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VanAuken “warriors” Octagon Barn to host
complete the “dash” Owendale, Elkton pair 3 upcoming events
Page 6 arrested for pot possession Page 14
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Complete coverage of the Cass City community and surrounding areas since 1899
VOLUME 105, NUMBER 21 CASS CITY, MICHIGAN - WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 10, 2011 FIFTY CENTS ~ 14 PAGES, 2 SUPPLEMENTS
THE ANNUAL Summer Mania event draws crowds from around the area.
The Cass City Chamber of Commerce presented this event recently, with 6
platinum sponsors, including: All Season Sales & Rent-All, Baker College,
Anne and Preston Davis Curtis Chrysler, Hills & Dales General Hospital, McDonald’s and the
Village of Cass City. (Related photos, page 8.)
Nizzola, Davis wed 3 cases confirmed in state
in garden ceremony Michigan health officials: tetanus
Anne Lorraine Nizzola and Preston Wayne Davis were united in marriage
June 11, 2011 in a garden ceremony at the Nizzola family home on
immunizations not just for children
Schwegler Road. Presiding at the double ring ceremony was Alex Nizzola, Three recent cases of tetanus infec- MDCH urges teenagers and adults Many newer vaccines are recom-
uncle of the bride. tion have prompted the Michigan to get vaccinated with Tdap vaccine, mended for adults, including vac-
Parents of the couple are Carl and Kathleen Nizzola of Cass City, and Heidi Department of Community Health which protects not only against cines to protect against shingles,
and the late Harold Wayne Davis of Bad Axe. (MDCH) to remind adults that tetanus, but also diphtheria and per- pneumococcal disease, and human
Matron of honor was Tiaja McKnight, friend of the bride. Bridesmaids immunizations aren’t just for kids. tussis (whooping cough). papillomavirus (HPV). Other vac-
were Heidi Davis, sister of the groom; and Stephanie and Katie Nizzola, sis- Tetanus, also known as “lockjaw,” Because immunity to tetanus cines adults may need include
ters of the bride. Flower girls were Kailynn Lowry, friend of the couple; and is an infection caused by bacteria. decreases over time, most adults measles, mumps, and rubella; vari-
Iva Joyce Davis, daughter of the couple. Tetanus bacteria is commonly found need to get a booster shot every 10 cella; hepatitis A and B; and
Best man was Steve Sulkowski, friend of the groom. Groomsmen were in soil and can enter the body years to stay protected. Adults who meningococcal vaccines. Seasonal
Richard LaGrandeur, friend of the groom; Trevor Davis, cousin of the through wounds contaminated with haven’t received Tdap vaccine flu vaccine is now recommended for
groom; and Brandon Rockwell, friend of the couple. Ring bearer was Davis dirt, feces, soil, or saliva. Tetanus should receive Tdap instead of their everyone, every year. The single best
LaGrandeur, nephew of the groom. infection can cause a person’s neck next regular tetanus (Td) booster. way to prevent the flu is to get vacci-
Ushers were Jonathan Nizzola, cousin of the bride; and Jacob Piaskowski, and jaw muscles to lock, making it Adults who have contact with nated.
friend of the couple. Hostess for the evening was Melissa Woodward, friend hard to open the mouth or swallow. It infants should get Tdap vaccine as Adults should talk to their health
of the bride. can also cause breathing problems, soon as possible because being vac- care provider about the vaccines they
A reception for 200 guests followed at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Bad severe muscle spasms, and seizures. cinated against whooping cough will need to be healthy. For information
Axe. The couple will honeymoon later in Tennessee, and currently reside in Tetanus is a serious disease from prevent them from spreading the dis- about vaccines adults need, visit:
Bad Axe. which it can take months to recover. ease to vulnerable infants. It’s a good www.adultvaccination.org/.
If left untreated, it can be fatal. idea for adults to talk to their doctor
“It is important for teenagers and about what vaccines they might
adults of all ages to get vaccinated
against tetanus,” said Dr. Dean
need.
“Vaccination is a lifelong process,”
Preservation
Sienko, interim chief medical execu- Sienko said. “It’s important that
tive, MDCH. “The best treatment for
this disease is prevention through
adults of all ages get vaccinated
against serious diseases, such as flu,
of food focus
immunization.” tetanus, and whooping cough.” of area class
As gardens are growing around the
Senior movies slated county and thoughts turn to those
gardens overflowing with shiny, red
tomatoes, and bright green peppers
at the library Aug. 19 or farmers markets filled with fresh
produce and orchard trees with
apples and pears, it is so easy to pre-
Rawson Memorial District Library in Cass City will show the following serve.
Senior Citizen Movies Friday, Aug. 19, at 1:30 p.m. A Food Preservation 101 Basics
Secrets of Stonehenge: Stonehenge may be the best-known and most mys- class will be held Thursday, Aug. 18,
terious relic of prehistory. During the 20th century, excavations revealed that from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Tuscola
the structure was built in stages, and that it dates back some 5,000 years, to County MSUE office, 362 Green St,
the late Stone Age. The meaning of the monument, however, was anyone’s Caro. Registration is required and
guess - until recently. Now investigations inside and around Stonehenge can be made by calling 989-269-
have kicked off a dramatic new era of discovery and debate. A new genera- 9949. The fee for the class is $15 per
tion of researchers is finding important clues in the landscape surrounding person (checks made payable to
the monument and rewriting the story of Stonehenge. (56 minutes) MSU Extension and can be sent to
Maple Sugaring: The history of maple sugaring in Michigan is almost as MSU Extension-Huron County,
old as the land itself. Native Americans were making maple sugar here cen- 1142 S. Van Dyke, Suite 200, Bad
turies ago. Today, Michigan maple syrup is made both traditionally and in Axe, MI 48413).
modern facilities using current day science and technologies. But the taste of Dial gauge canner testing will be
pure maple syrup is as delicious and irresistible today as it was for our ances- offered free of charge. Bring your
tors. This film shows the sweet traditions and production methods of sugar dial gauge in to test it for accuracy .
making in Michigan. (20 minutes)
Refreshments will be served and closed captioning is available. This Older www.ccchronicle.net
Adult Program is offered free of charge.
VBS on tap at Ellington Church
A summer family event called games, dig into Bible-time snacks,
“Hometown Nazareth” is on tap this visit Jesus’ mom, Mary, and collect
week at the Ellington Church of the “Bible memory makers”.
Nazarene.
Families will step back in time at Hometown Nazareth will run from CHECK OUT OUR
Hometown Nazareth, exploring what 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 9,
it was like to live in the town where through Friday, Aug. 12. CLASSIFIEDS
Jesus grew up, according to church The church is located at the corner
officials, who said both kids and
adults are invited to participate in a
of M-81 and Lazelle Road, between
Caro and Cass City. More informa-
ONLINE
memorable Bible-times marketplace,
sing songs, play teamwork-building
tion is available by calling (989)
545-1267.
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