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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN-WEDNESDAY,APRIL 18,1990

VOLWME 84, NUMBER 2 ' THIRTY CENTS 12 PAGES PLUS 2 SUPPLEmmS $500 reward bond okayed Board seeks reaction to closing Evergreen Schoc11 The Cass City School adopted next year with mini- USA might desire to send breaking and enterings this OTHER BUSINESS Board has scheduled meet- mal expense. However, af- students for an advanced year, the most recent one last French course in Cass City Thursday (See story this ings at both Evergreen ter the fHst year, Micklash *Principal Russell Biefer School and Deford Commu- said that the existing bus while Cass City students issue) at a cost of several nity School to discuss clos- garage would be converted avail themselves of the ex- thousand dollars. reported on what was neces- ing Evergreen and turning into a classroom and a 3-bay cellent USA agriculture The board took steps to try sary for the school to do to Deford School into a build- garage built east of the stor- program. to curb the problem. First, meet North Central accredi- ing for K-3 students from age garage behind the high Shared time is inevitable, Micklash was instructed to tation standards. There were both schools. school. Cost for these trustee Ben Hobart said, and investigate a burglary alarm several minor changes that The meetings will be changes are estimated at the sooner we get started system. Second, the board were needed, many of which Monday, April 23, at Ever- $6o,OOo. with it the better. authorized a $500 bond as a would increase the book green and Monday, April 30, Suggesting changes at reward for information lead- work load for the staff. REWARD OFmRED ing to the arrest and convic- .. at Deford. Deford and Evergreen is not Since the school is alreadv-4 tion of the persons respon- Supt. Ken Micklash em- new. About 2 years ago a Please turn to back page. phasized that the meetings survey wadmade in which The school has suffered 2 &le. are exploratory. We will not children would be bussed to do this if people in the area Deford and to Evergreen. It are mostly opposed, he ex- died when parents let it be plained. known that they preferred 9 seek vacant TUSCOLA COUNTY Prosecutor James R. Reed (left) and However, split classes split classes to-fie bussing. a a A Undersheriff James Fyvie addressed reporters Friday after- appear to be a major Prob- ~ An informal survey indi- lem for many Evergreen cated that this sentiment noon following a morning drug raid on a Wells Township parents. Alreadythere have may have changed in Ever- commission post residence. Displayed above are the cash, mariJuana and guns been5 inquiries green. Deford residents ferring to Cass City from seemed to want the school. seized by police. (Related picture page 7.) Tuscola County commis- According to county board controlled by Democrats Evergreen next year, the ChairmanJilliarn Worth, since 1988, when voters re- SHARED PROGRAM sioners may lack a consen-, sus when they meet in spe- thosSc'who filed applica- elected Glaspie (who 2 years tions, aside Hicks, earlier was the first Demo- Unionville-Sebewaing cial session Thursday to from are Split classes are disliked appoint someone to replace Cass City area residents Jack crat elected to represent by the vast majority of par- School's agricultural pro- former Commissioner Kim Brinkman, Robert Stickle, District 2) and elected the Drug bust nets ents and all of the teachers, gram appears to be in trouble D. Glaspie, but they won't Richard &la, Alan Klco, Iris first-ever Democrat to rep- Micklash said. due to lack of students. Cass lack a plentiful list of inter- Tuckey, Mary Lou Burns, resent District 4 (Caro area). City abandoned its agricul- ested candidates. Dr. EdwardScollonandRoy Politics aside, appointing THE PLAN ture program several years Glaspie recently resigned Tuckey. Hicks, may be the easiest cash, guns, pot ago for the same reason. theDistrict2 seat,represent- Worth said a statement of temporary solution for com- If Evergreen were closed, Since that time the board has ing Elmwood, Elkland party affiliation was not missioners - - she has more Micklash estimated yearly been exploring ways'to start NovestaandKingston town- included in the application than 30 years experience in savings of nearly $50,000, a program again. County, state and federal ford Narcotics Invcstigative against the female. ships, to accept appointment process. county government and has plus a one-time savings of A combination class with as Tuscola County District But party politics has been indicated she's interested in law enforcement officers Team), raided the home, Officers, who searched the USA could be the way to do $28,000 because one bus Court judge. expected to play a role in the serving as a commissioner seized 20 to 25 pounds of located at 241 1 Bevcns Rd,, home and grounds with the less would need to be pur- it. A meeting of administra- marijuana, some $10,000 in at about 7 a.m. assistance of the Lapcer A total of 9 area residents, appointment. only until voters fill the 2- chased. One mill in taxes tors from USA and Cass including former long-time Traditionally Republican- year seat later this year. cash and several weapons The officers had a search County Sheriff * s raises slightly more than City will be held to explore and vehicles in a Friday warrant issued by Reed Department's drug dog, county clerk Elsie Hicks, dominated, the board, now commissionersIn any event, to failure agree on by a $lOO,OOO in the district. ways of sharing courses. Deford, applied for the post consisting of 3 Republicans morning raid on a Wells based on information from seized 20 to 25 pounds of The change could be One suggestion was that Townshig residence, the Manton Police Depart- "high grade" marijuana with by Friday's deadline. and 3 Democrats, has been replacement for Glaspie by ment and Wexford County a streit value of more than April 27 will mean the The cooperative effort led county will have to hold Sheriff's Department; he $35,000; about $1O,OOo in ~ \ to what Tuscola County said. cash; several firearms - - special primary and general Undersheriff James Fyvie Officers>found the home both long and hand guns, elections. That would cost called the biggest drug-re- occupied by a male and a including one hand gun taxpayers an estimated lated haul in at least 10 female and, based upon the equipped with a silencer; 2 $5,000, according to county years. information and evidence stun guns, and 3 vehicles (a Clerk Erma Brown. Tuscola County Prosecu- found at the scene, arrested 1986 Chevrolet pickup, a tor James R. Reed, reading a the male, David Leo 1982 Lincoln and a 1984 Passenger prepared news release Fri- Kozlowski,41,without inci- Buick Riviera). day aftcmoon, stated 8 to 10 dent. Police also encountered a officers from the Thumb cougar caged at the rear of killed in Narcotics Unit, Tuscola Kozlowski was arraigned the residence, according to County Sheriff's Depart- by Magistrate Jonathan Fyvie, who remarked the big 2-car crush ment, Michigan State Police Miller on a charge of posses- cat seemed friendly enough. (Caro Post) and Alcohol, sionof marijuana with intent The case remains under A 23 - year-old Sterling Tobacco and Firearms, to deliver. Bond was sct at investigation, Reed, who Heights woman was killed along with members from $25 ,000. declined additional com- Saturday in a 2-vehicle acci- OWNIT (Osceola and Wex- No charges have ken filed ment, said. dent in Arbela Township. Tuscola County Sheriffs deputies ide'ntified the woman as Melissa B. Bar- Businesses, school rett. Barrett and Donald W. Barrett, 29, Sterling hit bv break-ins Heights, were both passen- gers in a southbound vehicle d Cass City police and Tus- ielevision, a video cassette turfing and malicious de- driven by Mathew J. Martin, cola County Sheriff's De- recorder and a camcordcr. struction of property at the 17, of Vassar. partment detectives are in- The combined items are high school. . vestigating a string of break- valued at $1,800, Police have a witness and According to reports, Mar- ins and thefts in Cass City, Those responsible ap- suspect in the turfing, which tin had just left a private including the second such peared to bc after those spe- involved a vehicle driving drive on the west side of incident at Cass City High cific items as they passed up across and tearing up the Bray Road, south of School in the past month and microwave ovens and com- high school lawn last week. Millington Road, when his a half. puter equipment, according The malicious destruction vehicle was struck by an- Cass City police reported to police, who noted the of property complaint stems other southbound vehicle at that a person or persons thieves also apparently from a damaged baseball about 5:08 p.m. broke into Cass City High knew where to find what backs top. 'The other vehicle, which School during the evening they wanted. Police said it appears a 4x4 crested a hill just prior to the . hours Thursday. Supt. Ken Micklash indi- vehicle ran into thc south collision, was driven by . The perpetrators entered cated he believes there's a side of the back stop, snap- Frederick R. Wrege, 29, of he building by breaking a connection between last ping off a steel pole and PLAY TIME! A pair of LC~t~dent~T'enjoy recess during a Clio,Martin.and deputies Donald said. Barrett window in the faculty week's incident and an iden- damaging the fence some- time between April 6 and session of puppy kindergarten, one of several dog obedience lounge, according to school tical break-in involving the , sustainedthe accident, minor according injuries into officials, who also reported theft of a television and Apnl 9. Damage is esti- classes offered .in Cass City by the Thumb of Michigan Dog broken door windows in a mated at $500, reports VCR from the school Feb. state. Fanciers. (See story page 5.) reports, which indicate classroom and the library as 25. 3 BUSINESSES HIT Melissa Barrett was the only well as a window in the li- In a pair of related police !, ' office. Three Cass City area busi- person not wearing a seat brary reports, school officials also belt. Stolen were a 26-inch color reported recent incidents of Please turn to back page. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN September Library airs activities wedding set ‘ Cass City Area Social PersonalItems and for National Library Week Mr. and Mrs. James Audrey Kawnkrgcr Phone 872-3049 Hewitt, Ubly, announce the As part of the National may be checked out without engagement of their daugh- Library Week celebration, charge. Tuesday is free ter, Ruth Ann, to Robert April 23-28, Rawson Me- video day (one per family). Kenneth Karg, son of Mr. The Historical Society Mrs. Georgia Logan and The Cass River WCTU morial Library officials are Wednesday copies (up “to and Mrs. Kenneth Karg, Bad will meet Sunday, April 22, Mrs. Sue Smith of Bad Axe will meet at the home of planning participation in the $1.00) will be free. Friday Axe, at Rawson Memorial Lib- spent Thursday with Mrs. Mrs. Martha Remsing Fri- AmericanAssociation’s “NightLibrary of a there will no charge for rary at 2:OO p.m. Antique Elsie Blades. be The bride-elect is a gradu- small tools and kitchen day at 1:30 p.m. overdue material and old ate of Ubly High School and Thousand Stars.” fines may be paid for half. utensils will be on display. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Mr. and Mrs. Lynwood This event will take place ’ is employed at Pulte Home Anyone is welcome. Loeding and 4 children re- LaPeer, Patti and Debbie Saturday, children’s videos Corp., Canton. turned Friday from a 2- Timmons and Ruth Tim- April 25 from 7 tok30 p.m. (limit 2) can be checked out The prospcctive, groom is a Mr. and Mrs. Stanley week vacation trip to mons were Easter Sunday in the meeting room of the free of charge. graduate of Bad Axe High Kirn were in Chglsea Florida. dinner guests of Mr. and library. A contest will also be held School and isemployed by Thursday to visit his Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. Area “stars” will read the3ir to guess how mpy items George Ordus Ford, Rad mother, Mrs. Esther Kim. Mr. and Mrs. John Brew- favorite story or poem to will be checked out of the ton and family spent 4 days 111u. home of and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold lucky listeners of all ages. library during national Li- Axe. Miss Melinda Kirn of Holt last week with his parents, Mr. Mrs. A Sept. 1 wedding is being Mr. and George Chuck Hartwick. LaPeer and Patti Timmons .The goal is to focus national brary Week. There will also visited her sister and hus- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Mrs. spent Saturday with the planned. band, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nemeth. Fisher Sr. had as Eadter attention on the importance be a drawing for 2 children’s dinner guests, \-Don Mr. and Mrs. Don Whit- Gaylord LaPeers. of family literacy by,hosting prizes. Smith, in Deckerville Easter Sunday dinner tenburg and Mrs. Ivan

Saturday. Finkbeiner and family, and encouraging ’ family guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim, Clark, Donald, Sally Tracy had dinner Saturday Easter weekend guests of Hills and Dales +- Laurence Bartle were Mr. with and Mrs. Allen read-alouds. Set movie Leslie Peasley, 67, of and Sharon. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Profit Families are encouraged to and Mrs. Ken Lalko and Spriggs in Elsie. In the af- were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas General Hospital Alpna died April 7 at Mun- family of Vassar, Mr. and ternoon Mrs. Whittenburg attend this event together, son Medical Center in Friday supper guests of Campbell and daughters Readers participating are PATIENTS LISTED MOPJ- time at Mrs. Eil Schwaderer, Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Don Whitten- and Mrs. Tracy attended a Shawn and Shannon of Lake Traverse City. His wife pre- and Mrs. Roy Tuckey, Paul shower for Mrs. Dennis community education DAY, APRIL 16, WERE: ceded him in death in 1980. burg were Mr. and Mrs. Orion and LeRoy Beitz of and Carolyn, and Herb Bar- George Fisher Sr. and Mr. Adams and baby Derek at Sebewaing. teacher Datty Scollon, Hills He is survived by 4 sons, tle, all of Cass City. the home of Mrs. David and Dales Hospital Adrnin- Linda Barrons, Irene Dil- library one daughter, 3 sisters and and Mrs. Ivan Tracy. man, Lorraine Nash, Mary O’Dell in Ovid. Mrs. Marion McIntosh, istrator Ken Jensen; Presby- one brother. A former resi- Miss Dana Rienstra and Rabideau, Jack hney, Rawson Memorial dent of this area until his Mrs. Lyle Zapfe’s great- sister of Mrs. Stanley terian minister the Rev. Cass City; friend of Caro visited her grandson, Matthew Peas- Tonna Wills returned Morell, and her daughter- Harry Capps and local Library’s “movietime” for marriage to Edna Nuffer, grandparents, Mr . and Marlene Powell, Kings- they moved to Alpena to ley, of Fort Meade, Md., vi- Monday from a trip to Lees- in-law Joan of Bay City Michigan author Dee Smith. ton ; area senior citizens will be Mrs. Pete Rienstra, Tues- sited relatives and friends bur , Fla. About 80 area spent Tuesday with Mrs. held Friday starting at make their home. day. Also participating will be Evelyn Turnbull, Akron. 1:30 in Cass City for a few days. stud ents left April 6 with Morell. Amy Bums, Jaime Caister, p.m. at the library, 6495 Pine Easter Sunday dinner He returned to Maryland the Blue Water Campus St., Cass City. Mrs. Daisy Hodges of Aaron Hewitt and Amy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Wednesday supper April 16. He had just re- Life group for the Leesburg Schelke, all students from Wedding Damm were Mr. and Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Pete turned after 4 months in United Methodist camp. Caro and Mr. and Mrs. Films to be shown are “Is- Randy Damm and sons Rienstra were Mrs. Dawn Panama. Stanley Morell had Easter Cass City Intermediate Announcements lands of Hawaii,” “Take Jason and Ethan, and Mr. Freeland, sons Steven and dinner Sunday with Mr.and School, who will be per- and Bus, Pay Later” (Abbott and and Mrs. Bill Warmbier. Justin, and Mrs. Edna Mrs. Jack Laurie. forming their prize-winning Costello), and “There’s and son CJ. Tim and Susan Radzwion of North Branch. academic track selections. Invitations Genius in the Average Wooster of Mt. Morris were Frank Scepanski of As a special “thank you” to Early Easter guests Fri- Caseville and Stanley Catalogs loaned Man .’? afternoon guests. library patrons, different dav and Saturdav of Mr. Morell were in Houghton events are planned each day overnight. Lake from Tuesday until during national Library FREE, SUBSCRIFTION Thursday Week. Monday and Thurs- WITH EACH ORDER Mr. and Mrs. Tom day all PBS video classics The Chronicle Montgomery and 2 sons of I Miss Christine Tuckey of Mclva Cuinthcr Pennsylvania called on Mr . > y.\ ‘ by E. Jack and Jill went up the hill, East Lansing spent the .< I and Mrs. Stanley McArthur weekend at the home of her Friday morning. To fetch a pail of water; parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Ouick now, what’s a five One week I naively began Jack fell down, and broke his crown, I Monday, April 30, 19 T’uckey. letter word for “bee prod- working on THE puzzle Easter dinner guests Sun- And Jill went over to uc t”? without reading the top of day of Mrs. Audrey Cum- RAWSON MEMORIAL LIBRARY 6:30 -7:30p.m. Miss Carolyn Tuckey of the page. Big mistake! mins were Mr. and Mrs. If you said “honey”, as the And checked out two mysteries, a western Fall Sign-up East Lansing and Paul Tuc- average person probably As I progressed, the frus- Lee Cummins of Saginaw, key of Albion spent the Mr. and Mrs. Paul Torres And four magazines to entertaiqJack 3 & 4 would, you’re wrong. The tration mounted. I was sure year olds weekend with their pa- of some of the answers, but and son Nathan of Midland, While he was in the hospital recovering, rents, and Roy answer is “quilt.” at Mr. Mrs. So works the devious there weren’t enough spaces Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Tuckey . Cummins and daughter of NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK Good Shepherd Lutheran mind-set of crossword for them. Finally I noticed Caseville and Mr. and Mrs. Church, Cass City Miss Elaine Stoutenburg puzzle authors. the title.. ..”Am per& .** Mick Lester and 2 children APRIL 23-28 Wherever the letters I of Detroit spent the They give you clues like of Cass City. 1 or Bring the “and” appeared in the an- Call 872-3309 weekend with her parents, “set” and you have to guess 11 Marilyn Green children Mr. and Mrs. Eldon whether it’s a noun, verb or swers, which was more often Easter Sunday guests of I’ ‘1 Stoutenburg. adjective, and which of 85 than usual, the ampersand Mr. and Mrs. Ron Geiger Mr. and Mrs. Stanley definitions they have in (a)was to be substituted. were Mr. and Mrs. Mart Kirn had as Easter Sunday mind. Since then I’ve taken care- Hyzer, Lori and Dan of Caseville, and Mr. and Mrs. I McCONKEY, dinner guests, Miss Some other examples of ful note of what they’re call- NOTICE,. Ken Schott, Ben and Kevin *, . . - ..I Mqlinda Kirn of Hdt, Miss their craftiness: “You might ing the puzzle for the week. , . . a_/ , JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP of Sherry1 Seeley of Wilmot , take something for it’* It’s a little easier if you know Cass City. Mr. and Mrs. Mick Kirn (granted); “It’s yours for the what kinds of tricks they’re and daughters, Mrs. Hazel asking” (reply); “You can’t using. Slate benefit for Seeley, Miss Janis Seeley, stand to have one” (lap); What’s the fascination of Elmwood Charles Seeley and Mrs. THE puzzle? Becky Emmons Audrey Katzenberger, all “House coat” (paint); of Cass City. “Avoids traveling” It’s hard to say. Maybe it’s Large Select ion (dribbles); “China setting” just the challenge, sort of The Thumb Area C.B.ers Township Residents Club last week announced The Salem United (Asia). like a steep mountain to a Methodist Women enter- The granddaddy of them mountain climber. plans to sponsor a dinner and Confirmation tained women of Trinity all is the New York Times There are benefits! A dance to benefit cancer vic- tim Becky Emmons of The deadline for filing and Methodist Church Monday Crossword Puzzle. It can person who doesn’t do evening, April 9, for supper drive addicts like myself puzzles might have bed- Gage town. nominating petitions for Communion with 43 present. The men of nuts because once you start bugs, whereas a puzzler has The event will be held Salem Church served. Rod it, it’s hard to concentrate on a cimex infestation. April 28 from 6 p.m. to 12 Township Clerk is Sherman showed slides anything else, and it might’ If it weren’t for crossword a.m. at Sherwd on the taken when he was take you all week. puzzles, I probably Hill, Gagetown. Admission May 15, 1990, at 4:OO p.m. GI FTS stationed in the Philip- wouldn’t know what a bung is $7 per person. pines. For this reason, I propose organizing a support net- is, or that mulligrubs means The evening will include a Phyllis and Tom work of crossword devotees colic. number of activities, includ- ing raffles, as well as music Petitions Montgomery and boys, to help one another in times And I like to think it keeps are available by Chris and Jason, of of utter frustration. and a cash bar. Dinner will Musical Plaques Picture Frames Pennsylvania were guests the brain from ...... What the ’be served from 7 to 9 p.m. Non-puzzlers can’t under- heck is that 10-letter word contact ing Rosaries Cross Necklaces of Clarence and Betty stand the challenge of THE Additional information is Ewald for Easter weekend. that starts with A and means available by calling Janice puzzle. It’s not for wimps. wasting away? Elaine Seibel, Prayer Books Figurines It’s hard and it’s tricky. Orton (872-3792), Michelle Mr. and Mrs. Thad Corri- Bader (673-5875)or Alberta Township Clerk gan and baby, Thad Jr., of One dare not approach it CASS ci‘w CHRONICLE Sullivan, Ind., visited his without proper respect and USPS 092-700 B urlingame (67 3-2002). Communion veils in stock PU6LlSHEO EVERY WEDNESDAY grandmother, Clarence the necessary weapons. My AT CASS CIW. MICHIGAN can be ordered and Betty Ewald. arsenal includes Webster’s 6550 Main Street or New World Dictionary, John Haire, publisher. Mrs. Doris Hurd was an National Advertising Representative. Crossword Puzzle Diction- Michigan Weekly Newspapers, Inc.+257 Easter dinner guest of her Scrabble Dictionary, daughter , Margaret ary, Michigan Avenue, East Lansing, Michi- OPEN HOUSE Pasanski, and family. Franklin Wordmaster, atlas, gan. McCONKEY almanac, Dictionary of Cul- Subscription Prices: To post offices in THURSDAY, APRIL 19,1990 Tuscola, Huron and Sanaac Counties - JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP Mrs. Mona Gorz spent tural Literacy, Roget’s The- $10.00ayGOr,M2y~TSfor$l8,3years Phone 872-3025 Cass City Sunday evening with Mr. saurus, US map, map of the for $25, $7 for six months, and 3 months 8:OO AM TO 8:OO PM and Mrs. Gaylord LaPeer. world, and Stan, resident for $4.00. sports expert. In Michigan - $12.00 a ycar, 2 years And sometimes it’s not $22.00. See The Top Unloading In other parts of the United States - enough! $15.00 a year, or 2 years $28.00. Payable * It helps to have a col- ’ in advance. Harvestore@At Work For information regarding newspaper league* who may Come “p adveflising and commercial and Job with a different slant for prinling, telephone 872-2010, some of the cryptic clues. 44Thedecisionioconvcrtour25’*65’ ALSO SEE THE; 0 Harvestore’ to a top-unloadmg structure was , based on economics. We havedramalcally lowered rheunloaderrnainte- . FARMASTER T.M.R. MIXER CORRECT LISTING name costs assoaated with this structure by cpng loatop-unloadingsystemandlrulyappr~atethe METKO BELT COVENYORS ease of operation and sicnp(ict1y of malntaintng the HansonSuper+TracUnloader 9.00\ /o ON CASS CITY PHONE AND FEEDERS OurchoretimehasbeencutbecauseweCanunbad CALkTEL HUTCHES BOOK COVER FOR feed faster than we cwld with the bottom IRA’S and Keogh Plans undXsanaaecitmws.ttwqualityotourfmxi MIRAFOUNT WATERERS has improved because we can fill at a hlgher ’’ (cue) ‘ AMBULANCE molsture content 3 3 1-75 Tax Deductible Contributions OFF G Harlan Stokstad M.57 -E 0 I IS THE FOLLOWING: L n Accumulation Free of Current E L I S S S E A H Income Tax E NlEC Tbl&‘BC&+ FARUS 0 R Many Retirement Options STATION FOUR WLSONROAO~:A IoA DA EMERGENCY DISPATCH 1” I “f” REFRESHMENTS ID For Details: HARRIS & COMPANY SPONSORED BY Newell Harris 872-2688 RIGHTYWAY SALES 5424 E. Wilson Road, Clio Michigan 48420 ~ 673-8161 6815 E. Cass City Road Cass City (313) 686-5257 Days or (313) 687-2375Evenings ‘Current Rate CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 PAGE THREE

HDC to ‘Tf It Fitz ... 99 coordinate :.:.:.:. (And anyone else he can .-.-,-.-::$S Talk about eclectic get to help.) ...... food program By Jim Fittgerald The Human Development I Commission has been desig- ,a nated by the United States My wife said it was eclec- young man up, and he b Support continues to pow in for Becky Emmons, the stood phant appearances in the Department of Agriculture tic. I thought she meant she was applauded. He ww the suburbs. cancer-stricken teenager from Gagetown, The Owen-Gage got a shock when I touched Band Boosters voted Wednesday, April 11, to donate $500 to coordinate the Commod- composer, and his seat ity Supplemental Food Pro- her, and I offered to quit ’wasn’t far from ours. That Tiny Coden and his 2 *forthe upcoming walk-a-thon benefit for Becky and chal- shuffling my feet humbly. henchmen have been per- lenges other groups to match or beat it. Cass City Rotary gram (CSFP) in Lapeer, will teach me to read the Huron, Sanilac and Tuscola She said she meant our night program before the concert forming in the Metropolitan ’tkka collection in which memberseach donated $5 or more on Woodward Avenue was Detroit area forever, but this r6 help out. Counties. begins. It said David CSW is especially de- varied, stretching between Dzubay of Bloomington, month, I was surprised to ‘ -TheThumb Area CBers have slated adinner-dance benefit the cliche sublime and ri- learn, is their fust time south April 28 at Sherwood on the Hill in Gagetown. signed to assist employed Ind., composed “Siren and under-employed fami- diculous, from the Detroit Song” for his master’s thesis of 8 Mile. It’s a chance for Symphony Orchestra to the downtown Detroiters to find I’ *+****+*** lies in-the Thumb by provid- at the University of Indiana ing approximately $50 of Ron Coden Trio. in If1989. Dzubay saw my de- out what all the laughing’s food on a monthly basis to For me, it began badly, abut without risking a trip Marjorie Joel left Cass City 24 years ago, but she remains participants. embarrassingly, at Orches- scending thumb, I’m sorry. to a hostile suburb. a Cass Cityan in spirit. Married at the time to Jim Shagena, To participate, persons tra Hall. Before I explain, it He would undoubtedly be she was aco-ownerof a fruit market in Cass City. And if you But the best thing about must be a pregnant or post- should be stressed that I comforted to know how Coden is it doesn’t matter if cpremember it, you are indeed an oldtimer. partum mother, have an in- usually enjoy whatever the little I know about his busi- The building is half gone now, razed by The back half you’ve seen his singing- fire, fant or a child under 6 ym DSO performs. Sometimes ness. Just as I was com- comedy act a dozen times, is now a Schneeberger warehouse. of age and meet the income - as at the fust concert forted, later, to read Free :Mrs.Joel was in town recently, telling how all the people and know all the punch guidelines. For example, a conducted by Neeme Jarvi Press Music Critic John lines: He’s funny every atthe convalescent home fight for the Chronicle when it after he was designated the drew family of 4 can earn nearly Guinn’s review of “Siren time. I think Coden’s contin- arrives. (Honest.)‘ Melva Guinther’s Meg’s Peg $23,000 annually and qual- orchestra’s next music di- Song.” Guinn knows every- special accolades from the former resident. ued success has much to do ify.) rector -I am even moved to thing there is to know about with his rubber face and total ++******** Interested persons can leap to my feet and whoop, classical music, and he said lack of shame. OLD WOOD DRUG owner Tom Proc- like a teenager at a concert. contact the nearest Human Dzubay’s professors should (again) about eclec- Development Office for have rejected his thesis be- Talk List month the governor signed into law a bill requiring tor stands by Adam and Kristen Wiles, an tic. Coden, a Jew, annually :no turn on red” signs to be located above or adjacent to appointment, or call 1-800- ’ DEFINITELY NOT cause it “didn’t say a thing.” proud winners the pharmacy’s A CRITIC sings at Good Friday sen- :baffic control signals instead of on the side of the road. of 843-6394 for more informa- Anyway, the balance of the ices in Father William :Makes sense, especially considering the many accidents Easter bunny drawing.Adam, 10 years tion. concert was fine with me, Cunningham’s Madonna $esulting from cars turning into pedestrians on busy streets. Area HDC offices are: Admittedly, my knowl- and 1 was ready to go home edge of classical music is Catholic Church on * I old, and Kristen, 5, are the children of Sanilac County, Sandusky, happy. But instead, we went Oakman. That’s what I love ++*******+ (313) 6484497, and TUS- best measured by my only a block north to the Gnome tq Cass City residents JoAnn and ccBo’7 about living here, plus it cola County, Caro, (517) serious complaint against Restaurant, and subse- the DSO previous to last takes only 4 minutes to drive < Kay Warner, service unit director for Girl Scouts, has an Wiles. 613-4 12 1. quently I went home hap- home after an eclectic eve- Friday night. In December, I pier. pppeal for all the good- hearted people that have been helping was sorely anguished when ning at Orchestra Hall and the Girl Scouts with a paper drive. The appeal is, stop! 26-year-old Emmanuelle the Gnome. We appreciate all the people who have dropped paper at Live morning show planned CODEN WAS QUITE Boisvert, marvelous violin- A CHANGE he VFW Hall, but the Girl Scouts can’t process it anymore, ist and concertmaster, for Catholic women as their buying source in Bay City has gone out of business some unannounced reason about eclectic. You and the papers are a problem for the VFW, Warner ex- New ownership, expansion stopped being a redhead and Talk set conference plained. never know what typ of became a blond. I like red- entertainment Gnome The East Region Council i heads. I ! 1 owner Joe Zainea will offer. of Catholic Women will ahead for WIDL/WKYO Other than that, I’m one Sometimes it’s jazz, and meet for its spring confer- The president and gen- FM dial. being planned for the adult season-ticket holder easy to other times it’s opera. (Inci- ence at St. Mary’s Parish, I The Weather I please, perhaps because my High Low Prcclp. eral manager of Prime Robert Benkelman said contemporary format the dentally, Zainea also heard Port Sanilac, April 25. I I station now carries. profound ignorance - how Time Radio, Inc., of Caro the proposed modifications “Siren Song” that evening, Reservations must be :Tuesday...... 42 ....26...... 1” last week announced an ap- “should add substantially In addition, papers for do they do that? - multi- and he liked it. So there you ,Wednesday. 40 18. .trace made by April 23 by calling ...... plication has been submit- to our coverage area.” new corporate ownership plies the awe I feel in the are.) This time it was fully- Thursday...... 38.. ...20,, .. ,O ted to the Federal Com- WIDL-FM, which began for both WIDL-FM and presence of 100 or so musi- Grace Willis (3 13) 622- Friday...... 50.. . .34 .....26” munications Commission broadcasting in 1974, will WKYO (1360 A.M.)have crazed Ron Coden Trio, 9628 or Agnes Camps (3 13) cians playing together so fresh from countless trium- Saturday...... 44 ....29...... 18” to seek a power increase also begin featuring a live been applied for by Jackson well, using so many differ- 622-9507. Sunday...... 52.. .. 22.. ... 0 for WIDL-FM as well as au- morning show in the near Communications, with ent instruments to produce ‘Monday...... 57. ...30 ...... 19’~ thority to move the station future, although Benkel- stockholders in Michigan ;(Recordedat Cass City wastewater treatment plant.) to another frequency on the man says no changes are and Florida. such a splendid single L’ William Jackson, most sound. SAVE ‘THIS recefitly a producer of tele- So my reaction to Friday’s Annual vision news at WMEM/TV-5 opening number - “Siren in SaginawBay City, has Song”- was surprising. I The joined the WKYO/WIDL thoughtit was cacophony of WEEK! TURKEY DINNER FM staff as sales and ad harsh, unrelated noises. I a consultant. Jackson, 38, couldn’t resist flashing my . aire was e SUNDAY, APRIL 29,1990 H employed by WNEM/ wife a silent but visible e for the past 6 years TV-5 thumbs down. 0 $20°Off 12:OO till 3:OO before leaving to re-enter 0 any Net the radio business. At the next break, she whis- e FAMILY STYLE “It’s sort of like a pered in my ear, “I hope the e homecoming for me,” composer didn’t see you.” 0 LARGE In the most recent issue of munity and the lifestyle of Jackson remarked. “Bob 0 . GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN The composer? She had to e Golf Digest a 4-page spread its residents. Benkelman gave me my be kidding. One of the few e PIZZA FELLOWSHIP HALL appears advertising North- Twenty years or so ago the first job in radio in 1W.” things I do know about clas- * Expires 4-24-90 west Michigan as a golf c hangcs now underway in Jackson has also been sical music is it was all writ- 0~aieeee~m000e+eemm00ee E. Main St., Cass City mecca. Northern Michigan are like employed in broadcast op- ‘Auto Swappef & ‘Truck Swappef - Adults 55.00 - Children $2.50 - Under 5 Free erations in Alpena, Bay ten hundreds of years ago, What the promotcrs are those that occurred in South before the discovery of the available in our store. w====seeking is to the area City, Sandusky, Tawas make Carolina. City, as well as a 4-station disc jockey and the electric the summer golf capital of The changes are hailed or television network in guitar. Bach has never been the United States. Similar to condemned with equal fer- Kearny, Neb. in Orchestra Hall. - HILLS AND DALES Myrtle Beach, South Caro- vor. The residents hailing Both -Benkelman and But then the conductor lina, which annually attracts the changes usually are con- Jackson anticipate no prog- pointed into the audience; a -GENERAL\. thousands of golfing visi- cerned about making a buck ramming or personnel 872-21 2 1 HOSPITAL tors. through business or through changes other than the An episode we experi- better job opportunities. power increase and early EVENT DATE TIME PLACE enced while at the southern Those who deplore change morning live programming Dr. Eirgis - golf capital came to mind. are those who made their on WIDL-FM. - We were sitting in the club- bucks elsewhere and use Urology Clinic April 23 1 3 p.m. Clinic r 7 house of one of the courses their summer places as a Wedding Or. Donahue April 25 9 a.m.-Noon Clinic and the employees were hiatus from the bustle, hustle making sure we were feeling and strain of making a liv- Announcements welcome and ing. Dr, lsterabadi April 25 9 a.m.-Noon Clinic comfortable... and spending Whether it’s liked or not, and money. thc change from a rural Invitations Dr. Jeung - April 27 9 a.m.-Nmn Clinic At a table nearby a group of placid lifestyle to a tourist Catalogs loaned year-around residents were impersonal busi- focused overnight. Overeaters Anonymous meets every Monday sitting and one of them ness atmosphere is incvi- called out, not mad, but a FREE, S~SCRIlYI”I0N at 4 p.m. in the Meeting Room. table. Whether or not you littlenettled,“Hey,Joe, how like a McDonald’s on every WITH EACH ORDER Immediate Care Clinic usually available Fri. 6 about a little service? Don’t corner, there will be one The Chronicle p.m. through Mon. 6 a.m., and Holidays in the forget that we’re here all there. When you leave the ~ Ambulatory Care Center. Cash basis only. summer, too.” highway at Gaylord you A Thumb Area Home Care call 1(800)358-4749, As a property owner in could close your eyes and for nursing care in your home. northwestern Michigan, I feel that you were just off I- Physical, Respiratory, and Speech Therapy can relate to what he was 75 on Miller Road in Flint. What available. really saying. the There is one difference hordes of visi tors bring to his bctween northern Michigan ‘X For hospital equipment in your home call Home home area, besides cash, is a and Myrtle Beach. Thcre are Care Equipment, located in the hospital. transformation of the com- golf packages in Myrtle != hAnNnAV APRII 3.1 Beach that allow play on vcry good courscs at prices J7+ 1. that are within reach of more It‘1 w modest budgets. to 30% off Compare that with the 7 a.m. 8 a.m. @Ai/q r*’ Storewide MR. FARMER prices at most of the courses Now is time to mentioned in the ad in Golf 25% offStorewide a good top Digest: Green fees range 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. dress your Wheat with from about $45 to $100 for Urea or 28% Nitrogen. 18 holes. a.m. to That tends to keep all but 9 20% Storewideoff the affluent away, There are less publicized courses .that charge less, of course, and off LI p.JLI&. 10% they are used by most year- 10 a.m. t Storewid e around residents. As the ad in Golf Digest says, there is something for everyone in northern Michi- gan. But there is a heck of a lot more if you come well heeled at the hip. The dollar reigns supreme in northern Michigan. For that matter, it is king in southern Michigan, too. And in Cass City. I

PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Ubly High School t Holbrook Area News Mrs. Thelma Jackson announces honor roll Phone 650-2347

Ubly High School officials Paul LeCureux , Jessica Glaza, Heidi Gleason, Amy ", have named the following Lijgrow, Jason Maiknek, Grifka, Jenny Klee, students to the honor roll for Nicole Maurer, Luann Ma- *Melissa Klee, *Jill Kub- Bette Lou Hurford, for- Mrs. Bill Cleland atBad Axe Mich., Saturday and later Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt were Wednesday evening the third marking period: zure, Scott Oberski, Tracy acki, Kyle Maurer, Kristie merly from Cass City, has and Mrs. Jack Recor Mon- attended the Flint Region of were Tuesday guests of Mr, guests of Reva Silver. O'Parka, Angela Peruski, McCarty, Marc McKenzie, been chosen employee of day. the Michigan Food Co-op and Mrs. Charlie Corbish- Brenda Tyrrell of Reese 9th GRADE Jason Ruthig, Brooke Smal- Tracy Meredith, Jodi the month at the Lee Memo- Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cies- meeting at the Senior Citi- ley, Charles and Christopher spent the weekend with ley, Deanna Smalley, *Jim Morell, *Mark O'Henley, rial Hospital Rehabilitation linski, who spent the winter zen Center at Burton. at Bad Axe. Kathryn Tyrrell. Beth Beaudin, Jason Ben- Swartzentruber, *Jennifer Jenny Oberski, Frank Center for April 1990. Lee at Zephyrhills, ma., came Mi. and Mrs. Don Dan Franzel and friend Jim Loraine Hoxie of vest singer, *Eric Bezemek, Sweeney, Philip Teel, Julie Peplinski, Debbie Peruski, Memorial Hospital is the home Wednesday and were McKnight of Bad Axe were were Tuesday evening Bloomfield spent the w#k- Pauletta Clor, Jkff Dekoski, Tyll, Ricky Warchuck, *Rene Pionk, Jeff Roberts, largest of the 4 hospitals in Sunday evening guests of Monday evening guests of guests, and Mr. and Mrs. end with Mr,and Mrs. RAlph Shelly Engel, Ryan Eugster, Kerry Wolschleger, Mande Brad Schelke, Anne Short, the Fort Meyers area and the Mr,and Mrs. Stanley Glaza. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Dennis Bartle and Tommy Hoxie and family and they Tammy Ford, Brian Geiger, Zurek. Michelle Smigielski, only institution in the area Mrs. Evans Gibbard was a Mr. and Mrs. Stanley were Saturday evening celebrated Beth Hoxie's Jill Gentner, *Todd Glaza, Wendy S tacer, *Angie equipped with a rehabilita- Saturday guest of Stella Glaza were Sunday after- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen third birthday Sunday. -i Angie Guza, Keith Hagen, Stefan, Eric Sweeney, LRszcz ynski. noon guests of Mr. and Mrs. Farrelly. lOTH GRADE tion center. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbkll Heather Hunt, Donald *Tracy Sweeney. Mr. and Mrs. Don Tracy Ambrose Chinoski at Paris- Mr. and Mrs, Franklin and Kathy of Utica *ere Koglin, Gary Kucharczyk, visited Mr. and Mrs. Arnold CARD PARTY villg. Sweeney and family of Lan- Jackie CoWlisS, Paul mo, Tuesday guests of Mr. apd Matt Lamke, Tracey Las- llTH GRADE LaPeer Thursday forenoon. Mrs. Curtis Cleland was a sing were Saturday guests of ''I ceski. *Amy Gentner, *Amy Mrs. Allen Farrelly. Matt and Justin Miller The Euchre Club met Sat- Thursday guest of Mrs. Ruth Rakowski and Sunday Edanna Sweeney spent Amy Badger, Jeanene spent the weekend with Jack urday evening at the home of Doug Cleland and family. guests of Edanna Sweeney Wednesday with Mrs. F1 Beaudin, Lori Bensinger, Miller at Byron. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Kevin Sweeney of Novi and David for early Easter Schenk. Tammy Bock, Connie Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills Gracey. High prizes were and Mr. and Mrs. Martin dinners. Bill Bredow was a Mo&y Professional and Business Cook, Kurt Dekoski, Tom were Sunday supper and won by Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sweeney were Tuesday af- Melissa, Jason and Jim dinner guest of Mr. and Mis. Donnellon, Jerry Dropeski, evening guests of Mr. and Particka. Low prizes were ternoon guests of Annie Jackson were Thursday eve- JimMr. Hewitt. and Mrs. Doug Mc$& *Bonnie Emming, *Kelly Mts. Gary Wills at Port won by Mrs. Steve Gracey McIntosh at Sterling ning guests of MIS. George DIRECTORY Franzel, Stephanie Glaza, Austin. and Leonard Beulla. Mrs. Heights, Jackson and Don. and Jay, Melvin Wolsch- Mary Guigar, *Holly Hele- Ruth Knowles and Randall Gaylord LaPeer won the Becky and Cheryl Laming Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited lager, Ray Depcinski $$d ski, *Paul Krumenacker, of Novi spent the weekend traveling prize. spent from Monday through Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Keyser A.J. Batie visited My. The next party will be held ACCOUNTANTS PHYSICIANS Tracee Labuhn, *Renee with Mr. and Mrs. Jim Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. Tuesday. George Jackson and Don LeCureux, *Jennifer Mess- Hewitt. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Evans Gibbard. Shigeyuki Yokokawa and Thursday forenoon. , ing, Paul Messing, Brad Mr. and Mrs.'Ed Glaza Leonard Beulla May 5. A Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena Jeff Doerr boarded a plane at Arnold Glaza was a Thurs- Anderron, Tuckey Dr. Jeffrey Crowley mchalski, Betty Osantow- were Friday evening guests pohck lunch was served. were Wednesday evening Bishop Airport Thursday day lunch guest of Mr. and Bernhrrdt & Co., P.C. Chiropractor ski, Michelle Oswald, Marty of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley guests of Mr.and Mrs. Cliff forenoon to fly to Tenafly, Mrs. Stanley Glaza. ' ; CemW Pubk Amountants Swartzentruber, Jay Vogel, Glaza. *t**** Jackson. N.J., where they spent sev- Mrs. John Walker c;Sme Gary Anderson. CPA - 673-3137 5986 E. Cass City Rd. Robert Tuckey, CPA - 872-3730 Caren Warczinsky , Randy Mrs. Earl Schenk was a Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills eral days with Mr. and Mrs. home Monday after spend-

e Jerry Bernhardt, CPA + 673-3137 Cass City (M-81) Weber. Tuesday afternoon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind were Thursday supper and Hoshinote and son, ing 6 days in Huron Meq; Phone 872-4241 715 E. Frank St, Caro. MI Mr. and Mrs. Howard Britt. and Reva Silver visited Mr. evening guests of Reva Sil- Mr. and Mrs. Elwin rial Hospital in Bad &e, and 12TH GRADE Mi. and Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Gerald Wills Sun- ver. Richardson and Brenda where she underwent sur- 6261 Church St Harold T. Donahue Sweeney, who spent the day forenoon. and Mrs. Arnold were Sunday supper and ,A ' CassCity, MI Mr. gery.Mr. and Mrs. Evans Gib- Phons 872-4668 M.D., A.A.F.P. Kevin Block, *Ann winter in Bradenton, Fla., Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Koxie LaPeer were Sunday after- evening guests of Mr. and 4674 Hill Street Booms, Kimberly Brill, came home Wednesday and and Emily Miller attended noon guests of Mi. and Mrs. Mrs. Cliff Jackson. bard spent Thursday in Sit@- Cass City Lisa Carpenter, *Melissa were Tuesday overnight the Beef Expo at Mason, Gaylord LaPeer. Mr. and Ms.,Dale Hind naw. >'.( COUNSELING 872-2323 OHiMrs Weekdays Engel, Matt Eugster, Karen guests of Kevin Sweeney at except Thursday Franzl, *Jody Galarno, Novi. DO YOU HAVE A Marie Geiger, Leslie Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena DRINKING PROBLEM? Guigar, Damen Heilig, were Sunday evening guests ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Dr. J. Geissinger Marsha Holdwick, Melissa of Mr. and Mrs. George AND AL-ANON Chiropractor Jackson, Chris Kokotovich, King. Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. Brian Kubacki, *Carmen Mrs. Kevin Robinson vis- Good Shepherd LutheranChurch Mon.. Tues., Thurs., Fri. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Kubacki, Bill Lautner, ited Mrs. Ray Michalski Tuesday Evenings 8:OO p.m. 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. ,. St Pawatius Parish Hall Basement Sat. 9-12 a.m. Clayton Maurer, *Becky Tuesday. 5 Cass City 21 N. Alnpr, Caro, Mch. Mazure. Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackson .v:.: Across from IGA store Mary Mazure, *Jason visited Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Neutrogena's Norwegian Skin Care McCarty, Ken Morell, -- Robinson, Tracy and Chris \- Phone Caro 673-4464 *Renee O'Parka, Fred Pal- Wednesday. las, Michelle Peplinski, Kathryn Tyrrell attended _I I R. Paul Chappel, DDS, PC I Chris Peruski, *Denise Pe- the Michigan Conference of Family -0entistry ruski, Renea Peruski, Jamie Rural Libraries held at the Comprehensive OrthodOntiCS Richard A. Hall, D.O. Osteopathic Physician Puvalowski, *Angela Ricci- Hidden Valley Resort in 6240 Hill, Cass City 4674 Hill St. 'ardi, Melissa Sadro, *Kelly Gaylord from Wednesday Cass City, Michigan Schelke, 'Jackie Skinner, through Friday. Phone 872-3870 872-4446 Lisa Smithers, Doug Stacer, Mi. and Mrs. Don Tracy 0th- 072-4725 Home 872-4762 *Sally Sweeney, Marvin and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold HEALTH CARE Wrubel. LaPeer were Sunday dinner NEUTROGENA@' .L Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. guests of MI.and Mrs. Dave .~ ~, Keller and family. Y 1 HAND CREAM IMMEDIATE Surgeon Money managing Elaine Virgo was a Concentrated relief for NON-EMERGENCY Wed- dry, chapped hands Specialist in Stomach nesday evening guest of Mr. HEALTH CARE NEUTROCENA@ Ahavaildble fragrance-free and Bowel Problems and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. $25 tee workshop slated NEUTROGENA* EMULSION Including physlcian's fee Barbara Salowitz and 5.5OUNCE Longer lasting dry skin 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily and clinic rmm Chris were Monday guests IMPERIAL BATH treatment Cash Basis. and we will give Saturday - 9 to 12 noon SIZE BARS Increases skin's moisture level value you a statement at skill center of Mr. and Mrs. Allen $5.39 Closed Thursday Far- Pure, transparent facial bar up to 250%-then retains Appointment Usually No relly. Cleans gently without drying moisture 8 hours Necessary Choose a formula for Nu, rwlrblt In~lancc-lre 6 00-8 30 p rn Fndays 6230 Hospital Drive Mrs. Fritz VanErp, Reva The Family Forum will your skin type NOW 2 30-830 p m Saturdays Silver, Edanna Sweeney and $4.29 Cass City, MI 48726 present a workshop on fam- to 00 am -8 30 p m Sunday Phone 872-461 1 David attended the fish fry at HILLS AND DALES ily financial decision mak- $3.43 value $6.69 value NEUTROGENAB . Home 872-3138 Pinnebog Friday. CONDITIONER HOSPITAL ing Thursday at 7 p.m. at the Kathy Martinez and Al - Huron Area Skill Center in Wagner were Sunday eve- NOW $2.75 NOW $5.35 Unique, clear, formula Qr. E. Paul Lockwood Bad Axe. ning guests of Mrs. George Oil-free & wax-free Leaves hair soft, shiny and ; HOME CARE ' Chiropractic Physlcian Barbara Neuman, exten- Jackson and Don. manageable ortl# Houn: Mon., Tw., Wd., sion home economist, will Mrs. Curtis Cleland visited THUMB AREA Frl. 9-12 n0w1.nd 24 p.m. HOME CARE AGENCY clond: Thund.y and muday present the topic, "Plain NEUTROG EN A@ Nursing, Physical, Occupational Phone 872-2765 Cau Talk About Money." The Cass City VFW SHAMPOO $519 i% Speech Therapy City tor Appolntmsnt agenda for the workshop A single wash removes 19 Nurse Aides will include goal setting, dulling shampoo 6 02. Medicare. Medicaid 8 elects officers and conditioner residue Blue Cross Certified tracking family spending, by over 70% Your locally owned. private. cash flow planning, and de- Members of Veterans of nonprofit, full service Beatriz G. Martin, M.D. termining family net worth. Home Care Agency Internal Medicine Foreign Wars Pobt #3644, (517) 674-8746 Those in attendance will Cass City, recently elected 1 (800) 350-4749 4672 Yill St. have an qpportunity to be- new officers for the 1990-91. Cass City, MI come familiar with the vari- Year* Phone 872-4331 ety of financial resources They are Lawrence available through the Coop- Englehart, commander; OFFICE HOURS: erative Extension Service. Allen Witherspoon Clare Sowden, sr. vice com- Mom-Fri. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. New England Life This workshop is for any- mander; Norman Gray, jr. NEL Growth Fund Saturday 8 a.m.-noon vice commander John NEL Equity Fund one who wants to do abetter 700 ct. 100 ct. :I NEL lnme Fund job of managing their dol- Wright, adjutant; Jack Esau, Money Market Series Accepting New Patients quartermaster; William Reg. CAPLETS Reg. TABLETS4 Phone 872-2321 lars. 4615 Oak Cass City O'Dell, chaplain; and Jim Registration for this work- Wilson, service officer. $779 N. Y. Yun, M.D. shop is available by calling The new officers will be OPTOMETRIST Physician & Surgeon 269-9949. formally installed in June. Office Hours: 6 oz. $9.09 value $5.69 value :I Dr. David Batzer Mon.-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 000m0~m10aa0aammmmamm~0m1a0a0m Optometrist Thurs. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. :EMPLOYEE BEAUTY FLUID COUGH Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. OF THE MONTH: 6232 Hospital Drive MEDICINE 4624 Hill St. *I a at Cass City Cass City 0 $02. Reg. 24or count Super Office 8724733 0 . HILLS ANDDALES : Reg. Res. 87214257 mice Hours: $9.09 value $635 Mom-Fri., 9:OO-4:30 :-GENERAL0 872.2HOSPITAL 12 1 i $8.19 value I 872-3404 I------0 $299 ; VETERINARIANS 1 1 8 02. - "D"or "Mu I :Carolyne Houthoofd i Dr. G. W. McNiven _- $3.64value : Dr. R. R. Watson COMPANION ANIMAL 0'Coming out on top with the most MONEY $689 Op tornefrists HOSPITAL : $8.40 value Primary Vision Center P.C. ORDER 'I 6505 E Main. Cass City 4438 S. Seeger St. votes was Carolyn Houthoofd.The : Avai Iab1 e 872-4374 or 8724375 Cass City - Phone 872-2255 I Hours: Monday thru Rod Ellis, D.V.M. : nursing staff really appreciated her : Carol Galka-Ellis, D.V.M. Drop Off - Pick-up Friday 9-5 extra efforts recently when one sec- Pay your We accept all Thumb Distributor . Special : : STATION Appointments Available THUMB Pre-Pay HOLLISTER : retary was on vacation and another f For Edward Scollon, D.V.M. : Prescription OSTOMY Veterinarian GENERAL ELECTRIC : was hospitalized. But, everyone f Bill Here Plans PRODUCTS 0 Farm and a TELEPHONE Pet Animals always appreciates her bubbly per- jBALU-M.D. Phone 872-2935 0 Obsfefrician & Gynecologist 41149 N. 8ng.r &., C.u Cltv : sonality and obvious willingness to : 70 NorlhElk Street 1 I 0 Sandusky. MI 48471 cooperate and go the extra mile Phone (313) 648-4733 This space could 0 a om- Mourn: be yours for : Congratulations Carolyn! I Mon , Tues.. Thurs , Fri 9 to 5 - Apluintments only as little as $1.75 : We're proud to have you work- : AmHoun Cmll a I (313) W8-3770 per week. ing with us. e CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-mDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 PAGE FIVE New training facility in Cass City :‘Puppykindergarten ’ among -‘-Thumbdog club offerings ary Jone’s Tues- and at the fairgrounds in visitors, or to walk nicely on and state laws is as impor- Thumb. day evening Caro,” she explained, “But a leash.” tant to the club as training. “I like to see an animal that kindergarten because outdoor training Jones added she considers behaves and respects its r;lass isn’t exactly packed, classes are at the mercy of INTERESTED both positive contributions master,” she said. “I guess but that doesn’t seem to the weather, and prospective to the community. most of all I love my dogs 7..bther the Deford area trainees don’t care to train in Jones, the club’s training And whileinterest in train- and I love working around woman, whose 17 years the snow, the club looked for director, agreed, adding ing has waned in recent people who love their dogs.” experience as an instructor a building that was centrally that’s how she got interested years, club members, in- The same is true for Jones, , bve made her a firm, yet located and large enough for in training. cluding Judy Rocheleau of who says a trained dog I patient mentor. their needs.” “Like anybody else, I have Cass City, say they believe makes a lot better compan- A That’s important, because Having found the right a dog and I wanted a little bit it’sstarting to pick up again. ion. ’ her young pupils don’t al- location, classes, including of obedience,” she said, “I think people are begin- “You get much more ,: ,: ways listen, and they some- puppy kindergarten, begin- adding training a dog isn’t ning to pay more attention to so ,times get a bit too playful. ners and advanced obedi- difficult; it just takes persis- their animals,” Rocheleau enjoyment from them,” she Still, they’re cute as pup- ence, are well underway. tence. commen ted. remarked, “(and) if you , pies. Confirmation classes, for “There’s nothing really don’t have him for compan-

.4~ In fact, they are puppies. dogs on their way to the hard about it-just getting Rocheleau is the only re- ionship, then why do you The class, called puppy “beauty” classes at shows, into a routine, really,” she maining founding member have them?” endergarten, is one of sev- and recreational offerings remarked. “It is something of the club, which was origi- _’eral pet obedience offerings such as agility and flyball that you have to work at; it nally called thk Man Dog Editor’s note: Persons in- . #a new dog training facility are also available. requires a certain amount of Training Club when it was terested in learning more recently opened in down- Club President Diane training each day.” founded in 1978. The owner about the class offeringsand (own Cass City. Located Frent, Caro, indicated most Jones described her goals of 10 German Shepherds, scheiiules can contact Jones next to the Sally Doerr of the classes are geared to in the various classes now she has put more titles on at 683-2819, Rocheleau at Dance Studio, the facility is those who simply want their offered to area dog owners. one dog, and titled more 5724141 or Frent at 673- qwned and operated by pets to behave at home and “In the puppy class, you dogs than anyone in the 841 1. members of the non-profit in public. don’t expect a whole lot of ,Thumb of Michigan Dog obedience, but you do ex- VMciers, Inc. “Most of our members pect them to get going on a Although formed more show their dogs, some in good behavior track,” she *in 10 years ago, this is the conformation, and some in said, “It gives them a head qlub’s first attempt at oper- obedience, but we under- start. They learn how to ating an indoor training pro- stand that most people learn .” am, according to Amy around here aren’t inter- eiden, Pigeon, one of the ested in showing,” she said. KEY ASPECT c ub’s 13 members. “Most dog owners want

v*T -+#“Classes were previously their dog to come when it’s Socialization is tt key as- %%Idat the Dark in Cass Citv called, or not to jump on pect of the class. “You want an outgoing puppy, and the way you do that is get him out and about,” Jones explained. DEFORD RESIDENT Tammie Ozbat guides her Samoyed, “They learn how to interact Missy, through one of several exercises geared to teach with other puppies, and other people in the class.” puppies how to learn. “In the beginners class,” she continued, “we do basic obedience-sit, down, Foreign language education stand. And then there’s the stay exercises pertaining to all of them, and they learn how to come when called.” Cass City to share funding Precision is stressed in the advanced class, Jones com- The teaching of foreign grants from the State Board greater understanding of mented, adding dog owners languages in Michigan of Education. other languages,” Superin- also begin to work on off- classrooms is getting almost tendent ofpublic Instruction Fifty-nine school districts, Donald L, Bernis, said. “The lead (no leash) control. this year, thanks to more including Cass City, have Jones pointed out that her than $1 million in special increasing interdependence been designated by the state of the peoples of the world training philosophy focuses bard to receive a total of on the use of food whifc-*a’ *’ calls for our schobls to pro- $1.017 million to establish vide a more global educa- dog is learning an exercise. “HUNTER,” A black lab owned by or improve foreign language After that, the training ’Organic tion reflecting many lan- instruction at the elementary guages and cultures.” method switches to correc- Kevin and Stephanie Hollosy of and middle school levels. tion, when needed, by Gagetown, demonstrates h is skill in the growers The grants were included The grant that will benefit means of fmly pulling the in the Michigan Department Cass City Schools, which collar while forcing the dog sport of 9lybal1,” a recre: ltional class set meet of Education’s 1989-90 was awarded through the to sit or stand or whatever offered by the Thumb of M ichigan Dog budget by the Legislature. Tuscola Intermediate the exercise calls for. - “Weconsider this an excel- School District, will fund a Jones currently has 4 “stu- Fanciers. The meeting Of the lent opportunity for schools pilot foreign language class dents” in the puppy kinder- Organic Of to enrich their curricula and in Spanish for seventh and garten, held Tuesday eve- ~&b~~h$dt~~~~provide students with a ’ eighth graders. nings; and a combined en- 2:; rollment of 14 in 2 beginner TMJ support group Township Fire Hall in Snover. (East side of obedience classes and 8 in Wheeler Road north of the advanced obedience, which now has Thumb chapter main intersection). are all taught on Thursday The meeting topic will be nights. Tri-County TMJ Support in attendance will tour a “Soil Basics - Balancing A Confirmation class, Group officials recently Magnetic Resonance Imag- Your Soil to Maintain an I ENDS THURS. “ERNEST GOES TO JAIL” meanwhile, is held on Wed- announced organization of a ing Unit and hear a lecture Organic System.” Short nesdays, and agility and Thumb area chapter. on how the equipment aids presentations from several STARTS FRIDAY flyball classes are offered on The organization is an in diagnosing TMJ disor- organic growers will cover Sorry! No Bargain Nights Saturdays. educational support group ders. principles of maintaining- I for those who suffer from The Thumb chapter will brgank soil balance. No Passes This Week Only! 8-WEEK PROGRAMS temperomandibular (jaw) meet May 22 at 7 p.m, at More information or as- 1 sistance is available by joint pain, dysfunction and Huron Memorial Hospital. calling Keith Kirchner at Cost for each of the %week related symptoms. Nicholas Nahernak, D.D.S., (313) 688-3491. programs is $30, which, will present an overview of along with funding from Both the tri-county and TMJ and the anatomy in- P club members, isused to rent thumb groups have slated volved. Want Help the training facility. meetings next month. Additional information Jones pointed out that in The Tri-County TMJ Sup- regarding the TMJ organiza- order to enroll a dog, the port Group will meet May 7 tion can be obtained by call- Finding owner must have proof the at6:30p.m. in the St. Mary’s ing (517) 269-2256 (Thumb animal has been vaccinated. Mobile Classroom (in the chapter) or (5 17) 673-8234 What You She indicated good health doctor’s parking lot), Those (Saginaw chapter). NEW SELECTION OF HUNTING TAPES and compliance with local Want? Casualties of War Abyss %.,WL, LIJ A&lC Dead Poets Society Women’s Fri., Sat 7:15 & 9:45 Sun. 2:40-510 & 7:45 Mon. thru Thurs. 7:30 Best of the Best study club iWant-Ads ‘i NEXT-ACADEMY AWARD WINNER Look Who’s Talking ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 ONLY f f I airs meet Thursday is “Bargain Nite” . t -_ f 1 BEST PICTURE’DRIVING MISS DAISY” To Kill a Priest Tom Cruise SOON “JOE vs. THE VOLCANO’ The Gagetown Women’s Study Club met Monday, ”BORN ON TH ELI1 4th OF JULY” April 9, at the home of Stella Leyva in Gagetown. Pre- STARTS FRIDAY, I PRlL 20,21,22 & 26 sent were 9 members and a All Evenings (Except Sat.) 7:30 guest, Nora McMillen. President Zora Walrod Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 NO DEPOSIT brought the meeting to AN ACADEMY AWARD WINNER order with the Club Collect TAPE PLAYER RENTAL and Pledge of Allegiance. The club agreed to donate NO MEMBERSHIP FEE financial support to HOBY, the Hugh O’Brien seminar, COMING ATTRACTIONS to the Tuscola County Speech Therapy program Next of Kin and to Multiple Sclerosis. A \ Wrestlemania 6 bake sale will be held near the Gagetown Post Of- Sex Lies & Videotape fice April 21. Mrs. Walrod presented a Seaof Love program on health. Black Rain Hawks Refreshments were DISNEY MOVIES served by the hostess and WILDLIFE AND HUNTINQ TAPES co-hostess, Elma Mik- DENZEL WASHINGTON -Best Supporting Actor Complete set of World at War (w.W.ii), VictGry lovich. Note: Morgan Freeman stars in WW.ll), and Ten Thowand Day War (Vletnarn). The next meeting is May 7 at the home of Elma Mik- “Driving Miss Daisy” lovich. PAGE SIX , CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN Weaver Bowler of the week ShabbondSnover Area News saluted as Cass City .Bowling Leagues The Thumb Area Women’s Bowling Associa- tion Bowler of the Week for Lucille Crittenden 3 13-672-9294 volunteer March 18-24 is Debbie Dekoski with a 595 actual Area residents recently MERCHANE’ITE LEAGUE SUNDAY DIRTY DOZEN series. ter Michelle, 5, by David K. Natibnal Volunteer Week Warju Flooring 15 High Series: M.Lutz 670, April 8, 1990 returned from wintering in Crittenden was celebrated is April 22-28, and the Sal- April 12, 1990 Charmont 14 S. Howard 608, B. Anthes She bowls for the Rhyth- Floriha are Mr. and Mrs. Easter Sunday in the home Bake’s Kahunas 12 590, D. O’Dell 634, D. Roth matics team on the Sunday 9 vation Army is saluting K’s & Z’s 24 Kenneth Smith, Mr. and of grandparents, Mr. and Quaker Maid 23 Jaycees 11 ’/2 593, L. Tracy 602, h-f*Weltin Night Mixed League at Mrs. Harvey Koteskey, Mr. Michael Weaver, represen- Cass City Sports 22 4-Fun 18 Mrs. Ken Crittenden. Other 648, T. Comment 660, D. Woodchoppers 17 Crazy Horse Lanes, Ubly. and Mrs. Norman family members present tative of the Salvation Army IGA Foodliner 22 High Series & Games: T. Doerr 599, B. McLachlan Service Extension Unit in Don Erla Foods 17 Other 550 and higher series Heronemus, Mr. and Mrs. were mother Julie, brother Clean Up Crew 21 Comment 626 ( 219-2141, G. 626, J. McIntosh 644. Winston Dorman and from Cass City. Herron Builders 18* Mixed Emotions 13 bowled were: Grace Rifen- David L. and Mr. and Mrs. Robinson 624 (2651, R. High Games: M. Lutz 246- Tenth Frame 11 bark, 584, Bad Axe Lanes; Texas - Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ralph Bulgrien and chil- Miller’s Chicks 17 Rabideau 620 (230-228)) P. 217,aJ. 211, Brinkman B. Good Guys & Tim 8 Mary Sweeney, 570, Bad McKee and Mr. and Mrs. dren. Sobczak Construction 16 Harmer 599 (2141, N. Be- Anthes 223, S. Howard 222- Russell Chisholm. Rolling Hills 16* Mad Crashers* 4 Axe Lanes; Rita Swartz, Lenten services con- nitez 580 (2261, K. Ritchie 223, T. Furness 210, M. Wel- Mrs. Dana (Duckwitz) cluded this weekend. Tho Croft-Clara Lumber 15 ‘/2 572 (2141, B. Anthes 569, S. tin 242, L. Tracy 216, D. 569, Blue Water Lanes, Dearing returned home to Kritzman’s 15 Men’s High Series: B. Beach; Bonnie Wat- Good Friday service was ai Murphy 562, M. Lefler 553, Roth 234, D. O’Dell235-214, Hennessey 535. Harbor Port Angeles, Wash., after Argyle U.M. Church with Caro Chiropractic 14 P. Martin 210. P. Harmer Sr. 212, J. son, 568, Charmont, Cass visiting family and friends Rev. Michael Norton Harry knda, Inc. 12’12 Men’s High Games: B. City; Corcoran, 566, Zawilinski 212, D. Doerr Hennessey 204, C. Peters Pam in Snover for about 3 weeks. speaking on “Christ Suffer- *Points to be adjusted. SUNDAY NIGHTERS 212, T. Comment 234-233, B. Charmont, Cass City; Sheila Phyllis Pelton and Mar- in 201. ’ ing the Hands of Sin- April 8, 1990 McLachlan 232, J. Monn, 566, Bad Axe Lanes; ion Gray went on the one- High Team Series & Women’s High Series: D. ners.” A Sunrise Service at Houghton 221, F. Schmalz June Lapp, 555, Charmont, day “mystery trip” with Shabbona U.M. Church Game: Caro Chiropractic Talaski Trucking 22% Sweeney 516, E. Romain 213, J. McIntosh 219-223, E. 501. Cass City; Maxine Errer, Parrott ’Rjurs. They had a with youth in charge and a 2421 & 836. Family Feud 20Y2 Kapprall212-212. guided tour of Northville, a Series : S. DeLong Women’s High Games: 553, Ty’s Bowling Lounge, Sunday evening hymn-sing 500 536, Schott’s Accounting 15 High Team Series: Park- 7-course meal at Genittis’ at Faith Free Methodist D. Wischmeyer 531, D. Misfits 14 D. Sweeney 204, E. Romain Elkton; Pam Roestel, 552, way 3019. 201. Pigeon Brenda Kil- Hole in the Wall and at- Church, with 8 churches Michael Weaver Childs 513, J. LaRoche 509, Try Hards 13 High Team Game : Park- Lanes; tended a live play, “Aladdin K.Rutkdski 503. Sweet Guys 13 High Team Series : Wood- burn, 550, Charmont, Cass participating, were hele way 1137. choppers Ej21. and His Wonderful Lamp.” Easter Sunday. 200Game: S.DeLong223. High Rollers 12 City; Peggy Kelly, 550, Since returning from I The Service Extension Town & Country 10 High Team Game : Wood- Charmont, Cass City; Con- program is a department or MERCHANTS’ “A” choppers 671. Florida last Tuesday, Nor- Easter Sunday guests of ’ The L.T.’s 9 THURSDAY NITE TRIO nie Swartzentruber, 550, man and Virginia “service arm” of the Salva- April 11, 1990 Mr. and Mrs. Clair Auslan- Scuba Doos 7 April 12, 1990 TUESDAY NITE Crazy Horse Lanes, Ubly, Heronemus have visited der were Mrs. and Mrs. tion Army in communities LADIES‘ and Pat Guigar, 550, Almac, with their grandson, Matt where there is no building- Charmont 30 Men’s High Series: J. LEAGUE Clark Auslander of Cass I Jacques Seeds 26 April 10, 1990 Bad Axe. and Alice Heronemus, and City, Dale Auslander and centered operation. There Herron Builders 24 L/z LaPratt 596. Nelesco 25 sister, Inis and Roy Bulg- .are 36 active Service Exten- Paul’s Urethane Systems Men’s High Games: M. Northon Const. 24 rim. BrendaofSeverance Kalamazoo, of Saginaw, Dean Mr. 23 Continental Rental 28 Echo chapter sion Units in Eastern Michi- Lobdell 225, L. McCreedy Rooster Ranch 23 Pizza Villa 26 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bit- Charmont Motel 22 ‘/2 212. Cass City IGA 23 terling and Mildred and Mrs. Tim Severance of gan which serve over 120 Kingston State Bank 21 Thumb National airs meeting Mrs. cities, .towns and villages. Women’s High Series: D. Kilbourn Service 22 Bank & Trust 23% Bitterling of Unionville Northville, Matt Mushenski Kilbourn Tech. Supply 21 Hayes 516. More than 2,000 individuals Kilbourn Tech 19 Cass City Tire 23 Echo Chapter Order of and Caro, formerly of this of Sandusky, Mr. and Mrs Brentwood 20 Women’s High Game: B. 19 were helped last year 20 Clbft-Clara Cable-ettes 201/2 Eastern Stars met Wednes- area, visited Mr. and Mrs. Randy Severance, Sean and Croft-Clara Lumber Schott 185. Martin Electric 19 Randy (Joyce) McCool and through this program. 18 Charmont 20 day, April 11, at the Masonic Brad, Mr. and Mrs. Dan New England Life High Team Series: High 18 18 Charmont Burnettes 19lh Temple, Worthy Matron daughters in Tennessee Cooper and Brent, Mr. and Cass Tavern Roller 1886. 12 over the Easter weekend. 16 Quaker Maid Live-Wires 18 Mrs, Arthur Sevefance and Weaver works closely with Board Chrysler High Team Game: Fuelgas 10 Glenda Wilson opened with The 9th birthday of Kritzman’s 6 Colony House 17 a spring poem. Beth of Decker. Jeff Bader the local schools, social Talaski Trucking 635. ServiStar 16 Chrlsty Crittenden and the services, health and law & S. The August Fair will be sis- was a Sunday evening guegt. & High Series Games: Board’s 16 adoption of Christy and enforccmcnt agencies, High Series Games: T. Miller 715 (268-236-2111, D. held at Alma. A donation 669 (241-2381, TUSCOLA Truemner Salvage 12Y2 Comment K. 612 (226-2211, L. was made to the Becky churches, civic clubs and 624 (2561, GET TOGETHERS Beecher Peter, Peter, pumpkin-eater Tiseo M. Jackson Summers 580 (2171, K. Mar- Emmons fund. other organizations to iden- 602 (2561, 662 (231- High Series & Games : B. Had a wife and couldn’t keep her; M. Lutz tin 210, 0. Pierce 213, tify families or individuals 228), D. 639 (220-219), Miller’s 49 G. Watson 507 (191) , E. Ro- A vesper service was held Blank Deering 599 (2191, K. An- Hewent to who havc emcrgcncy wel- W. Smith 614 (2241, C. Com- Kermit 46 main 546 (196-1851, L. Com- with Glenda Wilson, Vera Hunt 46. thony 660 (232-214-2201, B. ment 547 (2041, B. Phillips fare needs,according to offi- ment 609 (245), G * Robinson Hoadley, Betty Stilson and RAWSON MEMORIAL LIBRARY Doaker 38 McLachlan 633 (2451, B. 513 (1841, J. LaRoche 510 Theda Seeger. A donation cials, who say he responds 605 (2211, M. Lefler 601, R. Biebel 592 (2371, D. O’Dell And checked out 597, 597, Spaulding 36 (208), 3. Lapp 534 (185-1881, was given. quickly to such requests, Nicholas J. Storm 575, R. Root 581 (2241, D. “Love and Money” by Sylvia Porter A Ruggles,t 589 (2231, B. Charmont 36 V. Patera 504 (1741, N. Refreshments were served using his judgment anddeci- Cass City Sports 34 Doerr 631 (237). Davis 504 (1851, Pat McIn- And then he kept her very well sion-making skills to decide Skinner 586, G. Riccardi High Team Series : Roos- by ’Ted Furness, chairman, 585, 576 Brinkman 33 tosh 524 (1881, Carol Fur- which requests for assis- L. Spiekerman 1970. Robert Hunter, Gerald NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK (2131, 575 (214), Calka 29 ter Ranch ness 502 (2051, B. Vollmer M,Weltin : Stilson, Harold McGrath tance are appropriatc and P. Harmer 572 (2111, R. Kil- Parkway 27 High Team Game Roos- 196, M. Truemner 199, M. APRIL 23-28 ter Ranch 698. and George Wilson. whcthcr funds arc available bourn 570, C. Karr 567 (249), D&S 26 Moore 187, S. Seeley 178. to mcet the requcsts. P. Withey 567, D. Dickinson LaFave 20 566 (2281, J. Smithson 566 “The Salvation Army is (2141, K. Schott 563 (211), J. Where You Can Buy proud to rccognizc this Guinther 560 (2131, K. De- faithful and cffective volun- Simpelare 555, s. Hendrian BB/BS sets With Confidence! teer, who works so unsel- 254, C. Altizer 227, K. Tandy Corporation/Radio Shack operates the larg- fishly to makean immediate Beachy 218, D. Truemner volunteer est consumer electronics design and testing or- and important difference in 213, J. Mathewson 211. ganization in the USA. Over 1,500 engineers and the lives of many of the less celebration technicians develop and evaluate products to our fortunate in our commu- MERCHANTS’ “B” exacting standards. And, with 7,000 locations na- April 11, 1990 v tionwide providing customer feedback, we’ve nity,” Jeri Cadwallader, di- A “Volunteer Apprecia- learned hbw to develop products,that meet your ex- rector of the Salvation pectations. You’ll find a wide selection of exclusive Walbro 2 1 I/!! tior~GetTogether” will be Army’s Service Extension Engineered Tool 17 electronics famous for long-lasting reliability, plus Department, remarkcd. held Saturday as part of the an experienced sales team. D & D Construction 16 national Celebration of Big Brothermig Sisters Volun- Creating New Standards. . . teer Appreciation Week, NOBODY COMPARES! April 22-28. 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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 PAGE SEVEN Millape renewal aired Countv board *endorses Cass Gitv annexation Tuscola County commis- land said the county is inter- .voted to pay a fee of 50 personnel administrator to sioners last week adopted a Wed in devtloping a pro- cents per dog license vet- fill the post Of secretary 11 I resolution in favor of the gram in which local munici- esn~msfor the of created in the Prosecutor’s proposed annexation of PditieS would PrOdUCe tax- issuing dog licenses. Office try Waltse’s promo- nearly 70 acres to the village related information for tion. of Cass City. themselves rather than con- .Met in a 33-minute ex- Approval of the motion tracting with tax service Concurred with the ap- pointment of Linda Waltse ecutive session to discuss came after discussion with bureaus. labor contract negotiations. village attorney Clinton Examples of the informa- as investigator in the Coop- House. tion involved are tax bills erative Reimbursement *Received an annual re- The annexation involves a and tax rolls, equalization division of the Prosecutor’s port from Dr. Dennis total of 6 parcels owned by functions, assessment and Office at an annual salary of Smallwood, county medi- t the village, Walbro Corpo- the tax receiving process, he $15,00O,mdauthorizedthe cal examiner.

#: FOUR PERSONS, INCLUDING a Gagetown couple, were injured in this 2 vehicle ration and Mr. and Mrs. J.D. said. Tuckey. Officials representing the accident Friday evening at the intersection of Comment Drive and M-81 in Cass The village-owned prop- county and several local a Letter to the editor ‘ ’City. erty consists of Y-shaped units of government are

\ 6.5-acre tract that extends from Cemetery Road west to the old Grand Trunk Rail- road right-of-way; 3.6 acres 4 hurt in 2-car crash of the right-of-way from River Road north to the changing the system-to a Walbro -property located computerized arrangement poor choice of words. between Schell and Park and more in-house,” Hoag- streets, and a 25-acre parcel land remarked, adding that .,Fridayin Cass City under the proposal, the To the Editor: exemplary and inspiring. that borders River Road and The headline, “Becky’s Philosophically, we are all the railroad right-of-way, county would produce tax , Four persons, including a Cass City-Mercy Ambu- ham, 54, was admitted, but dying ; benefit planned, ” dying from the time we are Reports state Charles E. The other properties are a bills and tax rolls, and local Gagetown couple, were in- lance to Hills and Dales her condition is not being Damoth, 6361 Sixth St., units of government would for the follow-up article on born and to label someone jured in a 2-car collision at General Hospital. released. 30.3-acre parcel, located Becky Emmons April 11 with a disease as “dying”, Cass City, was southbound west of Doerr Road in the handle receipting and re- was insensitive and a poor is a grave injustice to that 1 the intersection of Comment A hospital spokeswoman Ehrlich was cited for fail- -on Seeger Street at about cording of tax payments. choice.of words. The article person. ‘, Drive and M-8 1 in Cass City said Ehrlich was treated and village’s Industrial Park, ing to yield, according to 510 p.m. when he struck Commissioners last week itself was poignant and A headline such as this is Friday evening. released. His passenger, reports, which indicate all 4 that the village is purchasing another southbound vehicle, from the Tuckeys, and the approved awarding up to compassionate, but the the type of sensationalistic According to Cass City Carol Ehrlich, 41, was ad- persons involved in the acci- driven by ‘Donald Home, $700 per municipality for bold-faced headline showed journalism one would ex- .police, the accident oc- mitted, but no condition is dent werewearingseatbelts, 3.1-acre Walbro-owned 4956 State St.,Gagetown. property mentioned above. the purchase of computer a lack of consideration for pect to see in the pages of curred at about 9:45 p.m, being released; Durham was Police also reported a mi- Both vehicles sustained hardware as an incentive to Becky, her family, friends, a supermarket tabloid, not &hen a northbound vehicle treated released, and his and many well wishers. in a home-town newspaper. and nor 2-vehicle mishap April minor damage, police indi- MILLAGE RENEWAL townships and other units of driven by William J. Ehrl- passenger, Edith M. Dur- IO. cated. government toward tax The actual act of dying is Hopefully, the author of the ,ich, 41, 4M1 South St., administrationza tion. computeri- to stop living; Becky has headline of this piece will Gagetown, pulled into the In other business during the life left even though her choose his words more path of an eastbound car To area children April 10 regular meeting, time may be limited. She carefully next time. the indicated it will can smiie, cry, feel love, driven by Edward E, Dur- board OTHER ham, 55, of Utica, ask voters to renew .5 of a IN pain, hunger, and concern Sincerely, mill for the county Medical for her family. Her Both drivers and their pas- Also last week, commis- courageous fight to live Ronda K. Hume sengers were transported by Diabetes clinic offered Care Facility, and discussed a proposal in which the sioners: should be considered Cass City The Michigan Masons in courages families in the ments can be made by con- county and loa units of .Set time aside at their conjunction with the Endo- Cass City area with children tacting the local master of government would work next regular meeting (2 P.m. ~ Jean Weaver honor ed Taro teen crinology Department of the and adolescents who have the Masonic Lodge who can together on a computerized April 24) to hear the Children’s Hospital of diabetes requiring insulin to also assist with transporta- tax administration system, county’s annual Equaliza- charged Michigan will sponsor a attend the May 9 clinic. It tion. The board requested that tion Report. at UmMconvocation state-wide series of free will be held at Flint Osteo- For more information, call wording for the millage re- *Awarded the county’s clinics for children with pathic Hospital, Flint. Charles Wright, treasurer, Nearly 5,000 University of an undergraduate academic in newal be prepared for the 1990-91 insurance program Michigan students, includ- record equal to at least half court diabetes. Children are seen by ap- Tyler Lodge, Cass City, at Aug. 7 Primary Election. These all-day clinics are an pointment only. Appoint- 872-3260. to Schillinger and Schillin- ing a Cass City resident, duringAs and 1989,half Bs for 2 terms A 17-year-old Car0 resi- The language is expected to ger Inc., Caro, at a total cost were recognized during the opportunity for patients and be reviewed and approved dent entered a plea of guilty parents to meet with a diabe- of $100,485, and awarded university’s annual Honors Weaver, the daughter of by the full b.ard before May the county’s vehicle insur- Convocation held April 1. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Monday in Tuscola County tes team consisting of an Baptist WMF meets 15. Circuit Court to a charge of endocrinologist,nurse clini- ance coverage to Othersen Jean M. Weaver, Cass Weaver, 6277 Virginia Dr., + Turning to the t8x admini- Second degree Criminal cidn and‘dietitian. The most A surprise appreciation City. Insurance Agency Inc., City, was among 4,248 stu- Cass City, attends U-M’s stration system, county Unionville, at an estimated dents who received “Class College of Literature, Sci- Sexual Conduct. up-to-date methods of dia- night honoring Jean Wood Wood, wife of Pastor John Controller Michael Hoag- Sentencing is to be sched- betes management will be highlighted an April 9 meet- Wood, received many cards cost of $20,000. Honors,” which recognizes ence and the Arts. uled for the defendant, discussed, including adjust- ing of the Women’s Mis- and gifts at the meeting, at- David W. Gray, 222 S. ing insulin doses according sionary Fellowship of the tended by 29 persons. Elmwood Rd. Bond was todaily fluctuations in blood First Baptist Church, Cass In other business, Mary continued at $30,000 and a sugars, nutritions, and exer- Jane Warner, who along pre-sentence investigation cise. Sr. Citizens Menu with Kathleen Hartwick -was ordered. A social worker will also hosted the meeting, gave . Court records state Gray be available to assist fami- Senior citizens are asked devotions on the topic, “A kngaged in sexual contact lies with the emotional and to make reservations on the Virtuous Woman.” kith a person under the age financial stresses of having a day of the meal between 8 Also, discussion was held of 13 years May 28 in diabetic child. a.m.-9 a.m.by calling Ann Stepka 872-5337. on a prospective buffet Elmwood Township. Children’s Hospital en- luncheon May 7, commit-

1 APRIL 23-25-27 tees were selected and prayer cards for missionar- CROWLEY ‘I Monday - Beef Stew with ies given out, It was noted Carrots, Potatoes and On- that a list of Janet Moody’s CHIROPRAC,TI ions, Salad Bar, Variety needs for Togo, Africa, will Wecreate through Bread,Peachcs. be posted on the church bul- education, gentle Wednesday - Lasagna, letin board. techniques & personal Italian Blend Vegetables, It also was noted that a Carrot & Raisin Salad, Vari- meeting/work day, has been care, a healthy cuzd ety Bread, Melon Balls. scheduled for April 24. The pain free body. Friday - Macaroni & purpose will be to work on Cheese, Salad Bar, Broc- layettes for Liberia. PLEASE Call For coli, Variety Bread, Hot An Appointment Buttered Apple Slices. CASS CITY Lora Stahl ‘t. j Cass City -i zii 5986 E. Cass City Rd., (M-8’1) 1 gets FWl (in the Allen Health Center) school menu 872-4241 Monday - Sausage & scholarship WEAPONS SEIZED BY authorities in the drug raid included (from the top) a .22 Appoint ments taken Cheese w/Bun, Corn, Fruit, Annual CEO Night was caliber pistol with a silencer, 2 stun guns, .38 caliber pistol, a pair of shot guns and Milk. a DR. CROWLEY Tues. & Fri.-9:00-12:00 held March 13 for Financial Tuesday (2) Tacos, Women International (for- a .22 caliber rifle. (See story page 1.1 B.S.D.C. Wed. & Thu~.-2:00-7:00 I Green Beans, Fruit, Milk. merly NABW) , North Cent- Wednesday - Goulash‘w/ ral Michigan group at Ger- Roll, Tossed Salad, Fruit, mania Club in Saginaw. Milk. Recipients of 1990 Thursday Chicken scholarships were Sally - BBQ VanNess, First of America w/Bread, French Fries, Bank-Mid MicKigan, N.A. Fruit, Milk. of $300; Susan A. Arnould- Friday - Cheese & Pepper- Harris, Arnould Sales & CASH IN oni Pizza, Carrots, Fruit, Service of $200; Mary Ann Milk. Brewer, Isabella Bank & 2nd Entree - - Hamburger Trust of $150, and Lma L. w/Bun. Stahl, Certified Leader ON THEMARKET Trainer, Thumb National Bank, Cass City, Df $350. OwemGage Wmer of the state Con- ference Drawing was Susan schdbl menu A. Amould-Harris. She re- APRIL 23-27 ceived $175 towards her THAT SHOPS costs of the State Confer- Monday - Sausage and ence. Eggs, Salad Bar, Dessert. Tuesday - Beans & Franks, Workshop set Salad Bar, Fruit. , Wednesday - Stew and McKenzie Memorial Hos- Biscuits, Honey, Salad Bar, pital, Sandusky, will present Fruit. a Parenfleen Workshop on Thursday - Sub Sandwich, Sex Education April 28 from corn, Salad Bar, Fruit. 10 a.m. to noon in its out- Friday - Fish Nuggets, patient lobby. Fries, Salad Bar, Fruit. Called “Birth Control and Sexually Transmitted Dis- Bread, butter, peanub eases - What You and Your butter, jelly, chocolate and Teen Should Know,” the A8 (3-week rate) white milk served each day. program is designed for par- (Menu is subject to ents to attend together with change). their teen child. : PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Family visits Track starts % 9:ji’i Coller suite Two ‘boys’teams .and one atUofM girls’ team place in relays The Cass City High 9 and Ventline, 104 feet. The girls earned 10 points named after James B. School boys’andgirls’ track Tim Englehart and Keith in the competition, tied for Members of the Ethel C. teams competed with 23 Coller family, including Angell, U-Mpresident from Bancroft were third in the 12th. Frankenmuth finished 1871 to 1909. schools Saturday in the an- long jump with a relay mark second and Mayvifle, third. Coller’s nephew and his nual St. LouisRelays, which wife, Gerald and Elsie Hicks According to Gcrald of 38 feet, 7 inches. The schedule calls for the Hicks, Dr. Coller was agreat was won by Corunna in both Englehart jumped 19-7 and Hawks to meet Marlette ”of Deford, recently visited competitions. the Frederick A. Coller Sur- source of pride to his Aunt Bancroft, 19 feet. Thursday in a Thumb B Cass City thinclads won The 2teamsearnedthe . gical Suite at the University Ethel, one of 14 children Association contest in Cass born William and Ada medals in 3 events, 2 by boys Hawks 18 points, tied for City. But fans are advised to of Michigan Medical Cen- to and one by girls. ter. Coller on the family’s farm 1lth. check before attending, For the boys, Brent Morell The girls’ shuttle hurdle because the match 1 The 21-room suite was es- in Snover. Hicks’ mother, may be and Chris Ventline were 2nd team finished second. Run- switched to Marlette I tablished with the financial Gladys, is the only remain- be- ing living sibling. in the discus relay’ with a ning were Ken Santos, Pam cause painting of the new support of Ethel Coller, a combined effort of 232 feet, Snover native, former long- Dr. Coller, who joined the PICTURED ABOVE DURING a tour of the Frederick A. Broyles, Jennifer Romstead track will depend on the 9 inches. Morell threw 128- and Amy Ross. weather. ’ time teacher and Cass City University of Michigan in Coller Surgical Suite at the UnM Medical Center are (from resident, along with support 1920 as assistant professor ’ from the Frederick A. Coller of surgery, has been de- left) Gerald Hicks, Mrs. Marvin Curell, Mrs. Gerald Hicks, ’Surgical Society. , scribed as a towering figure Mrs. and Mr. Eldon Coller, Mrs. and Mr. Max Ross, Jack a’ Miss Coller, who died in in medicine and something Seminar enables Broecker 1987, left some $2.7 million of a legend at the university, Coller, Mr. and Mrs. William Coller, Fred Hicks, Marvin to the U-M Medical Center where he served as chairman in honor of Dr, Coller, her of the Dcpartment of Sur- Curell, Lazar Greenfield, M.D., chairman of the Department to measure trophy deer first cousin, gery from 1930 to 1957. of Surgery, and Calvin Ernst, M.D., past president of the Prior to her death she had A distinguishcd scientist Coller Surgical Society. Commemorative Bucks of ment. tivities are done at no cost to already given $300,cxX, of a and surgeon, Dr. Coller Michigan, Inc., recently The seminars were con- sportsmen or sportswomen. $1 million pledge she made served the qedical commu- announced the appointment ducted by nationally known CBM has 115 official to the hospital. As a donor of nity in several capacities, of Dean Broecker of King- deer hunter Mitch Rompola, ineasurers throughout the more than $1 million, she including as president of the ston as an official measurer Traverse City, vice-presi- state and anyone who has has been recognized by the prestigious American Col- of the organization, dent of CBMand the scoring taken a large Michigan buck university’s Angcll Society, lege of Surgeons. The qualifications for this chairman for the organiza- deer, bear or elk that has not appointment required atten- tion. been measured by an official dance at an all-day seminar Commemorative Bucks of measurer is encour- Michigan, Inc., is a non- CBM on Commemorative Bucks aged to do of Michigan, Inc.. and the profit corporation founded so. Bmne &- C&kett Club’s in 1981 t6 write and main- Animals attaining desig- New books at measuring system. At the tain the records of nated minimum scores will conclusion of the seminar, Michigan’s trophy deer, be ranked in CBM’s Michi- all attendees had to pass a bear and ek using the gan Big Game Records. the library test on the topics and sys- Boone & Crockett Club’s CBM has printed 2 editions terns covered during the day measuring system. of a book titled “Michigan to qualify for their appoint- These record keeping ac- Big Game Records.”

THE GREAT AND SECRET SHOW by Clive Barker (fiction). Down-and-outer Randolph Jaffe works in the dead-letter office in Omaha. Reading through the mass of mail, he finds clues to an alternative reality, the laws of Thumb business which are called “the Art” Mastering these principles, he becomes powerful but evil, and presses into service a man named Fletcher, who synthesizes a transforming drug, the Nuncio. Later understqding the corrupting nature of his creation, Fletcher rebels against Jaffe, and the 2, now exposition set demigods, engage in a cosmic struggle. To enlist allies, each ABOVE, GERALD HICKS accepts a painting of the U.M. . sires offspring (using the seed of mortal men), and their Business and economic Thumb Ana Consortium/ spiritual children help to carry on the bizarre battle. Exhibit spaces are still campus in 1855 from George D. Zuidema, M.D.9 vice provost development professionals Growth Alliance and Great available at a nominal fee. for Medical Affairs. The painting was given in appreciation from Huron, Lapeer, Lakes Junior College in Information on exhibit Sanilac and Tuscola Coun- cooperation with the Huron space or general informa- VESPERS by Ed McBain (mystery). Detectives Carella and for Ethel C. Coller and Hazel G. Coller, daughters of the late ties are sponsoring the sec- County Economic Develop- tion can be obtained by call- Hawes are investigating the murder of Fr, Birney at St. William and Ada Coller. ond annual Thumb ment Corporation, Lapr ing Margie White at Great ’ Catherine’s, a church near the headquarters of satanists, Business Exposition - Development Corporation, Lakes Junior College (5 17) which makes them obvious suspects. But Carella and Thumb Business Expo ’90. Sanilac Economic Growth 673-5857,or Jerome Lewis ,t Hawes. hearing different stories from all the people con- The event will be held at Corporation and Tuscola or Tom Young at the Thumb ;$r”9 cerned;from lies. recognyze There are the hints enormous that the task pastor of separating was being the black- truth Food is available for the Car0 Campus of Great County Economic Develop- kea Consortium/Growth Lakes Junior College June 7, men! Corporation. Alliance (5 17) 635-3561. s mailed; that the black boy he saved from a beating by agang from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. 8 of whitc teens, as well as his attackers, are guarding guilty Admission to the event is B secrep; that a parishioner who quarreled with Birney could free. The general public is be the killer. Michigan homeless invited. Cass City who a permanent resi- mentalnature of WIC foods. Thumb Expo ’90 has been The Michigan Department lack expanded and will offer of Public Health recently dence. These individuals For example, an agency an A RULING PASSION by Judith Michael (fictipn). Privi- may be temporarily living in must not decrease the increased number of exhibi- leged and bcautiful Valerie Sterling arrives at Stanford, and began a special outreach tion spaces available to busi- effort to bring supplemental public shelters (e.& welfare amount of food normally IGA Foodliner ignores fellow student S ybille, daughter of her Mother’s hotels, shelters for domestic distributed to a resident re- nesses and generate more dressmaker, to dabble in acting and dally with Nick, an nutritious food to general public participation. a violence or temporary living ceiving WIC foods nor use impoverished student who loves her. Two bad marriages Michigan’s homeless popu- One of this year’s high- lation. quarters in another’s home). WIC foods for other resi- later, Valerie loses a cheating husband and a fortune in a “Our homeless population dents, lights will be the attendance mysterious plane crash, but finds her courage. , Sybille, The Special Supplemental is nutritionally at great risk,” More information can be of Larry L. Meyer, Michi- meantime, marries and divorces Nick, then scrambles to the Food Program for Women, Department of Com- Infants and Children PIC) said State Health Director obtained by calling the state gan top of the heap in network news. Her envy and hatred of Raj M. Wiener. “The chil- department’s merce Director, who will Valerie snowball when Valerie becomes an investigative is available to eligible preg- health WIC address the exhibitors and nant women, women who dren are in crucial stages of office at (5 17) 335-8979, or reporter at the cable network Nick owns and digs up dirt on growth and development by calling the local health news media, as well as offi- a televangelist show Sybille has launched. have just delivered and their ciate at the ceremonial rib- children up to 5 years of age and have a special need for department, supplemental food. bon cutting to “open the Through the WIC program, doors” to Expo ’90. we will make every effort to Memorial The intent of the Expo is to reach them.” acquaint local businesses The Michigan Department with the products and serv- of Public Health will be service set ices of other local busi- mailing letters this week to nesses, to increase the busi- agencies serving the home- ness activities of the exhib- 2’iter A memorial service for itors, and to promote the 99c less to inform them of this Cass City native Kenneth C. special outreach effort. concept of Thumb Area Profit, who died Jan. 2 at buying and selling in order New changes in federal Bay Medical Center, will be at HOWARD BELL Sale ends April. 30, 1990 regulations clarify extend- to enhance local economies. held Saturday at the Elkland The event will provide the STKC MILES YEAR MAKE MODEL COLOR PRICE NOW ing WIC benefits to home- Township Cemetery Chapel Wednesday is... less. Because it is essential opportunity for local prod- 2524 7M 1989 Pont bnnSE Drk Blue 13995.00 in Cass City. uct and service awareness, 2399 37M 1988 Plymouth Voyager Maroon 9995.00 9495.00 that WIC fdsremain sup- The Rev. Donald J. Daws, 2316 39M 1987 kick LES T-Tyw 2 dr.Sikr 10495.00 9795.00 plemental in nature, facili- pastor of the Salem United as well as business to busi- 2389 56M 1987 Olds Firenta 4 dr. Gray 5995.00 5495.00 ties housing eligible home- Methodist Church, Cass ness interaction and con- 2430 37M 1987 Chev Suburban Sta Wag Blu 10495.00 9995.00 less must assure the state City, will officiate at the 1 sumer contacts. 2459 58M 1986 WOSTE Lt Blue Grey 7495.00 6995.00 that certain conditions will p.m. service. Thumb Business Expo ’90 2465 52M 1986 Olds Delta 88 Royale 8195.00 7795.00 is king sponsored by the 2494 36M 1986 Ddge Royale Ram SE 9495.00 8995.00 be met in order for their resi- 2484 23M 1986 GMC 3/4 Ton IT Brown 9295.00 dents to receive WIC bene- 251 1 47M 1986 Buick Cent Lim. 4 dr. Black 7295.00 6995.00 fits, 25a3 24M 1986 Olds Firenz 4 dr. Lt Blue 4995.00 These conditions include 1871 73M 1905 Chev Chevette 2 dr. Drk Blu 1995.00 1095.00 acknowledging the home- 2478 54M 1985 Olds Cutlass Sup 2 dr. Brg 6495.00 less person’s right to partici- 251 2 75M 1985 Buick Prk Ave 4 dr. White 4995.00 pate in WIC and the supple- 2519 80M 1985 Buick Cent 4 dr. Lt Blue 3995.00 2335 57M 1984 Chev Suburban Sta WaTan 6995.00 2476 82M 1984 Mercury Mrquis 4 dr. Gold 2895.00 DOUBLE PRINT 1797 76M 1983 Chev Celebrity 4 dr.Lt Brwn 3495.00 2795.00 For health 2347 81M 1983 Ford Ranger 4x4 Red, Black 4495.00 3995.00 Insurance DOUBLE VALUE DAY! 1828 50M 1982 Buick Park Ave 2 dr.Jadestn 5995.00 4495.00 that piwldes 1986 71M 1982 Olds Cutlass Ciera 2 dr.Red 1995.00 Every Wednesday receive a second 2030 87M 1982 Ford Conv Van Charcoal Gry 4995.00 3495.00 Income when 208 1 07M 1982 Buick Century Cust 4 dr.Gry 2495.00 hospitalized, set of prints absolutely FREE!, 235 1 71M 1981 GMC 112 Ton 4x4 Green 4495.00 3495.00 i 21 16 128M 1980 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. 1495.00 see me. At pizza Vllla Wlth Thla Coupon : “Check Our New Lower” 2504 126M 1980 Olds Delta Royale , 3 88 I Expires 4-24-90 I Photo Processing Prices.” 2333 28M 1979 GMC Trans Van Motor Home 8995.00 Ernest A. Teichman, Jr. 2285 105M 1976 Dodge Van White 8 Green 795‘00 Call: 6240 W. Main One coupon per family- 2378 am 1978 Dodge 34 Ton 4x4 White 2795.00 1995.00 Cass City, Mich. good with any other cou Offer good dwhg Wednesday business hours 2520 70M 1978 Chev Blazer 4x4 Red 2995.00 Phone 872-3388 NEXT DAY or FREE VOID on Double Prints. 251 3 81M 1973 Chrysler Satelite 4 dr. 595.00 ammmnmmmm~~mmmmm THE PIZZA VILLA Open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Daily Phone 872-4371 State Farm Mutual AutOmOOilC Insurance Company nome Wfict Bloornington lllinOl5 Fri. & Sat. Open 24 Hrs. 872-4440 ’ ’ CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 PAGE NINE Defending softball chamtn

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If one were to listen to vet- its crown, they will have to The team will focus around Aimee Merchant, who was a eran Coach Judy Campbell come up with some answers Vicki Ricker and Lori regular last season and is as describe her 1990 Owen- to replace key graduation Radabaugh. Both were 2nd dependable as they come in Gage softball team, they losses. leam all conference selec- left field, will give the Bull- would think the Bulldogs Most noteworthy were the tions a year ago. dogs plenty of depth in all 3 were in for a long spring Bulldogs’ moundsmen, outfield positions. Seaso;n. Angie Bolzman and Andrea Ricker is a proven base The Bulldogs will also get Says Campbell on the de- Mandich,easily argued the2 stealer and sure-handed in- plenty of help from senior fending North Central best in the NCTL. fielder. Ricker, according to Brandy Salcido. Salcido is a Thumb League champions: Bolzman, the ‘Dogs ace, Campbell, may also see natural at first base. “We’ll have a rebuilding was a unanimous all league some action behind the Marla Goslin, a 4-year let- year. Lots of new players. selection. plate. ter winner, will also see time THE 1990 OWEN-GAGE softball team members are: from left, front row - Judy Lots to learn.” Mandich was voted to the Radabaugh will pull duty on the frrst base line. Campbell, Michelle Tracz, Janet Abfalter, Jill Susalla, Stacy Enderle, Wendy Campbell, who also league’s all star infield, as in both the outfield and at Campbell sees Peck and doubles as varsity volleyball was catcher Tonya Haldane. 2nd base, and should be one Deckerville fighting for the Ferguson and Jill Ferguson. Second row -’Brandy Salcido, Marla Goslin, Carli coach, was singing the me Add to those names consis- of the Bulldogs’ long ball coveted crown this season, tune about her spikers last tent performers Dawn threats. with Akron-Fairgrove and Salcido, AIissa Draschil, Lori Ondrajka, Becky Fahrner and Tanya Muntz. Back January. Dorsch, who anchored the The Bulldogs’ biggest asset North Huron fighting for row - Liza Peters, Lisa Dorsch, Aimee Merchant, Marilyn Abfalter, Vic Ricker, That squad, that featured outfield, and 2nd baseman this year will be a seasoned 3rd. many of the same athletes as Andrea Goslin, and perhaps outfield. Stacy Enderle, “The rest of us will just Lori Jo Radabaugh and Bethany Rayl. Missing - Debbie Powers. Campbell’s softball crew, Campbell’s predictions Wendy Ferguson and Mari- fight.” 6. rapped up the NCTL crown aren’t that far off. lyn Albfalter were all part- The Bulldogs swing into in February. However, the Bulldogs do time starters on last year’s action on Monday against Granted, if Owen-Gage have a host of returning tal- team that finished 14-2 in Caseville in their home sea- hopes to successful!y defend ent. the league and 18-8 overall. son opener. ’, ’

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1- bi Prospects bright for vet Bulldog baseball team If winning takes experi- Val Thumb League 1st team Other players Billy looks RetwnerS Mike mer and ence, 2nd year Coach Har- outfielder. Reinhardt was to for production at the plate Jason Torres Will also have vey Billy’s Owen-Gage alsoIt awon’t Bulldog be hurler.Reinhardt’s hisQdy springadBob will Haldane, be Mike 2 of everyto turn night in ifbanner the Bulldogs efforts baseball team should have no problem improving on pitching arm that’s missed, the squad’s vintage hitters hope to finish near the top of last year’s record, which according to Billy. last vear. the NCTL,says Billy. ended at 5-13-1. That’s becausehe ‘Dogs will havereturning aceand4 Owen-Gage That’s because Billy has year letter winner Kevin 1990 Baseball/Softball practically his entire roster Koch to anchor the pitching back, with the exception of staff. Marc Reinhardt. Another tested player the April 23 Caseville 4: 15 Bulldogs will turn to is Chad April 26 Akron-Fairgrove 4: 15 The exception, however, Stirrett. Stirrett’s efforts at April 30 Peck 4: 15 /. - 1s 1990 OWEN-GAGE baseball team members are: from left, front row - Scott a big one, as Reinhardt pos- first base last season earned 3 at North 4: 15 the lanky senior 2nd team all MY Huron , ‘Worcross,Bryan Koch, Jmon Torres, Chris Anthes and Brent Fritz. Back row - league recognition after re- MY7 C.P.S. 4: 15 ~~u~$c~~n~~~May 10 at Deckerville 4: 15 . Coach Harvey Billy, Kevin Koch, Chad Stirrett, Mike Errer, Mike Kady and Bob turning from a leg injury, speed at the plate, which May 14 Port Hope 4: 15 ’ made him an all North Cen- which got the talent rich Haldane. Missing- Bryan Abbe and Craig Smith. performer off to a slow start. May 17 at Kingston 4: 15 Billy predicts big numbers May 25 Re-Districts , . .Y .I \ from a healthy Stirrett this June 1 Districts Fishinp at beak season.

1 Stocking ups Steelhead numbers ,* 5 Steelhead anglers may find will stimulate runs and Me given to rainbow trout living St. Clair, Black and Belle tucked into a nylon ~CK. .: this spring’s runs slightly National Weather Service in the Great Lakes - - spawn rivers, Bump the sack along the better than last year’s aver- has predicted above-normal in the stream where hatched Prime Upper Peninsula bottom near rocks, stumps 5 age migration, AAA Michi- precipitation in the next few or planted. The popular action should occur on the or submerged logs, Artifi- ;gan reports. months. gamefish are magnificent Chocolay, Anna, Au Train, cial spawn, colorful yarn, $ Consistent stocking levels Some biologists did ex- fighters when hooked and Whitefish, Sturgeon, sphners, fliesandplugsalso ::during recent years is the press concern about this provide a tasty meal. Sucker, Big Two Hearted succeed. The Chef5 Choice :: main reason for the opti- year’s migration, citing in- Good steelhead fishing al- and Huron rivers, along with Anglers should check the mism, according to state creased Great Lakes steel- ready has been reported on Marquette harbor. DNR’s 1990 Michigan Fish- OuMoor Coohing Department of Natural Re- head harvests in previous various Michigan rivers this The best bait for stream ing Guide for size, catch, Barbecue season is here, and now is the time ;sources (DNR) fisheries years. Dry spring weather year due to unseasonably fishing is salmon eggs or the season and consumption to think about replacing that old gas grill with a new “In-ground” Embermatic natural gas .: .: biologists. also could hamper runs. warm weather. roe from a captured fish details. 4 Additionally, a wet spring Steelhead - - the name grill. With many quality features, you’ll love 2 But the best fishing should an Embermatic.. .the chef’s occur mid-March to mid- 51 PRIME STEELHEAD STREAMS choice in outdoor cooking. April in southwest Michi- gan; early to mid-April in 514595 Southeast Michigan; mid- +Installation 61 300 April toearly May in Central and Northern Lower Michi- USE OUR CONVENIENT PAYMENT PLAN 0 OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 8-5 a gan, and mid-April to mid- May in the Upper Peninsula. Southeastern Michigan Gas Company ~ I Sari d usky 1 640-2334 Concentrations of 5-to 12- Check your telephone directory for a toll free number in your area. pounders are expected in the 51 rivers listed on AAA Michigan’s 1990 Steelhead Guide. West Michigan fishing is expected to be good on the Platte, Betsie, Big and Little Manistee, Pere Marquette, Grand and St. Joseph rivers. In East Michigan, recom- mended locations include the Au Sable, Au Gres (East Branch), .C heboy gan, Ocqueoc, Thunder Bay and Rifle rivers. Southeast Michigan hot spots are the Huron, Clinton,

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Notice Transit (nonbusiness) rates. 10 words or less, $1.25 each f General I General I ’: insertion; additional words 7 Down Memory Lane STATE OF INDIANA (Merchandise) (Merchandise) _’. cents each. Three weeks for -* COUNTYOFALLEN the price of 2 -cash rate. Save 12 FT. ALUMINUM brake! From the files of the Chronicle money by enclosing cash with FOR SALE - ldft. Mirro- IN THE ALLEN SUPERIOR mail orders. Rates for display FOR SALE - Pro-line size $350.00, Lincoln 225 amp.: COURT want ad on application. Craft boat with 6 cylinder 11 waders (new),Crossman A.C. welder $95.00,18” Pyle; 70 CAUSE NO: 02D07-8911-AD-153 hp. Mercury motor and pellet rifle, 30# recurve woofer, 1 speaker only $75;: heavy duty trailer,24-18-3 $1O00. with quivers, 3 fishing LP gas heater with new 2O-; Call 658-2162. IN THE MATIER OF :Automotive) reels, several hand-made pound tank $35.00. Call: .. . BABY BOY GARDNER decorative mirror sets and after 5 p,m. 872-2976. FOR SALE - 1985 Dodge SALE - 12 ft. shelves. Stop anytime at 2-4-18-3; FIW YEARS AGO als. It will take about 2 opened the 1955 baseball OF PmLICATIoN FOR 6620 Houghton, Cass City. - 7 L SeaSon with 2 easy victories 350, extra long cargo van, Fiberglass boat with 3% hp 24-4-3 FOR SALE Size lavende6 months to finish the job. motor and gas tank. 4344 Jim Hillaker won a trophy The Owendale-Gagetown over non-league opponents, Kingston and Unionville. Oak St., Cass City. Phone formal, off the shouldell and $100 for taking second Board of Education Monday 872-2656. 2-4-18-3 LADIES night approved seeking of an Several major league lots of lace, worn once, paid place in the Tuscola Area GIRLS and BOYS’ $120 will sell for $40. Can: 8-mill renewal for school scouts are expected to watch CLOTHING - Bowl Down Cancer bowling Petition f& Adopibn of the child 872-3587 after 4. 2-4-11-3: tournament at the Charmont operations at the June 9 Jim Evans in action this was filed on Novcmbtr 27,1989 in Beautifully Crafted spring, Coach Irv Claseman FOR SALE - ’84 Dodge win- rich looking Close-Out March 19. Hillaker, Van school election. The board the officc of the Clerk of the Allen dow van. Call 872-2369. I Dyke Rd., Cass City, accepted Supt. Ronald announced this week. Supior Court, Court House, Fort 1-4-18-3 I PAUL’S UPHOLSTERY -Z bowled a 769 series. He Erickson’s recommenda- Wayne, Indiana 46802. ThaPetition Business Cards 70% off over 25 years of experience: for Adopion alleges that the carries a 135 average. tion that the present levy be name - Household, commercial,: Dance set and identity of the father of the child FOR SALE - 1986 Cavalier Designed to make the the regular price RV’s, boat cushions, truck: David McPhail won 2 sil- retained, though he warned is unknown, md that the father of‘ 224, excellent Condition, V6 Hurry for best selection ver medals at the Interna- that it may not be enough. first impression a good and car seats. Free‘esti-: raid child has abandoned and de automatic, sunroof, power one . . . and a lasting one mate, pickup and delivery.: tional Special Olympic Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd for MDA aedthe child. locks, cruise tilt, dark gray, Kritzman’s, Inc. Paul Christensen, Mar-: unnmd father of the child games recently held in Park Finkbeher, who spent the If the light gray interior, 40,000 Cass City 24-18-1 517435-2418. wishes to contest the adopion, he Cass City lette, phone : City, Utah. David, 12, is the winter at Lakeland, Fla., All high school students in miles. Sharp, $5900. Call 2-4-11-4 : must file a Motion to Contest the 872-5372. 1-4-18-3 son of Charles McPhail of returned to their home near Tuscola, Huron and Sanilac Chronicle U adoption in accordance with In&- 1982 YAMAHA Maxim 4 Cass City. Cass City Thursday. counties are invited to attend Phone 872-2010 400, uuCode31-3-1-6.3 withtheCourl 2-1-17-tf low miles, good condition, RENT OR LEASE Friday, William J. Zin- the first Tri-County Student above stated within thirty (30) daya FOR SALE - 1951 stake Council Superdance to $so0 or best. Call 872454 BY THE DAY, WEEK, . necker, an employee at the after the date of service of this No- truck with hoist. Call after FIREWOOD for sale after 6 p.m. 2-4-11-3 25 YEARS AGO benefit the Muscular Dys- ti=. This Notice may be served by 8 p.m. 8724529. 1-4-4-3 - Cass City Post Office for the Mixed hardwood $30, birch MONTH OR YEAR trophy Association. publication. ~. past 23 years, was sworn in HAY FOR SALE - 1st Cut- 1990 PLYMOUTH - A’ Donald Wilson of If the unnamed father docs not file $25, soft $20. Split.and deli- to Serve as His The dance will be held 1978 BUICK, V8, 4-door, ting *,1st cutting 75$, 3rd ACCLAIM ’* postmaster. i yotion Contest the adoption vered, any amoung. Call ‘AIR CONDflONEDV Gagetown has been ap- April 27 from 8 p.m. to b $1.00, duties as postmaster offi- within thirty (30) days after rervice loaded, $60.00. Call 872- 872-3208. 24-18-tf cutting 3rd cutting cially began Saturday. Zin- pointed by the Michigan midnight at the Brentwood 2580. 1-4-18-1 haylage from Ag Bag AUTOkMTIC. TILT, CRUISE. WWEA C’ Employment Security Com- of this notice, thc Court named STEERINGAND STEREO necker spent the first 13 in Caro. above will hear and determine the $35.00/ton. Phone 872-3530. mission to serve as Farm FOR SALE - 3 rocking 2-4- 11-tf n years of his career as a mail Cost is $3 per person, or get Petition for Adopion. The consent FOR SALE - 1985 blue Cam- chairs $10 to $75, serving carrier and counter clerk. Placement Specialist for a pledge packet and collect of the unnamed fatha will h: ir- aro, with T-top, air condi- Huron and Tuscola coun- rtvocrbly~implicdand he will lost cart $15, floor lamp $15. Call FOR SALE - wheat straw, He has been Superintendent $10 or more in sponsor do- tioning, etc., good shape. 8724445. 2-4-4-3 1ST 100 MILES FREE! :b ties. his right to challenge either the Call 872-3896. 1-4-11-3 about 850 bales for $800.00, of Postal Operations for the nations for MDA and get in adoption or the validity of his im- take all. Call 6734338. The terms of 2 members of Em 4 past 7 years. service free. Anyone who collects plitb consent to this aboption. He His the Cass City School bard FOR SALE - 1983 2-is Cam- FOR SALE - John Deere 2-4-11-3 M&u with the Cass City Post Of- $25 or more also receives a will lose his right to establish pter- will expire this year, as the riding mower, 8 horse- fice was interrupted for 3 free T-shirt. Other prizes nityofthechildunderI.C.31-6-6.1* aro, mint condition, T-top, power, electric start, au- terms of President Horace willbeawardedandatrophy loaded, stored winters, low The Thumb , years while he worked for Connie L. Cunpbcll, Clerk millage, $6,800. Call 673- somatic, extra blades, Bulen and Donald Koepfgen will go to the high school Yarn Shop another government Allen Superior Court 4% or 872-2141, ask for extra belts, 30” cut, good - will have been completed. agency, the United States which raises the most. Room 200, Allen County Court ‘l’im. 14-11-3 shape. Call 872-2495. BOARD j Downtown Cars aty ,’ Army. Zinnecker, a lifelong Petitions may be filed with Packets are available from 24-11-3 8 miles north of M-81 and Elwyn Helwig, secretary. Hourc M-53 intersection and 1/2 1-800-622-1312 resident of CasCity, and his area student council presi- Fon Wayne, IN 46802 Dave McNaughton was f General I Funk’s G Seed mile west on Rescue wife Shirley live on Ale dents or call Kim at the Road. NAME PINS, desk name-;. street. elected president of the Jun- MDA Office at (313) 232- Auorney for Petitioners: (Merchandise) Corn plates and plasic signs in: Twenty-four attended the ior Wranglers’ 4-H Club in 3190. various sizes made to your, Cass City at a meeting held Jack E. Roebel Your new dealer in the Open daily 12 :00 till April 10 meeting of Echo The money raised will help FOR SALE - AKC regis- area is 9:OO p.m. specification. For informa- ; Wednesday. Other officers Attorney at Lnw tered blonde Cocker tion and prices, contact” Chapter Order of Eastern children and adults afflicted 712 West Berry Street BERGER & GO. include, Arlene Peasley, Spaniel puppies, 3 males, 2 Mrs. Buschlen at 872-2121, Star. Highlight of the meet- with muscle wasting dis- Fort Wayne, IN 46802 in Cass City. Come in 658-8946. Phone 269-8097 * Sandra O’Connell and Bev- eases throughout the Thumb (2 19) 426-691 1 females. Call and place your seed corn ext. 212. 2-2-17-tf ing was the vesper service 2-4-4-3 2-3-12-tf presented by Betty Murphy, erly Hark. area. 4-4-3 order today. Georgine Jensen, Edward Mr. and Mrs. James Hutch- MAKING hectagcr. tables, Mellendorf and Betty inson of Freeland spent the FOR SALE - grass hay and Berger and Co. birdhouses, doghouses, toy weekend with Mr. and Mrs. straw, $1.00 bale; ear corn Sales Greenleaf. Cass City 872-2171 chests, cedar posts, picnic Grant Hutchinson and son Disabled may qualify for $ss ton. Call 658-2136. tables, lawn swings, wish- 2-4-4-3 2-3-7-8 GARAGE SALE - April 20;: YEARS Bill. Bill, a student at Cen- ing wells, clothes line poles, TEN AGO tral Michigan University, is lawn chairs. wooden 9:00-5:OO, 21, 9:00-12:00. 2: 1/4 miles east of Cass City: One of the most coveted spending Easter vacation on Mal. MiscellaneouS: awards presented to varsity with his parents. items. 14-4-18-1”. athletes is the most valuable player designation. Win- 35 YEARS AGO Workers in the Saginaw, process can be started. The 24-18-1 MOVING SALE - Lotsf:: ners of the 1984-85 awards Midland and Tuscola areas Saginaw office is located at FOR SALE - June clover household items, Collier’s*: were: Tim Fahrner, basket- A luckless pheasant made a suffering from a physical or East Genesee and North seed first cutting mixed FOR SALE - aluminum Encyclopedias and book.’: ball; Beth Sieradzki, volley- crash landing through a big mental impairment which Warren Streets.” hay, no rain. Call 872-3061. storm windows, 9 - stand, lamps, Tupperware,? 3O1h’’x54”, 1 - 1 * ball; Kristy Deering, gym- picture window of the Wil- prevents them from working . 24-4-3 48”~391/2”, like new, girl’s 10-speed;q should consider applying for 30’/2”~39~/2”.Call 8724612 bike, glasses, country;. nastics, and Guy Nanney, liam Donnelly home 3 miles after 4:00 p.m. 2-4-18-3 items, lots of clothes, Cab-:. wrestling. west and a half mile north of Social Security disability GLJC seeking Give a Gift benefits if it appears the bage Patch toys, games, : The Grand Trunk railroad Cass City, Tuesday night. Subscription to TERRY TOPS and bottoms Invitations dishes, pots and pans, golf :; depot in Cass City is coming James Gross of Cass City impairment will last 12 college alumni interchangeable cotton and bag, Christmas decora- down. The railroad con- has been appointed to the months or longer, William Cass City Chronicle Poly blends at Georgine’s and tions, lots of things for:, T. Clynes, socials security in Cass City. 2-4-18-1 tracted with Mike Bryant Tuscola County Tax Allwa- a Announcements everyone, grab bags too,:, manager in Saginaw, said Great Lakes Junior Col- and Don Twomey to demol- tions Board. a Birthday, Anniversary Thursday, Friday, Satur- q, recently. lege, with campusesin Sagi- a Service personnel day, April 19, 20, 21, 9:OO 1- ish the structure. They are Sparked by the brilliant naw, Midland, Bay City, WATER PUMP & WATER for all social occasions doing the job by hand and hurling of Jim Evans, the College students SOFTENER REPAIR a.m. to 5:00 p.m., 4276 Ale *’: Social Security disability Car0 and Bad Axe, is con- & INSTALLATION loaned overnight St., Cass City. 14-4-18-1 selling the salvaged materi- Cass City Red Hawks tinuing the search for its b benefits can be paid to in- Gift card sent with every ‘4 sured workers under 65; dis- alumni. order. New & Rebuilt Pumps Matching accessories abled widows and widowers Over 83 years of alhmni 1/2 hp jet pumps $192.00 including matchbooks, (Real Estate 1 I: have attended Great 2-9-21-tf 1/2 hp submersible napkins, thank you notes ages 50 to 60, and to unmar- Lakes pumps 350.00 Your neighbor says ried adult children who be- Junior College since it was Bladder tanks 104.00 Cass City Chronicle THINKING ABOUT buying :- come disabled before reach- founded in 1907 as Bliss- FOR SALE - 11 horsepower Rebuilt pumps 90.00 ing 22 if a parent is deceased Alger College. Since 1907, Phone 872-2010 or selling? Call Dwight:. 36-inch cut Murray Rider Metered softeners Loeding - Kelly & Co. Re- :. or receiving social Security the college has undergone mower, in good condition. alty ,872-5004or 673-2555. ‘ Earth Day is a benefits. other name changes such as 3-10-4-tf !* The Business Institute and Under Social Security, a Saginaw Business Institute. LISTINGS NEEDED - Call :. person is considered dis- Today, the college has an $75,5 hp rototiller $100.4797 For same day Richard’s offers service on for free appraisal. Our ex- .;a abled if he or she has a Severe active alumni association Hospital Dr. Phone- - 872- in-home service real good idea all satellite -I systems. perience is your insurance. ;. impairment which prevents with approximately 2,000 3830. 2-4-1V-3 Paul’s Pump Repair Richard’s, 1223 E. Caro Osentoski Realty, Cass 2 Next Sunday marks the 20th anniversary of Earth Day. him or her from doing any alumni receiving informa- Call 673-4850 Rd., Caro, Phone 673-7323. City, phone 872-4377. 1 The movement, preserving the earth, has a growing number substantial gainful work and tion. The association’s ac- FOR SALE - refrigerator, 2-8-23-tf 2-2- 14-t f 3-5-28-tf :‘. of supporters who have adjusted their lifestyles accordingly. is expected to last for at least tivities are created and good condition, $50. Call Some of these accommodations can easily be worked into 12 months or result in death. planned by a board of 8 872-5078. 2-3-28-6 our daily routines. No payments can be made alumni members. The Find the Service or Product toadisabled worker, widow, alumni association distrib- Coming Auction or widower for the first 5 full utes a newsletter twice- a You Need in This. . . e Action Guide months of disabilitj. year and holds an annual ,I Saturday, April 21 - Helena alumni evening and phone Sattelberg will hold a house- I Before a person applies for drive. An open house and hold auction at the place disability benefits it will be golf outing are being located 2 miles northeast of helpful if he or she gathers planned for the coming year. Caseville on M-25 at 5895 certain information, includ- Persons who are alumnus Oak Point Drive. Hillaker ing the person’s Social Se- of Great Lakes Junior Col- Auction Service. curity number, date last lege, Saginaw Business In- worked, date person became stitute, the Business Insti- Convocation PROFESSIONAL FLORAL Tuff=KoteDinol : sick or was injured, names, tute, or Bliss-Alger College, addresses, and tclcphone and are not receiving alumni Allgnrnrnlr Mufflrrr set at USA Brad8 9 011 Chanorr numbers of doctors, hospi- information, are asked to Cbrtrltd MUMW tals, institutions, or clinics contact the college. Please The Thumb West Circuit Phon. 172-5303 that provided treatment, call Tom Brubaker, Alumni Convocation, with a theme 1. military service dates, num- Relations Coordinator, at of “Tell Everyone What He OLD CASTLE EXHAUST nating ;he use of plastic and styrofoam products, using cloth Has Done,” will be held at diapers instead of the so called “disposable diapers”, all take bers and VA claim number, (517) 755-3444, or write to: Muff lers-Shocks 827 S. Van Dyke, Bad Ax@: list of kinds of jobs per- 2 p.m. Sunday in the Union- Lifetime guarantees more time but are more than worth the trouble to conserva- Great Lakes Junior College ville-Sebewaing Area High Minor engine repairs tion advocates. formed in previous 15 ycars, Alumni Association, 3 10 Certified Mechanic names and Social Security School Auditorium, Blahre deBeaublen, Prop. We asked your neighbor, Jenifer Gayari, her opinion on South Washington, Sagi- Phone 872-2251 number of spouse and chil- The school is located on m Earth Day. naw, Mich, 48607. 6597 Maln, Cass Clty APPLIANCE the west side of M-25, half- “I think it’s a real good idea,” says the 24-year-old Owen- dren, and claim number of SALES & SERVICE workers compensation or way between Sebewaing SUPREME dale resident. and Unionville. WINDOW CLEANING Gayari, who teaches 3th and 5th graders at Deford Elemen- any other public disability The guest speaker will be Slormr.Scrrrnr-Windows feels the isn’t in too bad shape today, but added, payments. tary, earth the Rev. Wallace Schulz, Buy your carpet or linoleum, then Janllorlal SbWiCr Floors. “There are still a lot of areas we can improve in.” call us for expen installation. We Earas 6 Gullorr Clrrnrd HIAror A person should not delay associate Lutheran Hour Srnicr 4 Ronirl One of those arenas is in returnables, says Gayari, who is speaker for many years. He also do custom and repair work CALL US TODAY applying if this information Nellie T. Ross of Wyoming Fadory trained.”We Do it Right.” E~ilmrirron Commrrclrl. planning a June 9 wedding. has held the position since Rosidrn~lrl4 lnduslrlrl Work held two important firsts Satisfaction guaranteed. is not all available. 1977. ComplrlrSocurlly lnrurrncbSonlcrs AvrllrDlo Covifago “I like our returnable bottle law and think more items could for women. She was the first J.J.’s Flooring Service anctlon‘of be that way.” M-53 woman governor in the David P. Britton, head of Cass City ’ Gayari also told us that the Deford students will be doing “The people in the Sagi- US. from 1925 to 1927 and 1120 Grrtiot, Saglnrw naw Social Security office later was the first woman Valley High School music Call their part during Earth Week. department, Saginaw, will “The kids are going to be picking up the litter in the school can help,” Clynes said. “Just to sewe as director of the FLOWERS 790-7609 call 800-234-5772and the US. Mint. lead singing at the begin- c- yard. Littering is something I try never to do.” 4 ning of the convocation. I I ’. Buds and Blossoms ‘I ’a People from all area This space could be yours for 4: communities and all sec- .* tions of the state are wel- Flowers - Plants - Balloons as little as $1.75 :* Advertise In The Chronicle. come. There is no admis- Sandy h Tom Tirmsy. Owners It per week. 4. sion charge, but a free-will u46 Leach si., cus cliy, MI 48728 Phone 872-3935 I‘ J offering will be taken. I‘ - CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 PAGE ELEVEN CALLING 872-2010 PUTS AN ACTION AD TO WORKFOP YOU [ ForRent [ Livestock J (Notices) (Noticee] f ForRent 1 I-==-) (Notices) (Services) \ # FOR SALE - adorable FOR RENT - The Paint HUNTERS SAFETY pygmy goat does with kids. FOR RENT - 2 bedroom Store has a wallpaper COURSE COMPUTER PROBLEMS Miniature horse, yearling. Mary, Mary, quite contrary, You are invited - Home, office?? Call Crea- North Star Farm, 872-2334. apartment in Cass City. steamer for easy removal to worship with us How does your garden grow? April 19 - Registration tive Solutions 517-673-7630 10-4-4-3 Call fi83-2940. 4-4-18-3 of old wallpaper. Call 872- at the for professional, guaran- With silver bells and cockle-shells 2445. 4-11-2-tf 6:OO p.m. to 7:OO p.m. and tips from the gardening books CASS CITY teed work dt competitive [md) Mary checked out from FOR RENT - one bedroom , Classes over 9 :30 CHURCH OF GOD prices. 8-4-11-4 Library. apartment. Ideal for single 6455 Sixth Street Rawson Memorial working or retired person. (5jFriday, April 20, Cass City, Michigan Are you an National Library Week . Refrigerator, range fur- 7:OO p.m. to 1O:OO p.m. Sunday Chuck O’Dell Ambitious, Self- April 23-28 nishea. Call 872-3315 PLAN TO ATTEND 1O:OO a.m. Sunday School Excavating Motivated I II 4-2-28:tf Saturday, April 21, 11:OO 3.m. Worship Over 20 years’ experience 5-4-18-1 I ANNUAL 8:OO a.m. to 1:OO p.m. 6:OO p.m. Worship Cele- Individual? bration Septic systems installed RENT 25 acres tilla- TURKEY and cleaned FOR - Fee - $5.00 includes Wednesday If you are, we have an ble farmland. Call 872-3241. DINNER Saturday lunch sand - gravel - ponds opportunity for you. 7:OO p.m. Family Train- ditching - hydrahoe - 4-4-11-3 ing Hour . Sunday, April 29 Must attend all sessions dozer - backhoe We are a national food RICK’S EARTH REV. SCOTT M. TYSICK Phone (517) 872-3031 sales company and a FOR RENT - Masonic Tern- Good Shepherd Cass City Gun Club Pastor major employer STAT10 N Church (517) 872-4637 4323 Krapf Rd. ple Refreshment Hall - par- Lutheran Fellowship 4 south, 1 east, 1/4 north of Cass City, Michigan throughout the United Hall, Main St., “Come Expecting SATELLITE SALES ties, dinners. meetings. No Cass City 8Y6-3-t.f States. We have several alcoholic beverages: Call Cass City 5-4-11-2 Something from God” openings available that Ted Furness, 872-4509. 5-4-4-1 5-4-18-e0 offer excellent oppor- 1433 E. Caro Rd. 4-2-17-tf tunities to sell. Take a Writer seeks BINGO - Every Thursday ELECTRIC MOTOR and look at these benefits: Golf at St. Pancratius Hall, S. power tool re air, 4 p.m. to Rick & Sandy Bowles DEFORD ROLLING HILLS Seeger, Cass City. Doors 8 p.m. week cpays, 8 a.m. to .High Commission OFFICE SPACE for rent - Family histories, pap- open 6:OO p.m. Early-bird 5 p.m. Saturdays. John I Cero Ph.673-4783 HJ I LADIES’ LEAGUE ers, documents, photos, Potential sizes 10x14 $105 and 14x16 6 :30, regular bingo 7 :00. Blair, 1/8 mile west of M-53 .Paid Training Program $168. Location - 1/4 mile etc. Send name, address Phone 872-5410. Knights of on Sebewaing Road. Phone Summer 1990 and phone no. @Excellent Advance- south of Colony House on now forming Columbus Council No. 8892. 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf ment Potential Real Estate For Sale Van Dyke. Call 872-2163. If interested, contact: 5- 12-31-tf .No Working Capital J 4-4-11-tf P.O.Box 52 Smith Refkigeration Ruth Grassmann Deford, MI 48729 Required ______----- 5139 Penny Rd., I Services 1 .Paid.Group Vacation Hospitalization, Immediate occupancy on this 3 bedroom, 2 bath family . FOR RENT - storage, Cass Cass City Author will contact you and home with attached garage, located on extra large lot 5 Life and Disability City Mini-Storage. Call 872- Phone 665-2275 for interview. FARM BUR AU Insur- in Cass City. Lots of house for the money. Call to see 3917. 4-1-25-tf by April 20 5-2-28-14 ante: Auto, #arm, Crop, aProfi t Sharing it now! CCTO49 5-4-1 1-2 Home, Business, Life, An- Appliance Repair nuities. Frank Kluger No experience is neces- (Agent), 269-8874 or 269- All makes and models sary. You should have a New listing - 5-acre corner property, Cass City Evergreen good driving and Schools, Asking $5,900, with terms. A158. 7854. 8-2-28-tf ’ Township Call employment record. Residents 872-3092 Interested persons TV & VCR 8-3-15-tf There will be a dumpster Service should apply at : SATELLITE & ANTENNA at the Evergreen Com- SALES & SERVICE munity Hall in Shabbona 6395 Karen Street 1223 E. CARO RD. All makes and models Marlette CARO, MI 48723 Saturday, April 21 on Mondays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Antenna and Satellite Service Carpet & Upholstery AUCTIONEERING 1 5-4-11-2 Cleaning AND Complete Satellite System (517) 673-7323 fl *T Call 872-4377 Call icensed DuPont 5-2- 144 Mike EQUAL HMlslMQ 3-4-18-1 $1795.00 installed with decoder Stainmaster SALES ENTERPRISES, INC. 872-3315 applicator Scratch Pads 8-3-21-tf Equal Opportunity €mployer M‘F *Auto Interiors cleaned 11-4- 18-2 assorted sizes 4UCTIONEERING - set; in your Lorn “Slim” Hillaker. Top driveway CHRISTMAS AROUND *3-M protectors The World is back. We need Cass Citv Chronicle Ilollar for your property. supervisors to hire and BUYING SELLING d Phone 872-3019, Cass City. . *Flood removal OR 5-3-14:3 train demoqstrators. You I 8-10-3-tf Don Dohn will receive .free training, 0 A4394 Ma le #3 LADIES’ “ samples and supplies. Earn GIRLS’and BOYS’ Steamaster Carpet & Cass 8ity weekly paycheck, prizes Upholstery Cleaners 8-4-15-tf Phone 872-3471 SEE B.A. CALKA FIRST f CLOTHING and trip to Hawaii. Call . Experienced, Fast, Nancy collect, 517-684-1762. , Close-Out Courteous, Inexpensive GARY WILLS POSSESSION ON SHORT NOTICE!!! She has 17 years’ experi- I Residential & Commercii CONSTRUCTION ence. 11-4-11-2 4 FOR SALE:One of the most attractive homes in Cass City: 70% off Car & van interiors Licensed/Insured Builder - approximately 2,000 square feet of living space - RANCH Water & fire damage New HomedRemodeling SPEECH PATHOLOGIST ’. TYPE-BRICK - All American Walnut finish cabinets; liv- the regular price 10%Senior Discount Repair, Pole Bulldinflruss needed on contract basis ’ Hurry for best selection SaudGravel br ing room appro&,13x27’ - Andqsen windows; large 5’ china “Limn& DUPmt ’ Settiog, Top- --for ,hdrne health care ‘ cabinet built in - Central Vacuum system; Kitchen Aid Stainguard soil, Excavating/demolltion agency. Send resume to: ‘ dishwasher; sliding glass doors from bedroom or entertain- Kritzman’s, Inc. Professional Bulldozing & Grading Bay Medical HomeCare, ’ Cass City Backhoe & Hydrohoe 605 Center Ave., Suite 200, ment center to 15x32’ wolmanized deck; plus large PATIO 5-4- 18-1 Paul Bessler MI 48708. 3 for entertaining; large 2 car garage - plus basement parti- 872-4716 8-3-28 Free estimates Bay City, tioned for 2 more bedrooms or offices; FIREPLACE - BIG C ASPHALT - patch Reasonable rates 11-4-11-2 situated on two nicely landscaped lots - 2 large bathrooms; and repair. All types of as- GARDEN PLOWING and M-81east of Cass City phalt parking lots, drive- plus plumbing for additional in basement; $99,950.00. - light grading. Call 872-2589, Call 517-872-3505 BEAUTICIAN wanted - ex- ’ TERMS.L#16,634. REDUCED NOW!! ways, roads. We also get Orval Hutchinson. 8-3-28-6 8-5-3-tf perienced. Call 517-658-2518 -- -- rid of those muddy drive- after 6:OO. 11-3-28-4 !I.--- ways and pafking lots. Our CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING x ” X special - we put incomplete SEPTIC SYSTEMS WANTED - assistant car- driveway 10x70 for $650. Cleaning & Installation BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB pet installer, full time. Call This price covers labor and CURING, SMOKING AND Bud at Schneeberger’s 872- ” . materials. Special good 30 Simpson PROCESSING 3315. 11 - 11-15-tf days only. Call 517-673-7264, Excavating PRICE REDUCED 313-23841264,313-733-1175, TUESDAY & FRIDAY on this 1 1/2 story home. Features: 3 bedrooms, 1 3/4 baths, 5-3-28- 10 Dozer - backhoe - loader ERLA @imzm&Wanted) FIREPLACE, Natural gas furnace, formadining topsoil - gravel - sand STONE Packing c0.9 Inc* WORK WANTED - spring Rummage Sale any size fill job .. ..-- room, SUN ROOM leads to deck, stone garage, bircular clean-up: raking, brush drive, $44,500,00, Listing #16,640 driveways - waterlines USDA Plant 1074 this & that Cass City 517-872-2192 pickup, etc. Call 872-5054. May 3-4 Free Estimate 8-4-9-tf 12-4-18-3 Phone 872-45028- 1- 174 MOTHER OF ONE will 9:OO a.m.-5:00p.m. Wanted to Buy take excellent care of your \ ’ child in my home, 2% miles OLD ORIENTAL RUGS - from CasiCity. Piease con- PRESBYTERIAN , Lebioda Wanted any size or condi- tact Barb 872-2066. 12-4-11-3 ’ CHURCH Excavating Cass City tion, 1-800-443-7740. 6-4-18-4 LOOK THIS ONE OVER! EXPERIENCED carpen- 5-4-18-3 Quality gravel, sand and 1 1/2 Story ENGLISH TUDOR home. Features: 4 Bed- WANT TO BUY - standing ters looking for work in black dirt, septic sys- timber or firewood. Paying roofing, siding, remodel- , rooms with hardwood floors, FIREPLACE in large living CROSSROADS Restaurant tems, ditch digging, cash. Call 872-3208. 6-4-18-tf ing, texture ceiling and , room, formal dining rcmm, 2 bathrooms, maple stairway, extending hours 7:OO a.m. basements, driveways, lots of storage & closets plus 3 rmm brick home. This home to 4:OO p.m. Monday-Thurs- water lines, brush hog- drywall. Have references. ,, day, 7:OO a.m. to 6:OO p.m. WANTED - silver coins, Please call after 7:OO p.m., , must be seen to be appreciated and is priced way below re- ging, etc. 872-2633. 12-4-11-3 , placement cost at $75,000.00. L#16,692 Friday and Saturday. dimes, quarters, halfs 1964 5-4-11-2 Call John 872-3149 and back - silver dollars Call Beth 872-2861 1878 to 1935. Paying top rCard of Thanks 1 : Happy Birthday,, Michele 8-8-23-t f price. The Coin Shop, 6439 Main. Phone 872-3919. THE FAMLY OF Donald I From your bowling RICHARD’S TV-Appliance 6-9-21- tf Pomeroy wish to thank e buddies and Sound Room offers ser- everyone for all their love ,I vice for VCRs - TVs - Farm and kindness during this Stereos - Telephones. For difficult time. Special , (Equipment J * PRICED TO SELL NOW! * quality service call 673- I thanks to Fr. Michael Bell, 7323, Caro. 8-2-14-ti Roger Little and the women Beautiful 3 Bedroom Raised Brick Ranch home in Cass FOR SALE - Ford 9N trac- ’ ’ tor, motor overhauled, new who helped with the dinner. City. Home features: large living rmm with Indiana God bless you all. 13-4-18-1 . Limestone Fireplace Wall, new carpet in living rmm and Arthur Brown paint, 2 bottom 14” plow, 3 bedrooms, lots of closets and storage areas, new flooring point, rear scoop 3 point, belt pulley 3 point. Call 872- SPECIAL THANKS - To our : in bathroom, full basement, lots of extras, garage area in Cass City 5-4-18-1 2589. 9-4-18-3 children, grandchildren, : basement, large lot. PRICED TO SELL RIGHT Well Drilling relatives and friends who NOW!!! $69,500.00. Call now before it’s too late! NEW SPRING dresses are FOR SALE - disk, rake and made our 50th anniversary : Listing #16,690, arriving at Georgine’s in and field cultivator, John Deere such a happy and joyous Cass City. 5-4-18-1 Pump Repair 10 ft.Call 517-674-8765. occasion. One that was so I 9-4-4-3 precious to us and will al- ways be a loving memory . 1 STATE LICENSED R We have other Listings on Homes, Farms, Businesses - Apartment Mower Blades in the years ahead. We Homes - River Property, Lots, etc. World of Wood Phone 673-3800 IN STOCK especially want to thank Custom Framing b 8-1-27-tf Case - Ingersoll Pastor Dave and Mrs. Bur- r---- i I Cub Cadet - John Deere kett for the lovely cere- Kubota - Wheel Horse mony and music, the cooks I LISTINGS WANTED in CARO, MAYVILLE, VASSAR 1 SimplicitySnapper & Allis for the delicious meal, Fr- I Ken Martin ances Muz for the beautiful CALL TODAY!!! Electric, Inc. Most makes - available cake she made, Virginia next day. UPS. Papp who cut the cake and Homes Farms - Rabideau Motors the grandchildren who par- , Commercial Farm Store ticipated in helping out. To Industrial those who were present and New rewire 6080 E. Tass City Rd. B. A. CALKA REALTOR and Cass City, MI 48726 those who could not make it. manv thanks for cards, 6306 West Main Street Cass City, Michigan 48726 State Licensed 9-3-28-5 BINGO - every Wednesday flowersrgifts and money. It FOR SALE - Farmall Hq was greatly appreciated ’, night. Open 6 :00 - early bird narrow front,excellent con- and may God bless each Call 517-872-3355 EQUAL HOUSING 6:30 - regular bingo 7:W. Phone 872-41 14 OPPORfUNllV 4180 Hurds Corner Road dition. 678-4187 after 6:oO and everyone. Steve and REALTO R@ Our 39th year seming Tuscola, Sanilac and Huron Counties Post 3644 VFW,E. Main St. 8-8-10-tf 5-2-26-tf p.m. 94-44 Marie Cybulski. 13-4-18-1 PAGE TWELVE CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Cass Citv board seeks -- Local, county J reaction to school closing authorities cost of $23,421.70. The green if the school remains accredited by the University texts were recommended by open. investigate of Michigan and further acommittee headed by F'rin- NEW LEAGUE accreditation would not cipal Dorland Kuntz. materially help students, the *& early'childhood edu- The newly formed class c break-ins board voted not to to athletic league formed by try cation program teacher was Marlette, Bad Axe, Lakers receive the North Central hired. She is Mary Bierlein accreditation. and Cass City has been nesses - - Coulter Farm Serv- of Frankenmuth. The pro- named, It will be called the .Election inspectors for gram runs for 200 hours in ice Inc., 4155 Vulcan St., Blue Bay Conference. Ath- Bob's Bump Shop, 4068 the annual election in June, the summer and 300 hours letic Director Schelke during time when school is Don Cemetery Rd., and Wruble when 2 trustees will be said that present plans call Elevator 1nc.-West, 4073 elected a 2 1.9-millissue in session. and for the teams to meet twice S. Cemetery Rd. were all decided, were named. They The program is for chil- - - dren about 4 years old who in football and 4 times in hit, apparently by the sam are: Chairperson Joan Little, basketball and fill vacancies thieves, last Wednesday. Patricia Wells, Kay are deemed at risk of not being successful in school on the schedule with teams Rutkoski, Jessie Goodall in the Thumb C League, and Helen Lorentzen. Char- without early training. The Cass City police investi- program is funded by a grant which is cooperating. gated the Coulter Farm lotte LaPeer is an alternate, Here in Cass City, Schelke .Martha Butcher, on leave and will be offered as long as Service break-in. the grant money is available, said, we are doing every- of absence this school year, Micklash said. thing possible to play Car0 According to reports, the, was granted an extension for in all sports. Since Car0 will person(s) responsible broke the 1990-91 year. Dorland Kuntz, principal probably join another ' a window to enter an office .New Eng 1ish language at Evergreen, was appointed league, it may not be pos- area, where they pried open textbooks for' grades K-6 Deford School principal, sible to meet every year in a locked cash drawer an were authorized for a total leaving a vacancy at Ever- every sport. took $250 to $310 in cur- NEW TUSCOLA COUNTY District Court Judge Kim Do Glaspie accepts con- rency and change. gratulations from retiring district Judge Richard E Kern (right) and Probate Sheriff's department Det. Region VI1 Judge W. Wallace Kent Jr. as Circuit Court Judge Patrick Joslyn (left) looks on Sgt. Larry Walker said Ro thieves cut open a safe at during Glaspie's April 10 swearing-in ceremony in Caro. Bob's Bump Shop, but got Car0 to host municipal league meet away with less than $100. The Region VI1 meeting of An evening banquet will around the state. At Wruble Elevator, Ray the Michigan Municipal begin at 5:45 p.m, Welcom- The annual regional meet- Vassar resident faces 3 counts Wruble reported about $5C League will be hosted this ing remarks at the banquet jng provides municipal offi- in cash and a scale used for year by the village of Caro. will be extended by W. cials witha forum fordiscus- A Vassar man was ar- According to court rec- faces charges of operating a William R. Parsell, 19, of sampling grain missing. The meeting is scheduled Donald Duggar, manager of sion, an update on critical raigned Monday in Tuscola ords, the charges stem from motor vehicle while under Flint, faces a charge of for- to begin at 1:45 p.m. Thurs- Caro, the regional chairper- issues and an opportunity to County District Court on 3 alleged incidents of sexual the influence bf liquor, third ge?. day at the Brentwood, Caro. son. meet with municipal offi- counts of first degree Crimi- penetration with a person offense, and driving while His preliminary exam also The incidents involved the Attending this annual In 1953, the Michigan cials with common con- nal Sexual Conduct. under the age of 13 years in his license was suspended or was to have been held today. same method of operation, meeting will be mayors, vil- Municipal League estab- cerns. It promotes aware- Bond was set at $15,000 the summer of 1986, De- restricted Apkil7 in Milling- Bond has been set at including entry by means of lage presidents, council lished its regional organiza- ness and develops the local per count for the defendant, cember 1987 and June 1988. ton., $14,000. breaking windows, accord- members, managers and tion, According to the government officials' pro- Leo 0. Franz Sr., 34, who Bond has been set at $400. Court records state the al- ing to Walker, who said he other officials from cities League's Bylaws, the pur- fessionalism. faces preliminary examina- Alio kraigned recently A preliminary exam was to leged offense stems from a believes the same person or and villages within Region pose of the regional struc- The Michigan Municipal tion on the chames at 1:30 was Millington resident have been held today $250 check drawn on the persons are responsible fo- Y VII, which covers Huron, ture is to "permit effective League unites 504 memkr...... p.m. April 24. Leslie B. Thayer, 26, who (Wednesday). State of Michigan Treasury. all 3 break-ins. Tuscola, Sanilac, Lapeer interchange of ideas on cities and villages through- and St. Clair Counties. municipal problems." This out Michigan in an effort'to Following the guidance of year marks the 37th yei~work cooperatively to im- the 1989-90 regional offi- annual regional meetings prove the administration of cers, this year's program have been held in 9 regions municipal government. will address some of the complex challenges con- fronting local governments Swine outlook meeting today. The afternoon pro- gram will begin with a pres- entation on how to talk with set tonight in Bad Axe the media and later in the Two Swine Outlook and riculture agent for Huron program there will be a ses- Hog Price meetings will be and Sanilac Counties, and sion oh PR skills. held in Michigan East Cent- Van Varner, county exten- These sessions will empha- ral region April 18 and 19. sion director, Gratiot size the importance of qual- One session will be held County, are coordinating ity service and give the offi- April 18 at 7 P.m. at the the meetings and present- cial a better understanding Huron Skills Center in Bad ing part of the program. of the reporting process. Axe. A repeat of the same The whole thumb Also on the agenda is a session explaining the Michigan - Municipal League Health Services and at your fingert a report on current munici- pal legislative issues. the same period.-Statistics This little pig went to market; on quarterly breeding herd This little pig stayed at home; numbers as they relate to This little pig had roast beef; hog price fluctuations and outlook of prices for the This little pig had none; year ahead will be pre- This little pig said "I went to sented. Copies of all rices, RAWSON MEMORIAL LIBRARY graphs, charts an8 sum- maries will be given to And checked out an atlas so that those that attend. H SEBEWAING wowENDALE UBLY. I could find my way home. p--.., NATIONAL LIBRARY WEEK All swine producers and UNIONVILLE ' interested farmers are en- H CAS APRIL 23-28 couraged to attend. RON H CITY UREESE KINGSTON VASSAR HOUSEHOLD \ a MAWILLE . AUCTION SALE Having sold my home, I will sell the following personal property at public auction located 2 miles norlheast of Caseville on M-25(3/4 mile northeast of Bella Vista Resort) at 5895 Oak Point Drive A It used to be, if you wanted to advertise to everyone in the , thumb area, you'd have to be in Saturday, April 21 - I1 a,mm nine different yellow pages. But all that will change this Zenith console, 25 color TV - 3 cobbler benches Bed spreads F August, when Ameritech w Game table 2 1/2'x4' Kirby vacuum sweeper PagesPlus" introduces the Coronado 15 cu. tt. chest type 4 wicker chairs wlwrought iron Adding machine Greater Thumb Area Yellow freezer base 2 wmd carriers Wood double bdW/S~OO~- Portable sewing machine & Rortable walker Pages. It will do the job that nine turned posts - complete - nice attachments M et al wa K! -obe directories used to do, making 4 drawer, solid wood chest of Miscellaneousstools Large floor fm your business accessible to over drawers - possibly cherry - Cuckoo clock - Pictures Porlable bar 2 step ladders 82,000 thumb-area residents. nice Pots 8 pans including Revere And no other single directory Small 5 drawer chest of drawers Ware - Crockpot 16 wood extension ladder - nice Ironing bard - Card table Black i3 Decker elec. weed covers this area as completely. Wood double bed w/shorl, ball Radio whacker * The PagesPlus also offers posts - nice Wall plaques - Knickknacks Comet rotary lawn mower unique pluses like InfoPagesy Chest of drawers w/5 full-size Dresser set - Candle holders Stnrcto barbecue grill with useful maps and commu- drawers and 2 half-size Candy dish - Vases Lawn chairs drawers - possibly cherry - Cup & saucer Picnic table - Bird bath nity information. So if you'd nice Antique stein Bird leeder like to have the whole thumb Dressing table Large, ceramic stein 2 artificial Xmas trees at your fingertips, advertise in Metal shelf - Elm. cords Mirror w/wwd frame Budweiser mug the new Greater Thumb Area Large wall mirror 2 small lamps w/prisms 8 Small garden cart 72" round, solid ranch oak table frosted globes Shovels - Trimmers Ameritech PagesPlus. Call for wldrop sides and 4 matching Cookie cutters - Games Rakes - Axe - Fork our special introductory offer: Hoes Garden hose chairs including 2 captains Books * TOYS - 1-800-292-3607. chairs Macrame plant hangers Gas can - Saw horses Large couch wnlower pattern - Tu pperware Horse shoes e condition Flower pots i3 planters Post hole digger - Crowbar Recliner Sheet sets - Electric blanket Corn knife The Complete Green upholstered chair Pilbws Others Michigan Bell Yellow Pages. 3 1/2 ' x 7' Pool Table WISticks, Balls, Rack Large Avon Collection - (some very nice pieces) AMER~TECH-PUBLISHING INC.

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