Special Meet Set, for Preschool Vote Owen-Gage School Offi- 5 Or 10 Years Down the Road

No one forgotten ‘see ONICLE At Owen-Gage Special meet set, for preschool vote Owen-Gage School offi- 5 or 10 years down the road. “We’re pretty close to likely will be an increasing cials are expected to put to Locally, Bluem said a being in line” with the number of qualifications on rest any questions regarding majority of Huron County school improvement plan state dollars, forcing schools their position on the devel- schools have joined a con- concept, he remarked, add- that can’t meet thosequalifi- opmental preschool pro- sortium in order to pool state ing there’s no doubt in his cations to consolidate, he gram serving their district at dollars received for school mind that the community said. a special meeting next week. improvement planning. supports its school system. In a related matter, high The meeting, scheduled-to Kirby recommended that The superintendent school principal Ron begin at 7 p.m. Nov. 2 1in the the board actively pursue pointed out that proof of that D’Aoust asked the board to Owendale High School li- such a plan in order to dem- dedication may be particu- consider re-establishing a brary, was afiproved by the onstrate to the state the larly important in the near curriculum committee com- board Monday night. Owen-Gage district’s dedi- future, when he believes the posed of staff members and School Supt. Harley Kirby, cation to providing a quality state will stage amajor effort parents. who passed out a written list education via a continuous to consolidate the state’s D’Aoust said he and ele- of recommendations to the effort to reevaluate school smaller school districts. m,entary school Principal programs and curriculum. board, asked trustees to re- The means to that end Please turn to --page 5. view the list, make any sug-

‘benextgesiions prepared week. they tosee take fit and action then I Plan.benefit for He declined to release the list for publication prior to the special meeting. The action is in response to ill Julie- Miller a “quest made bypreschml A benefit dinner and .dance “Outstanding Girl Athlete” wiil be home Thursday, Director Diane WN?ck, will be held Saturday at the award at Cass City High Organizers of fie benefit who in recent months has Colony House, Cass City, School in 1985, presently is are urging persons to pur- asked for direction with proceeds from the undetgoing radiation treat- chaseadvance tickets, avail- regarding her propm, * event going to defray travel mentS in Rochester. It is able at Thumb National now -. - -- in its sixth year. and medical expenses lor hoped, however, that she Bank branches in Pieeon Warack’s discontent with a cancer victim Julie Miller. and Cass City, the CGony lack of movement by the A lifelong resident of the board on her request as well House (located 4 miles east Owendale and Cass City and 4 north of Cas City), as what she referred to a6 areas, Miller, 22, is the harassment by school ad- Kelly’s Market in daughter of Delmar and Gagetown, Pit Stop 76 in ministrators promptd her to Margo Miller of Owendale. close the preschool program Owendale, and the Sala for 2 weeks recently. War- Chiropractic Clinic and The 1985 Cas City High Kelly & Co. Realty, both in I ack, Kirby, 3 board mem- *-***u-W” . SGbQd-&GAdlla&3aS,d.G&- i, ~ CarO. ., nosed with neurofibrosar- Dinner will be served from I coma Aug. 30,1988, at the 6 to8p.m., with ticketprices Mavo Clinic in Rochester. set at $5.50 in advance or * . Miin. She has since Under: r ’ $6.50 at the door. A $4 ng up tho:Q.ss City post’s: . gone several surgeries, admission fee will be iof flags” along East Main Street in honor of numerous tests and trips charged at the dance, which 4 back to Rochester. will be held from 9 p.m, to 1 Miller, who received the a.m.

,tionwith the Huron Interme- New choral group diate School District. Bluem noted that legisla- (WalbrocheTmica1 spill not tionstate recentlylevel provides passed anat thein- centive for-all school dis- set for Festival tricts to implement school improvement plans. The 11 th annual. Village group will perform music ox bine for the performance or The ~mse,she said, is to parts V and VI of Bach’s dangerous,/ but expensive Bach Festival scheduled Tallis, Schultz, Durufle, 1 increise he effectiwness of Tuesday, Nov. 21, in Caro’s Bach and Mozart. After Christmas Oratorio, one of About 50 Walbro Cop. tities that would create a big enough.” until about 5 p.m. The schools by encouraging the First Presbyterian Church intermission violin soloist the great choral master- employees were sent home problem. This was small Grecne said the lab area clean-up operation was then development of goals and and Thanksgiving week William Preucil Jr. will pieces. Friday following a minor quantities in a materials where the chemicals wcrc completed in an hour to 90 objectives, and ways to end, Nov. 24-26, in First conclude the concert with “We are able to combine chemical spill at the handling lab,” she repeated. spillcd was closed off and minutes. \ evaluate those goals and Presbyterian Church, Cass Mozart’s violin concerto, the Festival orchestra and Fompany’s Small Engine “We knew what was there. the ventilation system shut Greene had no estimate of objectives. City, will feature a new No. 5 in A Major. the Saginaw Choral Society ’Division, 6242 Garfield We just decided it was down to reduce any possiblc the total clean-up cost, but She said the most effective group of artists at 2 of the Sunday, Nov. 26, at 3:15 to perform this important performances in Cass City. the final performance work because the Festival Ave., Cass City. I something we weren’t going health hazard due to fumes noted the equipment and schools are those which pm. According to reports, the to attempt to clean up our- from the spillcd chemicals. trained perwnnel needed to have a plan, drafted with It is 24 members of the of the Festival will be under has grown in stature and incident occurred at about selves.” Because the situation was handle mercury is4 very input from school officials, Saginaw Choral Society the direction of conductor acceptance as a major cul- 9:20 a.m. in a materials “We were overly cautious, not considered an urgent costly. “I think it’s going to teachers, staff members and under the direction of Jack Don Th. Jaeger. The orches- tural event each Thanksgiv- handling lab in the but you hate to look back and emergcncy, thc incident re- be very expensive,” she parents, for what they want Jonker. Saturday evening, tra, soloists and the Saginaw ing”, said Holly Althaver, building’s engineering sec- think you weren’t cautious sponse team didn’t arrivc said. to see happen in their district Nov. 25, at 8:15 p.m. the Choral Society will com- Please turn to page 14. tion. Margaret Greene, chemical and safety specialist for Walbro, said ashelf support- ding a small quantity of chemicals in 4 bottles gave way, cAusing the containers to fall and break open. The bottles contained di- luted nitric acid, mercury, potassium salt and a coating oil, she said. One technician, who was splashed with mercury, and a fireman were taken to Hills and Dales General Hospital as a precautionary measure, but no one was injured, authorities said. After being notified about the incident, Greene said she contacted Tuscola County Emergency Services Direc- tor Jim Jashinske, who re- sponded to the scene along with the Elkland Township and Car0 fire departments, Cass City-Mercy Ambu- lance personnel and Cass

City Village officials. I Also called in was an incident response team from Great LakesEnvironmental, Detroit. Greene pointed out that there was no danger of an explosion. “In our facility, we don’t have the things in high quan- I t PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,198!, CASS CITY,-- MICHIGAN Cass City Personal Items Audrey Katzen berger Phone 872-3049

Mark Guinther of Con- Mrs. James Bolf, Minde, Fifteen members of ’the Mr. and Mrs. Rick cord, Calif., arrived Satur- Tammy and Mary of Milan United Methodist Women Lorentzen and son Danny day and is spending 2 weeks visited her parents, Mr. and of Salem U.M. Church met of Clio visited his mother, with his parents, Stan and Mrs. Ivan Tracy, from in the fellowship hall at 7 :30 Mrs. Helen Lorentzen, Melva Guinther . Saturday until Morlday. p.m. Monday, Nov. 6. Saturday. Louise Buehrly had devo- Sunday afternoon guests tions and Connie Schwa- of Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Tracy Saturday supper guests Guests of Mrs. Elizabeth of Mr. and Mrs. ,Dwayne derer gave the missionary Stine were Ardis Broxholm were Mr . and Mrs. George report on Salt Lake City in Fisher Sr . O’Dell of Deford were Mrs. and friend, Winnie Walters, Irene Tracy and daughter, Utah. She told of the hand- of Sheridan from Tuesday Mrs. James Bolz, and icap means of getting until Thursday. Food project daughters and Mr. and around. Goodie boxes were Mrs. Douglas O’Dell and packed to be sent to men in Mrs. Gloria Nicholas of family . service and students in col- Kawkawlin visited her is successful lege. mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Members of Cass City’s Ann Marie Lorentzen of Stine, Saturday. Saginaw spent Friday night Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Pro- Boy Scout Troop and Cub fit visited his sister, Mrs. Scout Pack Saturday corn- and Saturday with her Saturday supper guests mother, Mrs. Helen Helen Willits, in Rochester pleted a successful week- Saturday and Sunday. of Mrs. Laura Ball were her long service project called Lorentzen. family, Wesley and Sharon “Scouting for Food. ” Ball and family of Reese, The event was initiated Friday supper guesv s of and Mr. and Mrs. Don Ball during the week, when the Echo Chapter Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord and family of Cass City. Dawn & Albert Leslie 8 Cub dens distributed food LaPeer were Lynette and They celebrated Sharon’s bags throughout the vil- installs officers Belinda LaPeer of Rich- birthday. lage. land. sawn Michelle Sweeney, Tice, Kinde, and Pamela Because of the coopera- Mr. and Mrs. Norman Ubly, and Albert Louis Polega, Cass City, friends of tion and generosity of Cass Echo Chapter Order of About 20 members of the Crawford of Car0 and Mrs. v Leslie, Decker, were united the bride. City residents, nearly 50 Eastern Star met at the Judson-Berean class of Marion McClorey visited Mr. and Mrs. David G. Branding in marriage Saturday, Sept. They wore identical gowns bags of food, (1,OOO items) Masonic Temple Nov. 8 First Baptist Church left their sister-in-law Sunday were collected, sorted, and with 16 officers, 6 members Tuesday noon for Midland in Bay City. First Presbyterian Church headpiece was a Juliette cap 30, at St. Columbkille as the maid of honor’s in and 2 visitors. Catholic Church, Sheridan. shades of ivory and bur- delivered to the Cass City where they toured the Dow of Car0 was the setting for of Alencon lace and appli-. Comfiunity Closet, lo- Worthy Matron Glenda Chemical Company. Roger Godbey of Mt. the wedding of Kristin C. qued pearls, which held a Father Peter Gaspeny offici- gundy. They all carried Food Wilson read a poem. cated at the Baptist Morris and friend from Clara and David G. Brand- rolled edged fingertip veil. ; ated at the double-ring cere- bouquets of pink, white and Church. The quantity of Guests were Emma Bills Sixteen ladies of the First Livonia, Mrs. Lyle Zapfe mony. burgundy carnations with of Bay City, Grand commit- ing. The Rev. Barry Sweet The bride carried a spring food n’early doubled last Baptist Church went to and Mr. and Mrs. Robert officiated for thedaughter of garden bouquet of yellow. The bride is the daughter of matching ribbons as their year’s first effort to con- tee woman on Star of Won- Flint Thursday to shop. Lash of Cass City had lunch Robert and Carol Sweeney, gowns. der committee, and Arlene Dr. and Mrs. John Clara of lilies, blue delphinium, rose. duct a community food Saturday at Wildwood. Cass City and the son of Dr. alstromaria, white daisies Ubly, and the groom is the Jeff Wallace, Cass City, drive. Potter of Bay City, Junior Wednesday, Mrs. Irma son of Dale and Audrey friend of the groom, was best If any residents were in- Past Matron. Chisholm and daughter Frank Scepanski of and Mrs. Earl H. Branding of accented with tufts of mini Leslie, Decker. man. advertently missed during Donna Lash, Esther, and Carol of Pinellas Park, Caseville and Stanley Caro. asters, ivy and fern. the campaign and would Evelyn Butler, Marshall, Fla., visited Mr. and Mrs. Morel1 were in Montrose Maxine Clara, grand- Following the wedding,‘ Music sclections included Groomsmen were Darcl were installed into office. “Song of Ruth,” “Let it be Sweeney, Ubly, brother of still like to contribute, they Gaylord LaPeer. Thursday. mother of the bride, was the couple greeted guests at can contact Scouting for A school of instruction matron of honor. Ronald a reception at Sherwood on Me,” “When I ,am With the bride, Robert Leslie, was to have been held Nov. You,” “Sunrise Sunset” and Decker, brother of the Food Coordinator Connie Emling,was best friend man. of the groom, the Hill in Gagetown. Iwankovitsch at 872-4667. 13. “Though the Mountains groom, Robert Moore, The Thumb Association Mag’s Peg After a honeymoon in+ . Rebecca Branding, sister Northern Michigan and May Fall.” Decker , brother-in-law of Marriage Licenses will meet in Pigeon Dec. 2 The organist was Kimberly the groom, Scott Rockwell, at 9 a.m. Echo chapter will of the groom, Matthew Canada, the couple is resid- Lemke,Ubly, and the soloist Caro, and David Loeding, Kenneth Donald Worden have the Bible opening and Branding, brother of the ing in Murphysboro, Ill., was Cathy Pickering, Bad Decker, friends of the and Christina Cooper, both closing. There will ‘be a ves- Problems groom, and Matthew Clara, where thky are both students Axe. Special readings by groom.Theushers wereTim of Millington. per service Dec. 3 in Ubly brother of the bride, served at Southern Illinois Univer- Linda Peruski, Bad Axe, Brown, Ubly, and Richard Stephen Rodney Slater, at 4 p.m. ZH ushers. sity. Mayville, and Rita Marie Emma Bills, Grand com- in print Music was provided by cousin of the bride, were Wheeler, Sandusky, friends Sharrard, Attica. mittee woman, spoke on given. of the groom. Susan Scollon, pianist, Hills and Dales ’f Reed Harris Schlicker Fraternalization at Christ- Susan Reims, organist, and The altar was decorated The bride’s mother wore a -, by Melva E. Guinther and Janet Marie Tausch, mas all year round. ,% 1 wiJh white and burgundy pink long sleeved Quiana Hofmeister, vocal- General Hospital t: both of Vassar. The next regular meeting Andreaist. carnations with pink silk knit with lace overlay top Robert Carson Kosinski, will be Dec. 13 with potluck ribbons and the’ Unity and long skirt. She wore a Pigeon, and Cindy Lee dinner’at 6:30 p.m. There “He majored in heaving Given in marriage by her PATIENTS LISTED MOB ’ Here’s our latest collec- father, the bride chose a DAY, NOV. Candle. corsage of white and bur- Goff, Caro. will be a $3.00 gift exchange e qu i p m en t s e r v ices .” 1989 tion of typos, some from floor-length gown of silk- and bring a food gift for a ~ gundy carnations with pink James Arthur Tompkins, dailies and other assorted Bouncer school? Given in marriage by her ribbons. The groom’s Mayville, and Sheila Sue needy family. “I’ve seen pictukes of that end satin. Her gown fea- Shirley Buschlen, Daile father, the bride wore a Elwart, Unionville. Refreshments- were sources, but mostly gar- tured an open rounded neck- Parrish, Cass City; mother wore a dusty rose nered from our very own plane (The Stealth) and it’s gown of nylon tulle with a Joseph Allen Lawe and served by Ruth Whittaker, quiet a bird.” You would line, an Alencon lace and Ella Gilliam, Kathlee sheer organza with long skirt Pamela Sue McComb, both Millie Mark and Donna efforts: bouffant floor-length skirt and sheer cape. She also expect that of a bird named pearl appliqued bodice, long Hayes, Decker ; of Millington. Lash. $ A thank you note: “Thank of lace, enhanced with ro- wore a corsage of white and Stealth. sleeves with wrist*,poiqte Kathryn Kling, Owel settes and a cascade of scal- you for cards, flowers, burgundy carnations with prayers, visits and phone “Highlighting the half- loped lace tiers over tulle. pink ribbons. timeactivities was thecrow- The gown was worn by the bills.” Which of these After the ceremony, a re- doesn’t fit? ing of Krista G.” I’m sorry I bride’s mother when she ception was held for 400 missed that. was married Dec. 28, 1963. “The United States is pre- guestsat theLaMotteTown- paring to send a small team Some items listed for sale: Her headpiece was lilies of ship Fire Hall, Hemans. “Purbread Cocker Spaniel”, the valley with a double silk of police experts to Colom- Insurance flJency Guests were from the sur- bia to advise judges, magis- “Logging chairs ’’ , illusion veil, made by the rounding area and Saginaw, “Chicken roasts”, “A bride’s grandmother, Mrs. trates and journalists, many Detroit, Florida, Rochester, of whom have been killed by hickey game”, “Rhino rear Beatricc Sweeney, Ubly. Mt. Clemens and St. Clair scraper”, “Lots of undergar- She carried burgundy and drug gangs, on how to im- Shores. prove security...” Isn’t it a ments and other collect- white carnations inter- The bride is a 1987 gradu- ibles”, and a house with twined with pink silk rib- little late for them? ate of Ubly High School and From a wedding story: “Sun room that leads to bons. a 1988 graduate of M.J. “She carried a bouquet of womanized deck.” Vicki Sweeney, Ubly, sis- Murphy Beauty College, roses, carnations, white Interpreting the law: ter of the bride, was maid of Saginaw, and is a licensed beans and grecns.” Proba- “Under the ordinance a per- honor. She wore a floor cosmetologist. She is em- bly a farm girl. son can discharge a boy and length gown of pink satin ployed at the Crossroads Sports world: “Coach arrow if he is at least 18”, with a Chantilly lace bodice Restaurant, Cass City. Roller also felt the sighted and “Visitors will be prose- and short pouf sleeves. The The groom is a 1985 gradu- poor passing as a problem cuted.” Pretty unsociable, if Alan Klco Mary lnbody back was detailed with a ate of CasCity High School for the Bulldogs ...” He felt you ask me. Representing This one didn’t appear in large butterfly bow and a and a 1987 graduate of what?? * back panel of lace. Michigan State University. type, but since it deals with Hastings Mutual Insurance Company The bridesmaids were “The farm was to feed word confusion, it qualifics. He is employed with his fa- , your needs Sandra Kay Peruski, Bad their pulled short horn Pat Wells, long-timeclerk at for insurance ther and brother in dairy Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wolak 4 Axe, cousin of the bride, farming. cows.’’ And their pushe4 Kritzman’s clothing store, 1 Merilee Krucker, Fraser, They will honeymoon in long horns, no doubt. related the incident that in- COMMERCIA1 INsURANCE and Arm Jenkins, Kingston, December and live in Shab- A head in the Bay City volved another salesperson. You’ve invested your time, your efforts. You’ve sisters of the groom, Ann bona. Wolaks celebrate Times; “Thousands of The lady trying on a dress invested vourself. You should insure with an Somalis flea country.” New wanted the clerk’s honest agency & company that recognizes your investment. // seret weapon? opinion, and she suggested ILLS AND DALES ‘golden anniversary “Your sock broker can that perhaps the neckline NERAL HOSPITAL give you a letter indicating was just a smidgeon too low. ”That’sOur Policy” 872-2121 Joscphinc ‘and Frank Wolak. prices.” For the person The customer replied, “Oh Hours: 9:00 - 5:OO Sat. 8:30 - 12 who’s heavily into socks. EVENT DATE TIME PLACE Wolak of Kingston cclc- Their children are Kathryn no. It’s all right. I’m going 6703 Main St. 872-5114 , Cass City brated their 50th wedding Wolak of Lathrup Village, “Jet skiing is a cross be- to wear a hickey with it.” anniversary Oct. 29 with a Thomas and Mary Wolak of tween solemn skiing and Dr. Girgis Nov. 21 9,a.m.-Noon Clinic Mass in their honor at St. Vassarandchildren, Jeffrey, skate boarding.” I’ve never Urologist Michael’s Catholic Church Jennifer and Angela, Philip seen a skier who didn’t seem Dr. Donahue Nov. 22 9 a.m.-Noon Clinic in Wilmot. A dinncr and and Linda Wolak of Mason to be having a really good reception for 150 guests fol- and children, Amy and time! Saginaw Heart Nov. 22 9 a.m.-Noon Clinic lowed at the Colony House, Christopher, Francis and Fourth of July pageant: Group Cass City, hostcd by thcir Pamela Wolak of Clcmson, “As Tyler Bader ushes her children and thcir familics. S.C., and children, Collecn down the exile...” Makes Dr. Sy Nov. 23 1-3 p.m. Clinic The former Josephine, and Patrick, Gregory Wolak you wonder about that pag- Todis and Frank Wolak of Caro, Robert and eant, doesn’t it? were united in marriage Oct. Christina Wolak of King- Dr. Pankratz Nov. 22 1-4 p.m. Clinic 4-H exchange story: “We 28, 1939, at St. Michacl’s ston and son Nicholas, and were able to have a great 0rt hopedic Clk Catholic Church, Wilmot. Josephine and Bryan Kurtz experihce with out guests Dr. Jeung Nov. 24 9 a.m.-Noon Clinic Their attendants were Stella of Howell. from North Carolina.” Who Todis Johnson and Joscph The Wolaks retired from would have thought it was Album farming in 1979. Overeaters Anonymous meets every Monday at n possible! 4 p.m. in the Meeting Room. Immediate Care Clinic usually available Fri. 6 CASS CllY CHRONICLE with any Hallmark REIlTER5 USPSo92-7M) , purchase. p.m. through Mon, 6 a.m., and Holidays in the PUBLISHEDAT CASS EVERY CITY. 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Sometimes I should be means she just started an- in a tutu. I wasn’t surprised. Speed limits on more than 160 additional miles of rural hamed of myself, of my other War of Independence Tricia’s face immediately freeways in Michigan will be raised to 65 miles per hour greedy grasping for grand- and should be locked up for turned into a red prune and by early next year, the Michigan Department of Transpor- poop glory. The bear in the 12 months every Fourth of she yelled, “I WANT THAT tation announced this week. tutu provided a good ex- July. RIGHT NOW!” Judging by what the traffic is doing on the expressways ample of this flaw in my That’s when Super Grand- these days, chances are that you’ll never notice the differ- otherwise sterling character. TANTRUM OVER poop came to the rescue. I ence. At Emily’s eighth birthday TEDDY IN TUTU scooped Tricia into my party last month, there were arms, rushed her outside and ++++++++++ no gifts for her 3-year-old It was this sort of independ- showed her what was in the sister, Tricia. It had been ent Tricia fireworks that I trunk of my car. Another Mark Wiese, Harris-Hampshire Agency co-owner, explained to Tricia, several feared when Emily opened a bear in a tutu. For her. joined a rather exclusive club last week. Mark is a regular times, that her birthday was birthday present from her Man, I was the greatest player in the coffee club numbers game, where numbers coming in January, at which grandmother and me. It was hero of all time. Kisses and are selected at random between zero and 1,000 until time she’d get lots of pres- a teddy bear in a tutu, pur- hugs, and I accepted each somebody says the number and buys the coffee for the ents and Emily would get chased by catalog several one without uttering the group. zilch. But for now, Emily weeks earlier, before Tricia slightest disclaimer. I took He overcame the lo00 to one odds when he started the was the honored guest, and got her tutu. full credit for recognizing game and guessed the number on the first try. He said right Tricia should be nice about it That was the problem. how unreasonable it would then that perhaps he should rush over and buy a lottery and not react as independ- Tricia’s parents gave her a have been for Tricia, the ticket. ently as she usually does pink frilly tutu in recogni- great tutu lover, to live in the Strange as it seems, Wiese is not alone in the guess the when someone has some: tion of her extreme fondness same homeasabearinatutu number at the first crack club. Over the years several thing she wants. for imitating a crazed balle- that didn’t belong to her, it players have turned the trick. The all-time champion is Jim Independently? Yes. rina dancing to a blaring belonged to her awful sister. Ketchum, former Chronicle editor, who guessed the .Ticia’s mother, Ferd, col- videotape of “The Nut- ~ I didn’t hother telling Tri- number on the first try the first time he played the game. lects euphemisms that her cracker Suite.” Tricia loves cia that her grandmother had He never played again. polite friends use in describ- that tutu so much she insists searched several stores for a ing Tricia’s behavior after on wearing it everywhere, second bear in a tutu and ++++++++++ watching the littledearstrip- over whatever other cloth- come up empty. So she search an entire nursery ing her mother requires, bought a nude bear and Did you happen to catch on television that mass of class to make sure no one has even to church. sewed a tutu for it. All I did humanity running the New York Marathon about 10 days anything she wants. It appeared certain Tricia was see her sneak the bear ago? One of them was Craig Guernsey, who posted a time “Tricia certainly has a would explode when she into the car trunk, under 3 hours, which is considered good for competitors mind of her own,” they say. saw Emily’s bear in a tutu. It’s not easy to justify my who are in it strictly for the fun. The actual time Craig Or Tricia is certainly “spir- To keep the birthday party unconscionable theft of raced was over 3 hours but he was delayed about 7 minutes ited” or “active” or “lively” peaceful, my wife briefly Grandma’s glory. It un- waitingstarting forline. the crowd in front to part so he could get to the or “aggressive.” considered withholding the doubtedly had something to Lord only knows how gift until sometime later. do with Tricia’s smile, or the THE ELKLAND-NOVESTA United Way thermometer in 0 many well-mannered But she decided it would be way she shrugs and extends Cass City reached the $13,000 mark Friday, the official end ++++++++++ tongues have been bitten in unfair to Emily to cater so both hands palms up when half to keep them from say- slavishly to the incendiary asked why she did some- of the 1989 campaign. Local United Way official Arthur ing “brat,” independence of her little thing she wasn’t supposed to Holmberg (above) said he’s optimistic the group’s 1989 goal As reported previously, it has long been rumored that Ferd’s favorite euphemism * sister. do. Marlette might leave the Thumb B Association. You can is: “Tricia certainly is an So I was watching Tricia as And it is surely obvious, of $18,000 will be reached by the time all donations have been add Bad Axe to that list, Representatives of both schools, .independent child.” That Emily unwrapped the bear not to mention corny, to collected. meeting informally with other league reps, reportedly dis- suggest that newspaper ar- cussed withdrawing. Nothing definite yet, but can the ticles contributc to the self- I 1 dissolution of the league as we know it be far off? ish pleasure I get from mak- Tom Thumb It doesn’t appear so. ing Tricia happy. Most of us read about children who concerts set receive abuse instead of love, and we despair that next month Theweather there’s not much we can do High Low about it. The Tom Thumb singers Precip. So perhaps I compensate plan to help area residents Tuesday ...... 40 ..... 36 .... -22“ .... by ‘doing too much for the get their holiday spirits off to Wednesday...... 44 ...... 37 .... .12“ ... Thursday 38 24 trace children I can touch. It’s a good start early next ...... easy to say that’s what morqh. Friday ...... 42 ...... 35 .... ,03” ... I couldn’t believe it when sented. Saturday 48 25 ,....0 ... grandparents are for and The, group will present ...... the metro dailies announced Who knows if this pro- Sunday ...... 36 :....,26. ...O .. then send them home, before the election that a gram will work? One favor- concerts featuring songs of Monday ...... 64 ...... 42 ..... trace .. spoiled. But is that any ex- poll showed that Proposition the season sung in “good old (Recorded at Cass Citv wastcwatcr treatment plant.) cuse for stealing my wife’s able falloyt is a renewed A, calling for a half-cent interest in the school where fashioned harmony” Dec. 2 plaudits, for pretending I increase in the state sales and 3 at the Presbyterian might know how sew apathy reigned. to a tax, stood a 50-50 chance of It undoubtedly easier Church in Cass City. The bear’s tutu when the truth is was Saturday concert will begin winning. to try something new and that I wouldn’t even know Nearly everyone I talked at 7:30 p.m. and the Sunday how to shop for one? different in Chicago than it to hcrc was against the would be in Michigan, performance, at 3 p.m. I should be ashamed. I proposition and icould only The community choir’s don’t care. where all schools are under assume that in other parts of the State Board of Educa- annual concerts normally the state the outlook was tion. are held in the sfiring at the radically different. I should After all, as the story high school, but organizers have known better. stressed, Chicago schools decided to try something The school tax proposals were a shambles and some- different this year. People believe if you had a lot going against them thing had to be done. But sprinkle salt on the tail of and not very much in favor. wouldn’t it be great if it a bird, you will have good Any tax increase vote has a liick works and wecould copy cat good number of no votes a program like it here? regardless of its merits. I’d vote extra bucks for That’s for starters. You that and so would a lot of have to believe that the vot- others who are concerned Thomas Jefferson was the ers had little faith in the ef- first president to wear long about our schools but right trousers instead of knee- fec tivcness of the program now see no way out. breaches. as outlined. There was also the mostly unspoken per- - ception that it was a way to Now - in Cass Citv INVITED increase the power of the Michigan Education Asso- BUD I ciation, which many feel is Off Iunwise. I NOBODY & BUD I Must Present Now some legislators are gc Coupon gC saying that it will be 10 years LIGHT before any significant change in the funding of schools has a chance to pass. That’s too bad, because 12 pk. change is needed. cans + dap. We need some innovative programs. More money, 9 OLD MILWAUKEE sure. But simply throwing a wad of bucks into the hopper OLD MILWAUKlEE Sunday, Nov. 19 hoping for a better mix .90 PLYMOUTH ACCLAIM LIGHT hasn’t worked before, and, Air - Auto - Tilt - Cruise Get a FREE Holiday Planner! PLUS Great Gift Ideas the way the vote went, most folks feel won’t work now. $699,. + dep. Over public television the And Other Holiday Surprises 24 pk. cans other day a new system Gasoline under ’trial in Chicago waq d HUNTERS We a Large examined. PerDay - have Buy 3 S UNDAY ON LY The voters there okayed FIRST 100 MILES FREE! Selection of Hunting Supplies Packs of big bucks for schools, but Skin Carno Registerto Win This with a difference. A big WE RENT CARS Doe in Heat Scent Camels PLUSH ANIMAL chunk of the money was sent Assorted Gloves Hot Seats and back to the individual BY THE DAY. 50’ Rope Handwarmers schools to be spent by the Grunt Deer Call Hunting Vests Get A, Hat ST. BERNARD school, pot administered by Back Tags Slugs a central agency. Orange 8 Carno Hats FREE In addition, each school is now run by an elected board from within the district with 24”tall $20000 the principal a member of I the board with one vote. In addition, the board‘has the right to fire the principal CHRYSLER / PLYMOUTH / DODGE if it wants and tenure was ICOACH LIGHT abolished. 6617 Main St. It wasn’t explained what Downtown Cass City, MI 48726 the union-school relation- ship was under this new 872-2184 I PHARMACY proviso, a question that should have been examined Toll Free 1-800-6221131 2 I Casscity Phone 872-3613 in the in-depth story pre- PAGE FOUR CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

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Non-SMade inkid U.S.A. Sole $399 Our AI ready Only ea. OFF Low Prices BED PILLOWS Sale Ends Sunday, Nov. 19 polyester Filled I CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY , NOVEMBER 15,1989 PAGE FIVE \ Foxes’ 4 sons mark a combined 75 years in US.Air Force or many Ameri- their sons prepared to enter Today, Bob works at an Raymond served 5 years in great-grandchildren (and can families, the service while earning experimental agricultural the service, left for 3 years another one on the way), Saturday’s obser- degrees at Michigan State station in Wooster, Ohio. and then re-joined and travel regularly to ske family F vance of University, where they served for another 15 years. members. They also have Veteran’s Day stirred up completed RbTC training, 30TH YEAR Also a navigator, he served done a lot of traveling to see memories of the loss of one The program allowed them in Vietnam twice during his the world, having visited or more sons or daughters to enter the Air Force at the Th Foxes‘ third oldest Air Force career. He also Australia, New Zealand, who died while serving their rank of second lieutenant, son, bd, 50, will mark his worked as a navigator China, South America, Eu- country. Ron said, adding, “They 30th year in the Air Force in aboard flights involving the rope and other foreign lands. Cass City area residents knew they’d be drafted the February, when he will re- transport of freight to Eu- Reflecting on the Vietnam Ron and Aletha Fox count minute they got out of col- tire. 1 rope. themselves among the luck- lege.” A full colonel for the past 7 Now a resident of Helen- War years, the couple, who ier parents, for whom The Foxes’ oldest son, Jim, 1/2 years, Ed joined in Feb- dale, Calif., he currently are strong believers in a Veteran’s Day is a time to be 55, joined the Air Force in ruary 190and later went on works in the field of com- strong defense, said they personally thankful, as well August 1955 and served 20 to become a pilot, flying puter scienceat Edwards Air didn’t live in constant fear as- proud._ - of the role their years before retiring at the more than 100 missions Force Base as part of a civil- for their sons’ lives. family has played as mem- rank of lieutenant colonel. during the Vietnam War. He ian company. “We didn’t think about it bers of the U.S. military Currently the transporta- currently is stationed at Asked if it was difficult for that much,” Aletha contin- force. tion director for the Cass Ramstein Air Force Base in them to have their sons so far ued. “We are not worriers. With the upcoming retire- City Schools, he was a navi- Germany. away so often over the years, Worrying’s not going to get ment of their son, Ed, the gator and served in Thailand Ed flew over north Viet- the Foxes said they got used you anywhere.” RAREREUNION-Ron and Aletha Fox (seated) posed with Foxes’ 4 sons will have for a year during the Viet- nam at the beginning of the to it during their sons’ col- They acknowledged,that all 4 of their sons, (from left) Ed, Raymond, Bob and Jim, * served a combined 75 years nam War. war, his parents com- legeyears. i patriotism seemed to be at an in the U.S. Air Force. Bob Fox, 53, joined the mented. “He was the first all-time low for years re- during their 50th wedding anniversary in May 1982. Previ- Although 3 of their sons service in October 1958 and Air Force man to be in the A WAY OF LIFE garding Vietnam veterans, served and saw action dur- became a Vavigations in- (pilot) exchange program but pointed 6ut that the ously, the last time all 4 sons were able to make it home at one ing the Vietnam War, the structor. He served for 5 with the Navy,” Ron added. “It becomes a way of life,” young men who took part in time was during the couple’s 25th anniversary. local couple never had to years, attaining the rank of “He flew off a flat top for 3 Aletha said, adding she and that war were doing the experience what it was like captain, and then decided years.” her husband started visiting same thing as those before 10th year to be notified Ithat one of not to re-enlist. The couple’s youngest son, their sons at various bases them during World War 11. their sons had been killed or “He had his master’s de- Raymond. 48. retired 2 across the United States, as listed missing in action. gee before he went in. He yeks ago at the rank of well as Germany. ‘They were serving their ’ “They’re lucky they all came back and got his doc- major after a 20-year career Now, yith 13 grandchil- country,’’ Ron commented. came back,” Ron remarked torate degree in ag engineer- in the Air Force thatbegan in &en living in 8 states, the “They didn’t go because “Battle of Books” begins Friday at the pair’s farrn ing,” Jim said, noting that at February 1963. Foxes, who also have 5 they wantedtogo.” The annual “Battle of the The teams who are un- positions. All of the children northeast of Cass City. one point while serving in Books,” sponsored successful in their early who participate in the “Bat- “They were very lucky;” Texas, he instructed -his cooperatively by Raw n rounds will be given an op- tle of the Books” will be in- Aletha added. younger brother, Raymond, Memorial Library and t e portunity to compete in an vited to a special victory The couple said all 4 of in night flying.. .O=Gpreschool decision Cass City Elementary andT Honors round for runner-up celebration. Intermediate School. libraries, began Monday. This is the 10th year for Students-get free expected at special meet the program, according to Rawson Memorial Library Britt added that after dis- !ime getting people to work Director Barb Hutchinson, books through RIF cussing the +matter with in the senior class, and it’s who noted that the class of William Britt would like the children who were in the committee’to look at and Harp, he asked intermediate getting progressively During the past 2 weeks, book to take home with first Battle of the Books them and share with compare curriculums of- school officials to conduct worse,” he said. “Our prob- program m are now local private eye Ms. Dee her son’s evaluation sooner, Yrn is a lack of money.” 1979-80 Tective, alias .Inspector friends. fered at the junior highhigh seniors in high school. During the first dis- school and elementary lev- and they agreed. Thies explained that oper- Hutchinson said that al- RIF, visited all second book He pointed out that he ating the school’s concep- grade classrooms at tribution, the boys and girls els. The goal, he added, is to though there have been Campbell Elementary were given clues and then find out what can be done to couldn’t discuss specifics of sion stand during sporting many changes in the Battle School and second and third assisted the visiting sleuth make the learning process the results because they are events is the primary fund of the Books program in the grades at Deford and in solving the case of “The more efficient for students confidential, but he ac- raiser for the senior trip, but past IO years, 3 things have Evergreen Schools to in- Witch, The Cat, and The knowledged the evaluation few students are willing to not changed: the library form students about the Baseball Bat.” as they make the transition staff’s commitment to in- from the elementary school indicates the educational do their share of the work. RIF (Reading is Funda- Ms. Dee Tective (Connie needs of Harp’s son have He suggested setting up a troducing good books to the mental 1 program. Iwankovitsch) and her as- to the high school. children, their intention to sistants, Susan Dyer and changed over the past 3 tripclubin which studentsin reward and give recogni- years. all grades at the high school RIF, a federally-sup- Louise Ponder, distributed TRANSFER REQUEST tion to children who enjoy more than 150 at the Britt said officials tried could earn poihts towards a reading, and enthusiasm ported reading incentive books program, is sponsored loc- 3 schools.Also, in conjunction with Turning to a student trans- unsuccessfully Monday to trip. Another option would and support of the particip- contact Harp in order to dis- be to allow other student ants, parents and teachers. ally by the Cass City fer request, the board heard Branch of the American As- RIF, 300 new books donated from Judy Harp, who asked cuss theresults, but couldn’t groups to earn money by All children in grades 3 sociation of University by the family of Alexandra that her son, a sixth grader in reach her. running the concession through 6 are invited to par- Women (AAUW). MacRae, veteran educator the Owen-Gage district, be Following discussion, the stand, he said. ticipate. There are 2 divi- RIF representatives will in the Thumb area (re- allowed to transfer to the board voted to refuse the Also Monday, the board: sions, one for third and be visiting the students 3 cently deceased), were dis- Cass City School District. transfer request pending -Accepted a low com- fourth gr’ades, and one for times during the school tributed to first, third and Harp’s review of the evalu- bined bid of $30,461 for a fifth and sixth grades. year to present a motiva- fourth graders at the Harp said her son has had Elementary Schools to pub- trouble in school this year ation. 1987 bus chassis and a 1990 There are 5 children on a tional program. Following She said she would have no bus body from Osentoski team, and each team must each presentation, students licize the Cass City Liter- related to his progress in the have a name and team are invited to select a free acy Council. special education program. problem with her son re- Equipment Inc., Pigeon. Both his grades and behav- maining in the Owen-Gage -Voted to accept a re- ior have deteriorated, she District provided school of- vised version of the school’s explained, adding she be- ficials make adjustments to student handbook. lieves the problem is that the better meet the needs of her -Approved Ann Can as work he has been given is too son. the high school’s“student of difficult for his level of abil- the month” fox; November. ity. . NO SENIOR TRIP? Passed a motion thank- Harp told the board she ing and ,commending the -- believes his educational In other business during the Owen-Gage Band Boosters NHneeds would bebetter met in 3-hour monthly session, the for their purchase and deliv- the Cas City Schools. board authorized senior ery of an IBM compatible FREE Britt pointed out that the class advisor Manuel Thies hard disk drive computer intermediate school district to replace the annual senior system for the high school. conducts evaluations of spe- trip with a similar end-of- the-year trip program open cia1 ed students initially and Ithen every 3 years, and that to all high school students. Donations Harp’sson’snext evaluation Thies, who has discussed was slated for next spring. the matter with the board at Following the evaluations, previous meetings, repeated he noted, a local committee his concern, saying only a needed for is set up to recommend a handful of seniors work library at 872-2856 for more plan of action to meet the faithfully towards earning information. changing needs of individ- the senior trip. Christmas Reading lists and the ual students. “I’m having a very difficult books on the lists are now 1 Fri.. Sat. 7!15-9:40 Sun. 250-310-7:30Mon., Tues. 7:30 1 available at the libraries. baskets The battles will begin late in February with each team She’s Out of Control The 15th annual county- testing its Knowledge Three Fugitives Scrooged wide Christmas Basket Pro- against another team’s. gram will again be coordi- Ribbons will be awarded Ernest Saves Christmas ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 Only nated by Volunteer Services to both first and second Thursday is “Bargain Nite” at the Tuscola County De- place teams in each divi- Batman 89 Valentino Return partment of Social Services sion, and all participants Billv Crystal & Carrie Fisher will receive a certificate. office. .. . Members of the ‘Toys for STARTS FRIDAY NOV. 17,18,19 & 23 Tots” organization, spon- All Evenings (Except Sat.) 7:30 sored by the Thumb Area Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 Mudrunners, will be deliv- ering toys to children in the county. Needed are donations of non-perishable food items, gifts (under $5.00) for the elderly/disabled, clothing items of hats, scarves, mit- tens and gloves for the chil- ill -WEEKLY SPECIALSR== Ill dren. Offer valid Tuesday, Nov. 14 thru Saturday, Nov. 18 Cash donations are also 111 111 welcome to purchase additional food items for the Permi-Cola baskets. Donations may be brought ON 10 the department office at 1365 Cleaver Rd., Caro, 19 Monday through Friday 1/2 liter - 8 pk. Warm only from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., or *$2Plus deposit STARTS FRIDAY NOV. 24 contact Volunteer Services Ron Howard’s Newest Comedy at (517) 673-9127. It Distribution of the baskets PAR\ENTHOOD” will take place Dec. 12-15. . PAGESIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1989 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN I 1 Missionary Fellowship plans Mrs. Thelma Jackson group's Christmas activities Holbrook Area News Phone 65fl-2347 The Ladies Missionhry next meeting, Dec. 4. Fellowship of the First Bap- In other business, needs of I 1 tist Church, Cass City, met the Lake Ann Bible Camp Nov. 6, with 17 members in were discussed and lists Mr. and Mrs. Cletus Morel1 evening guests were Mr. and at their home here. ited Lillian Otulakowski Dale Hind. Mrs. Dale Hind. attendance. handed out, Christmas cards and Mr. and Mrs. Evans Mrs. David Hacker. Mrs. Many Chockley of and Stella Leszczynski Clarence Depcinski, A.J. Visitors at the Margaret Rita Hanby reported on the were signed for missionar- and Curtis Cle- a Gibbard were Thursday Mr. Mrs. Algonac spent Saturday Thursday afternoon. Batie and Melissa Jackson Carlson home were Jim items taken from the mis- ies, $25 was sent toward forenoon guests of Mr. and land were Thursday supper with Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Mr. and Mrs. Cass Grifka enjoyed a fish supper at the Jackson Tuesday evening sionary closet by missionar- child adoption at the St. Mrs. Stanley Otulakowskiat guests of Mr. and Mrs, Jim Cleland and visited Mr. and were Thursday evening home of Mrs. George and Mrs. George Jackson ies who recently visited- Louis Michigan Children's their home here, Doerr and Jeff in honor of Mrs. Curtis Cleland Satur- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- Jackson and Don Wednes- Wednesday afternoon. Marjorie M. Millan from Home. Jeff Doerr's birthday. day evening. nold LaF'eer. day. Mrs. Evans Gibbard at- Liberia, Richard and Peggy Devotions were given by 1 Shiequeyuki Wokokawa Reva Silver was a Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Don of Japan, Jeff Doerr, Toni ANNIVERSARY Greg, Weand Katie tended Learn and Lead Marsh, Alaska, and Mr. and Rosella Kretzschmer and a 40TH day dinner guest of Edanna McKnight of Bad Axe were Moore of Snover spent a few classes at Kellogg Center at Mrs. Mark Hunsberger of session of prayer was held ' Warner and Matt Rapp pre- Sweeney and David. Other Tuesday evening guests of 'sented the program Mr. and Mrs. Craig Harris days with Mr. and Mrs. MSU at East Lansing the Calvary Baptist Church, for the missionaries. featur- forenoon guests were Elsie Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Evans Gibbard. Wednesday and Thursday. Bad Axe. Hostesses for the evening ; ing highlights of LABO and family of Bad Axe Engelhart and Sue Dinkel of and Mrs. Allen Far- : International exchange at hosted a wedding anni- Mr. Justin, Matt and Emily Mr. and Mrs. Jim Doerr A letter was read from were Mary Jane Warner and 40th Sebewaing. relly were Monday evening Miller spent the weekend spent the weekend with Mr. Overseas Christ Service Jean Wood. * the 4-H Fall Achievement at versary party for around 50 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Den- with their' father, Jack and Mrs. Fred Haas at Center about the work of : Sandusky Wednesday eve- relatives at the Popple Trail EXTENSION MEETING nis Bartle and Tommy in ning. Blazers clubhouse for her Miller, at Byron. Toledo, Ohio. armed service chaplains, Motivated students Cass City. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Greg with Mrs. Earl Schenk spent parents, and Mrs. Dale Brenda Tyrrell of Bay City thanks for the gift sent Mr. Twelve members of the Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena spent the weekend with Moore, an 8-pound,4-ounce last month when Chaplain Cas City Intermediate Tuesday with Edanna Hind, Saturday evening. Greenleaf Extension group visited Beatrice (S hagena) School officials recently Sweeney. Guests attended from Pala- Kathryn Tyrrell. Julie daughter,Heather Michelle, Stanley Beach provided in- and 2 guests met at Char- Wheeler at Deckerville Gorkowskiof Filion and Jim Oct. 31 at Sandusky Hospi- formation regarding dedica- named the school's "moti- tine, Ill., Owendale, Bad mont for lunch Thursday Hospital Monday. tion of chaplains around the vated students" for the Gene McLean of Drayton Axe, Ubly and Cass City. Tyrrell were Sunday guests. tal. Grandparents are Mr. and later went to the home of Amos Fox of Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt and Mrs. Duane Moore of world. month of October. ' Plains visited Mr. and Mrs. ****** Bertha Shagena. The mcet- State University in Lansing were Monday supper and Port Sanilac and Mr. and In other communications, They are fifth graders Col- Evans Gibbard'Saturddy. ing was conducted by chair- lier Bogart, Kurt Soshi Imaizumi, Shiequ- spent Friday at the home of evening guests of Mary Lou Mrs. Evans Gibbard. Great- a letter sent from the Shep- Mr. and Mrs. Harold person Mrs. Evans Gibbard. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hoxie Powers at Port Austin. grandparents are Mrs. herd Ministries, Home for Iwankovitsch and Brad eyuki Wokokawa of Japan where they weighed and Speirs, and sixth graders and Jeff Doerr attended the Copeland were Sunday din- The next meeting will be Mr. and Mrs. Allen Far- Wilson of Sandusky, Lillian Special people, was read. Dec. 14 at the home of Mrs. graded 6-month-old calves. Dawn Longuski, Ryan LABO 4-Hretreat at Club ner guests of Mr. and Mrs, relly attended the Mo Bandy Otulakowski of Cass City Unwrapped gifts are to be House Inn at Lansing over Merle Kitchen in Cass City. Ray Reinelt for the Christ- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson show at Colony House. and William Moore of given by Dec. 1,and gifts for Rockwell, Nathan LeValley Other afternoon guests were mas meeting. Mrs. Glen S hagena visited Snover. shut-insaretobe taken to the and Amanda Kieltyka. , the weekend. received word of the death Mr. and Mrs. Arnold The lesson was on reports of Marion (Nutt) Wolfe of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson LaPeer. of the fall enrichment Port Huron Wednesday, Tuesday forenoon. EUCHRE CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt classes and International Nov. 1. Marion and her sis- Susan Sofka of Davison were among a group of 29 Night. Plans were made to ter, Anna Mae, and brother, was a weekend guest of Mi. The Euchre Club met Fri- relatives and friends who provide 10 dozen cookies Clifford Nutt, with their and Mrs. Henry Sofka. day for dinner at Franklin met at the home of Mr. and for Provincial House's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Karr Inn in Bad Axe before going Mrs. Charlie Corbishley for Christmas party. Decorating liam Nutt, were former resi- of Gagetown were Sunday to the home of Mr. and Mrs. a dedication dinner for sweatshirts is on the agenda dents of the Holbrook area. dinner and afternoon guests Ronnie Gracey to play Charles and Christopher for the December meeting. Tom Kolar visited Mr. and of Mr. and hhs. Cliff . cards. High prizes were won Corbishley in Bad Axe Sun- Mrs. Hiram Keyser made Mrs. Cleatus Howey Jackson. and served cake and coffee , by Mrs. Arnold LaPeer and by. Wednesday evening. Jim Kolar of Fraser was a : Leonard Buella. Low prizes Ruth Ann Osentoski and concluding the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cleland Wednesday afternoon guest Barb Guigar were Wednes- meeting. * were won by Mrs. Harold were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kolar. : Copeland and Jerry Decker. day afternoon guests of Mr. ****** of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited ; Mrs. Frank Laming won the and Mrs. Allen Farrelly. land. Eugene Cleland of Bad Jessie Wilson Wednesday, Mrs. Glen Shagena visited I traveling prize. Axe was an afternoon guest. Mr. and Mrs. John Maurer : The next party will be Sat- Mr. pd Mrs, George King Don Jackson visited A1 Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cies- of Filion and Mr. and Mrs, ; urday, Dec. 9, at the home of and Jim Saturday afternoon Wagner Sunday evening. linski were Thursday after-. Deward Holz were Friday and Henry Jackson Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mrs. Evans Gibbard vis- noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. evening guests of Mr.- and Buella for a potluck Christ- afternoon. mas party. Mrs. Bruce Slezak, Ken- neth and Scott of Harper ****** Woods and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Kolar spent from Fri- Ruth Khowles and Randall day through Sunday with Qf Novi spent the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Lee Robinson with Mr. and Mrs. Jim at Homer. Hewitt. Bob Karg of Bad Axe was a Saturday guest, 50TH ANNIVERSARY Reva Silver was a Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dom- afternoon and supper guest browski, formerly of this of Larry Silver and Tiffany area, celebrated their 50th in Bay City. wedding anniversary Sun- Mi. and Mrs.Glen Shagena day, Nov. 5, at Harmony j visited Janice Moore at Hills Hall in Bay City put on by and Dales Hospital in Cass their daughter and son-in- City and Don Moore and law, Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pe- Charlie Moore at their home terson, and grandson Garth. in Cass City Wednesday Jeffrey Peterson and wife afternoon. are stationed in Washington in the service and were un- Mrs. Len Shoemaker was a able to attend. 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Nov. 23,1989 Individual dealers may I mil qtidntities lndlvldual dealers may hot Horn Centers stockterms allOnly items Some Stores ma! reslrict item5 to Cdsh and carry It stands for Dinner served at 12:30 special quality and extra value 6 St,.Pancratius Parish Hall Takeouts for shut-ins available at 2:30 We Can Help For reservations Call your church or 872-3830or 872-5114 CASS CITY HARDWARE V Adv. courtesy of Chemical Bank-Bay Area, Cass City 6092 East Cassa City Road, CASS CITY PAGE SEVEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1989 Thieves take Police report bow, urrows Gen Kehoe arrest, theft Gagetown.Area News Phone 665-2221 A Deford area resident recently reported the theft of Cass City police' reported a bow and 6 arrows. one traffic arrest and the Troy Curtis, 758 N, King- theft of a bicycle early last ston - Rd,, told Tuscola Last Sunday visitors at Dee of Bay City. The Mrs. John Ondrajka, last was a weekend guest of his week. . County Sheriff's deputies the home of Shirley and Bill Goodells called on Ceil week. They received word mother, Mrs. Velma Hel- that someone took the items were DOnna Zuraw after the celebra- that their father, M.M.C. wig. Police arrested Larry L. from his vehicle, which was Lenhard of Cass City, Chad tion. Fred Ondrajka, has re- Sunday dinner guests of Weisenbach, 24, of Sebe- at his residence, and Taras Mar e and Leonard Karr turned safely to his home in Ma4 McKellar were Mrs. waing, on suspicion of oper- parked Jackie and Bill Goodell were fher guests of Cliff Charleston, S.C., after a 6- Bessie Kenny of Sandwky ating a motor vehicle while sometime between 11:30 were Nov. 5 at the and Thelma Jackson of month tour of duty in the and Gerry and Hugh Pruitt under the influence of liquor p.m. NOV. 5 and 6 a.m. NOv. home of Joane and Bob Ubly last Sunday. Mediterranean. of Aubuv Has. Nov. 7 at about 1:30 a.m. 6. Beauchamp in Bay City to Five Sisters of the Elma Miklovich had as a Mr. andMrs. Mark (Jean after stopping his vehicle on The bow and arrows are celebrate the 2nd birthday Saginaw Diocese met for guest last Shday, her Shope) Hutchinson of De- valued at between $80 and of Garrett Beauchamp. granddaughter, Trisha Main Street near Seeger relaxation and meetings catur, Ill., and son, Mpk Street for an improper left $100, reports state. Other guests were Mr. and last Sunday and Monday at Roth of Linwood. They at- Allen 11, spent a week visit- Mrs. Fred Beauchamp and the community home of Sr . tended services at ing relatives here and in turn and improper lane us- Honora Remes in Brighton. Gagetown Methodist Saginaw. Tuesday they age. Present were Sisters Pat Church and the brunch were luncheon guests of Police also cited him for Wilson, Janet Fulgenzi, after . Mr. and Mrs. Elery Sontag. transporting an open intoxi------CHAPEL0 Rita Goedken, Mary Ellen Stella hyva returned Other guests were Debbie -----'RESENT THIS COUPON FOR A DISCOUNT!~ cant in a motor vehicle, re- $500 McDonald and Nancx home last week after a Edler and sons of Elkton. n anv Board Used Car Sale Priced at $2988 or Morel1 Ay ot te. month's trip to Texas and Wednesday evening, Mr. ports state. SHOE SERVICE Thursday morning, Mexico, where she accom- and Mrs. Doug Edler enter- Helen Wood and Jane panied cousins, Mr. and tained for dinner at their The theft was reported by Lincoln St Rhodes of Essexville, Mrs. Robert Hinojosa of home in Elkton. Guests Jess Spencer, 4488 Leach Felice Vermeersch of Un- Pontiac. They visited rela- were Mr. and Mrs. Elmer St., Cass City, who told po- ' $500 ionville, Ila and Leo tives and friends in El Paw, Shope of Saginaw, Mr. and lice someone took his bike Limit - 1 couoon wr transaction I aro Seurynck and Keith and Texas, and went sight- Mrs. Elmer Shope Sr. of from his residence some- This coupon expires Saturday, Nov. 18, 1989 Phone Marie Goslin attended the seeing in New Mexico and Sebewaing, M?. and Mrs. time during the evening prayer service in memory Mexico. Mrs. Leyva's sis- John Shope of Owendale, hours of Nov. 6. 673-7488 of their late parents, Alfred ter, Genevieve Rodriguez the Hutchinsons and the and Lotte Goslin, in the of San Antonio, made part Sontags. Valued at $135 new, the chapel at St. Agatha's. of the trip. On her return dirt-type bike is maroon in After the service, the Keith home, Mrs. Leyva's family STUDY CLUB color with a white seat and Goslins entertained for visited. Guests were Mr. hand grips. Village of Gagetown brunch. and Mrs. Sonny qui^, Mr. The Gagetown Women's Mrs. Carl Sieland of and Mrs. Jerry Study Club met Monday Caro, Velma Helwig and Lamereaux, Mr. and 1vLrs. evening, Nov. 6, at the Gen Kehoe were luncheon Joe kyva, Mr. and Mrs. home of Gladys Laurie. Car-deer a guests of Mr. and Mrs.Paul Paul Leyva and Mr. and Seven members attended "CS"3-Door 1946 Ford Fire Truck Langlois of Caro Thursday. Mrs. Claud Leyva. Bill and took part in a short bus- mishaps A One Owner with After lunch, they visited Leyva arrived from iness meeting. Jtomatic 8 52,000 Actual 6,484 miles Mrs. Frank Rocheleau at Brentwood, Calif., and is Mrs. Laurie gave a book reported Caro Community Hospital. spending 2 weeks visiting Miles! AM/FM Stereo b *.. report on "Friendly Per- Air-conditioned Shirley Lenhard was a relatives and deer hunting. suasion" I by Jessamyn Law enforcement officials Located at Village patient at Hills and Dales Mrs. Joe Miklovich Sr. West, a story of a Quaker Hospital, Cass City, where had her family last family in war-time. reported 2 recent minor Fire Department she underwent I surgery - weekend for an early Plans were made for a vehicle-deer mishaps that Thursday. Ann and Mary Thanksgiving. Guests were potluck Christmas dinner involved local residents or Lenhard of Saginaw spent Betty Berry and family of to be held in the Gagetown occurred in the area. a few days with their pa- I Saginaw and Mr. and Mrs. Elementary Cafeteria Inquire Elery Sontag rents. Joe Miklovich Jr. of New Monday, Dec. 4. Tuscola County Sheriff's I Freddie, Lori and Patti Milford, Pa. The hostess, assisted by deputies reported that Mae 665-9956 Ondrajka each spent a day Arthur Carolan ac- Elma Miklovich, served re- E. Stalter of Elkton struck a with their grandmother, Mrs. companied Toni Watter- freshments * deer Friday at about 7 p.m. worth and John Speck of while driving south on Caseville Thursday and Cemetery Road south of Insurance that begins where Medicare ends. they visited Mrs. Tony Conviction Severance Road in Novesta Carolan of Bay City. Township. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Comment spent the is affirmed Also Friday, Gayle E. weekend with Ray and Nichol, 4230 Robinson Rd., Ginny Comment of Roches- The State Court of Appeals Cass City, told Cass City ter. recently handed down an police that a deer ran into her Jim Helwig of Midland opinion affirming the trial vehicle while she was east- court's convktion and sen- bo& mIRobinson Road tence of Eric Hubbard. east of Germania Road in Owedhge Hubbard appealed by right Sanilac County's Evergreen to the Court of Appeals on Township. The mishap School menu the sentence imposed after occurred at about 1:45 a.m. he pleaded guilty to break- NOV. 20-24 ing and entering a building with intent to commit lar- Monday - Pancakes and ceny and to being a habitual Sausage, Salad Bar and criminal offender, third of- Auto-Owners'Medicare Supplement provides high-quality Dessert. fense. coverage you can depend on and it's guaranteed renewable for Tuesday - Stew and Bis- Patrick R. Joslyn, circuit life! 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Tuscola County Prop. A Prop B Voters follow state Y N Y N Total 2,461 7,936 2,753 7,616 Elkland 197 534 161 536 Elmwood 55 181 62 174 Kingston 36 201 39 202 pattern at polls Novesta 28 219 28 216 Huron County Total 1,416 6,635 1,437 6,562 Bingham 124 235 121 231 Voters in 11 area town- half-cent and constitution- cut propeiy taxes in most Grant 21 126 26 125 ships in Tuscola, Huron and ally dedicated the increase school districts with a per- S heridan 29 99 29 98 Sanilac counties followed along with lottery and other manent statewide millage. Brook field 39 193 50 189 state voting patterns in last revenues to K-12 education. Statewide, Proposal A was week’s overwhelming de- Proposal B would have defeated 1,336,260 (72 per- Sanilac County feat of 2 statewide school raised the state sales tax by 2 cent) to 514,784 (28 per- Total 2,185 71728 2,947 7,169 finance proposals. cents and constitutionally cent), and Proposal B was Evergreen 17 176 20 173 Confusion over the com- dedicated the increase along defeated 1,386,71 1 (76 per- Greenleaf 17 110 16 111 peting proposals and a dis- with lottery and other reve- cent) to 436,742 (24 per- Lamotte 43 186 53 183 trust in state government are nues to K-12 education, and cent). . . being blamed for the de- feats. a *e One Michigan Education Association official was Free Thanksgiving dinner quoted as saying voters simply were not convinced that paying more sales taxes would produce abetter at St. Pancratius Church schools. \ MEMBERS OF VFW Post 3644 awarded a certificate of A number of area voters Plans for the fourth annual to the church’s parish hall community who will share As in the past, transporta- appreciation to Gene Wilson Saturday for his service to the apparently agreed. Community Thanksgiving for a social gathering and their talents. tion will be available for Residents in Tuscola and Day Dinner in Cas City refresh men ts. ‘ Those planning to attend anyone, including those community during his nearly 20 years as police chief in Cass Sanilac counties, where the have been completed. Dinner will be served at the the dinner are asked to call with physical handicaps, City. Presenting the award (left) is post Commander Jim voter turnout was 30percent Memben of most of the hall on Thanksgiving Day their church or 872-3830 or who needs it. and 41 percent, respec- area churches have been beginning at 12:30 p.m. 872-51 14 for reservations so “For those handicapped Wilson. tively, vo ed Proposal A busy working, planning and “There will be turkey, that the event’s planning folks that just cannot leave down by a margin of more preparing for the commu- mashed potatoes, salads, committee will know how their homes, a dinner will be than 3 to one. Proposal B, nity gathering agd dinner, piewverything needed to much food to prepare. brought to (them),” Klco meanwhile, fell by a margin which is offered at no make this a ‘down-home’ “Every year we have had said, adding interested per- of more than 2 to one in those charge. style dinner,” Klco said. more and more people at- sons can obtain additional counties. “All the food is donated by Following the dinner, en- tending the dinner,” Klco information by calling one In Huron County, where the churches,various church tertainment will be provided pointed out. “Last year over of the- previously listed some 35 percent of the regis- organizations and local by various members of the 150 were served.” phone numbers. tered voters cast ballots, businesses,’’ Alan Klco, one both proposals were de- of the event’s organizers, feated by a margin of more remarked. than 4 taone. “The dinner is not intended The voting gap was much to break family traditions of Road patrol millage . bigger in some local town- gathering family members ships. 0 for the day. gut Cass City is The range of voting can be becoming a sort of ‘melting seen in a comparison of pot’, with people here from defeated in Sanilac Huron County’s Bingham all over the world,” Klco Township and Sanilac explained. “This dinner is Sanilac County residents ers defeated the request on a officials sliced some County’s Evergreen Town- ideal for them, and folks won’t see sheriff‘s patrol vote of 118-79, while the $285,000 out of the the ship. Bingham Township who have been in the com- vehicles back on the road vote in Greenleaf Township county’s $5.3 million defeated Proposal A by a munity for along time, to get anytime soon following last was 88-42, and Lamotte budget. The cuts initially vote of 235-124 and Pro- together and give thanks as a week’s defeat of a special Township, 131 - 109. included 21 employees in posal B, 23 1-121 (less than 2 ‘community family’.’’ millage that would have The millage would have several county departments to one), while Proposal A Klco said the celebration funded the service over the raised an estimated and the sheriff‘s depart- was defeated 176-17 (more will begin the night before next 4 years. $375,000 annually for the ment. than 10 to one) vdProposal (Nov. 22) at 7:30 with an Voters defeated the re- road patrol, which was Last week’s proposal was B, 173-20 (more than 8 to ecumenical service “to quest, .75 mills for 4 years, eliminated after voters re- placed on the ballot after a 3- one) by Fvergreen Town- praise and thank God for all on a vote of 5,457-4,954. jected.an Aug. 15 rrdlage week petition drive that net- ship voters. the blessings he has be- Interestingly, residents in a request of .9 of a mill for 4 ted some 2,000 signatures in Proposal A would have stowed on us as individuals number of the county’s vil- years for operations. favor of millage levy exclu- raised the state sales tax by a and as a community.” lages and other more popu- After that defeat, county sively for the road patrol. “This celebration has al- lated areas-where some ways had a tremendous turn- form of police protection out from the community,” other than the sheriff‘s de- Seek Citizen of he said. “Every year the partment is available-ap- service has been heldat the proved the millage. ’ different church. This year In contrast, persons in less it will be held at the St. populated areas, including Year nominations Dartmouth was the only Pancratius Catholic Evergreen, Greenleaf and The committee in charge saperrintendent for whom college in New England to Church.” Lamotte townships, rejec tcd of selecting the Citizen of the Willis Campbell He- VFW POST 3644 Commander Jim Wilson (above, left) remain open during the en- Immediately following the the measure. the Year, annually pre- mentary School was named. tire Revolutionary War. service, everyone is invited Evergreen Township vot- sented at the Cass City Previous winners of the presented a certificate of appreciation Saturday to Wesley :I award and the year honored :+ Chamber of Commerce din- Frederick of Cumings Mem’orials, Caro, for the company’s 6 A: ner, would like to hear from are: Lou LaPonsie, 1987; Jack Esau, 1986; Tom residents who feel they have Proc- help in designing and constructing stone work for the recently ,r a deserving candidate. tor, 1985; Geraldine Prieskorn and Tom Herron, installed veteran’s memorial at the Novesta Township Ceme- ? (=I (,\? Anyone who has a person 8: 0 1984; Arthur Holmberg, tery. 2 in mind is urged to write to: h: Chamber of Commerce 1983;Holly Althaver, 1982; 3 @ YOU’RE IN VI TED.. . Citizen Award, 6459 Main Jim Ware, 1981; Esther ‘2 0 McCullough and Dr. D. E. 0 Street, Cass City, or call i- 872-3283. Rawson, 1980. Senior citizen movie-sset .I ...TO ATTEND A VERY Persons honored are se- Others still living and P COLLECTION lected on the basis of ideas, active in the community are: 0 SPECIAL PRECIOUS Bill Kritzman, 1979; Lam- Movies for senior citizens THE GREAT MOJAVh *‘ time and actions devoted to a hearing is severely im- DESERT: A visit to the ~ q MOMENTS EVENT t t better Cass City. bert Althaver, 1978; Helen will be presented at Rawson paired, is helped to accept This year’s winners werp Baker, 1977; Evelyn Memorial Library, Cass herself and to realize the rugged and fascinating i: MacRae, 1976; Dr. H. T. City, Friday, Nov. 17, at possibilities open to her Mojave Desert, home to .= B. A. Calka and Lloyd hardy people and an amaz- i: PRECIOUS MOMENTS Vyse. The first winner, in Donahue, 1968, and Herb 1:30 p.m. through a performance of a Ludlow, 19U. Jim Bauer, DEAF LIKE ME: Shows deaf professional mime. ing variety Of 1: 1963, was the late Willis how a young girl, whose Colori24rnin. Color, 52 min. OPEN HOUSE Campbell, the Cas City 1969, lives in North Caro- .I

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Mark Emmons was subse- and felony firearm charges sheriff‘s deputies and per- details regarding a possible quently convicted of the in connection with the SOnnel from the Michigan motive. That clime was a double shootings and sentenced to shooting death Qf another State Crime Investi- Iroaically, the house where homicide in which Mark prison, Car0 teen Friday night. I Chad J. Lyttaker, 2538 HEALTH TIPS ‘ Man escapes Laze11 Rd., was arraigned on the charges Saturday in front Good genes, good lucltand of Tuscola County District custody, then Judge Richard F. Kern. He is being held without bond in balanced diet control health turns self in I’ CASS CITY NATIVE Brewster H. Shaw Jr. (above, third The victim, identified as As Amukans age, health people, “GO on a diet and ‘from the Four Basic Food A 19-year-old Tuscola from right) and the other ,members of the Space Shuttle Randall C. Fielder Jr., 18, risks for, certain diseases you’ll be saved.” Groups (milk and milk prod- County Jail inmate escaped was shot once with 3 357 increase, dramatically. Certain risk factors for ucts (dairy), meat, fruit/ custody Saturday night only Missioh STS-28 crew that successfully completed its flight magnum revolver sometime Among them is coronary coronary disease cannot be vegetable and grain) com- to turn himself in to deputies last August recently met with Preside-& Bush, Vice-president before 11p.m. at 143Elling- heart disease, which claims modified: heredity, your sex bined with surveillance and about 8 hours later. ton St., according to Car0 a life every 32 seconds in and your age. G family his- risk appraisal by a profes- David K. Curtis, Caro, was Dan Quail and an unidentified official (far right). Police Chief Ron Iseler. this country. tory of coronarv heart dis- sionalhe says. are important for all,” being brought back to the Because of the magnitude ease coupled with incrkas- jail after receiving medical Caro village police were treatment at Car0 Commu- ’* of this disease, interest in its ing age plays an important Funds depleted called to the residence at prevention is perhaps at an nity Hospital when he % 0 11:02p.m., IselerSaid, add- role. As he notes, only 7 all-time high, and more vol- percent of fatal coronaries struggled with a corrections -ing Fielder was dead at the untary and government -Hoxie 10th officer outside of thejail and scene. occur before sge 55; 40 per- agencies are issuing dietary cent occur after age 80. fled on foot, a sheriff‘s de- Lyttaker turned himself in 0 partment spokesman said. Red Cross needs help and lifestyle guidelines to Being born a male also is a largest to Tuscola County Sheriff‘s combat it. Curtis was handcuffed and risk factor, although sex dressed in an orange Area residents are being said. Alice Osgerby, 525 Gibbs “People want to know if diminishes in importance as producer .?ked to “dig a little deeper” “Millions of dollars more S t., Caro. Mich. 48723. Sr*Citizens Menu they can live longer if they women age. Women in- inmate’s jumpsuit and blue so the RedCross can con-’ are needed for food, cloth- Senior ckizem am asked modify their lifestyles in coat at the time of the 7:04 crease their coronary dis- p.m. incident. tinue to help those whb can’t ing, shelter, first aid and tbm~e~a~~~onthe certain ways,” says Robert Cass Cxty resident Ralph LE’ ’TER trsy Of the meal between ease risk to that of men by Officers used a tracking help themselves. emergency health services, r E. Olson, M.D.,Ph.D., Pro- Hoxie I1 has tied for the 10th age 65. dog from the state police transportation, cleaning ’0 fessor of Medicine and Pro- Of modifiable risks - serum largest producer of regis- The Tuscola County chap- supplies, emergency re- Stepka @ZW. fessor of Pharmacologic post in Bay City, bdt the ter of the American Red ED TOR cholesterol, blood pressure, tered Angus beef cattle in prisoner eluded the dog and pairs, water, and other hu- ~~ Sciences, State University Cross has been notified that Monday, Nov. 20 - Oven smoking and weight - Dr. Michigan, having recorded authorities, according to the manitarian services. Regis- Fried Chicken, Mashed Po- of New York at Stony Olson against attach- 13 head of Angus with the the National Disaster Fund tered nurses, cooking and bok. warns spokesman, who said Curtis is completely depleted due tabes, Salad Bar, Variety ing “magic” numbers. American Angus Associa- eating utensils, beds, linens, Reader lauds Dr. Olson, who served on tion during fiscal year 1989, turned himself in at about to the severity of Hurricane Bread, Peaches. “The interpretatiQn of a 252 a.m. Sunday. appliancesand occupational the Committee on Dietarv number can’t be by a chart,” which ended Sept. 30. Hugo, one of~- the most de- needs must be addressed. flag display Wednesday, Nov. 22 - Guidelines from 1985 itructive hurricanes in The list endless.” he says. “Prevention of Angus breeders across the Turkey/Gravy, Diced Car- through 1985 and is a recog- coronary heart disease is a nation in 1989 registered a BUY American history. ’ editor, Dear rots, Mashed Potatoes, Bis- nizedauthority in the field of matter for an individual and total of 156,697 head of The ‘rnagnitude of destruc- Assistance from the Just wanted to thank the wit, Dressing, Cranberries, blood lipids, agrees that cer- his or her physician. There’s cattle, compared to 143,520 and tion has affected thousands American Red CrOSS is an Veterans for the fine flag Cheesecake. tain modifiable characteris- head recorded in 1988. This outright gift with no obliga- no single cause for a heart of people and, more re- display on East Main Street. Friday, Nov. 24 - Holiday, tics - controlling weight, attack - it’s a matrix of is an increase of more than 9 SELL cently, an earthquake in tion to repay. May our flag always fly high blood pressure and serum causes.” *percent compared to a year Califbkia has greatly in- and proud. (blood) cholesterol and not earlier, Richard L. Spader, through “It is our opportunity to say (Menu subject to change.) He points out that individ- creased the need for services smoking - are beneficial. He ual variation is high in re- association executive vice- The provided by the Red Cross. Thank You for the generous Ella M. Cumper is cautious, however, about president, said. Cass City sponse to dietary changes to help given the people of this overemphasis on any.single lower serum cholesterol and The American Angus As- Chronicle “We have established shel- county at the time of the ice factor. “Current education that “there are people who sociation, headquartered in ters, provided regular meals, storm in the 70’s and the efforts aimed at reducing St. Joseph, Mo., was Want .Vassar in 1986,” Os- ass City control their serum choles- accomplished hospital and flood serum cholesterol seem to terol levels no matter what founded in 1883 and is the nursing home evacuation gerby said. Ads school menu Always keep cultured be tryipg to convince us we they eat.” largest beef registry associa- using both volunteers and can control our fate,” he tion in the world in terms of . Call NOV. 20-24 buttermilk chilled. If it be- What is the best universal trained personnel, Mary A. Contributions can be sent comes warm, it may sepa- comments, “but we can only advice? “Good genes, good both annual registrations 872-2010 Osgerby, campaign chair- to the Tuscola County rate. If it does-stir it. modify it. We cannot tell luck and a balanced diet and active members. man of the county chapter, American Red Cross, Mary Monday - Cheese & Pep-

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Call 1-800-422-5245 If you find a packet on’your door During the late night hours of Oct. 20 or early on Oct. 21 someone stole a 1989 GMC pickup, mabon in from C-TEC Cable System color, from a residence on Van Geisen Road just outside the Village of Caro. The vehicle was loaded with pumpkins; and when it you’ll know there is a W- recovered later, the pumpkins were all gone. There werc 2 subjects observed in the vehicle. The vehicle was recovered on East Dayton Road. Crimestoppers identification Number M.S.P. 26-89 I Anyone with any information can call 1-800422- 5245 or 673-8160 bctween 9:OO a.m. and 5:OO p.m., Monday thruFriday. Rewardswillbepaid for infoha- FREE INSTALLATIONo Ition leading to thc arrest and convittion of this crime. Steve Eyer How to Take Care of Minor Burns

According ID he llandbook o/ Nonprescription Drugs, lhcrc arc over five million fire-relatcd Offer for a Limited Time in your Community accidcnk rcponcd in the United States each ycar. Most burn,in- Wednesday juries occur in he home or as the result of indusuial accidcnu. In ‘ This is a savings which addition to pain and redness, $35.00 HUNTER’S BREAKFAST BUFFET bums can cawinfcction, loss of body fluids, and dcstruclion of body tissues. Most burns are minor and, wilh appropriate care, will be ending Nov. 17,.1989 $4.00 can be ueatcd at homc or at the All You Can Eat 5 a.m. - 11 a.m. work site. Treat minoi burns initially with cold water. Apply cold LUNCH SPECIAL water towels or immerse the burn in ice water or cold running Don’t miss out on this water. The cold water helps re- Roast Turkey Dinner duce pain, swelling, and furlher injury to body tissues. Keep the We open at 5 a.m. Wed., Thurs., & Fri. burn area clean. Do not apply butter or greasy-type ptoducls to burns. 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I THE ‘PIZZA VILLA Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Phone 872-4371 I Fri. 6 Sat, Open 24 Hrs. 872-4440 1-8001468-5921 PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15,1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 0-G ends hoop season with loss to Port Hope The Owen-Gage girls’ bas- in the opening round of dis- start to finish in the contest stanza, which’ ended 14-6. the smaller ‘Dogs out-re- ketball team ended its sea- trict play, 52-39. as Junior Vicki Ricker was Owen-Gage was able to bounded Port Hope. Senior son fionday when they were the only player to score for slice into the Bluestars’ lead Brandy Salcido cashed in on defeated by host Port Hope The Bulldogs trailed from the visitors in the first in the 2nd and 3rdperiods,as 3 second shot opportunities before the intermission. -- - -.- Marla cioslm’s hoop from the right lane cut the Blues- Novesta#residents will tars’ lead to 5 with only seconds remaining in the 3rd period, but Pit Hope’s Staci Friedland’s baseline move at the buzzer ended the quarter at 36-29. pay $50 disposal chargeU . A critical play came at the Discussion related to how violation drew 14 residents The board, which last 5-minute mark in the find dipcussion. period when Bulldog Lisa residents Will begin paying to the Novesta Township month voted to shift the The individual took no for refuse pick-up, and an Dorsch, a 5’ 9” sophomore, Board’s monthly meeting burden of ,garbage pick-up action on a notice of viola- collected her 5th foul and on-going junk ordinance last week. and disposal costs from the tion sent 2 years ago, Kloc was sent to the bench. I township to residents, ap- said, adding, “He got a no- At that point Port Hope’s proved a plan to implement tice from me, and now he center Traci Emerick took Professional and Business the dew payment method. will get one from our attor- control of the game, scoring Township Clerk Nulrsie L. ney .” 9 tallies, including a 3-point Kloc said trustees voted to In other business during the play, to give the hosts a charge households $50 per NOV.6 regular meeting, the double-digit lead in the last 2 DIRECTORY disposal ticket per year start- board heard a presentation* minutes. ing Jan. 1. from Rawson Memorial From there the Bluestars The tickets, used to iden- Library Director Barbara were able to run time off the ACCOUNTANTS PHYSICIANS tify users as township resi- Hutchinson, who asked that dents, currently are issued the township consider join- clock to record the win. Leading the Bluestars’ at- t II I free of charge. Residents ing the local library district. Anekmon, Tuckey BALU K., M.D. present them when they take Under a new law, an estab- tack were Friedland and BernhardlL co., P.C. Obsfefrician & Gpwbgist Emerick, who combined for 70 North Elk Strsst their garbage to the Town- lished district library such as CertilW Pubkc mnhnts, 30points,including 16 in the Sandudry. MI 48471 ship Hall for pick-up by a Rawson Memorial can add Gary Andem, CPA - 673-3137 final 2 periods. Teammate Robert T~ekq.CPA - 872-3730 Phons (313) 6484733 truck, which comes twice a municipalities to its district Jerry Bernhardt, CPA - 673-3137 month, Kloc noted. Robin Gaffke finished with and levy a millage.- The rn OWEN-GAGE’S MARLA Goslin goes up in traffic for 2 715 E. Frank St.. Caro, MI She said the township will local library currently ..is lLiiCker,s13 pints and continue to have someone made up of 2 municipalities, points against Port Hope in district play Monday. 6261 Church St. Cass City, MI checking tickets at the pick- Elkland Township and the best among the losers. phom 8724860 up site in an effort to prevent village of Cass City, but also I I non-township residents serves part or all of 6 other from dumping at the ex- townships. COUNSELING Harold T. Donahue M.D., A.A.F.P. pense of residents. To become part of the dis- Area pair’s scholarships renewed --. ~~ 4674 Hill Street Kloc added, “If they (resi- trict, joining townships DO YOU HAVE A would each have to vote the ” Cass City dents) allow other people to DRINKING PROBLEM? use their ticket, they’ll lose amount of tax presently col- Eleven Tuscola County Alma Renewal Scholarship, Holik, the son of Michael perior academic achiew- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 872-2323 students are among the up- awarded to students show- and Jan HolL of Car0 and ment. AND AL-ANON mice h0U.m wsekdaya it.” lected by the district (3/4 of ex- Thursday perclassman students whose ing intellectual promise and the grandson of Mrs. M. Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. .. It’s uncertain whether the a mill). Good Shepherd Lutheran Church $50 charge will cover the In Novesta Township, that scholarships to attend Alma outstanding academic Holik, Cass City, is a sopho- ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Dr. 3. Gelssinger College have been ren-ewed achievement. more majoring in mathe- Tuesday EvmhgS 8;oO p.m. annual cost of the service would raise about $lO,OOO, St. Panaatius Parish Hall 8nsemmt Chiropractor according to Kloc, who said for the 1989-90 academic A junior majoring in biol- matics. ($lO,OOO), but that’s what ogy, the 1987 Cas‘s City A 1988 graduate Car0 ceasclrv township officials hope will the township currently is Year. of Mon., Tugs., Thurs., Fri. paying a per capita assess- Among the students are High School graduate is the High School, he is receiving 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. be the case. DENTISTS ment totalling $1,29?. Jeanette Robertson of Cass daughter of the Rev. S. Joe a Trustee Honors Scholar- ~r~~~~~~~~~~$gi\!:t Sat. 9-12 a.m. Currently providing the city and Michael Holik of and Mrs. Mary E. ship, Alma’s most prestig- was patented by Hyman L. 21’ N. Almer, Caro,’Mich.’ service is Pollard Disposal She said the matter was Caro. Robertson, 4392 S. Seeger ious award, given to Stu- Lipman of Philadelphia in R. Paul Chappel, DDS, Pc Across from IGA store Inc., Montrose, which was tabled, with plans to discuss Robertson‘is receiving an St., Cass City. denF who demonstrate su- 1858. Fami/y Dsnfisr~ awarded the township con- it at the township’s next Comprehensive OrthOdonU~s Phone Caro 673-4464 tract last month. Officials annual meeting. I 6240 Hill, Cass City 1 previously contracted with Also last heek, Kloc noted Gateway Sanitation Serv- the township has approved PhOQe 872-3870 Richard A. Hall, D.O. ices, Almont. Osteopathic Physician payment of about $3,500 for 4674 Hill St. Residents and township paving in front of the new HEALTH CARE Cass City, Michigan officials initially discussed post office in Deford. whether residents should 0724446~~ olfioe 872-4725 & 8724762 be’gin paying for the service IMMEDIATE during the township’s an- St. Pancratius NON-EMERGENCY nual meeting last March. It HEALTH CARE Hoon K Jeung, 1111.0. was decided at that time to $25 fee slugeon delay action unless the cost Women meet Including physician’s fee increased significantly. The and clinic room. Specialist in Stomach Cash Basis, and we will give and Bowel Problems next month, Gateway St. Pancratius Women’s you a statement. doubled the township’s rate. Council met Monday, Nov. No Appointment Usually I Necessary 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily According to Kloc, most of 6. Fr. Spleet celebrated the 6:00-8:30p.m. Fridays Saturday - 9 to 12 nwn the residents attending last Mass at 6:30 in the chapel. 2:30-8:30 p.m. Saturdays Closed Thursday 1o:oo a.m.-8:30p.m. Sunday week’s meeting indicated President Nina Davis they’re willing to go along HILLS AND DALES 6230 Hospital Drive opened the meeting with 19 HOSPITAL with the board’s decision. ladies present. Cass City, MI 48726 “We’re trying it for one Reports were given on a Phone,872-461 1 year to see how it works successful fall bazaar. 1 Home 872-3130 OIL out,” she said. “They (resi- The ladies will host re- dents) kind of figured this is freshments after the Thanks- THUMB AREA ~ the way to go.” Dr. E. Paul Lockwood giving Ecumenical Service HOME CARE AGENCY Chiropractic Physician Turning to the junk ordi- to be held Nov. 22 at 7:30. Nursing, Physical, OccuPathal nance discussion, Kloc said The Dec. 4 meeting will be & Speech Therapy a third resident has Nurse Aides been at 6:30 p.m. with Mass and CHANGE Medicare, Medicaid & notified for a second time potluck dinner with hus- Blue Cross Certified that he is in violation of the bands and friends invited. Your hal/y ow&, pdvate, ordinance because of junk nonprofit, full service The meeting closed with Home Care Agemy cars in his yard, prayer and refreshments (517) 674-8746 Kloc declined to identify were served by hostesses SPECIAL--- - - 1 (800) 3504749 Beatrir G. Martin, M.D. the individual, but said he Chris Erla and Janet Leach. lnternal Medicine attended last week’s meet- Ins Tuckey offered her line I INSURANCE ing and took part in a lengthy of jewelry. 4672 Hill St. - Cass City, MI Allen Witheren Phone 872-4331 No Appointment + 15-Minute + Relax in Comfort New Englend Ue e Wednesday isomm NEL Growth Fund Necessary Oil Change In Our Customer Lounge NEL Equity Fund OFFICE HOURS: NEL Income Fund Mod.-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Money Maht Sews Phone 072-2324 Saturday 8 a.m.-noon 4615 Oak Cass City ‘I Accepting New Patients

OPTOMETRIST D04T=YOURSELFERS a Dr. David Batzer N. Y. Yun, M.D. Physidan & Surgeon Dptomefrist Office Hours: -$AVE $AVE $AVE Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 4624 Hill St. Thurs. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Cass City Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 6232 Horpttsl Drive office Hourr: Mom-Fri., 9:OO-4:30 Cam City DOUBLE PRINT When You Buy By The 872-3404 Offlce 872-4733 Res. 8724257 , DOUBLE VALUE DAY! Quart Every Wednesday receivd a second- Dr. G. W. McNiven VETERINARIANS Dr. R. R. Watson set of prints absolutely FREE! opromerrists .. Case Primary Vision Center P.C. COMPANION ANIMAL 6505 E. Main, Cass Clty HOSPITAL “Check Our New Lower 872-4374 or 8724375 4438 S. Seeger St. Photo Processing Prices.” Hours: Monday thru _- Drum Friday 9-5 CasCity - Phone 872-2255 Special Rod Elll8, D.V.Y. OMSr &od during Wednesday business hours Appointments Available Carol ~Ika-Ellir,D.V.M. NEXT DAY or FREE VOID on Double Prints.

I i This space could Edward Scollon, D.V.M. Veterinarian be yours for Farm and Mr. Chips Service Center as little as $1.75 Pet Animals Phone 872-2935 per week. a9N. St., clu CW - Phone 872-3850 Cass City CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS PAGE ELEVEN :O=Gsplits with Red Hawks end regular season ;Caseville,1 Wesleyan with 51-42 win :The Owen-Gage girls’ bas- CASEVILLE GAME finished with 14 points. ietball team wrapped up its Also recording double dig- The Cass City Red Hawks game all the way. .regular season last week, The Bulldogs had little its for the winners were finished the regular season The Hawks jumped off to Splitting 2 contests and put- trouble with winless Casev- Tkacz and Ricker, who on a positive note Friday an 11-7 lead in the first peting a 5- 1 1 league mark into ille in their final NCTL scored- 15 and 14 points, with a 51-42 decision over riod as Jandi Hillaker scored the 1989 record books. game on Tuesday, posting a respectively . Millington, a team that de- 9 points, including 5 for 5 ~ In the Bulldogs’ season 63-4 1 victory. I Caseville was led by feated Cass City 48-36 in the free throws. At the half it finale, a sluggish stqrt Senior Marla Goslin led Kirsten Hermanson, who first meeting between the was 23-19 Cass City and the Thursday cost the ‘Dogs a the way early for the visitors, netted a baker’s dozen. schools. margin remained at 4 points Chance to register their 2nd tossing in 3 buckets. Goslin Hawk fans will be hoping going into the final period, win over North Branch that the win will carry over The Cardinals attempted to Wesleyan as they fell 49-46. Owen-Gage FG PTS Owen-Cage FC FI‘ PTS WORKING HARD ON defense is Vicky Robinson, left, into the district play-offs, Merchant 0 1-5 1 apply defensive pressure in “It’s hard to come back ‘23 against V. Canfield of Millington. Cass City won the foul- when the Hawks will play at the last 8 minutes and it from a 14-point deficit at the Goslin 6 2-6 14 Merchant 1 2-3 4 Tkacx 5 5-10 t15 Sandusky Wednesday night proved costly. Not only did half,” said veteran Coach Goslin 2 2-5 6 plagued game, 51-42. at 7 p.m. Cass City score 16 of its 20 Dean Roller. Ricker 4 6-12 ‘14 Tkacz 6 1 2-7 17 Salcido 2 0-2 4 While the results were 4Mostof the Bulldogs’ woes Ricker 2- 4 points on fouls, but 4 of the Winchester 2- 4 Salcido 2 - 4 good for the parents’ night came at the offensive end of Dorsch 4 0-2 8 win over the Cardinals, the Millington starters went to the court where they shot a Peters 1- 2 the bench with 5 fouls. Enderle 1 1-2 3 Dorsch 4 1-1 9 results weren’t as good measly 27% on the night. Consortium slates student against North Branch Tues- . Owen-Gage also played 24 15-39 63 18 1 7-16 46 day, Nov. 7. The Broncos NORTH BRANCH much of the2nd stanza with- topped the Hawks, 66-38. GAME out .the services of point Caseville FG FT PTS NB .FG PTS self-esteem meet Nov. 21 The story of the game can guard Vicki Ricker, who Hermanson 6 1-2 13 23 What a difference a game Nevin 1 1-3 3 be summed up in a sentence. was plagued with foul McDonald 2 0-1 4 Good foul shooting by Cass makes. Prior to theoutstand- Miller 5 - 10 Fitzpatrick 1 1 1-2 6 The Tuscola Gifted and Michigan and is currently and educators Will also have , trouble much of the night City. It was a foul-plagued ing free throw shooting before finally being dis- Murdoch 1-2 1 Tktaunea 1 - 2 Talented Consortium is engaged in private practice an OPPOrtunitY to meet in- against Millington, the Bailey 4- match with the whistle qualified in the 4th quarter. Clemons 1 1-2 3 sponsoring a presentation and consulting in the Car0 forMlly with List and Mati- Hawks were miserable from Peter 2-6 Kktaunea 9 5-9 23 Nov. 2 1 by Dr. Diane List on area. lyn Peters, Tuscola Interme- blowing constantly. The Cassada 2 0-3 42 Hawks led all the way, yet the charity strip in the loss to Owen-Gage’s freshman Stoop , 4 3-4 101 Student Self-esteem. There will be a question diate School District Gifted were outscored from the North Branch. Michelle Tkacz turned in a Dr. List is a licensed psy- andanswerperiod following and Talented Program The team also shot just 34 superb showing in the last 18 5-16 41 18 1 10-18 49 chologist with the state of the presentation. Parents Supervisor, during refresh- field as the team netted just 8 field goals, compared to 17 percent from the field and as hif. Pouring 13 tallies ments at the conclusion of - ‘A l’n for the Cardinals. a result North Branch had that helped bhgthe visitors the meeting. Participants will also dis- But it was a different story easy sledding and controlled within 3 points to enter the the game all the way. At the final period 37-34. DNR sets deer information cuss the possibility of form- from the charity stripe. Cass ing a parent-support group City converted 77 percent of quarter Cass City trailed 15- 7 and by the intermission the “We had many chances to Deer hunters heading north centrations, hunting pros- DNR Director David Hales. tourist and lodging informa- and becoming an affiliate Of its chances. The team has a pull this one out, but this year for the Nov. 15 pccts, regulations and places “Now in our third year, this season’s average of 50 per- game was all but decided as tion on hand at these sites.” the stateChapter Of the the Hawks trailed 13. couldn’t make any key bas- firearm deer season opcncr to hunt and camp. cent. 32- continues to be a fine oppor- Michigan Association of North Branch used all 9 kets ,” s ta ted Roller. can stop and take an infor- The stations will be located tunity for us to talk one-on- Academically Talented The Hawks converted 35 of An estimated 700,000 players on its roster and all mation break’at 2 “Deer at the John C. Mackie Wel- one with the hunters, and to (MAAT) Organization. 45 chances led by Jandi Hil- Many of those opportunl- hunters are expected to har- scored, with Kara Baker, 17 Huiter Information Sta- come Center on US-27. in exchange a grcat deal of The event laker. She went to the line21 ;;ties came at the foul line, vest 354,000 deer during the will be held from points, and Kristine De- tigns,” located along US-27 Clare, and at the 1-75 St. valuable information .” 7 to p.m. at the Tuscola times and converted 20 of .*’:where the Bulldogs con- Nov. 15-30 firearm deer 8:OO at Clare and 1-75 near St. Ignace Welcome Center, Area Skill Center. There is a them on her way to a career shetsky, 12 points, leading ‘nected on only one of 6 Department of Transporta- season, according to DNR Jgnace, Nov. 11-14. situated 200 yards north of high 26 points. the way. Tops for Cass City tosses in the game’s final 5 tion Director James Pitz wildlife biologists. registration fee. Interested Department of Natural the Mackinac Bridge. Hours added, “We’re pleased to parents and/or educators The Hawks needed to be, was Vicky Robinson with 9 Michigan’s deer population points. 1 minutes. Resources conservation of- of operation will be 9 a.m. to offer thc highway centers as may register by calling 673- good from the free throw is estimated at 2 million. Cass City ended the year . North Branch’s Kathy Le- ficers and wildlife biologists 6 pm. Nov. 11-13, and 9 a pcrmanent location for the 2144, Ext. 441. line because it was a close a.m. to noon, Nov. 14. with 6 wins and 13 losses. 4 taunea led all scorers with 23 will staff the special stations DNR and hunters to meet :points on the night. Tkacz’s to provide hunters with deer “Last year, more than. each November. “Again our : 17 markers were high for the hunting literature and an- 4,000 deer hunters stopped staff will assist in having :losers. swer questions on deer con- at the 2 stations,” remarked

MEMBERS OFTHE junior high football teamare (bottow row, left) Brent Morley, Nathan Mastie, Shawn Zawilinski, Don Golden, Gary Truemner, Mike Marshall, Kris Repshinska, Aaron Hewitt, Darryl Mallory, Chris Osentoski, (middle row) Blake Hall (manager), Paul Murphy, Calvin Bostick, Jason Walther, Jason Daniels, Dave Hutchinson, John Rea, Brian Panich, Darren Wallace, John Phillips, Tom Davis, (top row) Tavis Osentoski, Ed Nizzola, Brian Graichen, Jason Morgan, Scott Iwankovitsch, Mike Sherman, Mac Connolly, Chad Meininger, Jim Golden, Paul Ulfig and Mark Wallace. Missing are Andy Cherniawski, Jim Hollinshead and manager Ben Hobbs.

Junior high

I ends first 1 year 2-2

With a strong emphasis on fundamentals, junior high football was reinstated this year in Cass City. Coach Jim Mastie and Doug Hall, assistant coach, guided a total of 33 seventh PAY FOR and eighth grade players through 4 games this season. The team finished the se son with a record of 2-2. S “They lost the first 2 gar :s to Lakers, 8-0, and USA. 2- 0,” Mastie said, adc‘ ig, “With steady improver ;nt, Prescriptions they came back to wi the Year after year, many customers tell us that last 2 games against ing- the only way they can pay those Christmas ston, 8-0,and Sandusky, 14- and 12.” bills is to do it in advance with Christmas Magazines “Both victories had excit- - Club systematic savings. Now is the time to ing finishes,” thc coach -- start paying your 1990 Christmas bills. So continued. “With less than -- one minute left in the game, -- visit a nearby Chemical Bank and open your Cass City scored to beat Christmas Club soon. Kingston, and a last-minute goal line stand earned the - victory over Sandusky.” E- CHEMICAL BANK Mastie said Tavis Osen- BAY AREA toski was named most valuable offensive player, while Jason Morgan was the most valuable defensive player. Honorary team tri-captains were Jason Walther, Darren Cass City Phone 872-3613 I I Wallace and honMorgan. PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,NOV-EMBER 15, 1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-.:

* FORACTIONADS CALL 872-2010 Your neighbor says Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 0bituaries 10 words or less, $1.25 each f General ’I FOR SALE - 4 used tires, THUMB PAWN 225-75R15, $30. Also, coal, over 3 tons, $85 ton. Ca!l*. David Vargo Flint. Burial will be in Clcr- CD Tapes 872-3748. 2-11-8-3 :: wood Cemetery, Flint. large selection - country k rock $6.00 eack David R. Vargo, 29, of NEW SELECTION of brass ::

Flint, died Saturday, Nov. Marion I, Wolfe pictureup to frames,$18.50. fromMcConkey $LOO :%, -+ There are rumors in the air that Marlette and Bad Axe are 2-11-15-1 Big Selection 11, at Hurley Medical Cen- Jewelry and Gift Shop, :, ter after a lengthy illness. Marion I. Wolfe, 74, of considering leaving the Thumb B conference. FOR SALE - 1978 Dodge SALE - large: square Vacuum Sweepers Cass City, phone 872-3025.2-11-1-5 ‘-4 ; He was born Oct. 8,1960, North Street, died Wednes- With the addition of Millington this year, and North Branch Aspen, tilt 6 engine, $200. FOR a few years ago, these smaller schools are having a hard time Call 872-3981. 1-11-15-3 alfalfa bales, lst, 2nd and in Caro. He moved to Flint in day, Nov. 1, at her residence. 3rd cutting. Also large Many uprights ‘\ 1982. She was born Feb. 5,1915, competing in athletic square bright wheat straw. starting $49.95 ‘ in Grant Township, the events. 1982 BUICK Skylark, 6 cy- TRAVEL TRAILER - 19’, . He was a member of the Delivery available. Call sleeps 5, shower, toilet, fur- Redeemer Metropolitan daughter of Mr; and Mrs. Millington captured the linder, automatic, full 517-872-5416. 2-11-15-4 power, good condition. Ask- Thumb Pawn nace, stove. Call 872-2840. +: Community Church and a William Nutt, former Thumb B football title in 815 S. Hooper 2-11-1-3 :: Holbrook area residents. their first year, which was ing $1,400.00, Call (517) 658- member of its choir. He was 2279 anytime. 1-11-15-2 FOR SALE - Genuine Blue Phone 673-5997 also a member of Wellness She married Lee H. Wolfc supposed to have been an Fox long jacket, size 10, 2-1 1-15-1 Sept. 29, 1933, in Avoca. off year for the Cardinals. Networks Inc. of Flint. FOR SALE - 1976 Chevy Im- worn twice. 8-ft. slate top Survivors are his parents, She is survived by her hus- The same story holds true pala. Excellent running pool table with accessories. APPLIANCE clearance Mr. and Mrs. Julius Vargo of band; 2 daughters and sons- in the North Central condition, body needs work. Call 872-2063. 2-11-1 -3 sale, discount prices on Caro; foster parents, Mr. and in-law, Beatrice and Edwin Thumb League. Driven only by women. used washers, dryers, re- BASEMENT SALE - Wed-’ nesday, Thursday, Friday Mrs, William C. Hacker of Brown of North Street and Deckerville, a class C Four almost new Radial FOR SALE or rent - 40 frigerators, TV’s and Agnes and Allen W. Burt of school, has twice the en- tires - $lOOO.00. Call 872-2048 stereos. Smith Appliance, 10:00 till 6:OO. Lots of do- Cass City; his grandmother, acres with some timber, thing for the family, mahy,‘ Agnes Trisch of Caro, and a Goodclls; 3 sons and daugh- rollment of many of the after 4. 1-11 - 15-3 goodhorse forgooseneck deer hunting, trailer in4- call 872-3092. 2-11-8-2 sizes of jeans, shoes, tops, . good friend, Wayne ters-in-law, Gerald L. and class D schools which shirts and ,much more.:’ McLeish Eleanor Wolfe of Jeddo, make up the league. : good shape, make an offer. . FOR SALE 1981 Mercury Give a Gift Freda Parrish, 4381 a : Howard and Bonnie Wolfe 4 Call 872-3222, Crawford Rd. Others surviving are 4 Zephyr GS, door, -good Subscription to Brooker St. Call 872-3513. ’ :: brothers, Fraser Vargo of and Nelson and Valerie We asked your neighbor, Mike Errer, if he thought Deck- condition, asking. $1250. 2-11-8-3 14-11-18-1i Wolfe, all of Port Huron; 12 erville should get out of the NCTL and into the Thumb B. Call 872-2566. 1-11-8-3 I* Caro, Donald Vargo of Cass Georgia, Raymond Vargo of grandchildren; 5 great- “They have too many kids to choose from for the NCTL,” FOR SALE - pair of drapes City Chronicle GARAGE SALE - NOV. l$-::, Colorado and Stanley Vargo grandchildren; a sister, said Errer, who is a senior at Owendale. with traverse rods, light 17-18,9: OO to 4 :00. Clothing, : Anna Mae Foster of Port “I don’t think we’ve ever beat them in any major sport since gold leaf pattern, 65x62. Birthday, Anniversary knickknacks, miscellanp of Florida; one sister, Eliza- Call 872-3639. 2-1 1-15-1 Service personnel 2 beth Vargo of CasCity; one Huron, and several nieces I’ve been in school,” said the 17-year-old, who faced the ous items. 1 1/8 miles south Eagles 4 times on the gridiron. Errer, who lives in Merchandise e College students of Deford. 14-11-15-1 :: foster sister, Wanda and nephews. 1 FOR SALE - Cross-country Owendale with his father, Ronnie, wasn’t sure about what (Hacker) Gilles of Brighton; She was preceded in death skis, women’s, medium league Deckerville should or shouldn’t get into, but he was NO HUNTING Gift card sent with every FOR SALE - Craft items .’ one foster brother, John by a grandson, Michael G. size, like new. Best offer. order. for gifts, new dishes, new ,; Wolfe, April 25,1983, and a surc on one point. SIGNS Call872-$070after5:00p.m. Hacker ofCass City; a half electric buttermaker, mk-:%, - brother, Clifford Nutt. “Definitely they shouldn’t be in the NCTL.” 2-11-15-ln brother, Jack Vargo, and a Red & black ...... 354 ea. 2-9-21-tf cellaneous items, white un- :: half sister, Mary (Vargo) Services were held Nov. 4 iforms. Wednesday arid :. ,in the Jowett Funeral Homc. Thursday, 10 :00-5 :00. 4130 >:- Surnmerer, both of Port 4 for $1.00 FOR SALE - purebred Huron. The Rev. Ronald G. Walker, Kingston names National Honor Societv Elizabeth. 14-11-15-1 ,; pastor of the Port Huron ****** beagle pups, both parents Funeral services will be - is having good hunters, wormed and held Wednesday at 1:oO Wesleyan Church, offici- Christmas Citrus first shots. Also rabbits, (Real Estate 1: p.m. at Redeemer Metro- ated. Burial was in the honor roll pupils Black ink ...... Sale NOV.9-27 $4.00 each. Call 872-2912. politan Community Church, Springhill Cemctcry. 2-11-1-3 ( ForSale J ji 6 for $1.00 Navel oranges $14 case . Tangelos $1 1 Comfortable 4-bedroom ’* Kingston Community .00 WATER PUMP & WATER 11TH GRADE CASS CITY CHRONICLE &ice oranges $11.50 home on corner lot in Owen- :: School officials have named Grapefruit $12.00 SOFTENER REPAIR, & INSTALLATION dale. This home could use : Om@honor. roll the following students to the Sally Albin, Scott Corlis, 2-10-4-3 Georgia pecans 2 lbs. $14 some work, but is basically : school’s honor roll for the Deanna Jacob, Jennifer -New & Rebuilt Pumps ready to move into. first marking period: 872-2148. b Langley, Bob Lillich, *Tina FOR SALE - 3 new dresses, Call 112 hp jet pumps $192.00 b Pohlod, Stcphen Scott, Sta- sizes 14-14%, cheap. Call 2-11-15-1 1/2 hp submersible 20 Acres clear land, near :: 7TH GRADE cey Smith, Lisa Spencer, 658-2162. 2-1 1-15-3 FOR SALE Remington pumps 350.00 CassCity. Deep well, scptid, 1: pupils listed - Bladder tanks 104.00 Dan Wenzlaff. XT-120 back P205/60 SR 13 electric hook-up. Ready for Alexander Albin, Laura R ?built pumps 90.00 :; radials, front 185/70 SR 13 Metered softeners a mobile home. Crisp, Jessica Crittenden, 12TH GRADE BEAUTIFULLY CRAFTED radials, mounted on crager installed 900.00 +, More than 40 students have Radabaugh, Vicki *Nancy Diebold, Ryan Di- BUSINESS CARDS Unilug ssts. with Ford and 39 Acres near Cass City. ; RickDavid Thoma, Chad Chevy lugnuts. $375 or best. ken named to fie first qux- egel, Adam Gennrich, Ken Cindy Adamczyk, Seth Designed to malie that first Sump pumps - pull pumps Great building site on M-53. :: Call 673-6902. 2-1 1-8-3 ter honor roll at Owen-Gage Timmons, Jason Torres, Gilley, Nora Gohs, Joey Gcister, *Alice Gerhardt, impression a lasting one! and well supplies Best deer hunting in thb :: High School. Kathy Wildman. Gyomory, Brian Maynard, *James Green, Chad Mc- Highest quality FOR SUE - trombone, For same day area, maybe thewhole state. :, They are: Bayne Roland, Kristina Carney, S hari Nelson, in-home service This parcel could be split i? ;: Sims, Kim Taylor. raised printing good condition. $150. Call lOTH GRADE Aaron Phillips, *Ralf To- 872-4113. 2-11-8-3 two, 19 acres and 20 acres. ;; 12TH GRADE bias, Angela Wroubel. See our new catalog. Paul’s Pump Repair 7; 8THGRADE Call 673-4850 40 Acres near Cass City, 10 Maelin Damm, ‘Lisa Cas$.City Chronicle KIRBY VACUUMS - Qual- 2-8-23-tf Bryan Abbey Graham Be- Dorsch, Angie Gruber, Deb- *Denotes all A’s. ] ity, Reliability, ”*’Perfor- 1 acres clear, 30 acres wooded Matt Corlis, Chris Glaza, ~ sonen, Tracey Cavanaugh, bie Timmons. mance. Super -savings on with N.B. of Cass River :: Stacy Enderle, Marla Gos- Tanya Harmen, Melanie all new 1989 models while C & M SATELLITE has top running through back of I* lin, *Krista Grassmann, Kramer, Suzanne Miners, 9TH GRADE they last. Need Kirby bags, quality UHF-VHF anten- property. Excelknt deer *,, John Jaworski, Kevin Koch, Todd RoNrson, *Aaron s sentenced, 2 belts, etc? Will ship parcel- nas with towers. Satelitte hunting area. Sportsmen, .:’ Tait, Ryan Walker, *Eddie Anne Miller, Brent Reehl, Misty Coryell, Shane post. Also free in-home de- systems and VCRs. Quality this kind of property is get- John Martindale, Tanya Munu, Walkicwicz, Marsha monstrations. Excellent re- brand names and service ting hard to find. “Actnow!” :-, Sdcido, Brad Sumlla, Dale Wright, Debbie Zyrowski. pair service. Warlted sales after the sale. “We’re small L~~~~~ Rolston, T~~~~ people. Kirby Company, but our customers are big.” 4 Tabar. Timmons. plead Thursday 15 Acres wooded with a ;: 9TH GRADE’ Bad Axe, phone 269-7562, 3651 Phillips Rd., Cass City, beautiful modular home (3 :: evenings 479-6543. 2-10-4-10 Mi. Call 872-5075, Mike bedroom), tenant house (1 :: 1lTH GRGDE 8TH GRADE motor vehicle. 1 Fields, owner. 2-10-11-26 Penny Caverly, Sarah Gcr- A 22-year-old Car0 man bedroom) to rent out and a hardt, Amy Wrouble, *Matt was Sentenced Thursday in Torrez received a one-year :: Old Castle 24x40 pole building. Close ’,:b Zajac. Tuskola County Circuit delayed sentence and was Exhaust to Cass City. ‘% Court to 4 years to 10 years ordered to complete 100 MUFFLERS-SHOCKS Yarn Shop in pris’on, with credit for hours of community service. Lifetime guarantees 50 Acrcs, 40 acres tillable. lOTH GRADE timc already served, for Records state the alleged Low-Low Prices 8 miles north of M-81 and Has 1000 sq. ft. home, frame probation violation. offense occurred Aug. 17 in M-53 intersection and 1/2 construction with aluminum $hana Adkins, Jennifer *Carol Adamczyk, Roy Richard J. Schank, who Car0 and involved a “dan- Free Estimates Road.mile west on Rescue Jaworski, Shane Kady, Browning, Robert Finley, 6597 Main St. siding. Located in prime pleaded guilty to the charge gerous stabbing weapon.” deer hunting area. S.B. of Christina McCreedy, Jen- Jamie Fricke, Jason Fricke, In other proceedings Cass City Nov, 3, violatcd his proba- River runs through nifer Niester, *Michelle Anita Gohs, Jason McCool, Thursday, one of 3 Tuscola 872-2251 Open daily 12:OO till Cass tiorfby failing to complete a west side,of property. Beau- Pjsarek, Aimee Walker, Eric McLaughlin, Steve Special Alternative Incar- County women charged in Blaine deBeaubien, 9:OO p.m. Angie Wildman, Jill ‘Ncmeth, Christina Smith, Prop. tiful and private. ceration program, court rec- connection with a string of 2-11-15-1 Wildman. Russel! Smith, Jodi Swal- ords state. thefts from autos in Cass well, Jcff Zajac, Jill Zyrow- 23 1/2 Acres near Cass City, Millington resident Ed- City entered a plea of guilty MAKING hectagon tables, Phone 269-80972-3-12-tf ’ I I all wooded. This parcel has - *Indicates all A’s. ski. to a charge of attemptcd Resu Its ward R. Jobson, 41, was birdhouses, doghouses, toy excellent building potential . I scntenced to 3 years to 5 breaking and entering a chests, cedar posts, picnic NAME PINS, desk name- plates and plastic signs in with approximately 1200’of ,:’ years in prison, with credit motor vehicle with intent to tables, lawn swings, wish- ,. ing wells, clothes line poles, various sizes made to your river frontage. for time served, for his Oct. steal property valued at specification. For informa- more than lawn chairs, wooden We’re More Than Just Hair! 30 plea of guilty toprobation $5. tion and prices, contact Call 872-425 1 violation. Sentencing for Karen L. flowerpots. 4351 Rescue Mrs. Buschlen at 872-2121, * Winners From Last Week’s He violated probation on or Dillon. 18. is to be set. Bond Road, City. Call 872- 2-1-25-tf ext. 212. 2-2-17-tf 3-11-15-3 ;* about Oct. 25, when he con- was... contikd. . at $10.000. 2039* ‘\ ’ < GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION sumed alcohol, according to Records statc the charge I b records. Stems from thc Sept. -8 Find the Service or Product 1. Jamea McKnight 2. Terri McLellan 3. Joyce Sugden Also pleading guilty to the break-in of achevrolet S-10, 4: Nanette Rutkowski 5. Clarke Haire same charge was Theodore pickup truck owned by You Need in This, . . Action Guide L. Miller Jr., 35, of Fostoria, Denise Janssen. I STILL TIME TO REGISTER who was sentenced to 320 Robert A. Quinn, 28, of days in the county jail, with Millington, pleaded.. I guilty. I SERVICE DBRECTORY FOR NEXT WEEK’S FREE TANNING VISITS credit for time served. to attempted retail traud. n I.I :: Court records state Miller His sentencing is to bc -. during our Grand Opening thru Wednesday possesscd/consumed alco- scheduled and bond was FLOW ERf RUST PROOFING hol on or about April 9 and continued at $500, accord- . b was subsequently arrested ing torecords, which state hc Hercules rnd Cooper 1@0ucls byand Sandy Blossoms Tip &Nail and convicted of drunk driv- attempted to steal property TIRES Tuff=Kote Dinol ing Nov.. 2 in Cheboygan from astorein ArbelaTown- flre Raprlr I FI&WS - Plants - Balloons Aulornoll~rRurl Proallng Y County District Court. ’ ship June 2. Sandy 6 Tom Tiemey, Ownsrr Syrlami 6 Wailno Artist . -- - Car0 resident Davin L. I- 4546 Leach SI.,Cass city, MI 48728 1 t Phone 872.5303 Grrvrl Guards Fogarski, was sentenced to 6 Phone 872.3935 Running 001188 df by Appointment Owners of I Aock Kolr Sionr Cnlp Prolmcllon months in a tethering pro- I-OLD CASTLE EXHAUST gram, in lieu of 6 months in PLUMBING-HEATING I stolen TV, Muff lers-Shocks I Phone269.9585 the county jail, and 5 years Lifetime guarantees I probation for a plea of guilty Minor engine repairs APPLIANCE 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe Oct. 5 to fourth degree violin sought I Certified mechanic. SALES & SERVICE Criminal Sexual Conduct. Phone 872-2251 Cass City polic‘e are look- 6597 Main. Cas8 Citv Fogarski, 26, also was or- ing for theowners ofa stolen L I dered to pay $600 in court violin and a,portable televi- ..Id on our Fashionable costs and fines, a $30 victim sion (a car-type TV with a HAIRCUTS crime fee and a $30 per A CALiUSTOOAY Tuesday & Wednesday month oversight fee. SUPREME WINDOW CLEANING Records state he engaged Factory trained, “Wm Do It Rlghl,” @ Fuelgas on or about Sept. 11. JU~CIIOA-. in sexual contact with an- SIllifrclion gurrmllrd. of M-53 Slorms-Scresnr.vjinaowr Police Chief Gene Wilson and M-81 $500 J.J,’* ~l~~d~~sgmlce Jlnllorhl Service f iWrS. other pcrson, using force or Cass Clty said the items were among Cass City Eaves & Gullerr Clranod H143lrar coercion to accomplish the I Phhne 872-2161 sem~ca& Arnlal act, in Frernont Township taken during a string of Eailrnste8 on ComrnrrCI4I. during the summer of 1988. R~~ldantlal6 Indurlrial Work theftslage in from early autos September. in the vil- , ” This space could 24=HR. SERVICE Complrlo ~nrurrncaCovmraga Also sentenced was Ra- Sacurity SOmh8 AvrllrDlr be yours for faila R. Torrez, who pleaded The persons who lost the PLUMBIHG & HEATING, INC 1120 Gratlot, Saglnaw nolo contendre (no contest) items are asked to call the ‘11as little as $1.75 11 Call Oct. 13 to a charge of carry- Phonr 47a4ou 790-7 60 9 police department at 872- per week. Plgron Phonr 4S34S31 ing a conccaledpeapon in a 2911. b .-**

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- ForSale- -- J BURIED UTILITY locater [ RealEstate ForSale ) Bazaar & dl\IE Snowmobile needed for Cass City area. FOR SALE - Are you tired Bake Sale Carpet & Upholstery Repair Must be responsible and of high taxes? Are you tired Cleaning able to work unsupervised. of high water bills? If so, I Catmaster certified Will train the right indi-, Friday and Saturday technician vidual. Company vehicle have the house just for you, NOV. 17-18 Free estimates FOR SALE BY B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE 2.5 acres, 3 bedrooms, 2 and benefits provided. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Truck mounted equipment $15,000 start. Call bet- baths, workshop, laundry n Auto interior Specializing in Arctic to ween 10 a.m.4 p.m. Mon- ‘ WE HAVE SEVERAL Executive homes for sale in and out of Cass City. room, l-car garage, plenty Lunch served Commercial Cat, plus most other of play room. Located 4 11:oO till 2:OO Reasonable brands. day through Friday (313) east, 2 1/2 north on M-53. No 853-2244. 11-1 1-15-2 * 5 ACRES near Cass City - over $30,000 s@nt on remodeling home; comes with barn, harm in looking. Call 872- UNITED - tool shed; granary - priced to sell for $48,500.00 - Terms. Listing #16,584. SALEM Cass City Tire 3942 after 4 :30 p.m. METHODIST CHURCH Cass City phone 872-5303 part-time nurs- 3-11-15-1 4446 Ale St., Cass City 8-11-8-8 FULL AND STARTER HOME: One mile from Cass City - One story home with 3 bedroom$ ing assistant opportunities I 5-11-15-1 - .+laundryroom; gas furnace; very neat in and out; covered PATIO - garage and in a long-term care setting. CUSTOM We are looking for CNA’s workshop; live stream nearby - possession on short notice - $34,900.00. Terms. SLAUGHTERING who energetic. patient L.#16,577 are BEEF-mRK-VEALLAMB and willing tZ work as a team. Our medium size ;STARTER HOME: In the country - 3 bedrooms; large kitchen; 4 piece bathroom; CURING SMOKING AND, facility offers competitive bpprox. $500. to heat home - attached breezeway and garage - storage building; all on PROCESSING pay rates and excellent be- :2 acres - $29,500.00. Terms. Listing #16,607. & FRIDAY befits. If interested please

Dynamics Group-v Systems. contact Sue Baker, Provin- “10 ACRES - Near Cass City - Ranch type home with over 1800 square feet of living 3-11-15-2 New HomedRemodeling ERLA cia1 House, 4782 Hospital Repair, Pole BuildingslTruss Dr., Cass City, MI 48726, ‘&ea - 24x24’ FAMILY ROOM - 3 large‘bedrooms;lots of closet and storage space; Setting, SandGravel & workshop- nicely landscaped- avery good ATTENTION HUN- Top- Packing ‘oo9 In‘* (517) 872-2174. EOE/AA. :FIREPLACE-plus24~36’2cargarageand TERS!!! Lots of wooded soil, Excavating/Demolition 11-11-15-1 ‘,buy at $59,900.00, way below replacement cost. Call us for a personal showing of this acreage in the Thumb area, Bulldozing & Grading USDA Plant 1074 ‘,fine home. Listing #16,637 f to The Chronicle near or bordering state Cass City 517-872-2191 ., land or 40 beautiful wooded Free estimates 84-94 HELP WANTED - cleaning HUNTING LAND - - - several parcels of hunting land still available - - - 40 Acres for acres with 2 mobile homes, for Christmas I Reasonable rates woman, 1 day a week. Can 1 -$25,000.00 - $4,OOO down - 20 Acks for $12,500 - - - 10 Acres for $8500.5 Acres on after 7:00 p.m. Tuesday or $25,009, near Mio, or 320 Friday, 872-2650, ask for - River Road - to center of Cas River - - - $10,500.; 8 Acres on River Road to center of acres, will divide, $300.00 each order M-81 east of Cass City Excavating Nanette. 11-11-15-3 ;Cass River $9,000; 80 Acres for $45,000.Terms. per acre, near Clare. Both Over 20 years’ experience in excellent hunting area, 8-5-3-tf .-. Call 872-2010 Call 517-872-3505 ~ Septic systems installed ;BUSINESSES For Sale - EXCELLENT GROSS PARTY STORE FAMILY land contracts available. 5-11-15-2 - For details please ask for and cleaned HELP WANTED ‘.‘HARDWARESTORE - RESTAURANT - GAS STATION - - - HOTEL, 21 rooms; sand - gravel - ponds Barb Wright 517-823-8299 or ~ ‘2bars; large ballroom or dining room with Class B, License - reduced from $129,500 ditching - hydrahoe - Heavy Industrial Work- 517-673-8188. Dynamic selection .-to$115,000. for immediate sale - - - Absentee owners. Listing #16,613. Group Systems. 3-11-15-1 NEW PEWTER dozer - backhoe ers needed for jobs in I arrived. Chbose from tall (517) 872-3031 Thumb area. ,FARMSFOR SALE: 199 Acres for $159,500.00 - - - 160 Acres with Ranch type home candlesticks, hurricane Phone lamp candlesticks, bread 4323 KraDf Rd. el el large barn - milk house, etc. $139,500 - - -ALSO 396ACRES for $325,000 or BEST LARGE LOT for sale,.1/2 Manpower tray, bud vases, baby cups, clean the Thumb Cass City, Michigan -OFFER, Listing #16,643.0’ block from park across We 8-6-3-t f from elementary school, candy dishes and bowls. Temporary curb and gutter. Call 872- McConkey Jewelry and Car, van. RV I’ ’ Service ‘ NEW LISTING!!! 1 1/2 story home with new paint job on the exterior; new alumi- 3928 or 872-2944. 3-11-14 Gift Shop, Cass City, phone interior cleaning num storms and screenskmore insulation - 4-5 bedrooms; washer & dryer hook-ups in 872-3025. 5-11-1-5 Ken Martin ~~ CompetitiveExpert Service prices Phone 673-8866 kitchen - natural gas forced hot air furnace - priced to sell at $35,000.00. Your Electric, Into ’11-1 1-15-2 SAFE and fast I inspection invited. Listing #16,574 ’ THINKING ABOUT buying REDUCE Phone 872-4614 or selling? Call Dwight with GoBese Tablets and 8-5-10-tf Homes - Farms On M-81 only 1 1/4 miles from Cass City Loeding - Kelly & Co.’Re- E-Vap “Water Pills.” Av- Commercial ADVERTISING sales rep- alty ,872-5004 or 673-2553. ailable Coach Light Phar- Industrial . resentative - The McDur- NEW LISTING!!! Quad-level home in excellent condition - over 1700 square feet of New rewire living space; 2 BATHROOMS; 18x16’ carpeted FAMILY ROOM and BRICK 3-10-4-tf macy. 5-11-1-6 ELECTRIC MOTOR and and mon Media Corp. is seeking FIREPLACE; sliding glass doors lead from dining area to Sun Deck 12x20’;basement; power tool repair, 4 p.m. to an experienced advertising I Bazaar 8 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to State Licensed sales representative to ser- 1 1/2 car garage - matured=treesand nicely landscaped - many other features - Cdl today LISTINGS NEEDED - Can vice accounts in Michigan’s for a personkl showing of this fine home. Listing #16,532. 5 p.m. Saturdays. John for free appraisal.-- Our ex- I Bake Sale & Blair, 118 mile west of M-53 Phone 872-4114 Thumb area. Must bea self starter; salary plus com- ‘2ACRES - Country home with 4 bedrooms; lots of gtorage & closet space; aluminum perience is your insurance. Lunch on Sebewaing Road. Phone 4180 Hurds Corner Road Osentoski Realty, Cass Saturday, Nov. 18 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf 8-8-10-tf mission. Please send letter siding; modern kitchen with open look to dining room; 1 1/2 bathrooms; basement; gas City, phone 872-4377. 1O:OO a.m. I of application with resume ‘furnaceplus energy mater wood furnace attached; plus large 2 car garage - overlook- 3-5-28-tf 1.1 I - to Chuck Badgley, care of ing the whole countryside; reduced from $59,900. All offers would be considered. Tuscola County Advertiser, Listing #16,569-A. Reduced to $55,000. Listing R16,569A I Also white elephant PO Box 106,344 N.State St., [ ForRent table. Cass City Caro, Mich. 48723. 11-11-8-2 \ I ~~~ SPECIAL!!! Former Stanley Asher home - solid home with 4 bedrooms; 1 1/2 Gagetown United bathrooms; basement; formal dining room;2 car garage - 2 large treed lots - VACANT I I Well Drilling HELP WANTED - Tutoxo FOR RENT - House, 2-bed- - Immediate Possession- DISTANT OWNER WANTS QUICK SALE - Sellers may and I Appliance Repair .. teach basic German to indi- hold land contract with responsible family. L.#16241. Reduced to $40,000 from room,$300 per month, first vidual. Call 872-2841. $49,900. and last month’s deposit, Pump Repair I 11-1 1-8-3 2898N.VanDyke. Call (313) DID YOU KNOW C & M I All makes and models I 652-0388. 4-10-18-tf Satellite Antennas, ser- STATE LICENSED HELP WANTED - Male vices answering machines, Call custodian, part time, vari- AM-FM cassette decks, Phone 673-3800 872-3092 able hours. Send resume scanners and console 8-1 -27-ff 8-3-15-tf and references to Colony RENT - The Paint FOR radios? 3651 Phillips Rd., I House, 8430 Van Qyke, Cass Store has a wallpaper Cass City. Call 872-5075 free City, MI 48726. 11-11-8-2 steamer for easy removal estimates. 5-10-11-26 QUALITY SERVICE: All of old wallpaper. Call 872- makes and models of TVs, 2445. 4-11-2-tf NEW ARRIVAL - just in: VCRs, satellije equipment BABY-SITTER needed in 0 decor wall mask in new un- and UHV-VHF antennas: my Deford home, after- ique styles, only $9.00 each. C&M Satellite Antennas, WANT TO BUY - wood noons, for 2 children. Must FOR RENT - 3-bedbm McConkey Jewlery & Gift 3651 Phillips Rd,, Cass City, planer, 10” or 12”. Call 673- have own transportation. country home, references. Shop, Cass City, phone 872- MI. Ca11872-5075. 8-10-11-26 3350. 6-11-1-3 Call Angie 872-3561. Call before noon 872-3164. 3025. 5-11-1-5 11-11-1-3 I 4-1 14-2 Lebioda WANTED - Old dining room STARTER HOME: Very neat in and out situated on 2 acres qorth Cass City 3 set, table and chairs, - of - Shabbona RLDS Church Excavating rocker and end tables, pre- [Work Wanted) bedrooms; laundry room off kitchen; dining area blown in insulation - cost approx. ROSECRANS Apartments - in Gagetown - starting at ferably in oak. Call (517) $500.00 to heat home for season - breezeway attached to garage - plus UTILITY $265 month. Heat included, Bake Sale Quality gravel, sand and 658-2279 anytime. 6-11-15-2 WILL DO SEWING, repair building for storing lawn equipment, etc. $29,500. - seller may hold land contract. near public school. Call 517- black dirt, septic sys- work, replace zippers, 872- ’Listing#16,607 Lunch 4594. 12-11-15-3 For Sale or Rent 665-2673* Equal Housing Op- tems, ditch digging, basements, driveways, ~ WANTED - silver coins, - portunity. Handicapped soup Pie 1 dimes, quarters, halfs 1964 .,NEAR CASS CITY - blacktop road - Approx. 1350 square feet of living area; facilities. 4-8-24-tf water lines, brush hog- WILL DO house cleaning. Sandwiches Coffee ging, etc. and back - silver dollars Call 872-2088, for ,extensiveremodeling completed - large family room - Moncrief forced hot air furhace; 1878 to 1935. Paying top ask De- all modem kitchen; 24x24’ 2 car garage; plus BARN 28x32’ - nicely landscaped - GRANT APARTMENTS - nise. 12-11-8-3 Saturday, 18 Call John 872-3149 price. The Coin Shop, 6439 VACANT - Call for an appointment right now!!! Listing #16,627. in Owendale, starting at Nov. Main. Phone 872-3919. $265 month. Heat included, 1O:OO a.m. - 2:OO p.m. Call Beth 872-2861 WILL MAKE THAT special 5-11-8-2 8-8-234 6-9-21-tf in excellent condition formal dining room with picture window; near public schools. Call dress for Christmas, in- NEW LISTING: - 517-6784401. Equal Housing fants through adults. 872- downstairs bedroom with French doors that lead to wooden deck 12x21’ - large Opportunity. Handicapped 4594. 12-11-15-3 bathroom BINGO - Every Thursday , [ Give Away ’bathroom down and with shower upstairs; garage; ONE FAMILY or TWO facilities. 4-8-24-t f at St. Pancratius Hall, S. To 1 ,FAMILY HOME - large living room; beautiful woodwork - many €eatures toc Seeger, Cass City. Doors WILL DO house cleanmg. -numerous to mention - - - Call B.A. Calka for personal showing. $55,000. Terms, UNIONVILLE Apartments open 6:OO p.m. Early-bird FREE TO GOOD home - Call 872-2653 or 872-3288, Listing #16,632 - in Unionville, starting at 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. registered female border 12-11-8-2 $260 month. Heat included, Phone 872-5410. Knights of collie, red and white, 3 JUSTTHEHOMEYOURFAMILY WOULDLIKE!! InCassCity -treedlot -extra near public schools. Call Columpus Council No. 8892. years old. W,ell behaved, WILL BABY-SIT one child, large living room with STONE FIREPLACE - large thermo picture window; 1 1/2 517-674-2904. Equal Housing 5- 12-31 -tf very kind. Call 872-3644 3 to 5 years of age, in my evenings. 7-11-15-3 ‘story all remodeled and redecorated in good taste - 1 3/4 bathrooms; natural ga Opportunity. Handicapped Invitations home in town, day shift $urnace; formal dining room; Sun Room leads to deck; Stone garage - circular drive facilities e 4-8-24-tf I Services 1 only. Call 872-5372. 12-11-1-3 ~ and :iASKING $49,500, Call for an appointment TODAY!!! BEAUTIFUL HILLSIDE BRYANT - Announcements [ Livestock J Apartments - all carpeted, BUILDERS Cardof Thanks WE HAVE SEVERAL APARTMENTS AND HOMES FOR RENT custom carpentry, addi- for all social occasions refrigerator, range. Lots of tions, garages, siding, roof- FOR SALE - 3 registered parking, storage. Call 872- Holstein bulls, one service I WISH TO thank the many R RENT - We have about 3,000 square feet of storage space Warehousing ing, interior remodeling, in- 3315. 4-10-25-ff sulation. Free estimates. age. Call 872-3493. 10-11-1-3 people that sent cards, tele- Call Mike 872-5124. 8-11-1-3 loaned overnight phone calls and prayers on b.A. CALKA can help you make an exciting and rewarding move. Give us a chance my behalf while I was a pa- FOR RENT - Masonic Tem- (Held Wanted] ..toprove to you - as we have to many other THUMB AREA FAMILIES over 37 year! ple Refreshment Hall - par- Matching accessories tient at the University Hos- ;- that listed Real Estate is expertly sold and handled by B.A. Calka Real Estate. Wt ties, dinners, meetings. No Elmer H. Francis including matchbooks, pital. Each and every one *willbe glad to put our experience and knowledge to work for you. alcoholic beverages. Call napkins, thank you notes HELP WANTED - part were deeply appreciated I time, Ben Franklin Store, and helped in my speedy I SHEILA HALLAHAN Ted Furness, 872-4509. 4-2-17-tf NEW HOMES OR Cass City Chronicle Cass City. Ask for Mary. recovery. God bless you all. i our new SALESPERSON with 13 years’ experience in the Real Estate field, REMODELING ‘ Phone 872-2010 11-11-15-1 Maynard McConkey. I who resides at 6675 Shabbona Rd., Dcford, Michigan 48729 ROOFING 13-11-15-1 I 2 BEDROOM apartment, SIDING Simpson Excavating ATTENTION Men and i You can reach Sheila for your Real Estate needs by calling 872-4538 or 872-3355 completely furnished. Call WF WANT TO thank the & 872-3540 after 6:oO. 4-11-1-3 Women - The Farm Bureau Glen Churchill family for Licensed and insured Loaded - wholesale or retail Insurance Companies will TWO OFFICES TO Caro & Cass City Sand, Gravel, Top $oil their lovely gift, and thanks SERVE YOU - FOR RENT - storage, Cass be hiring three new sales to each one who came to 673-87 17, Earl Gohs or Marlene Gohs, Salespersons City Mini-Storage. Call 872- Phone 872-2921 Dozer & Backhoe work representatives in this area our reception. Thanks- 872-3355, Sheila Hallahan - B.A. Calka, Realtor 8-11-15-7 Septic systems, water in the near future. Licens- 3917. 4-1-254f * again, Julia and Ray. lines, driveways ing, training and financing 1x11-1 5-1 ANNOUNCEMENT are provided. We are serv- C” ** L” L - AUCTIONEERING - set This and That ing Michigan with insur- Notices Lorn “Slh” Hillaker. Top We ace proud to announce that M. Dale Brown has joined our firm to represent us Free Estimates ance for auto, home, life, (Memorial) jj - Champagne dollar for your property. Call 872-4502 farm, business and much in serving your needs in REAL ESTATE in Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron Counties. Phone 872-3019, Cass City. ,’ Call 872-3355 or 872-3 158. neutered male Peekapoo. 8-2-&-tf more. No experience is IN LOVING memory of my Call 872-4276. 5-11115-1 8-10-3-tf necessary. For confidential dear husband, John-(Jack-) interview call 6734155. Palmer, who passed away Complete 10’ a 11-10-15-1 one year ago, Nov. 11,1988. HOLIDAY OPEN HOUSE I often sit and think of him, at Georgine’s in Cass City B*A.CALKA, REALTOR SATELLITE 795 WANTED - Retail sales and then of how he di-4, not Sunday, Nov. 19, and open $19 being able to say good-bye 12-4 every Sunday til Christ- clerk, part time. Write Box I- SYSTEM __ - L, care of Chronicle office. before he closed his eyes. mas. 5-11-15-1 Installed 6306 West Main Street 11-10-l8-ff No one knows the lonesome wldescrambler feeling, and no one sees me B Cass City, Michigan 48726 BINGO - every Wednesday RICK’S EARTH STATION weep, but I shed tears from REALIOR~ EQUALfa HOUSlNQ WANTED - assistant car- an aching heart while Call 517-872-3355 OQPOATUHTV night. Open 6: 00 - early bird SATELLITE SALES & SERVICE 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. , WE DO DISHES pet installer, full time. Call others are fast asleep. Post 3644VFW,E.MainSt. Bud at Schnwberger’s 872- Sadly missed by his loving Our 37th year serving Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron Counties 5-2-26-t f 1433 E0Caro Rd., Caro, phone 673-4783 3315. 11-11-15-tf wife, Catherine. 15-11-15-1 PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER 15, 1989 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Michigan Mirror

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By 6ill Myers I WANT TO GROW HAIR, I WANT TO GROW UP, 1 cut in new budget WANT TO GO TO BOISE: CHILDREN SURVIVING CANCER by Erma Bombeck (non-fiction). Erma says this The Blanchard administra- legislators have told the available for a supplemen- is not “abookon children with terminal cancer;”it is “a book tion recently announced administration to use its Looking for a blue ribbon around it, and making a ket. Only one had higher on children who, with every day they live, have a better tal, as has been customary in ... plans to cut social services authority to deal with budget past years to cover overex- bank? Not necessarily to buy bundle in the process. bids than the cost of the chance of surviving.” Besides, those very children, askcd to spending by $45.9 million problems, and because he is stock in, but for salting away Today, 15 years later, original investment. Most evaluate an early draft, insisted that she make the book penditures, adding, “The undcr state law ncver used skeptical the Legislature message clearly is we have some cash in. they’re still sitting on their had very meager returns funnier. Erma visited a camp for children with cancer in before, but faced immediate could solve the problem to live within the appropri- You’ll find one in Gary, assets. Other property own- (some were zero) as divi- Arizona 3 years ago and has continued this type of visit in decp objections from legis- whcn it was unable to do so Ind.,, of all places. The ers are blocking develop- dends. other parts of the country. She has met many young cancer ated ‘amounts,” lators of both parties, who in the budget process despite Gainer Bank, It’s $1.4 bil- ment, and the whole project Bill Myers is a retired‘ survivors and their families and shows how thcy rely on hopc said the action may violate warnings DSS was under- lion in size. Its capitalflia- is bogged down, The dozen editor and investment . and humor as personal arsenals in their war against death. the consti tu ti on * funded. bilities ratio is 7%. (Con- original investors just can’t counselor. This book is written with sensitivity,and the royal tics earned The cuts, implementing “The Legislature is vesting Festival gress in all its wisdom says find anybody interqsted in worldwide will be donated to cancer research. some policies not approved in us authority to assure that Savings & Loans need buying. by the Legislature and drop- expenditures do not exceed Festwas coordinator. only 1.5%). Its checking Not only has their original ping some other provisions appropriated amounts. YOU The Choral Society has accounts and NOW ac- investment done nothing for included in the 1989-90 can’t have a system where been a part of the Saginaw counts (in terest- bearing 15 years, but it has been like EXIT THE RAINMAKER by Jonathan Coleman ’(non- budget, are intended to bring checking) are nearly 40% of fiction). In Jay age 47, president a commu- the Legislature votes to cultural scene since 1935 a vacuum cleaner, sucking 1982, Carsey, of the department’s spcnding their tqtal deposits - - and in annual property taxes, nity college in Maryland, vanishcd, walking away not only spend money we don’t and hasamembershipof 105 in balance withappropriated have,” Solomon said. auditioned, volunteer sing- boy, that’s high. legal fees, fees €or the gen- from his job and 14-year marriage but from a seemingly en- amounts. The late Harding Mott told eral partner and so-called viable life. He left behind a couple of letters that offered no “The whole idea is to try to ers who work in all profes- Management and Budget address the problem of ex- sions, span several genera- me once between golf shots managers. real explanation for his actions. He fled to El Paso to bcgin Director Shelby Solomon The original investment a new life. Found out by his friends, Carsey continued penditures conceivably ex- tions and live throughout the that his dividends from that ordcrcd the budget reduc- ceeding appropriations to Tri-City area. bank each year were more would have quadrupled in unrepentant, even contesting the divorce his wife sought in tion under authority of a than his original investment. 15 years at 9% in bmds. order to get his share of their estate. Thc book, with its avoid the need for a supple- In over 50 years the Soci- 1984 law which requires a mental,” he added. ety,underthedirectionof 10 Harding got a lot of his Instead of quadrupling it implication that the “fantasy of wanting out” is not uncom- 15-day notice to the Legisla- father’s genes for canny isn’t worth as much now as it mon, is disquieting. The budget cuts, which are music directors, has per- ture for budget cuts when in addition to $3.8 million formed works of great investments. His dad was was in 1974. If all the contri- appropriations policies vetoed by Governor. James composers including the C.S. Mott, largest stock- butions made since the stap by Regency would rcquirc more spend- Blanchard when the budget Mozart “Requiem ,” holder in General Motors, were added in, and interest t ing of available funds, but was signed in August, in- Mendelssohn’s “Elijah” and creator of the Mott figured on, say $lO,OOO, THE BROKEN CORD by Michacl Dorris (non-fiction). docs not explicitly require Announcements This is a story about the author’s adopted son, Adam, a clude: and Handel’s “Messiah.” Foundation, one of the back at the start could have approval for the action. nation’s largest. compounded to maybe i The Society hps sung with and victim of fetal alcohol syndrome (FAS). While recounting Previously, spending cuts -$11.8 million in these the story of his life with Adam, Dorris brilliantly blends the Medicaid cuts: $1.9 million several other artists, includ- $75,000. But in the cold, were made only under the ****** cruel world of markets, I’d Invitations results of years of research into FAS and reservation lifc - by limiting reimbursement ing the Saginaw and Ply- constitutional provision to fascinating reflections on the evolution of Indian alcohol of capital costs to 85 percent mouth symphony orches- guess they’d be lucky to get balance the budget by extras. The group also has sung I heard a sad tale the other out at 20 cents on the dollar use, shocking testimony from experts regarding the effects ecutive orders which require of actual amounts; $7.6 mil- of FAS, which can cause physical ailments like scizurcs and lion in various pharmaceuti- in Alma, %ay City and night about another one of of their investment today. Catalogs loaned spinal curvature as well as variety of mcntal problems approval of appropriations cal cuts such prescription Thumb communities. these limited partnerships in One of the limited partners, a committees. as ove rnig h t centeringon theinability toreason abstractly. As readcrs, wc reimbursement rates at 90 The singers captured first real estate. Someday it is thinking of giving his, Solomon said he used the place in the 1984 Great would be a delight to hear interest to a church and tak- digest the facts and we mull the moral questions, but most of new authority rather than an percent of the regular Blue all we are moved by Adam Dorris, the infinite sadness of his Cross business rate, con- ..American Choral Festival about one that worked. ing a deduction. Just how he Free Subscription executive order because and second place at the na- Anyhow, some 15 years could get an appraisal on the affliction, but also the great love he shares with his family. tracts with pharmacies in 4 large metropolitan areas for tional finals. ago a group of a dozen fel- project would be another with Each Order lower prescription rates and Tickets for the Festival lows’ (naturally some were thing. elimination of provisions to are $10 reserved, $8 general doctors, who haveaknackof If it’s any comfort to the pay for brand-name rather admission and $5 senior citi- getting into deals like this) group, the,Wall Street Jour- Cass City than generic drugs except zens or students. The box bought up a chunk of nal recently ran a list of 8 big Chronicle office can be reached by resort-area property, and real estate limited partner- for psychotropics, and $2.3 872-2010 million by not implement- calling 872-5400,l p.m. to dreamed of making a golf ships in the U.S. and their 5 p.m. weekdays. course, selling house lots value in the secondary mar- ing the health care access %e******--* improvement initiative, which,the governor had not I recommended. -$1.8 million from the Office of Children and I RECLIIUER- . - SALE Youth Services. -$32.5 million in admin- istrative reductions, includ- ~ I OVER 300 ing $8 million lapses from 1988-89, delays in filling 8 LAMOY vacancies and obtaining ** QO more federal funds. @ 9 RECLINERS %& When the $2.3 billion DDS budgct was approved in July, the administrationesti- &!@ IN STOCK! 99s mated another $85 million STOCK would be required to meet all the policy reqdirements because of unrealistically ONLY! low estimates for welfare and foster care programs and underfunded Medicaid programs. Now, Social Services Di- rector C. Patrick Babcock said a review of forecasts indicate these cuts will be sufficient. Both Rep. David Hollister (D-Lansing) and Sen. R. Robert Geake (R- Northville), the chairs of House and Senate Appro- priations DSS subcommit- tees, raised immediate doubts whether the action violates constitutional provisions for executive order cuts. Hollister said the administration may illegally be trying to implement policies which the Legislature considered and rejected, such as SUNDAY, NOV. 19 capping hospital capital costs and limiting pharmaceutical costs, and refusing to implement the family Noon till 4:OO pmmm support program provided in the budget. Shop Holiday Hometown Values “I think he (Solomon) has authority to cut across the board by 1 or 2 percent. I do at these participating stores: not think he has the authority to do what he is proposing.” Geake called the cuts a “poor man’s executive or- Ben Franklin Judi’s Hair Design der” and said the Senate committee will have to re- Charmont McConkey’s view it carefully. “If DMB can get away with this, Clothes Closet, Old Wood Drug there’s no reason for the Legislature to meet or to do Coach Light Pharmacy Pqint Store / WLLY ADJUSTABLE. &TO FULL RECLINING a budgct. A major confron- ROM UPRIGHT tation is shaping up,” he Wear % l said. Dan’s Men’s Quaker Maid Babcock said he respects the decisions in the budget Dawn’s Country Casuals Special Scents - process, but “the final act of the Legislature didn’t solve The Information Exchange the problem. I guess I go @-@w’J.’ back to the original Book Store (governor’s) rccommenda- it AI1 Starts With LOW Prices!! SUPERSTORE! tions on cost cutting. 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At U-Foun-Dit the Customers first Cass City Hardware. at Coach Light customer comes first-- - One-stop home, sports center In 25 years in the furniture assem. exterior -of the business to business we’ve seen many With the Christmas sea- PWbee pollen in a Over the years, shoppers have learned that Coach make it a place where his companies come and go, son upon us we’ve stocked healthier body- customers enjoy shopping. Light Pharmacy discount The is Cas City that is reddy with expert says Lee Hanes, and the up on Lane chairs. We have claimed last revamping of the name department. Hunting and The lpdware also stiH reason is that they have not that just arrived in a vari- 4‘POwerStO~S~Orethe prices help stretch tight The Hardware,but it’s advice and assistance when- fishing equipment, scopes 60 skin’s store was completed this more than has a wide choice of riding kept the customer in mind. ety of styles and fabrics. and control ofacne# r-a family budgets. But more just a hardware,say Jeff and ever needed. and related items are offered ARIENS than that, they know that it is year and included new fix- mowers ready to take the At U-Foun. -Dit Furniture, New arrivds also inrllldp 9 increased XXuaI stamina, Starting at Deb Leinweber, co-owners Another department that at budget prices. The store 2-Stage I a store that does aI1 it can to tures, new carpeting and a has been expanded is paint. drudgery out of this winter’s 15 17 DeckerviIle Road, cor- group of sofa-sleeb. improved production of newChristmas entrance. approaching of the store on Doerr Road also offers gun repair. snow removal as well next - be of service. is ServiStar paints for every Folks looking for gift as ner of M-81, we know that well as bedroom furniture. oxYgen-cWing red-blood and East Main Street (M- summer’s lawn AI1 at SNOlTHROS We try to br: the store that 81). purpose are in stock and items for the home can find a work. low prices and qudity keep In addition to furniture, cells and boosted body- Available from HP, and Weaver says that he season-end ing discount the customers coming back. and his wife, Connie, building Wabilities-” 3.0 20” folks turn to for help when has We are a lawn and garden properly mixed for best re- small appliance at reason- Lee needed. With that in expanded several depart- prices,Cass too. City Hardware is We keep our overhead have been distributors of the We are always to TO 10 HP, 32” mind, center and we handle all the SUIts. able prices. Toasters and 499O Throws frum 3’ to Coach Light offers free ments that have been popu- down with no fancy fixtures original Mr. Bee Pollen that talk Over the of pollen snow 25’ tools and equipment to meet Cass City Hardware is coffeepots, and pots and Ill E blood glucose monitoring lar with customers seeking- now completing its second and are able to offer furni- is described as “nature’s With aY interested person ZO”, 24“ & 32” Models the needs of homeowners, rapidly becoming a pans for the kitchen are and has the unit for sale if it that “just right” gift. We sportsman ’s headquarters. year in Cass City and appre- ture at Iow prices. We go that most perfect food.” and, of co~se,without any large and small. Most im- always welcome additions ciates the community’s re- proves to be needed for have a wider variety of portant, the owners believe, A complete line of hunting NEW ARIENS ST2 + 2 “preCi0us Moments”, the for both the new and the sponse to the new business, continuous diabetes checks. is the knowledgeable staff clothing is a feature of the veteran homemaker. In additipn, the store has popular figurines that every- I say the Leinwebers. STANDARD SNOmTHRO everything needell for dia- one seems to want, than ever 2-stage power - throws snow from betes treatment. before. 3’-25’ Since Mike Weaver took The selection of “Hall- Durable 148 cc (9.05 cu. in.) engine over the business in 1968,he mark” Christmas ornaments J8,OOO pa.rt numbers help Wide 220 degree chute rotation. has modernized continually, has been geatfy expanded Folding handlebars. adding space and new fix- and our racks are bulging Self-propelled action. tures and remodeling the with cards for the holidays, McMahan’s business grow

~ 20” snow clearing width. A Weaver pointed out. The store is computerized Business has been great wide inventory, not just the equipment, roller Cham, price advantages of volume to handle any of the special this year says Brian McMa- big volume parts. .Right farm filters and related purchasing, McMahan ex- erving the entire Thumb since 1957 han, owner now, he waved to the bulg- Federal programs or group of McMahan Parts. plained. insurance programs. Auto Parts, and we appreci- ing shelves, we have 18,ooO If it’s not available off the That makes it easier to ate the outstanding support different part numbers in shelf, McMahan’s offers McMahan’s also has a keep track of medications we have received from our stock. next. day service on parts complete machine shop for and that’s important. But at customers. Included in this stock are orders. If we get the order by repairing engines. We aim Coach Light we feel that One reasoh for this cus- parts items that app@ to 5:30 p.m., he says, we’II to provide the area with a catering to the needs of the tomer acceptance of the farmers. Farmers are having have it at 8 a.m. the next complete auto and agricul- customers is the most impor- store at the comer of Main a better year and maybe morning. tural parts store and area tant thing we do. and Seeger Streets in Cass that’s the reason that OUT folks are responding to our LEE HANES LOOKS over a few of the many new chairs that I To keep prices competi- We are out to prove that City is the stock that we business is the best that it has tive McMahan’s is a mem- efforts by keeping us grow- crowd the U-Foun-Dit Store in preparation for the Christmas ever been, says McMahan. “we care” every day the carry. Unlike some of the of Auto Value buying ing, says the personable season. of We carry bearings for farm ber year, he concluded. auto supply stores we carry a group. It enables us toget the owner of the store. -- LOUNGE - RESTAURANT cHARMoNT BOWLING ALLEY SERVING THE COMMUNITY

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reports 20% growth possiblycan. Wedon’tmind Full service can apply to Since we opened in the brand nhes are waimg at at the store which show the sitting down with a customer order, it necessary, from any morethan banksorservice . basement store down the Sunny Side. There are 20 of fie companies bat we complete cost of the mate- 1 a stations, and that’s what we street and then moved into who comes in with a prob- different patterns for represent, Mrs. Keating rial needed to produce it. lem and doing our best to try to be to OUT customers, our present location, she counted cross stitch. A wide e-iro rate in Cass Citv says Marion Keating, continued, the business has come up with a solution. 4 owner-operator of The been built on helping with Thumb area folks have We are pleased to be able promote the communities it with the finacing of the Sunny Side of the Street, knitting; sewing or crochet- come to know that top qual- to report that Cass City does business in. new Jordan College build- 6467 Main, Cas City. ing problems as much as we ity yams featuring the best community acceptance of Again this year, as it has ingand Stricklandandother our furl service, friendly been in the past, the bank bank personne1, including banking has resulted in a was the low bidder on the Dale McIntosh, have been growth of nearly 20 percent Cass City School District tax active workers promoting Sommers’ Bakery. quality in the last yeafalone, Curt anticiDationnotes.This year the new track at Cass City THUMB NATIONAL adds drive-in window. Strickland, vice-president and branch manager at Victor Wissnerfamily Thumb National Bank and keeps‘people coming back Trust, announced this week. The growth is a continu- ation of a pattern that has continues Tuckey ‘s existed since the bank first

opened the branch near the ~~ ~ ~ corner of Main Street and * Doerr Road in September service tradition 1978. Accompanying the Special Scents grows German Statice Cass City business cornrnu- the last 3 years and main- waing before expanding to growth has an expan- been nity are the bright red and taines a tradition of excel- sion in equipment and facili- A unique feature of the division of the Chamber. . take over the Cass City busi- moved into its present bdd- yellow cement mixing lence that buiIt ties. This year the bank Perhaps it is fitting that wiII be harvested. It takes store is the herbs, spices, She recently was accepted has been ness. Special Scents, which is over a year for the Statice to ing.. a member of the Cass City trucks with the big through the years. The 2 businesses com- added a third drive-in win- All of the services you potpourri and silk and dried as located a& 6459 Main Street, mature. The 350 units Rotary Club. and rem time and again. , new delicacies. It hasalways “Tuckey ’s” printed across Tuckey’s, located on M- bined make it possible to dow and new computer expect from a madern, up- flower arrangements avail- Gaining popularity is the them that announces that equipment to handle the should grow the Geman planted last spring will be able. That’s been the policy at been known as “the home of 81 west of Cass City, has offer better service to its to-date florist are available, fie 2 owners say that broasted chicken, available Tuckey Concrete hoducts in business since 1945 needs of its customers. Statice used in the flower harvested next summer. The Tordais, owners, have Sommerssinceitwasstarted Irish bread” and the bread and exclusive been customers. When the Wiss- including wire services, much of the company’s suc- to take out an the of when it was by Luke Thumb NationaI’s parent shop to enhance the artfully Special Scents will sell to been active in civic affairs over 50 years ago in 1937 by with the distinctive taste is in Cass City. are filling needs an- started ners took over the product FTD,Teleflora and AFS. cess can betraced to its staff, and Lucille Sommers. It still one of the most popular item other customer, either resi- Tuckey and hater operated line was expanded in- office is in Pigeon and this designed flower creations other companies in addition since coming to Cass City. Joe We listen to our custom- to the shop has become noted to what is needed for its own A wide selection of green that includes Doris LeVal- was a family business then items. dential, industrial or com- by his sons. The company clude lawnornaments,stone. year it opened another plants adtraditional holi- Jeri recently was named ley, Joyce Turner, Barb ers, the Merchants say, and for. Purpo=S- president of the Chamber of and it is a family business . Decorated cakes, created mercial.The company has been was eventualr-ld to Vic- and anything else that is branch office in Caseville. It day flowers are always Vollmar and Linda are always willing to take tor Wissner his 2 sons, has been company policy to The fmt Statice crop was The store opened in May, Commerce. Before that she now. Stuart Merchant and by Lola Osentoski, are in that extra step to please. and made from concrete. harvested this year from 120 1984, year available. The company Woodward. wife Joan (Sommers) are demand and Can give any under the direction of the Scott and Terry. The family go the extra mile in helping and expanded a helped spearhead the retail his That’s always been OUT pl- piants. Next year 350 plants later. In 1987 the company also carries balloons. We’re More Than Just Hair! Just Arrived ! LA. Gear THE ONE STOP STORE 6459 Mainst. J. JUDI’S HAIR DESIGNS------a[[ cass City, Mi Tip & Nail E for Your 6491 Main Street, Cass City Artist A HOME DECORAT[NG NEEDS 51 7-8724658 by Appointment N IN STOCK WALLPAPER Thurs. - Sat. IS for the-holidays! Over f ,000rolls to select from , INTRODUC” SYSTEM PROFESSIONAL Jewelry, Hair Ornaments e COUNTRY UPHOLSTERY FABRICS Come in during our Holiday Open House The only hair core line your hair will ever need. Sampson & Delilah Exclusive Sportswe It’s new. Sunday, Nov. 19,12-4 p.m. and choose from It’s European. a variety of beautiful floral arrangements And it’s now available 0.t our salon. on our Fashionable Come in and try it. - for your home and holiday.gifts. HAIRCUTSTuesday & Wednesday Wear Let our staff , If your hair isn’f becoming to you, help make someone’s you should be coming tu us! holiday special: - VISITOURPRWAIEHEX TANNING BOOM - NOWAvdkble Frank & Jeri Tirdai, Special this ---4L 1C &* Joyce Turner, Men’s, Wm’s& ChWeds Barb Vollmar, Haircutting - Perming- Coloring - Sculptured Nails Linda Woodward * Manicures - Eyebrow Waxing - Ear Piercing Facials - Beard Trimming - Color Analysis

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