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---- I~ CASS CITY- I - -- .-._ c.ENi”s ’ONICLE VOLUME 84, NUMBER 7 CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1990 16 PAGES PLUS 3 SUPPLEMENTS mergreen closing incning nearer

The Cass City School were presented at previous the school bus, wants a Three, bids were received, Board room at the high meetings were rehashed. change in bus regulations. but all were less than offered school was packed with The bus ride for children She feels that the driver as trade-ins on new units. Shabbona area residents and the closing of the school, should not have the only The buses sold and the trade- who were protesting to the which was built by the taxes authority in disciplining in prices were: 1980 Ford, school board the proposed of residents before Ever- childrien on the bus. She said $1,800; 1980 Ford, $2,000, closing of Evergreen green consolidated with that placing a small child in and 1981 Chevrolet, $2,000. School. Cass City some 25 years the back of the bus with high The used bus market was It was one of 2 hot topics ago, were aired. school students where they soft this year and the schoql on the school board’s Micklash said that if the can be physically abused is received less for units than it I agenda at its regular session school were closed this year, wrong and as far as she was did the previous 2 years. Monday night. it would be possible to get concerned would be cause After all the debate ended, some $lO,OOO of the esti- for a cow case. The board SCHOOL GIFTS Evergreen was still not mated $30,000 needed for listened to the complaint and A new sound for closed, although it appeared turning the bus garage into Promised to look into beIntermediate School was that the board was leaning in classrooms from a govern- changes. authorized for $1,598. The that directipn. The official ment grant for early child- In another action Concern- student council will pay half action was to table the meet- hood education. Also, he ing buses, bids for the sale of of the Wst. The new system ing and hold a special meet- added, the closing could be 3 used buses were opened. Please turn back page. ing to clarify 2 issues. accomplished now without ti0 The first was the disposal laying off any current em- of the school building with ployees. the Keyworth family, to The superintendent again which the building will re- spelled out what he feels will Owner: Cass vert if closed, and the second be savings of $SO,OOo annu- was to see if the estimate of ally in operating costs and a $30,000 to renovate the one-time savings of $28,000 Tavern to open present bus garage and an- because one bus would not need to be purchased. other $30,000 to build a 3- The Cass Tavern, closed ther comment on the clos- bay garage was accurate. If the closing is author- last week by the Internal ing, enforced last Wednes- The board appeared un- ized, there will probably be Revenue Service for non- day by agents from the Sagi- swayed by the arguments changes in bus routes to payment of some $13,500 in naw IRS office. presented by the pro-open equalize the distance that federal taxes, will soon re- According to documents group that included a peti- students will have to travel, open. filed with the Tuscola tion that one supporter said with Argyle Road a sug- County Register of Deeds contained 88 signatures re- gested boundary between That’s according to Vir- Office, 2 federal tax liens questing that the school not Deford and Cass City. ginia Zawilinski, owner of have been filed against be closed. It was not pre- the Cass City business, who Zawilinski. One of them, sented to the board. PROTEST BUS POLICY remark4 Saturday that the dating .back to December Supt. Ken Micklash said tavern will re-open by 1985, totals $12,126 in un- that it would be necessary to Mrs. Lynn Lowman, a Memorial Day weekend. paid taxes; the other totals reach a decision at the June parent with achild whorides Zawilinski declined fur- $1,452. meeting if the school were tE, be closed to start the next 1 e. school year. Although there has been no vote, it appears Joslyn says uecision that the onlv certain vote

against closhg will come ~ NO NINJA - A LARGE snapping turtle seemed oblivious to traffic on M-81 last from Fred Matthews, who could break county week as he strolled along the shoulder about a mile and a half west of Cass City. After ~~i~~~$cifz a brief photo session, the turtle was picked up by a passing motorist, who indicated tect the Evergreen School. CourtTuscola Jydge County .CkCuitR. fortenced to by y~s.Joslyn Underto pnson the toThe file judge an applicationstated he intends with The same arguments that Joslyn will ap-pda cow of law at that time, Wendorf the Michinan Supreme he loves turtle SOUD.I -u After caustic meeting 4-H Hall closing not settled

and 1,759 participants. couldyow get a transcript of by Kristine L. Renaud applause from the audience. Channel 12 refused under According to a report read the open meetings act. by council member A graduation party, sched- the trial proceeding at tax- Staff Writer Council members voted at their regular March meeting Following that statement, Florence Hale, during the uled for June 9 at the hall, payers’ expense.” to keep the building tempo- Buckmaster asked for and last 4 years the hall has cost could put the decision of The court also has eed A chaotic and disorderly rarily closed due to escalat- received council approval of $13,953.76 in insurance, whether or not to open the the county Board of Com- regular meeting Monday ing support costs. Since this a motion allowing council electricity, water, tele- building in a legal arena. missioners to seek the sup- night resulted in no firm action was taken, communi- members to call local law phone, fuel oil, repair and Kristie Coleman of Car0 port of the Michigan Asso- decisions regarding the fate cation between the council enforcement officers if au- maintenance expenses. had her party invitations ciation of Counties in its of Wilbur Memorial Hall, and other leaders has broken dience members became Rentals, showers, camping printed in December, not attempt to achieve a favor- the source of conbnuing down. “unruly and don’t conform and fees for like activities knowing the council would able ruling in the Supreme disagreement between 4-H The caustic tone of to Robert*s Rules of Order, brought in $3,912.91, leav- vote, in March to keep the court. council members and other. Monday’s meeting, at- which the 4-H Council uses ing a combined 4-year deft: building closed. Several 4-H leaders. tended by some 40 persons, for these meetings.” cit of $10,040.85. audience members said the “You haven’t settled one was set early. “You don’t start a meeting Leaders maintain the hall Colemans are considering single thing tonight,” former Council President Rose like that,” Taggett said dur- should be opened because it taking the matter to small council president Gene Buckmaster announced ing the open discussion pe- is needed for club meetings, claims -court and seeking Taggett said during an open video and audiotaping riod. “It caused hostility as well as dormitory space payment for reprinting and discussion period at the 2 1/ wasn’t allowed unless ar- right from the beginning.” during the fair. Hale’s report mailing the invitations, and 4-hour meeting’s end. rangements were made pre- After discussing last indicated only 25 official for renting another hall. “We need to get off of this viously. While audience month’s minutes and vari- club meetings in 3 years According to an inspection thing and start worrying members complied, repre- ous committee reports, the took place in Wilbur Hall, report from the Tuscola about the 4-H kids, not the sentatives from radio station council addressed the although Tuscola County’s County Department of Pub- adults,” he added, drawing WKYO, AM’ 1360, and Wilbur Hall issue. 4-H program has 249 leaders Please turn to back page. 125th birthday Committees plan celebration Cass City’s combined Merchant and Connie groups during the festival. stration that afternoon. Sat- Iwankovitsch, publicity Fourth of July festival and Iwankovitsch visited stu- Among them are organiza- urday evening the public is committee chairperson, 125th birthday celebration dents in grades one through tions from Saginaw, Bay invited to tour the camps to asked students to draw pro- is more than 5 weeks away, 4 at Campbell Elementary City, the Detroit area, Lud- hear period music and see motional posters for the out organizers already are School May 8 and 15. Mer- ington, as well as the 17th how Civil War soldiers special weekend event. A1- planning events and gcner- chant, dressed as a Union Ohio Light Infantry and the lived. though the best posters will ating interest for the week- soldier, talked with the chil- 5th Texas Confederate In- The highlight of the week- win ffee Fourth of July/ end-long event. dren about the Civil War. fantry, Merchant said. end is a battle reenactment 125th birthday T-shirts, Iwankovitsch said all entries Settlers started developing Five years ago, Merchant About 100 people are ex- in the park, complete with CIVIL WAR REENACTOR Joe Merchant visited Campbell pected to participate, he will be displayed in Cass Cass City around 1865, the joined a Civil War reenact- cannons, cavalry, horses, Elementary School last week to promote Cass City%Fourth ment group - - the 5th Michi- noted. confederate and union in- City and throughout the year the Civil War ended, Thumb area. and festival officials de- gan Volunteer Infantry - - to After setting up camp fantrymen, Merchant said. of July festival and 125th birthday celebration, slated for further his interest in study- somewhere north of the Persons interested in work- cided to tie the 2 historical ing on the event are invited June 30 and July 1. Above, Merchant displays clothing and everutstclgether by using a ing that war. swimming pool, Merchant During the battle, soldiers will to attend an organizational Tivil !Var era theme for the The 5th Michigan Volun- said, the groups march will use blank charges in equipment from his war memorabilia collection to Jeanie teer Infantry will host sev- in the parade June 30 and their guns, he assured the meeting set for 7 p,m. Tues- city’s birth1 ;celebration. day at the Charmont. McGee’s second grade class. Festival organizers Joe eral other reenactment conduct an artillery demon- students. PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1990 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN Micklash, Sweeney Cass City Personal Items receive scholarships J Cas City High School Sweeney is the daughter of Audrey Katzenberger Phone 872-3049 seniors Jane1 Sweeney and Edward and Janet Sweeney. Kenneth Micklash have She plans to attend Michi- been selected to receive gan State University tostudy Mrs. Helen Lorentzen of Jodi Ballone of Norway, Sunday dinner guests of The Golden Rule Class of Walbro Corporation Schol- to become a probation offi- Cass City and Ann Marie Mich., was elected prom Mr. and Mrs. Charles Salem U.M. Church met arsh ips, cer. Lorentzen of Saginaw weht queen this year at the Nor- Hartwick were Mr. and Thursday evening for their Micklash, the son of Ken- to Clio Saturday. They ac- way High School. She is a Mrs. George Fisher Sr., monthly potluck meeting. neth and Theresa Micklash, companied Mr. and Mrs. great-granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice A business meeting fol- Salem church will attend the University of Rick Lorentzen and son Mary Vargo of Cass City. Taylor and Mr. and Mrs. lowed with Don Greenleaf Michigan to study Aero- Danny to Detroit Metro Air- She is a junior. Her parents John Shagena, Joel and with devotions. Mrs. Laura port where they picked up are Jim Ballone of Norway Mary. The group celeb- Ball had the entertainment. honors grads space Engineering. and JoEllen Mosca of Twenty members were pre- The Walbro Corporation their adopted son, Thomas rated Mary’s graduation. Andrew. He is 4 1/2 months Bridgeview, 111. sent. A breakfast was held Sun- Scholarship was established old and weighs 14 14 Doris Peck of Flint vis- -in 1964 to assist Cass City A Friday afternoon caller day morning at Salem pounds. Mrs. Lorentzen re- Mr- and Mrs- Jim Bishop ited her aunt, Mrs. Theda of Mr. and Mrs. Stanley High School graduates in Of United Methodist Church in turned home Wednesday. and Becki Big Rapids Seegel’, Friday and Satur- Morell was Mrs. Reva Mr. and Mrs. Chester Muntz swnt Mother’s Dav with his rlg17 honor of senior graduates, their pursuit of college and Silver of Ubly. Luanne Robinson of Car0 university programs. and Jason Jezewski, Randy Missionary Muntzes celebrate Johnson and Jim Finkbeiner Mother’s Day Clement of Portland, and Mrs. Lyle Wheeler, from Cass City High School. Maine. He also visited Mr. Mr. and Mrs. James Mrs. Gary Lambert, Brett addresses WMF Sting and daughter Darlene .. Dkng the morning wor- observed at and Mrs. Leo Ware. and Joshua of Fenton and golden anniversary of Columbus, Ind., and Mrs. Betsy Krupansky of Forty-five ladies and girls ship service, Ron Sherman daughter Michelle of St. Y psilan t i. attended a potluck supper presented gifts to the gradu- meal site Wednesday supper childrenThe children of Mr. and and grand- Mrs. whereemployee she of worked Walbro for COT, 27 - guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Louis, Mo., spent a few featuring African and ates, Ware were Mr. and Mrs. dafi with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley American foods at the May 7 ’ Chester V. Muntz of Cass Yeas. The breakfast was put on Mother’s Day was ob- Earl Myre of California, James MacTavish. They Morell of Cass City, Mrs. meeting of the Women’s Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith of were here due to the death Daisy Hodges of Caro, Mrs. Missionary Fellowship of City hosted an open house by Connie Schwaderer, served at the Cass City meal of James Sting’s mother, site Wednesday, May 16. A Troy, and Mr. and Mrs. Phyliss Walters of Smiths First Baptist Church, Sunday at the Masonic Ellen S toutenburg and Clara Mrs. Ottomar Sting. Temple in Cass City in AAUW airs Gaffney. flower was given each lady Stanley McArthur of Cass ‘Creek and Mrs. Harold Table decorations in- City. Priehs of Yale met Wednes- cluded miniature palm trees honor of the couple’s-50th

and poems were read by Attending the + Vassar day at the Sandusky Medi- Doris Hurd and Isabelle and nut cups resembling wedding anniversary. meeting Ladies Auxiliary VFW Dis- cal Center and visited De- Chester and Bessie (Craig) Seeley. trict 10 meeting and elec- nnis Morell. African huts. Winners of a drawing were Mr. and Mrs. James tion of officers Sunday from The program, entitled “An Muntz were married May The Cass City branch of the 1 Smith of Caro visited Mrs. Cass City mst 3644 were Be- Evening in Togo”, featured 25,1940, at the bride’s home Barbara Sexton, Grace Celia Smith Monday. Mrs. Mary Kirton had as American Association of; Nemeth and Clarence Cox. renice Sowden, Elfrieda Martha Anderson as in Elkton. .Englehart, Marie Randall, belated Mother’s Day Sun- They have 2 daughters, University Women met May Group singing with Phyllis Mr. and Mrs. Clark day guests, her daughter speaker. Mrs. Anderson, 15, with 16 members and 3 Maggie Weippert and Pat- who plans to return to Togo Mrs. Jerry (Connie) Vande- Cox at the piano was en- Seeley and Ann Stepka ricia Brooks. and husband, Mr. and Mrs. mark of Deford and Mis. guests present, joyed. Grace Nemeth made William Jones, and their with her husband and 3 chil- spent Mother’s Day in Port John (Judy) Knoph of Glad- It was announced that the special cake for the occa- Huron as guests of Mr. and daughter, Mrs. Sherry1 dren this summer, showed Mr. and Mrs. George Maxwell, Monica and Jes- slides of her work and shared win; 4 grandchildren and 4 Linda Derfiny will be in*. sion. Mrs. Robert Hall Sr. and Fisher attended the charge of the AAUW Paint- : Margaret Ann. Also dinner Sr. sica of Livonia. Also great- her experiences as a mis- great-grandchildren. The monthly birthday din- breakfast at Salem U.M. Inforchildren,whichwillbe , ner will held Friday. guests were Mr. and Mrs. granddaughter, Danille sionary, teacher, wife and Chester is a fogner post- be Church in honor of their Jones of Southfield, joined held at the park Saturday, : There will not a meeting Robert Hall Jr. and baby grandson, Jim Finkbeiner. mother on the field as well as master of the Cass City Post be them. June 30, from 2-4. < Monday (Memorial Day). Ann Marie and Mr. and on furlough. Office, where he worked for Mrs. John Hall, John- Jr. more than 37 years before United Way funds have , Special music was pre- been received and plans are and Kevin. MOg’8 PeQ sentedmby Ellen Beach and retiring. Bessie is a former Scouts seek Shirley Shaw. underway to sponsor RIF, rv Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smith Youth Theater and a Math/ ~ .Y:d -L and daughter Kelly of Marriage Licenses Todd on Delta Science program for the Select irom our most popular volunteers Lapeer visited his mother, upcoming school year. styles, Atlas, Apollo, Athena Mrs. Celia Smith, and Outgoing President Matthew Smith Sunday. Norman Lerey Bissell honors list Bar- or Laurel, with hudreds of The Mitten Bay Girl Scout Jr., Vassar, and Kay Elaine bara Kosal was asked to se- mascots and activity designs. Council is seeking volun- The Singles Club will West, Millington. lect a book to be purchased ‘ It’s your choice from A. teers to participate in a Fo- Richard Edward More than 580 Delta Col- in her honor for the Rawson ‘ Johns, Ltdl meet Sunday at the Char- cus Group meeting set for mont at 5:30 p.m. Hewgley Jr. and Brenda lege students, including Memorial Library. May 30. ‘, \ by Mclva E. Cuinthcr Bernice Hessler, both of Robert L. Todd of Cass City, Hostesses for the evening Akron. were recently named to the were Linda Derfiny, Bar- The meeting will be held in Kenneth Donald Dunton school’s honor list for the bara Kirn and Michelle Bid- REGULAR Hills and Dales It was bound to happen. swampy area c. military s99.95 Tuscola County from 7 to 9 Sr. and Judith Kay Baker, winter 1990 semester. dinger. p.m. General Hospital Somebody marketed the strategy for fortifying an both of Caro. game we called “The Dic- outpost d, act of removing Wilfred Harrison Geesey, Following the business THIS OFFER EXRRESMAY 31, IOOO The purpose of the Focus tionary Game”, and is mak- the fences on a section of Millington; and Judith May To be eligible, students meeting, Don Mittay from Group meeting will be to PATIENTS LISTED MON- must carry at least 12 credits the Detroit Free Press gave a . Diamonds, CZ‘s and Full Names DAY, MAY 21, WERE: ing a fortune by using cards land Vollmar, Caro. are available for an exIra charge. gather information from instead of scrap paper, and 7. SUDORIFOROUS- a. Jeffrey Martin Bradley and maintain a 3.5 grade presentation on newspaper ; participants on their volun- Yvonne Burleson, Gino putting it in a colorful box. effervescent b. secreting and Janice Yvonne Far- point average. operations. teer activities. Interested Carillo, Dale Damm, sweat c. pertaining to the num, both of Reese. groups or individuals be- Joseph Milazzo, Gladys This is ow version. Your chemical reaction used in Michael Patrick Gray tween the ages of 18 and 44 Morgan, Cass City; challenge is to choose the fermenting beer d, having a and Maryon Ruth Wilkin- can contact Willie McK- Karen Swartzendruber, correct definition from mildly unpleasant odor son, both of Fairgrove. PHOTO PROGRAM McCONKEY ether at the Mitten Bay Girl Elkton ; Robert Gerald Koeltzow among theother 3, whichare 8, JUBA- a. Mesopotamian and Carrie Linn Gifford, JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOF Scout Council Office at 754- Betty Slater, Caro; balderdash, (Thanks to the 11.1 EVERYDAY LOW PRICESI=-- Stanley Lesoski, god of music b. tropical root both of Millington. 3hone 872-3025 Cass City 652 1 or 1-800-968- 1185 for Gyinther kids, Mark and from which an extract is David Allen Franz and 4” Premium Prints Gagetown * Wnglm additional information. Sandy, who supplied imagi- ac- Brenda Lee Clinesmith, derived c. lively dance 12 EXP. Roll . . , . . 3-84 native alternate definitions.) companied by rhythmic both of Vassar. . s hand clapping d. African Gary Matthew Woloszyk 15 Exp. Roll ...... $ 5-24 1. TAPETUM- a. miniature rubber tree and Laura Jean Sebald, 24Exp. Roll...... s 7.44 both of Reese. tapestry b. collective term 9. MOLAL- a. dark cavern 36 EXP. Roll ...... $ 10.59 addressing all the drapes and where Indians buried dead Richard Fredrick Sohn curtains in a royal building and Nancy Ann Roberts, leaders b. pertaining to both ‘of Caro. c, layers of membrane d. gram-molecular weight c. Donald Mark Rutkowski, device to restrain animals dental term dealing with Vassar, and Mary Beth LUS DOUBLE WEDNESDAYS while training molar teeth d. burrowing Brown, Reese. ,& Specialty Breads 2. EPIGEOUS- a. pertaining 10. HALBERDIER- a. one William Jack Randall TP- to a phase of digestion b. who fashions trimmings for and Margaret Elizabeth 2nd SET OF COLOR PRINTS FREE! Steak Buns from or having to do with the hats b. one who designs Greer, both of Caro. Every Wednesday receive a second set of color prints skin c. foundeverywhere d. doorknobs c. cowboy hat d. Gerald Lee Gilmore and absolutely FREE! Applies to W2” standard prints. Hamburg Buns growing close to the ground a guard armed with a halberd Beverly Ann Maxson, both 3. EPIDOTE-a. a mineral b. 11.PRECISIAN-a.onewho of Kingston. Hot Dog Buns the first or best-phrased John Michael Oliver and adheres strictly to the rules Joy Ann McMann, both of Dinner Rolls adage conveying a particu- b. an alternative to precision ONE DAYF’2iEiZGFREE Millington. 1 lar truth or concept c. short c, accuracy d. witch doctor James David Au- On roll developing and printing from 35mm, Disc, 1 10 or 126 historical story d. story or 12. DEVOIR- a. French gsburger and Stacy Lynn color print film (C-41 process only). Excludes major holidays. recollection told at a funeral military hero b. eat rav- Glynn, both of Vassar. SOMMERS’ BAKERY about an incident in the life enously c. one who deviates Thomas Earl Bradley, See stma for de?allr of the deceased from the established rules of Millington, and Jennifer Congratulates Sue Papp 4. RAPPEE- a. a mountain propriety d. act of respect Lynn Stafford, Vassar, WE’RE BACKED BY KODAK’S SEAL Of EXCELEWCI climber b. black music, in 13. 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1 J Ollie North, convicted the-president photos to upon a plaque of high qual- felon and hired gun, was in hang one in every room in ity, style, appearance and town recently to stand be- your home? workmanship.” side Clark Durant, Republi- Wherp’s the prestige in a To avoid the cost of a law- can candidate for the U.S. paid-for relationship? suit, the trustees agreed. A Senate. North’s appear- Where’s the glory? What is testimonial dinner was aroundance fee $W,OOO. is reportedly there to be proud of? Isn’t held, Wilson attended, it a lot like bragging about mingled, and accepted a What’s the matter, how much love you bought high-quality plaque. With a couldn’t Durant afford from a hooker? straight face. John Poindexter? He’s a Around 10 years ago, Dr. bigger liar than North. Reginald Wilson was fired How could Wilson do that? Was he actually I Forget Ronald Reagan. as president of Wayne proudattention to hebe demanded?the center of ********** He charged $2 million to go County Community Col- to Japan, an exotic locale lege, allegedly for doing a so popular with tourists lousy job. Wilson Without a gun-to-head Larry Robinson, Cass City High School girls’ track coach, that many Americans threatened to sue for $9 threat, there would have had mixed emotions as teams competed in the Thumb B would charge only $1.98 to million unless the college beenhosted no by testimonial the college, dinner no Association meet at Caro. His daughter competes for the visit there. hrdonly knows agreed to several stipula- plaque of praise. Car0 High School team. how much it would cost to tions, 2 of which I couldn’t Luanne Robinson did quite well, too, and was named lure Reagan to rusty old De- believe. Maybe I’m dense. Without a $5,000 pay- athlete of the meet among the girls. troit, home of the world’s Wilson insisted the school ment, there would be no most dangerous potholes. honor him at a public tes- photo with the president. ***+****** Durant has declined to re- timonial event and that Without an estimated veal the exact amount of “part of the honorarium $25,000 payment, there North’s fee, but “it’s worth shall be in the form of a would be no Ollie North It’s for sure that the burglary alarms in Cass City it for what we’re getting resolution of WCCC’s Board campaigning here for Clark work ...and work and work. Latest last week was the one at from him,” he told a repor- of Trustees, the contents of Durant. Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge,which sounded a false Board’s ter. Durant meant North which shall be inscribed So what’s to brag about?- siren alarm. WELCOME, FIRST LADY Janet Blanchard, wife of Gov. will draw big crowds - and That happens frquently, say business people who have - big bucks - to Durant fund- the alarm, and no one has been able to figure out why they James J. Blanchard, greets village President L.E. Althaver raisers in Dearborn tonight kicked off. and 5 other Michigan cities DON AT (above) during a brief visit to Cass City Friday. Blanchard, Saturday. People wil pay ***+**+*** as much as $100 per couple who made a’ number of stops in the Thumb last week to just to look at North in the REVIVE SAYSm.mm present Neighborhood Builders Alliance grants, accepted a flesh. With Dupont’s new Stain Master series Will the real Dolores Mathewson please stand up? Last I guess I can understand week the Chronicle incor- luncheon invitation from Betty Laurie, Cass City. During her that. When I was a little boy Zarpeting on the market, Dupont is kens- rectly identified the bowler in Port Huron, 2 bank rob- ng carpet cleaners if classes are attended of the year at Charmont visit, she discussed rural concerns with local government, bers were shot dead by Lanes. We had the winner business, chamber of commerce and other officials. police and put on public dis- md test’s passed. Do not be fooled by identified as Elaine Romain play in an undertaker’s Imitators or other companies advertising when the real winner was basement. People didn’t shemicals other than Masterseries. All Mathewson. Note the right pay cash to look at the Saturday in Cass City bodies - this was during the icensed applicators carry an I.D. name and the right picture Great Depression, after all here. - but they did wait in line call 1-800-4-Dupontfor companies in your area Dolores Mathewson €orhours just for the excite- ********** Area man hurt in crash ment of passing so close to Dupont only warrants Masterseries chemicals. 2 actual criminals whose Because of the Memorial Day holiday Monday, the A Cass City man was hurt other vehicle at the intersec- was treated and then re- exploits had been reported Chronicle will be published a day later than usual, on in a 2-vehicle accident Sat- tion of Leach and Third in newspapers and on the due its Wednesday instead Tuesday. All deadlines remain leased. to late arrival. of urday morning in Cass City. streets. According to reports, radio. unchanged and the office will be closed for the holiday. Cass City police said Mat- He was transportedby Cass Smith was westbound on However, I have trouble Your usual good cooperation is appreciated. thew B. 28, 6634 City-Mercy Ambulance understanding Durant’s at- Smith, Third Street at about 7:45 titude. He seems proud that Third St., was injured when personnel to Hills and Dales a.m. when a northbound Ollie North is coming all his vehicle was hit by General Hospital, where he = - an- vehicle, driven by Raymond the way from his REVIVE 872-3471 The Weather I F. Grider, 6445 Garfield Washington area home to Ave., Cass City, failed to participate in the Durant High Low Prcclp. The yield and struck Smith’s campaign. But would North Tuesday...... 62. ...,so,. ... .03” vehicle. come if he weren’t being I FREE I paid? If he really thinks Wednesday...... 68. ....54...... 25“ Grider, who stated he I Pepsi or Coke (2 liter) I Thursday...... 48 .... 46...... 83“ didn’t see the other vehicle Americans need Clark Dur- Wifh the purchase Friday...... 58 ....38 .....O H aim 2 cars ant in the Senate, why I I bcyause of .p;uked doe$n’t he say sd for free? of a &fUrdapOr~~”dHtWW~~%vd~...... *- .. ’ 56 ” ”” ‘40 .30” near the southeast comer of Goodness gracious, I’m I Sunday...... 48.. .. .do...... 28“ the intersection, was cited I LARGE Monday...... 58 ....38 .... ,O not saying Ollie will make I PIZZA I (Recordedat Csss City wastewater treatment plant.) Ne* by police, who reported both a speech for anyone who c drivers were wearing seat pays his price, but it’s The world lost a great en- look dead. belts at the time of the mis- surely something a candi- tertainer when Sammy I’m uncomfortable for a hap. date should think about be- couple ofreason. Grief to me fore bragging about sleep- Davis died last week. One of ing in the same bed as the things that was on the “to is intensely personal and I Tuckey on North. do” list was to see him if the want to fight it out alone or I also have trouble under- opportunity arose. It ap- with those very close. dean’s list standing people who pay peared toarrive when he was And if it’s a friend, let me cash to have their picture one of the performers in a remember him as he was, at WMU taken with a well-known POTATO $9 series of shows at the Fox. A with all the good times and person and then point proudly to the framed photo chance to see him in person. the not so good times stored A total of 1,401 students, His illness cancelled that. in a very special niche of as evidence of their impor- including one from Cass tance. When President The wake was a gala af- memory. City, are included the It’s sad that Sammy Davis on George Bush attended a fair, the way he wanted it. dean’s list for the winter fund-raiser in the Detroit I 24pk cuns I There were dancing and died when he had so much to semester at Western Michi- area last month, couples wine and partying. give, I’ll remember him as gan University. paid $5,000 to say cheese Miller, Miller Lite, There were a Baptist thle brilliant performer that The local student, Daniel beside him. One Republi- Miller Draft preacher and a Jewish rabbi he was, not as the disease- R, Tuckey, is majoring in can activist told a reporter I Genuine conducting joint services. ravaged man he became biomedical sciences. he’s had his picture taken Most of all there were before he died. with Bush “at least 50 $11.99 +deP To be eligible for the times. Each time it’s hordes of people, One face I wouldn’t think of going dean’s list, students must great .” in the crowd interviewed for to his funeral, but ’ will re- have compiled a minimum television reported that he member him as he was Great that the president .3.5 grade point average in at is such a good buddy, or had been standing in line every time one of the hun- least 14 hours of graded dreds of his songs comes great to be able to afford since 5 o’cloek that morn- class work. enough me-and-my-friend- ing. You had to get a VIP winging over the airwaves. pass to get in the door. That’s not an unusual sce- nario when a famous person dies. Why do they do it? Is it a ghoulish wish to be part of

I thescene? Certainly it’s not because of any personal interest. Most of these gawkers are perfect strangers. The man on TV said that he wasn’t going to miss it. Like it was a Broadway opening. There has to be a personal satisfaction in all of this and a little self-hypnosis. I’m TODAY sure the shrinks would have ORDER a name for it. It’s like the teenagers that Large Selection of swoon when they touch the 1 latest sex symbol. It’s not COLORED BEAN SEED new. Did you know that in the ‘40’s the kids swooned SOYBEAN SEED when Sinatra warbled? It’s always been a convic- NAVY BEAN SEED tion that the only possible ... valid reason for wakes or special memorial services is for the loved ones left be- hind. A group of friends paying last respects so that the loss would be a little easier to bear: Thcre’s an admiration for BERGER & those rare persons who in- stinctively do and say the right things. Just like there is COMPANY a repugnance when some- one says things that make Phone 5 17-872-217 1 me uncomfortable, such as 6210 Main St. Cass City he or she looks so lifelike, when to me they obviously PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN d

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LOCAL ARTIST Lucille Lounsbury proudly displays her MARILYN BIEFER, local watercolor first oil painting. The 76-year-old Cass City resident has artist, is shown working on her latest painted since 1986. painting in the basement studio of the home she shares with husband, RUSS, and son, Aaron, 13. Drug agents ENDWHURSDAY ‘7:30ONLY Thursday is “Bargain Nite” seize pot, ‘ ACADEMY WINNER “‘BESTPICTURE” ENDS THURS.-”I LOVE YOU TO DEATH” “DRIVING MISS DAISY” AMERICA’S FAVORITE ~ .~ STARTS FRIDAY (ONE FULL WEEK) SEE IT NOW! All Evenings (Except Sat.) 7:30 LIMITED ENGAGEMENT Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 STARTS FRIDAY CHILDREN $1.50 TEEN & ADULTS $3.00 intercepted 30 pounds of high grade marijuana being CASS CITY HIGH School senior Dave Coe (above) has been Hey Dude, This Is No Cartoon! delivered to the Thumb area from San Antonio, Texas, named this year’s winner of the Ferguson award. Senior last Wednesday afternoon, band members vote on the winner of the award, given She walked off the street, A spokeswoman for the Thumb Narcotics Unit said annually since 1959 in honor of Cass City band supporter and stole his heart. officers seized the mari- juana, valued at $72,000, Harold Ferguson. Coe, who received recognition at the and a 1989 Ford station spring concert May 8, will attend Alma College in the fall on wagon in Oakland County. Three suspects were ar- a music and academic scholarship. rested and lodged pending arraignment in Oakland County on charges of con- 6 area residents on president’s list ~ “THE MOST POPULAR HEROES THIS SIDE OF THE BATCAVE!” spiracy to deliver marijuana Saginaw Valley State Uni- esa Hurley, Scott A. Mellen- Students named to the Fn., Sat. 725-9:40 Sun. 300-535-725Mon. thru Thus 7:30 LEAN, GREENAND ON THE SCREEN. and possession of marijuana versity officials recently dorf and Susan B. Schott,all president’s list are recog- with intent to deliver. named 199 students, includ- of Cass City; Barbara A. nized for maintaining a 4.0 COMING “THE GUARDIAN” E mm IPGI- wm The case remains under It OldmnnNWl UCCl--.-Im--a myl--rll,.s-II NEW LINE CINEM ing 6 area residents, to the Skiles of Deford, Janice L. grade point average while investigation, the spokks- school’s president’s list for Cummins of Gagetown and carrying 12 or more credit JUNE 15 “DICK TRqCY SOON: “PRETTY WOMAN” woman said. the winter 1990 semester. Tracy A. Czewski of Ubly. hours during the semester. The area students are Ther- I 4 + Junior high awards program set

The second annual Cass lunel, 7 p.m. City Junior High evening June 2, 7 p.m. awards and honors prog- ”something ram, sponsored by the Stu- dent Council and staff, will Like A ’Escapade’ be held May 31 at 7:30 p.m. Fairy TaCe” in the gym. Nearly 90 students will be and recognized for outstanding All Brother Master Masons, whom death has taken from achievements~ Students, parents and the public are us: Having completed the designs writtcn for Him on lifes ’%capaden hckets on sal: invited to attend., now at the Sally trestle board, and has answered the Summons of his God, Doerr Dance and has preceded us into the everlasting joy of refreshment Featuring both Studio 20 attend of the Celestial City. nights after The Sally Doerr 3 p.m. Judson Berean Mon. - Fri. class meet “Lord, thou hast been our dwellkg yhce in all genu- ations. ” 2 Separate Shows The Judson Berean Class of First Baptist Church met at John Glenn High School, Bay City Thursday noon for its monthly potluck dinner, Twenty were present, Sign up now for a 6-week program starting June 14 President George Fisher Sr. TYLER LODGE 317 F&AM Offering: Adult - tap and jazz classes conducted the meeting. CASS CITY Also Kids’ Acrobatics The class planned a tour to East Tawas Tuesday. for more information call 872-5331or 872-2093 Veron Gingrich showed Summer Aerobics Tues. and Sat. 6:OO-7:00 a.m. pictures of the Spurgeon t Baptist Bible College in ? Florida. PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 23,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN ~...... ~~~:~~~~~~~.~.:*:*~~~~~:::~~~~:~~~~:~~:~:~~~~~:~~::~~~~~~~~~~...... ,...... *..*.*:...... ~~~~:.:.:*~*~~:r:.:~~~:*:.:.:.:.:.:.f::. Down Memory Lane

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Heparticipated in cross-country and track the Bachelor of Arts degree from Alma College at the a for 4 years. Bliss been has 78th annual commence- captain of the cross-country ment Saturday, 29. and teams, and has May track After graduation, he will be also believe been named to the all-con- working with the Peace @ Krista Ellen Grassmann Stacy Marie Enderle ference cross-country team corpsi; Bolivia. Scott Allen Parks @ during each of his 4 years at Vaied lctorian Class Flower: Class Colors: Salutatorian Cass city High School. 35 YEARS AGO Best Wishes Richard Harold Weisenbach Jr. Congratula tlons % The Cas River WCTU p) Thumb Natlonal Bank White Rose Flamingo Pink & Black t _ ____ Elsie and tieorgia ln- ompson. Ruth Dorman gave ter of Mr. and h&s. EGry a report and Harriet Ray1 led Sontag of Gagetown, has devotions. been awarded a 4-year 4-H’ The Cable-ettes took over scholarship to Michigan fust place in the Michigan State University. Women’s Bowling Tourna- Milford Robinson of ment by bowling a 3,294 Decker added to a long se- series. Team members are ries of championships Satur- Dorothy Sweeney, Lauri day when his polled Here- 8 ford was judged first in its Hugo, Florence Wither- spaon, Pat McIntosh, Pat class at the Saginaw show. Beecher and Randee Speirs. Airman Third Class Frank N. Salgat, son of Mr. and TEN YEARS AGO Mrs. Lawrence Salgat,’ Gagetown, arrived at Castle .- The Michigan Supreme AFB, Calif., for duty with- 8 Court will hear the appeal of the 93rd Air Base Group, Bryan David Abbe Graham Edward Besonen Ann Marie Carr Roy Andre Phillip Damm Ronnie Michael Errer Wendy Go Ferguson the Ow endale-Gagetown May 5. @ School District concerning Miss Anna M. MacRae, the key Gosh property daughter of Mr. and Mrs. transfer case. Kenneth MacFbe of Green- t A reception in the First leaf township, was selected Presbyterian Church honor- “nurse of the year for 1955” ing 2 members of the gradu- by her nursing associates in 8 Detroit. ating class followed the morning worship service Sunday, Honored were Joan Area residents ’: Peters and Scott Krueger. 4 Q Tuscola County followed a named to statewide trend Tuesday favoring George Bush over dean’s list 1 8 4 Ronald Reagan in Michigan’s presidential pri- Eleven area residents are I 6j mary. among486 studentsrecently Repair of the telephone named to the dean’s list at 3 Marla Beth Goslin Thomas Michael Halasz George Eugene Howey John Christopher Jaworsk;i Kevin Michael Koch Robert Anthony Levine line at Croft-Clara Lumber Saginaw>Xay&te Uni- . Wednesday morning set off versity for the winter 1990 the fm alarm, which auto- semester. 1 matically triggers the fEe They are Cass City resi- : hall siren. It happened at dents Frank L. Glaza, Ben- : 8:30 a.m. jamin C. Johnson, Rebecca : A. Johnson and Helen M. : Keyser, William L. Kappen 25 YEARS AGO of Gagetown, Kingston resi- dents Nicholas R. Colwell, ; A 35-inch, 10-pound pike Lynne J. Gilmore, Julie F. : was still flipping when Lis and Marcia R. ; “Abe” Karr pulled up in Sehwarck, Susan K. Salcido : front of the Chronicle office of Owendale and Snover : Saturday to show his catch. arealot. resident Cheryl A. Bil- Karr took the whopper somewhere on the north ‘ Each of the students earned branch of the Cass River, the recognition by maintain- Anne Margaret Miller C ‘hristopher Adam PavlicheCc Brent Thomas Reehl John Richard Rocheleau Brandy Jo Salcido just east of Cass City. ing a grade point average of ; Awards for outstanding between 3.4 and 3.99 while f work were presented to vari- carrying 12 or more credit : ous chapter members at the hours during the semester. annual spring banquet of the Cass City FFA held Tuesday at Cass City High School. Mark Battel received the livestock award. The crops BUSINESS CARDS award was presented to Available 1-Color Chuck Venema, while rec- or 2-Color ognition for outstanding The Chronicle dairy projects went to I 8 Cass Citv I John Steven Sobczak Chad Michael Stirrett Bradley James Susalla Dale Allen Tabar Tena Marie Thorp Angela Marie Winchester - 3 Success and best wishes to all of you from 4 IGA @ Foodliner George’s Bar @ Mr. Kelly’s Market % Agri Sales, Colling Petrolane Gas Service Nel’s Kitchen Agri Sales, Gagetown Berger & Co., Owendale Janssen’s Party Store H Cash Prizes of $5, $10, $50, First of America 8 $100, or $500 8 Trips to Disney World, The Mid-Michigan N.A. Super Bowl or The World Series BACCALAUREATE B Sunday, May 20,1990 Invocation...... Chad Michael Stirrett 4 ...... Krista Ellen Grassmann Processional...... Owendale-Gagetown High School Band Valedictory. Presentation of Awards...... Mr. Manuel Thies Hymn...... “Amazing Grace” Salutatory...... Stacy Marie Enderle Invocation...... Brandy Jo Salcido ...... Mr. Manuel Thies Class of 1990 Presentation of Awards. Musical Selection...... Owendale-Gagetown High S.chool Band Responsive Reading...... Marla Beth Goslin Class of 1990 Introduction of Speaker...... Mr. Harley B. Kirby Scripture...... Tena Marie Thorp Superintendent of Schools Class of 1990 Commencement Address...... Ken Jensen 12-PACK Hospital Administrator CANS Apostles’ Creed...... Leader: Stacy Marie Enderle Slide Presentation...... The Graduating Class of 1990 Special cans of Class of 1990 withCoca-Cola a prize classic vial Presentation of Class of 1990 Announcement of Scholarships.. .. Mr. Ronald D’Aoust, Principal release when top Presentation of Diplomas. Mary Ann Abbe, Secretary IS popped Presbyterian Church, Cass City ...... Lord’s Prayer...... Krista Ellen Grassmann W i IHam Kretzschmer President 2 liter $109 Class of 1990 School Song...... Owendale-Gagetown Hymn.. “Onward Christ ...... Benediction...... Benediction...... Angela Mari Recessional...... Owendale-Gagetown MagiCans are Here CASS CITY,MICHIGAN CASS CITYCHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY. MAY 23, i99a PAGE SEVEN Memorial Dav Annual observances slated in Cass City, area townships Buckle up when Residents in Cass City, done since 1959, local histo- Willard Dodson, minister Flags display. honor of Novesta war veter- A color guard, the Owen- Grant, Elkland and Novesta rian Jack Esau will serve as of the Bad Axe Church of Five years ago the post ans. Novesta Church of dale-Cagetown High you get in ‘mycar townships will continue a the parade’s master of cere- Christ, will speak near the received 6 casket flags do- Christ will hold its annual School band, and a com- Memorial Day tradition monies, cemetery chapel at 13 a.m. nated by the families of Memorial Day service at 2 bined choir from Gagetown Traffic accidents are the primary killers of people between Monday by honoring com- Slated to participate in the Esau said VFW Post 3644 deceased area veterans, ac- p.m. on Monday. United Methodist, Owen- the ages of one and 44, according to the National Safety patriots killed in active serv- parade are members of Vet- invites all veterans and cur- cording to post Commander Those interested in donat- dale United Methodist, Council. In one year alone, 1988, more than 47,000people ing a flag in memory of an Gagetown Church of the nationwide died in or as a result of motor vehicle crashes. ice. erans of Foreign Wars Post rent service people to march Jim Wilson, who noted the ’ Cass City’s annual Memo- 3644, Cass City High with the VFW. The group VFW has since received area serviceman or woman Nazarene and the Owendale An average of 4 people rial Day Parade is scheduled School’s marching band, will meet at the Chemical more than 60 flags. can contact Wilson, Norman Reorganized Church of Je- die on Michigan roads for 10 a.m. Monday Girl Scouts and Brownies, Bank Service Center park- Gray, Frank McComb or sus Christ of Latter Day each day and 400 others starting Saints churches will partici- at the Chemical Bank Serv- Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts, ing lot Monday at 9:30 a.m. After morning ceremonies Jack Emu. are injured, accordihg to ice Center (formerly Cass girls’ and boys’ little league, Those with uniforms are in Elkland,WW members Grant Township’s Memo- pate. the Michigan State Po- City State Bank). The pa- bicyclers, Junior Wranglers, encouraged to wear them. will move about20 flags and rial Association has planned Geneva Richards, an elder lice. rade will move east on Main antique autos, Cass City’s For the Elkland Cemetery plaques to the veterans’ a 2 p,m. program Sunday at in the RLDS church, will To counteract these sta- Street to the Elkland Town- fire department and ambu- services the VFW will pro- memorial at the Novesta the Grant Township Cerne- give the Memorial Day ad- tistics, the Michigan ship Cemetery. As he has lance, clowns and others. vide its annual Avenue of Township Cemetery in tery near Owendale. dress. Coalition for Safety Belt Use is sponsoring a safety-belt promotion during the Memorial Professional and Business Races setfor 3 commission seats Day holiday. “Buckle Up America!’’ week, May 21-28, will try to DI RECTORY raise awareness of the safe ty-belt ’s benefits. 5 eve District 2 post Your neighbor, Jeanne Brinkman of Gagetown, knows the ACCOUNTANTS ’ PHYSIC~ANS disadvantages of driving while not buckled up. As a former nurse at Hills and Dales General Hospital, Brinkman said, As expected, last week’s McLane in the Republican KOYLTON RACES supervisor and clerk, re- “I’ve seen the after-effects of not wearing a safety-belt.” Anknon, fUCk8y Dr. Jeffrey Crowley spectively, in Columbia “So many lives were lost needlessly when they could’ve Bsmhardt & co., P.C. filing deadline for nominat- Primary Aug. 7. Chiropractor ing petitions set the stage for The winner will face Competition for a clerk and Township. taken half a second to buckle up,” she remarked. CemW h#&Asuunrants About 4 years ago, Brinkman was thankful that her sister’s Gary m,CPA - 673-3131 5986 E. Cass City Rd. a hotly contested Aug. 7 Democrat Ronald W.Harris trustee’s seat in Koylton Aobert TWy.CPA - 872-3730 Cass City (M-81) primary race for the District in the General Election. Township are among other family had taken a few seconds to fasten their seat belts Jeny Bemhardt, CPA - 673-3137 before driving through a seemingly low traffic area. As they Phone 872-4241 2 Tuscola County Board of area races. Gagetown 715 E. Frank St.. Caro. MI Commissioners seat. Ais0 in November, incum- drove along, a car ran a stop sign, hit the family’s compact and bent Vassar Democrat Republicans James Borek car broadside and flipped it over. 6261 Church St. Harold T. Donahue Five Cass City area resi- Women’s Cass City, MI Robert Russell, District 6, and Mary Brief will vie in Police responding to the accident said the family survived p1KHn M.D., A.A.F.P. dents-3 Republicans and 2 8724888 faces a challenge from Re- August for the clerk’s post. the crash only because they were wearing safety-belts, 4674 Hill Street Democrats-filed petitions Club meets by the 4 p.m. May 15 dead- publican Nancy J. Bittner. The office has been held by Brinkman noted. --”-_-~ Cass City Even before her sister’s accident and especially since, COUNSELING 872-2323 line. Brinkman said she makes sure her family - - husband, Jim, hours weekdays The candidates are: The Gagetown Women’s except Thursday Study Club met May 7 at the and their 2 children, Austin, 1I, and Anthony, 8 - - wear Do YOU HAVE A *Republican Jack Brink- man, 57, a farmer and long- 35 years of service to the home of Elma Miklovich. safety-belts in the car. DRINKING PROBLEM? Commissioners running Cohostess was Gladys Lau- “That’s just one of the rules, that you buckle up when you ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Or. J. Geissinger time Owen-Gage Board of township. unopposed are &on Re- , AND Chiropractor rie. get in the car with me,” she said. AL-ANON Education Treasurer. publican Terry Houthoofd, Three candidates are Every Friday Evening -8:W p.m. *Democrat Mary Lou seek- Present were 9 members “Safety may sound corny to some people,” she added, “but Good Shepherd Lutheran Church District 1 (Wisner, Akron, ing the trustee spot. They save Mon., Tues., Thurs., Fri. Burns, 41, a paralegal and and 2 guests, Johanna when you see how it can your family, it isn’t so corny.” ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS 9-12 a.m. and 2-6 p.m. Columbia, Almer and are Democrat Elizabeth Tuesday Evdnge 8:OO p.m. registered nurse employed Miklovich and guest St Panxabw Parish Hall Bassment Ellington townships), Vas- Baggleman and Republi- Sat. 9-12 a.m. for 18 years at Dr. H.T. speaker Charlene Mellen- Cass Clty 21 N. Almer, Caro, Mich. sar Republicar) Arnold cans Douglas Kramer and dorf of Cass’City. Across from IGA store Donahue’s office, Krumnauer, District 3 Russell Mayer. *Democrat Richard Erla, Mellendorf spoke and GRADUATION DENTISTS (Gilford, Fairgrove, Den- showed slides of her stay this Phone Caro 673-4464 65, retired part-owner of mark and Juniata town- Other candidates seeking Erla’s Food Center and past year in the Philippipes ships), Car0 Democrat township office are Republi- as a Rotary exchange stu- Packing Co. Norma J. Bates, District 4 can Elaine Seibel, who is *Republican Edward dent. She displayed many Richard A. Hall, D.O. C. (Indianfields and Wells seeking the office of clerk in bB Comprehensive OrHmdontics Scollon, 54, a veterinarian Philippine gifts and pre- ,CAKES Osteopafhic Physician townships), and Millington Elmwood Township, and 6240 Hill, Cass City and long-time Cass City sented the group with an I 4674 Hill St. Democrat William A. Republicans Edward Span- interesting and informative Board of Education presi- Cass City, Michigan Worth, District 7 (Arbela nagel and Janice Vogel, who talk. I Phone872-3870 I 872-4446 dent. and Millington townships). are running for the offices of for the specid 0th- 872-4725 H- 012-4162 *Republican Roy J. Also, the group made plans Tuckey, 49, an Elkland for its annual rummage sale, HEALTH CARE - set for June 4 to 9 in ‘4 LT* ‘. 6 Township Board trustee Graduate Hoon K. Jeung, M.D. who is self-employed as a Gagetown. A bake sale will d IMMEDIATE Surgeon farmer and works part-time be held the last day. .-I Any School Color NON-EMERGENCY for the Agricultural Stabili- 4 seek district The June meeting will be HEALTH CARE Specialist in Stomach zation and Conservation June 12. The group will have and Bowel Problems lunch at the Garfield Inn in + Any Theme $25 fee Service. Including physician’s fee Port Austin and clinic room. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily The District 2 seat, which (Basketball,Football, C&I Basis. we will give court judgeship and Saturday - 9 to 12 noon represents Elmwood, # you a statement. Closed Thursday Elections in Lansing was 4 No Appointment Usually Elkland, Novesta and King- A total of 4 candidates will Necessary ston townships, was vacated battle in the August primary p.m. May 15. Peters 6:00-8:30 p.m. Fridays 6230 Hospital Drive earlier this spring by Kim D. election for theright to run in Prior to his appointment, 2:30-8:30 p,m. Saturdays Cass City, MI 48726 Glaspie, 34, maintained a 1o:OO rr.m.-8:30 p.m. Sunday Glaspie, who resigned to November for the Tuscola honored SOMMERS & HILLS AND DALES Phone 8724611 accept appointment by Gov. County District Court private law practice in Cass HOSPITAL Home 072-31 38 James J. Blanchard as the judgeship now held by Kim City, where he resides. He atFSU . Bakery Restaurant county’s district court D. Glaspie. has been an attorney for Phone nearly 10 years. Dr. E. Paul Lockwood judge. Seeking the office and 6- Nearly 500 students, in- 872-3577 Cass City Chiror)ractic Physician Appointed as Glaspie’s year term are Glaspie, who Bishop, 40, of Vassar, has cluding one from Cass City, replacement on the board was appointed to the post in practiced law in Tuscola were recently honored dur- THUMB AREA Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. was former long-time March by Gov. James J. County for 7 years. He is a ing an academic honors HOME CARE AGENCY 9-12 only county clerk Elsie Hicks, Blanchard following the re- Vassar resident. convocation at Ferris State Nursing, Physical, Occupational Phone 872-2765 Cas8 Deford, who is not seeking tirement of long-time dis- Burgess, 36, an attorney University, Big Rapids. & Speech Therapy City for Appointment with the law firm of Rans- Nurse Aides election to the post. trict Judge Richard F. Kern, , The local student is Patrick Medicare, Medicaid & Commission seat races and attorneys John Bishop, ford, Crews & Burgess, A. Peters, son of Anton and Blue Cross Certified also are set in districts 5 and Duane Burgess and David P.C., has been in private Marilyn Peters, Cass City. Your locally owned, prrvare, Beatrlz G. Martin, M.D. 6. G. Myers. practice in Car0 since 1979. To qualify for recognition, nonprofit, full service Internal Medicine Home Care Agency In District 5, which con- Each of the candidates Myers, 38, has been in pri- students must achieve a (517),674-8746 ‘ sists of Fremont, Dayton, filed nominating petitions to vate practice in Caro, where grade point average of at Others Get Quick Results With The 4672 Hill St. he resides, for 6 years and 1: l(800 35&4749 Koylton and Watertown be placed on the Aug. 7 non- least 3.6 on a4.O scale for the Chronicle’s Classified Ads- . - Cass City, MI townships, incumbent Mi- partisan primary ballot. The worked in the Tuscola spring, fall and winter quar- Phone 872-4331 You Will Too! INSURANCE chael Green, Mayville, is deadline to file with the County F’rosecutor’s office ters while carrying a mini- I I king challenged by Don Michigan Department of for 5 years. mum 12 credit hours. OFFICE HOURS: Axn Withef8poon Mon.-Fri. 8 a.m.4pm. New England Lde 5 NEL Growth Fund Saturday 8 a.m.-noon NEL Equrty Fund NEL Income Fund Accepting Patients Money Market %neS New Phone 872-2321

N. Y. Yun, M.D. Physician & Surgeon Office Hours: Lynwood & Jeanette LaPeer, LaPeer Lawn Service, shown with Keith Pobanz, general manager, taking delivery of Michigan’s first 4x4 Dr. David Batzer Mom-Fri. - 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ”Lil Red Dakota Express”. Lynwood will add this classic to his fleet of Chrysler units making him one of our most loyal Mopar owners! Optometrist Thurs. - 9 am. to 12 pm. Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 6232 Horpjtal Drive 4624 Hill St. Cam city . Cass City Onlce 8724733 mice Harm: Res. 872-4257 Mon.-Fri., 9:OO-4 :30 I ._ VETERINARIANS Dr. G. W. McNlven I COMPANION ANIMAL Optometrist HOSPITAL Primary Vision Center P.C. 6505 E. Man. Cas Clty 4438 S. Seeger St. ‘*INADDITION TO BEING AWARDED CHRYSLERS HIGHEST AWARDS,THE ‘AWARD FOR 0724374 or 872-4375 Cass City - Phone 872-2255 EXCELLENCE’ & ‘THE FIVE STAR SERVICE QUALITY AWARD’ - PEOPLE MAGAZINE HAS Rod Ellis, D.V.M. Hours: Monday thru NAMED BOARD CHRYSLER/PLYMOUTH/DODGE OF CASS CITY AS Friday 9-5 Carol Galka-Ellis, D.V.M. Special ‘ Appointments Available -I- Edward Scolion, D.V.M. Veterinarian PHYSICIANS Farm and Pet Animals BALU K., M.D. Phone 872-2935 4849 N. SI., CIU Cltv Obstetrician & Gynecologist 70 North Elk Street Sandusky. MI 48471 Phone (313) 6484733 ING OUR REPUTATION - ONE DEAL AT A TIME!”

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Early Bird Mom, Wed., Fri. 7:OO - 8:OO a.m...... 504 16 years and older SATURDAY NIGHT IS Preventative lifeguarding is our policy here at the Cass City Pool. This is why we \ have set strict guidelines for those who want to use our facility. Any child who is either 8.) under 48" orb.) under the age of 6 MUST be accompanied GROUP RESERVATION NIGHT by an adult. If the child has passed the Red Cross beginners course in swimming, his age and size will not matter. We hope that you will understand that we are serious about this; your child's safety up to50 persons is our job!! $25 hr. $10 Deposit 51 toloopersons $35 hr. $15 Deposit &g+g SWIMMING LESSONS Over 100 persons $50hr. $20 Deposit To enroll for classes a parent must come in to the pool and Deposits are Non-Refundable NOTE: pick up and fill out information sheets. This may be done SPECIAL anytime during pool hours but must be done before classes begin. CLASSES OFFERED BASIC & EMERGENCY Infant and Preschool WATER SAFETY FEE Aquatics SESSION TIMES Tuesday5:OO - 6:30& Thursday p.m. SCHEDULE Beginner 1st Session.... June 18 - June 29 July 10 - July 26 Fee $25.00 .... Advanced Beginner 2nd Session July 9- July 20 1st Session Taken...... $1 0.00 3rd Session.... July 30 - Aug. 10 ADUllS 2nd Session Taken ...... $7.00 Intermediate All three sessions - 6:OO p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Swimmer Monday - Friday 3rd Session ...... '5.00 Infant & Preschool 16 years and older Advanced Swimmer Aquatics Adult Lessons ...... $1 5.00 Lifeguard Training All three sessions (Monday-Friday) LIFEGUARDJuly 9 - Aug. TRAINING 7 Lifeguard Training ...'25.00 Session I - 6:OO - 6:30 p.m. .Adult - Swim stroke Session 111 - 11:15 a.m. - 11 :45 a.m. 500 - 6:30 p.m. Infant & Preschool 6 months - 5 years Mon., Tues., Wed., Thurs. Aquatics.. . . $15.00 DeveI o pment 15 years and older For more information or to sign up for lessons cull 872-2673. hi * .p I / I I CASS CITY,MICHIGAN PAGE NINE Poster contest Veterans to sponsor winners named Mrs. Thelma Jackson state-wide blood drive There were 411 entries in Holbrook Area News the 1990 poster contest for Phone 658-2347 youth sponsored by the Tus- The Veterans of Foreign organizations across the cola Soil Conservation Dis- Wars and 15 other veterans’ state will celebrate Memo- trict, according to district rial Day in a unique fashion. Chairman Tom Hess. Wednesday evening guests of Mrs. Ekrl Schenk and Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt ily of Bay City were Sunday ling, Edanna Sweeney and To “honor the dead by The 1990 theme was “Re- of Mr. and Mrs. John Walker Friday attended the funeral spent from Friday through afternoon guests of Mr. and David. Women’s group helping the living,” Michi- cycling-Take Care of To- were Mr. and Mrs. David of Howard Britt at Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs.Marshal1 Sparling. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Far- gan VFWs will join arms morrow.” Dickens and family of War- McAlpine Funeral Home at Gary Ross, Leslie and James Airman 1st Class Mickie relly were Sunday afternoon with other vets in sponsoring The winners were: Divi- ren, Janice Prill and family, 11 a.m. Friday. at Harietta, Mich., and Fri- Urquhart, who is stationed at and dinner guests of Mr. and honors mothers a statewide blood drive the sion I - Joey Bloomer of Un- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glassa Nellis Air Force at Las ionville Elementary, first Jeff Hllllock, Agnes Martin day attended Grandparents Base, Mrs, Carl Terrasi. week of May 26 through place, and Andrea Zalewski of Bad Axe, Kim Walker, and Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Day at Forestview School Vegas, Nev,, has been pro- Krysten Sofka was a Wed- June 2. of Trinity Lutheran School and John Walker Jr. were Glaza were Saturday eve- for James Ross. moted to Sr. A. Senior Air- nesday lunch guest of Mr. The St. Agatha Women’s Michigan veterans are re- in Reese, runner-up; Divi- Wednesday evening guests ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rolston and Mr. man. Mickie Urquhart is the and Mis. Henry Soh Society held its monthly sponding to an urgent plea sion I1 : Nicole Emerson of of Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley Glaza for Mother’s and Mrs. Cliff Jackson vis- daughter of Connie and Doug Morell, Ray meeting May 8 in the church for blood donations during Mayville Elementary, first Walker. Day. ited George Rolston and Estella Tyll of Grand Junc- Depcinski, Clarence hall,tending. with 26 members at- the early summer months to place, and Traci Hender- Donna Walsh and Velma Mrs. Curtis Cleland and Clara Vogel in Car0 Tues- tion, Colo., and the grand- Depcinski and A.J. Batie help offset the shortage typi- shot of Kingston Elemen- daughter of and Mrs. Ed Cleland were among those Mrs. Jim Doerr met Mrs. day * Mr, were Wednesday visitors at cally experienced around tary, runner-up; Heather who attended the MAEH Steve Rickett and Cory of Mrs. Bruce Warner was a Tyll of Zephyrhills, Fla., the home of Mrs. George President Ne1 Wald called the fourth of July holiday. Crookedacre of McComb Homemakers night at Deck- Redford for lunch. Thursday evening guest of and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Krug. Jackson and Don. the meeting to order and Not only are vets gearing up Elementary in Caro, first Born to Mr. and Mrs. Steve members answered roll call place, and Jenny Jones of erville High School Tuesday Reva Silver was a Friday Mrs. George Jackson and Mrs. Gary Ross and Mrs. for the many festivities and evening. afternoon guest of Beverly Don. Rickett of Redford, a 7- with “something memo- parades they will participate McComb Elementary, Jim Jackson visited Mr. and rable about mother.” CWo, runner-up . Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rockefeller. Mr. and Mrs. Brian pound, 14-ounce daughter, Mrs. Wallace Bradshaw at my in during that week, but they ’All participants will re- Sweeney of Lansing spent Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bade Sweeney and family were Caitlyn Rose, May 17 at a Plans were discussed for are taking time out to dem- Redford hospital. Grandpar- Harietta. the quilting and raffle of a ceive certificates. The first Mother’s Day weekend with and Tommy of Cass City and Mother’s Day guests of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Martin onstrate that they are still place winners will be en- Edanna Sweeney and Mr. and Mrs. Allen Farrelly and Mrs. Martin Sweeney. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Don second quilt, the purchase of giving to the community in a tered in the state competi- Sweeney spent from Tues- floor covering for church David. Other Mother’s Day met at Wildwood Farms for Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Spencer Rickett of Detroit and Mr. day till Friday with Dr. and very special way. tion at the Michigan Associ- dinner guests were Mrs. Earl brunch Mother’s Day. attended the Sanilac-Tus- and Mrs. Jim Doerr. Great- restrooms and the bell Everyone is invited to join ation of Conservation Dis- Mrs. Tom Collins and fam- tower, and plans were Schenk and Reva Silver. Visitors at the home of Mr. cola rural letter carriers’ grandparents are Mr. and ily at Allegan. final- their local veterans organi- tect’s annual meeting in Mr. and Mrs. Keith For- and Mrs. Jack Krug last dinner and meeting at Bren- Mrs. Curtis Cleland and ized for the Mother-Daugh- zation to show their commit- December, Miand Mrs. Curtis Cle- ter banquet, held May 11. The first place winners bush of Frederick, Mich., weekwere Mr. and Mrs. Ed twpod in Car0 at 6:30 Tues- Leona Doerr. land were Mother’s Day ment to maintain were Thursday guests of Tyll of Zephyrhills, Fla., day evening. Peter Luyk of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Piot- An outing to a festival in Michigan’s blood supply. and runner-up contestants guests of Ur. and Mrs. Jim Holly will take the place of a will be invited to attend the Henry Jackson and Edith. Mrs. Gertrude Quinn of Pin- Flushing spoke of injuries ter were recent guests of Doerr and Jeff and Call(313)232-1401,oryour fiscola SCD annual meet- Mr. and Mrs. Joe Campbell nebog, LoDema Lemkic of on the job. The next meeting Mrs. George Jackson and June meeting, and the July local Red Cross office, to Shigeyuki Yokokawa. meeting will take place at ing in January and at that of Utica were Tuesday Sault Ste. Marie, Bob and will be at Brentwood. Don. Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Robin- make an appointment to time will be presented with guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen LuElla Meyer of Pontiac, Mr. and Mrs. ArnoJd Mrs. Kevin Robinson vis- Sherwood on the Hill, with a donate blood., son, Tracy and Chris were luncheon following. ah award, Also, their pic- Farrelly. Barbara Lamke and Lau- LaPeer were Wednesday ited Mrs. Ray Michalski Mother’s Day afternoon ture will appear in the Tus- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena retta Warner. afternoon guests of Mr. and Sunday evening. cola SCD annual report. guests of Mr. and Mrs. A1 In keeping with the cele- visited Bertha Shagena in Mr, and Mrs. Don Mrs. Lee Hcndrick in Cass Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Anthes. LaPeer were Mother’s Day bration of Mother’s Day, f Cass City Tuesday. McKnight and Eddie Sulli- City. Society members brought Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bredow van and Amanda wercTues- Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberts, dinner guests of Mr. and Owen-Gage and displayed pictures of of Bad Axe were Wednes- day supper and evening Ryan and Jeff and Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Franzel and their mothers. day supper and evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mrs. Stanley Glaza had din- family . school menu The program was a presen- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. ner at Harbor Beach Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Tony Cies- MAY 28 -JUNE1 Hewitt. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Morell for Mother’s Day. linski and Mr. and Mrs. tation of the art of quilting. It Stanley G~XMspent from was presented in the form of for car Becky Felmlee and Jill of and Jay were Saturday Mr, and Mrs. Marty Monday - No school. Bay City and Susan Sofka of guests of Mrs. George Chockley of Algonac were Monday through Wcdnes- a love story by Virginia Mis insurance? Tuesday - Meatloaf, and Marguerite Krywko, Davison spent the weekend Jackson and Don. Mother’s Day guests of day at the Glaza cabin at Mashed Potatoes, Gravy, Ask a neighbor about State with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mrs. Greg Moore and Gary Mr.and Mrs. Jerry Cleland, Lewiston. both of Caro. As the story Farm’s low rates, then VWER@RIGHT_.___._.___-..t.._.._._I- Salad Bar, Fruk unfolded, each phase was VATEA CONDlllONFnS Sofka. Other Mother’s Day Briolat were sponsors when Soshi Irnaizumi and Beth Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Cle- call me. land were Monday Mother’s Wednesday - Sub Sand- illustrated by a quilt square, You win CUItho cor1 on your enllrcl guests Sunday were Mr. and Brian Daniel Taylor, son of Mulder and also visited Mr. wich, Vegetable, Salad Ernest A. Teichman, Jr. household budgel. Save on energy. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Taylor, Day supper and evening Bar, 72 in all, made by the ladies’ eoaps, plumbing, ld.CWhsr mnd Mrs. Steven SofkaandKrys- and Mrs. Curtis Cleland. Fruit. ,6240W. Main HIO. Yes1 [email protected] ten. was baptized at St. Joseph Mr. and Mrs. Chester guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eu- mothers. Cass City, Mich. will pmy lor themsslvor, and youy Thursday - PICNIC Hot gene Cleland in Bad Axe. Phone havo quality wrfer. Mrs. Melvin Particka spent Catholic Church at Argyle Goretski of Port Austin and Dogs, Potato Salad, Maca- Hostesses Louise 8723388 from Monday through by Father Mike Bell at the 11 Mr.and Mrs. Gerald Wills Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hind, roni Salad, Baked Beans, Ashmore, Stella Leyva and State Farm Mutual o’clock Mass Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills Automobile Insurance Company Thursday with Melvin Par- were Monday Mother’s Day Chips, Ice Cream. Stella Pisarek served cook- Home Oflice Bloaminqton. Illinois ticka at the home of Mich- @Around30 attended the din- supper and evening guests of and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Friday - Chicken Bits, ies and coffee. c elle Particka at Madison ner at the home of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wills at Ballagh attended the Good Vegetable, Salad Bar, Fruit. Heights . Mrs. Dan Taylor after the Port Austin. Sam Jamboree at the Flint PLUMBlm) & MUTING Bob Andersen of Westland baptism. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Shagena Fairgrounds for a few days. Bread, butter, peanut Others Get Quick Results With The Lkanrod Master Plumber Mrs. Mike Maurer, Mrs. PIGEON 453-3531 and Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mr. and Mrs. David Dick- were Sunday evening guests butter, jelly, chocolate and Chronicle’s Classified Ads- BAD AXE 269-0091 Andersen of Brighton were ens and family of Warren, of Mr. and Mrs. George Greg Gordon, Courtney and white milk served each day. CASS CITY 07P-u)84 Thursday overnight guests Agnes Martin, Jeff Hallock, King and Jim. Erin were Tuesday guests of You Will Too! / (Menu is subject to Janice Prill and family of Mrs. Leo Carlson and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Spar- change). Bad Axe, Kim Walker, John Walker Jr. and Laura Blett were Mother’s Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Walker. CHIROPRACTIC Cory Rickett of Redford is Wecreate through spending several days with education. gentle his grandparents, Mr. and & Mrs. Jim Doerr. techniques personal 1 care, a healthy and Reva Silver was a Tuesday afternoon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills. PLEASE Call For 1 Cleatus Howey was a An Appointment Thursday afternoon guest of Mr. and Mrs. Glen S hagcna. I CASS CITY Lauretta Warner drove Mr. I ”ax- :,. j 5986 E. Cass City Rd., (M-81) and Mrs. Jack Krug to their (in the Allen Health Center) doctors Monday and Tucs- day and Wednesday, Mitch 87214241 and Lauretta drove them to Franklin Inn in Bad Axe Appointments taken DR. CROWLEY where they had lunch in Tues. & Fri.-9:00-12:00 honor of Mr. Warner’s be- 11 B.S.D.C. 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Cass City Rd., Cass City Phone 872-2616 by GIBSON I Prince Gardner Newest & Freshest from $799 Be-_ Uniaue.- Clever or Kind -1 Long Lasting Gift I 1 PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Seaman finishes 8-week training I Chip .II Cass,City splits I Navy Seaman Recruit I I Mark D. Campbell, a 1988 Shots graduate of Cass City High I School, has completed re- with Millington cruit training at Recruit FLIGHT 1 Dan Hittler 27 But with one away, Scott Training Command, Great Before Cass City played Langenburg. Lakes,During Ill. Campbell’s 8- Jim Apley 44 Gary Jones 27 Millington Monday, May Neither team was able to Dillon received life on an Billy Coston 44 Mike Lefler 24 error. hngenburg singled 14, the teamsweretiedfor score in the regulation 6 week training cycle, hestud- Tom Craig 44 Ed Miles 21 and AI Dadacki got the key 42 second place in the Thumb B innings. bngenbwg al- ied general military subjects Don Hilbig Keith Adelberg 24 Association baseball race. lowed 7 hits in the fust 6 hit of the game, a single that Dieter Roth 0 42 Bill Ewald 15 drove in the game winning designed to prepare him for Elwyn Helwig 40 After the games, the 2 teams innings and had n.~nnerSon further academic and on- Steve Zigich 11; were still tied when they basein every inningexcept run. Dave Batzer 39 the-job training in one of the Jerry Toner 38 FLIGHT 4 split a doubleheader. the fust, but got the big out SECOND GAME when needed and did not Navy’s 86 basic fields. Newel1 Harris 36 Craig Bellew 56 Both games were as close A big last inning rally His studies included sea- Dave Hoard 33 Tom Schweigel 45 as they could be. Both were walk a batter. went to waste in the night- manship, close order drill, Bill Kritzman 32 Anton Peters a* decided in the first extra Meanwhile, Shores was Don Work 32 Don Hazard 40 mowing down the Hawks cap, when Tony Kennard Naval history and fust aid. inning, Cass City taking the drove home John Batterbee Personnel who complete Don Ouvry 31 J .R. Boldizgar 39 with regularity, facing just 2 Jim Peyerk 30 Paul Bessler frrst, 2-1, and losing the with the winning run with 2 this course of instruction are 38 second, 7-6. batters over the minimum. eligible for 3 hours of col- Rich Tate 30 Ken Tiseo 38, The first game was a clas- When his teammates finally outs. The loss was charged Dale McIntosh 29 John Niebrzydoski 374 to Greg Graham, who had lege credit in Physical Edu- Dick Wallace 28 shoved a run across in the Eric King 8 sic pitching battle between relieved Brent Sturtevant in cation and Hygiene. 31i Steve Shores Millinrrton seventh, it appeared like an Ken Zdrojewski 28 Keith Pobanz of Y Wm and Cass City’s Bill insurmountable lead. the sixth inning. Jason Paul Chappel 27 Don Roemer 34’ Robertson started and Stur- Right to Life Tim Cummings 20 JackBurns I 33 tevant came on to pitch in Jason McCallum 19 Alden Asher 31: the fifth. names oficers John Maharg 18 Doug O’Dell 31 ’ Ron Geiger Little-Minor The Hawks had plenty of The Tuscola County 29 troublewith TimSzabo in FLIGHT 2 Phil Moses 28* Right to Life organization Mark Swanson 50 Clayton Sawdon 28‘* the first 5 innings and going recently named its officers Doug Herringshaw 45 Ken Jensen 25 League Standings I into the last inning trailed 6- for the 1990-91 year. George Ridge 44 Dave Weeks 25 2. Dennis Mangold of Vas- Randy Sherman 43 Bert Althaver 22 The Hawks came to life sar was elected president, Myles Smith 41 Bob Bredemeyer 22 CASS CITY’S Cathy Johnson (above) John Van Buren of Caro, MINOR LEAGUE Tuesday - Giants 29, Pi- and scored 4 big runs to tie it. Brian Reinhardt 38 Rick Doerr 19 rates 1. Three walks and a hit by came home from the annual Special vice-president, David Seag- Jack Burns 36 Sam Spencer with 5 hits, rove of Caro, treasurer and Russ Biefer 35 HONOR ROLL Robertson set the stage for Olympics, held May.11 in Caro, with Ann Scott of Fairgrove, sec- LEAGUE STANDINGS Sam Hobbs with 4, and Dan Sturtevant, who drove in 2 Jim Smithson 34 Sherman with 4, led the retary. Fred Leeson 33 Low Actual Round for* runs with a base hit to tie it. ribbons won in the long jump, ball The county organization WL Giant 25 hit attack. Pitch- Szabo posted 14 strike- Gene Kloc 32 Year - J. Burns, D. Batzer, ing for the Giants were is affiliated with the Right Dennis Krug 31 Harris, D. Hoard 36. A’s 30 outs and allowed just 4 hits throw and 2 running events. to Life of Michigan, which N. Indians 20 Nathan Hendrick, Matt Clark Erla 30 Oesch and Brad Speirs. Pi- but issued 5 walks. supports pro-life and pro- Don Erla 29 WEEKLY Dodgers 10 family issues. Giants 21 rate hitters were Elvis Scott Murphy 29 :.. ’ Robinson and Jess The county organization Clarke Haire 28 Flight 1 - Billy Coston and Pirates 12 is currently involved in a Cisowski, each with one Jack Hool 26 Elwyn Helwig ;) \+.r Orioles 12 state-wide petition drive to 38. Yankees 12 base hit. Don Schelke 26 Flight 2 - Mark Swanson, ;, place on the ballot a bill to 25 Tigers 12 Wednesday - Cubs 8, Yan- Jerry Houghton 39. =G,Decker ville provide for parental con- Kim Glaspie 23 41.Flight 3 - Dan Dickinson::fi Cubs 03 kees 4. 0 sent for teens seeking an Kevin Storm pitched 3 Bob Stickle 21 abortion. 18 Indians-12, Cubs-9: D.J. shutout innings and also George Bushong Flight 4 - Paul Bessler’:,, The organization is seek- rr Malone, Andy Green and belted a home run as the and Ken Jensen 46. ing members and those who rl Brad Russell combined for Cubs won for the second FLIGHT 3 in title clash wish more information Dan Dickinson 50 9 strikeouts while Chad time. Picking up the win may contact any of the of- Middaugh, Green and Rick was starting pitcher Chad John Haire 40 Leading 5-1 heading into Abbe added to his team ficers or may attend its Kevin Vincent 47 Lesoski each contributed Zawilinski. The North Central Thumb monthly meetings held on with triples as the Indians Friday, May 18 Tigers 12, League baseball crown will their last attempts at the leading .421 average with 2 Todd Comment 46 Paul Tuckey, son of Mr. ,,, - the fourth Monday of each Stan Guinther 44 won their second game of Giants 6. plate, Bob Haldane helped doubles in 3 trips to the and Mrs. Roy Tuckey of ’I ., be decided today (Wednes- month at Indianfields Lib- Dick Haley 43 the season. Dave Murphy started and day) when the Owen-Gage to put the meout of reach plate. Koch also picked up 2 rary in Caro. Meetings .John Neuhann Cass City, has pledged ,-, Tigers-4, Orioles-3: 43 Kurt won his second decision, Bulldogs invade Decker- when his &I single drove in hits while scoring 4 times to Sigma Nu Fraternity at Al- , .I Romsted and Jason Wright with Tom Dewey relieving S Daryl Iwankovitsch 38 ville. the first of 6 runs. pace the victors. 38 bion College. each drove in a run in the for the last 3 innings. Alan Mike Neumann The ‘Dogs stand even with Mike Becking 37 Tuckey is a 1989 graduate’ ‘I crucial 6th inning and Dan White, 2 doubles, and Makk In pre-district , action, the the Eagles and Peck at 12-3. PORT HOPE John Agar 33 of Cass City High School. Caister contributed with a Levalley, one double, pow- Bulldogs will entertain Ak- Sigma Nu is a national : ,2-run homer as the Tigers ered the Tiger offense. Matt Coach Harvey Billy’s ron-Fairgrove on Friday. Avery Kaplan 30 Wes Neumann 29 Greek organization for men. : pulled out their first victory Oesch and Sam Spencer squad controlled their own Port Hope proved to be no The Vikings fell victims to The youngest actor to of the season over the each had a double and destiny last week by sweep- test for the powerful Bull- win an Oscar was Tatum Phil Gray 28 The chapter came to the ;. , Owen-Gage earlier this Dick Peterson 28 Albion campus in 1895. .: Orioles. Bob Allen was very single for the Giants. Pitch- ing both Port Hope and dogs on Monday as Owen- year, 1-0 and 9-4. 1 O’neal at age ten for her impressive in his first ing for the Giants were Kingston and setting up the Gage disposed of the visi- rote in Paper Moon. pitching performance for Nathan Hendrick, Dan one game showdown. tors, 8-1 and 20- 1. the Orioles. Sherman and Matt Oesch. On Friday, Owen-Gage The Blue Stars could man- A’s-6, Pirates-5: In had little trouble at King- another close minor league STA~DINGS age only one run off Koch in battle, the A’s extended ston, posting wins of 10-3 the opener. The solo tally their streak to 3. Nathan WL and 11-1. wasunearnedinPortHope’s Weippert drove in the tying Tigers 30 Kevin Koch put in his usual initial at bats. run and Jordan Kroswek Cubs 21brilliant performance in the After that it was all Owen- scored the winning run. Giants *2 1 opener, scattering 4 hits Gage and fueballer Koch. Richard Kessler struck out Yankees 12 while fanning 10. Charles Koch added to his all-con- 8 and Brian Kelly scored 3 Orioles 02 Maynard suffered the loss ference season by striking runs for the winners. Kyle Pirates 02 for the hosts. out 11 and spreading out 3 Daniel homered for the Pi- Trailing 3-2 entering the hits. rates. SCHEDULE 4th stanza, Owen-Gage ral- Koch also displayed excel- Giants-15, Yankee’s-5: lied for 4 runs. Trent Levalley, David lent control, allowing only 3 Wednesday, May 23 I Pi- Hobbs and former T-Baller Two Cardinal miscues and free passes. rates vs. Cubs. 4 stolen bases, 2 each by Again Owen-Gage used a Brent Wallace provided the Friday, May 25 - Tigers pitching power while vs. Orioles. Chad Stirrett and Koch, big frame to record the win, ‘another former T-Baller, Tuesday, May 29 - Giants helped spark the rally. sending 10 batters to the Jon Lowe, provided the hit- vs. Cubs. Stirrett, who collected 2 plate in the4th and scoring 6 ting with a triple and double Wednesday, May ‘30 - doubles and 3 steals, contin- times. for the Giants. The Yankee Orioles vs. Yankees. ued his offensive onslaught Four consecutive hits by attack was led by Aaron in the Bulldogs’ final at bats Mike Kady, Abbe, Stirrett Barrigar, Matt Zigich and GIRLS’LITTLE LEAGUE when he doubled in team- and Mike Errer spelled de- Nathan Brown. mates Bryan Abbe and Jason feat for Port Hope hurler Weck af May 15 Torres to put the game on ice Chad Johnson. LITTLE LEAGUE for the winners. The ‘Dogs picked up 8 hits Hawks 15 - Pirates 8 In the nightcap Stirrep in the contest, including 2 Memorial Day Flowers. Choose a Week of May 14 Tigers 18 - Braves 17 Lions 8 - Tigers 4 turned in his bat and led the each by Stirrett and Torres. cross, wreath or spray with roses, Monday - Cubs 10, Orioles Reds 6 - Pirates 2 Bulldogs with his arm, best- In the nightcap a 20 hit *amationsor dahlias. 4. ing Kingston’s Jason attack assured Owen- Chad Zawilinski and STANDINGS Fnckle. Gage’s S tirrett an easy time Kevin Storm pitched the Stirrett struck out a per- ’:on the mound. Geranium Bush. Retain the Cubs to victory over the WL sonal season high 12 batters S tirrett, however, pitched a Satin Flower Pick. All-white or beauty of geraniums year-round Orioles. Cub hitters leading Reds 41 3.49UP and allowed only 2 hits. gem of a game. and with a striking 16-in. red or pink the way at the plate were Lions 30 The senior right hander got cream satin rosebud pick. Use in 21 flower arrangements or projects. 59 bush. With 7-stems. Chad Diegel, Kevin Storm, Tigers plenty of support at the plate Working 4 innings, Stirrett and Rob Gnagey, with 2 hits Pirates 22 whiffed8andallowedonly2 each. Pitchers for the Hawks 12from infielders Torres and Abbe, who combined for 4 singles, one each by Johnson Orioles were Nathan Mas- Braves 13 NOON TILL 4 p.m. tie and Andy Gray. Cubs 04 runs and 4 hits. and Stephen Dailey. IIE2 for99~ 99c Nobody Beat STIHL .Q. / AMEV Capital Fund. rn rn * Nobodv. Selected Sunglasses 112 Prim *‘em,

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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 23,1990 PAGE ELEVEN 3 qualify for ‘Tim Englehart Thumb track finals B+Athlete of the Meet The Cass City Red Hawks and finished third with a height of 6 feet. qualified 3 for the state fi- Cass City’s Tim MILLINGTON MEET rials in the regional track Brent Morel1 won the dis- BOYS’ RESULTS GIRLS’ RESULTS Englehart, a junior, was meet held Saturday at Bad cus with a toss of 152 feet, Car0 134 Cass City split dual meets one inch. named boy athlete of the Caro 130 Axe. meet at the Thumb B Asso- North Branch 95 Marlette 119 at Millington Thursday, ‘ The qualifiers were led by There were 16 teams Cass City 70 North Branch 92 winning the boys’ meet, 85- competing, New Haven ciation meet held in Car0 Keri Santos, who won both and Tuesday, May 15. Marlette 66 Bad Axe 43 75, and dropping the girls’ hurdles events. However, finished fwst in the boys’ Bad Axe 65 Vassar meet, 77-71. division with 94 points. Englehart won the individ- 43 Fer times did not approach ual honors, but Car0 domi- Vassar 59 Cass City 29 There were 2 double in&- the sparkling marks she set Sandusky was second with 1 Millington 45 Lakers 2o vidual winners for Cass City 79. Top Thumb B Associa nated the competition, win- Lakers 7 last year as a freshman. She ning both the girls’ and the Millington l6 aiiiong the boys. Englehart won the 100-meter hurdles tion school was Bad Axe, won the high jump and the with 45 points, closely fol- boys’ divisions. in 16.75 seconds and the Caro’s Luanne Robinson Other winners among the 300 Hurdles - Huffaker, 100-meter dash and Jeff 300-meter hurdles in 48.56. lowed by Cass City, in fifth was the girl athlete of the girls were: NB. 50.65. Schember, the 1600 and Last year she posted a place with 44 points. 3200-meter runs. The meet and Caro’s coaches 400 Relay -Bad &e, 45.69. 200 M Dash - Fromweller, humb B Association rec- Among the girls, 2 Thumb M, 26.40. Karen Michalak (girls) and 400 Dash J. Urchick, Hawks won 9 of the 17 ord of 46 seconds flat in the C Conference teams led the - NB, 1600 M Relay - Marlette, events. pack. Mayville scored 81 Al Boydston (boys) were 51.a. event. named coaches of the year. 4:30.57. The girls were paced by boys qualified for points and Reese, 80. Mar- lOOm Dash Two Englehart won his honor Shot Put - S. BeMett, M, - Frornweller, Santos, with wins in the 100 sbte competition. Tim lette was the top Thumb B with wins in the 200-meter 34’71/2”. M,12.58. and 300-meter hurdles, the Association team, finishing 800 Relay - Caro, 1:52.29. mglehart won the long (23.52) and high jump (6-2), 4’8”.High Jump - A. King, C, 200-meter dash and the long jump with a leap of 19 feet, third with 72 points. Cass Discus - N. Savage, M, a second in the 100-meter 103’4”. jump. 13.75 inches. He had an off City was seventh wi-th 23 TIM ENGLEHART - 4 medals. and a fifth in the long jump. Long Jump - K. Baker, Cass City won 7 of the 16 day for him in the high jump points. NB, 17’2”. 400 Relay - Caro, 53.65. Robinson won 3 events, 400 Dash - &!Me, L, events, but Millington piled 3200 M Relay - Caro, up a lead by winning all of the 1600-meter run 10: 39.31. 1:03.23. (5:53.56), the 3200-meter the important relay events. run (13:05.7) and the 800- No hitter! meter (2:35.63). Other winners from Cass City were Keri Santos, who Powell’s pitching gem earns won the 100-meter hurdles (16.90) and Steve Tuckey, Cass City double-header split who took the 800-meter run (2.03.89). It isn’t often that a team Other winners among the Robinson, who received life boys were: canscoreatotalofjust2runs on a Millington error, scored in 2 games and still come out what proved to be a game Discus - S. Smith, V, with a victory in one of winner. 135’1 1 ” . Long Jump - S. Kosfkny, them, but that’s exactly It was a different story in what the Cass City NB, 19’9%”. Red the second game. Cass 5200 M Relay - CarO, Hawks did as they split dou- City’s offense didn’t im- 8:32.29. leheader softball games prove at all, but the Cardi- llOm High Hurdles - c. with the Millington Cardi- nals took advantage of Teri Cook, C, 15.51. nals Monday, May 14. Gibson’s wildness to score 1OOm Dash - B. Forsythe, It wasn’t easy. It took a no- 4 times in the first inning BA, 11.36. hitter by Beth Powell to do without benefit of a hit. SO0 Hurdles - C. Cook, C, it. Powell faced just 3 batters Gibson walked 5 and hit 2 41.47. Pole Vault Huffaker, NB, over the minimum, with a batters and the Cardmals - walk in the second and 2 12’9”. jumped off to an early lead 3200 M Run - R. PrUSS, C, more in the fourth innings. and were never threatened. She struck out 7. Powell 10 :32.54. Papp got the only Hawk 1600 M Relay - Nodl needed to be perfect because hit, ltxiding off with adouble Branch, 3:33.16. ‘rlillington’s Blackmer was ih the second inning to score 800 Relay - NB, 1:33.51. ~iearlyas good, allowing just Cass City’s only run. Black- Shot Put - H. Chappel, M, 3 hits. One of them was by mer pitched both ends of the 45’4%”. Sue Papp in the fmt inning, twin bill and was the winner l6OOm Run - M.Summer- when the only run of the in the nightcap. KERI SANTOS - 2 medals. sett, C, 4:39.11. game was scored. Vicky

RED HAWK DELBERT MATHEWSON, breaks the tape en route to a 6th place finish in the 400 meter run Tuesday at Caro. pulldogsI” capture-23medals

oach hie Besonen’s dash by Detroit East finished 2nd in both events dinal state participants at Lakers. Baccalaureate Mass Wedding age thinclads cap- Catholic’s Andre Ware. to Detroit East Catholic. distance runner Eric Damm won the 100 and Announcements medals Saturday in “Andre’ got a bad start out The Kingston Cardinals, McLaughlin, along with the 200 meter dashes, while held at St. Pancratius competition held at of the blocks,” said Be- who finished 3rdat the meet, 3200 meter relay team that McLaughlin topped the and spnen, who feels confident will send a slew of thinclads consists of Adam Fetting, about Damm’s chances on to competition. field in the 110 and 300 yard St. Pancratius held its and Wendy Weaver- h- lnvita tions e Bulldogs, led by state Scott Corlis, Eric Mchugh- hurdles. nter Andre’ Damm, will when the 2 square off in the Heading the list is hurdler lin and Wenzlaff. baccalaureate Mass Sun- VerS for the bfass were 4 of those medal win- state finals. Mike McLaughlin. The Car- day with the Rev. Fr.Julius Seniors Melissa Osantowski on to June 2nd’~state Joining Damm in the state dinals will also be sending In Tuesday’s North Central Owen-Gage’s 400 meter Spleet as celebrant. and Edward Hill. Thumb League conference - __s meet- .. - - - in-.. Hillsdale.- - .. finals will be teammates field event stars Danny relay team also finished The readings were pre- Address to the seniors bmmwon the 200 meter Chad Stirrett, Graham Be- Wenzlaff in the high jump meet, as expected, several of fmt, but a poor baton ex- sented by Jan Erla and Ken was given by Tim Rutkoski. Free Subscription @sh with a time of 25.2 men and Mickey Parks, and Jimmy McLaughlin in these same regional winners change in the 800 meter re- Micklash. Offerings were The Julia Murray withCatalogs Each loanedOrder the pole vault. proved to be the conference lay cost the conference fa- presented by Kelli Horiski, Scholarshipswere awarded wonds, but was nipped at whoeachran legson the400 to Melissa Osantowski, Jan be tape in the 100 meter and 800 relay teams that Completing the list ofcar- best in their respective vorites a medal finish. David House, Tom Leach, events. Danny Wenzlaff grabbed a Vicky Robinson, Shayna Erla and Ken Micklash. overnight , first place finish in the high Robles, Christy Rutkoski After the Mass, the Both Damm and and Laura Turner. Inter- seniors were feted with The Chronicle McLaughlin recorded jump for Kingston with a cessions were read by Pat- breakfast at the Parish double wins in the meet held leap of 5” 11’. ricia Bouck, Carol Kubacki Center.

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Notice is hereby given that the growing of noxious weeds on property within the Vil- lage of Cass City is prohibited by State law and any such weeds must be cut by the property owner, tenant, or occupant of the property on or before June 1,1990, and again thereafter on or before August 15,1990.

“Noxious weeds” include Canada thistle (Circium arvense), dodders (any species of Cuscuta), mustards (charlock, black mustard and Indian mustard, species of Brassica or Sinapis), wild carrot (Daucus carota 1, bindweed (Convolvulus arvensis), perennials sowthistle (Sonchus arvensis), hoary alyssum (Berteroa incana), ragweed (ambrosia elatior 1.) and poison ivy (rhus toxicodendron), poison sumac (toxicodendron vernix) , oxeyes daisies, ragweed, goldenrod, or other plant which is recognized as deleterious to health, safety, or public welfare and recognized as common nuisance.

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9’ “Caught ” I. Obituaries to be shown

Ronald Behr and Douglas Britt, both of ter of the late Otto and Bays of Applegate, and sev- Cass City; 7 grandchildren; Martha (Dryer) Krueger. eral nieces and nephews. one great-grandchild, and 2 She m& was preceded in death “Caught,” the newest film Ronald Behr, 52, of Mar- BeHe sisters, Marguerite Schenk, Tough Ay. 21,1943,hW by his fust wife, Viva (Rich) from Billy Graham’s WorltK lette died Monday, May 21, Ubly, and Beatrice Hug- Axe. kpdvlrcrla McQueen, Nov. 8,1963. Wide Pictures, will be at the Marlette hospital. dersmarck, Bad Axe. dedi sqY& I, 1%3. Fanera1 services were held shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at He was born Dec. 2,1937, Preceding him in death sb8-M- East Wednesday at the De- the Cas City Mission;j;: in Argyle, the son of Leona were one brother, James mcnaker Jan. 15,1966,at St. ford United Methodist Church, 4449 Koepfgen &I.’ (Shagene) Behr and the late Britt; one sister, Helen Joseph’s Catholic Church, The true-to-life dramatic Louis Behr. He Church, with the Rev. Lynn married Underwood, and one step- Argyle. Chappel, pastor, officiating. story portrays the power of Charlotte Masten Feb. 20, daughter, Mary Ann Martin. Krumenaker attended one person caring for a[n; 1960, in Sandusky. Burial was in Moore Services were held Friday Neinas Junior High School Township Cemetery. other. He was a 1956 graduate of at MacAlpine Funeral in the Detroit area. She re- An 18-year:old American, Cass City High School and Home, Bad Axe. The Rev. sided in the Ubly area from Goldie Spencer Tim Devon, gbes to Amster- served in the armed forces Jim James, pastor at Elkton 1943 to 1963, and the Bad dam in search of the father from 1957-59. United Methodist Church, Axeareafiom 1963to 1966. Miss Goldie (Betty) he has never known, vis Surviving are: his wife, officiated. Burial was in For the past 24 years, she has Spencer, 58, of St. Helen, mother reluctantly admits Charlotte; one son and his Grant Township Cemetery. resided in Sanilac County. MI, formerly Cass City, he was born illegitimately wife, Thomas and Lynn She was a member of St. died Saturday, May 19, at out of a college romance Behr, of Fenton; 2 daugh- Joseph’s Catholic Church Tolfree Memorial Hospital between her and a Dutch wrs, Ronda Behr and Amy LeRoy Ford in West Branch. exchange student. since 1943andwasacookat She was born June Behr, both of Marlette; his the HmCounty 29, In this city, far from his mother, Leona Behr of Ar- Medical 1931, in Cass City, the LeRoy Ford, 66, of Silver- Car0 Facility, Bad Axe, for daughter of Sterle and Eva home, he slips into the self, gyle; one brother, Robert wood died Saturday, May 10 years. destructive drug culture, but Behr of Saginaw; 5 (Keyser) Spencer. sisters, 19, at the Veterans Hospital She is survived by her hus- Miss Spencer, a former is encountered by a single; Marilyn Voss of Deford, in Saginaw. band, Francis “Duke” Kru- nurses aide, moved to St. caring person - - a person of Alvina Fthinehardt of Cass He wasborn Jan. 18,1924, menaker, Snover; 2 daugh- Helen in 1968 from Cass deep faith. The person, Ra; City, Audrey Leslie of in Silverwood to George and ters, Mrs. Clarence (Karen) City. jam Prasad, found a way td Decker, Beverly Mitchell of Era Ford. Swartzentruber, Bay Port, She is survived by 7 share Christ’s message -of MONW and Nancy Palmer He married Louella Pomtt and Mrs. Robert (Roxie) nephews, 6 nieces and a love, hope and forgiveness of Sandusky. He was pre- June 4, 1976, in Mayville. Hacker, Port Huron; 2 sons, number of rand-nephews inignore. a way that Tim could not ceded in death by one son, Ford was an auto worker at Francis Krumenaker, Bad and nieces. #hree brothers, Ronald Michael, Oct. 16, Harold, Orton and Lyle, 3 Pontiac Motors for 30 years Axe, and Ernest “Pat” Kru- sisters, Naomi Dewey, MONTANALOU Giddings, 11, and Marie Russell, 10 1978. and was a World War I1 and menaker, Snover; 8 grand- Funeral services will Leona Reynolds and kola (above), were among 12 junior and cadet Girl Scouts who be Korean War veteran. children; 2 sisters, Margaret Recknagel, preceded her in Thumb club Wednesday at Marsh Fu- Survivors are his wife, Bendele, Detroit, and Mrs. death. planted flowers Thursday along Main Street businesses in neral Chapel in Marlette, Louella; 2 sons, John Ford of Thomas (Marilyn) Wilson, Funeral services were party set with Rev. Paul Phelps offici- Texas and Mark Ford of Tampa, Fla., and one scheduled Tuesday at 2 Cass City. Also lending a hand were a group of Cass City Boy ating, and burial in Marlette Alabama; 3 daughters, brother, Randall Krueger, p.m. at Little’s Funeral Scouts, who earlier in the week prepared the plant beds. Saturday Cemetery. Nancy McCoy of Marlette, Satellite Beach, Fla, Home, Cass City, with Rev. Visitation is from 1-9 p.m. Sally Ford of Florida and Eldred Kelley, pastor of She was preceded in death Evangelical Free Church The Y.M.C.A. Thumb Tuesday at Marsh Funeral Cindy Ford of Alabama; 3 by 2 daughters, Sharon Chapel. stepdaughters, Sharon and of Cass City, officiatin . Dance Club will hold its! Tough and Janice Tough; Burial was in ElkP and next party Saturday from: Frank Ford of Cass City, one son, Lonnie Tough; one Cemetery, Cass City. Second nitrate clinic set Joyce and Walter Forth of 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. a+ Howard Britt brother, Richard Krueger, Sandusky Maple Valley. Mayville and Jean and Jack and 6 sisters, Betty, Ger- A second nitrate-nitrogen should represent the 10- to results will be available Ford of Silverwood. Mary Sting clinic will be held May 31 at 24-inch layer. early in the afternoon. School. Howard C. Britt, 73, Grant trude, Dorothy, Lillian, Refreshments will be: 0th~~are 4 grandchildren, Doris and Mildred. the Huron County Coopera- Two samples are re- Questions about the prog- Township, died Wednes- 10 stepgrandchildren and 2 Mrs. Mary Evelyn Sting, tive Extension officein Bad quired for proper nitrate ram can be answered by available, and live music: day, 16, at Huron Funeral services were held Axe. nitrogen analysis. contacting Jim LeCureux, will provided by the Barney : May step-great-grandchildren; May 15 at St. Joseph’s 84, a lifelong resident of Memorial Hospital, Bad one sister, Eleanor DeGroat Grant Township, died Mon- At the first clinic, held in Cost for this program Extension agricultural Shubring Trio. Guests are, Catholic Church with the April, the average nitrate is a total of for the 2 agent, at Axe, after a long illness. of Florida; one brother, day, May 14, at Hills and $5.00 269i9949. welcome. He was born July 9,1916, Rev. Michael, Bell, pastor, credit was 40 pounds per samples. This program Edsel and Colleen Ford of officiating. Dales General Hospital in field or about $9 savings per should be used on fields that in Grant Township, son of Clifford; 2 sisters-in-law, Cass City, Charles Mamie (Old- Burial was in St. Ignatius acre. Credit given to grow- received starter fertilizer and Ethel Rossman of Oxford Cemetery, Freiburg, She was born July 22, ers ranged from 0 to 150 only. If large amounts of THIS WEEK’S enburg) Britt. and Ola Osbum of Missouri, 1905, in Grant Township, pounds. Growers who nitrogen have already been He married Catherine and one brother-in-law, the daughter of James and applied manure last year applied, the results will not SPECIALS MacLachlan July 9,194 1, in Clyde Pomtt of North Caro- Norman McQueen Agnes (Golding) Taylor. received the most credit. be as accurate. Toledo. She preceded him in lina. Miss Taylor taught school The purpose of this clinic The analysis of the sam- 7-UP PRODIUCTS death May 14,1961. Funeral services will be at Long-time Ellington in the Owendale before is to provide growers with ples will be done in the area an evaluation of available Cooperative Extension He then married Irene 11:OO a.m. Wednesday at Township fanner Norman her marriage to Ottomar Bukowski Nov. 13,1965, in nitrate nitrogen at side- Conference Room and the the Marsh Funeral Chapel in A. McQueen, Cass City, Sting Nov. 22, 1929, in dressing time for corn. By Elkton. Marlette. Burial will be in died May 13at his residence. Owendale. The Stings cele- Mr. Britt in Grant determining the amount of farmed Rich Township Cemetery. He was 79. brated their sixtieth wed- nitrate nitrogen available Air Force Township for many years Born March 23, 1911, in ding anniversary in 1989. in the soil, application rates and also worked in the con- Violet Krumenaker Snover, McQueen married Mrs. Sting is survived by can be reduced resulting in names Duncan struction industry, He was a the former Wilma Temple in her husband, Ottomar; 2 savings in production costs. member of Elkton United In addition, it reduces the Violet M. Krumenaker, 1964 in Port Huron. sons, James Sting and his Air Force Staff Sgt. Larry Methodist Church, Farm 64, He was a self-employed wife Ann of Columbus, Ind., risk of excess nitrogen Bureau, and Mason Tyler Snover, died May 11 at Hills leeching through the soil T. Duncan Jr., son of Lau- Dales General Hospital, farmer in Ellington Town- and John Sting and his wife rence T. Duncan, 3052 S. Lodge No. 317 of Free and and ship for 49 years, a member Sharon of Lafayette, Ind.; 2 and out the tile to surface Losers’ Lottery Winners Accepted Masons, Cass Cass City, following a brief water. Kingston Rd., Kingston, and illness. of the Deford United Meth- daughters, Mrs. Arlene Soil samples need to be Patricia Smith of Caro, has 1. Pat Wuttke 2. M. Jones City. odist Church and a charter Smiley and her husband Surviving are his wife, She was born April 39, brought in by 5 p.m. May been named noncommis- 1926, in Detroit, the daugh- member of the Tuscola Alton of Marlette and Mrs. 30. This is important so that sioned officer of the quarter, LOTTO PHONE LINE Irene; 2 sons, William Britt County Sheriff‘s Posse. Margie Allen of Clinton, the samples are properly Duncan is a maintenance 872-5080 McQueen is survived by MI; 9 grandchildren and 7 dried down for the analysis. scheduling specialist with his wife, Wilma; 2 daugh- great-grandchildren. Two Samples should be brought the 27th Tactical Air Sup- ters, Mrs. Kenneth (Doris) grandsons, Robert and Mi- to the Extension office in port Squadron at George Air Tousley of Port Huron and chael, 2 brothers and one paper bags and identified with the field number writ- Force Base, Calif. Mrs. Richard (Cheryl) sister preceded her in death. The selection was based on Rosenbaum San Cle- ten on the bags. of Funeral services were held In addition, one sample the individual’s exemplary mente, Calif; 2 sons and Thursday at the Owendale should be identified as “A”, duty performance, job daughters-in-law, Dennis United Methodist Church representing the 0- to 10- knowledge, leadership and “Michelle Gamet of with Rev. Mary F. Neil, inch soil layer and the other qualities, significant self- Marlette and Douglas and pastor, officiating. sample should be identified improvement and other ac- on..Crl. 7:mr m.. 1O:Jo p.m. at PAT CURTIS April McQueen of Cass Burial was in Grant Ceme- as “B”. The “By’sample complishments. City; 8 grandchildren and 3 tery, Grant Township. . Chevrolet - dldamobile - CadiUac I great-grandchildren; one Arrangements were by 111 :: I 700 N. State St.. Caro Ph. 673-2171 I sister, Mrs. Ivan (Viola) Little’s Funeral Home,Cass City. !! Memorials may be given to “LET US HEAT OR COOLYOUR HOUSE” 111 $PECTACULAR the church. $AVINGS Air drug at Howard Bell, Inc. tax credit YEAR MAKE MODELCOLOR PRICE ‘NOW 1989 Chev Beffetta 2 dr. Grey 9995.00 9495,OO deadline 1988 Chev Corsica 4 dr. lT Blue 6995.00 6495.00 1987 Buick LES T-Type 2 dr.Silv 10495.00 9795.00 Area senior cit~zensare 1987 Olds Firenza 4 dr. Gray 5995.00 5295.00 reminded that the applica- 1987 Ford F150 Pickup Grey 7495.00 6995.00 tion deadline for the new 1987 Pont Grand Am LE White 7495.00 Michigan prescription drug SUMMER 1986 6000STE Lt Blue Grey 7495.00 6495.00 tax credit, which helps low- 1986 Dodge Royale Ram SE 9495.00 8995.00 income older people pay for TUNE-UPSAND 1986 Buick Cent Llm 4 dr. Black 7295.00 6795.00 prescription medicines, is 1986 Chev Silverado 4x4 Blk Gry 8295.00 7995.00 June 1. REPAIRS FO 1986 Pont Sunbird Sa Wag Brown 4295.00 The credit is available to 1985 Olds Cutlass Sup 2 dr. Brg 6495.00 5795.00 Michigan residents 65 or YOUR 1985 . Buick Cent 4 dr. Lt Blue 3995.00 3595.00 older as of Dec. 31, 1989, 1985 Olds Delta 98 Royale Brm 7495.00 who have spent at least 5 FURNACE 1985 Pont Grand Prix LE Maroon 5295.00 percent of their household 1984 Chev Suburban Sta Wag Tan 6995.00 6695.00 income for prescription Cost Saving, High drugs and whose annual 1984 Chev Cav Sta Wagon Blue 2495.00 2195.00 income is less than $8,970 Efficiency Air 1983 Chev Celebrity 4 dr.Lt Brwn 3495.00 2795.00 for single persons or 1982 Wick Park Ave 2 dr.Jadestn 5995.00 3995.00 $12,030 for couples. Conditioning Units 1982 Olds Cutlass Ciera 2 dr.Red 1995.00 Completed Prescription 1982 Ford Conv Van Charcoal Gry 4995.00 2995.00 Credit Claim forms Drug I 1982 Buick Century Cust 4 dr.Gry 2495.00 must be submitted to the CALL TODAY-WE HAVE A 24 HR. SERVICE DEPARTMENT ,? , 1982 Ford Cargo Van Red 4695.00 \ state Department of Treas- 1982 Olds Cutlass Cruiser Wag 3295.00 ury by June 1. Applications 1980 Buick LeSabre 4 dr. 1495.00 795.00 can be obtained from local Air Conditioning Energy Efficient Furnaces 1980 Olds Delta 88 Royale 1495.00 libraries, Secretary of State 1979 GMC Trans Van Motor Home 8995.00 7995.00 branch offices, local Depart- Gas & Oil Duct Work 1978 Dodge Van White & Green 795.00 495.00 ment of Treasury offices or 1978 Dodge 314 Ton 4x4 White 2795.00 1995.00 by calling toll-free 1-800- ReDairs on most makes Licensed Contractor 1978 Chev Blazer 4x4 Red 2995.00 367-6263. 1973 Chrysler Sateltte 4 dr. 595.00 295.00 People who need help in filling out the form can visit a local Treasury office. Many senior resource cen- ters can refer seniors to vol- unteer tax preparation pro- grams that help senior citi- zens fill out their tax forms. 1 LASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1990 PAGE THIRTEEN Dorland Kuntz elected Magic Ride Bicycle Shabbona/Snover Area News Tour set for June 9 president of MEMSPA The Tuscola County Child and recently sent a booklet Abuse and Neglect Council called "The Educator's Lucille Crjttenden Evergreen Elementary in K-12 guidance and coun- I 31 3-672-9294 I (CAN) is sponsoring riders Guide to Child Abuse and "chool Principal Dorland seling at Central Michigan in the 1990 Magic Ride Neglect Reporting" to every Kuntz assumed the Pres- University in 1975, and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ohio. Shabbona Methodist Bicycle Tour, set for June 9 public, private and paro- idency of Region XI of the completed an educational Hoag of Northville spent Mr. and Mrs. Bill Arnott Church. in Holt. chial school in the county. Michigan Elementary and specialist degree in general Saturday and Sunday with were visiting in the area for A short program will the weekend and visited begin Persons who would 1ike.to Middle School Principals educational administration his mother, Mrs. Andy at 1:45 p.m., followed by Dollar for dollar, every- pledge or would like further &sociation from Bill Upton at CMU in December 1989. Hoagg. Othef Mother's Day Mr. and Mrs. Laurence thing raised by Tuscola qf Ithaca at the associa- dinner guests were Mr . and - Hyatt Thursday evening. food at 2 p.m., according to information can writdsend tipnts final meeting, held He was named Deford Mrs. Robert Wheeler and They make their home in Emigh's daughter and son- County cyclists will come pledges to: Magic Ride/ Thursday in Bay City. Elementary principal April Sandy Monaco. Afternoon Grand Blanc, Mich., and in-law, Lois and Ken back to this county from the CAN, 1365 Cleaver Road, 16 by the Cass City Board callers were Mr. and Mrs. Zephyrhills, Fla. Warner, St. Johns, who are children's trust fund. Caro, Mich. 48723, Atten- 'Kuntz will serve as presi- of Education. He replaces Robert Behr of Saginaw. The Writer's Club will organizing the open house. There are 3 cyclists slated tion: Maureen, or call (517) dent throughout the 1990-91 Betty Murphy, who is retir- Marion Gray and Marion meet Monday, June 4, at The family quests no to go to Holt at this time. 673-9 115 Tuesday through school year representing ing at the end of this school Dorman have returned 7:OO p.m. at Jordan College gifts. ,e region in the 1,800 The Tuscola Centy CAN Friday between 7 a.m. and 5 year. from a 2-day trip to Ship- in Cass City. Everyone who p.m. mepber MEMSPA organi- shewana, Ind., with Par- is interested in writing is Council provides training on z&ion. Region XI consists of the prevention issues, bro- rott's Tours. invited to attend. Senior Citizens YI-V.-V.---- counties of Tuscola, Huron, Wyatt Bulgrien, who chures, support to the In- ':Kuntz, who has been Sanilac, Saginaw, Bay, HOMEMAKERS NIGHT placed 12th in the math meet Thursday tense Band, a band dedi- I TheWantAds~~ ehployed by Cass City Arenac, Gladwin, Midland, competition at Delta Col- cated to educating about and \ Are Newsy Too! Schools for 24 years, earned Gratiot, Isabella and Clare.- I Phyllis Pelton, Martha lege earlier this spring, Thirty-three members prevention of child abuse. his bachelor of science de- Region XI has 170 members Dorland R. Kuntz went to Mount Pleasant for gree in elementary educa- who are active elementary Masten, Audrey Leslie, and one guest of the Owen- Irene Bader, Vera Fergu- the State competition at Gage senior citizens met at tion at Huntington College and middle school princi- Kuntz served the region son, Jane Fuester, Norma- Central Michigan Univer- in 1968, a master's degree pals. as secretary for 2 years and the parish hall of St. leen Root and Dawn Leslie sity in which 25 area stu- Agatha's Catholic Church Sur>er .-- president-elect during the dents in 7th grade com- 1989-90 school year. He has attended MAEH in Gagetown for a potltkk % Pennzoil Oil Change $15.00 also been a member of the Homemakers night, held at peted. The State competi- dirlner Thursday. Deckerville High School tion was held Saturday, ' The afternoon meeting MEMSPA Representative May 19. Attending with * 25% Off on all Draw-Tite Assembly the past 3 years. May 15. was called to order by Pres- A "Wee Haw" program Wyatt were his parents, ident Elma Miklovich. '-, Trailer Hitches was put on by the Coun- Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bulg- Door prizes were won by - (authorized Draw- Tite Distributor) tryside Homemakers rien. Lenora Shantz and Luther FREE! PEPS Abbe named Group. Kevin Crittenden Durham. ._*'* U-Haul Trucks Awards were given in the graduated from Spring , No one from the group * cooLcuPs 0-G student cultural arts which were Arbor College Sunday, May attended Senior Power (32 oz. size) . '. Starting at $7 9.95per day 20. Kevin is living in displayed. Marion Gray re- Day, but the Durhams re- with sofc drink purchase of the month ceived a first place and hon- Jackson, Mich., and re- ported that the Shagenas, (Certified Technician Greg Hutchinson) orable mention for her turned to Snover with his who communicate by sign I quilts. Audrey Leslie re- parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ken language, went and that Crittenden,.for a few days' See Owen-Gage School offi- ceived an honorable men- they gave an enthusiastic I us for all your service needs cials have named senior tion for her quilt and Vera vacation. They visited Mr. report at the Cass City meal Bryan Abbe the "student of Ferguson received first and Mrs. Jerry Harvey and site last Wednesday. CASS CITY the month" for May. place for her picture. children in Flint on the re- Cards were played at 7 Jane Fuester was the turn trip home. tables. Winners were Mike The son of David and lucky winner of the door Pisarek and Audrey Cum- UNION 76 H MaryAnn Abbe, 4809 South prize. mins (high) and Les &83 S. CemeDery Rd. a4 mi. south of stoplight 872-2866 Party to fete Beach and Gerry Carolan St., Gagetown, Abbe has ****** I Expires 5-28-90 I 1.. been active in 0-Gathletic (low). 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I t PAGE F0UR-N CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1990 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALLING 872-2010PUTS AN ACTION AD TO WORK” Cocaine delivery Transit (nonbusiness) rates. IO wocrld or ka, $I.% each insertion; additional words 7 cents each. TI- -b for the price of 2 <:ash rate. Save FIREWOOD for sale - conviction nets money by encloshg cash with DO YOU HAVE any OM-,*or.,’ mail orders. Rates for display FOR SALE - Lowry organ - Mixed hadwood $30, birch - 6293 Lakeside Drive, with 12x25 ft.expando. New photographs want ad 872-2525. 1 on application. phone 2-5-23-3 $25, Soft $20. Split and deli- Huntsville Trailer Park. vinyl siding and skirting, vered, any amoung. Call memorabilia from arq Wednesday and Thursday, super heating wood burner, county fairs? If so, pleasea; 872-3208. 24-18-tf May 23-24, 9 till 4. Kids’ $3,999 cash or low down prison sentence FOR SALE - baby bed, ex- let us borrow them for ab,. Automotive] clothes and much more. payment and $1751 per few weeks in June. Rawsw.’.s cellent condition. Call 872- FOR SALE - 1982 Suzuki 14-5-23-1 month. Call 872-4510. 3393. Keatings. 2-5-23-3 Memorial Library, phone .-* FOR SALE - 1985 Cutlass 450-T,excellent condition. 4-5-23-1 5-5-23-3 A Cass City man was sen- tence deferred. Brougham loaded, # * 872-2856. . Somers, who also was sen- VS, Call 872-3751. 2-5-16-3 tenced Friday in Tuscola good condition. Call 872- FOR SALE - 3 112 hp GO- Real Estate FOR RENT - one bedroom County Circuit Court to 5 tenced to 3 years probation 3 14 8 2930between 610:30 p.m. Kart, hp rototiller, hp FOR SALE - Wood shingles, ForSale apartment. Ideal for single If you’ll excuse this little years to 20 years in prison and ordered to make restitu- 1-5-94 riding lawn mower, 18-ft. $7.O/bundle ; new disap- [ ] working or retired person. rhyme for his conviction on a tion, pleaded guilty March 6 frostless ref rigerator, 2l-ft. pearing stairway, approxi- FOR SALE - 40 acres, house Refrigerator, range fur- And call 665-2249 charge of delivery of co- to a charge of attempted FOR SALE 1980 Chevette, upright freezer. All in good mately 8 ft. tall, $25. Call - 8 rooms, 3 bedrooms, 2 nished. Call 872-3315. May 28th anytime. - condition. Phone 872-3509. caine. forgery involving a $20 runs good, $450. Call 872- 872-2988, 2-5-163 baths, basement, gArage, 4-2-28-tf Happy Birthday wishes The defendant, Jeffmy W. check drawn on Second 2492. 1-5-23-1 pond, pole barn, 15 acres are on tap Finkbeinm, 30,4137 Maple National Bank April 22 in woods, 23 acres tillable. Notices For this 50 (something)

Cass City. Phone 872-2297. - ~ VaSSar. FOR Depression Water Pump - y ear-old-chap St., pleaded guilty to the FOR SALE - 1984 Chrysler SALE - 3-5-23-3 charge March 2, according Cbad W. Gaeth, 24, of Laser, black, 5 speed, era dresser With large Water Softener & LOST - looking for English court records, which state Sebewaing, was sentenced round bevelled glass mw- setter, black and white. to power steering, power Well Repair FOR SALE - large lot, 1;2 the offense occurred Nov. to 90 days in jail and 2 years brakes, air, cruise, sunroof, ror, $45.00. Call 872-2845. Left leg injured. Reward. 2-5-23-1 block from park, across Call 872-3784. 5-5-23-1 21 in Mayville. probation, and ordered to AM-FM stereo, 70,000 street from elementary Also receiving a prison pay a $30 per month over- miles, $2300. Call 313-672- 10% off most term was Saginaw resident sight fee, court costs and 9390. 1-5-23-3 PICNICKING FOR Memo- new pumps and tanks Paul G. Stoner, 30, who was fines totalling $200 plus at- rial Day? Georgine’s in Cass City has just the outfit sentenced to 3 years to 5 torneys fees for his March 2 ’84 FEW S Blazer, V6 au- Creek Club, D&ge Rd., en- years, to run concurrentwith conviction on a charge of tomatic, air, tilt, cruise, for you! Jeans to shorts. Prompt in-home service Approx. 1250 sq. ft. 2-5-23-1 tertainment, D.J., dress sentencing already im- writing a no-account check. power locks and windows, home, built in 1988, casual. Call (616) 796-8514 posed, for his March 30 plea The offense occurred Aug. stereo, sport package, deep Paul’s Pump naturql gas forced air or 872-3224. 5-5-23-2 MARY KAY skin care tinted glass, P235-15 white FOR SALE - 1981 Suzuki heat, 3 bedrooms, full class, complimentary fa- i of guilty to larceny by con- 6in Unionville and involved Repair version. a $20 check payable to the lettered tires. Very clean.\ GS550 Limited, excellent basement, large living cial. Call your independent Call 872-2495. 1-5-16-3 condition.Call 872-2566. room - 20x18 with OPEN - beauty consultant, Sarah, : Stoner was convicted of Village Mini Market and Phone 673-4850 Cathedral ceiling. Nice Home Products. Cash and 872-3286. 2-5-23-3 carry. Catalogs available. 5-5-164 : converting to his own use a drawn on First National 1977 FORD lh ton pickup, 24-25-ff neighborhood in Cass d-G&.. May 26, 9 to 5yNext to De- Hotsy pressure washer be- Bank, Sebewaing office. 6 c linder, 3 speed, new LIQUIDATING bankrupt longing Eugene Gibbs David K. Curtis, 19, Caro, MAKING hectagcn tables, ford Country store. Call Display Space to brai es and more, $700 or beauty shop equipment. 872-2950. 5-5-23-1 Sept. 7 in Arbela Township, was ordeaed to serve best 872-3509. Wet stations, shampoo birdhouses, doghouses, toy Now Available! 6 offer. Call chests, cedar posts, picnic records state. months in jail for probation 1-5-9-3 bowls, hydraulic chairs, Caseville Chamber driers, desk and chair, plus tables, lawn swings, wish- DEAR BDR - Regarding Rodney Wakefield, 26, violation. ing wells, clothes line poles, your St. Jude Novena. of Commerce 4091 Crane Rd., was sen- Curtis, who pleaded guilty much much more equip- 8724377 FOR SALE - 1W Camaro ment. Selling by owner to lawn chairs, wooden Praying to a dead saint for MAIN STREET tenced to one year in the to the charge May 14, failed 2-28, V-8, cross-fire injec- flowerpots. 4351 Rescue answers to prayer or for FLEA MARKET to successfully complete a vacate building. Phone or Martin Osentoski county jail for his plea of tion, 36,OOO miles, stored Richard Erla, 872-3166. Road, Cass City. Call 872- that matter going through P.O. BOX 597 a Special Alternatives Incar- winters, T-tops, tilt wheel, 872-3252 a priest for the forgiveness Caseville, 48725 guilty March 30 to charge 2-5-23-1 2039. 2-1-25-tf 3-5-23-1 MI of operating a motor vehicle ceratior!program, court rec- cruise, air conditioninn;. of sins is not logical or yet while under the influence of ords state. The Thumb ‘ THIS OLD HOUSE dates- even biblical. I Timothy 2:5 Held July 20, 21 & 22 liquor, third offense, March Also Friday, pleas were Yarn Shop back to 1881. Needs TLC, reads, ‘‘For there is one and 17 in Elkland Township. entered by 2 persons. situated on 70 acres with God and one mediator bet- ANNUAL CRAm FAIR ween God and men, the & ARTS SHOW was granted Kingston resident David 8 miles north of and large old barn. The land has The defendant M-81 man Jesus Christ, who gave P.O. Box 1213 permission to participate in M. Lalko, 37, 5972 Noble M-53intersection and 1/2 some rolling acres, some mile west on Rescue woods, 2 creeks, 7 fields, Himself as a ranson for all Caseville, MI 48725 the work release or work site St., pleaded guilty to a ” Road. and fencing. It would make men. Our hope and prayer Program- charge of operating a motor 4649. 2-5-16-3 a great place for raising a is that you find the truth Held Aug. 10, 11 & 12 Another Cass City resi- vehicle while under the in- ! inquiries or 1-5-16-3 Open daily 12 :00 till family. Priced at $65,900 or and it sets you free MRR. Send fluence liquor, third of- Beautifully Crafted reserve booth space dent, Edward P. Osbme, of rich looking . 9:OOp.m. make an offer. For more 5-5-23-1 27, 4956 Little Rd., was fense, Dec. 16 in Wells today! information call Della 5-5-73-1 sentenced for his Feb. 2 Township. Phone 269-8097 Spencer & Associates, ask MEMORIAL DAY is com- conviction on a charge of Sentencing is to be sched- [-) Business Cards 2-3-12-tf uttering and publishing. uled. Bondwascontinuedat ‘BALDWIN FILTERS - The Designed to make the Osborne, who pleaded $10. heavy duty people - Ag & first impression a good guilty to the charge Feb. 2, Angela L. Kimbrue, 19, of Industrial. Rabideau Farm one. . . and a lasting one 1982 HONDA Silver Wing, was ordered to sene one NorthBranch,enteredaplea Store, phone 872-2616. full dress, mint condition, lO’x55’ addition, Walnut year in the county jail. of guilty to a charge of at- 2-5-23-5 ‘ accessories and helmets. Cass City Call 872-5037. 2-5-9-3 Trailer Park, $8,500. Call His offense involved a tempted forgery Feb. 8 in ~ -. Mdry 872-5013. 3-5-9-3 $369 check drawn on the CZU.0. Give a Gift Chronicle The offense involved a Subscription Phone 872-2010 U.S.TreasuryOct. 30,1987, to 2-1-17-ff Propane LISTINGS NEEDED - Call in Caro, court records state. $353checkdrawnonLapeer for free appraisal. Our ex- County and Vassar resident Comne D. Bank Trust, Cass City Chronicle FOR SALE - Large solid 20# $6.25 perience is your insurance. Somers also received a one- according to court records, oak partners desk. Very 30# 9.00 Osentoski Realty, Cass year term in the county jail, which state sentencing for 0 Birthday, Anniversary nice for office or home. loo# 25.00 City, phone 8724377.

7 with 180 days of the sen- the defendaJlt is to be set. G3emicepers~nnel + Phone 87a-Wm. 2-5-1&3 3-5-qtf 0 College students (Above prices include tax? - 3 ( ForRent J Gift card sent with every FOR SALE steel doors Thumb Pawn Car0 man faces 7 order. with frames, two 34x80, one FOR’ RENT - The Paint 32x80. $50 each. Phone 872- 815 S. Hooper, Caro Store has a wallpaper 2508. 2-5-23-1 673-5997 2-9-21-tf 2-5-23-1 steamer for easy removal charges after chase of old wallpaper. Call 872- FOR SALE - fiberglass gar- 2445. 4-ll-2-tf TE POSS RENT OR LEASE age door, 7 ft. x 16 ft., wood grain finish with all attach- FOR SALE - ldge A Cam man was arraigned lice Officer Ronald Sur- BY THE DAY, WEEK, Whirlpool microwave with ROSECRAN on 7 charges in Tuscola anye, and damaged a pair of ments, like new, $850. Call MONTH OdYUR 872-2508. 2-5-23-1 cart. Phone872-3016. County District Court last eye glasses belonging 2-5-1 to 1990 PLYMOUTH 6-3 cations for 1 and 2 tkirbbm a-- - , , I ’: week police on b after leading Giroux. SUN DANCE desk name- apartments. Handicapped ‘ a 5 to 6-mile chase in NAME PINS, Bond for the defendant was -4~WWIONE~ plates and plasic signs in facilities available. Please Elmwood Township. set at $4,0o0. A preliminary AlKWW, TU, CRUSE. POHlER StEERlNG AND STEREO. various sizes made to your call Bill and Sue Hubel, 678- Lany W. Davidson, 29, examination was to have specification. For informa- 4401, Equal Housing Oppor- was arraigned Thursday on been held today (Wednes- tion and prices, contact tunity. 4-5-16-2 0’’ LARGE GARAGE SALE - charges of operating a motor day) at 9 a.m. $19g Mrs. Buschlen at 872-2121, May 24 thru May 28,8 till 5. I. vehicle while under the in- 1ST100 MILES FREEI ext, 212. 2-2-17-tf Deep-freeze, stove, re- TRAILER LOT for rent in ? I fluence of liquor, second Also arraigned recently 4 frigerator, guns, clothing, country. 4 south, 2 1/2 east offense, operating a motor was Cam resident Paulino miscellaneous. 2 miles of Cass City. 872-2829. vehicle while impaired, Ruiz, 53, who faces 2 counts north of M-81 on M-53,turn 4-5-9-3 third offense, driving while of second degree Criminal right, 1st house on right.14-5-23-1 his license was suspended or Sexual Conduct. BEAUTIFUL HILBTDE revoked, subsequent of- A preliminary exam for the Apartments - all carpeted, fense, fleeing a police offi- defendant was slated for BOARD GARAGE SALE - Wednes- refrigerator, range. Lots of parking, storage. Call 872- cer, transporting open at 1:30 p.m. Bond Downtown Cars City day-Thursday only, 9:OO till an May 30 Honda Custom motor- 3315 Or 872-3613. 4-5-2-tf intoxicant in a ve- was set at a combined - 1-800-622-1312 6:OO. motor Invitations cycle, Camaro Louvre and hicle, resisting and obstruct- $15,000. BRA, lots of baby items, OFFICE SPACE for rent - ing an officer (2 counts) and According to court rec- and at clothing, etc. 6576Third14-5-23-1 St. sizes 10x14 $105 and 14x16 malicious destruction of ords, Ruiz is charged with Local ladies Announcements $168. Location - 1/4 mile It executive ranch property over $100. engaging in sexual contact #meet south of Colony House on Court records state with a person under the age ahxiliaries for all social occasions GARAGE SALE - May 24- Van Dyke. Call 872-2163. 25-26, 1 south of light to Davidson resisted Tuscola of 13 years March 1 and Georgine Jensen, County Sheriff‘s Deputy March 6 in Almer Town- Mrs. loaned overnight bridge, 1 1/2 miles west. with all oak kitchen cupboards, built-in microwave, Mrs. Helen Battle, Mrs. Au- Rototiller, shower doors, James Giroux and Car0 Po- ship. drey Katzenberger of Cass er, trash compactor, oven, range and refrig. Matching accessories vanity, clothes, lamps, beer of the home is a large deck, workshop plus City and Betty Hurst of Mil- collection, submersible lington attended the annual including matchbooks, napkins, thank you notes sump pQmp, miscellane- Still time to reserve meeting of East Central ous 14-5-23-1 District Michigan Associa- . Ted Furness, 872-4509. tion of Hospital Auxiliaries Cass City Chronicle Phone 872-2010 GARAGE SALE - 4 112 space at Expo ‘90 Wednesday in Saginaw. south, 1/2 east of Ubly, 9 till The meeting was hosted 5, May 25 thru May 28. Twin Sponsors of the second general public may wish to WHEN BUYING A satellite -or bunk beds complete, e century charm with all the modem annual Thumb Business consider exhibiting at this by St. Mary’s Medical system - go with the leader clothes - all sizes, Rupp year’s event. Center Auxiliary. in quality, workmanship mini bike, small appliances Expo have indicated there’s and service after the sale. still time for businesses to The Expo will b open free and much much more. Ev- Election of officers was Richard’s offers service on erything in good shape.14-5-23-1 reserve exhibit space at the of charge to business repre- held and talks were given all satellite systems. Expo. sentatives as well as the by a representative from Richard’s, 1223 E. Caro The Expo facility has been general public from 10 a.m. Crime Stoppers and from Rd., Caro, Phone 673-7323. 5-FAMILY garage increased in size since last to I p.m. 2-2-14-tf HUGE Ask-A-Nurse. sale - Household items, 652-0388. year and will accommodate The Expo is sponsored by select children and adult morebusinesseswho wish to the Thumb Area Consor- clothes, furniture, craft participate in the proven tium/Community Growth items and supplies, lots for successful Expo event. Alliance and Great Lakes rHUMB KNUCKLE ?ARMS everyone. Memorial Day Highlighting this year’s Junior College in coopera- 1‘ weekend, starting Friday, GREENHOUS !4 May 25, 8:30 a.m. on. 4311 Thumb Business Expo will tion with Huron County - be guest Larry L. Meyer, Economic Development S. Seeger St. 14-5-23-1 WANTED TO RENT - 1 director of the Michigan Corp.,Lapeer Development 1 mile west, 1tZ north of Argyle bedroom house, trailer or GARAGE SALE - May 25, apartment, about $200 Department of Commerce, Corp., Sanilac Economic 53 17 Patterson Rd. who will address exhibitors Growth Corp. and Tuscola 26, Friday, 8:00-8:00, Satur- month. Call 872-2436, ask and invited guests at a “pre- County Economic Develop- day 8 :00-5 : 00,3 miles south for Kristy. 4-5-23-1 Expo” breakfast. Mr. Meyer ment Corporation. * BEDDING PLANTS of Cass City, 13/4 miles west also officiate at a ribbon Remaining exhibit spaces * FLOWERS ’& VEGETABLES on DeLong Rd., 872-2861. FOR RENT - 3 bedroom will 1974 motorcycle, 125 ranch, fully carpeted, cutting that will open Expo are offered at a nominal fee * 1OOO’S GERANIUMS Honda, dryer, wood French washer/drier hookup, gar- ‘90. and are available on a first doors, clothes, miscellane- age. Very neat and clean. - The event will be held June come basis. With purchase’of plants get ous * 14-5-23-1 $&O per month plus utilities 7 at the Car0 Campus of Expo information can be $30.00 and deposit. Call 872-2508. Call Cass City 517-8t2-2248 Of Great Lakes Junior College, obtained by calling Matgie 1 bag of topsoil or peat FREE GARAGE SALE - May 24, 4-5-23-1 Caro 517-@3-= 1231 Cleaver Rd,, Caro. White at Great Lakes Junior 25, from 9:OO to 5:OO. 6470 Kelly W. Smith, Broker Any business that produces College (517) 673-5857, or 2-5-16-4 Third St., Cass City. House- FOR RENT - storage, Cass Firm Comrnrrelil Resldsntlrl ~lrtlngsWintad! a product or provides a serv- anyof the named sponsoring hold and miscellaneous City Mini-Storage.Call 872- items. 14-5-23-1 ice to other businesses or the organizations. 3917. 4-1-s-tf *:**a CASS CITY. MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY,MAY 23,1990 PAGE FlrrEEN :*QLLLING 872-2010PUTS AN' ACTION AD TO WORK FOR YOU 1 Notice8 1 Noticee 1 ( Noticee ] (Services) I Services 1 (Wanted) r ~~~ [ Noticee ) -. . ._ NEED SOMEONE TO Arthur Brown d ATTENTION WOMEN COMPLETE BABY-SITTER wanted for F BINGO - Every Thursday drive? Will drive by day or SHARPEN- 2 children in my home. Call bdwlers -Anyone interested BIG C ASPHALT - patch hour. Call 872-3611 between ING service.- B & G Saw in-^ at St. Pancratius Hall, S. and repair. All types of as- Dawn 872-2969. 11-5-16-3 bowling on Tuesday 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. 5-5-23-3 Sharpening, Bruce Silver- ight Summer League - a Seeger, Cass City. Doors phalt - parking lots, drive- Cass City nail, 5205 Bevens Rd., De- 6:OO open p.m. Early-bird We NEED SAND blasting I mwting May 22 at 7:OO p.m. ways, roads. also get Well Drilling ford, MI 48729. Phone 517- Y at'. Charmont or contact 6:30, regular bingo 7:OO. rid of those muddy drive- Services 683-2732. Drop off at Dan's done. Call Kim at 872-2759. Cash Loans to $5,OOO,OOO. Pennie 872-2792 or Carol Phone 872-5410. Knights of ways and parking lots. Our I 1 and Power & Stove, 6509 Main 11-5-16-3 Prior Turndowns OK! ColumbusCouncil No. 88H. 871-3526. 5-5-16-2 special -we put in complete ELECTRIC MOTOR and Pump Repair St., Cass City. 8-5-94 Visa/MC. Bad Credit our 5-12-31-tf driveway -10x70 for $650. power tool repair, 4 D.m. to specialty. $5,000 Creditline. !. This price covers labor and 8 p.m. weekdiys,. 8 i.m. to [Work Wanted] Guaranteed Acceptance1 Fine selection of gifts for materials. Special good 5 p.m. Saturdays. John STATE LICENSED Counselors available. Call 1- graduations, weddings, 30 WILL DO baby-sitting, ;SHANKS FOR THE days only. Call 517-673-7264, Blair, 1/8 mile west of M-53 dIVE 900-230-1 233 $1.98/min. 2 ' showers, anniversaries. 313-238-1264,313-733-1175. on Sebewaing Road. Phone Phone 673-3800 Carpet & Upholstery mother of one, in her home, minute maximum. HELPONOUR 8-1-27-tf 6343 Pine St. 12-5-9-3 : RESEARCH New arrivals in daily 5-3-28-10 269-7909. 8-12-13-tf ' Cleaning Selective Introductions Na- : OFDEFORD "A Gift From McConkey's *Licensed DuPont CATERING - weddings, tional personal introductions is Always Something Exciting Summer Chuck O'Dell Stainmaster banquets, parties, all occa- network. You select age, Special" Day Care Programs SEPTIC SYSTEMS applicator sions. For information call area and personal interest. Cleaning & Installation Excavatine[ *Auto Interiors 872-3154 evenings or12-5-9-6 872- Leave your own personal in- McCONKEY Limited Space Simpson Over 20 years' experience cleaned 5078. trductlon and contact other Emil (Joe) Amberboy JEWELRY & GIFl'SHOP Septic systems installed in your singles. 1-908-420-3595 Call today Excavating Phone 872-3025 and cleaned driveway MOTHER OF ONE will $amin. 5-5-23-2 Cass City 872-2300 sand - gravel - ponds *3-Mprotectors take excellent care of your 5-5-23-1 Dozer - backhoe - loader ditching - hydrahoe - *Flood removal Need Cash or Credit? In- Higher Horizons topsoil - gravel - sand child in my home, 2% miles crease your purchasing ," dozer - backhoe Don Dohn from Cass City. Please con- C'hild any size fill job power with our guaranteed ~ driveways - waterlines Phone (517) 872-3031 4394 Ma le #3 tact Barb 872-2066. 12-5-9-3 credit program. Call 1-900- Development this & that 4323 Krapf Rd. 8-4-15-tf PhoneCass 872-3471 8ity 420-3500 get instant credit, Center Free Estimate Cass City, Michigan Visa, Mastercard, signature 8-6-3-tf bans. $amin. 24 hours. t 5-5-93 Smith Refrigeration Phone 872-4502 SATELLITE & ANTENNA I 8-1-17-tf Credit Card8 Vlsa - Master- SALES 6 SERVICE Scratch Pads card guaranteed! Bad credit. 1223 E. CARO RO. TV & VCR Bankruptcy OK! 99% ap- CARO, MI 48723 RICHARD'S TV-Appliance Service proved. For applicatio~~lll-- assorted sizes and Sound Room offers ser- Appliance Repair 900-258- 8510 2$/Min. vice for VCRs - TVs - Summer Rentak Northern Resort. Condominiums or Cbmptete Satellite System (51,) i73-7323 Stereos - Telephones. For All makes and models All Homeownersf $Speedy Cass City Chronicle quality service call 673- resort homes. One month Cash$ Any purpose, low $1795.00 installed with decoder 5-2-144 Antenna and minimum stay. Call or write 5-3-14-3 7323, Caro. Satellite Service Call rates, credit corrected, EZ ' Chris Maclnnes, Crystal debt consolidation. Express 872-3092 Mountain Resort, M-115, Mortgage, Money from your 8-3-15-tf Thompsonville, MI 49683. 1- home fast1 Call 3694ASH, 616-378-291 1. ask for De@, 50. Outside (313) dl1 -800-LOAN-1 23. BUYINGORSELLI 3RYANT BUILDERS - ad- Drivers-America'r most ditions, siding, roofing, HUNT-ed. Call the search decks, free estimates. Call Wolff Tannlng Beds Com- Ken Martin off. J.B. HUNT has the perfect mercial-Home units. From Electric, 872-5124. 8-5-23-3 job in custody. Call 1-800- Inc. ~ $199.00. Lamps- Lotions-&- SEE CALKA FIRST' . 643-3331 and get in on the I B.A. For Fast, Efficient cessories. Monthly payments Home. - FUIUR reward: great pay, guaran- low as $18.00. Call Today POSSESSION ON SHORT NOTICE!!! Repairs on your teed mileage and fantastic Commtrcial FREE Color Catabg. 1-800- a FOR SALE: One of he most attractive homes in Cass City: industrial benefits. Our most ex- 228-6292. New and rewire perienced drivers are earning approximately 2,000 square feet of living space - RANCH as much as $40K-$50wr. TYPE-BRICK All American Walnut finish cabinets; liv- System A Wonderful Family Ex- - State Licensed J.B. Hunt is an EOE. Subject ing room approx. 13x27' - Andersen windows; large 5'china to drug screen. E!Gzn,Scandinavian Australian,, cabinet built in Central Vacuum system; Kitchen Aid - @Call Japanese high school ex- dishwasher; sliding glass doors from bedroom or entertain- Phone 872-41 14 !!Shoe Store!! Excellent op- 4180 HWCorner Road Rick's change students arriving in ment center to 15x32' wolmanized deck; plus large PATIO portunity to open your own August. Become a host fami- for entertaining; large 2 car garage plus basement parti- 8-8-10-tf Earth Station store with top qualrty shoes. - Caro.1433 Phone E. Caro 673-1783. Rd. ly/Ameriin intercultural stu- tioned for 2 more bedrooms or offices; FIREPLACE - M & N LAWN & Overdo 100 a allbrands for vou - 400 including styles. dent exchange. Call situated on two nicely landscaped lots 2 lame bathrooms; 1-800-SIBLING. - YARD SERVICES 8-10-19-tf opening inventory, training & plus plumbing for additional in basement; $99,950.00, e . From $14,900. River REDUCED TO $89,900.00. TERMS. L#16,634. RE- Mowing, Rolling, FARM BUREAU Insur- tj;!?!ational Footwear Dis- A Doctor Buys Land Con- I DUCED NOW!! Trimming, Thatching, ance: Auto, Farm, Crop, tributor. 1-904-733- 6899. tracts lump sum cash. Fast GardenFertilizing, Plowing, Home, Business, Life; An- decisions. No commissions. nuities. Frank Kluger 31 3-335-61 66 or 1 -800- 346- Screen Replacement Tlred Of Paylng Rent? Build 7854.(Agent), 269-8874 8-2-28-tfor 269- the home you want, with all 8080. the help you need. Free Call 872-2043 or Brochure. 1-800-334-8820. Be Your Own Boss. National PRICE REDUCED 872-4264 manufacturer needs local per- son service 100% natural ' on this 1 l/2 story home. Features: 3 bedrooms, 1 3/4 baths, 8u lng lcart etchings, also to Maynard Helwig - - uice rolite. Best one-mah I' STONE FIREPLACE,Natural gas f&nace, formal dining 84-25-tf Tif rany, Handel, Pair usiness ever. No selling. No lamps. Vases by Gab, b room, SUN ROOM leads to deck, stone garage, circular FOR SALE - Pull type ma- GI% overhead. Must have $14,400'4, drive, $44,500.00, kisting !UICK'S LAWN Mainte- Nancy. Call George Price, 1- #16,640a nure spreader, works good, 800-356-0564. Send hotos, secured 100% by inventory. ance - complete lawn care, $125.Call after 4 - 872-2922. $55,000 very possibh first Commercial, residential, 9-5-23-3 Box 14144, Parkvilk, MO 64152. year. This could make you in- ,pring clean-ups. Call 843- dependent. First time offer. \! 892. 8-5-2-5 For details call gam-9pm. 1-# [ Wanted to Buy 1 Truck Owner Operators - 800-633-1 740. Lebioda Tired of waiting for our settle- WANT TO BUY for our ment check? PdRoberson SPECIAL!! Excavating Place Your Statewlde Ad , I grandsons - good used bas- pays one-half in advance and Here! $300 buys a 25 word ~ one-half * afterun- LOOK THIS ONE OVER! Quality gravel, sand and ketball backboard, hoop immdM& classified ad offering black dirt, septic sys- and metal post for in- loading. Call f-800-237-3534, 1,340,000 circulation. Con- 1 1/2 Story ENGLISH TUDOR home. Features: 4 Bed- Dept. M-27. rcmms kith hardwood floors, FIREPLACE in large living tems, ditch digging, ground setup'. Prefer one tact this newspaper for basements, driveways, out of the ground or will re- details. room, formal dining room, 2 bathrooms, maple stairway, water lines, brush hog- move ourselves. Phone Attention Veterans, Home lots of storage & closets plus 3 rmin brick home. This home ging, etc. Dick Erla,872-3166. 6-5-23-1 bans to buy or build 100% must be seen to be appreciated and is priced way below re- financing. 90% on refinances. (Card of Thanks 1 placement cost at $75,000.00. Reduced to $68,500. Call John 872-3149 WANT TO BUY -bass CB's. Phone Clarence Phillips L# 16,692 Call Beth 872-2861 Call 872-5438. 6-5-16-2n Mortgage Company, 615- THERE IS A wonderful 8-8-23-t f 684-1029, UP to $144,000. thing that gold cannot buy, a blessing that's rare and 1 WANT TO BUY - standing true, and that's the gift of I Steamaster Carpet & timber or firewood. Paying "Must Sell - Steel Building Upholstery Cleaners cash. Call 872-3208. 64-18-tf Factory Clearouts. 40 X 60: wonderful friends, like you. Experienced, Fast, $7,644; 80 X 120: only My heartfelt thanks to all ; Courteous, Inexpensive $28,213; other sires avail- who sent flowers, cards, ,, Residential & Commercial WANTED - silver coins, able, call now, first =me first food, took me out to meals, , PRICED TO SELL NOW! Car & van interiors dimes, quarters, halfs 1964 served. Collect: 416-792- did all my chores and most and back - silver dollars 2704." of all, prayed for me during Beautiful 3 Bedroom Raised Brick Ranch home in Cas Water & fire damage 1878 to Paying top 10% Senior Discount 1935. my recent illness. Grate- :'t City. Home features: large living room with Indiana price. The Coin Shop, 6439 Cash, Credit Problem8? fully,Theda Seeger. and Licensed DuPont Limestone Fireplace Wall, new carpet in living room St ainguard Main. Phone 872-3919. Personal Loans, Business, 13-5-23-1 ' bedrooms, lots of closets and storage areas, new flooring Professional 6-9-21-tf Visa/Mast ercard, Grants, in bathroom, full basement, lots of extras, garage area in Paul Bessler Consolidations. No Collateral I WOULD LIKE to thank basement, large lot. PRICED TO SELL RIGHT [Help Wanted1 or Security, Bad or No Credit Dr. Donahue, Dr. Martin . NOW!!! $69,500.00. Call now before it's too late! 872-4716 OK (24Hrs.) Dept L13 1-516- and staff at Hills and Dales. ; #16,690. 8-5-9-3 243-5035. Listing WANTED - high schooler to Also Pastor Fruendt, my DEAN'S GARAGE DOOR do lawn work weekends. family and friendswho sent *I Service - Dean Weisenbach, Call 872-5480. 11-5-23-3 $$$SACRIFICE$$$ Steel cards and said prayers on phone 872-3097. Residential Bu Ild ing Manufacturer my behalf and all the guys ' COUNTRY GENTLEMAN'S FARM: 39 ACRES - IN CASS CITY: Large 4-5 bedroom home with extra and commercial doors, clearing out surplus inventory. who helped my son during door openers. Free esti- NEED RESPONSIBLE Immediate delivery. 21 X24- my illness. God bless you Qarge country style home with 4 bedrooms; gas furnace; large FAMILY ROOM - practically new carpeting; woman, possible husband/ $1 995.00, 28X30-$2999.00, natural gas furnace 8 years old; alum. siding; highest heat mates. 8-5-94 all and thank you all so lots of storage &closet space; basement; circuit breakers; wife to live in and manage 35x40- $3990.00, 40x60- much. Bill Hacker. duminum siding; same owner 20 years; barn approx, bill for month is $149.00; 2 1/2 car garage attached - AFC home. Nonsmokers $5995.00. Other sires avail- 13-5-23-1 40x55' with new 220 - 3 phse wiring; new concrete floor $3,000.down payment, $48,500. total price. CUSTOM preferred, experience de- able. Call 1-800-668- 5700. SLAUGHTERING ~ 5 to 8" thick: another buildingv approx.+. 38x196 could be sirable in caring for dis- THE FAMILY of E. Glenn ~ &nverted into mini-storage - blacktop road - all this for BEEF-PORK-VEAL-LAMB abled persons. References Newspaper Reportor. Ex- Churchill wishes to thank RANCH TYPE HOME within 300 feet of Golf Course SMOKING AND required. Phone 517-453- $80.000, or will trade for a small business. - Beautiful home in excellent condition; Formal dining CURING, perience necessary. Jour- everyone for their many PROCESSING 2284 for more details. nalism degree preferred. I-' room - 3 large bedrooms; 2 bathrooms; natural gas fired acts of kindness during the TUESDAY & FRIDAY 11-5-16-2 Benefits. Send resume and illness and passing away of hot water heat; FIREPLACE insert for wood burning clips: Ken Winter, Editor and bOTEL: with Class B License, SDM,food permit - brick our dear father. Thanks to I 2 built in - new gas range; new disposal; oven - drapes and ERLA NURSE AIDE needed for General Mana ere Petoskey Dr. Donahue, the nurses bilding; 40x60' approx. comes with equipment, fixtures curtains remain; large 2 garage attached; approx. News-Review, .O. Box 582, car Packing Co., Inc. home care agency, part B and staff at Tendercare, ..- i Tdreal estate for $57,500. 2,000 square feet of living area; all this for $59,500. Petoskey, MI 497704582, time, certified nurse aide Rev. Clifford Jordan for his AI +- USDA Plant 1074 or 1-year experience. Call comfgrting words, Mr. and (.. Cass City 517-872-2192 872-4341. 11-5-23-2 Swimmin Pods - Make Us Mrs. Little for their kind- t: We have other Listings on Homes, Farms, Businesses - Apartment i An Offer arbus sizes of fac- 8-4-9-tf J ness, the family, friends ' ,,: Homes - River Property, Lots, etc. TOURISM DIRECTOR - tory reconditioned, KAYAK and neighbors who brought P GARY WILLS Work to promote and ex- POOLS - Manufacturer's in food for the luncheon at , $EAR CASS CITY - one story home - remodeled - 5 rooms plus large FAMILY ROOM; very nwt in ana out - tend Huron County's al- Warranty, installations and the Masonic Temple bdild- ' lyloncricf furnaceplus wood burning stove- lots of closet and storage space;plus 24x24' garage with wood-burning stove CONSTRUCTION financing available. Limited ready growing tourist base. ing. Your kindness will al- I3.2 t, -:work bench - also barn 28x32' with storage & workshop - all this on 2 acres of land; POSSESSION Licensed/Insurtd Builder quantities. 1-800-843-7665 IMMEDIATE New HornedRemodcling Self starter who can de- ways be remembered. -:Price reduced - HURRY!!! Listing #16,627 velop ideas for promotion 13-5-23-1 "'" Repair, Pole BuildingdTruss and generate contacts. $5,000 Gold Card. Guaran- Setting, SandGravel & Top We have many others to choosefrom. Call, Write or See: Marketing degree or equi- teed! No deposit. No credit I WOULD to thank soil, Excavating/demolitim check. Cash advances! Free LIKE valent in experience. Ex- Dr. Hall and all the kind ,i Bulldozing & Grading cellent starting salary and $80 gift certificate. Also fast, hard working nurses at i B.A. CALKA, Realtor 872-3355 or 872-3230 I Backhoe & Hydrohoe easy VISNMC, no deposit! 1- , working conditions. Appli- Hills and Dales Hospital for , Free estimates cation deadline May 31, 800-234-6741 ,anytime. (Free their hard work, they had *' Sheila D. Hallahan = Sales Associate 872-3355 Reasonable rates call). pi 1990. Send resume to Huron to pull me through my short ~ M-81 east of Cass City E.A.C., 250 E. Huron, Bad rough illness. Thanks to Fr. '. pi Dale Brown 872-3355 Realtor Associate A P Call 517-872-3505 Axe, MI 48413. EOE. Become A Paralegal, Na- Spleet for his prayers, all 8-5-3-tf 11-5-23-1 tionally accredited, attorney the ladies for their cards St., instructed, home study, Es- 6306 W.Main Cass City, Michigan 48726 tablished 1976, financial aid, and prayers. Thank you, :; FREE catalog 1-800- 869- Marion McClorey, for your ' REALTOR@ NOW 2 OFFICES TO SERVE YOU BETTER E~2iRE~ wonderful help. Bless you <#:)* 2555, Southern Career In- all. Corinne Creguer . I stitute, Drawer 2158, Boca Car0 673-8717 Earl or Marlene Gohs 13-5-23-1 Cass City 872-3355 Raton, Florida 33427. PAGE SIXTEEN CASS crTy CHRONICLE-WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1990 CASS CITY,hdCHIGAN CMU lists 10 from area School to install among recent graduates burglar alarm I The Cass city School has been at least temporarily curriculum will be telecom- Ten area residents have trict for about 5 years, her plied arts degree in broad- Saginaw Valley State Uni- cast and cinematic arts. She versity. Board approved the installa- derailed. The plan was to municated to other schools graduated from Central mother said, and David tion of a burglar alarm sys- Offer the Program in con- in Tuscola and Sanilac Michigan University since Gdreceived a degree in graduated from Ubly High Tonti works as a project/ special education about 10 School in 1985. forecast coordinator in the tem for the high school at its junction with Unionville- counties. December, including twin regular session Monday Sebewaing District, which Supt. Ken Micklash re- sisters who attended the col- years ago. Currently Steffen is seek- material handling engineer- ing work in a small televi- ing department of General night at the high school. was cutting back its pro- ported that the hot lunch lege together and earned the Ronald, a 1986 graduate of The action was taken be- Pam. program has continued to Owendale-Gagetown High sion news room. Moving up Motor’s Flint Automotive same degree. cause of 2 recent break-ins. However, after district prosperrather than under being local leased control and They are Andrea Nieboer School, is the son of Hazel into a Grand Raprds TV Division. The daughter of Cass City It will cost $1,484. In addi- voter the full-time and Angela Wallace, both and Ronald Good of news room, then to one in that the school would end Gagetown. With a major in Detroit or Chicano are residents Don and Geri LAWRENCE EN- tion, a m-hour monitoring program was reinstated at winter 1989 graduates. system was for $12 with a surplus of $20,000 Each earned a bachelor of inshmental music and a Steffen’s long-temgoals. Tonti, she plans to marry GLEHART, VFW Okayed USA and the partnership Rochester native Randy per month, and be able to pay $15,000 science degree in business minor in choral music. he Post 3644 member, In the busy session the now.Plan WillCass evidently City abandoned not work fundback that is owed the general administration with a major hopes to land a high school Cass City resident Mich- Genord in about 4 weeks. or junior high teaching psi- elle Mullin was a cum laude Genord used to work for sells a hand-crafted in accounting. Both women boardtransfers fromheardrquests Evergreen for to its agricultural program sew Thk board also okayed the also were members of Sigma tion, graduate and earned a GM, Tonti said, but is now poppy Friday morn- bachelor of science degree employed as a manufactur- Campbell Elementary years ago Of by-laws for the new Blue Iota Epsilon, an honorary Schools. lack of interest.. . Bay Conference that Cass business fraternity. Another graduate from with double majors in ing consultant for aToronto- ing at the intersec- _. Gagetown, Vickie Lynn mathematics and statistics. based firm. tion of Main and A request by the Ray While the proposed agri- City will join. Merchant,earned her master Hendricks to transfer their culture program fizzled, a of arts degree in guidance Seeger streets. The daughter, who is in the third new Spanish course for ‘ Wedding and counseling. She previ- Evergreen annual poppy sale is grade, was tabled pending eighthgradedidnot. Agrant Announcements ously earned degrees in conducted to raise the decision about closing of around $35,000 has been teaching and history, with a Evergreen. authorized to establish Cass and School money for veterans Requests by the Mike Gil- psychology minor, at Sagi- City as a state demonstration Invitafions naw Valley State Univer- and their families. liams and Harvey Bells to site for the program. sity. to close? continue sending their chil- Catalogs loaned Gagetown and Cass dren to Campbell were ap- Working with the Tuscola overnight. - proved, with Trustee Fred will be 200 amp and replace City post members Intermediate School Dis- FREE,SUBSCRTFTION a 25-amp unit. raised an estimated Matthews voting no. trict, the pilot program calls WITH EACH ORDER A new computer, printer A plan for a central agri- for Cas City to be a base and monitor were given to total of $1,500. culture education program instruction site in which the the high school by Dr. and Mrs. Hoon Jeung. CURRICULUM Wayne Dillon told the Angela Wallace board that there would be r Michelle Mullin changes in the co-op pro- gram next year, necessary to A 1986 graduate: of Car0 comply with new state regu- High School, Mullin is the lations. daughter of Michael and Although what will be Donna Mullin and a life- demanded is not yet certain, long Cass City resident. In it is known that a minimum Vickie Merchant June she will begin a of 4 hours daily in the class- master’s program at Ohio room, instead of 3, will be GIFTS FOR HIM & HER Last year Merchant began State University with plans required. That means, he counseling full-time for to earn a degree in statistics. said, that it would probably Deckerville Community Paul Branoff, Cass City, be impossible for a student COLOGNES Schools, while finishing her earned a master of science to be on co-op and still par- master’s degree in the eve- degree in administration. ticipate in sports. Priced to$t any nings, He received his bachelor’s New textbooks for Span- Shoppefs Bdgetf A lifelong area resident, degree at CMU in 1977. ish, English literature 9 and she graduated from Owen- Currently a senior buyer 10 and driver education dale High School in 1969 for Walbro Corp., Caro, were authorized. FOR HIMmmao and married Grant Merchant Branoff taught in the Li- It’s possible that the the following fall. They Andrea Nieboer vonia school district for 2 school will have 34 new have 3 children, Aimee, 16, years after receiving his computers at no cost to the Michael, 14, and Ricky, 12. teaching certificate. district by participating in Nieboer and Wallace are Although Carol Maurer Until his junior year in high Gov. James Blanchard’s 1985 graduates of Cass City graduated from Ubly High school, Branoff lived in ‘‘Classrooms of Tomorrow” Sgh School and the daugh- School in 1983 and went on Detroit and went to Cass program. It’s also possible ters of Beverly Terry of East to earn 2 college degrees, Tech High School. He that the school could end up Brunswick, N.J., andhold she will seek a third begin- graduated in 1973 from payingallbut$10,000 ofthe Nieboer of Lansing. ning in the fall. Crestwood High School in $74,800 cost. The fm of Stewart, Beau- After earning an associate Dearborn Heights. Under the program the vais and Whipple PC in in arts degree with a business Branoff, his wife, Cindy, first year money is guaran- Hallmark offersmany Lansing employs Nieboer as administration major, Mau- and their 3 children, Jordan, teed, Micklash explained. an accountant, while Wal- rer enrolled at CMU, earn- 8, and twins Mara and Ash- The plan is for the state to choices of cards and gifts 7 lace and her daughter, Ash- ing a bachelor of science in ley, 5,returned to Cass City pay all of the cost. However, ley, 5, live in Naples, Fla. mathematics degree with a about 5 years ago. if the funding is stopped, the FOR HER... Wallace is an accountant for business admipistration Now that Scott Homer has school district is responsible D.L. Donohoo and Co. minor. received his bachelor of sci- for the last 6 years of the 7- Among CMU’s 3,000 pro- This fall she will pursue a ence in business administra- year program, spective May 5 graduates master’s degree at CMU, tion degree, he plans to take The superintendent feels were 8 area residents. One working as a graduate assis- a unique vacation. that it is unlikely that all of Gagetown graduate fol- tant and teaching 2 interme- the 34 applications submit- lowed in family footsteps by diate algebra classes. After ted will be approved. The earning his teaching degree. graduation, Maurer said she board approved the submis- Ronald Good received a wants to join the Peace sion of all the applications bachelor of music degree in Corps for 2 years, then teach and is willing to gamble that education. He Idhis stu- at a junior college. the state will continue the dent teaching in instrumen- Maurer, 24, is the daughter program and assume all the tal band at Car0 High School of John Maurer, owner of A.\ PRECIOUS A from January through mid- Maurer Meat Processors, May. Inc. in Ubly, and the late 4mHHall Two of Good’s siblings Helen Maurer. MOMENTS also earned teaching de- Another Ubly native, closing grees from CMU. Paula Kathleen Steffen, daughter Good has taught music in the of Gale and Patricia Steffen, Figurines Edwardsburg School Dis- received a bachelor of ap- lic Works, dated April 24, 1990, members of the 4-H program must complete a REVON list of maintenance and elec- Lots more tricalhcommendations be- Scott Homer fore occupying the building. tochoose On the 24-item list from Homer’s sister, Sherri, a are tasks such as updating fire “THE GOOD LORD “FAITH IS A VICTORY” 1984 Cass City High School extinguishers, installing ALWAYS DELIVERS graduate, has worked for the lighted emergency signs, Peace Corps in Africa since removing combustible de- 1988. She will finish her job A at Johnny’s Family Inn bris from crawl space areas, of instructing elementary making all fire escapes ac- =-- school teachers in health cessible and in working or- For Him and Her education techniques in der and determining the June. condition of rafters and roof Homer left Tuesday to join sheathing. BUXTON BILLFOLDS c his sister in Yaloke, a Cen- $599 After the meeting, Hale I $1105 I tral African Republic vil- said the building is a fire trap 100% Leather 1 Year Guarantee lage, for 4 months. After because of cotton mattresses 1 touring Africa, they hope to piled upstairs and a blocked 1 I spend about 2 months in Ash for We Bill MONEY 100’s I fire exit. 10% SENIOR CITIZEN I PARTY PACK Eastern Europe. Wilbur committee and CD Recordings A 1986 Cass City High PRESCRIPT10N Medicare for ORDER a2Large I 14” Cheese Pizzas and 8 pc. Chicken, Fish or Both -I council member John Piche Stock DISCOUNTS You Ava I lab Ie In I- Extra Items at additional cost II School graduate and the son moved and received council of Louis and Janice Homer, I’ I approval to schedule a spe- Drop Off - P’ck-up Thumb Distributor Pay your We accept all he studied finance and man- cial meeting for June ll at I ONLY $14’’ I agement at He will All mu ns Ex ire 64-90 CMU. 7:45 p.m. in the Tuscola STATION HOLLISTER THUMB Pre-Pay bm~~mm~m&wmmmmmJstart job hunting and pursu- County Area Skill Center For OSTOMY ELECTRIC Prescription ing a master’s degree after Common Meeting Room. GENERAL WE DO CAT€RING his overseas excursion. PRO DUCTS Bill Here Plans GRADUATIONS WEDDINGS PARTIES He asked that Wilbur Hall TELEPHONE Nancy Tonti, currently a Includes: Chicken, Fish, Cold Salads, Pizza & Mu& Morel, remain closed at least until Grand Blanc resident, after the special meeting, earned a master of science in when 4-H leaders could administration degree with a express their views and vote JOHNNY’S- general administration con- on the subject. Changing of FAM 1LY IN N centra tion, several 4-H bylaws also is on A Cass City resident until the agenda for this meeting. “WE DELIVER” 1985, Tonti graduated from All 4-H leaders, registered 1252 E. Caro Rd. Caro 673-3805 Cass City High School in as of the regular March 15, 51 5 Nestle (M-81, Next to Hardees) 1980 and went on to pursue a 1990, meeting, should re- Cass City 872-5333 bachelor of business ad- ceive a letter regarding the ministration degree from meeting. WEDNESDAY, MAY 23,1990 A SPECIAL SECTION OF THE Pams 1 hru 8 -- PROM NIGHT '90

CLASS OFFICERS President...... Paula Merchant Vice-President...... Beth Powell Secretary...... Janet Erla Treasurer...... Bobbi VOSS CIas Sponsors.'...... Mrs. JacquieMrs. Nancy Zawilinski Folk

Assistant Sponsor...... Mrs. Karen Wallace

CLASS MOTTO: Faces of old and faces of new, People we know and people we knew. Growing together then drifting apart, Always an ending and now a fzew start. e r CLASS COLORS: CLASSWhite FLOWER: Rose Maroon and White CLASS SONG: Time for Change by Motley Crue The 104th class at Cass City High School

Baccalaureate Service Graduation Exercises Sunday, May 20,1990,2:00 p.m. Thursday, May 24,1990,8:00 p.m.

'Processional...... Senior High School Band Processional...... Senior High School Band "Pmp & Circumstance"by Elgar George Bushg, Director "Pomp 8 Circumstance"by Elgar Gsorge Bushg, Director Invocation...... Minister Charles Emmert Invocation...... Pastor Allen Fruendt Nmesh Church of Christ, assCity Good Shepherd Lutheran church Welcome...... Kenneth 1. Micklash Scripture Reading...... Minister Willard Dodson Superintendent of Schwls Cpss City Church of Christ Student Speakers...... Christopher FoI k Musical Selection...... Senior High School Band Wendy Weaver *Prelude and Fugue" in G Minm George Bushung, Director urns of I990 by Baht Moehlmann Musical Selection...... Senior High School Band "DcDonshire Overture" by Proyhar George Bushag, Director Prayer for the Graduates...... Minister Willard Dodson Cass City Church ofChrist Presentation of Honors and Awards...... C.J. Cleland Wayne Dillon Address...... Reverend Cliff Jordan Senior High School Gninselms GusCity Missionmy Church Pastor Allen Fruendt Presentation of Graduates...... Russell Biefer Benediction...... Srtrior Iiigh School Principl Good Shepherd lvtheran Church Awarding of Diplomas...... Kenneth J. Micklash Recessional...... Senior High School Band Superintendent of Schoois Recessional ,, by PIoyhPr George Bushg, Diredm Benediction...... Minister Charles Emmert Nmesta Church of Christ, Cnss City

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