text: USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM Connects your iPod to select 2006-up GM LAN factory stereos Zoom Front Photos Videos Does it work with my system? Item #: 581PA20GM Review Summary 29 people say In Stock Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Your price $159.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product Buy this item and earn up to 160 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 160 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Our take on the USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM by Zak Billmeier You can take it with you. Just because you've got a GM LAN factory radio or navigation receiver in your General Motors vehicle, doesn't mean you have to leave your iPod at home. Just install USA Spec's GM PA20-GM iPod interface it allows you to listen to all your favorite tunes through your car's speakers, and to control song and playlist selections right from your radio. And with your iPhone® connected, you can even stream music from popular Internet services like PANDORA®, Livio Radio, iHeartRadio, and more. Just mount the compact interface box in a hidden location in your vehicle, and connect the interface to the XM input on your compatible 2006-up GM LAN factory radio. Plug your iPod into the interface and you'll control and charge your iPod while you drive. Please enter your vehicle information and check Installation Details to find out if this interface is compatible with your vehicle. You can also call an Advisor at 1-888-955-6000 for help. Compatibility Note: Be sure to check "Details" for specific iPod model compatibility with this iPod adapter. See more info on this item Highlights:iPod connection interface for select 2006-up XM-ready GM LAN factory stereosmanage the iPod via your radio's controlswhen iPhone is connected, you can stream tunes from popular Internet services like PANDORA®, Livo Radio, and iHeartRadioadjust volume, track up/down, fast forward/rewindwarranty: 1 yearOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) What's in the box? | In-depth notes Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual PA20-GM iPod to GM (LAN Bus) interface module 10' DIN-cable with a female multi-pin proprietary connector on one end and a male multi-pin proprietary connector on other end 4' DIN-to-Molex connector cable 6' iPod to interface cable (CB-PA105) User Manual Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Overview: This interface adapter (PA20-GM) connects a compatible iPod directly to select GM LAN audio systems. The adapter's on-board software translates commands from GM radio into commands that iPod understands. This interface enables the iPod to be integrated into XM band and provides the following benefits. Directs the iPod's audio output to your GM's vehicle audio system for optimal sound quality playback. Supports your iPhone's audio streaming apps, such as Pandora, Livio, iHeart Radio, SiriusXM & more (in Direct mode only). Controls the iPod via vehicle's radio and steering wheel controls (when applicable). Charges the iPod's internal battery, and charging stops automatically at one hour after the iPod is paused. The iPod goes into sleep mode when charging stops. Vehicle Compatibility: The PA20-GM is compatible with GM 29-bit radios and GM navigation radios that features a CAT button and is XM ready. This interface adapter is able to co-exist with a factory installed XM receiver, built-in CD changer or CD player. The PA20-GM interface is compatible with the following vehicles: Buick Chevy GMC Saturn 2008 Enclave (Nav only) 2006-2008 Avalanche 2007-2008 Acadia (Nav only) 2008 Aura 2007-2008 Lucerne (Nav only) 2008 Cobalt 2007-2008 Sierra 2007-2008 Outlook Cadillac 2007-2008 Equinox 2007-2008 Yukon 2007-2008 Sky 2006-2008 DTS 2006-2009 HHR 2007-2008 Yukon Denali 2008 Vue 2007-2008 Escalade 2006-2009 Impala Pontiac ***** 2007-2008 EVS 2008-2009 Malibu 2007-2008 Solistice ***** 2007-2008 EXT 2007-2008 Silverado 2008 G5 ***** Hummer 2007-2009 Suburban 2009 Vibe ***** 2008 H2 2007-2009 Tahoe 2008 Torrent ***** Note: If the vehicle is not equipped with an XM receiver, you will need either the CB-GL20 or CB-GL11 adapter cable. Please consult the Crutchfield Car Selector to see if your vehicle is compatible. Specific Features: The PA20-GM can be used with most new GM LAN radios for CHEVY, BUICK, GMC, Pontiac and more. The interface supports full on-screen menu, control, display and select for NAVIGATION style radios; and on-screen search select for Artist, Album, Song on all radios. The adapter supports full text support for both style radios. iPod Compatibility: The PA20-GM is "Made for iPod/iPhone" compatible and supports the following iPod/iPhone model features when connected to a compatible GM factory radio (as of 10/3/2013): iPod/iPhone Model Generation Tested Version Media Type Control Type Display Type Charge Audio Video Head Unit iPod/iPhone Song/Artist Text Track Info video 5th 1.3 Y N Y Y Y Y Y classic 80GB 1.1.2 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 120GB 2.0.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 160GB 2.0.4 Y N Y Y Y Y Y nano 1st 1.3.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 2nd 1.1.3 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 3rd 1.1.3 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 4th 1.0.4 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 5th 1.0.2 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 6th 1.2 PC Y N Y Y Y Y Y 7th* 1.2 Y N Y Y Y Y Y touch 1st 2.2.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 2nd 4.2.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 3rd 5.1.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 4th 6.1.3 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 5th* 7.0 Y N Y Y Y Y Y iPhone 2G 3.1.3 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 3G 4.2.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 3GS 5.1.1 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 4 7.0 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 4S 7.0 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 5* 7.0 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 5C* 7.0 Y N Y Y Y Y Y 5S* 7.0 Y N Y Y Y Y Y iPad 1 5.0.1 N N N N N N N 2 7.0 N N N N N N N 3 7.0 N N N N N N N 4 7.0 N N N N N N N mini 7.0 N N N N N N N Notes: *Requires Apple Lightning to 30-pin Adapter cable (472LTN230P, sold separately). Apple iPod/iPhone software updates may change functionality results. If you download a newer software version, you may need to reset the head unit and your iPod/iPhone to regain functionality. If this doesn't work, you may need to wait until a newer software update is available. iPod Text: The PA20-GM provides text based menu on the radio display to access Artist, Album and Playlist folders of your iPod. Operation Modes: The iPod interface adapter features the following modes of operation. Playlist Mode: You can create up to 6 favorite mobile playlist then use your radio's CD changer controls to access and control your playlist. Direct Mode: Gives you complete control of your iPod while it is connected to the factory radio. Your iPod is not locked out while connected to the radio and you are able to manually access your complete iPod content. The Radio still can adjust song up/down random or shuffle play but you can manually control your iPod and select any playlist, genre or Artist of your choice. Hybrid Mode: Combines features of Direct Mode and Playlist Mode. You can create and access your favorite mobile playlist or directly access all your iPod content manually on your iPod. Your iPod displays song title information and iPod is not locked, so the iPod can be operated manually at all times. (Some iPods may not work in the Hybrid mode.) App Streaming (in Direct Mode): Direct mode also lets you listen to the sound from your iPhone's downloaded music apps (such as Pandora, iHeart Radio, SiriusXM, etc.) through your factory head unit & speakers. You will continue to control your iPhone's apps & view song/artist information from its touchscreen. Note: Your iPhone will need an active Data Plan account with connection to the Internet via 3G, EDGE, or WiFi. You will also need applicable music service accounts. iPod Controls: The PA20-GM provides the following iPod controls from your GM factory radio. Playlist: Allows you to access your iPod's Playlist folders. The 1st Playlist is the All Song folder on your iPod by default. Artist: Allows you to access your iPod's Artist folders. Album: Allows access of your iPod's Album folders. Random: Playback of all your iPod tracks in random order. 10x: You can skip ahead or backward 10 tracks of your iPod. iShortcut: This is a "shortcut" to return to your connected iPod from any band of your vehicle's radio. Your iPod will begin playback from the last track played. Auxiliary Input: In addition to the iPod input on the PA20-GM there is an auxiliary input (stereo RCA) for use with another source, such as a DVD system, satellite radio, or game system. This aux input can be used with or without the iPod connected. To use the auxiliary input on the interface, dip switch #1 must be set to the "On" position. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM Reviews Average Customer Review: 29 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. 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Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 4 out of 5 USA Spec iPod interface Written By Anonymous, Raleigh, NC on Tuesday, August 12, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Sound comes right through the XM radio as advertised. Didn't start up like they said in the literature, but works anyway and it might be operator error. Pros: Steering controls work. Very easy to install in Chev Avalanche Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 iPod adapter for 2008 Tahoe Written By Mike, Wayne, NJ on Sunday, November 03, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Wow,,,Great adapter, installed it in 15 minutes.Had my iPod configured, up and running in about 10 minutes. Highly recommend if you want to use your iPod on a factory stereo Pros: easy to install and easy to use Cons: none Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 USA Spec iPod Interface for 2007 Caddy Escalade EXT Written By Clay, Albuquerque, NM on Wednesday, July 31, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent, high quality product! Pros: Outstanding sound quality. Easy to install. Cons: Operating/use instructions could be more clear. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 2007 Saab 9-3 With NAV, Glitches. Written By TiredFrog, Portland, ME on Friday, April 05, 2013 READ IF BUYING FOR A SAAB WITH NAV - The unit operates great, like it should. However it seems to be faulted when paired with a SAAB nav unit - tracks seem to skips forward or repeat at random intervals on their own. Tried with different ipods, iphone and exchanged the PA20-GM for a second unit. Still Skips. Rating 4 stars because this unit is technically not designed for this vehicle. Pros: Good Display Cons: Tracks Skip forward or Repeat randomly. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Works great in my 2009 Saab 9-3 w/Bose Written By Eric, Chicago, IL on Sunday, January 27, 2013 Works great in my 2009 Saab 9-3 w/Bose sound system. Yes, that's right, in my Saab. If you own a Saab 9-3 2007-2011, Bose system or not, this will work in your car (as long as you have XM radio, which I know was standard equipment for 2007-2009, not sure about 2010 and 2011). This will absolutely NOT work in a 2006 and older Saab 9-3. The factory head unit is a re-purposed, re-programmed, and re-trimmed version of the standard GM head unit that you find, for example, in a Chevy Silverado (Saab did this to cut costs). Installation is easy, just remove rear passenger trunk liner to expose the XM unit, plug in the USA Spec in between the car harness and the XM unit, run the iPod cable to the front center console. Crystal clear CD quality sound. I have had this for 2 years and I've compared the sound quality between the same song (USA Spec vs. physical CD in player), and I can't tell the difference. Allows you to control (and charge) the iPod from the factory head unit, or you have the option of controlling it from the iPod. Displays song title, artist, genre, etc., even scrolls if it's a longer title. Great solution if you're like me and wanted to keep the factory stereo look. See cons below for my 2 complaints. Pros: See above Cons: The biggest complaint, by far, is the inability to change the iPod tracks with the steering wheel controls. Whether or not this is because of USA Spec programming or GM programming, I don't know. If you try and use the steering wheel track change buttons, it changes the radio station and stops your music. So, you just use the track change buttons on the head unit. Second, the provided iPod cable is NOT long enough to run from the trunk to the front. You have to purchase an iPod extension cable. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 USA Spec iPod Control Written By Iceberg, Washington, DC on Tuesday, October 23, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The installation took me the same 10 minutes that everyone else says it took them. The sound was good, but the control features didn't work for me. I could see using this product if you don't have too many songs/albums/artists in your iPod. Since you can only go through 24 of any grouping at a time, without having to go out and back in again, it took me forever to get to certain music on my iPod. But, to be fair, I have eight hundred and something albums in my iPod. Just wasn't convenient, so I'm sending it back. Pros: Easy to connect Cons: Way too difficult to scroll through music choices Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 out of 5 USA spec iPod interface Written By D Dubya, Pearland, TX on Wednesday, August 15, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This unit seemed to be ok based on what it is supposed to do but did not deliver in my 2009 escalade. Pros: Good sound quality. Easy plug and play installation. Cons: Unit never would perform all features advertised. I could not get all the menus to appear despite several attempts. Didn't get any help from Crutchfield techs and USA SPEC was not much help either. USA spec sent me a replacement unit that shut down entire radio and instrument panel. Needless to say I had to return both units. 2 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Perfect! Written By American_Made, Indiana County, PA on Monday, July 30, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is my second USA Spec ipod interface purchase. I had great luck with the other interface in my 2001 Impala and now I'm enjoying this one in the 2011! This was so much easier to install in the new car because it connects to the satellite receiver in the trunk, rather than behind the radio like in the '01. Everything works great! Pros: Minimum Installation Time, Great Features Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 USA Spec Written By B.H., Kansas on Wednesday, May 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great Product. Like others it's easier to figure it out yourself than consulting with the directions. Love how you can control it from the navigation unit and set up short cut keys, or direct control from the Iphone. Purchased this for 2008 GMC with navigation. Pros: Everything Cons: directions are not great. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 USA Spec Ipod Interface for GMC Written By Brion L, Nashville, TN on Monday, February 06, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased this product for a 2009 GMC Sierra. This thing is awesome. Installed in 15 minutes. Worked with no problem right out of the box. Well worth the money and thought it was a very good value. Worked with my factory stereo and steering wheel controls. Instructions from manufacturer were not up to date but if you throw them away and just figure it out for yourself you'll be less confused and very satisfied. My Ipod never sounded this good with the aux jack in dash Pros: Sound is 100% better the aux jack Complete control of ipod through factory radio Simple install Cons: Factory instructions not updated to specific auto manufacture model 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM Written By paul, wyoming on Monday, September 12, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) would have given it a 5 but when you use the steering wheel controls to go back a song, the radio preset changes instead. works fine when using the controls on the radio. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM Written By RodneyJ, Philadelphia,PA on Tuesday, August 02, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product works great,very easy to install. I love it!!!! 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 out of 5 Didn't Work For Me Written By KP, MI on Thursday, April 14, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have an 09 Malibu and bought this so I wouldn't have to plug into the aux jack. Installation was a pain, though no fault of USA Spec. However, once I was able to access the XM module and plug in the unit, it didn't recognize my iPod. For some reason it only would charge my iPod and tune to the right station, but it would never really recognize the device. Tech support from USA Spec was just as good as their installation instructions. They gave me a serial number of a module for an exchange with Crutchfield but gave nor took any information from me about how to make sure I got that specific module. Needless to say, I'm just gonna return it and use the Aux jack... 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Great product - 2007 Denali Written By baker, Atlanta, GA on Thursday, March 24, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This product works great in my 2007 GMC Denali. Took less that 10 minutes to install. Drop the glovebox, disconnect from the XM box, plug adapter in and run the cable to a convenient location to connect my iPhone 4. I would give it 5 stars with the exception of the documentation from the manufacturer. It is a photocopy of a photocopy of a photocopy..... Radio screen captures are almost impossible to read. Other than that, this is a great product. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Ipod adapter didn't work too well Written By vcatfish, Roseville CA on Sunday, March 13, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This adapter didn't work too well. I have an early version (2003) classic Ipod and it is not compatible with this adapter. I tried my wife's Ipod nano (2009) and it worked a little better but would not recognize all the songs, playlists, artists, or albums. It was finicky. When it played songs, they sounded great. I will be returning this adapter - it doesn't quite work very well in my 2008 Avalanche. Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Product Written By Nick, Boston, MA on Tuesday, January 25, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I installed this in my 2007 Yukon XL Denali. The truck has factory NAV and XM. Installation took under 10 minutes. Please note, you do not need to remove the radio for this vehicle (and probably others) when you have XM. It plugs into the XM module which is behind the glove box. The Crutchfield supplied instructions do not tell you this, nor did they know how to get behind the glove box when I called tech support. It's easy though. Open the glove box and feel up top until you come across a plastic tab which holds the box from opening too far. Push up on that tab and the glove box drops right down. The XM module is right there. I wrapped the extra cables together and stuck the module back and up so it would be out of the way of the glove box closing. The USASPEC instructions tell you where the XM module is located, so if it's behind the glove box this might be useful for you. Easiest installation I have ever done. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 iPod in GMC made easy Written By Shoreman, Eastern Shore,MD on Wednesday, November 03, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This little interface device was very easy to install. It plugs right into existing wiring that is right behind the glove box (which drops easily out of the way by pressing at one spot). Once installed, plug your iPod into the interface cable in your glove box. Playlist and song selection on your iPod is then done from your existing Audio/Navigation display screen. No need to access your iPod which remains stored out of sight in your glove box. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Quick and easy installation and reasonable functionality Written By tekguy6, Southern Illinois on Sunday, July 04, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Added this to my 2007 Avalanche (Bose w/Nav), and found the installation extremely easy and completely tool-less. I've tested the unit with a 1st generation iPod Touch and a 5th generation iPod Nano, both work fine and exactly the same. The iPod plays via the XM feature of the factory stereo, this means the radio doesn't think there should be such a thing as next track (as there wouldn't be on an XM station). For this reason, the only way to change tracks is using the tuning dial on the right side of the radio, the steering wheel controls do work, but only to change playlist, artist or album -- not track. This is disappointing, but live-able. Were it not for this inconvenience, this unit would deserve five or even six stars for ease of installation and function. Using the nav screen, you can choose what playlist is playing or artist, or album. There is also an iPod Direct function, allowing you to use the controls on the iPod to play whatever you'd like -- including Podcast video (video plays only on the iPod screen). 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM Written By RUSSELL, Central Texas on Wednesday, March 10, 2010 Easy install less than ten mins to do everything. works great with the nav unit in my wifes denali 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Would give it six stars if I could... Written By mgsid, Burke, VA on Monday, March 08, 2010 I own a 2006 Buick Lucerne CXS pre-nav, XM-operational sat. receiver with the Harmon Kardon 6-disk in-dash changer (factory installed). I don't consider myself an expert installer (especially with a 40K Buick) and figured this out in minimal time. In fact, finding the XM receiver in the trunk took the most amount of time (it was exactly where they said it was). I installed the interface module in the lower center console with just the Ipod cable visible (for connection) in the upper center console. I thought the glove compartment would have been much more difficult. It turned out to be a very clean install with no exposed wiring (I wouldn't stand for it). The best part? The sound quality I get with an 80 gig Ipod Classic (all WAV files) through the stock HK system is absolutley incredible--noise free and audiophile quality. You'll never run anything through the AUX jack again...I have full steering wheel and display control of all Ipod functions. If there was a downside it would be the manual--it doesn't read well at all. Amazing product. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Product Written By chris, Pittsburgh, PA on Sunday, February 21, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Fantastic product, Being that ive been a fully certified GM technition for 10 years install took less than 5 minutes to install on my 09 silverado without nav with xm, and this unit is 100 bucks less than the one offered by GM! i have full control of my IPhone, through the radio now and all the bluetooth functions opperate as they did before the install! if your lookin to control and charge your ipod/Iphone... then this is the best unit for the job! 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 USA Spec GM iPod® Interface Written By tatenator, Plano, TX on Monday, February 15, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Purchased this item to incorporate Sirius Stiletto 2 into 2009 GMC Sierra sound system. Installation was very easy, but instructions for software set-up to interface with factory radio could have been much clearer. Written instructions assume you are connecting iPod & leave you to figure out the Stiletto on your own. Sound quality is excellent. I had a chance to compare the factory XM to the Stiletto for about a week & the USA Spec GM iPod® Interface along with my Stiletto is much cleaner with better bass, mid-range & treble. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 iPod in 2007 Yukon Written By Anonymous, San Jose, CA on Monday, February 01, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Installed this unit in my 2007 Yukon that has a non-navigation 6 disc changer AND has XM radio. Found the XM unit directly behind the glove box, which easily drops open for access. This unit's harness plugs directly in-between the head end and the XM unit -- easy install, without any problems. The most difficult part was snaking the iPod cable, and then bundling it all up behind the dash. Control of the iPod through XM253 is fairly well implemented on the non-nav radio. Also allows direct control through the iPod's GUI. A previous review about not being able to "track forward" -- I do not have this problem on my 2007 Yukon. I am able to do this through the head end unit with the rotary control (with the musical note on it), and the steering wheel selector with the >| notation on it. Since the sound output is through the dock connector on the iPod, volume control is through the head end unit and not controlled by the iPod, as expected. The sound is outstanding, as you are by-passing the headphone jack of the iPod and directly connecting via the dock connector to the head end unit. I highly recommend this adapter! Keep a copy of the instructions on how to control the iPod in your glove box...it is a little counterintuitive in some respects. This absolutely beats any FM modulation scheme. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM Written By Donald, Ontario, CA on Thursday, January 21, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy installation on my 2010 Silverado with XM Radio. By the way there are no instructions on install for this truck. It took me longer to find the XM module (Behind the lower glove Box which pops down no tools needed ) than it did to install it. Works well so far and gives me what I needed; stereo control of the Ipod. Make sure to look at all the papers in the box. There are updates on what looks look scraps in the box. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Lacking track forward Written By John, San Diego, CA on Wednesday, August 26, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I owned a previous version of the USA spec for my old GM and it was awesome. However, I was very disapointed to find out that the new PA20-GM for my new truck fails to have one major feature, track forward. This was a big bummer. I would much rather have no text and have the ablity to track forward. I am going to return. 1 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 07 CHEVY TAHOE LTZ Written By NOEL, CHICAGO,IL on Friday, June 05, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) GOOD PRODUCT, EASY INSTALL! HAD A FEW PROBLEMS THOUGH. AFTER A COUPLE OF DAYS THE SYSTEM BEGAN TO MALFUNCTION. I HAVE AN 07 TAHOE WITH BOSE/NAVIGATION AND AS I WAS GOING THROUGH THE ALBUMS ON THE SCREEN IT SUDDENLY LOST THE IPOD SIGNAL AND IT THEN AUTOMATICALLY WENT TO THE FM RADIO. TRIED TO PRESS XM TO RECONNECT BUT IT WOULDN'T LET ME. THEN THE RADIO JUST CUT OFF AND WOULDN'T TURN BACK ON. I WAS STUMPED. I THEN GOT FRUSTRATED AND TURNED IT OFF AND CAME BACK AN HOUR LATER AT IT WORKED NORMALLY. THIS HAPPENED TWICE AND I CALLED USA SPEC AND THE TECH TOLD ME TO CHANGE THE SETTINGS AND I HAVEN'T REALLY HAD A PROBLEM YET. IT'S AN OK PRODUCT BUT YOU CAN'T WATCH ANY VIDEOS ON SCREEN OR SEE THE ALBUM ARTWORK EITHER. BUT ALL IN ALL I THINK IT'S WORTH IT IF YOU DON'T WANT WIRES/CABLES RUNNING ALL OVER YOUR VEHICLE. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 very good for the price Written By jim, Baltimore, MD on Tuesday, April 28, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I found this unit to be very easy to install (less than 5 minutes) and its functionality is great and extremely easy to use. The only thing I would change is the amount of wiring that comes with the unit. It was about 5 feet to much! Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM Written By JOSE, New York on Friday, April 17, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent product, easy intallation (8 minutes hardware....5 minutes settings), no need to desmantel the dash board or pull the radio out. Fast acces to data on ipod, complete display of the titles on radio screen (navigation radio). Overall, anyway you have your music on the ipod, that's the way it's going to sound on your system. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Great product Written By Doug, NH on Monday, February 16, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a bit pricey, but I spent a year trying to find a good alternative to the stupid stereo and aux adapters for my Ipod...and this is worth the convenience. I would like to see a few more features (I think it is a lot more feature rich if you have the navigation option), but it has the ones that matter; allows me to use the steering wheel controls, great sound quality, and allows me to mount the Ipod wherever I wanted, because all controls are through the stereo. I'm very happy with it, it allows the best quality sound available without feedback. 10 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 3 questions already asked Does it display the song name and artist on the stereo face? [ Carl Mar 18, 2014 ] 7 answers sometimes i think it depends on how it was downloaded on the player [ DAN Mar 20, 2014 ] Yes and you have control from the steering wheel if equipped [ KEVIN Mar 19, 2014 ] Yes it does it displays [ DASHAWNA Mar 19, 2014 ] Yes [ PATRICK Mar 19, 2014 ] No, it does not. It relays basically no information back to the head unit. [ NATHANIEL H Mar 19, 2014 ] Yes it displays both artist and song name [ BRAD Mar 19, 2014 ] Yes it does. Considering that it's a third party product, I was pretty impressed with how well it works! [ BRAD Mar 19, 2014 ] Is it easy to attach the adapter behind the glove box and feed the cable out of the dash (perhaps on the bottom) so that it can be used with a phone mounted on the dash? [ JimS. Jan 06, 2014 ] 10 answers Yes there are ample places to exit from outside of the glove box or if you mount the unit below the stock head unit you can drop the ipod wire between the trim where the 12v cigarette lighters are located [ JEREMIAH Jan 08, 2014 ] hi there no problem putting it behind the glove box. device that I use stays in the glove box [ DASHAWNA Jan 08, 2014 ] I just placed the adapter in the left side of the glovebox and routed the cable under the center console to armrest and have my iPhone there. Works great! [ CLARENCE H Jan 07, 2014 ] Wish that I could help, but my application was to connect to the XM adapter in the trunk and run the cable to the center console. The cable is plenty long enough for this. [ JASON Jan 07, 2014 ] Yes, the hardest part was figuring out if I wanted to use Velcro or zip ties. Super easy to install. Cloths hanger comes in handy when fishing the cable through the dash from the glove box. [ PATRICK Jan 07, 2014 ] Yes it is. [ RICHARD Jan 06, 2014 ] Yes [ EVAN Jan 06, 2014 ] Yes, there is plenty of wire to reach a phone mount on the dash. [ NICKI Jan 06, 2014 ] I ran mine through the center console in my Denali. Removing the center was a pain but well worth it. The phone is closer to me and easier to access while driving. [ JASON D Jan 06, 2014 ] Its a very simple connection, I have a Tahoe and ran the cable under the center console and then when not in use I could hide it behind the plastic. Hope that helps, its a pretty easy fix [ KEVIN Jan 06, 2014 ] Does it work with an iPhone? Is there a way to connect without compromising xm radio? [ Scott Dec 04, 2013 ] 3 answers Dont use a iphone any more switch to samsung works great with a ipod also it will not compromise using satellite radio very happy with it [ DASHAWNA Dec 05, 2013 ] Definitely will work with iPhone for access to music, not sure about this particular interface with GM but I know when I installed a similar interface in an Infiniti M35 the iPod selection took the place of the satellite function (XM/Sirius) source on my factory Bose system, Crutchfield tech advisors should be able to answer that part of your question, they know their products very well, I'd call them and ask. [ DAVID Dec 05, 2013 ] I dont have the xm subscription in my car I have it on my phone. But when xm has free previews I can hit the direct button on my radio display and you can toggle between your xm and iphone. Just hit the butto again. Hope that helps. I have iphone 4s [ KEVIN Dec 05, 2013 ] For a more in-depth review and enhanced detailed information on the USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM, please visit the Crutchfield website product page (/ISEO-rccbcspd/p_581PA20GM/USA-Spec-iPod-Interface-for-GM.html ). × Front Searches related to the USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM Connects your iPod to select 2006-up GM LAN factory stereos USA Spec USA Spec iPod® Adapters for Factory Radios iPod® Adapters for Factory Radios under $200 USA Spec iPod® Interface for GM reviews


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They took part in the foundation's biennial Boots and Buckles in the Field dinner at the Connolly Ranch perched at 2,400 feet atop the hills south of Corral Hollow Canyon.
Celeste Garamendi, who hosted the dinner with her husband, Mark Connolly, said community support for the fundraiser "has been wonderful."
"It was a beautiful day, and while we haven't tallied everything yet, we expect it to be our best fundraiser yet," she said.
The visitors, some attired in western-style garb, wended their way up the hills to the ranch in an auto caravan leading around a number of bends in the partially paved road from the canyon floor.
At the ranch house, those taking part were served hors d'oeuvres and other refreshments before a tri-tip dinner — prepared by chef Jim Meservy and other volunteers — was served.
Auctions and a raffle followed the dinner.
Money raised at the dinner, held every other year since 2006, will help finance the West Side Pioneer Association's Lammersville Pioneer School project and Tracy Historical Museum programs for third-grade students, in addition to providing Tracy history coloring books for the young museum visitors.
Other efforts include the Tracy Nature Program, the poppy program and student art show each April, and other environmental education programs for students.

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I K.JMVHEATOX. v.w.vmnv WHEATON & PERRY, PI 4Wr*t*A'W'V*:IM»* ». i-iAKE, - . -MICH p™"l,ibatiS.oi;nl,^ll^'h '»»m will rei-eiv LOCAL MATTERS. *f-oi.,e Time ?'abie.-K. «fc j». m~ JSS;3? *• J{' I £««"W^.o:w A. m. a r."—J.S- »*. »r. I Passenger, 6:58 p. tt. -Ihe fin**, uniform of tlio African awusJ* simply sandals «nd nncktlo. Ihw i.-. a suggestion to the band, -Rev I—r-"-7j~«n_«yf *rf \Jte_^**w' WW* the to.l'pkW'S«h,.w.-_.,,^!_* T man, tin* voter, is the highest AmOri- ... , can court, and should judge only af- H» tins/* _. ...--- - M. II, ELDEX, JliWUrjOt. ANT. ji-.H.'n'.,Mt8niV."!.7A.« dealer 111 Wall Paper, Hooks and Station. I Via Sr.Mii'10 . ry, Rawing M.icliiii- -'i-tiii.*, etc., Cumi::. I ....... IKO. W. JEFKKRIES, Jewn. oj ri-alul Jl'STiii-, 11. ill! l'it..t.r, CUre IlliptlHt Council (li*). w, N't-ml au .mint, tfhin i-e o» .M.ihi Street. to iiiakiii,; c.llectious. Of- - Utarneij-.ul-Ltur and Solicitor, (hurt imtu'r Building, Farwell, Mich, (*1 ('. (.Ytfi'ERLIN, Attorney-linti-Counselor-at-Law, and Comiselor «fc .Solicitor in Chancery, Court House Building, Pant-ell, Mich. HC. DODGE, Jrsri.'K <u- thk o J*p.ack .iiitl XuiAitv l'muc, Vhu.so.n, lias Gooo Faujuxo Lands you Nam! ('irKAi1. TiTr.Ks Fkiu*j;ct, TKuars Easy. H. ('. Dojx.k, Fun'KUv, M.cH. (J II, SUTHERLAND, Xotary Public & Insurance Agt. Money to Loan , €J_S IMPROVER RI5AI, K»TA.T«S • Court ffoust' Jkiildiitg, Fa nndt. " H. COOLEY, * JL,OCAI_, BREVITIES, —Business in lively. ~Hou.se cleaning is all thc rage. —Paper napkins taking tho lead. , —Charlie Xeal h raiding a crop for the fair—a mustache. OKAM l; IN Harness, Whips, Hobos, & Blankets. TIIK BKST OK MATKKJAI. I'SKl., ".Il wrt warranted. ]* 1 v. ill. ^cp.iiriiw dolie promptly :ll cheaper than c:m he hou^hc c!m> -here in S.'i^iniit,- \'.tMi.'.-_ TT>rM_X SMITH, xotapy pujHjIc. Heal Estate and Insurance Agent, »ARK, -ttXCOT. J'..r ti.-til;ir:i(U>ntimi jni'l to ImiktnR Intnl. —Old papers for sale al this office at GO cents i>er hundred. —Circus time is with us, hut when., oh where is tlij* circuses? —Mr. Hay is purchasing aJl the - Iii-id contiguous to his big farm. —Boys, let your' colors fly. Don't tear dow the red—it is honor's hlem. X'crHoniil. —Mr. Charles Fr'iedebom was in Chicago Inst .reek, and witnessed the great billiard match there —Mrs. Ware offered hor resignation as President of the W. C. T. l\, i .SundayIstsl. It was1, romptlyneeded. : - Mr. W, A. Carpenter, Jr., of Far "Will it do your town good?" should be the question witli you, and not "will it help my party?" To i crease your advantages, advo- youl* interests, enhance your 'n'oiglilior-—Mid-|p'''>P<'rty nndhappines* is the mission | J of a local paper, and every man ought *U> UNof-.-jr. ' to be liberal minded enough to accept ........ *.,, .-nt-uiner and back; >y railroad; and tho third will be roin Montreal to .Saratoga and return via Lake Chauiplain and Lake George, -.end tit-imp for particulars to W, II. 1.i.KAiiT,iiv, Detroit Iteming AVi'v*. ed atClan-XwS fi/rVrr."1,"■«■-•■ vte.r. »*J-o«jetH "KH of uie Tow,, Board of firant. fOKf-JtCIAI-l P->U\M._ ami e-iunat. payuij 1114 pine timber, sidjiiMini; tre Li-ts for 11011 n;>id':nt-., , . . t 1. . ..,.« 1.... i,,.^.,, ,f Mai,li...,;i-nreI.,M,rn..,,tMm".1t,y.fXeWVork innC,n<WkKk' P°°T* ,,l,t hmf*U stningand .omul, vi-uh )««■ r..tt_. I __\.ny lady «ui get ft ^l-"> Wil.* -Judge Wlieaton has six acres j? mwt am-ptable teachei* in the prima- j y ready for onions, and feels like a gen- j r-v dt-partmc-nt J^f IiS. D. a Hiuzkl, SXAKK ST., cuws, Has Just Received a Xew .Stock of MILLINERY GOODS, t LatestStyles, BestGoods, f«» *.!,Cheaper thau can ' !•? #J elsewhere. Call i ^1Xf*Jt. JBPFEBI128. ►Sowing Machine by hours labor. ' where. ; —Mr. Win. A. Smith, late of ('hire, writes to his friend, Mr, Hockafellow, giving ft wwilHiniljw| nilml" lk, ww w oll son. wtJSl»* «fl»k ^fitand^ So Mr •??' S'™ to MOT«^« with ■Vii. Jn A fiSK-yewHtowBihK ^.5rr V1 r,^,ttl t(> W- lots'. m'srxKf-is toor;8, Try Wolsky-s §5 suits. Try Jeft'erieri',-- i.0 cent -iuo cut, . Wolsky'sSLOOpant-i can't be beat, Xew (.rahaui bread at I'Medr. Ltinge's Bakery. j Ho sure to calf at Wolsky-n for bar- i gains-. Lap dusters and hor., e screens at C'ooioy'h. Cbew Jackbon'ri Be.t Sweet JVavy Tobacco. A large stock of Harness on hand at Cooley's, " v latest style hats and caps alwavs Jkppl at Wolf-ley's. 1 \. ■»«"-»? Mnvod and supported to adjourn to' Best a assortment of boots and shoes at Win. Wolsk y's, be bought !and sge. '(HO -\r_ « it ^a , ' — -"""' See our pri^e offer eiso | J!0 "l"wIl ,;Um1'" Jf(> Wlrf «> ^'tted tho &^i^W^h» f^torof, ! Hmt he had to "butt his head against Siin(taHaJt15& di5? JS h,fe*V?°' -The woods north of the M F I" h,ml,t,r 1'He" to see if it was moor pl*imWrt£EE™ *& H**.th* Fl-OYJ IirAlXK IN! I FRESH & SALT MEAT, < Fresh and Cured Fish, ( Fine Groceries and General Fakm PiionrcK. < Cheapest T E A in Town ! Cash pa id for h ides. ■:'/ 3LV1N STREET, CLARE. -' A.CARD TO THK ^UBLK,, , . •,,"". -"'"j'-'omeoiieelse." He ,-mv—stai-s—and church were set on tiro Monday by a j*r - ■ boy, and it required some exertions Lj to prevent considerable damage beingL, doiio. • - - : - ** - ■■■■—• * * " *• -»• "jiiia post-.scrip adds that "Ilothato boy,audit required some exertionsLj0|rI what iva le-ij bestlookh'n gim, tiic e. oxepted. » veil," wJueh mwn,. the' mqth-,.—-".- r and cliild or, if you w ii^it,'Mm4&h H< self and-the. hmhw i«!^. «t»bv4ra^i?- 1--J M. K, Hoclal. Theladfes «k*j«i of theMethoclistltoS^'i^llMJ.0^'1^ ««oUjrh i tctnlcr my hearty tlianfc< to the till?eland vicinity for tlieir pa^t puiroii.ige, and «»uld in vile a -oiuinuancr of the _.-im<-. The Clare Bakery. FRESH BREAD AND ROLLS EVERY DAY. CRACKERS, CAKES, CANDIES AND CONFECTIONERY Ornamenting Cakes for Parties Stmais ft tfpecittlty. Good Lunch Room. Oysters, I'ic., Cakes-, Crackers, Roll done. •—Zaehtiruift Chandler is throwing! Uitions, grape, canister, railroad iron, red hot | shot, old boota, tin-pans and nails in-' to the democratic broast-wor 1-h with a vengeance, —A prominent merchant of Calkin; ... . . -, j . i -- , . it . , , — — rr* "**<>. tne dure vdlc w said to have been arrested oft. -" --- - —/- •;*«' people the benefit of what ho knows suspicion of transferring fruit trees ™ontH Wl111,e wrvnl' A c'ordl111 •«* Success to him4-Mt. Pleasant Times fromtlio_garden,of hiS neighbors to jwta^ ^tt^W Pi^. P^ ^ th^ » l»W»Iy com- *■■■'•■"■■'■"-' _ \_- rr -.t- plimentary, though it is probable our genial friends arc gently poking '/an at us. It isn't true, hor-mii--. ^..^ .t....v".iihui juHiiHungt'ormnit- 41jtf-2T/W.. Iiere not ^ ° 'I«»nnn present. i - uwomiuuiied bv -Movcil to adjourn until I o'clock' Wcw stock of «othin?ju1recpiYwi Mr. Newth reported by pre-'entin letter from Mr, Boomer, offer j take •ftfOfl net cash injr to that of Ins own —The gentle musfjuito cometh at mom with sharpened bill, and as the shades of evening approach with its cold breezes, the musquito hieth away tis of ciare I to a more congenial climate, —Decoration Day will be generally i observed in tho large villages and! cities rr'i"r'j •.!«'.»■ tj- — ' Mrs. W, II. Waiik, Secy. and FRIED. LANGE. HOTELS, LIVERIES, &c. fjEW FURNITURE, NEWLY fisfitted, Xew Proprietor. ST. J AM ES H O TEL, V. K, BROWS, S»r©p., MOUNT PLEASANT, MICH. 1 irstCUs. Arcomm»dation_. (looti Sample Rooms lor Agents. Good Barn, TgAGLE HOTEL, Coral, Montcalm Co., Mich. A. FRED GOODENOUGH, Prop. A T<BJH|»eraM«e House, This is si new house, nently furnished, convenient t.» thc t.ains> with jf.jotl accommodations at reasonable prices-. G0O11 B^I-VElffi-a' ATTACESISBP. "PARWELL RILLIARE HALL FARWELL, MICH. FINEST~CIGARS, Pure Mine*, Liquors, Ales,Beer, Porter, Cider, Me. Those desiring a pure arlide are invited to Kill, HENRY NEWTON. UMMERS ■& NEWTON, Proprietors of the The Wheat Crop, The Detroit Free Press publishes what it terns "complete reports of tho appearanceiind prospects of wheat." It shows a satisfactory condition of the crop, but thinks it will not exceed That's right." If youappre" the acreage or yield of Jasiyear. The, eiato the homes you possess, give a cokl wea her delayed early plar. ting, thought to the dead heroes who sav- ^ mention is made of U».re and,Isa. ed them for you. M a ?°!J,n.I0H' f .wre «,!ir"('r iaTOa^ ,, , and yield is certain —Hereafter, all notices of festivals, socials, parties, or public meetings where the object is to obtain money, require to bo paid for tho same as any other advertising. W*v are wil- A proposition presented from Mr. C. W, Sterns offering to give a site for hall opposite of his hotel free gratis, A petition was presented with/30 signatures, requesting the town board Joil'erie.*.' 40 cent Tea beafw any ..0 cent tea in town. Try it. A choice selection of cakes and confectionery at Eriedr. Lange'.*.. Tho.ie fruit Biscuit at Friedr. Lange'.*' sell like hot cakes. to ptirclmw the first above mentioned _. . , " ;, .fto for Tnwn IPill Lt***fTe stock of '•va,• l^P^t »0W pat- Htoforiownuaii. . terns, cheap at II. Trevicticlc's, Clare, Moved and supported the board _____ XM LI • ,, - tru«-*, because our •^SSi,*."a.*uf"T"'""™"^"°t»™( ."'..-t »♦-«-»- A Trip to Motiiit I'lcMHaut, After a residence of over a year in Clare we paid our first visit to Mount . arried. A. A. Kjiavkk, Chairman. Pwyd L. Post, yWy, company • • it*-.- Pleasant last Sunday, in ^..^miy ling to do our share for all benevo- with County Treasnrer, J. C. Rocka- lent purposes, but we are not able to fellow. The fame of this delightful do about ten times as much as any little place has spread near and far all other person in Clare, over the .State, 11 is located on a gen- —The firm of Mason A Dunning +>>>-**'■-"*•'*-•" has been dissolved, and Mrs. Mason will hereafter conduct the business. A neat ice cream parlor has been fitted up, which proved a succet!. under her management. A new lot of millinery and fancy goods have been ordered, and will bo noticed in the next issue of The Pkkss, oho. ThegtillU-tMajorLong,' « certainly a ^iHlaomw mail, charm-1 ~^Jjl!U I thlPUTP°* of locating a To .vn Hall "xt-iv .. ~" i lt1ivasmoved and supported fhnt of greens and vegetables season on hand. Friedr. Lange. PkoDi*c:b of all kinds taken in exchange for Harness at Cooley's, Clare, Warm pics and soup at II o'clock n. m., at Mrs. Bigley's Restaurant. Sold in quantities to suit. Best assortment of whips and lashe*. in the county and sold at bottom prices, at W, S, Cooley's, Clare. Cooley hasjustrecoivedahirge stock Every man in should take at least one papers, and both when the tie rise of ground above the Chippewa river, is charmingly laid out, handsomely built up with publishuilding?*, business places and private residences. [at least to sonic extent Although it wns the Sabbath, many ' "._ presented a cheerful acpect quite uncommon on that day. ™T- '- "* " We had the pleasure of contains soni-iidn^noTtfr\i,fP?L,f/ an<1 ««J»Portod that the ber's liking, feat is the fl«t « > Pf >P?'SJt!on of to* ^^ven be accept! he thinks of Wmifesuw ,?H1h0d ^ 0t" bIock 30 ^W. LoS to oS^ST/SS^-rse Move, to'^ M,. feiI]J ^Hung. ew-H T,vidi, (—p^es, .sis., ^ j-. to ^Ur^^ 1 is right, It cannot be " j ..^v _«.-».-- veu a large stock of whips, both team and driving, the best in thc county and as cheap as the cheapest. Something New—H. Trevidick has ceived a larere ntnoir of ^"'•-'-'.made and at Call at Friedr. Lange's bakery. You will find all that you can ask of a first- class bakery, but do not call without the. sri iKitin*' —*-'■— " the so called, colatcralls. Mrs, 8 ™',uuls"- -L-ivo and let live" is\vlw"*f ««« that his paner is t" t.,.7 ,muw* J»lH'/ionest with h____«.ir'." i , . ^'W'0""1 that it be the true brotherly policy. * M Our <i,d frie^X ^ ^ j™ ! tive Hopkins is in White Mountains. Will he Hkolr.'r?Ui,K,"slriin*)00rh«*lth,thouirh ^ A _.»". somebody with him? It wS £ « JWE?od to the CVipltol, 3teSS HARWELL LIVERY, '^"d^ opportunity to see «"e ,tc ^J™™*0*1 ™ ^11 worthy IIOR«.K«! ^A^T.rr-c n-RUP f??"ffttheM' ««d dine atJ Sf^0?'./*« Proprietor * "UKbhS & CARRIAGES mil-c and honey for 40 dav IO LET. , nlghtj. Judge Wheaton th ■t attic* conveyed everywhere in this T11 **Iso fake in the California. _^,. «e.io» ojtf ?v'c/;j//i/. sion to f-ee the sitrhta of thJ i, land and welcome U. s. G. g en i^n/^nU!l1 *«!t^P«^^^ "SS-Terms reosonable. ovtf* party t«dflfa- ^ ^™| ^.^.^ loving the barn •sheet. To that (xton., the?eel nS ]ot Unt h "f thTon'' fl-u«W«.e*id a proper ono. j s ■ J™ UPto m£h water mark, and fflHniP, ****** things to befcSfr ,t!1Cret0* S'1Vin* th* K «w»8i<ttra«oii. Fiitofali "m° T~'x """ o\ves|ttoliim,soifand'so- jxrfed in political mat-, ",",. «i\fe|* and continuance of I tho las HW^.^na't'ri-fhtJrtal. ' tlliL' ?/itelhgent use of tho a. . i l4«nost withthX1^'!"f:S,:!a(!,^wM that it be iit'igit| both sides of Hif Jniiy ft thoir iii/rtf«., which can - be done by a iearch after the trnt'lf i. -.^"^ ancI fiUI-P°rted we -accept tho t ^Monct iron and chilled nim,-<, -■sis «?a fp^A fiS3SS£*SS # u> ("Wipi I ai*Cl Macmno shnn. f!io.r. 'u«««ry Moved aod supported That we ad- ""td^r. Shaver shall have per- ti wit/I ._ i.._. « . + the " s ."!.- -l.otk-E.—Thereby forbid all per- decd for the same. Lost. so»s tracing my wife on ray account Moved and supported to acceptor g^J&fi&$t °f h0t C°n" [rs. Merrill's j proposition. Carried. Budd Lake, May 5, '7!.. Moved and supported to re-consider H« B. Dbyek. - * t proposition and motion. Car- Xe\V stock of clothing just received at R. Crawford's. Will sell cheaper than anywhere else in the county. J Whole suits from $i up to $14, which cannot be excelled for styloor quality. 13c sure and call at R. Crawford's store I tender my hearty thanks to my od_i " ,, ...v. x sen mem ex-- trcmely low but strictly foi* cash. Do not call without it. '"- ' numerous friends and patrons for theu eustotrt. I receive good now goodi. nearly every day. I sell them pt.- 4 J Remember tho¥- Place is at n&:u%%\%S&J!?\ ■JB^PJ^Jfr
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|1879-05-23; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, May 23, 1879 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
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|1879-05-23; Clare County Press
|Goodenough & Wilson
|Friday, May 23, 1879 issue of a Clare, Michigan newspaper. Published weekly. Began publication date unknown. In 1886, the title was changed to The Clare Press
|Clare (Mich.) - Newspapers; Clare County (Mich.) - Newspapers;
|Copyright Permission
|This material is in the public domain.
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*f-oi.,e Time ?'abie.-K. «fc j». m~
JSS;3? *• J{' I £««"W^.o:w A. m.
a r."—J.S- »*. »r. I Passenger, 6:58 p. tt.
-Ihe fin**, uniform of tlio African
awusJ* simply sandals «nd nncktlo.
Ihw i.-. a suggestion to the band,
*rf \Jte_^**w' WW* the
man, tin* voter, is the highest AmOri-
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M. II, ELDEX, JliWUrjOt. ANT. ji-.H.'n'.,Mt8niV."!.7A.«
dealer 111 Wall Paper, Hooks and Station. I Via Sr.Mii'10 .
ry, Rawing M.icliiii- -'i-tiii.*, etc., Cumi::. I .......
IKO. W. JEFKKRIES, Jewn. oj
ri-alul Jl'STiii-, 11. ill! l'it..t.r, CUre
IlliptlHt Council
(li*). w,
N't-ml au .mint, tfhin
i-e o» .M.ihi Street.
to iiiakiii,; c.llectious. Of-
- Utarneij-.ul-Ltur and Solicitor,
(hurt imtu'r Building, Farwell, Mich,
(*1 ('. (.Ytfi'ERLIN,
Attorney-linti-Counselor-at-Law, and
Comiselor «fc .Solicitor in Chancery,
Court House Building, Pant-ell, Mich.
HC. DODGE, Jrsri.'K


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Last week's Remember When "mystery photo," below left, shows that the fall 1978 election campaign got an early start in Tracy on June 30, when Norm Shumway, Republican candidate for the 14th Congressional District (right), and Roy Brock, Republican national chairman (center), came to town to plug for Shumway's election. Here they chat with Tracy Realtor Bob Harris on a downtown sidewalk.
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The knives (and forks) are out as a group of strangers compete for the title of ultimate dinner party host. And the £1000 on the table adds spice to the proceedings...
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The award-winning Come Dine with Me returns for another series of mouth-watering food and hilarious hosting. Five strangers, who reckon they are a dab hand at entertaining, compete for the £1000 prize by taking it in turns to throw a dinner party in their own personal style.
Episode 1 - London - Greg
The first host in West London is landscape gardener Greg Basire, who modestly describes himself as "Mr Mediocre".
Episode 2 - London - Hugo
Recovering from a very late night, linguist Hugo Preece is finding it tough to get organised.
Episode 3 - London - Sabrina
Iranian-born Sabrina Ghayour plans to wow her guests with a lavish Persian menu.
Episode 4 - London - Amii
PR princess Amii van Amerongen is planning a charm offensive to stop everyone from arguing.
Episode 5 - London - Thoby
It's the final night in West London and food journalist Thoby Young thinks he has what it takes to scoop the £1,000 prize at the end of the evening.
Episode 6 - Bolton - Yvonne
The first host in Bolton is karaoke manager Yvonne, who plans to take her guests on a culinary world tour from Latin America to Asia, and back to Bolton in time for dessert. Yvonne is also a lover of amateur dramatics and is throwing in a song and dance number for her guests.
Episode 7 - Bolton - Mark
Property developer Mark is relying on his many time-saving gadgets to help him serve up an ambitious menu, while the group's self-appointed joker Paul to tries to entertain the ladies, with mixed results.
Episode 8 - Bolton - Kate
In Bolton it's the turn of bubbly blonde Kate Mayers, who's got her hands full pleasing her guests. Meanwhile, serial flirt Paul makes some rather racy discoveries in Kate's bedroom.
Episode 9 - Bolton - Paul
In Bolton, smooth-talking Paul is serving risotto with black pudding and scallops, Beef Wellington, and bread and butter pudding. But there's a catch. One of the team has been taken ill.
Episode 10 - Bolton - Sarah
It's the final night in Bolton and Sarah is feeling better and ready to seize the crown. But her hopes of winning rest on her hot fruit tower staying upright and not toppling over.
Episode 11 - Celebrity Come Dine with Me - Rodney Marsh
Rodney Marsh, Lesley Joseph, Paul Ross, Abi Titmuss and Linda Lusardi take it in turns to throw a dinner party. First up is Rodney Marsh, but there's one small problem - he can't cook.
Episode 12 - Celebrity Come Dine with Me - Lesley Joseph
Lesley Joseph loves entertaining, but admits her cooking isn't the best. So it's no surprise that her lamb isn't cooked, leaving her guests facing a meal of raw meat.
Episode 13 - Celebrity Come Dine with Me - Paul Ross
Paul Ross put his trademark bluntness to stinging use to criticise Rodney Marsh and Lesley Joseph's food, and now they're determined give as good as they got.
Episode 14 - Celebrity Come Dine with Me - Abi Titmuss
Abi Titmuss is better known for peeling off her clothes than peeling her onions but, unimpressed by the cooking so far, she's determined to prove that some celebrities can cook. With a little bit of help from a £2,000 bottle of wine.
Episode 15 - Celebrity Come Dine with Me - Linda Lusardi
It's the last session of the celebrity culinary competition and time for one of the celebrities to walk off with the £1,000 charity prize. Linda Lusardi is determined to try and win.
Episode 16 - Glasgow - Sonia
First to cook in Glasgow is former model Sonia Scott Mackay. Single girl Sonia is looking for romance - might boxing enthusiast Scott be the one? And will a menu featuring a different cocktail with every course woo the rest of her guests?
Episode 17 - Glasgow - Ian
Writer and whisky-lover Ian Black plans a distinctly Scottish menu with no-fuss cooking. And if this doesn't work, there's that bottle of expensive wine he's been saving for over two decades.
Episode 18 - Glasgow - Natalie
It's half way through the competition in Glasgow and primary school teacher Natalie serves a complex menu that goes down very well. But the conversation turns sour when Scott makes a throwaway remark about Natalie's four week marriage.
Episode 19 - Glasgow - Scott
In Glasgow Scott Borthwick is on a mission to impress, especially stylish ex-model Sonia. And late on in the evening Scott and Sonia share a steamy conversation in the bathroom.
Episode 20 - Glasgow - Helen
Last to cook in Glasgow is gregarious grandmother Helen Hancock who is taking her guests back in time with a retro menu featuring prawn cocktail and arctic roll.
Episode 21 - Northampton - Kirsty
The culinary competition comes from Northampton, where skiing fan Kirsty Frior serves a menu of winter warming food from the French Alps to her dinner party guests.
Episode 22 - Northampton - William
Marketing consultant William Henry, who has a tendency to dominate the conversation, is serving an authentic Italian menu along with rare wines from his own cellar.
Episode 23 - Northampton - Jenna
Cocktail lover Jenna Smith hopes to wow her guests with an unusual menu that features pigeon. But she's committed a classic dinner party error: attempting a dish shes never made before.
Episode 24 - Northampton - Angela
Scottish arts and crafts lover Angela Parker hopes her extra hand-made touches will win her the £1,000, which is just as well, as Jenna and Kirsty aren't looking forward to her haggis dish.
Episode 25 - Northampton - Alex
The final host in Northampton is artist Alex Soulsby, who spent years living in Thailand and is cooking an ambitious five-dish Thai menu while hoping to sweep guest Kirsty off her feet.
Episode 26 - Swansea - Sharon
In Swansea, pub landlady Sharon Craig is keen to introduce guests to her adventurous South African menu.
Episode 27 - Swansea - Annie
Welsh patriot Annie Haden thinks her traditional Welsh menu and hosting the party in Dylan Thomas' birth place will win the day, but not all the guests are impressed.
Episode 28 - Swansea - Nick
It's the third day of the competition from Swansea and club DJ Nick Madge is feeling nervous about satisfying his demanding guests.
Episode 29 - Swansea - Samira
The guests are still rowing, so beauty queen Samira has her work cut out for her trying to keep the peace and impress her guests with her Arabic menu.
Episode 30 - Swansea - Colin
It's the end of an explosive week in Swansea, and it's the job of Colin Consterdine to come up with a plan to keep the arguments at bay and impress the guests.
Episode 31 - Halifax - Leilani
The first to cook in Halifax is glamorous sales manager Leilani, who is hoping to woo her guests with her sophisticated menu. But her diners are bamboozled by a rather bizarre discovery in her flat.
Episode 32 - Halifax - Caroline
In Halifax, single mum Caroline is hoping to make up for her chaotic style in the kitchen by laying on a night that's all about fun. Until the lemon part of her lemon meringue escapes!
Episode 33 - Halifax - Ed
It's Ed's turn to cook in Halifax. As he lives with his Mum, his first challenge is to find the things he needs to cook up a storm. And then there's some bad feeling round the table to soothe.
Episode 34 - Halifax - Diana
The cook-off continues in Halifax, and it's the turn of Diana. The fun loving staff nurse has a taste for the hot and spicy. But plain speaking Steve hates curry, and all things spicy for that matter.
Episode 35 - Halifax - Steve
The final contestant in Halifax is Steve, who's serving seafood, boeuf en croute, and Eton Yoghurt Mess. And the food better be good, because Steve has made a few enemies over the week.
Episode 36 - Torbay - Gavin
The culinary competition visits Torbay on the not-so-sunny English Riviera. First to cook is street warden Gavin Dyer.
Episode 37 - Torbay - Alison
Super fastidious housewife Alison Deare - cleans for at least three hours a day, doesn't like any clutter as it "gathers dust", and is worried about catching warts from the inside of eggs.
Episode 38 - Torbay - David
Day three of the culinary competition in Torbay is the turn of political activist and bingo-enthusiast David Ward to throw his version of the ultimate dinner party.
Episode 39 - Torbay - Patrick
Well-to-do restoration expert Patrick Walker, is keen to show off his palatial house, including "the biggest Aga in the village".
Episode 40 - Torbay - Carol
It's the last dinner party of a momentous week in Torbay and it is down to Carol to provide a pleasurable dinner party experience.
Episode 41 - Basingstoke - Gill
In Basingstoke, amateur chef Gill Buley attempts a tricky choux pastry she hopes will wow her fellow diners. But do glamorous Gill's profiteroles make the grade?
Episode 42 - Basingstoke - Sophie
It's day two in Basingstoke and 26-year-old host Sophie impresses her fellow diners with her multi-million pound country pile. But Sophie's cooking doesn't quite go to plan.
Episode 43 - Basingstoke - Richard
Richard Carpenter reckons the warmth of his welcome and a hearty menu will prove a crowd pleaser in Basingstoke. But what do the guests make of Richard's chaotic home and, perhaps even worse, his split custard?
Episode 44 - Basingstoke - Gabrielle
Art teacher Gabrielle Hennig is a self-confessed "stress head" and hopes to do as much of her cooking in advance. But her eccentric hosting leaves her fellow diners in stitches.
Episode 45 - Basingstoke - Spencer
It is the final night in Basingstoke and marketing manager Spencer Uren is going all out to win. But the night takes an unexpected turn when a surprise revelation brings tears of reconciliation to the whole group.
Episode 46 - South Yorkshire - Alison
The latest culinary competition comes from South Yorkshire, and first up to cook is Alison who hopes to woo her guests with some good old fashioned food. But some of Alison's guests seem more gripped by the saucy picture above her bed.
Episode 47 - South Yorkshire - Toni
Up next in South Yorkshire is Toni. But the shaven-haired, motorbike-mad host's grand plan for the night go dramatically off the track, resulting in a trip to A&E.
Episode 48 - South Yorkshire - Mark
In South Yorkshire, the competitive, confident and cocky Mark is a man with a plan for victory as he arranges for some surprise celebrity guests to take part in the evening's proceedings.
Episode 49 - South Yorkshire - Gary
Super critical foodie Gary takes his turn as host in South Yorkshire. Gary's making everything from scratch, even the bread. But his healthy non-alcoholic welcome drink doesn't go down so well. Can the evening be turned around?
Episode 50 - South Yorkshire - Kerry
It is the final day in South Yorkshire, and plain speaking Kerry plans good old fashioned 'stick to your ribs' cooking for her guests. Except her dumplings turn out to be more like breeze blocks!
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Congress is planning dramatic cuts to the American budget and anything and everything is on the chopping block. The agricultural sector is likely to take a big hit but will the special Congressional "super committee" make positive change or keep pandering to Big Ag?
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Greg Van Avermaet sprinted to fourth place Wednesday at the USA Pro Challenge while three BMC Racing Team riders – Mathias Frank (second), Tejay van Garderen (fourth) and Van Avermaet (ninth) – are in the top 10 overall.
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DEARBORN / May 23, 2012---Six years ago, Oakwood Healthcare and University of Michigan-Dearborn began a partnership to create a more inclusive health and learning environment for children with and without disabilities, future teachers and clinicians. The partners envisioned a future where children with disabilities could be educated alongside children without disabilities by teachers with the knowledge to meet all their needs.
The collaboration has since developed into a nationally recognized model of service and education focused on children and families, and now, the two organizations will expand their collaboration with the creation of The Oakwood Healthcare UM-Dearborn Research Partnership an innovative program dedicated to advancing knowledge about inclusive childhood education and research.
For years, the work being done collaboratively between Oakwood Healthcare and UM-Dearborn has been an interesting example of the ground-breaking work that a relationship between a university and a community partner can generate, said Daniel Little, chancellor, UM-Dearborn. The expansion of this partnership reaffirms the universitys focus on the importance of healthcare and education and our confidence in the work being done, while providing the opportunity to showcase this work on a national level.
The research partnership will focus on expanding the work currently happening at Oakwood Healthcares Center for Exceptional Families (CEF), which provides comprehensive, coordinated healthcare for children with multiple disabilities and works in collaboration with UM-Dearborns Early Childhood Education Center (ECEC), which serves as a teacher preparation and research site for the School of Education.
Our partnership has opened the door for education professionals to better serve children with disabilities, said Susan Youngs, MD, CEF. We brought two acclaimed and very diverse clinical and educational programs together. Now, with the introduction of a high-caliber research component, we will be able to see and better understand the true impact our programs have on the delivery of health care and public education.
These partners have created a system for early childhood educators and healthcare professionals to work together to develop excellent educational practices for children with and without disabilities and best practices for teachers and healthcare providers. Together they created social, educational and therapy experiences for children and built opportunities that focus on inclusion.
The research partnership will allow those in the collaboration to share their work with those in the academic and practice community through funded research and academic publication. The transdisciplinary research generated will provide a knowledge base focused on best practice in education for children, families, teachers and healthcare professionals that can be replicated and shared on a national and international basis.
One of the most outstanding elements of the current collaboration is the synergistic knowledge sharing that happens between childhood educators and healthcare professionals, said Edward Silver, dean, School of Education. This new venture will enhance the value and long-term impact of the knowledge generated through the collaboration by disseminating the research not only in southeast Michigan but also in the larger academic and practice communities.
This is an important step toward a comprehensive strategy to align the clinical and educational communities at the Center for Exceptional Families and the Early Childhood Education Center, said J. Michael Wooley, executive director, CEF. Our partnership opens the door for national recognition and additional opportunities for grants and other accolades.
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I went on a photo tour of some new areas this morning, around the towns of Milford, Wilton, Lydeborough and Hillsborough, NH. I've not really toured these areas, but they are quintessential New England Villages, surrounded by rolling hills and marked with a steepled church and meeting house.
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