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S P E A K I N G
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The
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Tlie Norlhville Record-Novl News-Tliiirstlay, January -50, 19GJ
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Hazing of Ihe half-eenlury
year old building that form
erly served as the First Bapli.st Church of Novi was start
ed this weelt.
The white, picturesque
building, which stands next
door to the Baptist parson
age on Novi road across from
tile post office, has been sold
lo William and Aubrey King,
B o o s t
By BILL SLIGER
both members of Ihe Baptist
church which was establish
ed in 184G.
Aceoi'ding to liie brolhers,
Ihe property may evcniually
become the site of an electri
cal repair shop.
The present Baptist church
is located at the .snulhcast
corner of ll Mile and Taft
roads.
iVIrs. W. D. Flint, 27757 Novi
road, recalled Tuesday that
the building was built in the
summer "about 1914." She
and her fKNyear-old husband,
who is now living at the
Whilehall Conval&scent Home
here, are the oldest members
of Ihe church in both time
and age.
i\Ir. Flint lias been a mem
ber fof- 00 years, and she has
been a member foi' approxi
mately 60 years.
In 1912, Mrs. Flint recalled,
the church burned to the
ground. "I went down lo see
it. Mr. Flint went down first,
because he was on the school
boai'd and there was a meet
ing in the school house
(nearby)."
She said the fire was caus
ed by lightning which struck
the belfry during a "terrible"
electrical storm.
"I thinii they could have
saved it. But all there was
left standing was the chim
ney. It was a beautiful build
ing," she said, "much nicer
than this (old church being
razed) church."
While a new Baptist chui'ch
was being built, members of
the congregation met in the
Methodist church. The Bap
tist minister at the time was
the Hev. H. A. Huey, she
said.
The old church was vacat
ed two years ago in favor
of the new building at Taft
and 11 Mile road.
LANSING - More tiiaii liair{.?2.i) million il all ai'eas of (lie The State Boai'd ai'gues that viding public higher education thy stale in tei'nls of individual
Micliigan'.s population had noj state oi-ganizcd librai-y sys- library needs are left out in for their college age youth. income.
libi'aiy .service at all in ]%2 tems which qualified for tile the cold so far as financial The states he listed were New
assistance is concerned. Sta Yoi'k, New Jersey, Pennsyl Micliigun is one of 13 stales
and one million mni'c had in pi'ogi-am.
iii the iiatloii in wliicli aver
adequate sei'vicc. Recoi'ds of This would call for specific tislics seem to support this vania and Massachusetts.
age income reported in the
(he Stale Library Board also gi'ants for individual librai'ies contention.
b y J A C K VV. H O F F M A N
The now policy at MSU is to
.show that more coiinlie.s iiad and book sysiems which serv The Board notes that about limit eni'ollments from appli WGO ceiisiis averaged $li,000 0r
iiiorc
aimually.
The
iialioiial
no service than I'eceived ser ed areas of high population. ,?2.5 billion is allocated annual cants from these four states.
Liquor flowed and .spirits .$200,000 grant, so lots within
average was .fS.TOO.
vice.
were high on that October the city wer^ auctioned off to
Intent of the detailed plan ly for public sei'vices in Mich- Hannah said an ovei'load of
In a time wlien knowledge proposed by llie MLA and igan such as sewei's, water, Eastern region students would A good part of the hike in 1.3 — the day they laid llie help raise additional money.
But funds I'oi' the project con
is inci-easingly imporlani, this Slate Board is to encoui'age police pi-otection, health, edu not benefit the Univei'sity pop- avei'age income as compared cornerstone.
is eonsidei'ed a sad situation, improvement of the quality of cation and welfare benefits at ulation.
A few hours earlier men tinued lo lag and construc
with a state level of less than
indeed. Conscquenlly, a plan libi-ai'y service and e.xpansion all levels of govei'nmenl. The
$4,000 some 10 years ago was and women of considerable tion slowed painfully. Weeks
is pi-oposed to the 'l;egislalui-e of this sei-vice lo ai'eas not Boai'd believes its pi-ovince Legislators have objected to due to the fact that the num means had joined with those turned to months, months to
which would make the valuable [ |,o\v reached by libraries.
should get more than $13.2 mil Ihe number of out-of-state stu- ê,- of working women increas- who seldom had fond enough years until nearly a decade
benefits of books available to Last year's allempt 10 gel a lion of this public sei'vice ex dents, particularly fi'om New ed shai'ply during the period. on Ihe table to watch as the later the first occupants of
Vol. 9, No 39, 14 Pages, Two Sections/
Novi, Micliigan, Tilursday, February 6, 1964
York,
for several years. Today, census figures show 20 .symbolic stone was cement the house prepared to make
10c Per Copy, .$4.00 Per Year In Advance
mof-e people.
stale aid foriiitila i'0r libraries penditure; and thai the public
There have even been threats
the move.
At present the stale directly tlirougli llie Legislature (lldii't sorely needs services of li of decreased apporpriations if percent of Michigan's married ed into place.
Had the mansion been
The setting was one of de
women ai'e working.
supports only $1.5 million of gel far. There was liiile ap braries.
some method were not found
pressing squallor that prompt completed perhaps the ride
the $13.2 million needed to op- parent liitcrest voiced by llie
to cut down out-of-state eni'oll
ed Ihis feminine eye of pi'o- up the dirt road, across the
ei'ate libi'aries at their existing public, and oilier legislative
ments, which legislators befcssioiial appraisal: It is open sewer and past the piles
love). The difference comes proposals wliiclI drew more at- A decision 10 set a flexible lieve ina'eased Michigan costs.
quota system 0ii oiil-0f-slalc
Ihe "very dirtiest hole I ever of repulsive debris and con
fi'om local soiu'ces, penal fines ieiilioii gained precedeiicc.
students from ccrtalii areas at Basically, the legislatoi'S us
material would
saw forâ place of any trade struction
and federal funds.
This year advocates hope Michigaii
Stale Uiiivcrsily
or respeclabilily of inhabi have been less depi'essing.
The plan pi'oposcd would more individuals will provide sh0uld iilakc many incInbers ed the same ai'gumenl Hannah
But for the family which
tants."
double state su]iport over the local support foi- libraries and 0f the Stale Legislaliire liappy. has cited. They said New
Now Willi symbolism and first called it home, the inYork .and sevei'al other states
next thi'ee years. The cost will write or call their Sena
the chilling reminder that terioi' was equally disturb
would average about 37 cents tors and Repi'esentatives about A recent announcement by did not pi'ovide sufficient pub
not all enjoyed the luxuries ing. It was without plumb
MSU President John A. Han- lic education, and the influx
pel- person pci' year, or about the library bill.
of gracious living behind ing, plastered walls were
nah was basically what some here of Eastei'n students was
50 YEARS OLD — This 50-year-old church was sold recently and is
legislators have been attempt due to the cheaper tuition rales Di'.' Ei'ic J. Bradnei', presi them, men and women laugh slill damp and smelly, woi'kbeing
lorn down to make Way for a electrical repair shop. It is located
ing for several yeai's.
here as compared to private dent of Sichoolcraft college, I'e- ed and waxed serious, al- men continued their quiet but
across from the Novi post office.
irritating
duties,
and
the
tei'nately,
as
they
lifted
glas.sEastern
institutions.
ports that 22 of the necessary
Hannah said studies indicat
es to their lips in l(i mag furniture was hardly ade
Published by The Northville Record, Inc., 101 N.
ed four Eastern slates wei'e While legislators likely will 47 faculty membei's are now
quate.
nificent toasts.
Center Street, each Thursday. Entered as second not' doing Uicir share in pro be pleased with Hannah's de und(;i' contract, and . (.hat the
II would be many more
The joyous occasion mark
Fingers are crossed but
first
college
catalog
'will,
be
cision, it is also possible it
class lilatler at the U.S. Post Office, Northville,
A plan for the development of Novi, on the
ed the clo.se of disturbing months before the house was
there's still little evidence
available early in March,
could
result
in
heavy
pressure
L
a
s
t
D
a
y
Michigan.
drawing
boards for several years, will have to wait
finished.
Indeed,
the
work
delays
in
planning
and
it
- G o o d w I I I P i c k - u p - for all other Michigan colleges
that realization of a Novi
The number of applications marked Ihe beginning of has never completely stop a few more weeks — possibly months —- for final
and universilies to set similar
community park is any
for admission lo Schoolcraft what would prove to be a ped. From one family to an-,
approval.
The next visit of Goodwill quotas.
N A T I O N A l E.OITORIAl
To
Register
Gcillege has reached 805 ac lengthy and arduous con other has fallen the task of
closer than it was several
"Every reporter is not an ogre. (Actually, I
Industries pickup tf-ueks to
changes, additions, redecor
ltlonlhs ago.
Action on the village master plan was delayed
Nortliville is scheduled for The altei'nativc to this pi'es- cording to Norman Dunn, reg- struction period.
have known a few who are only mediogre.)"
Ironically, llie man who ating, and remodeling.
Monday. Goodwill trucks col sure i'oi' a quota system could jsti'ar. Of these, 71)2 applicants
SUSTAINiNG
M
E
M
B
E
R
Monday evening in an attempt to resolve disagree
4 Days Away
threat
of
the
show
an
interest
in
full-time
According
to
Eltlery
be
the
imposing
perhaps
more
llian
any
oili
Yet.
despite
early
incon
"To all reportel-s be honest."
lect household discai'ds of
ment over lot sizes suggested by the plan.
A 35-year-oId Novi
driving east on Pontiac .lacques, chief spokesman
clothing, shoes, hats, toys, wrath of the legislative purse- pi'ogi'affls, while 123 are apply er, was responsible for luin- venience amid a sordid setSUBSCRIPTION RATES:
"When a reporter calls, don't tell him you
Monday marks the final day
string holders.
ing for pai't-time college pro ing the building from |)apei' ling, despite wars, despite
most
types
of
furniture
and
$4.00
PER
YEAR
IN
MICHIGAN.
S5.00
ELSEWHERE
man
was
killed
and
a
-for
local
citizens
deterirltl-ail "apparently at a
Both the village planners left to the ordinance and sub-'
that Novi village residents may
are busy. He expects you to be busy, and the day
grams. As the college pi'epai'es di'cams into reality never oc gutting by fire, despite death
,j, ,!, ,!.
other household discai'ds.
register for the spring election, Wixom woman serious
and councilmen, meeting in division rules and regulations.
high l-ate of .speed" ined to secure a park for
he finds you aren't busy, he's going to have a bet
Each individual would un for opening in August, it is cupied it himself and, in and painful meinoi'ies, des
Advertising Manager
Donald Golem
Clerk Mrs. Mabel Ash said this ly injured in a car crash
joint session at a public hear
when he lost control of Novi, the state highway
To arrange for a Goodwill doubtedly deny it, especially completing plans for a pro- fact, failed to live long pite major overhaul',' the
ter story than the one he was looking for. SolneManaging Editor
Jack Hoffman
However, Heslip pointed out
week. The village offices will
at the end of the month when gram for medical laboratory enough lo see its first in white sandstone walls that
Industries
ti'uck
pickup,
ask
ing recessed froin an earlier that lot sizes were included in
department is still undewest of Wixom late Fri
the
car.
It
careened
off
times they ask for — and expect to get in 15 min
Supel'inlcndent
Robert Blough
be open until B p.m. on that
the operator foi' toll-free En bills I'oll in, but Federal statis assistants, details of which habitants occupy the yet un give it its name still stand
date, agreed to another recess the plan because it is these
day night.
the road, west of the cided as to whether or not
tiay.
utes — information that nornlally would take two
Publisher
Willialll C. Sliger
terprise 7002.
finished rooms.
as they did in IBOO when
tics show Michigan is a weal- are soon being released.
of the hearing until Monday, factors upon which the suggestit
should
part
with
some
Wixom
city
limits,
and
days to compile . , . talk him into giving you 20
John
and
Abigail
Adams
first
Designed by an Irishman
The clerk pointed out that
Pronounced dead on
ed ultimate population of 80,000
February 24.
of lillle distinction named called it home.
ci-ashed into trees and 56 acres of its property
minutes."
many citizens of the commun arrival at Pontiac Gen
people is based. A change in
James Moban, who emigrat
Obviously, the only Presi
brush on the north side here for a park facility.
ity have failed to I'egister —
On that day, following a pub- lot sizes, he implied, would
"Don't tell a reporter how to wl-ite his stol-y—
ed to the United Slates short dent never to occupy Ihe
even though they have been eral hospital was Gorof the highway.
iic hearing on another matter. change the pi-ojecled ultimate
The
land
is
boiiiided
by
l-96
ly
before
the
War,
the
house
mansion
w
h
o
can
I'ightfully
it's better to let the editor discover that his re
reminded by mail and by pre don G. Hileman, 48145
the plaiiiicrs and councilmen P''P"la"'"?, size and hence afon ihc south and Novi road on
earned for Its architect a be called its creator and who
vious newspaper announce Cedarwood in Echo 'Val
porter doesn't know how to write."
Both Hileman and the the west.
,$500 prize.
stood with the others in 1792
will sit down with developers feet also the numbei's and sizes
ments, pf the new constitution ley subdivision.
woman, an occupant in
and laud owners to discuss the of projected schools, elc.
Original plans called for-a on that day they laid the
"Don't be too quick to claim you've been
Last fall the department indial requirements.
inaster plan tvliere it deals llcslip adniittcd that the plan
cornerstone,
had
far
reachthe
car,
wore
tossed,
Geoi'gian
style
mansion
of
cated
a
willingness
to
part
with
misquoted in a story. Most of the time a repoller
Reported in "fair"
Notices wei-e mailed in De
with residential dcvelopincnt. Included maps that are misthree slorics befitting a gen ing vision when he wi'ole:
clear of the wreckage the land since it had been deMIDNIGHT
VISITOR
—
Pulling
up
to
Grand
River
avenue
on
Seeley
writes what you say, rather than what you think
BAB.SON PARK, Mass. - 1 the beginning of the United tication and ;h'calth of the peo all highways will be free 0f r believe ii) one God and'one tleman of class, but because
cember, reminding citizens condition at the same
"The doubts and opinion
as it catapulted into a lermincd that the Detrolt-ToleOfficials have expressed the lending, and that it calls for
road at midnight Sunday, Merrill C. Johnson, 43, of Livonia, lost conyoii'said, or what you later wish you had said."
have a fi-iend in [,akc Wnle.-;, Nations Oi'ganization, which I ple. It Is (juite liltely that elrl- lolls-,
that the new slate constitution hospital Monday was
' chui'ch"; • but if is the family lis' first rightful Occupant of others ... have oceaslom
do expressway would not be
hope that some kind of agree- kinds of residential develop-second tree. The car routed through Novi and that
Florida, Mrs. William Jones, feel sui'e is here to slay.
ployment wiirtome from three This book shows clearly tfiat arid home' which lIiust estab feai'cd cost of construction ed no change in my senti
permits voter. registi'ations to
trol of his car when the accelerator stuck and the vehicle roared across
Finally, the author consoles the official who, who specializes in aiilbenlic nnment will be reached before ment that appear to different
sources: (1) govei'niilent, I'e- i'eligion in many of its pi'Jmi- lish this failli — it cannot be might force postponement iil- ments on Ihe subject. They «
remain on- tlf(r"l'ol!ii'..Only if Hazel .Burns, .39, 3356
remained' upright.
the property here probably
Granci RTVer and plunged through the front window of the Active Saw
the vote' lo' eitherfecuiiiraeiid (liflil lliose cqllei^ foi; jij pre,-,
try as he might, still finds himself and the news- liqucs.'Some time ago she gave This book iilso siiggcsls how quii'ing pei'5pniiel\to ' run it'; tiyc forms was a kind of "ma left to legislation or church toge'her, ho persuaded llo- have always been, that the
Maple'
road,
Wixom.
the citizen has voted within a
could be made available to the
''
ihc sun, tile inonii, and the
Works,
coming
to
rest
finally
inside
the'^business
office.
Neither
Johnadoption
or disapproval of the sent village zonliig.
.paper in a perfect state of blissless incompatibihty. me a book, which I have ju.-;! slars were sufficient lo give (2) .education',''calling for teach gic". There gradually, fplloty- organization. Let me add, in ban lo lop off the lop floor. plan ought to be prosecuted
period of two years.
Tlie accident took community.
She reportedly suffered
plan
is
made.
Final
approval
son
nor
his
IS-year-oid
companion,
Billy
Negle,
also
of
Livonia,
were
Actually, the only real conHis aflvice: save your money, buy the news- fini.'^hcd looking over. It is on- free light, heat, and someday ers and doctors;' and (31 cbn- cd the rise of many d'itiereilt closing,' that !• feel the fulure With that floor, officials Willi ail the dispatch the na
place at approximately
Previously, the time limil leg injuries and severe
In light of this position in
or dlsappi'oval must come cci'n of Bond and the councillllled "The lli.sloi-y of
sliuction, creating demand for denominations. Along the. way must depend also on courage had'estimated the lol.nl cost ture of Ihc case will admit,
seriously injured although the boy Was treated for shock at St. Mary
.:paper and run it the way you think it should be kind." and was priiiiod many, I perhaps free power to cverywas
four
years.
head
cuts.
formal
proposal,
the
village
from the council upon the rec- men Is that the master plap
11:05 p.m. on Pontiac
those wJio have a trade.
— , between . the "quackecy" and self-conli'ol such as mark- at $400,000. Wilhoiii il, llo- and that Ihe public buildings
hospital. A workman is shown here holding the canvas that was hur
' body.
council verbally accepted the
oinmendation of the planners. may adversely affect agree
run! -•.
many ycai's ;igo bcf(ji-L' Ihc
ban hoped the inilial grant in size, form and elegance,..
Notices were mailed to all
trail,
six-tenths
of
a
riedly thrown up to cover the gaping hole.
According to state
proposal for purchasing the 50
with which il started and \he ed the pioneers of -old. We do
1i
'
As r go out at night and look
l.unc' 01 phoiogi'aphy.
township and village electors
several hundred church de not Ilavp lo fight wild,animals of .$200,000 would sufficiently should look beyond the preSpecifically, the councilmen ment by developers lo pay for
mile east of Old Plank acres.
police out of the Bright
at the heavens I am lmpi'essed ^ Howt|vill these buildings, benominations we have acquired for our "very existence; but wi; cover conslruction costs.
SL-iil
day."
who
have
not
voted,
continued
The
I
j
o
n
k
firs!
impn'.'-S'.'.s
ms
that llie suggested mini the new sewer system. If the
fear
,. , While on my magazine-reading kick this weelt.
financijd'.' My guess today today — there developed what do have other tilings to face
on post, Hileman was
road.
Later, however, the stale de
But even without Ihe third
President
Washington
their
i'egistratioii,
reinstated
v.'iii,
Ihe
(n-,.:,i
courage
the
'^^^
"'^l
^f.
mum lot sizes in the plan may plan "frightens" the develop
t ran across a lest for that frustrated feeling.
cided thai it would be wiser to
which take courage. Failh in floor, eo.st of building the loolied beyond the day when
their i'egistration, or recorded
peopi.- ,-,! !on;--ago davs, when ""l;>-^',thc' source of evei'ything. would be thai the community is called "theology".
be too restrictive and perhaps ers away from Novi, then Novi
. How do you accept a set-back?
postpone sale of the property
mansion exceeded the inilial he nroDosed the White House.
a change in address within a
vef-y few of the c o m m o d i t i e s , f o o d ; but^ that some would i.ssue so-called "munici
Let mo make it clear that God will help-US to succeed.
discourage developers from could be faced with a general
until after highway plans are
-Just check the appropriate box affer each of ex'sled which we Ihink impoi'- dav the moon and the slars pal bonds" to provide the
It's O n Sale N o w
period of two years.
subdividing vacant property tax to pay for the sewers,
drawn — just in case any last
here — particularly in the area Bond ponted out.
the following qucstioils and see yourself as others tani today. The skins of ani-i will likewise play a gi'eat I'ole funds necessary lo build hospi
The notices warned these vot
tals, schools, and other com
minute changes in the route
to be served by the new sewer
No^mnls pi'ovided clothing lo keupl"! "^f
'-^""^
More lhan .'iilOO,fl00 in payase you. After a reversal —
Yes
ers that their registrations as
munity
facilities.
These
bonds
should be necessary.
system that was begun yester- ment annually is required for
•^".P-ople w.irni dav and night. ]
""^
^^.''^
a qualified voter will be can
I'. Do vou keep talking about your "l'otten
would
be
sold
to
the
people
day in the South-central part the next 15 years. And If the
Tlicvcul down their own nvai-lf/'^ intelligently interested m
Plans for the north-south
celled "unless you apply for a
theyWe
would
pay a very low in
luck" to anyone who will listen?
( ) ( ) Ibv irc-cs 10 provide lu::.l. Their I ^""^-V' "
of the community.
surely
developers do not pay it, the
highway, Jacques learned, at
continuation."
terest
rate;
and
would
be
per
2;,' Does it take you several days — or longer
onlv need wa.s for food: andj"''"
"''^ '"O""
community itself can be forc
the lime, would not be comIn
defending
the
plan,
Plan
fectly safe. They would be re
ed to foot the bill, he pointed
Ihc' essential, for producing | >'^="'^ exploration,
Unfortunately, some wives
pleted until January 1.
— to snap back. That is, does your work
ning Chairman Arthur Heslip oul.
deemed gradually through la.\have
registered
while
their
food
are
seed
lo
grow
it
and
i
Basing
the
future
on
the
past,
suffer as a l-esu!t of the fruslration?
() ( )
However, Ihe Novi attorney
emphasized repeatedly that the
ation. Whether we are living
husbands have not, or viceoffspring lo coiiliniie the bar- 1 should say thai within 75
learned this past week that
plan represents a guide only Max Sheldon, realtor attend3. Do you vocifel-ously "l-ationalize" it
vesting of il . . . bolh of which years there may be no stock under .socialism or communism
vei'sa. "There are quite a few
plans for the highway are still
The council's thinking behind — that it does not constitute a ing the meeting, told village
the people provided.
exchange, and even "over the on some other "ism," taxes
Novi village councillnen lingness to participate.
with alibis like "Jones has always had it in for
people who will not be eligible
Platters of jazz are sell mazoo was conti'actcd to make incomplete aiid that the dcwill
be
unavoidable.
Last
June
about
8
0
percent
qualifying
Ihe resolution was rigid suggestion that cannot be officials lhat the decisions of
Their
idea
of
the
funclicui
of
counter"
trading
may
be
for-^
III
.short,
municipal
bniiil.s
to
vote,"
she
emphasized,
un
me" or "It's all politics al-ound here"? ( ) ( )
ing like hotcakes at North the jackets for the records. partihent still is not iii a posi agreed Monday evening of the Novi citizens who at that it would be futile and ex changed.
a developer as lo the kind of
government was to educa'el bidden. I hope I am wrong; | may be the safest investment
less they are registered with
The jackets, which will con- tion to sell the property.
to meet with officials of tended a village necessity hear pensive lo lake further action
4. Can you enjoy a good meal?
( ) ( ) and to protect people from! but 1 fcol that almost every-, even today, I do not iiieaii thiit
homes he can build profitably
ville high school this week
the village by Satui'day."
The planning board and its
lain a picture of the band
'•5. Do you gl-ow listles.s and lose your
sickness, Ho.spilals were almost I one may bo working for the j (here are nut oilier safe in— and that's music to the along with names of each mem Actually, no money will Walled Lake to review ing voiced approval of lateral without Walled Lake first com consultant, he said "had to ai'e dependent upon public de
mands.
Both township and village
change hands even if the ac cost statistics for the pro lines to be connected to the mitting itself,
' ambition for projects?
( ) ( ) non-existent, and people .sent; .!,'overniiienl under some sort; voslinenls, liul I should plaet
start somewhere" so it set up
registration can be taken care ears of the nationally ac- ber, failed to arrive before quisition is made. Money pro
jiroposed
NoviWalled
Lake
Sevei'al
weeks
later
when
lo
one
were
trealwl
as
if
ihcyjof
socinlLslic
system.
This'municipal
bonds
used
for
the
suggested
residential
lot
the records, the director con
posed sewer systelll for
6. 'Do you ti-y to analyze llie causes of the
He urged planners and the
of at the same time, she said. claimed Stage Band.
asked when and if the Walled sizes. Continuing, he said the
were in a limi.si- dI (Dw.cli-.ii.; would not provide 'oppcriuniiy - iniildings as ihc most acceplatinued, so the records are be- vided for a park in the will of the lake area — both in sewage disposal system.
council to consider these de
; set-back and seek ways to pl-evenl it
Lake
council
planned
to
call
As time weni on, kiniilios|for investment, other lhan in.ble. Toll road bonds iuiiy be
the
late
Mrs.
Mary
Power
is
The
hearing
was
held
so
Novi
'e4 C/iov/irNai'a Siwrl Coupe
board recognized that condiMembers of the extra- ing sold without jackets with
Novi and the city of Wall citizens in the lake vicinity for a vote on the proposal — as lions will force changes In the mands in suggesting lot sizes
•from recurring?
( ) ( ) Riadiiall;' sliirled lo uni'e into'the form of buildings. These all right for a reasonable lime
the undei'standing that they'll now held by the conservation
and offered lo assist Novi of
curricular
band
report
required
—
a
spokesiilan
said
department.
II
merely
will
be
could
air
objections
to
con
group.s. Ihii.s m;irl-:in!.; perhaps would be primarily for the ed- in(o (he fulure, but uliiinateiy
ed Lake.
7. Are you satisfied anyway if you al-e
plan.
be delivered as soon as they ai-ficials by giving them the bene
sales of more than 200 rive.
transferred to the highway de
struction of an internal sewer city officials were waiting com
fit of his experience in this
•convinced that you acted wisely.'
( ) ( )
Host
for
the
joint
meet
partment, since money is owed
system around the southern pletion of plans and cost esll- Furlhermoi'e, the chairman area.
long-play records that conThursday, February S
8. Call you see any liunlpr at all in the
pointed out that the master
RCA is making Ihe records to that department by the con- ing will be the council of edge of the lake.
males by the county.
Rotary club meeting, 12 noon lain jazzy renditions by the
available on a local distribu servation department.
situation?
( ) ( )
Walled Lake.' The meet Subsequently, the village However, the county had al plan is neither zoning or re- Sheldon predicted that the
local student musicians.
Sai-atoga Farms restaui'ant.
zoning, that it is the zoning of
tion basis only. Hnwevei', if
•9. Do you lake il out oil others thi-ough
Boai'tl of commerce regular
The park issue has been with ing is slated t;) take place council adopted a resolution to ready indicated that bolh the a community which ultimately average price bracket of hous
Rpcoi-ded in December, the the record sells exceptionally llie village and township for a
go ahead with special assess plans and cost estimates had
es In Novi will be about $18,000
meeting, 7 p.m.
• humiliating or shouting at Ihcnl?
( ) ( )
on Wednesday, February ment procedures - - once more been provided — and that the decides what can and cannot with an average of 2'/i 10 3
well, Williams said, there's a
Novi school annual open record went on sale locally
long lime. II began when Mrs.
AiAI^RlAGE
10. Can yoli forget alioul il after a
be
built
on
a
certain
piece
of
19.
just last week -- even befoi-e good possibility that il will get
indication of intention is made next step was up to Walled
lots per acre. He predicted an
house, 7 p.m.
Power died in late 1957 and
CCUNSEIOR
land.
recoi'd jackets were available an RCA label and be distribut
. reasonable length nf time?
( ) ( )
average lol size of about 100
nebekah Drill Club, 8 p.m.,
willed that her 200-acre farm A decision lo hold ihe joint by the city of Walled Lake. Lake.
X 120 feet.
- and ali'eady tlie disc has ed nationally.
The corl-ect ailswei's are NO to questions 1,
lOOF Hall.
at 10 Mile and Wixom roads be meeting grew out of a study
He argued that if Ihe devclsparked plenty of favorable
session
held
by
Walled
Lake
made
into
a
pai'k
in
honor
of
oper
is
"really
interested"
in
:2, 3, 5 and 9, YES to the othei's.
Presently,
it's
culled
a
"loMoiiday, February 10
Councilman Donald Young
comment.
her children, Ella and Louie officials Thui'sday. Attending
subdividing or developing land, said lhat a few years ago he
cal interest record".
Gii'l Scout Troop No. m, 3:30
How to score yourself: 10 right answers —
the
session
were
Walled
Lake
he will go beyond the master favored fewer homes to the
p.m., leader's home.
According lo Band Director The recoi'd itself contains 46 Power.
•you cheated; no one is that perfect! 8-9 right —
city councilmen, the recenlly
plan and look at the zoning to acre — and that he still pre
Township board regular meet- Robert Williams, several prolllminutes of jazz, slow and fast But debts forced the sale of established Walled Lake Sewer
nothing (well, almost nothing) can throw you. 6-7
learn about the restrictions. fers the larger lot for himself
ing, 7:30 p.m., village hall. inenl jazz enthusiasls suggestarrangements, Latin American the land and the remainder of Study committee, project en
right — your "frustration tolerance" is above av— but that he now realizes that
Tiiesday, l''ebriiary ll
ed the record after hearing the tunes, and an arrangement by Ihe inoney — $08,285 — was
On tile other hand, councilgineers froin Johnson and An
others may not want one acre
erage. Emotionally, you can afforiJ to take calcuSureshot Jr. Rifle Club, 7 to band perform over television Williams. II spotlights perform- turned over to the stale. Ef- derson, Inc., Oakland County
men and Village Attorney Hoor one-half acre lots.
eai'lier this winter.
9 p.m., Novi school.
• laled risks. 5 right — cJon't feel bad; the majority
ward Bond pointed out that cvances by nearly all mcinbers forts lo use llie money for park Department of Public Woi'ks
development outside Novi was
I.O.O.P. Regular meeting, 8
en though a master plan is not lie agreed with Crupl that
of people react in about the same way. 3-4 right —
The TV appearance was of Ihe band.
blocked by action of Represent- repi'esentatives, and Novi Vil
p.m., lOOF hall.
rigid, il nevertheless is an in- some method 0t designating relage Adiriinisti'ator Harold Ackpi'oinpted by praise from pppii- The Stage Band was organ alive S. James Clarkson.
you're a trial to friends and family. 2 or less
Ground-breaking ceremonies were held
Wednesday, February J2
dlcalion of the kind of develop sidcnlial areas without specifyley.
lar radio disc jockey Jim
'64 Choc/a Nora Stat/on tV/ifidt
right — get out of town! You're driving every
Girl Scout Troop No. 913, Rockwell, who heard about the ized as ail exti-a-cuirlcular act
yesterday for the long-awaited construction of
mciit lhat is envisioned.
Accordiiig to Ackley, detail
Ing exact lot sizes should be
body — including yourself — cra2y!
3:15 to 5 p.m., Oi-ehai;d Hills band and visited Northville lo ivity at the high school for ex
cd costs of the sewerage sysa sewer to serve at least a part of the village of
worked out for Ihc (nastcr plan.
And,
accoi'ding
to
Boild,
le
ceptional
band
students.
Its
2
0
school.
(See you next week. I'm leaving town.)
listen to a performance.
tcin will be oiitliiicd at tlie
Novi and Novi township.
gally
it
"clouds
the
title"
of
meilibers
must
be
of
good
Councilmen Phillip Anderson
Girl Scout Troop No. 1027,
February l9 meeting, botii for
New brakes match this power, too. .Bigger, to dissipate ' ,-'
'^'ou don't nei;.id a bit' car to get big performance. Not any
the owner, and developers lend said he strongly opposed any
The ground-breaking ceremonies were slat
GOOD
3:15 to 13 p.m., Novi school.
Jerry
McKciizic, former standing in the high school
uidily see why when you check the 'C-1 Chevy IT. heat faster. Self-adjusting, to save you money. Other eiisy- .'
Nov! aiid Walled Lake.
more. You'll quid
Approx.
to
avoid
situations
that
pos
plan that restricted the numGirl Scout Troop No. M9, 7 drummer for Sinn Kenton's symphony band, and each
ed to begin at 11 a.m. on Nine Mile road at the
While Ihe village council
Current
sibly can result in legal en ber of lots per acre, and InConsumer Goods
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r........
nf_nv(rn_ /in I'll rnnlHf«D l'Mrt1l|^Q TlnlMnfurtn nr\n d-nn i n-n n-nA f..ll..to_18:30• p.m..
\. Orchard Hills band, also vlsitcil N0rt|ivillo member must audition lor vet
agi'ced
that
i'evlew
of
cost
fig
railroad
crossing,
east
of
Novi
road.
tanglement. Furthermore, he sislcd lhat his objections on
Yield
STOCKS
school.
for a listcii aiid wound up eran menibors and wlii the Novi police continued their ures can he Ilelpfiil, they con
Following the ground-breaking ceremonies,
pointed out lhat the county zon this matter at the previous
3
Now in Discount Field
Boy Scout Troop No. 54, 7:30 playing with Ihe groiip. ''He unanimous vole of all members investigation this week of a tended that the malter has
...
..
_
..-nb.H-,;uDb
ing coordinating group usual hearing be included in the min
If you've got a mountain to climb or a truclt to
the group of dignitaries journeyed to Saratoga
10 9:15 p.m., eommunily build had liotlilng bill kiiid words and the direclor before being burglai'y late Sunday night at been postponed long enough
tdeal Puckage Investment for Inaecesaories to cuatonlizo it just nbout any way
pa.ss, these are the engines th»t can leave either
ly disapproves zoning change utes.
Lakeview Restaui'ant, 2215 No and that action on the part of
ing.
lor 0iir kids," Williains siiid. accepted.
come and Capital Gain PossibiiiFarms
restaurant,
42050
Grand
River,
for
re
you'd
like,
And
a
whole
lot
of
fun
to
look
forward
one .safely behind you. In fact, this new Chevy It
requests that (10 not conform
vi road.
Board
of
education
regular
ties.
to.
At
a
very
low
cost.
Test
drive
Chevy
IC
»(:
Walled Lake is imperalive.
freshments and lunch.
Besides Its appearance on
l)ael<s a wallop everywhere but in your wallet.
with the community's develop Although tlie planners and
your Chevrolet dealer's soon. You'll like itl
meeting, 8 p.in.. Orchard Hills On Oecember M, the Ken
Stolen were: .'J78.CG in cash,
councilmen appeared to be on
Adams agency of Detroit television, the band has been 14 quarts of wine, eight car- Genei'ally speaking, Novi of
Construction of the sewer trunkline, which
ment plan.
THE GREAT HIGHWAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy H • Corvair • Comttes
school.
ficials have been disappointed
opposite sides on the issue,
featured
ill
numerous
publica
bi'ouglit
in
a
mountain
of
re
will
extend
from
south
of
Seven
Mile
road
NAME —
toils of cigarettes, and seven Willi Walled Lake tor its "t'cct
Tliursilny, Fcbriiary 13
Village Presiilent Joseph Cru- they adnlitledly were in agreecording equipment, the direcl- tions, and il lias performed at bottles of beer.
STRiEET
through Northville and into Novi as far as 10
Rotary club nleeting, 12 noon or said, anti taped a perfoi-mdragging" — particularly in
pi suggested lhat areas dcslg'^ ment as lo the purpose of the
McmhiT—ncirii!' stuck ExchahHc
the
National
Collegiate
Jazz
CITY
Saratoga Fai'ms restaurant.
Entry was gained by break view of the fact lllal il \ias
dated as "residential" in the plan but they differed as to
Mile road, is slated for completion by August 1,
anco. Adams sent the tape to
l>iiii!idclplii»-»ailimorc Stock
STATE Rcbeknh regular nlccllng, 8 Ihe RCA Victor offices at Chi Baiid Festival, before profes ing a window just south of the Walled Lake that initially proplan not specify lot sizes, ln- the interpretation of that secaccordiljg to R. J . Alexander, Oakland county
Eifciiuiige
sional
bandsmen
ill
Detroit,
p.m., lOOF Hall.
rear door, said police who have posed the sewerage system and
stead, he suggested lhat an lion of the plan concerning re
cago where the disc was cul.
DPW director.
• DON BURLESON
and on numerous occasions lor taken several sets of finger- in view of the fact that Novi
For additions 0r c0rrccti0iis,
avei'age lot size bo substltul- sidential development and popNORTHVILLE
Hotel Mayflowor
Plymouth
prints.
560 SOUTH MAIN STREET
plt-asc call Fl-9-2792.
has already indicated its wil
Meiinwllile, a firm In ICala- local area fuiiclions.
ed and that specific sizes bc| ulation density.
Pleldbrook 9-0033
TEIEPHQNE Glonvlow 3-1890
Some months ago Norlhville School Superilitendent Russell Alllerman gave me a copy of
School Management magazine.
It contains numerous articles dealing with
school administration. But I suspect the stoi-y
meant for my eyes is the one entitled "How to
Deal with the Local Press".
It's cleverly and expertly written by a schoolemployed director of community i-elations who
forillerly worked as a newspaperman and had once
seiVed as a prilicipal and teacher.
The author's "common sense rules" are
equally applicable to all public officials. And he
uses a reverse twist type of humor to uncover the
sensitive areas in a newsinan's arlnor, thus leaviilg
the press with food for thought, too.
Here are a few excerpts that i lil<ed best:
(A telephone call to the author frolli a re
porter) —- "I just talked with one of the principals
to ask if he is in favor of corporal punishillent as
a means of disciplining students."
"What did he leil you?"
"I'm not sure. I have three pages of quotes
which I'lTi trying to translate: but I think he's eith
er for it or against it."
(Another phone call a few minutes later from
the pluncipal) — "A reporter just called to ask my
views oll corpoi'al punishineilt as a discipiiilal-y
measure."
"What did you tell him?"
"I'm not sure. I'll have to read the paper to
find out."
Schoolcraft
Faculty
Now at
I
22
Novi
Motorist
In C r a s l i N e a r
Wixom
Roger Babson
W h a t
W e
C a n E x - p e c t
i n
7 5
Y e a r s
' 't''
To Discuss Sewer Proposal
- V o v i
Northville
'V"'^'^'
''^^f^'
Band
P l a n
big new V 8
power
big new self-adjusting
J o i n t
M e e t i n g
Novi Calendar
brakes
Break
For
CHEVY n
by
Chevrolet
Burglars Hif
Novi Qro<ery
Andrew Ce Reid
; Written liK/iiirics liiviieil
& Company
(tf^m about everything empt when I
say 'you can live better for less with
Consumers Power natural gas service',"
RATHRURN
&a them at your Clieordd Showroom
CHEVROLET
SALES,
INC.
Ground
Novi
Sewer
1
Three
elects
Cities
erbp
Art
In
Officers
e i i a o
were
Elcclcd
\VilIi:nii Mr.iidi
of Piviiuiulh. ])i'fsi(l..'nl: Wiiii:mi i':..; Ill Smiili Lynn, vicoiiir
:
llinaki Miir!;i;iii Hi ',V:i.
î.ni.'r: Mi's.
I-'. ! i l l . - I ' ii I'lyiiiwiiih. I'l'rnnliii,, .iiitl :'lrs. J.
WV-ii.;
I i\ 111!.,-! nir:i.-.'.|.H:nil-
V,f;.,
>••'•
•<.,:;.
V i c i ' . j i l i ' ( ' a : , t ' i.-,:ii I i. :i. : ai ;in,' Xni'.hville
.-.'ll-.'il >i:il'ni.
IvaikMi ,\.iai ! . liaii
nrd '.-i:M ia ,'.i:'''.h
linSp'Ml. (•V;:''ll,:r; i
<• ; a; a' ''• la'i'.-. .
an:: .\i : (',.:
li.-iVc :;.ai o'.l)cr 1 hiliir. a. iv.ai'iy, 2. and i'-'iaiI ;i',ai.ili:;i;-'a-:. r.r."' X-.v. an-.l
^li;: [•l.a.ai'ili ' V.rl.ai (.1 Sn'i.ri:
r.aiil, Nr: ;a\
a.ia C .a .
ia-pn.; ,,. )'K,,i-.a:h,
^
î'
iVlr. a n d M r s . ' R o n a l d
Weber
.Sii.-ii'on l'"loroncc i.cwis ;ind
i^dnald Vernon Wclier e.\x'luingI'd wt'dding vow.s Saliii'day aflei'iiiion, .iannary '1. al llie Fir.sl The Nortliville Record—Novi News—Tiiiir.sday, Fel)iu;u-y (i, titlil
i'rosljvlerian Cliiirch of Niirllivillo. '
'i'lip bride i.s the daugiiloi' of
Mr. ,and MiK. l.aVci'iie 14. i.ewi.s of Soiilli I.,yon. I\lr. Wel.)cr is
(lie sain of iMr. and Mrs, Vorn011 Weber of l.ivonia,
'i'lie bride woi'e a gown of
v.iiile satin brocade willi longi
.sleevc.s, a filled bodice, and an'
.'V-liiicd sixirl, iler veil of sill;
illusion v.'as held in place wilii
a crown designed by llie bi'ide
and made of I'ose point lace
and seed pearls. .She canacd a
boii(|nct of while I'oses cenlered around a white carnation,
iMrs. CiD'tis Underbill o(
Northville was matron of hon
or and Miss Edna Minor of Lin
coln iârk was Jiiaid of honor.
They wore sti-cel length dres.ses of red velveteen and red sat
in with white fur hats and
maleliiiig fur muffs decofated
with i-td sweetheart roses and
holly, -.
Assisting llio brideg."oom was
Curtis-Underbill, the best man
and (lary Weber. Ushering the
guests was Waller Holmes of
Dearborn.
The • newlyweds are malting
their home in Ypsilarili wheve
Ihc bride is a junior at Kaslern
Michigan iiniversily. Mr. Web
er is working al Dodge Tap
and Tool, l.ivonia.
to
U-M Sveech
Professor
• QUALi'lT
DRYCLEANING
• ALTERATIONS
«DVL WORK
«Rl--\VnAVING
tTUX RliNTAL
Section One — Page Two
VALENTINE'S DANCE — Members of the Northville Ne'/tfcomers club
are busy (Baking preparations for a public Valentine's Day dance slated
for Februaiy 14 at the VFW hall beginning at 9 p.in. Meetiiig this past
week to make decorations for the Newcoiners-sponsored dance are
(I to r) Mrs. Sandy Richards, Mrs. Elsie Loeffler, Mrs. Jane Kaake and
Mrs. Helen Ledgerwood.
They're
Engaged
J^".i-i^jmii- y
(hiemll Paî^s ....
. $2.59
Lee RsdGs-s Jeasî
Lee BIh
$4.79
Coveralls
denim
$4.79
Tuesdays and Wednesdays Only
Lmed JACKETS ,..$6.
• DENIM ZIPPER STYLE
• DENIM COAT STYLE
your
PERM SPECIALS 25% OFF
choice
TEEN
PERMS^special
$7.50
NORTHVILLE, U.S.A., seellls just tile right
place for visitors to this country to view a normal,
"apple pie" slice of Alrlerica.
Most recent visitors from afar were Mr, and
Mrs. Joseph A . Hayes and their four children who
spent several days here last week visiting fainily
enroute from Abadon, Iran, to Charlevoix. Their
hosts were Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Atchison and the
RichartJ W. Amblers.
•
Mr. Hayes, who is with Esse Oil company,
has worked in the Middle East for
20 years. The falriily spends between-assignraent leaves at a hoine
overlooking Lake Michigan in Char
levoix. Mrs. Hayes confided it re
quired 91
to bring the family
possessions home — not too sur
prising considering they have a
youllg teen-age son and three
daughters.
boxes
A University of Michigan pro.
fessor of speech will be the
guest speaker lomoi'row al a
meeting of the Northville Wo
man's Club.
He is L. I.alVIoiit Okey, associalc proi'ess0r of s|)eecli.
His iopic will be "The Rfglil lo
Road -4 Voiir FiiHi Freedom."
The meeting will get undci-way at ,'2 p.m. in the public librai-y biiilding.
Okey, tiorn Dccenibei' ,'iO,
19011 iiv Benton City, Missouri, Sandrii I'Cay Garner and W. beige blouse. Her, accessories the mothers wore" white carnaSandrock,
former were navy blue. ' '
lions.. • • •' • ' '
ivas graduated from high scho Grove
ol in 1928, after which lie enter classmates at Centi'al Michi The bridegroom's :. iliolhcl' Sonie 150 guests atlentied a
ed low'S' Stale Teachef-s Col gan university, wei'e united in woi'e a di'iiSE of powder, blue I'cceplion following (he wed
marriage at Freeland; Michi with a shawl collar.: ilerfac- ding at (he Memoi'iai 1'ark
lege. ' - • •
Hajr In Freelaiid. • •
cessories were powder
L;itcr, he attended (jornell gan S'dturday evening.
College (Iowa) and received The wedding ceremony look Mrs, Ross Pepple of Liilla, The newiyweds will live in
the bachelor of arts degi'ee in place in St. Mallhews Luth Ohio, grandmother of the bi'ide- Midland while the bridegroom
L. La.Munl Okey
piv.-.-i-.'l -1
gi'oom, wore a cranberry col- finislies school at Centi'al Mich1940. In 194G he received the de eran Church.
gi'ee of masler of arts and in The bride is the daughter of oi'cd crepe suit with a lace igan universit.V. The new Mrs.
ia.'ji the doctor of philosophy Mrs. Ida Garner of Frceland overhlousc and black ;iccessoi'- Sandrock formerly was a stu
dent at Cenli-al.
degree, both fi'om the Univei'si- and the late Mr. Gaf'iior, and ics.
ly of Michigan.
the bridegroom is' the son of Altar flowei's were while Mr. Sandrock was gi'aduaied
He also did graduate work al Mrs. Coy P. Sandrock of North glads, the bride carried a while from Northville liigh school in
the Uiiivei'sity of Coloi'ado.
Center sti'cct, Northville and nosegay, the inaid of honor a 1900, while his bride attended
Professor Okey was a luaell- Mr. W. G. Sandrock of Farm I'ed and white nosegay, audiFreeland high school.
ing fellow in .speech in iMC and iiigton.
became a lecturer the follow Ciiven in mah'iage by her
ing year. In 1948 he was ap bi'other, Richai'd Gai'ner of
pointed nn instructor until he Fi'eeland, the bride wore a
was promoted lo an assistant floor length gown of white slip
professorship in 1952.
per .satin with an overblouse of
Saiidra K. Pliillips
He served in the ineUical while lace. The skirt was slight-;
Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Pllilllps
corps, U.S. Navy Reserve i'roin ly boll shaped, and the finger-!
I of 401 Hiver street announce
l9i2---15.
tip veil was held by a satin |
1 the engageinent of their daugllDr. Ol-.ey is n member of the rose.
You save tv/o ways on our stuidy work
1
ker, Sancli'a Kalherine, to Don
Special
Association
of
Ameri
Mi.ss Sheila Sandi'ock of
clotlies! They're priced low to slart with,
ald C. O'Leai'y, son of Mr. and
ca, Phi Kappa Phi, Theta Al Northville, sister of the bride-'
Mi's. Iâti'ick O'Leai'y of Deand last much longer on the job!
pha Phi, Congregational Chur room, was the maid of honor.
troit.
ch of Ann Arbor (trustee), and She woi'e a floor-Iengtli gown
COTTON WORK PANTS AND SHIRTS
Sandra is a senior student at
the Michigan Speech associa of American Beauty bi'ocade.
the Harper Hospital School of
IN FOUR COLORS
tion.
The skirt was bell shaped. Her,
Nursing and will graduate in
)
Pant sizes to 50
Shirt sizes to 19
headdi'ess was a pill boxj
I September. She attended Ladycrown with a shorl head veil.j
! Big Yank
Big Yank
wood high school.
also in American Beauty red. |
PANTS
$3.65
SHIRTS
$2.79
The couple plans a May 30
The best man was Mr. Tomi
wedding in Our Lady of VicDickie
Dickie
Spearing of East Detroit, a!
tory Catholic Church.
PANTS
• $3.98
SHIRTS
$2.98
classmate of the bi'idegi-oom.
9 «
Ushers were Mi'. Ralph Lee of
Eleanor Nielseii
Ml. Pleasant and Mr. Thomas
Mr. and Mrs. Axel Nielsen of
Darling of Northville, both
Hazel Park have announced
classmates of the bridegroom.
the engagement of their daugh
CyiKhia Alaric Allen
For her d:iiighter's wedding,
ler, Eleanor, to Lt. Micllael
the bride's mother woi'e a holi
Madigan of Northville.
day blue knit di'css with a Mr. and Mrs, Gi'ant W. Al
len of 19530 Clement road an The couple is planning a Juiie
Big Yank Blue Denim
nounce the engagement of their G wedding, after which they
daughter, Cynthia Marie, to will be living in Valdosla, GeorRobert J. Hartman, son of Mr. gia.
and Mrs. Lyle llartman of Miss Nielsen is a January
19G4 graduate of Eastern MichDickie Denim
Brightoii.
igan university where slle was
Miss Allen is a senior at affiliated with the Zeta Tau
Northville high school and Mr. Alplla sorority. She presently
Hartman is a gi'aduate of is teaching al Hazel Park juil
Brighton high school. He pre ior high school.
sently is attending Flint Jun Mr. Madigan attended MiciiWhol bolter time to come in
ior College.
for a new hairstyle or a spe.
igan Stale and Eastern Michi
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A M T Auto C L E A R A N C E !
unline(d
Nursing
T o w n
Program
By Jean Day
Tlie Tiuc-t,' Cities Arl Cliili
Lik'cicd new oifict'i's ior llii'
yeai- lit (lieir .l;iiui;iry 1-1 ineetiiig.
Jackefs
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The gifls had a chance to coiTlpare school on the Persian Gulf
with Amerman school here as they visited class
with Ricky Ambler.
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T H E KALIN S. JOHNSONS of Novi road already have received an enthusiastic letter from
Mexico City from their young houseguest, Raquel
Gracia de la Fuente, who spent her "summer"
vacation here in December and Jamiary.
Raquel attended Amerinan school, and Mrs.
Johnson relates that one of the highlights for her
was becoming a Service Girl there.
As a farewell, Raquel donned her Spanish
dancing costume and did a castinet dance for Am
erman Spanish classes. Twelve-year-old Raquel
had used some of her precious 55-pound luggage
limit to bring the costume. (In the luggage going
home was a prized Barbie doll and outfit? sewn
by Mrs. Johnson.) Raquel visited the Johnsons on
a Michigan Council of Churches exchange prograln.
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CREATIVE DANCING is promising to be big
en[oyment for the mite-size crowd., The first such
Northville class of five-to-ten year olds began
climbing "to the stars" last Saturday under the
direction of Mrs. Lola L. Alexander, who is teaching classes in her home on Spring drive.
Mrs. Alexander received her dance tl-aining
at the Mary Wegman school in Dresden, Gel-nlany. She also .studied in New York City under
Blanya Holm who works \n'ith professional lnodern
dancers for the theater.
, ,
Mrs. Alexander taught professional dancers
at Carnegie Hall before coming to Northville 20
years ago. She resumed her career a few years
ago, teaching creative dancing to capacity classes
in the Livonia adult education program. She.also
has been teaching body conditioning classes in
Plymouth.
Her new classes in her holne are limited to
10 in a group, with 10 lessons in the series. Enl-ollment is still open in the present classes. Mrs. Alex
ander may be reached at FI-9-3173.
* * *
A BUSLOAD OF F U N is in store for a group
of friends in the Northville Estates area who.have
plans to "do the town" on a bus Friday evening.
The bus is to pick up each of the dozen couples
participating at their doorsteps, taking them first
to the Top of the Flame for cocktails, then to the
Clam Shop for dinner.
The desire for a pre-Lenten get together
prompted the gay plans, the original idea of the
William Tuckers, who had participated previously in Mystery bus trips. Helping organize the outing are the Ted Marzonies, who hope to add more
couples by bus time — "the more the merrier!"
CAPERS WITH TAPERS is the title of the
demonstration-talk to be given by Mrs. William
B. Crump at the 12:30 p.m. (sharp) Monday meeting of the Northville branch. National Farm and
Garden club at the home of Mrs. Paul Schuiz,
46675 West Seven Mile road.
Mrs. Crump will make artistic decoratiolls for
candles, as well as caildles theinselves. Assisting
th? hostess are Mrs. Douglas Straith, Mrs. Charles
Altrnan, Mrs. Edward A>;gove, Mrs. Dennis
Schwarz and Dr. Irene Sparling.
>ti * *
MOTPIER'S CLUB will hold a business meet
ing at 8 p.lri. Monday at the home of Mrs. George
Murany, 46842 Grassmere, Assisting hostesses al-e '
Mrs. Harold Wright, Mrs. John Canterbury Mrs
Grant W. Allen.
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MR. AND MRS. JACK L. DEWSBURY have
returned to their home at 20391 Woodhill road •
after admiring their newest granddaughter Jac
queline Kay Allgaier, who was born Jailuary 14
to Mr. and Mi's. Roy Allgaier (Nancy Dewsbury)
of Buffalo. The Allgaiers also have three other
daughters.
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SNAPPER
D E P A R T S V I E I M T - S T O R E
Schoolcraft
Tile .State Boai'd of Nursing, ing vnted unanimously lo gi'.mt
lias gi-anlDci Selioolci-atl col-1 ii.s approval. Tlii.s ap))i'ovnl
lege tentative appi'oval for tlio.' giiai'aiilecs that studenl.s gradopening of the Practioal Nurs lulling from the program will
ing progi'ani of Schoolcf'aft col be eligible to wi'ito the .slate
lege.
board examination.s lor licenAfter reviewing the planning •siire as pi'actical nurses.
of Mi's. Harriett Sattig, Direc
Mrs. Sattig is now develop
tor of Nursing Education of ing plans for the curriculum.
Schoolcf'aft, the I3oai'd of Nui'.s- After these plans are complet
ed, final approval will lie giv
en. Mrs. Sattig is also inter
viewing students interested in
enrolling in the program. Those
who have not made application
may call Mrs. Sattig (GA 7GG20) for furtlier details.
Rehearsal for the children's
drama. Hansel and Gretcl, is The new college buildings on
ivell undei'way by tlie Ply Seven Mile and Haggerty roads
mouth branch of the American include a Nursing Education
Association of University Wo Laboratory. The Practical Nur
men.
sing Program will combine
cla.ssroum and hospital exper
The play will be staged al ience during the entire year.
SENIOR GET-TOGETHER — The newly organized Senior Citizens'
Plymouth high school on Feb Students in the program' will
club held a dinner meeting last week at Northville Scout-Recreation
ruary 22.
begin to spend some time in
All members of the cast are the hospital from the thii'd or
building. Some 50 men and women played card games and visited
reheai'sing
twice
each
week
following the dinner. The group was organized through the efforts of
fourth week of college. All in
and members of other commit struction will be given by col
the Recreation Department. Kenneith Conley, recreation director, and
fle
tees are equally busy, a spokes lege faculty, both in the hospi
Mrs. Robert Prom and Mrs. Duane Marshall of the Jaycettes assisted
• j:
man iiaid. "Sets are being con- tal and on the campus.
ALMOST BUT NOT QUITE — Carrol Crupi of
sti'ucted,
costumes sewed,
finalists with Carrol wei'e (clockwise, beginning
at the dinner meeting. The group wi|l i11e,et again at the Scout building
props gathered and made rea
The fii'st class of practical
Novi (second from left standing) was a top conwith the Novi girl): Michelle Giba of Silver Spring,
next Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Area resident? 60 years or older are invited
dy for the big performance." nursing at Schoolcraft will be
tender for the Miss MSU crown Saturday at the
Maryland; Holly VanDenBrink of Elmhurst, lllito attend. In the pictureabove are club officers: (I. to r.) Mrs. Mary
The following AAUW mem limited to 30 in number. Al
university's
annual
J-Hop,
but
she
was
edged
out
nois; Gayle Krepps of Dearborn; Judy; Joyce
Slessor, vice president; Mrs. Emnâ Reid, treasurer; Mrs. Percy Anbers have been chosen by Di though there is a large num
by Judy Smith of Birmingham (lower/right). Car
Dragash of East Grand Rapids; Martha VanAken
rector Mi'S. C. H. Heiney, Jr. ber of applicants, there still
gove, secretary; and Mrs. H. A. Boyden, president.
,
as players;
remain some openings, since
rol is the daughter of Novi Village President and
of Coldwater; and (center) Pamela Harbison of
Margaret
Smith, Hansel; Mrs. Sattig has not made her
Mrs. Joseph Crupi of 23790 Maude Lea. Other
Wayne.
Knowles, Gi'etel; Glorea
final selection of students,
Heino, father; Marion Maas, Tiie tuition for the entire 12
stepmother; Katy Devereoux, months' course is $iOJ for both
David Lane, 18-yeai'-old son cron • Kappa Epsllbn fraternity ed many nice gifts.
wicked witch; Irene Truesdell, residents and non-residents.
of Mr. and Mrs. Hai'old Lane at Hope College. David is a
Ill ,ii >
j,
forest fairy; Shirley McKeon, Other
include uniform,
of 20172 Whipple drive, has senior at Hope and is major It's been a busy week for the black cat; Faye Weber, Trudi; shoes, watches, etc., costing
been presented with the Hop- ing in mathematics.
C. E. Langtields, 501 Faii'- and Jean Fronk, story book approximately $119, bringing Women of Northville .will change Valentines in tokens of port of the migrant ministry, tunity lo know America throuwood Award at the University
brook. Mr. and Mrs. Langfield lady.
• • •
recreational, centers, and pro gli homo life, as a part of an
the total cost of the Practical unite with hundreds of thous- sincere friendships.
ands throughout the world next All persons interested in join- grams of assistance toward re American family. This year in
of Michigan where he is a Mr. and Mrs, Louis Nagy of left Miami last week to attend The play, recommended for Nursing program to $220.
., freshman. David is a 1963 grad- 40049 Frederick street recently a business meeting in Chicago. children between the ages of Final details for the clinical week on observance of the 78th ing this worldwide prayer fel- sponsible citizenship.
an effort to broaden the prouate of Northville high school, vacationed in Oxnard, Califor- They returned to Northville for 5 and' 12, will feature a candy affiliation of the Nursing Ed World Day of Prayer,
lowship are invited to assem They will be used to extend gram among college and uni
f « •
nia where they visited their the weekend and then left Wed cottage, lollipop fence and, of ucation program are now in Prayerful kinship will take ble with the Presbyterian and hospitality to the more than versity students, a special gjft
Raymond (Butch) Castei'- son and family, Mr, and Mrs nesday for New York and more course, the witch's terrible the making and will be announ place Friday, February 14 — Methodist women in the North- 00,000 students coming to this will be used overseas to help
line, son of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Michael A. Nagy. Mrs. Nagy business before returning to oven.
ced within a short time.
Christian work
the same day as children ex- ville Methodist Church at 1:30 county from all over
the strengthen
Casterline of Northville, has is the fol'mer Ann Yei'kes of Florida. Mr. Langfield is lookp.m.
world, giving them the oppor there.
been pi'omoted from private to Northville.
Chairmen for the event ai'e
ing forward to several weeks of
corpoI'al at the Howe Military The senior Nagys also visit- fishing in the Keys and tile
Mrs. Richai'd Somers of the
School in Howe, Indiana, ,
Methodist Church, and Mi's.
ed a soil aiid his,wife. Mi;, and Bahamas aboard his yacht.
. * * Donald Karr of the Presby
Mi's. Leslie Nagy in Saiita
terian Church.
During the month of Feb- Clai'a, Califol'nia. Mi'S. Nagy Mayor A.- M. -Allen, owner of
The theme for the 1964 serruai'y, the National Society, is the forlher Bstty Wilson of Allen Monument Works in
vice is "Let Us Pray" and the
Daughter's of the American Northville. Leslie Nagy is en- Northville, attended the annual
ANNOUNCING
service was prepared by Dr.
Revoliition is conducting a vig gaged in engineering woi'k and convention of the National Mon
Madeleine Barot, executive sec
orous campaign to make all gurrently is working on the ument dealei-s in Louisville,
retary of the Department on
"CoIoviJlcial"
Kentiicky this week.
Amei'icans, particularly our Titan IIL
'
the cooperation of Men and
1' . • •
school childi'en more conscious
C * !!•
Women in Church, Family and
Tlie marriage of Colonial and Provincial
of our American liislory (past Mrs. Frank (Mary) K'ocian Tom N. Bailey, BT2, is home
Society of the World' Council of
is hereby announced by its creators, BRUCE
and present) thi'oligh tlie ob- of Seven Mile: was honored at on vacation until Saturday with
Churches, Geneva, Switzerland.
and BEVERLY McALLlSTER.
servailce of American History a baby ,sllo\ver last Saturday his parents, Mr. and Mrs. li-a
In using passages from the
iTlonth. The piirpose of this ob- evening by Mi's. Louise Killer K. Bailey of Novi road. He will
Old and the New Testaments,
sei'vance by the Daughter's at her home! Among'(hose, at^ go to Norfolk, Virginia before
To view the marriage, you are cordially
Dr. Bai'ot will unite the countof the Amei'ican involution is tending were Mrs. JWin Kre'i- being' shipped to the Meditcrinvited to attend the Premier Showing as
less
number
of
Christian
peoranean.
to safeguard through knowledge el, Mrs. Wayne Claypool, Mi's,
being presented in the Park Lane Estates
pie who participate in the ser
, , • » *
and appreciation oiir Ameri- Chuck Bishop, Mi's. June Atchi
model, located on Clare Boulevard, off
vice
in
a
new
experience
in
can heritage.
son, Mrs. Cui'ly Strange, Mi's. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Miller
Sheldon road, just norlh of Ann Arbor road
prayer as "a struggle — an act
« » «
Debout, Mi'S. Steve Macko, of West Grand River aveliue
in Plymouth, Michigan.
of faith and repentance — and
David R. Nash, son of Mr. Mrs. Arlenc Atchison, and Mrs. left recently for a six-weeks
a committment to service."
visit with friends and relatives
and Mi's. Richai'd Nash of 430 Frances Frampton.
In continuation of past ef
The model home is open for your in- ^^>^
Dubuar, Northville has been Ice cream, cake and coffee in Florida.
forts in the mission of the
spoction, 50 take ihis opporiunlty to be <^\":>
elected pi'esident of the Omi-i were served and Mary receiv
church, the gifts collected as
among the audience and witness the wed- fx^'^îi
Mr. and Mrs. Hari'y G. Ricllan essential part of the obser
ding of these tv/o distinct periods in dec oI^jS*
ardson, 814 West Main street;
vance will go toward sustain
orating.
visited their daughter. Donna
ing 12 Christian colleges for
February 1, at Michigan State
women in Asia and Africa.
university in East Lansing.
Bruce and Beverly McAllisfer
The gifts will make possible
Her Floriculture Forum pre
House of Decorating, Northville ft;.;^
the
ti'anslation,
printing,
and
sented its 17th annual flower
distribution of Christian litera
show, "Shangri-La in Bloom."
ture to women and children in
Donna Richardson was one of
many parts of the world.
A foi'mer stage star with the Director Robert Wall remem- the student designers for the
They will lend assistance to
Lyon Theater Guild of South bered her from her starring show. •
the present program among
Lyon will join Northville area role in another melodrama
>» •
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Indian-Americans and the sup
actoi's in a three-day pei;foi'- "Aaron Slick", which he directmance of "The Drunkard'' in ed at South Lyon two years Mr. and Mrs. Walter Couse
of West Seven Mile road acPlymouth next weekend.
ago.
P-TA P L A Y — Night Hawk and Watching Face, star performers with
cepted an invltatloii to attend
She is Mrs. Joan Walker, "As rehearsals progress the eighth annual Presidential
the Millan Theatre Company, rehearse for the upcoming performance
who is preparing this week for Wall said this week, "it is ob- Prayer Day in Washington,
of "The Invisible Indian Chief" to be presented at Northville higK
fun and frivolity as the hilari vious that Joan is going to add D.C. Wednesday. President and
school at ] and 3 p.m. Saturday for elementary and junior high school
another stellar part to her long
ous Miss Soindle.
Mrs. Lyndon Johnson presided
pupils. The play, based upon a Micmac Indian legend, is sponsored by
STORE
Sevei'al other Northville area chain of stage successes."
over individual; meetings for
the Northville P-TA. Tickets may be obtained at the door or by calling "
residents will appear in the Advance reserve seats may men and women. Mr. Couse
play, lo be staged by the Ply be obtained at the Melody participated in the Governor's
FI.9-1389.
mouth Theater Guild next House in Plymouth, but Wall Prayer Day last fall in Michi
points
out
that
Saturday
night's
week Thursday, Friday and
gan and is now assisting in ar
Satui'day evenings in the Ply- performance (February 15) Is rangements for a Mayor's
V A L E N T I N E
The Norfhville RecoriJ
mouth high school auditorium. almost sold out."
Prayer Day in Detroit.
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Her foiilinine "Jekell-Hyde"
The Novi Nev/s
routine is nothing new tor the
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ACREAGE
$495
GL-3-4603
tion. Older iiomc in spotless
ing the month of February!
GLENN C. LONG
Manager, P.O. Box 215, She! phone GE 8-4283 - 13350 Nine drive. February 8 atid 9. Please
well u'licii iiio iveailicr is heaii- car at Allison Chevrolet dur
T*r
•
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R A T E S
condition. Tliree bedrooin,
on
used
cars
43300 7 IVIiie Ud. NorUlvUJc
Indiana.
H6-8p
byville,
Mile Rd., South Lyon. HC-7p bundle papei's. For pick-up 624lil'tii.
T
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S
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L
Y
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H
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R
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L
D
ing
ihe
month
of
Februaryl
1960
FALCON
2-DOOR
We have a lot full of many
porcli, liardwood floors, mod
1962 FORD COUNTRY
IS Words
85c
Piione Floldbrooit 9-0373
1196 Br 624-3969.
WHITE LONG shuttle portable
1962 C H E V R O L E T
new used cars for you to
ern i'ui'nace. Compleie kit
lS(i2 FORD FALCON WAGON. We have a lot full of many
(Minimum ClIarge)
FROM
ENGAGEMENT and wedding
SEDAN WAGON
Heater and Automatic.
$15.95.
GE
7
sews
like
new.
FURNITURE
Upholstering pf
N
O
R
T
H
V
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L
L
E
dodge;
dart
J.T.
CON
T
H
E
W
H
I
T
M
O
R
E
L
A
K
E
N
E
W
S
chen,
Sepai'ale
dining
I'oom.
4-DOOR
BELAIR
choose
from.
S5c charge for box reply
Pleasant 5-room iioiiiG,
2-Dr. Stick, i-adio, heater. A new used cars for you to
5321.
HGp ring set, phone GE 8-45031 1 - Help Wanted
all types. Work guaranteed
• • «
VERTIBLE. Bucket seats, ra
Automatic, radio, heater, white- !;liarp one owner car. $9.1 down,
Be Per Word over 15
JOHN
MACH
Ford
Sales
reasonable.
Ralph Duart.
HC|:
choose from.
..Power glide. Runs liJte new. w.nlis, powei' steering. Wliite with
Springs i-elied, cushions rcJstuf$]I,500. Three bedroom,
TV., 21" Console, Zenith, $70,
dio and heater, VVSW tires, 1959 FORD '.2 TON PICK-UP. NORTIIVILI.!:
Uc Discount on Rerun isame ad
FI-9-140;i fed. For free estimate'call GE
one year warranty.
Excellent condition, Priced to
2-500
phone GE 8-8951. HGp FEMALE BOXER, 0 mos. HOUSEKEEPER for 1 adult,
m
i
O
FORD
V2
TON
PANEL.
wlieel
covers
and
back-up
iights
red
ti'im.
' vertisement iJ consecutive. 2 modern 4-becii-oom homes, modei'n, Full basement. Well
'1)2 FORD OALAXIE HARDTOP
sell. .'j!05 down,
$1595
housebroken, shots, papers, Ph
7-2412. Donald Reed, 01500
560 S. Main
Northville
built and clean. Veiy good
10c per lino extra for bold face, fiiii ba.senients, 2-cai' gai'agNICE CAR
APARTMENT size refrigei'ator 437-2933.
2-Dr. Honest, 3,000 miies, 8, One owner. Sharp. Low mile
HGcx widow with no smoking pre
Rambling Way.
H231fc
neighboi'hood, F.H.A. Real
WAS
$1695
age,
V-B,
automatic,
power
FI-9-0033
capital letter:!
$20; gas stove $10. Call GE 7E. J. ALLISON CHEVROLET Inc.
ferred. FI 9-J834. -: •-• : •
>
:
LOW PRICE $1695
automatic, power steering,
TAKE SOIL away the Blue
bargain.
bi'ake.s, heavy duty suspension.
NOW
$1575
2674.
HOcx
•
199
Plymouth
Rd,
Plymouth
--REl'OSSESSED
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY
beautiful gold, ww tii'es, red -$195 down.
Lustre way from cai'pets and BABYSITTER. Mature, reli
cast of Noi'thvilie
$175 or Did Cnr Doivii
1960 Chevi'olet, 2 door. No •U(l CHRYSLER NEW YORK
GL-3--4603
40" ELEC. stove with deep- upholstery. Rent electric sham able, own transportation. Call
ali vinyl interior. $l!]5 down,
?i5,995. Terrific value. 3
RATES
suitable for development.
Custom Built Homes
.
?
5
i
)
.
5
0
Per
iVloiiiii
well, chrome table and chairs, pooer $1. Dancer'.s, South Lyon GR 4-2567. 9 a.m.-5 jlm. \
E. J. ALLISON CHEVROLET Inc. money down. $8.88 weekly.
one year warranty.
bedi'oom I'anch. Top condi
ER.
Fuii
power,
One
owner.
KEPO.SSESSED
Display Advertising On
Call:
Mr.
Adams,
Cn-ordisingle
iron
bedstead
&
springs,
.
4
1
ATTIC
ROOMS - CABINETS
199 Plymouth Rd. Plymouth
m2 PONTIAC CATALINA
HGcx
•;^8 To Choose From
1957 Chevrolet Hardtop. No
tion. Beautiful landscaping, R U S S
R O M A N
Want Ad Pages , . .
ONLY $1395•
•
•
nalor. PA 2-4131.
sola bed, leatherette coucllADDITlONS
J
O
H
N
money
down.
$
G
.
G
O
weekly.
half
acre,
Ti'ees,
quiet
sti'eet.
EXPERIENCED
mechanic
"
&
CONVERTIBLE
GL-3-4603
11.25 per coluom indi.
•jl^tNo Money Dowll
bed, overstuffed chair, ileeds LUGGAGE Trailer, good tires all ai'ound man, aftei'noons. No
RECREATlON JlOOMS
29800
Grand
River
Call:
iMr,
Adams,
Co-ordiJust
east
of
Plymouth.
1961
MERCURY
Like
n
e
w
in
eveiy
I'cspect,
8,
O
H.IO per celumn Inch for
). Phone 437-9126.
HGcx
•^Take Over Paynlent
1963 FORD HARDTOP
reupholstering, o'dd lainps, 437Save money, deal direct
- REPOSSESSED CIIEVIE II HARDTOP NO nator. PA 2-4131.
heavy wof-k. Full or part time.
Farmington, Michigan
uvcnl*
auto. Power steering & braltes.
consecutive rerun of same ad L I T S E N B E R G E R
• « •
;560 S; Main
Northville
METEOR 800
Work myself
2107.
HOcx BEAGLE puppies, purebred, 9 Vel-air Shell Statioii, coi'ner 10
2-Door. Radio and heater.
1
0
5
8
Thundorbii'd.
No
mon
VA,
Radio
and
heater.
Automa
$23,500. Exquisite panel
W
W
tii'es,
radio,
lienter.
Just
Call
Mr.
Adams,
FI-9-0033
weeks old, good hunting stock Mile and Orchard Lake roads.
KE-5-8855
tic tians. and WSW tires.
Real siiai-p, automatic, radio, $li)95 — .$105 or old car down. ey down $10,46 weekly.
1963
FORD
PICK-UP
PHONE
ling. Near new. Two fire GR-6-1210
132 West Diililap
Coordinator
HGcx Fai'mington.
phone GE 7-7652.
Call: Mr. Adains, (io-ordi- JOHN M A C H Ford Sales
STRAUS
iieater, whitewniis, etc.
Radio and Heater.
places. Spacious i'anch. Three
NICE CAR — $1495
6—For Sale—Miscellany
One year warranty,
FI-9-2720
NORTIlVILLIi:
FI-»-M03
FI-9.1700
ONE
A D. . . O N E C H A R G E
2-4131.
PA-2-4131
nator.
PA
FARMALL
tractor
model
1
3
0
bedi-ooms. Full basement.
COOK,
all
ai'ound
m
.
<
j
n
to
wofk
Y
A
.
REPOSSESSED
FI-9-200S
lacl
CHRYSLER
HARDTOP
OR
JOHN MACH Ford Sales
Single bottom 16 plow, 2 row nights. Noi-lhville Pifeeria, 149
$1295
- REPOSSESSED Reci'eation room. Off BradS P R I N G S A L E N O W WAS
VARIETY OF HOMES
Windsor 2-Di'. Really a sharp •
BOXER,
AKC
registered,
l
'
6
2
RAMBLER
AMERICAN
2
NOnTHVILr.E
FI.9-I403
cultivator,
snow
blade,
disc
and
1057
Foi'd
Hai'dtop.
No
mon
C O V E R S
THIS
ENTIRE
A R E A
1959 DODGE 4-DOOR
GE-7-2011
ner.
NOW
$1195 low mileage car, 8, automatic,
EAVESTROUGHS AND
1961 FORD 2-DOOR
A HOME FOR Y O U
ZERO DN.--TAX ADJ. ONLY
year, all shots, children's pet, 5 ft. rotary lawn mower. FI 9- E. Main, Northville., .349-0556.
Daoi- Sedan. Automatic trans.
GUTTER WORK
Radio and heater. Automatic. ey down. $5.40 weekly.
-<il.50 01- Old Ciir Down
Radio and heater. Automatic.
• • »
Some
pmls.
less
than
rent
YOUNG
WOMAN
lfl'-vÔ'to
do
^
O
n
V2
Ton
Picl(-ups
dog
house
included.
349-2701.
rnwer
steering,
bi'akes
and
1
9
0
0
CHEVROLET
2-DR.
COR
Radio
ar:d
IN "64"
Iieater. WSVV'tires.
3092.
Call: Mr. Adains, C0-0rdiAluminum in colors, also
$44.53 Per Muntli '
$39,400. Far below duplica Call MANAGEMENT BROIiEH
pleasant
telephone
work.
No
windows,
radio,
heater,
whiteVAIR 700. One owner, Shai-p. JOHN MACH Ford Sales galvanized. Free estimates.
Clean. Low miies,
TOY POODLES, silver, male, FIREWOOD - 16", 18", 20'
JOHN MACH Ford Sales iiuior. l'A 2-4131.
"THE S A R A T O G A "
tion cosl. One aci'e rolling
experience nccessai'y. Work
ELLIS
3—For Sale—Real Estate
I960 C H E V R O L E T
Radio, heater, power glide, NOlmlVILLE
-For Sale—
^vaiI tires, just . . . $1405. $195 NORTHVILLE
4 monllis, AKC house broken,
Fl-9-M03
Licensed and insured.
HURRY — $10,95
FI-S-1403
DEADLINE
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I
V
.
.
lawn.
Trees.
Best
residcniial
and
'
24".
Delivered.
FI-9
fi'om
oui'
office.
$1,25
per
liour.
20720 Middiebelt at 8 Mile
whitewails. $95 down.
$10,900
down, one year waiTanty.
V2-TON PICK-UP
1960 OLDS HARDTOP
BAGGOCT ROOFING
Farin ProfJuce trimlned, shots, and wormed. 2367.
ai'ca. Every modern feature.
20lf
Apply 10-12 a.m. only. Oakland
GR-6-1700
'63 GALAXIE 500, 2-dr., lastFI 9-2G23.
1959 CHEVROLET
Custom Built llancb Home
AND SIDING
1902 CHEVY II NOVA HARD
1859 FORD 4-DOOR, 8
TUESDAY NOON
$100 D O W N
Quality, spacious 8 I'oom
Hills Menloi-ial Gai'dens, coi'n
•' Radio, heater. Truck in excel' O FORD 2-Door Sedaji., Stick E. J, ALLISON CHEVROLET inc,
2-Door, radio, heater, automa C
5,500
back,
light
red
intef'ior,
Fl 9-3119
TOP. One owner. 7,000 actual
On Your Land
BELAIR 4-pOOR ; Automatic, radio, heater, real
FIRST and SECOND cuttings S P R I N G - S T E P
i-anch. See it on Thornapple 40 ACRE FARM FOR SALE
er of 12 Mile and Novi I'oad,
199
Plymouth
Rd,
Plymouth
rfiift.
Radio
and
iieatei',
WSW
'lent' condition.
tic,
power
steering
and
power
69.59 Mo. plus Taxes
miles, white with red interior,
aifalin, mixed hay and straw.
tlean, one owner. $745. $45 dn. miles, bought new December.
to close estate located oil Grislane.
Novi.
Cushion
HEATING
SERVICE. Get' rea
GL-3-4603
tire.s.
V-«, power'glide, radioj JieatPi-ice $2105. 438-4194.- ' HGp brakes.,
i-adio, heater, power glide and
GR 5-8552 after 8 p.m.
O n Your Lot
wolfi Road between 9 and 10 Large C0vere(l Front Porch
1958 PONTIAC 2-DR. HARDTOP
It, ,ii
l—Card of Thanks
$995
dy for winter: Vac-deaning
Shoos
SALESMAN
WANTED
Dealer,;
'Whitewails,
power,;i|i'altes.
TRANSPORTATIOf^,
, 40tf
195!) DODGE 4 door hai-dtop, whitewails. $195 down.
3 bedrooms, brick ranch, 40
Edenderiy Hills. % acre Mile' road. Also available as
8, automatic, power, good solid
and repairing, •• experienced.
$6,85G F U L L PRICE
JOHN M A C H Ford Sales
14 VARIETIES - Buy direct,
er in Northville or Plymouth
; 'r'^ j f
Extra clean. ,
atitoinatic transinission, rad
lots, paved roads, sewei's, iildustrial site. $22,000 cash
transportntibn. > Needs siiijht U S E O U R W A N T A P S NOUTIlVILLJi::
FI-9-1403 SPECIAL — $495.".
1;..
save — we sell only what we NANCY RICHARDS Hat and
I wish to express lliy lilaily ft. wide, fuil bsmt., over 1000
To qualify you'll need car and
E. J. ALLISON CHEVROLET Inc. Reasonable. GL 3-SC34. . > 20tf
No
Down
Payment
io,
heater,
power
steering,
Contact
Perry
W.
Richwine,
hills, trees. Refined rural set
Sew Kit party, priced $3.98
tllanks to nly lieighbois and sq. ft., ceramic tile, 20' iiv.
desii'e to iiiake at least $100
grow. Cider. Honey.
WAS
'.$995 bfady work, has cracked windCARPENTER AND t
1961 1/2 TON 8'
IpSS per nlontll
full price only $395. Fiesta 199 Plymouth Rd. Plymouth
. . t«l ni» iliow ym
each. New Hudson Methodist
many frientis for the flowers rm. Will buiid witliin 50 miles ting. Off W. Seven Mile road Administrator, Box 376 Ply
weekly I'ight from start; Write
'02 DODGE i,i-TON PICK-UP.
Bashion's
Grandview
Orchard
CABINET WORK
GL-3-4603
NOW
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
$850 '.shield.. Sacrifice as is .. $345.
Antdu'i
m
o
i
t
umformbl
i
F L E E T SIDE BOX
Rambler
Inc.,
1
2
0
5
Ann
Ar
mouth
Michigan.
Phone
GL
3
edge
o
f
Noi-lhville.
of
Detroit.
Modei
and
office
Church
basement.
Sat.,
Feb.
8,
J957 DODGE 4-DR. HARDTOP
and cards and other ads of
Rawleigh, Dept. MC'B-76H-ll4,
3 Bedrm. Aluminum lilsul.
•)»». Ortho.V.nt wlh MtluV-8 engine, Sweptline. 8 'ft. box, bor Rd., Plymouth, GL 3Counter Tops, Tile Floors,
40245 Grand River
-?I50 or Old Cnr Down
0180.
H42tfc
fi
cyl.,
sticic,
radio,
heater,
v
*
*
2
3
C
2
.
1
G
Mile
Rd.,
2
blks.
E.
•in
Sprl
n
g-Sl
i
p
C
i
n
h
l
o
n
I
h
a
l
10
a.m.
to
8
p.m.
H5-6cx
Jtindness during my stay in the
Siding. Copper pluinbiiig,
Illinois.
39
8
$125
Genei-al Repair.
Clean. Low miles.
mtl on octunl loytr ot oltloom hiilwsiii, yoFreeport,
ur
.?3C.C2 Per nlontii
_3600.
truck in exceiient condition.
of Telegraph.
One acre. Fine ['esidential
hospital.
Duratub, 3-pc. Bath, Double OVERSTOCKED, dairy cattle CHIHUAHUA puppy, female, fMt mil lha wrfoM. S80 liyltl for llio whRESPONSIBLE
olo
1953 PONTIAC SEDAN
lnWIN KlNNE
16—Btisiness Services
white
woman
ONLY
$1295
fomlir. i-inonallMtl, in.lic.liomo iirvico.
area. Plymouth Hills. Am
l957"MERCURY, turnpike cruibowl sink installed. Com- calves and feeder pigs. Kilter 9 mos. old. AKC Lit. Reg. $50. Gvofanfetd.
Mrs. Don Gidcoinb
hGp
447 West Lake, Soutil Lyon
Good
.solid
car
$
1
2
5
to
assist
with
housework
and
$1095
C & L H O M E S , INC.
Y o u can
ALWAYS 50 CABS TO
ser, 2 dor, runs .?175. Phone
herst Ct. .$4950.
plete wiring with fixtures. Farm, Phone GE 7-2120.
8275 N. Territorial Rd., DexT«wraaititnilOrfho-Vtni
Phone GE 7-7801
1958 FORD STATION WAGON 1963 PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE . . . . . . . . . $2595
children, one or two days a
CJIOOSE FROiVi.
437-2209.
H
G
p
fepraitnlnllvo In
• • *
'Sfl FORD PICK-UP
I want to thanl< each and KE-7-3640 KE-7-2699
Walls and ceilings Itisulatcd.
H5-7cx
PLYMOUTH
H43tfc ter. Ph. 426-3891.
HOOVER SERVICE
week. References and own
Body
roimh
as
a
cob
$
7
2
MATTRESSES & J30X springs,
V-8,
automatic,
radio,
heater,
power
steei'uig
and
brakes.
New
•
W drywall ready to deceveryone for visits, flowers and
1950 FORD pickup new tires, Prompt service. Phone collect. standard and odd sizea of best
FULL PRICE ;$28?
GL-3-1020
transportation needed. Call FI
BLACK miniature poodle pup1952 FORD 2-DOOR
JOSEPH SIMCHAK
1959 DODGE
ALL MAKES AND iWODELS
profit b y
spai-e. Car like new. One year warranty. $99 down.
orate. Model: 28425 PontlBC APPLES, popular varieties pies, AKC Registered. 12 weeks
cards, while in hospital and at
runs good, phone GE 438-4971. All makes vacuum cleaners grade material. See our retail
9-0532.
'
GL-3808
GL-3-S093
."itirk.
I'
u
ns
okay.
Body
fair.
open
Saturday
and
Sunday,
409
ADA
ST.
SOUTH
LYON
AT
COMPETITIVE
PIIICES.
llome. Also the doctors and
Trail 2 Mi. north of Ten
1959 FORD GALAXIE SEDAN
$795
HOcx serviced — free inspection and showroom at Six Mile and Ear'.i'l DODGE PICIC-Uf. V8.
1/2 TON PICK-UP
Iii.side needs help $
7
2
Dutch Hill Orchards, 5842 Pon- old. $50 apiece. 437-2228 South
Mm^~slTTlR, live in or own
•
Phone 437-2587
Mile, South Lyon.
nurses at Atchison hospital.
estimate — free pickup andhart road. Two miles west of
v-8,
2-door,
standard
trans.,
radio,
heater,
jet
black.
A
real
Lyon.
37tf
tiac .Trail, South Lyon.
BANK RATES
transportation. Call 453-0931 or
FULL
PRICE
$345
his m i s t a k e
Harley J. Cole.
1950 CADILLAC CONVERTI delivery, reasonable i-ates. Pontlac Trail. Adum Hock Bed*
s)iaiip car.
..,, ,
Radio, heater. Truck in excelH41tfc POODLES.-Puppies, miniature
453-3040.
COBB HOMES
BLE. If ypu like comfort and Empire 3-2072. A. F. Wai'd.
•2 BIG LOTS TO SERVE' YOU
ding Co. Tdephono GE 8-8855.
lent condition.
1959 CHEYROLEJ: jHARDTOP 2,DR.
$895
-I wish to thank all of my
FRESH eggs from Hollow Oak and toys, sold with temporary 7 - F o r Rent
RESTAURANT drlVe-in help
GEneva 7-2808
H5p South Lyon.
' ' : , tj
Ycssir, it's the fedcljIJer^lijsISci DODGE Vi TON PICK-UP 'TWO To, CHOO.'Ê FRpw(,iV-a, automatic, radio, heater, power '03 DODGE >/!-TON P,JCK-UP. luxury be sure and see this
shots.
Also
winning
dogs
at
friends for the lovely cai'ds I
Farm; candled, graded, whole
wanted. Bel Nor Drive In. F l
NORTHVIULE-NOVr AREA
Sweptline. 3 ft. box, Epojoiny C. like new used car. Factory PIANO LESSONS for begin
$795
Wiieii
You
Dc'al
\yifi!
'
'
.
3'
box,
big
US:
h.p,
six,
body
38
, steering and braitea. SO.montiis to finapce, one year warranty.
received wllile in the lIospital.
sale, retail, case lots deliver- Stud. GR 4-2604. ^
equipped, full power, radio and neis - GEORGIE RICHARDS,
9-1530.
.
23t£
For Lease: Commercial
: ONLY $1495',
NORTHVILLE
and ..motor exceptionaily. good,
P I A N O TUNING
, Mrs. M. Weston.
ed. Phone GE 7-2474,
HCcx CLOPAY Window shades, $1.19 UPPER unfurnished iapart DIE .MAKER. Journeyman, ali
heater,' qutoillatlc,. whitewails. BM degree. 349-3049;
'I;
1962
C
H
E
V
Y
Jr4,p,00R
SEDAN
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
.$1195
37tf
building in city. Will I'einodcl
RENTALS
fires, fair.' $1095.' $95 down, one,
,1955 C H E V R O L E T
Only
$
9
5
down.'
and
up.
Cut
to
size
free
while
(ÔR
RENT
Commercial.
HAY
for
sale,
phone
GE
7
7
1
7
9
Automatic)
radie,
hetit'er,.
hi-ga?
ihilcJage.
One
year
warranty.
arouiid
experience.
'Steady
ment
m
town,
FI
9-0127.
'
George Lockhart
'64 DODGE, i/:i-TON PljilK-UP.
ye:ir 1 M'ai'J'anty,
We wish to express our sin to suit tenant.
Excellent retail location, 38'x after 3:30, John Devei'eaux, you wait. Gambles, South Lywork. Bathey Manufacturing,
E. J. ALLISON CHEVROLET Inc. SPANNOS I U E COMPANY
''/2 "TON PICK-UP
cere thanlts to the many
I N C O R P O R ' A T ' E D i INTERNATIONAL LI70 , 1961 p L p S CUTLASS 2 - b ' d O R ' S E D A N . . . . .$1495 i Fully equipped. Like'new.
IWl'hlber of the Piano •
3-5
I • : • 1 • HtfcWALLPAPER hanging equip Plymouth.
3 bedroom brick ranch type
89'.
66425 Eight Mile Rd., South on. • •
' ' 30tC
, Automatic',' radio, 'iieaterj power steering, one owner, low milement at Northville Hardware,
fricilds and neighbors, Drs. Ro home, utility room and gar
199 Plymouth Rd. Plymouth ceramic tile kitchen sinks,
CAIJ; Af^P; pRASSlS
Technicians' Guild'' '
FULL PRICE $1770
t
t
o
T
N
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!
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.
;
.
'
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'
Lyon.
•
HGp
complete
bathroom
vinyl
asph-,
TERMITES!??
$595
107_
Cent_er._ FI 9-0l3l. 1711
age.. Excelleiit .condition.': • .if) i i .' •: •
binson and Atcllisoii, Caster- age. In the city.
On West Seven Mile road,
iServlcIrig Fine "Pianos- In'
. jReeonditipiieil near real duals.
874 W. Ann" A'rJior poad-alt.
All
types
o
f
floor
ojvar'
B
E
D
R
O
O
M
S
Protect
your
home
from
ler
vei'y nice 4 bedroom, j cojly 2;
Iine's and Itev. Kinde who as
This Area for SOYcarS •
1960 CHEYfÔLET 4-DR; SEDAN.
.$895
' ,
r;,.t :,$»-$95dn.,'
GL-3-2,500--i.
1
APPLES
ing. Free estimate. FHA terms
mites. For inforiilation call 2 BEDilOOM older house. $65 l2-Situations Wanted
sisted us during the illness and
years old. On lot 104x1000'
All Cars and "Trucks
Total Rebuilding; it-Required
3 bedrooin, 2 baih, ti'iV-U. ,AutQmatic. par in, exceliint 'cbii'ditiJn, '•' ' ' ' '
a month. Novi area. FI-9-25G9.
• LOT NO. 2 .
I I •! : •• a
0
Down.
GE
7-2831.
available.
Spies,
Mac's,
Delicious,
WineSouth
Lvon.
Lumber
Co.phone
death of our motller. Special levcl, carpet and drajlcs,
- ?25,9oo.
: ; ,. \
WITH
Bill f o o t Chev.v Inc.
carry a 1-Year G-W
675 W. AnijArlidr'Road'
1960, FORD GALAXIE 500 V-8
. . . , $795
saps, Jonathans, Rome .Beau- OE.;r-831l. C iU'i - -I Htfc before,9 or after 3 in after IRpNINGS in, niy home. '502
thanks id 'the Tremper Cii-ele beaulifully landscaped.
Fl^.
nooli.-]
PLYM(it/Til'^rS27IS
Grand River FarmlagtM GL-3-2504
Warranty
Retail
store
building
w
t
h
2-door
sedan,
•nutomatic,
)rndio,'n'eat"el-,'one''owh6r,'exceilejlt
conties;
and
Others.
HAVE .flS.OOO 10 invest in land
E,
R.'s
WESTERN
SHOP
of the First Methodist Church
rii;hce.,FI-O-llGS. ;!',' '4ltt
_i.<-i:.-i )j! A';>v
L
E
A
S
E
KE-S-353(i
--GR-4-05M
NEW,
modern
office
and
store
offices
on
second
floor.
Ex
ditioiii
bank'
!
Iâtos,:one
year
W'aITiuity.
'
"
'
conli'acts.
Reasonable
discount
i
W
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M
I
L
L
E
R
^
EATING PEARS
Shu-ts, Lees, Levis, Leath
for;the splendid lunch served
Older home with 2 lots,
• '..V
_ I
cellent location, Totar rental
for good security. Write Bo.'c 251
er goods, Jewelry, Tack, space tivailablc. Excellent lo BABYSITTING in your home
after,'the service.
new I'oof and fui'nace, 4
: PURE SWEET CIDER
WHEN YOU SHigiP;'
PODjCÊ S^les & Service 1960 CORVAIR 4.D0OR; SEbAI^ . . . . . . . . . .$995
1959 CHEVROLET
,IjOcx
cation with plenty of parking. days. GE 8-4601,
value
$
5
0
0
per
month.
Full
care of Northville Recoi'd,
OPTION
rooins down and 3 lai'ge bed
(THREE TO CHOOSE FROM). ./l,uto)natic, riidio,- heater. l3anit
Harley J. Cole
SQUASH
HONEY Boots. Hals', 'for the'Whole FI; 9-178(J.''i - C 15tf
BE SURE TO SHOP
127 Huffon Sl.
price, $33,000, $8,000 down,
IMPALA HARDTOP
Northville, Michigan.
Family.
•.
.
BABYSltTING i-in n^l -fhome,
rooms and bath up. $12,ij00
Mrs, D. J. Stark
rates. OIle'yew VftiTanty.
.QPEN
EVERY
DAY
$250 per month.
US AND OUR 'new
i
FI-9-0660
117 N. Lafayette, South Lyon PARTLY FURNISHED apart- pllone 437-2430. . î:; HOcx
• Mrs. Harry D. Shafer
terms.
• BILL FOREMAN
standard transmission. Real ANNOUNCING Mr. Stove, hair
1959 eiÊVROLET BELAIR 2.DR. SEDAN . . .$695
T O BUY
GE 7-2821
ment, 117 Fairbiook, NorthSERVICE DEPARTMENT
UP T O
stylist now at Gertie Tf-oller's
4
Bedroom
on
2.8
acres
in
ORCHARD
STORE
clean. No rust.
C'cyl.,
radio,-heater,'automatic,''
'
Trade - 4 bedrooin, 2 bath
30tf l 3 - L o s t
NORTHVILLE
Beauty Salon, Novi. Featuring
beautiful section. Rec. room Mm W. 7 iVUle
FOR THE BEST DEMI
FI-9-1358 ROTO-TILLER 3 horse with yllle.
3---For Sale-Real Estate house in town for nice 2 bed1963
C
H
E
Y
IMPALA
2-DR.,HARDTOP
.
.
.
$2395
H e tried to seIl
newest '04 hair styles.. Also MILFORD FINANCE-CO.
$795
2 car garage, swimming 3^ iVIIIea W. of Northville on 7 IVUall
le implements, $150 or best of- VERY NICE 3 room unfurnishroom small house iu counv-8, automatie, radio,' jieater, power steering, poiver brakes,
specializing in teen-age styling.
pool, $42,500.
fer, Joseph Cybart, 9762 Mat ed apt., in newly built apt. BILLFOLD, brown,,, probably
SEE
ALLISON
CHEVnOLET
135 N. Center
Stop
at
White
Barrels
9,000 Iiiiles, full factory guarantee on car. 3G months to finance.
Open Monday, Tuesday and
NEW tri-level on % acre lot, try.
building, 1 or 2 adults. PI 9-in business section, return pap
thews,GE
8-4014.
H52tfc
li'OK
THE
BEST
BUY
ON
his
house
himself
R
U
S
S
R
O
M
A
N
FI-9.3320
;
Beautiful
buildlfig
site
on
Friday
evening
6-9.
Wednes
garage, family room, 3 bed
STRAW and marsh hay. Bill MUFFLERS and XaU Pipes. 1515 or FI 9-119G.
35tf ers, reward, Call GE: 7-9536 af
Doctoi's' Clinic, complete
QUALITY USED CARS. WE
Homer road off of Edward Edwards, Dexter. 426-2782.
day 9-9. FI 9-2194 for appointroom, $13,900, $1,000 down on with equipment plus 4 I'oom
29800 Grand River
llAVE
A
LOT
FULL
OF
FINE
1' H6cx
ROOMS, kitchen privileges ter 5.
Gamble Store, South Lyon.
vyithout the help
Hines Drive and Reservoir
ment.
land contract. MA 4-276C.
32tf
apartment for sale to setlle Farmington, Michigan
36tf
Hlltfc FI 9-0712.
•i* Bob -Cenn
Clarence DuCharme USED CARS PRICED TO FIT
Rd.
ANY BUDGET. YOU CAN
estate.
CARPET Laying, Repairing.
I B C HOMES
-V,
,1963
Briarcllff
Red,
with
Heater,
Reclining
Seats,
Automatic
SEASONED fireplace wood, FURNISHED apartment, gar- 4—Found
of Northville Realty
Farmington
GR-6-1210
KE-5-8855
Lot 0n Maxwell street off
Make over, stair carpets shift M O R E CLASSIFIEDS
$18,500 NOW $12,500
34955 PLYMOUTH RD.
Transmission, Windshield Washers, Carpeting and Light Group BUY WITH CONFIDENCE AT 32715 Grand River
5 bedroom l'ri story, brick
apple wood, cow manure, rail age, adults only. 248 S. Center
ALLISON
CHEVROLET
oi 7 Mile road. 135' x 259'
ed, re-stretching. Sewing and
DO some work and save fireplace, cai'peting, lV-i baths
Near Wayne Road
(Includes Cargo, Glove Box, fwo Courtesy, Parking Brake
37tf
road ties and top soil. KE-8- St.
KE-5-353<S . - GR.4.050n
YOUH RELIABLE CHEVHOYou'face five dangers when only - $3,300.
binding.
Work guaranteed.
IN
HOTEL
parking
lot
man's
up to $p,000; $0 down on your and full basement.
Phone
GA-7-1'250
'
Warning
and
Back-up
Lights).
560
S.
Main
Northville
0548.
20tf APARTMENT, furnished, Ill
ON PAGE SIX
LET DEALER FOR 42 YEARS.
you iry to sell your house
GROSSMAN
Free estimates. Call GEneva
tinted
bi-focals,
GE
7-2602.
lot - No payments for 6
2 Bedroom duplex. Each
FI-9-0033
INSULATION approved for W. Main. FI 9-1522.
8-3179.
H-14tfc
yoOrself; You may.
,0
H6cx
- mos. Models — Doane Rd.
Nice lot on Fairland.
side rents for $75. $14,900
electric heat. Blower rental lOc SLEEPING room for gentle
at SiWer Lake and 6300 Ponwith $2,000 dn. - $100 a
RETIREES
1. not know the market,
a bag. Gambles, South Lyon. man. FI 9-0527 before 3:00 p.m
tiac Trail Sat. and Sun. GE- 121 E. Lake St. South Lyou
5—For Sole—-Autos
Htfc
A DOLL HOUSE
2. be harassed by a parade month.
GE-7-5m
•8-4128. Evenings VI-2-0073.
1205Ânn Arbor Road — Plymoolh — GL-3.3600
l-ROOM cabin, semi modern,
111 pei-fect siiape is jusX what
of curiosity seekers,
200 W. Dunlap, Facilities Hours: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. PERMANENT antl-freeze al suitable for bachelor living, FI
the ciocloi- oi-dered, and here 3. hove to cope with bargain for doctor's clinic on main
l06(r"ENGLISH Ford,-good conGambles from $1,49 a gallon. 9-0716.
APPLES
,38
it is. All asbestos sided 2-bcdh"untei;5,
floor, includes office, 4 ex
H44ttc UPPER apartment, 3 ropinsdition. FI 9-2851.
i-oom ranch, tile ititchen and 4. expose your family to
amining rooms, lab . room, Mcintosh, Nortlicm Spy, Red
1
9
5
9
RAMBLER
Classic-Sta
AUTOMATIC
CANVAS - ALUMINUM
and
bath,
refrigerator,
electric
Now
is
the
time
N O R T H V I L L E S U P E R S E R V I C E <nc
Mobilhe^t
doctor's office, dispensory, Delicious, Jonathan, Golden
bath, plastered oait floors, gns
\ 'fiprils from strangers,
stove, heater and hot watertion wagon stand'ard transSPECIAL LOW WINTER
Delicious.
x-ray room with darit rooin,
YOU CAN
lit., aulo. liot water, s. and s., 5. neglect your job to play
mission,
radio,
heater.
Onjy
FIBERGLASS
OIL
HEAT
furnished. Pay own electricity,
RATES FROM
; will move the right party into this 3 bedroom Ijrick excellent landscaped.
DEPEND ON
(Next to Krogcr's)
all clinic equipmeiit includ
$5 down. Fiesta Raiiibler Inc.
M o b i l
salesman.
$65
per
month.
FI
9-l5l8,
1
2
0
Special
Utill^
Mcintosh
$2.00
US FOR:
; and frame home — living room — dining area Also
YOUIt ONE-STOI' DKY CLEANING
ed. Nice apartment pn 2nd
1205 Ann Arbor Rd., PljfNEW HUDSON
S7,!I00 - $300 DOWN
IS THE SAFEST
W. Cady, Northville.
•
Courteous
floor.
kitchen — full basement -— gas furnace — city;
,
,
-(\ND
2I-IlOUR
LAUNDRY
SERVICE
mouth, GL, 3-3600.
Sporting Goods
$60 MONTH
NORTHViLLE REALTY-profesROOFING COMPANY
Service
PEARS
2 BEDROOM furnished apart
PrX, Cli'iining lIggrs 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. Sal. 9-6
water and sewer, $11,500.
- REPOSSESSED - \
COMFORT SYSTEM YOUR
• Exiierl
On a land contract. No red tape siondls who have contacts,
SOUTH L Y O N
ment,
near
town.
FI
9-1473.
C A L L COLLECT
,
Closed Sunday
No
job
too
big
or
t
(
)
0
1
9
6
0
Ford,
2
door,
autontaRepairs
knowledge, and experience in
CIDER and HONEY
38tt
HOME C A N HAVE
, ., nrtY CLEAN .. 10 LBS. «.00
small. All types roofing and
1960-CUSTOM M E R C U R Y 2-DR. Radio, heater,
for
FREE ESTIMff
tic, No Money down. $7.^6
7 acres, comer 9 MUe &
selling houses, will:
ED FITZGERALD, BROKER and NOTARY
PLYMOUTH AREA
UPPER
3
rooms
and
batli,
.STKAIM
I
J
N
I
S
I
1
•FOR
CARS & TRUCKS...We Carry DIES^ FUEL
eaves
troughs.
. 6 GARMENTS Z5t
weekly.
'
Rushton, Includes 3 bedCorner Nov! Rd., 10 Mile
automatic transmission, power steeling,
. Pbone 66S-3146 -- 437-2850 Ponliac 'rr.-iil and Territorial ltd.
GIs
partly furnished. Private en Call: Mr. Adams, C0-orî•ROAD and WRECKER SERVICE
room home. $15,000.
1. help you, the owner, set
Fl.9.2034
power brakes, whitewall tires
IP995
FREE ESTIMATES
trance. $60 a month including nator. PA 2-4131.
•TUNE-UPS...FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY
ICids Wanted
>
-a, fair market price,
Call any time Day 0r
y.'illo ?,f I T .
S'«tl»n-0|>p. State JJispltal
garage. No including utilities.
624
S.
Main
Ann
Arbor
NO-5-9126
To iielp fill up the -1 bedi-ooms 2; suggest highlights that
196Q SUPER R A M B L E R 4-DR, WAGON. 6 cyl.
Fl.9.3350
Evenings GE 7-2068
C A R L H . J O H N S O N 5--For Sale—Household
Adults only. No pets. FI 9-3078.
4J122 W. 7 MILE
349-97C9 or FI-9-13J3
5 Acres zoned comm., directly across from the Lincoln plant, in this exceptional hi'icit Cape
WE ALSO H A V E i
make your house more
•.[stick
sllift.
Radio,
heater.
It's
nfaw...
.$695
REAL ESTATE BROKER
two" modem houses both rented. Ideal for business and income. Cod. 2 bedrms.
3 BEDROOM home; lV.i bath,
bath up, 2 saleable,
SEVERAL
:
120 N. Center
NurU1vllle
fireplace, carport, oil heat, tile
.Terms.
bedi-ms. bath dn. Sepai'ate din 3. find just the right buyer,
1960 iCHEVROLET BELAIR 2-DR. Automatic,
•Wild Bird Feed
Fl-9-ZOOO or FI-9-0l57 ' BEAUTY Counselor products
floors. Stove furnished. $110 a "ri^-MONEY-DOWN"
A A A WRECKER
"try before you buy" Skin care
Tadio, heater
,$795
7-Room mod. brick ranch, % acre, 2-car att. gar. All l.irge ing I'm. with window waii. Lge. 4. make a skilled sales
SPECIALS
!
month, 41100 W. 10 Mile, Call
D O Y O U
H A V E
idtchen with buiit-in oven and
and make up — Free Demon
Complete Landscaping Service
. 'presentation,
, rooms, built-ins, carpeted, family room. FP. Spacious liviIig.
GR
4-1175.
between
1
and
4
1959
0LDS
2-DR.
HARDTOP.
Automatic,
radio,
range, fuii bsmt. Gas f.a, lit., 5. handle the complicated
stration. Call 437-5271. 39tl •Medium Scratch
1961 English Ford j
p.m.
Another 6-room home en Gr. River zoned comm. (iGx200 lot. s. and s. on a iai-ge niceiy land• A M F AUTOMATIC
' heater, pow. steering and b r a k e s . . $ 2 9 5
A
SERVICE
negotiations,
, , Complete Tree Service
UNFURNISHED apartment 4 1959 Mercury Wagonj
UPHOLSTERED Rockei's from
.' Ideal isK a business or small factory.
ocaped lot.
6. help the buyer find
\
rooms and bath, kitchen stove 1959 Ford 4-Poor
0.9S to $69.95, large selection.
196ir:METEOR CUSTOM 4-DR. Automatic, radio,
PIN SPOTTEgS
•Cracked Corn
$10,500 - ZERO DOWN
financing,
'• 6-ix»m brick rimch, 1 acre, 2-car att. gar., lai-ge rooms. F.P.
oO''''""'o*
T O
SELL?
and space heater furnished, 1959 Ford 2-Door )
Gambles, South Lyon.
."-heater, whitewall tires
-....$1395
HERB
DRYER,
OWNER
all
(izftt
7.
take
care
of
the
references required. Call FI 9- 1956 Chrysler 2-Dooi;
Needs Uttle finiEMng.
Htfc
COUNTRY LIVING
bothersome details
2, 3, 4 , 5
3447 for appointment.
1957 MERCURY 4-DR. HARDTOP. Alitomatic,
TELL YOUR M E S S A G E
OPEN 24 HOURS
ELECTRIC stove 2 yrs, old,
\
Hardtop
: a-room, 1-floor, custom built, brick, l^k acres, two-car att. But still all city conveniences
$85. Excellent condition. FI-9•Sunflower Seed
.power steering and brakes. R & H
-$245
TUNE-UPS - MUFFLERS •-- SHOCKS
TO SELL YOUR HOUSE QUICK
IN THIS SPACE BY
gar. Complete finlslied bafsement. BuIlt-ins. 2 F.P.s. Many other arc yours if
040l.
38
ER . . . AND FOR ITS FAIR
JOHN MACH Ford Sales
•MECHANIC ON DUTY
features.. MO.OOO.OO.
YOU ASSUME
Rent
CALLING FI-9-1700 OR GE-7-2011
1957
FORD
STATION
WAGON,
6
cyl.-Stick
shift.
BEDROOM
FREEZER, stove, refrigeraNORTHVILLE
FI.9-1M3
Nov! Rd. at Grand River
PI-9-0100
8(500 NAPIER
FI-9-inl
v . ..,>
the present GI intge. of $11,150 MARKET VALUE, CALL US . . .
S. LYON-WHITMORE AREA
9-iwm farjii home on 11 acres, 24-30 basement barn, many
"Radio,
heater.
Good
tires
.....".$199
132 S. CENTER
tor,
washer,
dryer,
2
piece
on this excellent 3-bedrm. bricis
SPECIALTY
other buildings, modem house, 2 F.P.s, 2-baths, room for spa- lancli iiome. Piastered oait
couch, Singer, bed, dressei's,
FLOOR SANDER and edger
1962'MERCURY CUSTOM 4-DR. Automatic, ra
cioua lirifig, near expressway.
etc. Make offer. 349-0166.
rental, Gambles, South Lyon. 5 0 0 0 T V Gift Stanjps !
floors, auto. lit. and hot water,
HOMES
FEED C O M P A N Y
39
dio, heater, whitewall tires, power steering
Htfc
MONUMENTS
30 acres W. Nine Mile, 20 acres W. 9 Mi., 10 acre parcels s. and s. lV.!-car gar., nicely
Plymolilh
With the purchase of any uSod '^nd brakes
...$1695
WESTINGHOUSE washer and 13919 Hiiggcrty
7-ROOM
house,
automatic
lieat
Northville A s p h a l t Paving
CSiubl) Rd. Mfmy more vacant parcels. .Also Lots m and near landscaped, 100x250 ft. lot and
Gl^-5490
to perpetuate cherished memories
car
at
Allison
Chevrolet
durdryer; knotty pine bar; fire
320 N. Lafayette, So.itil Lyon,
all you need is $1,200 to take
Harrawood's
Sales
•NorthvlUe.
FOR
1962'COMET CUSTOM 2-DR. Radio, heater, auing
ihe
month
of
Febru^ryl
place
mirror;
pictures,
coffee
STANDING ALWAYS
phone
7-2339,
Dr.
Griswold.
over pf'esent payments of
Trucking & Excavating Company
table; utility table; throw rugs,
„tomatic, whitewall tires
$1295
WE NEED LISTINGS TO FILL OUR INQUIRIES FOR PROP
II3tfc
IN LOVING TRIBUTE
PARTS & SERVICE
$90 MONTIi
We
have
a
lot
full
of
maay
steel ironing board; electric
ERTY IN THIS AREA, CALL FOR ANY PROPERTY YOU
Chnoja
hero
a beautiful family memorlol
POR
ALL
IVIAKES
including taxes and ins.
new used cars .for you jio
1961 COMET CUSTOM 4-DR. Automatic, radio,
bar-be-cue pit, never used;
ALU WORK F U L L Y G U A R A N T E E D
TRANSFEREES
MIGHT HAVE TO SELl,.
In ageless granite or marble
8
W
a
n
t
e
d
to
Rent
choose
from.
i
•.CENTURY
MOBILE
TRAILERS
16" console TV, needs tubes; S.ATURDAY — 7:30 P.M.
heater, whitewall tires
$999
•-- FREE ESTIMATES
drapes, W h.p. motor; com
Approved VA & FHA Broker
1961 FORD 2-DOOR, sticte 8,
NEW
&
USED
furniivee:
AMBULANCE SERVICE
mercial meat grinder, scale
CASH in 24 HOURS
WANTED TO RENT
G O R D O N ' S R a d i o - T V Service
one owner, like new, 2:f,000
and meat trays. Must sell. FI
for your equity
Furnished or unfurnished miles. Beautiful red with black
ROAD-AID WRECKER SERVICE
122 W. IWAIN
NORTHVILLE
27520 Five Mile, Livonia
Private Sales All Day SatunJay house. 3 or 4 bedrooms with interior. $195 down.
You can rely on ouf cotinsel in choostino
RUSS
R O M A N 9-0ll3.
\
Phone
OA
7
3
2
0
0
or
KE
7
9
4
1
0
Gfand RIvef at Novi RfJ,
FI-9-2610
GEORGE L. CLARK, REALTOR
family room, Will pay top
m EAST MAIN - NORTRVILLE, MICH.
MAYTAG
washer,
wringer
Q friemorlal of enduring beauty
29800 (;irand River
3 4 9 - 7 0 7 0
OPEN SUNDAY - WE SWAP
E.J. ALLISON CHEVROLET inc.
Norihville's Oldest
H. CburcJj, Salesman ~ Ph. FI-9-3!ifl5
type, like new $35. Can be FARM CENTER STORE rent.
580
South
Main
Norttiville
Fl-V-OTZO
Farmington, Michigan seen at 340.-High St., NorlllDr, J. KIleder
199 Plymouth Rd. Plymouth, ,
. . Eeal Estate Office
.
Office PHONE FI-9-3470
GROSSMAN
9010
PopUro
TroU
GL
3
1
5
0
0
Ext,
279
GR-6-121Q
KE.5-8855
GL-3-4(M3 "
>
villc.
1<S0 E. MAIN
349-1515
V* Mile North o( 7 MUt
APPEAR IN
W e
Todays
Best Buys
PONTIACS
f**********************^^*****^
Need
SPECIAL
FOR SALE
es.
Farm
NORTHVILLE
APPLES
r************^,^^,^^„^^^^^
W e
USED TRUCKS
Need
Berry
K ••
it
Viqk-mk'' '
iti'^Bahk Rates
^New Rambler Sfafion Wagon
LOANS
ONLY
$
RATHBURN'S
2295
BILL ROOT CHEVROLET, Inc.
r********r************-********
^mm FARMS
ORCHARD
STORB
F I E S T A RAMBLER anil JEEP
T H E S E
S E R V I C E S
A R E J U S T
FOR A BETTER DEAL ON A
$300
A
P H O N E
C A L L
A W A Y
South Lyon Econ-O-Wash
BETTER USED CAR SEE
WEST BROTHERS
f OX TENT & AWNING
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a
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Tlie-NorUiville-Record--Novi News—Tliursday, February 6, IflGl
Section One — Page Six
TRADE IN your old sl;ate.s H
T
S
sisates sliai'pened, Clamiilos,
New
HiKlson.
w;irz
of
Delroil
were
,Suiid;iy
ncll,
Maudie
St.
Onge
and Car
South I>yon.
llltfc
'^'•'s. II. 1). Ilcndorsnn
'j Ml'. ;m(l Mrs. ,iuni(;,s VViion- evening visilor.s al (he hiinie <ji The fdVl'' of Novi and New olyn McC'ollum. The Mai-ch
EXPERT UPI10L.STEKIi\G -liu.s iiri- tin- p:Hciils of a now Dr. and Mr.s. Harold lleiider-r Hudson ;itlciided the Albion meeling will be held at tlie
on Fonda .street.
enliii-O'lHe of Yoiilli Irainiiifi home of Mi's. Olive Clappison
Ihrow pil- daiif.;lik'r, ,Jucly Aniiulle,.son
lium
25% discotml.
lows Willi e;icli Jul). Fiue c.sti- ,1:iiiiku\ I'.ii in Annapuli-s ilos- Krisiine l.iu'.soii speiil the till- Cluirdi and Ohureh related at Novi and Twelve Mile road. Dr. Dwighl Slater, who lias Meads, Evangelical Union of
served as niedic;il missionary Soulh America, Bra',!il, Feb
IIlate. GL 3-;ni!)l).
3-llf |iit:il in Waynt-. She weighed 8 weekend with the children ol vnealicn -Satiirdav. February I.
Novi Cub .Scouts
in two different African couii- ruary 11).
liijiind.s mill il'i: iiuiiee.s. The her sister and hrollier-in.kiu. Tlu re ;iie over (1(10 inleresled
Pl^ltbOlNilI. L.,111.-; iji. ju
JU'deniiis h;ive lour othci' chil- Mr. and Mrs. Roheit Maffel in in till' Work and .'id have been February 7 79 Cub Scouts Iries, will kick off the sixili A missionary "birthday" pol
nature, luniiture ur
lissionarv conference itick supper will be held on
Noi'lhville, while the Mallels drdiciiled III the service. Thy and their leadei's will attend annual mi.":
mouth Finaili.-,.- Cu., l'.-:i:iMi'.:L , droll, .liminy, HDiiiiy, Denny visited tile kilter's sister's liiiii- ,'ill L;iit. Ii.irl; in time lo alliMid Shrine Circus in Detroit.
Sunday wilh an address al Ihe Wednesday, Februai'y 12, bc;iihI
Valerie.
Ave. PIviii. iiilli
.'i.iiDii!/ I
ily the Bruce Weiidl;imls in llie call iiikir p.-irly in Ihe even- Unifoi'ni day marks Ihe lie- Fii'sl Baptist Church of Wix- g.nnlng at C:30 p.m.
I ginning of Cub Scout week om.
RUBBISH uiid iii;lit li:iu!iii(;. i Alle,- ilii'ir inid-.sea.son vnca- Lansing.
According to Rev. Wai-i-en,
111' .'i! iXi V.' Hud.son.
I which runs thi'ough Fcbruai-y The .service will begin al all attending the supper will be
FI-3-,1i;H.
421f lion. .SiKUd.'i Wiiito and Judy Gregory Larson, wiio is al- Wediv.'.'-day is Ihe last
liulinii reUimed lo their .slud11.1 During Cub Scout week the 11:10 a.m.
seated al a table repi'esenting
INCOME TA.X relurn.s prepar- je.s ;il the Uelroii Hihie College, tending Houghton College in tile for Ihe .sillily group. Family Scouts will have a display at
According lo the Rev. Ro Ihe month of their birthdays.
ed. Mrs. F. R. I.anning, 211, .Sue l-'Cepperl iindcrweni a U.P, spent liie weekend with ii'';!il suppers al the church will Frisbee's i-efrigci'atioii and ap
bert Warren, pastor of the Mis. Mei'le Gidley, chairman
his liarents, Hir. ;ind M^'s. '.s'.ii'l l-\'iiriia!'y 12 at G:45.
N. Wing, Norlhville. l''l D-liOGl. I i„;,i<,r (iperalion at .St. Mai'y'.s'
pliance store.
church, the confei'cncc will con of the mission board, is in
Hiiii;;
ijassiii),'
dish
and
own
Lewis
i.arson.
^
3iilf hii.-:pii;ii in Livonia on Monday.'
tinue through I'^cliruary l(i,
rt, i\^jNTiNu"TII7^>M^^rL^ She and her .si.sler, Noel, ai'e Mr. and Mrs. Tlmniiis Maca- l.'ihle sei'\'ice also milk for the lêbi'uary 8 is scout sabbath wilh Sunday sci'vices at 11:10 chaf'ge.
11,
interior and exit-rinr Also wal j huiiie on die term break ll'om louso and eight oilier couples children. Colfee will be furnish- and February I) is scout Sun a.m. and 7:30 p.m., and at
Tlie Congo was the Hrst coun
had a polluck dinner at Ihi" id.
day. On these two days cubs
washing. Roy IlnlUa. I^h. FI P E.M.U.
home of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis, .'Miiid;iy l''el)i'uary 9 is Roy will be attending the synagog 7:30 p.m. niglitly except .Salui'-, try in which Dr. Slater used
316(1
2C,i t Mr:i. Marie l.aKond celehi'athis sui'gical skill to help meet Mcdol Elilio
Clinu in Berkley .Saturday even- Scon; Sunday in all cliui'elies. or church of tlleii' choice in days.
on
Sunday
at
CASH FOR Land Conlraels
lj"lliday
The conference will feature Ihe African's physical needs
ing.
They
are'all
nienil)ei's
of
Allriid
cliiirch
in
uniform,
full
unifoi'm.
Many
dens
will
Edmund P. Yerkes. Attornev,! H'" '""'<' "f I"''
and daughE n j o y r e f r e s h i n g
c o m f o r t
World Day of Praver, Feb- be attending together. Februai'y 11 dil'fei'ent missionaries rep and also lo present the Chrism E. Main, Northville. I'h I l'"r-in.i:iw, Mr. and Mrs. Raya square dancing club.
counresenting
eight
different
tian
message
of
hope
and
for
Mi-s.
Roy
Scliram
and
IrH'
I'u'.'ir,'
II.
Tlic
Novi
WSCS
will
10 Ihi-ougli Februai'y 22 the
349-3-Mn,
]4|;^-: I.al"i;iid. Approximately 2-5
' rel
ti'ies. They will include:
giveness to them.
atives were present for the buf- granddaugliler, iVlary BiM'h. meet wiili llie United Chui-ch Cub Scouts will be taking oi-With this beautiful humidlflor, you enjoy more comfort with
IN.SUrUNCE - Fire, Thefl, Lia-., el dinner. Mr. and ?vlrs. Rudy i)Olh celebrated tlieir b'rili- 'vv-imcii in Norlhville al 1:30 dei's for CheiTydale Farm cash —Rev. Slaler, representing However, in 19G1 political
less heat. Fresh, properly moistened air makes you feel com
bility. Aiiloimiliile M.-.s 1' r Thiel of Jielroit were also pix'- days on .Sunday. Mary who is pin.
ew butler crunch candy at $1 the Conservative Baptist For change forced him to leave the
fortable at 4" to 6° lower temperan o w oimi y
eign Mission tiociety, Africa; Kivu Pi'ovincu of the Congo.
Lonninc, 214 .V, Win;;. Worth seiit.
now 11 yeai-s old made out Ih.: N'lvi fSaplisl Church News
per box.
^ a 4»?k{JC
tufes. So you save fiiell It also pro—Don Vinkemulder, Inter- Realizing that it would bo
FT 'i-:«iiiJ
?.nn Mr. and Mrs. Geoi-ge .Scli- menu and cooked ;ind served l''i ;.:lay, February i-i the
tccts your homo and furnishings from
î^t^ '
vai'sity
College
Ministry,
WesAl
the
Pack
iReeting
Friday
some
lime
before
an
effective
liie
dinner.
The
ifarvey
IJiisli
Yi.'.nh
Club
will
have
a
ValenSEWING Machine
Vacuum^
damage. Come see it!
family of Farmingloii was also-lm:- p;iriy at llie church a( 7 January 31 the following re Ici'n Michigan iinivei'sity; Feb spii'iliial ministry could be carsweeper expert .service. Spec-.'lEI'S TALK CAl^S
ceived awards: Gary Cotton, ruary 9 (7:30 ji.m.);
I'ied on in that ai'ea, he went
* Beautiful Walnut-Grained Finish t Automatic Humiilislfii • 2-Spci:J
pi'esenl.
In'.-liiek.
iaiizing on Electrolux and KirFan • Wiishablo Vaporizcr-FiHor • l/(.ilcr Level Indicalor • Automa'.'.
Brenda Coburn, daiigliler ol i Wednesday of Ibis week ill- wolf badge, gold arrow, 4 silver —Abi'ahaiTl Kuiihjoonlij, Inde lo the Ivory Coast with his
'jy parts and service. All other
Sliutolf « Operating and nelill Signal LlBhts • llasy-Rolling Casters
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Coburn! lerriiiiletl Ihe study of Docti-ine arrows; Tom Ritter, l silver pendent Faith Missions, India, wife and family to reopen a
inakes. Vacuum sweeper ho.shospital lhal had been closed
• Evaporates up to 16 gals, of water a day.
_ .
of Dixon Road, is spending for a few'iveeks study of "Soul arrow; Joey Greene, wolf bad February 10;
es excliangod with your use
her mid term break from Winning" at Ihe \yedne.sday ge; David Longacre, wolf bad- —Rev. and Mrs. George Dee, because of lack of pei'sonnel.
able hose ends $4.95. GE 7-!i:!21
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A
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C.M.U. al Mi. Pleasant, with! night .service, "Hour of Pow- go; Steve Pclchat, 1 silver ar Evangelical Alliance Mission, Dr. Slaler has conducted a
IM.'life
Southern
Rhodesia,
February
row;
Jim
Kehr,
1
silver
arf'egular
Bible
teaching
minisher parents.
i cr."
li'y botll for the staff of AfriSunday visitof-s at the hoiiiej Thursday night this week Ihe I'ow; David Lutz, bear badge; 11;
EAVES
FI-9-0373
Northville
of Mr. and Mrs. .Joe (iardi-lia; men and ' boys of Ihe church Pat Dye, lion badge, gold ai'- —Elias Hatcher, Missionaf'y can workers at llie hospital 43300 Seven Mile Rd.
wol'e Mi's. Gardcila's sister will I'llay basketball at the row; Rlchaf'd Josephson, lion Aviation Fellowship, Mexico, and for Ihe patients, A number
badge, gold arrow; Tom Van Februai'y 12;
have become Christians as a
and her husband Mr. and Mrs. Cominui'iity hall.
l''ebi'iiai'y 12 the quiz team Sickle lion badge; Jim Robert —Rev. Alex Leonovich, Slav result of their stay at the hosA very successful dealer who Frank Mayville of Detroit.
son lion badge; year pins: one ic Missionary Service, Ii'on
enjoys the confidence and loy Mi'S. Will Flint is on the sick of Ihe Daptist chui'ch in Wayne year pins, Gregg Budlong, Curtain counlrios, February pilal.
475-0328
Dr. Slater will be in the
will
be
here
in
Novi
chiii'ch
lo
list
this
week.
Mr.
Flint
is
still
alty ot the large number of
Ronnie Cai:)ipbell, Steve Pel- 13;
United States for a year of fur
customers wlio patronize his a patient al Whileliall KesI give .'1 quiz denionsli'alion.
l'>id;iy night single fellows chat, Bob Waugli and Tom —GoTdon Dunn, China In lough before he returns to mis
dealership said recently that Home.
Van Sickle. Two year pin Jim land Mission, Singapore, Feb sionary work either in the Conbuying a cai' was Inuch like Mr. and Mrs. .lames Lewis and girls past the high school Robertson.
K o c i a j i
ruai'y 14;
go or the Ivory Coast, West
getting married. The dealer and their 16 monlh old daugh age involving five churches will
—Rev. and Mrs. Harold Africa.
ter Pamela arc neweomer.s to meet at Novi Church for the
plays
tlie
role
of
mothei--in-law.
Novi Girl Scouts
E x c a v a i i i i c ;
Fonda street in Novi. They j first course of their progresUlien he explained it all it came from Nebraska and Mr. sive dinner and then go on to Troop No. 913 under the leadDigging
Trellching makes .sense, tuo. The biggest Lewis is manager of the Te!:a- the .S;riem and Fai'minglon ei'ship of • Faith Gookson will
be starling a new troop next W i x o m
A r e a
N e w s
difference ijetwceii the two is CO Station at Novi road and churches.
Bulldozing
week. Co-leader will be Bar
dial
diiorce
is
ea.sier
wheii
you
M-S6.
.Saturday evening at 6:;iO the bara Alexander. The girls lhal The Wixom Planning com Beamish and Teresa Purcell at
Grading
buy liie ear.
Mr. and Mrs. .lack I\Torris tlaptisl ^'Voulb of Novi v;ill al will fly lip this week are Joan mission will meet at the Wix St. Mary's Chui'ch of Bedford
Dl-ains Dug & Repaired
and children attended the wed-1 tend a - banquet at Ihe Fii'st Nelson, Sally Wharton, Donna om City hall on Mojlday, Feb on Saturday, Februai'y I and
Wlien a pi-ospeelive buyer
ding of Mi's. Morris' niccc.i Baptist church in Walled Lake. Robertson, Jo Ellen Frei'e, Bon ruai'y 10 at 8 p.m.
the reception at Bonnie Brook
GReenleaf 4-8770
firsl falls in love with his
Bonnie Boundy in Detroit Sat-'Dmi Lonie is the youth speak- nie Secrest,. Pally Ary, Gail Mi's. Charles Thomas hosted Golf Club.
• bride-lo-be he may be overurday evening.
.
i cr.
Brooks, and Harriet Needliam. Ihe knitting club on Tuesday.
! wlielmed wilii her beautiful
Denise 'Voung daugh.-;r of Mr.-Louie Angerman is coiiI appeai:iiice. Or he may be Allen deer who is in the sor-j Monday, evening appi'oxii thinking of what a great help vice has been transferred froni:jiiately 75 youth and teen club Approximately 30 girls are the Jack Youngs returned fi'oin fined lo his llome wilh a slight
I
MUSIC S i y D i O
i she'l! be to him later in an Fort Knox, Kentucky lo Fort | members attended the f'oUor registered for Junio r Red Florida from a two weeks va- stroke.
Cai'son in Colorado.
.
t skating party al Island Lake. Cross. The course will continue cation.
St. Williams teen club held
• PIANO and ORGAN
I ecniifmiicd and pi'actical way.
The Wixom Chamber of Com- iis regular meeting Monday; Vll'*/-,-*'
• INSTRUMENTAL
; Whatever apiJi'oach he uses, Mr. aiid Mrs.' Gerald; Cecr,; A'ondily evening l'\'bruary 10 for two more Tuesdays.
505 N. Center
ri-ii-n.^s0 I Iko romance passes into theand cliildi-en have moved to ,SI. | people oij the calling program Junior Scouts No. S50 has merce met at the city hall on evening at 7:45 in the parish ,.-.r:.^*' >•
j lioneyinoiiii and settling down Louis, Missouri where Mr. Will meet at the church for a been organized under the lead- Tuesday evening, Februai'y 4. hall and after the meeting they
Mi's. Robert Grossc is in danced with a live orchestra
singe wl'.en die owner forms Geer is an engineer at Mac- ():()() suijper and then go on ci'ship of Margot Slewarl.
iheir calling assignments.
I
Pontine Osteopathic hospital, until 11 p.m.
F. J . W E i N B U R G E R jsoirie clefinile opinions about Donald Aircraft Co;
The Senior ScpuUi will have Ponliac.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Harrison
his bride a few months later.
Niivi liebokahs
Sunday compaily al llie home
their meeting Monday Feb
Mrs. Joseph Sladnik is con drove to Warren Sunday to ft,.- .. ^..
Building
.Manufaciurers make aulonio- of Mr. and Mrs. James H;i:is FullNlegVec team practice ruai'y 10 at 3:30 at the home ot fined to her home wilh a dose visit Mr. and Mrs. Charles k ^ ^ ' S ,
of
West
Grand
River
were
Mr.!
mr, uiju irna. vîiaiic:3 r^.-. ..
biles in sint every taste and
al B:00 at their leader, Mrs, Cook.
of flu.
Hcssing.
and Mrs. Tom Damour of De-j
Within
the
next
month
more
need
and
if
a
buyer
is
coiinsclContractor
Mrs. Lottie Chambei's, Mi', Mr? P e r r y Paige of Beck
die i;^l)i.'kah ball.
p.A^^
troops will be oi'ganized. Jean
I ed iKuicslly ill (lie time nf pur- If'oil.
RESIDENTIAL - COM.MERClAL cliase lie should avoid soinc Mr. and Mi's. Cecil Dieterl j Uegillu,-.meeting is sclledul- Longaere's Bi'ownie Troop will and. Mrs. Gilbert Willis, Mr. road
and
Mrs.
Waller
Tuck,
Mr.
and
tiac
Osteopathic
hospital.
f,„- Tliiirsdav, Februai'y 19. be meeting at the Orchard Hills
INDUSTRIAL
•lias had sui'gei'y in Pon-.'V7ii;-..;: : w,,
'' .
-7?^
obvious niistakes. His beaiiti- of Texas are visiting the kitN.
Mrs.i The. Rebekahs ai'e having a school. Marlene MacDougall's Mrs. Robert I'rombiy, Mr. and
— also —
fnl liridc may (urn oiit lo be ter's parents, Mr. and Mrs.;
0 V I M l Cm.G.A.N
Mrs.
Fred
Waara,
Mr.
and
NORTHVILLE
LODGE
Iluncheo 1 and hat sale Feb- Bi'ownie Troop will also be
REMODELLNG - ADDI'I'lONS e.vpensive to maintain .so he Earl Clappison.
Mrs. Wesley McAlec, Mr. and
NO. 186 P. & A. M.
ALTERATIONS
should know this bcfnretiiiiid, Mi's. Eliza Lee of Detroit is ruary !) from 11 a.m. to 2 held at the Orchard Hills scho Mi's. Gunnar Metalla, Mr. and
H.egu,ai MjciJig
the house guest of her sister- p.m. Tickets inay be obtained ol, Edna Miller's' Brownie troop
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON
Or
she
may
have
faiilts
thai
Mrs. William Wilko, Mr. and Second Monday of each Monti)
Phone GE-8-8310
in-law, Mrs. Gerlie Lee for a!f,.om Florence s'cntz^
meeting will be held in the
diin'l
show
up
duriiIg
the
coiirtMrs.
Eldon
Blaize
attended
the
Donald
Green,
W.M.
211tf(
few days this week.
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE
Novi School.
ship.
R. F. Coolman, Secy.
Mi's. Daisy Weston of Deli'oil Tliere were 18 Rebekahs pre- Girl Scout Troop 1027, The wedding of Officer Lawrence
If you buy your new car was a visitor al the home of .sent al the Rebekah Club meet Golden Wings patrol worked on
ZONING ORDINANCE OF T H E
FLOOR
SANDING
from our large variety of mod Mi's. Al Prilchai'd on Monday ing Monday after the luncheon their Scouts Own. Treats were
First ciass laying, saadii-s', els available we'll do our best of this week.
and business meeling they play- fui'nislled by Dahna Kozak.
VILLAGE OF NOVI
finishing, old and new floors. lo see thai the "marriage" I'e
Miss Janice Davidson and ed bingo,
Troop
1
4
9
got
started
last
George L. Claf'k
Own power. Free estimate's. mains just as pleasant an ex- Miss Sharon Allen sponsored
NOVI, MICHIGAN
Wednesday at 7 p.m. They
IJIiii' Star Mothers
Work KU.nranteed.
perieii'-e as the "courtship." an open house house warming
elected the following troop lead
H. BARSUHN
And as mother of the bride, Sunday afternoon from one loj Novi Chapter 47, Blue Star
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing
',tL
Pn. GE-«-;!(ilK, i! no an.sv/er that she performs the duties four, for Mr. and Mrs. .lames; Mothers numbef-ing 11 mem- er Diane MacBride, Sheryl DorGrowing With Nprfhville
will be held on a proposed Amendment to the Zon
cali EL-n-SVr.j rnllf-el
expected of her well and el- Allen al Iheir new home in bers and.;! visitors inet at the sey, Patty Erwin and Jo Ellen
Sleinberger. They also elect
licieiUly.
ing Map of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of
.Norlhville.
home of Mrs. Al Prilchard on ed Bai'bara White as scribe and
1(50 E. MAIN ST.
Dennis Paquelle, .son of Ihe Monday. The visitoi's were Mrs. Annette Skellenger as treasur
Novi to include the following change:
A l u m m u i n Sidiiig
William Paquettes, is taking Kalhi'yn Bezaii'e, Mi's. Eliza er. Donna Lee Rock was inTo rezone the property described as follows:
his final examinalioii prepai-j
ot Detroit and Mi's. Daisy vested, Meeling closed at 8:30.
ing for entrance into liie U.S. vVesloii' also of Delroil.
Aluminitm Trim
Beginning at the point of intersection of the E./W.
BE SURE...INSURE
Novi Boy Scouts
Air Force.
Thursday Februai'y 13 Mes'74 line of Section liS and the westerly right-of-way
Novi
Boy
Scouts
troop
.
5
4
Mi's. Robert Button and Uev. dames Earl Clappison, John
Guaranteed 30 Years
line
of Novi Road. Said point being distant 50.0
Ronald Button of Davison were Kla.serijer, George Webb, Al have a new scout master, Mr.
&
J o h n s o n
John M a c h F o r d , Inc. recent visitors at the Ray V,'ar- Pritclilird and Fi'ed Mandilk, John Tymensky. They have
feet measured 88° 14' 00" W. along the E./W. Vi
I'cn home.
will go shopping for the veter sent in their new charter with
line of Section 15 from the E. Vi corner of Section
Roofing - A i l K i n d s
Real Estate &
Insurance
26 boys and 14 adults register
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warren ans in Ann Arbor.
15; thence 88° 14' 00" W. along said E./W. V4
and family attended the eon- They are also going lo give ed. I'hey will have a live dis 120 N. CENTER
NORTHVILLE
FI-9-2000
ROOFING REPAIRS 17—Special Notices
line
of Section 15 1289.10 feet; thence S. 02° 32'
play
at
the
Mobil
Gas
Station
cei't at the Waterford High ;i George Washington parly for
CHARLES F. CARRINGTON
CARL H. JOHNSON
00" E. 130.60 feet to a point in the northerly
school Fi'iday evening.
Ward 'l-E and 5N. Monday, on the weekend. TIley will
Hght-of-way line of 1-96; thence S 83° 29' 50" E.
Aluminum Storm
'/OUR STATE Representative Word has been received here Febiuary 17. They will serve have their equipment and tents
SERVICE
Paul Chandler, has offices at of the death of Rev. Elwiii pie. ice cream and cookies. set up and several of the C O M P L E T E
along said northerly right-of-way line 709.78 feet;
SSfl-'iO Five Mile I'oad, Livonia Stringer I formerly of .New Volunteers for this parly are scouts will be there.
Windows
thence N. 84° 06' 37" E. 562.53 feet to « point in
and his phone is GAI'field 2- Hudson) at his home in Ann iUesdaines Klasoi'ner, Webb,
the westerly right-of-way line of Novi Road.
31G0. If iliei'e is any way he Arbor. He had a fal;d heart Clappi.son, Mandilk and WyGALE
att. '
Thence N. 10° 10' 55" E. 117.56 feet; thence N.,
can be of service, he would attack Sunday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Marr
Novi Chapter has adopted
welcome the opportunity.
02° OS' 50" E. 77.18 feet to the point of begin
3311 of Livonia were the guests of \\';ird HE and plan lo buy
ning. Said property being a part of the N.E. V4
Ihe ialter's parents, Mr. ;indi(|,-,-i|K-s for their room.
ALCOHOLICS
anonymous, Mrs. Alfred Gow for dinner at
of
the S.E. 1/4 of Section 15 T. 1 N., R. 8 E., Villie-chapter has three rneinmeets Tuesday and Friday Country House in Detroit S;il
23283 Currie Rd.
lege of Npvi, Oakland County, Michigan, from an
bers
on
Ihe
sick
list,
Elva
Pen
evenings. Call GL 3-1579 or FJ urday evening.
R-l-F ZoniiAg District to a CT, Thoroughfare Com
9-1113. Your call kept confiden- The Junior high had an open
GE-7-2446
tral.
2Glf house al Novi School last
mercial zoning district.
Thursday evening. A movie
was shown on the aclivilies of
Said parcel is located at the northwest corner
the Junior High studcnls.
pf
the
1-96 Expressway and Novi Road.
The evening WSCS circle will
This
hearing will be held at 8:00 o'clock P.M.
meet
Thursday,
February
1
3
— PI-IOTOGRAP.MY —
al the home of Lillian Killoen
Eastern Standard Time at the Village Hall, locateij
on Milford road al 8 o'clock in EMERGENCY HEATING
Social • Weddings • Candid • Commercial
Take a break soon . . . to be sure you'll gel a brake when
at 25850 Novi Road, February 24, 1964.
the evening.
Mcliiodist Cliiircli News
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NORTHVILLE
5
Our
Want
-
A wizard made the dif- set shots and a fast break led ing ihe final frame, the Mils- tight defense, they spi'inled up
lang:-i regained the lead, .'17-35, and down the courl ti'ading
ferclice I''riday llight as by Greig.
Northville broke fn.sl, how on the slrehgth of Bishop's baskets until Northville edged
the visiting Lakers froln ever, as Ihc IhirtI period open three jump
Grcig then out front, 23-19 al the end of
West Bioomfield swamped ed. Jim M;i/.L'I wilh four and went on a scoring binge as Ihe half.
A second half zone tempor
Captain Dan Bishop with a West Blooinfield piiiled away.
Norlhville 57-42,
Bisliop's 15 points led the lo arily befuddled the visiloi's,
field
Riiul
put
Ilia
home
lc;ini
Although West Bloombill they finally solved the deout front, 29-22, bifigcst ni,-u-- cal ailack.
field's Dan Gi-eig is no g n of Ihe n'ght.
It wa.s a .see-.';aw affai/' len.se as Greig assumed Ihe
higlI post. And West Bloom•yVizal-d of Oz, he had a The advanl;igo w;i.s .short liv lhr;ui(,'h llic fir,sl qiuo'ler. Do\m
bag full of tricks that daz ed, however, a:; Wc.sl lilooin- jby five, Longridge's cliai'ges field'.s 1,7-point surge carried it
to a 35-31 lead at the end of
zled the Mustangs, A 5'- I'ield tallied 13 limes l)elnrc|look Ihe lead, 7-6, fell beh nd he stanza.
;he Muslang.s could renisler a' 10-7, then liung cluio a.s Lance
10" guard, he led his de point.
Hahn .scored at llio buxzer.
Greig then sparkled. He
termined teammates to Truiiiiifi liy four point.s enter Wilh both teams playing a • broke away from his man on
I three successive occasions lo
backboard supremacy as[
wipe oul the local cage:s' 37-35
he poured 28 points
lead.
throufh the nets, well
When he wasn't on Ihe scor
over half of Northville's
ing end, he led the fast break,
passing off to teammates un
total.
der the basket and hauling in
His bnskelball antics vault
vital rebounds. In their anxie
ed the Lakci'.s info sole pos
ty to catch up, the Mustangs
session of third place in Ihe
began fouling as the seconds
Wavne-Oakland Confei'encc wilh
licked away.
a 6-3 slate. They ti-ail once
In olliêr league conlc.'jts Fri
bcaien Clarksinn by Iwo games
day iiiglil, Clarkslon reboundand .second place Bloomfield
cil from its defeat at Ihv liaiids
H'lls by one.
of Holly by Iroiineiiig IVlllford,
As a result nf flic Nlss Fri
81-50; Bloonil'ielU llills sub.stiday night, Norlliville sliiIned a
luted freely iu blitzing liriglinolch from a fie fnr third in
lon, G5-48, and Holly lusl 10
liie loop to a Ihree-way lie f0r
PRESSURE — A West Bloomfield eager reaches
Clarenceville 53-46.
fourth. Tlie local cagers are
high to block this shot by Northville's Lance Hahn.
NORTHVILLE
n0w coifrling a 4-5 leagiic rec
F
G
P Although the ball arched over the defender's finord.
0 ger tips, the shot Was off tai-get. It vifas largely
0 0-0
Holly, Northville's next op
Milne
8 because of the Lakers' tight defense like this that
4 0-0
ponent and recent victor over
Mazel
0
0 0-1
Clarkslo nls one of the teams
Wickc
1 Northville lost.
Krug
0 1-1
vying for sole possession of
fourth place.
3 1-1
7
Irasland
8
4 0-0
Hahn
The Mustangs corrected ma
0
0 0-0
Fi'ench
ny of Ihe erroi's thev made Ihe
BASKETBALL B A L L E T . — Tripping lightly like a member of the Royal
15
7 1-1
Bishop
previous week against Bioom
Ballet is NorthviMe's Dan Bishop. He just flipped a basketball netward,
for relaxation a n d pleasure
field Hills, but slill they could
St. Germain
1 1-1
3
but the ball rolled off the rim for no score. Racing a West Blooinfield
19 4-5
42
not pull off a win.
The visitor's strategy work
WEST BLOOMFIELD
eager for the rebound is Mustang Jerry Imsland (34).
0
2 2-2
Melzian
ed to perfection.
0
0 0-1
They employed a pressing
Alix
5 0-1
10 FOLLOW THIS GUIDE TO
man-to-nian (iefense all the
Williams
Colts
Win
2
• 1 0-2
way to keep Norlhville bottled
Moller
t o
H o s t
3
1 1-2
up. And whal's inoi'e, tlêy out
Hacht
0
0 0-0
rebounded the Mustangs IjlrquHull
F O O D and F U N
In
Final
Greig
12 4-7
28
gh boai'd position and slleer
aggi'esslveness.
Jones
1 O-O
2
2 2-4
6
It was evident early that
Hargrcavcs
24 9-19 57
Cooch Dave Longridge's ctjgu's were having difficulties.
Norlhville 9 14 8 ll - 42
With Iheir hopes loi' a Wayne- point mai-gin.
West Bloumfld 10 9 16 22 - 57
Oakland Conference title dash It was a bi'uising battle in The Nortlivijle Colls made a Only by virtue of West Bloomed ais the result ol' three which tempers threatened lo third period splurge stand tip field's missed scoring oppoi'in the final frame last Friday unities wei'e they able to ta|5e TOM WICKE — Sturdy sums up this cager's forte.
JACOB ROOM
slraiyht league encounters, tin explode.
t i l l s i d e
Norlhville Mustangs will en With this in mind aild in night when . they- edged West a 23-19 halt time lead..
A 6' 2V2" junioi-, Wicke is hard to move under the
Moving men through the hoop. He gives the AAustangs the potential to beat
• SALES MEETINGS
gage Molly toinorrow night on view of Holly's bitter defeat, Blooinfield, 63-60.
416^,1 PtYMOUTil ROAD
PUMOUTH, MICH.
53-46, to Clai'cnceville last Behind by 9 30-29 oount at post, the Green and Whjts
Ihe i-oad.
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HoIJy, Northville and Clar- Friday, Norlhville will have lo the' half-, dhe Colts • picked u{) worked lis center free under most teams off the boards. Wicke's bruising tac
momenlum as they cOlitrolled the hoop, but he missed easy tics vifere utilized on the gridiron last fall, When he
enceviile ai'e now knotted lor be at its aggressive best.'
dog shots.
i
fourll) place in the loop with Wit a home court advantage, the boal'ds.i i'' > • '
lettered as a defensive end. He's also an avid fish
• Equipped with Stage, Screen, Chalktco. Holly will be hustling to But' 'West • Blooinfield came When Northville shifted: irîo erman, espiicictlly for trout. He is the son of Mr.
identical, 4-5 slates.
back strong ip the fiiial period, a zone defense ill the secojid
btjard, Sound System, Electronic Air
If the local cagei's hope to win.
,and Mri. Aujgust Wicke of 120 Fairb/rook.
alvage llie basketball season, Main points of concern foi' oulficoririg the Colt.'i, llJ'ie. Tîe half, the Lakers countered wilh
Filters.
win over Holly is a must. To Coacil Dave Longridge's cag- I'uliy'felli'Shorl as Northville
lose would drop them into fittli ei's are Holly's two top scof'- played; It 'safe, ' : •
• Comfort is the keynote with Captain Chairs,
place' and possible Into sixth, ei's. Jack Bennett and Torn Fa- Sparking the l,ocal attack T h e y
Suffer Heavy Loses
depeiiding on tile outcome of gan. Hcnnetl, one of the best was Ron Ashe'i'; 'who not only
Teak Flooring and Birch Paneled Walls.
the Clarenceville game Friday outside shots ill the confei'ence, played a good flbif'gaiilc'but •^•110 Norlhville matnlen were local wrestlers forfeited 10
Call The Old Lamplighter at
has been tlie backbone of Ihc also contributed 14' points. Nine behind Ule oJgW hall liiat Thu '.s- points.'
niglit.
If the game is anything like team.
ot his iotal'vyere sporea.Iil the day ' before their lnat(ih w^lh
GL 3-4301
Plymoolh,
Willow Run thus avenged a
the previous'encounter between Game time will be approxi fil'st quarter 'to keep' Northville Willow Run even began.
previous
loss
here
tv,fo
weeks
Mich.
these two teams, it should be mately 8:15.
in the game.
' \. ' '
The Mustangs'lost'(tip al'rtjy, ago when Northville won by a
a slam-bang affair.
iji ti. II
"You — a man! Squire
Secret of ; Northvijlo'15 suc 31-19, ti'ecause two meil failed decisive margin.,
SlaiiUings
Northville won that one at
cess was balanced scoring. Be to scale "down to iriake the
HOME OF
Cribbs you are a
8-l sides Asher's 14, Steve Evans wisight limil. As £i result, the In going down lo defeat, the
home in the last second of Clarkston
SINGLE FEATURES
rascal!"
Bloomfield Hills
7-2 scored 15, Larry Schwab, 12
play.
Mustangs put up a battle witli
With Holly ahead G2-60, and West Bloomlleld
G-3 aild Jolin Jameson, 10.
Junior Jerry Burns leading the
~ONE~WEEK"~
4—5
only seconds remaining, IMus- Northville
pack. A heavyweight, he pin
Northville Road at Five Mile Road - GL-3-2200
Wed., Feb. 5 thri;
Allhougli there was a point
tang Jim Mazel hit a jumper Holly
4-5
iled his man in just 12 seconds
spread of only three points, the
Tges., Feb. 11
to tie it up. hi the final second Clarenceville
4—5
of
the
firsl
period.
local cagers played solid ball.
SMORGASBORD Every Thursday 5:30-9:30 p.m.
3-6
of play. Lance Halln netted a Milfoi-d
Sharing the spotlight with
Tliey lilt on 25 field goals to
fpul shot to provide the one Brighton
0-0
Burns
was
Bob
Fislier,
wresli17 for WeM Bloomfield, but
NorlbvlUq's varsity wrcstl• DINING
• DANCING
• COCKTAILS
or
be (op CQnl(;n(l- iiig in the 138 pound class. He
the visitor's made up ground ing team
i
5
M
T H E F A L L E N SAVED
al the free throw iiiie, convert- er for the (iiiadrangHlar raeejt upended his man to likewise
DANCING Tuesday thru Saturday
ing 26 lo Norlhviile's 13.
IropUy In Farinington' Ssiitiiii;- contribute five points lo his
andjiiStfor'
presented by the
team's total.
OPEN SUNDAYS
BANQUET FACILITIES
Coach Alex Klukach noted ilay.
PLYMOUTH
Three Mustangs held their
John Macll Ford
43 37 the improvement of his cagers, The Miistangs will compete
Thursdiiy Nile Owls
. I t f l
Ml
T H E A T E R GUILD
42 38 singling out Evans for his stel against matmcn from So.iilh- men to a draw. TIley were
Wayne Door,.& Ply. - 55 29 Paddock Bar
field, Catholic Central anil Wayne Ritter (133 pounds),
Schraders ,
52 32 Deans Ti'ading Post 40'/.: 39'/.: lar play. ;
49 35 Vita Boy Cliips
34 46
Fliickey Ins. •
Norlhviile's next battle will hest squad Oiir Lady 01 S0r- Russ Nichols (112 pounds)
SEE
and Arty Forth (145 pounds).
Thomson S & G.
40 3G Shoebridge Paving 34 46 be against Holly Friday on the rows.
42390
Preliminary battles will gel
33'/:; 46'/.: road.
46 38 Good Time Party
Atlas Engineei's
Although the local matlnen
A RUSTIC RETREAT
tiqdcrway at 2 p.m. with have won only one match this
12'/.: 67'/.i
Eagles
4l
43 G. E. Miller ,Ser.
Ann Arbor Rd.
-- Mad Agnes "Her voica
finals slated 10 liegi)|i ii,t 1 year, lliree of them are unde
•200 Scores: Folino 234, 604,
Norlliville Lanes
•39 45
Plymouth, Mich.
plin. Operated on a tuiiriiu,- feated. Bob Orr and Russ Nich
haunts me."
D & D Hair Fash. 34 50 Juday 234, Thomson 233, EastWALTDlSNEyS ^Phone 453-6400
nienl basis, the wlniiers. of ols liave unscathed records
31 53 -land 225, 222, 613, Wilkins 220,
White Boutique
Broadway After Dark
(lie nftcrnooii cvijtcsils Will while Burns has suffered two
Perfection Cleaner 25 59 213 , 625, Hansen 218,'Stanfoi'd
•-- the base brido
Iiicct at night. Afterniibn Idsr draws.
Team Hi. Series & Single - 215, McArthur 215, L. Bezaire
• Featuring PRIZE BLACK ANGUS BEEF
crs will compete at night f«i[
214, R. Bezaii-e 214, Fi'alick
Schraders ^400 - 869.
— I am stared
const hitioii honorfi,
Ind. Hi Series: M. Schnell - 213, 206, 611, Ezell 210, 209,
AND OTHER SCENES
A rophy will be prf;seifle(|
Jimmerson 209, Williams 205, The Norlhville frosh are inak556.
DANCING
DINING and DANCING
TOO STUPENDOUS TO
Ind. Hi i^ngle; E. Karsch- Hacketl 202, Schriiidt 202, Mui"- ing a habit ot winning squeak 10 Ihc winning team,
.Wed, thru Sat.
DESCRIBE
i;lcket3 for Ihe qvcijJ,, gootj
ray 201.
ers.
nick - 21G: .
fealuring
BANQUET FACILITIES
Latest win was at Lutheran for both (lie u][(cri)0i|ii and
Sr. lliiiisc Ltagiie
DAN BAILEY
Waterford Bowling League
West January 28 by the marg- t^c evening matf;hcs, will S()ll
Briggs Truckiiig ' 51 37
45 35 In of 53-51.
al- tlie doer f0r SO-fcijijls foi;
40, Dunn Stoel Five
Wayne Door •& Ply. 48
Larrys
Rest,
4-1'
/
:!
35'/.:
For the second time in one adults anil 2S-ei;i)l|i ff)r stuT a o T
48 40
Ramscys Bai;
Davis
(
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Lent
4
4
36
month, the Orange and Black, dents.
Bail|Cys Daijce Stu, 47 41
ear insurance buyâlhey
MfgCo.
4
2
3
8
won wilh cool play under prcs47 41
Fisher Siloes '
famoua low .'ates
42 38 sure in the final mohients of
47 41 Fiesta Rambfor
Thomson's S(;G.
and top seivice.
42 Northville Record 42 38 the, game. It beat Milffiril
Fi'bydls Cleailers
46
42 38 Highland by a point in the last
Cont|ct me today!
4^ Diiim Steel
Walt Ash Shell
44
46 Anlerican Packag. 40 40 second of that gaine.
Gnievyek's
42
Dunn
Steel
Aces
39
41
STEAI< H O U S E & C O C K T A I L L O U N G E
Tl-ailing by oile point will)
51
Cloverdale Dairy
37
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36'/.: 43'/.: just 20 seconds to go. NorthS)H03Wi
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36
and^ RelilofJeiiftg
26800 Pontiac Trail
South Lyon
RAUL F.
35 45 ville's Jim Long was fouled.
53 Suburbaiiitcs
North. Mens Sllop 35
Disney's "Islands of the Sea"
Phone GE.7-2038
North.
DPW
2
8
5
2
FOLINO
He convorled both free throws,
^00 Scores;. 'Arscnaull 247,
Cartoon
IT COSTS NO MORE •-FISH & CHIPS...?!.00 every Friday Night
2ld S. Cciite: Nightly Showings 7:00 and 9:00 Seats NOW on SALE
224, '639, Thomson 235, Taylor 200 Scores: Wai-kup 246, Wat- givi^ng his team a 52-51 lead.
son
221,
Simmons
217,
Dobbs
TO
HAVE
THE
BESTI
at
"Enjoy
Good Food in a Pleasing Atnlospllere"
Lutheran, West, pressing for
227,'" 204, 612, Puckett '224',
Fl-9.n89
Sot. and Sun. Showings 1:00213, Fennimore
the209,
winning bucket, missed a .FHA Finoncing Available
Wendland 224, Bering 223, 219, 215,
• BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS
3:00-5:00-7:00 and 9:00 Lobdell,
208,
204,
Bathey
208,
shot and once agnii) fouled
p ggiosa
629, Lightfoot 2^8, 211, C24,
• COCKTAILS
for
fast,
couftBous
service
colli
Box
office
open
12:30'
MELODY HOUSE
Light 217, T'alik 216, 205, Wink- Chrlstensen 206, Swan 204, Jim Long. He made one of the. two
STATE FARM
merson
202,
Knapp
201,
Ack• DINIHERS
PLEASE
NOTE
QL-3-3636
or
349-0715
fi'ce Ihi'ows lo give. Norlljville
Icr 213, Gad'ioli 212, 203, 200,
MulvilAitomttiloliiartnnCiimianjr
1:00 Showings Sat. and Sun.
Komc 011M
I 1 emtmingign, lllitNli
a two-point victory.
»|25
015. \ Kitchen''212, Eddington man 201, Dely 200,
It was a nip and tuck affaii212, Bezaire 211, Nitzel 208, My- Norli)villc Womcns Lcngiic
51 33 all the way with Norlliville
ei's 208, Evaas 208, Herring- Oakland Paving
•DINING ROOM
• C O F F E E SHOP
ONE W E E K
ADVANCE RESERVATIONS
50 34 lagging one or tyvo points beton 205, Cook' 205, Bezaire 205, Del's Shoes
•COCKTAIL LOUNGE
Wed., Feb. 12 thru
'
CALL ELLEN MURDOCK
Levy 204, Eastlaild 204, Ham- The Spinning Wheel 40 38 hind.
f 1-9-0210
Aild although Lutheran West
mohd 204, McArtllur 204, Ack- Hayes S & G. •
40 38
NORTHVILLE
GL-3-5587
Tues., Feb. 18 .
man 204, Snow 203, 202, Wal- Blooills Ins.
46 38 controlled the boards", the focal
PLYMOUTH THEATER
decker 202, Calkins 200, Robin C. R, Elys
45 39 freshinen gi'abbed off tile re
BOX 62, PLYMOUTH, MICH.
Now Showing thru Tuesday
"THE PRIZE"
son 200, Boiler 200, Malisahn Nor. Sand & Gravel 43 41 bounds when it counted most.
AfVfTA
URBUUA
FI-9-9760
Starring Paul Newman and Diana Baker
42050 Grand River
Novi
Center Jim Zaytl and Foi'N6rlhvillfe' Lanes'
42 42
200. •
;
Show
Times
Weekdays,
Sat.
and
Sun.
7
and
9
o'clock
(4
Miles
West
of
Farmington)
ward
Glenn
Delbert
paced
Cal's Gulf
37 47
Jr. ltoiisc Leagiic
A T THE
Special Sai. and Sun. ^\atinoe "THE INVISIBLE BOY"
Sundays
Open Dally except Mondays
Thomson S'&'G.
34- 26 Joliil Macll Foi'ds 33 51 Coacil Madden's cagers' attack
P
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M
Show
Times
at
3
and
5
o'clock
on]'/
OUOM m lii'iii'ii'te O U T H HIGH
33 51 wilh 15 points apiece,
Robt. Cole Bl(irs.
52'/.: 27 W Grantland Refg.
11 A.M. - 1 A.M.
10 A.M. 10 P.M.
AUDITORIUM
34 Myers Staiiilard Oil 32 52 ' Bfiekiiig llieril up'was ilevyV.FlW. 4012 f
46
S!t«),«::S5S>,srst*)/
35
200 Scores: A. Ritchie 213, comdr Steve Gallenlilid, who
Judov Oil GoJ.
45
• Coming Next - Walt Disney's "SWORD and Iho STONE" TBCHNICOUOR Tram WARNIsn BHQ3.
8:15 P.M.
sgorcd 13.
37. E. l^^nkow 205.
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Out
Feb. 13,14,15
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Ads
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117 WEST M A I N -
Tllo Nortllville Recor(I.--Novi News—"Phur.sday, T'ebruary (I, lOM
Section One — Page Seven
m
Farms
Tlio Korllivillo nmiRi—Niivi N(nv.s.-Tliin-.sciny, Fpiji'iinry f\ i(l(i-l
Seclioii One — i'âge Eigiil.
'gue
m
i i i c
N o v i junior Iligii school people awjire of citizenship re youlh. addressed himself lo the
question, -Where have we
is one of two schools elect sponsibilities'.'
G. What can we do about been — where are We going?"
ed to sponsol' next year's raising the level of citizenship
Dr. Loving affirmed the dig
school citizenship confer in school'?
nity and worth of each individ
7. What arc our responsibili ual and discu.ssed Ihe individ
A trip from Beirut to Bagh ence. Gaylord high school
ties as citizens lo ourselves ual's responsibility as a citi
was
the
other
school
elect
dad via interesting and coloiiul
zen of a dynamic world.
and to others?
motion pictures await travel- ed.
"The conference," explained
8. How can we be more ef
ad\'enture enthusiasts Tuesday
The election took place fective as individuals nt hoine, Slewart, "gave us an oppoi'lunity to share withother scho
at 8 p.m. at Northville high
at the school citizenship in school and in our communi
ol iieople, some young and
ty?
I school auditorium.
confel'ence
held
at
the
some not so young, the prob
Black, C. Harold Bloom Agen
Glen Allen, secretary of the lem of making our environ
cy, A. G. Laux, Fred Caster- Novelist John Weld will pre M . E . A . Camp in Battle
Slate Administrative Board, ment a better place'to live. We
line, A. M . .Mien, Lapham's sent and narrate ihe I'ourth in Creek last lnonth.
spoke on " A Citizen's Respon learned nol to u.se the cogita
Men's Shop, Detroit Federal the current series of ti'avel
Speaking for the school, Novi sibilities to A c t " .
tive tools of problem solving
.Savings, George Clark, Rach films presented by the Rotary
Principal Samuel Stewart said:
el Hill, John Panics, Russell club.
He emphasized that "citizen and critical thinking in paving
"Novi
junior
high
school
feels
the way toward a better
Palmer, Cal's Gulf Service, H .
Although the performances honored in being elected and ship requii-es a knowledge of
world."
Lorne Dyer, M . D . ;
have been sold on a season' is looking forward with enthus and concern for the problems
Richard H . Juday, Manufac ticket basis (six films for $5), iasm toward raising the level of human existence followed by
turers National Bank, Glen individual tickets may be pur-- of citizenship in our .school and dii'eclivo actions." He cited
H. Cogsdill, Harold L. Sear- chased by non-season ticket planning an effective confer several elections where a min| ority of citizens made decisions
fos.s, R. Douglas Lorenz, Ho holders for ,?1.,')0 each at the ence for next year."
for all citizens.
ward F . Mitchell and George door.
Stewart attended last monlh's
R. McCollum.
coiifei-ence
with
lliree
Novi
stu
Dr. A. Loving, mayor's com
Weld films a journey to the
land the pre-Biblieal days start dent council officers, Grc,i!g mittee for aclion for Deti'oit
ing at the eastern shore of the Carr, Bill MacDcrinaid, CharREYNOLDS All FibrO'ÔIass FuIIy.i
Pat HenMediteri'anean and focusing on laine Uulaud aiid
Autoniallo Water Coiiilitlonofs (Patstrueiures which date from the scliell.
entod) Willi our LIFETIiyiE GUARANTEE
Twenty-nine schools from all
Stone Age. He explores the
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parts
of
Michigan
were
i-epcoastal cities of Beirut, Byblos.
solten inoro watof and romova mors iron,
• DELIVERY
resented, with approximately
Sidon, Tyre and Tripoli.
for loss oporallng cost, titan any other
150 junior and senior high
water soltenorsovofmado,
I
EMERGENCY
Re visits Ihe place where school students in attendance.
Your present softener fan probably be
Tlie
Nnrlhville Players
^
PRESCRIPTION
Noah's Ark is said to have
converted Into a Reynolds Automatic. .
The program included small
Guild is ready to lake the
;
SERVICE
Investlcato-Nooblleation.
touched afler tlie flood, where
discussion groups and guest
coat right off your back!
Factory sales, Installation, and servica
Cain is said io have slain Abel,
DAY
NITE
speakers followed by buzz ses
Wfill, nt leiist llic cosiuin(W0 servica all makes)
the place where tlie whale is
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sions. Topics were selected
ing cominitiee would appre
supposed to have vomited J o
from concerns voiced by the
ciate it if persons flwniiig
R E Y N O L D S
nah,
YOUR HEALTH IS
people present. They included:
old, rcady-10-bc-disearded lop
Water Conditioning Coniiiany
OUR
BUSINESSI
c0nts niid overcoats would
Weld is hailed as one of the
1. The problem of school
d0na(e tiicm lo the players top performers In the field of drop-outs.
condi/ionina
since J93?
group.
film leclui-ing and his "Beirut
2. What is good citizenship.
The c0ats will be allcred to Baghdad" film is called the
12lOOCIoverdaIa,Dgtfolt4,iyiIcii,,
3. What is it we believe.
fiir pcri0d men's costuming most interesting and colorful
WEIis1er3'3S(l9
4. How to develop belter hu
AL LAUX, R. Ph.
in tlie Guild's production 0f of all historical films by spon man I'elations?
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E.
Main
Northville
•;.l*rlMti.:l!l5hi;end:r;idli(;'b^
,
East Lynne on Fcbriiary 20, sors of the travel film series.
5. How can you get more
21 and 22.
Pers0ns with coals 10 d0nale are asked to call Judy
l5rown at 404-1)520.
I
Thursday, F e b r u a r y 6,
Section Two -— Page One
Tuesday
The jiiiniber of prospective
charter members of the Norlli
ville Cli;imber of Commerce
climbed lo -!0 Tuesday night.
Meeting at Detroit Fedeial
Savings conference room, bnckei's of Ihe pi'oposed organiza
tion counted .'!;• new member
ship applications — thus spark
ing fre.sh confidence that Ihe
goal of i2ri charter members
will be realized.
SMILES A P L E N T Y - - Laughter and squeals of delight filled the air
this past week as more than 300 Northville public and parochial school
children headed for Detroit and the famous Shrine Circus. Local area
Shriners picked up the tab for the fun-filled adventure as they have
for many years past. These excited gals crowd around Shriner Albert
E. Hackett of Eight Mile road as the bus prepares to leave Main Street
elementary school.
Deadline for businesses, in
dustries and professional or
ganizations to become charter
members is Tuesday, Februai'y
18.
Membersliip Chairman John
Macauley e.vpi'essed confidence
that the goal w-ill be reached
by deadline time, suggesting
that the number may even
climb higher lhan the goal.
Some lifl more membership
cards were distributed to those
present at Tuesday's meeting
with instructions to "get Ihem
filled out" by next Tuesday's
8 p.m. meeting. A l l interested
persons are invited to attend
that meeting Macauley said.
At this week's meeting, a
suggestion that chui'ches be
given honorary memberships
was taken under advisement
by temporary officials.
Latest of those oi'ganizalions
and persons to api)ly for char
N E V A -MARY l.O\'n:VViai.
the Walled Lake .Methodist past ,32 years w,as employed ter menlbei'sliij) ai'o:
Charles R. E l y , Jr., The
Miss Neva Mai'j' i.oveweil. Church, Hickoi'y Lanes Civic at the Ford Plant here.
Record,
Delbert
Other survivors include a Northville
retii-ed Plymoiiili .schoui loacli- Association, Walled Lake Ro
er, died Monday, i^'ebi-iiary 3 tary, and the Michigan F a r m son, .John of Northville; a sis
ter, Mrs. Irene Stuart of L i
at lier Iloine at ;iG5 f-'acific in Bui'eau.
He is survived by Ilis wife, vonia; and a brother, Clyde
Plymoutll.
A resident of this area for Anna; two sons, Stanley and Hinman of Northville.
Funeral services wei-e con30 years, slie was born on July Wilbur, l)oth of Detroit; one
6, 1092 in Soulii Lyon to Lloyd (laughter, Mrs. Gertrude Walk- duci-;d yesterday, Februai'y 5
W. and Ada (Rolxson) Love- jcr of Wixom: 12 gi-andcbildren from the Castei'line Funeral
jand 10 great gi'andchildien,
Home with the Rev, S. D. Kin
A workshop in sludy skills
well.
She was a nicmiier of the I Funeral tervices were con- de, pastor of the First Metho and habils will highjight a
Fli'st
United
Pix-sbytcriaii 'diict'.;d fi-om the Walled Lake dist Church of Northville, of- meeting of the Junior High
School P-TA on Mondaj', Feb
Church of Plymoutll and she j Methodist Cliu:-ch on Monday, lic'ating.
Burial was in Rural Hill ruary 1,3.
was retired ff-om the Plymoutll ;t-'ebruary 3. with the Rev. E i t lis Hart officiating.
Cemeterv.
teaching staff.
The meeting will get under
• Survivors include a brother, Burial was in 0;\k\'ie\v Cem
way at 7:30 p.m. in the com
A L B E R T GEORGE TAIT
Dr. Ashton W. Emery of Wa- etery, rtoyal Oak.
munity building.
tei'foi'd; one niece, Marian EmAlbert G. Tail, 84, a retii-ed
Speaker for Ihe occasion will
WAI.TEIl M . HINMAN
ry of WatJrtord; and a n;!phfarmer, died Tuesday, January be Herman Dick, an educator
ew, Jack W. Emery of Denver.
Walter M . Hinman, ,SO-ycar- 28. at East Lawn Rest Home in the field of "Method of Stu
Colorado.
old lifelong resident of North- following an illness of two dy Skills" at Eastern Michi
Funeral .••x-ivi-.e.-: will be held i ville. died i\l(.':iriay. i'ebruavy years. He lived at 9095 Can gan uni\'ersily, and who also
today (Thiij-sday) from the i ,i at liu' Ui'.ivi-r.sily liospilal in ton Centei' road, Plymoutll.
is working in the field of ed
Sehi-ader r''une.i'ai ilome of i-'ly- j Ann Arbor.
Born July I. 11)79 in Nankin ucational pyschology.
inoutli bcRiniiin;^ at i |i.m..
Horn ill Niinliville !(nvn.sliip township, he was the .son of
Parents and students of the
with the Kev. Honry J . Walcli I on April 3), 1!J05. he was Ihe James and Alma Tail. His
fifth and sixth grades of both
officiating.
..'-•on of Chaiics and I'.iina (Mur- v.'ifo, Maude, preceded him in
elementary schools are invited
Burial will be in ll'.i.' .Sinilli ;gani Hinm.'iii. Ilis ivifi-, lâtii- death on June -1 19G2.
ryii. .-survives him.
Lyon cemetery.
He is survived by one daugh
! ivlr. fliiinuin lived in Norlli- ter, Mrs. Dorothy Gates, Do.ville :.ll his life inul for the; l;i!il; a sister, Mrs. Eleanor
\Viil:aiii i i . -Snii li
William H. Smith, 7) of 27I,S
Tavlor of .Massilon. Ohio; a
Lake Ridge, liickorv n ; i ' : . V.
gmndchiid, Wivlcy Gates of
0m, died Friday. .Janiii'i-y ; . l
Duliuit; .•111(1 Iwd great erandSt, Joseph's Ho.'.'piuii. riii;.',..'
A |i)p p'.rlrniici' nil ('i:i!!r,-!l chili'ren, Wesley and Dennis.
after a long illne.ss.
Funeral services 'were con
.Michigan Univrrsily's iiidooiBoi'n in Detroit m\ April 17.; triick team U Tom Darling of ducted Fcbru;iry 1 from the
Caslerline Funor;il Home, with
1889, ho lived in Wixom ;!-J Northville.
years, moving there from Pon-i Conch Lyle BiMinetl lists Dar the Rev, S. D. i'Cinde. pastor
tiac. He was employed as an' ling, who runs the 4-il)-yard of the First Methodist Chui'ch,
engineer for the United Status i dash, as one of iiis outstanding officiating.
Burial was in Riverside Cem
government.
prospects for the indoor season
eterv, PIvmouth.
Mr. Smith wa.s a member of jii.^t underway.
to
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B o y
W o r l d
H e r e
WATER
SOFTEKERS
Needed
ZIPPY SALES — With his faithful companion, "Zip," al his side, 11year-old Bernie Bach zips through his egg sales route, learning something about the private enterprise system while adding a little money
Michigan's oldest and
largest
wafer
to his
college fund.
company...
Speak
Meeting
to join with junior high school
parents and students for the
program.
Refreshments will be serv
ed.
LAST 3 DAYS -
Thurs., Fri.
SALE ENDS
FEBRUARY
You're never ton young to
learn something about the privale enterprise system.
Just ask ll-year-old Bernie
Bach of I'Jorlhville Estates, typ
ical of a good many young
sters who aren't content with
picking up their information
on business from textbooks.
Soil of M r . and Mrs. Bernard
Bach. 21255 Suinmersidc Lane,
the Amennan School student
look over the egg route of aiiother youngster late last Aug
ust and lias siiicc greatly in
creased the sale of eggs.
His route now includes some
'10 customers in the subdivis
ion and along Nine Mile road.
He sells about 80 dozens of
eggs per week — and that's
an increase of nearly 60 dozen
since August!
Another youngster, lO-yearold David Wright, son of Dr.
and Mrs. Harold L . Wright of
19850 Weslhill, al, 0 is building
a little "egg nest." for the fu
ture. He sells cloje to iO dozen
of eggs each weejt in the Taft
Colony area.
And now, cxplii ns Bernie, a
schoolmale nam ;d Gretchen
Johnson plana tp, launch an
egg sale business this week to
help raise monejj for a sum
mer trip to Mexico where she
hopes to visit th^! Mexican ex
change student Who recently
was a guest hereJ
Bernie and David buy their
eggs fi'om M r . ahd Mrs. Wil
liam Linlner, who opei'ale a
giant chicken farm west of
South Lyon. He's visited the
fai'm, knows something about
the operation,; and hence can
confidently assurei his customers top gradp fresh eggs.
The eggs are ^delivered to
Bernie's home — usually F r i day morning — a?ld, according
to the young salesman, it's
cash upon delivei-y or lie
doesn't get the eggs.
After school on Friday, Ber
nie loads the eggs into his wa
gon, and with his dog Zip tag
ging along, he pulls the wagon
through the subdiyision, delivering the eggs door-to-door. If
the weather is bad, Mrs. Bach
lends a hand by transporting
her young business executive
in tile family station wagon.
The selling job lakes about
two hours to complete - - biit
he's learned that it takes a lot
of eggs lo earn a dollar. Even
so, "it's fiin," says Bernie.
Most of the money he earns
is put into a bank account —
an account he hopes will be
sufficiently large to someday
help pay some of his college
expenses.
Bernie plans to keep up his
egg sale business until he be
comes a junior or senior high
school student. When that day
comes, his sister, Stephanie, 8,
will take over the route. She's
already anxious to get started.
And then there's his 2'/'j-yearold brother Greg, so it's a
pretty sure bet that this little
experience in private enterprize will continue a few years.
Bobbin with
"Strengthen Americci — Scoytiiig C o n M a k e
SALES ZOOM — Unloading a box of eggs that he'll put into his little
delivery wagon, Bernie points with pride to the sales increase of nearly
60 dozen of eggs per week since last August.
Robin!
Preliminai-y plans for a disc
jockey dance were revealed
this week by the Northville
Junior Chamber of Commerce.
A Jaycee spokesman said
the dance will be held on Saturday, February 22 from -8 to
12 p.lTl.
Highlighting the event will
be the appearance of Robin
Seymour, disc jockey of Iladio
Station WKNR. Seymour will
bring along "live talent" and
give away records.
. .
• Sponsored by the Jaycees,
the dance will be held in the
community building.
the
FIRST STOP - ~ First stop on his egg sales.route is the home of .the
next-door neighbor, Mrs. Clarence Hinck, who buys a dozen fresh eggs.
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Old Man Winter is not going to slow
down Plymouth Dealers this year.
They're doing something about it-trading like it was midsummer. They've
got a hot, successful car and they're
hot to keep it that way. And when you
combine their midwinter deals with the
fact that your present car is worth
much more now than it will be later
on, you end up with sizzling savings.
GIB
200 S. Main St.
B E R G S T R O M ,
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INC.
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MANUFACTURERS
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R E C O R D
Northville
1964
The Northville Record—Novi News—Thursday, February G, 19G4
.The Northville Record—Novi News—Tliursday, February 0, 1964
Section Two — Page Tlireo
Seciion Two -— Page Two
from
A
the
P r e a c h i n g - T e a c h i n g
M i s s i o n
W i l l be h e l d at
OUT
ST. J O H N ' S E P I S C O P A L
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C H U R C H E S
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574 S. SHELDON RD., PLYMOUTH
by the Reverend M. E. Rickert
Willowhrook Community Church
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH FIRST C l n i R C H O F CHRIST.
By all slandards of our the perpetuation of an csWherever you stand, con
SCIENTIST
OF NOVI
OF WIXOM
secular world, .lesus Christ lablished custom, .some peo templating the moaning of
mm W. Ann Arbor Trail
Eleven
Mile
Road
and
Taft
North
Wixom
Rd-.
Wixom
;
ftcv. !hi\ifl T. ilavie.s. Itecior
was a failure! He possessed ple refused lo accept Him.
"the Ci'oss" to Christ, the
Piymoulli, Micliigan
Church Plume F l !i-M77
Rev. Robert Warren
i t
."-! .Shi'ldnn Rd., Plymouth
unpleasantness of not being
no properly. After years of
Sunday Service 10:30 a.m.
Rev. Paul E . Barnes, Pastor
Phone iVlArkel 1-3823
It is a sobering fact lhat
So:i!h oi .-îin .\rlHir Tr.nil
accepted by others or the
self-giving service to God
Sunday School 10:30 a.m.
Norman Brewer, Youth Pastor'.Sunday:
tlie people who rejected
and man, during which time Christ, and thus separated difficulty you have in ac
Wednesday Evening service
Id a.m., Sunday school.
cr.:;
or.: Suiidii;,:
g l ,i-oioii
He ministered to thousands themselves from H i m , rob cepting all people, it is pos
8:00 p.m.
9:45
a.m.
Sunday
school.
ll:10
a.m.,
Junior
church
.Siiiiiiay .Soi'Viccs:
of people, be had only bed themselves of tile im sible, in view of the victory
Reading Room, 873 West
II a.m.. Worship hour (nurs (gi-ades 1-6).
V":-!') ri.in.. Holy Cominuninii.
eleven intimate followers. As pact of His "goodness." The of the risen Christ of Eas
Ann
Arbor
Trail
open
daily
11:10 a.m., Morning Worship
9:00 a.m. Holy Communion ery, birth thru 3 years).
ter, to discern some perti
a religious leader, he had f'ich young I'uler
10:00 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Beginner Church (pre-school
"went
6:30 p.m. Senior Youth.
(."ird Sunday). Morning Pi'ayer
established
no organized away sorrowful" because nent things about "accep
Evenings
7:00
p.m.
to
9:00
thru
kindergarten).
V/ednesday:
and Sermon (Other Sundays).
congregation nor erected a He rejected Christ. Judas, tance" or "rejection?"
Primary Church (first grade
7:30 p.m.. Mid-week Bible p.m.
ChuiTli School Classes for all
chui'ch building. He was in i'ejecting Clirist, became
Wednesday
7:00
to
7:45
p.m.
ihru
third
grade).
study
and
prayer
service.
First, the "right" or the
ages including High School stucrucified as a criminal upon so emotionally borne down "Best" is not always ac
Sundays 2:00 to 4:00 p.m.
6:00 p.m., Youth groups.
8:30 p.m.. Senior Choir.
dL-nl.s. Nursery for little chilthe instigation of religious by the error of his way that cepted by men. Though
Man's discovery of the reali
Youth club (6-Blh grades)
drcii.
leaders. The prophet Isai he look his own life. On the Christ did no sin and only
ties of "Spirit" will be the
Teen club (9-12 grades).
!l:firi a.iii. lir)i\- (.(immnniDn
f'lltST METHODIST CHURCH theme Ihis Sunday at Christian
ah
described it accurately other hand, Zaccheus, in ac that which was good, men
Teacher
iraminp
cm.s.scs.
I'lsl iSiin(!:iyi. Mornini.; Prayeri
UK! West Dunlap, Northville Science churches.
when he said, "He was des cepting Christ, found new rejected H i m !
and Si-riiion (oilier .Siiiuiays).! 7:fll) ri.in., Eveiiliig .service.
Rev.
S.
D.
lCinde,
Minister
pised and rejected of men." moral and ethical insights
-Golden Text: "Teach me to
Church School
classes up! Wcdricsci.ny:
Second, to reject anyone
:01l.. r i ! ; - i i l ! . Res.; Fl S-IW do thy will; for thou art my
and power. The apostle Paul
llirou/;!) lilt- !llh gr.-ide. i\'iir-s-j 7::!0 p.m., Midweek Pr;iyer i Tliursday:
Why did men reject Him? experienced the transforma is to limit the effecliveness
God;
thy
spirit
is
good;
load
erv for lillle cliildreri.
! meeting.
gopdness
For the same reason lhat tion of his life from haired of lhat person's
9:00 a.m. Coffee Time WSCS me into the land of upright
fi:,^ p.m.. Senior ciioir.
Cn?iBT TEMPl.fi
men reject one another to to love because he accept upon the "rejector's" life.
ness" (Ps. 143:10). Related
!st Tuesday — ?::iO p.m. Spiritual Life Study Group.
.S'.';?:') Mci'mldcn
Saiem
day. Some people are inter ed the spiritual reality of NO person is ' totally bad!
9:30 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. Norlh- readings will include this se
Workers conference.
E V E R Y person has some
I'liSiiir H . L . .Sii:cinore
ested in other people only Christ's presence.
.'ird Tii'..'S{|ay - 7
p i n . ; ville-Plymouth WSCS study ses- lection: "Faith, advanced to
good in him that can help
.Sunday:
up to the point where they
! sion in the Chapel. Nursei'y •spiritual undei-standing, is the
\'<-ra V'aiighan Circle.
il:!.') a.m., Sunday .school.
can get from those "other"
provided.
Next week, another seas another! When anyone re
.evidence gained from Spirit,
Calling 2nd Monday.
ll:.'(f) a.m.. F'reachini;.
people
what
they
want.
Sunday:
on
of Lent begins. During jects another, he robs him
which rebulces sin of evei'y
6:00 supper, 7:00 calling.
R p III.. Niglil ser\ ice.
Some people wanted only the weeks that follow, many self!
8:45 a.m. First Worship Ser- kind and establishes the claims
Wednesday:
food and licalth and, when people, in commemoration
I vice.
Thiid, until one accepts
of G o d " (Science and Health
(1 p.m., Bible Clas.s.
Jesus had supplied their of Chl'isl's disposition to Christ, he absolutely cannot
ST. JOHN'S .-\;\!l-ni(:.\N
i 0:45 a.m. Church School. A With Key to the Scriptures by
needs,
Ihey
left
Him.
They
"stedfastly set ills face to love God :nbr his fellow men
Li;TIII':itA\ CliUit(.:iI
i class for everyone.
Mary Baker Eddy, p. 23).
K M M A N U K i . B.-iPTIST
were not interested .in (lie go lo Jerusalem," will face as God loves! To accept
;tev. C. Fox. 23225 Gill Roudj 11:00 a.m., 'Second Wor.ship
CHURCH
spirit wliicli prompted II m toward the f-emombrance of
B ( l . Freedom R d . & Gr. River. Service.
Lounge
for paiChrist is to accept God, for
PRIMITIVE BAPTIST
Pastor Ew.in Sel(!L>m0ir
lo give himself for o.lr.rs. "the Cress." Among the God is in Christ and Chi-ist
GR 4-«5«4
ents with babies. Nursery for
CHURCH
V.'. G I\lile near Ilaggcrtv
Some people rejccled Je-us many remenibranees which is God! To accept God is
0:30 a.m., Mof-ning Worship. pre-school
cliildi'en.
Junior
6075 West Maple Road
3315 Mark I'wain. Detroit liS
because of what Ho s a d .
"the Ciuss" should bring lo accept- God's spirit-power
9:45 a.m., Church school.
Church in Fellowship hall.
'/a mile west of Orchard Lake
T!lf:;iiy G-:i3f)9
Having "itching ears," Ihey to mind is the fact lhat men of love, for God is love!
11 a.m. Lale service.
4:00 p.m. Pastor's Confirma
11 a.m., Sunday morning ser
wanted to hear only what so despised Christ that Ihey And, lo accept God's love
ll) a.m., .Siindjy school, all
,\'iirsi;rv tliiruu; servict.s.
tion class.
vices. Elder Levi Savior and
ayes.
they wanted lo hear. Be rejected Him and, in tlieir is to accept others, for God
Sr. M Y F Mid-Winter Insti other elders will speak.
cause they were conl.cnt to indifference and deliberate- loves all people!
II a.m.. .Mornin.i,' Worship.
N()V1 .MF.THODtST CHURCH tute at Ann Arbor.
live in a spirit of suspicion ness, they crucified Ilim!
6 p.m., na;)!ist Training Un-- Rev. R. Lal'ero Webster
Monday:
S A L E M CONGREGATIONAL
Fourth, for a Christian, the
and hali'cd in relation lo The ti'agedy is that in every
ion.
O E 8-8701
7:15 Boy Scout Troop 731.
CHRISTIAN
olhei's, tliey lost inlerest in heart, where there is not important thing is not )/vhe7 p.m.. Evening service.
Sunday:
Tuesday:
7961 Dickenson, Salem
Christ when He said, "Love the love-of-God-in-Christ, the ther people accept him. In
7:30 p.m., Mid-wcelc prayer
9 a.m.. Worship service.
12:00 noon WSCS Chapel Mo
Jack Barlow, F I !)-2586
your enemies; do good lo reality of His crucifixion fact, Christ wai'ned His fol
service, Wedne.sd.ay.
10 a.m.. Church school.
ments of Meditation.
Sunjday:
them that despilefuliy use is being re-inacted today! lowers lhat they weiic sent
11:10 J r . Choir practice.
12:30 p.m. AVSCS Luncheon
10 a.m.. Morning Worship.
you."
Again, some people This is a good time to re oul as "lambs in the midst
SAI.EM B..\I'TfST r i l U l i C H
7:00 M Y F at church.
in Fellowship hall.
11 a.m., Sunday school.
rejected
Christ
because member that Jesus said, of wolves." And, i'emember,
.-{ex L . Dye, Paslor
Wednesday:
1:30 p.m. WSCS Genei-al
7:30 p.m.. Worship.
they did not want to assume "Thou shall love the Lord He Himself was not accept
!i)JO Chubb fid.. Salem
7:30, Senior choir rehearsal, Meeting and Pi'ogram.
any of the responsibilities of
Ft ;)-2337
thy God with all thy heart, ed!
at church.
Wednesday:
T i n : FIRST P R E S B Y T E R I A N
discipleship. They did not and with all thy soul, and
.'Siinilay:
WSCS meets third Wednes 3:45 p.m. Carol Choir re CHURCH OF N O R T H V I L L E
What is important is that
want to be told, as they put with all thy mind, and with one accept Jesus Christ and,
10 a.m., Sunday school.
day of each month at 11:30 for hearsal.
Rev. Lloyd G . llrasurc
i l , "what to do." And when all thy strength and thy in accepting H i m , present a
n a.m.. Worship service.
luncheon and meeting.
5:00 Harmony choir relieasal. East Main and Church Sts.
Christ exercised His spirit neighbor as thyself" and witness for Christ which will
0:30 p.m. Young People.
WSCS evening circle meets
7:30 Sanctuary choir rehears Sunday:
strength lo the jioint of
"In as much as you have enable and enduse others to
7:30 p.m., Evening service. second Thursday of each mon- al.
••9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Church
"breaking" tradition because done it unto the least of
Wednescla.\':
(h at 8 p.m.
accept — not him — but
Thursday:
Worship and Church School.
He believed man's welfare these, my brelhren, you Ciirist and that person, then,
7:30 p.m.. Prayer mseling
9:30 - 11:00 a.m. WSCS Spii-6:00 p.m. Bell Ringei's
was more important than have done it unto me."
August 12 - 16 - 7:30 revival
in truth, will accept him!
itual Study Group in tlie Chap- 7:00 p.m. Youth Fellowship.
meeling.s. Dr. Herbert Noe. F U L L SALVATION UNION el. Nui'sei'y provided.
Monday:
51630 W. Eight Mile R d .
speaker.
3:45 p.m. Melody choir re
7:30 p.m. Scoilt Troop 755.
Janie.s F . Andrews, Gen. Pas.
hearsal.
Tuesday:
Saturday:
8
p.m..
Evening
OL'Il I.ADV Ol VICTORY
Friday:
12:00 Noon, Rotal-y
.service.
p.va;sn
1:30 p.m. World Day of Pray8:00 p.m. Church School
Suiiikiy: -iM (i.m., Sunday
Nor!iiv;;it, hiichii.'.m
er Services in the Sanctuary Council.
Scliool: 3:30 p.m. Worship Ser
Fi
A service for all women in the
8:00 p.m. A . A .
Rev. r'ad.e.- ..-.-.j Witlsloeii vice; 8:00 p.m. Evening Ser community.
Wednesday:
vice.
Sunday Ma.ss.ls;
12:00 Noon Women's AssocThe Rev. Leslie G. Warren, the pai'ish hall each evening to
7:00, 8::ia. .'!;:."* and 12:1-5.
iation.
Canon of St. Paul's Cathedral afford the people an opportuni
ORCHARD i m X S
ST. PAUL'S E V A N G E L I C A L
Moly Day !\;i>"5«:
-3:45 p.m. Childi'cn's Choir.
of Detroit, will take pai't in ty to meet Canon Warren.
BAPTIST C H A P E L
LUTIffiRAN CHURCH
6:00 a!rn., 6:i)0 a.m. and
special Ash Wednesday obsei'7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir.
The public is invited to at^
Orchard Hills School
& CHRISTIAN D A Y SCHOOL
7:30 p.m.
vances a l St. John's Episcopal tend.
Thursday:
South of 10 Mile, Novi
Corner High and E l m SIrccts
Week Day M::.sse.s at 8:00 a.m.
Church, Plymouth.
6:30 p.ili. Men's Club.
Rev. Fred I'raschel, Pastor
Nortliville, Michigan
Confe.s.sioi-.s:
Friday:
The church is located a l 574 The Rt. Rev. Richard S. E m 10:00
a.m.
Sunday
Scliool.
Chiirch F I 9-9804
Saiurda.vs at 10:30 a.m. to
'4:00 p.m. Harmony Choir.
South -Sheldon road.
11:00 a.m. Worship
Pars0nagc F I 9-3140
rich, Bishop of the Episcopal
11: if) a.m. 7:00 p.m. to 8:00
8 p.m. A.A. .
6:00 p.m. Training Union.
Services will include Holy Diocese of Michigan, will make
Rev. B. J . Pankow, Pastor
p.m.
7:00 p.m. Worship.
Communion at 6:30 a.m. and his annual visitation to St.
Thursday:
Thiirsriays at 4:30 p.m. lo
WlLLOWBROOK
at 10 a.m. Following the cai'ly John's on Sunday and will ad3:30 p.m., J r . Choir i-ehear5-in p.in.
COMMUNITY CHURCH
ST. W n X I A M ' S
sei'vice a simple breakfast will minister the Rite of Confirma
sal; 7:30 p.m.. Sr. Choir.
Siipdays, before the 7:
Evangelical United Brethren
Rev. Leslie G . Warren
CATHOLIC CHURCH
be served lo the school stu tion to a class of candidates
Saturday:
Mass.
Mcadowbrook at Ten Mile Rd,
Wailed Lake, Micliigan
dents and others who care to that will be presented by the
9 a.m., 1st yr. Confirmation
Rclieioiis Instructions:
Rev. Marvin E . Rickert, MIn.
Father Raymond .tones
slay.
class; 10:15 a.m., 2ild yr. ConRector, the Rev. David T. DavGrade School: M i grades ev
Phone
GR
6-0626
ery Saliirday 0:30 to'i0:30 a.m. Assistant Father John Hoar firmation class.
The Imposition of Ashes will ies.
Friday:
S t . P a u l ' s
P l a n s
6:00 p.m. Box Social and en
High school: 9-12 grades ev Sundav Masses:
be administered to those per The service will be held at
3:30 p.m.. Junior Fellowship.
tertainment.
ery Thursdav 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. 7:30,' 9:00, 11:00, 12:00.
sons who desire it following 4:00 p.m. and will be followed
Saturday:
Sunday:
Nnvena Services every Wed- Weekday Masses:
the reception of tile Sacrament. by a reception in the Parish
9:15 a.m.. Senior Catechism.
Until
further
notice
7:15
and
8 a'.m. Morning Worship.
nR.=r!ay evening ai 7:30 p.m.
Canon Warren will assist the Hall. This will afford members
10:45 a.m.. Junior Catechism.
8:00 p.m.
Organization Meetings;
9:15 a.m., Sunday school and
rector, the Rev. David T. Dav-of tlie congregation an oppor
A
Communion
sei'vicc
on
Ash
Sunday:
Holy Dav Masses:
tunity to meet Bishop Emrich
Bible classes.
Our I,Hdy'.s League on tile
9:45 a.m., Sunday Chui-ch Wednesday, February 12, al ies, a l the 10 a.m. service and
7:30 and 9 a.m., 5:30 and B 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship.
and to gf'cet members of the
FT.st Tuesday of each month
will
give
an
addi'ess.
7:30
p.m.,
will
be
the
first
in
school with classes for prip.m.
Monday:
class.
al R:lin p.m."
mary, junior, youth and adult. a series of eight special Len On Ash Wednesday evening
8:00 p.m. Voters' Assembly.
St. Vincent DePaul Sncieiy, First Friday .\la.sses:
Bishop Emrich came to Mich11 a.m., Sunday Church ten services at St. Paul's Evan- at 7:30 p.m., a preaching-1.
and
8
a.m.
and
8
p.m.
Tuesday:
every Wednesday at 8:00 p.m.
gelieal
Lutheran
Church,
High
school
with
classes
for
nursAdiill instniclion Monday at
Holy Name iVIen';; cluli on
7:30 p.m. Sunday school
and E l m Sti'eels, Norlhville.
ei'y and kindei'garlen.
will continue on Thursday and'^P'
^^^^
Eecon'd Tuesdays bi-monthly. 3 n.m.
Teachers' meeting.
cesan Bishop.
11 a.m.. Church Worship.
Services will be held on the Friday evenings. Canon War
Wednesday:
Youth Sunday will be obseiV- following five Wednesdays al ren will be the missinncr, and
CHURCH OF
7:30 p.m. Ash Wednesday.
REORGANIZE!) CHURCH
c4 and youth of the Junior the same hour, and also on the subjects wiih which he will
THE H O L Y CROSS
Service with Communion.
O F .lESUS CHRIST O F
nigh and Senior High depart Maundy Thui'sday at 7:30 p.m.deal include:
(Episcopal)
I.A1TER DAV SAINTS
ments will share in the leading and on Good Friday at 1:30
Ash Wednesday, "Why Am I
Rev. Peter Tonclla, Vicar
316711 .Schonicraft at Bradner
(jf. the Service.
P L Y M O U r n CHURCH
Hef'c?"; Thursday, "Like FaOrchard Hills School
p.m. and at 7:30 p.m.
Livonia, .Michigan
OF C l m i S T
7 p.m.. Senior High Fellow
tiler. Like Son"; and Friday,
10 Mile and Quince, N0vi
RicliartI Pomeroy, Pastor
"The Suffering Christ in Re- 'I Live M y Own Life".
9-101 Sheldon Road
ship.
F I 349-1594
Ucnild Fitch, Associate P.nstor
lation lo His Captors" will be
Plymouth, Michigan
Monday:
A question box will be avail
Sam Clapham, A.ssoc. Pastor Sunday:
PRINCIPLES
9:30 a.m., Sunday school.
8:00 p.m. Annual Congrega the first sermon topic. Each able whef'e individuals may de11:00 a.m. Church service.
Siiiiday .SeiTices.
succeeding
sermon
will
also
10:30
a.m.
and
G
p.m..
Church.
tional
"Report"
meeting.
posit
any
questions
that
they
Holy
a.m.. Church school
withCommunion — 3rd Sunbring into focus the i'elalion would like to liuve answered by
7:30 y.m., Wednesday ser Wgdnesday:
clas.ses of interest for all age day of month.
between the suffering Ciirist the missionef'. Also, a brief fel-'
7:30 p.m.. Adult choir.
Nursery during morning services.
groups.
and one or more persons who lowship period will follow in
\''ces.
II a.m.. Worship .service.
came into contact with Him.
FIRST CHURCH O F CllRLST
Tuesday:
7 p.m., Wonsliip seITice.
It will be emphasized tilat in
SCENTIST
7:30 p.m.. Choir rehearsal.
Wednesday:
t Goodwill P i c k - u p ' S E E
lilte manner Christ still reach33825 Grand River
7:30 p.m. Prayer service.
es
out
lo
people
loday
offer
Farmington, Mich.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
The next visit of Goodwill
T H I S IS T H E LIFE
Sunday seiVice 11 a.m.
| Qldiislries pickup ti'ucks lo ing them the wonderful bene
OF N O R T H V I L L E
SAI.EM FEDER-ATED
EVISItV SUNDAV
fits
of
His
salvation
which
He
Sunday school 11 a.m.
Pastor Robert Spradling
Norlhville is scheduled for
CHURCH
earned by His suffering and
Wednesday
evening
s6rvice
Res.: 234 High Street
10 A . M . , Channel 2
Monday. Goodwill trucks col
Rev. Elwood Chlpchase, Pastor
death.
8 p.m.
lect household discai'ds of cloth8037 McPadden, Northville Sunday:
Reading Room Church Edi» 'ing, shoes, hats, toys, most
10 a.m., Bible School.
Offfce: F l 9-067-I
11 a.m.. Morning Worship. fice, Tues., Thurs., and Sat.i types of furniture and other
Sunday:
household discai'ds.
11 a.m.. Junior Church (ages from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
10 a.m., Morning Worship.
To arrange for a Goodwill In
Nursery church, birth to 3 4-9). Nursery for babies and
E V A N G E L I C A L L U T H E R A N dustries truck pickup ask the
years, Prlmai'y church, 4-8 toddlers.
6:30 p.m.. Baptist Youth Fel
operator foi' loll-free Entei'CHURCH O F Tlffi
years.
prise 7002.
El'U>llANy
11 a.m., Sunday S(;h00l hour. lowships (iunlor and Senior).
7:30 p.m.. Evening service.
A Mission 0f Ihc UCLA
6 p.m.. Youth Fcllowiship.
Rev. John W. Miller, Paster'
Junior, 3rd-7lh grades; Inter- Tuesday:
T H E
B I B L E
Prayer Worshipping at 41650 5 Mile
liiediale, 8th Ihi'u high school 1:30 p.m. I.,adies'
Rd., N0rthville. G L 3-1191 '.
grades; Senior, high school meeting.
Wednesday:
S P E A K S
Sunday:
and college.
8
9:45 a.m. Church School. '
7:30 p.m., Hour of Prayer.
7:30 p.m.. Evening service.
11 a.m.. Morning Worship,
Monday:
8:15 p.m.. Sr. Choir practice
T O Y O U
Sunday,
7:15-8:45 p.m.. Pioneer girls. Thursday:
8:30 The Service.
Pilgrim, 8rd-6lh grades; Col
3:45 p.m. CSloir practice(Jr.)
FUNERAL HOME
CKLW
9:45 Church School.
onist, 7th-8th grades; Explor
1st Monday, official board
• P l U V A T l ' OFF-STREET P A R K I N G
8M KC
11:00 The Service.
er 9th-l2th grades.
meeting,
•AIR CONDITIONED CHAPEL
3:00 - 5:00 Luther League. - .
S u n d a y 9:45 a . m .
Wednesday:
3rd Monday, Clirlstian Men's
R,iy J. Ciisterlinc
ffcd A . Cjistcflinc
7:00 p.m. Annual Cliui'cli'
8:30 p.m.. Adult-youth choir. Fellowship.
1893-1959
Difeccor
"HOW DO Y O U
7:30 p.m.. Hour 0f Prayer.
3rd Tuesday, Missionary Cir- School Pi'ogram and White gift
2'1-Hour Ambulance Senice
FJeldbfook 9-0611
service.
MAINTAIN
HEALTH?"
S:,10 p.m.. Teacher training. cle.
.ST . .inITN'S EPISCOPAl,
CHURCH
live:
mm,
fiirnet.
Rev,
mn
Warren
At St, John's
fy."n
MiSSIONER
THE REVEREND LESLIE G. WARREN
Canon of S i . Paul's Cathedral, Detroit
A s h W e d . , F(2b. 1 2 , 7:30 P.IW.
"WHY A M 1 HERE?"
T h u r s d a y , F e b , 1 3 , 7:30 P.IVI.
"LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON"
F r i d a y , F e b . 1 4 , 7:30"P.IW.
"I L I V E M Y O W N L I F E "
BRIEF FELLOWSHIP AFTER SERVICE
THE PUBLIC IS CORDIALLY INVITED
CITY OF W I X O M
INDUSTRIAL TYPE TRACTOR WITH FRONT
BUCKET LOADER
BID INVITATION
The City of Wixom, Michigan will receive bids up to SiOt
p.m.,, Eastern Standard Time, Tuesday, February 11, 1964. Thf
City Council reserves ihe right to accept or reject any or al
bids in whole or in part and to waive any irregulorities. A d
dross bids to "Pearl Willis, City Clerk, City Hall, Wixom, Mich
igan," In a sealed envelope, bearing ihe inscription: Bid fo
New Industrial Type Tractor.
MINIMUM SPECIFICATIONS
TRACTOR
Ford 4000 Heavy Duty Industrial Tractor - Model 41401
Transmission — 4 speed and reversing transmission
Tires - Front 7.50x1(5 8 ply,- Roar 14.9x24 6 ply
Hydraulic System - - Live hydraulic system, 3 point linkage
Power Take-off — 540 rpm
LOADER (To be installed on new tractor listed above)
Ford Industrial Loader
Bucket - Model 19-132, 7/8 cu. yd., 72" wide
MOWER
Ford 907 Industrial Flail Mower, 6' in-line mower, 33 blades
SWEEPER (6' angel sweeper)
XXX Sweeper wiih hood, hydraulically driven (sweeper fo be
one which can be attached to Ford Industrial Loader)
Price Sweeper and Mower separate from Tractor and Loader,
TRADE IN
Subject to trade In 1-1959 Ford 1841 Industrial type trac
tor wiih front .loader and metal cab. Backhoe mounting bracki
ets and attaching kit to be removed from this tractor and in
stalled on the new tractor,
PEARL WILLIS, CITY CLERK
CITY OF WIXOM, MICHIGAN
N
O
T
I
C
E
to Speak
T o w n s h i p
Episcopal
N o r t h v i l l e
o f
T a x p a y e r s
T h e paymenf of 1963 R E A L
PROPERTY
T A X E S m a y be m a d e b y c h e c k o r m o n e y o r d e r ,
payable
to A l e x
M . L a w r e n c e , T r e a s o r e i ' , at
fhe T o w n s h i p O f f i c e , o r m a i l e d , l o c a t e d a l
16860 F r a n k l i n Road
Northville,
Michigan
o r p a i d i n p e r s o n to t h e T o w n s h i p T r e a s u r e r at
the
Manufacturers
National Bank,
Northville,
Tuesdays and Fridays, until F e b r u a r y 28, 1964.
F o r y o u r c o n v e n i e n c e , T a x e s m a y be p a i d
at t h e M a n u f a c t u r e r s N a t i o n a l Banlc, N o r t h v i l l e ,
M o n d a y thru F r i d a y until F e b r u a r y 28, 1964.
Thank you,
Alex M . Lawrence
Treasurer
O N E Y E A R AGO
January 31, 1963
--Norlhville's board of edu
cation voted to give probation
Qi'y support to a proposed
northwest Wayne county child
guidance clinic. The board de
cided to help undei'write the
: proposed clinic by giving them
.25 cents in July for each pupil
living in the Northville school
district — ,11450 plus — if by
then, the clinic appears to be
"a gi'owing concern."
blocked efforts of the Downs
to buy the land directly from
tl]e county.
- T h e orchestra of "lastminute" tradesmen — carpen
ters, painters, electricians, and
moving men — have begun tun
ing up for a fast-paced finale
at the new Northville high
school. Working together Ilandin-glove for the next month or
so, to hang doors, install glass,
lay tile, and install furniture
and classroom equipment, they
will round up the major jobs
remaining before opening day.
Of BCOHPmCS - 1 0 5
Casterline
7 ^ ^ mwer to tfie first question is,
^ 'you m live better for less witft
Consumers Fpwer t^ntmi gas service"
—Mayor A. Malcolm Allen
was elected a regional officer
of Ihe Michigan League's Re
gion III at the annual meeting
of Ihe group in Highland Park.
" — A n ice storm snapped elec
tric wires and left them dang
ling like dollar-size 4tli of July
spai'klei's, in blue-gi'een and
oiange bi'illiance until the cui'rent could be shut off.
—Like a boxer who through
swollen eyes has watched an
opponent sink to the canvas,
Norlhville's aching but hap
py cagers headed home F r i
day night after winning a 00-46
slugfest a l Miiford. Then on
Saturday, the Mustangs drop
ped a 05-63 tliriller lo Willow
Run.
—The Scout-Recreation Build
ing fund drive came almost
within sight of its goal when
Joseph Bujak, superintendent
of, the Ford Valve Plant, pre
sented a check for $1,000 to
A.- R . Clarke, treasurer of the
committee. The goal is $12,000. F I F T E E N Y E A R S AGO
Tqtal receipts now stand at
January 28, 1949
$11,400.
—Gef'ald
V. Harrison, form
— Next Wednesday evening
planners of the proposed Norlh er Northville high school prin
ville Swim Club hope to con cipal and now principal of
vince some 300 area families Farmington high school, re
that it would be mighty nice cenlly was appointed lo serve
to take a I'elaxing dip in a as a member of the North
Cenlral Association of Colleges
heated pool.
and Secondai'y Schools.
— An improved Northville
—Seventy-eight children were
five
overwhelmed a game
them
Clai'kstoil team in a return vaccinated to protect
match at Ciarkston 50 lo 43 to from small pox. Six high sclloeven its W-0 conference rec ol pupils wei'e included in
the group.
ord at 4-4.
- H . A. Willis of Northville
—The E l y Oil Kings, Norlh
won a prize In the nation-wide
ville's representative
in the
"You Jutlge the Dogs" conGarden City Senior Hockey
test sponsred by the Purina
League, seem bent on recompany.
vei'sing last season's dismal
—After being in the bakery
finish in the cellar.
With a 7-1 record, they now business in Norlhville for more
stand atop the league, which than four years, Elimar Ifveris comprised of Northville, sen, proprietor of the "Home
Belleville, Garden City, Ypsi- Bakery" closed his doors Sat
lantl, Beltemp and Plymouth. urday night. He had been in
—The South Lyon Herald, the bakery business for more
owned by William Sliger who than 20 years, 14 of which were
also publishes the Norlhville spent with the Awrey Bakery
Record, Novi News and the in Detroit.
—Sunday's Detroit News car
Whitmoi'c Lake News, was jud
ged the best weekly newspaper ried an article about a forth
of its circulation class in Mich- coming painting exhibition to
gan at the 95th annual meet be hung at the Scarab - Club
ing of the Michigan Press As in Deti'oit and mentioned a
sociation in East Lansing last Northville artist, M r s . Joseph
Sands of Napier i'oad.
weekend.
—A cleaning agency has been
set up in Northville to corresF I V E Y E A R S AGO
Janiiary 29, 1959
pond with the Gould Dry
C)e.aner.s of Plymouth. The
- O n e of the area's, best
agency' is located in tile foi'mknown Industrialists atld bene
er taxi office, at 118 West
factors, Edward C. Hough, 06,
Main street.
president of the Daisy Manu
—Louis A . Kompathy, Defacturing company, died at his
1411 West Ann Arbor trail resi troit attorney, will present the
Presbyterian Men's Club their
dence,
—Novi will officially meet its charier as a member of the
new village manager, Fred E . National Council of Presby
Olson, and other village offic terian Men.
—While other groups talk of
ials in a special public pro
gram tomorrow (Friday) at combining running and hai'the Novi Community building. ness racing on one track, North
—The complex sale of 2.1 ville Downs Saturday was
acres of River street property granted permission to conduct
by the city to Northville Downs a trotting meeting for 54 days
is finally nearing completion. fi'om August 1 to October 1,
Purchase of the land, which 1949.
—A meeting was held at the
is owned by the county was
proposed nearly two years ago. Scout Building to discuss the
In a drive sparked by the late opening of a youtil center for
Mayor Claude E l y the city the youth of the village.
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n.
OF THE
CHURCH
DETROIT
FEDERAL
SAVIiNGS
hjIpRTHVIlLE
T W E N T Y - F I V E Y E A R S AGO
January 27, 1939
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horse circles, has leased the
Northville Riding and Hunt
club from the Blacketts.
— Sam Stremlch, manager
of the Norlhville PennlmanAllen theatre, came forward
this week with the announcement of a 10-cent show every
Wednesday and Thursday in
the village theali'e, beginning
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l y , " asserted
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examinations went forward in
the high school and administra
tive matteis took shape for
the opening of the second semester next week.
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responsible for the young boys'
Drum and Bugle Corps that
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1937 by a group of boys who
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'nie Nortliville Record—Novi' News—Tllui'sdoy,. FcbruaiT C, 1904
Section Two — Page Four
Tlie Northville Record—Novi News—Thursday, February 0, 1904
Section'Two.-^'Page Five
Tlie i-egular meeting of (lieons and Ihe niei'ils of hiring an- details of color, etc. and iuiit
Norlliviile City Cuuncil w;is oliiei' liolice officer, i l was mov pripp bi(i. Unanimously car
called to ordci' by Mnyor Allen ed by Carlson, supported by ried.
on Monday, .ianuary G, HWil, Ambler that the city manager
Repoi't from City Manager on
8:00 p.m. at llie Norlliville Cily hire ;ni additional policeman
Traffic Control Signs al Inter
Hall.
with no changes in the pi'esent sections:
Present: Allen, Amliler, Caii- hours of police officers and ali- Tt)t! City Manager presented
lerliury, Carl.son ;ind Ke.sler. lliorize a subsequent ti'ansfer his report and it was moved
of funds fi'om the Public Im- by Carlson., s(ippoI;ted by Kes
Absent: None.
Tlie minute.s of Ihe previous pi'ovcment Fund for this pui'- ter to authorize t'lie purchase
meeling and .Special Meeling pose Unanimously carried.
of 39 signs for signing of strocl
Report on Fui'niture Bids
were approved willi one eui-i'ection.
and Subsequent Investigation:
The cily manager I'ead his
Moved by Ke.sler, siijjporled
by Carlson that bills in tlie rcporl on the bids submitted
and summarized the findings of
following aliioiints be paid:
General
.?i0,253.0l) Mrs. Carlson and himself.
Water
Cily Hall Con.
Other Govemnient
Unanimously cairied.
not wish a re-appointment). easement (before the next installed along with a "Do Not
Unanimously carried.
Council meeling).
Enter" sign on tlie cast side of
Consider Exiension of Coun
The City Manager reported same entrance as soon as pos
ty and School Tax Date to Feb-there is lo be a Work Session sible.
riiaiy 14, lUG'l:
on Tuesday, January 7, 19C4 A l M r . Allen's suggestion, the
Moved by Ambler, supjiorlcd at 580 S. Main street on ques city manager is lo negotiate
by Kester to cxiend the penal tions regarding the Water De Willi Bob Cole to clear City
ly date for payment of County partment, The City attorney liroperly sidewalks of snow.
M r . Canterbury asked that
and Sfliuol taxes lo February is to attend this session.
Randolph street west of Wing
14, 19G4 from .lanuary 19, 19G4.
The status of the Oakland street, be cheeked for salt dui'Unnniniously
carried.
(This
County Sewer is lhal bonds ai'c ing stoi'my weather.
intersections in the Cily of matter lo be put on calendar
to be sold Januai'y 7 and within There being no further busi
Northville and to aulliorize Ihc for coiisideralion next October
weeks, construction will be ness, the meeting adjourned at
transfer of funds for same 19G4).
started.
l l p.m.
from tlie Public Impi'ovemeiit • Resolution Authorizing City's
A "No Left T u r n " sign west
Fund. Unailimously carried.
Respectfully submitted
Coiilractor on Orcliard Drive
Marlha M . Milne
Report from City Attorney Slorni Sewei' Job lo Tunnel of the entrance lo the Parking
Lot on E . Main street is to be
City Clerk Regarding Liability of Employ Faii'brook Street:
i,l82.I(i
Moved by Ambler, supported
2,078.50 by Kester that Doubleday Bro ees anc( Members of the Rec
Moved by Canterbury, sup
89,;i,'i Ihei-s be designated as the sue- reation Commission:
ported by Carlson to adopt a
eessfiil bidder for office furni
The City attorney has subniil- resolution allowing the D'Angle
I n
W i l l o w b r o o ! <
ture foi- the New Cily Hall and te^ a leltel- containing all ques and
Pollicelli
Construction
Coniniiinicalion.s:
tions porta^ni^^g to Recrealion Company lo make a cut Mrs. George Aines G R 4-0830 cuperating at home after undei-A commnnieation from the that M r .Potllioff qnd Mi-s.
Michigan
I\ltmieipal
League Carlson ai-e lo go ahead and •pepartnlent and asking advice tliroiigli llio I'âirbrook Street
going surgery at Children's hos
Celia Beach, Sophie Martin,
pital in Detroit.
was I'ead announcing tlie dale finalize quantities based on unit 55 to iyhelher the present cov right-of-way for purpose of in
Betty
Gai-ner,
Phyllis
Berardi,
of the nexl Region III meeting prices. Unanimously carried: " erage is sufficient. The city al- stalialion of Orchai'd Drive
Mary Jo Andrews, Marion Vel- Mrs. Fritz Grensing Si', and
as Thuf-sday, February 27, 190-1 After a tentative decision has toi'nqy is to meet with Mr. Lit- Storm Sewer. Unanimously ap
ing and Allie Carter were all her daughter Carol spent sev
been
made
on
library
fiivniture
tell
regR^•d,i.l^g
matter
of
em
proved.
at Allen Pari;.
guests at a party given by eral days here last week visit
be
submitted
a
repoi't
should
ployees',' etc.
Consideration
of Requesl
The resokilion as so worded
L A N D M A R K R E M O V E D - - - W o r k m e n began razing this large, t w o Helen Moloney Thursday after ing the Fritz Grensing Jrs. of
to
tlie
Township
of
Northville.
Fi-om City Hail Conti'aeloi' for
Pi'esojltation by the City A l - is lo insure lhal road will be
Mallott drive.
s t o r y h o u s e l o c a t e d at t h e c o r n e r o f M a i n a n d H i g h s t r e e t s . O w n e d b y
noon.
Extension on Completion Date:
Inasmuch as it appeal's that Igrnoy of an Agreement Per put back in Ihe same condition
M r s . Edward Moloney and
Orson A t c h i n s o n , the property will be cleared f o r future development.
The Cily IVlanager reported there would be no advantage mitting Hyatt Construction Co. in wliich i l was found. The re Dr. and Mf's. Ricliard Hen
her daugliter Dennell are plan
T h e house w a s o r i g i n a l l y o w n e d b y C h a r l e s H a r r i n g t o n . F o l l o w i n g h i s
he had talked wilh M r . Denye.s, to the Cily of Northvilie requii'- to enclose the Stream up to quest is subject to appiwai by derson of Meadowbrook- road,
ning to spend sevei-al months
are happy to announce the birth
the ai'chitecl, and he felt that ing sealed bids fnr Librai'y fui'- South Side of the Deal St. Ihe county.
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ife's death, Harrington married the family maid, Stella, and the couin Europe this spring. They will
the gi'anling of the extension nilure for the new building, it bridge;
Petition for Annexation by of a son, Michael Owen, on spend part of the time visiting
pie raised h i s c r i p p l e d s o n W i l l i e . L a t e r w h e n t h e house was t h o r o u g h l y
should wait until the next meet was moved by Canterbui'y. sup'
Moved by Amblei', supported Resolution of Property Locat January 20 at Florence Crit- Mrs. Moloney's father, M r .
remodeled it became the home o f F r e d Simmons. Oldtimers recaHed
tendon Hospital in Detroit. His
ing. The city manager is meet ported by Ambler that such rc- by Carlson to adopt a resolu ed-at 900 Scott Avenue:
Enlmanuel Amorgan at his
y
e a r s a g o t h a t H a r r i n g t o n w a s a g r e a t h u n t e r a n d at o n e t i m e k e p t a
birth
weight
was
nine
pounds
ing wilh the architect on Tues quirements of the Purchasing tion granting permission to
Petition was read by the
home on Samos,
day, January 7, 9 a.m. for a Ordinance are iiereby waived Hayatt Construction Co. lo clerk from A. M . and Inga A l and two ounces. Dr. and Mrs.
herd of deer fenced i n his yard.
Bradley Goyt, son of M r .
field meeting.
and the cily manager and Mrs. enclose water line to tlie south len asking annexation of prop E . L . Henderson of Detroit,
Report on Activities ot the Carlson are authorized to ar side of the Beat Street Bridge, erty at 900 Scott Avenue, and M r . and Mrs. Owen Bel and Mrs. Kenneth Goyt, of McMallon Circle, celebrated his
Pohce Department:
In U n i f o r m
range for purchase ol said ll- subjeci to the approval of meth Northville, Michigan to the City linger, of Walled Lake are the
seventh birthday with a family
grandparents.
A statislieai repoi't as pre bi'ai'y furniture and tliat the od of doing the work by theof Nortliville.
Bridgeport,
Calif. — Marine
party Sunday.
"Plymouth's Exclusive Camera Shop Since 1945"
pared by Police Chief ICing price of same does not exceed Mayor, City Engineer and the Moved by Kester, supported
Private Fii'st Class Fi'cderick
M r . and Mrs. Robert McKeKaye
Reiss
was
hostess
to
was discussed. A similar re Ihe price given by the Wayne City Manager. Unanimously by Ambler to approve petition on had dinner at the Pandora
Respected f o r
L . Runsti'om, son of M r . and
the Tliursday Bridge Club last
port will be given to Council County Librai-y.
carried.
or annexation.
Unanimously Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Fred J . Runsti'om of 4343
Q
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ality and Service
week. Marilyn Davies, a guest
each month.
There are two items to be carried. (Allen abstaining).
Moved by Kester, suppoftWest Five Mile road, is serving
M r . and Mrs. William Gould player, won tjie prize.
Consider the Hii-ing of an Ad ed by Canterbury that the con- checked in consideration of
There is to be a letter writ
with the First Mai'ine Division's
ditional Police Officer to bring li'acl for Libi'ary shelving be above: size of culvert and iften to tlie Northville Township entertained M r . and Mrs. Sam M r . and Mi's. Ralph Morse First Regiment, First Battal
uel
Glass
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Pei'sonnel to that of 13G0:
of Mooringside drive had din ion at Camp Pendleton, Calif.
awarded lo Spealcer and As the structure being built is of Board of Trustees expressing
After discussion as lo I'eas- sociales, subject to working oul sufficient strength to support the hope that this annexation William Dean Tuesday at a ner at the Hillside Inn in Ply
He recently participated in
dinner in honor of Mrs. Glass'
traffic, and check the expan- is agreeable to their body and
mouth .Saturday evening.
cold weather training at the
birthday.
siofi joints.
hope they see fit to approve
Mrs. John Williams of Gleii Marine Corps Mountain War
M r . and Mrs. Ronald Jen Ridge Court and Mrs. Geoi'ge
Appointment to Board of Retlie same.
L e g a l
N o t i c e
fare Ti'aining Center, Bridge
nings attended a dinner dance Ames of Mooringside drive both
Miscellaneous:
view:
port, Calif. The ti-aining stress
given
by
the
Burroughs
Corp.
Vinceiil Cariiana
Moved by Canterbury, supMr. Kester asked regarding
notice be given to all interest
students in the professional ed instruction on living condi
An Approved
Adininislrator
ed parties as sho.wil by tJ^?portetl by Allen that Cllarlcs Barnhardt Sjirings. Tlie City at Roma Hall Saturday even nursing program
at Henry tions and combat operations
Camera Shop
17201 Five Poinis,
recoids in this cause by deCarrlggtoft be appomted to the Attorney hopes lo be able to ing.
Foi'd Community College in nder extreme cold and snow.
Detroit do, Michigan
livering a copy of
ord?r
to
vacancy
on the Board of Reget together with people con Michael Grensing, infant son Dearborn have eai'ned places It was highlighted by a twoSTATE O F M l C l l l G A N
each ot them personally, or by view to. fill the expired term cerned with Ibis property re of M r . and Mrs. Fritz Gren on the Dean's list of honor day operation against a mock
882 W . A n n A r b o r T r .
Plymouth
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mailing such copy to each of of Stuart Thomson (who did
garding the abandonment of the sing, of Mallott drive, is re students.
I enemy.
them by registerec( or certified
C0unty of Wayne
mail with return, recoipt de
No. 527-5-ll
In the Matter of the Estate manded addressed to their repf B E R T R A M M E N E A R De spective last known addresses
as shown by the files and rec
ceased,
Notice is hereby given that ords in this cause.
^11 creditors of said deceased
And it is further Orderecl
are required to present their that public notice thereof be
claims, in writing and under given by publicatioa'of a copy,
oath, to said Court at the Pro-of this order once each week
Ibate Office in tlie City of De for three successive weeks preA
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troit, in said County, and to vious to said day of hearing In
serve a copy thereof upon Vin- the Novi News a newspaper
ccilt Caruana, Administrator printed and circulated in said,
wilh will annexed of said es county.
tate, at 17201 Five Points, De
Donald E . Adams
P a l a c e
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troit 40, Michigan on or be
Judge of' Pro))ate
fore the 3lst day of March,
CERTlFlCATlON
A . D . 1904, and that such claims
I Opal Roberlson, Dep.uty
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ill Court Room No. 1301, City Coui't, do Hereby Certify that
County Building m the City of I have cornparcd the. foreg9J.n&
Detroit, in said County, on thecopy with the origii)al rijcord
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s p e c i a l i s t t o y o u r (loor. H e -will p i c k u p y o u r c l e a n i n g , ( i r a p e r f e s , l i n e n s , s h i r t s ,
I do Ilereby certify that I
In Testimony
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blanket.s, p i l l o w s , l a m p s h a d e s . . . o v e r 2 9 ' F a b r i c C a r e s e r v i c e s i n . i l l .
îave compared the foregoing liave hereuiilo set my hand and
copy with the original record affixed the Seal of tlie Probate
thereof
and have found the Court at Pontiac, this IGth day,
SA'nsi<.-\criox (uj.ak.^nteed o r
money refunded
same to be a correct trans of Januaiy A . D . 1904.
cript of such original record.
Opal Roberlson
S P E C I A L S A L E 1 5 % O F F D r a p e r y C l e a n i n g Sale ends F e b r u a r y 8
Dated January 20, 19G4
Deputy Register of PI-obate.
Allen R . Edison
Court
» g u a r a n t e e d eveil hellilines
Deputy Pf'obate Regisler
Oakland County, Michigan
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Exclusive Adjust-a-drape fold
finishing
Published in Norlhville Rec
36-38
ord once each week for llii-ee
% P r a p e r i c s restored to exact o r i g i n a l size
^ceks
successively,
within Loretln Shccliaii
• P l c t t s h a n d b l o e k c d a n d set i n soft folds
thirty days from the date here Adininistratrix
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30-38 2055 Taylor
Detroit, Micliigaa
M E N L O O K B E T T E R i n a Palace Quality laundered shirt
Edmiinil P . Ycrkcs, Atly.
STATE O F MICHIGAN
C r u s h p r o o f I ' r c l i c h F o l d shirts h a v e t h e k n a c k o f m a k i n g m e n
m E . Maiii
Probate Court
l o o k W e l l g r o o j n c d . . . . a n d f e c i a t ease,
Nariiivillc
Coiinly of Wayne
No. 530-127
STATE OF MICHIGAN
m N o c o l l a r p o i n t cui-1
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In the Matter of the Estate
Probate Coiirt
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H A N Deceased,
No. 78,672
Ifl the Matter of the Estate
Notice is hereby given that
of. M I N N I E F . l\IcCARDLE all
De-creditors of said deceas(^
P E N N Y
B R I G H T
S P E C I A L
S H I R T S
c(?ased.
are required to present theif
I R O N E D
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S E R V I C E
At a session of said Court, claims, in writing and un,(jlei;
l)eld at the Court House in theoath, to said Court at the l^roCity of Ponliac, in said Coun- bate Office in tile C % of De
only
apound
O each,
only
1 1 c
ly, on the IGth day of January troit, in said County, and to.
serve a copy thereof upon LoA . D . 1964.
PIGICED UP and D E L I V E R E D
When included i n bllndle
Present, Hon. Donald E . retta Sheehan, Administratrix
•, E v e r y t h i n g w a s h e d s p a r k l i n g
of said estate, at 2653 Taylor,
over 3 0 lbs.
Adams, Judge of Probate.
clean
Winifred A . Mummery, Sue-Detroit, Michigan on or be
( O N L Y 23c in. S M A L L E R
cesser Administratrix of said fore the 2nd day of April, A . D .
K Fluffy^ s o f f ; d r y i n g
BUNDLE) OTHER ITEMS
estate having filed m said 19G4, and that such claims will
t Eilph item carefully folded
IRONED O N REQUEST
be
heard
by
said
court,
before
Court her Final Account and
her final account as guardian Judge Frank S. Szymanski in
Court Room No. 1211, City
of Thomas W. McCardle, who
was Administrator ot the above County Building in the City pf
l';iiii('c- 0 i u 1 ! l t v 6 N l v S T ( ) P . s e r v i c e s
Detroit, in said Cou|ily, on the
estate, and petition praying
2nd day of April, A . D ; 1904, at
for the. examination and allow
|-pUS|;i-IOLD. A R T I C L E S . . . D R A P E R I E S . . . C U R T A I N S . . . SLIP
two o'clock in the afternoon.
ance 'thereof! the determina
Dated January 20, 1904
qpVERS .... F A N C Y BEDSPREADS . . .FINE T A B L E LINENS . . .
tion of the legal heirs of said
Fi-ank S. Szynlanski
estate; assignment of the resi
W
OOL B L A N K E T S . . . S l ^ A G R U G S . . . P I L L O W S . . . L A M P SHADES
Judge of Prabatp
due of said estate; and the
I do hereby cel'tify that I
. ; . F U RCLEANING & G L A Z I N G . : . F U R A N P W O O L E N STORAGE
discharge of said Thomas W. have compared the foregoing
P h o n e E n t e r p r i s e 6 1 9 0
. . . W I N D O W S H A D E S . . .A N D M A N Y O T H E R S .
McCardle
and Winifred A . copy with the original record
Mummery as Adiilinistrator thereof and have found the
T o l l Free N O W
PERSONAL ARTICLES . . . COMPLETE L A U N D R Y SERVICE . \
and Successor Administratrix. saiile to be a correct transIt is Ordered, that the 17lhcript oif such ovigin^^l rpcoi'^!.
SPECIAL SHIRT L A U N D E R I N G . . . D R Y CLEANING . . . MEN'S
F A S T
S E R V I C E
day ot February A . D . , 1904 at Dated January 20, 1964
S y i T S . . . D R E S S E S . . . SWEATERS . . .K N I T DRESSES . . . M E N ' S
ten o'clock in the forenoon, at
Allen R. Edison
p i c k - u p
said Probate Court in the
liATS'... T I E S . . . G L O V E S . . . EVENING A N DW E D D I N G GOWNS
Depl^ty Pi'o'bale I^pgister
T w i c e a
w e e k
Court House in tlie City of
Publishea in NprlhvUle 1^c„ , JIMTHEK. C O A T S . . , SUEDE JACKETS.
Ponliac, Michigan, be and is Old once each week for three
delivery
hereby appointed as the lime weeks sucqessivqly, Witlliji tljirgpd Ela,ce for liearhig said pe- ty days from the date libreof.
tliio'n;
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It is further Ordered thai
With smolce still rising from cigareilcs, .social sludies pup- cliaiits read:
over 17 years of age lo pur- business.
memos that it is unlawful lo
tile scorcliing government re lis of Mrs. William Sliger point
"Dear Sirs: Our eighlh grade chase tobacco supplies provid
Such iiicideiils give rise to sell cigarettes, beer or wine to
port on cigaretles, an eighth out, eilher from home or area .social studies class has been ed they liavc notes from Iheir fears of niercliants who point minors," Duvall pointed out.
grade .social studies class has stores.
di.'scHSsing and acting upon the parents.
out that reslricthin 0f cigarette
But he also noted that pil
decided to help bury the ashes.
Although Police Chief E u subjecl of smoking among minAt leiisl one store has scrap sales in their stores iiiay r e ferage runs liigli in cigarettes.
Alarmed by the growing gene King .s.ympalliizes with ors. We are sure it has been ped this policy since the gov suit in "bad business" unless,
Many business places also
iiccordiiig to one hnsinessmaii. provide
number of boys and girls who the request of the stiidt.Mils, he liroughl to your attention that ermncnt rijport was issiicii.
cigaretle
machines
Ray Garrod, owner of E . M . B . the cominunily hacks the ban.and unless these are watched
begin smoking as early as jun- points oul that the pj'ohlem of the Michigan state law states
lor liigli .school age, the North- smoking among leeiiagers is it is illegal lo sell cigarettes Grocery on Main strcol, slates
Ed Barnes, manager of Iheclosely youngsters are able to
vilic students (his past week primarily a jiareiilal responsi to minors. We would appreci tliat he has never sold cigar Kroger store, notes the related obtain eigarcttcs. "It's tough
sent letters to local business bility. "We just can'l go around ate it if you would abide by ettes to children under age —pi'obiom of shoplifting. He says to keep an eye on 'em all the
men urging them to help en- arresting all the kids we seethis law and sell cigarettes on wilh or without notes. He says the tlieft of cigarettes from the lime," a service station opera
force Ihe state law i'cstricting .smoking. II just isn't practi ly lo those who are of age." he strongly opposes smoking by counters of his Noi'thviUc store tor adds.
the sale of cigarettes to min-c a l . "
Reaction to this letter has persons under 17.
is amazingly high and that this
At any I'ate, the junior high
ors.
Lee BeGole, chief of the Novi varied.
However, another grocer tells possibly may be one .source of school students are viewing the
A similar letter was sent tc police department, says he Some merchanis, until re- of an experience a few years cigarettes used by youngstei's. smoking habits of their 13 and
with
A & P Manager Don Duvall 14-year-o|d classmates
the Northville police depart has used the law sparingly, eeipl of the letter, had been liack when he refused to sell
and then only in llic case of u'illing to sell cigarettes to mi-cigarettes to a minor who said that his store makes a alarm. And they're expressing
ment.
According to Principal Don "smart alecks". "II was a foi'- iiors who could supply notes came into his store with a definite effort not to sell cig tlieir opinions — in hopes that
the community will help them
ald Vanfngen, the students' re golten law before the govern from their parents This policy note from his parents. The par arettes to minors.
"Our cashiers are constantly enforce an old law with a new
quest concei'ns a law which ment's i'ccent report," he adds. is based on an old law, since ents became furious and threat
The letters sent lo the mei'-repealed, which allows persons ened to stop patronizing his reminded by company policy meaning.
everybody lias known ahout but
ignored for a long time. The
ruling specifically slates thai
it is unlawful for anyaiie to sell
" S u p e r - R i g h t " Q u a l i t y , C o m p l e t e l y C l e a n e d ,
G o v ' t .
Bmspected
cigarettes lo a person under
21 years of age.
"We know llial some of our
kids smoke," says Vaiilngen,
"bill school regulations forbid
liie iisc of cigareilcs wilhin the
school buildiiigs or on the
school grouiuLs only.
"Off the school grounds, stu
dents do as they please and
some of them
choo.ie to
smoke."
W H O L E
F R Y E R S
F R Y E R
P A R T S
Apparently, no one seems to
have any difficulty procuring
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the c e n t e r o f t h e E a r l y A m e r i c a n d e s i g n m u n i c i p a l b u i l d i n g . I n t h e
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Dear Editor:
Our eighlh grade social stud
ies class is ti'ying to discour
age smoking minors. A Michi
gan compiled law slates that a
"minor may not use tobacco
in public. An officer can ar.-est
upon complaint." This law also
slates tliat it is "unlawful to
fui-nish minoi's under 17 with
tobacco in any form, cigarettes.
ti(is
L a w
CUT-UP
SPLIT OR
QUARTERED
etc., without wl'itten consent of|
a parent or guai'dian."
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A non-smoker saves on an
avel-age of $200 a year and does
not have as great a risk of
getting cancer of the lungs or
lips.
Truly yours,
ath Grade
Social Studies Class
Northville Junior High
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The ITDrHlvIIIe Hecord-Wovl Nevys-Miursday, Tebruai'y t, 1904
Section Two — Page Six
Michigan Mirror
C M U Honors
Local
B
S P E A K I I 4 C
for
The
By B l L L
Record
last weeic
end.
It was the 96th annual convention of the Michigan
Press Association and lo look at MSU's Kellogg Center
you'd swear that everyone of the 350-member newspapers
had half a dozen representatives on hand.
Press conclaves usually attract an array of excellent
speakers and porsonaliiies. This year was no excepilon.
The roster included: Virgil Partch, cartoonist creator of
"Big George"; Ford Motor Company's vice president and
Ford Division general manager, Lee A. lacocco; Whit
Hobbs, senior vice president of Benton & Bowles, Inc., one
of the nation's top advertising agencies,- Dr. Leroy G . Augonstein, professor and chairman of biophysics at M S U ;
and Governor George l?omney.
Romney gave a brief address, but the highlight of his
appearance was his introduction of his all-Democratic ad
ministrative board.
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LANSING - Even seasoned
observei's of the State Capitol
arena will need a scoi'ecai'd lo
tell the players in nexl year's
legislative game.
SLIGER
Lansing was jammed with newspapermen
i
This will be especially true
in the Stale Senate, which had
a considei'ably high tuI-novei' in
the past four years. Now inany
of tlie relatively new mcmbei-s
of the upper chamber arc sel
ling their sighis on higher
goals.
The creation of an appellate
court in the new Constilulion
is drawing the eyes of at least
two Senatoi's who have ali'cady
announced their intei'esl in one
of the nine seats still lo he
set down in districts.
New C0ngrcssi0ual district.?
also arc a big drawing card.
At least foiir and possibly
more Senators arc viewing a
job in llic Wnsliington House.
Three others are known to
be eilhei' retiring or seeking a
higher slate office.
n
o
v
e
r
S
cludes several school ieficliers.
and a number of oilier ciiy,
township and county officers
who mnsl this year choose
which public office they wish
10 inainlain.
The possibility of new dis
tricts in the Stale Legislature
also could open the door for
major fights for these positions
and the loss of still other incuiTibents.
e
e
n
i
n
Best estimates are that Mich
igan's more than 30 four-year
inslitulions could shai'o $8 or
10 million a year under the
aid to education pi'ogi-am, if
homebasod funds wci'e avail
able.
If speed kills, as has often
been said, a slatislical survey
by Hie State Highway Depart
ment weuld indicate ilii> roadway slaughter will coutiiiuc oii
Educators viewed Gov. Geor tlie rise.
ge Romney's budget I'cquesl in
In the past Hi years, the
their ai-ea with relative opti average speed on Michigan
mism, but will be keeping an highways has increased from
especially keen eye on the Leg- 48 miles per hour lo 56.9 miles
isialui'c this year whei'e ap- per hour. The survey shows
pi'oprialions are concerned.
Michigan's avei'age speed has
Romney's
recoininendations been increasing every year
caine closer to Hie higher ed- since 1950. In 19113 the average
ucatioiI requests tliaii finy [ire. jumped nearly one mile per
hour, from 56.1 to 56.9 inil.s
vious budget proposal.
per hour.
The special interest ui bud
geted funds comes as Hie I'cThis average, however, in
sull of fedei-al action on the cludes all vehicles. Busses
$1.2 billion aid lo education bill. rank nearly as liigh as passenThe Congress pi'ovided a one- ger cai's In avei'age speeds,
third matching system under but li'ucks travel al a consid
the act whef'eby slate, local or erably lo>ver pace, with just
private funds must supplement less lhan a .'iO miles per hour
the Fedci'al aid.
average.
'.. ,.' -. IX': -IJiiff.'
Student
Two area young men were
installed recently as officers
of Tliela Chi Fraternily, Epsimotor vehicle speed, but rath- lon Mu chapter of Eastern
er to indicate the trend of tra- Michigan university.
vel in the slate.
Tliey are Raymond W. DoekDepartmenl officials conduct sen of 480 Oi'chard drive,
the survey with radar machines Northville, who was elected
set up al 25 daylime and 10 fraternity historian, and Da
nighttime locations, using the vid F. Lulcllka of South Lyon,
same posts each year to elim who was elected vice presi
dent.
inate variables in the lest.
S
e
n
a
t
e
M o r e than two-dozen officials of N o v i , neigh
boring communities
and
O a k l a n d county
were
p r e s e n t last w e e k W e d n e s d a y f o r g r o u n d b r e a k i n g
c e r e m o n i e s f o r the l o n g - a w a i t e d s e w e r t r u i l k l i n e .
The ceremony, complete with digging operafion.s b y a g i a n t p o w e r s h o v e l a i l d c e r e i n o n i a l h a n d
shovels for township, village and county
was h e l d j u s t
r,
t.A. '
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railroad
officials,
o f f N i n e M i l e r o a d n e a r the C & O
tracks.
S i n c e the c e r e m o n y ,
construction work
has
b e g u n o n the l i n e b o t h i n N o v i a n d i n n e i g h b o i ' i n g
I ^ o r t h v i l l e . C o n s t l u c t i o n is e x p e c t e d
pleted
by A u g u s t
to be c o m
1.
T h e line will extend f r o m south of Seven M i l e
l'oad t h i ' o u g h N o r t h v i l l e a n d i n t o N o v i as far as 10
M i l e l-oad, w i t h a l a t e r a l l i n e to C e n t e r stl-eet o n
Nine
1964
J A C K
W .
H O F F M A N
I question my wife's '-pecul
Allowing that peculiarities
iar" habit of re-arranging
exist in all households, the
furniture
throughout
the
strange goings-on in tliis writ
If reminded me of the days whon Governor Williams
liowse two oi' three times a
er's home probably are charhad an all-GOP board.
week. Nor Is her decision lo
actei'islic of those carried on
repaint a new bedroom a
elsewhere. Therefore, it has
Romney took advantage of the opportunity to not-soTo have nine potential vacan
different color, just a week
occui'red lo me that perhaps
gonfly chide his board for some of their past remarks. He
cies this early in an election
after our arrival, unusual.
I am tile person in the
year, when petilioii filing is
said he was afraid fo leave his choir during a board meet
wrong orbital flight.
still
months
away,
is
a
I'arily
ing for fear someone would be hurt in the rush to fake
So where previously I may
Take for instance Hie male
but perhaps a sign of the times.
over.
have screamed and filled the
feline
that
moved
into
Hie
Political campaigns seem to
air with some unkind words,
The governor noted that his board had threatened
The average is pulled up house a few months back.
The concern of Micliigan's
begin eai'lier each successive
l sliall hereafter in silence
not to meet with him again "without witnessess" and he
sharply by passenger cai's, at Like most cats, he eats and
various
colleges
and
universielection year.
nurse injuries suffered by
about
58.4
miles
per
hour,
and
surmised there were enough present at the press luncheon.
sleeps
a
good
deal,
scratclies
House changes also will be ties was summed up well by
stumbling into a chair in Hie
business busses at 56 miles per hour in the furniture and the chil
Then he introduced the board. Lt. Gov. T. John Lesincaine closer to the higher ed- John G. McKevitl,
dark of night or by silting
Ihe 1963 sludy.
dren, and of late has taken
ski was absent and Romney suggested that someone
many, but this figuf-e is less and financial officer for the
on the edge of a bed llial
The "fast driver" category to midnight treks around
should "look in the lobby at the magazine stand." He said
firm because fewer members Univei'sity of Michigan.
isn't there. And I shall, like
the
neighborhood.
is
also
0n
tlie
upswing,
the
sur
'It remains lo be seen wheth
that Auditor Billie Farnum was preparing a report on exec
in that body have coniiaitted
any considerate
husband,
Common trails of Hie cat
themselves. One element in the er the Legislature pi'ovidcs the vey showed. Tlie porceniagc of
utive office expenditures "which he'll probably release on
keep a can of paint at ready
llouse, liowever, will cause an funds necossai-y lo attract the all veliicles wliicli oNcecded 65 family I will concede.
November 2" and he reminded Lynn Bartlelt, superinten
in my dresser drawer.
Bui common sense tells me
automatic di'opoul of al least a Federal grants over and above miles per hoiir last year was
dent of public instruction, that he had determined where
211.5 per cent, as compared to that a cat wllo catches wa
And our five children shall
cuiTent
appi'oprialions,
or
whedozen
members.
and upon what subject the Governor could speak.
hereafter have free reign to
Tlie new C0nstituti0n i)r0hi- Iher it considers the Fedei'al 15.8 per cent the previous year. ter dripping into the bathFinally, he sympathized with Road Commissioner John
draw hop-skotch lines on the
Michigan's speed survey is room sink is peculiar, or at
bits a LcgisIat0r to be on the contributions as an excuse for
Mackie. "He's taken credit for building • many roads in
side of the house, lo keep
payroll of another govcrninent- cutting back on state monies," not designed lo draw conelus least the animal is impi'opbumble bees fresh by plac
Michigan," noted the Governor. "But now he doesn't know
ions about the total effect of erly trained. Anyone knows
nl unit. House incmbcrship in he said.
a cat ought lo have the cour
ing Ihem next lo the jar of
whether fo fake one leading to Lansing or Washington."
tesy to ask for a glass.
salad dressing in the refrig
lacocca hod a million statistics dealing with his favor
erator, lo sleep under Hie bed
Even so, the drip catching
ite subject, automobiles.
instead of on top of it, to
antics of this cat could be
They were interestingly presented and gave you "the
drag precious blankets with
overlooked as the normal
other side" of the horsepower and speed controversy. The
them throughout the house,
I'eaclions of a water-starved
young VP admitted that Ford has had its share of criticism
to store pebbles and'rocks in
animal or of an animal with
for entering racing competition again.
the car seat, to hit eacli othT
a
x
e
s
a t
L
o
c
a
l
L
e
v
e
l a psychological problem.
er with blocks, and to sleep
However, a few weeks back
But lacocca is convinced that "total performance" is
late on school days and rise
upon returning home late
more than on advertising slogan. He knows that auto reearly on Saturdays.
BABSON P A R K , Mass.
- selves for doing this, but if we have entirely too much debt. In from work I found the cat
sponse saves lives and he had a host of statistics to prove
Most citizens are deeply inter insist on such a luxury — in efficiency, politics-playing, and curled up in Ihe same sink
ftiat more auto accident deaths occur at slow speeds in
Then when they remove
corruption
have enjoying
a cat-nap, com
ested in the federal tax cut cluding scllool bands, school outright
vehicles of comparatively low horsepower.
games,
and
other spread into too many munici pletely oblivious fo the drip, me from these normal surnow on its way through Con football
roundings to the safety of
gress. But almost every com amusernenls — we have got lo pal governments, from wliich drip dripping of water from
One of his examples was ihe Pennsylvania Turnpike
Shadynook Haven I shall
mentator — in the newspa pay the cosls. Don't blame your a considerable number of vol- the defective faucet. Pitched
during World War II. A record of auto fatalities was set
pers, on the radio, and on TV lown fathers for such addition ers may be secretly profiling. from his liUle cubicle, the read and re-read the lessons
during a two-year period of low speed restriction thai is
of Freud and contemplate the
I have said before, and l indignant animal waited for
— points out the f a d that while al expenses.
unequaled before or since.
intricate mechanics of the
federal taxes will be i-educed, As far as highways are con- say again: 'flic basic soliition me lo climb into bed behuman mind.
And if Ihe public is slightly confused by the' wide
state and local taxes will con cei'ned, federal and slate out of our local tax problems lies fore retui'ning lo Hie sink, this
variety of models (Ford once produced one model in one
lays are taking care of more in honest and efficient manage- time to sleep on his back,
tinue lo climb subslanliaiiy.
color --- black), think about the poor engineers, said lacoc
Relating this slrapge prac
Most supplies, materials, and and more of the work of con inent with wisely eiicouraged
ca. He noted that one assembly plant could produce cars
D R . L. E . R E H N E R
services which yoiir city must struction. Some cities with growth and careful assessment. tice to friends later I was'
It is morally unhealthy for suddenly made aware of rny
for a full year without duplication.
biiy cost mere today thaii ever highly efficient managers have
>--- O P T O M E T R I S T
silortcomings
when
before. More is dcinandcd, and actually reduced highway ex voters lo gel unearned wages, own
The reason: how many two and threa-car families
penses. Labor cosls are being uneai'ned subsidies, unearned tllesB friends inquired, most 350 S. llarvcy St. - Plyinoiitii
—
sad
but
true
—
more
is
hove you ever seen with two identical cars?
he Opposite Cciitral Parking Lot
wasted, These arc the reasons lowered through the use of housing, and other unearned matter-0f-faclly, "does
lacocca ended his address with an innovation that
yoiir city fathers have lo liikc I'oadbuilding and maintenance benefits. Often, pohtically am sleep with his mouth open?"
- HOURS machinei'y; and with very low bitious forces support such
II is obvious to me now
should teach me a lesson in the merits of being more
local tax levies.
Monday, Tiicsday, Thursday
prompt.
I often feel, however, that municipal interest i-ales, your measures just to get votes. tliat whal I formerly considJ P . M . to 9 P . M .
To the first 50 newspapers registered for the conmany methods of holding down road department can borrow Such pi'actices can be extreme ered abnormal behavior is
Wednesday, Friday, Satiirday
money
quite
cheaply.
ly
dangerous.
They
are
al
the
no
more
nor
less
than
com
community expenditures are i g
vention he reserved a new car of their choice at their
lo A . M . to 5 P . M .
Despite the low municipal in very root of increased costs mon pi'actice.
nored, wliile fresh soui'ces of
P H O N E GL-3-2056
local Ford dealer's agency.
For inslance, no longer can
revenue are not used lo the full. terest rales, most commlinilies and constantly higher taxes.'
"Drive it for a week," invited the vice president. "If
For example, liigher tax rales
you like it, I know a man who can get ii for you wholesale."
might not be necessary if your
B O Y
S O O U T S
O P
Mile.
GROUNDBREAKING
—
Numerous
county
and
ficials
of
Novi
hosted
guests f r o m
neighboring
l o c a l a r e a o f f i c i a l s w e r e o n h a n d last Week f o r t h e
c o m m u n i t i e s as w e l l as o f f i c i a l s
auspicious g r o u n d b r e a k i n g c e r e m o n i e s for N o v i ' s
c o u n t y a g e n c i e s a n d the c o n t r a c t i n g f i r m .
a n d officers of
f i r s t s e w e r s y s t e m . B o t h t o w n s h i p a n d v i l l a g e of-
A l V a E R B O A
M A Y O R ' S P R O C L A M A T I O N - r Northville Mayor
A.
Malcolin
Allen
has
proclaimed the
week
of
F e b r u a r y 7 t o 13 as B o y S c o u t W e e k . In d o i n g so
he u i ' g e d " o u r c i t i z e n s to r e c o g n i z e t h e
service being performed
patriotic
for our c o m m u n i t y
by
v o l u n t e e r S c o u t l e a d e r s ; to e x p r e s s t h e i r a p p r e c i
V o l . 9, N o , 4 0 , 14 P a g e s , T w o S e c t i o n s
a t i o n to the r e l i g i o u s b o d i e s , s c h o o l o r g a n i z a t i o n s ,
Novi, Michigan, Thursday, February
13,
1964
1 0 c P e r C o p y , $4.00 P e r Y e a r I n A d v a n c e
veterans associations, fraternal groups, and service
c l u b s Who s p o n s o r o u r C u b S c o u t P a c k s , B o y S c o u t
Troops, and E x p l o r e r units, and help the C i t y o f
Northville
to
be
represented
adequately
great national Scout J a m b o r e e
le
n o v i
this
at
the
summer."
N e w s
P u b l i s h e d b y T h e N o r t h v i l l e R e c o r d , Iilc., 101 N .
O N B - T W O - A C T I O N - - A s t h e p o w e r s h o v e l bites a n o t h e r
C e n t e r S t r e e t , e a c h T h u r s d a y . E n t e r e d as s e c o r l d
e a r t h a h u i l d o z e r s c o o p s e a r t h b a c k i n t o the s e w e r t r e n c h .
class i l l a t t e r at the U . S . P o s t O f f i c e ,
chunk of
Northville,
Michigan.
WATIONAl
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Roger Babson
Adman Hobbs was a riot. A high-voiced Harvard man,
he ate a box lunch during his speech, which was' appropriotely entitled "Something to Chew On - in Addition
to Chicken".
He was brutally frank and a little rough on nijv/spapers and adults. It would be impossible to report his
graphic expressions from memory, but I've asked for a
copy of the speech for future publication.
Dr. Augensfein left us with a few thoughts to chew
on, too. A thirty-ish looking man, he talked about popple
living until they're 300 . . . if they want to, or if there's
room on earth for Ihem.
He said the decision would be up to us, but ho-thought
we ought to know about It.
In particular he noted that one day scientists will be
able to "grow" new kidneys, or other body organs. These
organs would be "brand new" . . . you might say custom
made . . . and would be for superior to "used transplants".
And to insure Ihe right physical start in life, he spoke
of inoculations for prospective mothers that would guarantee a physically perfect baby.
Dr. Augensiein also described experiments whh "flat
worms" ihat suggest the possibility of transferring knowl
edge.
He explained how the worms had been trained to
curl-up at the flash of a light. This was done by giving
them on electrical shock immediately following the expo
sure to light. And after several hundred shocks, the worms
would curl at the sight of the light without the following
shock.
It seems these worms have fhe remarkable ability to
grow a new head (and botlom side) when they are cut
in two. And alter fwo worms are grown from one divided
worm, both of fhe worms curl at fhe flash of light.
Now if you're following me (and I correctly followed
Dr. Augenstein) this moans that knowledge learned by
one worm had been transmitted into Iwo worms.
The human application of this is a little frightening.
But I think it means that there is hope that knowledge can
bo transferred, not that humans can be sawed in haff.
Most importantly, however, fhe young doctor was try
ing to fell us that science only discovers and that if is up
to ihe people fo decide where the emphasis shall be plcicod . . . how for we should go in "playing G o d " .
He noted that politicians decide when they approve
federal budgets . . . and that our emphasis now lies in
space.
But he wondered aloud if fhe people know that such
a choice exists. And he asked the press to pass the word
locality wei'e adding a suf
ficient number of economically
stable families. Most cities
thus expanding sllould be able
to raise enough tax money
from the addition of new prop
erly to prevent the necessity of
increasing the rale of taxation.
Why shouldn't the outlying
sections which are experienc
ing the big growth pay the
advanced costs?
City and lown workers' pay
generally has increased be
cause of rising living costs; but
is it fair to compare these wages with those of production
woi-kers in industrial plants
where output has increased al
most as mucil as pay I'ates'? I
think nol.
In a good many cases, lowii
employees have not upped ilieir
prediielivily, afid some are periinps cveii goldbrickiiig on
their jobs. Lois of siicti workers conldn'i gel work in indus
try. Wli0 would hire iheni?
You can see, in localities
whei'e the welfare rolls are
made public, that the N E T cosl
of honest old-age assistance
and other charily work is nol
exceptionally bui-densome. The
Federal Government and the
State reimbui'se the local treas
urer for most of these expendi
tures. More important, most of
the money remains in the business sti'eam of the communi
ty. Even afler paying the required taxes foi' welfare out
lays, most merchanls, landlords, and service dealers are
better off in terms of nel fiaanciai results. Along with hav
ing the satisfaction of Ilelping
desei-ving people, they Ijcnefil,
in turn, from the expenditures
of llicse people.
I have expressed myself
many times on school cosls.
We iTiay as well face the fact
that we parents have turned
over most of Hie job of bring.'ng up our children to school
le'achei's, baby sillei's, and TV.
Wc should be ashamed of our-
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Advertising Manager
Donald
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Managing Editor
Jack Hoffman
Superintendent
Robert Blough
Publisher
William C. Sliger
W h e t h e r
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or thousands—to invest—le.irn about Mucuiil
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S i x c a n d i d a t e s w i l l s e e k a village official in his capaci
ty as an appointed member of
three N o v i village council
the village planning boai'd. He
seats n e x t m o n t h , a c c o r d - was appointed to that board
i n g t o . , C l e r k M r s . M a b e l last year.
is the senior councilman. He
has sei'ved in his council ca
Resident of Wixom for 17
pacity since the incorporation
of the village nearly six yeai's years, city councilwoman for
ago. He also was a member of seven years, employed in an
f<oester has been an unsuc- the charier commission.
Ash.
administrative capacity, for
cessful candidate for nearly a
Andei'son was re-elected in 20 years with the Ohio Bell
T h e c l e r k said that the
half-dozen village and town 1962 lo a two-year term, runf o l l o w i n g p e r s o n s h a d f i l - ship offices here. His latest bid ning behind Councilmen Don- Telephone company in Tole
ed n o m i n a t i n g p e t i t i o n s b y for election came two years aid Young and Ray Harrison. do, Ohio, is president of the
Social
service
l a s t S a t u r d a y ' s d e a d l i n e : ago when Councilman Ander Harrison was the leading vote- Sunshine
son edgc^d him out for the two- getter in that election.
Group, and a member of the
I n c i i i m b e n t s Jpsfa^h C r u p i ,
-year, cpunflil .seat..
Crupi -and -'Lenheiser - were Crossroaab'Presbylerian Chu
v i l l a g e " pj%sideili;
Pfillip
Miss CIloquet currently is a elected four years ago, two rch, Walled Lake Eastern
A n d e r s o n , a n d D e a n L e n - secretary of the planning com- years after the incorporation
Stars, Novi Rebekah Lodge,
h e i s e r ; M i s s E u g e n i e C h o - mission and she is a former of the village. They and Miss
and the Wixom Goodfeilows
Choquet
defeated
tlie
then
iii
village
cQuncilwoman
—
the
quet, H e r b e r t K o e s t e r a n d
only woman 'ever elected to cunlbent councilmen, Russell Association.
F r a n k -Mobarak.
public office in tlie village. She Button, Dil-k Gi-oenenbei'g, and
Two of;-.; tlie terms of office served as- -councilwoman for Dicron Tafralian, for the tlli'ee
are for fol3r years, one for two two years, between lOCO and seats.
y e a l i , - with the two longest 19S2. She was not a candidate
Previous to their eleclion,
tei'ilis going to the two candi- for re-election at tlie conclus both Crupi and Lenheiser were
dates with the greatest num- ion of her first term of office. among the top five favorites
Lottie E . Cliambers
her. of, Votes and llie Ihii'd seat
Of
the tllree incumbents for the city cliarter commis
to the candidate with the third seelting re-election, Anderson sion which was automatically
Upon my election, I will engreatest number of votes.
scrapped ^because city incorp deavor, with the support of the
City Council, and the citizens
oration had failed.
Novi's spring election will be
The slate of six candidates of Wixom to continue the
held-on Monday, March 9,
Plan A i d Course
will be the smallest since in same level of civic and IndusOf the six candidates, only
ago trial development as program
A standard Red Cross First corporation. Two years
Mobarak can be considered a
newcoiner to Novi elective of Aid course will be held in the names of l2 council candidates med by the founder's of the
f i c e - - although Koester has Novi School library from 7 to appeared on the ballot, four City of Wixom, and carried on
never been a successful candi 9 p.m., Februai'y 18 through years ago the ballot included by my predecessors of this
Mai'ch 31. Classes will be Ileld eight, and six years ago it in high office, such as continued
date.
road improvement programs,
cluded l l .
Mobarak actually already is every Tuesday.
additional civic development,
and further sewer studies.
Photic or mite today,
Invcslmenl Securities
A N D R E W C . REID & C O .
Member Detroit Stock Exchange
l'hil:ulclpliia — fialtimore Stock Exchange
DONALD A. lJUni.ES0N, KclircsentatIvo
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Meet
M a c h i n e s gl-eatly incl'ease t h e p i ' o d u c t i v i t y of the m e n w h o w o r k i n
i n i i u s t i ' y . T h e y h e l p m a k e possible higher wages, shorter h o u r s a n d our
c o u n t r y ' s supei'Jor l i v i n g s t a n d a r d s . T h e enel'gy the machines use, electric
powei', is one of the lesser costs of pl-oduction. Nevci'theless, i t is a pal't
of t h e t o t a l , c o s t of the fliiished p r o d u c t .
M i c h i g a n d o e s n ' t c o n t a i n m u c h n a t i v e coal, o i l o r gas—not n e a r l y enough
t o p r o v i d e a l l the enel'gy necessal-y t o r u n our great i n d u s t r i e s a n d p r o v i d e
for the needs of the state's raol-e t h a n 8 - m i l l i o n citizens. S o fuel m i l s t be
i m p o i ' t e d a n d i t s t l ' a n s p o r t a t i o n costs m o n e y . A b o u t h a l f of E d i s o l l ' s
cost of c o a l is i n the ti'anspoi'tation of it, litei'ally b y the t l ' a i i l lonrl
boat load.
'^'hI
i
I n c o n t r a s t , u i „ . . . . . i i i , processea to r u n a n a t o m i c energy p o w e r p l a n t , is
measui'ed b y the p o u n d . S o i t s t r a n s p o r t a t i o n c o s t is a n insignificant
f a c t o r . G o i n g a step further, t h e E n l ' i c o F e r m i A t o m i c P o w e r P l a n t , near
M o r l r o e , has a s p e c i a l k i n d of n u c l e a r reactor, a bi-eeder l-eactor. I believe
t h a t this t y p e of reactor, w h i c h produces mol'e fissionable m a t e r i a l t h a n i t
consumes, is one of the most i m p o i ' t a n t projects of its k i n d i n the w o i l d .
A s D r . Fei-mi s a i d i n 1945, " T h e c o u n t i ' y w h i c h fii'st develops a b-^cder
r e a c t o r w i l l h a v e a great c o m p e t i t i v e a d v a n t a g e i n a t o m i c e n e r g y . "
•It-is good t h a t M i c h i g a n is the site for this k i n d of research a n d developm e n t w o r k , a n d t h a t the p o w e r i t produces w i l l be distl-ibuted o v e r our^
lines. I t ' s one of the w a y s b y w h i c h we seek to ovel'come h i g h e i ' genei-^'" - g,
costs a n d p r o d u c e electl'ic energy at as l o w a cost as possible.
A n i m p o r t a n t p a r t of o u r service t o y o u is p r e p a r i n g fol' the futul-e i n this
w a y , b y p i o n e e r i n g a n d p a r t i c i p a t i n g i n the reseai'ch a n d d e v e l o p m e n t that)
are so m e a n i n c f u l t o y o u , to o u r state, our n a t i o n a n d to the wol'ld at lal'ge
Sinceriily,
Mra, Enrico Fermi and Walker t. Cialer at Enrico Fermi Atomic
Power Plant, October 13, I'M, The plant ia named in honor
of the
Walker L. Cislor, Prosidont
late, famoua Italian-American phyaiciat.
DETROIT EDISON
O P E N H O U S E — P a r e n t s a n d s t u d e n t s t u r n e d o u t b y the
hundreds
this Rast w e e k f o r o p e n h o u s e p r o g r a m s at O r c h a r d H i l l s a n d
Novi
s c h o o l s . J e r r y R a c e a n d h i s f a t h e r (left, s t a n d i n g ) i n s p e c t a c l a y m o d e l
of a r c h i t e c t u r a l W i z a r d r y m a d e a n d s h o w n b y J o h n L y o n (left), D a v i d
B r a n c h (seated) a n d J i m H u n y a d i , w h o is n o t i n the p i c t u r e . T h e dis
play was one of m a n y that d r e w parents' attention.
Wesley McAtee
Resident of Wixom for 10
years, married with five
cliildren, was elected mayor
of Wixom two years ago,
was candidate for village
pi'esidenl in 1957 and mayor
in 1958, is past president of
Wixom P - T A , was member
of the city charter commis
sion, village ,,.ji3pprporation
cowm'itt(i6,1S''ffii!fhbdr of (nv-"
ic association and Masons,
owner of an office supply
and a recently opened book
and card shop, both located
in Plymouth.
Your
next two-year period. Paving
of both Charms and Maple
roads should be completed dur
ing the next fiscal year,
Resident of the Wixom
area siilce 1943 and of the
city since 1954, retired froln
Detroit Police . Department
after 25 years service, was
elected Justice of the Peace
for two-year term upon adoption of the Wixom charter
and re-elected to a four year
term in 1960, organized the
Wixom Goodfeilows association in 1958 and 1las been
active in the group since
that time, elected president
of the Wixom Chamber of
Commerce in li)63, member
of Lulhel-an CIlurch.
Candidates
we cannot impose our ideas on
the citizens. Instead we must
discuss them with the citizens
at public meetings and then
I feel we have barely scratch be guided in our decisions by
ed the surface of the parks the opinions of tliese citizens.
and recreation program inaug 2. We must do everything
urated during the past two within our power to attract in
years. The delight of tlie chil dustry and residential develop
dren and the increased interest ment to Wixom. Only with an
of the adults convinces me increasing tax base can we
that the broadening of this pro hope to provide adequate funds
gram is a bit of our tax dollar for additional public improvewell spent, ft obviously is a tystep in the rigllt direction to
3. Wliile Wixom presently
My inlentions are to appoint
ward a good physical fitness has a good police department,
a Senior Citizens Planning and
program.
we inust recognize that even
Activities Committee.
Tile city MUST during tile something good can be made
I feel any issue of a con
next fiscal year adopt a sal better. Witil 25 years of past
troversial nature
shall be
ary schediile for its municipal experience in police worli, I
brought to the public before
employees.
believe I can be of assistance
the enactment of any resolu
Citizens serving on the plan in tilis area. Specifically, I be
tion for amendment to the City
ning commission, zoning board lieve our department should
Charter,
lake advantage of the excelI llave not contemplated the of appeals, parks and recrea
lent courses offered to police
tion
commission,
and
other
replacement of any of the Ad
officers by Michigan State uni
ministrative Staff who are pre boards and coillmission necesDepartment. Furthermore, it
sently fulfilling the obligations sai7 for smooth operation of
the governmental machinery seems to me that our high
of their respective offices.
must certainly be comiilended way safety program can and
for the fine cooperation that sllould be improved.
Wesley McAtce
they iiave given this adminis4. Although the Chamber of
Commerce has done a great
Unlike most incumbent can- tration.
deal in aiding the city's recrea
d'dales running for an elective
tion programs, I believe more
office, I believe it is more es
William Welkc
community effort is needed.
sential to tell tlie voting public
If elected to tile office of We need more citizen particiwhat the candidate hopes to
accomplish in tile next two mayor, I shall endeavor to ad pation and fiilancial contribu
years ratlier than dwell on the dress myself to these six lJia- tions to provide adequate and
wholesome recreational actlviaccomplishments of the past. jor areas:
l . Altllough most of us will lies and projects for our youth.
The continuation of our road
5. In my opinion the position
program is liigh on the list of admit tilat many improve
goals to be achieved in the ments are needed in Wixom, of inayor requii'es the fulltime of tile man who fills the
job. Only then, can the citizen
T o w n s h i p
A s s e s s m e n t
be confident of smooth-running
government and be sure he.iS:
getting a 'dollar's worth vi
work for a dollar's worth of
\ e a r i n g
C o m p l e t i o n
lax. I am in a position to deTile assessment program un agreed to develop plans for a vote full-time to tlie job and
derway in>Novi townsliip is ex- storage building to be located dius will,be able to see that
pectud to be coinpleted within in tile township park at Walled the people get thciir money's
a montil, township board mem- Lake. Its purpose as envision worth at all limes.,
0. A good mayor lias lo glye
bei's learned nt tlleir meeting ed by board members would
be for llousing township equip the people Ilis ear al all limes.
Monday.
Assessing work is being done ments such as tractors, spray Only then can lie be sure-of
the public pulse, be sure that
by Lahman Bower, assessor of ers, etc.
the various city departments
Commerce township. Nearly
Officials estiiiinted the cost
all properties within the town- of the building at between ai'e doing tile best job possible.
I always have been avail
ship have been inspected, he $2,500 and ?3,000.
able lo the people as their
told members, and data con
will continue to
Tile board also discussed but judge, and
cerning these properties lias
been recol'ded on a card sys- took no action on plans for do so as inayor in connection
liiring a full-time lifeguard for Willi all city business and aftern.
fairs.
In oilier business, the board the park.
W i x o m e l e c t o r s w i l l go to the p o l l s T u e s d a y i n
'.vhat m a y p r o v e to b e o n e of the h o t t e s t i f n o t c l o s e s t
G o v e r n o r
p r i m a r y r a c e s i n the h i s t o r y o f t h a t c i t y .
C i t e s
7 a . m . a n d c l o s e at 8 p . m . i n the c i t y h a l l . E l e c t o r s
Polls for both
U - H a u l
A letter of congratulations
has been received by tlie U Haul
Trailer - Corjtqrfttion'
which Will soon open a factory
in Novi, from Governor George
Romney.
A copy of the letter, for
warded to The, News, reads:
"Progress of your company
which necessitates larger fa
cillties at Novi is a gratifying
developinent iii Michigan's ex
pansion.
"Your requirements for ad
ditional manufacturuig space
indicates Michigan is a good
location for industry."
The new U-Haul plant is lo
cated on Seely road, just north
of Grand River.
According to a spokesman
for the firm, the building is
about 30 to 60 days away froin
occupancy. The exterior of Ihe
120 X 105 foot building has been
completed and woritmen are
presently working on tlie in
terior. Estimated cost of con
struction is $105,000.
The plant reportedly will
serve both as a factory for the
manufacturing of trailers and
as an office-relail outlet for
trailer rents.
Wixom
precincts
will
open
at
of b o t h p r e c i n c t s w i l l v o t e i n t h e s a m e b u i l d i n g , b u t
in separated
areas.
.
'" M&it of the ekftiwi Iuvet
generntcd by the runoff for
(lis miiyor's post where Ihe in
cuinbent is battling two other
inunicipal officials l0r noniinntion.
".gainst rouncilwoman M r s .
John Chambers and J P V V i l liam Welke, both of whom-are
equally determined lo win a
place on the Api'il election bal
lot.
All three candidates are veterans of past Wixom elections
Mayor Wesley McAlee, who and have been waging an in
is determined lo retain a muni- creasingly active campaign as
cipal job acquired in an elec- the primai'y draws closer.
lion two yeaf's ago, is pitted
Tllree weeks ago, tlie mayor
tossed a bombshell into the
ring by declaring that Mrs.
Chambers
should disqualify
herself because she has two
years remaining on her fouryear council term.
Dog
Clinic
Area dog owners were rcinindcd this week of the ra
bies vaecinalioiI clinic for
dogs scheduled for Saturday.
The cliiiic will be held frem
l to 4 p.m. ut the village
hnll. Charge fur vaccinations
al the ellnic, conducted by
the coiinty, will be two dolInrs.
He claimed that if she is
elected mayor, tile people will
have no opportunity to elect a
replacement for tile unexpired
term on the council. He sug
gested an amendment to the
cliarter, requiring such a candidate resign from Ilis (or her)
council post.
On the other hand, McAtee
has been on the receiving end
of indirect criticism from his
opponents because he is un
able to devote full-time to the
job while operating businesses
in a neighboring community.
In the only other contest in
the primary, tllree men are
battling foi' the single fouryear justice of peace post now
held by Welke. They are form
er Wixom Mayor Joseph Stadnik, Elwood Grubb, a claims
adjuster, and Harry Wimmer,
a i-etired delective from the
Detroit police department.
Although three council seats
will be up for election next
spring, there is no primary
competition for the posts since
only five candidates — three
of Ihem incumbent.s — are
seeking election. They arc:
lnciimbcnts Oscar Sluimons,
Fred Beamish and Gunnar
Mctlala, Gene Kohlhorst anil
Donald Nissen.
According lo City Clerk Mrs.
Pearl Willis, a total of 727 per
sons are registered lo vote in
llie eleclion — or about 46 fewer lhan were registered for the
previous election.
S T E E L G I R D E R S U P — Novi's new j u n i o r high
school began
to t a k e s i g n i f i c a n t s h a p e t h i s
past
w e e k w i t h t h e e r e c t i o n o f s t e e l g i r d e r s . In t h e f o r e g r o u n d o f t h e p i c t u r e is a r o o m w i t h i n t h e e d u c a tlonal
plant
w h i l e the
taller framework
g y m n a s i u m is i n the b a c k g r o u n d .
of
the
Tlie reduction in registration,
she cxplaiiicd, is primarily the
result of new registration regulalions established by the
new stale constitution which
permits voter registrations to
remain on llie rolls only if the
citizen has voted within a two
year period.
1'rcvlously, the requirement
was for four years.

for The Record n Schoolcraft Faculty Now at 22 Roger Babson ` ` t

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