The Times Herald from Port Huron, Michigan • Page 4

4A THE TIMES HERALD PORT HURON, MICH. Thursday Jon. 15, 1981 Power plant picketed Records $280- REG. $366 $260- REQ. $355 EAST CHINA TOWNSHIP -Picketing continued this morning outside the entrance of Detroit Edison St.

Clair Power Plant, but a settlement to the dispute may be reached today, a laborers union spokesman said. About 225 tradesmen installing air pollution equipment in the plant are honoring the picket line. Picket lines were set up Wednesday morning bv 50 mem bers of the Laborers Union Local 463, who claim that they should be handling the scrap on the installation of air pollution control equipment in the plant. Laborers charge that the insulators have been handling the scrap, but the job should be done by laborers. A meeting probably will be held today between the laborers and officials from Townsend and Bot-tum Ann Arbor.

$200 REG. $276 $185 REG. $245 $250" REQ. $338 $210 REG. $298 5210 REQ.

$286 OUR POLICY ON ADVERTISING This id runt in all towns where wt operate stores. It is possible that all of the items may not be available at all stores at all times. If this should occur we will issue a rain check and see that you get trie item at the advertised price or at a comparable $195 REG. $226 This Sal Ends January 31, 1981 SUbStitUtO. SSSSSSSSfJHRM Put Diamonds Enlarged to Show Detail $430 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED VACATION OF RIGHT-OF-WAY IN PORT HURON, Ml toaolutlon Dcmbr 22, 1W0 Councllmmbr Campbell offorod and movad tfc adoption of th following ratolution: WHfRf AS.

th City of fort Huron own tha following dsacribod properly: Th South 77. foot of Alloy 102 locotod in tho block boundod by Uth. Whlto, 15th and Crliwold Stroot, and abutting tho South 30. foot of lot and Lot ond tho South 77 fool of lot 10. Slock 21, Whito Plot; and.

WHEREAS, a roquott has boon racalwod by tho City Plonnfng Commltlion from abutting property ownon to vacata tho abovo dotcrlbod portion of Alloy 102; and, WHEREAS, tho City Planning Commission has rocommondod tho vacation of Iho obovo described portion of alloy; and, WHEREAS. It Is tho In on Ion of tho City Council to caul tho vocation of tho abovo dotcrlbod portion of tha alloy with tho reservation of a full-width public utility easement. NOW. THEREFORE IT RESOLVED that tha City Clerk is hereby authoriied to schedule a public hearing on the proposed vocation of tho above described portion of Alley 102 for February I9S1. Notico of said public hearing is to be published in the Times Herald not less than four (4) weeks prior to date sot for public hearing.

ADOPTED UNANIMOUSLY CUV C. PROVOST. CMC City Clerk 917 4000, X37 Pub: Ol-Of OI Q1-I5II 01M II 02-05 01 RrtTTJf rrCTnS SID REG. $676 $400 REG. $636 ter, Jan.

10. William Kearns, Port Huron, a son, Jan. 10. Ronald Linden, Port Huron, a son, Jan. 11.

Dennis Cooper, Port Huron, a son, Jan. 11. Tommy Watteny, Ca-pac, a son, Jan. 11. Jeffry Harmer, Port Huron, a son, Jan.

12. Lawrence Peck, Port Huron, a daughter, Jan. 13. Thomas Rankin, Memphis, a daughter, Jan. 13.

David Alexander, Port Huron, a daughter, Jan. 13. Steven Copper, Jeddo, a son, Jan. 13. Born to: Lisa Thigpen, Port Huron, a son, Jan.

12. IN RIVER DISTRICT HOSPITAL Born to Mr. and David Marineau, Richmond, a daughter, Jan. 10. James McClure, Al-gonac, a son, Jan.

12. Salvadore Pizzo, Lexington, a daughter, Jan. 12. Stuart Dunlap, Algo-nac, a son, Jan. 13.

Kenneth Simons, St. Clair, a son, Jan. 13. Ootn Mon. Frl.

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Sot. 9:30 A.M. to P.M. RE3. $366- Fire calls WEDNESDAY PORT HURON: 9:19 a.m., 4258 Gratiot kitchen fire, returned at 9:44 a.m.

2:48 p.m., 2223 16th Edison Co. pole fire, returned at 3 p.m. 3 p.m., 2625 20th Edison Co. pole fire, returned at 3:39 p.m. BERLIN TOWNSHIP: 5:55 p.m., 14949 Hough Road, chimney fire.

THURSDAY KENOCKEE TOWNSHIP: 12:02 a.m., 8726 Avoca Road, chimney fire. PORT HURON: 12: 53 a.m., 204 Bard trash fire, returned at 1:07 a.m. MARYSVILLE: 6:53 a.m., 2545 Mills carbon monoxide check, returned at 7:05 a.m. Births IN PORT HURON HOSPITAL Born to Mr. and Robert Mack, Lexington, a son, Jan.

8. Bruce Soule, Cros-well, a son, Jan. 8. Daniel Miskell, Port Huron, a son, Jan. 8.

Danny Anderson, Ca-pac, a daughter, Jan. 9. Glenn Emigh, Port Huron, a son. Jan. 9.

Cloud Sunday 1 1 TV HIGHLIGHTS TODAY-) Play Crossword Today NEW YORK CARPET WORLD Born to Mr. and Warren Donley, Benton Harbor, in Memorial Hospital, St. Joseph, a son, Dec. 30. Mr.

and Mrs. Darwin Donley, Snover, are grandparents Jerry Tremble, Port Huron, a daughter, Jan. 9. Ronald J. Carrier, Port Huron, a daugh if it i SAVE 27 to 56 Act now for bargains you thought were a thing-of-the-past.

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The Sanilac board also opposed that move. Cady said board members believe combining the Sanilac and Iapeer intermediate districts would not improve the quality of education in either county. It would help to drive up education costs in Sanilac because wages and salaries genrally paid in the Lapeer district are higher. "Our board would not oppose it if it made sense. But this doesn't," Cady said.

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