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WEATHER ~ QtJOTR i Mm. Max Proelp, 67 0.04 “I find deepening concern and 37 0.10 increased dissatisfaction with .tho 33 s - 0,45 -way the Viotnum -war is being— A V V ' v ' ' ' ■£T4 Sn'.’7;3- 40 0.00 - conducted.” 46 0.D0 Kd»/- ftish-s* 02 "—H arry F. Byrd m B«h s« ■ .. Senator (D-Va.)

,(TTY-EIGHTH YEAR-No. 40 14 Pages This Week CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH 28, 1968 10c per Copy SUBSCRIPTION $3.00;PER YEAR

Adopts By-Laws

The Board ofiDircctora of $paul- All memberships will receive reg­ ding-for^G^rldron adopted if "set ular mailings about'-the work of of by-laWs at- lts regular1 meeting. Spaulding-for Children and re­ Tho .ptost 'important section of the leases of new information as it m available^ membership for Spaulding for : The newly adopted by-laws also Children which will give inter­ provides for a Bqard;of j pdrcctors ested eiti setts and'-organizatlbns^iF composed-Tjf^t^members to voice and vote in the election of elected in three classes^ o f : four memftnrrfcrtho Board of ■directors;" members each, The tferm of of Members 'will .also have an op- fice shall be for a period of three ■por tumty--.to^-acU~vely---bee»m e--w ■years Secretary. Jerry’ Niehaus volved--in the—work, of- the--new Plans ape. continuing ifop- the- j...... M&M "agency, which will" ("specialize ih kick-off community information Records 44 YearsPerfect Attendance the adoption of hard-to-place CAROL JEAN HEPBURN dinner to be' held at 'St, Paul youngsters,- * United Church of ■Christ a t 630 The Kiwanis Club of Chelsea Thomas. S. Smith received . an Five categories of membership p.m. Friday, April ,26. The dinner celebrated its 44th birthday, Mon­ award for 27 years of perfect at­ were created as follows; regular, will serve as an opportunity for day night with 'a Ladles’ Night tendance, while James K. Daniels snior W ins $5 per year; contributing, $10 per all interested -corrlmunity citizens Banquet at the Congregational and Anton Nielsen were each giv­ year; sustaining, $25 or more per to learn first hand about the work church. Special guests at the oc- en awards for 21 .years of perfect c a s i o n included representatives attendance.. ■ year; life;, a single contribution of of the Spaulding for Children pro­ / [arch of D im es $1,000. or more. In addition, or­ gram. . Many out-jjf-towm people from Jackson, .Dexter, Pinckney Other jx'i'fect attendance awards ganizations may apply for (mem­ are also expected-jto attend. . and Ann Arbor- Eastern Kiwanis were given out as follows: ■ James bership. Each member is entitled clubs, and -Governor-elect David S. p. L.iebeck, id years; William J. Scholarship Locke and his wife, of- Jackson. jto one vote at the annual busV Collins, 15 years; Luther M. Kus- - Dean D idgard, head ‘ of ^Kiwanis* terej1, -14 years;' Walfer P. _Leon«- Carol Jean' Hepburn of 717 W. Tfess "riicelirig '-of " Spaulding" “for: Assault Charge Children, which will be. held in s p o n .s’o r e d Forney W.“Clement ard, 12 years; Chandler. A. liog-’ Middle St.,- a senior at Chelsea ers, 11 years; Wallace C. Wood school, and—Judith Laura- the last—quarter- of—the- year, -— Memorial Foundation^lnc., at UnL versity Hospital, and Tonic Leeds, and Floyd P. “Jack” F’owleiy eightr — ...■hohs of Manchester, a -senior -Memberships miry- ho obtained by Filed After — llaiichester High school, were mail- or - from--any-present -mem' an_mstmetar..-with the Foundation, -years;-Don, E. Turner .and John .mdW arbrirai^-Scheffler, bor of the Board of- Directors; showed a set- of- slides taken at G. 'Dettling, seven years; J. Itayr the hospital. The Foundation en­ mbri'd.’3.t e 1 n b a c h and Paul G .. Warships chairman, Washtenaw Shooting Spree ables young pa-tie'nts to continue Schaible, Sr., five years; Walter ‘R. . oJnty Chapter1-March of Dvmcs, Washtenaw C o\j n t y Sheriff’s their studies while they/are in Zeeb and John M. Fall,.four years; j recipients of the chapter’s eec- Five-Vehicle Deputies received a-chll at 1Q:4(I University Hospital. In operation Clarence W. Pendlcy, three yctm>; [nd annual college scholarships, of yesterday morning from the home since,-.4^22’.> I,the Foundation now Julius Blaess, two years; and Clare each. - of Arnold, Minix, 18180 Clark helps 3,000 children each year. M_r -Warren, Paul G. Schaible, Jr., ^ ...as Hepburn, daughter .of.-Mr., Crash Involyes Lak"e “Bdr"A"TT"daughter said that ------SUPERIOR—PERFORMERS?--Receivings rat*— Ferguson, who played-in a flute-duet?-Sarah-Lin­ -The- Foundation’s activities"""will" William J, Rademacher, George? lad Mrs. Dean Hepburn and one Minix, who had been drinking, had ings of I (superior) for their musical performances dauer, flute duet; Heidi Sprague, flute solo and soon’be centered in the new Mott Palmer, _ Lueien F, 'Muck and [f three children, will be the sect just taken three shots-at her and during the State Solo and Ensemble Festival in dnet; Jill Flintoft, piano solo; and Gina Funder- Children’s Hospital at the Uni­ Charles S. Cameron, one year... nd of the three to enter college. P a tr o l C ar versity. ■ ---- ■:■)■■■ -. y her- sister. " Ann Arbor last week-end are (from left) Lynn burgh, flute duet...... Three of the original, charter L plans to enter pre-medicine Arriving at the Minix home, * 1< V ------r—------—------1------■ I • #. * • ’ 4c"' 1 •• • r 'g-fall at Adrian-ColLege,. Adrian: A_two-ca'r collision-on S, Main Perfect atterfdance awards and members of Chelsea Kiwanis Club s t r Simxlgjr irigirt’ sosti "tariTed""iny xfeputies - fo u n d -th at-n o -o n e-w as Legion of Honor pins and certifi- [or four years and then 'go on to are still- active in the group. They to--a--.fivc-ve-hiclc— accident -which hunt,__Minix had left the house. High School cates were presented by Division are— H__ W'.—McClure, —Paul— G - »Tre~'ClTrlsrn~tliiiyag^--g armed-with^a. pistol—and-iheadedi Edison Franchise! ; -10-Lt, Governor~ P Ioyd P. “iTack-^ Sa^m ^SiyiuH lzB auI. "F;: “J o.rry”- -,W-|iin« 0r.t*m,lor and a business The annual class basketball An open house will be held March of Dinies chairman, Mrs. tournaments, sponsorad by the Sunday afternoon -from—2- to 4 ■K-enmplv Norris, ami .Mrs. Gerald c3(Ll»h^..Chc'8e;: V a r s i t y Club of Chelsea High p.ni.'.The“public is invited to at­ Htough. ' T"' the meeting., school; are scheduled for tomor-“ tend and view all the exhibits:' The next meeting of the Wash­ 1 oificp t^ C0 C^n(iidates for the row arid Saturday" nights in the tenaw County Chapter"]* schedul­ Richigfln Hr.cs1(le,nt-elect of the high Rchool gymnasium. {— ed for May 23 at W eber’s Res­ Tlie I!pdncation Association. Court clashes' between classes taurant, Ann Arbor. Thej March " s,‘^a^ 4(|l'tos rnrhxHiRl George" w i 11 *begi nvat^SO- eaoh-n i gh tr T h e of Dimes seholarshfps - will • be “ r Arbory'MoiTlsMBBi* aophomorca_,willface_.thQ._3eiiiorj_ .ii.wardcuL-aiULJ.ha=aqun.ty^-.gencral nf and Douglas and the j u n l b r s will play the Phtn Annual chairman for next year’s March freshmen on Friday night. The of Dimes drive will be .announced two victorious teams will then vie at that time. forMhe.classchampionship JSatur-, Public Meeting The townships of Sylvan, Lyn­ Tw o BTTys (!au«zTit in hk, by M.’S. Russell Pich- between the ■ top class ‘team and a faculty squad. The winning don, Lima, Sharon, Dexter, Free­ Lima TowiiMhip -Firing. [ dent, and rCH association presi- class will, receive a trophy. dom, Webster and Scio will hold thoninC?rL ^ t!nskc,'a member their annual meetings Saturday, t u g ' l al b{»rt. Mrs. Duane After, the Saturday night gnmes, Al Ducks from Car “The Toads,” a well-known band March 30 a t 1 p.m!' in their re­ t»w assSr!0'1 Ahc dinner. She roun which has playedplayed- at the spective township or community Two boys, ages, 19 and, 16, were P ‘ 1 1‘r !■1 hy ■Mrsr“Jenh Aatiley Ifth Dimension, will provide mu- tratwr Tvlffwrrnnl..(rpTmrimt,ly ,‘ ■ylitroflTTg-' iijh scW 0VL,ltlK ^leinbers of the sic for a sock hop in the gym. A Township budget will bd sub' ducks from-a car Monday, March ^w iiH br^hoaCTJl- iiurmtr^he-|--m:itfeed^fYn^nppr-oval- a t-carii-mi 18 .oii,tlm .Limfl,township property pniyn ^O rickle ■Clemons, dance on the basis of tre number ing, and . any other pertinent JS i of a farmer,' who notified conser­ hfll Bcenian’ FnU ,PrinzinK» R«s* of pennies her sponsoring class sues presented by residents ■ at^ ve tion officials. . has put in the class canister dur­ tending the meetings will be dis* ..The, 16-ycar-oid was released ...Fits- ing the past wetk. The four can- cussed. with a warning, while the I9»year* dldates and thoir olasiaa .ara-Jaaa. old, Carrol Dale Trail . of Ann Yocum, freshman; Angie Cavados, Mrs. Carrie Niehrtus. wTfo iiad Arbor, appeared ' before .Tudge 'Earl ” f f l es’ . school Sophomore; Cathy Wdscott, spent a month at the home of her Doletzky Thursday, March 21 on Ch#,u tTA adviserr j u n i or; and. Karen Lehmann, son Norniait and his wife, nt Atm a charge of having a loaded gun W 0f L C? Cron-’ superlnten- senior. ■ Arbor after her discharge from in his Icar, Trail pleaded guilty, HOPPING IN FOR THE HUNT: E. Rabbit will bo on ham) • ^ J 00’8* extended a wel- (proceeds from the gamerf and St! Joseph Mercy Hospital, is now paid $60 fine arid' Costs, and was Saturday morning, April 13, at the Chelsea H igh school athletic office of president of tig Mich gan ™ who met Thursday) -dapW^iU-^o.-to^e^aMity^CiubL stflving in Grass l*ako at the home given’two days Injail, which were of another son, and daughter-in- later suspended,“ This is the third ■. 'T J T K t o t e i 'H ' i s H Mliool "Prim- From left'jn. »to Wggt"W j for its various activities. The Planned fo r, pre-achdblors and youngatera In kindergarten through dub, numbering approximately 40 law, Mr. and Mrsi Robert Niehaus, time he has. been convicted on te. ^ M M.rn. Bolder of O.K M ^ Ann F. MichljfiinLAvp. this Charge, third grade, the ogg*huntlng foativitiea will begin at 1 1 a.m. ivoatlhued ori: page ^ g l M Ward of Mouni Ciemeris...... iSijtiiM. i ■ i

THURSDAY, M a W ™ THF/CH EI,SEA STANDARD, CHELSEA, MICHIGAN 'I P A G E TW O 196 ...... iiiiiiiiiMMiiiiiMiiiititii»miiniinimtinii«iiinmnni«*iMui [ reports that a total of sTlT, VvT •has been- colluctDd n'iui 1871 f f i e . S t S to this amount, pledge Jff Excellence ^.wiird by Michigan Press Association JUST REMINISCING approximately $2,00() h-wn i, i • >1051» 1 9&MI)fi'5*.l Wit)- 10tM-10i»5-1 tHUJ V ' Items Taken from the Files of The Chelsea Standard received from employees v . ■ ' , . l oral Screw Works, Th|, ; " ______W alter-J^uuumL-Editor unililUiblisher. splendid 8howing“}br Ihrtk a surprise observance of his 50th nity,“"which had a qu.Uii of jRnlrl s s birthday last Thursday, when he for the current drive. •7 Published every Thursday morning' at- SOQ^North Main B0S*. 4 Years Ago.. was presented with a plaque qx- Street, Chelsea,Midi, 4X118. and .secondclass postage paid Thursday. March 26, .1964— - ' J i pressing appreciation t.o him and at Chelsea, Miqb., wilder -the Act of March ;i, 1879, The annual United Community signed hy th.-TOO employees^f the ■Vn Good- Friday service will he held plant-, ■ 34, Years Ago., I d)f’ ' i r ADMiKSS giBMSLTlOX litWlKSTIW ------...... Thursday,. March, 2!), tniju " l. 7 . fronr-J-:S()nmtib2rfl(>pmvrtomcrrrow Hoveling o f" the^McKinley _Rdi at. the Methodist church." The. Rev. " The Protestant chinches *0f *l Subscription Ratos (Payable in Advance) ’U i site for th^ new elemontary school community will hold » union ‘ t,» James A._ Craig,. pastor of_ the • -- ■■■■■■. .In--Michigan:------— : : — Cutsido.Michigaii: has-been in progress the past two Friday service-rat " r.3"u " (,° jrr-.i. MethodUt- rhu.rehywillgdeliver.thie: Ope Year ' 83,00 one Year ; ", ““$^1700 ' th e end of MARCH X'ceks-imdy withr’ St, Paul church". r, se.rmon on .the topic, -‘The Parable restrictions expected momentarily, Six Months .,fl,7o Six- Months , $2.25 In koeping with tire Single Copies ; $ •. 1 0 : :....- Single Copies . * '.10 rIV of the Last- Judgment.” 1 Pastors the, trenching bnaehines- are ex­ of other ■ participating churches which has prevailed.in Chelsea J Set vice men .or women, any where. I year $3.00 pected to be ’ transported her? will be responsible for various many years, local huslness ,,[3 within a few days; Sept. 1 still Will -elnaa from 1.Q /'■-I...,:1 ^ 1 -the- remains ns the 'date for .expected NAT)0 NA ■ NJE^SPAFER National Advertising Representative: them, John Stainer’s “God So Love completion of the. now school. untR -3 p.m. on 'Good Fri(|fty(' ASBOCM TI0N. MICHIGAN NEWSPAPERS, INC. the World.” will Jh.< sung by ap­ The Junior—.class—of^ Chelsea Annual township elections-u, ------& \ J —7 ----- =—;— 25?-.Michigan Ave; - liS^ held next ;Momlay/TJn CSjt pfe iH prox imatcLv Half the members of -High : school.. will present “Our . g J H IIM l« iU ia iH ii ' . Viwf T.nngimr Michi 48823 the'- 52-voiee Chelsea High school Towrt,” " by Thornton Wilder,, on Therq are no contests iiid.invu choir. The group will be directed Sharon townships, but ip SvlJ % < $ ) -March—gX -ak-7:15 ^ PrUrr’-and on by David Sanborn, vocal music March 27 tjt 8 p.nv,T tinder the and other nearby towndiips, iKat v - director of Chelsea schools. . campaigns are well under \vav direction of Miss Donna Jaenne it. is- BvpwtnH thuf ([)r. "Til* jpeerman. for thv Chelsea Kiwivnis club’s 40thA^u »pe will put_ in .'a -g roiTt deid nf h3rl i>V- birthday party Monday evening work-^durlhg the closing' iI.tvI? X WasTiTngion Report were "Kiwaninus fronr Anh Arbor, the Campaign; Bay City,: Brighton, Dexter, Jaok- 24 Years Ago . . . i tf (^M fteU mnu t Thursday, . Mawh-30r -l&44. Now that We "have T hTT n Huron, Whitmore .Lake ,_nnd Ypsi- _ >As_ the _result':"of -:-a^itransaction a Y practically'eyet'ythihg <'Ue nliyj M a r v i n L . E s c h lanti. A highlight of -thp evening's which is being consummated .this set one. aside for the' piirpnsp program \yn&. recognition of -Paul week, one of Ghelsea’s, oldest busi­ I F . N i ehaus for pcufect attend a nce ness .establishments. .will, change honoring the men and Wnmon vvh| for the 40 years—a"'tdtal or2,OSO ownovship, on Saturday, April 1, mind th'eir own luisim 0'isu‘,:e n>..t; 1 h:i< l> v”. a w-v , ’v.v Gi-n ral t.> seek a nnirt order V I is meetings, . One .of three charter when John, A, Glick oT 'Lansing ut))»!e:is'a'nt .aim • unfortunate- pr;»b- • against t-he-.-mailoiy. The jbill pro- member's still active in the club, becomes the owner of the W. P. Ti.'ju for-, ina'ny pe loU'. i.u tics. , U, S. 7 7 7 ' ou's'K‘iilrt: iii' 'the' EJ...... I...... M,imimmiiMiMMimMiiMmimiiMiMiimiiiiiiiiiiiMiimimimimmmmim,„[ bers are M. W. McClure, who Plans for a Community Victory area \mh>iv it originated. -.thir delivery of u 'ir served as president in 19.20 and Garden have been completed;, and Every Monday at 2 p.m, •mail ,llie:r_ h uiiex..; This lotris-lati-.m allows CVery par- agairi^ in 1923,-the., only—president t-he-Cht.4soa—EEA-is-rondy-to-ront I.a-t - year • ab,;-lT- 1be -P-Ktr—f tr-™7uTt Ta .pefa-e ITis -mui~uiraTTboler to serve two terms. during the 50 x 132-foot tra.cts to local gar- Southeastern Mlciiigcinis largest five Dcpiii-t-inent ref-eiveil ^nc-quarr: h --ju'iivides . the American. hc>usi>-.' | ------• ■ ■ ; ------By Elmer E. White, Secretary, Michigan Press Association------— ■■■■ - -i 40- years, and Paul G, -Sohaible, ''our acres ..oLland on ’the_ end most compfete-Aucttorr~ ter minim ciimp.jaj'ius IwiOi -refei-.-.. hividu-' witlr an ('fTective. enf'urce- Sr., who was vice-president of the side of town, near the athletic- 'ence-ie—t-hr—I'ej’cipt.-of-. IMIIIIIIMIHimiM>,>H«IUMimHIHmmtmHHIHI,IHHH>tlHHIll>lllKtltlllllllHIIIIIIHIIIIIIII1lll0 alde law. agal.u.'i. the invasion dT club in -1938...... -...... field, have: becn rentcd froin Archie- ■ . . ' Market, „ ; advertiscnief-T<7'''S,:uTe~I“ riTve"iua-n u; v.u ”Dy7. sn.iij' vjw>al e> , . :.1 .^---1 ■! ..-it) !•. ^ ■ It Av-i if - o )| ly iie 14 --fee I U-i> A 12-month-school year-will- be Lstagg&rifrg-t,vp(P -phin^which - in­ mitsT1 “Juat-because—the—plans of the1 JaycOUS-spw^orod ■ Easter The- 'loYalTcomtnit'tec in ^charge CaU HoweII 546-2470 my co!t<::ui(o.^ -liave v,'.: iAieii-gto—.-hf.weverr. it': ji-c tions are made adopted by. the DiFrand. School volves a c oiiiplex system of haven’t worked in,other areas does Egg Hunt for all children of-the; find oiif. w.hat t)s>*\- of the Red Cross War Fund drive: call' > ■ i:i;• iw11. If^.j.vju wjsh tomake a District', hr the fall of 1909. The classes. not mean that .it won’t work in community, said -yesterday that _ prevent this mail from (•.•i.ntng.-. tu. eainptai-'it- 'to- '.-ho i’astmast Gen-* district, .located between Flint and Reduction in over-all costs is Durand. But expected savings the hunt is planned for 10 a;m. their hnme--.. I t'e-d. a< th ■> dn. m ! amC \\ add, ’;ke any. fui-ther ■Lansing, has an enrollment of -V usually cited- by advocates of a won’t necessarily occur.” There is ■Saturday; however, if the-weather "that this practice-represents-a .ser-'-vietads on . this' ln\V7vpl'eas(>- do not i)0().■' Progress of the oxtonded 12-month school year, Arguments much evidence, to support the' is bad it will be postponed until - iniik LnviGtm T r_"pc'vaey -and an )(--•;-ate 'to e mtaut ' irlf in Wash- school year "will"'be . closely "ob­ In favor of such-a-plan include: MEA’s contention. 2 p.-m. Provisions have been’m'a'de: ..•offeivse"against the right‘ guaiai!- ;t"h. served by professional educators use of school buildings throughout Year-round sessions can catise^ for six agergroup categories. Each ■ fi-ed iii. th ■ • First- Amendment, We've Moved and school- officials throughout theyear; fulltime employment of many problems for~Tioth school —The—rights of-ait-v ni:i:.(ir dcallae-' category will have a first and tjie state,- It. is holieved to be the -teachers; snialie-r- classes; dimin- d i s_t_r.J_c t__ and fainiTiysk V •limite;l.-: TO 303 WEST MICHIGAN AVENUE bv a M ichigan district. since ■ use of. facilities by communities. New schools must- still bp-nbuilt fcate and a chocolate" bunny, rp- dry the/ equal •• ri.trbf <,f ..nay person 1 ^" PEARLS Although sdmilar plan’s are .under Rut.it is notJ assur,ed*that these near _ih>w residential areas, or’.'pu- .sp.ec.tiv.dy— ______.. - ’ _ to ohji'ct—with..-the_foiaaj—of. lire 1 I ■ -study. ' -Durand~is~ tire- only-'distriT't: “Irenefits- will result. pils uTuistdbe-rtrunsportod to cxixt-- WATCH FOR GRAND OPENING SALE! -----law---tfV-vpr-rr.rTr.’-TmrlTmrnireiTrMr,...... i ’P 4«—begin (l.ifinite- im-plumen -While fa vor-mg-a-pilot program |-lu pera- Sllth dl * a With niy: strong fmpport cation Association _ worries about summer months for-invalved main­ [IN THE MEANTIME STOP IN AND SEE OUR/: ■” lation was passed m C Details have-to tu* worked out, Thursday, March.25, 1954— / but. the general concept is that pitfalls of the- 12-month system. tenance work - on .floors, desks,-' EVER,INCREASING STOCK OE.£URNITURE last year, which will' m IGithc-lv than thcrfmir-quarter..sys­ Tpjimihing, - e t < f —rz ... ..LlQyd_Gnui, soji.oLlLixJaiuLMrs. way to (-ni'i'cct—tii|s_l_rrng rrm indents willvvTll attend onlyonTv the 180 ATthur^Grau, “was awarded' 'the AND DINETTES^LAMPS, ETC. uy*—of—s c-U 1 +-i >04=—yoar_l'eqoii uuL tem or the , 11-nionth operation, Costs for both labor and over- Ti--1- I \ ------1 “ 4 _ . . - , violation of decency airiT Hanjiiness As a wine -of '-tbe the -MEA feels an “extentlod sum- head rise, when, Schools are open State .Farmer degree at the 2(>th main within guidelines e> by law. -Vacations• would.: be stag­ ■annuai state convention of-.- tbo _ra.rest vintage .and s.‘.cins_in.sipi(l gered to smooth-optsration ivf—the- -n’.or—school—progrum’ is'-more ef- all... year, Students' who attend hy the Sujireme t ourt. tii a vulgii.r taste. .. fective, school for 11-month periods could ‘EuTure Farmers o f America con­ Ask To See Our 2/500 Samples of Upliolslary Fabrics M at:i)ir —'rt’-fr—HI'--of rtiktiis.—rl^-ry.w- JiliUL. vention - hcld-r ;tt.--_Ali(ihigai s t a t e ni - IhraYsadi 'Smith.- A committee "coneetvably“ graduate-'at~l'4 years 2 5 % ■ 9u-2il(i, will .g., in;')’ <■ t fe’et A nril of education's, civic Knrl OHlemlorf, assistant execu- C'nliegt 4^ys ------In YdurHonie 'NOW AT DISCOUNT. leadoi am parents will ’(tetermine of age. This would cause- problems 1,'.. I ■ want’ t explain n-, pro-. live secretary of the .MEA, points i.dent ’ o.f the Chelsea FFA .jC.hap Put;. out of yoiir heart. the' most workable progra in employment and -entering col-; -vts+on s—tr f—Hrrs—h -Irmv—m —rher nut—th a t; w h-U-e— the—assoedatiom -Nation- m J survive; this leges, " ~ter-,—h a s—h a d- .nr,my“ ho7rors^IiTTiTTg Just Phone 456-4850 bene!‘it: .of.':Tiro:si! Jeiu-Mj- nucIi as...x.o-u rd i nittftrg--vactr- favors experimentntioTrMnTJecfuctM iutver-hr'an l Stall wi prosper,’ the_, orderly Absenteeism- is likely to rise. his four years in ’-v-qciitionaj. agri­ -trying', to "Tind a ot tions for. fainjli,:s .AVith ' imuLy, -ti o n,—stud i es—im-G eorgi a,--Florida^ culture -and—FFA—iw rk^-In - ati-tim is: nes:i. -\ ' i: i'eivtl.1 go fonvard i f ^Vtlth— ourth of ail- pupils “al-“ tee ting’ themselves - and their school—difkiren- and - increases—iir tind California have- largely clis^- fam- only men can sjieak in whatever ways “o'n, vacation,” there may bo' iion' to being' this year's FFA New Store Hours: Mon day-thru Thursday, 8:00 a.m. to ilies against smut mai:. teachers’ salaries will also be proved the cost-savings, theory. president, he has liel.d th'e offices wav.- given them - to utter what1 studied. Tlu^ committee \>’ill con­ However, the must recent stuiiv is. a greater temptation among -those 5:30 p.m. — Fridqy, 8:00 o.m. to 9:00 p.m.— — Tille_..III..__4u:uv-i(ius—Uia L -a- -jier- students in school to~skip classesr -of ' secretary -Hiid=^vico-presi(lent7 thtriT iu'Trr.s fioiel—by • voice, )7y sider four b a s i c programs and 10 years old. All have been con­ snn who receives unwanted inl-ul posted card, by letter or by press, For these and other reasons, For'-the past two year's "lie has ------Saturday, 8:00 aim. to 5:30 p.m. 'whii'h he—in his sole d scretiod— j variations from each: an 1 1 - ducted, in warm ,‘cdirnates, which Reason never has.failed, men. the MEA-favors expanding sum- been chairman of the parliamen- -iktimukui—t 7——be---uij-i hnmth operation;____ ,a uuartei’ly _ adds air conditioning t.o ihe coats -tary procedure- temns'" which" won Oidv i oree and. opiH-.s.^Mi] ■ hav iiirmiGiini ...... liter school programs m many the 'Postmaster' lieiierr -m-idtAwi uck'-din .Dm: wj>ridi- ±uiHmuLLiiiiuiiMiiun^uinimuiJui*tuufnu«»i*«fimH**wHMttTtmnfiiniiiiiiiTiirnrnTT^GTrnTliiriiiii>VMTiiif -d-fs-t-^-i-e-t-ST Ghlend orMmarntalnjr -th^—disti-icY-jjpntests;— ------=— ..^-iJthat- qiMvimov i^cbetr,! ' )wht-n pn- Believed to Die in. the UptelsteringH “tn i el i'll in ; I'liin i M L!‘ * ccptable to parents since- student annals of management-uni on re­ klux.oameii au’d attendance,, is ' voluntary. T he r y lations is.the- honor conferred upipi the sieris wii: h lei! tile ideals . o f.- a are many other benefits, he points ■Donald Bacon, president of Cen­ sirure -■ ut-an -- advertisement out. Teachers have-the choice of . tral Fibre Products, Inc,r.by .mem­ and Furniture Co. - - Noriiiaa D mg! as,. teaching, furthering their educa­ bers of the Central I'bbre Divi­ MMmiinmMiiiMiumitMiiiifiMiiiiiniitiimiiiiimMMimimuitiiiiiiiMiiiiMiiiiii iimiMMitAuiiiiiiiiiili'iii'iiHriiitiiniii CLINTON tions or spending-the summer with sion of UAW-CICKLoeal- -137 -at- WIST MICHIGAN AVENUE T'u mor(^complicated and natural .was .families. Th i s -isT- espeei a 1 i y—i m-- ;i.ii !i run n,--. - of—tb (■ •» i > m m- I li ­ •-U ’of. the fellers at the coun- taking more time. • '~~7 tore Saturday night reported -partsmt—to—women—^teachers—with -r-v.mc i t lir.me-.dont. the world are Farthermore, allowed Clem, the small children, he says. ;»r Wtt*-' ft <■-;' * r* thm a|.„ ilul.e mercy.'.df a feiv was gitting a-little disturbed; Government's protoctio'n of what the newspapers- was _ School-districts benefit since of­ R.tU, whom' Ju'-has' never seen, the -consumer ' was moving into ficials may use summer months to “ in ei mi j)licaT(~! T[I1 a r‘r"e 1 s" -calling—this ‘'consuinerisni” wave’ many fields that was bad in need that was sweeping the country, plan curricula, programs and poli­ * rm :i • :t has n vei" heard of, of it. Fer instunt, hfc said he had cies for the coming sc-hool .year. : ^Mdibert Murray.' 7 .sgvti.ial-...thci—w«yv4hor4iuvmw>e»t' ■saw-where-'they-was-nt)W-F69-dif^: was trying to tell the, manuftic-. People benefit' since they can titi- fei;en.t_peufum£3_on_the..market, :lize--=eobool—fac-ilities' for—enrichH ; - Yam; ttrrers “what' the ".consumer”, need ail claiming to smell different.: >■ <; Jie.ai jVver, to . Rns- i d. __ _ _ _■■■.. ___ nient .programs,.m6reation,- .work ntird' - Harneii. :iml Cl.eni said they - ain't that, many, acceleration and' student makeup: =AYtcat--hrung -this item —up—wa different .■■■'kinds' -of smells. in~-fhe' -i-Xr i i"i ;7 e future ami..if world arid. the consumers'was git-r The conventional ninc?m o n t h where the Fo'oij and Drug:Admin*. J>ing‘ smcllrwashed, Vi istration had made a* new reccr> ^school yeai’ . evolved when society -i .-i-’-nm -Sfeff-arsr Ed_-butUd in t o . sayy-Af-i-rst of-f. wtw— a g r k u I turally — o- rfe -rrt -crdr meiiilation over the amount of fillksdidn’t "consume” perfume pyamits' that had to be put 'in' Youngsters were needed during the and the Guvernment"didn’t-noed to summer to help with.the planting, peanut butter,. Ed ■claimed this holrl no 8-year' hearings on 7 the piece-said they had been holding tending and harvesting of cropp. matter; Fnrtbermure, he allowed, This, need is no longer important, Jjeariivgs—imw—fer 8 yea-t* on the a :.h.Ciip_,.oi__th.em._.new smells was ., but-the—nine-month school system N O T I C E . l>cannL hutt. r iniUterdiini he fig- 4wd-trg—manuf-He-t-tired—fer—the men has remained, ~ L "gerFd itMuTTi eivl- ;uitTs~~~t7r~1>TTfr -felks- imd- 4f- w anted—to- rSdrad officials.''In. Durand hob jieople and cost the taxpayers a smfjit like a mustai'xbplastor soak­ that -the, year?round system is cur­ miiliun -doilnrs. ■ and--if— the - -jobs- ed in-honey, it wan’t none of the rently in operation in New York and miim'y hold—hut, wo mig'lU Guvornnv.'ntl.s business. Personal, and Florida. Community and tea- have this peanut butter criiis Mister Editor, all I got out of-the going, om. until—the turn -of the s e _s,"s“i“o p was that' pritty soon next century. Durand pro"gram may make “it“ people ain’t going to smell like more acceptable, If the move does The manufacturers; was claim* ■people. - , prbve successful',-other Michigan n.g, Ed reported,,, that', they was ■ Yours truly, districts will certainly consider putting sonic vegetable oil -and TOWNSHIP MEETING ' "i Unde Low. ' adopting theM2^month system7_ _ stT(ilrthimg^'"i7i“ :peanut'”hiUter so’s; .it would keep longer and’ spread V NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, iietter and that was what the V: pimple wanted. Rut the. Guvei-ti- That the next Annual Township Meeting ment says it ain't .what’'the people wauls hut what is good fcV !em MALE HELP WAHTED ,___of the Electors of the__ A-h a t - wirs ■-thcir-dnteit'st'd n-t-h^unaf ter. • ^eke Grubb wasvOf lin' opinion the (luvernmorit darmed they was L 7 TOWNSHIP OF LIMA prat,noting- the peopleXwhen they -twv:isn't-“doing^nthing'b^qirorec-' HOOVER DIAL-A-JOB ejJ. Counfy of W aGhfenaw, Stol ting- and-^proIonginK’.-4h(iiv-d^{e., T ii-a '. : ' ’ M i c h i g a n Clem Webster of (,th;> Greii^^ 7 '' ‘ ’ ’ will bo hold ot Society was disagreed, said iti (new automatic answering service) 'cf,. showed' our Guvernt^ent eared about us and was looking after-

the U, S, Department of Agrid- ture. 7 year to come to. a agree­ I l' Pick up your phone and dial Beginning at 1:00 o'clock P.M,, Eastern Standard Time ment with the manufacturers on sti^f I ' liow'1 much chicken had ought to on be put in runner! chicken soup AniL-nemuit-buttcr was a little. 7 6 M 4 1 4 ..-

.9 ,' ,' ...... "■7t?f|-,‘ nil"lBW' S T O ~an3rquTe7 It's better f dr you. Your nose and throat That s electric heat, f- Better for youf home. : _ A t such time in additional to othec regular business and The Hoover Bearing Division, 5400 S, State It'S the quietest heat you can get. in accordance with the law, a budget covering proposed TROUBLE? Rd, Ann Arbor, provides you with a cott- If it'e radiant, there's no sound at all CalH Edison for the name of, yoiir ONE PLACE TO PAY! nearest Edison-approved Electric Heat expenditures and estimated revenues of tKe^Township plet&-ii4t of job-openings 24 hours pier dcvT .i f J t J rajfirarmrair.furnacel.thQ-fo n runs 'shdll be submitted for consideration, '~~rrrrr~rr5r •ContragforBeTIgiveyou a no-ob..... Credit Management hiim o fp8)6Cii ? ives4 nIy a gentle Cali to’day, 1 \ > hum, soft as a lullabv, tion W B y. And we'll see that yot Service Whatelse? e 8100 trade-in allowance on you Signed: DUAHE LUIOK 662*2565 The,job you are looking for may^b^-listed-*- Electric heat is cle'an. No fumes, No heating plant - Township Clerk. 342 Municipal Courr Bldg. 'Electric heat-.,. the hushabye I Ann Arbor if not call again tomorrow. — •-^DfiJnomant Comforting to nave while your Doted: March j’4, 1068 nor f 1 .burst of hot air the next.’ The State Licensed and Bonded one, your pretty one, sleeps. e humidity stays in the comfort'range, i B i f t O i r I

PA G E T H R M I Couple’s Son-in-Law Wins Charged with Drunk Imniaiiiiel Church ’OUT v v-T ' S e Star, 12 Air Medals in Action V . Driving After Wrong Will Present Prophetic . HL1-. - -. f - ii f,* ■ C Air .... Force .Major ElinorElmor -Dodging extremely intonm*intense NEWS Way trip on Freeway Hihlc Conference hostile, firo, the major obtained whose wife, Joan, is Arrested by uniformed deputies^ 1 Beginning Snruiriy c V c 11 i l] gl, valuable photographic-information March :iJ», through Ap.nl 3',- Im­ DUN ,’i, PACK-435=^ 'M ondaynight' after driving more” ■vjsed-to-adju8fc-the-positioning7 of thffrr thvee miles eastward in the manuel ".'Bible church wilt present subsequent strikes, 'loading to the Den 8, Pack 455 met Tuesdny, westbound lane of I-1H, near Flet­ a Prophetic Bible.Conference fea­ total destruction of the targets. Marcii 19 at the homo of Mrs. / cher Rd, in’Lima township, George turing the RrwTrDoh Loughoed, • He now has a total of lid ‘ Air vernon Otto, den mother. Medals. ' T rW allace7~ 30roni 284~H elm Ud. pastor of Fliut BaptiKt Temple,, as f e £ J S » « . lhe cubs opened - the meeting was' charged With drunk , driving, sp: aker. The. Hev, Lougheed will . 'H e was presented.J,he .dee-nra- -with—th e - flag- ceremony. Murk WallaceTbld TiTiWttng Tlcpufiik -siiow -s-7me o frth e—endored-v?Kdes-- tions by Major General John L. Kern, and Scott Otto carried Tho 'that he toijk while o n tour in the fsfse&? Eofckler, deputy chief of- staff / Le^.oy Hermann and Eugene, A:lir ■ ■ ripsko received the DFC ...... flag. ’ - ■Holy Land two yoacir ago.- ■ Given ■Afajor w” ^.„wlirv achievement for systems, Air. Force Systems W1 -that-he-nlidn-Vreali/u he. was' driv- — j fle- boys practiced—with--thejr- -ing- irr; the -'wrong—la w - -trf—the ■a-ptoi’-smial iuur..by a.J.ewish guide,. j7.r RF«l&l Vootfinr^Somma-ml-fArFStf)"m~wiThonTes' the Rev, -.Lougheed' w;ts able to at Andrews A-FB, Md.' turtles for the coming turtle p^e expressway. The deputies,.'-said !le . aircraft in South, .they' found a^ switchblade kAifu in ■ sk i’i Iimi'm o.' 'ninie.’ou 1- things Major- Gleske is currently--u and practiced some m ore on their r S » support of combat skit.' ; * - .Wallace's'' itossessioK and "discover* th-it are not kiiown' commonly by staff officer, with AKSC hcadtjuiu'- $ me* % by friendly force.. od that his operator’s license had in my\ scholar.'.. " - ters at Andrews. Bandy Case furnished treats.’ «v . • ■ ■ ■ J 'li dted for hi»-profess on. ------Randy., Case, scribe.— expired" in February. Wallace reg- ■Though1 no: nronliet himself. '■his !im'tcnce in'll aerial skill in A graduate "Of" West 'Technical ■A istered .18- and - .IS) in “breath” High, school in -Cleveland, the m« predictions have startlingly .‘Swtfful c'nnpietion ^of t an DFN 7. BACK 415^- tests , given at "’County Jail. A accurate, - c , jOE—Mtas—commissioned— in... motorist "is contiidcrvd—a—4 runk upon completion of • the Reserve 'Den 7’, Pack 445 opmed its wofck- —Special music w ill. add to each', ly meeting with the flag ceremony driver*at .15 or abrtve." Officers Training Corps program ! night of pictures ■ ami. .'.message.. fr» ro ,;.e Star Medal wae at' Ohio W o s 1 e yilji University on Monday, March. 25. The-- Sunday- n ig h t, service—'begins- fcirded T'or irnTriti>i1 ioua aeryiee where he received his BA degree The Cubs- made safety signals 0 ! ^^1) It might ’ be - a good idea ’ tin * '£ world. force* roconnais- in mathematics. He earned his remind you, before you take that 'dt' 7 p,m.,ami wcidi-iiight' services ■ ()ffUUh-whihr assign* using ref lector ,’tape and ;hingod anwHOlK^1 M>ffr> ■ T-M • DS d e1 g r c e in aenmnuliertl..tui .botvi'daij .Theutu-uigniik will -1)C“ a nt.mvtfthUfl._tri Pt-Io,,. il rLvsn.cit iraf uUx —7oCl, I hi* p\ii>l K‘ ni _wtL' c. L ' .isth' Tnctlcnl “ R«eon- U. S. j'uV^nietgendeax all the time. come- to attend the conference. ^ V ,11,.nmr»,-T®r;asr ■Air, Force Institute of Technology I'^&r-^ihysieal fitness, the-boys r* if IWitli Viotnum^irom program at Wright-Patterson AFB) did. sit-ups, )>ush.-u])s ami jumping 1 ‘iw to July iwn.______-Ohio, *7^------— ------l.ior als«kjlJ™« responsible Major - Gleske is a member .of ;v/. ;;7v’lC^.K aithafnntlfll* The— meeting - closed .with- the Put New Life ^^5i-ub& .ntW Phi Kappa Psi,------,■ living circle. Steve Robbins,, scribe. Pvt. James Boham MEMBER OF BOARD: Spaulding Board of - Vounv: Woman of the. Year for Wnshtenaw county in YourXar.,. ,ublk of Vietnam armed for- Directors member ahd Amv Arbor attorney, Peter po o with tluir. four ‘children, two of whom are jn obtaining photographic in- Qualifies as ‘Expert9 Cub Scouts Forsythe and: his wife, the Jaycette Outstanding .biological and tw o id’ \yju*m are adopted. Top grade gas, plus every extra hfSjor- earned five awards With M’l 4 Rifle PACK 455— service, to- give your car better the Air Medal for his out­ Cub Scout Pack dsB’ held the performance, fasti. ’’ . ing airmanship and courage Ft. Knox, Ky~Army Private monthly pack meeting in the , combat aircrew member m James T. Bp,ham, 17, son-of Mr. gymnasium at Chelsea High school and Mrs. -Donald G. Boham, 784 Spaulding for Children ! frem March 1007 to June Thursda.v.evening, March.21. S. Main St., Chelsea Mich,,’ fired expert with- the’ M-14 rifle near : Highlight- of the evening's-en­ ider constant threat of enemy, tertainment: was a- “turtle” mcei COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE ihe=^compleWon^L4>asje^riioiiibii.t. nd fire and other—hassardoust Cub ~Reouts had ma"de_"the”'“tui'-"' Ltiohs, he aided-in the suc- training at Ft. Knox, Ky.,' March 8 . ------J------ties”, from blocks o f, wood. Six [WplctTOirnf-vitaj-air-mis-- heats were run with Jimil winner ■The expert-'rating is -the high Bill Brown's Super Service bip.-. - bcing..Lnn_.r.Uoi'__oi-.,tnj_Webiilasi t hu -UUnt .Iilul. .iitJuiiiL:UuiiLy...l l a:.pli.;hl— iji—Lllii t- i .uw u..H.c_giv.cs-ax-inuch...lu.vc..as!lhe fifajor Gleske was decorated bst mark a soldier ca'h' achieve who. received a trophy. Eric Prin- Mi'iii'f. of iiriicles, o:i. iliL- SumiUMiw for _on_Jiis weapons qualification test: Cliilili-en: uxi>lnIn 1 n^r itn: jiliiloftonliy,. i>m-- cage, w,hich was jamtm'-jLwith n-i.j'i*t-d \-.e,i,...... The =_S.p a u Id ing.. ]i re gm nL . GOOD GULF PRODUCTS______Ith-hiT'sixth' 'Ai'iLlMedal foi^_hi_S_ zing-pL juises find trait Ik; .Thu-:«erlo.’i.-.Wtlt;niPongs: of^Heffs--be mo;;!, oe alnm.-L alnmst Totally Tihra^- 1 w)m wait for adoption is recogmiz- Swance ; River” "Which: included ' a peopie -would like: to .take home • sponsive. lie didn’t T-Ty "or" rd aiul acteii upon by the progres­ DBNT BUTANYIEATING replica of a showboat, made , by as their son. At one year-of’age 'Alter living tiilit Jong.-.iii/a sive approaches of the Spaulding Den' III of which MrsT Vernoh he- -is cousithngfd- by-'-tliasiugene-y: xuivimniunTt t+Tai-i-H4’ng*,a™^.—4: a i4i-oi tizert—LaS^a—tre- Otto is den mother; a game in to be the healtjiiest^-handsompst.-iTTFTTiie eared ami lie n.rght as well'! mendmis stake in,..the. success and which names of rivers were un- boy they have ever seen. His-blue dot waste his. I'tmrg.y.;-. i.oyo. can progress of the new Spauldingai OR COOLING SYSTEMtL seram hi yd., in charge of.' Den II, eyes and light brown hair,' his work woiiilevst and '..wiihin : a few agency since it, not only' reflects y - with -.Mrs; • Sumner; Oesterley^-ilen”-dimp les.,-, . , anil- lus hcaltuyn... ,. fit ay X.uL. -weeks—^-Andn* ...... w-T-would-^murm—-a , ...... concern- of., the- cominunity_-but. ^iSSSMSi&& "moiheV" (woiv’ -hv- l)en 1 1 . and, a" enthusiasm , wu n l~d -capture I tne t-m oi his .lungs and soak hi.r & -it;lit—tcara i tit.i- ■ inrUIe - Hva-s- time to have your Den i, Mrs. Charles, Burgess, don try if they only.were aware ob his ill11!litis'_____ W’nyi- late someone. 'who- wait-. -mother,—l'-hls-included—a—map-and- existemv. "SairDiTigircTmiTtv's -wel" -i-n—U I aiwl-y—vvid-kod past him—hm ITio--I-ete-i!—Eoir.vy-t-he—lirmily—o£- -m« i rv-^eld—and—e ur-ronL—p ost- -can 1- fare department, can’t find a home -W-.ihuI- ,';i:i)xi-'_.si)_l-bau^m)—wim-coidJ-: ; An h—A-ii Hy^-sivys--1a deptlon-is-one- RUGS .to FURNITURE CLEANER pictures of boats and scenes along, for him,- . Boiibuds—chances—wo re- TvsTT- st"opping''"tO Tii.it' wTflv'iiiTn: oi - The ie\v":iiTeas in which" every­ the river. ^ , better when - he was-'younger but a inVimua ■■•llevausii in al! tin: al- one wins. The .taxpayer, the so- he is getting “too old” very quick­ M)eiv—III was in—charge lit1—the .tem,on lus, new,- brother,-. j,i,4w- cioty as a whole,'the'.child-him-- "by" , -arpe ning, auid.'-c losing Jiag-cem uanj- ly-...... j ■ ...... • ' and ■ paumis. gv.vir liimj lue w:ijj_ an self, and most of aj_l_the family.” ies. In 1957- San Diego county placed oar.y talker, walker, .an.lTv.i.s de- Not just :ihe immediate’ family m ^ Colors com6 sliyfi, fabrics dll revive! Ilia children anil had 40 left houio- scrmeif as me ■ mosl sociable cnijii bond us, • however, Torfor a cHilii' Awurds .earned by Cub Scouts .less at_the^end-af-,thu yeai^—LiUit- ^ W o ilcd o n e iti yaur hoitier... everytliing- "were . urcsontcd~as. foilo"Ws":“^o l> ' -on- the—biock.-- ArmtssTTnyH-o-h-is n latives as well; UNTIL W U-SEE— - year it- placed 452 and T124 wctb" cat pins to James Anderson- and - In some of ill.1 bigger cities, jsableinafewhours ■ left- homeless at th.> end'-6f the V-lf-, -Larry..Hafner - of—DenTI—and- Ron, boapitiils _1 j a vir _.b in 1 t-iji_""nj uc b_[u e W i l l i a m s o n s "year.' AThird"~iTTthe wrong placTf which make- thumping noises like N O fnessy soaking 1 I Miller, of Den "IV of, which Mrs. at the wrong time ,is a sail pic­ A. Rosentreter Ts den mother; a mother’s-heart'. They have found NEW ture. This child may wait .his" en- .lildl_har.sh scrubbing] Wolf badge and Demter badge -toj that,.-: m tins way, babies-stay in tire, childhood while parents who ail •■"embryonic singe" unger.^as i f N O harmful'soapsl Scott- Otto of Den III; assistant could give him the love that chil- Denner badge and a silver arrow ■if th ey n.ei- r,bt—v„ t L.-eu— houm dren must have are in another city FIKE-IN-ONE to Murk- Kern - of Den—Mi;—and :Yet,..w.c—tluu’-i! lC;nne.d_m stu.if.es and-never know he waits for them. 1 .Hnti ihe heme Williamson's new "Five-In-One" completely outdates all con­ >rrPRE E-quotation-ealT I ~n—Webelus—banner—and—book—to- which ibne oac.k to Ir.o p; -'-Ciiris- ,l:i-hi'...-loo)'.. CaTiforrin'Ts not the onlyj state Liai'i era- Unit children niit ventional healing and cooling sys.tems, In gist qnc cabinet, no AvIn'^O't'hihhTTr'XTy nut fur hi T: v u "' IT' not. Tdrger't'tiaiii tie'avernge sntrvraiiii ,in lunua'. Hie ‘fivuin- rrr include aTaimly reiationsmp. m e One" includes alt the-necewaty-eoniponents to heat, humtdrfy- scheduled for April 4, 7:30 p.m. m vymiir I PARENTS’ Ouraelean iiy Wurster our county recently move 1 to the Detroit News in- .March !8(iii gave cool, dehumidify, and electronically clean the an in your home.-.f at the James I.orenz home,, 118 >r310 S. Mocomb Monchesler S tatg o f Wash'ington and ■npnliod us - some—iiisig-ht -iiito -the pyo’iHem CADI-TI’E '1’ROOP.98rr... 'The "Five-!n-0ne" will cost loss to instaj[ and_i_sjar more "WiltTihson St.,' and“th'e“ ivcxt""pTU‘k' 3. Coils iht homo 'iin.mu ...... for an older child, knowing that we face • here in oiir... invn state. / (’mjctlo. Troop f)S met Tuesday, attractive than components purchased separalely and com- .meeting- will be b ill April 18. .year.s._nuik^-a-cJiild..-.unwanted gen­ T hu a ftiiic~'by—R -utii~C:iiiii>n--sa.\e»- _M.;;i\Ti/.'?;3,-.iitThc PeiLflioiisiu., ___ TineLtaac.fiieveJhe same total comiort ~ ' erally. "The‘agency in thr.iv_n.ew iTpe giris were TcmimTled- ’ t’o 4r Rtmovti . "As the number >d‘.? infant liorn ‘For gentle warmth in winter: pleasant coolness in summer, and joi'sition -insisted that they adopt •bring', inn their dues. .They dis-' ffltnlurnn ou't o f. wedioek" eoihiiivies to 'grow . nimmtr air_pujeTieslLapd.pLQpci‘lri’ndistu.rii’eci.all year.ound, take a baby’“instead. *‘Y cs7 We ItifVe : e-.-e.l t!i■ priiYirT’iing' and'work­ a in-the .Detroit'area, agencies whicli good- look at Williamson’s new "Fivo-ln One"- an entirely many older children \vho neeirimr- ed .u]i challenges. - _Sto-Eltclronict inn’s | .cribs-eovcvred with nets to prevent : are handled by ugen, ie? ui- some i the youiigsteirs—from -c-Umldug-out j 'p.T.Uugie—a. e . rtf-i-okigi: | . i ? l $ CONTAC CAPSULES and "exploring 'the way normal i\Yhen an unwed ,■.mother eammt uep-a—bal>y A luis])ital was not meant to he she .did -not want. i.'.liihJreii must l CAPSULC They ar. eh'Ver ami tV E R V a 'place for a chilli to grow up, be wanted! Will Find The Newest Things Reg. $1.49 yet' the agencies are full, the fos­ they.'know when smile.me cares You 1 2 HOURS P k g ; o M O ter homos arc-full, and what is alnuit them, They also know when an agency to do with an abandon­ not a -.ingle mju! h” the wo'd.l e q n t a c ed child? eases' if Miey live nr die-. ■ To Wear for {Spring In ’an article entitled "Babies It is' easy to Jnvo -a child, 'A 2 6 0 Witiiout Homes,” The Saturday child doesn't ask for too much. -Evening—PosL-gavG us-■«■^^glimpsiw _wheil -be.=-=Avmits ■ parcr lib RUBBING COSMETIC S H O E S ALCHOHOL PUFFS 1 1 1 Vi Pint B ottle CONNIE and CHARMSTEP__ * — — - — = _ k , PRO RUBBER dLOVES Be sure to Shop Dancer's IOTHBRUSHES ' .for.lhe ffoodjes. Ip. wear Mned Latex 89 in the Spring! Adults . . J Lined Vinyl 69 ITS

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HIRE A n n o M M l«M» t* l?». •H, ••• MPM* m s % » ~ ; ■*» aw. ia>w «KJff? WANT ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS WANfAbS WANT 4 1 )7 1 SUMMER COTTAGES from $4850 WOUI.►ULD LUCE babysitting Jobs, FO-R ’ SALE—Coaco folding high TWO TRAILERS roil'slid FOR SAW5-4C©wWN tnie-tur with whnhv—Phone - 475~8457. - - flfltf : Wagner louder, Call 470-1871. T r y 7 on ,vour foundation. Any whew in : prre f o fa bty- ot-\ycolc-vrtd s; “H ighr two-wheeled. '475-89:r.tT g ^ The ------. . - 40 Michigan. Bring your plana to Art Electronic Technicians school girl. Jeannette-?Nowcomef VYANTEDMO RENT—C o u n t r y PlUll ■ . I ■ ^ -7 *'J HELP WANTED—A & W Drive- ~ Dutch Boy Latex Darrtcl^ R e«Hyr7ft8ft- Dexter-Pi nek- ■Uhfilie. 4 7h-:m i'___ -40 In. Mule or female, full-time ney Rd., Dexter, Michigan, Must be high school graduate, acres or more land. Within 25 Chelsea Standard day car-, hops. Apply, .at 004 S. iv SGtf completion of 2 years elec- REAL ESTATE miles of Ann Arbor. Phono Hellers- Have The! w.tiu .St/ in1 D i ive-ln.'r— 1 "39tf Satin Gloss,- Enamel- FOR1 SALE — 1960 Buddy mobile tromes school or jeqBlvalent-in WANT AD RATES .home, in good condition, 2 vbed­ military electronics training Listings Wanted -40 Dancing Shoes Out! PAID IN ADVANCE—AM regular *di rooms. Must bo moved. $1,000. and experience required. ANYONE FOUND LOOTING or .v,ec|l^eni»nta..iSn, .finlA fnr zfi.worfrt. Bor tender Wanted- -It's New!: or le#», each InwrtloQ.. Count cash trespassing on property: Dance classes l*Elnnii)f ^ ApJ flsrure m a word. For more thin 25 T Shipping Clerk ins Rd. and Loefhei’ Rd. : “ 13875 ' island- Lake Rd. a t West words add 2 cents per- word for each Experience preferred,-.but n^t For-painting interior Avails^ ceiN Lake will be prosecuted,: Signed: For. Informaiien insertion. "Blind’1 ads or box num. necessary. Desire to, work*- ex- inps. cabinets. doors. wocKlwork Buy and Divide HOUSE,— ,158 Park St. v rltent pny;--4{Hioui's -to start;, pos­ and^vStock Clerk Eva Vofeei. 40 CHARGE RATES—Same as. .cash In sibly 48 hours per w.eek. Part-time and trim. We recommend it for Call 475-7382 advance, with-15. cents bookkeeping'. plaster, wallboard. masonry, wood 384 acres of rolling landscaped ter. Applicants must be mature, ener- APARTMENT & STORE — 112 E. r|.ri;hftrgB .lf. apt. n|M before fi o.rq. ,T. ... _CQN.TACT. MR,-JOJEI PERNjL_ ------37tf CARDS OF THAN'K§~oT' WESitMt.” ---- Modcl'-Qrgrfri------r — Phone OR 5-558r - JAMS—Slnple parasrraph atyler tl.OIT -Wr! I i s Rea I Es ta te _ -Chelsea-Milling Co. m:zixz: pOr_liT8ertfoh "for 'S0_word* or less : 2 WURLITZER Applied Dynamics " Gregory 498-2148 cent* per word beyond 50 word a. Mini­ THEATRE SPINET Merkel Brothers Gi-ass Lake 517-522-8121 Custom Slaughtering mum, 1 Inch. ■ - 40 or evenings at 813-475-8424 730Q Huron River Dr, Call 662-6568 COPY DEADLINE—6 p.m. Tuesday Complete with ‘'toy counter,” i 40 By Appointment week of publication.' _ . Dexter, Mich. , 40 Walnut. $1,505. Phone 426-4671 Vacuum Cleaners! RUBBISH HAULING Complete Food and Meat AL NALL! MUSIC THIS WEEK'S "AirEqual Opportunity Employer Processing Service, , / Write FOR SALE ELECTROLUX Help Wanted Chelsea 475-7215 / 16tf 40 SPECIAL BILLMOUCH TREE REMOVAL DONE — Also Frozen Food' Lockers COMPRESSOR STATION buyers of standing timber and Authorized MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES 19711 Doyle Rd., Gregory, Mich; Used Maytag 1966 FORC5 Phone Gregory 498-2852 walnut trees..Chelsea 475-7631. MichiCTir Gas Storage Gorhasrfull- Waitress Wanted . - -- ______L . - 32tf 34tf Frigid Produets -Automatic Washer Sales and Service' tinie job openings for qualified - 4-DOOR FOR REAL DOLLAR SAVING^ WANTED—Pet lambs for handi- applicants...Lo perform. - operation * LOCKER DEPT. >l.GP44ours.-.par...week, to .Work”-bohin& Be—sure and goen pnod .child to raise.— Chelsea. and muiTRenance at a nutufaTrgTfs ONE OWNER buy any new or used. car. Palmer 479-2469. ' “ ID ' Phone GR 6-82801 GUARANTEED — G A 8-2931: -- compressor station,Most be high ha1- ami floor, 19:30 a.m. to A $1095.00 VALUE Motor Sales, Inc. Your Ford Deal- 15tf school graduate ami.in good health. 0:30 tv.nv. Pav is -cxoclient, desire FOR RALE—'Alto saxophone, rea* $75.00 If no answer,_GA-^8_-8221- er foroyer 50 years, v 2tf sonable. 4-75-7236. —- 39tf . Manchesteiy-Mich, client employee, belief its, v--Ap» work is re.'cssary. Mtitt ~ W — ply - at O n ly ---- NOTICE! Mornritvv buildings tion.- 12201 Pleasant Lake Rd.. neat'in. appearance. "" ~ offering winter discounts on ail __1801.______. 31tf ■ l'poliv b.Uildines, Why-wait—-Buy now Milk parlor, 800-tOn E and B silo, Frigid Products Manchester.- -An -ecru.:tl"oppx)i‘tunit.v T- $1395.00 AIRLESS SPRAY PAINTING — 40 employe!' 40 and save'. For fr.ee estimates call Interior and exterior. Pinckney, 120x30 pole barn ne>v in .1961, Cavanaugh Lake Cali 475-7393, Petersburg, BR 9-1855, collect. 311f FOR SALE- ‘67 Ford Fairlane ,[.OST=Hr(!wn—and-white^spaiviel. 878-324R,___■______25tf loafing barn, 105x40, m'w, in 1965. Preferred' time to call is: ORDER YOUR Northrup-King nl- ■House-with 2 hathsl Selling price 500 2-door hardtop, 289 V-8, 4- BEAUTIFUL 2-STORY, 3-bedio male. Reward. 479-4003. 38tf speed transmission, 23,000 miles, betwcc:TM.i-8. A-l USED CARS . falfa and see bike, Contact' the Rev.vKelin. Opportunity tu’ons. Machinery, more laipirand- .size gns cook stove.'and a small • and Drain Fields value your car. Wash it weekly 479-4091.' —40 herd' of Holstcins may be pur­ refrigerator. Call 475-8824 after Barton Real Estate! at Chelsea Rofspra Carwash! 1188 1967 Thundel'bml 4-Dr. Landau. 483-6868 Air conditioned^...... $3795 chased if desired,. Farm located 5 p.m. -40 INSTALLED TO COUNTY CODE SMain. ----- 1 40 For-Lease-^-Marathon .Service-Sta­ rfliput- 30- miles--south—of— I-nttis-ing- 1966 Valiant 2-Di’„- 6» cyL,_____ WANTED TO RENT—3-r o o m' evenings7‘Mre. Stamm, 481-222 -- R P EC IFIG A -T IONS------SEE—U R— for--transit-.-mixed—edir-- -.WORK-SHOE ____ tion located on corner of South in Jackson County.. ,-- .Crete-, Klumpp Bros. Gravel Co. ■ standard transmission; npsirtmont in Chelsea, by single Main and Old US-12. For informa­ person. Call collect 517-782-9670. . Septic tanks from 390 gal. to 2.000 Phone Chelsea 479-27-1-2, 4050 Love- 1966 Fairlape 500 2-Dr. Automatic, HEADQUARTERS tion call. Ann Arbor NO 8-8839 aft- Willis Real Estate gal, aviailahle fipupi’Qinpt-iiistaL 1 aml-Rd ,-,_G-i;ass-I^akofspra Carwash, and office, functions at a natural $50.00 ______U TG-Cbargoih—Avitumiilic "Transmis- Palmer Motor Sales, GR 5-3271. WORK SHOE _ O V E R ! ACRE of bus. zoned pro] 1 PTS'. S. Main S L ''._' ■ . '.JLlO' 'gas...co'mpressor..stati«a office. Must . tr^ioilr^P.bwei,-Kfeemii!rg,-_ --$2,195 ------T — T------If) tf “ei'ty PREPARE YOUR HOUSE now for be high' schwl— graduate..and ..in 'Go -Chrysler. 2-dr. hardtop^ sharpL headquarters -good - health;--Excrdh7Tit;—employee -F0R-4LALE-T- 12-ROOM-briek-homeJ-ov-or-1 ac a graduatfon,' wedding, first com-" -TRUCKS Frigid Products 32,000 miles...... ;...... $1,650 — bus.-zoned---- ———- : m union- o FT- od; f i I'ma t io7I7 ^T(rr_pro7: at'Fi-eedom-Gom^ '4 embly- Department' had all shots, good with children, ing, small - carpentry jobs, and bedroom home; 'Close to Chelsea. 479-3351. : 40 FOR RENT—Unfurnished first* miscellaneous jobfc. Free estimates. and Ri'-lponsibilit-y, -dependability rc- REFRIGERATION Willis Real Estate .„floor.._apar.tment-.for—2- -people. Refercnces^—Ehone .851*3060 Stock- 9 ACRES on McKinley-Rd, ... _quired. -An-.opportunity to.learn a FOR SALE./ Grass Lake 517-522-8121 Newly decorated; heat furnished, bridge. _ -41 Speaker Inslaliation —'hill—in-'.book production.—-Sent I REPAIR M AN j^UOMEi TAX^JPROBjbEMS^rTt 12.-A C^R US.. 0 iL-Q 1 (L.U^.1.2 We at,.... . resume'.lo"'Box 1064. Ann- Arbor, 40 or 4 75-84SOM’ftcrdUpTfiY------19 tf Mieh. 48106. ■ Personal service at reasonable Used 30" Excellent, permanent, full time" op* HELP WANTED—Male arid fe* HELP WANTED—A & W Drive- rates, confidential. For appointment — portunily. Start at $8 per hour,|iaur,|.."..maiCr;"B days |>cr-week.- Apply in In*— Male or female, fnll-tlmo call 479-3017. 43 Pre-wired homes, for An equal opportunity.. employer" plus Complete benefits, profit shar* WL NEF,D—}vomes- m—Chelsea1 and Electric' Range f erson only at Stuckey Pecan Shop, day ‘cai; hops. Apply at 604 S.- vicinity, Buyers waiting. List _ - ' •' 41 ing and retirement. Immediate Main St. or Drive-In. 39tf FOR SALE—- 2-bedroom, year­ $50:00 : ‘ discount privileges. Apply in per* letcher Rd. -43 CLOGGED your property.with us,. -round * lakevfront «home with son, ■ 6 For Free Estimate, basement. 93 feet of frontage. Mothers with Gars WANTED SEWER It.-: * Write Box 0*31, care of Chelsea Frigid Products /-Ward Kern Real Estate Gall Pinckney -Standard. 19tf -40 Part-time workduring school hours Full-Time^Real -Estate “ Reynolds Sewer — ■Phone1 4-75*8563- 8 7 8 - 3 2 5 8 :'y ; ; 50t( taking orders and delivering. $35 •40tf per Week plus, Phono 475-7130 Salesperson - evenings or week-ends. . 37tf * , 1 / _ ! < Service REAL ESTATE A chance to become associated with FOR SALE—*1967 Plymouth Sat­ an established office. Ye Clean Sewers Without Digging ellite, 4-specd," all white vinyl Drains Cleaned Electrically FORSALE interior,- bucket seats, plus, added ..... Call days, 665-8663 ' ..... FREE ESTIMATES extra&r—A-real-exeellon t-ear-at-a- -’■-oi^evenings,- Geoi^e-.F-risingerr - NEW USTING—Almost now 3- real good price, $2,350. Call . 479-4161.,' ■ “~ 2^yEA"R“ G T T A R A N T E E ~" Jjedroojn ranch. Hardwood floors, 475-8611, Ext. 272 from 8 to 5.-40 39 tf Phono Ann Arbor NO 2-5277 l-LB. PKG. ECKRICH "ALL-MEAT" * A Formica- kitchen with built-in ‘Sewer Oleaning ls Our Bu^inesS— range and oven. Large dinette, utility room, attached IVi-car ga* Not a Sideline” 38tl T age- Gmrho’nt. $19,000. ------v Franks . , . . . . . , , 59c COJJNTR Y HOME—(Newly re* modeled l-l)edroom houso on 1- V e serve with acre lot, Pleasant country location CAVANAUGH LAKE— Modern yea r-a round 2 - bed room Home For Sale t? u 4 miles south of Manchester, $11,- house. Hardwood floors, full basement, oil furnace. ;e. . 3 lb s. SI* m . • c the devotion- 000. P ' MANOR HOUSE ' '■High on hill, beautiful view, 7 o f a INVESTMENT PROPERTY — 8* CROOKED LAKE— 2-acre lot, approximately 250tteet 6 bedroom house and -car garage acres, 5 minutes from Chelsea on j ' , located on a 7 Vi-acre parcel of land, lake frontage. 2 -bedroom modern brick home, fire­ <4-62. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 50-ft, C offee ...... lb. 69c true friend all within the Chelsea village lim­ place, fullI casement, oil furnace, 2 -car garage, 2 * deck, 2 patios, large carpeted liv-' FARMER PEET'S its. Village water, electric and gas. bedroom frame guest house, . 5 boat^. fmmldlate Ing room, full basement, large fire­ $28,000. possession. place. Gall Paul Higgins, 475-8196, •Brenl itk5t 4TM 3 86, . — ...... f f lr ;na„Cbn.bs . . . lb. 49c 'irt' ;• ON NORTH ^ of an acre SOLD OUT OF FARMS. AND CHELSEA HOMES. I0-L8. BAG __wlth_frojalage—or forth Lake, $e,ooo. Hove fruyerTWalflng t ^ ~~ ATTENTION WORKING Mothofs'I List your property with Miller— fost, efficient lerviee. Have room for one or two day- WaKb Baliers. .. . . , , OLD US-12, WEST-1.7 ^acrer, caro children in m y licensed home. high and dry. 2 miles out. Mrs. Nolly Gobb, 475-7236. 33tf king SIZE PKG...... NORTH TERRITORIAL RD. - 2 SOIJD VINYlT or Aluminum sid- Tide/. . 4 . Lots-of 'maplg 1 trees;1 R. D. MILLER . . e__A ALSO—15 acres of woods. REAL ESTATE BROKER stalled prices. 34 yrs. construc- Staffan Funeral Home ^ ejtperlehce,: ' Dare Edwards, CLARENCE WOOD EVELYN AEDON, Phone 475-7551 (ofter 6 p.m.) Chelsea, phono "Funeral Directors for Four Generation," 1 479-4231 from 6 to 9- p.m, -45 BROKER ' 15175 Cevanaugh Lake Road 1 W» N °yi sr»-8 t. Scout--%oopUm—Will rniek-up 5-4603 Rhone: OR ^-5842 ' any time.-in next two weeks, For 89tf faat . pick-up.f call" 475-84M or dUAu. MEATS * OROCIRIBS 479-3481 anytime. . : 40 P H Q N I OR 9 .3 4 1 1 JH t tfAIM ST. J

ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS UCC Lay Leaders Alerted To Urges Change in Vietnam Policy Jfi A M M 0 N D ORGAN- teachers wanted to teadh in their own * 9J? and -equipment. Congressional Candidate Jerome. . “The Johnson administration homos. Call Grmnell Brothers. Ann Also New Holland .machinery, Dupont bus urged a “-De-escalation has committed our governtnenfr to bales and service. Cobb & ftolimw/ Help Solye Nation’s Race Crisis a war psychology and virtually _"fcF&«rpi,*TaS«i Ai’bWjJO&gMT.______’ 84tf Stockbndge., Ph, UI.vsso* 1-4525. of war aims”, as' necessary to early, withdrawal, of American ignores the'domestic needs of our ttie-dj»yr -week F lA N UNINp , Che 1 ae u a n thtrcar ______m r ‘.TAttVTirthrgithe_'aimual::Lay Lead­ 'ecumenical^movement- becomirrg~Br cities, \ ® BE2k or ninth. Full nsur- . Facilities for reconditioning and ers Assembly of the two-million* ■reality on the streets where we troops fiuim Vietnam. 1» *'ee nioW rates. Call Lyle rebuilding. Used piuno sales; re* ■PROTECT ymir investment., Oct "I*m convinced that if we really ■ .the clean-car habit. 5 ./minutes member United Church of Christ live." DuPont,-tho first and, so far, jsrsfiU M°wr sa2'{§ conditioned grands and verticals. the only,.-Democraticcandidate: for want to negotiate and1 end the S. Eklund, 420-4429. v - 50tf of power -spray, and scientific do* im Chicago last week-end was Mra, The United Church Council for war, we’ve got tO'replace the ad­ tfi!,g:’nta..:just.-25c. Chelsea Ssfspra ■David H. Strieter “o'f 819 (rarfield. nomination for live Second Dis­ l ^ r ’fiSir'horiw stallion. Wa n t e d t o Lay—Life—and—Work which Dr.- ministration with leaders commit­ Carwash, 1488 S.M ahiJtt.___ ’ 40 Also prespnt for the assembly w-ere trict seat, nifuie the appeal-before ' STLlr i S ! r ‘««iueek’8 Smoky J straw. Straw,. $20; first cutting Helmleh heads 'was the first na­ ted to peace,”/ he concluded. ie notoi*? oWI1 grandson of alfalfa, $25 to $27 second cut­ UCC 1 ay_Jeuilerfl_.fr£un_fl.ei'.QSB the tional organization of Protestant a -coffee-hour, gathering at the ting, $30 to $32. Call 420-2782 .FOR SALE - ' cinhiti'yaml Hawaii. laity, to indudo both men and home of Mr. ^and Mrs. Ben’ Don- mg- ^"Ttvor-’, this season-omytsea s on _onlyfj-uf ivld.son7-«t-t—Cavawvugh Thvke,— ■---- 40tf L'eatured appak'eT'_aFtho opening -women, The pattern is the sam erits m FOR SALE—*Four 7.50x10 8-plv KITCHEN CABINETS., formica in- the' state and regional eon- His -'appcar’ance last Thursday tops, white enamel buses— ; . .session Fyiday afternoon, March Home Economics tutor 4; ft^S g ^ *wl c« -tiim— Good—condition,-on4v—% H,- ferences^of—the ehureh. Howeve ex'erring- ce—ttnly—>r-fl«-y—before- ^ f- 1'p J l’.nit "Whirlpool -t yrs. old. . Max Grambau, 117(11 18-in. wide, 1 door, i d rawer,• many local -churches itill have DuPont joined with -other Miehir Boyce Rd., 11 dmich of New York' City; ex­ ijf e s o . l’h. 4 M M . StoekbrUige.__Phone — .... — $21.95 ecutive secretary of the Council separate men’s and w e th en's ganDeni(K'i,ats--at-a--n)ass rally,- StuiLyGroups rjpraW 43 851-7830. ..-40 24-in. wide, 2 doors, 1 drawer, ^ for Lay- Life and Work of the groups. for ■ pi'esidentijtJ -hape.f-ul-=Sen,-^Eu- Theii ...... $28.50 Address^ '■The variety of ways that the ge_ne J ,- yicC'jirtfiyv in D e tro it, 'C alen d ar - s 30-in. wide, 2 doors, 1 drawer, lug 1 t h e assembly,—Dr, Helmlch ghuvehes :must respond today to~ At the:-■Donaldson-- homci -Du *7T 'n — ~ An i JVM -that-day--groups--wiHHTTCrea^ looaHy^mdersfcood~need8 and pur- Pont a-H'ivo u n c e d . "substantial March 28—Young', Homemakers at -.ULnw^w ido. 2 doors, l/d -ww oitj ingly .move-.,away,, from, atvictly In poses makes it impossible to think agreement on issue* and needs" , home o f’-Mrs. Diane Horning, in Ar.J RFC. TOM HKHir with both ■.'McCarthy and ' Sen. 11834 Pleasant- L^v-Rd-., Man- ..$39.05 church activities out into the com­ wer can ever, return to the lay Hi.:__ movement of earlier times,” Dr> Robert F, Kennedy and called:for ■ Chester. / KITCHEN CABINETS; white m unity,to engage "in mission, min­ enamel— istry, work and, sevvieo of mean­ Helmlch stated,; Seconcl District I)emocrats,to■ sup- April 1—SLF. Neighbors at home B2 ing; on behalf of the world." ' He cited the need for' the laity Chelsea Woman’s I)Ort~ both/ senators against the of. Mrs, Robert Schultz, 7150. , -"0-i n. wide, 2 doors, 1 drawer, nominatfim .bid of .President L'yn- Scio .Church Rd., Ann Arbor. 3 shelves . . , ...... S34.no He emphasized that these' activ- . to become intelligently involved in T E |« n f llA t* W A I I l l / l a d -nomin itien-.■would inev-Habty transeend-- 4he»atF=aggloe-agft1n6t” povei'^Mmd- A Pf V w llv A , fT v l l i m v l l itlan^J. -A prU-4—■V1etory-at-hon;&^of.. ,M.ra^ ANNUAL 42-in, wide, 2 doors, 2 drawers, denominational boundaries to In- racial divisions at home and for T— V*A4»»«m A a 4 U m In attacking the present,co_hr.se Charles Sprague, (Hi5 Gainabell, 3 shelves — . v - „ — .r$Ui),05 v iu d e ^ c ovo]>erati on "With other peace abroad. The ^purpose of 'the 111 TlvlH H ilU aCtlO Il of the . .V.ietniiTn war, DoPimt 'Y pjm nti'.------r ii Council for-Lay Life and Work is stressful that a change in the ovs '42-in, wide, 2 doors, 2 drawers, churches and- with non*church Pfc. Tom Herr, 20, of. Jackson to develop educational opportuni- ‘‘aims" of U, S, ■■■■policy is badly Emotions are valuable but, civil­ " 3 shelves,, brown enamel : $5i).l>5 groups. .. !■ ■• ■ , was wounded in action recently needed.: ization teaches self-control. OWNSHIP MEETING 18^r Brocmv and" Cleaning "Slipply •uit-4 s;- boyott(I" '>tbfrr-ltfe-"-of-- oar- -Hea-.t a.-.ftaalat-,thftm^-hfiL>SjaldA. while- -serving • with-1 the Marines- .'He reminded-the delegates to 8 Cabinet, -white enamel- ~“$14.95 local congregations - th at we will in Vietnam; His parents, Mrr and the Assembly that the' United see .a vast, shift in . the use of and Mrs. August Herr: of Jackson; n o t ic e is h e r e b y g iv e n / 24" Broom and Cleaning: Supply Church of Christ’s Executive Coun­ Cabinet., white enamel .,....$21.08 our em’vgies as organized groups were notified o'f the incident Tues­ cil adopted earlier this month a of .laity,” he said. “This is the day,. March 19 by telegram. -Pfc. [That the next Annual Township Meeting 24" Storage Cabinets, 5 s h e lv e s , program of action on the crisis ■white enamel ...... '... . $21.88 Herr called his.parents from Seat­ o f the Electors of the ___ THANK YOU in the ghettos, calling on local tle, Wash., where hV is now re- .30” Storage Cabinets^S-shelvos,- ... churches to give one to five per­ - Many-thanks to all who remem­ cuperating in a naval hospital. white enamel ...... : ...... $32.98 cent of their local-expense- bud­ bered 'me in ■ any way while I The brother of Mrs. Myron Clark CLOTHING CABINETS/ bro-wn was in the hospital; also, since gets to the effort. of 7953 Clark Lake Rd., >Pfc; Herr By LOUIS BURGHARDT IrOWNSHIP O F LYNDON ■ enamel — 1 have been with my. sons and “There must also be a concerted entered th#' service in 'June ’ 19(>7 :vice' ■ 30" wide-.-x .63’---high 2 doors, their families.: I very much ap-1educational effort among the mem­ anil was sont to .Vietnam in Noveni*. /■ In. a meeting with friends, the subject'' of Easter canie, up ...... ‘ _j .... $24.95 predate the calls; cards and other bership of- thy^HurcheF to”"re- ber. ' Easter, as everyone know!*, is not celebvated" on the-same~Sunday -^Hinty^-of-WoshtenoWi State_of Michigan -30"- Wide -x-.fKTTfitgh, a~doc>rsr-.--- th ough t f ul—ki ndnesse 8 r- S P e c-i-a 1 move 1jhe--last^veatiges_of‘ bigotry ^-evcry-yoaT^'Soin&"tinTh!Fd't~TrpmBs:-eatLy-r',8omeviimea.---J ^ with lock , . $29.95 thanks-to-the:ltevr Warner ■ Siebert dpJFrscisrrvTrom the hearts^aTvd- will be held at minds of those who bear the name brought up an interesting question. Surprisingly, no.-bne in the L-8221- 8(1".-wide— high; with-loek— for his calls and prayers. Assault Charge * . . iii' and mirror . . ------838.95-' Carrie Niehaus. of Christ. Too many of us pray (Continued from .page one) — group could- give the right answer. When you read the question, for jusliee and stand .pfit for -dis- -^'ask . yourself whether you know the answer.- - 42M u id>‘ X'7-2" high1; with tTudr upnas thff off 1C M's ■ a ppvoach cd-tlTC' a n d m ir r o r 8-18.95 CARD OF THANKS criminatory practices to preserve our community and our church for house. Although ■ he had been • “Why - does the-Easter date change from year to year; why .ake ..-We-would like to thank all our ‘our kind of people,, ” Dr, Helmich drinking, he was not drunk when —r-Asn’tHt-ojm-the^same--da-te?”‘ .Know^-the-answer ? Here it- - i' (Corner of North TerrBorlol Rood and Old M-92) MERKEL BROS rejhUvea. the Rev. Silvernail, -the concluded. - ' ■' ...... hje was arrested.- v 3-boiilO Ladies Aid and Staffan -Funeral 40 Minix was charged with feloni­ Easter is celebrated on the- first Sunday, after the •'full moon 2 natuil Beginning, ot 1:00 o'clock P.M ., Eastern Standard Time HoTne for the help they, gave us ous assault. The case .’is -being IN MEMORIAM - . that occurs on March 2L or o_n_any of,the .28 days following that .. , on ; during the recent-death of our handled by the-Washtenaw County Freight Train mother and grandmother, Martha You left us so quickly three Sheriff’s Department'. date._.Easter therefore can come as early as March 22 or as late state! Oesterle.. years ago today. We didn't have as April.25; never before or'Jnter . . , ■ 'Miss .Clara .Mae Oesterle time to say good-bye., We^ were THANK YOU ^MarciSO, 1968 Blocks Traffic so close in life. _fn death we are Incidentally, we hope to have an interesting thought appeal' m - 22% Miss Amanda Oesterle Michael Wood ami his family Nearly One Hour- Faye Oesterle the same. But there really isn’t would like to thank -all those, who for: Easter. 'Yop will find It a little bit different from the usual/ |At such time in additional to other regular business and .Mrs. Myra Cady. any death, just life on a higher were so kind during his stay-in Easter comment you hear and read. Watch for it . . . BL1RG- Traffic: was stoppcnl at all. Chel-- plane, a . great .and.. .wonderful HARDT FUNERAL HOME, 211 Fast Middle Rt., Chelsea, Miehj liiiaccordance w ith th e J a w , a b u d g e t coverin g proposed soa railroad ti'ack crossimrs Mon- the- hospital. Your' concern and THANK YOU eternal life without the heart- thoughtfulness ,were greatly lap- Phone GR 5-41 fl. klftuTCb and esti matecKrcvonucs ’ of -th e—Towrvshtp^ day—.avdvaHvgy -f i-bffl ^-7v40=tik =8418~ Hftchcr the—wnrt'log n ^kt4w»t>|t!—»>v- prectaFedU ; “ 'be submitted to r.c o n s id e ra tio n , ^aslboand freight. '‘froyi1 all for the prayers* lovely cards juth EM j hieh nicked the train, for ward and and flowers: whichT receivocl -whilF heaven above. . Only God knows Those . .. who .. -violate-the ,, law should ■haTrkwirrrl many timra" in i i i r w I-was -in.the-hospitah—A-iso-thanks- the^h-eauttfvrtrgifr you' have_deft-not-object -to_the-panalty Signed: DORIS FUHRMANN to i tlur ReV.1 Worgess and others \ Main S •sciceessful attempt to loosen the us. W fliftS -'W ' 1 'L. ----- — -— Township Clerk, locked wheels. Finally,_thc__faulty .for their calls. _ ^ In loving memory of John Mc­ close Mrs. ClarenceTdllie, BANQUET FRO ZEN - ool.‘. EOaLcd: Morcli t -1, 1968 car was uncoupled, and>t-he train' Millan. rtmved ■ on, 58. minutes after it ' .. .17 T \NCH- had first readied the ChelseaTross- THANK YOU ,hls wife and family. Just Cream Pies . 21c ings. Dozens of stranded motot’- 1 .want to . sincerely thank my >ned proj lists were "quite', upset’’ Ifv the relatives- and friends for the many CARD OF THANKS ; ~ A Second M O R TON — funexplaiaecH-mid—prolonged- (iday- cards (Tivt! telephone calls I re- —I""wouhMtke^to thank-relatives * | while ttiey- waited helplessly to c<>iv<‘d vyhile I was in the hospital, and .friends who sent me cards, S a l t . 3 boxes 29c -■or-1 -M 1 eross—t-he-G’aeks. . ------~ — the Chelsea Fire Department for flowers, and gifts during my stay .El tlie -a ke-nlant-.-tlie-Rev. -and- Mrs,- -in-rSL-Joseph-rMerey-ilos^flfcalT^and Follow th|e' changes M_ t ’C-OZ. PKG. FEKRICH ft. -frotj since my return homer Especially ..It...can ..he . expensive-to. put off. Livingston for their calls, and the fashion but not too swiftly. ^ ■' Ann washing slip covers until .they..are mnny friends who came to' visit to all the doctors at the Chelsea | badly soiled, Dust,, soil’, pcita.pinw ■mu at the hospital. They will al­ Medjcal Clinic, and also to Pastor ■ ■-—Lloyd Frank-Merrell- it Smok-y-Links . . . 5 5 c =Over .-IJ j tion and oil from a person’s-4uid)ds ways be remembered by "me..... Morris for his calls and prayers. oi i ics al I'tornl to weaken- t4ie fabric'. -...... •i------■ Frank Reed. ... :__Mrs. Leroy Bristle. 2 fo r 65 c iv and fihe lisj Crushed Pineapple 2 for 45c ger Go. ^ Greenfield Lawn Food ★ BASEBALL GLOVES KUSTERER'S ier------FOOD M A RKET -Special $4.95 bag Now $3.3tt BALLS - BATS DIAL GR 9-3331 ------WE DIUVER _ 53___| 725T- ofthe-QuaHfled Electors-ot— ^79-411 Greenfield Triple Action CHELSEA SCHOOL DISTRIST. ★ FISHING RODS WASHTENAW and JACKSON COUNTIES, MICHIGAN C ra b g ra ss K ille r REELS - LINE - NETS Special $7.95 bag now $4.98" TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS ★ Fly Fisherman Supplies OF SAID SCHOOL DISTRICT : __ * Dormant Spray ^ Waders ■ Hip Boots - Pry Hies - Wet Flies Joke NoHce that the Beard of Education of Chel- JJ® «Ho6I District, Washtenaw and Jackson Courtfltiit, Acme Lime Sulfur Michigan, has called a special election to be held in said' ★ POWER EQUIPMEN or v.wl District, on-.:— — -— ___— ------_ ------Aeme Dormant Oil------SIH1PLICITY TRACTORS Ortho Dormant Combination iY, MAY 6,1968 5, 6, 7,10 and 12 h.p. BUYING A HOUSE? j ^ on 532-ot the School Code of 1955 provides as tel- ★ - B u l k Seeds. F erry -M o rse Ask about hS)6 Ln!Pec,ors of Election at any Annual or Special Eleff- Peas Wax Beans and LAWNKEEPERS s roceive the vote of any person residing In Sweet C o rn Fonlhook— i/!?lstroHon, School District whose name is not regis- our low-cost on elector in the C ity er Township in which he Green Beans Lima Beans POWER Mortgage jMMov.an which persons may register with the LawnBoy - Jacobsen Clerks to be eligible tovote at ★ LAWN SEED Financing plan. School Election colled to be held on Monday, Blue Grass < • Pennlawn Fescue Proven ------< uff,6 • u«ff-JiuI..tatr.ji,, ^i,iy.iy»it3ti.ju 'Uu »»uiiy,firrrw. wJUWMI* i 'U^D'uTtl1.^ iT,n,iIBiuiMMi'i ihiii "m;n in ’ t it Perennial Rye illlllltllHIIMIHIIIiniHIl'MMIlitMmili , AY, APRIL 5,1968 TUBEROUS BEGONIA BULBS •ue-1 em per, I ^ re g iste rin g lifte r 5 sOO o'clock p.m./ Sostern Start them inside now L » an l.Timo' the said Friday, April 5, 1968, are EACH DEPOSITOR NOW INSURED tor a Maximum of le g ib le to vote at said Special School Election. Hand Garden Tools for early blooming. k * ...... I...... "Ml...... I....HI...... mm...... mm...... $15,000 with the Federal Depositlop^si Insurance Corp. I Hlftl?11.8. P'ovision* of the School Code «f 1955, regls- «nre T r # litbbi oificiou ™ * : m ■** Registered os generala6^ !.he MARCH 31st IS THE LAST DAY TO SHARE

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CHELSEA STATE BANK ------^ 9-yen order of the Board of Education W iA .efi,Se,!00* District, Washtenaw and Jackson "“W e M ichigan, Member tedfiul. Member Fedetel CHELSEA i Oepertr Imurowce^Cem- OH ARLESMr LANCASTER 110 South Main Street St. Secretary, Board of Education. ;^rch28. 1968, 53T£t235££fd m THURSPAT,TTOTlcW"og PAGE SIX THE rHELSEA STANDARD. CHELSEA, MICHIGAN \ ■ ‘ ■ to compete on a national level. To” qualify for competition: the band is th e ir ’sole and- full-time SALT & SALARY v f Each build will compete on one age of each member of the band occupation. .■ '.T he- w o r d " s a l a r y " i« Saline Jaycees Seek Entries for Battle of Bands of the first two nights', and the must be at least 18 and pot over Entry forms are available from growth of the fact tW #M Servicemen’s Corner all, local high schools, or may be man placed great vah! ancf I t ceivfe an1 all-expenses paid trip > to top thrde groups from-each night .19 at the time-of entering the Saline Jaycees are conducting Ed., at Pleasant Lake Rd>, north local contest, each band member obtained by contacting Jim Mullin, their ujiinut^l Battle of the; Bands of Saline. ■ ■ ' ... i Muskegon,' for the State Battle will compete on the final night for the Grand Prize. Tom Shannon must be a Michigan resident, band 581 Crestwood, -Saline. All entrys suit* .(tiul in its oriirinal «A competition on April 20, 27, and A total of W in prize money. of the Bunds on May 25. The must be postmarked by midnight, indjcatecLihat- ■fir-Ht- place- band ■ at -rstaW ’-eompeti- r.k'I.W wit, bn i*mcoe for the members must not be professional May ■< "ftt-the-Fartn Oouncil' Build*' will be awarded, ini‘ludintfitft""$UUO' in the sense that playing in the April 8. to buy salt, ing located on Saline-Aim-Arbor grand prize? The winner Will re- tion will receive the opportunity finals. > CHELSEA

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'.J . r . ' ‘ i ^M ATICH 28.TW T THE CHELSEA STANDARD. CHELSEA; MICHIGAN PAGE SEVEN —~'"-L' ~ Ti « i r n - r —■'* " tmwwwi Child Study Alert Children Seminar Set for hub and Social Activities Clubs Hold To Helping College-Bound WK9!Sii ...... -M N . MOTHERS .. . . hit'**-' ft*? S l ' o f Gkflsoa Hand Program Area Students -Suburban Mothers Child Study Joinf Meeting Legalize Marijuana? Dislikes Cartoon r f l * M»«'*; a 0 Tho Club met ThursdayriMareh 2 1 ' at —A'-joint-meeting of three -.local Members, of tho Helping -Hand “How To Study in College," an the home of Mrs. Dale Eisele, To the Editor: To the. Editor: . •' child study clubs was held Tues­ committee remihd. parents to warn intensive short course for college- '*;,Ji.ti.iK imJ- b»™ i>Mt- ■with" 14 members present. their children n|)out. the. dangers bound Chelsea, Dexter and.Man-\ If Dearborn State Senator Roger I seriously "’question the judg­ b 1 .(• the weather. day evening, March 2(i, at the The members held a bake 'sale of talking to strangers*1 and tak­ Chester High school seniors, ■will Craig has his way, there will be ment used in your selection of the 1 read'from ^ l.lsh‘ and;'©letRion of officers. Elected social center of St, Paul United ing candy, money,,.or rides with po future arguments about the political cartoon which appeared ^ ' H' vimpitut Auxthai'Y be conducted April 1-3 from 9:3,0- for 1908-69 were Mrs. -Bill Robert­ Churehi of Christ, . with 50’ club any unfamiliar '.people.’ As' v(arm M>30.a.m. and from 4-3 p.n\.'each slogan on our license plates,- re­ in the March 14. edition ...of The . woman'!* - Club for son, president; Mrs. Andy Policht,' members prosont. Acting hosteej^- weather 'anprouehes,. more straiv day- iii the Chelsea High school. gardless of other effects of his Che-pea: Standard. first vice*presl(hmt{ Mrsy “f)ave proposal. - - _7” • t s were ,the club, prosidents: Mrs, gars will visit. .Chelsea and. the auditorium. The seminar will .be The thoroughly . distasteful pic- S * " the/ cvtjrfw!*•«{* , ;Eqngwprth,isceond vice-president; -8uin!oundjng-iU’eas.-ClHldren-should- umior the direction *of -Prof. Ern-l _ “Michigan ^Marijuana L a n d" ..turo p o rtrayed' ugly , anim alistic 'executive Mrsv Don McKinley, s e c r e t a ey; fto'bort Robbins .of Child- Study bg-"Cautioned against-.any.' contact est P. Weck&ssern PhD, and Prof. would" be the slogan, "".if "Senaty desires ns a symbol of -racial and H $ S 8 & ...... for Chil.. Mrs. Ron Kiel, treasurer; Mrs. Club, Mrs._Dar_ald Fischer of Mgd- with- such people- and reminded (Jeorge V. Fliotsos, PhD, both, of Bill No. 1314 passes and Mari* civil' d-isordcrs, completely 1 ignor- Dale Eisele, corresponding seers- ,ern Motliers-CJub, ami Mrs. Don- of the Helping Hand sign in local.’ Purdue -'University.” ~ "juanA ■ is“ legalized-' in’-this-'-state, ingv'.the fact,.that the underlying : 0f nig new agency, tary; Mrs.■■ Bob ^ d ams, auditor- .Can,.t..ylon.-„,aee.us. how,:, with - all Doll 'of K inder -,KJuh. Chnrles neighborhoods ' Co,st per student, will desires. are so basically and in- 7h, fhulin^r ami placing parliamentarian, Every :chihi sl(oul(i_reco'gnvze the the hippies and- other similar finitcly 'lvuman. In a time whom homos Cameron, superintendent of Chel- tennined by the actual number of characters-'migrating to our state lipi'iumnmt 1 The ,cl.ub has planned a field bri.lliat,) t..Mue epen .„lmn,ii .,qii__ participants. .unxlerstaMing is .so..,vItaLito solv- "trip to. Greenfield Village.-April ■ ENGAGED! Mr. ’and '"Ml sea schools, attended' as; a guest. because hsri* t'hFy"CT S ..j iiw-w w * Hollis Holloway of 14808 Una- white lmckground as the sign of ' If 58 or more enroll In 'the injli these problems, I wonder what 10. • Speaker for .the evening -was want, legally, with no -one to dilln R(i., Gregory, announce tho^ the-.Helping.;Hand. Any home dis- course, the cost will be, $14 per prompted-its 'appearance. • Certain- ifTwIbc rn.-rtijW-w.ra- -The:.next - mooting ;will he. held Dr. D avid -.Doherty, 'Direo-tog- o i playing .such a sigrv4ir n-wimifrw- bother them. -help engagement of thoir' daughter, student;" .The" cost- will meroase I guess L»SD would be next on ;„as smith ami Miss Leah April i8 at the home of-Mrs, Community ' School Projects, Oak­ will offer children a place, of ref-' to >$18. for 45-57 'Students, and situation, and ' may serve to pro* Sharon' Kay, to (Jerald William land University, Rochester. His the list, naturally, - for it’s not Louis For'einan,. InstpPation of of. Fleischmann, ;-son -of Mr. and uge when they are hurt, lost,, to $25 for 35-44 participants^The 'ducc even greater alienation and ; if-)cers- will-"he--held--aml-thc"annvial .program--featured thv- film, ‘.‘/To bitten by a dog,--molested by a much worse than Marijuana, Thyn* distrust. -But perhaps-that’s, the ! "ttrar "''AndFd\v” '" F IT n M a d 'n " ^ r' cost - of .the bourse i,s usually $?5 maybe, Heroin, too. " iKNlTltS EXTENSION report will be-giveu._. .____ Touchja Child.D r, Doherty stros- stranger or in nny_ other type .of p o i n t , ______— - AimjVrhor. Miss Holloway .grad­ per -student :iiation-w|doj:_ but- lie- It's oasy tojsee many reasons - — .TV; l IS) inceting-of Rogers sed the importance of .better xe- ddngc-ivxPnrentsshould -poin.U out. cause Chelsea- was the first school E, A. Swnnherg. uated from Stockhridge ' High' lationsHips among, 'parents, teach­ why we should not legalize Mari­ [tuition Study Croup v iv ia n o t t o c ir c l e school in -lilfili and is employed these signs to their children -and in this area to participate in the ,'»■ Uu' home of Mrs. ViviaiKvPtto Circle" of First ers and children, and explained familiarize the youngsters with juana* which often leads to the .at,St*... Joseph. Mercy--Hoapiial urogram last year area students -usa-Qf-.thfiL-sn^gfllled_“ha),d" .drugs. Fabric blends contain two or pri-tir^rrsTitity ’ Mwigoh 'MgthfgmrnrdScf st v.xihurch hehl a pot- how to m ake fuller use of "si* hunts; UYeTocii't’iob'b'f 'neighborhoml~Hutp^ - Ann - Arbor. , Her fiance is a are -offered—thcL_prfiylQUsly^mAnr. I - wonder—what—Senator Graig Wn~'TibCi^i bxrtTTf"minimum'“of" lucSe^luheheoiu-for .its monthly irrjr Hand-homes.- --- it presiding. As "at pre-- graduate of - Ann Arbor High '17'he hull was ■ decorated in., a: TlonoUT-gpeciarideduetlons-* If" rany thinks we will gain .with his .pro- 25 percent of any one fiber is . ti isrs the. group read the meeting Wednesday, March. 20, spring motif,- with fresh fipwe.rs ,The Helping Hand program was student is not satisfied after sev*. needed to improve the fabric. A school and, attended Cleary 'Col­ initiated by the Jaycee Auxiliary posals? ' a„ Kx ten si on 'Women's Hostesses for the: afternoon wm\ lege, .He is. currently a - sales- "and paper b i o s s o m s: in pretty oral ."'•hours'*, of t instruction, ’ his Maybe we; should write our Sen- smaller amount is,used occasional-: Sfveptceii membeiis an- Mrs. Guy Burton, ’Mr-'. Git Ivin spring Colors. - . . . __ approximately one year, ago. There money-^vili be-refunded. — ly for' design effect. According to .man -for Auto Parts .io—Ann are now ISO sighs in Chelsea ator'Bursleyrand express our own roll cull. Summers a n d .‘Mrs. Clark Bush- The three clubs’"first vice-presi­ Michigan ' Stnto University home Arbor. An August wedding is homos, Every street in the main A maximum of 80 -seniors may views, now that wc know the ju­ \lfrfd' Schniodcr. commit- noil. planned. dents” were in charge of the event, economists, .they should “be wash-; part .of i'thu village has at least take the course. If fewer than 80 diciary committee has Craig’s-bill. i':Kt fluiininm was instruc-. Mrs. Summers : led the -program They^are Mrs. Clare Warren,: Mrs, sign up, some academically-strong, Sincerely, ed or cleaned according to the one sign.' ' _ 'purchase m-eded articles entitled, f'Let’s Listen and-1,earn.” Richard Harvey, and Mrs, Donald college-bound juniors may. be ad­ k most, heat- sensitive fiber. Anyone interested in becoming: /. Edward E. 'Lewis. Lamb children.- Chairman', Mrs, Carl Stevens, Red Cross Seeks Proctor. mitted- to- the program. - . a Hoiping- -Hund volunteer mli’y do HUelll tvpmd ‘d the PlS- conducted the business meeting af­ All interested, students- mustjfill ON THE FLY The man who "flashes large bills ter rending_a poem. __ 1. _ so by calling Mrs. A. Steinaway at every-opiportunity-is obviously, tring Party would be hf bl Youth Vounteens at 475-8815, or MFs. Lloyd Swan out. coupons: available in - the -guid­ The T i g o’ r s fie w more than: i Lutheran church .parish Numerous v.i s its to shut-ins Engagement Told not accustomed fo much money. at 475-?ti5f>. 'N x tra in in g , is . re­ ance .office and have them signed 25,000 miles .during the 1967 ^ ^ p oHLiek^Imiciieon ■ at- -we-i ^season; ■re-rvHHle-du^ng-ther=paet-ivmnthr|-!Fat H ospftal -W o rk I Fo n"E>orothy"BTQwn quired to. participate hv this pro.-; by“ tlTFtrr—puronis.- Sign-ups-wiil' n May -■ ' , , ,, as: reported by Mrs, Carl Schlos granr.-- 'A- ■ volunteer; is- only; asked still be taken at the first class r.v[ meeting -will be held ser. . .■ . ____ l__ Young people for -summer vo]- Mr. "and Mrs. Albert II.,,Brown meeting April 1. ually stress even the simplest de­ Furniture store m of 20098 BrowiTT)r,, antioJuTce- the 4t>^keep—aT-Wt4ping Hand sign, in tails of studying and adjustment ^ otne'L.* 0 A vote was passed in the Circle 'unteer service in’Tiosnitnls are' now -j.tl1,- .,. j « L.i 4 .v t1 t L /. i .. -- , 1 ..I i. >.L t- -Pur-pose-—ef—tlris course—is__to_ .engagc.immt.^~uL—tlu.\i iu—,d a u g-htex his aviitdttw—xvdrRe—he—iS hoine.- -I£r Ipriivridu^n ehnts between, lirofus- to partierprnte" in :birthday—rrrkF>. | being recru'ited by 'thcf W"asbT^mTw an 'emergency : arises,, he should" help"’ stuiTents avoid failure-'-'b y fuinlsh light. relreshments. Dorotliy G., to: Dr. Sayed .Amjad sor.and student ’are encouraged, presentations to :boys and girls ■County Chapter of the American Jlussain. so;i-_of Mrs. I'matallanh notify the proper authorUies, listed showing thenvw-in a very prac­ X t ^■lw(.tiiig^.wa> ;u]journ_ed. aP-Ypsilanf i JiStater=H’ospital.i ~ but only after.. ori_-.hetwecn lee-, : Rcli 'Cross, M rs.. Rietnull ’ 'A. -WSiP^r Sayed Gul Badshah of Peshawar, ori the .1 fack oTnthe^signT^’tfpmi tical'and highly detailed' waxT-how p Virgil Hems^lhen present- Plans were made- for the-Vivian chairman of- Voluntccns, announ­ turcs. In this way, the course adds / West Pakistan, Miss Brown is a jeav.ing.iiis home, he should re- each of them, even the -below- another' dimension- t o the work_ [|he7e*M>N> "Your Furniture Otto Circle to host tFe" pot-luck aveFago:-. students can -succeed in' ced today. ‘Co-opurating hospitals 1902 graduate of Chelsea-’^High iiiove' TliXr"sfgn- fnrm-J hIs""windowr being done by high school guid­ You." lunch for the WSGS meeting to are St^ Joseph Mercy Hospital, school and received an RN from 'Helping. Hand ,committee ‘mem­ college. This is done in an in­ ance counselors, teachers and. phr- Veterans, Washtena'wvCounty and tensive and direct confrontation be -held April 8. .Maumee Vajle.v Hospital,- Toledo, bers', note that several roads, such ents.____ . I RIANk i.i-N iu ;i ru le.— .—_ the—Ger in tics Unit ' of' Ypsilantr botween—proi'essor- and --student— It- O'.,'-in 1965, where she is currently as' 'OKriJS-12;- St-ofer— Werkncr, The course was developed : by larian Kiuvc C.'ircle of First WESLEYAN SEIiVlCE GUILD .State Hospital. Dcxter-Clielsea;’and roads around is a highly structured program; Jicdist (hulch merat-the Chel- working. Dr. Hussainds- chief ad­ Pi'ofessors Fliot.sos and Weckesscr,. V Wesleyan Service Guild of First To serve effectively, Mr«..Wai'o ministrative resident at Maumee Cavanaugh Lake,.do not,.yet have AH lectures- are supplemented both .of Purdue University. It has i nljst Home Wednesday-, Methodist church mc.t.-Jggesdav any Helping Hand 'homes. Since -with printed-handauts-given.to the rfnrii ]11;vn ned po t—1 uck jyiid^xachVuluntemL- xeceiv es„in-„ Valley-Hospital,-—He-is-a- graduate, been-offered -hy -aponsors-Through- -evemngK-Mareh-.i9: at thc^hohYe oF. children:,..will- be....heading , for .the student-as each ■■■phase-of studying,, iviih l’> Tiu’tiihers of the tensive classroom and- on-the-job pf-schools-in -West Pakistan -and out-the--nation to well over 10,000 Mrs. Joyce Weir. Nine members training by means of a 20-hour the’ United States. An: April 20 lakes and” woods during the .Warm­ note-taking, test-taking, ahd-ad^ students. - This is the fourth an­ guests. . c, and 'three guests were present. er weather, traveling along these in-:— -— -the-course-etmnot—be-oVQi'-empha-- n n In'iini singing ail’d Synthetic riher's’ do" ho't absorb -uate" presently—enrolled—a~t—For-

“Yduth; Soeiet- versity -eral..other= eol leg e—s,tudeflts-r--al-b -J-iyin uni ^chair.er, Detroit held, ’-The first -meeting will-.-be ing to mciiilicrs of the. .Helping.- ;homcs :!ire_ generally. use_d^Qnly_for ,-.v Miietar-y i>f--MUsiohL soui'ces;” She ’concliided her taljc- cliffacteYieUc: 4a a~k e-.s--tiguu—Less* CHS' graduates,--who- participated H M H H M b iielcrsntuniay, April fi from"9 "a.iin Haiuf-commiflcc,"aTi'd- lias the firtb real emergencies, ^one volunteer and Service of WS- by reading from Rohians 12, ver- c‘6,niif o r t a b 1 e to wear-in wigm in this program last year, ex­ - until 2 p.m. at the ■ Red i Cross s'ppiort of village police, schools recalled' an unusual incident. A ciwrsfe^tHM^t^-progJiivmir ses.9-12l .weather,— :---- — pressed very, favorable reactions Your A-0 man will save Operations Centsr^7'2TI9 'Pa"ckal^T[”. 'apd,,tiu* Village Coirncih - Through:: child came to: hbr- door and said war '‘The Choice Is The next, meeting . will be held- to this program - in terms of 'its J I n es'da-V-, AptULlfi at the home of ltd.,' Ann Arbor.' Any student who ■tile ■; cii-iijieration of the current that his brother had just lost .utility. _j ; you money on your car "irii^yon in -liiscijrleshipr IIcTpiim Hand homos, the progrlinj his' "tooth.' The _volimteer thought" Mrs. .Robert Worgess. ■ . • will’be .age 15 by Julyjjl.is el.igi-. iff:.- ChelseU School District insurance. No sur- he—lntlv i'lia])lirr of -Mat*: ble. Applications’ for this servte^ lias jic.in a success thus far. If that this was ' an amusing a scriptural background, AG ENTREPRENECUS be obtained.at Red j.iooph‘ volunteer their “nr>ini*rrf.»nev.” hut soon discovered or higher rate. closed her talk witty a. prayer resiahiiices as Helping Hn-hd homes.,. that the boy had lost his tooth TjWnrKoyd . :rom’ his: book? -The—A-gricult-urnl—Kivt-repreneur-s- MID-STATE See your-A-O-maru-*—- Bureau Group Peak. Director of Y-outb Activities Monffay the Crime______rate against______children______in JOeCaUSQbecause Ills his broTherU1 UVIlfl ■ hadIiau just ■ W W ^ ■ m m m ^ ^ ■ _ : Yini Running wi for the,Red Cross. Cht^^W Tll-coW nue. tq..:be._.very; Ipunched -him in the moqth. The ' P l^ l A ^ l/'P ; h e 'S all 'OUt fOr yOLb” ho civic voted To" help • with day, 21- a t '8:80 p.m. at the oyer nii).§hed , potatoCsr," 'buttered homo of Mr7.aml~Mrs. j^eRdy~Feld-" Vuluntcens- surcessfatly T—-peaeh_- .low,:.'.fl'ajct. comnliittee members. ': L^tll for he In turned out to be, an | y lw ll] 1 lllC ||j______-Un*. a'c tii—lielp .defray ..the A lthough__the__Hblping Hand emergciivy, ~after aliv - - -. mso of'sending a YouETi 'FeP kam'pT Sixteen- fain! lies Wore-pres-i sueh-responsibilities as: assisting :9s"ser^,. uylJt,.. = = : ship member to it Youth Fel- ent."'. ■■ a new patient to the correct wardK ’ Tiie^day;- 'April 2-^Sloppy Joes, $25 to $1,000 ATD. MAYER hip'Travol Seminar in Europe, -. Keith Bradbury, chairman pro­ or room, assisting in occupational buttered buns, slice of cheese; but- he next meetings will be at tein, opened the meeting with the therapy -and recreation, assisting tcred - vegetable, chilled red rasp- patients in the dining room, cafry- For Any AGENCY, INC. hoav(L_i>f—M is.—Rba id cm- -Wood plectge—lp.fige—ami-Farm Bureau Creed. berries, milk, ______CHARM BEAUTY SALON ewis. Haselswerdt1 shovved "ihg trays fyi’_7disabled patients; 'M^djYeidrty, : April 3—Creamed' April 17.' ■ ;; . ' ' ‘ Mrs. L^ . - 4396 CLEAR LAKE ROAD WofthwhitFPfllfose slides of her t r i p to the Air distributjirg-mail—handling Tn-hoj- Turkey* pv^j-. w h i pp e (Fl5o tii-twsxbl* tx - “Yoljr Protection Is Our Business" -])ital TEurcnm uft- - w o m e n " Academy jn Colorado and to Cali­ • . , • te yClvli retF Um1IvV0 (4l|U |fV M Ul n ^ ”*4Foe=exere4s- write to their Congressman con­ ing; more freedom of choice7/s a y s - cerning them. He also provided Boinetta Kaliabka, Michigan State. MlflK Of IlCUUKC* higlvlights—of— a speech given by University— Extension. specialist. Sylvan Witter, .assistant- dean of Purchase^ may be. influenced by agriculture at MSU, titled “Michi­ promotion, advertising., and "dis­ gan Agriculture Today,” play, but consumers teiui to c.oun’- Discussion was held pertaining tci'act these influences and

PAINTING POUCHES in Wooden or concrete porch floors TIPS are subject To heavy foot traffic, 1 4 : K a r a t so be sure to paint them with^ an e x t rcxire-l-y- d u r a b l-e- coating.- ~ € o tc !~ Special porch and deck paints are stocked by your reputable loeii paliit dealer, but undercoat will vary according Tothe xuntorial to be covered. .Wood can somotini's be primed with ft thinned version of the top coat, whereas cement floors LblrtRstone must be printed with an- alkali resistant primer. for each child Buick Bargain Days is that time of UlnAtl ||TA cf Ccrnelia, famed mother you a Buick owner. w Ancient Rome, said of from It’s that time of year you get «r children. . . 'These TODDY and FRAN the best deal on the new Buick are my jewels". A grace* YES of your choice, equipped the 1 ;y!.an£f efegant symbol of KUdi (!< rnroich, who designed way you’d like your new car to be. ■ ri« In motherhood, this WE ARE MAKING topless bathing suits and start­ ed the whole topless trend, ap­ It means prices you’ve got to ,.y wj Cornelia^r|B| l8 LONG-TERM FARM parently helievos the top of our Plonad In 14K gold. heads are more important than see to really believe. __And iLmeRnsJhe_most. lihcral trad e-in .. anryvlu REAL ESTATE He says, “the dress is only an allowances of the year. •Sprclnl Ihiiik Knrguin Days feature: Buick Skylark sgainst the finger accessory. It’s the. other things Custom 2-ilr, luvnliop, bargain-equipped with whncwall • set With cuMhAtu LOANS Everything we’re doing during Buick Bargain package, deluxe wheel covers, custom bright cxlcrior J f i S * • •. one' for 1 —ths'w ay you wtfnr your hair. Days points to plenty of incentive for you to become a Buick owner* moldjnus, and custom steering wheel. . A hair stylo is an ! rlvc4hd'or8randchild‘ statement about'n person. That s See your Buick dealer today*^ ^ treasurer" SEE US whatTushTon is today; ’ When 4 ^r- ^ uoa^Q^Qdivi.d.ULlRyj...yjj.l‘L. ~ up: iKbuTd"-knbwi“ W 'rHhink . _ _ _ Llii mama 1 - dressur«BB tops are a ,b it more im portant than the desipfner does, WINANS but we have to agree on the Impbrtanco of “the way you Jewelry tfear-your h&Uv’L-— . Magi. Mlrrar Jeauty Salon Ph, 665-61S 9 2221 J«k»o*vAv*. * Phiiw 665r0816 x AMA Arbor, Mich. 46106 15 y u lw s Rdif Aaa-ArboL, Sprague Buick-Olds-Opei, Inc.. 118 N. Main St. T] iURSDAYj MARnw op-^i PAGE EIGHT THE CHELSEA STANDARD. CHELSEA, MICHIGAN Girl Scouts Beware of L ^ m ^ T _ '$ DEATHS Qorfimmity i " r V •. '^'3 ’ r Increase Total Unlicensed - 4 - 5 - Mrsv OUo W* Goetz— GustaveA^Ziegler — '* >3 f4 ,f * t i t S i ? 1 , 1 In Cookie Sale 'Dies Sunday at Hospital Had Operated Cooperage Home Peddfei • Village residents are ☆ ’☆ ☆ *31 » £ ! ? } !3C * 29 ? & I-; | Mrs. Paul Maim,, chairman of Following Brief Illness Business in Detroit 60 Years i;! the jtH58 Girl Scout .cookie sales, •not to do business with‘-any j * [reports that 514 ;0tts&, or (SvlftS Mf,s. Louisa B. Goetz, lH|, a , Gustave A. Ziegler, 85, a resi­ dent of the Chelsea Methodist -Washtenaw. County OKS sprjng i hoses, of Girl Scout cookies wore former Chelsea resident, died Sun­ door-to-door salesmen hav J Regular meeting , of the Amors day, March 24 at St. Joseph Mercy Home sinco: Dec. 4, 19(52,' died can Legion Auxiliary 1$ p.m. .IFues. session. ’Saturday," . . .Mtuvh. «ih Jon-J su'd , d ut i n g the recent annual mit signed by the villuge el Hospital, Ann Arbor, after ' a ibursday, .March, 21 while enroute . Perm its .should be current, -— - - day. April 2, at the Congregation- ->e-n - •Wlementary • schoolSaline, i dviv.v . The five. /Chelsea troops to St. Joseph ..Mercy H ospitaf fol------afchurch.------' ■, Rsg.V.r.r.i.m; 2 p.ni.. afterno m ~W '; sold, 27 -more eases trim Inst year’s briif illness,. She had lived at;304 plralion dale U p j ® « s:o:i; .( p.m., dmner. ti p.m,: evening "TOTaP'Iv^^STT^WlrelV six troops S,--Main- St.-Hinti-l—a-few months-iowi^ig-tt.^udden illness^ /lie.sidonts.-8hould-4ttth(t-fer t . . i • • . . . . -• ■ - .... i . »* ago, when she went to Ann A Mr. Ziegler was born on June L ’ ■ • •_.Senior 0it;?.en*..-^rthjay n.ot » o:.. Reservation;? due we,re_ involved in the drive. perm lts bo presented.' if aV. “/"the; rrt»niro^nia ter -jjmivber; of bor to make - her home ■ with a 25/T882mv Detroit, a son of Fred­ man doesn’t have one', ....._:lUf-iL'd.n'-.er..t;o' c"\ a: SA K u b,. .Mjh.b -t» i$2.id' to-Mis. Della erick and Mario Brosofski Ziegler, — vr,er Rrtable s«rv:cc Ati-tm., '.375 Sali.r.e-Mi’.an Rd.. Cases sold by. each’, troop, and daughterM rs." Tmuis' Hackbarth, contacted by the- sulo.snian'5 ..Saline. - ~ cookie chairman for each group at 317 Montgomery St. A - - hc-w as man iej/ to Clara Ni(epoth immediately report him tn , and*dish -to •«»>.$. . in*-Detroit on June 7, 1U0G, She, : " : •'- ■' •■•■■; «• ■■ • ■ * • : ... . ■ .. - • :,..t.i:c,,„iHi .lollpws; Troop 47, W __ Rprn ..March: H>L,1$7$ .in Freer Dolke-at 475-4291 - llm l.° ~ evi 'xv.vi 0 ‘. ve Women's Fellowship of the Con- eases, Mrs. John Thomson; Troop dom township, she was a daughter survives, and resides at the Home, Village Clerk George AVi which she entered' with her hus- __ LfcdiTC...y • /■*> ■ Va .^M. T.n'S.i'Tv. gre.Mtmna! chiMeh. Thursday. o8, ;lli>. eases, Mrs. George Miller; of Ignat/, and Katherine .Many. stated that ho has net issuJ baml in lil32~—’’------r r —" — '—~ Apr:!,2. T \ ; n 1 Apr.'. 1, 1 p.m.," at church. Nur- Troop1 S2.'.127 eases, Mrs, Gerald Wenk. She was married to Otto TJBTm1tB-m-^vcriu,nionths ■ -sery ; ur./Vidcd. ■ Anytlu Troop i)8, 113 eases, Mrs, W. Goeta 'on June 1, 1898. They. Mr. Ziegler had openited the to-door s a le s me n.visiting Ziegler Cooperage Company .in De- ' Sv*i ■ 1 r..r. ■ A 1". r t'TlK in ..!'t—-T-'Ti'rWS»-■'—. :-v. .'■. ■: ■;■■■ . - _ " i—■■■■.■ ■ Carmer Sloeum; and Troop 77, -47 Jiad farmed on Yoakum Rd. until JJARNS COMMENDATION MEDAL: Specialist 5 Duane R. homes ln_the-.ncxt few-we% eiises, ,!oyee Schneider.-, 11K)4, when they moved to the. S. ft- was dis- Brassow (left), 23, son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Braseow, likely do n o t' have 'permits ■-men*-Banquet f ■■p,sw.r> ami sub- ^ A!'^*‘ I-’bi annual; Eu>- vontinued about two years ago. 4 . Profits from cookie sales are Main St. address. Mr. Goetz pre­ 1(555' N. Fletcher Rd.t received the Army. Commendation- Medal - peddlers anil solicitors .wishii Tbor-d.-iy Aim.’. at 0J‘ "'rek-end flower sale. Kiwunis Surviving ^in addition' to his useu for special programs by in- ceded his wife in death- on Nov. during ceremonies nt-Headqnartors Company,_LL_£L_Army.-Garri»— sell their products in the ci, "i'!virru;TfJ,’Troopr“niTHr^^velm^mftroops and development widow are fwo "aoifsT^DiT-itobert — ui.—Rrmg—t^tiiiv-_,4C!V-:.-i!._ and-dish 1 ' ' ' ' 22, 1907. son, Ft. Leavenworth. Kan., Feb. 23. PreseWiiirCItho_ award, is virm must have j/oj mits, as _of camp properties by the iluron. F. ■ Ziegler o f. BiimiIngham— and vided.JiL ji^-M aga,'- oi’«iin«nc to pa.v>. j _ ._- Kro!udi,_bakeiL_gou.ds -sale. SntUr-- ._-Sur-viving—xu'.c-.fQur. -daughters, Earl ET^Zregler TiT^Miiiiaml^Wrur MajoFltbb’errHrCivmmons, Jr., Headquarters Commandant of the ’ , ■» * » , i liny.March .30, P-5; K“of tl Hallj Shilley Girl Scout Council. Mrs. Louis (Elsa) Haeklmrth ami Dennis. Smith; is. »f j|i;- . With profits from 10 years of seven', grandchildren. , Other sur- fort. Spec. Bfassow received the award for meritorious service, ■Pnrk - was solieiting for bj Regular ftu-etmg, 0 !ivV'Thap. benefit French scholarship fund. Mrs. Charles (Hefciv) 'Re.ckmau, •sales, ljqi'ini V|t)ley Semits hvi> vivors inchnld a sister, -Miss-Lvdia -during - his last a,s*ignmt^iLl\dl^..Headquarters _Compaiay.-At-.F-l,— thw-dC^elsea-weii-Minrli 'J> \?;n ... u,r■ -y-jy i"ih.iwrug; W'rilU^rtiivT'A'pi'il" W .i 1 , .>-M 3f —.•■■'■■■■: .-■■— 1 ■ ""rtdv -40" bbth -of - Ann- ~ATb\ir',’’MTyr vMxTlg' Zieglori-and-two-brothersr-Edwai-d purchasing 400 acres Tof '1 wooded ■ ( Edna) Lohnuuv o f T use on, “Am ., ^Rtistisr-Va^from-Decem ber-l 965 - to -DecenubeM 966r’-Spec.-Brassqw a license. Several_ residents . Tidii p.m..- at-the-M asonic Hall,' ZiogL-r anil Fre'dei-ick- Ziegler, all land- n.ar Jiiiuien. The; site is be- and Mrs. Fred (Margaret)- Hall ^Iff-Tnadgne'dnBW’a'rt'WiathMi. crew chief with Headquarters Company ■plained to Chelsea plico, wh, honoring -tluv/ Station. of Martha. [. ■ AVaterloo-Mt. Hope • Cem-tery of Detroit, and another brother; -injg develope'd for a permanent ■of Elat Rock; six grandchildren; at Ft. Leavenworth. 'rested Smith on _a charge'of’ | Association,- annual. meeting. Fri- resident camp. Thus far, through Charles Ziegler of Pensacola, Fla. ., Washtenaw County OES annua! j day, March 2D, 8 p.m.,. Waterloo seven greatgrandchildrens and lawfully engaging m the bus cookie sale efforts, a - combined 8eyer.al nieces and nepliews. : lie was a member of Metropoli­ of soliciting and canvassing ir White ..Breakfast,. Thursday, April i Town Hall. winterized troop cabin-diTTing. hdli, tan Methodist church of -Detroit, Walter Ii. Neebling CEA Hosts • • • 11,.. 1>:3U a.m., Saline. OKS dining . *• » • * •Mrs. Goetz was a member of Village of Chelsea without' a beach and-tent units have been' ■Kiwanis Club of Northwest De- (Continued from page,"one) obtuining a permit todo so,” room. Reservations (hui by April Chelsea ■ Community choir re*' St. Paul United Church of Christ troit, Birmingham Senior .Men’s Chelsea Woman’s Father erected. This - year the _Girl_.Seouts_ lamb and lion-motifs—were de­ leased on .$25 bond, Smith ap U (ijll.do) to -Mrs. Della—Austin. hearsal—xwe/y -;Sun(Uy sigj ^kU^ei^'Li^4L3(L8-~pSni-^lJ-rit'c~$'1750 MeKdrdey, C he l s e ar- - n rcT r^ r nieyer, council treasurer. Both men M rd t Funeral Home.' Andrew (Carol) Fleischinan of such a contract. adults, 75 cents rhildren l;2_..and gi.rls interested in joining this club I 5!arvin E. Taurianen, 2D, “of Dies at Methodist Home [ Chelsea; five- grandchildren; hijL :ul_i__;at Chelsea - _Junior_H igh unilei Another ‘’salesman to bewar] adv40 may .all GR P-GUOd or HA d-4554. :-18523-"Ol(i--US^t2," pleaded “ guilty father,, Edward of Y.psilanti; a school. Mrs. Pichlik, as pi'esident Mrs.- Harriet T.. Dickerson, 7(5, is the telephone solicitor. !| j to a charge .pf reckless’ driving, a resident .of the Chelsea Metho­ John Grammatico brother,' Paul; of Marion; and. of the local association, is ' also _ .Inquiries regarding, the Chelsea resident agrees over the telopm Sewing, every. Tuesday after- i reduced from a charge of drunk dist Home; died' Thursday, Marciv several nieces and nephews. . J a member of the council.' ■. -blood—bank may be directed, to .Chelsea Man’s Father to have a salesman visit his ho| noon, at /Kornev House. driving;...He—pai(H$t 10—fine and 21 at. St.- Joseph Mercy Hospital, Harold Jones of • Central/'Fibre Funeral..services were held' yes- the salesman will not cornu costs following the h e a r i ng Aim—Arbor,-aftt*r--a—short~iffness7- _.jDies-at-Area Rest Hoi Products Tn the .event that Mrs. unlay at MMehlig- Cha pel. Burial the village license ordinance Cards eve)y ThuTMay afternoon ■Wednesday, March 20 in -Munici- She had entered the home Oct. Class Tourney . . . Dudley. Holmes-is unavailable. at Korner House. John Grammatico, 74, of Ann followed" in Bethlehem Cemetery. jurisdiction since lie was perse] pal* Court, Ann Arbor. 7,-l!l(i4... _____ - .... . - (Continued.-from, page one) Arbor-, died- Monday, /March 25 at ly invited- to the home, by; _.,_Born June 12, <1801 in J)ast Cedar Knoll Rest Honu'. *• ; : A ".man'''holding-public office can members, is composed of Chelsea owner or a resident therein. Tawas, she was a daughter of ; Born April 18, 1304 in Sicily hardly expect..to-.ploasy-those-who- High -school -boys-w,ho have earn­ Fred and Cora= Wilcox Thqmias. to Casper and Rose Cognata Gram- want special privileges-, and extra ed at least one • letter in a var­ Telephone Your Club 'News] She was married^ to .Corwin O. matido, he married Fanny Cognata fav.ors._/ ■_ — - - - sity- Sport. : :----’—r-.—------To GR 5-35K-L- Dickerson on J uTTt5 24, ,1931, lie in ' 18il07~ "Sh'e'~ "precoded him ' iii~ died in .September -1U44. . death-Oct. 10, 1057. —Ln_liloP, ...h<£ ■Mrs. Picket-sum whs- a .mwmhev married Giagoma-Go^mrfca. of. .the- Madison\A.veiuie..Methodist —-Sin'-v.ivors—iwclu(ie --liis- widow;- church of "Bay City] ! : five sons, Casper, Fidele and Tony, Surviving are - two step-daugh- all of Ann Arbor._ J oe of ,Lansing ters, .Mrs, 'Plfyllis Johnstoq of anil Alfred of Chelsea; three South Lyon and / Mrs. C. L. Pur- -(kvugkters, Mrs. Eddie Constan- Aiu/AvMet ate Aite/ year of Prescott, ,• Ark., . and ' a lineiiu of D.troit, Mrs. Angelo' step-son, ; King J. Dickerson , o Fantuzzi of-- Berkley /and-' Jtesr ■CL'andz/Hapids John Hall of Lansing; 28—grand- fi u ue ra 1. - s erv. ic c s... av or e—/h e M —at- etrtldreir-aniLf i ve -greaUiri/atnlchil- t.he Methodist Home Chapel Stm- dren.. Two brothers anih-four sis- day,-AIarch 24Ta t ^ p.nv. dVith the tqrs-i m'-italy:-adso"/s urvi ve. -Rev, W-iU-iam-Joivnsoiv, chaplain-of- -Funeral-services were held this —Home,—ami—the—Rev.. Louis' iiKU'iiiiig at St. Th'omaa Catholic Ellinger of Bay City officiating, church, with bur|al following in Burial followed in Oak Grove St. Thomas Cemetery. Arrange- Cemetery. Arrangements'were by nients were made by Muehlig the Burghiirdt Funeral Home. Chapel) Ann Arbor. " , "7 J l £

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Convenient Budget Payments at GAMBLES STRIETER'S MEN'S WEAR .f f 1 '-The Place To Go for Brands You Know J ' '-r G R 5-3891 ■_T -r — r- ■p . v jtfA R C H 2 8 . J 9 W PAGE-MNS- a i o r c u l t u r e THE SUPERMARKET THAT'S JUST A LITTLE BIT BETTER l ICT ON *»»»»* "Pm tyjlLWodl .... - r -----1 _ ...... --fm ■*** f ,' ■ THE K N O W H O W OF INTELLIGENT MEAT [*. Temid Horror to -any Stories •Hess \\ with the results Of our ^ave a ■ P '-'in siv e s t »te-wide BUYING IS REALLY THE 'KNOW WHERE’ Mage ell :'*S iohn law. Michigan far- l'ent; an| ’S T a . shcckcil aa anyone on * hear, reports - that Our customers have learned to depend on the outstanding quality of Hhat' L y amen t process in? plants LU ii ^-C-Unitetl States were un- Stop & Shop meats - unfalllng satlsfactlon with every-cut they purchase.- > the.pel fr*th Thev eri ng-Jd - at glaring V...... ;>i*...... V...... ■■■■ .:■■■. v- ...... >nian ^ t e l n g of filth, flies and. The finest quality, together with the experienced expertise of ou^ meat iim to U**»s« ^ ...... * . n v . wmits, Prices Effective Wedneidew Mereh *7H» 1 wishinj t., it become apparent that Ihreugh Tueidey, April 2nd* 1961 4hE.Ch3 ' 5 jhR horror stones were jiitw '.!■ ■ .v1' i ts,,_as , T^Jby govcnniment__inspefi- •’dinancft t t0-convince-Cpngfdss' to-ig4- »f His eate’s Vights by -new ■ an'd .°1' book: •h °> \?itj iidonts ko, who| A lumber of states, Michigan: "Triple R Farms" U.S.D.A. Choice ‘I'geof k m them, had already paw- the busil i!d were enforcing state ssing.ini linmction laws with more Boneless rithout d standards than those con­ dock is luij'acent herein. Tender, Delicious' WE la-paved street, not a dirt road, RISERV1- is-not_aLLup .on, our docks .J ub 'Ntwsl >ef THE. j never has ..been. . •. •" the own;.. RIGHT Fsaid. .The plan t, has Teen Vcgu- TO |ly iiijpccte(l~iuiil':-iCiipi:ov.e.il by. p ‘S . Army—Ar-ett;rliui4‘-Uuis— sm ico- "Triple R Farms" U.S.D.A. Choice" QUANTITIES aiui Is . under-.tight Colorado Ite inspection. . I Sot -an isolated instance,-^the Whole dr Half Itionnl Observer reports that Ground Round pparently in the fervor to' push J federal meat inspection__ law "Triple R Farms" U.S.D.A, Choice (Trough Congress. '. the Word Lean,' Tender, BonelessnSrCttbed- mittoKgei. evidence—an y kidence r, ” ..-.....—- This i n s't h n e e .of federal cm- ¥ (yecs'pushin g-furTi-f cdcrariaw OPEN fchewiii^a-classic- examp 1 e,..of. "Triple R-Farms" AAich. Grade arrogance of federal power Stop & Shop's Homemade . < another reason' \vh^ the Lean, Tender, Meaty "Triple R Farms" U.S.D.A, Choice SUNDAY jvernment's '■k.HH.'dibility gap" con- 10 a.m. -6pjn. lues to: widen,...... ■ 4 9 Sliced Bologna 4 9 i PorkSteaks -U h - Chuck Steaks 6 9 ' All Sale Prices Effective Sundays

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Mrs. Owen's Pioneer Purs Granulated A S ALWAYS 2 - L b . 5 B*j 4 8 —YOUR GRAPE JAM SUGAR. x CHECKS Franco-American merkel McDonald's 100% Pur* Half CASHED 15V4-OZ. toos. Gallon FREE! Can to* 475-8621 DRANG! jug ro iJR S D A Y j ^MA-Rf* THtT CHELSEA STANDARD. CHELSRA. 'MTTmGAN- iUikam P A G E T EN I I County, Mlehfifan on Fehcumy li. li'30. MORTGAGE FOBKCMWCRK SAI-E NOTICE OF K -" LAST WEEKS I in Ijltier S.'iS, 1*11100 'Js7, Washtenaw County Default Itnvlm; lietm mmle ia the term* MORTGAtiE FORECI.OEIUE SALE CHELSEA VILLAGE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS lttHoids, and lilei'oufler ussitfowl■ Jiy,, (mill ;ttnd eoialitimis of 11 certain -moiHumse—eon- Defdidl luniiu.' Iireu made in the cou- ANSWER MorUruveo to FBDpRAI, NATIONAL talnliur .therein a power of .silo made by rlitinns of a eertnln ntontfiute mmle by, March 5, 1AG8 Roll'call: Yeas all.-'Motion car­ Legal Notices MORTGAGE ASSlKHATtON, n uoniorn* JAMES A. & AVWd.lE MAY i,EE, Inis- lie.heu <1. Aldneli and Katherine A,' ,\1* 11 iliHiHi, Ills wife, Rolien • L. Johnson -anil . C\nii»vii Room , ried.' ■ ■■■■» i lion .(iiwani'eil n, ‘TTiYiiI, HI, '-/eclr and *• 6. Ragout Iberian 23. Turk­ FI UAXMiKS,' hl> selfe.' <>f“Yi,.*ibinil, AVn*hio,- MliHiiiiiin, on Aiuil Ki, Iti,Vi, tn liiher,■■sii.i, J eu ih it i< II. /.ei'li, III* \vll,e1."nf Jardi Rr T nist.cs present.! Cnnieh. Kulks, rendered to the village during i'airfr'U's- WinhiiFiraw'- t'onnty'j UecoiMs, mi County. Michlyaa. and 1 )ie.vafte,r its»lyne,l Miueli I’iirk Drive, ;Atm Arbor, Mlelllymv,- their tenure of office. Trustee 9. Pepper Penin­ ish t'onnly, •Mli'lil«m»v.'”-Mi>rtirnni>i'.«r'Hr by said Martumtoe tn > EKDERAD NA­ io ANN ARDOR HANK., n Miehiirnn “HeyilhuitT,. Mi!!ei'. . Stoiey am| sula £ ^ TljjMu£to . CORBY MORTGAGE CORFOHATJON of which nuiitjciiue ihere is ^'tltneil to he TIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a Storey served■for two years and 10. Thick - title i4HJl(SV6*S thn . City- of Wosllunil, Whvi.c Ulomfiy, due on the dale at this notice, for i>ftit- Nat ioiin! Man mice Vs-orlulioin -which a»- llatikim.' t’orporaiimi, of 1 ul Jsoutlj Multi Wetter. The Miipitos of the Kejru- aoup 6. Large 25. Roman I’liml and ifneion .and otlior eluiroes nl- Si n-i’t, Ann Aria A, Michkiia, dated Nn- Trustee Crouch for four years. Michiitiiu, it MliHiik’iin ciiriioiiiijiin, Mint* sHiranuml Is -.diitql Feb, in ft'St', and .i'e-„ vrtnlaT l, ll'li"> and ii'rotTial in - tho-. Rpttli>r' hir Session ' of tVhniitry." »0, liH'S 12. Lassoed casks money . Kiniee, ilutod the Mil duy of May, bdi', ami Imvcd liy said- nuMieaec. the sum of e(u'dei| Fell, 11, tC-'iti, ■ in liber ^vVi, .pavo. (Phe-nvany committee* served, and ’ ta'eim.lud In the office of ilia Ueai-tri' nf ■i*1 ], Reelster of Deeds' ■Olfiee. Wtisluo- -fri-7-t>P--Jietds--’Oft ire.—VVaslitcnaw ('oiuwyy were- t'e.Tii uml tippreveii...... - 13. Extension 7. Sea 26. Clues Dciit*,. toy the- Comity of WiidiU'iinw mid ' ■And no suit ac inoceeliiufs at liivvoi1 in Mirbiuan,'bn Niivemln'i: |. Udt.’t, in Liber the countless huprs spent iir be; nine tV\unlr. Mieliiuaii, mt which niort- ■I lad, ' I’m-'e*J_7;i-T74,— Wii~ Hitis for a type truek for 14. Mimics' i eagle 27. S o a k o r Stid« of Michicim, 0jL_.1Jut_J.1i1h day.,of (siultv Jiayiue lieeii lusiltuttsl ’.o. i'cceyei1, -jfitKtv-tlieru'"fy - 16-Greek 9. Gross -29. T a x t a Nioltymri1 wuu lheii'iiftcc on. to-wii the s;h tho i>owc!' of sale cunlahieil in said in art ■’ this not ire the Miin of • jn;,.'i.’i7, le touetliei were 'fcubm it ted t>y t he following: with nil leynI I'li.a and. I'Mieli-e- of line- the term- of said tnortauee to declare SpiUtltlmy: -CheVi, .-S'.^ITO.OO; 1,'al- A discussioiV Avns-held regarding letter 11. Egresses 30. Leg! si a , day of Juno,-I ill)', n*Mnn,'Okt« L elamiedTo l>e due, at the date of thi* Sales, Sc-.Service,- $2,255.00. ______and the ever: increasing demand 35, Volcanlo ■ill oily into there -In’ clalliK'd in ho due. ar t lie Miivt, Huts,- ac in mu (('clock In -the-fore-; __i _A . 19. Wager _ Europe -- abbt VsMnu. 3t(iv tji.ii'i • 1 Ikm-oiiI, N . in L.e, 'Tor ■•pi’itteiira|..'aiiir-ttiUi'e'*nm said ^Motion by Crouch, sup port ott for nuuT‘ planhing-and umplemeu-; 20. Reptiles 18. Bog rock — (Into of thin not ice, for in iaciimt and ii.- linorf. said-mm'I«ii'-'c will lie fiirei losed at Noiii't* vi-** lu'i*‘hy’ ‘/ivi'n thht J*y nun imote,, the tolal sum of }(J7li;ll,')i,biJ, an 32. Organ of loiwi, the. sum - of Eleven ■Tltii'.i sain I. Seven 1 h<»"'west- eiiniinee to the Wiisnietimv s,.’It ui' proreediipfs'- tir law or Itr equity, by.- St or- y, - t"o 1 accept, the low • bid ■tation; of projects which will best 23. Affected 19, Coffin 36. Peruvian hearing Humlml Sixty-Three and lu/l'ia .r. ieraser the deb! 110 Dnlllll > : , . ' : .;.. ' -c ■ Mleliiuaii, that hoiau the plaeo .whore, Oie‘ OUll'i \\ Mil'll UMOll..Ihvomh* of Spauidihir Sales-’ anil •- ^ewdee- serve- the interest of the village manners ..stand ' fertility ' 40. Hawthorn t-myr;ll—rTiTTn-TOi 'flic i n TTC' IVTiSIV'i--' iiDoni'ivV.mui tho in MH‘h -i cm e l by : said uiorteaue or a'ny -pari- as. .li' whole,— The . S tate, . County -24. Wino- 21. pirds- -goddess- ■■--■ Anihmrr tut*,'-ur pmci e I iliys at hint ai in miw-'is-liflil,; liys. lU.sale. .til pulilie line) Ion MiWlV -iiiil iM'ovltl'iil, oji Mnv -IK im»'i . ur tnerenf. .... -— -• »■< ;i—r——: ------—- in the iimeunt of SJ^-'TOiOO-icH''.. a bem* ’ tainito ■dvnTTno—lirior 'Tn'atllilF'd" |<> . room ei:: ■ trn.M^VIrttOv * iiL-fino - rrtrinitw*i|,-* lhiv uiuK'i ,\t)\V THERKFOKE. TxtrsilaiU to - the iiudj.Law: Bjifou‘£,nu?nL,. agencies 26. Fibbod the liolil srcuce l liy aiid rnoj ioaoe (ic, an.v 10 1 lie Jo '..die, i hiddm* (if ! lie -|irem|s('! Van .type trtU'k, to b e . usetl-aml- 1 * r “ 4 r " r r Imrt lliavool. Nicy.-Thc-i'i f'liyc In v i' im of de,eiih(sl in .-aid ■ jmn'M-'mje, .or. so much ■ 1* unit,' ui' 1 hi*.''wi‘>r: enff'-n\wv tn laiwei of -ale in ::suii(.vltH)t'ltfaKi'1 and live ptpil hy .the Thelsea : Elec, and are . demanding more detailed re-' 28, Raised r ttie iuovoi' (if -ali' mnYalTiisI wi ciM moi” rttPi’i'af' 'i'1'i 'iniiyduv'iii'i'i^sncs— tn.''’pu>s--tltr~; m- -sm-lK-eru-ts-ttwIeo iind' provided, ‘ -OlTType- l-iure,., li lilt | "11 still I cl u> Id it* .■•ala’c ,nf the miiaunl line, us almt-'idd, oil said inovi Ami'i'Ai'Ihc , NVi< \hat Moittus tIty . in>tme: i* hcteliy uivea that • on July t,: Water. I> e p :vr tnvedvt'' HoH cord keeping m all phnses of ad- 9 to iH ■ 'am' ivii li- inlci «•,) ihiu (Ain ae, rA* per i;C 111 j-tm’i' wlu-i'o . thu C'i:t. 11 t‘uni‘l .. (nr't tha i: u,'. a; ten o’eloek in .the forenoon,; Kii'-t-. nijnistration. The need for a vil- measures .Slate of Michitraii' i:v siicH cn>e niade and ('uuikij' of \\';i jUi'iOi."' M >v!l- n c n Siamiiml Time, said mortwiiKo will lie Tall:' Yeas Till. 'Motion carried. 32, Girl fvv linivided, tioiice--tv lu-ivhy ■'•icon- tha! mi .per. iiahunj and all :: leual -a'lisls, ehacees l’age’adniinistratQv.has become in-' IT’ ■ TViduy.; -fho-'--J-I«t /day-, m - ,hu;c,, I D u ! anil . e-Mionses...—itielodl.ief - kMo, u0.1 ’ .....fee., 'ljiv.--.nm*-i iau-v. :viv. iha . Lvi'iiUnv .lliti. jiiiy.i,.bou.l.v.h,v ,.a—sale - at -pahlii1-- limit Ion to Trustee Storey suhniittetl-a-re­ 33. Greek IA .. ' . rT” I a dm ii"(l'i>o!» timiii li-ca] lini.c. -ail 11101I6 ■a'llowrsl be law,: 11 inLjf'oi ■■■ally, sums, which m -. 11 * 1 mortiriiviv i’ivrrhro: vvjih «*irv^-r rev nuv. •«nn * Tliiit . hi-ii'a the buildiiu! where, the i .. ... Pro ■ Tern—Wobei^ t o-^ n- -prefix— southerly i)c llumn Street .enl-ram e, to I he >~n inly iif W.I ili'.i .law,"ity(t'^*rntf>»t»fT'>Ht,hrt ■ri-uii ini-l.lll'Unli'1cm—rn hi ii-arr.' in.:...... -aai.. p '.nr-nnn r....«*!*«+*= -hit t lib ' l Oil)1', to, ; Hie ■UihlMy nl Wasfitm''TT^tTHII ‘"Hll tlllS ' liHVP IT- iiii.ii, 111 else li. 1 h.?rgnrip-TTr^yrew-rwwmnty Vestigate the possibility of employ-' 36.-----Fall, -Wii.hien.'.w ’.(.'omr.-v, 'Mieliican .1 tlmi liViini; leualcos:- mu! ,'\|«'i',-e-,-iin'i'tlli'i' w ith said iuiw ’hel (i.' of the premi-es.'deserllii'il -•'Trustee *' Heydliuiff submitted the -tlve- Innlilino where vire Circuit, ,.1/inili G.) ,11^-T-i; -iWn ihinnnvv—UhUre .No. - Iv- ihiiH - Tfidei'uey.'c’Ice,- iilhoi i*t-'“l7y : law,.- and id-o in . sjtfT jnd.r.iKiiKu,, ul to _imii:h ...:t hereof J u:-_ .ing-" an . ii din i ni st ri\ioiA._Aii_iUL,\\Li 11 ““Irish — n-.*- rthe'T'iiniffVTfr H tf'lueii.itt i-. hold I, of (he: rti' thi- - ni.!irU‘i\ Scvlhni Tin—yinl iir -'.mj--—ydn'dr—lpa7"7he"7’;tiH“h\’' mnjrln fou’cssitry. ur p::v the amounr tlff'tr ' sum nm y jrf 7tci5rk“7i'CTPrity--by / the crowning *0 n ■It'i' 'liialet -ii'ni-'l, ''la’ri'SsiiFv: !ii I'laitee'/ i 1 be placed'/in the Michigan. MunL' ’ L pcem lies: i!r-';ci:ilai'l in 'ail mm , p.'iec. hi si itiw-n :* • Miuih.-' rnntro-. .•? 4»na,. H.ie mi -aid ntm Iv'uue..or *o much thcnsif Police Deivfi’rti'uein for. the month stone.. ■ i f ; rnneli I llece.if a~ ; III.IA lie lleco>Sir> : ■lull T,i‘vn .1; 11, \\ a * lit miii w ('ixnii! s'. Mil h ft'iin, IhlcIVsl- ill tlie-i'i'eni[se(. sdmi'I'ii Jji.TuSUt-- ns,.nmy he iitcessnrv- lo pay tae iimnuai. cipal Review in an attempt 24 ■v ; w -- iiincaiid. on - saal .•iifortlinv' lo. liii* 1 >1 rit t ;»•* iy<’Qi'tii»i[ -Ilia, ul ■ Sope-mi, t‘oup,I \ oi \\ a-.liieuaw ■ 'Ihen due on snil- mortepee.. w:ilb inlere-t iLL-Lj.bi'uary. 36. Rodents /"'/ tmiiK'iia'e w.rli/ liiTeres! . Hie..... at SI. iVr ■ M iif -I''nils, .-i inrtv | 7, \V’ Niaie of .sliidiicaii? 1 e w i: : Uieremr at 7'7 -per., nainini, and all lei.'ii! applicants for the posttkmr lU O 'eaT M r? " ■’tau—(rerr 1 li'fj-f |u r u.iimui- ~li:i w •■'“C‘t ni n!y • Ujtsl;:-- iitii'i iRW TC(Oi-;iis--ai|iiwed-;by’-“lawT--ipai- ntsti ■titliled' myuest’ for :v 13-foot vnri* w he 111 i'll i* v : f i‘i.-. a i loci11 li.i. law . and. a I •< e fiorn. i htv ..-aid T'li'iiusr* are desn iliel a-: ...... • WKi.'h ••••-a'iil ri:i>Ki! m, n \ tio:;a[s voirrcAriK ■property.■loeated on .Washington BE IT RESOLVED AND IT IS 43-Epochs V/ ImoiTst Ml . l!u* .A ,>ss''t >< I ATM >N, ■ A vs'hmio rvt ■ Morhfm.fi’C‘ ' he plat.; t liere’of... ac rel-iisdi'I in -liber/ V I - ■l.Hl’.,I- :oj , .Research...... iFai’k. ... r,- in -*,.V-the %City y', of w i s u v r Iut ini.-li* iiiv- «li‘>ci• i*'»>l. :v foMtius \\y. of plat-, pave 'dU.' Wa-Inet-.aw t'oujity Ami A’iIioi, \Vu>ht£«iuiw County, Michi-, Street. Trustee "Weber . informed HEREBY RESOLVED, that the 44. Ford 11 ii 11 Vi*i'tnin nijjrivfjr -r»f hlllif «‘1 ’IHfo •TniMiiKni', ft r.'irfoniov li(’(o U-. - , ;MJU: IKTOMliny In . till*.'-Pint thoi eof :HS the 'Council that an easement re­ DOWN - |*n 11u* ‘IN>wn\«hil• • *>f Yikihin- - J11; ’. iu "(“«r il l': > ; \tliiiv-i \ " ■!«<:• A'v v.* hit i»Nk-i ! I’m aid: of nedciaieion ■ is 1 mmiftis, Village of Chelsea hereby make H H 4e f' :1 /lltjI'.'nr Ynlif'V N.itinh;il l>nr.k Mulldinu i tn in iUAI in l.ihtu • l.'i of -Dlnis,. quirement for- a starm -sewer.■.lo­ ■l; Polish of ..Wii.-.filiMinw, »ml . if!.-: Michkai./ I 1 1 March h !''ti'. 'ti urnl ."s', \\ ii-*}itc!ut\v {‘ounty RcOoid-, application to the Michigan State ninl i|i--rnjMtt-,|v-.W^ssy. Fi!>. « . May -J FFI >IJ! \l. . N ATION AT, . MORTGAGE thv:i*Du*y .wiih .the uuuuiuuu*, hereditament> Highway Dept for placing of 20 41 42 -..li. -ikiiiilt_lianL't- .. .I . Kii.- i. . ^ ■i.-.I.WUiili.— _ A,SbiO_C.L.\.TLON.:.A.s>iyaei‘ nUdmaiatUtie, ujjir iii'piirit'iiiifia^ thereunto ■ helou^ijiv, suhstaiitinted- ' _ 2. Ready' C'onmv, M i t juth'M.iiri'-f in iliu iilri? ■M01;Ti;\_ in ,--jt:i| tTun tf/fGJT T>T<^rt(leti7 tivo^rn c h- NLo nvay M a pie m—Syctt^- ■STMarr - *'i-- ri'iH'iHiii-l in 'i-iln-:'e of Moi • ■*a'.'.ee- ‘ iln ‘ reiieniKiniV •|'L*i,ioti its : 'li'Uvmino l Motion by Weber."'supported by inore trees along the east side of beverages «T 44 7 - Pni'n lli, W11-li;t*n;v^ ftMii’ . |{('4-rti«i-. .* nViuit*" liv J( >K A', ANTHON Y uml DORIS: Itii-lne-.- .Vilurej-,--: IT! Kcpr-i lli'aii. un.lav Swlioi. /7,A.;W |o (if .Miehl«an. Slnt- Storey, to arrant a variance - of M-52 from Sycamore Drive north V Central fi.raui' -1 Mt* -iN -rh*i_Mth- iinniv li.v.irlv ! iU ■J,:. ANTHONY/ M- of \»in Arlior, .... YpsilaiitS. .Miclii'.'.in Ts’t'i'T . ,/ ’ - . iitv Aniu;;:tu»U-- "i-• -fiN months. froM ihe ii... ■■■•■/■— ■iff ■- i lowimr the ‘ -sale. lli(' limy In* \YjL»h'oruik. v'ivimv,. Mi« }<'i’:iin • lo . William Telephmie r ■ II l' - Mai-7-May!P> lime i>f sut*ir'.waJo* ■. 13 : .feet' to the front " set back to Chestnut St. Said placing to H. Sill Min ' vr,i',i' *. ‘Iiic Morlir/i- Datea : Mart-h- 'JA, UnD. • ried. Yoits all. Carried. tNu-rru* I. • / T(;, 11;i*i:• I h ) lt|k>, ;i}’l •: MORTGAGE EOREC'I.O.SliKK SALE \S'N AKHOIi HANK, Mot ftfnjsee. retiuiremont to .Mr. T. W. John­ be ' accomplished as soon ; as pos- BU LLION BACK S I lOl.LAR 1 hiUd UL Jir:J_iiiL,_M.i'hi-',m. _Marr-'-14Tami—Nor--15- “'J'A“ 7liscTus'sicv!V' was- benl” VegUJ'tt- ltnf.s. , 1 I Tn. ; W r> -In onn-c ( n ii/ v ..Mi Oil- r 1 '(’far, I Ifaviny la’cn made in The' !i;iiris il'id- rolidiT’mis of .jiciTiaiu moi'Tyraye mu. -Attorneys tor Morljfa«4*o^——------j— ■1 tn-Trtcch-oii—'Wtvshingtom “S t” Roll its—defense' o f-th e dollar—wil haxicttf tirK:“ \\ m ( ).n w ka rrrirt • *nni) • a - /iu* i In ‘NIim ! vrjcTt'e. t Jjiioilie Tin-rein- a po\vci- of sate made liv - IA Ann Ai Uw 1’ntxt linildin^ The . Village__br“Che 1 sea agreetj iiig: the salary schedule for the ' u' Mic)iiir;in.: IhiitW*njf''t'o* I'.onn —,*■’-« -•—ivmF—l-rvr»t— iniT" i Ann Arbnr, Mii hifian. ■ Mm callL Yeas all, Motion carried, to., .save/ harmless the Michigan' ■positions of village telephone oper- $475- million in gold luilliQu. TI ■•I* Ml soil', TgMIIHI'l, IljlTJilMtllltl.- I [ill '»[ m‘ ( s* •, \»*v.- w , >iv sin n,Mirtilni;ia,..,iii‘. .Jiilin 11 M*on( > «L'tj i»-^ St'i i : T. • l'v»Q - »n . niot’itf.'U’oi'-1., ami ;Ainriican ^Miiiwyst [ 5TATK UF MirHlfTXy______Iti'T/- W c!i;’ v ,i r.u’tv '.Ikwo'iM, NIichi- r Toj f inrltt ihiV. a - niovt wii*.»ee. which In fliy -'(Ti’V-liii t ouTt rfnr - the Couhly ol‘ •}tnt|trishetl—control—of-thir'moettTVfr Mteilf^arfSTfiTe ^"HTgliAVTiy "' Cdni niV MotTo’h'by Stoi'ey, supported by tnmKferrcrd'-th'at -"ammTiT r oT'" goa OM.'i L uril Hi; i!< I; ml: ■ • • rtios/L*;t;r«' I- dafnl'■•I-Vhvuary 17, Ih/Hi, -and Washtona vv.- to Pres, Pro-Tenf Weber; A ■ dis- M;t: 1 j*J,mpiV i.rnii/ u'n . u hi' li trifu'! i'so'o I lio-ro; :i' -.'Mi.1 imcul in in,«. ■ vin Di^orrr—Aclnin, against any and. all claims for Cb'ouch. to authorize an increase from its money stock to a specif 1 lutei,f*,'' .'■ i1,c; -■DM "l r f Tv.rJvn l.nyc* It, 1 'ile No. • D-17.Vj daniagW Til UT“^ -fund th a tm a k e s -gfdd-’saieH » MORTXiA'GK -.SALlv -f Default havim; been -!Dnfi_pi I'.- ■ "i—a'‘i.| ■*.:i* ttlt7-—Duttni's: -\N D-,htc*ntiw i.v, Mn*numu. .• anil iher<«- Older To Answer •« dents of Fieer Road -with refer­ foreign governments. made iii .tlie' cmiilifioiis ui a certain moruttotc lift ov ?aid Mor; t:ntiriU‘h ii.,n. which nm'*nt itiaivil IA’Ij/ ■ A\■ a x'-siofi o‘t ^aitl (ouii ludii in ('ir- poration.-dated Octobor-17. linri. and■ recorded IPi'H nnd !■! iiv i'lti!,. 'nut fi t iv huruby 1 1> *»!■, It !!f| I J-T, ’ HJ.Vn jiv ‘liber rid: t 'oortroorn No, i_n ihe Fotnily j!mount which -will b e -c h a rm l' to solution as read. R6U .call:' Yeas clerk effective February 1, li)(i8. The Government has issued ret Octobyr lH._LnWJii_the;_OffK’e ,ol._tliy Register ^H-ilchnw,—in—thi* -City- of Amr 7\rbor. of Deeds for the County of Ua’slile'iaw and v in- h'lf... !\|J" Mln)‘t v'iUtr* ^ i!) hr* fore- 'ti J |»BVf‘; ’ <>fr~ I riT^r tin* liome owners for. tapping jnto” all. Motion carried. . . . Motion by Crouch, fuijiported by ulations , requiring that nuinufj State . of ■Vi'iclilean. in Liber HMiii pace 9.*. f!t»<-I .y -;ilo nt the- irniiM'J^uurl Jivoni" Wa-lit cn:, w i «uni>; oJ ’Washtenaw, Slate of Miehiuiiiij the system. The opinions of tho AVUsti'tenaw” idutity Records. wTneli morhtaite -or ---DtHd*--L( , •’ ^-axi. ■ fn»m : I'.l.l].' Vl'll- '/turn 1 iiit_’.nil,.day Storeyythirt—thesn 1 ('v j j Heydliuiff, to authorize and direct proved. Roll-call. Yeas alk Car­ .on nonprqscription -drugs,' ntedii to DOLLAR! SAVINGS HANK OF THE CITY fii* fd A. . Ar)/or, \Vri*h.. nfi, !hi: .'.hilt in* ih'* /unt of s'u.'r.ii', 1;/ An J i • ( iif it Ju ive. ' > Dictk*. ' The council submitted in- OF NEW YORK a New York Jiankmy cur ■ eua w . ( ary, Miihhrah. at’ !"n’ nYlcirk j’V.i.h5‘;! -all.:]&;i:i.l, - t'rw.atul..c^livnse : Hn vht> . Itah day ol Maudi. A.D.. DnD the clerk to, issue chocks/'in' jmy- ried, ...... , devices, and cosmetics,.The Fn. pOnffloiLpr'TTcw V'lilU—NeM' YrrrK~t)\ AsvnriF .1,11. . .1:'.. Hu-.j-Vj -V Wi- ■m hi.T i-U'fJ'e TThi] ;la u!'‘iimh*v‘s fyo ! :o i ■ p 1111 i o nr c ga V d i tvgt he- “T pus ■ -Sjud -J'ti'l H!-("!”";trt‘ t f} in 1 lie CilN' iuv>\ I !i- j hy‘ kiSv, . and nT»‘ ~,11. , n!■ Jd'nVri'fl- nit iii'iiiin wiis HJyd. by hlsUYD. 'I. KLTL'- TiHMTOrf:.bills ifs,. submitted,...!Rol 1 -and Drug . Administrttttoti regj'j uterit dated November I9i;_’. amt' fcnirdriF -.if Vaa \it ol . W;i •h>*‘,:;;irw (‘fiaiily; kM’iflli- FKR, PlnintiH mminsi THKl.MA L. Fill.- far. the construction, ami the costs 'J> Motion by. Crouch, supported "by November 7. . 1‘JliJ. m l.iber tuns, pane 170. iii'e’ oi. law IV. ill imi!!ynv(\ nr nhy pah- 1 h<■ io< journed. Roll call. Yea/ all. Car­ products' available in, dfiigs^rei _adilifrf'ii 'in ! la- t'l/ynl' Ann Arhnj’,''■ at:« j-Mjjti-^y "tukum-nlv__.__^ _. . taken. ’ * .... . ^ Treatment—Bond amb Int, ACct., at Hie dale nf lilts --iiolicc-for-pniic(p;il pmd- Y jn d; ■ . ' o / !••>! 1 hr i QfiT as ivcon}!*! No; i'’(; [ ■; horphy / .vTviui.AMial. l»y Zvii:llie ■^T^^'flKUrnTY TTTiDFTrKI) that the'lU- ried. - _ ialere-l—Ct hi-->^'-70- of- 'I bii P-ett..'I h.'-i-pn-!- r Sri TTiher fjn. of Di' l', p.-v'^c fil‘7, \Ya -h- ** “tItt* -powrr-nrrf s:iV:—'rr>n’aTirT-^t~'rn'"'T?iTTTh' N-utdiHH. !mn-—krr—In+Hor, -siuiU—n-nHwen- P ics. Baldwin assumed control >■1,807,25^------. _!------(iOODSTART; — - T'liioe Hondrfsl’ Two, arid u* top IhilJai'S, nun i v.-c, ■ w IniOi. in -mi di'fimP 1IK>> Mich of hr*!- arlion »»» mav-hn of - T.ho.'ntodiinf, Annmveil: 5TtuMt 14. Uldg- i -S I .I ,,e i J a, - r :4 in] . nrT“-!7r^_/nr |, i ijei-eii i m •M' FM 1 '! ■IV a.rl ■f ht* ,1 r ■i...... _nu. Motion by -EuIks, ■ supported—by- -^G ates—Birown-TfiF■ tin* "firsts la'W 111' ill t'lp.ilu bailin' heel! laid in nU’ ; ■Motion by. (’r_...... ,...... stituted- -1 ii■ ..Uiiaii ni',4he —dele—M'eovi-il- - hy- 1 !. * HI'>rI. . 'ii ■ hf, S'lid Pal Vide mi }m»\McMj nr May . Ih. al' -F .. Nliiy, A_«lL,_t 1 TailuiQ 1g i.'oioi'i.v Storp.v, to adjourn tho hi.eting. “Bultlvvln,.. President, home runs of the iuiw season _■ said inoil'race or j'lliv Id Ll_-• bef-cf,, Lhoncu 'X■'1 Of inrk in 1 :r.' I.i i'lm-'in, ! JU' i.l.iici:-' Wl j) thi"* (i.tli.r wifi icguH in ;i JiH^monr’ Stor.y, to .■•authorize• tho clerki'to. Roll cull: Yt*as all. Motion enr- _George W innns. Clerk— the—Tigers . ..._. | ” \< '-’ * 1 ,l. \Vf rn NOW. THEREFORE.' by virtue'.ol llJfffpo'wer TV ll f T jjv ■h»*'l v. Ml. a! t he '■*’ rrnitl uirrr*.in Ihe “i^r:T7“i,r if^rrt7#”f * - u-h Dt*i«-iip’V .,...... amiuiiTt"“of $T,857JJrv., l or. interest. Approved: March li!, 1!H58. i ii'.h’ 1-VfffV'i. *fuV-ilto • i*1'iir*o. .'nf Im- iU';rtiu!T 5-1.JI llir liiiHii-! hf/Mi't Dio f »Vojm D('” Ti-.r. (*oilv .FfcijMiit Jmlwe,' J o)r the bonds sold fqr the adi'litio^s.' : JlifW at 10:1)0 o clock .in the forenoon, I deal fn ‘■lU/ii .^r.«, -i_.— :J .til * -Iiii! IJUiil'l 'J.*{•,: ’I m •> Otiloi- Did I toil Hy: Donald ,E/ Baldwin, President. 1 une;-sal *jsav iV><* ,\llnr!D*y for. F-io 1 ji■ iff . George Winans, Clerk.- at the Huron' btrcct' unti uiic»;1c ■ Uie‘oCoitrii * Itnnse in'the t'Tly of Ann AThTiFTTVa'btOiTaw1 t X'dijTity...,micnicran itnai ornii; me place wncre )U < Vfx4»JT)t>.VX irt; tjnie ul -:rle- 'iinr! nil U^fil fr»-;i^ J 'i.ii.i v\i out, ¥ _ — » ARK I l-.W iVll------March 14, 1,9(18 mo circuit f tiurl for me t minty, of Wasble-/ •riri f —JERSBV—rTTY.~ tcTT: 1 ,'fjif'D-t'>, Fu-,rii;ju--' ui*!i -:ri'l nti.nniuN'’^ -rr "\( Ol'NTV UOAD, T'OjMMlSSION • •IIUW Is heldi of Hie- premise* rtj-serllXKt T‘ ll'h, .'it ilow ivl iiv Maw. ]M.«i '»r»i' »1IYV» rt /cch'Iti.art. illiu i;,l» i Npi.Cial oessiOl) —:------said mortf'ai'e: or—irf nmeli tttom.f fi*rma? rn; v. tni'h. Jliity-.bo itui !; J>y. thf nndor- onduit oi*1 I’L'ni.H'ArrGN' . ‘Aitrt AThur,' Michigan 4H106 This meeting-was polled An ■ nv. fie necessary .to piiv pie amndjji ‘ ■Ti 1 iV:l, - (ierffal--r t . yyi itiv to 5h>i>khs ;— _ rtforpsaul- on'snld' mort£!Ti’C'r“wi(b-mtOTnst“fm' .iM -mu:...in urni onnxi . ia -- i nwi> • rnj»- or rn—rrlft'Mir-- T^tt^Kriwsm7tfrfr,-Yfnj-s u rtm it—T:3Q ,- p-.m. --by" Pr^Bitlefit*-: M l : ■ flio-'piinclpai--(hereof' al- 5*i'; per annum,. ■tVfui ^'uini-an i..l‘.;,,> iiui Hui’.lin.-'Mi.».i- tlnj'Oljfrjr. injj'i pf Wiislm iiaw, Slulc Stale of MiehUmn, F.mlmio Court Tor tho. .ROAD .EtjyUiMEN.'iL—______— -l-khldwin,—Trustees- ))resent: 'Grouchy imd-;my stun or siil7r*i which hi ay be,paid by 'Dfl,v()U., ^irkiuaf J"-,s - (.). Mi<'liiiiin To ivil: > County of Washtenaw.’ r StMlcil Lids will be I'eccivo I bv iho Wiisli- 75'o’lT ,-^non Diive ------.'fi 7 J:ui'IS-Apr7 mhu Ihe imdersl);npd at or before, said Kale- lot' ' _/*------• ' lyf't .*>M; Wimhoinnu' A ut iimn No. ^2. > ••F . * of. {JKOUf-lK-J* HACHAKKS. Pe lonmc G'opnty lioiul GtimtnissiQii ' ui. thelc Fulks, Heydlauff, •; Miller,.. Storey Dwver, (vuluraJo COCO J fairs and/or insurance on said’promises, and .* MOKTGAHK SAfA) n ■ i.v.Ufi«st r»n ijjf j*in. ]/a nf the ^nlitheaMt eea -eii, * , - r‘ ^ , offiio. .'I.",.'. N. Zm|). Goad, Ann Avlx.r, and - Weber. .y i F * - .all other sums paid by the undertcuiied -pur­ D<‘friij F ' ho s *T'P'i'*e r Ml h' : 11 1 lin r-ri *’»l i f ions" flVIH i i' of Se.etinir lo\Vn . - " sontH, ....Ii is-OnUofil thm on Mfiy --’ncl, jhfiN,/ Michiirnn, iiinil 11Yrttl oVlbfk 1 A.M, (KST)' suant to law arid to Ihe lerms of said mart- of a mm ! maiV'niinie .h\" UoImo** O., ^VipuVok Motion by Storey, supported by. la t> ■ 7 ea-I.,jSiiperim’' Ti>*.vi]'hi|», \V;o)i-' j at !i:yo A.M.. in the IM-obait* Coin1 rixun.. Fridiiy, April lUSN at which, timp blJn n | IM with inlorcsi thereon him jiii Ifi'al ami Joan Nf. H‘i.*iif»ek,-hi< wffp, I^ RTVKR D,naw fVninty;" Mieh-Hjaii, Hrcm'diiv/ 4p [ WimhUMiau’ (oimry Hiiihlingr, Ann Arhoi, (Mil he pniilicly ppuned uml ipinl iilnn.l Crouch, that the .matter of deter­ m m m costs fees mu! expenses, iiioliid'h: ihe nt- UOUtiK .SAVJNtlS- ’^ANK, >. ^7 J*'1, VVnshte- !, Mi'i.,f]{rtr#erioMtrvr# of *isii<|*niid tleeihisv^ltleeihiH'd nro io<|uiro,‘—Hrrovd - -I/Powr—Chvlr (Titt*n^ ami hell‘d will Arc ilv- -Noi I Invest , —GvnW'ler•- Shovel,—Mode!—So-r # lfn. ' hB| _Fii.operlv in the (‘itv of Snline. Washtenaw Srinrmlier l’h. Ih.r/j. in -T-ife ^ fi’.Vl, mr ]>iwo -el v ct ion-hel d M a i-eh -.-l-l— -19(i8--b'e in g fiag t\ii c’ad , pfiBi Fertfx! of, icm.I^U|tiiion 'I'^.Ymonthsi .ti.i'iisined; CrwHloi^ must ffto ^woCn claims Noitinvcst, :-pnip parts’, Freuii'inif 1-wLrei 2VM*to* . (rilixsfi 60201 Cmnns' Mu-hn/tin lo wit: _____ i.'i, W.a^hl f*n,M w Fn*i n u- ,Uf»*tu'flVlfhl* DuW'.t- tUi'A -strrr-t^ diimp—ti*tiiIt r :—W-ctvcr;tru UO-tiinau- 111-, Goiiil u111111 press ; mulcr coils'nlei'at.ion, thi'faU ow ing fait 77 and the North * feet fa I.nl-TG: on whi«'h thyrn i.> '-i-1 irru^l .to ■FKHKUAf. NATIONAL MOJlTdAdB1 .J. .* T Janos,’ Adfuini strut ptv' j!) 7 Midi it put I 1't.vi;Ison, lull i. rain : Itefiillev. nii'ial he declaiAiii plcrti.'d officers of the- VfofousM..0)m.ninmtv [VICL t* .. > 1- liilflz- vfrmNT^^--'Dinn nr "JTi'llfti n y, \ ?' ii A T’lih'i'.r* =STrfhk-;th i«iiKcr, “TTiTirv rninc : Gl owne tVflhe >■, ;isT'Fi;i II o| Soulinn ;i‘« ’imura son in I'Uj'/A'i: TIHii'sanu. -rwr) in'\r>nm> t ViHage of Chelsenk W\ Mil A :VI - K. ' I > A N N- K b 1 FM K-H.-1---'- - • hs]•»>, ’finDHe saiiK-hOM-vltK*:-,------»— - • ■ ...... j? HLii hlne-i- 'Mtiishuryt"H}C!^m tVt, fWvi,"d Vi.L-m AKlie ■ “ ‘ fiaiiLfp ^ f-’■»st ImhII Township Sa­ FOI'l'TTsl'N , \-YO_ .til!.' t-ii'J iiOl.I.'lts' At ‘iii sn-y f<*’- A1 -ii:riE«; of Mm H'arce. F hJj.OiDorL.aiul.. .'erw lei; slui.U' he ntii le ns .clunnor^; _Yoi-h, stone Hike-; Adams, ra- line, Washrenaw ■(Vainly Michhf^n. arrord- i S! j, ;). !..'f, j, . iiir.l’irljn!' iniMrst at rresidimt, Doniihl Hitldwiti, ~l-_ 6 2 \i\ 11; »* ■ - . At ai m*' <.:.■■ 1 II • Hmu!*- pi o\ Dh*-i hv Si sit*iit e a mi t 'nun Ivute. ti'L*a ' ;i >• >1 ' • r I f -- • year term. Vr> of Flats. Ihitre ! ;lti. Wtisiiten-ivi- Omnlv f’nden ti" pmyerVnf -^de <•pntuihnf] iri Y|»- ilrtntli Mrrhiwoin .|>F.»7i . HiF'erl: Sla-rh M. l!*UV •' County, mmle, rkrhUh»ind snow plow-: Hei-ords., •'.'ill rco (I • hr ■«tv: ifi . •'•irli a'I oii'f.hone ; IUI ,i-laHj Mnr7*M Itoss W. -rAMPHKU;, Whiwiiw, .vWiNhnrwI ,snow • j>low ! pull • Clerk, flgoVge.; Wiimns,- 1-yenr A tv !»::.• f<>py____ _ .Indve ol‘_Fiohiiw*._ IvFQ j<>ll<»r ;_^-Whctil,,.3(JfJ.-^ullon—wutci : ^ Daj^d Fohrnarv 1 lOfiS. pula ■imiihi— ice—it**— hernli\ “ ' ' T ' K y*U .•nrH.l.AU S.Wives- I}.A-NK _np JlTtF ; " STATF OK ""MICHIGAN _[Imhi|i] I). Henne?-, UUlk ! J-VVlicet,. Srt«n catmclty. iranUnunnl 1 - ■'J-..:.... . amal»d_l1„-;__-^i j ...ihui”*m ^ iLkj.o. fio-V: Tn ’ ’■ ho <: x- li1 “T Vj TT'f .‘-TtVi1 itfe r.CTfrnTCy of' -Fii'V''«V of Frnt77it*L • r|TY o r VFU’.. YOUK \e.w.:Y7>rA. 1: li-j'siG, l- hy ?| n!(* f»f y lih i rii u i '.- a'^rxi jo'eml-Ts, iiiiiii'i-; Fniehmir"- J-Wheoi t.oie in.ih'i; Treasurer, Wallace Wood, 1-veur • ' k ' ' ‘ hanktii" '‘nrpornlio.h r >f • \ew York. •»!' •01111,' ’ ' 'i. al 1 h*i-naw. .Iso k J. < ian;i-*t . • t •* Clriiivi'i' 'Brooks, tank ciiv hoiiUn ; Gnlion, td'Dl ' ’ . New York. ' •f* 'the \V|>- eoi i.;.rin» lo iIjo . Wa-fpenaw T'-i!,* \ ‘tv-11- (,i v~■ Att'rrfTrcy t'o* Iv-S.iit • l.nll-tyiio- Mhonldrr. mnintninor r“Hiitlor. 'J i- / 1 / t rtiiF/ej j/o'iti Wins(f>n. V Point ;Im * ' Y?im V-liov, :M'ie!ili*nu.' Ordcc-.iC Ansucr J17 Munieipnl Fourt Hnikliiuf yHi'-i•.cniiiioity.. irravcl Lin: two cJ) U.iiim. Assessor.__Thomas -Rrvtith; 1-yenr , Altr.rirt'vs-; for Dr.: ar k.v.i:"; li.it.k ■ ■< 1 :-jo ,, f ii< tr Michi sin. Mm Jl-J*- \pri million iiii.Ht'it.y wntor lnnhn. *■ fOfin'■ l-’irsf Y.'itinir ! Tttj i Ifl I ni; .OL,*ol(,to nrul snridns niniiiinaont miiv lie tenti. ' ■ ./ : Df'frftit MFTd ''in a* m*o. ' in' City’ of HAItliAIi.V JEAN CLEDc;ETT. Di.G-iidmu OUDEIt OF FIUIJCATION *ro!i nl tho Ann Arbor Vnrd of. tho Windi. .Trustee, Eldon Gorton, 2-year J VVOnrlvv'ird 1 Tfirtrt F/'ii.J April 2S V|, o av < v. MiMiioa n. • Al. -..--ii.li nf Cii'lY:, . h,■ I:| : ill Genenil , j™ « _(___An!i_ A rlna-, • ( "i(\v.------Ine. * 11. i e.*d I,y. AI. ri ] !i,_ I !iHn. : -----•- year term. 7 , : 7 /...... D*,<’ ■ i1! I'. h ’• ! tr 'i ,'gi •*> ni I.ic i ■ i 1 J- r* 11 > O-i- r Qi" t i? '”'.'1'. ■>•«■/■! D>i: 1 I ,11nw]li Jt Ivh TlTTy nl Mafeli, -rhhs’i ” E'r,,ie“<'ii;iin. inn I"!'/fUrO j V Ku vhhivIuu' tip* Ihe Fn’’On Hun, John \V. (’onlin, ( irmiii I'nin-erl.- i.liiiiily mmkud on the outside ns to con­ Trustee,* Frederick W'eber, 2- f -I'h* l.y ,|V>M‘S in.'lTHI.'I'VDilliV _oJm ! _T.'riM> } ‘t F*i»>«» J udi.rr*.______[u.i.*...()i'ilei:(.;i Lhnt .on Muy Jit.—LH(i*,..nL tent Sr---- — -----r;—:------—:------=— year teriil w ii.i.ie M \j: \\ ea ihhitsrnoN i.i, \V :i 11 ’ i* hi \v T'' j-ui' V. n.ToviK . On tau JMh 1 r:llih- 1/ l7v -Jamf«** -Keh‘.are,«i—(-Je*,t*- Ann A rl -mvM Irb nr:. .)■ ;t - iieiiriiiK—Ire—l.eid- ■frlT“Wis nt un? nilrl of snrnn nrld to nuihe I;ibnrry. Botml“~l4it‘0ctoT~Ttn1fert _ & /li’.r' \VV ; a Mi. i ■ ■ • ?rh'. "*;!i• i* r,?-!.'| .ut'-f y “ mAy Kr" JT;i inH-ff-; .-rr-rgilist-ihirlnira^.loan" Ijt. .vdiijJ)_nil ei<"H'()V'~~nf 'fl’ll jlejei.r-ed -liic_ iiwiird—in—-imrt or -entirety ns—miry -ZSLTp—,,j-.-u I,i -1T- —.. .. , , i vetr;.. I lohMiditnt,. in -uIii j.-four, ..\n -eiliYaiu ath" - hrovt*—Ihuir—ulainis,- - (h (idi» ill(J.’cur in- ilie bestaniere-a o^-i_ho_<’n;iiii^ Morkfil, 3-yrftiL_torm -r'/vrv* '-vr-inm^'A/Trnfr'r—if'-rTT- ('tt7ir'-7; I rrrrr; ’ "Fir,'. ; ...... —!~ ‘t\—ifiwn-ro:---- • -- -- Tnrs iiii]si file swovtv clnims , wnli TlfS- of Wkislueimw, "--Library“‘lVo!m( 'Uiiortor, ■ Knth- -Tif—I li.v-g,'T' i"■fT'r7";Tl—11V7—t"-" •■■/' VV . I I: ] V FF •f-fr i; S' YiNfX F, \ VK:- — 11 - j > ftorohv- • Orrh'i f'i| •• i }uit — I Vff'Tr.lnn "(T>TTTr_'TnTTl:'sei,vo"'ft oaikv on- William J. Boiird of - WmdUennw Couni'y A A. Ml'i i ill I’r hki'".- IAm-’-o- Dtirtn. -Ka'i'lirmt ih-nu -hall, ati^wor ..ur !hi'H'mat.'hc»V, K.nuuuiof, lln^ Ka^t MiillU: Hmirt Gommissionei's erinc Wagner,. 3-yeai' term. • " Mnvf '.Gufeo- .! a To** "at'li n'Jnn ar-iimi a; rnay hi*. porMiitlo./l SnTvU Chtdsea, MichiKiuh Viiov tn ^-aid Hnymond L, Koch. Ghidimnn, Rol] call: Yeas till, Motion ear- ' V'fnnvy,. .1 Y l>>' Inw-on <}F >ii fm t* Uiu l V.h day of Jiuu’. ! iPHwniT. ' V 1 ‘ rj !ri'1 V"; ti'i ' :'YO' Ff>;(/»j.’iV*- F.aA-. ' ")’mI.i i,'i;"T(7 rtnnt-jy wtlTf nii- TJiflni' Fuhiicatjun anil scivicu shall tic? nimle ”V'. r UV.'r T. ( F , \ ..,.1; '-viJ!^ rh'.ili in a .i'ii!"sru.*ni «ie«f an 11 |»ravii|(' i hy Staluln uml ■ (T;i’ i- hT T)Y*I(-’j* 1 • • Mafrli 1 sth, F’h>^V~: HaYoifl l>. "Th:nnt*r, :i~~ .. during this march sale of The •' Vi/ lirj'. ii: rlu.* ■ 1 j V1; * - : ti: r}- i1 ' i ui - nf [i .•* . John w. c o n ij'n, llutrt stur . of Fidhatu. . cv.vt.’iih , Pin-’ ' *’»■:ir|r■ l»y RmImG 1 fJr_G'i]<)h ,'i’t or .J (»}•>’•—-----:------(-ivwAl- Ju;—rVi-*Ti[-tTny.------——AWm^iey- foF—lCHt-nt\j-- - -- ■■ ------(liriish'aii A ' I >'»i*, ' \\J7T-kTr<'ii :i vt ( i j,! y. Mirhivuin, A if. t-t I T. lioOtM1, AMuininv f c 11' -Plaint iff tin Musi Mirkhlh* Slvuot .k AL. ■ it v 11 TT7 I'l'in i >»• c«*i*t, ■ V|t-ll,iin t, Michluuii. TKrTsnTfi Mft‘TiT«an.' M ari 1 •Ain't" T <<»(' M \ • -r-t j 11 Mu;])i''?Ul A - ^Mp'l jH Fvn ■ h.'.r.:tMi. ■ • :__;___MnV-'l-Ai'Vl 1 Ma.i.v4iMi‘)'' An- v-jo -“dav7” ,r»f - .Inly \,lifh;i; :u I'l'-if in A)ii> offit-o n1 STATE OF MICHIGAN Srienee 1,d IS.*/i - ■,.. f i!’ | »• «-1 . Up- I h«»' T‘n'; n 1 >’ rjr In -in,' t il'C'.'i (V)in't Tni- tin1 C'nllhty nf VY''1 ;lr ] l . - Wit Jiii'Hnu. . ’.// . — a $6.50 value lo r *v :,kr '< . ' J,*1', .*• l} F»fi i fn IJlif-V, File. No. 11-1"< IT 1 ANNUAL . 'A .. .( <1 m'-v-.- ■», • OTl- ’O rd e r Id Answer ...... Monitor ’ :' •• ''vd h rr;-7* • ':\ u^ • t . i • t)i.(iree Arthur Your letters become; more intimote, , more per- '•’-.ir.D-t ;n K- *!,(•, J|1 ’ l h> i A t"A III. E. UDHEIi I SDN, I’lnini iff • 'S-. f • i , in’., 1 i •'; ‘(*) n,» f A >ff.“ -‘iTiy BvSk/m?.r?.distinctive, when yoy write on this Tv.r^.*-.-T-o '! k;. T'Vrt 'll IlHil'c! MAHiE M. HGHEIITSON; IG-Ti-niinnt HAND-CRAFT VELLUM . This silken- recoininends' "hF' vFo'.....;;*;F f ^,‘NM .IT)—ITnf- ,Oli- 'lie l,!ii dnv nf .laninn'iv t'lfia,. nu !ui:m,,‘«;i, filed l.y CARL K. 'UOI'lEltr-' . smooth, fine.quality-wriitnq.paper eomes_in_your_ 1 '.V nr in'. SON.' T'Ti.nr'iTlT nfJTiTtf -f- M/VUTF./M, Iinif- cnoice of white, blue .or grey." The -sheets and - ..w-d I n VfvnVd' EKTKONY I h femlidil, in I III * ( 'imrt to it *^rir»v+ i* oi- nl,i r in ii jnil'/irU-nt of d.v'"*;,'. 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It;,r, East, Checlc Cholcrof Poptr fr Color: llftA //: Boston, Massachusetts, ll.S.A. 02115 Mlv of \,.i ,\ - , Wi, dill...;, w f’o'iniv, All Work Guaranteed with W e a r Fre'i Service itiZ im ...... — ■iMiaput ±-Aliulriir«ih, Hi .upyutTiw t=lK Zi “ ’ • “ - 1 ' n sKSin'm'Hf *M6hSiWWH1TETra«r 5nfW '-■ Hni't. H!,' i'Mif,. l,y O’ li! Gb.lm D**'tl ^ ET m PdR L^s f n the period checked below. I enclose 'li'!r*l May 1/ I'uit and ii.rdi'df'd Mny At such time in additional to other regular business and H Sina\t rie v (m0^ , □ Monarch'BLUE (1250) • .....- - fli.S. funds!. 1/ I'u’l III I.Ih-i luCiM of Uecurilii. Pnep Mount Dolly, 8-5:30; PrlCoy, 8 o.m, to 8 p.m, H K | eGWHiTC, ?,6pAg1 □ Monarch' GREY (1260) Hi". Wiishtfimw f'.viMy .Recovds. tn- □ 1 y e a r $24 □ 6 months $13 ('f-th.'i: wit}, ihe hei.dltiirnentu nnd ttt>- in accordance with the law, a budget covering proposed double shse!°° ' 0nly WHITE ovoltobe In □ 3 Months $6 ■I.yileiiii.i. e- |hereof. . EMERGENCY SERVICE CALlSt GR 9-5948 The lemrH. of tin. i.erind of vdemiiilon expenditures and estimated revenues of the Township/ Cheek Imprlnf Choice fitan .Miu.h . s*»iB-'he-'t-V■ rmvtrth* Olilcd ... ' i'let roit! MlrhlfcAti. Fohvmii'v shall-be submitted-for consideration,'...— i—------IHSIsc rJptLsty le ir.th, Hies, i ; HILLTOP PLUMBING, HEATIW6 AMEH1GAK SAVINGS AND U)AN ASSOCIATION fl a?^s?ssr!,vtel ' A Michigan AhsocIaiIoh, MoilKRBre* _. Signed: DANIEL MURPHY 0 & nbvi/“: ° Blue ./DAMN**. S ta te . _2iP Code. GREENBERG & GREENBERG 201 SOUTH MAIN STRICT Street,.. ’ ~ ' . ' ' ' , PB-17 Attorney of Mnt'tKHfteo . . . Doled: « .'( * M. ,968 .: T.W».hil» Chri,. 1700 Buhl Bld(?„ DotfOit, MJeli. Phono 479-2851 Chelieo, Mleh. \ . ■W.o 2-hi:w F(tb. m-Mny n Cl!v------Sto».

\ u:arrv THE CHELSEA STANDARD.CHELSEA: MICHIGAN PAGE ELEVEN rPublic Works, Equipment Fund- v i l l a g e o f Village w o r k ...... 1,262 Disbursement#— Municipal equity represented by cash 8 ' 97 Washtenaw County * Dutch 'Elm t.. 093 tPurchace of -equipment-,..... 0^416' vr1r®,U®PJ»rtment Equipment F u n d - Other ...... r....:...... ■ 1435 3356 Purchase of certificate of deposit 9,500 15,916 UDIT REPORT Municipal equity represented by cash ...;...... $ 9,584 Fire Department Fund— - TOTAL RECEIPTS ...... $300,383 Cash in bank, December 31, 1907 $ 84 December 3 1,19 8 7 Municipal equity iepresented by cash ...... :....V...... $1,507 Disbursements— Fire Department Fund — J-9-tftl..i'aah, .disbUi'aanicnU.4!Schedulo-B>l>- ...... 305393. Xftab-in-banki- January-1 ,^-i po.7^n February 20, 1908 SCHEDULE A-l Excess of receipts over <|isburseherrients” 429 Excess of disbursements over receipts .-able,' tho Village Council.* VILLAGE OF CHELSEA 5,310 Cash in bank, January 1, 1967 ,...... 5,807 Cash in bank, December 31, 1967 ... ..$ 1,507' ihe •JHon ’CheUea,■VJDvM) *Michigan • . . . . i CAPITAL FUND — -ovamineii. the statem ent of financial condition of .the AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT Cash" inrbank, December 31,J967- 497 Iff* #rW8ea is as 01of December suec&iiiuer 31, .1967, uuuand the uiv icrelated m itu Biuiementstatement EXHIBIT F w DECEMBER 31, 1967 ■*.. olid disbursements for the year then ended. Our examin- -VILLAGE OF_CHELSEA ►DlOtS »'lu , ■ ..AUfiit«/id (PonAMtllv AP/tAn+orl onr!Uln» r,u M4 1U42 Chcyroletrpumper and tank .7.^.------3,105 SCHEDULE B- GENERAL FUND Tractor, back hoe and' attachments 5,580 V ILL AGE OF CHELSEA *®3 fpeordingly included such tests J>f the* accounting°records Snowpiow**^ tn,i‘ attacnment8 ■■■■■I-...^....- - ^.. 5,^?9 BUDGET COMPARED-WITH ACTUAL - RECEIPTS GENERAI^FUNB- JX^-audiHf^procedurea-aa^e^conaidered-neces8ayy-4n-the 400 gallon Boston-ta i i k ~ i E z : 5 ~ ------AND DISBURSEMENTS 'I S ; operations are reported on the modified accrual basis. KB-8,.International truck and equipment...... 10,720 DISBURSEMENTS YKARENDED DECEMBER 31. 1967 YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,-1967- .minion the accompanying statemnets present fairly the GMc truck “ ' r' ' ' 2382- -Qver oi Hr 1l i 1 abilitiesthe-Villageabilities of the v illag e ofor vneiseaChelsea aat t DDecember ecem ber-31, .31, 1967, TU, r _ I T------M cX qT with------back-- hoc' Salaries Materials 3,981 -(Linden) y'« (.ash transactions and .the revenues collected-and expenses Hydro-power sweeper 8,7-71 - and and — ,fr™ ■iiibis ’ cQnsiatentAwith----- ,~i—*4 —!i1- A'-~i that of tho procoding J* year. Elgin swoopor Budget Actual Budget ;,eJ by If0,1« 12330 Wages 'Supplies Receipts— Icerman, Johnson & Hoffman. Hydraulic scraper ...... -1,541 Administration! ...... :..$ 12,678 Chevrolet piejt-up truck “ tJe n e raf Cash in bank, January 1, 1967 $ 5,817 $ 5,807 $ ' (10) 1 3 0 C $ 7324 $ , 287L $ 1 ,5 7 8. __ . .. “Taxest -ffOMMENTS U^ChevraklTTruckfe” Legal arid auditin'?...... ' ------^2350- A _ 2,424 Current and delinquent 87,500" 877438" m r Financial Condition (E xhibit A) Cement mixer ... Service of Chelsea Standard 1,539 300 ■Special a sse ssm e n ts/ .2;ooo 065— (1,335) Dump unit for 1959 Chevrolet tr u c k ..... ^"Vproperty tuxes at December 31, 1,967, amounted to $1,439, 1,303 Protection^...... $ 62,318 Electric and Water Department: Snowplow- ti 158 '<|np for 1967 and $2S1 dud from prioFyearsT " ■'"h'.r 1,017 Police ,r:..‘UL...... , ,, 40,875 1,952 3,029 General operations . , 50.000 / 50,000 — 0— StlUIOK. of the .i,... 10R'71967 fnvtax lolevy w -forfor thAthe CVialannChelsea PublicPurlin TLibrary il Police radios «04' - Auto -operation ...... 3,790 m Capital acquisition .-o./. . 20.000 { 20,000 1(15*87^ amount-waa-^paid to thoL &rapy- Board from iintifft -Moa- ^ Rariio ~ "Rural1 f I re i,servhjr ■4-3D8 Hough model H-30 tractor -f.... 11,776 F i r e ...... *■„ 7,625 V04 3,375 actions. : _■ ' . . ' , r " ■. . ---' r-. - ' ' "*/' 1963 Ford truck ...... Fire Department Equipment Fund 5,700r- 0~-“ (5,700) increase in the Capital Fund consisted-of the-purchase of 2,934 -Vehicle-operation-..,.., 907 ‘Village Rhare.of State taxes: Swenson 8’ quiterial spreader ... 475 Public Works: Itive equipment for $19,246 and additions to the Sewer System Dump :b o x -...... — -99335 Sales -tax . .28,000 "32,7.45 4,-745 125 'Streets and curbs: 40,000 38,532 (1,468) X ’.8-RiglLdip-truck^ .-.'Other.__—___ 4 3 9 3 - =6rrjttirgy- ~MatnteTrgTi(rc!ofiState"hlghwaya I6T0S2: rtntr42~ ,’lj^Meter bonds in the amount of $3,000'were-retired during Auxiliary-Police-...... car ■ 488 , r On* December 31, 1967, thqre were $16,000 of these bonds - New street construction ... 30,860 Local licenses ...... ■ 1,500 ■1,828 (277) Sewer King (sewer cleaner) ...... 1,964 •Maintenance ...... 42,518 2,915 4,066 Law’ enforcement .3,000 4,333 1,333 irHine A bond and interest reserve of $4,000 as required under 1966 cab and chassis 2,745 Auto operation ...... 5,410 Refuse assessment 10,000 15.570 C430) Thi^n-Statc-Law .authorising .revenue . bonds..arid under the 1968-cab and chassis w 0,416 Street lighting ...... 12,623 Sewer System construction refund 33,000- 23??27- 7(9,273): Vordinance has beeh maintained. 1965 patrol car ...... " ...... ;.... 1,999 Sidewalks: . .. Miscellaneous __2,000____1 5,856- . 3,856 wage Disposal general obligation bonds in the;amount of $5,000 Air compressor ...... 4,126 5,097 Klumpp. Brothers .. retired during the year. In order to repay this bond; issue, the Bucket machine ...... - . t...... 439 ... . - '2 ,7 1 4 Earl Schultz . . TOTALS $30475-17— $3067190—$ —di6 7 3 e of Chelsea hus levied a tax of, 3 -mills. Taxes unpaid at Pressure rollers ...... -7 ...... 431 '— 1,9BI —Peter—Kurzy ...... 263 iter 31,: 1067; awowvt'ed-to $292; .of .this ,amount,-$60 represents Snowplow - used-^r. — - ~ ...... " 35- -DiaburKements— O ther 189 prior to 1967- , . Administration $ 11 j5Q0 $ 12,678 $ 1,178 Sewers: "Police—— — — e public Works. Equipm ent Fund received $5,600 as the result T6TAL (Exhibit A)' 04.240 37,318 — 4 r h m ■ "*-'49;707- Floyd Rowe ‘ Son - 1S4H ansfer bom the General Fund, which was used for the purchase 299 F ire 147500- -12,611 (1,889) Union Construction /AH 18,575 New street construction 26,717 30,860 4,143 iv _ SCHEDULE A-2 Finkboiner,. 4 3 3 8 - 4 8 ^ 0 5 - 7,965 - backi-l be Fire Dbpftmonf Equipmen p F und rece!vfftl- $«^O0 as.Ahe Public- .work s- 04,000^ VILLAGE-OF CHELSEA- ^CanrToH—Industries 8,293 Sidewalks ~ y ~ -7-,50,0^ -&1O97- -(5403-)- lar-wi| , ef s transfer fronf 'tfTf GeneraI“ Fund7;whrch w as- used for'"the PARKING SYSTEM DEBT. SERVICE REQUIREMENTS —Other Curb ... 2,633 - 1.633 lion, ise of new equipment.' ' . 5,310 1,000 YEAR- EN DED .DECEMBER 31, 196?^ ■lan d fill : SeW6r 58,000 37 til 5 (20.6851 iw n r AIw| Disbursements ( E xhibit B, C, D and - E F m unn 10.50P ___ 0-—- of jcl iiring 1967 General Fund receipts totaled $300,383 and disburse- Principal In terest O ther 5,205 996 ' Landfill operation ... l l ’ooo 7,162 (3,838) a ,specif (totaled $305,693 resulting- i n a net decrease In the cash balance 6-1-68. - , $- -360,(?0------. ■ 212 Insurance. 9,087 9,087 . Parks.~_.;...... — ;— L000. 379 . (621) "Salgiri 1 Receipts included a g en era l'o p era tin g tra n sfer of $50,000 -t2rts08= -25-tfirU 27 $-“ 37000.00 36p;00—$ 3:720:00 -Health:! . Insurance (casualty) . r. 6,000 - - 6,765 765 [capital acquisition transfer of" $20,000rfro n r the- ChelseH"Electric 64^60" 292.50 .Garbage and rubbish removal -.. 1 10,500 10,500 Insurance (Blue Cross) ...... —0— 2,322 2,322 Water Department. 12-1-69. 2fi thru 30 3.000. 00 292.50. Municipal building operation .... ,125 6,125 Library ....f 6,500 6,328 (172) tolleetions of the 1967 property taxes-' amounted to $87,025 6-1-70 225.00 Curbs' ..... ; : . Municipal building .:...... 6,000 6,125 125 sued re| 12-1-70 . 31 thru 33 225.00 ,633 2,033 jenting 98,69% of the total levy; Alfohlparison of.annual receipts 3.000. 00 3,'450.00 Other: * " ' u Building inspector ...... 1,200 1,200 —0— nmnufaf disbursements with the budgeted amounts is presented in Exhibit 6-1-71 .... 157.50 Building inspector fees l,2fflL Economic development .. * . _ . . 7.000 4.195 ULS051 ion label 43-1-71 - - / 3 4 th r u —36 -3-,OOOtOO^- ,157.50 -3731540- Loan repayment - Chelsea Recreation fund ...... 1,500 1,500 —0— , mdjcj 6-1-72 90.00. -Tree plunting ...... 1,000 . —0— (1,000) Pile IV 12-1-72 37 -thru 40 , 4,000.00 [or Dept. -5,000- ______EX H IBIT A _____ -Tra-ns-fersr- Fringe benefits ,9.500 Ll4(i (2.3541: i .tipjfyH TTf,LAGE_OF_CITEESEA— Fire Department Equipment Miscellaneous 2,100 1,322 (778) TOTALS .... f , _ $ 16,000.00 .$ 2,250.00 $ 18/250,00 STATEMENT OF_FINANCIAL_CONDITION .’Fund'...... Transfer's to other funds: ;uSsiSfej Interest ^ '/ payable semi-annually June 1, and .December I. 0,500 DECEMBER 31, 1967 Public Works — —....- ... Public- Works Equipment;.Fund \_feL51KL. 4 1 ® . :______i____!____ASSETS______I." Bonds have fgdemntlon -potion' b'v drawing- lots" nnd then naying. thfi. — Firc-Department-T‘lquipment-F-und- \ 67000- -6j50O’ principal, accrued int -Eqmpmuntr-Frfml- -576OO- — Economic dev'elopfi"7eq,C7— Chelsea Eleetrio and/Wuter- fiFSH* 1 jp Tliplm'a~SEiitn Rank i'lison IJ Miscellaneous j receivable: SCHEDULE A*3 Social Security ._ 3,395 Decrease in payables -0— 13, -783 13,783 tarty-taxes— VILLAGE OF C H E L S E A ^ State (CMichigan Employee Cash on hand; December 31, 1967 —0— 497 497 ppot v taxes - .1965 SEWAGE DlSJ'OSAL SYSTEM DEBT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS 'Pension Plan1 ...... 3,751 / lapertv taxes - 19(i6 - 179' -----.GENEUAIzzQBLIGATION BONDS______Parks- TOTALS——------—— -$304t51-7—$306rlil0 $ 1,073 1,158 1,439 lopei(;■ taxes - 4907 ... YEAR ENDED DECEMBER -31, 1967 . , ■ L ib ra ry ...... - 678287 — ? Bond Nos. - Principal Interest • Total G i v i c—wetfa-re---— ■— 588— 3,551 VILLAGE OF CHELSEA unU receivable rvf iro service ...... 4-1-68 - $. 4,840.63 20,000 urt *0 be collect^l'fOT'ioan payable 10-1-68 ...... 31 thru 35 $ 5,000.00 4,840.63 $14,681.26 TOTALS ...... $103,447 $ 24,169 $164,294 $291,910 4-1-69 4,721,88 - grelisn-dn_aecmin.ts_pu^abla^______^______ELECTRIC AND WATER DEPARTMENT |-T0TA‘IrGEMERA-I-FUNB- ■•>•■$• 25,4B7~ j 410- ,36 thru 40 -5,000.00 4,721,88 14,443.76- Ancmints peiyHhl(. nl'Pimd—— ——— — —- — J-l-7 0 4.603.13 - - January. 1, 1907 .... $-31,029 |-frr"CheIsea StaTc^Bank~.:z $—17666- •:z/" 10-1-70 - = 41 -thru-45 5.000. 00 4.603.13 14,206.26 Accounts, payable, AU^!TJtEJ>ORT liicatcs of deposit ...... 17,000 $ 18,006 4-1-71 4.484.38 December■ 34,* 1967 ...17,246 '4 3 ,7 8 3 10-1 -71J 40 thru 50 5.000. 00 4.484.38 13,968.76 December 31,1967 29,43,5 TOTAL...... ,$305,603 .4-1-72 .. ■ 4,305.63 ■February 26, 1968 [fighting equipment ....a... ;...... 13,643 4,365.63 10-1-72 ' 51 thru 55 5,00050 13,731.26 To the .Honorable, the Village Council Ir System .:.r , 403,09() 4,246.88 EXHIBIT C 4-1-73“', yillage of Ctelsea^-Michiga n ______■motive equipment’ (Schedule A-l) _94L240_ 10-1-73 . -56-thru=(l0- 5.000. 00 4,246^88- 13,493,76: -Vl-bbA'GB-OF CHEfcSEA- jcipal building, uri^inaf .58.2110- A -b U - 4,128:13 PARKING MEfPEH FUND f.cipal'building, furniture and equipment . 10-1^4 ' 61 thru (15 gffoo.oo 4,128.13___ 13^56^6.1 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS Electric and Water Department of ,the .’pillage.-of ..Chelsea as of ■equipment-- Dcccmber^^ t 96?r»Jiu ^ u m-statgnTCT rnta 7T7 c>d°tyaTTmr^^ | ball ■ ■ - 29,761 ’■](M-T5“ 66 tlJTtr75 7 10,000709 - "47009338“ - 18,018176- =--- ^ - -Operation *• -- - for-the--year-then^ended; Our- examination was made in accordance 4-1-76 .... 3,771.88 and Bond with ’generally accepted auditing standards and accordmgly included TOTAL CAPITAL FU N D '/(N ote B) ...... $352,019 10,1-76 . 76 thru 85 10,000.00 3,771.88 ,17,543.76 Mainte*. and Replace* j such tests of the accounting records and such other auditing procedures |lng Meter Fund—” ■ , ‘ , 3,534.38 Total nance Interest ment 4-1-77 as-we considered necessary in the • circumstances.— -...._L...... — I in Chelsoa-St-iit‘‘--Bank-:-“-~-.-“-” -”-...... W-4-77 8 6 ,thru 95 10,000.0,0 . 3,634.38 .17,068.76 R eceip ts^ leration and m.aint-ranee ...... 7,513- 4-1-78''" ...... i_ 3,206.88 •Parking meter receipts $ 7,-948 $ 7,948 We did hot confirm the,-'accounts , receivable by/ -correspondency led and interest ,■ ...... 4,134. .10-1-78 . 96 thru 105 • 10,000.00 3,296.88 16,503.76 Interest received , ...~ 1 7 0 . $ 170 with debtors, but satisfied ourselves by other means that the.accounts, [cement1 "account ...:...... :....::n 670 $ 12,31? 4-1-79 3,059.38 were valid. . . 10-1-79 ,106 thru 115 ‘ 10,000.06 3,059.38 . 16,118.76 ■: TOTAL RECEIPTS .....$ 8,118 $ 7,948 $ 170 —0— prig dot .. — _ . -- - \ In our opinion,..the-.aceompanymg_st&tcmen.t.-of_financial condition 60,593 "4-1-80 ..y ■ — -7-7/------—- --■ 2,821.88 Cash in bunk, Ju n u arv : 1/1967 '. " 8,465" 3,7.15 4,250 500’ png meters and the related statement of income and retained earnings present 8,865 10-1-80 . 116 thru 125 10,000.00 2,821.88 15,643.76 Transfers from operations and . .. Ll-81 " ‘ 2*5841*387 :^=^nmintCmmfez-- — -•—Q— — -(=3,-739) — 3 ^ 5 6 9 ^ — 1-74- -f-airly-rthe^finHTO-iftl^posi tion - gf-tho Kleet-ine^a(kAVirter—Dvpa rtnnm t of’" TOTAL-PARKING METER FU ND ..$ 81,775 10-1-81 .126 thru 135 10,000.00 - 2,584.38 15,168.76 J, the Village of Chelsea at December 31, 1967, and the results o f'o p cr- LHVRfl7HitES-A^JD^M DN7I CHVAL E Q U F T ^ 4*-l«Hi5 ...... 2,340.88 -T G T A lfe ------r - -$ -16,583- $ -^924 $---7,989 -$ ---- 670 nlions for the year then ended. itr cunfurmtty--with generally accepted- inlFund—___ .J f 10-1-82 - -- ' ,, 136 Ahru 145 •; 10,000.00-- 2,346.88 ---14,693.76. Disbursements— accounting principles applied on a basis consistent with that of the ■life— —— - V ■ -: *•' ‘ : . \ ^ - 1 ■joTT 4*1-8H ...... ------2,199.7)8 ------preceding-year. - ... ' t. '$~t7,246 expense s- -411 $ — 411 - — -10-1-83- T4ITThTu 160----- l^OOOTOO™ Icerman, Johnson & Hoffman; ^payable - Chelsea Electric and W ater p e 4-1-84 1.753.13 Interest on bonds ... . 855 $ ''855 rtroert 20,000 $ 37,246 Redemption of bonds 3,000 • 3,000 10-1-84 101 thru 175 15,000.00 1.753.13 >48,506.26 COMMENTS 4-1-85- T * g $ [icipafT/inity ♦ The net income realized by the Village of Chelsea Electric and 10-1-85 ■....176 thru-190 15,000.00 . 1,396.88 17,793.76 TOTAL ... t ..... Water Department for the year, ended December 81, .1967, amounted presented byeish (N ote-A ) ..... • ...... (16,749) 4-1-86 1,040.63 DISBUltSEMENTS ...... $ 4,266 $ 411 $ 3,855 $ —0— to. $103,070 as shown in .Exhibit 'B. This amount . increased the net prc=er.ted by taxes .....V. 1,439 10-1-86 -C/-191 thru 205 15,000.00 A,040.63 17,081.26 income accumulated by the Department since,'March 1, 1923, to presented by .fim sc-i-vi.ee rec e iv a b le ...... 3,551 4-1-87 693.75 Cash in bank, . i$l1j344tA1L—Dnr-ing-this period, a total of ${11-5,208 hasAioon conlributed- ! 206-thru 220 15,000.00 693.75 “^6,387:50" — r December 31, 1967- .... $ 12,317 “ $ 7,513—$ .4,134-$--,670 10-1-87 ward general Village operations,-includingl Ahe- Current year’s, con* S 25AM 4.1>88 346.88 K M L GBtiUA1- l*CNP nini i Ibutlun uf $70,000: — . — - —------. — >■ ■ 10-1-88 221 thru 235 15,000.00 346.88' ’ ■15,693.76 ■ " .EXHIBIT. I) ----- . ’ . ’ ucin^i 5lClu.itV r > rc-'s>o-wted-by cash «nd investm ents 18,666 VILLAGE OF CHELSEA ns for the current . ‘ -^ ‘^ f e t'esented-by land, buildings and-cquipm ent 333,353 TOTAT.S ______$205'.000,00 $128.312.70 $333,312.70 SEWAGE-DISPOSAL FUND ------and preccding-caiendar-yenrs-follows^- '19(1(1 BondsDUIIf.la llllivuinmturing ini; 1968 -through 1985 bear wa-4^i"7c_l7iterest--rate-ai«r -* tm ty •••*-**«* STA TEM EN T .OF ' RFX^E II>TS~ANTT DISBURSEMENTS Sa.les: ■ riT07~~ FUND ...... $352,019 bondsl;. maturing 11968 Add iLwAHMiUthrough 11988 flO.Q kanubear n-a A 4%AL C/-.% 1 intflltnof interest tinfnrate. , YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1967 W ater ...... $ 49,531 $ 47.789 "Jl-Meter Fund— Bonds numbered 1-S5'm aturing 1902*1976 shall not be subject to Bond Electricity' .... 256,810 244.352' ri'ilios: ■ and. Merchandise ’ 11.717 12.377 feLpayabfe redemption prior to maturity. , ' $ 78(fe - Bonds numbered 86-235 maturing in the years 1977-1988 shall bo ‘ Total Expansion, Int crestfrei Sewage ...... 22.4 5'4 20,!!93 f™5 Payable ’16.000 $16,780 f e 'fef t.o vpdemption urior .to. maturity, at. the. .option .of. .the. Village, Receipts- W ater-taps ... .1,835 ....—17785 ------I), inverse numerical-order, on any interest payment date on or after Tax receipts ...... ~$ 47-,490 riT /4 0 0 ,%l.Eqpity; ■ . . 10-1-76 al par and accvued interest plus a premium as follows: Cash on hand, January 1, 1967 18,004 $ 10,429 7,675 ; TOTAL .SALES $342,349 $327,296 fJrcsented by cash ...... ' Expenses: rP^CIltPfj K»> . ..i...... • 8t183 $30.00 on each bond called prior to 10*1-80.------,ont^ M..Property, and equipment...... , 56,812sc ai>> $25.00 on each bond called after_10.-l-80_but-prior to 10-1-83. - TOTALS ...... $ 35,494 $ 10,429 . $ 25,065 — Cost-of- sales . $132,701) $126,87f $20.00 on each bond called after 10-1-83 but prior to 10-1-85. Disbursements— Maintenance and general 11,485 '102.419 . total park-in g -tme t b r f u n d ...... $ 81,775 $10.00“on each bond culled on or after 10-1-85 but prior to m aturity; -—Interest on bond^ .. : 9,919- -0t919 Redemption of bonds 6,000 5,000 TOTAL EXPENSES $244,185 $228,790 disposal Fund ’ ASS^ S EXHIBIT B Other costs 84 84 VILLAGE OF CHELSEA Transfer to General Fund 10,429 $ 10,429 NET OPERATING INCOME $ 98,164 $ 98,506 id 2 el'e? St!lU‘ I?ank: 18 interest " $ 10,062 GENERAL FUND Other income ...... 4,906 1,027 T«(iivablo: STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS. TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS . $ 25,432 $ 10,429 . $ '15,003 1964 YEAR ENpED DECEMBER 31, 1987« Recctpt'K— '! ’ ”u';- J4fe;--w;o7LUl Property - iogg Xhxos! . ■ ' included $4,526 of unpai’d billings prior to December., The balance of P«porty . if,q7 ' Property, current year including penalties, fees EXHIBIT E $47,354 represented current billings. -. 1 ami excess of roll ...... £ .....$ 87,025 VILLAGE OF CHELSEA Additions of $25,278 were made to plant and equipment dtiring <,U ^ !oviwi bond retirqmont .... . Property, delinquent ...... '400 , SPECIAL FUNDS 1967 while fully depreciated items amounting to $2.3,342 were written Special assessments ...... -^ J -' STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS off. Electric utility acquisitions amounted to.$14,601 and the water I; total K SKWAf]K' DISPOSAL FUND Interest received ...... -.i...... 13 ■ $ 88,104 YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1967 supply system had additions of $10,677. ’ Capital Fund ' • Village employees .including the utility employees, were accorded Fund— Transfers from Chelsea Electric and Water Receipts - interest ...... - .....$ '2 9 9 ft State.B ank...... retirement benefits under The State of Michigan's Public Employees’ ,—Department...... - . ‘ ■ ■ ■ ... Cash in bank, January 1, .1907 • ... ■ .. - 18,367 $ 18,666 Retiromout'Fundr'Employcr^-contributions in 19.67- amounted to $3,168, Disbursements’ - purchnsc of certificates of deposit 17,000 nmrniimmir m i m ■ -i- .....nr n..— ■■■—■i ,r j,r " ...... first annual installment of $5,000 on, the loan receivable from "$fl....M8 f | 1 cS piffl'lS S x ------;— w ^ r the Village of Cncisea General Fund Was received in January, 1968* w ! s r ™ 9,500 Cash in bank, December 31, 1967 ...... - $ ,1,666 -“Rurad-fira^^vioo- MJM.. :...... l»uli»cLAVorks_EQuipmcnt Fund ’^E X W B IT —A- 0,042 Reccipta— , Ap a r t m e n t b q u i p m e n t f u n d ...$' p .b m - Maintenance of State highways ...... " , VILLAGE OF CHELSEA Village share of State licenses and fees: Interest received 200 Ch^ a Stnt7 Bank ,!...... $ 4,060 ' Transfer from, General Fund .5,600 6^00 ELECTRIC AND WATER DEPARTMENT %Th . ------, ...... :...... 8 1.507 Intangibles tax ...... ■’...... STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION V ^ O e n e n - License . 1346 ‘o f e 1 f'pnd cash deficit amounts to $16,740, the excess 32,745 Cash in bank, January L 1967 ...... 8,131 DECEMBER 31, 1967 ittftlp.V (J1X- -ASSETS...... m m r m m Current- lift* ■ .°f the 5^Tsea Chclsfua ElectricF.tflof*.!/, and WaterWotfli* DopartnibntfYohartn arc ...... TOTAL":': r ." :" " :::" :" ::: ...... 18,931 Cash on hand ...... ; ...... $ 75- audit jiaSnuti!tal:Fv»nd, They are included in a separate Local licenses and permits ...... 1,223 Disbursetnents— udit report . i 10, iney a 4,333 (Purchase of equipment ...... $ 12,830 Cash 'n Chelsea State Bank ...... 91,977 u a »P rt for thftt d«P«rtment, Law enforcement traffic violations, 15,570 Miscellaneous ...... L004 13,834 U. S, Treasury hondo, 4'4*#, due 5-16-74 50,000 Sanitary landfill ...... U. S. Savings bonds, Series H, due 1969 ...... ,,..... 10,000 'Wwl Fui!]158 AND M U N lcn>A L EQUITY gpwer System construction refund 23,727 UnslrlirlJaflkrDeccmber^lrtOO? ..."...... t ' F 9T Miscellaneous: , due '6 -1 5 .7 1 ' ...... 25,000 Gasoline0-tax refunds ...... $ 1,188 Fire Department' Equipment Fund ..... I...... $205,000 663 Receipts - transfet^ from General Fund $ 6,500 Certificates of deposit, Chelsea State Rank , 65,000 Rent, trailer camp ...... (Continued on page f a i l . “gCWCrgwmqtitiotw MS l Cnah In bank, January 1, 1967 9<500 8 16,000

\ , ', w ': ^HUBSPAY, MAgfiB.»- PAGgTWEI THE c GREGORY BAPTIST Cl Sewage: Sunday, M arch 31— * Ohelsoa Electric & Water Dept. Audit Report ■General consumers $ 20,973 .... ^ 8 ----- '(Continued from-page'll) . Vilhgerof Chelsea Connections...... 1,475 22,450 Our Churches Accounts receivable: Duo in January v . $47,354 1,835 WM»l(i>»i Water taps ...... ST. MARY'S Prior billing ... 4,52(1 ' 51,880 STr PAUL FIRST METHODIST (^HURCH -CATHOLIC.CHURCg- :Z$342J?4TrfU!...... -WorfjesBr-Pastor- r iJ - TOTAL SAtES Tho Rov.-Fr. Frank Wahowiak -flRST -ASSEMBLT-Qr d Merchandise' inventory ~ -lil,-707 ■ | ...... The Rev. WarnerSIebert, Pastor Thursday," March 28— ' CHURCHc in m r 'tj r Expenses • \..v ■ ■ ' . ' . : t 9:00 n.m.—Study Class, Ed. Thursday,. March 28— ‘ ! ' Satuvday, March 30— . ------— 14900 Old US-12 1 , ....$303,(130 Cost of sales: 4-5:00—Confessions, TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS $111,298 _1_|0(T p^m.—Mark Study Group Unit. ■ . '■•■■■ h* The Rfev. Stephen ,J. Vaudri _ _ Electricity purchased ....'__/-■■• 8:00 p.m.—WSCS e x e c u,.t i v e 7:30-9:00 p.m.—Cojifessions. Special- Cash It em sa wLTnvetf meats- Power purchased^ water pumping 9,og9 at the home "of Dorothea Piele- Pastor * ,■ Bond redemption and interest; 5,772 meietv .... . meeting, Ed. Unit, Sunday, March 31— , Sunday, March 31. ' \ Power purchased,- sewage > , : Sunday, M arch -31— - - Masses a t 8.30 a.m,, 8 a.m^, 10 '__ Cashash in in bank bank ' ' 1 ‘ . ' $ 8,297 Merchandise and operating supplies: Saturday, March'“80— • 10:00 a.m.—-Sunday "ieW'l —— h~ ■9:00 a.m.—Church,, school, adult a.m, and 11:30 a.m. * Certificates' of. deposit, .C M sea State..Bank.. 25,000, 33)"2{)7 . $ ,19,080 . 9:09 a.m.—Confirmation class. U:0» ».m.-Wor,blp ,,a Inventory, January 1, 1987 . and third grailo through senior Purchases . ■• ^ 7,188 10:00 n.m,—Children’s - choir,-— 7:00 o.m.-Worrtip -Loan-Bemvable- 11tOO-a.m Youth-eirakv- flight - T 25,000 10:00 n.m.—Church school, nurs­ MriW Due from Village- of Chelsea ...... TOTAL . ..r. $28,208 7:00 p.m—Cattei-Marslinll wed­ The Rev. Elmer S. Steenson, Pastor $$92,501 ery through fifth grade. ■ ■. y,:,.- . SALEM GROVE tr )!c’ Land, BujldiiigSi-and-Equipment, (Schedule A-l) Inventory,' December 31 i- l.M 7 rp ^ :^:'rlfti707'. . _0,561 ding. ----- . ' - - SundayrM arch 31— . 297,<>0(V’ 594,001 — 5 OiOO-anVv.—W orship- » 0 r-v.i-ce "Less allowance for depreciation ’ - . Su nday ,M a rcK“ S 1 — 10:00 a.m.—(Sunday school. The Rov.'GeTi;g 7 ^ " p a"j -H-M85- 9i<15-a ,m .-^S w day-sehooL -— - AWe Believe in the Holy Spirit.” ■Kevin, pasfl ^tahTtenmieeratid.-gotiera’ (Schedule; B-1-)—- tTfOO_aim7=Worship:^^service. S unday ,TM.fti;ch~3I— “ “ TOTAL ASSETS______$950,837 10:30 a.m,—Worship^ 4:00-p.m,—iMemborship Fpi'ShL Liabilities and MumVipar EqUity Ed. .Unit, Nurflery-earo available^uriog Sun- 10:00_ a.m.-^Sundav n-^aumiay school I TOTAL EXPENSES 244,185 Tuesday, April 2— day school and worship service, Current Liabilities, <5:30 pan.-r-Senior MYF, meet at 11 .*15 a.m.—Church aorvic'J NET OPERATING INCOME .$ 98,104 '3:00 p.m.—iAnn Arbor-Jaekson 6:00 p.m.—Junior and Senior Acvmint., payable $ 2,883 Association Council nt Sti - Paul ■ church. ;'■/.;■„■■ , . • Consumer deposits, \ 0,140 Other Income • Net ■AVeli nos d ayv April 3— Baptist Youth Fellowship. $ 8.582 8:00 p.m.—Church Council/ 7:00 p.im&Evening worship. Due to Village of Chelsea 1,2p9 Interest earned on investments 12:30 p.m.—WSCS genera'l meeD . 1,753 Wednesday, April 3— Wednesday, April. 3— Suspended DrirJ Payroll taxes ' 63f- Refunds and discounts ing and luneheon, Social Center. Miscellaneous income . 2,994 ,$ 11.320 7:15 p.m.—High school choir. 6:45-p.m.—Choir practice. Accrued sales tax ■■ "ob- 7:45 p.m.-7-Lenten service, 3:30 p.m,—Primary choir ; re­ 7:30 p.m.—Bible study and Reports for Ej O il: Aceruo 1 .interest on water bonds outstanding • ".1;5SS»‘ 8:30 p.m .—Senior £h oir. hearsal. I.ess: .Interest charges on water p?nn—Jm itor“ choir rehears­ prayer meettngr— • $ 13,195 bond obligations' W 4,905 Riding Horsek - ‘ —TOTALCL'RRENT-I*L>BILITIES_ % ---- CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH al. ' ______Itres Long-term Uhligations ' "“"(Umted“Chureh;Aof Christ) ' ” -• (5:-30-p.m.—Higlfsehool- ohoir-vc- CHURCH OF CHRIST Lansing—Y ears“'“nTro‘‘\vi (iro 135,000 ' NET INCOME $ 4037609 \Vatei bonds outstanding (Schedule A-2). The Rev. Danief Kelin, Pastor heiu:sal. • 13601 Old US-12, E ast auto was in its infancy and i Pdei Net income, March IvdOGo, to 'December 3L 1907 . 1,241,547 .7:30 p.m,—Senior.choir v.ehears- R, D. Parnell, M inister Saturday. MarehT)Q~~ ■ ■ to travel down the ruts of] & ■jrl Netllncbme,March 1,1923, to December 31, 1967 $13447010 — 9-'l'l70'6~n7m7^Confirmntion class ■ronde-woH'-groovod by lun^.i Municipal Equity. 1 for eighth: and ninth graders. Sunday, April H— 10:00-a;m^Bible study. cart's, -the sm art alecks Investment, March 1, 1923 * $ 84,321 7:00 a.m.—Easter. Sunrise Serv- 11:00 a.m.—Worship service. . 294,913 Contributions to General Fund prior to 1907 $845,208 Sunday, March 31— yell, “Get a horse!” That's'*] pnio -Additional investment jee, jS erm o n by; Ring .Hanna. Serv­ 5:00 p.m.—Worship service. ly..what a .-.rural, I Stand -----RPt'(Tlnr[il"eavning5r-('Exhibit-ID'------“----- ' -429.498' —Contributions-to-A-illage-'Funds-TOOT-";-! 70i0„00r--— 015308- .-■lQ.:00 .-a.m.—.Worship,—.followed by coffee hour,' sponsored by dea­ ice 'conducted, by Youth Fellow­ Bible:study7 each Wednesday at to got aroumj . ship. 7:00 p.m. i ■■■■■' TOTAL EQUITY, $808,042 Retained earnings., December 31, 1907 $ 429,408 cons. • - f Secretary of State .Inmesl Ilka ( I0i00 a,m.—Sunday school, Vacation"■■Church'- School, June Hare said he reccivod this-« ■an_.Ce 17-28 for kindergarten through NORTH LAKE- - TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY' $950,837 SCHEDULE B-l 7:00 p.m.—Junior and Senior today from Jam es Uolncr, o(l jieidor1 sixth grade, - ■ METHODIST CHURCH «‘s Ta VILLAGE~OF—UH EhSRA" iligh..Pilgrim -Fellowship a-—: eumsaht—Rohw Wednesday, ./April 3- The Rev, George Nevin, Pastor jin?1.' SCHEDULE A-1 ■<:; 7 ELECTRIC AND WATER DEPARTMENT examining- regional tnanagerl (1:30 a;nr.—Men’s breakfast, Friday, March 29— folding TTItLATTE-OF- CH ELSEA ------MAINTENANCE AND GENERAL EXPENSE IMMANUEL BIBLE CHURCH seven 'counties, told llnre h?| 3:30 p.m.—Junior choir. 145 E. Summit. St. (i:30.p.m. to. 8:00 p.m.—-Annual Ei:ECTRH,‘7\’y n ‘WATER DEI'ARTMENT YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,, 1987 in his office Thursday, when a f LAND, Bi ll.DINGS, AND EQUIPMENT ■V'.~ .■'■■■■ ■: if ■ ■ 7:45 p.m.—Combined L en ten The Rev. Frank C. Frinkle, Pastor Egg supper a^ church,- Public in rode up on a horse, in the shop 1 .No. -service-yftt St. Paul church..,—------vited. . DECEMBER 31,. 1907 ATtTonftvbite- and—1 27(5- SMnddy, March 31.:— ' 7 -center which house? •htrAiml Depreciation--.---. -'S.LOrfFf- - 8:00-ptm,—Senior-ehoirr OTTSnrnfF^Su’iutay school.- SatUrday, -March.-30.- -bor-exami iwtprstatioirr hfsiioi W ater: 10-2:00 p.m.—Bake Sale atvHillr 'No. Fuel . ■ .... ’494 8:30 p.m.—Trustee meeting.. 11:00 7t.m.—Morning worship. top Plumbing-,-.benefit North .Lake “He parked. his s'tcedm oii HospitalizationXSDl - insurance The Rcvi Revi—Don—Luuglretni, guest the- parking areas, tied v>im| -S40- Bnilding-Fundi to s t ’ elation Value -hrsunrnve—’ -gfONHLiUTHERAN CHURCH preaelier.:reueher. Mursery—armiinble 'CHiiiu in fu r a ikensel General* 2,985 Sunday, March '31— 231-2 Lantl -- site for water tank $ 1.350 $ - 0 - $ 1,350 Corner of Fletcher, Waters Rds. worship sei’vice and Sunday school'. •examination. It stcems that! Maintenance - . - 4,890 0:30 a.m.—Worship service. 201 ----= - ---.... 1 2 ,'9I i'3 —0— 12.969 - -(Rogers_CQrnera)_.- ’ 7:99__p.m.=iFvt>n i n g.^worsh ip. hatybefimjirLUiiinaui-imL tlrivtr.f (Lainl _=r-r .'jourct*. ■.oi’LW.tUi'.K."supply"■ r Office------— -4400- ^'1"0T3O’-arm.—Sunday school.- 19.213 / 1(L2T3" —0— -The-Revf^uhnyR—Morris,4Pastor^ The Revv^Don ■'Lough'eexi;' Truest involved in • an ‘acddoirt, and] • ■ Fvltra: ion jilaut ■ ■ , . Pension ...... 2,290 ■■ - - 272,521 108.912 168,609 Saturday,-March 30- preacher.- p 1 a e.e d under fimrnra). rcJ .ML Wat r and e(|iiipn.ent Salaries, overtime and labor 42,04C> 179,05,i. 22,902 153.451 Youth 'instruction. Monday, April 1— ST. JOHN’S EVANGELICAL sibility. One of. our. m'forcei Water plant. .. 7,570 00 Sales taX'7 ■ Sunday, March, 31— ■ . ■ 7:39 j)iin,—-Prophecy Conference; , AND REFORMED' CHURCH officers, had picked __up_his d] / '- 1,539 ( . '• • ■* 179,lu9 $117.727 $331,379 Social security ' ... .. 9;00 a.m.—Sunday school.., the Rey. /Dbn Loughced preach- ■; (United- Church 'oL Christ) ■ license and hi,s auto .lifensc pi • TOTALS ’533 .Telephuns. — 1.0.:15- a.m.—-W-orship.___ ^ W ___■ _ Rogers Corners \ ,__ _ he rode In - hoi.# i F’ectrie: ' ’ Sewage, disposal: ■ - ■ $. 1.571 $ —0— $ 1.574 7:30 p.m.—Luther League. 4'uesday, April 2—-. - .The Rbv. Robert Townley 12 or 13 miles f (lie re-el ■ {.and. Fuel (actually gas) 510 . Huilditv 1 v:!ee 12.120 9.182 .Monday,. April 1— - 7:30 p.m.-^Prophecy .Conference;. Sunday, ^arch 31— 1 .“At least h e.,was law, aim Depreciation. 4^51 -745—p^nr,— J-u n ior— ehoLv- •the-Rov^Don-Loughe od-preaehi n g,- Hare..aakt;- “ lie lipiinieinly 3,(552 Genej'al ’ expense 8:00 p.m.—Senior choir. Wednesday, April 3— 11:00-a.m.—Morning worship. -Hospitalization" insurance --—,T----(575 his suspension 'sei'niii.slv." TOTALS SI <(D.SGo ~ $ 59,948 $ 49,882 Tuesduy,' April' 2— ' 7:30 ■ "p.m.—Prophecy Confer­ '535 — —— ******- / Insuimice... , 7:45 p.m.—Evening Circle. ence; the Rev. Don Lough’eed "ST7TACOB EVANGELICAL ; 1 .'J._i... _ _;__\...... :_• Sewagc'-ils-po-al: "“T " / ■ * ■ • -878- OBSCENITVUNIT \ \MEH' $ 5^,102 $“55,780 --S 2.32TT -Pe-nsion- AVe ■ Rncial security- 18-membe.:,'Commi,s*io>i onObd 8-iOO-pun...-Lenten service, “The- BETHEL ~EVANGELICAL_ AND The,-Rev. Andrew Bloom, Pastor ity. and Pornog>-a)du’-- wlU)?o| C. P -Telephone. U. _ v ...... TdTU.S _ $29 1,418 $ 83,979 $210,439 14V ’ „--M17 End ofMaiu.’: REFORMED CHURCH - .J .Sunday,-JIarch 31—■- will be-_ to- investigate—the- X 5 .(•'the.!-: (United Church’ of Christ) ■ ’ 8:45 a.m.—Worship .service. tionship,between such ■■materiall , 5i3-:" Total maintenance and’ gen'eraV expense (E xhibit ) $111,485 J77; t ■ ..(UTiee furniture anil Ext tires $ -3,991 $ 3,991 $ —0— ST. b Ar n a b a s - - Freedom Township _ 9:45.a;m.—Sunday school. antisocial .behavior, espocialii t-----TrTT- i-'-v ■ 3,901" -EPISCOPAL-CHURCH- “The Rev^T.- Wr4lTnTz^l “ Pastor- 10:45 a.m,-^-Worship service. minors, 1,561'.” FINANCIAL REPORT .20500 Old US-12 Saturday.,..March -30==- R. 11 —L ----- ... Td'lAl.S . ■ $ 9,147 $ ■ 5.949 $ 3,201 "ThcTKev,-Wijliam D. Ladkau, Vicar 10:00 a.m.—Eighth grade con­ le'fTSOi J ' _ Rectory-Phone HA-6-8815 firmation;——■-— — -- -— |M hk OF THE McKUNE MEMORIAL LIBRARY UFFXINES: (IK AN I) TOTAL (Exhibit A) $892,501 $297,600 $594,901 Sunday; March 31— S-Unday, March 31— lEiienb '•*!--f* 1 * . / _____^____ February 1. 1967 t o January 31. 1968 — 9 4 5 - u-,m,—.Holy—Communion.--— -4 0 :0 0 --a-m,- >re-- '(1. G — —— - — ---...... ' f A-2 . ■V- . SCHEDULE General -Fund ..Churc.h—school__and sentat.ioiv of ennfinnands, VILLAGE OF CHELSEA HECEIPTS— nursery. Monday;''April l-—- WHY? ELECTRIC AND WATER DEPARTMENT ' , Balance, February 1,4967 $ 3k618.70 Monday,' April 1— 8 :00 p.m.—Church Board m eet­ FIONI) IMCINCIPAI, AND INTEREST REQl.’IREMENyS Village - tax ...... $5,877t5-5 8^00 p.m.—Inquirers’ class; St. ing. • ■/■_’-'. The■* Bible— — « 1 ■ % DEC'EM BEK 3i, 1967 • Townships ...... ‘ ...... 1,750.00. ' Jam es. . Wednesday, April 3— ‘--The most loved book in the world ■> . Date-of-Issue: 10-1-5.9 ■■ .'Penal Fines ■ ...... 1,540.10 ■ ■ Wednesday, April . 3— 1:30 p.m.—Womens Fellowship, —The most hated book in the world Principal^ Interest due' . Totnl 3:30 p.m.—Vicar’s clpss. ,8:00; p.m.—Lenten service, *■ I / Book fund ...... ■ 180,32 —The best selling book in the world due Dct. I- April 1 andrOct. 1 Requirelhents 7:30 p.m,—Ho.ly Communion, Fees 1 ...... T 23.00 ———=-T h e—woi-1 d ’s-m ost-m fhee-nti al—bopk------Yea r— - F in es' “339742“ -henh-V -WATERfcdG-VHTLAGE-CiroRCir Girts 1,269.75 8:00—prim—^Bishop’s ■ committee- —fEvang'elicivl—United—Brethren) -the book which has produced (-the world's 1 ; if,'» ■5.000 5,988 10,988 \Tiseellaneons_ . 31L7.5.. m iietiag. great nations- TOV737- - ^Sunday, 51 areirlff- ^ Y r et..sAti di od len s t-of 0 ny bookJn-^uu :*T 1 ■ 10.001} TvTTTF l ’;513 -^ndam iversitresr " : ..... ■) Total received 11,110.89 .8:00 p.m".—A ltar Guild. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday, school. ■ ‘ I 1:0,009 5,002 15,062 11:15 a.m .—Wor ship sm'vica- 10,900 4,013 14,613 "Total money handled' _j $14,729.59 FIRST .CHURCH~OF_ CHRIST, '»74- . 10,000 ■4,102 3 4,162 Disbursed- . —^ ...... _ 12,403.29 SCIENTIST METIIODIST HOME CHAPEL . ■1" -V “11);00() -'-3ttOO- -l-3r700 W HY? T8g3 W-ashthnaw Ave., Ann Arbor The ReV. John_FjUk A.dministratoy ’ 7 D 10,0.00 --3t23S 13,238 Balance on hand;’ .:. $ 2,326.30, Sunday, (March 31— The Rev. Wrn., Johnson, Chaplain 11 1 10,00(1 ■ 2.775 12.775 DISBURSEMENTS- 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school,...... ITS ■ 109HOY " 2,512' 12,312 S u ml a y, M a re h 31— Salaries ' ...... $5,512.40 . lil:30 a.ih.—.Morning service, '79 10,000 1,850 11,850 „8:£5 a.m.—Worship service.” Immanuel Bible Church Books ...... 2,454.53 __Golden Text of .this week's Bible (SO 40:000- 11,388 -A-Bib!e*Believing-Chureh-with o Christ-Exciting Minislr — 1-.388 Records 158,67 Lesson is from Isaiah: “Since; the (SI 1 0,000 925 10,925 * FIRST UNITED Magazines .. 1.16.75 beginning of the .world, men have Rev, Frank C. Frinkle, Pastor, Phone 475-8936, n2- =1=0700(4 ----- 402= 40=40^ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Binding 160,80 hot , nor perceived- by the • - T UnadilltT ' Library—Su-pphes- 236.21 ear—neither hath—the ‘ eye - se/n, i'f-l-i'hVI.' The. Rev. John Jeffrey,. Pastor $-155,000 T '$188,962 Heat 542767 iLjiiti.... matuntt}1'. loi'.n -and 1909... hear— a—54—interest irate,;—bonds- O God, beside .thee, what he hath Sunday, March 31— Printing . - ‘272720 prepared for "hfnv that waffeth for 19.711 ", 19 1 -LL i.nteif-sr_rata;— and bonds. =— 9:45 a.m;—Church- school. - “ CX'le an in" g J Su ppluTs? 68774" him.” Lesson-sermon on “Reality.’^ 1 ^ - ’- maUirmg TT'Tmi'i-i'ittrfi T(|8.2'"'T7ear‘ra ’■Fv-'T'- ihteresF-rale, ■ ___ lL:QOLa.m,==W-orship-service.^-= Petty Cash...... TlOXOr EvAy Tuesday— Maintenance ..... 1,330.66 NORTH SHARON. 8:00 p.m.—Choir practice. ' EXHIBIT B ; Washtenaw County .Library Systems 33540 Vtr.f.A(4-I OF ("HF.I.StF,A COMMUNITY BIBLE CHURCH Furnltuy*rnitu^e T r to o ^ r Sylvan-and-Washburn-Rds, I'- - ' ELECT ILK1 AND W A'I’EK DEI'A KT-M ENT ------"STr THOMAS Miscellaheous T 4.16 The Rev. Paul Collins 7 I lilN n ! . 'STATEMENT OF INCOME AND RETAINED EARNINGS EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN • Sunday, March 31— > Freedom Township — ;i YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 14)67 ...... Total Disbursements ...... $12,463.29 ales— ' ' . - • :"':■ ‘ . 10:00. a.m.—Sunday school,’. /The Rev. John W. Ribar, Pastor Structural change (of WaU-'V KATHERINE WA!ONBR, Treasurer. 11:0 a,m.—W orship serviefe. Thursday. Ma rch 28— .... _ M ivred $.49,111 Sworn to and Subscribed before me a Notary Public this 1st day 6:30 pun. — Young People’s" 8:00 p.m.—Choir practice. muscles, bones,-, nerves) f i r " ...^ " ’" ...... v U'.e "I 1 a ------120- $ 40,531 nf March, 1968.------BA tTL-G .-SCH AI B I^-J-R .. Saturday, March 31b- precedes'changes6 ffunc- * Notury Public, Washtenaw County, Michigan. 7:00 p.m.—Evening serVice. 10:30 a.m,—Confirmation class. tions in the body! Igtes Every Wednesdays* ■ **'■' — - em .E!e4rk;tx: _ ■ My commission expires April 28, 1970. .■Sunday, . March .111-— ’“{ieTietnrh .'.’nirsuTiver r ■■$'24712 r r .- ’ .7:30Tp.m.—Prayer- m eeting. --44i-09“ 7a:.m— Wm-shipc— ~ rrAlteredziunction-and V iS-'r,e (; uf .( iTTwT 12,58-1' 256,810 ANNUAL REPORT OF 11:00 a.m,—^Sunday school, , later tissue degeneration ^ l-a'd, ST. JOHN’S EVANGELICAL Monday, April 1 — | ’.r.r'»'o --j An d r e f o r m e d c h u r c h ■Me'rcb.ar,dis.e:.. • ' THE McKUNE MEMORIAL LIBRARY 7:30. p.m.—Sunday school moct- is/DISEASE! Chiropractic (United Church..of Christ) General cTinsurnev’ $ 8,255 , February L 1967 to ^ F e b ru a ry -lr -l 968 in g .' jkORMAblZES„ STRUC­ V.ll II." - "a 5,404 11,717 __ Franciseo 7“— CIRCULATION ...... = ...... 24,421 Tuesday,_April Jl— ’ TURE, CORRECTS THE The Revv-Robert Townley 8:00 p.m Ladies* Aid. V Books loaned ...... ; _2i;-387 Sunday, March 31-c-.------8:00 p.m,—Church council. CAO$E-OrD7$EASE7^ ■::>E Adult ...... 11,266 9:30 aitn.-^-Mornlng worship. Wednesday, Apihl 3—. ■ A • Juvenile ...... 10,199 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school. 8:-00 p.m,—Lenten' service. - mwi ililiPlili# ,Magazine 'loa'ns ...... 2,126 DR. GEORGE K. KOFFEMA* ■ m: Record loans ...... :....- .808 1 HLV-i ' la. u t 1. ■ h- ~A]5K'‘3-k-Con grega (TohaT'Ch urch "Irtto Thy Hands." s-- just. love it! Juvenile ... , ...... 175 visits US,* Michigan Historical Books ...... ■ m "Oo You Really Listen?" Apr. ,3— Combined Service ot St, f u l l s p in e manipulation Milk Is Everyone's Favorite Health Drink! Chelsea'Standard — Bound ...... *.... ,...... 1.... 78 Apr. 11— Maundy Tenebroe Serv* Paul Church. Picture Collection ...... ;...... 1,226 o (Communion) (Scripture & Apr. 11— Service of Holy Com* fr UPPER c e r v ic a l s p e c if ic a d ju s Art Folders ... Sgh.ts) munlon. ***'"**fe*(» ------fioiiijum jinh" ! J 1 (U JLL**.1) - ‘ I y 11111 |n n ,li> i Uhldr)-“t^ m u n ilrv Frlday-SerGces, 1:30 to 2 :30k 0 ^,:: REGISTERED BORROWERS .,:.lr .. 2,922 Friday Services, 1:30 td 2:30, ot yiiw^K; at Methodist Church. “ Methodist Church, : Newy Registrations '...... 364 conditions,/ r , , ' neaaacnes,headaches, sinus trouoie,trouble, w.caorr* , Withdrawn (Expired card or mov^d) ..... 30 (whiplash, etc.), your heart, stomach, liver, 7 QUALITY PASTEURIZED DAIRY PRODUCTS Village residents' registered. , ...... "...... 2,209 JCoffee ond Discussion pfter services,. v , bladder, etc. aii^iniMfkAM WBldrtits ....,,'n "Old O trr1 Phprif GR 5-5771 T13l Chlfdcore'provideUduring-servIcesrotboth-churches.- l ' ^ 'K A T it^ W M IA T II, jUbmiln Phone, write 6r coll In porton. No obligation ' #"

)AY.MATtCH 28,1968 PAGE^THIRTEEN— -rrr^ iifrriri'iiiiaMmni flOOOOOOOQOOOOCOOOOOOOOOOOQCOOOOCE Registrations I ' - l ' '1 # SPORDgCORAIffif Required for 1 NEWS J TheU l-Light dr All Motorboats Ntte Owl League Lansing—Nearly 400,000 motor- Edited by Students of the Chelsea High School Journalism Guh C h r y s le r - m?HE‘ fflACX Standings as of March 25 OldTimers League boats are registered in Michigan 1 - 1 proping Grounds, Standings os of March 22 j?eaatJA/j>e£> f r o m a Thursday, March 28, the Junior . .Lately there have been a lot of. W------L- M£FVL-Srt*r/A/ 7H£‘- with-the-iemuinder-of_1968_to go. eiasH -in-sponsoring a -pancake sup­ boys running around .who seejnjto. Foster’s MenV Wear ..62% 45% W r m i m j s s a s c m h/h m L e a g u e , JJashtenaw Lanes ...... 69 % 46% on the current threoryoar regis­ per 'to raise money for . the. Jun- be going nowhere, byt they arc Waterloo Garage ...... 02 ’ 46 Budweiaer -Beer ...... 03% 50% tration, the watercraft unit of the jor-Senior Prom in May. Tickets sta rtin g .-pY-- train for'the. coming Final TM» *Uni inR8 Stivers °. .... „ ,...... ■. 02 46 aa of March 2 ^ L Colonial Lanes ..... ,.03 53 37ANsM A / r Wm T & m o k w Michigan Department of State' re­ ure^ on sale now and will also track .season, . Don’s Std. Service .... 61 % „ 46% B-CLH., , i i v J W f f , , , __ _ ported, : \ . be "sold at the*, door. The supper Jack & Son Barbers . 60 .....48..” Stein ,&-GoeU ./ -w-il-k-boH’rom R to 8 at-t-he- -flying- S tro h s —A ll! motorboat-owners' with 'un^- BasebaHs- 10 ; 48 " Blatz ,Beer ...... ■.,. 59 57 high'school cafeteria, c around because;e . ■i^sehall baser practice Chelsea Drug ...... registered boats wore reminded, 52 Ypsi-Arbov .'...... 58 \ 58 that “March- and April are excel­ has-started- for-brlsebuU .season. -tOP—HH- Boyer- A u to - j ^ p p ly . -54 -04"" - Jal Chrysler Chelsea1 "Lanes 77*57" 59 lent times to register them at any • The Latin Club is now -selling 113 Washtenaw Crop Ser. 49% 58% City Bua ___ SENIORITY ni’s Beer Wahl’s Pinos ...... 46%. 01 %. ■54— 62- brance’ office of the Secretary of salt water taffy. / •lanes 114 Huron Lanes 53 - 63. State.:’ ______03 117 Cavanaugh Lake Store 45 CRT" Hartman, Ihs. II. Sales 51 ■ 65 Acoordipg to U. S."Coast Guard On March 20, an- assembly on Moses was in the major leagues 90 120 Town & Country Shell 29 79 Great Latas' ^ Products. ,.. . 49 , 67 statistics a t the end of 1967, 385,*- .‘.‘.CJasai'ama” ended rather abrupt" for 17 years/-, but.'he played^ In oo-.-ieo - 500 aeries;, A. Rosentrotor. 565 -High- teanT-and series; Wash­ lory's _Pi_er " go i g i , A. Fletcher, 560; R. Green, 539; we're registered in ly. vlmen. a 'few students dl.3 uiriycm tenaw Lanes, 868 and 2,503. M i e h i g a n, Secretary of State a terribly "rude manner; Although, ton in 1946. Si gflo' and over: Krichr 9- Hansen, 536; E. Green!,oof, 536; . High inc). games and series: W. W. Steinaway, 532|,P. MeGibney, 4.Ikmes M, Hare said. ■the whole student, body has. not. -.02: rainiionn, £11-209; San- Wysocki 222, ,and,.557. The Yankees pulled off thf only 522; W. Schulz, 519; M. Packard,' ■‘The motorboat registering and been blamed, they are all dicing' 2ji. Harmon.'. ,207; 0 Dell, Teams, won three: Washtenaw punished by not being allowed to triple play- of the 1967 season 519; R. Foster, 516; fV Fritz, Lanes and Huron Lanes, numbering law. . . Unrelated,.to ; ’ ™ r™ "- !-which-must .have any moro assemblies; . against the' Tigers... O ther"200, gam es and. 500 series ur;e« 500 nnd over: Pannone, be handled annually" for: all boats 505; J. Gakon, 505. and over:- H, Vic,k, 202-549?, W* lGifcet or. longer which use the 200 gamosV A. Rosontretor, 247T Holcombe, 834;-G. Lawroneej.525; ■i Poertner.I'oerinn > 52 g v PannedmkA , 527,nr Great - Lakes ror connecting water­ Loll, 524; Thomas, o24; 0 , E- GreepLeaf, 213; P. McGibney; E. Haynes, 512; L. Dell, 212-518; WHITS BIRCH 205; O. Hansen, 203; D. Boomarv, ways . . . is set up in three-year ‘i lia; Harmon. 507: -F. Menerey, 513; G. Fisher, ' 211- cycles.______; •204n------•510; -Ij.- Dannr5 25: -B. "Drake;" 524} G, Hanies, 502; F. Rouston, 514; Hare said there still is, confu­ RIDINGSTABLE 50_cehtSi _ ) \[- Sweet, 221; D. Murphy, G. Gaeth, 202; A. Peterson, 201; " 425'serifs and over: '.L, Orlow- Mixers Pleasant Lake. Resort Western Auto . Owners: wishing; to register a j■R.JluUel, 210: K. Knieker- L. Hocking, 201; C. Hafley, 20Q; ski; 553; D. Miller, 545; R. Hummel, Pots . . | er, 22L; N. i’ahrner,: 256;;. T>. -Four G’s new* motorboat should take the C. Adkins, 260, 533; . P, Poertner, '516; BT-P-arish, Grinders...... 52 60 52% fltjr, 201)': R. Spaulding, .213,- 511 ;-C.-Stoffei',' 503rSrlClink, 495; Striker’s - . bill of sale from their- dealer. ’30X Over 500 series T 7 1,7 Hocking^ Disl) Rags- . ' 51 • .61 Murphy's Barber Shop ■Purchasers of boats fi'om individ­ (i. (iaeth, 203; L. Hocking, _5_88; F. Gee, 567; iE. Buku, 563; M. E. S u tte r,.495; l). Alber, 494; Egg Beaters h - 50% . 61 % D. 11afley, 208; ll/P en n in g - Four M’s uals should bring along the pre­ H. Kunzelman,- 560; j. Ahrens, P. Fitzsimmons, . 489;. H. Ringe, Mopper Uppers. 48 .64 ' Of7 Car Insurance [20S; 8. 1’olieht, 203; S, Slane, ■Grass Lake ... vious owner’s registration and n> 550; A. Peterson, 543; J. Verwey, 487; G. Wheek-r,' 484'; R. Lutov- Brooms 1 31 _ 81 Pin-Tinners ufo tax statement. ♦Married men, ages 23 and 24 • R; Ouslev. 221. . " ■ J>89t—Bh—Scot-tT—538 ; -E. Ma r shall; sk'V.,_473P. Shoemaker.“ 472: N — ~4 0O-amt~nver "wri'ers':—KT’Brett^ 73- iff.series juul uver: M> Poert- 535; .; ~W biiien’s"'h)^h g»nie:...J5... K0.011 - “[“ 'Salveit 51J2 F^--Dennisr olOl X Warmingham; - “518"; “G7 J.liabbitt, 46.1T Freeman, -lluriliins, 5iHt ~W-i- (iriffrthr 4354-H, ■natio'n-______,. . geter, - 426.‘ and continued devaluation of the q Phillips, 501; Cl, Bdrnett, J jouty, 509.^C"4!afIey; 503; D. Ateiv ”5087* "American dollar unless Congress \ V.. w m v . 5ti:): n. CopDer- 502 Parish—501-.---^- 150 g;anies arid over: L, Orlow-. , 543: A. C'lemvs, .Nl« rH r’Bui^ slci7r2(kb20iy ,D. Miller, 207^204 — 140 gainesT and-ov WrrmcrTV^lfiO-or over gam es: j - 1 577; M. Sweet, 515; D. Mur- R. Hummel, 178-217; ;P. :Poertne 140; S. Parker, -,155; K. Del Prete,. Jlafncr, 159?179; E. Koengeter, 197- planned federal, spending, of .$186 ^rjTCityJM ixecfrjLedgue^ I ail 1 v R .-Rderr-r^; if—Ha rook -174-U>H81-p-B,-Parigh; 180«I83; Ck- 150-156: Wr, Liobeek. 162;. E, Wil- -1-1 ,‘tL-f k-Fi i-t-z—15 3-15 4 717 9; - P.-1 lu s- billion.------______..... _ H. ihilzel, pOt); Ci. Knickeri- Standings-as of March-322 Stoffer,- 150-204; S. Klink, 156-193; liams, 188-154-170; A. Eisele, 141;- lon, 151B. Buss; 157; T.- 3t«m a-. Jier7508; It. Knickerbocker, 564y ------17______W------L— -uMr-rEr- -StitterT—P?0=d-72r—D. A lb eir fk- Butleiv-rlGo-lSOT-A^-Steinaway, way; 150; C.* TimnTei"Tmnir-t5f;-^7 BIRD BEATERS Ifahwier,.- 5.70;‘_O,--K ruse,-517 Chelsea Cleaners 72 44- 164-1G0-170: P. Fitzsimmons," 108- 146; G. -Weiner, 188; P. Patter­ Tiinmerman, 179,-l®0; . C. Rein­ vEarl Wilson and Mickey Lolich lEiseubciscr, 5(13; R. Spaulding, Eibler, ‘Frisinger, St. A 62% 53% 183;.H'. Ringe,,175-179; G. W heeler, son, '144;" E;\"H arm on;-’ 145;~~Kv hart, • 171; "P, Eniott,'15^-167-188':: had -1-0'i'ecovds against- the Orioles Gacth, 5()1; 1„ Hocking, Miller & Miller ■ J62 54 167-150-167; R. Iiutovsky, 201; P. Brettschneider, 166; A. Picheu, 149 Women’s 425r*-or 'over series: S.- in. 1967. •L P Jjiiu-s, ,52S; U, Hafley,. Modern Be?auty ..... OP— - 55 SlToebTaker, ,1561^170 ;f N. Kern,' 151- D—Keezer, 148T-162t-G;^--B-rieivH-4t- "Timmerman, 477y'CrKe'mKart'r426T5 | PcmiiiiRton, 531; It. Maur- -I^ou'se of Orient .“. .59—-—57- 17,4; B, Eder, '105-168'f- M. Hitter, T. Elliott, 508: J. ".Hufner, 444; |507; S. .Pohcht, 564; S. Slane, Peps i Cola ...... 57 59 - 178-158; 'H . Morgan, 157; T.: 148; J. L,ewis, 150; G." Klink,. '185- E, Koengeter, 475; B, Fritz, 48(5. B, Ouslny, 563; J. Goltra, Blatz ...... 55 61 Scharphorn, 160-156; D. Frisbie, 147; ,M. Trask, 141; J. Freeman," Men’s higli gam e: E. Greenl^eaf, A. Fletcher, 51(1; A. Hansen, The Odd ‘Balls...... 55 61 153-150; A. Alexander, 167; D. 142; J. Rabbitt, 143-,153-lGO. •, 237. D rew ry’s ...... 52% 63% D. Buokmiller, *>2S), . . Hisenbeiser,. 166; H, Hothfuss, 165; Splits converted: B. Eisjle, 3-10; Men’s high series: . E. Green- Cavanaugh Lake .44 • 72 E. Koengeter, ',154-152-f M. ■Bcott, J. Stapish; 5-10; W. Lan'dwehr; Leaf, ■ 62-i. __150 games, women: P. Griffith, 1'81; D; Verwey, 172; B< Fike,166; 5-7: G. Weiner, 3-10; IC Brett- Men’s! 175. or over “games:'"A^. 166;. P. DeHaven. 151-188: M. Rea- D. Fouty. 153: M. A. Eder. 153:' schnediciv; 5-7-9: P . .Pier.ce;.- 5-6, glo. 153; B. Parish, 158-181; N. K. Rothfuss. 153:-E. Polichti 150: 5-7: IV. .Kerxer.. 4-5. 5-6-10: E. -Roscntrrter; Toon, 216;. A, Miller,JI55-151; C. Peterson, 161- v. Harvey, 150. Reynolds, 3-10;■ W. Liebeck, 3-10. l a b ’* • j r i w l 1 1 1 450 series, women: P. DeHaven, -Chelsea Suburban Chelsea Lanes ton; 1927 R. Walter, 199-210-213; Licensed Electrical Contractors 486; B^JParishf_:453: C. Peterson, 1). Walton. 180485;-J, Elliott, 199- League- Mixed League 201499;' E. GreenLeaf; 190-194- LI TYPES OF W IRIN G 465; G. Dettling, 454; E. Babbitt, Standings as of March 20 . Standings of March 22 237; -E. (ii’eciv, 209;' D. Green, 189. 4B4t ---- — ~ ^ r —W — L - -- - .. w. -L I INo job'tffo'big-oTto^snndll ) ' ” . Men’s 500. or over series: A. . 200 games, men; B. Cruse, 232; Foor Mobil . ..'83% 32' H. & Hv- ’ .. . 72'%— SO.%. Steinaway, 52!;-..0. ...Timmermatv, C. v Stapish, 208; G. Miller, 201; Kresge Arborland .7 6 40 Johnson’s T&oLSJibp'. 70'.._. 42 ' DAY OR NIOHT '532;' A. -S:ibnes,-- 532f-R. Walter-, C. D ettling, 212. Royal -Lancers ..- 67% 48’ Welsh Rabbitt ;...... ‘.'69. 43,:' 622; D. Walton, 526; J. Elliott, [CALL GR 9-3816 500 series, men: . F. DeHaven, Patty Ann ■'...... 66% 49' Poer-Fitz ...... 60% 51 % 51 ■!>_:_ E._(i reel;Leaf, 627; A. Rosen-,, Sager Rd., Chelsea- .505; B. Cruse, 579; C. Stapishr 'Gr A.' Sales 6 6 — -50 Triangle TrailemSale-s “ -60----- '52 519. Waterloo Garage . ..62 54 Doody & T u r n e r 60 52 treter, 533; J. Toon, 506. ■-D'aiic«ris----.:y-— 1 _^57 . — 59 Lyndon-Go]or--Lab— -. -5-7------55 — Dhelsca. Danes'' MU------±1------uneiaea ■■ ..... WJ.____ "ii___,______v. . Ti"’ ■■, 1 " Wllann "Lynn Dana Coup—-.... 49— -67— Riverine-No. 3 - ■ '45-%- burkn_Farl 3 gaing-s in Tiger Stadium, in -Hittsfield...Plastics , ’ 49.:___ 67 .Wolverine No.^2 . ! 43% 6814n 966 “ITmi Tost "on Iy~t'wo7 Served ot oil hourt. State Farm . - -.-..43% 72% Wolverine No. 1 - 4-1 71- Waferioo Store"' . .' . 30 "_86 “Gephart “S^Bal'kley 39 ""73 “ pletely ^quipped compact you can -buy. 425 series and over: P. Foytik, Men’s 175 and over:1 0. Johnson, BEER - W INE • ALE 432; L. Keezer, 462; N. Packurd, Many sizes *— 7 to. 12^ hp. Each with 244; D .,W elsh an s, 189-219; R. Fast'Switch Power-lock Hitch to change Dancing at all tiriip r -FttayM92&ttr-20ir-P:~Pnwei 1, 206; - powered attachm ents, easily, in*_seconds. 435; D. Sannes, 432; L. Welshans, D. _Lyn"don, 203: M, R ab bitt,/ 202; 452;'' C. McGtennon,’ ^427; G. De- G. Burnett;1 201-199; H. Burnett; Smither, 426; J. Edick, 426; J. 199-184; R. Morgan, 195; F. BukU, 432; P, E lliott; 509; M. De- JSweeny; 193; B. Robertson, 189- La—T-om y-4 66;—B. F ritz , 508; D, 175; R. Kiel, 182; M. Poertner, the steering wheel of the Bolens BAR Norris, 476; V. Hopkins, 442; B. 182; J. Turner, 180. Estate, K'ecpor. Experience its Ainique Ql^O-0}d-US~--| 2"W ett Pho»ie-479»984V Smith, 423; E, Williams, 493'; V ConterTPivot S teerin g ., Note advaTPirge s^ L Men’s. 475 and over: R. Pike, Finch, 442;--M. L..__Westcott, 448 front-mounted attachments, up-front seat­ 608; D. Welshans, 585; G. Bur- D. Hughes,:.547;. B. Hafley, 548t ing, rugged 10 hp . Wisconsin engine . ... at M'.'”Nxrrrf7~466‘r-*Mr-BreitGmv-igehery ; lte tt7 5 7 .1 " Q.. Johnson, 55TL" H. the rear to eliminate noise and exhaust. 457; K7 “West,- 444i-R;-McGihirey, -Bumettr-SiSOf—M-—Rabbitt,-533;—F. Powell, 521; M. Poertner, 513; J; 512; S. Bowen-, 458. 150 games and over: P. Foytik, Turner, 505; R. Kiel; 505; F / -169; L. Keezer,1174-163; D, .Fo_utyf Sweeny, 500; B. Robertson, 494; 169; N. Packard, 180-174; A. Hock R. M organ, 485. iiig, 159-160; "A ; Burtmlz, TOSf PVi— WomonV450-and-ovmm4V-F4te sinimons; 170-19G-204; M. Powell, M l Sannes, 156J61; ' G. Wilkcrson, *‘...... - 170; ,M. Abdon; .15-1; L. ^ elsh o n s, 1624 874 97; D. Alber, 194-161;' P. 156--162; I- Jarvis, 151; P.-Harook, Poertner, 1804 85-191; L. Welsh-, 154; C. McGlennon,; 158; ,G. De- ans, 107-180454i IK. Lyndon, 163- the Bolens Lawn Keeper bend Smither, 157;. A. -Bohrie,.15?; J. 179-170; L. D 0 0 d y, " 174-172; R, at its waist. Its tiny turning Buku, 1'63; P. Elliott, 187483; M. Johnson, * 166473454; M."" Sutter, /radius and unique maneuverability make De La Torre, 17L; B. F ritz ,. 156- 169-152; B. Fjjte, 166; J, Rabbitt, it a tough act to follow... for any other 797-155; D. Norris, 164-176; V. 157; A. Sindlingir, 154; M. R obert­ m m 1-coat BEPAmm riding mower. Examine the benefits of Hopkins, IGOr E. "Williams, 168- son, 154; J; Burnett, 153. ‘ LATEX HOUSE PAINT... front-mounted attachments, up-front seat­ 184; V. Finch, 176; M. L. W estcott, W om ens 450 nnd over: P. Fitts* ing and 6 hp rear-engine design. siininoriB, 570; P. Poertner, 556; T03FD;-1 f Ughcs; "481-19 0 rB r -H U f- Available in White onairhpBoiens Suburban-Riding ViiUTiT. ■ r "1" " '' 7-r-r* * *"" m**i -■O-^T*^-- M o w o r1^CCymruls-a ru -t/mt v c ri i u n u- ^M. ^N oal^nS •” R. Wes>, 161; L. Welshans, 501; D. Alber, 495; Cuts a 26-inch swath at up to 286 feet per R, Mctiibney, 152479-181; ^3. Bow- R. Johnson, 493; M. Sutter, 463; and Custom Colors* minute. Suburban 24 blazes a path % en, 162-151. • - fL Doody, 451. of a yard wide.

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