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;I' weather Min. Mix. Pylp, QUOTE 55 88 Trie* , S»l>£ 4 ... eB■ 78 0.26 “The people are looking to Con- 70 0.00 76 0.00 ■ , gress as the last hope for action in ■8 J i r = ^ - a 79 o.oo this crime crisis, We must not «o 73 0.26 fail.” ■ ■ i i; B t v = » 69 0.10 th John L. McClellan ■ , Senator (D.-Ark.) fy.NINTH YEAR—-No. 12 12 Pages Thi&JYeek CHELSEA, MICHIGAN,. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1968 1 0 c p e r copy SUBSCRIPTION: $3.00 PER YEAR' fsity Looks Friday - S si ■ • Beach School .'K\r-w - *

Scrimmage , iV,' >’ 4 ' ' ~ “B-V : 1 A ' MvVs ;* * .ivfclfe - k m Chelsea varsity football '0m M' m If - l- *-s (?. displayed some of .% lr n?w '“H -yri lies Friday n>ght in ecnm* D edication Set - with Michigan Center, __ and Howell. M UK C Bulldogs did well in all’ of images and head coach Bareis said he was pleaded what he saw on the field. He •he team learned some valua tions the scrimmages, rinimages unlike regular foot- games are unscored, but if, a General Dwight E. Beach Will Give crosses the goal, line ^ it is-: to have “scored” unofficially, Dedicatory Address at Open House half o? the field is used,, oy are designed to be learn* The dedication ceremony of the Born In Chelsea in 1908, Dwight : experiences through which the Dwight E. Beach school will -fea Edward Beach graduated from Chelsea high where he played var era and coaches can determine; ture an open house and an address strengths and weaknesses of by the man for whom , it - was sity football and ' basketball, He na med—'General Dwight E. Beach. attended the. University of Mich- v team, - igan for two years before entering the first scrimmage with The Board of Education had ex the U. S. Military Academy where tan Center, the Bulldogs did tended an invitation to all district he graduated in 1932/ He was offensively and •defensively. NEW JUNIOR HIGH: Accompanying the opening includes a community-built nature center. The school enrollment of 600 and capacity: for 300 more. The new residents to attend the open house of. a - new: school year,’ Cheiaea^residents will _ see the building itself includes 20 regular classrooms, cafe- school will be dedicated'at 3 p.m. Sunday in a ceremony 1-5 p.m. Sunday, Guided tours commissioned a Second Lieutenant Chelsea defense kept Michigan in. Field Artillery and assigned to tor from scoring at all in the. opening of the new Dwight E/ Beach junior high 6n torium, and special annexes for activities requiring labs highlighted by a dedication speech from General Beach, through the building will be of fered by members of the, Beach the Army Air Corps.: After Pearl scrimmage with Chelsea. The recently^completed Mayer Dr. The 56-acre school grounds and work space. Principal Alan CohklhT reports an Harbor General Beach was trans^ ose led by Quarterback Craig student council, beginning just in side th.e front * entrance. ferred to the Southwest-Pacific . and Halfback Jim Wojoicki where he organized and commanded The formal dedication ceremony twice in the first scrimmage, School Enrollment ,the .167th Field Artillery Battalion) Police Nab is slated to begin at 3 p.m. in lethiew a pfss to Wojcicki fod W orden C hildrenr He w a s gradually promoted to ■ the school cafeteria. Included in lirst touchdown. The second Hits Total of 2274 Chief of Staff of EightH United S c h o o l the program will be a dedication otcured on a pass play. Houle Escapee in States Army in 1954. He com-., address by -Gen, Beach, plated two other passes in the For First Week mahde.d tile 82'nd Airborne, Divi t scrimmage, picking up con* D eveloping Zoo A native of Chelsea^ Generul sion, Fort Bragg, N. C., front rable yardage for Chelsea, Stolen Truck Unofficial enrollments in the Beach rose to the rank of four- Chelsea, School system show an in Board 195'9 to 1961 when he returned to the’ second scrimmage with star general during’ his 36 years the Pentagon as the Deputy Chief .Robert A. Hines, 26, an escapee crease of about 65 or 70 over the It’s fortunate that Mrs. Hask two mice, two rats, .and four Mon, the Chelsea defense of military service, in the U. S. of Research and Development. official enrollment for last year. ell Worden of Cedar Lake has Hamsters ; keeping herself and in the first play, and Brigh- from Southern Michigan* Prison Army, He has been commander On July 1, 1962 Genera] Beach The- legal count day, in late a sense of humor. If she couldn’t Dennis company.in the en,r. “Bu^ firedron to score. But Chelsea. Camp Waterloo was arrested by in chief, Army of the Pacific, was promoted t o . the rank of September' is fixed by the state.' Jtake .a joke , a large assortment they’re all males, so don’t worry,” (dlZ-putân end- to ^the threat- Patrolman David" Peebles ‘ at’ l i t 5 sipce Sept. 1966, where he headed Lieutenant.. General ‘a,nd assumed Mike Gaken shaping up the TlmîvcsMsUTdonts whb'aro trana- “oT'hamster's', mice, r'ats’~guihea' DenniFrUassii red'lYeT: • “ the largest single Army-command a.m. Tuesday in ay stolen truck, .feiTing ■ a.. ch»nce_.tix_.be....: placed in the duties of Chief of Research nse,- and- Brighton did “not' Present at a- regular Board of pigi5+i.dQgs,_rabbi.ts,! turtles, and So she didn’t—Until one of the in the free world. thinr-final school before enroll and Development.. He was pro e again, Offensively the Bull- Washtenaw County Sheriff De Education meeting, Monday eve children would- be minus one “male” 'inice defied the laws of ment is tukeil. The count made at, moted to his current, rank on July . s again did well although they, partment reported to Chelsea po ning were board -members, Irwin, home. ‘ .. natiH’9 and had a litter of babies. the time will ,bo the number used 1, .1965 ,and transferred to Korea not complete, as many passes. Lancaster, Powers, Taylor, Lewis, According to Mrs, Worden, the Although they all died,' the de lice, that a 1060'Ford.pick-up had to 'compute state aid reimburse Olympic Star as Commander in Chief, United scored twice on ground Koenn, a,nd Hopkins, Supertindcnt situation began to escula.te od, termined' m'ico kept' trying- been stolen from the home of Gem; ment. Total enrollment bus hit Nations'^ Command; Commander, s,_David_ Conklin powered the Cameron, Business Manager Mills, the last day of school .in June. three times'in fact. * Phinney, 16450 Cavanaugh Lake 2,274. ... . U. S. Forces, Korea; /and Com over the goal line for the Principals Lane, Conklin %nd Wo She was picking up her son Ndt ; to -be - outdone, the rats M c D e rm o tt Unofficial enrollments are eur- T. manding General, Eighth United 1 touchdown. _Tim_ Ortbring Rd., within the;.4ast five minutes. joicki -and Assistant Principal Gal-: Richard, from Chelsea High1 . gaye/ birth to eight young July. -f ontly—ljsted at v707 for--..Che 1 sea States Army;....._ . ke loose to score the se'cond Peebles went, to the ramp of l-fft braithv Guests present'-were—Er -school—when_he~. came- out—with’:-—!9- High, 530 for Beach'Junior High, — Ip— September 1966— General- •hdown. . • and parked, until he saw the truck win Trinkle, John Brooks, Reuben a hamster in his hand. 1 The hamster population had Addresses JCs (502 for South Elementary and 435' Beach became Commander in Chief, entering M-52. Two miles got out Lesser, Sr., Reuben Lesser, Jr., ail'd “Isn’t he cute?” he asked. been depleted by two incidences he Chelsea defense did not do for North Elementary, according United States Army, Pacific; with, of the drivers side,and. _wben Mr. and Mrs.' Don Alexander. _ When his mother agreed- that of cannibalism which „ shrank Terry McDermott, winner of'Gold te we]L-in the third scrim- to- Fred..Mills, business manager stution ' at Fort Shafter* Hdwaii, Peebles approached and ordered The meeting was called to order the- little—animal-^ was- -certainly— "-their—ranks--to—twor-—IIowaver_ and-Silver—Medalsin-Olympicii, ge with Howell, although Mike of the Chelsea, school system. Of- “T“Tbe“ school that bears his name en recoverecLalHosWell fumble. them to raise their hands, one at 8:10 p.m. yery.elite; he asked if/he could they too-began increasing their spoke at the .Jayeees September -fieial—enrollments for 'last- year ‘bring it home'for the summer/ numbers. . membership meeting at St.-Paffl is built on 5'6 acr4s purchased «nsive!y Chelsea did well with turned and fled, ■ i . were: 657,’ 480, 578 and/428, re After agreeing to go into the .While the boarded animals, church. , . . v . from the Palmer family. A nature ule completing another touch- Because he had Hines in custody, ■ The minutes ' <>f the Aug,, li) center is located on the-grounds spectively,:. /: ...hamster—bparding business for courtesy of the science-lab at McDermott won the medals at pass to Wojcicki. ■ i Peebles did hot follow. He radioed meeting' were affproyed as reaQIv through thg effortf^ftf the Con (Continued on page six) the summer, Mrs. 'Worden'''found: Chelsea High scnool,.were racing Innshruch, Austria in the 1964 {Bulldogs finished up the eve- the county and the two cars that Motion by Lewis, supported by servation Department, Conserva ~ ' to’ outdo one ânother,.- Eugene, Winter' Olympic games, and at pwith a second scrimmage with responded did not find the fleeing Koenn to- pay general fund bills tion Club, Jaygces, Outdoor Edu 14, was raising rabbits in. the Grenoble, France in the 1968 Olym- higan Center. The Chelsea de- man. , of - $37,535.31 ’ All ayes. " back, yard, “He shows them,” cation . Committee, arid other ie again contained their oppon- Police Officer pics./IIis specialty was speed skat groups. . Deputies Aeidlo and Swoop took Dedication of she explained, “and has won ing in the SOOrmeter race.. The as Mike Gaken recovered a Hin(es to the'County Ja.il. y ; . General Fund balance as of some prizes.” , • ; The, school itself contains 20 ligan Center fumble. This Returns to College athlete spoke' of the training, A short time later, a white 10(54 of Sept. 9, was reported at — Eugene was outside Sunday . trials and heartbreak of the ath regular classrooms, four science e him two fumble recoveries peput-y'-Brnee G._ Siebert, 22, a $63,203.03. Mayer Drive rooms, a typing pooni, language Plymouth Was .taken from Donald. W-ith' Keith and Neil,.tw°o of his. letes who participated in the Olymr the evening. The Chelsea, o£- part-time Chelsea officer,’ is leav buddies, he found a “mushroom” laboratory, special education room, se scored on a pass fronrConk- MacDonald’s driveway at TV10 Ar ing the force to resume; his law pic game's and showed;the Olympic Motion by Koervn, supported by and ’decided to pick it up and film' "The World Is One.” A large group instruction room, vo to Tom Smith, •— — — thur. The car had been, loaned..to. studies a,t Eastern Michigan Un- Slated Sunday Taylor—to go into-executive ses squa'sh it. When he did,’ one question and answer period follow- cal niUsic room anil instrumental mioubtedly, the Bulldogs learn- MacDonald from G. A. Sales' and ivers'ity ip Ypsilantir He has been sion^ at . 8:40 p,m. Dedication of Mayer Dr., the very small turtle was rudely nfust'c'room/ — — — - had'been parked, in the drive at filling in for regular officers dur ed. -i many valuable lessions from Meeting called back to order at brought into the world. Look- Speical .areas; include a home ing the slimmer. road thaV leo.ds to the new Bead) Prosklent Don . .Proctor conduct «se scrimmages. They, know 11 p.m. with key^ inside, ■ At (5 9:30 p.m. . . . ing around, Eugene found-three economics area with food, and The newest addition to the Chel junior high, will be at L p.m;. Sun ed the membership- meeting, .in. w their weaknesses are and a'.m. it was gone. Motion by Powers, supported by day, j'ust before the dedication of more eggs. They have all hatch- clothing-labs, an art area with- rspend their last,few practice The suspect is Joseph Lorraine. sea police foreiT-bouis Schneider, which many new projects were ap Taylor that after an extensive the schooh ! ^ 1 " !p w aiiibtw.o-of ' hem:.a r e .still- proved and current—projects-' ri-’ crafts and ceramics-facilities, wood . ions improving in areas where 25, the, man' who 'escaped from is attending police school at the and niotal shops and drafting hearing regarding.the discharge ofL —Mrs. .Florence Mayer, widow of carrying the rem. .ns of. 'their ported. • y are weak. Under the direction.. Southern Michigan Prison with invitation of Doug Harvey, sheriff. shells with. them...... ■ room. • ■ , Schneider-will be attending the bus driver George Brettscbneider, the late Alfred U., Mayer, promin Gary Packard and Doug Sing Coach Bareis,'fend Co-captains Hines and the man believed to a, substantial question of fact ex ent Chelsea business and commun Eugene brought them to school The gymnasium a.nd an exer course in Ann Arbor for three ling or, n e w members, were in k{ Harvey, Craig. Houle and! have fled. Lorraine is. 5” 8”..tall ists in the mind of the Board. with him. / ■ ’ . cise room have'; been divided for ■ weeks. 1 ^ ity leader, fo r. whom the road is stalled. Jaycee of the month award (Continued, on page six) with a fair complexion, In view of this and in view of Mrs, Worde'n claim's that this boys and girls. The school con named, will participate, in' the rib for August was presented to Art the questionable discharge proce bon-cutting' ceremony. is not the first, time that school . tains a library • and 1 instruction animals’ have mistaken her home Steinaway for his work ort the materials center and a combination dure in respect to timing, we here ViHagc President Don Baldwin Jaycee.fair projects. _ by reinstate George Brettschneider will bo the main- speaker inTthe for a maternity ward.—Ifast year cafeterip. and auditorium, or “caf- . with back ,pay pending a thorough dedication. - ) ■‘Lola, her ,12-year-oid daughter, ,A chicken dinner prepared by etorium,” investigation, by the administra Mayer was born in Sharon town brought guinea p.igs home for the church ladies was enjoyed by The building has been equipped tion of Brettscbneidpr’s driving and ship Sept. 11, 19tl(f to Joseph find Christinas vacation and they re-, the 38 members who attended/ with adequate office and storage disciplinary abilities. It is con CYroiine Wackor Mayer. He lived ceived a .little “Christmas pre space for the 900 student capacity; templated that ■ this review will ii. this area until his death April sent” from it. , Mrs. Leroy 'Bristle and Elaine Alan R. Conklin, principal of the Tcover-t-heêntire-dr-iving staff’ ancL -29, mm. On June 1-7. 1939. he . llowev.r, Mrs. Worden says, visited Miss Martha Bristle Mon- Dwight E. Beach' school, cites the that a, report will be made to the hnanied Ifloi'oneo' Nelson in. Chel that she is glad her children “day ““afternoon at the- ' Cohmia] -present—enroll limit—at abou t 600,— board in the1 near future with final sea; they had two children, Nan.cy spend their* time in wholesome Manor in Chelsea. Elaine, daugh The dedication program will in-- action yto be taken at that time. and Daniel. ways. "If their mime is going ter of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Bristle, elude participation, by many local All ayes. . - After graduating from ’Chelsea to be in'the 'papers, at least it 19020.. Old US-12, entered colLgo citizens.. The eighth grade 'band High school .n,nd Cleary College, is b.oauso they arc good chil- Monday at McConnell Airlines in am) Dwight E. Beach school chorus (' hmtinued on ” Motion by Taylorj supported by Mayer operated an insurance agen ren.” she said. Minnon”' ' Minn. Lewis that the bus supervisor will cy at 115 Park St.. hire new drivers, but that in the Some of his many community event of discharge, the bus su* activities were Chelsea Village pervisor'will consult with the busi- _ president from 1940 to 1944, chair- ■nens' maTmg'er - aird supeYlntendenlr man of "the- Chelsea ami- Syh for agi'eemeivt' prior to dismissal/ township election hoards, president All ayes. and ’ seqretttry-tren,surer of -Oak Grove Cemetery Association. He Motion by Koenn, sujiported by operated the Secretary of State Hopkins to unta,ble the motion of branch office in Chelsea. He Was Aug. 19 regarding the gale of the active in Chelsea village politics. old junior high school building and He had a 21-year perfect attend property. Ayes: Lancaster, Taylor, ance record at Kiwanis, serving Lewis, Koenn, Hopkins, Irwin/ on Various committees and -as pres Nays: Powers. ident. . Motion by Lewis, supported by As institutional promotion chair Powers to sell the old junior high' man of the Kiwanis club youth buildings and property. All ayes, committee, he was chiefly resporj* Motion by Hopkins, supported by sibl> for erection of the Comanche Koenn to amend the previous mo Tt-oop lodge at Bruin Lake Scout tion to read that the money from Camp* in 1957. the sale of the Old Junior High In 1954 Mayer was lieutenant- (Continued on page six) governor of Division VI of the Michigan District of- Kiwanis In ternational. ' v1 Season Athletic His interest in Boy Scouts earn ed him a Silver Beaver a.ward in I960 highest award for adults^ ac Tickets Available tive in volunteer Boy .Scout. Work. He was a member of the Chelsea For First Time Community Chest board of direc For the first time, season ath tors and served as campaign chair letic tickets Wilt be available to, man, was member and officer of students in the Chelsea School sys Rod And Gun Club and member, of tem and adults. The tickets will the Chelsoa Chamber of Commerce, allow an individual admission to /any juniop or senior high sporting event,, including football,, baseball Former Lynn Lipphart and basketball with 'the exception of tournament or rgoional events. Earns Master's Degree . The tickets will sell for $10 to Lynn Marie Berk, formerly Lynn adults a^d $6 to students. This Ma,vie' Llpphnrt of, Chelsoaj re price represents savings of $12.50 ceived her MS In (English from for adults and $5.75 for students Purdue University last month. She- If all events are attended. has married Toby Berk from C'hl* DIRECTING BULLDOGS: The,six men provid- wood And Mike Harvey; and back row, head coach The pickets piay be .purchased cago And both are' pursuing their ing much of the brains and brawii behind the Phil Bareis, assistant coaches Bob Pursel and Rich at the High school, Strieter’s, Fos doctorate degrees at Purdue Vhile ter’s, or Chelsea Drug and from teachirig there, Mrs.-Berk Is teach Chelsea High Bulldogs this season are, front row, Bareis, Senior High athletes, ing English and history. left to right, co*captain* Craig Houle, Gary Ellen* . r PA G E TWO THE DEXTER LEADER, DEXTER, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER. 1^ DtllHMIllllMIIIII They -tied Leach win, -v Established they searched the h o ^ ^ g j W c [ t (Eljflsrji Jitanfrarfr ‘ g r T s w i 1971 officers believe a ew \ Sh« I JUST Excellence Award by Michigan Press Association < obtained m to thl S S ^ Item* Taken from the File* qf Tkt CMkfA Standard 1951-1952-1955-19G0-1964-19G6-198G i ...... iniiiium«iiuiiM«Mim|0 Walter P. Leonard, Editor and Publisher ...... ■ i ■ ...... ■ 1 entries be reported to them as 4 Years A q o ,.. soon as possible. 460, an increase of s Published every,Thursday morning at 800 North Main Thursday, Sept. 10, 1964rr Mrs. Sally Smith, president of year s count. The fw ? r Street, Chelsea, Mich. 48118, and second class postage paid Total enrollment in all Ohelkea the Chelsea Teachers Club, and practice was held Monday |n R at Cholsea, Mich., under the Act of March 3, 1879. schools on the first day of classes, Miss Mabel Fox will be in H arri aratlon for the openinc ^ ; . p was approximately 2400. This to son Friday night and Saturday to 21 against Milan. g - ADDRESS CORRECTION REQUESTED tal included 456 at South Elemen attend sessions of the : Michigan* -C h elsea- and vicinitv .l . tary; 488 at North Elementary; State Teachers dub. ' in the activities ofbu£ J r ,Subscription Ratos (Payable in Advance) 257 at St. Mary’a; 424 at Chelsea Police Chief George Doe, who is tpore than welcome In Michigan: ' , ■ Outside Michigan: Junior High; and 584 at Chelsea Civil Defense director for Sylvan have been carried away and^ One Year ...-...... $3.00 - 'One Year ...... v...... -...... $4.00 High. township, has appointed Herman have been burglarized; “ ho v Six Months ...... $1.75 Six Months- .....-...... - $2.25 -< Erwin Haist and Son. were Bertke as chief of the Sylvan town The home of Mr. and i Single Copies...... *,...... $ .10 Single Copies ...... $ .10 awarded the ’“Premier Breeder ship Auxiliary firemen’s group, Beissol was the scenlV Sorvice men or women, anywhere, 1 year -... $3.00 Banner,” highest award in the Thirty-two members were pre enjoyable family party li^- Black Top Delaine sheep division sent for the September meeting of The occasion,calling forth s5S at the Michigan Statp'Fair? Duane Herbert J. McKuno-"Unit ~Not“81, bouquets and 25 dinn r guelf NATIONAL NEWSPAPER NATIONAL NEWS^PAPJVNationalAdvertisingRepreaentative: Bycraft, ll-year-old grandson vof: American Legion Auxiliary. The ~ MICHIGAN NEWSPAPERS, INC. Erwin Haist, had the Gorried.ale meeting was Tuesday at the Region ,filver tea aervffV 3 E 1 lA# c6 T,fo 257 Michigan Ave. champion ewe in the' junior divis Home at Cavanaugh iLake. chest of silver was presenL East Lansing. Mich. 49828 ion at the . fair. \ the celebrating couple. ^ Tish Preuss is now in England ' The Eastern. Star as one of the seven-member U .S. 24 Years Aao,.. - m e World's All Klght'^wfii, Thursday, Sept. 14, 1944— Friday and Saturday with rt * t h b Curtis Cup golf team who will compete tomorrow and Saturday For the $hlrd time this season ren’s Story Hour with Mrs. He with the British Curtis Cup team the Kiwanlans defeated a Cassidy Baxtev acting as the Teltw! LANSING at Royal, Porthcall, South Wales. Lake aggregation of ball players fnt0 ,7 J-jdy. She is aesilted bf The Rev. George Stanford, for in a game at the athletic field local children between the u h REPORT mer phaplain at the Methodist Monday. The defense of the Ki 5 and 9. Also included in the* scene are Mr. and Mrs. t, pkom Home, and his wife, Florence, wanis was functioning well, es took part in the annual Labor Day pecially the'outfield ihg A1 John Smith as the mother and father s e n a t o r Mackinac Bridge walk. The 4.5 son and Doc Bharrard who made a Nursery Land. — ■ v .» mile walk celebrated their 50th left outstanding catches. Dill Voters in the primary election wedding anniversary a n d w a s Wolverton’ was on the mound for, Tuesday selected Frank D. R * GIL about the "same "distonce” the_ 72-“ 'the_"home—team—and—entertained- -gerald-and Arthur J. iiey a-8 year-old minister walked to his with one of hisi famous swan iG&uin# choices for governor,' Et BURSLEY parish in the early days of his dives. C._ Miehener,■ former congressmi ministry. ■ Through the co-operation of the from .this district, polled moref At Tuesday’s Kiwanis dub meet University of Michigan Music De double jthe _votes received by tail sales or about 5(5 percent of i How much money is the Mich ing, Don Turner, delegate /to the partment, William (Revelli, director opponentTJ. Milton Hover of Ym M iohigatl pHl ^naL.dnrO.nie...... J igan- -inc-mu*—tax producing? • Kiwanis International convention of the University band and mem lanti, for. the Republican congre People pay more in cigarette 1 , - ______•_ __ ■ . ______;______- 1 TT*i\v nre■■'total state : tax eol- in Los Angeles presented a tape bers of his conducting class will iona,l nomination. taxes eabh year in spite of. the leetions this- year by :'comparison^- he had made'of each day’s activi assist in the instructional program Every former Chelsea reside warnings by heart' and cancer spe with previous years? , - i . * MICHIGAN MIRROR * ties at the .convention. He had of the Chelsea high school band; will receive a ..personal invitati cialists. The 7 cent cigarette tax These' are questions I .am. fre originally sent the recording to Director this year will be Henry to attend the 100th Birthday Pa quently asked? ^Thep are of dir brings in about $80 million dol- rf ■■ . , By Elmer E. White. Secretary, Michigan Pr*t» Association and Homecoming Oot. 5 and larS Or a little over $11 million' ....mmmiimiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmitiimii...... 1 Paul F. Niehaus, secretary of the Busche, graduate, student at the root .concent to every' .taxpayer. University and director of the The present set-up will provide fw on a Chelsea club, : Preliminary, collection figures dollars' per- penny of tax Yes But No . available/, to communities on a construction and improvement. The local band at the summer concerts. acts .and entertainments each ho" pack of-cigarettes. : David iWinans, son of Mr. and for fiscal year reveal rec- Enthusiastic lack of support matching basis with'/the state addition of federal and local funds- Miss Marian May Eisele, daugh of the two .days so there willfe Many: other states have been Mrs. -David Winans, is one of more ord.revenues from all mtvjor taxes. for Michigan’s 'Quality Recreation paying 75 percent of costs. The would provide more than $600 ter of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Eisele, long delays in the program. rajsing.their cigarette taxes. New than 100 candidates for Central The individual income tax "pro proposal wa,s shown by the United remaining $70 million would be million to clfean up Michigan’s has enlisted in the W A V E S and ■Jersey this year increased it Michigan University’s 1964 Chip duced '$2(’>2’million dollars during Auto Workers union at a meeting spent for state parks,. fishing lakes and streams. left Wednesday for' the Naval Are fou planning a long an from 11 {o' 14 cents .per pack. pewa marching band who reported the nine months it was in effect— of state lenders. The union would areas, fish hatcheries, forest camp? The.two proposals will appear for band camp tryouts on the CMU Training School at Hunter’s Col mobile ,trip Remember, safs t„th an average of $2i)? million dollars * The gasoline tax rate was .in- not oppose the proposition, but grounds, hunting areas, hiking- separately on the ballot this fall, campus Wednesday. lege, Bronx, N .Y. Michigas Heart Association, don ..per month...... increased during the year and this neither.could it support the plan trails, snowmobile trails, etc. Com and passage of one does not de Mr«_^nd- Mrs. Alfred Dettling, Michigan 4-H’ers - haven?t per- drive for longer than an hour . The'corporation income'tax and contributed to a 1211* percent rise in its present form, according to bined with local and federnPfunds, pend upon passage of the other. Br., will celebrate their 50th wed mi-ttsd the summer drought to ham at most, two. The blood can the business activities tax, which in motor fuel tax revenues—to a ^Geno Sbrafini, from the union’s ■an estimated $170 million will bpr Voters who are concerned with ding anniversary Sunday starting per their food production projects. and sludge in your legs,' Got it replaced, are’more, difficult to total of $222 million dollars for conservation division. ■- available -for recreational purposes. adequate recreational facilities and with a High Mass at 10 a.m. in The fact was demonstrated at the of your ca,r and move aroun ■compare. The changeover took fisc.uj 10(38. , ,.M;1 I tiovernor Romney introduced two Clean-Water proposal, if ap lots of good,dean water will sup- St^J.oseph Catholic church. annual 4-H Club Show at Mich gambol, on the green—dance, rnn pi Rcc-:-Jo.n ;■ l w h Arc as th e i ml i v pj? O t h e r - t a x e s - - ^ receded alUj 3Cparatt hufm-elatedo.prQgrams.itb proved; by voters,. ..will-help fi . port the propositions ~ with”~tReTr igan State College Sept. 5 t5~ 8 but -get m avi ng,—Sludged - btc uni income tax started last Oct. __... ___ ..... i the group. Orte, designed to re nance new sewage... .treatment ’“yea” votes...... — where- vegetable and farm crop can induce a heart attack or bav "•1. "Cci'tmti groujjs which the busk produced were the utility property (,uce water poliution> received sup- plants, improvements to existing displaysvwere on a quality stand-, other; unpleasant consequence!. ness activities tax used to cover tax. the inheritance tax .and thq 1 ■■-■■-■- 14 Years Aito... port from those present, includ plants, and loans for., new, severs. Healthier Children Thursday, Sept. 9, 1954—- . arcl not"^bek)w that of previous (partnerships' and unincorpoi'ated intangibles tax.-.- ing the UAW. Some 150 communities are cur Mothers should be glad to know The question of “whiskey-by- normal rainfall years. available in more than i50;sha businesses) now. come under the In spite of these recorl reve . . Th? trouble . with most min rently in violation of Michigan’s that vaccines for six major . dis the-glass” as it is -popularly-known, Fire broke out-in the Francisco individual;, income tax; .There is; nues state government is still?far .The se.cond, which finances ex is that they are unused. short of funding all the demands. landed recreation, was subject- for pollution control law. These com-* eases ha,ve brought a decline in is to be an issue'of the November school house Friday evening and also a new financial institutions munitles would qualify ■ for 50 smallpox, diphtheria, polio, teta the Grass Lake fire department ‘income tax. Total tax - collections made, upon it—and some of these' UAW. criticism. Serafim, who election in Sylvan township. Peti requests should ■■rightfully be cufl sa*d be spoke for-Wqlter Reuther ■percent assistance from the state ;nup,: whooping cough and measles. tions .to place the issue- before was’ unable fo check the .flames. -fro m.. the. b usinoss com man ity—will and 25 percent from the—fedetabl—^jFbe—-Michigan— Department ot rise substantially,--however. back.' This after all is the' func- argued that the^$80. million cies- electors o fth e township wera pre- — MONEY tibn of the state budget office nndu ignftt®d for local parks was. too government in instituting a pol Public Health reported that in sented to Robert G. Foster/Sylvan ceeded in removing nearly all the Of major--importance; is the 7 lution control program, ■ 1967, there were no smallpox cases, Contents. The school board .hope^ percent ituwease from bur major the legislative appropriation. coni-il brtl® anilucer—-the. sales tax. mitt.-cs. j parks where he thought they were Undersheriff Charles Shaw and TROUBLE! needed- most. marked for-sewer-construction- and cases of . polio and -seven of teta Detective Sgt. Melvin C. Fuller Until a school house ân be built. ONE PtTVCE TO PAY1 This, amounted to an increase of_ I' stress, however, that Michigan' $285 million for ’treatment plant nus, Whooping cough and measles, $42 million dollars to a total of He. expressed concern that the responded last week when Warren in the coining year will be, pro-! however, .still accounted for major $(151 million dollars. The ■ closely. .vidipg, m. .pay,-a^-yQmgo#basis,M proposal would not result,in parks Hobver reported that plants grow C red it Management coincerrv. The' measles vaccine is ing on his farm were identified as 34 Years A q o . . . related “use tax” a,Iso - produced an ever: hfurW ■'Uy^l-;.-«t-feicet; •» • thA densely populated areas of Country Women relatively new, and the 1,047 cases Service .more revenue, an increase of $1 marijuana. The officers placed the Thursday, Sept. 15,r 1934—i. ^ ; for her' "citizens;'Odr^ eduC'ationalif Detroit, Grand Rapids, Flint apd indicate laxity on the part of par-' million lr> $75 'million dollars. retail value of the marijuana at Three bandits tljt hom 662-2565 programs, par,;hea.lth facilities artd.J?1 ■ * h,gh^ urban communities, ents: ik..having.children innoculat- ■ Th('.4..pe.i,(Xe)it- sales tax can eas our highways—to mention orily:| Instead, • Se.raifsi charged, the Of World Meet $35,000 if sold on the illicit market.. of Mr. and Mrs.' Frank Deach'e:i 3 4 2 M unicipal Court Bldg. Lima township Wednesday night ily.: ho calcuftttod to have applied three-, major areas—-are among} parks would be located in sub^ ed* ' M v ,,,;■• ■ ,..r? ;; The plants are believed to have A nn Arbor and ordered—them a t gunpoint' to' to over-billion : dollars in re-. the nation’s best. urbs and cities where-they--would7 On MSU Campus Whoopiil|f cough! |wacc(ffe ,has b?en growing in the same spot for State Licensed and Bonded turn over any money in-the house. be. more available to wealthier Two thousand women from all been available; for many years. more than 60 years without being recognized.' ' people. He asked for a revision over the world have converged on The department points out , that i-of the plan, ------■ - - — the Michigan rSiate - University over 70 percent of the 1,058 cased . High -school classes elected- of . The Governor and conservation campus to attend ,the 12th T ri reported last year occurred in the ficers the first day-, of school as officials agreed.that further con ennial Conference- of the-Assoei- ceri-jtral portion of Detroit, largely follows: Seniors: Larry Chapman, sideration—of— the—points—he- made' ated Country Women of< the^World; in .the impoverished areas. presideht^-Diette-Hibbs, vice-pres would take. place . promptly. '' The ACWW is a worldrwide" or Mumps may soon show the de ident; Richard Ringe, secretary* Present plans call 'for a. $100 ganization of rural and country cline of other communicable dis Juniors: Fred Hoffman, president; t o s a v e million recreation proposal and a women working together toward eases; the department noted. In Edward Walker, v i c e - president; | $335 million water pollution eon a better w’ay of life , in tHe home 1967,'some 18,022’ cases of mumps Beth Irwin, secretary. Sophomores: trol proposal on the November and. community. Its ultimate "were, reported; 62 led to post- Barbara Collins, president; Tim ballot. : If authorized by voters, goal . , . a better' world, free of infectious encephalitis. A live vi Schulze, vice-president^Bud Guest, the state will "bond itself for the hunger, disease, and 'strife. rus, vaccine is now; available and secretary. ------$435 million. Organized in the 1920’s by a Its Effect should'be evident in 1968. iChelsea Community F a ir enter Because Cleary College specializes in training Tuberculosis continued to de tainment chairman «Paul F, Nie Proponents stress that the bonds handful of tfomen meeting in Lon crease; 1,900 new cases were re haus says that Governor G. Men- you for a successful management, accounting can be sold with no increase in don? the ACW W ' has grown to in ported, down 400 from 1966. Ven nen Williams will be present to tdxes. Retirement of other bond clude more . than 6,000,000 mem or secretarial career, m ore jo b s are available ereal diseases increased about crown the queen Saturday. Walter ssues and economic growth witT bers in 200 constituent societies three percent over .1960 with 3,905 Harper and Ted Balmer are in o v e r than Cleary can supply graduates to f i l l I provide enough revenue to cover in 56 countries.. International dases of syphilis and 12,677 cases charge of floats for the-parade principal and interest payments headquarters are in London under ~ Cleary College offers one, two and four.year programs" of gonorrhea reported. and are urging that prospective within the present tax structure.' the direction- of Mrs. John PBcll, feading to a 'diploma, associate degree .or bachelor's general secretary/ The $30 million earmarked for ...... degree. At Cleary you learn more in order that you may -With a conference theme de .iiiKiMKitiiii.iiiiiiimMiiMiHMimiiiiiiiintmmmiimiHiiiimiiuiiitiKmiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiMiHitiiiiiiiiiiMii) local recreation facilities would be 4'.W/1 earn.more upon graduation. And the prestige o ft voted to “Learning To Live,” del w ith a new - special ized Clearybusinessedueation-assuresyouoft- MEXItbVN FIND— _1X egates, will attend, work and .study- mora rewarding future. : Mexico City is developing an sessions in areas relating to the “archeological park” around an individual, the family, the com cient ruins excavated ' during the munity, and the world. G a s d r y e r . construction of the 'Olympic V il Michigan women representing Attention June Graduates ...... lage. Four temples and numerous the Farm Bureau Women’s-Gom^ DEAR MISTER EDITOR: FALL TERM small tombs have been discovered jnittee, Extension Homemakers As reconize a problem and try to and are believed to date from a sociation, and the Women’s Farm Some of the fellers at the coun d e a l‘with it. Some people don’t STARTS culture which flourished from 800 and' Garden Club's have fbeen try store Saturday night was of reconize poison ivy,? Clem allowed, to 20.0 B. C. Restoration will be planning this conference since the the opinion one °f the troubles but they break out in a rash just SEPTEMBER 23, 1968 partially completed by the time last international meeting, hold in with this nation today was that we the same. Them that don’t reconize of~thF“ 01ym ptrcr— :------— ------Dublin, I reland, in -1965;- --.—:— jwouldnlt—recognize- our- problemo- thg.d It's not tod soern to register for the fall of 1968. An additional 4,009 women from and face up to the situation. and mushrooms., better let some Reserve your courses . now at the hours to $Uit. YOUR OTHER ‘HOME’ all parts of the United Sta.tcs Ed Doolittle, fer instant, said body else do the picking, was your schedule and requirements. The countryside is our outdoor wefe pn hand for USA Day, Sept. our portending that them folks on Clem’s words. “home.” None of us throws trash 5...... ’. Formoser was ;the legal Govern The fellers was general agreed ment’ of China was the grand- on his lawn or strews it around Sunday, Sept. 8, 600 overseas with Zeke and Cletti and they all daddy of hopeless causes. his own living room. Yet some delegates were guests in hundreds listed Ihe things they was going Day and Evening Classes—8 a.m. through 3 p.m. Ed, Mister Elitor, knows as of us use our highways and rec-, ,of homes throughout Michigan. to reconize. B\ig Hookum said he daily; evening class hours avai!ablt-.Monday through much about foreign policy as a reation areas as if they were giant? A special. Detroit Day was was going home and reconize a Jersey bull knows about the Now Friday for one. two or three nights a week. -garbage dumps. Don’t be a ■ Lit- scheduled for iSept. .Id. Post-con broke board in his porch that had Testament but ignorance ain’t no terbu^. Let’s keep our outdoor ference tours are planned by many throwed him a dozen times in the drawback to Ed. iHe’ll discuss SEND COUPON TODAY hom? beautiful.____ .. ’ .:...... of the delegates. past two year, and-Josh Clod . ' ... . . _ ____ anything. At least onct. If your w ife Is drying cloth# Or phone the Cleary College. Admission Office, hopper confessed he had better Zeke Grubo said he didn’t know reconize them thin tires on his ■ ^ on a line, she's working w HU 3-4400. Get the specialized education you need nothing about them /Chinese, pro- pickhp truck. BUILDINGS FOR SALE biems but he was agreed that less then 2d a load. That'* alltt for business success. Bid closed th4 session by saying^ ' Sealed proposals will be received by the undersigned at 1750 folks as well as Guvernment has to costs to do It In a Gas dryer. Aw Guardian Building, Detroit, Michigan 48226, . until, 2:00 p.m., it was a puzzle to him why the face up to and reconize their bad that's the thriftiest, easiest way J E.D .T., on Tuesday, September 24,1968 for sale and removal from situations. Fer, a long time, ho U. S. wouldn’t reconize a outfit ps big and mean as Red China the premises of buildings at 8800 North Territorial Road, Dexter, said, the in television networks the world, It's 1/6 the cost of the nen but .reconizes the Communist Party Michigan. wouldn’t admit the others was and let’s them run a candidate fer best way—with electricity. . , there, Final, they started calling Buildings include handhewed oak timbers with wood pins. President along-aide the Democrat So-when you consider the numbwei one another “the other network,” Studs 4 x 4s and 6 x 6s, 2 story barn with heavy oak framing. and Republican Party. and then some NBC announcer loads dried by an average family* «w Siding is weathered and unpainted. slipped up one night and said That’s the first time,^Mister could save over $2 8 .0 0 ^Hi: .1 amva Marine has more responsibility for main group, * organised 'by Mrs. Glen over here in C h u ^ i. I received taining dnd watching his owm Edict, retiring presid?ntrp>icked uji ine of your bagsôr Christmas, stored grain. If there should - be- ihe four ladies for a busy day' of All I catrsajris Thanks-to all of insect infestation o r deterioration retting acquainted. They took them you for caring. Christmas over from some other--condition,r the to church, to their homes and here, isn’t much, but when a guy real loss would be to; the farmer farms, enjoyed a pot-luck family received something from people he since;: his final returns will br picnic with them vat Pierce park, ioesn’t kn'ow, it gives .him a good, based on the condition of the -cured Chelsea and returned them ’poling to know there are*, some grain when the loan is paid off '--I'1 tQ.nampus. who still care about him and-^11 or the crop is del i vored in /payment -i This- yfas. a-iAther-.unique ex* ;he.boys over here;: Hope you all of' the loan. -- % fcss..j porience for the extension group, had. a wonderful Christmas. Thanks In case where the grain is found >.s few of the conferences are in Dpi. Da,ve Asbury, USM C.” to be deteriorating and some, loss the U: fi. ., • ' ‘-Dear Sirs: It is most hearten nvight/oceur, • Doietzky said, the All of the guests' spoke Eng ing to know that there are ' so farmer should notify the county lish. In fact, the ladies blended so many peoplo. back home, who are office immediately so that arrange well that Mrs. Har'SjJ&JHgfii young thinking of us. Being a Detroiter ments may be made to correct'the FISHING LODGE FRIENDS: BudJohnson the smiling' faces in . this pl\oto. the Johnsons and 1 est son couldn’t: -tell who was for myself it really made me feel good condition' or move the grain. This T H E S E W E R E “K E E P E R S ’’: Olie (left) and Bud Johnson on will_ win, y Chapter of Red Cross a Very Merry m Miss Nina Sturdy, from Dorset, and Blessed Christmas and Best England, was a farm woman. She Wishes for a Prosperous, and Achievement has Dorset sheep and a herd of Happy New Year. Cpl. Walt Szu- cattle on her farm there. She at While we might envy another per, USM C.” ' tended one of the early meetings man’s wealth,; or his standing in of Associated /Country Women , “Hello there:" My name is John the community, -we would most North Lake Orchards held in 1936. / C. Wilson and I am just writing likely not be too quick to change State Certified Farm. Agricultural Market Edmonton, Alberta before I -left Chelsea. I am to you to say thanks for the tried our luck one day in the' The guest from Windhoek,, South- places with him. To do so would Sept. 1, 1968 really thankful, that' my schedule Christmas present. I was one of: 13260 NORTH TERRITORIAL RD. river'-flowing - out of. the lake, west Africa was an extension agent moan that:.We would have to giyp Lr Rt'iulers, worked out so that.1 could join those who -received a package from It is known as the Unknown similar to the ones we have in the up some' things that are near and. Bud and Olie there. your organization. Although I am Open Daily Except Monday and Thursday ISince my last report I have River and we were quite frus U. S. She lives/in an area -sup dear to us. not from Michigan I am just tn at -it again, traveling To-reach Waterbury/Lakir-we- trated for a while as wd could ported mainly by Persian, lamb So -it-îs that when we say, "I across the Lake from your state. tough Canada’s' northland in flew on a scheduled flight from see dozens of large grayling raising and diamond mining. wish I were in his place,’’ we Uh of the elusive trout and Winnipeg with Transair Air jumping' for flys in the fast My .home town in Milwaukee, I reajiy_ mean that we would like A farm wife from Alysham, Sas Canning Tomatoes and home-grown Melons ►otic. Grayling , in northeast lines to Lynn Lake-, Manitoba. rapids but they would not touch am stationed .in Chu Lai. Again to have his money, or we would katchewan, Canada, left a 900-acre Iskatchewan^ r. From here we were .picked up any fly pattern we tried, F i I want ter say ’Thank You’ for like to have his talent as an ex crop and livestock-fapm to- attend (l joined up with local Chelsea ■by float planes and transported nally we found out wh’at they what your organization is doing ecutive, or an achieverr ready in two weeks. 'the conference. Since her. area-wob pidents Olie ami Bud Johnson 150 miles farther to '.Water- were feeding on by trimming for us. Sincerely, Cpl. John C. . We would not necessarily want ouj settled in 1911, she w^s not fa [winnepeg, Manitoba, for this bury Lake. sonic of our ' fly patterns to Wilson.’.’ all of this man’s friends. We miliar with older/ houses. She limey into Waterbury Lake, Here we were welcomed by resemble the'bird fly. We were "Hello: Our thanks .to you and would-certainly- want none of his expressed interest in o.ur century- atcj'buryibake is 18*miles long our host and hostess :.Jiin„ and ..'-..“M.e. t0 take :enough for a good the p articipating groups that made problems,, too. Wo would, instead, old buildings; In her ,heavHjr-wood=- eight " ffliles . wide a,t the Shirley Jackson, a very charm shore lunch which was prepared our Christmas here at Chu Lai pick and" choose,"hoping to swap ed area large farms are the rule Idest part. It is dotted With ing couple. They_do everything- by our.guide. . Marine -Air Base -much - closer to off—the—ba,d—for - the good. rather than the exception.- Iniei'oiis small islands cqvered . home. Very greatefully, Major.:R. It’s .rather silly, isn’t it? ■possible to .make their guests . He used all the finesse of a A fourth guest, from tHe Neth |th spruce and- jack pine, With S. Mayock.” ■--*:■ Is . it not better that we • ap We ll Pep Up comfortable during thbir stay. great chef, T h e Arctic Grayling erlands, did not haye a fafnif back me birch that: were changing proach self-betterment through i } The lake is teeming with large' is real tasty w h en ' fried over ground. Apparently Holland is "Dear .Sir: Your Christmas pre fail color, ■ which made a self-analysis? Is it not better that lake- trout and northern pike or ■an open fire on. the.’ banks of more modern than the extension sents were certainly well received ally pretty sight. we realize that "wishing” is no "Ja.ckfish” as the pike are called the stream where it was ca_ught ■group had thought,. When they by members of this squadron,. Mr Your Battery! substitute for effort? , lOlie and Bud Johnson had in' Canada. The ’streams- flow? a few minutes before.' What a took her to the car' wash, thinking sincere appreciation to. all the ;-Countr-th‘(^ good things that are loked the trip • to ■:Jackson’s ing in and out of the' lake are- treat! After lunch wo- were she-woul(Ube-impfessed,she-iaid participating groups who gave Don't let your battery let you yours. Consider fHe areas in pike to include me'some time alive, with Arctic Grayling. We able to take three trophy size that Holland had had them for their time and energy.-tor-’ this which you can tdo better by work dawn! See us for battery service grayling, (see picture), before years too! She expained that wedr- project. I r is refreshing to act and application. .You would not we had to head for camp .which fng her wedding and engagement ually witness a tangible gesture of . . . and every auto service. give up. the good things in your was 18 miles tp the. fa,r end'll rings on her right hand meant support from a representative life. Hold on to them. Make the of the lake. We vowed to re- . she was Catholic in Holland. crpss-section of Americans. My of COMPLETE ONE-STOP SERVICE effort to - do something about the turn ‘some day \yith a larger, The next meeting of the Lima ficers and men here in' Chu 'Lai, . .assortment'-: of • flies to try on t Vietnam/, join ,.mc in extending things that you do not like. You Center Extension Group will be may discover the secret of' the those record breakers. . ' Oct. 9. «t the hall. • r : 1 our appreciation for making1 our Bill Brown's Super Service u, Christmas a little happier .'Semper s u c c e s s f u,l man: achievemeat - I am sure. they are lurking • through' effort GOOD GULF PRODUCTS in .those -roaring rapids of the. Fidelis. ■ Lt. Cbh . ....''‘Cpntmabding.’’ Unknown River and I .am sure "Dear Sir: I wish ,to thapk B ED O F A IR 295 S. MAIN ST, PHONE GR 9-1311 112 E* Middle St., Chelsea there is no greater thrill ..than evefrybody who had a hand in the sonwir . Charleston,' S.C.— A bed of ajr Tbattling- a large .grayling on a- packages sent to us overseas. You costing $1000,000 has been develop- ...fly rod in a fast flowing stream. don’t know how happy the men TROOP 4 6 5 - ed at the Medical College of South Thu Grayling I !'believe to be. are. to think not all halve- forgotten Boy Scout Troop: 465 elected them back in the motherland. I Carolina. ThomasS, .Hargest, a Open Tuesday through Saturday, t!iu ' most powerful fish ^that officers at’ the opening meetjnjj; bio-medical engineer, and Dr. Curt swims for its size. The world would rather be home' with my Ricky Foytik is the new—seplegi qpyed ones than be here, but peo- is.P...Artz, designers of the model, r^. 10 a.iu. to 10 p.m. __ record is less than six pounds.^ patrol leader. He is assiated^By hope it- will solve the problem of The large doi'sil fiir (see picture) pie like you make me proud to Carnver Slocum, Jr. fight for the free world. God bless keeping burned or paralyzed pa probably ebntriubtus to its fight- . Stouts elected Larry Ga.rlick on tients comfortable during long com ing strength, a very colorful you all. S-Sgt. J. E. Adams.” Sunday, 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. the Eagle patrol .and Bob Taylor "25 Deq; Dear People: I would finement. prize when first .taken from the of the Bat patrol to be leaders. \va'ter, We caught lake troiit bv like to thank all of you for the In addition^there-were-three new Christmas gift I received from you Loud . talking sometimes—passes! the dozen and; tossed them back; assistant scoutmaeters, Daniel Foy- as intelligence, bpt not for long. keeping only those that Wore today. It makes a guy feel pretty t.ik, Francis Fen'ier and William good to know that some one back FEATURING EACH FRIDAY: hooked deep and apt to die. Bauer. They will be helping scout- in the States really cares enough' The first four libitrs of fishing mrasters Ek rl Dreima,n-and-WilUam- to-smul-us-aomething—tJ’jS]) BOOTS FISH FRY and SALAD TABLE v. prmluced the onas-held by Olie. Sriydor'. . . I- all the wonderful girls dubs and The larger o n e weighed 15 ^ — V A C U U M - Turkey dinner on Sunday plus a complete menu The troop welcomes, ail boys 11 sororities. , It has been so long pound’s and gave Olie quite ivtuk- years of age or over. each day. sle before it was la.n Jed. -since I ’ve seen an American:; girh I begin to forget what they loojt CLEANERS YOU Several Impound lake trout ON MISSILE BATTERIES like. Well, I pulled burfker. .duty were also caught by the three The Pentagon reports that the tonight so I have to leave, let me ELECTROLUX of us_, during our week’s stay, Armyîs considering shutting down thank you again for the gifts. SALES and SERVICE Come in and enjoy the friendly along^sfttjth several large north a number of anti-bcun.ber missile Yours truly, Pfc; T. L.” . CAN ern pike in the 15-.pound class. batteries as an economy' measure These . ajid . other letiei’s are on 'Early American atmosphere The fishjng-alone-Isn’t a,ll one ordered by Congress. Some sites Hisplay__in _the_ Red Cross C hapter J A M E S C O X travels tins; distance . for. ■ It’s are less than 10 years old. Headquarters on Packard Rd., Ann Manchester while you dine. partly for the folTow'shlp one Arbor. Anyone may see them if Ph. 428-2931 or 428-8221 DEPEND encounters while at these remote and restful spot at Waterbury: you are in the vicinity. lodges such as Jackson’s at Lake, Waterbary Lake. We met a numbe.rof-inte _._Most- made a vow that we V should return, >It wa,s with eating people while there, (seb another, degree of sadness that group picture). Others not I said goodbye T;o"01ie and Bud shown were Roy Browley._of at the Wnncpeg airport as they Niles, Michigan; La Vay Poehl-.- gyt their flight to Metro air- man, Niles; Vern L. Murphy, port and I caught -a jet to Dpwagiac;'Michigan; Roy Peters, Edmonton. -of-Niles; and Mr. and Mrs. E. L. ■ ■ • Griggs, Jr., Chattanooga, Ten From here I shall head into COOLING SYSTEM nessee. the Canadian‘Rockies for-some It seems as if the week passed more scenic adventure. I will by- much- too quickly to suit keep you posted as to my wan most .of u s .-It w a s’with some derings. ’ regrets tlmt we left this-quiet Don Turner.