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The fuct finder's, report' has en issues left unresolved after Boyle commends the teachers' assignment would be offered. this sabbatical "reinstated in the reasonable, He recommends that The CEA proposed that the competitive alignment with oth­ been returned to the .negotia­ the teacher-board negotiations concern in this area, but sug- They wished to offer "the first former position or one of like the proposal be accepted as sub­ Board pay the entire premium. er districts in tne area, v tor's in the teacher-school board for a 1972-73 contraot broke lown. ' gests that "the teacher Associa­ job vacancy available for which nature and status." mitted, Other CEA concerns focused Considering a myriad of fact­ dispute. .It offers concessions The old contract expired Aug. tion be satisifed with being on she is qualified." The board was not unreceptive CEA's fifth proposal suggest­ on the insurance companies in­ ors, Coyle recommends a new to both sides. 3ut whether it 31, 1972. record at the present time, and The fact finder found a' com­ to this request, yet it balked at ed that salaries for summer volved, the amount of coverage, salary structure based upon a will be accepted by the Chelsea In each instance, the fact find­ for the future, with having its promise to this problem by elim­ the mandatory aspect. The fact work in 1972 be paid 01 the and coverage after the terminta- 5.3 percent increase in the pre. er addresses himself to changes protest a matter of record" finder agreed that the board basis of the 1972-73 contract. tion of a teacher's contract, vious schedules, made retroac­ and the Chelsea Board of Educa­ suggested by the CEA, and "In the interest of a new con­ inating the distinction between tive to Aug. 31. He suggests tion remains to be seen. should be allowed the "discretion They support this requeot with The fact finder concludes that counter proposals offered by the tract without a strike", Boyle teachers returning from medical they require to discharge their precedents set in the last two another schedule be added, for The Executive Council of the board, recommends CEA withdraw this .leave and those returning from the board should assume the full teachers with higher degrees or responsibilities." He recommends contracts. • , ' premium cost of group insurance CEA is meeting today (Thurs­ The first concerns the CEA's demand from their negotiations maternity leave. Thus, he rec­ the leave be given," provided special training. day, on the matter. The Board wish to limit the number of this year, with this, he acknow­ ommends that teachers be rein­ the granting of such leave will In this case, the fact finder for the full family. This should In addition to those seven rec­ of Education will consider the students in certain classes. The ledges the school district's re­ stated to work "within their cer­ 'not be contrary to the best in­ agrees with the Board that nei­ start on the first month follow­ ommendations, the fact finder fact finder's recommendations limit should be determined by sponsibility to provide adequate tification." terests of the school district," ther the subject of salary pay­ ing the month in which the new made one additional recommen­ Monday night, at a regular the seating and equipment capa­ equipment and facilities. The third issue concerns an­ ment for summer 1972, nor a contract is ratified. dation. He suggests the contract meeting. city of the room. The CEA ar­ Another issue was the CEA's other kind of leave. The CEA, The CEA's fourth proposal was retroactive date of July 1, 1972, that teachers be notified when The final issue, which re­ run from Aug. 31, 1972 to June The 28-page manuscript, the gued that facilities should not proposal that teachers return­ arguing that teaching puts one are appropriate subjects for bar­ quired two separate days of dis­ 30, 1973. "This will avoid any work' of John B. Coyle, appoint­ be overtaxed, as it lessens the ing from maternity be reinstated under considerable strain, asked they are in danger of losing their gaining since the previous con­ cussion during the fact finings, future controversy over retro­ ed by the Employment quality of education. to the position held before such for a year's leave for "personal jobs because of deficiencies that tract did not terminate until Aug. concerns the salary scale for activity," says Coyle, "And also Relations Commission, arrived In response to this proposal, leave. The 1971-72 contract pro­ business," after seven years of may be noted on an evaluation. 31, 1972. teachers. allow parties to complete nego­ last week-end. It is the fruit of the Board took the position that vides that "upon the expiration service with the, school district. The Board felt a clause to this The sixth issue, one of the Coyle discovered that the Dis­ tiations prior to the commence­ four day-long sessions initiated the space, accomodations, equip­ of the leave period granted, the They stipulated that the leave effect would be superfulous since most complex, involved the fi­ trict could meet the salary ob­ ment of the next school year." Sept. 15, on a request by the ment and supplies furnished to teacher shall be entitled to re­ be given automatically upon re­ teachers are already protected nancing of hospital and medical jectives outlined in the CEA's Assuming the CEA and the OEA. The fact finder had a students are not subjects over turn to the first job vacancy quest "to prevent the use of by grievance procedures and the benefits for teachers. At the proposal. "However, the ques­ school board accept Coyle's com­ month to prepare his recommen­ which it is legally obliged to bar­ available for which she is quali­ this clause to discriminate in •teacher evaluation and tenure present time, these are financtd tion here", says Coyle, "is not promises, a new contract could dations. gain with a teacher association. fied." favor of certain people and ag­ acts. on a contributory basis; the em­ only whether it can but also be signed within a month. That Coyle's report offers findings Therefore, the board considered The board objected to the guar­ ainst others." Furthermore, they Nevertheless, Coyle.felt the re­ ployee pays a share of the pre­ whether it should. It also in­ would leave four month's time and recommendations of the sev­ the proposal non-negotiable. antee that the specific teaching wanted teachers returning from quest was understandable and mium cost, as does the employer;. volved questions of a reasonable 'to bang out next year's contract.

WEATHER Mln. Max. Preclp, \ Wednesday, Jan, 3 83 42 Trace QUOTE Thursday, Jan, 4 ..J.25 44 0.01 •Friday, Jan, 5 14 Z6 Trace "It is better that 10 guilty per­ Saturday, Jan. 6 23 11 0.C0 Sunday, Jan. 7 24 53 0.00 sons escape than that one innocent Monday, Jan. 8 15 23 Trace suffer." Tuesday, Jan. 9 12 22 0.01 <2Jhc<£ •—William Blackstone. By H.K.L. latii&airib ONE HUNDRED-THIRD YEAR—No. 80 12 Pages This Week CHELSEA, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 11, 1973 15c per copy SUBSCRIPTION: $4.00 PER YEAR Bulldog Cagers Drug Seminar Come to Life Hockey Rink With 2 Wins "We've begun to play better to at gether," was Coach Chuck Kelly's Nearly Ready explanation for Chelsea's fine showing on the hardwoods last week-end. The cagers broke out of three weeks of official inactiv­ ity to tally up two wins in two St. Paul Church games. They displayed the pol­ For Skatinar ish acquired from many hours of Christmas time practice. Of all the crises that confront ers of Drug Help in Ann Arbor "We were rusty before," says the church, frighten parents, and and has been very .influential in the Coach, "but now we're doing The cold spell last week-end Several new sponsors have join­ perplex young people, drug abuse directing drug education programs was a boon to the hockey minded ed itie expanded program tnis year. some good team work." citizens of Chelsea as they began ranks among the highest. As a in the county, the state and na­ Friday, the Bulldogs faced Dun Ann Arbor Federal Savings, Lloyd result, drug education attempts tionally. flooding the hockey rink at the Bridges Chevrolet, Cnelsea Lum­ dee, keepers of the basement pos­ Fairgrounds. The Chelsea Fire are as common as the use of drugs The, third member of the team ition in the Southeastern Confer­ ber (Jo., Chelsea Medical Clinic, themselves. Departmef.it pumped water .into A. D. Meyer Agency, and 3-D, is Timothy H. Lentner, STM, MSW, ence. During the first half, it the rink on Sunday, and again Beginning ;this Sunday, Jan. 14, a psychiatric social worker with appeared as if Chelsea were head­ Sales & Service will be underwrit­ Monday evening when it became ing the games on tne ice this year. St. Paul United Church of Christ the center. He has been actively ed down to their level. MARCHING ALONG: With spead and consist­ chairman of the drive, "That's great!" With the apparent the surface needed more will be (hosting a drug seminar, for engaged dn consultation and edu­ Chelsea moved out slowly, al­ ent generousity, patrons and management of the board, worth $49.20, are Alice Dryer (left), June work. The response to the "Hockey six consecutive Sundays, which of­ cational programs with clergy, and lowing Dundee to move ahead) Helpers" appeal is slow, according u Wolverine Bar have filled two Dime Boards in the Barry (center) and Joe Mcrkel, Wolverine Bar It is hoped that play may begin fers a different. approach to Jhe indtvid^^parishes^ 7-6,, in. the,;, iIrsl. quarter. , Dun­ : ( to Jerry Kingc, head of CDHA. , problem. 1971.' He is also a clergyman af­ dee's lead expanded in the second fiffct Week of the'MHreh«iM)inie« campaign, ^Tw6> owiifciv.-v this coming week-fend, "aljh^ugh "it is important to receive these boards in two days," exclaimed Mrs. Charles Bongo, the small amount of frost in the donations in view of the expanded . This seminar attempts to offer filiated with the American Luth-' (Continued on page three) ground may delay the opening. an alternative traditional drug ed­ eran Church. league," he says. "Anyone can Teams are being organized this •hejp by donating any amount to ucation in that it does not deal Parents with young children or week, and a season schedule should with symptomatology, but goes to tne Cnelsea District Hocxey As­ adults with no children should, not State Okays be ready next week. sociation." the heart of the problem: the cul­ assume that this seminar will not The Chelsea District Hockey ture which leaches all of us .to use be of value ,to them. Association (ODHA) appeals to The names of those who have drugs as a means of coping with Bond Sale for everyone to stay off the ice until given $25 or more will be placed stress. approval for skating has been giv­ on the "hockey Helpers" board The seminar will foous primarily en. Some early, unauthorized at the rink. on attitudes and feelings of par­ High School Sewer System skaters have already done dam­ Robert Beaudoin, Phil Boham, ents and young people toward drug age to the liner. Rodney Houle, Jerry Ringe, "Lef­ use and abuse today. The related Girl Faces Attorney General Frank J. Kell- Skating at the rink will be al­ ty" Ross, 'lerry f-inch, and Jim problems that exist in common be­ ey, chairman of the Municipal Fi­ lowed under strict supervision on­ Settle will be coaching the six tween parent and young people nance Commission, has announced ly, a policy which was followed last local teams. The players will will also be considered with the Drug Charge that the Commission approved year. learn from their coacnes what drug problem. $500,000 of "General Obligation time play will begin and when they A 16-year-old Chelsea High Sanitary Sewer System Bonds" may pick up their uniforms. The Participants in the seminar for the Village of Chelsea. will he asked to examine their sohool student has been petitioned CQE Urges "The CDHA is looking forward own attitudes and values, and take to Juvenile Court on charges of •Attorney General Kelley said, to a good season of hockey with ':-\ an honest look at how they fit in­ being a disorderly person. She "The proceeds will be used to de­ games against our rivals in Ann to the drug problem today. appeared in a public place, Jan. 3, fray the cost of acquiring and con­ Community Arbor and Jackson," says Ringe. Enrollment is limited. Those in­ allegedly under the influence of structing improvements and exten­ He urges, "Come out and watch terested may be accepted by call­ narcotics. sions to the sanitary sewer system the teams in action. It's free!" ing St. Paul church. Chelsea Police reports state that for the Village of Chelsea. These Participation Three experts on the drug prob­ the girl was first observed acting bonds are payable from ad valorem lem are behind the seminar. One, peculiarly when she asked to be taxes which may be levied without Would you like to see a voca­ Philip Hassen, MPH, is drug co­ excused from a study hall at the limitation as to rate or amount." tional education program intro­ Fun Night ordinator for planning and pro­ high school. The teacher reported­ Other members of the Municipal duced into the Chelsea Cchool Sys­ graming in the Washtenaw County ly became alarmed when he noticed Finance Commission are Allison THE PUB displayed its silvery contribution to Pub reported the feat only moments after the Wol­ tem? The Citizens ror Quality Community Mental Health Center. she was staggering. He said her Green, state treasurer; and John the March of Dimes shortly after it was filled verine had claimed the distinction of being the first. Education (SQE) suggest that an Set Saturday He cb-ordinates all drug programs eyes appeared glazed. W. Porter, superintendent of pub­ Friday. The new dime board, which replaced this With the sign are Ree Kanitz (left), Jean Canine alternative might be the bussing in the county. He has been with •He notified Charles Lane, Chel­ lic instruction. one, has since been filled, too. In both cases, the (center) and Larry Sapron. of children to outlying districts to the Mental Health Center since sea High school principal, who im­ The following fees are to be paid get that useful training. They At High School ft October, 1971, and has provided mediately called the police and the from the bond proceeds: local find it an unattractive alterna­ tive. Once again the High school gym numerous educational opportun­ girl's parents. attorney, $1,746; bond attorney, will be transformed into an arena ities in the areas of drug abuse. When the mother joined the girl $1,625. The group poses other provaca- for Fun Night. The Key Club is and the authorities at the police March of Dimes Campaign Another is Matthew Lampe, an tive questions, such as, do you real­ sponsoring the event, Saturday. associate drug co-ordinator of the station, she refused to sign a wai­ No Court Sessions ly know what kind of education Volleyball, gymnastics, and bas­ Washtenaw County Community ver allowing Chief George Mer- your child is receiving in kinder­ ketball shooting, are just some of Mental Health Center, who focus­ anuck to question the girl. The No 14th District Court cases garten through 12th grade? Will the activities the youngsters may es primarily on drug education and mother, herself, proceeded to ques­ were held in Chelsea this week Jumps Off to Fast Start Here this community need more schools try during the evening. There will drug related crisis intervention. tion her daughter, who then, ac- because the judge was called away ihe Way it is growing? be an admission charge of 25 cents Lamp is one of the original found­ (Continued on page three) on business, I think we've got a competition nancy, .if a child is not normal.""Last year it was delicious," she CQE is dedicated to more than for the elementary and junior high going," said Mrs. Charles Bongo, With March of Dimes Founda- says. The entire $10 fee goes to merely posing questions. It urg­ students, High schoolers must Chelsea's . chairman of the 1973 tion grants, such as the $28,000 the March of Dimes es citizens to voice their concerns pay t>0 cents to get in. March of Dimes. She is delighted. recently given to the U. of M. about the Chelsea school system The Chelsea High Key Club, a Reservafcions for the event on at its Jan. 16 meeting. The Tues­ service organization, is planning Although the Wolverine Bar was Medical Center, treatments may be Feb. 3, may be made througn Mrs. perfected. day night meeting will be held in the activity to raise funds which the first to fill its March of Dimes eBongo or Mrs. John Bowie of 1391 the high school library at 8 p.m. will provide refreshments for Board, Friday, the Pub was not Mrs. Canine, who is in charge of King George Blvc, Ann Arbor. The meeting will bo concerned players and coaches after baskol- too far behind. The boards were the Dime Boards around town, has (Continued on page six) (Continued on page six) oail sanies. replaced Saturday, and by Mon­ also placed canisters at convenient day the Wolverine's was full for spots. She is arranging for chil­ a second time. Again, the Pub was dren to greet shoppers on the not far behind. street Saturday, Jan. 20. They "Why, that's four times $49.20," will offer pretzels and baloons in Mrs. bongo said, counting it up exchange for contributions. as she went along, "And we've Mrs. Art Steinaway, Jaycee just begun!" Auxiliary representative, has sent •j Those early signs of success have out newsletters , to Chelsea busin­ not made Chelsea's volunteers ap- esses and organizations explain­ ethetic. Despite the flu and other ing the good cause. She has pre­ family illnesses, they have moved pared and mailed a similar letter worlds, and plan to move more. for the residents of Chelsea. Res­ At the offioial March of Dimes ponse to those mailers will consti­ kickoff dinner, held at the Moose tute much of the campaign's in­ Lodge in Ann Arbor, Monday night, come. Mrs. Ray Canine and Mrs. Bongo Mrs. Steinaway is also organiz­ received last-minute briefing on ing many marching mothers. They the campaign ahead. will solicit door-to-door, Jan. 28. They were also treated to a Another important dale in the "vory enlightening" speech by Dr. March of Dimes season is Jan. Roy Schmickel, Associate Profes­ 27, the day of the annual radio sor of Pediatrics, Communicable auction. WRNS, Saline, will be Diseases, and Human Genetics at auctioning merchandise, provided the University of Michigan Mcdi by the merchants of Ann Arbor, Turner, Walter Zeeb, Floyd Fowler, William Radc- cal Center. over the air between i) a.m. and PA$T PRESIDENTS were honored at. the Mon­ Mrs. Bongo was especially im 5 p.m. All proceeds will go to ;he day nig^t Kiwanis Clubm^tlng this week, Mete, macher, George Palmer, and Louis llurghardt, pres­ pressed with the fact that given March of Dimes. ' pictured tfdta left, aret .fArties IJaniels, CKhVlcs C«

2 The Chelsea Standard, Thursday, January.11, 1973 Mrs. Otto Luoht; secretary, Mary flff Jan* BahnraUJerj 4ssittant sec­ retary/Jfcanne M««erva;'< treasurer, Mafa'WcGlmr Maynard Oesterle,.; ,•:/;. Trailer Home M. J/Baxter was in M Arbor fanmHtnmfHiimttuthfftfittfifUft >imimmHumiumut m ••tfntnnftiwrnftmit'nwiu>fj>jin(fiwpo n Monday afternoon t<> turn m „ {he tax roll for the village' Of Chel- r*f ? o ojj^lxmart ol a committee in charge sea to the ceurity: treasurer. The ' ing College 4Yeaf*An

WANT ADS WANT ADS ^ "I If ANT ADS WANT ADS • |lidlii|i||WMMiil iiji MI •^-P^WX^IIIIIUII sfimpi !••• V WANT ADS i•»«•!*• ••••!• irvmt „ ,,,,.»••„ , WANT ADS »i#-i»H»HF# ^^^^y^-^^ir^*'^ 1072 VACUUM CLEANER, $2121J1 0 SEE US for transit mixed con­ VACUUM CLEAiJERS — Electro- —Brand now sweeper. Paint ddanYa , * crete. Klumpp Bros. Gravel Co. lux, authorized sales and service Tho age in shipment Excellent wording KNAPP SHOES CALL NOW Phone Chelsea 475-2530, 4920 Love- James Cox, Manchester. Ph» 428- condition. Includes all cleaning todis land Rd., Grass Lehr. Mich. x40tf plus rug snampooer. Cash, price 2931 or 428-8221. 42tf Chelsea Standard $21.50 cash. Call Ypstlanti, *qile4t, For Cu*ht«n Comfort SAVE $$$ TREE REMOVAL DONlU — Also 488r4829, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Electro buyers of standing timber and WANT AD RATES Grand. 60 Greenwood Fireplace Builder walnut trees. Chelsea 475-7681. PAID IN APVANCB-A11 nfulu- «d- Robert Robbing 84tf vertlaemeata, 50 centa for 25 word* ift lese, each Insertion. Count «*ob for Field stone mason, block and brick . , r ftffur« a* a word. For more than 25 m mason, tuck pointing. words, add 2 cents per word for each Insertion. "Blind" ads or box num­ New '72 Left-Overs Siding - Remodeling FREE ESTIMATES THE LITTLE * ber ad a. 35o extra per Insertion. CHARGE! BATES—Same as cash In FREE ESTIMATES advance, with 16 cents bookkeeping Clearance Sale Call Call 475-8025 after 8 p.m. charge if not paid before 5 p.m. Tuea- USED CARS FLOWER SHOP day preceding publication. Pay in ad­ Chelsea 475-2400 vance, «end cash ox stamps and save , 72 PLYMOUTH Fury If, 2-dr. x7tf Patrick Grammatico 8461 Waitrous Rd., Chelae* 15 cents. hardtop. 1971 PONflAC drandville 4-door . x40ti DISPLAY WANT ADS~J*ata, $1.10 p«r hardtop. Loaded. 22,000 miles. Phone GR 5-8508 column inch, single column width LADY WANTED to stay with el­ only; 8-point and 14-polnt light type Real sharp. only. No borders or boldface type. Quality Used Cars derly woman. Room and board, Sponsoring Welcome Wagoa. Minimum 1 inch, ' 1969 CHEVROLET Impal* 4-dobr Pine Haven Saddlery and pay. Telephone Mrs. Alvin in Chelsea, Dexter areas. CARDS OF THANKS or MEMOR­ '71 DODGE Royal Sportsman wag­ hardtop, fully equipped. Air 4534 Dexter Townhall Rd. Wahr, (517) 522-8551, Grass Lake, IALS—Single paragraph style, $1.00 ; c'ohditionihg'j or write, Chelsea RR2. x30 Flowers, corsages, arrangement* 1 per insertion for no words or less; 2 on. V-8, auto, p.a;, p,b., ,a?f Phone Dexter 426-4268 cents per word beyond 50 words. cond. .. *. !.. V9\W 1969 CttEV Bis•*• ©*• x52tf PICK UP COVERS Phone 498-2655. 48tf car, with air $1,745 Flower & Gift Shop '69 CHRYSLER Newport 2-dr.c •MM** 4" - —, $100.00 hardtop, 383, automatic, p,s,j Your Friendly Florist Alvin doesn't know he bought a color TV I sow in the 26" $179.00 and up 112 E. Middle St., Chelsea air cond., sharp $1696 Harper Sales 6r Service Standard Wont A AM- 475-8681 REDWING '72 LTD 2-dr. hardtop 475-2857 FM, air cond. Must be seen. CHELSEA Sprague Buick-OIds- '72 GRAN TORINO 2-dr. hardtop Sale Is On! : $1195; WORK SHOES Sales & Service '71 TORINO GT 82tf $28,500—Larger older home, gobd 475-1306 '71 TORINO 2-dr. hardtop PIANO TUNING, Chelsea and area. SAVE! Make Me An Offer location for schools and shopping. Opel^lnc. Facilities for reconditioning and Vs to Vz Off Could be 4 or 5 bedrooms, dining Foster's Men's Wear Evenings, 475-1608 '71 GALAXIE 500 4-dr. rebuilding. Used piano sales; re­ I Can't Refuse! room, family room, recreation room. . 40tf 1972 BUICK Riviera, A. C. Real 23tf '69 FAIRLANE 2-dr. hardtop conditioned grands and verticals. nice car $4695 POTATOES — Quality, seconds, '69 GALAXIE 500 4-dr. B. Eklund. 426-4429. x50tf '62 VALIANT 4-dr., 225, automatic, $39,900—Grass Lake, 4-bedroom DANCER'S $1.50 bushel. 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. No '69 MUSTANG fastback 30 power steering older home in the village, locat­ 1972 OLDS Cutlass station wagon, Sunday sales. Carl Schoonover, 9 '69 FORD station wagon '64 FORD 2-dr. sedan, 6-cyI., 8- ed on 1 acre. Large trees, dining CUSTOM ' A.C. Real nice car .$3495 miles northwest d£ Chelsea on M- Sylvan Township speed. Good transportation. room. 1971 OLDS 98 4-dr. hardtop Lux 52, right on Boyce Rd, left to '68 MUSTANG 2-dr. hardtop ' sedan, full power, A.C. Nice 15557 Farnsworth Rd. Bring own '68 CHEV Impala 4-dr. 16 acres, part wooded. '62 CHEVY Van $19,600—Cavahaugh Lake, 2-bed- Excellent building location. BURGLAR room year-round home, newly re­ BUILDING ' car $3895 container. 9tf '67 MERCURY 2-dr. hardtop modeled. 1971. BUICK 'Skylark Custom 4-dr. '67 FORD 2-dr. List your property with us for fast, Village LICENSED & INSURED efficient service. ALARMS $21,900—S-bedrobm home, attract­ ' sedan, a.c, 29,000 miles $2795 Motor Sales, Inc. ively decorated. Fenced back yard FREE ESTIMATES 1970PONTIAC Grand Prix, a.c. THORNTON R. D. MILLER Custom designed for your home, IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER :. :• $2695 office or business. Many styles $§8,900—SHbedroom older home, 1¼ 475-8628 DODGE - PLYMOUTH baths^ close to downtown, ga­ TOTAL 1970 OLDS Cutlass 4-dr. sedan, a.c, REAL ESTATE to meet any need. (Let us show, ; •'. Real nice car .„...„$2095 Check Our New you an application to solve your Phone 475-8661 rage/ all carpeted. NQRTH LAKE —, Brick Ranch - Real Estate Broker , problem. ;i970?SKYLARK Conv. CS.^a.^ Triangle Truck Lot 475-73U / 1185 Manchester Rd., Chelsea !h£OM$TRUCTION 1 lovely home with 3 bedrooms; 2 ?iM'9,90O^O-"a(*re farm with outV ) ,'lp.s., a black beauty ,.$2,095 baihS, 2 fireplaces, large deck off 15775 Cavanaugh Lake Rd. Hours: ,8 a.m. to 6 p.m. buildings and barn, 6-bedroom '70 FORD Vz-ton Pick-up Chelsea, Mich. 1970?BUICK Skylark 2-dr. sedan, living room and a walk-out base­ . 15tf Tues. thru Fri. Until 9 Mbhday., holme. r' SERVICES ment. Good beach access to North 3 to choose from Phone 475-7322 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday •oj:'4. t •• $1695 -30 NEW—Country living, 1 acre, 8- Lake. '70 CHEV %-ton Pick-up x30tf bedroom, fireplace, family room, 1970'CHEV Nova 2-dr. sedan, $1595 '69 FORD V -ton Pick-up Real Estate For Sale —Residential, commercial and MIGHTY SHARP—3-bedroom, 1½ 2 2-car attached garage. Located be­ industrial 1974 VOLKSWAGEN, clean. $1395 '69 CHEV lVs-ton van 1973 is Here The tween Chelsea and. Ann Arbor. baths, completely and beautiful­ 3-BEDROOM RANCH — Cathedral Chelsea schools. $43,500. —Garages . 1969 OLDS Vista Cruiser, 3-seat, ly remodeled with a great back '67 INTERNATIONAL Pick-up ceiling in living room and dining yard adjacent to stream, all within & so are We . . . January Clearance —Remodeling - Additions • a.c $1995 '66 DODGE'2-ton van room. Built-in range,' dishwasher $28,900 — 1-acre lot, 4-bedroom, village, '65 FORD %-ton utility and disposal. 1½ baths, full base­ Sale Is On! new kitchen. Village of Chelsea, —Aluminum Siding ;; 1969) DELTA 88 Custom 4-dr. sc- ment with finished rec. room, — OUR MOTTO — \ dan, a.c $1795 COUNTRY LIVING—3-bedroom, 2- '65 FORD %-ton Pick-up —Roofing screened patio, attached garage. If we can't LEVEL with you we'll SAVE! S05-ACRE FARM, 2 miles south of 1968! OLDS Delta 88 2-dr. hardtop. bath brick ranch, family room, '64 ECONOLINE van Priced at just $38,000. Easy to fi­ Chelsea; 213 acres % mile east —Trenching , 31,000 miles. Nice $1595 stone fireplace, situated on approxi­ nance. do our best to PLUMB it! Vs. to ViOff .. of Chelsea; 100 acres 2 miles east mately % acre. Just a short dis­ rof Chelsea. 1969 PONTIAC Bonneville 4-dr. tance from village. REMODELED OLDER HOME—2 DANCER'S j hardtop, v.t $1495 bedrooms and den (or 3 bed­ DALE COOK SLOCUM QUAD LEVEL—Brand new brick 30 BUILDING SITES — Many to 1968 TIIUNDE'RBIRD Landau 2- We Have A New rooms). Furnace, water heater, Presents choose from, 1A-5A-10A-15A. CONTRACTORS and cedar siding, 3 bedrooms, water softener and carpeting all Select now for building in the • dr. hardtop, a.c $1495 family room with fireplace. Mighty less than 5 years old. Screened spring. 1968J BUICK LeSabre Custom 2- sharp home at North Lake. Phone Number porch, basement, 2-car garage. Countryside Builders £r BUILDERS i di\ hardtop. Real nice. $1295 ALLSTATE OLDER HOME — Good condition, Price reduced to $26,500. Best Custom Home Construction, Serving Washtenaw County; 1968J CHEV Caprice 2-dr. hardtop, Frisinger Realtors For Over 20 years 3 - bedrooms, near elementary 475-1301 COUNTRY RANCH—Just 4 years additions - remodeling - alumin­ INSURANCE 'v.t $1095 schools. Good starter home. old. 3 bedrooms, 1½ baths, um siding - gutters— MULTI-LISTING 20700 OLD US-12 1968JOPEL station wagon $ 795 glassed and screened patio, large AUTO - BOAT - COMMERCIAL Chelsea 475-8681 CHELSEA ' SEVEN ROOMS—Older home, new YOU NAME IT; Phone 475-8321 or 475-7611 1967^ OLDS Vista Cruiser 2-seat, kitchen, good location within vil­ PALMER FORD garage. Fishing and swimming WE DO IT RIGHT. LIFE * HEALTH - HOME Evenings: 22tf | a.c. Nice car $1195 lage. privileges. $37,500, terms. Herman Koenn 475-2613 Open Every Evening Till 9:00 Phone Eyes, or Week-ends for - 1967! BUICK Wildcat 2-dr. hard- OVER 100 YEAR'S OLD—Here is BUILDING SITE—Overlooking In­ Mary Ann Staebler 475-1432 (top, a.c. 995 that largo older home you always All Day Saturday verness Golf Course. An ideal FIVE GOOD REASONS: 475-2716 Chelsea 475-1301 spot. toby Peterson 1967; BUICK LeSabre 4-dr. sedan, dreamed of in heart of Waterloo Craftsmanship N. H. MILES, Agent Paul Frisinger * 475-2621 New and Remodeling .air cond $895 Recreation Area. 10 rooms (or 30tf Promptness x30 more): Condition—Not bad! Charm CLARENCE WOOD GR 5-8334 ^. ; £ ROBERT A. ALDER, licensed Courtesy 1964:D0DGE 4-dr. sedan $ 195 100%. contractor. Residential building, BROKER Honesty . 29tf Residential BUILDING SITES — 2 16-acres, remodeling. No job too small. 646 Flanders St. Please Call 18200 Boyce Rd., Gregory, Mich. rolling, some trees, beautiful set­ 48137. Phone 498-2539. -47tf Phone 475-2033 Carpenter Contractor 1 tings. Terms, 29t DALE COOK - 475-8863 POSITION OPEN SPRAGUE CAR RENTAL by the day. week­ for end, week or month. Full insur­ ART SUPPLIES — Chelsea Card Signs Painted Mature woman. 5-day week, 8:30 Buick-Olds-Opel, Inc. ance coverage, low rates. Call Lyle and Gift Shop, 116 S. Main St., Free Estimating Chelsea. 475-7501. 82 Or, if no answer, call a.m.-5:00 p.m. 2-girl office^ M. A. LAWRENCE Phone 476-8664 THORNTON Chriswell at Palmer Motor Sales, 475*739! 1500 S. Main St., Chelsea 475-1301. 25tf FOR LEASE—1-bedroom home. Dennis Johnston 475-8369 downtown Chelsea. Typing and 323 S. Main Realtor Chelsea Ph. 475-7926. x30 2itf Ph. 475-1106 30tf CLINTON CHAIN SAW, 20-in. Lenard Kozma 475-7979 'general office wdrk. Bookkeeping x?0tf Bob Riemenschneider 475-1469 bar, 6 h.p. engine. New chain STONE WORK—Fireplace and ma­ Thomas Dunlap 475-7615 WILL BABYSIT in my hoifte, da£* experience helpful. Send detailed Bob Thornton 475-8857 and gear. Used very little. $65. Ph. sonry. For estimates call 475- James C, Hughes time hours. Have references. 475-8661. x24tf 1106. x51tf 475-2943. 80 resulne to Sox JA-ll, in care of 30 •—• • I.IIMI.H III*——*1 Jackson. 32 you're interested, give Jan a call T-Bone Steaks^ Sausages 69e KERN REAL ESTATE at 663-0569 or 429-4988. She'll give JONATHAN The -..,..••> 616 South Main St, you more information. x30 ••••»• XUe $1.39 Januafy Clearance Chelsea, Mich. RMSES FOR SALE—Quarter and U. S. CHOICE Apples . •. 3 lbs. 39c Gr$de. Ph. 475-1149. 12tf «29tf 10-OZ. NO-RETURN BOTTLES i ^ . Sale Is Oh! SAVE! Sirloin Steaks, Coke • . . 8 pae 85c VstoViOff We« Rarin To Go... • •*••• lJJe $1.49 32-OZ. SIZE (.Imioe*: DANCER'S U. S. CHOICE 80 Your bottery,: thot Liquid Ivory .. •. 59c / Is, after our depend- iffi'JYIlQ,!) ' V'llrilnll ttUWMMM Porterhouse 64-OZ. SIZE ELECTR0LUX LL/T V/irfMut your old battery back info Steaks ••./.. lb. $1.59 Downy .... $1.29 \ "dfynhpionship: form/ ready to give FARMER PEET'S SMOKED McDONALD'S f-yotf-jrtony mdhttos of peppy starts, VACUUM \ ..de^Hdoble service. Boneless Hams, Fudge Sundae l:i f*JF*£F ff J taldN 76 OIL PRODUCTS • ••••• M.IJ* . . . . Vz gal. 75c kaifan Funeral Home SALES ond SERVICE J Your Store for 121 S. Main St. We Accept U.S.D.A, "Moral Directors for Pdur G^hWdtiOMs" JAMES OOX Jim's Union 76 Service Alexander & Hornung , Phone j TTIfis ••* MnrsffiS •** T^lllO w Alignment Food Coupons 124 PARK $TMffi PHONE 6ft J-4417 i ix-srT$. l t*tt — tWtterfe* — TwtrthUjH — ircto $ervie« — Wheel Alignment 475-7600 Smoked Meats ' i\\ 501 SOUTH MAIN 1 [ Vl» we - - ^. ..i'i W^SF^^W^^J^^M^m^:.\mm^M,:^ S V*. #i** iAM!,<.,. *•*'>, ' \ i> "". >•• TFHMJTF X w^~

] TheVMaw&&nfar&t W 11,1973 WANT ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS WANT ADS f WANT ADS 1**, TT «***• WINCE, -w Chain link or redwood KITCHEN HELP WANT£&-M<* y§£jP^£«^^^ Control Ordinance : fence, jll sites. Jfaterial sold for jx at imjh ;mtor:to p«*&flr Wfcd Mlto: Pole's Elevator Cfc, djs«i$$'•% mwHtf subdivision reg* presently, the township is de­ free estimate. ' D$tf - Ore^y. Phone , ^*Q?; *N*. faff* t*^ vtowiMfcWv ujat^oh omittancesi The proposed pendent on guidelines set up by FOB SALfc—Inlaid vinyl *md lh> Cpmpigfe ART SUPPLIES r~ Chelsea Cird .±^L~-„ -the state and county commissions oleum, Also tile. Armstrong ana NOW THAW VOU t Conjfoleum Narin; Installed by and Gift Shop, 116 S. Main St. jiOBERT JT&HttK forAioini $! WANTBD^Front end body pa?ts . The family of Mary M. Stapish to regulate subdivisions in the skilled craftsmen. Estimates, terms. Chelsea. 476-75QL area. tenance. ffi/ |gg*B6C ^.£'4Sf wishe*; to thanij the rolatiyes, Merkel Bros. 475-8621. 32tf Service Fuji Time friend^ and" neighbors fo'r the Once the commission has polish­ HAM MON D O R~GAN teachers ticmwtm sXLE^rVeBMas s ^rds, flowers and their ed its proposal, it will be sub­ Bumping - Painting waited to teach in their own oJ.d, paper - trained, Beautiful mitted to the Township Board and Complete pets/ AW registered. 426-8076. Wife and our-mother. G, G. HOPPER LEHMAN WAHL Windshield and side Glass x80 ; Mr, 3en Stapish to the public for approval. Replacement FbR SALE—- Indian cents, piiF FO^ RENT^-3 bedrooms, full Mse ' Mr. and Mrs. Nick Koski The Monday meeting will be in Building Contractors Free Pick4»p & Delivery " Body Shop ;C»rds,., J^ooks. foreign, pains, merit, 2-car garage. Garden. 6 ':'* Mr, and Mrs; Charles Stapish Sylvan Township Hall, at 7:30 p.m; Phone GR 6-5581 Land Appraisal ; Open Monday Until 9 Australian opalsV nhd b%r arti­ mile* from Chelsea on blacktop. OHmm wm^mmmf» Gregory 498-2148 Service cles. Lawrence E. Gujnan, >57l 475-2471. . ..-,..'. , 40 *m*m 40tf CONTACT PON KNOLL ^ug«r LoaffJLake. Calll 475-2317. •+-*- Resictenttjql FOR FREE ESTIMATE 3ENITH STBREO "Circle of Stop in For An Estimate •• * '• -x86tf . Sound" turntable, tuner-radio, and Farm FdTRENI4: - *xtia,;nice"8-room and 2 speakers. Excellent condi­ Automotive 17037 West Autfln Rd ... Villgge upper. Uhfurnilhed, fully carbet- tion. $125, 475-2891. x30 REAL ESTATE ONE PALMER FORD ed. Adults. 475-7638. ^&0 Manchester, ^j^h, FIREPLACE"~WOl)D—Apple, oak Rust Proofing Motor Sales, Inc. 222 S. Main St. BABYSITTING ih my country and hickory. $25 per cord deliv­ Area Coda 813 475-1301 home. Cavanaugh Lake Rd. Ph. ered and stacked. Call 475-7791. WEED REALTY, INC., ASSOCIATES 42S-8886 IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER 27tf Cars and Trucks DODGE • PLYMOUTH 475-8033. ..;• .••.-'-' -36 -; • -x32 FOR SALE — Aureomycin Crum­ FOR SALE ~ '69 Camero and '40 REALTORS Phone 4754061 bles, 50-lb. bag, $6.75. CoW's Chevy, Ph. 475-7395. x2ftf FOR SALE—^hitev, m^tal kitchen 1185 Manchester Rd., Chelsea Elevator Co., Inc., Gregory. Phone cabinet with sliding Mass doors. 49848735: _ ' , ''^ CAR & TRUCK L^XWGTlFpr CHELSEA Village Good condition, $25. Phone 475- Hours; 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. details see Lyle Chrisw^Jl jat 8011. - - 30 Tues. thru Fri/ Until 9 Monday. WEDDING, Anniversary, Diyorce. palmer Motor Safes, 47M30L 4^tf North Territorial near North Lake, Motor Sales, Inc. : Traditional or contemporary. We ; ranch style, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, 475-8693 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday IMPERIAL - CHRYSLER FOR REAL DQLLAR SAVINGS jc^tf can furnish tho printing. John's ART SUPPLIES — Chejsea Card basement, on. 3 acres. $85,000, Im­ be sure and see «s before you $nd Gift (Shop, 116 S. Main SJL 1196 M-52, CHELSEA WE BUY old stringed instruments. Shop, 475-7500 after 5 or week­ mediate ' occupancy. DODGE - PLYMOUTH buy any new or u>eq| Mr. Palmer ends. ' °' Chelsea. 475-7501. ^2 Phone 475-8661 Motor Sales, trip.'^oiur^ord Deal: Especially interested in guitajrs, .Broker 426-8830 1185 Manchester Rd., Chelsea erforjjyer 50; years. • , 2{f banjos, maridoljps, and autoharps. 1949 DESOTO, 4^r. bjack se^tth WIRE-tfAlRED TERRIERypupify, 48,000 original miles. Real goad five timi oti. Call m-W% Evenings' 878r3853i or Hours: 8 a.m. to 6 jp.nv REPAIR SERVICE tor household Please call 668,9836. 3tg5 878-9778. Tues. thru Fri. Until 9 Monday. condition. Original tires. Another ter 7 p:m. «r 475-2014- fjuring,di refrigerator*, Jreesors *pd jra*- BOWLING SNOW REMOVAL Ser^ '49 DeSoto for parts. They both go x30 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday ice, residential and commercial, FOR SALEr-rPair pf Atlas Weath- X21tf bage disposer^, gall Bi)l, 426-83J4. together. l-»78-3825. yl9tf FQR SALE — Good'Jniotliy hdy, ^ -y•':'.•';• •••'•"••• ' '; -x7tf low rates..Projnpt and dependable ergoard snow tires, first line, ' j:?1-;,; ''V'.'T^ •—" ' service. Call ev^nip^s on the week 1949 DESOTO, 4-ar. black seda,n. «0 cents a bale. Ph.' 475-24' size 6.75-13. Mounted $30, tires on­ days and all dfty on "the week-ends. 48,000 original miles. Re»l ^ood -'.', .'; •'.:•.'• '.-XI ly, $20. 476-1694. 30 Low Low 47M129.; f x24tf condition. Original tiros. Another FREE fluffy bbeaufcifu! Jtittens jto •y LOUIS BUROHAR0T \ WELL kept carpets show .the re­ Down Pay men (• CALL FBAJW.to? #4» your '49 DeSoto for parts. They both go good.homes; Kitty Jitter trained. Much has been publicized in the past decade about youth. together. 1-873-3825/ x!9ftf Call 475-8087. / xBO sults of regular Blu* Lustre On New cleaning Jobs, morning or w< spot cleaning. Rent electric sham- CLOGGED end. Need* only 3 hoars to j . PROFESSIONAL cabinet maker Their views and moods. Their behavior. Their alienation from GOLD KEY Only lite pet square foot. Phone will make custom built book­ pooer,.$L Dancer's. . 30 Regimentation; their rejection of 1'espect for elders. SEVVEfii now for trtk estimate, 761-4338. cases, fupnjtyre or other quality DIAMOND ROOFING, reroofing MORTGAGES All wbrk jmaranteed. }J3tf items from select veneers or solid MARSHAU- and repairing. Roof louvers in­ Adult dissatisfaction with youth date's back a long time, Soc­ For information ask your Realtor hard and soft woods of yotir stalled, Gutters cleaned. Licensed rates complained about the youth of his day in 400 B.C. . . . This choice. Before you spend yojir REALTY i roofer. Call 475-U29. x45tf or call 663-7565. Reynold S^vyer partial quote from an Assyrian tablet dated TWENTY FOUR money for a production line piepe 440 Dexter Rqftd Ann Arbor. Federal w call me. It doesn't cost as much Pinckney, Miojj, HUNDRED YEARS PRIOR TO SOCRATES was inscribed . . . Service as you think. 426-8274 almost any­ CLEARANCE "Children, no longer behave pleasingly to their parents . . ." time. x22tf 1-313-878-3 \m Savings 29 ACRES wit)|i'an all carpeted 2 We Clean Sewers WWifap Digging '• It is time for a long delayed question to be asked. "What Equal Housing Lender or 3 bedroom home. Full base­ CHELSEA ODDS AND ENDS xS7tf Drains d««wn<# |j|0ctrjcally percentage of all the -youth in America are we hearing about?" ment. Woods and stream. East pf 25 ACRES, high, very scenic and OF ! GIVE FREE 'ESTni^TiE^ Grass Lake. $23,500. well-wooded, generous frontage STATIONERY ITEMS The truth is that an overwhelming majority of our youth are 2-YEAR GUARANTEE on North Territorial Rd. Has sev­ NOT contributing to the sensational, bizzare antics of the FEW •i 4 BEDROOMS Phone Ann Arbor NO 2-5277 Also, parcels of land in Grass Lajce A Year'Round Gift' eral choice building sites. Lake lot included. who make the headlines in our news media . . . It is time to "Sewer Cleaning Is Ouj Business— school area. Appointment, Scheduling Books The Chelsea Standard recognize the majority of our youth who are dedicated with en­ 2 new full baths, living room, din­ Not 4 Sideline" 38tf OLDER 5-bedroom farmhouse and 30tf ergy, idealism, social and economic consciousness to bring aibout ing room, and enclosed porch. EVINGER REAL ESTATE, Dex­ Day at a Glance barn on 10 acres. Ne^ds work. Winfrey, Inc. FOR SALE—Baby crib, car seat, a better America in the years ahead. . . . BURGHARDT FU­ New cherry cupboards and eating ter, 426-3286, 426-8518. xl8tf Week at a Glance • 200 ACRES in .Waterloo Recreation Stroller, Hoover portable washer. space in the kitchen. New carpet­ NERAL HOME, 214 East Middle St., Chelsea, Mich. Phone East Office Month at a Glance . Area, with approximately 1 mile Call 475-7822, 208 South St., Chel- ing, draperies and furnace. Very (517) 764-1416 road frontage, approx. 35 acres sea. 30 475-1551. tastefully re-decorated this past any time. Year at a Glance rugged woods, and 20'acres marsh, FORMAL WEAR balance high and rolling. State 1972 MODEL SEW MACHINE, year. Garage. Located on a double v. 30 Wall Memo Calendars ¢38.50. Slight paint damage in Land across road. shipment. Only 6 left. Comes with lot near schools in Grass Lake, RENTAL SERVICE FOR SALE OR TRADE—Wind-up 10 miles west of Chelsea. Asking phonograph, $40; country ' store Chelsea Standard DEXTER a walnut sew table and writes Proms - Weddings . Specjal Events cheese display case, $40; Toledo name and is fully equipped to Zig- $34,500. 27tf GOOD INVESTMENT property. Zag buttonholes and makes fan,cy 6 different c *Jo#>. meat Scales, $15; Jantique sled, $4.60; wrapping paper holder, $3; FOR SALE—I acre building sites, All electric duplex, two bedrooms designs by inserting cams. Only SPECIALS small iron scales, with scoop, $2|0; Chelsea area. Phone 475-2828 each unit. Easement to beautiful $38.50 cash or terms arranged. ALL FLAVORS MILLER'S Willis Real Estate silver 6 ft. Christmas tree, $3; stu­ ietf Silver Lake. Can be bought with Trade-ins accepted. Call Ypsilanti, $2500 down. collect, 483-4329, 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. (517) 522-8481 Foster's Men'^ Wear dent desk chairs, $8'each; old steer­ PATCHING ana PLASTERING- Calf475r74B9. 38tf Electro Grand. J30 or ing wheel, $8.50; 2 army field desk>, PINCKNEY Ice Cream • . . V2 gal. 79c '•...••.•:'"/ 48tf $7.50 each. Phone 426-8838. x24tf ST. LOUIS SCHOOL Record is for FOR SALE—Alaskan Malemute, 20 (517) 522-8334 SNOWMOBILE BOQTS — End of GARAGE SALE ^- Hip boots, $B: sale at the Chelsea Card and Gift ALMOST" NEW 3-bedroom home, weeks old, male. Must sell for ECKRICH •-,. -. 30 16,000 BTU electric heater, $B; Shop. . 23tf large kitchen-dining area with lack pf space. 475-7635. -30 year clearaince. Reg. $15,95, now lots of cupboards, carpeting, ga­ SQUIRES MFG. CO., Inc., is now $7.49. Also, children's and ladies gun rack, $8; 30-gallon aquarium, FIREPLACE WOOD FOR SALE. PICK-UP CAMPER TOPS—All Roasted Sausage. •.. lb. 89c \ A hWfrg Standing timjber. Call 439,- and ,oJ;her misij. items. Ph., 476- Seasoned oak and. hickory,, and rage, many- extra features. In \\\-. boots, ail $?esi •Cmmp sP°rti? lige. Easy financing. Wid twenties. f Styles and colors, slant sides, • 2414, 7ca.m. to 5 p.m., or 439-7757 2(532,: or 13W«T Rustic Dr., ^ofth tfteJW*!-' woods. Will 4¾¾ bubble windows, from $89.95, in the evenings. x32 Center,. JLOII'„(Lansing Ave., Jack­ Lake. »30 475-1471. 23tf SfFAMTLY, income^prdpe'rtyvoforid NO. 2 Vz. CAN VANLCAMP'S ' • son. 32 easily be converted to large single $159.95 arid $189.95/ etc. Specials family dwelling. On Main St. City oh" insulated and paneled, with = imd ik *,ij£> screens and lights. Reg. $279.95, Pork & Beans... 2 for 57c sewers. now $219.96. Coffman Sports Cen- ' GREGORY ter, 1011 Lansing Ave., Jackson. 32 KEYKO 10 ACRES on blacktop road, 445 ft. frontage. $3,000 down on Land Women's Clubs Margarine ....3 lbs. 77c A Great Advancement Contract, To Hear About CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE WE HAVE a large- selection of ideal building sites in parcels of Program for Retarded 1-20 acjres or more in Dexter, Soup 3 cans 46c Chelsea, Pinckney and Gregory A local area resident is to be the area. guest speaker at the next Federa­ in tion of Women's Clubs meeting, hosted by .the Saline Business and Professional Women's clubs at MARSHALL 1:30 p.m., on -Monday, Jan. 15 at KUSTERER'S the Saline Community Center, 211 REALTY Monroe St., Saline, with registra­ FOOD MARKET (313) 878-^182 tion at 1 p.m. DIAL 475-2721 WE DELIVER Home- 440 Dexter Rd., Pinckney IBB EVENINGS: Evelyn 475-8588 Joann 475-7498 Dave 475-7275 WEBER nOiWES x30 Presents ANTIQUES YOUR LOCAL WANTED TO BUY

Single items or complete house­ holds. DESIGNS OF THE DECADE Let us help you clean out your attic, basement, or other stor­ FULL SERVICE BANK age areas. We can also help you handle your estate. References will be pro­ A Collection of Beautiful All-New Homes vided. House of Antiques Offers Complete Banking Facilities Designed By Nationally Famous Architedts 8081 Main St., Dexter 420-8482 or 426-8888 Call any time ^ Savings Accounts it Auto Loans THE TALISMAN MODEL x33 (4¼% per annum) it Real Estate Mortgages The Frank LJoyd Wri^t Foundation has designed living room are on the ground level. Master bed­ jt Certificates of Deposit . an entirely new concept jn fri-level homes. The room, family ropm and bath are on the upper level LAND CONTRACT it Commercial Loans exterior, an outstanding expression Qf contemporary with two bedrooms and bath on the lower. Of course, (5% 6* 5½% per annum) styling, incorporates wide overhangs, angles, natural- there's plenty of closets and storage space and a $20,000 needed for purchase of ^ Checking Accounts it Farm Loans two-car gdrage. Furnished by Merkel's. finished wood, and a dramatic use of glass accents Chelsea home. Young responsible it Christmas Club i the facade. Inside, the kitchen, dining room and couple. 8¼%. Call Waggoner Real it Home Improvement Loans Estate for details. 426-8387. x30 it Safety Deposit Boxes it Travellers Checks it Money Orders WORLD PREMIERE SHOWING f ' I 'I Hi". it Savings Bonds it Cashier Checks SATURDAY and SUNDAY, JAN. 13-14,1 to 5 it Certified Checks it Night Depository • DRIVE - UP WINDOW • 12965 OLD US-12 Corner of Luick Dr. Appointments pt Your Convenience - Office Hour*: 9-5 12290 JACKSON RD., CHILSEA. OFFICE PHONE 475-2828 MAUSOUUMt * MONUMINT* MOHUTAiUT* * MAtKW CHELSEA STATE BANK BECKER W. C. WEBER CONSTRUCTION CO. Hi M0 RIALS Offfcot In OIOIMO and Bribhton *i, Ch*l«M'« Premier lull**" mm ;<; toil MICMWAN ANN ARi mmm m£W£wMmmmMiw.mw iM ^B •k?i Sm mWlm I mmm wm :; i*i*;£&ty^«fS^ ^viinr**!*** * 1 •lV>\ mu^kn^i^^vw^i^m'innimmm.

'•jH'Ifi'l"1" V I I »if 6 The C^ea Btan4^^i^ay> January 11, 1073 ** • ffNlf . Away from Lose lm *> H V' Robert N. Rentschler WreckedJMU> SALE lay H$rite;Show was Oiner Weekenld •'* Dies Suddenly Monday MSh^ was really'llicjcy/*; says h^ild at tfcel-BloortJfifJd'Open tfyty Chief George Meranuck of Felicia 0»«r HI during Christmas^ wfcfekV liuhter, J The third quarter of the Dundee} At Hom« Near Dexter J Rea priningstool, who was able Jumper and Equitation classes Chelsea JV basketball game, > Fri* iHobert N. Rentschler, 52, pf to walk away from the wreck of VAN HEUSEN DRESS SHIRTS were offered.- ./Ridge Farm day night, was crucial. Aftejf 6900. Dexter-Pinckney Rd., Dexter her oari. • ( riders: partjpipate4x Wjjqp^ maintaining a one-point edge sin$ township, died suddenly Jan. ;8, The road was icey Jan. 4, when Fancies and Solids jtjIjeTfirst; quarter,;fChelsea cagersf 1973 at his home. ; the G^assLake resident was trav­ ' Citizens for Quality Education, Sylvan Township planning Com­ \M. Ctfriilin, riding '< VM^^lHm .allow^ihe gatne |o slip out from' Mr. Rentschler was born Feb. eling o4 old US-12 near the inter* Tuesday, Jan. 16, in the library at mission Jan. 15, 7:30 p.m., M Syl­ Wre;$; the^nd of the .fi^fe Matthew and Lydia Sutter Rent-: take. Hef car began to spin. It v% PRICE concerns about the school systemu + •*.'#•" Year Green'Working Huhter and a period was *a c%e 15-14, wUW schler. He was a life resident of hit a rail, and rolled end over end * * * Chelsea Camera Club, Tuesday, 6th in Novice^ ^Jiim^r., Michael Cfolsea i oWnijig t^e edge. #otH the area; a veteran of World War into a dUch. The1 lady had to be Chelsea Rebekah Lodg« No. 130 Jan. 16, 7:30 p.m., Sylvan Town­ Behtmah, ^Wiftg Silent Majority, teams, ^either display Aig mijcb] IlrV'-S* Army, and a charter mem­ 'helped out of the, twisted vehicle Jan. 16, at 7:30 p.m. at the hall., ship flfallv .Program}! pictures of placed 2nd in Ftfsfc Year Green spirit, jiftariagjd. U - points in the ber of the Dexter American Legion fciy a helpful farmed, but she was STRIETER'S MEN'S WEAR Installation of new officers will Egypt, by Paul Papsdorf. Guests Working Hunter, and 5th in Junior second ;flmarfer>4 ' yt %) Post 557. He had been an auto not visibly injured. "Her seat be held at Dexter Harmony kodge welcome. HunterluW^V Saddler>li and un­ salesman with ftjlihgler-lWarner jjlelts had saved her," said Chief "The Place To Go for Brands You Know" 1 The Dundee players came bacjtt on Jan. 15, at 8 p.m. Officers are * * f > -,. der;, 'Sue Gates;, on Evermore Rul­ after hajftime resch|rged. In] the; Pontiac, Inc., Alfred. Gross Ford jderariuck, asked to attend. Each bring one er, received a 5th in Novice Equit­ ; Sales & Service and the Palmer Sylvan township Board meet­ following period qhiey racked up: JwWffiT'rr'WIfilHIIt'Hwi •nW^I'.MlVI«J«MJ'»JMMI^UWMlMW-*3tt?^^ 4 dozen sandwiches. ing the first Tuesday/ of the ation on the Flat and a 6th i n 18 points and held ^Chelsea to an! MQtpr Sales, Inc., in Chelsea, at Jf, 9fC jft month, at 7 p.m. at Sylvan Town­ Regular ,iWorklng Hunter under embarrasjng six. the time of: his death. Esther Chapter of the Congre- ship Hall. Saddle. >attrWaJlace, riding .Ir­ June 29, 1946, he married Vir- ish' Coffee, won ''£ first in Junior Although Chelsea attempted to gational church, Thursday, Jan. * * * emmulate 'Dundee's; spark in. the gjhia M, Howard in Dexter, she 18, 8 p.m., at the church. Working Hunter under Saddle, 15- survives. Washtenaw Medical Care, Aux­ 17 and a 2nd in Second Year Green fourth quarter with!l8 points, bun- * * * iliary monthly meeting at 9:30 dee held on to their advanatge bj Survivors 'in addition to hJs CHELSEA LUMBER CO El Perro 4-H Dog Care and Ob- Working Hunter under Saddle. a.m. Jan. 17, at the Juvenile Court Sc'ott Alder on Tom" Terrliic plac­ tallying 10 points.. The gam$ wjdow are two daughters, Mrs ediance Club, Tuesday, Jan. 16, Center, 2270 Piatt Rd. Plans for closed with Dundee' ahead, 5)3-50-. Robert (Cheryl) Doletzky of Dex­ home of Mrs. Bourn, 7:15 p.m. ed '• 1st in Junior Working! Hunter the coming membership drive will 14 and under. Kim Alder, !on Bac­ Paul Wppd, with 18 points,: le# ter, Mrs. Gary (Renea) Pidd of Bring dogs, slip chain and 6-ft. be discussed; Chelsea scorers against DurjdeQ, Rockbridge; a sister, Mrs. Walter GIVES YOU lead. ardi, placed 2nd in Junior Work­ * * * ing Hunter, 15-17, 2nd in,ASpCA Doug Sohrotenboer and Jack Haqk- (Julia) Kranich jof Dexter; one Chelsea Area Regional ^Ban­ Maclay, 3rd in Equitation: on the worth were next with 10 point!- grandson, Robert Doletzky and Weight Watchers meeting at St. ning Committee's annual meeting, Flat, 1547 and 5th in Regular each. one granddaughter, Lisa Pidd; an Paul church on Ola US-12, every Jan. 11, 7:30 p.m., Sylvan town­ Working Hunter under Saddle. • ' > * aunt, Mrs. Julia Sutter; several Wood was also a leader in re­ nieces and nephews. J Thursday night, 7 p.m. -xadv31 ship Hall. The annual rejport will On Sunday, Jan. 14, at 9 a.m., bounding for the Bulldogs. H$ * * * be issued at that time. Don Pen­ 1 Funeral services were held i it Stoney Ridge Farm will host an snatched 13 caroms while Dave Wednesday, Jan. 10, at 2 p.m. ', .'Sixth District meeting of Veter­ nington will present a review of Open Show with classes for hunt­ Alber got 10. . ans of Foreign Wars posts and the <3overtibr's Commission Report from the Hosmer Funeral Home ers, jumpers, Maiden and Open The Bullpups suffered a more with the Rev. T. W. Menzel of­ auxiliaries Sunday,; Jan. 14, at on Land Use in the State of Michi­ Equitation. severe loss the following evening GraM)'Hara post home in Ann gan. He will concern himself with ficiating. Burial followed in For­ in Indian country. Tecums^h est Lawn Cemetery in Dexter. Arbor. how it applies to Chelsea. Public scalped them, 48-77* • •• is urged to attend. CQE Seeks To Help... Graveside services were under the The entire game was torture for auspices of Dexter Post No. 557. January birthday pot-luck par­ * . * * (Continued from page one) Chelsea. The blue and gold were ty Dies at Home in Florida In the third quarter, Tecum sejh . Olive Lodge No. 156 F&AM E.A. The University, of Michigan Gil­ Friday and Saturday 12 to 5 p.m. was still scoring in the twenties Clarence W. Lake, 65, of Wil- degree Tuesday, Jan. 16, 7:30 p.m. bert and Sullivan Society will hold Monday, Wednesday and Friday while Chelsea was confined to thfe Uamston, died at his home in Eus- YEAR-ROUND a mass meeting on Jan. If, Sun­ evenings, 7 to 9 p.m. 31 single numbers. Finally, in tfie tis, Fla., Friday, lie is survived by day, at 8 p.m. in the-University fourth quarter, as Tecumseh cleat- his widow, Flossie. Past Matrons Club at the home He also leaves a son, Gene Lake, of Ailene Steinbach Jan. 11, at of Michigan Student pnkm for The Shindig, sponsored by Farm ed the bench, Chelsea accumulated general recruitment for the show Bureau Young Farmer Committee. 15 ipoints and kept Tecumseh [to of Dexter, and daughter, Mrs. Aud 12:30 p.m. Potluck luncheon. 11. It was little consolation. Thfey rey Stofer of Williamston, nine ON TOP QUALITY LIGHT FIXTURES * * * "Princess Ada." Everyone is wel­ Jan. 20, Freedom Town Hall, Plea­ come. One need not toe a student sant Lake, 8:30 to 12:30 a.m., with had been overwhelmed. • brothers and sisters, and grand­ , 'Lima Township Board (meeting to be in the production or to join. Luther Schaible's band. Jack Hackworth was the most children. the first Monday of the month, *• * $. successful scorer for Chelsea, with Mr. Lake was a retired employ­ 8 p.m. at the town hall. * * * Singles 25 and Up: Join the Chelsea Rebekah Lodge No. 130 18 points. Rlick Sweeny mad£ ee of Chrysler Proving Grounds here in Chelsea. WHY PAY MORE? Tuesday Night Singles Club for Jan. 16, 7:30 p.m. Meet at Dexter 14. In rebounding, Hackworth Older Adult Group every third dancing and refreshments at the Lodge No. 430 Jan. 15, at 7:30 p.m. was again the leader, at seven, Funeral services were Tuesday, Saturday of the month. This YM-YWCA in Ann Arbor on Jan. for joint installation. Long dress­ with Brian Arnett and Rick at 11 a.m., at the Grosline Memor­ SHOP "THE FRIENDLY ONE" FOR SAVINGS month, 12:30 p.m., Jan. 20. Bring 1, from 9 until midnight. Be pre­ es are to be worn by officials. Sweeny each grabbihg six. ial Funeral Home in Williamston. service and dish to pass. Members pared to make a New Year's res­ * * * The disappointing week-end ser­ He was buried at Memorial Park of all faiths are welcome. olution. Rogers Corners Farm Bureau ies left the J'V's with a 3-5 record. Cemetery, Flint. ON ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL NEEDS: * * * group Friday, Jan. 12, at 8:30 They will have an opportunity to Lyndon Township Board meet­ Senior Citizen Fun Nite every p.m., at the home of Mr. arid Mrs. even out the score Friday when ing the second Saturday of :he Friday evening at 7:30. Harold Eiseman, 632 Flanders St. South Lyon arrives. Mrs. John Dunnevant 89 month, 8:30 a.m. at the town hall. * * * 12-2 ROMEX w/GROUND, 250-ft. coil 2(. if, Op. » Former Milan Resident *18 Starting Jan. 2, McKune Mem­ Community Fair Board will "When did you become acquaint Dexter Towship Board meetig orial Library will be open new meet Tuesday, Jan. 16, 8 p.m. ed with your husband?'* a wife wa| Dies at Methodist Home 59 first Tuesday, bi-monthly, Dexter hours. Hours: Monday and Thurs­ at Service Center, Chelsea Fair- asked. "After I married him," sfte Mrs. John (Ada) Dunnevant died 14-2 ROMEX w/GROUND, 250-ft coil >12 Town Hall, 8 p.m. day, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, asked to attend. sighed. Jan. 9, at the Chelsea United Meth odist Home, at the age of 91. -She was born Oct. 28, 188}, at Berkley, Ky. Her parents were John and Paralee Todd Jackson. She married John Dunnevant 110 N. Main Nov. 28, 1903. He died June 19- 55. His widow came to the Chel­ GnmBLEsI sea Methodist Home from Milan, Ph. 475-7472 Start the New Year Right.. Sept. 13, 1963. 'She is survived by one daughter- in-law, Mrs. Matilda Dunnevant of Carmel, Calif.; two granddaugh­ ters, Mrs. Robert North of Taylor, SPEED s (mm and Mrs. Joyce Opp of Richardson, •> '^^ | • Agitator Washing Action Tex.; and two greatgrandchildren. h • Damp Drying Spinner •Funeral services will be Thurs­ • A il-Fabric Timer including day, Jan. 11, at 2 p.m., at Chelsea Durable Press Setting depei MAYTAG Methodist Home Chapel. The Rev. Richard A. Clemans will perform • Hand-£-Top Cover the service. Burial will follow at Washers - Dryers and Marble Park Cemetery, Milan. ,*v. Eastern Star Memorial Services WASHER were held Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Dishwashers Staffan Funeral Home. Big Family-Size - Washpower* Dimes Fund... (Continued from page one) MAYTAG Automatic WASHERS The -Cola Co. has come up­ on a generous way to advertise • 2 speeds on most models »3 Temps • Automatic its product, according to Mrs. Bon­ water level control saves water, detergent • Power go. She says the company will do­ Fin Agitator-designed for all size loads • Perman­ nate 10 cents per carton of 10- ent Press Cycle-for today's modern fabrics • Lint ounce bottles of Pepsi-Cola sold during the campaign. S&SS filter • Perforated washbasket gets dirt away from •;,•>• clean clothes • Full Time Safety Lid-action stops in This offer is valid during the mm seconds when lid is opened. Adjustable leveling legs. week of Jan. 26 - Feb. 10. She mm plans to urge the area stores to prominently display cartons at that MODEL DH1150 la the Laundry or in the Kitchen, who knows bime. "I don't think many people know about it," she says. 95 more about getting things clean than Maytag? All the money collected in the Low Temp - Permanent Press area will be given by Mrs. Ray »18 9 Turner, general treasurer, to the Avocado or Fcresfr Gold National March of Dimes Founda­ MAYTAG Halo«of-Heat DRYERS tion. There it will be funnoled in­ Compact and portable — No Hot Spotsl - Gentle, even heat, surrounds clothes to projects for children with birth ideal for homes where space • Permanent Press -keeps wrinkles out, creases in • defects. is a problem. Requires no Fine mesh lint filter-filters 100% exhaust air • Full At one time the monies went to special plumbing, hooks up opening safety door-easy loading and unloading polio research, but since the dis­ covery of the vaccine, birth defects to almost any faucet for • Electronic Control - automatically shuts off when has been the campaign's focus. filling. proper dryness has been reached (available on models 606,806,906) • 3 way venting. HELLER ELECTRIC Maytag Decorator Colors Cost Ho More Than White! MA TCHING ^ & INSULATING SUPERTWIN PORTABLE Model ELECTRIC DRYER Built-in or Portable DE1160 Now Supertwin Will Complete Your MAYTAG DISHWASHERS Portable Compact Home Laundry Edison Trained Dryer on Supertwin portable dryer has 90- • Maytag's giant capacity washes more dishes, cleaner Chroma minute all-fabric timer. Installs In one load! • Hplcjs, 10" plates in both racks. • Self Electric Heat Stand with almost anywhere—on a counter, cleaning Micro Meshm Filter traps tiniest food parti­ Supertwin on the wall or on an optional cles - prevents recirculation. # A full-size spray arm on Portable chrome stand which has room be­ Dealer Washer low for storing the Supertwin top, as well as one below for extra cleaning power. Balow. portable washer. Decorator panels & trim kit, also stainless steel fronts Call us for estimates on •vailablo (optional), ••".'.• oil types of wiring. 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VAbtLiNt iNitNbivt CAKL 0\f\t BAN i • • i 5-02. 77 LOTION ,5.0, 99 BLADES . . . . • • 5 Ct. 55" 8 , The Chelsea Standard, Thursday jwuwy U,1973 ORDER OF PUBLICATION , atioim} General Stat* of ¥icbi*%n, PrOUt* Court for \tu> 1 JDil/tJ I \f/iif"IS»4 ) 0 bounty of Wtohton**.,', • T • ~ i V 1 s • ' FJU > No.f<6&i?8 « JpffW v iyoil>\Cp Estate r/of; Atff AWpA, Mjj .KOCHj D ST. PAUV CONQREGATIONAL CHURCH ^IRST ASSBM§LY~ OF* GOD MtJBtOAtyS BALj^ <. It it Ordered that on- Febiruari' Id, 1973, at 91'00 a.m., in tho Probate Court- t/NITED CHURCH OF CHRIST (United OiUrchi of; Chrilt) , The Rey. Thode; B, ,Thttd^iw)n > P«fa,uH has been mn<1* ,-lH ,th|» conditions n icers )f; a moJ'tg«K^ nmdo by HAROLD O, M<£ room,.A » Arbor, Michigan a hearJhg be The Rev. Warner Siebeit, j?sjstor The Rev. Paul Geriwrt, Ptetqi-; FADDRN aijd ^HBHIAN R. MoFADDRN, held ot) the petition of Kathrya Miphael, 1 -:-2 WP*:''-'V: ' ter fownsjiip Trepsuref will be at Dexter admlnistratrJs, for the allowance of her Saturday, an. 13— , , v ^unda,y, Jan. .14^-- '' ' 1 Whi&m'i' First Congregation­ final account and for assignment 06 resl- h\jQkCiB vu^Mim^m, CORPQBl%tlQK.'' Mpinwm* ftHpe»n MOUTCor- , 9:00 a.m.—Confirmation '>i class­ • 10:00 a.m.—MoVningi Worship. • Ewry Sunday— .,, >t\ al chu/ch elected pe*)r. officerp for Township Hall, 68f0 DexterPjnckpey Rd., every potation. Mortgagee, dittetl Jahltely 7, 1971, *<* •'•' i -; 10:00 a.m.-^Sunday< 'schodf., in­ -9:45 a.m.—Sunday schqpt i ,,U9J 3 aj; # meeting" Ja^. 1 Jim and recowksd op J«nunrWQNy, It, ""ml, i"n Uher ' Publication and service shall be made es.; '.•..'.'•' ffjalay 19 January and February from 9 a.m. to 1347, on ri|B«> 1, Wf*phtoinw <3ounty Rqc- as provided by Statute and Court Rule. Sunday, Jan. 14—, . ' stallation of officers. ['" <' • •'• , U:00 a.m.—Worship s.er${cje.i Schftrdeip ^as .elected/py the ,1975 oj-jjis, WiclilKan,, on whfoh mortgage there Dated! December 28. 1972. ' J ' ,f:()0 p.m.—Evangelistic service Church Council JQ be the >«w Is claimed to D© due at the date hereof Rodney E. Hutchinson • 9; 15a.m.—Church school* • Wednesday, Jan. 17-7 ''" ! 5 p.m. to collect taxes and issue dp^ licenses. the sum of EIGHTEEN THOUSAND SEV­ • Jiwjge of Probate. 10:30a.m.^Worship. 7^30 p.m.—A^l cpiiimittees' meet Eyery Wednesday— , . •; moderator. ,, ...->. \ EN HUNDRED THIUTY-FOUR AND Keusch ft FUntoft • , ,'<' 7:00 p.m.—Midweek services. 85/100 DOLLARS ' ($18,784.83), including 1 at church. . TION, a Michigan Corporation, Every Saturday— 337 Wilkinson ^w^sfefswp; P Mortgagee. Chelsea, Michigan. Jan. 4-11-18 Francisco , The Rey. James Stacey, Pastor Myma Weir qm^jpiij FpQr >vilj Marlon H. Crawmer, Esq. 7:30 p.m.—Mass. The Rev. Robert Townley, P^pf be concerned wjf|| -tjicjie sjpk ,afl^ Monaghan, Campbell, LoProte &, McDonald OR0J5R OF PUBLICATION Every Sunday— Ev'lry jpunday-— 1732 Buhl Building General Every Sunday— away. The altar wMfi they'fe Detroit. Michigan 48226 State of Michigan,, Probate Court for the 6:30, 8:00, 10:00, 11:30 a.m.— ^:45 a.m.—Sunday School, sponsibility of 'Lillian Riiifiihiaki 961-0473.. • y Dec 2-1-28-Jan. 4-11-18 County W i Washtenaw, 10:00 a.m.-^Worship service. , l|'; pO a.ni.—Wors^p service. 7 Mass. and Katherine (Beach. Bea Vogel . File No. 69326 10:20 a,.m«—Sundajy school. Nursery care available during all NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE Estate of 'SARAH M. BAHNMILLER, >•••"'•'•• "•» will handle the. niempnia| arrange­ •.•-.' SALE t > . . IMMANUEL BIBLE CHURCH services. NOTICE ZION LUTHERAN CHURCH ments while Kenneth Neal heads Default having been made In the con­ tt V0r 6:00 p.m.—Junldr and Ssnior L ! ditions of: a; certain mortgage, executed aj; 9iftp,;a.m;); in the .Eroknte Courtroom, Corner of Fletcher, Waters Rds. the ushers. *' : by ROBERT AVANT and MARY ANN Ann Arbor,, Michigan a nearing be held The Rev. LeRoy Johnson, Pastor Baptist Youth Fellowship. OGWM Social Action will bei: di­ AVANT, his wife, to FIRST FEDERAL on the Petition of Robert G. Faster, execu­ (Rogers Corners) ;. t;pp p.m.—Evening service. SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION tor, fot allowance of his final account Every Sunday— rected by Geneva Dickelman. Ship­ Lyndon Township Taxpayers and for Assignment of residue. The Rev. John R. Morris, Pastor Every^Wednesday— OF DETROIT, a Federal corporation, 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school, nur­ Saturday, Jan. 13— ley Chapman WiU rnariage'the news­ dated October- 27, 1971 and recorded on Publication and service > shal) be made sery provided. i 7:00 p.m.—-Bible study and Lyndon Township Treasurer will be at Chelsea November (•, 1971 in Liber 1376, Page as provided by Statute and* Court Rule. 9:00 a.m. — Youth instruction letter and .publicity while Earl .181, Washtenaw County Records; which DatecU December 28, 1972. 11:00 a.m.—Mdrning worship, prayer meeting. Dreimai} ovgrs^es" Outfeachyi'si- mortgage was asaigned by said First Fed­ "• •' ' : Rodney E. Hutchinson classes. State Bank to collect Lyndon Township taxes eral Savings and Loan Association of De­ Judge of Probate. nursery provided. Sunday, Jan. 14— tation. ' '•" y " ',\' ';'' "r troit to FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORT­ Keuscb * FUntoft Every Wednesday— ' FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Involved 'in , membership and Saturday, Feb. 17 an4 Feb. 24 from 9 a.m. to GAGE CORPORATION by assignment Attorneys tor Petitioner 9:00 a.m.—Sunday school. ^ SCIENTIST dated December 81, 1971 and recorded on Chelsea, Michigan 48118. Jan, 4-11-18 7:30 p.m.—Family hour, prayer canvass are Ruth Leach, Helen noon, and on any other day, at my home, 16366 January 7, 1972 In Liber 1383, Page 518, 10:15 a.m.—Wqjrshjp. Pulpit ex­ • )188¾ Washtenaw Ave., Ann Arbor Sprague, Larry Chapman, Don Washtenaw County Records; on which ORDER, OF PUBLICATION meeting and' Bible study. tevery Sunday— mortgage there is claimed to be due at First Sunday of Month— change. Guest preacher, the Rev. O'Dell, Orville Thqmpkins and Fqrnsworth Rd., Stockbrjdge, Mich., 2 to 7 P-m. the date hereof the"' following sums, General Carl O'eiscWager; : ^0:30 am.— Sunday school; to-wit: State of Michigan, Probate Court for the 7:00 p.m.—Communion servios. Gar ©eYoe. C CoUnty of WashtenaW. Monday,! Jan. 15- only and please, no evening acceptance of taxes far princrpal the sum of $20,776.93 ti>orn^g service. File No. .69188 jlf»^P^P<^|^^^^fc^g»i^»^H^t ^ ^y.^.^^^i ^,,^l^p^ •* for interest the sum of 698.91; Estate of RUTH W. CLARK, Deceased. FIRST UNITED 7:15 p.m.—Junior Choir. f ia t or dog licenses. Those who wish may send check and an attorney's fee as provided by It is Ordered that on February 13, 1973, 8:00 p.m.-^Senjor Choii*. y • SALEM GROVE law,; aj; 9:00 a.m.', in the Probate Courtroom, METHODIST CHURCH or money order by mail. Receipt will be returned NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that by Ann Arboi'v Michigan a hearing be held Wednesday, Jan. 17— UNITED METHODIST CHURCH virtue of the power of sale Contained on the petition of .'John p. Keusch, execu­ The Rev. Clive Dickins, Pastor 8:00 p.m,-^-Annual congregation­ .? The Rev. Harry Weeks, Pastor by mall. In said mortgage'and the statute in such tor, for allowance of 1515 S. Main, Chelsea Washtenaw County Records. NEIL CURTIS, of 3637 Sharon Hollow 10:30 a.m. — Morning worsjiip, hope to work on the Skater Badge The period of redemption from said Road, Manchester, Mlohlgan 481C8, prior al Unit. Each Sunday— sale on foreclosure of said mortgage wll} to said Hearing. Wednesday, Jan. 17— Patty Luck, scribe. expire six months from and ' after the • Publication arid service shall be made 9:00 a.m.—Sunday school. date of said sale, as provided by 'Statute arid iCourt Rule. 9:00 a.m.—Sarah Circle meet­ BAHA'I FIRESIDE I 10:30 a.m.—Worship service. DATED: November 24, 1972. Dated: 'January 3, 1973J ing at the home of Mrs. George Every Thursdays- } The greeji, white, red flag pf FEDERAL HOME LOAN MORT­ Rodney E. Hutchinson -NOTICE- Mexico contains the portrait of an GAGE CORPORATION . Judge of Probate. Miller. 8:00 p.m.—At the home of Toby 'VILLAGE UNITED METHODIST Assignee of Mortgagee Hendley $ Kensler 1:00 p.m.—Ruth Circle meeting Peterson, 705 S. Main S{. Anybne eagle and cactus. Clark, Klein, Winter, Parsons A PrewStt Attorney for Estate 1 wishing to learn about the Bana'l ; CHURCH OF WATERLOO Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgagee " t Box ' 2%'Vnkifv Savings- Sank Building at the church in the Social Center . •*• 8118 Washington St. ' CHURCH OF CHRIST •1600 First Federal Building Manchester,-Michigan 48158. Jan. 11-18-25 1:00 p.m.—(Phoebe Circle meet­ faith ^s welcome.;. i Sylvan Township Taxpayers Detroit, Michigan 48226. Nov. 30-Feb. 22 • The Rey.,Altha,Barnes, Paster ' 13661 Old US.12, East "^ \ '-^ sfXTE OF MICHIGAN ing at the home of Mrs. Lyman I v Evei^&day-*- " David A. Rushlpw, Pastor MORTGAGE SALE IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. FOR THE Adams. ST. THOMAS COUNTY OF WASHTENAW ,t.'10:00'-a.m.-^Sunday school. Every Sunday— Sylvan Township Treasurer will be at 103 N. Default has been made in the condi­ File 'No. D-11262 '. 3:30 p.m.—^Primary Choir. EVANGELICAL LyTHfiRAtf tions of a mortgage made by LARRY F. ; ;.". 11:,15 a.m.—Morning worship. 10:00 a.m,-"Ch^r(fih school. KIMBLE, a minor, by Fannie Orantham, SIDNEY T. HINOHLIFF PJaintiff 4:00 p.m.—Junior Choir. Ellsworth and Haab Rds. Main St., Chelsea, to collect Sylvan Township bis Guardian, and his wife, LORETTA vs. • The Rev. Daniel L. Mattsoh, Padtor II: 00 a.m.—Wprsbip service. KIMBLE, a minor, by Fannie Grantham, MARGARET E. HINOHLIFF, Defendant 8:00 p,m.—Chancel Choir. Nursery w}il be available. her Guardian, Mortgagor, to GRAHAM Order to Answer Thursday, Jan. 18— Saturday, Jan.. 13— ' i : ' FIR^T UNITED Taxes Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 MORTGAGE CORPORATION, a Michi­ Order of Publication ' PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 6:00 p.m.—Worship service. gan Corporation, Mortgagee, dated Feb­ At a session of said Court held in the 9:00 a.m. — Elizabeth Circle 9:00 a.m.—Confirmation class. Every Wednesday— ruary 19, 197-1. and recorded on April Washtenaw ,County Building In the City meeting at the . Methodist Home. Sunday, Jan. 14— ;. Unadllla p.m., until Feb. 28, 1973. 9, 1971, in Liber 1353, on page 791, of Ann Arbor. County of Washtenaw arid i, The Rev T. H. Liang 7:30 p.m.—Bible Study. State of Michigan this 5th day of Janu- 10:00 a.m.—Worship service. Washtenaw County ' Records, Michigan, ai'y,-1973," • > ' ' [Every Sunday— CHECKS WILL BE ACCEPTED BY MAIL and assigned by said Mortgagee to Present: Honorable Edward D. Deake, GREGORY BAPTIST CHURCH 11:00 a.m.—Sunday school class BLOOMFIELD SAVINGS RANK, a Mich­ r 9:45 a.m.—Sunday school. METHOQIST HOME CHAPEL igan Corporation, by an assignment dated Circuit Judge. Xfie Rev. Gr^nt L^Dh^m. Pastor and Bible class. "' ! ; , On the 28th day of December, 1972, : U: 00 a.m.—Sforship service The Rev. R. L. Clemens, Chaplain April 1, '1971, and recorded on April Every Sunday— ' Tuesday, Jan.' .16— 23, 1971, in Liber 1355, on page 179, an action was filed by -SIDNEY T. lEvery Tuesday- IHIN,OH LIFF, Plaintiff, against MAR­ 10:00 a.m.—Worship. 10:00 a.m.—Bible study. Eyery Sunday­ WashtenaW County Records, Michigan, on GARET E. HINOHLIFF, Defendant, in Si 00 p.m.—Choir practice. s' am.*—Worship service. which mortgage there is claimed to bo this Court for. ian absolute divorce. 10:00 a.m.—Sunday school. Wednesday, Jart- 17— ; AH Dog Licenses must be paid to due at the date hereof the sum of NINE­ IT IS ORDERED that the Defendant, TEEN THOUSAND .SEVEN HUNDRED MARGARET E, HINOHLIFF, shall answer 7:3o p.m.—Evening 8:00 pirn.—Choif rehearsal, j 1,J U'VJ.l. I'lj- i,|j), Sylvan Township Treasurer before EIGHTY 42/.100 Dollars ($19,780.42), in­ or take such other action as niay be l>er- service. Thursday, Jan. 18— • ) cluding interest at 7½% per annum. mitted fcy. Jaw" on or before tho ^th day Under po'Wer of .sale contained 4n said of Ja,nuary, 1978, Failure to comply with '7:30 p.m.—Sunday school teajch- March 1, 1973, to ayojd penalty. mortgage and the statute in such case this Order will result Jn Judgment by BETHEL EVANGELICAL AND e'rs. . ' made nnd provided, notice is hereby given default against such Defendant for the •that said, mortgage will bo foreclosed by relief demanded in the Complaint filed REFORMED CHURCH ALL DOG LICENSES $4.00 a sale of. the mortgaged premises, ori n this Court. (United Church of Christ) ST. BARNABAS >. 'i s .. V.-' ' . 1 • - * f some part of them, at public vendue, at /s/ Edward D. Deake the southerly or Huron Street entrance to Circuit Judge i Frgedom Township EPISCOPAL CHyRCH Rpfejes Vaccination papers must be presented in order to obtain license. the County Building in Ann Arbor, Michi­ Bronson and Egnor The Rev. Roman A. Reineck 20550 6fd US-12 ' gan, at 10:00 o'clock a.m.; Local Time, on By: Robrt E. Helm Friday! January 26, 1973. 33 S. Huron Street' Every Sunday— The Rev. C. Walton Fitch, Vicar Said premises are, situated in the Town­ .YpslJdnti, Michigan 1Q:00 a.m.—Worship. Telephone 426-8815 ship of Ypsilanti, Washtenaw' County, HUnter 3-1679. Jan. 11-18-25-Feb. 1 Michigan, and are described as: 10:0() a.m.—Sunday school. Every Sunday— Lot 91, 'South Devonshire Subdivision, STATE OF MICHIGAN —1 :—i—j •. . 1 , 9:15 a.m.—Holy Cpn^muflion, Ypsilanti Township, Washtenaw County, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE Michigan, according to the plat thereof first, third:and fifth Sundays. IMMEDIATELY FRED W. PEARSALL 'COUNTY OF WASHTENAW Michigan, and described as follows, to- as recorded In Liber 7, Page 48 of File No, D-11164 wit 9:15 a.m.—Morning Prayer, sec­ Plats, Washtenaw County Records. JO ELLA BROWNING, Plaintiff Lot 48, GROVE PARK HOMES SUB­ SYLVAN TOWNSHIP TREASURER During the «ix (6) months immediately vs. . DIVISION, according to the plat there­ ond and fourth Sundays. following the aale, the property may be JAMHS EDWARD BROWNING, Defendant of as recorded in Liber 19, Page 72 and "Hasp urn iinwy mmmmm redeemed Order to Answer and 78 of Plats, Washtenaw County Records. We cannot shell ear corn with Dated: December 14, 1072. Order of Publication Commonly known as: 2148 Nancy. NORTH SHARON BLOOMFIELD SAVINGS RANK, At a session of said 'Court held in the The length of the period of redemption COMMUNITY BIBLE CflllRCJf a New Jersey Corporation, Washtenaw County Building in' the City from such sale will be six months. Assignee of Mortgagee. of Ann Arbor, ;County of Washtenaw and Dated! December 7, 1972. Sylvan and Washburn Rds. moisture in excess of 25% until CHELSEA SCHOOL DISTRICT John A. Hlrd, Attorney State of-Michigan .this 4bh day of Janu­ CAPITAL MORTGAGE CORPOR­ For Assignee of Mortgagee. ary, 1973. ATION, Mortgagee. The Rev. William Enslen, Pastor Dec. 01-28-Jan. 4-11-18 Present: Honorable Patrick J. Conlin SALLEN & SALLEN Every Sunday— Circuit Judge. ' Attorneys for Mortgagee further ftotice. NOTICE On the 6th day of December, 1972, Byr Theodore B. Sallen lQ:p0 a.ni.—Sunday school. Default having been made in the con­ an action was filed by JO ELLA BROWN­ 2200 David Stott Building 11:00 a.m.—Worship service. ' Invitation to Bid ditions of "a certain mortgage made by ING, Plaintiff, against JAMES EDWARD Detroit, Michigan 48226. HOWARD JOHNSON and MILDORA BROWNING, Defendant, in this Court Dec.l4-21-28-Jan. 4-11 (Nursery will be available.) Junior JOHNSO-fy his wife, as mortgagors, to for an absolute divorce. church classes. i The Chelsea School District Board of Education Hannftn Real Estate Exchange Incorpor­ ».IT,JLS £51^130 th*t th« defendant, ORDER OP PUBLICATION ated, a corporation organized apd exist­ JAMES EOWARD BROWNING, shall General 6:00 p.m. — Senior High Yoiith will receive sealed bids for the purchase of school prop­ ing under the laws of the State of Michi­ answer or take such Other action fts State of Michigan, Probate Court for the meeting. Youth Choir. • erty known as the "Old Junior High" property, located gan, as mortgagee, dated July 31, 1961, may bq permitted by law on or before .County of .Washtenaw; Co., Inc. and recorded August .2, 1961, in Liber the ?8th day of February, 1973. Failure File No. 68247. 7:00 p.m.—Evening worship serv­ 957 of Washtenaw County Register of to oomply with this Order will result »ln Estate of VIOLA T. CZAPLA, Deceased. ices. (Nursery available.) ' on |the northeast corner of the intersection of Park Deeds Records, on Pages 49, 50 and 51 j Judgment by default against such De­ It is Ordered that on January 80, 1978, 11800 Dexter-Chelsea Rd. Phone 475-1386 said mortgagee's interest In said mortgage fendant for the relief demanded' jn the at 9:00 H;m., in the Probate Courtroom, Every Wednesday— ] Street and East Street, Village of Chelsea, Sylvan having been assigned by Kannan R«a| Complaint filed in this .Court. Ann Arbor, Michigan a hearing be held 7:y0 p.m.—Bible study and pray­ Estate Exchange Incorporated to PEO­ /s/ Patrick J. Conlin on the petition of Agnes Mullen, execu­ Township, Washtenaw County, Michigan. PLES FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN . . _ , „ Circuit Judge trix, for allowance of her final account, er meeting. (Nursery available.) ASSOCIATION OF DETROIT, a corpor­ /s/ Bronson and Egnor and for assignmnt of residue. Bus transportation available: 4j$- Bid forms and Instructions to Bidders shall be ation organized under the Home Own­ By; Waiter K. Hamilton Publication and service shall bo made ers' Loan Act of 1933 of tho United States 83;South Huron as provided by Statute and Court Rule, 7222. r obtained from the Business Manager's office at the ad­ of America, by an instrument of assign­ Ynsllantl. Michigan Dated: Pecember 26, 1972. ment dated October 3, 1961, and recorded HUnter 3,1679. Jan. 11-18-25-Feb. KodneyE. Hutchinson ministrative offices located on E. Washington Street, October 5, 1961, in Liber 964 6t Washte­ Judge of Probate. CHELSEA MEDICAL CENTER NOTICE naw County Register of Deeds Records, MORTGAGE SALE Keusch & FUntoft Every Other Wednesday— Chelsea, Michigan 48118, on or before 8:00 p.m., E.S.T., on Page 517; on which mortgage' there Default having been made In the terms Attorneys for Estate Is claimed to be due and unpaid at the and conditions of a certaiti mortgage made Chelsea, Mich. 48118. Dec. 28-Jan. 4-11 1:30 p.m.—Worship service. on February 5, 1973. All bids will be publicly opened date of this Notice, including principal A L and interest, the sum of Ten Thousand £X.JS A '*.?••' THOMAS and SHEILA •One Hundred Fifty-two and 91/100ths THOMAS, his wife, Township of YPSI- and read aloud on February 5, 1973, at 8:00 p.m., E.S.T., ($10,152.91) Dollars; and no ault or pro­ lantl, Washtenaw County, Michigan, Lima Township Taxpayers ceeding at law or in equity having been Mortgagora, to CAPITAL MOUToO during the regular Board of Education meeting. instituted to recover tho debt or any CORf ORATION, 2*600 ^Telegraph ftoad. part of the debt socured by said mort­ Southfield, Michigan, Mortgagee, dated I Will be ot Chelsea State Bank to collect Lima gage and tho power of sale In said mort­ the 80th. day of August, A,-J). 1971 and The Invitation to Bid, Instructions to Bidders and gage contained having become operative recorded In the office of the Register Bid Forms wfll be available and may be examined in by reason of such default; of Defcjs, for the County of Washtenaw to Township taxes on the following Fridays: Dec. and State of Michigan, on the 28th day NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on dn^ °if. September, A. D. 1971, In Ubar the offices of the Business Manager at the above adt Tuesday, tho 23rd day of January, 1973, 1872 of Washtenaw County Recorxls, on 29, Jan. 12-26, Feb. 16-23. Those who At 10:00 o'clock In the forenoon at the page 988, Oft which mortgage there is dress. All bids must be on the Official Bid Form. As Southerly entrance of the County Build­ claimed to be due, at the date of this wish may send check or money brder. Receipt ing In the City of Ann Arbor. Washte­ notice, for principal and Interest, the FREEDOM TOWNSHIP outlined in the instructions, conditioned bids will be naw County, Michigan, that being the sum of Twenty Thousand Niijo Hundred building where tho Circuit Court for thb Forty One and 78/100 ($20,041.78) Dol* will be returned by mai|. considered and real estate brokers will be protected, j County of Waahtenaw is held, there Will tars, be offered for sale and sold to the hlgh- And no suit or proceedings at Jaw or in ftst bidder at public auction for the pur­ equity having been instRuted to recover Each bid is to be accompanied by a certified check, pose of satisfying the amount due and th ing their bid guarantee (certified check). County Reoorda. igan (that being the building where tho Dilrlng the twelve (12) months imme^ Circuit Court for the County of Wnshte- If unable to offend at this time, please call 428- #-s ftbble* Vaccination Popert muff be pretented Tho Board of Education reserves the right 1¾ ac­ dlately following the sWe, tho property nAw Is held), of the premise* described in order to obtain dog license. mfty be redeemed, Iri said inortgage, or so mitfeh thoreof cept or reject any or all bids or to waive any irregu-j D*' Kn*»«*rt and all tegfil costs, And existing under tho Home 0wn- chargM and «xn«nMS, including th« at­ trict. , I *t*' Loan Act of 103» or W United torn^ fe* »Ilowe«l' by law, nn J ; ..: • vr: ...• . * •• ' .. iSWU". •-* itvV'K^TI tho ^?^ < mmm • ... . ;i'j..^..i' tibir ( ,t~l)f*M»&k.M-

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.•' -i, '. '••"'. •:}'. ' V.-. • t ur -j • j\ Ping-agings ...-.:27 41 YBA Scorers ...tl6 52 Standings as of Jan. 2 "" ' v w L Moppetts -.,—.- —.,i-19'' 49 Wolverine No. 2 -r....r„.60 59 The B.B.A's. .,-.-.-,13½ 54½ Tuesday, Jan. 16-^Beef biscuit, Is the only Mopper Uppers 49^18½ Nam Quad Enterprises -49 23 140 games and Ov*r; J. Mull, Jiffy, Mjx,,....--„—,;..54 65 Girls, games over 120: B. Moroll , buttered beans, bread and plasticwincfow; w Spooner ..—.----1.---44 24 27 Michigan Bell •.. 52 67 butter, strawberry cake, milk. material £AP -355 Soltys Tavern .,.:...-..48 151; P. Hafner,, 1^3; B. Mull, 148, Guire, 133, 167, 127; L. Hafner, 36^ Grinders ...-,...-...--..43 ; 25 30 Cavanaugh Lake Store ..-.47 72 Wednesday, Jah, 17—Hot dogs, „ 3Ft,wW«. Guaranteed \ .,349 Lloyd Bridges CheV; 4? 147; S, Schlupe, 144;, J, Stapish, 127;, T. Ahdon, 147; P, Alexand­ Guess Who .UU'-;--'-^----"-- Dish Rags -lli—„1.42; 2« Jim's Taxidermy ..-....43 30 N. American Rockwell ..-46 73 buns, trimmings, bean soup, dish 2 Full Years. Welder. Construptkm . — ..347 166; M. MHler, 155; M, O'Ponnell, Frisinger Realty ...-. 37 82 er, 142, 137; K. Tobin, 151, 133; l^iQ ,M'ixers;>l-.-.^.v;.U--32| 36 * Mark IV Lounge -.--49½ 31½ 180, 142, 145; L. Haller, 150. 153; B. Lovely, 124, 120; M. Fahmer, of fruit, coffee cake, milk. WE HAVE Alley Katz .:1..-----.: — -341 Coffee Cups ..„30 > 38 Sylvan Cehter ..,.40½ 31½ Pana No. 3 -.... — 34 85 Thursday, Jan. 18—Goulash with CUT WITH SHfAnr Flat Tires.--. -..-.. ..326 M. Pault, 140; P. Dault, 143] 145, 210 games: W. Kruse, 227;' G. 143, 144, 167; C Collins, 123, 132, TACK OVIR Brooms —. — .-..30 '38 Chelsea Grinding 99 33 177; G. Wheaton, 174;. C. Baker, 133. cheese, puttered corn, kitchen THE WIND0W8. 000*8, River Rats r ..322 White, 212; A. Sannes, 231; POACHES Kookie Kutters ,:....^...-129 39 SQhneider'js Bui'ldf r« -... 39 33 140; K. Haywood, 156. •"- , Girls, series over 350: B. Mc-bread, butter, fruit, cake, milk. GENUINE Ding Bats -.• -316 Pots — .-29 99 MasseyrFergusoii:...... -3(1½ 35½ P. Scott, 220; R. Prater, 221; F. Friday, Jan, 19—Toasted cheese Ding A Lings :> .312 400 series: B. Mull, 430; . Stap- plckinsoh, 215; A. Fleisohmann, Guire, 427; T. Abdon, 351; p. Al­ Available al Egg Bearers .----../.27½ 40½ Schneider'* Grocery .... .3^ 36 Ish, 437; M. Miller, 416;-M'. O'Pon- exander, 383; C. Collins, 388; K.sandwich , tomato soup, crackers, I Moving Violations 284 Kitchen Kapers 27½ 40½ 219; S. Policht, 216; P. Alexander, celery strips, apple dessert, milk. •I Holy Terrors - -254 Chelsea Cleaners 34 38 nell, 447; L. Haller, 435; M. Dault, Tobin, 391; B. Lovely, 351; M. Fahr Jolly Mops 24^43½ Polly's Market -,. 3f 38 216; R. Ringe; 214; J. Harook, 215; CHELSEA Cheetah Weetah's ., 237 402; P. Pault, 465; G. Wheaton, G. Weir, 226; E. GreehLeaf, 224. ner, 454. 425 and over series; J. Ra>bitt, Wolverine Race Club --33^38½ 433. •';: Boys, games over 150: S. Lyer­ In 1973-72. the University of Mich Hi\ Steppers:.--. — —--,-,-229 458?; L. Orlowski, 510, G. Smith, R0bar4s Truo^ing .,.... 33 3$ 600 series: A. Flelschmann, 601; igan received gifts totaling $25,b A. Sannes, 617. la, 167; P. Eisele, 161; P. Messner, HARDWARE Meri; series over 450: D. Carpent­ 537; . Edick, 437; P. Borders, ivjurphy's Barber Shop --31½ 40½ 194, 163, 192; O. Alber, 170, i$4million, . er, 546; P. Fletcher, 496; M. Pur-445; S; Parker, 475; M. Usher. Hols^orth Driv«4n 27½ 44½ Chelsea Lanes Mixed 525 series: W. Kruse, 538; G. 173; P. Eisele, 167; S. Bowen, 156; dy, 494; O.Inbody, 481. 465; K. DelPrete, 482; G. Weiner,' Bestline ..-.:.-.1.. 23 49 Standings as of Jan. 5 White, 533; T. Pittmar, 578; W. M. Burnett, 207; J. Boyer, 157; J. Women, series over 425: S. Wal-441; G. Klink, 477;;P. Harook, 469. Ben's Arco Service .21 sy W. h Beeman, 533; A. Fletcher, 530; E. Collins, 182; M. Foster, 156, 195; , ton, 552; C. Klapperich, 520; P. ,140 and over games: . Rabbitt, 600 series: B; Cruse, 6it)4; G. The Pub .„ — -85 41 Buku, 551; R. Prater, 529; K. Lar­ G. Guenther, 163; B. Burgess, 1168; HOLD IN HEAT. KEEP OUT COLD! Patterson, 441; B. Barth, 436. 155, 172; E. Reynolds, 143, 144; C. Lawrence, 60d; O. Burnett, 660. Bushwackers ... .^ 71 55 son, 550; J. Toma, 567; S. Policht, L. Hafner, 173; J. Sweet, 159, 185; k Women, games over 150: S. Wal­ Shepherd, 150, 141; R, Foster, 146; Jiffy Market ... .-.....-70:1 56 572; J. Mynning, 562; P. Alexand­ t,«tTsc Windows •. Doors., 500' series;'-Rl. Herrst, 531; 'j. er, 546; F. Barkley, 556; R. Ringe, C. Sannes, 168; J. Toon, 165, 163; ton, 200, 173, 179; L. White, 155; J. Shepherd, 141; L. Orlowski, 148, tKrichbaum^ 5J8; J* Zones* 319; F. Chelsea Lanes .. •w7Q;i 56, P. Craft, 189, 210. B. Barth, 162; C, Teachworth/154; 165, 197; G. Smith, 192, 166, 179; Ann Arbor Centerless .^.67 59 559; B. Ringe, 545; G. Weir, 543; Dickerson, 519; D. Allen, 578; G. J. Sarook, 586; L. Fahmer, 533; Boys, series over 440: P. Mess­ P. Guenther, 150; P.. Patterson, D. Machnik, 14&* J* Edjck, .181,, M. Beeman, 649; T. Sieele, 506; ; . Verwey & Henderson ....66 60 ner, 549; P. Alber, 507; M. Bur- 167; L. Templeman, 159; C. Klap­ R. Cook, 145; E. Williams, lf}0, One Hoyr Martinizing —.66 ••• 60 L, Salyer, 545; P. White, 538; E. Sheerin, 604; D. Cbppemoil, 550; GreerfLeaf, 542. nett, 475; J. Collins, 463; M. Fos­ perich, 255. 153; .G Weiner, 156, 155; G. Klink, H. Burnett, 591; 0, Erskirtei 522; Poug's Painitng -64 63 ter, 481; J. Sweet, 470; J. Toon, <0sf&M m*> 1 _ 155, 154, 168; H. puorak, 140; P.,G . Linebaugh, 53d; ;B.: Altenbjerndt, The Polocks .. -.-63½ 62½ 477; iP, Craft, 540. \ *TH*City Mixed League Harook, 176, 157; P. Borders, 158, 545; A. Peterson* S»5; ,j. Verwey, Jars & Bars 63 63 Chelsea Women's 1 152; S. Parker, 160, 148, 167; M 510;, S. Dyer; 544;- B. Moss. 542; Hopefuls ... 62j ^4 Runl Standings as of Jan. 5 Usher, 205; K. DelPrete,' 157, 151, M. Kern, 560r C. jaHsh, 526; G. Meabon's —— 61 65 Bowling Club Charlie Brown & W it I So Easy to " W I 9 Install Anyone 174; H. Ringe, 145; G Greenleaf, Kniekerborker,. 5fc3; J- Harmon, Terry & Pan 61 65 Standings as of Jan. 1 •SiNUilJf.FloWauSS^liS Chelsea Cleaners -...49½ 18½ 147; D. Anderson, 144; D. Farringr W L Snoopy s Friends h far stronger than ,poly. 4 tti*rdth» Can Do It 527; N. Ernst, 539; E. Harook, Bollinger's Sanitation 60 66 ethylene^it's the onfy "So Inexpensive Anyone MoNutt & Lyeria 48 20 -ton, 158; K. Snyder, 145. Parish's Cleaners ... ..-56 16 Prep Division Look for 538; . Collins, 508; P. McKinl^y, Four Roses ,.-57 69 the nimt pla$tic window material, Can Afford It Jiffy Market ..-39 29 Jiffy Mixes .—52 20 Warp'* b'an •Splits converted: N. Kilpatrick, 500; R. Kiel; 5135 M.Poertner, 571. The Gasers ---- 53 73 Standings as of Jan. 6 on the edge for GUARANTEED Warp Bro». Chicago 60651 Jerry & Doug's Ashland 39 29 Chelsea Lanes .(-49½ 22½ L your protection. 2FUUYEARS, Pioneers in Plastics Since 1924 5, 7, 9; G. Brier, 3, 10; C. Shop- 200 games: G7 Lawrence^ 2i3; Gaddis & Austin 49 77 W 3-D Sales & Service —35 33 herd, 3, 10; E. Williams, 3, 10; S. Chelsea Standard 45½ 80½ Washtenaw Engr. Co .-.42 30 Bulldogs ...... 29 5 AT YOUR HARDWARE, LUMBER & BUILDING SUPPLY STORE E. P. Smith Pallet Co; —35 33 D. Allen, 210, 2ilj G. Burnett; 205, Chelsea Grinding .... .-.40 32 6 Parker, 3, 7; P. Borders, 5, 10; H. 241, 214; P. Coppei^dll, 214; H. Team, high series: Jiffy ;Mar­ Good Guys _ 28 Harry Koch & Assoc. ..35 33 Dvorak, 3, 10; G. Klink, 3,10. ket, 2,418. Schneider's Grocery .—40 32 Pink Panthers 20 14 Craft Appliance Co. -.-35 33 Burnett, 211; G. Erskme, 206; G. Norris Electric 35 37 17 Lihebaugh; 22ff;"'-^ Peterson, 202; Men, high game: R. Henderson, Green Hornets _. 17 Foor Mobil -33½ 34½ 220. Chelsea Milling 34 38 Wolverine 17 17 EXPERT The Lively Ones 32 36 Kite Owl League S. Pyer, 2^0; M. K*rn, 202, 232; Bridges Chevrolet . 33½ 38½ 17 G. Khickef'bqcker, 203; N. -Ernst, •Women, high game: P. Hustdn, Tigers 17 Stivers .-.---,31½ 36½ Standings as of Jan. 8 209. Mark IV .-.32 40 River Rats 17 17 Village Inn 30 38 W L 208; A. Sahne^, 207; B. Cruse, 232; 23 C. Parish, 200; L. Keezer, 206; R. Women, 150 games: H- Morgan, Wolverine Bar 30½ 41½ BAA-UC Girls ....11 BUMPING and PAINTING Sprague Buick & Olds ..-30½ 37½ Dault & LeVan Build. ..48 24 159; P. Huston, 209, 159; L.. Jar- Jiffy Market 30 42 Roadrunners ,...... 11 23 , 4-jB's --- _26 42 Cavanaugh Lake Store ..46 26 Bauer, 203; J; Harook, 203; R. 31 Kiel, 204; M. Poertner, 200. vis, 172; P. Keezer, 152, 187; E. Alley Cats _ 29½ 42½ Red Barons _ 3 * 4-W's ..-- 23½ 44½ Mark IV 45 27 Dettling, 157; P. Verwey, 167, 160; N. American Rockwell ..27 45 Boys, over 140: B. Lewis, 238, FREE ESTIMATES - ALL MAKES Portage Hardware 21½ 46½ Steele's Heat & Cool. ..45 27 B. Wisniewski, 153; L. Alexander, Ben's Arco 25 47 157; P. Thompson, 216; M. Sweeny, 500 series, men: L. Corwin, 509; Wahl's Arco -.. 41 30 Chelsea Suburban 173; J. Norris, 158, 164; T. Steiha- Heydlauff's -20 52 153, 186; P. Seyfried, 146; K. F. Craft, 508; C. Dettling, 506; McCalla Mobile Feeds .-..39½ 32½ Standing! as of Jan. S way, 151; B. Marsh, 163; P. Coz­ 450 series and over: P. Poertner, Steinaway, 153; P. McGill, 142. . Lyerla, 502; R. Mock, 502; C.Pum p & Pantry .-.39 33 zens, 161, 158, 154. 568; L. Bradbury, 542; B. Fritz, Girls, over 100: A. Umstead, 120, LLOYD BRIDGES CHEVROLET Parish, 500; A. Sannes, 532; T.An n Arbor Kirby Co. ....38 34 •.; • ': :'•'• ';;V' W - L 538; P. Shoemaker, 517; N. Kern. 108; M. Northrop, 103. Dairy Queen Braizejr ...-42 30 Men, 175 games: R. Morgan/192; Stafford, 566; R. V. Worden, 520. Chelsea Finance --34½ 37½ R. Huston, 209; L. Keezer, 187, 494; A. Bohain, 479; L. Orlowski, 475-1373 CHELSEA, MICH. 200 games, men: D. Dettling, Smith Service 34 38 Chelsea Prug -.. ,-..--41 31 199; B. Bauer, 178, 188; R. Hen­ 478; J. Schleede, 473; A. Sindling- Glenn Rentschler 200; T. Stafford, 211. Ted's Standard 34 38 Fletcher's Fopr Mobil 40 32 derson, 220; W. Steinaway, 180; er, 472; M. Sutter, 471; J. Norris, 450 series, women: M. Ashmore, Jack & Son Barber 32 40 Chelsea Lanes. : -38 34 F. Hoffman, 184; P. Eder, 205; 470; I. Fouty,'464; L. Behnke, 463; Has Happy Birthday 487; M. Birely, 450; E. Dettling, Spoilers 32 40 Pana Corp. . - - .38 34 W. Cozzens, 187; A. Sannes, 180, p. Alber, 462; «. Morgan, 452; 470; B. MoNutt, 468. Team No. 14 ..- _24 48 Pancer's .- 37 35 213, 175. A. Knickerbocker, 451. Glenn Rentschler was given a 150 games, women: M. Ashmore, A. M. Corp. 20 52 Chelsea State pank 37 v35 150 games and over: P. Poertner, pleasant surprise late Friday aft­ 500 series: C. Young, 574; G. Pittsfield Plastics J35 37 Women, 425 series: P. Huston, LaFONTAIN! 154, 192; M. Birely, 159; E. Dett­ 514; N. Keeder, 439; L. Jarvis, 429; 177, 183, 208; L. Bradbury, 168, ernoon, an. 5, when he received ling, 187; G. Dettling, 177; K. Flet­ Packard, 573; M. Packard, 534; C. State Farm ----- :_34 38 191, 183; B. Fritz, 199, 176, 163;a call to come to Pontiac Service. Stapish, 509; A. Peterson, 559; T. Artex RolKJns .33 39 P. Keezer, 472; -B. Wisniewski, 431; cher, 167; P. Griffith, 152; J . L. Alexander, 450; J. Norris, 455; P. Shoemaker, 175, 156, 186; N. Upon his arrival, he found Sumner Construction & Harms * 1«3; J. Kaiser, 155; B. Mc- Steele, 507; G. Rentschler, 510; G, Waterloo Garage— --. 31 41 Kern, 167, 180; A. Boham, 190; L. Oesterle and his staff of workers Nutt, 160, 153, 155; V. McNutt, Riethmiller,- 540; R. Bradley, 553; Frisingfer Realty -^--..---.26 46 P. Verwey, 476; P. Cozzens, 473. had prepared to celebrate Rent- Development Corp. Meri, 500 series: R. Morgan, 513; Orlowski, ,176, 160; J. Schleede, 153; E/Miller, 157; B. Parish, 164; W. Maler, 506; R. Herrst, 541; B. 150 games artd <&yef: C, Stoffer, 200; A. Sindlinger, 176, 153; Mschler'. s birthday. A beautiful GENERAL CONTRACTORS D. Scott, 154. Smith, 528; Jerrick, 502. R. Huston, 529; L. Keezer, 559;' B. birthday cake was enjoyed by all. 177, 172; P. Hawiey, 195; S. Bow-Bauer, 520; F. Hoffman, 507; P.Sutter , 172, 161; J. Norris, 184, Will Build To en, 152, 180; # Eilibtt, 208, 178,Eder , 518; A. Sannes, 568.. 153; I. Fouty, 180; L. Behnke, 163, Rentschler was the honored Your Specifications >T re :-.' 'u v.'.- -v 163; g. Ratzlalf, 160; E. Miller, 163; IP. Alber, 158,^177* H. Mor­ guest at the home of his.son and •Ul I.-' •* •' -" > • -V i\ gan,. 169, 158?..A...Knicker.hockp4:;. Jjatyghter-jnJlaw,. Robert and Chris­ CUSTOMBtJIlDER - Residential, Commercial, Industrial Figg, 151; K. SHy

DAVE ROWE DOUG ROBESON 18 ASTROLINE LANES - BILLIARDS 475-8065 475-7389 {•,-'i l ; /I MICHIGAN SATE LOTTERY TICKET AGENT FARM BUREAU ••$wmm INSURANCE .i •/ CHELSEA LANES, Inc hi DAILY INTEREST m GROUP™ ii* NONE 4%8i4i [(-: **\ ii&'^H i tm M-ii ; CrlitSEA 10 The Chelsea Standard, Thursday, January 11,1973

The University of Michigan's p ppp p ^^^^'^^^™"^^^^H Saturday's Trm el Film Takes Biological Station near Periston B > Wrestlers Lose to Parma, Flu Bug is the largest fresh-water, field sta­ tion in the world for teaching and tirfof Norway Chelsea matmqii fell ; ha r d , defenseless. The bug took down Trachet at 112, while Mar&ec grap­ research in ecological studies. ELEMENTARY Tuesday night, when they met Sam Trachet and Steve Worden, pled with last year's 93 ppjund.i ThiSw who attend Saturday's F^rma grapplers on, the home who were at home in bed. They champ, now at 119. v' Kiwajis Travelogue will escape mats. The?Qutc.om& was a 33-26 would have wrestled at 112 and The total expenditures to oper­ the Michigan winter doldrums to Carmer Slocum grappled to a ; defeat for the Bulldogs. heavyweight, respectively, draw in the JV contest. Dave Kel-;< ate the University of Michigan in the ^fragrant fjords of springtime In. the face of flu, the team was 1971-72 were $286.5 million. Norway." Joe Adair will be nar­ Winning for Chelsea were Dale ser and Steve Straub were deci­ FIRST GRADES— awhile but we wiil come back to rating his film, "Norwegian Pan­ Schrotenbc-er, at 88 pounds; Chris sion winners in that area, while |he«| later. We still need to work oramas." Steele, with a pin; and Tim Tim Reed and John Tandy won by Teacher>: Mrs. ?e«fcler | Wrestlers Lancaster, with a 6-2 decision. pins. Mrs. Stein and Mr*. White .^ on better understanding of story His; pictures scan the lofty 'problems. Darryl West and Ken Keiser won Dave Clouse lost, but wrestled Our First Grade birthdays fop mountains to fertile valleys, from by forfeits. the new month of January are &s **/*•• toweling waterfalls to sleepy gla­ Fall in Parma well. follows: Sheila Brjggs, David Ci- Teacher: Mm. Walton ciers, and from >the busy south to Although they lost, frosh Mike The next wrestling match will anciolo, Michelle Fletcher, Valerie Vacation Vas jfui, but we are *he Jar and frigid north. The nar­ Keisor and John Marzec put out be again at home, against South Kelemen, Timmy Mull and t)«fh glad Ut l?e (back at school.; We sure ration suggests that the splendor Tournament good efforts. Keiser filled in for I Lyon, tonight. bio Pritchard. v \ had a lot of things to show and of thy "Land of the Midnight Sun" By now all our First Grade tell about. is surpassed only by the hospit­ , Chelsea's relatively inex­ rules have 'been learned-^friehjty 'Leroy helped butcher a cow at ality-of the Norwegians. perienced wrestlers found them­ selves overwhelmed by the com­ have been made* Christmas is o,vfr{\hl f grandpa'f in tyidiana, Cljucjv The. , film represents only one and we are ready now for a buj»y Jety aihd iClaydetfe got new sJcates segment of Adair's travel exper­ petition at the Western Invitation new year of reading, writing $$ fo^f Christinas, Tommy went to ience, He has lived, worked, and al meet at Parma, Jan. 6. Never­ arithmetic. > ' Arkansas to see his Grandma. traveled in nearly 50 countries. theless, two Chelsea matmen Becky rode her horse. Dawn's He grew up in the midwest, and brought home championships. SECOND GRADE— fanaily g^ot walkie-talkies that they now makes Waterloo, la., his home. Tim Lancaster won the 145-pound Teaoherj Mrs. Hakala ! fried out, v He completed his undergraduate crown with his performance on the iSeveral of us had the mump* v^e all got lost of presents and JOE ADAIR work at the University of North­ mat. Heavyweight Steve Worden erv.ee during 'December. John Seyfriea had a nice Christmas. ern Iowa and Georgetown Univer­ demonstrated his improved skill M-52 and 1-94 | Yoit and your business could i had his tonsils out, Chris Mflilln ••'Iij our classroom we got Jots and sity. He holds a Master's degree with such dexterity that h e got hit with a hockey puck whjle lots of new books. We are really in education, but his education brought home the title in that be wiped out... Set he was watching the Red W;ing$ excited about reading them. We Grapplers has! scarcely been limited to the category. game. Duane Branch and TojdcJ ju|t caijtt seem to read them fast enough. campus. Dale Poertner also rated notice, a/luto-Owners Guenther had December birthd^yis. He; has followed the Midnight coming up with third-tplaco hon­ FREE 10W-40 Oil Change We spent our vacation goipg Suri across Iceland, traced and re­ ors. places and visiting friends and rel­ traced Africa's grasslands to pho­ Multi-Peril atives. Sharon Buckenberger visit­ Teacher: Mrs. pye Dundee Team Other Chelsea wrestlers who and Filter with I'd; like to £hank ail the parents tograph her people and game, were able to win matches were ed Greenfield Village and Efl0,i signed and sailed aboard whaling Myers saw the Christmas jtflsp^y' who attended pur Christmas pro­ Despite the absence of several Chris Steele, Sam Trachet, Jon prelection grams. Your interest Is always strpngftierj, Chelsea grapplqrs expeditions to the Arctic, and Marzec, Darryl West and Mike at Cobo Hall. Johnny Simonsjon learned to 'live comfortably with TUNE-UP .See youf M MM went snowmdbiling at QrtohYlM appreciated. started the New Year right j)y Agopian. 'first and second graders will be bringing down the undefeated Dun­ Moslems in Kuwait, Hindus in Robin iDall went to Kalamazdo, India, and Kikuyus in Kenya. Coach Richard Bareis evaluated Consists of spark plugs, points, condenser, Ronda Carlson to Oh,io, Damon staying instruments with "Pet­ dee wrestlers, 2548. • the team's showing as poor, but he Mark to Cadillac, Mark $jfnttHO,tQ: er and the Wolf" in January. Captain Mark Montange was Adair was a member of Amer­ hopes, "the experience gained by set timing and dwell. A. D. MAYER Ypsilanti and Bobby CiancioJoHo missing from the competition Jan. ica's first Peace Corps contingent the younger wrestlers should be of Southfield. Now we are readyyitq 4, because of an elbdw injury. Don sent to Haile Selassie's mountain­ value in the future tournamtnts." € Kindergarten Bollinger was similarly siidelined ous kingdom of Ethiopia. While Chelsea wrestles the league's ipp settle down and work real hafrdt there, he adopted a young Eth- AGENCY, INC. * * * } by a back injury, while John Bee- contender for the league title to­ V - 8 - $34.95 plus tax man was out because of illness. iopan orphan who has traveled night, when it faces South Lyon Teacher; Mrs. JNtorsw -xl .« .;:]j]8w#& Notes much of the world with him as "Your Protection Is Our Business" 'Larry Lindstrom moved over, ^,1 :- KMergarten teachers: v With a *>it of rearranging, the at home. Chelsea lineup stretched across his protege. Today the tooy is at­ 6 - Cyl. - $28.95 plus tax 115 Park St. Chelsea vacation and can walk to school Mrs. Bower - Mrs. Mlchelson tending a university in prepara­ now. Colleen Lewis had the mumps Mrs. Packard - Mrs. JVanBlarlcUm the gaps admirably. HOLLIDAY IN AIR FORCE for Chrfstmas. More Of our class, tion for his return to his own Phone 479-5061 $he chOdrph are bacjc full o f . Wins were gained by Dale land. He hopes to work in Eth­ ' 'Roy N. Holliday has been pro­ are getting lOO's on their spelling, enthusiasm and 'bubbling over with $ohoenberg, 17-0; Sam Trachet, teat by studying the words a little j iopia's development programs. moted to sergeant in the Air Force, stories of activities and pew Christ­ 4-2; Dale Poertner, 9-2; Tim Lan —not in the Army as was stated GLENN HEIM, Prop. extra time. We have competed' mas things. Everyone had an op­ Caster, 70; John Tandy, 40; Keh The American Junior Chamber . •jr More than 40 years of high field performance. when they dress for school. Unfortunately, the match swufig We wish you a happy healthy hack jthe other tyqy with pon Har- 4*H Clubs New Year. tApti and K,enneth Sharpe both TERRIFIC TAILORS losing: their matphes. The final On Dec. 21, the Terrific TajlprsJ jf Buy Blaney seed corn in 56 fb. bushels. score was to Dundee's advantage, Christmas Party was held. Christ- Brownie Troop 169— 19-16. . f nias presents were exchanged. Re­ If you have any questions, call: Brownie Troop 169 made bird freshments were served by hostess CHARLES TRINKLE, 9631 TRINKLE RD., Dexter, Mich. food to put iin feeders for fhfe hun-; Diane Luick. gry birds to eat this winter. We CHS Wrestling ' We sang songs and played char. PHONE 475-7798 ades, which were led by Janet Wacr strung cranberries and popcorn, kenhtrt. an] madt a birdseed bell rut of a Schedule The regular meeting of the Ter­ BLANEY FARMS, INC. pine cone. Jan. 11—South Lyon ..— ....home We talked about plans for fu­ rific Tailors was held Jan. 6, at R. 4, Madison, Wis. Jan. 16—Stockfbridge .. ..there Lima Township Hall. The meet­ ture B.ro^nie .meetings. Jan. 18—Milan home ing was called to order. Nine menv Sandy Frame, scribe. Jan. 20—South Lyon Tournament. beriS, two leaders, and one guest

i M < •_ <"* f. Jan, 25—NOvi j..7_there were present. Treasurer's report Jan. 30—Pinckney — ...there was given, and a discussion on a Feb. 1—Dexter home modeling clinic was held. £eb, 8—Brighton ...there The motion was made to adjourn Feb. 20—Jackson Northwest .home the meeting. Members worked on material and refreshments were Contour terracing — the best served. LVER REPLATING shape your real estate ever had! Sue Heller, secretary. DUGED 20% No charge for straightening* SPECIAL DURING JANUARY 0NLY We haye some 14" and 15" Regular & Snow

BEFORE j AFTER }; TIRES EVERY ITEM REPLATED AT SAtE PRICES Since the value of old silverplated items con­ FOR ^STANCE REDUCED TO tinues to soar... this is an excellent time to take advantage of these low, low prices to have your Artie!* Reg. Sate Price worn silverware, antiques and family heirlooms Teapot $35.50 $28.40 replated like new. These pieces are now more Creamer ; 18.50 14.80 valuable than ever and make wonderful gifts. All Candlestick work QUADRUPLE SILVERPLATED by our skilled (per inch) 2.00 1.60 silversmiths and Sale prices apply to ALL pieces. Sugar bowl 20,50 16.40 (CASE & CAWY ONLY) 70 PIECES OF CARPETING Trays (per sq. in.) .16 .12( Ends of Rolls and Discontinued Patterns OUR NEW REPAIR POLICY Open 6 a.m. to 11 p.m. *FREE DENT REMOVAL and straightening on ail ittrtrs wt siNrplato Sizes range from 9 to 49 yards, in many colors '<»#I#'I#

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DEN i; PACK 415- Btplen frpm Buses Ralph Brier, supervispr pf buses, Cubs, ftrqwriies Cub Scouts of Den 1, Pack 415 fpr the Chelsea Schppl District, met Thursday, Jan. 4, at the home reported this week that two more The local group of the VFW of their den mother, Mrs. Alice fire extinguishers were stolen Auxiliary to Post No. 4076 mqt Atkinson, at Cavanaugh Lake. from buses parked in the high Monday, Jan. 8, in the Rebekah^ We attended a Christmas party, schoo) parking lot over night- The Hall with 11 members present. which Pack 415 was. in charga of, loss, totaling $52, was reported The charter was draped Iri mem: for the new Cuh Scout Pack at St Tuesday morning. ory of Eva Schiller, who recently Louis school, on Dec. 3. On Dec. died. 10, our pack meeting was also a »«r' Mw Fpster of W; • Mi4r engagement ef their daughter, day vacation, 475-8785 Home history, th,e residence ha^ pqbpy Gene Cr^ft has, bee?} an* We welcomed a new Cub Scout opened its doors to children of die ;St. nayjej an^nped/the.''^.' lEllen 3V|arie Merkel, tp John to pur den, Glenn Miller, who nqvinpstfby the. future brio's « gageme^t ^M' thMr r}^egf»om elect., a.hd Mrs. Jah)es yri^om of Sy! ple plahs a wedding on Aug. 24. *"^-*^^ W 4+-^+1+1++4^^^^^^10^+^^.4+,^.^^1++. noonced by ' national president, 4s the spn of Mr-W^rs. Jaines van Rd. Both Molly and Artji" M(ss MerHei is a graduate o f Mrs. Lola ^eid'p'f St. Paul,'Minn. L, Craft of 175(¾ purvey ,Rd. ur graduated from Chelsea lligh pheisea Hi$\\ school and Madon­ The main, sources of revenue for 0ebra"is> senior at Chelsea school. They'pl^n p''July wed­ : na College' in Livonia. She is the. National Hoine,' are the sale High school. Her fiance grad­ ding. •••'.. employed as a medical technolo­ of Buddy Poppies,, proceeds frofn uated from: there in 1&72, smd., gist at Pontiac General Hospital. National Hpm.t".'ChV'jftma^' ^eals, attended American AutomationV, Hjer fiance w^s gradMated from NEW SAVIN COPIER gif(s and bequests, ar^j $25 life Trajnjqg jCejnter, \n }£%mm G8x.. memberships in the hjqme purchas­ #ppsevelt H.fgh in Ypsilanti and l Mo. He is currently employed by fhe iJnjyersiJy pf iy|}chigan 1 NQW installed at ed by VFW members'. • Hopver Ball & Bearing, Ann Ar- Hears Teachers *here he was a member Pf Al­ The Juhior Girl" unit of the bpi:, as a pbynpifter operator. A. pha Chi Sigma fraternity. He Home has undertaken the projept wedding date of M^rth 24 ' has Wpman's Cliib of Chelsea met 4s presently -at Osan Air Base McKUNE MEMORIAL LIBRARY of replacing* the 2i)-year-oId fire been set. ' Tuesday, Jan. 9, jn the, cjub- rponi in Korea, as a Sp-4 in the U. S. Mr. and M|s. La>yrtence E. Gorton ••;' ! truck, through the , collection. pf pf iMcKune Library. >\fhe grouP Army. Upon leaving the Army Will copy any printed material Betty Crocker coupons. Anyone CLyfli - ; consisted pf 26 meinbers, an^ pne in August, John plans to enter having * such coupons to donate guest, Beverly Yels%r • graduate schppl at the univer­ may call Mrs. Fred Klink, Sr. f^esd^y, ^n. 9, niembers of tht at Gayle Winans, Lqwenee&Qrtqn Phblsei Child Study C}ub met at Mrs. Eugene Duhamiel,- who had sity to study for a masters of The. following ^yere appointed fte V|Hage; Beauty Sjalpn, jFbr a prepared the prme pf J^rs^. Char­ onie for the business meeting.. V cessional written by the bride­ guests to therir seats. ' '.' ' les' Mattpff, Jan., 9, with Mrs. Ran­ f Mrs. Dave Strieter and Mrs./Fred Start a new interest by joining one of our needlework classes. groom, the son of Mr. and Mrs. El- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Spalding, sis­ dall Johnson acting as co-hostess. Dessert'was served by co-hostess­ Wagner. don .£. Gorton. The >piece, titled. ter and brother-in-law of the A short business meeting • wajs es, Mrs. Fritz Weber and Mrs. The board meeting Jan: 18, at "Because She Loves Me," was sung bridegroom, hosted a receptipn followed by a program pn team Jerry Wal^yke. 8 p.m., will be at the home of*Mrs. BEGINNING CROCHET CLASS by Keith Pfeifle. Jill Flintoft following the cefemqny In the St. wprH' -presented by Miss Nancy The next meeting will be Jan. Robert AUshouse, at 512 S. East TIMES: Monday Afternoons, 1-3 BEGINNING KNITTING CLASS played a piano solo, Brahms' In- Paul Fellowship'Hall. Mrs. Jan^es Jones. She,' is family cqunselpr 23 at the horne of Mrs. Gerald st; •...' ; •'• • TIME: Monday Evenings, 7:30-9:30 v termezzb Op. 11-8,' No. 2, for her Gjffji}. The program will be "k The next meeting will be/held Tuescjay Evenings, 7:30-9:30 Kensler, aunt of'the bride from for the Cathplic Social Services. COST: $10 for 10 weeks. | part in the service. Manchester, poiired coffee, while Guests at' -the meeting Were §tltch in Time," with Mrs. Charles Jan. 23. It will deal .with "Wo­ COST: $8.50 for 8 weeks. ^"^ P-^-«^-^^ ^^^^.^.^.^,,^. ^. ^. ^i ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^¢^. mm mm+ + 'Bcok St., wore a white velvet, fit­ ton, a.n aunt of the bridegroom, Mrs. Grant Thomas, Mrs. Thomas ted gown of the A-Line style. Her from Midland,. ciit,- the wedding Kett, and Mrs. Robert Harste. "-'. BEGINNING NEEDLEPOINT CLASSES head was covered with a short, cake which she fyadVmade. Miss The next meeting, Jan. 23, will TIME: Wednesday Evenings, 7:30-9:30 chantifty ~lace veil. Her bouquet Cynthia OPick, AnhV-Arbor, super­ be held at the hom$ of Mrs. Paul was of white roses. vised the guest b6okv,' ' German. VILLAGE BEAUTY SALON COST: $15 for 6 weeks and all supplies for class. Miss J^nipe Guenther, maid of The couple leii^pyt a[wedding LORETTA - CINDY - EULA honor/wore a jiayy bh)e fitted A- trip in Miohigari-.iyith Ihe bride WARNING ON $TM$ ALL CLASSES START WEEK OF JAN. 22. line dressy tihe same sfyle as the CHERYL - JANICE - CAROL _ dressed in a two^ie^e ;khit dress Persons who fire highly allergic Please call 475-2512 to make reservations. bride's,! Her bouquet was com­ on which she wor,e virKite roses. to insect- stings &ffl liable to ge|t 107 N. MAIN PHONE 475-1671 posed of. yellow roses and yellow They will retunv^q. 7ijjQ Book St. violent reactions tp then), should carnations. • •^oth the /bri^^aji^'^ihe bride­ avoid wearing bright jgwelry an^l Miss iGuenther, of 'Grant St., groom are g'radu'ate^ of ' Chelsea leather^ which/albrig with certain TAILFEATHER BOUTIQUE | gaye a shower, for the bride be- High school. The^bridegroom has odors, attract, stinging . insects, OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY v fore the wedding. 1 A FUN PLACE TO S aiftended the University 'oft warns the United 'States Dep4r[- Evenings By,App^fnenr ):^^:^^^1 105 H. Main, Chelsea it./l II ii,,/1 >-}: • : /I'M TwQ cousins, Kim and Kyle Michigan. ' ment pf Agriculture. •;.-( Phone 475-2512 Kensler .o$ Manchester, and Dem­ ise Salyer of Trinkle Ro). were the T3^£ s»~«?** bridesmaids. They wore blue knit ^'^'H'" dresses with white collars, and long white sleeves. They carried multi­ colored bouquets. The mother of the bride wore a beige knit floor-length gown with a bodice, embroidered in blue and pink. Heir'' corsage was of yellow roses. The bridegroom's mother wore pink* roses' on her medium green ohlffpn gown. L < Miss Petra Spalding, the bride­ Visitors Barred at Metfipdist fipme Because of Flu Threat • The medical staff at the Chel­ sea United Methodist Home has ^%^ banned visitors from the home for the duration of January. It hopes to' protect residents there from (the influenza has is predicted tp FURNITURE %v affect 50 percent of Michigan's populace.. "We have no flu here, so far," said a spokeswoman for the home. By restricting visiting, the home /¾ hopes to minimize the number of germs coming (into the community. :^>^\^ f LEGION AUXILIARY TJje regi}l§r meeting of the American, legion Auxiliary was held, Tuesday, Jan. 9, at the Syl- '<;>•• FRI JAN 5 THRU SAT JAN. 27 v^rj foivh Hall with 14 members present. The Unit Activities announced that February was the' Bakeless Bake Sale Month and that mem­ 10% to 50% DISCOUNT ON ALL STOCK bers would be contacted regarding the same. {Except a Few Fair Trade Items) A very interesting report was given in'Saiine earlier this month. It was stated that all members were urged to write a personal let­ LIVING ROOM - BEDROOM - DINING ROOM ter to their representative in Wash­ ington and to deliver the same to LAMPS - ACCESSORIES - WALL DpCOR the Legion Auxiliary at the next regular meeting and they would •j^'T,:***••*•' M'l"'Mi'<4' •9 in-ttim be turned over to the Le­ t*J-W&>.U gion to be sent in, a bunlle to the j representatives in regard to the f-^\ \>x'-> T .changing of Memorial Day and SAVE 10% ON ALL SPECIAL ORDERS Veterans Day back fo the original dates. A report was given on the Birth­ day party to be given in March for" the' Legion. E PIT CI Hext meeting will be Feb. 6, at 8 p.m. at the Sylvan Town Hall. MElflvEL ^Telephone Your Club News HOME FURNISHINGS To 475-1371. **^ ^,W m^tfy**** ¢8¾¾

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•yt;tA w$ 1(,-,- hmi^^v>,iXi -yyi •,i^..y "•— tZ The Chefceah Standard/^u^a^Jfan^ltl 19#'^; NOW OPEN for Business Basketball WE REPAIR AND REPLACE: * STOM FRONTS + MlRfcOR* Gets Underway * FURNITURE TOPS * JVylo DOORS * SHOWER DOORS * J«I ?JJ?25L« The first game of the season for * THERMOPANIS * TUB ENCLOSURES A new fire proteotion contract The board also discussed the Chelsea Recreation Basketball pit­ with the Village of Chelsea was printing costs of ^ei planning re­ ted Heyflatiff's against the- Chel­ * AUTO GLASS - Including Windshields one of several articles of business port drafted by, jgfhnson, Johnson sea Drug $tQ*e.^v After a y«ry * Free Pick-up 4nd delivery on auto work. dispatched at the Lima Townshjp & Roy, U •;•• .- '. close game, Heydlawfi's pwlled It Storm Door fir Window Reg lazing\ & Screens Board meeting, Monday night. The out with some clutch baskets. COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS OR RESIDENTIAL contract was approved. High scorers for the winners PROMPT SERVICE REASONABLE PRICES •Edwin J. Coy, supervisor, Leila H&R Block were Dan Dorr with'20 points, P. CALL OR STOP IN Bauer, clerk, Hilda Pierce, treas- Terpstra, 15, and J, Schaffner, U. Gross, and Allen Dines, the plan­ T. Fredericks and t>. Lutchka led ning assistat, Were preset. Tax Office the drug store effort. CHELSEA GLASS WORKS The group discussefd the county's The second game Saw even scpr- WORKMANSHIP AND MATERIALS FULLY GUARANTEED. decision to 'have the townships fi­ ing by both teams until Lloyd PHONE (313) 475-8667 - OPEN 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. nance Sheriff Department rural Open Again Bridges Chevrolet went ahead to road patrols. A letter was read 140 WEST MIDDLE ST. CHELSEA, MICH. For the second consecutive year, win, 51-44, leaving Chelsea Lum­ outlining the county decision and ber behind. Top shooters for Brid­ urging the township's co-operation. Edwin S. Lindberg, an H & with 13. Chelsea A & W high men JAYCEE itan Authority Mill Creek Park Chelsea Recreation Night, Tuesday, at Beach school. members, Bill j Aitenberndt, and Dave Clarke were Miller with 16, and Shoo!p Fuding Request. der unto Ceasar what is Ceasar's, and unto themselves what is theirsj Here, a Lloyd Bridges player stretches above Jim wiith 15. Davidson had 10. Although he is a staff of one Next week, Jan. 16, Chelsea DISTINGUISHED SERVICE AWARD here, Lindberg has access to the, Drug meets A & W at 6:30 p.m. The Jaycee Distinguished Service Award is now open to resources of.the Ann Arbor office/ Bridges Chevrolet will take on CHELSEA if business gets .heavy. :< Huron Valley National Bank 4" any age, man or woman, who has given service to this A resident of Ann Arbor, Lin& hour later. Heydlauff's goes aft^r community. We would greatly appreciate all nomina­ berg speculates that, professional-- Chelsea Lumber at 8:30 p.m. <, tions for this, award. The nomination may be made by FINANCE CORP. ly, it is to his advantage beinp from out-of-town. He has observed Standings as of Jan. 10 j an individual or a group. $25 to $1,500 that individuals are not always eager to discuss their tax problems '. ' 'w |L Please send nomination form to Chelsea Jaycees, P. O. with a neighbor...... '.. Lloyd Bridges Chevrolet ...,.1 i0 Box 277, DSA Awards Chairman, Chelsea, Mich. 48118. For Any Huron Valley Nat. Bank ... 1 io Chelsea Drug Store .0 :1 71st Anniversary Chelsea Lumber ..-0 ;i I Nominate— Worthwhile Purpose (name) Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Abdon Chelsea A & W ,.:.:0 11 See or Call of 447 Railroad St. quietly observ­ Scores for Jan. 9: Heydlauff's, ed their 71st wedding anniversary, 66; Drug Store 58; Bridges Chev­ Of : ; -for the Chelsea FRANK HILL Monday, Jan. 8, at their home; rolet, 51; Chelsea Lumber 44; Hur­ (address) on Valley Bank 56, A & W 53. Jaycee's Distinguished Service Award. at 475-8631 The Abdons received visitors, mes^ sages, and many cards in honor of One of the worst fires in thje the occasion. ' ' nation's history occurred Oct. ?, Signed. 111 PARK STREFr They were hath born in Greenup, 1871, when a forest in Peshtigp, county, Ky., and came to Michigan CHELSEA, MICH. Wis., burned, resulting in 1,1521 Phcne No.. after their marriage. deaths.

v FOR BIG JANUARY k PROFIT ARCHIE BRADBURY exhibits all the cool left, arc Dave Clark; Dick McCalla, Kim Flintoft, .concentration of a professional at the charity Jim Hartman and Jim Knott. Lloyd Bridges' end stripe as his teammates prepare to spring for a pos­ man is unidentified. sible rebound should he miss scoring.'. Players, from •T Train Ticketed Patrolman Lertard McDougall is-; Men's and Boys' (Size 8 up) St. Louis School Notes sued yet'another ticket tp a .train 'blocking traffic through Chelsea -¼ OFF The boys of St. Louis school re­ promised to visit the boys at for more than five minutes last WINTER JACKETS turned from their Christmas vaca­ school in, the future. week-end. Infants Pram Suits tion Jan. 3. They were soon in >Upon returning from Dearborn the swing of things with a basket­ Heights, the boys faced basketball The train in question was strad­ 1/3 OFF Profit-Producing Feeds ball scrimmage last Friday. Their players from Michigan Center in dled across Chelsea Saturday morn- Snow Suits (Boys' - Girls') opponents were boys from St. Pat­ a scrimmage. morning from 7:10 until 7:25. It For Livestock, Poultry rick school in Brighton. obstructed traffic at Hayes, Main Lined Coveralls and McKinley Sts, Boys' Jackets (to size 7) (Car hartt) In our complete line of Fortified The birthdays this week were Feeds, you'll find the right feeds • Sunday, Jan. 7, the boys and Kern Stanley.of Jackson, Bob •staff were invited to Dearborn Barbalas, and Mrs. Bill Robbins. Girls' Coats and Jackets Snowmobile Suits to keep livestock and , poultry Heights .as guests of the Knights Men's, Ladies' and Children's growing, gaining and producing. Mrs. Robbins received a gift from (To Size 14) of Columbus. The ladies of the the boys and the staff, and every­ Altar Society prepared lunch. one enjoyed the ice cream and Children's Ski Pants ALL 1/3 OFF The boys were entertained with cake. toys and games which were then Men's and Boys' donated to the school. Skipit the and Snow Pants Farmers' Supply Co. Clown was also there to delight Two representatives of the tele­ phone company from "'Livonia, Mr. Phone GR 5-5511 the boys with his antics. Skipit, WE'ARE MAKING Winter Hats & Caps who was named Michigan Clown Wolf and Dennis Brandt, visited ALL 1/2 OFF of the Year in 1971 and 1972, the class conducted by Mrs. Ann LONG-TERM FARM -^•^^^" ^.^^^t^^^m Wilkinson, Monday. They brought Boys' and Girls' 1/2 OFF fe« with them a talking dog. With :,, REAL ESTATE , the help of telephones, a boy in Ladies' and Juniors' another room can put words in < ^ LOANS ^ Flannel Pajamas & Gowns I the hound's mouth. The dog was Winter Coats & Jackets given to the boys. 1/3 OFF The boys will return to their SEE US y2 OFF families for the week-end. Girls' Winter Robes Ladies' Winter Suits Several hundred undergraduates ^¾^¾¾¾¾ in the University of Michigan Pi­ & Pant Suits lot Program live, study and attend L7\WbEpJR- V2 OFF classes together. Their dormitory p ^^ «^ ^ ^ m members include graduate studrnts Boys' and Girls' 1/3 OFF Who teach them. * Do you get a shock when you P. O. Box /006 Ladies' Telephone Your Club News Ph. 769-241! 3645 Jackson ltd WINTER SWEATERS walk on your carpeting? To 475-1371. Ann Arbor, MicA. 48101 WINTER SPORTSWEAR 1/3 OFF 1/3 OFF * Fuel bills too high? Henry Block has Ladies PALLAZO PANTS 17 reasons why you WINTER DRESSES & LONG SKIRTS * Does your throat feel dry and V2 OFF 1/3 OFF scratchy in the morning? should come to us for income tax help. Many, Many More Items Marked Down for January Clearance * Or maybe your furniture is split­ Reason 3. We are a year-round ting or coming unglued . •. service. We do not disappear or go back to some other business THE WHITE SALE IS ON after April 15« Save on Sheets, Pillow Cases, and Toivels SOLVE THESE PROBLEMS LADIES, MEN'S, CHILDREN'S WITH A HUMIDIFIER SHOES .. Vi to ]/i and more off ON THE BARGAIN FLOOR On Sale $ 95 i***!*-'******"^-**.***!**^,»^^^^^# *»'^..»»«»• +*4 >••«»»"•**«»• .^ •^..^•^.^^^.IK.J'^y •«!*•«< As Low as 69 UTJ«LKi H ••%# mm IV . TH'jf INCOME TAX PEOPLE HEYDLAUFFS 105 NORTH MAIN m- 113 North Main St. Chelsea Phone 475-1221 Open 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Mon. thru Sof. Phono 475-2752 DANCER NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY Chelsea's Friendly Department Store T AjJili-k^iU^ riMi