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The annual “Gagetown Dodge Road on Bay City at 1030 and will be followed Country Days” celebration Forestville Road at the home by the grand parade at 1 1 :OO. begins Friday and organiz- of Elmer Parrish and travel Also on Saturday, Nel’s Res- ers promise something fun through town, ending with a taurant will feature a photo for all ages through the week- Burn Out at the old Evans display of the history of Gag- end. The 3-day gala, that Products property on Mill etown prior to the fire. There concludes Sunday, will also Street. will be children’s activities provide area residents with In the park there will be a at the park, along with plenty an opportunity to help out a weekend softball tourna- of crafters and food vendors neighboring community. ment with a field of 11 teams lining the streets. At 1:OO a “The proceeds all go back competing on all 3 days. A car derby is scheduled, run- into the village for the bet- beverage tent will feature the ning down South Street. Also terment of the community. band “Jozy Wailz” both Fri- back this year are the popu- We arc in the process of ac- day and Saturday nights lar M-T Pocket Pullers who quiring property to add an- from 8:OO p.m. to 1 :OOa.m. will begin pulling at 5:OO other ball diamond at the On Saturday, the festival’s p.m. South West corner of the cur- biggest day, a special cer- rent park,” says festival chair- emony honoring the past On the final day, Sunday, the man Joan Koch. and present firefighters of the softball champion will be The fun starts Friday night Elmwood Township and crowned, along with sched- with a 7 p.m. car cruise. Cruis- Gagetown Fire departments uled Euchre and Horseshoe ers willstart near the end of is planned for the’ morning to~~tmments.

VIRGINIA SUTTER, left, opens the door at Sutter’s Bakery and Restaurant for new owners Kathy and Douglas Kruse. Tentative oDenine Augm 20 Kruses revealplans for bakery 1 Douglas and Kathy Kruse learn the business, Custom- phasis on items for thc res- expcriencc in the field. Sht the Kruses to take over the are the new owners of Sutter’s ers who visit the restaurant taurant including bread, muf- has worked in both the business. The new owners Bakery in Cass City. The sale will notice little difference. fins and rolls. kitchen and as a waitress. have leased the business with marks the end of ownership The menu will remain essen- Douglas Kruse will not be an option to buy. by Virginia and the late Tom tially the same and the 3 Under the new owners the directly involved in the op- Sutter that started in Decem- employees, Ilse Roth, Joan restaurant’s open hours will eration, but will be around Kathy has been a Cass City ber 1969. The bakery is ex- Navarro and Nancy Wright, be expanded. We’ll be open to fill in whenever possible. resident for 16 years and pected to be open Aug. 20. are returning. for breakfast and on Sunday, He works for Shetler’s Douglas is a native of the At the beginning the bak- Kathy explained. Plumbing and Heating in Pi- community. There are 2 Virginia has agreed to stay ery portion of the business Running a restaurant will geon. daughters in the family, for 6 weeks to help Kathy will be restricted, with em- be new for Kathy, but she has Sutter has made it easy for Amanda and Michcle. Owen-Gage plans for renovations

with $163,449 education grant LONG WALKS of up to 25 miles has been the ticket for good health for Ray Donaldson. In 3 years he has been able to Supt. Dan McKenzie re- Monday night meeting, that substitute 2 years on the flag trons therc will he 2 slxth- dents with $39,000 in state vealed that Owen-Gage High he meet with building and corps for physical education grade classes this year. Sh- funding approved. It is discard all the medicine in the bottles at the left and uses a School has been awarded a grounds committee and oth- courses, a practice that was annon Marion will teach one likely, she said, that there will reduced amount of the 2 medicines shown at the right. Michigan Department of ers on the board before ham- followcd previously. How- of the ?rades. Arlene Thomas be between 3 and 5 students Education grant of$Ih3,449 mering out a specific agcnda. ever, students will no longer was given a one-year con- that may attend on a tuition for renovations at the school have to solicit funds for the tract to teach the other. basis. Preschool will be Heal thv. too National Honor Society. The Nancy Ault was hired to re- taught by Ann Garske. It is hoped that the lights 1 he grant is expectcd to bc board okayed $300 annually place Cheryl Merlington as The board met in executive will be installed in time for used for lights at the football for Society expenses. guidance coordinator. session to discuss contract use sometime during the cur- field, new lockers and door terms for Warack, clcmentary rent football season. The new 24-mile midnight ruplacement. Board members Josh Hahn will be thejun- principal. lockers will be installed be- Several changes on irie agreed with a suggestion by ior high football coach. fore the start of the next teaching staff were ap- McKenzic, made in a work Diane Warack reported that school year. proved. Using grant funds session prior to the regular this year the preschool class Students will not be able to given for class siee reduc- OTHER BUSINESS will increase from 7 to 12 stu- stroll is relaxing The board budgeted for a Doctors generally approve another fountain in Elkton. causing extreme pain and he new school bus purchase in ,f walking as one of the You have no idea how could barely feel his numb 2002-2003, as recommended dcal ways to promote bct- bcautiful this area is and feet. One of the astonishing by the auditor, by allotting er health. but it isn’t likely how totally insignificant benefits, Donaldson main- $30,OOO a year for 2 years for hey had the walks of Ray you feel out under the stars, tains, is that his exercise the unit. lanaldson. 62, of Cass City, Donaldson reports. He’s program has enabled him to n mind. seen much of the area up beat diabetes. When he left A transfer of $8,000 from Donaldson says his way close and personal with Chrysler he was fat and out the general fund to the hot works for him. His way is to walks to Car0 and other of condition. lunch program was ap- ake jaunts of 15 to 25 miles. nearby communities. He wasn’t that way in his proved. He completed his longest It wasn’t home to bed when youth. Hc was involved in walk recently to Gott’s Cor- he was picked up by his all types of athlctic endeav- icr, north of Elkton, a 24- wife, Donaldson smiled, she ors including swimming Good news! McKcnzie said nile jaunt. camc with lots of water and and bodybuilding. Hc re- that the 1976 school dcbt has That walk started at 1 I :30 we went to Bad Axe for calls swimming across Cass been fully collected. How- 7.111. and ended at 6:30 thc breakfast and over to Lake, about 5 miles. He has ever, because of the terms of next morning. He uses the Sandusky to shop. pictures of his bodybuild- the bond issue the school walk when he starts feeling ing days showing he was in will not be able to pay off :xcited and walking the HEALTH BENEFITS shape to compctc in shows. the debt in advance. treadmill in his basement Donaldson and his wifc, isn’t enough to calm him Walking is much more than Marlene, came to Cass City down. The night of the long a way to relax, Donaldson A contract with NEOLA to to live 3 ycars ago after a walk he couldn’t get to says fervently, it’s a major create a ncw policy for the proposed sitc in Grayling sleep. health bencfit. Hc exhibited school was approved at a cost was not suitable for home He warmcd up for his mid- more than a half dozen of $7,000 payable at $3,500 construction. annually. McKenzie said night trek by logging 4 1/2 bottles of medicine and says that all but have been dis- that he will set up work ses- miles on the treadmill. Hc: 2 We came to Cass City to sions for board members to prepared for his nighttime carded and now he takes re- run our dogs and sit on the work with the company. walk by rigging a pair of duced quantities of only top of the hill at the park lights on his bclt. thyroid and blood pressure and enjoy the tranquility The walk was compara- pills. and the friendliness of the tivcly unevcntful, but a Just think, Donaldson ad- area. Approved a drug-frtz downer was the lack of wa- monishes, in I99 1 I was re- school plan to use a $1,700 ter at thc llowing well south tired from my job at Chrysler It’s a decision that we nevel grant receisred. Thc money of Elkton and at the Elkton Corporation as pcrmanently regretted, Donaldson said ERLA’S FOOD CENTER gave away 3,270 hot dogs and pop to area residents in will be turned over to the park fc\untain. Thankfully, disabled. At that time he suf- and his wife nodded ir school nurse. agreement. appreciation for support received during 50 years in business in Cass City. Donaldson found water at fered with 2 discs in his back PAGE TWO CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,2002 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Holbrook Winfrey named vice president It’s a boy! r/ J

Barbara Winfrey has been Winfrty has 12 ycars of Texas. Her background in- Area News promoted to vice president consumer ban king and lend- cludes service in the U.S. in the retail/branch division ing experience and is re- Army from I980 until 1390, Mrs. Thelma Jackson of Conirncrcc Bank, Central sponsible for rnanaging sales and she earned numerous Phone 658-2347 Missouri Region, bank and customer service at awards, including the Arnty Preside n t and M ar ke t M an - C o m in c r c e Bank’s Co 1n me n da t i on Med a I. Carolyn West of Waupaca, Jason of Mt. Pleasant, Jim Mrs. Ken Usentoski visited agcr lkresa Rouse Maledy Roc kbridge Banking Center. Army Ac h i evem e n t M cd a1 Wisconsin, Rolf and Mary Foster of‘Cascvillc and Allen Mrs. Alex Clcland and Carol recently announced. She earned hcr Associates andMedal. the Good Conduct Kinning of Pleasant Ridge Farrelly were Monday Laming Monday and Winfrey, a Rochester native, and Bob Jackson were Sun- cvening guests of Mr. and Wednesday afternoon. is the daughter of Tom and Degree in Business Admiti- Winfrey is a meniher of the Mrs. Dan FrrtnA. Pauly McCaslin of Deford, istration in 1990 at Cziitrdl Co 1 u m b i a C h arn be r of Corn - 0 day guests of Thelma Jack- Allen Farrelly attended tne 5 son. Flannery reunion Saturday Rapson Sportsman’s annual formcrly of Rochester. Texas College, Killeen, rnerce; past treasurer, P.E.O. Ray and Rita Dcpcinski at- at the home of Mr. and Mrs. chicken dinner on Sunday. Chapter G.K; and volunteer tended thc over 50 Club card Jim Flannery. Barney Suhubring and Trio .- for the Comnicrce Bank, Joshua Matt hew Bryant party at Oswald Hall in Bad Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck furnished the music. Meg’s Peg American Cancer Society, Axe on Sunday. and Dawn Leslie visited Sharon Erla and Beva Barbara Winfrey Relay for Life Team. Born Feb. 7, 2002 to Tara Bernard Morley, Jim Lewis, Thelma Jackson Tuesday af- Wallace of Cass City and Rita Bryant and Joe Arquette was Jack Kennedy, Bill Smith and ternoon. Depcinski visited Thelma Joshua Matthew Bryant. Allen Farrclly met at Mary Catherine Nicol and Jackson Friday. Engagement announced Joshua weighed 8 pounds, McDonald’s in Bad Axe Fri- Jonathan of Mt. Pleasant, Mrs. Gerald Wills visited 5 ounces and was 21 inches day morning. Don Peachoff, Doris Wcst- Mary Vatter and Tim Tues- graduating from Central long. Rob and Rev McCrea of day cvening. ern, Jim Foster, Allen Farrelly Michigan University in May 1 .<- Bad Axc were Sunday after- Jim Foster of Caseville, 1 and Mr. and Mrs. Dan by Melva E. Guinther with a degree in elementary noon guests of Bryce and Franzel had supper at the Doris Wcstern and Allen education. Farrelly were Wednesday Betty Hagen. Cass City Stockyards restau- The prospective groom is a supper guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Harold rant Tuesday. Mrs. Mothers of kids of all ages “You know, I leancd down graduate of Central Michi- Dan Franzel. and went ‘pssst’ in its ear and Ballagh of Cass City were Debbie and Larry Hacker, are engaged in the unher- gan University and is self- Thelma Jackson was a alded but heroic task of get- it didn’t move, so I knew it Wednesday evening gucsts Amy and Amanda of Mid- employed at Peak Properties Thursday lunch guest of Mr. ot‘Mrs. Gerald Wills. land, Josh Hazard of Bay City, ting their charges ready to go was dead.” Real-Estate Investment Co. and Mrs. Bob Jackson. Back-To-School! Jack Kennedy, Jim Lewis, Don and Bailcy Hackcr, Jim The couple will be married Bob Cleland Jr. and Andy ***** English has a larger vocab Bernard Morley, Ron and Denise McLean and Mrs. It’s always the mother. Very on Dec. 7,2002 at the United Wolschlager, Lyle Rochefort spcnt Wednesday and Thurs- ulary than any other lan- Earl Schenk were Sunday few men could handle such Methodist Church of Cass guage, featuring more than day with Bob Clcland Sr. at As was his custom, the priest and Allen Farrelly met at cookout dinner gucsts of a daunting challenge. City. 600,000 words. McDonald’s in Rad Axe Dave and Janet Hacker. Cheboygan. You see them everywhere. visited the new class of pre- Wed ne sd a y in or n i n g . The Euchrc Club met Sat- Mrs. Bill Goretski of St. If not in the clothing depart- schoolers at the church Mr. and Mrs. Olin Bouck urday at the home of Mr. and Clair Shores spent the week- ment, they’re haggling over school . attended the Bouck family Mrs. Lconard Beulla. High end with Mr. and Mrs. Jack backpacks, notebooks and A 3-year-old asked him why reunion Sunday at the prizes were won by Mr. and Pcl ton. pens. Some brave souls ac- he dressed funny. He wanted Ackerman Park at Elkton Mrs. Ronnie Graccy. Low 12 members and one gucst tually take all their kids to to know about his collar and Jennifer Ann Winchester Caseville School whcre Olin was the oldest prizes were won by Charlotte attended the Greenleaf Ex- the store at the same time. whether he had a boo-boo on (on Pine St., 3 blocks off of Main) person present. Goldcn dol- LaPeer and Sylvester tended Homemakcrs meetink They apparently prefer to get his neck, Maurice and Judy Winches- lars were given to 92-ycar- Bukowski. Charlotte LaPeer at the home of Mrs. Lyle the hassle over with in one The priest removed the col- ter of Cass City announce ISaturdav 10 a.rn.4 p.m.; Sunday 10 a.m.- 4 p.m. I old Olin Bouck and the long- won the traveling prize. The Clark for a potluck lun- fell swoop. lar insert so the boy could the engagement of their ’ UPCOMING SHOWS est married to Mae Bouck. ncxt party will be Septem- cheon. Lyle Clark cooked the For some reason, I’ve no- examine it. The name of the daughter, Jennifer Ann, to Aug. 31 & Sept. 1 Caseville (Caseville Rd.) The next family rcunion will ber 28 at the home of Char- chicken on the grill. After the ticed that mothers helping manufacturer was embossed John Michael Huffman, son - August meeting, a lesson on losing their kids get ready for col- of Steve and Virginia be on 3rd at the lotte LaPeer. on the back, and the boy was For more information call 989-874-4774 or 810-639-5388 Ackerrnan Park in 2003. your sight was given by lege generally seem to be in studying it. Huffman of Barryton. Sponsored by Poorman Promotions Betty Tracy and Mrs. Hiram Allen Farrelly visited Don Gloria Granothower. The a better frame of mind than The priest asked if he knew The bride-elect will be Keyser were Tuesday guests Peachoff, Florcncc Kuhacki ncxt meeting will be held at those with younger offspring. what it said. of Mrs. Curtis Clcland. and Lois Wolschlager at the the home of Marilyn I’m glad those days are bc- “Yes, I do!” exclaimed the IO members of The Travel- Huron Medical Care Facil- Rosenbcrger in September. hind me. Not only does it 3-year-old. “It says, ‘Kills ing Breakfast Club met at the ity in Bad Axc Friday after- Clarence and Leona cost a lot more now, but it ticks and fleas up to 6 Depcinski and Ray and Rita Peppermill in Bad AxeThurs- noon. seems kids get fussier at an months ! ”I day morning. They will meet Depcinski attended the fu- earlier age. They used to ac- at the same place next week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jackson neral of Clements Coughlin ccpt what you picked out for express our sincere appreciation to Tuscola County vot- and Thelma Jackson had at St. Sylvester’s Catholic thcrn until they reached the ****$ for approving our millage requests on the Aug. 6, Allen and Alice Depcinski ers dinner at the Hurzn Buffet Church at 1 I o’clock Satur- stressful teen years. Nowa- 2002 ballot. went to thc Bad Axe fair- in Bad Axc Tuesday. day in Dctroit. days, kindergsrteners and On the first day of collegc, grounds Sunday to see the Mrs. Hiram Keyser was a prc-schoolers have a mind of the dean addresscd the stu- We are humbled that you have provided us with the rodeo. Ellen Moorinan, Jim and Sunday supper guest of Mrs. their own. dents, pointing out some of opportunity to move forward in caring for residents that Mildred Ballagh and her Curtis Cleland. At any rate, with the new the rules. daughter and son-in-law Doreen Hagen, Nicholas and are entrusted to our care. J I: n ti i c w c r c Wed n c s d il y June Rutz of Sterling school ycar on thc horizon, “The female dormitory is were Saturday guests of Mr. Heights, Tony Masina of here are a couple of school out of bounds for all male We commit to you we will do so with pride and ac- and Mrs. Olin Bouck. cvcning gucsts of Brycc and Betty Hagcn., East Point, Mr. and Mrs. Dan related stories that might students, and the male dor- co un t ab iI ity. Mary Cathcrinc Nicot and Franzel and Allen Farrclly brighten thc day for strcssed mitory to the fernalc stu- attcnded the Walsh, O’Shca, out hack-to-school moms. dents. Anyone caught break- ing this rule will be fined $20 Billy announced to his the first time. (9891 673-41 17 teacher that he found a dead “A second infraction will 1 1285 Cleaver Road cat on his way to school. cost $60, and a third will in- Fax (989) 673-6665 Friday, August 16 When she asked how he cur a hefty fine of $180. Are Caro, MI 48723 knew it was dead, he said, “I there any questions?” > psscd in its ear.” At this point, a male student %dit, 1 About half as much hot J I water is used in the aver- Aghast, the teacher said, in the crowd asked, “How 1 We’re open for another season age shower as in the aver- “Yo u wh at !? ? ‘?” much for a season pass?” age bath. SUNDAY BRUNCH Sunday, August 18 HURRY IN FOR THE BEST SELECTION! 10:30 a.m.-2 p.m. 2002 MODEL CLOSEOUT Sale Going On Now At GGAUTO MALL M.25 0 SEBEWAING

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-_.-I I -1-1 --l PAGE FOCJR 2002 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN c CASS CrrY CIIKONICIX - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14 Obituaries Benkelman rites held I I William D. Benkelman, a Cadiliac was the world's wife Julie; a daughter, retired plastics executive number one distributor of Cynthia Bcnkelman Ryerson Virginia t'orincr nicnnhcr of' thc Sa- A ii s I 3 ti d c r o 1 I) ;I y I o n ;I Shabbona Unitcd Methodist niliic County 1;;iir Hoard, Florence (Mosh ier) Sickler. and Cas's City native, died semi- finished plastic shapes. and husband An-thony Dcach , Ha.;,S g nindu ti i ldrz ti ; Church Building Fund. He married Betty Jo Braddon Auslander Sh;ihbona Ex tcnsiori i lotnc- Tuesday, Aug. 6, at his home It is now owned by General Ryerson Jr. and their chil- 5 ~rc~tt-~t'andchildrc~~;si ,tu. Ari-iingcincnt\ were made by July 6, 1946 in Elyria, Ohio. tiiiikcrs, Shnhhona F3unuo Wilmii Donaghy 01' on Schwegler Road. Hc was Electric Co. dren, Anthony 111 and Sally Krmi 1:iineral Home, Cass Sickler was a 1942 gradu- Colo.; Vi rg i ti i ;I "G i I: y " A 11s I andc 1'. Club. Hay Crtbck I dits' Aid 73 and suffered with Benkelman also founded, Barbara, of Vail, a n Sanclusky: and ni;in~nicccs <'Its'. ate of Cass City High School iincx- ;I longtime 4-€1 Icirclcr. Parkinson's Disease. developed and built the brother Rohc r t Ben kc 1man 85, 01' llcckcr, clicd :~nd and ncphcws. SllC I< I"'"- and a WWII Navy veteran. A ii 1 ;in& r dcc orat cd c ;I k cs Benkelman was born in Lodge & Spa inat and wife, Lorraine, of pcatcdly ?'hiirs~1;1y,Ails. 8, s ccdcd in death by a daugh- He was, yntil he retired, a and niiidc niany piccrusts for Catherine Jaynes Royal Oak and grew up in Breckenridge, Cascville; and 4 nieccs and 2002 in Hills iinci IMcs Chi- tcr, Ilonna; B brother, Mauricc YMCA executive director. ii ct ti ( s Cass City. He graduated from B rec kc n r i d ge, C c) 1or ado . onc nephcw. cral Hospital, Cass City. Shu Shah hon:i LJ itcd M )di t M c red i t ti ; and g rand son- i n - Sickler is survived by his Church. She scrvcd ;IS host C;ithcriiic I ,. J,iyncs. 37. 01. Cass City High School, at- Aft e r rc t i re 111 en t , Scrvices were held Sunday was horn Junu 4, I917 in law, Dan Coopcr. wit;., Bctty Jo; two sons: R. K i ti gston. .1 i cd II 1'1 c s ~L'Ct - tended Michigan State and at the Presbyterian Church, Shahbonn to C'1i:irlcs and for many c ti 11rc ti f'unc t ion s 1 :ii ne ral sc rv i c c s wcrc t i e I d Benkelman and his wife, cdly 'I'ucsday, t'.:!(!, h. 2003, Scott Sickler of Dade City, Harriet "Hattie" (Morlcy ) H nd f'a in i Iy re 11n i on s. Sunday, Aug. I I Krmz graduated with a Bachelor of Barbara, moved to Cass City, Cass City. Burial was at St. Mcdicill Ha., Craig Jay Sickler of Mcrcdith. She niarricd Albcrt Aiislundcr-, along with her lyiincrnl Honic3 Cas.; C'ity. in Mary's C:cn- Arts degree in 1952. Bill, as wherc since thc mid- 1970s Elkland Township Cem- tcr. Saginaw. Shc was horn Charlotte, NC; a brother, he was known, was a captain he owned the farm that had etery. Arrangements were Clair "Pitt" Auslandcr Scpt. h us hand, was also u;ii-clakcr witti thc Rev. Ellcn Burns of Gene (Maxine) Sizk!er of of' Nov. 13. 1944 in Kansas in the U.S. Army and a vet- been in his family for more handled by Kranz Funeral 12, 1936 in Bowling Grccn, thc I'vcrgrccn '1i)wnship S hab hon a Un i t cd M tbt ti oci i 5 t C'ity. MO to Roaco and Lula Morley; and three sisters: eran of the Korean War, than 100 years and rernod- Home. Ohio. He died Jan. 19, 1998. C'cnictcry for niany ycars. (,'ti urch o I'fiu i at i iig . Thelma (Norbert) Gaeth, (Mat-lctto) Rornco, Jr. She where as a lieutenant he re- ckd the farmhouse into ;i Auslandcr wiis ;I mcmhcr of' Auslandcr is survivcd by Intcrriicnt was in Iivcrgrccn Ellen (Stan) Beach both of thc Shahhona Unitcd Mcth- hcr childrcn: Jiinct (Arthur) '1i)wnstlip Ccrnctcry. riiiirr icd lion AI d W. Jay ncs ceived the Bronze Star for luxury home. April 2.5. 2000. Leesburg, Fla. and Emma meritorious service. He lived in several cities in Area pair on odist Church. Shc was a Scvcrancc 01' Ih-ukcr. Ihlc Mcrnorids niny bc tnadc to Jane Frank of Big Rapids. Hc .I;iyiics wiis ;I lUnited States during his was preceded in dcath by a Tech dean's list the \\'csl 1);ilrii Bcach S', :ril'f business began in I956 when professional career, but al- I>cpartrncnt 1.01- two years. half brother, Roy Sickler. he joined the Cadillac Plas- Memorial donations may be ways maintained strong fan- Morc than 1,000 students Shc worked as ;i Ilcli Spcci 1.1- tic and Chemical Co. in ily ties and friendships in the made to Hospice of Lake and wcrc placed on the spring ist for Public Grocery Stxe Troy as a salesman assigned Thumb. He was also happi- 2002 dean's list at Michitan tor ovcr 20 years and later Sumter, 12300 Lane Park to generate new business for est when he was at home in Tcc h ti o I og i c a1 U n i ve rs t t y . worked in the Masco office Road, Tavarcs, FL 32778 or the company. Former col- to Hawthorne Memorial Cass City surrounded by earning gradc point avcragcs in Colorado tor tour years. leagues describe him as a family and fricnds. of 3.5 or higher. Jnyncs is survived by her Fund, 100 Hawthorne Blvd., determined visionary who Leesburg, FL 34748. Hc is survived by family The following students INCLUDES: husband, Ronald; daughtcr, saw the engineering and members: son, Jcfrey, and from this area were honorcd: Cathy Pace of Kingston; manufacturing potential for wife Marilyn and their 3 chil- Joshua Dillon, Cass City, MOST COMPREHENSIVE EVALUATION AVAILABLE stcp-ch ildren: Dean na plastics even while others dren, Bridget, Jcfrey and sophomorc, computcr engi- Jayrics or Escondida, Cal., still argued it was nothing 3 YEAR WARRANTY Red Cross Cody, of North Palm Beach, neering; and Sean Trisch, Karri (Jason) Brown of more than a cheap substitute Fla.; son James and wife Su- Caro, senior, applied geo- 3 YEAR LOST, STOLEN and DAMAGE POLICY Occansidc, Cal., Dennis for metal or glass. san, of Breckenridge, Colo., physics. Jayncs; onc grandson; three Blood Bank When he retired in 1988, and her son Josh Constas and 2 YEAR SUPPLY OF BATTERIES stcp-grandchildren; broth- crs: ftocco (Francesoa) scheduled Iiomco of Walled Lake, Ri- $400.00 Discount on all Beltone Systems chard Romco of Maryland; The most trusted name with patients 65 years + scvcral nieces and nephews. The American Red Cross She was precedcd in death asks healthy people to give E~Elk NCE- " C,IIIl?OC)K4C III by a brother, Pat Melia; and blood regularly to help meet -~Established in 1989 AUGUST 14TH, 15TH AND 16TH a nicce, Vcronica. the need for blood through- _..introduces another office to serve the Thumb community! Funeral services were held out the year. Call for an appointment today Saturday, Aug. IO at Kranz Each donation is very sig- Funeral Home, Kingston. nificant for thc help of some- TheCHIROPRACTORS Interrncnt was in Kingston one else. The Red cross pro- Cemetery, Kingston. vides 100 percent of the OF Mcrnorials may bc tnadc to blood products needed by the Farhily Discretionary persons in this area, and one Fund. blood donor could save as CAR0 Arrangements were made by many as four lives with a Try our unique Kranz Funeral Home, King- single donation. aquamassagetraction and tables! ston. The next opportunity for 1544 W. Caro Road, Caro Dr. Jeff Crowlay Dr. Mark White those in the Cass City area (Located in the OptiCare Vision Center - Caro Centre) to share in this comrnunity X Headaches / Migraines )r Allergies (989) 9 or Toll Free (800) 982-7391 Lowell Sickler responsibility will be at the X Neck Pain Y Sports Injuries 673-841 Cass City VFW from 1 to Y Back Pain K Ear Infections/Diuiness Lowull J. Sickler, 80, of 6:45 p.m. on Aug. 20. X Shoulder/Arm/Leg Pain I Scoliosis / Postural Evaluations Lccsburg, Fla., died Friday, For questions, please call Caseville Cass City Caro Aug. 2,2002 at his home. He Kerry Brown at (989) 872- 856-4187 872-4241 673-4241 was horn July I I, 1922 in 2121 or Helen Jezewski at 6827 Michiean Ave. 4452 Doerr 1120 Cleaver Silverwood to Lowell and (989) 872-2746. i

First Baptist Church 6420 Houghton St., Cass City, MI 48726 989-872-3 155 ultivating PatienceA Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Our modern world makes instant gratification a vir- Sunday Morning Worship Service 1 1 :00 a.m. tue. Instant food, instant success, and money at Sunday Evening Service 6:30 p.m. the push of a button are all hallmarks of our Prayer Meeting & Bible Study, Wednesdays, 7:OO p.m. society's need to give us what we want with little or no waiting. Our needs and desires may thereby be First Presbyterian Church Earn $30,000 to $55,000 a year! satisfied more easily, but the discipline of patience Barrier Free 400,000truck driver openings nationally! suffers in the bargain. We can hardly imagine work- 6505 Church St., Cass City, MI 48726 Severe shortage across USA for trained certified drivers ing on a project that might last a few years, let alone 872-5400 Unique Baker training meets Federal Highway Administrationguidelines a few decades. Centuries ago, the people who Sunday School - Sept.-May 10:45 a.m. Personalized, professionaltraining, small class sizes started work on the great medieval cathedrals of Worship Service 10:45 a.m. Two career paths Europe knew that they would not live to see them Pastor - Dave Blackburn Truck Dnvlng Cerbficate or Assocrate Degreenransport Management completed, but they had the patience and steadfastness to continue their Lifebrne Employment Service linls you to trucking industry's best jobs' work, nonetheless. Jacob worked patiently for his future father-in-law for 14 Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Requirements for the Commercial Drivers License Class A can be met years to win the hand of his beloved Rachel. The greatest achievements in within the first 20 weeks of the program 6820 E. Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 Training program certified by Professional Truck Driver Institute life are usually difficult and require patience and discipline. Cultivate pa- 872-2770 tience in the small things in your life, such as your relationships and in your Worship Service 9:30 a.m. work, and it will reward you in the big things as well. Bible Class & Sunday School 10:45 a.m. Pastor - Gerald Meyer

And let steadfastness have its full effect, that you may be perfect )r 1621 Terminal Drive, Saginaw, MI 48601 and complete, lacking in nothing. Living Word Worship Center CALL FOR INFORMATION CLASSES START SOON' (Where the Word is Lfe) 6536 Houghton St., Cass City, MI 48726 BAKER COLLEGE Cass City Church of Christ 8724637 6743 E. Main St., Cass City, MI 48726 Worship 1O:OO a.m. *ut% &fir Nit%7 Building phone 872-5440 Sunday Evening 6:OO p.m. &$ An Equal Opportunny Afflrrnatlve Act~onIr\stltu11 Contacts 872-2367 or 872-3 136 Wed. (Family Training hour) 7:OO p.m. Worship Service Sunday 1 1 :00 a.m. & 6:OO p.m. Senior Pastors - Michael & Carla Arp Bible Study Sunday 1O:OO a.m. & Wednesday 7:OO p.m. Novesta Church of Christ Cass City Church of the Nazarene 2896N. Cemetery Rd., Cass City, MI 48726 6538 Third St., Cass City, MI 48726 872-3658 or 872-1 195 Bible School 9:30 a.m. LUCKY THUMB MOTORCYCLE CLUB 872-2604 OK872-5201 Sunday School 1O:OO a.m. Worship Service 10:45 a.m. I AUGUST 18, 2002 Worship Service 1 1 :00 a.m. Sunday Evening 7:OO p.m. Minister - Chuck Emmert TT & DirtTrack Benefit Wed. Prayer & Bible Study & Children Activities 7:OOp.m. Pastor - Rev. Darold Ward Youth Minister - Brad Speirs SCRAMBLES Visit our website at: www.novestachurch.org RACE C'ass City Missionary Church Potter's House Christian Fellowship Church 4393 Koepfgen Rd., Cass City, MI 48726 Corner of 6th and Leach, Cass City, MI 48726 872-2729 872-5 186 Sunday School 9:45 a.ni.Worship Service 1 1:00 a.m. Thursday Evening 7:OO p.m. Evening Service 6:30 p.m. Sunday Worship 1 1 :00 a.m. Pastor: David Edwards Pastor - F. Robert Tucker

Cass City IJnited Methodist Church St. Pancratius Catholic Church 5 100 N.Cenietery Kd., P.O. Box 125, Cass City, MI 48726 4292 S. Seeger St., Cass City, MI 48726 872-3422 872-3336 Summer Worship: 9:30 a.m. Saturday Liturgy 5:30p.m. Sunday School - Sept.-May 9:30 a.m. Sunday Liturgy 9:OO a.m. ALL DXSTMCT 14 Comniunity Dinner - Monthly (2nd Wed. at noon) Pastor - Father Steve Fillion CLASSES Pastor - Rev. George F. Ward * Sign Up - 8:OO a.m. Shabbona United Methodist Church E\..angelical Free Church of Cass City 4045 Decker Rd., (in Slzcibhonn) Decker, MI 48426 Practice - 1O:OO am. 6430 Chestnut Blvd., Cass City, MI 48726 8 10-672-9929 or 8 10-672-9992 Race - 12:OO noon Sunday School 9:45 a.m. c- AMA l'Iione:872-5060 Fax: 872-8855 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Worship 1 1:00 a.m. Tires - NO Dual Swrts, Econn Class! UMW Monthly 1st Wed., 7:30 p.m. Semi-Knobs or Knobs LOCATION OF TRACK: ' -- -a- . Worship 1 1 :OO a.m. Youth Program AMA DISTRICT 13 Midweek Bible Studies 3 miles north of M-40 and M-53 intersection, SANCTIONED Pastor - Ellen Hiirns Youth Pastor - Jeff Badcr Biblical Counseling then west on Snovcr Road 2 miles Visit our website at: www.&dsuparish.com '/z Pastor - Rev. Todd R. Gould FOR MORE IN FORhl AI'ION CALL: 989-635-2282 DAY OF R/ICE, CALI,: 989-683-2198 \

CASS CITY, MlCMIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE -WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,2002 PAGE FIVE +ti i i ii f itkt i ; i i i : ;m+tt i i f i iif i:f ffl ii i i i i H f f f i l+H+ttti i i f Mi i i i I i i i i i ;Mii i i iiltm-; i i i i i f f ;;Hi i i i i i i i it+tttii i i i i i i i i i i Htt Ag Tech consortium Down Memory Lane forming From the files of the Chronicle

b 35 years ago Ernergi ng agricultural tcc h- ccntly remarked at the Old ready to go to wortc. He then nologies are providing farm- 5 years ago Laing School, which she and went to the trailer Dark and b?fk I ers and those who work with Pormer Ciagetown village Armed with umbrellas and her husband purchased in awoke 2 people in h nearby Only six inches high when them with opportunitics to 1976 and have since used as trailer, owned by Arthur police officer Claude Harry planted last spring, the to- better gather, manage and a roaring fire, UPS drivers King says he was pressured continued their vigil in front a home. Remsing, that was scorched bacco plants in Adolph d i sse m i n a t e i n form at i on . €3 ut Monday was one of the in the fire, said Fire Chief to resign in June, that he did Sattelberg’s garden now understanding the range of of the Cass City Service Cen- not do so voluntarily. His tcr Monday as a nationwidc busiest days of the year at the Milt Connolly, who added reach a height of over six feet. technological options avail- Cass City Pool and also one the area resident may havc resignation stcnirried from an The plants were brought able and how they may en- strike by Teamster members incident June 3, in which entered its seventh day. And, of the warmest. Pool use has been responsible for saving home from Canada where the hance various farming opcra- declined sharply this year, ‘2 lives. King and two witnesses say crop grows in abundance. tions is ~1 challengc. despite the prospect of try- the officer fired a shot into ing to get by on a meager reflccting the record cold Although Pfc. Alvin R. Burk, weather in Cass City and in 25 years ago thc air to forcc a fleeing sub- 11, 19 missed his designated To meet this need, the $55 weekly strike paycheck jxt to halt. The subject told Michigan Agricultural Tech- beginning this week, sup- Michigan this summer. landing area by some 300 to While the number of swim- When fire broke out Friday Caro Statu Police that King 400 yards and landed in a nologies Consortium is forin- port for the union remains Fired at him. ing. strong. mers and the revenues from morning in the home of corn field, he smiles as he re- The fourth annual Octagon the pool are down sharply, The consortium will sup- Barn Festival is set to be yet the arts and crafts program port education activitics and another success. Norma has been booming. encourage projects and in- Wallace, member of the Elkland Township Fire De- teractions that promote prac- Friends of the Octagon Barn, partment officials lauded tical applications of techni- said opening ceremonies Tom Guinther’s action in a cal tools, including preci- will consist of area boy recent fire at Lena Remsing’s sion agriculture devices such scouts, a flag raising and a residence at the Walnut as global positioning sys- speech by John Brundage, ~rai-ierPark, Guinther spot- tems, geographic informa- grandson of one of the build- ted the flames while getting tion systems and remote ers of the barn. The opening sensing, agricultural soft- ceremonies will be followed ware, Web sites and distance by a parade and the Lions learning. Club chicken barbecue. Participants can also cx- Six area women, two of them plore issues relatcd to bio- in their teens, recently took technology and learn about part in a missionary trip that new communications and led them to the Dominican record-keeping systems. Republic, a third world coun- The Michigan Agricultural try, south. The group, com- Tcchnologies Consortium is prised of 40 people in all, opcn to anyone with an in- visited the island country for terest in agriculture, from two weeks, their mission - to farm managcrs to consult- help build a church, teach ants, agri-businesses, univcr- vacation Bible school and sity researchers and MSU visit the Dominicans in their Extension cducators, state homes. The local group in- NEW SIGN-UPS! NEED SPEED? and federal workers, and oth- cluded: Cindy Bader, Anne 384k Connection - $39.95 /mo. ers sueking to benefit 56k Dial-up Connection Parsell, Pastor Raul and his Free installation on wDSL * through collaboration and wife, Sally Britton, Deborah GUARANTEE0 -NO busy signals! A NEW DIRECTIONAL sign posted at the ’ $49 95 security deposit required! information sharing. Otulakowski, Amber Parsell $9.95 /mo. fil end of fhe year Consortium members are corner of Main and Seeger Streets directs visi- and Leann Otulakowski planning a fall 2002 work- tors to Rawson Memorial Library. You’ll be shop and ficld day demon- 10 years ago Plans that fit the way you talk.* FREE cell phone strating the use of low-cost, surprised, librarian Kate VanAuken says, how with new activation!* CELLUIARONE’ Authorized Agent hand-held global position- many visitors need to come to the library to Walking into Gene and ‘Certain restrictions may apply! ing systems in precision ag- Jean Maitrott’s home is like riculture. The date and loca- research family genealogy and local history. taking a trip into the past. It’s \ tion will be announced later. The sign with the international library symbol eerily quiet inside, but one \kr,, /- +<- -1. -s To learn more about the will point the way. It was furnished by MDOT can almost hear the shrill Michigan Agricultural ‘Icch- with Matt Tomkins pushing the project. Call- laughing of youngsters at nologies Consortium, con- play; the tapping of pencils TotalCom, LLC 6432 Main Street tact Tim Harrigan at thc ing attention to the improvement is the library printing words on slate pads; (989) 872-8311 fax: (989) 872-8361 Michigan Statc University staff, From left, top, Van Auken, Elaine Theis; the echo of a teacher’s voice Agricultural Engineering explaining a math problem www.tband.net Departrncnt by calling (5 17) second row, Julie Veneziano, Lois Moslander, + gr history Icsson. “We’ve of- 353-0767 or c-niailing him Doris Jones; front row, Marge Feebish and Ann ten thought of that,” Jean re- The areas #I Internet Service Provider! i-i t h arr i g a n @ m suo .m s u ,cd LI Craig. 1 PAGE SfX CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,2002 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Hawk Little Leaguers finish 2nd in Bad Axe

The Cass City Little Leagu- doubles from Brent Doerr crs recently traveled to com- and Clinton Ellis. petc at the Bad Axe Invita- Cass City ended its day with tional and returned home a 4-3 win over the Bad Axe with a 2nd place trophy. The B team, behind the pitching Hawks compiled a 3- 1 record of Austin Bahich. in the round robin tourney In the Hawks final contest, that consisted of 2 Bad Axe Cass City rode the arms of.. teams, along with squads Vatter and Zawilinski to a 2- from Ubly and Port Au'stin. 0 win over Ubly. The Hawks opened play against the better of 2 Bad Axe teams and suffered a 4-0 defeat. Chris Zawilinski and Trent Vatter were the OIily Hawks to provide hits, Cass City then dcfcated Port Austin, 12-9, in a slugfest that included ...

Wednesday Two Man Free diabetes Golf League RUNNERS UP of the Bad Axe Tournament are: (front row, I- classes offered As ofAug. 14 r) Bat Boys Alex Varney, Derek Mozden, (second row, 1-r) Early Division Hills and Dales General Clinton Ellis, Trent Vatter, Tyler Tomlinson, Lukas Varney, Hospital in Cass City will be Wi I1 i am son/R ie man I88 Austin Babich, (third row, 1-r) Chris Zawilinski, Travis hosting a series of free dia- B 1i ss/B a ke r 178 Mozden, Chris Summersett, Brent Doerr, Ryan King, (back betes education classes be- StickldIwankovitsch 170 ginning Sept. 5, and will Kri tzman/Burns 161 row, 1-r) Coach Ben Varney, Trainer Kevin Tomlinson and meet every Thursday from 2 Maharg/Pasieczny 156 to 4 p.m. for four weeks. Zdrojews kikeeson I54 Coach Ed Mozden. Any person who has diabe- Ber w ic WGreen lee 147 tes, and a family member or Harris/Hogan 143 caregiver is welcome to at- Herron/Tuckey 130 tend. WallaceNarncr 130 ~~ Rolling Hills Golf Jones/Marshall 129 Learn how to control dia- B urns/Hu tc hi nson 122 betes without letting it con- S tric kland/Glaspie I20 I29 trol you. The class will in- Di Ilon/Ret herford 95 Cass City Golf League JohnDave MahargWeiler 1 14 Jim Mastic As of Aug. 11 Dale McIntosh I 8713 Bob BrederneyerSticklo 93 clude information on healthy 62 eating, controlling and Late Division monitoring blood sugar. ex- Flight #l (all scratch) Flight #2 (all scratch) ercise, preventing complica- HennPeters 161 Flight #5 (handicap) tions and an individualized Wrig ht/Pries korn 160 Mark Swanson 20 I Fred Leeson 168 182 mcal plan. Y pma/dcBeau bien 15 1 Craig Helwig Jim Pcyerk I65 Rich Perkins I75 INSTRUCTOR KYLE Philips, of Newcastle, England, works Doerr/Hai re I49 Di elc r Rot h 166 Jim Apley 159 The clask will be presented Tom Lis I73 Sc hneeberger/UI fig 147 Don Warner I65 Clark Erla 156 by Kathy Dropeski, regis- Bert Althaver 171 with a pair of youngsters Thursday during the Major League Hi I laker/S. Murphy 144 Ray Fox 159 Mikc Lowe 156 tered nurse and Kristcn Clatc Sawdon I62 M. MurphyNartin 141 Brad Goslin 152 Craig Bellew 155 Soccer Camp held all last week in the Cass City Recreational Blausey, registered dietitian. Dan Curtis 153 C. BIiss/K. Bliss 136 Don Ouvry 141 nary1 1wan kovi tsch For more information, IS4 Charles Tunis 148 Park. Forty-seven campers, ages 4-18, attended the,S day N . B 1i ss/He m p t on I36 Rich Tate I4 1 Ken Zdrojewski I50 please call the Community Dcnnis Meck 146 H oo lrr0 n e r I35 Bill Kritzman 138 Jason Krohn camp. Education Department at 137 Leonard Thompson 143 S m i t h/B i d d i nger I34 Dan Delamarter I33 Russ Bicfer Hills and Dalcs General Hos- I36 Tavis Osentoski I36 HarteVCornment 128 Terry Wiseman 118" Mike Ware I36 Orville Beccher pital at (989) 872-2121 (ext. 135 Schott/Osen toski 127 Scott Richards I16* Dave Hoard 130 Pat Davis The Chronicle - an ideal wedding gift 2 15). 135 LcVallcy/Morgan IO3 Ryan Pritchett 115 Ken Schott I26 Dave Keller I34 3an Mosher I15 Bill Ewald I27 lohn Riddle 113 John Agar 124 Curt Dennis 96 John Niebrzydoski I22 Thad Phelps Flight #3 (all scratch) fieday Morning Tom Craig 176 Ladies League tick Doerr 171 im Hobbs 168 (As of Aug. 6) hry Robinson I66 hie Bellew 157 im Fox 157 1st Flight (18 Holes) on Zdrojewski 148 Joan Montgomery 109.5 ilwyn Helwig 146 Sue Ellen Greenlce 107 hey Ulfig I45 Ncllc Mahrtrg 103 kaig Weaver 145 Bctty Koepf 98.5 ack HOOI 142 Frm Bellew 97 im Sniithson 134 Mary Rabideau 9S.S lrian Reinhardt I26 Runny O'Berski 74 lick Wallace I20 Dee Pickett 53 len Schott I10 Id Knight 77 0% 2nd Flight (18 Holes) Flight #4 (all scratch) Linda Herron 127.5 Patricia Greenwood 1 12.5 Iuane Hcnn I92 Blanche Rumptz I IO x Niuholl I90 Candy Holdship I10 ob Montgomcry 168 JoAnnArdis Haist Martin I OS 47 )on Corrigan I63 krry Hendric k 1 Sh lave Oehrinp I63 at Curtis I47 3rd Flight (9 Holes) cvin Bliss 14s Janc Hod 91 nton Pcters I45 Linda Hclwig 85 rucc LeVrdlcy I43 Mary Lou Mauer 82 2nt~ oug Lautner 1.36 Norecn Krug 78 ------fl I' 2002 AVALANCHE s=10 2002 CHEW IM *f'fKrol I30 Shirley McIntoch 75.5 on Erla I29 Marian Harm 17.5 Mulligan 's Irish Links Golf

Amy Lowman 23 Mulligan's Irish Links Jamie Pruett 20 Ladies League Patty Sauber 18

:eAnn Mulligan 40 AnnetteLen Jensen Brcdemeyer I415 issy Kelley 32 Darlene Davis 14 $ :idi Perkins 30 Jodi Mika 14 4- 1999 Olds Alero 4Door .....,...... ,,...ONLY mnie Gilling 28 Bonnie Ware 7

19~ch~vy-IIV.l Cavalier, 2 Door.....e*...... ONLY $ zanne Smith 25 Sally Hartrnan 0 #- #- .""" m Sauber 23 Robin Diaz 0 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix GT ...... ONLY $15,900 Igg8 Olds In t rigue ...... ONLY $ I Schmidt 21 Amy Gierhart 0 ndi Wright 20 Tara McNeil 0 2001 Chevy Malibu ...... *...ONLY $11,900 1998 Chevy Lumina ...... ONLY $ 9,9 Spec. Ed 2001 Chevy Impala ...... ONLY $15,500 1997 Pontiac B~nneville.~,...... ~~...... ,...,,ONLY $ 9,900 - .. 2000 Pontiac Sunfire SE 2 Door,,,,,,,,oN~y$10,500 1995 Buick Regal ...... ,..,..,..,...... ONL $ 6,90 2000 Chevy Malibu IS...... ONLY $11,900 6447 Main Street, Cass City (989)872-0249 I 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix GT ...... ONLY $13,900 2001 Montana 1999 Buick Regal Leather .,,..ONLY $12,500 2001 CheV Silverado 1999 Pontiac Grand Am LE ...... ONLY $ 9f900 2000 GMC 112 Ton 4x4 @Hardwood .laminates I aVCT Tile .Ceramics 11

SUMMER HOURS: Mon.-Fri, 9:00 a.m.-5:00 Pam., Sat. 9:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. After hours by appointment RI' I Chemlet - Oldsmobile - Cadilk - Chwy Trucks PAGE SEVEN CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,2002

CASS CITY HIGH SCHOOL'S 50 year reunion attendants were: (first row, 1-r) Mary (McClorey) 0 - Damm, Jane (McMiller) lhrner, John Agar, Dorothy (Tyo) Phillips, Betsy (Thorpe) Sowden, Lenore (Peck) Fields, Harold Fields, Doris (Root) Barto, Rosemary (Creuguer) Patera, Lois (Little) Kob- erts, Jeanette (Parker) Schultz, (second row, 1-r) Ellen (Sickler) Beach, George Wilson, Ed Nemeth, Delores (Simmons) Hancock, Bud Schneeberger, Dorothy (Butler) Sweeney, Shirley (Rukowski) Robinson, Patty (Evans) Posluszny, Dick Hendrick, Elaine (Weatherhead) Hendrick, Bonnie (Kritzman) Hill, Phyllis (Little) King, Joyce (Lounsbury) Schad, Charlene (Bartz) Donahue, Grace Ann (Graham) Lockwood, Patricia (McGary) Reinelt, (third row, 1-r) Bill Patch, Dean Toner, Milt Phillips, Dale Buehrly, Lawrence Marshall, Dick Wallace, Chuck Hartwick, Tom Schwaderer, A1 Hutchinson and Jim McDonald. Missing from photo were: Barb (Morell) Otulakowski, Wanalee (Morell) Hartel and Jackie Warju. IClass of 1952 meets in Gagetown The Cass City High School Stan Beach offered grace Coming, from out-of-state to from Huntington Beach, graduating class of I952 before dinner, John Agar was attend the reunion were Ind.; and Doris (Root) and held its 50 year reunion Sat- I Ellcn (Sickler) and Stan Mikc Barto from Brookpark, urday, July 27 at Sherwood- emcee for the evening an" Reach from Lecsburg, Fla.; (]hie. On-the-Hill in Gagetown. Of Dick Wallace read a letter Delorcs (Simmons) Mnncock Mary Damm was in charge the 60 persons attending, 40 from a classmate who from Pensacoh, Fla.; Grace of arrangements. The next were class members. couldn't attend. Ann (Graham) Lookwood reunion will be held in 2007. Jackie Puvalowski Huron Co. bean queen crowned uowned the 2002 Huron ron County and around the County Bean Queen Contcst. Jackie Puvalowski, 18, of County Bean Queen at thc state. Local merchants have gen- Ubly, daughter of Claude and Huron Community Fair on Also, named as first runncr- erously supported this ,con- Denise Puvalowski, was Aug. 5. She is sponsored by up was Staccy Helewski, 19, test by providing gifts to the the Huron County Farm Bu- of Bad Axc, daughter of ncw queen. reau. David and Jean Helewski. The judges for this year's Pair honored by Puvalowski is a recent She is sponsored by Willow contest were Corrine graduate of Ubly High Creek Farms, Inc. Schomack, Cooperative El- insurance co. School and plans to attend Helewski will be a sopho- evator Company, Ruth; Tom Michigan State University, more at Michigan State Uni- Kreh, NorthStar Bank, Bad pursing a degree in mcdi- versity, pursing a degree in Axe; and 'Todd I,utz, Gettel Local insurance agent own- cine. seconddry English cduca- and Company, Sehcwaing. ers Mark Wiese and Jim During the year, tion. Ceranski of Thumb Insur- Puvalowski will represent The Huron Cnitn!y I3cdii ance Group, Inc., were re- Huron County Bean Grow- Growers and Huron County cently honored by Pioneer ers at various events in Hu- clevators sponsor the Huron State Mutual Insurance Company for their overall excellence in providing "in- surance thc way it should be". The President's Gold Award YANKEE@CANDLES signifies overall cxcellence in the areas of top 30 qualifi- FAMOUS FOR FRAGRANCETM cation, net premium growth, " -- - -__ 4 - new policy submissions and /f j '2

5-year loss ratios. L" +?4 , ''T $4 Buttercream Agencies are nominated by company officers and field representatives to receive this award and undergo ex- I' U I tensive department evalua- tions. "By achieving this honor," Fragrance writes Dale Little, president and CEO of Pioneer State Mutual, "you have demon- of the Month strated not only the profes- sionalism of your insurance agency but your commit- ment and consistent efforts in serving your clients." 20% Off "We're proud of these agen- cies and are pleased to add them to our list of winners." I Come visit us for the only candles that are Famous for Fragrance.TMI Recipients receive a pcr- sonally engraved standard Chair of Gardner and a get away weekend for 2. Thumb Insurance Group, Inc. is headquartered in Cass City with extension offices in Bay Port, Car0 and Brown City.

HILL8 @DALE& 4s,& AUGUST SPORTS PHYSICAL SPECIAL it*.8 Utiioti ville Mciiicn 1 C'linic Hills & Dules John Riggins, D.0. Community Health Clinic 9891674-8603 Open Daily 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. 2 9891872-2 12 1 Uhly Mcdiccil Clitiic Kirigstori Medical Clinic Arshad Qoddoos, MI3 9891658-9 1 9 1 PLEASE SHOW YOUR APPRECIATION BY PATRONIZI~GTHE LOCAL Sarfaraz Hasni, MD 1 4' BUSINESSES WHO PROUDLY SUPPORT THIS COMMUNITY Intern a1 Medicine BUSINESS CRAWL WINNERS: Contact our clinics for all your of Cass City $25 Cass City Dollars Jane DeLuyck; $50 Cass City Dollars Robert Piaskowski; health_... care needs. - - Arshad Aqil, MD $75 Cass City Dollars - Serica Fenningsdorf SERVING GARAGE SALE WINNERS: $25 Marilyn Rosenberger; $50 Barbara Butucel; $75 Connie Wedge 989/872-8202 THE COMMUNITY! PAGE EIGHT CASS CITY CHRONICLE -WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,2002 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN Welcome students to the 2002-2003 school yeareew TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 27,2002 (Check schedule below for time.) General Information Elementary - Campbell Clerical Support If children are approi.ed for free or reduced price meal hcncfits, the The Cass City Public Schools will open Tuesdu-v.Arwttst 27. 2002 Marion Binder ...... First Grade Linda Bennett ...... Bookkeeper to Superintendent household must report to the school increases in household income with a full day session. All students are to report to their respective Rosemary Dushong ...... First-Third Multi-age Ets Dorland ...... Secretary to Superintendent over $50 per nionth ($600 per ycar) and dccreases in hvusehold size. buildings. All third through twclfth grade studcnts from the Deford Households may apply for benefits at any timc during thc school year. Sherry Dillon ...... First Grade Mary Battcl ...... High School Sccrctary If a household is not currently eligible but has a decrease in houschold and Evergreen areas will be attending school in Cass City. Paula 1,eValley ...... First Grade Deb Binder ...... High School Sccrctary and Superintendent School safety has been and will continue to be a major point of income, an increase in household six or if a household member be- Lori Brown ...... Second Grade Office Support Staff comes unemployed, the household should fill out an application at that cmphasis our schools. Our district has a safety communication in Jeanine McGec...... First-Second Multi-age Ruth Fluegge ...... High School Counseling Department Secretary time. plan which includes the evacuation of all buildings if ever the need ...... Second Grade Brenda Parrish ...... Middlc School Secrctary In most cases F0S‘I’F.K C’l1Il.I)KEN are eligible for these benefits arises. The safety and education of our children are our major Nancy Walker ...... Second Grade Michelle Zdrojewski ...... Campbcll Elementary Secretary regardless of the houschold’s incomc. If a houschold has foster children living with them and they wish to apply for frcc or reduccd price meals priori tics. Brenda Fulcher ...... Third-Fourth Multi-age Shirley McIntosh Deford Elementary SecretaryPart time Campbell First and second grade studcnts from Evergreen Township who for them, the household should contact the school for more informa- Rebecca Walker ...... Third Grade Kathy Milligan ...... Middle School and Athletic Sccrctary reside north of Argyle Road will attend Campbcll Elemcntary School tion. Linda Stec ...... Third Grade Under the provisions of the policy the building principal will review or Cass City’s Early Childhood Education Center, while first and Kristine Milligan ...... Third Grade applications and deternii ne el i pi hi I i ty . second grade students residing south of Argyle Road will attend Robyn Powell ...... Third-Fourth Multi-age Teacher Assistants Parents or guardians dissatisfied with the ruling of the official may Deford Elementary School. Peggy Gogola ...... Fourth Grade wish to discuss the dccision \\ ith the dctcrmining ofiicial on an infor- (Partially Federally Funded) mal basis. lhe household also has the riglit to a fair hearing. This can School offices will be open the week of August 12th to register ...... Fourth Grade Mary Lou Cooper Darlcne Parsell Connie Klinkman be done by calling or writing the following ofticial: Kcnricth J. Micklash, new studcnts. Considerable waiting time may be saved if appoint- ...... Fourth Grade Mary Steely Linda DuQuesnay Yvonne Edzik Superintendent, 4808 N. Secger St., Cass City, MI 48720. (989) 872- ments to register the studcnts arc made. Yvonnc Shcmian ...... Fourth Grade Lorraine Seurynck Carmen Danim Donna Little 2200 Linda G ULB ...... Special Education Kindergarten Amy Enimert Sally Wood Karcn Ouvry Lisa Grccn ...... Special Education (112 time) Emergency School Closing All kindergarten classes will begin on Tuesday, August 27th. Kin- Shelia Robinson (EC) Amy Hartcl Michelle Hanby Ronald McColluni ...... Special Education Special announcenients concerning school closing will bc niadc dcrgartcn parcnts will be notified by letter when to come for parent Deb Ross through the following public servicc hcilities: Radio WKYO - Caro, confcrcnccs. Radio WMIC - Sandusky, Radio WLEW - Bad Axe, Radio WijNN Parcnts should present the child’s birth certificate, health record, Library Aide Elementary - Deford - Saginaw and Radio WlOG - Saginaw, ‘TV-5-Bay City. Announce- and enrollment sheet bcforc school starts if they have not already Sandy Taylor (Campbell School) Linda Rose ...... First Grade mcnts will be made as soon as a decision is reached. done so. Joan Sattclberg (Middle School) Kathleen Dorland ...... Second Grade School Time Schedules School Starting Time D is missa I Early Childhood Aide School Calendar Campbell Elementary 8:06 a.m. 3:12 p.m. Early Childhood Education Center (State Funded) 2002 Deford Elcmentary 8:OO 3 :06 Susan Stoutcnburg ...... 4 yr. old Early Childhood Michelle Whittakcr Teacher Oricntation ...... August 26, 2002 Early Childhood Ed. Center &:06 3:12 Frances Lovejoy ...... Devclopmcntal Kindergarten First Day for Studcnts ...... August 27, 2002 Middle School 8:15 3:09 Lisa Grccn ...... Kindergarten (1/2 time) Building Service Personnel Labor Day - (No School) ...... August 30 to Septcnibcr 2, 2002 High School 8:20 3:13 Traccy Jaworski ...... Kindergarten & Kindergarten Literacy Support David Barnes ...... Building Maintenance Supervisor Professional Ikvclopnient Da}.-(NoScIic~~I/Studotits)...... C)ctoher21,2002 Transportation S h i rley ‘I’uckey ...... Kindergarten Randy Schuette ...... Building Maintenance Supervisor ParenVTeacher Conf. - (p.m.NoSchool/Studcnts) .... October 22, 2002 Ashlie Chappel ...... Kindergartcn Literacy Support Mark Stover ...... High School Parenmeacher Conf. - (a.m.No School/Studcnts) .... October 23, 2002 Parents are asked to call 872-4151 to inform the transportation Dan Manwell ...... High School Thanksgiving Break - (No School) ...... November 28 & 20,2002 department if students will not be riding busscs due to extendcd Wendy Dickson ...... Middle School Christmas Break - (Begins at cnd of day) ...... December 20,2002 , illncsses or to make spec ial requests reearding carrv on itcms. Ad- Middle School Robcrt Rockwell ...... Middle School 2003 ditionally, inflated balloons are prohibitcd from all busses due to Judy Brown Library/Media Specialist Timothy Jewett ..... School Resumes ...... January 6, 2003 safety consideration. Jenifer Green ...... Fifth Grade Joe Krol ...... Campbell Elementary School & Records Day - (Last Day of First Semester) .... January 17, 2003 Busses will begin the year traveling similar routes as last year. Barbara Kim ...... Fifth Grade ...... Early Childhood Centcr Full Staff Day-112 Student Day Adjustrncnts to balance the bus loads and to provide for the trans- Donald Looniis ...... Campbell Elcmentary School Professional kvclopmcnt Day-(No Schwl/Studcnts) ...... f:ehniq 17.2003 portation of new students will be made as soon as possible. The ...... Deford Elcmcntary School Spring Break - (Begins at end of day) ...... March 2 I, 2003 following bus policies have been adopted by thc Board of Educa- Debra Peruski ...... Fifth Grade ...... March 3 I, 2:33 tion. Linda Dcrfiny ...... Sixth Grade Cafeteria ...... April 18 & 21, 2003 Deb tlobbs ...... Sixth Grade Shari Bock - Supervisor Mcmorial Day - (No School) ...... May 26, 2003 STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES Michael Gogola ...... Sixth Grade Carol Parrott - Cook Andrea Shagena - Cook Last Day for Students - (Full staff day - 1/2 student day) ...... 1. To observe classroom conduct (except for ordinary conversation) Carol Pasant ...... Sixth Grade Linda Mellendorf - Part Time l’ena Rabideau - Part Time June 9,2003 while getting on, getting off and riding the bus. Josh Stern ...... Sixth Grade Rita Rockwell - Part Time Jeanette Langenburg - Part Time Teacher Record Day ...... June IO, 2003 2. To occupy the seat assigned by the driver and rcniain seated in an M ichel le Anscom b ...... ,...... 5/8h Grade ChoirPhysical Education/Drama Karen Turner - Cafeteria Secretary/Cashicr crcct position with both feet on the floor whilc the bus is in motion. Mary Anne Kcroson ...... 7th Grade Language Arts/Social Studies Marcell Vatter - CashiedPart Timc 3. To be at the pickup place dcsignatcd at the scheduled time. What Cass City Schools Offer: 4. To wait until the bus comes to a complete stop hcfore attempting to Daryl lwankovitsch ...... 8th Gradc Science/Math For the 2002-2003 school ycar you will find the following offer- get on or off. Barbara Graff ...... 8th Grade Language Arts/Math Immunizations ings to students in the Cass City Elcmentary and Secondary Schools. 5. 1’0 keep all parts of your body inside the bus at all times. Linda Volz ...... 8th Gradc Language Arts/Social Studies Act 299, Public Acts of 1975, authorbcd thc Dircctor of the Michi- 0. 1‘0 cross a traveled highway, if necessary after leaving the bus. by Ryan Walkcr ...... 8th Gradc Social Studics/Language Arts gan Dcpartment of Public Health to specify, by regulation, the im- walking in front of the bus. Ronald Woloshen ...... 7th Grade Science/Language Arts muni7ations and tests rcquircd of all children enrolling in Michigan What Cass City Schools Offer: 7. To leave or hoard the bus only with the consent of the driver and Kay McCrea ...... Y8th Grade Life Management schools for the first time. This year the following immunizations only through the proper door. For the 2002-2003 school year you will find the following offer- Linda Dailcy ...... 5/8th Grade Art are required: Diphtheria, Tetanus, Rubella,, Pertussis, Measles and ings to students in the Cass City Elementary and Secondary Schools. 8. To immediately report to the driver any damage to the bus. Scott Cuthrell ...... Y8th Grade Physical Education Pol iomycl it is. 9. To help keep the bus clean, sanitary and orderly and the aisles frec Lloyd Schinncrcr ...... 7th Gradc Social Studies/Language Arts In addition, each new school entry must have had a vision screen- Elementary School of any obstructions. Jon Zdrojcwski ...... 8th Grade Mathcmatics/Science ing test. Reading K-4 Spelling K-4 Penmanship K-4 10. l’o obey the driver cheerfully and to refrain from iinnccessary Math K-4 Science K-4 English K-4 convorsation with the driver while the bus is moving. Lisa Lavcnturc ...... 7th Grade MathematicdLanguage Arts The parent or guardian who, because of religious or other convic- Social Sciencc K-4 Art K-4 Health K-4 PARENT RESPONSIBI1,ITIES Craig Weaver ...... 5/8th Grade Matheniatics/Scicncc tions, does not want his/her child protected from these diseases must Cristinc Focrster . .5/8th Grade Instrumental Music submit a signed statement to that effcct. Remedial Reading K-4 Speech Therapy K-4 1. To take all precautions necessary for the protection of their chil- W Music K-4 Special Fxlucaiion K-4 dren while going to and from the bus stop. Julie I3itzcr ...... Spccial Education As part of our school admission procedurc for your child, we must 2. To work in a Cooperative manner with those responsible for pupil Kathleen Kappcn ...... Special Education enforce the law stated above. We must have the health record or a t ra n sport at i on . Ryan Prickctt ...... Special Education similar statement in order to admit your child officially to school.. Middle School BUS DISCIPLINE PROCEDIJRE Laura Schinncrcr ...... Special Education If you have questions about this, please contact your local school, Grades five and six includc: Reading, Spclling, Math, Science, Lan- Robin Beck row ...... Special Education I. First violation - The driver submitting the violation report will your doctor, or the Thumb District Health Department. guage Arts, English, Handwriting, Music, Social Studics, Health, dclivcr it personally to the Principal of the building the studcnt at- Kevin Green ...... Computer CI ubhouse (KLICK) Coordinator Art, Band, Computer Literacy, Physical Education and Library Sci- tends. The Principal will arrange a confcrcnce at which the student, DiscriminationProhibition and Student Information ence and Industrial/Technical Education. drivcr and Principal will be in attendance. A written communication Basic classes in gradc seven includc: Language Arts, English, Math, rcgarding thc violation and disciplinary action taken will be sent to the Senior High School It is the policy of the Cass City Public Schools to not discriminate on Science and Social Studies. Exploratory classes offered are: Physical parcnts. Chad Danicls ...... Dcbatc, Thcatcr and Civics/Economics the basis of sex, race, religion, handicap or other prohibited matters in Education and Hcalth, Band, Computers, Careers, Lifc Manage- 2. Second violation - ‘The same procedure as in the first violation. I’hc Robin Diaz ...... Life Skills, Publications/Media Arts employment, or in educational programs. Anyone who feels that a ment, IndustriallTechnical Education and Library Science. minimum disciplinary action will be three (3) day suspcnsion from violation of rights has occurred should notify: Edlore Pasant, Civil 6 and Physical Education Basic classes in grade eight include: lmguagc Arts, English, Math, riding the bus. Rights Coordinator, (Section SO4i’l‘itle IX), Cass City Public Schools, Nancy Folk ...... English IO 4868 N. Seegcr St., C‘ass City, MI 48726, (989) 872-2148. Science and Social Studies. Exploratoi-yclasses offered ai-e: Physical 3. ‘I’hird violation - The same procedures as above with a five (5)day Education and Health, Band, Computers, ArtslCraftdCooking, rninimum suspension. James Grccn ...... Physics, Chemistry & Algebra I On occasion the Cass City Public Schools does release the names of Garrett Gordu!: ...... Scicnce and Business Math individual students and directory information such as grade level, hon- Music/Drama Careers, Lifc Management, Industrial Technical Edu- ors and awards. If any parent or adult student wishes to not have such Joscph Gum ...... Algcbra, Trigononictry and Calculus cation and Library Science. Cafeteria information released, notification, in writing, must bc sent to: Ken- ’Thc computerized debit system for the breakrdst and lunch pro- Stcrling Herrriiann ...... Science 9 & IO neth J. Micklash, Superintendent, Cass City Public Schools, 4868 N. gram will enter into its third year. This program opcratcs with thc David Hoard ...... Industrial Education, Drafting & Basic Algebra Seeger St., Cass City, MI 48726. Senior High School student’s pin number, which then generates a picture of the student Judy tlocl7le ...... Art Art - Introduction to art methods and materials, including on the computer screen while it accesses that student’s account. Connic lwankovitsch ...... Gcometry & Alternative Education Student Accident Insurance Policy ceramics, painting, sculptui-e and jcwelry. One of the best features about this program is the sccurity it pro- Cheryl Kilhurn ...... C’omputcr 1.itcriiiirt:and Coniputer Accounting Student accident insurance is available for parents to purchase through Business - Typing, Keyboard Skills, Business Math and Computcr Ronald Lomasney ...... Industrial Education & Social Studies the Guarantee Trust Life Insurance Company. This low cost insurance Science. vides. No one will be able to access another student’s account. plan can provide coverage fcr students at both school and home. Envelopes for this program will be providcd to the students. Please Donald Markel ...... Social Studies and Physi Forms for participation will be given to all students to take home English - English 0, English IO, English 1 I, English 12, Public fill out thc information on the front of the envelope so thc money is Stacee Markel ...... during the first week of school. Please review this information care- Speaking, Publications, Dcbatc, Forensics and Freshman Focus. put in the right account. Checks or money nricsi bc sealed in the Dennis Meck ...... fully and contact your child’s principal if you have any questions. Foreign Languages - Spanish and French. providcd envelopes and put in a drop box in the principal’s office of Lee Pavlichek ...... Spccial Education Life Skills/Home Economics - A four year program is available. each school before 9:30 a.m. Money receivcd after this tinic will not Jane Reif ...... Guidance and Counseling Instrumental Music - A four year program in instrumcntal music go on the student’s account until the next entry date. Teresa ’I’risch ...... Spanish The school guidance program is designed to assist students who have is available. personal and social concerns, and to help students design academic Vocal Music A four year program in vocal music is availablc. Elcmcntary and high school cafeterias will open on Tuesday, Au- Kathy Tuckcy ...... Government & Michigan History - programs to meet their individual needs and abilities. College admission Mathematics - Applied Math, Algebra I and II, Geomctry, Trigo- gust 27th. The price for lunches at Campbell and Deford is $1.25. Marily Walsh ...... Geometry & Algebra I1 and financial aid assistance is provided for students interested in con- Nancy W eippcrt ...... Biology & Science 10 nometry, Analytic Geomctry, Business Math and Calculus. Thc price for middle and high school student lunches is $1.30. tinuing their schooling after graduation. One of the programs designed Physical Education/Hcalth for boys and girls. A four year Kathy Wright ...... Special Education to benefit both thc student and the community is the cooperative Milk is available for all studcnts who carry their own lunch at a program is available. Scan Zawilinski ...... Sociology/Psychology, education program. Under this program, some students are placed in cost of 25 cents a carton. Sciencc U.S. History & Life Skills on-the-job-work situations for part of each school day. Students and - Life Science, Physical Science, Earth Science, Biology I and 11, Chemistry and Physics. Lunch Purchase Incentive Option: Jacq u ie Zaw il i nsk i ...... Library & English 9 parents desiring more information are encouraged to contact the guid- ance officcs. Social Studies - Geography, World Ilistory, Psychology, The lunch purchase incentive option is to encourage a balanced hot Multi-Building Personnel Sociology, United States History, American Government lunch for students and to assure that they will not have to chargc. Free and Reduced-Prices Student Meals and Economics. Parcnts will have the peace of mind knowing that thc money they Elizabeth Dillon ...... Elementary Physical Education The Cass CMy Public School’s policy for free and reduced-price meals Industrial Education - An introduction to thc use of basic tools, send for hot lunch will be used for a balanccd diet and not snack bar Donna Emerson ...... cntary LibraryIMcdia Specialist or for children unable to pay the full price for meals served undcr the lathe, welding, woods, carpentry, and cabinet making. Also, items. For each 43 day ticket purchased per quarter students will James Hobbs ...... Elcmentary Vocal Music National School L,unch, School Breakfast or Commodity School Pro- basic drafting, architectural and machine drawing. grams uses the following household size and income criteria to deter- receive two (2) free days. Christine LaBerge ...... Elcmentary Art Skill Center Offerings - The following programs are offered to Doug Lull ...... Instruniental Music & Vocal Music mine eligibility. *Example-Pay for: Receive free days: Total days on ticket: Farnilv income criteria to be used for the 2002-2003 school Cass City Juniors and Seniors at the Tuscola Area ...... Literacy Coach 43 t- 2 - 4s Cathy Cooper year for FREE AND HEDUCED - PRICE MEALS or FREE MII,K Technology Center. All of thcse programs arc at least one 86 + 4 - 90 (I) year in duration with the cxception of a few that are two - Chapter I - Feder A. B. 129 + 6 - 135 (2) year programs. Students cnrolled in thc programs attend - Edlore Pasant ...... Director of Fedcral Programs (Part Time) Total Family Scale for Free Meals Scale for Reduced the Tech Center on a half-day basis and are transportcd to and 172 + 8 - I80 Janellc Anderson ...... Reading Spccialist/Reading Recovery Size or Free Milk Price Meals from the Tech Centcr on school buscs. The school breakfast program will begin in all schools on Tuesday, Year Month Week ...... Reading Recovery Year hlonth Week Agriculturc Mechanics Auto Mechanics August 27,2002. Student cost for breakfast is $1 .OO. Students who 1 $11,518 $960 $222 $16,391 $1,366 $316 ...... B u i Id i ng Trades- I n -H o use wish to participate in the breakfast program will be allowed ii1 each Ashlic Chappel Reading Recovery 2 15,522 1,294 299 22,089 1,841 425 Body and Fender building’s cafctcria approxirnatcly 15 to 20 minutcs prior to the School Nurse 3 19,526 1,628 376 27,787 2,316 535 Business Data Processing Child Care beginning school time. 4 23,530 1,961 453 33,485 2,791 644 Commercial Arts Co snict o 1og y Jeannc Nicol 5 27,534 2,295 530 39,183 3,266 754 Drafting (Computcr Aided Dcsign) Board of Education 6 31,538 2,629 607 44,881 3,741 864 Food Management Distributive Education I 7 35,542 2,962 66-1 50,579 4,215 973 High School In-School Suspension Staff Graphic Arts H ea It h Occupations Danny tiaag ...... President 8 39,546 3,296 761 56,277 4,690 1,083 Janice Winter David Knight ...... Vicc-Prcsident Each additional Heating and Air Conditioning Machine Metals Nursing Aide Teresa Rabidcau ...... Sccrctary Technical Support Coordinator family member +4,004 +334 +77 +5.698 +475 +I10 Beverley Auten ...... Treasurer Steno-Clerical Welding and Cutting Kristina 11 atiir ic k Children from households whose income is at or below the levels shown Electrical/Electronics M an ascmcn t I n form at ion Systems are eligible for free and reduced price meals or free milk. Greenhouse Managcmcnt and Floriculturc ...... ‘Irustce Crossing Guards Application fornls are being sent to all homes with a letter to parents Jamcs Turner ...... Trustec Landscaping and Turf Management ...... Kathy Daneault Barb McComb Connic LaPeer Brenda Stover or guardians. To apply for free or reduced price meals, households should fill out the form and return it to the school.Additiona1 copies of Prc-Teach i ng Pre- Law En forccmcn t Transportation Director & the application form are available at the principal’s office in each Extracurricular activities including intoncholastic athlctics for boys luld girls...... Superintendcnt school. Ilouseholds s*,wld answer all questions on the form. Excellent library facilities arc available. NUN FOOD STAMP HOUSk11OLDS: An application which docs Grounds Supervisor not contain all of the following information cannot be processed by Aaron Fcrnald ...... Assistant Principal /Athletic Director Bob Koran the school: (1) the total income by source for tach household member Athletic Family Passes Jeffrey Hartcl ...... Middle School Principal (such as wages, child support, etc.); (2) names of all household rncm- Jody Miklovic ...... Campbcll Elenientary School Principal Bus Mechanic bers; (3) social security number of the adult household member who Athletic Family Passes arc iivailablc at the following priccs from (4) the signature of an adult houschold mem- the high school or middle school principal’s office. Edlore Pasant ...... Deford Elenicntary School Principal Rich Sattlchcrg signs the application; and and Spccial Projccts Coordinator ber. FOOD S’I’AMPIFII’ HOIJSISIIOLDS: If you currently rcccive l..ood Full Family ...... $OS.OO t $5,00/child over 5 Guidance Bus Drivers Stamps or Family Independence Program (FIP) for your child, you Individual ...... $65.00 only have to list your child’s namc aiid Food Stamp or FIP case number 2002-2003 Fall or Winter Pass only ...... 50% of total cost Wayne Dillon ...... High School Guidance/ Lora Kulinshi Robcrt Angle Diana Schmidt and sign the application. Senior Citijlcn Pass - (age 60 & over) ...... $75.00 couplc Counscling and Co-op Director Marlcne Sicradiki Carol Long Donna Dorland lhc in format i oil pro v idcd by the ho ti sc ho I d is coti ti11 entia I ati d w i I 1 he ...... $50.00 singlc Joan I-jelwig ...... Middle School Guidance and Counsclin!: Alan McC’lorey Dan McClorey Jcancttc LaPeer used only for the purpose of determining eligibility and vcrifying data, Beth Howard ...... Social Workcr for Ehnentary Schools or qualifying children for other federal aiid statc programs, as authcj- (t-or-.ficcscv I ior cir izor nt I1 Icr ir passrs co ti /act 111 c II r 11Irt ic tlircct or Karcn Spcncer Lynwood Lapccr Stcvcn Suddeth rizcd by the United Statcs Ikpartmcrlt of Agriculture. Applications .Social Worker for Middlc and High Schools nl C‘iis.v (‘it)? h.lidtllc Sr.lrool) Arlcnc Wright Charlcs Crcason may bc verified by the school or other o,[licials at any timc dui-ing thc (Funded by Statc grant) school year.

CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,2002 PAGE ELEVEN II Area Township Voting Results g~tYou Can Be Prevared Protect your life, homc, car, business, and ret iretneii t with quality COLc ragc flon~ + County County Rawson Library Rawson Library Medical Care Medical Care Recycling Headlee restoration .5 mill additional .75 Renewal additional 25renewal 1 mill additional .15 mill Farm Bureau lnsuratlce. .3S . Make the call now, lwfi,re disaster st~lkes Ill CD alternatives :~pto 6% Bryce J. McIntosh 1023 E. Caro Rd. r D FARM BUREAU Caro, MI m INSURANCE Elkland 202 362 190 362 454 161 380 218 423 176 202 362 375 221 989-6734155 Ellington 94 124 68 153 162 64 68 153 118 107 Elmwood 90 92 51 119 88 89 79 98 125 57 51 119 78 95 figston 57 154 61 151 131 90 31 161 90 123 Koylton 69 113 42 137 ' 112 76 42 137 80 105 mCASS"I -0I Novesta 53 162 33 186 99 128 73 151 123 106 33 186 65 137 -- CASSTHEATRE CITY 872-2252 CountyTotals 2853 4887 2224 5541 641 378 532 46 1 5172 2804 4243 3714 4068 3858 ENDS THURSDAY 8:OO NIGHTLY Wed. Double Punch On Movie Goer Cards Thurs. "Bargain Nite" Save $$$ Tuscola District One Commissioner Democrats show THE PINT SIZE HERO IS BACK... James Schafer Edward Scollon James MacFarland John Howard "STUART LllTLE 2" (PG) STARTS FRIDAY (ONE LAUGH WEEK) Akron 76 5 9 120 surprising strength Friday, Saturday & Sunday 7:30 Saturday Late Show 9:20 in Colwood 69 8 16 82 Dr. Edward Scollon re- 2,574 Tuscola County Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-Thurs. 8:00, ceived strong support from and Meycr outpolled Kern 63 5 92 Children $2.50 - TeenlAduIts $4.00 Elmwood 21 voters in Cass City in his 3,982 to 1,627 in Huron Elkland 16 243 30 187 successful bid to win the County. Fairgrove 34 12 16 175 Republican nomination for Kern feels that the 643-vote district one commissioner. margin is one that can be Gilford 9 6 56 45 However, he faces an uphill overcome. In all my elec- * ?? 47 Wisner 14 3 3L JL * battle in the general election tions, he noted, I have come 339 165 803 as Democrat John Huntcr re- from behind to win. He feels Totals 238 ceived 803 votes, more than that Meyer's lead could be the combined total of the 3 overcome by the crossover Republican candidates. See vote. accompanying chart. With strong backing from Both Hunter and Scollon Elkland Township voters, say that the turndown of the the 2 millagc requests for 2 requests for millage will Rawson Memorial Library mean a severe tightening of were approved. The voters the belt and a long look at have approved extra placing another proposal millages for the library twice before the electorate. in its history and it has never In the race for state repre- failed to win approval. sentative, incumbent Repub- Librarian Kate VanAuken SOON: MEL GIBSON "SIGNS" lican Tom Meyer received says that the millages will 6,556 votes and Democrat enable the library to con- 1 Tom Kern, 5,9 13 votes. Kern tinue the expanded services GILFORD FA I R G ROVE A sincere thank you to topped Mever, 4,286 to that it now offers. District #IResidents o MAIN STREET 1I who came out and voted Area townships nix on August 6. Your continued support Sanilac millages Hunter Area voters in Evergreen yes-4,346 no. will be appreciated as you and Greenleaf townships A representative from thc Sanilac Sheriff Department for County Commissioner, failed to approve any Sanilac return to the polls said that "we will have to county-wide special millage tighten our belts, but it District #I on November 5. requests in the primary elec- should not affect the service. tion, but Larnotte Township ADD $1.50 FOR 36EXP. Evergreen and Greenleaf Paid for by: Committee to elect John Hunter, Democratic Candidate, P.O. Box 72, Fairgrove, MI 48733. supported 2 of the 3 propos- townships also said no to re- als that passcd in the county. - newals of a half mill for drug All 3 townships were em- task force and .2 of a mill for phatically against the 12 per- county parks. Task force cent 91 1 surcharge. Ever- votc: Evergreen, 65 yes-66 green, yes-85 no; 45 no; Greenleaf 47 yes-47 no. Lamotte, 59 yes-83 no; slmlm The issue passed county- Greenleaf, 3 1 yes-60 no. The Shoes & Payday. Mods, Ahnond wide 4,080 to 3,373. paw Joy, Rbewfw Yoh 5- MinkKil Kd total county vote was 3.135 Sandals 100 d pkg, Cass City Chronicle 872-2010 Park vote: Evergreen, 6S I yes-69 no; Greenleaf, 65 ycs- 890 I 964 69 no. The issue passcd I 3,917 to 3,544. \\ Lamotte Township voters I in contrast supported the drug task force levy, 82 yes- 56 no; and parks, 70 yes and 65 no. Poster Board Greenleaf and Lamotte 22521" townships decisively sup- 2/$497 ported additional funds for township roads. Greenleaf Sale voted 57-47 to approved one 7 mill for 4 years that will raise Effective about $19,700. Lamotte ap- Insect Now thru proved its road millage with Repellent crayons 240 a-r*lrLl?O Augusi 17, .om your needs and ourpersonal touch a vote of 80 to 55. d Novesta Township voters $677 $749 2002 , also approved a millagc for I road maintenance, 146-79.

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Christine, offered at auction Just keep your chin up and a Thc hum that usually ety of itenis from lawn furni- 672-6048. I (989) 6734171 smile on comes frorn Tuscola County ture to experiences you can’t And don’t miss all thc fmi- TOLLFREE your face. W= cornmunities is that of trac- find anywhere else.” ily fun thc auction has to of- I 1-800-516-6673 GarthO’Mara tors and harvesters the I in In addition to the exclusive fer. II I I I II I fjelds, but on Aug. 17 that L.J. Gascho oak furniture, A mv hum will he distinctly differ- Amish-rnade lawn furniture ent. Instcad of machinery the and collectibles, bidders will hum will he coming from find necessary household Dave and Marty Oscntoski and workshop items. Special who donate their services at dinners hosted by local fami- the Youth for Christ Sumrner lies, up-north golf packages, Benefit Auction. tickets to sporting events and New Optical Shop In its fourth year, the Sum- even a pace car ride at the filer Bcncfit Auction that will Michigan International Contact Lenses Refractive Surgery benetit Cass City, Kingston, Speedway arc includcd. Corneal and Cataract Evaluations Caro and Reesc kegions of “We have some very excit- Youth for Christ is ready for ing and hard to get items in- bidders. This year’s auction cluding an autographed David 6.Krebs, M.D. will begin at 9 a.m., Aug. I7 Dorninik Hasik puck andjer- Patrick J. Bell, O.D. at the Cass City Recreation sey, an Ernie Harwell Park. autographed baseball, and 4624 Hill Street “This is shaping up to he the L.J. Gascho Executive Cass City thc rnost divcrse and excit- Oftice Suite,” Bader said. ing auction to date,” Jeff Joining in on the auction (989) 872-3800 Bader, Campus Life director will be Caro and Reese Carn- for Cass City and Kingston pus Life director Heather said. “Wc have a huge vari- Jcnscn. Proceeds will be used to continue the work thc min- istry is doing in all four cotii- in unit ics. “The auction is the largcst f’und raising event we do in these two regions,” Jcnscn said. “I feel cxtrerncly blcsscd by the gcnct-osity 01‘ ‘ynigh t Insu ra nce Jgency lhu pcoplc and husincsscs in Next to Cass Theatre Caro and Iicese who havc Cass City, Michigan really stepped up to make this auction and rriy mints- Phone (989) 872-51 14 or 1-800-835-9870 try possible.” Some unique items that will hc on the block include a gift certificate for a purebred \ male Shiatsu puppy, an an- Historical Look at Gagefown tique scwing machine and leather upholstered rocking chair. Items you can find ev- August 16, 17, 18,2002 ery year at the sale include “COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE WEEKEND” furniture, craft items, sports collectibles, toys, gift certifi- FRIDAY, AUGUST 16,2002 FRIDAY, AUGUST 16,2002 cates to all your favorite busi- x-: ‘7 43 5:OO P.M. SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT ;h * 4:OO P.M. CRUISERS WELCOME AT “ELMERS”.. TO~ LINE ~ UP nesses, antiques, unique din- SALCIDO FOR THE 7:OO CRUISE. CONTACT DAVEY 3’!h 7 ing experiences, sports tick- CORNER OF DODGE AND BAYCITY-FORESTVILLE. ets and much more. T AT 8:OO ON STH STREET BEVERAGE TENT FROM 5:OO P.M. TO 1:00 A.M. Youth for Christ is a non- ~ BURN OU ‘;.;T Parking in old Evan’s parking lot, and property 13.00 MHISSIOU FROM 7-1 I MUST BE 21 TO ENTER den o m i nation a I organ i za- d.2 8:OO P.M. BEVERAGE TENT FEATURING i; .*- * fi tion that provides positive 5i7 r> opportunities for tecns and fi emphasizes a balanced life \ *+ L? F* principal focusing on the L four aspects of social, men- 10:30 Ceremony will booor the Grand Marshalls From s;‘ ‘6 *eA tal, physical and spiritual $2990° +- “Remembering Our Own FireFigbten” health. Participation in Cam- If you have a past or current FireFighter :u would like ‘A#- pus Life activities is open to - WHIRLPOOL - MAYTAG Honored drop a post card to Box 224, Gagetown 48735 all teens and programs are PARADE LEAVES THE ELEVATOR AT 11:OO A.M. occurring in every school Entries accepted at Box 224, Gagetown, Mi 48735 4n t* district in Huron County and \ Pick-upof NEL’S most Tuscola County dis- ~\_-----‘ old , XPcsr Vistit a Historical Display of Gagetown with pictures and tales. tricts. For more information k’ *- about Youth for Christ, Carn- CHILDREN’S GAMES A pus Life programs in your - y’T By the Owen-Gage Parent Teachew Organhition A area, or to donate to the Aug. 17 auction, please contact CKAFTERS FOOD VENDORS AND “^T Jeff Bzlder at (989) 872- 1530 __--- pair \ - __ - -- 1)ERBY CAR RACE AT 1:OO DOWN THE “BIG HILL” or Hcathcr Jenscn at (989) T-F Inspections or rules call: Joe 989-672-4019 or Ray 989-465-2536 ROPER - ESTATE - CROSLEY - KITCHENAID v’* 7 CPR training S:OO P.M. I‘ M-T POCKET PULLERS ” xq h The Huron Medical Center, REVERACE TENT ENTERTAINMENT i7 Bad Axe, is offering a SJ.00 ADMIS!!IOI FROM 1-11 MUST BE 21 TO EITER .h 8:OO P.M. “JOZY WAILZ“ Cardio-Pulmonary Resusci- 77* tation (CPR) class Wcdnes- day, Scpt. 4 frotn 6:30 to 9 i 4 ENTERTAISMENT SPONSORS TO DATE ARE: .cI p.m. at Huron Medical EUCHRE TOURNAMENT GETTEL AUTO MALL IN SEBEWAINC \d Center’s West Campus, 1 142 HORSE SHOE TOUKlciAhIENT ERLA FOODS, CASS CITY * S.Van Dyke. ’ i *L FROM 1:OO P.M. TILL, J:OO P.M. PRIZES GAGETOWN CHAPEL * Instructors certified by thc 53BEVERAGE TENT FROM 12:OO 5:OO INDEPENDENT BANKFUNERAL GAGETOWN BRANCH . TO P.M. Ani e r i c an Hear 1 A s soc i at i o n NO MONEY DOWN 6 NO PAYMENTS OR nNAWCE CHARGES QUICK TRANSPORTATION BACH RD. will teach techniques for FOR 6 MONTHS ON FURNITURE! DETROIT EDISON DOERR RD. CASS CITY IT ALL STARTS WITH LOW PRICES!! SUPERSTORE!! This ad brought to you partially by: adult CPR, rcscuc breathing GAGETOWN CO-OPERATIVE and obstructed airway RUTH ANN’S BEAUTY SHOP, GAGETOWN (choking). Donations are still welcomed. Therc is a $15 charge for COUNTRY DAY VOLUNTEERS WISH TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT. WE HAVE BEEN ABLE TO this class. Independent Bank East Michigan ADD TO THE SIOEWALK, LIGHT THE PARK, AND PUT UP BASKETBALL HOOPS. WE ARE WORKING ON Gagetown Branch (989) 665-2461 To register please call the ADDING ANOTHER BALL DIAMOND. WITH YOUR HELP WE WILL CONTINUE TO IMPROVE SPARKLE CITY Huron Medical Center at (989) 269-8933 (cxt. 4346) before Friday, Aug. 30. CASS CITY, MICHIGAN (:ASS C:ITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGIJS1’ 14,2002 PAGE THIRTEEN Farm markets Annual Directory lists locations Finkbeiner Letters to the editor Michigan is horiic to hun- The special week was pro- and excellent marketing op- dreds of great and diverse claimed by USDA Sccrctary port u n i t i e s for farm e r s .” farm markets, farrricrs’ mar- of Agriculture Ann Vcncman To help Michigan residents Donaidson complains kets and u-pick operations, to help increase awarencss of and visitors find the nearest ?‘he annual rcunion of Summer mania and there is no better tirnc to thtx operations and thc im- or certain type of farm mar- Fred and 1,avina Finkbeiner visit them than during “Na- port a n t con t r i but I on s t h cy ket or u-pick operations, ti on a1 Farm c r s ’ M arkc t makc to America’s economic Wyant said MDA publishes Week,” according to Dun and social well being. a directory, the Michigan our music. We also cnjoyeci Has anyone noticed all the God bless Cas$ City! Wyant, director of the Michi- Specific to Michigan, Gov- Farm Market and U-Pick Di- playing songs for scveral vacant buildings in our busi- Raymond Donaldson, gan Departrncnt of Agricul- ernor John Engler has annu- rectory, listing more than people who celebratcd birth- ture (MDA). ally proclaimed October as 260 operations by region, days that day. arc popping up like dandeli- Farm Market Month, Wyant city, farm namc or crop type. People wine from far and ons in the springtime. Where Thanks for added. This directory is also avail- wide to participatc at the did all the customers go and “Each year we havc sccn the able online and in a search- “Summer Mania” fcstivitics. why? popularity of‘ f‘armcrs’ mnr- H t at ca I Ii ng able So r m Wu are known as the “Snovcr I fecl most ~eo~le,I arc like kcts grow,” said Vcncman in w w w . m i c h i g a n .g o v/m d a. and secretary-treasurer Kim out to support this event and Bunch” band, of which we myself whcn it comes to 872-2010 her an nou ncerne n t . “Far rt 1- Listings include phonc Wicnik presided over the various fcs t i vi ties. You werc do mostly country music, shopping. I will not pay ten crs’ markets link urban and numbers, driving directions, busincss meeting and wcrc a very pleasant crowd. From which we thorough 1 y cnjoy. to twenty cents niorc pcr gal- with feature rural communities, provid- operational hours and the elected to anothcr term. what I observed, everybody Most of thc membcrs are lon for gasoline in Cass City. ing locally-grown agricul- products and services avail- The oldest person present had a great time, and lots of from thc Snover area; thus the 1 will not lct myself, in my story ideas tural products to consurners able. was shared by two rnernbers: fun. namc. I arn from Cass City opinion, be gouged. At first, Thc dunk tank was a favor- Wilma Finkbciner and Ruth and have been B mernber of I found myself going else- Iiishor, 86 years. The young- ite, along with the conces- this group for thirty years. where for cheaper gasoline. est was Trent Figs at 5 years. sion stands as well. We ap- EYKARE Find the Service or Product Over a period of time I found You Need in This.. . . Action Guide A white elephant and craft preciated the many.- nice Sincerelv. myself huving more and auction was planned for next compliments we received on Rinerd &hernber m6re outsiie oFcass City. I year. guess you call it one-stop Supporters of the annual & ERWLAR shopping, and the stop SERVICE DIRECTORY ball game gathered enough wasn’t in Cass City. players to have a game to Glad he lives In my opinion, the high FOR EVERYONE close out the day. price of gasoline is driving I I They will met ncxt year at customers away from the vil- Professional eye the same placc. laee.L- At $25.000., a DOD. I’m APPLIANCE SERVICE I PLUMBING-HEATING WINDOW CLEANING in Cass Citv surprised one of the 1village’s 1’ exams r/ I would like to respond to liness of the people here. The consulting Prescriptions filled hasn7 sug- JOHNSON your newspaper article pro- Of churches Large selection of APPLIANCE SUPREME gested it as a big negative. APPLIANCE & moting Cass City. speaks loudly about the char- frames SALES & SERVICE WINDOW CLEANING 66 attend 1 live here and I care. FULL LINE OF MAGIC CHEF Before retiring we looked actcr ofthe community. All types of contacts HEFRIGERATION KITCHEN AND LAUNDRY at several states as possible One of our main concerns APPLIANCES Storms Screens - Windows No-line bifocals SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES - retirement arcas. We chose upon moving here was ON DELIVERY, SET-UP Janitorial Service Floors Crawf ord Cass City. he a1 t hc are. We w ro n g f u I I y BRYAN ABBE Glasses repaired 872-1101 AND INSTALLATION Eaves & Gutters Cleaned Blue Cross & VSP WE SERVICE WHAT WE SELL 0 Three years later we know though a small town New & Used Cars 4 Trucks Washers, Dryers, CALL US TODAY AT Hi-Riser Service & Rental we made thc right decision. couldn’t provide excellent participant Estimates on Commercial, Sales 8 leasing Dishwas hers, Microwaves, reunion No rcgrets. We were and still healthcare. We were wrong Stoves, Refrigerators, Thermogas- Residential & Industrial Work Complete Insurance Coverage are overcome by the friend- big time. Our doctor and his SEE ME FOR ALL DAVID C. All Brands Curlomrr Grr Gnrer Security Services Available staff are solid gold. It doesn’t YOUR AUTO NEEDS 7171 Severance Rd. 961 N. VanDyke Rd., Bad Axe The family of the late get any better. BATZER II, O.D. Cass City Phone 269-9955 1120 Gratiot, Saginaw Clayton Crawford met Aug. Have you watched the news Professional Eye Care Call 790-7609 4 for the reunion with 64 (Eat 989-673-2171 I. 11 1 Grateful on TV lately’? Arcn’t you 4672 Hill St., Cass City members and two guests I AUTO SERVICE 1 RUSTPROOFING 1 glad you live in Cass City? urtis 872-3404 present at the Cass City Park. God Bless Cass City! HOME REPAIR Marion McClorcy was the CHEVROLET - OLDShlOBlLE CADlLlAC Bad Axe 269-7263 CASS CITY TIRE for local Raymond Donaldson, Cass 7CO N. STATE ST. CARO, MI Hercules and Cooper Tuff-Kote Dinol oldest and the youngest was City TIRES Automotive Rust Proofing AS IF IT’S MINE Alcxandrew Joy. Tire repair Systems & Waxing Therc were three deaths, Alignments Mufflers .Home Improvement Janet Crawford, Beatrice police Brakes =OilChanges Gravel Guards Certified Mecham *Roofs & Repairs Cellner and Torn Crawford, Phone 872-5303 Running Boards but no births the past year. Rock Kote Stone Chip Protection *Siding - Soffit I fclt the Summer Mania fcc- I, I Mem hcrs at tcndcd from tival was B great success de- Detroit, Troy, Harsen Island, spite the heat and a couple - 827 Van Dyke, Bad Axe 81 0-672-8905 1 Rochester Hills, Flint, Gag- of minor prohlcms. We had a BK Plumbing etown, Caro, Deford, Dryden, huge turnout for the car show Lincoln Park, Sehcwaing and the participating cars 1 Service and Cass City. Drain Cleaning To place an ad in the wcrc phcnomenal. Most ev- Plumbing Repair The reunion will be held the eryone seemed to en-joy the first Sunday of August at the I 4215 ~aplest., cas5 city 11 Action Guide, call 872-20 10 1 night. (989) 872-5571 same place next ycar. I I1 I However, as my husband and I wcrc walking hack to our car at approximately Bluewater Thumb Youth for Christ 9: I5 p.m., I overheard some peoplc griping about the police stopping onc of the Dr. Francis Ozim, SUMMER BENEFIT AUCTION “cruisers”. BAD POLICE‘! I don’t think Saturday, August 17,2002 * 9 a.m. * Cass City Recreatlon Park so! Having a car show and General Surgeon, All Procasdr wlll benoflt the mlnlrtry of Youth for Chrlst In Cass Clty, Caro, Klngston and Reere In the upeomlng year. Youth for Chrlst Is a I. non-proflt Chrl+tlmn Organltatlon that promoter the mental, phyrltrl, aoclml and spldtual w*.Il-bdn# of young people. an opportunity for the par- DON’T MISS THIS DAY OF FUN FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY1 ticipants to drive around is accepting new showing off their cars is not L. J, Gasclio Solid Oak Fiwniture Gliding Lawn Chair and Sette * man Pliers Set * Black and Decker a license to break the law and bc dangcrous to bystanders. *Executive donated by Thumb Portable Charcoal Grill * Moose Cordless Drills * 52-piece Ratchet pa tients Desk Personally, I am grateful National Garden Trellis * Pewter Birdbath * and Socket Set * Utility Heaters * Bank that our local police officers 6 Metal Windmill Lighthouse Lighthouse and Bird House Wall Table arid 6 chairs ft. * are diligcnt in my protection, and Ship Weathervane Sailboat Brackets Black and Deckcr 4-Tool Specializing in: * Brealcfnst Nook Table and 2 chairs * * and most ofthe car show par- Cast Combo Pack 43 1-piece Tool Chest * Glider Rocker Bird Bath * Iron Hibachi * * ticipants I spoke with have Garden Statues Glider Chairs * SKlL 3-Tool Set Craftsman General Surgery *Deacons Bench * * no desire to tear up their ve- Halogen Worklights Eureka LJp- * Coffee table, end table, sofa table * hicles by burning out. As a Endoscopy Procedures Collectables right Vacuum Cleaner * 42-piece matrer of fact, many lcft early Blue Glass Hen Candy Dish Iron Quick-Change Driving System Fu mi t ure * * * to get their cars home safely. iaparoscopic Surgery * eaded Curio Cabinet * Curio Piggy and Cow Banks * Movie 128-piece Mechanics Screwdriver It appeared to me that lots Comer Hutch * Amish-made Ash Classic Tin Totes * Iron Coke Truck and Socket Set with Chest * 24- of nun-car-show participants Rocker * Detailed Pine Rocker * * Painted Duck and Cow Letter piece Tool Box Sets * got into the “cruise” for an Dr. Ozim is Board Certified by the American Board of Coffee Table * Hand-painted Tele- Holders * Ship’s Wheel Candle opportunity to tear up and phone Tables Mirrored CD Cabi- Holder * Iron John Deere Tractor Quilts and Soft Goods down Main Strcet. I just want Surgery and is a Fellow of the American College of net * Marble-topped Accent Table * Replica * Limited Edition Stude- * Nautical Hand and Machine to say thank you to the Cass Surgeons. Over 20 years of surgical experience. Wooden Storage Chest * Hand- baker Draft Horse and Sled Replica Stitched Quilt * Americana Hand City Police Department for painted Accent Table * Dorm-sized * Decorative Water Pitcher and Ba- and Machine Stitched Quilt * Bra- keeping those people under Dressers and Night Stand * Armoire sin * Antique-Tractor Tableware * ze,n Star Hand and Machine Stitched control and for keeping our Office Hours: * Three-Door Ice Chest * Victorian 9/11 Pin and Pocket Watch Set * Quilt * Pineapple Waffle Hand and streets safe. Monday through Fnday Cushioned Love Seat * Bowl and 9/11 Knife and Pocket Watch Set * Machine Stitched Quilt * Americana 8.30 a.rn. to 5 p. M. 4672 Hill Street. Cass Pitcher Stand * Tabletop Curio Coca-Cola Rug * John Deere Die- Cross-stitched Wall Hanging do- Kay Warner C~y Cabinet * Nostalgic Oak Table and Cast Model fI * John Deere Die- nated by Heather Jetisen * Magazine Rack * Jewelry Armoire * Cast Model A * Wooden Pepsi Folding Card Table and Chair Sets * Crates * Teddy Bear with Chair * Miscellaneous Children’s Rockers * Cushioned Coca-Cola Thcrmometer * Framed Art Work * Lighthouse Glider Rockers and Ottomans * Picture Frame * Black Finish Pillar Sports Equipment, Collectables Candle Holders * Fish Story Wall Crafts and Woodworking and Tickets Hanging * Lighthouse Step Basket * *Painted baskets * Hand stitched Golf for 4 doriafed by Michuywe ’* Wood and Iron Wagon * Tin Sail- Detroit Red Wings and Dale Earn- boat Picture Frames Stairied Glass Teddy Bear donated by Nnna ‘s Attic * Pro racers and serious amateurs know the Kawasaki KX125 delivers hardt Flags Dale Enrnhardt Coni- Hummingbird Lamp * Wooden Bird * Wooden Rocking Horse dorrated * a butt-kicking quick ride - and in 2002 it’s been fine-tuned for even by Jerry Jerisen * Americana Bird memorative Pocket Watch Red Decoy * Tin Sailboat Pictiirc more power. For those seriously addicted to winning, there’s the Houses aiid Benches * Cedar Bird Wings Stanley Cup Commemorative Frames * Stained Glass I-liimniing- KX250, reigning AMA Supercross and Motocross Champion. Feeder clorrared by H0nie.s Artrericntr Coke Bottles * 13alc Eomhardt bird Lamp * Wooden Bird Decoy * Made * Rustic Bird Houses * Log Poster * U of M and State Table- Bear Welconie sign * Log Cabin ware including mugs, shakers and Toys and Elcctronics KX125 has a new Mikuni TMX38 carb and increased dispensers Dale Jarrett Hand- * Tabletop Soccer Game * Child’s 9.O:lcompression ratio with reshaped cylinder head for Bird House * Fishing Moose Wel- * greater top end power and response conie Sign * Lighthouse Mirror * painted Bobble IIead * Limited Edi- Table and Chair Set * Mini Radio- Country Bird House Benches tion Dale Earnlinrdt Stock Car Bank Cassette Players * 5” Black and KX250 has new Twin Spark ignition system for better * power and torque from ultra-low thru mid-range Wooden Water Can Flower Pot * Dale Earnliardt 1979 Rookie of White TV HotWheels Super Holder * Barn Wood-framed Mirror the Year Stock Car * Framed Dale Speedway * HotWheels Auto Buy any KX and be a part of Team Green’” with trackside tech support * Lighthouse Style Bird House * Earnhardt Flag and Cards Portable Speedway * HotWheels Super Metal Americana Flag Church Basketball System * Trac -N- Turn Highway * Board Games: Clue and Bird House Bird House Lamp * Rodholder Assembly donated by T Sorry Apex DVD Player * Play- Canoe-shaped Display Shelf & L Products. Im. * Ride for 3 in a Doh Ice Cream Super Set * Dart Laethem Caro Lighted Uncle Sam * Americana Pace Car at and donated by the Game Hewlett Packard DeskJet on M-24 989-673-3939 Wooden Basket Lighthouse Tcle- Midi iga r i Ir i t wria f io ti a 1 Speedway * Printer * 25” Color TV * 13” TV/ phone Table Hand-painted by Whit- VCR Combo * Radio/CD Players “No Gimmicks... Just Great Deals” tiey Guult * Bird Outhouses * Tools and Household Goods Store Hours: Mon.-Tues. & Thurs. 9 a.m.& p.m.; American Angel * Arc Bird House * * 6.5 Quart Slow Cooker * 5 1-piece Certificates Wed. & Fri. 9 a.m.4 pm.; Sat. 9 a.m-5 p.m.; Sunday Closed Lighthouse Bookends * Fishing, Ratcheting Screwdriver and Bit Set * 18 holes for 4 donated by Arrow- Tractor and Racing Shak Bird * 70 piece Home and Auto Tool Set henil Goyand Country Clirh * 2 G- Houses * Americana Wall Hangings * Rolling Workshop * Swing Arni month Subscriptions dottafetl by the * Drawer Lamp * Work Lamp * Titanium Coated Drill Tuscola County Advertiser * 2 Fam- Bit Set * Standard Oil GearBox Toy ily Fun Packs donafed hy Cliirck E. Lawn Furniture and Ornatiicnts Bank *U of M Ciiirnbnll Bank * 40- C’lr CC>.Y c * Gardcn Torches * Amish-made piece Socket Sct * 3-piece Crafts- AND MUCH MORE TO COME!!! 870131 KawaMkl Motors COrD U S A Always wear 2 helmet eye proLecbor, and aparoanale appate! For closed-course Compelltlon only PAGE FOURTEEN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,2002 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CALL 872m~010 TO PLACE AN ACTION AD Household Sales ( Household Sales ) ( N 0,t i c e s Services Services insertion; additional words 10 NEW HAY forsale - roundor Thomas Roofing Interior & Exterior cents each* Three weeks for square bales. c)8%872-46 12, Painting YOUR TOTAL 2Mjl.t 5+th4d" F &"'"pel L44j the price of 2-cash rate. Save ask for Ed. 2-7-3 1-4 14-6- 14- 1 money by enclosing cash with Aug. 15. 16, -1 7, Thursday, Anniversary ROOFING CONTRACTOR Dry Extraction Carpet Cleaning Friday. Saturday, 9 to ? 4946 mail orders. Rates for display FOR SALE hpCleaning With No Drying he want ads On aPP1icatiox'* State Street, Gagetown. Real Estate For Sal Serving the urea Dry Cleaning Is A Simple Way To Clean , 311 sizes. Located 4th houSe 14-8-14-1 Carpels. Indoor Allergens And Protect off of M-81 on North Hurds NEW HOME - Cass City at for 31 years Kraft lndov Air OualRy Au torno tive ~ Corner Road. Harold LICENSED - INSURED Dust Miles 78% The Point, 3 bedrooms, 2 ~ Cass City, Mich. * Dust Mite Allergens 75% '99 BUICK REGAL LS - ex- Deering, 872-2608. FAMILYGARAGESALE- baths, 1,200 square feet, BONDED Cat Allergens . 85% ccllcnt condition. 989-872- 2-6- 19-tf Aug*16- 77 9-6 Pam*5745 $39,000. 8 10-(j72-9403. (989) 872-3601 Mold Spores . 85% .- - (989) 872-2970 TeaspnDeep CleansOf Water With Per less Square Than Foot One This 2946 or 989-497-8269. Wals Rd., Gagetown. 4 miles 3-7-3 1-4 Now CI c ept i r I g west of Cass City, 2- 1/2 miles Cass City I-8- 14-3 SWEET CORN FOR SALE - Visa & Mnster-card Is Not Enough Morsfwe for Biolcgrcak To north. Warack. 14-8- 14- 1 8-3-25-tf 8-4-8-tf Starl Growing Recommended By Leading $2 per dozen. Available at EveningsCarpet Manufactlxers And Weekend AppointmentsAnd Fikr Producers AvailaMe 1997 FOUR WINNS - 20.5' 6388 Chestnut Blvcl. in thc MULTI-FAMILY garage sale Sundowner, Cuddy, porta subdivision across from thc WE ARE NOW taking ap- - Residential 8 Commercial potty, radio, extras. - prc-teen and adult clothes, plications for 1 & 2 bedroom (989) 672-3338 or (800) 485-150! GPS, high school and at Wild Cass City Tire 8-516-1 Low, low hours. Likc ncw, household and misc. items. apartments at Northwood John's party store on M-53 Aug. 15 and 16, 9-6 p.m. $16,500. Call 989-872- Heights apartments in Cass With Love, iust south of M-8 1. 2-8-7-3 Corner of Cemutcry and and Auto Repair 3380. 1-8-7-2 .' City. Rent is based on in- Alyssa, Zach & Sammy - West Elizabeth streets. come. For rental informa- 641 5 Main St. EHIUICH'S 14-8- 14- I FOR SALE - whitc '93 tion, call 989-872-2369 or Crest Property Management POLEGAS PRODUCE is (989) 872-5303 Dodgc Dynasty LE. Loaded, FLAG BUSINESS Commercial 2 FAMILY GARAGE SALE - at 989-652-9281. Some now open through October, Marathon Service Center excel Icn t condition, $5450. Custom Homes For all your flag needs corner of Kingston and units barrier free. TTY for excepting Project Fresh cou- (full & se!f-wrve) Stoutenburg, 989-872-2225. Also& Remodelingspecializing in: 1-8-7-2 US - State - Military - Ikckcrville roads, Deford. hearing or speech impaired. pons. Home grown veg- Propane Filling Station POW Aug. 15- I7,9-h p.m. Rain or 1-800-649-3777. Equal etables: cucumbers, green Certified Master Mechanic Ceramic Tile CGe ne ra 1 Merc h and i sa -Aluminum Poles- shine. Lois of stuff'. Housing Opportunity. peppers, potatoes, tomatoes, Full line of tires 14-8- I4- I 4-4- 11 -tf sweet corn, Bay City musk- .Hardwood Flooring Sectional or One Piece On-the-farm Tire Service Licensed & Insured GRAVEL FOR SALE - U- 1-800-369-8882 melon and etc. Open every day, 10-6 p.m. except Sun- Computerized Alignments Call haul! In thc Deford area. '389- Bill Ehrlich, Sr. 665-2568 CITE 1-BEDROOM apart- Front-end Parts 872-3579 7.37- I544 2-X- 14-2 z!,=iii in Marlette. Hardwood days, noan-5 pin. 6480 Bay Bill Ehrlich, Jr. 665-2503 Shocks, Struts, Brakes 8-5-31 RUMMAGE f'lmrs, oak kitchen, large City-Forestville Rd. at inter- 2-9- 13-t section of M-53. 989-872- Tune Ups, Oil Changes LEE MORGAN t FOR SALE - Stainless stccl sur. n y w i ndo w s w/bl i ncls, SALE 3348 5-8-7-3 Engine Diagnostics gas cook top plus stainless central air, walk-in closet. PA1NTI NG stccl sink with Delta single Household Sales $475 mo. 248-549-7205 A/C Recharge < ; RED RASPBERRIES for CASS CITY, MICHIGAN lever faucet with sprayer, Aug. 15-16 4-5- 15-TF For nll your nutomotivr GARAGE SALE - one riay sale - U or WE pick. 872.- *INTERIORS $50. 989-665-9964, any- needs, stop iir today! Only! Friday, Aug. 16, 9-4 9-5 5062 or 553-5062. 5-8-7-2 EXTERIORS time. 2-8- 14- 1 FOR RENT - retail space, 2 S-12-5-t WOOD GRAINING ~. p.m. K. Zawilinski, 6199 Good Shepherd Beechwood Dr., Cass City. Lutheran Church !xztions on Main St., Cajs U-PICK - Turner Blueberry TEXTURING Complete Tree Service CLASSIC OLD fashioned I4-X- 14- 1 City, 989-872-4532. Farm - the blueberries are - Trucking Available IO-speed bike, rcbuilt. 989- 6820 Main St,. Cass City 4- 6-5- tf Bob Cat & Back Hoe Service 14-8-14-1 ready to pick. Open 7 days, Ken Martin 872-5849, anytime. 2-8-7-4 - Top Soil For Sale Gagetown United I 8 a.m. to 8 p-m., 989-673- 989-883-9121 RETAIL BUILDING 6447, 201 Albin Rd., Caro. Electric, Inc. (989) 872-3840 PUPS FOR SALE - 1 littcr Rat Methodist Church GARAGE SALE - Thursday, FOR 5-7-24-5 Evenings, Weekends, Emergencies 'rerricrs; 2nd litter Rat Ter- RENT Homes - Farms Sebewaing 883-2683 8-5-22-rteo Aug. 15, 9-5 p.m. 4897 N. Start your own business ricr/Trecing Fcist. Good for RUMMAGE SALE Sceger St. (across from high NO SMOKING BINGO- Commercial hunting or housc pcts. $150 school). Lots of toys, dolls, in the nice, 2,500 sq. ft. Every Sunday at new Knii GARAGE SALE - 4788 Hunt repairs, parts, M-F 1 Oa-8pi S- Deere combine, 1900 hours 0 All Types of Cement Work 0 House Jacking Aulo Hoilir Gracious living in a St. Refrigerator, freezer and S IOa-4p. 989-658-81 13 or NO SMOKING BINGQ - with 2 heads. 989-872-3994 13usiiitss Hualth INSUHANCE PHO'TECTION country home atmosphere. boys clothes. Au~.16, 9-4 800-Gotch-ya. 16-7-17-tf Every Wednesday night. evenings. 9-7-3 1-3 IS OUH HllSlNESS Trained staff on duty 24 p.m. and Aug. 17,9- 1 p.m. Open 6:OO - early bird 6130 - "Wt,w~i~i/ Io hr yurrr ~rgrri/" hrs. a day. All levels of I4-8- 14- 1 regu!ar bingo 7:OO. Post Agms: Noti ces FOR SALE - 3 point farm Mark Wiese Jim Ceranski care available. Call for a 3644 VFW, Veterans Dr. equipmcnt: 5 foot brush hog, 62-10 W. Mriiii St. tour of the facility. GARAGE SALE - 6360 5 -2-26-tf SHARPrile SHOP w 6 foot reversible back blade, Cnss City. MI 48776 1 6974 McEldowney Kd. Chestnut Blvd., Cass City. 7 foot reversible back blade, 5 17-872-435 1 Brand iiame children's -----IC- G aget own MASONIC reversible rear scoop, 2 bot- clothes, toys, arm chair, PHY SIC1ANS (989) 665-2493. tom 12 inch high clearance _-----I- dresscr, quilt rack. fans. Fri- FISH K-9 CONNECTIONS Dog A plow, rear carrier. Cam - 989- - - - - day and Saturday, 9-5 p.m. Grooming - now scheduling "I 1560 Van Dyke Road Dr. Jeffrey Crowley - I 673-4254. 9-7-3 1-7 14-8- 14- 1 appointments. Call Amy, Marlette, Michigan 48453 I PODIATRISTS 8-5-29-tfL I Chiropractor I SUPPERS 989-658-8642. 5-8- 14-4 GARAGE SALE - Au~.IS- Helo Wanted > NORTHEASTERN 17, 9-5 p.m. New items, in- To Give Away KAPPEN SERVICE, L.L.C. FOOT CLINIC fant clothing (baby-6T), boys TREE BABYSITI'ER NEEDED in 18) and miscellaneous OCTOBER 4 your Cass City arca home for (8- I -FREE CATS- to eood home. I Dr. Gary Baughman c one 3-year-old boy. Part- itcms. I mile cast of Cass for the winter 4 male, 1 female, litter TREE REMOVAL 'YOUR FAMILY FOOT City, turn south on time,8:45 a.m., mainly and M-Th,all day 7:15-some S.H. Raythatha, M.D. CARE CENTER" trained. 872-2144. Schwegler Rd. Watch for 7-8-14-1 TREE TRIMMING LOT CLEARING I 4672 Hill St., Cass City I Fridays. Starting Aug. 29th, Dr. Ray balloons. LaPeer, Hartel, FOUND IN CASS CITY - 072-4327 or STUMP GRINDING N.A.A. MEMBER 65 8-2962. Il-8-14-1 Howard and Pcrgande. male, tri-colored beagle, very Services ~ 3592 Center, Essexville Total Family Care 14-8- 14- I INSURED 895-8594 friendly. 872-2255 5-8- 14- 1 BRUSH MOWING SECRETARY NEEDED - 4672 Hill St. - ELECTRIC MOTOR and Ic YARD SALE - Friday, 9-3 FREE KITTENS to good Wc arc in need of a reliable p.m. and Saturday, $noon. power tool repair, 8 a.m. to 5 2799 Hurds Corner Rd., Cass City, MI 48726 +- Cass City VETERINARIANS home, 872-9884. 5-8- 14- 1 p.m. weekdays, 8 a.m. to and well organizcd person ------I6379 Houphton St., Cass noon Saturday. John Blair, 989-673-5313 or 800-322-5684 3 with a positive and outgo- Phone 872-5010 City. Lots of stuff. 14-8- 14- 1 ing personality. Some com- i,'P mile west of M-53 011 Vete rina rian time. Sebewaing Road. Phone 467 S. Caseville Rd. puter experience, good pen- Off ice Hours: Mon.-Fri. 8-5 HUGE GARAGE SALE - Guy Botzen manship and a good phone Farm and SaginawValley- 269-7909. 8- 12- 13-tf Pigeon, MI 48755 I J Baby items. maternity Master Tile Setter (989)670-0682 Pet Animals voice ncedcd. We are look- clothes, toys, books, misccl- EllState University. ing for soiiiconc who works Phone 872-2935 lincous items. Lots of wants to register you for fall SALT FREE iron conditian- well with others and carries Physician & Surgeon clot ties: Abercrombic, Gap, classes! What's the best part? a ray of sunshine at dl times. ers and water softeners, Over 20 years of experience Office Hours: Nikc. Osh Kosh, Little Mc, We offer classes right in Cass 24,000 grain, $750. In-home . Experience preferred, train- Mon.-Fri. - a.m.'to p.m. ALL PETS Residential & Commercial 9 5 Carters, ctc. Great for back City! service on all brands. Credit ing available for someone Thurs. - Closed I VETERINARY CLINIC to school! Roth, Vaughan FREE ESTIMATES that can light up the room Sat. - 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. Classes start soon so cards accepted. Call Paul's and Wark. 4 I9 I Maple, Cass Pump Repair, 673-4850 or with a willingncss to learn. 6232 Hospital Drive Susan Hoppe D.V.M. City. Wedncsday,Aug. 14,4- calltoday! p, Cass City 800-745-485 1 for free analy- CERAMIC TILE & STONE Call 872- I 185, 10-3 p.m. 4430 S. Seeger St. 6 p.m. and Thursday, Aug. 15, 7 11-8-14-2 Office 872-4733 (800) 968-8500 sis. 8-9-25-tf 8-7- I7- I3 Creations for the Home Phone 872-2255 9-5 p.m. I4-8- I4- 1 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN CASS CITY CHRONICLE - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14,2002 PAGE FIFTEEN

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