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]S t Y.SECOND~ YEAR— N o. 28 12 Pages This Week CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 10fi n«r Conv — — — Clinics Slated Safetagging For Rabies D r. H . G . Pearce, Far Behind Vaccination Retired M inister, It was. pointed out yesterday , The Washtenaw County Veter­ ,w nioi'c than half of the period;. inary Association and' the Wa'sR- L v t to Feb. 28, fo r purchasing tenaw^County ^Health Department in,53 license plates has slipped by.' are, apnofinfiing the schedule for Succum bs Saturday According to Wallace- Wood, Chel- Itabies .V a.o-ei-n-a t i o n,=s“Clinics Aj_ _ T^^pclrnnnragev'of the Sec^ throughout the county. rotary of State office. hcenso sales The clinics are being arranged Served 41 Years have been far below that of last this year by Dr, George E. Bowler, year This means that, unless, mo­ Public Health Veterinarian and by In Ministry of torists begin to g et their plate.s: members :of the Washtenaw County goon, they will have to stand in a Veterinary ,Medical v._Aaaa— service is' an innovation of S ecret — A t -Dexter “the cllnie hours "are is at present is attending- the Uni-J Ma^SeoHeldv^arleto n ^ tiy-City;: tary of State James M.jJIiii: from 2- until—6-p.in, at the Fire ersity of Michigan, where he ia H ast^ajv as, Jtfor-enci,:-Pontiac--,and _ be-j’orrvc:■ _ ‘ ' " ! ' znr " d e g r e e -i n -clinic will"be h'eld'at'Sylvan Town Hall ROBERT ‘ f) A NIELS, left, warn installed Mon­ of only-tw o- pins . in .. the/ state that have been Detroit, At Detroit he was associ­ areas" that do hot- have a local Old vTesta.ment studies and Semit-. ate.pastor With. Dr. M erton.S. Rice, branch office.' The schedule is as. from 7 until 9 p.m. , day flight as president of the Kiwanis club of handed dnwn'~iu ibis manner since the charter its, has begun a two-year appoint­ - Dr. P. E. Sharrard and-Dr. Wil­ pt East Grand Boulevard Metho­ follows: Frank- Giobs Chevrolet ment as frastor of • St. Thomas Chelsea ~ the third member of Ids faiiiily to hold president ..-first-, wore it,. Installing officer was fred Lane will be in charge both at dist church. • ■- ■■ Sales on Jail. 12 and Feb. 9; -Alfred: Evangelical -Lutheran church in the office; His father, Warren Daniels (center) John H. Tluimpson of Ann Arhor Western Ki­ The Rev. Dr. Harvey Pearce Gross Font Rales on J a iv 26 and Dexter and Chelsea. He retired-in119.38 after year’s Freedom tow.nshjp. was the first-president of the chib following its wanis. club, who is lieutenant-governor of Ki­ leave of absence during' which H e^ Feb."IS.-Hours will .be from.l to The M anchester clinic is .also, organization in 1924, and the new president’s The church' has been without sehedyled for the evening of Jan, wanis Division VI, The installation look place in and hi.s'jwife toured the Holy Land. 5 p.m. ,, ; '. a .regular-pastor since the death, brother, James Daniels served" as-Tpresident” i»T. ■—"Don’t forget to,: reweigh - the 1(3 from 7 until 9 o’clock, The “the .social center of tlie Metliodist _clun:ch._Qtlnir- In I960 he- realized his-often ex­ the club five years ago in l958, Outgoing Presi-" Area Hunting trWkr;W!'Tvatleyiraml”in’ing your Oct, 17, of the .‘former pastor, the clinic will be held at the Washte­ 7 offtcers installed are Wallace Wood, first vice-- pressed wish to-visit Oberammer- Rev, Richard Bierlein. _i_ L^ey-aMd...truck-, title*/' - Wood—re~ naw County -Highway " garage. dent A. S. Penhallegon handed the president's. pin/ president; Don Turner, second vice-president; Lor- gau, in -Bavaria, to s.ee the world- mimls prospective purchasers of The Rev, Spomer formerly served Other county -areas where clinics he has worn the nasi year . In Jjini^ Ikiw l^ 4ng-^(L—Bah's,- treasurerj and" Paul FM\iehans, as- famcd" Pussiuri -play, m aklng the V io la to rs license "plates. ■as—assistant -pastor’—at Bethlehem" are scllcdueld Jan. 10 included Mi­ Daniels, in turn, handed it to his father who pinned secretary for his 32nd consecutive year. Members trip with one of his daughters and Lutheran church, in Baltimore, Md. lan* T-9 p.m.., a t the Community it -the lapel of the newest president, the 3(Uh his son, the Rev. Edwin 4-lc-v -»X..the.J.UHii;(l of. .directors—also took—offlee-fot—tirg" of—D etroit, Never Learn ’*4 ~ " " "laline "FiTe Fire HalfHall 7-9 to act in that capacity. The president’s pin is—tlitr- >reirr—Louis Allen, Fred Anderson, William Rich, at- the Baltimore church, Oct, 7, .p.m,; and Ypsilanti Township Hall," The son was pastor of the Dexter MasonsPlan same one worn by Warren Daniels and all other (J. A. Staffa-n, Floyd Fowler, Ray Knickerbocker Conseivation Officer Donlev lJlfil-Uf.t.eai=aa’c.eivi ng-a-bachel of- - of 2-7—p.nj.------r. M.ethodikt church’in the li) ’s . ’ presidents of the club. It is believed to be one and Dr. Clare Warren, 20 Boyer has reported a number <4 divinity degree at Concordia Theo­ Additional clinics are to be held Dr, Pearce was bom at Leoni, hunting violations which took Banquet for logical Seminary', St. Louis, Mo. He Saturday, Jan, 19, as followsr Su- Aiig. 24^ 187.3, n son of; the...Rev/ had -receiV-ed his, bachelor^ of arts F nine is "aiid A della Glenn Pearce. place itr the past two weeks. perj.Q.r.,_TownsUp.._Hall^ 2J4--p,mi, * ~o- ^-O n Dec--27r in-M unieipal Court, "degree' "In-iT)54~.~ Whitmore Lake Fire Hall, 2-4 p.m.; M Waterloo Historical Society He -graduated from""Hudson' High school and,, iri 1’897. fr?>m Albion Ann Arbor, John Urbani, 21, of ■ - Born Nov—l(i, 11132, at Wadena-, ■Salem Fire Hall—l^L-qnmr Dearborn, was . .found guilty: of - -Mimh, the College. On Oet; 25, 1899, at f enn—Arbor—-the-^-eHnies—are C o u n cil Plans Illustrated Talks N c w - killing a doe deer and -fined $50. ■ Glenn L. AIFofTUnrTArboiYM. W attended.;. Concordia- High school being held Jan. 16 from 2' unti pm:t, he was irraFried to E E: m m a He was also ordered to pay $20 Grand Master of the Grand Lodge; and Junior College at St. Paul, 7 p.m. in the offices of veter'i'n Of special' interest to area resi- Buhl. His father, a Cojrgregational- costs. The offense occured Dee. 21 MAM of Michigan* will be the Minn,, from 1946 until 1952. ■ ftrians—,J. A. Hergott,' 2150 Lib- dinits-is -a; sod<^a-’of-TRust-H>-tetFtn 1 ky ics man­ Mothodiiit m inister'-officiatm L-Thg at 4 a,m. behind Turner .Electric Tl^-vicarcrt~at: Our to be offered by the Waterloo aged', luvv they cooked and what Pearces : celebrated • -their golden Co. on dacksdn Rd* wedding in 1949 -at N.ort.h_Lnkn banquet here Saturday evening. ■ eran church, New Orleans, La., in Jackson Rd.; J.- C. Schwabland Al'ca-liistoi'icai Soclety.'- tlie TiraL Jiicy. ji.te, jthair-c-lotluiSf=thei r - wea p-^ O .tH W V iH 1 u t ibTTf^uvhdd is po sitio n Leslie Frisk of..Ann .Arbor, who: 1955*annet'yj , Ronald Rogers, 19, of Saline, Guftis FaiTuy,. W orBhipfuPM ai- January Birthday a' YMCA chaplain from 1917 until assessed $22.30 fine and costs be­ ter of Chelsea Lodge 15.fi, F&AM, ages at Concordia .Senior College Discussion Was held with Homer< and the style preceding .’and-fal­ who will arrange todinvo the story 1919 during World War I. lie then, in Fort W ayne, Ind...... lowing the Victorian era, recorded, fore Justice Jerome' Lamb of Sa* Will-inti'odiu'e all lodge officers. Nixon, Chelsea .Electric and W ater served as . pastor of the Chelsea lluiL./tu'-epn'yiug^Jrii, uncased g-ua Party Honors 11 ' TJie third, meeting ■■will-cohsider Kcsemitiuns for the dinner are The Rev. Spomer was married . . # Department superintendent, re- A committee in charge, of ar- ATot.hodis-t church ■ fo'ririili'oFFHmy in bis ear. lie was apprehended atr1 to be-made at once with D'onakL June 16, 1957 to CariaJlLiim llJiiid j M ethodist IIPltte W arding the . depmTmont’s $55,000 Trnfgumcncs ior the - meeting has antique -furniture of-- fhc t’vnes before joining tlia_hikho.;rs—staff- .12:05 U.m., Dec. 27. _ thov noy—have- tAvo/rrhiIdron, P iu iIh , "Dajvcgy, .. ■ . . ~ remergency-rfm nFTTIVestirtr- irTTGov^ “ arranged for a.-djaplny ’of photo- generally .found jit. the midwest of the Detroit M ethodist Cont’er- •James Marion, 17,. and his cous­ 2 '/a, and SWaan, one year-old.. Miss Mae Clark, who was 91 ernm ent bonds .and certificates of graphs :of interesting houses There will be slides to . help with e n c e . ’ ■: in, Robert Marion, 17,' of - Saline, the identification of the various The Rev. Sponier-will hold cate­ years old Jan. 5, oldest resident deposit at Chelsea State Bank. Jt in the. area. Because of this dis­ In 1921 he went to Albym CpL- were fined and assessed costs to­ Senator Hart Will chism classes for the confirmation, of- the M ethodist Hom e in point of. was suggested that some, increase play and the authoritative in­ styles ybich may have,been bought lege/as. alumni secretary land in taling $1/7.30 each .by the Saline class at 9:30 a.m. Saturdays. years she ' has lived there*’ was in income may be obtained by re­ formation to be’discussed by Prn- or inherited' by people .here, ’/ 1922 received - a;.doctor--bf divin­ justice for killing rabbits be*- Open Fund Drive Sunday church services lire "held, among the-11 persons honored at in vestm £nLr^T;rTrs-tire—r liam" frasor H eim s,/it is exjx'cTcd To­ -"'TfTe^fiH'iT'tTv m eeting, follow ing in ity degree at the college. . tween the prohibited hours of 7 . the January birthday ,party Tues­ Chandler was instructed to. work il ight's meeting will attract his­ early Aji.ril., will be an ’antique ex- He was assigned in 1922 to lie-, p.m. and 6 a.m. ______! at HT'a.m. followed by Sunday liibit (iraw ing upint nrivn-te cotle c-. school at' 11 a.m. . day. Miss Clark has. lived at-the. with Superintendent Nixon; oh the torians, builders and owners of umc-i)astoiVrof— O ak -Park . Methrr-- 7TRmnielIrl}.rig;rs , -. j r - p j , - of—A n n For Democrats Hom&\-the-pa^t—lfl-vears^rcornihg . p r o j e c t s mHo 1- horn es-wb«=wi Hii=to-pi reserve ti L-unt-iI he entereiFtlie- u si n g - a no tli o i' p e r sohs_ ]Tun flag lly-"' |Sundays Jaiw- 1-3- at- 4 o.m. at—the the_ Revr-M, J. 'Betz,“ Mrs. M ary equipment fund. The Village clerk for early February when Dr, Car TeFed'To the eommunity as a serv­ nursing home, - Di'. Pearce had cense. ' ’ i honui of eouiily Democratic Com-, Soon Be Back on job Rutzen, Mrs. Ida Loomis* - Mrs. y/as instructed, to .invest the fund Burkluml of Unadilla, will intro­ ice by the .Historical-Society..which spent summers at his North Lake Clifford R. Brooks, 50, of Many. . mitten Chairman Peter P. Darrow, N.ora Dench, .Mi's. N ina Irons, M rs. in . certificates of deposit and/or duce the’ subject “The Michigan has as its objective the preserva­ home, going to Fort Myers, Fla., V'best or," assessed $18.00 fine and JM Jladiu l1]., Ann\ Arbor. "The "Mr. and Mrs, M". W.' McClure Emma Faupetl, Mrs. Minnie Fish­ governm ent biHs. . Frontier,J815-1850.” ...... ■ ■ tion • i)f_4 the Jtealy Homestead* an each winter. Mrs. Pearce .died Nov. costs for hunting without iflicenslp returned home-Sunday after-spend*- er^ Miss— Anna-—Youngs, Mrs.- 1850 farm house in the Waterloo meeting iv ■oim- of a 1 number -of . (This ’meeting has been planned, 11. .1950.: : - - -The offense oee.yrred near • 'Gh^y:_ such meeting.', being held through- ing two weeks at the home of Frances Fejlmy . and Mrs. W ilma A veairr^and—its... e-ventuai ' deve!ou- Div - Pearr-n was n ■.■.mrnvhaE_Iii£ -M.O-tion to advertise for bids for ■to -ifft'ludii tap ed i en imisT,'irm ,es' nT," sea"'.timl Brooks i tppenTcd—for sen-" cut the ,-Pate-to—kick-off the api t h e i r- d a u g h t e r a n d f a m i 1 v ■ M i d l a n d . Btiggs; " " /collection and disposal of garbage luiiclhg by Justice Chandler Rog- ud—shttp— nTTtTps' -older meinbers of the community. -and-Tubbish-m - the Village; bids' The society is eager to colled an.d served aA supply pastor there ers on Dec.. 29. drive: Mr, and Mrs. George Hafner (fii many occasions; < . . dren at Vernon, Conn. with flowers and an arrangem ent are to be filed with the Village these stories from tin! lives-of tiui For possession Dec. 27 of pheas* baiToiy announcedrthat city and T En'route ' to their daughter’s of miniature figures of snowmen clerk by 8 p.m. Feb.' 5. were New Year’s -day guests at M ethodist ministers ~whd“ WcW> ants IHlled during the' closed sea- m.wnhluj). Democratic chairm en and home Dec. 21, Mr. McClure iluf- and pine trees. The birthday cake^ the home of—tlieir sun .-mil (J.-nid-li-. \u 11l1 uw—I hrw years a g o -at—th-e- son; AilluTr-nr Davidson, 52r"of" lnaneu chairmen are being-invitcch -decorations irrcltRied ^figures of Zone VI Civil Defense Director ter-iu-law, Mr. and Mrs. E d w a r d a n n u a l Detroit Conference sessions Wyandotte, and his son, William, uttem! the meeting, as well as train but was able to continue the snowmen and pine trees fashioned Elwyn Beach reported on Civil De< Tolice, Sheriffs Hafner, in Dexter, (Continued on page three) (Continued on page six) rcth.|;,L.^-;lTimiLw_cmiuty__Domo- tidp^i-o^k^reeoviJwng-iwtisf-Heter -of—iei-ngt- "fense'Tctivities; Beach requested huts pariieipuiing in this year’s ily and expects-to be back in his Euch of the ladies, received a early completion -of the radio com- Cars Get Blue fund.'aiiiiag. activities. 'office at. the Gas Co, InTa^sboTC package of hah~d~lotion ’as a .■birthaJ ununications^eanteiH n-the-' -Mtinfct- t i m c i----- — ..... ' — day gift, 'l'he maids gift-was hos pal Building basement. TlasEerLiyhts „ Captain iim| Mrs. W illiam Mc- icry. 1 Beach also reported on a planned Calluin and Although a-state law .passedJasL W i, fH,n' David, of. Camp 'Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Schultz meeting , Jan. 3 w ith John MyGilL_ytjar requiring all-police agencies f _ ^Mr.-'and M rs. W illiam Beuch B ave oite^, .Tex,, havo returned to were surprised Sunday \vith_a_yisit regarding radiation monitoring in the stute to . have...... blue flashing •.... I "kjf:s ‘ spending TO days by her mother, Mrs. Anthony returned home after spending the. training and related problems of holidays with their son and .fam ­ warning lights installed to replace I ■-w ltlkr M ' s.- M c C n l h n n ’s p a r e n t s , Budres, and. her sister and family, Civil Defense in the school system . the present red lights by 1964* the , ^■rs‘ Wenk, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zaidel and,son, ily, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Beach and °ther re 1 atives...... children nt-G cttysburg, Pa; Beach—mentioned,—too^that-he- blue lig h ts are-Hilm wfy-■ iii--use on Rill, all of Grand Rapids..... ; waa to m e6t with the Sylvan Town- some of the W ashtenaw ('minty ship-BoardTuesday-cvem rur.—Juu. ShcriffJir'l)epnrtm ont“ 'cTfrs and on 3 for discussioni o-f the appoint­ the new-police cars-in, Dexter and ment of Clyde Martin as Civil Chelsea.' ’ . ■ Defense director of Sylvan town­ The legislature’s decision To puss ship, and with the Chelsea PTA the law came .at the request of at the January meeting for a dia- numerous police leaders thruiiirli- 0U t'th(r"‘Sim'cT'''Ufficlin r'saM s being done, flashing lights are used by so many, different types of vehicles Trustee M erle Barr, Jr., reported today, the practice is causing cop- for the industrial development fusion mid /needless danger to mo­ committee and Trustee Stephen t o r i s t s . ....A. I [Clark'reported for the area plan­ fire trucks and some commercial ning committee. tractor trailers ali use . flashing red-vvarnbiff7Hrgiitsrtb'0''pblfFe'o'fff" T^h^meiSfing •adjourned' at 11:40 ciiUs told legislators. p.m. following a discussion o of 1 the" sanitary landfill, 'with no offi- cial actiort taken. Leon Mart^Ii Namtitl,

All citizens o f. CHolseti are wol- To Vice-Pmsidunt Host coine to attend Village Council meetings held the first and third W ith hern Fibre Tuesday, of each month on the P u b l i s h e d reports of a vi^nt -A.....L. second floor of thp Municipal brtfnVi of (lii'cctors meeting of building, - >Noi;thorn Fibre PrtMuclk Co, ih .H olland, .-M iclu,-.staLi-Diat-Lo(m-.R^ MARCH OF DIMES CAMPAIGN. STARTS^.. backiiig

i THUKSPAY, JANUARY 10,1963 THE. CHELgEA STANDARD, CHELpEA, MICHIGi PAGE TWO Aliens Must File m \t 4Dpfaw £tatbwb. ‘SffiS HERE'S GOOD ADVICE, FOLKSf- General Excellence/Awlml by Michigan Tress Association Taken of 'Hie GhWea Standard i 1951*li)58-i95 0-1959*1960 ...— — — —WaUerPr-beomrd—Editor-ftnd-Pu>lisher- LMMIlHIimilMIHIHII ^efopeJan.3l , ''VwKo diid and .waa .buried .here 'Waiter A. Sahji, district director 4 Years A go ... Dec. 1 - by his fellow employees, if Lthtfjlmmlgratieh. Jtndi Naturali­ Published every Thursday morning, at 300. Norfij_.M»hi has written to the ^ey. Charles zation Service, today urged ^11 Thursday, Jan. 8, 1950-— Street, Chelsea, Mich.> and second class postage paid at Dole pf the Congregational ^hiirch pliens in Michigan Who have not Chelsea, Mich., under the Act of March 8, 1879. Chelsea had a "New Vear' expressing her appreciation to all y^t (filled out alien address re­ baby" William Lawrence Am- who jgssist,ed in the rites. The 22> port, forms to do so before., Jan, stutzi son of Mr. and'Mrs. Robert^ year-old man had no. relatives in 81 at-the nearest Immigration and Subscription Botes (Payable ' Anrotiitr.^gS-South^Main -St. "country. ’— ' ^aturpUzation"'Service "Office or In Michigan: - Outside Michiganr Two disastrous fires occurred in 1 v Local Post Office...... —....83.00 One Ye a r ------,..... — ■■M.OO rthift-area^duringMhe paBt week The immigration official point- Six Months7 a barn and other-Jbuildings, sheep- ■ Six MonthB — . r.'io—single-COpier $-h0 24 Y ears A g o . , . d qpt,that,.the law re_quire8:ill Single Copies .i..-..... cattle, grain and farm ( equipment on-cltiwnpi except persons in $8.00 on the Donald Irwin farm on Grass; Thursday, Jan. 12, 1989—i■" . Service men or women, anywhere, l year iplbmatic status, foreign repre- ;I,aM Rd., and the Darltwv Duncan* ‘ The PTA of Lima Center dcpool Ontatives to certain intejmational home at 524 W est Middle/ S t., met' Friday evening! the program brgartizarions, such as the United Mrs. Dorlene Bpas chosen ^ a , n u i m m m u m sM u m u * . Including an address on the topic, Nations, and aliens lj®re temporar- “queen"' on national: TV show, of ■ w . mm * mm • mmm * mnm “Education,” by Russell West jjy as''agricultural contrabt1 labor- “Queen For a Day,”-televised Mon? Ann ' AYbor, followed « by piano day from Ann Arbor opening th,e era, to report their addresses to; solos by Joan1 Pierce and Barbara she Goverament* each January/ national “March \of Rimes" cam­ Luick'find a tap dance by Marilyn f Sahli advise# “It is easy for paign. -* _ ScHooley. ; ■ _ L- , . Ever, Wonder About Roberts Who ^ an alien to meet -this requirement. Chelsen’s McKune Memorial RU R. G. Waite of St. Louis, Mo., He^jutitLgoeatciithenearestltnmi -. Authored Famous'Rules of OrderT brory became a: reality when th,e associate director of The Ameri­ gfation '' and Naturalization Serv­ McKune property.. was officially can,Youth Foundation, at St. Louis Everybody who has belonged to an organization of any ice. offic? * or P.cflt pffice, ?fills .out, tunned over to . the Village' and andv active in the nation-wide the- address report form, .’and^ re^. kind is more or lessfamilar with “Robert’s Rules of Order,” the Chelsea Public Library in a youth program, Will be the speak- turns it to the clerk. Any "nonT the little book that-riries the meeting. But who was Robert, oner wr^i|iojiy puttnutiy nr vut* fnth’er-sun Uhtf citizen who is1 ill may send a present library—quarters—in the quet Monday, Jan. 16, the man who wrote it? Some great lawyer,..college pro?essor: friend or relative to obtain the Municipal building. The-title and; -Garl-Klink^son'-of-Georgo-Klink- tard^sff^tmrandTSW ffrlt tF lhr -poKtical-leader?—— k^y to,the property were- turned of Sylvan township, killed a blue ejerk after it has been completed Guess again. Henry Martyn Robert, who authored the over by, Mrs. William ,G. Stewart, nicer snake, 4 % feet in length, by;the alien." ■ f , a niece of the ddnor of the proper- Thursday -on high * ground behind ’ The Immigration official said fam ous - “rules" was a soldier, a West Pointer from South ty,‘ the late Mrs. J.. E r McKune. the Klink farm home in Sylvan 75,000 aliens in Michigan already , v Carolina and an engineer officer who rose to brigadier gen- township and -brought the... snake have filled out address reports. _ eral and Chief of Engineers. He also headed the Board of 14 YearsAgo ... to town_tQ_prove—hia -story. ttmated thalrl40,000 sileh-re­ pinyinft<>ra that-Dlanned-the^gEeat^seawalkat^Galveston^T&Xi Chelsea Village' Treasurer' M. "J. ports will be submitted before Thursday, Jan, 13, .1949-- Baxter was 4n Ann. Arbor Mon- Jan. 31., - , ,i. ------Bftt the great achievement of “his life, as related in an Carl Heselachwerdt flew his own day to.turn in to the, county treas- -Le^ioiL-Kagazin^ rto Chicago Qn~Saturdayr He urer the tax rolT for 'the Yillagp. Long-winded answers are gener­ spent the week-end with friends The general tax was $9.G02.Q.O ally .a cover for. lack of specific and- fle'w back ' -information^— .■ —— —- &« *. UVrbPy q»v V*^V_&-esaenee-4>oth-off-democre^ VqgviiyV .VLV.IiLV.V* WVv .and^cabc^ 6 WS^T = IflWiMlIIIMIMnilllllllllltlMIlirilllllMlilMiniHMIUlllMIMItMMMIMIMHIMmilMMHIMIMIHhMUMlOHIIIIimitHIMnllimillUMIMMIIimtlllHMIMmmiHimiinilMHHMn .Jthe-atubualrbusiness-meetrn^- Yramfters.:fters.; 'Hbide~by the will off the majority; listen to ther"f"^" . T1TT/"TTTT/S A \T lilirnTl A A of the Congi'egatidual church. Mrs...... s ...... s. minority; consider one thing~at-aJtime; give everybody a i t Henry Schneider (was re-elected 34YearsAgo.,. MICHIGAN MIRROR * clerk and Mrs. filmer Lindemann, Thursday, Jan. 10, 1929— chance to talk; keep discussion impersonal. - ~ , By Elmer White, Secretary, Michigan Press Association . I Co'l.JL.Sv Holmes and Russell Me, Chelsea Theatre Kompf Commercial & Savings He recognized the need for such a book as a young Lau^hlin mere elected to the board PHONE GR 9-2211 df trustees for. three years.-; Bank”"’dfficers, elected at the an- officer when, he had to preside at a stormy church (meeting igan aveaj th'o Create Land An item in the "Wiesbadener nual meeting Tuesday are D. XT. ------CHEL5EA7MrCHTGAN proposed by Lutzeier would pro­ a century ago this year in New Bedford, Mass., during the Recreation lands are ■ in great and employment during 19G3, he iKurier” a! ’ German newspaper, demand in Michigan and most na- vide recreation opportunities for said. —— ■ ■ _■ McLaren, president;- John L. Civil War. But he was so busy mapping roads in the West praises the wife of. Thomas K. Wal- the'hundreds of thousands who live Flet'cher, first vice-president;"D: E. resource—dnlhusiasts" agree worth,-Chelsea man-who-as-apcciai and building lighthouses1 on the Great Lakes that 13 years lh a t - searcityv-of- -land will- -be—a- *wi t-bin—5Q-milcs- of -Lakerfjtr Chrrr: Beaehi-secOHfffvice-president ; C. J. ~ Mnro^(fung"Crlin!nals ” agent in the counter-intelligence critieal (situation soon, if it is not Lutzeier, who also -worked with Mayer, cashier; and .Paul C. Ma- passed before he could^get his rules together.- Juvoniie delinquency may in- office of the U.-S. Army has been «••••••• M 's ALi-ANIWIB) PftOOUCTKM such already. f - ‘Hare in planning the now annual roney, assistant cashier; crenao in_the immediate and near stationed; _at Wresbadeh the'past ; iteVaiaoofr ’ Turned,down by FalUbook publishers off the day, he had State parks ahd recreation areas International Freedom ; Festival in F’armevs & Merchants Bank offi­ "future, wdrnS' Stnte . Police Com­ two years.; The article calls Mrs. ^ft.,first.Mition printed'at' his own expense and gave many; bear a heavier load of campers, .co-operation with Windsor, Onfer cers elected Tuesday 'for' the com­ m missioner Joseph'A. Childs. Walworth “the good spirit” of the ‘ G a y of the copies- away. But his faith was amply justified. swimmers and picknicklng groups officials, sees Lake St. Clair as This\conclusion is drawn by ing year "are Paul G. Schaible, every year. Where will additional “an. acre of diamonds.” It has the community because of her interest president'jJPeter Merkeljuid Chris­ Somebody is about the buy the two millionth copy of the Childs on the basis . of current in getting friends in* America to Purree land for Michigan people and out- greatest recreational potential in rates of delinquency in Compari­ tum Grau, vice-president; H. W. s.ead needed. clothing ..to! th e people. little book! Would-be authors to whom. publishers,' are cool .oLsiate- tour ists- comerfrom- in - thxr -Michigan-- because- of- the popula­ son with projected numbers' ih the Schetjk;—cashier; P r F. Niehaus: future? • • tion surrounding it.” , there.’ ■ , ■ . assistant-cashier. may take sme comfort in this. •" juvenile population of the. state. "’In the 34 Y ears Ago colurhri Qne idea man, completely out-, During vl9GI, Childs reports (JfiiL_7, Thp mOttioi' of ' - Visualizing the Chelsea of .the bet*, Woe* «#f Q SW5W • tt*n b, WtlW md OUK OO side the Conservation- Dapautmapy -Unen>ploymehL4)own IimIrruMI ~ a,bout ^two-thirds - of the persons Robert Dingley,. a young Englishj- future and heeding the drastic de­ has a unique idea of where ojtie W’Kat’s ahead, in 19G3 ? For one p.rrested by various police agen­ man employed a t the. cement plant" mands of the state for more sani-j 'PLUS';‘ SPORT ond‘CARTOON I’s Greatest Actors batch of new recreational lands thing, the job outlook is good, ac­ cies for major offenses were un­ tavy and healthful conditions, the can be created. cording to Michigan State TJni- der 21 years-' old. * , Council has authorized, the abn- Is Gone with Laughton’s Death Paul Lutzeier. i-sity-ceonomisCRogen-L-. Bowlby. . numerical worsening of - struction- of- thr"whole sewer sys- C hilds-nated-that of 51\634" juvenile crime problem cpmes from One of the great character, actors of :our timp-is dead of State James M- _Hare, suggests -^M ichigan’s' unemplo.ymenti~r.ate- rests^for-wliat are considered; ma­ tem to compri'se approximately Lake St. Clair offers greaT~p0ten- the basic population figures. The SUN.-MON. JAN. 13-14 at the age of 63, a Victim off the uncompromising killer, has been steadily dropping and the jor offenses, some 33,798 pf the two miles of main and six miles tial for new recreation facilities. trend- - seems to be continuing, persons \vt4rg S4 Years Ago column . w nw Bolinty,” one of the world’s great stories,"and a great motion same way 1$ie Florida ..Keys are said. . , A^^closer comparison " can. be (Jan.- 1.0, 1895)—Or; Monday picture of the thirties. joined. Lutzeier says this unique ....A' continuation of . this ;trend: noted in '.the fact that-':in' T9rr 7, 1395. the m arriage of Miss Mar­ proje~ct--woiild- be “one dramatic, there were 100,144 in the 14-age- But Laughton played many roles and played them well. although the national unemploy­ garet Wade and Mr. Joseph Ed­ yet relatively inexpensive solution, ment' figure remains, relatively' CULTURE group. This 'was an increase of ward—Weber-- took- placeJ at St. The public, expected a superior-perffprmance from; him.after to the pressing problem of provid­ high, should take Michigan out of 43,460 over the 1960-population Mary’s church with the Rev. Wil- WORLD NEWS and .CARTOON such epics as “Mutiny on the'Bounty” and he seldom dis- ing recreation lands.” the catfigory^-oL—ilthe^i—problsm- in the same—grpup .Childs .-.said.- liam -P, -appoi nted-an yo rrer -Gonservatioir'Tjffjcials are .'con- .state,^ the.-;.MSU ‘Spokesman pre­ CTI0N »|dpring Lnt.aiwv«r >B proponnl for- a- dicts1 "O f interest is the British-born but naturalized actor’s pilot, study of the island idea A continuation of 'the dyop in byM LW oeh private life. He was married to Elsa Lanchester in l'929-and Charles E.- Millar, head of the unemployment will largely depend MCKXUa VMM K U g they were an example, in this respect, to others of Hollywood departm ent’s .lanfis division said on the over-all performance, of-th£ the idea definitely "hus some -American economy,-Bowlby point­ ^ Rural Peace Corps fame and habits. m rerttf’; “ ! : ed out, but the recent trend ap­ This is the story of Armando “Laughton’s rote-in; ^Mutiny on the Bounty” stamped'him ‘ ■“The location, proposed for the pears to be strong enough to war­ Sanchez Toledo. It is a story typ- unforgettdbly in the minds of. theatre goers everywhere.and island-rtiaking project is an'^rea rant a prediction of its extension icnl of thousanda-of-M exican N a­ where- Lake St. Clair _ Loss-ot^dofenae—:iftbs^a,n all day each Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., matters fa never a question with effect, taken the laW into''its own, your name and address should be mentioijed, tf.yos.do not use mow than’ Thcy_iH_entitled, ” S pace Explora. several inches of spaqo. . 7... beginning Dec; 2I7 unfir further hdtice. tion,” “Trade Expansion,” “Mend- the research agencies. hands, arbitrarily setting, wages ing Men’s Suita," and “Growing But Senator Humphrey clhiips an# imposlng_ job limitations in Ornamental Bamboo.” If a feller theinrTCir ‘ ‘ somp—areas. The result has not ThoiewKowlih Wby«endeheekbrmoney byrnail. hofn more jobs for local people— Receipt will be returned by mail, will git his name on the proper money juct sotting around think- ... A ,®tr»nBer Picking up a newspaper should bo able to toll what Guvernmont mailing lists, they ing. If they flgger it would bo raider it,has meant the elimina­ ain’t ho heed,, Mister Editor, for. bettor for a lightning bug to have tion of many jobs by steppod-up justness is represented In ^town..v;tfs thahwit poadMo to * use of machinery. him to buy a Encydepcdiar. ' headlights instead of taillights, Tht, man or woman who does not adVetSe does an 1 0 1 * 5 ' t o Wmself All Dog Licenses must be ftaid to But it looks like I'm going to they draw up a heap of charts and The Mexican National program file ’em away fer future “re­ has exchanged the dignity of or herself and definitely to the town,” mBe r Lima Township Treasurer on or before search.” Senator Humphrey,.. ssy& ywk for mutual-respect-atid”Upr about 6 million of those churts is derstandlng, at a time when Com­ March 1, 1963, to avoi^ penalty. FARMERS being filed in the Defense Depart- munist and Castro';.’pmsaUrtfi^p: -FOR-TOPPRjC«6 - - ment-;ever year that- tlmy - nlrertdy Mfciti.America is a serious threat. - MALE AND OXED, $3.00 - T eMALE, $5.o’o" " FOR YOUR LIVESTOCK got 50 > million of these drawings The program is self-supporting. It Sturt an idvertisiiig schedule for yourself! Coptlgn to th* ' x and charts filed, and that it pow has been called a “Rural Peace Rabies Vaccination Papers must be presented takes longer fer fhe research de­ Howell Livestock Armando^Ie ___ in order to obtain dop license. partmentto look up and see if a the hcRt amhnflsndor we cotild ex- Auction I certain chart has already been change with Mexico; filed than it would to file it again. We have buyers for elf kind! of But ho . m y not be buck.. The ■ livestock. S?lc cvcr^Msnday He says this looking up business is costing $200 million a year. I m nS L f/?01 thc Sflma P««H« who . ^"-LUp.his.ticket are-fM ***'"— {.it =think, MistetUSditorr-I.-bettor look ——1“ Phone 1089 Hewed up, this word “research,” . " * o t c v n t y al 1 y gat around LIMA TOWNSHIP TREASURER Yours truly, ' j to- r.pprtiprute N» Aey lefomwH## i billion dollars or f » to, Igil out Uncle Lew, Ida. government, , . - XV

PAGE THREE- Retired Minister Dies f ♦, Don Mahoney, selected. as the of screen, radio .and television. Manchester JCC 1962 Blind Father, of the Year by The tall, blue-eyed Texan kept (Continued’from page one) the National Fathers Day Commit­ secret his progressive loss of vision^ Seat Belt Clinic of the Methodist Church' remem­ tee land the Am erican Foundation for 15 yeArs, entertaining in the ber that- it was mentioned at that for, the Blind, >ig an entertainer truest f'show must go on” spirit. ' . lttmt i/'lnlttat Jibiut / W e W tAUKmu>,a Galhtrediy CcapondenU . Set for Week-End time that it was the 56th confer­ ...... Seat bolts iwill bo soldi by the ence meeting he had attended. rick an f family spent the 'holidays Manchester Jaycees1 Saturday and Survivors are the son, the Rev. WATERLOO ... , . h«r 1 fiarents, Mr. and Mrs. UNADILLA Sunday, Jan. 12-18. The 'seat belt Edwin Pearce Of .Detroit; three Lylejwalz and Lewis Vp,iro of Amtrooa, Va. dmics will be hold at Marshall’s daughters, AMrs. Martin (May) I faji^Mr^Art^ur Walz ware Ralph- Havens died Saturday anti Mrs.. Harold Widmayor tnorning following,,a heart- attack TO ^ Hou^ -Tandy. ofV4 . Ft.. Myrs7~FlaI~MVs. iurs, I y e a r ’s-dinner guesta ofvMrsr RESTRAIN ‘7 ;hii_daughter’s hrime -in-Owosso. ~ P-m^Satur^. -Peter (DoreenV„Van(Doreen^'-Vam Gammoren ofoi [Sliaratenn and Miss-Alice-Walz "day and "I t a.rii. until 6 p.m. Suit. Dc troit and--Mrs.—Donald—fRuth) and daughter, Caroline, wore Run. day;— ------— ■ ' ■ -" -at Jackson. . _ _------pvm. fro m th e Jennings and Lyons ^gg^^HBHQEIE30 Clark of Livonia; 10' grandchil- I Mrs. Anna-Wals-was-a dinner “day_dinner guests qf Mr. and Mrs. The Jaycees believe that every dron; 18 great.-grandchildrem-and funeral home in Qwoaao. car in Washtenaw and Jackson I Jest Sunday at the hom e.pf Mr, Laurence Noah, Eugene Widmayer a b’rothejy H. Harrison Pearce who Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith of *** □ □ □ □ □ □ □ counties should be equipped with* '5 ^ Mrs. Kenneth Stanfield, at of Jackson, was a caller.' Mr. and lives in Vermont. , Stockbridge entertained at a New soat belts. Statistics' show that Mrs. Earle Stewart and.Mrs. Flor* Funeral services were held at Stockbridge. Year’s Eve party ;;Mr. and Mrs. □ □ □ □ □ □ motorists whose ’cars are equipped enco Boyce of ;Ypsilanti were Sun 1 . p.m. .Tuesday .at*. North Lake Emory Runeiman, and Mrs. Wil- Clarence , Marshall, Mr. and Mrs. with seat belts improve' their day, evening callers. □ □ □ □ □ □ □ □ Methodist churdh. The ' Rev. Dr. ~nm PSfker visited an aunt, M rs. Clair Barnum, Mr. and Mrs, Erston chances of escaping injury by 250 -M£ Mrs..Marion CrockettLvmrK« M to Uw werd Th* ItMtrt In t*w kwriy , Edwin W, Strieker, Ann; Arbor di^s. Francis Bartig at Concord, Sun- plurke and Mr, and - Mrs. Ralph percent. Thus countless lives could of California . spent Sunday and "Wright. •quart* farm.M Anagram, Uw Mtvtfen of which It trict .superintendent, officiated. dsy afternoon. lha TV TMM» raitenaMy of tha Wnk. bo , saved; countless injuries may Monday with his sister and her Burial took place at North, Lake I Mrs. Kuth Sehoening and son. family, Mr, and Mrs, Floyd Balrner. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Samson and be avoided, Thousands of dollars cemetery., • - * ’ , " » I Tony of Jackson, spent Sunday family, of Jackson, were Sunday . (OUCNMVifO ANNHOC) A3N8fl0f ’6 of . medical. bills an& lost wages Mr. and Mrs. Austin Bott were visitors of. their parents, Mr. and jaa M o ro z \m m '\!SV3MSNV could be saved in the tri-county The body was; at the Burghardt irr'«ath« ^ fe r Sunday afternoon callers of Mr. Mrs. Milo Corseiv area alone. sFuneral Home, Chelsea, until 11 and Mrs. Emerson Bott in Lansing. - The seat belt to be sold is the a.m. Tuesday und lay in stute at Mrs. Mauu Coons suffered a bach home. Mrs. Veva Kaimbach the church from noon ' until the Mrs. Samuel Whitman and stroke this past week and. is still Jay-cee belt, ■ which; Oxccdds ‘both LYNDON TOWNSHIP .daughter., June, wore Friday visi­ accompanied therh Saturday morn*. MM,„ Hm, r w v iu l slfUi(ianis. 1 time of the service. very ill a t the home* of Mrs. E arl State and Federal standards. It Mr and Mrs. George' Beeman tors . of Mrs. Norman Bott. Clark; “ The memorial fund of-thc North ,...... „ ...... picked . up and -family )md Christmas, Deer . Frances Mclntee is spending the cees will be pleased to install the Lake-Mcthodist'----- church'wAs v.» 'dcsig «v..h- -Mr^and Mrs,-Erston-Clarke were Laurel to go on to Pittsburg where 30, with.“her family at the hpme1 first of this -Week - with herfsisteiv ^mnfiiL.gUfiats_ of Robert-Pike'of belt8-fm.^Thus:;fo>^only-$2j--ttTir nuted-by the-famtiy-as-thg-Tcci- cfHlrnicd“M rsvHowa rd-Belf-and* MrT. DmiFToi ned" thertTfor I h e b a l- averageiiQ(>i’«frn tri-coujntyti'i.cmmi-ir. familyfumii,, ' may pcrit: of memorial contributions. Mrs'.Treno Cdllihg7of~Stockbridge. Pinckney New Y earls day. v: It’s kind of silly not to get some firsthand ■ family, ni Atm Arbor. O ther ance of the trip to their home in be .250 percent safer. : The Ralph Wright’s entertained Bethesda, Md. experience ab,out our own state’s famous winter sport* guests were Mr. and M rs. Lynn their son: and family, Mjr. and Mrs. CLEARS PLANE RUMOR Keese and family, of Tecumseh, FOUR MILElAKE Ralph W, Wright, of .Detroit, New Rex Girin has returned ;to ■‘Blihdness is a handicap—not L'The chief of the Noifch American 'centers—especially when we’ve got some of the best Mr. and- Mrs. Ford W inkle, and Mrs, John Fischer is spending Year’s * car s day.nay. ^ . ■--■•j' j rFort v ■'r"X?. Knojv ■■ V' Ky*, after 10 ddys a detriment,” saysy M. Robert Barn­ Air -Defense Command,' Gen7 John Skiing to be found anywhere In the country. family, in Ann; Arbor. O ther several weeks with her granrismr — Mrs. Jennie-Hopkins’-86th births - -l*v® at-home. ett. .Blinded--himself' at age 157 Hr-Geihart,- said that-^^no^Rngamrr Try it! Ski, skate, toboggan, hunt, fish. -jiiul M rsrW ttbur~W inkle^of^il' ahd~his family, the Rev, and Mrs, day was - 1 ’ ‘ ‘ ~ _ Mi^jmd-Mra.n" A ErstonJClarko -en B arnett. servea^as^-executive Tiirec- "or just loarin Michigan this winter Jis, , . . - , Fred Fischer atfHoward City. surprise party, at the home of her tertained Mr. and Mrs. RalJth tOr q£_ the American Foundation flown any part of the continental i .fit a TJ livw4 utLLiL .. i.*_ .-..1 For. special Information, write Herbort Mclntee is a patient-'at Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rentschler sen-in-law arid daughter, Mr. arid Wright for dinner Christinas dpy* for; the Blind which ia a national ■United States during or since the £-ttbarixiTsisT”X:'-:-- “ ■ ” Michigan Tourist Council, Room 9, Mason Bldg, Lgl_josei>h—Mercy- hospital,—Ann; of Waterloo, were Sunday evening Mrsr-Emory Pickellf Thosehonor- —Kent -Ptckett^waB a Christina^ non-profit - educutiona, reseaTcF Arbor*-Mrs. Irene Colling of Stock* visitors of their uncle and aunt, ing her were Miss .Nellie^ Pickell, .dinner -guest of Mrs. Winona and service agency acting as a The NORAD chief’s statement tensing S$, Mich,; i bridge is spending some time with. Mr.-arid Mrs. Ezra Heiriinger. M rs,>Helen Hopkins and—family,|-*i®kett and Jack, clearing house for_problems--af- -was .reports 1 ir sister, Frances Melntem— r — —( ...... 4i4io§ wawwt .uaieio wci|j Mr.; and~Mrs. vViiiiam Landis and Fridnar of Mrs. Lottie Salters Tecting the blind ...people— -of-^ev-iefc-over fI ig h ty o v e r^ F inTtrtirr Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Bareis were country. ■MfST-Mary. Clark aruWson, Deam- -Sunday.'dinniST—guests of their son f amily,-Mr r-aird Mrs. Wilbur Lee oi beuviile will be glad to know, Georgia and South Carolina. Wl NTER WO NDERCAN O she is improving but is still in were New Year’s dinner guests of and daughter*in-law, Mr. and Mrs. and family' and Mr. and Mrs; Har- her sister, Mrs. Clarence B ott, a t Philip Bareis of Clinton.' old Corser and family. the Belleville hospital. • ; s Battese' Lake. - Mr. and1 Mrs, Emory Pickell, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kaiser and ....jfawjWKawwi Mr. and Mrs. Burton Wright and '?y- Mr, and Mrs. Charles Fuhrm an Mrs. Jennie Hopkins and Miss Nel- Jo and Mr. and Mrst Leonurr(i; family were Sunday dinner guests UNENS FOR LIVING...LINENS FOR GIVING... SAVINGS FOR EVERYONE i.and "son, Mark, and Mrs. Netti lio> Pickell left Tuesday1 for their Ewers’ and family were Christmas of. Mr! and Mrs. Gary Wright I'Hall had their Christmas gather­ ■hpme in Florida for the balance guests of Mr. and Mrs. Loo Ewers. h ^ > ' land -family njf ChelscaT It honored" ing Sunday,-Dec; 30. Guests w ere of the winter. Their address there Mr. and Mrs. Art Abbeg and the birthday _ of the latter’s .son, is Sessner, P. Q. Box '461. Artie' of . Wayne were Saturday Mr. and Mrs. William Fuhrm an Gary Dean. 1------and daughter,-Nancy,- and Mr,; amF Mr. and .Mrs. Dean McFarland 5dinner guests of the Louis Kaisers.’ Mrs; 'Will -SUF-uhrman, and—sen, M'r,...and Mrs^.Alvin Brasaow ari< nd family, of Lansing, visuea tne MlT'and Mrs. ClairnBarnum en- Mr. and, Mrs. Janjes Fuhrman and family were. New" Yeaf’s~dinner- Rev. and Mrs. William Yauch Sun* tertained Mrs. Winona' Pickett son, James, all of Warren; Mr. guests^ of Mr, and Mrs. Richard day. - . , ------■ and Jack and Mr. and Mrs. Rdlph | and Mrs. Alfred "Crandall and five Hadley at Waterloo. Mrs. Jennies Hopkins visited her Wright Thursday evening at. a. children and. Mrs. W illard Rush an.d Miss Caroline Baries-of WMU, brothert; Roy Beadle -in Lansing farewell party for Mrsi Pickett, [.two children and W alter Fuhrm an, Kalamazoo, spent the - Christmas Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wiswary of | of Lake'-Orion. . i ■ ; holidays with her parents, Mr. Royal Oak and Mr. Archie Ewers | Mr. and Mrs. Jay Hopkins, L a rr y and Mrs. OBcar Bareis. -- imd-tiaughters—were-zSumiay- visi­ and - Lanisr-were-New--Year’s vEve' Mr. ahd' Mrs. -Robert Blisseth UNADILfcA tors at thevtouis Kaiser home. guests of Mr. and -Mre. Garl L esser and family of'Napoleonj were Sun- (Too Late for Jan. 3 Issue) Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sullivan of Dexter. •' ! day evening visitbv¥''M her pnv- Mr. and. Mrs. Max Kaimbach at­ of Manchester were hosts Christ.. | You’tl find Anderson^ XMrraml-Mrs. ■ Claude Ray Deat* ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Moore. tended a pre-Christmas office party mas day to’ Mr. and Mrs. Roland at the home'of Mr; and Mrs. Dalton Gorton and Ralph, Mr. and .Mrs. as low_pr lower than Stum p in Ann Arbor, Dec. 21. Lawrence .Cambqnn and Mr. and Mrs. -Winona Pickett left Satur , Mrs. Clair Barnum and Joanne. 1 oity~stores. tfay-Trnjrning for “Florida for the _Miss Virginia May and friend, balance of the winter, Accdmpariy- ‘Kathy King of Detroit, spent Sat­ NOTICE inl her was Miss Ruthanne Dixon urday with Mrs. Lorna May and n f-S o u th Lyon -who will vacation Paul. _Yirginia-:also- spent Christ-. iSPRINGMAID MUSLIN The Annual Meeting of the Members of tHe in Winterhaven. ; mas‘ at home. Mrs,_Nev.a—Coon spent Christ­ 81 x 108, Double Fitted. . . $1.99 CHELSEA COMMUNITY CHEST mas, day with, her mother in Ar­ lington, O. . . . . ------' 72 x 108, Twin Fitted. . . . $1.89' ...... !« .t 8 *, H e ld - Frank Lee was a Christmas din­ W H O K N O W S ? 42 x 38 in. Cases, each ■■■■■■■■ 4Sg JANUARY 16th, 1963 ner priest of the Max Kalmbachs. . Mrs.,_. W inona_Pickett-and -Jack- IvWho destroyed -Solomon’s -of-the-Munieipal'BuirdirigrChelsea, MieK; and Mr. and Mrs. Harrison <5*ooper tem ple? SPRINGMAID PERCALE SHEETS of the.Munlcipol Building, Chelseo/Mch. and Lucille attended candlelight 2. Which-ia.-Uie^-smalleaL^>£^the major planets of the sun ?_____ Jj. -church, -An n-Arbor; Chr istnraxEve. 3. John Quincy Adam s.was whic® 81 x^88 and Double Fitted . . . . “ . S2.64 Business of this,meeting.will include: - Mr, and Mrs. Milo Corser visited President of the U. S.? ★ Election of 7 Directors Mrs. Corser’s mother, Mrs. Bertha 4. Northern Ohio was once the 72 x 108 and Twin Fitted ...... S2J4 Cortwright, Saturday in Lansing. western _reserve ;of-what State? • •A Presentation of the annual reports and any other Mrs, Vivian Dent and children, 5. For . what, was Ella Wheeler ' business that may come before the meeting. Larirel and . Paul arrived at the Wilcox best known ? 42 x 38 Pillow Cases...... each 59e home, of her • parents, the Max 6. ' HoW many keys are there on ___We reservejii^ht Jn limit nuuntilws* Kalmbachs. Wednesday from Pitts a standard piano keyboard? Everyone who modeoi con»rihution-dutiiia4he- -httttrfc —^JName'-the^ldestrfrateralty-^ 1962 campaign for funds {^considered a member for business appointments. On Fri­ the. United S tates ? da Mrs. Dent and children visited 8. Where is the highest resort \ eligible to vote and is urged to attend. in Detroit. Laurel atayed foiv a in this country ? FLORAL TOWELS BY CANNON PLUMP DACRON PILLOWS DONALD BALDWIN; President party- for her friend', Chris-Weav=- ~_97”Whfft is smog? er. Jack Weaver, and Jeffery Clark 10. When was Louisiana pur­ 22 x 44 Bath Towel . . . . . $1.00 These are truly super value. JACK WBLLNITZ, Secretary. returned with Mrs. Dent and Paul chased? —; frt +hn nf- t.ho Tfnlm / A noillAtM ‘rtM vtfl/vn ' t« \ 18 x 36 Guest Towel . . ; . . 59e A-wide Yqri.ety of patterns Large SizefNash Cloth and colors. BEAUTIFUL ACRILAN COMFORTERS Cellacloud Quilted Mattress Protectors: Lovely Cel a nese Covering. Made with - elastic anchor Plain one side, floral the 'SR others Choice of 4 colors. bands, fully -sanforized. All. EXTRA HEAVY COMFORTER - $8.98 acetate fibre filled, ..... r a n OLD DRIVE OUT A NEW

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THURSDAY, JANUARY tO . i m 3MLSBA STANDARD CRBLSBA, MlCftlGAN FC SELL* BUY* TRADE • HIRE *SEi?VI£5 RENT f LOSTand FOUND • SERVICE • T »DE \ k k c HELP WANTED • EMPLOYME. URTUHITIES m r WANTADS W A N T AD S Personal Notes WANT ADS W AN T ADS- WANT ADS WANTED —-Man or woman to ALE—pue 'to illness must , Mrs.rAlan Vohwinkol of Buffalo;- $l PER~DAY rentai”for“Electric HELP WANTED — Farmrtand, N. spent.-the holiday^ here ■ 118CB Bethel Church ;Rdi, lii service customers with Watkins ' sacrifice. 1-tort chain fall, $3(), Carpet Shampooer with pur­ products”in city o r c helsea; No in- like new;new: 614;6 inch Craftsman Craftam an ell elec with he^ mother,;Mrs. Ray Thomas. m chase Blue—iuatre^Ghelsea miles south of Pleasant Lake, 18 vestment; necessary, Earn $75 and trie saw with 3 blades, extra, $30, She fell Christmas moaning, p.^d The Hardware,: ■ ■■ -■ "28 yrs. or over, general farm work plus some dairy, full time, John up' weekly. Full or part time. Norge gas stove, late mode],1 like sprained her ankle but was able to Chelsea Standard M, Pieraol, GA 8-8166, 2j Write Watkins Products, Inc„ D- now* $65; Norge automatic wash­ travel. by last Saturday when she Visit Our Showrobm 69, Winpna. Minn, -31 ing machine, used very little, like WANT AD RATES BUY BERLOU. Guaranteed Moth- new, $05. 52-gallon General Elec­ returned to her home. (•AID IN ADVANOB-rAll mmlar ad* . ‘ during our . spray today and protect your tric water, heater, 15*yr. guarantee, Mrs.. Amy Gentner, who has wtUtuecUT 50 cent® for 3fi wow* fine clothes, furniture and rugs. Real Estate For SqJe been, m aking her home with her or l«M.-«wh InwtloD. Count e«h glass lined; 6 months- old, $75; 3 BERLOU Guarantees to prevent cu; ft. cement mixer, in excellent daughter, Mrs. Norman Klinger, ■ " lltfura a* * word. For mpr* than 25 January White Sale NEW LISTING — A panoramic word* add 2 e*nt* par word for w # moth damage for 8 years or will condition, $05,~ ready for service. in Jackson, is. now1 a patient at | Insertion, "Blind" ads Or box sun* pay for the damage, Merkel Broth* view of Cavanaugh/ Lake from bar ads. S6e extra per Insert!os. These may be seen at 20150 Old Foote Hospital there' after sus­ Spaulding Chevrolet ers. - -2 8 two large picture windows. 3 bed­ US-12, 'Cholsea, after 4:15 p.m, CHAHGK RATBS—Sam* as *aah Is rooms. finished recreation room taining a broken hip when she fell . advance, wltfl 15 wot* bookkwpln* 28 .dails)' or all day Saturday or/Sun^ ehanr* If not paid bafor# 5 p.tn. Tjiaa. with fireplace. Porch, Balcony. days. Phone-475-8374. -30 one day last week. day preceding publication, Pay In ad* FOR RENT Furnished apt. 20%. OFF vane* **od cash or stamp* and save Shower, built-in tub. $45 per mo. 4 BEDROOM FAMILY HOME- It.rents, v.. ' Suitable for couple. 857 Cavanaugh On Clothing. For the family that needs space. January White-Sale Who Knows Answers .., CARDS OP THANKS or 1IBHOB* Lake. *29 Hardwood floors, new kitchen and TAMS—Slngla paragraph styla. <1.00- During our, annual. bath. Ovyner would consider rent- 1. Nebuchadnezzar. ■ ~ per Insertion for 60 words or leaat 9 FOR RENT—Modern apartment1, _____ CLEARANCE-SALE—- at cents per word beyond 60 words. _second floor. Neat, utilities/stoW ing with option to buy. 2. Mercury. Minimum,-'1-Inch.— “ ■ - ~'- and ^-refrigefator furnished. 215' -SpauldingChevrolet __3. The fifth.______DISPMJf WANT ADS-i*Rate, fl.10 East-M iddle-St. GR -6*8228,—— 89- Strieter's-Men's Wedr 2-VE A R S-OLD^-O w nerA s^anxious —^4. ConnecttcutV i Ml“ wlumn ■ iBcb|' ' »lngla~odinmD * ---- wilitlr — 28 to sellrWill accept $14,000 which 28 ronly.r 8-po(nt and K-pclnt light type FOR SALE —Brown leather­ is less than cost to" build. A real 5. Her poetry. onTy-. No border* or boldface type. ette padded book shelf twin size FOR SAKE?-- Hi-fi system 20-watt WANTEDr—Used piano or organ. opportunity. / ------— CalllGR 0.7096.— ------.------2& 6. 88 COP SFtWA DuINB—6 pjn, ' Tuesday. headboard, like new, $15. W alnut amplifier with pre-amplifier, 7. Phi Beta Kappa, founded in weak' of .publication. - ■ Magnus chord organ,-like-new* $50r recora-playeiv-wainut cabinet.-Ideal Original price was $149. Phone. fox. home-u se^ ot-organi % ation; also Clarence Wood 1776. -BABY-SITTER- WANTED-— Re­ 475-8832. " ---- “ . 28 12 cu. ft. Frigidaire refrigerator 646 Flanders St. Personal Notes 8. Santo Fe; N, Mexico, 6,950. liable woman' or Kiri to care ft)f with freezer top. Call GR 5-8462 GReenwood 9-4603 ' 9. The m isty effect of a com- one"t wo -year-oM chi]d in mv'home evenings; - - ——------28 RUDY^SCHMERBERG, ^BROKER] M binntibnnof smoko . and iftg. . Reliable NOrmandy 5-8669 and children, Ronald, Kathy, Gary Mondays, Wednesday and Fridays, t A Use, ttt .'At. off. uen 10, The U. S., took'possession on 1 8 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and Saturday „ Paint Contractor J anuory.Wh i te Safe 29 and _ M arK , .qi Jy ey_Rd. ,-aiet.umei' Deci-20^-1803, mornings. GR 5-8933. _ 28- FOR RENT — Unfurnishisd apart- Saturday evening, Dec. 29, from WANTED^-SdrVicbman to handle No joV too big. or jfod' smalt ’a t "Sholl I look in the Standard Wont Adi for 0 plumber ■ ment at 204 Jefferson, for adults a 2,000-mile trip during -which ' small engine add power equip­ Free Estimates -only.-Kitchen-wttyi—uivvmin stove-and-refrigera^i'vsm^ uiu* 4am-- /^oll rii'nnmiiAo/l they spent the holidays with Mr. ment Sales and 'Servlee, Wrfte~Bbx I use -Dutch Boy Paints unless tor —furnished. Call Greenwood -Mentange’s mother;'~Mrffr—AhTm~ ARryoux i JA. 28 r.'ttraiU>fLChelsatu*St,inidaKd. Spa u Id ing CHevro let b-2001 to r .appointment m ■ ■ ' ' ' ofeherwise ’ specified ’..... Montange and other relatives-and 28 'References —. Insured 28 CAREFUL DRIVER? LOST at Crooked Lake, Chelsea, IFANT ADS WANT ADS friends at Kenosha, iWis.^-and 20% OFF Raymond Schultz large English Pointer — white . A, 1-USED CARS Perry, Denison«'and Sioux City, la. with brown markings and spots. FOR SALE— 10 registered Berk­ ANYONE. FOUND LOOTING or Army Lt. Roger Hoffer, with Want to save Phone GR 9-6057 until 2:30 p>m. Call GR 5-8361. 28 shire gilts, Call 426*4283. . 28 On Clothing trespassing on the property at ’62 Ford 4-Door Sedan Mrs. Hoffer and their- son, Philip, I also do floor finishing 13875 Island "P a rk Ra. a t W est money on auto ’59 Ford. 4-Doov Station Wagon arrived Wednesday night at the During our annual and'maintenance GAMBLES NAPOLEON LIVESTOCK Lake, will be prosecuted. Signed; ’59 Ford 4t,Dooi’ Station Wagon insurance? CLEARANCE SALE 22tf COMMISSION CO. Eva Vogel,, owner. . 89tf '58 Rambler 4-Door Station Wagon home of Mrs. Hoffer’s parents, Ice Skgte Exchange Phone KE 6-4201 '58 For'd Fairlane 4-Door Mr. and Mrs. Martin Steinbach. Strieter's Men's Wear ■ A Showroom full of Auction every Monday, 2 p.m.~ Cali Grinhell's ’57 • Ply meuth-4-Door after aponding 10 size 16, : worn ..four Close-.out at Half Price ' Phone ALpine 6-2656...... 43tf heat, porch with fibre glass roof. . 'suitable for 2, All'utilities in­ Merkel Brothers / - „ Hours; Dally, 8-5:30; Fridqy, 8 o.m. to 8 p.m. times. Original price- $206, price 2 yrs. old...... ■’ . ... cluded in rent. No children. - GR ...... L::;- • ;■ ;; , : - \ $50.;GIt 9-6342, ■ , .31 EMERGENCY SERVICB- GALtS:-GR 9-^948 C he I sea- Hard wave BULLDOZING 9-2321. " , 26tf FOR RENT—3 rooms -aijd^bath, 3 pieces of income property./ WANTED—Listings of aR. kinds. partly furnished, No children. . . , ■______;______. 28 ?. . . For . . . , Several good building lots. ; Buyers waiting. Kern. Real Fs,- 128 Lincoln. Phone 475-8819. 29 ■FOR SALE—Brick ranch home G. G. HOPPER Prompt Service - Quality Work tate. Phone 475-8563. ' ^ v igtf- FOR SALE—5-room Duo-TherJri HILLTOP PLUMBING, HEATING with attached irarage. mv 3 nerns PalntingA : ^ eeorating- ~KerruReal Estate — FOR—SA tE^D ry rireptace wood. "builrtn Sixaceheater with Controls and ‘ oVen ami range, lai'ge DICK KISS — Buitding Contractors Phone 47^8563 We deliver. GR 9-6364. -34 blower; also 8-room Duo-Therm, swimming pond. Selling below cost. 18tf some six-ineh. pipe and one two- SELECTRICSLCONTRACTORS 15965 ■ Easutles Rd, Telephone 6945 W erkner Rd. Chel$ea, Mich. Phohe GR 5-5581 For the Best in J428-8252. ... . V . i -2^ Phone 475-8446■ Gregory ALpine 6-2148 < PART-TIME GIRL required for burner catnip stove. GR 9-7096._ 28 201 SOUTH MAIN STREET typing and general Office work. FOR REAL DOLLAR SAVINGS, If no answer call 479-2791 7tf I POLE BUILDINGS. WOMAN WANTS"WORK babysit­ Phone 479-3851 Chelsea/ Mich. .... ______. . . 33tf Must—be-a- High School Graduate ting or doing'housework. "Call .... Be sure and see us' before you- ZIU ZAG AUT6M ATIC. Does fancy with som,C business tfaisnngv Re­ II Re sure to see "SMILEY” GR 9-5641. 28 buy any new or used car. Palmer ATTENTION—New location for work, buttonholes, overcasting quired to. type -fast and accurately ’ Call or Write. "" Motor Sales, Inc. Your Ford Deal­ re-upholstering, Free pick-up and without using attachments. Wifi and earning to be based oh ability er, for over 50. years. .' 2tf delivery. For estimates, phone GR accent $4.99 per month’ or $44.91 and performance. Send us a com­ '' JOHN LIVERMORE' - Gulf Q?I Produrts- 5-8575, after fi pm . phono rTff total cash p rice. CtUl GR 5-8211, 28 plete reauirm hf tviutiatinri..^igg5g -Gregory, ALpme-d-aqyfc- Everything right ~ HOUSES'&LAW 9-4882. 305 So. Main St.. Chelsea. -FOR .SALE—-In Chelsea, custom- ences and work record, We will 86tf Fuel Oil and Gasoline. ■, 52tf built 3-bedroom home. Excellent phbne-you. Fortune Industries. Incrr RQOM FOR RENT ~ Gentlemen • ♦ • ready to roil! FOR SALE condition; 2 baths, carpeting, base­ 11770 Dextef-Chelsea Rd, 28tf referred. * 124 Lincoln . St. ... Phone ment recreation room, 2-car gar­ FOR SALE--Home located at 924 5-8146. . -20tf ALBER OIL CO. You know your car ii RIGHT, QUALITY age. Only $17,900. Harold C. East- 7 Rooms on S. Main St. ------S; Main St. 2-bedroomSj large FOR-RENT— 4-bedroom house, when we check It out after any 7 Rooms on East Middle St: Oil Biurner Service man. Realtor. Call 665-4466 days; living room, kitchen with dining mod ern; 13740 Chelaea.Dext.er 8025 Ann Arbor St,! 10 Rooms on Orchard St. or Clnronce Perrine, 662-ilQfi-nv<>^ -space, bathr-hordwood flopTargar “Rd” c r j . Jenks,. .. -16511 - Kentucky^ ‘ Dexter, Mich. ~ v ------oil change or lube Jobr~ z Acres with new Ranch. Home ■ Entrust-your Heating Equipment ~HTng8. . 20tf heat, gas water heater,'deep lot. Detroit . 21, Mich. UNiversity Call 426-8113 or 426-8517 Because we take particular core-on. f) Acres with Old House &- Barn tcrn_N.O.F.I.‘ Trained Technician. Phone 475-8121 a f t e r .A - p .m .-28. 2-2436, .... .08 every job; you -can drive off without' -50-Acres gooddevel -farm- land—^ DON’T STOP EATING,/but lose 25tf 60 Acres rough rollimxland _ It cfisJ^.iip_niora to get-promptr s6 r RENT~Newly -• decorated -o-caro-.-. /confldent-of-sofersmootF G44FFSr weight safely with Dex-a-Diet furnished and unfurnfshp:d n|iaiit- AFTER THE HOLIDAYS -motoring,—^____J — _____ - ” 1120’ Aci'e?> oh Jackson, Road ■ Courteous, Expert. Service. oud luuu to dlkpose .of youEuset 26.u Acre u\rm south of town tablets "Full week’s supply only ments. Includes heat; Phone GR 98c at Budget Wisp Store. -28 9<*5441 after 5 p;m, able discards-—clothing, household A “ Modern Oil Burner WELDING. SERVICE 23tf ’items, electrical applicanes, etc.— PU RE Ol L PRODU CTS BUILDING SITES and put them to good use by call­ FOR AM,.USES. Service 524 Vi North Maia St. ing -your Goodwill Industries rep­ 15481 Old U.S.-12 (Behind Production Machining) resentative a t GR 9-5171 for pick­ A. POMMERENING, Phone GR 9-0465 up when truck-is in Chelsea Tues- Broker ' ■' -29 Also, complete portable equipment. -FO R SA LE- day, Jan. 15. A ' 28 F.OR SALE—Oak dinette table and Welding, cutting, brazing, pipe Phone GR 9-5491 ■ , I ■ 4 matching chairs; also-nak desk thawing. - - —------^ MODERN#-2=bedfoom, loke home, sleeps-six, Oit heat, T ir w ^ BoMerle* — Tune-Up« ~ Brake Service — Wheel Alignment 24Tf aiuFchair. (rR. 5-8505, ' -28 utility room, garage. Price ,$8,500. $1,500 down; Septic Tanks PHONE 479-3541 CHELSEA^MICH,^ Phone -- owner-will-finonce bafarree.------—“—- 475-8781 or GR 5-8252 IN CHELSEA^-lnsulated niodem-house, 5-roomsrbath And Drain Fields Funeral Service that 9tf and utility room,, hardwood floors, enclosed porch, INSTALLED TO COUNTY CODE modern kitchen, gas furnace, garage, landscaped lot SPECIFICATIONS 7-^-L meets every requirement Look To GrinnelTs $hrubbery qnd flowers: FHA. or Gl financing avail-' SPECIAL SWIFT SELECT able. - t~ ------Septic tanks from 800 gal. to 2,000 jat^®**^vailable-for^rompt Instal- In ;62 - -eNEbSEA'-SGHOOtrptSTR4GT^f:65 ac re fa rm^^ood *^he wai a gentle muI; the eervlce fW J ’fc ’ \ New Spinet PianoB from ...... $489 7-room and bath home, modern kitchen, basement New Hammond Organs (2 manual) muat. be one of gentle eimplicUyt- ' -- "ftonj ;z^399B ,with.,nearly-nGw oil^.furnaee,-electric water HlaTe?7" attached garage. Large Mb-roof barn] 25 cow ties ^H I LLTOP PLUMPING Used Spinets at ...... -S2dG flA, & w BOB SHEARS Rebuilt Grand from ...... -..,.,.,,,.8595 milk house, large tool shed, chicken and brooder 201 S. Main Phone 479-3851 Steaks. . . . lb. 79c **Ve have a Assorted Uprights from -.^.,.$69.50 , spdng-^d fishing lake. Price, ------2tf =rr - 1 $40,000. Part down. ' limited amount of GRIN NELL'S MODERN COUNTRY HOME on all-weather road. One ICE SKATES money to* apend." 828 South Main . . Ann Arbor bedroom down and two on second floor. Modern . . lb. 89c Phone NO 2-5667 kitchen and bath, dining ..room, large livjm. room We trade and sharpen. 9 M FbR SALE ~ LtiTgQ, year-round, — enclosed porch; targe screened front .porch, stoker Chelsea Hardware *1 wapt the finest funeral monejr J 9D ft, Crooked Lake front home. !lirj!?a^ 2’?ap gara9e' workshop. Maple shade; Lot lb. 99c 20 ean buy.** 1 Basement, garage, fireplace, livlnr 1 a ga,rden* Pdce: $ll,000. room carpeted plus separate renta ^ »hd equjpment. 140-ACRE FARM 4 mi es out pn blacktop. 4-bedroom Also New Holland machinery. unit (approx. $1,100 grow,) Im­ modern house, hardwood floors, modern bath, oil mediate possession. Minimum Sales and service. Cobb & Sehroor. . . lb. 99c W% aniioer aU fm $3,000 down. Phone NO 8-8018. 6tf Stockbridge. Phone ULyaaelt l- lf f i >—■ 11 i ii i m m + m ^ ' ¥ W*11 ^ ------;______40tf htral que*tl6n*. "ECKRICH" ROASTED ' ■ ' Phonet grils er Uif your reel estate with R. D. Miller _,1r,m|lT._-__—-n___u.l |- ■---I.-- ' — :...... WWl'.'"------FARM LOANS! for fostr ufflclOTT iervIce;------___l-CLQGGECt___ — • •/ • t • • I d # 5 9 c Buy land,, livestock, refinance. HAVE BUYERS FOR CHELSEA HOMES. SEWER Free Appraisals * Fast Service ReyiipMs Sey^er __Select Cuts *V4% fattest- ...... Service V EAL - P O R K - LAMB - FOWL Staffan Funeral Home Federal Land Bank' We Clean Sewers Without Digging ■ / ' ' V ROBERT HA&L, MGR* REAL ESTATE BROKER Drains Cleaned BleQlricilly Funerol Direttori for Four Gcnerotiona « PRE? ESTIMATES 124 PARK STRICT PHONE GR 5*4417 TelepSne NOman 2-YEAR GUARANTEE------. v- h .. A nn‘Arbor, Mte$u . ' J W 6 R # .5 m elMO' Phone Ann Arbor NO 2-8277 •M,ATS • asocBRtes - “e”“ »»«»»- MUVIR PHONE GR F-2411 / v .TAWUARY 10. 1M8 THE CHEISEA STA CHELSEAvMECBKr PAGE FIVE of a long-standing .endeavor pected to represent, the Black and Helen M. Lyons and Family- holidays with his parents. fi'oshments which were served by [lie part of both Detroit Edison Pvt. Schaules enlisted in the U. White Association, at. the annual Jill Kipfmiller. '-^T' [ Consumers Power to' achieve convention of the Michigan Asso- IN MEMORY S. Army Dec. 5 for two years. He Janice Guenther, scribe. | lowest possible operating am ciation of Fairs-und" Exhti In memory=t>frtror-loving mofo^rt ita! co&ts. It does notrih~aTiy High school. His prese Sunday Through Tuesday, Jan. 20 TROOP 58— ______= ■ropi esent -a . merging-,of -the Lula1 IScripte r.. who passed-awaji-L^J three years ago,,-Jan. 9, 1960. ,8‘ '22;, in ,the ‘Pick-Fort Shelby Hotel, Last week our troojj talked J companies. Each company wilt Pvt. Richard L. Schaules' Detroit. about our second rank in tender­ [inue to be tesponsib^ for the For God has marked our sorrow m g day. ■■■*- .,U .' S. 56739134 Meeting at the same time will foot.' There were 11 different lice and service policing in the A Company 14-4 And numbered every secret tear, bo the Michigan H arness H orse­ things that have to be done. In it serves Fort Knox. Ky. •... men’s Association arvd the Michi­ each one there: were two different ' Iroadly, purposes of tjhe plan And Heaven’s long ,age of bliss ■ NEW ELECTRIC POOL AREA—The above shall pay gan Showmenfs Association., The" things 'to"do".'Each of us had to pick (1) TV- perpetuate economy tween the two companies will further co-ordinate one or both things that we would map shows the total interconnected electric pool For all his children suffer here. € pi. Arnold Carpenter three groups will be making plans [dependability in production and and reinforce the existing electric transmission and exchanging ideas for the 78 like to do. We also picked a patrol jismisaion of electric power; j2 ) area served' by Detroit Edison^ and- Consumers network throughout the entire Lower Peninsula of Sadly missed by all, the fami ily, children and grandchil- Returns to Base After fqirs and exhibitions which will be leader and assistant patrol leader litate supplying_emergency Power. The, new joint operational agreement be­ -Michigan.------...... -.... ■------■ " throughout . the "state this, jfrom each patrol. [eras needed is cases of storm Serving in Caribbeanr Jacquie Bailey, scribe. [age or other- disruption; ter-ties, hydroelectric energy is re­ installed to meet the load growth plan will .be a most important con­ THANK YOU Camp Pendleton, Calif.—Marine advance; the art hnd science of ceived when available from- the of the-two systems? tribution to s the"' social and eco­ Lance Corporal Arnold L: Carpe'n- Irconnection through fu rth er in The Ladies of St. Mary Altar Ontario system, which in turn is ■ The feasibility of interconnect­ nomic well-being ^of our state. •< ter, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Car­ [ation of the existing Michigan Society wish to thank G. L. Staffan supplied - from time to time with ing .with' other ~ power- pooling It is .especially significant that penter of 128 West Middle St., ■•wide electric "transm ission for the use of his property for areas will be 'studied carefully, Chelsea, Mich., has returned to kork. power from steam-electric generat­ ;the program will be financed en«" the placement of the Nativity crib Phone GR 5-4141 ing plants on the American side “Pumped Storage” Considered . tirely with investor funds and will and-scene again this year. A big' Camp Pendleton,'Calif., after serv- is to be emphasized that in- Thank -You” to the following^ g-with-the-Ei£th-Mnrine Expedi­ -These- interchanges have proven" —The- practicality of - a^-pumped- be-accornpHshedwithoutr—depend- or ohriectfons" as such are" By”1hb group who so graciously and will­ tionary Brigade of . the United most advantageous in times of storage” project Which would be ing upon our government for fi-' |ns a. novelty in this atoa. The ingly gave their time'and help in States. quarantine forces in the GR 5-5141 inter-tie was made as early local peak or emergency demand, located on the shore of Lake Mich- nancial assistance. Instead, it will Caribbean. ___•; — -help-by^bearmg-its fullaruMnrt^ erecting and dlsmantling_the_cEih igan near Xudington has been es­ The' unit arrived ih California, pressi.ye share of the tax Jburden Frank_ Klobuchar, Harvey Lixey, been three high-capacity-, cial in improving operating econ­ •on, Dec. ^,6, two months after em­ tablished. Here, water would be required to support , our local, K, R. McMannis, A1 Keezer, Mr. i-voltage. links between- Con­ omy for the systems involved. barking rin 20 amphibious ships, pumped.from the Take" into a reser- state and federal governments. and^ra. J. V.-. Burg, I, and J, V. ors and Detroit Edison—the Program Details Described Bwgrr-Hrand-Ghehea-Electric Light and-passing through thjr I'ijmima voir at an elevation of 300 feet 24-HOUR AMBULANCE SERVICE broe-bvie connection below Mon- The program will requite sub- Department for wiring. Thanks to Canal. The ^combined Nayy and above the lake during the night 1 the Ypsilanti-Jackson' tie n ear stantlaLconstruction of new extra- all.- ,------——— M arina—Corps—force—leaving—the- -Arbor, and-the-’Flint-Lapeer ligh-voltage transmission lines as hours when power demaml is rela­ Personal Notes Pacific Coast.w as 18,000. 214 I. MIDDLE ST. CHELSEA tively low. Then, to meet peak |in the northern Thumb area, :he demand for electric energy Mr. and Mrs. Leigh Beach and CARD OF THANKS- . 4 - The-force sptfnt-51 days~at~sea demands : during daytime, the wat-, alue of Interchange. Proven continues to increase. daughter, Dorothy, returned Tues*. Our heartfelt thanks to all who and visited, ports in Puerto Rico, ^ji.jKould be discharged back into he interconnection concept has The agreement also calls for day night of last week after .extended comforting, sympathy and Jamaica and Panama. |onstrated its value here in our Lake Michigan through hydroelec­ spending Christmas with' ■ their help in our recent sorrow. For the co-ordinated planning in the loca­ tric generating units. The appro­ BURGHARDT FUNERAL HOME e. Besides Consumers’ and De- daughter and. family, Mr. and Mrs. beautiful service, floral offerings tion and construction.of . new-elec- priate time for construction of Gregory Youth - Serving Edison V facilities, those of trie generating facilities. These Ralph Johnson and children, at and many other kindnesses follow-. _____ . _ . ______| municipal system of Detroit, this project will be decided on Midland, Tex. They made the trip irig the death of Larry Paul, ,w«TlOttr D nrk^Tjm ding Ship . will he plnced at—foe—point—most- -the_basi3_of"StudieVnrow underway, riiivs of Lansing and Holland, strategic with .respect to"the total by train The changing economics related Edison Sault EleetricrGempany-- htVrconnected electric pool area. -Air Force Lieutenant^Roger M. ^ MrPan f MersU,‘LaVerne Walz Ic" ^ J ort SnelHrig’- Raymond to nuclear .energy will be carefully I c. Cranna, engineman second class, Ford Motor "Co^- already- are Thusr -o«e new plant will serve Hoffer expects "to. leave- here to. lable-:-for—power—interchange? considered -when^Tutflre—new' frew "--"-MKTndMr3.:Lvre" m R " - - 4 u sNr^OTr-0f-MTr^7Td-Mr37-Ciar1 where two otherwise would Have morrow morning' tn report -fit: erice J. Cranna of "Gregory, Midi;, tefJhfise::system^may^raw: rHt.mg--FiqT?i7dty - igYrryerierir"— ~ —:—Mr. .and Mrs.-Wesley.-Schlee tcrbe.bullfat-^gi^terrca^al-c'ostT Travis —Ah^Force- Base is serving aboard the dock Jand or contribute to the over-all Will Benefit Michigan It is. important that new gener­ fornia for embarkation to Korea. ! ing ship USS Fort Snelllng, op- THANK YOU |e£ supply whenever necessary, ators installed to serve the entire , It is the opinion of both com­ His assignment calls for 13 months | erating from Little Creek, Va.' I wish in this way to extend SWIFT PREMIUM. addition; since .1958, there, co-ordinated system can be large panies that this new agreement of service there. Mrs, Hoffer, the The Ftort Snell ing was a*"unit of my thanks and appreciation to all been two major interconnec- in size—arid hence most highly assures Michigan, its people arid former Connie Steinbach, and the ! the United States , quarantine Is the—HydrotElectric efficient. Studies are now in pro­ its industries. of an abundant Hoffers’ son, Philip, will remain who remembered me with cards and ! forces in rhr, r.ni'ihhpn'n wfonHv Bacon lb. 49c gifts during my stay at;rthe hos­ ler -Commission . of Ontario,- gress to determine when_and where present and future supply of elec­ .here with her parents/,"JitKm„and The ship is a unit of the Atlantic [ada- Through the Canadian in- the next generating unit will_.be tric power at reasonable c,ost. The Mrs; Martin Steinbacht—^ —- pital and sinefc my return home. iioua—Eavce.—a— These^thoughtfuL ?ki«di element 'of“Americfliv seapower. T i t t e r much appreciated. Julius Eschelbach, NEW AIR MAIL STAMP '20-OZ. JAR KRAFT r a » n ni? t u a v k s I ' The new 8-cent air mail postage We wish: to express our heart- 6tamP is ready for‘ safe Wora'.thah . r ;. . . . . 25c felt thanks ^nd appreciation for % m®"th before; the effective date •_ • - • ' r* . the acts of kindness messages of KP^tal rate increases. CAMPBELL CHICKEN-NOODLE •*-. f ■ No wonder Chevrolet is so popular with R clioice like this: the luxurious Jet»smooth Chevrolet^ lively low-priced CHev^ II, sporty rear-engine Corvair/and ferltigs received from relatlvea. l/T V ^ Hn;’ Hlg g Soup. 3 eansT8e friends and neighbors during our ? rstfcla88 ma,1, rat?B 8°‘ UP two new versions of America’s only; all-out sports car, Corvette, recent bereavemeftt in the loss of — , . , , MICHIGAN' The make mere peoplk our beloved sister. We especially I a^ .,Tail ^ p , des.gned .by, ■. . '■ depend on thank the Rev. Silvernail,'the Rev. Bencsath, of New York Donigan and the Stormont Fu- c,tyi si owsJ a jet airplane flying, Yellow Onions. 5 lbs. 19c neral Home. — -----” ------— /past the dome—of- -the—national Mrs. Jake Straub and family/ Mr. arid'Mrs. Elmer Sawdy and family. . Through its,-Washington officer the American Foundation for the THANK YOU”' Blind provides legislators arid gov- FOOD MARKET I wish to thank all my relatives I f.rnmental a^ ^ ie s with informa- DIAL GR 9-3331 WE DELIVER and friends for the lovely Christ- ^ on and. ^ mas cards andremembrances which 5 I appreciate very W ch, and which «««+ I Congressional hearings dealing made me very happy. Best wishes L,.T „ concerning the and niay God bless each one of you A af n the New- Year. ------: . blind population ot_ our—country* Impala Sport Sedan-! Mrs. Marie Epplcr one of is Jetsm oth; 6700 W. Outer Dr., ’63 JET-SMOOTH CHEVROLET - C h e v ro let* * - Detroit, 36, Mich, CY C Y L /m ie Sez- B y - • • "RAY G lM M f Y CARD OF THANKS Our heartfelt thanks to friends, relatives and neighbors for the WORLD TOOAV rindnesBes-shown^our-husbandaTid" TftYlNG -TO PINO ( ’ather during his years of Irivalld- >m and for flowers, cards and HOW TH€ OTHER HALF GOT spiritual, bouquets received fol-j owinfiT his' death. Special thanks to St. Mary’s Altar Society, VFW Auxiliary, Dr. J. V. Fisher, Colon-1 Honest Injun, now Is a nesses, January is "clear­ lal Manor and Staffan Funeral 1 gdod time. , ance'’ month' and the shop­ ^— ~~Ckevy; ll Nom lOO Station W agons Nome, Sincerely, . / CKebroTet tmpala Sport Coupe- : For what? For jhopplng per who knows where to took shares the easy*care features of the big Chevrolet Mrs. Henry Werner an^ family. | oeauty, ride and comfort you'd go for instantly j. local stores, that’s what. can find some real values...... «„»,,,,...... nr, Hl'lMlOlMMiMOimMIMMMlilllOtHMIlMtmtmiHIHHtll* CARD OF THANKS You can get your year off How about you? Isn't there With deepest gratitude we ex­ some item that you have tend this word of thanks for the to a good start by getting sympathy expressed In so many some real bargains in Items thought about getting and thoughtful ways by friends, rela­ that you have been wonting just haven’t gotten around to seeing about? so, tele­ tive# and neighbors following the or needing. If death of our beloved husband jand phone or visit your local mer­ s ^ ' s ' S' lather. Such kindness and neigh­ W h y J on Vary? Si m p 1 e...... • What you have heard ’ chant who handles this item borly thoughtfulness can never be about-GimmeyVGomf^leto— MGny_Gf.QurJocal.merchanU - o n d -s e » 'w h a tW n d Tt>f“b ar-7 forgotten/ Special thanks to the outo’ service is true. It's wiH have special prices on gains he has to offer. -y - ■ --- ...... -**-r »■■■—— Rev. Johh Jolley'for his comfort­ The best in Chelsea. Driv^ . merchandise carried over Corvette Sting Ray Sport <7owp«— ing words. / We think you'll be glad | Corvair Monta Club Coupe- in today for a check-up there'a also a new Sting Ray Convertible . ... Family of Clay Langstoru. Rnmu ta»t year. In many busi­ yoii did. . i...... with snazzy bucket, seat interior and fill tip with Standard . ^ *n,i i, t, *, i, | | ,,,,,4,1,,.,,,.,, i,,,,,,, i I,,,11*1** ...... STRICT GAME LAWS gasoline. Philadelphia, Pa.—Offenders of -J e e fo u r entirely different kinds of cars at your Chevrolet deoler’s Show rom ! the game/ laws of Pennsylvania Sh / M M £ Y ’S ...... -...... ■*— aire not /only heavily fined,/ b ut ribald' to lose their guns as Well. A S T A N D A R P W e Pennsylvania Game.Commis- ated’s division of law enforcement has received a total of 4,546 bids \ y 6 a m /<• io p m . SALES & SERVICE far 72 firearms confiscated from .'V.'T.' :t ;r". GR 9-9581 CHELSKA, MICHIGAN hunter# who broke the game law# Chelsea Chamber of Commerce rinxjftt tljii la«t two year#. . 1 I ■

>) i«; ‘W i * s * :: 7'’, • •-i ^ u b s d a y , j a w a r t w . i « PAGE SIX CHELSEA STANDARD. CHELSEA; Raymond Steinbach Named To Head Jackson C om m unity ModelRailroadClub AREA At Co-Operative Nursery u Announcement has been made Mothera o^ ehildren wh^. at’tend< by ‘ the'' Jackson" Model Railroad Mrs. Arthur W. Grau Mrs. Holton K. Bush i>Irs. Lucy Robinsbii - Chelsea 7 Co-Operative Nursery Jshop. or plow a field - in the C alendar •pile. ■ Club, Inc., that Raymond Stein* Dies at Methodist |Iome jjphool' op Chelsea-DexterTtd./ near bach haa'dbeen eleebed president* £6r Dies Monday Afternoon Dies Early Friday Morning Four Mile Lake, take turns as­ Soon it is tin^e to rest. While ; ☆ ☆ ☆ the-yeur iV03<:’’ At Ann Arbor Hospital -At Ann ^Arbor Hospital Fpllowing Long Illness sisting Hhe teacher;, one' ofthese Jpthera.arereSting.TQihin)Lcmi,i Other olficOrs elected at*e Robert Mrs. Holton R. liu.sh of 4340 Mrs, Lucy Li Robinson, a, i;e6i- mothers , , haB ; submitted tfie follow- pie prepare the juice and cracU Deborah Circle of Methodist Ghqlsea Community |Farm Bu Mrs. Arthur Wi Grau died late He' places the napkins in fruntl Prestdn, vice-pro|j{ient}Jofvh Mondayiafternoon at St. Joseph Clear Lake Rd,,*- Waterlio town dent-of the Methodist l^„a$pount;_as ‘'a .^ ge from the phnVnh to entertain Morning Phi- reau Thursday ►■■Jan..-10 at the J. V. - ______=___ ...... J I a«i« a« m mArnaw nuaief f t ■euchzlittie- chair. It is quiet j| fin, secretary; and Uiaucio Uolyer, Mercy .hospital,- Ann Axbor, whet'e Jackson countyr-^ied^url^rMondttyT^D^SlTfhllowTiig a long diary of Of nvother assist^’ . lftthea, Wednesday Jan. 16 'at 9 Burg home. Pot-luck sUpper 7:15 treasurer. All 1 three" are Jackson before the grace is said and j p.mj Hosts: thq_ Dorr and Edspn she had been a patient since Dec JSriuay,Enuay nmrningmorning ,at-at St. ■ Joseph c, - - - oe a.m.^at home of Mrs. Robert Dan;., men.,T , ------— MeFcy hospital, Ann "Arbor, -after Illness. She rwas 85 years -did and DAIRY o F A MOTHER ASSIST Olwdys surprising: to hear the' Whitakers. Members" and ‘ guests 28. She ’ was"66"years old. had lived-at^the Home since July ielfti.______,___i.____:______xne club, -whlch^formerly—hao a long illness. She had gntemT J8y Mrs, Thomas Neff of Dexter versatlons atrthe- tabliyrAfrer2 invited to see pieties filmed be its headquarters at tne backs,on Bon June 11, 1896, in Freedom 10,- 1961. ■ ' . . refreshm ents there is a story] hind the Iron-Cvrtainj rshqwn- by township, she was a .daughter -of tiie 'hospital Dec. 12. Mra. Bush .-Chelsea Co-Op—Nuraery school ------"WSWS— Of '.Waterloo Village Fajrgi'ounds, , *8, n^w located - at ,was 8 -adV.28 of Cholsea. They' came to Midnigaii^ia.. years Her husband was a member of ,*;r *. said yesterday that anyone inter­ ago. Mr.. Bush survives. " ' number of. timos l have to< provide periences of nursery School v ;.. : ■■■■ ■;■»■■ ■• ’;■*<»'. .ja ' Mfa. Grau was a member <^f the ■• Detroit Conforence !of the transportation. There ’ are four ested is welcome to uttend any Also surviving ui^ two nieces in Methodist Church for 27 years: Mrs. Raymond Steinbach at Sylvan-Llma Farmers Guild VFW Auxiliary social meeting of the meetings. Zion Lutheran church at Rogers boys in’ o u r1 car pool. If you 9-5881. There are openings in ./ Mondayp-Jan.-14,-at.-lihna’Center Monday, Jan 14, 8 p.m., a t the Corners, and the church's Womijn California. Mrs. TaSuis Ramp (Jes- He also was a native of Canada. fchauffered four-4^vear-old -j— — *—... — .wh siej-of—WtrterlOo, is- a~rousin l" • —Snryiytng-^Mrsr-Rqblnggir-ia, a navet^-,cnauneiea-tour-4^eai -01a rthe~morning -and afternoarr ^Community Hall. Pot-luck "supper horn ofiof* Alda^Juorgens,Al ’ chairman. of Zion. boys, anywhere,, well, you “just -aT‘7 p.m., followed by card party ,Two sons a«ii’;-iC^aughter pru- niece-Miss Lola Dupkloy of Toroh- sioW .J" know thttt:yop^wiIl'eii| Her committee; Ruth- WalzT^Lau- Surviving, in addition_-to _ her haven't, jived!.' We’lLjiickiup- Bohby p a r t - in -/nursery1 school - -M eatHrpll a- a nd -cof f ee-fu rnished. reta-Boyei'i~-Theltntr4Aranklin.“For ceded Mrsr-Bush-in-death^^Roy- in- to“ Gntr“ Canada\‘‘■ ■ husband, are a son and daught1 first and leave our baby at his . \ * • ..... ♦ * * ' members and friends. l l k l l I S 1927, Helen in 1928, and Harvey Funeral iseryices- were .. held At Sylvan Extension club meeting ♦ * . * Lloyd A. ,Gruu’‘ftnd Mrs. Lprdnj in- 1945. - "... . ; house. I exchange baby sitting on Koengeter' (Dorothy) ; four grana- 9:80 a,m. Thursday at the. Metho- assist days. Then we welcome Ron­ Calvin Clark To Alien date—changed—to—Thursday^Jan, Sts—Mary^s—School—Assoemttotr _A^_daughter. Linda Sue, Friday, funeral Her-viees—were—held -at- dist“Home Chapoi. Officiatingiwere .24, at_ the honte of Mrs. Harold, Dde.; 28, at, St^ j o s o p l ^ e r c y i lc a ­ chiklren; and a -brother, Oscir the Burghavdt - Funeral Home at nie and- Dean-Tiboard^Knd"w'■ Revival;—Good music, Holy GhoBt Rd. preceded_ . her . in__ death...... , .... . Grove church, officiating. Burial mtendenVof-thc Home. BurtaHook- with 'famsr"hmmms.\ums and ughs.” rkr-presidentn-oH ------:------r----Hr------“ “ preaching. We:need you! 82bTlorth' Friends m ay-xnt^rthe-Staffm r-^j^^^j^ MoUnt Hope cemetery Funeral Home until 11 a.m. today place-in. Maple Leaf cemetery in Chelsea Community Fair Board I . Ann Arbor Friendship club, Maple ltd., Aon Arbor, every night . A son, Paul Eric, Thursday, Jan. Waterloo. Chatham. . As. we get closer to nursery expected to; represent *tho-fah| sponsored, by Ann Arbor Recrea­ 3. at Foote'flospital, Jackson,' to (Thursday).- The body will-lie |n> schoolrit^gets'comparatively quiet. 7:30, every-morning 9:00. adv.29 Arrangements in charge of the annual conventionrof the Mif tion Dept., progressive card party; Mr. and Mrs. Allan Flaugher, state at Zion Lutheran church; 1 1 , • . » 1 • 1 ouM iKciiicnva Were were in cimr. Each boy io- gcttlng ready to - be Rogers-earners,7—iTonr-noop—until' AloySHIl^J. lVlOl k c I -----—-'-the Uurghajdt Funeral Home, igan Association of-Fairs and Fridayi ^Jan.- 117-8 -piin—at- Pattem— -American-Legion Auxiliary so- 409’/6 -East St.—Mrsr^Flaugher- is the first to yell, ”1 see the. nur­ hibltions Sunday through Tuo.^ gill school, Crcstland St., Ann Ar­ ciul meeting Jan. 14, 8 jp.ftv, at the -former Barbara Hoskins. the funeral service ut 2 p.m. The sery school-, 1” ‘ . ■ ■. -■ ltev.; C. J.'Rohhqf, pastor of the Former Chelsea Resident Jah. 20-22, in the Pick-Fort SheJ bor. Dancing will follow refresh-’ K. of C. Hull -for members and * '■ ♦ Area Residents9 /Father Sure enough we have arrived. Hotel, Detroit. ments. Prizes, including door prizfc. church, will officiate v"uhd burial Dies at Lansing Home guests. ....A daughter, Siisan Marie, Thurs­ They troop up the steps, take off Meeting ,at the same time All unmarried persons age 39 * * . * day^ Jan. 3, at St. Joseph Mercy Svill take place at Zion Lutheran Aloysius J,-Merkel, 65, of 919 Dies Thursday in Akron cemetery, * i their outdoor clothing and hang be the Michigan Harness—iW through 04 invited.' ' Jan. 16 meeting of the PTO has Hospital, Ann Arbor, to Mr. and Prospect, Lansing, died Saturday, Paul. J. Eseh, 62, of Akron, O., it on the loW hook with their pic­ men’s . Association and the Mia ♦ *... ■ * • ■ ; t ■■ Mrs. Bernard Herrst, 780 Freer been cunceled becuuse-of semester Dec. 29, at his residence. the father of four area,residents, ture above it. Miss Jane ^has /a gan Showmen’s Association. 1 JCC Auxiliary Tuesday, Jan. 15, Rd, ’ ' . mi______•__ 'f,‘ . a 1... . exams. Date of -meeting will be Stanley Valant Mr. Merkel was born Jan. 11, died Thursday. morning in Akron cheery, hello fbr everyone and an three groups wiirbfl_makinir..p!ij p.m. at McKune Memorial Li­ announced in Jan. .17 issue of The 1897, in Chelsea, a son of Petor, after a brieif illness. individual bit of—exchange-with and exchanging ideas for the [ brary.' District Vice-President Bev­ Standard,7 ' A' son, TDavid Gregory, Friday, Former Chelsea Resident and Elizabeth Weber Mei'kcl., each child. Then the children find erly Nelson of Tecumseh will ^ie a Dec. 21, at City Hospital,, Spring- He was the father of Mrs. Ro­ fairs^aiid exhibitions which will! Dies Thursday in Florida He graduated from Cholsea High bert - Hubor, ^Chelsea;—Marvin--J- i h e i r .fav orite toy— an d -I-see—what- =hel{L*_throughout ^=t-he ..guest,— — ’— ----- ;___ . .• . — Esther- Chapter^-of the Congre- field ,-O ., to D^-and-M-FSt-^ionalcb school and attended the University Esch; -Ann-Arbor, and- Evarett Dr the art project of the Hay jg Migg year. ___ :__il_..:..:..m ,__ t ... *____ ;__ ..' gational chun-h-T-httrsdayr^TTr-lOrf^1^^' Dr. Ruddy son of-Mr. am ^vhmtr'a-formei-GheK-f H^hadT:e“en a^resD and Gordon C. Esch both Saline. Jarte has. such clever ideas! At Rogers Corners Farm-Bureau 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Otto Mrs. James Rudd of Ashland, O., sea resident, died Thursday, Dec. dent of Lansing for .the past 45 20/at Ocala, Fla. He was 60 years Christmas the children made bells Mrs. Emma Seitz spent X| Friday, Jan. 11, 8 p.m., at the home Hinderer. formerly of Chelsea, is interning years. Tie whs a member-of-the In addition- ta , his..children- in old the area, he Is f rom- “sectiow of an - egg cartonr Year’s’ day-* at the “home IT of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Huehl, at Springfield Cjty Hospital fol- Church of the Resurrection, the survived by 11 Now the rest of the children ar . • ■ * . r He is survived by his wirfowj grandchilHrp.n. His wife preceded daughter and family, Mr. mol —•South—Sylvan-^Extension club Ibwing. his graduation in June Holy Name Society, the Quarter rive, The gitls love the doll and Zofia, and three—daughters, M-r^j him-in-deathr Herbert Howell—and—c-hileh Lyndon Home Extension dub Thursday, Jan, 10, 12 o'clock noon 1962 from the University of Cin­ Century _Dlub_ :of_ Gldsmobile ' and kitchen corner. Boys can pretend Thursday,- .Jan. 17,...at..Lyndon at the home of Mrs: Raymond Lie- cinnati Medical School, He attend­ Stella Geer and Mrs. Lottie Curtis , Mr. Esch was a member-of the. Jackson. She left here on More the Executives Club oL^Qldsmo- they are carpenters at the work- .and. .returned..Wednesday. Town Hull. beck. Smorgasbord lunch. Bring ed Chelsea schools,while'the fam­ of Chelsea and Mrs. Genevieve bile. He was an .Army veteran of Goodyear Heights United Presby­ table service. . ■ ily lived here. Dr. ~and Mrs. Rudd Myers in 'England. I World War I. Me retired from' terian- church, Akron,—O., -am f-i Rebckah Lodge special meeting have. two other children, Cindy Funeral services and burial tool^ Oldsmobile.. in 1955 after 29 years 32nd .degree Mason. and Jnstullation of officers Tues- Jerusalem Farm Bureau Thurs*- and-Gathy^-,-...... ,—=r-^——:- place=in=Floridtt.-— .--■Tt of service; ' . . He. worked for 34 years in the dny,-Jan^l&r-8^t>.m^-at the IOQF- day, Jan. 10. 8;30 p.111., al tlnr Surviving are the widow, Julia development 'department of Good­ One Stop Here — Hall. All members to bring Jell-0 home of Mrs. Walter Wolfgang. ■ A daughter, Laurie Ann, Mon­ year Tire. & Rubber Co.' - i or cake.. Hunting Violations . . •; Rogers Merkel, whom he married Members. to”bring sweet rolls.' day, Jan. 7, at St. Paul's Hos- June 13, 1931; one son, Frederick, ------* * yftiTI7 Jackaoh, to—Dr. . and Mra.t - (Contimirul from page one) •’| Funeral- services were held at Car .of_Lansing;-two- duughtei^Sr Kath-: -3-.-p.rn. Saturday - in Akron.' . - - — —.-J —H om cma kersT-Rx ten - ---Annual Masonic b'ancruet Satur­ Theodore Combs;, 1106 West Miohi;' 31, of Ecorse, are to appear sion club Tuesday, Jan. 15, '8.-p.m. leen Merkel and Mrs. Jumes Gib* day, Jan. 12," at St^Jjaul’s church gan Avc., Jackson, formerly of Municipal Court, Ann Arbor, foil spm _of Ann—Arbor-[—one-'-grand- at .therhomc-of- Mrs. George~Erkc7 hali.^'Dinner at 7 prtn7-’Reservu- Chelsea. “ _ — ’ L~~ z ~ r : trial- Jam TI7 11 14010 Jerusalem ltd.- daughter; one. brother, Leo of Our, check-up. gets your cur set for Mons to be. made with Don Dancer James S. Hendershott; 22i ■Chelsea,- and—two-rsistei's. Mi'sz: -•------■-----.------—-* — *— * - - — ----- by_JamJOEI ■The time—to' -start- your netw ^Cafetena^ei r^free-drlvin g . ------Melvtndale, pleaded, guilty to- Harry -Taylor and Mrsv Harold ’ Chelsea Suburbanettes .Extension Christmas Saving Plan, or old age similar charge on Monday,' after ★ T une en gin e club Thursday, Jan. 17, 8 p.m., at McCarty of Detroit. Chelsea, High school cafeteria Acting more ignorant’than you saving plan is no,w;-you will never being apprehended by Boyer on menus fdr the coming week are. tk CHECK WHEEL A U G N M ^t the home of Mrs. Darrel Satterth- actually are usQally has its ad­ Funeral services were held Wcd- get to it by planning, it for a fu ­ Saturday, and paid fine and costs nestltiy- Jan. 2, at the Church of as follows: Monday, Jan. 14— ★ CHECK RADIATOR, BRAKES . COMPLETE | waite. Purse project. vantages. ture date. ■ of $50. ‘ ' r the. UesuiT'ectiori. Interment took Sloppy joes, peas, pears. Tuesday, ★ LUBRICATE CHASSIS ’ ONE-STOP SERVICE p la ce"a tStT“J o sUb h"c c metbry >Lah - Jan. 15—Bean soup, ham, peanut sing. ' butter and jelly, sandwich, apple crisp. * — Too many people go around say- Cafeteria will be closed on exum Bill Brown's Super Service ..days ,=-J an-46--afl

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And he insists that while Committee without the approval lieves, the income tax base must Man from Hell Appeari Zht recalled,, haa to be-repbrted by the retary of the Treasury, Dillioh, tax reduction- may increase teeoh- of Mr. Mills; be broadened, and there must be :Housb. Ways and Means Commit- omic- growth,' the process takes a On Nat*l TV Program his Secretary of Commerce. Hodges/ , The jtftoi'View appeared ju st more uniform treatment pf income. tee.^The chairman of that commit­ ■considerable timer which moan* Mel Reinhard, president of the his chairman of the-Council- of Ec­ shortly before President' Kennedy This is a large order,‘and primari­ onomic Advisers, Heller, and many tee is Wilbur P. Mills, and a few that a lowering of taxes must re­ ly for this roason Mr. Mills thinks Chamber of Commerce of Hell, in days ago he gave an exefusive in­ hold a press -conference and it other highly .placed officials in the duce government revenue for an w«s -inevi table That - he be asked i t ’Will fake many* months fo r such Livingston .county, appeared on-a terview to ‘the U. S.—News and appreciable period, - r , nationul television broadcast the By RALPH ROBEY Administration >are for a lowering -whdt-he thought_ it meant from a bill to be developed and pro­ of the tax burden. They do not all World Report. J ir this, Rep. Mills . ..There probably Ts no other Con­ cessed through the Congress. It past week, thus gaining nation­ did hot say that there would not the viewpoint of'tag reduction. His agree- upotr how the reduction gressman in the House whose reply was to the effect that sdme will be'most regrettable if tax wide recognition ^for the commun­ ^ Developments on Tax Reductions be ,a, tax reduction in 1903, but he ity. - . .' . _ . . • • I should be made, and they disagree yiflws on thxes are as important of the stories of Mr. Mill’s views relief has to waitJhis long. •..... as toi,u whetherKleiner ther^mere should snouia beoe one did a**, say that *»in "i"his opinon there Reinhard ‘appeared -as a^m ys- Everyone agrees that our federal^ ~ < * . ii • _1» as^ those of Mr, Mills. This is.not- had boon-exaggerated and that he o r two bilisrwhmr the reduction ^s^o^uBtificatiorrfOTrs^^uijCkie" tory guest” on the network tele­ -ffl gystoni is a complete hodge- too much money and that this because he controls-so many votes. was seeing the Congressman later. .should, take affect,-and how much cub to.be made effective Jan-1 .. Vji.der^ j^ prpgram^admlnistui’etl nodge. Most persons, indudiqg .should, tak# Affe,ctr-and-how much v*“' I'u uc ,™'"! It is a result of the widespread i4- that a fternoon7, •~No”ftnn~Qu no-omen#- - vision - shoyv, ‘‘P lay--Your Hunch.1*-”" burden—should be reducod.~But in the way nf■ nr-m’-^Mrf-the- Jiary.-l.—which-ia_the date that 'the. Libraiy of. Congress, . the -.'gfty^,,_the-present- Administra­ sepet-for his'inherent ability and has been made on the outcome of Reinhard was billed as the “man th S’ nor a!1 6f 'Jt“taken taxtnv otm.Ui.i.n.structure-should be. included, PcAtlrfant.President KehnedyVaitnariv hhna as hann bee.n Imlmr. using. American, ' Foundation for the from. Hell” and ,. pantliatsy—were-— - tion, believe that it places a penal- together, assures that, we shall' hard work. Pew chairmen of the ^his meeting. : . Necessarify^^idseX differences will Mills alio made_it clear- that BiiiirLj,ecordsr bo(>k8 and-other - lit'- asked to- identify" Him from among ty on initiative and. is a hindrance have -either- tax- rate reform,“or Ways-and-. Means Committee- haver “ Actually, Mr. Mills is lO avov be resolved /before ’ the President he does 'not like the idea of legis­ had as- much influence on the, erature for distribution to blind three guests, all claiming to be to economic growth, And to .a any tax reduction, in 1003. of,lowfcr. income-tax rates for both people throughout the fifty stutos, sends hi^.^Tex ' Message to . the lating "budgetary deficit, and total membership of that commit, from Hell. great many it is obvious that the- individuals and. corporations, but Last year the AFB recorded moro _ Novv, there is. no question that Hill. Still this d i$ not assure fav­ that in his opinion we- certainly tee as Mr. Mills. It" is generally Tile two other _ panelist’s were federal., government is spending President Kenhedy will.recommend he dues not want to take an action than 300 'different titles of books orable action on K taxes for the Aye .going to have a deficit in accurate to say that no' important from Hbaven, Mass., and Limbo, which will reduce totals revenue. in its Talking Book1 scries. the West Indies

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MiqhU*n, to, Wit 4 Mortgagor!, • to ItflchlKitn Mortgage Cor* Notice Is hereby given that by virtue nttorney fees allowed by Taw;-and. .also terest and other charges allowed by aald the'undoildgned-will, at the weat entrance 18 Kind of * 69Ol0thim of the iK>w|)r of sale contained In sold any sum or .sums which may be; paid by mortgage, . th*. .mm of (10,732.31 a&d an ta„thay the amount aforesaid due on snld 3 smith, raugo 7 en*t, Ypsllantl Town 38 Meadow 2 Be borne by American ‘ 59 Part of U g teen Thuusand'r Seventy Six nnd Oii/inn in the premises, nil anted In Ypsllantl mortgage with Interest at 4-Vj,7c i>er an­ nhIp. Washtenaw County, Mlchlgan. ac* -MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE Township, .Cniiaty of Washtenaw, State Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee 37 Summit 3 on the ocean plant fiber (pi,) Dollars, Nu siilt "or proceedings at taw num, thereon to date of sale’ and ad legal cording to the plat thereof as reeoi-ded Default having been mode In theijtorms or In equity having been instituted to re* of Michigan, to wit t I73ii Guardian llulltllng In liber 14 of Flats, page 17 Wash*, 89, Male 4 1050 30 Weirder . 61 Feminine Detroit' 26, Michigan > costs and expenses, together, wlltu'sald and conditions of a certain mortgage coo- ■ .name ■ .envor the debt ae’cured -hy-said-mortgage Lot 208 except SE'lv 18.0' thereof. WO 2-5459 \ i Dec29-Mart4 attorney's ■ fee, allowed by ; law. and -also ten a xv County Records., talnlng therein n power of sale made by Totebeats , (Rom .tnm 4 81 Rttfopeen or any part- thereof. Now. therefore, liy Washtenaw Cohcourse. Nou;3, h part of any sum or sums which may be paid by Date*! October 18,. 1962 4 2 Top of head 8 ^oman mountains- 62 Letitstand virtue of the; pixvcr of .sale contained in the northenst iiuarfer of Section 3, itnd JERRY GIBSON and BARBARA E. GIB MORTGAGE FGRROLQ8URE-8AL^ the- undersigned, necessary to protect Its FEDERAL NATIONAL -MORTGAGE SONi-^httsbaitd aitd -wife, Mortgagors,—to; :44rbook. — b io n se - 33 Chair - - 6 4-M 0ltea------'said mortgage;and pursuant in the sintute ■ the northwest -iiuui'lbc of Section 2, Interest in the premises, situated In the , ASSOCIATION, -AsHigne* of .Mortgagee rock of the StHte of Michigan In such case town-IV south* range . ? east, .Ypsllantl .Default. having been pjtlda In the terms JAMBS T. BARNES ft COMPANY, a favorably 6 T o — 1 33 Qbvioua: and conditions, of a certatff mortgage con- Township of Ypsllantl, Conpty 'of Wash­ ARNOLD W-. TAMMEN Michigan . corporation, .Mortgagee, which slip 65 part O f made and provided, notice Is hereby given Township, Washtenaw.-County,. Michigan, tenaw, and. State , of Michigan, to win upon that on Wednesdny, the *th dny of according,.to.the.nipt thereof as recorded tclnlno therein a nnwrr'of sate mode h*h» Attorney for Assignee of Mortgagee mortgage Is dated January. 20, 1968, and 7. H elp s stove TRUMAN E. MoPHERSBN ’ and JOYOE Lot numbered Fifteen (16), Wa»Me* Business Address: _ ■ ■recorded January. 22, 1968, in Liber 813 46 Tree rip February, A.D, 1963. a t. in o'clock A.M-. 'in llbei; 1+ of Flats, pages; 21 ,amr 22, 8 Anger , _ 66 A direction —Washtenaw County Record*.---.-— - •MCPHERSON, husband “.and xvI/O, e* phw Orchard Subdivision- No. I, part 219*214 Municipal Court Building .of: Refcprds, Fagee 470*472 Register ; of 47 Seethes mortcagord...------...... p, 10 ■JA5 AMES’___ T: BARNES - -...... and of the Northwest 44 of Section 1, an# Ann-^A shots—Michigan ashtenaw County, Mich­ 9 Gem weight Jg Man'rname 68 Artlflcidi will i l>e forecloses! . hv a m b nt public Paled:* November* 29, 1962, 49 Notions auction.. to the highest bidder, at. - the COMPANY,; a Michigan Corporation, as part of the Northeast % of Section 2, Telephone: NOrmandy 3-6390 igan# and thereafter attlghed by the said 51 French - (0 Heraldry! laagnege west entrance of the Washtenaw County FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE Mortgagees, which mortgage is dated ToxvitJUWII O3 OifUUJeSouth, Range 7. EastL . Ypsl-Al'Pt" . . Oct, 18-Jon. 10 Mortgagee to FED ER A L NATIONAL for summer 10 Sr! afted 70 Cravat Building In the City of Ann Arbor. Wash- ASSOCIATIONf Assignee of Mortgagee Decemboc 30,- 1957 and refortletl December Intitl Towpphlp. Waabtenaxv County, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION, » corpor- 71 unit of 8tr~t9frTT~tn~'t1hgr 810 uage*~883, g34 attA MirhtgTrn.' accordlngrto-therplat-there*' -OBD-67- otlbn- ergenised-ut)der-«n Aet-of-Congress b|asuuuu iTnr-pAt 11 possdased- energy building where •the Circuit Court Tor tho Attorneys Tor -’Asslgnee-of—Mortgagee— 535-Re«lst>>i' of. peed*1 Office. Washtenaw of n» recordexl In Liber 13 of Plnts.- MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 8ALR and .ealstlng pdrsviant w thfcl Federal "Na­ 04 Cubic nale County, Michigan,' and thereafter assigned 8SPernTsheep 76 Bloth County _of Washtonnw is' held), of the HBusinessusIjibsk Address: * . • 1 page* 52 nnd'TiS, Washtenaw County Default .having been made In the terms tional Mortgage Association Charter Act, meters 1 2 Z e a l • premises --described tfr'sald- mortgage. OF (•6?6~Tylt)r "Roatfr^Ypettantl, Michigan bv- " " gpd-eondIHonS=of a certnln-mortgngeicony whlen'“ 8SBtgn)neflt- 1r-daMruarv 17, 1988 and ASSOCIATION, Assignee ot Mortgagee husband and wife; Mortgagors, to JAM ES of Deeds' Office; Washtenaw County, Default having been made In the terms 116 _414^per_ewiL--(-4i^%l_|ier_'anniin».--.and' hII ARNOLD W. TAMMEN - T ,, BARNES A COMPANY, a Michigan Michigan, on which mortgage there- Ik 14- legal costs, charges and expenses, in­ and conditions of a certain mortgage »M *nd expense* of, foreclosure Telojihonot NOrmandy 8-6390 Octlfl-JnnlO- ond thereafter of-$75,00,.. and no suit or proceeding at 21 aald premises- are 'described as. 'follows: Igan corjiorutlon, Mortgagee, which mort­ etslgned by the said Mtortgaged to FED- lavC having been Inatltuted to feeover the AlL-thaticertnln -piece ns inn-el of land gage Is dated.■ February 9, Ui60,-■ and and an attorney’s fee as'DroI’ided by law. ERAL NATIONAL MOMORTGAGE ASSO- money geoured bv said mortgage, or anv Tcwitett—February "H, 11 !>0p i and- no suit or—proceeding- nt law or..In- -MORTGAGE SALE 77" situate Ih the Township of Ypsllantl, In eriulty having been, Inetlttited to recover Default Juiving been maile in the terms partTJtereoT ...... ' " the County of Washtenaw, mid State of of Records,' Paves 344-347 RevUt'’'* of der an Act of 'Congress and existing'pur­ Notice 1*.hereby given that by virtue Pewls' Office, Washtenaw County. Michi­ the money . seen red by said mortgage,, or and conditions of a certain mortgage made suant tb the Federal-National—Mortgage -Michigan a mb described ns follows, tn-xvlt: any pnrt thereof, . .• • ■' Iw-Frederick Paul. Bei-nhaixIt and : Bsrbnnf ofL_the.. jioWer o»-aalftjbutiiined.-ln„:Kivld,. I,ot 288, WestWlllo'v Unit One. being gan,, and thereafter "assigned bv th'' .said Assitclallo^^Charter ^Act^vw hlcjy agslgn* mortgage,. which uiion ■ default ...bns be- Mortgagee 1 to FED ER A L' NATIONAL ■Notice-Is hereby given thnt_bv. vir.tua. Jane Bei-nhnVdP.-hhi xvlfe, of Saline, Wash* '-Fy • a Hulidlvtslnn oLpnrfof-v-tK*-East_14-of P-nnw Couhtv, Michignn.-. Mortgagors," -,o ■eqmc-operativepza 1 —— - *- ______TAiiE a s s Ou ja t IONI n corporation of the power of sale, contained ’ In sbI(I etl June 25. 1958, Is Lifier 830 of Ttecords. Sections—4-1—and—14,—Town ■ u . South-— organ lied under an Act of Congress ■ and Fort Wayne Morigagc Co,. a-Michlgim Cm: case maile -and provldetl,-on Friday, Jan- 14i 371. 38L 40- Range, 7 Bast. -YpsMnntl Township. mortgage, which- upon default has become Page b ii Register of Deed*' 'Office, Wmih'*- ua;-y 2ft,. 1983, at ton o'clock In tlm fpre- existing pursuant to tho Federal National operative, and the statute ■ In' such case poraliou of Detroit,' Wayne County, Michi­ __WmJitenaw .County. Michigan, accord­ gan, ■ Mortgagee,!. flat«d-the -(Cth day of tenaw—County, Michigan, on whlch-mort*3- PWH* thB-.lliaflialg»JsL_«ilI^:at; Die -vTpst ing to- the' plat thereof as- recorded In Mortgage Association Charter - Actr-which made and provided, on -.Frldavi—Febru()ry gage there la olalmed to lie due on tneA iSMiunnks 4a ft n a TT/aT, L * am a, m IIai ,V,i*« lTiTn ,1 ; w usslunmont Is dated FcbriiHiy 16, 1980, and 22. 1963, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, November, A.D. 196|,r afTd recordexl in the entrance .to the asptenaw_____ County: ttnild- 12" Liber 1ft of Plats-at pages 28 and 29. office of the. Register of Deeds, for the date of tbl*. .nqtlce for principal and In- Ing irv the City o f Ann Arho,Arbor, Mlchlwvn Washtenaw Countv • Records ' ■ recorded- February 23. lP6n,"In". Liber 901 the undnrslgnvd will, at the wa«t entrance ;_;?nd .other .chargee._ajlqxved by .*al^ of—Rocoids, Rage 34a--Jtegistee-"of Dceds'- to-the^Wa*htenaW ■Cotmtxr^Bulfdlng_ ln"th«' County-oL.Washionaxv-ah(UStato..of- Michi­ that .being ,..the- place, -whoie l ihe. -Circuit 50 pit ■ rnlt-v Vlr'KIijn'b" \ V , STVtWV? gan, on tlit-' 17th day of November. A.D. mortgage the sum of 69 564.28 and b.. Cou’H for' the County of Washtenaxv ‘is 49. WEST BIDE FED ERAL SAVTNfiS AND Offlce, Washtonnw County, Michigan, on City-,of Ann Arbor, Michigan, that being which" th mortgagejhere is claimed to la? due the place whore the Circuit Court for the 1961. in Liber 971 of- Washtenaw County attorney'* fee of $75.00, and no suit or held, sell at public auction to the highest ----LOA-N-ASSOGIATION OF NEW YORK Records, on page 17, which said mortgage proceeding at law having'been instituted bidder" the premises; described In said CITY, a Federal Corporation, Assignee ■on the date o? this notice for •■principal County of Washtenaw is held, sell at pub­ 52 154 and Interest and other'charges allowed.hv lic auction to the highest bidder the prem-. was • thereafter; on, • to-WlC the 8th. dnv of to reiover the money secured by eald m.ortgige, ■ or ao much .thereof as may_be of Mortgagee. ■ :Janunr.v-,_It. 1962;- assigned to The First mortgage, pr any (part thereof. ,G- necessary to pay the amount aforesaid LEF.MON 4 LEEMON said mortgage the sum of 812,441.95 and ises described In said mortgage, or so an attorney's fee of $75.uil; and no suit .much thereof as mav be necessary to pay Nat.loppl...... City Rank of New York, a nation 1 Notice. Is hereby given/' that by virtue due oft said mortgage with Interest at Attorneys for Assignee "of Mor*r,neee. of tho power of *4lc contained In said ' ------'• ,8-J or. proceeding--at- law. having been Insti­ the amount aforesaid-due. on said mort­ id bunking ussoclation organised unde|- the 5M% per nncOm thereon to date of ■ sale —T— Nov8.--fan3l tuted to recover the money secured by gage with- Ihtelest at -.6%% per" -annum 111 xx-s-oHft^'Uni 1 bd~Stnte/Aif AjjiurR'iti.Vh'KtR' mortgage;-which upon default hua_ tjffeewe amT_nil' legal cost s and expense*, TTogeth’- Operative, and the statute in such case’ z r CMP -n 'said mortgage, or any part thereof. thereon to dn.t" of said sat and all legal ■lag it 11 office at 399 Park Avenue, City, er with sftjij .attorney’s fee, allowed by Notice is hereby given that b’y virtue costs and expenses, together with said County jind: State pf Nexv . York, and re* made and provided, on January 22.1'963, law, and also apy sum or .sums which MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SA LE • ■cordei! otr—Jammi'y-22i 1962r ln-the-offlee * 1 1° :99 n'etock—In-the'forenoon^the-un* :Pefault having been made In the terms of the power o f. salo cohtulne'l-Hmr-said attorney's fee,—allowed by law, and also may— be- paid—by the—Undersign edr^neces. 71= mortgage;, which uikip..default has become a9v sum or sums which may, be pald’:by of Register cif DcedK Tor said' County of deralgned’ will, at the west .entrance. to sary to protect Its Interest:In the premises, ■ard—mndlHons— of ,a certain •mortgage the ;Washtenaw ■ COuwty Building CMKAlnlhorTherctn a. m>t<- made operative. And the sis AV u s ht c 11 u xc' ’ i» Cdhov—877—of Woshtenaw in the- sttutttqd lit—the Tywimhtp—of—Ypsllantl; made acid .provided, on Frldnv, March !. Interest In the .premises, situated In Coniiiy Recoiits, on. 'Page 489, on, which City of Ann Arbor; Michigan, th **at being * - ~ County .of-Washtenaw; ana State of Mich­ 73 hv flEORc.E (!tiv flOt.DEN, JR ami Yrisilantl. Township, Wasljt*ngw.: .County! mortgage (here Is claimed to h*-.due, at the placePlace where- tnethe Circuit CcCourt ' for SARAH DQT GOLDEN h"«hnn\nshtenaw County Rulldlhg .in the 'The 'vest ,56 feet of tot 210, except iutoresl, the sum . of Fourteen Thousand feet rear of lot .184. ex'cept the "north s *Jty of -Ann Avhm:, Michl^nn. that beinif the west 5 feet thereof. Whshtenaw Con­ Fixe Hundred Twcuty-Seven and 23/100 premises described in said mortgage, or 2 feet front and xLhe north(.8 feet rear Mortengfe, which mnrtgn.vc is dutcl .lime (SI■1,527,23). Dollars,. ':...... so. much thereof as may bo necessary to 4. 1958, and recorded vTnnn 10/ Tcir,S- In tho place where the Circuit C6urt for the course No, .2, part of , the northeast M thereof, .Washtenaw.. CoucoUrsc No, 2. C.dnnty 'nf f-Wnshtchaw ; Is' held. • sell- at of Section ; 3, town 8. south. , range 7 • And. no suit-or in;oeeedings at'law or in pay the .amount aforesaid due On said part’ of the np'r'theast"'14"Of Section 3,; ; Liber S2s of Resteds, pqirs* tfll.tlia Rcu- public auction to the highest bidder the mortgage with Interest at 6YtVo per an- PUZZLE NO. 741 Isler of Deeds' . Offlrn, Wnshtenaw Coun’v,. cast. Ypsllantl. Tow-nshln, Washtenaw eipilty having been instituted .'to recover town 3 south, range.'7 en.nt,- YiisilnntL loemlm-s described in sH|d- mortgage, or County.y, Michigan,______according.. to the plat'. the 'debt- *ei'ur,«r by said mortgage ox- any ,num thereon to date of sale and all-leggi Toxx-^ishii), Washtenaw County, Mich* " Michi'i-sn. and. thercs/tar. iis'dgppd bv- the *0 <““» thereof ns may be-.necessaLy to thereof as. reemded In llhar 14 of Part thereof. Now; .therefore, by 'virtue costs and. expenses, together, with , said said Mriiteavef. to FED ERAL NATIONAL igatl, .according to the plat- thereof ns sum , ol'.'silms xvhlch mny be tmid b y the MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALK. pay Ihe amount. nfo'-esalH due on said Plats, - pages.-It - and J2, Washtenaw of the power" of side.'contained -In ' said attorney'8.*'fee,; allowed by law, hnd also recorded In liber 14 of Plats, pagea undei-signed, necessary to tn-otget its.inter­ •' MORTGA'GB ASSOCIATTON". a >»• por.itlon mortgage With Interest-at-5V, c/0. r>er annum County Records. — ------mortgage-and -nut-suant-to-the statutejof- any-.RUm„or—sums -which mny be prI(| by Default hnvhig-bcen made - In - the terms orennlied under ah' Act" hf■ Coik-i css and ' l l fit-.d' 12, Washtenaw County" llec-" cut-In the . iiremlses. Which said premises .thereon .to date Af sale and hII leval costs Dated: November 29, 1982. the State of' Michigan in -such case made, the- undersigned, nece**ary to . protect Its ords. " . . j' " .;■■■ ■■ ■; qre described ns follows: .' All - that tertaln and conditions qf a certain-mortgage con­ C'lsting pursuant to the Federal., National and exPensos, together wijh said attorney’s amt provided...'notice is hereby given'that Interest In,. the premises, Situated In tKe' taining therein a power of sale made by Mortgage .Association Charter ;Act,, which, fee, allowed by laxcrttiiniT. nlsn.irtjy-V.Tri. Dated1: November 1; -.-lPfli ;*<•>JJlece or jiarcel of land situate In fhe ... »y iuxv.T-inni ■ insn ; 1.,^ .ER;\L.,.^ATj0NAL MORTGAGE or,-—Friday,—t tic—,VtIt—ting—uf - A|-riI,—A';D,‘ .Township of Ypsllantl. Cpunty of Wash- Township of Ypsllnntl,' In the - County of CHESTER LAWSON and CLAUIRA assignment is dated .tune 28, ldfiH. and c—^Mims ^ ■whlch-may^bc-tiidd-by-rthe-undeV-.i iiivu-.imy £• .*»>— jNtuj-iyy—witt-un ! AdsOt-dA'l IOn , Assignee of Moitgngco 1963. at 19 fair o'clock.. A.M.i Eastern tenaxy. Rnd State of Michigan.-to wit.: FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE LAWSON. his- wife. Mortgagors. to ... ------gap nf gJlgtl.__hflCAaaiittu_lf> .lsi-wt «dk ! —i. -WashteftttWr—»ml:-4>iate-^gf-~Mfchlga-n And rennid»«l__dune 7fi;; 19*i8, in__I.lhei —necessary—to—prolect—Its inteie-t LLER ATSPEHLTNG7 tsiandard Time, suid 'mortgage will, be Lot 368, except nortbxvesteriy "8.6 feet ASSUCI ATION, A»signce .of Mortgagee - /IAuO till, A#1 O ft .. ft A l«,(l . American Midwest Mortgage Corporation. pitta Records. Page f>27 Register, nf Peeds' Of- ... -uv. nvmiMjx, Mummi in me Townahlp deseiibed aft'-follows,, to-wlt |(lfn DfIn theYlivi promises, unit f„ ....a.. sltuatod III.. In the L ^ Township Altorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee foreclosed by a sale at public auction, to and southeasterly 12.60- feet thereof ARNOLD W.. TAMMEN ’ ■ Jvot- 295. SOUTH.' DEVONSHIRE Michigan . corp.,- Mortgagee, "which . _flce....Washtonnw County. ' Michigan, on' liiiKlness Address: . thr hTghcst bidder, at the xvest entrance Washtenaw. .Concourse No, 3, .. a ..part , mortgage is dated ."January., 14," I960'," and liftti whiohjtiinrtgngp there Is claimed to t>o diffi. v76'M,,tv of Washtenaw, (iind Attorney (for Assiguae of Mortgagee - SUBDIVISION, NO. t of . part of the Jrney ntnt« of - Michlirnn, to sw itj---- S25-'.Tyler, Rond; Ypsllantl,' Michigan to' the;. VVashteiinw ■ Coiihty Duiidlhg in of the' northeast quarter of section 3 Bi(slnes» Address: south half of Septiqn 11, Town 3. South, -recorded' Jn'titiAry. 18, 1959, In Liber 8!'k on the. Hate of this 'notice' for principal . nUC Arrex, a nnhriivfsion Telephone:-HUnter 3-6257 ' Nov29-Fqb21 the .City of,:,Ann Arbor, Washtenaw and the northwest quarter of section. of : Records, Pages 186-188 Register "ot (new .. and' Interest-and - other--eharges-ntlnwad bv J21fl^'iH„M.unici|)nl^C6urt^puildlng - , 1 ' ;East?,. --Y]]al1auUv 'Township, - North --or- tuirt—of—Hv*’—Kputheaxt -q uarief—of" C0T1 nty, M it-lniTftlv (That ’ lie 1 ixk flie biilltl- 2,- town"3 south, raqge -7 east, Ypsi- Ann Arlibr.- Michigan- Washtenaxv County, Michigan, according Deeds’ Office, Washtenaw 1 County, Mich­ said, mortgage the sum . nf . JO.fili 27 and ••beotion. Jl. tow^. :t winth; rnnRC 7 oa«t, - ORDER FOR PUBLICATION ittg where the Circuit Cotirt for the lantl Township, Washtenaw County igan. and thereafter assigned by the said Ifantl Telephone: NQrmandy '8-6309, Novl-Jan24 to the plat thereof ns recorded In Liber ■phone an attorney's fee, of;.$7i>..0A. anil per suit Townshifi, Winhtenaw County* , Notice of Hearing—. County ■ of Washtenaw is held)/ of the Michigan, according to the plat there-*- 8 of Pints, Page 8, Washtenaw County Mortgagee to' FEDERAL . NATIONAL* ■or proceeding at law having,been Instituted MtrhjRan. ftccoldhivr. to thp-ulat thereof Apiiointment of Administrator '-lu-emlscs . described in snul-moitgnge, or . of as recorded In, Jjber 14 of plats, Records. MORTGAGE .ASSOCIATION;, a corpora- — to—I'eeov rr7 T h e - money sec 11 r ed—by—sa |d- —- —.U-Li(?i --M—o f r-1 at s-r -i>n _^.aiul.Dclerminttiioii_of_Helr* MGRTDAflK F ()RF,CI,naURE_SAJ,R^ •t urn r.o \v.:uu.___... * ___. v» much ■ theieoP-ras—may f be ■ neeessnry to- ^ pngcsrJll—nntP;22;r Washten’nW^Cgirirty^ Dated aT 'Dg mnrtgage,' or. anv part thereof^ , .4 * and ;>n, Wnshleiui'w .County Ttecoids. - —No-47893 pay the anno,uni due. as aforesaid, on Records, Default having been made in the termB 1962. and existing pursuant to the Federal Na­ ___Nn'Ire.J.s____hereby .Kly.cn. that by virtue iij(tpetRU>n cribed as' folltiwis;' All' that "certain piece 201 "MunicipalMu Court. Building ■ 1969; and recorded March 8, .1959 in "llbei- W.O 2-5459 , . ;D«c2p-Mnvl.4 charges allowed' by-said mortgage the suni place whp're the Circuit Court-"for the of Elisabeth Girard tnayrng that-'the; ad- 'or. parcel of ladd situate In'-the.:City of Ann "Arbor, Michigan 862 pages 38, 39 a^d '40 Register of.'Deeda' of 811,948.12 and.'»n attorney's' fee of. County of; Wnshtcnaw .is held, sell at. ■ . FORECLOSURE SALE .ministration of said estnte be’ gi-anted to Saline, . In the Coiinty of Washtenaw ■ and Telephone: NOrmandy 6-8888 Oct26-Jant7 Office; Washtenaxv County, Michigan, and *75,00, and no snR or-proceeding at law puhlle auction to the highest bidder the Fred Harth or to some Other suitable, per*' m o r t g a g e s a l e having beep, instituted to recotvef thT- and feom!IGnon,f: mml(: ln ‘ be terms State of Michigan and described as fol- tberesfter .assigned by said Mortgaged" to , prcmTses descrlhed In said- mortgage, or aim conditions, of a certain moitvnve son; amt that the heirs'of said deceased .loxvs, to-xvit: ' CHD 60 • • . .. FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE AS- Default h:xs been made in the conditions money seeured by Bald mortgage, or any so much thereof as mav be necessary to tSS'd* bc-dctermin.ev—law, and-jjrorrmtv.-aurfcor Mny-ije. l W East, City ofi Saline, Washtenaw . N ■ -CLARK, ■ husband—and—wtf©, -M0rt-*- jyhich- mortgsge—there Is- claimed to ho I’**® 982, .Washtenaw County Records, ' atimsnniiin whichu lilt ii mavmny heitc paid hyj the• under-.....- - the petitioner cause a copy of-thin notice to Gou'nty, Michigan; according to the plat , gnnors. -to JAMES T. BARNES ft COM­ due a*, unpaid principal and • Interest on Michigan, on’ xyhlch mortgage there ■ Is My .8, 1963, at ten o'clock In the fore- ne^’f“«wiry to p'O’ert Ith intent m - In In- served upon each known party In.intorcKt thereof as recorded in Liber 13. of PANY, a Michigan corporation, Mortga- the date of this notice the sum of .$9,990.-54 claimed to be due at the date hereof the 'itoon, the undersigned'' will, 'at the west lo ..iw .m m wtn.ntnrl. u . .Jn 1the Townshln -st --hhr—last known address by leglstcrcd Plats', Page 19, Washtenaw County kce, which mortgage Is dated February together with' all legaL costs.and expenses sum oNDne Thousand Two Hundi-qd Ninety Oiitranco to the Washtenaw County Build- I Codnlv' M?efM ,)CCt will; int the West i - Final Account 2433 First National Building r " ent4i _ Sa( *■ and no .suit or proc.eiyllnK nf law • oF iri „ , No. 46134 of , Deeda’ Office, Washtenaw County, 9!>M. to the Washtenaw County Build- protect Jtslntcreat ...in the premises, Hitu- »iulty having , been instituted to recover Detroit 26, Michigan \ Michigan, . on whlch„ mortgage there is Ing .thf .City.of Ann ArboW Mlohiffftnr Township, Washtenaw..County, Mlchig«nr EE PER A I. NATIONAL MORTGAGE .f3tftte_of -Michigan, -The—^Probate Court for WO"Xr4gfl3~V"-.V JanlO-ApriN olalmed to be due on the date of this and are described as: ’ ated“ ln“ thg TownRhfp of Ypsllantl, Coun­ AdSfiriATION of Mortgagee by"said" mortgage, or the Coffnty of Washtenaw, . that- being the" plac’o where ..the Circuit ty nf Washtdnaw, and State of Michigan, ny, 'Part thereof. _ notice for principal and Interest and other Court for the County of Washtenaxv Is ^Beginning at a poln't on the North line CARPENTER, HARRINGTON .& ' . In the Matter of the Estate of GRANT off" SonUnnSection 26,V»fi YpdlhntiV.urllknit Township, ixr_Wash-. .u to wit: , Notice .r * Is...... hereby. " v sitvii given molthat nyhg virtue L. LASKEY, a/k/a jGRANT_ LASKEY^ _." MORTGAGE FORECL08JJRE_:8ALB. chargee allowed by said mortgage the "sum -held,:...... seU-...... at Public nuction tbtu thomu mun»«highest I'O.HVAN . .tenaw County, Michigan, said.-poi...int be* Lot L- Dianne . Acres,- a subdivision of .r the power of sale contained In said a/k-Za -G, L. LASKEY, DeceBswl, ^ ^Default, having been' made In the term* JlllflOf y ;6 HA W:7I--aiMj . 61t 14 AP' a^Ktforft^e-fea Ixvn/, AA#11 *e-*—kft'"’’ tv A r f|t r 78ft0r x f t f t "Wdddr nbidder K - r * A the^-the^ “™*jru premlses-dewrlbed^H^shl"premises—?.•— — desi-rlbed—4tr-~shld----—— ----J- " AHorney ..for Assignee nf :Moitgrt«e« , mortgage, which upon default hnsl become and nosult or proceed I rfg at” I aw having mortgage, or sq mucH’TKefedT ns may Iw" - iok—923.5—ie«t_West--of^the-*NortbeRHt— —pai't-of-the-southeast-qnartor-of’ Section B'lslriesn Address; At n" scs'aldn- of 'eafilT’Court, held" on and coKiirtrons of a certain martgfa&a con- ^i!!!er.,?' .section : thence South LL town_3_south, range 7_ea«t, YpsltnntL_| ojrenitivc, and the statute' In su k case Decemher 29, 1962 ■______iaj.tiin g_tb ere J n_.a.. p ower.-ofnal e ■ mode-by- been Instituted to recover the money sc* necessary to Pjt£L^he_-amount—afni-o»B|(f. 291 ■ Municipal- Court R.ujl/ling . Vnci1' "U'L •Provided, on Friday, March 15, -oured —by—sitld'- mcrtgagjt',“ or^nShy pan , 9U4i' West” 290..5-Teet-r“1hen’co Westerly "Tawnehlp, AVftshtenaw / Counfy, Mlch- Ann A.''hor. Vlnhi"iin Present, Honorable -John W. Conlin, TILSON------~yM SAMUEL------BREAKBFIELD and ’ ducjon said , mortgage • with Interest at . parallel with the North line of said 1963, at ten o clock In the forenoon. The Judge ;of Probate. ;■...... tncroof, i 6y«% per annum thereon to date of.said Igan, according to the pint thereof as ...Tele.phnnn NOrmnndy — Novftf Ruildl of National Hank...... and TrustTUK COmTittlTy Comtu r*”'gether i wltii "J*4**said 4Atvuiattorney's $iuy n feo~ jec, ailOWCaallowed °f Kection 28T and 60, Wnshtenaw" Cou"nty °he*cordH.7 MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE liy PI Ann Arbor, Michiga'n," thnt"behuT Lorporatton, a Michigan cnrpnrflHnn,_Mort. of the bower of sale contained In said nn liliir- - m,il hIukih -j_. ... . M thence^ Easterly along tlie NorVh line of Ann AD/or, the Admlnistratffi,~'Wini";Wnr gageo, which'mortgage is dated April 18, mortgage, which upon default has become by-tnw-r-nmj ulwo-gny s TiTri : ot turns, which' ^ated-i—November—W;—fW*“ •'Dcfnujt having been rruidtf in the terms the place where the Circuit Court for the Annexed of said estate, praying that Its operatlxe, and the statute In such case may be pnld by the undersigned, necessary 82'5 ^ t to the point nml rnnd’Hni's of n -eertnin.' mortgage ron- |nitnntj, County 'o'f WhsTp jurty in Interest at his last known wldt'ess this notice for principal and. Interest and -----=--- ,merest at 6%%^ pei' an. WuMlilelipw Lodhty Records! Dufkuk lUivluif been made In the farms "'IfcUE THOMPSON’ fliffntTffV -Mortgage Association, xvhlch assignment tenaw, State of Michigan, to wit hy. registered, certified, or ordinary mall other'"■"vi chargesv»u‘ av>’ allowed‘"tgusii by*j j said-mtiu mortgagemut tjum thereon to date of sale..is andnmi alln,i legal Dated: November 1, 1982 «Ji«t«2n^Ltlori,s of n cei t,llrl mortgage con- ■Vft.— Is dated Fcbiiiftrv 27, 1958 nnd reconlpd ixoutbea sterly 2.90 fret of lot 366 (with proof of tmaUing), or by iiersonnl the>nw - aumrum qfv* $16,222.86fiV|«ae,DU .(aim and annil attorney’snMVivIIOjf fl eo*t« and expenses, together with snld at­ l.klninfr -the no In npower of salom adeb PAUL 'THOMPfiON, Defendant; March 4; 195H In llher x17 uat'C -676 * -* ------• - ,gd‘ torney a feo, allowed by law,. and also A ^ E A,rr;,B ’I10N^ MORTGAGE BOBift'1 v a H T , of made by and lot 365, exdent Houthennterly 21,0 service, at least fourteen (14) days prior fee of 175.00. and no wilt or proceeding nt ASSOCIATION, AssIgnM of Mortgagee ’ ^ttOND, Hs^ “ °-ND- -nnd.- W ILt*0 *- ORDER FOR APPEARANCE Register .' of ' Deals' .Offiyc. Washtenaw tn such hearing. law having hcon Instituted • tb •’recover tho any sum or sums which may be paid by HAM] ■.County. Michigan, on "xxhlch__mortga go ■flfeet thereof,• i*-• is»—SV#-: vx-c■ * i WsshtennwUma nniitL'imw: ■ Concourse.V-UIIL4J1It / : J-■ MI HIJx- - • , No,AMf>» DANNEMILLER ft SPERLING ------jy^aod^andW^^iai^moi'S iM°; t ■:. ■ “J ’ '' . .t ,i,ie ns (inpold ■3ra- parL"of the northeasT 14 of Section JOHN W. CONLIN, money sccured:-by~ftald m* ' ''— ------~ the undersigned,—nocoBsary—to-protect- ltg. Ti'ic-c is cliiimcrl tn IS ,...... true eppy ixart thereof. Interest In the premlftcsr situated ln thc g a g e ’C^ORATION, r piini ipiiL nnd-.lnlpr.osL.nn-.the dale' of. this A -and .the northwest V, of Section 2, Judge of, Probate’. Court'on tho loth day o t . I?eo'«Wbe*n 1962! -Town 3 South, Range 7 East,' Ypsllnnti Anna Dmivitsas Township of Ypsllantl, County of Wash­ B urner Addi;e*Ar tBnM o( MovUftRW' tintin'TH IT 1*1* theT III*. si>m-of *!l,J9.39l.ji5 .HI J.JIII Tfl^nrnertrv-pther WithW|IM Notice herehy given that by virtue tenaw, and State of Michigan, to wit: b, UalSa’ « s , Mo,.rtBnKO*,>' yhlch mortgage A lnfttrx a ,wi'JR0 i 1 at’Paartng from affidavit ftll "ro*{* nml e\t>cn>«!K of forcolQfturg Township, Washtonnw Go'untv, Mlchl- lieglster of Probato,. of s the power of aate contained In said iV,n(!k VNiijnH, Michigan- . «nd. record^ gan, hecording to the plat thereof ns B. A, Simons, Attorney. Lot 140 except the northerly 10 feet Telephone HUnter 8-6267'' jtnfl iin fltTnTnov'simi i|,'Y p mt*: h •» iijiniviu'’ti.iovUImI byi;j l«'v, tnw, mortgngc, which uiion default has become thereof and the northerly 6 feet of lot r"""' - itnd.no suit or proceerllng at law or In I'Ccnrdwl, In Liber 14-•» w'of Flats, lines, lunfoii“ pngos 2T Ml Inn, Michigan. - -Dcc27-Jn6i0 operative,«|ivinv»fu| nnd(Mix thouiw statuteDtwime inMl such;014U4I 4.'41coho MO •nn(| ■ i i , Washtenaw Cpunty—Reeordtr- ....160, Washtenaw Concourse No.. 2 part L -n-it,Ttv hm'lnv Iwe’i lnstlt"te«| to iwover madedr itnd provldt'di^on----‘' ‘ '—“ Frldsy;” “—" * January------' of. the, northeast V4 of aectlon 8, town the money secured by said mortgage, or DHted: Dot-ember 13, 1962, Hj, STATE OF MICHIGAN 11, ,1963, nt ten o'clock In the forenoon, any pnrt thereof, ' Th* Circuit Court for the County of 8! youth, rango 7 east, Ypsllantl Town* •ounty, a ,.”1' T*^*’ . MIII.W.-- a Ar' MORTGAGE Wnshtenaw, In Chancery'* _i thoMiv lindoralgnedi iMuvioia.iTOiniii, wilt, atnv thevim westWCBJ entranceviiunituu , «hlp, Washtenaw Conrttyr^Mlchlgsn, CIATION. It Ni 'Is m I .ci?a.U4 nir mwi.s -, . m Notice I* , hereby given thRt by virtue ASSOCIATION, Assignee of Mortgagee. tn‘ tno“ WftHhtdnnw '"" Connty------“Bulldlnff "Hi . In...... the pn motion of _Huhort Thompson, At* JOE LEE RAWLS, Plaintiff, according' to the plat thereof as ,re*‘ , .V- pWntlff( lt ■ • • of the poxvei1 of sale contained In snld DANNEMILLER ft SPERLING ______— vs, ...... • ' , ' City: of Ann Arbor, MlehlganL that being _-Corded jn ilbcr.-U -of -plnth,- 0n pages mortgage, which upon default has be- tho- placo whoro the Circuit Court .for w,. , endant, foul I Thompson Attorney* for Assignee of Mortgagee GERALDINE RAWLS, .Defendant, brdife ^ Wafthtenaw- f^qunty Ree. ... '•iime operative;... and., t.bc...*tat,'in In such Business Address: the County of Washtonnw Is held, loll At iTnwSLi Artee- t0to be entered 1" ca.sc maile and . provided, on Friday, F*b- Order for" Appearance public auction to tho hlgheat bidder th* m cause within three monthsmonth from the .SH5 Jvlcr,. Rnsil, Ypsllantl, Michigan ■ 1-E 684 Dated t...October .25, 1062 - -- .. fti i-i i . UfltfQU. Wftypa Qouniv ruiiiv 22, 1963 ..at ten" o'clock—tatwttn Telephone: HUnter 3-6267- premise* described in said' mortgage, or tTofLw "that ln defmilt forenoon, the runderslgnerl wltl, -at ,th« "'Suit pending" In the nltove entitled Michignn; Movlgnffoe, dated’ tho. 7th day . 0* Complaint will b« Dcc. 20-Mar. 14 so trntch thereof a* mny be necessary to FEDERAL^ NATIONAL MORTGAGE teken ns eonfeofted, west .cnt.inncp tn' the Washtenaxv .Couptv fenurt on th* 6th day of December, 1902, pay the amount aforesaid due bn aald i A,I), 1969, and recorded In the In this cause It appeasing frnm nffi* Cninuv°nrluf R°H|Hto>' of -Deeds, for. the AND I*? is FURTHER ORDERED. Buildingtllitif InMl theI riv »City liy TMof /will Ann 'Arbor, M I 1)1)1 | Mlrhl ttllA II mo'rtgnge with Interest fit SAjog war an. caArpentVr ° h’a^ ng--' MoitBaKeo Mimty_9f Waahlfnaxv..nixit ainj/ of Mlrhl, ♦'nm-thBfelterng^tbc-tdncn=xvh^*n *h«-drcttTT- JE SA r.fifn'theredn to ditFo of sale nnd nll legal 1 f'rirt..fn> the... County.._of_. .Wsshlennw._ Is alilinc Raxx'ls, Is not a resident o' this Jftea*’'"pf 0 v I H^lby lowland ,'nol «U R^^or puli* 1 ■■ having .been made In the terms State; bur rosM,'* at—2213 - 14 Stroot.U.costs-.and.. oaponMg^together __wlth._ftald Attorney for Assignee of Mortentm* L_., JiJimj__8.6.6 _0|'«onnliy serve.I —lwIo_*n«>.r p tceotded on Juno 18, 1959 In tho off loo ^"•fd ^fendant at leasrtw^V unyt together with snld 'nttorncyls fee,’ allowed Mlrhigan, Mortgngec, dated the 2nd day the date of this older and that In dsfnult , Lot 1096, Wcstwlllow Unit Fourteen, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE 8 A ti~ ^ has bo effi bv>'r law,tan, ami.(iiiii.,i,’w aim anvn ■ i v sumitu in orin nut’ii*sums whichwiih i of Setitembcr, A. I). 1969, and recorded thcrtkif sold Will of Complaint will bo a / attbdlvlslon of part of the north­ Default having beep made In th# mVsi1 *•< anrprost- tn-tbc“ prom- the-Lminty.. of Wnnhtotmw "and State of AND IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, That range 7 east, Ypsllnnll Township "Wash* Unitia V"on «thS Defendant .by Ucs,. sitmited In...Ytudlnni; ' Toxvoshlp, Mieliigant-on the Udh-ilay of fleptembO’l1' MilbUi-Imly..day*. the *alil. Plaintiff cause Unaw County, Michigan- according to the ;v~4^I^l^n<8L^ll^ftt=the-we*t^ntFBnee ii notice of this Ordef to b* published In Receipt requested, ailrvered to addrcHscc Countv bf Wnshtenaw, Stale of Michigan, A.D. 1969. in Liber- 924 of Wnshtenaw tdat thereof as recorded In llher 14 of iy *• ...miRuniKi hih wlfn- Laws BhlhHng . Ih ’/to Wit! : „ . ... County Records, oh imgc .660, which snld The (Tnelsen Stafidhrd," a newspaper printed, Plats, nsttefl 4,4,.and* 46, Washtenaw. published -and elreiitating in said County, ■County Records.”' ^ Mortgagors, to James T. Barnes A Con?: I/it' 95. oxcspl tho easterly 24.18 feet mortgage was thereafter on, to-wlt, the pany,r Lt a . LMichigan- wrroorporatlonr-MmttDP' JfurnTinn( ’ (YiOIvkiI* A A thereof, Washtenaw .Concourse No, 2, 29th day of Septemhcr, A,D, 1969, asslgnwl and that such publication he' continued Dated :_Oetob«r 18, 1962 ce, . which mortgage is dated March 26, to FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAfiE therein at least once in each week for FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE r?J?.t At .J nlhlic' Auctlorfte® tho highest A try, tiart of tho northeast ■/, of Sootlon 3, six weeks In michcsalon: or thnt a copy *}ttd recorded March 28, 1958, in ?r>yj town 3 aauth, range 7 east, Y|tsl)4t)ll ASSOCIATION, a Natlollal 'Mortgage ASBOCfATION, Assignee of Mortgagee idber 820 Of Records, Page* . 8624864 -Reg. mo t e n e t s ^kcrlbod ift"LUNI^' ;* t^' SmltR.- COlirtty Clerk " Township. Wnnhtennxv ("ountv, Michi­ Association! nnd- recorded on Septcmlwr of this' Order bo tieraohally aorved on ARNOLDkRNOLD \V. ... TAMMEN ” n^twffOe.or ho much thiroof ab niay h# snld non-residentDefondnnt, Geraldine Attorney for Assigns© of Mortgagee ^""htennw Conn- Cmmfy Records, on nagei 208. Sin gan, according to the'plat thereof as 20, I960, |n: the office of Register of ♦I!* «.? 1 B« l< 9hd thcreTiTter assigned by S 5 « K 3 b pay the, amount. aforesaid recorded , In fiber 14, of Plats, pages Doisls for ssld County of Wfishlennw In Rawls, nt least twenty day* before the Buslnoss' Address: fjnlmcd to bo due; at rufe/00 kflld mortgaft* with' Interest at Llher 925- of Washtenaw County Records, time.... — ...... above . proscviliod|ii until IIJ-VV4 forIV*' i*i>>her r»j'|rvniappearance: nille i 210*214 Municipal Court Building T in u i1!1 $?S,iSSff* „te. .yKDKRA L - NA* 91*% per annum thereon to date n r 1,1 til Plaintiff : , - It , and 12 Washtannw County Records, or thitl a copy of this Order be served TIONAL M()UT(iAGE ASSOCIATION i tefccsL ,t ’ Biisineas Address t • Dated: November 29, 1962, on .page 152, which said mortgage was Ann Arbor, Michigan corporation prgjtnlr.od under an Act'ftff .Ul’o.n.11 the*.*■»: eoiusaid non-residentllWil’t VOIUOII* Defendant,yX1 » Ger- Tciephoho: NOrmapdy 8-6800 a «h A*”J. Arl?ir TruBt Bldg,, »- FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE thereafter oh, to-wlt, the 9th day of Mny afdlncne Rawls, by United States Registered W w attorney's foe, allowed ^nn Arbor, Michigan. . Deel8*Jan24 ■ ASSOC IATION, Assignee of Mortgagee' *'>b b'ftL nssltmed to TH E MICHIGAN Mail,, roturn receipt requested, delivered Oot, 18.Jan.10 DANNEMILLER ft SPERLING, BANK, n Michigan Banking Corporation, ,to addressee only. • * i. ....,— ---—■-£}*'•- - . Or ln 1117k / Hr M ICHliJA N.. D A N K-.^-NA TIO N AT, MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE rt& NFCOVor £ B'si£ a Is! s s Attorneys, for Assignee of Mortgagee ' ASSOCIATION; (v- Nktlqnttl Banking As Dated: DoeomlHJr.fi, 1062, / ■ ■ f . 4nr,ll.*sr ■G enn TWiember when double* ■ BiulntHR Address: M JAME^R, RREAKEY, JR. Default having beon mado In the terms Koelatlon)....nviwit; andHim recordedmtiiunt -un,on-Msyt mny 4^,22, Mfni,1961 ■ Ctprult Judge. is,;r^-Ss^ia nfeAder fCA ctcnfri cones wero five 526 Tyler Rond, Ypsllantl, ‘’Michigan In the Office" of Register of Deedk f»a m .Tclephnno: HUnter y-6267 Niivg9-Fch21 A true copy • . ■- 1 _J_____ lalnimc_lhoteln_a_w>w«h-of^a«|tf-made--br ceqts?- And when you Tdidn’t hav6 If"” uutld-Co unty-ot—Waal) tens w_4 n-4di»r—»4f ijuyiiab.uillft ;.m,M; Smtfh,""Cotmiy'.-Jinun, vsnniiy ui»r»CTcrk fltfttulo of of"• Washtenaw n lu-iiiiUim „ Countyv,alien is Itlt.tfRecords,., I l| Nf ., VII.on nano ROBERT ANDliORRAINE TAYLOR, lllft4 0^'-lAt '809 ^^cont8^to^buy ot;e? -■ '■ MORTGAGE PORKCLOSURK SALK 298. on- - which------mortgage, .v * frnS? there ls ’clalmod •Helen H, , Miller*, Deputy Clerk husband and wlfo. Mortgagors, td James ^99 except NVV'ly |2,(y tho roof, WaiihJ' 1 ’ Default having been made I it 'the terms to be due, nt tho tlHtc of this tiotlco, for Hubert Thompson . T. Barnoa ft Company, a 'Michigan cor­ STSTSFS# tenhw Concourse'No ^8, ft W i nmiand umuitituinconditions ofiii na etft;lalni:ui;«niii mortgagemuitKtiMv r",'v.t>ivprincipal andni«i Interest, imcnm the sum of FOUR. Attorney for Plaintiff < . poration, Mortgagee, which mortgage is j»«{Sr^!IS‘ «»•'«“ « northeast quarter of Soetlen 8 anA Business Addrcsil containing therein a tmwor of sale" made THEN THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED„ „ „ „ „ „ „ dated January 14, 1969, and recorded ,Jan* ' S . .0f ? *0 ^ lt T r ^wnnsHsoutet -t1imr,cr ot' f a WoyHi County . .by.., fty _ PATKICTA— L.....WAlnSH, sa— Mort 61 S^nn-Arbef ^Truirt-Bttltdi nig ii* f^--19-19fi9,-1n-Liber-85»-of--ReeoflIar h*vln4» - hew.- !nstytjd«J gagor. to AMERICAN MIDWEST MORT­ Ann Arbor, Micnigan Dec27sF*b7 ' murfD Df ■ urn the. "high ^0l7rrHbTp7^^ns)rtenaw_ ^ ? ^ 1W{i,(!,vl (114,698,08), No suit or proceedings at Pages ,488*489,. Register of Deeds' Office of the,;- bltkierrab,tC " Xocjal Notice GAGE CORPORATION, a Michigan cor- law or In r#,pilty having been instituted to Wjehtenaw .County, Michigan, and there­ N fc 'u 01.'lnZ pfl,rt ■ 1 "AtenawRni?dln^j‘nftt^ poratlon. ns MortgagOe. which moitgage Is —recover...... th# dehf lit" scoured"------by , said mort- MORTGAGE FOEECiOSVflit SALE after assigned hy the 6aId MoHgagoe to nf",tx. J * hereby given that by virtu# Xnty ol Arl SSfeW lL? S' / • ’ 4HIII '.'I'-Vll’” )*S-\ tevn » lltpt'" J«v» tlw «»W UMINM"« Mlchl •• t ■ dated September 19, ,,»un, 1968. andn„„ recorded sago or -arty part thereof, Now, therefore, . - ,...... — . - •. ..- ^..™ AT( ^ , A!' m ortgage A ^ nxnr**!»>Towi ri Lot lR'® contained In 'eald PublicotipAc September 26, 1958,, in Liber 842 page*/ by virtue, of the power of sale contained md ,n^ ccndUtenicbndltlona ofor » WtthinMttain mo»tg*t|fwnwrtgan ooft-eoiP aOCTATlON, n National Mortgage' As*o- ono»tt?f' ha* b«ome V I - 62,-68, and 64 Reglatfr of Doeds’ Office; In said mortgage, and pursuant to tha ‘Alii * * *. J’SS#/- elation, which . assignment Ii dated ^ Aer operative, and the At**et» Th ptan' Wdehtenaw VAHIItlJi County. Michigan,fvl lJLIl|)gi|He and.RIKI. there-Ill statute of the State nf Miehlcrin In *unh iO B ROOTRT W ILKiNfl and GINOER JfiL U-1969. and _«cot5jJd^rlw“ '"9M?'l •J iV s o fit**1 "l piobate at the-Court Rodae „ The Rev. Philip Rusten, Pastor .. EPISCOPAL CHURCH in 1961 in spite- of the - fact that when chances" of successful’ ireat«" ' l J-Clfy ArboK'vQount^ of Sunday, Jan 18— (United Church of Christ) l, 20500 Old , US-12 ‘ 1 W ONi'HAVE ANY TROUBLE LEARNING this form of cancer is perhaps The Rev, Paul M. Schnake, Pastor merit are high. ' — .. In and 1 Q: 0 0 a.m.—Morning service and The Rev. J. R, Smucker, Vicar GEOMETRY TH/S YEAR,StR, W HY.,, the easiest to cure, whep found ...... iticn that Sunday, Jan, 13— Sunday, Jan, IS— - Im Aaddition, there have been from Ruth Ai church school, . - TH/S^$UMMER J LEARNED early. _ ' - —- 09me be X w « J Ann Qab’ __ *30i u, Church^,schoo 1.. 8:00 a.m.^HolyJDommwJion,-- nearly * a - thousand -auspicious” • 12:G0rnoon—Pot-lunlrdinftorTfol.- u 10:45 a.m,—Worship"service fol­ t h e rtv/sr /N JUST ""Dr.'-Johff A, Cowan, director' of lowed by annual meeting of the 9:00 a.m.—Church Bchool. the Michigan Department of tests; results, in- which cases the [ E l S lowed by annual meeting of the -10:OO^m,—Morning Praver and congregation,, at ■ 1 p.m. Health'^ Division of Tuberculosis women have been advised to see Vngregation.— -— • ■ ■ ■ ■ ------serm on. and A(|ult Health..estimates .that their physician regularly. ,? U & iS ? “ ®ivVn 'l , .h. There\will be no early service, Thursday, Jan . 17— FIRST ^METHODIST CHURCH Tuesday, Jan. 15— more than 95 percent of the cases Although cervical cancer' has f e ' M T A 3T.‘‘l i. The Rev. S. D; Kinde, Pastor 6:30 p.m.—Annual church meet­ of cervical cancer may be success­ 1:00 p.m,—Mary Margaret Cir­ ing preceded' by pot-luck'' dinner. been found in a number of women, Thursday, Jan, 10— cle at the church hall. Hostess: fully ^treated if detected! at an the purpose of the programs is es* 7ll5 p.m.—Youth. q h o i r ’ re­ i Clara Luick. early stage. sentially education, rather than! hearsal. ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH ! thereof may - he . made at 2 £,■ 8 : 0 0 p.m,-y-Goradeed Circle at (Rogers .Corners) “Most of those 390 women would casefinding. Llaen A*«.. Yli»JI*'n»» Washtenaw Coun- 8:00 p.m.—Senior choir re­ the church hall. probably be alive today had they iHlSknnV the i>laco of storage. hearsal. : The Rev, C. J. Renner, Pastor “We try to acquaint womerj,with Wednesday, Jan. 16— seen their doctor in time,” he a aid. some.! of the facts of cancer and :Comme,6eiH! Credit Corporation Saturday* Jan. 12— S aturday, Jan. 12— aildiew) 19HM Livernole 1:00 p.m.—Fellowship Circle at 9:80 )a,m. — Junior catechism In the early stages of the di- to motivate them to see their 10_;30: a.m. — Junior choir re- Ithe_ church hall. Hostess: Helen ■sease, cervical cancer manifests no physician for ’a., perludic _checkup- Detroit, Mlohlgan hearsal. .class. LWalz. Bring7 "scislbr&. alarming symptoms which would ■A “ Sunday, Jan. -13— - - 10:45 a.m. — Senior catechism w^> hour. METHODIST HfIMJjl..rHAPKT. ^ im in Hereby.-, ...... (dvon. That the noti­ partment of Health has been spon­ Papanicolaou smear; The women o n a l ^MTtheTraininlafmtor ,11:10 A,m. — Youth and adult The Rev. E, J. Weiss, Pastor “ ,1 e^tHlc, t>™y ng that hla final. Wednesday, Jan. lO--* soring screening programs for the are responsible for paying the us* church school classes, The Rev. G. P. Stanford, Chaplain „n be allow«l and the reulduo of nald 1; • 8:00; p.m.—Annual /meeting of early detection of-this ■ disease TTsual -fee tq their, physicians fo r signed to the lwrwns entitled 7:00 p.m.—Senior High' MYF. Sunday, Jan . 13— w|)| be heard at' the Probate the congregation. Bince 1954. ' ' ' thercxaTntriations, and the cost oi Tt on Januai'y J6. 10(13, at 9 i80 A.M. j Monday, Jan. 14— ; ~8:00'amiW orship^Tervice. ■ With- the co-operation of local ,the laboratory tests are paid out V Ordered, that notice - thereof :be [Thursday, Jan. 17— VtiuWieatlon of « «*l>y hereof for 8:00_p.m.—Off icial-Board-meet­ "8:00 p.m.—Men's-..shuffleboard. health "departments,"ntedical so! of^pubRc health funds!": ’ wLu consecutively previous to .said ing.- ^MT. HOPE M ETHODIST pieties, cancer societies, and other: r0f £ i lng.- in The Cholaca Standard.. This-year, nearly—2^800—women .Lr ■ib* ni'tiilonor i'«u«e n. cony of Tuesday, iuesuay> JanJan. . 15—15-^. '■■■.. ' - CHURCH FIRST ASSEMBLY"OF COD ^ community organizations, nearly were,itested in screening programs w ill lie- ( ~ g Y t ) 0 u"D.m. MSr^aH^jr Pir ^CorrSsymour and 'Mt. Hope Rds. CHURCH' 29,OOQ Michigan women have par- ...... held ...in .. Roscommon,...... UI#„,U1U|.Crawford, ■ In iiiibfCHt at bin InHt known wddrexa ^ / ■ m u ry iM a rin r W r . The Rev. Karl H. Keefer, Pastor ■ -ti, ccitificii, or oidinavy malt cle at .the home of Mrs. Peter r______M9QQ-'01cLUS-12 - i = ~ CHELSEA VILLAGE COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS tic i pa ted—im scree n i rrg' prog ram s |Ehpine trChurleWtxT’Mbritm o reriey, ,'f mulling), orr bv nemnal - ■Sunday-r-Jattr" 7 8 8 ||CI, Ht ieimt lumtocn ( MJ (Ittyit. pflor Bovcrnt 001 Juffeisujl. Cd-Hb^eas:" i The Rev. Harold S. Bilotta^Pastm Dec^JS^lOOg held._in - 36 -counties. So' frii -- "7PreTuiuo Isle, Alpena! and Sanilac liifk-brHi'lTnr -Mrs. - Richard—ScKulzc {"^devotional Call: Y eas~^lTI!Mbtion'carrlRer MK Irney for Plaintiff Saturday, Jan. 19— 7:80 p.m. The Rev. William Yauch, Pastor all. Motion carried.- Marie, ' ■ - ■ ( ____ of the Municipal Building un+iT 8 p.m. Tuesday, c ter of [new-Address.: , ...... Sunday, Jan. 13— Mirh‘ [North Washington Street 12:JO” p.m.—Older adult' party Motion by -Chandler, supported 19- 20—Tip-Up Town USA ' Ice le sniil ■lent!, Michigan SALEM GROVE 10:30 a.m.—Worship service, . February 5 , 1963, for the collection of rubbish - [ONAL> Iphgne: 482*9780 Nov29-Janl0 in the social center. _hy_Clar k,^.ta. m'ak e-th e-f in a 1 pay -- —Festival,-Houghton Lake. - - ■ aniorfl- !ETHODIST-eiiURGH^~ “tl^6'"a;mT^Churuch school. * ment to the Chelsea Elec. & Water 25- 26 — Collegiate Nordic- Ski . ..jfi'e** The Rev. John Jolley, Pastor and garbage in the Village of Chelsea. at Nil- Dopt.' in. the amount of $3,000.00 Championship,, Mount —Ripley (r Art, j Suriday, Jan. 13— ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL for the Hough Payloader loan.- ■ Ski Area,'Houghton. ry 26, AND REFORMED CHURCH Specifications' may be obtained, at the office of 160, in ! 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school. Roll call. Yeas- all. Motion carried; 26- 27—^Missaukee Mountain Win­ akisleiy 11:15 a.m.—Worship service, (United Chusch of Christ) Motion by Chandler, supported ter Festival, Lake City. the Village Clerk. county,' (Rogers Corners) ' ere In by .Barr,' to authorize the Village 27- Feb. 16—W inter ..Sprirts' Carni- >f this I FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST The, Rev. J, TracV Luke, Pastor Clerk - to^ inveat "the''nvoney"_fvom ’ val, Petoskey . 1 other _ NOTICE )« w.r I SC IEN TIST . .. . [ Sunday,. Jan^lS--^ the; different equipment and build­ FEBRUARY fee of. 9:30 a.m.—Worship service. Jan, 27-Feb. 16 .— Winter Sports at law 1883 W ashtenaw Ave.* Ann Arbor ing funds into Certificates of De­ r i B Sunday, Jan. 13—- 10:30 a.m,—Sunday school. posit at the Chelsea State Bank Cainival, Petoskey. VILLAGE OF CHELSEA >t any I 9:30 a.m.—Sunday, school.: or in such irianner as. to obtain 2-3 — Michigan Outdoor Speed- George Winans; Clerk. 108 SV Main St. virtue ILfOO-ajvw—M orning-service-and ST. the most interest. Thf hivf.gtmgn t—naid- W ill ftMn^'Anwunl- Tfflt'-Witt >g "be- be' marift offer invncfifntinri i nuch' n Township TrQasufor will be ol d teVgeor [ rament.1' tsioie reading to include arid recommendation by ; the Fi. ter Carniv.nl,* Hoiightqn. rebru- -(Francisco)- 8- 10—Winter—Cariri valT^Gi^ yl ing foie- the - follow i n g -ver se-f rom-M a tthew nance-and-Electric-and^Writei^De^ I west Sfote Bonk to coiled Sylvan TownshipTaxes ' The Rev. J. Tracy. Luke, Pastor partment Committees. Roll call; 9- 10 — CUSSA Junior Alpine Buii.l- V; “Blessed are they which do inlgan, hunger and thirst after righteous­ Sunday, Jan. 13-i­ Yeas all. Motion carried, Championship, Region III," Nub’s 3treulf" eoeh Friday-f^om 9-a.ni. to 5 p.m.# beginning ll :00 a.m,—Worship service. A discussion was held with-Hom» -. Nob-,- Harbor Springs. ’ aw Is ness, for they 'shall' be filled.” ilfrhest Dpc, 21, until further notice. 11:15 a.m.—Suriday school. er Nixon regarding the wiring of 16—Michigan H igh..School" Ath- mi id the Police Department office into letic Assn. Low5V Peninsula Re- my be WATERLOO VILLAGE. CHURCH iresaid (Evangelical United Brethren) . NORTH SHARON. the emergency civil rfefpdsp gan gional-Alpine SkLChampionshijv »»t .at —"Trawrst! City. ____ if HRle The Rev. Wilbur Silvernail, Pastor COMMUNITY^maMOTCH: erafor'^ystelriTTNriANixon’Ayrist^ _..J,__ srether The Rev. Carmen CarpenterrPastor .complete this work in a reason­ 16—Sturgeon Queen’s Ball, Che f law, All Dog Licenses must be paid to. Sunday, Jan. IS— boygan.' ’ — - . ■' ; Sylvan and Washbiirn Roads able time. lay - be 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school. ■ 16-17—Alpena .'Winter Carnival, ry to Sylyon Township Treasurer on or before Suriday, Jan . 13— The Dept., of Public Works Supt. i aitu* '11:00 a.m.—Worship”"service. : and crew were complimented by Alpena. Cotin* 7:00- p,m.—Youth Fellowship. 10 a.m.—Sunday school. 23-24clipper Peninsula—Amateur hlttan, March 1, 1963, to' avoid penalty. 11 a.m.-i-W orship service. several for the efficient sno_w..-re- Tnovfll,;"snclrcIeanjng of the Village ;; Hockey Firials^-Dee-Stadium-— ; ui ,of _ ST, THOMAS 7 p.m,—Evening service Bantarii; Midiiet. Juvqnile.-J.un- stSotr ' JdALE.AND U N SEXED ,$3.00-FEM A LE, $5.00 .. Prayer meeting-each-Wednesday; sirefets after the storm-. ItnntL- -EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN- Motion by Paul, supported by ior,: Houghton. Mich- Freedom Toymship evening pt 8 o'clock. ' 23-24—rriiohhygan sturgeon Shiv if an _ Robies Vaccination Papers must be presented C lark ", to .. riToiwotc—Offieer—Garl The Rev/Herbert'C. Spbniier " -eree, -Cheboygan. In. in order to obtain dog license Geheral findings^—about—aehotri- Koeh tin Sergeant offeetive Jaiiu- Saturday,------y ; Jivn.- ...... 12-=~ ary 1, '1963. Roll call: Yeas ail. MARCH boards, Which, were reported in IOE_ 9:30 a.m.—Catechism class fol­ Motion carried, 2-3-rKiwanis Ski Jumping Tour­ tKee_:. lowed by -choir-practice;. [“Education U.S.A.,!’ show: most Motion by Paul, supported by nament,, Pine Mountain, 'Iron Sunday, Jan, 13— I school board members- are elected Chandler, to nnthon‘v« firm I pny. Mountain. - 3—Third annual Mio Mountain 19ri "Servicer by popular tvote; most school ment to the Huron Painting and 11:00 a.m.-+-Sunday school. Docorating Co. -of Ypsi 1 anti„for Junior Races, Mio. LETHA BEACH |i>oards haveV five or”_more_merri- 8—Profexsiorial“Ski Races7Bbyrib i-Febt SYbVAN TOWNSHIP TREASURER bers; 47 percent of the board mem­ the repair and painting "of the NORTH LAKE elevated storage water tank in Mountain, Boyne Falls. bers have been " in office five i iviee or more; almost half were ...... This bl- The’Rev. John Jolley to be paid by tho Chelsea Elec, Mount Ripley, Hoiightoti. college graduatesalmost all 16-17-^Nub’s Nob Open Races, Sunday, Ja n .-13— and Water Department. Roll call: boards held open meetings but few .. : Harbor Springs.' ...... **,.. AfVWv. A'W• 9:30 a.m.—Worship service. citizens attended; about__three*! Yeas all. Motion carried. t^ 3—Leo n a rd_Tr o p h y-"Ra"cos",’" N u U’s “ IB:4b a.m.—Suriday school. ifltTi , * - - s - fifths of the boards had written A disorderly conducj; ordinance Nob, Harbor Springs. 1062. policy manuals. Only 10 percent, was submitted to. the Council by 23-24—Winterskol {Toast to Win­ Idavlt GREGORY BAPTIST CHURCH itn of of the'.board members were wotrien. Village Attorney. John Keusch- for ter), Pine M ountairi, Iron-Moun- i un< The Rev. Robert Ramsyer, Pastor In the occupational category, busi- discussiuii^The-ordimmce-was re­ last a:n. [Sunday,'Jan. 13^ jnessmen and professional or tech­ turned to Mr. Keusch for final 23-24—Spring Frolic and Costume nou«h 10:00 a.m.--Sunday school. nical‘workers accounted for more drafting, and is to be' presented to Party; Mt. Mancelona, Mancel- , At- 11:00 a.m.—Morning worship than 60 percent of the board mem the Council a t' a January, 1963 ona. . . ■dored meeting. t ipnon,' 7:30 p.m.—Evening worship. ' bers. 30-31—Mardi Gras, Nub’s Nob, xl In Motion by Paul, supported—by n the ^■Harbor Springs.- efatilf Haselschwardt, to authorize and '"—Ski Carnival,!'“Big. M,“ Man­ II bo direct the clerk to issue checks in istee. ft E D. pay m errt ■ o fh lt tn r s 's uli m {tt cd?!? oIF ♦Tentative. pub- news* Inti nit ■rvtion each that ccvcd Right start days r hl< Lyndon Township Taxpayers !)i'lngt I Q / on Time Certlflcotei B<»k Accn* * j y Q of PepiMlt for 1Yf. MALE AND UNSEXED, $3.00 - FEMALE, $5.00 -ki Sablsi Voecinattaft Raj»rrmuif b» prmntsd irordir to obtain llesniiii No Dog Clinic this year In Lyndon Township; feeding rations for / ill yoCir livestock, ppultry. / Lyndon dog owner* tak« dees te Sylvort Town Hall Jan. 16,. from 7 to 9 p.m, Price of vocelnotlon et clinic It $3.00 for 2*yeer shot. See latest models at dealers i t „ Arr,, \ or Gas Company showrooms. ■■hi; M tr a l MICHIGAN CONSOLIDATED «y»»9in * Deposit iMuNrste Corp, LYNDON TOWNSHIP TREASURER . . ■A PHONEQR 5 5511 GA8 COMPANY THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, 1963 PAGE TEN THE CHELSEA STANDARD. CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, Many Per mm Help Provide ' Holiday Cheer for Hospital Patients , BASKS AS Aior 0* ing for Meredith Wilson’s third ^People , found - the ' way to the of tho hospital may grow.” VHigh team, 1 game; Colonial TMff U» AMHlfS C. Koengeter, 214-210-201; R. Bas­ Poertner, 527: J. Alber, 517; J. Manor, 791, LAKERS... musical, "Here's Love.” The show workshop in- tho-hospital basement Harmon, 512: D / j M f T 4 9 7 ; C. and so many J orders for various sett, 218; N. Fahrner, 212; D. Wala, „„High individual, 8* gam^s:. M, is based upon the best-selling novel Clark. 492: M. Packard, 485;-B. products were received that tho J e h o v a h ’s W itn esses 209: E. Harook, 207; R. A. Ringe, Breitenwischer, 504; S. Bowen, 460; and hit film, "The Miracle on 200: S.- Sinne. 203: ^W. R. Guest. Feldkamp, 4 7 6 . ______' Thirty-feurth-Str-eeti^- Workers were kept busy as hees.”. ■Wornen's 42o gerie8 or over: P. ■8; '"Bradbury.‘ 484; M. Westcott, Attend Three*Day- -SOtrjRrpsyiue, 200. 490; D. DeLaTorre. 408: R. West, A painting called "Polnsettins” Poertner, 530; J; Rabbittj-509; R. Kim Novak has been signed by by Myrtle Goodell and given by Convention at Fenton 6Q0 series: J. Dault,, .029; G, Hummel, 493; P. Fit?,BimmonsT.483;j 455.______IIm Koengeter, 625; K. Schenk, 01! RiglTiftdivictual game: M. West~ t! letro-Goldwyri-Mayet^sfWdi Anuytiraryj"was"f ramoit Delegates of the Chelsea Con.l N. Eiseman, 470; E. Harmon, 475; portray Mildred in' "Of Human and hung, in the front hall' of 500 series: 0, Hart",579; P. Feld- A. Alexander, 440; L. PoyeV 430. cott, 208.- grogation of Jehovah’s Witnessejl Bondage,” She-will co-star; with the hospital for tho holidays; how­ kamp, 577; E. Harook, 559; G. _MenV175 or over: D. Rogers, Splits picked up: R. West, 6*6, returned last weekend from «l Laurence,Harvey,------ever,-the-artist-^was-unablfrvto-bo, Dreseh,' 502; G. McClcar, 653: N; 200; B. Foye, 201-175; M. Poertner, 5-10; R. MeGibney, 5*7, 5*840} B, three-day convention of^Chrisfianj present hecau se. _sh e-WAft-.a t-U n i» Fahrner, 543; D, Walz, 542; C. W. 200; C. Lake, 198; B. Fitzsim-' Hafleyr 4-5; C. .Brown, 5-10; C. fellowship at Fenton. verslty Hospital recovering from Lake,- 638; W._ R.LGuest,_535-;_F. moos, 189-183-:—Fi-Sweeny, 187;-J,. Peterpoo, 2-7; M./Westcott, 8-10; "Cleopatra,” the most talked The climax of the three-day aii.l ■ HB-CARRteO-WI about film of the century-4&-sched­ A- broken^rhlpr5' Gee, 531j P. - Kinsey, 528; W. -Alber,-18-4;-D—Miles.,_183; C._Clark, M. ArWalz, 5-7;- B. Smith, 040; LAKCRE .TO-A-SfiOWC :-HAOS-WAS A N.6 A. -- tivities-came-whoiwNieholaa -Kovr.I M. Sober, 5-0; P."Pierce, 2-7; J. PlACfi PUOtAH IK -me PIAVBR.-R5R FIVE VBARS - uled to open in New York and Howes, 528; L.’Dann, 525; T. Pault, 180; D. Longworth, 178; J. Turner, W£5Tf(W DIVISION*4 bEfiORE. RFTORKINO TO Many gifts were contributed for lnkj^Jr., district representative! 520; C. Harold, 517; N.. Eisemann, Klink, 5*0; S. Bowen, 8-10, 3-10. IN HIS FIAST SFASOWOKJ< I HIS ALMA MATSR WHERE 100 other American and Canadian distribution to patients and resi- 177, LAST SEASONi THE ’ HI*. MOUNTAINEERS- from New York, delivered the! _ JL4ir E. Buku, 513;- R.; Huston, 51 .lj,. _ WomAn^ inn nr P. Pncrt. WON SIX .SOUTHERN cities in June, 1903. denta at tho Christmns party hold much- advertised, talk**"TThe Bible!»| in !o^ ^y*FgRENC^T1TVKE,;,-; S. Hayden, 509; . S," Slang, 509; ner. 197-171; U. Hummel, 191-156; Dexter Friday Nighi Dee. 28. Answer to, Our Problem of SurT F. Sehumip, 5,07; ,J; Gaken, 500; J: Rabbit. 190-180; N. Eiseman, Todayfs Film Revue- In her report, Mrs.- Huston mehV; vival” in which ho showed this! IT; Feldkamp,’ 502T“R. S ch u ltv WTOT t82407"rA..'AlexnmleiY 179; E. Har- ^M ixed League tioned a group of Ann Arbor problem confronts all = mankind. fw rTrnira; p : itzsTmmons, i68- -W“ New State Aid Law-for “In Semeli of The Castnuayal1 „ Boys Junior League 100; L: Kusterer,,l()7; M. Schuelke, Geer’s Aqualand ... TJjiia is one of Walt Disney’s de­ Standings as of Janr 5 i02: A, Turner, 159; L. Sander­ Spry & Keogh lightful “films ■ that “is"’ especially , W I, son, 157; L. Clark, 155; E. Pack* WolveTihefTavern Libraries Being Discussed filmed for children. It takes place Fepsi-Cola Scorers .4 9 '. 15 ard, 155; L. Dove, 153. ; Slane & Policht somewhere along the thirtyrsev- SPORTING GOODS VFW No. 4070 ‘ .4 8 10 Dancer’s, ...... Lansing — A'proposed Tiow^state enth. parallel around 1870. Chelsea -State- the state controllers and Executive Talented 16-year-old Haley Mills Four D’s offices. . Popsi-Colu Splites 31 Standfngs as of Jan. 2 libraries is being discussed across gives an appealing performance Ratliff & Mosley Miss Casey cited examples of 31- as the daughter'of- a missing sea Pepsi-Cola Strikers' W the( ^ ta te = a t^ r e g io n al~=4ne&ting8 brary-svstems -already working in captain; W hen-nrnoto was- found Coca-Cola Sparers .. -32~ BlHtz Beer 45 23 sponsored hv t.Vift -Miehie-nn_ St.nte MirbinrijY ~SHinault & ICalenchuk „.iy 43- In a—boltUf-In -thc^stc ----- UAW-'NO. 431 -nr— - m - Ghelsea. Mill’in g / C o , 37 - 31 3oard for—Libraries, Michigan Li­ Wayne , county ’ public library shark by a French professor, it is Pepsi-Colu Pins ...... 11 . -53 . Chelsea' Lanes ..... 331^ 3 4 Vi Team high, S^gamjes: Spry & brary Association and the Michi­ system which serves 700,000 per- believed that it xomes_frqm- the, 400 Heries: .1. Orthring, 511; D. irank!s-Refr-igerntior —33'!! -- - m b Keogh. 1.80L gan "Council—for-Better Libraries, somrthrough-affiliatod-community missing captain who"isTheld cap- Green,. 470; G, Beeman* 473; B, Chelsea.Grind ing___ 33 35. Team high, 1 game: Spry & according to Miss Genevieve M. libraries, tive, -Viset, .471; D, White, 469; K. Foster's Merv3i—Wear . 33 - 35 . Keogh, G42, Casey,- state librarian>..and - Board North Oakland Library Co-oper­ “ Miss'Mills, ‘heFyoungei~brbther Windcil, 450; B. Harvey, 440; I). Jiffy Mixes' ..... 33 85 Men’s high, 3 games: Stan Po­ secretary. ative which a Serves more, than and the Frenchman persuade the- Allen; 445; B. Marsh. 438;' D. Stof- Wilson Dairy . ...32 Mi 35 '!< licht, ,508. ' . ■ -' The proposed law, which will be 100,000 persons, in one city and —Pnek-inidr424-; T-. -Keez-- i m — 37%- wcalthy owner of a ship line to HuYifcGT^Ture-'Ott Men’s high, 1-games: Fred Spry, presented to the 1963 * legislature,- :_six— townships— by ^-contract -"for "Toad a n “expeiditiorr- to ” search- "for er, 423;..G.-White, 402; M, Policht, Modem Beauty- 29 39 "2M7 Embodies a new sta te ' aid form ula shared resources. $24.95 Red Insulated •400. . ' 200 gamesiT-M^Ritter, 204. the .captain. Ladies—high. 3 games; Marian calling, for an increase in state aid Mid-Michigan Library League; a Thrilling and climatic are the. 150 games: J. Ortbring, 204-104; .500 series: M. Ritter, 555; P; Coats, now ...... ^16.95; Mul-yay, 407, ——— ------___ -to-ep-- -region al—publ le-4ibra ry - ce-opera * wiki -ptaceslind-adventures experi-" G, Beenmn, 197-155; B. Marsh, 172; Poertner, 553; N; Kern, 512; m; Ladies high, 1 game: Marian courage “systems” of libraries-in tive organization- in Manistee^ CTlced' by --the searchers. Earth­ B. Visel,’■172*152; D. Alien, 108- Powell, 500 . • ■ Michigan." Wexford, Masom' Lake, Osceola, $17.95 Red Insulated , 153; D. White. 167-159: B. Harvey, Murray,. 173. quakes, flnshfloods, avalanches 475 series:. M Ashmore, 485; P Miss Casey defihes a system as Newaygo and Mecosta counties en­ and hostile tribesmen are ^ust a Breeches, now ...... $11.95 "HiOrD. Green, 104-lTTOTHrWindctlv Siioemakcr,- 483;'-Ri/Johnson, 479;.. abling 18 libraries to share books, HiO; N„ Packard,; 154-153;-I). 'Stof- ‘one or more public libraries, main­ rfew of the perils faced. All these R. Hummel,.479; B., Eder, 478; M. Dexter Friday Night lin ed .,b y . one . or more_ goVern-^ films and recordings. are made more adventuresome "fer, 15.2-151 ;“ N. Grecii”' ISO;- M; Wiiic^estei7’470. " ~r. . $10.98 Insulated Jackets "7 Eisemann, 150; T. Keezer, 150, Mixed League mental units, serving* a population Flint public library which serves through-the impressive acting of , 450 series: T. Hankerd, 47^1;^. w L of at lea st 100,000 or aji area 6f a.city population of about 200,000 Maurice Chevalier. Now ...... $7.88 IIulzcl,. 470; A. Turner, 470; B. Geer’s Aqualand .. ,40 24 l;O0O square miles.” through branches and bookmo­ Romance enters the picture for J V i f e Owl League Chriswell, 408; M. Scottj. 400; J. Spry & Keogh ...... 40 24 According to Miss Casey,/the biles, and extends help to other young Miss Mills—Nichael Ander-. $14.98 Insulated Underwear Standings as of Jaff Fletcher, 452. neighhormg=Bh¥arlea by agreement soil Jr. is her. teen-age beau. Wolverine Tuvern .. 36 28 new state aid formula wduld pro­ Suits, now ...... 10.98 •Iv'Wfc.jJ - . - ■ ~ ■ ■" w 435 series: A, E isem ann,-449; Dancer’s ...... , 35 29 vide grants to systems of libraries with the State Library. .Foster’s Men’s Wear .... J. Merkel,’"445; M. Rosebush, 437; Slane & Policht_ ,34 /30 amounting to no more than 30 The. proposed state, aid law has Helen Keller, the great deaf- Chelsea State Bank R. Lutovsky, 437-; D. Erickson,i Mosher ^( Poppenger . ..34 •30" cents per; capita served butrno less been discussed With civic leaders in hlind’ humanistr serves, as inter; $9.98 Insulated Jackets Chelsea D ru g .. ,...... 434; A, Boham, 428. Four D’s ...... 82 V4 •31 % ;han 10 cents. Present state aid; Ann:..Arbor, Escnnaba, Cadillac, national counselor of the Ameri- Now ...... , :,;r $7.88 y Dettling’s Marathon. Rutliff & Mosley....25Vi 88% >ased on a-t)er capita basis to in­ Rogers City, Traverse City, White can Foundation fpr the Blind. The, Freysinger’s Plastering 29 TO REVAMP GUARD Ferris & Smith ...... , .25 39 dividual libraries, is only five cents. Cloud, Decatur, Kalamazoo, Mid­ octogenarian has held this, position Budweiser ...... 29 Secretary of Defense McNamara Shinault & Khlcnchuk ,18 • 46 Hiss Casey said, "In 1901, only land, .Saginaw, Adrian and High- for over, fo rty years, serving as a $4.00 to ,$4.50 Wool*y ^ytate-Farm^lTrs.1 :V~~~ —28~ 'has ordered a sweeping reorgani4' 195_of-/the_ state!*- 825 ..public 11 -land Park. Conferences-are sTatetf "tender- for all" Turner’s Electric - Team highr. 8:/games: Keogh & now T-;;$iv99:| nation -designed to make Ariny Re- Spry, T 838 - lluron-(Nov. i 30), Green- tho. blind— and— tho.~Ldeaf.bii nd. liChcism-fAinibei' Co.- -2y a local governing body selected report. But the rate of increase $24.95 Utility Finishing :’rom trustees of-member-libraries^U has now dropped_below 5 per -centT The new formula was drafted G R 5 * l LANES Sander, now .. . . $19.98 by a committee comprised of -rep- The best ideas germinate in 8 1 4 1 \ Q m t k d a ) C resentatives of various library honest, idealistic minds, and are groups, specialists in state aid and not., the result of self-seeking $23.95 Utility Jig Saw municipal finance and members 6f thoughts. , Now ..... ,...$18.99'

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Club and Social Activities fo r cinfamy , iHiiu,m..n 111 * "* ...... ; ; 1 4 nttinum t v vva«t/\«w i«x i * ’ BIRTHDAY HONORED CHILD STUDY CLUB ’l^jflvin Pommorening and Mrs. Emma Seitz, whose, birth- Benjamin Bower, speaker at the ,rSFarl Whitney were hostesses day occurred Dec, 31 was honored ldn~8^ meeting of - -the Chelsea Ghj|d„^ujy„.clubumeeting at a celobvfttton of the occusJon Tuesday evening, gave an interest- ■Jlrt The meeting took place Jng talk and demonstration on the Of Mrs. W hitney a,t on Friday, Dee. 28,;,ot the t o y % i. hW son and^famir^T’Miv andid Mrs. Pictures. ■ rcei ■he WaRer 'SeTtz'ahd children, in Dear- „ There were 24 members present view'from the-picture window born. In luddition to the honor for-the meeting which took,place were at'the table fo* the guest, those present Included Mr, at the home of Mrs. George Knick­ n-^ot-fuck - dinner, Jg h e y y ere nml Mrs^JHerbort HoWel^antL chtl- erbocker with-MraV-WiBinm-Rade- t(r see a number of deer dren, of Jackson, Mrs.. Rose Ed­ machev and. Mrs. Robert Robbins il : : wards and Mrs. Emma Mast, of assisting us co-hostesses, :Cvr rr't'lmer'Lindow, reporting on Ann Arbor, and Mr, and Mtrs. paul During the business session Irs • annual, projeqt o t con- Seitz and family. members voted to assume sponsor­ ■rku: ,![nT ’home-made IraW s , for ship, of a Brownie/ troop. ,„z,, ,ik ' 1 Parties at Vpettanti MODERN MOTHERS Plnns were made fori' a hus­ i 8 Hospital! «he ^delivered At a business meeting of Mod­ bands’ night, smorfrakbeird. -dinner cakes to tho hospital w this __L.Kennedvz; ern Mothors .Child Study club at Inverness Country club Satur- * .. * *: ■ ' ■. -Tuesday-oveningrphnih Wore com- da>^veniTTgr~Ja7rH^Appointecr S ro f'o f^ rs is. to .take plated for a smorgasbord‘ dinner as. a committee in charge of the JUNE WEDDING:' Beverly Margaret Beach, 1 at the February m eeting to be held Saturday, Jan. 26, at dinner are Mrs. Joseph Marzec, M. C hapm an. and 'Robert. L. J i8 to be held at the honje of the homo of Mr. and Mrs. William .chairman;-Mrs, Wilfred“Lane; Mrs; Weiss will exchange marriage James L Kennedy ’ Alfred Hndauer. Adams, with husbands of mem- James Shadoan, Mrs. William Mc- PLANS JUNE WEDDING, ENGAGED —^ Mr. and Mrs,. ENGAGEMENT TOLD — The vows'1 June 22.’ as announced lav bers as guests, • „ Nulty_ and. Mrs, Danioi Mnt.phyy - Mrv^afld-Mrs. Lewis Bernuth: of James "WiCkS d f -Hillman, an- engagement of Hila R. Weir to her parents, Mr, and Mrs. David -^rs^tissteN -efcyfr— William Kerr of Ann Arbor will Committee members in charge 6025 Sibley Rd.. are annouinfcing. nounce the engagement _of their . Airman-Third-Class-Norman’ L. C. Ammerman-of Flint.-Mr-.- and.- Exchange Vows welve members-were present speak at that meeting orTfhe topic, of the dinner are Mrs. Merle the engagement of their daugh-augh- d&ughter, Jacqueline ^ u e . __to„ her^ Mrs. Lee’ Weiss, of. Pratt_RcL„ - A—double-ring cei'einuiiy Thurs»- ^Atomic^Researehi “ j nraghT-MTgrCIaronce WoodT*Ml’^ “ter, Jafiet> to-Pefer^Kakela, son .Joh,n N..,Miles, son of Mr. and parents, Mr. and Mrs.-Robert H. Scio township, formerly of Chel­ day, Dec. 27 united in marriage y meeting of the Mission Club Mrs. George Knickerbocker, the Donald Eder, Mrs; John Steele and o f Mrs. Lillian A. Kakela, of- Mrs. N, H. iMiles of Sdo Church Weir. The prospective bride­ sea, are the parents of the fu­ Miss Margaret Ar Beach, daugh-. gt Paul’s Evangelical’ and Re- club president, appointed a nom* Mrs. William Adams. Toledo, O. Both are 1962 g rad ­ Rd. The.couple has not^yet set a groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. ture bridegroom, who is a gradu­ ter-of-Homer-Beachof-Dexterr and- church; The meeting took i n ating commit We ,js follows; Mrs. -ll/A/Iil-tMM --/4ft Am « n Ai T17i _ uates of Michigan State Uni vers-— -wedding^ date. Miss'Wicks—Js a Vern Hilts. "The' couple has’ not ate of C.helsea High school and James L. Kennedy; son of the late 7anhe.honfve-of”Mrs.-Wtlbert Tuesday’s -meeting- was held at Robert Daniels'; Mrs. Clare War­ ity. Miss Bernath was affiliated graduate of Atlanta High school' _set a date for the weddiiig. Both \F lint Barber College. He. is em- -Mr. and Mrs, Kennedy of Wayne. thd home of Mrs. Wilbur Werner ren and Mrs. William-Rademiacher. with Mrs. Donald Busslar assist.. with-Pi Beta-Phi-social sorority^ ^Atlanta; Mich., and is presently are graduates of Chelsea High ployed' in the Municipal Court bievotional_servkfi. J n charge. At Tuesday’s meeting, a former The.' Rev. A. -Theodore Hoisted ing as co^hostess. , , and Sigma Alpha Eta honorary. employed by the Woolworth Co.,_ school. Airman Hilts is now sta- Building, Ann Arbor, Mias Chap­ Mrs. Amanda Mayer''.opened the. member-who-has -returned to 1 Chel­ man was graduated’from East- performed ~ the ceremony, in the Mr. Kakela was affiliated with in Ann Arbor. Her fiance, a grad- tioned ftt Selfridge Air Force Dexter Methodist chur.ch, in the ting and included th e . Binging sea,..Mrs,. Robert K. Taylor, was Lambda Chi Alpha social- fra- uate of Chelsea High School, is Base, near Detroit. Michigan University, where she German hymn "Josu’ Geh’ WOMAN’S CLUB re-instated into club membership pj’fiaence-.of the immediate fftmK .ternity and Gamma Theta Upsi-^ ,_now serving in the Armed Forces- lies. _ - , n^u The-hymn.’has, been-sung^ te- -by- vote of-the club members pres- Ion professional society. A Jurie stationed at Fort Leonard Wood, - Tuu sorority, and now teaches gheat speaker at-the first meet­ the opening of each m eeting ent, "~22 Wedding is planned;- Mo. ' ' - -______L in_F.lint, >The bride wore a street-length ing of the new year of the Woman's tk club sincr its organization drerfs of white, brocaded. aatin_wlth-. c than 25 years- ago by the "Club of Chelsea held Tuesday even­ ocaded—satin btmti holding’ MrsTEIiilnheili "Wackenliul. ing'• «•" ""in the-chrb--, mum V a t▼ McKUile HMV inder Kiuti, at its meeting Engagement Told her shoulder-length veil. She car­ program .of readings was given Memorial Library, Her .topic, "ProV Tuesday, evening at the home of ried a white bible topped, with red ollows: “Little Things” by Mrs. gress Toward World Peace,” was Mrs. David Soule, had a program The engagement Donna Sny- sweetheart rose buds- from which rence Nicolai; "The Old Coun- presented in a manner which indi­ on the subject of babysitting in < der tp Ronald Buckenbcrger of extended red and white Streamers.1 Store,’1' by Mrs. Grieb; cated, that she had done a great the form of a panel discussion. :i .Dearborn, son of. Mr. and Mrs.; Miss- ineZ., Gordon of Detroit, iOUghts.for-New Year.”.by Mrs. deal of research, the result being Guest panelists were Mrs. W. R. John Buckenberger, is being an­ was maid of honor, w'hile James Seitzi-TiTliose Silver Bells a t "a delightfully refreshing as welLJiUeaL-Mrs^-Joaeph Laban,-Penny-- nounced by, her parents, Mr. .and Rose of “Wayne was chosen’ by Year," by Mrs, Oscar ,Lin> as informative” program, accord­ Boyer, and Rose Porter. __ Mrs. Donald" Snyder of North the bridegroom to act as best man. ing to reports "of the meeting.; er; “Too Good- to Forget,” by At the next club meeting, Tues­ Luke. -"ThB wedding is to take A' reception was ' held at._,the Paul 1 Seitz; and ‘Mom’s Holding the interested attention day, Jan. 22, at the home of Mrs. . ..placa-aT a n, 2 fi n t> Christ; ;KpikeopftL home ot tpe bride's uncle and aunt, by M rsr-01n . „ . . f her nudieneer s he t|uured ^fany -Reinpd Eder, ,Dr. James Botsiord church in Dearborn. Mr, an

They say_, airliners can fly through nny kind tff Weather, but INVITATIONS o r ______year after year accidents increase when bnd weather sets in; One ANNOUNCEMENTS... might keep that in mind when planning a flight in the winter. le t us provide you with the very finest printed Eugene Garvey, 750 Toylor' Street, lias or, engraved invitations and announcements. Make been apj^oirtted Village Building Inspector/ .4., certain that your wedding stationery is o f top quality A effective Jan. 1, 1963- .. , i . i and conforms to correct social requirements. We JL All persons in t>)e village wishing to obtain can/advise you on these important details. / the day out right building permits should contact him at hls resTdlhce o r by telephone, 4TS-SH5. breakfast makes any morning MAUSOLEUMS ★ MONUMENTS look brighter. Enjoy it plain or flavo/ea Kellie Allen no longer issues these perm its./ BRONZI TABLETS * MARKERS I. "iA ■ P°ur it over your favorite cereal! T H E CHELSEA STANDARD |v ‘s so good so many ways! . _ : : BE0KER , Commercial Printing Department ' r WEINBERG DAIRY VILLAGE OF CHELSEA MEMORIALS 6 « U H j GEORGE WINANS, CLERK ■y'. - t k on* OR 5-5771 ANN ARBOR, MICHliSAW ~ r

THURSDAY, JANUARY 10, lnri THE fcHELSEA STANDARD* CHELSEA, MICHIGAN Urge Pensioned Veterans, Survivors Sheep Scab Con-Con Report To Return VA Income Data'Early Cakes, Candles; Help Mark /. EDITOR’S NOTEi Thtu U one,-In a out and the reduction of .poverty More than 71,800 Michigan vet­ Control Staff hjiIch Hbout the eioposeU new Michigan card is fo r,veterans and widoj Constitution. Additional tu'tlolos wlll'ap- which breeds delinquency, ■ crime erans and dependents of deceased IMjar ln »ub»ea few cases of sheep scab stand were listed, as follows: ; one-tenth of 2,000,000 pension pay­ The. Detroit manager explain fighting , will be held at special m a r c h h.ayb been reported/ im Michigan The constitution "will haye the froih both political parties , who whet agreed that the new_ document’s ments processed monthly at the the earlier mailing as a continuij - treatment centers .for birth-do- Of- during the past few years, but it best civil rights section of any Lout T advantages outweighed center will be suspended in Febru­ step in VA’s efforts to reduce" ■■ foots) - arthritic -a rid - polib-—which IIM 1 is'-atiImpossible-that the scab- mlto statPTornstrtutionv both -in- ita-’cqual [court imporfectionA. ary •'f6Fnon^recSip"-'®f itioomrrer-pToblems-bf-processing-th • March of Dimes contributions are may be hiding- out in one or: more' protection clause’ and prevision of. Th- ~fImrnclng“today“in-’more than’ 40 Other statewide- nonpartisan portsi- Thenr alsor“on^-past—ex- questionnaire. -Veteraris ^nd-j J secpri flocks.- Actual' farm visits ’ by a mandatory civil rights commis? pendents generaj]y_will be-abiq j ^cities- groups who have^ previously given perience, some 60 percent - of that ralsor -trained obaervers-will uncovor-ftny- f BL-outThe-cards-and^return-th1 erings. will be held in county chan-? * ■* ^ - -s* — WOV * of these cases if they-exisfc-Sfiould; their-endorsementtothanew^con- It makes “significant advances the cards belatedly, arrive. This at PnceH-before the Christmas, ( lip ter offices of The National Foun­ S it be found,“the flock owner, will stitution are: 1 sion in correcting inequities in logisla- .causes the ^veterari trouble and rush, Sqjjie beneficiaries with eaij dation-March of-.-Dimes/- in'-4he. m M be-given assistahee in ■ dipping.Jiis.' Michigan Farm Bureau, Michi- jferen tiye ,apportionmentr-and—yot pro-- -g&n—League- uf “Women Voters, costs: the taxpayers money* --—'- v- ings. and changing ineomes_ homes of volunteers and- else­ flock when.weather conditions 'per- In vides for the -unusual problcm-of- VA need's the cards teT deter­ have to w ait until W-2^ forms'" where, m.it, The scab mite is easily erad­ Idichigan. Congress offParents and j High populat.ion concentration in one mine entitlement of pension beno- available' to provide necessary In- many instances, guests at icated using present day dipping Teachers, Michigan Junior~Cham- the £ these campaign “kickoffs11 Will in- p, A.l-1 'stat^ nc* the existence 0f ficiaries-to continued- payment iiy formation^ ^materials b'f three major, eco'iioiriies~ln~7Mich- i only elude' governors or their wives, cipai League, Michigan Education the light of their income for the The biggest problem of all | Sheop scab is caused by a tiny jgan — industry, agriculture and getting veterans to return | attem mayors and-outstanding authori­ ociation,’ Michigan Association past year and anticipated income Dm -mile so small that’it^caimot bq .tourismtruTrTcm ^ cards,.. FitzGerald .. -pointed' oi ties in health fields. Other/guests ;seon—without—a - microscope, The of Registers of Deeds, .^Michigan for thejiext. I thing: — “s.tVengt’nens ~ local govern^ That’s why he urges theirrnot! • will be Americans of all ages who mite burrows , into the skin . and State Chamber.uf Commerce,-Mich- This year, as always, FitzGerald 81114—M merits,-in—many^areas,“ including^ said^6m eL-veterans1^ttet-we] -received, March of Dimes a id -dur- sets up an irritation which'causes -WomeriT 15. to the..-provision. . .that _.p.ermi.tsL-,fiRr turn the cards since' they know the mail. ing- and after polio epidemics and' JIMMY BOGGESS,-;,r of Coy^Ark,, the-1963 National-March -r the sheep to' riib and bite itself Michigan—Chapter-^of—the^Amerii- ■tionaWr&me-:Hile--fw-eour»ties- »i tte ir difeome is, ‘or will, be, above Lon—lu outoreaKs.jUtbi'eaks. -“Also,1 Also, present'- present' wiwill ■ Inr of Dimes child, blows-0111 candles oh birthday cake symbolizing uritil all wool ■ is removed, and a ~*of~ yrriverstty [from the opportunity to develop.a form Women and the Michigan Retailers statutory limitations for pension­ Farm 'income in Michigan children and adolescents with birth first. 2'i yearsjof aid .to the crippled.by the health organization. scab begins to/'form. Jf not treat­ ' The of government suitable to their Association. ers/.This won’t work any more rapidly approaching th e one defects or arthritis who have been; ed, sheep do very, poorly and may cha'nging needs." than being tardy,- he pointed out, lion dollar mark per year, -accoij I of plH .'treated at these March of Dimes every year for patient aid and re­ fashion .shows, auctions,-, tele- "eventually die. The outward ap­ avera If' you w ant 1903 to be your If, after suspension, ho question­ ing- to^ Michigan State Univcrs 'centers. search in .birth defects, - arthritis riunas,.Coffee Days, Tag Days' luid pearance of a sheep affected with It places Michigan in a better biggest year, try a Systematic ad­ naire reply is submitted, the pen­ economists. Although much- of til Ipeice: To raise, the" millions required and polio, each’ March of Dimes street -sales, neighborhood bread scab is sometimes difficult to dis­ order . for uniform assessment of property at 50 p'er cent of - true vertising program in The Stand­ sioner will be^ required to pay is spent for farm production su[ tempt campaign is carefully planned sales,-airlifts and a long list of tinguish -from a' heavy infestation throw sports activities. ; _ ■_/ xash value and by reducing in­ ard. Planned advertising, always back all payments received in plies, a considerable amount many months ahead. There are ^bf--sheep lice. This further points 126 to1 millions of contribution-' envelopes The theme of this 25th Anni- equities that h.ave retarded growth. pays off, and it’s available to all, 1962. ' also spent with merchants akl out the need for on-the-farm visits. -In_ ITrtdVoirt collectors to be distribut­ 'versary~Mareh of~DtnTe~S7~Which~tg Economic growth “mefrng^jubs~for- -gt- a- fair-and fixed price, in-this different types uf punch' main street in the farmer’s lioa ed aroumt“the~natTD7TT humireds ~of ‘Glvirfor the~Life of u Ghitrk*^witlT the-unemplciyedr tne—scnooi—arop- leowtt ry;------1 —-Cttwla are-going out-this -year—One town17 Ipointe thousands of.posters to be erected be stressed ....in', all .these special Two County 4-H -rn- every- hamlet; town and" cityr events,-and^the story^told of^the- [reduce two million vo'luntcers' to be or­ first 25 years of the organization. traders To Attend "cit to 1 High ganized for the Mothers’. March Highlights-of-that story-arc: Ilaiidreriift W orksh op (the climax‘to the campaign at Patients aided, 338,000; exp.end- ..The the end.of January), and March of ed for the medical care -program, Two Washtenaw county 4-H I affair ;Dimes films, to exhibit to explain $386,500,000; for scientific—re- leaders wll be attending^ a- work­ equalii the work of-the ..voluntary health search, $73,00.0,000; and for pro­ shop at.. Camp Kbft near/ Cadillac, three D on’t T inker organization. - fessional education, $38,000,000. . . on Jan. .11. 12 and 13. The two the Cl Arrangements must be cbmplet- Ba?il O'Connor, president of The are Mrs. William Thompson, 20680’ I of the W i t h Y o u r - [■tf-fin- the visit-in Jiimurryof tire: National . Foundation..-, March.-of- Sherwood- Rd,, Bell'evilie and Wll- AVT1 Nidiu/ia 1—M-ai cty^Trf_ Dlriies CfTiKD-- Dim es/referred in a rcreent speech Ham Eckert, 2970 Stommel “K-d;, I Carpel I n s u r a n c e ! who this year is Jimmy1 lioggess, to the .25th anniversary of the- Ypsilanti. ' - . 1 [for th 5, Coy, -Ark.—with President Ken­ health agency. . . . Ms. Thompson; a " leader ,for | 38-37, Don’t get stallo'd by slow nedy..'.at the White House and with ‘Most certainly wci take pride in five years - from' the “Linco-ln • Pio- i later payrncri/s/Qf your insurance mir past 25 years, ai necr 4-H club, will receive.training^. j.fait.t various Senators and Congressmen OIL claims-. Frofit.f-rom the.advice and other (ligiiitai'ies as wi’ll as .litit. deep down we. really .think of Trrleuthercraftleathercraft and -Eggcrt, EekGrt, a firsturs id to and extra protection afrinr"- with personalities", of -the stage,; -that quarter,-of’-a' century as-only yvaar leader.from the Wonder Work­ PRODUCTS Carl dependent insurance agent- screen ami television, , ■ the springlmard for oiir. future.’ ers 4-H club» will ^specfalize in | with j provides.'. Special events fc>r llie Miuclunf woodworking,- to'one An independent insurance Dimes'are staged • in all lhe,hig - The training sessions will be INDIVIDUAL CASSEROLE | remain agent recommends the right cdties, many lesser ones ami" ii'i Farm Council conducted by staff "members from FREE WITH 7-GALLON-GASOLINE PURCHASE. L carand home inRurance,'issued some small towns. These Include Michigan State University and ex- 'by reliable companies. 'You'll March..of^-Dimes .howling tourna- Annual Meeting periepyed leude.rs_fr.pm other coun- VA QT. CASSEROLE' - . hear about jmnroved policies .nrunU,._\y.iili— ffs”- to select' a ■ties. FollowinL’- thniv return from Fran as soon as they, are issued. FREE WITH OIL CHANGE AND LUBRICATION. national man or woman champion, Camp Kott, Mrs, Thompson, and 61st ■You'JIgct help when you have Slated Tuesday Eckert will, help, train local 4-H a loss, and follow-through for The annual meeting.of the Wash*, leaders in Washtenaw county. ... Mr. .prompt, fair claim settlement. .tenaw County Farm Council /will H47-Rf We are an independent, in- ■ b ..beld-Tiusaflax,■ Jan...-l_5r a t-8- p.m.' It’s about time to try- to remem- 1 their.. ( •urance agency, We wTll'give JIM & DON at- the , PiTlsfield " Clrangc Hall o those resolutions you madp |their h you - continuing- personal -at­ Halirie'-Ann Arbor“Rd.J ■ .------nuary 1st, 19(52, if you recall ,any Mem tention -The Hig ilifferenco Farm Coum-ii'/iwns-and o]?eratc of them, .make them again for I vicinity in car, home and business in­ the..:Rural.._Activities ■ Ccntor -on surance. Let us prove what 1963. day ai HEATING Saline-Ann Arbor H'd.. at the c;o*’-. present ?The Big "Difference-can rjlcan nor of Pleasant Lake Ud. Mem to you, '. . .. They i hers of the Boaj’d of Directors will [“eards f 24-HOUR rgivHi-a-summm'y-oirthe-imsb-yeiir^ achievements including the build- The HEATING SERVICE- jtng of the 68’x 150' show barn. A sea. sir financial statement- will he pre- 1902, ii •sented-by: •Treasui’er Wesley Arn's^ ' |S thq 1 dill of Dexter ami projects for the \ They coming year will l)Li..discussed. daught All Makes oi’ Four new members will he elect* (Florer <:.<1 to-, tile Boai.’d of Directors lo re- Russell I Wright Funiates - Coal, Amsddl, Dexter; Jay Hopkins, Carol Crass Lake; and Willis Hassett, IS FOR | ville, 0 .Manchester. A H O IA YER They Gas and Oil ...... Present -members .of- thez-dioard land Vo ■are William McCalla, Ann Arbor; HEAT AGENCY Bob Bevier, Ypsilanti: Ralnh Me- 'Insurance for Every Need" Calla, Cliclsea; Duane Rogers, Sa- you get more .115 Pork $L — Chelsea,-Mich -limi:.Bob-l.elandi Whitmore Lake with KENTUCKY _ _ PhoncsiTOTfic'e .479-5061 Gill, A mad ill,- Hopkins and Hasset’t. Res.i 6R 5-4^01_____ PH ONE^426-3284 . - Everyone inter: COAL. Council -and-the—R-ural—Activities' Center is urged to attend the meet­ ing'according to President William McCalla,-Following the .mooting, CHELSEA refroshments will be served.

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