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WEATHER __ , Mln- Ma,x. Predp. Thursday, W»y 42...... 45 .72 O.qo QUOTE ^Way, May 13 .,...... ,..55 '74 . coo Ja'twroay. * May 14 ...... AS V O.OO 3uhctay, May 15 ,•»,...-... 58 78' 0.00 "The wheels of success are not \fphaay;.May 16-,.- 46 75 0.00 turned by cranks." t'tt.esdfty, May 17 ...^....57 86 0.00 Wednesday/ May 18 63 87 0.4¾ tt&trft —Anonymous. Phis 4-t'ftge ONE HUNDRED-SEVENTH YEAR—No, 49 18 Pages This Week .Supplements CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 19,-1977.- 15c per copy SUBSCRIPTION:'$6.00 PER YEAR •T A- crew Schools Seek IPorkersBack 4.4-Mil. Levy For Operating fSprne 15¾ .members of UAW Lo- was the' comment of Vincent Dor- :a;l 437 returned to work Mopdaiy, er,- 'Federal Screw Works general The ballot for the May 23 school market value, property assessed at' tci end a ttyb^week stfike at Chel- manager.- "The'contract ratified by election will ask voters in the $50,000 would have a sale price of lea's Federal Screw WbrksV after the ,Union is a rearrangement of Chelsea School District to decide $100,000. -tie members*: vote4, 88-43^ to ire-; oiir firstvcohtract.Qffer." He added on an additional 4.4 mills to op­ "The Board of Education was :<3pt the,modified; terms of a new that plant operations immediately erate local schools for the 1977-78 appreciative of the efforts of the frree-year ebhtfact Thursday hio#]K returned to normal when workers year. This increase will result in Chelsea Boosters in restoring ex­ n^: May.;l£\f he strike began M$| returned; to^'their: jobs. '.. an addition of only 3.25 mills to tra curricular activities for the Hi*"ythbti.: • •• the - workers. Walked bjf,.;, jQ^er-ajlj management at the lo­ a property owner's tax bill for kids this year," said Howard Ha- hjeif jobs- hva- dispute ever;-ecotik cal- Screw,rnachine p*arts man urac­ 1977, because an increased evalua­ selschwardt, Chelsea School Board : il ring $rjn. ^vas;able to weather tion of the district will permit the president. "The board is in agree­ •itiic".i^siie^,.:>/.^-j;'";^• v;.;: i'[..:--v .; : ment that if our schools are to tri^e' ne%V jcbjitract ^contains %a> the .Strike Without any serious re- school board to reduce its debt re­ jieijctissioris: among its customers. tirement millage by 1.15 mills. continue as public institutions, they bahge: iti^t|ie cost of hvihg jhdeJt must be financed with public funds llpwaricei. an added ' personal day, '' "Our customers were prepared The latter millage was levied to retire bonds sold to finance school in the future. Therefore, the board :seriiprlty ^change, inequity? #dr; for the strike, and consequently we will not accept private donations stments; and; language changes haven't lost any yet due to the construction. to maintain or restore school pro­ I contract terms. » \ ./.. • • <;" ...-•.';---v-situation,"-: Dorer explained Tues­ Examples of what Monday's proposed 4.4 mill increase will cost grams next year." *'.the hew: Contract, meets the day. The • company manufactures "The home, the church, and. the screw machine ;parts for, the auto­ the property owner are illustrated ajority of union demands,'' Mike by the following table. public schools," Haselschwardt auer, yice-pfesiderit of the Local motive industry, along with piston continued, the probably the great­ yi bargaining committee said parts for several smaller business Assessed Value Increased est source of influence in most liesday.••'"Only a few things, 'were firms. • of Property Cost r young people's lives. The addition­ ft^ pyu ?; .:- • .;'.. ;',. The recent strike was the first $20,000 $ 65 al millage requested will give the "We're happy with the settle- ever to hit the Federal Screw $25,000 $ 77 Chelsea/ School District the neces­ lent, we feel it.was a fair one;" Works plant in .Chelsea. $30,000 , $ 97 sary funds to continue its role $35,000 $114 in preparing youngsters for the $40,000 ' $130 adult world." PLAYGROUND BENEFITS: Silhouetted1 % a backdrop of North r North school playground improvejnent committee oh behalf of the $45,000 $146 Voting Monday will be in the school cl^ldren cliAihingjup a piece ^f newly installed playground •; Chelsae Jaycee Auxiliary. The check represents proceeds from the $50,000 $162 large groups instruction room at equipmerit at the elemeritary school are, from left, Bernice Pack- j sale Of space for booths during the Auxiliary's Flea and Craft Since the assessed value of prop­ Beach Middle school. Polls will be ard, Vivian Michaelson, Sue Walton, North school principal Robert j Market May 7. The sale was held as a community service project erty is defined as one half of its open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. Benedict, Mary Loq Tudor, Berta Stein and Sandy Meyer. Mrs. to launch the local Auxiliary's *>Jaycette" Week celebration. Tudor is presenting a $100 check to Mrs. Walton, chairman of the '

"Lest We Forget" is the theme dent Lucile Barr urged. '"It was f this year's Poppy Day in Chel- made by a veteran. For some, Bike-A-Thon Sa Which will take place tomor* it is the only work they are able ? G. AlbrecKt Narrowly pw, May 20; Sponsored annually to do. '/ ; - •:.-. the . America" Legion Auxi li- ; : "We took a senior boy to Ypsi- $ fV PQjPP^ pay is a0 time for lanti State Hospital a few weeks feaie^b0rjngj:-all.>AmeHcan'--'- waagr o to help with a bingo party pterahs with the purchase of; a for about M men' and' women vet­ Nets 4,000 for : |mp|erted flower. ••/; ^,^^-. \I erans^'; s)ie;eoritinued; r "It iwas iHehad-.been^ taping -., J^v^l^iai^fpclajtiaiidit '.•/• it dm ojurtej%/e^ n -..••"-•. '.*u» |helse> Wllla^^ President •; /0*0 fi m* #io^rc'^as^ve?y ^|lad' ^#¢- ^l^fc«^ S^^^>%Nr# ; ^flubbed' a Jine, ju^t \as the^rfr- IoW has brought official sahc- weht. I wish more young people:; wafting passengiafs -who wei'e* ,'jpct ?ps .aboiit to be wrapped bn ip--) t^e day long observance, could visit • these' Veterans, espec-'•. slashed to pieces by the whining up," according to his. yVife, vQiri- p heeding t^he proclamation with tally veterans .not much older blades of an idling helicopter rty. It-took about 10 minutes to I poppy donation, area residents than high school students." whi.ch flipped over, on the roof­ correct the error which -made the lili be contributing to a benefit "I wonder if veterans some­ top heliport of the 59-story Pan insurance man late in leaving for Braving a searing sun and Four bikers in the lead for the prid for veterans still hospitalized times feel that because they are American building in New York the heliport. : [om the effects of military ser- near 80-degree temperatures, 105 most amount of money pledged out of sight,' they are out of Monday. Albrecht was in ah elevator in riders pedaled their way up and per mile this year are Robert/P. mind," Mrs. Barr said, add ing, Having completed his business- the Pan American building, rid­ down the hills of a 25-mile course Stofer, $16.20 per mile for a total I ^Please" wear your poppy, don't "To prevent such a misconception, dealings in New York, Albrecht ing past the 57th floor when he at Chelsea's Chrysler Proving of $405; Richard Jones, $11.15 per it it out - of sight," Chelsea wear, your poppy \with pride—not was scheduled to ride the wait­ heard an explosion and the eleva­ Grounds Sunday in the second an­ mile for a total of $278.75; Mrs. [merican Legion Auxiliary Presi­ out of sight." ing helicopter to a nearby airport tor came to a halt. His first im­ nual Cancer Bike-a-thon, sponsored Richard Jones, $9.92 per mile for on a leg of his' return trip. home. pression was that the elevator by the American Cancer Society. a total of $248; and William E. Five persons were killed in the had failed and . was about t o Standouts among the biking en­ Clarke, $8.40 per mile for a total accident, including a woman who plunge 57 stories. thusiasts Were a Senior Citizen of $210. was hit by falling debris a However, in a matter of sec­ still recovering from a brain tu­ "A total community effort was block away from the skyscraper onds, the doors burst open and mor operation three weeks ago involved with the largest turnout that straddles Grand Central Ter­ Albrecht found himself being who rode his five-speed the entire coming from the elementary and minal in mid-town Manhattan; rushed down a stairway to the length of the course; two women junior high schools," said Mrs. Along with the three passengers, ground floor by rescue workers. who each rode a large-size tricycle Robert Stofer, an organizer of the a fourth man on the roof died of ."It's merely a coincidence h e loaned to them by the Chelsea event. injuries. ' wasn't up there," Mrs. Albrecht United Methodist Retirement Home, "These youngsters must be com­ Beach Middle school's 7th and The 90-voice middle school choir Albrecht was at Equity Insur: said Wednesday. "He- missed and a rider on a 21-year-old bicycle fh grade chpir.wjUjoin With the will continue the program with mended for their strong efforts. ance Co., in New York to tape a being there by only 10 minutes, with balloon tires which the rider We hope their sponsors will realize ^elsea: H(g|i.'scHboi choir in the such, favorites as Simon and Gar- closed-circuit television program to which was quite an experience THE CROWNING MOMENT in the 1977 music season for the pumped furiously over the north reseritatiQr3t;6f a Pops Concert,' fuhkers ?'Sounds^ of Silence," and be used as an instructional aid what a truly remarkable job they : for him." She added that several two Chelsea High students pictured above, came recently when 10 miles of the course. did," remarked Mrs. George Pa'tm- [ay 23^:7:30 p.m. in the;; high: "Bridge Over Troubled Water." by insurance companies through­ Million Dollar Round Table exec­ junior Jim Weidmayer, left, was selected to play trombone in the |hool ^uditofiuril; ,. ; . The program Will conclude with a out the country.' In all, a mixture of area resi­ er, special events chairperson, ; utives, upon hearing of the crash, State Honors Orchestra, and senior Bill Smith, right, was seated dents from 8-year-olds to Senior American Cancer Society. (Member^of.the high school-choir ragtirne. presentation of "Sweet The tape ••features several speak- and also hearing that the body Gypsy .Rose" and ^'Tie a Yellow ers, all members of the Mi 1 lion first chair clarinet in the State Honors Band. Selection was made Cflizens, well up in years, parti­ Area merchants were generous Jill petforfn: "'Sounds of the. Car: of one victim had'still not been by the Michigan Schools Band and Orchestra Association. Both cipated in the event. in supporting the cause with Polly's Vhterk,^ ajlnedley of hits by the Ribhoh," complete with a dance Dollar Round Table, a top-echelon identified, called Monday evening .routine.''.-; / ' insurance business organization. will perform with their respective groups in the Youth Arts Festi­ "Chelsea and its area residents Market donating all the lemonade mious^; s^te'r-brother. duo; and to make sure her husband was served during the Bike-a-thcn, and wehtiafta;" a medley of, hits Both choirs are directed by Di- Albrecht is scheduled to appear safe. val Saturday at Mt. Pleasant. came through with flying colors." fofn -.the- 1920's. Women of the Ann L'Roy and are accompanied as a principal speaker before the a Bike-a-thon committee member Jiffy Market supplying all the group at an upcoming meeting "We're kidding now," Mrs. Al­ commented Tuesday. paper cups and ice cubes for the loir will -be featured in - Terry by LaVonn.e Harris. The concert brecht revealed. "We keep say­ Will be presented free of charge. where the tape will be. presented. One dauntless duo decided the day. Irinkmahls*-Cherish.'' ; ing how we've robbed the Million course was not long enough, so Mrs. Arthur Cobb, RN, was on Dollar Round Table meeting of its Two CHS Musicians Gary Kaluzny, an employee of the hand at all times in case of emer­ dramatic effect. , Imagine how Proving Grounds, doubled the dis­ gencies, while others nearby were it would sound when they went tance riding 50 miles, and Douf ready to make minor bike repairs. to introduce Gary and had to .:*•• '•:"'" Nutt of Chelsea rode 35. Key to the success of the Bikc- say, 'the next man on the tape Receive State Honors All previous records were brok­ a-thon was the co-operation of B.. died 30 minutes after he g ave en Sunday as the 105 riders brought J. Ludwig, Elmer Kiel and their L' -.' -• - .*_ ^ his speech." r' Two Chelsea High musicians, ( The event is to be hosted for the in $4,000 for cancer research. Last many employees at Chrysler Prov­ : - Albrecht is now back on the junior Jim Wiedmayer and senior fourth consecutive year by Cen- year, 22 riders participated in the ing Grounds, who organized, plan- - - •' i^*.' .^ job as a principal in the private Bill Smith, have been selected for , (Continued on page four) Bike-a-thon to collect $1,600. (Continucd on page four) L J. . m^- '_V Detroit insurance agency of Nes­ the 1977 State Honors Orchestra4 •. :•••«:••.» i, s^PlikiSH z.tw. tor, Walsh & Albrecht. Though and State Honors Band by the f/ '-I'Si'-'^i'vir^'^^^^^ he tends to play down the excite­ Michigan School Band and Or­ Ay* ment caused by his close call chestra Association. The orchest­ he did retrieve a piece o f ra is an 85-member group, while glass from the crash, bringing it 110 instrumentalists round out home as a reminder of his ex­ the band. Each group represents ceptional luck. the very best among high school musicians slate-wide. Wiedmayer will play trombone in the honors orchestra, w h il e Youth Baseball Smith has been seated first chair in the honors band. Registration Selection Was based on each student's performance in the State Solo and F.nsemblo Festival Set Saturday several weeks ago. In the festi­ M«*i val, Wiedmayer received a Divi­ nm All area boys and girls, uges 7 sion I rating at the profictency- to 12, should be breaking in their II level, and Smith received i baseball mitts and practicing their Division 1 rating at the proficien- throws in preparation for Youth cy-III level, the highest possible Baseball, sponsored by the Chel­ level of achievement. sea Recreation Department. R re­ gistration for Little League, Pon In addition to their selection League and T-Ball will be con­ to the honors orchestra and band, ducted this Saturday, May 21, al both Wiedmayer and Smith were MAVok feXCHANGEs Though celebrations in in Chelsea for a taste of politics here. Above, the Sylvan Town Hail. nominated as top soloists of the W&bfof Michigan Week, May 14-il, are now wind- group of Reed City emml^sarles are joined by sev« According to Youth Baseball di­ day by judges at the State Solo eral Chelsea Village officials who remained at rector, Joe Rossi, registrants and Ensemble Festival. Each jig dowrtt excitement was high in Chelsea Monday judge was allowed to name only vhen as |ocal officials particlpateo' In Mayor Ex* home to welcome their guests. Preparing to enter should be accompanied by a pap ent and are expected, to bring one or two musicians from the ""'j|M>'.'D*y to' fitarfc Chelsea's 24th observance of Chelsea Milling Company for a tour, of the facilities hundreds they hear perform, :i arc front row, from left, Don Collison, Donna the required $5 fee, to insure thai annual event. On that day, Chelsea Village registration forms may be -proper­ The short-lived Honors Orches­ >Sident Don 1H(obdf Administrator Fred Weber, Collison, Pat Ivkovich, Paul Ivkovich, Jart Sweet, Sandy Brown and Walt Brown. Back row, from ly completed. tra and Band will stage only one BIKERS BLAST OFF: Led by Ctie'sea Ameri­ over the 25-mile course at Chrysler Proving Grounds 1¾ thoihtas Nettmeyer and their respective wives Children with last names beg­ performance this year, when thev rayfeJed to Reed City for a day in office, while left, are Mike Sweet, Pat Chrlswell, Lyle Chris well, can Cancer Society Unit chairman Donna Palmer, last vSunday.> The event began at 12 noon and con­ inning with A through K will re­ appear in the Youth Arts Festi­ tinued through 5 p.m. , teed City Mayor Don*W CoJlison, Councilwoman Bob Schaeffer and Diane Borton. gister at 10 a.m. Last names be- val of Michigan Week Satur­ and Marge Daniels, a unit officer, Bike-A-Thon >|i^ifvkbvlcfa$$& their restive spou&es arrived (Continued on page four) day, May 21, Jn Mt. Pleasant. participants start out on the first leg of their vide ,t. ^,.-.-

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The Chelsea Standard, Thursday, May 19, 1977 ##¢^#^^^^^01^^^^.1111 »«w»»»r»*' *mmmm<*rT0 #• '^—4P+>*Lmn em's 57-straight dual Win streak dating back to 196$. Established '-'':L 'I, „,....,..aw jmmjm 1871 dllje Chelsea'^M&rO 47¾6 it MICHIGAN MIRROR toW-tiWymimvmtn ^•.'li'i/jW.:!".) r<*r ''^•'"''[••i'rt-'W *i 'C ' i v; "?. •*'»;> C l; J'M'-V.' 'V: ;'-.»':•> >'(•: »-> , , •: h By Warren M/ Hoyt, Secretary, Michigan Press Association yearns conference cha'fop,,,., ^xc^U0h^ >A#arcl. H iPchig£i4 PW: Ass&iaUot): ' 5 <• The Hurorts have finished s^COhl., "•',: .•:•:• \im-ti&itofaimW®;\m-V , ' two yea rg •> in succession.«W Walter' P. Leonard, Editor and Publisher i GOP Scrambling For Griffin Spot U.S. Senate seat if it is to re­ rate hike as large $s 14.8 percent vpes winning the title In )974, , ",. Michigan'? senior U.S. Senatpr, tain a voice in that body. Some for some classifications, Altogeth­ Chelsea sophomore Jeff,. Djls is, ors irt-ooth the. no-meter hurdles —;••*' Published every Thursday jrioming at 300 North Main Robert Griffjn, shocked most say Griffin's retirement, after he er, the Blues want to collect $120 considered Eastern Michigan's top (::13,8) ^od .the 400-meter hurdles The famous Saujt Ste. Marl*; Michigan Republicans last week achieved 22 years of Senate sen­ million more a year from their (;S3.4) and also anchored the vic­ locks, which unite Lake; .Superior Street, Chelsea, Mich. 48U8, and second class postage paid iority, will weaken Michigan's po­ hope In both die 110- and 400-' with an announcement that he more than five million customers meter hurdJe events at the 1077 torious, mlfe relay team to lead with the other four Great fake*,: at Chelsea, Mich-, •under,the Act of March 3, 1879. wouldn't seek re-election next sition in Washington. in Michigan the. Hurons to an 85-78 upset rank high in navigational irnpoi- Others, however, say Griffin did Mid-American Conference Track' year. But the news also sparked Blues board members who op­ Championships which opens win. That victory snapped West- tance Subscription Rates (Payable In Advance) aspirations in perhaps dozens o f not use his seniority and influ­ posed the pay raise said it gave Thursday at Ohio University in '^W«-.WIIII»»»I muling wnin iL< ,i , i^ww^w^wwxiwwwywiwwwww -. In Michigan: Outside Michigan: GOP officials who never expected ence as he should have. They the Blues a bad image. But pro­ *mtmmmm»immmt> say his retirement will open the ponents said big money is needed Athens, 0. Competition will run One Year $6.00/ One Year ,./ $8.50 that office to be up for grabs so way to younger, brighter politi­ through Saturday. Six. Months $3.50y 'Six Months $4.50 soon. to attract and keep good man­ Within hours after Griffin's an­ cians who would be more aggres­ agement types, Dlls, a graduate of Trotwood Single Copies— ..,.$,,20 Single Copies $.25 sive In pursuing Michigan's in­ Bjgh School In Madison, 0., en- nouncement bit the airwaves, po­ terests. J. T. BUILDING CO. McMfttR National Advertising Representative: litical speculators had suggested Michigan Big on Oleasters ioyed an outstanding Indoor former President Gerald Ford, in spring, 1975, massive flooding campaign which saw him qualify MICHIGAN NEWSPAPERS, INC. for the NCAA Championships in QUALITY HOME BUILDERS 257 Michl an Ave< former It. Gov. James Brickley, Blues Chief Gets More ,Green ruined crops and forced hundreds NNM {PER 8 various congressmen and state For the second time in less of people from 4helr homes. the 60-yard (:07.2) and 70-yard FAST FREE ESTIMATES. East Lansing, Mich. 48823 than a year, the chief executive That fall, more heavy rains (:08.3) high hurdles, the 440-yard Association - Founded t8$8 lawmakers and even Gov. William Owner participation welcome. Milliken as possible replacements of Michigan Blue Cros$-B 1 u e drenched crops, dash (:47,8), and as a member •^rm'i'm i.»q.n i of the team's- mile relay. Out­ »•»•»••»• ^p•^^•(»^>^P7•^^^jy*^*^•y^»^'^l^H^f>l**^ MMI)PI»l|IM»»IM»»»»**| Jn the last two years, three he runs 100 percent there is no office, still sulking from gittjng to meet on the street. major Presidential Disaster Pa* question he will be a placewlnner put out of office or gittlng their The other day I saw where one claratlons have been made In |n both events, and he has the clucks in a row to run fer office. national poll found out that of all JUST Ri^MINiSCiNG Michigan due to the flooding, capability of winning each of So them outfits that tell folks Democratic Presidents in recent Item* Taken from th# files of Tfee Chela** 8UjMi»rd rains and Ice storms. In addi­ them-" what America thinks about pon­ history, folks in this country bold J»MtlW"MMM,MlOt(M»H,lir«W>l>MIMMMM,MI»MIMt»MtM»M'»»M»l'l'MI»tM»MIMI<<^M<ll»M»ltM»M(l'»'HB tion, bliwards and tornados le f t In last year's league champion­ tics and everthJng else is between Franklin Roosevelt and John more damage, ships, Plls finished fourth in the roles, as actors like to say when here. Last Saturday, at the Jaycee Kennedy in "highest esteem." Fer State Convention In. Lansing, the Np one 1« quite sure, however, 44<)-year intermediate hurdles at they're out of work. The pollst­ my money, "highest esteem" 4 Years Ago. »• which of Michigan's 83 counties :53-5 and sixth in the 120-year ers are/snatching at ever straw, Thursday, May 24, iW3-~ local chapter's Seat Belt Clinic escaped unharmed over the last high hurdles at :14.0. M r means what names come, to mind — T • — v ;.; ' received first-place as "Project of with our Famous Deep-Fried Chicken m mm mmm . Chelsea's varsity nine experi­ n»mm puiiHii *.jiin»« nm^ Wf^ ^^ •***»—* first fer any reason. A genera­ the Year." two years. State Police spokes­ A second-place finisher in the tion of Americans grew up with enced its one brief shining hour At the official close of the ex­ men will only say that the south­ 1070 Outdoor Central Collegiate and SPECIAL BARBECUED CHICKEN Howell FDR in the White House, and last Saturday when they captured tended April campaign for funds ern half ofy Michigan's Lower Conference Championships in the QISO meshed potatoes and gravy, dressing, and colad bar. Kennedy gitting killed burned his the championship &t Tecumseh's for the American Cancer Society Peninsula generally gets hit the high hurdles, D|ls also has a :30.4 Serving from 4:30-9:00 Livestock Auction name in our memories. I figger invitational Tournament. They last week, a total of $1,501.01 was worst by everything from ralne 300 to his credit,th^s year. you could ask folks anything dpwned Saline and their hosts to contributed In the Chelsea com­ to snows to tornados. In an outdoor dual meet at the CAPTAINS TABLE take the trophy. '».>«"'I UN -I Start's 1 p.m. Every Monday about Presidents, and if we took munity, against Western Michigan last 8093 MAIN ST., DEXTER PH. 426-.3811 Mason 676-5400 Despite eloquent efforts of local month, Dlls took first-place hon- "recent history" to be anything .11 win |.nn^»» Four New prisons Proposed The Wise Owl Says Ship to Howell like the last 50 year you'd git residents, Lima township officials, Gov, William Milliken has pro­ Phone 546-2370 ,Bim Franklin tiie same answer. many environmental groups and posed {hat new prisons be opened the Department of Agriculture, the 24 Yean Ago.*. at tout different sites-, although Marker Report for May 16 This matter come up during Department of Natural Resources Thursday, May 21, 1»53~ two of the facilities could not be the session at the * country store (DNR) has sanctioned Mill Creek After hearing reports from a ready for inmates until the end Saturday night. It was Zeke Park plans with tentative approval. committee appointed to look Into of next year, CATTLE— Grubb that said he wondered Hulk Gd.-Choloe Steers, $39 to $41.50 Ten enthusiastic delegates to the parking meter situation In var­ While residents of potential pri­ Vew High Choice Slcars, 541.50 to/542 what happened tb that poll ever Chelsea from Sparta were -most ious nearby communities, the Cbel- son sites hoped theirs would not Gel.-Choice Holfcrs, $30 to ?.')9.D( spring that tells us how many se* Chamber of Commerce went Fod Hoist (fin Sleers, «32 to SHU' impressed with Chelsea's tidy ap­ be chosen, Milliken instead said Harry Kenworthy, Utt-Sld., 530 and down. people each farmer is feeding, pearance and the Medical Center, on record Tuesday, as being in all of the sites suggested by cor­ COWS— Zeke said he follered it pritty but they were also delighted with favor of installing parking meters rections officials were needed, He Community Relations Manager Heifer Cows. $31 to $32.50 dost, and the last he heard the their tours of the Jiffy plant and in downtown Chelsea for a six- said he hoped the legisla­ ' Ut.-Commercial, 528 to ?31 Ann Arbor offers you this Canner-Cuttcr, ?22 lo 528 ratio was one to 30. Zeke figger* Chrysler Proving Grounds. The month trial period. ture would , provide funds to con­ Fat Beef Cows, 527 to 530 ed it's gitting harder to find out delegates came to Chelsea Monday Central Fibre Products employe­ vert St. Augustine Seminary near telephone tip: BULLS— how m any farmers there are, as part of Mayor Exchange bay. es and management presented a Saugatuck and the soon-to-be-emp­ Heavy BoloRna,' S34 to 537.50 with all the city folks moving to Light and Common, 532 anil down. Joyful noises will emanate from check for $1,135 to Mrs. Ren Hut- ty Kincheloe Air Force Base b ^ FEEDERS— the couptry'and keeping ,on work* St. Paul's United Church of Christ zel, secretary of the Washtenaw this fall. 11 400-GOO lb.v Good-Choice Steers, 539 ihg in town. The last the USPA Sunday evening as music-makers County Chapter of the American Two other sites, one a ware­ Two-Party Budget to' 544 could do is tell the real farmers of all shapes and sizes participate Cancer Society at the annual em­ house in Detroit and the other a GOO-800 II). Good-Choico Steers, 535 how far ahead of the Russians in the Spring Musicale. Proceeds to 539 • • ' ployee-management dinner at the state institution in Northville, Service may help you save 300-600 lb. Good-Choice HcWers, 532 they are, Zeke allowed. The from the event will be used to pur­ Congregational churfh Saturday should be readied by late 1978, 1 to 540 Reds may have more submarines chase new robes for the Children's evening. 300-500 lb. Holstein Steers, 532 to 536 Milliken said. money on your phone bill: 500-800 II). Holstein Sleers, 530 to 534 and more atomic bombs than we Choir. Donald Doll, commander of Her­ While the new prisons could end CALVES— got, and a bigger standing ar­ bert J. McKune Post No. 31, the current overcrowding, admini­ Prime, 500 to $70 ' my, but we got to be way ahead American Legion, has announced stration officials acknowledge that Good-CJioice, 550 to 5fi0 in folks fed per farmer, cause Two-Party Budget Service is-especially designed for people with fixed Heavy Deacons, 530 to 550 14 Years Ago * • • that Memorial Day will be ob­ even more new beds are needed incomes.-sucri as retirees. For a monthly charge of only $3.39, plus tax, Cull & Med., $20 to 53.0.,.w .,,, we're* feeding.*-*!^''Russian s too; Thursday, May 23, 1963— served here Saturday, May 30, to accommodate a swelling prison Cnlves Bfiiiifl back to fnrms sold ui$; And tms'^tirnj/of year the farrriH, this service let$ you makej'45 local calls a month and talk as long as you to 550. ' . ' :•••;. r'•'...'• 1 Construction of Chelsea's with the traditional march to the .population, nearing 14,000 and ex* e&ot# 6w%ay are going day , new pected to continue growing..,,,. ljke.-Extra focal calls you nake are 5C each. This is our least expensive fife station on West Middle St. west cemetery, appropriate ceremonies, serviced lot cheaper than two-party flat rate service). Shorn Slaughter lambs; and • nj|ht.'. £eke s&|d he couldn't near the soldier's monument and of Balmer's Brake Service, is to If you think Two-Party Budget Service might be what you need, just ChoIce-I'r!me, gif no rest fer the lights of trac­ begin soon, it was announced this decoration of the graves of veter­ Seminar Slated on Good-Utllty, • i . f* tors flashing through the night week. Contractor for the job is ans of all wars. call your Michigan Bell Business Office and talk to Wooled Slaughter Lambs, Spring: like lightning. Our farmers must a service representative about it. , Choice-Prime, $G0 lo 5G2 / Frederick Belser. Arthur Lind- police Chief' George Doe / re­ The Co-operatiye Extensfon Ser­ Good-Utility, 555 to Sep ' be working in the "d.aytjme fer auer, a Chelsea architect, designed vice will present a seminar 0 n Slaughter Ewes,>$l2 lo ?18 ceived injuries to his right schoul- Fepder Lambs, Ail. Weights, ?50 to 560 hisself and at night fer" them 3 0 the new building. der, and the right side of the police Sprayers and Hand Tools, Thurs­ other folks, was Zeke's words. W<5S— Chelsea Village President and car he was driving was consider* day, May 19, from 7:30 p.m. to 210 to 240 lbs., No. 1, 544.50 to «45.75 Clem Webster said what both­ Mrs. Robert Daniels, and Council­ ably damaged when the car was 9 p.m. The seminar will be held 200-250 lbs., No. 2, 543 to 544.50 at Co-operative Extension Service Heavy Hogs, 250 ihs. up, 537 to 543 ers him about polls is that man and Mrs. Stephen Clark left Involved in a collision with a Chel­ Michigan Bell Light Hogs, 200 lbs. down, 530 to 540 to make the things work you got here Monday to go to Mt. Morris sea Products truck at N, Main and Cafeteria at the County Service Sows: (. to come up with a typical what­ for Mayor Exchange Day. Among Buchanan Sts. Monday afternoon. Center, 4133 Washtenaw. Fancv Light, 535 to 537 ever you're dealing with, like the other activities in Mt. Morris, the 300-500 1))., 535 to 538 t 500 lbs. and up, §3fi to 537 typical American family has 4.3 local officials will tour public build­ ings. Boars and Stags: members. Clem said he'd been 34 Yean Ago... All Weights, 527 lo $34 around a lot of years and he's George Winchester, Jr., chair­ seen a heap of families, but he's man of the Chelsea Jaycees Seat Thursday, May 20, 1043^- Feeder Pigs: To capitalize on the great inter­ Per Howl, 525 to 550 never found that .3 of one. Last Belt Clinic project, announced that Est. 40 II). pigs, 535 lo 540 summer, Clem said, he read in the next two week-ends have been est shown in croquet in this com­ HAY— one of his USDA pamflets where designated as dates for the event munity, a league will be formed; 1st Cutting, per bale, 50c to $1.00 the typical farmer has mice • i n The . Chelsea Recreation Council 2nd Culling, per bale, 51.00 to 51.80 has ordered a number of croquet his kitchen and rats in his barn. that the editor of the New York sets which will be placed at the STRAW— Clem said that • information strikes Times is- a typical editor. Per Kale, 50c to 80e athletic field and at other points him about as important as say­ Mister Editor, I saw where throughout the community. COWS— ing that a perticular banker i n there was a holdup the other day HAVE Tested Dairy Cows, 5350 to • $600 prison fer embezzling his-own For their class trip this year, Tested Beef Type Cows, 5250 to $,350 in a garage. Police said the gun­ Chelsea High seniors will ride the money is a typical banker/ or man took $13 off a college per- S. S. South American from the De­ fessor that was in the shop wait­ troit River, up the St. Mary's Riv­ ing fer his car to be fixed, and er and through the Soo Locks, then I\ OjnLi Jt Y $375 off the mechanic. Do you onto Lake Superior to Whitefish have a poll to show if they were Bay and back- again. They will join a typical perfessor and a typical other senior classes from this part mechanic? of the country on the trip. SPRING FEVER! Yours truly, Readiness to accept, in the name Uncle Lew. of the state, two parks worth near­ ly $900,000 in land and improve­ ments, has been expressed by the You've probably Michigan Conservation Commis­ sion, which has agreed to take over the administration of Water­ got two lamps loo and the Yankee Springs recrea­ that need tion areas on July 1. To encourage high school gradu­ ates to prepare for teaching in ru- new shades. fal schools, the State Board of Ed­ IMPORTED & DOMESTIC BEERS & WINES We've got the shades. ucation will grant College of Edu­ cation scholarships to approximate­ COCKTAILS Top of the Lamp ly 400 superior candidates in Mich­ 217 North Main Tel. 769-7019 igan, including candidates from Across from a.a. old post office. 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••'/• ,-•'••'••' •"•'•..' • • ' vJ * \ h .'* > ^ Jullie Chapman Local Students The Chelsea Standard, Thursday, May 19, 1?77^. I To:0fes&itii $$rior Perform in ^^^::5^1(^^-::--,/1 Ann Arbor Recital Julie' CHaptnai); 'frjighter of Mr. "A Gala Afternoon," the second anq Mrs;.-^arry Chapman oi annual public recital by Ann Ar­ Chelsea : wiH/ present'/• jfer s6nio> bor's Studio I school of dance, piano pftd org&n: recital Sunday will feature 11 dancers from the May 22i:.=\8 p\%. aKChelsea Con gregatiohal ehurpr) on fc,Middl e Chelsea area. The performance St.- -'^'^,,,,:,:-::.:. . '. • , ' is "slated for Sunday, May 22, 2 Miss .Chapman/has, Studied pi­ p.m. at Pioneer High school, Ann ano and .orpij for a total of K Arbor, and will premiere twe years,. Sh* wijl be performing pieces choreographed by T eD e e works by Pachejb^i, Marchand, Buxtehude, J. * S. Bach, Pepping A. Theofij. l Young, Beethoven and Gould. Local students appearing in the Hosting the performance will be )rogam are Sarah Galbraith, Bet- Miss Chapman's instructor, La- y Galbraith, Meredith Johnson, Vdnne Hafrjs/, a certified MichU Melissa Johnson, Colleen Stubbs, cap>fnusip teacher. The public is Anna Flintoft, Jill Schaffner, Cin­ invited |o attend. Admission is dy Stirling, Tylene Greenleaf, Al- frqe. ' I spn Brown and Michelle Gra- i'lund, Proceeds from the afternoon Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Vasas Chelsea Students event Will be donated to the Dir The kidney Foundation, a Unit- Will Appear in zd Way agency, annually sup^ eborah Wisniewski, E: Vasas The Kidney Foundation, a Unit- DQns& Recital ports more' than $140,000 in re­ search throughout Michigan in an Vo^/nfvemngCer^mpw Marie ^Stfllfcvan and ,Susar \ 's • effort to find a cure for kidney Ffeiftfc performed ift the Ann ^ '^i '*J* ^,1 r^orah A: Wisniewski, daugh- Serving as bridesmaids were tp/ 4' "?, 1 * ' disease. Arbor Plantf jfo9$l4H Guild Reci- * At the rec;',at, the aurllpnci wiii- &Mr; and Mrs.•', Anthony Wis- n Proctor, Kim Hopkins ^ni.Lyn- AT, /.* J S ' - ^4, ^ajUSvriday,\Miay- I5,V^ p(m.vat be 'able to view students in «$*• •**^$^MAN-ERNST: Mr. and Mrs. Joseph/ Ottoman- of 12719 •. /sfci••: of 17460 Waterloo Rd , ette Meypaqs, » afr* njtsffmsumr -/,^¾¾¾ ' "I Their attire matched tfia,t $ itf\e thl ^etfrtte'J&uUdjttg pn the Uni- f levels of dance training, from be­ Waterloo Rd„ haye aftnbunped the engagement of their daughter, Kinged marriage .vows with vefrsU^ <>&Mc$gan campus. /ft. "pm < ^i^f'y^is's ginning students to those in ad­ v ; maid of honor, though, eacndr Charles $ufiivan of of: 128 JaCkson St., married Terry Sgt. Norman Green of Ger­ Martina Grenier of Chelsea at­ Chelsea.1 Her co-performer, Mjss >she approached the altar, tended as flower girl! $hfc car­ Poley,. 'son of ..Mr and M rs. many, also a brother of the Pfeifie,-Is'the daughter of Mrs.Franci s Poley of Clinton, Satur­ bride. bride was .wearing. a w h i t e ried a white wicker:.:basket;"filled; r itiUy/lace gown 'styled'with a with daisies ami 'rrilm^tU^'.q.j^^ Dorothy* 'Pieifle .-•^'••SJMhV^ y;9 day, May 14 ^in First United. Me­ Following the marriage cere­ a^id, the ^$)j$iW^-, M>®&: thodist church, Chelsea. The 7 mony, a reception was held a t skirts a .sequin-trinimed tions'. '.'.'.''•/• •>•*][• ^)?i'-'^$}.' ;; ire neckline, and an attached 'sea..v: V''-^yVO'^-¾^^ -r'-''•'• • • '•• '•'' pirn, ceremony was performed by the UAW Hall, Chelsea. Mrs. La- iness • Best man for. the ' ocQ;asjo^?;^as . f •"'':,. ': "•.'' 'i'"' •. ."'.'j ••' . : • ' >el train: Her finger-tip veil the Rev. Marvin H. McCa'llum be­ Moine Green of Vandercook Lake, : Richard Downs .of '^^a&^jrt/e fore a gathering of 200 guests, sister-in-law of the bride, cut the trimmed in lace which rriat- was. assisted by, tish^s-':(^p2*r^y: .Hqf^upUs;!:'::';-/:.. :-: '-llSm- 'Z ;the laee.of her gown. She i A highlight of the nuptials was wedding cake, while Mrs. Leoka- Wisniewski, brothel of/the/btf&e; the sqlp performance of "We've dia Green of Germany, sister-in- led sabpu'quet of white sweet- Keith Vasas, brothW of tfifc bride­ '©aiMfi t- roses' and -miniature carna-1 Oinly Just Begun," by vocalist law of the bride, and bridesmaid diarriond groom; and Richard £e^mah/Al| : Mrs. Joyce Poley, sister-in-1 a w Linda Poley, each cut one of the s. .-.-,. ' are Chelsea residents./ •;/,/'I"l^ > aid Of .honor was Tina Terns :Or9#r^edtdl:A'-;_. .Of :the bridegroom. . bridegroom's cakes. Bridesmaid ifpsilanti. She appeared in a Following .the .marMw^erjeV As'she approached the altar, Brenda Poley served punch, and mony, a reception for)2j$jteuests : Spnie 21; piaijo ani^ organ students Mrs. Joyce Poley served coffee. green sleeveless gown -.with of 'XaVonne/'Harr|s > staged their the' bride/was wearing a white eated skirt and a matching was i held. at the UAty/fall^ i; n A-line organza-bver-taffeta gown, Tending to the guest book was She held a, bouquet of Chelsea. Lynn TMckefftepded^jb sjxth' annual' Spfirtg' ;Recital May trimmed with embroidered daisies Mrs. Barbara Willoughby. the guest book, and .Shtron"-Hop­ 15,/in the. Harris '^ome ^on ParH Upon their return from a week in miniature carnations and kins, cut the wedding :cake> •?- ahd-accented with a' blue satin ies. '.•'•'"'• Si before ^a gathering .of 50 frihed's long wedding trip touring Michi­ : Upon their return-from-aoOhe. ribbon. : A matching shoulder- and ;relative^:;-^Sr Harris • is- alengt h veil completed her attiue. gan, the newlyweds will reside in Mrs. Richard Gould week wedding trip 1o; the: Pocpftp ; Clinton. The bride chose a rust- Mountains in Pennsylvania;,; ?tft-e Ciertified '^ic1)lfian-Music Teacher She'carried a bouquetV of yellow wHo'ln^£^ef«^iiid0n^:v:tH'i^gh6)[it daisies surrounded by sweetheart colored pant suit accented with LaFontaine - Gould RICARDO'S newlyweds will reside''Ih^Munlth/' roses,, varigated ivy and baby's a flowered print for her traveling The former,Miss. Wisriietyskj'Jis, 'jthferjCfc^^^^U'l/.w^iv.:-"^.^''..;'. costume. Professional Hair-Styling a 1976 graduate of Chelsea High; breath. Marriage Announced Fea^r^dnifj fSojo• md^ 1 duet per-. Matron of honor was Mrs. Bar­ The former Miss Green is a school and is employed by >.th e tcttMipG^ vw<^^ii«ifii^a^' jQi^'Usr;. Mr. and Mrs. John D. LaFon­ Men and Women University of Michigan. He> hus­ bara . Willoughby .of Walled Lake, 1972 graduate of Chelsea High taine of 216 Harrison St. haye Crystal t^otath,. Amy;•.Witleif/ Jody. sister of the bride. She appeared school. Her husband is a 19 72 band is a 1975 graduate': ot^.Coel- announced the marriage : of their .Thursday arid Friday evening sea High school and is ertipioy^fed kim#M^arfe! i^erjtel^nt, Npll> ijn a -yellow, floor-length double graduate of Tecumseh High school daughter, JoAnn, to Richard, ' iippointrrient& by Dale Cook's Countryside ?Bu}id:> fcu&eMaxrf^.M^ ^my knit trimmed'with lace and styl' and has "attended Washtenaw G6uld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Ch^ck; ;«4beoca'/6entieV| Marieen M ?With '"ah empire waist;-"/f1' 'GOnmrrinity College: Both are ers. •• - •• ,:•'• •• '•'• ,\ •X:''^-'^,": , Gould, of Grass Lake. Wi'prtV&" w Aihd'eBon"; Chr^s white, floppy-brimmed woven hat employed by Thelford Corp., Dex­ The 'bride is a 1975 graduate of 475-1671 Check;! fC$tt$, VBOoitiit*^ : Theresa adorned' her head. She held , a ter. Please Notify Us-, of Meckel,' mfo iUllman, ;crnda Chelsea High school. Her hus­ ; single/yellow rose, centered in ivy band graduated from Grass Lake 07 N. Main Chelsea Tfi6rhtt?ri, iSalra '\lJllrfiari, 'Randall and, baby's breath. High school, also in 1975. • ••• ' viny Changdift Harris^ lMm- ftifik? arid r.Su^y John Mann Earns A perfect cfiamondv ; : Serving as bridesmaids were Pfe«le.i..^;, :/_ V ^\%y';":' r Linda and Brenda Poley, both of reflects full brilliance I Degree at Albion RtO+STEREOML DIAMOND,RINGS Amdng^ ih6.: selection^; presented Clinton and sisters of the bride­ and beauty... the 4 by • the .students/ W|fere.-waltzes, John Kirk Mann of Chelsea re­ groom. They wore mint-green, rierfect symbol of your polkas* rna^ob0sP;fiesta rfliysic, pop­ noor-length double knit, gowns, ceived a bachelor of arts degree Magic Mirror ular,; songs fand- cjassicial • pieces,.. trimmed with lace and styled with at Albion College's commencement love. With a Keepsake The . performance 'level:•,of those empire waists. Their floppy-brim­ ceremonies on * May 7. He com­ we;pffer;ttiat perfectioa who played ranged>frorn early be-: med woven hats matched the col-pleted requirements for his diplo­ Beauty Salon Finest in Professional ginner through'highly adVatnced. :or of their dresses. Each also ma in December 1976, and gra­ ~.row and forever*y- ' •*M»M**a^ carried a single yellow rose, cen­ duated magna cum laude. , Open Tuesday thru Friday U Hair Corel tered in-ivy and baby's breath. A' biology" major at Albion, he 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. is a graduate of Chelsea High /s For her daughter's wedding, Saturday, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mrs. Green appeared in a light School. 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•ij m't • i» » - *• ••'tr*yf?'l*f.|1^*1 •"•'•« m 4 The Chelsea Standard, Thursday, May 19, 19?7 •Bl1 y'U'MI'WWMWWMWi GIRl Bike-A-Thon Nets $4,000 for Cancer (Continued from page one) tedd directors of the year by SCOUT Michigan Schools Band ana trai Michigan University. Perfor­ chestrMichigaa nAisociatlon Schools .Ban d ana Ot i NEWS mance lime will he 4 p.m. in the phftutrWietlmayen Aacni'lfltlnr is thn e son of Mr 'Warriner Auditorium on the CMU and Mrs. Larry Wiedmayer a i > tampus. Notten Rd., and Smith is m m Conducting the orchestra wilt of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight $ m i t' TROOP «76- he Gerrit van Ravenswaay of of Lake Shore Dr. At our Tuesday meeting, . we ! the Holland School District, while ••^•«W miHjinjiiinniM'V wiifWjW had a play for oi)r mothers. Each conductor of the honors band will The Detroit Mechanics' Society, mother had a re$l daisy to wear, oe Henry Vander Linde, also o,f. one of the first unions in, the We served our guests cookies Holland-schools Both were selec- Nation, was founded In 181$. brownie's and punch. We had our &mHWAmwmwwmmmmmwmmmmwmmmm Brownie goqd-bye and , left like quiet Brownies by going under the arch made by the Leaders. HOUSEHOLD Michelle LaVigne, scribe. TROOP 82- On Monday, May 9, we went to the WILX-TV and radio sta­ AUCTION tion In Jackson. Then we went to an ice cream parlor, this EVENING SAU; EVENING SALE week, May 16, we talked about our camping trip and the Brown^ Having sold the house, a public auction will be held ie fly^up, We colored a picture located 203 Williams Street, Village of Stockbridge (1 •WUt>|iN1rt^'tOU'il''i)A^IA- IffcANTr-'$tu^«ftii" -l>*inj» -.^wor^ri Above, as they watch him demon- of the Michigan flag. We also block south of Caskey's Funeral Home) tmi Mj$ mm MM* 5th mfo itim »* North Stfftte HW Of »«na's many machine operations. answered questions about W1LJ?- 3te|hfchfery '>m$r &u#>d pH^to'9 P«naC»tt?; Chaperonesfor foe group were Mrs. Salyer, Mrs. TV and radio. as j»ft« of t^r Midy,^ e4re#rs last week,. The v Olinlap apd Mrs, Benedict, sjudents ga# fo «1 «Wentive ^IwW a^rowwl a James W* TumaM i FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 20 Commencing at 6:00 p.m. LETTER OF THANKS Returns front Cruise : ;As chairman of the blood drive PHONK PHONE conducted oh May 7, 1977 I wish In Mediterranean Area STOCKBRIDGE PRICE BROTHERS STOCKBRipai ixj thank all those who , donated Navy Electronic Warfare Tech' 517-851-8042 AUCTIONEERS 517-851-8042 blood or attempted- to give, blood. njclan Third Class James W. Tar- »^^^»i infiiii"^«" A special thank-ypu to. the, assist­ njaski, whose wire, Dawn, Is the ant principal of the Chelsea High daughter of Mr. and Mrs". Floyd Household - Lawn Tractor - Swimming Pool school, Mrs. Nancy Schave, whP j^inehart. of ,5^1 Glazier .Rd„ Chel­ •wl%''a;-'M8^Va'n^:'sJAm^s:>(ihapma'h> Frigidaire 10 cu. ft. refriger­ Small portable tool shed. ;/;Qrt Saturday?; ;-Way^;Wi' •talked to the high school seniors sea, recently returned, from, & n, ator. 2 rolls lawn fence. Special Ctyrnpjans- reeledY^¥ji:' ffipst;m^&e' *24#ibpys'.divisiOJjt. ^ about, the . blood drive. Fpiir jiigh extended deployment in the. Med­ .f. ?Se^b,rid^Ge^hisher^.. in. .rtjfwsiK Large red chair. Yardman Mustang lawn tractor, Monroe' ftigh;' SbhQ6lv\t0:^;.c6'fhp'i|t^: , !: , ; 9chQ^l sehjorfi respOndecj tp. the iterranean Sea. , • ,'.V„. Trufone 2Mn, TV. , 2 Ford 14-in. wheels and snow .1aj^isfohs. --were^-Sue^-'-^A>mstro.hg,- ;aiL jvfisa Tammy Loreh?an Denjse Wirt* spent two tutors \% the guided mjssile cruiser USS 6-ft. cupboard. 100 gal. gas tank and pump. and Bawling';GomRetitidh;' ^t.the rtee^< .'^Er4|>:-v^'nd^;MilK»:,.''£ oster.' Richmond, R, Turner, homeported -of the Chrysler' Proving Grounds qoqrse during Sunday's Cancer clo/se^of,' tjjte/day-lpn^ seveh'^ f h'# jrr>., third; pia'ce'v were <: Chris:.. WllK lelding, register bjqoq doners, then Serving cart. 6-inch table saw. :hey. themselves, donated a pint of In Norfolk, ,V. While deployed, his Blke-A-Thon. Kaluzny logged a total of 50 miles in his afternoon Large wall mirror. GHson garden roto tiller. athletes •. • :had\ coilec^d^any ai>teil^^-^fc.^f^TO^u'rpiiy.i;^; ' r : s : ;he|r hiooi Also from the high Ship operated as a unit of the effort. - ' -' •'• •*"••. •!•''• ' ' ••••'• Ironrite ironer. Picnic table. standing. ar/ay,: of: flr^t,. v seeondr a&tby -'• |!tttfc ;» Iteye: L&wrerice • U.S.-Sixth Fleet. Lawn spreader. antf,- thirc^-ipiace.'.': fij)j$hfes^ -^v., /<*';;. fcchoqi w0re Miss Julie Pennington Dehumldifier. Quantity copper tubing. MM$Mw:mmtw\ '- •;;(in 4 Mr. Gerald poll who donated During the deployment he and Bar-be-que grill. '•jr'-fyaV' very pleased 'With the ; 'SQWJiM wa> ^followed \b?: a; their bloofl. I wish to thank all the his shipmates participated in nu­ Youth BasebalJ... Floor polisher and scrubber. Other numerous articles. outcome ^nd am- ^ery confident swimming rpeet held 1, p.m. at merous Sixth Fleet training e x- MtiM Honors.. v Quantity books. Millionaire 24-ft. above ground we will have qultqj a few local members pf V^W Post 4076 who (Continued from page one) (Continued from page oiie) Monroe High. In the diving com­ helped on the blootj drive ^nd do­erclses including "National Week Small mobile home furnace. swimming pool with filter, Olympians entered in the state petition, Chelsea had several plac­ XXII, an eight-day exercise that ned and, manned the checkpoints ginning with L through Z will re­ Storm windows. ladders, redwood, walk deck coinpetitiqn at Cerjtral Michigan ers including Patty Jfr&dy. first; nated bloPdi Byron Snllth, Roy took place in the Tyrrehenian and along, the Bike-a-thon trail. They gister at' 11 a.m. ~ Dechert, Ken Piatt, Mac Packard, Quantity dishes. and fence. This is a real nice tJhiVersity next month,'* said Chel­ Kathy Buck/third; Ryan Sweeny, Ionian Seas, near Sicily. Addition­ also cruised the area,in trucks and In order for a child to register Cooking utensils. unit. Bill Pierce, Fremont Boyer, Tom 1 sea Coach Nancy Oswald. first; John Winans, second; Qlen ally, he and his fellow crewmem- c£rs;for several hours in the blis­ for a particular league, he or ^ ^-«* ^^••m*^***** •^•^^•^••^•^•^••^^^^••^^ ^ ^ ^ *»y^,*. Bowling cpn)p^titiPn. began , 9 p.assow, first; and Theresa Mur­ CollinsWorth and Kermit Sharp bers had the opportunity to visit tering heat. she must attain the correct age who worked all day and also gave TERMS: Cash or Check. a.m. Saturday at Nortel Lanes phy, second. Spain, Italy and Sicily during the on or before Aug. 31. League Not responsible for accidents or items after sold. in Monroe. With 66 lanes, t h e Winning hi* division in the 25-blood. From the Ladies Auxiliary cruise. Michigan's history is on dis­ ages are as follows: T-Ball, 7 bowling alley was perfect for the year freestyle was Glenn Passpw. were Betty'Smith, Nina Mathews, The Turner is 533 feet long, play. . Historical markers through­ and 8; Little League, 9 and JO; regional contest, according t o A|so placing were John Winans, A. ISUenwood, Mary Knlss, Lucy displaces 7,800 tons fully loaded out the State pojnt to everything Pony League, 11 and 12. Coach Oswald. Entered in the second; Steve Lawrencej second; Piatt, Terri MPore, Betty ClarH, and carries a crew of 396 officers from forts, early churches, battle Anyone interested in coaching competition were 396 mentally im­ Theresa Murphy, third; and Laur­ Gert^de O'Dell, Marian Jphnspn, and enlisted men. sites, iron and copper mines, to may also register at this tirne. Mr. & Mrs. MELVIN W0LL paired students. ie Miller-, third. Dorothy Lentz, Bessie Sharp anq Tarnaski joined the Navy i n Indian; burial mounds, logging Further questions may be 'direct­ OWNERS "Chelsea did very well, .probab­ The next important competition Deborah Clark. Most of these wom­ May 1975. railroads and centennial farms. ed to Joe Rossi, 475-2143. ly because of the practice they for Sheclai Olympians, will be the en worked the entire day and some received every Monday £t Chel­ State Games, June 2-5 in Mt.donate d blood. sea L^ne9," Coach Oswald ex­ Pleasant. A coaches meeting was I also want to thank the Post plained. Each student' bowled ,two scheduled for Monday, May 16,an d Auxiliary members who didn't games, handicaps were figured, to review times and scojres to work, but did donate their blood. and then each student Was" rank­ determine Who,will represent the From the Post were Frank White, ed. Tri-County Region, Monroe, Wash­ Gary Kent, Max Grambau, Donald Placing first for Chelsea in tenaw and Livingston counties, in O'Dell and Billie MacDonald. the 16-17 boys division was Matt the; prestigious event. From the Auxiliary wes Julie Kent. Schnaidt with a 352. Other |ocal • •••• •• _ " *—i 1"~mmmm Lucy Piatt also was responsible top-place winners were Lori] Xima Township for the delicious meal served at Brown, first in the If 10 girls -dip' npon time. Bessie Sharp was re­ m vision with a 299; John Winans, Seeks Applicants /or- sponsible for the orange juice and first in the 20-29 men's division the very tasty doughnuts. Plan Commission This year we collected 82 pints, •^•^fi" Supervisor Robert Mqsotf has that is 15 pints better than last announced resumes are new being year. Let's all make a harder .ef­ accepted for; appointments to* the fort -to make- these Community HOST Lima Township Planning Commis­ Blood Drives a bigger success. sion. Two vacancies were creat­ Ron Moore, chairman of May is fpmg clean^ timol ed by the resignations of Chair­ May 7, 1977 Blood Drive. It's Rampy's theory that if you spend Customers like it because the computer Your carpeting deserves spe­ man Donald Bauer and Secretary time, effort and money to see that your print-out they receive allows them to see cial attention, V$e recom­ Jim Robards on March 31 and CARD OF THANKS mend Host, the AOW method May 6, respectively. The students and staff of North customers are satisfied, they'll come just exactly what was needed to get of cleaning carpets without Resumes s h o u 1 d be addressed school would like to thank all of back again ... and again. their cars running at peak performance. to the supervisor and sent to 125- Water. Th© eajjjet is dry and thpse people who helped make And, that means fewer service calls in ready to walk on immediate­ 3¾ Scjo Church Rd.. Chelsea, b y our playground a nicer place, We That's exactly why Rampy recently ly. Use our Hoat Electric Up- June 6, ' really enjoy having more things the long haul. The real problems are Appointments to the vacancies bought the most modern computer Brush. It's easy. Clean 40 sq. to play on and that wouldn't have spotted right away. yds. only $9.95. Phone forin - Will be made by. Supervisor Mus- heen possible without your help. didgnostic system available, The Sun lormation. olf at the June 6 Lima Township Thanks to John Poulter for bring­ Board meeting, subject, to the ap­ ing his tractor, and to Jim Ro­ 2001. It's one of the few things in this And Rampy likes it because he can see it proval of the board. bards for the use of his semi. Thank you to those who donated world that seems to make helps keep his customers satisfied. /wIcRlvEL • In 1879, Detroit telephone cus­ materials and money. A special everyone happy. tomers were first in the nation to thanks to Pete Stein, who was Bring your car in for a taste BROTHERS be assigned phone numbers t o our leader and organizer. The mechanics like it because it makes facilitate handling calls. North School. of the future today ... 'l' . )"M' their job easier.. .'it can, spot a small the Sun 2001 ... mm mmm. mm mm problem before it develops into a big at Rampy Chevrolet, one ..; and it saves a lot of sweat looking for problems that just don't want FRESH ASPARAGUS to be found, Ramp and RHUBARB CHEVROLET m •p*""""**™""**^ CORNER JACKSON & WAGNER RDS., ANN ARBOR, PHONE 663-3321 GERANIUMS - COMBINATION POTS for Memorial Day - or your urn filled

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Speci#lE& Parent i^rm^T^M^t pmjpmmma^ In contrast to their usual Tues­ important that all parents attend day pight-.meeling, all parents of [his meeting as it. will be the Dear Editor, .lie learning* disabled, emotionally fast of the school year. impaired, educable impaired, Thinking I would like to take the oppor­ Questions regarding the meet- A tunity to express my appreciation jpaf, physically handicapped and ng should be directed to Gladys m* * of the Parent Readiness Educa­ sight impaired will meet Tues­ Buck, 475-2609, or George Wi- tion Project (PREP) in our day, May 31, 7:30 .p.m. in" room nans, 475-1119., school system. 204 of Chelsea High school. t On behalf of all the students Teachers'of the learning disabl­ «^—»•!>•••• •!.!,.^.1^ l| 1¾ | II lilL| |i p and parents involved in this pro­ VJsft tte wonderful worWof carpeting etSchwlder's, ed and emotionally impaired will Please Notify Us OM of the area's finest, toll-service carpet store*, gram, I would like to thank Mrs, 'ie present to discuss their pro­ Wiweniently located in West Ann Arbor on Wagner tjinda Hlatt, Mrs. Pat Passlck, grams. According to represents- Road between Jackson and liberty. (teachers) and Mrs. Kuthy Hager- ives of the parents' group, it is In Advance of man (secretary), Any Change in -—1Addres*~ Schneider's carries a broad selection of quality, We think PREP has been a narae-braod carpets, at prices consistently among very rewarding experience for all the lowest in toe entire area* Try us. of us,and think it is well worth CUSTOM pur support so that others may benefit from it,in the future. OHH MON & Thanks to all responsible / for BUMPING and PAINTING 662-9332 H\ NIGHTS TIL PREP. • ytww^^i, • Carol Led ford. FREE ESTIMATES -. ALL MAKES 211 nm Dear Editor, As eyeryone knows, the 19 7 7 Get the Best for hessl milage will be ,voted on May 23. 745 S. WAGNER RD. ANN ARIOR tye feel the people in the Chelsea Cpmmunity should definitely pass FRANK GROHS CHEVROLET this millage. We realize that it's Phone 426-4677 Dexter, Mich. going to raise taxes but in the Jong run it's worth it. Ail stu­ dents in the Chelsea area will be badly effected if the millage dpesn't pass. f •; During the millage for the fall of 1976, there were persons iwho came to the High School to ob­ serve, and they noted that ' stu­ dents and teachers alike had a vpry low morale because of the problems we were having at that time. Extra-curricular activities- are His Enough To Serve You *• • . Small Enough To Know You / essential to the Chelsea school system in keeping the morale of teachers and students up. In the JIFFY MARKET TASTIEST 1976-77 season 500-600 students par­ ticipated in sports alone. Without TENDEREST CHOICE MEATS the millage there will be: 1. More vandalism, for there will be more free time and a lot of students will take out their Blade Cut Chuck Roast __»»• 69« hot frustrations on the property of the school. The students that 1 arev involved in the extra-curricu­ Center Cut Chuck Roasts "* 79' lar activities are the ones who will probably contribute most t o IL $109 the problems .we will have. These Arm Chuck Roast ">• I aren't under-statements. W e ' ve already heard what some students Tender Beef with Flavor! have to' say about it. $ 9 2. The drug problem in the English Roast ... lb- 1° junior high and high school isn't that bad now but without • these U.S.D.A. CHOICE activities again, they'll have more $ 19 free time to get more involved Beef Stew lb. 1 with drugs. If this millage does­ n't pass, in a sense, you're con­ RIB STEAKS tributing to the delinquency o f •L $109 minors. Ideal Ground Chuck »• I 3. In order to be able to par­ for SAPPED OF THEIR ENERQY, the four riders lect on the Amount <>f miles pedaled during the ticipate in extra-curricular activi­ ictured above chose to finish the 25-mile Cancer event, their contribution stlU helped raise pledge ties the students must pass three Barbeque Short Ribs. ...."»• 49 Jike-A-Thon course last Sunday from the back of funds to a total of $4,000 for the day. out of four academic classes. pick-up truck, Though the riders could only col- Again, if, the millage doesn't pass most students won't bother to GROUND SEVERAL TIMES DAILY keep their grades up, many, feel Hamburg That that there's np reason to. rwvy l;WjO#,nt to come acrpss strong­ You Will Enjoy!t lb. Advertise YoUr Auction in r * • «- ••*.* HAMBURGER ly blut %>timisticajly because ex­ tra-curricular activities give stu­ The Standard! mmm dents a purpose in going to FARMER PEET'S FARMR PEET'S LEAN, TENDER U.S.D.A. CHOICE Week of May 23-27 school. We are trying to express the feelings of students along ALL-BEEF « . 98 «b. *1 lb. biscuits and butter, chilled fruit, does Chelsea offer to kiqs our milk. age, if we're not able to partici­ pate in extra-curricular activities? ROOT BEER - ORANGE - RED POP - COLA Thursday—M acaroni and Our plea to this community is, cheese, meat slice, peas, bread "Vote Yes" for the 1977 millage, NEW!! 64-Ox. fl/ . ML £% and butter, dessert, milk. - we need your support. Friday—Pizzaburger, soup o f cons SODA POPDELICIOU S Gloss /J 9«-- \J jj Concerned Students. the day, crackers, apple dessert, II*I • >m» milk. —————-—~— ~ i "'" •'•• ' J v QUAKER'MAID HOLSUM Come See the VELVET Michigan forests still produce You've probably HAMBURG valuable commodities, not t h e Strawberry least of which is the attractive­ got two lamps PEANUT HEAP or FIRST SPRI ness of woods and waters to ur­ ban people of the State and the that need ICE CREAM Nation. The vacation land of the LETTUCE HOT DOG Ih Our north is not only a "water won. new shades. BUTTER Flavor of the Month derland" but also a wooded won­ We've got the shades. LARGE BUNS derland. Its use for recreational c 1 C purposes could well have produc­ Top of the Lamp 1 -Lb., 2-Oz.| FIRM ea. ed more income to the State Jar APL99 HEADS NEW GREENHOUSE ?l7NorthMain Tel. 769-7019 #•**" ***m* than did the timber harvest o f Across from a.a. old post office. last century. FARM MAID HOMOGENIZED We have a wide selection of $129 BEDDING PLANTS - GERANIUMS JVllLlv Gallon HANGING BASKETS CHELSEA JAYCEE FARM MAID FARM MAID FARM MAID FARM MAID FRESH FRESH SOUR FLOWER & VEGETABLE PLANTS AUCTION ORANGE COTTAGE HALF By the pack and tfat JUICE CHEESE and HALF CREAM ONION SETS 1 C 8-Oz. RUMMAGE /i PL 5 9 V'j-Pt. MEMORIAL DAY PLANTS WONDER SALE 11/4-Lb. VENCA VINES - SPIKES COUNTRY STYLE BREAD . a • s ». Loaf ASPARAGUS FERNS SATURDAY, JUNE 4 CALLUS - PETUNIAS JIFFY MEAT SERVICE Starting at 11 a.m. JIFFY MARATHON GAS PUMPS EVERLASTING WREATHS CUSTOM CUTTING, WRAPPING, FREEZING. At Chelsea Fair Merchants Bldg. QUICK SERVICE ON BUTCHERING ~ and CEMETERY POTS YOUR BEEF OR OURS. REGULAR ^ X*9 Includes For Pick-Up of Your Donations * U.S.D.A. CHOICE SIDES OF BEEF GAS All Toxos CALL * LOCAL FARM GRAIN FED BEEF AVAILABLE * FRONTS - HINDS - WHOLE RIB . WHOLE LOINS THANK YOU — We Appreciate Your Business! GAR-NETT'S BOB SMITH , . .. 475-2038 s FLOWER & GIFT SHOP BOB PONTE . . . 475*9191 Open With Complete Service, 7 Days A Week %»\™ Member FTD - TELEFLORA TOP VALUE FOODS PHONE 475-1400 7 a.m. MORNING to 10 p.m. NIGHTS j*» 112 E. MIDDLE; CHELSEA, MICH. Proceeds go to Community Service Projects • May 11 tts xzi A r*¥i* •ft«

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y fe- The, Chelsea Standard, Thursday, Ma^r|%:J?77i ^:: ischctol year.;To enroll, call Liseli 11 / ^^-^^-*J ' ' ' "• """"""''T. -^^^, .' !)Mii_inf rWi'j i •!» ,m,yww j\>**)*ti*i*}y *<« M^IIIM tfjM.fr'\%' %w$n\~ 475^401: i i •:>* «uryM3tt mfflMfflmmmfflffl&m ' ' ' \. ..'..• • ». - - Kft Lyjidon Township Board fegul&r meefitigs the third Tuesday of each fHoa^g of Brighton; and severa month- 7 p.m., in Lyndon Town Mrs; r Hall. a,unts; uncles and cousins.. * * * Dies at U.jW Hospital j'Funeral,' services were helc Sylvan Township Board meeting Following Lengthy Illness ? Tuesday; May 17, at Fontana Fu the first Tuesday of the month, at .ileral Chape], Ann Arbor, with Calendar 7 p.m., at Sylvan Township Hall. •i Elsa C. Chupp, 76, Pf 207 B>,> t}« , Rev. Fired - B. - Maitlarid- o; ic it if adv.42tf c'hanan .St.;- (Jieq. ^Tuesday, May 17 Irst United Methodist church, * * * at University.' Hospital, Ann , Ar­ Ann Arbors Officiating. Burial fol Lima Township Planning Com* bor, following -a/-lengthy, illness.' ipwedin, Oak Grove Cemetery. Lima Center Extension Study Chelsea Child Study Club annu­ mission, rsgulai meeting the third She was, born Sept. 2j Wfi, ift TrOy J \ Club, Wednesday, June 8 at Lima al Spring Dinner, Tuesday, May Tuesday of every month, 8 p.m. at N. Y.>io CharlfeS^nd Louise Flln- Township Hall, 10 a.m. sharp. De- 24, 7 p.m. at Win, Schuler's, Jack­ rhe Township Hall. ton O^Brien. Mrs. Edward Bennett monstration by Bonnie and Phyl­ son. Dinner, installation of offic­ * * * Mrs. cHiiij>ip':,W.«;$iV'jnr^t'':tQarried; ; C^iSea; Woman's Mother lis of the Country Craftique of ers and program. Sharon township Board regular to Herman Wellhpft now deceased,t 1 j Oies at Saline Nursing Home Chelsea. Lunch at Schumm's, 1 -.- * * meeting first Thursday of, each and then to John Chupp, who also; p.m. Mrs. Clarence Reddeman Chelsea Cub Scout Pack 435 in­ month, 8:30 p.m. adv42ti preceded her in dea^h. • > Afeta A,-Bennett, 83, mother Q.' and Mrs. John Bulick, hostesses. vites 2nd-, 3rd-, and . 4th-grade She moved! from New Vork to \ t| Chelsea resident, died Friday, bQvs who live north of Che lsea Chelsea Athletic Boosters Club, Ann Arbor shortly after her first WY- 13 ^t. Saline Evangei. Saline High school annual alum­ and are interested in Cub Scouts;, fourth Monday of every month, 8 marriage, and th^h to Chelsea; inJ cal Home after a lengthy illnes- ni reunion and banquet, Saturday, to join Pack members in a Cubp.m. , in high school 'board room. 1926. Mrs/ Chtipp .was a member She, had resided at 48 Chestnu June 11, at the SHS cafeteria,Scou t outing. This-- outing, for $t. With her daughter and son-in boys and their families, will be of St. Mary.Catholic churcji, CheK Maple Rd. "Get Acquainted Rummage sale, sponsored by ; law, Mr. and \Mrs. Robert Ras' at Park Lyndon on North Terri­ sea. '•, ' ' '::^-!-: •:'•!••;•''•;•';•'.••';.' - Hour," 6 p.m.; banquet, 7 p.m. Francisco United Churcii o{ •' Survivors include three sons. tn(iBse.ri,-. "ihitil ,1973 when she en i;t >jt >;i torial Rd., Thursday, June. 2, 7 Christ, May 20 and 21. Friday, Richard WellhOff! Ot'CheJsea, Ken­ tpred,.the Saline Home. . North Lake Cemetery Associa­ p.m. In event of rain, the outing 10 am. to 6 p.m.; Saturday, 10 |: Borrt in Eilensbu g, Wash., o: will be at the North school gym­ a.m. to 3 p.m. J^ake sale Sat­ neth Wei Ihoff of Reading, an^ Har* tion, Friday, May 20, 7:30 p.m. ry Wellhoff Of • prSy^piviPlfti^; twcv W»y. 12,18^8, she was the daugh in the educational unit a{ North nasium. • • v urday only. adv49 fpr of John and Ida Swasey Pack • * •>. * * ,• daughters^ Mildredv Wellhoff -of? Lake. Methodist church. All • * . • * * WPPd. OnNPv. 27, 1918, she mar CONFIRMANDS: Following a year ol instruc­ hand-made mosaic plaques decorated with the members, requested to attend. Washtenaw Genealogical Society,. ' Lyndon Township Planning Com­ Chelsea,'and Mrs^WllUam'(Helen)' ned Edward ,E; Bennett. H't tion in the basic tenets of the Christian faith, the symbolic identities of Jesus—Alpha and Omega, W *!' # Sunday, May 22, at Washtenaw mission meets the second Thurs­ Joseph of San •Jx^^Calif^ ;%^ pjre£eded her In death in 1930.. five young people from Chelsea's First Congrega­ the Conquering Lamb of God, King of Kings (crown Friends of the Chelsea Players, Community College, LMC Build­ day of the month at the Tpwn- grandchildren^, aijd several: nieces* *! ^irs. -Benrieti was a member 0! and'nephews, She' y/fr$ preceded in? tional church, pictured above with two church -and cross), ICTHUS (Jesus Christ, God's Son, Thursday, May 19, 7:30 p.m. at ing, south entrance,: firs^flop^. ship Hall,at 8 p.m. adv.42tf St. Paal United Church pf Christ officials, confirmed their commitment to Jesus. ..Savior) and the Son of Righteousness. Front row, the 'tobin home, 176 E..Summit. Program and •• business* ^riwejfeigH*- <«»* A. ( djeaj)};^ one;;>|Qtl)^,^n^^ii^ Chelsea, ahd: a life member ancj <• I * * ! Christ in a service of worship on Palm Sunday, from left, are Scott Chapman, Jennifer Ringe, 2;30 p.m.; come at 1 p.m.. for Comrnunity Services Agency^ Riv­ teir.-'-. ;'•'.;•'•; •• \\i;::X/ ^:^:-):':.;.• \— past, .njatrpn of the Ilih Chapter Work bee at Chelsea Rod a nd personal help. Program topic V Furieral sen^ce^^ ^ill^bejMl^ April 3. Guest speaker for the occasion was the Tracy Barr and Troy Satterthwaite. Back row,' erside Cabin, Dexter, presents Amy Order, of Eastern Star of Toppen- from left, are Georgia Collins, chairperson of the Gun Club, Saturday, May 21, 9Par t II of "Old Days, in Detroit Badian of the National Orgahiza, Friday, '.•> Mavv, ^^¾%^¾.^^ ish; wash.', S.^e had served a J Rev. Stanley Hartman, administrator of the Saline a.m. Members are requested to and Michigan," by Flora Burt. tion of Women (NOW), who will Mary; talhoUe^ ¢^^:with" the City clerk/^bd treasurer of 1 op- Evangelical Home for Children and Aged*. As their Board of Deacons; Susan Satterthwaite; and the ' come and help clean up thIllustratede . speak on jbbmestic Violence—- ReV/ Fr; DayW ^0felMteW5 penish\fpr^ years, retiring in personal gift to First Congregational church, the Rev. Carl Schwarm, pastor of First Congregational 1 church. ' .grounds. Spouse Assault, 7 p;m. Thursday; ficiatihg: burial ^iU^lpllow/ijn \$[j« ! 19j59r.. She;came with her family 1977 Confirmands presented Jhe church with five Ann Arbor pst6n)y Group, May 26 at Sylvan Townshi6 Hall, Olivet Cemetery, Sp^a>y:>v^:pe re/ td:theiChplsea .area in, 1969. Rummage Sale, sponsored by Thursday, May, 19, at the .Senior Chelsea. Abuse is both physical cited todays May^i9K^30i|).rri^ h $i|rv>yor§ Virjiplucle; her daughter, Waterloo Village United Metho­ Citizens Guild, 502W. Huron £ Ann and mental punishment. Free; : Staffah • \ $}m&^tf^ffi>->:W^- Mrs;v^6be>t-(Betty) Rasmussen- dist Women, May 20, 9 a.m. toArbor , 7:30 p.m. < Use. second floorBrin g a friend. 995-5444. ;frlehds may caili.;-';A- -'.s''^;V";);;J ^::^ ^e'brpm^'r/ij'ohhW. Packwood of , s 4 p.m. at Waterloo Town Hall. rear entrance. Guest speaker will '.*•»» •'••.'*'.' "V V .»•-". •••••?>> (- " ^.>-. .V--v,':-:V. •'.":. ^.-..-, "MeHivWas^; .five . grandchii- Tecumseh Historic Tour Set adv49 be Margo Howisbri, ET; St; Jo­; American Legion Hospital equip­ rrrrrr:\: if it it ,_;%;; *U'e - ^¾ \ Frederick Bennett seph Mercy Hospital, specialist^ ment is available by contacting pif ;|^n: fpiego; Calif., Mrs. Rich- Tecumseh's statejy 19th century represents the. cultural, economic, performs in the music room. One Dexter-Chelsea LaLecrte Leag­ on "The Successful Rehabilitation Guy Freysinger at 475-1961. ;^rfl, ;($u$an)' Huelsberg and Mrs.home s on tree-Hhed Chicago social and religious ideas of that room in the 27-room house is fur­ ue; Monday, May 23, 7:30 p.m. at of an Ostomate." Discussion and ••*.'* •*' •••• T^^M&^^W^^M it^ahp ^^hristlibfe) ^Gaunt, both of Blvd., will create the setting for period. Together • -these buildings nished by Merkel's of Chelsea. ' the home of Shirrell Fischer, 3044 ^refreshments to follow. > Sharon Township Planning Com' •: i^^i'-^^^^-:^ iftifjji Arlbot;; 4hd- BrOck Rasmussen a second "Promenade the Past" form a streetscape-t-a visual his­ —Occidental Farm House, a N. Lima Center Rd. Ph. 475-2551. •riission regular; m e e t i n g thir"..Ofi ^ CWel;v-and/ six great-grand- festival, this year to feature a remains- a lively, attractive Wednesday of each month. adv42tf chljdr^nj; §tevien .. Gaunt, Bernice, tour of six historic structures. 42. Renovated as the Augues Co. es of Breastfeeding to Mother and Cemetery Association, annual ' • •• * it * 1225 Kerh^;;^^\f|u^4lnly^'i neighborhood. 1 ^rfn,-;;Tj^ise;^yette and Mose^ flower and bath shop. Sheep Baby." meeting, Sunday, May 29, 3 p.m. Lima Township Board regular Chelseav ^^^^^^(^--10 n The tour is scheduled May 21 Special demonstrations and en­shearing, wool spinning arid weav­ ; IS^netJL; Ik ^son;\& -Eugene Ben- *, * * at the cemetery. meeting the first Monday of the•F^y^:May ;li;v^'V^ and May 22 from 1 to 6 p.m.tertainmen t reminiscent of thineg demonstrated on the lawn.' jiett/]precedect her in death in along Chicago Boulevard, M-50. Washtenaw - Livingston - Monro e month, 8 p.mt at Lima Township ; 1 [ home's history will enhance the months old- ••^-><:'? This historic district was placed —Tecumseh's first . Catholic District, of Michigan Nurses Asso­ Chelsea Senior Citizens resume Hall. adv42tf visitor's perception of 19th cechurchn , a cobblestone structure regular'meeting schedule with first * * * Born ^eb.; 1> 1^7,^in•• 'W.-'Ar •\\Fpnefcal .services ' were held on the Michigan State Register of ciation, annual dinner meeting. :i ,; tury life in the country town. built in 1913. Renovated as* Rich­ Monday, May 23, 7 p.m. at theFrida y of the month, cards „ and 'v Chelsea Social Service hours are bor, he w4$Jhe.s0n; ^rW-Crti .•^f^^''. :M9y 17«;'Jl.:30 pirn.- at Historic Sites in January 1976. and Cheryl A^n :$jj$$i-\ Jphrisorii Burjghardt .Funeral Home with the The first "Promenade" held in The tour includes: ... ard Marks Stained Glass Studio- Holiday Inn, Howell. Guest o bingo, 7:30 p.m.; second Friday of ITiUrsday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., or 1 : y Gallery. honor will be the 100th member the month, cards and bingo, 7:30 call 475-1581, or 475-1012. 'The'y-'Sury.iye.'.' ^';^ ':;t -j\ •: X:>T?L- M£ •Hey.'Raiph^J.Ratziaff officiating. 1976 was a restoration, by volun­ —F irst United Presbyterian of the district. Reservation dead­ p.m.; third Friday of the month, Other isyrvivbrs;<(rtciu(|e . 0if;$. Silri^l followed; in Oak Grove Ce- teers and top designers, of thechurch , Gothic revival ca. 1865. —Wickwire House, a Queen ; ! Refreshments served to visitors. Anne clapboard home ca. 18 90. line is May 17. Ph. Joyce So- birthday pot-luck and cards, 6:30 sister, ' Misty;AMs..4-¥.i'e;': p^t: of ^hels^a; tnai! helical Home. The six buildings included on Greek revival home ca. 1839. Antique car will be displayed. "Art in the Park," 8th annual 7:30 p.m. If there is a fifth Friday BIRTHS ternal grahdrhbmer, ^rs. 'iShelitt the 1977 tour reflect differ­ —€. A. Stacy House, an Itali- Original postcard etchings 0 f Milan Art Fair, Sunday, June 5, in the mbnth, cards and bingo, 0 r d w a y of'; ChiBis * * Boosters, Thursday, May 19, 8Arbor . Maternal grandparents are great-great-gran^rnpt)ife)r; Mr&;iBj$s*? Chelsea Child Study Club board p.m. in the CHS Band Room. Mr...and Mrs. Walter Rothfuss of sie EngeUervoita'fisihg;-paternal, meeting at the home' of Joan * # tf Chelsea, and paternal grandmoth­ greatrgrandmother,-''Mrs. Pe^ j?i( Eisele, Thursday, May 19, 7:30, Chelsea Co-op Nursery is: now er is Mrs. Homer- Parker, also of EddiPi of Battle CreeJi;;. ma^ernav p.m. New arid old officers. taking applications for the 1977-78 Chelsea. great-grandh^Qtiiet, iMrs. P;p r i;s1 1 ' I'. ''~T 1/ ' ; . ') i7-r M^^jWfe^i'^V.^f i|>PU^ 1, il iifc.M—li" il'll 2 •*

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Several State A Second Section CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1977 Pages 7'- 12 A 12-rrmniber delegation from Her husband, William, received! the Chelsea Jaycees and its Auxi­ the Jaycee Presidential Award of liary traveled to Lansing last Honor for projects which extend­ week-end' to attend the. Jaycee ed Camp Waterloo and Camp: State Convention, 'May 13-15. Sev­ Stockbridge. j EfcCtUSIYE fclGHT TO S?LL eral members of the delegation Mitchell Zink also received a were among those honored before 'Jaycee . Presidential Awaj*d of :^hen listing-your home with pects. He will not be afraid of cf gathering of more than 2,400 Honor' as one of the outstanding «,ft^-W^.^^e|'li--tlJ^'..aw...a bringing it to the attention,of Jaycees from across the state. recruiters in the state. leaving variety- :of: arrangements you mefh RPflanor!innrq wwhn mav hflW Attending the,convention from signed up 32 new Jaycee mem. can'make. Put if you m serl- * ™ ™ may have top ,Jaycee recruiter, whof h a d ously: intent on .selling your qualified prospects. As a rule, Chelsea were Mr, and Mrs. Will­ v iam Tudor, Mr. and Mra. Norman enlisted 91 new members. home within a reasonable time Realtors are willing to cooper- Colbry;\ Mr. and Mrs., Hap Bak­ Anne Steinaway was the fourth and^theprjce you are asking, ate and share the single com- er, Mr. and Mrs..Robert Meyers^ member of the Chelsea\ c^ri^ng- 1 ssion That giv s you the ad Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell* Zink,' Rob­ ent to be recognized during V the I^MSS^SSB^ ^ ^ - * - ert Ponte and Anne. Steinaway. state convention. She wa& fion- agrelment ' vantage of having several Real- Mary Lou, Tudor was named ored at a Saturday noon punch­ ;•':/:';''V'-'•.•'•'""" tors • make, a' determined' effort one of five' Outstanding Spqkettes eon as a past president .#! |the this- gives, the Realtor the ,to sell your home, for the .1976-77 .year,, an award Michigan Jaycee Auxiliary,! 1 right, to his commission if He' 4 m m m reserved for first-year members In other convention activities, inactuallg they listinsellsg periodyour hom, or ei f duran-­ only. Some 300 members were Michael Robinson was elected pre­ If there is anything we can entered in this year's competi­ sident of the Michigan Jaycees btEer Realtor sells it, oo r if you tion., '• for the 1977-78 vear. --^ sell it yourself. do to help you in the field of real estate, please phone or Uftder these .conditions, the drop in at FRISINGER REAL- Realtor wilr have the added in- 2^^' 0,- Q M_in <,f centive. and,.protection to go all- |Y ca, 965 b- Ma,n bt Chel- PhOhe: 475-8681; evenings servms out in heavily advertising your sea -/¾ house and;showing it to pros- 475-2621. We're here to help! •w cette .''•' ' ' .-''•'•- ', • ", ' •' ' ' ' ' ' line and Tecurnseh to take run­ respective' performances wer e donated to North school Monday. away, district vice-president, 1969- members of the Bulldog 880-yd. raising, campaign are used for the benefit of dis­ 70 and state president, 197071; ner-up honors behind Monroe. The ^:½ ••Barbecued Chicken, Potato Salad, Accepting the donation for North Bulldogs finished within two relay team, Chris Johnson,, LOri abled and' needy veterans, and the widows and or­ school was Principal Robert Bene­ Donna Branham, co-founder of the Vandergrift, Beth Bush and'; Pris phans of deceased veterans, and r7 T Cole Slaw, Rolls and Butter dict. "We are very appreciative monthly state newspaper, "Key­ points of the Relay champions Drew, which placed third; and of the donation," he said. "It will stone," 1968-69 and recipient of scoring 26 points to Monroe's 28. Chelsea's ' sprint medley relay •'".I-'-0 - ^Milk - Coke - Lemonade certainly heip pay some of our the state chairman "§pokette" Twelve teams were entered in team of Rae Apilado, Nancy Hel­ WHEREAS: The basic purpose of the annual sale of bills." Award, 1967-68; Sandra Brown, the event. ler, Mary Boylan a nd Nancy , Memorial Poppies by the VFW and American Legion Supporting the service project state corresponding secretary, 1970- In addition to Chelsea, Monroe, Hastings, which was fourth across is eloquently reflected in the desire to "Honor the .75 per serving were approximately 12 area groups 71; arid Alberta Colbry, district Saline and Tecurnseh, other the finish line. ' Dead by Helping the Living;" which sold an assortment of goods, vice-president elect, 1977-78. schools represented in the meet Running well, and just seconds ranging from jewelry and dishware The wife of any active' Chelsea were Addison, Blissfield, D ex ter, off a sixth-place finish were Shel­ THEREFORE: I, Don Wood, President of the Village •'•••-- '•-•' -—Sponsored by— to some antiques. A steady stream Jaycee member in gdpd standing is Drages, Dundee, Ida, Jackson and ly Weber, Betsy Ball, Kathy of people from the Chelsea area eligible for membership in the Springbrook. Brown and Lisa Corra, who repre­ , of Chelsea, do hereby urge the citizens of this com­ DEXTER FFA and FHA CHAPTERS also participated in the event as Chelsea Jaycee Auxiiiarv. "The top 14 girls from our sented Chelsea in the 440-yd. re­ munity to recognize the merits of this cause by con- they milled about the sale grounds track team competed in this fine lay. ' tribiiting generously to its support through the pur­ AwMM^M^PH^MMMIMnMnMIHHMH throughout the day. Many different people^ lived in meet and did an outstanding Pris Drew, who : set a n e w , Following-..the Flea, and Craft Michigan in prehistoric^ times. job," said Chelsea Coach Ann school record with a leap of 14' chase of Memorial Poppies on the day set aside for rrr Market, Ideal -Auxiliary members By|;^^%i^i;;irofelgBfe.ts, we$iB^h^f^:f^ ^.,:was extri ' the distribution/, of these symbols of appreciation for WVvj J ftAu W2" in the. long jump, was^JQin- r launched *a campaign to make the ons-and 10,000 copper mining pits —"*--pfSud o-f' each'b--* «-f* *'-them."- " ed by Nancy Hastings in Th e the sacrifices of oui* honored dead. I urge all patriotic m. Chelsea community aware of the telp'of these early people. The shot put team of Mary long jump relay. Though Hast­ citizens to wear a Poppy as mute evidence of our .t± Boylan and Rae Apilado were ings also got off her best jump first-place winners with a com­ of the season, their combined \ • gratitude to the men of this country who have risked bined total of 63'i/2". For their total was still not sufficient t 0 their lives in defense of the freedoms which we con­ efforts, each received a trophy. place, "a tribute to- the fine cali­ tinue to enjoy as American citizens. Chelsea's hurdle relay team, com­ ber of competition," according to posed of Anita Powell, Pris Coach Schaffner. . Signed: Don Wood Chelsea Village President. _ __— -+ .

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"SPARTAN Coooooeosoc«eso960b6sooQOOocososodsa SPARTAN FROZEN POPCORN Nips Dexter, 73-63 STRAWBERRY Chelsea girls track team defeat­ 26.9, the discus in a record toss Yellow or White ed Dexter, 73-63, in what Coach of 93'2", and also ran the open­ HALVES DiAnn L'Roy characterized as an ing leg on 'fhe record setting mile 64-Oz. outstanding meet for both schools. relay team. Kathy Treado tied "The Chelsea-Dexter meet seems her school record in the high Bag to bring out the best in both jump with a second place leap of 16-Oz. teams, which is proven by the 5'0", and Annette Gaken set i EMPRESS . Pkg. 63 fact that both this year and last new mark in the 110 low hurdles year several school records were with a second place finish of :16- TUNA set by both teams." .3. The competition was keen and * * * Packed in Water as a result, several Chelsea girls SUMMARY, CHELSEA PLACERS set personal bests for the season. Shot—1st, Annette Gaken, 29'8"'. SPARTAN • 13--02. The team was paced by senior Discus—1st, Shelley Warren, 98' Susan Frisbie who won both the 2"; 2nd, Annette Gaken. 96*5". Can •173 100 and 220; and junior Shelley L.ong Jump—lst, Colleen Collins, SPANISH Warren who won the 880 run in 15'3"; 2nd, Kathy Treado, 15'1". a new school record time of 2: (Continued from page 8) ^^^^^-^-^ II^^.I^ tm ^i^ m ^- m «• m> ^-, SOS, 8_ PEANUTS SCOURING DUNCAN HINES MOIST & EASY 12-Oz. If VQJ ABE *Can SELF-E[HPi.[MD 10's You can set up a Keocjh Retirement Plan through 41 DOUBLE NATURAL your Farm Bureau Insurance Agent that will HEFTY SUPER WEIGHT • Build funds for your retirerr^nt RY KRISP • Allow you to put funds into the plan from TRASH CHOC. CHIP! your self-employed income, up to 15%, and up CRACKERS to $7,500, with every dollar tax-deductible It's a Sport c • Accumulate earnings year by year free of taxes BAGS 131/2-oz. Coat season— Pkg. C 67 8-Oz. and we have all the right looks for you — } 5's: Pkg. from the slightly shaped waist eOO00ed&dS060«OQO006OQO066QOQO$ contemporary model shown with patch W* pockets and box pleats, to natural shoulder traditionnls, to classic blazers. All PIERRE 2-LB. FROZEN • i»'^#»'«jit..^i »»#y^ ^.^^.1¾ *-** * •» *. •• .. • .^^.^^.^^.^^.^.- ••• — ^», — .^- — — ~in,ri— rr, f- lt. r<-^-,r rim or urij-jriJT Main Street in Chelsea. SPORT COATS from $80

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Low iiiirdles—1st, B o b wlll.be tiii display and rtiay Mb& hew ram-.bv &p& "A sm&l tjblhibre (M), :4l.3; 3rd, ..lel'i' ADULTS: $3.75! CHILDREN 1 % and under, $1.75 tfurcnnst'd iij fttieSs beginp$ at A'4ijUltfitte&' fee Will be tjhftrgfc. m\ Kttisfe. "ThyiK iHjtiribs noi Svveel, :42.2; 4th, Steve. Penning­ $5. Twehty-frvb Herc&tf br" In bHiy affect^ tHb sbHh k aHd 44tij ton, :419. 1 tickets Available from K>ofG. Members i^i-bftts h-bitt sdms wi i be d»H|iM but twb mfy% ris well> 880-yd. tteiay—1st, Chelsea tb a medical sfchtiidrshitj runt iiifiF'te iisi"°uTittfeh T^i-Ws' bFa kMtoh Milftht fcHeisea w a s (Blaihb Stillhitirt, Pete HUstbh, or at the door. HibHtaiiy sHarb eHbUtih' id bVer- qi-eg Rilige, Oeaii thOmpson, 1:- for & deserving the sel y 6 u t •cbih'e im mb\m, mi agaibst , f, l r mf. »«w>lWt»i^"fn'r.ii'iii1ii.iii |A'iii'r.rV I''n%*»i»»*i"niVir»ii»lTihVUM8&i^iiM3iiti«iS38ift6»tS»wiM8rt^1irir i' * f "iii"»r»«nffiii3i8^1^111¾¾¾^¾^^¾¾¾¾¾ Bekteh tHe Btilldbgs wete' ,ffat loO-yd, bash-lst, Mike Love, a'Hd.srdw tb Bible up hHbhibittiim (M)i :ii.d; iM, Scott Stafford, For further informaMoh call 475-8178 Uhtll they\ cbhvlhted tH^msblves :ll.D; 3td, Blaihb .Sulitnah, :11.2. mrimikmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmim STATE OF MICHIGAN P^b'dUld Wih, abcot-dihg tb i2D-vd. High lilii-dles-lst, Rati­ tMbh kt-Use. , dy Svre8hy| 4th, Rahdy Harris. Tdnnsnip ofi oyiveinSylvan*, Washtenaw Co lb the pilah mfeetj *Mto& 44'O-ytl. Dash—1st, Belrhore (M) m$ ai mm rnw mwt$ m<$:53.3 j ^tld, Steve' PbiihihgtOh, :55.- Faster gains At a Bmim tttthe BylvM^whsHtt* tfjattfj held plbWd lib1 3f iibtHtS iti the ths(8-; 4th, MbrHs Jbhtisbn, :56.2. ohf the M tiw j3* MH^ iOTi.ri 0¾^¾ $m tiihs td sttiff a ibeld rrbiii Mile ftUH—1st, Rich Mailer, 4: Sylvan TbWh'shib Ottos HtJ West Mm feti^tj m flSld eVfefttS; As .a r^stlit; SfJi; IM; baVe bawsoh, 4:52.9; Oheisfeft, Michtai;. M $m\m m amp w«rgih 3rd; Phil Fl-anie, 4:53.7; 4th, ftr-vfey. SteVe kvdthbergi 5:03,3., 1 m 448-yd. ferny—1st, Chelsea (Sui- teaMr 'tjbhhid Sbhtt^tttefc toi-vkdts \MM [M agllHSt r|... „£ th.s b Mttr^-bMk, rati P^Mttii> ftfc&'SUM-j ReUbett Lesaei4, iih^H, HUstbli, Itbydlaiiff, Stafford) Sh> tousle ana Jnttw mmitHei^ trustee; Mfe a dbbblb mm h the•m- , .., f)-yU m AM Mfe rial; Rhftdy 220-yd. Dash—1st, Love (M), :24- .tr^oiiMbtiti-M tliiiy in*, -g-bbbtttted mi wmmm- Sweeny> ^op; finisher jn the blgh .2"; 31'd, kandy Harris, :24.8; Gjrass Lake* pumps iip a AND WHEREAS, it is fitting and appropriate for double win in the shot and dis­ v, 18'7 "; 2nd, Todd Weber; 18' tire for Robert Bentiey of 16W0 Kiimer Rd:j Grass Lakej while the Sylvan Township Board, to, take public notice and 5¾^ 4th, Pat Stevenson, 177 ". ; ; cus. David Herman of 76&0 Werkner Rd, looks on from the ieft* to. givb ree'og 'nitibn bf the contributions-arid efforts of Although Chelsea finished put Shot Put-lst, Bob Ball, 44'8y2"; Complet'6 feeding rdtlbns for Chandler A. Roger's td the (Jove^hrh'eilt. bf Sylvaii Town­ its dUal rhe^et teneUiHe Tuesday 2nd, Matk Smyth, 43'8'/2". all y6Ur iivestotk> pbUltry. ship and the well being of the citizens thereof; at Saline, this Saturday the team biscus—1st, Bob Ball, 120*8"; will travel to Clarenceville to 2nd, Bob Ostrander, 110'7"; 3rd, Girls Tmtk Team ifrs Dexter.,. NO#> THEREFORE, fee it RESOLVED AND IT cbhip^t'e In thb regiorials. Mark Smyth, 108*3". (Continued from page seven) :65.2; 4th, Gloria Pearson, :65.9. IS HEREBY RESOLVED that the Township of Sylvan Ih the regibhals, the first thteb High Juhip—1st, .Rahdy Sweeny, High Jump—2nd, Kathy Tr6ado, 22^0 Dash—1st; Susan Frisbie, does her'ebV" hieiiioHalize the services of Ch&riateir A. finishers, in each event wili qual­ 6'2"; 2nd, Pat Stevenson, 5'10". 5'0";x3rd, tie, Shelley Warren, :27.4- 4th, Debbie Hbnbaum, :29 FARMERS' Rbgers as Jitstibe of thi^ Peace of Sylvan Township, ify for the state mbef on Wedrtbs- Pole Vault—1st, Matt Heydlauff, Gloria Pearson, 4'10". .3. which olfi'ce he faithfully and diligently performed and daV, May 2^. 12'6"; 2nd, kandy Sweeny, 11*6". 1 Mile—2nd, Penny Collins- Aribther Uiibbmihg cbntfest will Two Mile Rbn—1st, Dean Lin- 2 Mile—2nd, Gayle Beyer, 14: worth, 6:02. to which he was repeatedly elected by the people of be the cbtttetbhcb rrt^et at Bright­ damaii (D), 10:30; 2nd, Phil 15.3". 440 Relay—lst, :53.3, C o 1 lihs, PHONE 475-1777 Sylvan Township until the office of Justice of the Peace on. Field events and ptdilmlhar- Frdrhe, 10:41.3; 3rd; Chris Min- 880 Rim—1st, Shelley Warren, Treado, Gaken, Hdnbaum. was abolished by act of the Michigan State Legisla­ ie^ will start at 2 p.m., folidwed ibh, .11:11.3; 4th, Morris Johnson. 2:26.9 (new school record).' Mile Relay—lst, 4:17.4, Warren, ture. by final tuhhlng eVehts at 6:3011:15.2 . 100-yd. Dash—1st, Susan FHsbie, Schardein, Pearson, Merkel. p.m., Both bbys and girls leagues 330-yd. Low Hurdles—1st, R o n : 12.0; 3rd, Colleen Collins, :12.2, The girls run against Saline To Assure A Good Attendance! BE IT FURTHER fefcSOLVEb, that the Tbwhship will b& competing dt this meet. Ray ford (D), :41.3; 2nd, Jeff 110 Hurdles—2nd, Ahhetre Oak­ on May 17, and will travel to of Sylva'n recognizes the services Of Chandler A. Rogers Sweet, :42.3; 3rd, Steve Penning­ en, :16.3; 4th, Kathy Treado, :17- Clarenceville on Saturday, May 21, Advertise Your Auction to the County of Washtenaw in Ms capacity as Acting CHELSEA-MILAN SUMMARY ton, :42.4. .3. for the Regionals.' Their confetv Ann Arbor City Municipal Court Judge, in addition to Winners^ thels6a Placers 880 Rblay—1st, Dexter, 1:37. 440-yd. Dash—1st, Angie Merkel, ence record is now 4-1 and 5-2 hisrservices as Sylvan Township Justice of the Peace. ,Lbhg Junip—1st, Bob Belmore 880-yd.' Run—1st, Dan Bourn :64.2; ' 3rd, Carolyn Schardein, over-all. ^ in The Standard (M), 1^6"; 4th, t*at Stevertsori (D), 2:08.4; 2nd, Dave Dawson, BE It ,FtJfttHER RESOLVED, that the within 2:09.3; 3rd, Scott Beyer, 2:12.4 m^mmmeae^^mtmmMBm Re'solutioii shall be entered in the minutes of proceed­ ti'.vK: . 100-yd. Dash—1st, Mike Cralp. ings of tile Sylvan Township Board and-the Clerk is High Jump—1st, Randy Sweehy, (D), :10.6; 3rd, Scott Stafford, directed to publish a copy of the within. Resolution in ,—, . : 10.9. a newspaper having regular circulation with*HNihe town­ , 120:yd. High Hurdles—1st, Ran- REMEMBER WHEN You've probably •dy Sweeny, :.16.4; 2nd, Randy Har­ ship of. Sylyan, and to deliveK^rt.i^fecl. co^tes, of^the ris, :17.7; 3rd, Jeff Sweet, :18.7. withiil li^s'oiiitibn to the faiiii^^l Chalidler 'A. Rogers. got two lampsf 440-yd." Dash—1st, Dave Sing State <\i Michigan •", , ' , : (D), :54.6; 4th, Dean Thompson. v that need :56.4. County of Washtenaw ss: . - Mile Run—1st, Raiford (D), 4: I, DANIEL MUftPHY, Clerk of Sylvan township do hereby new shades. 39.4; 2nd, Rick Haller, 4:44.7; 4th declare that the foregoing is a true and complete copy of a We've got the'shades. -Phil Frame, 4:52.4. 440 Relay—1st, Dexter, :46.3. Resolution adopted by the Sylvan Township Board on the 3rd Top of the Lamp PLAY WITH TRUCKS? day Of May; 1977. 220-yd. Dash—1st, Dave Sing, 217 North Main Tel. 769-7019 (D), :24.8; 3rd, Randy Harris, :25 Daniel J. Murphy, Clerk. Across from a.a. old post office . .3. Mile Relay—1st, Dexter, 3:40.6. I&I r* GERANIUMS $100 ea. ^m^> 3" GERANIUMS - 50c each

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Asparagus Plants 20c VILLAGE MOTOR SALES FLOWERING PLANTS Potted Tomatoes _ _3 for $1 The Adult Toys from Dodge are coming on through.., and only your • • ^^ rTT w i • • • yj • Cucumbers - Muskmelorts - Watermelons nearby Dodge Dealer's got '«m. Street Vans, Ramcharger Four by ) ^- Petunias ir Tansies if Snapdragons Fours, Macho Power Wagons, and wild Warlock pickups. Some of th© Yellow Squash - Butternut Squash equipment shown on product illustrations is optional at extra cost* -fr Zinnias ^r Coleus if Carnations Zucchini 3 for $1.00 Other equipment and paint schemes are not factory options, but may + Asters if Lobelia if Alyssium \ be obtained through customizing shops.. i •£ Marigolds if Celosia if Cockscomb • Friendly, courteous sates . An efficient service department ic Moss Rose ic Salvia if BegonW OPEN M0N. thru FBI. 8 a.m. to 7 p,m, L and service personnel* that will get the job done ^ Impatierte • Statice if Dwarf Dahlias OPEN SATURDAY 8-5; SUNDAY 12 NOON TO 5 P.M. • Immediate delivery on any nfevV right* on time* Dodge in our large Inventory. • O^the-spot financing*' All Hems GYOWII in Our Greenhouses.

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Pi7#7 •'• * '•••S -^,:- Town & Country Waterloo Methodist }i& SM^l^^ 9 I.rrrr '"."fo,''1*1 M!*v '.('"'"^j'ifj'tijii'v'f'j '•*';,"'!';.'';i'''i-)tV1 •',{f,'""''3".»' >.',' 11^7^1-^^^.^7^f 1 Woman's Club Women Meet in £Nte Jackson With Pastor fltwite To Install Officers Waterloo Village United Metho­ |^tfen^0n Group Install New Officers Town and Country Woman's Club dist Women met at the home p' will hold its annual installation din­ the Rev. and Mrs. Glenn Kjel- icors On Wednesday, May U, a joint .Boyer, quartermaster; Bill Pierce, ner May 24 at Billingsgate, a re­Iberg in Jackson, May 11, for a ...... , .. installation of VFW Poist 4076 and chaplain; Mac Packard, advocate; yUim. Center ExUjnplofV &wp modeled Methodist church located pot-luck dinner at noon. Six men>. • Vojuntedf? at .Crj0^e^. ConjinJw^ ni^,We , . , - • ,7. ToiVushlp Hall witlt Mrs: Harold Billingsgate, which was review­ pa,^| May; l?' to; raisje fundjshm Sfa*;artq;Mrs. Raymond 3ch^irer at 8 p,ni. v ':::V•'?•!•: .*••<• •' Installing officer for the Ladies ed recently in The Detroit Free The meeting was opened witft- th^^a;r^-£an1|)ai^n/:j| 4r|ve 1^ aphosiessfijSi Twenty-three wer^ Installing .Officer for the VFW Auxiliary was Ruth Otto, VFW Press, is owned by James Beck, .1 prayer by President Elot present* for the program oh "Food Post was LeVerhe • Ri?or, VFW IAuxiliary 423, Ann,Arbor. Local an interior designer for Jacobson's se Schulz. Secretary and trea­ ,h|^:;|jnano? the • purchase of theAdilltivei " given by Mrs, Glen Post 423, tym'Arbor , tdpal P o s.\ •Auxiliary officers installed for the of Kalamazoo. surer's reports followed. One 'hpispital'i. lurglcai, Cenfe Attend^ Edict in the morning, vand a pot- officers • installed for; the. 1977-78 1977-78 year were Bessie Sharp, In redecorating the church, '.hank-you note, which had beeiv ing./thl i^eijr.were 2$ vtabjes of; luck luncheon ajt noon. A busi­ year wer^JKermU' Sharp, com­ president; Norma 'Seyfried, senior Beck has retained its stained glass received by the group, was also Pim-^S^^ti •••'} i-v£ "':tHy^nes s r^e^Ung fojjpwed. mander; Ri'chard •%. ClarK, senior Vice-president; Gertrude O'Dell, windows, ornate metal ceiling and read to members. '.;•:$ti$m " Greenhouse 4pn4t«d ' Mri $ary Ha^ejswerdt, vlce^ vicei-coniman^er; Ronald: MoOre, junior vice-president; Mary Kniss, other unique architectural aspects. pWnts tor ihdlVidUal table prizes', junior' ylc^ornmar^^ treasurer; Sally Ellenwpod, chap­ Shirley Case was appointed dhairm^n; welcomed the three ' The. choir loft is now a bedroom chairman of the rummage sale &ong with twp .(¾¾¾; prize?; a guests and expressed th* bope lain; Joan Barnes, conductress; which overlooks three conversation liish tobejia piahi and a hanging Nina Mathews, guard; and Sandi slated for May 20, 9 a.m. to 4 Mt they wQuld becoirie rhjembers. areas located in the central part p.m. at Waterloo Town Hall. A fuSchla. lieffesliments were pro*; Ellenwood, three-year trustee. of the church. Tapestries and other •: The group decided "to have a i Some 36 members and quests at­ shower was planned for Cindy vicled by jhe hospital., >'; \ }•;•,•>•• ••;tyatfAptiw&fattQti. by Country original wall hangings adorn the Harook. ; tended the joint installation cere­ walls and set off the various an­ I^oo;r pr|ze winner^' w«re J^ueJla ^ftiqite in Chelsea for the June monies. In addition to the install­ Members will clean the church Patterson,.;• % Wl^g ;tree; Audrey fleeting; and'-% eat/ at SchlUmm's. tiques which Mrs. Beck, an antique June 2, and will meet again June ing officers, other guests were enthusiast, collects and sells-. Hadjis, th0 •<•• kobetta: pWht; Mar$y pffleers lor Jhe coming year ln- Rueben Swisher, commander of 3 at the home of Vera Relthrnil- H^kfell, the han^ng •ffaclttaj, -f^Uffr eWde: 'Mrs. Clarence R&deman, Washtenaw County Chapter 13, Dis­ The women of Town and Coun­ ler for a pot-luck dinner. The Mmft;••:/••%• , qartdleA'ceriterpiecejmJL>H-m a n; Mrs/ Marjr, Hasel- Nalionallldme try will be able to browse through program will be presented by »#rdt, vice^chalifmanl. Mrs. Lee abled American Veterans; Nelson the living quarters during a cock „ ,±wm, *;pUhte£;:ift#wr Otto, VFW Post 423; and Edna Shirley Case on Isiah 9:2-11. The jorte \;'fteaunipntf tyvpUttitimftf, Sfccdrd; ^retary and • treasurer; A busload„pf §0 *hj!dren and; tail hour preceding a dinner pre­ meeting closed with a benedic­ their !ho\iseroQtheVs fron> the Vet­ Lutz, VFW Auxiliary 423, Ann Ar- CU^L^S^;. coaster&':oiv ,;:'•:.: .,,£':;';., %. MjrS.'; Carroll Ordway, reporter; pared by Mrs. Beck, a gourmet tion. f '$$.:, Gfen- Edict; recreation chair- eransof ^Foreign Wafts: National ibbr. cook. Reservations are required for .••Tfei^jjiwii};;/ .prized "In; 'affe Home in Jgafph Rapids,- along with • madeKhy;^Kathryn'jv^ffanr waa Tfl^^'Mi'sl. Patric Raney^, com- KERMIT SHARP, right, commander-elect of Chelsea*s Vpw SSG Norman Green and his wife, specially prepared lunches and Michigan's Upper Peninsula was! ntuhity" chairfnari; Mrs.;; Clifford seven members; of ^jQckson VFW Ruth, also attended. SSG Green, dinners for groups of 10 to 40 won, .by Jsafoei ^Efi^l^-/-.""''- ••;-;• •"'•' <) 'St.; Np. 407^, acknowledges the responsibilities of his office asi Post 823, drove into Cliejs^a S.atV, explored and mapped by the ^a'dbury, asjHstMpt community Accepts the gavel of leattersriip from LeYerne Rizpr -^Jp^J^ a/; member of VFW Post 4076, is people. French long before the Lower; , .•Atiwfej^^ , i r tyUrday evening,. May- 7, ^ere thewit h the U. S. Army, 6th Infantry Chajrman; Mrs- Harold $tas, his- I, Ann Arbor. Rizor was the installing officer for all new local group was received' % 10 members New officers to be installed at Peninsula. The first French ex­ i^:'p^^;!ttosv«rt.i^^.';#;i*i; Brigade, Berlin, Germany. He and a , ceremony following the dinner plorers reached the Upper Penin­ host % rnaraJftOn b?wj^ £aftie lir st officers elected for the 1977-78 year. \ of Chejse^ VFW; Eoit^aid.Auxil­ his wife are currently vacationing th<6 falU witli ••-• K^tJW Staffahl vlee^hai.rthan is w,charge iary No. 4076; The traveler's were will be Joann Waller, president; sula . about the same time thait pj programs; < therefprfe s n 'e will in the Chelsea area, and will re­ Sue Calus, vice-president; Wanda the Pilgrims arrived at Plymouth, chairing: the •• '4te§i^ >•?•;<':.- • ';«•'•.'. • 'V'*ii returning ..IromVa^ f ij^ba^ball; turn to Berlin shortly. ^•*t\^i»lejder ,^ith the,/o t h e r game .in Detroit ^ajrii(?r^hat day. Connors, secretary; and Bobby Massachusetts. Father Jacques - ..fii».> \i'-..„.i - 'i^!j-; .-S^b''•'••',', ... ,j ,. menlb^rs taking turns, getting the After the installation ceremon­ Hoffenbecker, treasurer. Marquette established a mission x : : Local VFW members greeting ies Were conducted refreshments Michigan^ built IrihejHifSt\;.' :lm jessoji$cfrdrn the Extensloii office at Sault Ste. Marie in the year rq^da.^ 'i^ t^e^a^on^^^^^A^-^-^^-•» '(;$&' rgroup^^- ; -^^-taints • ^tha^t -^.----MHicula-r the arri^ls: at^'Chlelsea's; ^osfc were served. l; 1 ;v Michigan and Detroit rank fifsi 1668. Three years later, a mis^ eSWWJ/'-'^'^' ••'•'''••'•' I -'. V ;'•:• '' "Home, at; spprtoiixftiteiy jli p^m., in the nation in the commercial sion was founded at St. Ignace, were Commander? pyrbn E. Smith, ^^e-ij^u|t wa§ reminded to Telephone Your Cliib News value of their commodities manu­ and a few years later the French ?ri>ad;%^v^'*whrte elephant" mm VFW -PoUf- ^jind president Bet­ factured for export. built a fort there. for ty Smithy VFW KadieslAuxiii^ry.; To 475-1371. They had br^Ai^^^^'^hot' •^•sif'W^^W^^'^' -^ . dogs, baked v final leg of'^eirr^fipi^^each.chilidi- : :! carried a big;.$*£tfrsp^piftM,' also' ':\; • :•:•.• •• ; t<:&}/&^.^^¾¾^¾^¾¾.¾^^-j <\:.#*•;•/, furnished bymembers Of* Chelsea's; ; : ; : : yy :::m^^^¢-^'^^m-^ m& •• rx>. .• .- VFW..- * ;\ •>•"c-.n: '-^.,:./^7- , ''•''.'•••"•' '•;^fi•¾^:':/•.'?l,*.r••»•vv^'/*•^^i:r4¾^ f-..----'^^ .• •';•-/ ' : Of; si^Gi^ note,; is the; "fact tha^ all rrieal workers;:y/ho. hosted'. the; Eaton R.api^s group; Were the' same Chelsea VF/W.••Post and j^u-f Introducing ,• -•':..'.;•• \;m&*ivr^w&rx^fA>•• ^:^^-^ v.- xilfary mShfb^rs' who' had -worRed t^-d^y^ (.''.'.- nearly eight hours I at Chelsea; '•t'-Virti'"'-'} Fairgrounds dUi'lng 'the VFW Blood > ^••••h Drive held that/ same day. •.-- .<• . /'''. '.} .i .-•-•. ,. i• »-. J ; : HOSP!T^LitV DAY\j.;,^,, _ •;; -j. '-"LP •" V On Hospitality pay of Michigan •,•••• ••.•-:-.•;» •>:;•."' .--=-v4i*>fV:- •-:.••; ,-- • . Week J976, thy Michigan peparfc ••-.'A- K:%-yy ';••':!------^11 ---.-:- -.-';: ment' of' State , Highways and Transportation officially nanied Mr \ .:. BESSIE SHARP, left, president-elect of Chelsea VFW Auxil- 66 Sojourner, Truth Highway, hon­ oring thp- sl^ve;..wojinan buiw ry No. 4076, receives the gavel symbolic of her office from Ruth in Battle Creek, ^wHO lectured iejo-v to, VFW Auxiliary 423, Ann Arbor. Mrs. Otto was the installing, quehtly for the antl-slaiviery- move­ icer for all newly elected officers of the local Auxiliary for the ment and refornr; causes iri Civil 77-78 year. War'times.';'.''" ---:., ''.•'/;. 7-7 7. r\: It's Barbecue Time Again!

Sirloin, T-Bone, Club, Rib, A new way to borrow money and pay le^$ for It Hire is one example of the tray aSitop!* Info** Now, National Bank and Trust offers you a simpler LUMP-SUM PAYMENTS Any amount can be paid, any time, to teduce th© Loan can «a>e you money. - ..•'•• and better installment loan. It's called the Simple Let's say you buy a car, u*e your old ear a* a Interest Installment Loan. With it, you pay in­ principal. The earlier your payment is made Flank, Round, N. Y. Strip, in the life of the loan, the greater the savings is down payYheht and iinance the balance of terest only on the money you use, for the number $3,500 on a 3S-month loan. -With an AftftMLM* of days you use it. There's no interest added on interest charges. In short, each payment you make reduces rty» centage Rate oi 11.33% your monthly payment* in advance, as in conventional installment loans would bfe $115.13, The sunt of the payments UBed by the other local banks. principal balance of your loan. And only with at Simple Interest Loan is interest recalculated ^ would b> $4,144.68«f which $644.» 1« th» tofei Delmonico Steaks Available » With Simple Interest Loans, we simply figure finance charge on the loan. At origination, I the interest on the unpaid balance oi your when each payment is made. ^ / ( this looks the same whether it's a conventional •yootomramracM «4» •II. IU lllMl>WWBWWMP \ Any time you make a payment ahead of the your reguloxpdyroient. But;with an NBT Sifnpl* ? ; ' agreed due dale, you have that many more Example of Interest Savings: Interest Loan, the same «itra payment wotuW , Simple Interest vs. Conventional Installment loans 98' l»rtt<-'- -' :V I days with a lower unpaid balance--so you save you $68.41 m iAtexist cfaar^<* / pay less interest. I I ' J , * : MUIJIPLE PAYMENTS ACTUAL SAVINGS Plus \ Making more than one payment at a time OTHER BANKS, CONVENTIONAL LOAN ^ reduces the loan principal even mo«©# so yotl , save oft interest charges again. ACTUAL SAVINGS One Pkg. Holsum Hamburger Buns $$8.41 NOT SIMPLE INTEREST ,. , •ifv" i^-C;f FREE with each 10-1 b. purchase. _L I »20 »30 S«0 »M $¢0 if '•'• v'.;1, •'!*"•' ' *'•: *•• &:u 7TSSSA ; >'i '.'.'„••'•' ' Kxample based on $200.00 extra payment at tw> • •>'''. <>•. xnonths. in addition to regular monthly p«y«*alf • ••'•^w.vjn j>.)rr±. ;.v fc I on a $3,500.00 36-month loan. ^. Let Us Custom PAY INTEREST ONLY ON THE MONEY YOO USSr FOR THE TIME YOU USE IL Your Home Beef

•:Si- -'• *.. ^ DUNBAR'S National Bank & Trust Paul Dunbar, Owner company of Ann Arbor 8033 Main St., Dexter NBT Simple lnt«r«»l Lo«rt» Av«Hibl« Oftly At NST OMIMM .WIIH«m»tT^m^. SUdiu* .t P«cK.«J • V*».g.W Show*"*^r • W«M•"".^¾¾^¾^.¾¾ 426-8466 tyftrtWuMivteA •f **« WMHM *m**m in r'iii iwiii IJilifc^Wj^^ ni\\r;,u vmstsMI&mmimtito siiBaaaiiiiiiiiiia^^ ",'iT*7/r A J. jfjt-l-iri rirr 'i' '•'•* •--*--'•>•'"'«•* *•*'* i^'"" » •'' lifii;i>'i'i ii|^:i*ji ^ i'i t.i«*i.Ui •»'-*** * - * '<<[ « •'.[<.< \ Namd to Dean's f List at Aquinas Michelle M. McClear of Chelsea and the first semester of the cur + Services in Our Churches + was one of 233 Aquinas College rent academic year. i- *+~^*m~ •«• •«»,»,» i,r,<» <";* «r-^ ,--^-^-^ •*'*• *•—***''•'' i»'»••••• •^^||.»«>«M>»< JOfJ^^^O^i^^O^^yJyj students named to the Dean's She is the daughter of Mrs CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH Mark G. McClear of 321 Elm St. ST PAUL 1 FIRST UNITED # List recently In Grand Rapids. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (United Church of Christ) METHODIST CHtfRCH To quality, a student must The Rev. Carl Schwarm, Pastor The Rev. R. J. Ratzlaff. Pastor rhe v Rev. Marvin H. ;McCallum, have maintained a 3.5 average PtewQ Notify Us Friday, May 20— Sunday, May 22— Pastor or better in a minimum of 12 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. — Wom­ 9:45 a.m.—Choir practice. hours of graded credit per In Advance of 10:30 a.m.—Worship and church Friday, May 20— semester for the second semester en's State annual meeting. > 6:00 p.m.—Confirmation Retreat Saturday, May 21— school. Third and fourth grade play of the previous academic year, Any Change in Addres* during service. Teacher recogni­ at Brighton. Children's Choirs to Toledo Zoo. tion Day. Saturday, May 21— WWMWIHWIMHt Sunday, May 22— > Chapman recital. 6:30 p.m.—Couples Club Pro­ 9:00 a.m.—Church school. gressive Potluck. Tonight and Every Thursday 10:30 a.m.—Worship and church Tuesday, May 24— Sunday, May 22— school. : 7:30 p.m.—Bible Study. ' 10:00 a.m.—Worship service THE CAPTAINS TABLE 3:30 p.m.-Grist Mill Theatre (nursery provided). Guest speak­ Dinner. OUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN er, the Rev. Eddie E. Jones. Wednesday, May 25— CHURCH 10:20 a.m.—C h u r c h school, 4- ROAST BEEF BUFFET 8:00 p.m.—Chancel;Choir. 1515 S. Main, Chelsea year-olds through 6th graders. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH rhe Rev. William H. Keller, Pastor 11:00 a.m,~*Junior high church Corner of Fletcher, Waters Rds. Sunday, May 22— school,, coffee and punch hour. GUEST SPEAKER: The Rev. The Rev, John R. Morris, Pastor 9:00 a.m.—Sunday school and 11:10 a.m.—Senior high and Alver Ranee, an Assemblies of v Bible class, adult church school. God missionary assigned to Vida, Sunday, May 22—;\. 9:00 a.m.—Sunday school and 10:30 a.m.—Worship service., 4:00 p.m.—Confirmation Orienta­ Publishers in Miami, Fla., will be' Adult Inquirers. . tion at Ann Arbor Westside. FIRST UNITED METHODIST guest speaker at First Assembly 10:15 a.m.—Worship. Monday, May 23— of God Church, 14900 Old US-12, Parks and Territorial Rds. 6:30 p.m.—Pot-l u c k honoring Monday, May 23— ;W. The Rev. Glenn Kjellberg, Pastor Chelsea, this evening, May 19, 7 7:00 p.m.—Junior Choir>> church school teachers in the So­ Every Sunday-* p.m. The Rev. Ranee was in 8; 00 p.m.—Senior Choir. cial Center. » ,.,^,.^.,,1,1, • 9:15 a.m.—Morning Worship. 'Wednesday, Mjay 25— Guatemala during an earth­ . ST. THOMAS 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school, 1 4:15 p.m.—Praise Choir. quake there on Feb. 4, 1976, and EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN > 8:00 p.m.—Chancel Choir. took part in the Assemblies of Ellsworth and,Haab Rds. ST. JACOB EVANGELICAL God relief operations which fol­ "Carved Before Your Eyes" The Rev; Jerome DyKstra, Pastor LUTHERAN CHURCH CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH lowed. Slides of the church's Serving from 4:30-9:30 p.m. Sunday, 'May '22^ • '.'••'.• 12501 RiethmHler Rd., Grass Lake 377 Wilkinson St. work in Guatemala will high­ : the Rev. Andrew Bloom, Pastor The Rev. Jaroes Stacey, Pastor light this missions rally. The • 9:3d:a.,m.^Surt 1G:1B a.m.—Divine services. whole family. FAITH EVANGELICAL 11:00 a.m.—M o r n l n g worship LUTHERAN CHURCH NORTH LAKE service .and children's church. 9575 North Teifritori4l Rd., Dexter. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6:00 p.m.—Evening service, in­ The Rev. John P. Huebner, Pastor The Rev. David Stiles, Pastor formal singing, sharing, study and Every Sunday-^ discussion. (Nursery care provided SundayrMay 22-- : 9100 a.m.—Sunday, school and 8:30 and 10:00 a.m. — Worship tor all services)* Bible College for tefens and adults. service. Home Bible Studies each week 10:00 a.rri.-^Worship service with in the homes of the elders. ST. MARY CATHOLIC CHLIRCH For information, call 475-8323. VITAMIN Holy Communion. • BRAIN SURGERY PATIENT 62-year-old Joe Squaia of Farm- The Rev. Fr. David Philip Dupuis ington Hills pauses for a bit of refreshment at the 20*mile markoh ST, "BARNABAS Pastor CHURCH OF CHRIST the Cancer Blke-A-Thon trail last Sunday. The spry and dashing EPISCOPAL CHURCH Mass Schedule: 13661 Old US-12, East Every Saturday— Evangelist John M. Hamilton i cycling enthusiast" cbmpleteQ' the 25-mile rid6 though he* was still 20550 Old US-12 Every Sunday— recovering from a brain tumor operation only three weeks ago. The Rev. Fr. Jejrrold F. Beaumont 4:00-5:00 p.m. Confession. R.S. P. 7:00 p.m.—Mass. 10:00 a.m.—Church School. Immediately after 7 p.m. Mass, 11:00 a.m. — Worship service. Every Sunday— Nursery will be available. 10:00 a.m. — Holy Communion Confession. WATER SOLUBILIZED Every Sunday (winter schedule)— 6:00 p.m.—Worship service. first, third, and fifth Sundays, and Every Wednesday— , PREDIGESTED LIQUID Fuel Tax Revenues 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday. 7:30 p.m.—Bible stfldy. VITAMIN E 10:00 a.m. •— Morning prayer. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST 100 CAPSULES Second and fourth Sundays. Church IMMANUEL BIBLE CHURCH school and nursery.every Sunday, 1883 Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor PROTEIN Continue To Climb Every Sunday— 145 E. Summit St. 2001.U. 100I.U. Every Wednesday— 10:30 a.m.—Sunday school, morn The Rev. LeRoy Johnson, Pastor CHERRYFLAVORED 8:15 p.m.—Bible study and dis­ Every Sunday— Regular Regular State fuel tax revenues are 1976. Interest now is distributed A Ing service. 4«» 2" •NO SUGAR Oft FATS PftEDKiESTH), cussion groups. 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school, nur­ UQUK) still climbing, increasing by 5.8 quarterly, rather than annually as First Wednesday, of every month- sery provided. •NO CARBOHYDRATES percent in the first quarter of in 'previous years. BAHA'I FIRESIDE $049 M 59 PROTON Bishop's Committee. Every Thursday— 11:00 a.m. — Morning worship, • 30 CALORIES/TABLESPOON 1977 over the same period of ' The first quarter distribution Third Thursday of every month- nursery provided. 1976, the State Highway Commis­ amount to Washtenaw county is 8:00 p.m.—At the home of Toby Episcopal church ftomen. Peterson, 705 S. Main St. Anyone 6:00 pm,—Evening worship. A PROTEIN SUPPLEMENT sion in Lansing reported May 12. $1,445,562, compared to $1,326,109 Every Wednesday— ._ ALL NATURAL for the same period of 1976. wishing to learn about the Baha'i FOR USE AS AN AID IN A Collections on the sale of gaso­ ST. JOHNS EVANGELICAL" faith is welcome. 7:00 p.m.—Family pour, prayer 3DL, OYSTER SHELL line, diesel fuel arid liquid petro­ First quarter distribution; AND REFORMED CHURCH meeting, and Bible study. MODIFIED FAST PROGRAM leum gas in the January-March amounts'to local cities and vil­ (United Church of Christ) FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD period totdled $100,108,348, up by lages included in the. county fig­ Ffahelseo FIRST UNITED CALCIUM ALL ESSENTIAL AMINO ACIDS ure, compare^ to the. same per­ The Rev. Richard Coury, Pastor $5,486,488 from the year before. The Rev. Virgil King,vPastor. Every Sunday— PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH with VITAMIN D License plate fees, based on ve­ iod last year,'are Chelsea, $22,- Every Sunday— 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school. Unadilla hicle weight, yielded $98,280,478, 900 in 1977 and $21j637 in 1976; 10:30 a.m.—Church services. Regular 11:00 a.m.—Worship service. The Rev. T. H. Liang, Pastor 100 TABLETS 49 an increase of 5.7 percent.-' Re­ Dexter, $11,260 in 1977. and $10,641 6:00 p.m.—Evening worship. Every Sunday— Regular 7 venues nearly balanced the de^ i*j.:, 1976- Manchester,., $12,780 in 49 [ OREGORY BAPTIST CHUl^GS, Every Wednesday— 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school. 2 $ 49 $C95 16FL. OZ. cline in tile previous quarter,' the*^ fi am $12,080' in 1976; frhck- •., The ftfcv. Pfitil White* Pastor 7:00 p.m.—Christ's Ambassadors. 11:00 a.m.—Worship service. result of slow sales of 1977 tabs rtey, $7,522 in 1977 and $7,087 in Eftery SUfrday— Missionettes. Bible meditation and 1 affixed to plates issued in 1976. 1976; and Saline, $20,692 in' 1977 fi:45 a.m.—Surjday school. prayer. CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Gross receipts, including $2,- and $24,902 in 1976. 11:00 a.m.—Morning,worship. OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS 1 PURE VITAMIN E 889,626 in .'earned interest and" ¢:00 p.m.-Young people. 1 NORTH SHARON BIBLE CHURCH Meetings at rn RC0MPLEX miscellaneous revenues, totaled " The , Veterans Administration will 7:00 p.m.—fivening worship. Sylvan and Washburne Rds. Church of Jesus Christ SKIN OIL $201,276,453, an increase of .0.2 pay up to $65 monthly for tutorial 7:30 p.m.—Thursday mid-week The Rev. Ronald C. Purkey, of Latter-Day Saints with 300mg. VITAMIN C percent over the first quartet of assistance to GI Bill students. worship service. Pastor 2141 Brockman, Ann Arbor CONCENTRATE 100 CAPSULES mum Every Sunday— •Every Sunday— • CONTAINS 28,0001.U. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school. 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. ^C 5:00 p.m.—Sacrament meeting. (Nursery available). Junior church 1 OZ. Regular The CHELSEA STANDARD classes. 4« 11:00 a.m.—Worship service. SALEM GROVE CONCENfRATED r POnfe E SKN O*. $ 79 6:00 p.m.—Senior High Youth UNTT_D METHODIST CHURCH *T* $2" 2 meeting. Youth Choir. 3320 Notten Rd. 7:00 p.m.—Evening worship serv­ The Rev. Gerald R. Parker ices. (Nursery available.) All Pastor "amazing Cider Vinegar Diet" HIGH POTENCY services interpreted for the deaf. Every Sunday— VITAMINS & MINERALS Every Wednesday— 9:30 a.m.—Sunday school. EXTRA STRENGTH 7:00 p.m.—Bible study and pray­ 10:30 a.m.—Worship service. er meeting. (Nursery available.) KELP* LECITHIN* B6 THERAPEUTIC M Bus transportation available: 428- In Michigan, there is land for with CIDER VINEGAR 100 TABLETS 7222. agriculture, for forestry, for i n- 100 TABLETS dustry, for recreation. Few i f BETHEL EVANGELICAL AND any other states can boast such Regular 49 Regular $ 79 REFORMED CHURCH variability of landforms, such a 4«« • $2 4« (United Church of Christ) multiplicity of soil types. Large­ Freedom Township ly responsible for this were the '33 day supply" 2 The Rev. Roman A. Reineck, glaciers which covered Michigan -Pastor during the Ice Age that ended Every Sunday— about 20,000 years ago. VITAMIN C NE^ SUPER SPORT® 10:00 a.m.—worship service. ' •n.h—^. i.< • .1..,1 •——.-111-1. •••••• Telephone Your Club News with ROSE HIPS STRESS COMPLEX WATERLOO VILLAGE To 475-1371 with IRON UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 250 mg. 8118 Washington St. B COMPLEX with 600 mg. Vitamin C Residential - Commercial 100 TABLETS The Rev. Glenn Kjellberg, Pastor 60 TABLETS btreft- Every Sunday— coAtrux -. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school. REMODELING Regular Regular 11:15 a.m.—Worship service. 29 99 5ie $Q59 Our May Sale, Save 40% FREE ESTIMATES *3 $1 ST. JOHN'S lb V.JENSEN 3 Rytex Charter Club Vellum Stationery UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Rogers Corners and SON Every Sunday— EXTRA STRENGTH 500 mg. Regular 10:30 a.m.—Worship service. LICENSED BUILDER 49 ASIATIC GINSENG • so CAPSULES 7" $4 100 sheets & 100 envelopes 6.95 regularly $12 METHODIST HOME CHAPEL 378 Spring Lake Drive Chaplain Ira Wood, Pastor Chelsea, Mich. Always correct, this superior PURE HIGH PROTEIN THE CHELSEA STANDARD Every Sunday- PHONE 475-1820 Regular $-4 79 'letrerpaper assures good' Si 45 a.m.~Worship service. CHELSEA, MICH. 48U8 GELATIN CAPS 100 CAPSULES 2«« 1 taste for all your writing CHARTER CLUB VELLUM:- ^_boxes at $6.95 a box needs. 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^..••imJfji.ll'.j •...,'•>:•>•..•. i .;••,. i.. .,:,.-.,....,,U ia...^. «.•.;.. ^i.rf^Sffll'.J&.'iRJiw '....A/..^1.1^M.J!,}A.l«.x?&),iJ.L^^:l&'Ldh?XZL Slockbridge's No. 1 player, Steve team of Matt Heydlauff. and dy Sweeny, Pat Stevenson' and s and we won the game," Alrfrich said, Though the slugger Zick, who extended his record to Randy Sweeny who had a com­ RandV Harris-, with a combined i less than optimistic about Chelsea's chances for a title this 10-1 for the season. bined height of 2f)'6". Their per­ height was 18'4"; and the two- CHELSEA GLASS, INC. The scoring went as follows: formance set a new school rec­ mlfe r^ifiy t'eam of Scott pi^ybr, WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS FULLY GUARANTEED Hson, he did say, "we have; a lot of games left arid cap finish Chelsea 4, Stockbridg'e 3. ord in that event. StbVe kvrii;hberg, Chris , MWi'ck' Opeh bafty 8 a.m. K> 5 p.to; Sat., 8 a.n\. to 1 p.m. £h." According to Aldhfeh, the beginning of the seasdh was what Singles: No1, lj Steve Zick (S) The Bulldog's shot put relay aiic) 'Gai-y. Packard, tiinbd at. 9:- ally hurt the Bulldogs. "There is a lot of good feelings between defeated, Jon McCormick, 6-1, C-l. team of Bob Ball, Mark Smyth 11:0. 14(9 W; ti'M\'e, tiMmii ^he (3t3) 4^5-8667 No. 2, TtJm SdVe'rn (C) defeated Shd Tim Welshans .also set a am members* Shd we caji play well together,'' he" febriiihtieU Dan Stahley, 6-4, "8-3. No. 3, |chool recoil with .a combined HtiHicultural pioneers \M t lid m RPA»I ANIS mim* ur duly ptobVm sfcfems to be We don*i take Jul! adVaht&ge bf Mike Hagen. (C) defeated Todd distance of. 13S'11"> but they could fotthditlmi for mbta Michigan's jlr opportunities. For example, we had the bases loaded a couple Lee, 6-1,6- 1. No. 4, Jerry Bu- thanage only a fourth place in reblttatlbj a*s a frUlk brbrjuelnl i WMM^tLk * Mmk§ks th^ field of tough competition. stall Tm FretibH eplbhlsts b h times when we were playing Brighton last Friday, but we didn't lick (C) defeated John French, * MiHjwiiMp ^ iPAti^ mm 6-3, 6-4. Chelsea's distance medley team the Detroit Rivet* had aMved tbo y' T :ore any runs at those titties." For Aidrlch, playing baseball is rmile, 880, .1½ mile, 2 miles) of lat^ IH the Sea'sbn tb plaHt their ;S * TU8 EMeLOSURES tjoubies: No. 1, Sedtt Owings * AUTO tiiASS V Ihcliiding Windshields most a matter of habit. A fixture on the diamond since he was and Dave Steinbach (C) defeated pave D^Wsori, Dean Thompson, first if ah but f tSSHdly mdiaiis Rick Halle'r and Phil Frame also sdbplibd thgrH. with nlaizg elHa Fr'&e Pi'ck-iip Qhd tleliv'iiVy 6h b'ut'6 Vvork. years old, Aldrich said, "I play baseball because I like team J. Terrell and C. Stephens, 7-6, '6-^. f^o. 2, B. Basore, J. Jurken Hn a strong race and finished dried fruits, m fetisumgybars ; Storni Dttbr & WihdoW Reglazfrig & Screens brts, the weather during baseball season is warm so it's nice to third behind Northville. and Lu- (S) defeated Randy Bohl, Armel tliey plaHted p^r trees'arid by , 'COMMEFiciAL BliiLDlNGS bR kt5ibENtlAL outdoors, and mostly I've just been playing it so long." He has Mihix (C), 6-2, 6-3. No. 3, B.the h Christi, two exceptionally good Jdartis. Their time was the tihie Michigan became a PROMPT SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES fe older brother, one older sister, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. $lck,., G. Stanley - (S) , defeated state* the£e trees Were still bear­ Jeahette Morrison, Sarah Hasel- 24:47.5. The intermediate relay ing exceptionally large* pears, illiam S. Aldrich of 221 E. Middle St. schwardt (C), 6-2, 7-6. •-L. On Frliday the varsity netters defeated Ann Arbor St. Thomas, 3-2, in % return match. Earlier }H the Season Chelsea had edged \ .'ijr»;'--. St. Thbnias, 4-3. Friday's scoring />' was:Chglsea 5, St. Thomas 2. , Singles: No. 1, Jon McCormick „y (C) defeated Kevin Curtois, 6-1, Vmm&Meet 8-0. No. 2, Tom Severn (C) de­ feated Greg Lotz, 6-1, 6-3. No. 3,. d • Mike Hagen (C) defeated Brian hree In O't&lfe, 6-2, 6-0. No. 4, Jerry Bullck (C) defeated Rick Door; ilsea's varsity , baseball team Sweeny, Broderich, Nadeau, and OA unique meeting was h'ela at 6-4, 6-1. its record to 8-5 by win-Morrison. the Chelsea Fairground's* Service Doubles: No. 1, Dave Steinbach; „ three games in the past The Bulldogs traijeck 7-6* going Center on Sunday, May 15. Bring­ Scdtt Owings (C) defeated A. Ik. Jnjb trig BBtWrH, bf the seventh ing together a crowd of local re­ Jaklmen, M. Wilson, 6-4, 6-0: tday, the Bulldogs succumbed when Aldrich singled, and Morri- sidents, and\ others who travel­ Nb. 2, J. Fagos, P. Chmielewskl Jrighton, 1-4. Some afefenSWS fedh \V8s declared safe on a sac­ ed quite a distancey was this ar­ (St. T.) defeated Randy B o h 1 k Tes and a lack of tirrMy m rifice; $$M Don Nadeau then ea's first beer cdntra ding meet. Stie Barlow, 6-2, 6-1. No. 3, M. , led" to the defeat, according ripped a single to score Aldrich Beer can collected &Hti traders ^cMillian,^D. Madalina (St. T.) ?helsea Coaich Paul Tgrpstt^ with the^ihg rM,. WiM the include men and theiif WjV'esi sin­ defeated Jeannette Morrison,' Sar­ nior Kurt Owings pitched well ball scbbtbd past the lertfielder, gle people, arid, ybung fo ks, Ac­ ah Hasleschwardt, 7-5, 4-6, 6-4. seven walks hurt him as he Morrison raced home with the cording to one pkrhftiijafll; » Chelsea's varsity tennis record to pick up the win. Offen- winning run. • • • > 4 attending were" cdurttdus, IHBttmy is now 3-4 for the season. \ the Bulldogs' could muster TbrhOrrow Cheised hosts M i 1 an and willing tb fckch&nge Views |n & gamet begihhlnfc at 4 p\m. with their felloW b^er ban conno­ ./" four hits by four different The bulldogs will be out isseurs. Literally tHbUsaH^s of lers, Mike Check, Don Aldrich; t'd avenge art earlier loss 'to the beer cans were Bri display for Tennis Team Nadeau, and Chuck Brdder- Big Reds; Saturday . Chelsea en­ sale or trade. tertains Cdlurrlbia Central ih a The event, was just one of the iturday, the Bulldogs defeated dblibleheade'r beginning at 11 a.m. many Ways in which the Chelsea Battered By i Arbor St. Thomas in both Fairgrounds operates as a meet­ ies of a doubleheader, 2-1 ahtd ing center for group's in andMason , 2-5 . In the first game sophomore cm eh® of >$ aroU'rld the Chelsea area. |e Machesky earned his 'se^- df course, the biggest event , OH Mbnday, May 16, Chelsea I win against no losses to be celebrated at the fair- High's varsity tennis team was [scattering eight hits and walk- Reiihititi PlMs bounds is still to , edine, the battered by Mason, 2-5. only two. Senior r,ightfielder Chelsea Community Fair, A U g . ''Fine1 efforts were put in by Jort Check helped the MertsWe" Near Cdmpletidti 1-27. McCormick, number one in singles^ ^e by throwing out a runner With reunion plans for the* le plate, and by Tom Severn, number two lifensively, the Bulldogs Class of '67 nearing completion^ in singles," Coach Sam Vogel stat- .nded-f out 10 -hits, including tljg committee organizing, j$e Ba edi "They were each able to win event has scheduled another oh^ set*1ie'fore losing to thefr Ma­ \k by Nadeau, two each by son bfeponents in the decisive ck and Don Morrison, and meeting for June 6, 8 p,m. a t 1 le. safeties by Anthony Houle, the home of Cindy , Blacklow Defeated By third. ' Jrich, and Broderich. N a deau Beauchamp to confirm final / ar- In the game, McCormick receiv­ I Mike Sweeny had the only rarigeirle'ius. ' ed an unexpected handicap when fcv South Lyon the handle of his racquet snapped s in the game. Agreement has been reached on off. He borrowed another racquet the second, game juniors Jeff a tiana and decorations for the Chblsea's varsity baseball team to continue the game, b u t 4 veil and Joe Ewald combined reUhiori. pushed ahead, of South Lyon in the string on th^t racquet broke. He feat the Irish. Powell pitched The Class of '67 committee has top of the sixth inning Tuesday, finally finished the game with a first four innings giving Up requested all informatiriH sheets' only to watch its one-run lead dis­ third borrowed racquet. jte runs and hits. EWald re: and money to be submitted A s appear in the bottom of that inning Because of the time taken to led in the fifth and yielded Soon as possible. Information as South Lyon retaliated with five play both three set matches by runs and six hits in three sheets are needed even if a class runs to ice its 8-4 victory over the McCormick and Severn, Mason de­ rigs of work. The Bulldogs member, is not planning to attend. Bulldogs. The loss put Chelsea's faulted tb Chelsea's third seed in [ged out nine hitsr, inBlutllng ftetUHfthe sWlts M m*\\ tb bver-au record at "5-8. jangle^ MiklS, Hal|n, and to the fchdHey' FreMte, 679 1 Limd 1 each by Check arid Aldrich. N .were trailing l4 When jun- Bumfbg ,WUHh seed in singles, connecting were1 steVe CriecK, Center fcd>j cKelseU; f 11$ Sweeps hit a thr^e-rUn Iferry BuliJiR^The Mason team had homer in the top of the sixth to tb return home because of the late put us ahead, 4-3," said Chelsea hour, according to an explanation Coach1 Paul Terpstra, "but South given 1W their codtih. BUSINESSMEN'S LWtt cEiiiie back to nibrfe thari . At tHi t\M MMtfn d^aultedi dbtibie their score." In the garrle, Hageft hdd a 4-1 \#m bv^r his op­ South Lyon collected a total of 13 ponent. LUNCHEON hits, Chelsea returned to the courts Chelsea managed tb collect brih' Wednesday evening ib play Brigh­ Semi f Win 11:30 to 1 Daily fbiir hits throughout tli'e garrife. in ton In the last scheduled varsity additibn to SweShy's three-run match of the season. Tomorrow, hBther, bthdr successful Bullddg Chfel&il #ill feturh tb face Mason batters were Mike Check, Don Na­ arid eight • other schools in the ARK IV LOUNGE deau and Dori Morrison. Morrison Tennis Regionals at Holt. Tenni9 PHONE 475-1951 c^rne through with a triple. pla^ for CnelsM schools will end Tuesday, May 24, with a JV match 1180 M-52 Accepting the loss was Chelsea CHELSEA pitcher John Daniels. at Novi. 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I .,,1!)'.I;-'.T T.M^ ; >>v.. Walter Cro^,i JTrv, pl«d guj^io charges of iraris^tfn|{ ,bpQt|, ;a|- :ohol. He was s^ntenf^ (6lpa z > tines and cos^s <>t A$$,*, &$f t p hree days w:%W "^^i^fe^e' ;artment .wbr^ prtgr^.^V,- Alan tay^r |>Ie ^v.lsi'.'.- James Arthds pled v guilty••"; % q AUTOMOTIVE charges of imprbp^if plates.; Fjtjies and costs," $i?. -^:.:^^:^=,^^,/.^/.-. James Arthbs pled gilHty to charges of expirjBd Ppftfator's li­ 1414 S. MAIN ST. Phone cense. The <#se was' >disnitssed jn costs of $10. ^1 ?, r ; .'.".• B rian Auten!";wa^ • sefitenced to V*.n •• lUOCAV pay fines an Jays on' the; Sh^if's^|)e^#tmjent ^ork pragnr^.v.o^j-^ftrgei,. of tier facing public;pi^r!t^.V;J ;f., .' Open Men. thi'u Thurs 7 Sat., 8 a .m. to 6 p.m. Friday 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Ralph Wolfor4 lijt^^'sMen* :ed to pay • fines' >•:Ami{ ¢$$-:. bi $450, to one year prbo^ttQni to 10 days in jail and to; :th^'. Alcfblipl riders. A few hearty soiris managed to, pump their Safety Action Prbgr^rtii'biV.lfjJtiai- ; CHOOSING THE EASY WAY UP a i5 per­ ges of driving.unde^'thie'irtfruence cent grade included in the 25-mile Cancer Bike- way u^^^mij^ ^?9p«. Mi^s Boylan's. mother, of: liotitfr.;::•:''.:;• 'J?.1:**:Z0:}::W:S]--[ 1 >»: >•*; 'V^k', A-Thon course on Chelsea's Chrysler Proving Agues, helped dliiirtbute pledge forms for the Bike- r^ Gabrie ? pale Stekmap pWd; jpiity;/t b Grounds last Sunday is Janet Boylan of Ann Ar­ A-fh(wt pirior tp the event. charges of driving iMw • W> In­ bor, at the lead of a string of the "would-be" fluence of liquor % aftijv;irrtpsatired I driving. He was;^fejtr^d;ip?$&. ; CHELSEA VILLAGE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Music Students batibh and 'wUlAPe^ti^'t$lM^', ^ iy ^14.;^-:-:-:^:^¾.¾^^.¾ heavy-duty May 3, 1977 v for the soliciting funds oh MayAppear in Recital r Regular Session. • • • s 7-8, 1977 for the National iAef'i t ••• The meeting was called to or­Scholarship's Foundation^ Rb41 Some 21 piano, violin,' viola and Amendments to Hia der . at 7:30 p.m. by President Call: Yeas all. Motion carried.,:.- celto students of Chelsea's Pal SYLVAN Wood. Motion by Chriswell,"' i'supj^rt&J Stirling were' in the performance >-^>. • Present: President Wood, Ad­by BOrtohi to approve:payjti^ntvjpif spotlight Sunday, May 15 at St, Striders ministrator Weber, Clerk Neurhey- $2,278.95 from the CapitfaUl^ P;aul United. Church 'of Christ; as ZONING proverneht Fiihd -'>, to;'..•'.; Wi: a^ ren •the. y presented a spripg 'Recital : •>wm et.'"' .;..';•' ; : }( : r^i ^b^h^cMMt^^t^\ • ; T r u S\t e e s Present: B o r ton, Wayne- and Allen for wo^k cop-; of: both . classical and'popular pleted oil Section B, Trunk .Sani­ works. Attending the; • recital fyere HEftEBY OJ^AIN'S:^'^¾¾¾jH 2¾ .1 • ifpwn, ; Chriswell, Schaeffer, An ordinahce'td: ^«^»M^>{jsjj* Versatile, 3-way Sbhardein, , Sweet. tary; SeWers. Roll Call: • Xe^s :all.L-piore than 90 friends .and' rela­ :i tives pf the young musicians..: V; van • Township tZonmg" ^r^fi^c|, X Others Present: Policev Ch i e f Motion carried. ';','/.';'•'•',.'•/• Mer&wek,: Zoning Inspector Gol- There was discussionvof a'; letter Appearing in >solo numbfers, q;r to rezope: certain' Iqn^lip ^ylvjih adjustable tra, Planning Consultant Fred from the, DNR 'regarding/the Vil­ combining to form, duets . a n d tpwnship; and :to ^cHj^|eV^ett^ih Berkley, Allyn Seitz, Thomas lage discharge permit and[consent trios were Brian :Ackley; Diiahe regulations;; \ -:. asr* h|r^in4tt^;^et Branch, Michele ; Clark, Jennifer forth:, :::r,-u-\.4^^[Y^m shock absorbers. Stock. order agreement. .,-'.''; SECTION ,1:. the/18¾¾4$$ri# %fhe minytes. of the April 19, Motion by Brown, supported by Colvin, Jeff Cox, Teresa Degener, 197.7 Regular Session were read Kathy Duhamel, Amy Finkb^iner, ter described; are: tfefioyM fr£ni Chriswell to accept bids/on con­ the Recrbation'Cohser^^iM ^DtS- -V Nationally advertised arid approved. tract documents for the Pumping Betsy Galbraith, Mike Galbraith -.'>;'President Wood opened the Stations .Alarm System prepared and.Chris Gallas. . Gabrie! Striders. A heavy- meeting as a public hearing on Also, Carol Palmer, Juli P'ratt, by Finkbeiner,' Pettis >and Strout;' Lee Redding. Peggy Seyfried, Li­ duty shock with a versatile Ordinance No. 79-E, an Ordinance Ltd. Roll Call: Yeas :aU. Motion to amend Ordinance No. 79 (Zon­ carried.. sa Smith, Cindy Stirling, Mary Southeast q^tteiriv/^dejbt^ .¾ three-way adjustability fea­ ing Ordinance). Vaught, Kurt Walworth, Becky part ;lying iEaJs^rly^^f :;vj^iy^i There was discussion of compil­ Watson and Jennifer Wellnitz. Road, SectiCtpv ^td^f:^^(2) ture and a *\%e" piston. Lets There was discussion of Ordin­ ing and indexing the. yillage Or­ ance No. 79-E. No official action South, i R^ngt; ^re^;^)'"(lE8Str • you choose the ride you was taken, pending publication. dinances. call: Yeas all. Motion carried. Sylvan , Township;. f.^ashte>iaw Allyn Seitz requested permission Motion by Borton, K supported by.Meetin g .adjourned. County, ^icHig^'n,; -• ><$nMpg want. Adjusts to regular, Thomas Neumeyer, Clerk. : : of the Council to solicit funds on Schaeffer, to e n t e r>intp a con­ 55.^6 acre^.'':^v^v': ^- ^^ '§ ?,•;< \. ): n'."f behalf of National Merit Scholar­ tract with- Ordinance Systeips for SECTION 2/jT^e' lp^je: firm, or extra firm. ships on May 7-8, ; 1977; the purpose of compilihg.the Vil­ ZNOING BOARD OF APPEALS, inafter desbtibM .-::¾^^¾¾^¾^¾ •Motion by Schardein, supported lage Ordinances and the Zoning MINUTES from the A|ricu|Wrat^piSit^iiUA^Gi People who know shocks, by Schaeffer, to grant permission Ordinance. 'Roll Call: Yeas: Bo'r May, 3, 1977 and shall \te icpd: Geitvef aii Gbprti- •HH- ton, Sohaeffer,- A Schardein, Meeting was called to order at merciai: pifitript^t?;>^-'V.-^ •;••'' V'x^ go Gabriel. w Nays: Chris#ellL Broyvn. 9:40 p.m. by Chairman, Wood, y The SPutp: <460rifeivd^;Ifjie 1 East FARLEY ,. There! was, discussion of ^he 19- An application for appeal -ifiled 500 feet pi the prtpii^^d^erlbe'd' +^i78:^u|get; ^ _•';'.'• .'>;.••>-"''! ' '.••"by. Richard and Shirley GiJjatd as: C6irir*)en6i^M 'the^celftt^r fdr a variance frpm Section ^5.3 post ^of: s^c'tib^:1 t$!$feeiH&3)v; Motion byfprown,; supported by (parking)' of Ordinance 79 (Zon­ Schardein to hold a P.ublic hear­ ; ONLY 522 HOWARD RD. ing) was received^ f Town: Tw*4 m :mm^:m^^ ing for the purpose ofex^nii^mg ^Motion by: Borton, supported by. the 1977-78 budget 'on May 1?, 19- Washtenaw GoW..r,,. Schardein, to refer the matter to ——••thence ruhnlri• -hteiAbjpg ;\Stiulp'^ ^° 56^ ' ADDITIONS - REMODELING 77 at 7:30 p.m. in the council $1*150 chambers. the Planning Commission for rec­ West 20 chains dii Cbiiserv^tilbB^^.pistriOt See us if you intend to install them yourself at the R-C regulations, b^Vainep^d^Vthe vHKKY' addition thereto-of #eVipllbwihg subsection: : . . ''••;•.. ••<>' ; /•:. •.,« low price of $13.50 or for a small installation charge H. Single Family Dwelling. ' SECTION 6. The .tfitftn- amend­ see your local dealer listed below. ments shall be effective imme­ diately; / .« ..;•:.•;'-' ; SECTION 7. The remaining •pro- IN CHELSEA: visions of said s0rdih$nce; ana all amendments thereto be • and the COOL! l same are hereby ratified artd re­ PORTABLE ROOM AIR CONDITIONER affirmed. - RALPH FLETCHER'S MOBIL HAS ITS OWN HANDLE! I, DANIEL MURPHY, Clerk of Sylvan Township do hereby' de­ FRED'S UNION 76 GARAGE clare that the'foregoing is' a.true • Automatic Tb«rttt6ttat~-You have a and complete copy of; a-Resolu­ chpic* of 10 cooling comfort levola to tion adopted- by the iSylvah Town­ choo$« ffom ship Board on the 3rd day of May, ROMINE'S QUALITY SERVICE • Carrying handle—Features a 1977. • .; i- i <...••'.:•?:*•/•••..,•,•.•••.. rugbape-lype bu)lt-in carrying handle papiel Murphy:..,'.•••;,'.>, for eaay portability Clerk bf^Sy^a^Townsftip NORTH LAKE SALES & SERVICE • LEXAN^Ca**-Outside Case virtually •»,^-y.,v, < . 4MNP ur*br*slt«W*; woh't rust—ever I e Eaay-Mount - Comes ready to Install MAKE COMFORT, wHfc)ipajf-mi>jui)l,9loiure panels MAUZY'S MOBIL 4000BTU,115.Volt,7-Amp. PARTOFYOUH JUST 43-lfos. LIGHT UNIFORM^ GLENN'S SERVICE Carry it anywhere... Plug H ku.« IN ANN ARBOR: WOOEU' «t*. AGTE304CA. PARTIN MOBIL Zccb Rood and 1-94 10 YEAR LEXAN«OUTDOOR CASE Replacement Warranty deneral El«c»rlo LEXAN* outdoorc«8e8carfya 10 year Tired feiet talitng tw&y IN MANCHESTER: parte and sorvico- Wbor re­ your good dUpoflitiOft? placement warranty against K0d Wing ha'a tM ttt« ?J»^ I i^anutacturtng dateota. swerl Our popular au»iew vfc6 oxfords provide' GERRY MANN'S STANDARD ^'cushion .comfort";a. day 16ng.;.Styl«i t« match any imiform* >*«^ IN PLEASANT LAKE: **• *!«•• RED DAN'S SERVICE alaammaJaNn mrtM IN STOCKBRIDGE * 'iilrtAtliin'nii.iitiitim i mi in : m North Main St., Chelsea Phone 475-1221 MEN'S ti |f«.f,*»f>MW'^V'*'V»* ** V";. SCHULTZ ENTERPRISES rt.;. tit-m*;; v ami, 'M^n;' lill^Vft'l't^^*.^'*1, ' ll|H»»^WM'! »»!.'» » I'l^ ill'* i m fa -• .J.to* >• tV •/: ii 111 !#•' l'i> i ,\Mu MAifcMW ^lnfaUml > I* flu** i ^yi> ' •^'•Myt >' m mmm^mMM tail ^iiii^ijirt +m iMMi HfEAi'mimmiiii. lij^illl^t^i)!^ mm MMSMjmt! 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' x31tf 'On Cavanaugh Lake 1977 BUICK RIVIERA 428^444, or 428-8680 2-dr. hardtop, air cond. ELECTRICAL Licensed Electrician 118 Kiyerside Dr., Manchester 2½ baths, rec, room, washer, dry­ 3EPTIC TANKS & DRAINFIELDS T-rlm Inside 4 Out er, patio front and back, large 5,900 miles Automotive kitchen, stove, dishwasher, refrig­ CHARGE . RATB5S-*3«riife•-•-».( «»h ;ln REPAIR - REMODELING R—ough-in Only If erator, breakfast nook, large lot $7495 CONTRACTING Hot Water Heat Rust Proofing facing north. In Cavanaugh Lake .,imbnc«tlo>.,:pay.jn Wf Y*-ou ^»n|'to:Fitiiah '. •: Club. 9'xI2' wood utility building, £*fa#,. w# Swift" or j(twni: *nd »ve - :JBV--' .• ^4'x,24' two-story garage with door '?^\^:y-., Corriplete S-4dlng AJummum, 5? Guttert Cars and Trucks opener, two controls. Shown by ap­ USED CARS ^E SPECIALISTS'* , pointment only. Call 475-8502. Lyle 1975 OLDS Cutlass S 4-dr. sedan, : 1 fri t-*mtfte4i«tf Attent|o^ J, , Haselswerdt, 128 Cavanaugh air cond., 22,000 miles ..$3895 RoberGait l Shears,Shears ,, JesteJourneymar Plvpriben r /- Body Repair Village: Lake:, : 39tf Call 474-2949 " D^At^COpJf^^ •':'•'....; , > • i' • 'uii •*.•:> ••^'w—^^M^WtfVA^'gyBt'^ry^vgjs;' "'1975• - BUICK Century 4-dr. sedan, ASSOCIATED DRYWALL -Com­ air cond $2995 $MOgMMS FREE ESTIMATES Service E~sii^a-- plete dry wall service. Ph. 426- p*r *31tf CJjfcYSLER - DODGE tH«rtlon JTqr,» W>r8? wae«f}' 9;' centa 2513. -x49 1975 FORD Pinto wagon, 4-speed fcrvvf^rqteyonA * # wp^f.:* < - FOUND — Male, black, white and PLYMOUTH .-. DODGE TRUCKS ,bfow.q beagle, Ph/ 475-2826; 49 Phone 475-8661 $2195 Cj0?y DBAI^EB-*:vfrfe ,'. TwWw . Bumping -- Painting ^WLDER'S;;;,- "V- -' ; ' ' \ weeH 61 publication, v. •;•,;; ,.,, ROOFING SP/ECIALlST-All types 1185 Manchester Rd., Chelsea FOR RENT: 1974 BUICK Regal 2-dr. hardtop, JWRQOKS ^^dvertlWr^hoy^iicKej* •. of roof repjtifs, homes, barns, Phphe: 475-2044 Windshield and Side Giaif Please Call ' Hours: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. air cond $3695 their „•$ Wf». flr«t' pybj cation,J r , Th|s commercial. Insurance repairs. As­ Replacement Tues. thru Fri. Until 9 Monday heWspaj^r ^iirnoFbie "lfatiie f6r fal!ure phalt shingles, hoi built-up roofing, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday 1974 FORD Pinto 2-dr. Runabout, to. pUbJJjsH'. an.':*ft;' fcr<, ftny> Ayp Juke Boxes IL* ^!L1of the« a-limited Wfiereld *no ^thee erroP2?t} ^qccurrqd i??rMon. frfee- estimates. Manchester, 428- : ment or house by Single business 6-cyl.,, 3-speed, 17,000 miles 8520;V^-r--vV • - x39tf 5 m&n. By June 1. In Chelsea tele­ for Parties, $1895 BODYjSHOf v CONTACT DON KNOtfc DAl-l COO vw phone ,a.rea. Please, call 475-1748 qr FOR FREE ESTIMATE Receptions or 1973 BUICK Electra 225 Limited 2- ' COMPLETE FULL TIME FOR • SALE : — Lttflwig drnms, 4T 475-8674; , V x49 yjece;'set, $150. PH. 475-1502. 49 Any Special Gathering. dr. hardtop, air cond., 41,000 . Estimates Available ; ; miles ....$2995 PMANEY FARM-HOUSE WANTTED--3,or 4 CHELSEA CALL GORN PALMER FORD : bedrooms, garden'- sipbt, chicken 1973 OLDS Custom Cruiser wagon 222 S. Main 475-1301 e run. References availably. Ph. 475^ LAKE-FRONT Zemke 2-seat, air cond., 42,000 miles Early Varieties' Available 40tf ; SAND -GRAVEL; I^G. 2400; . - x43tf $45,000 $2695 ' SINGLE CROSS Operated Machines 1973 BUICK Century Luxus 2-dr. CHRYSLER - DODGE 475-7285: after 5:30 Days 662-1771 4>; KETO USEDCAR^ hardtop, 38,000 miles ...$2C95 TWO-WAY CROSS PLYMOUTH •- DOD • >• 2-bedrobni apartment on first floor. Hours: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.niu drawer. Mfg. by Stow; Dayis. Also 1972 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille 2- * :BuUd<&er: V, Backhoe Charles Trinkle & Sons ON > ONE ACRE — Two-story,' % CARS BbUG^T AND SOLD leather covered swivel chair. Sold Would prefer rural surroundings. dr. hardtop, air cond.; 42,000 •< - Road Work - Bas0ments bedroom home, 1½ baths, large Tues. ih'rii Fri." Until 9'tai»y. x38tf together or separately. Ph. 663-Need ample storage place. Ph. 662- miles $2895 > Truckink - Crane Work 9631 Trinkle. Rd., Dexter, Mich. kitchen, vfamii^ room' ideal for 9 1.03. to i • p.m. Saturday. 8228. ' x47tf 4598 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., or re­ * - Tpp' Sort - Demolition x47tf home occupation;;--beauty- salon, ' ' • •••:•'•' r:'./-^ * .zUU ply to Box MA-12, care of The 1972 FORD LTD 2-dr. hardtop $1695 v etc. 2-car garage with mechanic's 1975; FORD Gran Torino 2-dr. Auto­ Chelsea Standard. 51 DrainWd* - Septic Tapk* PATCHING; and PLASTEftlNG. matic trans, power steering and 1971 BUICK Electra 225 Limited ;•;,' ; ^T^aching, S^up, ^{.-. pit. Stockbridge schools. $24,5()0. CaU 475-7489. Demo 1974 FORD 4-dr. A real clean local • T*i-fi IHH^BWI •.* /—- 33tf brakes, factory air. In excellent 4-dr. hardtop, air cond., 46,000 one-owner. Automatic, power strjal, Residential/ Commercial FRI"S I NGER : '77 DODGE W-150 4-wheel drive condition. Palmer Ford, 475-1301. miles ..$1895 LAKEFRONT -- 2-bedroom year­ •j fleadquarters for pick-up, 115-th. wheelbase, uti- . x48tf steering and brakes. Palmer-Ford, CALL' 475-7651 '>•'-' '•• ,' • -round home. Fieldstone fire­ line box, 360, auto., p.s., p.b., 475-1301. i x48tf 1970 OLDS Cutlass S 2-dr. hardtop, - ^-:.-:-^^-' ..^v>iv mi $32,900—2 bedrooms, dining room, place, full basement* large work­ wWte spoked ;wheels, 10.00x15 air cond ,. $795 basement, fireplace, 3 acres with shop with walk-out basement, plus tires, stereo, custom cab SAVE IF, YOU WANT : »V hamster o fruit trees. Dexter schools; easy to new 2-car garage-. All in excellent RED WING 1969 CHEVROLET Impala 4-dr. >• mouse• pp.; 475*2826, 5i HELP WANTED VERY SECLUDED hardtop, a i r cond., 61,000 v •'-.. '->. •; -i-'- »— «•«- s 1-94. . ; . condition. 3½ lots on Sugar Loaf i - Lake. $42,500. Land contract pos­ \A^ORI<$HbES LAKE PROPERTY miles $695 $59,500 ^- 3 bedrooms, dining area, sible. Used Tracks LithoCrafters is moving to Chelsea ':!, RldARRyTHfeRS family fpom, fireplace,. base­ soon.,We are looking for. several With 400,-ft. frontage on Gilletts 1963 CHEVROLET wagon, 6-cyl.; ment, 2 b^ths, 1,-car garage, 2 MANCHESTER AREA - V, e!T y '76 FO&J) V^-ton4-wh^el drive, 360, ehtry-levej, people. Qualficiations Lake, Jackson county. Close to 3-speed $195 •• -\MJ.K.,v tICENS|li>'V- P ' * «cfes surrounded by pines. Stock- large picturesque older home ^ost^r's AfterVs Wear should include ; mechanical apti- 1-94. 3-bedroom home, living room bridge schools. ,•'.., ,,. • • ...::..»•• .-,.-: ;:': 40t| '4-spe>d,' Riding rear- window.. tuq?. Apply in person! at our Ahn NEW HOURS t;.'-;Jto^P^N^I^;ft)lt^|Ji v;. . with circle driye. All rooinsafe : 1 v j with fireplace, beautiful treed Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri.; 8:00-5:30 spacious., 5 bedrooms.^and 5 bajhs. FOR> RENT -m . 3-tedrp^.vhouse 22,500 miles ...... ;\..:. $4595 Arbor £o^jlrfess. ; •• ; setting. $43,500. ,$5|i^o1i — 2: plus i bedrooihs; ba^e^ ( ' t",- .. i , t.' i.i ». J , , . ... ;.•/:.:. ..'•.•• Thurs., 8:00-9:00 ' hieht, 2 baths,. 2V4-oar v-heiated 3 enclosed. poKdhes.'Utility sys- iniCftun>y, $175.,:¾¾^.^^ • " Sat.; 9:004:00 ^ '/^ptnHo&j^Afe^eiid» tetiis; ^re . nSw; t New roof .lind.inr p.b,, trailer towing pkg., jdual ^jaragg, country' kitchen, central sulatioh. 5 pretty acres. $75,000: ^LITHQCRAFTERS^V KIRA HMRY-' air, ;1 acre, 1, block from state StlBPUPTP tanks, locking hubs, low mile- 7101,Jackson Rd., Ann Arbor. beach. Chelsea schools. PINCKNEY-BRIGHTON Rec. Area age' .....;,.,'•{.-: ...... $4995 An equal, opportunity employer. REAL ESTATE SPRAGUE R^Fl^S^lSa^E^OTS:, (517) 764-1416 $74,509--^3 bedrooms, dining room, — Large' ";4-Wdroom iColbhiil '75 DODGE W-iup Club , Cabr 4- •'.-' :"..' "• '• - ' "'..•'. x49 Buick-Olds-Opel, Inc. home, 2½ baths, family room with KOZ/^A . x49 family room, fireplace, 2½ baths, wheel drive, 318, auto., p,s,, 1500 S. Main St., Chelsea 2-cai" garage, barn, 13 acres, close stone fireplace, full basement, pole CONSTRUCTION p.b., radial tires, auk, , fuel AUTOMOBILE FOR SALE — 1967 CHELSEA barn with area for workshop. On • 4-door Valiant, slant six, 225 Ph. 475-8664 to state land. Chelsea schools. Land tanks ....., ...... $4195 CHELSEA SCHOOLS 49tf 30tl contract. 10 rolling wooded acres. $79,900. good transportation. $190. Ph. 878- And '75 DODGE D400 Club Cab, 6½¾. 9496. ; x49 NO REGRET, the best yet; Blue REWfAL by the day, #ee|- DEXTER AREA horse farm on 10 1- to 2-Acre end, week of month. Full insur­ $59,900 — 3 bedrooms, dining el, box, 318, 3-speed, 27;100 miles FOR SALE — Trees and shrubs, Lustre cleans carpets beautifully. walk-out basement, fireplace, 1½ beautiful acres. Long; sweeping v.. .$2995 by order. Contact McClear Land- Rent electric shampooer, $1. Chel- ance .coverage, low ifites. Call 1 drive approaches lovely 5-bedrobm Step Building Sites baths, 2 /6-car garage, small barn, scaping, 475-9439. 49 sea Hardware. 49 Lyie Chrfswell it Pitlmor Motor small greenhouse, 7 acres. Chelsea brick and aluminum ranch home •75 DODGE W-100, 4-wheel drive, Sales. 475430L 25tf schools. with 3 fireplaces, family room, Down ,360, auto., p.s., p.b., Meyers —N. Territorial Rd., 1¾ acre, plus rec. room. Large kitchen fea­ snow plow .$4995 $8,500. tures built-in range and oven, $23,500 — 2 bedrooms, dining el, , In —Waterloo Rd., 2 acres, $10,500. f Jreptace Builder 1-car garage, 1 block from pri­ quality cupboards; loads of stor­ '75 DODGE W-200 Club Cab, 360, vate park at Portage Lake. Land age everywhere. Attractive dark 4-speed, p.s., p.b., new tires —Lima Center Dd. between Chel­ CURTIS MATHES COLOR TV contract terms. cedar-sided outbuildings. Dexter Price $4195 field stone masony block and brick schools. $l06,00p. sea and Dexter, 1 acre, $9,000. The most expensive television set in America . . . but not •'• inasoh, tuck pointing. $72,500 Lake-front year 'round, LICENSED '74 DODGE CB-800 Kary van, 318, —Lingane Rd., 2 acres, $9,500. 2.3 ACRES — HeaVily wooded, Wa­ 3-speed, p.b $2995 this wetk, at LOY'S TV CENTER. f •,';:: FREE ESTIMATES 4-bedroom. Colonial family room, BUILDER dining room, fireplace, 3-car ga terloo Rec: Area, 15 minutes —Bush Road, 2 mi. from 1-94, 4 4-Year Parts Warranty - 4-Year Picture Tube Warranty Call 4754025 after V p.m. rage; .small'barn, >5'.6 acres. Chel from Chelsea; Stockbridge schools. . FREE ESTIMATES beautiful 2-acre sites, $9,000 each. sea schools. < Quality Used Cars 4 Years Chassis Labor. $7,300. ' / ,..: COMPLETE —Corner Hankerd and Noah Rd., iPatrick Gramnni^tico\ VACANT XAND-Buy Now! Build 4.7 ACR^S — Nice slope facing CONSTRUCTION '76 ASPEN station wagon, 6-cyl., Dexter Township. Tree covered, Later! Beautiful rolling wooded roadfront,'surveyed,: On. a' peace­ SERVICES auto., p.s., p.b.; air cond., 1 acre, $9,500. Sylyan Hills Estates. C li e 1 s e a ful country road. Waterloo Rec. radial tires, 9,000 miles..$4495 LOY'S TV CENTER schools, blacktop road. 3-acre par­ Area. Chelsea schools. $11,750. WEBER HOMES has pre-selected cels,-, $15,OQO-$16„000. 10-acre par­ •75 CHRYSLER Newport 4-d r., these sites for our customers. 512 N. MAPLE RD., ANN ARBOR - PH. 769-0198 cels, \$1^,000. 24-25 acres, $25,000. 10 ACRES — Rolling hills, rear is v>/\L.L, • V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., vinyl roof, All health and zoning permits have Kitchen Njelh wooded. South of Gregory. air.cond...... $3795 been obtained. Our lots are priced -.. v v \ ' i • .'- $18,500: /. / LEN: KOZMA right, and so are our homes. WdhtedOx \ 475-7452 '75 CORDOBA, 360, auto., p.s., p.b., • FR (SI NIGER 15.9 ACRES —.Lima Township, air cond.,AM-FM, Landau roof, For directions, call Established Small Business Fxoiin 7 aim.,.^l p.m. v^ surveyed', approved for septic A. 29tf 21,331 miles $459o REALTORS system, electric on property. 540- Priced to seil. Good living for one or Men. thruFridsty. x\ ' WE HAVE all-purpose lime for gar­ WEBER HOMES Chelsea 475-8681 ft. road .fronta'ge, Area of fine dens and lawns. Can be used in '74 CHEVY Nova Custom 2-dr. more people. Cash or terms. Secluded Aj>ply in person. \ homes. /Chelsea schools. $20,000. your lawn spreader. Cole's Eleva­ hardtop, 350, auto., p.s,, p.b. 475-2828 Evest .'.; ,..$2195 X50 modern home on adjoining lot also avail­ Bob Koch ...426-4754 COMMERCIAL^— Business oppor­ tor Co., Gregory. Ph; (313) 498- 2735. x49 YARD SALE — Antique furniture. able. By appointment only. Chelsea RestaUrant Herman Koenn , 475-2613 tunity with good income produc­ '74 CHRYSLER Newport 2-dr. Round oak table, rockers, chairs, George Frisinger 475-2903 ing service station; tenant occu­ hardtop; V-8, auto., p.s., p.b.,walnu t Victorian marble-top table, 119S. Main, Chelsea Paul Frisirtger 475-2621 pied 3-bedro6m brick home; plus air cond ;...... $2695 clothes, and miscellaneous. 9820 x48tf 30'x60' one-story building with THORNTON $ Real Bslalc Ono, '• N r.' • • 34« '74 PONTIAC Grand Prix 2-dr., N. Territorial Rd., Dexter, May ALUMINUM SIDING, .trim, gut- 1974 FORD Gran Torino 3-seat sta­ walk-in cpolef and kitchen area. 20, 21. -x49 mm -? tiers and windows. High quality tion wagon. Air, automatic, pow- High volume traffic in Waterloo 475-8628 V-8, auto., p.s., p.b., air cond. - REALTORS \Vork at i*easoriabJe Jprices. Li­ er.steeriflg and brakes. One owner. Rec. Area. $150,000. Terms. ;...... ; $3795 COUCH AND CHAIR for sale, in 1300 S. Main, Ann Arbor EASY TO MAINTAIN, h o m e in censed and insured. Dennis - Far- Like n*w. Palmer Ford, 475-1301. '73 CHRYSLER Newport 4-dr., V-8, excellent condition. $75 or best 475-7322 Office, 995-1616 Res., 475-7322 rell, 426-4502. - ' • ; X51 x48tf quiet area. Spacious living room offer. Ph. 475-7363. x49 adjoins kitchen, sunny dining area auto., p.s., p.b ...... $99!) •H WATERLOO REALTY with a gorgeous view of the back '73 VEGA Hatchback, 35,984 miles 0 yard, and 3 bedrooms. Village of 355 Clear Like Chelsea. ; ...... $595 JOANN WARYWODA, BROKER BETTER THAN NEW quality '72 COMET GT 2-dr., 302, 3-speed built home featuring 1,400 sq. ft. $495 Phone 475-8674 of living space. White Roman brick SCHNEIDER'S GROCERY Evenings and Sundays: fireplace with glass doors. Spa­ Jerry Goridek .., 475-8285 cious custom kitchen. Rec. room. Village CHOICE MEATS - FINE FOODS Paul Erickson :475-1748 $50's. Sue Lewe 1-517-522-5252 Motor Sales, Inc. Carol Lakatos 475-1729 BEAUTIFUL JOSLIN LAKE front­ CHRYSLER - DODGE FARMER PEET'S WHOLE OR HALF 10-OZ. NO-RETURN BOTTLES Evelyn White 475-7551 age. Nature lovers will like this PLYMOUTH - DODGE TRUCKS x49tf cozy 2-bedroom cottage surround­ Phone 475-8861 ed by many mature shade trees. 1185 Manchester Rd., Chelsea Bonanza Hams 7-Up, Diet 7-Up FOR SALE — 3-bedroom brick $33,500. Hours: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. home. Recreation room with fire- Tues. thru Fri. Until 9 Monday blace, 2½ acres on N. Main. VACANT x49tf . •. . . . lb. $1.59 .... 8 pac $1.09 $77,000. Shown by appointment. 10-OZ. NO-RETURN BOTTLES 475-8226. , -50 BUY AND BUILD now on this nice 35-OZ. MT. TOP ITLES »»lmmimiiij« i 2-acre building site in Chelsea School' District. $8,800. All Insurance Needs Apple Pies . . $1.29Orang e Crush, Frostie WOULDN'T IT BE NICE to own In the convenience of your own 6-OZ. CAN MINUTE MAID this goregous lake-front lot and build your summer cottage before home -- or mine Root Beer 8 pac $1.09 it's too late? See it now! $14,900. Lemonade.. 5 for 99c 12-PAC 10 ACRES - Good rolling building N. H. Miles/Allstate 141/a-OZ. PKG. NABISCO COOKIES : site, Chelsea schools. $16,900. Fudgsicles 89c Call Only 475-8334 Chips Ahoy ..... 69c 12-PAC ROBERT H. 49 ALL-BEEF FOR SALE — '66 Chevy pick-up. THORNTON Runs good, new exhaust, good Popsicles •.. 89c tires. CaU 475-7701. x49, Hamburger 12-OZ. CANS MAUSOLEUMS • MONUMINTS JR., P»C. •ftONtl TABLETS • MARKtM REALTOR v L < t Lang Ramsay, t- .475-8133 CASHFOR .. . . . 3 lbs. $1.99 Pepsi.... 8 pac $L29 Chuck Walter*-.., ,. .475-2808 LAND CONTRACTS m tfwm HWMmwu.m. BECKER Helen Lancaster ,475-1198 Any typ« of real-«i.t*Mt, Pat Sftrkcy. ..' ...' 475-9544 FjMt Natiqn*! Accept.,,, Your Store for We Aceepf MEM0RI ALB . ..,..#7.4674992 241 Bldg., £MtUn*lrtf«MI „' 121 S. MAIN ST. . <0>l J«h»n Rw4 l . 8?JSs2* ,^:...,.:475-1870 Call Collect (S17)33M373 Alexander & Hornung's U.S.D.A.. t : ,.....,,,.115-2801 ANN AfttbR, MICHK Dolly Alber ... .\ Anytime. PHONE 475-7600 Smoked Meat! -.^:.'V Mark McKernan Food Coupons !1*«^ „-:,„:«X **• IMiitMteiiiiiMAwy^NMilH tfft«MttM»«ttttrilMMMtifi*i tfOWffittn '

^^^i^imMmm^ii^^^^ dMWHiaiiiUMiuUiitfuiiiykiuttfauUii -*''•'' • • WRP MP, 14 The Chelsea Standard, Thursday, May 19, 1977 v JUST PHONE •BIG PLUSES FOR BIG 475-1371 "TT-TTII" 'l»'|f #"•%• 1 •wnyy—' "t'fuwi"^' f'Wi»y»»' I'WjH 1 •ri'f'"''!!)'" •MMty ' \T'., "S*' I *w*^ ' "yynnyyy. 'f pyqw •mmm « MvrwHiy »mjn»w*nui» . ^AiVT^DS :-: m WAIST ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS »«*" .;; WANT .AIM) m» > HI mn W^ ^--^-1.1^11-^-^111111..-1-1^^,11..11. IJ|||»»'">iiW T»r -MT W 'T"^l»«.W r*w^« WANT ADS WANT ADS ""**- »'•' 1>'"'MIW i y-Mf iminipnnwijyulii'ii^H-i •nwmimtnMKiHt > WEDpIMQ STATIONERY - Fro*. CHELSEA w' tsfow under cohstruc- MEET GEORGE VANPEMAN on HORSESHOEING and trimming. FOR SALE -, ExgeUently, main­ FOR SALE—Konmore sewing ma, FOR SALE — Organic fertilizer by -YOUNG ~ P^c^ve brides are' Jnylted to see tion^two homes, one in village, TV, Channel 2, Sunday morning, Call for appointment Greg Cipta, tained older home in Chelsea. chine, mahogany cabinet. Ph. bag or load. AI*Q garden plots our.cpmplet'e line of invitations ana 10:30. ;51 We list and sell lake, country and one in country. Both Chelsea (517) 565-3287. -52 3 bedrooms with oak floors, din­ 475-8723. 49 for rent. Ph. 426-8991 before 5 p.m., wedding accessories. The Chelsea schools. For additional information WANTED TO RENT — Country MOBILE HOME for sale—12'x50', ing room, large living room, fire­ BIG YARD SALE - Friday and and 426-3286 after 5 p.m. x49 ' 'town, properties. Euyeno Young, Standard, 300 N. Main. Ph. 475-1371. house, long lease, privacy, gar­ Real Estate & Builder* 878-3792, call Farley Construction, 475-7643. 1971 Rembrandt. Chelsea' Trailer place, attached garage, full screen­ Saturday, May 20-21. Dishes, Sia­ FOR SALE — Loads of top-soil, 8tf 41tf den spot. Couple with dog. Good Park. Ph. 475-2632, after 4. x45tf ed porch, $48,000. Owner. Ph. 475- mese kittens, golf clubs and cart, 2,000 yds, prefer 0719 buyer. Ph. 11596 Dexter-Pincknoy Rd., Pinck- references. Ph. Plymouth 455-5797. pey 48169, 34tf CUSTOM SEWING and alterations. CdltitECTIV¥~^r6l^SESHOEING 1572, _ X50 knicknacks,f aptique b a r, cabinet, 764-2471, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m,; and X Ph. 475-32148. 38tf -50 and trimming. Mike Brisboss. PATIO TILE^2'x2\ asst'd. colors; table and chairs. Lots of good 878-9492, evenings. x50 •W^'W'»^HK'4'J^'IW-W'*M*!WW*WIW»«r- McCuIloqh SPECIAL PRICE on 500-lb. lots of REAL .ESTATE — Manchester Ph. 565-3036. x45tf $2 ea. Ph, 475-7489. 45tf things. 16455 Winters Rd. Take SWIMMING POOL, 18'x32', 32,000, eggmash, horse feed, hog feed, area, homes for sale. 2-, 3-, and FOR SALE — Lakefront cottage Cavanaugh Lake Rd. to Kalmbach, R, L. BAUER V2 mile west on Winters Rd. x49 gallon, all accessories including Portable Generators steer oi» dairy feed. Cole's Elevator 4-bedroom homes. Also income on Half Moon Lake, Pinckney carpeted deck, 426-2326 after <} Builders Co., Gregory. Ph. (313) 498-2735. property. Sutton Real Estate. Jim Men's Suits Recreation Area. Access to 7 other x49 Walkowe, 'salesman: 428-8120. Of- lakes. Ph. 662-2908 or 475-2272. x49 I HAVE TIME LEFT to paint one Chain Saws fice": 428-7217. 50 more house exterior in July. FWTAW t"l3.9f v«»r »,»0 LICENSED and INSURED FOR RENT -« Industrial manufac­ and Leisure Suits FOR SALE, — Colonial, three years Good references, reasonable Custom Building turing building. Cement block, EXCAVATING, bulldozing, back' old, on hill in lovely country set­ charge-. Jim Hoffmeyer. Ph. 475- per acre or best offer. In Munith, WE SELL, -SERVICE/ gas heat, 3-phase electric, Class A hoe work, septic tanks, drain For Those Summer Weddings good building sites. Ph. 429-2265 Houses - Garages ting. 4-plus acres; g'/a-cur attached 8014. x50 after 5 p.m., persistently- 51 SHARPEN AND TRADE. road, 3,000 sq. ft., low rent. Can fields and ponds. Ph. 475-1963. 47tf garage, 3 large bedrooms, dining Pole Barns also be rented with 1,800 sq. ft. JOHN DEERE riding mower, ex­ room plus. Ph. 475-8310. x50 Roofing - Siding steel storage building. Dexter, 426- cellent, condition. $260. New rear 25 % Off Concrete Work 3829. x43tf Chelsea Hardware seat and belt for Bronco, $45. Pair THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY , FREE ESTIMATES '70 CHEVELLE Malibu 2-dr., 307 of doors for '72 Jeep, $15. Ph. 475- %m V-8, auto, transmission. Mechan- 7854. 49 AT Power Equipment Call 475-1218 FOR REAL DOLLAR SAVINA" G be iqally sound, body in excellent con- 1975 FORD LTD 2-dr. Air, "auto­ sure and see us before, ypu buy dition. Ph. 663 9192. x43tf matic, power steering and Headquarters. 3tf and new or used car; Palmer Mp* brakes. Excellent condition inside DANCER'S tor Sales, inc. Yowr Ford Dealer '72 MERCURY 4dr. A real clean and out. Palmer Ford, 475-1301. 49 SPECIAL DEALS •for over 64 years. Jjtf one-owner. Automatic, air cond. Palmer Motor Sales, 475-1301. x46tf x48tf GARAGE SALE — 20976 Waterloo SAVE AS MUCH AS $394,95 DQNTTHROW, IT AWAY-^ell it ATTENTION CONKLIN product Rd., Chelsea (east of Werkner), on an No matter bow much or little you have, it is always best A fine selection ^f to A&K Mower Service of Qkvh CARPENTER WORK — Inside or users. Haue Wex, a wetting Fri. and Sat., May 20,-21, 8 to 5. ARIENS TRACTOR and MOWER to have a Will, and keep it up to date, making changes when sea. We buy, sefr and repair all out. Mr, Coburn, 475-2893. lgtf Furniture, Carrier ref.-freezer, needed. It is the ONLY way to provide ahead for a coflstructive types of lawn mowers. We aiso^re­ agent and yield increaser for CAR & TRUCK LEASING - For spraying corn. Other ConkUn prod­ stove, small appliances, dishes, FREE 30 rototiller with Simplicity way to leave your affairs and assets, pair all types of small gas motorsj ucts available. For delivery call small boys'-clothing, misc. items. 8 h.p. Broadmoor tractor and YOU, not your state's arbitrary intestacy laws, should de­ rotQtiUers, chain saws, riding lawn details see Lyle Chris well at mower. New and Used Cars mowers. You call, we haul. Free Palmer Motor Sales, 4754301. 49tf Harold Trinkle, 475:8992, x46tf -x49 termine tp whom, how and when yowr assets should be distributed. pick up and delivery. 475-2923. ATTENTION CORN GROWERS- FOR SALE — Niagara Cyclo-mas- 5 h.p. ROTOTILLERS from $239.95. Likewise, YOU, instead of an unknown judge, should name your - • x40tf FuhkV G seed - corn. Have-, all sage chairi reclines, blue velvet- executor who will manage and settle your estate according to for Immediate delivery varieties and maturing dates of ine upholstered. Excellent item for MANCHESTER \GARDEN MASTER 5 h.p. riding your desires Expensive bonds cap be avoided. SEAMLESS ALUMINUM eaves- those with troubled backs. Perfect troughs, roofing, siding, and sin'gle. and three-way crosses on ' moweririftrtfir , regularpfiilarv $425.00, now If minor children are involved., a Will is more important than' hand. WJU deliver. Call Harold condition, just like new. Call 475- FOR SALE — 3-bedroom frame $325.00. carpentry wprfc of all kinds,' Ex­ 8552. ; . x49 ever. Among other things, the WW can designate the guardian perienced installers. All work Trinkle & Sons, 475-8992. x46tf ranch, 7 years old, on 1½ acres. who can raise the minor children and manage their property. Harper Pontiac guaranteed. For free * estimate, Many extras, shown by appoint­ HAHN-ECLIPSE used self-p r o. polled mower, The WiU can create a trust for (he spouse, children and Qthers, call R. D. Kleloschmidt Co., 428- ment only, to protect them against loss which might result from their in­ 8836. x31tf EDWARDS NURSERY STOCK Sale$ & Service Because of poor health I am selling HOME WITH EXTRA LOTS—Suit­ JACOBSEN awed push mower. experience in financial affairs, Furthermore, your lawyer can TRAVEL TRAILERS - 13-ft. and CONSTRUCTION able for contractor. 475-1306- out my nursery stock; Still have SIMPLICITY 10 h.p. Landlord with show you how Estate taxes can often be reduced, and some­ up; 10x55 ft. trailers. John R. INSULATION, s i d i n g, roofing, a good selection of spreading times eliminated through a Wilf. Thpse are only a few of the Evepings, 475-1608 Jones Trailer Sales, Gregory, Mich. storm windows and doors. Re­ OLDER HOME being remodeled, 42" mower, i yews, also Hicks yews and Arbor on market soon. reasons why a Will is helpful ;. , . We, as Funeral Directors 40tf Phone 498-2C55. 43tf modeling. Residential builder. Vitae, some Norway maples. Good WEED-EATER grass trimmers. through the years, have seen many cases of needless confusion, FOR SALE by owner, business and Licensed, Certified, Insured buys on all. You dig. State inspect­ 10 ACRES, just out-side village, worry and indecision — caused by a'lack of a Will. We suggest living space block building, 1 FRE.E ESTIMATES ed. McKISSICK power sprayers' and - some pine trees, 330-ft. frontage. shredders, you don't let it happen to you . . . BURGHARDT FUNERAL CUSTOM floors with office and apartment, Call JOE EDWARDS Only $15,000, HOME, 214 East Middle St., Chelsea, Mich. Phone 475-1551. zoned commercial, 134 ft. road Faist's m*m^r^^w* I frontage, over 1 acre. Call for ap­ 426-4057, Dexter 36 ACRES — Several acres of WHIP-STICK, Lawn Boy, Simplic­ pointment 475-9209. x!2tf *47tf Evergreen Nursery woods, frontage on two roads, ity mowers. mm* mm *tmw BUILDING NEED A ROOF? Call Toth Build­ 108 rpds. $1,500 per acre. LOST CAT—Reward. Long haired, ing and Remodeling, (313) 428- 11362 Trist Rd,,, Grass Lake Ariens, Simplicity, Gilson; Garden- i silver gray tiger, 12-year family 9203. 41tf Ph. 517-522-458? 2-BEDROOM, 100-ft. frontage on master rototillers. LICENSED Si INSURED member, want him back very St Lake Huron, Port Hope. $26,900. FREE ESTIMATES, much. Needs medication. Call any- FOH SALE by owner, year 'round '75 RANCHERO — Automatic, air. home near Harrison between 2 Real clean. Palmer Ford,' 475- SPECIALS time, day or night. 428-7233. 39tf Chelsea Hardware lakes. Fireplace, 2 bedrooms, car­ 1301. x46tf TOTAL AVAILABLE NOW — Rural apart. peting, natural gas, patio, all mod- SEE FAHEY REALTY Ph. 475-1121 40-OZ. BOX JIFFY ment for non-smoking couple, no ern facilities, gh, 429-4311. 47tf DODGE 1974 Dart sport, auto., John Fahey, 428-8748, 15554 Fahey 49 CONSTRUCTION pets, 13 miles west of Ann Arbor. p.s. Excellent one-owner condi­ Rd.; Jim Fahey, 428-8348, 112 S. Ph. 475-8334. x37tf tion. Palmer Motor Sales, 475-1301. Washington; or Dick Fahey, 475- Biscuit Mix 61c x45tf SERVICES NEED A ROO^F? Call Toth Build- Pierson & .2036, 28 Sycamore, Chelsea. 49 ECKRICH mg & Remodeling, (313) 498 FORD 1976 4-wheel drive. Only Experienced 41« Riemenschneider " 9,000 miles, Has a Ford Deluxe —Homes, factories, Mftrehousei 2178. REALTORS box cover, Like new. Palmer Ford, MOVING SALE Production Foreman Roasted Sausage •. • lb. ,$1.13 475-1301. x44tf —-Pole buildings 111 Park St. - 475-9101 11141 Boyce Rd., Chelsea 1 QT. JAR SALAD DRESSING GAR - NETTS WlNTED — Catholic Missals, We are currently accepting appli­ •^•Garages DO YOU NEED a lot of room for prayer books, Bibles, -statues, Take M-52 north from Chelsea to cations fpr the position in our GREENHOUSE; your growing family? Want a cru'cifix, rosaries, medals, in any Boyce Rd., turn.left Signs will •salaried force. Experience in pro­ —Remodeling - Additioni > good location close to elementary duction supervision is a prerequi­ Miracle Whip . . . $1.09 condition. Ph. 475-7161. -49 be posted. site. —Aluminum Siding Flower & Gift Shop school and downtown, but don t ASSORTED FLAVORS 1 have a Jot to spend? This may be CHELSEA — 3-bedroom ranch, —Roofing Your Friendly. Florist the home for you. 4-bedrpom home .1,400 sq. ft., 2 baths, 2-car at­ Fri. & Sot., May 2Q-2V Better than average wages and J12 E, Middle St.,£helsea .on a corner lot, 2 baths, family tached garage, finished rec. room. fringe benefits are available to Kool - Aid , . . 6 for 53c p-Masonry Work, fireplaces^ block room, dining room and basement. Near North Elementary, $52,900. 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. the right person. work, patios, etc. ; 12-OZ. CAN NIBLETS A total of 2,000 sq. ft. of living Call 475-7643. 46tf Snowmobile, old wooden wagon Apply in person or send resume to; J^pN^S-l^QO area. Reasonably rpriced at $39,50.0.:: -'71 FORD Galaxie 500 4-dr. A local •wheels,, antique corn shelleri, "^';'"': Funeral Flowers 'one-owner. Automatic, power. 14,000. BTU air cond., chain saw, 'PERSONNEL DEPARTMENT m ... 2 for 55c SLOCUM Wedding Flowers IF YOU HAVE OUTGROWN' your Palmer Ford, 475-1301. x46tf tools, white, provincial bedrbom present home and need a change VACANT LAND -- Two 10-acre •suite (twin bed with cnaopy), gold Cut Flowers (arranged or boxed) in location, inquire on our listing swivel rocker, pool table, picnic Rockwell We have hulk and package garden seeds. CONTRACTORS . Potted Flowering Plants parcels on Clear Lake Rd. across insStockbridge. The home features the street from Clear Lake, Par­ table, dog houses, bikes, clothing, & BUILDERS Green Plants - Corsages 2,800 sq. ft. of living spaceman in-' lots of other items. International ground pool to satisfy the kids this tial rolling and evergreens. Excel­ MECHANICAL DEVICES Serving Washtenaw County WE DELIVER lent building location. Terms avail- -x49 summer, and 2½ acres of land. able. Ph. (1) 676-1481. x46tf OPERATION For Over 20 years x9tf There are 4 bedrooms, 2 baths, 301 East St. KUSTERERS 20700 OLD US-12 family room and recreation room, FOR SALE — Yamaha motorcy­ Chelsea, Mich. 48118 WANTED—Plow ground and stand­ cle, 1972, 350, 2,000 miles on it. Women's Special CHELSEA ing hay. Ph. 475-2771. 37« lovely stone fireplace and 2-car FOOD MARKET Phone 475-8321 or 475-7611 garage. $57,500. Like new bike. Orange and black. Summer Tops An Equal Opportunity Employer DIAL 4^5-272! WE DELIVER 2ti BLACK DIRT and peat mixture $500 cash. Richard Wcllhoff, 207 x49 FARM SEEDS — Alfalfa, all the for sale. Excellent for lawns, ATTRACTIVE 3-BEDROOM ranch Buchanan St., Chelsea. Call 475- . clovers, brome grass and Rodney planters, gardens. Delivered by the on 2 acres! Only 2 years old.' In­ 1171 after 6 p.m. -49 $4.88 seed oats. Our alfalfa seeds are all load. Duane Landwehr, 18000 Cav­ cluding fireplace, 2 baths, full -' anaugh Lake Rd. Ph, 475-8480, -3 basement, carpet and drapes. Chel­ AT pre-innoculated. Cole's Elevator •:•••'— -t-'—*•,*-.—•••••«•-——~-p.' ym i - • \ i< ,.' ..( "i1 17-7----^-1 • -— Co., Gregory. Ph. (318) 498-2735. SEE US for transK mixed con­ sea schools. $53,900. LAKE PROPERTY x49 crete. Klqmpp Bros. Gravel Co; PERFECT FAMILY HOME on a DANCER'S WANTED — Reliable teen-a g e Phone Chelsea 475*2530, 4920 Lpve. quiet street. Shaded corner lot. PATTERSON LAKE — 3-bedroom girl living near Cavanaugh Lake land Rd-, Grass Lake, Miph. x40tf Close to high school and middle older home with lake access. 49 to babysit full-time' in our home, CLEAN, soft, fluffy dry carpets. school, All-brick ranch in excellent Fireplace. Nicely decorated, in 7:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. this summer, That's what you get when you condition. 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths, good condition. $31,500. Needed: A Very Weekdays only for 7:year-old and clean ithem with HOST. Rent the dining room, 2 fireplaces, base­ PORTAGE LAKE Access -- 3-bed­ 10-year-old. Ph. 475-7661 after 5 HOST machine. Merkel Home Fur- ment and 2%-car garage. Com- room cottage with rear deck. 2 Special Person p.m. 49'nishings, Chelsea, 475-8621. x49 pletely carpeted, some appliances fireplaces, 1 bath, walk-out base­ and great location. $59,000. WE REALLY NEED a firm, but ment. $30,500. understanding adult to take over SUMMER IS HERE and it's time SPACIOUS 3-bedroom brick ranch when Mom is away. Our family , to think about lake property!) with access to Portage Lake. 3 includes a strong-willed boy of 9, Newer 3-bedroom home on patter- baths, 2-car garage, rear family an energetic girl of 7, a lazy grand­ son Lake (included in the chain room looking onto covered patio. mother cat, an Irish Setter who of lakes). 150 feet of water front­ Shaded private yard. Unbelievable thinks he's a lap dog, and a gold­ age. Quality home. Cathedral ceil­ at just $59,900. fish named "Harold." Mom works ings, fireplace, full^ength porch from 9-5, plus sells real estate part- with screens, 2-car garage. $48,900. time. Situation and pa# are very Chelsea Schools negotiable. Could be part-time BEAUTIFUL 2 ACRES of trees, your house and part ours. Need shrubs and blowers surround this 4-BEDROOM, 2½ baths, 2 fire­ someone permanent, hopefully sev­ cozy 2-bedroom home. Perfect for places, heated pool, two 2½-car eral years. Is there a possibility the retired couple who enjoy gar­ garages. Finished walk-out base­ you would clean house once a dening or the anxious young and ment. 2 acres of beautifully land­ week, start dinner sometimes, and growing family. School bus at door, scaped yard. Owner anxious to stay at our house occasionally on possible pond site. Grass Lake sell. $89,900. week-ends or during mother's va­ area. $45,000. cation? Shari Roberts, 129 Clar- VACANT LAND dalc Ct., Chelsea, 475-9258 (after IMPRESSIVE HOME designed for a large family. 4 bedrooms plus WE LIST and sell vacant land and 5). _ _ ;_ jo study, family room, 2 fireplaces, desirable building sites in Chel­ PICNIC TABLES, old-fashioned Poly-Ply, the better buy balcony, 2V2-car garage and large sea and Dexter area. Wo now have lawn swings, assembled and un­ heated workshop. Mature trees on several 1, 2½ and 10 acre building assembled. You haul or we de­ 2 lovely acres. Chelsea schools. sites' with excellent land contract liver. Finished or unfinished, from terms. $55. Vi mile from Dexter on Dcxter- mFULL FO LOTS OF PRIVACY - 3-bedroom Cholsca Rd, 426-3416. Cedar Rus­ ranch on 3 acres. Family room, MANCHESTER schools, 10-acre tics. _ _ *49 site, $15,900, land contract terms. / fireplace; 1½ baths, 2V6rc a r ga­ COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE — rage, Picturesque setting. Chelsea Friday, Saturday and Sunday, schools. $62,000. Dexter Area 7970 Liberty Rd. 7 miles west be­ SALE ENDS MUST BE SEEN — This home has 3-BEDROOM. 2 fireplaces, 10 acres tween Zeeb and Parker Rd. From plenty to offer inside. Sharp 4- wooded, 2 barns. $86,900. 9 io 8. Household items, clothing, MEMORIAL DAY bedroom tri-level in a good cen­ and much more. x49 tral location in Chelsea. Including NKF.l) MONEY? Like a good time? 2 baths, study and family room, ED COY REALTY Sell any wnnecded items at the WHITEWALLS Rear yard backs up to mature 426-3948 flea market in Dexter. Space is trees and open space. Central lo­ Ed Coy, Broker limited. For reservations call 426- cation in Chelsea. $46,000. Ted Picklesimor, Salesman 8:! 19 or 475-2(538. x49 A78-I3 ATTRACTIVE well-kept ranch on x49tf One never can predict on emergency. With money in \ 19.37 a corner lot in Chelsea. Very your regular savings account, emergencies are easier SIZE convenient to both the high school PRICE and middle school. 3 bedrooms, din­ 20% OFF to overcome. Open a savings account at Chelsea State C-78-14 ing room, family room, full base, PAINTING $22.61 ON ALL Bank, add to it regularly. At Chelsea State Bank your E-78.14 ment and 2'/K-car garage. Low $23.29 maintenance exterior. $45,000. regular savings earn 5% annual rate of interest from F-78-14 $23.90 WOMEN'S SAVE MONEY G-78-14 $24.63 'PiersoYi & day of deposit to day of withdrawal. Plus, deposits NIGHT-WEAR on H-78-V4 $25.78; Riemenschneider made by the IOth earn from the 1st. G-78-15 REALTORS - 475-9101 THURS., FRI., SAT. ONLY $24,95 ill Park St., Chelsea QUALITY WORK H-78-15 $26.00 Evenings and Sundays: AT Jeanene Riemenschneider 475-1469 FREE ESTIMATES CHELSEA <.££«?:> Jim Spencer 470-2767 DANCER'S FORD Pat Morkel ...475-1824 40 mfmm John Pierson ...... 475-2064 YARD SALE— WNorth St.'/Fri- CALL '**• *«W»*-». -^hf JKACujt&M V / I 11111¾ ^^,.ih;!..-;;..l.j^j.^:.t.;ra.:i:l:.t.^^Ai:i./:...... i...:...b... »t*f^»—mm^mmmmrmmmm^^m^^mt *•>•«»* I Mlf»MI.W|MIIIHIPPI '——I —»m.v or Jn 1971, and' recorded on Ap'cH 5,' 1971, in of the East ½ of the SB V* of SecUon tJLWG KITTENS -FREE to complete, solid- oak, $200. Ph. Dewey Sti,vCheisea. cioth^es^hpuse^ by KENNETH E. TUREAUD and SYLVIA l said mortgage, and pursuant to the statute interest thereon at Eight per cent <8%J ! Lot .{JOS'; WESTWILLOW-UNIT ONE, a corner' of the East Half of the South­ Ird plastic pool pump with see- get-togethers. Country rock and DAVENPORT Tor saleT in "goo d of the State of Michigan In such case made per annum and all legal costs, charges Subdivision pf part of the' East _w of east Quarter . of said Section 24, T4S, wgh plastic top 'and motor. rock. Ph. 434-4575 or 439-1978. -51 come as neighborhood Amway dis­ condition. Ph. 475-1559. x49 and provided, notice is hereby given that and expenses, including the attorney • fees, : Section 11 and 14, Town 3 South, Range R4E, and running thence East along the Mill. Used one season. Also, tributor of nationally known prod- on Thursday, the 2:ird day of June, 1977, allowed by law, and also any gym . or ' 7 East, > Ypsllantl Township, Washtenaw quarter line of said Section, 7 chains FOR™SALE — Remodeled lake ucts.For •appoihtmeljit,. call 426-8533 at 10:00 o'clock a.m., Local Time, said sums which may be paid by the under­ County, Michigan,, according to the plat and 40 links; thence South parallel with /e-ground pool ladder. Ph. 475- home with two lake lots. 66-foot ; mortgage will be foreclosed by a sale at signed, necessary to protect (Is interest In gtefedf as recorded in jLlber 10 of Plats, thp East Jlne of said Section, 19 chains or 426-3557. -x52 Legals and 43 links; thence West parallel with f, evenings after 5. ••' x49 frontage on Cavanaugh Lake. public auction, to the highest bidder, at the premises. Which said premises are. Pages. f»:and 29, sheet 2 0{ which has MOTORCYCLE FOR SALE -M'72 the Huron Street entrance to the Coun­ described as follows: All that certain piece been revised in.Liber 10 of Plats, Page the aforesaid quarter line, 7 chains and UTILIZER — We have several 130,000 by owner. Ph. 475-9233. x49 NOT1CK OF MOHTGAOK SALE ty Building In the City of Ann Arbor, or parcel of land situate in the City. 6V 87, Washtenaw County Records, 40 lln({8 to the West lino of said quarter tferent analyses for field or 1975 FORD F-250 %-ton Super Cab Honda $94, very good condition. Default having been made In the condi­ Washtenaw County, Michigan (that being Saline, in the County of Washtenaw,. and purlng the-six months immediately fol- section; thence North along said last pen. Cole's Elevator Co., Greg- Extras/ Best offer over $600. Ph. tions--of a certain Mortgage made by the building where the Circuit Court for Stale of Michigan and described as'fol­ lowing the'sale, the. property may bo re­ mentioned line, 19 chains and 60 links pick-up. A real clean one-owner,- 428-7978.' = X51 Glenn It. Clark and Martha J. Clark, the County of Washtenaw is held), of the lows, to-wit: •:••,•• deemed. ,;,....'.'. .to the place of beginning, all being Ph. (313) 498-2735. x49 Low mileage. Palmer Ford, 475- husband and wife, to State Savings Bank premises described in said mortgage, or so Lot 297, Rolling Meadows Community' -• - i> May 12, ,1977.- in the' Townshlpof Brldgewater, County SALE — 1976 Camaro. Better FOR SALE — 1972; Chevy Nova, of Clinton, Clinton, Michigan, a Michigan much thereof as may be necessary to pay No. c, a subdivision of part of East % laHfornia Federal. Sayings and Loan of Washtenaw and State of Michigan. 1301. x48tf Banking Corporation, dated October 5, the amount due, as aforesaid, on said of Section 36, Town 3 South, Rang? 5 AfSoc(afton, Assignee of Mortgagee. Also, Land In the Township of Saline, an new. 4,000 miles. Power 6-cylirider, automatic transmis­ East, City of Saline, Washtenaw County, George M, Karl • - ..:,'• Washtehav/ County, Michigan, described HELP WANTED"— Mature person 1972, and recorded In the office of the mortgage, with the interest thereon at Michigan, as recorded in Liber 18 of ring, power brakes, 8-track sion, Ptt, 498-2476 after 5 p.m. x49 Register of Deeds for the County of Wash- Seven per cent (7%) per annum and all Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee as: Commencing at the southwest corner to train for manager of Ann Ar­ Plats, Pages 13, 14 and 15 of Plats, 147S Penobscot-Bldg. >' of Section 19, in the Townghip of Saline, eo. 23 m.p.g. plus, rust-proofed, WANTED — Small safe for home tenaw and Sta'te of Michigan, on October legals costs, charges and expenses, in­ Washtenaw County Records. bor dry cleaning plant. No experi­ '30, 1972, In Liber 1417 of Records, on cluding the attorney fees allowed by law, Detroit,. Michigan 48226. '. and running thence North along the I During the six (6) 'months Immediately west line of said section, 80 rods; thence under warranty. $3,600 firm. ence necessary. Ph. 769-6820,,; 8 use and • private papers. John pages 439 and 440 on which mortgage arid also any sum or sums which may be following the sale, the property may qa, ; • • • May 12-19-2«.June 2-9 there is claimed to be due at the date •paid by the undersigned, necessary to pro­ East 30 rods; thence South parallel to 475-1436. 49 a.m. to 3 p.m. 49 Wellnitz,- Ph. 475-15JL8. -x5Q redeemed, • '.-• ' N0ti<5«'- OB'.^lOlttaAGBv.'SAtB, '.•.; the west line of said Section, 80 rods; of this notice,, for principal and interest, tect its interest hi the premises. Which Dated at Troy, Michigan April 21, J977; ^Default'having been made'In the con­ SALE — Size 2XL .(18-18½) PROFESSIONAL: requires 2-bed- the sum of '591,953.09 Dollars, and no said premises are described as follows: thence West to the. place of beginning, YARD SALE — 5 families, 630 Standard Federal Savings and< Loari ditions; of a fcerjahi' Mortgage! made1' by excepting therefrom so much thereof as stout- men's clothing in very room .home or farm house to proceedings having been instituted to re­ All that certain piece or parcel of land Association, a Federal Associatlpii 'Glenn/ R! Clark-and.' WArtha J. Clarke, Flanders, May 21-22, 9 am. to cover the debt now remaining secured situate in the Twp. of Freedom in the lies, on ihe South side of the Chicago condition. Dowble-knit sport rent. Ph; 769-$300, ext. 259 or eve­ Mortgagee. husband ana wife, -to Stated Savings Bank Road, also excepting therefrom land 5 p.m. Have a little bit of every­ by said Mortgage, or any part thereof, County of Washtenaw, and State of Michi­ Dykoma, Gossett, Spencer,. of. Cllritori,- • Cllrttonj/'MlcWgan, 'a Michigan t and trousers, coat size 50-R. thing including the bathroom sink nings; 48l4g29.- -.»•.. •" '. -x52 whereby the power of sale contains 1 in gan, and described as follows, to-wit: Goodnowv & Trigg Banking. Corporation,, dated :Dedembei> 6, conveyed by Clara. S. Sweetland to the >users, waist 48, inseam 30-32. said Mortgage has become operative; LKGAL, DESCRIPTION 1973, aM recorded^ in 'Tthe- office of tlje County. of Washtenaw by deed recorded and baby's cradle! -•»•.'• .'"• ••, -v4D FOR SAMS — First ,and second -Now Therefore, Notice is Hereby Given • in Liber 231, of Deeds, Page 131, also its,,$15; trousers, $7. Warm codings;, of i7-aere alfalfa- field. The South one-half of the Southeast one- Attorney for Mortgagee.. . •, • ;.,«'• »'.•'..>. RegJsJeKptiPejed^ fqx, the' .'interest, i cotton shirts. Reversible new WANTED TO RENT — Responsi­ cribed or so much thereof as may be , fiox 30028 by deed recorded in Liber 257 of Deeds M?«|[havpx", stefep; and . AM-FM 1. That part lying East of Parker Road. the , sum ofTwehty, Four£ f Thousand Six oh. Page 39. it, size 48; and pajamas, robe ble married couple with child necessary, at public auction, to the high­ Lansing. Michigan 48909 Hundred Eighty;,. Wo~ apt! &/J00 ($24.,- radio, v collectibles, clpthes and est bidder, at the West door of the 2. Commencing at the Southwest corner 517/373-3088 Dated-April 1, 1977. i uridorwear, All reasonably would like to rent 2-bedroom home of said East one-half of the Southwest one- ,Datte: May .13, .1977 682.51). ipollafg, ahdv no- • proceed Ings - having toys. iCijry-20-21; 9^ a.iri..to 5"p.'ihi Washtenaw County' Building In the City quarter of Section 24; thence North along been Institute^ to recover^; the debt ,'*)6w State Savings Bank of Clinton, [ced. Also, sport coat, size 44-46; or apartment in the Chelsea area. of Ann Arbor, and County "of Washtenaw, Permit Number; MI 0020737' : - Clinton, Michigan 560 Chahdlet' Sfc, Chelsea. '- x49 Ihe West line thereof 12 chains and 61 NOTICE: The Village of Chelsea.present­ re'm^lhlrig^secured "by >s'ajd'. 'ty6rtgajge,;.'oi' ;s, size 44; and short-sleeved Ph. 475-7716. . 52 Michigan, that being the place of holding links; thence East parallel with the East afty pact thereof, Whereby- the power of •A Michigan Banking Corporation the. Circuit Court in and for said County, ly has a valid National Pollutant Discharge. sole contained in said. Mortgage has be- Mortgagee. •„, Size 17. Ph. 475-7025. 49 PART-AMERICAN gelding stal­ GARA&E SALE- — Saturday and line of-sald section 3 chains and 96 links; Elimination System (Public Law 92-500) : on Friday, June 10, 1977, at ten o'clock* thence South 12 chains and 61 links to the cojhe jPRe^ratiYe.;- . v , .^/-, •' .".'- ',\ -.•,-' Melvln R. Smith , lion for sale. 17 hands high, age Sunday, May.; 21-22;! 6995 West- Eastern Daylight Time in the forenoon Permit, Issued, July 31, 1974, to discharge 1 I Now Therefore,' Notice Is Hereby GIGen 'Attorney, for Mortgagee LIJKS HANDYMAN SERVICE— South line of the section; thence West treated municipal • wastewater from .its 7. Ph. 475-7716. 51 bourne Dr. on. Inverness Go 1 f of said day, and said premises will be 3 chains and 96 links to the Place of Be­ that by. virtue -of the porter, of s"ale coh- Business Address , nsured work guaranteed. Free sold to pay the amount so as aforesaid facility located at Section 12, T2S, ' R4E; tajnedih said Mortgage and |ri pursuance 1449 Roxbury Road Course. .Table sav/, Simplicity rid­ ginning. The Village of Chelsea discharge^.,.lt9 imates; reasonable rates, in- FOR SALE — Octagon dining table ing inower, >. Maytag washer andthe n due on said mortgage together with B. Commencing at the Southeast corner ot. thti> statute, in iMch cafee made and Ann Arbor, Michigan. ance estimates. Home modern-^ eight per cent Interest, legal costs, At­ effluent to Letts Creek. ••}''" Rrovfded. the said Mortgage *y)H be fore,- April 21-28-May 5-12-19 ! with 4 ladderback. chairs, like gas: dryer. GE dishwasher* b a b y torneys' fees and also any taxes and in­ of Section 24, Town 3 Soulh Range 4 East, Said NPDES permit expires on Juhe; dfp8e,d fcy a" sfrie 'Of 'the premises, therein ig; and improvements, patios new. 47S-7369 after 3 p.m. 49tf Freedom Township, Washtenaw County, 30, 1977 at midnight. .\'V described1. oV so' 'mtyplv thereof -as m.'ay:, be bed, 8 walnut .stained chairs with surance that said Mortgagee does pay on Michigan; thence North 89" 51' 40" West' I decks, interior and) exterior or prior to the date of said sale; which The permittee has reapplied for : re!s? i>ece8sary/ ,a't ptiblle: aUCtipijt •; to' the high­ Michigan: was a pioneer among FOR RENT in Chelsea — 1-bed- rush seats, girls' elbthirig, sizes 8- said premises are described in said mort­ along the South line of said Section 940.50 suance of the NPDES permit. Federal; est n bfider^'at' the • -We'st- Dbot1 -. of the jiting, paneling and redecorat- room apartment. Ph. 663-8953. 49 12. Miscellaneb^. Ph. 475-2646. x49 gage as follows, to-wlt: Land in the feet to the Point of Intersection of the Law, 92-500 and State Law, Act 245, pub, WftShtentfw County. BHIWWg' iji ,th.e: -0(ty states in public education. It had F roofing and roofing repair. Townships of Saline and Brldgewater In centerline of Parker Road and the center- He Act of 1929, as amended require that' the Nation's first superintendent PARTNER WANTED—Part-time. GARAGE SA^E—.Kehmore sew line of Textile Road, said point being the all publicly owned treatment facilities pro­ Jail and large home repairs, in- the County of Washtenaw and State of Point of Beginning; thence continuing oi( public instruction and was the Will appoint qualified family man ing rri^chin6;'Kiticheh table, army Michigan, viz: vide treatment commensurate with' Secojj-. rOr" Iding electrical. Landscaping;/] •• Commencing at the Northeast corner North 89° 51' 40" West • along the South dary treatment and capable of complying /: first state to assure every child Tfdening and lawn maintenance. to manage business in this area; cot, suitcases and many other, line of sa"id Section and the centerline of with the State's Water Quality Standards qn• Mondays May>#, 1977 at. tery o'clock $1,785 investment required. For of the East % of the SE % of Section Textile ""Rxtad, 369.18 feet thence North Jh the. forenoon, loqal tlmey soil, sand, gravel, stone and items, .Saturday, May 21, 9 to 4 24, T4S, R4E, and running thence West by July 1, 1977. ' :' ^ ' said', premises 'wilL^fe sold to .pay the complete details regarding, this p.m. at 563 Chandler, Chelsea. -x49 12 chains and 28 links along the quarter 01" 18'20" East 660.20 feet; thence South It has been. determined that the Appli­ school education. \ ge stones. Hauling and moving, 89° 51' 40" East 324.81 feet to a point on cant will not comply- with this mandated amount; so-as-aforesaid ^hen due On said area, phone collect 313-722-0168 or ( • line; thence South parallel to the East the centerline of Parker Road; thence Mortgage, tbg.e(her witH eight .and one riaif lp truck work. Tree trimming GARAGE SALE — May 21-22, 9to line of said Section, 51 chains and 10 requirement. The applicant has applied fof ppr. cent .Interest, legal .Costs; .Attorney's write Michigan Steam way Distrib­ links, to the center of tht Chicago Road; South 02' 32' 40" East along the said a Federal Construction Grant, or Is' In' a- removal. Rototilling. Ph. 878- 6. • Chaifs, chest, • bed frame, fart, centerline 660.74 feet to the Point of Be­ Plan of Study area of another grant ap­ f^s and a)so. any ta^eg and insurance tha^ Subscribe today to The Standard! /;_.. 24-hqur emergency repair utors, 32444 Michigan Ave., Wayne, cooker, clothing: and many misc. thence along the center of said road ginning, said parcel being part of the Mich. 48184. -52; North 51 and Vt degrees East to the s plicant. Grants may be' available for the vice number, 761-4300; in Chel- itemsi.-.^'lSSl-^JiriUHIe .Rd:: between ..East line'of Section 25 in said T4S, Southeast one-quarter of Section 24, Town construction of the necessary 'facilities, and. area, caH"475-9242;" J x49tf HELP WANTED—Full-time'ttaby-1 Fletcher and Lima Center Rd. -x49 R4E; thence North along the East line 3 South, Range 4 East, Freedom Town­ the applicant has pursued the funding 01 of Sections 24 and 25, 41 chains and 20 ship, Washtenaw County, Michigan and this project with a good faith effort. ' • iMILY GARAGE SALE at 227 sitter needed for 3 school-age GARAGE SALE:— Fri., Sat., Sun., links to the place of beginning; ex­ containing 5.30 acres of land more or It Is hereby noticed that on the'; basis ffferson, Friday and Saturday, children. North School area. Ph. May 20-21-22, 9 to 7. Furniture, cepting and reserving therefrom land less, also being subject to the rights of of preliminary staff review and appiica-'. lease coll us now 20-21, 9 a.jn. to 5 p.m. Couch 47518801. Please no calls before 6 conveyed to Thomas A. Liddell as des­ the public over the Westerly 33 feet of Hon of applicable standards and regulations' clothes, , numerous misc. items. cribed In Warranty Deed recorded In Parker Road, and the Northerly 33 feet the Michigan Water Resources Commission chair set, carpeting, 9'xl2' p.m. r 49 11663 Pleasant. Lake Rd., Manches­ Liber 95, Page 468, and also excepting of Textile Road. proposes to reissue tHe NPDES permit foi FOR SALE — 22-ft. pontoon boatT ter (directly across from school). and reserving therefrom land convoyed 4. Commencing at tho Southeast corner the discharge subject to certain effluent, , ex-Avon ladies' bottle collec- 1 to State Highway Commissioner as des­ of Section 24, Town 3 South, Range 4 limitations and special conditions. O ur services are guaranteed , children's clothing and more. Best offer. Ph. 498-2476 after 5 ' • • 49 cribed in Liber 266 of Deeds, Page 507. East, Freedom Township, Washtenaw It is further noticed that the Michigan I 49 p.m. x49 Also commencing at the Northwest cor­ County, Michigan; (hence North 89° 51' 40" Department of Natural Resources Intends FOR SALE — 17.9 ft. bass boat— ner of the East Half of the Southeast West 940.50 feet along the South line of lo Initiate formal enforcement proceed­ 1 year old with' 60 h.p. Johnson Quarter of said Section 24, T4S, R4E, Section 24, to the centerline of Parker ings against the Applicant for its failure Our staff is well trained electric start outboard, new trail­ and running thence East along the Roarl; thence continuing along the Soulh to comply with the July. 1, 1977 date. The quarter line of said Section, 7 chains line of Section 24, and the centerline of Department of NaturaJ • Resources wlj: er. 1973 Chevy Nova, Custom V-8 and 40 links; thence Soulh parallel with Textile Road North 89° 51' 40" West 369.18 suspend these enforcement proceedings if hatchback, Air Condi, AM-FM the East line of said Section, 19 chains feet to the Point of Beginning; thence the Applicant agrees, stipulates arid cdh- radio, 2 extra tires. 11663 Pleasant and 45 links; thence West parallel with continuing along the South line of Section sents to the entry of a Final Order of Lovely in-ground pools SPECIAL Lake Rd,, Manchester {directly the aforesaid quarter line, 7 chains and 24, nnd the centerline- of Textile Road, Determination which orders, directs, nnd 40 links to the West line of~said quarter North 89° 51'40" West 1320.00 feci; thence requires the Applicant to adhere to and aeross from school). Ph. 428-8562. section; thence North along said last North 01° 18'20" East 660.20 feet; thence comply', with all conditions of the, new •• ' • x49 mentioned line, 19 chains and GO links Soulh 89° 51'40" East 1320.00 feet; thence NPDES permit. Said Final Order of De­ Sure it's not too early to the place of beginnjng, all being in South 01° 18' 20" West 660.20 to the Point termination further orders the Applicant FOR SALE —s Good black dirt, any the Township of Brldgewater, County of of Beginning, said parcel being part of to build the necessary treatment facili­ SCHOOL amount. You haul or will deliver. Washtenaw and State of Michigan. section 24, Freedom Township, Washte­ ties 'and attain and maintain the opera­ ALSO: Land In the Township of Sa­ naw County, Michigan, containing 20.00 tional level of these facilities tb the eXi Ph. 475-1541. , x50 line, Washtenaw County, Michigan, des­ acdes of land more or less and being sub­ tent necessary to meet the final effluent RUMMAGE S ALE, — Friday, 9 cribed as: Commencing at the southwest ject lo the rights of the public over the limitations specified In the new NPDES corner of Section 19, in the Township North 33 feet of Tpxtlle Road. permit in accordance with the .shortest a.m. to,5 p.m., 17670 Heim Rd., of Saline, and running thence North 5. Commencing at the Southeast corner feasible construction schedule predicated CLEAR CO. ELECTION Chelsea. x49 along' tho west line of said section 80 of Section 24, Town 3 South, Range 4 on the Federal Construction Grant Pr6- rods: thence East 30 rods; thence Soulh .East, Freedom Township, Washtenaw gram. ' . • ' . FOR SALE — Ford tractor 8N, parallel to'thb west line of said Section •County, Michigan; thence, North 89" 51'40" 'It is further noticed that the completion Dextcr-Pihckn.y Rd. Ph. 426 4220 1952. $JL,i00 cash. Runs good. Ph. 80 rods; thence West to the place of West 940.50 feel along the Soulh line of of the necessary facilities will be after 475-8310. x50 beginning, excepting therefrom so much Section 24 to the centerline of Parker July 1, 1977. Notice of Special Election thereof as lies on the South side of the Road, thence North 2° 32' 40" West 914.12 The proposed determination to reissue FOR SALE — Dishwasher, lVfe- Chicago Road, also excepting therefrom feet along the centerline of the said the NPDES Permit is tentative. Persons yr. old, family size, used very land conveyed by Clara S. Sweetland to Parker Road lo the Point of Beginning; wishing to comment upon, or object to,, the of the Electors of the County of Washtenaw by deed re­ thence West 1004.42 feel; thence North proposed permit and Final Order are' in­ little. $125. Ph. 475-7192, between 6 corded In Liber 231 of Deeds, Page 2° 2'20" East 219.13 feet; Ihencc East vited to submit the same In writing to: p.m. and 10 p.m. x49 131, also excepting land conveyed by 986.89 feet to the center line of Parker Permit and Enforcement Coordinator r Clara Sweetjand to the Slate Highway Road; thence South 2° 32'40" East 219.22 Water Quality Division YARD SALE — 6769 Peckins Rd., Commissioner by Deed recorded in Liber feet along the centerline of Parker Road Dept. of Natural Resources ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS lo the Point of Beginning. Said Parcel Box 30028 May 20-21, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Baby 266 of Deeds, Page 498, lalso excepting Chelsea School District items, fiberglass^ canoe, iron bed land conveyed .by Clara Sweetland to being part of Seclion 24, Freedom Town­ Lansing, Michigan 48909. 1, SEALED MDS" for the furnishing and installa­ Saline Township by deed recorded in ship, Washtenaw County, Michigan. The name of the permittee and permit Washtenaw and Jackson Counties, State of Michigan frame, toys, etc. •»•'•. x49 Liber 257 of Deeds on Page 39. 6. Commencing at the Southeast comer number should appear next to the above tion of .- ; GARAGE "SALE — 335 Washing­ Dated: April 1, 1977. of Section 24, Town 3 South, Range 4 address on the envelope and the first State Savings Bank of Clinton, East, Freedom Township, Washtenaw page of any submitted comments. All com­ ton St., Chelsea, sponsored by St. Clinton, Michigan, a Michigan County, Michigan; thence North 89° 51'40" ments received wifhin thirty (30) days PUMPING-STATION ALARM SYSTEMS To Be Held of the date of issuance of this public no­ Barnabas church, May 20-21, 9 Banking Corporation, Mortgagee. West along the South line of said section FOR THE VILLAGE OF CHELSEA, MICHIGAN a.m. to 4:30 p.m. x49 Melvln R. Smith 940.50 feet to the Point of Intersection tice will be considered in the formulation of said South line and the cenlerline of of the final determinations. If no written Parker Road; thence North 02° 32'40" objections arc received- and the permittee- will be received by the Village of Chelsea, Michigan Monday, May 23, 1977 West along said centerline 1133.34 feet to formally consents to the entry of the Order, the Point of Beginning; thence continuing the Michigan Water Resources Commis­ at the office of the Village Clerk in the Village Hall, North 02° 32' 40" West along said center- sion will Issue its final determinations ho line 217.83 feet to a point on Ihe North later than sixty (60) days following the Chelsea, Michigan until Notice of line of the South one-half of the South­ date of this notice. To the Electors of the School District: east one-quarter of said Section: thence The application, proposed permit and North 89° 55' 30" West along saiU North proposed Final Order, and other informa­ FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1977 Please Take Notice that a special election of Chelsea line 969.43 feet; ,thence South 02° 02'20" tion, are on file and may be Inspected at 10:00 A.M. EASTERN DAYLIGHT TIME School District, Washtenaw and Jackson Counties, Mich- West 219.03 feet; thence East 986.89 feel Ihe Water Quality Division offices, 8th ; lo Ihe Point of Beginning, said parcel be­ Floor, Stevens T. Mason Building, Lansing, igan, will be held in the Large Group Instruction Room ing part of the Southeast one-quarter of Michigan, and at the District Office locat­ and at that time and place will be publicly opened PUBLIC HEAR Section 24, Town 3 South, Range 4 East, ed at Route No. 3, 37205 Moulllee Road, (of the Dwight E. Beach School, on Monday, May 23, Freedom Township, Washtenaw County, Roekwood, at any lime between 9:30 a.m. and r read aloud. Michigan and containing 4.90 acres of land and 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. . 2. The proposed work consists of the furnishing and ,1977. for Rezoning more or less. Also being subject to the Copies of the Public Notice and corres­ J THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7:00 rights of the public over Ihe Westerly 33 ponding Fact Sheet summarizing applica­ installation of one complete alarm system for each of feet of Parker Road. tion information, proposed Final.Order and [O'CLOCK, A.M., AND CLOSE AT 8:00 O'CLOCK, P.M; Take notice that a public hearing will be held before proposed permit conditions are available the following existing purnping stations: South Main 7. Commencing at Ihe Southeast corner at no charge. Copies of all other infor­ the Lyndon Township Planning Commission at the Lyn­ of Section 24, Town 3 South, Range 4 East, mation are available at a cost of $;20 Street, Freer Road, Flanders Road, Lanewood Subdi­ The following proposition will be submitted to the vote Freedom Township, Washtenaw County, don Towrihall,. North Territorial and Townhall Roads, Michigan; thence North 89° 51'40" West per page. vision and Veterans Park. [of the electors at the special election: 940,50 feet along Ihe Soulh line of Section Please bring the foregoing lo the at­ on the 16th day of June, 1977 at 8:30 o'clock in the 24 to Ihe centerline of Parker Road; tention of persons whom you know would TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSITION (hence North 02° 32' 40" West 660.74 feet be interested in this matter. May, 19 3.. The contract documents, including drawings and FOR OPERATING PURPOSES evening* for the purpose of hearing all interested parties along the center line of Parker Road lo specifications, are on file at the office of the Village on the petition of Dennis & Karen Burke to rezone the the Point of Beginning; thence North STATK OF MICHIGAN Shall the limitation on the amount of taxes wjiich 89° 51'40" West 1024.59 feet; thence North The Probate Court for the County of Clerk in the Village Hall, €helsea, Michigan and at the may be assessed against all property in Chelsea lands hereinafter described from Low Density to Agri­ 02° 02'20" East 250.80 feel; thence East Washtenaw. office of Finkbeiner, Pettis & Strout, Limited, Consult­ cultural Residential: 1004.42 feet to the centerline of Parker File No. 67187 School District, Washtenaw and Jackson Counties, Road; (hence South 02° 32'40" East 253.38 Estate of JOHN GEORGE KLINK, JR., ing Engineers and Planners, 4405 Talmadge, Road, To­ feel along the centerline of Parker Road DcccHsod Michigan, be increased by 4.40 mills ($4.40 on each DESCRIPTION - PARCEL I to the Point of Beginning. Said parcel be­ TAKE NOTICE: On June 7, 1977, at ledo, Ohio 43623. A set may be obtained by depositing ing a part of Seclion 24, Freedom Town­ 11:00 a.m., in the Probate Courtroom, $10.00 with said Consulting Engineers. Checks shall be $1,000.00 of state equalized valuation) for the year Commencing at the West % corner of Section 36, T1S, R3E, ship, Washtenaw County, Michigan, con­ Ann Arbor, Michigan, before the Hon. 1977, for operating purposes? Lyndon Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan; thence N 84°- taining 5.87 acres of land more or less Rodney E. Hutchinson, Judge of Probate, made payable to the Village of Chelsea, Michigan. and being subject to the rights of the a hearing will be held on the Petition 37'-50'* E 840.18 feet along the East and West y4 line of said public over the West 33 feet of Parker of Emil Albert Klink praying for probate section and the centerline of Waterloo Road to the POINT OF Road. of a purported will of the deceased dated TKe full amount of the deposit for the first set of All school electors who are registered with the city M During the six months immedialely fol­ May 5, 1970 and for granting of adminis­ BEGINNING; thence N 02°-08'-10 W 937.97 feet; thence N lowing the sale, the properly may be re­ tration to Emil Albert Klink or some documents obtained will be refunded to each bona fide ^r township clerk of the city or township in which they 88^08^307 E 472.?5 feet to a point on the East line" of the West deemed. other suitable person and to determine the bidder or vendor who returns the complete documents Reside are eligible to vote at this election. Dated at Southflcld, Michigan, May 10, heirs of the deceased. Y2 Of the Northwest y4 of said section; thence S 02°-08'-10" E 1977. Creditors of the deceased are notified in good condition within 10 days after the opening of !___—__——_OTM_>KM_____HM>Hn__p4l MICHIGAN NATIONAL BANK that all claims against the estate must . 909.00 feet along said East line to a point on the East and West OF DETROIT, Mortgagee. be presented Ihe said Emil Albert Klink bids. The full amount of the deposit will be returned I, Hillary E. L. Goddard, Treasurer of Washtenaw County, y4 line of said section and the centerline of Waterloo Road; Mirhncl R. Kramer at 38026 Bush Road, Chelsea, Michigan to each non bidder who returns the documents in good Michigan, hereby certify that, as of March 24, 1977, the records , AUorney for Mortgagee 48118 ami a copy filed with the court on thence S 84°-37 -50" W 473.00 feet along said East and West y4 30U0 Town Center, Suite 1770 or before August 2, 1977. condition prior to the bidding date. af this Office indicate that the total of all voted increases over line and said eenterljne to the Point of Beginning, said parcel Southfield, Mich. 48075. Notice is further given that the estate and. above the tax limitation established by the Constitution of x May 19-26-June 2-9-1 r» will be assigned to persons appearing Michigan, in any local units of government affecting the taxable being a part of the West /i of the Northwest y4 of Section 36, of record entitled thereto. Additional copies (in excess of one) of the contract T1S-, R3E, Lyndon Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan and STATK ()l' MICHIGAN Dated: May 11, 1977. documents may be purchased at $10.00 per set. No broperty located in Chelsea School District, Washtenaw and In Ihe Circuit Court for the County of Emil Albert Klink, Petitioner u«ekson-Counties, MiGhigah, is as follows:------. - -containing-1A01 -aGres of- land more or less. Being subject to Washtenaw. * 18026 Bush Road refund will be allowed for the return of said additional the 'rights of the public over the Northerly 33 feet of Waterloo File No. 77-19601-DO Chelsea, Michigan 48118. By Washtenaw County None NANCY JACKSON DAY, Plaintiff, Attorney for Petitioner: copies. By Sylvan Township None Road; also being subject to easements and restrictions of record, vs. Rademacher & McLaughlin By Sharon Township None v "" if any. RONALD LEE DAY, Defendant. William J. Rademacher By Freedom Township None JOHN R. HATHAWAY (P .14742) 110 East Middle Street 4. All bids shall be signed, and submitted on the By Lima Township , Nono Attorney for Ihe Plaintiff. Chelsea, Mich. 48118. May 19 blanks which are bound in the specifications and shall By Dexter TowtiBhip ....._. None DESCRIPTION - PARCEL II OKDKR TO ANSWER STATK OF MICHIGAN Al a session of Ihe said Court held in be secured from the Consulting Engineers. Bid blanks •Jy Lyndon Township None BEGINNING at the West y4 corner of Section 36, TIS, R3E, Lyn­ The Probate Court for the County of 3y the School District 13.5 mills, 1977 to 1980 Inclusive Ihe Washtenaw County Building, Cily of don Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan; thence N 01°-5r-30" Ann Arbor, Washlennw County, Michigan, Washtenaw. shall not be removed from the specifications. Bids shall HILARY E. L. GODDARD on tho 6th day of Mny, A. D. 1977. File No. 67124 state the total lump sum price on the blanks provided W 60.11 feet along the West line of said Section and the center- Present: The Honorable Patrick J. Con- Estate of CHANDLER A. ROGERS, De­ Washtenaw County Treasurer line of Mester Road; thence N 84°-37'-50" E 334.03 feet; thence lln, Circuit Judge. ceased. therefor; shall be enclosed in.a sealed envelope marked o On the 28th dav of April, A. D, 1977, TAKE NOTICE: On April 7. 1977, in the N 0i°-5l'-ati" W, 531.19 feet; thence N 38 -43'-00" E v4I8.2l feet; Probate Courtroom, Washtenaw County "Bid for Pumping Station Alarm Systems," and ad­ o an action was filed by NANCY JACKSON thence N 88 -.08'*30" E 228.64 feet; thence S 02°-08*40" E 937.97 DAY, plaintiff, ngiilnst RONALD LEE Building, Ann Arbor, Michigan, before the dressed to said Village Clerk, Chelsea, Michigan. I, Merlyn E. Johnson, Treasurer of Jackson County, Michi- DAY, defendant in this court to obtain an Hon. Rodney E. Hutchinson, Judge of •gan, hereby certify that, as of April 19, 1977, the record* feet to a point oh the East and West y4 line of said Section and absolute divorce. Probate, a hearing was held on the lof this Office indicate that the total of all voted increases over the. centerline of Waterloo Road; thence S 84°-37'-50" W 840.18 IT IS HEREBY ORDERED that the petition of Roberta B. Downs, the will of 5. Each bid shall contain the name of every person, defendant, RONALD LEE DAY, shall the deceased dated April 3, 1972 was ad­ and above the tax limitation established by the Constitution of feet along, the East and West y4 line of said Section and the answer or lake such other notion as may mitted to probate nnd administration was firm or corporation interested in the same, and must Michigan, in any local units of government affecting the taxable centerline of Waterloo Road to the Point of Beginning, said be permitted by law on or before tho 121 h granted lo Peter C. Ftlntofl whose address day of July, A. D. 1977. Failure to comply is 121 South Main Street, Chelsea, Michl* be accompanied by either a bid bond to the satisfaction oroperty located in Chelsea School District, Washtenaw and parcel being a part of the West y2 of the Northwest y4 of Section nan. taCKSon Counties, Michigan, is as follows: with lliis Order will result in a Judgment Take further notice that on August 2, of said Village or a certified check on a solvent bank, .36 TIS, R3E, Lyndon Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan, by default ngnlnst such defendant for the 1977 at 9:(Kl a.m., in said courtroom, a in the sum of 5% of the amount of the bid, made pay­ and containing 10.48 acres of land, more or less, being subject to relief demanded In Ihe Complaint filed in hearing will be held to determine the |y Jackson County .....; Nrojo„ this court. heirs of Ihe deceased. able to the Village of Chelsea, Michigan, as a guaranty By Grass Lake Township 1.00 Mills W6 the rights of.the public over the Northerly 33 feet of Waterloo s/ Patrick J, Conlln Creditors of the deceased are notified By Waterloo Township None Road and the Easterly 33 feet of Mester Road; also being sub­ Circuit Judge. that all claims against the estate must that If the bid is accepted, a contract will be entered By ttie School District 13.5 mills, 1977 to 1980 Inclusive John H, Hnihaway of Hooper, he presented to said Peter C. Fllntoft at |y Jackson Community College 2.62 Mills 197¾ ject to easements and restrictions of record, if any. Hnlhnwny, Fleheia, Price St Davis Ihe foregoing address and a copy thereof, into and its performance properly secured. to Jackson County Intermediate School Tenth Floor, First National Bldg. together with proof of service, filed with ..District Special Educntlon 1,50 Mills 1976 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 Ihe Court on or before Ausust 2. 1977. 6. The Village of Chelsea, Michigan reserves the right By Jackson County Intermediate School The.application, maps and related papers are on file at (3131 662-442(1 Notice is further Riven that the estate '.District Vocational Education 2.50 Mills 1976 Attorneys for the Plaintiff. will be assigned to Ihe persons entitled to roject any or all bids and to waive any irregularities the office of the Lyndon Township clerk, Doris M. Mnv 19-2(i-June 2-9 thereto, MERLYW E. JOHNSON Fuhrmann, R.F.D. No. 2, Roepke Rd., Grass Lake, Dated: May 12, 1977. in bidding. MOKTUAOK SALK Roberta ». Downs, Petitioner Treasurer, Jackson County, Michigan Michigan and are open for inspection by appointment Dofnull having been made in the terms 118.1 Old White Plains Road •WW**—•••••••••••^••WIIHIMBWWIIMWWM^^ • "I" 7. No bidder may withdraw bis bid for a period of 60 mill conditions of a certain mortgage Mamnroneck, New York 10343. made by ROBKRT B. BROWN ami JOAN Atlorncy for Petitioner: day$ after the scheduled closing time for the receipt This Notice is given by order of the Board of Education M. BROWN, his wife, of Saline, Washtenaw Peter C. Fllntoft P13531 >f Chelsea Schoal District/ Washtenaw and Jackson County, Michigan, Mortgagors, to WAYNE Keuseh & Fllntoft of bids. FRDKRAL SAVINGS AND 1/>AN ASSO­ 121 Soulh Main Street tountiesy Michigan. Lyndon Township CIATION, Now STANDARD FKDKRAL Chclsrn, Mich. 48118 SAVINGS AND T.OAN ASSOCIATION. A Phone (313) 475-8671. May 19 Fedrral Association, of Troy, Oakland County, Michigan. Mortgagee, dated the MORTOAOK SAI.K, "" By Order of the Council of tho ROBERT N. SCHAFER Planning Commission .list day of May, A, D,, 1972, and re­ Default has been made in the conditions corded In the office of the Register of of a mortgage made by JOHN L. LITTLE Secretary, Board of Educatrort Dorii M Fuhrmann, Secretary Deeds, for the County of Washtenaw and nnd FAY LITTLE, his wife, to CORBY Village of Chelsea, Michigan )m*mm*mmmm^mmumm^mammmmmmKmmKmmatmm ifi^-f-^l-.if.^t-^^W.u.',,,.,, iiw , ,; , _••, State of Michigan, on the 14th day of MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Michigan •„•-.>.^_..wJ__l___. a_.^.„,_,./,i_.-^^.^.^.____.__.^.J.__lf,^_.^J__..V^d __t... ,J __ieWii|b™iWtt'.w..*u*vA i>.. « -v...-.,. ..-.,*.> -,. fi.,.v, * ,..-: ., ... . >-^. > >• <-*.., ^iiiiiii^ '•••••••"• tending ah Invitation to participate ing, (receive and file and rtfer to of a pick-Up truck to be used by h for Recognition from As­ 1400 Morton, Avenue, No.. 2-B, Ann 16 The Chelsea Standard, Thursday, May 19, 1977 " BOARD in their 4th of July Celebration Hunian Resources and Budget the Drain Commission for inspec­ sistant Prosecuting Attorneys; Arbor, Michigan 48104; Sue Of COMMISSIONERS Parade, (receive arid file and refer Committees) tion and maintenance of County R-7154 Bulletin from NACO} R-7155 Schwab, 1U Peninsula towU, Ann No. S (City of Milan) Bonds. Moved R-7184 Letter from Rudy Nastn to Administration Committee) R-7243 FltED: April 13, 1977: drains. Moved to approve County Letter from Sharon McCleelanj R- Arbor, Michigan 48106; and Jean to establish Washtenaw County R-7206 Letter from Cooperative Wednesday, April 20, 1977 R-7225 FILED: April 7, 1977: Letter from SEMCOG, dated April Clerk's request to change equip­ 7103 Copy of letter from JU«ge Winemah, 602 Linda VistA Street, Watef Supply System No. 2 (City tension and R-7217 Letter from Copy of letter from State Repre­ 7, 1977 and addressed to Margaret ment allocation provided for in '77 Ager and R-7164 the 1976 Report Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103, to the of Milan) and contract. Moved to Department of Labor. R-7209 Record of Proceedings sentative Perry Bullard, dated kuebler, re: they have completed budget to purchase a typewriter in­ from Juvenile Defender. Complete Washtenaw county Advisory Com­ issue $100,000 Washtenaw County ter from Detroit Edison-nsevi April 5,1977 and addressed to Dav­ their review of our letter of intent stead of two lateral files. Moved to report is on file in the County mittee on the Status of Women, be EVENING SESSION Water Supply System No. 2 (City Commissioners would like to t id Rittinger regarding purchase of and application for Juvenile Jus­ give tentative agreement to the Clerk's Office.) adopted, Roll call vote: YEAS: 15. of Milan) Bonds. Moved to approve the facility. Complete report is An adjourned session of the goods produced overseas, (receive tice and Delinquency Prevention 111.0 work weeks of special project 77-0182 Comm. Israel supported Motion carried. the Horseshoe Lake Sewer System. file in the County Clerk's Offi Washtenaw. County Board of -Com­ activities for 1977 as recommended and file and refer to Ways & Means Act funds, (receive and file and re­ by Comm. Ellis moved that the 77-0187 Comm. McCIary support­ Moved to approve construction of 77-0188 Comm. Fojtik suppo: missioners was held at the Court Committee) fer to Human Resources and by Planning Director, Moved to go resolution receiving the Washte- ed by Comm- Ellis moved that the the Village of Dexter Sewage House in the City of Ann Arbor, on record so the Planning Director by Comm. Walter moved that R-7226 FILED: April 7, 1977: Budget Committees) haw County Prosecutor's Office resolution concurring with the Treatment Plant. Moved to trans­ resolution appropriating $56,82 Michigan, on Wednesday, April 20, News Release /from SEMCOG dat­ R-7244 FILED: April 13, 1977: Can inform Social Services that the 1976 Report of Criminal Authoriza­ Waflhtenaw County Couttcil on Ag­ fer $315 from the Consultant's Line 1977. committee wishes to stay with the tion, be adopted. Roll call vote: the Ann Arbor Transportation ed March 28, 1977, re: new inland Letter from Governor William G. ing's appointment of Cmsr. Bent Item in budget of DPW to Central thorlty; $28,410 from the Ui The meeting was called to order lake sampling program, (receive Milliken, dated April 6, 1977 and June 1 deadline for Social Services YEAS:- 15. Motion carried. (Com­ F, Nielsen, 427 Riverview Drive, Purchasing Account for the pur­ to vacate County facilities. Moved plete report is on file in the County marked Reserve Fund and #8] by Chair Kuebler at 7:00 p.m. and file ahd refer to Physical Plant addressed to Margaret Kuebler, re: Ann Arbor, Michigan as the Wash­ chase of a plan file. Moved to from the Washtenaw County The Board stood in a moment Committee) the Legislature is presently con­ to approve resolution supporting Clerk's Office.) tenaw Couhty Council on Aging's adopt Plan A and have the Board of ^IIPTIPP reorganization of the County Plan­ Budget, for the purpose of assls R-7227 FILED: April 11, 1977: sidering a method of raising in­ 77-0183 Comm. Israel supported representative to the Area Agency meet on May 25th for considera­ with the funding of a County-1 Roll call found all fifteen (15) ning Commission staff. Moved to on Aglngi-B Executive Board for a Letter from NACo dated April 6, creased revenues for transporta­ adopt calendar of Physical Plant by Comm. Walter moved that the tion of CETA Special Project PSE Out-County Dial-A-Ride Se Commissioners present. 1977 and addressed to Robert M. tion purposes throughout the State. resolution Receiving the Washte* one-year term to expire on Decem­ Implementation Plan. Moved that for seniors and handicapped Comm. Minick supported by Committee meetings. Moved to re­ ber 31, 1977, be adopted. Roll call Harrison, requesting a financial Receive and file and refer to Phy­ quest Parks and Recreation Com­ haw County Soil Conservation Dis­ the Chair sign the Subgrantee the period July 1,1977 through J Comm. Ellis moved that the min­ contribution in connection with the sical Plant Committee) trict Annual Conservation Report vote: YEAS; 15. Motion carried. Agreements with various Sub- 30, 1978, be adopted. Roll call v< utes of the April 0th meeting of mission to respond to communica­ Comm. Walter supported by 1977 NACo Annual Conference R-7245 FILED: April 13, 1977: tions from Mr. Hellma'n re: Team­ 1976, be adopted. Roll call vote: grantees for public service employ­ YEAS: 15. Motion carried, the Board of Commissioners be Which is being held at Detroit's Letter from Miha Cassidy, dated YEAS: 13. Motion carried. Comm. Taylor moved that the ment activities to begin May 1, approved. Carried. sters Park and the letter on Lake Budget Committee Report dated 77-0189 Comm. Fojtik suppo Cobo Halt, July 23-37. (receive and March. 11, 1977, re: Roping the Loch Erin, indicating that we are Comm. McCIary supported by 1977 and extend through September by COmm. Nielsen moved that Special Order Of Business: file and refer to Budget and Ac­ Board can do something to keep Comm* Taylor moved that the Ad­ April 11, 1977, be accepted. Car­ 30 under CETA 1973. Moved to au­ not interested In either property at ried. (Moved to transfer $5,600 resolution establishing Washte: Comm. Murray supported by commodation Ordinance Commis­ the Dial-A-Ride busses running, present. Moved to recommend ministration Committee Report dat­ thorize Chair to sign Subgrantee County Sewage Disposal Sys Comm. Shoujtz moved that the res­ sion) (receive and file and refer to Phy­ ed April 7, 1977, be approved as from the Unearmarked Reserve to Agreement with Cloniara School amending the procedures for ap­ the Central Vehicle Account in the No. 6 (City of Ann Arbor) and olution supporting adoption of the R-7228 FILED: April 13, 1977: sical Plant Committee) pointing members to the Architec­ corrected. Correction being that for public service employment ac­ proving contract therefor, Huron River Planning Group's R-724B FILED: April 13, 1977: the second from last paragraph on Drain Office for the purchase of a tivities to begin May 1 through Spring News Letter for Michigan tural Selection Committee and the pick-up' truck to be used for the adopted. Roll call vote: YEAS: Management Plan for the Huron Week, May 14-21, 1977. (receive Opinion NO. 5184 from Frank J. Design Committee to indicate that page 20 w£$ changed to read as June 30 under CETA of 1973. Moved Motion carried. River, and designation of a portion and file and refer to Administra­ Kelley,' Attorney General dated follows* "Chair MeCiary suggest­ inspection and maintenance of td authorize payment of per diems one member be chosen by thfe County Drains MoVed to approve for Administration Committee 77-0190 Comm. Fojtik suppor or the Huron River and selected tion Committee) April 7, 1977, re: salaries of county Building Authority. The following ed we recommohd that the sub* by Comm. Nielsen moved that tributaries as a "CoUntry-Scenlc" R-7229 FILED: April 13, 1977: officials, (receive and file and re­ grantee Agreement of Cloniara reorganization of the County Plan­ meetings pertaining solely to referrals were received and filed: ning commission staff. Mr. Fegan CETA matters with funds avail­ resolution authorizing the issua River under the Michigan Natural Copy of a letter from the Ford fer to Administration Committee) R-7131 and R-7132 Notice of Hear­ School be extended from May 1 of $3,000,000 Washtenaw CoU RiVers Program, be adopted. Motor Company, dated March 29, R-7247 FILED: April, 13, 1977: through June 30 and since we will reported on space of new Proba­ able'under CETA of 1973. Moved ings; R-7133 Memo from Building tion Officers. Moved to eliminate to authorize the Chair to sign Sewage Disposal System No. , Discussion ensued. Comm. Wal­ 1977 and addressed to Sheriff Letter from Attorney General Inspection; R-7136 Letter from Eve have 20 PSE slots open, and we (City of Ann Arbor) bonds, puri ter supported by Comm, Fojtik Thomas^R. Minick commending the Frank J. Kelley,^ dated April 11, will be Issuing RFP's for them the Educational Therapist position "Standard Form 424" Pre-Applica- Schmale; R-7137 L&ttefc from Rob­ and creation of a Mental Health tibn for Federal Assistance, re­ ant to Act 185 of the Public At moved to postpone this resolution Sheriff's" Department for respond­ 1977 and addressed to Margaret ert Wray; R-7141 Letter from thir­ shortly, we could consider the of 1975, as amended, be adOpte until, the next meeting of the' ing /promptly, working in close Kuebler, re: he has scheduled a Cloniara position again along with position effective April 21. Moved questing funding for Wshtenaw ty-three . residents of Whitmore that the Chair sign the grant ap­ county under CETA for Fiscal 1978 Roll call vote: YEAS: 15. Motli Boards Discussion. . Question was harmony with the Ypsilanti Police state-wide tour throughout the Lake Convalescent Center; R-7i42 the other proposals which we'll re­ carried. called. Motion to end debate car­ Department and for handling the months of April and May. to an­ Public Notice from DNR; R-7143 ceive in response to issuing the plication to HEW for tile CSA under Titles I and II. Moved to ried. Voice • vote on postponing the RFP's." Motion to approve as cor- Headstart Pfogram for Program authorize the creation of otte Sum­ 77-0191 Comm. Fojtik subport< situation in a'competent ana pro­ swer . questions public officials Copy of letter from Social Ser­ Year L August 1, 1977 through July resolution. Motion failed. fessional manner, (receive and file might have regarding the newly- vices; R-7144 Letter from Florence reeled carried. mer Program Coordinator; one by Comm. Walter moved that tl 77-0179 ;0,rigihat motion to adopt 31, i&78 and appropriate $26,718 as Deputy Summer Program Coordi­ resolution establishing Washteftj arid refer to Human Resources enacted Freedom of information Mills; R-7153 Letter from James Moved to appropriate $6,000 to hard cash monies. Moved to ap­ the resolution was now on the floor. Committee) Act and Open Meetings Act. Copy SchlOsjhger arid R4158 Letter from Word Processing and to eliminate nator; one Secretary I and six Liai­ County Sewage Disposal Syste Roll call vote: YEAS: 10. NAYS: prove Increase of the Headstart sons, in CETA Office to implement No. 5 (City of Milan) and appft R-7230 FILED: April 13, 1977: of his schedule Is. attached.. (re­ Michigan Consolidated Gas Com­ the support for the Probation De­ HOme Visitor position from 80% to 5. Motion carried. Letter from State Representative, ceive and file and refer to Ways & pany, complete report is oh file In partment;-leave the typewriting the 1977 Summer Program for ing contract therefor, be adopt* Comm. McCIary supported by 100% time through July 13. Moved SPEDY. Moved to authorize the Roll call vote: YEAS: 15. Mdti Perry Bullard, dated March 30, Means, committee) the County Clerk's Office.) machines in Probation, but . take to refer to Corporation Counsel the Comm. Walter moved to receive 1977 ahd addressed to Meri Lou the dictation equipment Out. Mov­ leasing of additional office space carried. R-7248 FILED: April 14, 1977: 774)),80 Comm. Murray supported resolution granting approval for a in order to accommodate the per­ and file the communications and Murray, re: a Summary Of 1976 Letter from Department of Man­ ed to approve addition of two 77-0192 Comm. Fojtik support refer them as recommended with by Comm. Walterhouse moved that half time position of Clerk II In sonnel and equipment to adminis­ by Comm. Walter moved that t (September through December) agement and Budget, dated April the resolution to amend the pro­ Clerk II positions and authorize Ypsilanti Visiting Nurse Associa­ the following-corrections: R-7214, legislation which affects . local un­ the purchase of dictating equip- ter the 1977 SPEDY program. resolution authorizing the iSSUan 6j 1977 and addressed to Margaret cedures to select an architect or tion to be increased to a full time Moved to recommend the appoint­ R-7227 and R-7237 should be re­ its of government, (receive..;and Kuebler, re: important change ment.to be funded from the Un­ of $245,000 Washtenaw COunty Se ferred to Budget. R-7227 should engineer to perform work for the position. Moved to authorize fund­ ment of David E. Anderson as Di­ age Disposal System No. 5 (C file * and refer to Administration withih the current enacted Federal Washtenaw County Board of Com­ earmarked Reserve for the Pro­ ing of an additional Supervisor, for also go to the Accommodation Or­ Committee) bation Department. Comm. Shou- rector 0 f Building Inspection. of Milan) bonds, piisuant to / Crime Control Act of 1976. (receive missioners to identify one mem­ Probation Department County ROad Moved to establish a salary for the dinance Commission. R-7218 should R-7231 FILED: April 13, 1977: and file and refer to Human Re­ lz and Dr. Rosenbaum Were cho­ 185 of the Public Acts of 1957, be referred to Human Resources ber Of the Washtenaw County Pickup Program and appropriating Director of Building Inspection at amended, be adopted. Roll c Memo from Undersheriff Curt sources Committee, Budget Com­ Building AUghority to be a mem­ sen by the committee to be rec­ $2,000 from the Unearmarked Re­ only. R-7235 and R-7251 referred to Orsinger, dated March 23, 1977, re: ommended to the Octagon House an annual salary of $18,000. Moved vote: YEAS: 15. Motion carried mittee ahd Criminal Justice Plan­ ber of the Special Selection Com­ serve. Moved to recommend that to table approval of the Head Administration. Motion carried. a brief explanation of the usage of ning committee) Foard of Directors. Moved that 770193 Comm. Fojtik suppor Communications are as follows; mittee for projects that will or Ways & Means take two people Start Grant Application until a re­ by Comm. Walter moved that hypnosis in the; field of law en­ may be under the auspices 0 f the Executive Assistant issue a processing Words in Probation, put , R-7214 'FILED: April 1, 19>7: forcement and its potential use by R-7249 FILED: April 14, 1977: press release by April 8, re: Men­ port is made by the anticipated resolution establishing Washteri Letter from Department of Treas­ Letter from Office of Juvenile Jus­ the Washtenaw County Building them at Service Center, make committee on the cost factors in­ County Water Supply System . the Sheriff's Department, (receive Authority, be adopted. Roll c a II tal Health Board vacancy. Moved equipment changes and create two ury dated March 25, 1977, re: De­ and file and refer to Human Re­ tice Services, dated April 13, 1977 to recommend seven jiames for- volved in CSA Programs. Moved 2 (City of Milan) and approv linquent Tax Revolving Fund' (Act and addressed to Margaret Kueb­ vote: YEAS: ll NAYS: 2. Mo­ County-funded Clerk II positions; that the Chair of the Board estab­ contract therefor, be adopted, sources Committee) ler acknowledging receipt of our tion carried. appointment to the Advisory Com­ transfer $6,000 to Word Processing 206, P?A. of 1893, as amended), (re­ . R-7232 FILED: April 13, 1977: mittee on the Status of Women. lish a committee of three people call vote: YEAS: 15. Motion ceive ahd file and refer to Budget Child Care Plan and Budget for 77-0181 Comm. Murray supported ahd transfer funds to cover addi­ to check into the cost factors in­ ried. Letter from Ann Arbor City Clerk, Moved to concur with the Wash­ tional Clerk it's. Mr. Hubbard gave Committee) '•• Jerome S. Weiss, dated April 7, FY 1977-78. (receive and file and by Comm. Taylor moved that the tenaw County Council on Aging's volved in CSA Programs and ob­ 77-0194 Comm. Fojtik suppoi refer to' Human Resources and resolution to amend the list of a report on five grant applications tain all the information needed to R-7215 FILED: April 1,* 1977: Let- 1977, re: attached resolution adopt­ appointment of Comm. Nielsen as totalling $357,219. Moved to refer by Comm. Walter moved that 'ter from "Washtenaw County Coun­ ed by City Council on March 21, re­ Budget Committees) members of the Design Committee our representative. Moved to in answer questions. Moved to in­ resolution authorizing the issua R-7250 FILED: April 14, 1977: for the Corrections/Law Enforce­ request of Juvenile Court Deten­ crease position of Head Start Home cil on Aging, Inc., dated April 1, questing and supporting PBB test­ struct the Corporation Counsel tion for a Secretary I position to of $100,000 Washtenaw Coun 1977 and addressed to Margaret ing of food; - (receive and file and Letter from Mrs. George C. Ross, ment Center and Ypsilanti District to send out bids for publication of Visitor from an 80% time to a full Water Supply System No. 2 (( dated April 12, 1977 and addressed Court to include one member of Ways & Means for discussion of time position from April 1 through Kuebler recommending that Bertt refer to Administration Commit­ the Board minutes* Moved to refer whether the position should be of Milan) bonds, pursuant to Nielsen be appointed to the Ex­ tee) to Margaret Kuebler, re: the pro­ the Washtenaw County Building to Physical Plant the request that July 31. Moved to authorize Chair 185 of the Public Acts of 1957, posed plan to discontinue , Dial-A- Authority to be selected by the CfiTA funded. Moved to table re­ to sign Collective Bargaining Agree­ ecutive Committee of the Area R-7233 FILED: April 13, 1977: the Liberty Bell Award be placed quest of Probation for the crea- amended, be adopted. R 011 ( Agency on Aging; (receive and file Letter from the Ann Arbor News, Ride busses in Ypsilanti on June Building" Authority be adopted. on the wall of the second floor lob­ ment with Teamsters Local 214 for vote: YEAS: 15. Motion carrie< 15th and requesting the Board to Roll call vote: YEAS: 15. Mo­ tioh of three positions of Probation the Deputies Unit. Moved to ap­ and refer to Administration Com­ dated April 7, 1977 and addressed by to the left of. the U.S.S. Wash­ Officer I to be assigned £0 14th •77-0195 Comm. Fojtik suppor mittee) , to Margaret Kuebler, re: Attorney make a real effort to find out how tion carried. tenaw display. Moved to refer to prove the resolution authorizing by Comm. Taylor moved that important these busses are to our District Courts. Eliot Strlar gave the Chair to sign the Ann Arbor R-7216 FILED: April 1, 1977: Let­ General Frank Kelley will answer Comm. Israel supported by Budget the resolution establishing a report on his investigation of the resolution requesting that the C( ter from Department of Health, questions about the impact of the Settlor Citizens, (receive and file Comm. Ellis moved that the Hu­ the positioh of Secretary Ito Juven­ and Ypsilanti Chamber of Com­ ty of Washtenaw, through the and refer to Physical Plant Com­ implications in terms of union con­ merce Management Agreements. Education & Welfare dated March State's new open meetings law on man Resources Committee Report ile Court Detention. Moved to re­ tract and employees if CSA were partment of Public Works, i mittee) dated April 5, 1977, be approved. commend creation of three posi­ Moved that the Chair sign the Let­ bonds In the approximate amd 89, 1977 and addressed to Margaret Tuesday, April 19th. He will speak to be set up as a non-profit private ter of Understanding with Local Ituebler, re: letter of understand­ at 2:00 p^.m. in the Ann Arbor City 'R-7251 FILED: April 15, 1977. Carried. (Committee discussed the tions of Probation Officers I for corporation. Moved to appropriate of $680,000 payable from contr inclusion of 17-year olds in Juven­ Probation to be assigned to the 2733, Michigan Council No. 11 tual payments to be made by ing between Office of Child' Deve^ Council Chambers, (receive and Letter from CSA, Region V* dated federal funds received pursuant to AFSCME, re: Mental Health Shel­ tipffleht and Washtenaw County file and refer to Ways & Means April 12, 1977 and addressed to ile Court. Moved to approve Letter 14th District Court and appropria­ title II of tiie Public, Works Act Of township of Northfield to the Co r of Understanding with Washtenaw ting $44,847 from the Unearmark­ tered Workshop. Moved to elimi­ ty, said bonds to finance a p CSA with respect to its He ad Committee) Margaret Kuebler, informing us nate position of Educational Thera­ Start Program for PY "L" which R-7234 FILED: April 13, 1977! that our unit of government is eli­ County and Local 2733, AtfSCME ed Reserve to Personnel line 1976 to Various County' activities. of the cost of necessary sanits begins August 1, 1977 and ends Letter from the Ann Arbor Police gible to receive funds from the Which provides for the utilization items. CETA Director gave a re­ Moved to transfer $205,275 from pist in budget of Mental Health sewer improvements to serv , July Si, 1978, (receive and file and Department dated March 30, 1977 CSA for Fiscal Year 1977 Summer of a Mental Health sheltered work­ port on the status of the CETA General Earmarked Reserve to and create one position of Mental the Horseshoe Lake area, be ado shop. Moved to eliminate an Edu­ Grants. Moved to extend Subgran- the Unearmarked Reserve Fund. Health Professional. Moved that ed. Roll call vote: YEAS: 15. J refer to Human Resources Com­ and addressed to sheriff Minick Youth and Recreation Program for the Chair sign the Joint Ypsilanti mittee) thanking Deputies McFarlane and June 1, 1977 to September 30, 1977. cational Therapist position and cre­ tee Agreement with Cloniara Peter Ballios gave a report on the tion carried. Receive and file and refer to Ad­ ate a Mental Health Professional School from May 1 through June 1977 cash flow projection of the Recreation Organization Police R-7217 FILED: April 1, 1977: Let­ Spork and dog "Ronald** for assist­ Social Services Fund. Moved to Protection Services contract for 77-0196 Comm. Fojtik suppor ter from the University of Michi­ ing in tracking a suspect from the ministration Committee) position for Mental Health Center 30. Moved to authorize. Chair by Comm. Taylor moved that Citizen Participation: effective April 21, 1977. Moved to to sign Subgrantee Agreements approve the 1976 Annual Financial police protection in JYRO Park in gan, dated March 30, 1977 and ad­ scene of a crime, (receive and file Statements of the Washtenaw Coun­ Ypsilanti Township. Moved to au­ resolution authorizing the Wash dressed to Meri Lou Murray, re: and refer to Human Resources Richard BrunVand, Executive refer to Administration the vacan­ With various subgrantees (7) from naw County Board of Public Woi cy on the Mental Health Board May l through September 30 under ty Controller. Moved to approve thorize Chair to sign Memo of the University is again seeking Committee) Secretary, Washtenaw Contractors request of County Clerk to change agreement with Cooperative Exten­ to undertake required right of v nominations for its Manpower R-7235 FILED: April . 13, 1977: Association, spoke to the Board. with the resignation of Norman CETA. Moved to create nine posi* acquisition in order to constr Wilner and recommending the ap­ tions in CETA Office to implement budget allocation for Births and sion ahd the Washtenaw Farm Leadership Program, (receive and Letter from Bob Carr, Member of He is representing not only the Deaths by consolidating said allo­ Council for the County 4-H Youth and operate sanitary sewer i file ahd refer to Administration Congress dated April 4, 1977 and Labor-Management Joint Construc­ pointment of Dr. Gardner Quarton '77 SPEDY Program. Moved to provements to service the Hor to fill Vacancy. Moved to authorize lease additional office space in Or­ cation into the Public Service Divi­ Show and Achievement Program. Committee) addressed to Margaret Kuebler tion Board but also the Washtenaw Moved to authorize Chair to sign shoe Lake area in the Township " R-7218 FILED: April 1, 1977: Let­ shanking her for her letter of County Contractors Association and the hiring 'of a Consortium for der to accommodate personnel and sion fiudget as a separate line- •Evaluation Research Training & equipment to administer the item to be determined by the Con­ Evaluation Services Contract with Northfield, be adopted. Roll c ter from SEMCOG dated March 3o, 'March 17th regarding the CETA the Home Builders Association of the University of Michigan for vote: YEAS: 15. Motion carried 1977 arid addressed to Meri Lou 'program, (received and filed and Washtenaw County. They went on Service on a contractual basis to SPEDY Program. Moved to rec­ trolled Moved to transfer $315 evaluate the Status offender Grant. ommend that for special meetings from the Consultants Account in Evaluation Research Training and 77-0197 Comm, Fojtik suppor Murray acknowledging receipt of 'referred to Administration Com- record as supportihg the appoint­ Service for the Status Offender Al­ by Comm. Nielsen moved that our application for Federal LEAA 'mittee) ment of Laurence J. Frederick for Moved to authorize Chair to sign that are called to deal solely and Budget of DPW to the Central Pur­ : grant application to HEW, Office specifically with CETA business, chasing Account for purchasing a ternative Grant of Francis L. resolution requesting that the C "' funds for the Law Enforcement R-7236 FILED: April 13, 1977: the position of Director, Washten­ Plan File. Moved to transfer $3,302 O'Brien Center for Youth Develop­ ty of Washtenaw, through the Training Grant, (receive and file 'Memo from the Friend of the aw County Building Department. of Child Development for CSA that the Commissioners per diems Headstart Program for Program be paid by Federal funds. Moved from the Unearmarked Reserve: ment. Moved to authorize the Cir­ partment of Public Works, i and refer to Human Resources 'Court's Office dated April 11, 1977, Report of the Chair $1,651 to Department Heads Salary cuit Court Judges to bill the State bonds in the approximate am Committee) 're: possible delay in disbursement of the Board of Commissioners: Year L and appropriation of $26,718 to establish a Subcommittee 0 f r as hard cash monies; Moved to au­ Comms. Shoultz, Ellis and Minick Account in Probate Court and of Michigan for costs arising from of $675,000 payable from cont R-7219 FILED: April 1, 1977: of. child support due to equipment Chair Kuebler state that the res­ $1,651 to Department Heads Salary escapes from the Cassidy Lake tual payments to be made by Memo from Probate Court-Juvenile 'failure in Data Processing, (receive olution from Ways & Means asked thorize travel funds of $27L40 for to work with Personnel to create Petef Yelorda to attend conference a job description, information, pro­ Account in budget of Probate Court- Training School. Moved to transfer Village of Dexter, said bondsj .Division, dated March 21, 1977 and 'and file and refer to Human Re­ that Comm. Walter and herself be Juvertile to cover increases in Pro­ $4,600 from the Unearmarked Re­ finance a part 01 the cost of 'addressed to the Members of the sources Committee) On the Subcommittee to study CSA. of National Association for Com­ cedures and budget for the position % munity Development in Minnesota of County Administrator. MOved to bate Judges Salary as per change serve to the Central 'Vehicle line essary sanitary sewer impr Executive Agreement Committee, R-723'7 FILED: April 13, 1977: Chair has asked Comm. O'Connor in the State Act 370 of P.A. 1976 item for the Drain Office to pur­ ments to service said Village re: annual meeting scheduled for letter from the NACo Steering to be the third member of that April 18-21. Moved to authorize receive and file the Treasurer^ travel request funds $128.04 for Annual Report for 1976. R-7175 Let­ effective April 1, 1977 providing for chase a pick-up truck to be used adopted. Roll call vote: YEAS: Friday, April 29, 1977 at 10:00 a.m. 'Committee, dated April 6, 1977 and committee. She asked that those the minimum annual salary to be for the inspection and maintenance Motion carried. Conference ROom, Juvenile Court, addressed to Margaret Kuebler re­ members meet at the meeting to­ Carol Trevarrow, Foster Grand­ ter from NACo—Chair of Board to parent Supervisor to attend con­ respond. The following referrals provided to the Probate Judges. of County drains. Moved to appro­ 77-0198 Comm. Fojtik suppo (receive and file and refer to Hu­ questing a finacial contribution night in order to set up an initial Moved to refer to Physical Plant priate Federal funds received pur­ man Resources Committee) 'from our Board and they believe meeting. A tour of the Michigan ference in Chicago, March 15-17. were received and filed: R-7173 by Comm. Waiter moved that Moved to authorize reinstatement Letter from Superior Township; R- the resolution transferring $4,425 suant to Title II of Public Works resolution authorizing the tran, R-7220 FILED: April 4, 1977: No­ that an amount equal to 33 per­ Electric Power Coordination Cen­ from the Unearmarked Reserve to act of 1976 to various County ac­ cent of our MAC dues is an equi­ ter at 1901 S. Wagner Road will be of Day Care Supervisor position 7176 Memo from MAC; R-7178 Let­ of $315 from the Consultants tice or Hearing from the Michigan from 50% to 100% time, effective ter from Augusta Township Clerk;- cover cost of a vehicle and cost tivities. Moved to authorize the Item in the Budget of the De Public Service Commissi6n, Case table method of meeting their to­ held on Thursday, May 26th at for newly approved Soil Erosion transfer of $205,275 from the Gen­ tal financial commitment, (re­ 3:0O p.m. Anyone wishing to go immediately and retroactive to R-7179 Note from Barton Hills; R- ment of Public Works to the NO. U16365 In the matter of the ap­ March 14, 1977. Moved to author­ 7190 Letter from WARC; R-7205 Engineer in Building Inspection. eral Earmarked Reserve to the tral Purchasing Account for plication of Michigan Consolidated ceive and file and refer to Bud­ should let Ms. Creeth know by the Moved to request Corporation Coun­ Unearmarked Reserve Fund. get Committee). 25th so transportation can be ar­ ize increase of Headstart Home Letter from CHPC and R-7210 Let­ purchase of a Plan File, be a Gas Company-Utility Division for Visitor Position from 80% to 100% ter from U.S. Senator Griffin. sel and Controller to Investigate Moved to approve request of ed. Roll call vote: YEAS: 15. authority to file revised rate sched­ R-7238 FILED: April 13, 1977: ranged. Everyone has received a possibility of providing some fringe County Clerk to change location of list of the 1977 Board of Commis­ time effective April 1, 1977. Moved Moved to expend $136 per person tion carried. ules to be held at 9:30 a.m. on Copy of a letter from Ms. B. Ron­ to authorize travel request funds for two persons (to be chosen by benefits for Commissioners and budget ailocation for Births & Comm. Nielsen asked for a April 27, 1977 in the Offices of the ald Herrst, Jr., dated April 6, 1977 sioners with addresses and tele­ what the cost would be. Moved to Deaths to the Public Service Divi­ 1 phone numbers. Check the informa­ $48 for Ellen Parminter, Project Retirement Commission) plus Mel- of order or a point of informa Commission, Lansing, (receive and and addressed to George Kostishak Director of CSA Nutrition Program vin Fiegel to attend the MAPERS receive and file the Personnel Re­ sion budget as a separate line item Joe Price is here this evening! file and refer to Administration regarding the assessment on their tion and give Ms. Creeth any port dated April 7. The following to be determined by the Control­ Committee) changes. and $184 for three staff members Spring Conference on May 15-17. there are a lot of people in property located at 13428 Trinkle to attend Workshop in Flint on Complete report is on file in the referrals were received & filed: R- ler. Moved to transfer $3,302 from audience who are concerned R-7221 FILED: April 4, 1977: Let­ Road, Lima Township, Chelsea, Comm. McCIary announced that April 20-22. Moved to authorize County Clerk's Office.) 7172 Letter from NACo and R-7208 the unearmarked reserve fun& the ban on the Ann Arbor ter from" Michigan State Highway (receive and file and refer to Ad­ tomorrow, April 21st at 1:30 p.m. Chair to sign the Memo of Agree­ Memo from SEMCOG. Complete $1,651 to Department Heads Salary ment Plant. Would like J Commission, dated March 30,, 1977 ministration Committee) the Administration Committee will ment with Cooperative Extension report is on file in the County Account in Probate Court and bring us up to date, when and addressed to Robert M. Har­ R-7239 FILED: April 13, 1977: be going over the Preliminary and Washtenaw County Farm 77-0184 Comm. McCIary supported Clerk's Office.) $1,651 to Department Heads Salary rison, re: he received a copy of Equalization Report. You will no­ by Comm. Ellis moved that the Account in Probate Court Juvenile stand with the Ann Arbor T Letter from SEMCOG, dated April Council for 4-H Youth Show and ment Plant as far as how r our resolution relating to conver­ 6, 1977 and addressed to Margaret tice on the agenda tonight that we Achievement Program. Judge Ager resolution receiving the Washtenaw Comm. Fojtik supported by to cover increases in Probate sion of the Public Service? Commis­ will adjourn to Wednesday, April County Treasurer's Annual Report Comm. Minick moved that the Judges salary. Moved to approve months or years we are a Kuebler, re: they have completed gavo a progress report on the re­ from completing this plant, sion from an appointive to an elec­ their review of the grant applica­ 27th at 11:00 a.m. after the Ways organization of the Friend of the 1976, be adopted. Roll call vote: Ways & Means Committee Report reorganization of the Washtenaw tive body. He is in favor of increas­ tion for continuation of funding for & Means Committee meeting. Mr. YEAS: 15. Motion carried. (Com­ dated April 13, 1977, be accepted. County Metropolitan Planning Kuebler asked if there was Court. Moved to authorize Judge plete report is on file in the Coun­ Carried. (Judge O'Brien discussed objection. There was none ing the Governor's authority, rath­ Crime Prevention Unit, (receive Kostishak will be presenting this Ager to proceed with billing the l Commission staff. Moved to au­ er than decreasing it. (receive and report at Administration, so I ty Clerk's Office.) the grant Children at Risk Stndy. thorize funding of an additional seph Price, Director of DPW s and file and refer to Human Re­ State for $10,000 for costs arising to the Board: we are now on file ahd refer to Administration sources and Budget Committees) would encourage any Commission­ out of cases dealing with escape 77-0185 Comjn. McCIary supported Moved to authorize an appropria­ Supervisor for the Probation De­ committee) er who wants to hear this report by Comm. Taylor moved that the tion of $56,820 to the Ann Arbor partment County Road Pick-up present schedule which is to R-7240 FILED: April 13, 1977: from Cassidy Lake. Moved to es­ this first bond issue in June R-7222 FILED: April 5, 1977: Let- Letter, from SEMCOG, dated April before it goes to the Board to at­ tablish the position of Secretary I resolution appointing Commission­ Transportation Authority; $28,410 Program and appropriating $2,000 ter from Carl Pursell, Member of 6, 1977 and addressed to Margaret tend the committee meeting. to Juvenile Court Detention and er Raymond G. Shoulz, 2611 Meade from 1977 Unearmarked Reserve from t h e Unearmarked Reserve let the first series of cont Congress, dated March 29, 1977 and Kuebler, re: they have completed Reports of Standing Committees: recommending CETA funding. Court, Ann Arbor, Michigan, 48105 Fund and $28,410 from the 1978 Fund to the Contractual Services shortly thereafter so that we addressed to Margaret Kuebler their review of the grant applica­ Comm. Murray supported by Moved to refer to Budget resolu­ and Dr. Thomas S. Rosenbaum, budget for purpose of assisting Account. Approved the elimination have the large retention basin and Catherine McCIary, ret recent tion for continuation of funding for Comm. Nielsen moved that the tion granting approval for half 2882 Ticknor Court, Ann Arbor, with the funding of a County-wide of Word Processing System sup­ site work underway and b changes in the rules'and regula­ Assault Crisis Center, (receive and Physical Plant Committee Report time position of Clerk II in Ypsi­ Michigan to serve as members of Out-County D i a 1-A-Ride service port from Probation and creation some equipment ahead of the tions governing the Title VI pro­ file and refer to Human Resources dated April 4, 1977, be approved. lanti Office of Health Department the Board of Directors, Octagon for seniors and handicapped from of two Clerk II positions; transfer we anticipate in the early and House, Incorporated for a two-year July 1 through June 30, 1978. of $24,673 to various line items to fall. The second phase that wi gram of CETA, (receive and file and Budget Committees) Carried. (Moved to refer resolu­ to be Increased to a full time Clerk Moved to postpone action on re­ and refer to Administration Com­ R-7241 FILED: April 13, 1977: tion supporting adoption of the Hu­ II position to be funded for 50%' term to expire in April 1979, be finance clerical assistance and before you in the next coupl adopted. Roll call vote: YEAS: 15. quest from Juvenile Court/Deten­ equipment and transfer of $6,000 months would be for the ap mittee) Letter from SEMCOG, dated April ron River Planning Group's Man­ of all salary by VNA. Moved to tion f 0 r a Secretary I position. 6, 1977 and addressed to Margaret agement Plan for the Huron River authorize funding of an additional Motion carried. from the Unearmarked Reserve to mately six million dollar R-7223 FILED: April 7, 1977. Moved to establish Washtenaw various line-items in Word Process­ cost for the rest of the plan, Mailgram dated April 1, 1977 to Kuebler, re: they have completed and designation of a portion of the Supervisor for Probation Road 77-0186 Comm. McCIary support­ County Sewage Disposal System Margaret Kuebler from MAC, re: their review of the grant applica­ Huron River and selected tributar­ Pickup Program and appropriating ed by Comm. Minick moved that ing to finance expanded capabili­ fully that can be put under No. 6 (City of Ann Arbor) and ap­ ties of the system. The Reserve tract aloong about November. opinion from Attorney General con­ tion for the Law Enforcement Man­ ies as a "cOuntry-scenic" river un­ $2,000 from the Unearmarked Re­ the resolution appointing Linda proving contract. Moved to issue cerning pay increases for Shiawas­ agement System, (receive and file der Michigan Natural Rivers Pro­ serve Fund. Moved to authorize Bugocl, 1425 Washington Heights, Report dated April 11, the Person­ Ypsilanti system we hope t $3,000,000 Washtenaw County Sew­ nel Report dated April 7; the re­ up to a point of letting bids see County Commissioners and nay and refer to Human Resources and gram to Planning Commission and three people to attend the National Room 2416, Ann Arbor, Michigan age Disposal System No. 6 (City Increases for other elected Shia- Budget Committees) Board of Health. R-7112 Letter to Association of Pre-Trial Service 48104; Linda Moxley, 3548 Green­ port from the Grants Analyst and time in December and with 1 of Ann Arbor) Bonds. Moved to ap­ the Summary Attendance Report luck will have contractors wo wassee County Officials, (receive R-7242 FILED: April 13, 1977: establish a legal lake level for Agencies Annual Conference May brier Blvd., Apt. 439B, Ann Arbor, prove establishment of Washtenaw and file and refer to Ways & Letter from SEMCOG, dated April Sugar Loaf Lake—recommended by 9-13 In Washington, D.C. The fol­ Michigan 48105; Geraldlne Payne, for 1st quarter of 1977, were re­ on the Ann Arbor jobs before County Sewage Disposal System ceived and filed. The following re­ end of the year on all the p Means Committee) 6, 1977 and addressed to Margaret Drain Commissioner that no action lowing referrals were received and 514 S. Forest, Apt. 2N, Ann Arbor, No. 5 (City of Milan) and contract. Kuebler,,re* they have completed be taken at this time. Moved to filed: R-7147 Letter from Depart* Michigan 48104; lone Rutledge, ferrals were received and filed: and in Ypsilanti sometime a R-7224 FILED: April 7> 1977rtLet­ Moved to Issue $246,000 Washtenaw March. Both jobs should be ter from Whitmore Lake Fourth, of their review Of the grant applica­ transfer $5,600 from the Unear* ment of Natural Resources; R-7150 11456 Riverbank Road, Plnckney, County Sewage Disposal System , July Celebration Committee ex- tion fOr Law Enforcement Train­ marked Reserve for the purchase Michigan 48169; Paula Snelling, pleted along about mid 1980.

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i^riMlUiviVLtidiA'.Ai-tL tijil&k'.Ji'/.' ll.iJ. .1 JUjxl^k.uitii.&l-^k: -A 1 : i^J^^i^'/,//,iLjL-.'^sJJ.^ h*»*-Jnk»^».A4ifcfc»- -tt^lld^aj • *•••'•' • ' ••' - —- - .-.,.-^. ...L... ..) 17\ The Chelsea Standard, Thursday, May 19, 1977 7; two positions of Senior Planner, the Word Processing System Budg­ Certificates of Deposit .008.000 277 CETA Support Fund Fund Grade 22, Step 3/ and one position et to finance expanded capabilities Imprest Cash ....018.000 200.00 LaSft .....,....,..,....,,..,....,.001.000 £,UUD.iKj of Architect and Capital FaGilities of the system, be adopted, Fund Balance-12-31-76 ..,,.380.000 400,8^.35 Capital Advance , 77-0199 Comm, Fgjtik supported hospitality division shall provide Planner, Grade 26, Step 7; artd Comm. McClary moved to divide Revenue ...... , ,,..400.002 rO, From General Fund ,,,,,,,314,000 8:,735,00 'by Comm. Minlck moved that the during the NACo Annual Conven­ creating two positions of Program the motion. No support, motion Expenditures 700.002 -0- Fund Balance-12,31-76 390.000 resolytjqn authorizing the Chair of tion in Detroit, Michigan July 33 } l>*V*flne ..,,,,,,,,...,,.••••.,...4uu.uuij (6,749.98) Supervisor, Grade 26, and one po, lost. , .0- the Washtenaw County Board of to 27, a hospitality room for dis­ sitioin of Associate Planner, Grade 77-0222 Roll call vote on adopting 400,663.35 400,663.35 Expenditures ...700.002 -0- [Commissioners to sign subgrantee playing the advantages of Washte* 19, and one position of Architect the resolution: YEAS: 13. NAYS: Agreements between Washtenaw haw County to the members of the and Capital Facilities Supervisors, 2. Motion carried, 208 Parks & Recreation Fund 2,005.03 2,005.03 [County and various subgrantees National Association of Counties s [for the provision of public service and authorizing the Chair, of the Grade 26, Step 7, be adopted. Roll Comm. McClary supported by Cash 001.000 1,747.03 employment activities to begin on Board to sign amendments to these call vote: YEAS: 14, NAYS: 1. Mo­ Comm. Walter moved that the fol/ Imprest Cash ,, 018.000 25.00 278 CETA Title III Summer Fund 'May 1, 1977 and extend through agreements, be adopted. No sup­ tion carried. lowing reports of Special Commit­ Fund Balance—12-31-76 ..., »..?90OO 1,772.03 Cash ,,..1..001.000 353.54 port, resolution die<}. 77-0221 Comm. Fojtik supported tees, the memo from the County Revenue ...,, ....400.002 -0- Fund Balance-12-31-76 .., 390.000 353.54 Fiscal 1977, (September 30, 1977) Treasurer and the Washtenaw -0- -0- i | under 4he Comprehensive Employ­ by Comm. LaFerier moved that Expenditures ..,,... 700.002 Revenue ,.,.. 7. 400,002 R-7252 Comm. Walterhouse sup­ the resolution authorizing the fund* County Balance Sheet dated March expenditures , 700.002 -0- ment and Twining Act of 1973, be ported by Comm. Murray moved ing of an additional supervisor for 31, 1977, be received and filed: 1,772.03 1,772.0¾ [adopted, Roll call vote; YEAS; 15. to refer the matter of the Mamth e Probation Department County minutes of the meetings of the 353.54 353.54 (Motion carried, agement Agreements with the Washtenaw County Advisory Com­ 221 Health Greater Ann Arbor Chamber of Road Pick-Up Program and ap* 77-0200 Comm- Fojtik supported propriatlng $2,000 from,the Unear: mittee on the Status of Women Cash ,,,.,,..001.000 104,996.Q7 280 Community Service Agency Fund [by Comm. Shoultz moved that the Commerce and the Greater Ypsi« dated April ,4th and Uth; Washte­ 30.00 Cash ,, 001.000 142,037.55 lanti Chamber of Commerce to the marked Reserve Fund to the Cofw Imprest Cash .,,,.018.000 [resolution authorising the Chair of tractual Services Account In the naw County Community Services Fund Balance-12-31-76 ..,,,...,.390.000 105,026.07 Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 142,037.55 the Washtenaw County Board of Accommodation Ordinance Com­ Probation Department Budget, be Agency Administering Board dat­ Revenue ...,,,,, .400.002 . -0- Revenue 400.002 -0^ Commissioners to sign subgrantee mission. Motion carried, adopted. Roll call vote: YEAS: 15. ed March, 1977[ minutes of the Expenditures 700.002 -0- Expenditures ,, 700.002 •0- • agreement between Washtenaw 77*0209 Cpmm. Fojtik supported Motioh carried. meeting of the Board of Public Cpunty and Clonlara School for the by Comm, Minick moved that the. Comm, Fojtik supported by Works dated February 24th; Wasfr- 105,026.07 105,026.07 142,037.55 142,037.55 provision of public service employ­ resolution authorising the chair of Comm. Minick moved that the res­ tenay County Board of Road Com­ ment activities to being on May 1, the Board to sign the Letter of olution approving the elimination missioners minutes dated March 222 Mental Health 281 CETA I Fund 1977 and extend through June 30, Understanding between Washte­ Of Word Processing System sup. 22pd and 29th; Roads Committee Cash , ,.001.000 123,388.51 Cash 001.000 (5,683.68) 1977 under the Comprehensive Em* naw County and Local 2733, Mich* port from the County Probation Report for March, 1977; Washte­ Imprest Cash ,,,,,,.018.000 50.00 Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 (5,683.68) ployment and Training Act of'1973, igan Council No. 11, American Department and authorizing the naw County Library Statistical Fund Balance—12-31-76 ..,,,,,,,.390.000 123,438,5) Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.00 (5,683.68) be adopted. Roll call vote; YEAS: Federation of State, County and creation of two Clerk II positions Summary dated March, 1977; min­ Revenue ....,,,,,.,.400.002 -0- Revenue 400.002 -0- 15,. Motion carried. Municipal Employees-, AFL-CIQ in the Probation Department and utes of the regular meeting of the Expenditures ,,,,,, .700.002 Expenditures 700.002 -0- \ 77-0201 Comm. Fajtik supported regarding the Mental Health Shel- authorizing the transfer of $24,673 Planning Commission dated March by Gomrn, Taylor moved that the tered Workshop, be adopted, Roll from the Unearmarked Reserve to 9th; minutes of the Executive com­ 123,438,51 133,438.51 (5,683.68) (5,683.68) jj resolution authorizing the payment call vote: YEAS: 14. NAYS: none. various line-items in the Probation mittee meeting of the Planning of per diems for Administrative ABSENT: 1. Motion carried. Department Budget to finance Commission dated April 1st; the34 8 Antirecession Assist Fund %® CETA II Fund ) Committee meetings pertaining 77-0210 Comm.. Fojtik supported Clerical assistance and the acquis Staff Activities Report dated Cash .,,,.,, k.OOI.OIO 132,678.00 Cash. MMMMOOI.OQO (70,325,19) solely to CETA matters with funds by Comm. Minick moved that the sjtion of equipment in that depart­ March'! throygh March 31, 1977 Fund Balance—12-31-76 ..,,, 390.000 132,678.00 Fund Balance—12-31-76 ..,,,,,,,,390,000 (70,325.19) available under the Comprehensive resolution eliminating one vacant ment and authorizing the transfer and the Agenda for the River Revenue ,,,,,,.400.002 •0- > Revenue , 400.002 -0- Employment and Training Act of position Of Educational Therapist, Of $6,000 from the Unearmarked Raisin Watershed Council Annual Expenditures , ,,,, .700.002 .,0-. , Expenditures .,.,, ..700.002 -0- 1973, be adopted. Roll call vote: Grade 18, in the Budget of the Reserve to various line-items in Meeting dated April 27th, Motion YEAS: 15. Motion carried. Community Mental Health Center ^parried, 132,678,00 132,678.00 (70,323,19) (70,325.19) .77-0201 Comm. Fojtik supported and creating one position of Mental TO: Board of Commissioners by Comm. Minick moved that the Health Professional, Grade 18, in FROM: County Treiasurer 249 Federal Revenue Sharing Fund 290 Social Service Fund resolution authorizing ,the Chair that department, be adopted. Roll DATE: April 19, 1977 .:(. Cash , ..,,,,,.001.010 -0- Casl) ' 001.000 15,190.30 of the Board to sign "Standard call vote,' fEA§: 14. NAYS: none. SUBJECT: State of Receipts and Fund Balances, M.S,A.5.32$ Certificates of Deposit .....,,,.,.003.000 -0- Imprest Cash ., .018.000 100.00 Form 424" Pre-application for Fed ABSENT: 1. Motlbin carried. I, Hilary E. L, Goddard,. Washtenaw .County Treasurer, hereby Fund Balance—12-31-76 ,,,,.390.000 -Oh Fund Balance—12-31-76 ...... 390.000 15,290.30 epal Assistance, requesting funding 77-0211 Comm. Fojtik supported pertify that the following is a full statement of.the.acpoupts in the Revenue ,,,,,,,400.0()2 , -0' Revenue ..,,.,,, 400.002 -0- for Washtenaw County under the by Comm. Israel moved that the various accounts on: the last settlement and that all said accounts w* Expenditures ,,,, .700.002 -0- Expenditures , .700.002 -0- Comprehensive Employment and resolution authorizing the Chair of current as of the dates contained therein.. . Training .Act of 1973 for Fiscal 1978. th® Board to sign the Washtenaw Hilary E. Li Goddard TO- -0- 15,290.30 15,290.30 under Titles I and II and designs County-Joint Ypsilanti Recreation Washtenaw County Treasurer. tjpn as a prime sponsor, be adopt" Organisation Police Protection N 250 HEW Fund 292 Child Care Fund ed. Roll call vote; YEAS; IB, Mo­Services Contract for the provision Fund Cash Balance Receipts Disbursem'ts Cash Balance 47,718.41 Cash , 001.000 42,205.49 tion carried. • or police protection in the area No. Fund Name 3-25-77 .3-28 4-15 3-28 4-15 4-15-77 Fund Balance—12-31-76 .390.000 47,718.41 Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 42,205.49 77-0203 Comm. Fojtlk supported mommonly known as JYRQ Park 101 General $4,650,263,12, $1,642,008,18 $1,981,955.95 $4,310,315.35 Revenue ,,,,, .400.002 Revenue ..,,.,,,, 400.002 -0- 269 Law Library (134.21) -0- -fc -0- by comm, Monlek moved that the in Ypsilanti Township, be adopted: -0- (134.21) Expenditures ,,,,,,, .700.002 -0- Expenditures 700.002 [resolution authorising the creation Roll call vote; YEAS: 14, NAYS: 292 Child Care 78,157.23 97,350.26 103,294.81 70,212.68 of one (1) Summer Program Coor­ 1, Motion carried, IW Grants , (4p",UQ,44) 49,933,16 68,091,53 (8.3,2^8,81) 47,718.41 47,718,41 42,205.49 42,205.49 dinator, Grade 19; one (1) Deputy 77*0212^ Comm, Fojtik supported 77-0223 Comm. McClary supported by Comm. Shoultz moved that Summer program Coordinator, by Comm. Minick moved that the the resolution authorizing payment of claims commencing with the 251 Fuel Program Fund 294 Veterans Trust Fund [Grade ig, one (1) Secretary I, resolution authorising the Chair of last previously 'approved claim and continuing through the date of ^(11)11 f M MtMIIMMt M Mf If f< »UUl«UvU (32,300.83) 5,811.79 [Grade 9 and six (6) Liaisons, the Board to sign the Memoran­ April 8, 1977, be adapted, Hpll call vote; YEAS: J5. Motion carried, Fund Balance—12-31-76 ...,,.,...390.000 (32,300.83) Fund Balance 390.000 5,811.79 |0rade 9, in the Washtenaw Coun* dum of Agreement between Wash­ TO: Board of Commissioners Revenue , 400.002 -0- Revenue 400.002 -0- Ity CETA Office in order to ac-tenaw County, the Washtenaw FROM: Robert M. Harrison, Clerk Expenditures ..,„., .700.002 -0- Expenditures 700.002 -0- [commodate the implementation of County Cooperative Extension Ser­ PATE: April 20, 1077 [the Fiscal 1877 Summer Program vice and the Washtenaw Farm (32,300.83) (32,300,83) 5,811.79 5,811.79 [for Economically Disadvantaged Council for the Washtenaw County SUBJECT; presentation of Claims M,M, 5.331 Paragraph 17 Attached hereto is a true copy of the record of claims commencing 296 Grants Fund [Youth (wages and salaries to be 4-H Youth Show and Achievement with the last previously approved claim and continuing through the 252 County Day Care Fund [paid from Washtenaw County Program, be adopted, Roll call Cash 001.000 (26,090.60) Cash i 001.000 (56,563.17) date of April 8, 1977 inclusive as received by and filed with this Imprest Cash 018.000 GKTA funds), be adopted, Roll call vote; YEAS; 13, NAYS: % Mo­office. Said claims are hereby pregented for action by the Board of Fund Balance—12-31-76 ,.. .390.000 (26,090.60) 100.00 vote: YEAS: 15, Motion carried, tion carried, Reyenue ,,., .400.002 -0- Fund Balance—12-31-76 ,.'. 390.000 (56,463.17) Commissioners. Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.00 Comm. Foitik supported by 77-0813 Comm. Fojtik supported The claims are in the order in which they were received; wherein Expenditures ,., 700.002 -0- (56,463.17) qomm. Shoultz moved that the by Comm, Taylor moved that the Revenue ...,,.,,,, ,....,, .400.002 -0- no claim received is withheld or rejected and the list shows the name Expenditures ..,, ,...,., .700,002 resolution authorizing the Lease of resolution authorising the Chair of of the claimant, the amount of the claim and the date presented. (26,090.60) (26,090.60) -0- i additional office space in order to the Board to sign the Evaluation This certification does not extend to verification that all claims accommodate the personnel and Services Contract between • the were incurred subject to prior authorization by the Board of Com­ 253 Community Services Agency Fund (56,463.17) (56,463.17) equipment which will be required County of Washtenaw and the Uni­ (34,474,39) to administer the Fiscal 1977 Sum* versity of Michigan Consortium missioners. Cash :,,..001.000 361 Juvenile Center Debt Retirement Fund Robert M.. Harrison Fund Balance—12-31-76 ..,,,..,,.390.000 (34,474,39.) mer Program for Economically for evaluation research training Washtenaw County Clerk -0- Cash , 001.000 465.27 disadvantaged Yo«th, be adopted, and Service to provide Evaluation Revenue ,...,,,.400.002 -0- Certificates of Deposit ,,.,.. 003.000 159,679.73 I : Comm. Walter supported by services for the Status Offender SUMMARY OF CLAIMS April 20, 1977 160,145.00 FQR BOARD APPROVAL, April 20, 1977 Expenditures ,-..,,,,,,. 700.002 Fund Balance—12-31-76 ..,.,,,...390.000 Comm. Israel to amend the reso­ Alternative Grant of Francis L. (34,474.39) (34,474.39) Revenue ,.,,,,..400.002 -0- lution by deleting the following' O'Brien Center for Youth Devek FUND M-G3NERAL FUND ,, , ; -0- , Expenditures ,\.. M. .700.002 Words from the last paragraph; opment," be adopted as amended. Exception Claims , $245,282.74 254 Action Fund <• *'on the same premises and ad­ Amendments being on page 4 and System Claims . - 57,860.07 160,145.00 160,145.00 jacent to the office space now oc­ 5 of the contract. A letter of ex­ v Cash , 0OLO00 (31,138.67) cupied by the CETA office staff." planation was distributed to the TOTAL CLAIMS-FUND 101 ,.. $303,142.81 Fund Balance—12-31-76 ,,390,000 (31,138.67) 362 Road Debt Retirement Fund Board. Roll call vote: YEAS: 14. Revenue ,,,,,,,,400,002 -0- Cash 001.000 178,061.44 and inserting the following words: FUND 209-LAW LIBRARY Expenditures 700.002 -0- '< within downtown Ypsilanti." Dis­ NAYS: 1. Motion carried. Exception Claims ,,,,,,,..,,,.$ *0- Cash ,,,,., OOI.OIO 10,458.12 77-0214 Comm. Fojtik supported Certificates of Deposit , .0031000 -0- cussion. Question was called. Mo­ System Claims ,,,...,.,,. -0- (31,138.67) (31,138.67) tion to end debate carried. Roll by Comm. LaFerier moved that i, ni|,ji"n mun.ii Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 188,519.56 the resolution authorizing the Revenue ...,,.,,,, ,,,••,. .400.002 -0- call" vote on amending the resolu­ TOTAL CLAIMS - FUND 269 ,., $ 4h 255 Nutrition Fund tion: YEAS: 6. NAYS: 9. Motion Judges of the 22nd Judicial Circuit FUND 292-CHILD CARE Expenditures 700.002 -0- failed. to bill the State of Michigan for Exception Claims , $ 2,846.81 Cash 001.000 -0- , 77-0204 Question was called on costs arising from escapes from, System Claims 35,706.83 Fund Balance-12-31-76 390.000 -0- 188,519.56 188,519.56 [the original motion. Motion to end the Cassidy Lake Training School, Revenue 400.002 -0- be adopted. Roll call vote: YEAS; Expenditures 700.002 -0- qebate carried, Roll call vote on TOTAL CLAIMS-FUND 292 111 • f. • ? 38,553,64 391 Drain Debt Retirement Fund adopting the resolution as origin- 15. Motion carried. Cash ,,,., ,,,..001.000 6,314.53 |a!ly presented; YEAS: 11. NAYS: 773)215 Comm...Fojtik supported FUND 296-HGRANTS -0- -0- Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 6,314.53 4, Motion carried. by Comm. Minick moved that the Exception Claims , ,,..,,,.,,.,$ 312.5} -0- I Comm. Fojtik supported by resolution authorizing the transfer System Claims ...., 5,648,81 256 Nutrition A Fund Revenue 400.002 -0- of $4,600 from the Unearmarked Ml.ii. IT.-IIT [Qomm. LaFerier moved that the TOTAL CLAIMS-FUND 296 ,.. ,,.,,,.,,,, $ 5,961.32 Cash , • ,..001.000 (50,737.88) Expenditures 700.002 Reserve to the Central Vehicle t Fund Balance—12-31-76 , 390.000 (50,737.88) 6,314.53 6,314.53 [resolution appointing David E. An- Line-Item for the Drain Commis­ fcderson as Washlenaw County Di­ Citizen Participation: none. Revenue » 400.002 -0- sioners Office for the purchase of Comm. Fojtik supported by Comm-. Minick moved that two em­ Expenditures .700.002 -0- rector of Building Inspection, be a pick-up truck to be used for the 392 Sanitary Sewer System No. 1 [adopted. ployees, employees being Administrative Assistant, Ed Weiss and Debt Retirement Fund inspection and maintenance of County Treasurer, Hilary Goddary be allowed to attend the Spring (50,737.88) (50,737.88) I Comm. Walterhouse supported County drains, be adopted. Roll Cash ,., ooi.ooo .65 [by Comm. Taylor moved a substi' Conference of MAPERS and that $136.00 per person be advanced to .65 call vote: YEAS: 15. Motion car­ them which is already in the Retirement Commission Budget. 257 Action II Fund Fund Balance-12-31-76 390.000 [tute resolution appointing Laurance ried. Comm. Murray supported by Comm. Walter moved to table the Cash 001.000 (10,698.26) Revenue 400.002 -0- |J. Frederick as Director qf Build­ 77-0216 Momm. Fojtik supported ing Inspection, RQIJ call vote on matter. Motion to table failed. Fund Balance—12-31-76 ..,,, 390.000 (10,698,26) Expenditures 700.002 by Comm. Taylor moved that the 77r0224 Roll call vote on the motion; YEAS: 10, NAYS: 5. Motion Revenue ,,,..400.002 -0- .65 .65 the substitute resolution: YEAS: resolution appropriating Federal bs. NAYS: 10, Motion failed. carried. Expenditures ,,,,... .700.002 -0- I Original resolution was now on funds received pursuant to Title Comm, Minick supported by Comm. Fojtik moved to adjourn until 393 Sewer System No. 2 [the floor, Question was called. Mo- if of tije Public works Act of 1976 Wednesday, April 27, 1977 at 11:00 a.m. in Room 117A. Motion carried, (10,698.26) (10,698,26) Debt Retirement Fund [tion to end debate carried. to yarlous County activities, be Meeting adjourned at 8:45 p.m. 258 Emergency Services Fund Cash 001.000 142.97 adopted. Roll call vote: YEAS; 14. 142.97 I 77-0205 Roll call vote on adopt­ NAYS: 1. Motion carried, Robert M. Harrison Cash ,.,, 001.000 (5,682.94) Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 Washtenaw County Clerk Revenue 400.002 • -0- ing the resolution appointing Dav- 77-0217 Comm. Fojtik supported Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 (5,682.94) Bd E. Anderson as Washtenaw by Comm- Taylor moved that the February 1977 Revenue 400.002 -0- Expenditures 700.002 -0- Icounty Director of Building inspec­ Expenditures 700.002 -0- resolution authorizing the transfer To the Honorable Board of Commissioners 142.97 142.97 tion: YEAS: 9. NAYS: 6. Motion of $205,275 from the General Ear­ Washtenaw County, Michigan [carried. (5,682.94) (5,682.94) marked Reserve to t h e Unear­ Commissioners; 394 Water Supply System No. 1 I 77-0206 Comm. Fojtik supported marked Reserve, be adopted. Roll This communication with accompanying statements and exhibits by Comm. McClary moved that the 269 Law Library Fund Debt Retirement Fund call vote: YEAS: 15. Motion car­ is submitted as the Washtenaw County Treasurer's Annual Report for 84.69 resolution establishing the salary ried. 31-59 Cash 001.000 Ifor the position of Washtenaw the fiscal year January l, 1976 through December 31, 1976. Cash M.OOI.OQO Fund Balance-12-31-76 390.000 84.69 77-0218 Comm. Fojtik supported This report gives Information on the financial transactions with Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 31.59 County Director of BuildinR Inspec­ -0- Revenue 400.002 -0- by Comm. Shoqltz moved that the the public as well as other departments of County Government. Revenue 400.002 -0- tion at $18,000 per annum, be -0- Expenditures 700.002 bdooted. Rail call vote: YEAS: 10, resolution approving the consoli­ Respectfully submitted, Expenditures 700.Q02 |IAYS: 5. Motion carried. dation of the budget allocation of Hilary E. L. Goddard 84.69 84.69 I 77.0207 Comm. Foitik supported Births and Deaths into the Public County treasurer 31.59 31,59 by Comm. Murray moved that the Service Division of that Office EXHIBIT "A" 395 Sanitary Sewer System No. 3 resolution increasing the oosition Line-Iitem, be adopted. Comm. 271 County Library Fund Debt Retirement Fund Walter requested that after the WASHTENAW COUNTY 3,526.19 fcf Headstart Home Visitor from an BALANCE SHEET Cash 001,000 Cash 001.000 15.00 |0% time position to a full-time word "deaths" in both the title and Imprest Cash ,018.000 50.00 Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 15.00 fcosition from April 1, 1977 through last paragraph the following words December 31, 1976 Fund Balance-12-31-76 390.00 3,576.19 Revenue 400.002 -0- tuly 1. 1977. be adopted. Roll call be inserted: "in the County Clerk's DEBIT ' CREDIT Revenue 400.002 -0- Expenditures 700.002 -0- j/ote: YEAS: 14. NAYS: 1. Motion Office." The was considered a 101 General Fund Expenditures 700.002 -0- parried. friendly amendment; YEAS: 14. Cash 001.000 $ 957,183.92 $ 15.00 15.00 [ 77-0208 Comm. ''Foitik supported NAYS: 1. Motion carried. Certificates of Deposit ,,003.000 -0- 3,576.19 3,576.19 by Comm. Tavlor moved that the 77-0319 Comm. Fojtik supported Imprest Cash 018,000 6,945.00 - 492 Sanitary Sewer System No. 1 [resolution authorizing the Chair of by Comm. Minick moved that the Taxes Receivable—Delinquent .,.,028.000 85,072.82 274 Title I CETA Fund Construction Fund [the Board to sign the Collective resolution authorizing the transfer Long Term Advances Cash 001,000 1,457.60 Cash 001.000 10,662.54 [Bargaining Agreement with Team- of $3,302 from the Unearmarked to Other Funds 198.000 107,255.00 Fund Balance-12-31-76 390.000 1,457.60 Certificates of Deposit 003.000 395,000.00 bters Local 214 for the Deputies Reserve; $1,651 to the Department Deferred Revenues 339.000 95,072.8¾ Revenue 400.002 -0- Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 405,662.54 [Unit, be adopted- Poll call vote: Heads Salary Account In the Pro­ Reserves for Advances Expenditures 700.002 -o- Revenue 400.002 -0- |YEAS: 15. Motion carried. bate Court and $1,651 to the De­ to Other Funds ,, 349.000 107.255.0Q Expenditures 700.002 -0- I Comm. Fojtik moved that the partment Heads Salary Account Fund Balance-12-31-76 390,000 964,128.92 1,457.60 1,457.60 resolution amending the Manage, Probate Court Juvenile to cover Revenue 400.002 -0- 405,662.54 405,662.54 bient Agreements with the Great­ the increases in the Probate Expenditures ,, , ,700.002 -0- 275 Title II CETA Fund Cash 001.000 1,785.20 er Ann Arbor Chamber of Com- Judges Salary as mandated in 493 Sewer System No, 2 Construction Fund State Act 370 of the Public Acts 1,166,456.74 Fund Balance-12-31-76 390.000 1,785.20 tnerce and the Greater Ypsilanti 1,166,456.74 Cash 001.000 14,811.82 Khamber of Commerce to provide of 1976 effective April 1, 1917 Revenue ,,,,,,,,,.400.002 -0- which provides- for the minimum 071 Comprehensive Employment Expenditures 700.002 -0- Certificates of Deposit 003.000 •0- lor a collection fee of five percent Fund Balance-12-31-76 390.000 14,811.82 15%); amending said Management annual salary of Probate Judges, Training Act Fund be adopted. Roll call vote: YEAS: Cash 001.000 1,785.20 1,785.20 Revenue , 400.002 -0- Agreements to provide that the 174,658.44 Expenditures 700.002 -0- Chambers shall cooperate with the 13. NAYS; 2, Motion carried. Fund Balance ,,390.000 174,658.44 Revenue ,400.002 276 Title VI CETA Fund lyashtenaw County CETA Program 77-0220 Comm. Fojtik supported f 14,811.82 14,811.82 In the provision of employment and by Comm. Murray moved that the Expenditures 700.002 -0- Cash 001.000 {8,899.32) (8,299.32) Irainlng opportunities to un/under- resolution approving the reorgani­ Fund Balance-12-31-76 390.000 Imploved persons who reside In zation of the Washtenaw County 174,658.44 174,658.44 •0- 494 Water Supply System No. 1 |h£ 'Washtenaw County CETA Metropolitan Planning Commission Revenue 400,002 •0- Construction Fund b.r 1 m e sponsor's jurisdiction, Staff including the elimination of 201 County Road Fund Expenditures 700.002 Cash 001.000 8,030.95 Emending said, agreements to pro. one vacant position of Assistant Cash OOl.OOQ (7,975.04) < (8,299.32) (8,299.32) Certificates of Deposit 003.000 -0- |{

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'• i'i v; 'ti&fA&iU'\^i>vwj< .;•:#* ^--^¾^ I' '-.•'l.*-. ?,»''•"'- V -"v.y''•> ••.).:•'-•.••'• •',.• • JvCVvnUv MltlllOHIIMIMMMM lT^fiVy« mt ...... ^'•^IfJIl.T^ftDU^:... .¾^,.4»;..i.r,>'.^,«^»_»-M^1,^7p00j(^#M-» /fflW.VJ2^ i .mipii,! i »>•«•• ; vfw.r''' •>,r'.;ii' ••"' "i -.---.---1.- ^**'Wc:V vivo) ::,:^ sw. ffifrfyw ii?H :$ t^ashtenaw ....;, 8,232,33 * : Norman Schafer \ 8i030.95 0im i A^-^;^fe vS^.'^r c:v4 ;.fe'ir 216^6:, 2«»W ll jypjilShti coiisoUdated No, 1 Drain II I I l| | I! lllHHlJIj V W.».|»i|ly II.HI li I, ! /. ":./. ";..',. f • ....., , :•,.• .,..,'....-...... •/-,.>. /'> li »"i;T'"i' !Tf. Ii.i. ••> II 'lllll .11 l| 100.00 Jeffrey Marshall 495, Sanitary Sewer No. 3 Construction-^iitvd •p|^^ii^e^- f^ybtvliisr^Furid • • =¾^ '; * • •" Granted Scholarship 4,194.51 I pash, t"»r»:«:M»JV«*JI»:,v,^vi.-,>».'^M.,.*p^^00O,;';"i. 5'.*0^' 100.00 Chosen for CUV Vi By Accountant Firm Certificates of Deposit ,..003.000 ^90,000.00 | pue from Other Units 'v -v i:; yi j 0mm'Npftl E^teniion Draih 1 Norman Schafer of Chelsea, a fund Balance—12-31-76 $0.0$ i ,, o/ GoVetnm'ertt: ,,.,...,.w.*;,081.00p , 4, n' J^P¥..,.,",..,...... ,, 100.00 Honorary Society senior at Western Michigan Uni­ Revenue ...... ,\ 400.0p2 Capital Advance freni General .; .314,000 lypl^No.'ISi Drain Debt Retirement .. 100.00 Jeffrey N. Marshall, a Central •; -0-;":, in i' ••nM'V 'W'-l'i i; Coajr^nity service Agency ..,....,...... (1,367.61) versity, has been awarded a schol­ Expenditures ...... 700.002 Michigan University student from 4 I Co^^^Oeiieral 1 »> ^,.,,, ...,...>.. 50.00 arship for the 1977-78 academic Chelsea, will be inducted into the . * «1- "V n «IMIMI|MMMMMM*M*I**' • yv + tWfU 2,707;91 PaWt«r Aqvance from i'' ^ scholarship has been designated for management, in Mt. P 1 e a s a nt, Gehefraj Fund ...,; ,.,..314.000 ••• , ^------Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 4MM partial tuition costs. May 6. Revenue t. < • .400.002 Fynd ^alatice—12-31-76 c-;R(avolvih^No . 6-Checklng 40.34 who have also distinguished them-, ^••WHWIWIiy^l ••iWf JgrXpenditures .,.., 700.002 •••0-' ing, and minoring in French and t)e1Ann.>miwf i> ied in Paris, France. He will grad­ become members of the business C98 Centrax Association Fund ( BraTitJebt Retirement 6,314.53 plte' Retlrernent—Checking uate from Western in December fraternity. This is the largest v/c\yn *«4,-... i. i,,,.,,.,,--,,.,,....,.. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michigan ranks fifth or higher 65,964.44 t0 Cities ,,..*..,....«•...•,.: . ,**i.yyv- 104,996.07 j SjcntMJls &}Golleges W4m* ^iy^ile^Gentej*; Dfebt Retirement Robert N. Schafer of 1575 Pierce among the 50 states in production •.•"•"Mr.'ffr1'-1 465.27 of 22 food crops. lips .'..«».«• * > i .2^8.1100 Mentaj -'.Healt^', * ^-,..,.,,..,,, Rd. ^99 Co-Operative Extension Service FinKl/. to Townships | iRb'^j$r**iGbeckijiig'.•;.;..-•,-,..;... 123,388v51 «-. :v,;;V.-.' ^;r- V\^«sn «••««»»•••••«•••»»•«•••»***•*«>WA*UyU ' Djite io Vlll^es v. •* *$$>$$ ! *lW»aa^-'Sftvr«*ORN.v-:-,:::.-: 'v.., i. -:' ' . .. . . 40,969.50 3^.64 Imm 408,438.39 •Fund Balance—12-31-76 390,000 •'••'!.%••-•:.'•: ••• -¾¾¾¾¾ * Ih^ld'ii»cbme^Tax'-State 178,061.44 Revenue 400.00¾. l!iS; judges Retlfejnent;;..'; ,22p;0aiv * » , » . , « f . » • i i*ywkyj^f .65 3.893.' ; Judges Re,tirernerir ,....,25« 1,47¾.¾ I.li i iinjn.iyjij.iii.iil. : ifefa $&: Svbebt Retirement .. 14,811.82 601 Drain Revolving Fund '; Legislative Retirement •;* ..¾¾^ , -X mk 142.97 THEPHOTO DEPOT Fi!M Fees District Court ...,. ,2ppc.,..;..,.. >*W0 •K..;--V.te< ; S0|id :vty$$te JhlP^matiph System General Fund 314,000 7P;«DM : 2,707.91 §^tfe T$x >.'..,...,','y...... ,,221.013 li.^iMv J ; Try^t ifc Ag^icy'.','.; i.; .".•.••.•;'..'.'...... v, 626,242.76 107½ S. MAIN ST. CHELSEA, MICH. •-W.r.TA-V Hiat rses. .«.,...... »..»»...... ,/jftf'MAP Water .^Suppijr system > No. 1 Construction 70,000.00 '4" - 8,030.95 7o;oj)p.oo J?lst0l Permits .,,..... i.,..'...... J?2|.pl6 ••.ymM:. ; m^vSupply;^sysferri No; 1 • I ,.l'l illl ' | Ml Adoptioii Filing Fees ...... 2$Mf, •7WW i^^bt)Retirement:.;...'...... : 84.69 9,957.753.21 606 Lake Level Revolving Fund Cphservation'.Feeis ....-...... ,$$i($b 1,16^.50 ;<^fj^|e;^DBppsU:', ,.,-.-^.....;,.';...... 6,818,647.92 •; «4^43 VWt^Mfljf mcome Tax-Federal . WW - ^--V j|npsi(ttie!fit5' j>i.^v>•.r.,v.v.^...... 7,234,234.61 yhievied, Assessments- Receivable jj^.($0 Mjftijfalizatipji Fees".;,,..,...... 229.003 |S?#: iimp*efi^,-.v/a^n v•*'»'>'.»,•-.>...,.'..^.....,..» 7,525.00 Capital Advance :'': V 16,37057 Erflpjldyee; Savhigs Bpnds ...... 2$.$» 1 : ••'M*» ^:r^::v\^'\,''' •..:.' 24,018,160.74 from General Fund 314.00« 16,500.00 Ontt|d;:^^fi,,.,,...... ,..,,,.,..... ,z^j.v MVH^, -y'"••/'•:'.-.:.-.: I^j^^^h'&^itailLfm, ...... 'jjmJfk ••I ).82 616 Delinquent Tax Revolving No. 2 f^rwt jiffijaie",' R^i4eptial P'i • "•.' :i ?,'...... \WftA l|?i Lr-itafl »**•••**••»•*••*•*•«««•»«»•« « vUXvU^nl B,on4|j''Parable ,,~.\..,,,;.....,.liM'i Mm" mme ^ctv>n ••»••«•••»•••»*»•«•••*••••••• (A/l»UJLv 83,83!^: pplagHv Slales: 8r Court Prdfr , ,|||/ •«il.. Certificates of Deposit .,0#.($Q '•' •Q-,-'"''" x^Sfcn^e.^^^-.-t • -/• ? •*,.,,.•. >•>..,. -.»-, *,..., .- %m% Taxes Receivable—Delinquent ...,$6,000 21^26. Gai^i|sHrnents .... -..-..,...... „,_ . Notes Payable ...' $2-0M >v4^--;; |?i[tf^ft^-TMt Monies .,.,...!...^2MpC Expense of Sale ., .440.0¾) 7419.00 Kesj^iiuiipn -' -..'. «.-.,*«» i.... •«.«.«.... ««/x»uu '' %* 13,040.1 Redcinveyance ...... 27?. w£ T^te. ^aht^#^cpunty Sheriff's it harder for him and easier for Collection Fees .4^8.0^0 GurrentReal &. Personal ^1¾^ .:¾¾. pejp^r)trhent'' ,wl|''- kietwrff -. Crime police. Mark all your valuables Interest—Certificates of Deposit ,.&$.$$ /'Pirojjeriy tax ...... ,2|f.j»W -.¾¾¾^. JJ^entigri- ^-we&lf, -'.-ty^y > 22^28. . bywit h a Michigan operators license Interest Expense ;'.. .9(95-0¾¾. 58,590.70 •'-yO\ |j|,]nquent Real Property T$x ... 4?|#? - imbiber and use an "operation ,'i" ,T ,^--.1. •*••-" ,....--.... ^. |i^|jg^%6un>y>res1fjeiits ia: series ji|ji|aid"P%sorial.. Prbperjty T^x . .27J4:ip ^;w§ v ID decal" to advertise your mark­ 163,51^.^. ^1^: Re^&erriptioh •'.... .V..;'....,...... 274:0(08 245.89 ing of your property. Ta"-k)Reverted Land Sales ...... 2t4;' ,. :;• ^Vr falling If you need help with Operation 617. Delinquent Tax Revolving No. 3 "Fund prnmeirci^l- Forest Reserve .....27«,' ; I.D., contact your Sheriff Depart­ Payments in LieU'of Taxes ...,..Ity. ifg^;. -'.-:-v:;;-v-':v-:--'''-''.'. •• 1^ U oil *•••••••••*••*»•••••••«*»•» • UyltlAN 9,353.09 sfei 1^i,e vt|p^ yi\\\ >? released daily ment or Police Department. Wrfdoll . «>•••**•••*•»••*•§•••••••»•> • vUJL*UJlU 511,082.55 SwaTrnp -Xand 'Tax ... .*. 274.' . : 6—Don't invite a thief into your Michigan Tax Tribunal Refunds ..275.000 |h|ougli:.'area/nevi?§paRers and AM .Certificates of Deposit 003.000 -*•'••$.••'•" 15,^,79 radiovstattyns 'and .will include home while you're away on vaca­ Taxes Receivable—Delinquent ...026.0¾¾ 23,f$S.$2 AVcorhmodation Tax .,'.,...... 277r.0w tion, Stop your home deliveries. Notes Payable 252.? 4 ^SdPerfprmance Bonds. Payable 283.0¾ jhe-fiOilOwing;•, Information, An Accumulation of newspapers, Expense of Sale i 4'" tai Redemption Deposits Payable 284,0«) '#« ; ^rrrpriptect Your Children, they mail, dairy products, etc., tells a Deposits payable ...... ,,...,^. .^5,-0^ can^^v replaced .'..".:: The fbi- J. • 1 LCI Col ••••••«**«*•«••»•»•«••»•»• IT/ >IA/V 2l0,93^.7i 3,m52 thief "Nobody is at home." Tell Collection Fees ;4|8.QOO 180,448.42 Revenues Collected in Advance ..21^.000 WwlhgJriformfttiOn Should be read a neighbor you're going away and ^U^4 4* •;» ii^y \H."» py^evefcy >.: parent , and< discussed Accrued Interest 449000 115,68«.39 ; where you may be reached. Also, Interest—Certificates of Deposit ; .6 450,m# 570,454.23 570,454.28 V{itlf^rV;J^ldrf ;': make arrangements for 1 a-w n expenditures ..••••«...... ^ 4,4*8.50 ifMy#-r «)^: anyV\iere • with '» care. An unmowed lawn can Interest Expense 905.( 414,440.41 70|^;E^:VGfant FUnd =.,., tiKlin'tr^ke••• hibriey:^ or also tip off a thief that nobody •'4 y^^^t'v£lfts from any •is home. Before you - go away, Fp^d• ;8a|anc^l2-31-76 .V...... ".'-.$(k -¾¾ mmsm^^xvAM:-*w 'Stran- call, the Sheriff's Department at TO THE BRIDE-TO-BE: 962,823.37 : *VJ5"GlfjiuC' ; •'» ••• *j "•*••« a •'• • f • f • a ai • • «^W/a^nJW- 'KC •4 '•' ^ • 11 n( i Ti - kef vtou^h^eu^-Jf^he or; sTie,-tries, (971-8400), tell them you are go­ ;: : 618: Delinquent Tax Revolving No. 4 Fund; JE^riditUfes ...... ;7WM)$ .-- 4- : ;'.*>•• •-; fe^ay)ffrp*^ hirii or "her and ing on vacation. Your area offic­ r^Hlt t6 yoiir parepts and the er will keep an eye on your , v-»«ofl »••«•»••••»••••«*••**«**«•«» «vv^L*Ulnf 8,497.34 4 -0- ^ItceV: Do\not ^ to: the store home. V/hen the thrills of your wedding are in the past, ' vftull ' ••»,«•••••*••••••••••••«•••• • UvXiVjlU 135,847.19 al^h^and. make 'sure your par­ 1 These steps will help prevent Certificates of Deposit OJDS'.OOO ••';&•'';• 72^;LJbrary Fund \ v^ ent? IpWw l ^vhere you" are, "Taxes Receivable—Delinquent ....026.wO the chances of theft. the memories can only be preserved by pictures. 253,902.46 ^-- :•'.(':.' •; 78,940.76 iNone' of 'these precautions will 7—Did you lock up Jjefore you Notes Payable .252.00¾ :>:->o-V.v rlI16S ••««•••••«••«»••••••• •A/oaUlnf 78,940.76. wprk )uhless ,ihe parents constant­ left your house today? This in­ Expense of Sale 446.000 4,717.00 ly^ K^OW the location of their chil- cludes doors, windows and don't Choose your wedding photographer wisely. inicrcSi. »*••»••****•••»•*•*•«««*« «44/»Uuy 42^314.36, 78,940.76 78,940.76 'aren.': -'.--,'•: forget the garage doors. Collection Fees 448.000 207,880.28, , 2-^If. som^bbdy, wants to steal CALL VERN OTTO at THE PHOTO DEPOT— Interest—Certificates of Deposit ..665.000 350,856.34 731-Employee Retirement Fund your bike V. . Dbn't make it an Michigan was the first state to Expenditures 700.002 , 7,324.32 easy targeti when you're not rid­ wClSll* •«••* »a»«a'*a»a*«*aa*«j«*a**«* alW**ylW 30,812.92 provide in its constitution for es­ 18 years experience in wedding photography. , Interest Expense .995.000 585,396.07 OftSil'" " V a a a ••*'••'*•• a • a *•••**.*«•*•« #1^1 .UlU 634,198.80 ing it, always keep it • locked up. tablishment of public librar­ Investments l?O.|)00 7,234,234.61 3—Home Improvement Fraud .. . ies. There are 365 public librar­ 990,767.98 990,767.98 Employee Sayings 378,000 2,277,553.44 Home Improvement frauds cost ies and more than 3,400 school Opunty Pension Reserve -$$,000 3,355,399^40 Americans from. $500 million t o libraries in the State today. 619 Delinquent Tax Revolving No. 5 Fund ' %i billion a year. Beware o f >/ fiiiWiM»itfii"^i Retirement Reserve .381.00¾ 2,185455..^ Cash '. 001.010 2,471,188.65 Reserve for Mortality .382.0$) 80,700.00 promises to make your home a Certificates of Deposit 003:000 1,022^07.43 interest & Capital Gain 3&.000 437.54 ''display .modeT? for which you re­ Taxes Receivable—Delinquent ...026.000 2,062,6^5.88 ceive a special IpSv rate for work Notes Payable 252.000 5,205,000.00 7,899,246.33 7,899,246.33 dori§ -and' promises. ,bf bbhuses for :1,374.00- neigljlxirs a^nd;, friends pgrcha$ihg Expense of Sale .446.000 the same: .work' after seeing your filler Cot •#*•*•••*••»*'*••••••»•»• •TTfil/Uu 29&$*9.ei 801;;;;'Drain Fund ;/--,-v ^moder''.hbrne.:.;Usually the bon­ Collection Fees ,.,....448.000 220;ilr75.i8; 'OB fill '" >M^fMtMiiMl»tMMMMM »UyJlal|UU 96,107.93 V^ uses , never materialize and , the Interest—Certificates of Deposit ..665.000 296,46128' Certificates of .Deposit 00#000 4 •taxes Receivable , 026.000 699.24 cbst of ;the work'to your home is Expenditures 700.002 (6,059:72 Referred Revenue 339ifJ00 699.24 far.:.rrt.6re.:.than, a^ legitimate con- Interest Expense , 995.000 > 459,540.39 Fund Balance—12-31-76 .. I 39010001 96,107.93 tractbr. would charge. Also, check 6,022,162.07 6,0224^2^71 fi\vypnuv •• • * < »M i »»**«»*a* i»*« i»*4yy»tiyf6 4. .- consumer'' references for ail work. i '.' • fi.' -"'liyitU 'Remfember that you never get \bubethe Expenditures 700.0)02 -0- ahythlng. for nothing. 620 Delinquent Tax Revolving No. 6.Fund 96,807.17 96,807.17 4^-Dori't' Give Your Car Away! Cash ...... 001.000 -• 40.34 You can .reduce'the risk of theft Cash iOOl.OlO 2,075,572.03 '811 County Road Construction Fund- ^ of your unattended, car, its parts; Certificates of Deposit ,003.000 1,835,006.41 or cohtentsi> by observing these judge Taxes Receivable—Delinquent .«,026.000 4,301,597.81 .V/aSii a*aa»*al»aaa«*aaa*«aaa*v*aaaa aUUJLWJU 48,9.44.54 Certificates of Deposit ^003.600 precautions: ; •-.; Notes Payable , ..252.000 7,995,0^.00] 4 Always* remove your- keys and< , Expense of Sale 446.000 mmd Balance—12-31-76 ....390.000 48,944.54 lock your doors and windows. Interest ^...447.000 147¾.¾^ Revenue , .400.002 •0- Don't .leave valuable items in Collection Fee .448.000 WMM enditures ,700.002 -0- pjain- sight. , ' • \ Interest—Certificates of Deposit ..665,000 iwim Carry ownership papers on your Expenditures 700.002 248.86 48,944.54 48,944.54 person, rather than , in the car. Interest Expense 995.000 132,560.53 And1 remember "Always lock it.": 820 Chapter 20 Drains Fund 5—•ftemehiber a thief has to: / ; Cash .001.000 780,069.79 "sell" 'vyhkt;l.he takes. Help make 8,345,025.98 8,345#5.9& Certificates of Deposit iDto.OOO 3,21^,254.35 Mftwto 633 Central Service Fund Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.OOJ) 3,996,324.14 Ke venue .-..,...,,.,,,,....,,,,..,400.002 -0- 34,237.64 Expenditures , .706:002 -0- Fund Balance—12-31-76 ,,.390.000 34,237.64 fM/ysr . Revenue 400.002 .0. 3,996,324.14 3,996,324.14 Expenditures 700.002 -0- Wheel Mor\c .V>0 wild tm>m-r 841 Portage-Base Lakes Lake Level Fund XlU'.aSpicd 34,237.64 34,2^164 L.asn ,...... ,...... ,,, oui .uoo (58.21) 640 DPW Projects Revolving Fund Fund Balance—12-31-76 390.000 . ($8.21) Revenue ....400.0()2 -0- ...when price is the difference. Cash .001.000 17,528.17 Expenditures 700.002 4 Compare these three quality, brand name was $ 1 OdS. Fund Balance—12-31-76 390,000 17,523.17' ..,.-^,:.:.1. Revenue , 400.002 4 (58.21 (58.21) 8 HP lawn tractors. Wheel Horse. John Deere. ,n somc lnst.mccSi Ml. and j.ivs;,vcr;,ce Expenditures 700.002 -0- wn*miwnmi+*+t*mm4r**mm And International Harvester, fiach is known ,lctua, ,ot, kvs wcr0 compalabic 0l'. ,ovvcr for its performance ;ind dependability. | wheel I lot se. 17,528.17 17,528.lf BANK ACCOUNTS, CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSIT, t 1an INVESTMENTS AND IMPREST CAStt Now compare prices. 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