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VOLUME 85, NUMBER 28 THIRTY CENTS 16 PAGES PLUS TWO SUPPLEMENTS Costs climb, says Kirby 0-G state aid down, local taxes up 2.18 mills Faced with tougher finan- also voted to borrow monies levy for the 1976debt retire- Nav. 6 for a 100-day period. tors. cial times in the coming this year on anticipated tax ment. A special meeting was They include receiving DON ROBERSON, 71, said thank-you to the village of months, Owen-Gage School revenues, something the Monday’s Truth in Taxa- scheduled for 7 p.m. at.28 less state aid last year than officials held a Truth in district hasn’t had to do in 3 tion hearing was held in at the high school to open expected because the state Kingston recently by building this covered bridge, which was Taxation hearing and then years. compliance with the bids from interested finan- overpaid the district the year approved a tax hike of No citizens attended the Headlee Amendment, cial institutions. before, he said. Less aid is installed Saturday at a small park on thedwest side of King- 2.1835 mills Monday night. brief hearing, during which which requires taxing units According to Kirby, expected this year as well, I ston. The Board of Education school Supt. Harley Kirby to hold a public hearing if Owen-Gage will have a bal- with Owen-Gage barely recommended setting the they wish to collect addi- ance of $26 l,180 at the end maintaining its “in-for- 1991 operational millage tional tax revenue - up to of September. That figure is mula” status due, in part, to In Kingston levy at 39.3 mills and the but not exceeding the infla- expected to dwindle to a con tinying trend of declin- 1976 debt retirement levy at tion rate - due to an in- $93,989 by the end of Octo- ing enrollment, 2 mills, for a total of 41.3 crease in land values. ber, and without a loan, the At the same time, costs in mills. During the school board’s district will be more than general have continued to Based on a 1991 state regular monthly meeting $30,000 in the red in No- climb, and the district has Roberson builds covered equalized valuation of Monday, Kirby predicted vember, he said. incurred a number of one- $3 1,12O,S5O, the addi ‘onal cash-flow problems will hit time expenses, including millage will increase0k rat- the district in November, MONEY PROBLEMS more than $25,000 for roof ing jrevenues in the district and recommended that the repairs at the elementary lbridgeto say thank-you by 5$8 percent, or $67,952. board approve borrowing Although not a serious fi- school and $18,000 for the Last year, Owen-Gage had $250,000 on anticipated tax nnancial crisis, Kirby later purchase of a school van. In addition, contin- Roberson said he ap- an SEV of $29,685,564 and revenues. commented that the Kirby At 7 1, Don Roberson says helped us get to our feet. It Roberson, who began the levied a total of 42.9692 ued, the Owen-Gage board seemed like everybody proached village President projcct in mid August, ini- The board approved a district’s money problems he feels younger than he mills, including a 4.12-mill motion borrow the money are the result of several fac- should on some days. trusted us and helped us get Arlo Ruggles, suggested tially thought the project to Please turn to back page. That feeling has been settled - the lumberyard that a new bridgc be con- would pretty much be a sur- around quite a bit lately, carried us and the hardware structed and said he’d be prise to the community, But .. , jndging by the large covered and just abut every store,” willing to build it. “I was it didn’t work out that way. bridge sitting in his drive- he remarked Thursday at his half serious,” Roberson “It scemed like everybody way last \iveek. English Road home. “That joked, in the country stopped by,” The bridge, installed Sat- was way back after World After the Village Council he recalled. “The closer I urday at a small village park War I1 - 1948. You know, formally accepted his offer, got to completing it, the just west of thelight in King- those were rough times, but Roberson, a former Air more who would come. It ston, was built by Roberson, we have a lot of good memo- Force mechanic, went to was a big attraction every who says he’s always en- ries.” work on a design. day.” joyed working with wood. It was those memories, in The village spent $2,500 Roberson said he knew But the project was much part, that prompted Rober- on materials, and in 3 weeks, maybe half of those who more than an extension of son to offer to build the Roberson transformed a stopped by to admire his Roberson’s hobby; it was bridge, which has replaced a stackof treated lumber into a work. There were a lot of his way of saying thank-you broken cement path over bridge that spans 24 feet in kids, who enjoyed running to the community that wel- Elder Creek. length, is 6 feet wide and 10 up and down the length of ;omed him and his wife with “The bridge had been 1/2 feet high. The structure the bridge, Before the roof open arms 43 years ago. raised by the frost every year is trimmed with cedar and is was finished, they would “We moved here and eve- and they would have to re- covered with hand-split rybody was so good to us and pair it,” he explained. cedar shingles. Please turn to back page. For Kovlton swervisor Recallelection set Jan. 7

A special election has been ber of signatures required. Township Board voted in Sykora filed a motion asking tentatively set for Jan. 7 in a Boyne, who was notified favor of an agreement in the court to order Pioneer recall effort targeting long- early last week, has 30 days which Pioneer officials officials to immediately time Koylton Township to challenge the signatures, would be given a 6-month cease operations and vacate Supervisor Terry Boyne. Brown said. extension to work out pos- the property. ABOUT 100 BENEFACTORS attended the benefit concert Sunday afternoon at First Pres- That’s according to Tus- The recall effort, spear- sible changes in the That motion was granted, byterian Church, Cass City. Two acclaimed musicians donated services to raise between cola County Clerk Erma headed by Mark Eschtruth township’s zoning ordi- although the camp program $4,500 and $5,000 for the Bach Festival. William Preucil left, is first violinist of the famed Brown, who said organizers and Ronald Brief, stems nance. failed to close within a 10- Jr., ]of the effort successfully from the township’s zoning The recall petition charges day deadline imposed by the Cleveland Quartet. Arthur Rowe, teacher at the University of Iowa, accompanied Preucil collected more than the 92 battle with Pioneer Work that contrary to the board’s court. and also presented a piano solo. Works from Mozart, Saint-Saens and Kreisler were signatures needed to place and Learn Center, a rehabili- motion and expressed The matter was finalized the issue before voters. tation program for male wishes, Boyne along with earlier this month, when presented. The artists received standing ovations. The signatures of 182 reg- juvenile delinquents opcrat- township Zoning Board Joslyn issued a second order istered township voters were ing at Kingston Hills Camp Chairman Russell Mayer directing the Pioneer pro- collected and submitted, near Kingston. and Zoning Board attorney gram to close, and warned Brown said, She added the Following a 3-year court J. Anthony Sykora, refused that failure to comply would county Election Commis- battle, the program was to advise Tuscola County result in “serious trouble.” AFTER THE CON- sion, composed of herself, ruled in violation of town- Circuit Judge Patrick R. Pioneer officials have indi- county Probate Judge W. ship zoning laws. Joslyn of the board’s pro- cated they will leave CERT most of the I Wallace Kent Jr. and county Township zoning officials posal during an Aug. 30 Koylton Township by the spectators attended a Treasurer Patricia Donovan, moved to seek closure of the court hearing. Jan.4 deadline, with plans to verified the minimum num- Pioneer program, but the Instead, the petition notes, relocate to Vassar. light lunch buffet at the home of the Lam- Area accidents bert Althavers, Cass City. Althaver, right foreground, said that Crash injures Car0 man a big plus for the concert was that it at- A Car0 man was critically Ringle Road near Larbee ing to rest near a graveled police, Robert F. Coverdill, tracted new music injured Friday when he lost Road when the 8:45 a.m. portion of the intersection, 64,was eastbound on East control of his motorcycle in accident occurred, accord- reports state. CassCity Roadabouta half- appreciation devo- Juniata Township. ing to troopers from the state Troopers emphasized that mile east of Seeger Street tees from the Mid- As of Tuesday morning, police post in Caro. They there was no collision or when a deer entered the the motorist, Raymond C. stated Bragg either heard a contact with the train. roadway and jumped onto land-Bay City-Sagi- Bragg, 40, remained in criti- train whistle or saw a train The accident remains un- his windshield. naw area. cal condition at St. Mary’s coming westbound near the der investigation. Coverdill was transported Medical Center in Saginaw, intersection, and locked up Also injured Friday was a to Hills and Dales General a hospital spokeswoman his brakes, losing control. Decker area man involved in Hospital, Cass City, where said. Bragg and his motorcycle a car-deer accident in Cass he was treated and released Bragg was traveling south overturned and traveled City. following the 7:48 a.m. at a high rate of speed on some distance before corn- According to Cass City Please turn to back page.

Bi 1 PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991 CASS CITY, MICKIGAN Marriage License!S Lawrence Frank Roggentine, Vassar, and Vicki Lynn Ended, Mil- lington. Cass City Personal Items .,:, Mark Alan Forbush and Joan Elizabeth ]Lee Van- Luchene, both of Vassar. Call your local news to the Chronicle office - 872-2010 William Gregory *..:I Freeman and Kimberly Sue Higgins, both of Akron. Melvin Ronald Colman Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lind- Dale and Mary Damm Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Fay and Linda Sue Humpert, say of Hobbs, N.M., are had as a dinner guest Sun- of Clarkston spent Tuesday both of Fairgrove. spending the week in the day, Mrs. Marion with Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord, Adrian LaVerne Swan I1 local area and visiting Nor- McClorey. LaPeer and celebrate4I and Diane LRe Spagnuolo, man and Virginia Mrs. Fay’s birthday. e”l both of Fairgrove. Heronemus. Richard Johnston, for- Robert James Thielen, merly of Snover, and wife Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Davison, and Tina Marie m, and ms. H- Vicki of Huntsville, Ala., LaPeer, Patti Timmo Sherman, Millington. Nichols celebrated their wish to announce the recent and Ruth Timmons visited Brian David Dusute and arrival of their newest fam- Mr. and Mrs. Gaylo$d Diane Jill Sobeck, both of 50th wedding ily member, Miss Ashley LaPeer Saturday after-‘’ Caro. Oct* with and Rebecca, born Aug. 31 at noon. Lynwood LaPeer wag! David Wayne Duncan friends. Huntsville Hospital. She a Friday morning visitor1 and Ruth Dawn Arnold, weighed 5 pounds, 15 and Mrs. Joyce Polega vis- both of Millington. Melva and Stan Guinther ounces and was 18% inches ited Sunday morning. _.. + Gary William Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. Harold Copeland met Sandy and Andy Welter long. Ashley was welcomed and Carol Ann Giddings, of Dayton, Ohio, in East by her sisters, Stephanie both of Caro. Lansing Saturday and at- and Sarah. Paternal grand- Arthur Michael Putnam tended the Michiga-Michi- parents are Patricia Jr., Mayville, and Shelly Copelands observe gan statefootball game. Johnston of Huntsville and AM Babcock, Caro. Patrick Johnston of Snover. Phillip ksley Brow and Following church SWiCe Audrey Mae Troyer, both 50th anniversary The VFW pow~wowwas of Millington. Sunday, z1 people from the held at Boyne Mountain. Harold and Helen Cope- Their attendants were Shabbona United Methodist Those attending the POW- William Charles Fox Jr., land celebrated their 50th Jerry and Helen Decker. Are you protecting your,,, Mayville, and Kimberly Church enjoyed dinner out WOW Sept. 27 and 28 were wedding anniversary with The Copelands have a and a color tour to the Yale Margaret Weippert, presi- most valuable asset? , ,.’ Kay Rieck, Caro. a trip to Nashville, Tenn., daughter, Sandra Atkins of Paul Carl Dirker and Lori and Port Huron area. dent of the Ladies’ Au- Good employees are crucial given by their family, who Cary, N.C,, and 2 grandchil- xiliary Post 3644, trea- to the success of any Lynn Jasman, both of joined them there. dren, Shawn and Suzanne business. Protect your best Reese. About 40 friends and surer, Patricia Brooks, and business investments- They were married in Atkins. Another daughter, neighbors swfidHarold member, Grace Nemeth. Michael he Peet, Sandusky Sept. 29, 1941. Judy, is deceased. yourself and your employees Hawaii, and Mandi Mae andHelen Copeland Sunday with the Companion Mary Wonhad as guests Portfolio of small group Snyder, Vassar. night with a surprise plans. : Randy Michael Perkins, shivaree in honor of their Sunday, her daughter, Mrs. Silverwood, and Joy Ann wedding anniversary. William Jones of Livonia, The Companion plans from Walker, Mayville. 50th and her granddaughter and Time Insurance Company Mr. and Mrs. Scott Geiger Cake, cookies and ice cream offer affordable coverage. Michael Charles Car- great-grandhug h ten, Mrs . penter and Tracy Ann Wie- were served. Many services are covered at... Scott Ronald Geiger and Sheryl Maxwell, Monica 100% with your choice of Best man was Christopher land, both of Caro. Mr. and Mrs. Rene (Pam and Jessica. They all went doctors and hospitals. Brenda Lee Leppala were Polk, fricnd of the groom, of Mark Allen Vanwormer Harris) Broussard an- united in marriage June 1 in Cass City. The groomsman and Rhonda Lynn Ferris, out to dinner to celebrate Major Medical (choice of 4 nounce the birth of their Mis, Kirton’s birthday. deductibles) the Finnish Apostolic Lu- was Jeffrey Loomis, ffiend both of Millin@on. daughter, Amanda Marie, Life & AD8D theran Church in Ncgaunee, of the groom, also of Cass Oct. 9, in Houston, Texas. Prescription Drug Card *‘, Mich. The ceremony was City. Engagement Told * by Melva E. Guinther She weighed 7 pounds, 6 Clarence and Betty Ewald Managed Care Savings returned Friday from a color Dental Option performed by minister Ushers were Keith ounces and was 20 inches long. The grandparents are tour of Pennsylvania. They Short Term Disability ’ * Ralph Williams of Ply- Frankki, cousin of the bride, From the Pet Love Co., also enjoyed seeing Family Protection Package You realize, of course, that Mr. and Mrs. Rene Brous- their

Idle thought. I would love to hear the musicians that played in the Bach benefit Sunday, or any of the other professionals Four teenage boys are police or caseworkers bring- duced legislation that would that play in theFestival Thanksgiving weekend, that awe me charged with second-degree ing kids to us in the middle of amend the mandatory life murder in the much-publi- the nigh scared beyond with their ability, play a few popular pieces SO I could relate t... law and givejudges a chance to the music as well as their artistry. cized stomping death of 16- belief.,,many times aban- to judge rather than rubber- year-old Alex Stachura in doned as the result of some stamp. Urge your legislator It ********** MacombCounty lastmonth. form of drug abuse. Not a to support it. I If found guilty, they could pretty sight, Jim.” Also, you could join the (-. . serve as little as 8 years in “Walk for Justice” at 9 a.m. ,According to the Michigan Department of Agriculture, But Parsons also wrote that 620,000 pounds of trout were raised by commercial trout prison. Thursday in front of the Law More than 3 years ago, 18- before he and his wife were aperators for food at an average of $2.34 per pound, for a ‘marriedin 1962, vowed Building, 525 W. Ottawa, year-old Gary Fannon was “we Lansing. Inside, before the total of $1.45 million. that we would work hard at There’s obviously a market for these trout, but none taste locked up forever on a minor state Supreme Court, drug conspiracy charge. making this world a better De- like those caught in the wild and for me that keeps me from place. Seven children, some troit lawyer Dan Manville Forever, until he dies, with will argue the case of Ken- ordering trout at a restaurant. absolutely no chance of pa- adopted, 39 foster children, and 80-plus young mothers neth Hasson, who is suffer- ********** role. At age 18. Think about ing the same sentence as it. later, we are truly terrified Fannon. Manville will insist And think about what’s for the youth, especially Lntil the television personalities started pronouncing har- minorities, who must live in that, contrary to the federal asment to rhyme with the name harris(ment), everyone I worse: To kill a young man and state constitutions, that knew always pronounced it harASSment. I understand that eager to live, or to plot to sell this society of drugs, justice sentence is cruel and/or both pronunciations are now 650 grams (about 1 1/2 and ‘the system. ’I’ unusual punishment. used. pounds) of cocaine to a per- Here’s a vote that harASSment is better. I have never heard son eager to buy it? It is. bn television or anywhere else someone use harass and Parsons enclosed a rubber Fannon was set up by an stamp. “Maybethis will help It is outrageous that Gary pronounce it as harris. undercover cop’ who was Okay, okay. But this is a column of trivia. your cause,” he said. The Fannon might be better off if later fdfrom the Canton stamp says “FREE GARY he’d stomped someone to ********** Township Police Depart- FANNON.” death. ment for admittedly using ,ne of my favorite farm correspondents, Charley Carpen- cocaine. The cop wasn’t THERE ARE WAYS I even arrested, let alone TO HELP For health ter, dropped in with a corn stalk with 4 ears of corn. Two eats jailed. insurance, were full size, another well developed, about half size and Fannon wa$sn’t even pres- the fourth about half size, half developed. There are about 150 people check with ent during the drug sale that imprisoned forever under Those 2 little ears would pay the cost of the feed and put him in prison forever; he State Farm. fertilizer, Charley grinned. Michigan’s unfair law, was in another state. Fannon Maybe a few of them de- ******I)*** claimed he became fright- serve worse punishment Call: Ernast A. Teichrnan, Jr. ened and ran away from the than often given to murder- 6240 W. Main There’s a move on to revert to a sliding scale for contingent deal. The cops claimed he ers, rapists and child abusers Cass City, Mich. was lying. Either way, - even though their crime Phone 872-3388 fees for attorneys. The larger the award, the lower the Fannon’s sentence is aston- ,rcentage for the lawyer, down to 10 percent for judge- isn’t a lot different than the I ishingly unjust. legal transactions made in ments of $500,000 or more. But the judge had no alter- Today, the fee can be one-third. The only thing that I can EACH CLASS AT Campbell Elementary took part in Cass booze stores. But most of see wrong with this proposal is that there could native. According to Michi- them, like Gary Fannon, be an City’s homecoming festivities last week by participating in a gan law-the toughestanti- were minor dealers who lost incentive for lawyers to settle for a lesser amount than they drug law in the United States do now because of the reduction in their share of the their futures while big deal- float contest. Pictured above is the grand prize winner, made - - anyone convicted of hav- ers remain free. judgement. For instance, a lawyer would make more money ing more than 650 grams of State Farm Mutual Automobile settling for $4oO,OOO at 20 percent than $500,000 at the 10 by Linda Gray’s fourth grade cl’ass. Posing with the float are Rep. Bill Bryant, R-Grosse lnsuranca Company cocaine or heroin must be Pointe Fmis, has intro- Horn OHiCxr. Bloomington. lilinois percent rate. Nicole Doerr and Adam Dorland, both representatives of the sentenced to life without , The only sure-fire way to cut the cost of litigation to the student council, which sponsored the contest. parole. TWe judge may exer- ~ plaintiffs would be to lower the ceiling on all cases. I 1 cise no discretion, no matter A natural how mitigating the circum- I The Weather stances. High Low Prwip. The A natural enzyme has been Tuesday ...... 69 ...... 54 ...... 0 found that can transform THE RUBBER-STAMP Sweetest$ sugar into non-fattening SETUP > Wednesday ...... 70 ...... 46 .... trace Thursday ...... M ...... 44 ...... 0 food ingredients. That en- Friday 46 .03” zyme could offer a sweet In July, when I first wrote ...... 60 ...... about Fannon, I com- Sat~yt...;n.-,i..~.~...... ,,. SO ...... 40 -...... ,06” hnus to the Michigan sugar Sunday ...... 52 ...... 36 ...... 02” beet industry if the con- plained: “Under those con- Monday ...... 53 ...... 42 ...... 3” verted sugar can be pro- ditions, what’s the sense in Saturday, Oct. 19,1991 3 (Recorded at Cass City wastewater treatment plant) duced cheaply enough to use having a judge? A rubber Sorry, doctor, but what you those who care for them- as non-caloric fillers, bind- stamp would do the job just There isn’t even a.chance ers and extenders for food as well.” I belabored the for a miracle cure to come products. rubber-stamp analogy. F] 111 ordinary folks I know. along for these persons. If There was considerable Dr. Charles Moertel, a one were discovered tomor- reader response, pro and j INGUINAL HERNIAS row, it would be years before Mayo Clinic cancer special- CASSUSPS 092-700 con, and the most interesting ist and a long-time consult- it was approved even under PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY letter came from a Lansing ant to the Fad and Drug the new relaxed standards of AT CASS CITY, MICHIGAN manufacturer of.. ..rubber REPAIR 6550 Maln Street NEED Administration, accused the the FDA. If the old standards stamps. agency of “abandoning the applied, it might be a decade JohnNatimal Haircp PubbkAdvertking ReprcJcntstivt. Wendell W. Parsons of or longer. scientific basis for drug Michigan Weekly Ncwspap. Inc., 257 Stamp-rite Inc. made an We ha~emany lovely arrangements, approval to yield to the shrill Given these facts, it seems ~~b~~ A~~~~,hstkhg, wai- argument similar to what I Hernias are weak spots in the thin muscle and fascia voices of the activist group to me that there should be no gan. heard from several anti-drug 6ahon.s t~ roses to choosefrom, of the abdominal wall which get stretched from exer- du jour.” (You and I would zealots: “My wife is avolun- tion and pressure. Then the bowel may protrude into the say activist groupof theday, teer labor support coach who : bulge that is formed. These are most common in the but that’s beside the point.) --._ - works with single, pregnant What the good doc was line is frayed, so be it. With- $4.00. adolescents, some of whom I‘ groin and are called inguinal hernias. They occur ~n~ichigpn - $12008 YGU. 2 YW reportedly complaining out the line they are sure to have drug babies. one mostly in men, although hernias are possible in women sink anyway. $2200. No about in the daily press was Znotherp-ctthc~nitad~trm- $15.00 hows aliof the permanent FLOWER SHOPPE t as well. A longmshotchance is the FDA relaxed test stan- a yar, or 2 yun $28.00. Payable in effects on these little ’, Many of these hernias develop suddenly from heavy dards for approval of an tcr than no chance at all. advoncc. *ones...what we do know is The FDA should ap- For information regarding ncmpaperad- lifting or straining such as severe coughing--the weak AIDS drug. be We used to do plauded for seeing that it is ve~ingmdcommcrcill.ndjobprinting. I spot finally gives way and bulges out, Usually the bulge The reason for the protest is available. telephme 872-2010. emergency foster care with flattens out as the straining decreases. Even when the the fear that a precedent hernia remains protruding, it can easily be pushed back would be set and the market flooded with unproven and intoplaceandsurgical repair canbedoneonanelective perhaps dangerous drugs for basis. other diseases such as inop- At times, however, the bowel protruding into the erable cancer and hernia will become trapped so tightly that gentle pres- Alzheimer’s disease. Ph sure can not replace it. In these cases, surgery becomes It might happen. So what? an emergency since the blood supply to the bowel in We are not talking about these areas may become constricted or twisted badly making these remedies so available at the corner store. I that the bowel will become gangrenous. This is very The FDA has approved the dangerous because of the infections that may occur. drug called didanosine Children often are born with hernias or develop them (DDI)for patients who have the at an early age. Hernias in the navel will improve, but exhausted all other avenues. u in the groin they never improve on their own so surgery Up front understand that should be done at a convenient time. All children the drug has not been tested should have their hernias repaired. against a strict scientific lnteresbfree Purchase Plan standard, not proven to be Some men try trusses, but for most people these are not safe and effective. effective and the hernia eventually needs toberepaired. There is a reasonable Until a hernia is repaired, a person should limit lifting chance that it will be of help. I and straining. The real question is what This is one a series articles brought does the patient with an And, here’s how it works. of of advanced case of AIDS have to you in the interest of better health by to lose? Or equally as tragic, one with Alzheimer’s dis- Choose the cellular phone that best fits your lifestyle. ease? 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h PAGE FOUR CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Professional and Business Wills semimar set Oct. 28 Mrs. Thelma Jackson Why should everyone have Tuscola County Probate a will? What if there are Judge W. Wallace Kent Jr; Holbrook Area News Phone658-2347 minor children? Can I write and attorney Walter J. Sa: DI RECTORY my own will? Must a will be lens of Caro, ------e---.-- probated?These and other questions More information is avail: PHYSICIANS City, where Tsutsumi was a were Sunday afternoon and and Lillian Gibbarcl. 9 ACCOUNTANTS .-----I--EUCHRE CLUB ---c---c guest speaker. supper guests of Mr. and Officers elected for the will be discussed at a Wills able by contacting the St: Anderson Tuckey IraJeffrey Crowley Five tables of cards were Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills Mrs. Dale Hind. following year are presi- Awareness SeminarOct. 28, Agatha Parish at (517) 665, Bernhardt & Co., P.C. Chiropractor played when the Euchre were Thursday supper and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold dent, Charlotte LaPeer; at 7 p.m. at St. Agatha Par- 9966,orDavidAdler,Office evening guests of Mr. and LaPeer were Wednesday vice-president, Donna rish, 4618 South St., of Stewardship/Develop- CertifM PuMic Amuntants 5986 E. Cass City Rd. Club met Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr.and Mrs. WS. Gary Wills at Port evening guests of Mr. and Walsh; secretary, Jeanette Gagetown . ment for the Diocese of Gary Anderson, CPA - 673-3137 Cass City (M-81) The panel will include Saginaw, at (5 17) 799-79 10. Robert Tuckey, CPA 872-3730 Jerry Decker. High prizes Austin. Mrs. Harold Ackerman. } , Hewitt, and council mem- - Phone 872-4241 Jerry brnhardt - 673-31 37 wefe won by Mrs. Cliff Danny O'Connor of Min- Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Jackion ber, Nancy Braun. Martha visited Lorraine Benke and Keyser will be in charge of 715 E. Frank St., Cero, MI Harold T. Donahue Jackson and Gaylord den City was a Saturday Where Arthritis Pain Strikes and M.D., A.A.F.P. LaPeer. Low prizes were overnight guest of Mr. and Bill at Almont Tuesday. the November meeting.- 6261 Church St., Clty, MI Cass 4674 Hill Street won by Mrs. Leonard BueUa Mrs. Kevin Robinson,Tracy Bill Hancock of Detroit Rheumatic and Arthritic Phow 8724668 Cass city and Sylvester Bukowski. and Chris. and Fred Hancock of Ster- Pain can strike the joints ling Heights were Friday Missionary c------072-2323 Harold Copeland won the Mr. and Mrs. Otto Stink0 in any of the indicated guests of Louis Naples. COUNSELING otke how Vmekdzyo traveling prize, and Mr. and Mrs. Stuart khs. areas (see arrows on chart) -.e------except Thursday Later the group went to Bailey of Willis, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sweeney, Conference _.- DO YOU HAVE A Wildwood Farms for dinner Mrs. Don Peace and family Mrs. Earl Schenk, John DRINKING PROBLEM? Richard A. Hall, D.O. in honor of Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. Ron Schenk and Mark O'Henley scheduled ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Osteopathic PhysicMn Harold Copeland's golden Pearce of Wyandotte, Mr. were Wednesday guests of AND AL-ANON 4674 Hill St. wedding anniversary. Mr, and Mrs. Jeff Kanaski of Bad Edanna Sweeney and Every Friday Evening - 8:OO p.m. Cass City, Michigan David. Area residents are invited Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and Mrs. Copeland were Axe, Mr, and Mrs. James to a Missionary Conference 872-4446 Marks and infant daughter, Allen Farrelly spent ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS mor 8724725 knm 872-4762 presented with a gift. scheduled this week at the Tuesday Evenlngs 8:OO p.m. The next card party will be Amber Mae, of Mdan and Wednesday at the Henrietta St. Panaatius Parish Hall Basernel Farrelly home in Detroit. Cass City Missionary cas Cltv at the Copelands' home Oct. Mrs. John Walker were Sat- Church, 4449 Koepfgen Rd. Dr. E. Paul Lockwood 26. urday dinner and evening Mi and Mrs. Glen S hagena I------Kay Sprunger, a mission- Chiropractic Physician guests of Mr. and Mrs. Butch were Monday afternoon Mon., Tuas., Wed., Fri. ****** guests of Irene Tedford at ary from Sierra Leone, will Marks and family at Milan the guest speaker at serv- 912 only in honor of Mrs. John Vassar. be Phons 872-2765 ices slated for 7 p.m. Thurs- IMMEDl ATE Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Walker's birthday. Sunday Martha Masten, Marion Cass City for Appointment Dorman, Marge Johnson day and Friday. Another NON-EMERGENCY Shagena of Sebewaing were they went to an apple or- missionary from Sierra Le- HEALTH CARE Wednesday evening guests chard at Ypsilanti. and Velma Cleland enjoyed HOON K. a color tour of northern one, Jim Sommer, will be $25 fee I of Mr. arld Mrs. Glen Mr. and Mrs. Don Michigan Tuesday. the guest at services Satur- including ph sidan's fee JEUNG, M.D. Shagena. McKnight were Monday day at 7 p.m. and Sunday at and ciinL room Mr. and Mrs. Doug Cleland evening guests of Mr. and Cash basis, and we Wlll ohre Surgeon. 10 a.m. you 8tatement. and family were Sunday EXTENSION MEETING a in Stomach Mrs. Jim Hewitt. No Appdnment Usuelly Specialist evening guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs, Glen S hagena Necessary and 8Owd Problems Mrs. Curtis Cleland. were Saturday guests of Ceil The Greenleaf Extension 6:OO-83 p.m. Fridays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily 230-890 p.m. Saturdays Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Johnson at Caseville. group met Thursday at the 1O:OO a.m.-8:30 p.m. Sunday Saturday - 9 to 12 noon home of Jeanette Hewitt for Closed Tuesday Cankam of Niagara Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cleland HILLS AND DALES Canada, spending a few a potluck dinner. The lesson Many years ago, the U.S. 6230 Hospital Drive are were Sunday guests of Mrs. Mint accidentally printed HOSPITAL days with Mr. and Mrs, Jim McCartney at Alma. on herbs and spices was on a run of its gold coins: Cass City, MI 48726 given by Charlotte Particka Phone 872-4611 Gerald Wills. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wills "In Gold We Trust." HOME CARE 872-3490 Justin Miller spent the ------weekend with Jack Miller at Byron. THUMB AREA ;.Ha Raythatha, M.D. Dr. Ray Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Kanaski HOME CARE AGENCY of Bad Axe and h4rs. John Nursing, Phyeical, Oocupatlonal Total Family Care Walker spent the weekend speeoh WaPY Nurse Aides 4672 Hill St. in Wyandotte and Milan, Medwe, Medicaid & where Mrs. John Walker Blue cross certified Cass City was a Friday overnight guest Your AxaNy omred, Mare, of Mr. and Ron Pace mpmm, MseMGe Phone 872-5010 Mrs. Home care Agency Iff ice Hours: Mon.-Frl. 8-5 at Wyandotte and Mr. and 1-800.35&4749 I Mrs. Kanaski were Friday N.Y. YUn, M.D. overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Pearce and family INSURANCE phpwan 8 Surgeon at Wyandotte. Saturday they ------office Hours: M-Fri.- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m- all attended the Wyandotte High School football game, Allen Witherspoon fhurs. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. SPEARHEAD@HALLOWEEN MAKE-UP KITS I W Eqlrnd LYa Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. in which Scott and Chris NEL Growth Fund 6232 ~oapitalDrive Pace played. MOVIES NEL Equily Fund CIar city 4,000 NEL ImFund Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bartle OHfm 8724733 Monoy Marhot Series of Cass City were Tuesday Featuring Scary Phone 872-2321 ------Rea. 8724257 evening guests of Mr. and 46 15 Oak Cass City Mrs, Allen Farrelly. Horror Shows & New Releases! ------PODIATRISTS Mr. and Mrs. Mick Peter and granddaughter of Cole- NINTENDO HEADQUARTERS M. Steven Khoury man were Monday guests of D.P.M. Mr. and Mrs. George New! Super Nintendo Games & Cartridges Dr. David Batzer Foot & Ankle Specialist Jackson and Don. Doerr Optometrist Laser Surgery Mr. and Mrs. Jim Tu8cola Medlcal Center were Saturday evening guests of Leone Doerr at 4624 Hill St. 150 Miltwood Cass City Argyle. Cam, MI 48723 Mrs. George King and Jim Otfics Hours: (517) 673-3887 were Thursday evening Mona-Fri.,9:OO-4:30 ------guests of Mi. and Mrs, Glen 072-3404 ------VETERINARIANS S hagena. I Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Decker COMPANION ANIMAL were Wednesday supper and HOSPITAL evening guests of Mr. and 4438 s. s- St Mrs. Cliff Jackson. Cass City - Phone 872-2255 Jack Naples of East Detroit BALU K., M.D. Rod Ellla. D.V.M. spent Tuesday with Mrs. ' Obstetrician 8 Gynecologist Carol ~dka-EIlh,D.V.M. Louis Naples. YO Horn\ Elk Slrw Bill Bredow of Bad Axe SMdvSky. MI 48471 Edward Scollon, D.V.M. spent Wednesday with Mr. Phone (313) 618-4733 Vetetfnarfan and Mrs. Jim Hewitt. Omcr Houri: Farm and A.J. Batie and Ray Mon.. fws., Thun.. Fn. 9 lo 5 Appomvnanlr only Pet Animals Depcinski visited Don AMHouri Call Phone 872-2935 Jackson. (313) -3nO 4849 N. S-r St., Caws City Mr. and Mrs. Leonard IGornowich of Harbor Beach were Tuesday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. i:* : PRINTING SERVICE i Stanley Glaza. . Whatever your printing needs, we sew Marion Ballard of Pontiac them right! Latest modern offset and ; : was a Tuesday guest of Mr. ' letterpress equipment to assure you of and Mrs. Glen Shagena. Ky Tsutsumi of Japan and ;e, the best results in every way. Mrs. Curtis Cleland at- ':. The Cass City Chronicle e tended the United Methodist '0 Phone 872-2010 e Women's meeting at Salem LIGHTS moeeo~~~m~~ommmmoommm~me~~~'~~~ Methodist Church in Cass HALLOWEE~YPUMPKIN SCULPTUREP~MPKIN Y "I lmp we BLINKYT see One!" PUMPKIN TRICK GARRITYT HEAD LIGHT OR TREAT DISPOSABLE Uses 2 D batteries 5 QT. iAL L,OW EE Ni> Uses one AA battery mot included1 I+ -&- JEWELRY! ? 1I

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MERCHANTS’ ‘LA” 223, T. Comment 218, P. Schwartz 675 (265-246), J. Hayes 558. Team #OM 14 Oct. 9,1991 McIntosh 214, S. Murphy Langenburg 581 (220), B. Women’s High Game: D. Deford Country Groc. 13 214, D. Dunn 213, J. How- Kingsland 542, L. Albrecht Hayes 200. AIDES 110 New England Life 19 ard 212, B. Hartel21 l. 513 (209), R. Rabideau 509 High Team Series: Bye Sumrncrs’ 17 (204), G. Kuck 503. Schott’s Accounting 1872. High Team Series: T.J.’s High Team Game: High Series: D. Mathew- Charmont Motel 15 Sugar son 547. Gilligan ’s 15” M ERCHANTS”’B” 1172. Makers 674. High Team Game: T.J.3 High Game: D. Mathew- Brentwood 15 Oct. 9,1991 son 199. Kingston State Bank 13 450. High Team Series: De- ‘Jaycees 13 Mr. Chips 19 John Schwartz’s 675 is 150 MERCHANETTE ford Country Grocery 1791. Charmont 13” Gilligan’s 16 pins over his 170 average. LEAGUE High Team Game: H.I. Kritzmans 12 Charmont 14 Oct. 10,1991 Roth 677. Chronicle 12 Shag’s Angels I1 14 Bread, butter, peanut Mathew son 11 Board Chrysler 12 CHARMONT LADIES Allen Homc Car0 20 butter, jelly, chocolate and Warju Flooring 9 3 S.O.’s 9 Cass City Sports 18 Train travel white milk served each day. *Points to be adjusted. ServiStar 23 Car0 Chiropractic 18 (Menu subject to change). ENDS THURSDAY 7:30 Only High Series & Games: M. Live Wires 19 Rolling Hills 16 library topic Children $1 50 $2.00 TeeWAdults Board Chrysler 17 High Series & Games: G. Lutz 637 (215-214), B. Clean Up Crew 14 Sr. Citizens’ Menu The Funny Spoof on “Top Gun” Shagene 631 (235), B. An- Burnette’s 16 1/2 Cass Tavern 14 Those who enjoyed the Robinson 695 (24 1-231 - program, “Remembering Charlie Sheen & Lloyd Bridges 223)’ D. Miller 660 (243- thcs 627 (221-215), T. Cass City Tire 16 Quaker Maid 14 Senior citizens are asked to Charmont 15 1/2 Train Rides,’’ held at Raw- make reservations on the “HOT SHOTS” ‘215), C. Altizer 651 (237- Comment 604 (235), R. Harry Lenda, Inc. 13 son Memorial Library in 212), J. Storm 650 (245- Rabideau 604 (212), K. Cable-ettes 14 Miller’s Chicks 12 day of the meal between 8 STARTS FRIDAY Oct. 18,19,20, & 24 late September, and those and 9 a.m. by calling 234), J. Navarro 630 (234- Koch 218. Truemner Salvage 12 Herron Builders 12 who were unable to come a.m. All Evenings (Except Sat.) 7:30 Pizza Villa 11 Ann Stepka, 872 -5337. 210), K. Tiseo 597, E. NIGHT OWLS Kingston State Bank 11 that day will have the Saturday 7:30 & 9:30 Robinson 588 (215), J. Thumb Nat’l Bank 9 Nel’s Kitchen 6 chance to take part in a con- 2 Man Team Gilligan’s OCT. 21-23-25 The Young Plastic Surgeon Got Sidetracked Zawilinski 587, W. Smith Oct. 9 8 tinuation of the program, 584 (213), K. Beachy 583 Continental Rental 7 High Team Series & being held at Rawson by some cows (232), J. Skaggs 581, J. Games: Rolling Hills 2461 Memorial Library Monday Monday - Pork Chop, R & R Bowling 11 1/2 High Team Series: Cass at 7 p.m. Smithson 575 (211), C. T.J.3 10 & 859. Parslied Potatoes, Spinach Comment 572, J. Guinther City Tire 3173. 600 Series: P. Coccoran Guest speaker Frank Souffle, Tomatoes & Cu- D&G 6 High, Team Game: Cass Pemberton, a retired rail- 569, W. Teets 567, D. Bad to the Bone 4 652. cumbers, Variety Bread, City Tire 1119. road conductor, will be Pears. Englehart 559, R. Rabideau D&D 500 Series: G. Corcoran showing more of his films 559, R. Kerkaw 553, P. 1m High Series: D. 570, Phyllis McIntosh 566, and will continue relating Mathewson 55 1, E. Romain K. Speirs 562, L. Leiterman Wednesday - Baked Ham, Harmer 232, D. Dickinson High Series & Games: J. the interesting experiences Mashed Potatoes, Cauli- 519, D, Sweeney 506, M. 535, S. DeLong 521. he had in his 39 years with Moore 497, B. Vollmar 497, 200 Games: P. Corcoran Grand Trunk Western. flower & Cheese Slices, B. Burns483,T.Mathewson 258-211, Phyllis McIntosh This will be an informal Beets, Dinner Rolls, Or- 490, B. Howard 473, F. 213, K. Speirs 210, G. program with time for ange. Witherspoon 482, S. Badder Corcoran 2 10, L. Cox 20 1. sharing favorite stories re- Friday - Golden Baked SOON: William Hurt is 499, L. King 484, R. Brown garding train travel. Chicken, Marinated Vege- Everyone is invited to take “THE DOCTOR” 486. TUSCOLA tables, Buttered Squash, part. \ High Games: D. GET TOGETHERS Italian Bread, Banana. Mathewson 225, R. Brown Oct. 7 210, B. Howard 200, P. Ridge202,F.Reinelt 189,L. B.A. Calka 25 Shoke 195, S. Badder 181, Erla’s Inc. 23 B. Vollmar 189, V, Patera Miller Eggs 22 180, B. Bums 184, E. Ro- C.R. Hunt 21 main 181, K. Guinther 176, Kermit’s Krushers 17 Listen For Vour M. Moore 175, F. Wither- Cass City Sports 16 spoon 174, D. Sweeney 178. Spaulding Builders 11 Parkway Drive Thru 11 SATURDAY SPINNERS Charmont Inc. Phone To Ring Jr. League Engineered Tools Inc. Oct, 12 High Series & Games: M. u could be called to receive over Super Arc’s 8 LUU747 (3OO-211-236), C. Sharks 6 Bellew 651 (211-231), J. $500 IN FREE GIFTS, Team #9 6 Howard 617 (225), G. The Blue Whales 5 Robinson 616 (21 1-253), J. FREE SERVICES, and Gutters 5 McIntosh 599 (221), T. KKE 5 Comment 597 (219), C. ONE GET ONE FREE SPECIALS Team #10 5 Comment 590, D. Miller Braves 4 587 (213), D. Doerr 578 with Cass City Merchant‘s Shopping Spree Coupon Books Terminators 3 (248),R.Doerr578(214),B. Team #6 1 Shagenc 220. Kids’ Club 0 High Team Series: Miller Team #12 0 Eggs 2808. High Team Game: Boys’ High Series: A. Bra- Kermit’s Krushers 1007, ALL FOR ONLY $2gg5 dley 357. Boys’ High Game: A. Bra- dley 127, THURSDAY NITE TRIO Participating Merchants include . Girls’ High Series: K. Oct. 10 Gaymer 22 1. Charrnont 0 Old Wood Drug Hardees Girls’ High Game: K. Martin Electric 19 Gaymer 79. Charmont 18 1/2 Cass City IGA Pizza Villa Board Motors High Team Series: Super Cass City IGA 17 Arc’s 794, Northon Const. 16 AN..MUCH, MUCH MORE! High Team Game: Termi- Rooster Ranch 16 nators 283. Nelesco 15 1/2 For more information call 872-3070 Kilbourn Tech 15 Kilbourn Service 15 SATURDAY SPINNERS Gilligan’s 14 Sr. League Jacques Seeds 13 Oct. 12 Dcford Country Groc. 9

High Rollers 8 High Series & Games: B. Disaster Area 7 McLachlan @8 (258-220), To Avoid Coming Up Short Pin Destroyers 7 J, Lefler 620 (256), D. Doerr Neon Cruisers I1 6 215, Doug O’Dell608 (215- The Strike Force 5 212),R. Patera574 (210),K. T.L.C. Jrs. 5 Kilbourn 223, D. Smith 599 Miller Eggs, Inc. 4 (243), R, Hollis 587 (210), At Christmas, Join The Club! Team #7 2 D. Beecher 589 (220), W. Bulls 1 Laming 603 f236), R. Ra- Tigers 1 bideau 215, G. Lapp 214, B. Our Holiday ‘92 Savings Club, that White Kittens 1 Biebel 224, E. Schmaltz The Wild Side 1 216, G. Deering 212. is. It’s the easiest way ever to ensure a High Team Series: Martin happy shopping season. Boys’ High Series: C, Electric 1885. Zawilinski 429. High Team Game: Martin Boys’ High Game: C. Electric 680. Simply tell us how much you wish Zawilinski 202, B. Hen- to save each week, and we’ll automati- One Good Cop nessey 172. FRIDAY NIGHT Godfather Ill Girls’ High Series: J. MIXED DOUBLES cally transfer that amount .from your Humes 401. Oct. 11, 1991 checking account. The Unborn Girls’ High Game: J. Humes 176. The Family 28 High Team Series: Pin Cass City Oil & Gas 26 As little as $5.00 a week adds up to Dcstroyers 1523. Town & Country 25 Should’ve Been 22 $260.00 plus interest. Make it $20.00, High Team Gamc: Miller Look Out We’re Back 19 Eggs, Inc. 544. Bee Gee’s 18 and you’ll have over $1,000! The Kids 16 The Old Folks 14 SUNDAY NIGHTERS NODEPOSIT Men’s High Series: J. Start now, and watch your savings TAPE PLAYER RENTAL Sugar Makers 11 - Navarro 580. grow. (No checking account with us? It Schott’s Accounting 10 Men’s High Game: J. takes only minutes to open one.) NO MEMBERSHIP FEE The L.T.’s 10 Navarro 212. High Rollers 8 Women’s High Series: D. Sweet Guys 6 Smith 480. COMlN G ATTRACT10 NS Women’s High Game: M. Surprise Strikers 6 Fee 188. RobinHood I Old Timers 6 High Team Series: Cass Town & Cobntry 4 City Oil & Gas 1960. Silence of the Lambs Alley Cats 4 High Team Game: Cass Switch Try Hards 3 City Oil & Gas 723. Misfits 2 Kickboxer 2 THURSDAY MORNING COFFEE LEAGUE DIS EY MOV I ES Men’s High Series: K. N Schott 549. Oct. 10, 1991 WILDLIFE AND HUNTING TAPES Men’s High L. MEMBER FDIC Games: H.1, Roth 21 Complete set of World at War (W.W*il),Victory at Sea McCreedy 217, K. Schott fll Pgeon 453-3113 - Cass City 872-437 1 - Caseville 856-2247 Kingston Mini Mart 19 Luocw. lwT (W.W.11). and Ten Day War (Vietnam). Thousand 21 1. Sal’s Country Clipper 17 i Women’s High Series: D. Pin Pals 17 I

PAGE SIX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Open house held Monday AIS home set to open WE’RE next week in Cass Citv BAKING A residential group home developmentally disabled be supervised at all times by for developmentally dis- patients who have resided in at least 2 full-time staff AGAIN! abled individuals is sched- state facilities to a more members. uled to officially open in home-like environment. In addition to the direct- Cass City next week. “We’d like to normalize care staff, clients will be Thank You For The group home is called them as much as possible,” under the care of an interdis- the Virginia Street Alterna- Debbie explained. ciplinary Car0 Regional Your Put ie nce tive Intermediate Services “They’ve been institution- Center team composed of a (AIS) Home, and 6 residents alized all their lives- that’s nurse, physician, psycholo- are expected to begin mov- all they’ve known,” Ed gist, social worker, thera- SOMMERS’ ing in early next week. remarked, adding the AIS pists and dietician. The residence, located at home setting and a trained The Garcias noted resi- Bakery & Restaurant 6237 Virginia St., is being staff encourages residents to dents of the Cass City home 872-3577 leased by the Car0 Regional develop skills for daily liv- will be attending a commu- Mental Health Center, ing. nity day activity center in -. which has contracted with Although this is a perma- Car0 5 days a week as well as ED AND DEBBIE Garcia welcomed visitors to their Virginia Meadowbrook Quality nent living arrangement for be introduced to various turn Care, S t. Charles, to provide the residents, the goal, he activities in the community, Street AIS Home in Cass City during an open house Monday. staffing apd patient care. said, is to help them reach including visits to the park, your house The home will serve as a group residence for developmentally According to Meadow- their full potential. bowling, going out for mow brook owners Ed and Deb- The couple talked about ies and eating out. disabled clients placed by the Caro Regional Center. bie Garcia, the goal of the the AIS program during an Overall, Debbie com- AIS program is to acclimate open house in Cass City mented, “We would like to Monday. be able to provide a good 3 While the village is already living environment.” Missionary home to an AFC (Adult The couple encourage area into a dream home I Foster Care) home, this is residents to see the Cass City church to the first AIS facility in Cass group residence. They indi- City. The only other AIS cated they hope to eliminate host singers home in the county is lo- any unwarranted fears about cated in Caro. AIS homes. The Garcias, who have “People need to be in- Thumb Youth for Christ operated an AFC home in St. formed of the typ of home presents its high school Charles for the past 3 1/2 we have,” Ed remarked. He music outreach team, Satis- years, said this is their first said there is no reason to fear faction, in concert Sunday AIS home. They noted the 2 the program or its residents, night at the Cass City Mis- types of group residences who are carefully screened sionary Church. are differentboth in terms of before being placed. with The concert will begin at 7 the clients they serve and the “People have the kndency p.m. and the public is invited care provided. to klieve these kinds of wallcoverings by to attend this special time of Residents of AIS homes, homes bring (property Val- music and praise. which are regulated by fed- ues) down, but they don’t,” The church is located at eral standards and are par- he continued. 4449 Koepfgen Rd. tially funded through the Ed said the residence, For nearly 2 decades, Satis- Medicaid system, are more which has been renovated to faction has been ministering limited, particularly physi- meet federal guidelines and Kinney Wallpaper THE VIRGINIA Street AIS Home has been renovated to through music and personal cally, and require more is fully accessible to wheel- meet federal standards for such facilities and is completely testimony to local congrega- supervision and care, Deb- chairs, will be well main- 1 30%0FF tions throughout theThumb. bie explained. tained. accessible by wheelchair. Four of the 6 residents slated to This year’s group is made up , In addition, the couple of 24 high school students The Cas City AIS home, begin moving in next week wheelchairs, according to care she said, will be staffed by 6 noted, the facility will con- use representing several area full-time and 4 part-time tribute to the community. providers Ed and Debbie Garcia. school districts. employees who have been “We’ll be doing business in trained and certified through town” and utilizing local the Car0 Regional Center. health care services and Collecting Consort will Residents of the home will pharmacies, they said. NORTHWOOD visit Cass City pupils LAKE RESTAURANT The Collecting Consort, Sponsored by the Ameri- blob BeechwoOd Dr ,Cou Cttv performers Anne and Gary can Association of Univer- II \ / IVII Wakenhut, will share their sity Women and Cass City music, story telling and Schools, in conjunction with drama with students in the Village Bach Festival Ill grades K-6 at Campbell and the Tuscola Inter- Elementary School, Friday mediate Schools’ Gifted at 8:30 a.m.,9:30 a.m., 1:oO and Talented Program, the p.m. and 2:OO p.m. Collecting Consort will ac- FISH FRY quaint the students with the 5 p.m. p.m. Ul19 Edoy a Rrsh Homemade Celtic harp, hammered dul- Roll - Made Daily Christian cimer, wind and string in- struments in arrangements concert set of both classical and New Age music. vOriginal dramas and Sunday stories will be used to develop educational themes, The Rev*I.Richard - M?ns, historic occasions. and sea-

son, Christian concert pian- dent; in a &per Saturday ist, will present a concert set for Oct. 19 and spon- Sunday, Oct. 20, during the sored by the Gifted and morning worship service at Talented Program of the 11 a.m. Tuscola Intermediate School. Students will have a hands on experience with Hanson has been travelling story telling, music, and coast to coast for more than drama. 10 years and presents his Additional information program with warmth and about upcoming programs humor, Mearns said. is available by contacting Marilyn Peters, Tuscola The concert is free and the County Intermediate public invited. School District, Caro. I

CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 16,1991 PAGE SEVEN Letters to the editor t I UM women Obituaries Customer advises air Octm 7

(Retailers: listen or lose meeting Janet Esau Oct. 12, at St. Mary's Medi- LeBlanc of Cheboygan, Tuscola County Commu- cal Center in Saginaw, after Mich. One brother, Forest nity Mental Health, and bear Mitor: and friendly atmosphere. Cass City, MI - 1 Janet Emu, 72, of Mt. Cle- an illness of several months. Jewett, preceded him in lived much of her life in : It seems there are an in- When emDlovees turn cus- The Trinity United mens, died Friday, Oct. 11, He was born June 16,1923, death. Tuscola County. She was a Methodist Women met Oct. of a lingering illness. in Detroit, the son of Forest Funeral services were con- graduate of Great Lakes 7. Dinner was served by She was retired from the and Pansy (Eskrew) Jewett. ducted Tuesday at 1 p.m. at Junior College. Group number 5, with J.L. Hudson pharmacy de- the Cass City Missionary Joyce McConkey and Mic- partment. He married Miss Ida Church, with Rev. Richard She is survivyl by her hus- kie Marshall serving as co- Ms. Esau lived in Cass City LeBlanc Oct. 19, 1946, in Mearns, pastor of the Cass band, Thomas; one son, chairpersons. in her younger days and was Detroit. They moved from City Church of The Naza- Tom Doherty, at home; her support Betty Murphy was pre- a graduate of Cass City High sented with a special mis- Detroit toCassCity in 1971. rene, officiating. parents, Francis and School. Beatrice Allen of Detour; 2 sion recognition award for Survivors include 2 broth- Burial was in Elkland Dear John, her service to the unit and Mr. Jewett was a commit- Cemetery, Cas City. sisters, Mrs. James (Carol) the church. ers, Jack of Cass City and teeman for UAW-CIO Lo- Goka of Bridgeport and I would like to thank you Carl of Rochester Hills; 2 for your full page in the Thirteen members and cal #155, and had attended Arrangements were by Mildred Comer of Fostoria; Chronicle, about the Band the Rev. Rick Sheppard at- sisters, Betty of Boynton the Cass City Church of The one brother, Allen Allen of tended the district meeting Beach, Fla., and Marion of Little's Funeral Home, Cass Boosters selling newspaper Nazarene. City. Detour, and several nieces subscriptions. It is a very in Elkton Oct. 2. New Port Richey, Fla., and a and nephews. Secret pals were re- number of nieces and neph- Surviving are his wife, Ida; Funeral services were held wonderful thing to always vealed and plans made for have thenewspaper support- ews. 2 daughters, Mrs. Linda Linda Walther Thursday at St. Pancratius the Nov. 9 bazaar. Ackerman and her husband Catholic Church, Cass City, ing the smaller towns. It Among the 1992 officers seems there are so many of elected are Virginia Walter Jackson Wilbur of Huron, Ohio, and Linda L. Walther, 42, of with the Rev. Julius Spleet the small townsgoing down- Hartwick, president ; Mrs. Rita Murphy and her Cass City, died Oct. 7 at her officiating. hill. Maxine Profit and Pauline Tuscola County lost a husband Daniel of Br- Muntz Road residence. Thank you again for your Hulburt, vice-president ; prominent dairy farmer and idgeview, Ill.; one son, Interment was in Elkland support, and good luck. Shirley Wagg, secretary, civic leader Wednesday Timothy Jewett and his wife She was born Oct. 17, Township Cemetery. and Marjorie Dickinson, when Walter L. Jackson, Kathy, of Cass City; 5, 1948, in Flint. Memorials may be made to treasurer. West Dixon Road, Caro, grandchildren, 4 great- the American International Sincerely, The former Linda Allen i Joan Merchant presented died at Saginaw General grandchildren; 2 brothers, Hospital or the American EMPLOmE OF THE MONTH : the program, '' Seasons of Hospital. He was 62. married Thomas Walther cc - JosephB.Hickey Harold Jewett of Palo Alto, Cancer Society. a Woman's Life." He served as a member of Calif., andEdward Jewett of July 4, 1991, at Saginaw ;i HILLS AND DALES : the Tuscola County Fair Peck, Mich., and 2 sisters, General Hospital, Saginaw. Funeral arrangements neralwere Home,made byCaro. Collon Fu- --, Letters to the Editor Association for 32 years and Mrs. Joseph Wilssens of I GENERAL HOSPITAL: Home ownership i w The Chronicle welcomes was board president for 22 Walther was employed by Ocala, Fla., and Mrs. Louis k 872-2121 letters to the editor. workshop slated years, He was a member of Letters must include the Michigan Guernsey Asso- i! GARY writer's name, address A 2-day workshop on ciation, Tuscola County and telephone number, home ownership will be held Farm Bureau, Northern Fair GOHSMAN Oct, 29 and 30 from 7 to 9 and Racing Association, The latter is in case it is p.m. in the Huron County Michigan Association of WEAREPROUD necessary to call for veri- NOTICE Building, Bad Axe. Fairs and Expos and Michi- fication, but won't be used i@ OF YOU! Sponsored by the Coopera- gan Milk producers Asso- We appreciate his in the newspaper. tive Extension Service, the ciation. Names will be withheld Home Buyers Program will As a breeder of registered lq loyalty to our hospi- from publication upon re- answer questions such as Guernseys, he exhibited at tal. He is alwayswill- quest, for an adequate what percent of income Car0 for over 50 years and at OF HEARING reason. should be spent on housing, the State Fair for over 40 c ing to be a part of The Chronicle reserves how much does a buyer need years. His cattle won 2 na- 4 special projects, and to save for a down payment tional and 2 international A public'hearing will be held at to step in and help the right to edit letters for 8 length and clarity. on a house to qualify for a first place Guernsey awards. c where needed. Gary always has asmile, and We will not publish,thank home mortgage, and what is He was the first to earn the Cass City Municipal Building on 9 has been a reliable and dependable em- an escrow account. American Farmer Degree you letters of a specific There is no class fee, but $ ptoyee for several years. when a member of the Fu- nature,for inrtance,from registration is required by ture Farmers of America. He OCTOBER 30, I991 We want to say thank you to Gary Gohs- : a club thanking merchants Oct. 22. also was active in 4-H work man, our employee of the month. Congratu- : who donated prizes for a Additional information is as a leader and a Little at 7 p.m. '2 lations, and keep up the good work! rafJZe. available by calling the ex- League baseball coach for Concerning the establishment of an Industrial Itrwmmememmemomemaeeeeeeeeeeme tension office at 269-9949. 10 years. He was a veteran of the Korean war, serving Development District on property owned by the from 1951 to 1953. Mr. Jackson was born April Village of Cass City and described as follows: 25, 1929, in Juniata Town- ship, the soli of Roy and Beginning at the Center of Section 33, T14N-R11 E, Elkland Lucy Jackson. He married Meta Trisch Dec. 19,1953. Township, Tuscola County, Michigan; thence SO1 O53'22"W Surviving besides his along the North and South 1/4 line of said Section 33, 66.0 widow are: 4 children, Mrs. N88O23'51 to West Sky (Bonnie) Carolan, Fair- feet; thence "W and parallel the East and grove, Neil and Jo Ann 1/4 line of said Section 33, 330.0 feet; thence SO1 O53'22"W Jackson, Gale and Lisa and parallel to the North and South 1/4 line of said Section 33, Jackson, Myron Jackson, all of Caro; 3 brothers, Lloyd, 1253.61 feet; thence N88O37'1O"W along the South 1/8 line Arthur and Lyle Jackson, all in said Section 33, 984.53 feet; thence NOlO56'37"E along of Caro; 2 sisters, Mrs. Olin the West 1/8 line in said Section 33, 1323.44 feet; thence (Alice) Zellar, St, Charles, and Mrs. Herbert (Lena) S88O23'51 "E along the East and West 1/4 line in said Section Volz, Freeland, and several 33, 1313.24 feet to the Point of Beginning. Subject to right- nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held of-ways and easements of record. Being in and a part of the Saturday at Collon Funeral NE1/4-SW1/4, Section 33, T14N-R11E, and containing 30.3 FOR THE BAND! Home, the Rev. Calvin Blue Acres of land, more or less. prs officiating. Burial was in AN OCTOBER PROMOTION TO SUPPORT Indianfields Township Cemetery under the aus- The owner of the property within the proposed district OUR BAND'S EFFORTS FOR NEW BAND UNIFORMS pices of Car0 VFW Post and any other resident or taxpayer from the Village shall 4164. 7 Memorials may be made to have the right to appear and be heard or give testimony $17,000 LuGe, oil& Filter Tuscola County Fair Build- concerning this matter. ing or to charity of your ONLY $20 AND WE'LL DONATE $5 FOR NEW BAND UNIFORMS! choice. Joyce A. LaRoche The Following Businesses And Individuals Have Generously Charles Jewett Village Clerk Donated This Week Toward Our $17,000 Band Uniform Goal! Charles Kalvin Jewett, 68, Cass City Lions Club LaPeer Lawn Servl~e Kent Winters of Cass City died Saturday, Date: Oct. 16, 1991 Cas8 City Rotary Club YdiOW Freight System Sharon btthews Wlnter's Truck Sales China Klng Restaurant Mary Rabideau Colony House The Clothes Closet James Boiton Family LaFave SteeVHydraulic Dlv. Kenneth Micklash Family Ron Roche Band Boosters Now Selling LaFave Steel Supply Inc. Dennls Porter Family Dean Tuckey Continental Rental Clinton & Margaret Law Jack Hadden Chemlcal BanWBay Area Theresa Hurley Mindy Nash (Band Dimctor) ORDER NOW - HELP THE Carpet Brite Carpet & Upholstery Cleaners

Through October IMh, your "Grease Monkeys" BAND AND SAVE $$ ;10,000 have donated $501.001 Skyrocketing postal costs, paper costs and printing costs *BONUS* - DONATE $5 OF YOUR OWN AND make it impossible to hold the line on prices any further. Each NEW WE'LLLlSTYOUINOURWEEKLYADASADONOR (not now taking paper PRESENT PRICE PRICE ON NOV. 1 through mail) AND YOU'LL GET A FREE SAFETY INSPECTION! 3-County Area In 3-Coiinty Area Zrz subscription SEE ANY OF THESE PARTICIPATING "GREASE MONKEYS' One Year ...... $10.00 One Year ...... $12.00 Two Years ...... 18.00 Two Years ...... 22.00 the band earns Three Years ...... 25.00 Three Years ...... I...... I 31.00 "Mr. Chips" Cass City Tire Frank's Service Elsewhere In Michigan Elsew here In Michigan $2.50 for one-year Cass City Oil & Gas Phone 872-5303 Phone 872-2866 One Year ...... 12.00 One Year ...... 15.00 subscription - Phone 872-3850 Two Years ...... 22.00 Two Years ...... 28.00 Art Randall Frank Spencer Out-of-state Out -0JState $4.00 for 2-years Duane Chippi I I One Year,...... 15.00 One Year ...... 17.00 I For each renewal, Two Years ...... 28.00 Tbo Years .., .., .,,,. ,. ... &.. . 32.00 Per Copy ...... 3OC Per Copy ...... 50' band earns $2.00 -Ourgoa IL... $3,000!- Board - Muffler & Double "D" Gas CC Chrysler-Plymouth- Brake Shop REMEMBER - BAND IS SELLING AT TODAY'S & Diesel Repaif Dodge-Jeep-Eagle, Inc. Phone 872-2251 LOW PRICE - NOT NEW HIGHER PRICE! Phone 8724540 I Phone 872-2184 I Dave Osentoski I Roger Board I Blaine deBeaubien CASS CITY CHRONICLE 6550 Main 872-2010 *I CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991 PAGE EIGHT

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PAGE TEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991 CASS CIT?, MICHIGAJ$-4: Bad Axe visits Fridav Ubly overpowers Hawks to take homecoming game

The Ubly Bearcats ruined this week if they are to chal- cepted a high floating prayer in the second period gave Cass City's homecoming lenge Bad Axe in a Blue Bay pass by quarterback Brad Ubly the ball at midfield and Friday as they ran rough- League encounter. The Gray and ran it from Garrett Romberg ran 42 shod over the Red Hawks, Hawks lost to the Hatchets midfield to the Cass City 9. yards through the center of 32- 12, in a non-leaguebattle the first time the teams met Jason Ruthig scooted the Hawk line to score. A at Cass City Recreational this season, 24-0. around end for the marker pass from Ruthig to Devin Park. A turnover early in the first from the 3. Mike Mullet ran Dekoski made it 16-0. The Ubly dominance was quarter set up a scoring in thc 2-point conversion The Bearcats were threat- every bit as great as the final opportunity for Ubly and the with 2:28 left in the fixst ening again when John Gi- score indicates and the visitors were quick to cash in quarter. bson grabbed a ball jarred Hawks will need to re-group on it. Jeremy Faber inter- Another pass interception loose as Jed Hubbard hit the quarterback as he was attempting to pass. He snagged the ball in the Ubly backfield and went 97 yards. The try for extra points failed. The Bearcats got that one back before the half ended. They mounted a drive from their own 49 and marched skadily down the field, all on the ground, picking up 3 first downs for a first on the 9. Two plays later Chuck Franzel rammed over from the one-foot line with 49 seconds left in the half. Mike Mullet took a pitch from Ruthig to score the extra points. I' Ubly scored its final touchdown midway through the final period on a 2-yard run. The scoring for the night ended with 8:31 left in the game when Jeff Schember scored from the 3 to make the final score 32-12. '; ' I The linebackers were CROWNING THIS YEAR'S Cass City High School home-coming queen, Stepha- 1: forced to do practically all the tackling against the po- nie Leiterman, is the 1990 queen, Jane Marker. Participating in the ceremony were :: tent Bearcat running of- last king, AI Dadacki, and this year's king, Brad Gray. year's I fense. Kevin Mika led the team with 21 tackles. The Hawk Junior Varsity kept its record unblemished (6-0) on Thursday, defeat- Hawks bust out in third ing Ubly 32-10 who fell to 3- *- e 3 for the year. 0. cc u * First downs 7 14 '.*. A ** Rushing attempts 31 55 quarter to top,BadAxe -* A- Ruqhing yards 81 306 A dormant Cass City of-. zone was anchored by the shot 36 ercent from .the CASS CITY,l,bx,,score:$ ** Passescomplete 3 1 fense came to life in the Hatchet twin towers, Heidi 'fldor (21 Or 38r%id4Tpkr- Passingattempts 9 3 P Schember 6-1-2-2-17 ; Hilld: second half Thursday as the Reimann and Heidi Geiger, cent from the foul line (5 of aker 4-0-04-8; Monroe 3-0-14 Passing yards 23 3 Cass City Red Hawk basket- both 6-footers. 12), both under their Fumbles 02 3-7 ; Storm 4-0-0-3-8; Burn$ ball team defeated winless- Coach Marty Daniel called ,season's average of 45 and 2-0-0-0-4 ; Leiterman 1-0-1-2++ ' Penalties, yds. 2- 15 1- 15 % in-the-league Bad Axe, 48- attention to the play of 51 percent, respectively. 3 ; Fruendt 0-0-1-2-1. "** 24, at Cass City High Tracey Burns, who came off TOTALS: 20-1-5-12-48. ,,,+*** School, to remain a game the bench in the fHst half to JV WINS ,*.:4 ahead of second place Mar- hit a basket that pulled Cass BAD AXE - box $Core:$**.. Runners The Hawk junior varsity lette in Blue Bay League Cityintoa tieattheintermis- Moore 2-0-1-2-5; S, - competition. sion, The defense of Darcie upped its record to 7-3 with Reimann 1-0-2-2-4 ; Polega$ compete The last half offensive Monroe and Jennifer a 44-39 decision over the 0-0-2-2-2; H. Reimann 5-0-3-3: .: 1 THE RED HAWKS, dominated by a tough Bearcat squad surge was helped by a Fruendt on Reimann was Hatchets. 4-13. C. marked increase in defen- also noted by the coach. Friday night, found the going tough on the ground. Above, at Reese sive intensity which sparked Although Jodi Hillaker had Mark Irrer picks up 10 yards on a kickoff return. the offense. It was one of the a cold shooting night, she keys to the game, Another played her usual strong de- One of the larger cross was the outstanding shoot- country track of the fense and ran the offense meets ing from the perimeter by from the point, The Hawks season, the Reese Invitation, Jodi Schember, who 100s- attracted 21 boys' and 17 ened up the packed-in zone girls' teams Saturday and BLUE BAY LEAGUE defense that Bad Axe used Basketball the Hawk boys finished 16th with success in the fmt half. and the girls, 9th. Schember scored 8 of her WL The winner of both races team-high 17 points in the Cass City 51 was Carson City Crystal. third quarter, all on shots Marlette 42 Among the boys, Barry from the outside. Lakers 33 Hornbacher was best for the The shots keyed a rally that Bad Axe 06 Hawks, finishing45th witha turned a game tied at the time of 18: 10. Others on the half, 15-15, into arout. Cass team with placing and times City scored 17 straightunan- Golfers were: 93, Jason Daniel, swered points and with 1:42 19:37; 95, Ron Hudson, left in the period had moved qualify 19:41; 100, Noel in front 32-15. Hombacher, 1953; 117, The Hawks will need 4 for finals Ryan King, 20:36; 120, Ben quarters of play like the last Hobbs, 21:17. half against Axe if they It wasn't a banner day for Jennifer Rom stad finis hed Bad are to keep control in the the Cass City High School 1lth to lead the Hawk girls league. Tuesday they were golf team, but we did ac- with a sparkling time of to have played Marlette and complish our objectives, 21:20. Other scores were: Coach Dave Hoard said, by 7'718Student of the Week is selected bv the Cass Citv Student Council. Thursday the Lakers, the 61, Jeanie Clor, 25:lO; 85, only team to defeat Cass qualifying for the state finals Tina Pallas, 28: 10; 94, Amy City this year, come to town. this weekend. Please Pray "Uncle" Tom! Osantowski, 29:07; 96, The Hawks were having Bad Axe, the Thumb For Kristy Gnagey, 29:22; 97, trouble getting the ball in- League champion, playing Nicola Kuperus, 30:34. side in the first half as the on its home course, Verona On Tuesday, October 8th, our Hills, won the regional title Senior Sales Person (who has Friday from among 11 teams entered. Cass City finished been with us since we opened second with a total of 359 while the Hatchets won with the doors) suffered a massive a sparkling 340. The top 3 heart attack. Please, join us in teams qualify for the state praying for a speedy recovery! finals. PAT CURTIS - Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Cadillac Other results were: Frank- Torn Tierney enmuth, third, 359; Capac, 700 N. State St., Car0 Ph. 673-2171 fourth, 382; Harbor Beach, fifth, 382 (decided by fifth man results to break tie); Memphis, sixth, 410; Lak- ers, seventh, 412; San- dusky, eighth, 417; Mar- lctte, ninth, 422; Mayville, loth, 488, and Flint Ha- mady, l l th, 5 16. Bad Axe had the medalist, Todd Carter, 80, and runner- up, Mark Brining, 8 1. Garen CHRYSLER Dodge Jeep ** Barker topped Cass City .*. with an 88, seventh among CASS CITY'S JENNIFER FRUENDT "*::: the competitors. Other e-. Hawk scores were: Jeff attempts a shot over Bad Axe's Heidi DOWNTOWN CASS CITY Hockey, 90; Kevin Franz, Reimann as Tracy Moore (34) and 1.::; I Local Number (517) 872-2184 90; Bart Hall, 94, and Troy ;*: Katie Sambuchi watch. ,-4 Osentoski, 9 1. a** ..I JASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991 PAGE ELEVEN North Huron to visit Friday Vikings bulldoze Bulldogs, 4810 A-F Coach hieBesonen says added 2 more goals in the pay dirt. with 153 ywds on 11 at- 20-yard scoring strike to 0-G he can relate to the trials of 2nd quarter, both by Jamie Four minutes later John tempts. Bulldog Mickey Jason Ball, the school’s all First downs 3 1s Judge Clarence Thomas af- Williams, who collected Streetor ended the contest Parks led the losers with 58 time reception leader. Rushing attempts 28 26 Rushingyards 46 328 ter Friday’s 48-0 thrashing 107 yards on only 9 carries, on a 10-yard TD run (45-0 yards on 16 rushes. In defeat, Coach Besonen by visiting Akron-Fair- that ended all uncertainties mercy rule). praised the efforts of Jay Passing attempts 1-6 2-5 grove. of the game’s outcome. Although the Vikings went Bloodshaw, who turned in Passingyards 15 26 “We were physically as- After winning their first 3 Thompson, who scored the to the air only a total of 5 his best game to date with 6 Intercepted by 2 3 saulted,” jested the Hall of contests, the Bulldogs (3-3) game’s initial marker on a times, one was good for the tackles and one pass inter- Fumbles by 21 Fame mentor. “There’s no will look to go over the SO0 28-yard dash, led all rushers team’s second touchdown, a ception. Penalties, yds. 1-15 5-55 way our kids can move 290- mark on the season in their pound pple.” final home game against The Vikings (2-1) kept North Huron Friday. The their NCTL title hopes alive contest will also serve as Winners behind an impressive offen- parents’ night for the ‘Dogs. sive and defensive line dis- To be successful, Besonen play that helped accumulate feels his team will have to 0-G girls beat Caseville, N.B. Wesleyan 328 yards rushing, while control who he considers the holding the Bulldogs to just league’s best quarterback. 51 yards of total offense. “Wehave to contain North The visitors scored 3 times Huron’s Kosinski. He can in the opening quarter - 2 by beat you running or pass- the offense and one on Jer- ing .” emy Pomeroy’s fumble re- The Vikings’ defense covery in the end zone, struck again to open the which staked the visitors to a scoring in the second half 21-0 lead with 3:08 left in when Treavor Thompson [[AdvertiseItIn The Chronicle 111 the stanza. picked off an errant Bulldog Coach Jim Volk’s squad pass and sprinted 5 1 yards to RED HAWK HOME I FOOTBALL BASKETBALL! - OWEN-GAGE box score: The balanced scoring con- quarter. - tinued in the second quarter Ondrajka 0-3-0-0-6;Tkacz Basketball at Cass City High 1 and the Bulldogs were in Tkacz racked up another 1-7-12-14-31; Salcido 0-3-2-4- front 27-19 at the half. strong offensive perform- 8; Lisa Dorsch 0-1-1-2-3; School Gym 6:OO p.m. Tkacz, with 5 field goals, ance with 31 points while Susalla 0-5-5-7-15. 7- TOTALS: 1-20-20-30-63. CASS CITY vs led the 20-pint third quarter Susalla chipped in with 15. explosion on her way to a Coach Dean Roller was NB WESLEYAN - box score : team-high 19 points for the pleased with the defense. Surdling 1-4-0-0-11 ; Clair- LAKERS, Thurs., Oct. 17 night. We are starting to play a p.m. mont 1-3-1-2-10;LeTour- 7:30 DECKERVILLE, Tues., Oct. The bench took over in the more aggressivedefense, he neau 0-5-0-3-10; Davidson 0- PITV last quarter as the 2 teams pointed out, and singled out 0-1-2-1; Case 0-6-3-5-15; wnuuACC WI I I played on even terms. Be- Lori Ondrajka for her defen- VanDuk 0-0-1-2-1. GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL sides Tkacz, Susalla, with sive play that included grab- TOTALS: 2-18-6-14-48. 1 vs Tues., Sept. 3 ...... Cass City 47, Mayvillel3 - Thurs., Sept. 5 ...... Cass City 46, Marlette 40 Football 3ADt AXE Tues., Sept. 10 ...... Cass City 39, Capac 25 Thurs., Sept. 12 ...... Cass City 64, Lakers 49 Your neighbor says standings Friday, Oct. 18 Tues., Sept. 17 ...... Cass City 54, Reese 28 &6r Thurs., Sept. 19 ...... Cass City Bad Axe 48 6, BLUE BAY CONFERENCE Tues., Sept. 24 ...... Cass City 39, Ubly 19 WL SCOREBOARD AND Thurs., Sept. 26 ...... Cass City 45, Marlette 42 Judge Clarence Laker 40 Thurs., Oct. 3 ...... Cass City 34, Lakers 35 Bad Axe 22 Thurs., Oct. 10 Cass City 48, Bad Axe 24 Marlette 13 SCHEDULES ...... Cass City 13 Tues., Oct. 15 Marlette VARSITY FOOTBALL ...... Thomas a victim. Thurs., Oct. 17 ...... Lakers Ubly 32, Cass City 12 Fri., Sept. 6 ...... Cass City 6, Cam 30 Tues., Oct. 22 ...... Deckervllle The nation appm divided when considering the allega- Bad Axe 41, Marlette.. 11 FrZ.,-Sept.l3...... Cass City12, Lakers 48 Thurs., Oct.’24 ...... Bad Axe tions of unwelcome sexual advances by CIarence Thomas, Fri., Sept.20 ...... Cass City 0, Bad Axe 24 candidate for Justice of the United States Supreme Court. Tues., Oct. 29...... Ubly Anita Hill, now a University of Fri., Sept.27 ...... Cass City 30, Marlette 22 Thurs., Oct. 31 Marlette NORTH CENTRAL ...... Oklahoma law professor and THUMB D Fri., Oct. 4 ...... Cass City 0, Lakers 27 Tues., Nov. 5 ...... Deckerville graduate from Yale law school, Fri., Oct. 11 Cass City 12, Ubly 32 ...... Fri., Nov. 8 ...... Lakers who worked for Thomas, claims WL Fri., Oct. 18 ...... Bad Axe Tues., Nov. 12 ...... Reese explicit sexual advances by Kingston 30 Fri., Oct. 25 ...... Marlette FrL, Nov. 15 ...... Bad Axe Thomas. Thomas flatly denies it. North Huron 30 Fri., Nov. 1 ...... Brown City Your neighbor, Rev. Richard Akron-Fairgrove 2 1 Mearns, pastor of the Cas City Owen-Gage 22 Church of the Nazarene, believes Peck 03 SPONSORED BY THESE HAWK BOOSTERS that Thomas is a victim, no ques- Carsonville 03 tion about it. Charmont Akron-FairgroveGage 0 48, Owen- AI Swiderski LaFave Steel Supply In fact, I am offended by this Phone 872-4200 sleazy political attempt to ma- N. Huron, 32, Carsonville 6 General Agency Phone 872-2163 lign this man, he asserts. It’s all political,just a bunch of garbage, Phone 1488 673- Chemical Bank Bay Area a way to thwart his nomination, Phone 872-4355 Ken Martin Electric, Inc. Mearns added. - Anrod Screen Cylinder Phone 872-4 114 He asks, if the blatant sexual advances were true, why Hill LWML Phone 872-2101 __ waited until the conhnation hearings to bring charges The Clothes Closet against her,former boss. Phone 872-3930 The pastor came to Cass City in September, 1990, from fall rally Bartniks Sales & Service Cincinnati. He and his wife, Joyce, have 2 children, PhOM 872-3541 Crowley Chiropractic MICRO EDM INC. Tamara, 16, and B. J., 13. conducted Dr. J. L. Crowley, D. C. Phone 872-43M Dr. David C. Batzer 11, 0.D. Phone 872-424 1 Phone 872-3404 People’s Choice Chemical Bank The Lutheran Women’s Erla’s Food Center Phone 872-4346 Missionary League Fall Bigelo w Hardware be Phone 872-210 1 Rally was scheduled to Phone 872-2245 held Tuesday, Oct. 15, at St. PERMAR General Store earns top rating Paul Lutheran Church in Fuelgas Division Phone 872-47M Unionville, with registra- BeARD Bauer Financial Reports, Thelaward is based on a tion beginning at 9:OO a.m. : of Emro Propane Co. Inc., a Coral Gables, Fla. zero to 5-star rating assigned 1 Chrysler-Plymouth-Dodge Phone 872-2161 Rolling Hills Golf Course Phone 872-2 184 Phone 872-3569 research firm, announced by BFR based on its analysis The theme and activities ’ that Chemical Bank and of the March 31, 1991, fi- will reflect those of the 50th . Trust Company, Midland, nancial data as filed with anniversary celebration at Gazebo Gourmet Coffee Shop Schneeberger TV parent corporation for federal regulators. Brooks Landscaping the International LWML Phone 872-3337 Appliance and Furniture Chemical Bank Bay Area, A 5-star rating, for the saf- convention held this sum- Phone 872-2932 has been awarded its 5-star est commercial banks in the mer in Cleveland - - Cele- Phone 872-2696 General Cable Company rating. This prestigious country, indicates that the brate the Jubilee! Glorify ’ award identifies this institu- bank’s adjusted tangible His Name! The speaker is Guds 8; Blossoms by Sandy Phone 872-211 1 ~HETLE~ tionasoneof thesafest,most capital exceeds 9.9 percent the Rev. Theodore Zeile j Phone 872-3935 credit-worthy commercial of tangible assets, its risk- from Hint. Pastor Zeile is 1 Dr. Robert Green D.D.S. Plumbing &.Heating banks in the United States. based capital ratio exceeds retired. He served as an ’: Or. Nicholas Nahernak D.D. S cass city - 872-508c 9.25 percent, delinquencies LWML counsellor in Michi- : Pigeon - 453-3531 and repossessed assets are gan for 6 years, a@ also ; B. A. Calka Real Estate Phone 872-218 1 Phone 872-3355 Reception set manageable, the institution served as International Sommers’ Bakery is soundly invested and that Counsellor of the LWML ; 1 for Wm. Pratt it earned a profit or suffered for 6 years. a Hills & Dales General Hospital and Restaurant an insignificant loss for the I Cass City Chronicle Phone 872-2 12 1 Phone 872-3577 quarter ended March 31, In order to Celebrate the : A will Phone 872-2010 retirement reception 1991. Paul A. Bauer, presi- Jubilee, each lady is asked to be held Friday at the Tuscola dent, said, “Although the wear or bring a hat, gloves, Special Scents Area Skill Center to honor total number of commercial etc. from the past. A special William L. Pratt, Ph.D., for CC Muffler & Brake Shop HURON BUSINESS PRODUCTS INC. Flower Shoppe banks nationwide decreased ingathering of non-perish- his many years of dedicated able food items, which con- Phone 872-2251 @p Phone 872-3434 by 92 during the first quarter service to Tuscola County 199 1, the total number of 5- tain the word “gold” or (5 1 7) 872-5655 1-800-6%-2867 and the State of Michigan in FAX (5 17) 872-5657 star rated institutions in- “golden” on the label are to Thumb National Bank career-tec hnical educationa & creased by 487! As ex- be brought to be donated to a Cass City Oil Gas & Trust Co. pected, stronger banks are neighboring food pantry. Phone 872-2065 IGA Foodliner Phone 872-43 1 1 The event will be held from growing stronger and conse- (Le. - golden corn, Gold Phone 872-2M5 3 to 6 p.m., with a special quently safer.” Medal flour, Golden Gra- presentation scheduled for 4 “Out of 12,250 commer- hams, etc.) Cass City Tire Walbro Corporation p.m. cial banks reporting for the Phons 872-5303 Phone 872-2131 period ended March 31, Cost of registration is $2.50 and the luncheon is Phone 872-2248 Additional information is 1991, 3,559 commercial Winter’s Colony House available by calling the skill banks, slightly over one out $2.50. Baby-sitting will be Dr. Paul Chappel Kritzmans ’ lnc. center, 1401 Cleaver Rd., of 4,29.05 percent, received provided throughout the day Phone 872-3870 Catering Hall Caro, at 673-5300. our 5-star rating.” (except over the lunch hour.) Phone 872-3470 I

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Five persons were sen- was ordered to pay a $200 Walter L. Phelps Jr,, 22, building. Vassar, entered a plea of tenced and 4 others entered fine, $200 in court costs and Kingston, was sentenced for A pre-sentence invcstiga- innocent to a charge of pleas during a busy motion a $30 victim crime fee. his plea of guilty to carrying tion was ordered and bond manufacturing marijuk day Friday in Tuscola Restitution is to be deter- a concealed weapon (a was continued at $5,000. Sept. 3 in Tuscola Town- County Circuit Court. mined. double-edged non-folding Sentencing is to be sched- ship. Mark A. Johnson, 3 1, Caro, According to court rec- stabbing instrument) 'Feb. uled. The case is to be set for a 2- was ordered to serve 5 to 20 ords, Lane's convictions 10, 1990, in Almer Town- Bautista was accused of day trial, according to court years in prison for his plea of stemmed from break-ins in ship. stealing pop and beer cans records, which note Payne's guilty to a charge of deliver- Elkland Township. The first Phelps was sentenced to 2- from a shed at 9410 W. bond was continued at ing cocaine (less than 50 occurred Jan. 4, 1990, and years probation and 90 days Saginaw Road in Denmark $2,000. grams) in Almer Township involved a house at 6008 E. in jail, which was suspended Township, according to Also entering an innocent March 2 1. Cass City Rd., and the other without a date. He also was court records, which state plea was Michael S, Patter- Johnson also is to make took place April 12,1990,at ordered to complete his high the offense occurred Aug. son, 33, who was arraign4 restitution in the case, court a bump shop located at 4068 school education, and pay a 26. on a charge of probatir records state. Cemetery Rd. $300 fine, $300 in costs plus Scott D. Braley, 25, St. violation. Inmate Toma Bojaj, 30, of Harold Schrader, 26, of attorneys fees and a $30 Charles, pleaded guilty to Bond for the defendant was Pontiac, was sentenced to Caro, was sentenced to 6 victim crime fee. prison escape in connection set at $10,000. A hearing one to 5 years in prison, to months in the county jail for with an Aug. 16 incident at was to have been held Tues- run consecutive with a sen- his plea of guilty to unlaw- PLEAS ENTERED Camp Tuscola, Caro. day. tence Bojaj is already serv- fully driving away an auto- A pre-sentence investiga- Patterson is accused of ing. mobile. Antonio Bautista, 40, of tion was ordered. Sentenc- violating his probation He previously pleaded Details related to the case Richville, pleaded guilty to ing is to be scheduled. agreement by using cocaine guilty to being a prisoner in were unavailable. one count of larceny in a Larry B. Payne, 30, of on or about Sept. 13. possession of marijuana, according to court records, CASS CITY'S BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL Women's which state the offense occurred Aug. 27 at the Camp club president Clara Gaffney (2nd from left) poses with Tuscola Correctional Facil- ity. District 11 director Barb Durfee and Dian Page (far left), who Charles A. Lane, 30, Cass gave a presentation about MADD at the club's district meet- City, was sentenced on a delayed sentence for his plea ing held Saturday at Charmont. Margie Bell (far right) of guilty to 2 counts of represents Caro's Business & Professional Women's club. breaking and entering. Delivery In Hc was sentenced to 2 years probation and one year Catholic in the county jail, with 6 State of the months deferred to the end Village Limits women's fall of probation. Lane, who Art Television must testify truthfully meeting set against Kevin Smith orserve "We'rejust a phone call away" 'ith PRIMESTAR'S another 6 months in jai1,also The East Region Council New Revolutionary of Catholic Women will Akron small Satellite Dish Antenna hold its fall conference at Sacred Hcart. Church, Bad resident Gaviscon" Axc, Wednesday, Oct. 23. Extra Strength AnItacid f Y SEE FOR YOURSELF! charged sMENNEN Registration will be from Deodorant or WED., OCT. 23 - 7:30 p.m. 990 to9:30a.m. Cost for the An Akron man faces Tablets 100's Anti-Perspirant day is $4.00, which includes charges of drunk driving, or ALL SCENTS At The CHARMONT lunch. The program will end violating a restricted Liquid 12 02. at approximately 2:30 p.m. driver's license and possess- 2.25 oz. Public Invited - No Charge The morning program will ing marijuana. Your Choice For more information be a report of the National Alvin K. Vollmar, 34, was Council of Catholic Women arraigned last week in Tus- Call 799-9524 Convcntion plus a Right-to- cola County District Court. Life film. The aftcrnoon Bond in the case was set at speaker will be Donna $5,000, and a preliminary W PRIMESTAR Moody talking about liter- examination was to have 6'' 177 acy programs. been held today (Wednes- Mass will be concelebrated day). by the spiritual modcrator, Court records state Voll- Fr. Rick Bokinskie, of Ruth, mar is charged with operat- Tinactin. 4 and Fr. Jack Leipcrt, pastor ing a motor vehicle while rz-l of Sacred Heart, Bad Axe. under the influence of liq- Liquid Aerosol Reservations are to be uor, third offense; violation made by Oct. 21 by calling of a restricted license, and Josephine Woslc hlager possessing a controlled sub- (269-7378) or Mary Black- stance, second offense, Oct. 4 UL. stock (269-9494). 9 inCaro.

Grief recovery support MEDAUSf NASAL& SINUS DECONGESTANT group sets 8-week series 24 Tablets

Death of any family mcm- coping with stress, and other ber is a vcry heart-wrench- helpful topics. The series ...... e..... ing, traumatic occurrence. will be held Tuesdays from ClBA ...... e.'.:.*e* *.'.:.' *++- Dcath of a spouse, your life- 1:OO to 3:OO p.m. at Caro's Wsaon, long partner and cornpan- Indianfields Library, 840 ion, leaves you not only with W. Frank Street, beginning 22. 2 pain and loss, but also leaves Oct. Bank-issued CDs available Disinfection d a confusion of fcclings such Anyone interested in at- \ -c- I I through Edward D.Jones & Co. are as great loneliness, hope- tending or who has any ques- Neutralization lessness, depression, anger, tions about the group, please System Federally Insured to $100,000. guilt, resentment, and dread call Rose Mary Charmley at a 0- . of thc future. Life becomes 673-619 1 Monday through 12 oz. Find out about them. Call today. Friday 8:Wa.m. to5:Wp.m. out of focus and generally Guerds for Female disorganized. This is the Registration for the group is Bladder Control Protection pattern of gTicf, and the encouraged. gricving process must take Regularor 36's place in order that healing Super 30's may occur. 'Nutrition A grief recovery support group is again being offered Challenge' free of charge to those who have lost their spouse planned through dcath. This will be an 8-week series that will present topics such as under- The Nutrition Challenge *CDs are available from institutions nationwide, issuer in- standing the grief process, Workshop Series will be formation available on request. May be subject to interest undctstanding your fwl- held from 2 to 4 p.m. Thurs- pcnalty for early withdrawal. Effective 10/14/91, Wmonth, ings, role changes in your days beginning Oct. 31 in $5000 depsit. Subject to availability, Simple interest. ncw life, how to get through the Huron County Building. holidays and anniversaries, Registration is required by Oct. 24. A small fee will be GIFTS - HOME ACCESSORIES charged for each workshop. Excluding Precious Moments & Accessories Today thc nutrition chal- NEWARRIVALS lenge is to cnjoy eating and at the same time control fat, cholcstetol and calories. County Throws and Pillows The Cooperative Extension Service is offering this series of workshops to show individuals how they can eat and enjoy it without loading 30% OFF up on fat, cholesterol and COME calories. Barbara Ncuman, Exten- SEE sion Home Economist, will demonstrate how a pcrson OUR can prepare tasty, fast meals that are "hcart smart," as FINE well as cconomical. She will also share tips on menu SELECTION planning and low-fat grocery shopping. The scrics of 4 workshops is slated for Oct. 31 - - How toFight Fats and Limit Cho- lesterol; Nov. 7 - - Fill up on Fabulous Fibers; Nov. 14 - - Slash Sugars by Reducing THE PAINT STORE and Substituting, and Nov. 21 - - Hcrbal Solutions to thc 6544 Main St., Cass City 872-2445 Salt Habit. I CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991 PAGE THIRTEEN

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CASS CITY, MICHIGAN PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991 CALL 872-2010FOR AN ACTION AD Down Memory Lane Transit (nonbusiness) rates, 10 ( Automotive ) For Rent words or less, $1 SOeach inser- .I FOR RENT - 1-bedroom‘: From the files of the Chronicle tion; additional words 8 cents FOR SaE - 1983 Cutlass each. Three weeks for the price Ciera Oldsmobile, priced to apartment, Northwood ...... :.: SCHWEITZER OR- Heights Apartments. Call, ...... of 2-cash rate. Save money by sell. Call after 5:OO p.m. FOR SALE - Hay, $1 per ...... CHARDS now selling 872-2369. 4-9-25-tf ...... enclosing cash with mail or- 1-10-16-1 bale. Phone 872-3530 or 872-2296. Northern Spies in the store, *I 5 YEARS AGO Brenda Langenburg was 25 YEARS AGO ders. Rates for display want ad 872-5079. 2- 1 -2-tfn $12 a bushel. 1/2 mile north OFFICE SPACE available : crown4 Friday night by last on application. FOR SALE - 1982 Mercury of Sebewaing Rd., 3168 and George year’s Cass City High Mr. and Mrs. Don DeLong in Cass City, fronting on M- - Mr. Mh. Lynx, automatic, new tires, Shop Cas$ Cio! Grassmere Rd. 269-7008. 81. One to 4 rooms available Fisher Sr. and Mr. and Mrs. School homecoming queen, and children visited Mr. and AM-FM cassette, best offer. 5- 10- 16- 1 with parking, $100-$125 a Ivan Tracy were Sunday Lon Gohsman, Brenda is the Mrs. Manley Fay Jr. at f Automotive 1 We can meet or beat big Call after 590 p.m., (313) city prices. Guararltees month each, utilities in-‘ dinner guests of Mr. and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Caseville Sunday afternoon, 672-9862. 1- 10- 16-3 cluded. Call 872-4452 Mon-’ Mrs. Don Whittenburg. FOR SALE - 1976 Oldsmo- and low prices are our Louis Langenburg. Mr. and Mrs. Dave Loomis systcm for making happy ForRent 1 day through Friday from Sgt. First Class, bile, 2-door, $450 or best 4-10-2-5 US. Mr. and Mrs. Edward andchildren and herparents, FOR SALE - 1987 Duster customers, 8:30-4:30 only. Army, Juan MaIrano, his Profit and children were offer, 872-3396. 1-10-9-3 hatchback, 75,000 miles, Mr.and Mrs. Raymond ~ FOR RENT - 1-bedroom wife Debra and their chil- Saturday supper guests of 2.2 liter, automatic, $2,000. C.C. Muffler & 1 Partlo of Akron, visited Mrs. ’89 JEEP PICKUP,5 sped, unit on second floor, kitchen dren, Curt, Jasy and Ra- Mr. and Mrs. William Profit. Call 872-4603. 1- 10- 16- 1 I Loomis’ sister, Miss Mona great gas mileage, excellent Brake Shop appliances, air condition- HILLSIDE chel, arrived Wednesday, Partlo, at Mt. Pleasant Sun- ing, carpeting, drapes, stor- APARTMENTS Oct. 8, from Germany. They Mrs, Betty Dorling, who condition, $5,000. Call 872- FOR SALE - 1979 Chevette, 6597 Main, Cass City 1 had spent 3 weeks with her day, where she is a student at 4913 . 1-10-9-3 %door, automatic, good 872-2251 age, coin operated laundry. will be going to San Anto- 2 bedrooms, kitchen sister, Miss Muriel Addison, CMU. ~ condition. Call 872-3169. 2-3-20- tf Call 673-8151 or 872-3610. nio, Texas. The family is 4- 10-9-2 appliances, air left Sunday from Metro Air- FOR SALE - ’81 Lincoln 1-10-9-3 spending 2 weeks with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pratt ~~ conditioning,storage, coin-op drapes port to return to her home Town Coupe, 75,000 miles Medrano’s parents, Mr. and and family of Flint were 2-bedroom Mrs. Elmer Francis. near Upwell, England, Sunday guests of his mother, approximately. A- 1 condi- SPACIOUS laundry, all carpeted Mrs. J.W.Crane and Miss tion, $2,150.00.1987Dodge apartment for rent, Main A group from this area took Mrs. Thelma Pratt. Street, Cass City, $275 per a color tour from Wednes- Katie Crane spent Tuesday Ram LE model, fully Call 872-3283 in Bay City. and Mrs. Dale Damm loaded, 79,000 miles, month includes water. Ref- day until Friday to Char- Mr. erences and security deposit or 872-3315 levoix and Traverse Bay. Mrs. Lyle Zapfe spent from and family and Mr. and Mrs, loaded, $7,250. Call 872- 4-10-9-tf Participants were Marion Saturday until Monday at Lloyd Bryant and family 3306 or 872-3887. 1-10-2-3 required. Call 872-2477, I McClorey and her sister, Clio with Mr. and Mrs. Clar- were in Mio over the week- FOR SALE - 1988 Mustang leave message .4-10-9-3 GT - red, T-tops, alarm, WE’RE DISHING UP Lessel Crawford, Mary ence Zapfe, end, where they enjoyed a DEALS FOR FALL! FOR RENT - storage, Cass 40,000 miles. First $7,100 RENT The Paint City Mini-Storage. Kirton, Louise Dyer, Mary Caroline Swart of the color tour. Council Let us FOR - Cal! Wixon and Mr. and Mrs. Nefierlands, an exchange takes it. Call 872-2010 days. Store has a wallpaper 872-3917. 4- 1 -2s-tl- Mr, and Mrs, Grant Strick- 1-10-9-tfn with Satellite steamer for easy removal of George W. Cook. student here from August, N! Mrs, Marian Croft and 1979, to July, 1980, was land, Mr. and Mrs. Alvin proceedings old wallpaper. Call 872- FOR RENT one-kdroom Guild, Miss Alice Smith of -Financing Mrs, Evelyn MacRae re- killed in an airplane crash Available- 2445. 4-11-2-t.f apartment in Cass City, turned home Sunday from a Oct. 6 in that country. She Saline and Roy Kitchen The regular meeting of ~ ~ spent the weekend at Mio. the Cass City Village Coun- Merchandise sbve, refrigerator include&‘ 2-week trip to southwestern had been employed as a RICK’S EARTH SMALL HOUSE for rent. 1-car garage, $230 per Sunday they all took the cil was held Oct. 1, 1991 at Cass states made by railroad. stewardess by. NLM, the 7:oO p.m. All Trustees were 10 miles northeast of month, deposit and refer- domestic subsidiaq of the scenic canoe trip down the STATION City. References and de- 10 YEARS AGO Au Sable River. present with the exceptions ences required. Call (517). national airline KLM, since of Trustee Helwig and Tut- Big C Asphalt SATELLITE SALES 4 SERVICE posit required. Please let 652-2550. 4-9-18-6 1433 E. Caro Rd , 1/I Mile W. d DmckwVillo ffl. phone ring. 872-3444. Homecoming queen April. Mrs. C.M. Wallace and tle. Csro - Rick 6 SUI& Bowkr - Ph. 673.1783 APARTMENT for rctit- Mr. and Mrs. Dick Wallace The minutes of the regu- Driveways, parking :OR SALE - 6 dachshund 440-9-3 had as guests Sunday, Mr, lar August and Special lots, roads iuppies; $40 each, males APARTMENT for rent - above Coach Light Phar- and Mrs. Bob Hurley and meeting of Sept. 23 were ap- $250 per month, heat in- macy. 1 bedroom, app1i-l SPECIAL 10x70 rlld females. Call 872-4522 children of Detroit. proved as presented. lfter 4 p.m. 2- 10-2-3 cluded. Call days, 872-2217, ances furnished. Call 872- The August Financial DRIVEWAY evenings, 872-5435. 4-10-9-3 36 1 3. 4-6-19-tf $675.00 Statement was reviewed. WATERPUMP ~~ 35 YEARS AGO Phone 517-673-7264 WATER WELL The treasurer’s report L 313-238- 1264 WATER SOFTENERS Real Estate For Sale I Something of a record for a was reviewed showing 94.2% taxes collected to 2-4-10-tf Installation & Service small town hospital may date. Bladder Tds have been set when all 14 5x6~8 trailer, 40 ACRES - Kingston Now is your for babies delivered at Cass A motion was made by ENCLOSED area. chance Trustee Weaver and sup- $400 or best offer. One 109!b off or more your country place, 3 bedroom modem home with full City Hospital between Sept. man’s and one woman’s basement. Great hunting area. Owner asking $52,OOO. 10 and Oct. 7 were girls. ported by Trustee Hopper IN-HOME SERVICE that the bills be approved bicycles, 10-speed, $65 and KO77 $60. One 8-ft. wooden step- Paul’s Pump Repair as presented. Motion car- Ron Blunt Drilling The 45th wedding anniver- ladder, $20.872-3686. 3 2 baths, large family room, 2 garage, ried 5 yeas, 0 nays. 2-10-2-3 Call 673-4850 anytime bedrooms, car sary of Mr. and Mrs. Ezra low $40’~.Make me an offer. CCT-049 Hutchinson and thc fifth or 1-800-745-485 I The Public Services com- 2-1-16-tf wedding anniversary of Mr. mittee recommended that NO HUNTING Ranch, 3 bedroom, full basement, double lot, 2 car and Mrs. Ornar Glaspie were the Village not participate SIGNS FOR SALE - Soft wood, $20 garage, with workshop, very nice. CCT-OM celebrated ovcr the weekend in the Public Transporta- per cord, $25 delivered, tion System and to recom- Red and Black ...... $.35 ea. by the couples, who enjoyed cherry, ash, oak, maple, $35 80 ACRES great deer running through, a trip north from Thursday mend to Tuscola County - area, creek that they look into a county 4 for $1.00 a cord, pick up or delivered. possible land contract, Sanilac County. A-375 until Monday night. wide sponsorship. The re- **** Call 658-8066. 2- 10-2-3 Pvt. Richard Wallace, commendation was tabled Black ink ...... $.25 Listingsing. needed Cass Country. Qualified buyers wait- until committee members home on furlough, Miss 5 for $1.00 Marjorie Holcomb and Jack are present. 3- 10-16-1 Hool spent the weekend Trick or Treat hours were CASS CITY with friends at Alma. established for Oct. 31,1991 CHRONICLE from 5: 00 p.m. till 7 :00 p.m. 5-9-44 e can Gordon Drouillard and The Planning Commis- Don Simmons left Wednes- sion minutes were re- HUNTER’S SPECIAL - 28- day morning for New Jersey, viewed. foot travel trailer, sleeps 6, help! whcre they will be stationed A motion was made by full bath w/awning, excel- in the Coast Guard. Come in Trustee Hopper and sup- lent condition, $3,850 or AND AUCTIONEERING Playing at the Cass Theater ported by Trustee Ram to best. Call 872-4913 and browse r=T Oct. 16-17-18is “Francis in hold a Public Hearing at 2- 10-9-3 EOUAL HWSING Call 872-4377 the Haunted House,’’ star- 7:00 p.m. Oct. 30, 1991 to through our ring Mickey Rooney. establish certain property FOR SALE - Pumpkins and located within the Village squash by the piece or by the large Mr. and Mrs. Angus of Cass City and zoned in- bushel. Buttercup, acorn, McEachin have purchased a dustrial as an industrial de- selection of velopment district pur- butternut, spaghetti, sweet lot on DodgeRd. south of the dumplings and hubbards. Wedding Gagetown Road from Mr. suant to Act 198, P.A. 1984. Motion carried 5 yeas, 0 6259 Deckerville Rd. or call Invit‘ations, and Mrs. William Ashmorc nays. 872-54 16 or 872-2502. and are now in the process of 2- 10-9-3 Accessories, building a house. The base- The regular October ment is complcted. meeting will be held Oct. Gift Items 30, 1991 at 7:OO p.m. $ATELLITE $YSTEM $p- and much more! The Manager’s report cials - Install now for all the was reviewed. Find the Service or Product new shows. Come to the 1 Thumb’s No. 1 in sales and This one won’t last - Beautiful 3 bedroom ranch, A request from Michigan CASS CITY mile from town, cut stone fireplace, oak kitchen cup- You Need in This. . Action Guide Athletic and Rehabilitation service, Richard’s TV- I boards, 2 baths, full finished basement, 2 car garage. Center to rezone lot 18 of Appliance and Sound CHRONICLE I Hills & Dales Sub from resi- Room, 1223 E. Caro Rd., Must see. $74,900. Cy923 SERVICE dential to Multiple family Caro, phone 673-7323. Catalogs loaned overnight. I was referred to the Plan- 2-9-25-tf ning Commission. CHOLESTEROL TOO APPLIANCE Beautifully Crafted high? Lower it with Heart- I Auto JfUVlCE I 4I SALFC R SFRVICF I All Trustees received a rich looking Flo fish-oil capsules. Avail- - copy of the final Master able Coach Light Pharmacy.2- 10-9-2 Cess City Muffler Plan for the Village. Business Cards & Brake Shop Designed to make the fmt ~~ Mufflers - SMs- uletkne guarantees - A motion was made by Mirror erqine repairs - CerlWiMechanic impression a good EIGHT FOOT slate top pool 24 Hr. Emergency WHAfbHsE11 Trustee Weaver and sup- table, accessories, excel- Blaine deBsaubisn, Prop. ported by Trustee Pries- one ...and a lasting one PhoM 872-2251 Service and Parts CALL US TODAY lent condition, $700, baby korn that the meeting be Cass City crib, needs painting, $5.872. 6597 Maln, Cass Clty @ Fuelgas adjourned. Motion carried (Electronic drain ckaninQ available) 2063. 2-10-2-3 Jundion of M-53 5 yeas, 0 nays. Chronicle Newer Vinyl Siding and Thermo windows on this 872-3000 and M-81 Calm City Pboae 872-2010 1 1/2 story home between CasCity and Caro, 4-5 bed- Hercules and Cooper 4529 Cass City Joyce A. LaRoche ROTTWEILER AND Ger- rooms, large entry off kitchen, formal dining, Maple Phone 872-2161 2- 1-17-tf room TIRES We’re ”right up ywr allay” Village Clerk man Shepherd pups. Call large storage shed and barn, nice big trees in the yard. Tim Repair 872-4406. 2- 10-16-3 9 AI’ nrnnln mull lor^ to fill all your Plumbing, Owner wants an offer. $4 1,900. Cy898 * Brser 011 Chnngor Cerihwl- Mschanc Heating 8 Coding needs. State licensed. Tuff-Kote LaFAVE STEEL SUPPLY, INC. FOR SALE - wood Stove This Home is a Must See - Built in the 1800’s with 7 I Nashua, made in bedrooms, formal dining, full basement, blown in 8260 Van Dyke Cass City, Michigan 48726 U.S.A. Automotive Rust Proofing N. glass in door, has blower insulation in 1982,new shingles 3 years ago, large wrac Systems a Waxing (517) 872-2163 FAX (51 7) 872-2878 suitable for living area around porch put on 3 years ago, over 2 acres with a Gravel Guards SPECIALIZING IN ... $300.00. Duncan Phyfe barn and chicken coop. $50,000. Cy921 Running Boards MECHANICAL TUBES table with claw legs, 3 extra Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection STRUCTURAL STEEL your automobile needs power equipment ALUMINUM PRESS BRAKES leaves, $200.00.Phone 673- Great Starter or Rental - 3 bedroom home set on a I 4083 Cemetery 872-2866 I Phone 269-9585 FABRICATING MIG & TIG WELDING 3915. 2- 10- 16- 1 double lot, vinyl siding, shingles 2 years ago, 1 1/2 ca 1 ~~~$~~~~~[~~,~~827 S. Van Dyke, Bed Axs SHEARING LATHE a MILL WORK garage. Very nicely landscaped yard with trees and I - Sales & Service MACHINE SHOP SERVICE CELLULAR PHONE Sale flowers. Only $24,900. T044g and Service - Motorola ani LaFAVE STEEL Uniden phones plus acces Buds and Blossoms sories. Richard’s TV by Sandy 24-HR, SERVICE HYDRAULIC DIVISION Appliance and Sounc SUPREME Room, 1223 E. Car0 Rd. Flowers - Plants - Balloons HYDRAULIC HOSES 1/4“ TO 1 114” Sandy 6 Torn Tisrney, Ownen WINDOW CLEAN1tJG 2 B 4 WIRE HOSE Caro, phone 673-7323. Gia 2-9-254 4546 Leach St., Cars Cily, MI 40726 PLUMBING 4 IiEATING. INC. Storms-Screens-Windows HYDRAULIC CYLINDER REBUILDING 8 RESEALING Phone 672-3935 6528 Mlln. Janitorial Servld Floors 1/4” 20” I . SEAL SIZES ... TO DIAMETER Phone 8’72.5084 Eaves 8 Gutters Cleaned 9 Hi-Riser SEAL SIZES ... 5MM TO 500MM FOR SALE - Green couct Pigaon Phont 453.3531 Service 8 Rental . and chair, $45.00. Kitcher PEOPLE READ Estimates on Commercial, U.P.S. SERVICE AVAILABLE ResidenIIal 8 lndustrlal Work Aid portable dishwasher 1 STEEL & OTHER DELIVERY olrl WEDNESDAYS gold, $75.00. Phone 872 Little Ads This space could be Complete Insurance Coverage HOURS: thru Fri. 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.; Sat. 8 a.m. - noon Security Services Available Mon. 2846. 2- 10- 16-: You’re Reading One ’I fi Call Cass City 517-872-2248 or yours for as little as Caro 517-673-2555 1 120 Gratiot, Saginaw Seal-Jet Stocking Distributor I Now! FIRE WOOD for sale, 909 Kelly W. Smith, Broker Call U-CUPS Vee Packing I $2.00 a week. ash, $30 face cord, 872-3481 I Farm Commercial Residential Listings Wanted! Call 872-2010 I 790-7609 2-4-17-tf Wipers Wear Rings 2- 10-16- 1 ( days. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ * PAGE FIFEEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991

ForRent Notices Notices Notices Notices Services Services FOR RENT - 1 bedroom I partment, partly furnished. $LOANS$ - All types of ALL-TEMP Service & Howard's Single person preferred. loans, pcrsonal, business, Salcs Co. - Appliances, re- Solden 90's Exposition: Call 872-3343. 4- 1-234 DJ debt consolidations.Call for frigeration, heating and Carpet & Upholstery Heating & Air Sheridan Center, 12111 Par- free consultation with a loan cooling. $15.00 trip charge. dee, Taylor. October 18,19, & For Any Occasion aning FOR RENT - 4 bedroom officer today, we can help, ADC accepted. Guaranteed colorful genuine stone' icensed DuPont Conditioning 20. Friday 4 - 9, Saturday & -10 yrs. experience Call 1-800-992-8450. NO work, financing on new beads necklaces Stainmaster Sunday 10-5. Michigan's house in Cass City, $350 per applicator Plumbing supplies largest home decorating month plus utilities and se- -8 yr. Radio credit or collateral needed. purchases, 24 hour. Call For quality, value and 5-10-24 673-5557. 5-2-27-tf *Auto Interiors Electrical drain shows. Over 100 exhibitors curity deposit. References Professional convenience please call cleaned selling gourmet foods, required. Send inquires to -Competitive Prices cleaning Country Folk Art, Decora- Catering Service PERUSKI Hardware and Lily Cheng in your Cass City Chronicle, Box R. driveway Ask for Jerry tions, Furniture, etc. (313) 4-10- 16-3 Dean Severance Weddings, Electrical, Plumbing and 872-5071 3-Mprotectors 754-346 1. . Heating, 2178 Main St., 872-2030 517-752-1 461 Anniversaries, 4863 Spruce SL Flood removal

APARTMENT for rent, fur- Ubly, Mich. 658-8229. 5-4-24-eo 4394DELECTRIC MOTOR and * deposit. Call 658-2179. tanks. In-home emergency Call today 4-10-16-3 scrvice. Call 673-4850 or Donations can be made 8-3-15-tf power tool repair, 4 p.m. to 8 Foreign Youth Ambas-

______~ p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 800-745-4851 anytime. . Cass City Tire sadors, Inc. seeks motivated : Call 872-4286 p.m. Saturdays. John Blair, individuals. Should have , FOR RENT - Masonic 5 -6-5-tf Phone 872-5303 & Upholstery Temple Refreshment Hall - Keep calling 1/8 mile west of M-53 on recruiting, counseling, and : 5-5-30-tf 5-10-9-2 Cleaners Sebewaing Road. Phone training skills. Community , varties, dinners, meetings. 5-10-16-1 awareness important! Part- AO alcoholic beverages. BECOME DEBT FREE, Residential & Commercial 269 -7909. 8- 12-13-tf Car & Van interiors Time positions as Repre- Call Lynwood LaPeer, 872- THE PARTY WHO has consolidatc all your bills, sentatives. Excellent 3191. 4-4-3-tf picked up my black female $2,000 to $5,000 unsecured Water & fire damage Steve Wright commissions. Call 1-800-942: dog with red collar, drop her personal loans, low interest, 10% Senior Discount 2522. P#A%S Licensed DuPont Painting off at 2 miles south of Cass quick, confidential, Call Dealership Log Homes - FOR RENT - 1 bedroom City and 1 1/2 east. Stainmas ter Applicator apartment, second floor, now 1-8O-989-3279. America's finest Log Home 5-10- 16-1 5-10-9-4 Floor Buffing manufacture r n eeds quality carpet, appliances, drapes, Precision Auto Shine PAUL BESSLER wholesalers, Earn excellent storage. Call 673-8151 or 872-4716 Interior or exterior, profits. Full or part- time. 872-3610. 4- 10-16-2 8-6-6-tf- wallpapering Lifetime warranty Call Mr. 872-5481 Jones for free dealer info. 1- New! 800-321-5647. Old Timer Log Complete Car, Truck, Homes, Mt. Juliet, TN. Call 872-4654 Computerized 8-9-18-6 **Log Home Dealership** and Van Cleaning Top Log Home Manufacturer, :MUST SELL - trailer, 2- seeks Dealer. Protected ter- *bedroom, in Huntsville $-wheel (Formerly Clean Sweep Auto Shine) ritory, high earning potential, :Trailer Park. Call 872-2633. 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WANTED - Baby-sitter in Michigan Company - Part 6i30, regulk bingo - Time school year CENTRAL AIR CONDITIONING!!! 7:OO. Phone 872-3019, Cass City. my Cas City home for one - Follows - Phone 872-54 10. Knights of 8-10-34 * toddler boy. Monday thru PTA/PTO experience helpful - A- 1 Condition - 14x65'home 1985 - in just like new condition - many features; plus 24~32'buiIding,plus 8x20 PATIO; Columbus Council Car necessary - commission plus 32x36' building with office and other features - situated on 3 acres of landscaping; matured trees -just beautiful N~. Friday 8-5.Excellent pay for 5-12-31-tf Interior & Exterior right person. Send letter of only - will train - 1-800-968- - all this for $62,500. 331 8 or 51 7-823-8568 8 a.m. E Painting interest to: Box G, care of -4 p.m. MON. - FRI. 2 ACRES - RANCH TYPE HOME (Capp Home) built in 1968 - 3 bedrooms; 1 1/2 bathrooms; comes with Jenn Air ( Wanted to Buy ) Cass City Chronicle. range; Kitchen Aid dishwasher; watcr softener; refrigcrator; spring fed POND over 175' in length and 12' deep - some 11 - 10-9-3 10 Acres-Kalkaska. Com- woods; garage attached - lots of deer, pheasants, rabbits, ctc. Poor health forces sale at $58,900. WANTED - Small old wood pletely wooded maple forest. I I brooder coop or chicken PHOTO TRIMMERS - NO Full of deer. Excellent bow coop, also 'wood V shape experience necessary. Earn- hunting and get-away. Sur- SPECIAL!! ing up to $125 day. 1- veyed. Power. $9,900.00, I corn crib. 872-5027 days or Ross Kraft per $250.00 down, $125.00 mo., evenings. G. Jones. 6- 10-9-3 800-336-8005. 11-10-9-6 One of the Best Built Homes in Cass City Cass City, Mich. 10% land contract. North SALE: and Mrs. Myles Smith's home with over 2400 square feet 2 fireplaces, formal dining room, 2 car WANTED silver coins, Woods Land Co. (616) 258- FOR Mr. - (517) 872-4122 WANTED - assistant carpet 8030, anytime. garage attached; 2 1/2 bathrooms; nicely landscaped - many other features - reduced for immediate sale or will rent dimes, quarters, halfs 1964 installer, full time. Call Bud with OPTION TO PURCHASE. 8-8-28-8 and back -- silver dollars at Schneebcrger's, 872- Deerstand - Playhouse - per- 1878 to 1935. Paying lop 33 15. 11-9-25-tf manent scaffold type - durable DECKERVILLE ROAD - - - 14x65' home with Central Air - situated on 2 acres - 2 car garage and other buildings price. The Coin Shop, ~39FARM BUREAU Insur- - weatherproof - easy access - Plans to build $3.75 Deer - all in A-1 Condition; has to be seen to be appreciated - YOU WILL LIKE IT!!! $59,900. Main. Phone 872-3919. Stand, Box 204, Barron, WI CONDO - - - complete unit - all appliances, very neat in and out; Kitchen - Dining area - balcony - Patio - garage - - 6-9-21 -tf 54812, basement storage - natural gas forced hot air furnace - all this for $49,900.00. CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT!! L. 16,723 ( To Give Away 1 City Manager Wanted, Mon- tague, MI. Population 2,276. LIVING ROOM chair to be GARY WILLS transportation. Send resume Salary DOQ. Six member RETIREES OR NEWLYWEDS - - 9 SPECIAL!!! Ranch type home with 5 rooms; aluminum siding; basement; given away, Call *72-3042. council and mayor, 15 forced hot air furnace plus WOOD BURNING FURNACE; garage attached - fenced in yard - many other features; CONSTRUCTION to "Housekeeper" 6506 Licensedfinsured Builder employees. Budget 1.6M, California owner wants immediate sale - - - NOW $32,500.00. 7- 10-16- 1 Church St., Cass City, MI. MPA/Rel. Degreeifive years Ncw Hmes/Rcmodeling 11-10-16-4 experience, Skills: manage- Repair. Pole Buildings/Truss ment in finance, personnel, 39 ACRES Schwegler Road - Large Country home with 4 bedrooms; forced hot air furnace; basement; aluminum Services Setting, Sanflravcl & Top-soil, siding; 100 Amp electrical service - large barn plus 38x196' approx. building - 28 acres tillable and 8 acres of woods Excavating/Dmoliticm TAKING applications for labor relations, planning, - will trade for small business or will sell for $69,500. Bulldaing 8t Grading route drivers for the Detroit communications, P.R. Send Erla Packing Backhoc & Hydrohoe News and Free Press. Must resume and salary history: 4.9 ACRES between Cass City & Kingston: 5 room mobile home, very neat in and out; new submersible pump, 85' 6233 Church St. Free estimates haw a dependable vehicle, City Manager, 8778 Ferry Street, Montague, MI 49437. Cass City Reasonable rates early morning work. Call well - plus 32x48' new pole barn; privacy and wooded parcel - MOVING TO FLORIDA -priced to sell at $37,500. Manger retiring. Applications Phone 872-2191 M-81 east of Cas City (5 17) 8U-3756,leave name until filled. JUST BEAUTIFUL!!! Custom Butchering Call 517-872-3505 and phone number. - 11-10-16-1 BRAND NEW 28x64' - 3 bedrooms; double wide cost $58,000. - FIREPLACE - large built-in China Cabinet - Fridays only 8-5 - 3- t f ChipperIShredders - Corn- 2 1/2 BATHROOMS; comes with refrigerator, range and dishwasher - new water system and septic tank - moving me rci al -q u ality Troy -Bi It Chip- to FLINT - Asking $65,000 - All offers considercd. Possession on short notice. USDA Inspected Plant DEAN'S GARAGE DOOR ATTENTION hornemak- per/Shredders designed and Curing, Custom Smoking, Service - Dean Wiscnbach, ers: Have a dcbt free Christ- priced for every sized proper- REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE!! Cutting, Wrapping and phone 872-4560. Residen- mas. Be a decor and more ty. For Free Catalog with Freezing demonstrator. Higher com- Models, Specs, and Special STYLE HOME: 1 1/4 miles from Cass City on blacktop road 5 rooms (large), 1 1/2bathrooms, tial and commercial doors, COUNTRY RANCH - We Make Venison Sausage missions, frcc $300 kit, frcc Savings now in effect, call LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE; full basement; large 2 car garage attached many other features door opcners. Free esti- Toll-Free 1-800-441-2727. - 8- 10-3 1-1 training, fantastic line of - Your inspection invited!! Asking $69,500. Terms. mates. 8-7-25-tf merchandise that really Dept. H. Ken Martin _ sells. Call Sharon Vandcn- Wolff Tanning Beds New I commercial-home units from PAINT BRUSH SPECIAL!!! Lawn Mower and bossc he, 872-4 24 5. In 3 lot; good Electric, Tnc. $1 99.00. Lamps-lotions-ac- Cass City - 1 1/2 story home with bedrooms; basement; corncr rental property - - - Asking $17,500.00. Small Engine 1 1-8-28-tf cessories monthly payments Homes - Farms Repair low as $18.00. Call today We have several parcels of hunting land for sale Commercial ( Work Wanted Free New color catalog 1- > 800-462-9197. 37 Acres - Elmwood Road - Ranch typc home with 3 bcdrooms; basement; 2 car garage attached; POND stocked with Industrial l12 west of Cass City fish - ideal for the sportsman - lots of cow for the animals - plus 14x70' slab for mobile home - water & electricity New and rewire WILL DO baby-sitting in A Doctor Buys Land Con- Pick up and delivery my home, full time. Phone on site. Asking $65,000. available tracts and Gives Loans an STATE LICENSED 872-4646. 12-10- 16-3 Real Estate. Immediate Ser- 52 Acres - JUS1 THE PLACE FOR A GROUP OF HUNTERS - secluded - private - choice hunting & fishing - Phone 872-4114 vice 31 3-335-6166 or 1-800- state land nearby Ranch typc home with 3 bcdrooms; plus room for more basemcnt; 2 car garage; mostly wooded 872-5456 WANTED - Baby-sitting in 346-8080. - - 4 180 Hurds Corner Road 8-4-24 tf my home. I have refer- - Call today for an appointment!!! 8-8-10-tf ences. 3 miles south, one Auto Loans! Bad Credit OK! SPECIAL!!! In Cass City, thc former Stanlcy Ashcr home with 4 bedrooms - carpeting; 1 1/2 bathrooms; laundry room mile west, first house north Free information. Call now! 1- on right side. 3036 Warner 1st floor; air conditioner - dining room; 2 LOTS - basement - garage - $37,500.00 with $4,000 down - balance LIKE Simpson Excavating 800-437- 8929 Must be 18, No Elmer H. Francis Rd., Cass City. 12-10-9-3 one refused! RENT. Immediate Possession. Dozer landscaping - AU Building contractor types of backhoe work - Call Your Date - Meet some- House demolition & removal ( Card of Thanks) one special now! For dating, New homes or Footings - Watcrlincs - romance, and just plain fun, B.A. CALKA REAL ESTATE remodeling, Complcte septic systems SPECIAL THANKS to my dial 1-900-737-4444. Only I Roofing, siding, barns nurses, Freida and Edna $1.39/min. All Lifestyles. Sand - Gravel - Topsoil 6306 W. Main St., Cass City, Mich. 48726 Pole buildings Simcox, Rev. and Mrs. Har- AnyVariety size of fill fill job - Place Your Statewide Ad Licensed and insured mon and all who sent me Telephone: 1-517-872-3355 flowers, gifts, cards and Here! $300 buys a 25 word €3~~1NOUSIHS Free Estimztes classified ad offering 'Jt'pOR 1UHI Ty prayers whilc I was at St. Our 40th yeor serving T14scok1,Hiiron & Sanilac Counties. Phone 872-292 1 872-4502 Luke's. Marian Lindcrman. 1,660,000 circulation. Con- 8-9-11-10 tact this newspaper for 8-1-23- tf 13-10- 16- 1 det ai I s. PAGE SIXTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16,1991 CASS CITY,MICHIGAN ------.*- Covered Crash injures Caro man bridge

think that pleased me more According to reports, War- mishap Saturday on Brooker than anything,” he added. mishap. ack made an improper left Street south of Pine Strcct, Although Roberson ref In other accidents, a Car0 turn, having failed -to pull Andrew P. Donnelly, Cass to woodworking as a hobby, youth escaped injury in a into the left turn lane, and City, backed from a private he’s tackled bigger projedts one vehicle accident early was struck by the Laming dnvc and struck a parkedcar than the bridge- his housk, Saturday morning on Deck- vehicle, The mishap took owned by Donald E. for example. The retired erville Road east of Dodge place Oct. 8 at 417 p.m. Lorentzen of St. Charles, Car0 Regional Center em- Road in Novesta Township. Ill., according to reports, ployee also repairs and The youth, Timothy M. Village police also re- which state the accident makes furniture. Flintoft, 16, told Tuscola ported minor damage in a occurredatabout4 p.m. Still, he said the bridge County Sheriff‘s deputies m 0 presented a real challenge. that he was westbound at “Some days I feel younger about 12:30 a.m. when he “axes increase than I should,” he observt 1 swerved to miss an animal. He grinned and addea, Flintoft’s vehicle left the “Sometimes I’d get up on road, entered a ditch, re-en- at Owen-Gage the roof putting those tered the roadway and rolled shingles on, and I thought onto its top, reports state. The problem isn’t uncom- I’d have to call for help to get A similar mishap involv- allowed the district’s mil- mon, particularly among down.” ing another Car0 resident lage rate to be rolled back by smaller schools, according Humor aside, Roberson was reported.last Wednes- nearly 2 mills last year in an to Moore, who suggested knows what it’s like to get a effort to give taxpayers a that the district may have to day on Riley Road east of helpinghis talents, hand, he’s and been by able using to East Dayton Road in Wells break, simply “forgive” the THE INSTALLATION OF a bridge Saturday morning in a Small park at the west Township. The superintendent noted program’s debt to the gen- end of Kingston drew close to 100 people. The bridge was designed and built by gpe something back. According to deputies, that in both 1990-91 and eral fund. In the back of my minu,) William H. Stewart 111, 26, 1991-92, the district has In other business Monday, longtime Kingston area resident Don Roberson, 71. this is just a way to say stated he was eastbound at been unable to levy the the board: thank-you,” he said. 11:05 p.m. when heswerved maximum operational mil- *Approved several resolu- to miss an unknown animal lage allowed - 4 l mills - tions which will enable the in the road. His vehicle because of a SO-mill tax district to collect special New books at Jaycee spook house returning crossed the center line, left limit in the district. state aid monies for meeting 26, from 8 to 11p.m.; &t. 30 sons ages 13 and over, and The combination of factors A hauntingly good time is the north side of the road and guidelines pertaining to promised this Halloween by from 8 to 10:30 p.m., and $1 for youths 12 and under. entered a ditch. took a toll on the district’s class size, curriculum and at. 31 (Halloween) from Entrance to the spook 1990-91 budget. According the Cass City Jaycees, who Cas City police also re- school improvementefforts. the library areagainsponsoringaspk 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Special house is in the rear of the to figures presented to the *Voted in favor of writing ported 3 minor accidents house in the basement of the young children’s hours will Cultural Center. Sirj involving no injuries. board Monday by the a letter of commendation be held 6 to 8 p.m. Oct. 26. marking the way will district’s auditing ex- Cass City Cultural Center. Vehicles driven by John firm, and purchasing a plaque for FLOWERS IN THE RAIN AND OTHER STORIES by The spook house is sched- Admittance is $2 for per- posted. Ryba Jr. and Kenneth R. penditures exceeded reve- former longtime varsity Rosamunde Pilcher (fiction). In the story entitled “Last uled tobe open Oct. 25 and ~ ~~ Nye, both of Cass City, col- nues by some $143,000 last softball coach Judy Morning,” Laura and her soon-to-be married soh Tom take lided Sunday afternoon on pl-. Campbell, who recently re- an early morning walk along the seashore. After she has told tired from the post. him what a fine choice he has made in Virginia, his fiancee, Main Street at Scotty AUDIT REPORT Blood McCullough Drive. Campbell established the Tom tells his mother, “basically, she’s like you ...beneath the Reports state both vehicles During the annual audit school’s softball program in capability and the brightness... she’s gentle and wise,” donors NOTICE were eastbound when the report, Walt Moore of 1976, Throughout this collection of stories, the author maintains a 4:34 p.m, accidentoccurred; Laine, Appold & Co. P.C., *Approved a request from pervasive gentility along with an abiding wisdom. needed Ryba was in the inside lane, Bay City, indicated no sen- Thomas Hrycko to allow his The Regular attempting to pass Nye, and ous problems were found son to complete his senior KOOP: THE MEMOIRS OF THE FORMER SURGEON Our region needs a Nye attempted to turn north related to district finances year at Cass City High GENERAL, by C.Everett Koop (non-fiction).The Reagan minimum of 300 healthy from the outside lane. and accounting pracedures. School. Hrycko indicated administration official who came out smelling most like a blood donors per day to en- OCTOBER MEETING No citations were issued in He did, however, note the his son may reside with him rose is undoubtedly the former Surgeon General of the sure that blood is available the mishap. district’s hot lunch program this year in the Owen-Gage Public Health Service, C. Everett Koop. He shone like a for every person who needs of Cass City Earlier in the week at the continues to be a concern. District, but would like to beacon of individual. and medical integrity throughout a it, Val Weeks, blood bank intersection of Main and The program has continued finish his high schooleduca- term of service that saw those who fought his appointment chairman, said this week. VILLAGE COUNCIL become appreciative friends and many of those who out of Major surgery or an acci- Seeger streets, an eastbound to incur losses year after tion in Cass City. dent victim could use up to will be held vehicle driven by Dons J. year, ending some $10,000 *Approved the selection of pure politics promoted his appointment become his vicious, 10-20 pints of blood per pa- Warack, Gagetown, col- in the red last year, despite senior Debbie Timmons as mendacious foes. His book does nothing to change or tient, which puts a great OCTOBER 30,1991 lided with a westbound ve- school officials’ efforts to “student of the month” for provoke the dichotomy of supporters and detractors, but it strain on the community hicle driven by Marsha K. cut expenses and increase October. only makes sweeter his aura. His memoirs show that before blood supply. Laming of Decker. revenues. hc became a public figure, he was a vital, intelligent, The Red Cross Blood- at 7:30 p.m. energetic youth in an admirably nurturing family, and then mobile will be in Cass City at the Municipal Building, a pioneering pediatric surgeon who strove to appropriately at Hills and Dales General OPEN Retirees minister to the emotions as well as the ills of his patients and Hospital Tuesday, Oct. 22. 6737 Church Street, Cass City, Michigan their families. As amusing and moving as the anecdotes of Hours are from 1 :00 to 6: 45 Joyce A. LaRoche his earlier life and career are, it is the bulk of his p.m. The blood bank is “PINE CONE meet at book, being sponsored by the hos- Village Clerk recounting his surgeon-generalship and the major public pital auxiliary. SHOP” health issues that arose during it - which he continues to Silk & Dried Flower Arrangements hospital address as an advocatefor a fairer, more comprehensiveU.S. Weed & Pine Cone Wreaths, public health system - that makes the most absorbing The Cass City Retired Per- reading. Bears, Special Orders Services YOU can count on,.. sons met Thursday at Hills I I Open Mon. thru Fri. 9-5, Sat. 9-12 and Dales Hospital. THE DUCHESS by Jude Deveraux (fiction). It’s 1883, and 6240 W. Main 872-2155 Cass City It was decided at the busi- young American heiress Claire Willoughby has pledged her CALL US ness meeting to give money troth to Scotsman Harry, the eleventh duke of MacArran. FOR ALL OF YOUR FUEL OIL to the auxiliary instead of Alas, a preliminary visit to Hp-ry’s home at Bramley makes AND PROPANE GAS NEEDS sending a gift to members it clear to Claire that life as a duchess will be stifling Residential Commercial SPECIAL who might be hospitalized. emotionally, not to mention physically confining of her Farm & Grain Dryers Cards were sent to members wilder, romantic nature and her desire to see the world. a Bulk Tanks & 100 Lb. INTRODUCTORY -OFFER who hadrecently been in thp Harry’s passionate adventurer-brotherTrevelyan turns out hospital. to be the antidote to all of Claire’s consternations, and just from Members told interesting to keep it all in the family, Claire’s sister, Sarah Ann, stories of happenings in their eventually marries Harry. early married life. Winner of the game played was Alice McComb. Former pastor to MOTOROLA Jane Mitchell, hospital in- TRANSPORTABLE PHONE service director, explained speak at Novesta Normal Retail Price $430 “Designation of Patient Advocate Form” to the Dave Altman, former min- fore leaving to pursuegradu- NOW ONLY grOUP. ister at Novesta Church of ate work at Lincoln Chris- All members had their Christ, 2896 N. Cemetery tian Seminary in Lincoln, blood pressure readings Rd., Cass City, will be Ill. cylinders. We also carry a complete line of taken. speaking at the church’s 11 They are presently on fur- quality healers, furnaces, water heaters. At the November meeting, $199‘ a.m. and 7:30 p.m. worship lough from their mission FREE Gas Systems safety check with members are to tell some- services Sunday. work in Zimbabwe, Africa, Hutry! Sale ends Oct. 19 thing they are thankful for. He will also be teaching a where Dave Serves as a pro- special class at the 10 a.m. fessor in the Zimbabwe Bible School hour titled, Christian College. KEEP INTOUCH “Practical Tips for Surviv- ing as a Christian Family in The congregation will be the 90’s.” having a potluck after the - The Renaissance painter Altman and his wife, morning service for those On The Road IRaphael painted more than Becky, served the area con- wishing to reacquaint them- 300 pictures of the Madonna. gregation from 1966-69 be- selves with the Altmans. 0

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A- )*< 1 15.99 YARD 'N GARDEN CART. Sin-1 versa- TREE PRUNER. Fiberglass tility. Holds plastic pole adjusts to any length be- - 9'. Up to 11h" cutting WOODEN HANDLE LOPPER. ed). Rim removes 16" saw blade for larg- High carbon steel, tempered 22" CUSHION GRIP STEEL TINE 333s 2-E Iblade and hook. 205 2-F LEAF RAKE. 19-550. GGR22 2-G truck for hauling boxes. 77 2-H

21" BOW SAW. Steel blade, tubu- PRUNING SHEAR. Dropforged lar steel frame with lever action steel construction. Comfortable blade tightener and release. Ivinyl grips. 60 2J I 42" x 62" INTERIOR WINDOW INSULATION KIT. Shrinks "Drum 10' x 25' PLASTIC COVERALL. Tight", energy efficient. 2140 Extra strong, extra durable, 3 mil. 42" x 62" EXTERIOR WINDOW Hundreds of uses. Clear or black. IASULATION KIT. 2170 3-A I3CH10. 3CHlOB 3-B

3.99 12 02. TOUCH 'N FOAM INSTANT IN- / V-SEAL@ WEATHERSTRIR Strong SULATION. EX- polypropylene blocks drafts around pands to fill uneven, windows and doors. Moisture resis- hard to reach tant. Brown or white. spaces. Includes ap 2100. 2101 3- D plicator. 12006 3-E, I -..

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30' VINYL FOAM TAPE. 3/1 2.99 36%" ALUMINUM DOOR BOTTOM. Slotted for screws. Has 4 Pack POLYETHYLENE PIPE IN- soft, flexible vinyl lip sweep action. A54P COVERALL STORAGE BAGS. 2 SULATION. 3' sections. 1.99 mil plastic, heavy weight resists 17' VINYL FOAM TAPE. Airtight self-adhesivevinyl foam tape tears & punctures. Choose a pkg. FOR 1/2" PIPE. is moisture resistant,easy to apply, and won't scratch surfaces. 89t nf five ,$6"x60", four 40f'x72", PC1 3/16" x 3/8"x 17'. .ree 45'l x96" or two 60" x100". FOR 3/4" PIPE. 9' GARAGE DOOR SEAL. Tough, flexible, conforms to ir- CB36, CB40, CB45, CB60 3-F PC2 3-G 2.48 regularities in garage floors. Includes nails. 910 3-H4.99

HANDI-SCRATCH WIRE BRUSH. 2 Pack 6" UTILITY/BICYCLE Unique handle design allows user HOOKS. 16-8030 to put pressure on surface while 2 Pack 2" TOOL HOOKS. Vinyl ,decreasing arm strain. 67-3025 3-1 Icoated. 16-8031 3-J

TOP-VIEW TORPEDO LEVEL. V- " 3.99 groove magnetic edge self-aligns on 12" COMBINATION SQUARE. End- pipes. 711'2'' length for better balance to-end grooved blade moves square and stability. Unbreakable plumb, at any point. Brass adjusting screw level and 45O vials. L2425 locks square. L2360 5-C

I" BELT SANDER. 115 hp mo- YL GRIP PLIERS. Heat-treated 14 OX.SILICONE SPRAY LUBRI- or. 3150 surface feevminute CANT. Stops squeaking and stick- Iperating speed for a smooth ' LONG NOSE PLIERS. 192-6 ing. Prevents rust and corrosion. inish on metals, woods, plas- " DIAGONAL PLIERS. 190-6 50 M9-14 5-E ics, even ceramics. 31-0505F

rlU.PRIDE 8" x 3" TAPING KNIFE. 6154 DRYWALL CORNER POWER HAMMERTM For fasten- TROWEL. Flexible 6.99 ing to concrete, steel and masonry. Istainless steel blade. 23 5G 78708 5-G1 SUPER HOT PROPANE TORCH KIT. Solid brass burner unit and clog-proof filter. Replaceable cylinder provides up to 15 hours of burning time. 94220

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7 Pc. SCORPIONTM SCREW- ELECTRONIC STUD SENSOR. HAND TOOL BOX. 19“ flat top DRIVER BIT SET. Includes: #1, #2 14.5 Oz. PLASTI DIP. Heavy-duty Locates exact center of studs and box. Has steel tote tray with and #3 phillips; #6, #8 and #10 slot- long-life dipped coatings. Won” joists. Works on dry wall covering, socket divider. Single drawbolt. ted; and 2” magnetic holder. crack, chip or peel. Assortec. plaster. and wood. SS-9434 6-E 429 6- F 71-460 6-G colors. 11601-12 - 11604-12 6-H

6 Lb. WOODSPLITTER MAUL. High carbon, forged steel head. 36” wood handle. 605A1, 833A1 4 Lb. SPLITTING 1/4 Lb. LEAD-FREE SOLDER. 5000-0025 6- K I i 8” WHITE SHELF BRACKET. I

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48” WHITE SHELF STAN- DARD. 80WH48 7- OOR LATCH SET. For outswinging doors 1“ to 11h” thick. m or black finish. 12-1133, 12-1143, V-333, V-333BL CLOSER, Adjustable closing power. For thick. Aluminum or black finish. 17-9033, 17-9043, V-1020, V-1020BL 7-B

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ZINC ROLLER CATCH. 6 P3472-2G TAN PLASTIC MAGNETIC CATCH. BP3473-PT 7-C ENTRY LOCKSET. Interior turnbutton or exterior key locks or unlocks both knobs. 4ooPX3CP 7-E 9-99,

DO-IT YOURSELF WHITE or BROWN VINYL 6UnER & DOWNSPOUT SYSTEMS Snap together system can be easily installed. Guaranteed against rot, rust and corrosion. No solvent 6.98 welding. ADJUSTABLE 36”-60” SHOWER/ IO’ RAIN GUTTER. ADJUSTABLE CLOSET ROD. Ad- UTILITY ROD. Spring tension. RB-100. RW-100 3.49 Jsts from 48” to 72“. Zinc finish. Non-corrosive polished aluminum. 10’ DOWNSPOUT. 91 1930 13348 7-G RB-200. RW-200 7-H 5-49 I e3

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THERMOI. 5.99 MAC-VAP INDOOWOUTDOOR ELECTRIC UTILITY VACUUM. Wide nozzle, heavyduty bag, 2 rn DELUXE COTTON LINED LA height settings, 7" rubber wheels. SUPER QUART VACUUM BOT- TEX HOUSEHOLD GLOVES. 1.1 hp motor. MAC-VAC &E TLE. Textured plastic case and Made from the finest pure latex Stronglas*) filler. Keeps liquid hot and luxuriously lined with cot- or cold for 24 hours. Leakproof ton. Sizes small, med. and large. stomer. 25Q 8-C 112911. 112913, 112915 8-D

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A!!!!- 5.99 9 02. ROACH SPRAY. Flushing PLUSTM CORDLESS VAC. Heavy- DUSTBUSTERTMPOWER BRUSH TOTE-MORE With DRAWER. agent forces roaches out to die duty hand vac with two power set- VACUUM. 25 amp motor. Full widtl- Handy tote box features self en- wlernight. Easy, clean, odorless. tings. Rechargeablefor easy clean- revolving brush. Easy to clean 3 qi. closed latching drawer. 311R 8-G 92465 8-H I ing anywhere. DB3CKKl dirt bag. 25 ft. cord. AC7OOO 8-1

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8.99 3/4" x 12' POWERLOCK@TAPE RULE. Noncreeping,-1 long-lasting Mylar blade with 1/16ths graduations. Side locking knob. With belt clip. 33-312GB S3-D I

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112 HP DELUXE GARAGE DOOR OPENER. Steel chain drive, 4% min- ute light time delay. 1,024 changeable digital codes. Safety door reverses with back-up timed reversing system. Includes 1 transmitter. 3201-1 EXTRA TRANSMITTER. Digital, with 512 reprogram- Imable codes. 370-191 5 9-6 24.99

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12 Qt. ROUGHNECKTMBUCKET. BAG 0 RAGS. Four pieces of all Durable plastic, double spout. terry remnants for wiping, cleaning, in assorted colors. washing, drying and polishing. 9- I ,RV21885 9-J CLIP G SAVE 1%" ANGULAR SASH 3" WALL BRUSH? BRUSH. ONE-A1590,214-8 2.99 ONE-W30-90, 1125-3 5.69 2" FINISHING BRUSH. 4" WALL BRUSH. 'I ONE-WCL90, 1125-2 3.49 ONE-W40-90. 3180 10-B 6.9: I

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10.3 02. SILICONE II SEALANT. White, clear, brown, paintable white, and concrete & masonry qrav. GE5000-10-20-8@90 3.99 10.3 02. "230"TM SEALANT. Paintable. Available in white and almond. ia300,183062.69 Qt. ONETIME@SPACKLING. Will 3" FLEXIBLE WALL SCRAPER. 10.3 02. BLACK-TlTETM ROOF SEALANT. Asphalt-based not crack, sag or shrink, or your Flexible high carbon steel blade, ny- ,sealant forms a long-lasting, watertight seal. Black. 18270 10-D 1.99 money back. 0544 lon handle. 02350. 4210 10-E a

5 Lb. ANCHORING & PATCHING 2.99 CEMENT. Expanding, fast-setting, 6" x 20' CRACKSTOPTM WALL pourable. Sets stronger than con- REPAIR FABRIC. Self-adhesive. crete in one hour. Never shrinks, Repairs re-occurring cracks in Unever comes loose. lo005 10-G walls and ceilings. 20X 10-H I '331NY Allnd 3181x313 ,,Z/rC A LfVlrON COYHllV

SENSAMATIC BATTERY TEST- 1.99 ROTARY DIMMER. Fits standard ER. Solid state electronic oper- 6-OUTLET PLUG-IN ADAPTER. 1.69 switch box. Saves electricity- ation. Checks battery condition I Converts duplex outlet into 6 outlets. CIRCUIT TESTER. Use to test elec- extends bulb life. 600 watts. instantly. Tests all types of stan- Assorted colors. C1146B, C114W1 trical circuits in home and workshop. 305-6602 12-8I C1146V, 800-49686, 802-49686 BP-914, 800-49666 12-0

%-- 12.99 I 6-VOLT HEAVY-DUTY LAN- ENERGIZER HALOGEN LAN- TERN BATTERY. 1209,944 12-E TERN With 6-VOLT BATTERY. Some Dealers May Carry Only “It floats!” Shines brightly at Eveready or Rayovac ProductsI Dver 12 miles. 209H-S 12-F I @- LIMli ALKALINE BATTERIES 4 PACK 3.99 “C” or “D” SIZE ENERGIZER ALKALINE BAT- E93BP-4, E95BP-4 ‘L ELECTRICAL TAPE. Excellent for electri. a1 splicing. UL-listed. 121960 12-1 8 PACK Coupon Good Through Sale Only “M” SIZE ENERGIZER ALKALINE BAlTERIES. 12-H 4.69 25' 16/3 METAL TROUBLE LIGHT.

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300 Watt QUARTZ HALOGEN FLOODLIGHT FIXTURE. 33% AUTOMATIC SECURITY LIGHT energy savings compared to three CONTROL. Screws into any light 150 watt floodlights while supply- socket, indoors or outdoors. Auto- ing more light. matically turns lights on at dusk, off . DR-300Q-1, EQ-300-WL 1342 at dawn. NE2C 13-D

12" SQUARE BEDROOM LIGHT FIXTURE. Two-light ceiling style with white glass shade. DY61004.99 6" ROUND LIGHT FIXTURE. Ceiling style with white glass ABS MOTION DETECTOR KIT globe. White finish. DY6120-8 With SECURITY LIGHT. Scanning 6.99 range from 15 to 75 feet. Simple in- OUTDOOR PORCH LIGHT FIXTURE. Single light outdoor -tallation and Set-N-Forget con- bracket in black finish. Clear fluted glass shade. DY6300-74.99 _,01s. Full one-year warranty. 13" TWO-LIGHT BATHROOM WALL FIXTURE. With white BC870OK qlass shade. DY6229 13-G

18.99 FEATURE PHONE. Tonelpulse TRENDLINE TELEPHONE. Tone/ switchable dialing, desk or wall pulse switchable dialing, large but- mountable, save redial, mute, ton dial pad, desk or wall mountable. 21-number memory. One-year war- IWhite. PC8110 rantv. 3480 13-H I SHELL DESIGN TOILET SEAT. Available in assorted colors. 2m

8.99 SAFE-T-FURNACE. 5200 ' DECORATOR TOILET SEAT. White and btu's, dual thermostatic decorative colors. 44-0 15-A comfort control. Ceram- ic elements heat large rooms with lower op erating costs. 1500 watts. UL listed

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PULSATING SPRAV SHOWER FLAPPER TANK BALL. Fits most PORTABLE ELECTRIC UTILITY instant heat. Safe, efficient ceram- HEAD KIT. White plastic handle. standard type flush valves. HEATER. Automatic thermostat ic elements. Adjustable thermo- PS 2527. 6350045 15-C 752OC, B-99OA, PS 2040 150 and dual heat selections. 1300 stat. Automatically shuts off if Iand 1500 watts. UL listed. T761 tipped over. U.L. listed. T640 15-E,

-, DESA 149.99 REDDV HEATER 35,000 BTU PORTABLE FORCED-AIR SPACE HEAT- ER. Makes cold areas comfortable in minutes. Operates for up to 11 SUPER SIZE SHOWER OR- HEAT-SAVER/LINT TRAP. Recy- hours on one filling. R35A INIZER. Made of rust resistant cles warm air from your dryer back REDDV HEATER 50,000 BTU PORTABLE FORCED- Dura Coated steel. 2153 15-F btothe rmm. EX12 ly AIR SPACE HEATER. R50A 15-H 178-99

16 Or. CHIMNEY SOOT DE- STROVER. 100 1.99 1 Lb. POWDERED CHIMNEY TREATMENT. Helps prevent 3.49 creosote and soot buid-up. 97 m'Quart LIQUID CHIMNEY TREATMENT. Reduces creo- 4.99 sote and ash build up. 97L 15-1 CANCHOR L

1” x 25’ POWERLOCK@TAPE RULE. Non-creeping, Mylar 4.99 rnanco 49 blade, 1116th~graduations. Side 40 Piece SOCKET SET. 1/4” and 2’’- x 60 Yard DUCT TAPE. locking knob. 33-425GB 16-A 318“ drive. PS040 16-B B-615, 6700 16-sn I

mm 20 Ib. LAWN Cwhralra STARTER and 24 02. SIMPLE c- W I NT E RIZE R . GREEN ALL- Offers up to PURPOSE DE- 24% more slow 13/41’ LAMINATED PIN TUMBLER PAD- GREASER & 2.99 release nitro- LOCK. Rustproof steel case, nickel-plated CLEANER With TRIGGER 2 Ib. STURDY TURF GRASS gen, plus a spe- shackle. Two brass keys included. 1-D 16-0 SPRAY. Cleans many things SEED. Covers up to 1,000 sq. ft. cial balance-blended, root I around the home. 13013 16-E 52333 buildina formula. 52110 16-F

This is a syndicated publication. All prices are suggested retail prices, merely a general indication of value, and are not binding on the dealer. This distributing dealer is an independent merchant who has the option to sell at prices set by him that will be competitive in his local trade area. Manufac- turer’s and product colors may vary The participating MEN’S LEATHER WORK GLOVES. Un- dealer’s ability to stock all Full grain leather. 7701 16-G items during the sales peri. I od is dependent upon the availability of merchandise from the manufacturer. The dealer is not responsible for printing errors and reserves the right to limit quantities on advertised items and to sub- stitute items of equal or better quality. State and Local Laws or Volatile Organic :hemica1 regulations may imit or restrict the type or iize of products available in oca1 areas. Copyright 1991 OLD TIMER MIDDLEMAN 3-BLADE Liberty Distributors? Inc. FOLDING POCKET KNIFE. Shaving sharp, high carbon cutlery steel blades. Unbreak- able sawcut StagIon@handle. MOT 16-H I SIDING WORLD’S CROFT=CLARALUMBER 6141 E. CASS CITY RD., CASS CITY, MI 48726 PHONE: (51 7)a72-2 1 4 1 260‘ NYLON SEINE TWINE. Twisted from 100% filament nylon. Resists rot, abrasion, HOURS: MON-FRl8-6:30, SAT 8-3 mildew, petroleum products and many m chemicals. 10482 16-1 7- 989 I 911017842