(all it a masterpiece of pl*n- number of exhibitors involved m 115 einhibitors lined the hails and Children stood in line to stick '. 1'.^, or maybe an afternoon of the evetst seemed t" be asking lor the gym, and they'll all be at their index fingers into a plastic- .'iiorc fun than any child has a trouble. At every turn somebody South school today, along with an sleeve that gave them a read-out right to Young Authors Cdebra- was ^ivinK lessons, telling extensive transportation exhibit of their puis* and oxygen satura lion I lay at North school last stories, sinking songs, or givou; featuring vehicles of all kinds tion of their blood, while a doctor Wc'lnesday was all of that and derTKiristrjuon-s Nor*h school tuu! a transportation answered questions. mure. But it nil came off smoothly (lay last fall, so it wasnt included Professional storyteller Sheila The cclebratioJi, which is bein^; Ruth StieLstra, who runs the in their celebration day Dailey gave two performances, rcfx'ii'.i.'d today kl South t the midway at help from the North school staff, cipal fk)b Benedict in his net- others Chi:i..cn Community Fair smn' enrlv last fall according to I'overed pith helmet expi.iming There was much more Hnt 'here was HV bi« dif- priniciptil Hill Wesru'! The plan trn1 difference between drones 1 Parents who attend South ference. i'h* 'interest stations.' ning wi -. evident, and tiie evenls and workers while children ex srhtx'''15 vpr^)f»n frw!.4v ^n* iik^lv which could t*- likened to car were timed to the niinule amined the se«'-thruugh be*1 hive r to learn a thing or two about their nival booths, wpre just a infor It's hkely thr- event would ha\'e Symphony orchestra leader children atwi the school. mative ;is fN'y wc'C ontcrtam- come off even if Weseott hadn't. Jed Fntemeier gave impromptu If nothing else, they'll see a iiH!. Th«d. was the whole idea of sui-vived the re^'nactment of a lessons on the violin, and the part of the Enrichment Triad the event to show the story about him, written by si itiH'hmg would have been wor Program at its best, what n call youngsters just how much fun it young North SCIUHII student Jason thy of Jack Kenny ed Type I enrichment can IK; to explore new ideas But MrVittie Dave Hrlnklow plaved Tea< her Fnc Smith, wrm was A fivC'VCL*7" »^M hlou-iru' mN> '» there weren't, any canes or the lend character, a frog named helping children learn to fly k'.tes, trombone nearly as big as he is, a goldfish to trtkt; home to the Bill, who discovers the true as times was reminiM'iit of it three-footer standing on her toes parents. And It was all free of meaning of life and jniwer at vaudovllle performer who tries to to look through a mieroscojH\ a charge to the participants, North school. keep HO plates spinning on top of red-faced third grader tracing The day potentially could have The play, It was said by one long poles, the movements of Ix-es with his been a lisaster Mewt of the in teacher, showed tremendous in Dave Hoehm gave a couple of finder they'll al! tell you more THE SHEEP DIDN'T UKE IT, but the ptul <>f Young AutWk CekbiaUou D*y at North terest stations were supposed to sight considering the boy doesn't sheep cleaner crew cuts than It about the program than all the chtldren loved It, as Dave Roeam snows Just how school last week, Tbe popular attracUoo is he outside, hut the weather didn't spend much time in the North Marine barber gives a new literature from the schools com you go about getting tbe wool off one of tbe ucbeduled to be repeated at South school today, co-operate. lOven the sheer school offices. recruit. bined. animals. Roehm sheared at least two sheep as 2 The Chelsea Standard Wednesday May 7, 1986 V,HS r'/ufM of '76 l\iiil Marshall .,^ &% «l»el«a B*attb«rt> .«-- MICHIGAN MIRROR Members manning Will (Vacillate I*7t Wol»«f . and Hitni Moy iMnai^, PbMnr^'i 313) 475• 1371 % IH k\,nn'i»M 111 >\ I. St • >i i.m MH lnij.m fit"** XSM-I >.IIIOII lO-Year Rean'wn From lUtw School 1 ISPs N • 10 i "?0 Members of the Chelsea High Paul Marshall, son of Mr. urn Urge Use »f Private t outraclors of the report eiititletl "A l.ook at said Michigan's business failure school Class of 7fi are urged to Mrs. George Marshall, wit r*u» Wadnvtday a» *» N Mem Si C For Viamifaance U.sine, Contractors and Govern rates, compiled by federal offi 1111*1 at the Wolverine lounge at graduate this May from George p\ mutt itlllnnrln 1 IIHI p 111 i>|wjyt* "Km w urne\i the Works Projects," s»nd amtract- among the lowest in the nation, It Officers of the class need to School. Washington, D.C While frOOgW-Wi 0» ffwrtw Stm»d«d. 30» N Mo ***mf» « »12» year were about 3.M0. In releasing a report compar tween 7.5 and IS percent of the tacted, ptease call Un, 47S1SM, University of Michigan, SjpMOfttfc* **» ing private versus public employ contract cost to the governments. graduating Magna Cum l-aude in &«$!• cop** FtM5 Bu^ Traiit^truUHMi OtOllNtS group sugji;ested that the expan union. the former Patricia Nuccitelh, percent of the enterprises in the N«wi NOIKPI Mettdoy Noon sion of government use of private also a U of M. graduate. Is a country, they secured twily one- Surve* Beiii^j Ditpioy Adwrtiiin^ Thwtday, Spm contractors from construction teacher of autistic children in tifth at the federal government's CkmiliPd Advert iiing Sttiwday. No**n projects to include maintenance Don't forget to renew your Woodbndge. Va. procurement dollars m 19*0. (oudutt«i B\ >Utii Lot* Clot»ifi*d Ad* Monday. Noon projects would improve efficie> *r Chelsea Standard subscription: cy and lower costs. Business, in general, is esti The Ann Arbor Transportation OfFKE MOUftS Lawrence Martin, executive di mated to receive only one-third of Authority is considering the pos •*AprtdoyFr«iop • 30-5» p.iw rector of the Road Builders Asso the possible $30 billion market an *0>l2Noon sibility of a daily bus service be Saturday ciation, said the thrust ol the nually, she said. tween Chelsea and Ann Arbor in By die rime summer officially arrives, study was to determine the feasi « * • conjunction with the Village of NottOrtQ* A4tnrHwnf bility' of striking a better balance Stale Reports a Perceat Hisc Chelsea, Faith in Action, Chelsea you will look JJHI reel better if you add R*pr«Mo*iti** between the *» of public employ - la New iBcerperattaaa t Hospital, and Chelsea United MltMGAN NEWSPAPERS, IMC ees anal contracted private em Baniaeas iacorpirattaas m the Methodist Retirement Home JRMSIU •27 N WaihiMtftoft A*». ployees in performing auunte* first quarter of ISM were 9 per In order to determine the need new ENERGY source to your lire lenuig. Mkh. tf*Ot tanc* responsibilities. cent higher than in the compar for this service, all Chelsea WE mWwWmrmfi tie said the concept of construc- able period of IMS, atan the residents in the tfcllft zip code W NOW. . . Aiwotign Fownd»q IMS tion by contract, or private de- number of incorporation* set a area will be receiving a transpor tivar*. rate on the basis nf com- record at 33,500, state officials tation survey asking the approx Come join the friendly members petilioa and the free enterprise said Tuesday. imate number of times and trips JUST REMINISCING eccoomy. We have made enormou* that might be made per month. and staff of J . . . Michigan Jaycees, May 1. at the fStarcs ««t unavailable, the many problems when we have re surveys be returned as soon as ly improve your physical condi National Polish Alliance hall in Michigan Road Builders Associa strained small businesses over possible. Without proven interest Tacsdny. May 4. isfc- Jackson. He will serve as ad- tion is urging a Department of the years," Governor James J, on the part of the Chelsea com tion through easy-to-follow; fun- . U~._t.ul Vf~,-r.:l« ,.,i;i.iln,l Rtiirx hard sjiid in announcing the UWht«A».« .»*..* MM" L.UI1JILIM uiiiiisUittir for 21 Ji>ccc i4le- Guster. a sophanere, placed small outness and entrepre t Some maintenance projects filling out the survey, extra •And . . . Were AIR- awnt Day. Charles Knew let third in deciamatioo and Dan which could be contracted in neurs." the governor said, noting m he still has 11 items of a 40-item copies will be available at the children climb through the inyide Gaunt, a senior, took second in clude winter ice and snow remov Village Offices, Faith in Action, * CONDITIONED! Free nutri of hie trader cab South school men's extemporaneous. Both will al, guard rail repair, pavement small business agenda yet to be implemented the main desk at Chelsea Hos * tional consultation will help you principal Sylvester Wojcii ki was advance to district competition patching, sealing and joint re pital, or the Chelsea' Methodist disguised as Hucfc Finn Jiffy Market advertised dis pair shoulder grading and re Corporations and Securities balance your program. After more than 1* years ,,f Home. counts for gasoline, regular 31 $« placement, roadside mowing. Bureau officials said they have AH surveys need to be returned * service to the Grass l,akc area. no way of knowuig how many of per gallon, premium H.5< per draining and culvert mainte- by May 16' 4 or 6 week sessions. 1*.- n..ki: . c * ....,,„ TMUK'V. t^e y>j*>r™>ry?K??5 j^voiv*^ ***- ill* < UWUl h.T^lllllJTII^ \. LI 1. J|4- gallon: coffee 7S* tor 1-ib. can: r«u?iw r^si arts n-«iLriir- tion 900. printed its final edition nulk 99e ^al.; butter 69» lb and nanc*. signing and pavement istuig businesses deciding to in 475-7076 la.ij[:ni: tu :h<' i.Tieryi konk. Jirti-tor of com Those kind.s ! Transactions has GIVE ; newspaper's demise was J ','ic* • munications and K-1ucati»'n for r*vn rising jfc«*r*t M>* <:MM»«4 major advertiser*. inability to 24 Years Ago . . . the road builder group and aath'T Conimerve Direttor l>oug Hoss compete with a free shopper'* TbwTiday. May 3, 1»C- guide. and ctwst at printing ln Just Remim-icinK.'' 34 Chelsea S urses Make the Dif Years Ago April 36, 193» this TIME ference" is the theme of this was written: Tire* years ago week's local observance ,>f thir. month F W Mertei opened a Uoeb) LM from Una Safr. OP 1 Michigan Niittes Wevk during Wdwajvsiore. Son* shook UK ir DEAR SIISTKH EDITOH Stjds when it was announced National Hospital Week \ppn.\ Use to, wimmen>. styles was and not ne&t enuff un the old YOUR imately 130 nurses are enioloved ',"hel-seiM\essfui business and he And wimfnen. Uke tans, folic red lie transformed into H ,.!wra their favorites as far as their are beatifui, that some are more Ik a \ '.ihmiur nightclub with thcenteu;i;;<;i<-m believed that the home town was beautiful than others, and what d good place in which to start. By money would take em The best provided by CHS and IW.n -. Mid information I am git on fashtoi, and now much they put on or take dte school OcheStTiiv, ;J;KI l"H„S fair dealing and courteous (TNK- UNIQUE MOTHER'S r mm is that rules vf the ^aiw has off won't change that law of jazz band i ;.Uuvi ! as ment of IILS patrons he has maoe nature. My memory goes back to fur himself ^nd his store a per- changed. My old lady siy« ever American DAY CARDS Night" May ' thing is m. the gownle-ss evening strap that ;n.itwnt piai-e in ih« business life rwd a fun run before all the Red Cross LOUNGING ROBES jf t'helsea " I menUunod this to the fella*at + \4 \t>urs Ago , . , Uie country H'H* S*U-'-^:' n»g>* looieas. the sacks, the layer* ud me ankles to armpits slits up the JEWELRY TlMrt4*.y. May 4, 1*72— Sunte local damatie reported &ud got a rourid ot ^rmits. Kd from th* fnnges of it severe Oooiittk spoke fer the bunch side I've seen hems land waist USUAL GIFTS Title hopes are .still alue ;is length, garter length, knee lengtr' MARGIE'S the 1971 league <. hampion CHS storm which hit Pimknev, when be pointed out t^iat when j r 1 wmmieii git in what they like to and dragging the flour, and abort *^**"*" tssrn ii ii »ijJ i u^iktr:* a ''iii' Brighton Howell. Fowlervilie UPHOLSTERY thii season for ^1 least a caclviiu- Pontiac, Niies. .Stun^. Battle call the sensible stage of lite they :}ie Ofiiv iiuU£ iwcii di"id HiZuiidii'i pvonship in the SKC The\ cur Cre«?K, Thrt^; Kivers. Jackson natural are built me-i* ftr com i.ou)d t* sure of when the new FRtE tSTlMAtEb CHELSEA rently boa.st .1 4-! conf'Ttnct' and Marshall >>n April 30. fort thaii speed, and natural they schedule eoine out was that you • Lv«i SedKttwi «f M«Mrfa»ls record, with their lone IONS to Meabvi'i's store niot was blown dress that was Ed -said his couldn't alter last year's model, • UphaH**ry iupmH*i> you had to boy the new one. COMMUNITY league-leading Saline. off: Stop & Shop supermarket daughter that works m u*e > .t> • ft*#*lr larwica reports to his old lady ihat tht: So Ceui) Webster was a help Walter Brown of the Clielsca suffered a large shattered win Hdi U» and 0*lliMry AvalMll* dow; on Farusworth Kd.. Stephen magic word fer wi.'iier is when he -lOted that my old iady HOSPITAL Jaycees wa.s elevied S'.uional and ?;j\ daughter actual were Baker's bari'i roof was blown off; trumpet. The u a> Kd Jiggers that VASJOStE SMITH Director for Helios; .) <>f the sayii>g the same thing from dif GIFT SHOP Kul>ert Curtis' ;$0'x»JiT barn on mfans outfits that flare out m places and f:t tight in places, and ferent points of siew. Gem said PH. 1 (117) 534-4290 M ! -900* m l.j 7:00 p.lit ^ WEATHKK Sharon Hollyw Rd. was reduced s M- I 00 [i r.i In 4.1)0 |i 111 places wiinmen pick depends it's true there's no accounting fer Co'1 Coll**.' b»lw««n Sum 6 to kindling, at the residence of taste, but it's jest as true that For ihe Heettni . . . more than somewhat on the 0 m *Aoy thru Sotiiidoy Haskell Worden. Sr., at Cedar tastes criange with age, and be places they got *M3 Irortlyrt M.. M«^oi*M Max Mm ['P.M|. Uike, a lar^e tree came do^n on s«as of a nmid that lettmg fashion Wcdnndt). April 30 M M i> W top of a car, smashing the car in Practical speaking, ^d went Thurwtov, May 1 » « °-> on, it's a knowed fact that .n find its level and be ail things to 1 to the ground. Many cities south all wunmen made all kinds of (frt*»y. May2 M « ft * of th<> Or?r>fl R^nids to Bay City {ashiiin everthiofi that tioes Swidnv.Miiy'l V( i'l J,1* line, suffered wind dam£.j;e to arouna comes around. He saia ms xiuc. i>i; vaju lie auujt un/u|^iji Mowby, NU> i M >1 0.« double breasted suit has been in having some Frenchman m a Jb il O.W trees and utility lines. Michigan Tue»d«>'.Ma>(> a/id out of style six times he wax mustash ittling wimmen i Continued on page three) knows of, and L-ord knows how what to wear was a case of power many times he didn't notice, corrupting and absolute power Mother's Day Special! Wimmen styles are the same, corrupting absolutely. There's according to expert Kd, and it been times when I've looked would be his guess that what's in around in church and convinced depends on what's in it. The good myself that Krencrunen was try We kwwMotl?ers news, Kd went on, is thnt his ing to {{it even with wimmen for daughter al>>*, that 1....0 if oil is soniepun. A-mci'iUVf liuu- vv'iif in.'tlici'.s offered »t all speeds, and th.it age The interest of the rest of the i i ., i i are . , is whi*^l linn! fellers probablt was showed by M111IC IlilCU UHII S|HIH^ WIICI! Actual, all the fellers are on the Bug Hixikum. He said the ugliest ulllCI's coukl (MlK CI'ICi I.V.' downhill side of their three sore fashion guing now is folks in special and 10, .->o they were lalkmt; mure employment lines wearing caps It MVills >ilc \V;l> ,ilv..lV> tllcIV. from memory than from personal and T shirts advertising big com We haw seen the \iJoev. in i.nnilu - wlien :t nvnliei choice After Kd give his repurt I panies that won't hire em dies. iV.it.the nienuxA ol ,i told myself 1 had i>een spending Yours truly, to much time on the Middle Fast Cnelc- Lew :;f ::';.;•'"Il^ &tafi6m-«littheU 1.)11 kiie\ei. ^» MI»M»«» *>»»•»»»^*»» The gift box of candy is on us, FUNERAL HOMl the great fit is on you! RcmenirKT .-Sin<# ]96T Mother's I).iy. Nnw, wiili tiiv Hi ii.l < )vt i" (mfi S.IH' •,' '(I n« i Ircc li in, h»ix POMA'S •..I l-.inny l.miwr A.«,tu\l *. 'himjl.ni's • lliu iirwit Jelcition at. CJlVV it il sjXVU.t ^»^ 1*«|»hon PARK# 475-144ST., CHllSt4 A 1,,,11, i J .Luk chtHnliites veil !l v\\< i.i^tr ii nukes a perteel pliee in \)utin-is l\iv j;itr! And v, ii,, IViul K )viiv fjihnms. your lite. PIZZA •\ny lmiilwr will iiwf ii-n'iviit' i|>i>,tri't *nK iK»' Bend C)vtr* l.ilx'l Your nuilhcr'*;ll kmt» -,ln' .¾ t;etliii>; tKe ^e^t fitting, 137 Pork Street, Chelsea iinh<'*! I|U,I)IIV .i|ijvin-| iiwiiilaliU'. ^ ^iiy hen.) C\cr* tt>r yiiiicll 'in.' In'*1 ^>:n,tr?inlci."i.l hy 1 ovi Siruiu* ivft., WmH., Thuri 4 p.m. to II p.m. ^ Co., iitiiHHiN '"i si.nwl«rds nl cxcclk'ncc for ovor 140 ye»r». frl. t Mi 4i« 13 p.m.
"We Kn0ad Your Dough" hitkhion and curefree comfort «1 ihe ri^Kt prke. I We CIIKI how* thin emit pi/io on rpquott. | .(("•^•.•••iKaHiiill.il.-ann P CLIP THIS COUPON Tfumk6to // T) MTMOPJF ON
fo4**- v ANY LARGE \J / Levi Strauss «>r xriti'i) 107 S. Main CheUea 475 1606 '•''. Olio; tjijud ihru M'ty VS. I9ft/j ol r'nirv.i'-. »'p//(i. <- »-ic>p•---«•. •V)m))Mwmwwmm^vvnw^ mmm^mmtmmw*< i t I T-^———^^ Breathers Nominations Child Abduction Safety Th« Chftliea Sioridard. Wednesday, May^ 7, 198o_ Club will Meet Sought for Your Workshop Offered Mother-Daughter Free Hypertension A free Child Abdy '.ion Safety Screening Offered May 17 at Hospital Favorite Senior Workshop has been set for 7 p.m. Banquet Held at Wednesday, .May 14, in the Edu Free fii^h blood pressure A meeting of th«' Chelsea May is the month designated to St. Paul Church screeiung will be offered from 4 fireather'.-* Hub will ukt place cation Center Auditorium at St. seniors. The Ann Arbor Senior On Saturday, April 26, more to 8 p.m. Monday, May 12, in the Saturday. May 17 fruiu 11 a.in to Joseph Mercv Hospital, Ann Ar Citizens Guild is sponsoring a then 170 daughters, mothers and lobby of St. Joseph Mercy Hospi 1 p.m. in Umtnn Room A of Crti'l- bor. Washtenaw county contest to grandmothers attended a candle tal, and from I tu 3 p.m. Thurs -,e* Community Hospital, 775 S. Detective Jerry Wright, crime identify and honor outstanding lit dinner and 'Very Special day, May 15. in the lobby ot Maui St. Cynthiu Cop*, an *xt.-r- prevention specialist with the seniors. From all nominations Mother and Daughter Evenine" Reichert Health BuUduiK. ciee physiologist, mil discuss th<- Ann Arbor Police Department, submitted three men and three at St. Paul United Church of Reichert Health Buiidin^ "Is topic, Exercise With Lun^ will discuss with children per woman will be chosen by a Christ. located on the campus of St. DJaease" nominating selection hoard to be sonal safety practices. The pro The program began with Joseph Mercy Hospital at Clark The Breather's Club is a social honored at a Public Awards Ban gram is aimed at children three years old and up and their "Those two Magnificent and Huron River Dr. Mild educational club fur patients quet on Jane 19 known as the parents. Mimes "—Dennis Petsca and For information, call $72-38% with emphysema, asthma, chron ^toners," Doug Beaumont. This was follow ic bronchitis, and other chronic Thar* are so many of those Following the discussion, film ed by 'What My Grandmother lung disease Family members dasarviftg seniors in Waahtanaw and qttetktt and answer session, parents may obtain identification Mean* to Me" by Christine Koch are welcome. coanty who have given so unaalf- cards for their children. and Nicole Fletcher; "What My Nurse Week For further information, please iahjy of their an* for thoat lass Mother Means to Me * by Donna contact the American Lung Aaso- fortunate, and those who hnv* The event is c&anonsored by the Ann Arbor Police Depart Lane; 'What My Daughters ditkin of Michigan at (313) contributed in education, health, Observed SS-1.Week Mast 10 yean. SeaJer OtiasaMt Tabu jecorarJon* wei /Committees for the Chelan (Ganthased from page two) ed to the olaeat iantha adUvwes flsmal by the ^to***- GaiU ittw/IitiiiGstwrtiTaaririii D«jrtet Qanxnunity Hospital Auxiliary »fU. Uttert ai leaat l?,4«t Noeh; the jiessftit otosjtter*, to t which hvjeh> ffea Market, July 12, at the aQ regardkse of telnahanea eat of aarvke. twto eifteraUan and Erin B»ath; ShrJsea Fairgrounds have been color or waamna R VanOrmao, Mr. the mother with the moet tarn end ever CeVMt regaasMt ttteoiinred and plan* are under Local residents who wish to ssene" in Chelsea for the (laughters, Dorothy Heutachkr; autim Keta wahi In rihlrtiting lay for a successful event. nominate a man or woman for the M years, retired from the mother froca the farthest Mathjcen Sarae Weak, May 4-1«, *£eaer*i chairmen for the event contest arc ashed to send a one- Bel Telephone Co., distance. Thehna Bronnar; the 4stt Marsy Doan and June page latter outhning the can daughter from the farthest "The one weak celebration baa VUaon; publicity will be handled didate's qualifications to the Ann distance, Marie Rady; the grand been declared in comnvtinHiea tajjane Freeman, Diana Mathis, Arbor Senior Cstiaen* Guild, Ml mother with the most grand- across the Mate to bring to puanc ^pdSueStarkey; chairman of the STUBVCU'ft W. Huron SL, Aon Arbor «111 34 Yemr* Ago... dnnglgera, Darethy Smith; the attention aaraing's ntntmaa £uUU*T> UWUU1 1» UlUTI* out* e" toa i« IC»MJ wmaj inriass sa lhenewy.Mewl.nm~- daughter with the moat eoais." states Susan Car*. mtil: reservations will be taken eprhigwa*fe*Blf* name, address and Deputy F4gar Orthring of the "mothers" preeent, Valerie "AMfcnttfct norses practice jn fy Mary Harris; and set-up and number of the nominte an i Washtenaw County Sheriff's Schiller; Milds Iindaaer and varied settings, they share cam- Jean-op will be chaired by Chris cheek to the name, address inwnwif •••> VI^BJT 4f^wsT4w|fwiR Grace Koch. to health nromstfea Browning. the 1MZ. number of the ihasfssai; May 7, in Ann Commiuee chairman was health care far at *Pai Whitesail, the new way* mutating. Shirley Sensible «em Carole pain in tea Mid means chuirnvm for the aux- The Guild wfll vaoReesema, feed; Rnby MtChigan Nurse Week is Sfm> lifeline Emergency Help teaad deputy Carl pary, will also be involved in this uoos thntaga May 31 and the six Strieter, program; Mary AM sored by the Michigan Narae Dickson were p«rsning two Calbhgfor help should be «a persons living aJcne, it taw be a successful csndhtates waft be Flyoo and June FUfligao, Aaaociation, the prefeaaianal ion foot at 1:25 tickets; and Marcy Stamp, table , ~ simple as anting the phase or frightening experience . . . honored at a banquet to be held knocking on a neighbor's door. June 19 at the Mirhigen League. r Orthring decoratione. Sabscrihe today to The Standard especially if a fall or medical ia Michigan. But for many elderly or disabled emergency makes it impossible Additional information on the thisbeme to reach the phone. contest may be obtained by cafr with bis family at MB E Middle UFttUriE is she consume ing trie Guild at C" SL in C**h** t>— \ companion that can save your Chelsea's new elementary Perfect Mother's Day Gift 1 life. It keeps you in contact with school (Sooth school) is under the emergency response center Senior cenftrnctian by general oootrac at Chelsea Community Hospital tor Waliace Bjorkhmd from 34 hours a day. If you need help, Douglas. The L-«haped building COLOR ANALYSIS you simply press the portable Citizen wdl contain H dassrooms- The "help button" worn on a pendant kitchen adjoins the "rouUi- or wrist strap. Che 1st-a Communi Activities wtnch will be Call: Margot Koenn, 475-2170 ty Hospital's Emergency Serv Certified Cote* and hmagm Consultant ice* is alerted immediately Weeks of May 7-M hm end (XfeterU. The windows through your phone system, and of dW*kawl|J»aiQtoc*win pro help is on its way. LIFELINE MENU vide la^atoral tainting, while allows you the independence and Wednesday. May 7-1 rtigalar glass windows form a happiness of living at home, yet with gravy, peas and vtstoo atrip bematli the you have the reassurance of pickled beet porheas of the outer emergency care whenever you batter, pineapple ttdbta, i IMPRINTED NAPKINS need it Thnraday. May I Sweet sad ^Parta hi the Spring" was the for Vow Orcdeitttioii Forty If you are interested in receiv* sour pork, oriental vegetables, of 1st haunrHKnior atom ing a LIFELINE unit or would nee, citrus salad, granria bar, at CBS btet Satwday evening. bke more information please call Geaerat chairman was Dorothy 475-1311. extension 362. The lee Friday. May ^-Roast < Speer and dncorating dvurman RUBBER STAMPS \ for a LIFELINE unit is ¢15 per with vegetables H was Mora* Jean DBS. TWO jun month. There is no installation celery>, parsley potatoes, Preach iors mothers, Mrs. Donovan Poster Bcord & Stencils breed and Sweeny and Mrs. Lawrence shortcake with Fowler, chaired the preparation Cfeastfied Ada mdk- of dinner. results! Monday. May tt-Spaghetii HOBBY * ART SUPPLIES with meat sauce, xoccaint, towed About hatf i»S percent) of aUUJrflN aOAJBDS . MAFHNO Daw*AaT?MfNT salad, chocolate pudding, mdk. hawjanic mothers of children TYPtW«l.£t attaWsONS All Klnck? Tuesday. May 13—Pork cutlets under la years of age were in the with gravy, mashed potatoes, labor force in March 1915, com buttered carrots, whole wheat pared with 611 percent for all bread and butter, spptesaoce, mothers, according to "Women milk. of Hispanic Origin in the United COPYING SERVICE Wednesday, May 14—Cream of State Labor Force,' a publica tomato soup, sliced beef on roll, tion of the Women's Bureau of the macaroni salad, chilled plumb, U. 5. Department of Labor {JhELSSa OfflCE <^Up.flLij \ milk. fflrux*> \oiif\ t * <>l 1?aS.a*oiii$t. Ph. 475-3S39 or 475.3S42 ACTIVITIES Mlofl.-fri.. +i*y*M, Sav. 0:)0-4. in v ( huttgf hi iiltlrrss Wednesday, May 7- Har«s 9:30 am,—Cards. «4» *^ -i» r 10:0« a.m.-Ceramics. 1:00 p.m.-Fitness. 1:00 p.m.-Bowling summer sneer Thursday, May a— Pick a Tulip for Mom 9:30 a.m.-Cards. pantyhose 9:30a.ra,-Crafts. 9:30 a.m.-Needlework. 1:00 p.m.—Needlework i 00 p.m. -Kitchen aand. •1.00 p.m. -Walking FREE! Friday. May 9— Progressive Euchre on Friday mornings, prizes for first high, With any Hallmark purchase «r second high, most lone hands, of S5 or more, pick a and booby prize for low score. 9:30 a.m.-Cards. Purely Pastels silk tulip 9:30 a.m.-Needlework. ior Mom, free! And tor 600 p.m.— Combined Mother's [lay giving, Mother's Day and May birthday survey our delighttul dinner, Monday. May 12- array of new Purely 9:30 a.m -Cards. Pastels gifts 9:30 a,m -Needlework. by Hdlfm 9:3« a.m.-China painting, Home see 10:30 a.m.-Widows. them all! 1:00 p.m.— Stained glass. ¥* 1:00 p.m.-Bingo.
Tuesday, May 13- 9:30 a.m.-Cards. 9:30 a.m.-Needlework 8:30 a.m.-Art class, I0:00a.m.-Crafts, •WiU««i J», 10:30 a.m.- Blood pressure. 1 00 p.m.-Euchre. Wednesday, May H Don't Forget 9:30 a.m. Curds. 9:30 a m. • - Needlework, ^FREE Pair Offer 1000 a in, Ceramics. Mother's Day.. .May 11 1:00 p.m -Fitntfss, Receive one free pair inside these special i.OO p.m. Howling. We helve a fine se'ecf.'o:'! of Mother's Driui i a Morning Shoiv YOU • iiiuiilh tf»» <'»oi Or»l m> i tio'«« \>f m ^l»r^]f# ir< Den wenk. son at S National CHELSEA HEARING AID CENTRE Memorial in South Dakota • MwrWf A* * Svttwtoi ' *H**M«<*« • Wenk has served prrviou*l> «i B^h^ actum superintendent of Prince SS Chwstnvt Or. • twftn A Willum Forest Park in Washington, DC )13«7> *io« £>•*•••. Mkfc. — r*t>p»X>n* Iwir'O'y 66S *<*« Weak, who grew UP at 2M1 S HI , T • ^i «FU.M -li Pw< Vl |fH' +J<1»%75 « a W« occ#pr fhrrd po'ty t>.Hr»^ landscape architect in the Denver Service Canter In 1978. altar a brief absence from the Suhtcribe to The CheUea Standard! service, he was assigned to Yellowstone National Park He served at Yellowstone until August int, when be became one of only two NPS employees to be appointed that year to the Department of the Interior's SPRING SALE departmental manager training program. The American Broadcasting CUSTOM fi)A Savings Cb.'s "Good Morning America" program is scheduled to be broadcast live from Mt. Rsahmnre tomorrow from 7-9
Weak, and Ms wife, Barbara, art the pars*** of two da lighters, «EE wmm mnm IOTAI !,ITII\ i and Laura. i left, are Riaaae Janes. Jenny W*B Assy W«*r, SALE E^a>S MAY 17th Mta, «WIM He«ar< Vtaweta VMte Hi RictaN Setef- i"*J* pvrroa 1 *« Carry Klrsc^ fer. In dfe see** r*w. ba left, wr Psafjai Howard, Christ? There were $.7 million Hispanic DfSper!gt y, ^Hardwar e Dana*. Trleta Terry. ***** Neal. Karl Wltte. fUcfcefte Jenes, women in the United States in r S Us* Yoi.jr (>)rwftiv»nr 1M4. and women of Mexican an KENNEDY-BELL cestry represented the largest J DRAPF.RIL'S I S& subgroup, numbering 3J million. Stqrir Hpun I \>L>B\rM*Ml>l* J according to "Women of Hispanic rMn. it 9 30 A W •;, 5 ]£ ' » Charms at Tennessee Homecoming '86 Origin in the United State Ubor $or 9 30-1 10 " * Force," a publication of t)w Evvmng InHun* Aopft«V»m««nTi Col Thirty-one member* of the nor's Picnic in Hanbo** where Women's Boreaa of the U S, De Th« Horrm i»no»>ymoui W.»h Q«olit>' Sitriw 1*36 Chelsea Charms Satan Corps and they wifl meet Got. Alexander. partment of tabor »05 W Mkhtgo* Oo*n«Oi>»n 782-053< S chaperants tan yesterday for Touring uicsadea a visit to At Tennisaw Ilnrnrr timing II as Graceland. Eliv* Presley's Michigan's representatives tt the famous home; • ride down the Herrick celebration- They will return Mississippi River on the Mem- May ir pus Qu*en Rrmhoet; Andrew ' srs !nv!t9d fc join as in i^lwbratlng th, m While in Tennessee they win be Johnson's home, the Hermitage: M&inOfiul goats at Camp CUxt-WOluumoc the Casey Jones Museum in / • ' V where they cas reJa* (ran their Jackson: aad Opreyland and the FIFTY YEARS OF MARRIAGE Hospital hectic schedule in the beauty of Grand Ote Oprey in Nashville. of the Terns** HUb. The Strawberry Festival will be saluted oo "Good Morning HOLTON and MILDRED KNISEIY PerfarmBut • two parades at America" ABCi oo Thursday. WE CARE the Tennessee Strawberry Mays. of an OPfN HOUSf on Saturday, May 31, 19«* Festival, which will be televised That Is why w aasignad ovr in three Mid-South states, the 2:00 to SiOO FM cswdioJogy sarvkos to m—t YOUR naads. corps win be competing against Family Asthma Mof th Ufcn United MnHmeUst Oiwrcti Hall baton twirlen from several 14111 North TorHtoHoi WE Of«tt states. They will «a—lain the Group To Hear djUdren at St Jude's Chfkfcin's • Intensive Cotonory CO' e Service* with Qualified About Medication* We request no gifts pledge However if you would like to porticipote in o special way. Research ffespital in Men**** a* contact one of u* or *•* us Of the Op*n House. Evpef ieoced ° N * well as the patients at the Nn- Health care professionals, • TeJe*i»etry Monitoring Care Retirement Borne in Runv Cary Johnson, Pharox D„ aad bofcM They will attend the Gover- Phytfis Askew, FLN. wiB present Lorrta, David, Eric and B«th • Cardioc Rehobifitatipn the topic, -Medications,'' to 426-3944 day*/475-2l61 evenings nvpatient and ou' potn"i' Family Asthma members on Grod«*d Ftrpi-cise 'ev nq Wednesday. May R The pro- (Sire** T»st paaa la an essscaftetnl and sup- pott pens tar parvsts of astt> Tho'liwTi ond MUOA Scon* matk in Scope A S*rvic*\ liMpjn. •rTRooucnwY Please contact the American P+opfe Sized To Serve Vow. Long Association of Michigan at PRICE $299* (313) «5-1030 for more uilforma- HBHUCK MEMORIAL HOSPITAL fL^wi^iao tkn. $00 E. Pottawatomie St. fOfl A DEMONSTRATION CAJ.L Tecumseh, Michigan 49286 GLEN MAST Todtl Kitrh EntITS 423-2141 DEXTER Air force Training ass-SSI Todd G. Koch entered the The Chelsea Art -a Players will be presetting "Cameior oo July 17,18, United States .Air Force April 24, and 1 s, \ 986 in we Chelsea Migft School Audaortum according to Technical Sergeant All those interested in participating In this production, either on stage or J ILA.. f J WV Steffen Smith, the Air Force re- crifer 2t 502 Church £t., ,\r-". Ar- behind the scenes should meet at the Chelsea High School Auditoftun bcr. on Upon graduation from the six- week basic military training at Thursday May 8 General Meeting 8 pm Lackland Air Force Base, Tex.,. Friday May 0 Auditions ?:3Q-1Spm he well receive technical training in the general aptitude area and Saturday May 10 Auditions 3 - 6 pm .other will love, be assigned to an Air Force duty Sunday May 11 Call Backs 1 - 4 pm station.' Koch, a 1980 graduate of Chel sea High school, is the son of t-or additional Information, call 475-9818 ^^a BulovcF Ijtrry and Nadine Koch of 601 S, Main St., Chelsea. J— i. -Htcz- —mr——Tux.,,, it AMERICANs»oTZ GREETING S i Remember all those special things Mom did for you? r^-nTTTTTTTTJl. Like that cup of hot chocolate on a cold winter's day, those tender ^hinkLaic*'^*. 77)om... hugs when the going got rough .
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I*** f#tyW>mm&&'*#'» •MJ e>fw(iHM^—^w?f rG x>e±s>iw—;»nm£3tK','ri „ *w '""HKisadl Tho ChoKfxi Standard, Wednesday May 7 l%6 A VIEW ITieft R€rp*>rt€fl km Ha Eleven Seeking Two Vacant Fn>m Building Sttt- Tools and equipment worth more than 1300 were stolen from CLOCK TOWER a building under construction .,', Hy Will Connelly lJenter-Chel-tea Kd '.'lieisea School Board Positions poLce reported The theft occurred between s! By n<>'* we havr. hctome so c\e\,<, ndrni oi> 1 She and hex husband, Michael, (,raii< I, Wdie.s, .¾¾ Chestnut rOifiti/mwl from pa^f on.. ,) Robert Kinel, VM Dancer Rd., a.m. Monday, April 2>, and 7 rim .(Vt.ilion i'ii u.tvel, III.ill .Kid [he worrit iran • have two children in C!a;)>a-;i Ur , ha.s been » district resident holding •* master'.') degree from ha>; been a district resident for Aprt! 28, at 14080 Dexter-Ch-I»ea |/«>i( of In i^ln, n is jLrniinj/ to rcali/c lhat our school*, .Je.annine and .Ifdii- for >!i)4ht .wars Use University nf Michigan, twj years. Kd., police said. n;iiinn-i| rt'sf ivri of oil wilt he nduinrcd in JUM I'lfrre-. He's a eriftservalnri officer for Kiyrtn IM ^LSI, H mtrrit> yc;ii\. .Hid pianrs -,*s we now know (hem i< ifolucl < ;.r ,|><, ,,t n.,(| host was miaing. Arnrri.js will d^sr Kn ihe school system. 1 children, Scott and Alan, at North Chelsea sjj.t,-jo,..,, and was a heaii r Y J •. U. r • thr* *- children. Kilt*;. Julie and school. basketball coach He wa.s a VL t daw :hr it;rr jr:«t ta hnoiogu al Ktan. ail at South 'urrmol •UY . Sf U • TBAOf [>eonarri K Kitchen, 1.H50 member of the Centra! Cur i>r:iuis ('> jittuijiriT' ih<- lon^ rangr depletion Pamela I Hollowly, 17300 NEW and UUD Waterloo Rd . haa been a district Jerusalem Rd, has be«n a riculum Committee and the Ad useful minerals, hot oil is winirthinfl civ Then* is the added i-lr resident since !Sr79 distinct resident for more than 16 visory Council, Currently he's rOrrn of anxiets becauw of our dependence on fossil furls fmni the yean president and part-owner of GUITARS Persian Oulf J toe-third of our nerd-, five bullion ';.ifeh a Holloway and hrr husband, He's a partner m the Law firm Hamburg Screw Ppjducts 4/01 cmc? Irom that area Don, have two children, Jill and of Kitchen it Molkson in Dexter. He and his wife. Jan, fwv, WIND INSTRUMENTS TrV Arab holdup in li>;3.74 quidrupUj \\\<- pri"0 If that seemed bad, look 41 yMercury but left recently when teaching certificates. He taught Rd., has been a district resident T31 W, mmtm it. the 2Vmile wult Strait of Hormu/ through whuh one-filth ••» the she deciued to stay home with her in the Plymouth schools from for one year. VwOOtBVvfl^Ltf Ml 1« BJ*.-* f+L world's oil vippU is shipped Bl'xk this a/ter> and the oil trims will (917) wM-7MB family 1964-6S. She is executive prudent of w, wjisa^Jt be rw,> to :Krr<- frnc- as srvrre as in thr 70s drs on Main St He and his wife, Emily, have Human Corporate cotTiauunica- Li C.hr'sca would he lined up between j?** pump* from Orchard Sr to Roger A. Kauknwski, 13434 four children, and two ore stiU m tions Inc., 2 leadership t,*a»nin« Yfss^^m^^o^^^-- Old t Vi; ,, nd rsyc k Island I-ake Rd . has been a Chelsea schools. organization ihe owru It is a con •someday wr ir..»y flenrratr uui wore huge amounts .>l elettrii i- district resident for more than *is Kitchen is a member of many sultant to education and business ft'.'n'i wind and inn. with helpful suppt'irt from 1,'inma.ss materials year* Dexter community organiza on innovation and improved com ;: irhjtr and burnable u-a-rei Someday *c m.»f rx JSIC '1 us*- rhe Katakowski attended Eastern tions, including the Dexter munications. She is a former This en'-nnoin strength of rhe rise and fall of ,vt»ii tides as a fondles-, Michigan University, haa a ma Business and Industry Council teacher and has taught grades 4-12, soui\ t of cnrrf\ jor in biology with a minor in and Kiwwua Club of Dexter. Week's &driCT hiuband. "viierwci. \; IJII. ^it-nriii nine. however, the f*'sr. safst arnj most emptoyed at General Motors- seaux. 375« Stiver Fox Dr.. ha* have a daughter, Emily who is ri.ii.iHr sourn- of clcctttcad energy. .:vrn white coal suj'phe-, wm- Hydrairutic dmsioiv been a district resident for more just starting school Thought t• isin- to be a\ji!aWc, is nuttar power fueled by uranium He and hi wife. Eileen, have than rune years
He-lorr tiir mrlsdown of she Soviet Chernobyl rcatt.;. publu threv children, and two ar« She holds a bachelor and • : IF YOU LOVE L opinion a^ainti tlu- pc.iicf'ul use of nuclear po*cf in America wa.s in students at North school. He is master of music degree tn harp , ' a tjiioot t»o (0 one f'uhiH opinion surveys \hi}m that rhe neRan>t active in the Parent Teachers performafice from the University BOOKS ' 1 North organization, and is a of Michigan and has given . ' - 1 ra'no of two to (.me sril! pn v,ni> after ihc f.hcmobsl disasfer I 1 An'haeologt-: ! proved pc-oplr ha*c h,m"Tf'i •T-i'JThcr - »od- memr*r of the Chelsea Knights private music lessons for mjce YOU'LL LOVE . mothcrh(>od for 20.(^(0 sc^rs Statcir- of mother t'txidc-sc* l>d;rvc ihai pa/i oi ih;s impimg publu anriparhv is the dark t rr.cmorv of Hiroshima arid Nagvaki Added to ihis i.s the jrjiscr.sal of Columbus. than 20 years were arming ;hc 1 act-man cariic-r arntai'- ?•;;'•;' -m t^mbs rrsulsion a^amx nuclear war and the totally erronoius txhet that SERENDIPITY ifj-i.jrc !T:inv [miurfs .,i rmi'Kc-r- »irh •''.':' f.in"p::n» iHidcar powir planr failure in the L'mrcd States mifhr kill miliums :-.'-r -.:cm .'.":.•• 'arci' i*indc;,t'ii an irr-'r-isi ''"nr.isri'inK of propU Auditions Slated for . j;r.f',iic'ri "kfniv.rf •• L.)a\ ?la.\ fx.cn reio^nizcd in that uranium sTolrri from 6 ,;:-. '.iiimr, P:i--toco: Vt',ls«in ;sr • tun !<•*: power plains might br uicd bv 'irforisi.s 10 ;ori.(ri;< 1 -uu- Annie Get Your Gun' r\[i/ UH nuke ln'mhs. ^X'c in Anicriv.i • eiehr the hil;da\ wnir nv.-;:;.: F All ut rruvsc litiii^- and rnvth*. fuse Ixrn skiiiful ','loitCQ Dexter Players are sorry to an for college students who want to m;;[h< '• -b,'Th f?r,:It-n<•••• The mr-m.int- iru'^0' -,i w thrv f," :iricd • n !n do 'South Pacific'' this year only be home on the week-end f or Thousands off fine ol ti(< ^-mmratu nations. The activists will folkiw in ih k -rep sirpv ',,I'A -t 's -i.^>d h-. ir-, •-uKnr--- jii^iidd nm«'^ o' ift -^>. >rr>rr.i -s* .in-1 r>wau.se 0* conflicts with Rodger* additions. If yoa are interested in JSIV: ai a Paperbacks vidne-.* ai'.d hi.a thes i(>nit'>rtt •: a- with the ( t Her ^uidint: hand, '.n\( "t ^.'aut . Plv* ^.>• ,ti 1 niori will LjLiirfls continue budding nwrc and more nuJcar professional road show oi South drsr«ion and faithfulness de-d (?avr us a Mother To all rmnhrfs jr- j ,r.:ldrc Moi; .>t their ideas foi the design of nu*le-aj p<.i»et plains iom, Flint during the summer, and come and join the group on these 4lil.t *c hope- Mo'her'' Da-, i-; truly a happv ut rncn,"'n.- from American loncepts and fix Chernobyl the Soviets chose to im Dc*xter falls in those areas. dates of auditions for "Annie Get 116 PARK ST. iAr examples They will now turn to druieni.i:ii So the Dexter Community Your Gun," The requin.*ments enfkhed heavs waier' de«gn> of nuclear ps>wef pianrs or boilm^ Players will proudly present are an interest in having fun Chelsea, Mich. i»atrr realtor designs instead of the inflammable jjraphitr ^>ed in Annie Get Your Gun!" This with others; any arid all different 475-7148 ifu plaiin *r O.ernobvt. .1*0'(hey will sheath their realtor- a.- wt- show is said to be Irving Berlin's types, shape.", and siies of COLEBURGH^DT do *ith u-nirete tontainmenr struttufes most successful show with old people; and all kinds and CSMM $»• Hi md Uvt* fashion entertainment at its best. varieties of talents \ tn.<|or lontern in nutlcat power ta'hnoloj;s is waste disposal. The plot Is a rags-to-riches story The cast of Amu* Get Your Nf XT WEEK ONLY I FUNERAL CHAPEL Ihere jit low le\ei waM.cs ffoffl (mils lhal ptuccss uianium art. with a little romance to boot- GwT is quite tafft. toUJmg ; Cloftww Mon. 12 Mvy < Hhcr materials tliai emit vers lowtackof utiuaion allude tiltLrs. m'li Fttn<. 'ji li'jme H/IIT tne Then- is lots of soigin', dancin' more than 30 people, so there lu**. )3 May nm*. priMestivr < kithiRf *nd (ooi* u*ed in nuclear plants as well as and just a lot of good oi fashioned ME l)*r .-'.(aroi/'rin should be a part jast meant for W»4. 14 May radioactive wa>ro from hospitals, laboeaiofurs ind pharmaceutical fun in mis summer's show for yon! SCBK of the parts are Annie i 2i4i.\ST.MIDDLh.sT. PHONE rs ISSr Regular Hour* ••»» tl( *»*k compatiifs These afe disposed in accordance widi federal regula everyone, The settwg for the Oakley. Frank Butler. Charlie tions, Spent furl in ruadear power plants consists of lar>.'e amourm .show is Buffalo Bill's WUd West Davenport, Chief Stung Bull. Oi 'A\n USU,MO uranium ar,u p)UW'~,iurri mil ^1^.1 sui.111 .iuioui^s i>i £i**jvt has ever suffered accidental death or injury & CO.. P; C, f Brij^auoon." from nuclear radutinn '[his includes Three Aide Island. Audition dates for "Annie Get Curtiiiud Publii Accountant* FUK MOTHERS DAY To the best of my knowledge the same safety record applied to Yout Gun' have been setforMay '\:0 l0C,OCi~.l'i 10 SOf.tS yOo the nuclear power industry in rrancc which now produces 60 per 15-20-21-24, at Copeland Gym. CHIlSEA OFflCI cent of that country'try ss electricity. BelgiumBelgii , Finland, Sweden. Auditions start at 7:30 p.m. on the 107' : S. Voin Slroot P.O. Boa 231 Switzerland and Japan also have fast growinig nunucleac r power in 19 and 20th for all adults who are Ph. 475 9640 dustiiesdustries. This rmake s sense because they have little or no national interested in being in the show. ANN AfttOB OFflCC reserves oi oil. On May 21, children between the 400 E. EitcnSower Ptiwy.. Suite- J Thanks to the scale tactics of the activists, plus increasing ages of !>12 are encouraged to Ph. 663-43» CHELSEA stumbling blocks imposed by government agencies, it takes 10 or audition at 7 :¾) p.m. There are .Vf -ifKVlc'.l more years for approval, oversight and clearance inspections before several children's parts in the l'".v.i»rt Ct*[JUrtv ^\jr rj> i-i i^. Cjtir a new reactor can go into production. The cost of the plants now show that include singing ami • i('-.. \tt4'HJI . IAJ KIWANIS CLUB operating, they produce the cheapest power ol all. there will be aduk call-backs, too. •t • J-,A"-is."lAi PiANf*iNCi There are about 200 anti-nuclear activists who form a group May 24 has been sc-t aside for audi known as the Union of Concerned Scientists and there arc almost tions by appointment, especially 130,000 scientists listed in American Men and Women of Science FLOWER SALE who choose not to be identified with the Union. A majority of 7-Jl scientists chose, at random in a survey by the U. S. Committee for tinergy Awareness is stiongly in favor of nuclear power. Ninety-five percent approve of nuile.ii tvowci as a MOTHERS DAY source of public energy ana 67 perunt of the surveyed s<; « clubhouse, Lingane H& %¥» lovm you! Chelsea Village Council, first Chelsea Kiwania Club • " • * every Monday, 8:30 p.m. and toird Tuesdays of each month, advtf Cbebea Area Players Board Dad, Mom Cbebea CocnrnuDitT Boapital meeting second Thursday of each month, 7:30 pjn.. at Citizens Parent-Teacher South Club, first and third and Matt Tuesday of every month, 6:44 Trust meeting room. For more the second Monday of each month information caQ 479420. in the South School library at jua,. at Cnetoea Community 7:15 p.m. HoapWal Ph. 475*7524 or write • » • HAPPY P.O. Box 121, Chelsea. American Legion Post No. Jl. Genera) meeting the first ThurS' Chcteea School Board meet* Subscribe to The Chelsea Standard! SWEET Rod and Gun Club day of each month at me post the first and third Mondays of home, Cavamujgh Lake. each month, 8 p.nt, la the Board regular w*<|"g, second Tuesoay • • • Room. of each month at the clubhouse. 16 * • • New Beginfiwig. Grief Group LmgancRd. «f first and third Thursday each Chebea Lioness, second Mon P • • Chelsea Rebekah Lodge No. 130 month, 7:30-9pjn.. Family Prac- ANGIE day of each month at the Meeting tice Center. 77S S Main St.. Roam in the Citizens Trust on meets the firstan d third Tuesday Chelsea. M-32, Chelsea, at 730 p m. Call of each month, at 7:30 p.m • * 9 475-1791 for informatort- • * * n m * Knights of Columbus Women's ChcbkMk Owntnunu'-arutttA Huh •vmuary. secona inursoay or Parents Anonymous Group. fourth Tuesday of each month, 3 each month, B p-m- at K. of C. Chelsea, a sssf-oesp group for pjtt.. Chelsea Lanes basement HaU, 3*790 Old USIZ abusive or potmfitllj abusive meeting room. parents. Blood***, 74 pjn. Call 475-917« for information Sylvan Township Board Friday— * * • regular meetings, first Tuesday Senior Citizens meet third Fn- MOM Toughlove Parent Support of each month. 7 pjn_ Svtvan day of every month, pot-luck din rfta •**— .iJ Group—For parents troubled by Township HaQ. 112 W. Middle St. ner, games and cards. * p.m at their teen-agers' behavior in advtf Senior Citizen .Activities Center Love, 'School in the family, with drugs * * * at Norm school. s and afcohoL or with the law 7:30 La Leche League. Tuesday • • * Shciiy, Jwow, ChnsfojMMr p m. Mondays St Joseph Haspi- May 13, 730 p.m.. at home of Toastmasters International. --T tW IT Kl DL_. 1^- W«».IM C!iarf2T!d, 506 S. QisiU.v, LH^II ft i ,\4Bv, ifti un ivwiuHiiiua •«*»• •»•••»* u. uww {w*c» •<"- St. Manchester. Topic: "Ad- Room at Chelsea Community •+*^^***+.0**0*+*4h*0*. Education Center. CTaasroom 1 vantages of Breastfeeding to Hospital at 12 p.m for informa Information: Sue Thomas, Mother and Baby " Ph. 42&-8C, tion call Judy Peak, 475-ni'». ext. 9714047. or Gale Cobb, MM701. ft • • for further information Same 31! Mt Hope Cemetery Associa topic schedules for Wednesday * • V Happy tion meeting. • pm, Mordav, morning meeting Msy 14. :0 am Rogers Comers Farm Bureau Mav 12 at St. John's Church Hall. wi'A meet Friday. May 9. > p.m. at 12376 Waters &t. Chelsea Ail lot Wrdnrttlar— the home of Chnsiine and Neil Sweet 16 Suerie owner* requested to attend. VFW Post *J7* mwtinj? second (May ft) Walter Hinderer, secretary. Weatoeaday of month. ' W pra * * « VTBJHaJLlOSN M»ir Vifurdav— Lana Township Board meets w • • the first Monday of each month at Chelaea Dunce Arts Academy OES, first Wndnendsy follcw- Spring Recital Saturday, Mav 17, 8 pm., Lima Township Hail mg the firstTuesda y of the month sdviutf 7:30 p.m., at Chelsea High school • • a> at the Masonic Tempi*. 113 W auditorium. Free to public Wendy Arthritis Support Group, for Middle at 7 30 p.m. ;«dvx50-2 those afflicted with arthritis, • * * —Love 7-» p.m. Monday. Mav 12, snmV Lima Center Study Group. May •WiiK-. ^f>li^*•*^ floor lounge of Retchert Health 14. 10:30 a.m. at the lama Township Haft. Hostesses are Drop-In Service, the Children's Julie auii&ng (next to St. Joseph Center at Chelsea Cr mmuruty Mercy Hospital). Sponsored jy Kathenoe Sdftx. Bhrth Jotason d MayS and Lots Bradbury Hu>pital, 47i-13.1, t\x 4Q& or 406 Catherine McAnky Health Cen adrftf ter Services to me Elderly For • » * • » » Wermation. raD 572-»l». Wednesday, ttsv 14. support group meeting for family mem Paren: !u Parent Program in bers of people *ith Alzheimer S hume, friendly, vliiting' siipfx>rt 1WMB*T— systam for families *ith chil Disease. St. Clare's rhurt'h; r*)9 Olive Lodge 15« FiAM, Packard Kd . .Ann Arbor, 7:30 to S dren Call 475-3306, a;>k for Jo Chelsea. Regular meeting, first p.m Call 682-6638 for more infor Ann. Titesday of each month. mation. • * « Parents Without Partners, sup Chelsea Area Jaycees, second port gn>up for single parents. Tuesday of each month at Support Group for Relatives of Youth activities, soci.i! events, Chelsea Community Hospital. Alzheimer's patients, Wednes discussion groups For member Open to mtn and wome.i from day, May 21,10 to 12 a.m.. Turner ship infonnafion, call Polly N. at ages i8 through 36. For more in Geriatric Center, 1010 Wall St., rt7l-i>S25. formation call Tim Merkel. Ann Arbor. For information, call • * * 47i-i?72. 754-2556. Home Meals Service, Chelsea. Meals served daily to elderly or disabled. Cost per meal, $2,25 for Past Matron dinner and meet those able to pay. Interested par ing at Senior Citizen Site at North ties call Ann Feeney, 475-1493, or school, Wednesday, May 14 at Joyce Manley, 475-2795. 31:43 a.rn. Reservations must be « * « BJttMew ASH ARBOR made by May 12. Ph. 475-1779 or Chelsea Social Service, LOYSTV >W.O1*0 475-11«. 475-1581, 2nd floor of Village Of fices. Thursdays, 10 to 4, or if an phimiuin,>.,i May 11 year for 3- and 4-ytar-old ses end sions, We offer co-op and non -par ESSf ticipating options. For further Gretchen information call Jan Roberts, 475-3615. adv50-2 lnn'.tinttwum.uMKf^^iim^^MmTT FREE J/0 14 can taiV flk Hewjih of soft ~viakr in uour oi$n none: CARNATION S^i nomif on $o*y and dcUracnis irfhik MOM an yroiictinq uour yhmbinx For Mom* Wear your and amfotinccs. 5 (Msm Hs^i School on OmomerA(jf)recamwi ( Students: Bring in Button on Monday TnrcnMt a rcUaiic your "Gtmme A .Sunday, May 11 and receive a rnedbm Cufdaan SoitivtrforaS Break" card and First 100 Mothers iced tea with (oy)M '16.00 amintk. buy a large fry the purchase of a and get a medium McOricken sandwich Ca(( C%\\i\\\ a Ml soft drink FREE! McDonald's 1S35 S. Main St. 6^5665 • " Chelsea The Ch»l>«g Stondord, Wodnesdoy May 7, 1986 7 Arbor Days Observed at Schools With Tree Plantings Arbor Days m Chelsea, April 25 and 2B, were extended into a week aa students and adults planted 210 evergreens given by members of the Chelsea Rod and Gun Gub. Five blue spruces averaging three to five feet in height were "jv«n In 3* Mint'i ChUTCh 2fi seedflnga, obtained by the dab Untversfry Law MOMHflCBUOLYOVNGSTlSltSstaBdMiire Day by Ac Chelsea Bed ««1 Ca dab. Left to from the WMftttenaw County Soil bjB grow CTwyw ewilahig » baby frw-t right are fourth grader* Tony Trotter, * Sebeal in ftkamhiriHi Inst, tfess Conservation District, were faB. hhtetpraeeiredBag —eofatJinliifwr Arfaar *•«*, ftm* Bcary and Andy fjetieL defivered to Don Yosng, science at the Pwiaj* £. Beach . B ma agreed that Garfield Electric in 19» all of the seedlings—3« for each of the four Chelsea Power Substation schoob-wooJd be planted this year in the Beach School Nature To Be Expanded Center, and that the Work will begin soon on the would be done by Beach i Garfield St ctoctrica] substation under the direction of Young. designed to batn head off fature Some of the Arbor Day seed problems and provide a way to lings planted qn school grounds expand service on the circuit. last year did not survive, a situa Mkbigaa Electric Co, bii of tion experienced by tree nursery S&jHtw** recently approved by c^nTTDonrv by in* ^-^=^ "fSa^r -rj^rt a Some of the wm Urn km bid, by mart men 19» wuMttmgi were accidentty mm, of toe three tftat w«^ destroyed by lawn mowers, The 13M tree plantings shooJd be more successful. For the Ar bor Days of 19*7, plans win be Smndmrd Want Ada made well in advance for addi PfUNClFAL BaLL WESCOTT i t>» Quick Remit*! tional site selections involving more students. "The Arbor Day plantings are important lessons in conserva tion. Learning how to plant and y>orth School NEWLY PLANTED BLUE SPRLCE tm the Walt Carom Srofth, Ttaa Coleman, Derek care for trees is an experience Art Festival uMfft lava of the Camera* Puol I* admired by a Schwartz. Ben Manning and Dirt Colby, and a memory, that lasts a MTGAUBtT hall do*** stadeets. \*H to right, they are Cattry lifetime," Rick Monjer, president Slated Tuesday and chief emmnatior officer of the Chelsea Rod and Gun Hub. Talented North school artiaH said. will display their works daring the school's Festival of the Arts 10% - 50% oo Tuesday, May 13. The festival runs from »3M Typo^raaptue Firm pm. OFF-THE-WALL Ptomotes Seven First grade musicians will also perform »t ¢-43, second graders SALE!!! typographic tamght, Ltd., 61« at 7:10, and Okrd graden at 7:35. Jackson Rd-, Ann Arbor, has an under the direction of Ron Har nounced promotions of seven ris. VILLAGE FRAME SHOPPE members of their staff. Sawdast masks created by Deborah BJanton and Linda ART GALLERY Mary Alice Hater's fourth •t«7l Pti 42w-aMb Monroe to Customer Service graders will abo be on display at & .Dntn Representative; Judy Bishop to the media center. This is an an Twea.-Fit. 9:30-5:30 mm senior customer service nual event for her class. The Sat.. 9-.30-3HM VISA representative; Sharon Brewer roaskj, are made of wwdnat and Katby Kirne to senior uailpaper paste, and painted in typographers; Meiinda Ras- I J % ivid colors. Students make them natoen to art director; and whik studying the cultures of Janice Brill to supervisor-second Africa. shift. Tbe book fair will also be open Wotklm Picture Special Tf A J!" irhiir's \nr,'^^1 liming Lite itsuvai. typographer, is marketing Uietr new Fkxigraphic System na tionally. These promotions Mill Subscribe to position TI to satisfy the weds of The Cbeisea Standard! new and presertt customers. TARAROfcJLM I anter, kneeling i plants a blue Julie Kwh, Wendy Bell, Tonya Mundtnger. Jeo- spruee seedling under the direiiion (if sdence nifer Teare. Terry Keynnids and Krisn Smith (ieruUl IMM Rwriv*'* teaeber Ifciu Young ••! Reurh school. Others pres- (bidden from camera:. Next are Richard ent. left to right, are students Michelle Smith. Dunahoo. Tim Bowers and Mike Kelly. fins. A.<-rJZlV*:-:~-.1^--}
BEACH SCHOOL STl DKNFS rveeive Vrhor Taylor, Karen Kea«e, Carter Gorton. Angel 36-HOUR DELIVERY TIME Day spruce seedlings fn;n science teacher Doc Huopingiirarr, Tara Jagadowski. .lube We*ss, Young Left to right arc At>o> Youn|(, Jav.m Car- Jessica Kudenkirch. Kate Flyim. Becky Krskfcae WANTED tigu-s, Jake Rindie, Juhu Weinberg. Danielle and Young. i oo oWsr*-'3oo SPECIAL BONUS If booked by M«y IS. 1986: YOU! You will reKoiwo (1) 11x)4 print of yoyr fovorltw waxlding pOM FREE! 8Y THE AV DEXTERPLAYERS For mere Information clip and return thl* coupon to 109 MAIN ST., MANCHSSTIR, MICH. 44» 138
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I9tt© err-- •iiininiiinwnteiiiniiiHwm Civic Foundation Grant ; "OtT fllADY fOR SPUING" Made to Aging Council KLINK EXCAVATING A -Hrni num^y" if rant of tSOO pronperl fnr financial w.H*i*taiKP lor ha*. bet*n awarded by the Civic from thr- Foundation, but because TOP SOIL FBOCISSf D ASPHALT Foundation of Chelsea to the o< A**uraiKea of help from the Wa.ihtenaw County C-ouncil on Chelsea Senior Citisens Center SAND ftOAD G»AVIL MIVCS A>;inj{. The announcement was lind Catholic Social Service* ALL TVWS Of STONIS made by John Mitchell, presi The central aim of the project dent, following boanl approval of is to locate at-rt~.fc elderly and a recommendation of its distnbu Kulde them to the many re 475.7631 J tlon committee twaded by Bill sources of assistance which are atTiixiamamtaitiniiinuMP^— a iixa Nuffer available m the Chelsea com "Many older adults in our coun munity Those who work as ty art unaware of support serv volunteers m the project are ices that are available to them," known as 'gatekeeper*'' because Chstseo liVddnsf, InCi *»td Christine Brail), director of they open gates for elderly to the Washtenaw Council on Aujng companionship, better health IMOUSTRIAL FABRICATIONS "The most isolated elderly care, improved nutrition and PORTASU WELDING residents were found during our assistance with problems that 1181-84 survey to be in rural are often unsohjabk ih a state of && TRAILEfl HITCHES areas ' toneUneas. Hm ItecMM Up*k% The Council or> Atf in*! turned to Chelsea Senior Citizens phone Chelsea as a launch site for rural number is 47&-MI2 uid the NoAsbTooVnoM outreach, not only because o( the Washtenaw County Council on 1^^1,.,0^ Aging may be reached by (haling e-sjoMf. a-uiat. 475-2121 Free Dog Care «6-36». i Clinic Slated By High inttmt !l«xlbU Humane Society protection, payments IN1\EKSAL • Ring aroand the collar!" Ttms misfortune may not befall man's to suit you* and a Lift ' " beat friend, but w every dog '» discount owner knows, cantnes can poa* speoai proMem. Wisk may not Ttm i-Atcy :M 11» foiur» >s twrtt ' iruvt.frm. Ut» rnxn K^nri B\««au l.ilfi A.DOZEN UK1 ST TREES have bee* do the trick, hot effective *Wp." Bitafanl HM. Ha ladicaied that ai Ac ant remedlea are available for those infur«>-ii Company *ri ,JIV« /mi uw-exj«t IJn irsoi'jr^o pn^i^fwii on V Mate St. in fnmt of Chelsea IWNJH ti I in as a h ^, ¢,, ;l 1 v 1 year « M mm wffl be panted all the way aa «• hoosebreakinf. trainimt- and rfhii* r*F™l h*J * ^ ^^ 'i" Y'*^ ^N* jnvj^t ™ Ii'» » fl»wbi* etfnrt to beautify thai part irf town. Chelsea ta- ft* eJtck tower hawing. The locust is a ajfm- thai y™ c«i tailor Y^r iXl" Y «ir>i payrrwoi ptar. -to change wiiri Y*»r du:;tri7S itscif was behind **•? effer* — Dr. JBE list tnc tfefti hiiiltf uiluuiutxc Scat ar*bkta» • tne Other ttruHmna COOHDOfUV eH* countered by pet owners. &ot»f«rd. Bin HafaeT and f& CHadstoe dhflfce fan Raw ywa cva add («*wrao> m j#m Vm«stw«l Ufa pettcy hw actual planftag. sad "Jack Dma cracked the Find out simple solatia** to yow qomftnoe at the Dog Train ing and Care Qnic spoaaored by the Humane Society of Boron Valley. Esperknced inatnictors Budget Cuts Needed from the Aon Arbor Dog Training Clab wiD be on band to give dog owner* valuable tips on topics such ac health care, feeding, grooming, housebreaking, obedV If Millage Request Fails ance training, and dog breed characteristics. There will also ( •nunueri tr..m page one> saving 04 tJU.uuu brochures and senior citizen ser be deraonstratiom by the instruc The gifted/Lalcmed program at vices, tors followed by a question and • !!.•: j:i'J»»M«vi!ar:,-.v J] l.iftj the eJementurv schools would be answer period. II • ':;,-. LIITH'UI*T Ir.i.nsporj- The Cameron pool would be OAviaowf chopped ss.oyo eluded for summer activities and 131 t. mi \VJ: }'.'>(«' in ..c::nTit.ir> swim- The dune will be held Tuesday. Atfcotuistrative .services, from the elementary swimming pro Ma? U from7 pjn. tol;30 p.m. at 31S)47V«1B4 :n- ".• T,u;t>irUiI:i.i!:, ,u;*£ai fees U> pustd^t. -J.'^A b* gram would be cut, saving the tfiHV Community Education n ii,i ,.,i and otfvr !»applie-:». .y! S2J 5CC 1 116.0*3. Building. 310e Cherry Hill Rd , •;- lurches* Hi t»'0 .«Mi- •Soo. U: oducillliXl WOU)l! .JS* Field trip* for students would .Aon Arbor. It is free to the public FARM BUREAU *m *n>' ,ju.-.i ^ 4.-m!i; havi- t ije two teacher iivles. savin* 1:6.000 1 , Make your future 1 be oil entirely, for saving* of INSURANCE rl 1 i i.. .ilt'fl ,i[fl,;iil)lill>; to a/lOtHCr For directioas and/or addition Another (13.000 would be cut »,OOU. a Mttto mere pewdictab-x from community education u> the al information call the Education GROVR9 i -.. ri(*tJ wi^uiri lost one Middle school and high school Department at MJ-&H& form of secretarial services, band and orchest.-;i summer pro •»>••• •.' ni !i)«\ii:j dii.it-, for a teachers, supplier program grams would b* dropped, saving 13,080 Money fir -applies and text books would ri.'::.«uf! at this year's Make your best deal levels. Many of the proposed cuts *rt? CHELSEA SCHOOL DISTRICT on a John Deere in programs that ha v.: own part of the dutnrt fp\i' in CheLst-ii support the.r atfhixtlh. iiiid jjj\ en Lhf fac-ls gawaw-a-a-ajj Cla«ls«0 right off the top 1 ,'jtlirve Lhe>'.; continue to sup port therri," FH Community The school i3c»er.jtui^ millage ^ta.'idA at ^5.()2 n.iil.s. Voters will plygbai Education U.' asKed t' apprkne both ^ 29 null incrtiiM.-, umi a 11.¾ renewal of niilla^e first approved in 1981¾. A/i additional 29 nulls will *wmPRESCHOOL PROGRAM tjfu.ft Uk' dLstnei *AM.:">+J, or just enough to cover the cuts of $530,564. Additional taxes on a .560,000 PRE-REGISTRATION BEGINS MAY 1, 1986 home would amount to $87 per >i'i;r. 'i''\ii exact amount is figured b> multiplying the 2-YEAR-OLD, 3-YEAR-OLD, 4-YEAR-OLD PROGRAM assij-vit'o value of the property, tr.ivii \ •.'.tin-h 1¾ auppux.**! to be half of ac- CALL 475-9830 Thvn rllii i JD ti; tiwl value, and multiplying that -.!;iM 'A :':: r<.-l>;ilf.-s. by .001¾.
Oi '..'!-• '-•<.' m>:n *- ;UK1 1 i-hp jiding tin v.*. >-rs with $25 Voters approved the 1S83 * 10.00 DEPOSIT or S3 .'; !r:.'i:«it.- . \i-w ')- in 17-hp l(i(j Senrs L;-Vf . • - li-fore M;r, 3i and save even more. working women represent 44 per o child may enroll in any given session. Porents are welcome to field trips, parties, and visitations. Parent assistance is not cent oi the total labor force, in a requirement. We pride ourselves in small doss sizes and a qualified, experienced staff. Deere Season is on! 1984 they accounted for 16 per cent of all physicians and lawyers OVER THE RAINBOW—2-year-old progrcm and 6 percent of engineers, 5 per SESSION I September 19 October 24 cent of macninisU 3 percent of h, $18.00 Prep Room North School mechanics and repairers, and 1 percent of plumbers, according Section A 9:15-1015 am, HURON FARM SUPPLY to "Meeting the Challenges of the Section B 10:15-11 15 a.m. 80s," a publication of the Come and join us for six fun filled Fridays of crafts, songs and free play designed for your two-year-old child which run in 426-8947 - 426-4O04 Women's Bureau of the U. S. six week sessions throughout the school year. Our first session, "Over The Rainbow," will concentrate on a different color 8250 Dexter-Chelsea Rd. D«xter Department ol I.abor. and related activities each week. Please wear something red to the first class. Parents MUST occompony child. Child must turn two before December 2, 1986.
THI: LEARNING THROUGH PLAY—3 year olds aLia South School •\v-»iiyl The 3-ycrjr-old progiam offers children a wide runge of e*per!ences trough their own learning environment-ploy. Positive socialization is stressed at all timo* as children enjoy experiences in such areas as dramatic play, fine and gross motor development, music, stories, creative movement, science, and much more. Verbal and listening skills are \y i-*-4 developed through positive individual and group interactions. Phone 901 S. Main 475-3404 & Ice Gream parlor Chelsea Session I September IS - October 24 Session It November 3 - December 12 Section F Tuesday S Thursday 9:00-11:30 a.m. $55 00 Section G Tuesday & Thursday )230-3:00 p.m. $55 00 7^.¾¾^ -<— Section H Monday & Wednesday 9:00-11:30 a.m. $55^00 PRESCHOOL ENRICHMENT—4 year olds jo* South School Hours for the month of May: This class offers enrichment experience* in fine, gross motor, art, longuage arts, ycionco and music activities. Language Mondays-Thursdays 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. and listening skills aro emphcisizod through stortos, games, dramatic play. Group interaction and cooperative play are encouraged in daily activities. Being located in South School, your child will be exposed to gym and multi-media facilities. Fridays and Saturdays 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. We stress emotional, social, and cognitive growth. Sundays 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. Session I September 15 - October 24 Session II November 3 - December 12 Section A Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00-11:30 a.m. $69.00 Stent t&e, (#€&& mth ¢¢4- . , . Section B Mondcy, Wednesday, Friday 12:30-3:00 p.m. $69,00 Section C Monday, Wednesday, Friday 12:30-3:00 p.m. $69.00 Free coffee refills with any doughnut purchase. Section D Tuesday & Thursday 9:00-11:30 a.m. $55.00 Section E Tuesday* Thursday 12:30-3:00 p.m. $55.00
Some sections are currently filled, however, watting lists have been created. Please call, 475 9830. See (f& Tttostdcuf, wvutinff 4 Ask About Our Special Sessions for Children With Early and Late Birthdays * * * r T T t T T a n f w/ m m a> •» m a» wa m The Chelsea Standard; Wednesday, Moy 7 1986 Auto Vandalized In Parking \A>1 Someone vandalized an broken out, the windshield automobile while it was parked in broken and headlights smashed \ Ikt^ folk FdJfou the Chelsea High school parking on a 197¾ Chevelle Nearby was H lot during the night of April 24. "flsVsized rock." Chelsea police said the TTie incident was reported by - passenger door window was Tim Bowdish. IXMi KdltlM spirit of the Klfl ha* been be- swaBMBsaeaBasneaBSBUBuauBsej [ .mi wru.rik! m r^Kards to the smirched, Surrly it wax not in Vlli.'iKe i truit 1.1 KriU Wrbrr'm tended fur the hall diamonds u, \# [«tlii y toward* public iat? of th#- built unly to he admired fruin The earlier the order, ^ofthall diamonds nl Vrt'.* Hark. afar They urn then? to be iwd. the better the selection! Two Sunday* ago my softball Any otntj nrfmnuiuty would en tt'iiin wa» playing ball at Vrt'.i courage this type of rfroup actjvi- I'ark after M seemingly never- ty, not hinder it. Good, d«uri fun. • nding winter hiatus from our I think is what it Is called. FOR PROMS. ixOoved sport. A abort *hit« Second, I'm told that playuuf before we war* finished, a softbai! on a softball diamond i* ('balsea Police Officer approach- somehow detrimental to it. This WEDDINGS i*d and informed us that h* had u so ludicrous as to be mind bog had a complaint About ta playing gling. My team even carries a LAST ORDER DATE FOR CHS PROM: s play ball at Dear Mother, you are among average working stiff is lucky which w* did. The officer alao and if these were filled, it was the dearest treasures I can have enough to get out of the plant a thought maybe we could sign up suggested that we use in life You put a gleam » my half-hour early for softball prac for playing time permission at "someone's backyard.'' I find it eyes, a joy in my heart. tice. Do you think a college kid the VSkf* Office. That sounded hard to understand this type of 1 know you try your best to would be wasting his time "chug- peculiar, bai reasonable. At this MHWPA ttio IMHI **4 H4*i tt,at J im«n _ 1--..-.4.-^1 callous iwiiuaB. There are tare* ,VU»,b U#W *\*\*M v, **-v ****** * ——.. point, we still had hope that other diamonds ba town suitable live by. Many times the threads T-shirt contests if he had a mort reason would prevail. for man's so/than There are do not seem to fall into place. gage and a Butck station wagon CHELSEA CO ry HOSPITAL Well, it dkan t and now I'm vary close to W men's softbai) teams in They seem to be tangled. But my to payoff? angry. Tba woman up at the of Chelsea, not to mantkn all the heart is assured that you air try Television and movies such as fice tali ta no, we could not sign children's and women's teams. ing to work out the best design Where the Boys Are' and up far piayng time because Frta They want all of us to fight over that you can- rlardbadks" see a* k«k> They Weber had made a rule that these three ftelde while two Not all designers in life are show people getdug ap without public use of the field was not perfectly good diamonds lie trust and famous, some are even a scratch after plunges from allowed. The only time we could empty because of some weak, some meek, some bold, hotel bsiceoics, as if they were legally see the dkroanda at this rtdtaUow rate. Anybody that has and some are strong. But I know characters in a Saturday morn public park was daring league ever tried to find a place ta prac- in my heart, Mother, if you could ing cartoon show («.g-. Bond games of the men's softball tice regularly in town can attest weave the loom of life-perfectly Runner. Wile E, Coyote, etc.). league or oy signing up for a IO lias overcrowding problem. I ami Lake au gi we utngjea out «jitf I also read mat a group of biac* gam* and paying t». And why? was so happy years ago when I be the greatest designer of all. student* from Huron High school You guessed it: beceuse playing heard that two new ball Held* that this you would do. in Ann Arbor spent their Spring softball on the fields was bad for were being built in town for M>ft- Forget it Mom, I love you! Break visiting colleges they them. baU, never suspecting I would be Millie Warner might like to attend after gradua PS May all mothers called Absolutely outraged, we sp tion. White yotnaf people of this Eggs Benedict home by God, from their plat* in otted for a permit anyway just to In coodnsaan, I would just like nature are uno*«ot*dly leas con Heaven, somehow know this see if we could get permiiation to to say that any obstacles in the cerned with improving their sun- writing is for them as well. ust the fields for tS Did w* way towards an open-doer park tans, I w*a nevertheless impress Bakec receive permission?—No! Did we pattcy certainly should not be u> ed. Our white chddren should be eve* receive a reply ?—No! sarSMuvtabu:, if they esk* at afl. tuear Chelsea Standard Frcnci Let's bear what these alleged so indtan^ieua. And I would bet Let's review where we stand. The death toD now stands at there is no such thing as Spring Fruit eStfijy., Salad Bar Firsts all, we art not allowed to problems are and address them. four, Ifa certainly a healthier attitude Break in Japan! FrcrKrulppfies, Chocoiate Tone, Raspberry Pic use the fccilittes of a public park In all the recent excitement When I was • senior in high thBo-"»'s my softball field and surrounding Khadafy's Soviet- without paying an extra fee. Thai school, the popular (i.e., nch> yencaatuseit" inspired terrorism and our Presi is in apite of the fact that I have a kids flew to the Bahamas for Pius!* cation information and hypertension dent's courageous stand against team of 14 players who, except Tarn Lixey Spring Break. My buddy and I sere* tg with displays teili ht available. Manager of it, how tunckiy wv have forgotten far one, either presently reside stayed home to work at the car and pay taxes here in Chelsea or Smoke Softball Tearo. the four college students who who grew up and went to school have lost their Uvea this year in wash- We were thankful for the rainy weather since it kept ihc Free Parking! No Reservations Necessary! here their wheat lives and now Dear Mr Editor: Qlunges from Florida hotel live ui iiuH'iiw'udisn' communities, oalconies—each the victim of number of cars down. Once more calender and *i*e- DwaynePurdy. For more information call 475-1311, Ext. 361 Now, 1 assume that Dana Corp. UMfl set aside a day to honor drunken Spring Break tstthri- relinquished control of the aaad mother. ues." Imagine the suffering at when they donated it to the As one opinion, it's a beautiful their parents. To lose a child village to make public ball tradition, and one special day before he has even finished diamonds with. But, 1 think the that spreads itself over 3&4 more medical stbool and set up a prac sB3oa«wjawiej ^M%:' ^ ATKINSON CHIROPRACTIC T CLINIC PNOM Serving This Area SM« 197* For Her Dov 7970 CLARK LAKE RO., CHELSEA Pho«ie> (313) 475-86*9 " ~ " ' a Sunday, May 11 Missy Casual Tops, Pants & Jackets from Cathy Daniels. .25% Off ,17 [»tli \M (available in Red, Yellow, Green, Royal or White) Women's Nightwear.20%-30% Off May is Spinal Health Month All Ladies Sweats (Putts, Tops & Set,)20% Off We are offering complimentary Back, Neck and Nerve (In Bright and Pastel Cobrs) Evaluation Phonw for appointment 475-404? Floral & Solid Cotton Blazers25% Off DR. WARREN ATKINSON DIRECTOR
» Graduate of Palmer Chiropractic College Daven port, lowo • Mombor Intomotionc! Chiropractor* Association • MoinbBr Michigan Chiropractic Council • Diplomat Notional Board of Chiropractic Examiners • Momber Parker Chiropractic Research Foundation • Membor Chelsea Kiwcsnis Club
HOURS: M-F 9 a.m. 6 p.m., Sat., 9 a.m.-12 noon or by appointment. Che/sea's Friendly Depf. Store He \Q Thn (lit: '.»•'! V'i-:<1m) «Vn<1r ••..lily May ' V86 iVor* h School Celebration Enriches Young Lives
MATT McVTTTTE team bMlthtUa tfiBit as he and •»*•* Nona seaaol (tarfota were inbrwhred N the •••crnim is by University of Micttgaa ansiar stwlestts kMt ««cfc. R»> YttHtt await* hit tam- Ywrng Atttaars Cekwndw Dary WB aa event for the entire school. Soda scneal h*s It* fit* t*4ty. Maynard Ferguson To Perform in Saline
\J n.. ... ,. r^4 K*b^.iti^r>rt unll Vrint/ anA VL inr ct iii4t>i*if v T'if>)rff<: irill hi.s rawest band to Saline on be $10 and $8 at the door the even \. TRYING (JUT THE TRON Thursday. May 8. The hand will ing of the performance," WaltCT Igixe Duniap. a music student ptxtomi in the 80Osfcat Saline stated. %r an iatroduetory lesson h High school auditorium at 8 p.m. Peterson looks on. It was ;< Thw is arif »f a series of school Inquiries about tickets should ,D<£ at North school. performances that Maynard does be directed to the Salin* Com as 2 service to -'hool music munity Scho.il office. 42*H93], tir groups .ifid programs. to any Saline Big Band member!. •'Ae are char^m*; a very led Vritsemei••]', ('.'he Una reasonable rate fur a performer schixjl orchestra director, will be V i\'.S^^ of the international stature of ptTforming with the Saturn.' Big Maynard Ferguson, but we hope Band in tne Maynard Ferguson Ron Hunt, an infielder w i ^iayed with various National to attract many students and concert "Jed us really one of t«aj Le*flu» teams, holds the rjv>rd for getting hit by pitched families that would not be drawn superstars that we have in thp ball* 243 TOM FRANKLIN, one «4 the malty parents device that allowed a human gmbK* pig to stick «n to to? more expensive perform Saline Bi^ Band," sjid director who turned oat for Young Aotiwri Celebration index finger is a plastic sleeve, aad within ances in .wnif of the larger com David Wolter "We f>Un to tiavv i.*ay ai luni M-iiwi iast wire*, cuuswiia wiih no lieeooos, receive a primnut ot pair* raw and mood munities. .Vivance tickets may liiin play a solo on the acousut way trthnician from the American Lung oxygen saturation, Cortoos parent* can Hkely *ee be purchase from our communi bass, which i.s very unusual for* it ail on display at Sooth school today. Don't Let Water Give You Association, about the devices on the table, while ty school office tor $8 for adults, bass player." ww Tom. right, look* on. The display festered a a Hard Time! 1 Do you have these problems? VOTE EXPERIENCE Stains onbath & kitchen • 10 rr* with public Kturalt in 1 < lures Michigan and WlKontin • Drab, stiff laundry • T««m L*«4*< Barbara • momentary T*«r • Low water pressure • Tn*af«r DlrxtQr • Appliances that require for Chelsea • Unlv«f*lty Consultant frequent servicing • Dishwashers that leave spots on dishes School Board •.Kjns of \\nr6 wol'-r or im)ircp< tlonal MM* Bu«ln««f Contultlng «lrm (HCC) SUPER SPECIAL OF THE MONTH MS Organliatlon D«v«lopm*nl/ » We will tovt your wotor (lor hardiiutt & Iron} Human Itaiourt* D«w«!opm*rrt • Chock Control Valve (J«n '•«) • Check Brine Valve and flrino Syttom Dlr*flkol • Cloon Mineral Bf>d (up to 45,000 grcini) Unlv»r»lty ChlUr»n'» Th»ot»r • Relet Sy»tem to It* Maximum rttitlency Wlf* mnft mcth.r %imH D*w*lopm«o< coniuliant flt Wf StRVICf ANY MAKf OK MOOfi. HtSIOlNTIAL MUhl0«n TadTnoloflUol Unlv«r»lty WATER SOFTINIR Curriculum D«va1opm«ni and Da- REGULAR PRICE 54500 00 •Ign for Slot* ol Wltcontln SUPER SPECIAl »30 D4ro pirlr» Youth Program nt MTU Hoard oi Truttaai oi "Itattronlc sALr.s.sfRviu GIBSON WATKR COMPANY SHEI1-A DAILKV, a profensional storyteller, delighted the Cla»»room" 'J^FVtNVlVf MAIHH.NANCI ' 'Quality Water Systems' North school audiences lant week as nhe showed that exceptional IRON ftlMOVAl MllfR'. storytelling is far more than reciting a little prose. By the end of her Poitl h>' hy Roi» for School 8oord Committnn. session, she had the children acting along with her. John Kirkrfiflitl! Amy Wvir Earnn Tha CMtJK) itondofd VVodrw^aj^Moy 7, tv»» n Svrk* AppfMiiimrfit Two WvtUtin in CEDAR POINT EXPRESS To VnA*uu- Otmn Figure Skating OvmrfdM-aml tsj* fr«r» Owlmwal A group of prominent Amy Weir of Chelaea took two CAU US KM DCTAILS — 47»>4M9# Waahtanaw county nUum* h»«* *wttm m*"iah r*'*rA\y in the an jnnuunctd it m nrcuUtUnx prti- nual AMI Arbor Sprtnjctim* In IIAAS to nominal* Ypwianti *t vitational Competition. Amy, Ahfmji Uw«sf 4va«lamv|ft Ak fm*i torney John N Kirfcrrelai! to tt»- •#ho is a member of the Ann Ar AiauMR TtCMttwea cauMM - *«T«a« vw»n<7 in In* WM.«ht#rww (oun bor figure Skaluw (Hub, pL»c«i apOPr jp'BPf'gwFm A*B#^PajpPT r• wo^BVmfmmow t> Probate Court Ctaninittr* third ir» Hi#h Banner Ijidic* rrnrnber* iri> Kay Buhup, i irnr OjmpuUorits and third in Begin* butman, John Keiurh, rUchanl n»?f i_*Jtm Praestylt ACCENT ON S. Kobb. Beatrice Thorn**, PWTI Thr cornpetitun, hosted by the ftyrna*, John Burton, J*ffi»r«-y «\ A Figure Skating Club and BrooftaMrs, Aim J JJtspp, Kiitb :*nctioned by the U. S. figure Aim Jammrii,MMHenry Kitrhie bating Association* was held at Kirfcenrfall. <•, a griidust* »f Veterans Arena in Ann Arbor. MULiTPjj . the Uotvvriitx of MM hinjii) law More than lie skaters from school has be*n in the trnet*l Michigan, Indiana and otao com' A(t,!.rll».d w.lh MlKOrr Vu(l»y 'r(>V#f practice of Law mnn 10*3 pettd in compulsory and free- rh«r« I* Me CAarge? for Oair Swrvfcwl Mtyle evcuta for the beginning He hu served In the State Bar competitor in basic skills and low HHf Ticscn psuvforr of Michigan u a member of (he 104 »- MIASM ST., CMftSf A, MfOfV 4»tlB ReprascntatJve Assembly and u (Afewvw Swsrwfayy w# »#*w mttftmf a past president of the Waal*** naw County Bar Aaaocurtwo, A PUxue SoUfy V» former member of the Ypulanu Oty Council, he ha* alio Ktrved In Advance of Subscribe to The Chelsea Standard! en the city'* butldir , authority Any Change in Athkem and Civil service Commission. The pvap explained thai Kir- Kendall «MM brtaf la fas office a uruque combination of cxten- CRfUEA SCHOOi WSTWa IOVK legal experience nod long standing commatmn* to public service. I McKUK MUfOtlAl USURY The vacancy was created by tp* retirement of Rodney E. pitfSiMnr fJwtdrtaaMi, alto also was a farmer member of the Ypstlanti CttyCaupctl JUrfceadaJl is beuM interviewed DR. LINDA QIHARD on MaT •, by the State Bar of Mfcttgs*. The Bar will forward AUTHOR Of *S report to the Governor who i wilt tfctn have the opportunity to ftt the opamn* m Waehtanaw TKRlADwvGTWAIvGU'' county. i • m*aj TUESDAY, MAY 13, 1986 made ai aaavfaf women into Jobs once vtrbsafly dosed to mem. the 7:30 p.m. tarn "women's work" H not yet outdated. Tbs top 19 jobs for CHELSEA HIGH CAFETERIA wvfiMin iff icunii)', CaahtET, boowseeper. registered nurse, • waitress, elementary school teacher, nursing aide, sales V For RfrvatlotiM and Details Call worker, sales supervisor/ t proprietor and typist, almost ill • relatival? law paying jobs, WOK, Ml ON of me be coaaptrvsd by the ead el • CHELSEA COMMUNITY EDUCATION accorduf to "Heating the W, 9L,acc«r- mil , However, ftwtaastafW.MldaVS4.wMl I OiaTliiawi of ma tas " a pabhea- Lee be to drag* tracfe uaSfl Jaty a* the «tr*et • Uon of the women's Bureau of me Pawner, wto ( ) » butt* he 475-9830 U S, Pipartrmoi of La*or, lafms
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j7 riNi»t •»,»•»(•"€* „,,,. M»U^ MOTHER'S DAY SALE PFALTZGRAFF STONEWARE I 25% OFF CORNING WARE I 25 % OFF Ducks Unlimited Chapter Hardware 1 F*. 475-1111 ! Hosts Annual Banquet Friday MMMWMNMNNMMMW • When y«i set out to save project* that include the develop Michigan Natural fteMorces dacii^. 70a save a lot of living ment and management of water things along the way: ' read fowl breeding, migrating *r Herktme »to a wooded area of those who gathered for the sixth wintering habitat n» Micbjfn natal Wetet*r township where annual banquet hosted by and elsewhere in the United at* finds the proper; members of the Western Wasb- States for her artutic ladaawn. tena1* chapter of Ducks Un "Each member of Ducks Un Newer to tile wildSife artifl&c % Wheel HovsePowei limited. Friday Ma> 2. at '.he limited can Lake pr.de in knowing worid, Marn Nwidi is seJ*-c*a#*, *k .. . Z_ k. 1.,.. • f>€ ' k_ *.. . k. . . . KiJUJtvS Ol Cuiw'i'iiJus riau u'i LV\- -J —-..^J ». U.^L * . W^_ UM4 Ul IJCi^mh; ISU, *K iri Ml*' i.1 dlMU UW«CU M/ -4i^iU|^«4t l+imi '^*-> ter hflpuit; iticks ail er*e>l n ur She explains her love mf Whin x h*ured the ?". i.rit fur 19W. own tiiik yard" i.-ommendmi Uie .Ttature* i^oes back as far as she expuiuirfl on behalf ,f tne Ww" «-erit'> coctutirnwn. can remember Sqturrch and ONLY chapter welcomed both mem N.it.n« the meenhers' c«jtribu- birds thrive in her yard. bers and truest* to the banquet Uoc to Ducks Unlimited u a vitai Her love far art H a fang-tim* FREE Further *'\ plain,::.: tht1 com- imk. in the chain rA dollars itddjctioo Surrounded by the *12WI LAWN CART mil tee nwmL*Ts hi*d b«?n hard reachtfw the habttat anus at natural beauty m> at the banawet for throughout Mtcbt&M! and Texas, «T*fnn*s'» enjoyment, !h<*> re- tljeir hflp and several of her paintings hang ctatmzed m print' committee Specul cuest* at the I'vmt LT- in collections in Australia. members fidipo Blasey. Brur-e eluded Dexter drt* wiiditfe ar England. Turkey and France 8 MP Koftter erxjin* • 8-*peed Smaotti. SyiiuniO OoJafiewd* Bradley Wjji Brown. ,hm Burns. tists Catr.> MI.'C'.UIU and Marti Both the sptaal guests donated Urn-Drive ' rransaxte • No- 11 MP STHJQS 4 SWWon en Mark Het*^. Gary i.;,wld and \audi artistic »eces to the aacfMAa •wX Tacrva-matic " hitch sys gine • 3-*oe«l *« 9»af *•**• Gary Josfttiyk Mi Mt-Clar.,; aa. .en recentl> conducted at thu year's banquet tem * Manual artacrmert 'evwr a»w • P'nion & sodor stawrwtg • Struourai s»wi frame • Pm- • S«rt«o warn rmaijriflriir • Continuing the ,..-,: r the eve*»t Other artist donors includ r conimitlee workers, Ted Kiar> Michigan Habitat Foundation ed Harry Antis. Kathy Blasey. or A secior steer'tig • Sealed f- af\' and rea/ 'uf* 6W» • ^*" perich, Jim K.och, Rumrj Show and tu al^j »eiei;te*l Tun Sommers Un Betka, Tom t»am headbgnts •Cast-iron aum-back 4«at • OvktM trim • Mehihom, Mark Payeur. Parker rewnUy for the Hobevt Barman Seiweii. John Wurster, Jim frorf ade » Gntasabie Stew frame • Cast-ifon front Penaum«L Mm R—HI, Fred Master Oaam. 3» indicated at Foot*. Jean Vietor, spwuSe* 44«e > Gn>avab4« sptnoUt Schraid. Bab Smith. Taw Sum the (jatherins? Fiida;- evening aht Muahcr add Harry Wkilaher Ufldwtftva *as &xn pleased d Braun and stamp competitions, second such a resounding success and Wlwd Hort« Umm or Gmton Tractor Jerry Helmer donated their ser place in the the 1963 and VXi the work of Ducks L'oiinm*d $1199 SAVE $100 vice dufifl*; the evening. Michigan Wildlife Artist of the might not progress as it now will, Do«ar...ir. i„ha;rniar. this year Year competition, third place in explainetl the 196*3 co-chainneTi. was Tom Leo, and the WW chap 1983 DU artist of the year, 1582 The many iiseful i:ontr;but;una 10 cu- ft. Lawn Cart ter s treasurer, Fred Swope, and best of show at Midwest Art as well as the impress., e artistic secretary, Chuck Shipnian, as Show. works would turn the ,iead of to sisted with the activities. day's citi.'.sns and starter the im noma mamt • Many are aware of the alarm Her work was selected for the agination of their ancestors. ing decrease of waterfowl prest.gious Leight Ya wkey Wood Winding up the festivities of the Key start • 8 HP Bnggs & throughout our Mississippi fly- son Museum's Birds in Art ex evening, Serweil and Clark Straftori erKjme • Sp.*:e- way," Serwell and Clark advised hibition for the years 1922, 1983 thanked everyone at the gather savirKj siorage bars with pivot those attending the event. and 1985, ing and invited them to return ing battery • Tight 24 lurmnq A^ 'I nLMinAr >r\ tit/. r<. y. m • I i. ^v radius • Turl tires • Extended * fc-v hi |'"JIH,M m \ii-i. uvijiii. again for trie 1557 eveui. CR» ol the major causes for this lOCrt rn«3i5 £ ^^/ tviOVrur u£CK rapiddecline is the }oss of natural watercolor technique, her style is easily recognized. I.ayer upon with one-harvd heigftt habitat. The purpose of the Ducks Cassidy Luke Uncapee adjustment Unlimited organization is to re layer of glazes are used to create store and rehabilitate prime the transition between the Returns Voluntarily waterfowl breeding grounds. precise shapes of the foreground to the soft blur of distant leaves. A Cassidy Lake Technical In addition to the Canadian School inmate who walked away wetland restoration projects, a Her work is frequently honored in both bird and waterfowl art com from the institution Last Saturday new program has just begun. morning turned himself Li later With, the arrival of MARSH petitions, and is displayed at numerous shows and galleries. that day, Chelsea police reported. (Matching Aid to Restore .States' Jeffrey Gonzales, 21, apparent Habitat». tumis arc available for She has illustrated for the ly got lost and scared and decided Open Tottt.-Thyrs. to turn himself in, Cassidy Lake PALMER officials said. 8:30 :m, A 5:30 p.m. Gonzales was immediately Mon. & Fn. transferred to Southern PUTS YOU IN Michigan f*Hson in Jackson for 8:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. reclassification. ItSfJITIBLESl THE DRIVER'S SEAT FOR Subscribe today to The Standard $128« AFFORDABLE PAYMENT PLAN PRICE INCLUDES DESTINATION CHARGE
1986 ESCORT FRONT WHEEL DRIVE HATCHBACK Closed end, nor moiril*vwwi>? !«)?<>. 48 rco icise Total of poyw^s S^.iflWft 1150 00 s';cijri!y d^jX'Vt p!^, ist month f/iympnt oo ij.'MVcry p:or> '."JA LK & it'lfi fee in odvoncfl LcQiC'' hat no obligotion to purchase cur ii luas« ':nd t'l rnny ^f - Speaker; Thursday, May 15,1966 rong*; to pijrcho',i> cor a^ n nijgotiot^'l (:''".<• with thf 'ie.nh' Fotnl (:':(•<":(}'- allo.Vrd, 60,000 «:"i' .'.'IfHirgr: penrjity o/or 60,000, *»^v i''1 'POr Robben W. Fleming President-Emeritus, Campus Inn The Universitv of Michloan (Huron and State) KXO WIWXM 01 f »S«C ">«tl H ' Tickets-$6.00 OPEN: «ON. AND THURS. 8:30 A.M. tH 9:00 P.M., TUf,, WE0., (Lunch Included) Citizenslrust AND FRI. 1:30 A.M. 'Til t;00 P.M., SAT. 'TIL 1 P.M. SERVICC OPfN SATURDAYS TOOI Reservations Required In Wa*hf«naw County tlnce April 15th, 1912 "Medical Malpractice" Call 994-5555 Ext. 213 CHELSEA 475-1301 ©toe (EtoeLaea Standard Swffon 2 Cherfsao MieMgon, Wadnwsdoy Moy 7 1*fe Pogat 13-22
Gordon Archer Now Heads Waterloo Recreation Area Gardv* Archer, a 21-year A.0M acres. Waterloo is the more than 4f muss af coottoaom veteran of me Department of targe* recreation area in lower trstk. rtaturfel Reswcet, ha* been ap Michigan and one of the largest in Work win be done on Sylvan pointed the new director of the the state. The only one* larger Pond das summer with the goal Waterloo Recreation Area. are in the UP." of restating rainaaw trout in d Archer, 44.a Coldwater native. Put of Archer's roost recant by neat smaraer Silt will be replaces George Rob. who was job was managing the ana of Bag remoeed and the water level rais promoted to a position in Spring, hftetagan's largest open ed, Archer sasd. . Roscommon last November. water sprit*. He was also error*- Archer meet recently served ed directly in the day-to-day Atcher's family win be nweiag for 11 years at Indian Lake State management of the Indian Lake here after tfae scbaai year. fHs Pork nnr Manistura* in the Up campgrounds. He seas his new wtfa, Mary Lou, has worked as a per Penmsuls. He hits also served poshoa as mere adndnistrative, iTpeaaaar nar inr jnanimigna P!oneer>Trtbun«, the local at l^apeer. Tahquamenon Falls, and less oothe-road work. Aquatic Lift and Holland He received his Archer, who took over in the decree in park manaKement middle of April, says several The Archers have four To Be? Topic; for cWdren, Michael, 21, a student at from afiehiaan State University Waterloo projects are in the Nmwnr Center Walk tit UK. works. Spring Arbor CoBege. David, 1*. Hi* new poeraon will provide a He said the access sites at both s student at Ferris Sate College; •Spring at Bttowin Hew***" completely (afferent Chan**? of Cedar and Crooked Lakes will be Tom. 1*. a stater m high achoei; will be the laaic of an eating at pace. imprwed. Rood work will be and Amy, 13, who will be a the Waterloo Natare fiati on Indian Lake ia a scenic, done and the Uwdting pad will freshman at Chefac* Btgh school Saturday. May 1" bsgastang at next fall. natural, naa aevetoped area that beoperaded. 1:»BUH. is nat esswwverjr used except Mill Lake Outdoor Center will Archer is an avid < kloOy Hartmi during June, July and August," get two new log cabins to replace and has been active in his local waft to staaty Arcs** said. two of the buildings that burned community. He baa bean a Little plants and nab 4 "Watdrioo is btfsasivebj naad dow?:. League director, a mesnber of the tnarsh. all fear and there are many Hiking trails between the Kiwanu Gob, and has been ac The program is few*, ^ut he dlenrattieri activities It » also Waterloo area and the Prockney tive in the United prepared to gat your Coat «wt out over 29.08a acres Recreation Area wtH be Joined Chorea. A vatarie permtt. is required m Indian Lake is about this summer. This will provide the CLEARANCE SALE
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FtocfawagtOHnthrLautaataiMi Girls Track Team Matt Kemp scored thrw* raaj. Th* JV7* have an 14 record on these***. Dumps Milan, 79-49, Beach Girls Win Jackson Now 3-0 for Season NW Relays Chdaea High school gjrte track hurdles from Wolfgang and Deb- second beats out weren't fast •it. team upped its racard to 3-0 by Tifft, second in the 300 hurdles enough to atom. These runner* Thursday by dafeatkaj drfaadteg from Tifft: second in the 898 from were Jennifer Scbwctger and IBUMTWI Kaary Anuenoo. second in the Robyn Knchbaara in the 1», im from SaOte »»*», and wd Heidi Kntcker- Svacy (tel Cris Zerkei wa* cat than* at the 4f» from Newman tn the m, and Caliaa virtary wina tkne only winner u the RaM i and pae 3,26a from Roast Tucker in the «0. Miiaa outecored »1« Several other Bulldog* won Zcrfcel en th* with a throw of *-2V, a Pint, infewaw second in th* abat Edfa twlt^'Kathvl in the long jump and Ann Backer JV Softball Team JSS in the high jump added tbvwc. V!ckJ Chelan eaiueon atreng in the Outscores Opponents yirat, running, Winning three relay* Vicky of Jvn^Cattatrs and getting at least two places in Koch, ran b> left fidd rTWA^NOt THE MOST GMACEWXJL SLOME, hit Cfcrw A every race but the 800 «7.7 Tl» a, 1I*VP3 w »"»»WM pi*y «* iik; fiwc «§•••» K RaswaiMen laat i The 3,200 relay of Amy in inree irar***^ Th* BwJUog* cm back w*h First, aa>matar reUy: **»•* figure, to k* eac af fte ana* key players hi Wolfgang. Debi Kocnn, Saiiie Tliaihwaairi. Sarah Gegenheimer, sewea cajr* raoe it hat fourth i»- :'» bf duubir-acader at I Chtl'-ea JV iofthall team out- btoed to p'lch a no-tutter w the Wilson and Kasey Anderson had scored their opponenis 87-7 in 3S-3 victory. Dcaaaa Richardson, Kim ning. Agaia. Uwcoa pitching a surprisingly easy win over a yielded • lot of wattes, wakb kept three games last week m improv The Bulldogs scored 21 runs in Milan team that had pushed them ing their record to 10-1 ever-all, the first two innings alone and Sacond, distance relay: Katie the number at Chelae* bits to a hard in Chdaea Relays a week minimaro. and 5-0 ui SEC action. pounded out 29 has for the game Peckham, Staffaeaon, Roberta, earlier. The bulldogs shut out Milan. Iincoin helped out by committing Sarah Grau. In the second Lincoln gaaat. Girls Track Team The Bulldogs went on to wsn Detent tossed her first ac-tattcr 27-0, on Monday, then routed Lin 10 errors. Third, shot put: Moore, Colleen eight of th* remaining 11 race*, coln in a double header at l-in- Dorow collected six hits for the Scharphont in an eight strike-out perform led by Tarru Hams' double wins r ance. Only three Chelsea errors coln, 3JS-3, and 22-1, on Thursda> game including a two-run triple. Third, shuttle bardhs: Trade 3rd in Hillsdale in the 100 and 3*0 Harris also ran at borne. Kim Easton hit safely five tunes. St. Vincant, Scharphorn, Barb kept her from recording a perfect with Susan Jaoues. Laura Darnin game- She also helped herself In Monday's contest with Miller had four hits, including a Scriven, Xriatea Bohkoder. and Danica Disbro on the winning Milan, Jenny PicWlk pitfhtxl jli two-run home run, and Enderle, TWrd, whVBDeter relay: Roast with a two-run homer m the first 880 relay. toning. five mr.ings and record«d her sec Pichlik, and Chris Basso each Granger, Ketty BcBus, Bfcrare. Invitational Meet Damm was also a winner three ond straight no-hitter. One had three hits. Laura Torres and .After the third inning, Chelsea Fourth, kng jump: Granger, times, combining with Jaques. riyicjia t»r-i*nr anriniwualk kfM \£ u!tr,ri harf ?Wn \\*t$ £3^ rknd nl held an A-0 leari Again. tb*r* CVises girls !rs± !;= Sfs- *oajn»wK *aa second u> oe- Wolfgang, and Chris Newman in ml .^.iM-ifc. J. jAm. wasn't an abundance of hitting as ed in some fine perfonna&eee at fending stale r^ynpwti Alana her from recording her first Walton's a three-run home nin. Fifth, high jump: the 1,6*0 relay and winning the perfect game. We tut the ball real well," Hammer, Rossi. Lincoln issued a tot at free the Ken Herhck brvitetiaaal Davis of Luraaa Chriati in the 300 400 dash passes. Saturday at Hillsdale College tatJggiacs with a :48.19 Meanwhile, the Bulldogs coach Pal Clarke said •We had a very fine team effort Disbro had seconds m the 100 scored their runs on 36 hits nx just The second game was a little oa a cotd windy evening,'' said Michelle Easton picked up the finish third behind Mm Araar^ die aVkel was second in the and 200 Pioneer and Detroit Country four innings, *S six Bulldogs more subdued, as Hammer* coach Ann Schaffner. only other extra-base hit with a atot witt a 36 3" and bettered the Jennifer Rossi added a victory Day. Pioneer led the Uritttm crossed the plate in each of the schmidt and freshman Smith, triple. won the 3,200 in 12:30.1 afternoon, tfoing 4-1 with tw.i> Chelsea looked iiie last year's The Bulldogs had no firsts as 11 limes in the fourth inning on In Ham met Thtour •a Oat aaL Anderson ran a Other places for Chelsea were doubles and six RBJ Leah the strength of a grand slam by championship learn in the first Pioneer •*""""»«•'* the meet, staawg lace, flushing third with At Ppnn Relay* game with Moreen, Watter said, establishing six meet records, second and third in the 100 Enderle homered in the first freshman Heather Neib&uer her aaatOivbeat time 2:26.0. inning and tripled :n the third to Walton, who went 3-3 for the Western Michigan University as Brown threw a no-hitter, fac but Chelsea did have some ex Taaoi Harris was fifth in a ing only one batter more than the cellent second-place perform drive in four runs, l^aura Unter- ^ame, clouted a three-run homer junior Todd Sprague placed third strong 2» fi&l w*ri a :27.33 and Tennis Team brink was 3-3 with a double. earlier in the game. in the hammer throw at the Pean minimum. One Bulldog error ances. The 3.200 relay of Amy ran oa two placing relay teams. kept her from a perfect game. It Wolfgang, Laura Damm, Sallie Others contributing to the wipe- Enderle and Dorow had three Relays April 28 in Philadelphia. The 100 ntlay of Susan Jaouea. Splliti * 2 Matches hitw *»arh was her third no-hitter at the U7itcsin finH Vqaoy \*d£r££Ti tllT" Oi.it inrln/lcH AlKha T/ftrCii* •^'"h-* -* UHU" woa It 4 n , season. Wolfgang, Danra Disbro and Peggy Hamiiierschmidt and Jen ed in an excellent 9:58.9, over Harris was Lftb with a 1:57 73 Chelsea varsity tennis team the team's best for the current Chelsea scored both runs in the seven seconds better than the old ny Smith with two hits each, in outdoor season. despite being tamped and inter topped Monroe Jefferson, 5-2, last cluding a home run by Smith. f;ir> i top of the seventh inning, Cattell meet record and second to Ann fered with on their final ex week before dropping a match to singled and stole second base Arbor's 9:44.9. Shannon Losey with a double, and (,ifi Subscription /<> change. Fdie Harook, Stephanie Riverview, 4-3. Linda Laier with a triple, Don't forget to renew your Defant followed with a fly ball Damm ran her career-best 400, Winners in the Monroe Jeffer Th*' i.ht'lxra StamUitil! that was not long enough to ad- finishing second with a 1:00.8. : Continued » page 1* I The second Milan contest was Chebea Standard subscription! son match included Kirk Lawton rained out. at first singles, 0-1, 6-1, Bodo In the first lincoln tfame. Schlaeper at second singles, 6-1, Pichlik and Laura Walton corn- PLAY LOTTO 0-3; Jason Stevens at third Havr You Played singles, 6-0, 6-2; Larry Moore and Mike Merkel at second doubles, Kelly Hawker PEPSI 1-1, 8-0, and Eric Worthing and PRODUCTS PLAY M?DonaM<& Jason Overdorf at third doubles, IAHUIS Wayne State TIGTM: «-1.6-4. St>ftbBob Pratt at third V» liter bent** State University, pitched her DAILY doubles, 6-1, M. seventh shutout of the season, instant Game $1.85 John Stevens lost a tough against Ferns State, on April 26. Today LOTTERY match at third singles in three She gave up only thre* hits m sets, fr/.6-3, 2-6 the game. 2% GAL. Herter and Jason Stevens also AND Hawker, a right-hander, had a INSTANT LOTTERY TICKETS *1 M. TH lost a three set match at second 12-9 record us of April 28, and an •1.69 doubles, 3-6, fr-1, 4-6. earned run average of ;ust 0,52. She has allowed 11 earned runs in LOSER'S DRAWING EVERY SATURDAY LOTTO LOW FAT GAL. jy SoftbtiU SHu 'dut*' 147 innings, and leads the team m May -(v>l'»mhia Cent A 4:00 innings pitched. Wwwfcly Drawing. . 3 Frww Tlckwtt i«r^ *1.45 May 7-Howell A 4 00 Monthy Drawing. . 10 fr— Ttckat* May d-Dexter A 4:00 Hay* tV iritis May 10—A. A. Huron H 12:00 PARTY M. SAT. SUN. May 12 - Tecumseh H 4:00 Tmrk Si'hi'ilnh' STORE 8 9 8 7 May 15 -Pinckncy A 4 00 May <> Dexter H •I .id Mav 1«? Bright"" A 4 no MHV 8 -Tccumsfh .. A •1'W CAVANAUGH LAKE STORE May 17-Ypsilanti A 11:00 May 10 Northwest lnv, A 0.00 1*3 CAVANAUOM LAKI IrO, May 13 Pmckney \\ 4:.10 Ofl i.m.-O p.m., M-rh/* «I.M..V #.i". */ May 17-Regional H 3:30 7 a.i •V |».rH. %m* 17 a.m. 7 JI.I». Swn. PLAY LOTTO Subscribe today to The Standard May 21--SECMeot A 1:30 .n_i The Chelsea Sfqndord, Wednesday, May 7^ 1986 15 B • :i;j Varsity Baseball Boys Track Team Team Jumps Back into Nipped By Milan Chelsea boys track team nude Pete Janik won the high a strong showing against Milan in hurdles in 17.9, Webb too* ^- a losing effort, 7740, despite ond in : 19 J. Marcus Pletchw just Confei^ice Tide Race strong winds which dlniioished missed placing at :20.4. times and distances con When * team |MM>M ltd b#st Curb* Heard, back from a case Maynard, in bu second start of rendering eight runs, on five er siderably. pitcher, and : way we've been hitting the belt, BoIkscgsfialabedinUtSiplaceln sliding into second haae Chelsea run, third inning- It featured hits we think we're never out of it," Rtemenschneider and Browo«* won their next five games in a by Downer, who w 4-4 en the tbemut4s*Invits4eAaL hnisbedseeofldandmird, reap*" Welton sakt In the Milan meet, Joe Kosezgi row, averaging more than 13 rum day, MurreJl, Maynard, and a The Bulldogs scored 13 rune in ttvely in :at and :9M. per game, in what could turn oat ha— leaded walk to Bohicnder. won the long jump at IT 13/4". Bowdkm won the M« run In ^, the last three innings in a "good, afike Weethoven went U' 6" In to be the pivotal week of tb* Maynard picked up three RBI solid, team effort after the sec tM, and Baddmg was second Ii?: the pole vault, onjy Ms fourth 2:12. & for th* fame, and Bareis had two ond inning," Welton said- jump ever in competition. .. Before the week started. of Chtioea's nine tats. • Chelsea bed 14 hit* for the Janik took second in the 3M jfc Deng Webb was ascend in the bunfles at :44,1. < G^aea had a M over-all record, 'stnvrnatriaesinthe game, including three each by discos at loT 11". Jeff but an 0-3 mark in the ive Mull and Maynard, and two by In the 3 JW meter run, Hedding * KaB9*aaaw/wjBVjBslkk^piBce by was sarondmMt47 end John Cat- * tauttwateiu Conference, By the the MorreJL MaB and Maynard each twotneheaattrr. art of the week. The Bulldogs wkskittkf i trmMH, ans Murreu nonwren. tefl wee mkdbi 10:57. > Wismiisn auehwi ftji s«hTA>w^fMBeddiiig,Ue Cbelaea split with Milan early Maynard's scored ana run. The this week-end and » Rlemensckneider and Tim a* taw weak, with a M lose and an nest batter we* Spencer, who's scheduled to play Gabriel "1 figureth e wind added about 1*7 w*t bis* went tw the Mt fkMur's Bicbard and Ptnckney. The a lap," Wdbrwein Lincoln came to town on Thurv head. That wee an amazing feat Richard game begins at» a.m, at 4mf. in cold, ultra-windy in itself considering than was a Eastern Mtehtgan Uiuverstty. At HuftVJak, the tJW relay Matter, and ioat 7-3, and 12*10. wktd ao strong from left fleW to The Ptocteey centsat fottowe at Beach Girls team of Bowdish. Brown, •. And last week and, Chelsea right that it occasionally caused a emerged as one of the favorite* to pitcher to law Ms balance. Track Team took sixth place is 8:43. win the Ann Arbor News/ "That was the sweetest sound After the three SEC wine last Webb was sixth in the discus Duaino's Tournament by win I've heard in a long time," week, CheJnaa finds itaetf in the with Ins beet ever of 13'. ning their first two games, 15*5. Wejton said "It waa a big win for thick of the race, Ptnckney lends Downs Dexter Weatbsven also went II* 6" in the pole vault and 15-9, ever Lincoln, and Aon as. Oar Uds got cxdted because the conference with a 4-1-1 The Beach girif opened their Arbor Huron, respectively. they're been mere before, but record. Chelsea and Saline have track season April 3» with a good The lota to Milan, a game often on the other end of the identical 3-3 marks. 7*4S win over Dexter. Having started on Monday and finished stick." -It's wide open now," Wefcofl bad the first meet postponed doe Wok Prater on Tuesday due to rain, "could Moll wn 4-6, and Downer and said. to bed weather, all the gvb were kiS us at the end of the season," MurraO each had three hits. Mur- Tomorrow afternoon the eager far meet competition and Chelsea coach Wayne Welton refl connected tor two triples, and BuOdogs host Dexter in a key there were many satisfying per Memorial said. Wab added a triple. SEC double-header. formances- In the sixth inning of that The rally nullified some clumsy A sweep of the M»UMIM and (hating Slated game. Chelsea pitching yielded a enrty play'by the Dogs a* Lincoln 4»>aHter was s significant fac grand slam, canceling out a good seat12 batters to the plate in the tor in the win. The first annual Walt Prater pitching performance by junior third awing before an out wan Manchester The following guis placed for Memorial GaU Outing will be Todd Starkcy, who was leading registered. They finished the in held SatBTdh?, June 7 beginning after Monday's suspension, 4-3. ning with 10 rum. Canoe Race Shot pat <«-tt): 1st Tiffany at • SJL at TlMtiri Hills Gotf Walks and errors set op the Mull pitched 4 1/Z innings in Moore, 31' US": 3rd, Scharme game-winning hit. relief for the win in a perfor Petty. 1 wii be an »hole event, with Welton changed the Une-wp mance Weapon called, 'outstand Slated May 18 High jamp: 1st (tie), Mercedes a snot gun start, in a four-person around for the second game, a ing." Spring has finally arrived to 4' V; 3rd. scramble format. move that proved so effective he » • • Michigan, bringing with it dear rrtTT (kmittlM it May 24 and teftitthatwaythrreatofthc Chelsea merded Lincoln in the skies, warm weather and plenty jump: 2nd, Katby "jth*e coat is fM per person, which Long a steak dinner at first game of the Ann Arbor News of sunshine The arrival of apring Granger 13' to" ^^ In that Milan ramp, senior tourney, 1M, as Starkey pitched always heralds the annual Man 2nd, Khn Roberts, ns or iadividuais may Mark Mull had his finest offen all five innings and struck out chester Amateur Boat and Canoe 13:4ft; 3rd. bsstylaseL eight Race held on the historic Retain The price far the meal only sive show, tracking two home Se-yd. hardhts: 3rd, Tracie Vin* is tie. 'It was amasing we scored as River. rana and a pair of doubles, good Checks should be made far six runs, many runs as we did since The race is sponsored by the SOe-owter relay: 1st Jeaneoe neither Mull or Downer was hit- Optimist Cutb of Manchester parable to the Walt Prater Roast Laurie Honbaun. Sarah Memorial Fund and mailed to Chelsea batters pounded oat 21 ting." Welton said. This year's event will take place Gegenhetmcr, Tiffany Moore. hits, three each by Rob Murrell, Sunday. Ma> 18, at 1 p.m. 19« any of the following: Cliff Maynard, Greg Maist and ajtaoeter; 1st Vicki Buttock, Bailers, 424« Brogsn Rd . Chuck Downer and Mark Bareis. Starkey all let two-ron homers will mark the 29th anniversary of 2.419. 2nd. Katie Peckham; 3rd, ^WJtWPaac[ two each by Kevin Maynard, the canoe and boat race, wtuch StACjkbtidgt (551-1748(. Fred Haist was 30 on the day. also Charity Strong. Mills, 221 Washington St.. wJmadounte. attracts hundreds of people l.eat-meter: 1st, Sarah Grau. lkanaeMafeaW throughout Southeastern Michi Chsawa, (475-1*47 >; Jerry Cain, Spencer, Maynard, Starkey ?.3».4i 2nd Scharme Petty. Box 276, Stockbridge. («14064). Bareis had three RBI, Murrell and MarreU each had two hits as gan. Sr2f.fi had a couple of doubles and Kellows Bridge is the tradi or Dave Murphy, Walt's Barber Chelsea had 14 total. lgftneter: 1st; Jennene Rossi, Shop, 103 S. Main St. Chelsea, Maynard clubbed a homer. Junior Morscau made his var tional starting point for the race -14.33; $™?. tVsnrt* Richardson Mid ii lOCotcu Oil SIUIUII Vaiiej (475-fxaeK Downer, although hit fairly sity debut m the game, giving 4de-meter: 1st. Ana Steffenson, Spencer a break behind the plate. Kd.. about two miles west of the Donations will be accepted hard, pitched well enough to win junction of Sharon Valley Rd- and Chelsea Swim Club MM; 2nd. Heather Keane 3rd. from those unable to attend. the game. He worked all seven in He also picked up a hit in the Kathy Granger. game. State Route M-M at the north nings. edge of Manchester Sharon Vai- Spring Session Starts lOt-yd. hurdles: 2nd. Tracie St Chelsea stored six runs in the In the Huron contest CheUea lc> Rd, begins right behind the J. Vincent 1*16: 3rd. Kristen CHS l'ar*ii\ first two innings, and, for the rest "played probably the most I, Cast-tractor dealer. The spring session of the These meets are usually held dur Bohtender of the game, had trouble not scor pathetic inning of baseball I've Th* 1986 race will be divided in Chelsea Swim Club has started at ing the week-end at various loca 70-meter: 2nd, ChrtsUe Koch, BUJU-IHIII S< hf'fhih' ing. ever seen," Welton sjud. SUP to five different categories: Hi the Cameron pool Registration tions. : 10.74; 3rd, Vicki Niethammer May 6—Dexter K 4:))0 l-adu's canoe open partner; 2> can be done at poolside during If there are any questions about 300-meter: 1st, Tiffany Moore May 10—AA News Toum A 31.02: 3rd. Sarah Gegenheimer Open boat choose partner, < 3 any practice the first few weeks. the swim club, contact the pool at May 12—Tecumseh ^ to Man and woman caiux."; > 4) Open After that period arrangements 475-1425 anytime during school 1.500-meter relay.' 1st, Ann Steffenson. Kathy Granger. May 15—Pinckney fl 4 A) canoe choose partner; and I5J can be made, as the swim club hours. May 17-SEC Tourn. \ IM IB Father and child canoe. The race aiways welcomes additions to the Heather Keane. Kim Roberts, 4 50JJ5 May 20—River Roujie H CHEMICAL PEOPLE II wdJ begin promptl> at 1 p.m., program. Subscribe today to The Standard with the ladies cane* optii part Each swimmer will be placed Project supported by First Lady Nancy Reoaurt ner urmin goi"^ *'•"•" in a OTwm **vj* •*^?.«*fc-w^, ^,-1 ^^ in wilt be broadcast on PBS Wednesday, May 7, Kntr.v fee for the race is just ability and age. The club's major 13 per person. Registration forms emphasis is on developing the 1986. Check local TV listings for time. are now available at Krauss child's anility in each of the ma The Humane Society of Huron Valley Focus will be on teen substance abuse and Pharmacy in Manchester, or jor strokes while presenting it in may be ordered by mail from a fun and enjoyable way. pre-k?nts other teen-age problems. I.orinx F. Eberaole, 19825 Sharon The coaches of the swim dub Valk-v Rd.. Manchester 48lM ate Jon Qesterie and David •428-92461. Deadline for entering Brinklow and together these THE SEVENTH ANNUAL the race will be 5 p m, On Satur coaches represent eight years of This reminder courtesy of day, May 17. experience as Jon has coached at Trophies for first, second, and the swim club, junior high, and CHELSEA SUBSTANCE third place will be given to the high school levels. Recently Jon DOG WALKATHON winners of each event. Free re coached this year's edition of tiie freshments will be provided for junior high swim teem to an ABUSE TASK FORCE all participants at the Knights of undefeated season and a first- Columbus Hall (next to the Vil- place finish at the prestigious 1»»»«» Pmt rtfftr*) follor^iK" th? Ei ii-iiMMMi Iiiviiaiionai. Cwe race. has coached at the club level and also was the assistant boy's swim coach during the 1965-46 season. Ptvtuw Motif \ I » The swim club also offers, for the more advanced swimmer, a //i tdntner of schedule of meets against swim Any ('hatigr in Atitirett* mers fnxn around the state.
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i ^aW»aa"aaaa»»aM^p»»«iy»-» j= '6 Th« Ch+Uea Stqndofd Wednttdpx, May 7. 1986 BOWU/VG fsPORTS Hollintf Pitt l^tifiuf NOTES H pf/ftfuWuv (hvlrUi1* 4*rtltl t W I. ru»J Mwdii*., April a IT MAN NAMIITON J*J>foilera UMUU 4 ht«l> ,SUip n o hnniv Inn rs Gnactan 7*'i «*» Frjuman Mai-huto 44 WrniiX m n nom*?' A lul if it happens lo be your name thaT's Kaaki. K*«r» 7»S #*i Ctittlaaf tian Co • IS Stttar lawli 17 ,3 |ju*s*raprrtc». liv »: momjled mashed, mi**p*lled or oiherwiie mutilated m the r»«w*poper Law*** »4*1 714 Ttw Biem P*rt 47 n this hoppens rr.ore o'ten trion we'd l»ke in 'h# n«wipoper busmen. •4S 75S UubnUiainli Ca»a»r<*>* «3 77 tfllatr Xscuvaluul And nam*?: «.'• socred, even if your* hoppens to he frati Sfot/enbaurwr fl 7* M» |HM md nvrr K fjldy, 1U, M U K Jalwwb. l)l, J tta-Wm»n '». '" In my icurnolism c)a$»ei rnnipeHino 0 nam^ wo% puniihoble by an U « Oraotu, 1M. J Cavwtdtr. 1M; MA Wall. c. BMW. m. & rutuwMt automofic t that's so you 0«t m the habit of asking everyone and onyon« at. 1M. 177, IH. ». DHOM, 1». S RlU, IU. J tn*4,.v * • 'if' bV««h, Ua. M. Hfrtrmri. lli: M. IjKtxy. how to spell his nome If that'* , «M; P. Iter**. «1 J U*. C jpell-ng Tom Monoghon wrong oil these yeari, B*CM,4kJ, mm, 4M wmw aul OV*J- 0 V«nwy, 477; [) On 0 small newspaper like The Standard the problem it often com RA, eb4uern>iiLg utB*[»4di»it>il^«frt " t,«iiL.Uk^w,«U;I.IilMk.il»;K. J tlafMt. IMt M. UBty, 4t»; M **** l pounded simply because of the sheer number of names a reporter works — ma, 4tJ- ILA. wak, M*. at utmd m a vteuL Defeat I the Lteeata iU&pUtter, twice hut «««*•( I P. Kl*r, ttft U with on c weekly basis We hove to decipher notes at incomprehensible \ ^ .... m. B. iwt*r IL McMtaek, «4; J. soncrskrif We also have to rely on coaches and teachers who think they .m.a-wia wt; _ .__ _ ... 4»; J. aatfB w L know how to spell 0 name but get it confused with 0 kid they had three JfM* """ ^^ Ml II Spring Means Morel Mushrooms 1tMH««ir!fS^.W:l.lMk » years ago 14¾ €fc*S»Li4»; M. MM, IM; ill K. MbMkdiin. IS; P. IHrtxwcb*. An array at otarty MM* per Then there ere times when we simply blow it, as I did test week in w«wdB swl fWd* in May to ta« out to be 'he name of her brother Believe it or not, though, thut'j not ttidL, ML M: it ftrtta. M; 0. Vm a» CM how ( got the names confused There's another girl athlete ot the high £7¾ » •*. m J«; i- **•*», at. & AM)V)b«vattt»i in >z taaty prteas—tbe morel moata- 11»; ft. Mr, Ml: M? Mn. Ml; C 1M Dt school, whose lost nome rhymes with Burkel. who h« the name Cri» It rfuhn 1«; U Utmtcm K. Fa**. MT U« room, according to AAA i«; ft Mai*. MK. W: R. HMotarg. 1«. was a phonetic mistake 143: & rtMajt. wfc P. Warsaw. M, 1« L. nm Michigan. (*•«, Ml. Mi, 1«; P. KB**. HLM, E tew «111» and OMT: & J«rtmt, t», Morels are Bought in two eotbk Pleose bear with us if you ore the victim of a mistake There's on Mar. ML 14«; X. tatJiiiii, l^Tk «ftHL »: c. Win in %, uc, W, i_ Sum ut, 144, m M. NxhM, N»; K. Mia+.H. 14 «: P. ftmi*. MS. 147 K Cntm, 171; M-4. vaiietMs. Black morels art moot even chance it wasn't our fault And some people mink we have a per• lit: J StiniB. Ut; ft. Ha*. MS; A. Cra*. Wattv Mf, Ml.»; J, tow.»; D SJcOBa. abundant in the nortJMrn naif of m, B. wSwW. 17J: J Smth. 143, 1«. J HI; M. 4*ML J7J; W JHSW. 1S7: S, sonof vendertn ooctnst them when their names don't come out quite right Ml; M a*»Wd.)», E. FhW. 1»: the *?•?» wMia ifh*!? !T7?f!i; sr- VWHHT. 1+4. P Hen-*. U*. lit I, m, »1, us; u iwaaat, if] u plenUfoJ in many hardwood J». a Cothn. IS*. M*. Ml: M. ; & Maai, m J. Seasoned mushroom hooters 14*. 14»; C. Wn, rJI. Mt J. for on out of 'own newspaper, I wos asked by my editor to do 0 preview W 17). M. BatVKMft L U suggest the bast place teaearchi s IM: L AM*, Ml; G !)!>>•>•. Ml: S oe gently roBtag land covered by story on the G«wgio Tech-Pitt football gome It was Tony Dorset! \ •C. t SUH4X 1»; L IcOuiL 5«, IT* hardwood trees, indndtng dead sentof yeor ond he was a leoding Hei smon Trophy candidata, Tech also ehn or poplar, with a lake or river hod a pretty good team that year nearby. The sooth slopes . P. KadBB. Ill; U. Bcftd. V: L. ?•**•*». M7, 1W Wtt. E Qa-TT, M3,1», IC: its base to a hollow stem. White We talked briefly abou' the conches, and for someone making M>; t,tni,«ti L *^r** D Otto. C . 14S. in. M. E&w. :i3 \ morel tops vary from light cream Swttr IM. J SiTtabr. 135: A. brtannr. to yeLlowish-brown. heodlm*s every we*k-end he wos 0 gracious interviewee Ar one point a, .-^--^ DL ' 1*. WflBiB, MS Knot ud over A. rt»e**f Weather determines the qyali- The best time to nunt mo'el mushiooms m Michigan 1$ from as 1 was scribbling, he said So how long have you been out of journalism M.' a lb**)!.' •»: 4- to»».' Sfc A. 4F. F Kalau. *M H Burai, «». G ty of morel growth, and the warn early May through early June Tne season begins m Lower school1" «rfil«. Ml: J PfeKtkMW, iff, ML Ml: 0 Cra>Ha,ai;e Ciar>, all, L NOCTMII.4«: G4*. Mm, m-. M. L»v, 1» m. D M. ESar. Ml: A Say**-. !•, J jcr^ur. temperatures and abundant Michigan and spreads norih R\4rk rt>oreis generally appear MI, SI: A, (MaMV, W moisture early this spring were first, fQ'lowed by whites Best hunting is near gently rolling The question took me complerely by surprise I wot still in school *, MS. m-, c. r urn . urn. » Mm MD (MMa ant w*r. J. Slalhr, MP ideal However, mid-April's cold but probably hod rwo or three years on htm. Yet he asked the question os , Mt, MJ. MT; K KBIT. »4. Ml: C H Matt&rwt. ITS. 0 •lliwi. 173 C areas with hardwood tree* especially riear *dter For best HHMI, 1*4. 111. D Baaar. Ml: Ed Cam. spell has pushed the start of the Havor, select only fresh, teruif" mbshfooms free of worm- though he wos Mike Royfco and I was interviewing him about rhe MB.mMMItMtPB-:J.UMr7,H Ill H_ itamin, It HI. C Hatbday. Ill : Mm. 4M srnn and ovtr J SaCcr, «72 morel season back from late holes or other damage AAA Michigan vuggests that tir-j; newspaper business Jjiit,*»; J. JbtkwmMl.& D H Matthr*).. IT r l^i»a.41*: 0 Bwrr^r. April to early May in most Whjl,»», I*. A. Tun**. B*>. E. DM. 414: (I Imui «U. D Bauer. 44" i! time hunters go witr> sorri«?i;n,. ^ho knows the dfffereni I decided to Sidestep me Question The lost thing I wonted was to let regions. j BSV Mi; L. Wtroor, W; D Odb. Ml: R i."ta*t Ci EJi.urry,4«, B Bala««. *Ji. fypes of mushrooms D* r:i,.s<- • .me H'^ pvuson^us Mush V !:i*-r 4*4 H Nanaae, M4 R Sn«. «D mushroom festivals in the $utr "Tony whot's your full name''" a Knife paper sack cr:rfif-'^r:;c /talking ^hoes and p<» where hunters can enjoy the fun "Tony Dorset? " MKHAEL W. BUSH JutiMtr Huuar Lmiifv l^tmw and, if necessary, team how to ttence Locations 0' son'"} mushroom festivals are noted On The rnap by an dSff" Sk "So. I rneon your full name " C.*>.A.. P.C ratal Maadattx April J» find and identify edible morels W 1. Tony Dorset Nobody ever uses my middle name " CiKTlfPtfJ fuatC ACCOuNr*N! Pgeai > Pinji im jg Major events include the Morr' Dtck i Tindoa LadM* 7« il Mushroom Frctival at Harrison Thor'i wher my instinctive framing from school kicked into high 4JW ••M^lMlMI t-V SDvirs 714 j.j and Mushroom Mania ai One gent "V 434-4SS4 Aonr Pu«la SCTVKT n-i «*-, Beach Boys Track Tbm«MA t Ladies 73 ¢7 way, both May 10. the National : i "Conki i-"-i. spelt that p eas?''" Atiwnt^f T«i 4 Cwwultiftt FMWWW M»f«ii<- ?» — MJ*hroon! H'jr.ti-'j^ fv^wnt,^. >.1wcvn K*a-a*} || 4» ship, May 10-11. in Boyne He looked 0? me with 0 perplexed expression, rhen started grinning. •wlin Oamn «Tl« aad (»tf C Vu R«*f. 1«. Team Defeats Dexter ' Are you sM'&'n' me'5 You don't know how to spell my nomc? 1*7; J. Bttav.M. 171, M PrtatoB.ia.lU. Corimrat* City: Morel Yushroom Festival. a Matter. IM, 1*7. H7: f Wiluami. L* May 10-11, Harmon, and Mesick Chelsea's Beach Middle .school owl, and Phil Lassa, third. Where you been'" •« lu lit m, 15«. L llnat, 14«. €. C«ui, 1«. M Ritz. 113. 142 h. Hm ill, :4l; M K«muv Mushroom Festival, May 10-18 boys track team opent-d their Scott Reynolds won the luti^ 1 must have turned as red as a St Louis Cardinal !»*—*• aw atl. 173. U3 S. Wngbi, 1« CJ Rank, 17«. C Up-to-date morel information season on Wednesday, April 30 jump. "It's D-0-R-S-E-T T 1 ploy T-A-l-L-B-A-C-K " MtDer. 144: B Unit 174 141: S Vim, 147 L> available from local chambers with a victor.- over Dexter, 6¾ to Two-mile run, Brian Zan^ara, D Ham*. 196 1 should heve sam something like, "I usually write for the fashion Stria (rf 4M and mn J Buucr 146, H of rtxruTieret- and festival organ 54 second. SUhkr. 410 P W.Lu.-m 476 sectiQ" but rhe normal guy got Sick " fRANK GROHS izers. Scoring in the meet 'or t;u- 55 hurdles, Ham-.'l, first, and A Michigan Department of Bulldogs in the shot pat, Phil Mark Chasteen, second. instead 1 turned and walked out of the room A whole iot wiser CHEVROLET Natural Resources guide pn> Eassa, first, Luck) Bevrnan, sec Fim-shing first for Chelsea in Wild/lower Walk vides more information about ond, ar.d Matt Herter, third the SOO-relays wore Herter, BODY SHOP Michigan's 'l,iffl varieties of Pole vault, John McDnnaM. Reynolds, Chris Isberg, and Jude Slated Sunday at mushrooms. It 1¾ available free : • JO OiIr:« •?,; • first. Qiiilter by tailing 1517,1 373-1220. High jump. Todd Haniel. sec- 800-run. Jeff [.atimer, second CUTES 'Suture ('enter The iwiiy equipment necfK^ary (>ie-mile, Holden Harris, first. n ... r _ _ _ J .. . is a knife, paper sack, comfort ;inri Fflf H'jmmrtr- fhir-rl If you don't know what to give able walking shoes and patience. 100-yard dash Reynolds, first. Mom this Mother's Day, how (rirl* Track Call UTrLE "X Facility Do not place mushrooms in a 40O-run, Cliasteen, first. AD I about a wildflower walk at the plastic bag because they will 100-hurdles. Hamel, firet •Sil fSTlMATii Waterloo Nature Center? 'Continued frum pa^u 14 1 FOR •-£, ^ spoil quickly 70-yard dash, Chad Raymond, 475-1371 816 Harms, Disbro and Harris were .second, >wV This Sunday, iMay 11, beginning 200-run, Isbcri;. first, and RESULTS ^^ at 2:30 p.m., Molly Hartman will fifth in the 400 relay. CHS I itrsiiy Quilter, second. lead a stroll along the showiest The 1,600 relay of Jaques, To place your od in Compwfc l*0.r trails, beginning at the nature Soft hull Sihi'tliil*' Damm, Chris Newman, and ctnter parking let. Wolffian,; finished third with a Mav 7-Howell H 4:00 Standard Classifu-ds dot A vehicle permit is required. 4:17 3. Quick Results THE CHELSEA STANDARD 426-4677 May 8-Dexter H 4:00 Two other Bulldogs had excel May 10-Dondero Tourn.A lent, but non-placing, perform Ma\ 11-- Dondero Tourn.A ances. May 12-TfcumSeh A 4:00 Wilson ran 5:40,5 on the l.fiOO, May 15 • Pinckney H 4:00 her season best, and Jennifer May 17-SF.C Tourn. at Milan. Rossi ran an excellent race in a UNADILLA STORE I SUMMER Way 2» - Cmi) Aiciidru A i.vu strong 3,200 field, fim.-shinK with a 12:21.6 Sun Thurv tri & $01 Opon 10 QO-1 0 i:K1 Op*n !0.00-11 00 The strength of the field is AND DELI I Hispanic mothers are less like UNCI 1«73 BOWLING ly to be in the labor force than shown by the nine meet records most other mothers, according to established, six by Pioneer. Our CH.DIST STORE M LIVMGSTOM COUNTY "Women of Hispanic Origin in the ruraers were not awed by the United States I^bor Force," a caliber of the competition," said OF DOWNTOWN UNADULA LEAGUE publication of the Women's Chelsea coach Bill Sainton. 9 Bureau of the U. S- Department "They rose to the occasion and Or»m ALL YKAK • 7 »AY* 498-2400 of I^bor. performed very well." SCHEDULE WE HAVE GROCERIES - BEER - WINE - liOUOR • icE CREAM - WOOD - FISHING NEEDS GAS - OIL - A IYTTIE OF EVERYTHING Sunday — No-Top League. .7:30 p.m. (1 mal* CHWt 1 temala makos 1 tcram) Forinsumnce Monday—Men's Trio League 7:30 p.m. DILI IS ONN ^3 Tuesday — Family League Mlill'S BACK - HOMI-MAM PIZZAS (coll for mora Information and tlm«) ALWATS-BIO SUDS, DltlAD STICKlr PIZZA MLICIf Wednesday—Lades Trio League 7:30 p.m. SMALL STUFFID PIZZAS Friday —Youth League.. .7:30 p.m. JERRY ASHBY DELI HOURS ARE FRI. & SAT., FROM 5 P.M. TILL CLOSING REGULAR CHOCOLATE, SALAD & VEGETARIAN PIZZAS Call Chelsea Lanes, 4758141 102 £. Middle 475*637 for more information on dates and tlmesl STATE FARM OUR l€i CJttAM PARLOR IS OPEN (fjffi) REAL ICI CREAM - NfW HOME-MADE WAFFLI CONES CHELSEA LANES, Inc. Like a gtxxi neighbor. HOT FUDGE SUNDAES (you can eat dlih and all) 1* FLAVORS OF ICI «1AM featuring the Mark tV Lounge State Farm is there, t N 5 U R A t i C I A PINNY CANDY USO S. Main St.. Chelsea Ph. 475-8141 Si Mil f arm li",i/r;in<-f. ;,>)ivi|i,in.(>., Homi>Ollir•«;', (Wixiomirjliwi tllnvjis BETTY LYTTLE, Owner ^B
* Th« Chalsoo Standard, Wodnatdoy Moy 7_1?86 »7 (I Church Services Dr. Truran Leaving Methodist Church Dr. Truran, who was reared u> ,i«» i»f *.«(J W.-r/i,.///•/ •Smllinji through the t»?»r»," 1« NORTH aXAftUN WfcJ: the Detroit ares, has been a HMT fcXKKMMI V(»'(i(HI i:ifMj«KA fHr.r,m:TWA>wt Sylvan and Waanburna ltd*. the way the Rev. Dr. David TV H« Itul k.«i*a„Mhl'»*tm TV Hev Timothy F. Booth, Paator member of the Detroit con- p.vrty Sunday im Wrr»i»r rU Truran uys he and his family are Mr.r Kradioy, I'a^oi Ky»ry Sunday feretvee of the church for 16 t.e&im feavtar •• hu>l W>»l/t**Liy Moy / 10 10 am Sunday Ktwol anticipating their move to Fenlon !!•• • m Wofariie wrvn* arid Sunday A M) p m Hihk quu pr#itu » 1! 90 am Worship service yean. He came here from United M'honl nararey for prrartmuin* next month. /»pin Mwt •«*• vrvu r '•pro Sanaa- Hlfn Ytwtr, rn**tin« »»pm Kuwn* wjcihiu Methodist church in Bloomfield » DO I/ Hi f'apliir 1 i uf.uirt y.mth choir Dr. Truran, who (or three yean KWl Wednesday Hills. rhunday May I 'W&rn Kvenia* «*arskipi«rvi4:e. nwf' has guided Chelsea's Fir* United '•pin 'VWi Am(j*tt Otvid CxtWiroirh, Puton ple who have Uved in Chelsea an ItMam-Meea Friday, May I- rebtknriiips. Bat It should be • UdAMA-Mut Evary Saaday - J • DJB.-CaaaMa Mm* at Jaefcaon their h>«* art really blessed aad If 0»in.-Sunday 111(001 good, pleasant dvage." EirarySatarday Sunday. May 11^ might not knew it When you 12:10 noen-i « pm - {onfeauona 11 IS a m -Worilnp aanrit* H JO a^t-Wanary far pi icVelin Dr. Truran said that '•when the IHpffl -Maat iOMaja. ianday arisaal. move a tat, you don't have the calling fnm the Bishop comes to •ATSRLOOVtLLAGE If Hi JBV- Wotsaja aapriea wttb paatar deep friend*, you dont have the Chriuian Vw-niisi — urvrrwi MrmoDor JaV G4MM. TaarVr-a nracaWaa. make a change, you can't say 'no' 11:3f a ra. -Coffsa aad feUaarabap Jather. roots, and you don't have the nwT CHURCH or CHRIST SCIENTIST aiUWaahtiujtcriSt very often." RCY Urry littiot* and if sense of coauMtiiity People who iMt WaMm* Ave . Am Arbor Taesoay, May 1J- '••'J SlKal^y — TV Hev DBTW CriAVnith Paabin The Fenton congregation has 1:10 pLin.- Seard of Dearona move a lot an often like kneiy l*»am -Sunday KtwoJ. mnrnirm wf\ . Every Sunday- about tOO nvtmbert, he said, 300 1( 00 a m -Sunday xVol Wadnaaday. May 14- little IjUmrsj wfjerever they go. TBS REV. Dm- DAVID TRURAN tea more than the Chelsea o«>gregay 11 liam Woohip tervK-e 7 JOpm -rVaarrJafTimau Fort^rnatdy, for os it wffl be a Ut- rM.....iiillui.miim i'hurrh iif ( hrUl— tion. He said Fenton, itself, ripjrr irvrrer) METrlon«T «T Htmi, fj* *u!*r b*jr»™* *>*71 b*> ?b*f ?? CHURCH Of CHRBT IS Part Si. resembles («neisea bin on i rVsMfi Cernen. Watar* and HeuVr Rd» plug into a loving church ISH1 OM US-I2. EM TV Re\ lit David Tru/ar. Pantor TV Rev TVodare Wiromlar, Pastor Larger scale. HninrfJandJIjr W»dn*.iday, May7- Every Sonday- tamOy" » :*» »Jl-Wb»» ctwaBW. Ill inn J JO p.m.- Praia* Choir H'18 sn-Wot>nu> serrK'*, Sonday User's (Ltaenhouse \*:» a. m -Worship wrvl(i Nonwv J:* p.ro.-StM«fc)i- * 30 p m -Osvpe! and YoaOt rhoin Yoath laoairan claa* 11 Otata-EwKtanenl actnltka (or pr>- riirtnmuiiis in the asaa April». for the Drag and Laboravtory ichooieni teo and nUrr 7 OM 3» p m -rVWUi directory photo for a good selection INI m -Acolyte* WSIMMl The fiplosivea, tenned more Dijooaai; lac, rTatewefl, waa 11 Warn KmderKarten, first aad »N * Hi HI -Owtr 7 » p m -Chancel Chaar of our specials! 1« m i m Warship service •aid gradeni !««»e sorahio atevW fur powerful than dynamite, were tar ODOtadMiaryli^tbehaaBMleftDo Thunday, May »•- 10 Ma.rq-F.uctiartat Holy Commun enricttiantt artivitiea J *M JO pm -PVtonal dtrectory pruto ed to dispose of W, fiT«-po«nd rerioas «ad tfMre waa as dangcr ion i. to*, third am) fifth Sundays. 1] 00 noon—PeUowihtp and coflex. cylinders of a toxic waste used in to QH nOBOapher* or ground* Geraniums 14 Ma m -Momma; Prayer, stcond «inJ Wednaeday. May w~ Frtday. May *- fourth Sundays i Katy Cemnwuon avartaWe 3 SI p m -Praia* CVrr aerospace research at the MM! p.m -Pvtorial dlrtctory photo flowering Annuals uninexiiairiy feQowtnc wrrtrf > 3:30 pm -Olory Clmr University of Michigan. Treat were reportedly t » p.m -RaaMajw Kbifrn 1«•» t m -Chun* ai+ool. K-12 Saturday. Mav Vt- 11 * a.m.-Family coflr* how 7 up.ro Ttntineabulalon A prnfasstonsl detonation crew Ttprooted by the blasts. Homes Vegetable Plants III am-*-*! p.m -PtrtanaJ 7*«aidU*detoi»tj<»3WH«a in the country and are response •:•!«.m-Worahip. SiTmon (in Jnfm 14. SHARON tINITED METHODIST Any Change m Addret* i (517) 851-8745 'Jaaal HH IVtna •' K-» Wrap Corner Pleasant I jdw Rd and M-02 violation of towrsthip orrsnanca ble fo r 31 percent of the gross na 1* M* m -idftdty tctuoi (or t+uldrm TV R*v E>am Bantky. Pm™- tional prodact. La i.a..a<..'..i>iiiiii..»a».».initTTreB Mgnday. May 11- Cvvry Suadiy- 7;«ajn CMm 10 00 am -Saoday tchou! |:(tp.ru —("ounril 11 M a m - WariMp SrTVKT TttNday, May 1V ttMMpra CiKvilnnau-x) .W«»rrrmn — Wadncagav May 14 7 JO p.m -VacvU', mrriiiig CHURCH UY JESUS l.HRIST • w ^ .;; (^^^ Of' UlTflK.OAV SAINTS I jju f' mi m> Wjyrir i. Wioietu. prtjident OUR SAVIOR UTHKRAN Every Sunday - •Hi H Maui. LVLwu TV Krv Franklin H Cwlwl, f'itstix- 9.30 a rn -Sai'Tanx-nt Rvfrv Sumlay 10 ill a m Sunday tcrwo! 'Mim -SurvUiy jrhnvil and Hlhlc 11 40 a m Pri*-rythiniri cUss 10 30 A m - Worship wrvn*. wjih Huly \llllltflltllllltllllUHI4ll — Conunufuixi aiKl^EACHRI.STIAN FELlflVYNHIP Ti.T7 WilairLVd Si ST JACOB rVAN(;ELR:M- F.n« Hanser, Pastor I.UTHr:RAN Kvery Sunday - 1301 RirthmilW Rd . Uran Ijkr 13:00 a,m. I^arninii fromOod's word. TV R*v .Andi-rw Bloom P»s!ir 10:M a.m.—Moming worship, prayer, Enary Sunday service, and Junior church • 9;« a nv -Su/vtii) v~hw>l 6:00 p.m.—Bible Instruction and fel !0 10 a m.-rhviw «rvu'«. lowship. Kvery Monday .Tr THOMAS I.•JTHF.R.A.N 7:00 p.m.-Faith, Hope and !-ove. ' • Ellsworth arxl H**b Rds iwonien's ministry), luxation to b<' an- rtw Ki-i . John Risk*-. PiAor nouncwi. (toturtiv Mjy in K.vrry Sovond Turiiday- * i TO >... • •;. ^-. £rir!:•-.•;! sjsf's 7no urn. Hoyal Ilanscr Christian worisliopa! ^ Pvtal's, Ann Arbof Scout, nn Sunday. Mny i: - Every Wednesday V 9-IS a rn •-(-"««"!«• and ilunuu 7:(K) pm..-Bible rtudy and prayer lor •• 9;»» m.—&mikiy ifhuOi 5& M-36. Lhrr1* rT,;:«i r-asl nf Clrrn.irv fUJ-Il.SEA KIM.I.COiPF.I, ' i Wilbbin J Twiien, Pastor )1«2 Jaciiori Rd ^vcry Sunday - IV Kr>/ Chuck i.lrmons, P*slir !. • l:tt a.m Womrup wr'ior Every Sunday - »; JO > m Sunday anil Pihte vhool 10:00 a m -Sunday whool 11:00 am Morning worship j'fttM • m -Worship «>rvif« 1:30 p m Evening worship Every Wednesday T Z10S' LtTMERAN *. Comer o> Flrtcftrr ami W«trn> Kil 7.00 pm -Mid-»fe* praver ami BiMe study. f TV Rev John R Miwns, l'»itt«r ..Wednesday, May 7- '* i JO p m - i.yuid v'kri-ir CHEl^A HOSPITAL M1NISTKY }i 7t6pi!) .Martha Cin.it Kvery Sunday •.^St'op* «*ly. Pr-»)i« In TV Spirit 10:00 a.m. Morning seryire, Chelwa ThuridJiy. May » TV Atomi* nf Our ("ommur.itv Hivtpitnl C^feterlj tort COVENANT 7-9 CO a m - Dan Wfnk Jl Ml Hiishm»re M) V Ereer Kd featured on ABC's <.;iiOfi Mnrninu The R« Hun Smeen»(r. Pastor .Arwnca Rvrry Sunday Fnday. M»y $ d iio a.m -Church whooi \ 9 » i m J «1 p m T«-uni*fh W. Senior c'hoir Every Wednesday - WedarAday. May M 7:00 p.m Eamilj hour, pruycr meetlnR 7:00 p in BIWIIX-M M-maKPrnciil nwi Bible study. 7:00 p.m. (Vwtian rCrlucatluft. 8:00 pin- 'li'jrrh Council. MT. HOPE BIBLE !2»H Trist fW , O.rnsi tjiKc Off on* rnuHt-podt of boftkps or cans, The Hev. Ken Bllshoriow. Pastor Kvory Sundfly ono 0-Ht»r bottle, or two 2-llrer Submit your club nows and per 10:00 »m Sundny M-honl, iSAVE botri«>» of XAT' 6\*i CoKe" or sonal Items In writing and don't II :00 a in Vfi.r'iiny «nr,ship. 1:00 p m Pvi'ninn .servite. Caffeine? Fry* diet Coke.' forget your phone! Every W«tnr*U.v ^0? $> • 7 00_p.ni. H'lilc •itudy COUPON VALID THROUGH 6/30786-) 6CX PLtASa REPWM PROMPTLY. J On this Mother's Day h!OTf; lO Ui.ALtH Toi each coupon vui acco;)l sr. our aulhoriz(!vl iigcnl. wo wili p.iy yrju Iho lace value ol this coupon, plug He handling charges, (jioviclodyouflnd your and always a customers hsvn compliod with nm wims of Ihis otlor Any olher appliculion c.•nnstii•, ins Iraud Invoices showinci W« rowuronce Moth«rhood, your purctiaset ol suMiciffnt sloi;k to oovor nil conponi nuisl txi shown ut»n fesquesl vbkl wt».r« prohibilnd. I.'ixori and S V 1 or riislricli'Cl v"ur customer most W> uny lOquireil salos tin and bottle duposil Cash vakio l/i'Ool K. RedQBni the Sacrednoft of Life hy miiiiiny to Thp Coca-Cola Comt/ii^y n< Michigan, HO • Box I'-CM, Clinton, Iowa 52734. Oflor god only in nroa seivod hy, Thn Coca Cols Rottlinq Cnmn«ny ol Michlg.in M1DD0 5t»317S • -a ros* for rWory • MHII* Warnar Oiol CoKc. Calfpinn r:ni<> o"iol Coko antl TAB arn registeifid Iradpmarks ol Iho Coca-Coin CorTtunny J. 18 The ChpUeq Standard, Wednesday, May 7, 1986
WAtX**; MOON, SAtlMOAT PUT IT IN THE FOR RESUUS 47S-117) i "f: i Automotive Automotive Auction Auction r CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 73 CHARGER - 400 Magnum, runt
BALER TWINE ••• Grohs Chevy great look* pood. $400 or bett of- CASH RATH: Cfeiiffltttfofls ItfL-Q.*7*-**!*. -*9 ESTATE AUCTION AUCTION STAUFFER SEED CORN 10 words or l*4i $1 00 Ride With A Winner)" 69 FIREoltO, brown, 350, excellent RCAL ESTATE • ANT»QU£ HOOSfHOtO Automotive 1 7120 DexferAnn Arbor Rd. condition. Atking S3, IOC. Ph. 7« per word over 10 CASH ANO CARRY OLD FARM MACHINERY Salurday, May 10,11 a.m. Motorcycle" . lo No. 1 Oeoler 475-8202 _ _ 49 wh» i paid before Sat 1 2 noon Located a) 15915 Gorton Rd.. village r In Customer Sotitf action i Phone Evenings 7906 Parkloke Dr., Dexter Form «\ Gordon 3 77 OMfGA SIX CXOSMCWtf'---" Auto of Waterloo. Mkh,, or 13 miles east CMAtOI HATIS: matic, air power-steering. Good fqupmrnl li„n^fod furniture A paid within 10 day* fallow 1983 CELEBRITY 1978 FORO FAIRMONT ' ~'$f.20O brief listing includes. Spoifi fauipmenl fttf statement dote. Air corvd Sharp! x49~» Saturday, May 10 : ph. tntrn. __ __ x49 36" National Vefvet (Lari Martin) AMMMPMMMM* For *4jlO G*n*rol) * I982CAVAL16K 4 or starting at 10 a.m. 19*5 FORD IF50~" 4 "wheel drive 1930'* composition Shirley Temple Au'o. FOR RENT - Stone p*k« by doy Auction Ao Rest otter or foke over poymenti. PRICE BROTHERS, AUCTIONKR5 {2) 18" Shtrtev Temples with fliriy numrommmowm I960 0ODCE OMNI 4dr or week, 475 7631 X4SH Ph. 475-8063 x50.2 Phone Stockbridge (517) 851-8042 evet: 1951 FlEISCHAKIR 25' (Little CASH RrATII: Oorooo Soio* •* Auto. FARM TRACTOR - 55 Ford Series 75 CH£VY WAGON turn good Girt of Today) 13" Bisque-Head with Anflqiro* 4c 1980 CATSUN 5)0 Wagon 650 6-tt blod* choin*. drowbar SO word*, or i»«s $3.00 1650. 428 7155 n492 Household - Antiques sleep eyes, closed mouth, kid body 2 1o choose trom plus miscelloneouj 12.800 Ph Rool Eatoto 5 76 FORD Hotbed truck. C-750, «OJI ond several other dolls National 10« per word ovmr SO 1973 MONTE CARLO 475J4141, .jMti Ann Arbor upright piano and batten, bock 391 OD 10-*pe#d. dual rear Biscuit \>n*eda Milk Biscuit green when po< 1 before Sa« 12 noon Innrf Ho*r>#>* Coftaciv* Sharp! LAWN TRACTOR ^ Wh««4hor>* fl ontique oVester and mirror, antique wheels, n x2» deck. tO.OOO * haul- town chocolate gloss tumbler. Coca PMOV'R'V HwWiit'i' * * • « i » vfP h.p , 3o mowing deck. 42" snow drop-leaf toble. chest of drawers. CHARtM RATtS: ing capacity, for tractors ond cor*. oak barrel? table with ertre leave* Cola 1CX table tap vendor 1950s Com* by ond see our rhrrwe* »1.800. Ph. 475-9414. «45tf Add Be pet- sneertlo* If AnlttuiU «V Pot* 6 HydroulM: winch, drive-on name. antique brats bed, really nice, Oxiti, Coca-Cola drtpenser. a forge assort- THRIFT LOT of Con chergvd- Add »10 ff n*4 Uwt 4 Found) 7 Good he«fe< tr«iler rowing him. FARM TRACTORS for tot*. Used. que sqvor* table, antique cblWs men) 6( Coco-cola memorobtlia, < truckt under $2900 Ph. 496-5500 _ **M smotl. Ph. 475*141 or 475-8726 high chair, iron double bed. antique Store-kjrs, Teobury gum Vaseline peM wUhrln 10 dtry* Mlew- Holt) Wontoct • BJfc^ si4ki^h4k^s^^h^k^svi ^^Be4>d> srifi wfitf(. "RIMJ" '»""i •©< tao *27tf iron baby Oed. oak libr«ry tabJe. glass stand and other advertising •nSj iTVf^RHlBjpvn ffWYW* Wortt Wcmtodt So TRUCKS m 1 plank bottom choirs. haH tree, anti Item*. Primolives include herd -£2!i.£H4?2? .?*!?! l£^ .i? ?* MfCHJGAN aRTTflED woven basket*, butter-mold* small CtiiM Coro 9 SOYBtANSKO que bird cog* and stand. 4 con* bot 1083 S-10EXT CAB gronittwore. kitchen stove crocks, MAOilMf ^io.s.t-d section/ Hodgton 78 - Corsoy 79 - Elgin tom chairs, antique commode. AApy- WOfitodl 19 4-cyl . outo, BODY SHOP tog wringer waeW. antique dsslert jugs, and merm. S*r»ifrrftry, f 2 noon. BRABLEC FARMS WontoW to ttont I0o 1980 SUBURBAN V, too. 4x4 buggy antique wood double bed, eld Child's hand-made cupboard, child's COMP1CTt FUll TlMt Britton, Mkhtgon 49229 MA01IMI (late ad taction) 4-ipeed. Victrosa, okj leather rocker, antique High-choir with cane teat. Shoenhui For Rortt 11 E»time?ei Avoilobie Ph. (517) 4514010 1980 CHEVY '.-tori 4.4 laundry stove. oW wall tetephona, child* piano children s dishe* arid rtR4BH*»Rly( 1¾ IttJOM. Houses Aportmenls land rSI?) 423-3478 1979 FOSO F-«0 Jul PAI AA»=R FORD antique pitcher and bowl set, nice, 2 luncheon set. Marx roller coaster All advertisers should check their ytfti frvfnp back tTvJsfcs. antique 2 wheef MlK. NOfiCM 12 1979 FORD •. ton and Ferris wheel, Svnbonet Baby 7 ad the firs' week. The Stcndard BLACK D«rr 1 P£AT "_. "ft yards it-flee fpirni*t. antique picture (.•.rfatiuMUt 13 Auto 3 wheal drive mSMOin dayi-gf. the-week post torch Oof 475-1301 delivered, $50. Satisfaction frame*, quantity pate* quifn>, real connor occepr retpontib'jry for 1977 CHEVY ,-ton _17rf Grand RafMds Hide-A-Bad, oak plant •ut. Sorvko* 14 Auto guaranteed Coll 428-7784 -5^0 nice, old feather pillow*, baby thee* stand, pressed and carved tu!l-su» errors On ods received by tele' 78 VONNCVIUE BROUGHAM - Lofi Flnondol IS COW g CALF "for soie Ph." 475-8426. dating T8B4. qwantily ofd school bed. settee with applied corvingt phone but will make every effort of luxury, need» engine work bookt. pott earth, antique Solomon DEXTER - 426-4677 .x52-5 pressed-back choirs, spool cabinets to make them appear correctly tin, Cftpportuiilty. . . 16 «750. 475 3590 49 Lamp*, old lanterns, wicker bosk*** counter tap showcase* rovnd oak Open doily til 6 p.m. BALED ALFALFA HAY foe tote Thontt You 17 84 FORD F-150 tbori bon p*ck up. old iron train engine antique drshes. tablet. Baker s table with tugar and Refunds may be mod* onfy when PK 475^844«. «49 Mon I Wed. til S p.m 36 000 mre»intiy on « AOUA CAT SAiLBOAT — 12'. at it smell antique item* to be soW willow pfote*. "Old Curiosity Shop catxfetioev J7» 47t^4«36 vh*< 5 , place-setting for 8. blown.gloss Ford Ranger, thorl bed. Ph. » RUMELY TRACTOR roraqe Sales 475- 21**._ _*49 p.m, wnWikdcrvls, »49 Christmas ornament* Redwing THRESHING MACHINE MISC. Shawnee-Weffer and Roteville items Cash or Consign 1979"CHEv64ET MONZA 2-docr 3-FAMtlY GARAGE SALE - 8780- CHCLSCA SCHOOLS - By For Sale 1927 Rumeh/ oil pull tractor runt, cookbooks paperbacks, prints oil hotthbofk oeoo1 rorvdilion Ph. 8800 Trinkle Rd.. just off N. Parker. i.ri u> uvy my uuiior for your tjwjiiry good condition: Cose 28 in gram lamas costume tewelry vintage 8 yr.-oid, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, full 475-7S43. " «49 Coco*' boiler motorcycle, baby us*d cor truck, Cash, check, payoffs '984 HONOA iwheeler, 125 (..<... teporatw on tteei. oict iumeiy iwi clotning and tats lots mor« basement, 2-car attoched garage, on arranged $700 chrome mini-bike frame hvlter Ro*#r>»fw»/ corn busker old items toys, antiques, skis furniture, 3[od hand tools. old wooden plane* Clare & Joe Dellanno GARAGE SALt Fri "and Hot' 1 994)333. «50-4 menl. Two controc'". available, tlot very good cOrvdmon. Mujt m to oifj line shaft some Rurrfty tractor c^Ciir. in excellent condition $200 Auctioneer A F Corod Quality name brand clothet ond OLOCR STARTER HOME in the Village fee or straight percentage aepretiote 1500 firm (517) 573 8145 parts onvtl quantify at *moll Hems Ph. 475J24*. Call otter 3.30 _x_49 lor information colt 665-4526 IQ'S of r-.scBl'arnKrut 8580 W. Huron of Dexter, two be-roomi. re CAU FOR DHAaS anytime. -**9 to be sold x49 BMX ib-inchbike. $40 or beir'oHer' River Or x49 modeled bathroom. laundry room, ' FOR SALE ^-"^74 Hondo lafloaD Ph 424V-2112 after 5pm __ -x49 REAL ESTATl Goragt' Soles new furnace, and plumbing. End of Palmer Motor Sales firm 151 7) 8517610- x49 We will offer a) auction this FOR SALE .- 2 octagonal tobies and non-through street, by owner An Exclusiire Agent *or 83" YAMAHA irt"f35.'boiigrit new 2-bedroom 2 story haute with full cocfctatl taWe a" in very good con $39,500. Ph 426-4320 persistently. National Au>of>ndert in 8$ 900 actual m.ttt, exeeMeni basement, glass front porch 2-cor ANTIQUES 8 CCXLECTHtLfS WANTED cklian. Asking $125 tor all. Alto a »50-4 474 iflftj Chelsea «75 3650 cooAfion $750 Co" o*«ef 5 p.m. garage with approximately 3 acre* Cedar Point Express Smoii iumiture. chikdrert't toy* ond chair m goad condition. $30. Alto a 3-KDROOM HOMf with attccned 45« Ph «75-8075 50J Nice location For inspection or real games baskets quift* doming pot- Honda 110ATV, 3 wtWer. like new. Chartered But garage ond 20 xM barn an 3 acres estate prior to sale date call wry. Christmas items, woodenware 83 ">W~A&AKI KIT 2O0 - Low mile*, $500 used less than 150 mites leaving freer De„ iv t^a ' :halsrrd 9 mile* from Chelten. Stockbridge 513 498 35¾ pKhjres whatever you hove. Jean MUSTANG 1' - 75 V fi good tire*. *» eel lent condition. $700 Coll 475-1246 after 3 30 »4«-2 Call Khoofi. Asking «44 500. Possible 'uni ,•,» 1350 or bes< offer Ph 475-8075 otter 5 gjn 50-} Lewit, 4751^72 _ _m -»7.15 1 TeRMS ON REAL ESTATE A payment iond contract Call ? 517 851-7370 w 4758C2t -49 YAMAHA 6T"40O, 2197 mile*" $575 of 1 000 due do» of tale. sWOnc* an OAK HUTCH.' very'old rocker with I 517-851-8731 day* before I p.m TENTS FOR RENT Accent on Travel grope carving, both in excellent eKCetfent condition Ph 475-7722 or before 10 ckryu or lend contract for details »49-3 «49 available T.'i* insurance furnished rendition Friday fl a.m. to 2 p.m.. We set up tunti tafcc down 47586» H Too NOW Wort Come prepared to bwv Real estate to Sat I2n«an to 7p m tSROW Huron HONOA 400 - " 1975 4-cyi.nder. 3 eact> me 16x32 x49 DUCK LAKE be sold approximately 1 p in. River Dr De*t*r «49 C4MM h» excellent condition $495. Ph. With roll up tides GARAG' SALE ._ Baby clothes'"toy*. WANTED • Fottoria sherbet glosses 475 72M »49 NOTE Th.> .« one saU that you do NCAJtLY NEW year rourtd home with Ph 426-5051 after 6pm housewares, books 2 van teat* with Heartier design. Pb Helen M. KeHy Services noi want tornitt Mrt Barber wo* 94 2-bedroomt, 1 '/» boihi with or etc. Moy 9-10-11 tO a m to 5 p rr> 475 1371 :- 662-0524 -14tf Farm & Garden yrs old and we arm selling turmtur* whirlpool lireploce stereo and -n- RV« Keep Tee Beiyl 878-9684 anytime 1-94 west to Ml. Hope Rd north to end anticjues of three generations TrrjtRc) turn right -49 2 Real Estate tercpm system irtid* and out • Were r#r RM Bttt _x32 10 Please come early to regislwr. 2 , cor garage. 50' frontage fM STEREO-rUNER Ic-'r ony" 8 irock SPRt^rroMMAGE SAU FTiocy. Yard & Garden TERMS ON PERSONAL Coin Nat • ton Tea PR* player. $15; Audiowox tape deck May 9, 8 30-5 00 ami Saturday. 10 ACRES COMPLETELY RtMODELED, 3 beel, responsible tor Occidents day of sole lock mount, never used HO Cor May 10, 9 00-1 30 Dexter United rooms, 2 both*, beautiful knehan ond or items offer sold Lunch on rodio Delco AM-8 track-player $25 Methodist Church Central and On the corner of fireplace, 46' fronfoge. • VeOBttPt Fwy Seeds grounds Call663 8228atfer5j> m. x*W Found Streets. Good used clothing, Wesson end We^ler Rds. IMMIDtATI OfWMCS Beont. fees, onion}, tweci corn ond much, much mora. x49-7 Both homes ore exceptionally nice' 1 '69 MOBILE HOME ... 12 x 50 !org« EVA BARBER ESTATE YARD SALE - "• Thurs 1 Fti.TMay 8-9 with many extras, near Duck Lake for tut to**wm§ POf-lC-* sr^d s*ivotr> ere G^O'lflt '* Unodillo Iwp. fleoutiful building sits for planting. Liiies, Glodiofui und kitchen iair condition >i 2u0 or WINDtU SAKSU. OWNER 9 o.m. iili j p m Sui , Moy iu 9 iill C .... r-i..s. excellent pmtv,. Lend contract farm* ^tfvi IM y ^ivw, Ex^enetrcod Cwncol SkHtt: Begonios wili brighten up your best offer. Coll 4753112 or 475-8047, 49 12 noon. Located In Waterloo village. ^49. Housf next to church in Waterloo. CALL • Word Processing Operators flower beds. All of these plus your (313) 881-7100 or favorite HERBS are awaiting your Garage Sales foHpw signs. 49 • Secretaries selection at COIN OPERATED (313) 349-6800 Sheila Charles • Typists PORCH SALE 8477 Mt. Hope Rd., MOVING SALE -- 13771 E. Old US-12. *5IH Century 21 David Brigham . Gross Lake, Moy 9ond 10 -49 Couch, choirs, 2 bedroom suites, • Rocepliomsls PINBALL & VIDEO (517) 750-3933 or apartment size gas slove. dining 30 ACRES FOH SALE ~ North ot • Switchboard Operators Chelsea Hardware FIVV-FAMILY GARAGE" SALE May (5171 764.1927 evenings. 49 » Ootn Entry Operators GAMES 9-10, 9 to 4 at 7975 Werhner Rd. ^9 table, 6 chairs, Klrby Sweepers, lots Chelseo. Ph ; S38-a&68 x49 2 of hoosshold misc. items. May 8 until • ;*ncounting Clerks, 110 S. Main SI. Ph. 4751121 GARAGE SALE —May * and 10. Frt.. FOR HOME USE told. I0am.jip.5f.in. __ -x49 • 10 Kt-y Calculator General Clerk 50-2 10 o.m. to 5 p.m. Sat.. 9 a.m. to 5 MOVING SALE •- Books, fons, tools. Coll for Appointment WHEAT STRAW ••'.'.. $) "o'boU. Ph. Call p.m. Furniture, children's toys, .J75-8316. -Sl-3 clothing, furnace, motorcycle, pickup pictures, bike, stereo, chest FRISINGER PIERS0N freeier, kitchen items, more. 8 a.m. B*tWr**n 9 ajn.-3 pjn., M-F ASPARAGUS — Taking orders. Ph. 662-1771 shell, misc. 575 Gloner Rd., Chelsea. -x4_9 to 5 p.m., Saturday. Moy 10, 333 Elm 475-2946. 11 S3 PierceRd., Chelseo. St., Chelseo. (East off McKinley The - x 50-2 MOVING SALE - Fri'" MoyT'Sat,, < or, s c 00 9 •Kelly Girt" May 10, 6990 Dexter-pinckney Rd.. ^' ?L*Ji A . i! ')- "* & ASSOCIATES MICHIGAN PEAT 9 o.m.-7 Cfofhlng lor kidi ond odults, Pfeopte GARAGE SALE -- 18504 M-52. north KLW FUNK'S SEED furniture, household lt»m», x49 SERVICES We deliver or haul your own. ot Chelseo, Fri. ond Sot., May 9-10. Minimum order for delivery. Shar* o GASACf si.Lf T-.vin'i bcbi'scjuTp- ? am. fo 5 p.m. furniture, sdi;!!, WtOMmtburg Square II CORN CUSTOMERS load with your neighbors. Ph ment arid clothing. Furniture, anti children's ond infant's clothing, all 475 Market Piece, Suite F 428-9664. que, oak chairs, lols of misc. All mint sites; boys ond gids toys; dishes; Hove oil maturity dotes on hand. condition. Moy 9-10, 10a.m. No early Ami Arbor, MicJktgem 48104 _ _55a4 rtrapss; bedspreads, sheets and sales. 8872 Sibley Rd., Chelsea -x49 many household items. 49 Telephone (313) 761-5700 Harold Trinkle & Sons RCA COLOR* TV ~ 25"~woWt good', J^^J1**!.0!!*!- ^98^6^ _^.49 4758992 mm* RANGE - White, HotpoinV 30" *51-6 _4757550. -x49 TREE HOUSE— WolmoniVed~wood, good conduction Ph, 475-1174, McKERNAN REALTY, INC. Classified Ad Order Blank 4V HONDA 3-wrteeier :^:4 Bcj (*i?3 20179 McKcrnan Road Si J0O 1984 200 i $800. Ph Chelsea, Michigan 48118 NORTH LAKE — Quod level home, 2,000 sq. ft. 4 bed Mail Your Copy to ilbC (IbclBCfl *tail6arl> 475-7i»7. x49 rooms, 2 full ceramic baths. Situated on 4 troed lots. 300 N. Main St., ChaliM. Mich. «8118 CASH FOR LAND CONTRACTS 16'x32' in-ground pool. Home in excellent condition. (313) 475-8424 Membership to Inverness Country Club. Immediately Any type property anywhere Name available. $87,900. in.MiGfijqan. 24'Ho'uts MARK McKERNAN •$ THE FARM OF YOUR DREAMS located IS minutes west City A'.'.rxMIc Rtokrr First National Acceptance Co ,tf£AlK."V of Ann Arbor on Pleasont Lake Rood, 58 acres, Very nice 4-bedroom, 1,600 sq, fl. ranch home with plaster walls, Ad is to appear week of number of weeks „. walkout basement. Large livestock barn and tool shed. in HThe Chelsea Standard $ __ More (and avniiable. $149,000. and or COUNTRY SETTING IN THE VILLAGE OF CHELSIAI lots 'The Dexter Leader $ ; "Charge Ad of privacy. 4 or 5 bedrooms. 3 boths, 2 fireplace*. Wolkoul basement with rec. room, Large 2-cor garage. Lake will provide scads of entertainment for the whole Throo-bodroom ranch on blacktop rood. Almost 4 $64,500, I ocros, Firsl-lloor laundry, full bnsomenl, quality kitch family. Pond lei back yard. Situoled'on 8 lots for elbow I I en. Roariy lo move into. $69,500. •iiTijaii ifnut SITES room. $55,500. I I CHtLSEA VILLAGE — Bulldoblw lol in nlca neiab- I COUNTRY LIVING — 10 plus ar.ros in Chelsoa School GRASS LAKE AREA -- in excellent condition. 3-bed- I Diilricl. Tlireo badcoorrxs, 2 both!., qualify built brick borhood, qulol street, and closn lo schools, $15,000, I rooni ranch has cathedral ceilings, full basement, attach I Ad Rains 10 words 01 l«?sv$l 00 (paid in advom r>] Ovor ranch has full finished basismoni and family room. I Arreocje is sot up lor horsris with targe pol« k>om, 3.3 ACRIS WITH TR«$ on front and rear ol property ed 2'/i-car garage, Fencod back yard is ideal for I 10 v/orris 7i por word zoned for mobiln homu, In Grass Lake School District. I fonccd pastures ond cslfalfa liolrj. $97,500. children, $55,500. Priced to so", terms available, $11,500, f ( lor (ifiorii .•ijmbii'r ord ndori",-, cm h os I tiint\ yoc i)r>n ! MIVC pose footures 5 bedrooms, 2 baths, and includos LISTINGS NEEDED FOR: I I iltoni y Ijy OMH f v 10'Hiq o'ld y(uj make you' rid buujei 1f> ,r..QlR9fl EVENINGS I Darla Sohlcmder 475-U78 Gary Thornton 4/0-1017 I • Paul filsingor 4/52621 John Pierson 475-2064 t i Helen Lrmtoslpr .,,,. 475-1198 Langdon Ronitay . 475-8133 Htirm Koonn 475-2613 Norm O'Connor 475-7252 I Phone (313) 475-1371 i t Stevn Eusudos 475-75)1 George Knickerbocker 475-2646 Roy Knight . .. 475 9230 JoAnn Warywodo 475B674 li. ••* Bob Koch 231-9777 Thm Chdseo Standard. Wttdneadoy .Jtogy _7. .198« 19 LITTLE WANT ADS! BIG PLUSES FOR BIG RESULTS! Washtenaw County's Busy Morirafpfact. .. Quick, Economical ffeiv/ts . . . Gin 'am a try!
Real Estate Real Estate Help Wanted PROGRAM STAFF to direct!/ o»*nt HOUSECLEAN4NGS Coll Shefia. FARM LAW FOR RENT - 54 ocre* HOUSE FOR SALE perton* with developmental CAMERA OPERATOR 429 9328. -52-4 Ph. 475-8446 or 475-1661. x5l-4 Waterloo Glass Co. Real Estate One ditobtlitiet in retidentioi tening CAR RENTAL by the uoy week end GRASS IAKE Mutt hove driver t Ikente Call the Mobile Glass Rwpoir »95 1616 THOMSON-SHORE weak or month. Full insuronce Comer lot, 3 to 4 bedroom! Waehtenow Astoc for Retarded Vote for cov'Toga. low rotes. Coil Lyle Auto/Retidentiol Commercial For ft*** .VrfVjrmeilton DA VS or t'VENtNGS tireplot garage »49 SCO Ph. Clt.ierw 663-1256 x50-2 A qocjlity oriented book martu'uc Chriswelt at Palmer Motor Sole* Licensed insured Contact 1-(,517) 522 4?42 'u'ir has immediate oprrninCj tor a 475-1X1. _38tf *49 Camera Op^'tjior nn o--:' rn.dmo.ril Rochelle FOR RENT — Fair Servce Center 475-7773 sh'h tipene'Ked piet»rre x29tt kitchen fo.r condition. »1,300 or «75-7134, x22tf 3-betlroom home with hardwood fleoie apcj.r be*^r» Wed May 14 to you know, NICE BASEMENT APARTMENT for best offer Call 47VJ112 or 47*90-47. We need attiitonce m ewjluoting (loon. full-bosement, hot wst.r hoof ana :ksan person, »325 per month. 49 ond responding to doily work report* txcnvtiring ond lorff* ?w garage, si situated on THOMSON SHORE IMC ond it s important to »ote No pets. Send name, phone no, and MOTOR" MO*» "pfu"i""i«77 Dodge lubmit**: by our Agent* tfvowghouf 1 ocra, odfoir-ing *tote land with view Attention Con Clork so please do. references to Chelseo Standard. Box $ufj*r-or wrlf> |977 Dodge chassis, rh* ttore No eeperiance rwc*«*ory of 2 lakes »42 000 '300 West Joy Rd SAND GRAVEL 72 te*i iong, closi A. 40.000 miles Paid to complete training. Work ot M-3 -49 Dexter MKN 40130-0305 Potd for by the Rochelle Martinez- Cob band roof oir. generator, cruise home. For information %*od *eff MouiSleveauz for School Board. 1-BEOflOOM APARTAAEMT — 3 miles cffOtCE WOOOED building vtej ad- «49 control. »9 750. Ph. 1-(3131 743-9932 oddre**ed *»omped envelope 9 • weetofCrosj Lake. 436^809 3Q,; KLINK jckegt Io (Hit* land oCr.es) to Winne- -4» Reynold Moul* S404 Statjer Dr. incne* long to AWGA. Oept E, Bon LAWT4 CARE and lighi lanaVaping. EXTRA NICE, a/jfet 3-room upper wjpno Lake. 1 4 3 Burton. Mich, 48509 -*49 49304. AMonto. 0A 30359 ^•.f . !*! **? *? Child Care opafxMftM, gonsa*. Far mature EXCAVATING -.4*» HfLP WANTED for kxoi florivt thop ksdy. 47V»at. -51-3 CpMtPLETElY REMODELED olaer Animals & Pets MOTHER Of 7 want* to aaeytrt, SuUcfoter - Bockhoe CUEMCAl ASSISTANCE for ta»a*d*pt Experience helpful, f*»»**• hours, home to the village 2 both*. 3-4 3 year* and up. South school area. Road Work - Basements of Ann Arbor publithert Pan some weekend* !517) 851 7330 or Misc. Notices bUftotm on large lei »63 000. AKC COCKE* PUPS - Champion lirvt. Reference* Coll 475-3529. -49 TnueVing - Crone Work rime, 1 p.m. *o 4:30 p.m., Monday OIJi 471^614 JOJ adoroM* »250 4750084. ^? Tup Soil — Demolition through Thursday. Reomrei 60 wpm TIDY CAR ri'locvVing for a bright BABYSITTER NEEfiCD for Bv,.month MtM) FAJW - large 4-bedroom WITTANY PUPS -"AKC. "hunting, Droinrield - Septic Tartk typing, plu* ward prrxe»»*ng ex cggre»Hv« mdrvioWl with i^rmt old boy, Monday* and Wednesday. Do You Hove Pimples? hpsne with new !" T«^,s.i».. n-^v ru« tend GtavJ. 7 woekt eid. Cotj to res«B-cfi (Krte irearmei w. Cd will fk beautiful brick ranch on iS-acre I'ill iriivrairifvy |Ow iv^v.-vv i'^t ^^n^u trVAtfTED — F«"U.I tip* owm for Soy * * ortfver 4 timxti a day By the frai^ you l* ycu n-e 'n.-.nvuted ond wooded lite Spociovs kitchen *tone (313)6^8-2100 * *^_K>;2 rore n#*d» fchedute fleocftry ond 9-mo. -old. Prater smoN group sat eighth day' your prayer will be have som* mechOn<(.5i oppitu-l* (J"d Ccxnprete Lanascopirig hreplocr? 3 bedrooms, 1 both*. LOVELY" loyqi lazily p#t. Heidi own transportation. Lrve-m it e> ting CoH6to9p.m. 47V4I04. »49 answered, ft hot ape or bean known ere i>V*fe*t#wrj .^ q ca:t?e- '^ p-ir.*my 2'l*? 'Spply ,r P*r*or- gt Bless you and thank you St Jude 49 B.L. 49 878-2100. KSO-2 JUDITH STANDING TIMBER WAKTEO - Full Service P O Box »649 7MC>V->C>N !iHO«E INC S^wlogt arid veneer Busk irk Bus Services After 6pm call 475 >867 Lost & Found Ann Arbor Ml 41107^649 7300 W*st Joy Rd Lumber Co Ph. J517J 66177¾) 37tf or 475 8217 ROBERTS REALTY 4'rt D«>t*r MKh 481300305 rt&-7 DOG LOST ~ Brittany, named Out OAK FUfSimjRE WANTED Choirs 475-0348 Woteiloo and Werkner Rdi Ph Pleos<- apply before W*d May 14 dressers tables Mrs Morrison 4 75 I5O7 _ J»9 «49 313-349-B275 ^20 34-hour ontwwring service LIGHT We Offer «*±»0 FOR LOST OR FOUND PCTS - CERTIFrEO UMPIRE - Exper»eneed MFED EXTRA CASH? Cash paid tar CHELSEA VILLAGE Phc-ie The Kumone Society of prele'red Anyone interested btqrcte* — i 3, S or 10 speeds,. Sales & Service Huron Volley at M2 55*5 between 11 INDUST1QALXDBS! pleass coil Mory Goken at 47» 78B1 Bring them in now. Student Bike WEST SIDE Shop 607 S. Forest at S. Untvernty RCA ilNTTM . PUko - Qvosor Sony am. and 5 am SwodOy through We or* accepting applications (or the J49 4-yr. oW, S-bedroom, ranch, full- Sorurday clneoa holiday*. 3100 Ann Arbor. 662-6RJ6 26ff »4 Wand Color TV* bosement. 1 blk Io elementary forlowtrto, temporary oiugnmerti* S44.ES Fut'l rime' Need itependaete Cherry hill Rd Ann Arbor Otri WANTED — Woinut and Oak Timber NuTone - ChOAnefrnaster school. Lortd contract. $71,900 or > ASSCM4UY COL Earn 5400-(600 weekly. Cnli Cot! ic-ip'. 642 6073 or write Frank Wingard - Cobra CS Radtoa ca»rt bait offer. :51714312604 eS^I HPIP Wanted • BlTeOCRT Rwner e435 >oek»on Rd. Saremoc M> Matter Antenna Spaaelisri WANTED -- Bokerr and pitta full • MACHINE OPERATORS 4BBB1. _ x24tf Antenna Rotor Insurance Job EAST SIDE MATURE COUNTfR Mtl? for dough • C*ME*Ai. LABOR tin*e orui ryort time nighl ihilts. Commeroof •eside'''<5l Solid redvrood ranch on quiet Cul-de nut *hop. afleriiooni Apply in per Apply strori •juo'iV BCKAO WANTED IO f»NT - Room or Live m "1 end rent the orfier '1 for oreoi IMMEDIATE OPfNthfOS icu iuJI and t(o«oi toy* tx«*l ond gomes re smafl etftewnxy Ca" r 4«? 442*. We service otfwr leodmg brands tax shelter. »54,900 lond contract parr t.-iym line cook* Apply in per- Call Today for on Appomtment. 50-2 Senior Citiiem 10*. Discount. Jackson Fibers Co. ton ot Chelieo Waodehed 113 » ANN A«SO« 462.7272 DISCOVERY TOY CHELSEA COUNTRY BRIGHTON 227 1218 WANTED TO RENT 3 bedroo,Ti Mom St Chel»eo Michigon, MTh par* Time fun lime (517)784-9191 Quiet treed 2'.> ocre* with pond. between 2 o.id fl p m SO 2 house Hove references Col F ie»ibie Hour & 173 2603 otter 7pm 49 LOY'S TV CENTER 14t7So. Elm St. 3-bedroom ranch with country k,t- WAITPEKSON ixperi'erxed' grill Supplemental Staffing Call ""41 64*1 chert, glass door wail to 20' deck. r^o'FESSWNAi COt tp\t" with two 512 N Mapie »d Ann Arbor 1 C'lk North -jl M11-- c.l. coo* and pure cook part-time. INC. x504 769 0198 iw.yuu. Coll for appointment 1-313-475-7169. older cK<;d'*>ij^p nng to Chelsea The Temporary H*)p People SAk MAID Port time Horct .vorn Jsckson, Michigan Clear Lakeare*arg+ 1/1*0 Welcome CHEiSEA AREA LAKES _ »40-4 ing honest fxpwuence prefenrtki ment fo rentvomediotely. Ploase coll 37tf YEAR AROUND Halt Moon Lake ELDERLY" WOAllAN "needs "full-lime Call Auro Inn 428-7993 after 6 p.m. 4752571 524 x49 2 beautiful lot with pine tree*, com hdlp. light houtework and com WANTTO RENT "in'the Chelseo arma Port-Time/Cleaning TENNIS" iNSIRUCTdR "NEEOED"" for fortable home. »46900. panionship, live-in or doy* or nights. a furnished oportment or cottoge ch^dren and oiiults. Coll 475-9630 Must have own transportation and for month* of June, July and August. and Yard Work between 9 o'ii.-9 p.m. 49 SUMMER COTTAGE. Suoor lool Lake references. Write Box MA-30, core of Please contact mo ot River Isles. Box with fireplace, excellent view of THOMSON-SHORE The Chelsea Standard, 300 N. Main MATURE RETAVL EMPLOYEE for 294. Bradenton Florida 33508. loke »19,900 St., Chelsea 48218. _ x46if Chelswa business firm. An opening Telephone, 313-748 4135 Mary SPECIALS tekneh has a pejit time summer position LOCAL MANUFACTURING CO. look for part-time, day-time employment. HsIenJJoldwiiv 491 CHELSEA AREA BUILDING SITES Call opening for a dependable, hard ing for re-tired machinist to work with occassional eMra time required RESPONSIBLE working single person us with your needs. Several available working person to do office cleaning part-*im*», flexible hours estimales. (or vocations and busy seasons. Prior seeking smoll home ot large apt. gyROASTED $ 159 afid listing more daily. ond also help us with yard work 20 hourt per wtiek. Send ncme. retnil experience is desiroblr-. Please ir-, CheUeo orea Ref#iences occosionolly. Tho hours would vary phone numbers ond reference's to submit a brief resume ond relermnce 665 0651 ««t 282or 475-3013 cfter 5 ECKRICH lb CALL 475-8348 from 20 30 per week on a flexible Post Office Box 981 Ann Arbor. Mich. Io The Chelseo Standard Box MA 5. p m ivt**.? SAUSAGE • - For All Your Real Estate Need* schwdulo. 4S106. _ . ..*4Mf Chelsea 43118, 49tf ___ _ 49 p _ NURSING CARE!"'WANTED "for 'lady. for Rent 21 OZ CAN THANK YCX- CHERRY OR PEACH Pleciso apply in person at; WAITR'ESS£S"* VVAN"T"ECI ot Country BY OWNER Small 3 bedroom, Restouront Mom St, Dexter. Ooys. Ph. (517) 851-7971 or ,517) fenced in. new 901 luinoce, base FOR RENT -- 2nd floor efficiency THOMSON SHOAK. INC. Apply in purion. -49-8 85^.-8970 alter 4 pm. »50-2 ment ) 1 cor goroge "i(.e yoruen, apartment for one person only Ph. 7300 West Joy Pci Pie Filling $1.18 CATHlift-CLERK - Maiurw re- FULL-TIME ollire oosition o.oi'ible 475-201S or 47_i-8469 X50-2 $5-5 000. Ph. 475 2477, _ .49 2 D«?«l»r •'.'.,< h 461 M 030(j sponsibte person for full Time posi with loccil compony. Voned duties CHELSEA VILLAGE Small efficiency l-LB. PKG AMERICAN FARMS 1 including typing, shipping retord Subscribe to PlfO^w npply befoit W<^d Mov U tion, Student B'ke Shop. 607 S. opt S200 Chuck Walters Realtor. kc-oping. fomputar knowledge The Chelsea Sumiard: «49 Forest, Ann Arbor. 662-6986. x46l< 475-2682 „ ;X49 hi»lp_tul. Coll 475-1373. xSOJ Sliced Bacon. * .'1.15 YEAR ROUND RENTAL on OeOutituI HART-TIME POSITION o* OiSer.Vbler Crooked Lake Ph 475 2018 or in art gailery Some .'etoil sales. NO 303 CAN DEL MONTI- AMERICA'S FAMOUS 475«469 ^SC2 ADAM HARTMAN Apply in person ot Tho loft Aft NEED A "PLACE TO LIVE' Share o LINCOLN LOS HOMES Gallery, 106 E. M-dd'e Chelseo. (313) 475-7869 MOW SEEUKG A DEALER lovely new country home with o Cut Green Beans <.. 2 ** 91 * FOR TMS AREA 75-yoor-old woman, Dexter orea. J250 per month include* i/rut.** lotto Jackpot is SZVi Million for rVetJnejtfay. Custom Home References 626-7S57 days 455-2295 after 6£ f* _-_x_49 S«p«r Lotto Jadtpo. h $2 Mitiiofi tor Saimhy. WASHTENAW Cleaning STOCKfJRIDGE VILLAGE - 2-bed- room apartment »350 Chuck Njiion k l&xv«; ">>"i-- Ii'.niirnjcoriv ,kj: y jflc4 ..\\>r , '.'..'f'fn; I o: YVoltecs Rguitor 475-288¾ _._;«4* 1 20 ACRES To' com lease — II YOU •>'t» '"» ftmi i ** ..x.' noon /V««i- -. '..wtvkiv. CARPET CLEAN trr looking "W '..-#< J O/rtyon ^•r%rnrT*> or TcvTirrrerical FOOD MARKET •*?««• v~« • m • ^e •—«« -m m m » w _.—. -^- - - WutAtn. is i<»r»<*i.i**J WEPELIVEK COMMERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL • MINOR REPAIRS Building Rental MATURING 668-8600 FREE ESTIMATES as is, 1,150 sq It norttveoa' corner 'jri'iiym •MKl i>!llV |JBW marry maids of old Chew garage Man ond 'v*- i i »I;IUM^' ^tiill^^rlL* U^J Buchonar Street* Call Bill Holme* ot CARPET SALES & INSTALLATION Cheiieo Milling, 47S-136I S2-5 e I Mil .1ri> ir-l.r-i.r hli jili d«li«r\ ASAPH 475-7869 e PTOI<« IHO ^JIIIS i«r»iO'> • Virl*u4 Ce*HH|ii^fV e IWV. M.lk. Ml*' ".CXJl I i.l Lumber Co. ClMtwtk Hi •! I MH>I*T:* l-'ll* ".»"" fl'Jl- Hvat ra«WI l& SIT tOMrh, »1 •no avilitrri IHil c*r- I Hi ''•i Species Kif UI.UIDH uc tj 60V; in^l*ll-
«1 toi urwl« U.0IX1 S Sold ir, I. I lomi i)f as DRIED DOMESTIC TOOL AND DIE MAKER ',eiTi[>'*-it HARDWOOD lo-i-v.t'tkjMi sriw-i»i --H'Si i-idvp S'HIGH Ml! WORK r*rk:i.ly l,i tu>< ^A^t' '" ''"Tt Rapidly expanding manufacturer of OEM auto OJitJ*. a tU'* rm-Kl^l n,vll« I'jn MP LAW-I ITU-W*!'-' parts looking for someone to grow with a (.'i^Hkcr Liiif-^n LK3 n^"V' Vuv^.,- '•i'l- <«l'»ni troltinKi-i nnoo inniticp i*n» n»«vk*r {517) 547-6671 h ,. ti-,-1 *-. ni>..n niry hoi. i»Ault»rt >p dynamic organization. Journeyman or 8 years ,iin M<.; ?ft* ulofd t*anir#i not Rollin. M,ch «977B p fj n2 ,i. i r ' ---11. -,«ii IMJ .-n iwic« Ihe ptic« experience. To work primarily on prototype > ttirly i-«ui*r* C«*h««W*l C*H!net • lj*»rlo» CWfSi plus. Wide variety of work in a very cleon shop. • Ov«llty Co^»*rwcil«n • FMA MUl VI trc»ft«4 • lulll-ln Comf*t**r C*nl»r - wtilr t*w «<(ue«nft. PERSONNEL ADMINISTRATOR • !nt»rkH P*»lfn tlexIMIKy for temporary Mght industrial workers day
and evening shifts in Chelsea, Dexter and [ ', V ' '!\Mf S n Mipl.lnq nrvrt .I.Mrir f p .v,inni-. F -, «i • > -11->. »luil •.oI«k Ann Arbor areas. llml*44 ln«iM«k« t*ol»--Hfll P»' **tu»4 *v Mextel Ha«w trill v<.,nl *«!*ciM'.i .r.kl ho--. th< rthil.l)- is Girl" |mr< ham or fl- t>« iiv*4 11 or vi^livl rt* Or* - 761-5700 oX.i. 2140 tlliworth Rood ; H n v i o v C«H Mr M«» tstlMt: (•»•) Dl-OtM Ann Arbor. Mi 48104 4JAS HoiwoH W.. ».,|!ff K HO W. Middle St. for appointment Atlent*. OA Mill 475-8667 or (517) 7824524 Legal Noti 20 Ih« ChelsuO Sfandoi.j. W»»d"e»doy Muy 7 I vfeV) McXUNE MEMORIAL LIBRARY Legol Notice Legal Notice US. Service 1 ard of THahks WMTtMC* rtptuxxosum; HAUL *OHT<. Al. H .*A111 I HdaaU nav inti new lemTiiAiii! HA»/; i*«Mti •*»!(•.« '*"' IM*uM Iwvin* town nt>da m the ivrriu n»l» mU» IXTIU ^^11^^11114^-..14 «r>rlain r-unj* in Ar letrn. and . .mdilMV .rf .. - --1-111 ANNUAL REPORT ,«ruaar '«* My I'ANlKt ' . 4ll.S^ Repairs, Improvements CAKI) OK THANKS MIHJ unburn* iJ a •frlain IMIMI KI»PT, nhjrta-aar made I., MAlt-MUU. WI.WK March 1. 19«» to Foeruwy 2t, 1»M I.) 1U«r 4 lN»nu*>w. Ir and Tlimt ^ KN.Y Jr j «n4l» IIUUI anil t AHU:St) ', ^ifia^ABKTU "')*U.AN I AKM-.N S«- 1 wish to th.mk all th*)»«f who (JTivr'...1)1*1'. rw*AuiJ Aild wkfs, irhft«jfl|irir WMTHKK.S ,i mnalf MAWII M«*1««> " '- band «al *rfe '4 l*il" **'ncin* . h»'l(kti in unv wav while I *<».s in ('B.ih<>n h«n(J March 1,1*SS tU,iZ!M lu t!v HalkMMl rlMk u< Yp*l«nit j MaUilMj Wayns Kfairial -S*»iilt» an, > nan Anew ia n*Kh«i»n, a.*ta«l"<« I" >»*"• •* "'„ "' FOSTER'S ti«lrtlli< \>«~«ii,ut>, >Uu|L|*]|>c, imWti IhMi, iiit bj)uw4i M .^iatnaij.i l «twa, ll^U, -nonvMliri ia>« HIM»H aa -—. 1 •• ' • '•' * the hosuitai iiiui .since my return INCOME- I M-MTibcr M, 1MI ml ratuMipd J«fHMO ' i fadWal tiari. •'< Irn*. ll^laiHl [latrott Mortaad-f. rlal*.l U- 1« "; J 5MA.U fNClNl Kr.f.AIR home A .spwiul thank you to Vul*KeTaK» WW 13 \m,ti.lJtm MM, y»4t 1*». i4 W«tam» (wuMty, Mwrulan WrftUMaa. Jalwl " Uarrh 1*71 andrwnr'ta^irillw^'ti'r .-line I'.iUit) kMnnla Mkchtiiaii, im trtttfl tiwtn- luear 14, Itll and imirdeil 11 lSc '4f|.r rrf Raaudf •' l>*^» '<* "* ''«"«» "* w*lPl 1 l'a.ttttr Siiuviitfo for his cilia ,inl ^4aU ii< M« rH««" "»' "** ' •"' *HM«M> ami Staf •* M» lnaan. <« VF Repair (ill mokes lini'iinntvi'ii c K)"i pravrr.s. to Dr Wolin <«nu the rwrwrf '1' f>Mi «1 ntkl idUrriH UH an of ,4 Mann. i«S. "> l-i"* ,M* "' *»''i*',|M* Statr Aid 3.3»-» vrmlm A, i^i. i, I l»i IW2. »i !'•»- 1» •< sow*. rolotiiUiM wmw 'hii'^."', miiM's at ('h«'lM'« t'lMiiiniiuly .ISAM' KH;KT HI:* ( iwnt> H«'(*da. m(ia4»•*»• ^1 *•>" h :l Penal Fines 4.*«.70 DHf.lt h!K1 V Hn^vda. IA vlurfi itKifT Hlod*t t'yiicwml H»s,..,n.« jiei itaa>lkarti*ttairnadUi(}tdtM. al the • rlainiad U> bn due a: lh» Ui» •» HospiUil for the «<*xi (.are I 1 ).41»r. nvNMkf.H iMftwl al lilt rHi u* «W Ph. 4.'^ l(,l\ Copter 1.JMW !hL« natti-a. lor prinripai nod HHef'M Iha (hu Hutu'* fiw prim-ipaj and !«!»"• -1 'V rcfuiviui. 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MukbHd M>l wilr Ptauty hii\ MM iw*n matitutad Is rartfror the itobt wiarerl by »*ld "v.-mtice «r ail* |>«rt K Donations 3 3*00 And JK> jua > *l law u4 ui :Mi ururad by yald morlaad* " (ay part bla*s*'i C ai-'s i^>arpvn*ij Cv*4'*a Ihrrfw*' *>w Ther»fi*» by "trttie 'a U* ««july h**ing Bxn uMtluMd la mrvrr Uw iharaat Mow, IVi-rior*, by urtaa •< the Hardware ijjutan -i •»«« Shop Miscellaneous «3 02 pnaer .,1 wl* conUuwl m »»d lu.'-lnatj' I \Hl> Or THA*»> >*« tfmiwl tw Nad inartni* pan fxrsrr (4 alk i'«*«urffl iri laid rrart|(M> and parvuaM Vi IM itattae ^ iKa So.tr ••* 47J ! |JI 16« I71J47 28 r 171.347 21 thOTHf. NUW TT«l«ru«r tiy virta* h to ih.mk the doctors, nur*in»! mjH.77 4 i pvwaj* U> tn» H4M« wf In* %Mr of ix4*c* i* haoCy *j»*n that «1 fhandty, :«* day .*• Jane, It" •! 1* «" 'l«'H » ™ •*taff ..( the i'hebea hospital, the Mtrhtaan in warn ctt* mad* and prmrfad, Jaw IP. ]faa.a( laitu ckari am . laraJ draa, l^eal 1W, «atd HaarllMe -it! he l-irw Un- Repaired EXPENSES^ *OTKX IS HEHCSY tirVRN. thai uit «a«d martjlie' «til be < »*•*> •* ad by a a»k at pabtk aatrUan. lr> Irr huhasl Kfv. Wcik.iH. the Rev Morn*. nwMiy, M»J ii. ise. at trssocaxi m airSan. 1« Ida hulaae la^eW. •« tka raddar al)»"« eaarani-e K. the Waah- StUn«s IM34.S2 the Rev Truran, North and lilt famuffl, lactJ law at if* W«r« Smat eaatnwcc to tte Waabtene*' Cnatty tana* Caaaity fca -aae "• *•* Arter Mai* Arotonab * rj'n Proftewwul Services 4,m« nwnnii •< dM Waatnaaaw (.-xMy rtrew Itumnt * the utr !*fH>oi staff, the !-n>n,v Books Court SnUiM at AM 4nar. S^tttm. nad leoaei Caantr Hlrtaju* that taatng *i rrt Caart far 8» C/»tr«y af W»*»ena«|. • I nmesse* and all our many 1.74S-S1 rwartgagi wilba fcn ™e* Chelsea Hardware Pisrio^calsmccords aarttnt to lb* NglBtl taflejr «1 tka |naa (tatey at WaaMaaja • w haW I. at Dm. Twaftaa. BT tt m»Tti ffr~*' — "' ** "T- friends who ^-enerously >{ave as MK.ai la tit M*rttei* or •* mMS a* daambad in aatd n*»r1|»a«. ur nnat> Utilities _„, aaaary to pay ttweiane * <•> »t ataraaaltl. *jmjR tnana* a* may ba nacaaaary la pajr Oat Iktetatf aa «a«y ha nacauM) to pa5LLy tt*? iM^awrtf^. »A»lS.inU«**e«-h i a$ Ph 475 r i2* their unending support .it this Book Suppbce CM aa alntaM an **H marlM* aavaat ttaa, aa aiaraaala, oa> aatd rftartjiaga^¾¾^. al lafSl * VI per f**« '»?*<' per «—' time ot sorrow. uasJi rtae>O^IMiriaiataartWa(Tlla» •US flat mat nut Itaraad at >«a*e aad Ttaaa- Office SupoUc* t»*» —|ia»»a«>uiit> tsKMBf-* num. e i Laaw-wy lareat |» ma 1 |I_ wpidi aaid prmvar* i l '' 7S2,183? »»2 Bufldhsg impwwmsat m.87 to «n*a* Ma kaaVN* • K» sreaaaaa. 3aad (•rut • Qai aeaSabaa>, tatadtl aa*d prajQfiaj ;QQI "totiC- ttaOa) YIPHJOJ ,< ya, «f Sw eartafei peare or parrel V l*aat «OOFiN& SlDiNC, rainadeling. art dltimMW bSwaai xmn reT aSKSlill .•Xkasteaf AS Oat eanato atan ar aancat at iaaat la ta* Vt»«» irf Dasm in IM C«WW». 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SiM<7ltMir * 44VM W«l •ir<-' the mi ai Sntatjr-I'rn TW^aad ISaviBMiH a federal aawnay Dank aSUI feat: ttirnce aamg t«e <^ater Htw at Builders V- Huwirnt 5uty-Wo*r tad N/1M 1. m» «• F^ereery 9ft, !«•* faa*StaVSatbHBS Waakansu PC, Marldaeat Dtatar Haad Nan* U <*&** >* ntaaatra i:> *4 II rwi«rt. aimwii Car Ojtlaanagt** mWAlJjTPAIJWIri Waal SB W (eat te the Plare tf n>0i*ar« HCENSfO nnd INiUWD w»; -:. tut IT pfpcttOnci «( l*« ar >n CIRCULATION MJ«» i SoaA VaaSaaBBam Slraat Attanary ttr k4Brt|^ta~n- MM 1 pan attSe SestlM-ait 1/4 ,4 le-d *r- CK*'O*?I luil^rm -quit ii»vui« »•«) irMtOMd (a ncmr OM VpattariL SMIftn 4tlf7 14*1 Watt But "War Head ;-fti •*. jrwl h? MM! rjwrl«*fr or ar» part Books **&* Aen|»at*Wa»t«y7 Hoi.%*-k Ijog^n *o*« Ba'"t !Ti». Vvbj£i»n«BM Daraa| At tiear»* mcoda. unnaaduu^y •^rvrf \g CO"cr»«» WO'K !»,w*r ^ iM* imrminl in t*id rnormatf* Adait X»43 it*l puf 10 KOaTTCACE SALE-I raw Oatfd at Rorbealer *UHi«an- Mar»-h ». MB-IIMJU.- T » 4* n»«l» wl Ofwuied STATU OT af a aanrtfa^a n«da I* -W<,T u. nn»m p»*i AMI un Trwrsdat At MsgiWinw - UN Call 475-1218 toy EOWaJIDSTIXLIMB. a • --«; ,U; J. \bt!. l«- altil o'rlork A y BAHK UT THE CtMlBfr*rwtA;.TH Record* *M ftKDA.SmST.ai ,^i j T™ tttd tnDTlKaa* will Dc forwrkn (*l«»l*0»eniSjJCATWe» Panics »» OMI COISKIUCA MNX^f>TltOrr .^ - v j ^rf ^ ptltaic *UCIM1A. tn U» fttt!rt-« iW hi <••*• A- U» Wertniy Mlnwn ti. 'J>' Games oaMNa-atje »„.! LAtVaTrnvR. "«c &ivse PO Bbt HI Mrt-raKan 4**.1 M» h..*. IfMl Jjri.'H IrW bwldind wrWTi- 0» runirvn-wv ,-• ,-' .L.' >M L-K L.»m> o< Vantra*• i< COriSTftUCTiON WK-Mcaa, May M4-?l «-J«nr « 'KM .' 'J* prvnum amrwta >n <4«i tar. A a«b««e> Booiu AddKt 1.M6 iiM Oanaa* ivr, ,,. 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Adest 17JS 3»rt«ad* "X) 0> *^»M • tadi caaa BMa years to form the polar ice cap QUA;!'" AO«t«VANiHIP ^. .-I.IL er*^m (MK:f r jMrrrl 4 Ur^l [ Jnveoite 7.1&3 and promdad. aabca u Santa P*« SaM .I-;I>A]I v 'rw ':<> National WikiUfe's Ranger Ku:k fc»ff ESTrMA'ES •tad naartcaer mm ba laradpaai b* j lata af - l^-Tir-nm sni Si>tr •• M«:l*M(ir. are! Records Added 4! cba tinjiajad i>raiawia«. «r a^ai pan tt mrtifSB" says that in some . ^ -^: «1. ff^iow^. u^ttit Inoni Us» Mp«rc«i«efDistrat!t 475-1080 Adntt « thMD, al aaakr .aaaW at Da« «aa* aatfaao, of Cebsnibia rtouwholds bare no piacOT. the cap is over three iv-v .n.^u: .1 * »*ttt *r Uw Wf^il jar Araar. Wca> •a*, at SMS am a'calot, Lacai Taaa, aa of private ti^wafjcrtatioit, miles thick, trie equivalent of . CENStO •rt .'•-.! (mens utomffN TO 'ir \ :. ",r. -w,»'u , >tF'V»SlAVn Records v/ktbdrswn 14 TnattSar. Mk> S. ISaV \o- : afaoat 13 Eiopir* State Buildings *i-'H.f.„- .^n(. Hi-fin «1 «.-"«»«» U) AdtA 1 SaN) anjaaaM ara aaBaMMllfe* ?• AaWKtetioo- stacked atop on* another t> •!#? ^ --^/ A* '*• V^<1 IP. ijftw G of Juvenk U Custom MH-_ n; CM' ^4 A^AT^SUM .'Airier »-'J an ancriaid aa: K- ,' '-•• s: f«t v.ir* ,- -ry S«nJ-»fV < TOTAL NUMBER OF RECORDS S» Pole Buildings jud I Jtt -mi rTL-,"ir.K theiw» Vrtf, ua:««. »hto*ttjn XExrnA etmxw , •* W»v .MM J >^..i 1/«. i? '«»« Adutt 3" StUti NO. l. part a< «Jt • »* «t SadSa* SL '^ ' , • :' Atl p*r*:lr. A ^'. 'J» StkJ'^ .i:>' ' T1S, RnE.Ja-laaCiTniaiaaa), Kaa^riwja) f Jdveoik £9 'jf-'i^A^!^ Nj >r v! ' wOM ,l" ,^.:.,/ A (*vt rr,or» ,,-.cv* ? "-A'r*: *' C^aVt*, lEsTCfkafan, aKCWdJaBatf*, In) S%nT IEV 1 Total Number of Videos . 2> tbar*^ m rawadad m Utar N a| piak. bVlld.r-tjN J''> St* " »4» <>•* *" < iiri'.i*'^ .¾^ >,* <, .• •*.' I-'^* * pa«» >>!*, W iH nn Caaat. Hm* ATTENTION LYNDON th* i^irtol* *;• and 'o«qh io«rr. './.-rii ^ ^"ilti ll^ir^. 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Apr ) ZMt-Mar 7-14-21 -t .r,r.' .vn-.,^-,^ \ex pu-k^w nttf^ui^v Chelsea Standards Bound *h* following Board Members - • rr V- « -;r ' ^' ,4 « ^trli.!, WKY rf Cbdsea Staadardscn Microfilm John Kurd (Supervisor) 475 2764 3us. Opportunity 1 *r --1 ,' •• ...-.;TT1 in BW Cn. A V> Art Reports St ATE Of MICHIGAN V, Ml:l1|£i'. *Tab*ar C«art Lindo Wod* (Clerk) 498-2042 UVIMP j/k1 ^^ ribn^l A:.. !.>lk)(4i: CenMtery File UsUngs t mmty al mmt*mmm OWN VOUR OV.N jcon-iporliwffar be*.'rami it • pauu * (MI t^jl .J -JK- Jor>it Kniepet (Treasurer) 4/5 3b86 REGISTERED PATRONS 4.267 \n BUCATioN votrt Lotl'ei Apporo! tK,ldi«n 5 lo'9« *«ii .ir^ :< • -A : JI 'jTt.'i.X'S ADOTTKA T' i Barboro Roderick (Trustee) 475-7056 *i7*. comfainoJicr; Horu. p OF YPSUANT! Village Residents 1,3*7 neruuKD ESTATE rfiaterniry. donce^ear au_ ^. n rTaf ftf George Bee>mon (TrustejeJ 475-7211 U* rur aji4 *J1«CKY tAst par%iU m\\t\ «ai.o Psriicipa'.ing Residents 2,569 Jordothe, Chic Let- Lo/i, Izod, L tjUU J QREM/H'i 1. STt««.V>i >julh jr>* JS («1 l.iijfT a1 1*^4 :-> TJw *»^il L>trt*if& Svti^i Sei untv Sunribi-f Deodl>ne to respond i^ Moy 15 )906 Oi'ono. Torriboy Colvm Kle.r. Sergio NcHj-Resjiifflts 241 l.lr :.' Hr>l*IT >-S*i-*-i ^iirt*w:V. th7,^. "- V+m¥£ i Valente. E»-ort Pi cone Liz Cloibome, n-^f t1^, •!• -»h^,*4ii"l a^«H* \ortTi JJOTW '.it LtBRAKY BOARD T ,j All l/rtcrestBl Ptf-wfu >'Hir KBJtest IT. M*mb«;fi Only. Gasoline, Moollhicx >V- ..-rf- rf fcirr/w«rSl7(-i< tL rAt Sjotr. ,rw ,'W Anne Belser President •Jw -*i|* may » barfrt iy *t(n.teil by "JVII Ov»r 1.000 otherv SN.300 to S25 9CO riLi.:- Sirt^t '.!^TJIT ^orThwi^lrr..* ji^rf^ In* Susan Walters Vice-President Seitr^H irtventorv. tfam;/. ^ IMt 'I ° 30 r LYNDON TOWNSHIP dpenir.q «tc Cor ooc-n 15 day: Mr. 5U.it 'i'«:. :'*- wwi *"»» -UW (^ »»«i W: Daphne Hodder Secretary - . :j In thv pri^aty cdurtrcMRl \nr Arbur. Sidney (40'i;iii-4^»9. x49 LrwiK'i- Vut" io l.vl fiivt .J and LOiralki with John Groesser Treasurer V!;, r.ii*r. fjcTinv Hui Judith JMW Viiod. b^.d *,-^ :..-..' A UK Kitr o/ atgKnum; JL-CKC .•< PratiaU ' hrariru! aiU Ik rirtd on UneW L. Wode, Clerk ard of Thanks During the -vis n.-ntJtj in^TLnuilWi lullo*- Anne Mertel, Gary Zt:m (lw urtjtid rf ^yrna V .Salyer rwjueirtirn! iv.U the sak. the f.n.«j^n•. rr»»> be mieemed 'J)M Myma V Salter he anpotrted fVrvjrutl CARD OF THANKS Datetl at (.lawwxi. MirlUjMi, Vt»r< h .11 KewacBLiUt r o( GrcKia"> I ."ilep*ii.-rv. "fw lived at 1» i7ho»BtH Dnvi. i.Vtaea MK+II -From the husband of E^LiLne im Automotive employees rtpn- Mil HMAS NATIONAL BA\K-AVN Leqql Notice K*n and •*• ied at,t)f r r : *J» S:M:lh, I vv;.-;(> !u tr:,;rik a!! the AKEOii ^>elli iHMliy 11 ptrCinl vi »•»: lo^n Creditor* arr n4ifu^ It^t i/'^i^. ;l ill ianiily, li'ienclM. and r.i'ighbor^ for Mur'^i^.T • l*irr^ a^auut UH OviM.'vfj ••'•H) 6* pie- MOKtGAGE SAl-£-£M*u2l hu been reuil wt>r*. forct? in tht* nation. MTH-J pff-bumally :jr 0« ntau U) txxh the cill llii/ir prrt>'ei"h, flower*, curds Tiiriot:', • M Suvj. madr in rhocoodlticu o< a a»rt*««* ntiaS: ay 1+jQ % V',..r!rfli V.. f K*i These 1.6 nuH'oii Aroencans in Pi rs-yjl Keprtaauauve a<«l , ot kinil/iL'.ss ,.'i nty tunc of KRANCES V*N "A'lLTORD to lnt«1fta£iC««J ,,r L*<«IT IuJ> IS. US» VHJCT is lurthti LAST DAY OF t'k*.»»',. MI •**;: VJ, rtgafeV CuaVr.X *" IlimOu :iirp(a*abiA, clude motor vemcie dealers. auUi Auonitv (or Mon^^w t:\rr, L,>|»| i(w e*s(r mil then b* M»i|?n«l tu -•VUJTOW. Martcaac. [MtcdMa> 11. W- irtd rerorrf- \.x",:*;«-.rj, i^M*.; supply store workers and gaso mULled prr-^ira «ppeannt( rj re<(ird " Br .- -... .-.- ed on ata) IS, 1«71. in Libtr 1»:, P»«e «B. line service station operators, ac Ubir Va. : IfSt. Wd^trtii* County KtcWili Micftwun, irtd My-Tid V Silyrr ixn. hrU SirOu^b mesw Wflitfnrflarm 0} cording to the Motor Vehicle Prrvj.in. K*^rt*«lUUvtr Federal YattfOaJ Mort*i«« AAiOclaUlA, 4 Manufacturers Association. tS !"rar»UM* Drive nalKvial Oj(/ ar 4»*£D- tVl W4JHU REGISTRATION rae.Tt ,iat«ieKfcatUSBA' >l I' 191''' Wa&hWV Cijjniv Krr-urds Mm^an. X. '»,WM.V< J KjiSecuK.-her wluch mort^^c there u> cl*im«l tu br AJT h<,« 1'U NOTICE to* i*K tamV tte sum 4 TwmtY Thoiund ' >»!»*- HI «l Lt-afl» Five Hui^rni Tweot>-Thrte and tt'ldO Ptvxu 113. ilVtm ur I7i-16 W Hotke Is Hereby Given thai off IfSOzLs:. inciud>n« dtartat »i V* par THE Uat 7 SCHOOL AftDuXfi. Under "Jk EKnrcr 4( 54 k ^nUined IS iaid rawteaCt and Ulr aUOKt ul such cut made TIME Although progress is beui* ant) pruvidrd. w*K* a nefl*y givtn tn»t ;naoV m moving women into jobs salt] rnoct^t kill be (4r«clc«ed V, * sale a< f once virtually closedto tliem. the .U^ wr*r**n* -*** n#»4«M«^^ /^ »"*TV OBf! ^ OF FLECTION th*m; *i Jtjhlir vendut. at tte weat «i(raac« term ' wou*en's »crk" u> not yet NOXIOUS U; Uw C«inlv Buildup ^i Ann Arbor outdated, llvs top 10 jobs for Mk.-hitfan. al id »*m o'cl.x.t, LocaJ Tune, oti Trmrwids y»y 3J, :* TOUR women are siwetary, cashier, SaKt prcnuM* irr utuated in U» Tcnrftirue bookkeeper, registered nurse, rtttict «* Urt l»e-Y •* to&tntfadtimBKtond '* VpaiUi^i, Wuihuriaw County, Mictn^an, LIFE. waitress, elementary school MA arc Je»Tiot.i u 1J« tU, WESTWll.W.:* 'JNIT NO U, a 1 teacher, nursing aide, saiv . WEEDS SVUIVUIIH u< pert -j< Sw.-t.idfi H. T3S, R^, B*. i uilunicci worker, sales supervise! YDSJUUIL Towrtuhjfi. WAit>i«rw*n Ctmnty Chelsea .School District .HKI'UKW. wi-rjrdinK to Lri» plat thereO< ts proprietor and typist, almost ali grown on any kind anywhere rtforQird m IJWT ;» «' l*l»t* on t'ine it, relatively low paying jobs, ac- WASHTINAW AND JACKSON COUNTII$f MICHIOAN WunU'itav l. ivri.ot-ua Uunr^; tlw IUX cuntht immediat^Jy loiV^w- cordunt; to "Meeting the Chal within the Village of Chelsea ir«j th« .ia*?. the proptii. niov b* f«kefl>«rj. lenges of the 90s," a publication Oated. ApfiiO. 1K« of the Women's Bureau of the KEDERAl. NATIONAL MORTGAGE TO THE ILtCTOtS Of THE SCHOOL DrSTtrO: A,SS iVmerican Please Toke Notice that thin Annua! School FlfK-tion of 6» Krey Buil.lin^ SttimUirtt Want ill" firund Hapitis, Ml «603 Red Cross the School District will be rt«ld on April U-.10-Slay 7-1*21 + t,rt (Juuri Hr*ull*l g»ftf^r-f»t * n «t ",^"t :00 o'clock, p.m., on Monday. Shall make the owner of such property DY MAIL OfMVERY • ONI YEAR '10; ILSIWMIM IN U- $. '12.90 May 12, 1986, are not eligible to vote at the Annual liable for the cost of cutting such weeds as School election. Name done by the village, Persons planning to register with the respective ciiy or ft township clerks musi astwiiyin ifie days and hours on Porsons desiring wmeone to mow loti should con Address. which the clerk's offices are open tor registration. tact the Village Manager. Village will be having City State _._ .....Zip their property mowed at seme time. This Notice is given bv order of the Board i?t Education, H you ere not presently a subscriber, receiving your Standard by mall, ANNE M. COMEAU VILLAGE OF CHELSEA Fill out form- mb HoepttaJ. W«r- United Mpthodiit Retirement Born AUK. y, 1W m Kmtucky, Home. it* ill the OauKhUtr <>f Ralph rrn. IVIU1HEA3 OKI She was bom April 14, 1901 in and Myrtle Hubbard. She moved He was horn Keb. 5, Iflpf at b\*y City, the *on of Charles H, Iberia, Mo . the daughter of John to YptiUnti in infancy and and Aulta JANICE SWEENY. RN. of at the time of her death was in Mrs. Schuta had bees a reai- Reliability Engineering for cumeeh Chapter No. ft] OES Grass Lake, received an aa- He married Ethel M. MacKen- dent of Chelae* for several years »«daet degree w*» keaen Jr ow> ON ANY ACT I DRESS Hydra-Matic Division. GMC and bad come from Elkton, She married James i^wn ae. June 17, UN, in Bay City. tag front Jaeksea (>oimieatly He is survived by his wife, two where sot and her tmahand had Cettegc April Ja. Jan has neea an Naiaon, Jr . Aug. |ft, 1»» u, Yp- moved to m IM. suoati; he survives. She was a daughters, Mm. H, William LPNfor a years and has been (Carol) Hanstoc* of Sterling Mrs, Sehaiis attended CeetnU ewpleyed by the L. ef M member of Chelae* Church of Mictagafl University and taught SAVE $5.00 Owtft and active with the Heights, and Mrs. David (Maryi Heeottal ea a general sargery Hosnjer of Dexter; a slater, Mr*. county schssss in Poppsi and aatt far the Mat seven years. Se Cgsjaea South School PTO. Arti JUdge. She returned u, coQege attd craft* wen her hobby. Uoyd Miry Bdkl Bebner of la areseady werkkeg with a Hint; five gXMdcMldren and six and In 1W received her Uechlag : at the Uatverstty of ON ANY SHIP *N SHORE ITEM Inrvtvors include her husband degree and taognt at the (IgeOB at borne Md her parents of Ttp- grertijrandcJnMrett. Funeral MUM wifl b* hfW s*]jfj] t")aiy actMoss ojgtl her Offer good through Satmnby, May 10, 1996. tsja; two daughter*. Jamie Linda reUremtot ia iffj. She was a eadUri Ann; three sisters. Mrs. Wednesday, May 7, a* 1 pm M the rloamar F—itl Hat**, wHfc member of the Hkton TJettjol STORE HOUUs Hoe*. tJhm fin.. 9 tat *. Sot., •> es> ft. Re* (Gladys) Gray of WlUls, MMiedMt church, nttnn lantnr 8viZfr& *f* LMDS (Linda Sua) Dc&e- the Rev, Wakam 0. Tatt of- ftcieting. and the Huron County aift* of Plymouth and Dale I Tbachers Aasodatton. A daughter, Kathy Janae, Burial wlU follow at Forest SatevMy, April 26. at St. Joaepb VHIRT • af^aLwK VHal^PeaT^aaPB dawn MI of Indiana; several SssrvnoBg are three sons, John nieces and nephews Uwn Cemetery, Dexter. vfercy Hospital, Ann Arbor, te Memorials amy be made to the of Ohcs«a, m,, Gerard, Jr., of Paul and Janet Everett of Oaf Pet* A Shirley Endorlo, Owners A prayer service will be held at Meeatt Ptasssect, in, end Dan of PHOHK «26-2332 f:• pj». Wednesday at Moore Chelsea United Method** Home. US-12. Chelsea. Kathy has a 8063 MAIN ST., MXVUt Rrsawdto Part, DL, eight grand- brother, Steven, 14 and * sister, Memorial Chapel, Ypattanti. ' UlnY is) aaj tin)" risttn. Funeral services will be at 11 /\my, 12. Although progress is being servtese wffl be held of Christ with Mr Gary made n flooring women into Job* weossaeaey, aaay /, ai u ajn. Jeremy Michael. Monday, Vaajfht officiating. Burial udfl once rtrtaaOy closed to them, the fnrotrwE»te«rjtaiedMetbodh« April 14, to Kevin and Marie Casual Outdoor Furniture folow at Wasotenong Memorial term "woman's wart" is not yet church. Burial will be In VanOrman of Dale ».. Chelsea. Park, Ann Arbor. oiiaatiiit The tap 1« Jobs for Grandbnm ramatorr Pigeon. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Exprtartons of syttspetny may be Those desiring, may make con- women are secretary, cashier, Fred Klink. Jr, of Chelsea and Gliders by Lloyd/Flanders bookkeeper, registered nurse, mMk to the Elkton-Plgeon- Mr and Mrs. Robert VanOrman tributions to the Church of Christ Bayport School Lmrary, Pigeon. tea memorial fund in her name waitress, elementary school o< Milan. teacher, nursing aide, sales Local arrsngxiiioti were by at Moore Memorial Chapel where StaifajHrfitehetl Funeral Home. friends may call from ft pJn. worker, sales supervisor/ A son, Charies Patrick Vincent, Teeaday through 9 pm Wednes proprietor and typsst, almost all Thursday, March 2B, to Jennifer day and at the church from 10 relatively low paying jobs, and Chariot Batftff of Vpsuaoti ajn. Thursday until time of serv- according to "Meeting the Gail V. Mohn Maternal grssadparents are Mary Challenges of the 80»/' a publica Castsriisc sS Ass Arbor, ssi tion of thV Women's Bureau of the Chelaea Richard CasterlvK of Chelaea. U. S. Department of Labor. Gail V. Mohn, H8 Sugar Loaf Substnbe today lo The Standard Paternal grandparents are the Lake, Chelaea, 12, (Led Monday late tJorse Bailiff and Laura morning, May 5. at Foote Ratiiff of Feds Creek, Ky Great- Memorial Hospital. Jackson- grsrwlparents are Mr. and Mrs. She was born March 11,19M in Dooaid QaweriBie of Dundee. Mr, Carey, 0., the daughter of Peter and Mrs. Leo Schnurstem of and Cora (Gibson) Long. On Huskin. Fla., and Arizona March M, 1911 she married Patrick of Chelsea and the late WUaatn Mohn and be preceded Charies Patrick. her m death on March 12, IMS. Mrs. Mohn had been a reakfcnt of Chelaea for 2S yean, coming A daughter. Katrine Lynn, 5-pc. Perma-Wlcker® action from Totedo, 0. April 21. to Robert and Brenda Surviving are two daughters, Moftett of Jerusalem Rd Mater Comfort and ocuor. ore words to descobe rhete) outstanding pieces-. Sofa Mrs. Peter M i Dorcas) Kinsey of nal grandparents art Dale and glider lov»i*at glider choir glider cocktail taejl* and stacking table for in Chelsea, and Mrs. Albert L. Helen Augustine of Chelsea door or outdoor o»« Paternal grandparents are the (Flerence) Ahress of Jackson- Sofa Gl>oer Meg. S3?4 50 *23MI Cocktail Table, «og- S86.75 »•*.»$ for Your totpoction Three grandchildren and four late Robert W Moffett ami Lov«««at Glkter. Bog. S2<9 *0 »ltMvt9 Stacking TaWe Reg *53 75 S»9.«9 Ovr WO LOT" 1* ALWAYS OTCN for you to browse great-gnutdchLldnn also sur Valerie Moffett »tuj UK iwV. i«\/>|iii-4n r\ ri m.iMi thin K^ff j ?«4 nekft. William Doutert officiating cent i oi ihose with children Graveside services will be held younger than ti. according to FURNITURE and FLOORCOVERINGS Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Toledo "Meeting the Challenges of the Memorial Park Cemetery, 80s,' a publication of the Syivania, 0. Women's Bureau of the U. S. Deprjtment : LONCHHENDll ^_r*-_ •*!.— ^ ft *o * I*I r- * Weeks of May 716 Wednesday, May 7-Deli turkey sandwich, macaroni Don't send cash OOM POPPtttOOt STIVI SMYtH salad, vegetable sticks, browrue, milk. Ua\BMAB*aaaiBW lift** •*••%•• Thursday, May a—Boneless Only (ntnutet away. Located ' i mils north oH 1-94. E«it 'S9 Rib-B-Q. escalloped potatoes, tlwayi a srfrtjt election. Warronlia* n\i pud ding, milk. M.Hiday. May \2—Cheeseburg 1976 FCMID LTD WofDfl »0*5 er on bun. potato chips, dill Use our 1077 FQOO LTD W««»n »**> pickles, peach half, milk. 1077 rNUMMeeieo — owick (•:• *i.*vs TuesA y, Msy 13—Steak nug W» roan LTD H, •«c^twit »rtM^K>r»v.tkw» »t.»+3 gets with sauce, trench fries, cole ier« VW RAaaiT — fraot w«i**l rfrlv* «1.**9 slaw, JeLH), milk checking account ie?7 •UKK L»S«4r* - Full liu »1,0*3 Wednesday. May 14- Ham pat- i«to MitCUKT X*p»«yr 4-dr »2.**5 ty on bun, hash brown patty, car- 1*70 rateMOMT Finu«A flip roof »1,403 roi and celery stii. Ice Juicee. I/teW sWlll MllilNlil leoo vw naaaiT. beautiful »3.*+s milk. 1*02 BiCO*1 Adr., aatiMnatU tranwnltftlOn . . »1.4*9 Thursday, May IS Savory 1VO0 MUSTANO. 3-door. auto, and air. »3,**3 beef on whipped potatoes, but IUI UIII paying. 19*2 GRANADA WACOM »3.0*3 tered green beans, dinner roll/- 19*1 GMC PICKUP. C1JOO »*r»M »3.**» butter. crushed pineapple, milk. 1*04 FOOO l*co*-t 2*.. locaMy 9«i«4 »4,4*5 Friday. May 16—Fruit punch. Discontinue paying your bills in service. You wilt have a complete ma CtAMAOA WACOM, famfiy tit* «4.0*9 Uco:> with sauce, lettuce, record of payment as all cancell F0«0 ^-1 »0 Pkkup, prlc*dch»sp »4.0*9 person with cash. Our checking i«aa tomatoes and cheese, buttered ed checks are returned, And, the i«as MKUftt MAOOillS - 4-rfoor »9,**5 corn, tresh fruit, milk, account program will give you the 1««4 HMO F-1S0 lup+t C«>, vvtonMiflc »7,4«) security needed for bill paying checkbook register when com IOCS DOOOf ArlM, «wt«m«tl< with Mir »7,499 and save valuable time. pleted becomes an excellent ie*i MiaCURV Ormrrf f*af^vt% 4-dr »1.4*9 record for budget management. 1ft» FO«t> B«n9«f XL 4»4 with «lr »9.**9 MlKuar OR A NO MAROUIS 4 ooof **.**» [ You can pay bifts in the privacy of ites iocs THUNDCROJeO Turbo coup* * 10,#00 Y.i\-\\ of our client's requirenicnis your home with our chocking Come in and open your checking ions LINCOLN COMTININTAI *-4oot. only lO.OOOmll** »17,too is JilVcrcnt, » hi-jh meJns ihai tjch account soon. When bill paying LINCOiN CONTINCNTAL ••door, *»*lrt*f t*r(»« . . »1*.*00 iTniminirnt wo produce n custom.' ma cantJ f\M (he indmJuJl iifflily time arrives, you'll be glad you We .iJvi.se im ccniciffv rejulaimns. proper piupivri i>n. 11 a I c r i ,11 And did! Have a great day ^ approprijir- syniHolisni. v-yy
FORD 5^//f/>?H MfRCURY NOMJ of fat 40-hr. (•**•?•••<* aeersafee pAttetC •W HM> fearMfeee* Wy-fceck proonwi. NX)NllMJS'f •«^r«**M»*d 1»; OPEN: Won. and Thurs til 8:30 p.m. COIE-BURGHARDT Saturday'tH 13:30 p.m. Branch Office Member F.O.I.C Main Office In Washtenaw County since April !5th, 1.912 FUNERAL CHAPEL 1010 $, Main Phone 475-1355 305 S. Main CHELSEA 4751800 11« I. MM***. OMIMM 47»-1941 * i i \ i < v > t '\ V \ \ \ \
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* »-71 you can Jf toeWai ;al*rftftt itTIi Mi Rcefeatka count on. Ttot HoapttaJ aad Chelsea Cwo» iMAprflMiaiMw* ad frtta? « *•*• AUTO Afc. Mary's School HOA«OWN£RS BOAT Reunion Planners UFf RENT' R5 Meed Addre**e# SAVE St Mary» School Reunion JACK 5CHLAFF Committee is searching for ad- dtestm far the following former AGENCY clftMRtttos: Tftereaa Soj*, Mike Rctth, Terry Wilkena, Dorothy 4)3 Clark, Joanne Popsmch, Mona Michigan 426-3516 DiUon, Steve Fitxsimmons, **^r^4rv_ snaron v«n, sue OHitaiu. Daryi Fischer, Nancy Hoppe, Julie HEAVY DUTY 7444 C>*K'er Ann Asbor Rd RcaebuiA, and all members of D«R?<*r Withigon the Wincrmn lamily and Casbjun WASHER family. Any information on the above • No 1 in; Long life may be given to Bobbie Hof- • Fewest repairs fenbecker at 475-WS1. |tOC MONTH Of MA Y Anyone who hain't received an • Lowest service costs invitation by May 1* abooJd also • Brand preference * contact Bobbie Harfenbacfcer, or A 1MA» 1MB -1»3* Uinia Montgomery, at 47S-IM5. 'Smtf m Cmntmm Vtod »AHV LU««iO« J*Ki AJT •# f«A*Mf«*r Extra Pet Food ('otlevleil To Helft »*My, «rw» ».M PW» fowl Animal* MaV TM*U THUMOAT «4« *»«»rk« Ann Arbor Jaycres and the IV Iv^OC^MHryttyWllbt Humane Society of Huron Valley SATUntAT MM Rfb («*MMN> awgja CM*| are apurooring a Be Kuxl to Aaunals Week' Pet Food Dnv* turn**, MAY n—* 1^ •*•? from Saturday, May 3 thru ugh Monday. May 19. Shopper?; m participating WAff SPfflAj | stores may buy extra cam, of pt-t food and leave them in iv!l-.'ftion TOPSPOBTSEVBrTSsslKSCSKMTV barrel* at in* front of the store. ''*•«*« UV1 RAMD FRIDAY A SATUftOAT The (JiFimtn-;is wili help offset tfu; tost of earing for more than ^.000 CATERING We-ddmg Groduotton Sunn—> Mooting* anunal.s brought to the shelter each >t*ar ^H MAYTAGj i'hf following stores will tx' piirtifipidin^ in the drive: Show- WOLVERINE erinans RiA, Food it Drug Mart, IJadare 1 M\H Pet Suppb. Ann Ar Food & Spirits bor Pet Supply fali in Ann Arborn alliiiia Kroner Stores; J W. OW US-VS A M-32 4 C Store, A L P Store, Pt't.s N" SALE Things • <*U in Salmi-1; IGA o» BIG LOAD FULL-SIZE JETCLEAN" Cb*l**a (313)475-9014 Dexter 30 ELECTRIC DRYERS UPRIGHT DISHWASHERS RANGES • The Ho. 1 Preferred LAUNDRY • Nobody else gets • Deiuxe easy-ciean Dryer* • Commercially your oisnes cieaner styling • Large • Full size top loading than Maytag • *tobcrjy capacity oven • proven in sol! service washer with gas or • FORD iaundnes else buikfe Cooking quality you electric dryer on top dishwashers like can count on • Only 21 ." *ide T-^/VTWB MERCURY Maytag *36 montht. * WV.202 Di,l\washei. CDE HSO. CRf 750, Opon MonTluiri. «fl f, Sat 'til 1 pan. • MR VICE OPEN SATURDAY, TOO. CR£ 300 CHG 300 Konye. CHELSEA *Z£1TJZ:*£Z£" 475-1301 1986 1986 A PREE RANGER ESCORTS •^r-r- FROM n CDHM 5.9°/< • I I XS I * k $ AMYUAlWCEVTAGE RATE EASY FINANCING 5698 ON SELECT MODELS •5680 NO DOWN PAYMENT NEEDED when HeydlouH's arranges your low interest 1986 MERCURY LYNX XR-3 1986F-150S/CABXLT and financing with a First of America Home Im RYU provement Loan Account. Credit approval •vew «wiy is quick and repayment forms are flexible enough to lii most any budget.
(Baswd on o National Survey asking Con W* Ilk* keeping the Mav*og repairman FREE DURAUNER 8999' 12,999' symers wSich brond lonely Should your appliance ever need thi?v would lik* tt> 1986 EXP 1986 MERCURY CAPRI 5.0L repair, we ii give you tree ad«ice and quick own access to parts • •' ^-L.- ••-ty-* And Raydtawff' 1 wifl 4a normal remstaltation fre* of extra charge STOCK I6MI40 '11,699' FREE NIXT DAY DILIYIRY 1986 COLLEGE GRADUATE 1986 £\ BRONCO II PROGRAM MERCURY Aik os obovt no down payment financing? — FROM • $400 ALLOWANCE TOPAZ For Sales A Service . . . • SPECIAL FINANCING FROM Tho Fortl Mo*of t'n. ) * *10,599' or> pur- KfJ^*> ,Mly •7499' HEYDLAUFF'S INClUOtS All fAaORT STANMRD IQUtP t»tUV OPTIONS TAX ll<; 4 DESTINATION \ Open Mon. Evenings til 7.30 T FriVtil 5:30. Sot. til 4:00 PALMER PRICED 113 N. Main St., Chelsea Ph. 475-»2.11 SOMl UNITS MUST B( ORDfRfp ^ ^^ v r-V
