CASS 50 CHRONICLE VOLUME 86, NUMBER IARCH 17,1993 FIFTY cmn 14 PAGES PLUS ONE SUPPLEmNT

Bus vroblems aired Board mulls school millage increase

It’s decision time for tax- lined the situation for nicm- up about 5 per cent a ycar One reason that the situ- payers in the Cass City bcrs of thc school board at its and will likely climb about ation waq outlined at the School District. Next month rcgular niccting Monday as much next ycar. meeting was to find out what the school board will decide night at the school. We could get by with thc the average person in the whether to ask for a millage Hc said that thc school has smc niillagc next year with district feels is the best incrcase or eat into the had no increase in state aid a budget dcficit of perhaps course of action, A month $700,000 fund balance with for thc last 2 years arid it $300,OOO, Micklash pointed ago Keith Little appeared a budget dcficit of S250,OO appears as if thcrc will be out, but thc following year before the board saying that or so in the next school year. none again this ycar. Mean- wc would hc in a crisis situ- the school should use the Supt. Ken Micklash out- while expenses havc Rone ation. fund equity. At the annual school -corn m unity meet- ing, Presidcnt Ben Hobart said several pcrsons told him that reducing thc fund equity was not the way to go. Pub- lic sentiment may have a direct bcaring on the dcci- sion reached. The mcmbcrs of the board that will decide the issue are Allan Hartwick, Bcvcrley FIRE I)EPARl’,MENT rescue team from Gagetown and Cass City work to free the Autcn, Frcd Matthcws, driver of a pickup truck that left Bay City Forcstville Road just east of Gagetown Marilyn Peters, James Turner, Danny lJlfig and early Tuesday morning, slamming into a tree and catching fire. Tt’s believed the Hobart. driver lost control after hitting a patch of slush, but few details were available at the Whilc there is doubt about asking for a millagc in- scene, where fire fighters awaitcd arrival of the Flightcare Helicopter from St. crease, taxpayers are certain Mary’s Medical Center, Saginaw. to be asked to approve the renewal of 21.9 mills for si opcration at the annual elcc- tion Junc 14. Presently Cass City spends Edison workers picket to less per pupil than any school in Tuscola County. The average opcrating mil- lage for out-of-formula dis- publicize contract problems tricts is 31.6 mills. In-for- mula district? (including Cass City) raisc an average About 2 dozen Dctroit cola, Huron, Sanilac, oriiploytcs’ prcvious 3-year workcrs to accept conces- of 36.9 mills. Cass Cit;p St. sions on thc hccls of good Edison workers staged a 90- Lajxcr arid Clair coun- contract cxpircd. a raises 30.9 mills. minute inforniatioiial pickct tics. ‘Thc union fclt it was bcst financial year for thc com- forallcoriccnicd tocontinue One of the big problems wc in front of thc ncw North “Thc first wcek of Junc thc pany, but pointed out much face, Micklash pointed out, cortip;iny caiiic up with a 3- to work without a contract lcaner times are ahead. Arm Energy Center in Cass is that when valuations are City 1;iC;t wwk. ycar Ioriiriict proposal and to continuc to ncgoti- The clcctric utility indus- raised, taxpayers feel that Thc ctcmmstrrition wi~, which wag a conwssion ate,” hc &s~id. try nationwide is facing the the school is getting more one of SCV~*I,AIhcld recently contract .- cvcrything was Although frustratcd, samc challenges preSented Mibolon said it’s hop4 a money. What really hap- in southca\t Michigan by titkc away,” Mikolon said. by de-regulation, the result pens is that the amount of IncriIbcrh cjf the Utility ‘I’hc propt)ul offcrcrl no unlor; prolwsal to hirc a pri- of a ncw cncrgy act ap- increase paid is deductcd vatc mcdiator will result in a Workers IJrtion of Arncrica, pay rates and asked work- provcd Iaqt year by Con- from the amount that the Local 223, to protest a lack crs to accept rcductiori\ in ncw contract that will hc gress, he explained, adding, district receives from the of progress in negotiations hcalth cxc hcricfits and prc- acccptablc to both workcrs “We’re going to be facing a state. Increases in valuation for a new contract. miuni pay for holidays (i’roni and Lhc company. lot more compctition.” do not increase the amounts L,oc:al 223 reprcscnts douhfc tiiric to liriic and ii According to Detroit Citing a 5-pcrcent rate cut available to the school, nearly a third of Edison’s half), hc continucd. “So far Etlison spkcsman Scott irnplcmcnted by Detroit 9,0(K) employees, incltiding the conipzlny hits offcrctl Simons, union and company Edison at thc first of the BUS PROBLEM about 55 in thc Thumb, who nothing arid they havc im- officials rcccntly met in year, Simons said the com- Louise Ponder, mother havc kcnwithoutacontract plenicntcd the rcduction in Washington, D.C., with pany is working to put itself a with children that ride the prcm i u in pay .” WJ. LJ.scry Jr.,a f0rmcrU.S. in a position to mect its s incc J iinc. bus, expressed concerns “Whilc showing profits on “Thc mcntkcrship gave thc hbor secretary and one of competition. over bus discipline prob- the company sidc, the corn- union Wpcrucnt rcjtxtion of thc foremost authorities in At the wrnc time, employ- lems. pan)‘ is not willing ncgoli- thc COII tract offer,” Mikolon disputc resolutions. ccs arc being offered a cost ABOUT 2 DOZEN members of the Utility Workers Union of to She said that kids hanging atca conwct. . .that wouldbc addcd, “and over 96 lxrccnt Both sides were to have of living adjustment, ac- America, Local 223, staged an informational picket last out the window, placing acccptablc to I-ocal 233,” authorimi thc union tocalla t~[with IJscry again last cording to the spokesman, gum in other students’ hair, said Frcd Mikolon of strikc. That’s how strong the week in an efhrl 10 reach an who other union and noted Wednesday in front of Detroit Edison’s North Area Energy swearing, and running up Gagct(~wn,a2~-yearDctroitfcclings werc.” agrccrncnt, he said. non-union employees have Edison cmploycc and union iiowcvcr, thcrc hac bccn imons acknowlcdgcd already agrwd to adjust- Center in Cass City. The workers, including (left to right) and down thc bus aisles were s conimon. steward rcprcscnting ?’US- IIO work stoppage sincc the Detroit Edkn is; =king mcnts in hcalth care bene- Fred Mikolon of Gagetown, Roger Jagodzinski of Mayville r‘. To find out what the drivers I I IS. and John Hanley of Caseville, have been without a contract feel about the problem she “We’ll survive” - Kim Smutek since June. creawd a survey, which was Smuteks avoid injury as Please turn to back page. fire razes large farm home Kim Smutck stared in dis- hclicf Sunday morning as she watchcd flames cngulf hcr family’s largc white farmhousc about 2 milcs west of Shabhna. Thc fccling of loss was painfully Familiar to her. lt’s a I‘ccling she ncvcr thought she would cxpericrice again, not aftcr fire dcstraycd tlic s;mc home twicc: lxforc. Thc family was burnctl out vcst igation Monday. of 2 trailcr houscs kforc. Fircmcn rcniaincd at the that. SCCT~~for about 5 hours, “All I can say ic; wc’rc all according to Connolly, who cicwstrttcd,” shc said Mon- said Cass City firc fighters diiy. “I hink l’rn so nunit) it wcrc assisted by the really hasn’t surik iri yct.” Elm wood-Gagetovam,King- Sornc 3S firc fighters froin ston, Caro, Argjlc and 6 arcs tlcpartmcrits hravcd 1,anioti.c Townshii firc dc- bi[tc:r cold as thcv iotdit thc partmcnls. PAGE TWO

CASS CITY CHRONICLE + WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN .

r i Cass City Retired Lawn and Engaged ; Cass City Garden Persons air meet Personal Items day slated Seventeen members and Patrick pmm, Edna Simcox Call your local news to the Chronicle office - 872-2010 Think spring! It is time to one visitor of the Cass City read “You arc Getting learn how to make your gar- Retired Persons held their -- den and yard the envy of March 11 meeting at Hills anda Howl&,” brought in by Three residents of the area Harrison Stine returned neighbors. MSUExtension - and Dales General Hospital. Nellie Shagena, was read, were named to the quarterly home Friday, March 12, af- Huron County and Huron The table was decorated “Lumber from Sink,” an dean’s list at Ferris State ter having heart by-pass sur- County Master Gardcners with a theme denoting Saint Edgar Guest poem, was read University by earning a gery at St. Luke’s Hospital. are sponsoring a Lawn and Patrick’s Day. Also decorat- by Lillian Hanby. grade point average of 3.5 or Garden Day, Saturday, ing the table were many After lunch, the group higher. The students are Mr. and Mrs. huis March 27, at the Huron Area interesting musical orna- played a game of making Charles R. Hall and James Nemeth attended the golf Skillcenter from 1O:OOa.m. ments. The group said the words out of the word N. Kritzman, both of Cass meeting in Allen Park to 3:OO p.m. pledge to the flag and sang a “~harnrock.’~Deloris Rem- City, and Brady C. Barden Thursday. They then spent Classes to be taught that verse of “When Irish Eyes ing had the most words. of Kingston. till Sunday with their son day are Home Landscaping, are Smiling.” Elsie Blades, Onnalee and family, the John Brew- Lawn Care, Pruning Fruit Krista Iseler Troy Reehl Edna Simcox, president, Heltsly and Leo Shagena tons in Taylor. Trees, Growing Small James Turner of Cass City, Fruits, Vegetable Garden- held a short business meet- were bingo winners, a member of the Cass City ing. She read a thank-you The Hospital Relation Per- ing, Flower Gardening with Mr. and Mrs. Dale Iseler of school bard, will be recog- Set surplus annuals and Perennials, Beechwood Dr. announce note from Brandy Parks, son announced there would nizdbythe MichiganAsso- thanking the group for its be a diabetic test held at the Rose Selcction and Cultiva- the engagement of their . ciation of School Boa& for commodity tion, Environmental Safety daughter, Miss Krista Anne donation. Brandy is a stu- hospital March 23* Anyone leadership, experience and Leslie and Carole Hartwick dent at Owen-Gage school interested should call for an distribution and Pesticides. These Iseler, to Mr. Troy Anthony who is raising money to at- appointment. service, in-service and for- classes will be taught by Reehl, son of Mr. and Mrs. mal instruction at an award The Human Development . tend All-State Michigan areasked to wear local experts. Thomas Reehl of ceremony at Kearsley High Commission will hold its Class si7e is limited so Gagetown. High School band tour. an Easter bonnet at next SchoolinFlint March 23. Hart w icks celebrate Dorothy Smith rcad a Saint month’s meeting. next surplus commodity dis- register early. Registration Miss Iseler will graduate in ** tribution March 25. fec is $10 per person and is May from Hillsdale Col- In Tuscola County, the due by March 19. For more lege. Reehl is a senior at silver anniversary Annual Blue d Mag’s Peg distribution sites and times information and to register Spring Arbor College. /: t J are: call MSU Extension - Huron The wedding will take Leslie W. and Carole Ann City, Mrs. Dawn Brock of and Gold Cass City Village Park, County at (5 17) 269-9949. place Aug. 7. (Fisher) Wartwick of Cass Cass City and Jeffery - Cass City, and HDC Ware- r------h- City will becelebrating their Hartwick of Bay City, and 6 banquet held house, 165 Butler, Caro, 1 25th wedding anniversary. grandchildren. Wild from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 I Others Get Quick Results With The I They were united in mar- Cass City Cub Scout Pack p.m., and Ivan Middleton I Chronicle‘s Classified Ads- I riage at the Fraser Presbyte- Their children are planning #3494 held its annual Blue creatures Hall, fairgrounds, Vassar, rianChurchMarch 16,1968. an anniversary dinner for and Gold banquet at the from 10 a.m. to noon. I You Will Too! I L --I------A The Hartwicks have 4 chil- them to be held at the Elks hall Feb. VFW 26. L by Melva E. Guinther dren, Rick Hartwick of Mio, Club in Essexville March A potluck dinner was en- Class of Mrs. Noreen Keating of Bay 20. joyed. Entertainment was In a recent column 1. re- feeder in a matter of min- provided by each cub scout marked that we don’t have utes. ‘78 seeks den. any pets. That’s not entirely They still try to get into the w Location - We’re in the front of the Hahn Building e Cub Master Russ Hillaker true, if you count the squir- new feeder, and watching presented advance- Table Wall Door Decorations many rels that come begging for their efforts is better than addresses “BREASTCANCER ISN’T ment and achievement peanuts at our back door on Silk Dried Weed and Cone awards. Matt Hillaker re- television. They hang up- The class of 1978 will hold a regular basis. side down, dangle from a its 15 year reunion Saturday, IN MY FAMILY.” ceived the Arrow of Light Three of the five that fre- award, the highest award nearby branch, and sprawl July 31. Please call Susie Baskets Wreaths quent our back yard are bra- across the top, but they can’t (Asher) Hillaker at 872- presented in cub scouting. zen little beggars. They put The next scout event will get to the seed, no matter 5096 if you can help obtain their little front feet on the how they try. the current addresses of the 0 be the Pine Wood Derby, patio door and peer in, look- slated for Saturday morning And for that the birds are following classmates: ing for a handout, and they’ll thankful. Most of the birds Lois Hazel ton, Frances “MAMMOGRAMSARE in the Cass City Middle take the nuts out of our School cafeteria. we’ve attracted this winter Walsh, Linda Hawkins, Too EXPENSIVE.” hands. are sparrows, mourning Steve Cooper and Charles Watch For The Greens to The one I call Ragtag is a doves, woodpeckers and Clark. scar red, tough- loo king , nuthatches. Grand Opening brassy character, the type Though not very colorful, Church present squirrel mothers wouldn’t the sparrows are beautiful of want their daughters to go birds, with their intricately slates concert out with. designed feathers. They all THE CRAFT HOUSE The other two are content look pretty much alike, ex- revival ”I’VE HEARDIT’S Les and Linda Green, na- with the ears of corn we cept for the one with white Novesta Church of Christ, at its new location at tionally known TV and re- supply on the side of the wings. His difference 2896 N. Cemetery Road, PAINFUL.” cording artists from maple tree and the deck. makes him special as the will hold a 4-day revival 196 N. State, Caro, Mich. Syracuse, N.Y., will present They’re all cute, and we’ve only one we can identify. beginning Sunday, March on March 25,26 and 27. a gospel music concert at spent a small fortune on When we first saw White 2 1. The theme for the serv- Contact us for dates and times of S habbona United Methodist peanuts this winter. Wing, we wondered if his ices will be “The Cross of Church Sunday at 2 p.m. They’d wolf down the seed difference wouldaffect how Christ.” Denny Young of weekly craft, basket weaving, oil paint- The Greens, who have 3 in the bird feeder, too, if they he was treated by the other Kalamazoo, guest evangel- ing, painting on wood andporcelain doll records to their credit, take could figure out how. birds, but they don’t seem to ist, will have messages on their ministry to over 200 After seeing our frustrated notice. To them, he’s just “The Upward View of the classes. churches and campgrounds efforts to keep the rascals another sparrow. Cross,” “The Three Cups of We carry a complete line of craft and every year. The couple’s out of the bird seed, our Wouldn’t it be great if Gethsemane,” “The Cruci- basket weaving supplies. focus is uplifting and chal- daughter gave us a squirrel- human beings could be that fixion,” “A Hill With Three “I DON‘THAVE TIME.’‘ lenging Christians in the proof feeder. broad-minded? Crosses”and “The Crib, The Stop in and see our dried and silk flower local church, with the cen- Before its advent, I’d go If we took the time to ob- Cross, and The Crown.” arrangements, country craft items, serve them, there are proba- tral theme being, “You are out screaming and flailing The services will begin at porcelain dolls, baskets and antiques. the best God has.” my arms to chase them out, bly a lot of lessons to be 11 :OO a.m. Sunday and 7:OO Your list of excuses may not be The public is cordially learned from the animal to the amusement of the p.m. each night. Lively PRE-REGISTRA TION REQUIRED the only thing growing. 1 out of invited to this admission- neighbors, I’m sure. Once I world. singing and special music is 8 Contact store for cost of women will develop breast free time of special, music even greased the bird feeder One pointed out nearly planned. 2000 years ago is still rele- classes and materials cancer. Call your doctor for a and encouragement. pole with Vaseline. Wednesday night there If we’d had a video camera, vant. “Look at the birds of will be an afterglow with CONSIGNMENTS WELCOME mammogram. Or, if you need a FREE Marriage licenses we could have won big the air; they do not sow or refreshments. The public is 196 N. State St., Cam 48723 or low cost mammogram and bucks for the funniest home reap or store away in barns, invited and a nursery will be Phone 673-5244 follow-up services, video of the squirrels leap- and yet your heavenly Fa- prov idcd. Warren Allen Coon and ing to scurry up the pole, ther feeds them. Are you not Call 517-833-8550 Shelley Rae Leach, both of struggling to keep their foot- much more valuable than Millington. ing and eventually skidding they?” HURON-SANILAGTUSCOU Esteben Rios and Julie Kay back down. Come Enjoy Nickerson, both of Caro. ASSOCIATED HEALTH DEPARTMENT In the course of time, Thought: Worrying about Timothy James Kreger and though, enough seed would what may happen and stew- Northwood Shores ENTER MAMMOGRAM SWEEPSTAKES Kelley Jean Weissenborn, lodge in the Vaseline to give ing about what has hap- AT KMART PHARMACY. both of Caro. them traction, and up they’d pened will only keep us from New and Exciting Jacky Wayne Flynn and go again, emptying the enjoying what is happening. No obligation required. Sweepstakesends June 20,1993 and it Brenda Sue Overaitis, both open only to women who are Michigan residents, 40 years of agc of Caro. Menultems or older. See complete OfficialRubs on entry forms available a James Dale LaPratt and Open ....Mon. - Fri. Kmart pharmacies or by sending a self-addressed, stampec Shirley Marie Crick, both of Sunday Brunch envelope to Mammogram Request, P.O.Box 3200, Farmingtoi Unionville. Lunch 11 - 3 p.m. 10 - 2 p.m. Hilts, MI 48333. IF NO PHARMACY SEE SERVICE DESK. Ted Cordell Hull and Sheri Course & Restaurant Dinner 4 - 8 p.m. Lynn Kosha, both of Reese.

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I Happy birthday, Edna

By Jim Fitzgerald

Recently I attended the through Pennsylvania, we interviewed GIs on leave A group of about a dozen from Cass City left late last week 80th birthday party of Ed opened on Broadway to bad from battle zones. More than to play golf at Myrtle Beach in South Carolina. Included in Birnbryer, an east side reviews and closed within one said they were far more that group were several who went south to play last year, Detroiter who once sat on three wceks.” nervous in London than at only to have all kinds of difficulty, including the loss ofclubs Ethel Merman’s bed, while the front, particularly when by the airlines. she was in it. What were A Cincinnati native, young Hitler came up with the V-2 After a delay, the group did get in some golf, which I hose two devils up to? Birnbryer returned home to bombs, which arrived with- imagine is better than they did this year, trying toplay where become lead singer on the out sound and made 30-foot thc storm of the century raged. “We were showing each radio for a vocal and instru- craters when they landed.” other snapshots of OUT ba- mental group. “I got $35 a ********** bies,” Birnbryer explained week, which was a godsend After the war, Birnbryer 50 years later. in 1933.” wrote free-lanceand worked Some vacationers are luckier than others. Mark Weise, co- for several advertisingagen- owner of Harris-Hampshire Insurance, also was on vacation A writer of prose and po- But he was soon back in cies, including Campbell- last week in Alabama. He read about the storm and headed etry, “I was a flop at age 18,” New York where, with the Ewald, which brought him MEMBERS OF Cub Scout Pack 3594, Cass City, learned Birnbryer said. That was help of Frank Fay (best back to Michigan on Friday, a day ahead of his anticipated to Detroit. He worked with how the Chronicle is produced each week duringa recent tour departure time. He drove 800 miles the first day and when he helped write a known for his stage per- Minnie Pearl and Red Foley Dusical review starring formance in “Harvey”), managed to stay about 4 hours ahead of the storm all the way of “The Grand Ole Opry.” of the paper, guided by Chronicle Publisher Clarke Haire. home. 3arbara Stanwyck and Birnbryer got a $60-a-week Also Dinah Shore, Pat job in the NBC script depart- What’s more, all the time he was in Alabama the weather FrankFay. “After Cleveland Boone, Perry Como, Dave was simply gorgeous, he said. and a week of one-nighters ment. Garroway, Selma Diamond At District 3 fest “I mainly wrote the stuff and on and on. ********** announcers read between Birnbryer’s warmest Security is musical numbers for such The American Canccr Society is fearful that scam artists performers as Hildegarde. 1 memories are of his friend- Band receives top rating knowing your ship with Lowell Thomas, are trying to cash in on its reputation and warn residents to did a wartime special with The Cass City Middle Branch. judges during their concert read any literature received carefully. The Tuscola County financial needs George M. Cohan, who took radio’s all-time most fa- are met. mous voice. Ed worked on School band received a first This is the first time in 32 performance. The band then unit does not recruit door-to-door volunteers with bulk furtive sips from a flask division rating - the high- years the middle school goes to sight reading, where mailing. while others performed. Thomas’ marvelous “High Adventure” series, traveling est mark possible - for its band has earned the top rat- they have 7 minutes to learn Incidentally, the Society says this is how the money it Also the Gary Moore show performance at the Michi- ing. and perform 2 new pieces of receives is spent: research, 38%; public education, 17%; five mornings a week, plus with him to Alaska, Arabia and Africa. gan State Band and Orches- music. patient services, 12; fund raising, 16; community services, two original musical come- tra Association District 3 Band students were graded The letter grades on the 8%; professional education, 5%’ and management, general, dies for radio - music, lyr- Festival March 6 in North in5categoriesby3separate judges’ comment shects 4%. ics and starring PUBLIC book,” RECOGNITION were all “A”s and “B”s, people like Eddie Albert, according to Cass City Band long before Albert and a pig Director Mindy Nash. Board tables purchases got together in a TV sitcom. Now retired, Birnbryer lives on the riverfront with Set extension meeting “I am extremely proud of every student in the band. The Elkland Township department’s rcscue unit SONGS OF THE STARS his wife, Dorothy, who for gram is a groundwater pro- many years taught at Detroit The Huron County MSU They worked hard for many Board tabled a pair of pur- also was put on hold. Extension Service will host tec tion program designed to weeks and it paid off with an Ed remembcrs that the East Catholic School. They chases during a routine In other business during the a meeting for businesses that teach farmers and home- excel1 en t performance ,*’ she New York Post radio critic have 7 children, 26 grand- monthly meeting last week. March 8 session, the board deal with pesticides, fertiliz- owners how to assess their said. “I hope the parents and appointed election workers “planned the hell” out of one children and one great- residence for potential risks grandchild. For Dad’s 80th ers or petroleum products community share in our The board decided to post- for a special election held song he wrote for Albert. March 24 from 10 a.m. to of groundwater contamina- pride, and we look forward “NOW I was 24 and still a birthday, for the first time in pone replacing 2 ceiling Monday to fill the 34th Dis- nmn at the Farm Bureau tion. to the band continuing to furnace units in the fire hall trict State Senate seat, and flop, at least as far as that more than 20 years, all of the Individuals interested in children were back home at Building in Bad Axe. improve.” until spring, according to approved a resolution from critic was concerned. But conducting an assessment of Cass City residents are seemed to like me.” the same time. A highlight township Clerk Norma Wal- Tuscola County Emergency Cali your NBC This meeting is designed to their farm or home are en- invited to attend “Celebrate lace, who said replacement Services regarding hazard- I guess so. Old pops like was 3 daughters delightfully couraged to contact Jim representative singing a little advertising educate individuals dealing the Arb,” an cvening of of the rear doors of the fire ous materials and accidents. me have no trouble remem- with citizens who use these LeCureux, extension agri- music set for 7 p.m. Thurs- bering some of the shows ditty that Ed wrote many cultural agent, or Sally years ago with the aid of products on or around their day in the high school gym PAUL BROWN Birnbryer wrote for: residence about theFarm-A- Comer, Farm-A-Syst Pro- that will feature perform- “Duffy’sTavern,” “Tommy Some obscure composer gram associate, at (517) The Weather 3788 Cemetery Rd named Coleman. Syst Program. ancesby themiddleandhigh Dorsey Show,” and “Paul Cy The Farm Assessment Pro- 269-9949. school bands. High Low Precip. Cass City, MI 48726 38 25 0 Winchell and Jerry Ma- Since we moved to Detroit The middle school band Tuesday ...... Res. 872-5304 honey.” He also did material Wednesday .30 ...... 18 ...... 1” 17 ycarsago,thenicest thing will give a repeat perform- ...... for Jackie Gleason, “before to happen to my wife and me ance of its festival music and Thursday ...... 34 ...... 10 .... trace he became famous.” was mccting the Birnbryers. the high school band will Friday ...... 26 ...... 12 ...... 0 GET MET. IT PAYS: Saturday 28 4 2.5” For two years during That’s one reawn I’m wish- present the program it will ...... World War 11, worked in ing Ed this very public take to the high school dis- Sunday ...... 20 ...... 4 ...... 0 Ed Monday 40 24 trace London for the Office of happy birthday. Another trict festival Saturday at ...... War Information. “Mainly I reason is to caution you busy Laker High School. (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) younger people who don’t have time for geezers. You See Us For Good could beblowingachanceto enjoy a treasury of splendid I get scared sometimes we never learned about it? We’re1nvolved memories. that I’m starting to think like If so I lived in a fool’s We and the Birnbryers of- an old fogey when I read the paradise nearly 30 years ago ten dine out. There’s Ed, papcr or view the news of the when I allowed my 2 young who worked with all those day. daughters to walk v show-biz greats, and me, a I ask myself is it me or is unescorted a dozen blocks 90 Chevrolet Cavalier S/W columnist of some local our society headed down to down Woodward Avenue Che~@E&@ille Van note. So it isn’t surprising the pits on a greased slide one afternoon to attend a 88 that apparent strangers often with the bottom not yet in show at the Fox Theatre. stop at our table. They stop sight? Sure, the area was dif- because they recognize It hit home again as I read ferent then. Downtown was Cpe. Dorothy Birnbryer and want the paper last Wednesday. bustling. Hudson’s was an 86 Chrysler LeBaron Conv. II to say she’s the best teacher Look at just a few of the institution that would never they cver had. stories. close. The Book-Cadillac “Girl found dead with was the place to stay. JIM’S BODY SHOP There’s a moral there, I’m bedsores to the bone. Two It’s sure that it is not as 11 .,..*. 6254 Main St. Cass City sure. Ed could write a song 12-year-old boys who safe today, but is it because about it. caused $178,ooO in damage of the changed economy? p for wrecking an aircraft Partially, maybe. supply company.. ..show no But let’s look close to remorse when sentenced for home. Nearly every week 7 years. A 21-year-old man now stories report breaking shot and killed, 16-year-old and entering and thefts. For wounded. The body of a 25 years I can’t recall Ic ELLU LARONEB woman about 8 months schools being the object of pregnant was found shot to thieves or of extensive van- death.” dalism. Now it’s so com- That’s how it should be between friends and neighbors! Thumb Those stories appeared monplace that Cass City Provides You on just 2 inside pages of the Schools are wired for bur- National Bank is more than a financial institution. As your bank, Detroit News, under mostly glary. There’s been a wave we try to work with you, and serve your individual needs. From small one-line heads. of breaking and entering. personally tailored loans to expert advice, we do what we can to Similar stories are re- Now I’m not such an old SECURWY peated every day. The News fogey as to think that people be of service, to lend a financial hand... to get involved. - said that 32 teens have been were any better 30 years ago wounded by gunfire since than they are today. What’s SAFETY Jan. 1. changed is the opportunity. Thumb National Bank supports their local farmers, During Na- - The question I ask my- In those bygone days a tional Agriculture Week, March 1 5-19, stop in and register to win self is does it only appear visitor walking down Main a complimentary bag of groceries representing products of our worse in comparison with 25 Street was noticed by all. ye,ars ago because commu- Today there are “strangers” local farmer’s labor. nication is so much better walking around and no one now? Did it happen before notices. about as often as now, only Now for better or for worse our population is CASS CITY CHRONICLE more fluid and we have USPS 092-700 PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY changed from a farm-domi- TOUCH AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN nated rural community to IN 6550 Main Street one in which industry plays a I Second-class postage paid at Cas City, Michigan 48726 vital role. People in those POSTMASTER: Send address jobs come and go. You can’t 295’PER MO. changes to call up a neighbor and tell $1 P.O. CASS CITY CHRONICLE, them that their kid is headed ONLY BOX 115, CASS CITY, MI 48726 John Haire. publisher for trouble if you don’t know PLUS AIRTIME National Advertising Repmenulive. who the parents are. What’s Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc.,257 Michigan Avenue, East Lansing. Michi- equally important is that the gan. kid knows that you don’t LAKE HURON CELLULAR Subscription hccs: TO post offices in know. Tuscola, Huron and Sanilrc Countia - Having said that, I feel mW VWR CELLULAHOWIC M;EHf TWY! $12.00 a year or 2 years for S22,3 years what really exacerbates the mKIlFEmTloRs eaLuullSYSrms tlflBsomnas mMDl0 wKaKlQIcv..coIIIuc LASTnUROnw forS32,$9for6mc*lths,and3monthsfor haS17JW171 ~*511+(1IQzl **1WMI ~~1100~17)ow.Sl7- Wkr*Sl7JWM $6.00. problem is that there is a L In Mchigan - $15.00 a ycar, 2 yars generally loosening of the S2R.00. -. . ~~~ In othcr parts of the United Stat- - taboos and the restraints that MEMBER FDIC $17.00a ycar, or 2 years $32.00. Payable prevailed when my kids in advance. walked down Woodward. PIGEON CASEVILLE fit CASSCfTv For information regarding newspaper 4a-3113 Esb2247 WM. 8?2-43 11 advertising and commcrcial and job If that makes me an old printing, :clcphone 872-2010, fogey, so bc it. PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1993 CASS CITY, MICMGAN Child cure Cass City Bowling Leagues classes set Holbrook Area News Enrollment is still being Mrs. Thelma Jackson accepted for basic training Phone 658-2347 sessions to be offered this ECUMENICAL SATURDAY SPINNERS Kapral584 (225), C. Bellew Hammett 653 (259-225),B. JR. Rutkoski 588, spring in Sanilac and Tus- CHURCH LEAGUE 220. cola counties for child care TRIP Mrs. Bryce Hagen. guest attended the Greenleaf March 6 End of Season High Team Series: Phil’s Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bade Extension NFC meeting,at March 6 MERCHANETTE providers and potential pro- Clippers 3059. viders. and Tom of Cass City were Charmont for lunch Thurs- High Game: Phil’s LEAGUE Bob Cleland Sr. of Watcr- , ?+I 24 Team Re-registration for the free ford and Mrs. Alex Cleland Tuesday evening guests of day. Blocks for the quilt The Stouts 19 1/2 Scorpions 21 Clippcrs 1059. March 11 Mr. and Mrs. Allen Farrelly. project were given to metn- Tigers 26 classes is required and may returned to Waterford Sun- ’ The Little Kids 19 be made by calling the day from a 2-week trip to Eugcne Cleland of Bad bcrs to embroider. Roll call The S tri kers 19 1/2 TUESDAY Car0 Chiropractic 26 was answered by your favor- 8 Crash & Bum! 16 Greater Flinflhumb Area Florida where they visited Axe, Mr. and Mrs. Jcrry The Neighborhood Gang Nc w Beginnings 18 AFFERNOON Cass City Sports 23 Cleland and Mrs. Jim Doerr ite signs of spring. Strikers 17 LADIES’ LEAGUE Cass Tavern 22 4C Association at 232-0145 Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cleland 15 1/2 or 1 -800-527-2182. Classes for a day. Then they went to were Sunday afternoon The council report was S tar Bow I crs 16 March 9 Hills & Dales 19 guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cur- given by Nancy Braun. Tfie The Bloopers 14 I/2 Terminators 13 Miller’s Chicks 18 are limited to 30 partici- Gainesville to the Fred pants. tis Cleland. lesson on herbs and their Use In law s/Ou tl a w s 13 Sharks 11 12 1/2 S til ley ‘s 31 Clean Up Crew 18 Bears Museum and took a One group will meet at the riverboat trip at Silver Reva Silver spent Tuesday was given by Jennifer Ape1 Pin Tippers 12 Charmont 26 Buds & Blossoms 18 Szuebielak. The Antiques 10 1/2 Allen Home Care 16 1/2 Cooperative Extension Of- Springs, and to Weeki afternoon with Edanna Boys’ High Series: K. Suttcr’s Bakery 23 Sweeney . The next meeting will be The Gutter Cleaners 10 Parscll 3 12. Country Gals 21 Crowley Chiropractic 15 fice in Car0 from 6:30 to Wachce where they took an 9:30 p,m. Tuesdays, April afternoon boat trip and vis- Mr. and Mrs. David April 8 at the home of Donna The Strugglers 8 Boys’ High Game: K. Alley Hoppers 19 Herron Builders 14 1/2 Hacker, Don and Chris were Walsh. The Last Resorts 6 Parsell 127. Kingston State Bank13 1/2 20 through May 25. Another ited Mr. and Mrs. Bob session is scheduled for6:30 Sunday evening guests of Girls’ High Series: E. High Series: L. hvalow- Nel’s Kitchen 12 1f2 Chamberlain at Ruskin. 500 Series: D. Morrroc 522, to 9:30 p.m. Thursdays, Thcy spent a week with Mrs. Earl Schenk. Comrncnt 136. ski 470. Eugene Cleland of Bad H. Inbody 544. Girls’ High Game: J. Ccr- High Actual Team Series April 22 through May 27 at Mr. and Mrs. Dick Oliver at High Game: C. Slaughter the Sanilac Skill Center. Axe and Mr.and Mrs. Curtis 200 Games: B. Inbody 233. anski 55. 180. & Game: Car0 Chiropractic Fort Myers and went The classes are part of the Cleland were Tuesday sup- ld High Team Series: Strikers High Team Series: Sutter’s 2455 & 842. through the Ford and Edison Michigan Child Care Fu- homes and laboratory in Fort per and evening guests of 815. Bakery 1689. 600 Series: Pat McIntosh Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cleland Chronicle L hers SA‘I‘URDAY SPINNERS High Team Game: Scorpi- 607, P. Corcoran 603. tures training program Myers before spending a day SR. High Tcam Game: Sutter’s and family. Work Like Magic! ons 290. Bakery 601. 500 Series: H. Sontag 534, funded by the Michigan at Capc Canavcral and a day End of Season Department of Social Serv- at Myrtle Beach with Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tyrrell Cass Cify Chronicle L. Spaulding 5 18, C. Wal- and Cody visited Mr. and March 6 TUSCOLA CHARMONT LADIES lace 506, C. Davidson 503, ices and the Skillman Foun- and Mrs. Eric Sedaburg. Phone 872-2010 dation. They are taught by Mrs. Martin Sweeney Sun- GET TOGETHERS Phyllis McIntosh 502. ****** Miller Eggs 26 1/2 March 8 Smart Graphics 17 200 Games: P. Corcoran 4c staff. day * Hot Babes 23 Thumb Nat’l Bank 16 245, Pat McIntosh 222-207, Topics include profession- Mr. and Mrs. Don Terminators 22 Spaulding Builders 23 Live Wires 16 L. Spaulding 221, P. Little alism, business aspects of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Pearce of McKnight of Bad Axe were Mcss Meisters 21 1/2 Gagctown Inn 22 Pizza Villa 15 209, N. Wallace 207, El. child care, health, safety, Wyandotte, Agnes Martin, Monday evening guests of Handicaps 21 Phil’s Clippers 21 Cable-ettes 13 Sontag 205. nutrition, child develop- Jim Kalinski and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Dcford Country Grm. 19 Charmont Motel 21 Deford Country Groc. 13 ment, discipline and diver- Mrs. John Walker Sr. were Mr. and Mrs. Orville Glaza Strikers 17 1/2 C.R. Hunt 20 Wild Johns 12 THURSDAY NITE TRIO sity. The schedule includes Sunday afternoon guests of were Wednesday supper Crushers 16 1/2 Cole Carbidc Charmont 11 1/2 March 11 time for students to share Mr. and Mrs. John Walker guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pin Bustcrs 15 Cass City Sports Board’s 11 concerns and advice. and son John. Stanley Glaza. Studs 14 1/2 Miller Eggs Cass City Tire 9 Martin Electric 13 Current or prospective Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bcrridge Gordon Farrelly was a Erla’s Inc. Elmwood What knots 9 Pioneer Seeds 13 staff in family day care of St. Clair Shores and Mrs. Sunday forenoon guest of Boys’ High Series: C. Charrnont Nelesco 12 homes, group day care Curtis Cleland were Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Allen Farrelly. Zawilinski 579, M. Frappcrt High Team Series: Live Kilbourn Tech 11 homes and day care centers guests of Jessie Wilson. Reva Silver was a Sunday 413. High Series & Games: M. Wires 3055. Cass City IGA 9 are eligible to take part. Mr. and Mrs. Bernard afternoon guest of Beverly Boys’ High Game: C. Lutz 716 (247-246-223),J. High Team Game: Cable- Northon Const. 9 Shagena of Sebewaing were Rockefeller. I~wilinski214. Smithson 619 (247), S. ettcs 1061. Bush wackers 8 Tuesday evening guests of Jim Ceranski Girls’ High Series: R. Surplus cornstarch Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stinko of Millcr643 (243), J. Krol628 High Series: P. Corcoran Jacques Seeds 6 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena. Pringle 482. (213-223), T. Furness 621 Kilbourn Service 5 Willis spent the weekend HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE 647, B. Kilbourn 578, E. with Mr. and Mrs. John Girls’ High Gamc: R. (214-240), C. Repshinska Gill igan ’s 5 The U.S.has a mountain of Kathryn Tyrrell was a 6815 E. Cass City Rd., Cass City Romain 553, V. Patera 482, surplus corn starch that Walker. Pringle 182. 618 (21 1-227)’ S. Hammett S. Badder 482, C. Furness Deford Country Groc. 4 Tuesday supper guest of (517) 8724351 High Team Series: Miller could be used to produce Mrs. Jim Tyrrell and Cody. Emily, Matt and Justin I 615 (210-222), R. Kerkau 474, B. Howard 470. Eggs 1735. High Series & Games: G. more biodegradeable gar- Pastor and Mrs. Burton Miller spent the weekend 60(233)’ G. Robinson 596 High Games: E. Romain with Jack Miller at Byron. High Team Game: Miller (212), R. Rabideau 593 Robinson 675 (264-221),R. bage bags and reduce petro- Kincaid of Bad Axe were 223, P. Corcoran 221-215- lcum imports. Incorporat- Friday afternoon guests of Eggs 662. (227)’ L. Ng 592 (222), F. 211, B. Kilbourn 214, J. Rabideau a3(246-223), R. Kerkau 628 (246), M. ing starch into plastic saves Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. GREENLEAF NFC Phillips 184, B. Howard MEETING 183, S. Badder 179, C. Weltin 653 (238-213-202), money and can rcsult in a Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCrea Furncss 176, P. Zinnecker F. Spencer 243, D. Beecher product that’s easier on the of Bad Axe were Sunday en vi ronm en t. afternoon guests of Mr. and Eight members and one 172, V. Patera 179, L. 224, A. Witherspoon 224, NOTICE Spaulding 181, D. Sweeney M. Diegel 224, E. Schmaltz 170. 221, K. Kilbourn 602 (219- 213), J. Brown, 210, D. ANNUAL MEETING MERCHANTS’ “A” Krause 2 10. For March 10 High Series: Pioneer Seeds 194 1. Mathew son 19 High Team Game: Pioneer Ellington Township B ren twood 18 Seeds 695. Charrnont 15 THURSDAY At Kingston State Bank 15 MORNING Warju Flooring 14 COFFEE LEAGUE Town Hall Kritzmans’ 12 March 11 Summers’ 12 31 Corner of Dutcher Rd. and M-81 New England Life 11 Gilligan’s 10 AIDES 27 1/2 Kingston Mini 24 1/2 Charmont Mote 19 Mart Milletics Surveying 7 Sal ’s Country Clipper 22 SAT., MARCH 27 HI Roth 16 Dee’s MP Rockets 11 I High Series & Game: K. .. . l, 1 p.m. Beachy 737 (288-227-222), G. Robinson 671 (233-225- High Series: D. 213), D. Orton 684 (278- Mathewson 484. FREO BARDWELL High Game: S. Soldan 197. Township CbrA 224), M. Lutz 650 (237- 233), J. Navarro 637 (218- High Team Series: #OM 211), W. Smith 635 (229- 1754. 221), J. Smithson 629 (223), High Team Game: #OM B. Anthcs 608 (233), S. 627, Hammett 604 (211), L. FRIDAY NIGHT NOTICE Spiekerman 604 (235), J. MIXED DOUBLES Suave Milletics 594 (226), M. March 12 SHAlMpOO or Aqua Net ANNUAL MEETING Grifka 582, R. Kerkau 580 Salon Selectives (221),L. Tomas7sewski 565, He1 ter Skelter 58 Mylanta CONDITIONER SHAMPOO, HAIR SPRAY For M. Jackson 562, T. Com- Cass City Oil & Gas 38 Town & 38 CONDITIONER ment558(214),L.Summers Country ANTACID 9 02. Evergreen Township 557, G. Riccardi 553, D. Rhonda’s Gen. Store 37 16 oz. 79“ 89” The Family 37 Sanilac County Hyatt 210, S. Murphy 213. $2.69 Regularly $1.69 High Team Serics & Old Folks 31 $4.49 Reeularlv $1.97 Budget for year will be presented. Game: Charmont 3024 & The Kids 28 II At 1032. Hysterical Amnesia 10 ‘Qlenol Township Hall M ER C H ANTS ’ “B” Men’s High Series: J. IBUPROFEN EXTRA STRENGTH March 10 Navarro 605, L. Tracy 544, GEL CAPS R. Hull 543, B. Fields 536. Gilligan’s 10 Men’s High Games: J. Charmont Mote 17 Navarro 238, L. Tracy 220. BUV 100. eet 20 Free Free$3.77 SAT., MARCH 27 Hyatt, Inc. 7 Women’s High Series: C. “4.99 Buv 50. get 50 Board Chryslcr 6 Haley 524. 1 p.m. Charmont 5 Womcn’s High Game: B. i /- -7 Micro EDM 4 Watson 198. Mac Tools 4 High Team Series: Helter ARTHUR SEVERANCE Skelter 1945, Township Clerk High Series & Games: M. High Team Game: Helter Luti! 709 (257-247), S. S kelter 697.

Thumb Distributor We accept most Ask for NOTICE NOTICE Hollister Money Pre-Pay 10% Senior Citizei Orders Prescription ANNUAL MEETING Ostomy Available Prescription For Novesta Township Products Plans Di scou nt s Greenleaf Township Drop off - Pick up Annual Meeting 100’s Gift Station At for Fax at CD Recordings Certificates Center Township Hall In Stock for all occasions General Greenleaf Township Hall Telephone SAT., MARCH 27 SAT., MARCH 27 at 1:OO p.m. 1 p+m. Budget Hearing will be held.

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We opened the North Area The center also has a community Energy Center for one simple room for use by local groups and NORTH AREA-- reason.. to better serve you. --- - serves as host for school and The center has a full-service - -- community programs, such as a -- -- Detroit Edison customer office and ENERGY - -- recent "Mini-Grants" awards - - an Energy Information Center with - -.I presentation for educators. Just - - tips about energy efficiency. And - - call us at 1-800-477-4747. CENTER - 7 since the center consolidates the -- - We think the center has a lot to employees who serve Huron, offer, but you don't have to take I T'Scola and Sa''''' countie'~ We THUMB DIVISION - DETROIT EDISON our word for it. can respond to you more quickly. COME SEE FOR YOURSELF! MARCH 2 1 1993, AT 1 1:00 A.M. Detnit The center is located at 4100 Doerr Road at Edison Division Street in the Cass City Industrial Park A gdpart of pur life + PAGESIX ('ASS CITY C'HKONIC'L,E - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN

THERE IS A full service garage for vehicle maintenance in addition to this building that houses the equipment. Nearly empty during the day, it houses 24 vehicles every night. A11 THE INFORMATION CENTER is computer operated by I- 1 I j: touching the screen where the menu is listed. It will offer service units report back to the Energy Center each day. advice on commonly occurring problems such as how to read Wefcome to :: a meter, appliance problems and others of a similar nature. Detroit Edison's new, 66,000-square-foot North Cass City There is also a wheel (not pictured) that tells the cost of Area Energy Center, 4144 Doerr Rd., is situated operation of electrical appliances right down to what it would cost to operate a waterbed. on an 18-acre site in the Cass City Industrial Park.

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' CASS CITY CHRONICLE Welcome to our Community Best of Luck from The Walbro Corporation would everyone at like to extend a special welcome to your new business. ERLA'S~. FOOD CENTER 872-2191 Wlbro 6233 Church St., Cass City Corporation Cass City I 6242 Gaiield FOUR BOOTHS STRETCH across one wall of the building offering information on selected topics. In addition to the lighting and efficient heating and cooling -Welcome- electrically booths there are also booths devoted to agriculture and to community. Congratulations on the Thank you for letting Right Move to Cass City us serve you. 1 Welcome to our town. We're happy you're here.

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7'he oflzcers and statof Thank you for Chemical Bank welcome 1you to ow community. becoming a part of our community CHEMICAL BANK I ..- 7fieBd#iad4044. I .\ METERS FOR EVERY purpose adorn the walls of a special room devoted to the MEMB~UI 11 ! C I EOUAL HOUSING tflLIAL OPPORIUNIIV IFNMR stocking and the repair of meters. With the ready replacement units the aim is to - keep service to customers uninterrupted. =

WELCOME TO TOWN. It's a pleasure to have We're honored to have your new headquarters Congratulations on Glad to have you as a part of our in our hometown of your new building business community! Cass City. Welcome! and welcome to you aboard! our fine community! eneral C hrysler/Pl ymou th/Dadge/Jeep/Eagle %able9 SCREEN CYLINDER COMPANY Phone 872-2184 Phone 872-2102 Downtown Cass City 6285 Garfield Ave., Cass City 6160 Garfield Cass City CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, hlAKCH 17, 1993 PAGE SEVEN

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We are encouraged by WORKING TOGETHER FOR A BETTER COMMUNITY the use of local contractors in your construction PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17.1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Mandich tallies 25 as 0-G bows out Approves free trade Your neighbor, William Rippey, 22, of Cas City, when asked if he felt that free trade between countries should be He saved the best for last. The pair spotted the ‘Dogs begin the final half. A bal- Despite a season ending to their biggest lead of the anced scoring attack saw Jay loss to North Huron night, 5-1, when Mandich Schwedler post 18 points, followed by Dan Gray with Wednesday, Bulldog senior opened the contest with his good if it’s fair. If other coun- Matt Mandich will have first triple. That was fol- 17, Brian Kuhn with 15 and George Kosinski with 12. tries really have a free trade some bittersweet memories lowed by a Garza turn- policy, then we should recipro- of his final outing for the around jumper from the low Owen-Gage, who entered Bulldogs. post area. the record books with a 9-13 Rippey is also in favor of al- 3 Mandich tallied 25 points, The Warriors, however, mark, got flashes of bril- lowing refugees from oppressed including seven 3-point behind a full court press, ran liance from junior Eric Sus- countries free access to the field goals, in vain for the off thegame’snext lopoints alla. hosts, who bowed for the and would never be headed. With the graduation losses third time this Season to the Mandich was able to keep of Mandich, Garza and North Central Thumb the Bulldogs close till the Brent Fritz, Susalla will be League champions, 80-56. intermission, 32-27, with 3 called upon next season to The contest also marked hoops behind the arc in the carry some of the scoring succeed, to have it better than the final appearance for opening half. burden. A rough rebounder, “Little” Joe Gam, who North Huron started the he showed promise, tossing tossed in 16 points for the rout with a 23-12 run to in 8 markers. losers. All-area meet to finish academic track season Academic track season is USA Middle School, ac- man, trivia; Kurt drawing to a close, with the cording to school officials. I wankovitsc h, word-o- BULLDOG BRYAN METZGER eyes 2 points in all-area meet less than 3 The following Cass City clock; Beth Basher, art; weeks away. students have placed first in Katie Anthony, art; Kurt Wednesday’s district game with North Huron. The Bulldogs Any contestants who have their respective competition Iwankovitsch and Josh finished in first place in one a.fe2iS: B ri n kman , math - s tory; were defeated by the NCTL champions, 80-56. or more of academic track’s Josh Brinkman, arithme- Ryan Bennett, physical sci- 27 events may be entered in tic; Todd Milligan and Brad ence; Jeremy Powell, earth this year’s all-area meet, S pe irs, geography; Josh science; Adam Stoeckle, which will be held April 6 at Lounsbury and Sam Hobbs, ancient history; Ryan Cass City Police probe Bridgeport Middle School. U.S. History; Ashlie Chap- Hutchinson, spelling; Emily MOTOR OIL Cass City students have pel and Andrea Rae, music; Hopper, commercial arts; 5W30 - PM5177 Jenny Haynes, art; Ryan fared well this year in meets Lee Dillon, interpretive vandalism and theft - IOW30 - PM5129 with Laker Junior High and Hutchinson and Matt Klink- reading; Tom Fulcher, vocal solo; Rose Hoelzle, Rachel 10W40 - PM5141 Cass City police recently and Appliance, 6556 Main The Property is believed to ++ Hoard and Mandy Chappel, St., CaSS City, reported the have ben taken sometime l- -1 * HD30 - PM5159 dramatic reading; Josh investigated complaints in- volving vandalism and theft. theft Of 3 video cassette re- between lat Wednesday 9 HD40 - PM5165 Lounsbury, Todd Milligan, c~dersvalued at $750- and Saturday, reports State. 20W50 - PM5135 1.R.S. RELIEF Jeremy Powell and Brent Julius S. Wright, Cass City, reported someone smashed Also recently, Ann Niel- - Ruggles (alternates - Fast Tax Return George Wright and Jason therearrightside window on son, Cass City, reported the Wright), boys’ quartet; Lori his vehicle, which WEE Huron Nature theft of a $185.50 welfare Electronic Filing Brown, Becky Oesch, parked in a parking lot just check from her mailbox. Shelly Ingrao, Nicolette north of the Parkway store, Center ddes Nielson, who stated she Zawilinski and Shelly 6703 Main St. never received the check, The damage, estimated at outing Crow, skits-improvisation; contacted the Department of SPRAY PAINT Jessica Frederick, non-key- $100, was discovered Sun- Social Services Thursday board instrumental solo; day but could have occurred The Huron County Nature and learned the check had - primers - enamels Joseph Khoury, keyboard anytime last week, accord- Center (Arboretum) will been cashed March 3. The - enpine paint hiah hea Anderson, Tuckey, Bernhardt & Co., P.C. ing to reports, which note the CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS instrumental solo, and Sheri hold a scheduled outing case remains under investi- vehicle is being offered for 1, ROBERT L. TUCKEY, CPA Foster, Kara Gaymer, Rose Sunday, March 2 from 2 to ga€ion. Hoelzle, Heather Hulburt, sale. 4 p.m.-at the Nature Center 71 5 E. Frank Street 6261 Church Street last week, site located near Beach Caro, Michigan 48723 Cass City, Michigan 48726 Laura Moore and Jody Staf- Oak (517) 872-3730 ford, girls’ trio. Schnccbcrgcr Of onLoosemooreRoad,amile I51 71 673-3137 Schncchrger’s Furniture east of O&bach Road. 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(517) 872-2084 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17, 1993 PAGE NINE Rockets rock Cass Citv with final seconds 3-point shots The Cass City Red Hawk knew that Reese would be it for the Hawks. the first time this year Cass was a successful Season for basketball Season came to a concentrating on Paul Ulfig Cass City was off to a le- City failed to convert a the squad, which won the disappointing end Tuesday and because LeValley is the thargic start in the first Pe- single 3-point shot. Reese, conference title. This year’s in the opening round of the better free throw shooter. rid as the smaller Rockets with a quick small team, seniors can look back at the district tournament at Mar- We couldn’t have asked for were dominating the boards packed in a zonc defense district last year when they lette when an inspired Reese a bctter position with the and used the rebounding to most of the night and the won when they were sup- Rockets team won the nip ball, Hartel stressed, @,e- jump off to an early 7-4 lead. Hawks were unable to hurt posed to lose, 1 and tuckgame with a 3-point Valley was deep in the post Cass City then came to life them from the outside. It was the final game for shot at the buzzer, 55-53. just lcft of the basket) and behind Ulfig’s 3 baskets to For one of the few times John Gibson, Ron Bouck, The shot that won it was with 10 seconds left we forge in front, 14-12, at the this year, Cass City lost the Levalley, Maurice Evans, hoisted from the right side- could have gone to another end of the period. The lead battleof the boards to Reese, Richard Lloyd, Ben Schott line by Jason Greenia and play if the shot wasn’t there. changed hands sevcral times 33-3 1. Despite not being and A1 Prosowski, was the second 3-pointer The way this game was in the second quarter before able to hit from outside, Cass CASS CITY - S. Muska 1- registered by Reese in the played, Hartel points out, the Rockets took the lead, City shot 40 pcrcent from 0 (0-1) 2; R. Bouck 0-0 (2-2) last 22 seconds of the game. should be a good lesson for 27-26, with a 3-pointer as the field (18 of 45) while 2; J. Gibson 4-0 (0-0) 8; R. The first 3-pointer, by Mark juniors and underclassmen time ran out in the half. Reese converted 35 percent Lloyd 1-0 (2-4) 4; G. LeVal- Feme with 22 seconds left in on thc team. Cass City was Some great free throw (19 of 55). Unfortunately ley 1-0 (7-8) 9; P. Ulfig 9-0 the game, tied the score. guilty of a technical and an shooting by Levalley in the none of Cas City’s were (5-12) 23; P. Murphy 1-0 (O- intentional foul in the last third quarter helped Cass from 3-point range. 0) 2; M. Evans 1-0 (1-2) 3. With the score tied, the period. City go in front,44-39,at the TOTALS - 18-0 (17-29) plan was to hold for the final end of the third period. UIfig led Cass City with 9 53. ~ shot. Levalley was fouled The technical came when rebounds and 23 points. REESE -J. Fachting 2-0 (0- ::with 10 seconds left to play. the Hawks had forged in But then the Hawks went Reese had balanced scoring, 0)4;M.Ferne0-2(1-2)7;C. :%e made one of 2 to give the front by 4 points, 50-46, stone cold and didn’t Score with Chad Kowalski’s 14 Kowalski 4-0 (6-7) 14; B. :$awks the lead, but there with just 2:17 left in the in the first 5 minutes of the points showing the way. Ryan 3-0 (0-0) 6; E. :was enough time left for game. fourth quarter to set the stage Kettelhut 1-3 (0-0) 11; J. :%hat proved to be the win- After that Cass City for the last minute fireworks FINAL GAME Greenia 1-1 (0-0) 5; M. hing basket. We went to secmcd to lose momentum that decided the game. ELeValley at the end, Coach Jones 0-0 (2-2) 2; M. Hein 2- and the 2 long-range bombs Two important statistics While Cass City failed to 0 (2-6) 6. *3effHartel said. because we in the final scconds finished :* were keys to the game. For win the district this year, it TOTALS - 3 3-6 (1 1- 17) 55. **

!O-G9;*“ spikers bow in regional finals; year ends rr- successful 5. The Owen-Gage volley- Leading 6-5 in the first 34 attacks and 17 kills to go $ball season ended Saturday game of the afternoon, sen- along with a team high 10 $at Waterford when Class D ior Cali Salcido rccordcd points. Teammate Alissa Draschil FULL COURT PRESSURE was applied by Cass City most *;powerhouse Dryden de- the game’s next 7 points iifeated the Bulldogs in from the service line with a closed out a lustrous career, of the night but the quick Reese Rockets handled it well. as well, for the lady Bull- :;straight games during the wide array of serves. Salcido Defending in the front court for Cass City Paul Ulfig. ::regional finals. ended her4-yearcareer with dogs, registering 39 sets and is t*. For Coach Judy Campbell, a brilliant outing, recording 15 assists. ”‘ 2 the loss completed another :i typical season. .- -- Wrestler VaraoU ‘s Typical, but by no m~~nsunanswerid service points. Chronicle Liners $ ordinary. “Wc made them go Letter to the editor Work Like Magic! I: Owen-Gage entered the throuEh their wholc service I CIareat ,,vear ends

casscity -_ Chronicle trict crown and not too many points in the regional title area fans are feeling bad for match, put the NCTL At thc conclusion of the Campbell and her spikers champs on the board. Dry- 1992-93 gymnastic season, this year! Woodruff, sophomore. ningham- of Whittemore- which were won with a pin. today. den, however, played nearly thc Cass City High School Tiis gymnastic year has “Wc just couldn’t contend perfect ball for the game’s gymnastic team is to be becn very enjoyable, yet cornmended and praised for trying and frustrating as we $ with their height,” lamented next 13 points. 2 Campbell, adding, “The “We couldn’t catch a their effort, dedication and have worked with a team of -best tcam won.” break,” continued desire to make this team and girls where most have only sport on-going. The girls >h scen gymnastics on televi- have worked very hard this sion. The girls have found it LOOKING FOR year toward some very diffi- to be “possible” to make cult goals and have im- their bodies do tricks that COMPETITIVE PRICES? proved by tremendous looked and even felt impos- amounts. sible to do. As they tried the You’re In Luck!! The first goal they’ve ncw tricks and sometimes THERE’SA NEW workcd toward is to score got tangled and twisted up, over 100 points as a team. they cventually found a way “MUFFLER FRANCHISE IN TOWN” Well, they achieved this not to do the trick. As we recall only once but 3 times, with the season, we remember “FINE STAR’’ thc highest score being some of the pains we had in Don’t hesitate - HURRYon down to: 102.65. working out. J & C SERVICE Thc second goal was to I gct very emotional as I makc it to regionals as indi- think back on the pain yet Located at 6268 Main Street vidual competitors. 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Dilman, 86, of 1942, in Snover. Gold Banquet Tuesday, Irene; one son, Donald and For the Wolf rank, receiv- Cass City, died Monday, his wife Gem of Charlotte, He married Sally Jo King March 9. Cubmaster Pennie March 8, at Hills and Dales Nov. 2, 1963, in Ubly. Rienas passed out many ing one gold and one silver N.C.; one daughter, Mrs. arrow point were: Gavin Hospital, after a lingering Henry was a General Cable awards. Earning their Ar- Bctty Lou Barker and her Frederick, Jef Harmon, illness. employee and Argyle row of Light, the highest husband Jeffrey of Willing- an Justin King, Moore, Eli He was born March 5, boro, N.J.; 7 grandchildren Township liquor inspector. award in the Cub Scouting Sam 1907,in Cass City, the son of Surviving are his wife, program, were: Cory Kul- Parsell and Herbert Rey- and 7 great-grandchildren. nolds. John and Elsie (Come) Dil- One sister, Esther Harris, Sally Jo, of Argyle; 4 sons, inski, Scott Moore, Issac man. preceded him in death. Brad and wife Laura of Parsell, Kaleb Parsell and He married Miss Irene Funeral services for Mr, Snover, Brent and wife Scott Rutkoski. Miller July 5, 1934, in De- Dilman were conducted Fri- Tracy of Argyle, and Todd Lecture troit where they made their day at Little's Funeral and Timothy, both of Ar- These 5 boys also earned home. Mr. and Mrs. Dilman Home, Cass City, with the gyle; 2 sisters, Mrs Joe their geologist activity pin Friday returned to Cass City in Rev. Rick Sheppard, pastor (Barbara) Doerr of Argyle and were crossed over into 1974. of Trinity United Methodist and Mrs. Rokrt (Kathryn) Boy Scouting to the newly The First Church of Christ Mr. Dilman, a University Church, officiating. Puvalowski of Ubly, and formed Troop #593 of De- Scientist, comer of Lincoln of Michigan graduate, had Burial was in Elkland several nieces and nephews. ford, with Rick Kulinski as and Pearl Streets, Caro, will ken Division Engineering Cemetery, Cass City. Funeral services were to scoutmaster. hold a lecture on Christian Manager for Michigan Bell Memorials may be given to have been held Tuesday at 1 Science: Mind, Medicine in Detroit for 39 years, retir- the church or the Heart As- p.m. at Hacker Funeral Par- Also earning awards were and Miracles, by Arno ing in 1968. He was a mem- sociation. lors 'in Sandusky with the fmt year Webelos: Billy Preller, CSB,Friday, March ber of Trinity United Meth- Rev. Jan L. Beaderstadt, EARNING THEIR ARROW of Light award from Deford Gage, Chris Rienas and 19, at 8:OO p.m. Preller is a odist Church, Cass City, the Robert Henry pastor of Argyle United Aaron Parsell, earning member of the Christian Michigan Bell Pioneers, Methodist Church, officiat- Cub Scout Pack 3593 are: (from left) Cory Kulinski, Scott scholar, citizen and athlete Science Board of Lecture- Mid-America Musical Soci- Robert D. Henry, 51, of ing. Moore, Issac Parsell, Kaleb Parsell and Scott Rutkoski. The activity pins, respectively. ship. Burial was to have been in Bear rank and one gold ar- Argyle Township Ceme- awards, the highest achievement in the Cub Scout program, row point were received by The lecture is free and the tery* were handed out recently at the scouts'Blue & Gold Banquet. Brenden Frederick, Shawn public is invited. Child care Memorials may be made to Heronemus, Nathan will be provided. the Argyle United Method- ist Church. Stanley Rolston Arraign 4 Stanley Rolston, 85, of in district Cass City, died Friday, March 12, at his residence after a lengthy illness. court He was born Jan. 8,1908, Wear something green in Greenleaf Township, The following people weri andget lO%ofl 1 Sanilac County, the son of recently arraigned on sepa bI on the restaurant side Fred and May (Mills) Rol- rate felony charges in Tus ston. cola County District Court SPECIAL CORNED BEEF 6 He married Mrs. Eunice *Angela G. Smith, 26 Also: American Chocolate Week (Ross) Sanders Aug. 20, Caro, was charged with re RAINBOW 1940. They lived in Ubly. BLENDING "Check our cases for a chmlate surprise" sisting an officer serving % Good Luck Shamrock Cooki Mrs. Rolston died Dec. 17, probation court order Marc1 FILAMENT 1975. 9 in Indianfields Township Cupcakes Tortes SUG $2 99 and Rolston is survived by one Bond in the case was set a SUG $1.25 EACH SOMMERS' BAKE brother, Richard of Cass $2,000. A preliminary ex City; one stepdaughter, Mrs. amination was scheduledfo BUY ONE and RESTAURANT John (Ethel) Ross of Ubly; 2 9 a.m. Friday. 6538 Main 872-3577 stepgrandchildren, Mrs. *Robert E. Draper, 18 GET ONE Roger (Sandra) Greene of Mayville, was arraigned 01 THREAD Clarkston and Robert Ross a charge of use of a forger SUG $1.99 of Taylor; 3 stepgreat- license plate Feb. 5 ii FlSKARs A grandchildren, and one Mayville. s tepgreat -great-grandson, His bond was also set a 99e Three brothers, Russell, $2,000. A preliminary exan Clarence and George, and was slated for Friday morn SUG $19.95 one sister, Gladys Hill, pre- ing. ceded him in death. Funeral services were con- *Richard M.Warford Jr, 'TRANSFERS ducted Monday at Little's 24, Caro, faces a charge o 21 1 Funeral Home, Cass City, obstruction of justice Jan. I in Caro. with the Rev. John R.Wood, EACH P49iEACHCLARK A preliminary exam in thr @COATS pastor of the First Baptist Q case was scheduled Fri Church Cass City, offici- for 'SOUTH MAID" of day morning. Bond was ating. se Burial was in Elkland at $5,000. *Ronald R. Fifield Jr., 29 mrc9cw ACTION. . - . . - . . PACKED CARDS Cemetery, Cass City. 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,# vide an aerial spray program years before they again the winner of the annual nates Manisha Raythatha, to qualified forested resi- build to a damaging level. Thc participating town- Tuscola County Fourth Christine Sheppard, Melissa dential areas across the There are still several areas ships are responsible for the Grade Spelling Bee, held Schuman, Laura O'Dell and -county. This program does across the county with po- $4 per acre cost. Townships Friday at the Tuscola Area Jeremy Klinkman. - not eliminate the gypsy tentially damaging popula- have adopted a variety of Skill Center in Caro. All spellers received dic- I moth but provides relief to tion levels. plans to pay for this pro- The winning word was tionaries, ribbons and cer- :' residents with high infesta- The following is a list of gram, including the use of impanel. tificates from McDonalds.

I' tions. townships set to participate general fund money, split- Cass City Schools were Alternates also received ~ Tuscola County has an es- in the 1993 program and the ting the cost with landown- represented by Randy certificates from timated 1,700 acres that number of acres targeted: ers, or seeking full reim- Diebel, Travis Hartwick, McDonalds. qualify for the program this Arbela, 84; Elkland, 110; bursement from landown- spring. There are still sev- Ellington, 107; Elmwood, ers. eral townships that chose not 22; Indianfields, 175; Advertise It In The Chronicle to participate, which has Millington, 177, and Water- The spraying will take reduced the acres to be town, 28. Six other town- place in mid-May, shortly sprayed to 703. This is down ships chose not to partici- after the gypsy moth cater- from 5,600 acres that quali- pate. They are Fremont with pillars hatch from egg REPRESENTING Cass City Schools in Fridav's lbscola fied and the 2,700 acres 174 acres, Juniata, 187; masses. The used sprayed for the 1992 pro- Kingston, 104; Novesta, in the aerial spray program is County Fourth Grade Spelling Bee were (left tokght) Billy . gram. 227; Vassar, 308, and Wells, Bt (Bacillus thuringiensis), Gage, Travis Hartwick, Christopher Dorland, Randy Diebel One of the reasons that the 40. a non-toxic bacterial pesti- ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 Only .number of qualifying acres An aerial spraying bid of cide. and Michelle Derfiny. "Bargain Nite" TeetVAduIts $2.00 - is reduced from last year is $4 per acre has been ap- Nominated For 5 Academy Awards ~ because of the cool, mild proved by county commis- In circuit court , weather of last summer. sioners. The county will Walt Disney's "ALADDIN" ' The stressed gypsy moth contract with Aircare Avia- 'caterpillars were vulnerable tion, Munger. STARTS FRIDAY, MAR. 19,20,21 & 25 to many natural pests and The cost is down from Fri., Sun., Thurs. Only :some high populations $6.95 per acre last year. 3 plead, 5 sentenced Friday 7:30 across the county were re- Aircare Aviation was the Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 Three people entered pleas in a building, He was also pay $300 in costs. He is also Rd., Mayville, and a 1986 COMEDY - LAUGH TILL IT HURTS and 5 others were sentenced ordered to pay $200 in court to make restitution and re- Chevrolet pickup truck. Friday in Tuscola County costs and $200 in fines plus imburse any fees owed tothe Ramirez was sentenced to Circuit Court. res ti tu tion. county, 2 years probation and 180 *Richard A. Sturgeon, 31, Court records state the *Brian P. McIntosh, 19, days in jail (90 days deferred Flint, pleaded guilty during defendant attempted to steal Cass City, received concur- to the end of probation), with his arraignment on a charge cheese, wine coolers, ham- rent 90-day jail terms for his credit for 2 days already of operating a motor vehicle burger, cans and beer from plea of guilty to fleeing and served, on the first count; while under the influence of the Hunt Club in Dayton eluding police, reckless 180 days in jail (90 days liquor, third offense, Feb, 21 Township Oct. 15, 1990. driving and attempted pos- deferred) on the second in Fremont Township. *Ral h W.McMann, 43, session of a dangerous count, and an additional 30 A pre-sentence investiga- Defor , was sentenced for a weapon (metallic knuckles) days on the remaining tion was ordered and bond no contestB plea to attempted Jan. 3 in Ellington Town- counts, to run concurrently. was continued at $S,OOO. second degree criminal sex- ship. He was also ordered to Sentencing is to be sched- ual conduct. The charge McIntosh, who was make restitution, reimburse uled. alleged sexual contact with a granted worksite privileges, any expenses owed to the *Gamy F. Barreto, 20, Vas- child under the age of 13 was also ordered to serve 4 county and pay $400 in court STARTS FRIDAY, MARCH 26 sar, entered a plea of guilty years in 1991 in Kingston years probation and make costs and a $30 victim crime Jodie Foster "SOMMERSBY" to one count of delivery of Township. restitution,pay WOO in costs marijuana Dec. 16 in Vassar McMann was sentenced to and fines and a $30 victim Township. one year in the county jail (6 crime fee. A pre-sentence investiga- months delayed) and 2 years *Jared J. Ramirez, 18, Vas- tion was ordered and bond probation, and was ordered sari was sentenced for his was continued at $4,0o0. to reimburse thc county for plea of guilty to 2 counts of L > Sentencing is to be set. any fees owed, and pay $400 attempted breaking and en- *Kelley S. Kenned , 21, in Court COS@ and fines plus tering a building with intent Vassar, pleaded guigy to a $30 victim crime fee. to commit larceny, and 2 0, An IRA from FB Annuity Company : THE TUSCOLA COUNTY Economic delivery of marijuana Jan. 7 He was remanded to the counts of breaking and en- guarantees you a lifetime retirement income. in Vassar Township, custody of the sheriff. tering a vehicle with dam- You save on taxes,.- too, because your interest Development Corporation was the Sentencing is to be sched- age. earnings are tax-deferred. You might also qualify uled. A pre-sentence inves- *Michael D. Russell, 21, Court records state the of- Rich Ypma LUTCF to tax-deduct all your IRA deposits. Call today. f recipient of a $1,000 donation from tigation was ordered by the Deford, received a one-year fenses occurred Nov. 22 in 71 1 N. Van Dyke Making_. your future more predictable, f Thumb National Bank at its meeting court, which continued bond delayed sentence for his plea Fremont Township and in- Bad Axe, MI 48413 1FARM BUREAU at t I [of guilty to attempted deliv- volved the Golden Years $5,000. ' Phone 269-991 1 or 872-5152 INSURANCE Wednesday. Bank Vice-president Curt Club building and a storage r"m. *Hugh J. Cain, 23, Imla ery Of Marijuana Sept. 23 in Strickland presented the check to EDC City, was sentenced to si; ~lklmd~ownship. shed, both at 277 W. Snover i days in jail for his plea of Russell was ordered tc Vice-chair Bob Braem, right. guilty to attempted larceny serve one year probation an( Cass City Schools menu MARCH 22-26 All Program Vehicles Come With Full Factory When you1 Monday - Sausage with Cheese on Bun, Mixed Bumper to Bumper Warranties and Financing Vegetables, Fruit, Milk. care enougn Tuesday - Nachos & Cheese with Meat, Corn, Fruit, Milk. Sale Red to send Wednesday - Chef Salad M.S.R.P. Price Tag SAVE with Breadsticks, Fruit, $1 7,015 $1 1,795 $11,295 34% Milk. Thursday - Chicken Nug- the verv gets with Roll, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk. PONTIAC Sale Red Friday - Cheese & Pepper- GRAND AM M.S.R.P. Price Tag SAVE *& - best oni Pizza, Carrots, Fruit, Only $1 4,405 $10,995 $10,295 29% U Milk. 3 Left! 2nd Entree - Hot Dog w/ Bun PONT IA C Sale Red SUNBIRD M.S.R.P. Price Tag SAVE QUIT SMOKING Only $1 2,859 $8,995 $8,495 34% For quality cards and gifts. 3 Left! and put an end to higher insurance BUCK Sale Red premiums! REGALS M.S.R.P. Price Tag SAVE COACH LIGHT PHARMACY Only $1 8,296 $12,495 $11,995 35% Cass City 872-3613 2 1eft! That's right! -4s a smoker you MOREWAS NOW SAVINGS* were paying higher rates fur your life insurance coverage. 91 GMC SONOMA S15 BLUE ss,sss $5,495 90 BUCK SKYLARK CUSTOM 4DR SILVER 7,495 7,195 Today you can change that. 91 FORD AEROSTAR VAN DRK BLUE 13495 11,995 89 BUICK REGAL CUSTOM 2DR RED 8,995 7,995 90 GMC SIERRA PICKUP BLACK W/TOPPER 11,995 11,695 89 CHEV CAMARO IROC 228 CONV. BLUE 12,995 11,995 If you are planning to quit 88 GMC S15 PICKUP DRK BLUE 5,695 5,495 89 OLDS DELTA 88 ROYALE 4DR RED 9,295 8,995 On New Name Brand Furniture using tobacco products or 86 DODGE CONV VAN SILVER BLACK 6,495 5,495 89 OLDS CUTLASS SUPREME 2DR MED BLUE 5,995 5,695 even just thinking about 86 CHEVROLET BLAZER 4x2 2DR BLACK 4,495 3,995 89 PONT 6WLE 4DR BLUE SILVER 5,195 4,995 NO SALES TAX quitting, you can take 85 CHEV 1/2 TON 4x4 TT BLUE 7,995 6,995 88 CHRYSLER 5TH AVE 4DR RED 6,995 5,995 advantage of Fortis Life's 84 FORD F150 PICKUP WITH TOPPER 2,795 2,495 88 BUCK REGAL GS 2DR BLACK 5,995 5,495 87 BUCK LESABRE 4DR LT BLUE 6,495 5,995 ONANYITEM mea "Quit For Life" smoker's E4 CHEVROLET 1/2 TON PUP SHORTBOX TAN 5,995 5,695 incentive program and enjoy 79 CHEVROLET BLAZER 4x4 WHITE 1,995 1,295 87 PONT BONN LE 4DR GREY 5,995 5,695 -dmlpirO- 79 DODGE TRANS VAN GREEN WHITE 5,295 4,795 87 PONT BONN LE 4 DR RED 5,995 5,605 non-smoker rates. kriring -11 91 PONTIAC TRANS AM BLACK T TOPS 14,295 12,995 87 PONT GRAND AM LE 2DR WHITE GREY 1,695 1,695 U-FOUN-DIT FURNITURE 91 OLDS CUTLASS CAMS SL 2DR BLACK 9,995 9,495 86 OLDS DELTA 88 4DR BLUE Extinguish your cigarette . . . M_ will pay- _- your sales tax for you! 91 CHEV CAVALIER 4DR DRK GREY 6,795 6,499 86 PONT 6ooOLE 4DR ll GREY 4,4952,295 2,2953,995 t I feel better. . . and put an end 91 CHEV CORSICA 4DR DRK GREY 7,995 7,695 85 FORD MUSTANG 2DR WHITE 1,495 1,295 ONLY ON PURCHASES BETWEEN to higher life insurance MARCH 15th md APRIL 3rd!l! 90 BUICK RlVlERA 2DR SILVER 12,995 12,195 84 OLDS CUTLASS SUP 2DR DRK BLUE 1,995 1,To5 premiums. f With this coupon. Expires April 3,1993. HOURS: Mon, Tugs., Wed., Fri. 7:30-530p.m.; Thurs. 7:30-8:00 p.m.; Sat. 8:OO-2:00 p.m. We can custom order just for you! contact the Fortis Life representative listed t)elo\r foi details.

Newel1 E. Harris Harris & Company 5 17-872-2688

Fortis Life PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17,1993 CASSCITY,MICHIGAN TEC annual meet CALL 872-2010FOR ACTION ADS: Transit (nonbusiness) rates, lC Down Memory Lane words or less, $1 SOeach her- ( Automotive ) set for March 26 tion; additional words 8 cents Merchandise each. Three weeks for the price FOR SALE - 19&9F-150 6- m FROM THE FILES OF THE CHRONICLE of 2-cash rate. Save money by cylinder 4-speed with over- FOR SALE - chest freezer, The 56th Annual Meeting Johanson. She is described 14'x16' PLUS used carpet of Thumb Electric Coopera- as "Iowa's Erma Bombeck," enclosing cash with mail or- drive, sliding rear window, 20 cubic feet, very good AMEM radio, duel tanks. with pad, off-white, pile, condition. Call 872-3036. tive will be held at 1O:OO after making hundreds of ders. Rates for display want ad $100. Call 872-4192 after 6 a.m. Friday, March 26, at the appearances in the as a on application. $5500. Call 658-8244. 2-3- 10-3 U.S. 1-3-3-3 p.m. 2-3-3-3 Colony House, Cass City. humorist, speaker and semi- 5 YEARS AGO school in Tipton, Ind., were Along with thereportson the nar leader. Nelson Willy, Elkland fire [ Automotive 1 FOR SALE - Dark wood operation of thc Coopera- In addition, the election of The Cass City Hawks chief, and firemen James L. FOR SALE 1978 Ford 150 FOR SALE - softwood, $15 single water bed frame, Red - bookcase head board, heater tive, Patronage Capital 3 directors will take place. roared into regional compe- Jezewski and Eldon 1981 FORD Escort, excel- 4x4, automatic, 400 big cord. Hardwood, $25 and checks totaling $80,OOO will Prizes will be awarded tou ten burg. up. Delivery possible. Call included, needs new liner, , .; tition following their victory S lent condition. New motor, block, about 10,000 miles 2-3-3-3 good condition, $50. Call bc available. Members un- throughout the day to those over Mayville Saturday af- Brent Gallaway, son of Mr, brakes, tires and paint. Ask- on motor, new paint, $2,800. 872-3 165. able to attcnd will receive in attendance. A hot lunch ternoon, 85-72, for the dis- and Mrs. George Gallaway, ing $950.00.872-5152. Call 872-3842. 1-3-3-3 872-2642. 2-3-10-3 checks by mail in April. will be served at 12 noon, trict basketball title. has enlisted in the U.S.Navy 1-3-10-3 FOR SALE - Hay, alfalfa - This year's entertainment with Joan Johanson to fol- After stormy relations in and left for duty March 4. Timothy mix, 2 years old. will feature humorist Joan low at 1:oO p.m. recent years, the Owen- 1978 BONNEVILLE Pon- $1 .OO bale. 683-2822. Gage Board of Education 35 YEARS AGO Ondrajka tiac, 4 daor, $250 or best 2-3 - 3 -3 refused to renew Principal "student offer. 3978 N. Decker Rd., AUCTION - 68286 Main Robert Andrews' contract. New members of the board of Decker, Mich. 313-672- FOR SALE - Pointer-re- Professional and Business of the Cass City Chamber of St., Richmond, Mich. Sale Cass City Village Manager the month" 9333. 1-3-17-3 triever mix. Call 872-5492. starts at noon Sunday. Lou S. LaPonsie was elected Commerce were elected for 2-3-3-3 last week to represent all 1958-59 at the regular meet- Senior Lorianne S. On- 1986 CHEVETTE, good March 21. Furniture,dishes,#- ::. . collectibles, antiques, an- -; villages and cities in Tus- ing of the board Monday drajka, &I62 Cleaver St., tires, new brakes, new radia- DI R ECTO RY tique organ, end tables, '-

cola County on a mal road night. They are: B.A. Calka, Gagetown, been named tor, 117,000 miles, $l,OOO. Beautifully Crafted has many unusual items too '+ task force that will approve president; Charles Auten, Owen-Gage High School's 872-2840 days, (313) 672- rich looking numerous to mention. I state funded road projects in vice-president; George "student of the month" for 9913 nights. 1-3-17-3 this region. Fisher, secretary, and Wil- March. Business Cards Viewing March 20 and 21. :: Anderson Tuckey Due to limited space, adults .i Craig Langmaid and Pat- liam Ruhl, treasurer. Designed to make the first only. Cash, checks will be : Bernhardt & Co.,P.C. BALU K., M.D. rick Peters, both of Cass For the first time in many FOR SALE - 1979 Olds 98, impression a good Obslelrrcian 8 Gynecologrsr accepted with proper ID. 1: Combed Public A cco un tan Is City, students at Fems State years Cass City High excellent drive train, a TO Norlh Elk Streel one ...and lasting one Statements made day of sale : a* Gary Anrlemn. CPA .673+3137 sudulhy. MI 48411 University, were named to School's band was awarded 135,000 miles, rear end damage, driveable, $500. take precedence over ; :: Poker1 Tuckey. CPA - 872.3730 Phone (313) 648-4733 the school's honors list for a division 1 rating at the Cass City printed matter herein. ' &. Jerry Bwnhardt . 673-3137 the winter quarter. district band and orchestra 872-3283. 1-3-17-2 ' 'I Chronicle 14-3-17-1 .* 7 15 E. Frank St , Caro, MI Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Auten festival at Sebewaing Fri- Phone 872-2010 and and Mr. and Mrs. Dale day, March 7. Muchcredit is 1984 PONTIAC Sunbird .= 6261 Church St , Cass Clty. MI 2- 1- 17- t f Buehrly returned home Sat- due Ron Phillips, band di- 2000, 2-door, 1.8, 4 cylin- Phone 8724668 . ., urday after spending 10days rector, der, manual. AM/FM, For Sale in Hawaii. Fifteen members of the SONY AM/FM cassette car power steering, power stereo and 70 watt Sony CAPE with 2- Cass Valley Farm Bureau brakes. Runs good. $l,OOO. COD HOME - 10 amplifier, $150.00. AK 47 3 bedrooms, dining room,". : Dr. Jeffrey Crowley YEARS AGO group met Monday evening 872-2208. 1-3-17-3 DO YOU HAVE A Legend style rifle, 7.62~39, partially finished basement. 0" :. DRINKING PROBLEM? at the Keith Little home. Chiropractor Victor Guernsey, 52, of At Food Center 2 30-round clips, 1-size $39,900, contract possible. : ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Erla - FOR SALE 1986 Pontiac AND AL-ANON 5986 E. Cass City Rd. Cass City, senior vice-presi- Hickory smoked sliced ba- - round clip and case. Less 4380 Ale S t. Call 872-4 168 :: Ever Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. dent of the Automotive con, 2 pounds for 95 cents. Sunbird. New: tires, paint, than 100 rounds shot, after 530 for appointment. :: GocdShepherd Lutheran Church Cass City (M-81) brakcs, exhaust. AM/FM Products Group of Walbro Showing at the Cass Thea- $450.00. Call 872-2694. 3-3- 17-3 *; ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Phone 872-4241 stereo with cassette. Garry and AL-ATEEN Corp., died Friday at Hills ter Sunday and Monday is 2-3-3-3 14x70' HOLLY PARK, 2 .. Tuesday Evenings 8:OO p.m. and Dales Hospital after "Kiss Them For Me," star- Lorianne Ondrajka Edzik, 872-4059. 1-3-3-3 St. Pancratius Parish Hall Basemt Rlchard A. Hall, D.O. suffering a heart attack ear- ring Cary Grant, Jayne The daughter of Clarence FIREWOOD - Ash, oak and bedrooms - 5 acres. Well, Osfeopalhic Physician lier in the week. Mansfield and Suzy Parker. and Deb Baker and Fred and 199 1 MERCURY GRANL maple, split and delivered, septic and 24x30 garage, 1 .: year old, located next to ; FIEALTH CARE 4674 Hill St. After having worked at the Donna Ondrajka, she has Marquis, 26,500 miles, $35 cord. Call after 6:00, ..------state wds, 7 miles from Cass City, Michigan Pinney State Bank daily Bay Shore set served as a tutor, treasurer of power, stereo radio with 658-8066. 2-3-10-3 IMMEDIATE 872-4446 since the summer of 1926, the Health Occupation Stu- cassette, speed control, Cass City, tarred road. : Phone 685-2262 for ap- NON-EMERGENCY 0th 0724725 Horns 0724762 Frederick H. Pinney has dents of America and mem- much more, excellent con- SALE 12 nice prom pointment. 4, decided it's time to take it for new season FOR - 3-3-10-3 :. IIEALTH CARE ber of the Business Profes- dition, $13,750. Call 517- dresses, all dry cleaned. * easy. He says he will stay on sionals of America. 872-3 10 1. 1-2- 17-tf Very good condition. All $25 Ice Bay Shore Camp of Sebe- HOON K. the board as long as his A Homecoming and Snow- colors, sizes 5-12. Phone Ificluding physirjan's lee health permits. waing has bcgun accepting For Rent +: and clinic room. JEUNG, M.D. camper registrations for the ball queen candidate, she 658-8863 after 5. 2-3-17-3 FOR RENT - The Paint :' Ca5h basis. and we will give Sherri Donahue, grand- has also been active in bas- General you a statement. Surgeon daughter of Dr. and Mrs. 1993 Season and is looking Store has a wallpaper, No Appintmnenl Usually forward to another record- ketball, volleyball, softball Harold T. Donahue of Cass Merchandise ) FOR SALE 4 Storage barns, steamer for easy,removal of Newssary Specialist in Stomach breaking year, according to and track, earning most all sizes, horse barns, craft old wallpaper. call4-1 1-2-tf872-' 6:OO.E 30 p.m. Fridays and Bowel Problems City, is a member of the improved honors in track 2.30,830 p.m. Salurdays Camp Director Lew Tibbits. FOR SALE - 1 box Upper items. Will deliver. Call 2445. c 9 a.m. lo 5 p.m. Daily track team at T.L. Handy and most valuable player 10.00 a,rn.+8:30p.m. Sunday High School in Bay City, The Detroit Conference Deck Basketball cards. 872-2608. Second house + HILLS AND DALES Saturday - 9 to 12 noon Camping Division of the honors in softball, 199 1- 1992, factory sealed, south on Hurds Corner Rd. ONE AND 2-bedroom : Closed Thursday which was recently vide- United Methodist Church, Her future plans include HOSPITAL otaped by the PM Magazine Best offer. Call 872-4748 Off Cass City Rd. Harold apartments available in Cass 1 6230 Hospihl Drive registration center for the majoring in nursing at St. Deer ing television show. after 6:30 p.m. 2-3-17-1 . 2-9-23-tf City. Please call (313) 659- Cass City, MI 48726 Sebewaing camp, began Clair Community College. Becky Smerdon won the 8492' b'r *(3 13) 659-7279 af- ; + Phone 872-461 1 logging camper registra- 1' FOR SALE - Used washer Cass City Intermediate Wedding tcr 8 p:h. 4-3-3 ff- : THUMB AREA 872-3490 tions Wednesday, Feb. 24, and dryer parts: Whirlpool, HOME CARE AGENCY School spelling bee last the earliest calendar date Kenmore, General Electric. Announcements Nursing, Physical, Occupational Thursday. Chris Klco fin- ever recorded by the divi- 6772PineSt,CassCity,MT. FOR * b Speech Therapy S.H. Raythatha, MOD, ished second. Becky, a sev- sion. 872-2013. 2-3- 17-3 * Nurse Aides enth grader, will compete in Tibbits estimates that Bay Wicare, Modicald 8 Dr. Ray RENT the regional spelling bee and Shore will see roughly 1200 FOR SALE - Whirlpool Biue Cross Cwtilied campers ages 8-19 in the Chronicle Liners 2 bedroom Your h/(yowned, privafe, Total Family Care if she wins there, will com- electric stove, 4 years old, nonprofit, rU// servke 4672 Hill St. pete for the state title in camp's 11 sessions for chil- Work Like Magic! $100; standing wood apartment. Stove and 0: Home Care Agency Detroit. dren and youth. These pro- Cass City Chronicle shelves, $15; baby walker Cass City grams include an expanded refrigerator included 1-8OB3584749 Jill Root, senior, was the with tray, $5. Call 665- :. 0 * ------I-< Phone 872-201 0 Phone 872-5010 only Cass City volleyball Co-ed Basketball Camp for 2667. 2-3- 17-3 Call Bud at + player to be named to one of grades 6-9 (June 13-18), and 1 Office Hours: Mom-Frl. 8-5 __ Catalogs loaned the first 2 all-conference the addition of a Co-ed Ten- nis Camp for grades 5-8 overnight . teams in the Thumb B Asso- "Gary's Special of the Week" 4-3-104I l ciation. She was named to (Aug. 8-13). Last year's .~ N.Y. Yun, MOD, the second team by league introduction of a Co-ed 1991 Chevy 1/2 Ton Silverado, V-8, FOR RENT - One bedroom Physician d Surgeon coaches. Soccer Camp for grades 4-7 Auto, Loaded, Low Miles, Sharp!! Free Subscription apartment at Cass City Sen- :: Office Hours: proved successful and the with Each Order ior Citizens Apartments. ;: Mon-Fri. - 9 a,m. lo 5 p.m. 25 YEARS AGO camp will share facilities Call 872-2009. Equal Hous- :: Thurs. - Closed with the Co-ed Tennis $11,500 ing Opportunity. 4-1 1-1 1-tf ;: Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. An estimated 2,500 per- Camp. 6232 Houpltal Drlvs sons crowded into the new A colorful 12-page bro- DWIGHT'S AUTO SALES Corn Clly The Cass City FOR RENT - Masonic I: Cass City High School for chure describing Bay Shorc Temple Refreshment Hall - ;: Offlce 8724733 the open house inspection, Camp's children's and 1525 E. Car0 Rd. Rea. 8724257 Chronicle parties, dinners, meetings. Sunday afternoon. youth programs is available Caro, MI 48723 No alcoholic beverages. 'ip The Cass City Gavel Club free upon request. Phone 872-2010 Call Lynwood LaPeer, 872- :: PODIATRISTS commemorated 25 years in sa ----3--- 3191. 4-4-34 Cass City Tuesday, with a 4: Find the Service or Product NORTHEASTERN special ladies' night meet- f ing at the Bella Vista restau- You Need in This. . . Real Estate For Sale FOOT CLINIC rant in Caseville. President Action Guide I Dr. Judi Ecker Ron Geiger presented I Dr. Thomas Bobrowski plaques to Dr. K.I.MacRae, .. "YOUR FAMILY FOOT ------I- Lester Ross, and Dr. Edwin PHYSICIANS CARE CENTER" Fritz, the only charter mem------e- 4672 Hill St., Cass City bers of the club. ____ - ,, .~ - 072-4327 or James Freiburger, 20, son I 24-HR, SERVICE 'TERRENCE 3592 Center, Essexville 11 APPLIANCE SERVICE 11 11 FLOWERS I( . of Mr. and Mrs. Alger I 895-8594 ._ CHEKWIN, D.O. Freiburger of Cass City, was Buds and Blossoms I PLUMBING 4 HEATING. INC. ------promoted to Army private KRITZMAN'S by Sandy Orthopaedic Surgeon 6528 Main. VETE RlNARlANS P~Ygrade E-5 u~oncom~le- SERVICE I Phone 872-5081 Join1 Replacement I------tion of basic combat training Flowers - Plants - Balloons Plooon Phont 453-35J1 - 6590 Main St. Sandy Tierney. Owner Beautiful Brick Ranch - This home has it all, 3 bed- Sports Medicine at Fort Knox, Ky., Feb. 9. Cass City, MI 48726 4546 Leach St, Cass City. MI 40726 rooms, 2 1/2 baths, formal dining, family room and IhdSurgery Edward Scollont D*V*M* Three Elkland Township Veledqan'an (517) 872-4800 Phone 872-3935 recreation room, each with a fireplace, 2 car garage. Arthroscopic Surgery firemen recently attended a . .. . I ------_. ______Major Appliance Service Center , Lots and lots of ram. $96,900 - TCC1065 Farm and 2-dayfire school to study the Tuff-Kote Dinol 204 E. Mundy pel Animals Audio-Video-Electronics- I use and maintenance of new Antenna Systems L I I Northwest of Cas City - Very nice 2 story home on Phone 872-2935 fire apparatus. Attending Bay City Factory Authorized on Automo the Rust Proofing paved road, 3 bedrooms, formal dining, open staircase 4849 N. Seeger St*,Cass City the session at the John Bean DAN'S POWER & STOVE Systems 8. Waxing 892-0099 1 many brands plus maid's stairs, 2 enclosed porches, basement, nice Gravel Guards 1 Division factory and fire We S ecialize in Service Fireplaces, Stoves, Chimneys woodwork. $49,000 - Cy966 Ron.-Fri. - 8-5 Chimney sweeping 8 repairs Running Boards Sat, - 8-12 S TIH1 chainsa ws 8 ouldoor Rock Koie Stone Chlp Protection I I power equipment New on the Market -Laker School District, 1 1/2 story Oh No It's Tax Time!!! ~ . __ - __. - ___ _ _ Lawn 8 garden equipment Phone 269-9585 home on just over one acre, 3 bedrooms, basemknt, 2 AUTO SERVICE SNAPPER mowers 8 tillers 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Axe car garage. Set on paved road with some nice trees. Messing Accounting & 1- Sales & Service Tax Service $24,900 - Cy967 4: ** 16 Years of PROFESSIONAL Tax Preparation Mufflers - Shocks - Liletim guarantees - SUPREME Minor engine repain - Ceriilied Mechanic APPLIANCE in Caro Blaine deBeaublen, Prop. SALES & SERVICE WINDOW CLEANVNG Phone 872-2251 FULL LW€ OF MAWCHEF A Proven Fighter To Get The Biggest Return for KITCHEN AND LAUNOAY 6597 Main, Cass City .Storms - Screens - Windows Janitorial Service Floors Tax Planning - We'tt Help You Keep MORE Of Eaves & Gutters Cleaned * Hi-Riser Senrlce 8 Rental Your Hard Earned Dollars, CASS CITY TIRE WWTWESEll Estimates on Commercial, Hercules and Cooper CALL US TODAY Residential 8. Industrial Work w ALMART/ TIRES Fuelgas Complete Insurance Coverage I Call Cass City 517-872-2248 or * Tire Repair Security Services Avallablc e Caro 5 1 7-673-2555 3-3- i CAR0 FINANCIAL SERVICE! Altgnnients - Mulllcrs Junction of M.53 Kelly W. Smith, Broker I BtiJtes . Oil Changos and M-81 "We make the pieces fit." 673-8482 I Ce:/rfiedKechane Cass City 1 120 Gratiot, Saginaw Farm Commercial Residential Listings Wanted! . L.-.-- L.-.-- Phone8724303 1 Phone 872-2161 Call 790-7604 PAGE THIRTEEN CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17,1993 CALLING 872-2010PUTS AN ACTION AD TO WORK For Rent For Rent For Rent Notices Notices Services Services ( Help Wanted ) FOR RENT - Cass City BABY-SI'TTER needed - HOUSE FOR RENT - Nice FOR RENT- Hillsidc North, SPAGHETTI Smith every other Monday and housc, 3 bedrooms, 2 sto- 3-bcdrwm home in Cass *ies, very good condition. Cass City, 1 and 2 bedroom SUPPER I Senior Citizens Carpet & Upholstery Friday* South Cemetery City. a .zferences required, apartmwts. Kitchen appli- Cleaning Road. 872-5384. 1 1-3- 17- 1 dice neighborhood. $395/ St. Pancratius Parish Refrigeration a - .. no pets, available immedi- anccs, air conditioning, car- per month plus utilities and Center Off 8, LicenFed DuPont atcly. $4OO/month plus one pet, drapes, storage, coin 110% and WANTED - Full time farm sccurity deposit. Call 872- month security deposit. March 22 Stainmas ter 4005. 4-3-10-2 operated laundry. Call Appliance Repair applicator help, prefer livestock expe- Send inquiries to Cass City Richard Smith, 872-3610 or 5-8 p.m. Storewide *Auto Interiors rience, diesel mechanic Chronicle, 6550 Main, care 1 CASS Mini Storagc 673-215 1. 4-3-17-3 Adults $4.00 Every Wednesday cleaned helpful. Starting salary $5 CITY. -- of Box ER, Cass City, Mich. All makes and rnodcls in your now renting 20 new units. 8-12 $1.75 per hour. Wages and bene- 48726. 4:3- 17- 1 Ben Franklin driveway fits ncgotiable. Please send Call 872-3917. 4-7-29-tC Under 5-Free *3-M protectors Notices resumcs to Box F, care of Sponsored by the youth Main S t., Cas City Call 872-3092 * Flood removal 5-3-10- 5-1-27-tf Don Dohn Cass City Chronicle, Cass Happy 18th 8-3-15-tf City, MI 48726. 11-3-17-2 4394,-. Maple-- #3 Birthday, Robin GARY WILLS Consuuc- Lass Llty Lake Superior IILL STURGILL, local Phone 872-347 1 8-7-1 0-tf ATTENTION - ExpandinR Whitefish Fish Fry tion - licensed builder, exca- Michigan corporation to add I A 8~C AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR I :il ter Queen rcpresentative. vation to finish. Call 87; Erla Packing Lamotte Township Fire Hall 11 7-658-8462. 5-3-3-4 several full and part-time D SPECIAL 3505. 8-1-29- people to new Car0 outlet. d Oil Change Friday, March 19 6233 Church St. I dOilChange Cass City Permanent positions with r/ FiltPr 4:30 - 7:OO p.m. EASTER BAZAAR Steve Wright Paintin g excellent growth potential, d Filter or d Lu~'Job Adults $6.50 Phone 872-2 19 1 I $12.59 Cass City Church of working conditions and $1 4.59 Children $5.00 God Custom Butchering profit sharing programs, 6455 6th St. Fridays only I Brake Special $4495 Re-school Free Must be high school gradu- Certified Love Dad, Mom, Ryan & All you can eat March 26 & 27 USDA Inspected Plant ate and be able to start 'I-4 Front or Rear Mechanics 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Rhonda 5-3-17-1 Sponsored by Argyle 4842 Hemlock Lane Custom Curing, Smoking, immediately. For interview, Table space available $10 Cutting, Wrapping call19, 1672-2522 4 p.m. March only. 18 and United Methodist Church Cass City, Mich. 48726 and to HAPPY ANNIVERSARY, per day or $14 for both days. FrGezing Glen and Irene, from your Bring your own table. Commercial - Residential We Make Venison Sausage 11-3-17-1 neighbors . 5-3-17-1~ RESPONSIBLE SPORTS- Low-cost lunchfor sale. Custom Wallpapering 8-10-3 1-tf MAN wants to rent or buy For more information call Airless Spray MATURE MAN FOR part- acreage for deer hunting. 872-4025 Phone (517) 872-4654 "INCOME TAX SERV- time work. Must be readily Write P.O. Box 424, 5-3-10-: 8-4-15-tl ICE" - Prompt, personal at- available, ncat appearing Jordan College Essexville, MI 48732. tention. Sopcr's Tax Sew- and able to work with the 5-3- 17-3 LOST - Necklace, has 5 AUCTIONEERING - See icc, 3371 River St., King- public, local business. Write BAKE SALE teardrops, possibly in Erla's Lorn "Slim" Hillaker. Top ston, Mich. Phonc 5 17-683- Box LF, care of Cass City Evergreen Township parking lot. Reward. Call dollar for your property. 2815. 8 - 1 - 0- I 4 March 23 Chronicle, Cass City, Mich Residents 872-2230anytime.5-3- 17-3 Phone 872-3019, Cass City. 48726. 11-3-3-tf 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. Simpson Excavating Student Lounge DUMP DAY Dozer landscaping - All WANTED - Custodian for BINGO I types of backhoe work' Main St. local church. Send rcsuines 6667 MARCH 20 Every Sunday at I!ouse demolition & removal to P.O. Box 92, Cass Ciry, Cass City New to this area Mich. 48726. 11-3-3-3 9 a.m. - 1 p.m. St. Pancratii~sHall Not just a paint job, but Footings - Waterlines - 5-3-17-1 S. Seeger St, Cass City Complete septic systems Evergreen Township complete renovation semces FIELD REPS needed - Carpenty, ceramic tile, Sand - Gravel - Topsoil FOUND - Female Siamese Hall Do01-sopen - 5:OO p.m. Commissioned or salary cat, brown flea collar. 872- plastering, paper and vinyl Variety of fill - jobs open. Call 872-5333 or $10 /load ' $1O/household (;ames Start - 5:30 p.m. hanging, copper and Any size fill job stop by Cable Now, 4455 5-3-17-1 Phone 872-5410 P. V.C. experience. Free Estimates Doerr Rd., Suite 4, Cass Knights Council No. 8892 Insured - References 872-4502 City, between 9 a.m. and 8- 1-23-tf Nearlynew(19&5)3~mranchwith homepmtec- 5-3-3-5 FREE ESTIMATES 4 p.m. 11-3-17-tf VFW Auxiliary, Post 3644 tion warranty, locatedin Northwdsubdivision. Deck Ill .. off spacious living room, 2 car garage w/opener, dry FOR RENT - Hi pressure 872-5648 RESIDENT MANAGERS basement. Priced to sell, well blow today's replace- SOUP SUPPER 111 washer and water sand blas- ~~ neccicd for small apartment ment cost. It should sell fast so call us for a look at this ter. Clean your home, deck, Licensed Residential coniiii unity. Apartmcnt and nice ranch at a good address. CCT102 Friday, March 19 garage, driveway, boats, etc. Builder sinall wagc. Knowlcdge of - Ill subsidy helpful. Call 872- Serving 4:30 - 7:OO p.m. Rental on daily basis. Call Ronold E. Palmer New on Market 872-5456. 5-7-29-tf 2009. EOE. 1 1 -2-24-4 4355 Weaver St. Builder Cute 3 bedroom ranch, lots of storage, attached Ill Insured garage, well taken care of, excellent neighborhood, SOUP - SANDWICH - VEGGIES - PIE lertified Master Mechanic Remodeling * Roofing Gas & Oil Furnaces huge lot. Asking $49,000. CCT-093 All You Can Eat Computer Alignments Siding *Windows All Gas Appliances Corn pu ter Balance Pole Buildings Need a CasCity business building? The price on this -Take=-outsAvailable- & Rotation 2805 Crawford Rd. HEATING approximately 1200 ft. St. mightjust sq. Main location Adults $4.50 Front End parts Cass City, Mich. 48726 and be a pleasant surprise. 1-story, new membrane roof Shocks & Struts with warranty, good condition, good location. Lease Children 6-12 yrs. $2.50 (5 17) 872-4780 COOLING Brakes 5-9-30-tf and apply to purchase cy buy on contract with god 5 and underpree Tune-ups SPECIALIST Military Retiree - Campus credit. Lookers and tire kickers welcome. COS72 3-3- 10- supplement will pay the 25% Free Estimates T & C Collision Paul L. allowed, plus 100% of all ex- New Country Listing - Commercial,40x60ple typ, All your tire needsfrom 5097 Koepfgen Road cess charges. For brochure Brown call 1-800-627- 2824 ext. 259. shingle roof, concrete pad, well insulated,2 bedroom wheelbarrows Cass City, MI 48726 (5 17) 872-4215 apartment in rear of building, pond, 10 acres, near Cass to tractors Owner Happy Jack lablicks: City on paved highway. COS79 1 mile west, 1 1/4 north State Licensed Prevent fleas Mother fI &- See us today 15 years' experience 1. Master Mechanic 24 Hour Emergency Nature's way without pes- Opportunity Knocks Chuck Mester ticides. Chewable & 2. Mufflers & Exhaust Cass City Tire Service Main St., Cass City entrepreneur special, 3 apartments 3, Professional Brake Scrvice Tom Russell CALL 517-072-2734 nutritious tablet. For dogs & renting for $855 per month total, plus main floor store cats. At TSC stores. 4. SLruts & Shocks Phone 872-5303 Managers 8-11-44 Eront renting fq$200. Own it all- estate says sell for 5. Ball Joint & Suspension Service 5- 12-184 Complete glass service Swiss Boy 17 - anxiously $42,900. C0573 6. Cooling System Service Free estimates awaiting host family. Enjoys f - 7. Batteries & Electrical Scrvice - Ken Martin sports, computers. Other = 8. Custom Pipe Bending - ( Wanted to Buy ) Scandinavian, European high - - Electric, Inc. school students arriving - 9. Custom Wclding - WATER PUMP, Water m CASH -paid for silver coinL, August. Call Eileen (51 7)875- - 10. Fricndly - Courteous Service Wcll, Water Softener Scrv- Homes - Farms - at CASS CITY MUFFLER & =- dimes through silver dollars ice. All types repaired. 4074 or 1-800-SIBLING. before 1965 - scrap gold - Rebuilt pumps. 10% dis- CommercialIndustrial m BRAKE SHOP You Get All Of This, Whitewater Rafting - West - dental - rings - etc. The Coin count on new pumps and Virginia's New River. Fantas- - & A WHOLE LOT MORE!! - Shop. 6- 10-28-tf - tanks. In-home emergency New and rewire tic Spring & student spedals. 872-225 1 service. Call 673-4850 or Call for free brochure 1-800- Sewices 800-745-485 1 anytime. STATE LICENSED 633-RAFI". Drift-a-Bit, Inc., 8-6-5-tf Phone 872-4114 Box 885, Fayetteville,WV ROOFING & 4 180 Hurds Comer Road 25840. Now Open! SIDING Elmer HeFrancis 8-8-1 0-tf Deluxe Mortgage - Nails By Gayle For all your roofing, Refinance or new purchase Building Con tractor ELECTRIC MOTOR and foreclosures. Pay taxes, con- * Manicures siding, gutters, soffits and NOTICE OF BUSINESS RELOCATION New power tool repair, 4 p.m. to 8 solidate "Hard to do" bans. * Nail Art fascia needs! Call Jim for Homes or p.ni. wcekdays, 8 am. to 5 Call for information 1-800- As of March 1,1993 the office of Don Smith Real Estate will * Artificial Nail Extensions a free estimate and see Remodeling, Roofing, p.m. Saturdays. John Blair, 762-5858, evenings 1-31 3- what he can do for you! be located at 447 N. State Street (Car0 Clerical Center). * Gift Certificates Available Siding, Barns, Pole 1/8 mile west of M-53 on 344-4482, 17187 N. Laurel Licensed and insured. Scbcwaing Road. Phonc Park Dr., Livonia, Mi 48152. This is a temporary location during the construction of our Stop in or call for appointment Buildings Open 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Mon. - Sat. CASS CITY 269-7909. 8- 12- 134 Garden Tillers Rear-tine new home/office. Evenings by appointment Licensed and Insured Troy-Bitt Tillers, at low, direct SIDING Interior & Exterior 872493 1 Phone 872-2921 from the factory prices. For U42 Main, Cass City 872-5082 8-6-3-tl Painting free catalog with prices, sps 8-2-26-tf cia1 savings now in effect, and 5-3-10- 1: I Model Guide, call toll free 1- Bruce t INCOME TAX 800-545- 3800, [email protected]. BINGO - every Wednesday I PREPARATION Free Carpet With Your 1227LCIIPWm Pb. 6734151 night. Open 690-early bird Waterproofed Or Remdeled 6:30 - regular bingo 7:OO. Brown frt,mS Ross Kraft Basement. E I i mi n at e the Post 3644 VFW,Weaver St. Ray Arnistead 81 Co. Cass City, Mich. dampness in your basement 6545 Church St. and take advantage of the ad- Cass City ditional living space. Free (517) 872-4122 quotes, m obligation. Call for Call for appointment 8-4-4 -42 41on. - i:ri. 8:30 a.m.. - 7:30 p.tn. dayleve.hrveekend appoint- FOR SALE BY B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE ments. AlCService Remodel- Sat. - 8:30 a.m. to I2 noon I - 1800-968-3278. PAINT BRUSH SPECIAL!!! 5 17-872-4532or AJlyn K. Hartwick ing: SPECIAL!!! One story home with 2 bathrooms; large kitchcn - natural gas furnace - 2 incomes possible; all this for 5 17-872-5162 Licensed Plumber We Pay Cash For Land Corn $25,000. 8-1-27-1( tracts. Free 24 hour remrd- 14 yrs. Experience INCOME TAX rciurns [)re ing explains how you can get Drain Blockage, New more cash faster, and pay no parcd at low cost to vou fees. Call, 1-800- 428-1 31 9. Call Joyce Hiward lor' ap Fixtures, Fauccts & 40 ACRES with about $20,000 to $25,000 in hardwoods, $50,000.00. poi n tmcnt, 872-5057. Hot Water Heaters Wolff fannlng Bed8 - New commercial-home units from Free: In town service calls 4 $1 99.00. Lamps-Lotions- Two story home with 4 bedrooms; 1 1/2 bathrooms; air-conditioncr - basement; trccd lot - 2 car garage - walking 1[ 1 24 hr. Affordable hourly rates 4 I Accessories. Monthly pay- : distance to stores, churches, school, etc. $42,500. Thomas Roofing ments low as $18.00. Call service Serving the area Message #872-2232 today. Free new color HARDWARE STORE WITH LIVING QUARTERS comcs complctc with real estate, fixtures and cquipmcnt and I 8-3- 10-2 catalog. 1-800-462-91 97. $50,000.00 guaranteed at cost - will trade for what have you? Cil\s CI~Y,Micti. I for 21 years b LICENSED A WWby8 Land Centrad 8-6-17-tf f HelP Wanted 1 and gives bans on Real Estate. CALKA, Realtor 872-3355 OR 4,- INSURED Immediate service 31 3-335- 61 66 or 1-80@8378166. FARM BUREAU Inbur- BONDED WANTED - Sales clerk, full 6306 E. Main St., Cass City. Slichigan 38726 anoc: Aulo, Farm, Crop, time for Cass City business. Place Your Statewide Ad Hotnc, Business, Lifc, An- 872-2970 Benefits. P.O. Box A, care Here! $300 buys a 25 word OPPORTUNITYE OUAL MOUSlllG nuilics. Frank Kltrgcr Our 42nd year serving Sanilac, Tuscola and Hurrm Countlcs Cass City ofCassCity Chronicle,Cass classified ad offering over RE ALT OR- -- (Aym),of'ficc 375-4598 or City, Mich. 48726. 1,500,OOO circulation. Contact hen 1 L! 260 - 7 8 53. x - 2 -2 x - 11' 11-3-10-3 this newspaper for details. PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17.1993 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Smutek fire again, Kim lamented. tained extensive damage in “There’s nothing to wash up another fire. this time.” Thursday, March 18 The Smuteks purchased However, she pointed out, the house on VanDyke Road the family has good insur- Performing arts night, Cass City High School in 1980. The structure ance, a place to stay in Cass Friday, March 19 burned to the ground in the City, and friends and neigh- winter of 1982, according to bors who have been wonder- Senior Citizen Movies, 1:30 p.m., Rawson Memorial Kim, who said they rebuilt ful with offers to help. Library. “Polar Bear Alert” and “Poland”. Refreshments and 2 years later, the home “We’ll survive,” she said. served. burned again. “We always have.” Town & Country Sqaure Dance Club square dance, 8 to A couple of months later, 10:30p.m. (Rounddance workshopat7:30p.m.) Campbell as the family prepared to Elementary School. rebuild, the Smutcks’ barn Popcorn caught fire, burning a nearby Saturday, March 20 garage where building sup- Americans gobble down plies were being stored. 16 and a half billion quarts of Cub Scout Pinewood Derby at Cass City Middle School, Aside from photo albums, popcorn each year, with 70 8:30 a.m. Weigh-in race at 9-1 1:30 a.m. a cedar chest, the family cat pcrccnt of that popcorn con- Tuscola Soil Conservation District Woodland and Wild- and a few other belongings, sumed at home. The Pop- life tour at Car0 Regional Center, 9 a.m. to noon. Sunday’s fire claimed corn Institute says that nearly everything the family archeoloeists have found Sunday, March 21 owned. U ears of popcorn in New Outing at the Huron County Nature Center, located near At least in SomeOf the Other Mexico that date back 5,600 fires, there were things that Oak Beach on Loosemoore Rd., 1 mile east of Oak Beach could be washed up adused yLal3. Rd. 2-4 p.m. Open house at Detroit Edison North Area Energy Center, TUSCOLA MALE CONTRACEPTION 11 a.m. HAPPY BIRTHDAY! Brownies from Troop 221, Cass City, celebrated the Girl Monday, March 22 (VASECTOMY) Scouts’Slst birthday Friday by raising and lowering the flag at Campbell Elemen- Literacy Council meeting, 12:30 p.m. at Rawson Memo- CENTER tary School. Participating were Troop Leader Karen Spencer, Tiffany Spencer, rial Library. Heidi Cheng, Kristen Wiles, Jessica Cargnino, Stacey Bessler, Dara Iwankovitsch, Tuesday, March 23 Directed by Board Certified Gail Dyer, Kana Dillard and Laura Auten. Rescheduled Cass City Village Council meeting, 7 p.m., Urologist Village Municipal Building. Free diabetes screening at Hills and Dales General Hospi- Bus problem aired tal (12 hour fast required prior to screening). Register by calling 872-2121. Phone for Free Nurse Consultation, Board mulls tax increase Wednesday, March 24 Film Review, and more information... Duplicate Bridge, 7 p.m. at Charmont. Everyone wel- 67315488 mated $l,OOO. able at the superintendent’s Thursday, June 3, the former come! Last week’s winners, (tied) Jackie Freiburger, and answered by 13 of the 18 office. last day of school. Enid Craig and Naomi Barnes and Duke Sward. drivers. OTHER BUSINESS *A student council leader- *Principal Don Schelke The Human Development Commission (HDC)invites Among the questions ship forum will be held gave a review of the restruc- UCAseniors to attend a luncheon and program presented at asked was whether drivers *The 4-year terms of Wednesday, Mar. 17, at the turing of the Middle School. Car0 Senior Dining Center at 11 a.m. Presented by the Tri- l[l thought another adult should Hartwick and Hobart expire Tuscola Area Skill Center. He also told the board that City SER organization, the program will focus on issues this year. Hartwick has the science fair for the be hired to help. The answer .School will last a day pertinent to Hispanics and other senior minorities. Lunch j COPINGWITH 1 was a resounding, no. An- decided to seek reelection. longer this spring. A snow Middle School will be held w il I be served. Reservations: call 673-4 121. other was asking if a parent Hobart is uncertain. Nomi- day make-up is necessary again this year after an ab- ARTHRITIS should be asked to help. nating petitions are avail- and has been scheduled for sence of several years. Again the answer was, no, with the comment that par- ents might take one ride and New officers preside A person should not learn to lryle with arthritis-he should then not show up again. learn to- with it. There is a feeling of frus- At St. Agatha Women’s Society Coping with an illness means that the person actively plans tration by the drivers, Pon- ahead and carries out ways to tolerate a chronic illness. der pointed out, because After 2 months winter pm., willbeMamieRusse11, all-birthday party with ex- For arthritis, this includes use of medicines, exercise, they believe that their hands vacation new officers pre- Ann Sanderhaus and Ver- change of gifts, ice cream physical therapy, rest and occasionally other modalities. are tied. One suggestion was sided at the first meeting of nita Comment. It will be an and cake. The first and often the main coping mechanism is appro- to place video cameras on the year of the St. Agatha priatephysicalactivity. Sincetoomuchexercisecanworsen the buses. Women’s Society Tuesday. the arthritis and too little exercise will cause muscle weak- The board has taken the Hostesses were Sister ness, striving for that delicate balance is an ongoing scarch. suggestions under consid- Nancy and Sally Patnaude. A person should exercise moderately and on a regular eration. Six area schools The program for the 24 pres- basis, Not too much some days and too little other days. The have placed cameras on ent was old radio shows. exercise should be followed by liberal amounts of rest. buses and Micklash will Resident Helen Stock Medicines are another useful tool. They can be used interview representatives opened the meeting with a routinely to suppress any increase in inflammation or flare- from each to find out how prayer. It was announced at the ups, Stiffness, swelling and lab tests can all be used to satisfactory they are. He that communal services will Colony House regulate the level of medicine to be used. When there is a told the board that he had be held Mar. 24 at 7: 15 p.m. flare-up, medicines should be started or increased as early talked with people from Ecumenical night “the 8430 N. Van Dyke (M-53) as possible to arrest the progression of symptomsbefore they Vassar and Mayville, who bread of unity of life” will be Cass City, MI get out of hand. are in the first year of the Mar. 17 at 7: 15 p,m. All area April 3, 1993 When a person wakes up stiff, aches all day and is unable program, and at that time churches have been invited to do his usual activities, a normal consequence is depres- they were pleased with the to attend. Saturday sion. Fortu~tely,low doses of medicine can help this. results. A soup supper is slated a.m. 5 p.m. Stresses should be avoided. The way the program April 17 after the 4 p.m Sat- 10 - Education is very important. The more a person knows works, a box to house the urday mass. about his illness, the better he can cope with the symptoms. camera is attached to the It was decided to contact CRAFTERS You can learn many more ways to cope from your dmtor or front of each bus. Two a carpet cleaner to care for a support group. cameras would be pur- the church carpet. Crystal *LUNCH SERW,D This is one of a series of articles brought chased and placed in differ- Mosack reported about the ent buses each day. There is St. Agatha class reunion. OFFICERS OF ST. AGATHA’S to you in the interest of better health by no way to tcll which bus has The secretary’s and WOMEN’S Society are, from left: Meg $1.O Admission the camera. Neither the stu- treasurer’s reports were pre- Quilts, Toys, Dolls, dents nor the driver knows sented. Gray, secretary; Jackie Goodell, vice where the camera will be Hostesses for the April placed. If the program is president; Helen Stock, president, and 13 mecting, withRosaryat7 Dried Flowers, Easter adopted for the next school p.m. and meeting at 7:30 Crystal Mosack, treasurer. HILLS & DALES GENERAL HOSPITAL year, it will cost an esti- Gifts and a little bit 4675 HILL STREET CASS CITY, MICHIGAN 48726 9-14 services to NOTICE add to phone bill W The Cass City Village Council will be Tuscola County residents increase the 47-cent sur- will see an average 47-cent charge to $2.1 1 a month, but taking public comments at their Regular increasc in their phone bills that would require a vote of following recent approval of county residents. Council Meeting on Tuesday, March a surcharge for 91 1 emer- “We really need 2 addi- gency phone service. tional dispatchers,” Fyvie 23,1993, at 7:OOp.m. at The Municipal The surcharge, approved said, adding the county also last week by county com- is need of a new communi- This week’s students of the week Building, 6737 Church Street, Cass missioners, will appear on cations system for fire, are members of the English Aca- phone bills in about 90 days. ambulance and local police demic Games team. They partici- City, Michigan, regarding a grant appli- Tuscola County Undersh- agencies. pated in a one day event at S.V.S.U. eriff and 911 Coordinator This tournament was by process of cation to the Michigan Department of James Fyvie estimated the single elimination. Cass City’s Eng- fee will raise about lish team received 2nd place overall. $1 17,000 annually for cen- The team was led by teacher, Den- Natural Resources for the Hiking Trail tral dispatch operations re- I nis Meck. The team members are: lated to the emergency Extension across the Cass River and the phone service, which is back row, left to right, Tamara schedulcd to go on-line Mearns, Amy Burns and instructor, Dennis Meck. Front row: William Spencer, Lisa Garfield Avenue Parking Lot. March 23. Wallace and Steve Smith Fyvie said the funding will The Student of the week is Sd8Cfed bv fhe Cass Citv Student Council. All interested citizens will have the op- be used to hire 3 additional I full-time dispatchers, as portunity to give written and oral corn- well as offset the loss of some $44,500 in state fund- $2 ment. Senior citizens are encouraged to ing. “Wc’re going to be losing the state police appro- attend and comment. Handicapped priations for operating cen- Mark Wiese tral dispatch. . .Oct. 1,” he HARRIS-HAMPSHIRE notcd. persons needing assistance should con- 6815 E. Cass City Rd., Cass City The surcharge is separate (517) 8724351 Em from a 36-cent fce per phone :HRYSLER Dodge tact the government office before the line that will be added to Jeep residentS’ phone bills. That meeting. chargc gocs to thc phone Joyce A. LaRoche company for access to the 9 1 1 phone system. DOWNTOWN CASS CIT Village Clerk Off‘icials arc considering a plan that would cventually Local Number (517) 872-21 84 3 0 h

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