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ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIXTH YEAR— No. 37 CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1998 28.P ages This W eek Supplement
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Beach school hit by flu outbreak „ Beach M iddle School has seen a rash of Illness lately- with up'to 170 kids absent By Erie Bowen" parently fheyer recorded~byr from school last week, Prin Staff W riter ' t h e s t a t e . cipal Bill W estcott reported Sylvan Township Board vlyers ; said ‘ the ~ council to the Chelsea Board of Y voted Feb. 3 to.protest the an voted to annex the land, be Education Monday. nexation into the village of cause it w as the easiest way to W estcott said a flu virus property near the Chelsea Re include as part, of the village thathas been traveling tirem ent Community. Supervi what he believed to be already around schools hit Beach sor Jerry Dress el house said within the' boundaries. Sylvan hard at the beginning of the the board thought it would be Township decided to contest w eek but has tapered off in detrimental to‘ Chelsea’s the annexation to forestall the recent-days-— — -— -• - downtown with the village’s boundary • commission fr 0|m ‘ Itw as-bad-there last; intention toV onverl the village including it in the city B ound1" week," W estcott said. “But into.a city.-— -— _■------— a r i e s . we only have 50 people gone At issue is a piece of land Village PresTdenTTTichard t o d a y . ” just w est’ of the retirement Steele said that, though the Wesfceqtt-said that in com m unity that juts info SyT~ boundary commission has the~ som e cases of w idespread van Township frornYhe. west power to square .off the illness, schools will close ern border of Chelsea. Chelsea boundaries, he didn’t think down and send kids home. — Cross-Stitch Lesson— Village Council voted to annex it would go against the agree H e said if 33 percent of the Form er University of M ichigan Professor Lawrence Ogden shows M ^sha Hansen’s second-grade the piece;of fand Jan. 13 upon ment, of the township and.vil student population is sick, class how to cross-stitch. Pictured are Ogden, Kara Crcm er, A nna Foley, M egan Jerant, Alyssa Miller, request of the retirem ent com lage. He said cutting out that the health departm ent con Ashley Clouse, Em ily Babbitt, Ian Macleod, Daniel Case, W illa Booth, Angel Parm entier, Johnathan m u n i t y . much land would amount to siders closing school. On "Brooks, Colleen Cottrell and Bean Roberts. - - ~ - D resselhouse said his con-“ gouging, and he didn’t think it the worst day Feb. 3, only 23 cern is that the annexation would go through. •percent w ere absent. will create an-oppor-tunity- fpr -‘The boundary com m ission The illness hit Beach the state boundary commis can take a boundary and put it harder than at other times, s i g n sion to square off Chelsea’s w herever they w ant to,” Steele because the.school w ascon border farther west .than the- said. “But I certainly don’t ducting M EA P tests for sev- two municipalities had think they would, square it enth- and eighth-graders. agreed. The boundary conv o f f .” ' : ' ; .W estcott sai d.stude nts '.are. mission- decides how a city's - O ne-way to ensure- the- com ing in during zero hour- boundaries will look when an boundary commission would By Eric Bowen before regular classes start all day, but we just w ant to be leading up to the initial deci application for incorporation not cut out a swath of land Staff W riter to finish the tests. anie to keep the choice.” sion to offer the all-day, alter- into a city goes to the state for frorri Sylvan Township w ould He saideveryone“att h e ” _ Board discussion over the The district hag 1 h a d n u - nate-day program.:JLe.isaicL it a p p r o v a l s be TOr the viIlagc and- the school is^yorking to ensure m erits of moving to an all-day merous meetings with parents was im portant for the board to If the commission squares, township to sign a contractual kids needs are met, but he is alternate-day kindergarten got over the last few months to remember whether the pro off the , boundaries farther agreement stipulating\ the glad to see the flu running a little more spirited than dissem inate inform ation about gram was presented to resi west, a large section of Sylvan .boundaries, Dresselhouse its course. usual M onday night when T rus-, the program. Assistant Super dents as a choice or a staging Township will becom e part of said. The contract is known as .. "Ithink thatitY gone _ tee Jill Taylor brought up con- v intendent Iva Corbett has met. ground for later policy change: the City of“Chglsea~~Dres^el-i :425.-agreem ent,nam edfor. through other schools andj cerns from parents over with parents with children Corbett said she is continu house, said the section is . Public Act 425, which allows we w ere the next hit;” W est eliminating the choice -be currently in. kindergarten and ing to-m eet with- parents to slated to be zoned for urban shared use of. land by cities cott said. “But the kids are tween the two programs. w i t h p a r e n t s o f y o u n g e r k i d s ter discuss the issue, including-a use, such as higher-density and townships. • \ back and people are well;” “ Taylor said some parentsTfT" find out their concerns. " meeting held Wednesday housing or comrherciaT deVet;_ "Steele said the 425 agree- the district, are circulating a Corbett saief the biggest night. She said she has re op.ment. He said this type of ments are typically used for School board to petition to keep the. current concern she has heard from ceived a small num ber of calls zoning is appropriate given its economic development with refinance debt system, which allows parents parents is that they are wor from parents, which she takes proximity to Chelsea and the- limited scope. IT an Industry to- decide whether they w ant ried their children will not be to m ean people are generally wetland further west that wanted to join the village, for Chelsea school board their children to go all day or- m ature‘enough to cope with, inform ed o<' the issue. would shield iffrom the rest of instance, the two municipalT- V oted to m ove forw ard w ith =>» h a l f d a y . going to school ail day. She rural Sylvan Township. ties could draw up a contract refinancing the district’s At the meeting, Corbett re said parents are also con According to Dresselhouse, to share tax. revenue and re bond debt. The bonds will “Parents, have come to me iterated the benefits to the cerned about how the schools if the land; were added to the sponsibility for utilities for up and said they would like a be resold at a low er interest school district of m oving to an will handle the lunch period ’village, Sylvan Township to 50 years, renew able twice. choice,” ‘Taylor said. “They rate which could save the all-day prograim^She said the -and transportation of students would have to - zone -another— The— i said the meetings presented district close to $2 million , district could save $52,000 in during regular hours. section of the township for ur „ could not violate the term s of only the favorable side (of the over the course of the bond. transportation costs by elimi Taylor asked Corbett at the ban use, giving developers the the 425 agreem ent by squaring d e b a t e ) . ” nating mid-day bus routes. She board meeting if the’ district possibility of setting up com - off the boundaries of the city. Mentorship Chelsea resident Ginni also said that- research has has taken a survey of-parents- merciql centers , outside of ' ir^Dressel house said" the sam e- ^O’QuinnisLam ongtheorganiz- shown" education would 1 n o t : to ask them whether they Chelsea’s downtown, which agreem ent could be used on a participants ers qf the petition drive. She suffer, and may even be im- ■wm rki-support going to an nil larger scale to set the bounda said she wouldTike the district proved by the all-day program . day' format, She said that it for commuftity developm ent. ries of the village. H e said Syl present to board to continue the current policy might be better to find out In an attempt to further “The most likely location van has approached the vil In the second round of that 'allows parents to choose what parents think is best be dissem inate information, a re (for u rban zqning) is south of I- lage with the possibility .in three presentations to the which system is better for fore. going forward with a de cent issue of Chelsea. Chal 94 - on M.-52,” Dresselhouse May, - but receiyed response“ - scTiboTboardl Chelsea-High t h e i r c i s i o n . lenge,* the school ' district’s said. “If a Wal-Mart or strip only recently. School students told Chelsea. O’Quinn said her son will . Corbett responded that she newsletter, outlined several mall went in there it could Steele said he didn’t know Board of Education w hat be entering.school in the next would hesitate to survey par questions and answers regard have a negative- impact on -whether a 425 agreement , they had, worked on; over the few years'and she wants to en- ents without giving- them -in ing- the all-day kindergarten.- -downtown.” ’ . could be used to set bounda course of the sepiester in sure he will be ready. She said formation first. She said it is The newsletter addresses is- Village Manager Jack My- ries. But if it could, it would their m entorship program s: she would-put her son. in_pn- im portant that-parents be. in sues such as maturity level, ers said there is some, ques- calm the m unicipal dispute. Senior Catherine Jaques ^vate- school-raHref- than place; fer m ed —of--the—isstres -before* busing, and choice of pro~ tion as to w hether the land is- “ The only way to- be Tbld the board that she did a him in an all-day program. com ing to a decision. grams. It also addressed “what. actually part of Sylvan Town- sured (of the boundaries) veterinary medicine m en . “I think we. push kids to Trustee Conrad Knutsen will be done wifH the savings- -shipr He said-ft-had been-bn -would be"to^do _a eontractnal“ torship. She explored sur grow up too fast,” O’Quirin then suggested the-board re -from bus drivers’ salaries and -rec-erd-in-the -county as being arrangem ent,”-& tecle said. “It gery on largeanim als, in said.- “I think my son could go view minutes and discussions, g a s . partof the village, but was-ap- w ould settle it right there“ particular cows. Senior Amanda W arren did a mentorship, in m athe- v maticsT She-decided probv - M EA P testa riot only measure of achievement ability and statistics w as the m ost interesting.Tand said ^By-Eric Bowen d a r d s - t o she w ould piirsue a career Staff W riter are tested to see if they meet
As students in Chelsea fin- the standards. Districts arc . <• ■ ■■ r . . then 'given a score based on Board receives ish w earing their No. 2 p e n c i l s the ; percentage of students letter oil gay policy ^to a- nub taking the Michigan who:passe,d the tests. Educatiorial Assessment Pro- The,school board re- “ 'The state, Departmenv ■ gram tests, p arents and, school -celled a letter M onday night. i/aTflo. see Education - publishes-Hjetrclp from Chelsea High School how their children m easure up m ^rks for distticts. to follow so, student Luke Deikis asking to students around the state.. they can com e'up to consistent the board to include sexual standards across districts, ac orientation in the district’s . Started, in .1969, the M EAP cording; “ to Kotchenruther. non-discrim ination policy;..... tests- have becom e an annual Each test, is also given a few Deikis had said the sam e . ritual for kids-across MichiY driy; runs to determ ine the re duringpublic com m ent in gan. The results are com pared liability of the test and how Ja nuary=hutiwa nted^o^nate ind—debatecP-repeatedly, :but - t h e - s t a n - - —aTorm aTrequest^Th e4 etter-: admiriistTstors' ~artd teachers^dards. w as -forwarded to the that thoJMEAP,,br. any, Koteht*nrnther_ S‘aifP- that "T5oa r d i cy committee.- U i X ' iU/v ItiTC* ATI nttA other single statisticr is not to though the MEAP .tests are te* ‘ -he-used-as-thei sole m easure of- clearly im portant in d e t e r n n n - a district’s success, l • ing w hat.a district will teach, storytime Wed. “I think' it’s useful,” said the curriculum is not entirely Curriculum Director Laurie .set up to teach to the test, Storytim e at Chelsea Dis Kotchenruther. "It’s certainly ichelsea schools; for instance, trictLibrary begins Feb. 18 -—not the be-allahd-end. a 11 ,. b u t ; do n o t'em p h asize rote, calcul.a iud-wilUtiml&tery:W ^ iT T a ft“b e “ u'S) day untilM ’arch 25. Partici parents to gain inform aiibn.”_ l ^sectioriLfoT this type of learm pants can mee.t’the new- The M EAP tests have Been ing. yo.uth services librarian, . given Tor the last' three; wefeKs - K o tc h e n ru th e r said^^the^■ cl.fs-- While^slrideiWsTn'T^el^a'^^SchoorDTsfricT wolltWIi^tlirg^thelTbest^critire'ori the.MEAP festsVa 'Tina D iab, and enjoy stories, . .in Chelsea $&hrifTil District.. trict prefers.JLo_JLo.ok_ at__what ininistrators and teachers caution against rising the scores as the solc n^casure of student achieve* songs, Tinge rp lay — - Students in fourth and seventh the district thinks .should bo menf. Pictured are Patrick Vesper, Sanl klebcr, Ashley Kim e and Melissa'Socks. c r a f t s . grades took reading arid math t a u g h t t 6 children, then sde if ; 7’o d d 1 e r;s to ry ti ift el f o r testsv-andfifth--andeighth- the test can be. used - to iiri-' She said the test can be. tire"frbm year to year of w here teachers,- said he thinks the two-year-olds accom panied j ■ graders took science and w rit j prove the curriculum . The dis- a used to find out where stu- preparation might- not be as tests can provide a way to by an adult, is 10 a . m . t o in g . trict uses m any ways of assess dents cati improve, : s t r o n g , ” bring all .students in the state 10:30ui'm, Pre-^citejoLfor __ KolcHeftrutheY " t h e ing children, from cl ass tests ; “We use (the test) to see Band teacher. Bill Gburlcy. up' to the sam e level. lie said . three- to five-year-olds js 11 , P ii S ;w h a t!s-^-al4ed--a-erlte— -and-obsorvatTon -to-indopend-- ^ w h e r^-'-our-^-st rength s-'~ a nd— w h © - 4s president“ of-Ghelsea- toH ;30 a.m. call 4f5' a.m. ent studies and descriptive rionreCercnce test, which* w eaknesses -iire',w Kotcheriru- Education Association..the nri- parate.districts-caft be a chal- 8732 for m ore inform ation, m eans 'the ..state sets up, stan- grading instead of testing. ther. said: "It’s a useful rncas-. ion that represents Chelsea (Continued on Page Three) 4 \\ 1
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I ' . i j H ' 2 Thursday. Kobaiiirv 12. 1998 • TI1K CHK'LSKA STANDAHD/l'HKiJEXXER LEADER.. (SUjetsEaStandard Unde Apollo I si \w isui i) IS? I
B r i a n H \ m h io n Well, once again the Repub Just last week, in this very other candidates. anything. Really. I swear. lican Liberal CommumsfM iP" ~ Mere we are, working hard A nd that thing about wlrercl
M um I l.l Koi.i RS L r i i.' B o v h .n fia Press is doing their , dirty words to alienate a growing every day, polling the people, ing the village president on A sn!ii, i,iU' l >ti*i , s u u . nn n u ' i work, trying to scuttle my block of supporters. My run trying to run . a thinking tlie leg so- he wouldn’t run is campaign in midstream, and ning mate,. Arlotta Moonfel- persons campaign, and we’re just absurd. Besides, I know M a r l v H i m u d ■ K r i s i i n ( ' n k i’I n h -r just 'when the Apollo Party low, and ! were laying out our compl etely - - ignored .— N ext" h e’d never forgive me; ifT-didr- VilVt'IUM IV.! < .\>llstill.liu \d\i.'itisini;..C\'nsuli.iiit ’ w as rallying supporters. plan for the vast. Chelsea un- thing you know, they’ll he in so I’d probably hire someone 'I a 151a J o h n s o n I’io J ik iih ii Couuinuioi7 Any time we begin to grow ’ d erg round complex. W e w ere' terviewing all these “wom en T' else to do it. Although I' strong, they work their power going to tie it into the hospital never slept with jn a right-and- probably could m ake a pile of S a r a h Sn.a-i.i-. T i r r i L i x h s t i d i . - t ’+isivinref'Sci'v
N .ihniu: A J\eiiiM iii; Represeirtaine condense:any lengthy letter. was revealed. A whole, big, miniature golf course. That The Apollo Party will put M K'HKiAN \IAVSPAl'LRS. ISC Letters concerning matters front-page article and not one was only something niy part the cow back into Village of local interest will receive NATIONAL NEWSPAPER X2 1 N. Washington A u\ word about our campaign! ners and I were joking around Cowncil! Vote, for the Truth! ASSOCIATION------,---- first priority for publication. -——:— —t. .i n i tt L*~M!eli~a Sl/l Ki — They talked about~ alF the with. W eM never realTy do it or Vote for Apollo!
Letters to theEditor
Let board know On . March 9. the Chelsea is underway to.ask the board Moreoveri, he would see the a crime. In some cases sodomy paint the woodwork, Rake the opinioi} on Board of Education will be to continue with the current Lord God Himself commands . was punished by death. leaves, mow the lawn, shovel considering the current policy policy ofV'parental choice.” in Leviticus 18:22 “Do not lie In- Closing, I believe the the walk. W ash the car, learn kindergarten proposal of "parental choice" in deterj . Regardless of w hatposition with a’Than as one lies with a board of educafion win Indeed to cook, scrub some floors! The Chelsea School District mining the current option of you riiaytake on this contro w o m a n ; t h a t is d e t e s t a b l e ; ”’ ~ ■“accept the responsibility^for Repair-the sink, build-a boat,- is-particularly blessed to have half-day versus all-day kinder; versial and em otional issue, it If ears later the Apostle deciding what's best for CheL g e t a j o b . highly qualified and m otivated garten format. — , ■ is- im portant that parents take Paul, inspired by the Holy sea” and it will do so by riot “Help the minister, priest administrators and teachers. A proposal by the district's an active role in shaping Spirit, wrote in 1 Corinthians promoting the .homosexual or rabbi, the Red Cross’! the In addition. I believe tpat the adm inistration to disnnntim io school district policy and ex- 6:9-19 "Do vou not know that, agenda This country's found- salvation Arm y. Visit the' sick. parj&nts in our com m unity are the option of half-day format press their views to the mem- the wicked will not inherit the ers spoke out against homo- assist the poor, study your les Truly interested in taking an h a s ’r e s u l t e d ii 1? Do Uot-be-de: —sexual i t-y-and so-did God w ho s o n s . ______' , _.. ______active role in teaching our many parents. If.yoU have an opinion regard ceived: neither the sexually ..recorded it for lis in His W ord “And then when you are c h i l d r e n . In addition, a,petition drive ing this “parental choice” is immoral nor idolaters nor ho- (as was previously cited). through •— and^not too tired — sue,you should write- your offenders ... will in- ; The account of Sodoni And read a book. board m em bersi‘at4 h e foilow-m. herit ■ th e- kingclbiiT“ ’o r“Go(l:“" “~G o til O Y ralnr^ThTrrErTrsrwelbfon “ Your: parents’ do -m ot-owe- ing address: . Since God declares that homo all-to consider. T he .warning, is you ; entertainm erit, Y our city sexuals will not be allowed in clear: “These things occurred or village does not owe you \ a t S c h u m m ' s Chelsea School District the kingdom of God (heaven), (are recorded) as examples to , recreational facilities. The ~Office;ofthe Superintendent...... w hy’should they be^recoguized.: "keep:r:irs;"from — setting—:our— wo>rld-does-n©t-owe you a liv Happy Hour 4-7 500 E. Was}iingt07i Street and thus^allowed as a couple hearts on evil as they did (1 ing. You owe the world some Chelsea, Michigan ^ S !!# into a Chelsea High School' Corinthians 10:5), “Be not de thing. Y ou' owe it your time Ladies Night Alt: Members, Board, of Educa-, d a n c e ? / ceived, God cannot be mocked. and energy and your talents so Wednesday 4-7 tion The same-sex couples who A m an' reaps what he sows. . that no one will be at w ar or in Letters should be received felt they were being discrim i The one. who sows to please poverty or sick or lonely again, 1/2 Off ALL Drinks in advance of the special ses nated against on the basis sex his sinfuf turtnre, from( that “In plain, simple words, sion on M onday, Feb. 23 ______Daily Lunch & Dinner Specials when denied admission to a . nature-— reapis-..destruction.” GROW UP; quit being a. cry dance were no more being G alatians 5:7-8. baby. Get out of your dream 1620 M-52 • C helsea • 475-2020 G inniO ’Quinn discriminated against based StcphanieTiCe world and develop a back on “sex” than would be a boy bone; not a wishbone, and Sexual orientation trying to use the girls’- bath Plenty to do start acting like an adult. should not be room at the high school. How “You’re supposed to be m a absurd for the latter to com for Chelsea kids ture enough to accept som e of protected class plain “No fair! Y ou’re not let In response to the kids who the responsibility your par Chelsea Class of 1983 In the Jan. 22 "A Closer ting me have equal access to ■wrote.letters, to the editor con ents have carried for years. Look”-. .column, - Eric Bowen the girls’ facilities because I’m cerning lack of activities for They haye nursed, protected, \ There will be a criticizes the Chelsea school a bo^” and call it being dis- teen-agers in Chelsea, I am helped, appealed, begged, ex- board’s silence on the'm atter ...sending in this..article that m y cused, tolerated -and denied Class^ etinion M eeting crim inated against on. the^ba- . of sexual orientation as if it sis of sex. Such a boy w ould be mother saved for me when I themselves needed comforts at The Wolverine w ere their final position. considered a pervert and was younger. so that you could have every The previous week's article 1 rightly so. Or.haSg.the decep Despite niy age I whoie- benefit. This they have done Sunday, Feb. 15th • 3 p.m “Policy on gays raised, at tion blinded the mind to the heartedly jtgree with what -it _gladiy, for you are their dear- board : meeting,”— however; Tm m oraIity'oTthis, too? "has to say. As for yqu fellow est treasure. But ^nowT you- quotes bogrdTPresidenW ane— —Sexual—orientation should young-people, it2s-up-to-you to have no right to expect them to Diesing as saying “the hoard not be included as a protected decide whether or not you’re bow to every whim and fancy More Homeowners would likely deal, with the class along with race, Sex, age, still as bored as you (gay) issue in future m eetings ” national origin, religion and y o u w e r e stead of common sense, domi Savings, Hence, th e. debate is not disability. Indeed sexual ori- nates your personality, think- ^squelched as Mr. Bow eirm aim enta tion, what people do, can^ "Always vve here the plain* ing and requestsr M ore tains and will allow for dellb- not be com pared to race and tive cry of the teen-ager, ‘W hat “In heaven’s nam e, grow up eration. Clearly the board has gender, what people are. Colin can we do? W here can we go?’ and go home!” , Ways \4M t>«g accepted “responsibility for Powell, former chairman of The answ er is, go-home, ------— Kimberly Fischer deciding what's best for Chel the Joint Chiefs of Staff, w rites “Hang the storm windows, A g e 12 Quality homeowners insurance comes with a few s e a , ” ■ ., of the inappropriate linking of extras, tike^a^ariety of discounts that^an.cut your costs. ..As .a homeownerinthis area, you could benefit from Furthermore Mr, Bowen is hom osexual-behavior with-the right that “the school district’s civil rights movement: “Skin tho com petitivertatsaLcyTd .aiseoqntSJ =oftemsg=6afe color is 'a benign, non- today for a personalized cost-quote. Dave Rowe, CPCL equally— but Jriow sorrowfully, behavhwal characteristic: Makfng your futuro moro predictable " ; 121 S; M ain misguided he is to , suggest Sexual orientationVis perhaps , Chlelsea, MI 48118^ FARMBUftEAU By Katie Lowell less. They depend on the Phone: 475-9184 “prohibiting discrimination the most profound of human INSURANCE Seatbelts save lives, but for adults to tell them how to go against gays is a step toward behavioral characteristics. some strange reason people about doing things. 'that mission.” , Comparison of the two is a decide not to wear them. Per For some people, it seems , Homosexuality is an ab convenient but invalid argu haps this is because.they just as though w earing a seatbelt is normal, im m oral perversion of m e n t . ” don’t care. Or is it because uncomfortable, it seems as the sexual relationship that . Mr, Bowen maintains that Side Street Garage they just forget?./ShouhKt be though others just doffit care. God intends between a man" ■ ideally our law m akers should law to w ear your seatbelt? Or They don’t think that they and the woman he is married m ake a national standard that should it. be choice? This, is a could,or-would-get into an ac- Auto-Repair To' Mr. Bowen-should have ac- includes . sexual orientation question- many people debate , cident. M aybe they believe, as cepted the- Bibite offered him among T h^protected classes. a b o u t . an A m erican citizenr that they Domestic & Japanese imports as he'reported in the Oct. 15, To do so would be in stark have the right to decide for “A Closer Look.” He would Contradiction to the position . In Michigan wearing a seat O ver 20 Years ■ themselves w hether they want have found the institution of of the founding fathers of this belt is: the law. If it wasirit, Mechanical Repair Experience their seatbelts worn. .m arriage. o‘rdainecLfor-_a-m an country. Further, the original would all ; parents strap , in • State & ASE Certified • arid his wtfe^reporied in Gene- 13 colonies that became but “their Uttle ones?rA tt H-ve grow n-up, I’ve- sis 2:24. It reads “Adam and nation’s first 13 * states vhad have the right to be protected. evidence that seatbelts do. Eve” not “A dam arid Steve,” laws on books making sodomy Children are pretty defense- save lives' I'ye found- this in 121, Buchanan St. new spaper articles and on the television. Cars roll over every (Just off N. Main) Studio 107 is proud to present day and the survivors are usu ally the ones w ho wore a seat-, JEmrices^toradQ^-Qur new naii tech-.- —belt. Once seatbelts becom e a 4 7 5 - 2 2 7 8 nieian; part of your . 'everyday life,, wearing them becomes as . Frances has, wprked in many fine ! natural as brushirig yotir teeth, , Som e people think it should Law Office of Susan E. Zaie salonsMnciudtng Jacobson's Styling . be law, while others still think it should, be choice. Every wm salon, and now resides in:Ghelsear . body’s opinion- counts, the She has been a licensed manicurist real truth of the matter is seatbelts save-lives. 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- le statewide benchm ark, and the, MEAP can help to place kids who move from other districts
jiiioxlasses where they would be com fortable. - Gouri.ey said that the M EAP scores can also be used to fos- ter competition among rival school districts. HeTsai sea can look to Saline or Dex ter to try to', improve upon their scores and teach more effectively. One of the draw backs to the taking tests, Gourley said, is that it cuts down on instruc tion time. With the MEAP, the California Achievemeht Test and the High School Profi ciency test, students take a Casie Karczewski, Bill Regnier, Ariel Crum and Steven M cDonald concentrate hard on the M ichi 4 o & t4 ioarly- every year of their. gan EdueaU onA ssefi^nent-Progrum -teM s Tucsday.-Students-in-g rarics four, five, seveii and eight have"' c a r e e r s . ^ been taking the tests over the course of the iasH hree weeks.
Gourley said that districts spent per student are as im: 54.9. According to the Free Once the parents are aware, should have a way to m easure portant a consideration as the Press, Chelsea’s expected they can talk with, teachers achievement^ in relation to scores on the test. score was 65.3, m eaning Chel and try to help4heir child'im - other schools, but it shouldn’t ’Recently the Detroit Free sea students scored lower than p r o v e . ham per learning. Press did a study of MEAP would have been predicted "Kids ^re faced with a bar He said Chelsea is lucky* scores w eighted according to a from the new spaper’s analysis. rage of tests over their high because parents are involved range of socioeconomic fae- Gourley said that if all the school careers,” Gourley said. in m any aspects of district pol are considered, and “It’s a ' delicate’ balance of icy. H e said ' parents are their- m i n e d a n e x p e c t e d - s c o r e -by-" "Chelsea isn’t doing better than . where do you draw the line childreii's most important putting in the num ber of sin districts with lower socioeco with instructing and testing.” teacher and he’s glad to- see gle pa rents ija the district, un nom ic advantages,, it would be parents taking interest in their Gourley also agreed w i t h em ploym ent,and the eligibility cause for.alarm. ‘ children’s education. - K otehenruther—that- the t e s t s of-students .for the free lunch Above, all,,. , Gourley said,- have to be taken'in context of program among others and parents have the biggest iim “The strongest, impact on many other factors besides then com pared it to the actual pact on the-ir-ehildren’s educa kids is pa tents, ’^G ourley said. —Interior D esigner— just the raw scores. He said scores the district. tion. He said parents can use "We have a great staff here Beach M iddle School student Tim W acke placed first in an interim socioeconom ic factors, such as in Chelsea’s last round of the MEAP as a .warning sign, and the reason- we have that or decorating competition. The bedroom was displaced in Merkel parents’ . educational level, tests, given at this tim e in 1997, that their child may not be staff is because, we have great- Home Furnishings. and the amount of money the district received a score of performing in certain areas. '(^ThTirhity''su'ppoi‘t.” "r""-" * .
By Eric Bowen w ould go to the Vi 1 lage instead could consider buying a set of and having to worry about tion was to raise revenues and, “Trucks. ,in the . normal Staff W riter of the county or state. portable scales to weigh hefty fines on small errors not to penalize truckers. course of business are not :Ghelsea— Village— Council “trucks nearby,- insteadm f' es - di f f i c u l t: • — Ilalsey satd—the standards— overweight,” he said:— --— “I don’t know of any other are pretty tight when it comes Halsey wondered whether voted Jan. 27. to adopt an ordi- _ Police- Chief Lenard corting a truck out to the state -i-ndnstries— w here- in’,* H e said—iria - — 11 re— village understood the -Hunee to - collect— fitres^-fepr —M e D o u g a 11 -said- the 'police- - s c a i e s - trueIcvveighs-iTrlower tham the am ount of—m oney involved -in~- overweight trucks, driving would continue to pull over Chelsea resident- and lo n g -. stoppe d'i n^every- ! i ttl cptaccr;11, Girough the village. Like-m any -tim e-truck—driver—Rm sdy-Re-- .Rosent.ret.er said “It’s quite h ..niaximum . . lim it, o f, 80,000 ____operating* a weigh-in; station. pounds, the- stale scales w ill He said he didn't think the municipalities around the taking them to the state scales senfreter told the Council he headache.’ Some people will not—let—truckers leave until cost of weighing-trucks would county, Chelsea wanted to en on 1-94 for weighing. McDou- objected to the adoption of the get overzealousvwith-it.” - Tom Halsey, logistics m an sure any revenues’from fines gall also said the Council ordinance. He said many m u they haye reduced the weight. be worth the revenue gained. One problem is that trucks nicipalities have gotten their ager for Chelsea Milling Com- M cDougali sdid at the m eet own weighm asters-and-have - - pany, said his tr uc ki ng fl ee t oftenw eigh in originally .-with, ing, however, that the village Chelsea H ospital appoints begun pulling trucks over all • has ne've.r had any problems- le ss-than-ful 1 p s “ tahk“s“ Tliie ii was not in the* business of when they fill up they are over the county. with the weight limits, and has weighing trucks. The po 1 jce Griffiths as interim CEO Rosentreter said that load never been charged for an overweight. But he said the departm ent would enforce the ers try to abide by the weight overweight truck. He said he average trucker has no prob- law as it was heeded but not as K athleen Griffiths has been hospital employees, physi limits, but often a truck will be could see the village's inten- — l e m . a primary job. ‘ appointed interim chief ex cians and the community dur over by a small amount. He ecutive office of Chelsea Com ing the search for a new presi said that being a truck driver m unity Hospital. d e n t . ” doesn't bring in a lot of m oney, Griffiths has been chief op Th,e Purple R ose Theatre Company Presents erating officer of the hospital for 12^years! The appointm ent w as m ade Jan. 27 -at. the hospi-
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t ’ * ,* • * v board, said, the appointment will be effective upon the re Amanda Jacobs tirem ent of current president February 10 by W endy Ham m ond and CEO, W illard'H . Johnson. Johnso nr left -the position -Lo v Bj held for the past 23 years on Dad, Mom, Grandpa & Grandma J an. 30. for m edical reasons. The**-board. appointed a. Vs^ A' ^ 'A ^ ’■A ^ A W A ^ ■* . search committee for a per m anent replacem ent. Commit- tee m em bers are •Charles Skel ton, Anne Colone, Jack W heel f t ? Handcrafted and Vintage er,: Ph.DM _^r._T^rank_Colligan, Furniture • Lighting- Dr. Jam es Peggs, Dr. Thomas \ '■ ' O’Brien, and Mills. Folk Art • Collectibles The board approved en ____ Pottery * Candles____ gage m ent of the A ECTJfO roup ~ Quilts * Gifts: firm, to formal-. ize the search process. In ad- Enjoy the oozy atmosphere-and- SA*- y dition-thev-w illw ork vvith-the- -great variety that can be found hospital search committee in- ties i, seeking qualified candidates at ^ 3 i ^ and establishing a tim ejframe. J “We will take the am ount of ME AND THE MISSUS 5 tim e-necessary to find the ap propriate person for our uni Americana Country Decor and Gifts que organization,” Mj 11s said. 7” 6585 Jackson RtL (bfw Zeeb and Baker Rds.) “W e will seek itipu.t front the A / j Ann Arbor. Ml New business ypr- 747-8293 (Sandra Birch and SuzLBegan appear in Julie Johnson) . section announced January 22- M arch 1 4 , 1 9 9 8 The Chelsea Standard a n d -T'jte—Defter—Lcader-.,are—b e g in ning a new feature called With tlie help '.of hey*best friend and a concerned , d U C C e d Business-Briefs. teacherv an uneducated young mother seeks a better life In it, Chelsea and Dexter- team fiwfedMaHafo. area businesses of all sizes can let everyone know about t2 0 e\tt toelft fu ti pHtHev for herself and her children. Along the way she faces the new product lines or services, fac& jUt ttaivt jM cAete* joys and sorrows of learning to live her life truthfully.' ^ ..new employees, employee promotions- and awards, or Acclaimed at the 1994 Actors Theatre of Louisville, other news. Photographs ac- ‘com panying news items would ■ Humana Festival of New Plavs, Julie Johnson contains also be, welcome. * Please” fimiT information 1-800-209-0056 beper- about each.subject to two or S O t,,l) formed without an intermission arid, is recommended for three short paragraphs. All in: e x t 8009 formation will be subject to l« V mature audiences onlv. For tickets, ealL475‘790JL editing and . will run when i - i f! s
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* Michael Andrew Rutz and .Kerry Suzanne' Kells were .m arried Dec. 27 at St, Joseph Catholic Church in Dexter,
T h e R e v ; F t Bernard Tyler presided over the ceremony uniting the daughter of. Rhonda Faith of Altura, Minn, and Clive Kells of - Red-W ing. , "Ring bearer was Jacob Mi nil. with the.son of Barbara" Mack and flower girl was and John Rutz of Ann Arbor. Honor attendants were Ly-' “Melissa" Mack, both are from nette Brgjnberg of Winona, Dearborn and are cousins of .the bridegroom ./ Mint!., Sister-of the bride.arrd Erie Rutz of Salem, Ore., The couple's reception was brother of the bridegroom. held at St. Joseph Parish Cen Other attendants were Dan ter in Dexter. Their honey iel Rutz of Ann Arbor, brother moon was spenCskiing at The of the bridegroom; Michael Summit in Colorado. They re Bowman of Ann Arbor; Duane side in Duluth; M inn. Winkle, Cornell exchange vows
SUsanne Marie Cornell of lowed. the ceremony. A wed Jackson and Joseph Thomas ding reception and honey- C helsea' w ere m ar_ : -moair^are p i^ meth later^this- La-V oiei-Schittenhelm-W-ed- ried Nov. 30 in Chelsea, y e a r . . Judge Richard-.-ConUn-pre The bride is a graduate of Amie La-Voie and Larry -LaVoie-of Dexte'f. G room sm en sided- -over the ceremony. Hanovef-Horton High School. Schittenhelm were married- on- -a iKi-ushe-rs w ere -Seott-Seh-iU- Nicki W inkle of Ypsilanti. sis The bridegroom graduated Oct. 18 at St. Joseph Catholic tenhelm of Jerome. Duane ter of the bridegroom ^served . _fto m ...Dexter;. ..Hi gh _ Sc hoof, i n Church in Dexjer. _ _/ JschiUenhelm of M ichigan Cen- 5s maid of honor. Glen "Wat 1992. He is th.e son’ of Tom The Rev. Kenneth McDon ter. Scdft Forw ard of M ichigan ; 103 W. M iddle St. • Chelsea • 475-6081 kins of PJiildeTphia, Pa., friend Winkle of Adrian and Cheri ald presided over the cere Center. Brian Forward of- MON.- FRI.5:30AM- 2:00 PM »■ SAT6:00 AM-2:00 PM of the..bridegroom , served-^hs- nnrl .Ton. Fn1k nf GHels&a. He_iS- mony unitiTig-the daughter of Grass I,ake..,.Tyler Randall of SUNDAY 7AM-1 PM best man. Taylor Cornell - of employed, by Dexter Stamping Rosemary and James LaVoie (Concord arid .Jeremy File of C o m p a n y . of D exter with the- son- of Di;- J e ro n • ; — 1 /■ D o n ’t Fo rget! P a c z k i D ay! Jack s on,“d a u g h te r o f th e b ri d e , was flow er girl. The couple resides in Jack- ane Schittenhelm of Jackson ■ Ringbearer was Kyle Schit- F a t T u e s d a y -F e b . 2 4 t h • T a k i n g O r d e r s N o w ! A dinner reception fol s o n . " and Ronald Schittenhelm of tenh'elm. son of the bride M ichigan Center. groom. of Michigan. Center. Serving. Espresso, Latte, Gourmet Coffees _____Tracy Biough of Dexter and The coupie[s recoption ______Washtenaw Farm-CounciL “ ■ "Join ns for lunch * 2-Soups-Dirily * Sandwiches Harvey File of Jerome- were- -ruedlately l'ollowed...at St. Ja-_ I # 5 0 5 5 R d . Ann Arbor-Saline the horror attendants. seph Parish Hall. They trav W arm Up w ith a Hot Steamer! • Over 20 Flavors Available Bridesmaids were Brandy eled to Hawaii for a honey : ■ (Hot steam ed milk with vour choice of flavor) Thompson of Grandville. Kim moon and now reside. 1 in . Family Game Dinner Skye of Ann Arbor and Alisa Jerome. - . .
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A. - CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT m . • Two locations to serve you: ■ For a recorded message of current rate information, call 1-800-4US BO N D • 1-800-487-2663 1905 Pauline Boulevard," Suite 5 107.1/2 South MainrPX).'box 251 Ann Arbor, Michigan 48103-5001 Chelsea, Michigan 48118 313/995-5656- • . - ' 313/475-9640 WE SERVICE: Personal-rCorporate— Partnership— Farms T ak e S to c k ACCOUNTING-TAX PREPARATION & CONSULTING-FINANCIAL PLANNING ir} America Appointments avalfabfeltfonday through Saturday a n K A puhlK sirvui^ttf this newspaper INSTALLATION, & SE R V IC E EiblcR BuildiiNq C o m pa n y Furnaces Boilers Air-Conditioners r o h s “25 Years of Experience" C H E V R O L E T © • h ii iv’iorc R i novat io \ ■ ■ • Kiic.hfN & B a i I is MNGDBFNECAST • , K\11 RiOR R i.n o v a i i o n s (754) 426^605 - COLLISION CENTER "A. perfect 72". No mattemvkat. No matter where. " Since 1962 v5{(t— .KsukkI O w n e r Tim ElblER ♦ A ll M akes & :■ Only Carrier makes everything you need to-heati -.. 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Liberty, Ann Arbor M on.-Sat.'9:00 a m .-6:30 p.r.n. & Surr S'OO o m. to 5:00 p.m. m m m m THE CHELSEA STAN DAK D/THE' DEXTER LEADER • Thursday, February 12, 1998 Page 5 * Fam ily M edicine By John C. Wolf, D O. ceous hyperplasia. It causes Oral antibiotics, particularly Associate Professor of prominent skin-pores and a tetracycline, may also be nec Family Medicine* thickening of the skin. If you essary. Unfortunately, these Ohio University College of have a mental image of W.C. must be taken for a period of Osteopathic Medicine ,* Fields with this red cheeks years to control, the condition. Question: I have had redness and bulbous red nose, then' No cure is currently available. on my face and went untreated ro If your rosacea is cosmeti dermatologist. He said it was sacea can look like. cally unacceptable, it can be rosacea arid didn’t offer any We don’t truly understand treated surgically. . ,, help other than, givihg m e’ a the cause .. of rosacea. Some Laser surgery is often best. pamphlet that said there is authorities suspect that it is. I’d recom m end that you avoid t r e a t m e n t caused by infection from one food and drink that worsens switched facial soap and also of two bacteria — Demodex your rosacea. In addition, I’d use Noxema, but this doesn’t follic.ulorum or Helicobacter return to your dermatologist seem to make much- differ pylori. . ‘ and ask for help,,with your skin ence. I’d appreciated any ad Regardless of the specific ~ c o n d i t i o n . vice you care to offer. : cause for the condition, effec “Family Medicine” is a iveekly Answer: Rosacea, which is tive treatment is available. column. To submit question$, Bob and Jean one Riemmisch neufiTr (ngh77 at a recent ~^s“(rra“ltedTireneT^ .TQpically.,.appliedZaritibio ,1 write to John C. Wol f 0 .0 ., OMo conference for their work at Rienico Development. common, skin condition that (usually, metronidazole, clin University College of ‘ Osteo occurs more frequently with damycin / or erythromycin) pathic Medicine, Grosvenor Hall, increasing age. Rosacea work well for most people. Athens, Ohio 45701. causes redness over the cen tral part of the face — particu larly the cheek bones and nose, but the eyes and fore head can also be involved. In addition to the general in creased redness, those with Bob and, ' Jeanene Ri'e- ceivecl the com pany’s prestig Chelsea or through their lrbme“ rosacea often experience fre • r menschneider, and- their son ious M ajestic Ea^te- A w ard for building, seminars that are ■L& - '■ quent flushing of the skin r [ - ' Robert. Riemenschneider, of outstanding:sales achieve- conducted on m onthly basis ------brought- on by- drinking hot- - - . - V-,- - ' ' t V \ v -• ■ , ■- k Ifiemco Development Inc., a meat. The awards were pre liquids, alcohol or caffeine, or -Wausau Homes- fs^tfre^ad^ by eating spicy food. m Chelsea area, recently at president and chairm an of the ing producer of custom built This chronic redness and tended the corporate m arket board for W ausau Homes. homes in the nation. During the episodes of flushing are , 7 v j ing conference for Wausau The conference featured the conference, a nurjiber of accompanied by a condition j t e / a C -- Homes Inc. in Stevens Point, product displays, presenta workshops were conducted to called “telangiectasia.” This W is . ■- tion's and workshops by 30 help builders enhance their tongue-twister word describes brand nam e suppliers. Over 25 service and products available a grouping of dilated capillar ; “The annual conference fo educational workshops were to their.custom ers. ies that appear som ewhat like cused on m arket trends, sales conducted during the- three- small red spider legs,and are and marketing training, the dav conference on sales and Riemco Development has clearly visible just, beneath introduction•ftf newre w prom piuihii'ts tr 1 marketing,^ business construc been a local, independent the skin. In addition, rosacea and options and the recogni tion arid technology topics. builder of W ausau Homes for produces aenedike blemishes. lA, tion of the outstanding achieve New home design catalogs two years. Its, offices are locat: A very characteristic feature ' ‘' 7 \ f i 0 s m e n t s b y b u i l d e r s i-n:T 9 9 7 r B o b were introduced at the con ed at 115 South St. in Chelsea of this condition, when it is_ Riem enschneider said. ference and are now available and model homes are in W ash' untreated, is" swelling of the ■ m , : '^Rienico” ‘DeveTopnrent-re - - at^itlTjTiTc O’s^ofTi c^e~ lcTc aTed_fn tenaw and Jnckson Tiounties. o i l ...... gland structures. The fFo/H;oer m edical term for this is seba- ■ > ’C , v- * ^ / S' ’ ' * • « 1 - Chelsea H ospital to offer healthsem inars 11 I I r.y'| Y ifj/r, . t ■■ili' ,Uj! I M OM MOVING — -Glrefsea-'-:Com m tm ity I Iospr Hospital behavioral" h e a l t h tal-is offering Yoga on Tfiurs- IN W ITH YOU tal B ehavioral H ealth Services . ser.vices_gTou.p room ... ______d a y s , F e b .....19-M arch . 26, 4:30 ISN ’T THE BEST is offering ''M ind anri.Moocl.” a Call 734-475-4030 for regis p.m. or 6:15 p.m. at the W hite A N S W E R psychotherapy ■group based' on tration and m ore information. Oak Center Greatdloom . SHOPPE * * * cognitive-behavioral , princi Participants.can achieve a F O R H E R . “ T in Ji \vi i ” Shop ples. - ■ — . -Chelsea - Community Hospi union of body, m ind and spirit Group leaders Judith Gcntz, tal is presenting “Vegetarian through" proper breathing, RN, CS. NP and"Judy Sargent; Ideas” on Saturday, Feb. 21 stretching postures arid other The Meadows 105 S. Main • Chelsea, Mi 48118 *(313) 475-0717 RN, BSN will help identify the from 10 a.m.-noon at the W hite techniques. ' AT SILVER MAPLES Hours: Tues-Thurs 10 am-5 pm triggers a iid increase in a n- Oak Center Great Room. Learn Cali 734-475-4103 to register. Assisted Living Apartments * ■ Fri. 10 am*6 pm, Sat. 10 am*3 pm agement of the " negative more about a meatless life- % thoughts that' 'influence Tie" style with recipes7 ‘rood sam Chelsea Community Hospi- (313)475-4111 p r e s s f d n " pies atul resources. tal "Stroke Support Group” This six-week program Call 734-475-4103.for regis-. meets Thursday, Feb. 19, at 6 meets Wednesdays, March 4. tration and information. p.m. at the hpspital. through April . . 0:30 p.m. * * * 8 8 *' . ■ Call 734-475-39962 for m ore p.m. at the Chelsea Com m unity Chelsea Community Hospi- inform ation. g / ( i d ^ e A \ Open On Presidents’ Day ONE DAY ONLY - Monday, February 16. X Large Selection of Groceries & Specialty Items Full Line oY Meats • Fresh Produce Beer ♦ Wiiie • Liquor • Whole Coffee Beans • Fresh Deli : S]peciaTOrders • Sift Baskets Country DairyMilk—Milkfrom cows Choice” \ . Weekly Produce Specials INTEREST RATE Order Your Paczki BONUS! N o w f o r Tuesday, Feb. 24th! We now have Baker’s Dozen donuts delivered fresh-Z days a week ■\- 'W ell add ,174% to our’current rate w hen yepu open any new ' Seafood: r*---— -crerhfieate. of'deposit account on-Februafy-,16v I99 &— -^-L Ruby Red Trout- -S-*— ■ \ 1/4% . interest bonus, is not available with any other special offers, M eat: *. \ Bulk Breakfast Sausage . . . , x %...... ’»*».■ i...... '«.» 1.8$ lb* ■ * K ra k u s Polish'Hani.. . , ...... 7...... ;., s3 . W lb . s F rozen: rJ- Starbucks Ice Cream Qts. 2/*6.0a Producer M * ■ ■ * Granny Smith, Red Delicious, Golden Delicious apples ,..;. . $,99 lb. You've got otit^ number . . 2 1 3 -BANK Id a h o Potatoes...... 1 ------5 lb. bags)' $1.09 bag. / ■ ' t * .Ann Arbor • Brighton • Chelseci • Dexter G R E A T LAKES /' Cowell • Mphcliester.* Solirie'* Ypsil&riU" N A T ! O N A-L— B A N K O pen 7 Days M em ber FDIC ^ M . « S . 8 « 8 * S uh.10-6 • 125 S. M ain • Phone:, (734) 475-7600 ^ w r l’agv t> * Thursday. February 12. 1998 • Til 10 CHELSEA STAN DARD/THE DEXTER LEADER r o m m u n i t y C a l e n d a r C h e l s e a & D e x t e r +C ilKLSK.X peals. meets at Sylvan Township M etjda.y, Fvh. women who have - interrupted day ahead at 475-0160. immunizations, which meet -state Thursday. Feb. 12 , Hall. 5 p in Dexter Community Schools their careers to care for children Dexter Senior. Nutrition Pro of Michigan standards for, daycare Lymion Tow us li ip Board meets Chelsea Athletic Boosters Board of Education meets at the at' home. Program at Genesis gram delivers meals M-F to eld- and school settings. Infant and. at the township hall, 730 p m , . -membership--'meetmg at Chelsea. Copeland building, 8 p.m. - Foundation. Ann Arbor,..7 p.m. ly. homebound. Serves lunch-M:— adult, immunizations _ are.. also Sunday. Feb. 15- High School media'U'chter, 7:30 T u esday ,F eh.i 17 Jnfo. LauraL_434-2402, F at Dexter Senior Center, available, pall ^484-7220. for; an •Bones and No Bones" program P i n . Kiwanis Club of Dexter meets "Men Talk About Health: A ho Copeland School. To reserve a appointment. ; at the Eddy Geology Center Natu , Saturday, Feb. 21 at Shooters, 6:30 p.m. *. listic discussion with Dr Suzie lunch, call 24 hrs. ahead, Cindy Dexter Family Service, contact, ■j-alist Paul McCormack, will bring Winter Fleece Fair at Beach Dexter Gardt'ii Club meets at Zick" at People’s Food Co-op,, Ann White, 426-5397. Pat Bprnett, 313-449-2149, Marian living examples of animals with Middle SchboH Michigan wool, Dexter Historical Area Museum, Arl^or, 7:00-8:30 p.m, .Registration Volunteers Needed M-F from 11 Burgett, 426-2196, Shawn Dettling, backbones and some without. 2 mohair. angora, fleeces, yarns, 7:30 p.m. Info. Lori Arbour, 426- and info., call Sharon (734) 769- a,m.-12:30 p.m. to deliver mid-day 426-4343 or Judy Wheeler, 426- 475-- guts, garments, rugs ■ lirfor '(734) -2-372.-■ ■ — 0095. ■- • • • - •- nteals—to senior . Oit+zensMn--the-v 2160r 3170/ 475 2306 or 1734)668-1839. Dexter. Township Board meets Friday, Feb. 2Q Dexter area. For info, call Cindy., Domestic Violence Project Safe - • Monday. Feb. 23 at Dexter Township Hall, 7:30 p.m. , Fish Fry at Old St. Patrick at the-Dexter Senior- Nutrition: House Support Group meets every Rotary C’lub nveets at/the Com Chelsea Kiwanis Club meets, at Lima Township Planning Com Church, Ann Arbor. Info. (734) 662' Center (734) 426-5397. Monday at Chelsea Community mon Grill. 12:10'p m. / Chelsea.Community Hospital, 6:15 mission meeting at Liina Town-, 8141. v ' ^ H1V/AIDS Resource Center of Hospital, Behaviorial Health . - Lions Club meets at -Chelsea p m ■ ■ ship.Hall, 8 p.m,, '.’Owls - Whooo’s Out There?”. fering free testing services in Le Services .building, 6:30-8 p.m, Info. Community. Hospital. 645 p.m Fating Disorders Support _ Webster Township Board mect- Slide' presentation; followed- by a nawee, Livingston, Jackson and 426-0369. ■" ..Group.. .CurManulyanti tfne'titbL-.oJ7 -fng at.8 ,pjppi^,2.. ___2 •- '■.../. night hike to call owls at Hudson Washtenaw counties.-For location Western .W ashtenawJianiestic. ____ Boarii nmelAiig.at Faith, in Action. teems and.young iiililiis with ano Wednesday. Feb, 18------...Mills M e Impark-, 7 p.m. Registra .and times call 572-9355. Violence Drop-In Support Group 7 30 p m. • rexia and- bulimia meeting, at the Dexter Heritage Guild meets at tion, info. 1-800-477-3191 or (734): Dexter jaycebs are looking for meets Mondays at the Behavioral Chelsea illage Planning Chelsea' First United Methodist the Dexter Museum, 1 p.m. Public .426-8211. young adults ages 2139 to join Health-Building'at Chelsea Com: Commission meets at Sylvan Church, 7:30- 9 p.m. Info. 475-0558. is welcome. '■ " . . . Saturday, Feb, 31 their club. Meetings are the'^eF- munity Hospital, 630-8 p.m. For Townsh.ip Hall, 7.30 p.m. . Chelsea Recreation Council Dexter. Area Chamber of Com "Whose Skull is That?” Pro ond Wednesday of each month at women who qi’e or have been in Lima Township.Planning Com meets at Chelsea village offices, merce breakfast meeting at Cous- gram at Hudson Mills'Metropark 7:00 p.m, at First of America Bank, an abusive relationship. Info, and mission meeting at l-.i ma Town second floor, 7:30 p.m. .ins Heritage Inn. Discussion of to identify animals by. their skulls, Dexter. For more- Info,, (73,4) 426- 24-hour crisis line, (734) 995-5444. ship Ijall. 8 p in.- ' Tuesday. Feb. 24 April 20 Dexter school,bond issue teeth and bone structure, 1 0 a.m. 1080. ‘‘Free mammogram and clinical' Wednesday. Feb. 18 •La Lechc League of Western- for a new high school, 730 amt, Registration, info. 1-800-477-3191 Philanthropic Educational Or breast exams" through the Washt Chelsea Zoning Board of Ap , Washtenaw County meets at First Reservations and info., 426-0887. or (734) 426-8211. ganization (P.E.O., women’s educa enaw County Public Health Title String (Figures and Games Monday. Feb. 23 tional support) chapter organizing .XV program. Info. 484-7220. ___ sea 10 a.m. Info. (734) 475-8340' Workshop at People's Food Co-op, Dexter PTO meets in the pool . in Chelsea. Info,,. Jo, 475-0542' or Ruth, 433-0528. "Free Mammograms and Pap Rotary Club meets at the Com Ann Arbor, 6:30-8:30 p.m. Info, and lobby, 7:30 p(m. All parents in- Tests" available for many women mon Grill, 12:10 p.m. registration, call Sharon (734) 769- vited to become actively involved. Overeaters Anonymous .meets over 40 through Title XV Program. Chelsea Village Council meets 0095. ' Dexter Village Council meeting ■Mondays at First United Method^ Info., (734) 484-7220. ■ . at Sylvan'Township Halt. 730 p.m. . American Legion Auxiliary at First of AmericaiBank, 8 p.m. ist Church, 730 p.m -8:^0 p m. Info. _ New -Beginnings, a support “G rass Lake Lions Bingo " Unit No, 557 meets-at the Amen — -'fuesdav.-Febr24 ^ mr*=-—= r =r- G rass Lake Lions Club group dealing with death and di can Legion Home. 8 p.m. Kiwanis Club of Dexter meets Play-N:Chat. a home-based Monday Nights DEXTER vorce, meets Tuesdays at St. Friday. Feb. 13 Webster Township Planning •at Shooters, 630 p.m. group for moms and children un Early Birds ...... 6 : 3 0 p .m . Commission meeting at Webster James Episcopal Church, Dexter, Regular Bingo ...... 7 :0 0 p .m . Fish Fry at Old St. Patrick Dexter Parks Commission der five years-old. Meets Wednes; at 5:30 p.m. Call Faye Wisely,.426- 715 South Union St. Church. Ann Arbor. Info. (734)662- Township Hail, 8 p m. meets ijjt First of america Bank;Y days and Fridays. »For place .and Thursday. Feb. 19 8931 or the church, 426 8247 for in G rass Lake. Ml (517) 522-4035 8141. p.m. . times call Jackie Esch 426-5437. formation. Saturday; Feb. 14 "Teaching your Kids About MISCELLANEOUS Waterloo Natural History As Pretzel Sale at Dexter Senior Sex" presented by the Washtenaw Chelsea Senior Nutrition Pro soc. and State Recreation Area of-, Smokers Anonymous meets Center and Busch’s, 10 a.in.-12:30 County FEMALE Chapter, a sup gram at the Senior Center. To re fers programs at the Eddy Geology Tuesdays at St. James Episcppal p.m. - port and- advocacy group -for serve lunch- call Ai-Ipt-ip I .arson n Center, located op Bugh Road. Church, Dexter, 730-8:30 p.m. Call open 9-5 daily: A Michigan. State 426-8696'. r~~ ------— llospiefi- nf-Washtenaw C.r quired for entry, daily $4. annual needs volunteers for clerical sup $20. Info. (734)475-3170. port, direct patient care and spirit —- Parents Without Partners, sup tual bereavement support. . Call port group for single parents. Barb Wineka, 741-5777 for further Youth activities, social events,, information. discussion "groups':"Tor nuThbeK Faith in Action House Commu* ship, call recording at (734) 973- nity Center, open .dally. Provides 1933/------r .....— —- various free services to those in need. Services include food, cloth- Meals.se kv.e tL .daily to- ^-mg,-finainria l lie 1 p. advocacy and disabled. Cost per,meal, $3.25 vvith many other forms of assistance. milk. $3 without milk, for those Need friendly help? Cali-from 9 able to pay, Interested parties call a.m. to 4 p.m..4753305. Mlii'y ut 475-9494 or Faith in Ac Washtenaw County WIC Pro- tion at 475-3305, grain provides nutritious. foods, —-New Beginnings, a grief-" -free-coupons^and-health counsel support group for people experi ing for pregnant women; breast encing the loss of a loV.ed one. Of-, feeding women, infants and civil-- feted as a-eonmninity service by dren up to age live info., y7 i-l3tiu. the. Chelsea Retirement Commu/ nity, meetings are in the Crippen Senior Nutrition Program B.uilding, first and third Wednes meets Tuesdays and Thursdays at days, 7.30 to 8:30 p.m. Info., Kear- noon. Waterloo Township„.Hall. itey Kirkby, 475-2868 For reservations call 475‘7439, 10 Alcoholics Anonymous meets a.ni -1 pm. Lunches, cards and fel at St. Joseph Parish Hall in Dex lowship. ter, Tuesdays at,8 p.m. and Thurs-, Chelsea Together. For more,, days at 730 p.m. info, call Week days ^175-4030, 8 Immunizations through Wash a.m -5 p.in , or 475-5935, 5 p.m.-9 tenaw County Public.Health, the p,ni, ...... ;...... Multi-Service Center in Ann Ar Parent to Parent. Program in bor. Info.-, (734)484-7219.1 — - -- home, friendly, visiting support "!WiisTitenawr County neallTr 'system for families with children. Dept, is offering free and hnv-cost Call 475-33.05. W CC holds coHcgc-day Feb. 26 H igh school students from ...... College Day-wd-14-be hefd Lenawee, Livingston, M onroe, ( In me r a l.k tons faceted-face about (/arc Choices Senior; a’Medicare-approved UMO from Mercy 1 leal th Plans. from 9 a.m.- 11 a.m. in the stu Wayne, and W ashtenaw Coun dent center. For more infor id-Uli-scuvct-hiiLvv-4lvi^-vian-(-Jc-livc-rA-rI.v<^most=in^port-ant--n'ie-dicHtl--b(ynefrt)rScnior^neetl — 1+k-e prescHpti'on d rug- ties w ilH earn about colleges mation, contact Hradley |loth . cove rage, annual-physicals, full hospitalization - with-only a $5 physician office visit copavment. ' ■ first hand at the W ashtenaw at (734) 973-3676. ■ ,___Nnd you tl lcam._ho\v C are Choices Senior can provide these services aca very affordable coxt---voiir- Community College College Day ThuTsday/Feb. 26. > premium can be as little as $0. :■ x ' • ' Forty-four representatives Stabenow to appear W e 'll explain.how. Medicare, works, and how Care’Choices. Senior is able to cover all of your healthcare benefits; at from colleges and universities in Chelsea Tuesday no additional cost-to you. In fact,we even-have-options where youovve-nothin^ other than your regular monthlv__ across Michigan, as well as o f ■-Medicare I'hirr.IVpremium.' - • ' . " . ; ferees agencies, will 'be on — " U S, Hep“. D ebbie Stabenow forces agencies will be on will hold Chelsea office hours ~:\iTclTve^li'"i)ro.vide'details orratPthe irTe'cttca1 ■ service~s~von receive. . hand - to answer - questions -next—Tuesday? Feb, l?r frorn-B- __ ah Q iL t 1 h elr_Qrganizati p m l a.in. to 9:30. a.m, at- Pierce’s • Prescription drtt.e;.coverage-; up to either $600 • ^.Annual physicals and imirmni/ations Information sessions on fi Pastries Plus in downtown or $-l .500 per. year; dependent on plan selection . ■■ ■• ■. .Virtually" no claim forms or. pilperwprk nancing a college education C h e l s e a . ' • • ( iovehavie^ivcertain vision and dental services -----— to-worry about • also is scheduled. Parents and „ Stabenow will be available • ■ \Vorldw'idc“en>ijr^TUA7ro()n'i coverage'” —- - --- AndljiucH, much moTET r7— — •others interested in college to meet with the public. She are welcome to attend.. Last also plans to speak at the Ro year almost 800 students par-. tary Club of Chelsea meeting ___ C.()m.e_.to one-oil the i n forma ti ve- nieevi-nss-xhcwrvbelwv^a nd learn more abotrt-tht;-ad\’anta^es of (/a re 'Choices ticipatedC7- , ' ;... “attnoon at the CoiftmotTGril T. ■■—Scudor.H^trprescuTtaHyes-.w'iH be- prexetvt-w^ith^addit-iohaWn^ormatirjn piicirrirm s C I cFrescTvc your sc'au simply7 e a ljj -SOn.-257-;i 200 ext. 126 now: - . ■ ' . ' Have you seen the hew food label? it's appearing In .V<>u'-reminder nr) ()bligiitlot>:.to buy at .these-mectin^s, but you will' learn enough to niake- an informed decision..- T t e N e w grocery stores everywhere! The new food label makes It easier to find out what’s in the food you eat. It helps you ;\Vithn'nr all the p’roniises and hyper compare products quickly. Look forihe box camd Food Lobs! l l k i . ___ - C hech It O ut! * * "" u s' rood ** G a l l 1 -800-257-1200 ext. 126 to reserve your seat or for m ore inform ation on Care Choices Senior. L o r d w L o K d x .... — (>>me to one of these special meetings: ^pok who is 40! \. X ,, Hikuiimi ■; lia k , . ‘ 1 . ‘ limns David Clouse ■.St. Jnscph. Morey I lospital.-t - February 20, 1998- • - ' 1:00 *3:00 PM ■Son ior-lhdlding-...... — — hehro’ary 27d9{)8.. — -■------l-^M) ■ 3:()()'PM- ,-Eeb. 1 8 1 •:, Lov.o, (,;bdsc:i Comnuinity flnspital hebruarv 2 6 , 1998 1:00 - 3:00 PM Mom. Dttd,'Liuirie.‘ Jtison & Ashley - Saline (Community.Hospital behruary .19, .1998 ' 1:00 * 3:00 PM SENIOR KEVIN T. KERN New & Used Sales ■ Mercy.Heailh Plans , PALMER MOTOR SALES, INC. .sse?, A t & L e a sin g Member of Mercy Health. ServKtfis_ ... 222 South Main St: . . Brcukiiigdlovvn the harriers to good health. Chelsea, Michigan 48118*0070 Bus. Phone (313) 47S-1800 • .] ,■ XI) | • i. r r. 11< , l hi \| i-.* Ik .m '11 ii i- S .i.i ii 1,11... n 11 in It ("'i.’i. ihij-u'lm h\ tin ( n..iicsi,.c. (l.ikl.iiyj, Xl.n’f iifilI n \ Ml tivri jit. ■\\'.t\lit,,ln,i« nr W.i’ini' (!i nlntt. m.i\ lit' (.'lniibli' tnl (.‘;irC (In m Cs Scnfin, ■ ■ •' 1 . . ,'Viii lii'isl '■< 'cl;n ni. "i |.wv* Ut. it" 'ft' Hi'1 M'i |i! ii - j.int ilive- S,'inn,. | i ip,i \ nivlllMfll.lv ipi'lv f ..|fc ( linn i t St-itini is ,1 (HmljiLf iif< -iftU. |.J.».4,• M(ItfC. lliyitti .il I'l.nl .tiliiili.iisk il il.- • Res, Phone (313) 475*023$, j |i\ Altfi's-I I' ' |i k.l 'l.miS' .in'll 1 "iiif.ir ri ■ l.n ii 1 * t ti.i Ui it:' ( i n fni.iiKm:; \iliiifrus1Mtiiiii flit 1 \l ' ■ *: . ' 1 Tol) Free (888) 475*1830 Michigan's Oldest Ford Dealership Since April 15,1912 FAX (313) 475*1962 J / ■ 1 > > m m m THKTTTKT^ETTSTTVN:r> r fJ"K I>KXf KiFL10a Iilx K'•' Tfi ursday. •!•’c-hruary 12. 1 yiSif Tage 7 * ng prom oted at Farm ers State B ank i y iLK. :ntg-)ui*>-be c,n-n p p tnntc d Class I ake office manager of N o w you"-can a t f a T k I1 aruu'is Slate-Bank. Kin!;, y/iii) with, his wife. i 1 ■ . . Rmbara. hails from Chelsea, i.''i»»_e<| Mu*.Partners State Hank t h e complexities of e t a i i as.a loan officer in May i <|<>J , . Iv'ric luv.an his banking ca- ■c-.s: in 19;>9 -with- A nn A rbor retirement pl a n n i n g wi t h ^I’-ynk In/ 1964, after serving two years inthe U.S. Arniy and i eoeivnig an honorable dis- th i s ' s o p'h i s.t icated toot. cbarge, he. joined Ypsilanti Savings Bank-', where he . . v y o r k o d lor’ 1 he.next 14 years. - : In' 11)78 lie was,employed by ■the State. Sayings Hank of Clin- .' sni . . ;-mi -. continued' there '.hional! a merger with Mapu- '-'’’turers National j Bank of ■\niv ..0 ‘lsir. • yTm m erllately prior . to TiTsT 'novo to j. arrhers State he was i ,1‘vii). officer with Chelsea h ate I Sank ' ’ 'll is a rare opportunity when w e have a chance to em ploy svimepiie w.ith E d ’s tenure n the nufu’S'try.” said Farm ers elale. Bank President Craig Ed King of Chelsea, left, was named Grass Lake branch manager -tSfX H'.H'l ...... 1 “ ■ for JEarmersJState-Bank, Right is Jolm^Rood^—- - — - i : • ' ’ l{ • ••‘E d b r i n g s w i t h 1 him such,a have a tendency to follow him bank headquartered in Jack- depth >i evpenenee and level when he changes locations. son County, Founded in 1922, it i'f;aj.tT'il To' have .him rum boasts assets of $43 m illionrlt Pt-arming for- retirement?. ■. • i r Mewesi office. 1 rarely see is insured by the Federal De Fill out. Key's Retirem ent midi a^villingness to go to bat Farm ers. State Bank, with of posit Insurance Corporation Reality .Check. In minutes, her the m /tom or as displayed. fices in Grass Lake, Munith, and i.< an Equal Housing you can find out where you Lv Cd. f'n .fact; his custom ers and Stockbridge, is the only L e n d e r . stand, where'you're going and what you heed to ■f W om an’s C lub gets to u r o f d o . Call 1 - 8 0 0 - KEY2 YOU for a copy. And then i n t e n t sharpe r r your- pencil, 1-80U‘K E Y 2 VOU‘ ! h f ■ J a n f niee-ting of the room. It vvas homey with a to a “Don’t Quit Living” theme, p,ess 6. VWA'.V^bijnV.cgm • “HTe F : T uitelest., Monroe related, was A nn A rbor Eagles t.Uat fTo'TiiTTreslcletvtl>llrbught I' ;tro ihon own dislu'S and napkin nngs They were .given one hap.*!) n a p k i n a w e e k t o u s e . I n : a chitia cabinet several silver- > m -'niA feY r i m p l y 11___l i in 1 s >:1 eam ecL_She. ...» vf. -fyt 'i > • 'mid sc boo I children had a groat, tim e iiolishing them . A V ictorian .style p arlo r was- ! u rV ’Vi ‘ next on the tour. A ,red velvet Sat. Feb. 14th • 5 prmB pm sofa was an eye catcher while Corner of Baker & Jackson Ave. a charm ing sewing table gave 'V.,7': & '.- t ... : a sot ten m g touch; T313) 426-3402; ------M-oe iM i-t— .H e r n ic e Fredrick, dresserl yi-u a white cotton 'J niulilgown- and night-cap, was S h o w m e Hostels (Tfan om ’ly resident’s v.(.*«.wr*irxerie*l t h e M o n e t M o6c someone feefspecidwitfi a gift of Fruits and Possum ],oiidns,3ath Sodps~and Sfidwer Ge(~ 20% Now tfihi/VaCentineK Bay ...... BEANIE NEWS! , » « • • • * •» ••••• • • • • ••• •• • • • • •••«'•• •»•••••< •••« Something Special-just for kid^ VVe have received .12 Princess Di bears: If you younger ybu wHHrave a chance toe purchase the Princess Di Bear tbr $15,00. .Here’s w ^ t you dbt, . -- -1. Come to our stere^hetween-now-f Friday Feb* 20th and sign lip one time BRIARWOOD only for a chance to purchase, the “PrincessV Learn more about his art at the Exploration Station 2-V The drawing will be held on Saturday v “E x p l o r a t i o n S t a t i o n : A T e c h n o A r t 'E x p e r i e n c e ” i s a n February 21st at 11:00 am. you do not INTERACTIVE LEARNING CENTER-.WHERE YOU CAN EXPLORE THE *' heedTabepresenrFowin LIFE AND WORKiB OF..MONET. PEOPLE OF ALL AGES CAN DISCOVER, . notified by phone;______1 / ■ANALrY 2 E / A N 0 1CREATE.GREATlART--EiRSTHANp;..lT IS-LOCATED.NEXT: TO JCPENNEY. O p e n S a t u r d a y s i 2 - 8 p . m : a n d S u n d a y s 1 2 - 5 p . m ; You cffntt&i^egist^r for the drawing by phone. Vou must-come to the jifore. . • * ' ' ; . . ■- ^ .■ ; :- ■* I Store Hours: Mon-Fri 9:30-5«i0 • Sat 10:00*5:00 • Sun. closed f r o m J a n u a r y 3 I t o M a r c h I. T o s c h e d u l e w e e k d a y g r o u p ' TOURS OR FIELD TRIPS, CALL (3 I 3) 7 6 9 - § 6 I O . The V illage Shoppe j ~ y j 104 N. Main • Chelsea * 475-6933 /S • v m W. k"vr.' v**-•v- ■l’am-'B ★ l'hm.s County seeks residents C h e l s e a Pet sterilization Initially, volunteer BUGS Washtenaw County resi If the dog, cat or ferret is not. New pet sterilization regula dents who want to teach others leaders wilt receive ; h o u r s 1 2 neutered, according to the tions, which are intended to of training in basic, financial' in their com m unity how to use terms of the contract, the reduce the surplus pet popula credit are being' sought 7 f o r a management. Upon successful tion and therefore the need to adopter will forfeit the de com pletion of tlie training ses new program .sponsored. hy posit, unless written verifies-, euthanize thousands of Michi sions they will be provided" Mic.hitian. State University I n tiori is presented from a veteri- gan companion animals each tension W as.htenaw. County, with ma.terials to \vork with y e arT w e n t i n to effec t o n 'Ja n r area residents who request announced Dan Wyant, direc died or has a m edical condition Building An Understanding help with basic budgeting, that prevents alteration. If~the tor of the Michigan Depart Of Credit Services (BUGS). is "The ideal volunteer is one procedure is perform ed in com-, m ent of A griculture (MDA). an educational prci^fatn with who has- personally experi pliance with the contract, the Changes made to state law the goal of providing cunsum enced the positive arid’ nega deposit will be refunded. For require anim al shelters to col _ers with the skills to under tive aspects of using credit.” feited m oney will revert to the lect a cash deposit that signi stand- and use credit wisely. said 'ferry Jones,. “Tliislierson shelter for use in pet popula fies a commitment to having Working one-on-one and m should also enjoy Working tion control education. the dog, cat, or ferret spayed small groups, the volunteer with, people from their com or neutered. BUGS lender \yill cover a vari munity and want to share what According to the law, .an If the adopter fails to com ply ety of topics such as financial they have learned." - animal shelter could not per with the contract, the adopting management methods, basic The volunteer BUGS leader mit a person to adopt a dog, agency may seek to have-the? is mg ■ amoiig ^s-s-ion - vwl;l~*b e gii» dog, cat or ferret returned ’to cat or ferret unless that ani credit options, shopping for M arch 2, at 6:30 p.m. andhvill mal has either been spayed or the shelter from which it was and acam rinh credit, "and de. be held at the Washtenaw neutered, or the person has adopted, or transferred to a cision-m aking related to credit County Extension office at agreed by contract to do so veterinarian or another shel u s e . T h e p r o g r a m .is d e s i g n e d , 4133 W ashtenaw Avp.. Ann Ar- within four weeks of adoption ter for adoption to another, to- give learners and their bo~r. For more information or within four weeks of when person willing to comply with families information they about becoming a leadei\con- the anim al reaches six m onthf- the- alteration contract or for need to m ake informed deci tact Terry Jones at (734) 971 - o f a g e . hum ane euthanization. sions about-their finances. . 0 0 7 9 .. “Most animal* shelters All animal shelters in euthanize over 90 percent of M ichigan are also required- by 7 ^ the dogs and .cats they take in, these am endm ents to m aintain Specialist in- and m any of those anim als are records of dogs, cats, and fer offspring of anim als the shel rets received, adopted, re-“ Orthodontics ter adopted out or picked up turned to owners, or eutha as strays in previous years,” nized. These records jnust be said W yant, ’submitted to- the—MBA— by; * 2 0 '-years■ ex p erien ce “Dog and cat overpopulation March 31 of the succeeding is a serious problem leading to year. If O h elter fails to m eet • N o referral. necessary ■—’Girl Scout Overnight— many animals suffering dis these terms, the shelter may Chelsea Junior Girl -Scout Troop 82 spent the first overnight of ease, injury, starvation and- face registration revocation or the year at the home of their assistant leader, Sandra W ilkinson. other m iseries.” administrative fees for up to The Scouts worked on various components of their badge require SIS S. M ain.St.. Chelsea In order to track these ster $ 1,000 per violation. m ents including, the m aking and dressing of stuffed felt bears. Pic ilization practices, the adopter For m ore information-about ( S I S ) I ' o - 2 2 0 0 tured are (froni bottom) Torre Haynes, Nicole Lodewyk, M organ El-"'. must, leave a least a $25 de pet sterilization laws and al lyson, Lizzie W ilkinson, Danielle Martinez, Tracy Steinbach, Em ily posit with the shelter as veri- teration contracts. Please con- Gosling, Margaiix Forsch anc|^Amy Newland. Not pictured are tee fication of intent to comply tact the M DA Animal Industry M cLaughlin, Tara M urillo and Allison W hite with this regulation. ___. D ivision at 517-373-1077. ^ Raym ond P. Howe, D.D.S., M.S. ^ by David Adams As spring approaches, “For Application Fee: A non- lender, but don't tap yourself ■higher the points. In effect, Sale" signs are sure to. pop up refundable application fee out. The initial costs of ow ning points are w hat you pay to buy in jevery'one’s—neighborhoods. covers the lender’s costs, on a a home may increase your- the rate you’re^ettlng. And. with mortgage rates hit loan application whether or need for cash. Private Mortgage Insurances ting Jheir_low_esLlevel a few not you end up with a mort .Escrow: Escrows are—axh When a borrower makes a- weeks ago. many? people who gage. If granted a mortgage, vance paym ents to protect the down payment less than 20 -have been considering buying this fee is often applied to lender's security interest in percent of the mortgage, a their first home will be out your closing costs. your property. Say you don’t lender may reqiiire private - T e w Appraisal: A ’ mortgage is pay your property taxes and mortgage insurance (PMI). sccured by the value—of—a the city .seizes" your propertyr “This coverage insures t h a t i f housp. An appraisal gives the _____Yet, the excitem ent of buy- . or you don’t buy insurance and you default on your loan, the kernelei^ lissirrance that the ing a first hom e can often be the house burns down, the PMI com pany pays tlie lender l ot l>0 (. IU-[ni'mi’iii' V ■>ur .ill ilcJii iii J to lu .ittloh house has sufficient value to come discouraging by confirm lender has no security backing a predetermined percentage Uoiuumiiii y li.is oHfi fill I if, '.f 1 |M o U' n s |O M .|| M -tVIH'. 1 I k 1 . coVer your m ortgage request. ing mortgage ___Lerms Before the mortgage. To avoid that, of the mortgage balance, re vti\ lu't in 'fhior fi\tiisj | OpCfl HoUS€ j comlort. t/njoymcui. .nul _you head to your credit union Credit Check: The lender the lender will require that,, ducing the lenders loss. 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Neal erous with donations during Shine, retired publisher of the their lifetime, but w.e lag be Detoit Free Press, is thehom - hind the-restof-the country orary chairt • • when it comes to bequests. R a l p h s. R u m s e y AMERICA’S CABINETMAKER' There are so many creative Clubs, professional organi We have 1 A brand new kitchens zations and civic groups may' ways to- give to charities that hres at (248) 324 9411. Indi the program may call the . and 8 baths,tully displayed. most, of us just need a re schedule .a Leave A Legacy viduals wishing to volunteer Leave A Legacy office at (888) KITCMEN SUPPLIEHS. INC. minder and sOine points bn speaker by calling Evelyn Ge- -br-obtain m ore information on 8 2 6 - 7 9 0 0 ...... , B. J. HOHNKE KSX KITCHEN & B/tfh SHOWROOMS’ M anchester resident runs fo r state R ep. A'SI Kitchen & Hath S p ecia list .3165 .Oak V alley I)r. ■ r o . . . Village Center * S. of 19 4 By Rene Lapham Collins London, Exeter, Dundee. "That m otivated .me to look at ( 3 1 3 ) 7 6 9 -7 6 6 9 " (I inter oil Ann \1Tin1 s.ilinc lUt > Saline Reporter w hat kind of di fference I could Summerfield, Ida, Whiteford, and Bedford townships in Manchester, resident Gene m a k e . ” - - M onroe County-.. M acon Tow n DeRossett is setting his sights I becam e involved in gov ship in Lenaw ee County also is on the 55th district seat that ernment through serving on --pnrLuR-he-distTictr will be vacated by Rep. Bev the boards bl the Saline Local Hammerstrom when she leaves Finance Development Author the legislature at theend other ity, the. Economic Develop CHCCK toduv's three-term limit. m ent Corporation, and thcTax ClASSIFICD SCCTION! -p o licy DeRossett, 52, calls him Increment Finance Author self a "people person" and i t y . ” • pledges to "represent the peo DeRossett parleyed his hen uni insure your ear and In'me < n m* L it In -me with u>. ple of the 55th district to the experiences there to success- "“best of m y ability.— ------fuf-eteettons to the W ashtenaw "I am looking at this as a County Republican Executive thruudve^a--C^ueixit.isiinii iee1 •’< miKsny'.-v c!,! m\ -v - n-i six-year com m itm ent as a pub Committee and as a GOP dele lic servant for the people of gate for the county. He ,was money uiifi their mutti-|xiliev. tlie 55th district,” DeRossett appointed to the Building ■ ...... * Code Appeals board and to-the says of his announcem ent this Jackson, 'Micltigan discount! Mature pilicyholdeiscan w eek to enter the race. Agriculture Land and Open ...... "... 1..... *...... ■. ‘;; ■...... Born in Kentucky and Space Task Force. ■“““ earn .even creater savings. (Lmact raised in Ypsilanti, DeRossett "Even so, I’m still the new is a familiar face in'. Wash- kid on the block,” hfe reflects. l a a ® ten a w County. - He 1ms been "I don’t have-all the answ ers, uur. agency, tu b s ' _ active in the Republican but I have a background of WATERFORD' party, the Saline Jaycees. the being able to work with people Give us Rotary Club of Saline, the Sa to solve problems and find CRYSTAL a ring to place line. Area Chamber- of C om solutions.” merce, the Manchester DeRossett says there are 401 N, Mhtiamc a €lassified-Ad %Auto - Owners Insurance ackson kiiotas 1 Oil1 Homii Car Business - Chicken Broih and the Man m any issues with which~voters ' J . M WO I (517) 783-60.1-4 475-1371 chester OptimistrClub. He also are faced, including protecting has been active in the W ash youth, the environm ent, roads, tenaw County Home Builders land use, taxes, crime, educa- A sso c i n t.i nn a.nrl-thti_A .n n. -A bor Board of Realtors. As a “"T believe we also have to builder for more - than 20 address the issues faced by MAIN years, DeRossett prides him- senior “citizens,” DeRossett 115 Park St.. Chelsea » 475-8689 11ectare'&. -Th'gy ar6 an excel- -ALLEY self on hi s w ork ethic, both, iii ■j; A U T O C A R E X his choseir field and in his lent resource and we need to “ BROAD BAKER personal life. encourage their involvem ent.” a n d DeRossett and Sandy, his Bisected by U.S. 23,-the B O D Y S H O P ' GRAND wife of 33 years, live On Pleas 55th District encom passes all ant Lake in M anchester, w here “of M anchester, Milan, Saline Total Automotive Repair they are members of the and Petersburg; the townships BetheL United , Church of of ,Sharon, Freedom, Lodi, Christ. The couple has two M anchester, Bridgewater, Sa F oT l c h a n g e children. T heir son. Alan, is in line, York, and Augusta in I LUBE & FILTER, C o m p l e t e FREE " ! the trucking business; and W ashtenaw ”bounty; and Milan, C a r lives in Arizona with his wife, j S-J 0 9 5 BODY | M o t o 5 0 Angehque. Daughter Lori, a Yvonne’s Consignments D e t a i l i n g CPA and;a partner in an.Ann |Up to 5 qts^oil SHOP ’ on Name .Brand Sweaters, Blazers, 8089Main-St7r Dexterr NH. —AidYmHtecbtmCftig firm , lives in ! ; Most Vehicles ^ aPoniytmenl\TESTIM A TEs[ M anchester with her hus band. ,v(Park & Enter in Rear) Coats and Much: Much Bruce-Lobbestael, and their IW^forM ftnTW om en; and ChilrirfinTT two children, Emily and Eric. 8080 GR ¥ ^ t ^ d e x t e r Both Sandy- and Lori are ac tively involved with Gene in M on. thru FrK, 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Y O U W O R K . the cam paign. . • ...... — — . — ■ -______Closed sat. & Sun. ; ______“,I like people and. I enjoy - working with- ^people,” D eRos (734) 426-6992 H A R D , sett says.. “I believe it will : ■ ■ Tues.-Fri. 10-6; Sat. -1t)-4 ■ 426-6172 $P take maiiy peopLe“to help me - "AV0N,'~p!M& pick-up orders hm.. be ameffecjtive representative 1 T H E Y W O R K Y ou need tGBlisten to-people to “^^w Lar^bestTbr^veryorie as HARDER. a whole. That \ ------• Page—H) "il— T h m s C h e l s e a A d o p t s A - P e t A nim al Aid has rescued, pets Neutered male, declawedr 3 4 spayed female, black,and tan, vaccinated, neutered m a l e , for adoption. Volunteers and years, short-m edium coat, vac mixed with Lab., vaccinated, brown and white. foster homes are needed For cinated. abandoned, used to housebroken used to a dog and 4. "Alexis” — gray, (black inform ation call (8101 23V 4497. d o g s . cat, obedience-trained, 6-7 and white cal, spayed female, Animal A id’s W eb page is at: 3. "G inger” --- .brown “tiger, years, 40 lbs. short hair, vaccinated, very http://m embers.trippod;coyi/ . liunale, spayedriinder 1 y e a r , 2. "Pita” and "Peanut” — loving and outgoing, litter- -SisM iac/animalaid.html vaccinated, low-stress . home tortoise shell cats, spayed fe- trairied, used to other pets, DOGS without small kids. or other males, short hair, litter- 1. "Daisy” ■' Beagle niix. traitied, used to a 4-year-old 5. " G i n a " small Shepherd white with black, spayed fe 4 "Pooh” gray- tabby, child and dog, 1 is declawed, 9 mix, black and tan, short hair, male, housebroken, vacci m ale.,m ust neuter, adult, short a n d 10 years old. female — must spay, vacci nated, 2-3. years, used to cats hhir, abandoned. 3. J‘A.J.” — Terrier mix nated, under 1 year, older kids and dogs, m edium size. 5. "Snowy", and "Chad” — puppy, 5 months, small, wify, only; abandoned. 2. "W inky" — black Lab. miJc kittens, l white and brown, p u p p y , 11 weeks, mostly black 'fem ale! long hair. 1 m ale gray L a b . tiger, medium coat, litter- to m e e t ( ’A T S trained. •■abandoned,' a -6 The Chelsea Breathers Club chronic lung disease such as 1 . "Odie” — gray, and white m onths old.- will m eet on Saturday, Feb. 21 asthma, emphysema, chronic tabby, neutered male, 8 6 . "Alexis" — white tiger, bronchitis, allergies and Ujng. m onths, short hair, vaccinated, spayed female, vaccinated, at 11 a,m. in the Community Hospital dining rtptji; ,77_5 S., cancer. . ' JjL ukamiaj.-n&gat.iv.et:; .n.seid,' to short hair. At years, used to. .older kids and cats, aban sm all kids and other pets-. M a i n S t ^ . B reathers "clubs;, are spon d o n e d . LAT-fr ADDITIONS: The club meets the third sored by the American Lung ‘2. "Foster” — dark gray, . 1. “Dutchess” Shepherd mix, Saturday of each m onth. It is a free educational and social- Association qf, Michigan. 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A wit girl’s form er school. The m an’ sea man entered the car wash d r e s s e s . ness said a gold .Saturn was said he wanted to find out and hit the exit door. The Sylvan Township weaving on the freeway, struck w here his daughter was being w om an said he was driving too Vehicle Theft the restraining wall, cut back educated. She fled into the fast and didn’t set off the sen A ,38-year-old Chelsea m an across the road and struck a rear of the building, and he sor that would have opened told, police at 3:41 p.m. Feb. 2 red Ford Taurus, The Taurus l e f t . • the door. The man said he en that he left his car, at Vogel’s flipped and rolled, over. , Peeping Tom ___ tered the car wash, but it Party Store, 20490 M-52. The • The Saturn driver,. a 38- A 26-year-old -Scio Town never gave him a stop light to man had permission from the year-old Dexter man, was ship w om an told polipe-at-4:07 tell him w here to stop. He con owner to display his car for transported to St. Joseph p.m, Feb. 5, that her neighbor tinued until he hit the exit sale. He . later came, by the Mercy Hospital with injuries. had seen a m an looking in her - door: ■ : store and noticed the car miss- The Taurus driver, a 32-year: window from the sidewalk [ XTv i J Dispute ~ . ■ ------T hgrT Fe^T id'Iefrtlie'.vehic 1 e urr •' “old- his -32-year-T>ld ;ou tsi de™ her -hom e—m 'jScio- A 38-year-old Chelsea locked To 'potential custom ers passenger w ere uninjured. Po- Farm s Estates, 6655 Jackson woman told police Feb. 5 at could look inside the vehicle, licci suspected, the driver was Road., The man looked in,the; 2:58 p.m. that her husband, 54, though he had not left keys to intoxicated, though the results window at least five times; called her at her home on t h e . c a r . of a blood test w ere not avail Fresh footprints were found in H arrison Street, and found she Lima Township a b l e . the snow outside the neigh had been drinking. An argu Driving W hile bor’s house. The man was not Domestic ^ssault m ent ensued, and she decided License Suspended s e e m a g a i n . A 16-year-oid Lima Town to move her things out of the A 32-year-old Whitmore A ssault and Battery ship girl and her brother, 19, ;____-apartment. Lake man was stopped at 9:45 Assault, and battery was re were—hr pn argument. She The husband returned and p in. Feb. 3 at Jackson^and tried to get away from he* ported at 8:30 p.m. Feb. 6 a t Tound her moving out. She said StaebleT—roads^for an equip RPS, 296 Jackson Plaza. A 25 ■ brother and fell over a chair, he_ kicked in the rear, but he hurting her arm. The brother ment violation. The -man’s year-old Ypsilanti wom an told said no physical violence hap also dam aged some household license came back from a com police that she and a 31-year- pened. The .man stated he was item s/ Police w ere called at 6 puter check as suspended. He old Flint m an w hojjvas..con--, filing for divorce, an d sh e saidT p.m., Feb. 3. “Wcfs arrested Photo by Mary Humbler she would file for a restrain- got into an argum ent. —Artists o f the Week— ing order against the man. W arrant Arrest She said the man spun A Grass Lake ’woman told Fifst*graders.Olivia Scheffler and Kord Mtttrrr w ere nam ed A rt Noise Compraint Demond Smith, 22, Was ar- around with the back of His police at 12:46 a.m. Feb. 6 t h a t ists of the W eek at Cornerstone Elem entary School. They created a Police contacted a Chelsea" ^rested“at-12:30; a. m rP eb ^/o n - T+rarrd -threatenrn^-to hit her, she was at Banfield’s.Bar and w inter collage by tearing paper in art class. Scheffler is a student m an in the 200'block of H arri: Baker Road near 1-94. Police and-she shoved him backward. Grill, 5510 Jackson Road, w hen in teacher Ginger Ford’s class and M iller is a student in Cari Git- stopped Sm ith for failing to sig H e then hit her several times. son. Street Feb. 9 at 1:11 a .m . a former boyfriend, 30, of t l e s t o n ’s. The m an said hjs neighbor was nal, He was w anted on a mis Chelsea m et her in the parking A nother m an tried to break up playing music loudly soon be- demeanor bench warrant out lot. He threatened her, hold the fight, but he was also as- nf M ichigan State Police. Sm ith ilteri. A nother person inter- in g a four-inch pocket Rnife to' s a u i contacted the neighbor, a 28- was taken to Rawsonville, her throat. She' left and went vened, and the fight stopped. year-old Chelsea woman who where he was turned over the to Stiver’s Restaurant 11 S. The suspect left the building, said she had turned up the police. _ . , Fletcher St., and he followed and the woman refused medi- Pediatric and Adolescent Medicine stereo lor a brief time. Police her. W hen she exited, the m an cal care. ■ M ichael Alan Gillespie, 45, gave her a warning. took he'r^keys and threw them Inform ation Report was arrested at 5:11 a.m, Feb. Freedom Township (734)475-9175 across the parking lot. He then A 37-year-old Chelsea man, 7 on Jackson Road. Police punched her two to three_ Larceny who lives on Trinkle “Road, stopped a car tmd -he -was-a- -Larceny- was reported -aW times in the face. ' • JUIaty-A/V^thoft, M ^ rBrian Kennedy, M*D. told police at 4:40 p.m. Feb. 8 passenger. He was wanted on M anchester Alternative High Scio Township Shelley Kim., M tD. that he wanted to record a a bench warrant for an ex School, 11700 Pleasant Lake Violation of Injunctive O rder possible problem with the bio pired plate and driving with a R oad, Jan. 12. A teacher called Police responded to a do logical m other of his adopted suspended license out of the sheriffs departm ent when m estic assault at 9:16 a.m. Feb. son. The child’s grandm other W ashtenaw County Sheriff’s a 17-year-old student adm itted ‘ 2 on Staebler Road; Upon ar told him that the mother, who Department, and a bench war to stealing a compact disc rival they could not find any- rant for retail fraud out of from another student. How one, but decided to wait. A 23- come kidnap the child. The Pittsfield Township. He wns ever, the boy said he took it as year-old Scio Township man m an wanted a report filed for taken to jail. — a j o k e . ~ returned and police asked him information.. ~ The teacher Jound the CD what happened, He said an nr- J on a than ‘ Lotus Wpzniuk, after she asked permission to Dexter Township gument had ensued with his 2Q,was arrested after a traffic search her students’ vehicles / 1 Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.ni. girlfriend but it Was only ver -A^witness told police that stop at 3 a.m. Feb. 1 on Baker 24 hour access to our pediatricians A 37-year-old Dexter bal. He said he had taken her R oad.near 1-94. Police stopped she saw the suspect take the Some evening hours available^ w om an told police at 8:41 p.m. to the doctor’s office. CD and then ask another stu the car in which he was a pas Jan.. 29 that she and her’son, V Police interviewed a, man senger, He was wanted on a dent if tie wanted it. The CD 1 5 1 3 M a i n St • G ie ls e a 15, had been in an argument; who called in the complaint was found in that student’s bench w arrant for retail fraud She tried to- slap her sOn in' who said the girlfriend, IS, v e h i c l e . out°of Pittsfield Township. He their home on Gregory Road* had com plained to Kim of the w as taken to jail. but he blocked the blow. The "assault and he had dropped, Civil Situation (Compiled, by staff writer Eric s o n fled the house and’ ran her off at an unknown loca- ^ A 37-year-old-old Ann Arbor Bowen based on reports filed with a w a y . tion. The boyfriend had an in w om an told police at 3:27 p.m. Chelsea Police and Washtenaw The woman said her son has junctive order stating he Fqb. 4 in the 1700 block of County Sheriff s Department.) (TtUIKIIT PIUS A N I M A L Cavanaugh Lake Store UYIIICI ACCOUNT HOSPITAL 163 Cavanaugh Lake Rd. • 475-2731 Complete veterinary \ care for eniall animals. 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Pictured reciting the Pledge of Allegiance and singing “God JUess A m erica” are Robin Logsdon, Josh Maxwell, Danny Rioft, Ronnie H arris and Clayton Parsons of-Ren 2rA lso pictured perform ing a skit are Derek Ager, M ichael Spiegel, Sebastian Gerstner, Cole M cNabb, M ike Eberbach and Alex Kerr, all first-year W ebelos in Den 5. PLAYERS p r e s e n t s : Chart Hits Itr^'tV rr-r MIM' ’MtanjtfetOOp >v«i(Mnnini 1030 South Main Street .3-5,6,7 6,12,13,14*98 17 1? '.tfj 3-5.6,7.8 12,13,14-98 *',i M .Vi > 17' &*\* Smitl, | 7 Call ( J w n Of fttihtOu i v IIm * n r f t V T W e. R eserve M ovie a awl 6eac5's a Week g f w p i % « « IK L« We ^ A c c e p t directed by: Andy Hoag produced by: Shelley Beaver A n y R e n ta l Vicky W urster CouponJExpites-2/28/9i Performed at Chelsea •s Free Memborshi Community Fairgrounds Free Movie Your Birth M a r c h 5 - 7 & M arch 12-147 pm .. .D inner Show s $18.00 M a r c h 8 S i M arch 142 pni ...... 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Jenna Hall, Nicolas ^ Morrel-Samuels, Sara Mossburg, Did God m ake/ 4 f v Matthew Kennedy, Allison Michelle Hall, Jeffrey Herman, Haroney, Kathryn Harper, Philip Muszkiewicz, Justin 1/ Montero, .Richard Murphy III, Christopher H.erter, William ; Miranda Hams.Xmy Herendeen, Nadolny, Emily Norton, Lucas Corinna ftilsen, Alison Paid, John. Hohnke, Thomas Hpldsworth, Peter Heydlauff. Michael Olinyk, Danielle Patt, Lindsay . the dinosaurs? 7 / Pot/ojewski. Adam Schaper. Ryan Hubbard. Catherine Jaques, Holloway. MckehnaHouie, ' Powers; Christopher R oberts,' / L Kristen.Smith. Megan Smith, Tamara Jaynes, Sarah Jedele, Matthew Johns, Kate Kedroske, Jasmin Roberts, Laura Saarinen, Come find out at; .Melody Smith. Alicia,Smyth, ■ Ryan Ke lemen.- Robert Knieper,....' ^ MaUhe.w Knight. Andrew Kress, . Valerie Schiller, Chad Benjamin Stafford, Holly Totten, Ryan Koch, Matthew Kolodica, Melissa Lefurge. 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But two weeks after the fire departm ent cam e out to, his Cavanaugh , Lake home to check it out, some >8. thing even more alarming show ed up — the bill. Koseck received a state ment from Sylvan Township for $450 to cover the cost ofthe —i 00 D aysai Pierce Lake— ■■ r ■■ - ■■ — ' fire department's time spent — Sue Yager’s first-grade class celebrated the first 100 days at Pierce Lake E lem entaryjan. 30. Jake at his house. The firefighters Powers, Peter Kinsley and Frederik van Heesema perform ed “Variations for Violin,” accom panied by determined that the carbon their teacher Nathan Peters. monoxide gas had come from ticking his car out of the ga- stiil charged for t h e r u n . Koseck’s story is not un ■ ...... '______...... usual. Chelsea Fire Depart Townships In the area have begun charging Jor. calls from the ment had about 140 billable fire departm ent for em ergency services .C harges for auto accidents runs in Sylvan Township last and fires are typically covered by insurance, but som e fees are not. year, m ost of which w ere passed on to residents who received either the township or the for the auto accidents, giving services. But Koseck said he residentas a community, serv- taxpayers a break.. But Dres- was unaware of- the charges— ice, EHemvoodsaid. ■ — selhouse said two 7 c o u r t “c a s e s and thinks the policy should ______The flat-fee schedule was challenged q £_ be changed. set up by averaging the cost charging only for non- “The first problem is that for services from the previous residents, and Sylvan?s ordi- it’s not com m unicated -to the year. The townships also took nance was tfirown out. citizens,” Koseck said. “I think into account what insurance Despite the decision in Syl- it’s the responsibility of the com panies wiliufmy_for a_par_-— vaiuTownship, Lima Township township to say in order for ticular type of fire run. . continues to bill only non- JL a o d toveet& eM tfo m a m k fya J le tftw e 4 *Dcuf, ires.ijteftts) to have.fire protec - The charges w ere instituted residents_ for fixe departm enTT” tion we Tnay have to raise- to- alleviate township cost for runs, according t n Suppirvisor By-M ieheile-Roger s T a x e s . '- — :------fire-— departm ent coverage, Gary Adams. But Ellenwood Associate Editor ■ Koseck's bill stems from an Dresselhouse said. Despite questioned whether that pol A chemistry experim ent ordinance townships sur charging for services, Sylvan icy would stand up if chal gone awry, a zany pen-pal rounding Chelsea adopted ef Tow nship paid about $100,000_ l e n g e d . relationship turned love in fective January 1997 to allow in fire departm ent costs last . . Som e townships get around terest and a landlord who 1 thcHn Ho charge for fire runs. '-year. .' • : : ------the^problem by not charging at ” played m atchm aker are According to Sylvan Township More than 70 percent of all. Dexter Township Trustee _am.o.ng som e of the odd ways Supervisor™ Jerry™ - Dressel- -calls overall are -to handle Libby Brushaber said her m u six local couples w ere intro house several townships auto accidents; Ellenwood nicipality pays for any charges duced years ago. agreed to charge the sam e for said. For Sylvan Township, received by the fire depart It was 1963 w hen D ianne various different- types of Dresselhouse said most of m ent from tax revenues. and Ross Stephenson were calls, such as house fires, those calls come from re Ellenwood said townships Students at the University of grass fires and auto accidents. sponding to 1-94, many of also, have the option to charge W isconsin at M adison. A M any of the categories have which are to drivers who do for some services and pay for m ishap during chemistry flat fees to cover costs. Ac not live in Sylvan Township. others. But, Ellenw ood said, if class caused them to get cording to George Coash, ordi Dresselhouse said the Syl a township charges, it has to their experim ents m ixed up. nance officer for Lyndon van Township Board decided charga-everyone the same. Consequently, they struck up Township, which is am ong the that . with escalating costs, “The court system says eve- . a conversation, w hich led to a date. This past June, they ices, fees range from a house to ensure township residents equally,” EllenW ood said. “If Celebrated 32 years of m ar fire at $500 to a car accident do not pay for services provid they (Lima) choose not to bill Bobbie and Dan Hoffenbecker Dianne and Ross Stephenson r i a g e . . Aug. 21,1971 where the fire departm ent has ed to non-residents. The town- residents they can do that. But It was the late 1960s w hen June 12,1965 ~ to close the-road at $2,005. But Lship decided-To^bill Tor—ser™ if—it states in -The orditrartce1- _Bobhie_and Dan Hoffen.- _ _ ■forniisceljaneous-item s,.such - v i e e s ; ------“ “ ” ” — -only non-residents are-bilied a -beckGrbegan-corresponding as Koseck’s carbon monoxide “We could not have contin judge will throw that out.” as pen-pals. Bobbie got call, the departm ents' charge ued to afford to pay $ 100,000 Luckily for m any residents, D an’s address Jrom a friend actual costs for the run plus an out of the "operating fund,” insurance companies pay for w ho w as w riting to him. Af-j adm inistrative fee. Dresselhouse said. “We could some categories of The fire ter four yea’rs of correspon The townships are billed have had a special assessm ent calls that are billed to resi- dence, Dan decided he _... $50 per hour for every- fire q.r voter-approved miliage, b u t dents, according to Dave”Row 0 w anted to m eet Bobbie in fighter that responds to an the board decided we should of Rowe Insurance Services in person, so he drove down emergency, according to Chel not raise everybody’s taxes to Chelsea - He said that the 1 from the U pper Peninsula; sea Fire Department Chief pay~foi^ .Services provided, Farm. Bureau Insurance thatT This past August, they — Dan - Ellenwood; ' Non- whether people see the serv-. he sells will pay for any fires m arked 26 years of maiv emergenev runs for tVpica 1 ice ar-m>C- at houses or' cars that they— n a g e . 3 one Originally Sylvan decided coveT. Elizabeth and Paul _firefighjter without charge to. to bill only outside residents (Continued on Page 28) Kl^&clmfldfhTay^ have gotten together, if it h ad n ’t been-for.her. land^- _____ O rganist to lord, who introduced them. The couple began dating each other, and this past D e give recital _ cem ber m arked 35 years'as' Concordia College will pres husband and wife. Fran and Ed Coy^ Sharleen and BUI Eisenbeiser- en t a guest recital by organist F ran and E By Phil Lozen to be ttie difference. was 7-12 from, the line ' and scored nine Sports W riter titVyiU.OlKl ^ Sti lu ------~ ~ — ~ -S-kelfOTradTtec For the entire--night in its •playetLsolid defense, but the Friday night Chelsea won five assists; Fob. 3. basketball game. Chel .offensive boards .were too its second league game of the .scored eight, sea was right behind Jackson m uch’to overcome. season, beating Mi 1 an 48-35. H enson five, Northwest...... Unfortunately, Sam Compton scored 12 M ilan led 9-7 after one and Chelsea was outrebounded that’s how the game ended with five rebounds.' Sean Davis the Bulldogs w ere up only one. again 28-25 but committed with Northwest taking a hard- ajso scored 12 Mike Holloway 21-20 at the half. nine less turnovers than Mi fought 48-43 win.’ scored seven with seven It was more of the same in l a n . - , ’ ’f We were right there the boards, Drew- Henson added the third when the two teams A more aggressive offen whole time." Chelsea coach .six rebounds and Rourke Skel took only 17 shots between sive game led to Chelsea get Robin Raymond said "They t o n fiv e . then)- T he score w as knotted at ting to the line 29 times, a sea ■hurt'«s inside with second- 'Chelsea was hampered in- 28 heading into the final.quar son high. The Bulldogs hit 16, chance points —Side with.M att Adam s out due t e r ______Chelsea shot 42 percent to M i- ror .one' uf'few times this to an ankle injury. But midway through the I a n ’s 3 0 , ___ season the Bulldogs * were The Bulldogs' committed third, C helsea’s half-court trap Saturday Chelsea fell to a outre bounded^ -39-31, . and only 14 turnovers to Jackson’s w as allowing several breaka 12-0 M ilford team 59-36., Ray -Northwest" used thb edge to 20. Chelsea shot 38 percents way shots off, of steals, and in mond said Milford played an com e up with 14 offensive re while Northwest was at 35 but the fourth, the Bulldogs used aggressive defense that led to bounds, a edge that turned nut -took nine m ore shots. .Chelsea that to outscore M ilan 20-7. ■ too m any:turnovers, Davis scored nine to lead “Milan was patient" in the Chelsea. Ryan Hubbard added third quarter," Raym ond said. six, Skelton five and Compton Photo by Doug Houk Dexter Animal Clinic “But we owe m ost of this gam e f o u r . Brian Grocsser handles the ball against J ackson Northwest. - Serving-the-Community j Lq;;,q ur .tr.ap—W e definitely-had, Chelsea 4-9 overaTh-2-7 in the, momentum heading into the SEC, took on Lincoln M on 20 years . i ■ A day and hosts Fow-lerville in a 'fh-.-James D. Clark, D.V.M. Anfmal i^ ckney rare Thursday night game. Clinic i Chelsea JV cagers Complete Medical • Dentistry _ it ||j N. Territorial ' Surgery • Boarding and G room ing" Quiet Rural Setting • Am ple Parking- whip Manchester Enjoy Our Atm osphere 9500 N. Territorial Chelsea pounded Manches- with Saline in the fourtlTquar- , ter in JV basketball action ter, scoring 21 points,'but the-: l/4 m ile west of Diexter Pinckney Rd. Jan. 27, beating the Flying Bulldogs couldn’t get over the 313-426-4631 Dutchmen 73-29. ."A hump. The Bulldogs led 18 6 after Price scored 26 m the 4pss, one and 42-8 at the half and Malt Richard and _Rendell_ the rout was on. .added nine each and Kolodica r Ethan Rendell scored 16 eight, with five rebounds, Buy life insurance and save and Dennis Price 13. Scottr Richard added four assists. Fouty added 12 with Jeff, ____“I thought we . played a Kolodica nine. pretty good game, we just o n your hom e and can . Kolodiea-g-mb$ed eight re- couldn't get closer than five bounds arid Fbuty^TiVe. Ren- points,” coach Mark' Scheese . dell dished out five assistsr— said. — ~ ~ ^ h o i \>Hi H i\ M uir hie. iii'iii.i!ice in'in ii Then, on "Jan. 30, Saline Chelsea 4-7 Overall, ~2:5 in “stoppecT^Chelsea“ 67-58" The the SEC, hosted Lincoln Tues- HvlKT'. IllMir.inee. A oil li ri\e i\c ^pee l.ii d . l s O ' i 'l l , Hornets led 15-13 after one day before Fowlerville comes and added to that lead by four to town for a rare Thursday: - u mii I),M'iie.- niiLile'lie'ineiVi e.ir tiMtr;UK'e...\Ve‘il at the , half. Chelsea stayed night game. ^;n;i \ou-nn »he\. .'V in inoiepeiiJ-ew- A nnv Freshm an basketball team ,1 A v h ep ....leellLAAve .U.ke >'lv.H inlei'e\L.nv . u I .i" MU' h, 'm e ;utd e:n continues unbeaten streak Two strong second quarters Adam Schmid, Cory Pickle- He > |\ \ n l l ' ^ in iii^ iiiin e i'e , i['le allowed the Chelsea freshnum . simer and Mike Radka four cagers to remain unbeaten for each and Ben Myers three, i.inI (lie iliiiv.> rhi-v-owii. . the season. “This was . one- of those Chelse*a scored 24 in the games where everything was %yfuto - Owners Insurance second stanza- against Salute— ^i^klrrg-for-trsT— comrh B rian- and 22 against Jackson North Burg said “We started the ~ ■ re- '* ( -'.tf west in two wins. game on a 10-0 .run. and held Oh Feb. 2, Saline fell 70 44 Saline to T4 points at the half •Chelsea outscored Saline. 19-3 We also went to the line 36 iri the opening quarter ^efore ti mes, m aking 25. W hen w e do C P alm er Insurance Q m * explodingdn the second' tha.t well win all of our . “We wanna be your Insurance People" ■■ ■ -— ■ Tony Scheffler scored 20 to games." , 426-5047 3074 Baker Road. Dexter. MI 48130 800-875-5047 lead the wiry. Chris Brigham The next night.Chelsea.beat added eight Three players, Jackson Northwest 66-48. The Chris Cooper, Randy Peace scored was tied at 16 before and Joel Grimm, scored seven Chelsea’s second quarter ex- _ _ University of Michigan Department of Recreational Sports _ each. ploits opened a 38-24 lead. Rob. Honke chipped in six, Scheffler scored 20 again to M aritaTProblem S, Substance A buse... S p o r t s Our experienced staff has been providing comprehensive mental health M ICHIGAN Cl ASSfCsl —services for over twenty-years. 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Offer "good at these Shops: ,IV __ Volleyball vs. t’m leton "i^orrm iriirver ShuArm Arbor-'-’- - Chelsea, Ann Arbor (2 locations)* Saline, Airport FN V', TBA A — tUWashtenavv Ave^.Ul^mt^Jt.JBi^trton and Mllfordj 7th a n d 8th W mtttlfg— W,------; Teoumsoh, I’UA jX ' ‘ T; --TH-frHrHH-fcf.-SK-A ST ANI)A JAme..lL. 4 4. ______.By PhiLLom i ShSISEASENLQR HOUSE Pansies 15 • 13 Sports W riter I’d rather.pjay good team s and Arend had nine kills and 14 Herrsl Construction . Chelsea 16-14, 15-12 and Port Green Ones 14, 14 . 22 s e r v i n g Tyyf Seasons Assoc Chelsea opened the second Huron Northern won 15-11, 15 lose than weak teams and not digs and was 21 Good Timers . 14 ' 14 McCaiia Feeos half of the SEC volleyball sea 2 ' - ■ get anything out of it.” with six aces. Ellis added nine Kagiers 14 14 Cieaiys Put) »4 Strikers ' * . 14 14 son with a 12-15, 15-9, 15-8 win I n the final game, M o n t Brighton w ent on to win the ( C o n t i n u e d on Page 20) .'.Hall-Mooners Three Muskajeers 13 15 Siee.es Heating over Tecum seh. gomery d id a little Gutter Ousters 13'. 15 ' Mark iv Lounge The Bulldogs led the first menting with positions asThie 23 Pals 12 16 -Shamrock Floors ' gam e-11-3 but went on a long., 22 Three Cookies 16 playoffs were out of.reach. Country Pub . 1.2 .19 Alley Cals 11 17 streak of unforced errors that “We had leads all day, we Ptna.Grajjorcs -18- Steadies -■■■;-■ -£h* -19- allowed the Indians to sneak w ere right there.;”, M ontgom ery Village Tap 16 GG&B .• .9' 19' K & N Tile up and steal the win. said. ”We just got edged out. n Hit or Miss ■ 8 20 Hign Ga,me- Richard Liey. 227 “Sometimes we make errors These were some big teams High'Game: Jo Buckingham; 195. Gerald Emery,.214 High Series Robert Stoter, 505 High Series Ann Hover, 500; Ron Curcro. 599 ' • in streaks,” coach Dan M ont IRl-dTY MIXgQ • gom ery said. “W e m ade a lot of ANiLABBQRMACHINE W L OPEN M.T.F. ' . , unforced errors and they cam e The. Low Rollers 52 '4 .- Thunder' Rolls up and wap.” Mon.-Fri,...... 8.a.m.-11:30 p.m. 18. •MyThree ".Studs" .33 23 Royal Stars Sat...... 1:30 p.m. 18 Pure Luck 28. 28 Chelsea did a much better Oops •. Sunday '19 Unpredictaoies 25 31- job focusing on the final two The Master Hands -• 12 noon-9 p.m. 20 Handicaps "R1 Us 23 , 33 . games as they remained tied Wolverine Food & Spirits Onyx______' .i. 22-' -34-'- Hamilton Building • for second with Saline behind Ghost .Team ’ 22 34-. 3-0 Sales . D e x t e r , 3 Lee's 19 37 . Chelsea Lanes High Game; Tony Shore, 201; Robert Yeager, 202 , Emily Arend had 13 digs RLM Trucking High Senes: Tom. Shore, 502; Robert Rosenberger.'' and 10 kills to pace Chelsea. -HigirG arTle-KainyMiiia r ig rTirTl S'churarSlTave Bilker,216— .— ------■--- ' Kristin ETfis had eight digs, two aces and seven kills. . High Sehes:-Kathy Miller, 542; Tim Schulze. 577 ChBLSEA YOUTH MIXSP . Vif L Dukes of Hazzaid 88 52 • Jessica McVay and Emily 4 * * LANES MIXED CHELSEA . W L Bushwackers . 84 56 Sterling each had seven digs.. v The Gc Girls ' . 30 '19 ‘ P'ggy .. 83 57. Hilary Spooner went 18-i8 Bluebirds ' ' 1 . 29 20 Fireballs ' . 82 . 58 from the service line with an Music*Fog Lights-D.J. ___DouW.e Trouble., . 26. 23 Your Mama , 79 ’ 61 Packaged Liquor Dealer STD 2B 23 The Bulldogs 79 61 ace and had 18 assists. Amy Pop Food Snacks T-N-T ' - .25 -•.24 ■ The Scrappers 77 ■ 63' M cCalla a'dded two aces. 'tooney Toons 25 24 ^,^_The-0owlerS ...... 77 . 63 Brooke Stolaski had her BEER • WINE • GROCERIES Pmbusters 24 25 DNA . 77 64 best night of the season with CHELSEA LANES ■' Lima Beans ' 23 29 The Strikers -73 67 INSTANT LOTTERY Double E ' 11 kills in 22 attempts. Sarah f i n m — ..A 22 27 GWAR ___' '' ;______------69-^ 71 1- 1 - W m m m .< ; 9 4 » 7m 5^ W 1m 4 lT 1rn No Chance ... . .-. 21- 28 MOV 69 . 71 Edm ond had six kills. Sudslickers 20 29 Dance-Fever .64' 76 Chelsea was placed into the High Game. Tarw McDougal, 179; Tim Loucks. 228 Sdminc.es . Ann Arbor $t. at Baker 60 80 toughest pool _at the Pioneer’ High Series; Tarni.McDougal, 443; Tim Loucks, 560 Pioneer Seeds ‘57 83 Invite Satu^lay. The Bulldog’s Dexter Purple Pingums , ' • 53 87 pool, had iwo representatives CHELSEA REALTY I . L Tne Sir ^ Force ______5 J _ RP next toCottape Inn at the Gazebo Tfeam 41 ~ Fore-Closure 92 69- •39. 101 in the tournam ent’s final four.' High Game: Beth Wade, 146; Jaspn Yolmg. 199 The Acres 81 80 . Chelsea opened with a win Ph. (34-31426-2681 F.S.B.O. 81 80 High Series; Valisa Thompson, 366; Matt Milazzo, '523 over, a much larger Brighton Quit Claim 79 82 All Most-. 77 84 MID-MORNING MIXED W L Ghblld Tribe ------~ Be Bad 66 -85 T5 “ 6 High .Game; ArjdyPatt, 199 Team 47 12 2 High Series: Judy Hemen, 469 ■ Team 4t ' 10 11 Crystal’s Team 10 11 Luxurious Hom es jodec, ■ ^ JUNIOR HOUSE W L 1 9 12 Team 43 A Purple Rose Florrst .35 - 7 9 12 While Flag .Cleacy’s Pub 28 14 6 15 —Welvonne -28'— t'4J -Team 48 • ' — 6 - —8- nov\rfor Mark tv Lounge 27 ts High Game: Karla Doming. 137: Mall Milazzo. 198 Associated Drywali 25 47 High Senas: Karlg Detllmg, 348: Malt Milazzo. 541;. rMTiirv-ITii T A T/Tii immediate occupancy! 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Accent on Travel Dayspring-Gifts — - Pamida ■ ...... Hack, Matt Kolodica,; Josh Cavanaugh Lake Store. Elite'Hair Care Parts Peddler Hack and Chris Frayer win- Engelbert Landscape Pierce’s Pastry Plus , niiig the 2 0 0 -yard, medley re Changes lay. Their time of 1:58,90. was Chart Hits Video Faist-Morrow Chevy-Olds Polly’s Market just off the pool record. . . "Chelsea 'Beach Ctub "“ Fantastic Sams...... " RSI Wholesale Rob Frayer won- -the 200- yard freestyle at 2:03.49 and Chelsea Big Boy' Farmer Grant's Seitz’s Tavern Greg Cook was third at 2:16.78.. Chelsea Cleaners, „Eanmer!s Supply^- .SF^tmnglCJfiaojng Kolodica easily won the 2 0 0 - v ya rd i nd ividual medley, stop Chelsea Eyeglass Fox Auto Parts Side Street Garage ping the dock at .2:31.56TAndyT Chelsea Glass Gemini Hair Salon Sleeping Bear Press Thiel was third with a time of Smith’s Service 2:45.55. ■ - - Chelsea Greenhouse Gina’s Cafe, The first pool record came, Chelsea Hair Design Goodie Basket The South House • in the 50-yard freestyle as Josh Chelsea Lanes • Heydlauffs Appliance Springer Agency Hack continued to impress the coaches. Hack won the event Chelsea Lumber Hicks Cleaners: State Farm Insurance, at 25.51'. Chelsea Market Huron Camera jerry Ashby . • - One of the greatest im provements of the evening was “^ A n d y llac ky a bovcraird - 11 o bh rR otrrkem peT T belim ^ "set's c h o o 1 r e ChelseaJ^lilling . Jack & Son’s Barber Shop Stivers— ' in diving as Steve Basar won cords against the Pinckney Pirates. Chelsea‘Motorcycle '-jerry-Martell Golf l ■, Studio J 07 - k the , one.-meter diving event Supply ^ Jim & Son’s Taxidermy Subway of Chelsea'- with a season high .score of *ta "Steve Chelsea Pharmacy Lane AnimaLHospital U.niglobe Travel very hard over the past week .and it shows through perform Chelsea Print Maya Place Village Shoppe ances like this one tonight.” & Graphics . McCalla Feeds Vogel’s and Foster's^ _ said coach Dave Jolly. Chri,s Frayer-won the 1 0 0 - Chelsea Self Storage Mike’s Deli Vogel’s Party Storp yard, butterfly with a time of Chelsea Standard Merkel Furniture Weber’s Inn 1:06.93 with teammate Andy Westside Gym . Hack placing second at 1:08.61. Chinese Tonight Mule Skinner ; - The second pool record fell Cleary’s Pub- Nixon Auto Parts .Winans Jewelers . as Josh Hack, Rob Frayer, Common Grill O&W Distributors Wolverine Food Chris. Frayer and Bobby Ro- hrkeinper blazed their way to Cottage Inn Pizza : Palmer Family Ford and Spirits . a win in the 2 0 0 -yard freestyle relay. Their time of 1:46.64 - eclipsed the old time-by-ncar- ly a second. c a m e t o TTTe_TasrpTTol record to fall came at the hands of Andy -4 — .makes our labor worthwhile. Hack. Hack'stopped the clock - in the 1 0 0 -yard backstroke at 1:04.54 Jared VV acker was third.in the event at 1:13.33. T h a n k Y o u ...r_._.KoIo.e!ica won the_100-y;ard__at all levels. This -will be_very Andy Hack. .Jared Daniel. ■ breaststroke -at—lTlii:0 2 ~wttlr important when we- take on RohrkenTper, ' aivcl Wacker Jared Daniel plactnt'fo'urfch'in Dexter next week,” Jolly said, were second in the 2 0 0 -yard the event at 1:23:35. .. Chelsea takes on second-. medley relay." The meet c'afne down to the ranked Dexter on Thursday CrmrCryok took fourtlrulace last event. Cheisea had to night at Cameron Pool. The in the 2 0 0 yard freestyle and score no worse than second meet will begin at 6:30 p.m. third in the 500 yard .freestyle; place in the 400-yard freestyle The Bulldogs hope -to move Heydlauff was’.ninth in-the relay. Freshman Jeff Heyd- into second place in the state 2 0 0 -yard freestyle and fourth Jajiff. Gre^-Cook, Wacker and with a win. in the 500-yard fr'eestykv spphomore Andy Thiel pulled In other swimming’. news, - : Andy 1lack. was first in the: out the victory for the Bull Bulldog freshmen and.sopho ' 2 0 0 yard - individual medley, Frank Grohs dogs, mores took part ip the sixth .and first’in .the 1 0 0 yard back "This meet was a learning ait n u a 1 f r e s h 1i1 a t i/S o p 1 to m ( > r e stroke . . ‘ CHEVROLET® process for all of us tonight. 'Classic held at Dexter last * Thiel seventh in: the 200^ The coaches learned that thdy "Saturday. Tiie Bulldogs were _vnrd—tm U idtiaj medley and can count on- the younger successful, scoring very well fifth in the 1 0 0 yard butterfly, Swimmers. The swimmers in many events. Top finishers, —Rohrkemper. was fourth in ‘97 Chevy X-Cab 4x4 learned that everyone matters were as follows: the 2 0 0 -yard individual med V-6 , Auto ley and- first in the. 1 0 0 -yard loaded, ISK M ttes butterfly with a new meet rec $1,000 Down 8th graders lose two tough matches ord of,55.81. ’ ■ SHARP! Beach Middle School, eight assists, and Richardson • Mike Olfe'nbacher was tenth eighth grade volleyball team had five. - • in the 50-yard freestyle-and dropped a tough five-game sixU ‘96 Chevy X-Cab 4x4 "We^wer e ‘souirdl; Wacker ninth in the 200-’ '95 Ford Aspire match to Saline and then lost by a fine Dexter ' teamd’ in three games to Dexter last yard ■■freestyle', and fourth in 47K miles g, Loaded, Only 21k M iles Schaffner said. "Our execution .week— ...... :__■. tinejj^vardjbi^^ __ -must improve to step-up- ter- Daniel fifth in tire 100-yard $1,000 Down ...77... 79.52/mo. Against Saline, Chelsea lost their level.” 13-15, 11-8, 11-2, 2-11, 6-11 breaststroke. ‘97 Chevy Suburban 4x4 Janelle Vlcek had 12 kills, Chelsea is 1-2 ancl^travels to Nathan Zeigler was ninth in Kristi Tarantowski six and Milan Thursday night:’ .the 500-yard freestyle: " ‘95 S-10 X-Cab Loaded. Only 9K M iles Susan Frederick four. ’ • ______- - • am ____ — — Meghan.Tandy and Audrey Seventh graders have difficult week .4'Cyiu Air L i k e N e w ! ! Ric-hardsan had seven -points $1,000 Down s195.96/mo. each, Frederick-six, and Cara The seventh grade Beach tacks and served 1 2 points. -Long, Heather Tanner and .Middle School volleyball team Julie Inwoocl,. Jessica Percha Shcresa Roberson five apiece: lost to Saline. 1F4, 12-10, 11-3, and Firin Byj-nb each served Long had 3Q assists and 1L.8 oh Feb. 3 to fall to IT on three.points. ' ■ . . '95 Chevy Mont&Darlh RichardsoivhadT9. 7 - the year. --- ("hiflsea is now 1 - 2 and fTFvvas a* real good team ef traye 1 s to M i 1 a n Th u rsday_—- fort,” coach .Ann Schaffner Courtney Bentley led Chel a r en ter sea w ith six attacks and six $1,000 DOWN .... *225.07/1110. C C said. “I was especially pleased with -the—dksciplirie shown -at service points. Alison Mann v e ry tacking the ball 54 times in.the -assisted on eight of Chelsea’s match.” - ’ : .? j - kills and, served Tl~■ points?' r , Chelsea then fell to Dexter eight of them aces. Savannah ’95 Cavalier R e c e iv e s : Hyssongadded three points,.: 1 1 -0 , l'l-3 I'D2 r ,T y”;. 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A ll' * * “Fitll Service Dealer” WOODS (JUosM'oils ,ll)01ll'llH Tue$., Wed., Frl. 8 a.m.*6 p.m..; Sat, 9 a.m.*2 p.m, fin's ml'.voi iilin.i sha ri I,jr 111y> 1 u ,it n; ‘ prices include faxrPiateTee additional: • Financing r Trades * Pickup • Delivery - *11OOtl In — S U M .IK li M iK N - K K Tractors • Mowers • Tillers ‘ Chain Saws Lawn-Boy. Bn |tn 7140 DEXTER-ANN ARBOR RD. * ‘ Snow Equipment— . niekio i. Ml 48(18 or 'll;,’ I UN AH |r\j6 l',\u |.riiM f. •T-" G t nilyCHhLSKA STAN-PAKD/THR DKXTRK Li'JADKH • Thursday, February 12, 1998 Page 191 V* x r n m *r* M il » ■!Wi ■sr...... 7 ' N it \ . Photo by Doug, iiouk Ben Vogel, shown in a match earlier this yeat, won his match against Milan last week at 140 -UP- Standard Features • /o-liier SOH.C'V -6 e n g in e • S e c o n d pounds. . „ & TO Generation dual airbags* • Sequential m ultipoint electronic f uel injection *-Front-wheel drive ■' Pow er front disc/rear m m n & n o m m © $ r drum brakes ■ Front stabilizer bar . "" ______ 1 9 9 8 ' to keep hold on second place M e r c u r y Chelsea wrestlers “mafrF K eiser lost to Pen Boyce, 5-4. T ripp in 2:24, tained- their hold on. second Chelsea's Justin Nadolny ‘ Keiser took a 2-0 win over place-in the Southeastern Con won a 16-0 technical fall over John W ines at 119. ference last week with -v^cto- Butch McCarty. At 130, Price pinned Te- ries._o.ver the M ilan Big R eds A t - -1-35; — Jerem y ■ -Price cum seh's Dion Tripp in 3:04. and Tecuniseh Indians. 1 pinned Shawna McNally in At 135, Chelsea's Billy M ar ■ ‘Last night’s battle with the 1 :01.. tin lost 12-4 to M ark Ferguson. Pinckney Pirates determined Freshman Ben Vogel won Vogel lost a 9-2 decision to where the Bulldogs would fin a n 11-2 decision over M ilan’s Tecuinseh’s Steve Stoddard at ish headijig into - Saturday’s ■'Ryan Cockrum at 1457" 140 pounds. league- meet. In order to win Chelsea senior— Brent At 145, Chelsea’s Beil G un the 'SRC, they need to finish Young shut out Larry Russell derson lost a 16-0 decision to "ahead of 'undefeated Saline in 9 - 0 a t 152. Standard Features • 4.o li;er S O H C -V-6 engine.- Power door Ryan'Andersori. the tournament..-It'S' conceiv-' • Bulldog Derek Kgeler locKsrwrndows and mirrors • SecuriLock 1 passive anti-theft Young pinned--Tecum seh’s able that Chelsea,. Saline arid pinned Nathan Lesker in 1:28 sy ste m ■ 4 -w heel d isc anti-lock brakes Available Features Vince Cox in ' 1:45 at. 152 D exter could_fi_nish in a three- at 160 pounds. .------— p o u n d s . mm tim & wcm m * ■ AH-Wheel Drive (A W D ) • fioiiter O H V V-Rengine way tie for'first; {.Covin B looniensaarlost 7-3 At 171 pounds, Bulldoe D an — pped—iP’tfmni” at— 171 pounds to— Shawn- D ault lost 14-6 to A dam Cox. point match to Saline .last Jiixcluueir. !______. : . At 189 pounds; Bloomen- week, If the Dreadnoughts had At’ 189 pounds, Chelsea's See io u r Local M ercury D ealer :--saa-t lost a 13-2 decision to Te- -.WjQiL_GIieLlseiL .(4-1J and. S a lin e __Llnl Quiieiian w as pinned b y c r n n s e h ’s L t t T m n r l T u f n e r ^ ------— would have, been tied, going A aron VaTiTSickle in 2:54. Rick Huntington pinned into the tournam ent, assuming At heavyweight, Chelsea’s T eeu m seh ’s Chad Gi-ttus iii 3:13 .. a Chelsea, w in.last night. Nate Dawson .-.-.pinned Chris at 215 pounds...... "We never get" any help" ^W agner in :35t " ...... — - Total savings on 98 Mercury Villager GS with PEP 692Abased on finance "savings of $4,043. Finance .savings on '98 Mercury .from anyone,” Chelsea conch Chelsea won the Tecumseh Btnvson was-pinned by Te- Villager based on 9.32% APR nafional average of Ford Credit purchased finance contracts during December 1997 vs. 1.0% APR “ KeiT'y” K arge 1 said of tiie f)ex-" meet on Thursday at Tecum - cum seh’s Dan DeCleerq in.4:5l ■with 10% down for 48 months. Actual savings may vary with amount financed, length of term and prevailing APR in your area. s e h , 4 T 2 H r ~at~I i c a v y w e i g h l.' 1.0% rord Credil APR financing for qualified buyers.-4a-men1hs'at S2Y.26 per m&nih per $ 1 .OOtHtnanced with 10% down, ‘g.9%- rorct Credit APR tinancing ror quantied buyers, Dealer participation may affect savings. Take neW retail delivery from dealer stock Chelsea ' beat Milan oTT The Bulldogs won by forfeit The Bulldogs are still w ith by 4/2/98. See dealer for details. Residency restrictions apply, ‘Always wear your safety belt and secure children in the rear seat; Tuesday, 61 12, as the Bulldogs at 1,03 and 125 and lost by for out, the services of several of won by forfeit at 1 0 3 , 112,' .119, feit at 160. their first-string w restlers, but 140 and 210. A t 112 p o u n d s , - C h e l s e a ’s' Kargel said the second- At 125, C!i id sea’s Nate Todd Pearsall pinned Justin stringers have perform ed well, The Chelsea District Library Planning Task Force nvites You by Jerry D. Posey to Attend Have.you ever received a and each type has it's own ad called the “Michigan” s t y l e gift for Christmas, then had to vantages. Mine ___are the old and despite the name. i t is anxiously wait what seemed traditional w ood-fram ed style, used all over the United like forever before you could with the cowhide-lacings and S t a t e s , even in places such as -miakcvu-sj^oi-l-hi-s-giR-.-W oll,. thvs- Alaska and Maine,, where is what I have been doingvever people think of when som eone more serious snoWshoeing is A CO M M U NITY FO RU M since opening the biggest pro- • m entions snowshoes. d o n e . _sent.tha.LI .reaetve o n t n f* ;> 1 -T-h e -M i c liig am m o d e lT t* in \k m a s d-n->L _ newer. ■ alum inum or plastic lar to the A laskan-m odel but is ■After the grand kids had kind with their neoprene or wider and usually a bit To discuss the future of the opened their many gifts, and nylon w ebbing-and binding's, shorter. The narrow tail keeps the rest of the family had but there is som ething nostal- the snowshoe tracking in a taken their turtle I was 1 p r e gic about the old—wood and straight line It is the type pre- sented, with. a large,, well rawhi.de_type. Being a bit old-. ferred- by • most recreation W rapped pnekagd^about four~~ fashioned- I—let—i-L-be known TLsnowshoe users and .m any of feet - in length to be opened that I preferred this type. those who spend much time when everyone else was fiiv^ There are basically three pursuing our famous snowshoe 7:00 - 9:30 p.m . i s h e d . ______. .' types of snowshoes available hares in the; northern part of ■ I must.. admit, the pair of i.vihp .th e stat e . ___ _ . .. snowshoes inside. were not a. “Alaskan” type that is longer Kor our first outing, a coiT complete surpruseW After all,_ a n d_& kinm urTiian—the—othur pie of friends and I decided on my family should know by now two and w orks well when the a spot in the Roscom m on area, not to leave my" presents- object is traveling fast in open w here we knew we had access w here I can- finchthcm -during country.- The “Bearpaw ^-style" to-Hand—owned- by the state. After a few phone-calls .con C h e l s e a the days preceding Christmas. is a . stubby,, taildess model, Being the sneaky type of that works well when the vinced us thdt the snow was in character that I am. L had al- wearer is trying to m aneuver good condition, We packed up • —ready- . shakedr— -‘-^tatiled .- -im-brushy hill country. It’s;cx- for a w eekend of playmg^in the- -sjq.iipe7,e,d aud-sinffed the pack- tra width..also makes it per- outdoors. W e had-no intention age a couple of times, and had form better in deep or crusty of hunting or fishing, . that determ ined what the contents— —s n o w r could be dofie at a later date. were. My wife ha#gotten tired The type-I nowTiown are (Continuecfon Page 20) of hearing me hint that-T Keynote Speakers: wished I had a pair -of-snow-, shoes,-As usual, I feigned sur- George Needham, State Librarian of Michigan . prise and a good tim e was had Lardy,-Lardy. J by - a - 11; • a s -1 h e y s a y i tt-the- x-ii+lr-1 Sandra Yee, Former Brighton District Library ‘drerl’s books. : 1 Laak who is 40! . > After waiting several w eeks. I finally got a ch an ce to .try pu t , David Clouse Board Member the snowshoes otiTmne decent H appy Birthday, Feb. 18] snow ,'.‘First: there.-, was, not ■' L o v e ; enough snow in the area, Then M o m ,- Dad,- L a tu ic ; W h eu .it did start, .to but Id" lip. Following the speakers1 presentations, Jason & Ashley ■rnicoly. I- was " too busy to get outside. W hen 1 did ha Vo. tim e; "the snow was 7 crusty .or- Tctf , there will be a question and answer covhred.and that is not, the ideal condition for. a pef'stiri’s session and small group discussions led by first time, oil’ these contrap-., ^ ^ Antiques ^ t i o h s . - After .spending about foilr February Blahs Sale a professional facilitator engaged by the hours, traipsing around' in' the , jRvKHYiniNG on Sam-: perfect snow conditions found CoMi5, Shop in the Roscommon area this ■. . Lay-Away Avaiiaiu.i: Library Board to discuss the needs of our past weekend. I have only one thing to say. "There_’s _uothihg:_ 1196-S. Main (M-52) • Ghfelsea district library facility. like it. 7when ■ are. We going "111uis- K |"i i 12 1: Silt. lO-S again/"- ' ’ ' There are several- kinds of, 475-9390 snowshoes on the market now, A i • r;>^> 20- Thttr-Xin—FurtnmTyXXlJtrtX^rt1"XcTtH1"S1,7\:_S' C helsea A quatic Club can’t m atch depth of D exter team Dark, 49.01; 11. Danielle Chelsea Aquatic Club Following arc swim tunes Kueker, Nick Armstrong. John 9-10 boys (50 yds.): 1. R o b b i e W olpoff, 28.40; 8 . Evan Mathis, P 99f d-27-Ffrayley and. places ' bv events'Tor tbe "M aynard, t ody Minder, s.i n . i 4 f Moffett, : 33.92; TT“ T H t m e T ~ z x w t —— ------“* Marzec, 50.80; 13. Katie Wid- ter team recently. ('helseiv sw im m ers 9“K),girls (200 yds.): 2 . 1 K e l- Augustine, ■ 36.12; 4. - C hristo 8 - and-under girls' (25 yds.); may.er, 5L61; 14; Erin- Robbie Moffett had an out. Medley Relay lyn Pagliarini. Kara Stiles, Kat pher Moyle, 35.74; 5. Nate 3. Cassie Vachon, 20.36; 4. Al McLaughlin, 52.40 " standing '50-yard freestyle as. 8 and under boys clOO yds.): Fitzgerald, Kelly Butcher, Christman, 39 10; 9. John M ay ice Butcher, 21.96, 7. Amber 13-14 boys (100 y d s .) : 2 . M i k e he was one of only three Chel 2, Ian Hughes. Trevor Hughes, 2:45.36; 4. April Adams, Anne nard, 44.70; 10. Jordan Skid- Hubbard, .24.04; 8 . A n n a Wilson, 1:15.40; 5. Zach i vi Wi-'i v> t o vv i i v jiVi^ ~i4~v t™ — A 4 *h H-CotH H d I-,-— Robbie Pa- vSe e 1 b a o h , ■—■J e s s i c n — L o d e w y k , m ore-.. -54T-2; -11 .-B enji eriing, 25.26; 9. Anne Christman, 1:18.35; 7. Jason Katrina Moffett and Kelly gliarm i. .1:41.40. Chrissy W idmayer, 3:00.02; 6 . , 54 48. Thiel. 25.97; 10. Kaitlin Crouch, 1:59.26. \ Rutcher w ere the other two 8 and under girls i 100 y d s .) : Anna Drow, Katie Hill, Nicole 9-10 girls (50 yds ): ; 1. K elly Spensley, 27:00; 11. Katie 13-14 girls U 00 y d s .) : 1 . •Meghan M innick had a life 2. Lassie - -V admin, ... Kaitlin Lodewyk, -Julie Kueker; Butcher, 32.97; 3. K. Stiles, Howe, 28,21;- 12„ Erin Alher, Alexis! Jolly, 1)11.98; 4. Jenni time best. in the 50-yard , Spensley.' Thristine Kelley. 3:34.29; 7. H eather Neff, Tracy 3 3 .1 2 ; 6 . Kat Fitzgerald, 36.49; 3 1 .9 2 . fer Minnick, 1:16.96; 7. Mary freestyle. Zach Christm an and ■ Ayla D etroyer: 1:29.41 : 4.. Am Steinbach, Samantha 7. Anne Seel bach, 37.15; 8 . 9- 10 boys (50 yds ); 4. D a n i e l Paul; 1:22.26. Kelsey H ansojp’also chalked her Hubbard, Katie Howe, Spensley. Hannah Myers, Samantha Spensley, 41.60; 9. Augustine,. 42.12; 5. Robbie up lifetime bests in the i>0 Anne Thiel. AiimT Kmmerliug. 3 :3 5 .4 1 . A nna Drow, 48.85. M offett, 43.04; 6 . Doug KUeker, Freestyle Relay_ ___ freestyle. Kvan M athis haiji an 1:49.51. 11-12 boys.(200 yds.): 2r*Ryan 11-12 boys (50 yds ): 3. A lex 45.97; 7. Nick A rm strong, 46.47; 8-and-under boys (100 y d s .) : im pressive 25-yyircC freesty 1 e , 9-IP boys t2PQ yds.): 2. N ate’ Kelley, Aaron Connell, Alex Wilson, 32.41; 4 / Aaron Con 9. N ate Christm an, 47.87,;4 10. 3. Trevor Hughes, Ben W.oJ- 'as. did Ayla Detroyer, and Al- Christman, Daniel Augustine, Wilson-, A ndy K.ellogg^:36.45... nell, 32:90; ' 6 . ,Ryan Kelley, Cody Shiller, 50.22; II. Jordan poff, Evan Mathis, Robbie Pa ise Augustine had a fine split Christopher! Moyle, Robbie' , 11-12 g i r l s (200 y d s .) : 2 . 3 5 .5 9 ; 8. M att Kellogg, 36.70; 9, Skidm ore, 59.73;’ 12.. Benji K el gliarini, 1:33,55 on the freestyle relay. 'x- Moffett. 2:53 8,0; NS... Doug Laura Adams, Meghan Min- Nathan Skidmore, 42.23; 10. logg, 4:00.84, - m nd-under girls ( .y d s ): nick,— Katrina - M offett,K im .. ,_Ian G alvin, 46,15; 11. A ndy Kel- 9-10 gtrls-(5(X-yds.):3. K el lyn 8 100 2. Christine Kelley, Cassie Vachon, 2:17,27; 4. Danielle l.ogg, 47.44 ' ' ' . - ■ Pagliarini, 41.54; 4 April Ad-_ iVaehonj Ayia Detroyer, Alice M cClelland. Hay ley . Marzec, 11-12 girls (50 yds.); l,.,Ka_: am s, 42.1&J-6- Jcgssipa Lodew yk, (JB s Party center & Deli K a U e Wi d rn n y e tr^ ii ttin^Dardcr ■ "43745T8:7Tu lie~ K tiek^rr4r52r 97 H3trtehettM7l4?04r 9-10 boys (200 yds.): 3. D oug 528* N. Main, Chelsea • 475-9011 . 3:132.94: NS. Kelsey Hanson, V a c ho r n ------36v63;^—5.' Al ise Chrissy "W idmayer, 5Q.23; 10. Lindsey. Cook, Liz Rohrkcm- Augustine, 3.1.26; 8 . M e g h a n H annah Myers, 51:87; 11. Katie Kueker, Cody Shiller, John Maynard, Christopher Moyle, per, Erin M cLaughlin, 2:42.81. M innick, 31.79, Hill, 53.18; 12 H eather Neff, Fresh Barry’s Bagels and Donuts, Freestyle C ! 13-14 boys (50 yds.); 4. Zach 54.02; _ 13. Tracy Steinbach, 2 :4 0 .3 0 . . Coffee and Cappuccino. 9-10 girls yds.): 2. K at: 8-and-under boys. (25 yds.): Christm an, 28.40; 5. Mike W il 54.22; 14. Nic°IG Lodewyk; (200 Valentine Balloons, 2. A dam Connell, 16.59; 6 E v a n - son, 29.97; 5. Jason Crouch, 5 4 .2 5 . Fitzgerald, April A dam s, Kelly B utcher, K ara Stiles, 2:21.82; 3: Cards, Toys, Candy and Mathis, 22-M0; 7. Ian Hughes,' 4 0 .2 8 • - 11-12 boys.(50 yds ): 2. A lex Chrissy W idmayer, Anne SeeF Party Supplies . 2 2 .7 2 8. • Robbie Pagliarini. 13-14 girls (50 yds.); 3. Je n Wilson, 38.63; 5. Aaron Com 22.92; 9. B en Wolpo.ff, 24.85 nifer M innick, 28.29; 5, Alexis > nell. 40.62; 7. Ryan Kelley, bach, Kellyn Pagliarini., Jes National Championship- - — " 8-and-under girls (25 yds■): Jolly, 28.88; 7. M aTyTaTH, 33.T7. 4 4 .0 4 : 8. M att Kellogg , 44.71; 9. sica Lodewyk7^84.t9::_ ~ 7 A T-Shirts, Sweatshirts, 2. Alice Butcher, 16.65; 4: Ian Galvin, 50.59;' 10 . N a t h a n 11-12 • b o y s (200 y d s ): 1 Keychains & Pennants!! C hristine Kelley, 18,31; 5. Ayla B a c k s t r o k e Skidm ore, 1:01.11. Andy Kellogg, Ian Galvin, N a than Skidmore, Matt Kellogg, . ( all m lunch 'orders before 2 p.ni. Detroyer, -18.78; 7. Amber ' 8-and-under boys (-25"-ydsr)^- T 1-12 girls (50 CZ. K a - BobCat Rentals for pick up for later in the day '• H ubbard, 19.09; 9. A nne ThiCl, 3. Adam Connell. , *20.87; 5. trina - M offett, 34.77; 3. L a u r a 3 :0 1 .3 6 . -Trey»r—H-ughes, -25.39; 8 . J B e n - A da m s— —35 28^— 7. ■ -_Alise- .LH 12- g i r l s (200 y d s .): 2 - K i m Deli O p e n until 2:00 p.m. Hours: M-Th 6 am -10 pm, Fri 6 am -11:15 pm, Augustine, 38.30; 8 . K e l s e y Vachon, " Alise Augustine, Fax in your Deli orders 475-Deli Sat. am-11 pm, Sun. 9 am-7 pm Lindsay Cook, Laura Adams; 8 “\ - H a n s o n , 3 8 .3 6 ; t 9. L i z R o - JAM ES BARRY hrkemper, 39.98; 10 . C a i t l i n 2:06.04.' ' ACCOUNTANT & TAXADVISOR / Business Accounting & Reports, Payroll 1997 PROPERTY TAXES DUE Personal Tax Planning & Return Preparation Complete Accounting & Tax: Service TAX COLLECTIONS HOURS: for all form s of Business O w nership Monday through Friday 9:00-41)0 9412 Horseshoe Bend • Dexter -- Saturday 9(00- 14D0- Noon----- Telephone: 426-2395 December 24-9:00-2:00 DAY OR EVENING APPOINTMENTS Tax payments may be .made-in person, by mail or at 1st —------America Bank-Dexter. JU LIE A.-KNIGHT -6tK8(-)T4eNkT~ftRe^ MI 48T30 Phone: 426-3767 ■■ A Public Hearing to consider the 1598/9.9 Fiscal-Vear Village- Budgets will be-held- February 24, 1998 at 7:30 p.m.at theSylvari TownshipHall.i 12W.MIddle"5We t, -fit • 1 Chelsea. Michigan. A copy of the proposed budget will be available for public inspec tion at the Village Administration Office. 104 E. Middle Street, Chelsea, Michigan: Persons requiring 'reasonable accommodations to-disabilities in order that the five (5) business days pnor to the date of the hearing of such disability. VILLAGE QF CHELSEA ______Suzanne. C-. Morrison,. Village Clark.______% An Ordinance for liie protection of the public health, safety and genferal we(fare under th© -authority of MCLA 257 726 and the Public Act 248 of. the Public Acts of -t-9.45 as amended, regulating the wfieel and axle loads.and gross weight of ce'rtain' vehicles, regulating the operation of'motor trucks, tractors and. trailers within the Village of Chelsea,-Washfenaw-Coufity,' Michigan: adopting certain.-sect-ops of tne .Michigan vehicle Code, being MCLA 257. V et'soq., as Carrier Safety Act. being Aqt 181.of 1953. as amende^; providing for enforcement- and penalties-for violations and for repeal of other ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith — Nettee-ts-HEitven-lhal the- afofementioned-Ordinance’ No -1'2-5-"Vehicle-Weight Limit- and Motor r‘- Photo by Mary Kuntbier .a regular meeting held on January 27, 1998 and 'wifhbecome effective.30 days after the date of this .publication. A copy of the Ordinance may be purchased or inspect- Chelsea’s 9-10 girls 200 freestyle relay team is show n above. In ed at the Chelsea Village QtficeS. 104 E. Middle Street, Chelsea. Michigan,-durtng cluded are Jessica Lodewyk, Kellyn Pagliarini, Anne Seelbach and regular business hours..except for legal holidays.'? Chrissy W idmayer, kneeling. VILLAGE OF CHELSEA (Suzanne C.Morrison. Village Clerk - He @!MCHIROPRACTIC Chelsea volleyball tops Lincoln 7970 Clark Lake Rd. W Chelsea, Ml 48118 (Continued-from Page 17) 8-2 lead in the first game but (313)““433-LIFE kills with nine digs and was Ellis cam e up next and pulled / 19-20 w ith four aces. D exter back within one. Webster Township Board Meeting called to order at 8:00 P..M. by Sup. Fisher.- Spooner had six kills and Present: Fisher, Baldus, Keogh. Klemsch-midt, Zoning Insp. Jim Ross, Planning -From -there,-Spooner--butit- 22~cfigs with three aces. Ed Commission. Chairrnan and eight residents..- Hhe cushion . even more .as mond had three kills arid.. Motion Kleinschmidt support Keogh and CcHTied-to-appreive-agenda as present- ^.Che.Jseii-roileU to th e three aces, Stolaski had two' ecr T rust your precious gift of sight to ■ In the . second game, the kills and Pow ers three kills. ■ "^Supervisors remarks w.ere read. ■■ . . Bulldogs got' out to a 7-D W ri- Motion Kleinschmidt- support Keogh.to appoint KarhFink as-IntBnrrrTrustBB' until* Emily Sterling had 15 digs; and really never;looked bach, the November 1998‘StBfCtion.'Carned. Karl Fink then took the Oath of Office, ■ • TD illlam Q t. ‘TC rgw lti,, J llfD . Celeste Byeraft 13 digs and Dec. 16, 1997 minutes were read and approved by motion Kleinschmidt support . Miranda Harris nine digs Ellis had six kills, five digs Keogh an~d earned,- while going 1 1 -lH serving with a n d w a s 6-6 .with three iaces. "Planning • Chn 'John Kingsley "reported on the Dec. Planning Comm. Public Specializing In: t w o a c e s . Spooner had 18 assists and two Heanng and regular meeting. Monday night Chelsea de- kills and .was 10-10 w i t h o n e - OLD BUSINESS: . ' ' 0 NO STITCH Cataract Surgery feated Lincoln 15.-11,_15-9 to ■ Motion- BatdaS'-support Kiemscbrriidhto.exlend'MultiCable'Franchise thirty .days. -aeej.Arend had four digs-and [ 2 [ ___Medical and surgical diseases m ove to 6-2 in the SEC. Carned.- ^ six kills. Krissy Tripp cam e off Motion Keogh supporhBatdos Webster Township proceed with.purchase of addi* of the eye ’’ ” Lincoln’s M argaret Smith the bench and was 11-11 s e r v - ttonal May Mast pi'6pertyrAttorn$y Etter to proceed with paper work.. Roll call, a ir — Giaucom;aJ------— - s e r v e d ing with three aces. — - - ayes and carried. . ■ ’ 7 . r— Gopy-Machihs^Brechufes-are-being-soughU Older Adult eye care Township; Attorney will present draft ordinance for Land Division Act after attend ing MtA Conferance meeting, c ,. : About the outdoors Names are' toTbe“presentecTforRepresentative- 6frPo'rfage"Bbse• Lake -Sewer Board at the Teh. Meeting.. Participates-wlth-MadicarerSCBSrMESSArCafft-Ghoteear (Continued fromJPgge 19) gave us a chance to rest our Tegs- nrrcl- adjust the bindings "Mr. IrSrfi'an has requested all papers required by the township for he and his M-Care and Major Insurance Plans On this trip we nyere going .excavator to sign. H©.i\as completed all th^site-plan revisions and-is-ready to pro- * -that have-a-tendency to-loosen— “s no vv^h oePng a ncTTh aT w a sT t. ~ . ceed. ' .. 7. ■■■..■; '■ Now with two convenient locations to serve you a bit when they are used for The w eather was a bit cojd, Blight Ordinance to be reviewed and presented.at February meeting. . long peribds of time. ■ MEW BUSINESS. but -keeping, warm was: no Motion Baldus support Keogh to reappoint Don Buchanan; Jennifer Sjmonds,' and problem as long 'as we kept • After, lunch w e ‘left the two-, Don Heller to three.year-term on Board of Appeals. Carried. traveling. » Motion Keogh support Fink to Reappoint John Kingsley, and Geraldine Calhoun lySlClANS track that we had stuck close ■ ' f to three-year term on Plannmg Comm. Carried. . -. x oT Mic A s.I mentioned earlier, we to during t|ie m orning part of 7“ ■ Formal HairRehTal Policy to. be draTted.'by Sup, Fisher. C H E L S E A A N N A R B O R spient about four hours on the the trip, and ventured into the 1 .* Brush piles to.be burned, and cleaned up. Fisher to .seek bids. . khowshoes. Taking a half Hour (313) 475-5970 (313) 434-8000 thick stuff, just to see how the Paul Kleinschm'dt to review old townhall site and report on need for.furthetaction, break for lunch along the trail, shoes performed . when the _ ' Recycle :signs_to b©_c.h_'anged. Fisher to seek bids from recycle companies for. appropriate bins and.signs',. ■ ■ - . , - / ! .: walking wasn’t,so easy. « Landscape around recycle bmS - discussion' on!y..Fisher t0: p rop6se fe rice "con - struction) 7 . .. ■■■-.■' ■ . 1 • ' — W alkrng in deep snow is not a .. Motion .Keogh support Kleinschmidt to purchase six new voting devices, Roll 'call problem , no m atter how deep it •7’ .vote, all ayes Pnd carned. -..A-: •' may be.' The wide, webbed, ' Motion Kleinschmidt support Fink, to-purchase .shredder.for township.“'Carried! snowshoos allow you to. sink ■: Motion’Kleinschmidt. support^ Fink to .amend motion not to exceed $200,00. Carried. Motion Kleinschmidt support Fink to-purchase two clocks for'Townshtp-Hall-notrtO exceed $'50.OO.eacfvCarned.- 'X ■ 7 not enough to cause m uch v , Board members and staff members salanes discussed. Motion kleinschmidt sup- problem if you keep moving - port Fink to accept the following wage raise starting Fiscal y'ear.Trustees $75.00-per ■ meeting, for any board .th'ey-vserve'on, 4%.raise for-.Sup.. Clerk, Treasurer and . . As the hike cam e to an end deputies- Roll call ■ all ayes and carned. Motion Fisher, support Keogh to. amend and w e all found ogr legs ■■tit* ' motion Sup not receive increase dunng'1998/Carried. ■ ;r-- iiig. we slowed oiir pace a bit, •. A request was-received to have the Lakes Review as Official Publication Paper. VVe.arriyed back at the 4 x 4 j u s t ■ Motion'Fmk Support Kleinschmidt'to rerhain'with the Dexter Leader. Carried. : ' Motion Keogh support,Baldus Board Members and staff have picture ID. Carried. as the sun was setting and'the Jim Ross. Zoning Inspector, issued 10 permits and 2 address bringing 87 total cpld: wind w as starting -jo pick houses for 1997. .82 houses in 1996\ . - •' ~ u p a g a i n . -ii^-^-Mottoh'..KIeinschmjdLsupp£irLKa.o.ghJD..a,ccept.tr6asurers report-arid' pay-bills-as- • presented. Roll .Call All ayes and earned- ■ 1 .recommend shbwsfio.eing ______Motion Baldus support. Fink and.carried.meeting adjourned at 11; 10P.M.’ ,., to any oiie who is .looking for a. - • . Respectfully submitted. now way to enjoy Michigan’s ; • “ Wana M, Baldus. Cterk great outdoors. ----’TtrarflKf.SP:A"STANnAHI>it\ I K DCXTKK LKAUKH s Thursday. FT-Tmiary 1XT99T jhigwzr* s k id a a snowmobiles (HCIMURf 0 (Oft TMi W/IV YOU RIDf L arge supplyof ciotning at M id-M ichigan’s #1 Ski-D oo D ealer Hansen’s Sports Center. Inc. Open 10-9 Mon,-Sat. • 10-8 Sun, 475-7212 * 15901 Seymour Rd. • Waterloo ^ S ^ F e |i.;|3 USiiljMcick ; & the Kickback Band Feb.ip-21 Buster Blues Band Feb; 27-28 Big Pinky BBQ PORK RIBS DINNER Saturday Only Mar. 6,7 & 13,14&.20,21 Alibi $13.95 Full Slab all you can eat $8.95 1/2 Slab Mar. 27-28 Big Pinky • Your ihoia- of.flutiy Mumbled eggs. b.-ia.iri, - link sausjge, —Youngsters Visit Museum- tTOni*jr Xarvl-it iuOii. jimy rbiisnivcC BI1Q. \sVcri potato Sunday Breakfast Brunch ^ ta*ser«ilc,-dk«J poiaiots ,s trench u>;usl with hot-maple syrup. ChiUh en who attend Dexter Co-op Nursery paid a visit to the Crompton; back from left, Jimmy Kelly, Allen Matthews, Tyler Wis- Start with our fresh salad and.seasonal fruits, and finish with.our $4.95 • 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. • $4.9 lamuyt pastry'table. (Coffey - Juices • fountain Drinks not Tuheisify of Michigan Exhibit Museum of Natural History re- ley, Shawn Kreimes, Carl Pressprich, Noah lliser, Dylan Sutter and ineludcelj Siitall |iiiee 75c. Larj;e. SI.25, four to choosy from. > < !iUy. Pictured, fi ont from left, are Mike Kelly, Christine Lee, Christopher Schwartzenberger. BEER & LIQUOR PRICES HAVE BEEN LOWERE0 FOR YOUR DININC & ENTERTAINMENT PLEASURE! and Lisa j>omnv will -sponsor the 1998 f’ou.ci.e.ssi.onal Art Competi- . - tfc)it fo.i . local high schools of ,Uh: Ki'hith District ■ of Michi- ;:-in The theme for this year’s (■‘/min'iitum will he the ‘World . th-Jm johee ’ High school ■ stii- . deut-Fw ho residem the Eighth - i 1 *-'() i eUu-ua,!.! 1 g 1 ble ,to partic i- jiaU'. ' ■1 -.believe that education in ■ at f.y aim science -plays an im- . ‘"7miT.in' rote in developing the minds, of oiir students," Sta ll enow said-. "In bringing these !'-v.i ..ai:< as together we can npen.new worlds to our youth, .vJiile eiiipliasizing creativity .inti r? itn ;il though.!.-” , ' • .. ■i:-etit.i'inVive's "stire!o-nts the op- —Snotv White Pays Visit—- : 'n 11t;:11y \n compete for the Snow White paid a visit to Little Gingerbread House, recently as part of a unit children studied ■ Imhom ol displaying their work— about nursery rhymes and folk-tales. Pictured-from-4eft,-are Ryan Hodgman, Brittni Prehn, Angie !oh* ! S ( apitol. , Bach, Evan Ox.ner, Christian Black, Evgn Mihocka, Samantha Stacey, Ashlce Feeman, Clara Ger- 1 11 winner will also receive miller; Allisdn Sharrar, Daniel Biggs, Rachel Kramer, Kurt Miller and Ryan Morrison, sitting on ;■ trip for two tb Washington, SnowWhite’s lap, who is also his mother. I'M’ ." 'including an airline. _____ • nclcet fora teacher, parent, or- tiaiiliai.i Four honorable : ten lion ,-._u 111 'also be awarded AnrerArbor’s iNfatura- inhl Uma- winners; artwork- "d! In ■ displayed in Con-' O rganic .fruits & vegetables • Fine cheeses & organic dairy products i t niii in Stabenow’s dis- • REMODELING Additive free groceries • Fat free & low sodium foods • N atural foods deli j i i . t an.d ■Washi.ngt.on; H d .C., • g a r a g e s : Vitam irF& bodyTGareM lepartment • Books,-cards- 6c kitchcnw ares~ ~ T n j T F 7 T " ■ — :r'r ^d'idcfrz;1: POLE BARNS F’ii’aoi; for tlie competition •CONCRETE ... V.mU r( tlefi a.concept,.aeftiv- • SNOW PLOWING 0 '. imii.vuhia-r,orevent in the :-.Tcl of ■ -i.Mh-e..Art categories LICENSED & INSURED (31 3) 426-0660 liMiJrrl ,to ijainting, d ra w -■ i’i.f ; bwr.or print. Submis- Your H ealthy C hoice non's .v-ill be' accepted from 1 :r. ili V'?. ]—-Wmirerv-will be I‘.-'.led - by' a committee.' of ^Support your local businesses^1 2215 W. Stadium near Liberty * Daily 9-9 Sunday 10-6 • 996-8111 local :u:i teachers-and repre- —ambit ivc.' from a, tocal—art-OP--.- t.im/.aLiuns. . . -ntt e 11 i-h e r- o f-1 h e :=H< tU s e- dr'ietu-e ond Technology Com-- WE-ACCEPT_ -4+n-!if' tny tp'p -priori- “Alt Your Building & Remodeling Needs” CLASSIC PIZZA, COMPETITORS i res has been Mo highlight the 8015 Huron St. Dexter, MI 48130 i ole.t'l iivath. science and tech- Additions- ' • New Homes • Kitchens • Family Rooms COUPONS1IL nob'-w .in. onr . schools,” Sta- Bathrooms •_ Porches . • Carpentry • Decks, ■i>eiit-tw stale'll. ‘“In capturing C a r r y - O u t • Garages • Roofs •Siding •e Flooring _We accept VISA, Mastercard, and Discover- ihe bc.iuJy of the' various We Deliver* - - - Hours- 11 a.m.-H p.in.-Everyday SPEQJAL \w rids .of science, it is..my Specializing in Fire Restoration and Insurance Repair * Orders over $5.00. . 1 4 ” - 1 Item Pizza Mt'uxi tiiat- -we wi 11 see many.. f o r $ 5 . 9 9 i ■\eom>l '> of .how critical-’and- Mark L. 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Lath and Piaster Cement Plaster and Stucco Veneer Plaster Exterior.Synthetic Plasters Ornamental Plaster Spray and HanchTexturinc) f M m r t i s e r s Residential and C om m ercial C o m f o r t Z o n e Phone (313) 475-6284 “ Chelsea, Ml 48118 m a s s H e l p V s «: UK HEADLINE for; M e c h a n i c a l (Hspiay advertising for S.J. LIPPERT FLOORING H e a f t n • Sales & Service * Custom Sheet Metal The dhelseaStandard and Carpet • Rugs • Vinyl is Pergo • Tile LENNOX $ p m. on Monday S a l e s ♦ installation • C o m m e r c ia l We imerl all copy and Residential • W indow Treatm ents a estim ate on a new M o rK by that time FREE iii-orrtjer ip_BEPiiuce • ■ - ymtrad-for tbe:— 426-8779 ^ ^ . ScottUppert next editfan. 3115 Broad St., Dexter o w n er 3 126 Broad Sf. • Dexter • 426-6350 • 433-1020 m 2 m m Do you have concerns about: > Indoor.air quality at home or at I n t e r n e t J o u r n a l __work?______Dog, cat or other pet odors? 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H ere you can e-mail Pets Need the way the person looks, the reverend with your !)nitu!C;tiv.’li>o. along with their . personal nicknames, photos, both e- PAW C D A Z E S A L E ■ mail addresses, plus choose You are invited to a: h y g i e n e ) . your virtual rings, dress, C all Frank W aller Don’t believe everything DENTAL-CARE AWARENESS OPEN HOUSE y o u - r e a d ; ______location of ~ at Palm er Ford Hosted by Westarbor Animal Hospital & Or. James C. Clarkson ^---[—personal information; don’t the “m arriage,” (Dr. Clarkson has been taking referrals for.dentistry for 10 years.) M ercury in C helsea rush; everything must be Once "~the reverend Your pet will receive a. complimentary oral examination Speciai Sayings to anyone • based on honesty; talk on the receives this inform ation, both, phone first; m eet In a public the bride and groom will and you will receive education on routine and preventative _ 2 , Who Mentions My Poodle! place and maybe' bring -a receive~~a -m arriage —cyber- .oral-heatth care"from a Doctof’e3 MIKE KUSHMAUL, O u r S a v io r to is looking ■ for those who want to get. the most for* their s e m in a r money... Our Savior Lutheran Church everyday Christians confi is hosting a seminar called dently and effectively spread Come in and see Mike for a great deal on a “Becoming a Contagious their faith to people they Tfew orusedrear or truck. —"— ^ ChristiaTT’^on Saturday, M arch know. The emphasis is on 7. _ ■ natural approaches that work Lifelong Resident of This Area According to the churcb, the . over time to bring family m em bers, friends, co-workers, PA ST^Presideht^of^Ki w a nls seminar is designed to help and neighbors to the point of ord Certified Salesperson . -trusting Christ _ NADA Society oF Automotive Sales The sem inar is designed to • Ambassador Award-Customer Satisfaction ON THE equip believers for effective Society of Automotive Sales Professionals evangelism in today’s world. It HOUSE will help them to reach, teach Neil.Horning . and initiate conversations b y with unbelievers. This semi C a r o l nar will help build the values, N a v a r r e skills and confidence to do- j u s t t h a t . ~ Michigan's Oldest Ford Dealer ’ The sem inar has been Field- Open Mon.-Thur». till 8 p.m. Frl. till 6 p.m. Sat, till 3 p.m. 4 7 5 - 1 3 0 1 Just minutes away. 1-94 to M-SJ, North 17> miles downtown “BUT I LIKE PURPLE...” tested with over 5,000 people If you arc considering buying a at Willow Creek Community .Church, a. church known home'm a -planned community, -^worldwide— for its— dynam ic be sure that you understand the evangelistic outreach- The Chelsea Community Education owners association rules. These church calls It an innovative covenants usually cover a wide and unparalleled program for Phone 475-9830 Fax 475-3140 range - of subjects, including training Christians in rela tional evangelism. . exterior pamt^where campers _ F o r more informations* to can be parked; “where you can register call Our Savior Lu- C h e l s e a walk your dog, and sometimes theran at 475-1404 or Lynn Cot :even the kind of shrubs or flow- trell at 475-5807. Registration ends Feb, 22 and spacertsTim- ers you may plant.; :: , , ited. . . __ Such restrictions are attractive to many home owners because Board updated Boaster they don’t have to worry about iheiM'ieiglibars-doing thitigs that-' on4echn»logy -4hey=findoffensive-,4fyouarean Chelsea School District-is- a t5 0 % G F F ! S P A G H E T T I PINNER individualist, howevbr, and -moving-forward with propos als for putting in the technol don’ll want community interfer ogy backbone throughout the - Friday February 20th " ence in your lifestyle, such district buildings. C hild’s.Con restrictions could cramp your sulting representative David y o u r s ! from 5:00-8:00 p.m. This Voucher is lifestyle. Be sure, that you read Palme told the board he is .. . t ■ ■ . . * ! f. . working with ‘district em ploy p r i o r t o and understand the, rules and Save big on all the upgrades you want when you ees to apply for a technology regulations governing a planned grant; to help pay for the dis-' - . Chelsea vs. Dexter purchase your new Wausau Home from me. See community b e f o r e you make.an trict’s wiring, software' and the floor plans and realize the savings right now! Varsity B asketball G am e offer on a property. • — other cbm puter necessities. See me for all the details and If there js a . move in your Tickets:. „. ..$5.50..;.:.....Adult future, Carol is ready to serve — your free^queher WoPth-u$4d- : — ■ $3.50,...... K -5 you. Call her at 426-1487, or $ 2 ,5 0 0 ! * ;■ • 426-4466 or stop by her office at. ■ * — *Liifited time 6fior-Specifk?Kiaies apply:- " ...... ; ■ ____ . 4 and under FREE 3m Baker-Rd/ - Savings'depend upon options chosen; This offer applies to most.models and As an Associate. Broker spe- T i c k e t s a v a i l a b l e at the D oor —— ---- ,— ^---- vanes hy specific series of Wausau Homes.-. - ■ cializingV in' W ashtenaw and Livingston County real estate, Carol is among Real Estate O ne's top producers. C all C arol at R eal Estate One - D exter, 420- 115 South St.Chblsea 14R7 o r 426-4466. ■ .--i 313-475-8294 — ...^ Your ImcuU independent Builder of Wausau Homes \ m arket, turn THURSDAY/FEBRUARY 12.1998 P A G E 2 3 GENERAL INFORMATION — ------PUBLISHER'S NOTE iici.il l air OiMjinml piitk.iyi's mid lrei|uciiv> m iiiu .k i ,(iY(.n',nj.ihir \\c ii.-m.t w itie rijilrt li> ddMily. All real estate advertised-in Ifiis. new sjMpej w.-.i.iy.- t. -ih v le Classified ii'uv of ityetl ,in> vi.ivalit'iJ .ukiTliMiij: . Ilonsinp Act ol llWiX. whicir makes it illej.Ml to .nl .niisc mv | ay c-u'IK S ' Imnlalion Thi- iti’uspiijKT will no! b<- lialik- l,ir l.filun- m iniblt-.fi .m .ij-.c ra|ueslidt >n (of rmirv (hail one or discnniimiiuT) based mi race. culm, n-hyim: imi .li.a ‘ i.iiiis, ur. inviiravi.mM’rlKin ol an,n«l\CtlbCiaem•'la thy cu-lil ol .my (rrm m mission in'pr lilting oj puhlim- national oripiii, or mi intention to make.arty, m\J pri ten 'll .'l. m .Jis-; Deadline lion of mi ittUcrtiM’nn'ni, you muM noiilv u-> within liw J,iys ol |>uhli>'.ilion. br oil (hi1 datc.ol'iri'iT' CMmihiilion. ; dun it .ill aJ is scheduled as iwi.uf a paekaye hue lu 'Coruu/i suhsuijuutit jmhlKalions This newspa- This newspaper will not knou.mply accept ..ms ;,ahcft Jm ical estate |X.-rV liability shall he limited to an adjiisimom lni ihe ‘mist o| thTspaui' occupied by the error with.a which is in v lohitmn ol the law, Our readers me hcicliy mime I ill,M l .ill Jw.cllinjrs f , 4 p.m. nuiMrimni liahiliiy iK'inp cancellation ol the cost iit the lira meorreel adyerlteement or repuhlicaliori advertised m thisttewspu|ier are available oil an cipral oopott '.Hilly;; li.i'ls ol the corrected adu’rlisciitcni l iuler no sircunistahees shall.this iu.’W-i>a|Vi he liable lor ,oiik l.leritape Newspaper; assiimes no res|).msihility lor'm- liras S r \ illlCIll ill- h n cpteniial damapes ol' any- kind.. ■ voice.mail messages. . CLASSIFICATIONS • 4 7 5 - 1 3 7 1 707 SpwtingC 950 8oats/Motor»/,Supplies 95$ 0ockage/5tors(ge 95? Parts (^Accessories n i% - 951: Recreational VeWctes \\% '■ ••• ■ .* Pw-PayClassifiwUoo - . • - (tnduacs'MovIng and ■ . Going Out of Business Sales) . REQUEST FOR BID: Washtenaw NEWLY REMODELED three OPEN HOUSE . OPEN HOUSE SALINE ■ SALINE-LODI TOWNSHIP 'County invites bids for: Mem bedroom+iomewlth-qRe-ear— __ Sun. Feb 15.12 A____ Beautiful lour-bedroom cape Messages ory upgrades and/or Mi 200-tfoiim tgrSalB~ dotached garage on one rSUN,FEP. 15.1-4— 8990GrangeHaH, Tecumseri - :B.YOWNER. cod Two full baths, finished ' crosoft Soltwore, Detailed acre. Two miles north ol Saline schools. . acres. ImmaculaTe confempory Custom brick ranch, three heated pote barn on at EDWARD Picturesque two acres with •Stream, two fireplaces, three home NEofTecumseh. 2,300* bedrooms, one bath Fully.hn- tached hvo-car garage with specifications may be ob- brand new home. You deco-. Stockbridge. Asking $93,500. bedrooms, great room with ish6d basement, rec room, taind al Washtenaw County rale. Easy access to US12. Full Forappolntmentcall lots of windows. ,2.050 sq. ft., - sq tt .threeto four bedrooms, new carpet, central air, neu ' storage Excellent localion._ Flnance/Purchasing Dept., finished lower level with (517)851-7119. many updates. V* mile from two full baths, targe kitchen tral decor, private treed lot beauTilul yard. By appomt- 220 N Moin, Room B-35! Ann ot room forfamlly and city limits. $218,500. Take Willis with island, air, ceramjc me. $139,900 mentonly.$219,000 . Arbor, Ml bid P5671 Due: Feb- __i. Oak kitchen, master or Moon Rd. to Bishop to 16 It acre lot. and much more! (734)429-5287 ruarv 24 <998 at tOT!) a m- su-le, ceramic file, Berber car -TAYLOR,--BY OWNER,-three - YorkTerracOr734l429-0178 $ 174,900.517-423-4298 734-944-1629. _____ Local Time. For more informa pet. air; celling fans, deck, bedroOm'bficirrancn.two REALTORS tion, pleasecall n both. 1,554 sq. ft. with 2'h car (734)994-2388. two car garage. Clinton garage, central air. partially -. schools. $169,900 Consider finished basement. $119,000. ing otters.Irish Hills Realty. For Information, call REQUEST FOR BID: Washtenaw Ruth Squires. 517-467-2Q02, 734-281-6464. County Invites btdjjor.. Into- 517-467-0244. (T5252) 10Mn Gratitude/ rlorRehobllilatipnToMuseum .. , « . Chelsea R ealty, Inc. Wemory CountyOnLvIalnSleeHof-Washtenaw—f-280*HOUSBBtOf-SBl8 Historical Society Thinking of Selling? Any contractor who wishes lo THE FAMILY OF ART SCHILLER bldon the work should attend BUILDER S home: In executive F o r B ig R e s u l t s ! convey- their Oreo. 1.860 sq. ft., tour-bed Call one of our experienced realtors woOfd like to a pre-bid watk-thnj al 3:00 room, 2-1/2 baths, finished heartfelt gratitude to every p.m. Ipcol time on Thursday, 2-1/2-cor aaroae. covered one to: the lov&ano kindness eb_26, 19VB at 50U N. Mdlh " outdoo; spa, appliances, OPEN HOUSE., SUN.,iE0. 15 1 shown'during our time ot St. Anh Arbor, Ml. Detailed many nice features, Clinton 9100 BEEMAN. Charmmg"Ui grief.' specitlcations may be ob- Schools. . Al Ritt * Jerry Klein talnd at Woshtenaw County - Call (5173 423-4621 eves, Chelsea farmhouse w/Jackson taxes. We'wpuld especially like to Flnance/Purchasing Dept.. 12.82 ac. Reduced to $189,000. thgrik Rev. David Bracklein 220 N. Main, Room B-36, Ann or (313) 429-1028 weekdays. List With Us- '; fSrhlsvlsltsandoraverj. . Arbor-Mi bid #5666. Due. ■ Buyersonly, please. (76853) Marie-Ann Fody 475-6757.. M_arch_5J998_, at2 00am. Lo- BY-OWNER - House and lake i W e will assist you with every aspect of Thanks foIndivtduailzecJ Ho's-" cai Time FoT rinore inlorma-; property aTl 166TRIeas'anT .plcelorthelrcare. llon.pleasecail Lake Rd. Corner lot. 1 7 acres. your listing-includeing FREE appraisal.' Country's' Best. Lovely 1-1/2 story (734)994-2388 17 mil es to Anri Ar bo r, Co u nt ry STATELY yet charming, Goloriial b u ilt in We know the market. With over 50 years horhe in village. 3 Bearoom. 1/2 ac. fo Pat Whltesali (or her won- kitchen, three bedrooms, two 1991 is Htvated^p four acres which derful meals. baths.'walkoutbasement. Av- lot 2,Enclosedporches. Fin. rec. room. of combined real estate experience and a includes a pond. Four bedrooms, two full erage-monlhiyTuel blll - S48, 2.5 car garage. Hurry! $108,999. To the Stattan Mitchell Funeral 104-Lost&Foundr For more Information please proven record of success--"We’get results.”" and two half batbs^ including master- Home we say 'thanks Lor !he_ call 734-428-8562. Cindy Lawson. (80242) ""SuTfsnine" and thanks to (tie suite. Pristine --condition'. $309,000. Chejsea Wrestling Team for DOGS FOUND CLINTON VILLAGE . your cards arid videos that Rolwelterand Four-bedroom, two-bath, Spend Rummer ot your lakefront home Whito Shepherd mix walking distance to down eves. 80648. mode Art smjle. on a great chain of all sport lakes. atJoyandZeeb . town and schools. Eat-in tEj EB3EEBP m Everyone*, kindness and in Dexter--- kite henrtormatdining room, Needs , some TIC. Has municipal compassion wilt forever be (734)426-9434 beautiful hardwoods, l ,850 fflMww 3238 Broad Street, Dexter, M I MAINTENANCE free ranch in Grass Lake- remembered. sq.(1.SI 19,000., sewer. $89,900. Perry Watkins. buijt in 1991. Custom kitchen, three bed , 0011(517)4664056 (76107) Mary Schiller FOUND CAT - Female,, all rooms, two baths. Great room with fire whrte. wearing a brown LIVE A Charmed life nestled ln place. TvVo beautiful acres. $209,900. Tackle Schiller lealher.collar Found In park the homey village of Grass Wavhti-nan/JucIcyort County1# Busy Marketplace...Give us a try! Sharon, David & Anna Sweet Lake. Conveniently located CLASSIFIED Sherri Yoder, (5t7) 787-9800 ing lot- ol-Bookcratters on -UeaLWalerlooRe'craalionaL W W South Stain ip Chelsea • Call l !s! « S'top In ! M on-Sat 9-5; S u n I S 2->98. Ca't (313) 428-1816---- Area and 1-94, 'Glve up the — ---- 475-HOME (4663) ___ :. doys/(517) 780-4657 eves. 80480. liy-'c hustle- ft bustle of city life- ft would like to lhank each and high taxes. This home sitting GREAT use of space! Three large bed 'evsryonotoMhelrrnany acts on halt-acre Is walling for you. ot-klndness and support dur Real Estate Call Amy Griffith at (734) 668- rooms, second floor Toff and two bath ing our recent loss Alsoaspe- 2061 TheMIchlgan Group. ro o m s in this 1 ,7 5 0 s q . ft. h o m e iri D e x te r -e ln l Ihrm Vt f n r th n rrvnrvy CLASSIFIED cards, (low,eis. food and For Sale MANCHESTER ~ Hom ptouUn O ne. Inc. Crossing. Great room with fireplace. ' prayers that were given, and 13762 Austin Rd. hardwood flooring and many upgrades. to Ihe ladies of Ihe Waterloo Quality customoaklealures J/our Hontetou/tt Specialists Churchforlhe luncheon after In Ihlstwo-year-old, three CLASSIFIED $196,115. Julie Svinicki, 426-9090 Ihe services. A thank you also Mitiii ( Ih'Im'ji ortiri*: Stockhridgi- Hninrli: goeslo Cedar Knoll and their bedroom, 2 Vs bath brick on days/741-2699 eves. 7 0 0 4 0 . sloHfor Ihecareand kindness sevenacre£ 33 Ciimbritlgt' C t. 650 NV. Main St. they gave Jennie over thelast Lowmalntenance. lew years ol her life. We will landscaped. CLASSIFIED riitme: (313) 475-7236 Phono: (517) 851-7513 miss Jennie very muchfor she • $227,500...... ; was d very loving and caring 734(428-7411 wire, mother andlr lend LyleWalz CLASSIFIED LaverneBPalWals . RulhDeNies. NOTICE BY PERSONS Donna & Jim Dqujt ' ■ CLAIMING TITLE UNDER TAX DEED CLASSIFIED The family pi Lois Bradbury To Ford Consumer Finance Company and unknown Would like to express their unascerlained, undetermined, unborn heirs, devisees, lega deepest thanks to friends & tees. anU-assignees, including ihose who are legally Incom OF*6N 5L/NDAY, Ft6. 15 • f 1 o.m. -“3 p.m. petent to act on their own behalf, said individuals being per CLA SSIFIED relatives lot the Tovo.ard CtiM PLETHY N EW from the ground up. many acts of kindness shown sons Indicated to have some interest in-(he land herewith - This areol home could be a 2 unit income usdurlngourtlmeotsorrow A described according to Washtenaw County records. special Thanks to Ihe caring or a 2 bath, 4 bdmv single family. Great , To the ow ner o r ow ners of arty and ail interest In, or CLASSIFIED either way. A must see. 5162,500 Ask for StoTf at Chelsea Retirement TWO-bedroom, 1 l/2-bafh Bridgetown Hens upon the property described: Take Notice: SSIe-was Mike. 475-7008. Community k-2.Nurslng-loi- lawfully-made of The, lolloping described property for unpaid condo in Chelsea boasts m any custom fca- tliey provided for our mother taxes on that property, arrth n a i Hift-uwi&fslgfleq has title ta j| lures: ha rdwood floors, fireplace, vaulted , (k grandmother. Wealso want the property under Fax deed or deeds issued for the proper to thank Rev. Wm, Donahue ft ty. You are entitled 1o a reconveyance ot this property within ceilings. Partially finished walk-out. Rev. Anno Marie Austin lor $169,900. Russ Armstrong, 761-6600 ithelr prayers, visits & comfort 6 months after return of service of this notice,'upon payment ing words. Als'o to the United to; the treasurer ot the county in which the property is locat days/475l9533 eves. 80687. Methodist Women tor the ed! of ail sums paid for the tax sale purchase, together with' wonderful lunch. Everyone's 50% In addition, and the fees of Ihe .sheriff for the service or . love 4 prayers helped us - cos l of p ublica.tion jof this notice, The service.ot. publication NEW. A rare find on ihe ever popular Wash NEW country ranch with 3 bedrooms,-2 WONDERFUL hidden secret.. Very private CLASSIFIED ington $t. O rigin al oak W oodwork, hard through this most difficult costs shall be the .same as if for personal service of a sum- baths, full basement to finish to your own 50 acres-ineludingwoodsandot/iree=acre, wood floors, new.kitchen & baths. 2 car tlmerJIm ft Ardls Bradbury TnonSTjrrcommencing a^civil action, without other additional taste. On 3 acres of privacy & peace. sto ck e d , m a n m a d e lake, Cedof sided families; Keith ft Kathryn Brad .cost or charge. If payment as described in this notice is not garage with second floor. 1/2-acre plus $145,000. Ask for Mike, 475-7006. bury ft families; Betty ft Dave made, the undersigned will institute proceedings'for posses-, CLASSIFIED yard with woods. A must see. $198,000. home with three bedrooms, and 2-1/2 Murphy ftfOmllleL; . sion of the property. Ask for Nellv. 47S-7236. baths. Additional land available. TO AU THE FAMILY and friends Description: State of Michigan Counfy of- WASHTE Dave Rank,475-1437 $395,000. Sandy_ Boll, 475-3737 ' who knew and loved Tracy, NAW, TOWNSHIP OF YPSILANTI YP# 89-189 LOT 296 Xelly Cobb, tlroker -175-7236 i ' Kay McConeghy 475-I69H we would like to thank each CLASSIFIED Tony Wisniewski 475-7236 days/475-2603 eves. 80747. ■ and every one of ypu for the SOUTH DEVONSHIRE SUBDIVISION NO. 1. , ' ,- Mike Merkel 475-7008 -loving support -you -have Parcel Identification Number; 1111384005. works in many ways! ■ .glven-us:..'with, your prayers. This parcel is an improyed residential parcel. CHARMING farm house style home with corns visits.riowetsundtoad 1' Property Address: 749 Fox. / / full front-porch. Great room with fireplace < You have made our g rier a w- ~tte easier toboof- /Amount P a i d ; 1 ‘ Kelly ( 'uoper • Susan Fusco • Susan Fii/.patrick .open to "kitchen and nook,'O ak Me'rillat l Tax-Sale. cabinets,Jour/J^roofns^twtceram ic full - Amount necessary to redeem; $3,422.63 Plus the fees M arcia kipl'm illcr • Lintia l^nhailcgon • Roi> Sioici A special thank you to Ihe la- ...... - baths and additional half bath. Large lot, d1es_bl Chet5ea Free Method of the Sherlft-orTpubUcatlon,. ist Church for the wonderful' ■MUNtCO, tNd ■ Linda— Forstoc^— 76 T-6600 luncheon they provided.' 3950 RCA Boulevard, Suite 5001 days/663-9730 eves. 7739.1. ■ There are no wordsTo tharik Palm B ea ch Gardens. FL 33410 Pastor Mearl Bradley and Pas tor Craig Dlllman tor their comfort to our family and the very, loving, personol service MORTGAGE attorneys fees' allowed by and eulogytorTracyr-T--- -FORECLOSURE ____ law, ana also any sum or -—...-w...... \ i ,• She was loved by oil Who N O T IC E . • /sums which may be paid by- - ■ knew her and will be.-sadly :' DEFAULT having been the undersigned, necessary missed by us all. . matte’iftihe te rm san d con-- to-pfoTect its'ihteresrin the- Community Associates dilions-of acertainm ortgage premise's,. Which said pie.-, .TheldmllyofTracyLynnSny- made by. B E R N A R D • de* , 1 '-mises are described as foi- BROWN, whose address is " lows: '■■ • . 432 HAWKINS, YPSILANTI; - -County of Washtenaw, 20750 Old U.S. 12 • 475-6400 102-NotiC6S(Legals) Ml 48197. Mortgagor to First State of Michigan, described Independence National ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS Bank ol Detroit; 44 Michigan as: - Scrilne.Area Schools is, re Avenue,- Detroit, Michigan Beginning at a. point on UPGRADES galore in this four-bedroorii, 2. questing bids for Worksta- ihe westerly ,line of Hawkins ■ A,“ * — -nts^ara-dfe 48226, dated SEPTEMBER 1/2-bath contemporary home, first floor Tain andrecMis.d Mirr 6^ '" 2 50 document which Is office of ihe Register of- study,. r -formcrl—dininqr ._____ TOr- qro(at raom ri. fire- able from thedistrict’s Deeds for the'. County-qf- ' andrFredrick. St.'s; running place; Dexter .Schools. $289,yuu. Nancy - office .Washtenaw- Slate ol __thence west ,120 feel;thence 'BishdpB1?^’!?6600 days/66*3-9204^'eves^ - aSaline Area Sbhools Michigan, on* N O VEM BER north TO^feeT;' 50 feelTThence east *719.0MapleRood ,v “ 8 0 3 5 8 : ------" - . ...Saline/MI48.1% 22 * t§94. m-tiber 3050 on ",120 feel to.lhewesterly line. Sealed proposals for Work? page(s) 835, Washtenaw— ot-Hawkins-BL/thencesouth:. OPK,N SUNDAY,- 12!(U1- 2;00 .' . •-HttW-eONS't'RfiaTON " fitslicsHjitalriy.- -C-’ONSIDI-'R 1 HIS Chelsea Brulselown 'Stations described in |he RFB Gounly records on . which along the westerly, line of-; IS00 Sylvan,,Chelsea will be received at the district mortgage there is a claimed " Hawkins St.;50 - feet to Ihe ’ courilry sernni;. tancli stylo on 1.22 acie-s.--- condo Immaculately maini.-imed features WOODED waterfront in Chelsea. Brick - Office riolater than Friday. PLENTY OF ROOM TO ROAM On al- SioclchFitTpe" schools" TluTlnmmTemVrcs T; ilichule' 2 Sloix, 2 bedroonr; 2:5 baths witlv rarichrtw obed rooms,- one-Tsath^newer- February 27,1998 at 2:00 p.m. to be-due.at the-date ol-lhiS point'of beginning, '{Said lot rnosl 14 acres! A picliifcsgilc porid /rnri- notice the sum.of $7,924.53. also known asl Lot 15, In the bedrooms' ollice.. Iivtnji and Inmils rooms. ceramic tilmy.- fireplace, deck ovotlookmv kitchen, w indow s; fireplace. Private set LocalTime.. * v •plus interest, from the date mature trees surround tins updatciriiomc ’Absolutely no bids wlllbe unrecorded' plat of Worden ■ !,crfecl i'orcoinLmilcts_,-(in1y I mile id 1-94. Inrye-kiJchcn -with appliances. 2 baths. .1 car Does. I car jiaraye^jd] oil n ninci sired. ;if- ting ,_on_iishit^J(d(£J_iL 1 9 i020J_D ar|g_ accepted atterthls deadline. hereol at’a rate of 13,50% City Gardens Subdivision). Chelsea Schools. 3 ilr -1 bedrooms unit 5 car jiarnjio,deck and palm Sl'.VOOD MAROA fordable al' 5148.500 MARCfA Bonlender,. 475-3737 days/475-1478 per annum, together with City of Ypsilanti, .Washtenaw- garage is great Inr. Ihe liobbyisi.. S220.00D. KII’F'MIU l:'R-474.6?fiSoi-l7C.7lfe. (1C Klf’l-'MII.U-R -175-706 or 4,75-6,V.8.' t»V OANCMRMJOUNTY any additional sum or sums pounty, Michigan. ' v ; ■-1-94 fo-Pierce Rd. exit. W. to Svfvritr turn eves. 76751. SPORTSMAN’S which'rnay be-paid by the PA) ' ' • ; - ■ • ,MO) . ' undersigned a s provided tor Commonly known’ as: del). Kt-U;Y .COOPI-:R'475-6(i70-or, 741- LEAGUE 432 Hawkins, Ypsilanti.' Ml 4585; (15-SY-), : , in said mortgage,, and ho PRIVATE, wooded setting surround this ! . .664Q.Moor> Rd-, $G line suit or proceedings &t law or 48197. ’ . . ,' • V ALE NT IN E’^ DANCE in equity, having been insti-: •Tax ID# 1M1-39-430- 1./2-story three-beatoom, ] 1 /2-bath Saturday, Feb. 14 luted -to' recover the debt 014, the redemption period home with walk-out lower- leveT and 8:30 td midnight 'secured by! said mortgage, shall be six months from the Patterson Lake ' access. Gregory.' , - Walt Uplec Band ^ or any part thereof •• _ date ot such sale-unless,the Welcome •. NOW'THEREF.ORE, hy property is determined $143,000. Arlene Koker, '475-3737' REQUEST FOR BID Wosbtenow-. ylrtue of-the‘ power of. sale abandoned in accordance '^day^498-386D-evesr80380r County invites bids for; Fertilir- 'coWneid"rnTwhri'6'ttg3ger- wnR^TWt:tr^00r324Ta; .--er» and Pesticides. Detailed and pursuant to the statute which case the redemption specificationJ m ayBeob-. of-Ihe State of Michigan in period shall be Ihirty' days Lookitt^ for Biropen House In "'"land aTWoshtenOw County tu th tasff made-end provid— ffroftnhrdate"ohstidhT$ale , the Chelsea area? .Finance/Purchasina Dept., e,d, notice is hereby given D aied:Jan 9. 1998 RI-.MODIvUiU l-'ARMHOHSI- Willi loads- KPACKX'IS-1 toMI-. VfilHpeWrfil-T&'ar "MMlri Yt'l ICiANT1,—ITu< G.XTrrry vml.n; ,220N. Main? Room 6-35, Ann See our Ann Arbor News - Arbor, Ml bid «50«7 Due- Feb.. that on Thursday, March 5, Mortgagee of updates. Mastef b&lroom w-iili.olTrce ami-'- i-'oiniiil dmirii;'. roomy kifeiien willi I" floor . home has;5 bedrooms,:) full and 2 .half, T9. 1997 at 2:00 p.m. Local '1999, Bi; 10:00 'em. local 'First independence National- bath.' (ireai room'with'tTetdsioiu‘ fireplace,.’ laundry. -3 bedrooms plus exlru oue loi den! hailis- .Cheat rooin.-sun porch, lirepiaee, ‘ Sunday Display Ad. Time. For. more I^ptmatign. lime; the'undersigned will' al , Bank of Detroit • and linrdwood ihleirot’ 5'ear'.-uinclied ya'- ■ Walkimt baseinenl-ean be.-iuined iirto tireal tmiTf in luill'oT vyiih loaded plass. luekois -ptgase:cail(73A)j>91-7a6.' the Ma'n ' Lobby . of the ,.- 44 MichiganAvenua^. Washtenaw Counfy Coun =rnge/hanf^4fflss4arkrF-Sdwrif#---.$t8lh, curity deposit 313ul85-3l36evenings nancial services companies In Chelsea and reliable transporlation OPEN HOUSE . SCIO FARMS paved road Short term looses available 734-429-5770 in the industry today With as Hair Design Salary corrirrlensurule wiin SUN,, FEB. 15,2-4 Three-bedroom, air 517-851-7721. otter 6 00 p m sets ol over 67 billion, wo ro- exporienco Pick up apptir more information. work. No experience neces team, please apply in person Benefits. C a ll: model casuul ond formal chain seven lakes: Modem month plus utilities, $750 secu sary. Voluntary overtime, at: wear in National's 1998 Do kitchen, one bedroom, great rity deposit Available imme INTERIORSTORAGE available. Apply at NUSTAR (734)475-0760 Iroitpogeanlcompotilions view. 80' frontage, two decks, diately : SPACE TEMPORARY SERVICES. 2301 E No past experience noces gazebo Move in condition with eosy access avartapte Michigan Ave., Jackson ' 1478Chelsoa-Manchester sary/lrainingwilltsopiev- $86,'500. By owner (313)944-5045' (Suite 212)or(517)787-5050 . Road HELP WANTED idod.' 1 Cali ~-]ila anytime. ' inthoVillageotChelsea, __ Chelsea. MI.48X18--- - '' r-8DCA43-97Ul t-SctoooFHouw, garden shedr & cor- New'Cdnsffuctidn in Brass Creek, Dexter's -(248)855-2569^: — DEXTERVILLAGF"— r:j?easbnabreTat©8,- ZARplIcatfons/being takenJor Beveragedrlver-' : ’for moreiriformaFon. rioge house offer versatility to this 3 bdrm, premier subdivision. Great family space in Riverfront, basement walk- Call (313) 769-8520, lull time line cook, experi aa/TolT ojlaparlmenf. enced. $9-10 per hour, six warehouse person in OFFICE CLEANING 1.5 bath home on 1.3$ acres, 2 Car kitchen, dinette, and 2 story family rm, One bedroom, fireplace. ext. 244 doys a week, Also need part, Ann Arbor. Bridgewater/Plodsant - attached gorqge, new-windows & deck.- Formal living & dining rms. Lavish master- 211-Real Estate •' central air. Nopets. • for more information. lime dishwasher fbr lunch shlftrMonrrFTrApptyaf—'--- - DRIVERS .. . i.pke amp. . _ -$135^)00. Mary 5nyde«-{734)-325'6527. suite. -4 - Barms, -3>5- baths 2800 soft. Wanted ■ - nasmexing' '1 - ■ • - ■ TwopesilienseH-&hou/s.- (6989-Sf. , ■ S324;900. Sue Wright (734) 250-2243. ‘"$650per month 307-Commercial Saline Inn OWNER/OPERATORS (734) 995454CTT each week , beginning after (85-B! .includes utilities. ' 434E.MichiganAve, Owner operators wanted to LABORERS - 5pm daily, Mondov-Fridav CASH FOR YOUR— ----(734)~426^579T^~~ PropartyTRanr 'Salihe run automoirve and general Permanent full lime openings Experienced HOME .. commodity freight in the mid iri Ihefollowingaroas C a l. Any condition DOWNTOWN MILAN • Second ASSEMBLY west and southern states • installeis/drivers : •_ (313)541.-5757. floor one bedroom apart OFFICE SPACE SHIPPING/RECEIVING Mileage pay-. Home most • paint ’ Call (313) 482-0182 ment. beautifully decorated, available in historic building A Chejseq a rea manufac weekends. Be part o,t p win • sanding/bondo • Position available lor on ori deluxe bathroom, blinds, gas , ihtheViHageotChelsea. turer hassoveral long-term. ning team, call 800-247-9)95. • tabric Ihusrpstic, asserliyoand de fireplace, surround sound, Reasonable rates. . entry level positions Mon.-Frl., 830-4:30/ pendable po tso n w ho en]OY s - ★ ' • cenlral vacuum, ceiling fans, We otter 40lk. medical, den working witfi the public deluxe light fixtures, dlsh- Call availobleon second and tal and life insurance otter 30 CRO PLAN D wqsher. washer/pryer, deck, (313)769-8520, third shift. Warehouse . .days Pre-employment drug C A RO L'S - porking. skylights, den. a/c. ext. 244 . experience is helpful, EQUIPMENT screening required Send re W anted to Rent .and in-apartment storage CALLMANPOWER OPERATOR sume,or apply al SCP Enter HALLMARK Great Pexter Cape Cod o n '2.31 AC. larg e A Home in the country that has it all! 10 ■for more informafion. Must have CDL/Dozer and prises. 3438 Ellsworth, Ann Ar 517-456-1060 Available. March. One year 734-665-3757 Dump Truck experience. Lo- bor, Ml 48108, or-tax to (734) 734-429-4511 cedar deck w /g azeb d and jacuzzi tub. fenced in acres with 24x40 barn, 60x150 lease. $750/mon!h. $800/de- "AVON" HAS, omoppy- 973-.I276. EO£J4/i-/U/-V-.—— ■SfOeiOekTNGtWti-hovelighl En|oy-the-view s of your-pond in the back, pond stocked w/fisih. Home is-cheery & OFFER! Ret Health insurance, retirement, First floor-master bdrm and laundry, open - bright w/lots - of qualify wood windows n m l Estate month. UBRAR1AN - — -L indusirtal Sobs- In the Dexter- . Call (734)439-6860 fives needed! Greaf and paid vacahor .Children s Ubrarian. ALA/ area $300.00 bonus attar lv;a kitchen w /lq rg e dining area >.&french. $221,900...Judy Hollister (734) 238-2015: (Apt. 4) CHELSEA DOWNTOWN earning potential, .$100- Community Excavating - MLS. Full-time position, rYionlhs. All three shirts avail doors. Just-G-yrs-old-ana opdionces-stoyl1 (9382-P) For Rent NEWSPACE $ 1.200 monthly. Benefits! 734-429-7940 condjcf-stocy-timQs.. cniioc^ able. Apply al- NUStAR-Torn- $ 1 9 7 ,5 0 0 .. -Terri i Klein (734) 217-5367, -—FORRENT Mam-Sl, t/onloger-se co Fid- Inef/Sales/Repr—- lion dovelopmenl. other du. £)ora'vServT;sns;'?3U I E rvTiChi- [6838-D) One bedroom upper'unit door Approximately 900 sq 1-800423-7 T IS—■ : ties. Some evos/weekonds. ian Avenue. Jouksoix Suita tt Contact Rob al: EVENING OFFICE cLoanin 42-THE FRIENDLY PLACE! .$600. __ help needed: DexFer, nn A"r- Send-Rosamwto---- — - W i n d o w ______Xapb'od,uom.owfluir.iL_ :(734)47S26^I Pout Mc£ann. Qoxlor.,.Disttiefc I'-^-Pmckney---—Perfect CLEANER NEEDED; bor area Must have own UbrtJiy. 8043 Fourtn. Dexier. f(-517)787-5050. w/VQuItecTceiiings & fireplace, 4 8R, mas-...floar^plan-^-mainfloor-mastersuite^ Very clean, large yard. DEXTER for pOrt'time position In tTT© iransportation: Ml48(30 EOE. ter w/figge walk-in closet, big master story greatrm w/full wall of windows & ample parking, closeto Chelsea Area. Call 1-800-229-0288 bath and walkout on 3 /4 acre. Picknev private view of mature pines. Full walk- downtown. OFFiCE/RETAILSPACE Applyin person at: Monday-Fnday 10om-4prn MATERIALS HANDLER- Across trom Gazebo in down Arbor Building Service A Dexter area company has schools. $ 15 4,9 00 . Debby Combs (7 3 4 r out lower level. Best lot in small sub, walk- (313)475-3766. town 1.000 square feet Per • 2500Packard, Suite 209 . an opening fora Material. 878-5476. (272ZrSL ' ing distance to schools. 4‘ BR, 2.5 baths, 30£-Agarlmen!^/F|at^ fect location for antique or Ann Arbor, or call Handler. Forklift exporience’i's - 2155 soft. $263:500. Sue Wright (734)- HOUSING DISCRIMINATION? gift shop ■ EVEREST DINING Callthe : (313)971-7890. a plus. Over-time isqvaitable 426-90.14.(30. FAIR HOUSING CENTER (313)426-3305. ' SERVICES Position is long-term with ofWashtenowCounty. - MILAN-Downtown; Display • CLEANERS dt Fqrd Motor Co.. Saline, will - possible hire-on Dexter - New construction w/perfect floor Enjoy the Feeling of the country with the, ’ $299 Moves You In 734-994-3426 Hiring lull and part-time betaking applications Tor CALLMANPOWER It you think you hdve been windows. $550 per month In . part-time/lood service work plan for all your needs including a private convenience of city. Contemporary home •Two bedroom$(orlheprice cludes water, trash; and first cleaners lor Brlarwood Mall. ers, Cdli ,734-429-6377. Mon - 734-665-3757 H ELP Vi/ANTED home office/5th BR w/exterior access & hos 3 bdrms, 2.5 baths and is on 1.49 clone discriminated against based S200 of eleclric and gas com- Must be reliable, selt-moti- »1.5rninu.ies from Ann Arbor on race, family status (kids).. bined; kitchen: bothroom-- valed and hard working. Ben- Fri., 9am-l lam E-yperience lyltboth^Greot space in family rm, kitchen acres in— Dexter ■ -twp,--and—schoolsr- »HaCT67wqitPTrrcioists ----- Disability,"etcr^ $800 deposit. One year Lease, ents include 401k, employee -yreteTTBa. ADMINISTRATIVE JOB OPENINGS 8l dinette. .5 BR, 3 .5 baths, 2700+ sqft. $219,900. Carol Jack (8)0) 361-2121.. ■ • Carports ond Lake views WECANTIGHTDISCRlMlNA- 38 E Main St:, renting as is. you Stock ownership program, GREAT PART-TIME JOB!. ; u ^ „ • -An $ 329,900. Sue W right (734) 426*9014. (9020-$! • • Country atmosphere ■ T ON AND WIN do improvements tor your paid vacations ana ad Retirees Welcome. Fun place ASSISTANTS & Equal Opportunity EWoy? (54-0) ^ PARKSIDE LANE APTSInMilan. type of business, Call vancement opportunities to woik. Potential lor growth 8 734-439-7374. IRISH HILLS AftEA 313-439-6860 lor appoint Please apply at Customer vatiety.FlexIblehoursTues's/' SECRETARIES ACADEMIC Large two bedroom apart Service Cenier with South East Frl’s&Sat-s. Sales, stock 8i • Substitutes ■ ment on US-12-near MS2: Vh ment. Available April, Service Corporation at Briar- . some,liftinglrwolved Farm/ Full & Part-Time hath..laundry_$500—per— woodMatl,-,----—:—— Gardenbackgrounanelplul. Positions: pomp, ATHLETICS------month plusallutililies. Deposit Apply at Farmers Supply requited. B u s i n e s s CLEAN ROOM Jackson Street, Chelsea ' exp. required. • Asst Varsity Girls Joining Forces 517-436-6215. i ASSEMBLY (734)475-1777 Track Coach . A'tocalmariufacturerlsLn Call Cor need of enlry.-level Immediate .• Asst. Varsity Boys MANCHESTER assemblers. Must make a two •HAIRSTYLIST Track Coach :FORRENT year commitment and be de EXPANDING salon Interview. jedfoorndp tail o fie nfedTHceWnfljehe- fookfng'far stylist wi ■ Varsity Boys'— -li- The Charles Reinhart Company and Nochlldren.no pets, filsand hire-on potential. clientele, Call 734: ■ Tennis Coach- ■ no smoking. ' CALLMANPOWER 429-7354 for Interview. .'.• Lifeguards Frisinger-Pierson & Assoc. . Please call 734-665-3757 m [ Ml I O-TM $ n i ^ror 11 HAIRSTYLIST BUILDINGS & Bring together the combined resources (734)475-3646. CODE ENFORCEMENT Friendly Matrix salon looking (313) 975-2342 -GROUNDS MAYBEE/MILAN ' OFFICER . tarstyllst.Experlencepfe-, eft experience o f two fine companies. Spacious two story, lour bed 401-Miscellaneous The City of Saline. Michigan, terred.FullorpartllmeavaH- • Substitutes room apl. Newly remodeled, Services pop 7.600, is taking applica able Some clientele walling celling fans, storage area, tions for the position oLGode Call 731 -429-7800, CHILDRENS enclosed front porch, and EnldrcementOfllcer Salary ask for Jill. LEAD SERVICES Slop by our Chelsea Sales Office b a s e men t—F-0 nc e d ,-y.ard. CQUNTRY.MEADOWS sta rtl ng a t S26,84 T plus, ex oef- - $-t ;000 per month-includes AdtiltFoslorCoreHome TShl behef'Is New posilon •Substitutes and say hello to old friends and new. utilities. Dulles include enlotcement PRESS HELP MECHANIC 734-820-7422 ■ . iniheGrqssLakeareonow of city zoning codes and ordi- COMMUNITY. .... hdsafemoleormale nancos/a$sl«tlng the City MILAN vacancy. We ofter24-hour $upl- and Building Official 1 Truckway Leasing. EDUCATION,; CULVERESTATES. care, are barrier-free and Required: HS diploma, valid WAREHOUSE • Swim Instructors wheelchairaccesslble. Michigan drivers license, two, ah innoyatonn the Cv I U Vi 1 1 I iA l nnrlm UfTIT I fUt nntt ITO^ year's 'blated ,ob experi - Ann Arbisior,-De)rtei!:-| FQOU/NU1 HI I ION FreeHealand ~(5T7J522-5013;~ ence For information con & Saline, openings HotWater tact Gary Roubal, City Supt., leasing industry, is • Temporary EDDIE'S EjCUtax_40.Sal!ne^MI 48176. on all 5 shifts. currently ^accepting Cook/.C-asther . - Must be 18, have (313)439-0600 REFRIGERATION 734-429-8296. Iho City o( Sc- -applications lor a . ■ (2 hr;) •All makesandmodels, line Isan EEOC employer. . , transportation Mon.-Frl.10-5 . •Walk-lncoolersBilreezers. Lead Mechanic. • Substitutes ' “ MILAN - Downtown, second •ice machines. DRIVER & a phone. Supervisory experi PARA door, one bedroom apart ' . *Bulkcoolers.. , CDL-A-OTR ment, two levels, 14 ft. ceilings- Florida Easl Coast. Sign on ence rs preferred. PROFESSIONALS 3 BEDROOM^ 2-story features formal 3 BEDROOM RANCH, 3 baths, effi BEAUTIFUL wooded ^ acre setting in dnd fans! tight counfiV decor 313-439-2847 bonus. -Percentage pay. dining room Nice yard,With mature ciency apt Surrounded by hardwoods Chelsea 3 bedrooms, oak trim. faux, with wallpap'e.r. deluxe light Health care Two years expe A decccf ,We offer competi • High School - fixtures, blinds, in-aportment FIRST RATE HOUSE rience. Benefits, Call (M l .( U MO r M 1 HI M o t 'll tive wages and a . trees City waters sewer 1-cargarage in picturesque country setting. Near M- fieldstone fireplace, 1st door master' sauna, washer, dryer and 3(3-2464990 loGlusion (7 hr) Just 3 blocks to downtown: $95,000. 52 & US-12, Beautiful landscaped 2 suite, library, kitchen -island,. 3-car “sTorage., dishwasher/ gar ' C LEA N IN G (313) 975-2342 comprehensive • High School ' .Herman Koenn 475-9600, eves 475- acres overlooks pond $114,900. Barry bage disposal, ceramic tile, Weekly and biweekly..refer ELECTRICIAN- ’ benefits package, garage, brick /cedar $375,000, Paul deck use- One year lease. ences available Dexier, Sa • inclusion relief ■2613 Kefivon 429-9449. eves 813-0830, prisinger.475-9600. eves. 475-2621 - -$585-permonthr $7QQ-de-- line. AhnArbor.onlyi — WANTED including a too! - . -(4 hr..) pos|t. One mature pet only Call8arbarqdt: Journeyman or three years program. Fo; CONDO IN CHELSEA. 2 bedroom. 2.5- BEAUTIFUL new maple kitchen .is a . BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED older +35 per month. 313-439-6860 experience ■ apprentice •Substitutes lor appointment and appli (734)327-5964 Competitive wages. - Are you considering a‘career immediate consider bath, living room fireplace, central air, special feature ih this Manchester home on 5 pretty acres. Sharp oak' cation Available March (Apt SECRETARIAL -V finished LI with bath. Attached garage Village home, 4 bedrooms and 1 5 kitchen, .formal .'dining, parlor, family- 2B). (517)851-7056 change? Successful Realtors ation, pall Rick d • Substitutes .... enjoy high income and indi- • Nolle; Service $85/mo assoc fee Walk to shopping,. baths. Updates include new roof & fur- room fireplace, 3-41 bedrooms; New MILAN HOW WOULD YOU TRANSPOrrrAnoN- hospital, $164,900, John Pierson 475- /race $109,900, Deborah- Engelbert JEngjand charm! .$1( Wi viduaMreedemrEamingsHft- Manager al.------“D r iv e r ; Sq ft. plus storage. Ga tipns coming into a home or excess of $-100,00Q are not 313/994-7015. m), eves T f& m : Wf06670. eves. 475-8303-. Engelbert-971 6070, eves. 4754303 rage, washer/dryer prlv- business? Phone, internet, Sub Dri'/ers iledges, air. ond cable TV In cellular, electric,’gas and uncommon. We are seeking All Departments cluded: Computer phone more all bundled together in SUPER SIZED COLONIAL. Beautiful home w/5 bedrooms, QUAD LEVEL with 3 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, master with dou- line ready. $500 per month one convenience monthly a few special people fix fun _____ Ifilophono: ($550 per couple). AIT utilities billatadiscount. . \ time real estate sales. Former m u c x m K 3 5 baths, 2 family rooms, 2.5 car garage & great landscap- . We dosets, family room fireplace, format dining, finished LL, Included Call 1-800-994-8010 Cdme In Out ing 3100 sq.ft, in move-in condition, Neanschoois. $229,000. 2 5 car garage. Lovely yard, in-ground pool. $165,000. Mary 734-439-2983, lor one minute message teachers, engineers, admims- 426*4623 tratotSi- hometnakers and ^shmtLEngelbert.97U6Q7.0, evesJ2&83Q3^-^^^iee Dunlavy475-9600, eves.-851-8615 - - SALINE TAKE ONE business card unit Of The Cold! Fiist floor, two bedroom displays. New Business Op sales people have become •WaWMHM■tfiw'iw ■in ai\ ‘u»pmiw»wiwvw apartment. Stoye/refrigara- portunity for this area, Great We’re looking for If you are tor provided, Basement stor small business potential for strong members of our sales age and reondry hook-udi. the college student looking friendl), tionest .and team. Our well known training considering , $650 per month plus utilities, to fund their education or the’ a career change,- ond security deposit. Garage individual looking for a sec hard working program is designed to get 475-9600 option. ■ ond Income, low start-up people like who like you off to a fast start Can DIRECT CARE R e in h a r t call Paul Frisinger, 734-429-1060. cost For more Information- Rombow Rehabilitation Centers. Inc . a successful anLl 935 S. Main St. Sales Manager cali(734)426-613) ofter6PM. to work in a nice Washtenaw County's real expanding'-company in the Held of bram injury ■ Charles Reinhart Company, Realtors -■ SAUNE ,.- esfete leader (or 27 years ter rehabilitation, seeks dedicated Rehabilitation Assistants One bedroom with bath on, -warm eriviFonmerit. to provide care'to out pddiatric.-adolescent and adpl) main'MOorl one bedroom E d u c a t i o n more information, A change with bath in basemenT Go- Apply, in person:- . clients. Full and part-time positions are available all-sht(ts.; rage. nice yard, near post of- can be both [rewarding and al our Oaktand. Washtenaw and Wayne County facilities,' lice, shopping.“$750 per We otteta friendly work environment flexible scheduling.’ month:) C H E L S E A . satisfying. In Chelsea,' call comprehensive .benefits." and poid training A starting. -Paul Frisinger 475-960G— waaeof. $7,2fkSfl.25/hout.iS-gyoilabta tin«irt-r,r, irg lion and experience. If you ore a dedicated and c o r i n g Call(734).429-2992 CLEANERS person interested in joining our toarn please apply in per SAUNE 113 Park Street son at our Ypsiiarili or Livonia office1 5570 Whittaker Pood Uptowns One bedroom YpSildnll (Telophono; 313-482-1200), or. 29240 BuckimgL aportmert $495 per month - harr*1Suife2,livonia1(Teiophono'.313-26(-'90,10i-.- includes heat, and water. No Reinhart ' FOE ' ■. V . ■ "■ pets------—,---- Charles Reinhart Co. Realtors Call 734-429-1067, leavemessage. 500-ChlldCare GRAND OPENING IN PITTSFIELD TOWNSHIP! (t-94 & Ann Arbor-Sahrie ■ BILLING STORLAPARTMENTS . -AREYOULOOKINGfORDAY- CARE DURING SPRING AND 7 —Big-Boy../Tfie-World’s-Favorite-Family Restaurant - *:____ 41 West Main Sffeef -: .... SUMMER BREAK? - ' Make a fresh-start and join an’award winning team wilh- •■Milan care/rvmy downfownSo. iCair734-i line home. All meals and. WtryT! snacks provided, planned constrvdion phase We offer: BILLING SPECIALIST TECUMSEH activities and field trips avail nlerested candi Two bedroom apartment. able, Any shift available, CalT dates may stop n Competitive Wages • Excellent Benefits. . Newty decorated. $550 per Michelle at 734^429-7189: ■ lor mmediaie Lucrative Incentives for All Positions. - ■ Foote. Hospital has immediate openings for mo nth plus depos it No pets._ considerations TIS_235505. T" GHELSEACOMMUNIIY . Opportunities Ip Advance. .. several. fyJMime PhysicianJ3jlMg_Specialisis. Hospital Childrens-. Choose trfem lulf or part-time positions on the day or mghi shill due to our recej/it expansi6n^—- rtftntflf' ------« 804-Houaes-fof Rent has immediate fulMime — Infant and some toddler - • Greeters > S'erviceAssrSLants Selected candidates willjje resporisibie for H uron Farm s Sin g le fa m ily H o m e s —openings available—- j-Cashiers- •Buffet Attendants CHELSEA VILLAGE Forlniormotlon please call-. rgytewingr^focesalriQT"ang • ToFowinq-ftp" nn - 7 ^ - h o m e — billing for physician services. This Will' include Three bedroom, two bath im- (734)475-3921. 1 Management Opporfumtites ■mediqteocPupancy. ' CHILD.CARE: A mother ottwo . Be.a part of an organization That encourages success!1" all. third party payers recording payments grown children wants to care receivecTrm'aking billing adjustnientsT'review-' ^ ( 734) 475-4678 for your children in my Bridge- • Apply in person:- • wafer country home, Full and BIG BOY RESTAURANT-BRIARW00D MALL. • ing delinquent accounts;-preparing/maintain< Award winning Dexter Schools - LARGE . port time, 6am to 6pm. or If ar ing- physician accounting . records, - and . TWO-BEDROCM ranged oan be.later. Lots of •-L 214 BRIARW00D CIRCLE, ANN ARBOR, Ml. _ ±. Conveaient fo expressways and Ann Arbor .■ Mobiiehome TLiC734-<:i-944-0477after6pm. ... FebL.9il3/1 Qa.m..7p/m.-Feb.16-2QlQa,m..7p,m'. i/iforming/educating _staff ■ and -, patients gTTrage'iatgeiof. Ji"-^’dtn"g billing procedLires1/.’' ^ - — GrossLakeArea Minules . CHILD CARE WANTED or you may mail or fax your resume to: > 8 floor plans to choose from ■from Chelsea. Irrout Chefeea Country home-, ■ . * ■ ... - * • • , • S435 per month. No pets lo care for our two year and -Ellas Brothers Corporation • 4100 Mercy, Warren, Ml 48091 ♦ Walking distance to schools and downtown .five month oldboys.KInd. Ibv- Fax 810.755.8551 • E.O.E. Qualifications include high school diploma Or (734)4962214, Lrvg — ------call equivalent-and at least -two -yearsr.phystetai ♦ Walkout sites available > *: ____ ^ ' SALINE ■ 2.000 sq ft., four bed- evenings i billing, and collection experience- including zobavLUx bath Two story eoib- k M « M a R M hiol. Family room with fire-.' LICENSED DAYCARE Ih the VII-. working with internal-and external contacts. ♦ Emphasis on, homeowner-bujlder relationship place, hardwood floors, two, lage of, Chelsea, lovthg car,attached garage. Large homelike ■ enVlronmeht. IN NEED Q F Must have experienee with medical /coding closets, Pella windows. Openings for all ages both VOLUNTEERS? and ICD9 billing. Typing speed of 40 Wp)m" Jenced-yard. Alt ooptionees „ ieltyilles- including washer and dryer ■ include arts,- eaucdtlondl TBqiiired,.Outstanding analytical inter person- 734-426-8600 Walk to elementary', school and just plain fun: All meals/ heritage Newspapers Presents: al and, communication skills. esa.entini, a 4 J--550 per month plu s u Kittles- formulo provided.. Reter- 734-663-3593. ences, Call(734)433-00I5. background in professional office setting pro- ‘ ‘V O L U N T E E R C O R N E R ” fejred,:.__------■— ------h. H(iron OPENDAILY 12*5- CLOSED THURSDAY= i^ummoris' Your new career as an Aircraft Many organizations rely on the Farms ■. Sald.S'Cffice fcr Huron Farms and Huron' , commitment of volunteer workers^ to We offer a competitive salary, fiexitjio bene achieve their goals, In an effort to .help fits package, tuition reimbursement, pension' f Commons .4101: Inverness, 1-94 to exit 167 Maintenance Technician SALES | Improve the.quality of life In. our and 'much mote.: For., consideration, -please ___Saker:A d,;.NQrth.i(i.Main.^t'.-£aBUo..‘...... Excitement . .cQmmunitiesl.HerltageJ(lfi(wspapjers.would- OFFICER llketo asslsf organizations InJhelrsearch for s'en'cf-resttme tor - r — ...... ——— ' ’ ' >J C . Inverness St.',’ North to Sales'M odel. High Pay volunteerworkers. ^ Secure Future If your organization,Is in need of volunteer FOOTE HOSPITAL Mill Creek . Norfolk. * 1 -800-447-1310 workers, call us today,.At no cost to you, we , School Development will Include your organization in d new Ertiploymeht Manager Dexter NDC feature of Heritage Classifieds -entitled; Baker Rd Baker 205, N. East Avenue. .1.. y.-, ./• ...... C - (;prporatloTi_ '“VolunteerCorner^’,,------. ,., T., _ Jacksqn^TVll 49201/ . , Ann Arbor • Howell •' Marshall 1 Look for this special new* feature corhlrigT Exit-167f. - , m k iik;an insi rn i i; oi soon.^.-anly irrHerltage Classifieds]! ------Eax:,(517)-7404T933 " : Feht"drF:*’'Dexter"‘.'' ■_~ - - ^ L .l~ . brj'.CcL- v^"/' ‘ ‘ ^ .\i;r()\ ai i k s , Equal Opportunity Employee <5 \ ^fhurs(iay:i^mM M rHM r Lagt- 2 0 - f R o l h V i * 5 ? 2 * t . i < Need help with fix-up or home improvement projects? Call a local company from our B usiness an d Service Place Your Ad Today! Dear Readerr f Heritage NeWspapecs makes every effort to insure •that- o(jf Business'Directory advertisers, are ■ l 1 The .Dexter Leader/ The Saline Reporter 429-7380 honest, reputable and qualified to perform the types of work they contract for. If. however, you feel that aii advertiser has iiiisrepresented themselves, or feet that work performed is unsatisfac Tiie Chelsea Standard The Milan News-Leader tory, please follow the instructions given in the Business .Service Consumer.Guidelines listed 475-1371 439-1802 below1. Deadline Monday. 4 p.m. Deadline Monday, 5 p.m. STORMY'S SERVICES PAINTCRAFTERS 089-TREE SERVICE A-1 TREE IN C. 094-WALLPAPER '...... --— - 007-AUTO SERVICES 023-CLOCK REPAIR I Jill o f A ll 057A-LAWN SERVICE _ JEFF STONE i T r a d o ---- SIUMP-G'RINQING ■ — SERVICE------C- ' - CUSTOM CR U SH EM . WinterRateSpetiol ' & Coupon No JOB IS Pinckney (313)429-3880 TREESERVICE •Tree transplanting SNOW REMOVAL GRAPHICS sJTOO t HALL Tree shrub&s!urrtp/.emoval |ircKi M]L d s 3 d V0 game - .-- - — ■ -018CEMENTWORK------DECORATING- TS~ — '• —Septic, aTTd basements', Trucking perk------lest 8 Goya •Topsoil, sand, gravel, etc. Wallpapering 3 b 0 V a 1, HV EDMINSTON CONST. re m o v a l. subject T5~ ■' CONCRETE. • SPECIAL- ■ \ .. BRICK AND BLOCK ■ Unscreened topsoil-callfor 052-HOME IMPROVEMENT Complete A1 service; d 12 Iridescent Newand/orReplacement 'prices. 1 k S Limestone: _____30 Y e a rs stone : Sidewalks, polios. poreTrev 4-ydrds-$:UO- -■chimney repair ^footings _J4yards-S165 ■ ($+3)426-2279 -BA l tar - Freeestlmaies TREE13TIMATES affirmative NowtakingSpring orders •31,3*429-3000 K.D.R. 14 Holly 517-456-4037 Remodeling, Inc. VST 313^429-4777 Charlie Martin PAINTING 15 Many . . Mike Love . ... Competitive ..... «FreeEstimales.---- •Interior-Exterior Painting people put Rates . • Plaster Repair a stop to it’ CONCRETE • WallpaperRerrroyal- WORK Free Estimates •'PowerWashing nCfiutzpah WlnterServIce Available 033-ELECTRICAL M 18 Nay ; . ■ , Includes ' _ _ Quality 734-439-0940 heating ana blanketing -CONIBACTOflS- ' Ask for Don “7 — undoeL Over Itj years experience Workmanship M 0 Workdonewlthpride' ELECTRICAL 19 For some " ainlegrty HOME • Insured ' W O RK . ’ . (313f PAINTING time (313)429-3000 / Twentyyears SERVICE 21 Spectrum experience. Attention to detail In your producer Free estimates. 47,5-9370 home..*Palntlng •Orywall ■ . Will wbtk,with i - lodeang: .» jt * » * 24 Difficulty OTTCERAHTCTiLT homeowner. •Plumbing and electrical re- pairs*General home mainte 25Lyricist’s (734)475-2800 nance. Family business. BUSINESS SERVICE topic' 43 Smarty- 8 Powerful review KURUTZTILE, MARBLE, Leavemessage. -RENT A HUSBAND- (734)429-3143 CONSUMER GUIDELINES , & SLATE Need So mere pairs • 26 J can see : pants 9 Jai - _ Antelope’s ■ ■■ S peeta lizlngtrrcampfete— thaVsdrlving you bats?- :- Fleas© follow these guidelines . bath and kitchen remodeling ■.Call Rent AHusbond, . PAINTING wh’en contracting with'advertisers ■ my;house 48: Yawn .* ...follower playmate -Ineluding — weUUixltfast. -INT/EXT- TfHhteOlfeGtoryii __froniLher^. 49 Expert 10 Solidify Summon-. •Wheelchair Accessible., T » m 00f tt0V6f l l H f r ^ Replace,flxar. •Drywallall andPlasterand Plaster RepairsP ^•Advertisers' under certain headings may •Countertops make like new. - . , *Exceilent References 30 Put tb SO.Jetforth 1 fWheel- ’ ’ mg •.Tu.b and Fireplace1 ■■ HARDCORE •WlnterandSenior Discounts be'required by law to be licensed. Surrounds ' QUALITY . (734)482-0633 ■•ServingWashtonawand- ; Check with; proper state agency, to ver work 51 “ You —. -base— V — gesture- -•CustomWalkJnShowexs-^ ... J.,.L«naw6e Counties^;— saidit!M_ . terminus Lass ‘ Mostproiects completed -WOODFLOORS:-^' REMODELING • insured . • —dfyJMIcense IsneedecL within 5-7days. All work guar- • Exotic inlays • FreeEstimates. , . •Check the references of, the business 32. West of 52 Verily 1 .6 P.E Swamp —anteed-20yeariexperlertce- “•CttStomBotders1* Oldf loo r s. SPECIALIST ■ and/or refer to the Better-Business • NewFloors#lnstall 517-424-6082 Hdliywood 53 Well 20 Moo goo Chart type For a FREE estimate, . "iSdntfSFinish . ; : ■Additions; Window and Door Bureau.-__ . .call - •RepolfsAStains ' Replacements , Dormers, •Get all estimates arid Work ordersJn-wrlt_ 33 Fuel gauge protected . gai. pan .Long^le _ Charles C.Kurutz • Ueensedandlnsurod Kitchens;Vinyl & Aluminum. : PAINTING ing. ., . 35 Kasw DOWN —21 Advertise Streetcar ‘ (ownerand Installer) 734-468-1549 Siding, FlatCement work. •Get the full- name, address and phone — licensed on’dlrtsured* pamv’s 1 Bed, in ment ' Ready for (5) 7)431-253.7 ' Insured * Reliable . .number of the-parfy you ore doing v Foersler Construction Co. - -busihosswlth.. - ' — - decision 1 Across.. . 22.Artist. the picking KURUTZTILE, MARBLE, 050-HANDYMAN (313)429-6498 • S in c e 1974- - •Pay by check a' 36 Sore 2 Mimic Bonheur Cruising -4»SLATE - -— Joht^Uxfey-^- Specialiilng in complete ■ • "Honey, Do” 37Fifeplaeir^ :^B urtrm ~r 23-Singer- B a r s u p p l y - bathandkltche'n remodeling Home Repair WANT ADS •Keep^LLsaiesrecelpts. IRS— including: •plumbing, Electrical, Carpen (313)475-2750’ •Inspect alh work thoroughly before final tool Boulogne aefor Burl •WheelchoirAccesilble try. Painting.DrywailWork, GET 4 Satisfy 24 TV’s ' employee • Countertops . > Landscaping.andmoro. payment is made, . 38 Swing •TubondFlrepiace Sheds Garages, Decks.and • and miss 5 S ee Sagal’ Ump , . Surrounds ■ Results I L P P A I N T I N G . . ifYouAreNotSatlsIfled • Custom Walk-in Showers ■ Ratios Built. 41 Atmo 15 Across 26 Ineiden- Ram’s Mostproleclscompleled - (734)475-3191 Just ■ WIthWbrk.Performed,. within&7 C helsea OF CHELSEA First.United Methodist Sunday: Sunday School, 10 128 Park St., Chelsea ..... -4MiVr^Moimi4tgJW.orshi4x,44400^»VT-^ Assembly of Gad 475-8119 Wednesday: Prayer Fellowship, First Assembly of Cod Iiev. Richard Duke 7 p.m. 14900 Old US-12, Chelsea - " " Rev 'Rebecca Foote ■ * * * 475-2015 Sunday: Worship, 8:30 a.m. and New Life Christian Center Rev. Janies Massey. Pastor 11 ami.. Sunday School. 9:45. a.m. Lima Township Hall Sunday: Sunday School, 10 a m. Worship (contemporary format) 5 11452 Jackson Rd., Chelsea , ['Worship, n a il) and 'O p m. -p:nv. " - ~ ~ * ♦ * 475-1147 Wednesday: Prayer service, 6 • Erik Hansen, Pastor p in. North Lake United Sunday: Worship, 1 1 a m * * * , 14111 North Territorial Rd. *. * * C helsea Christian Fellowship 475-7569 St. Vladimir Orthodox 337 VVilkinson St. Rev. Wayne Hawlqy, Pastor "■ 9900 Jackson Road 475-8305 Sunday: Sunday School, 9:30 76i-7311 - John pambacher, Pastor a.m. Worship, 10:30 a.m. Fellow Rev. Father Paul Karas ■ Sunday: Sunday School, 9 a.m, ship, 11:30 a.m. Sunday and Holy Days: Divine Worship Service. 10 a.ni. Evening Tuesday: Bible Study, 7:15 p.m, liturgy, English and Slavonic, 10 ■ Service 6 p.m. .Choir, 8 p.111. • a.m. *,* * ; ■ ; ...... B a p tis t Waterloo Village Presbyterian Faith Baptist United Methodist Church • _Unadllla Presbyterian . ~ "FTlttlT^ n y T M o T T lJ r a g jj,’ r ^ Washington St., Waterloo I IlfllHS VftlC A U.) : ITmn StAChelsea ’ — .. -■~^fonaJo^yii}^Mmister-‘ ■' 475-7841 Sunday: Sunday school, 9:45 Joh Qiu, Pastor Sunday: Sunday School. 10 a.m Jack Story'TPast~or “ :~ Worship, 11 a.m, Sunday: Worship, 10:30 a.m., 6 p .m . Chelsea Retirement Chapel —Rotary Club Inducts New Members— * * * 805 W; Middle St., Chelsea * - Quaker . The Rotary Club of Chelsea inducted two'riew members recently.Metfa Lansdale (left), director of New Life Baptist " — ------475-8633....; -Mi<^higan-Fr-vends-G enter-- GheJsea-District Libraryr and Scptt McElrath. owner oLDangerous Archttectsrwere inductedrThir (meeting in Rev. J. Gordon Schleicher. 7748 Clark Lake Road, Chelsea club meets at 12:15 p.m. every Tuesday at the Common G r ill._ j Pierce Lake Elementary School) , Sunday: Worship service, 9:30 Isabel Bliss, 475-99.^6 , — --- —433-0105—— ■ — _a.m, /Sunday: Unprogrammed meet- , ’ * * * ing_every second Sunday, 5:00 p.m. lr.-Ray-Babbr Pastor - ■’** + .*■ Sunday: Worship, 10:15 a.m. M o m io n ♦' ♦ ♦ JlkiUidkM Jesus Christ United Church of Christ t 1 1 i North Sharon Baptist Church of Latter-Day Saints Bethel Evangelical 133Q.Kreer Rd., Chelsea 10425 Bethel Church Rd, r-Lk, LEONORA OSTAEBLER— ----- r- ALTArGRACE COWELL -1983; and- her brother and sist 428-7222 - 475-1778' 428-8000 Chelsea Formerly of Dexter v. Leo and Gertrude Maloney. ** *• # The Rev. Richard Hardy ’ . ' , Bobby V: Toler, Pastor Age 82, died Thursday after Age 93, Alta was born Aug. ,18, The funeral mass was held Sat- . Sunday: Sunday School, 10' Non-Denominational noon, Feb. .5, 1998, at her home: 1904. She died on Feb. 6,1998. She urday, Feb.' 7, at St Mary’s Catho- a.m.; Worship, 11 a.m.; Evening Baha’i Faith First Congregatlonal-Chelsea She was born June 16, 1915, in formerly lived on Baker Road in _ lie Church with the Rev. Fr. Philip Service, 7 p.m, 705 S, Main St., Chelsea . 121 E. Middle St. Freedom Township, the- daughter Dexter. She is survived by Robert Dupuis officiating. The Vigil was ^ ’ 475-1844 of Reuben and Clara (Luckhardt) E. Co'vvell, Nina M- Pizio; Danella held Friday at 7:30 p.m., at the Wednesday: Bible Study, 7 p.m. 475-2718 J. McKinley, Marylin L. Carpenter Staffan-Mitchell Funeral Home., * * *. ___ Rev. David Cleaver-Bartholomew Staebler, Mrs. Staebler had been Monday: Devotional meeting, 7 a lifelong "resident of Washtenaw and Preston -R. Cowell--She was Burial was in Mount Olivet Ceme- C a th o lic p.m. Sunday: Informal worship, 8 * * * Countyrand was the former presi preceded - in, death by- her. hus- tery. Expressions of sympathy may St, Mary’s Catholic Church a.m. Church school, 9 a.m. Tradi dent of the Women’s Auxiliary of band, James L.; son, Merle E.; and be made to St. Mary's Catholic 14200 Old US-12, Chelsea Chelsea Hospital Ministry tional worship, 10 a.m. St. Paul Lutheran Bhurch of Ann daughter, Verda L. Bodi. . Church. . __475J5fiL 775 S. Main St., Chelsea Arbor. She had been a volunteer Funeral service was held in 475-1311 St. John’s (Roger’s Corners) at the Washtenaw County Depart Sylvania, Ohio, on Tuesday, Feb. JOSEPH LEONE Rev. Fr. Philip Dupuis', Pastor Dexter _ V 1 12376 Waters Rd,, Chelsea ment of Social Services and was a 10. Interment was in Toledo Me-' Saturday: " Confessions,- 12 -1 Age 21, died Feb. 8 , 1998 He _ (517)456-7661 past president-of the Washtenaw morial Park, Sylvania. p.m,; Mass, 6 p.m. . Covenant was born May 9, 1976, in Ann Ar Anthony Dickerson, Pastor Rev~Nancy~M. Doty, Pastor County Extension Service. Mrs. Sunday: Mass, 8 and 10 a.m. AGNES M. BUEHLER bor. Joe was the beloved son of 50 N. Freer Rd.------Sunday: Sunday School and Staebler was a mffnber of St. Paul Chelsea . Romolo' and Lorraine Leone of" Weekdays: Mass, 9 a;m'. ■ United Church of Christ of Chel Age 89, died Tuesday-afternoon, * * * ,» 475-2508 Worship, 9:30 a.m. sea and was very-involved with Dexter and tile cherished brother Sunday: Sunday School, 9 a.m. - * * -Feb. 3, 1 9 9 8 7 rat—the—Evangelical- of Mary, Therese, Mark, John, Ju- Church of Christ church work.. She enjoyed needle Home in Saline. She was born dith, Thomas, Phillip, and Lor ----- —ClnuehofChr ist Worship, 10:30 a.m. Communion St. John’s work. first Sunday of every month. 270 Bohne Rd., Grass Lake Aug. 10, 1908, in Chelsea, the raine (Gerhard) Kniesel. He at 1360.1 Old US-12; East, Chelsea Leonora was married in Ann daughter of Timothy and Barbara tended Dexter High School and 475:8458 - ' Kris Abbey, Pastor Arbor on June 15, 1935, to William (Meyers) Maloney. Agnes, had been For the past two years was .em Immanuel Bible Sunday: Worship-and Sunday - F. Staebler and he preceded her a lifelong resident and was a Dr. Joe Lorimer, Evangelist in death A>n Aug. 12,. 1982, Surviv ployed by Bell’s Construction Co^ Sunday: Sunday School, 9:30 145 E. Summit St., Chelsea School, 10:30 a.m. member of St. Mary’s .Catholic ..of_Ann_ AxboL Joe was a generous Communion first Sunday each ing are her children David W, jn„W.oi:ship-SerV-ic(vlO:30-mm,— 475-8936 . (J udy) —Staebler— of—Chelsea, Church. « . u and compassionate person who —Ronald-W~Clark;-Pastoi-- m o n th . _ She was-married-June- 24,-1933, 0 Bible study', 6 p7m. " ; Kathrine tPautLFrisinger of Chel a I w ay s-h a d; a k i n d"word- f re v e ry- Sunday: 9:30 Sunday School, to Verne T; Buehler and he pre one. He will be greatly missed by Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m, sea, Paul (Nichole) Staebler of ceded her in death on April 23, * * + 10:45 worship, 6 p.m, evening 1 St; Paul Cottage Grove, Ore., and Mary Ann all of his family and friends. smalt groups 14600 Old US-12 (Rick) Ri.ckerman of Knoxville, 1963, Surviving are her children, Visitation will be held at St. Church of the Ndzarene Barbara M. (Richard) Rickelinann .Joseph’s Catholic Church in Dex Church of the Nazarefvc Wednesday: 7 p.m; prayer serv 475-2545 Tenn.; 10 grandchildren; and six of Osseo, Mich., VernO T. (Jo ter on Thursday, F'eb. 12 from 6-9 ice. . Rev. Dr. Lynn Spitz-Nagel, Pastor great-grandchildren; her sister 805 W. Middle St., Chelsea . * * * Milda . (Clarence) Kremkow . of Anne) Buehler, II of Hartland, p.m. A funeral mass will be held 475-2526 Sunday: Communion Feb. 8 , Delores (Frank) Perry of Navato, at 10 a m. on Friday, Feb. 13, at St. Mt. Hope Bible Church - 8:15 a.m, Church school, 9:15 a m. Utica, Mich., and her brother, Calif.; 17 grandchildren and 14 Jeff Crowder, Pastor . Harold (Irma) Staebler.of Dexter. Joseph Catholic Church in Dexter, Sunday: Sunday School, 9:45 12884 Trist Rd., Grass Lake Worship, 10:30 a m. Fun.eral service was held -Sat-* great-grandchildren. She was pre with the Rev. Fr,*, Bernard Tyler - r • (5L715.22--8I82____ _ Wednesday: Choir rehearsal, 6 ceded in death by her son, Neil officiating. A brief interment serv a. nr. Worship;H armr— — ----—: urday, Feb. 7 at 2 p.m, at St, Paul Buehler, on Oct, 28, 1995; a grand Joseph O'Neill, Pastor p.in., 7:30 p.m. United Qhurch of Christ, with the ice will follow at St. Joseph Ceme Wednesday: Small groups, 7 daughter, Kathleen A. Perry, in tery in Dexter. Following the serv p.m. in Ironies. . Rev. Dr, Lynn D, Spitz-Nagel and The Chelsea Church Calendar Is Sponsored by the Rev, , David Cleaver- ices the family is holding a recep * * + , tion at.St, Joseph’s Parish.Center ------E p isc o p a l : was in Bethlehem Cemetery, Ann in Dexter , “7 r St Barnabas m i x e s Arbor. Expressions of sympathy 20500 Old US-12, Chelsea may be made to Individualized 475-8818 C h e l s e a M i l l i n g C o m p a n y Hospice, St. Paul United Church . B ir t h s . The family of Mitchell Picklesimer, _Reu. Dr. Jerrold Beaumont of Christ or First Congregational Sr: , wish. 10 extend .our thanks and "Sunday: Christian Education, C h e l s e a *M i c h i g a n « s m Church. Arrangements by Staffan- Mitchell Funeral Home. A daughter, Olivia Leigh, relatives who have helped as during i., Servicos, 10 a.m. hnrn Jan IB at the* l In ivp rsityo f ^Wednesday: Services, 7:30 phiT DEXTER 7643 Huron River, Uexter niir bereavement: The nume(gus MABEL E. WERNER Michigan W om en’s Hospital to cards, flowers, visits, food delivered 426-8480 -Cheftea Aousc-and Laurie emu Lcotiaru ivio L a 11a Free Wethodist C a th o lic William Donahue, Pastor Age 73; died Tuesday morning words and prayers have encouraged of Grass Lake. Maternal Chelsea Free Methodjst St. Joseph ra th oUc- ■Sunday: Worship. 8;3Q and 1L Feb^_l0, 1998, at the Chelsea Re Us greatly. ■ 7665 Werkner Rd. Fourth and Dover Streets, Dexter a.m, Church School,J):45 a.m. tirement Community. She was grandparents are Ruthmarie Special thanks to. Dr. Richard ■ 475-1391 426-8483’ born Aug. 26, 1924, in Negaunee, and the fate Harry E. Raithel Moseley and Dr. John Severin for of Lincoln /Park. Paternal ■ their professional care and personal M.earl Bradley, Senior Pastor Mich,, the, daughter of William ; ■ Rev. Bernard L. Tyler, Pastor. Non-Denominational concern, Pastor Ron Clark for his~ and Mabel Charlotte (Larson) Wa gra nd pa rents a re L eonard a nd Nathan Perkins, Associate Pastor Saturday: Weekend Liturgy, 5 Dexter Gospel ongoing visits and personalized ters, Mabel was a long time resi- Janet McCalla of Chelsea. _ Sunday: Traditional .worship, _P'.I1L 2253 Baker Rd,. Dexter dent of~Che 1 sea-and-was I f uneral'remarks, the Immanuel Bible 8:30 a.m. Sunday School, 9:E0 a.m. Sunday; Liturgy, ~426-49I5 -ber—ofthe-First-Gongregatkmal- : OuO'clrltulieAfdr assisting at the tun- "thew76, andTCharlie; 4. cheon,' Individualized Hospice for Contemporary worship, 11 a.m, and 12 noon. Nursery open 10 John O ’Dell, Pastor Church, the women’s fellowship /' .. - • : - - ' : - — E-vetti-ng-Servico.G p.m. their mvolvemenirOli.veJ7qdge #156 a.m-iroorrr -Sunday: Sunday School,; 9730" and the Child Study Club. She has for their Masonic service and * * # A son, Elliott' Benjamin, Wednesday: Mid-week services. a.m. Worship 10:30 a.mM 6 -p-.ni. been employed at the Chelsea American.Legion Post J for the • * * * born Jan. 2, to Cheryl and Rick F n i s r n n n l * ♦ * High School cafeteria for many nulilary-irilwte. l)eepest appro■ ■Lu th e r a n St.. Janies ‘ United. Church of Chnst years and also worked at Days Tyons of. Pinckney. M aternal v ctatiop to Doii, Linda pring Gifts and Gelman Sciences. grandparents : are Esther and and Allen Cole of Cole ’ Faith Evangelical 3279 Broad Street, Dexter St. Andrew’s > She was married on Jan. 26,- . 9575 North Territorial, Dexter ■ . 426-8247 7610 Ann Arbor St., Dexter Fu n era l__ C hapel fo r rl946T-to-W44hur W, ‘‘Webb--Werner: -nal—grandparents—are—Garole- their—loving. assistance ^ . .. 426-4302 or 426-8442 - --- -Rey. David Jr-Homing * "426“8610 r and he preceded herin“deatlr-cm^ and Dan Lyons of Pinckney during this, difficult Rev. Mark Ponnsky, Pastor Sunday: Holy Eucharist, "8 ”a.m. Rev. Gary J: Kwiatek . ", Oct. 14, 1992. Surviving , are her Ju n e. ______" . _SundaynSunday Sch.o.ol ,.9. a,m, -Sunday;-Worship, 8:30'a,mT-Goffe ^hreendaughtersrUh^ryl-E: Hamife and Liz ancLChuck-Kercher of | and^O-amirSunday School^HLaniTr “Ellenton, Fla. Elliott is joined. - Wilma Picklesimer Worship, 10 a.m.1'. _ time, 9:30. Worship and Sunday ton and husband, Douglas, of and Family- ' # 4 L u th e r a n School, 10 a.m. Manchester, Jill A. Seitz and hus- by a brother; Stuart. Our Savior Lutheran Faith Lutheran "b"and7"Gary, of Chelsea, and Lori The Webster Church L. Stautz and husband, Larry, of 1515 S.. Main St., Chelsea 9575 N: Territorial Rd. > Manchester, six grandchildren; ' 475-1404 426-4302 5484 Webster Church Rd., Dexter five great grandchildren; and a Rev. Dale.Giinim, Pastor—,•. . . 426-5115 . - Mark Ponnsky, Pastor ' step-sister, Joy Waters of Florida. American HeartHeart A f t ' vSiiirdayrlferitage Service, 8:15' Sunday: Sunday School/9 a.m. ■-/ Rev. Dr. John P.-Gardner - She'was preceded in' death by a"' W l t r * ------"Woi'slitp"!(ra.m.. “ ' ’ — l i n t 1 A ft M ^ 6 7 1 1 1 ' *—■ • ------Associ Sunday; Holy Communion, 8:30 . Funeral, service Will be held Fighting Heart Disease Celebratioii/Communion Service, and Stroke 10:30a.m.Dfsc overy^tassrLMS—- Peace Lutheran a.m. Church School, 9:15 a.m. Wor- Friday, Feb. 13, at il_n.m. .at the ship; 10:30 a.m. 7 Staffan-Mitchell FuTteral Homel .a.m. Junior Confirmation.Class; , 6105 Jackson Rd , Birchwbod. with the Rev. Dr, David Cleaver- : -&30p,m. : ' . Plaza’ ■ .. ♦ + Bartholomew officiating. Ihter- 313-930-2324, If your chu rch is in the Chel* . ..ment will be in Oak Grove East St. Jacob Evangelical - - Rev. Larry Courson sea/Dexter area and is not listed Cemetery, Chelsek" Expressions1 of J2501 Riethmiller. Grass Lake Sunday: Sunday Schooi 9:45 a.m.; here, please call us at 475-1371. sympathy may be made* to the ^— ^‘517^52^4167'- Prais|78:30 a.mrrWorsKipl 1 a;m, Church Secretaries;We' Chelsea Retirement Community7 Rev. Paul Huebner, Pastor need information about your Tbr Wesley Hair6 r"The Michrgan Sunday: Sunday School and M e th o d ist next week’s activities by Fri Cancer Foundation for Breast Bible Class, 9 a.m. Worship; 10; 15 Dexter United Methodist day. Thank you. ' Cancer Research. * * * * The Dexter Church Calendar Is Sponsored by Formerly of Chelsea ' Zion Lutheran_ * -Age 75, died Friday, Feb. 6 ,1998, 3050 S. Flotchei* Rd;, Chelsea in Ypsilpnti, He was born July 22, . .475-8064 1922, :ih Chelsea. Bobbie was'the" | former owner of the Tobacco and* David Hendricks, Pastor - f a n ^ ‘w a s a ; ^-Sunday: Sunday scIhkiO 'ffSiv* i "T m em ber/of ‘S^tTTvlafy’s Catholic* Wo;*sljiip, KklSTJ.m...... ' ' ' ; (lhurcH77‘ 7 <* . Wednesday, 2/2it Spocial Com- Surviving are two brothers; Taist your heart: The American 'Heart'Association! •immibn, 1:30 {> m,, and Ash ~ Stewart Roy of Chicago, and-Jo Since,1924, we’ve sponsored lifesaving education 'WodnesdaySorvice,' 7:3Q p.m.. seph Roy of Alpbna',?and a sister- programs and, funded more than $1.2 billion in A- PILOT INDUSTRIES, IN C 1 in-law; Alice Roy of Jackson. He \vas preceded in death by his par research. Other organizations may copy us, but M eth o d ist ents; a-brother; Philip, and 'a W : they cah’t hold acandlelo our heart and-torch,* ter, .Jean Bock.; The family re To learn more, call 1-800*AHA-USA1. Salem Grove United Methodist ceived friends W ednesday from, 10 3321) Molten Rd. Ask us about out* to 11 at the Staffan-Mitcheil. Fti- / ' - r 475-2370 neral -Hom er^Graveside5, services * ------ftevrJim-Pmgc------out . v ★ * ...... : tery. This space provided as o public service. . C;M995.- Amoncfln Head Association t'. P a n e 28 Thursday. l'Vbruar\ 12. 1998 • THE HlKl-SKA STANDARD/THE DEXTER LEADER Fire fees surprise township resident (Continued from Page 151 Insurance pays for a fire in the Sales in. Dexter. Stockwell insure, so they’re not cov However, Howe said that car or hazardous material re said AAA has a variety of e r e d . ” his insurance only covers calls leased. But with cars, insur- homeowners policies, but ex- As for Koseck, he. learned that threaten to damage the ahce does pay for injury calls, cept for the most extensive ’ Thd hard,~way."tHaF"neiTliei;' his" object covered, such as the bocause most people have li- coverage that has a maximum "township nor his insurance house or ear, but not necessar ability andpersona 1 injury in o f - $ l - , 000r -alT-eap- charges-at TJbtrcy-covered the cost of hav- - ily the people-inside. For in- surance, so tha person is cov $500, which he said is typical ing firefighters out to his 'stcTnco; n: e r e c T ^ ------of inany eoiirp^ries; "y-y— — ho m e ^ l ettvrng-h i m -t o-fo o t-th e oxidea_or . radon -gas are - not -hUUHoUl have -to. be-satU fied- covered while a burning fur M ost-insurance companies - b a e k ; a $ 5 0 a d m i n nace would be, because a also limit the charges they will we cover,: such as fire, wind istrative fee Sylvan board iromeowner's pol icy pays f o r a : pay.—for; awoTdftrg-' to": Bfll' storm iRe',” stdckwelPTaKi'r waived, and ea threat to the house, j Stockvvell, a general agent for “Detecting radon gas. or car knowledge for the next time Auto accidents are similar. AAA Michigan Insurance bon m onoxide is not a peril we som ething goes wrong. Elizabeth and Paul Kleinschmidt Donna and Ned Palmer 'Dec. 28. 1962 ■Sept. 20, 1958 to raise tax By Eric Bowen rollback if the services, don’t rate to the school district as a m aintenance of the schools. ea c/i otfen - Staff Writer cost as m uch as the village col foundation-grant, which cur-' The schools cannot raise r e n t l y per-TStudent.— taxes al-nll-foF operating ex,., W hen Village M anager Jack lects from property—owners. -ifr-$0TO34— ienees w e’ve had, places we!ve The foundation grant is penses, and cannot set a .mil (Continued from Page 15) Myers and Village President Taxes for the library and debt visited, activities we've en service add up to about 3.5 funded partially from property . lage for a bond without going that Dianne m ade a good date Richard Steele laid out their joyed have all Been rom antic’- m i l l s . taxes paid in the village and rs for approval. In or- ,te M se Jie .r -fat her a 11 n w r r i in th a t thCy'Ve'given us ihe ------Streets andhsolid waste are townships, but is subsidized ■ der for the" village--ter raise- — him-to-borrow4he family car. _among .the proposals was the •shared tim es that m ake our the only tw o'taxes that Village from othel’ sources, since the taxes above . the state- Bill Eisenbeiser says w hat possibility of a tax increase lives and m arriage fun.” Di Council - has direct control. taxes paid do not cover the en m andated ’ level, the .Council, a ft rac te d'H i in to S h a rle e rD w a s for the village’s operating anne says. . over, though the coqncil is tire cost of students’ educa will have to ask voters to ap that she was bright and enthu budget. Steele said he would A lthough their stories are lim ited in how high if.can tax.. t i o n . prove the. increase in .an 'el.ee-. siastic. “S.he alw ays w anted to look into how much of an in- different, all thesytouples The council has set the tax- The property taxes paid-to- - tio n . ' do things and go'pl a c e s . ______creuse would be needed to sha re-rn-eo mm on-sueees s ful— rates“fb f Those" servi c e~s~at"2:85— t h e s t a t e - "7 T or Sharleen. it was Bill’s handle increased costs in re m a r r i a g e s . mills com bined. mills: for homesteads, and 18 ask for up to 12 mills f’oro p er” subtle hum or,,consideration tirem ent and infrastructure. Bobbie and Daii Hdffen- mills for non-homesteads, ating. expenses, though the . and patience. “This year, as we get into The school district’s oper becker say love, trust, under- budget meetings, we realized _ ating budget is similar to the— which with a few exceptions is_ council won’t ask for the "anything that ig_rrot“a prim ary m ax lTn u irrT ir Itn rp 1 aim ed_ tax Jaiim ish.ipsahe Hoffenbeck- sooner or later w e’re going to village’s because it has a fixed a sense of hum or are the in- — dwelling, according to Rich-' increase. — “T- — ers' has been m arked by occa: need to go to the citizens to "property tax rate "set by state . gredients of a good m arriage. a r d s o n . sional doses of rom anticism . A a§k for an increase,” Steele law. U ntil four years ago when Diaiine and Ross Stephen belated honeym oon in Paris said; “Nobody likes it to be Proposal A was passed, voters District residents also pay son add m utual respect, » \va s one such occ asion^------d o n e - - — ...... were ..asked.„to approve in-____ a 7 mill tax for ChelsOa’s ii shared-deei-sipn-m aking, com A trip to the Sm oky M oun- . Current tax levels for .the creases in taxesToTundoper- school bond; T he money from, mon interests and shared ex tarns to celebrate their first village lie at 16.70 mills or ating expenses, which pay this tax can only .be used for periences into the mix. We value your business anniversary was a rom antic $16.70 for every $1,000 of tax mostly for salaries of school construction or renovation of - The Eisenbeisers and m ome.nt.for the Eisenbeisers. able .value.ori a hom e. This tax district employees, according the school buildings, and m ust ...... • • , l* ’• ' Front-End A lignm ent covers operating'costs, debt to Superintendent Ed Rich "be voted oil by people in the Everything Paul does, \ faith in'.God. while the P alm service, and library, street and a r d s o n . district. A one-inill sinking B rakes • Tune-ups ers say dream ing together and Elizabeth says, seem s rom an-. . Now the state gives a fixed fund also was voted in for solid waste removal • Suspension tic- In particular, however, she working side-by-side to Residents and businesses in recalls when he proposed achieve those dream s helps. E xhaust • Electrical the Downtown Development m a r r i a g e . “In jesh I always said a Authority district pay an-addi good m arriage is m e saying “W e cam e hom e from visit tional 1.76 mills. . ing his brother in Ann A rbor ‘Yes, dear. W hatever you Say; According to Myers, the tax and he stopped the car in the d e a r’,” says- E d Coy, level for the village’s operat m iddle of the Foster Bridge But on a serious note, the ing budget is set by the state, Everyday tow Prices on,. le a v e .. ■ ROOFING * SIDING • GUTTERS in our M arch 1998 “I w orked it out with.the Shingles & Flat Roofs chairpeople, his office staff Siding & Trim and his m other-The whole Seamless, Aluminum Gutters Town kn ew w hat I was up to iemant-Windows-___ _^ but N ed never-found out?^ ------„T Just spending tim e together 19860 Sharon Valley R oad • M anchester has proven tq be rom antic for y ^^eharoivK Ieinschrnid^ -The Stephensons.“Exper- With so many options and choices in health care these days, how do. readers seek help deciding where to go. what' ’ to do. and which approach to take?. 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