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p?;- WEATHER Mln. Max. Preclp. Wednesday. Dec. 2 _L' 83 62 0.00 Thursday, Dec. 3 80 60 0.15 QUOTE Friday, Vca. 4 _ __. __ 20- 01 0.00 Saturday, Dec. 5 _-- 82 42 0.00 "Government is a trust, and the Sunday. Dec. 6 . .18 31 Triieo officers of government are Monday, Dec. 7 __ 18 81 Traco Tuesday, Dec. 8 26 44 0.00 trustees.", By H. K. L,. mtmt •—Henry Clay. ONE HUNDRED-FIRST YEAR—No.' 25 16 Pages Thia Week CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1970 15c per copy SUBSCRIPTION: $4.00 PER YEAR Dana Corp., Beach School Varsity Cagers Union Sign Christmas Concert Maul Dundee, t Slated Tonight Winter Concert New Contract Local residents are reminded of 70-47 in Opener the' Chelsea Junior High school Dana Corp. bacame the first Christmas Concert which will be Chelsea's varsity basketball major transportation indust­ held at 7:30 pjn. tonight at Beach team .opened its season with a ry parts supplier to conclude school auditorium. The- program very satisfying 70-47 win over a Slated Monday master contract negotiations with will feature the seventh and eighth stunned Dundee team Friday eve­ the United Auto Workers, it was grade bands, , and ,the "Select ning. ' • ' announced Saturday, Dec. 5. Choir" at the junior high school. , Dundee opened the game by get­ The Dana Master Contract, ting the first basket but Ron which closely parallels GM's settle­ Sweeny tied the game with a ment was -agreed .to in principal short jump shot when Chelsea got At High School Friday, Dec. 4. The contract cov­ Kiwanians the ball. Dundee countered with ers more, than 10,000 employees three free throws to lead, 5-2, in 23 UAW units in the 17 Dana with about two minutes gone in Three Choral Groups Will Present operating facilities in Ohio, Michi­ Host Wiyes at the game. gan, Indiana, - a.nd Pennsylvania, Sweeny then scored another two jointly iby M.' E. Lantz, director Holiday Party points, and Howie Treado sc'oted Varied Program of Christmas Music This -announcement was made otal a short hook sholfc to put The Winter Concert of the high Chelsea, ahead to stay. Among numbers presented by the j' and Emil Mazey, secretary and Forty Chelsea .Kiwanians, their school choral groups will be pre­ Girls Glee Club will be such pop­ of industrial relations- for Dana, wives, and guests observed their The tenacious riulldpg defense sented Monday evening, Dec. 14, at ular favorites as "Let It Be," by treasurer of the UAW, and dir- annual Christmas party at Bill held Dundee scoreless for'the re­ 8 p.m. in the high school auditor­ Beatles' Lennon - McCartney, and ' ector of the Dana UAW depart­ Cone's in Jackson, Monday even­ mainder of , the first quarter, ium. Girls Glee Club, the Madri­ "Sound of Silence," by Simon and ment. Both men indicaated that ing, Dec. 6. while the Bulldog offense finish­ Garfunkel. Modern Christmas fa­ the contract is the most equitable President Walter Zeeh livened up ed strong, with 13 points. gal -Singers, and the Concert Choir 1 vorites such as "Do You Hear agreement ever negotiated in the the party'with a presentation of .Both teams opened up -in the of the high school will perform What I Hear?" and "I Believe" transportation parts industry and special .gifts. second quarter, but Chelsea con­ for this concert. will also be presented. congratulated" all those who con-, A musical group from Chelsea tinued to pull away by outscoring Madrigal Singers, a group of 16 tributed to- the final settlement. High was entertained at dinner, Dundee, 17-13.' As the second select singers, will present mostly Ken Kuzon, spokesman for the and later lelurned the favor by quarter progressed, the smaller Debaters Earn Christmas favorites such as "While local Dana plant indicated „that providing after dinner entertain­ Bulldogs , demonstrated • their Shepherds Watched Their Sheep," the Master Contract, as well as ment. Tim Ortbring, Jill-Flinloft, superior rebounding (by getting "Gesu Bambino," "Wassail Song," the local contract, await, ratifica­ Carol Dietle, Randall Seitz, and two and three shots at the basket Two Trophies and "God Rest Ye Merry Gentle­ tion by Dana's uriion members. Keith, Pfeifle sang a number of each time they shot. men." A ratification vote will be taken Christmas songs. Tim, Ortbring i Sophomore Jeff Schmidt got an "The Peaceable Kingdom," a Saturday, Dec' 12, for both eon- then led the assembled group in offensive rebound, and* scored just In State League large and complicated • modern tracts. A tentative agreement was the singing of Christmas carols, before the horn sounded to send piece by Thompson will be the reached Dec. 1, according to as Jill Flintoft accompanied on the the teams into the locker room, With the final rounds of the ; SANTA CLAUS hears the Chiistmas -ft i<-m -, ot •n<2 rumor has it he will return this week, and presentation by the Concert Choir. Kuzon, on the local contract. piano. to increase C2:2lsea's lead to 30-18. state, debate league completed on The piece is long, and is divided > Terms of the settlement; will be A drawing was held for the win­ Radine Cheever, who-is in the second grade at next. Radine was one of /many local children who Dec. 3, Chelsea debate team has A determined Dundee came out North school, at his station in front of the Chelsea into seven sections. made public after ratification of ners of the centerpieces, and plants shooting -in the third quarter. turned out to see the jolly old man when he came two new trophies added to their The' gala concert will end with the agreement by the local Dana Post Office. Santa arrived Saturday afternoon, _to town. that were used for decorations-. Every time they began to close collection. the joint choirs, accompanied by UAW units. Dana Corp. in Next week will be the "Kids' the gap, however, the poised Bull­ Chelsea has two UAW units, both In the varisty competition, a brass ensemble, and the support Christmas Party" hosted by Ki­ dogs pulled away. 1 of the audience in the singing of members of Union Local 437, a wanians at the Congregational Dundee had their best (period Wrestlers Pin Chelsea debaters came in third, the Christmas classic, "Hallelujah shop and maintenance unit, and church. Methodists behind Parma Western and Green- an office and clerical unit. in the third quarter, -scoring 18 hills school. The Bulldogs rated Chorus." points, .but the confident Chelsea, higher than teams from Monroe With a tentative • agreement •team outscored them, 23-18 35-18 Defeat Start Canvass Catholic Central, Brighton, which" spokesmen from both sides Faculty Foes George Cameron led the scoring Adrian, and Springtport. Police Have have found fair, there is no pos­ in - the third quarter scoring six On Tecumseh . Novice debaters finished second, sibility of a strike at the local of his' nine points. For Funds behind Greenhills, with Parma Dana plant, at this time, Kuzon The fourth quarter was a close Frolic For Chelsea wrestlers met Tecumseh First United Methodist church Western in third place, and New Plymouth indicated. repeat of the third quarter, with Thursday, Dec. 3, pmmng theu- op­ Brighton, Catholic Central, Dundee making the final of Chelsea begins an every-member ponents in four of the first live visitation program this Sunday. Adrian and Romulus filling in the Wrestling Mat challenge. With about six matches. The Bulldog wrestlers lower positions. minutes remaining in the game, The visitation program is in con­ Patrol Car JV Cagers took the match by a score of 35-18. junction with the church's Finan Trophies for Chelsea's - perform­ Blood-thirsty basketballers from Dundee cut Chelsea's lead to 13 At 98 pounds, Jon Marzec, in Rotation time has come for the the Junior High and the Senior points, Chelsea quickly countered cial Crusade for underwriting its ance were awarded following the his first varsity match, pinned his final debates held last Thursday. Chelsea Police vehicles! Accord­ High of Chelsea school faculties with three straight baskets. 1971 budget. Teams of selected ing to Police Chief George Mera,- Down Dundee opponent in 1:54 of the .first pe-_ members art serving' as canvassers In the- ABC League* with 16 will cross,-swords and exchange The hustling Bulldogs showed rioiJUark' Montaigne followed'with* hnck, the newest addition to the much poise and confidence as they, to see that every member in the debates in, and eight" debates to blows Saturday evening, Dec. 12, a 1:28 pin'in the *105-p6und*clash" go, as of Dec. 1, Chelsea had the Police fleet is a 1971 Plymouth, * In First Game at 7:tf0 p.m. in the gymnasium of completely controlled the ball At'112, sophomore Pete Stahl was "Chelsea area is contacted during specially equipped .police vehicle. game. Wayne Welton did an ex­ the ^crusade. lead, with a 14-2 record. PaHna the Senior High school. pinned. Mike Spence came through Western follows with a 12-4 The department gets a new car Chelsea's Junior Varsity cagers - The scene -will be complete with ceptional ' job of "quarterbacking" with a. third period pin at 1:19. every year, replacing the two-year opened their season on a high both, the offense and the defense. This year members are being record, followed iby Jackson with old vehicle which they have, up cheerleaders and wildly approving Captain Jim Wencel, wrestling challenged to meet .greater finan­ a 10-6 record. Other schools in note, Friday night, Dec. 4, by de­ partisan crowds.
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