Georg** L. W in a n s Wallace C. Wood Paul L. Bollinger Larry A, Chapman Clarence W. Wood Thomas C. Smith Sylvia S. Ferguson Mariheth Soule For Clerk —- -Fot-Tmmrer" For'TrusTee For Trustee For i riisloe For Assessor For Library Board For Library Board

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-^IN&T-Y-SKCQN'D- YEAR— No. 36 — . _-14-BagesJThis Week jCH-ELSEA,--mC^GAN^THUIiSI)A¥;^IA tOaperTIoRjC I ’ll SUBSGRIRTION $3.00 PER YEAR

Cagers Close Farm Tractor Independents Offer eason with Accident Kills

s m SaltireW m Lima Resident 3 - 'Carlos I,. Beckington, 54, . of Face East Jackson 4(i!)5" Peckins ltd., died about' IT This Evening in__ a.m. Wednesday.'Fpb. 27; howev.or^ Posts -liis—body was-not discovcred. until District '1 ourney '>;30 ’p.m. when one of his-• em­ ployees, Raymond .Ding.ee, 47, be- No Opposition : The Chelsea Bulldog? success­ ?an cbecking a barnyard near-tho fully closed out tTieir regular sea­ -Jeckington home.- 7 Is Expected’in “ son schedule last Friday by defeat-, Beckingtop was the victim of" a ing .the_ Saline Hornets, 07-55, on freak accident —. he apparently Monday’s Voting the, Bulldogs’ homeicourt.______i_ slipped “ami. tell" against the body In the first - quavteiv of play of a fertilizer spreader, his left Chelsea’s village election, Man- ■ Chelsea boomed, into a 24-14'lead,; nim becoming wedged between the _-da, March 11, apparently will bo and coasted to an easy victory as spreader body and thc moving a quiet affair since only tHe Inde­ they -led, 03-25,' at half-time, -52-40 drive .shaft which was attached pendent Party has named candi- JAM ES 1>. TRY AND at the three quarter mark, 'and to a power "take-off on “the tractor. ' dates,--..... — - - ■ ■■ posted a winning score of 67-5.5, Almost immediately the spin- Electors' are reminded, ’however, Again,k-the-keyi": to -viCtory was -mng—drive—rshaft pulled—Becking^ of the ruling .that if they fail to balanced scoring and superior re- ton’s heavy . ■' winter ^clothing cast their ballot in four successive bounding. Four Bulldogs scored in around it, pulling him .downward. elections,: the clerk is required to double, figures,-led bye Bob_Rie^ The- elothing-wte^puHed taut- by" — send -ouf-eards—to—remind- them- For Private menschne(d'er with 16 points,' Curt the fast-movirig drive shaft and their registratian \vill.hnve expired i ' Farley with 13, Carl Walker with formed a-noose around Bccking- and unless they ■'re-register,-■■ they 14, and Don Joseph with 12, ton’s neck, according to reports o f will pot be eligiiye fo vote at future Law Practice Other Chelsea scorers were Dud tiie ■ accident. elections.. . ' Mondny, -March 4, James P. Ti y- Holmes'With 6 , Cordon'Carpenter Beckiiigton appnrently- died only It was also iiointe'd out by party .■aa[,w]kJuLfi livedat Loch Alpine, with 4, and "John .Ashley' with 2. minutes after Dingee. wJio lives in * committees, that _a vote for. the . Chelsea out-rebounded Saline, near Dexter, the past five' and a house trailer on the ■farm, left Roherl'L. Daniels candiiliitcs,' even though’ there is cnc-haft years, Gogjin private law. 58-30,'led by Curt Farley who ■col­ to attend a -funernl."Dtffgeo .told - no opposition, is a1 Vote of confi- lected'-2 0 ..: practice ‘in Chelsea,- 1 1 1 • ' officers he helped Beckington start Seeks 3rd Term (lerice for the jnen who will be.civ- FtAvas^also-Ar-finu. wire"- also--- tc Hire -evening-evening for a tractor ,which had a fertilizer 7 mg ‘their time and effort to com. File has opened an office in the the parents of-varsity players, as inanity affairs for the' next year James. C. Hendley office building spreader -attached, to it just before- th&y_.\yere guests 'of honor for the he left the farm. (two years in the case of trus­ at llo Park St,; however, he and event'. Introductions . of all par­ SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADERS at the lyn .Miller,1 Donna Bolanowskiv'Sharon Davis, l.ynne ; : Becking.ton’s wife, Catherine, tees) . Homlley lui-yo no partnership con- ents and their sons were made Junior High school in yesterday’s spelling bee miietition seventh grade students are David Lindsay,'Rockey to her job in Ann A.rbor liaii) Chandler and-Dr. L. j, Paul, Vryand, Avho is .42 years old,' Contest. - • were 13 seventh grtide pupils and seven from the Moyne, - Tom Rich, Roger t Frisingcr and Ivirn^ With no one else at home, Beek- g]a(hijiie(L_f i:uin—-W- ayner/U ni vers - In Effect on w h o have completed their term sc in - “(The Chelsea Junior Varsity-lost Eighth-grade.-.Seventlv-gnulcrs im1 shown in fhe—- Flintoft; and (host1 Iff Thu. front* row, also seventh ingtoii was ifot^mTSsed until'"late office, candidates for trustec foi KyrDctroi:, before entering •mili- to"',Saline’s JV’s, '4^42/ to ffimh afternoon when Dingee and ■mem­ tary service.:.He whs in -the- In. first and second row of the above photo iviih tlie graders, are Carole .Sharrard, Connie Carlson, two-year terms-are Paul Bollinger, their .season with a 7 - won 7- lost Shari Stofor, Diane Brand, Judy Salyer and Shirley bers of the family returned. County Roads ••Larry-- Chapman --and Clarence Jaatry ami Transportation . Corps record. '’exception of Linda Beentnn, extreme right in the nom lD-lo serving oyer-- center..mw, who is an eighth grade student. -The 1 Howard. Two-'seventh grade "students who were' Born Ang. 17, 15)08, at Garden Wood, i ■ The Bulldogs arc now, ready for Prairie, HI., the son of-Garth and - Roads in this area show no in­ seas in N’dijh Africa apd, Italy", the State Tournament compete remaining eighth grade students ifre m (lie hack oligil>Ie"-to'"cr»nipe1 e yesterday were not present dication, as yet, of spring break­ Bollinger, who is- self-employed,' Edna- Childs Beckington, he later owns and i)i)crates Bollinger' Sank Hd cai rivd, ,a mas'lei/s degree in tion, which begins..for them to­ row. They are, from left, Nancy Pndghnm, Marj-' for tlievphoto—Paul Schnake and Evelyn Estes. moved t.o Saline -and-was mnrried up, according to Wilbert Biei.ten- .economics in IP 17 and his bachelor night at East .Jackson; Chelsea wischer, (fistrict foreman at Chrl- tatton-Rcrviccr He is a .1 IMS in-iuln. tliei'e Feb. 2 2 . 1030. to Catherine. ate of Chelsea Highi school and is- ■Hi laA-Vs..dektj'i';>! ..in. 1H51, both-at the will- -play- a- tough East ■■■■Jackson ■ Maxwell, who survives.- They seu -for the Washtenaw County ln|veisity yf Michigan, ..He has squad who; defeated -Jackson RoftTi Commission. .... married to the .former Betty Field- ' farmed in .Saline until- moving, to. er,.- They have a family ' of four teen admitted to practice law in Northwest on Tuesday to extend the present farm in 1 0 0 0 . ..Jiroitemviseher,' iii common with • uchigaii, Illinois and 'the. United Howard . G, Minicr. Waslitcnavv children, ranging in age from three their Reason record to .16-0. ■ Surviving in \ addition to the , states.di«trietr-eourts in ~Aiame 'time is._T_B.,rm. County -Road Commission - .superin­ to 15 years. Their homo is at 415 also. 1Thu ‘Supreme Court of the Jacksop High School with Jthc dis­ wrdow, .are five- diroghtars, Missmr tendent-manager, W a r-n s that "West iMuTdle St. “ ” ■.- 77 United Staton. -•...... ' Carol Marie and Donna .'1C. Beck* soupy, road,.'.conditions and wash- lie has been a member since trict championship game to ,be rrrgtmr“uf~A1 hnmbnr; -eiri ifr“ Miss" —hytkn? graduation he served outsn n t a ■ oni\>r.. -isgrave Pfitwi 1I - - -L highways t irh n iii • mayits n« * beU s cFTldhood of the Cligisoa Congre­ played at 7:30 p.m, on Saturday. Anita and Rita Beckington at as attorney for the Grand Trunk exiu'Cted if a' iirolongod rain should gational church; ns a- lieutenant honve7 -i\irs^Delia""C;irtnvels "nf“iil- Westcrn-ivaiIiuitd^dfr^betroif' and occur before the frost has left the with t)ic Chelsea Fire Department ^iiicHgo, From In57 until 15101 he Monte, Calif.; one son, Lany C. ground; exceptionally dee)) frost and is a member. ..of. the...Chelseu ’ Beckington of Ann Arbor/ four 'Vitlv tile George F. Alger Co., 60 Women this year, combined with unusually Rod and Cun eluln brothers, Mark, of Toledo, O., Jl-igL—P-iloS__of snow along nil'll 1 C'luipman, a l!>55 graduate of \ ? .,.' fil'd his .traffic^maiu- ok^~'of— ~BellevtlIol GlirtTf- of ll,l(L: oinpany..counsel and roads are contributing factors. Chelsea High school, lias been-em­ Whitmore Luke and Thomas of, In ini' effort to -forestall oxoes- ployed the past eight' years as a Ir hiinu'd vice-president and Ahmchestcrt—throe—3rstersr~~MTrr sive damage to highways, spring laboratory TOchTiltmn .aT^Ch'fysjcC gcITTUo... ..a - motor Margaret MeJlougall of Ypsilnnti, '■I c'r i'11'111’ specializes in steel weight restrictions .were imposed Proving 'Ground. He was a meinliet Mrs, iMai^v 'Scitz_of Saline, and. T>f—the—It—S-. -Nitvi _ a/L transportation. - - ntu'rTTTm; yesterda'y tlTTTurgturrn;''life Mrs. Alice L. Templeton of Albu­ county-,- Minier* said- Othcm-ruwUv at Jackson from 1 i*o5__unt-iI. _1 LUJ8 ; ‘■|llHu Tryand has been gen- ■ Approximately 00 Chelsea area querque, N, M., and four grand-' .women were present for the counties already have or soon-will He has been a member of t tlu l';!imi'mikrL'r.01' thc Steel-Special' children,'Also-surviving is a igi'cat-- Congregational church tlie past 1 / Tm .gr. 1)iv*sam of 'Associated United Church W.omenV Wot’ld impose similar restrictions. aunt,-Hqzcl—Childs,-of-^YpsiIantir- Hoad Commission pcrsmfnbT are years. '...... * - k-,n -s'witb headquarters at Day of Prayer service- held Fri­ Funeral -services were. held at ^ibovn, day afternoon at the Methodist expecting a severe effect on roads Chaprtian served as campaigi 1:30 ]).'m. .Saturday at the Balin- (■haii'imm. of the Clielsea Co’mmuh> ' teaches church,. this spring..because of- the- pro­ Presiding leader at the service miricr Funeral Home- in Saline, longed record-breaking cold weath­ ity Chest’ in Hull and 15)02;------Hiifh a '1' .Jl,lll'nillisni et Dexter ~wn s ~ M rs ■ • Knym<>n ■ ' ] 1 Allen said ■ the depat tment lvus 1 A 15)40'graduate of ('liplsea ljigl: -/ Mrs. Smith presented the var­ The Rev/John R, Smuckcr, viviir Tour, Banquet ious projects supported by had trouble with frozen water school, he served in the til S of St, Barnnl-ms Episcopal church, pipes; many pipes which were he- Army from 15)43 until 15)40 ane ^roximateiy' soo Washtenaw wlill- offerings received at Worm SIXTH /GRADERS at the Junior High school Shelley Baize (grade champion)L Ji»Lv_ Sanderson;. will deliver, tire sei molt at..the Drty of Prayer services. She px‘- .- (Continued o’i page five) — earned the rank of staff sergeant I n c V lmP Wcro P resent f or who wcro eligible to participate in yesterday's Susan Guenther, -and .Karen Leach. 'Those in the third in the eiuu'ent- series of united During Ins' miiRiVry servico hu was nlaiiied Hint funds are divided be- community Lenten ■sui.'vicei, sched­ Tiuiri a!f Ui0 four stops o.n tCveW the divisions of home and spelling hoc to pick a school champion are, front back row are, from left, Keith Kustoror, Larry awarded: tho Bronze Star. Tim! J J s AnmjH.I County Beef row, from left/Carolyn Lyons, Barbara Hnuor, Blackwell* Tim Schnake and Don Passow, uled for 8 p,in. Wednesdnyi March Five Destroys Cottage ■ He--attended Pcnti Military' Cob ' ■ jointly., by the foreign missions of the National -_.iiiu.onmv -Livmn 7.„a fer: .:m—“r-it _____ * _,iL ______j*______* ...... a______,______------*——*------St. Paul’s .UniU'xL-Chur.oh-of. "legw fctr~jrryp}ir’s arrny strcciiilisi ^jy^yock- c f c n r o r W H cn~drXhq rchesr-lMkK,a<‘“ ia Christ. Topic of the Rev. Sputek- SffltTritw Aflei iiooti f training program. Pr Son Uoy ltfll«Cof Chelsea, is support of 1 2 Christian colleges cr’s sermon is, “Forgiveness.” and the Committee on friend y A collage oh the property owned Wood has been a member of St tht ttir It ‘by...vhnrlak-..Flnruni' and Ubbcrr ■M Relations Among EoHfiP ’ CROP iri’ Michigan; was thc gi^ekt dents, which extends, tho hand oi Wagner on ; North, Territorial Rjh, years - and a member , of . the ■ davWi;ntlr , Wcat,1('1' throughout speaker'' at a united service at friendship in ports of entry and The foul’ school champions in^" ; “ was destroyed by fire of /under­ eliurcii’s Holy Name SueicTyT'ftn the to 4.° tlle access of the Methodist church Wednesday, mined origin .Saturday afternoon, 1 0 years, lie is currently serving . ter aw. lJm John.3on.. Wash: exit to the' 40,000 students who yesterday’s elimination contests in "adage," to become champion. She loy, daughter Of Mr> ami Mrs. Tol- March 6 , The 'service whs preced­ to ^Umter Stator (cach The" fire was reported by an area as secretary of the Holy Numt i.dG8o,.ibcHU ty Extension director, the 1003 Spelling Bee al’o Joanne Is thc daughter of Mr. and Mrs. lic Stanley. The, word that tripped ed by a din nor patterned after yeari-supplying Christian-litc_r- rasidon t at 5:5t). p,m_Chelsmi^.fiyo- Soeiet-y-c— - : -— ^—----- ' Tk ^ ~ ol,tstan(Hng-i?x*r HTtrderer, ' South““ scliodl; “Robert Tfbroh' 'HTndbrorr^iTMn’^ th,e' runner-up .was ‘.'n<>r7r meals served; to refugees in Hong aturc/ to women and children of men vomained on tho scene until He and his wife, the formal. °n the co-operation Brussow, North school; Barbara ‘ ,Thc. Junior ■ iliglv .school si>’th Kong and Korea, A frecAyill offor- 7:54 p.m.f . ' ho-h^Ia-^Afrkuv-and...... LaDn^nor]ijL. . r Am erica; .XiUiey—F].&llling4iluiv.e-aix.-childr>m...- make BatieT, "Junio^Hfg^--*c4H>ol—sixtThj-dangldaOghU^!!fnlL V11mid Mcr3 to>| ’ grad,e winner,'Barbara Bauer,,-is Tfig was i'ccdrved at the dinner fqfc At l(D32 a.m73Uonday Cholse/i thoir ages ranging from one t< "\Vdh«, , v-llt D°»sibld. migrant ministry In cburcb grade; and Thomas Rich, Junior Bolton, ' the. daughter ■'of'' Mr. and Mrs, Christian Rural Overseas Prdgrnm community; ministry to Indian firemen were clillcd-to the Donald 1 0 *yonrv . . Jctlnson Jf i(. ^ ‘ co-operation/” High school seventh and/eighth George Bauer, Rite correctly (CROP). Americans; and many others, ■ The North school winner, ulsp u Thomas home, (J33 South Main St,, Robert Dpnlels is a candidate grade, Approximately 1 B0 ' people at­ imPossib]e%'u hu tour Would be Mrs. Frederick Bclser, soloist for fifth grader, is .Robert Brussow, spoiled "nuisance” offer the word, because of a' smouldering , fire for- re-oloeticm ns village president train peL, ° Wnoroslty-of fnrm- At South school the winner, son of Mr. and Mrs,. Alvfh Bras- proved a real nuisance for thc tended the dinner which was the service, sang "Draw Thdu My among bales of straw otf a garden Others on the ticket for re-elec* Jeanne Hinderer, correctly spelled sow. Runner-up is Sandra Stan- ■ (Continued on puge. five) , (Continued on page five) spot at tho rear of the pfopei’ly. (Continued on page; six) - - — _?iuiyM_on. pago-iive) - — — , (■Continues on pttgcJhroej_.— -*----...... v —------THURSDAY, MARCH 7. ^ PAGE TWO THE CHELSEA STANDARD. CHELSEA, MICHIGAN « _ liiimiMiMiii ...... iiini.iriMiMjiu - Established M iolugah Qmilifips 871 (Eljplstfa (iJXaSw DREAMING OF AN EARLY SPRING ,#V& T itle o f Nations iwwl Excellencg’Awaid b/M ichigan Press Association. JUST ' l5Bi.l»58-t$56-1969.1960 Items Taken froroth* Fllen of The Chutoca Standard ‘Show W«4der|auUf ...... Mmmmimi..... falter P. Uoaard—Editor and Publisher Edat L%najnf—Michigan^ is 0ne ■S.-i ' i IP the 124.’ 'Years Ago column pf 'the .snow iest states' aroun. . a„d ,.raoft Spea^i|at. ^ 1,111 Chelsea, Mieh*, under the Act of March 8> 1879. CRACKED EIGHTY,-YA GOTTA Incumbent Village President Ke e p your head down a n ' Donald Albor- w'ns: unopposed for Ho points to Weather- Burea re-election' to his thir^ term in 24 Years Agoi ... statistics which show that id Mich Subscription Rates (Payable in Advancf): , - .. ft YOUR ET-&QW- ' STRAIGHT. / , office at Monday’s' village election/ Thursday,. March 9, 1939— igan c’ounlile8 -ha.vc-morB ttcarioo In Michigan: Outside Michigan: WATC747T>frSAN P ON i TH' Phil Bavoisl Chelsea1 senior at inehea>f snow annually—a i-ecoi,a tear ..1$8;00 ■ t One Year...... L;.... r o m POURVEENf- ITS RC/UGH Western' Michigan U,diversityi Ktil- - Prices advertised ps- specials- ini unequafied.-by any part of Wiscort Jtonths...... -.-...-...i.-...... —$1.75 Six Months ...... -,-i..-v-.$2»25 muzoo, leaves /March 29 ’ vvi^h the Chelsea stores this .week—25 lbs. ^le Cd^ies^T.,:;..., “ JhlO— Single-Copies ...... --^ .$-“40.- 's ___ shi, Minnesota, Illionois, Indiana r 3 O', WMU basoball Heafn ' to play in pastry fli^Ti 49 qopts; sand grown or Ohio. *• ■ ...... Sendee men or women, anywhere, 1 year - ...... n jjhOO.-..' /j '%* 0 ^ potatoes, 16 cents per. peck; one the Florida State- ;Uni versity In-; Snow fall average's more than vitationaL Tourney. ‘ . ! pound gifm drops, 1 0 centBj i R T ; oranges ‘40; cents- per peck; best CO ineh'es a year in over a third oi Three "cousins woro baptized tho Lower, 'Peninsula; and heariy- jointly Sunday at -St. Thomas creamery butter, 28 cents per ^iwwmfnw«w» -pou n dv~—----- ;— r —-7 —-' - ^ v i pne^a^Tof^W iM O^^mj^^ irGA- win Alan Herrst,'aon of the Bern­ Dr./Ifaul^Reichert, lpcal veterin­ spiall "part of Minnesota get mote ard Herrsts; Timothy Hay Egeler, arian, was the speaker at the Eve­ • than GO inclies. , : i son of..Mr, and Mrs. Raymond ning School at Chelsea High school■ “ M other N ature, .has. contributed P ro p o s e d Constitution O ffers M ore Egeler;: and Edith Anno Ho.uk, last night! His. subject; “Causes of daughter of.-, the Norman Houks, Disease in Farm'Animuls.”______move 'than snow ’ 1 to 1 Mirhigan’s eeSe winter sports-—industry, ' HaW Mr. and Mrs; Dillmanr.wahi oh- Mrs. J. S. Tuttle was honored at Equitable Representation Than Now served. their" ’25th wedding .anni­ C laro G u n tv M S U tourist and a farewell party at- her home on s o rt speclaljst., “ Location help/ ■ ■ ------frhis is^Inr-ftrstin-n'series of—four-articles- to be-publlshod-b^ versary , at a reception at tlijgjjr' i^rtculn, St. Saturday." She and, her. home on Sunday. ' too. About ono-thlrd"of the niifidn'j - -Thc-Ktamhmito help clarifyJtlw'priniuiiy issues involved in the AprfM husband are leaving this week to 180, million ■ people 'live within .000 ■ vote on the proposed new State Constitution.) , : In'the Four Years Ago column make theiii home in Tampa,. Fla.; -miles of the-Woivorino atu(e~ and i (March 10, 1055): Mr. and Mrs. —vfn the .34 Years Ago column the state’s "winter spurts,” If’you have already'made up your mind,about bow you Walter' Vicnry, whq had planned (March lli '1916): Mrs. IjariYidh- S, will vote on th,e-proposaLtozadopt a new Constitution, for a quiet observance of their- 50th- Hdlmds •'died at :ho'r:otfib"-< wedding anniversary Mnrch 2, jdayZMarch' 0. . . ; ^ -/r— | — Michigan oir^Vprfl-rreatbmo^further.^-^^—^ "surpiTtfed .With, a paTfi*;, ar-' : But-if-.you still have .'.afl open .mind on the subject rand. _j i i ranged by .friends and neighbor^/ ChelseaTheafre would like to read a digest of the major issues, this is for yoi'i. In the 14 Years Ago •' column M Years Ago . . * f PHONE GR 9-2211 b \ t*: (March 16/1945): Word has been: Thursday, Mnrchi.'M1, 192{)—. < /CHELSJEA, MICHIGAN In recent months, hundreds of thousands, of words'have received that Pfc. Sylvester Park­ II Ml III III III II1111IIIIIIIMII Hi III) Ml I li*! 1111111 m been published'in newspapers concerning the need, for a nqw Four freight; :cai's, loaded with er, missing in actiomHi-nce'iDoe. 2 |1 , ‘mill woi'fti siiingles, auto .parts-and Fftl.-SAT. MARCH 8-9 Constitution {mel-t-lre- opinions of both those in favor of the is a prisoner- of war -in Germany,? fl at tJie.I.-'fifl-st.-l edge of the' village at 6:50/ p.nv. A MOW I.OVI.l AN OMHlKIMi;; document and of tlvgsa. opposed;-to it. ' 'M J . ' SUSAN PETER _ " Only the most politically.^sophisticated -people in the Sundhj); *Tho r^shap 1 occuiired 14 Years A g o ...; ^ttfoss from' th^ 'Damip/'Downer AYWIRDFINCH atate know the full story of the details of the new Constitu­ Thursday, March 10, J9,49n- .i'eHidencev -Workmen 'who repaired'- tion, the-ramifications of the proposed changes, and the mo­ A group, jme.etingf^t the^CHelsba the .d&ffuigq to, the track ,put Irt Public Library Tuesday evening, 149 hc.w. raih’oad ./tids.. • 1 tive’s of those who favor or disfavor; it. • k + M ICHIGAN M IRROR voted -(u form ml’, oi'gants^ttwr'ro: The tooUVy wind oi1 last -Wednos- —;—Tb| 11HH HMIMI IMNI M|lll.H I H*< Ul 11IMIIIII11 III IH l> 11H1111< IIH111 t)>l I (I | >1 lit 11111 >>M li 11 l.»l II Ml HUH Ml 11NIIIH111< I >1IIIHIMII1IH11IH brnvy,” whose prirrtnry duty ■-will Koch atjjehusalem: 111' 1 ' - this clouded sea. ■ , , ' , * - ' be to form an interested, informed ' Robert|TeTTy:..ofL New York City/ SHORT qncf CARTOON ----- — More Books- - * previous, year-in the manufactur­ ' Waters covered under CommiSr and eo-operativd body.to .stimulate; a descendant of the;,pioneer., Dar­ iiiiiiiMmiMiimiiMiiiiiM^iiiiiMiiiiMiMiniiIIIIIIIMIIMMI l'll|H||J|| Tfie basic question voters interested in building a better Efforts to expand Michigan’s ing: .industries, : :t sion jurisdiction include - 'all /sur­ ;suppp«t of/the/ li^raVy. v . \ / ( ius/ Pierc’d, and former residept on -library system in the rural areas SUN.-(M O N. MAR 10-11 Michigan for themselvfes and their children must ask is: This compares, unfavorably with, face and underground waters with­ A frepk lantb born dead on his the , PioCae homestead on Ghelsea- are'_under way throughout the the .national, total of 1,900,000 in­ farm was Wotight to -The "Stand­ “Will the proposed nevv_Constitntion .provide better gov* state. ■ r , ■ ; in the state and the waters Of Dexter to!,, visited relatives'-here juries, a .3 percent inciease/ over ard office' .by -Sylvester Weber., following, his; return* from a threer ernment-for the future than the old- GoRStritationT’ The State Board for .Libraries jthc 1961 rate. Labor officials said the great lakes bordering rin.Mich- The, lamb" had eight feet, seven1 year hxpedit.ion in Portuguese West j/Ee-get the answer, one-nw»fe“look-=aL-the parts of the whole--ea ig««T7 and one-half "legs/ TtVo bndwsrirt Afi'icaTift the "interest of Sinclair new- ConstifiTtr^n; compare them , with the old,, and" render boistor tho creation of multi-com- force last year was only. 2 percent the back, - and one head w(id -!6 ne Exploration Co. 1 ' .• ‘j;. niunity library . system« to take judgment according to his own conscience.. throughout the country. Mental Ca«*o body at the front, ; .. . Flora Schieferstoin loft Monday the .world of books to more peo­ Permanent disability of injur­ An attempt to shift some re- Among eight Jackson and Wash­ for..C)iicugo where she will attend But there are so many- parts—hundreds of them—that ple in Michigan. ies _showed 'a startling'inci'easeZbf: "sponsibility for— treating mental tenaw.-county families'who": Wi% the aniTu*n /mle?Eihg"n"f""the”"North named winders in the first FHA the-average citizen must first-ask-i— :— ...... - -..... _ -A-- 'furthn''^effort reccTrtTV'an- 8 percent during the period but illness from the state to the local Central .'Association of Colleges “What parts are most important, and what are ■ the nounced is the offer by the libai’d the number,of fatalities was not Progr^ss Day celebi’ation are three and Hij»h Sehools. , of four : $2 , 0 0 0 scholarships for significantly changed, department level Has made, some progress, re­ from this vicinity—the ■' Jay L. Deaths this week; ‘'Raymond changes proposed for these parts.?’’.. • ’ - family and .com­ The business expert is- usually H i i i l m i i i favoring ;k“yes'’ vote, that these parts involve provisions for: from the previous annual .report. munity living, ■improvement in Xi-. able to put most of his Work on1 for two years following, graduation: adult clinics, and . two all-purpose' NEWS - 31-IQRT- - CARTOON (1 ). ‘ Mocieji'nized manageme-nt,^ (2 ) -Vlmproved financing, in a puhJiritfrrary'servLng. a rural . „ . ' r - -• , ’ ; . nancial status, Rousing, etc. - the, office help; . : •;' clinics serving both children and ” * —-----r ’"** ■ ------■ iiiiB~.MM.ili ■ ■ A, i '■I'trfMisiasSBsaBs (3) Sensible safeguards for better education, (4) A positive area. ' v Water Watchers / A adults are in operation through* Miss Casey said the agreement Water resources of Michigan are out the Btatd, Wagg said. prpgram-to Tguarantee individual- Tights and freedom-. ''•* of primary" concern to inariy. One Let’s deal with t-he last provision first.' In a nation born did-not-impose- any actunl restric­ -The caseload served by the-com- NOW S E E WHAT'S NEW AT YOUR. CHEVROLET D E A LE R ’S tions on ■■t-hc* typo of library in- unit-of government devotes much munity' clinics seems to bear .out and developed on'-the-nrincinle-t.hat t.ho pnwprc r>f -wlyedr-bfrwever,—since it -could be time,, to them, .mostly unnoticed. Vie distribution- of facilities for SUPER SPORTS—that's the only name for sgStd(, It even o ffe r e e , new Corhfortfit steer-. shall derive from the governed/it is perhaps tb^e most im- cither , a large dr. sinal 1 system. _One ph_ase of _ the- Water. Re­ children and. adults.-Of some 14,467 thdm1;FoUr entirely diilereni^ kinda of cars. . ing byheel* that ppsitldns right-where you - portftntr , ...... The scholarship program, was de­ sources" Commission’s, work is de­ patients served ip the cjin.ics dur­ signed to provide, trained'person- voted to on-the-spot investigations ing a one year' period//.8 8 ; ■ to choose from, including' bucket-seat cbn- want it; B The p h e v y t II Novi' SS Of all the words in the new! Constitution- (and, there are c*l ,for the development and im­ of sites proposed f.or the disposal percept of the total casaioaWj^Krs •/. j veTtibles and coupes-:And most-every one has,its own branil.ofiissccitenient, Likewise * : some 19,000), Jhe--mMt ,p^ii-iiie*feJai^-tho_se:- regarding -Ap­ provement wos-_-designed1 to '])rh- ■of waste and sewage. children. _jC h u d ■ can be matched-with such sports-ehr type-- the^urbo^uperch^e^rear-dhgtne-Corvair ■ portionment (the allocation of-seats in thp legislature)' and vide trained personnel for the de­ Under the law a muneiplaity, Expansion of, the cbhimutMty features* as 4-speed stick or Powerglide. Mbnza Spyder. an’4 the all-jiew Corvette velopment and.'* improvement of industi'y or business of any kind transhjission, Positraction, tachometer, high ■ Sting, Rays. Just decide how sporty you civil rights (the status-.accorded by''constitutional law to clinic. program" is anticipated, par­ rurar.library service, she’said. which wishes to 'increase or add ticularly fqr children. A part of performance, engines, you name it»'H If y.ott • want to get,- then pick your equipment and —individuals-regardless'of race, creed..o|* color). . - >• - Any person -with-provisioiml ac- new use of; waters', in the state is the therapy for many children 'is want ypur spice plus the luxuries'of a full- / power-up to 425 hp in the Chevrolet SS, The-greatest 'howl raised by the'reactionaries against' .ceptance froriv-an American Library required to gain permission from based on serving them close ' to, /sized family car, try the Chevrolet Impala N including the'pqpular Turbo-Fire 409* with Assoqia'tion-accredited , .Lib r a,r yt the Commission. During 1962 alone' home so the return to th.e family the new Constitution is that/it. fails To properly give’-..repre~ Scjioo! may .seek one of:the scholar­ SS. It’s one of the'smoothest road runners .340 hp‘'for-gmoothj responsive handling the Commission investigated 95 and community ..circle is' a rela­ that ever ^ teamed ' ” ^ ' ’ ' 1 up...... withu u ----- a pairin cityof bucket traffic...... , . . . ship,-^available through funds pro-. ■ ff ■ • Optional at extra cost vsentation. to voters- in - urban areas, » ''Among.-■•••«*••. these .dctrac£oTa ■_>____ ■ such requests for usage. tively eaSyadjuatment. •v.i(tetJ-r-:byT the' -Federal • Lib'rjyy' TTltequests must include the na^ are some w'ho contend,that .representation, should he' based: ijei-Wccs-.-Act. Wagg said waiting lists for com­ i^ire—of—the— deveiopment; -tha- munity clinics indicates < a need Tutety_on me principle ratine-man. ojjy 'vote.VT : , amount of water to be used,1 its ■ : Those who favor-the new C nstitut'i n.copten'd,.this argu­ Too Many Hurt /,. ■ for nior,e facilities for children 0 0 soilrce, the' proposed uoint of the then - adults. In . the same period ment la.'gs .the ‘question—actuary evades ’the issue lipfpre fOn-'tHiv*jol) injurit’svi'.osc in--Mich­ .discharge of waste into the water, igan hftit,' year-, in uneciua 1 - hr0 p0 v * in which tlje existing clinics served fhc characteristics aniL estimntetj T4,457-pa tientsrthemvvbrp-aTTother -the'-voters.— .------A- - v - tlbn ,t6T the"' hike- in ’tliiTlaboi'. fbcc amount of waste. -Tl,ie issire,’is'whether oi’ noh.the' new' Constitution offers and tlic, rise'- in /Work 2,596 children awaiting care and accidents. Commission,., spokesman Lorj.ng 182 adults on waiting lists. more ,equitable representation for a-lL^oterSv-.than’-,d©vGsLt|.ib^^^~l?-'^-i-t-?''-n'‘lt5-0!1-li;: a.t'001'cii11K F,_._Ocfifing-/.'said' staff_memhors. old" fW^Ht'nfinn ' ■- ' ' . ■ t(> the stntp Labor Department, cheek each'of .the applications with Fiffaficing- and adn^inisTratiori of O ” ^ institution. . ( - / .* . / , . There., jyerc 31,000 compfeiaablo .uh:.,Pye/.to.-determin

population has-inesreased the most i,n recent years^particu- ■ "O'1 . J . ^ 1 ' ^ Biophysicists ’at Michigan State iiiUMiiiMuiiiiiiwiiuMiiMimmmummmmmiiniunmiiimmnimiiimimiiMKiimiiiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiimi larlyi the suburban arfiafL_near' Letroit;__ i^iiMiMjiMijiiMifjT^AiiUHiiniiiiMiiiMiiiMiiiMHWMMttMimttmmrtMiiiiiiiini...... r p s e a r c h l " t h e instance, the seats in tlic fiuusj,e and'senate for .Wayn'c T)UA'irAUSTFK EDITOR: ... groat premise fer the preaching molecules .which make up the eye county wbuldTid increased from -jr»#to 47, for Otikland county Zekc^Grubb’s prgacher-epmc by perfessiofi,. He ^ays folks ain’t too and the brain enable men to per­ the country-store ^Saturday nighty from, seven'to-12 ,'for ^Tacom-h'.eo.ithl'yTrdni-ifotn’. to.e.iglit, and. Interested in v/hat a preacher has ceive and to think ‘about what told .the feiiors he has come up got - to ' say - if -he tells - !em ; the- theyTperccive. V fop Genesee county from five to-s'eveh'. • 'c; • • with u Pew idea, that’s1 imble to truth,’ and ,if he tells ’em the At—thc—same’ time, the new Oodst\tutioh\recognjzes .the stmke“up. the jvfeaeliing peVfessio’n truth they’ll run him off. -This POORS OPEN 6 PM^OPCMIMli NITlf need -for effective representation of those in rural areas. ’ alirthe way hack'to'Moses. singing approach would solve all lie- said got' this idea from-..thnL-4io claims. I|e ^wpald-’nt-have--I .In.short, it avoids (lie d'emancTs'dfMTxtremists (we shofild litstcning to all tju'tn commofeials .to be saying, nothing one way or - .forget tlrat there are silent ^dissenters Who may vote' on television, lie" ullown'l ;*s how the- other, like/, politiciahsf, so he againt.NewCon because-they b.dle.v:cJt oflers too nvuch^repre- you don't self nothing m'r.vadays could keep on winniiig friends and ..V- by.,talkuig_ about it," yo’c jusCsifltf- influencing"- peopld/* -—sentaiioil-t(xurban-areas),-and it offers')trogress- witlrbalancer ahout.-it. He figgers if you can ~ And -he told~tho fellerVUc "has got a j;rick _ up his' sledve in »case S f Another .phase" of NewCon-of great importance-and sig­ sell refrigerate is,/soap nn':i ; uto- nificance is what is generally, known as. thb “civil rights”- fnobiles wi tin singing,. he. cv n soil the membe^ glt . religion 'tlui.same way. ' • \\ Ho said boa could just se-'-Jiis^ tho folks sing along with him. In '. ' This is an added segment to that section of the constitu- se’lf now, walking up.in the p’l’i'k fact, lie says he’s thinking about humming a little rntmluotiin N calling' part of his sermons, “Sing1 . tion whjch reassures ee.ch .individual nf .equal rights under- Along With 'Parson’’ and give it j wthe law. It would establish a Civil Rights' (!ommi.ss[on om- his- sermon. Th'en .: When .he- 4 overiiody’s 'attention, a couple inf“ la. .’om .with the-down bc%t and. alL}-] ^l)uwered_ to deal with questions- concerning-'the treatment of tars, and':n-bongo-iTrunu-Would "ti7 j the trijnmrngs. ' the congregation" in tho pro pen-1 A,nd he reported that Rufe.Zin- ■ minorities and would, help to bring about improved’iilter- ./or was on„ the rampage ’again radial relations. 7 ' ' . groove; ’And just as /soon1 as: the 1 k. \ .... / ■ _ ' congt ogation got to_.patling_ their , Sunday. They was having the feet .real goiai,- he’d- start singing, Men’s " Bible Class 'and ' Rufe ,ask" * Here1 ftgrifhT'diss^nTeVs'cTnjm.. that: ii. does not 'meetHheir to take the floor.‘The Parson said 7 standards of perfection.. They base.tlieir olijectlons on .the his sermon.. lie. told- th.o fellers he wasn’t .much of a singer but with, it was a mistake toa givc^ Rdfe the > sarrte. false-premtse used on np|v>nionmcTnt ‘witlf. their-“one this modern music it didn’t make flooi’", "that from "thbn‘bn ltTvas‘7th"e" . man, one vote” theory,'and thereby beg. the question. ■, - - no difference, that most of it was Gospel according tg Saint Rufe. just hollering set -to music. And It seems that, Rufe woa snorting . - , The issue before-the voters on April I, will .not be whether he reported he could’ holler rclil about one of the school^ has done the Civil Bights proposal- is perfect., Tho question will be "good.—- ... ’ away with n’ little prayer afore He* figgers his plan hlis; got each - hall' game.. Ho said he ; whether or not it is better, than what .-/.presently contained couldn’t,, say nothing or> "account M e a n s ' ' ‘ in the old Contitution..: ' ' , ' • .of. Jlufiy would otafrri 4ib was agin m i . <' The answer, is .obvious, J h e re is no Civil Bights'Com­ prpycr,. but hii tojd tho fellers, he % FARMERS was Agin'using prayer .like per­ Oil It: mission provided in the old. Constitution. Further, those who FOR TOP PRICES fume to sprinkle on everthing that come along. He claimed he .. favor NewCon contend that not only is the new provision a FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK Il S- rs Pidur'cri from top to bottom: Corvette Stine Han r. . . - V-...... ^amrUm M. lliii___ had an o r - vaBti--improvom^ftVbtiMhftt--iHs ihodws t ^ - any 'sntdr ggettdTr^ with prayer and tlifin go out and “"w ifk iS r in any state constitution in the nation. V ,* Howell livestock accuse their op^oi^ents1 of steal-, W o o r t (Next week: Modernized management under NewCqh) . Auction ing shedpv • // . r . Thb 'good 'Parson left a^ little <7, Wo hove buyers for all kinds of c & ? A * k » '--livestock, £oln,f.v.".ry.Marvdpvf 'early, said the Finance. .Cpmnijttce Z * 5 H -----“Needless suffering ip- silence, financial ^catraHtrophe, wasTraffling o/Cf a ‘steer Ti'nd "‘they had ask 'him to- 0 ^0 1 1, .- '-'I''1'/-" :;' 1963 p a g e ; ■ < - * s '^juPO RTAm DECISION OF GENERATION, permission to act, as has general ly been the attitude in the past. Parent Attendance m • ; i • m * Snow for Safa* Sign Faculty Members Attend ; The new constitution authorises Urf»ed at St. MaryV \ [ichigans two broad and flexible approaches Seen inv Benton Harbor i'ej'»i'eas w e-know 'offiees - of-, highway commissioner and Dr. L. J. Paul — for their vided that wherever possible these, of the school. - 50 not wish- and, constabje, .now rarely used, :An important new section states efforts on behalf of the villages ^hat |a s shall be liberally con­ units shall perform more'than fone' are deleted/and up tptrus­ ______pe T^nboipa! item of, business at during their/years in office. Barr ole. .One; - change in- strued i v tavor of local govern­ function. These- broad provisions teamfmXAolected offi- tees may be elected, Tuesday’s meeting was "a discus-' has served’ six- years and Chand­ ments. *ey are thus free to_get to meet present and future prob­ •sign, of 'plans for a public ^oho' four ,years.-' A p- Cities and Villages, are- granted ler' and Paul, four years'.each.- to cai*ry out . therr functions, un­ lems are among the best in' the aes the county debt the power to levy taxes other than party such, as the one sponsored less specifically , restricted by the U n ited , S ta tes. ' by tho Association at the Knights From Nation’s Finest Makers! percent to 10 percent property taxes, subject to limita­ Authorization ^ given-the- village constitution or legislature, ’ rather of Columbus Hall last month, ;d-val iiationr th u S rg i^ tions—laid down by ^the- constitu- than "being dependent on specific Standard Want Ads Get Results! clerk to pay $5,445.65“"to .the Cfty~ John Alber was appointed chair­ National Bank of Detroit for in­ Such names as Freeman, Rand, Star man of the projdct, with Hal Pen­ terest on the Village’s general nington named to assist him, - /Firne and" plgge-gf the party-are Brahdr Acme>a ndothers^pf4n e n-.. ~ still, to, he 'decided. ^ Report by Trustee Burg on mat­ SALE The rtext regular meeting of the ters pertaining to the Youth Com>’ Connie, Jacqueline, Trim/Tred, Heel organization is shceduled for Aprjl mittee.- No action _was_ taken. ENDS ■■■ *•; ; ■...... Hugger, Williams an^f others for Motion approved that the Vilk SATURDAY All interest^ Dividends .age^ GounciF go/on^Eecord^TJSrTec^ -mi^ses-ernd women v ; . Stepmaster, Must Be Included in ommending support for the pro­ NIGHT posed Constitution^jfor Michigan Poll Parrot and Scamperoo for girls Income Tax Return.. 'fts/approved - by'tHe^Constitutionar Convention May 1, 11)02. The Internal Revenue, Service and boys .... and of course, P.F.’s, BUY ONE-GET THE OTHER FOR ONE CENT < today issued a . reminder; to' all vMoti«n-approved-To' place-surety taxpayers tfrgti..’fllL.-••j-Djiglfig.L.JUlri. bond fo'r--tho;villuge-.treasurer for .Corrvers&^ahd others in Rubber dividends, whether paid directly to one year/ with ■ A. D. Mayer ELECTRIC PERCOLATOR you- or credited to yoyr account, Agency. , : GET A 2-CELL • must be included - in yoiir income w ear. . . You’ll find our prices lower 12 cup aulpmotic percolator with a pre-set thermostat that tax return.; FLASHLIGHT starts coffee perking immediately, stops '-'automatically, therr^' Motuim-to upproVc the Chelsea keeps coffee hot indefinitely. Polished gturplnum finish, ^ R. I. Nixon, District Director of Village .'a.nd the ■ CHeisea Electric and our fitting service one of the best Internal. Revenue, stated that the- for R«0. 49e‘ A FANTASTIC M m m Light and Water Department audit 1902 Form I94()4\as been changed reports -of Icerman, Johnson. & ... bring your family to Anderson’s. J;... For general household use . . . pre-focused PRICE!! 1 providing' separate'* lines for re- Hoffman. bulb, 3 -way safety switch, carry ring on )0 1'ting—both -dividenrl^—anfl—in-f _ —removable.end-cop. ------•— —— - WITH THE PURCHASE OF A tei'est. . .' "■ . Resolution 'approved in support WHEN YOU BUY ONE 2-CELL Portable ; The direetdr further staged that MAGNETIC FLASHLICHT of selection of Detroit .jujjit.hc site .: HAND M IXER there are certain exclusions and of the 1968 'Olympic: grrmeS.-.Tius credits, which will -reduce -tho-tax for R«0. $1.29 A , handy portable mixer /done- at’ /the request pf the Miclii- 9 9 c 'that . Is lightweight' and liability on-dividends.-It-was added gan Municipal League. ' ■ ..., - Strong permanent Alnico Magnet modern In design,'Thumb- that taxpayers'.-should, check- the holds to ony steel surface. glow* tip beater ejector. Lifetime instruction- booklet and follow, ing ‘plastic head, chrome plated lubricated motor with 3 carefully the schedule- on-.the • re­ Village:..Council;'.meetings, are. cose. Three position, switch with speeds to mix, whip or turn to make_sure~Uiat__the_bene­ held at _8 p.m. .on thcj first and flash button. Spare bulb compart­ boot. Detachable cord in­ $ | 4 95 third Tuesduy’s~7)f the- mdirth ’in ment in head.'Car-eying ring.. cluded, . fits are claimed correctly. . Director Nixon stressed that be­ the' Council room on , the, second floor of the Municipal* building. In­ Hr.' m fore signing and filing your re­ turn, you should make -sure that, terested /citizens are welcome' to 77 8' Chrome Plated PRUNING SHEARS attend. :: VALUABLE all income is. properly .reported WITH PLASTIC CRIP HANDLES f0 c and all allowable deductions ‘are FOR ONLY I COUPON claimed. Fishing Restrictions WHEN YOU BUY A On Again at Winnewana Winds Often Act ... • ^ - . ■ I M S i e m p e h ■ As ■<)£ mldni^ht“Thursihiy, Feb, Like Broom To Blow 28, fishing restrictions .are again LONG HANDLE LOPPING SHEARS in efi'cc^following three -weeks of Snow Off Hightvays lifted restrictions because of dan-. FOR .. Lavi.alng.— WnTtov wimls, .which- : gov of winter kill of fish at bften piTe up -great snow, drifts.,0 11 W nine wan a tlbod waters;'- s BTades are forged steel, .heat treated,. Self- locking .hinge nbf. and bolt. Crystalite, blue Michigan’s highways,' often 'act as Conservation ^Officer 'Dohley tubular steer ferrules. Fire hardened lOW' a “broom” to^a»o-the snovy off Boyer said the oxygqp content of ■shaped, handles.'; the: roadway. the water 'is now\ sufficient to '. W ith ''7rc'\ver'ty p 0 s f construe- maintain - the fish population; in FUSTIC \ P R ^ N fla sh lig h t!C tion, the'wind Serves to lielp make fact, spine:fine Northern Pike have RUST DISSOLVER SavB On These Everyday Painting Tools!! the highway ■-self-clear ng, says been".''takehVduring" the past week Young celebrities play around in BATTERY Ha r.old. Rathfaot, the.. II igpway_He^. cxn Winnewana___ . ’ partment’s- Chief MaihSemance En­ $ 1 . 0 0 \ P R d j# N r PAINT BRUSH |« ™ ONLY 1 * gineer $ A 9 8 ' - AND OCT A-----— WHEN YOU BUY A 1—Ncav highway design^ wliicli m- Health-tex JtCOND ^ :W* " . WffEfTTOllBbY 7" PAINT ROLLER SET eludes aigrqde above thd surround­ ; ON6 TOR ' ■ ONE AT THE ing ground level; smoother' sur-: GET AILSTATES Amazing new liquid that LOW TRICE OF faces, shallow, backslones1 and wide _d a s Wng 4ton^uit4-ready-for-4un-a -game§.-Ra4y . je/EOYes rust from metal A fO g RIO. $2.95 J ust think— twb' 'regu[ar size ditches help's the wind blow a lot surfaces a n d prevents flashlight batteries for less thanjfC jackets come in soLids^stripes, plaids or checks for ■ further rusting— no- more of snow off ,.thq- highway,.'Rath-, Miracle cover /for smoother I the,normal price of one. Tits olliw . foot—saidv — — ...... r-T , scrapir.g or s a n d i n'g.. ... painting,- perfected slip-on standard flashlights. Stack uPiJ-ci “ ^prmfrTaif'oTed shorts'haVeTuspenders and stay- Non-inflommdble, odor- j construction w i t h convenient now— limit eight to a customen neat elastic backs. Dressy white shirts close wi6th Unbreakflbl.e_plastic_ _ round-handle. Strong,', deep welL No ■ dealers. bottle'features- a special metpl fraVi Paint brush, is of World Prayer Day • * . PACKAGE POLICY (Continued from page one) . , bright bowtie. All in fine wash-and-vyear fabrics', cap for fost application pure hog bristles. ’ , ~"WsQZW5!Ei£ Soul, "O'Christ/’ She was accom- AND SAVE! r Sizes: 2, 3,4. panied on the, oriran by Mrs. Includes flro—(4w«Hing »nd- JUMBOPACK — 100% NYLON— DECORATED — ^~WHEN YOU BUY~A------James Gaunt. ,contents), theft, and family li* OF 10 ASSORTED Those who served as ushers ability insurance. Cal! today. . STAINLESS' 7-Pc. KITCHEN TOOL SET DUST MOP arc Mrs. Wilbert Grieb, Mrs.. Dale ... f CELLULOSE SPONGES > i. s STEEL ' AND HANDLE Smith, Mrs. Albert l’etcrson and « 0. 79* ' V C POTATO FOR Mrs. David Soule. BAVIL Mrs. L'H'tng Hntffs-yi-ntt- genera - Rici r ~ ~ = m In . h . m il e s ! $3.98 $ 2 . 9 9 99e chairman in charge of arrange­ - 20735-Sfi6"Church Roa

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Ford.Motor Cm was incorporated 1000 was paid in. Todny, the WANT ADS Juno 16, 1003, my Henry Fwd and pany has approximately gn01 WANT ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS TIPS 11 associates. Authoiized capital- j shareholders and totaHiuLi FOR 'RENT — Ranch-type 3- izatlon was $160,000,. but only $28,-1 more than $$ billion. CI1KI.SKA K. ’of C. St. Patrick1* ra'r e profitable job for smart bedroojn-Jiomo. Avuilabfe now. rmtttun‘—hulftv^Oat^meeded—fbr ~ Day" ttmn^Diiwer Suwl ayrM aj-c h' lac i Kern Real Estate, phono. 475-8563, .17 at Cholst'tt High School, Adults, travbl. Salos ' experience not re­ ____ 36tf The $1.50. CMltln»n under 12, 75u,’ 37 quired, Digest, Box 2070, Mpls, 15 Minn,' ■- A « -38 FOR SALE—-Hereford bullK GR1 Chelsea Standard WANT K D;" -Lintings^^f—all—kinds. 9-2341. L.'Eder. -86 Buyers waiting. Ke(rn lioal Es- C^RPI^TST^jISXN EASIER with WANT. At) KATKS tnte.J’honc 475-8503, 18tf the Blue Lustre Electric Sham- AUTOMATIC ZIG ZAG seeing PAID IN ADVANCE—All 'rMutar-ad* pooer only $1 .per day. Chelsea machine, slightly used. Must sell vertiMUiiertd, 50 cents for VG word* FOR HUNT -- 6 -room .modern Hardware. ' - 80 f i r i n g of; lww, each ln«Hrtlon. Count eiich ' house with automatic heat, in unclaimed department: store lay- figure bh h word. For more than 2S AN YON E 'FOUND" LOOTING or nway. Dial to pi^t-on' buttons, de words mtd 2 rente per word for eacb Chelsea. . For infonnatiomeall signs,...... blind"mm horns,—buttonholes, insertion, ‘‘Bllml" aiU or box mmv James C. -Hondley, GR 6-8333’ ber ad«, 85c ’extra Per. Insertion.,, .. - OA-8-8333____^ ------37 13876,'Island Park Rd. at^sWest Yours for $3.96 per month or only OH A ROB RATES—Sam* a* eash,la Lajke, wiM be prosecuted. ’Signed; $42,16 total. Cgll Lay-Away Dept. advance. with 16 cents bookkeeping TAKE the pain,out of painting! Eva Vogel, owner. S9tf GR 5-8211. . - * 36 charge if. not'.paid, before 5 L\m. Tuesr Ne.\t‘.time use Slived Satin, and T day preceding publication. Pay, In ad-, Spred Lustre. Dial^GR IT-3391, Chel­ AGRICULTURAL LIME -vance, *end~ca»h-or...stamps aml.aava. sea Lumber Co. 37 U> cents. . : A-l USED CARS and FERTILIZER SPREADING CARDS OF THANKS or . MEMQIV- ~For - tbir Rest “tir 1AMS--Single paragraph style.’ SI.01^ ’ ( 1 1 Ford 2 -door .'Call GR 9-2341 per Insertion ,for fib..words.or less; It cents-rmr word'-beyond: GO words,— . - POLE BUILDINGS ’60 Falcon 2-door -/SI —LEONARD-EDER • »*,* Minimum. 1 Inch. '50 'Wagon: -39 Be suify to see “SMILEY” ;V-8 , Automatic. Transmission, #.ui. DISPLAY WANT ADS—Rate, S1.10 Call •oi' Write, . i. \ per column Inch,-,slmrle column wj.lth power steering; and brakes1- « i, USJ. 11*L only. ' 8.pplnt and.14-point -light, type Itchr- liverm ore: ’Sfl-Forih 4,-dobr-TStation' Wagon Gulf Oil Products **» lu. a l only. No borders or. ..^boldface type. ’ 6 8 Ford 4-door I £Wl»- COPY DBADi.INB-.fi p.««. Tuesday, ' Gregory, ALpine 6-2827 . week-ot-inib|lcalfonv-T. 86tf '58 Rambler 4-door Wagon Fuel Oil and Gasoline. ■vsr^i rKtt'58 Ford T W T, M. fi»j. U.S, P»). Oil, Dexter. Mich. ^IIM I ------44th “ANNIVERSARY- DANCE- — Why not buy. your" lot; or building Call 426-8113 or 426-8617 Saturday, March; 10 at-,.Chelsea site NOW for your future home? 5G ..Ford F-700 Tractor 'See any more used cars in those Standard Want Ads - - 7 ■-----Junior *_Hi>rh’■■■■■■Gym, . 9 p.m; to 1 . with ai}- brnkes*and fifth wheel 25tf ”— ^-gCTii7 ^ff|joitsore(i^-by-- A mei’ican--Le­ - ...... N>-*it's about time I have another driver's lesson!'' , F6RT"RENT~4rbedroom ^home’ o.n gion Herbert. ,J. MeKune Post No, 1 Year G & W Guarantee- West Middle St., near down­ 31. Orchestra. Public * invited, KERN REAL,ESTATE Easy Financing Arranged town. Until Saturday; call 475-8930 -'Adplts $1.50, Students 75er^ 37 _____Phone 475-8563 2 BIG LOTS WANT J& S WANT ADS ’ . --36 ,«And ReatLAU Over 29 tf Corner of Orchard and- S, Main HIGH :SCHOOL:; JUNIOR- wTshhi Clean Your Own Rugs .ST,.-MARY'S. BAKE SALE at K. ■ * ■ . and 222 S. Mnin PAINTING can be' m aleV than you Then# was a time when the standpointr-nol-aJI-ne of C. Hall Saturday, Mai'ch -9, expected!,. Try famous Spred like new. Buttonholes, designs, readers are as lucky as Ameii. GR 5-3281 ■ Satin. _Nq\V--' only $5.95, gaL _Dial Call 47B-8W, -36 World’s press consisted of three With Our Amazinjr Rug _CIdnner. 1 0 -a.ni.- 2 p.m. Proceeds: for St, zig zag. Make same $4.10 pay­ Ar- newspapers” handwritten- ~can subscribers. In wnw African M an- bu'ilding fund." • - -- .-—36' Lumber Co". ments as original contract. Only i. * i - 4 . 1 I* 1.. *" - and J South-American - A m b MW.AnM —couotrie --* » Rental charge, $6.00 per day. < !... 37 $33.10,SJM.in willwill, kjin/llohandle. -• AVi»l+oWrite Credit bof daily, Monday-Saturday, daily ,notices . posted publicly in TW.KN-T Y - KIVE cents' a year will Palmer7' ' ” Working hours 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m.’ ancient...... nt - Rome to spread the the reportraft continues,...... /Hhe con protect your overcoat From/moth Motor Sales; Inc. Manager, .Box F28, 'care of Chel-' Call GR 5-8914. 36 official news of the late Repub- of an annual subscription to a FRIGID PRODUCTS damage for 3 years-. One spray- ^Transportation sea Standard. 36 lie and the early Empire. daily newspaper is as high as i ng o f B E R1,0 U Cl uaran te'ed ’ M 0 1 h- Over 50 Years of Service Today, by the latest United 28 percent of-the average per Phone GR 9-6651 36 FOUND carfta income, compared with 4tf spray does it or BKRLOU pays Specials _ FOR, SALE Nations count, there are some­ for the damage. Merkel Brothers. FOR RENT ■=— Furnished apart­ thing like 30,000 newspapers le s s th a n 1 percent in the AVAN TED AT ONCE — Man pr ' 36 ment including all uitilities. ’53 Chevrolet stick, 2-door ..$115 ’55' FoTd V-8 2-door Dean’s Country Charm milk and With a circulation totaling more United States.” : - - - — 1 woman to simply,._ .Rawleiirh Phone GIt 5-8588. -37 ’52 Dodge 4-dr ...... :.:..$115 - dairy products; also farm fresh than 250 million copies, And UNESCO also drapes news. household .necessities to consumers ’53 Ford Wagon, V-8 stick, 2-.dr, $95 Used - Engine—Ford V-8, eggs. Will deliver to your door. • notwithstanding the growth of pacers in academic robes with ,n-CU'£II,SEA. /Full- or pai:t.\ 1 1 iuu. CLOGGED -’51..Rtudehnkp-r-46^tom=pielfcmp^$i-25, is-;..,..ptasBVl068-model s: -thc obsem tferH fraBBeyare not | ^Steady yeitr-niund’ income. ■ "Write refrigerator furnished;'GR 9-1891.' are here to stay*.says the U.N. only inform ative and entertain, ■ Rawleigh, Dept; MCC-752-2 ’ r . ■36tf In most sizes Educational, Scientific and Cul­ Freeport, III.- .-36 ■ . Wc Buy, sell.or trade , CHELSEA K. of C. St. Patrick’s tural Organization. For, explains gational aid,” -Reynolds Sewer Day-Ham' Di nne-r Sunday—March a UNESCO report, “despiteJhe FOR SALC 1'7 aU Chelsea High School; Adults, This tutorial role_ln»-beea; B Cr B SALES Balmer/sbrake Service convenience of radio and TV, noted from time to time in the- FARM- LOANS! — Service" 140 Wefet Middle St. $1.50. Children under.12, 75d. 37 the basic and permanent medium past. Oite' thou|htful American RID-X—Works to keep septic tanks 7728 Werkner Rd. 36 WILL DO BABYSITTING in mv of information remains the writ­ Colonial tavern owner who-kept trouble free. New low price $1,49 -36 Buy. land, livestock, refinnnee. Wi Clean Sewers Without Digging SEWING and Alterations,- includ- home. Call GR 5-8914. 36 ten word.” A newscast is a ileet- newspapers aroimd as a convert- Drains Cleaned-Blectrieally-^^- SALAD LUNCHEON, and parade ing thing, tha report adds, <>but Free Appraisals - Fast Servicct I'lC 'Clipma^teTT-the- ■' . FREE ESTIMATES : .new model ... $52.95 Perfect condition. Permit -re­ Norma’Popovich. u /t-5-8084, 37 of new' hats at Congregational a newspaper can be' read and^ ■ nolost this notice: “Gentlemen. “ 5^f%":interest ”:::" “—2-YEAR GUARANTEE , quired. Gall-after-6 -p.-mrr-151-East church -Wednesday,- “ March " 20, -pondered at leisure,” . learning to spell, are requested . Battery' Booster Cables, 8 ft. $1.99 Summit St, . -36 11:30-2 ..p.mi,-—Price: ~‘$1.25, .Hats F rom a dollars.and-cents to use last week’s newsletter.” Phone, Ann Arbor NO 2-5277 Homes in Chelsea fashioned by Nancy -Richards of "Sewer Cleaning Is .Our Business— Electric Heater Cables, from 3 ft, WANTED — Bubysitting. Call Pat Detroit. Buy your Easter- bonnet. Federal Land Bank Not n Sideline’.’ ,38tf to 24 ft., from - $3.95 to $6.40 Wireman GR 5-8568 or Carolyn Ranch type 3l bedroom home, .at­ Proceeds for .the church. oi;gan.Tui^d. ROBERT HALL, MGR.' BABY ' SITTING avaihiblp by ‘the Wilkerson 475-8922. -36 tached "iVa car _gaTagerGas“heaf7 “Sponsored by Esther Chapter; poor . hour, bv the dav, four days a BernZ Gas Torches, $6.95, now .Can be financed. prize, . j - 37 l : » 2221 Jackson Ave. wepk. CiR 5-8145. ■ . . . - 36 reduced to $5.95 Genera LG-ff ice Help Telephone NOrmandy 5-6139 Older 3 bedroom home, all fur­ s in ." Ann: Arbor, Mich. $75 AND UP Weekly earnings pos- Bernz-Gas...... $1.59 nished, full basement, gas heat, Gall Grinnell's -t ' . ' .27t,f . sihle for- man or womans to Wonted 2 car garage—in heart of Chelsea’.' MAIL ORDER SERVICE WANTED TO BUY—Top quality SLM-viee custopjers in city of - Chel­ That’s never easy to answer, we admit. sea.full or p'lp't time. No invest­ MERKEL BROTHERS age 20-35. Must Have knowl- All modern -2rbedroom1 home on ment. Write-- Watkins .-Products, Sfr & fullrsize lot; TThirty LP_ Albums —But with thp help of our Research DeparfahenHft- straw, "We pay cash. Write Art Inc. D-71, Winona.Mimr, -39 FOR. SALE—Chevrolet 1958 Bis- ing, calculators. America’s Top Sellers New York, we’ve just put together a.two-hour answer Callari Hay Co;, Upper Sandusky,- ' caynC 4-dopr. '8-cylinder,, auto­ Several other types 6f property for Ohio, or phone our representative, matic transmission! i-adio. and ■ Permanent Position sale. Regular $8.98 ...... O n ly '$2-77 that should make'a lot of sense to any seasoned investor, HOUSES 6- LAND heater, A-l condition.1 To .settle Regular $4:98 ...... ;-On!y. $3.77 -UN­ Jackson-STate 4-0028. 17tf Write Box M-l _If you’d like To*hear it—a thorough-going discussion -FOR SALE ; ' estate.-$650rGR5-8190.- -Aifi- c/o Chelsea-. Standard KERN-R€AL ESTATE Regular-$5;98-.F^;;...... :Onry $4;77" of basic trends in our tecohoniy, a series of specific FOR TRACTORS and equipment. 36 'Real^Estate For Sale 616 S. Main Street By Mail or Come To . suggestions to. meeTvarious situations and objectives 7 Rooms on S.,Mnin St. ' _ ' • Also 'New Holland macnirtery. LOST^Black and tan dog. Ident­ Phone. 475-8563 Sales and, service. Cobb & Schreqr. NEW LISTING—I,arge 3 (or 4) 10 Rooms on Orelinrd. St. , ical markings. Weight' 3d - lbs. 36tf GRINNELL'S during the months ahead—.then don’t miss.our Stock bed room- home. Carpeted living 2 Acres with'new Ranch Home Stockbridge. Phone ULyssea 1-4525.’ Wearing collar with License No. LOST—Monday in downtown^nrou, ■ Market Forum.- roonr anil dirii’ng;.ronm. Hai-ge. mod­ 50 . Acres good level farm land 49tf 12001, rabies tag 722,. Reward! . lady’s white gold lapel watch. South. Main Arm Arbor 00 Acres rough rolling land ern kitchen... with cupboards, to II & -M-UPHeL-STERY SHOP Phono GR 5-8782, -36 25th anniversary gift; Reward for Phone NO 2-5667. We're holding |t on Wednesday evening, •spare. *T,w.o baths, full basement, 120 Acres on Jackson Rd'acF' return. Phone 475-8864. _ 36 . ’ . 80 tf 250 Acre farm south of town 13th, in the-Auditorium of the Chelsea IVl- cay gagagc^lTTOOCi “ ■ Free estimate,- Pickup & Delivery MALE HELP W/YNTED-— “High is. G. G. WOPPER BUILDING’ SITES ) 305 S. Main St. SAWS FILED, School hpys to cut and burn School, Chelsea, starting at 7:30 p.m,' -NEW LlSTINC.-JIdea! for retire-- -bniHh=at~South -Lirktr mgn- cin^ ----ine-frt—Tb^^betfroc) nili VTng~morri7 --F-OR-ALLOISES^ Painting ArDecoratJng Bullish or bcar!sh7 we think you’ll find these two PHONE GR 5-8575, or GR 9-4882 Pruning,- compass, hand, circle, pentevs to build .boat•'house. Coh- dining- room, kite-lien .'and bntli|. -Building Contractors ci'ete work and blocks to lay; Sup- Very reasonable- to he'at. New garl A. POMMERENING, Chelsea, Mich. crpss cut, buck and) buzz hours, well spent, think they -should'^rovesh " .extremely age and'glassed ami screened patio-; ■32tf ■ Phone GR 5-5581 tic tank and field to install. Gall helpful to even the most experienced investor. __ . $11,000,___ Broker FOR ' RENT—Newly decorated Gregory ALpine 6-2148 WINDOW SHADES, stocked in 36- NOrmandy 8-9078 Ann Arbor, 37 * -7tf 42--48^54-inchr-<3.ut to~size and in-- DUTCH -BOY’S-Cblhl- , Harnionizei' There-s no charge ^connected- witlrthe 'Fonixn; oi -, - - - T"— ” riione GR 9-5491. furnished and unfumished apart-" "CjAA’A'N AUtrfl LA ICE- — Year 29tf ments; Includes heat. Phone GR FOR. RENT — Upstairs onerbed stalled ih your home. Book is your guide to effective course; but admission will be by ticket only. -mound 3 bedroom home. I.iving- 9^5441 after 5 p.m.,' ’ 23tf ■ room apartment.' Furnished ox color Co-oi'dination. For yqtn- con­ ••-'--3 — - (iifiinp-~rn()m, kiIchen:—utility and' ■LOST J)O(1—Whito— B0 aglo q)uppy cept refrigerator. Private entrance. WLNDOW GLASS. Buy from- our venience-. at Merkel Brbthers. 36 If you’d likeTo come, simply call and tell us you’ll full baib. New■ furnace. On norlh- -with black and brown spots. large stock of double and. single Wearing-collar. If found: phone GR GR 9-4721. 37 strength. No charge for cutting. be there, or just mail us the coupon below, .-eust-shore. (lood-beaeli. .Level lot.; WANTED FOR SA LE—Acty 1 ene- cutting and /$ 11,51)0. N . ■ / . ■’ 5-8833...... 36 MAGNAVOX An opportunity to- serve you. Welding outfit, ARCO torch and INSULATED JACKETS, small, 6 tips. Welding torch and 5 tips. medium, large and extra large. ORGANS KUM.DING LOTS'- — A good ■ sylee-'- Now disti’ibuting Dean’s Country I would hke to attend your Stock Market Forum ‘ tion in town and out. 2 acres (<0 Septic Tanks Charm milk and dairy products,’ Heavy duty gauges. Hose and cart. Closeout price ...... $6.98 $1051), (!.(, acre: $3 5 (11), ji.3 acres Delivered to you in Chelsea, by Dale $100. M>-ton' chaih hoist, $25^ MARIE RIEMENSCHNEIDER, ■ Wednesday evening EARLY BIRD SALE—PAX CRAB Itepi'nso.nf.at.i vp $;5500r"y- Collins. “T 4%,nflf*475/" " " -?—r—— "-----Morch 13 □ 1— And Drain Fields FO R SALE Large, year-round, GRASS KILLER: //■ Phono, GR. 5-8260 or GR 5-8866 $5.50 1000-ft. bags...... $3 .8 8 Please maiL ClqireTice Wood INSTALLED TO COUNTY CODE 99 ft, Crooked Lakeak front home. $9.90 2000-ft. bags..; $6.98 MAKON & CO., -tickets to^ 37 Basement, garage, fireplace, living Limited Stock ... Name 'Flanders" St: " SPECIFICATIONS room carpeted plus separate rental i Ann Arbor ORf*enwood 9-4603 unit (approx. $ gross.) Im- RTTDY qrnvrppRVnr - Bnnirpp Septic tanks from 300 gal.-to 2,000 1,100 175 Park St,, Chelsea' Address .Phono KUDY NLlljyiEKHLILG,.. BRQKER4-. ,rni, avaPtd6 f--fnr prompt inatafc— CLIFF'S mediate poasesaion^.. Minimum MERKEL BROTHERS . Phone 475-4181 ;- NOrgmnuy b-8iiu9 lation.- $3,QUO down. Rhone. N o 8-8618, 6tf ■RTT ■29tf •_ _ - — . 3i; WELDING. SERVICE WANTED—Part or full; time em- FOR RENT — First-floor apart- FOR REAL DOLLAR SAVINGS,. 'FOR,SALE' BY OWN ER‘~~Approx. pTbyment. Book-keeping,.- recep- -v.-menf unfurnished except''for Be sure and see^ u s, before you IERRILL l y n c h , 19-aerc building site on Werk- tionist or general-office work. Ex­ stove and .■refrigerator. Heat and buy any pew or used car. Palmer ..-.ner . RdM-3:-miles north of- Chelsea-. -BOB-SHEARS V 524 Mi N o rth Main St. perienced. Mrs, Earl-Guenther, GRr water—fu r n i shed. -GR-5-4851-after Motor-Sales,Inc,-Your- Ford-Deal- PIERCE. PENNBR-& SMITH INC- -'Plufrie GU '9-1831. ' ■' 45tf S. Muin Phone 479-3851 (Behind Production Machining) 6-8218..- , ^.6 6 p.m. -36 or for oyer 50 years. 2tf UtUBtSS H£W YORX STOCK t K CKAMG C KKD 0TK(« PRINCIPAL 8T00< A NO OOMBCOITV'-UCHANC1J, ' P'RO-GRAM CHAIRMEN - "I'lan- ...... > : . . 2tf Also, complete portable equipment. EOR-SALIO----—Six-room modern ning a program for'.yi,iui’"'e]tTlnTT’ FOR". KENT— Unfurnished.- main 7 -housc with automatic heat; In 205 WEST CONGRESS STREET, DETROIT 26 _chun-ll group ? Contact Mt■ rke 1 - flour.Ji room anartnu*n11in_Ghe 1 - Welding, cutting, brazing, pipe Chelsea. Good: location. Inquire Telephone: 963-4670. Broltjei's J'Tirfiit urc Dept. 36 sea.'-GArden 8-232-1. tJ - ....36 thawing,. r James C, Hondicy, GR 5-833,3 -or G A 8-8333. 3 7 ..Phone - F O R S A L E - TRAVEL TRAILERS—13-ft. and 475-8731 or GR 6-8252 up; ^0x55 ft. trailers. Orlin R, =W S Jones-TraileB-SftlesT^Gregoryj-Mich Phone ALpine p-2655. • 43tf ROOM FOR RENT — Gentlemen utility room, garage. Price $8,500. $1,500 down, • preferred. 124 Lincoln St. Phone owner will’finance balance; - — 1 JIM'S GU 5,8146. -20tf ECKRICH "ALL ’BEEF" IT WILL, PAY YOU $—to drive 2-BEDROOM-HOUSE on South Main St. Hardwood Furniture MovIng iiA ---n i —‘ AtHv - *ra-jr4^—irm r ’ 'Sput “nni!—look- a t ‘our txaed'imr —— floors,- oil furnace large lot. Low, dawn payment,-, With" pads, "insurance & experience. selection. Amiile parking space. balance I ike rent. - Local or long distance, Franks . , ' I b . 4 9 c lifts Chelsea Motors, Inc, GR 6-5011. Free estimates. ICtf MODERN! COUNTRY HOME on all-weather road. On& CALL GR 5-8734 SW IFT'S PREMIUM bedroom down and two on second floor. Modern 17tf BULLDOZING jitchen and bath, dining room,- large living room, Bacon . . I b . 4 5 c our friendly counsel arlclosed porch, large screened front porch, stoker NAPOLEON LIVESTOCK F o r COMMISSION CO. CHICKEN OF THE SEA and advice Prompt Service - Quality Work __furn.ace,_2-car garage, workshop, Mople^shade. Lot. ------Phone-K E-6-420F - ...... - DICK KISS 100x200. f-orge garden, Price: $11,000. Auction every Monday,. 2 p.m. .will answer ■/ 135-ACRE FARM 4 miles out on blacktop. 4-b^7rom % have-btryerr for all kinds” of . . 3 cans 6945 Werkner Rd. Ghelsear Mich. - livestock. Order of sale: feeder CAMPBELL'S Chicken Noodle; Cream of M ushroom, yogetoblo-Boef Phone 476-8440 modern house, hardwood floors, modern both, oil pigs, dairy cattle, feeder cattle, ill! of vour ork If no answer call 479-2791 hot water heat, barns, other buildings. Well fenetd. sheep, calves, butcher cattle*.butch­ / 88tf Price; $$5,000, part down. - 1 er hogs. f ) Soup ...... 6 cans 95c FOR SALE—Boy’s suit, size 12; COMPLETE MARKETING also,' Boy Scout suit,, size 12. List your real estate with R. D. Miller SERVICE Both in good condition. GR 5-8747. for fast, efficient service.___ For trucking to our sale calLus or qt. 49c ...... -30 , your local trucker. Livestock is HAVE BUYERS FOR CHELSEA HOMES. insured from the time it is loaded T Look To Grinnell's at your farm until it leaves our barn. ' 84tf SELECT CUTS In '62 BEEF . PORK . VEAL LAMB New Spinet Pianos from ...... $480 I THANK YOU ' New Hammond Organa <2 manuar I wish to thank. all who wore -i —'P--- _-l£rO ni-_J.!UIJl JUH! !1 If iL'ti U 'ly”?-'’*) •-tl'JI UHfL'ULU! iLUI'-LU |M6 i so kind -and-thoughtful to me anfl- PEUVERY DEADLINES Used Spinibte a t ...... $296 D. my family during my recent stay M _ N,NGS 10J30 •— AFTERNOONS 3:30 Rebuilt Grand from ...... $695 REAL ESTATE BROKER in the hospital and since my re. Staffan Funeral Home Assorted Uprights from ...... $69.00 .turn home. Sincerely, .' Funeral Direcfori forJ^our GeneraNom .GRINNELL'S _9ffleej 15775 Cavanaugh Lake Road Louis W. Allen. 828 South Main... „ Ann ArW R^t Office Box 388 Chelsea, Mickigah Michigan State University was 124 PARK STREET PHONE GR 5-4417 KO 2-5667 ' MEATS — U— --— 80tf Phone: GR 9-5892 | the nation’s first agricultural coi- GROCERIES £ I lege. . 7 WE/DELIVfeR PHONE GR 9-2411 7 ,/ / * M A R C H Z 1 9 8 3 CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA. MICHIGAN an Rienien&chneider jjB Ferency Bfief Tour, Banquet • • • ,{Continued from page one) Earns Degree at Albion 0 r m fftFms fpv ^he purposo of diaouss- An .arinoune'ement from Albion jrig ith«ir cattle, their feeding pruco 8uu^ ter' fo1’ comparison ly pmacrmsj ■ S t}lc gi'adca eatablfihod for the College"states that Karl Lawrence , and-w en- heafi ng .. construc­ cattle by buyers before slaughter. J r „„v the now state tive criticism of their production d e f e n s e Riemonschnejder, son of*-Mr. and ’ ■FerWrnian, will bo the apd marketing methods is re­ , All of. the Bevier carcasses were Mrs, Lawrence, Ricmonschnoider^- 1. . , ¥ t !t !n informal-ve- markable.” tcderally. inspected and graded to la - ■— ■ insure upiform evaluation of their (The Inocul , Civil Defense iunit is 175 jPa|rk ,St.,. has been awarded 4 / fitenaw county Dem- Robert Deans, animal-husbandry bachelor of--arts degree. i! held Friday, March 8 after-slaughter characteristics'. now in. receipt of the 'results of .specialist from Michigan State He majored in econmies and 10 f 8-80‘ftt the,Holiday University, accompanied the tour - Johnson^ commented that'Dentfs the National Shelter Survey for project eventually .may lead to a bjtsiness administration and is now 5 *{; f which included, small, .medium the local area, .—— ■nffiliated with Shell-Gil-Co., iiv a. * Ann Arhor. and . large-scale operations. more reliable method for detenh- inmg grades at the feedlot. John­ As soon as the local directors di­•-special training: program.Jn con-. 1wy-V« being held under gest umi-compile this infbrmatipn, Farms visited are the Kempter son says cattle at present often noetion with ,the special training < of S A w Arbor iCollyer farm at 8260 Judd Rd. all local stores. businessesir^ihools,. -hd-i »-* e u r reivtl y—apamli ng- .‘a-ahatl.. J professional Associa- grpde out higher in the cooler churches; ete.,. will he notified di- where 84 Hereford-Angus steers ■than .on the hoof resulting in losses time' in Dayton, 0., following as­ are housed in a converted dairy to .feeders *who\ sell their cuttle at reptly as to .their facilities regard­ signments’ at’ Cleveland, O., and ,,to evening Ferency wiU|fcprn. ing cjvil defense requirements such Detroit. -,J S prbpd»ed state con- ibejniddle or-lower grades. He said as space allotments, how safe, sani­ lie and his wife and young son, and1 ■ on* the ■ future of« the A new roller mill and a portable ipstancos of cattle grading out low-. augur feeding system were fen. cr .aftei;, slaughter than on thc> hnr.f tary ’facilities, ease of entrance’ Jon, make their home at 11052 i. niirtv in -MwhlgauHetoig and oxit, etP.------7'------■aticpartydeputy state chair tures noted there. are not. nearly js- common ns are Ilene St., in: Detroit. from la st The second atop was at the Bob .instances . ... of , , carcasses grading ~:TKis- is another, service ;’to the emerged public that-your local Civil Defense Not, a day passes without the atate"coHventibn the, vie- Bevier farm, comer of Jydth and higher than the live animals. is performing^ . ■ " L -": , mails bringing some"Kpeeiijl letter Estate chairmanship .rf Hitchingham BBs. At the/Beider Bevior’s highly mechaniiieil en­ -from h publicity, firm ’that is Jratic party > e r John: atop Deans gave a detailed analy­ terprise currently supperts_ a herd Douglas' Lange was appbinted ready, -without -co.mpennation. to contest; sis ,ctf several hundred cattle raised of 340 Hereford-Angus "steers and Tuesday pvening- by tin.1, Sylvan 1S in a- dramatic :send us just .the right thing to lade headlines across th e | and sold in 196? from purchase heifers,. He has, a new 2 0 by. (50 ■ Township Board, to. act .as; director , £ that. time,. Ferency through slaughter- and carcass Harvostore, a 64 by.50 pole'barn of Civil Defense -for Sylvan town- print. twring Michigan and or- grading* and an auger tube- feeding sys­ ship. - ' the state party for the Deans has been using the Bevier tem. , , The. Sylvan townsliip director herd as a pilot herd to develop • .Following -noon lunch at- the and therJ1yMmr"fbw"n.sh1p' "dir-ectdr tf£omts-andinter- m\>re reliable methods for grading Pittsfield Grange Hal! the tour in­ will work in .conjunction-with the ^ns aro invited to at- cattle .On the hoof; All packers and cluded stops at the IBob Lanibarth Zone VI director,. Elwyn- Beach, dealers who, handled the Bevier farm, 7069 Saline Waterworks to handle the prime responsihiliL Steer* last-year co-operated-witlr M7-nTrd“ thrT^iI^{vhr^iTnim es- for CHil ciir^RIBE ,TODAY..— JDeans...... in . providing . figures on ... tion plans-foi1, this area CHEISEA'STANDARD! g j ^ ea an() dressing percentages Nixon farm at 5931 Daly. Rd., one mile north and one mile east of Dexter. , , • FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADERS at North Terry Boyer, Mary Salyer, Jane, Kalmbach and sehool wh.o tried for the title of school oluuh]iion in Lambarth’s, converted dairy MarilyiT Hindcrer. North school fifth grade chainr Personal Notes barn,-/plus .80x78*fnetT':' leurr-to yesterday’s spelling- contc8,t are front rowT- from pion "in- previous competition was Thomas Hen­ ' Mr. uhd"Mrs."Frank.Passini who left, John Sutter, Robert Brnssow, Norvnl Monge, ricks while'sixth grade ’ champion was Barbara have made their home here the built .of, native . lumber,■ provides MAUSOLEUMS ★ MONUMENTS facilities-for the-42" AngUs—trml AHchael -iVIcKeighanv-Thomas. Henricks and, second Caudill, - (-She was not presenF- for-the photo;- Also past. tw.o years,... moved this ..week to Fenton. — ■ BRONZE TABLETS * MARKERS Carle, B' Hereford steers and 36 heifers lie row, from left, Diane Hart, Sandra Sue McClain, ■ missing" in tlje photo is Carol Sibley, the 10th sixth SS2 1 Norik FAk1«x Ko»-vf(»-l -y, and .M-itig Carol -Stevie—nrHrd— cm—Airs. Leonard had missed it. The winner is the and, , above all,..tlie—farmers who Barcis- of. Clinton, were week-end -I-aweland Thursday-af-ternoon. sop of Mr. ami Mrs. William Rich -permit the.Harge--groups - of— farrn^’ w.isitors^of...their. ..pi incuts,_ Mu^-und; ... Mr. and_Mrs'....Gcoi'ge Elkins.and while parents of the runnor-un are ors to inspect their buildings and Airs. Oseat.'. Baicis. Gary, .spent Sunday ' with the for­ Air, and Mrs. Prentiss Davis, stock, study their equipment and Mr. and -Mrs. ■ John Langowski mer’s. mother and sister, -Mrs. ■ 'The four winners, as school methods,—till are- responsible- for and- daughter,' Nancy. 'WerP=Sun-\VFTF Gcrfcrutle-di-1 kins’of Auburn-HeigtitsT dnmtpions hercy "iry-now ~eirgtbiu: the great-eueeess-of ■ tho-rftimua-!- fbty-d inner -guests-of______^______M-r.—a ml -iUrsr M-ivmncteMrs—Hd^Sageiiqf Clj-ass to enter district competition, which is^scHedtiled for' Wednesday, -April i f " * tours."T1ie Washtenaw Beef Tour, Riehiwd /Alabin" ITmT and smi,-. Rodney. Lake w oe Sunday aftornoon eall- has been described as “one of the It . was av birthday dinner honor­ ei's. of .Mrs. -Eva Ndtten. 3. V' ... best in the state.” ■ ' ing. Rodneys’ eighth birthday, . Mrs. Esther Waddell.--and broth­ Photos of- the contestants who At the banquet, attended by a Mrs. A Win Wahr, son1, .Larry.,.. er, George' Zeeh, spent Friday eve- participated in yesterday’s con­ total of' 2»7 people, • I^~RnTiri 'of" and -daughter, . Linda Marie, of ning with MrL'atHf'MrsT"Roy Mil- tests at the four school#, appear the Michigan! Consolidated Gas Co Heim .Ril'" won' Friday visitors of ler. , _ . .. above*,, and . on pages four and. six speakers t)u f e a li," ei vt eiTa H'ed’w i Eh" purene.iits, v-Mr. and" Mrs.- Kzrn “.Mr. and Mrs,, Roy Miller were in this'issue of—The Standard. many humorous aneedotes as he eininger. •• Sunday .afternoon, callers of Mr. The spelling bees, sponsored by spoke on thb topic, “Rambling,” llTTaiid Mrs. Alvin- Brassow and and Airs. Winston Schenk.aiuLDar- the Detroit" News, 'continue centered on what are- often called family wore Sunday visitors of rell, Kniss,_Monday—mmaiing Roy--through vegio-nal—a^ul state . con- .lthe_gobd~.old-,xlay st”. v-He^tmwbtHU his'paren ts- MT amt “Mrs-.—-Kil ward- ATtBen-cayed-on-Douglas-Hopp.ee.ealled - on—Douglas tets'-zimtttra'rrnatianatridnmTphsnz o"n the lumbering, industry and is ultimately chosen. H u Brassow. Mr. and Mrs. Roy ^ilTer.'were, 'Michigan agriculture as he' de­ in Chelsea Monday and 'called on scribed the development 'of Michi- All-/ iind Mrs, Elmer.Lehman. -gan over, the years.--- ;---- —- I.YMION TOWNSIRP Load Limits... ECKRICH 'At t.he..„after-dinner program, . Will Woods of Mt. -Pleasant spent (Continued from page one) . - also,, the tour’s host.farmers-were fVpm Tuesday , until Friday with Refugee Dinner... lieved safely . below’the frost line introduced by Johnson, who ex­ his cousins’, Mr. and Mrs. r.aurence- pressed .appreciation to them Tov (Continued from page oneV have been frozen this year. Roasted Sausage . lb. 55c Noah and soih Duane, Sunday din­ > “their -generosity” in making the ner guests were' Airs. Wilfred,*Lamf sPi’Ved in the social center of-tlve Light rain . Sunday night, com­ 2-LB. BA’S DEFIANCE tour possible. ^ chun-h bined with freezlhg" temperature, In . addition to the Livestock irnd cliUighter, Caroline, aiid llar- ojd Widin;tyjer/= At the • •__ •:.... •___C. "Council president, LeRdy'Heller, CROP DirectoLTlartTIer and-Mrs. .ditions. S.lick dco -foi-med'on graveh 19c members—of tlie...CouncH’si tour______Mrs!____ Marv Clark'arid Son, Dciart, ILartzler,---wore-- Chelsea- - nnstors. roads and village streets, although ' din lie rg ursts-irf rf her •25-LB; BAG PILLSBURY- — commitfee" were TierIJETrt J Diuble,'' were-Sunctay and'their families. main highways were 'not so badly AlTTxr 'R(Tssr“A:i,t''Doletzky and- Har sister, Airs, Clarence- Bott, of—Bat- The menu- included baked beans, affected, teese Lake." 1 . : . ' ■ old Guenther. > i - \ , — i'ico pudding, corn biWad, jellies, Because of icy road conditions, Flour ...... $1.88 Mr. and Airs, \yilbtir Winkle, and coffi'e, celery, etc,, all 'prepared Chelsea schools werec closed Mon- " . . - i / - -Y^pital-investmen^fot’me o,f ' VV-illts—were-Bnturday by - tfr^'w&nieir~vt si.v pulpm'ills exceeded- $ 1 0 million in —The corn bread "wits made, from or eight’ weeks to- be, “bad-ones— Tuna Msh . 4 cans $1;00 11162, Mill, expansion, underway or Tho Rev., and Mrs; C. J.'-Renilcr “Jiffy” muffin mix donated by for . gravel. roads land, Minier .re-, announced ' at year’s end ~ is" ex­ were IT-iday inl'.nlng giiests of Chelsea Milling Co. ' 7! peated-his warning to people living 2-LB, BOX KRAFTY TASTY.LOAF pected to maintain the rule of- in­ quantity Mrs. Nettie Hall and Mr. and- Mrs. The Rev. John Jolley,',pastor of along1 rural roads to be prepared crease in ‘pulp production* in the Charles Fulirnjah and son, Alark. North Lake- and Salem Grove for possible isolation for a time state at 60 percent above- the na­ Mr. and Mrs. Will Fuhrmnn. of Methodist churches, on behalf of in. cage of road__break-up,'He sug­ Cheese Spread .... 49c tional average. Warren.: :wer(r Saturday guest s - of those present":fol'~tlTd" dinnergave’ gests that people stock supplies (regularly $ 5 * 2 5 ) Mr .a'nd Airs. Charles Fuhrman and the table prayer; -of—food and fuel for -at least a son, Mark. Following the program during week in advane’e^of current needs P e your name and address custom-imprinted on Mary Clark of Jackson, called which Director ■ Hartzler ad­ in order to be prepared for emer­ KUSTERER'S Saturday afternoon on Mr. and dressed v, the . group, a" devotional gencies. [omens RYTEX HAND-CRAFT VELLUM during this When you Mrs. John ■ O’Connor. service was held at 8 p.m. in the FOOD MARKET oecial sale. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Masterson church sanctuary, where Paul F. DIAL GR 9-3331 WE DPLIVEB T l r t n l r o t were Sundaydinner guests of their Nijchaus of St. Paul’s church was South VietnauL is Inlying- 23..lo-.. cjl1 eni°y having -a BIG-supply on hand of your rdmtghtijr-mul- her family, .Mr. and in clfargef3-- comotives and/ 2 0 0 freight cars w personal!zed stationery. This is real convenience Mrs. Bert Dierkes of Orchard Jerry F. Beaumont of St, Barn­ from United States manufacturers Lake. ■ - abas Episcopal church, gave the jM luxury for.only pennies more than you'd ^xpect bottled gas, under; a $0,700,000 railroad im­ . Mr. nndMrs. -Cieorgo=-Bott-and Scripture reading and Herman provement loan. ,p0y for good quality plain stationery.' ’ > — — children7 T)f-Da.psvil!e. were Sunday Ashley of the North Lnke;’Metho- t h i n k o f dinner guests of Mr, and Atrs. dist church, led in prayer. The- nexv~crfuip~mcnl will- provide ^oceof: Austin Bolt. ■...... • - /Mrs. Frederick Belser, soloist at a “much heeded boost” to. Viet-I Bank auto the service, sang Handel’s “He mini's transportation system .aiu & ^ngle sheets, 100 envelopes-^or____ Mr. and Mrs. Wesley McClain SHELL ANE- hmrToTmry 'limvcd ""SiTturday td STmlTTYeir TTis" FI tick",” accompan- would help the war against Ciirn- , double sheets, 1 GO envelopes-r-or only a few pennies their new home at Empire. Mr. ied.on the organ by Claude Isham, munist guerrillas, says Seymore J. Janow, foreign aid-regional ad- loans re W and Mrs. Claude Deati'ick helped church .organist/ . . . , . . .. „ , ^ monarch sheets, 100 envelopes a dayjo vse -^ h r^ rvktrn vn f^ d o serL rw ith -^ ^ ^ i^t.oc of'Jiu/ J'.ai' ,LasL;; them nmvtn^. r ~ ——/——— ---- Kfccrof dear white or smart postels of blue or gfey Mis. A1 Jue\'gcn,s and Genivievc benediction by NiebafTsL irr|.-Ghoice'"of irnprint styleT shown.” Blueygrey Shelhne Bottled Gas ■Wheeler called Sunday ou; Mr, and The CROP dinner and laym en’s b e s t ./ rj|berry ink. - ’ It a prodott of the1 ,- Mrs. John O’Connor. 1 worship service, as part .of the, Shell Oil Company a n n u a l c o m ^le you're about it, why not order some Tor An extract taken from the giant services, was. an innovation hero, f u e l k i d s puffball by Michigan State Uni­ haying been planned in' co-opera­ L ,.As 0 9'ft, Rytex proves, your thoughtfulness— versity" scientists inhibits 13 types tion with /United, Church Women gift that's made to order for the occasion. of cancer in mice, rats and ham­ of .the Chelsea aren. sters. % ■ - HILLTOP PLUMBING A new computei'’ system to be BOB SHEARS Modern mjraclc: The manner in installed in April at Michigan T h e State Uni-vyr^ity-:W4ll-ho--thy/-most- 201 S. 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J . f THE CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA, MICHIGAN I/' PAGE SIX xm w i Nr- Personal Not m M b The Earl Bro\|ns of \y W i St., who have irrmclo their Community Chelsea for seven v e a ^ J ing this week-end'to An 9 Mrs. Herman Hayes Beecher Gullett Alton Gieske is u n,ltip Josephl-M ercy—Hospit^]- Jr* ?«»/#»*»/ 7 7 Life-LongTAjrea Resident—^ —-Rotired bast-¥fai| bor, whore., he'under went ’ ☆ ☆ ' ,☆ Dies Wednesday Afternoon Federal Screw Worlds on Monday, r ’ ;:■■■ ' 1; 1 v' . ' Mrp.' Herman H ayes,1 88, .-.'din'd i Beecher Gullett,-. 67, who had Agricultural Entrepreneurs Farm ~-C bids on Community Farm Bu- yesterday afternoqn (Wednesday) been, a, patient, at St. Joseph Mercy Jiurbuu card party_ jcheduled for reau^Thursday, March 14, 7:15, p.m., at Colonial Manor- C u rsin g Homo Hospital,- -Ann-^-Arbor, since- Feb. March 9 has, been postponed. at the Wulter Zecbs, 7010 Lingune whore she ' had boon a patient 1 Iv died there T hursday; Fob. 28. CYCYUm H i 'L i-;~-i - ' J * : ■ 'v'V’/ Rd. Hosts: the Zeebs and the Ev- pince 'NeV. 80, 1962. - .. • His hume was at the corner of J y ‘ ^A Y GlMi erett Van Ripcra-.-' . . ' ^ : Chrfstmaa Tree Growers:of'Met; The. former Esther C. Reno, “she Loeko; Rd. and M-52" In Waterloo / .V,,r, V ropolitan Detroit, Tuesday,-March .■ ■> - * . *» 'V 4 • township, Jackson county.1 was.horn in Sharon township, July. THEREi 42, 7:45 p.m. Room 117A,. County- J^Mary-MarthU' .Circle :. traveling i!3, 1879, a daughter of Hepry and Mr. Gullett'" was .born June 17,, tUnner Saturday, March" 9. Hus­ Building, Ann Arbor. Anyone in­ Mary Lcbmun Reno. She lived -in 1895, in Suble.tt, Ky., the son of : PlFFERi bands of members usKguests. Meet terested" in .any pha'Sfe' of Christ­ Jackson- bi\<1 wds employed there Joff and Sola. Patrick Quliett, He * BETWEEN mas treo business is invited. : '■ at the Methodist church at (1:30 for seyeral 'yeara before her marri- married Vaudie Conley Sept. 1, Race anq p.m. • age to Mr. Hbyes at Francisco, 1915, in “Lakeville, Ky. Tljey lived* [POUTtOAli * * * 44th Anniversary Dance Satur­ Dec. 8; 1004. They,made thejrihome in Kentucky until moving to the IN THE day, Marfch 16 at Chelsea Junior CFM group .-meeting Tuesday,; In'- Sylvan town'ship until' Mr. Chelsea area in 1939. was .em­ ,RACE High Gym,. 9 pan.- to’ 1 a.m.- Spon­ March-12,-8-p.m., at* the- home of Hayes’ death-in-Juno, 1945.-Since ployed by the Federal Screw .WHO. sored by American Legion, Herb­ Mr. and Mrs. Unify, Zimmer,. . ■; then, Mrs. .Hayes had ' made her Works for 28 years, retiring in M u ! ert. J(: Me Kune Post No. 31. Or­ . , ■■ . home witlv her daughter,^Mrs. Mil­ ■1962. He was a member of th?. chestra. Public invited. Adults v Dexl^r Knights of Coiumbus an- dred .Weinberg, 644 W est Middle Masonic Lodge* in Salyersvillc.'Ky. $1.50, ' .students 75c. - adv.37 nual St. Patrick’s Day dinner at st; Surviving besides his widow are ;i. ■'::;t '7/ . ; ' .... TlextervSt;~Jotephli schoor~Sun- ’ F op many years, Mrs.^H^yes was five sons,. Paul J..'of Flint, Press OES Past Matrons Thursday, day, March 17. Serving from. 1 to as ,active* member ,of 'St. John's of Chelsea, Marion F.‘ of Green- -March -14, at the ,:h,fti)ie of Mrs.-J-p.m. Mi baked-cdiiekeni'bakfed po- Evangelical and,' Reformed church ctfdtle, Pa,; and William and James Ca^USiintierson^Pot4uck dinner-at- -tato, —etc,r . with—home-made pie; a t Francisco,’and the* Ladies’. Aid of Riverside, Gaiif.; six daughters, 12:30. Adults $1.60, children 5-12 are 80c, of the church. -She transferred her Mrs. Joseph (Viola) Risner of children-under 5 are free, adv.37 membership to St.'Paul’s church SalyersVille; Mrs, Sally Bailey of -Jerusalem—EarnwBwreau-JhuVsi Wo to ifoelsna. She Chelsea. Mrs. John (.AddaHNiuhois r =LoVferQ^r.€QfciSJvhc day, March 14, 8:30 p.m., at the Salad luncheon and parade of also was a ;member of' the Worn of Saginaw; Mrs. jArthur ;..(Lola- JTlPtonsts±Q drive thefl homo of^Mr; ami' Mrs; Walter -new— hats’- fashioned by Nancy enVGuihl:.*t-$t- PaulX.eburch-tho Jeatr)—Maehnick—olj^Stockbi'idgerj-l to Gi.mme^3-for-top, Beutler, Each . family to bring Richards of Detroit, Wednesday, former Pythian Sisters ’Lodge of Mrs. Robert (DeloresT^S^uesdell FIFTH GRADE SpellinglBee contestants who Jeanne Hin'dorer.' Loisj-' Bolton and Barry Novess. of Riverside, Calif., ana Miss servicing, , Our fo.moL sweet rolls. - March 20, 11:30-2 pirn., at Con- 'Chelsea, and the Friendly dluh, .;. tried for the title^of South School Champion yes-—-Not present.for the photo was Deborah Minix, -the ■■**■*.,* ‘ ; / _gregatibnal church.. Sponsored by Louise' Gullett of Stockbridge; of Standard, gas and Survivors arc her daughter, Mrs., terday are, front row, from left, Angela Cavadas, 10th member of-the class^vho competed. In grade Esther Chapter for benefit 1 of Weinberg; a grandson1, Hugh two brothers, Nolson of Paintsville^ guaranteed to giveVog PN G idub -Thursday; March 14, ,Vicki Clemons, Arthur Farley and Lee Dickelman; competition Feb. 13, Jeanne .Hinderer finished in organ fund. Price '$1.25. adv.37 Weinberg of Ann Arbor; a ■•■great-' Ky., .and Lee pf Sublett; four sis- 'mileage. $ p.m., a t the home of Mrs. Lulu rear, from lefU K n ren M»n/nl. Ti-rry — fli-Kt pln^ v - • ■■ ----, ' ---- granddaughter,•Jill Kay Wambaagf Mrs. Blaine fT-lzziaU-Miuix. St. Paul’s Mission club Thurs­ of Gifford, Ky., Mrs. Skid CElizu) Those ;who cannot attend should and three sisters, Mrs. Clara Brei- M M E y notify the .. hostess or;._co-hostess. day, March 7, 2 p.m.,-at the home' tenwischer .of Manchester, Mrs. Montgomery of’Royalton, Ky7, Mrs; World Day of Prayer o^Mrsh Paul-Seitz.— - k~ — T%u|ihe.>“FufgHs5n of Clinton; and Frank (Maudc)-Knard-of"Forsivkcr;-; i District Forester- Menjon STANPA’ r ■ *. * * Ky., and ■ Mrs. .Webster (Bonnie) ’ (Continued from page one) ,. ■ St. Mary’s Bake Sale Saturday, Mis. Florence Lyon of Detroit, Sorvice. Held Friday at SERVK Limaneers. Thursday, Mart'll; 7> Sallyors of Sublett;* 47^grandchil­ tjon are George Winans, clerk; -March 9, 10 a.m.-g'rr.rfi., at K. of C; -A : son, Waldomar, died in, in­ Speaks Before Open ■at the.home of Mrs. M. W. McClure. dren; uind- seveh^-great-grandchil­ Zion L>ilttkmm Ghureli- Hall. Benefit church building JuTul. fancy on Dec. 17, 1906. _ W allace Wood,- treasurer';' Thomus 6 a.m.^ Pot-luck dinner, 12:30 p.m. dren." 7 - Friduy afternoon the" Women -of KIwanis Club -G.- -SmitHj' assessorr and Mai-ibcth' . ', ' - ■ -adv32 * ♦ * A sister, Mayme Reno, also-pre­ T h o ~u i ; ■ 3 3 B 5 K Thp .body• was tit the Staffan Soule and Sylvia Fergus.on, Li­ ' ■ . * ceded herein death. Zion of Zion-, Lutheran 7 church at- Victor Horvath, district .forest­ 8B9 SO. MAIN CORNER Of. Olive Chapter No'/ 140, RAM, Funeral Home .until noon, Friday, Rogers Corners were hostesses for brary BoArd. members, Rachel Chapter, of the Congre­ Thursday March 7, 7:30 p.m. Funeral services, with- the Rev*.' an(1 was then tuken to Salyers- er for the Michigan Conservation gational* church W edne’sdayrMareh -ra u l M. Schnake offichrt-ingi—will a W_oj’ld Day^ of _Pruyor service at Department, was the guest speak­ vil.lc, Ky., for funeral services" and their church with women of St. 13, 1:30 p.m. -at the church. Devo­ take place at the Staffan' Funei'al burial. er at the Kiwanis club meeting tions: Mrs. Maude Penn. Home at 2 p.m. Saturday, Burial John’s United • Church., of-- Christ Monday evening. He was intro­ ■— --- ■ *’ . - * *■ ,------’ will take place at Oak Grove com? at Rogers Corners, as their guests. duced by Williams Collins, pro­ There were 35 women present for Chelsea K. of C. St. Patricks ctcry. ■: ■ . 1 _ . ■ i - 7 gram chairman for the. evening as Bji/E.' C.'Mohrlock ■Hw- ■aer ~ ^_lD:>y/ Imnf 'diniXT. ' Sumlay,. Mairtr _ Friends- may .call at ' the'"iO^ "nerul home. : Dies “Tlurrsday-Nig'ht ;——r a tuu in "the parish 1rall—laterr servatio’n committee of the club, 17 at Chelsea High School cafe­ nesday, Feb. 27, to Mr. and Mrs, teria.--Adults $1.50; children - un­ Following Brief Illness Women of. St. John’s church who Carley J. Ward. * were invited to participate in the Horvath spoke on the topic, d er. 12, 75c. . ■•-■adv.37' , * * * Rev. Theophil Eisen Dr. Ernest C. Mohrlock of 8623' service are Mrs. Vergil Hines, Mrs. “The- Lan<$ that No Orre Wanted” A son, ..Douglas- Macklem, Tues­ Dumbarton . Rd., . Detroit, ■ di e d Ellis "Pratt and Mrs. Donald Bauer, r--^a description of ;largo, tracts of __ Cb.clsea_ Child Study__elub TucSi. day, >Kcb.-—19;- to- M r.- and M rsr ----Father—Wa^J'-ormer-...... Thursday night following a brief- “Mrs'. Bauer was "the,soloist. Ac­ land in the northern part of Mich­ day, March 1‘4,,8-p.m., at the home Fredrie Honkins. of Vernon, Conn. illness. He had" practiced his pro­ companied. on the organ by Mrs. igan which reverted to the state of Mrs.—William 'Rudemneher. Co? _i Pastor at St. Paul’s Church Mrs. Hopkins is tfie -former Jean fession of dentisti'y' in Detroit Alton Grau, Sr., she sung, “Father for non-payment of taxes. Ilor- hostess: MrS: Kltlnn finrtnn iinH _T-h«—Rev^-Thoephil Eisen, 84, MeCItirc, daughter of Mr. und Mrs., since his graduation from the Uni- vath’s slide pictures showed how Mrs,~ William Tite! Demonstru- died early_ Thursdai'J at Pawating In Heaven Hear ,Us Today,” M.-W. McClure.-. versity of Michigan, in . 1925. He Women of-Zidn Lutheran church this seemingly worthless land had -tion on Ukrainian, egg coloring by Hospitals in^-Nilcs—He^uul-retired- ' ....:...... * ' i / * :• was 62 years' o(il„ - wlio took p art in presenting the bCen re-forested under Conserva­ Mrs. Cecilia Ference. as pastor of St. Jphn’s United A son, Richard B„ Jr., Wednes­ Burn Jan. 28, 1991, in Chelsea tion Department^ planning. ■' Church of Christ at Niios in 1949 World Day of Pr'ayer service as, day, Feb. 27, ut'M -ercy Hospital he' was the son - of Michael. auiL-prepared .this year by women of . Monday’s meeting was held in after serving at the. church since .Friendly'club Monday,-March 11, Jackson, to Mr. and Mrs'. Richard Mihnie Ilelmker Mohrlock. He Knr.ui_■ incliided:''Mrs. **1'^th d s or I»1—0 noiq ontov w ■ ofu« th o mi Mtitho j u iiTHTTirB_ diat- 7:30' iTTriTr; at- tlTe home of MrsT T932: B. Gleason. 11480-Stenb<''ln ltd., near graduated from • Chelsea High Icr, Mrs. Harold Eiseman, Mrs. Church* j-- - Beulah Knott, Co-fiostcss: Lucille ,A sbir of the Rev, Gottlieb and | Stockbridge, schooL" before entering the Uni- ■Eidlest Wetik, .Mrs, .Ajion .(Jr.au, Jliso tu _ Albertina J.einbaeher—J^istm,—-he The next' meeting, Monday, versity""of Michigan. f Jid, Mrs. Wilbert Kbcntfetei'; Mrs, was born in Lausanne, ^Switzer­ March 11, will be held at' the He was married Sept. 4, 1923; Hannah Boilihger, Mrs,; C. J. Ren­ Veterans of World War_ I spe­ Chelsea Ballet Student Methodist Home."The meeting will land, March, 23, 1870, and came to at Traverse. City to Rose Kufli. ner, Mrs, Alfred Schneider and cial meeting at. Legion" Home; open ' with dinner at the usual the United States with his par- She d ie d in ■ 1949. Mrs.. Warren Hoover. South Main St.-, Ann~Arbor,-Tues^ W iU Aftpear on TV ents ip -1882. During the time his time, 6:15 p.m., and will be fol- —Surviving-- are-one-^sonr Jtiehardr lpwed by a“'“tuui' of the Home. —d ay,--Mu rch—l-2-.—AH-WW-I-v etc rtrns Kateri Terns, daughter of Mr., father served as pastor of -St of Detroit; two brothers,, Waller S. 1)^ Kiude officiating, ussitqd by The foll.o\ving»,week, M arch.J8, and wives'ttsked to attend whether and Mrs, William Terns, 2601 Syl­ Paul’s-United Church of Christ in and Grant MohrlockTif Chelsea; one, the-,Rev. Edwin J. Weiss, super­ is the date for the nnnual Kiwanis members or not. Pot-luck dinner at van Rd., will appei)r-*on-m-ChaHnel Chelsea, and St. Andrew’s, Dexter, niece and one grandson. 6:30 p.m. Bring awn-tabic service in 1.895 and 1896, he~ attended intendent of the Home.. Burial fol- birthday party, his will, take 4 television program at 3- P.m. Fnueral^-sarvices were hold—at- ■ 1 o\ved~at' Cl irrk stoil— “aird-a dish to pass. Meeting pt 8 Saturday, Miirl'h 0. A student of Chelsea schools. He graduated in ■plare—rn “the Methodist cilurch 10 a.m. Saturday at the Staffan . Arningeineiits were in charge of p.m, St'dte/commander find staff the Mariivn Little' School of BaL 4895—from—Chelsea High school cial center alul will be.'«' ladies! Funeral Ilonve, Ann Arbor, with the Staffan, Funeral Home. , n ig h t.' to he present with rc-povts o f hap- h ot the past four years, she* will and, later ffom Elmhurst ^College, the Rev. .L. Burtin Main officiating. 4 penings .in Washington. make a repeat ajipeai'ance in. the Elmhurat,' Til., and Edeii ^Semin*. Cremation followed. ' . school’s dance-program on the De­ ary, Webster Grove, McC He was (Politico! Advertisement) VFW Auxiliary social meeting troit station ' (luring “Milky’s ordained in 1903 a t Three .Oaks, at the home of Mrs. Ivu Keezer, Party Time.’’/She is a student at Micln_ by his father. Charles B. Hill Monday-—March. ll, ..8._.p-m. iJucst St;--Mury’n w huoWwer ""The Th’de’ph'il Eisen hint Former Lapeer Jkesiden -night. ' ...... served churches in Oklahoma, In- xliana^/Qliio^and—Michigan before Dies fit Metliodist^Iiome Chelsea .Cam era cflih, at Mc- PersonalNoter going to 'Ni.lps . in. 191)2. " Cmii'les' Bi Hill,“ who: had--been Kune Library,. Wednesday March Surviving-ureTis widow,-Marie, — Mr aTTd—Mrs.- Leftoy Laiidwehr. ar .resi(lent of- theiMolHjKlisL.H()me T3,'“7T3D"‘p.m." KlToiT'film:"“ FairyT whom - he m arried in 1932j since May 2, 19.50, died there - land o f Flowers'.’'’ Bring two pic- were in Manchester Sunday to --v-isit -the—formei'Vr-mother;—Mrs.' four jlaughters, Miss Agnes Eisen We(lne,s(lay .nt7th.e_ »ge.. of ,87.___' ::.4unnj::l'or;c'oTitesT."” ':'-^ . of Athens, Ol, Miss Ruth Eisen Julia Landwehr. He and his late \yffe had entered of California. Mrs. Gloria Cobner the Home together. She died' March S-ytvan-I.ima Farmers-.Guild pot-' — Noiglibors'Who were ill. Saline a.ncj Mrs. Eileen Thompson, both, 23, '.IPS?. Prior to entering1 the luck, supper Monday, March 11, Saturday to attend the funeral of of Niles;, a sister,..Mrs. Hannah Home, they hud been ihembers.of 7 1>.m„ at Lima Center Commun­ Carlos Heckiivgton included Mr. Schoen o^f. Dexter, and five grande the Lapeer Methodist church-.-for ity 11 all; Meat, rolls’,' LoffucTfurn-’ aruF MrsT^ETlwih"~lr»i'iiingv PuuFj children. A son, the Rev. Paul 30 years. They affiliuted with the ished. Card 'party will follow din­ Eiscman, Mrs.. N, IL Miles and Eisen;,is deceased. Chelsea Methodist church in 4951 ner, .... Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Weber. He was also preceded in deuth and. Mr. IIill>Was u memher there by a brother, Adolph Eisen of De- lintil his deuth. ___ . _ troit, who died in 4944 . Born Get. 16, 1875 at-Ingersoll, Funeral services were held »t' Ontario, Candg, he was a son of IN THE 1 p.m. Saturday, at Niles, with the Mir. and Mrs. Niithan.. Hill, He Rev. - Richard Fraser rofficiatingi came to the United "States' as a CHELSEA VILLAGE ELECTION Graveside services and'burial took youth and became .a ifann implc- P.laco-.at_4_ p.nif- a -Him .fc=dealer—it: tery, Chelsea,, with the Kcv, Al- Lapeer. Fed'“Harilt, of~Saline, ■ officiating. He and Mrs. Hill, the "foTmor on- Elizabeth Dunston, were married Part of a Woodland Caribou "Oct, 16, 4899. ■ . •' antler..wiis- fomrd “in' an''old''p(rat '■“SiiiViving are a daughter, Mrs; hog noiif Lapeer last summei~t'he' 'Du I miff K. Jones of. New- Yor k = Floor Sample Stereos second piece"of recorded evidence City;, and two sons, Maurice R. eyer unearthed to ’ indicate tjhat Hill of Cocoa Beach, . Flu., und the animal once ranged over south­ Merritt D, Hill of Wilnluttc, 1.1L, ern Michigan. The first discovery FAineraV, seiwices weru heUnfU was made in 1940 near Mfil'den 10:30 a.m. Saturday at the Meth­ City in Sanilac county. odist Home Chapel with the Rev.

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CHELSEA, MICHIGAN 0 pm** T^T r TP ON THE TEST BAN y Few B oat —.*»e, The—United wuiicM Stutes'oqmes expect tJ Ser»kemen’sCorn«r iknow within the nixt fewrweei°l Owners Have whether there i s , a possibility XI BOWLING getting .a. sbrious agreement ^iJI Airm anPavid Beaman New License Russia o n n u clear weapons test! Serving Aboard Carrier > Uespite the zero weather of Jan­ Results of the meeting in mov| uary ahd |he snows of February, 'cow of U nited States AmbassaH^I < r O ff California. Coast \ 10Q,000 boat owners are. all set Toy D. Kohler and the Sovi for the spring day when they will Senior H m se League Chelsea Lanes M i x e d leader may reveal further agree1 Chejsea W om en's USS Kearsarge — David Q. put their craft^into the water, — Standing8Usof-Feb.-25- — Beeniun, airmian, USN, son of Mr» ment— ■■■ — —? ——...... - j Bowling League _ ■ ...... yif ^ L e a g u e ’fehey are the, foreBighted men KHrushchev has already removed I and Mrs. Orson Beeman of 90U5 and women who have their 1968 Chelsea Mfg? No. 1 ,. 65 35 Standings as of $ » r . 1 a major barrier to serioua' BaV.| W / L W Beeman Rd., Chelseaf Mich,‘lich., Ti decal which shows they have paid Chelsoa grinding Co. . , 69 41 sorving aboard the antLsubmaritie gaining by telling Kennedy in 58% 41% Hankord's Firebirds , . ci) $3.00 for their three-year Michigan, Blatz Boer Sjmudling Chevrolet 53 42 Kb. rip t h e - aircraft, carrier USS Kearsarge, exchange of letters that ho would! . .*A8 42 Kings and Queens ...... 65 WCStUYi OUrST»NDlNf& boat, license, -aeeepi/two-ot4h"“ " 1 Chelsea Grinding Co. Schneider’s Grocery .....53<% 4i>% PEMAte ATHU6TC-3' which was part of the combined Chelsea Milling C q. 56 40 Jack Pots ' ...... 63 Mf Secretary of State .James M. Wonder Bar ■:... ■,.■....48 ■ 47 DONNA D&VAR0NA force of 20 ships engaged in Exer­ tions a year. Hunk’s' Refrigerationi 52 'i 47% Sylvan Center ...... ~ .48 51 Heydlnuff’s GE . . -55% Have.' says that there are about . 50% 49% F itts .. 53 % - cise Saddle Blanket early in Feb­ 300,000 watercraft owners- who Chelsea Runes . Stoi>.& Shop ,47 "58 ruary off tho coast of. Southern Modern Beauty Shopi'-'- 4T%~~ Merkel’s -48’ers .40 Vis Saiidgrson^Feldkamp- -4 0 - have not yet re-registered their Block Bustorsr;. 54 % ■California.,. ____ _ Foster’s* Men’s Wear Chelsea Products No, 1 '45% boats, — ------‘ Jells ‘ .'...... 55 % The five-day* exercise, held from •‘Failure to re-register soon Wilson Da.if>v...... ■ Wolverine Bar ,:.L 45 Feb. 4 through Fobi.8, dealt main* Jiffy Mixes A & M...... '58 could result in. a . boat owner los juiit&Doa Atber Oil ,C o ;..-- 38 % ly with a nit-submarine warfare Hank: SttEM Pvt. John M iter 425 series: A. Turner, 445; J. mm 221 r R. Bauer, 221; Sanderson, 194; D. Rogers, 192; J. All Makes q( CRHDmaD W(TH I;. ■" ’ ■Fletcher, 438; P. DeHaven, 43Q; Spaulding,' 220; O. Johnson, 213; Alber, 192; .M,- Poertner, 191-'176-' ElV/E AMERICAS! Now Enrolled ifi Field SHAMROCK CROP LOST RE.COMD SW IM ._V—Guest, 426.1 ______- ' I). Alber, 209-201; II. Bur’nettv 206; 175;_.].-Hiseman, 188; C. Clark, Dublin,. Ireland — St. Patrick’s G.~ Burnett, 205; Ei'Schiller, 202.; l'EfCFORNVA«C-E5... Furnaces - Coal; V; Hopkins, picked up the'4, 6- ISO; J.-T urner, 179. 7T"; Radio Repair Course Day ,in America has.'a bleak out- D. YoelU_2m:_ . 7j jO;_jiouble pihhoclc split. ■ "AV7>mejdi5«4-35=8ei!ies'^>r-“©vW;“4sLr ■"THEJTS7 TvtT'Jdlm Ti ^Miies i ‘0okr™tjcrmjse ■■the™' severer wintpr KtTriiv 512; IN. Eiseinan, 494; It, .CALtFOSIMTA- has" wipeif out " most' of Ireland’s IS M AAl> ALU- ed his basic training at' Port Leon Gas and Oil Junior House League Abell, .466; J. Dickelman, 459; N. AM EKI CAM lM ;rW cT': ard Wood,;Mo., and is'now attend­ shamrock crop. Chrysler Proving awIM.VIIAJS EVEMr5. Standings us of Feb. 28* Simpson, 459; P* Poertner, 459; ing school at Fort Gordon, *Gn. He Growers »7re afraid that foreign Grounds League ,W L A .'T urner, 545;^ E. Harmon, 438; is- taking a course in field radio markets may glair, their markets . ------^ w Chelsea Spring 02,, 38 Kustever, 427; W.-; Miles, 426; repairing, which has,, to do with with the shamrock*. ' ' ' ' Poor Mobil Service: 60% Gambles . ;; _58 ___._41_ L, Dove, 426; L. •_CI;irk',426J operating and repairing transmit- One American- pilot- said each ~AVonipn’g 1 Rfl (vi1 M ' F(«n. Kiwanis Club Chartered Andeysoftts-v ...» . - 5 7-i--—' 43- terS und reCulVoi'3 yc a r -the y- fHONI Brown’s Gulf Service1 44% Menbon’s mail, ,188-154;. N. Kevn, 182-167- During his basic training he won rock; but'this year the suppliers :Frigid Products 46 Jiffy Mixer’s 163; W.-Milcs, 177-168; R. Abell, Feb. 9 In Nassau, Bahamas the expert badge on the : rifle cannot supply. * Pub Bar■ . . 47% Schoenberg’s Sinclair 176-166; L,. Kusterer, 172; P. range which is the highest awafd Poertner,. 169-158; 4 - T u rn er,'11)8- Wolverine Tavern . : 52 48 ■ Palmer.’* T-Hirds The Kiwanis Club of Nassau, given. He was among the top 13- Pfeiffer's Beer 48 52 Wolverine Bar 164; N, Packard, 167;- E. , Harmon, self., Addressing the new club, in his company. Miller’s.Wonder B ar.... 46 % 53% A ltesB cer, 166-152; N. Simpson, 163; .L Bahamas, the first to be estab-, which-he visited,during the -period, : Pvt. Miles is the son of Mr. and UAW Local 1284 40 60 The Pub Qlckelman, 162-158; V. Foyo, 155; lished- outside continental North* he said, ‘This organization In- our Mvs--N-. H-. Miles. Uis. new ad­ NO WASHING- Carling's Beer...... 35 ■ 65. Farrell Sheet Metal . I,,-OarkrlSS;. F. Alber, 153. America (except iiv the State of, two. countries (Canada and the dress is;, ■ ‘ • United—States)., 26j0,000 stvong,- Team high '3 games:-.P oor Mobil Slocum Construction 281 Hawaii) was chartered Saturday Pvt. John" N. Miles . : ■ ■’ DRYING WORRIES has builded for a closeness in, —RrA.-l^m OzJJSA SESCS——- -S ei^ lTO~:'3',733r~~Pfptff<>gts- - -B» 5 ^ - Boys Junior League- evening, Fein 9,_in impre8s)ve“cere“- 2,706; Pub gar, 2,667.; Schumm, 581; J. Stopa, 558; .I. Standings ns of Mnrch 2 friendship based on knowledge, not ‘ jStU;;Co. I .. IN T H IS WEATHER... monies at the Nassau Beach Hotel. sentim ent;, based on a common Tea nr high, single- game: Foor Dault, 552; 1L-. Stinehelfcr, 538; W L Fort Gordon, Gn. • " • Information on the chartering was recognition of the principles of Mobil* Service, 1,023; U A W :-1284, T. T irb,‘530; K. Fllzsimons, 530; VFW No. 4076. 74 22 received here by Robert Daniels, freedom and their application.’/ AND 888; Drewry’s Beer, 973 " V ■T.- Dault, 524-; G. McClcnr, 520; P. Pepsi-Colu Gcoi'crs - 65 31 ■ president of the Kiwanis Club of_ Airman Gene Ledford --Officers of the_jneW Kiwanis 'KiliseyT- L r'D aiin, 511;-. .R, Coca-Cola Spares .... 52 ' 4 -r Chelsea. , _•_Individual, JuglU; .three:.-.....W. club, whose charter membership- :-Waiighr-(>57-^-Rr-Chapman,-027-;-E. Schenk, 205; F, Hoffman, 502; E. Chelsea State Bank 50 % 45% Completes Course iri -Xr liarook,. 501;^ 1),, li'oldkamp, 501; Approximately 300 people a t­ numbers 60 N-iissitu business and.' LOTS OF FREE PARKING at Pniewski, 625. . Pepsi-Cola Splits . ' 46' . 50 tended t|)_e affair which saw ._th_e R. -Bassett,- -5(H); C v Adkins,—5.00.t Pepsi-Cola Strikers 43' — 53- j^ofessiomd-leadersi-were installed Office-Machine Repair Individual high single: E. Pniew­ charter presented by. Franklin W. UAW-' No_437 .. .. . -33% 62% difringTire program -by Mel R. Os- ski , 2 4 7 R. Lockhart, 246; C.“ Lake, .....■■200..games:.J*\ Schumm, 219; T. -Summerhaycs, :Brantford, Ontario, .... Fort ■ Lee, Va. — Airman Third Dhult, 212; If. Sohcnk, 205; J. Pepsi-Cola Pins ... 20 ' 76 boyhe, Toronto, Ontario’, a vice- Class Gene B. Ledford, son of Mr. CHELSEAi 243* ' immediate past governor of the president of Kiwanis Interna­ Dault, 204; A. Schiilor, 202; Cl ~WT[~ 400. series: G, Beeman, 562; D; and Mrs, Vassel B. Ledford, 18800 Ontario-Quebcc-Maritime Kiwanis tional. ' ’ • Lake, .202; P. Kinsey,' 201; S. Hay- Green, 51(i; D. White, 485; J. Ort- District (sponsors of the new Ki- M<-92, Chelsea,::Mieh., completed a den74 04v-— :------—— bring, 438; D. Allen, 425; N. Pack.- 'course at The- Army Quartermas­ wapis Club of Nassau). The chart*- by Kiwanis officials representing LAUNDROMAT ardt '425; J, Risner, 423; G. ter School, Fort- Lee, Va., Feb. 5. WHERE* EtMEft ? er. was received-by The Honorable various geographical areas of the W h|te/ 420; ' B. Visel, 417; : N. -AsiLjI.iPritchard^-presirlent- of the Suburban League 'GFeen/- 415";.O.NrmJTtiT '7UF;* Bl big inter national—organizatirinr^AT Nassau__ cldb..I II Pritchard is ^a retired/.xi. , W L Marsh, 414; D,...liable,.41 ..L Sterling Hall; Bradenton, Florida, in Aprii 1962 and completed basic- . M m m . Colonial Man'or ....69 35 .speaker /of the Ilonorable House a pa.st governor of the Florida Ki- training at. Lackland Air Force w " w w ISO games:' ,G Beeman,. 2'43-i77;' of Assmbly of the. Bahamas. Patty Ann Shoppe 61 . 43 D.. White,.180-168; D. Green, 177- wanis District, presented an Amer­ Base, Tex. ■ ' , DettiTng’s M arathon 43>(. 176-163;. B,- Mai-sh,. 177; J. O rt- Principal speaker was Merle H. ica^ flag; Harold G, Shipp, Toron-' The 19-.ycar-old airman is a .1961 DRY CLEANING $1 Gimmy's Btd. S er :C5' 49 bi'ing, 171; D. Bable, 16,5! B, Alten- Tufrkor o f-Gallup, N. M., proBidcnt- -ter,- Ontario, a past, president of graduate of-. Chelsea High school Just North of 1-94 Expressway pn Mancheste^ Rd. (M-92) A.lp:fil^r ^ 50 ■ brendt, 159; N. Packarf..Ki­ Gordon Chapman . of Toronto, a Airman Dale Smith Knoll's;Aphhind 62Va 51 Vs. wanis to assist-in its-small’way past president • of the Kiwanis Biting Reassigned to. Prentice Trucking 44-Va 59% W omen'sInter-City toward the solution ;of the greater Club of The Kingsway, Toronto, The Pub'.'. ,. .. ' 43% 60% L ea g u e problems of mankind brought about presented ar Union Jack. . Hunter Air Force Base B a I m e r’s B r ake 'Servr... :4 2 ”' 62 Standings as' of Feb. 26 by- the collisions,- the- differences- The benediction was pronounced Waterloo Garage...... 36’ 68 . Sheppard AFB, Tex,— Airman W : L . in' opinion, and the stresses and by the Reverend Arthur Steed, -High team, - 3 games : Colonial strains - of a -truly international BA, RD,' minister of Humber Val-- Third.:.: Class . Dale__R..J-Smith,... J r.„ Blanche’s Beauty Salon 71 25 of Chelsea, Mich., is being roas- Manor, 2,289. / McLeod’s. Drugs ...... : 59 % ■ 36 % world in the making. May oUr ley United* Church, Islington, On­ 11-igh—teair>T-^l— game: Colonial signed to Hunter AFB. Gar.- fol- C J<0’AL TRADWtAUKS/Ta^ ■ pancer’iTStore 55 ~ 41 philosophy,’4- he added, ’‘which we tario THE WINNER Manor, 808. Sportsman's Tavern ; 46 51 firmly believe is the right philoso- E.' D. Kyle, Toronto, 'past lieu- .th° sFflgfr^mHyidrml 3 ginmia: M Tdi.v-mulll|illud ' " a thuusarid-foiTf tenant governor of the UntarioT Central Fibre Products .5.1. training course for aircraft en­ SINCLAIR RUSTOLENI where/ truthfully" Westrott7r821'; Vr"Mfftthew^;-^458T ,Ehnis Grocery 52% by the-;efforts of'nien like your Quebec-Maritime. Kiwanis District) R. West, 474; R. McGibney, 497; gine mechanics he!rc. ■ Dexter Bowling^Club :f8 58 selves in co"un£ries throughout the was general chairman t pr the af­ s p e a k ! I*. Fpytik, 456..- in ing, the (bowling .Dexter Bank ■...... 27 09 world—mny that philosophyteon- fair./ ■ . • Airmah "Smith studied the op.- High individual, 1 ' game: M. tribute materialiy toward a better, ....In addition to the members, eration and maintenance of rticip^ S P R A Y C O A T a n d ■service are top- Team high series: McLeod’s Westcott, 221. Drugs, 2,189. life for all. In the y^ars th a t lie iheir wives and guests from the rocating aircraft engines and re­ Splits picked up: P. Foytik, 5-7; lated systems.' . ' notch. ' Team high game: . McLeod’s ahead.’’— ■—- ' — .■ new Nassau club, 100 Kiwanians Wustcott,' 5-10; T. Matthews, 5-6; Drugs, 796.. ■Tucker was commenting on the attended from Floridh, and 50 . _T he. aim an so n - of-M r .-and-M r St M. ■ French, 5-10;' N. Schwartz', THE LOSER - RUST Individual, high scries: A lice current program.'of Kiwanis in-, from various towns in the Qntario: Dale R. Smitlf of 98' Cedar Lake, 5-10; G. Klirik, '3-10, 3-10;.. B. ■Schneider, 524; - Jo Ann ; Herbst, ternational • extension —which.;.be­ Quebec-Maritime Kiwanis District. Chelsea, is a graduate .of Chelsea Fritz, 5-10; i,'. Trinklc, 2-7; V. Wal­ You can be a winner or yoifcairbe a loser, 506; Gerry Mclnnis, 497; D<)rothy gan less than a year ago with the Other Kiwanis dignitaries on High school. • ter, 5-10; F, Miller, 5-10. Edor, ■ 4$2; Nunio_Mann]ein,. 489. chartering - of the Kiwanis Club hand included Edward B. Moylan, Individual high, game:' Alice of Tijuana. 'Mexico—'first elub' out- Miami, Fla./ treasurer of fCiwunis The trouble with many people, 70 major changes, were'made in Already many car owners are winners over GR5'I LANES Schneider, 100; Mary Jo Fleming* side Canada, and the" United States International; D r.; R., Glenn Reedj in this day and time, is that they Michigan's proposed new constitu­ since- Kiwanis International was %W\QHackBak 196; Marilyn Rosehtretcr, 182; Nel- Jr., Marietta, Ga., and ,W. Clyde are perfectly willing to be' neigli- rust hy having their car rustproofed with tion. 51 of these 'changes received 'io Mannlein. -17*7. organized in .1915. The Kiwanis Glass, Loursyillc, Ky.; - trustees: borg „t.Q. Ihc people of. Africa* India near . unanimous support of the uiub ot Nassau is the second in and Don H. Murdock, Whytewold, and Asia but unwilling ' to be Sinclair Kustolene and the new fogging 144 ■delegates.- the program . -— :— — ------— Manitoba, past president. neighbpra at home. Nite Owl League It was organized Dec; 13 shortly Standings as 0f March..4_ .before the historic Macniillia.n‘-Ken* unit by Aro for enclosed areas such as_ "W- tiedy c'onferenci* a t Nassau, fres- doors flijd rocker , panels. Foster’s Men’s W ear ,„.69 ent for the conference was Canad­ FOR . j -it ■ • ...... Chelsea State Rank .... 59: ian' Prime Minister .John Diefen- SYtVANTOWNSHIP Chelsea Drug-...... *.....54 baker,, a long-time Kiwanian him- Tlie cost is not the only factor involved, Dettling’s-’rM a.rnthon -—48 PROFIT Turner’s Electric ' . 45 Wouldn’t you like tQ have; a car free of Freysingcr’s Flustering 43 53 Prefneasurement BOARD OF REVIEW Buifvi'eiser - :T---- 43 53 Services Available . rust spotsi Did you ever have to, replace Notice is hereby given to all persons, liable to assessment State Farm,ipaurance . 41 55 i ’ for taxes in the 1‘ownship of Sylvan, W ashtenaw County, Waterloo Gtirage...... 40 U 55% ■ go From ASC Committee a rocker panel or headlight well? State of Michigan, that the assessment roll, of said town­ Chelsea Lumbar Co, , 37 587; G. The W ashtenaw county ACS ship, as prepared by. the undersigned, will be.subject to 500 series: 'J,,K cusch, Winan's,- 575; J., Wellnitz, 5527 R. Committee has determined that LET US SHOW YOiLWHAT WE CAN DO 4n.speo.ti on-atMdie-Sy I v^n-TowtteHollT-Vi-Hage-rjf Gh el sea / on- “Foster, 547; C7 Hafloy, 610;. G. ‘Prcm easarem ont Sdrlvcc's” in con- IliU'.vey, S29j D; M urphy _ne41on with the 1963 Fged Grain , ___ TO HELP WTH YOUR BATTLE laesdai: amFWeditS5tlay7 March 54. m m \ Huiiatew, 624r P. faihaiW6, 518;_R. program will be avail able'' to par- Sober, 514; R. Bauer,‘BUTT C. Han­ ticipwita / n the program . Thin AGAINST BUST! a n d on sen, 514; K. Larsori, 515; P. ■Gra- means that produccra who wish to bowski, 507; D. Eder, 507.. knoW th e acrnagP (n ♦(*« 200' gam esf P» ;

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Club and Social Activities V CXENCB h—----- j------—------V'---- ■... ■ ■ ■ - • |. or o p ] ; c s EXTENSION fePISCOPAL CHGRCH WOMEN An'n ArLor~TWo-ycar. commun-f T Z_ -f.— -- 0 * 3 $ . ^ Extonrioh^- club ■ St. Barnabas Episcopal Chui*ch i^fcjMl}iQr colleges have five major that the graduate is a definitely ^ I their meeting Thurs- )Vomen held a regular monthly .advantages, gays Merritt M. Cham­ better informed citizen us well.as a in a demonsti'A- meeting at the church Thursday bers, .University of Michigan visit­ trained 'technician. evening with Mrs. Sidney Schenk ing professor of higher education. ★ Infant Death Hate High in Large Cities , * . . (4) “The two-year college is in ----,•------— «! of the demonatra- As hostess. . '.ilhe. benefits- of-these colleges a substantial sense a-,trial "college’ INFANT MORTALITY- ’defies Mrs. J . R. Smucker, Nvho^was so ‘outstandingj. that eventually or a ‘acreeningygfoup’r in^w.hich reduction; in large U,-8, -cities, ac­ averaged 6V» days annually for in charge of . th’e devotional serv- JlW'ly ©very hfgh-school graduate each employed person, according many studenta^eem to reach, for cording to Katherirte B. Oettinger, jSSfn member. > ice and meditation period, used Will’Kaye access to .a two-year col- Ih e jjin e at;:lefety the..llmiL..of-JtheiiY to' un insurance' eompuny study. chief of“ the- children’s1 bureau of the books, “More Than Words" fe ’within ' commuting ^ distance capacity^, to./ profit from further Illness: caused three times as much the Department of Health, Educa- and “Key";Words For Lent,” by’ Twm hiB home," /says Chambers farina! ,-gdfiyatlon,.:. and - a re . thus 4ost-4ime-^att-accidentS|—the study- -lllk‘A' '^A‘u ■. _ . 1 T!' 1 — - | tion~and^Wslfare. In "1969, the .G ttisig o B«h5Ttt the expense to ' them­ 11 percent df the nation's children ^■isth’s lesson was-'on th« meaning of penitence. \ Center for the Study of Higher selves and to the public which A ‘THERMOMETER and a. ba- M S J V Iir Y»«nR .P.ople Portion^ of the organization’s Eduction, ■ would have been involved in at? were born In 10 >,of th'e largest rometer. historically two 'of the I A C areer^Jt-W i^ented constitution were rend and dia- tEhe^advantages-as-he-sees-them tending a"distant university or cities, yet-only-on& eity, Lou An» ar,e: geleH, s h o w e d -a - rate of infunt most important items connected, f- Darrel gattcithwaite. t cussed at t|ie request of the nom­ college, with the development of manned ■ elephant" sale is inating committee. ' Chairman of 58th ANNIVERSARY-r-Mr. qn4 Mrs.- Walter Vicory dre shown In (1) "A two-year college near deaths lower than the national (5) "The two-year college typic­ average of 26 per 1,000 live births. flight, Ivere wldeir "recently to the this committee is Mrs. George Me-/ this, photo as they oppeared following their wedding, March 2,190 5, enough to.allow the: student to at­ ally becomes a community cultural National Aeronautical Collection^ Keiphan. tend without leaving hr« ' htiwm Washington. D. C. had the highest Jt ^ e- hPitie-of Mrs. Vicory's '"parents, Mr. ond Mrs.- Ernst Morquordt, " center -offering ‘ucudprnlc or^voca- of. t hg—~Smitha “The t.w.0L-y.ear colloge-typie •TREE ROOTS damaglng-affin- birthday party Sunday In munity Lenten service. coming a source of pleasure and 1784 and '1785 during ascent .in dough ter, Mrs, Annobelle 'Woolley, ond their g?arflHp^ghtpp and;- ally offers, ‘collo^e-.parallel’ courses ity for waterJnalramage pipes is -Vhor husband: -andyhgr _ It was also announced that pride to the community." free balloons in England. Douglas Flint. dtra will be the hostess for her husbond, Mr. ond M r s ,Fremont^Boyer,---. Before moving three in liberal . arts y which, enable its being licked by the/'use of plqstic graduates th enter universities or ’-{-pipi ngr rep orts Tu b e“ Jf u r n s H a s- tr regutnr~BC W “ -ffieBUTrg !t=ydorr"ago“ ro rneir presenThomd, 731 Toylar *St, they hod lived at • DOES YOUR alligator mope ient far ine four-year colleges at the level of tics. Leak-free joihts .of polyvinyl RIarie’s'parents, Mr. and_M_rjL. t.- Barnabas /‘church Thursday, _WaterJoo Jar 4-7-years. f - during the winter? To snap him the junior: yeur, and proceed up­ chloride pipe and fittings elimin-. pestle of Manchester, her M arch 28. Clinton Plant out of vlt, experts ‘ »ayr;keep his ward with the same or better suc­ atd an' underground^ source of nr and sister-in-law, Mr* and pool w ater a t 75 degrees F,; night cess than' ‘native’ students of the water and solvent-cemented joints flarold Bruestk,of Ann Ar- and day and give him .short, stim­ Should Johnny No Serious Plan To Number sanfe university or college. prevent roots - from breaking wr and -Mrs. -James Flint Will Close ulating treatments .combining a .v W • ‘‘The two-year colleges also through and dogging the piping. sun-lamp'ond-dieat-'damp^All^se-' Erwin Haisti.'twhY 'sister of ‘K now B etter?’ All Interchanges and/ ''semi - professional- ' courses' V . V THETGREST “'LARES* regfdn typically provide some technical 1 5 has one of the *. most pressing failing, a worm dangled in front Slane. ___ East Lansing — “Ho ought to of his snout may piuve tempting. Being Studied which enuble their graduates to go Announcement has been, made- water-pollution problems in the know betterl-^ j [CULTURAL —^ Lansing- The Michigan State immediately into V employment uf that the Clinton Engine- Co;, which "U.Si, arid - a T^rnilHon^-controL No doubt^yoTTve'niade this state-’ In County GOOD ADVICE J - I eprenburs factories, stores, offices, or farms, laboratory will soon be established Highway Department is consider- employs approximately 260 men, London — A leading British Cultural' ■Entrepre n e u r s , ment about your child more than Dr. Otto .K Engelke, director of ing a pian to_number all freeway 'Some also give work in nursing, is completing plans • to close t he at__tbe_;University _of .Michigan to. nncfl7”But-aro vou aura ho-sfrmrht- the Washtmrnw-f^int.yrYfettHy-n^ Bui^UU1 ijiomhcr» inet-nt-the- ■fnterchangesr Jdental,' "hygiene, ■ and' modioal—ow •phnvt " by May1 15, . — ■study the problem. " — , author camo up-with oome -fetmely know' better 7 partment,. announced. today that dental secretarial work/ and home advice...... v-- . . : of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Dun- State Highway Commissioner Clinton is located just south of “To say that he ought to know there is apparently no extraor­ economics.-These courses proper­ ALL ,1963 U. S.?produced cars j! Thursday, Feb. 21. John C. Mackie said a,.prelimin­ the Washtenaw county line in Len­ “If a woman wants to make the better means that you expect .him dinary amount of flu of any de- ly include at least a. modicum ;of are being equipped with “ blowby" Meeting'was called to order ary .interchange numbering- plan awee -coqnty-.--'-:-- ^ - - :— -—---r-----r to know better' without being told, "Scription in \VaaliturmW~county at advanced ’ general education so devices which lead"back to the ordinary—man—-into—a wonderful Chairman,-' Jerald “ Heyd? ;was developed last fall and has explains Lennah Backus, family the present time. However, Doctor According to the announcement lover she must pruise__him con- ..lh'Pledge to-the Flag and been discussed with officials of engine unburned v gasoline and v --;• ...... farm Bureau creed.-were re-. life specialist at Michigan State Engelke stated further, there is of the closing of the Clinton plant other guses that are blown past tinually showing him now to sat­ no way of predicting whether or various regional and local tourist which \yas founded ID years ago University. associations. Strict State Law piston- rings and into the crank­ isfy her, letting him reaiizeThow. i secretary’s report was read not, the amount of flu will reach by Donald Thomas, the proposed case. Most of the gases are splendidly he fulfills her dreams;" For example, you may think he “Several problems m ust be move was confirmed by ■ M. A. ^proved, i • knows better than to step into a significant proportions in the coun­ Governs Makers burped on their second trip Author Barbara Carthland in- ^to-another cold evening and ty at a later date. __ worked out before a final dpci- Reed;'corporate director of indus­ -through)—reducing—fumes released icludes this bit of advice~in a paiTr: puddle—of—water- with—his new sion is made,” Mackie "said. trial// relations at the' company's i bug there were only seven shoes. He probably knows that you Many upper respiratory infec«> to the air by some 30 percent . . . phlet called ‘Etiquette Hanbook." [(ring to roll call. - tions, such as colds and sore Michigan has 350 interchanges Of Ground Beef headquarters at Maquoketa,' la. LOST WORK DAYS in the U.S. in The author is the mother of ;the get cross when he does this, but on its more than d,0Q0 miles of The .firm abandoned its Clinton uo were no committee re- throats, arc being mistaken for Several amendments to Michi­ h two-year period ending June, 1961 Countess of Dartmouth. he probably has very little under- freeway. * flu by ithe public. True Influenza ganV_eomminuted- .meat, law,^-re­ operations once . before—in 1952 standlng-of how water affects shoe. after—three' years -of prolonged ifre-will not-bf^a, card -party lfiHtheT^oT'howtt “strut ns~ tire tarn-- has a sudden onset marked hyfeel- —-Mackie-said - the -State Highway garded as: the strictest-in”the-~rFa~ : Lima Center Hall, on ings" of weakness, achea. and pains Department has been working tion, will become effective -on strikes, and other labor difficul­ ily budget if you must replace the ties had made--profitable business 9, This party ■ has .been shoes, ~ . in. the back and limbs, apd (high closely, with the . American ' A sso­ March 28; Most of these concern Everything right ciation of State Highway - Officials difficulty . _ doff.------• ■------— - - __ “Lcarning^-to-know-better—that fever. As the illness progresses, the manufacturer rather than the idfe respiratory symptoms,—especially (jA-ASHQ)—on ~ the~deveiopnreTTt of consumer,..but a standard has been- j 'It was then the concern’s pres­ . . . ready to rolllirz is,-to -know-rilfht-from wrong—inv ich refreshments, of pie' and sore throat and coughing become a system oT interchange numbeiv cBtabilshed" for ground beef that ent plant at Maquoketa,' la., and volves.’the complex process of how You. know your car is RIGHT; obvious. _ ing for the entire country. is of interest to Mrs, Housewife, another at Detroit-were acquired, were served. mental growth takes place,” Mrs. March 21 meeting will bd a t There can be no more than 20 Operations ware-resumed in Clin- when wtrcheck it out after any Backus says. “It includes the abil­ Flu vaccine taken at the proper . AASHO will, if it adopts a na- me of Mr.'and Mrs,. - Lewis percent/ beef fat content in ground ton in 1953. ■ '* ity of a child to pay attention, time may prevent 60 to 70. percent jtional_-pli«v^Bstablish specifica­ oil change or tube job, Y - « beef. The maximum-permitted fat A major shift in control of, the hwerdt. of the cases; however, the best tions for the size/ shape, color Because we take jiortlculor cqre on to comprehend, to remember what content of hamburger remains at ’company took jplace in I960, jwith dras—happened before,—to—relate time for vaccination may be past and location "of interchange m ini- rich, fonn. — Police took" bering' sighs so" they ■ will 'be uni- 30 percent, Hamburger and ground ideas and to,' make judgments. To for most,.of us. Those "people in­ Hurd Lock & Manufacturing Co. a care . . . confident of safe, smooth r r ojeor fiend I’eau, 52, to head: fornr in all states. ; beef must, be identified for 'what motoring;' '■ ignore any one of thes'e areas * of' terested in flu vaccine shoud con- and other interests. . ------lets after .his-car ’ jumped the “We .*have considered several th.cy sire. Soya products are illegal .mental growth is to; misjudge the ;sult a private physician. It could —The Clipton Engine Co. employs- tmd hit a house. plans to number Michigan’s free- in both, but soya flour is permit­ child's ability to ‘know better.’ still be helpful for some', particu^ aboUt 2,200 Workers in its Ma- P U R E O FL P R D U C T S hfeas-profipodr-.against -a - WalL 'way . interchanges during the last ted _.in.meat. loaf or 'liver sausage. larly . for- those who have the vac­ quoketa, Clinton and Detroit oper­ ^ld to walk a straight wjiite '"Being able to tell ‘right’ front cine previously. A sound medical two years and have tested various Use of eggs is permitted in .saus­ W the, floor. ‘wrong’ also means', that somewhere kinds of ftigns th at would be used, age, except sausage, made exclus­ ations. decision to suit each individual The firm, is one of the world’s l do this tomorrow ? I can along, the line, the child must ac- must be made in. regard to admin; to do thi^',"' Mackie said. ■ - ively1 of pork., largest manufactuerrs of( small, kWh bettor in the morning," quu'I'U Set ‘of standards, ideals or istering the vaccine. Dr.. Engelke “However,. we have felt, ail . All sausage sold in the. state HANKERD S SERVICE dreau told the police. . values with which he can guide along that an interchange numer- must be labeled Grade i, said Di- air-cooled engines, . feels that the flu vaccine does not At dts peak in 1947, the Clinton Tires — Batteries — Tune-Ups —■ Brake Service — Wheel Alignment i-.wm booked on -a charge of his own future behavior," ' Mrs. ing system shouldn’t be* put into rectlor G. S. McIntyre of the Mich­ lend itself to a mass immuniza­ firm- employed more than T.000 PHONE 479-3541 CHELSEA, MICH. lien driving. _____ Backus concludes. tion progiam. While it is-a -mild effect until—most^of our -major igan. Department‘ of Agriculture. workers but employment has vaccinp, reactions do occur which freeway routes were completed.-" This agqpcy, through its Foods dropped steadily the past two require' individual attention ■ by. anti Standards- division, has- re­ sponsibility for enforcement of years since Thomas sold Out his -/V', -e^\' private physicians. Fund Established S' W < \ ''' laws regarding snusage and all interest. He now . owns the: Misco- -People—interested in general coiqmmuted (ground) meats; J-, L. Clinton Corp. of Ann Arbor. I I I I 1 / measures Which' may be helpful in To Provide. Sheltered Littlefield—is-division preventi.rrg ~iirfiileriza may follow • Sp- exacting1 are Michigan’s re ­ In . its latest repor| on the . num­ the standard recommendations of Workshop for Comity CRICKET CHAIRS quirements on comminuted meats ber of visually handicapped, peo- private physicians and the Health ■ A special committee -composed that some large packers doing a ple ■ employed in self-sus trli ni ng Department. Good food, good rest, of individuals interested in meet Use. a special positions, - the American --Founda­ Early American All Purpose Chairs, good medical care, and good cheer .ink. the needs.of Washtenaw coun­ formula for shipments into this tion for the Blind stated that only are' all felt to be important ele­ ty. residents who . cannot profit at state. - Only skeletal meats may., be 4 out of every 10 employable Rockers & Platform Rockers ments in the prevention of the this time from a productive wprk- used, which is .different from the blind people have jobs, It noted serious^effects of-such infections- •Shop- has--.established giiitlelVnes laws of many states,. No animul thatraithough visually handicapped Influenze--.deriv-ea-4ta.--.importance for a sheltered- environment' - for organs m ay be utilized -in' saus:- people -are engageyl in- over 7000 from conii)licatio'ns-thiat'-.may—fol-[-8uch—residents. age; ma.nu’facturu, with "the excep­ different work categories, many low, particularly in older people, The tentative proposal includes tion of diver sausage, tongue saus­ thousands more could be absorbed "easier! infants and those, afflicted with evaluation, training, and eventu­ age or- blood sausage., Into the labor force of the country chohic diseases. ally productive opportunities for AHificial coloring is * not per­ if given the opportunity to prove Dr. Engelke also advises, that severely .handicapped residents of mitted, but the addition of lip to their value." the county. Future goals of the o young, student people should avoid excesses such four percent dried. as exercise to the point of ex­ Sheltered Environmental program in' sausage' unless the product is Michigan State University is Ijits the books," a cool haustion. He pointed out that this include social and recreational Op- advertised as all meat. - - - v jjcheduled_to..stai,t a 'tiVo-year; pre.-. is an especially ridiculous; time portuhities- for' the handicapped. Littlefield said one of the new clinical medical- program in 1964. of milk "Kits .the to engage in 50-mile hikes, The committee approved a reso- .mucndmenlB_; going into* effect : tiAvi n lifin?fVfr ti IV noV? imui—vuiittHAAmiiLift—(> u.uacation of the sausage m aker’s of the' fuhd are as follows: co- licdise in ' instances where there chairmen; JJean.-Lidgard, Univers­ have been two violations within"7a ity Hospital School, and John 12-^nonth period. ♦, is Nature's wonder-food. Drink it dactyl WII)E-A>VAKE 4-H CLUB Mader, Washtenaw County Direc­ . Wide-Awake 4-H club members tor of Special Education; Secre­ have made arrangements for a tary ; Gloria Fitzpatrick. County mothers’ dress revue to be (held at Health Department. ■ SPECIAL NOTICE DAIRY Lima Center Community Hall at It is the hope of the Committee As of Now 1:30 p.m. Saturday, March 23. that funds will soon be availble QUaiity pasteurized d a ir y pr o d u c t s- With the president. Gracc_Kush to Initiate this program .which js_ WE TELEGRAPH maul^; presiding, the meeting last considered vital in the planning of 10 0S.;i2" " Phone GR 5-5771 Saturday included reports on the programming for handi- progress of , the garments being, mrr county; FLOWERS made by the-club’s1 members. ’ Anyone having questions about* GIVE US A CALL! the Sheltered Workshop is invited -The^-proposed new ennatitutiom to eontflct onQ^o£,-.the=^fficera^^ f —SYLVAN hus more than 8,000 fewer words than the often-amended 1908 ver­ The trouble with highly-pres­ FLOWERSHOP sion; -m aking-for—greater- -clar­ sured emotions is that-they- drop 7)6 w} Middle $t^:GR-5»4561 ity and understanding. suddenly to a new low.

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V " * v THURSDAY; MARnwej PAGE TEN THE CHELSEA STANDARjp; CHELSEA, MICHIGAN MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE— par annum and all legal, coita, «har«9» na^-W iBwfrM ry:tea^ _U ACROSS, JO Light brov Answer To Pu« je No. 748 guge there la claimed to he due oh the BulldfnB in the Cfty of Ann Arbor. Wash ai aforoMdd, on said mortgage, and ajl -nefatil^havBiW “bseir nrsdBTnthe'tei'ms- v ■ 1 ' data of thia. no^lca farfor prlnclpa and In* tonuw County, Mlohljran (that bitlntr thy and exitenaea, iuqludlng the attorney fee a and condition'" of a. certain mortgage con* 57 Indefinite f / v j f / f f I X J i l T ,,t»r«8t and Other oharwu allowed by said .building where- the Olroult Court for the allowed by law, and alHo any sum oFsums logal costs, oharg«|) and expenseB. inolud* - |-V«n undorsignefl, ing tho attorney fees allowed by law, and M J & f i W ' A * V M M ? ® ■■'. mortgage \th t uupi o f f l l , 78^,07 and nn County of WasbtonaW in hold), of, tho a|im> any. sum or sums yhlch may be pald • one 58 Encounter attorney's 'feefaa 0^17$,nr 4rn Yl/J. -the City of itremlses are described,' as- followst AH 14 Amphitheatre ' fabric — Default'-havlngT-betm -made In- theMerm* —NottceHs—hereby;1 given that by virtue iirovided-ln said mortgage and- all -legal Salhie, In tbe-County of-Washtenaw and that- certain plece or pa«»1 of lan^ altuate MortUHgoo, _whlch mortgage Is dated Feb*. 15 Tree-trunk”' 64 Minced oath" 1 and conditions' of ft certain .mortgage of tho power qf sale contained In mid costa, charges and oxi^nites, including the State of Michigan and: described as fol­ ln”in the ToWnshlpTotvnshlp of- ■Yp(dlanti, Ypsllantl, Jn the*thi ’ru*vy 17, 71)60. and recorded Februaiy 28, attorney, fees allowed, by law. . and also lows, to-wltt County of Washtenaw, and State ofo t MlMiohl I960, Ih Lllwr 901 of Records; Pages 888* i 16 Chest noise 66 Eskimo's mudo by Johnelln WHftqms, Etta Joan mortgago; which' uimir' deTii'ult has , be­ any sum or sums which may bo paid by gankHil fSIIUand M%.ry.|«vw described as follows, to?wltt 836 Register of Deeds' Office:'Washtenaw. 17 Man servant home ‘ ninl. Lillie Hr 11 Haney, , of , YpsllantL come - oporntIvo, and the stutute. in such Igit 67, Saline Heights Addition, ft-sub­ County, Michigan, and, thereafter assigned rrEw Washtenaw County,. Michigan, Mortgagors, case.made rind provided, an May 7. 1983, tha undersigned, necessary to protect i division ofi parts of ' the Northwest North : 20’feet of Lot 131 and South 18 Leave out 68 Pinochle .interestinterest in thetho hrontlsos.promises. Which said pron..pro; 80 feet of Lot 130, Donovan’s Cloverlawn by the snid ‘Mortgagee to FED ER A L NA* rr to Ktfujo Block of Wnyno County, Mlchl* at 10:00 'o'clock In tho forenoon, tha un* quarter oh Section 1, Town 4 South, TIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, a 19 Epochal term . gan, Mortgagee. dated tlm.. 5th d«y of tiursiiitied will, at the west entvunce to ises are, described us follows! All that Itanse 5’ East, and Southwest quarter Jlubdfvislon, a part of the East Half of 20 Entire, 69 Silkworm s •* -AprlL- ■ A;D, >n6i)..-»nd_rpravdofl in the tho VYiuhtauuw^Coimty.. Building in. the ce.rtnln'piece"’or parcel of land situate in tof—Section. 36-—Town_.8 South,' Range the-WcaLHalf of 8iMhwest_Qunrter o|_ corporation organised under an Act of ‘1 office of'the Register of Deeds, for the City of Ann Ai'boiy Michigan, that being the: eity-'of~Ann—Arbor^tn- the~eounty 5 East, City of Saline, yfaahtenaw Section 11, Town 8 South, Nbnge 7 EastT "CongreSH ahd existing iiu)q)u*TTt to the :21 Oceai) " 70 Punctuation - County of Wnuhteuaw uml Slate of Michi­ the tilftce whoro the Circuit_Coipt /or. the of Wnshtonaw. and 8tata o f' Michigan County, Michigan, according to_the plat YpslIanU Township,iWashttfnaw bounty, Federal National Mortgage Association movement ’ mark 3 x gan on the rSTIFlIay of ■April, A.JETWBO,. County of_\Yiismennw Is held’,''soil at pub­ and described ah follows,'wwltt ' thereof as- recorded In . Liber. IS of' Mlchiftan, according to"the plat Ajtereof " Chat tor Act, which assignment Is dated 23 Eaoh‘(abbr.> " 7 r Victim m 0 Tnrt S ill Liber 9:)rt of Mortgages, (SMI page.: 447, lic miction to tho hiiilieut bidder the .Lot 05,-Harford Homes'Subdivision, a Pluti), Ptqio 10,, Washtoimw. County qs recorded In Liber 7 of Plats, Page February 24, I960, and recorded Maith 25 Consumed 72 Irish verse , n a c iE i T N7 which said mortgage wits, ihoreafteiv oa, l>remlses dcsrribml In said morlyaiio. or so part of the Northeast Yt of Section 10, Record". -,-; - 2, Washtenaw County .Records, . . 7, I960, in Liber 902 of Record si- Page. much thoreoK-nH may he necessmy to ■ pny Town 3 South', Ran go 6 East, City of Date»L at Wnyno, Michigan, January 11, 624 RoglHter-of Deed"* Office, Washtenaw 26 Weathercock 73 Public , to-wit thu I2lh ility of i\pril A.l), UifiO, Dated-at Det'rtoit, Michigan, January 3, County, .Michigan, on which mortgage 27 Revolved - warehouse g'seigned to C A J Investment Co„ tv, the amount aforesaid due . on said mort- Ann Arbor, Washtenaw County, Mlchl* 1963. ’ \ : 1068. '' ■ 10 Anger " registered Michigan Cchpunnoi'ship, filitr li»K0' "wtTlrtDTcreRtIII iiuorest acat 4syuvo !4% per gan, as loertHieQ • in—Llber-15,-Pages-i*.tn—moer -re, - A N 0 - - there la i lalmed Aor be-due-©ft- the-date^»E — — 20 Renter;— -----— '— ;— ^ n cremW ght“ if^DoR saw. ' recorded on. May 20, i960,. To the office ...... to date of 4ate ana all legit& costs. and 14, Washtenaw County Records, The. First National City Bank of this notice for principal and Interest and 22 Earn ■ ; Now “York. u~natlonal banking a#- other' charges allowed by said mortgage la Exalt- ■ 49 Layer o?0*1 of Register of Deeds for -Hid Uoualy of and oxtiensee, together with said attorney'll Dated at Detroit, Michigan,: December 20, ". Roalation organised under the laws oriH)ratlon, Mortgagee 33 Egg shaped 13 Cancelled for:' allowed by law, a^d tdw-any sun- 1062 ■' * the srim of 614,189,86 and an attorney's .wood . Washtenaw In ■'Liber tub—of Mortgages, of the. United States of America, TINKHAM A SNYDER foe ef $76.00, and. yio suit or proceeding 84 Lamb's pen' DOWN1 22 Bury on page I H, on which mortgage 'there In or sum's which may-be, paid by the under' MICHIGAN BANK, NATIONAL 3700 - Washington Avenue > 5 L Look at claimed-to be due, ut the dole of thi.tt.no*' signed, ncressiuy to protect Its 'Interest. ASSOCIATION, a Natlonel Bauk- - having an office u t - 399 P ark Ay- at law having been Instituted to vecovev name 24 A*tlptoe ■ j^tg Association," Assignee, o f Mort* enuo, City, County and State of Wayne^ ^MMilgan ‘ ■ ' the. money secured by said . mortgage, or 52 Impress _ticf. forr nijiii-li.nl iiiul Interest, t hc.imni of Ill- tlie. uremlam. situated dn the Township *«a£dl.m ■ tttrttprftwiiytlWwvt ■ A ....tiaM ,fc> .aWOflUBI- IIamAjMMi 36 Greek, Ulolten rock,—26 Brave — EigfTT ThousandFour libndii'd" Six nhu “Cqunty of^Wfishteimw, a ml Attorheya .for Mortgagee, Janl7»Aprltil Hiiy imi t -therwf- ' ------1— 2 .Aloud 27 perusesj 53-Race-iiotg« • 3t/iunvrts,>t,infi.8.n. State of Michigan, to wjti ' N Peter Cootier . . . , Notice Is, hereby given th a t by virtue 6 4 M ale r 9 RADNBR and RAPNER Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee 40 Prefix, half 3 Vend . 28 Capital of ' And no. suit or iirocewliiiR(\iit law or In LOT 4k, WASHTENAW ORCHARD Attorneys for . Assignee of Mortgagee of the tiowor of sale contaitfed Irt said 41 Rips • relative. equity: Linvimr lir.Ni lusiltutril to recover SUIIDIVISION NO. 1, part of the north- -1-730 Guardlan-'Hullding ■ » ... 2438 First NNational- ational' Building m o r t g a g e foreclosure s a l e myrtgage, 'which : upon default ■ has be­ 4 Compass r - --Osoigta the diditseT^rtTOhy^ald- mortgage or tiny ,west Smarter of SecHolt l,. and part-of r Detroit 26, Michigan : Detroit 26...... Michigan Default having been made ,in',the terms come operative, and the statute in such 43 Dry ’ point ( 29 T hrow f l i f e 1®" pint ..thereof.- Ninel■ tnewoi'e,. by vlrt'iie WO 2*5450 • . Dec20*Marl4 WO 1*1293 JanlO-AprlU anil conditions of a certain mortgage con­ enso-mado nnd provided, on Friday, May 44 Move 5 E. Indian 30 L e v e l -the : northeast -.-quarter . of Section,? 2. B9 Wide.mqutheJ of. the> - nower : of sale contained In sold :ToWn 3 South, Range\7 East, Tpsllantl ~T. taining theteln a power of sale made by 31, 1963,: at ten o’clock in the forenoon, stealthily palm 31 T itle • nilE'linu.'i'.m id I'lir.iiiu-nt to thu ntat'ite. '.of. ■g:iiwmd>lPi'"WKsht,en aw..Connfy. .Michigan, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE. SALE MORTGAGE SALE PAUL ARNOLD SEE and NANCY K the- umloralgned"will,, nt Ahe west entrance 46 filfffty.nlftss' Jar the Stiiu* of Michigan In such' ease. made. TiCconlitig to the plat thereof as recorded PefaiilCJtHvinK. been made. In the tori; Default having been made In ttie terms SEE, tiiisbnnct■"and Wife: Mortgagors, to to the Waqhtcnaw County Building In tho 6 Dwolling- 32 Coal digger go Circlo . ■ timl: irrnviilud, mitico is hereby. riven,-thnt- sin Liber 13 of Dlats, Pages 62 ninl S3,, jtnd conditions, of n certain mortgage com nnd conditions of a certain mortgage made FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ■ j.t.v o f Ann. Arbor, Michigan, that being Jacket 7 Rounded o2 ' 61 Completed , on- Friday, the tothldtiy of. May, A.I), /Washtenaw Cuunty Records. ' tulnlng therein h powvr of sale made- hy by JAMES E. DICKINSON and RUTH C. ASSOCIATION OF DETROIT, a corpora- the place where, the Circuit Court for. the 47 A number roof IMLH*-DAAtID- LOBBI^TAPL and-ALMA vuumy of - Washtenaw -1"' held, Kell- ut 37 Seed 63 Indian 9 *—F»,83T--TTt-t+rn!r!ncli inthe^forenounvK astcnr Dated; FcbrOnry ‘7,~1061-— " DJeKJNSONhis- \vifunta-WortgaKora7~to -ttmi organi2cd "under-tho-^Homo Owners- 48 At no time 8 Moslem covering, , measure • Stnnilnid Time,, p ld —mortgage will - bo -MAE LORHESTAKI,, husband and wife, ns HANNAN REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE--I^uw- Act of: 1933 of :the Unltoil States „of public auction to the highest bidder' the 50,Deer*8 horn name 38 Prong foreclosed by u ’ "filo , lit public duetion to ’ FKDERAI, NATIONAL MORTGAGE M.mtgngors,-and FORT WAYNE, MORT* INCORPORATED. a oorporation^organUt'd America, Murtgngee, dated’ .September IL- ju'emlnt>"-"dcKcrihe(t_ln .said- mortgage, 64 Sweethearb ■the - hlghestH)i,ddor""nt-tho(-.-west"-entrance ASSOGIAT-ION^-Asslgncfr of M ortgageo-.: GAGE rORfORATTONy.n MlfrhlgHn-Cor­ iYiuI - existing under the laws of the* Stato 19(U and - recorded on October 12, 1961 in So much thet edf as may he necsHsary to 52 Stammer-".-- firCplestidl 39^3erman Irish 1 to the Washtenaw County '.-Building In Cariwnter, Iianjingtoh S .Douvnn • • •, -. poration, as Mortgagees, which mortgage Is of-Michigan, ns Mortgagee, dated the 4th Liber ' 966, page - 309, Rogistor. of Deeds luty the-"rnnTOnnt" aforetdtlil due on said 55 Portico body river . 57 obtained the City of A nn, Arhor, Washtenaw •Conn* Attorneys’for Aitsignee of Mortgagee -■ dat(xi December 31, 11)66 and reoordeti Jan* day of October,-1900, and recorded in tho Office, Wnsntenaw. County; Michigan, on mortgage,, with- interest.tit.■ 014% 1 per- an- ty,. Michigan uhnt being the buildimi Ulislness Andress;. :l.' uary . 3. -Ift57—in liber 770 ■ p a res "421), -43Pr office ot tne Register ot Deeds far WuslP" which mortgage there is clnlmeiTTO bff'dmr num tliUieun -to ditto of salu ahd n)i legoP 431—Register of - Dvetlti—Office, Washtenaw ~ _vhor(—tin- -CfiTiilr- Coiiri—fnrrlhfi''C ounty "70 lrMtnvtcf|Ta|-Coitrt" HuUdlng- te ira w Cotintyr^M lehlRHu. on sOctober 5, a« iiht>ftid priuclpiil - and in terest' on the; costa nmF"oxperrnen> tojfet7uir""wlth ■ said nt- r r - of . Wnshtenaw -In- held) of Mho tuem. Ann Arbor, Miehlgan--;- _ . . CgmUyg-Michigan.-and-thei'eafterJassigned I960, In Liber- 926, Page 627,-Washtenaw dnto vjf ithiH^ notice t he^sum K)f^R9,063.76, torney'n feo. allowed by la w ,. and also ■ • Isea.. - •ili“Mii'i1ied in- snid mmtrage', or -Tclenhoilo i NOrUmniiv " lirSXSS lebT-Mnyt.. in. said Mortgagee to FEDERAL Nj\TTON* uma—wbiolv may Ue- itaid’-by- po.r..miii'h thereof ■ ns ..umy ho. necessary A L . M O im iA G E "ASSOCI ATIONV n Nip sequently op- the 1 Ath of Novombor, 1961 of foreclosure and' nn. attorney's fee as tho. undui'Hlgncd,' necoHNiry. tp i>iotect it« 14 15 to nay (he amount vine, as uforenniil. on , CUD S.l tlonal Murtgage—(\Hsovintlou, whiejh assign­ UksIgjaesLlft WAYNE FEDERAL RAVINGS .provided, by inw, and ho.:suit or: proccotlibg interest |n: -the premise", situated in the aald .mortgage ' with the interest - tifeTCOiV -“ MORTGAGE' FORECLOSURE. SALE ment is d at eft. JnnuAr'y. 23T 1957 and. re­ AND LOAN ASSOCIATION: -n corpora­ at law or.in equity having been instituted Township of Yi’sllnnti, County of W.n»h- • lit seven pel' cent i 7"r) per Sn mun ami n il Defaull ’having ■ beoit mudu ill tho terms corded Jnmtai'y‘24,- 1957v ^n .liber 772 page tion organized nnd existing under the.laws to : recover—the money , secured- by said tennw, and State of MichlKiitr, to ^ v it; . . 17 18 • legal costs, charges'|uu|. espensps, Includ­ awl comlltions of n certain mortgage con- 451 Register, of Deeds^OHffrcc, W ashtenaw of the 'Unltwl States of: America, which mortgage or tiny., part thereof. v .....—~ — Lot 107, Dianne Acres, a subdivision ing tha.'iittmuiey—fees udlowed hy law, and County, Michigan, on which mortgage there assigiitneot was recorded on November 17, ' Nutice is; hereby given that by. virtue of_ latiiing' therein a power of sale mails EyZ _J9f_-J>aj:L___ofv Jh e southeast...quarter..of 20 21 22 23 25 ,.;^«lso. anyumuns which may ‘he paid-hy_ tho BEKD—-I— '^STRL'PFA '. And MARY J r Isyfjaimed-to'be due as uhpafd prlncliml and 1961, In the 'office Of \he Register of tho i»Sver of aule contained irt sald m ort- Section 11, town 3 south,, range 7 6'ast, Undersigned, .necessary to protect its In-: STRUI’P'A'. his wife, Mortgagors, to MICH­ rptercst on the date of this notlco the 4unv Deeds for said Cuunty of W ashtenaw in gage, .which uitbn default has become op­ Ylisilnnti Township, WnshlenAW" County, of $13,47if.Ot< together with nil legal, costs terest in the '.premises,. Which said-prem ­ IGAN -MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Liber 971, Page 55, W ashtenaw „ County erative, and tho' statute in such case made Michigan, according to the i>lat" thereof 28 ises are described as fullmvs: All 1hat_ Michigan .corporation,.. Mortgagee, which and exp^nHCH_of_.f()iedimiire and - nn' at- Records,, and snid assignee, .of mortgagee ami provided, on the 12th day, of '-April UK I'Ccorded ill liber l l of Plats, pages —‘'•eectBin 'plece-’or-parcel'. oF-dmid-sKuaKr^irf’ mdrlgage" Is "(lated Novertiher" 70,v!I*58l and torneyV-fee^-as-uiiovlded-.by.-law,'. and.no having-elected—ttndciv tho-toinite*fliidT"c,(yr»- 1 DUS"”"fit -10:00 ~oVtock , in" th e ' fOrenoon 49 ;aird~50, "W ashtenaw Coifnty' Koconls, !' the City of ypsilanli in the County of reciuileil December la, 11*58 In.Liber S53 of suit or proceeding ift taw or in equity liav* dltlons of said mortgage to ..declare, ffie E|,stern StandmrS Time, 'the undersigned Dated: Mnrch 7, l06Jls«- 29 30 31 32 Washtenaw ami Stale of Michigan and Rvtords, Hawes 2U7-2IU Registnr of Deeds' ing been .Instituted to,.recover the- money entire principal and accrued interest thore-y will,' at tho Tvcift FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE .described as'.Tollows, to-wit Hpciued by said mortgage, or any part on duo. which election^lt- does.hereby exer­ tenaw--County Buildlog- in the City of Office, Washtenaw County, Michigan, and ^ ASSOCIATION, Assigttce of Mortgagee 33 34 35 ------Coinjnenelng"-nL-thlv-snnthcnst corner tlvemifler asslgned-hy the-said Mortgagee thoroof, . \ •■-■■■ -j cise!. iiursuimt to which-- there4tsp::claimed Ann Aiiior, Michigan,' thut being tlie place Arnold W. Tantmen 37 38. 39 -----o f-a 7pniTel-of-lHiid- formerly—<>wned--by- . Notice is hereby given that by .virtue to be iiuo_nnd unpaid on said mortgage at where the UTmJtt Court'"fm^the County- -to— FEDFrlLVL .NA'WONA-'L—MOR.TGAGH of~ih© power 'o f' sale contained in' said "Attorney ■ for Assignee of Mortgagee ■ Alin Fullerton on the west side of 'ASSOCIATION,' nal. M ortgage operative,--"'and the atatute«-.in such- case t h r e e HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE a n d described-in said mortgage,-or-so much Ann-Arboi‘r-M|chlgan'____ . ______thehco "west "eight rod* : thence north A'ssociiulon Charter Aet; which-assignment made and provided, oh- Friday, ’May 24, 16/1Q0 DOLLARS ($12,325.16), and no thereof as may be nacesHjii'y to pay ^.6beiiTjslophone .NO>'ret>Mdy*8-6800r^MnFN~Mgy8C' 44" 4 *} . -4&- ...... -l.l...n.„. r„...| -U-l)S -I'lnls • tfl lhl* IS (lilted liccemher 11 '|lif,s.- and- recortU'd ■•1UC3 at ton o'clock in the forenoon, the suit or tu'ocewling nt Inw o r-,In . equity amount aforesaid due on said mortgage 9 unili'isigwtTl .will. At the woiit eat cnnt'e ■ tf "Liber- 13 of Flats, Pages "8 ,atul . 1>, ftngccK, .which mortuage is..-lnled-■•SefUem- -Wnshlennw’^Counly Records. - — tnxps and/or Insurance on said premises, WILLIAM J. KADEMACHER and .recorded December 28, ■■lims-lfr'LIbef' TVa.-)ii7-miw Is lU’ld, setrat "public aiirtion lo"; nnd nil ‘other sums paid by tlio—under­ Atfornby for Mortgagee. 645 page 193 W ashtenaw County Records', and the residue of- said estate assigned iier - I, ■in.'ai, and recm ileil Seiilember I Dalcd: I'V'hroary 23, 1963.' 8 to the- persons entitled thereto, will he Ip.ili in label-. T.’iT pages U:,G, . ,'iiiT, .'ills the highest bidder the--premises- described, signed,—with interest thereon pursuant to Business Address: on which, mortgage there is claimed to be ill !,ui(l mortgage, or sl> much thereof, as FEDERAL-...NATIONAL MORTGAGE law and to the terms of snid mortgage, 110 . E. MJddlo Street due at the date hereof for ■ principal and heard nt Hie, ‘Probate Couft on March ■Register of Deeds' Office, Washtenaw 13: 1963, at 9:31) A.M.' County', Michigan,, and thereafter assigned may lienei i.'smu y to .pay the amount afore­ ASSOCIATION, Assignee of Mortgagee. and all legal costs, charges and expenses, Chelsea. -/Michigan , ------" : Interest' the sum of $8663.85, GIRL said due on .said mortgage with interest including attorneys'...fees._.aUowed_by...JSJn.t.-_ Tol,'^lif5-89S6„ ------Janl7-Aprllll .. Under . thd_-.power of sale .contained in It is Ordered,:j th a t, notice thereof, bo - by -aid Men Igugee to FEDERA L-NATK1N- DAN N EM 1LLEK - & SUER LI NO, . . given- by, .publication of. a copy hereof A'L MC'lRTCAfJE ASSOCIATION. a .Na -at—PVG l a-i annum-thei'coo—to-date of-sttle- Aliorne-ys lor, Assigsive of Mortgagee -— .— nte; which Di'cmituts are dStcrlbed—as—fol.— snid mortgage and pursuuut to the statute .(t-*ul .all- It i.'a l • cost,a—and ta-1:sps, ..jogother" lows: in :.Bueh ..case - providedr' notice is hereby for -three weeks ■ consecutively previous tlonal Mortgage, .\ssl>i'iatUrii.""w'liicll nssi^te^ with, said attorney's fee,, allowed by law, Business Address: -(MORTGAGE SALE to'aald day of heaving, in , The Chelsea tltept is dajed Octotier Hi. Infil) and rccord- 525 Tyler Road I,and In the Township, of Ypsllantl, givon that on the loth day of May, A.l). and also any sum or sums which may he DcTmiJt- hfiviiiK bcon mntle \n the terfna 1963, at 10, o’clock A.M. Eastern Standard Stumbled, and that the petitioner cause SCOUT • oil Octobei Is, lli.'iti in lila.r 70J page lull YbiiU.anti, Michigan County of Washtenaw, State of Michigan? nnd 'CondltUinH— e f —n— eertnin— ^{4 n -copy of^tliiH^notlce-to^be-.sevved—upon- Register "of Deeds' Oil lee, AVasiitennw mud by th"o-undo-caig.iieth—necessary to pco- ■i'elenhone: HUntur 3-5257. Feb2k-May23 described—des,...... «s‘:.. —I-ol— 58?— , .nMtKWOOlr*' Timer1™ Id mdrlnnge-wtH-b‘6~fared I aged " by' t( t t Its- interest in the tuemises, situated GARDENS SUBDIVISION, Township of muile by (ieoi>re W.- Woods and Patricin ' a. sulo nt public auction to llte Highest eneh known party in Interest nt his last Counl.v? Michigan, on which mortgage ill the (jiy of Ana. A-rbor, Caainty of H. WorxlH, his wife, of the Township of known, address by registered, certified, or Uii-io 'is clnimed to lie duo - ns unfiald (v CHD 78 YpsllHRtl, WashtFfiWV. County, Michigan, bidder nt the West- Euli unce of. the Wnsii- Washtenaw, end State of. Michigan, to wit : YpsiUmtli W ashtenaw l County, Mtehtwiu*; tetrirUr'-County Building, in the 1 City of ordinary! mall .(with''proof Of mulling), or NEWS i ,pi iiici|ial aiuf ilitvrrst ^ iii the dine of .lids MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 8AI*E according to'the'Plat thereof ns recorded MpitRHKovHi to Standard MortKa^e Cdv- by perabnui service, at least fourteen (14) ''notice the sum of 813,3.12.In together wrih 'U t : 1 Vfl*. KENSINGTON FARMS No, 2, Default havltig.' been made in tho terms liv-Llber. .13.of.,-Plats,xPages 36, and 37, . Aim Arbor, -Washtenaw County, Michigan, jSoi’ation,' « Michi^nh .corpoi Rtion, of :\De- that being the place where the Circuit dnys prior to such hearing.' all legal cosls and e\|iensesjcd foreelosuic w'!e of Ann- Arbor. WifshtvAnw County, and conditions, of a certain mortgage coi:* Washtenaw County Records. trolt, Waynfe County, MlchS^ani' Mort- ___ ...... , - -JOH-N- -IV. ..CONLIN, _r ■anil.-an iiltorney s fre—u-—provided iiy~li'.w'.- —aluJiignn, nireni'di mr. Yo -1he—pint—th eae o .t RdjiJng—iherein— iiewei—iipr.sftlex-mjBtle-lty- -Jamrnry 18, 1903 Court- of said County is held. - of the dhtVvd th e—21st d a ^ o f Juty, A" O r plemiseB descrloed in said mortgage, " or A • true" copy xprdge- of Probate.'" II " TiITil tin suit, or “prncecdiiig at- "I/iw "or In (is.-recorded in l'.it>er-i2 tiF7flats, pages' DONALD E. TEBOK and MAUREEN R. w a VW PKliER, U).Sp, aro recorded In^ the ■ office of the 58 ami 5!*,.. Washtenaw County. Reconls, ^ w tn v . i.t- i-i(-~ ...... t a u r c WAA33J^.y.rH'r**>(.. ..-™ _ -'E D E R A L SAVINGS. AND ho muchrriuch listir,s maymn.v beho' " n'ccessury n'lippugmu V/vto payiwn. ;Wnthe Annn Douvitsns ■ TROOP 51 ■-.equity1 having been instil uUsl to recover TEBOK, his wife, Mortgagors, to\ JAMES LOAN ASSOCIATION, assignee of: Register of Deeds, falx' the " County of- Register of Probate, tlic money .-ecurod - by, said morlguge, or Dated: March 7, 10(13. - ■■■ . p T,,BARNES &. COMPANY, a Michigan amount due w ith interest at 4'/j jwr #ent M ortgagee" Wftsbtcnaw, and State of* Michigan, Oh the PCr annum and all legal costs add charges. Rodney, E. Hutchinson: Attorney Wednesday we opend our nnv part thereof. ■ '. c(ii'pqiiilldn,^"Mortgagee, which .mortgage 27th' dny . of July, A. D. 1959, In Liber - Notice is/lierntiy given’that by virtue of • .f e d e r a l n a t io n a l m o r t g a g e - TINKHAM 4 SNYDER ' : - Said premises are located in tho Town­ 12 N. Hamilton - St. ’ . irtg at the Congregational cli ASM)( 1 ATION^ Assignee of Morlgngee Is dated June 17, 19,68, anti recorded Juno Attorneys for' Assignee of. Mortgagee y 378 of .Washtenaw County Records, "on ship. of Ypsllantl, Wasjttenaw County, Y|isilanti; Michigan. ' ■ Feb21-28-Mnr7 the ]iowerv fif sale coiflalned in said, m ort­ 20, 1968, in t.iber 830 of Record's," Pages page'641), which said mortgage wag thotu- gage, which upon default tins become op­ CARPENTER, HARRINGTON & DOUVAN 3706 W ashington Avenue . . • " ', •- Michigan, and described ns: with talking about, the openin .-.ynol licy lor Assignee of Mo,'-11:,I,,,.,. 127-129 Register of Deeds’ • Office, Wash­ Viayne, MlchlSft'ri. " *• jRn24«Afirl8 aftev ■■on r iotwlt- the -13th day -of February Lot "45 of Nnney Park, a subdivision erative, .and the .statute m-sneh -ea f Probate, ■ ■ v ' , “ • COM I ANY, as % Mortgagees, .« Mlclii- said" Mrfngiigoi s atnl Mortgagee . nnd re­ County Record", on Pago 273; which said STATE OF MICHIGAN sale and ‘all inral costs .and csiicnses, lo- the office of, the Register of Deeds, ,J#or Assignment, was thereafter on, to-wlt the . NiiUce j s IIercfjy Glv^n", That tho petition gBlhor with said nllorney's fee, nHowtsl by vao ( ('i porat lortr-.'-WKb'h mortgngo la dated corded. Octobdr 15, 1988 :ia Liber 846, In the. Circuit'-eoiu't'^ for the ■ County of of Theodore Baimer praying that the inslvu- page 15,' Washtenaw County Records, the Coiinty. of Wdifhtennw and State Of 18th day of November A. TV 1959 re- Washtcnmv law. and aii.o anv s'lin or sums whicli may c,'-o 71,1 and recorded Mav .29, Michigan, , on the "29th day ;of December, oxeented to correct" the designation of the ment filed in Raid Court be admitted to pro- B r o w n i e s . . be'ji'aid bv the undcr.signeil, niTiwsui'y, to IGA In J liter • 827 |>ngofr-277, 278, -279 which mortgage " wns .Jhorenftor ..assigned ORVILLE M. RIFE, .Plaintiff, bate as the Last Will and Testament of snid -by-s n id;-M oi'tg«gee-to-th ir-sidd—F-BDRRA L A,D, — W58^4n- Liber—85.1_ot_.Washtoi)aa. -Liber—'of...the - original__recorded__mortgage I>rzJlpel,,.i.t-i,.iill crest m I h premises, silimt- InvLer of Deods'-OmrjrT-Waslifenaw- County -Records, on ■ pa'ge 610, r Whlch_^wd. -and—recorded—on—Novem ber'if),—)959--Vn- - - v B p ------.' *— :------—1—' toCenKcdrthnt "admtnUtrKtron'‘otsni(i“eH and recorded Juno. 21, 1958 In, libor: 830- page claimedidb-: be -due' oa the "datb Of. this under' an Act of Congress und~ext*Hxre -mrr to~wlt the 10th day of November, A. .. ituvistSi Sheet-2 of 2 sheets'y . - Judge of Probate. •'Ti’k'i'liom*: JU/hteY :,7 1-V May^il qf the tihwer of s^ilo contained In said No ault or procecdirigs at law or in^eiiuity Deeds for said- 'County of. W ashtenaw In Avu R ife ,s h a ll - auswui'... or’ take other Anna Douvitsns - , South school Feb, 28.__ r« mm limt'i, which upon default lupr becothe 10;Citi o'clock in the forenoon, the .under­ Libci- 893 / of-W ashtenaw -C ounty Records,; action, as muy he permitted, by law on U.rgistei of Probate...... • signed will, at the west entrance to the having been instituted -to recover t|iodebt MORTGAGE FOKEC 1.'(1ST !(!■: s,LK- oprnitjvp, nnd Ihn stutiito in such ca'se secured by said mortgago or any wrt on ' Page 296, bn which mortgago thcie Is Pi; before, the 28th d'ny Of May, Rl63. John P. Keuseh; Attorney M rs.: Elton Guenther, whl Defmilt havin';/ Inr*r^ ID:i.lll* in iiit- tcUPH m.idn and provided, on Friday, March 15, Washtenaw County.. Building In the City thereof. Now,. therefore, by-virtue'or ,the claimed to bo. due, at the date of this Failure to._comply. \9ith tlila_order will Chelsea, Miehignn, " ; March 7-14-21 ninJ ('otnlliioTH or a e<*i:Tic111 I)iGi* c* con* :itu!3—trt-ion—o'ctocR-Ttnfio forendon,""the. of Ann Arbor, Michigan," that being-tho notice, for * • hiinciiml and ■ interest, tlm ,result in a judgment by default aunlnst cookie, chairman for the troop! place w her ■power-rOLsnie contained iw-Haid mortgage T+r—hy- linildi ■■ignod, wlllr.'irt-the w ent tMili itnctl td and pursuant do the statute of the State sum of Seventeen Thousand Two Hundred such Defoimaiu lor tho relief demanded in plained about taking, orddrsj GURU IK; Willie .Infill :inI Mai V L.. the Washtenaw County Building In thfe and. Eight, and 72/100 ! ($17,208,72) Dot- tho comidnlnt filed in this Court; ORDER FOR PUBLICATION hu-liiiiid ninj wiiY, ih of Michigan in such ..case mnde nnd .pro­ the cookie sale which began ti M1, l/a V 1 »1 •, :u‘nl (sty of Ann Arbor, Michigan,■ that 'being vided, notice la hereby given that on Inrs. No suit or; proccetiings at law op-Irt It is further ordered that a copy. of . Final Account AM KRII' \ S’ MIDWEST MOICI'C. ; c o lt- *(’.<* ,place where the Circuit Court for the premises described in said mortgage, or Friday, the 26th day Of April, A>D, 1908, equity, having been Instituted to recover ■ this order be published In The Chelsea No,' 47721 ■ ' 1.' ■ ■■ , . . ■ [’.ORATION,. :i Miclii.','1 h C’fi«'l It 1nn ! ui'ri, ih‘ ( omity 'of Washtenaw Ih held, sell nt so much thereof ns may be necessary to the debt'secured .by said mortgngu or -any b1atKl(i|'<|, a. newspaper of 'general clrctp a t IOj OO Vclock; A.M., Eastern Stiuniard stl}{,e %f Michigan, the. Probate Court fjp; During the rest of: the m —Moil which • ma>i: M l/H-M- 'hilt 'ih N'>“ public, miction to the-highest bidder-the pay tho amount aforesaid-\lue- on HSld part thereofr-Now;-thercfdrerby virtiiu-of; Pit Inn rio , -thl ,h -G o . ■ : i n ty...... , lit - - lens...... t once' in- A ...... 25, T.i'.x ninl Nt) i-llib1-1. , preiniM's described in said mortgage, or mortgago with interest at 5(4% tier an­ Time, said mortgage" will Be foreclosed, by tnige!_jtn(LpJU'HUnnt to the statute of the from the date of this Order,' J3USS,m 7loth DcccHHGd, Y,MAUor' of ■ihc of MABfcL 232 Ri-kH, ,1 1 (> 11V111 \v. Die iimount aforesaid due -on said mort* bidder, at the west entrance of the Watib;. , Debra Paul, scril . " ] >(!:■. f 1 il'l'-,' AS a .-I J costs and expenses', together with said tehsw-Gqiinty Biilliiltig In the .City, of Ann StaRT-of Michigan- in such case made ...... ;.: /(*/ J A M ES It. BREAKEY, J R,t - ■ gaga )vijh ia*ei cst—at.2-5T/i %—per—tHinum a ttorney's fee, alluWftl .:b"y- law,-4iml—tdao "nil(I 11N>C1tlc(tT^notice-- ls - hwoby Rivem lffiT Glrci.il Judge, hy saiil M-irtvaiU'i' ti* l-'KhKH \ I, N VI'll )N- Tfieieon to date of said snlo and all legal any sum or sums which miiy be paid by. "Arbor, W ashtenaw, County, Michigan (that • - «,,Mnv' th„ ,,nv nf A ,v A true copy, rests ..ninl__exuenHPs,_-tnirnttmf vdth unld tialng the building where the Urunlt Court ?n,n .^'m nn ..Vl... k .t ! W.__Conllnt- TROOP 88— Ah M()HT< ;,\i ;K AHWr! ATIOS. n Nn- the—undersigned: necessary to protect Its for the Cotinty of Washtenaw la held),"of ii.'00 ° c., “ A. M., • Easlcrxr’ RIPRi—GA B LE -A-1 -RO BERTS - .lional Mni iViiui' A-•nciaVutH, ’ufilrli n--i^ii- aitoiney's fen,' allowed by law, l and also Interest In the premises, situated In’ tho Standard Time, said mortgage will )>o Attorneys for Plaintiff ; nu*rit^.js ilaliTi' mid .ni- ao.v sum or -sums which may bo^paid by Township of YpHilemtl, Comity, of W ash, the premises - described in said mortgage, foreclosed by a ..sale, at public. nuejlon. to 25 South Huron Street. ^ Notico; is Hereby Given, That the petition Brownies of Troop 88, at the unile/'signed, necessary to" Tirotecf 1(8 or so much thereof as may ‘be-necessary to oLMary: ilealr tbo 'Lxccntrix of said estate, <■(11 I If *f I I )|'CflII lit' i; l-v |‘l.').“ ill liilt’i S.'io" tonaw,' and State of Michigan, to-wit: the highest bidder, at tho...west Jentrnnco of Ypsilantl, Mlchlguri, Feb28-Ap:l! 11 Feb. 28 meeting, wrote invitaj —W »ir.hli»n:nv" i ii.l.e.i.ns.t In the-ptcm lM ai,Isltim tcd. In-tho- pay thn amount.due, as aforesaid, on said the Washtenaw County Bntidl!:g--in—the- r*—• fflia] nj>inimt-he .allowed .1 o.waxjiip ■ of Ypsiliinil, Cotiaty of Wash­ — LOT' 265," WASHTENAW----- CON- mortgage, with tho interest- thereon. nt, and the residue ofTsaiii ostate assigned to to tKeir father8Tfbr"¥7p!n‘ty" Ftii i>( y, M iu liirs , \:(-l}n«r wiill .nil Ifiral South, Range 7 East, Ypsiliintl ■ Town* Wnshtenaw .Is jioldL ’of the premises cles- , ■ " ■. , ' No. 48037 / ~ arid f\|if7n*f.i nl' jiivi- :ni f( (.| - IJivienf, Waslilnnaw Cionroitrsc . No. lowed by law, and also any sum or sumk ci'llied'ln said;mortgage, Or so much there­ ..fl,Ordorod,, that notlco thereof'bo' }‘, a Part of the northeast t/| of Section ship, Washtenaw Codnly,,Michigan, ac­ which may box paid ^by the undersigned, Slnte'of “Mlchlgtiu; The .Probate Court for­ giieii by Puhlieiiflon of a copy hereof for ments,. • 1 Mlloituiy’x fi‘t« a.t itmvltk'il hy ii’ud lin cording to the. Plat thereof, as recorded of as may he necessary to ptiy the.am ount tho Cotinty of Washtenaw xuH' or juixifMlinir- at law ur in. 1 T'fi’viTy 3 olid the northwest '/,■ of,. Section 2, necessary to protect its. interest - ill the due,- ns^afoi-csk!H, on said-mortgage; -with1 th t<*0 weeks consecutively previous to wild Stephanie Nelson, scrij hiivin^ hvfii ihHlituU'd lo rounviT, tiir-timtii'y I own « South, Range 7 East, Ypsllnntt in Liber 14 of Pints, pages 21 and 22, premises, Which said premises nre des-, ..Matter of the Estate of JOE Washtenaw County Records, -■ tho Interest thereon nt Five and one quar­ KASPER, Deceased...... J am5! thai Cflel^ Staiulmd," "Xxi.iim I liy moiU'ii'-'t tiny |uii'! I (ix\ ns 11ii«, Washtenaw County, Michl* -crlbed aa-foHows: Al! of that certain piece ter iter cent (5Vi%) tier annum ami all (Mu !, .lf -I0 Dotitloner cinise n copy of mm. tireonling to the plat thereof aa or parcel of land situate In the Township At a session of said; Court, held on tnlH notice to bo nerved \iijqm ench known tlu-nyf. , D ated; : February 14, 1068 legal costs, charges'.nnd expenses, Includ­ I1 ebrunrv 26, 1963 ______TROOP 247— • JSj il.h'o -Jx .hfi-fhy ..1).v , v'irliif uVokimI in t«|l)(>r 14 of |>n^ox i!l of YpHllantL Jn the County of Wnshtenaw, ing the attorney fees allowed by inw, nnd party In Diterest-at his last known address and 22, Washtenaw County Records, FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE and State of .Michigan nnd described ’jw Present, Honorable , John W. Coniln, A t their meeting^-Tuesday, of tho i>nw<*r o| side fontniikm! in Miid'morU ASSOCIATION. Assignee ..of Mortgagee . also any sum or-sums-which may be j>aul Judge of Proliate, ’yi.'JPKistcrcd, certified, br ordln" ty mail - ;"-\v,hl/‘h - U|toft-;T[rhlVih -hlf> iu’i oOir^firrs" Dttlfsl t- Ticcember" 13," 19(12,— '■— ’ follows, -to-witt" .- - ' — by "the tinders!gned, ftecessury to protnci; ■(■Wlth-prOof-*ftf--'rnif}lRft:TrGr>rnsr CARPENTERi HARRINGTON Xutlcq Is Hereliy Given, That the peti­ "26, a t r the hom e' of Mrs.- RJ iit.ivo, and i iii' sinlnlt! in ^ra’li ckm'' madf rKliKItAI. NATIONAL MORTGAGE Lot 31, Washtenaw Ridge No, 1, part ■ .its interest In the premises; Which snid ysK -g^earg^^ss , iith] 11 it»v idti t, on lYiihiy, , May- Jl, ),'a»;ka! A DOUVAN . of the Northwest quarter i(m IA I TON, of MorlKtitfoo^ Attorney for AaalgneB of; Mortgagee instrument filed In said Court' Iw "ml. Ion (M'liH'k III t in- fin'fiiu4An^.l-kn-aiJ4LliiJ-^m:tiiAJ' (arceh-'rtfj nu d-si trtatT JO HNWt-CONLIN; of Troops Will, nt- the wot fnti.ani f hr thu VS uxii- f>7VN-NffiMHjtxtCli1* SPKRMNO Business ■ Adctrova: T7 f Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan, in tho Township of Ypsllantt, In the ffflfieu to jiiuDoto. as thq Last Will and Aunimys for AshIkhoc of Mortf?n«00 291 Munlcljial Court Building Testament of said deceased, that admin­ 535m* *"*«•' subject of day camp, fflvelj tcnaw Cnnnlv Iholfltiut m I hi* '(‘itv ’of AfttilONH ; if ' > according to the plat thereof tut records-1 Cotinty of Washtenaw, and State of Mich­ Ann Arhor, MirhU’an, Hiat^lann^ I la.* plrnf Ann Arbor, Michigan _ In Libor 14 of Plata,'Page 17, Was! igan and described as follows, to-wltt istration of said estate be granted to Al- Register of Probate.' ■ T>lcr l((>u;l, Yprlluntl, Mlclilgnh Tolephone: NOfmandy 6*8866 Fehl4-MayD bert Kasper.or soma other suitable iierson, Girl Scout Kathy Sutter, Udicrc thf Ciri'iiit f'onil for’ Cho (‘ounly I('loptionc: llUntcr 3-5257 ^ tonaw County ' Records. Lot; Three’ (3), ■ Gault Farms Hilly __ i_ ol UiidiiDim iv in hfid, -nil nt imldir* fioto ini't of- the North" one -Pd._thnt the heh'a^^-of—Sfil'L deeaaftad-4« |"Cheisa‘^-M ^ h 4 7 fl7 ^ t"~ ~ y' TIcc. 20-Mar, I f . MORTGAGE HALE Datcd~atr Detroit, -Mlchlgaiii ' Jaivunry determined, wilt be heard at tho Piol.nte ffalT7 March 7-14-21 The ’Brownie# , i aIs6""plH'iiT^ ’ld.illie Jii^hest bidder the prcnilM.M ilesrrifnnt 1963. • i Half (’6j of Section Flftiani (15), Town Iti suMl-Pini I Lratf4k, -oi1 sm muuh • l hei eol. 11=4 . Default hkvlng been made In the torm» Three. (3) South, Range-Seven (7UEnst, Con it on March 20, 1663, a t 9:30 A.M. talent show for the Mui'cH 5 nmy. .l)i'_mice:iiUir,v_Ul-tmy-U)L_jLiiimmt. afuuit. ■ mortgagO alk. nnd conditions of-ft certain-mortgago mnde FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTOAGB Ypoilnntl....Twp;,' Wnshtenaw Couhty, .^_It—I^.Qi'dered, That-ridtiee—(hereof: be ^niil.ihii1 nn >nid mhrU'ji/c vviilt knleiiu'< by Frederick. Paul Bernhardt and BnrbnrA ASSOCIATION, a cortiorntlon, otc„ As* Michigan, Aeooivilng to.tho Pint thereof j’.'ven liy publication pf a copy hereof for ingr. .Default having been made In the terms three weeks consecutively previous to 'said .Ut .Per .11 ridiiin . the.rmii... In,, tinitv of a_eeitaJiL-Jnortgngo JtinnBarnhnrdt.hln.Aylfc.-of.Sallno.-Waah* :aigneel"Qf.-M ortgftgM...... a s —i(UKmled—in liilier—Fourteen (14) of ...... No, .47965 - Cookie iale material was! snid side fijicI all fin'id costs and rNprnsr TftddcGfyTDTn^W -A YN E H KFFIN GTON tonaw County, Michigan, Mortgagora, to HENRY J, S/YMANSKt Pints, PpgOK Nino. (9) and Ten (10), d«v of hearing, In The Chelsea Standard, .J__ torrthidr'''\vitly~^jY(''"rttinTn'4tyl,.>' fee. allowed srid.-.-RiTA_ JIEFFINGTON, his wife, Fort .Wayne Mortgage Cop a Mtenlgan Cor- Atlormiy for Assignee of Mortgagee . W ashtenaw (.ounty Kccbrils. and that Ihe- petltioner ■ entiso ft" copy of ceived from Mrs, Donald Kd®J • by inw, ninl also "aiiy • m71 rn or sums w hich of Ann Arbor, Wnshtenaw County, Mlchl- liorntlon of Detroit, W5ync County, Michi­ 808 Ford Building ; Dated nt Detroit, Michigan, February is, this notlco to1 1)0 served upon-each known Refreshments were br.ouRh| Jtuiy he fudd by the 11 tuierr i^ned, neres/ury ttan, Mortgagors, lo MICHtfJAN MORT- gan, M ortgagee,—jdatetL.:-the__lfllh._jday„.ox. D6tt'olt26,-Mlflhigan,------J an 31 - A p r i 2 6 -1963, • Party in Inteicst at his last lutown address OHS hi |irol(!d' ils inlinest ill I hi* prcmirvi^, >it* GAGE CORPORATION, a Michigan Cor- November, A.l). 1961, and rocorded In the ^WW)NSDCKJ6T~^4NBTlTUTB— by rcglirtereil or eertlflcd mail, or by iier- Karen Johnson.- .. vm(.ed, [n Towhffhjii of YpsiJiHdi, t'm m ty of I'inniKm, nf Detroit, Wayne Cnunty, office of the Reg later of Deeds, for tha ". M0RTGAGE SALE; ' j “ HAVINGS.OF WOONSOCKET, RHODE sonni sciwTco, at" least fourteen (14) days Dorifco Busslcr, scril Wiishtciniw, .stn!^ ol Mirfn>rnii ; lo wit; Michigan, Mortgagee, dated tho 2nd dny County of. Washtenaw and State of Michi­ ISLAND, Asslgneo of Mortgagee. prior to such hearing. . . . Defmilt havibg, been made In the terms . , JOHN W. CONLIN, «»f, ScMcnihcr, A.-l). 196(1, anil recorded gan, oh ’the 17th day of November, A.D, find conditions of a certain mortgage mndo Donald • C, l.a#her • . ■> l/it. la, Washtenaw Hidvre No. ■ 1 of in the of fh e nT the Register "(’if Deeds, for 106L in Liber 071 of W ashfenaw County 9l6-(Flrst National Building A true copy, Judge of Probate. i.,a;rhl' A" 4: |>nv1 fd ihn northwi'd l i of Hcfiion K the < (turgy of Waslilctvnw find Stiito bT by Nick _M, Dolla-Badlii. nml —VJrglnin-A, Antm- DouvitHnR' TROOP 145 town U Houlb, nuu’e 1 YiMinnii Records, ort page 17, which aaid mortgage" pcUn-Bndia,' his1 wife, ,of tho Township of Detroit 26, Michigan Miclii)M)i, on the Itlth dny of Scntemhar., was.thereafter, on,_lo-wit_tho_flth-jlny of Attorney for-Assignee-of Mortgagee, Reids.let;.j3rLProbato.______' r'llBaiiih Lii^Wn^htrma:^iiLYjTi-nT'y7~MiT: 11 irn ru — Ypsitantir^ Wa»htennw^€onntyf=MichlgiR7 William J, Rndomuchor, Attornoy ---Twenty..B row nier of-T-roop| v\ fP. ■iir--r^hcr-<»^- nf •Jnmmry,* A.D. 1962, assigned to The FI rat Mortgagors, to Wnyno Federal Savings , Feii28-May23 accordinv to the |dnl thereof as leconlf’d founty Records, on tinge 669, which said National City Bank of Now York, a nations l.lo K. Middle St, went to A nn'A rbor Tuesday | in liber M of pinto, pm?f* 17, Washtenaw and Loan Association, a Federal Coriairn- .(.hulsoa, Michigan, mortgage was thereafter on, to-wit, the al banking association organized under the Uon of Wnyno, Wnyno County, Michigan, ORDER FOR PUBLICATION^ ~ Feb28-Mnr7*14 sSijtJpa^Tsai^.mantis agnlnsp **ia . and do- noon to visit, a .telephone.,.PJ County IU.’ronln, ■ . -2uth dny of September, A.D. 1969. nwdgnod laws"of the United States of America, hav­ ...... Final Account 1 Jilted: Pebnun-y liH, -I'.ir.li IP FEDERAL -NATIONAI, MORTGAGE Mortgagee, dated tjio lath day of Scntrm- ORDER FOR PUBLICATION fore saiT & ran d Hy-'n„d -HS ing Rn office at 890 Park Avomle, City. bor, A. D, 1957, and recorded in the office No. 47723 of said deceased "entituV .th0,i«gnl heirs The girls met at the Munfl I-'KDKUATj - NATIONAL MOimiAOB ASSOCIATION, a National Mortgago County and State of Now York, and re­ Final Account * Association, and recniih'd on ScpU'mlier of tho Rcglstec of Deeds, for,(ho oeuntyiiof Stato of Michigan. The Probata Court for parking lot to/, sta rt on the | ASsSOC!ATION, nss|)fnee of mnitwiHMe, corded on Jan u ary 22, 106*, in the office WasbtanaW and Stn(o of Michigan, on Dhe ’ Gn County of Washtenaw No, 46.424 2o, I960, In the office of Register of of Register of Deed* for said County of State of Michigan. The Probata Court for B arbara Ducvr, scril DANNKM1 U . m & SPKMilNCJ,...... Deeds - for snhi County of Wfishiennw' in 24th day of September, A, I). 1057.-I n In the MnHc* of the Estate of- EMMA AttorheyH for • iiHsi^noe of mort^a^oo • • W ashtenaw In Libor 677 o f . W ashtenaw Libor. 796. of .Wnshtenaw. County Records, JANE • MOURISlI, 'Deceased, ... ~lbe County . of. , Washtonay/ s ■ ; I.Uk'i'. 925 ’M'ylri- ftonil *.... / thereafter on, to-wlt, the 9th dny of May tho data of thlr notice, for prlnMpal and as provided by statuteR pf . i \mller °6th YphllaiiH, Mirbl^nn bor, A. D, 1957, ro-rccovdwl in the office Present, Hbnornhlo John W. Conlin, At a session of said" Court, .Held on A.D.,.Iffti, assigned to THE MICHIGAN Interest, the' sum of Fourteen Thousand belli uary i 5,-4963 ...... - - said Pcobalq Office aid t^*2l,f at .... Americans have been aske Tolcphcmc! JIU ntfir __ I,,cb2rt-May2fl BANK, MIchignn Bankltig CorporationV Fivtr -iVundred Twenty. ' Seven and 28/100 of Register of Deeds for said County of Judge of Probate, ■ ■ ■■'------thereof either bv ■ rhX i«,^iKorve h ee^y Washtenaw In Liber 893. of Wnshtcndw Notice is Hereby Givon, That the peti­ * Present, Ironfhtablo John W, Coniln, contribute 1,000,000 text booKl A'iSf^C! W in ll »ANK. NATIONAL ($14,527-23). D ollars. Jttilgo of Piobato/W—V or by -nclsona " 6 ^ M 1" CUD -77 A Nn Irtnnl nanklng. As- County Records, on page 848, on whibh’ tion Of Rosettn Spencer, the AdmlnUlra- s. Murphy, the fiduciary ,,c ’PP M*ry use in African schools 'vhere J MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE sucintio.n') and recorded on May 22,' 1061, And no suit or proceeding* at taw or In mortgage-there is claimed to bo due, at trlx of aald estate, praying that her final ,, Notice la Heroliy GlvcnVPbflt the peti­ whoso address ls 2S2l%i„ Ji Mll,11 «state .D efault-having been made in the term" In the office.nf. ReRlster of Deeds for equity having' been Instituted ta recover the data of this notice, for principal and account be allowed ,m«l the rcHldue of tion of Rodney E, Hutahirfson, the Ad­ efl .State Peaee Corps volunf nnd eundlllbits of it tertaln moilg.age con- "2 vnf Washtenaw In Lllior 940 the dobt soe.urwlW* said mortgage or any I ntcrcsL -tha_ sum of Ton Thousand Two said estate assigned ui tho persons entitled' ministrator of snid estate,, praying that 4 iinrt thereof, Now, therefore, by virtu ffl^ .:B ftft« lllh t..sni :81/(40 DoRata thereto, will^iw'liea'rd^"«l"the'ProbataCmirt his second “and final account be allowed are teaching. „ "tfliniMR t liei'ultl n-Ttmver nf - „Gf--mnd» hy ... v.6 pflWff of liftf r 'contained Hn- ... OI.a ST GILBERT arid MARGARET G iU oirwhieh mortgage them is clafmwv, -jmd: -t9i Premlses descrlbed 217*19 'Municipal (^utVBldg, tenaw County, Michigan, on which mort* west entrance of the Washtenaw County thena TOwntlbd 1*0709 up 38 percent of the 1^ : 7, .7 l w,<* wortgag#,. or so much thereof Apn Arbor, Michigan. f F«b21*28*Mnr7‘ than clasb .atiBflphTifAfijS^l sam ite Feb2l*28*Mart Vef; MARCH 7,1968 jKSnA] THE CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA. MICHIGAN PAGE ELEVEN Christmas Cl’B SCOUT Growers To Meet NEWS Tuesday Evening Designed for All persons who are noW grow­ CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH ' ST.- MARY’S , ST. BARNABAS PEN VI— bblos^ ing Christmas trees, or who are (United Church o t Christ)^- . CATHOLIC CHURCH EPISCOPAL CHURCH_____ »„ J’vrWebelos met Saturday contemplating . going into tho Sunday, (March 10— : The Rev. F r. Francis Maliszewski t 205Q0 Old US-12 for/' a 'regular meeting, , .^ansing — The existence' of 10:00 a.m.—Mowing service and Sunday, March 10--*------business, and—who—THve-^in-^the m ore-than~l,000 mileB of freeways Tne^Rev.' J. R. Smucker, Vicar jnlssed David- Conklin church-school. Speaker;- the,< Rev^ ^-MaBses-at 0:30 a.m., '8:00 a~,m„ Sunday, March 10— ". ^ir„'„drouJS-not«W nS; Wayne-Washtenaw-Monroecounty iir Michigan is bringing about-1 I iva: area are .invited to meet at' Am l Philip Rysten, . >'*' lOiQO ji.m., and 11:30 a.m, 8:00 . a.m.—Holy. Communion. Farley was in:chavge of ipme changes in the vocabularies Sermon topic::“ The Crisis of ' .Lenten Services each Wednesday A rbor, Tuohday evoning, March 12, -of; the state’s motorists. 0:00- a.m.—Church school. "‘ffflg ceremony; John A general discussion of the pro- .Temptation.” This is the first of at 8:00 p,m. and Stations of the 10:00 aim.—Morning-Prayer^and’ •'^Save'iho Cub Scout Prom . One Word coming into'everyday a series entitled, “ Great Crises in Cross ehch Friday at 8:00 p.m;. sermon. " ' —-:- gress: of the industry, the prob use which was unknown a _few f gfuce ^avit^-the^M ottoand j demB^fiivolved-and-futuro prasibtt£~ Christian Tradition.** years ago is interchange.” : An ■WedflesdtiyrMardrt^— L/h'ovess, Leo Dickelman, Ar- ties Will be presented* W ednesday, March 18— FIRST tyETHGPIST CHURCH ■ interchange is the- collection of 8:00 p.m, — Community Lenten and John Hepburn, the The tree,■ meeting will be held 1:30 p.mfc—Rachel Chapter meet­ The Rev. S, D. Kinde, Pastor service at St. Paul’s United Church ramps and bridges that connect d ing at the church. Thursday, March 7— ’ • ' ” of. Christ, of the Pack in Room 117A, County Building, in side road with the, freeway. their knot .The Rev. Philip Rusten will' com 7:15 p.m. — Youth choir re* downtown Ann. Arbor . beginning- Theit^purpose is to~makc it pos*- tinue. as supply-pastor-whenever- hearsal., ""ST. PAUL’S EVAN'GEUCAL T en d were told to -p rep are Plenty of nearby free sible fpr traffic to enter and^leave the required-knotsvin time parking. The event has been ar­ necessary. He may be reached at . :00 p.m. Senior choir" re- AND REFORMED CHURCH the freeway-without stopping or NO 2-1668. h e a rsa l.. ie March 21 Pack meeting. ranged by the Metropolitan Tree to get across the freeway without (United Church,of Christ) Until a new pastor is appointed Saturday, March 0— The Rev,. Paul M7 Sehnake, Pastor i« « also told th at a Growers Association with a lot of interfering -with - freeway traffic. assistance from Vic Horvath, atrita all church groups who wish to ; 0:30 a,m.—Confirmation-class, Sunday,'-March 10— r “ Morse Code” will be In gen e r a l,th e- more-/' traffic r a t have, announcements included in meeting, The forester from Ann .Arbor, ,atjd,Ed •10:30 a.m. —Junior choir re- 8:16 a.m. , Early orah ip A at the n?xt< the location, • the bigger and more this church column should call The hearsal, - , • service, be included in the ex- Kidd, Wayne county extension complex the interchange. Standard' office direct, GR 5-3581, Sunday, March 10— 0:30 a,m.—Church school. at the Puck., meeting. agent in agriculture, both of whom Nearly 300 interchanges have uu wolulo will be on tho program. Refresh- on or before the Saturday precede _ 10^00 aim.—iNursery, kindergar­ 10:45 a.m.—Second worship serv- Lito'more.-fetters were a’ddM built m Michigan jluring the- -ing-publication" date: ten, primary and junior- dephrt- ice, Sermon topic in Jteeping with m eats-will be- -served—after—th r last five years and motorists are .. . Saturday to tb'e list of Morse code meeting. the becoming-flS-familiai^wUh -them- — ZJON-fcUTHERAN - CHURCH1 igjjl’ the boys have learned” ^This same meeting WiIFHe~rc- 10:00 a.m.______Morning worship the Soldier^* JIS -in ters (Rogers Comers) rare “nv"m” ami “i’*. peated Thursday, March 14 a t Sections. serviee. Anthem by the junior Wednesday, March 13— 7:45 in Royal Chi _The Rev. C. J. Renner, Pastor -8d)0—p,m.^Comrm»nity- Lenten ^J&tcrehangea-^cmeH^mxiissort^ loirs— T hursday, MarcTTT— serarvice at Stl Paul’s cfiurch. Speak- 1A Michigan. State University oral Savings and Loan" Building, ment of sizes, and shapes -and the 11:00 a.m.—Fellowship c o f f o e 8:00 p.m.—Men’s Brotherhood. er: the Rev. John R. Smucker. introduced the sugar beet 3100 N orth Woodward • hear 13 Mile men who design them have given ho.ur.. - , ■ / Rd. Program: Sfides of LCA, merger Sermon topic: “Forgiveness.” Michigan. the various types a-‘colorful list meetings, ^huffleboard following. 11:10 a.m.—.Youth and adult Qf nicknames—clovorleaves, par­ Saturday, March 9— - ~ church“ school olasses. METHODIST" HOME" CHAPEL tial cloverloaves, diamonds and -...9-:30 a.m. — Junior catechism 7:00 p.m',—MYF. trumpets. • _ The Rev, E. J. Weias, Pastor class. Monday, March 11— ' The Rev. G. P. Stanford, Chaplain - - P.iiev_of: . the, peculiarities, ,-of^an. 4&:45-a7nw— Senior— cateohisnr- “SrOtT W. E. FARRELL intbTchahge. is~t HYPNOTIZED FOR OPERATION EDUCATION AID PROGRAM f r u la s s r •fng., 8:00 a.m.—Worship, service.' •motorist can only use:, a small Sunday, March 1.0—. Brunswick, Ga,_ —• Unable ' to, President Kennedy asked Con- part of it at one time/ This ae-' Wednesday, Jjlarch ^13- 8:55 a.m,—Sunday school, - - NORTH-LAKE-^ > take-anestheticsl Mrs. Bernice_JIara gress'/to- approve his-new federal counts for ihe-tfact that iriter- 9:00-10:80 a.m. -— WSCS study -risen—Krebsy—aO— was . hypnotized- aid toeducatjorTprogramr- 9:25_.aimT-Motion.picture*-‘!Your t METHODIST-CHUECH" SHEET M ETAL ehanges look’ complicated, "but Lutheran World Federation.” class in t h e . educational unTt. for a spinal .operation. The bill differed from his past >v”-Leac{er^-MrsT-ASilver*-nail, Pastor 7:00 p.m.—Yputb. Fellowship, LIMA TOWNSHIP ZONING BOARD Nob, Harbor Springs. ----- I The'Rev. William YaUch,- Pastor Sunday, March 10— Wednesday, "Ma'rcJT 13— ...... 10:00 a.m.—Sunday .school. 23-24—Winterskol (Toast to Win- Sunday, March 10— 8:00 p.m.—Lenterr service. ter), Pine Mountain, Iron Moun- J 10:30 a.m,—Worship service, 11:00 a.m.—Worship service. tain, —__—_ ------1—ll:30_a.mr=Churuch-8chooC - __ 7 :pn ti.iw.—Y outh Fellowshii -FIRS7YASSEM&LY-OF-G0D 23-24—Spring Frolic and Costume CHURCH Party, Mt. Mancelona, Mancel- 14900 Old US-12 I Notice is hereby given, to ol! persons liable'.to assessment ■ ona. . ■ , . ; The Rev. Harold S. Bilotta, Pastdt 'for taxes in the Township-of Dexter, Washtenaiv County, 30-31—Maiwn. 9:45 a.m'.—Sunday..school.. 7 -Ski Carnival, “Big M,” Man- as prepbred-by-tbe-Ainders'igned will be.rsubjectto- 11:00 a.m.—Worship service, liflspcftion at Dexter Town Hall, comer DexterTown Hall istee. ■ i i |flnd North Tenitoridl Roods, on . .. •■Tentative. 7:80 p.m.—Evening service. 4- Prayer meeting and Bible study BOARD OF REVIEW GOP DINNER each Tuesday at 7:80 p.m. MONDAY, MARCH 11,1963 ""Republicans, have decided to let BOARD OF their governors- - among- whom7 MT. HOPE METHODIST The Board of" Review of Sharon Township- will meet and on they might find a presidential The Board of Review of Lyndon Township will meet CHURCH > hominee-share the-spotlight at a! Gor. Seymour arid Mt. Hope Rds. on TUESDAY, MARCH 12,1963 dinner salute to- Senator1- Gold- The Rev. Karl H'. Keefer, Pastor water {R,“Ariz;). on Saturday, Mar,ch 9— hme. the Board of Review will- be in session Senator Morton (R., K.), chair- .9:30 a,m,—Children’s and junior wn9:00"am. to 3:00.p.m., at which time, upon request man of the-Republican- Senatorii ‘ .choir rehearsal. Campaign Committee, said former MARCH S, 1963 Sunday, March 10— of any person vyho is assessed on said tax rolf, or of his President Eisenhower will be in­ j/ TUESDAY, MAROT127196J .or her, ogent,1 and_upon' sufficient cause being shown, vited. The dinner may be resched- ~ and on -— 10:30 a.m.—Sunday school. Mrs. Board of "Review wi 11 "Correct-the^swMment-as-to^ uled- from ^ “February 28 date Ardell-Lantis, superintendentT .:™t Property in such manner as will in-their judgment to attract as many GOP State 11:15 a.m, —Worship service. at'.Sharon Township Had from 9:00 d.m. to 3:00 p.m. TOke the__yflluof;jor) thereof--.reldtive.ly just and equals— nxp.cutivft

GEORGE F. BAUER. Siroervitor r CHURCH-OF; GHHIST- Doted: February 26, 1963. » 13661 Old US-12, E ast Standard Ads Are a Good Shopping: Guide! Mlurray urray 8.S. Hudgins, Minister Sunday. March 10- 10:00 a.m.—Bible study. V 11 iOOa.m^Worship service. 6:00p.m.—Worship service.’ if Bible study each Thursday at Freedom Township •.re«c)!fQs^tenQw bounty Rood Commission "deems LIMA TOWNSHIP 7 p.m. of thitD .^° PreserVe tne roads under the jurisdiction Bible study Thursdays at 7:30 of-* ^-^^d-and-by u un« oy virtueviri .of the applicable .. sections _p.m,~— _ Acts i & Qn Vehicle Code “being Act 300, Pubffc- SALEM GROVE BOARD OF REVIEW lood rLi■ ■■■ as te n d e d , .we .impose springtime , axle fl963 es ricti?ns. effective 6 'a.m., Wednesday, March 6, BOARD OF REVIEW METHODIST CHURCH The Rev. John Jolley^ Pastor*' The Board of . Review-.of ^ Freedom Township will meet- Sunday, March 10— - allowable truck loadings are as follows:.. ^ Accurate The Boord.of Review of Lime Township wlli meet -10400-a,mv—Sunday-schodl on ^11:15 a.m.—Worship service. m a x im u m a l l o w a b l e g r o s s a x l e l o a d i n g s C o m p le te 7 oh 8:00 p.m.—Bible study class. Black-Top TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1963 OGrovel ^GREGORY; BAPTIST CHURCH , TUESDAY, MARCH 5,1963 The Rev. Robert Ramsyer, iPastor *r #v,r...... 13,500 pounds 11,700 pounds Sunday, March 10— / and on — 7 3'Vt feet, C o v e r a g e o n d o n — ■ 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school. “ •**,fhon 9 fod...... it 9,750 pounds 8,450 pounds 11:00 a.m.—Morning worship. TUESDAY, MARCH 12,1963 ARMED.FORCES INSPECTED ' w ! ! h?n. JVi fe0t com- Printed in TUESDAY, MARCH 12,1963 /... °.eht_*hoH not pieced :.19,500 p«wnds 11,700pound* President Kennedy, and the na­ at Freedom Township Hall, Pleasant Lake Road, comer •V ■ ,U|*' lotld r- * / tion’s military/ chiefs returned wheel shall Dot exuB[ect "to! inspect!on. Such Southeast facing Cuba. said township, will .Bp...: subject to inspection. Such -4'—— assessment tax roil as reviewed. ancL,approved- byjsaid. assessment fox rol 1 os reviewed and approved by .’said —It-wa»< the first time' since the “. w ^a °r or-tractor with trailer, nor ony combinotlon o f such v-...- f - 1 Yoot $22 < Months $1t Board of Review shall be thb assessment roll of Lima Cuban crisis developed five weeks Board of Review shall - be the assessment rol I of :y. :/ sKfllf0 flrosi"we,^ht loodsd o f unlooded In^xcflsJ of 5,000^, ago, reporter* had a chance to see IWyctd to 3rCyCeed °/spoed of 45 mltos per hour, which shell be/ - 3 Months $5,50 Township for the year 1963. / ^ / Freedom Township for the"Yea r 1963. , Clip this pdvirtlumsnt. end tha extent to which United States S bfi|no ,J^ nhil

P A G E TW Fn THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1963 THE CHELSEA STANbABP»! CHELSEA* MICHIGAN Cash,,. Chelsea' State B an k ,'Jan u ary . 1,'. 1062' ..,.,...... '... I . ' , 7'^ . Fire Truck Fund . . ____ ■■ ■ Sales tax ...... 88f150 26,667- .54,940 —?------VI t LAGEOF^HELSEA ------Municipal equity represented by catrtt 9 8,813} G Motor Vehicle Highway Fund Cash, Chelsea State Bank, December ^ , 19j}2 ...... --,3 8 0 Firi Building Fund > " ' ’L-ocaMioenaee and perm its ...... i...... ;------• 2,8^7 - ■ ' . Fire Buildtog lj'und i AUDIT REPORT Municipal equity represented by cash ...... $ 6,000 Law enforcement. traffic violations ...... - Sanitary landfill ...... :.....■.■...... 14,020 Receipts ... ?..■ *-■ 7 \ * - Transfer from Goneral-Fund ...... ■!',...... Public Works Equipment Fund Miscelianeous: —"■— -r- ~ December 31, -1962 ---- — Cash,. Chelsea State Bankjr^ftnuary 1, 1902 ...... : X • . ;; Municipal ef the .Village of Chplsea at December 3.1, 10(52 500 gallon Boston: tank • 544 Excess of receipts over disbursements 2,328 ■'^arising from cash' ■transactions nnd^thb rovemres collected and 'expenses KR.R Intprn’nfiomil trunk i 10,720 Cash, Chelsea State Bank, January I t Cash, Chelsea State Bank, December 81, 1962.. disbursed by it, in .conformity with generally accepted accounting GMC-truckt . 2,687 Capital Fund principles.applied on a basis consistent with that of the preceding yean G. I. tractor, with back- hoe Cash^ Chelsea State Bank, December 31, 1962 ...... $ 0 990 Receipts ______Vi: 3,981 j Iccrman, .Johnson & Hoffman - Hydi'Q-powcr. sweeper .;. 8,771 Transfer from General Fund ...... Hydr4iulic"seraper '7 " 1,841 ■ Interest• •• ...... 1201 . _ COMMENTS^ A Chevrolet pick-up truck , ...... 1,809 SCHEDULE B-l STATKMHNT-QF. FINANCIAL CONDITION. (Exhibit A) < Cement, mixer 300 VILLAGE OF CHELSEA TOTAL RECEIPTS ...*...... GENERAL FUND Unpaid, property taxes at’ December 31, 1002,''amounted'to $2,154, 1959 Chevrolet truck ...... k2,42'4 Cash, Chelsea Stfete Bank," January 1,1962 ...... -~v .representing $9Q3 due .for T902. and $1,251 due from prior years. • Dump unit for 1959 Chevrolet truck 1,3.03 DISBURSEMENTS. - YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,1962 •••; ,The. amount of the. 1962 tax' -levy for the Chelsea Public-'Library, Snowplow _ __ _1,0L7 Cash,- Chelsea-State Bank, December Bk-1.96.2_ .... MM : was"$4Tf»00. This ntnount was paid from the General Fund fromdfiitial” Police radios. 804 ~7". Salaries Materials “ ' 1 tax collections. . ■ . / Radar timer for police car ...... 1,162 and and - ■ .The-iiici'ease in the Capital Fund consisteil^^df)63^Pord"truck Hovrgh-Tirodel7H^0;,iraetor'^..:i.:^ 11,7:76 Wages Supplies Other Total ~ -purchased for -.the Public Works Department and^r traffsi^r of $2,00Q 1933 Ford truck ...... 2,934 Administration: ...... 7 •7.- .. v $ 9,975 E X IIIB lt F from the General -Fund. OO-General 5,720 $ _435 $1,150 VILLAGE^OF. CHELSEA ..Parking .Meter bonds in .-the.,amount ,oL-$3;Q00 were retired ..during. . -.— T-O-TAL-CExhibit' ■ '.\ >, ....*.,.r.....„-$62,846 , Legal, and. auditing ...... 1,885. GENERAL FUND ,„..H^h«f*yiemvm ill -On /*% II - December fl/l/lil m l\/lll -31—1-9(52; 01 1 fWll)' ill*lklsvthere -w MIMOn ere-$31,000 Ol ./l/lrt of-these—bonds-.. / iL L - .k .1 ^ A ■ ’ Servicee.of Chelsea Standard 735 ou'tsta.ddifig, A bond and’, interest reserve must, be established. Protection: .... 43,356 BUDGET COMBATED WITH ACTUAL RECEIPTS ..Sewage Disposal-System-general'.obligation bonds.in the amount _Pqlj.ce ' ...... ■■...... s...... 24>444 - 254 1,206 ' f AND DISBURSEMENTS •of--$5i00u-\vere^,etircdduring -the-year.- —7 -- . -: —■■ : ■■ ____ SCHEDULE A-J._ . VILLAGE OF CHELSEA Auto-operation .. it.,.-..,...... _ . .3,197 — YEAU ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1962 To; repay- this bond ; issue,'the Village of "Chelsea has" levied a STATEMENT FOR RETIREMENT OF PARKING SYSTEM 'F ire ...... 6,052 1,478 ' 397 ' ■ , " : " 1 . ■ ■ ■■ ■■■ -Over ■ ■:tax of 4.mills. Taxes unpaid a t December 31, 1902, amounted to $407. REVENUE. BONDS Vehicle operation ...... •” ■ ^28.^ ' '( Under)! —7^-Of. thi*-anwunt.=$&78->!ew‘esents--un]>aid--l902- taxes an(i-$l 80. raprosonts- fl-nafei;. t.o.Fir<>cTruck Fund ' . ■ - ______— „-l,'Q0f -Budgets-AotuaL-^7iidgC|j prierTyears. - - * ■ , ' -Transfer to Fire Building Fund .;..... Bonds Nos, Principal Interest Total' Receipts : ‘ The Fire Truck. Fund-received $1,000 frem the General Fund and - 6-1-63 Public works: ...... :...... 66,908 $255. as interest froin Uie Chelsea State Bank. ‘ - --$- 697,50. " ‘Cash in bftnku Januavy 1, 1962 ...... •: 1...!.$ 2;3"42 $ 2j32S $-J14)| lO^-tHru-12—$-^,600:00---. m7,50- .. Streets and curbs:. . ' Tfro~Fire'Dui 1(11ntr Fund whs ost.nt>)islTP7nn n $S ^-1~-G4 ' KlumpPr-Rrothers -r.—...... Taxes: . ' ... ------~T------— ------63070tT------456 ------. ■...... 58,ooo 57,521 (479H fer from the 'Geneid .Fund. _Fjynn contract ..5 3 9 . Current .... lg.1-64- -13-thru "15-----3^90:00— 630,00-- “4260.00 /-Delin>•' Miscellaneous (Note A) ■...... 2,000 ’• 3,610 boiq .12-1-09 .28 thru 30-. 3,000,04 - 292,50__ ^3,585.00 ”428 45 2 Tlther , Z " . ______220__ _ .7 - _ 5Refuse r assessment .77,:...... ■ —14,000—=-I -OG-—“2d 6-1-70’ — -£25t64 ~= — EXHIBIT A Sewers: ... ;...... / 5,282 VILLAGE OF CHELSEA 12-1-70 ...... 31 thru 33 . 3;000.00 " '225.00 3,450.00 TOTALS , ...... -...$179,042 $180,410- $-1,36$ 0-1-71 157.$0 Selders Construction Go...... 1,894 STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION Disbtirsepients 12-1-71 ... ,__34 thru 30_ 3,000.00 157^0 1. 3,31_5..00 ' Kinkbeiner, Pettis and Strout... 1,272 ______DECEMBER-31, 1962 Spppl.tes ;.7:7...;...... 7 ...... 1,357 Administration ...... ■$ 10,000 .$ 9,975 ■ $ (25)1 _ _ .. ASSETS " “ ” “■ 0-1-72 - ' 90.00 Other ..i...... 759 P o lic e '...... ' ...... 27,090 29,101 ' 2.10U CeneraLFund----- ——; 1------■—_ [12-U 27 ;______...... _aUhni_jLG____4,000,40. .90,00. _4,180.QQ. Sanitary landfill!" ...... ; 7 "575ir ■ Fire . v ...... 1 ^ 0 0 ....- ^ 2 5 5 - — ....H Cash, in Chelsea State Bank $: . 990 Transfer to GhelseS Electric, and Water Public, w o rk s - Taxes receivable: ___ .TOTAL ..., ...... $31,000.00 $7,875.00 $38,875.00 — -7-for^repayment Qr|T 2rjJ0M 5YL7 z r r 6,000— Streets .and. curbs ■- „.....I .. 73,900------7^593-- -lpld ___Property'______taxes 19(i2 903 ...... 3,500 -2,885 (1.115H Intevest 4 '/■ payable semi-annually June 1, and7 December 1. Bonds Accounts . payable ...... (6,000) Sidewalks ...... Property Ljxes ..—=.-11)61 . “ 484 other...... r . . 1 2,705 Sewers ...... ' ...... - 4,150~ ". '5;282 i;t3J .Property t^xes '— I960 : 337 have redemption option by drawing lots and then paying the principal, 8.-500 8.496 ' (4l ageriK'd interest, a ntH-ftTpremium-of^S^r-.-’ Xnsurance- — A.809- -4,809- Garbage ...... • ...... Pi’operty taxes — 1959 1 ~ m r 800 " - 703 ■ (97 Bonds payahle..:$3,O00'.00....each_DQ.cemb.er_l,_starting:_Dccember 1, I960- Health: ? /P a rk s ...... ,__...... ■ ■"Property taxes — 1958 106 ... , ' 2,000 with $4,000.00 payable! DecemberdT-1972. —1—-- . - , . -----«-• Garbage and rubbish removal ...... $ 8,496 $• 8,496 >Equipment fund-...... ;...:...... *..« 2 000 . Property taxes -^- 1957"- “ 132" 2,164- Municipal building operation 1,844 i;g?T Sanitary landfill ...... T...... 10,3/fc> v475TT" (6,804 3,500 4,809 1,30! SCHEDULE A-3 . • . O ther:...... "...... _ 13,099 Insurance ...... V-. ... , ...... 1— Aceo-Unta receivahle, fire service Sylvan Township _2,5M - r - — 7—--4,884----- (-140 VILLAGE OF CHELSEA " ~ — 7 Building-inspector 'fe e s ...... -$ -600 ' Library— - ...... •...... ::...... 5,000 i... Transfer to capital fund ... _ - 2,000 Fringe benefits ...... ,...... v 8,000 - .3,514 14,4861 ’■ TOTAL GENERA], FUND $ 5,644' -SXAXEMENr FOR RETIREMENT-OE- SEWAGE DISPOSAL.SYSTEM GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS Miscellaneous 1,874 Building fund ...7...... 12,000 2,000 _ 0 - Capital Fund' >1,844 cm i YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31,,1902 ------. Social Security ...... "485 Municipal building operation ... -2/200 Cash in Chelsea State Bank , - ~ . - A $ 6.120 State, of Michigan E mployee-'.:.-_ _0 ±hai'-...... -...1...... 7 ■ ,_ -3 /)0 0 - J # 7 4 _ (.1,1251 '-Land- ...... ‘ ...... -— Bond'No*-----Pnneipaj ~ ^Interest-.-— T-otah L534 -Pension P lan ...... "CtvtrTJefen se 7' .7...'. ,77.77.7...... 777! "300“ -"124 ^TTTilj Fire fighting equipment / 4-1-63 ■ $ 5,434.38 • . fct..Or*.r.ur.L».W ' 3,797 Parks ...... 703 'Building inspector '.. ..-...... 600 (2001 Aiitomolive, equipment (Schedule A-l) . 10-1-63 6. thru 10 $ 5,000,00 5,434.38 $ 15,868.7G 62,8.4G Libf&ry ..... 4,884 Decrease in payables ...... 7...... 8,470 ; 8,4Td Municipal building, original cost and improvements 1 ■4-1-64 ■ '5,316.63 . 58,230 Civil Defense ______124 Gash on hand, December 31,. 1962 ...... :...... 990 7) ■Mtiniei|>»I buiIding,- f-urniture-and equipment — -----47748- -19-1-64- 1-1—thru—15------5,000.00.— ■ 5,316.63----- 15,631.26 'Office equipment ...... ! . . . 4-1-65 5.196.88 ...... -202- TOTALS .:...... ,;...„:...... ::$75'3S5 $7,659 ‘$87,436 $170,950 ...... TOTALS...... $170,042 $180,410 $ 1,'3& TOTAL CAPITAL FUND (Note B) $137,378: 10-1-65...... 16 thru 2 0 5,000.00' 5,196.88.'15,393.76 4-1-66 ,- i ... 5,078.13 Note A—For details of the amount $3,610, see Exhibit B-. 10-1-66 ..... 21 thru -25 G.OOd.^ir^— 57078.13 15,156.26 Decrease in accounts payable: Accounts payable', January 1, 1962 ...... $11,732 Parking ..Meter Fund 4-1-67' " / .... : - ' 4,959.38 . SCHEDULE A-) Cash in Chelsea Statt/vBa'tricr '“ -10-1-67 ’ 26 thru 30 ' 5,000.00 • 4,959.38 14,918.76 — ^Accounts- payable,—Deceihber -31> 1962 .'...... t 3,262 - 8)470 ■ Operation and maintenance $ . 2,126 4-1-68 ■ 4,840.63 . i ^ VILLAGE OF CHELSEA. Bond aiuFinterest ...... J. 10-1-68 ...... 1 31 thru '35 : 5;OOO.GO. 4,840.63 14,681.26 ■ T O T A L ...... ;...... ;...... :...... $179,420" ■ ELECTRIC AND WATER DEPARTMENT .. / 1,783 ...<. . i'. : . ' ' . ■■■! Replacement account / 200- $ .4,144 4-1-69 ' 4.721.88 -1 10^1-09 ...... 36 thru 40 5,000.00. 4,721.88 14)443.76. rlhrrlcing Int^ ------■:—i—r: .... ' 55,923 .4.-1---70- 4i603;13 . EXHIBIT-e- -DEC EM BEU-3 h-1962- ■; Parking mijtei's...... 8,142 10-1-70 ..... : . 41 thru 45 ” 5,000.00 4,603.13 "14,206.26 VILLAGE OF CHELSEA ' Allowance-—,-Net j r t ; 4-1-71 ' 4.484.38 PARKING METTER FUND for Mookj TOTAL PARKING METER ;FUND...... $ 68,174 10-1-71 ...... 4G:tfu'u~ 50 5,000.00 4.484.38 13,968.76 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS ■ CostDepreciation- -Valuej 4-1-72-- 4.365.63 7 s . YEAR. ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1962 Water: ,,_____ BJLlhru. 55 _ 5,000.00. 3.365.63 13,731.26 ■ ■ " ■ ' ■ . OrciHilon ^^LIA BILITIES AND MUNICIPAL EQUITY—^-, - - ...... nnii. Dumlx X and—sito fot'- \vat&ii—trmk ■ 7T77T:$--1,3 DO -$-k3M General .(• mid' • ■ " 4-1--73 4.246.88 ReiOnce- Coni Mnlnten- nml. , Land—source of, wuter supply ...... 12,969 ■ ■ ‘ 12,96$ Liabilities:. ’ ■ ’ 10-k73 ...... 56 thru... 60 5,000.00 4.246.88 13.493.76 Total’ ment stiuctlon ante Interest T."V ■ ■ f . .•Filtration- plant ...... 16,213 . $ 16,213 ' -0 /• • . 'Accnuits. payable ...... $ 3,223 ‘4-1-74: I ' -' : 1 ■ 4.128.13 Receipts . , Parking meter receipts ...... $6,565 $6,565 Water mains and equipment ..... 220,583 84,778 : 135,8 Due. to- Chelsea^Electric and Water Department •. 3 9 ’ $- 3,262 10-1-74 "61 thru 65 _ __5,pp||.00 • 4.128.13 13,256.26 Water plant ...... : ...... 176,053 4,996 171,051 4-1-75 4,009.38 Received from Chelsea "" ---- :----- .Electric and W ater ...... 2,050 2,050 . Municipal equity: 10-1-75 .....■...' 66 thru 75' ' 10,000.00 4(009.38 18.018.76 Contributions by merchants 85 85 r- TOTALS. ,...... ,-$427,168 $105,987- $321, Kcftresenfre.d . i)y ■■c.a.sli ( N',iUl_A.)._._^.- -$-(2-,-2W- -.4JJU- 3.77T.88 —.— ------;------' ■ "*** ■ '—»------1------)------— R(‘[)j'(!sente(i by taxi's 2,154 10-1-76. ,76 thru- 85 10,000.00 3,771.88 17.543.76 Electric: , v' • , •ReprcMcriteil. by fire service receivable 4-1-77' 3,534,38. TOTAL RECEIPTS ...... $8,700 $—0— $ 85 $8,615 $—0— 2,500 2,382 'L und, :...... v...... ;...... 1 ,5 7 4 •$■ .l,oT| 10-1-77, 8 6 thru 95 10,000.00 3.534.38 17.068.76 Cash in bank, January 1, 1962 5,263 200^ —0— 3,233 / 1,830 Transfers between accounts^xn:—6--——0— — - (85)- (4,623) 4,708 .. Building ...... ,, ...... -18f301— $ -8-,-295-----ll>,0‘ TOTAL GENERAL FUND . ' . 5,644 4-1-78 "3,296.88 Capital Fund , ■" ' •—' 10-D78 96 thru-105— “lO'.OpO.OO" -3^96.88— -16;593.76 - Equipment-^:...... S::..v.~—1-:..-.;^-103,248! 58,292' ' 44^)5^ .Municipal equity ■ represented by i',uti 3.059.38 .TOTALS ....I.-...,,...... $13,063 $200; $—0— . $7,225 $6,538 $ 6,120- .4x1- iin - " TOTALS Municipal equity .represented by land,... 'J 0-1-.79 ■A l.QG-thtu 115 10,000.00 3,059.38 ..16,118.76 ..$123,123 '$' 66,587 "$ o'tr.o'Jfl ■ ------Disbursements rbiri' " 131,258 4-1-80 r :.... •' 104-80 ...... 116 thru 125 10,000.00 2,821.86— - 15,643.76 Jiuron Painting-reimbursed: . Sewage disposal; . . by Chelsea Electric & W ater...$2,050 ‘ • t o t a l c a p i t a l f u n d . . .■ $137,378 4-1-81 . 2,584.38 $2,050 ,£!Bn5 ,■■ 1 ■ v ...... ' ...... $ 58,102 $ 44,U>9. j 10-1-81" . ... . 126 thru 135'- 10,000.00 " 2,584:38 Washtenaw'-Asphalt ...... : .... . 1,863 - 1,863...... ljant additions and equipment...... 5,062 ' 6,062 Parking Meter-Fund 4-1-82 , , 2,346.88 Klumpp Brothers ...... 362 362 Sewage treatment plant ...... 228,360 4,5(57 223,791 Liabilities: " ■ 1 0 -1 -8 2 ...... : 136 thru, 145 1 0 ,0 0 0 .0 0 ... 2,346.88 • 14.693.76 •ParkrO-Meter Service ...... ' 532 532 * ' 1 * '.-Interest on bonds ...... 1,755 Accmints: I'jayable . 30 4-1-83 . • V ■ . ; : 2,100.38' $1,755 '" TOTALS'...... $2!)1,524 $ 63,788 $237,734 Redemption of bonds...... 3,000 ____ Inti'rest payable ■ 1 .______...1 1 6 ’ ___ 10-1-8.T' 146 thru .160 15,000.00 2,109.38 10,218.70. _ _ _.__3_,000 V753.13 ’ ■ Other-ccrsts",:.:.::::::':.:'."::: 2 9 2 " 292 ’ Other: . i Bonds • payable 31.000 $ 31,146 4-1-84 10-1-84 ’ 161 Thru f75 15,000.00 1,753.13 18.506.26 ^ Office furniture and fixtures...... $ 3,991 $ 3,777 i $• J ]4 Municipal equity:...... 1,396.88- . Total disbursements ...... $9,854 . $—0— $—0— $5,090 $4,755 4-1-86 • _Trucks ...... " ■ 11^,662 cno • ‘ 499 — Reprcsented-by cash—r------: $ '3,963 10-1-85- 176 th ru -190 • 15,000.00 1,396.88- 17.793.76 .Cash in bank,-DecembcrfSl^l^-^.lOO $200/ —$—0— $2,126—$1,783 / Ke]>resented by■ property, a'hd equipment 4-1-80’ - 1,040.63 t o t a l s ...... : .33,065 37,028 ---- i e Ann nn-— ...... ^ .$ 6,653—$-472-76--$- 4S i\ 4.U»4i»ftu—t-— . , r. —1-ii 1 -"I ril U —<&UG“ ——44) jvvJJfvU—— ..26: i r E X H I B m r (1.1.87 JGB4.38- . TOTAL .PARKJ.NG_AlE.TlvR_l'' 1JN-D— $ 68,174- -VILLAGE OF CHELSEA- -GRAND TOTAL (Exhibit A) . 4(38. $230^G38 ..... ASSETS 10-1-87 ...... 2QG thru 220 15,000.00 684.38 16.368.76 SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND Sewage Disposal, Fund ■4-1-88 328.13 STATEMENT------OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS ( ha" m ( lielscii.-State Hank : ’ 10 -1 -ss ...... 221 thru 235 i-5,000.qo 15.656.26 ----- — :(-nn-stiiuVtion $ 500- ' . Con- Bond and SCHEDULE A-2 > Bond pall intere..st 10,306 $ 10,806 f TOTALS $230,000.00 $180,225.26 Receipts .. • Total struction Interest CHELSEA Tax receipts ...... j,...... $17,943 $17,943 ELECTRIC AND WATER DEPARTMENT • TaAi.'fi rei'eivnbb>: — Interent payable-5^ - per annum payable semi-annually on the first day CoAtributiomfrom'benefited property-owner*-20f777'-*$20,777-- BON D^PRI NCI PAL; AND 1 NTERESTrREQtT IKEMENTS “ of April and October of each year.—------Real property r~ 1962 DECEMBER 31, 1962 ^______Real |)]:opi'i'ty 1 tutt -Bonds .num bem l_l,85_m atudng 1002;197i5_ ^hfilUhOt bc_, subject to je - . _.__T.OTAL RECEIP-TS ...... $38,720 $20,777 $17,043 Real property ~~ 19(10 . "' 467 demption prior to maturity. Cash on hand, January 1, 1062 ...... 10,713 Dute of Issue: 10.-1*55) 8,072 8,041 Principal .In.terQ^t^uo . T'otiu Bonds numbered-8C-235-maturingdn_the-years 1977-1988 shall be sub­ ...... — ...... -- Year ject to redemption prior to maturity at the option of the Village, in TOTALS Duo Oct 1 Apri1 iTld Oct. l Rcqii‘iro:Bbn .. Amount to be. levied for liond letirem ent „ 223,360 . $65,433 $28,849 $26,684 1963 ______• / ,. . . reverse numerical order, S' any interest payment date on qr after $ 12,4.81 1964- ,.$_5,ooo:. -$-^7t488-- $234 633 10-1-76 a t par and accrued Interest plus a premium as follows: Disbursements ... 5,000 12,23] TOTAL SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND .. / 1965 7.237 - .....$30.00 on >cneh bond called prior to 10-1-80 Construction costs: 5,000 6.988 11,9«| $25.00 on 'eTcTrbbmr cinrchraftej^hn^Sfr but prior to JO-T-83' - 1966 1 11,73 Fire Truck Fiind" Finkbelner, Pettis’^nd Strout $ 27051 $ 2,951 1967 ... 5,000 6.737 $ 8 813 $20.00’ on each bond qallod after 10-1-83 but prior to/10-l*86 Selders Construction Co...... 11,43] '•Ca'Sh-in t ’liuIs.oa State Bank '...... ■...... 18,0^6 18,076 1968 ... *.5,000 6,488 ' 1 “ "$10.00' on each bond called on or after 10-1-85 but prior to m aturity. ... 5,000 6/237 . 11,23] ... 393 303 1960 10,93] Fire Building .Fund 5,609 1970 — 5,000 5.988 Cash' in Chelsea ■ State '' Bank/':: $..5,000 •• ...... EXHIBIT H - -...... W. A>.DaLeo, Inc..... , A ,167 1,157 .. . 6,000. 5.737 - . 10(73] , ■ * VILLAGE OF CHELSEA ’Other ...... 1971 , 103 103 - ► ... 10,00 0 5,513 ""M GENERAL FUND Interest on bonds ...... ,7... 1972 15,00] Public Works Equipment Fund ... 11,278 $11,278 1973 ... 10,000 5,062 Cash in Chelsea State Bank $ 2,835 STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS AND DISBURSEMENTS Redemption of bonds ...... 6,000 5,000 ... 10,QP0 4,613 : I4,6ij YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1962 1974 14,13] 1976 .. ... 10,000 ‘ 4,162 _ Note A—The General Fund cnsh .deGcit amount to $2,272, the.excess of Receipts^ TOTALiu rA L , DlSBURSEMFiNTSu Io p UKoEMENTS ...... $44.627 $28,349 >$16,278 10no. " " JMQO. _ _3,700__ • 13,70 ’ ~ eurrent liabilities over'cash.' >. ", Taxes t3s8frjOwrtir^«mhw"-airi9'6V;^^-^ — 10,000 3.238 . — Property/ curront year including penalties, Note H—As sets of Jho Chelsea’ Electric and Water Department are notl 10 .0 0 0 2,775 ■ 12/771 fees, and excess' of ro ll ...... $57,52^ . in /tho Capital Fund. They are included in a separate audit EXHIBIT E J ...... 1979 , ' ..... 10.000 2,3l2 12,31} / . reiiort for that department. Property delinquent ...... “391----- U.85] ' VILLAGE OF CHELSEA 1080 .‘.I 10,000 1,850 / LIABILITIES AND MUNICIPAL EQUITY Special assessments, delinquent ...... 1,077 SPECIAL FUNDS _ _ _ 10,000. 11,38] Interest"' .•-.r::™:.""— r.-: -rrr-.-rr.’ -34—$ 59,023 -1981 ■»«»», ___ 1.388' . 10,921" Ee\vage ,'D]sp'6s'a1'T'ifh"(I ' STATEM^T OTnRECED‘TS AND DISBURSEMENTS jo ,o o r 925/' 1982 ...... 40,48] —-“Lfnbriities: * 10 ,0 0 0 -402-r- ,------Bonds payable : ...... -...... -...... / x...... — Transfer'$xonv/Chel8Ca Electric, and Wator l)ept. 7 _.35,000j n— / ------""—Fire Truck-Fund---- • ^ _i—:_. - MmVicipal. equity: ' - ...... ■ ...... Rural f Iff'’service...... '...... 7 5,710 Receipts / x TOTALS , $248,90 Maintenance. State highways ...... L., \ 8,036 ...‘....$160,000 $88,900 Represented by cash ,, ...... $ ] 4,166 Transfer from General Fund ...... $1,000 Note— / "' Represented by taxes-jreccivubni; ...... / . ’ 467_. Village -share of State licenses and fees Interest ...... >■ 'Tnfangihies tax' .:.:-...... $'4,060 ...I..'...;,...;...-...... 255' . TOTAL ’SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND ...... $234,033 L icen ses'...... 1,073 ( TOTAL RECEIPT^ ... matuHnTi9 7 0 19(50 b6ai^ a ^ ' intd^fratt;, ...... /vaH; ...... $1/265 m a E S K ? iA terest ra te ; And bond . • ^wough-1982 boar a 4W%. Interest rate. 1 ■ \

W ttRPAftY 88, 1968 IT M i c h i g a n ■ i PACE THIRTEEN Inventory,. D^e V I L L A G r CHELSEA 1962 •;ii) ^ i :TT1 U R IC a n d W A T EERWEPAl 0HELSEA VILLAGE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS r t m e n t . ^ : .^ ^ ^ i ® 5ancs and.general.(Schedule B-l) j:.’i-:nrv Sr— ' - * February 19, 1963 V-Z': CULTURE ' ■:1 : .'2_.:2. I Council Room years c r '’TP(TA^ e x p e n s e s - ...... i i ' i - ... sirs.^oll. call; jYeaa^all. Motion n AUDIT REPORT 'Regular Session \ car,’riea. - " ‘ * “ - — n e t - o p e r a t i n g . in c o > i e T ~ ... 1...... ;... t"^Tbis .meeting was called to oijder A discpssiqn was held with . Mr. ON December; 31, 1962 Other Expenses v .n-,r-■ r by Brea. Daniels at 8:00 p.m. Ted Balmeiy regarding' his Tetter ****** Interest charges!bn water bond ' .Trustees....present: Barr, Burg, of; resignation as fire chief to be by M.LWeeO . 1 March 1, 1963 obligations ..., ...... ; , 1 Chandler, Clark, Haselschwardt, effective Marcfi 19, 1063. Mr, Bal- » 7Aiu anRAf - ,-B lh ' the.VJllo»e,QW?lL —Leas; interest earned-on-investriieh'tg' 1 ' JMld_Paul. The minutes of.the Reg- men ha s, been the Ike-chief: of the of Chelsea . refunds and.discounts ...... Z ..... ■T,-l!& 51 ' ' 2,28^ ' 5,496' .W*-r- Session of. February fi,’ 1963 Chelgea Fire-Department for eleven ★ Self Destruction -<• v ...... 9'.T.Ti; ■ r:»r . .^re.reid.ahd ap^ov«d1"-..'1..:u'-. years. The. Council^wish to thank ^ F a u n o L a , .busily.- straggling, -over- , v . i ; NET-INCOME...... i...... !...... W i t f t P ^.'A 'discussion wias-held ^wlth-Mi*.' Mr. Balmer for the; years-he-has income tax statements, have been ‘ , Wafer y* y i vucjsuu ,a» Net Inceme, March 1,1923. to December 31,1961 . . / ■ ■ $02,lflr F. R, Adams of Copsdmers Power served this community as Fire ^ L ifl62,_aad the statem ent of income and retained earn*, Company, \ Jackson. Mich., regard- Chief, and to express: the appre­ shaken to learn that part of what — 't <■ laftv then ended.' Our examination was maslaJa accordan ^incom e, March"!, 1923 to D.acemb^,81, 1962“.,., S,|rhgTthe .possible' purchase” mTd ciation of the Community as a they pay in to the United States . whole for all the time and effort he pwliiv accepted auditing standards and accordingly , include, transfer of, the, Consumers Power Treasw;y will in tu rn be. paid out - the accounting records and such o % r auditing procedure^ Contributions, to General Fund prior 1962 . $636,268 has put into, his position, His res­ Qo. facilities in the new jy .annex to build up' tho j collective farm ' Midwed necessary in the circumstances. Contributions to Village Funds lf$2' 8§,0(M)’ , ' ' awp to the south. Mr. Adams in­ ignation was reluctantly accepted. Anyone can see the top: hat It The Fire Department is expected higher than the width of v system of Communist1 Cuba, w .o ‘ t confirm.the accounts-teceivafeJc by corresponden'eo Less: repayments of sanitation loan 6,600 ' 2^,000 .665,208 tends to proceed with plans for ,to elect anew fire chief on Tues­ the brim. But is it? Go_t:a__ but satisfied ourselves by other means th a t the accounts I "'k -ji.tWs transfer,., and -will submit Paul Hoffman, president of i the ! '<1 tors Retained earnings, December 31, l062 ....■,...$248,780 'tentative-costs to the-Village-in day, March 12, 1963, and will seek ruli|r? * Anyone can see you're United - Nations “Special Fund," 1 the veVy near future. council approval of this election healthy. . . if you hSd . has confirmed th n tT$ t15OO,Q0O - has— ’ oninion, the accompanying statements of-financial con- at' the regular session of March TB you'd know it. Butrarecyou been tapped to rebuild th.e Cuban jo ia related statement of income and retained earnings pre------T*T1’.! 4*.i■ 1'iii -i - : ' Mot^ii by . Clark, supported by 19, 1963. '' . •i; „ , Chandler,., tp -authorize payment positive? TB symptoms agriculture -that ; Fidel Castro ilfhe financial position of the Electric and W ater pepartment SCHEDULE B-i i ’ f . A report was given by Trustee' seized and destroyed.. Americans from the Chelsea Electric, and seldomVshow up; until the disease vLce of Chelsea at December. 81, 19.62, and the results of/ VILLAGE' OF; CHELSEA'l • > Burg, regarding the meeting held must .^not forget that confiscateil ; Water Department, ..the Invoice is dangerously advanced. - i for the. year then ended, in conformity with generally ELECTRIC AND WATER. DEPARTMENT with the Civil Defense Committee,' submitted by Ayers, Lewis Norris _' *;■.*- * along .with the land was a billin' ^minting principles applied on a basis consistent with ■MAINTENANCE AND G-ENERAli,-EXPENSE Col. .Miller^and a-region 4< repnr-~ (lolim's worth o f American prop- and May for engineering services YEAR EN DEC DECEMBER 31, 1962 tentative,: regarding the .possible erty taken without repayment of the preceding yea.' leer man, Johnson & Hoffman H- to the Village fi\.m May 1,. 1962 construction of a pivil defense con­ any kind. Autoihobile and track expenee ., ^ ...... ;... $ 4,248 th ru Dec. 31, 1962. Total amount Tuberculin Depreciation ...... *...... trol center in conjunction with the In spite : of a generally weak- COMMENTS - 22,280 of rlpyoice" $722.35. Roll call: Yeas proposed fire station. . ' _ Euel ' alh Motion enrHed : - 'kneed-Titttfuderx)ur’^tate=Tpeparts". .. . ------— * - - - • - t t ' - ^ eome_realiz£iiJftr thfl^yeft^e^ed-Decflmber^lTi4QS2r "The. Government will upply ^ nni /I'vliiKIf. P \. TP Vi A IftfiSilKiftmo fnAvfSctcn#] fliA Wwi Hospitalization insurance ...... Z:.Z!!Z.r ’IS I ’Z ....^ ment has lodged-a-protest against Ltj »k *51,821 (Exhibit B). The 1962 income increased the net ■99.5 .A discussion'was held regarding matching, funds for a control cen­ L iccumalflted^since—Mareh-1^4923^ to $913,988;—During - this Insurance Ihe use of; American money" jin ^ General :...... 3J)22 -theT}ProP6»?d sidewalk and curb' ter and equipment necessary for Cuba, pointing :out that it doesn’t * IM7208 has been contributed to the General and Parking'Meter $!l95 ®0.hBii'ueti°n in the Chelsea Rost an approved center for the Chel­ For March 20 make much sense to bring “ec­ isftheVillage of Chelsea,.of which $10,000 has been repaid by M ainlfenance'.- ..-..li...... sea area.--This cost would be ap- onomic sanctions", against Castro (inf-Meter Fund and, $12,000. has. been repaid, by'the- Genera! Office ...... 816 Office area. Bids for this construe-' Th®. Tuberculin testing program Pension ...... tion were taken Sept. 24,1962 with proxim ately $53,000.00 with the oh one hand while baiting him out {he contributions ,’of the current year, 1962, amounted to ^27046 government and the village split- conducted by'the Washtenaw.Coun- Salaries,-overtime, and labw -29,591 the _ low 'bid in the amount o f j y __Health Departm ent., of his ti'ouble8JQ|L:the_-Other.-Thts JSales^tax- $1,959796 being ’.submitted by Earl however, is , the same State De­ ^ ^ ]R(jn7tf- opor‘«bl0ris-for-"the-y eai’s--ende"d~I)eceT}Tb'eiT~gT7 The plan^as suggested are prohib- county schools will-*begin on March Social setuvity...... L...... Sohu|tz. No bids were accepted 11- and continue for three weeks partment that on occasion feels 1961 follows; ■ . ----- 685 itive for Chelsea, and cannot .be. Telephone ...... ,at that Jume ^because of lack of co­ during the 'remainder of March. Tree, to support “agrarian land re­ 11962 - . 1961 503 consjdei-ed. An-alternate plan will Sewage disposal: - ordination between the Village and forms’’ in other- Latin 'American be pursued. . .,r This yearTm'nth.:' grade students ■ Coal ...... '-4 5 2 the.Regional Offjce of thoPost.Of- will be offered two skin tests. The countires. • ...... '■...... :...... r....$ 88,904 $ 36,721 Motion hy’ Burg^-supportedl-by Depreciation^ 1:801= fi.ee pe]5artment...... - test pn' the' left arm will be the Farmel’s " know” . (,iand reform” ...... ; 1 877638^ 176,669 Clark, to approve the membet'ship1 Genera! expense 1,812 . A letter has been received from regular test for tuberculosis. The movements fof~what they are,- iandi&e 6)175 • 4,262 application of Civil Defense .-Di­ Hospitalization- insurance- _■ 526 , the^ Public Building: Service' ask ­ test on the right nrm_is a similar- political excuses to rob,Jo create - 18,131 17,33^ rector, Elwyn Beach, in the United Insprance ...... : 426- ing for copies of each bid and our tost .which : will indicate whether a new “social (socialist) order,” ' • taps ...... "■■;<»■■■■" 834 COO States Civil Defense Council. Mem­ Pension ....;...... i ...... 315 reconjmendation, and the. specific1 and in the long ruri/ the subjuga­ bership fee is $7.50 per year. Roll the student has' ever been exposed Salaries and, labor...... 9,797. amount to be chargeable to the. to 'another type, of respiratory tion of a free people through [total SALES ...... -...... ,$251,677 - $235,590 call: Yeas all. Motion' carried. ■ Social security ; ...... 588 Federal Government, and the, germ ' called the Battey bacillus; starvation. Such is Cuba! Supplies ...... 339 amount to be absorbed- by the^ __A report on area planning1 was Throughout our nation there is;a Witness- the words ofr Antonio’ ^Telephone" ...'...... given by Trustee Clark.. Surveys ,$100,255 $ 94,698 132 21,278 V illage.' ■ decline , in tuberculosis, arid much Lopez,, one of thousands of refu- . shows -that the present village scientific interest is being directed gees now . fleeing to the United hUnance- and general — 94,211— 83,743 Motion by Clark, supported by water design is - adequate for a J Total -maintenance and- general expenses (Exhibit R) :...$ .94,211 Burgj—to--accopt thg low • bid~- bf~ at other respiratory germs, many Statcsr "Antonid : is-' beginmng'";a_ 7 -populatiW -o£ -7,300—people.—Bew- Jof nvhidr-artr rdwtrvejy haYmlessr new life~among Michigan"7friends ..._ $178^4T Earl i Schultz in' the amount o? age facilities _ are adequate-.-for $1,96$.0G for the construction of. The Battey_ bacillus ' is - one of and is eager- Ao - tell-of-Guban con­ 6,500 people. The projected popu­ th e se .1 ditions. Speaking to an overflow ifrttuig income...... $ 57,211 $ 57,149 curb, [gutter, and sidewalk at the lation fo.r 198CL_fov--the-^-Ulttge is crowd at the “Freedom Confer-, I eipenses ...... (5,390- (6^186) FINANCIAL REPORT Chelspa Post .Office. The Federal The Battey and Tuberculin te st listed as 5,670 people. Mr. Maltbe, ence” ■ -'sponsored..by. the MichiganV_ Government wiil pay $1,581.30 of; Associate Planner-for -the-Wnah- inp; program js _schedijlkd for. Dcx^_ OF THE KUNE :rthis jeontract price. The Village “ter^aod Chelsea-'-High schools on Farm ’1 ^UyeuU, Lopez told, how the ##*= ...$ 51,821 tenaw Planning Commission, com­ will'-iny "only for- the construcfion AVednesday, March' 20 late in the Communists have wrecked ■ Cuban .GENERAL FUND February 1, 1962 to February 1, 1963 mended the Village Councils -of: agriculture. |itt-Dwember 31,.1962,, the accounts receivable t'otaled--$40,4-l-l-r of-ciinb,_gutter on. Main Streetdn- -morning.-^-.-!— llEUElITS: ■ . ■' ' ' recent-years for foresight- in* their Ninth grade students through­ "‘Agriiria'h"'reform ’ in Cuba ha’s umount, $33|79(i represented- December billings due in January the 4mou.nt of. $371.76, and the •programs for.future planning, and. remained unpaid from- billings' prior"to" December. -■1^ance=;On.-harid;2 - 1 -6 2 ' ...... v.—$1,798.60 engineering -fyes.-This bid accep- out the county will be' given regis- beer, a big mockery.- In spite , of the excellent facilities that have Castro pjaojng the blnme on'large 1962 additions to plant and Equipment were made to water Mill- T ax ...... $4,600.90 tq ncej is subject to approval _hy tration .cm‘ds_ for the t esti-mr pro* I wd equipment in the amount of $13,560, water plant in the To.wnsEips (Jontributton ..:...... t,875.00' the rjede'ral "Governmentr" ~ ~~r “ 1 gramr-ThcSo-ranls must be signed estate - owners for—Guban^eondi- Motion' by Paul, supported . by tions, our ’agriculture-' hnd accom- ^ of $1,481, and electrical- equipm ent in the am o u n t'o f $14,991.. -Lost Books ...... 7...... 13.48 " Motion by' Paul, subhorted by by parent" or guardian and n;- Chamfterr_tO“'.a'uthome . the fieri? plished m'VKh-:-..Bc£ore-:Castr.or cattl9,^— Page- employees were accorded retirement benefits" under the —Book-Fund ...... : 325,86' Ciar^, to authorize'.-the purchase turned to tlie school in order, for Fjeqs ...... I...:* ...... _.....' . 12.00 to issue checks in payment of-bills the student to take advantage, of were plentiful. Sugar, production Michigan’s Employees’ R etirem ent Fund during 1956. Em- of a ;iew radio for the police car .as submitted.^ Roll call; Y.eas all. |contributions.totaled $2,046. for 1962, w hile. employee eontribu- Fine s " ..... :l...... ’.v.'z":.... 435.76 in the am ount of $366;00,—an d -to the .program/Students will rcceive: stood at seven .million tons per Motion ^ carried. General. Fundi. year. Now all this has changed,. Umounted to $1,003.. . - ^ G ifts ...... 1...... ‘.. L , ...... 90.00 authorize * the Police Chief, John these- cards approximately a week, 528.44- $7,752.01 Equipment ■ F urn d, prior to the. testing program. Food-is rutioncd.-The rice disease . -- Palmar to' sell the present police $125.00, ‘ - _ ■ ^ covers the land. The coffee crop is radio}dm- a t1 the—best—possible price. ^ X H IB IT A ; Motion by Barr, supported tky burned.'High'quality livestock has Total ‘rRetteive^::...... I...... $7,781.44 Roll caH: Yeas all. Motion carried. . Michigan’s . Constitutional Con- -VILLAGE QF-GHELSEA- 'Paul to . adjourni'the-mee'ting. -Rull; fiee.n shiirped' tft itussia-or-butch- Tothl-Handleil- ...:...... :...... t : .... ."'9;58k04" -vention—h.ad—available—to —it—re- - •• ELECTRIC AND WATER DEPARTMENT Pras. Daniels announced the ap­ calii.-.Yj&as all.:. M.QtlQn_qarvied. -i*- search- work of a staff: headed by: ertfd for greedy Communists,” Lo^ • STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL CONDITION EXPENDITURES:' pointment of George Ai Btoffan as Meeting adjourned. and . recruited from among mem­ pez reports. - . .. t‘MicH*fcan -''■Week’,1 ohaivman . for DECEMBER 61, 1962 Salaries '■ 1 ...... -...... -...... -...... $5,574.32 Approved: M arch 5, 1963. bers of the state’s public and priv-1 U. S. -money, from b u r tax dol- , G;helsfe|i. ASSETS - ' Books .'.....;...... :...... '...... ;...... 1,878.30 ^ - -Robert. L. Daniels, President, ate .colleges hnd universities, Also,1 liirs, makes uj: ^40 percent- oMho Records- .95.21 Motion/‘by---Chandler, supported -George Winans, Clerk. “ pfelimimi'r'y, research work by six UN Special Funil..Is oui‘ money ' foO hand .....'...... :.. ..7.:.'.'...... I ..... v" $ . 127 M agazines ...... 140.09 by Bprr, to renew the Boiler In­ study, .groups, a.' Governor’s corn- now to be used against us? How liin.Chelsea State B a n k ....7...... : .52,679 : Binding .... '' 48.70 surance for the Municipal Build­ When doctors go into conference, mission and the aid of private j long will Americans,-you and. I-,-- .Government bonds:, ■ Library- Supplies 332.39 ing .With the A- D. Mayer Agency, .the patient is either very sick or Michigan foundations and organ-1 tolerate ■ pnyintr for nm* own' dc- I Series K, due-1966/68 ...... ,.$35,()00 H e a t ...... 538.24 in-th^ amount of $160.80 for three very rich. iza tio n s...... struct ion ? ... . ' [Series H, due 1969...... : 10,000 45.000A P rinting ...... 26,66 f'r r i ‘. ' ..Futniture-...... 63.75. ..I—-- ificale of Deposit—Chelsea State Bank = " i 0,000 Cleaning Supplies 54,-74 - i arts receivable: ■ .Pp^ty Cash 120.00- :n January ...... -$83,796 I n r a n e e ...... 45.05 _ " '"lirg ... :...,T ...... 6,616' 40,41 r Miscellaneous !...... ,...... i...... • 209.08

Mdise inventory ...... \______=_ -16,9.59 Tofal Expenditures ...... i.....;...... 9426.53

[TOTAL CURRENT ASSETS ...... $165,176 Jance February 1, 1-963...... $ 453.51 yor bond redemption and interest . :., 15,855 hidings, and .-Equipment- BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE'FUND : , February 1, 1962 to February 1; 1963 [.(Schedule -A-l) ...... $847,468 *uce for-depreciation ...... 230,038 616;830 RECEIPTS: • - Gpening Balance-...... $. 599.29 T°TALASSETS ...... ;...... $797,861 Penal Fines ’...'• :i--...... 1...... 1,166.23 Rentals ...... »...... 92.50 EQUITY — Gifts ...... -■»...... 10800- i Liabilities pnta payable ...... _ $ 10,266 Total Receipts, ...... $1,958/02 ^J^Jfiposits"...... 8,589^ — DISB.URSEMENT&:------■ ------"liage of Qielsea ...... 1.088 ' ..Outside. P ain tin g ...... $ 775.15- ^tUxesVr-.::; -. ,-.....7...... -683 " - - v : - Brickwork R epair"...—...... 7..;...... r ■■- SJ.OtT- '^ tn x ~ . KR1 ^ . ~ —Foundation — -15.00— 'interest on wat$r bonds outstanding ...... 1,872 - ^■Fire Extinguishers-...... w...... 41.13 Birch Screen ...... ; ...... 86.63 i S ALCURRKNT-LIABILITIES-=..,:,.;..::.:.,:-7l3~,,...$17,979 ""Exterior Railing"...... r...... 196.88' outstanding (Schedule A - 2 ) ...... 160,000 Materials ...... : ' . 866 V > - { \ . ■' . f c AL LIABILITIES ...... ,,...... ,$177,979 Tolal Disbursements...... 1,139.95 J Equity . ■ ■ ■ : . ' ' ' ' i I, s ; ■■■■ '■ WJIt, Mawh 1,1928 ...... ;...... 84,321 Balance.on Hand Febraary l,r.1963 ...... -...... !...... $ 818.^7 t.j investments...... ______gRfit77 l . . . . ______: ------Ji—R. T H OMSON, T re a su re r jamlnga (Exhibit B) 248,790 • " — State of Michigan _ ' j TOTAL" EQUITY ...... ;...... ; 619,882 County-of: .Waabtehaw ' : • . . • ■; - , ------^Subscribixi-and - sworn to before me a notary public for above: Stat4, and.County a t Chelsea, Michiflfan, $hJs.2Jt|r day of February, 1963 i TOTAI^liabj LITIE S AND M UNICIPAL EQUITY J...'.$797,801 PAUL F. NIEHAUS, N otary Rubjipj' Waqhtenav? (?qi)i>ty ave yori ever stopped to consider the role teachers have played In your life-how ’ A These bonds are stated at maturity value. The_oresent re* My commission expires March gti 1$64«,. i •mptma Vftlbe is $44,165. . 1 . "i • r r r " l/ t .they have figured in the shaping of your ideas, "interests,Tand convictions? Next to ANNUAL'REPORT OF’1 patients, no one deals mote intimately than teachers with a youngster’s talents and deficient . EXHIBIT B McKUNE MEMORIAL LIBRARY cies, failures and achievements during the crutial. formativef early-years. ______February 1,. 1962., •February 1,1963 How well our children will do tomorrow, what kind of a living and life they will make EMENT OFYF INCOME AND RETAINED E/EARNINGS Ciitciilation: year ENDED DECEMBER 81, 1962 for themselves, will, depend largely upon how often, and how much each citizen pitches in to Books Idaned 22,021 Adult .....;;,-io,500. help improve our schools and to make teaching more effective. Parents who insist on nothing ^red ...... 11,521 te nt ...... - ...... -...... -...... $ 88,484 Juuvenlle le$s than the best education for their,children and their neighbor's.children must be willing K-Ol-Ghelsca'- "$■ 38,904 MagnzineiHoftned 1,891 Records loaned ... 1,210 to pay for high-quality professional leadership* Equally important, they must donate their ficlty; \ V; ------Bookb Added .... "726 effortl-wUlingly, eager, and often-*to help publicize school progress and problems in every !o ofconsumers ■v115 ...... $ 178,166 Adult ...... 463 0f vhelsoa...... ;...... ;....9,467 187^88 _ Juvenile .... 268 community in this nation. ^ - ® ’ . : , ■——*. " ■ -!-*'■ ae: . , . ’ ______Inventory: . • •• :---- ! .i - The American teacher is a-highly trained professional worker and a meipber of one^of— % a| Total Books ,...... 12,018 consuniers ...... - ..... - ...... - 5,018 ' 7 A. d\it t l,',I.7i87- the most, important.professions* lie understands children, is competent4n his subject area, Chelsoa ...... "...... 1,157 ' 6,175 '• Juvenile ...... ;...... 4,131 and he knows hov to teaciu * » 1 , Records...... ••••••• 307 > Ad.ul,!, ...... ->.... i Z ‘:'i;46. f i^ U m o r R ,.,$ 17,846 "'221 Chtiaea... JuYonijo ...... -----r1- tiofia ...... 10' zTnes subscribed to """.v r - . v v *v.. tif :.>*y ■; • V y7i C j-v JIJ ^; 275 N^waiJftp6^ . ..I'-'-r ...... "r’"',"i....-' i ,1‘ a , ) M al-collectlona: .emorial Books *./...... -,7-- wttT IT'^ .''1 '...... 444 876 This Is one of a series of Michigan Press Association Education features let— §ALfes : a . K.-.-.T,*.^r.v.--.7n^$251,677- ii »i ttiitn u v e n lle ...... ;...... 65" published as o public .service by . Th» Chelsao-Slundord in cO«operotton -w>th- Michigan ... V-the-Michigan Press-Association ond Ihe- Michigan’ ^dUc^atfoh AbsbclatTonT T 'T' ^ rc h a ire d $ 85,128 Mfch * ' L * Bound Chelsea Standards ...rn,ffr«T,-,lw r ”t""4H,n ,”,;::...." r ' ^64S65 ' Picture collection :...... ' *S 3 5 S n ? . 5,661 | ! H •..... - .....u - -. »- r ,>! i - / i'i. '- I " - : ‘ . 16,445 Botriwe’d from Mlohlgan State Llbrary-.Tndivldtial' requests , , 97 ...... ^ ! ; v "O'rHHIllIklHXMtlMMSt, • w - CATHERINE WOJCIEHQY^Xlf W ^ ^ n l. -i: !T'- '■., b 'b 't : ' ’ , ^ A L "MHtlimilMmiHHIHIMflll$ 26,885 • I y i■ i

f; THURSDAY;' MARCtTT| PACE FOURTEEN THE CHELSEA STANDARD, CHELSEA, MICHIGAN Taxpqpen Vrge^/. -:^ ’ 'tfichigmjListsiUi Turn Appointm ents ToJJse 'Short Form*. ' v Methodists Name Officers ■ i y ^ ’ ‘ A' 1 ; - • J Differeht Kinds 0/t Announced by W henever Possible Lansing - - One orthe", At that tnahee Michigan 9 0 J Gelman Firm The ’'Internal Revenue Service ing from a ,highway J J _ __ -The- Fourith-^Qifarteriy—Confer­ announced today that each year viewpoint ir thf wayT^ffl - Appointment ..of- Martin- F, ence of the First Methodist church Stevens, Mr. 'and Mrs.' Arthur mor& and more taxpayers • are • Sprinperas corporate assistant was held in the church Educational Sehmunk, Mr. and Mt'S;.' Athol gfeA resume of the 1062-68 Chel- saving time and effort by. using Fulks, Mrs.-Winifred Coffron, Mr. laid oui/the-Btate’s geology! Unit Kloiiday, March. 4, at £ p.m, seii High school freshm an basket- the “short form" 104Q-A income secretary, office and [purchasing and Mrs. Loring Bate ■■ has everything! with Dr. .Edwin Strieker, District ball goason shows the season rec­ tax return.. Those who qualify to -rngnagets-and-of- Herbert-^,-Earle M r s. *Mr “A-.—Do wen,—Mi fine—sand- to hard tock? — 1 Superintendent- 'of Method 1st ord to ibe 10 wins and three losses file' the 1040-A . should ua^ ' the /as- mechanical engineer, was ..ivn Churches, presiding and Mrs; J.-W Mohrloek, Mr, and M rs,. Floy< pre-punehed forth sent to them in more than its share-of-.! —or 760 percent, i • and some .of the worlds U ' .nounced today by Geiman Instru Smith; recording steward. lett^ M r.-and1’ MTsf; Calvin the mail, ’ \ *ment Co, ------——-— Reports weyLgivwi~by^e Treads tiwSr-Mr---und-JU's^ Ed,win -Lewis As a team the players hit on, and wettest clay, - — 1 . . .. •—? - .r' ■ . . . - W~ In/irA/l . 4 a inn f nlrt n\ i a it Wv n •• i» *1 223 o f '628 attem pted shots—35.7 Taxpayers can use. the Form ' Formerly vice-president and gen of-atirtiepartments of church work Elected to, the Commission’ on 1040-A if their wages, subject to .All this.adds up to extra! iei'al_juanagru,'.. of Jloehnv-- jScro.w Education wUhDi-.Warren:..Mrs. percent per game field goal sheet­ for highway-designers, 1 am] .-'indicated progress- made -for ing percentage. '* withholding, are less than $1 0 ,0 0 0 ; ■Products in Detroit, Springer is a •the calendar year of-. 11X52. The David Soule, James Bedford, Mrs. An additional limitation is that .the soil conditions.- often , gnuLuaU^of-Dtwvsri-ng Bu'siness Uni Trustees . announced that all 'in Arthur Sehmunk, Mrs. Robert Mike Tarasow topped the list yojir pother" jncoir^e ,such as in­ t^e design, of new highway. Yorsity and a resident of Belleville. Kushmaul, Mrs, Dwight (ladbery, as high point man;for the settson—F debtedness on the new Educational terest, ' dividends ana’ wages not For the last 30 years Mil Holder "of a BSME degree from Unit had. been paid off and- that .Mrs, Claude Isham, Mrs. Ben Bow-' a .total of (158, averaging 12, per State. Highway Department! er, Mrs. Russell Gardner. game and a rebound total of 117. subject to withholding n>ay not University of Toledo, Earle had Bishop Marshall Ji.--Reed wou,lno iiv h ♦ Wood, Toby Johnston, Larry San- ley Howes; chairman of the Com­ Mr. and Mrs. Carl ElkmsjJMiv-artd ,-Korit‘x-nlioiil tht1 t'11,i>o^t:it new Mtchhr.m H a rd P u ll mission, on Education, Dr., Clare Constitution. AihUiioim! aiUetea ' will the conclusior.of tiie booklet.-T-hey- derson and Kenyon Gorton. A Home? Mrs. Edwin—LewisT” in uubaeinioitt wetka. iiItrstrate in simplified form tt\e Warren ;-phairman of-the Commis­ Elected to the Commission on , The__sche.dule for _the _ season "When you place your insur­ sion-Go -Chi'krtian—Social- Concerns,- wui'kings-of-the-legislaUver-exeeui. ance through an Indopondcwt Worship with Hoffmeyer:-Mrs. R A~ simplified..- statement" uf tire soore^for-^eaeh—game is- Mrsr-Ben -RT^Donaldsonj-chairman major provisions- of—the-proposefl- t.ive a nd judicial., branches ’ of' gov­ as follows!^ i— If you really want to^twn one start it Hoici insurance agent, you can be !T.' McMannis, Mrs. James ;Gaunt, ernment under, the- terms of the . suge it will carry maximum of the Commission-—on’ Worship, Mrs. James Hoffmever, Mrs! Bruce Michigun constitution, is contained - . We They James Hoffmeyer; recording 'ste­ proposed constitution. strain whdh you need it most;“ rving, Rev:“ S. D.,„Kj/>de, Donald in a recently-published; boekle't: South Lyon' ...... 43 _ 35- ward, rDuane -Crouch l-chairman of .,.,-Fifty. 'thousand—copies— .of the- See Our Books of HOUSE PLANSl . .Your independdntdhsurance- " lancer, Harold-irold-’ Halliburton,- Mr7 I'Voters’—Guide’-tp- the“ PropTO?eTi East. Jackson- a—32 the Official Board, Calvin_Sum­ Michigan---flomrtif,ittit>n- of 1j)(>2:l> Voters’. Giiide have—been--printedLFBj rpoklyn--^..,,,,,. M- 41— -36— Pusli; rand- and--arc- being distributed ns, a: -availoblfrior you-to-tdke home^omi stud right pol icy from hundreds' mers; chairmalP- of — tire1 (Joininis- eJiqoklet_is-authored--by.-Miss’ Dexter &b ~ Zii skm on_ Missions, Louis > Allen; public service;by the Michigan.Na- r ■’r'- , available-^recommends cbm- David Elkins.- ■ . j Saj;ah_.LeUdders;' Tx’ ‘ research as­ South Lyon .. ]»reside Fit of. the MYF, Grace Kush- .tiomih Bank. ‘Copies are -.available W e Gladly Furjii%h You. with Estimates on ■V “panies known* for * fair; “fast- sistant for-the- Conatitutional Con-: Saline - muul. JDther Board members; Ray­ Committees ordered: audit', rRob- TiTTTeqnost-from any . office df the East,“Jackson eiaifn p a y m e n t.- bert Danie]s7“Mrs7 Howard^Wnlz, vention. It-'was-)pi4jpare(U.at—Uie- mond Schairer, James W. Smith, suggestien of the,convention’s .Co- bank> . ■■ . ■ - Manchester ...., ' When’ydur-needs change,- -Robert—K ushmaul, Douglas-Hoppa) Richard Kern. Stephen Allen;..par-. QUAtlTY BUILDING MATERUI “your— ih'dcpc ndent—i ri surance- 'Du^etors of “ ’RcSeaTch'—Dl’~ W 1~ Dexter- nrr|-eg-,Uam<4gr?TmnC PROOF ENOUGH . agent-suggesta.the economical rSuTpHen jTayiiiin, -e A rthuj STolT/ liam H. * Conibs_ _of—MSU, “ ,D’r. i^Joklyn (overtime)’ ...51- v ■_ ... — • j Ross’”Bay 1 is.' . i ' . i. man-ef'thlfTrustees, Mrs. William Lor Manchester fovertimel 42 If you with to remodel your present homo we how hove a service wl -wa Freeman, Mrs. Luwton Steger; pns^ Charles—W7 .'.Jdiner.jiL.the. D. of M_ Members elected to the Commis­ son traUed his wife 'to a gentle­ Saline '; _...... t ■ 48 ■ 30 yxisted on new, more ad van* toral relations,-Rebert_Ru(id, chair­ and Dr.TAifded—Hrdtetly^FF^^ ne will help you work our your remodeling job on a monthly payment 1 tageou8_policie8. ! ■;...... sion on -Membership,amt,Evangel- Sta’te University.•---- ;— man’s apartment then returned to __F-reshman coach is Jack- Curl man, ^ 4:3 . Jtaymond^chairju^Jlani his truck -to g etrh is aiiHuera^Tind' -—We,are an-independent in-- ism, in addition’lo ” the• 'clTalFm'ah —In the-bookfctJs prefacer the- re-' and “the team'“rnanager is Joseph ey •-Boyerr* Chivin^Suinm ei^- Sttt ladder, '' F • turance agency. We’re here to are: Wesjey Howes, Mr. and 'Mrs. -youth • delegate * to’ conference; search directors write: '“We be­ Fisher. ' ^give you continuing personal lieve the ■ booklet merits the conr Watson placed the ladder Donley Boyer, Mr, and Mrs. Carl James Cameron, ' alternate,' Bar- against the building and mounted ^ atfention=ThrBigDifference aidoratioh 1 of every".voter ■.forit ZINDSJHMDEGRQOM Finkbeiner Lumber ( 1 btira----Ber-iilVtlT ■■-new .■.parsonugfj. lo the window where. he took a ^ in -c a r, home and: business in­ build in g-..fund—“committee; ---Rob­ puts. ..tb.e ./pr'oposeiL/constitution- in Naples, Italy. — The bride,-Bene- surance. picture oi‘"his"wife' und th'e' gehtlc- ert Harris, Mrs, Lawton-./Steger, context with the government of detta ' De - Luca waited at the SAVINGS this state as, wc k-now it today •'niiui friend. church'-for two hours then 'went Phone , OnOldl William Storey; representative .to The aniateur enmeraman made _Q£F_REGULAR PRICE higher._cd.ufiflJtion^_Mra.i_^Arthui: and affirmatively states how .that looking' for .the bridegroom. US-[2 J governm ent can" be cifrried on” uTi~ t-li e-inista.kp-of-n oti.La k i n'g-lh e . ea p: Chelseo -| DURING OUR_ ■ChrrumkT^i'Cfn'esentative’ '-to . Cbe!» off the*;lens and came up...with, a . Sho: found him at his jgb, He Jusf olfj sea—Home —Friend s,~- M rs.—Thom- der the promised .constitution., oxplaincd-ho-had-simply-fovgdtEeiT To aid and inform the casual biarflciflrato, *'— t ' rG R 9*3881- Sr'Mcin 8th ANNIVERSARY ns . C.~Smit.h; Communion st.ew- it.' tvas-their- wedding* day und had student: ^of sthc new—document,- —The " jnrtgir aucepted “"Watson’s -AM In Upholstering Business ards: Mrs. Robert Rudd, Mrs, version and - granted .him -work—tnm*sMT7 -K,— Rr”McMarinis, Mrs, Dillman Miss Leuddcrs divides her (iisqus- vorce. A new date was set. MARTIN STEINBACH, Owner ide selection of latest fabrics Wahl; "flower committee: Mrs. sion of the proposed constitution' dnd patterns available for prompt James Gaunt, chairman, James into" six parts: — -—r- service On rebuilding^ rcstylirlg,, Gaunt', MlvuTuRMrs; Edwin“Gaunt; . 1. The.-checks and balances • op- . re.upholstering..any furniture. ■: ushering: Harold Halliburton, head prating to1 control the three tra­ .11 she a,__K. It. McM’annis,—George ditional “branches of .government- A ; K MAYER FfTEE-ISTtMAT£$— -----■ —legislative, executive and judi­ FREE PICK-UP and PEL!VERY Carlson, Dalton Craven; .music: dVIrS,--JamesHhloffmeyer^Mrsr Wil- cial.' ...... '...... 1 nim “Bristoa, •. Mrs. Clare W w reh; —*2r*The *bnsic**rules laid-l*dwy,n-by' KRAFTY PRODUCTS nomination comipjttee for 1604-65: the document for such vita) gov- Insuronce for Every Need" -Rev-. S. D.-KindeT-j.-hairman;' -Mrs. ernmcntal functions as elections, 115 Pork St. __Chelsea,-Mich. " “Upholstering Co. ~ William F. Storey, Mrs. Charles qualification of. officials,civil n/i’ffmf.'f.t.v .r-.-. serviee-and .loeal. govornm ent,^- ! P,Hones: Qffico 479-506J' ’Canm w ,''Raymond* Schairer, R6b_-* Phone ALpine.6r2S00 ert Daniels, Robert- Harris. 3. Rrovisions relating to the Res.: 6R 5-4201 raising and.expemlitiine of govern- 425 N* Main'St. Gregory Th c - a b o.v. e :..l i s.t.. do e s ,. n o.t... i nc Lu d e "Ex-Cfrfi cio members , of Commis- -mentaL-funds ——' ------s i o u s . ______:______- 4* Guarantee?), of individual...^ - fit* A , 4 ..'^ t; TTghts. ; • “ “ Robert' Harris,, representing the pastoral rejations committee, is- 5. Pifiposals for education. M 6. Pro v i a i o n s perinitt i n g V snod ■« unanimous invitat j on. for the Rev. S. I), Kinde to return changes to meet ”changing ’“con’d 1 for his 1 1 th year as, pastor of the tions. s ■Chelsea pArish. Three useful charts ■ appear at

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T-r >4V'. T'” * ~ Notice is Hereby Given that a BOARD OF REVIEW *■ *; y, > " t v VILLAGE EtECTlON J M E E T IN G S — - will be held in the Notice is hereby given to all persons liable to ^ assessment for taxes in the VILLAGE OF CHELSEA VILLAGE OF CHELSEA County of Washtenaw, State of Michigan County of Washtenaw, State of Michigan -— i&* -* * .- .. That the Assesment Roll of said Village as prepared by SYLVAN TOWN HALL the undersigned will be subject to inspection at M UNICIPAL BUILDING Monday, March 11, 1963 in the said Village, on MONDAY, MARCH 11, 1963 FOR THE ELECTION OF THE FOLLOWING OFFICERS; / and on the following day President Clerk Treasurer ,k '* * ■ TUtSDAY, MARCH 12, 1963 Three Trustees for Two-Year Term — At -which place, and on said days, swid Board of Assessor Review will be in session at least six hours, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon, and from .1 p.m, to 4p,m,( and upon request^, 2 Library Board Trustees for Three- of any-person who is- assessed on said roll, or of his llcfrt Mercury'S, newest big sf2N0r... thc> Marauder ..with stvhnMhat 'a f,n , . “ / ' ' *• *’.' ^ ' ' agent, ond upon sufficient cause being shown, said Board !’o ! Notice the Slim, racy new hardtop roof. It's not only beautiful, its aero- mountedV2 rahopCm ' on'lho',loor'’stick shift transmission...console* Year Term of Review will correct the assessment aNs to such property, ,n»m|c ,y i|nB,odM SOTrE|1ia„co. Chow Iron, t»o M adders A2-door 0 'Mallc" .« 8 m B that range up to an alra. » •. "I- —*------*T‘...... f in such manner ds will ih .their judgmeht make the valuo- ____ ’ ■ ‘ hardt0M „h a big Marauder 390V-8 as the standard angina, ahd a Mara„n», Thar. , a 7 J T ’ ^ V 4 with t a 4-barral carburetors. Tho Polls bf sofef cleciion wlll thereof-reiotively-just-and-equal------:—■--- V ' ; a.m., ond will remain open until 8:00 o'clock, p.m., After Adld Bpard shall complete the review of said roll; a majority of-soid Board shall-endorse thereon, ond- Now AvaflBble Only .* VCt-lit . HtUO* » *

Doted; February.23,T963. • . % / *, Doted: February 26, 1963. a TwO!*I< l>l| Irorrt IF'* 'Arnold plu« )i.\ p a iT ff | 3231 Maneheitcr Rood Cholmo, Mtoklgon t