April 1965 - Oakland County Historical Resources

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By Jane Shcrrod Singer
Sr.ohbi-ry i.s a iiali.- that blocl;^ a man or woman from geltins ihi- :iiost ou! 01 iiiV. Thert- are social snobs, clotiies snobs,
inti-llt-ctual snobs, and snobliish snobs, to name only a few. .And
hc-.n- are only a few questions for you to test yourself to see
w.hethi-r or not you are losin.L.' a bit of the fun of living. ..\n.swer
truthfully Y E S or NO.
YES
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Do you meet everyone with the idea you
•.viij find sonietiiing to be .gained by knowin^' him?
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Do you only belong lo exclusive groups,
country clu.bs, ;-ororities, etc:'
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Do you often refer to your college, your
family background, your achievements
with great pride?
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shops:'
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Are you tempted tc inake fun of others?
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Do you make a sincere effort to put every­
one you meet at ease:'
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..\re you a name-droppor or do you like to
talk at length about places you have been?
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Given a choice, would you order your
.'avorite food rather than lo try some­
thing new?
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Have you ever gone "slumming?"
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.-Vre materia! possessions more important
to you than people?
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Do you find that you are easily bored?
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Do you have respect for your mate's opi­
nions >-ven if they are contrary to your
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Everyone has something to give a bit of knowledge,
experience, a smile or even a problem. The true
snob is too self-centered to listen.
2. no.
Fridi- in your beliefs is one thing, but the rock of su­
periority can be easily undermined.
Better listen and stop relying on the past. The catch
word IS "often."
It is not the labels on your clothes that malce the
person.
Ilumdity and compassion are basic parts of a good
life. -Making fun of others is sheer poor taste.
A person who is genuinely interested
others happy has little time lo he a snob.
in making
I.inkin,' yourself with famous people and places,
not only shows your snobbery but also your own in­
security.
S.m,
\'ar:t-ly is the .vp;ei- of life and you limit you.-.self if
you an- not willing lo try new- things.
Till- very term is snoljbish. Everyone has gone lo dif;'i-r.-nl or unusual places but it should be wilh the
idea of learning rather than gaping or making fun
of others.
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Clothes, ji-weK. furs or household goods are very
nice, but human values should come first.
Oniy a narrow, limited person i.-. quickly bored. .•\n
alert mind can make its own fun and interest any
lime, any jilace.
If you think your ideas are always right, your hus­
band will soon decide he has the wronp. wife.
K.-VT.N'G: Give yourself one point for each correct answer.
12 correct answers: You may have some traces of snobbery
in your soul, but on the whole, you are out-going enough
so that everyone admires you. Call yourself a Model, as
far as snobbery is concerned.
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LANSING - Ever been arrest­ proposal introduced by Senator throughout the consideration but
lawmakers anticipated consider­
ed? If you had, you'd be more Garland Lane, (D-FUnt).
able opposition to this bill also.
interested in a battle eoing on,
Licensing fees and a regula­
not only in Michigan, but across
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tory board would also be estab­
the country.
lished by the proposed law.
Estimates
of Michigan's wealth
Police officials, mostlyproseof lakes and ponds have always
cutors, and otbers in government
Back in lSGO and 1961 when the
have been making a big to-do federal bonus and nationally-set been around the 35,000 marl<.
about news coverage of arrests restrictions were being consid­ Now it is official that there are
and trials.
ered, much of the lobbying op­ 35,068.
They argue that leaving this position from businessmen was
A Michigan State University
important part of our government that the 660-foot ban was un­
professor of resource develop­
operation open to public viewpre- reasonable.
ment, Clifford Humphrys, has
judices the jury so a person can't
started a long-term -study of
Since
that
time
much
study
has
get a fair trial. Theyalsoassunie
Michigan's lakes which he calls
that all police departments, all been conducted on iiighway visi­
"lacology," an original term.
prosecutors and all courts op­ bility, advertising impact and
other factors to produce the cur­
erate fairly and pro.mptly.
Humphrys' study shows that
rent proposal.
In fact, the lawyers have a say­
among all these lakes and ponds
Businessmen were consultea only 8,632 have names. Confus­
ing to the effect: slow justice is
no justice. People who wait two
to ttiree years for results in civil R o i i e r
B a b s o n
actions are inclined to agree.
A prisoner spoke out on tliis
news problem. Until then, fhe
argument had been theoretical.
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It is surprising no one thought to P
ask people who have been through
the experience of a court trial,
BABSON PARK, Mass. - Our to the raw waste of some 15 mil­
thorities and the anti-pollution
be they innocent or guilty.
waterways are being befouled and lion people. By 1960, It had risen
campaigners are ignored, the
Until now the argument had poisoned at an almost incredible to the equivalent of the raw waste
government will order offend­
been mostly between newspeople rate. The problem of how tofight of 160 million people. The U.S.
ing communities and/or factor­
and lawyers. But the prisoner's this pollution of our most valu­ Public Health Service has com­
ies - through the courts - to ar­
thoughts ought to shake many able natural resource is becom­ pleted studies which indicate that
range for proper treatment of
"just ordinary" people Into ac­ ing complicated more critically within five years industrial pol­
waste before It is deposited In
tion. No one can tell when he every day by the population ex­ lution will be equal to the un­
waterways. President Johnson's
himself will be in a lawsuit. plosion. By the time pending leg­ treated waste of the entire popu­
Insistence on cleaning up our
Everyone runs the chance of islation at the federal level be lation of the country, - or in the
lakes and streams we hope will
finding himself in a police sta­ comes law, it will already be ob- vicinity of 210 million persons.
have an immediate effect upon
solete If we hope to restore our
tion or a court.
cities and Industrial establish­
Governor Rockefeller of New
Everyone should ask himself: lakes, ponds, rivers, and brooks
ments that have been dragging
York
has
proposed
an
outlay
of
"Would I rather be in a court to their original beautiful and
their feet on this important mat­
S1.7 billion to purify the misused
system which is open to public sparkling condition.
ter. Plans ana programs that
new or one in the hands of a
Men of wisdom and foresight lakes and rivers of his state. have been discussed and temp­
court where the records and re­ have long been battling against Anti-pollution moves have been orarily pigeon - holed will be
actions of those involved are pollution, but poUticaJ and public made In many other states as brought forth and put into opera­
hidden from public view?"
apathy have slowed down the move well. Greatest pressure from tion.
Here's what the prisoner to purify our natural water sys­ now on, however. Is likely to
Every man, woman, and child
thinks. He is Hugh Dillon, as­ tems. Chief despoilers of our come from the federal govern­ In our country has a stake In our
ment.
sociate editor of The Spectator lakes and streams are communi
waterways. Streams and ponds
Recently, Health Secretary
at Southern Michigan Prison at ty sewage and Industrial waste.
must be made safe, not left as
Jackson. He wrote to the Jackson While considerable progress has Celebrezze has been conferring open sewers endangering health
Citizen Patriot to argue for open been made in the estatilishment with anti-pollution forces in an and even life. The recreational
courts and police records. These of sewage treatment plants In our effort to Intensify campaigns to value of our waterways also is
clean up Lake Michigan and other
major cities, the population
are quotes from his letter:
immense, but there can be little
waterways serving Chicago and
"My stand is basically I'd growing so swiftly that most
enjoyment of rivers and ponds In
rather be at the mercy of a these systems may be entirely Its environs. Both local com­ which the fish are dead or dying,
munities and Industries are be­
newspaper than to take the chance inadequate within a matter of
the water fowl driven away by
ing urged to purify their waste
on the conscience of a police of­ few years.
filth and desecration. Today the
discharges
themselves.
ficer who knew he would not have
If the building of sewage treat
problem must be met head-on;
to account to newsmen for his ment facilities should continue at
If the pleas of the federal au­ tomorrow may be too late.
actions in my case."
its current rate, it Is estimated
"The most important factor that by 1970 the equivalent of
from a defendant's viewpoint is raw municipal waste from 85 mil
the possibilities that could come lion people would still have to be
about from 'muzzling' thepress." disposed oflnourv/aterways.And
"With no outsiders to answer by 1980, given the same construe
to, there will always be the pos­ tion rate for facilities, theequlv
sibility of abuse. There are many alent of untreated community
cases on record where newsmen waste from 114 million persons
were the primary cause of such would be dumped into our rivers.
abuses coming to light."
Unfortunately, sanitary muni­
"As distateful as the adverse cipal sewage is only a part of the
publicity is, it might be better pollution problem. Vast degioll.
to be 'spotlighted' momentarily age of our waterways results
than to abuse In darkness."
from Industrial wastesandchem­
Reaction from the public in icals, Pius the discharge of over­
general would strengthen news flow sewer systems.
media's position when defending
Stream contamination from
the public's right to court infor­ these industrial organic wastes
mation in arguments with law­ has been Increasing at a much
yers who have less faith in public faster pace than that stemming
knowledge than in bureaucracy of from municipal sources. At the
secret police proceedings. Let­ turn of the century, water pollu­
ters to public officials, to news­ tion from factories was equal
papers or even to legislators are
important.
H o w M u c h Life
Nearly five years have passed
since a group of legislators said,
"We must regulate outdoor ad­
vertising this year." TothIsdate
nothing has been done but much
is still being proposed.
In 1960 the urgency of the mat­
ter was pinned largely on federal
funds being added to highway ap­
propriations for states which kept
some 660 feet of right-of-way
clear of roadside signboardsHaving passed the deadline to
receive the federal bonus, the
lawmakers now are dealing with
lesser restrictions.
Current proposals would set
sign restrictions in various lo­
cations at 250 to 300 feet.
The ban on signs would apply
to special scenic areas, soiut
residences, churches, schools
and proximity to other billlwards.
Certain types of signs such as
those resembling traffic maricings would be outlawed bv the.
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heading up the project and
promises a host of prizes and
candy treats.
"We're making sure that we
have enough candy so that no
youngster will go away dis­
appointed", Toussalnt stated.
He said that tots of kinder­
garten age and smaller will
get first opportunity to hunt
for the hidden treasures.
Then youngsters through fifth
grade age will be turned loose
on the field.
There'll be hundreds of candy
eggs, some gieclally marked
ani entitling the finder to an
extra prize.
If It should rain, Toussalnt
said the hunt tvIII be held Eas­
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Henry Schnute - Mr. Music In
NorthvlUe - doesn't give a toot
about retiring.
23.20 Miles
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Northvilie police are seeking a
warrant charging a Southfleld
driver with manslaughter In a
fatal and fiery accident in the
city early Friday morning.
Charged Is Robert Oak, 23, of
22200 Carlton, Southfleld.
Oak's car, police said, smash­
ed head-on on South Main street
with another driven by James
' R a n c h e r '
G o e s
Lalewlcz, 21, who died iQ the
smoldering wreckage.
Lalewlcz, originally from Ho­
T o
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well, was boarding in Northville
at 111 South Wing street. He
"The Week End Rancher has mum coverage and regjonse.
values worth crowing about". The Randier also serves as an was employed by the A & P In
That's the boast of our newfull- excellent medium for retail ad­ Plymouth.
Police said that Oak's car was
coverage section of The Record vertisers, who don't want to miss
and Novi News.
a single home In the trading area. traveling east out of the city
It's delivered free each weels to News Isn't forgotten In The Ran­ while Lalewlcz was heading west
all residents of the NorthvlUe, cher. It contains church notices, on Main. The accident happened
Novl and Wixom areas. In addi­ "the pastor's study" column, at 12:30 a.m. Friday.
According to witnesses. Oak's
tion, pages from this section ap­ features and a crosswordpuzzle.
pear In the South Lyon Herald, Because It must be prepared vehicle was going at a high rate
providing a total circulation of early each week, the deadline for of speed, crossing the center line
9,500 homes.
all advertising in The Rancher on Oie curve near the Ford plant
has been set at 5 p.m. Monday. and hitting Lalewlcz.
Just before the crash, witness­
Northville Record - Novl News Late want ads can be taken until
subscribers receive this section IO a.m. Tuesday, but to be certain es said, Lalewlcz apparently saw
as a part of their regular news­ of publication, all want ad users Oak and tried to avoid the col­
paper.
are urged to call in their copy lision.
Witnesses further told police
The Rancher goes on a round-up Monday.
of all area homes each week to The number's FI 9-1700 and the that Lalewlcz "was in the out­
provide users of Record-News values are great. Just turn to side lane, was creeping along
DEATH CAP-Tried to get out ot the way, witnesses stated.
and Herald want ads with maxi­ The Rancher section and see and trying to veer out of the way
of Oak but couldn't."
Both cars slammed Into a light
pole, knocking It over. A "hot"
R e c o r d
wire broke loose and was laying N e w
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on the embankment of the curve.
On Impact Lalewlcz's compact
car with the gas tank In the front
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Inside. But the coroner said Lal­
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Work to put a smooth top on
Mayor Wesley McAtee Inform­ erupted, jewing out the fuel.
BecJc road from Pontiac trail to ed the council that an anticipated
His body was liadly charred.
West Maple In Wixom - a dis­ surplus of about $30,000 in the
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tance of three-fourths of a mile 1964- 65 budget will be used for
an hour to extricate Lalewlcz's
--will begin Monday.
paying off the road construction. body. Lalewlcz was pronounced
The curtain falls on the year's years ago.
up to get in - others became
If the budget shoiild fall ^lerty dead at Wayne County General
first harness racing meet tonight
Business was so goodSaturday discouraged because parking was
Wlzom councllmen Tuesday
Mayor McAtee indicated that 10% ho^Ital.
at Northville Downs and the night that many fans had to line- difficult to find and went home.
nlgbt awarded the job to theCadof the cost will be held back any­
Oak suffered a cut over his sulkies will take Good Friday off
Many private parking lots are not
Ulac Ai^halt Paving Co. of De­
way until the job is finished so right eyebrow and banged up his
before returning to the oval at
open iJecause wet grounds will not
troit, the low bl(Jder for the pub­
provision could be made In the knees, police said. Four stitches
Wolverine Raceway Saturday for
permit parking of cars.
lic works project.
1965- 66 budget for any deficit. were required to close the gash. 55 nights.
School Bells T o l l
Wixom
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Friday night was busy, too. A
Cadillac's bid was $31,936 for
Both cars were termed total
After a week's reprieve, stu­
Northville's l8-nlght spring
preparing the road. Installing paved roads when the Beck pro­ wrecks. There were no skid meet had Its extremes - It set dents In Northville, Nov! and total of 5,779 fans bet $361,740.
Total handle at the Downs
culverts and laying the coat of ject Is wrapped up.
marks on the pavement at the records for both the highest and Wixom wUl return to their stud­
In other business, the coun­ scene of the crash, police stated.
a^halt. Other bidders wereHolies at public and parochial scho­ through the first 14 nights of the
lowest mutuel window handle.
^ring meet was $3,369,159 for
loway Construction of Wixom cil:
Oalt was questioned by police
The record betting mark was ols Monday morning.
- Bought a Springfield tractor but mis reticent. He wouldn't
($36,100) and Oakland Paving of
All area schools were closed an average nighlty handle of
set Saturday night when 8,052
for $485 for use by the DPW give an account of the accident
BerJdey ($35,800).
fans wagered $396,327. The pre- last Friday for the Easter holl- $240,654. This is about $2,000
crew.
per night higher than the last
to his father, attorney or the vlous betting high was set last July! day except Northville high.
- Allocated $l00 for Michigan county prosecutor, officials not­
Cadillac, which has put down
Senior high students were dis­ spring meeting at the Downs In
3 with $385,640.
the ai^balt on all the city's Week expenses.
ed.
The 8,000 fans came near set­ missed a day earlier because 1957.
streets so far, has until June 25
- Approved a bill for $605 for
Police said he Is now In the ting a mark. Downs' officials teachers attended the Michigan
The trotters return to North­
to complete the Beck improve­ sand and salt purchased during custody of his attorney.
note, however, that a crowd of schoolmasters day Friday at the ville June 21 for 39 nights throu­
ment program.
the winter.
University
of
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10,000 was recorded several
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The annual Easter Egg Hunt
for area youngsters will be
^nsored again this year by
the Northville Jaycees.
It will be held at 2:30 p.m.
at the Northville high school
baseball diamond.
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Here's proof that Ford's new Big Six—America's biggest
—outperforms standard Chevrolet and Plymouth Sixes!
Automobile Racing Club of America experts set up a
1200-mile fun from Detroit, Michigan, to Daytona
Beach, Florida. Performance tests along the course
were designed to duplicate normal, everyday driving
conditions. Test results below show that Ford's Big
Six delivered superior performance . . . the kind that
will pay off in your Itind of driving, too!
ACCIDENT
I. 5 Correct answers: Our consolation to you!
"Don't be stupidl" came
The attractive giri in a
convertible was
breezing the indignant reply, "I alalong in the ieft-hand lane wavs turn here."
when s 'J d d e n 1 y. without
warning, she made a sharp
Reading from the sugges­
right t u r n a n d
almost
tion box, the boss said to his
slammed into another car.
s e c r e t a r y . "I wish these
bia.'ited employes would be
"For Pete's .sake. lady, why
more specific. What kind of
didn't you signal:'" yelled
a kite:' What lake?"
the other driver.
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12 Female fowl.
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fortress
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13 To lend.
26 .Sative metal.
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27 Chum.
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16 Unoccupied.
30 Wajer.
17 Opposite of
32 Indelible
won.
mark on the
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13 Hammer
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33 Flames.
fortres.';.
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21 Snaky fish.
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38 Carved gem.
22 Sorrowful.
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39 Railroad.
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24 To impair.
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28 Prickly cov- 47 Instructor,
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4 Poker stoKC. 45 Roolsiock.
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29 Ethical.
actor.
30 Morsel.
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noun.
31 Exultant.
51 To think.
8 To dawdle.
53 Monndin
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52 Region.
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54 Site of the
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Better start thinking of others.
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about lakes is understandable,
however,
because Humphrys
notes many lakes have the same
names.
Most popular are Long, Round,
Cranberry, Mud and Duck Lakes.
There are some unusual names
too, such as Quack Lake, N.Y.C.
Lake and S Lake.
While Humphrys' original find­
ings in his estimated 20-year
study are of a common-interest
nature, he now plans a more sci­
entific approach. Humphrys is
now undertaking the mammoth job
of classifying ail these lakes and
ponds by size, depth, fish species,
type of shore and public facili­
ties and other physical and cul­
tural characteristics.
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•1 Just can't sit stlU", he
chuckled.
Some folks withdraw from the
wori£-a-day world at 55. If he
had put down his fiddle then,
Mr. Schnute would have caUed
it quits 22 years ago.
For at 87 he Is stIU instruct­
ing students dally at his weUknown studio at 505 NorUi Cen­
ter street - a place where gen­
erations have been Introduced
to do-re-ml . . . . the familiar
tones of the diatonic scale.
Asked how many students he
has guided In his Ufe-tlme,
Mr. Schnute psiused, drew on
his pipe and said: "By golly, I
can't remember." But his
daughter, Selma, Interjected
that "they number In the thou­
sands.''
Mr. Schnute ^ a k s fondly of
his "kids." At the moment he
Is hjtoring 35 students and
caUs 2l of them "my Beat­
les." They all play the guitar.
Maybe his body Is growing
old (Mr. Schnute suffered a
stroke a few years ago) but he
strives
to
"think young."
That's why laughter abounds In
s
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M
Ule parlor of his home. He
may softly scold someone but
the atmosphere Is always warm
and Informal."
"No rigid rulesaroundhere,"
he noted with a grin.
Mr. Schnute's daughter au­
thenticated her father's spirit
of youUi. "Why just the other
day l heard him singing - be
was singing the words to a
bootenanny song to one of his
pupils," she laughed.
like many of his charges,
Mr. Schnute launched his musi­
cal career at an early age. He
took up the vlollnatlOindownstate minols.
Reflecting, he said: "The vloUn is sau my favorite even to­
day."
In loolOng back, Mr. Schnute
said ''l had a real strict teach­
er. But I guess I was pretty
good. I never got hit over the
head with his bow."
Lessons In the l880's cost 25
cents.
As a young man he attended
Addison coUege which Is now
River Forest college near Chi­
cago. For three years he studled the pipe organ and played
hi the orchestra and quartet.
Ultimately he mastered 15 In­
struments. Besides the vlolhj
a
n
Churches in Northville, Novl Lutheran with the Reverend
and Wixom are preparing for the Charles Boerger In the pulpit.
culmination of holy week.
liturgical services wlllbe held
Maundy Thursday services will at 2 and 7:30 p.m. at Our Lady of
be held tonight in many congre­ Victory.
gations. Good Friday observances
Reverend Peter ToneUa will
are slated tomorrow. And the hold ^ c i a l servlcesat 7:30p.m.
resurrection of Christ win be Friday and Saturday at the chapel
celebrated Easter Sunday.
at 44080 Marlson in Novi.
A Holy Thursday high tnass
Methodists from Novl aad New
with communion will be said at Hudson win congregate at the New
8 p.m. tonight at Our Udy of Hudson Methodist church at l
Victory CathoUc church hi North­ p.m. for a combined Good Friday
vlUe. The Reverend Father John service.
WIttstock wlU officiate.
The Reverend Marvin Pickert
Mrs. Virgil HIU will be the wlU gieak at an 8 p.m. service
soloist during the Maundy com­ slated at the WlUowbrook Com­
munion service beginning at 7:30 munity EvangeUcal UnltedBrethp.m. at the First Methodist chur­ ren church.
ch. The Reverend S. D. Klnde
Many area churches are plan­
wlU preach on "What Do You ning sunrise services to acknow­
Remember."
ledge the resurrection.
Professor Paul Meyer of Con­
St. Paul's Lutheran schedule
cordia junior coUege near Ann calls for a 7 a.m. service follow­
Arbor will give the sermonatUie ed by breakfast, a 9:l5a.m.chllspedaX 7:30 p.m. service at St. drens serviceandIO:30a.m. ser­
Paul's EvangeUcal Lutheran vice wlUi communion.
church. Communion wlU be of­
At NorUivlUe Presbyterian, the
fered.
senior high Sunday school wUl
A Maundy service with com­ present a pageant caUed "Con­
munion Is set for 8 p.m. at First struction" at 7 a.m. under the dlPrei*yterlan church in NorUI(Contlnued on Page 12)
vlUe.
In Novl, a Maundy service with
communion Is scheduled for 8 N e w
S t o r e
p.m. at Novl Methodist churchfor
ir-ambers of the local congrega­ O p e n s
M a y
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tion and the New Hudson Metho­
A new women's apparel shir
dist church. Pastor LaVere Web­
will make Its debut along tlie
ster serves both.
A community Good Friday wor­ Main street business row In
ship Is planned at 1:30 p.m. F r i ­ two weeks.
The AUce Rebecca Salon wlU
day at the NorthvlUe First Pres­
byterian church under the audio­ open Saturday, May L It wlU be
es of the First Presbyterian and located next to Lapham's Men's
shop.
First Methodist churches.
Charles Lapham, proprietor of
Members of Ule Northville Ro­
tary club wIU act as ushers and the haberdashery, said that the
the coUectlon wlU be used for "two Independent stores wlU be
the charity workofKlng'sDaugh- joined by a common Inside arch­
way for customer convenience."
ters.
Miss Clara Jordan, who wlU
Pastor S. D. IClnde of First
Methodist wUl deUver a sermon operate the local fashion shop,
also runs a simUar store In
entlUed "The Cloth andDuty."
B^tists from NorUivUle, Novl Farmington.
She WlU retail brand-name
and Wixom wIU conduct a joint
Good Friday service at the First dresses, suits and sportswear
Baptist church of Novl at l p.m. and wlU feature Christian Dior
Pastor Robert Spradllng of the accessories In her NorthvUle
First Baptist church of NorthvlUe ouUet.
The store will take upUiefloor
wlU bring the message.
Services are set for l:30 and g)ace formerly occupied by a
7:30 p.m. Friday at St. Paul's gUt shop.
'
they are the piano, organ, vio­
la, ceUo,mandoUn,bassvioUn,
accordion, guitar, banjo, trum­
pet, tromlxine, saxophone, cla­
rinet and flute.
In I90l he ventured to Detroit.
His first job out of coUegewas
at a Lutheran school. Re stay­
ed there nine years.
"Teachers today may thlnk
their rooms are overcrowd­
ed," Mr. Schnute mused. "But
I had upwards to 80 youngsters
In one room."
At that time he gave music
lessons as a sideUne. But In
l9l0 he became a fuU-tlme
private Instructor. And the
first Schnute orchestra was
formed.
It performed every Wednes­
day night for five years In a
building at St. Aubhi and Gra­
tiot. "There was no admission
charge and it was composed of
students and friends," Mr.
Schnute said.
His next stop, afewyearslater, was the village of North­
ville. And one of the first
things he did was organize an
orchestra consisting of local
Ulent.
"We played for fun," lie said.
''Sometimes rich people would
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.-\ri>u churches will be filled Sunday as the stoi:>' of
the ri'.sufTPclion is rclold.
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alumni ctiapei was the setting
March 2l for the afternoon wed­
ding of Dorothy Boyer and Julian
Ka.npf. The Reverend Richard
A u x i l i a r y
Burgess of the Inter-City Bible
church, Lansing, performed the
ceremony.
S e l e c t s
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Kyle Boyer of Northville
and the groom is tbe son of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Kampf of Mt.
O f f i c e r s
Pleasant.
The following ofTlcers were
The bride, given in marriage by
elected at the April 7th meeting her father, walked to an altar
of the Ladies Auxiliary to Post decorated in pale gjring colors
4012 Veterans of Foreign Wars: of yellow and white. The bouquets
President, Mrs. Beatrice My­ were of white and yellow mums,
ers; senior vice-president, Mrs. gladloU and Englishivy. The wed­
Dorothy WidnIaler; treasurer, ding march was played by organ­
Mrs. Lee McArthur; chapUn, ist Jane Erlcson of East Lansing.
Mrs. Dorothy Perry, conduc­
A floor-length gown of white vel­
tress, Miss Margaret Rager, vet was worn by the bride, her
guard, Mrs. Zada Riley and finger-tip veil was secured by a
three-year trustee, Mrs. Eileen small matching headpiece. She
Sousa.
carried a s:Itln-covered Bible
The officers will take office in with a corsage designed with one
June, following the department single white orchid and a cascade
convention to be held in Lansing. arrangement of mums and ivy.
Mrs. Marvin Dunlap, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor
and bridesmaids were, Madolyn
Hugan of Flint and Kris Myers
of Mt. Pleasant.
The attendants wore matching
gowns of green velvet and crepe
and carried cascading bouquets
of yellow and white mums. Aimee
Lou Myers of Mt. Pleasant took
over duties at the guest book.
Robert C. Myers, step-brother
of the groom, was best man. Ush­
ering the guests wereDonBoyer,
and Marvin Boyer, brothers of the
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For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Boyer chose a powder blue
dress with white accessories.
The groom'smotherworeadress
of willow green with green acces­
sories.
A reception for 80 guests was
held in the reception room of the
chapel. Guests were received
from Mt. Pleasant, Battle Creek,
Northville, Lake City, Plymouth,
Flint, Pontiac and Belleville.
A wedding trip to Niagara Falls
and Canada followed the reception
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of willow green wool tweed with
black accessories for her wed­
ding trip.
The brldelsagraduateolNorthvllle high school and a 1964 grad­
uate of Central Michigan Univer­
sity and is now employed by the
Michigan Bell Telephone Com­
pany In Battle Creek. The groom
will be a June graduate of Mich­
igan State University with a de­
gree in electrical engineering.
The couple is now residing at 79
Fremont street, Battle Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Julian Kampf
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Wesley I. Klocke exchanged their ing in a train. Her veil 'ell from
wedding vows Saturday, April lO, a small white crown. She carried
at the Temple of Light Church In a bouquet of white roses with
hyacinths and mums.
Detroit.
The bride is the daughter of Georgene Boughner of North­
the Albert Werdehoffs of Car­ ville was maid of honor. She
rington drive iind the groom Is wore a dress of pink lace wltb
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley matching veil and carried a bou­
Klockes of West Nine Mile road. quet of pink roses with white
The Reverend 0. James Crews, hyacinths and mums.
uncle of the bride, officiated at Daniel Smith of Northville was
the 5 p.m. candlelight service best man and ushering the guests
before an altar decorated with were Thomas Klocke of Garden
white gladioli and spider mums. City, cousin of the groom, and
The organist was Mrs. Florence David Cox, cousin of the bride
Crews and the soloist, Miss Su­ A wedding reception followed the
san Werdehoff.
service In the church parlors for
KAREN B A L E
The bride's gown was white 90 guests from Michigan, Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Bale of Wall­
lace, with a fitted bodiceandlong and Georgia.
ed Lake announce the engagement
sleeves. The sUrt was in three The newlyweds are making their of their daughter, Karen to Den­
Hers, with a lace overskirt, fas­ home in Northville.
nis Marshall, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy MarshaU of Walled
Lake. Karen is a graduate
Walled Lake high school.
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Mrs. Paul E. Barnes, Novi cru­
sade chairman for the American
Cancer Society's educational and
fund-raising crusade, announced
the appointments of area captains
In the village.
Named by Mrs. Barnes were
Mrs. Roy Marshall, 2034 Austin
Drive; Mrs. Lynn Matthews,
42359 13 Mile road; Mrs. Carl
Evans, 46330 West 11 Mile road;
Mrs. Herman A. Smith, 44975
West II Mile road; and Mrs. E .
E. Poole, 25130 Seeley.
Also appointed were Mrs. Fred
W. Cobb, 21355 Beck road, Mrs.
Edward Strye, 41921 Quince;
Mrs. Michael NUchaels, 23780
Maude Lee Circle.
Mrs. Barnes, wife of the Rev­
erend Paul Barnes, minister of
the First Baptist church, also re­
ports that the sewing group at
the church is busy making can­
cer dressings for patients.
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nth by both President Johnson
and Governor Romney, April will
see thousands of ACS crusaders
distributing the informational
material that has already helped
save the lives of over L3 million
Americans who have been cured
of cancer.
The American Cancer Society,
in addition to informing the pub­
lic, provides various services to
cancer patients and annually allo­
cates hundreds of thousands of
dollars to research in cancer,
much of it going In grants to ed
ucational Institutions
in the
southeastern Michigan area.
During April the society con­
ducts its once-a-year campaign
to raise funds for Its programs
of research, education and ser­
vice. House-to-house visits by
volunteers on Tuesday, April 27
will climax the 1965 crusade
Andrea Smith will be a
June graduate of Northville
high school and a June
bride. Her engagement to
Sam Phillips was announc­
ed by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Smith, Jr. of
114 Walnut street. Her fi­
ance is the son of ML and
Mrs. John Frazler of Wall­
ed LaJte. The couple plan a
June 19 wedding.
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mestic and foreign coins; David Stewart,
Ann Arbor, spinning; T. Fred Alder, Ypsilanti, chair caning. The DAR committee
also hopes to have a gun collection on
exhibit.
Other displays Will include miniature
lamps, blue milk glass, blue onion Meis­
sen procelain, dolls and buttons. M r s .
Irene McNamara of Ann Arbor will be
the doll exhibitor, bringing the oldest of
her 600 dolls - a 300-year-old carved
Wooden creche figure dated 1750.
Mrs. Robert Willoughby of Plymouth
Will show miniature lamps including a
rare pink satin fairy lamp from a col­
lection rated "one of the best in the
county." M r s . Walter Hammond of Ply­
mouth is exhibiting the authenticated col­
lection of blue milk glass. M r s . Karl
Starkweather, Plymouth, is bringing some
of her collection of 25,000 buttons. M r s .
F. R. Hoheisel, Who is helping the North­
ville - Plymouth chapter With show ar­
rangements, is exhibiting her blue onion
collection.
Tickets are on sale in Northville from
Mrs. D. B. Hiller and other DAR mem­
bers.
PROGRAM PLANNING for her sorority
meeting proved to be no problem for Mrs.
John Heckerl, who will entertain Ply­
mouth,
Northville, Farmington and L1Vonia members of Epsilon Epsilon chap­
ter of Alpha Chi Omega at 8 p.m. May 20
at her home on Reed Avenue.
Mrs. Heckerl's husband, Who is direc­
tor of the language clinic at Hawthorn
center, agreed to describe the Work being
done there and to explain the expanding
day school program.
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A "wish book" Is indispensable
in running a hospital according to
Louis Schuldt, director of com­
munity relations at Northville
State ho^ltal.
The book contains all the mental
jottings as well as written requlslts for some of the extras and
homey touches that could be used
at the hospital.
And filling some of these wishes
are the women of Shadbrook sub­
division.
The needs of the patients were
brought to light when a group of
women from the subdivision, as
members of the hog)ltal auxil­
iary, were taken on a tour of the
ho^ltal a year ago.
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Then fhe women got together and
raised funds to create a new at­
mosphere In ward C 12, a ward
with 29 women patients whose
ages ranged from 18 to 36. Eigh­
teen of these patients have since
been released.
The money-raising projects
started with a "koffeeklatch"
held once a month In the women's
homes with each member donat­
ing a dollar. Other projects fol­
lowed. The women held a potluck
dinner which netted $95, a year
ago, and just recently they held a
progressive dinner withfundsto-
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Mrs. Herbert Weston of Woodhlll road entertained at a coSee
Friday morning to Introduce her
new neighbor, Mrs. George Honecker of Fonner Court. TheEoneckers moved to Northville re­
cently from Buffalo, New York.
The Family Ladder-Mr. and Mrs. Tony Sinacola, Esther, David, Angela,
Christina, Anthony and "Grandpa" Sinacola.
Lady of Victory school.
The family moved to Novi from
:LlvonIa.
Mr. Sinacola Is part-owner of
the Sinacola Contracting-com­
pany in Livonia. He is a grad­
uate of Clarencevllle high school
and attended Lawrence Techni­
cal Institute and Michigan State
University.
Mrs. Sinacola Is a graduate of
Fordson High school In Dear­
born.
Mr. Thomas Sinacola, who
makes his home with Ms son. Is
better known in their household
as "grand^". Grandpa is plan­
ning a trip to Arizona soon and
eyes a trip abroad In August to
visit relatives in Italy.
The family likes gardening and
part of the acreage Is used for a
large vegetable garden.
Mrs. Sinacola enjoys sewing and
her husband bowling.
"Our house Is our hobby, said
Mrs. Senacola, and with such a
large home to look after It Is
almost Impossible to find time
for outside activities."
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Mrs. Edward Landau, 201 Fairbrook, left last week to spend a
three-week holiday with her sis­
ter, Mrs. George Noomie of Tal­
lahassee, Florida.
Northville Newcomers club Is
sponsoring an advanced bridge
L. W. Van Horn of West
course to begin at 8 p.m. April
Main street Is undergoing treat­
20 In the meeting room of the
ment at the University ho^ltal
Detroit Savings and Loan office
in Ann Arbor. He will be there
on Center street. The five-week
about 10 days.
brush-up course Is open to any­
one interested who has played
Mrs. Harold Shultz of 48567 some bridge, Mrs. E. 0. Weber,
West Seven Mile road leftNorth- bridge chairman, announces.vllle, Tuesday by plane for Fair­ Gene Gushing will teach the
banks; Alaska, to attend the plasses, but' advance reseirvaThursday afternoon wedding of. ;.Uons;must be made with Mrs.
her son, Fred, and Miss Sharon^ '(iushing, FI 9-0184;
Sexton of Southern California.
The groom Is a graduate of
Mrs. Bosak and her daughter
Northville high school aiid the were also guests at a tea given
University of Alaska. He is
by President and Mrs. Harlan
government conservation officer Hatcher for the honor students
in Fairbanks. Mr. Shultz, was
unable to attend because of jury Mrs. Ray A. Shapero of North­
duty.
vlUe, was among the honor guests
at a tea, Tuesday afternoon at the
Bloomfleld HlUs home of Mrs.
M. M. Burgess.
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Two area artists have won ac­
claim for their creativity.
Albion College has purchased
a collage by Mrs. Catherine Hart­
ley of NorthvlUe and a stone­
ware bowl by William G. Case
of Plymouth for Its permanent
collection.
The Battle Creek art center
Invited Mrs. Hartley and Case
to exhibit their works for the
month of April.
Mrs. Hartley has dl^layed her
work, both oil paintings and col­
lages, at numerous shows and
galleries In IVUchlgan and Cali­
fornia.
She received her formal train­
ing at the Society of Arts and
Crafts In Detroit and runs the
Hartley-Powers Gallery on Main
street In Northville where she
exhibits and sells works of state
painters, weavers and potters.
The collages, as done by Mrs.
Hartley, are compositions of pa-
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A local artist, Robert Mohr,
of 512 Reed avenue, has sub­
mitted an original painting to
the third annual Benedictine
Art awards.
The work will vie for the
competition's three cash prizes,
a $1,000 fu-st prize, a $750 sec­
ond prize and a $500 third
prize, which will be awarded
next month.
The American Federation of
Arts are official judges of the
art awards.
The prizes will be presented
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sity of Michigan next month.
A resident of Plymouth, Case is
past president of the Three Cities
Art club and Is currently on the
board of directors of the Michigan
Potters Association and the board
of the Michigan Craftsman Coun­
per, string, cloth, wood and oth­
er materials.
Case, an art teacher at the ele­
mentary schools In Northville,
i^clallzes
In ceramics and
glassware. He is a graduate of
Lawrence college and expects
to receive his masters degree
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The women contributed a re­
conditioned sewing machine, and
material which was used by the
patients for makingdraperiesand
bedspreads for the ward. A used
stove and cooking utensils were
also provided so that the women
patients could have a well-equip­
ped kitchen.
A wash bowl and hair dressing
supplies were among the things
received by the patients when
they converted a small area into
a beauty salon.
The women try to give the pa-
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His work Is regularlyondIq)lay
at the Detroit Artist Market,
America House-Mlchlgan InBlrmingham, The Lantern In Ann
Arbor, Talisman in Lansing, and
the Hartley-Powers GaUery In
NorthvlUe.
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Nanki-Poo hastens to the court
of Ko-Ko in TlHpu to find out
whether Yum-Yum is now free
to marry him, but finds that
Ko-Ko Is to marry her that
very afternoon.
tients smaU gifts, too. At Christ­
mas time they furnished them
with toilet articles. For Easter
they are plafming to make tray
favors to distribute.
BE
COMING TO US!
"Having monthly coffees Is a
wonderful way to give to such a
worthy cause, said a spokesman
for the group, especially for mo­
thers with pre-school children
who find it difficult to work out­
side of the home."
Ward A 22 is the next project
the women are eyeing.This Is the
geriatric ward for the elderly
women patients, most of whom are
not ambulatory.
Any group of women who would
like working on a project such
as this can call Mr. Schuldt at
the ho^ital.
Nankl-Poo' is faced with many
problems in trying to win YumYum back, but through clever
thinking and exciting actions the
two are happily united in mar­
riage.
Under the giIIdance of Mr. Lee,
the hard-working students have
been straining their vocal chords
in unison for weeks.
Members of the cast include:
Jerry Burns, Terry Krug (the
Mikado); Larry WooS (NanklPoo); Larry ForUl, Mike Moody
(Ko-Ko); Ray Waldren (PoohBah); Bob Fisher (Pish-Tush);
Linda Polak, Sue Werdehoff
(Yum-Yum).
Others are Sue HIU, Jean Down­
er (Pettl-SIIig); Linda Nelson,
Shary MUls (Peep-Bo); and Sue
Hicks, Diane Howard (Katish).
Accompanylsts will be Sonya
Clark and Nancy Shafer.
Mr. Lee hopes that "The M i ­
kado" will prove to be as much
fun for the audience to see as it
has been for the choir toperform.
G olf
Cardigans
by...Pendleton
Dick
and
VanDyke
with the A l p a c a
look.
In 6 c o l o r s .
Golf
slacks
Kuppenbeimer
fay...McGregor,
and Gulf Stream.
Beige,
Yellow,
Mint
Burgundy,
Light
Blue,
Green.
D i s p l a y i n g
F a i n t i n g
A Northville resident, Chris
Stoffel Overvoorde of 53 Brookside, was among' the 66 painters represented in the 19th an­
nual water color exhibition
sponsored by the Michigan Wa­
ter color Society.
The paintings will be on view
April 4-25 at the galleries of
the Bloomfield art association
I516 South Cranbrook road, Bir­
mingham. From May 23 to June
6, the works will be on dis­
play at the Grand Rapids Art
Museum.
FOR QUALITY
MEN'S WEAR,
ALWAYS
THINK
NORTHVILIE
Overvoorde
also received
The occasion was a membership
meeting of the Women's commit­ honorable mention for his painting. Winter Trees, selected by
tee of theTuberculoslsandHealth
Robert Andrew Parker, a New
Society.
York painter, at the opening
reception of the society's ex­
Robert Bosak, son of Mr. and hibition.
Mrs. Frank Bosak, of Nine Mile
Born in 1934 in Rotterdam
road was honored for scholastic
Netherlands, Overvoorde stud­
achievement at the University of ied at the Kendall school of
Michigan, April 9. Mrs. Bosak design in Grand Rapids and is
and her daughter, Mrs. Paul presently working toward a
Herrman of WlUowbrook attend­ masters degree at the Univered the honors convocation In HiU sity of Michigan.
auditorium. Prince Bernhard of
He came to America In 1957.
the Netherlands addressed the prior to his art studies he
convocation.
worked as an engineer.
to the artists who submit the
best oils or watercolors that
include a recognizable repre­
sentation of a Benedictine botOe.
The paintings will be chosen
from those of thirty-five finalists, all of whose work will be
exhibited in May at the Silbert
Scholarship Gallery in New
York.
Designed to encourage appre­
ciation of American art, the
Benedictine art awards was inspired by the world famous art
collection on permanent display
at the Benedictine Abbey. Fe­
camp. France. The Abbey houses art treasures that can be
traced back to the early days
of the Benedictine order.
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Upgradlngs In rank were made
Monday night at the weekly meet­
ing of the Northville Civil Air
Patrol.
First lieutenants Jon Kaake and
Robert Parmenter were promot­
ed to cadet captains for outstand­
ing work and achievement.
Cadet commander second lieu­
tenant Lynn Baughman and sec­
ond lieutenant Gary Williams
were boosted to first lieutenants.
Master sergeants Robert Hardesty and Paul Tabor received
the Billy Mitchell award ribbon,
one of the highest honors Inphase
n.
Technical sergeant Charles
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Y O U KNOW
buy (or action
Lanning is the first local cadet
to pass the CAP radio and op­
eration proficiency test. He is
now the unit's radio operator.
The Northville squadron, which
has been transferred from Group
lo to Groi^ 2l, flies out of Mettetal field In Plymouth. Group 2l
has an L-4 plane based there.
Once a month the cadets hold a
"fly day."
Last Friday l3 members of tlie
squadron went to a special lec­
ture at the University of Michi­
gan where pictures takenby Ran­
ger 7 were shown. Later, they
viewed the moon through the tele­
scope at the observatory.
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The Northville High School clIoir
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S t o c k b r o k e r
next month will present Its an­
nual operetta - "The Mikado" The Kappa Deltas of the north­ a Gilbert and Sullivan favorite.
west suburban alumnae group For the past few weeks the
will meet at 8:30 a.m. Monday choir has been rehearsing for the
at the home of Mrs. Donald program to be held May 6, 7 and
Greenbury, 36559 Lyman road. 8 at 8 p.m. In the high school
Farmington.
auditorium.
Mrs. John Dawe will be co- "The Mikado'' is the story of
hostess for the evening.
Nankl-Poo, who flees the court
Ronald Rashld, a Detroit stock­ of his father, the Mikado of Ja­
broker, will speak to the group pan, to escape marriage with an
on the fundamentals of the stock elderly lady named KaUsha.
market.
Assuming the disguise of a mu­
Election of officers will also be sician, he falls in love with a
held. Information pertaining to fair maiden, Yum-Yum. But he
the meeting can be obtained by is prevented from marrying her
calling Mrs. William Young, 349- by her guardian, Ko-Ko, who
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wishes to marry her himself.
A fourteen-room southern col­
onial home, situated on 17 acres
of rolling hillside, is the new
residence of the Tony Sinacola
family.
The large white pillar home Is
located at 43180 West Nine Mlle
road In Novi.
There are eight Slnacolas. The
children are Esther Marie, II,
David, 9, Angela, 7, Christina
5 and Anthony, 2.
Christina Is a klndergartner at
Novi school and the three older
children are students at Our
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THIS IS THE LIFE
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C O L L E C T O R S ' CHOICE - the antique
show being sponsored May 9 in Plymouth
by the Sarah Ann Cochrane Chapter, DAR
- will proVide a rare opportunity to View
some museum quality antiques that are
priVately owned, including some neVer
before displayed in public.
The show, to be held in Mrs. Donald
Sober's studio at 48234 Joy Road from 1
to 6 p.m. on Mother's Day, is a benefit
for scholarships and schooi programs
in Appalachia where the Daughters of
American Revolution own and support
two schools. DAR funds
also are being used to
aid Bacone Indian Col­
lege in Oltlahoma and
St. Mary's School for
Indian Girls,
Spring­
field, South Dakota.
Several of the collec­
tors Who Will be exhi­
biting are men, includ­
ing two Northville citi­
zens: Walter Couse and
,
Charles Schoultz.
MR. COUSE WILL SHOW pieces of his
fine collection of amberina and cranberry
glass which are displayed on the shelves
of his library in his home on Edenderry
road. He relates that he had a sentimental
impetus to collect the colorful glass as
he recalled his aunt using her amberina
glass pitcher to take lemonade tothefarm
hands. M r . Schoultz Will bring 150 toy
banks to the show and Will explain the
ingenious Ways the youngsters of 100 years
ago Were persuaded to save a penny. M r .
Schoultz is a World War I veteran who
served with General Pershing.
SPRING VACATION Season is luring
residents mainly east and south, but a
goodly number are on far-flung jaunts.
A reunion on the other side of the World
took place as Clifton Hill, on his second
round-the-world trip, met M r . and M r s .
Sidney F r i d , Who are circling the globe
by sea. M r s . Hill reports that her hus­
band is also planning to visit parents of
a friend of Fred Kester in New Zealand.
Last weekend he was scheduled to meet
Dr. Walter K. Belasco of Northville in
Tokyo.
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Thursday,
NEWS
April
15, 1965
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Superintendent
Robert
Publisher
Lance
M r s . L o u i s e Whittlngton
this past
week
fires
Sliger
jack
o
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be
held
community
college
Plymouth,
den
It's
Mile
just
a
stone's
while
n F T E E N
fact
it
Work
to
seven
. . .
at
of
Cowie
ago
by
years
G a r ­
845 H o r t o n
ago
the
in
column
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R e a d e r s
by
page
B
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of
They
the
Were
school
able
their
to
work
convince
section
districts
of
bore
the
T
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of
Livonia,
a
n
S
p r o g r a m
a
one
into
made
mill
a
In
City
enough
thus
that
to
1963
the
approve
converting
June,
fall
a
and
in
self
With
its
ing
classes.
first
year
2,000
d r e a m
Northville
There's
Bradner,
day
1,000
finds
and
it-
even­
students
are
take
that
place.
the
the
direction
proven
of
they are
the
went
planners
for
the
could
If
doubters
enrollment
be
servative.
too
r o o m
s m a l l .
preparations
studies had
estimates
shown
two
and
broken
Its
buildings
a
campus
-
it
class­
i
A
is
new
way
ed
scheduled
as
soon
from
as
the
curricula
ed;
its
have
credits
able
to
major
tion
is
being
time
For
an
not
yet
with
visiting
nine
s t r u c k out 15 t i m e s , a s i t
of
1966.
under­
are
is
r e c e i v ­
buildings.
develop­
as
accept­
But
time
y
g
P
o
o
l
""e
Physics
establish
a
campsite
area
community
residents
h a s been
by
the
for
son,
izes
a five
Litsenberger
site
within
25 m i l e s
wooded
of N o r t h ­
Cecil
jamin,
ville. W i l l i a m Milne was chair­
of
man
rings.
of t h e p r o j e c t
committee.
services
were
for D r . V .
Sibley's
Style
someone
18
of
early
Carl
women's
mavor
I n c l u d e d In that
advanced
departments,
for
vertising
a swimming pool.
a senior
tional
at N o r t h v i l l e H i g h
S c h o o l , I b e l i e v e that t h e r e a r e a
N H S which
architecture,
aIjd
ad­
especially
voca­
to n a m e
only a
courses,
T h i s i s o n l y one a r e a i n w h i c h
should come f a r
the
student b o d y i s b e i n g s h o r t ­
which
a r e needed b y
such
as desks and
teachers,
If
on
how to s p e n d ?500,000
con­
changed.
We a r e severely l i m i t ­
s t r u c t i v e l y , t h e r e a r e a n awful l o t
list
ed i n equipment and space. E n ­
of p e o p l e o n the h i l l w h o c a l l help
glish classes
them, being much m o r e Interest­
expenditures.
h i g h s c h o o l d o e s not l j e g i n
arebeingheldinthe
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in e d u c a t i o n
mIDg.
W a n t s
than
)jj
swlm-
Sincerely,
"A
A c c o u n t i n g
Temple,
An
Downs.
on
a
experiment
the
track."!
general
C.
and
of
have
$5,000
rin.
pupils
the
first
students
school.
is
who
A
These
in
attended
number
the
For
youngsters
for
recent
p a v e m e n t of r o a d s i n the V i l ­
the
that
t i c a l l y a l l of t h e i r a t t e n t i o n a n d
we now have a 5 m i l l tax
Village
Council
give p r a c ­
w h i c h i s m o r e than enough to r u n
consideration
the V i l l a g e G o v e r n m e n t .
m y opinion, Willowbrool: has been
as
giant
it
has
of
our
this.
If
you'll
ning
at
come
set
aside
an
3 p . m .
April
25,
better
most
this
hour
of
duties,
and
community
or
other
communities,
different
Floyd
Also,
I
when d e v e l o p e r s
beUeve
that
of
an
dead
automobile
driver
of
A c c o r d i n g
could
the
and
not
fact
so
So why s h o u l d they b e d i s s a t i s ­
of
fied
that
he
sloW-traffic
vent
the
he
Was
Was
street
fatal
be­
of
the
a
complete
conVinced
me
- a
fireman's
job
must
be
b e c o m e
-the
can't
of
of
is
safe
practiced
on
E V E N
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man
l i s h e d s o that the t a x p a y e r w o u l d
the State a n d C o u n t y f o r m a i n t e ­
b e m a d e a w a r e of how o u r V i l l a g e
of
the
as
to
get
important
have
Government
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a v a i l a b l e f u n d s w h i c h they
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is
at t h e i r d l ^ o s a l .
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WILLIAMS
E l e c t e d to t h e c o u n c i l w e r e
Herbert Koester
p r o g r a m u n t i l we h a v e m o r e p e o -
ALL
as
He has a
i n h i s eye for a caliope
the t.eg-
village
receiving
m u c h b e t t e r c o n d i t i o n than w h e n p e o p l e i n t e l l i g e n t l y vote a n d v o i c e
most
h o m e o w n e r s p u r c h a s e d t h e i r o p i n i o n s on s u c h i s s u e s a s
their
property.
We t a x p a y e r s m o r e m i i l a g e f o r r o a d p a v i n g ,
caanot u n d e r t a k e a l a r g e p a v i n g e t c . ?
belts
lousy;
all
the runabout.
president
O B J E C T . . .
t h a t
by
. . S "
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H . Bryan
r e b a t e s f r o m state a n d c o u n t y
government. T h i s should b e p u b ­
In fact
caution,
seat
couple
driVing
G
f u n . " A n o t h e r t i m e he s a i d ,
B l o o m Agency Inc.
AUTO
Carlo
Bill
scheduled
S U N D A Y , A P R I L 1 8 , 1 9 6 5 A T 4:00 P . M .
a
" S . .
BOB
the
effectiVe;
urge
be
North­
remains
His
city
tinkering
your " S G S " . N o obligation.
a c c o u n t i n g of
thousands of
now?
at
the
company Is now located on
street In D e t r o i t n e a r the
1005 West A n n A r b o r
entitled
dead
Wearing
in
The
Fort
doing anything.
addi­
r e m o v e
the
driving
SO x 1 2 0
Ambassador Bridge, Smith said.
of t h e A m e r i c a n L e ­
high
accident.
It
-obedience
wrecked
accident.
operation
in a
schools.
money,
d o l l a r s , w h i c h i s a f r e e gift f r o m
car.
the
and its
foot s t r u c t u r e .
as
o n t h e 22nd a n -
u n p a v e d r o a d s knew that t h i s w a s e v e r y d o l l a r s p e n t f r o m t a x e s i n
the c o n d i t i o n when they bought. the l a s t y e a r , a l s o l i s t the a m o u n t
had.
to
s a i d the f i r m p r i m a r i l y
tents
be housed
win
the w o r d
come in,
begin­
one
ever
order
realtor,
a plant.
makes
Malik,
Runner-up was
welcomed
61
can
worthwhile
Witnesses,
avoid
that
in
the
to
the
local
c o r n e r of C l a r k a n d G r a n d R i v e r
for
Smith
known
a
the C o b b C a n v a s C o .
•7
the c i t i z e n s of
by GEORGINA TENNANT of London, England
at
that
the
then p u l l out l e a v i n g the c o m ­
for
the p e o p l e who l i v e o n the
already
m o r n i n g I Watched
tug
A . Smith,
h a s p u r c h a s e d 1 I / 4 a c r e s a t the
a n d guests a n d offered
N o v i s h o u l d a s k the V i l l a g e C l e r k
CHRISTIAN
firemen
S i t e
contest
H . Green
108 W. M a i n
I iMiMiil . . ..iiiiiiiiiaiii
ville
s
run b y s t e a m .
to W l l l o w b r o o k . I n
"MEETING TODAY'S CHALLENGE
F r i d a y
sometimes
gleam
church
is
Northville
F r e d Simmons
LIABILITY
Student"
t h e M f u - '^iis 1 , i i i ' . ; o f » t f r i
E a r l y
C.
m a n i s Joseph
with
w a s b u i l t . T h i s i s what often h a p ­
if pave­
i n the V i l l a g e of N o v i ?
students
too,
with
has
y
" T h i s i s what I'd l i k e t o do w h e n
offer.
you,
acquainted
r e m a r k a b l e
tions
enrolled
local
to
u
said
with the r u n a b o u t ; " I t ' s a l o t
a d r a i n on this community s i n c e it
When b u y i n g a home i n D e t r o i t
or
of the r o a d s ,
adults)
has
m
A s m a l l D e t r o i t manufacturer Is
tlie j o b of
L i k e he s a i d about
i s s u e s of the N o v i N e w s ,
l a g e . L e t m e r e m i n d the c i t i z e n s
on grading, s c r a p i n g and
Northville
(and
r
r e l a x a t i o n he t u r n s to a n -
fun
A l s o , i t s e e m s to m e that i n a U
t e m p l a t i n g a 3 m i l l tax i n c r e a s e
fall.
What Schoolcraft
i
m o v i n g to N o v i .
"Joe t h e C l o w n ' ' l n S o u t h L y o n ,
this responsibility.
Novi Village Council is con­
nance
change
of
F
p l e a n d i n d u s t r y t o help a s s u m e
the E d i t o r :
spent
taken
Schoolcraft
had
larger
expected
know
year
B
47873 S e v e n M i l e r o a d , N o r t h ­
Cooley
In
r
future.
spelling
than his opponent,
been n a m -
a
T e n t
stakes,
John
invitational
C
COMPLETE INSURANCE SERVICE
will
program
traditional
racing secretary
nors,
and
Harold
I n p l a c e of
manager
e
will
T h e Downs
stakekss
the l o c a l level.
u
Masonic
b e t r i e d i n 1960 b y t h e N o r t h pioneer
q
the^-aduating class at N H S .
evening.
Saturday
unusual
in
have
i
ceremon­
In t h e N o r t h v i l l e
Ville
the S c h o o l b o a r d n e e d s I d e a s
a h e a d of a s w i m m i n g p o o l o n t h e
of n e c e s s a r y
ies
T h e r e a r e also many minor c o n ­
veniences
W . C u l l i m o r e as
c o m m a n d e r at public
deserves.
classrooms.
few.
g o o d n u m b e r of f a c i l i t i e s l a c k i n g
at
courses i n a i l
tion of J a m e s
Austin
t
gion.
polls
uages,
facilities.
p l a n w a s a $500,000 e x p e n d i t u r e
laag-
the
A . C . Carlson,
niversary
afternoon
Bernhardt
n
Beall.
ionairs
Thursday
Frederick
Commandery No.
73rd y e a r w i t h the i n s t a l l a ­
of
Widmeyer
in
the
reported
three
A
I r e t i r e . " A n d not j u s t t i n k e r
Auxiliary,
class
proprietor of
sent
foreign
certainly
his
the B z o v l
grade
Mrs.
of
and resumed
The
to b e
purchased
north
Marilyn
the class
o
. • e s t o r i n g the a n t i q u e .
Baptist
Coe, has
in the n e a r
winner
Ben­
t
t h e e x h i l a r a t i o n of 10 m i l e -
ped
is e x p e c t e d to b u i l d s o m e ­
Shop,
stole
and
as
just above
Loretta
Jane.
the
d o e s n ' t r e c e i v e h a l f the m o n e y i t
more
a n d the b a n d
acre
eighth
s u i t s , v a l u e d a t $150.
Northville
doesn't even have a l a b o r a t o r y ,
Mary
selected
Sibley,
that
for
up
congratulations
dicine
Northville
Wixom
take
Howard
Dickin­
and Elaine
members
Chabut, who had practiced m e ­
in
Bloom,
1952,
Alfred
held
George
to
the
the c a l l
"development."
E l y .Qiarles
y
b y the c l e a r a i r
a l i v i n g he w o r k s with f u r n a c e s .
Pontiac.
Charles
c
spin
T h e blizzard
a n d is e x p e c t e d
time
he w a s off f o r a
Northville, andelsewhere. F o r
church
one
Ameri­
n
advaatage
the first
She correctly spelled
Optimist club. T h e club visual­
years.
class
i n the district
second
a
W i t h a t u r n of the i g n i ­
ville,
c a n L e g i o n o r a t o r i c a l contest i n
Northville
to 10-acre
gym­
i n c h e s of
of
gas'
placed
F
i t t o u n w r a p the s n o w c o v e r
Refreshed
initiat­
pastor
German
drive,
relations,
accredita­
a m e m b e r
will
e
to
recreation
and M r s .Harry
of O r c h a r d
s
Ugue r e s t o r a t i o n . H e c a n have
property
Mr.
this
R e v e r e n d W h a l b y of F e n ­
and
Jr.,
^
a r o u n d the driveway.
in the
school
has accepted
here
night.
n
one m a n took
horn
M a r c h 31.
G e r m a n , daughter of
a
tion k e y a n d a s o u n d of the b u l b
are"the
ring
half
spring.
station
t i o n a n d I m p r o v e m e n t of o u r p r e ­
s u r f a c i n g w h i c h h a s left t h e m i n
as
Five
that w o n d e r f u l f e e l i n g of
about.
Plymouth.
one took $197 i n c a s h f r o m t h e
Saturday
of
b y the K n i g h t s of
and a
of
The
some-
Faye
quickly
a newcomer,
accepted
community.
and
Schoolcraft has
it
YEARS AGO
said
M
f r o m h i s 1901 O l d s m o b i l e r u n -
and
endar.
46528
Hi-Speed
operator,
ed the two top scholastic
m u n i t y to c a r r y the l o a d .
will
C o m ­
permit.
infant
n
Breitner,
Tulane
campaign
day
per­
at
its
m e n t f o r the footage i n f r o n t of
fully
accomplished
the l o c a l
Bob
Station
e
Ah,
m a d e it h a r d to b e l i e v e t h e c a l ­
issue
lank
39, K n i g h t s T e m p l a r , w i l l b e g i n
and
carefully
already
Milford
Friday,
will
for the home
n
^ r i n g w a s i n the a i r t h i s p a s t
who have
snow fell W e d n e s d a y ,
township
the l i b r a r y c o u l d u s e s o m e n e w
construc­
build houses, make their
fall
than
universities;
Because
been
been
are
limitations
strides.
m o r e
o
the m a n y c o u r s e s w h i c h
e r a s s u m e s the c o s t of the p a v e ­
state.
is
M
n
e r t y , the i n d i v i d u a l p r o p e r t y o w n ­
Ground
m a t c h i n g funds
Schoolcraft
i
technical
in-June.
the
m
pens
l i b e r a l a r t s b u i l d i n g W i l l get
But
Its
for
m
to o f f e r
a p p e a r e d i n the
h i s p r o p e r t y . Why s h o u l d t h i s b e
pletion
r
ment i s done i n f r o n t of t h e p r o p -
soon
a
center.
these facilities
o
be
Will
buildings
con­
opened,
administration,
new
on
were
Schoolcraft
library
by
building
be
their
Before
and
joined
Schoolcraft
expected.
anything,
Was
their
the
Nutten,
books,
To
making
O n e - P a g e
notaddicted
watched,
about
Donald
O
C. Schrader and R o ­
Three
ton
such as psychology, international
E r i c
D r .
graceful
high ranking schools in M i c h i g a n
The
While
f
offi­
statements.
Wild--eyed
s
V _ / '
there
predicted
Schoolcraft
w
the S c h o o l B o a r d ' s t h r e e p a r t
Our
doubt
have
in
doors
Scheffer
were judged
ing
year.
no
under
its
Schoolcraft
Another
v/ill
opened
students
next
anticipated
••groWth
college
Section
p e r - h o u r s p e e d s , he then s t o p ­
Pythias,
GaU
Blackburn and Robert
c a n b e f o u n d at a l m o s t a l l o t h e r
As
the
e
Allen.
R e c o r d a news article c o n c e r n ­
aboard.
L a s t
cials,
Garden
sense
tax,
reality.
climbed
to
and
s
tho F r l i f r . r -
plan f o r future school
Clarenceville
U
the E d i t o r :
Recently
fruit.
voters
Plymouth,
contest,
first
danc­
couple.
season
boxers
boxing
d a y evening
the 8th
the m o s t
s
son of D r . and
i n the h i g h
Nelson
Runner-up
a n d Shirley
n
nasium.
contestants were P a t r i c i a B a s kins
pitching a n d timely hitting.
their
Thursday
rn
1961
64
graders.
r
s o n of M r .
Herrick,
E . B . Cavell Jr.,
year
chosen
for
a n d septic
Funeral
To
October,
t
see
"Michigan
three
9th
contest
building
"education
Week's
and
t h e i r f i r s t two
the
undertaken
interested
two.
In
S p e a k
sev­
could
state's
this
on
and
in a
u
e d into the r a n k o f p a g e T h u r s ­
was
mits
FIVE
been
perhaps,
They
of
er
lost 5 - l .
Seven
the c o l l e g e b e g a n
vision.
outlined
M i r r o r "
only,
educators
keen
dropping
Cavell,
Northville
the t r o p h y a t t h e
Weiss
T
YEARS AGO
been featured attractions
honors.
a s the m o s t g r a c e f u l g i r l
i n d i c a t i o n o f what i t t a k e s to
In
all.
establish
of
c r i s i s "
Schoolcraft
matched
exists
years
citizens
of
Mrs.
Clar­
g
Northville Wo­
Herrick,
four-year-old
year
n
succeeding M r s .
M r s . Stan
Casey
YEARS AGO
Marlene
on a
throw
near
top
N o r t h v i l l e M u s t a n g s at least have
win,
Northville,
Haggerty
and
NatinniS
the
land B . Widmeyer were
of " S g a n a r e l l a " a t the U n i -
A
growth
•phenominal
en
on
won
i
TWENTY-FIVE
Swain
last
r
And
Punky
contest
an
road.
The
the
located
Northville
Town"
inspector,
the
C l a r e n c e v i l l e and
"Cleanest
p
week!
won b y
the
building
services
college,
serving
Livonia,
City.
from
Schoolcraft
in
S
Hahn.
Manufacturers National Bank.
C o w l e , s o n of M r . a n d M r s .
games
Sunday decJication
for
Diana
and Jack
ke displayed
versitv last weekend.
d
S I L L SLIGER
Weel? f r o m
Will
teachers,
Vice-president A . Russell
i n the N o r t h v i l l e -
tournament
After
By
faculty
off t h e trol)hy
Northville
i g a n U n i v e r s i t y , p l a y e d the l e a d
c
by
Northville
i n the M e t r o p o l i t a n M i a m i
role
e
the
y e a r . It m a r k s t h e s e c o n d
to s p a r k a n
d r i v e , l a n d e d a 51 p o u n d a m b e r -
James
R
by
Welch
sliowed
d r y ground and
s t r e e t , a s e n i o r at C e n t r a l M i c h ­
e
NEWS
D u n i a p street w a s elected pre­
b o a r d of
and H o n Schipper.
Ed
N o r t h v i l l e w i l l b e a m o n g the
winds,
b y the N o r t h v i l l e
P a u l W e s t of 21800 C o n n e m a r a
SPEAKING
h
math­
presented
Jim
T
high
program was approv­
A s s o c i a t i o n leave M a y 7 for a trip
recent F l o r i d a vacation.
r
R E C O R D - N O V I
W . H . C a n s f i e l d of W e s t
Del
fishing
o
junior
Mrs.
was
Novi area.
Blough
William C.
N O R T H V I L L E
and
valedictorian
prepared
grass
Bauerle
for
man's National F a r m and G a r d e n
up
Harrington
Jo^in
The
15, 1965
for salutatorian.
club,
u n u s u a l l y high n u m b e r of S p r i n g
Advertising
Fred
Friday
of
of
Mirh
on
man's
High
S^.OO
April
P a s t
sident
RATK.S;
IN MICIIIG.liN;
e
plan
of the W o ­
c a r e l e s s b u r n i n g of t r a s h t e a m e d
S4.00 P E R Y E . A R
h
education. T h e three-track
members
w o m e n m a k i n g the t r i p .
Sl
T
trots
revised
b e r s . M o n d a y night.
abroad.
P a i d at N u r t h i i l i e .
f
Faye
ematical
Ki'cord.
MirhiKiin
and
the new c i t y h a l l c o u n c i l c h a m ­
Sixteen
b> T h e N o r t h n i l i '
O
night.
Northville city council will
hold its first official meeting i n
101 N . ("enter .St.. N o r t h v i l l e ,
t
paces
Y E A R AGO
The
&FF|tlATE. MEMBER :
Inc..
u
S
ONE
N A T I O N A L
O
MONDAY
9
9
<
Novi
S E E
Y O U R
L O C A L
F O R D
D E A L E R
C h i l c e of Buttermilk, Buckwheat or
c e m Pancakes
The
Section O n e - P a g e Six
Thursday, April 15, 1965
N O R T H V I L L E R E C O R D - N O V I NEWS
P a r a g o n
N o r t h v i l l e
C i t y
C o u n c i l
x M i n u t e s
The
regular meeting of the Moved by Kester, supported by Canterbury, supported by Carl­ only. Mr. Wagner, an Eagles
Northviile City Council was call- Carlson that recommendation of son that it 1)€ approved and adopt­ member, explained that they have
ed to order by Mayor Allen, Mon­ the city majager to accept bids ed. Unanimously carried.
100 members (in order to have a
day, March 15, 1965, 8:00 p.m. (this bid met specifications) of RECOMMENDATION from plan­ club license) and they have 10
in the Northville City hall.
John Mach Ford Scies be ap­ ning Commission to Adopt Resi­ parking spaces in the rear of
Present: Allen, Ambler, Can­ proved. Unanimously carried.
dential Unit Development Plan their building for their club.
terbury, Carlson and Kester. Ab­ CONSIDER AGREEMENT WITH Amendment to the Zoning Ordi­
Moved by Ambler, supported by
sent: None. Others present; DETROIT W.iTER BOARD:
nance:
Kester that the application for
George Zerbei, Wallace Nichols, A communication from Ayres,
Mr. Zerbei, chairman of the club liquor license and dance per­
Scout Troop ((222, Mr. W. Wag­ Lewis, Norrls and May, signed Planning Commission stated that mit for Eagles'Club, 1135. Cent­
ner.
by Ray Smits was read. (Tills is this amendment reflects a num­ er be approved. Unanimously
The minutes of the previous consulting firm working on water ber of ordinances throughout the carried.
meeting were approved with 2 route project). The communica- country relative to "cluster de­ FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF
corrections.
tion was relative to alternative velopment.'' It does not create a Amendment to the Electrical
The City Manager prefaced an routes for the rater line, their zone but a permit is applied for code:
examination of the bills with an recommendation is the N. Cent­ for its application. Mr. Canter­
Mr. Salow explained the amend­
explanation of bills entitled er St., Dunlap, Wing and Fair- bury asked if Northville Town­ ment is a safety measure which
DPW HoNORED-The .'Automobile Club of Michigan
"Professional Services - E. brook streets route. Mr. Smlts ship has a similar type of plan­ should be observed. After some
commended .Northville's department of public worJts
Klng|' as being for nursing care said he had discussed this route ning.
discussion, this was tabled until
for its "outstanding snow removal program" during
for E. King duringhlshogjitallz- and the Detroit Water Board Is
Part 112 should be broadened to the April 6th meeting. The city
the traffic-paralyzing blizzard between February 25
ation. These were paldby the city aware of the recommendation include the possibility of the area manager and city attorney are to
and March 1. The commendation also cited the coop­
and city will be reimbursed by that Ayres, Lewis, Norrls and to be used as a special park; formulate an amendment, legally
eration of all governmental units within the city. The
Michigan Mutual lliabillty Com­ May has made.
some concern expressed on lot worded, which is practical for its
presentation was made to .Mayor .\. M. .Allen by Mike
pany.
City of Northville will be allow­ size - this to be 80' Instead of appUcation.
Conrad (left) of the A.AA.
Moved by Kester, supported by ed to examine all proposals be­ 75'. Work should be done on ap­ Mr. Smits and the city attorney
Carlson that bills in the follow­ fore entering into construction peal provision, lot coverage by read the resolution which would
ing amounts be paid:
contract. The city manager has buildings, work onportlonassur- approve construction documents
General
$19,006.52 been working permits with a ing city that the developer will and through permits would con­
Water
6,909.82
cash and performance bond which carry out plans for development trol the temporary routes, etc.
Unanimously carried.
C a l e n d a r
the contractors wIU have to take as outlined. City attorney is to Moved by Canterbury, supported
The mayor welcomed the lead­ out. These permits will speU out check on these.
by Ambler that this resolution be
ers and members of the Scout many details which are not spell­
The first reading for Residen­ adopted.
Troop #222 (Girls) and thanked ed out in the actual contract. The tial Unit Development Plan Unanimously carried.
J o t t i n g s
them for the help which their present agreement is the second Amendment is set for Monday, FINANCIAL REPORT for Feb­
group gave during the last year's one presented andisalmostiden- March 22, 1965 and the PubUc ruary, 1965;
dedication of the new Municipal tlcal with the first, plus some of hearing would be April 6, 1965
The financial report for Feb­
Building.
the additions which were or­ CONSfflER A POUCY statement ruary, 1965 was accepted.
COMMUNICATIONS:
iginally suggested. The attorney for use of Municipal Building MISCELLANEOUS;
A letter recelved from Mrs. Lu- explained that the permits cov­ Meeting Rooms;
The city attorney reported that The women of Ule First Metho­ funds totaling $450. Cancer in­
etta Reng, Pres., Northville Wo­ er:
Mrs. Carlson reported that Mr Senator Brown has introduced a dist church of Northvilie wlU surance is also available to aux­
man's club relative to the club's (1) Full-time injector on the Potthoff, Mr. Kester and she had bill into the state legislature to hold a rummage sale, Friday, Ap­ iUary members.
concern for the old Library build­ job - will be paid by contractor met and reviewed the various outlaw pari - mutuel betting. rU 23, from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. in
The Past Matrons of Orient
ing onS. Wing street now occupied (2) Amount of roadway to be meeting places in the city. They There wIU be a hearing in Lan­ the feUowship haU of the church.
chapter wlU meet at the home
by the Board of Education. Coun­ worked on at any one time.
Pick-up for donations on Thurs­
also recommended the following sing on March 18.
of Mrs. WlUbur Johnston, 370
cil asked the city manager toreIt Is to be determined more in day can be arranged by calling Orchard drive, April 21, at 12:30
(3) City will be protected for policy to the council for use of
ply stating that notice would be
detail regarding this meeting; Mrs. Warren Flttery, 349-3593; p.m. for a desert luncheon and
adjustments to detour streets the Municipal Building:
given the club before any plans
All meeting faciUtles of the representatives of city council, Mrs. Jessie Boyd, 349-3093 or business meeting.
after construction is completed.
are made for the library build­
(4) Provisions for cash and NorthvlUe Municipal Building Mayor and City Manager to at- Mrs. Floyd Gregory, 349-0795.
ing.
surety bond for performance of ShaU be available to any city- tend.
The women ofSt. John's Episco­
A letter from Clyde Vadner, provisions.
gwnsored organizations.
There being no further business, To raise funds for the sifliport pal church, 574 Sheldon road,
20930 E. Chlgwldden (Northville (5) Other factors are Included
Any non-regularly scheduled the meeting adjourned at 12:30
of the V.F.W. National Cancer Plymouth, will hold an annual
Estates), stating his exposition to in agreement - plans and speci­ meeting by other organizations a.m.
fund, the women of Northville meeting and election of officers
Thompson-Brown's request for
may
be
considered
on
their
merfications. Permit must be obtain­
Re.spectfuUy submitted
Wednesday, April 21, following
auxiUary 401 are ^nsorlng a
rezonhJg of Eight Mile road prop­
ed from City on work to be done. it when relating to civic affairs.
Martha M. MiUIe
rummage sale, April 22 and April Ule 10 a.m. communion service.
erty. City manager was instruct­
The council chamber and aux­
Mr. Canterbury asked if any
City Clerk
is crusade for cancer month.
A poUuck luncheon wiUbe serv­
ed to acknowledge this letter and
enabling legislation was needed iliary meeting room may be used
Mrs. Clara Broda, chairman ed at noon foUowed by a program
assure Mr. Vadner this would be
under
this
poUcy
at
no
charge
to exercise such a permit and
for the V.F.W. auxiliary cancer and talk by Reverend Donald V.
referred to a later date.
Moved by .Ambler, supported by
was answered negatively.
fund, reported that two members Young, a -chaplain in Ann Arbor.
A request from Mr. Scott Krausc
Mr. Ambler asked regarding Canterbury that this poUcy be U S E O U R W A N T A D S of the V.F.W., have received'^
president of the Northville Es­
adopted. Unanimously carried.
tates Sub. Ass'n., to have Eight construction prior to April I5th
Copies are to be seat to coun­
Mile road within the city Umlts and was told this was not pos­
cil.
sible.
Permit
will
cover
con­
in the vicinity of Northville Es­
PREUMINARY report on Spring
P & A
T H E A T R E
tates (Taft to Beck road) resign­ struction prior to June I5th. Mr.
ed to 40 mph. Council asked the Ambler was also concerned with street repair program:
NORTHVILLE
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Mr. Harold Penn, city engineer
city manager to inquire speed location of tap. Detroit has agreed
reviewed
the
streets
to
be
re­
Last Time Toni9ht-"Worl(l Ot HeIity » i e i r t " - C o l o r
limit In this area and determine to leave two taps and Mr. Smlts
would Uke to study this ques­ paired in the ^ring of 1965 and
if 40 mph can be posted.
Peter Seller'sA letter from Rev. Pankow, tion. City Attorney and Mr. Smlts estimated their cost at $88,050,
i n
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e
w
wIU formulate a resolution to be The city manager was asked to
Fri., Sat., Sun. Matinee-"TIIe Island of llie Blue
former pastor at St. Paul's Luth­ acted on later in council meet­ prepare a Ust of the street Im­
Dolphins"--Color--Celia Kaye & George Kennedy
eran Church, thanking Mayor ing. (The permit should not al­ provements in priority order and
Allen for his letter and wishing low construction during the race also to present for consideration
Sun., Men., Tues. Evening Only--"Dear Heart"
the city of Northville best wish­ meet).
by the council, the surplus funds
Glen Ford, Geraldine Page. .
es.
CONTINUATION of Hearing and available which might be used
A letter from the Wayne Coun­ Second Reading ol CBDand CB for the street improvementsfrom
Starts Wed., April 21-"Girl Happy"-Color
ty Library Board regarding Sen­ Parking District:
the current year budget.
ate Bill #65. The Mayor asked
Elvis Presley
City Attorney asked if the Plan­ ADOPT A New Resolution Au­
that Mrs. Wagenschutz be con­ ning Commission knew of any thorizing the Judge, City Clerk
sulted and that copies of this biu other ordinances In existence and Treasurer to sign checks
be sent to council; also Special which require off-street park­ for the Municipal Court:
Meeting could be held relative to ing. Mr. Zerbei explained that The clerk read the standard res­
this, if necessary.
the owner must provide the off- olution requesting an account for
OPEN BIDS FOR POUCE CAR: street parking. The Municipal the NorthvlUe Municipal Court
THE
P f / V ^ T H E A T R E
The notice, asking for bids for Parking Authority wlU provide authorizing the judge, city clerk
Police Car, as It appeared in the parking for the Business District and treasurer to sign checks for
Northville Record was read by and also for the financing.
the Municipal Court of NorthvlUe
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MICH.
the clerk.
Moved by Carlson, supportedby (two of three signatures). Moved
The attorney opened the follow­ Kester that the Hearlfig on the by Carlson, supported by Kester
The
Home
of
Single
Features
ing bids;
CBD and CBPD be adjourned un­ to adopt said resolution.
G. E. Miller Sales i Service, til the Special Meeting called for Unanimously carried.
NorthvlUe, Mich. $2,204.78, less Monday. March 22. 1965.
CHANGE DATE for next council
Staftlng Wednesday, April 14th
$800 (trade-in) equals $1,404.78. Unanimously carried.
meeting from Monday, April 5 to
John Mach Ford Sales i Ser­ After some discusaon or uie Tuesday, April 6, 1965:
vice, NorthvlUe, Mich. $1,856, Municipal Parking Authority
Moved by Kester, supported by
less $900 (.rade-in) equals $956. Amendment, it was moved by Carlson that the regular first
meeting in .4pril for the North­
ville City Council be changed to
Tuesday, April 6; 8:00 because
of the April 5, election. UnaniCONTINUOUS
mously carried.
NOW
Y O U C A N R E N T
or BUY
CITY ATTORNEY to report on
PERFORMANCES!
Eagles', 113 S. Center street re
POPULAR P R I C E S !
quest for club liquor Ucense and
dance permit:
IT'S THE
BmSTEHTERTAmmm
The city attorney talked to the
TO ROCK THE SCREEH WITH LAUBHTER!
Liquor Control
emission in
Detroit - the club could only sell
liquor to members and guests
"•k-k-k-k
(HIGHEST RATING)!
THE AUDIENCE ROARS...THE RAFTERS
when accompanied by,members;
RING WITH LAU6HTERi"-Nr»...,N.-.
the dance floor area'should be
clearly delineated and dancing
p b W R ' R A K E S
"HIURIOUS AU. THE WAY!"
allowed for members and guests
> f<*w rw
i we
(THATCH REMOVER)
"A CRASH-BANG, (BRAND-SUM KEYSTONE 1 • »
COPADVENHIREl"-»r.s...«f.....
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mm
BUY ANY
If
"A SMASH!"
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jacrcoui
and
SPREADER
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CUSTOMER
SERVICE
Ashley is located betweeii St.
Johns and Alma on M-57.
Paragon President Gilbert Innes announced that the Ashley
firm now employs 70, but expects
to reach a payroll of 200 within
a month.
E l e c t r i c
E a r n i n g s
Western Electric Company,
manufacturing and supply unit of
the Bell System, announced total
sales for 1964 of $3,ll8 million,
a new company higii and an in­
crease of lo percent over 1954.
Company earnings were up
from $140.5 million in 1963 to
$152.8 miUlon In 1964.
Western Electric reported an
Increase
In employment of
10,400. One of its 35 distribution
centers Is located on Sheldon
road In Plymouth. The company
empioys some 1,580 persons in
Michigan with a statewide payroll
of $10 l/2 mlUlon.
C O N S U M E R S
P O W E R
S H A R E
O W N E R S
are
inVlted
cordially
to
attend
Regional
of
Up
a
Meeting
Shareholders
M O N D A Y ,
APRIL
19, A T 8:00 P. M .
C O M P A N Y
S E R V I C E
C E N T E R
4 6 0 0
Coolidge
Oak,
Royal
Consumers
discuss
Power
motion
be
Husbands
s
C
p
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r
e
officers
affairs,
share
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v
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W
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t
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r
s
B
e
are
G
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r
m
invited
Shooting consistently in the
low 70's is good golfing In any­
body's book. But whena 17-yearold
youngster does It, that's
something to behold.
Northville's Jim St. Germain,
a high school senior with enough
llonors to stock a pretty good
sized showcase, hopes to go one
better by breaking the 70barrier.
And by all indications, there
seems to be no reason why he
shouldn't.
t
Got
a
i
n
l-Door
Station Wagon
?
U S D o The Woifc
w e ' l l c I e i n ( w u h ) y o u r Mvindows, tilce d o w n y o u r i t o n m ,
put u p y o u r K r e e m , w a s h y o u r with, c t e i n y o u r quttert,
n u k e y o u r f l o o n i h l n e (and even tIist dsric basement).
Clean your rvgt.
i=REE ESTIMATES
FARMER
IJANITORIAL
263
SERVICE
FARMEK
PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN
Phon*
453-0411
'S5 Chcnj n Xora Spnrl Coupe
R E - P A I N T
waiting
for
kind
of
car,
with
kind
of
j u s t your
p r i c e - w a i t
Chimlel
It's a bigger, more
beautiful car this year. Which
is why that handsome silhou­
ette could be mist;iken forcars
costing a thou.sand—even two
thousand—dollans more.
kind
y o u CAN GIVE
j u s t
no
of
WORLD"
PLEASE
iWMrliijSr
rlcMnctiur.iiiiilEiiMiEH
N O T E _ _
FROM...
Nightly ShoiNings 6:50 and 9:25
N O W l
power,
YOUR HOME A
SMART-
LOOKING,
NEW APPEARANCE
BY RE­
PAINTING
IT NOW WITH KYANIZE
PAINT. Just one coat covers most
longer!
Chmlle. This one's got lively
look.s, .spirited power, a softer
ride—and remarkable room
atop a highly maneuverable
wheelbase. No wonder it's
today'.s favorite mid-size car.
Cmair. Ask any '65 Corvair
owner how it feels to drive a
car with such e.isy steering,
tenacious traction and respon­
sive rear-engine power. And be
I'eady to do lots of listening.
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NORTHVILLE
A u f o , L i f e & Fire Ins.
PAUL F. FOLINO
210 S. Center
Nortilville
FI-9-118S
STATE
FARM
Insurance ConiDanies
linnir Orriri-n: HloofTitniiloll. 111.
SPORTS CALENDAR
VARSITY BASEBALL
Todoy-Claronceville-H
Monday-Clarkston-A
Wednesday-Walled Lake-H
JV BASEBALL
Tuesday—Walled L a k e - A
TRACK
Tuesday-Holly and
Haston-H
TENNIS
Today-Clarenceville-H
Monday-Southfield-A
GOLF
Monday-Milford-H
Wednesday-Walled Lake-H
i
m
protection.
Chevelle,
Corvair,
Buy
4
ADMISSION
CHILDREN
FOR ALL
under J2--50c
C h e v r o l e t
NORTHVILLE
o
r
"Nobody has seen the suspect In
town or have we had any com­
plaints."
Tims NorthvlUe PoUce Chief
Eugene King summarized the sta­
tus of the so-called sick man who
has indecently exposed himself In
front of yoimg girls.
d
S t i l l
S o u g h t
on the west end of the city.
The sick man. Chief King said,
Is believed to be driving a late
model Ford sedan "either Ught
blue, dark blue or white."
The man is described as being
in his late 20s, five feet, eightinches taU, weighing 150 pounds,
having a smaU mustache and dark
bushy hair and wearing darkrimmed glasses and a brown
coat.
King said that if the sugiect
Is seen that residents should
jot down the Ucense plate num­
ber and call poUce at 349-1234.
flag In the guise of two transfer
students, Dave and Chuck Boerg­
er. JuiUor I^avelsashortstopand
King said that "whoever he is
Senior Chuck is a second sacker.
he has just faded away."
They give the Mustangsaddltlonal
One suspect, picked up as a re­
bench strength, and Kucher point­
sult of a sketch appearing in this
ed out that with more work, they
newspaper, was even viewed by
might even break into the starting
two girls who had earUer signed
Uneup before the season'sover.
complaints.
On the mound, the pitching sit­
"But they couldn't identify him
uation is firming up. Besides his
starters, Imsland and Steve Ev­ and he was released," the chief
ans, Kucher has come up with a stated.
So far the man has exposed him­ T o
possible reUefer.
S i n g
He's Mike Grant, a sophomore. self only three times, according
With Monday's wind, the cind­ to poUce record. 'Victims have
ers are dry at the high school, ranged In age from an 11-year- E a s t e r
where the Northville thinclads old Girl Scout to a 17-year-old
have been going through their student at the high school.
In one instance the man enter­ C a n t a t a
paces.
Last Thursday's scheduled tri­ ed a home on Dunlap street clad Members of Uie adult choir of
First Baptist Church of
angular meet here with South only in a checkered shirt. He fled Uie
Lyon and Brighton was reset for as police were being called. All NorthviUe, wiU present "HaUerun off yesterday. Because of the Incidents have taken place lujall. What A Saviour", an Eas­
ter cantata by John W. Peterson
vacation. South Lyon did not com­
at 7:30 p.m. Sunday in the main
pete.
T w o
F i r e
C a l l s
auditorium of the church.
Even though the harriers got
The choir has been rehears­
outside for workouts, there was
NorthvlUe firemen responded to
some sad news for Coaches Roy two fires Sunday morning. One ing for Ulis event since Feb­
Herald and Ralph Redmond. Their was at the old Whipple estate on ruary 1st under Ule direction
top high jumper, Richard Castil­ Eight Mile and the other was a of Dewey Gardner. The accom­
lo, injured his foot, thus sidelin­ switch box of the C i 0 railroad panist is Miss Susan Berryman
ing himself for at least three leading Into NorthvlUe State hos­ and narrator Wilbur Berryman.
Prior to the cantata an organ
weeks.
pital.
Coach Al Jones' golfers have
Police Chief Eugene King said prelude wiU be played by Miss
been hard put to find a dry green, that pranksters are beUeved to Joy Kadey.
Featured soloists wiU be- so­
let alone practice. Not one ses­ have set off the blaze in the bam
sion has been held thus far, due at the Whipple estate. Damage pranos, rla Black, JoAnn Kltzfnan, Audrey Wes^hall; alto, Noto -wet grounds.
was minor, he said.
rine Berryman; tenor, Donald
I Gardner; baritone, WiUiam SauI ber; bass, CJeorge McDaniel.
OUler choir members include:
I Marguerite MarshaU, MarUyn
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0
B
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r
r
i
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r
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I McDaniel, Hazel McCoy, MarUia Kadey, Janice lUtzman, Renee WestphaU, Shirley Custer,
Like any golfer who's human,
Jim also hopes to fire his wayl Manne Crawford, DelBlack, John
Jim just prayerfuUy hopes for into two other tournaments: Oie George, Rick McCoy, Daniel Mcmore good days.
Western Amateur at Point of coy, Ray Westphall, George
Providing he plays up to snuff Woods Golf Course, one of the Casteel.
in the comhjg season, he'U be toughest courses in Michigan, The public is cordiaUy invited
going after some pretty big stakes and the Western Junior Amateur j to attend this service,
this year de^lte the di^osltion tournament for golfers under 21
of Lady Luck.
In Iowa.
I
T
I
He will enter the U.S. Open
With Uiat experience behindlr I r e
J L e V e l S
this summer, Uie only tourna­ him, the Uien NorthviUe grad­
ment, as Jim points out, that uate WiU set out for coUege. As T V / i n i
W f i t n P
Sam Snead has never won. To of yet he has not made a definite^ ' « ^ ^
M.XUlllt^
make the grade, Jim must qual­ choice, but he's narrowed Uie A Novi home burned to the
ify in the opening round at the possibiUties down to Ule Uni- ground after going up In flame
Meadowbrook Country Club, site versity of Houston or Michigan twice last week.
of the state eliminations. Then he State University.
.J Volunteer firemen re^nded to
must qualify again at another
Undecided on a course of study, ablaze at theSumellLintonrescourse before moving on to the there's one thing Jim's certainof idence at 46220 Eleven Mile last
Open.
- he'd Uke to be a pro. If his Wednesday at 10:46 a.m.
dream comes true there's UtOe
''re report said that the
doubt that his biggest rooter win Linton's three-year-old child
was playing with matches vpbe his coach.
stairs and set off Ule fire. It took
Uie department four hours to
bring the blaze under control.
M e e t
Y o u r
The second floor was destroyed
C o n g r e s s m a n
and ale first story wasbadly gut­
Congressman Weston E. Viv­ ted, according to Ule fire report.
ian, representative of Uie second Early Thursday morniiig a
district (including NorffiviUeJ neighbor of the Linton's awc*e
township), WiU hold office hours and noticed Uiat Uie fire had
for citizens at Ule Plymouth post started up again. This time fireoffice
from 4:30-5:30 p.m. men were at Uie scene for three
Thursday, AprU 22.
^ hours and the entire house was
—
I desteoyed.
P
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m
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t
e
Easy now—Just enough
O
b
i
t
MRS. ANNIE BELL
Services were held at the Cas­
terline funeral home at 2 p.m.
Saturday for Mrs. Annie BeU who
died April 7 at the Novi convales­
cent home after a long illness.
The Reverend S. D. Kinde of the
First Methodist church officiated
at the service and Interment was
at Rural Hill cemetery. Mrs.
Bell's home was at 43754 Park
Grove court, and was a resident
of Northville for 30 years. Mrs.
BeU, born in Epsom, England in
1887, was 78. Her husband. Royal
A. died hi 1933. She Is survived
by a son David of NorthviUe, two
sisters, Mrs. AUce Gorden of
NorthviUe and Mrs. Editt Harp­
er of England; a brother. Jack
Chltty, of England and two grand­
children.
Mrs. Matle (DePagter) Hafendorfer, 76, died Monday In Tuc­
son, Arizona. She'saformer Novi
resident. Services wiU be held
Saturday at Casterline Funeral
Home in NorOlviUe.
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NORTHVILLE LODGE
NO. 186 F. & A. M.
Regular Meeting
Monday of each month
2nd
Howard E . Shields, W.M.
R. F. Coolman. Sec.
B u y
S c o t t ' s
J
y
Fort Knox, Ky. - Pvt. Donald L.
Coleman, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd 0. Coleman, 25615 Clark
street, Novi was graduated from
the automotive school at the Army
Armor Center, Fort Knox, Ky.,
February 22.
During Uie eight-week course
Coleman received instruction in
auto mechanics. Including Uie
operation and maintenance of
various classes of engines.
The 21-year-old soldier enter­
ed the Army in December 1964
and completed basic training at
Fort Knox.
. . . .
S
r
Reverend Lloyd Erasure of the
First Presbyterian church offi­
ciating. Interment was In Glen
Eden Memorial cemetery. Mr.
Yakes, born In Mindon City,
Michigan, January 4, 1879, was
86. He is survivpd by his wife,
Maud and two grandchildren. Ro­
bert S. Jose of Detroit and Mrs.
Philip Wilson of Warren.
STEWART CHARLES YAKES
A retired chef at Maybury San­
atorium, Stewart Charles Yakes
died Monday at his home, 759
Burlingame avenue, Detroit, af­
ter a long UUiess. Services were
held at 3 p.m. Wednesday from
Uie Casterline funeral home with
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P r o d u c t s
G a m b l e
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S t o r e
NORTHVILLE
F1-9-2323
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FISHERMAN
Sunray
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Aluminum
fioafs
SHAKESPEARE
HEDOON
GARCIA
FISHING EQUIPMENT
SEE THEM A L L A T
S m i t h ' s
S p o r f
105 E . Main St.
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"He wouldn't let me play until I
•was 12 years old," Jim said
quietly in his nonchalant man­
ner. "He didn't want me dis­
turbing others on the course
fooUng around to ^11 me from
the start."
The coach with the a ma ring
foresight and the no-nonsense
attitude is Jim's father, C.
St. Germain, who has himself
devoted as much time to Jim
game as he has to bis own
That in itself is quite a sac­
rifice for any father to make
especiaUy one who works full
time as a manufactarer's rep­
resentative for Hyde Leather
Athletic footwear and who's a
reputable golfer in his own right.
Before the St. Germain fanUly
moved to NorthvUIe ia 1962, C
J. was the club champ for two
years at the Marquette Country
Club, and in 1959, he won Uie
Upper Peninsula amateur cbampionship. Now, C.J. is a fivehandicapper at the Meadowbrook
Country Club.
Jim's official training began
when he was 14 at the Loscoyotes Country Cliib in California.
WiUiin one short year, but not
after some Intensive instruction
and practice, Jim began shooting
in the 70's.
Even though be foUowed the
routine that he now adheres to
of hitting a couple of buckets of
balls about three times a week
Jim reluctantly admits that be
bas some innate talent.
Helping him also along the high
road to golf stardom is the crewcut youngster's determination
and a calm under fire that's so
necessary for competitive suc­
cess.
How does Jim hope to break
into the 60's with some consis­
tency? That's right - practice
and more practice. Only thing
he's waiting on this spring is for
the weather to clear up.
'As I get older and become
stronger, I improve my long
shots," he said. "That along
with practice has helped my
game, for the courses are getting
longer each year," added Jim.
Up for ^ c i a l attention this
year win be Jim's putting game.
He admits that he used to be a
better putter, but sUlce his driv­
ing bas improved, he's slacked
off somewhat on his green play.
"Snead and Palmer always sink
those 10 to 15 footers," Jlm ad­
monished, ''and I seem always
to muff them.''
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themselves and a long-lived
exhaust system.
Saturday Shoifvings 1:30-4:10-6:50 and 9:25
For
M
infield is coming around. They
get In front of that baU.
On the basis of four outside
practices already under their
belts, the Mustangs have made
one vital move. Sophomore Pat
Hall, who has been working out
at shortstop, has been relegated
to outfield duty to bolster that
corps.
Need for the change arose out
of John Andrew's injury last
week. Ticketed for a starting
outfield berth, Andrews Injured
his foot, which will sideUne him
for an Interminable period.
Unexpected help was In the of-
A
Sand is no problem
The Pre-Spring Blues
U t
tight
t
he's found a golf course a nat­
ural habitat. But strangely
enough, he didn't begin in any
au^iclous manner.
He just shagged wedges with a
basebaU giove for his ccach.
Since Jim first took to the
links when he was 11 years old,
sitting
a
The Ud Is off the local gjrlng beat Butch Morose, 6-1, 6-2, and
sports program, but just barely Langtry dumped Dave Powers in
as teams round out the second Identical straight sets, 6-3.
In the doubles competition, the
week of competition.
With the athletic groundsplen- tandem of Larry Thlbos-Randy
ty soggy, the Mustang netters CaUguirl romped, 6-0, 6-0, over
were the only ones to have a go Joe Schulthels-Steve May, and
at It. And their first start was the team of Dave Kerr-Steve
t whopping success as they troun­ Quay won, 6-0, 6-1 over Bob
ced visiting Milford Thursday at Sanders-Mike CasweU.
In a third pairing, which was
Cass Benton park, 5-0.
Track, baseball and golf events not scored, NorthviUe'sBIll Hart
dirough Tuesday were called off. won in straight love sets over
They will be re-scheduledlfpos­ Jim Demko.
Raring to go is the Northville
sible.
In fact last Monday's varsity varsity ball team.
"The boys have been hustling
baseball game here with Brigh­
ton WlU hopefuUy be played this all the way," said Coach Bob
Saturday in the first of the make- Kucher. "I hope we phiy pretty
soon so we won't lose our edge."
Hi games.
Kucher cautioned, however,
Although scheduled games have
been postponed, workouts In all that he'd rather delay a baU
quarters were held with a few game rather than play one to just
Inconveniences. Latest reports get it in.
Despite the postponements,
tave the local athletes rounding
Kucher lias been sending his
into shape.
It was a clean sweep Thurs­ charges through batting drills
day for Coach Dick Norton'snet- outside. Three of his stalwarts
men. At no time were they in have been standouts at the plate
trouble against admittedly weak - Jerry Imsland, Bob BeUer and
Doug Swiss.
Milford.
The biggest surprise thisyear,
Number one singles man, Jim
Long, laced his opponent, Gary according to Kucher, has been
Briggs, 6-2, 6-0 to get the Mus- Outfielder Bob Tuck. "He'sreally been hustling," the Mustang
tanes off and running.
Norbert Parent and Bob Lang­ Mentor said, "and he's in the
try, playing in the number two best playing shape ever. He's
and three singles ^ots, respec­ really sUmmed down."
As if that wasn't enough to
tively, won with ease, parent
please Kucher, he said that the
Already the sUm, 145-pounder
lias walked off with medaUst hon­
ors in the Wayne-Oakland Con­
ference, the regionals, and the
state high school finals.
And as if that isn't enough, he
carted off third place (last year)
ln United States Golf Association
Junior championship andfinished
among the top 16 amateur menin
the state.
Such i^arkUng proficiency on
the golf course didn't come with­
out hard work and fierce deterJnination to succeed, along with
some exceUent coaching by a
flrst-rate tutor.
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15,
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school
R o t a r y club
for
Ken Rathert, C.P.C.U.
each
T u e s d a y a n d w a s a substitute o r ­
s c h o o l of m u s i c .
A
120 N . C E N T E R
of the
U
C h i z m a r was
companist
T h e r e c i t a l i s being given under
audioes
fraternity
Earlier,
Univer­
s i t y of M i c h i g a n c a m p u s .
the
HOME-AUTO-BUSINESS
P h i K a p p a L a m b d a - an h o n o r a r y
recital
p . m . at the
on the
R e c i t a l
i s a m e m b e r of the C h i c h a p t e r o f
Samuel J . C h i z m a r is p e r f o r m
ing
Charles F. Carrir)gton
G r a d u a t i o n
graduate
of
ganist
Northville
at
the
local
Methodist
ELECTRIC
church
high school, C h i z m a r will r e c e i v e
CONTRACTOR
his bachelors degree May 1 from
U of M . H e p l a n s to study f o r
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to
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s t r e e t a n d the
William
and
51st
F i v e girl scouts giKglIng over i c e cream cones.
of C o l l e g i a t e
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t o r of the F i r s t M e t h o d i s t c h u r c h . t r a r s a.nd A d m i s s i o n O f f i c e r s A p ­
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At
Sealed proposals will be received by the City of
Northville, Michigan up to B p.ni. Eastern Standard Time,
on April 19,1965 and promptly thereafter, the proposals
will be publicly opened and read aloud. The proposals will
be reviewed by the City Engineer and the award of contracts will be made by the City Council at the earliest
time possible.
meeting
annual
Reverend Ricliards, former p a s ­ Association
CITY OF NORTHVILLE, (MICHIGAN
the
moment, C h i z m a r i s
organist
the
and choir director
20
through
23
In
Chicago.
Lady
H a r t l i v e s at 945 N o r t h C e n t e r
for
of
and
spring
and g l a s s
holders
and
Victory
eighth
grade
school.
The
A new-bom
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i
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c o l t n u z z l i n g u p to I t s
i
p
s i g n s of s p r i n g w e r e c h a r g e
The tlrst
a
Municipal
Court
l
C
a n d f i n e d $ 2 5 o r 30 d a y s
e v i d e n t i n J u d g e C h a r l e s M c D o n - In the D e t r o i t
aid's
mother.
H o u s e of C o r r e c ­
Monday tion.
when two P l y m o u t h m e n took a d -
o
streets
u
April
t
5. S h e w a s
An
hlsflne
suspended.
assault and battery
charge
DeHoCo.
w a s made by L u V e r n e I m z l a n d o f
go f i s h i n g i n the p o n d s a r o u n d
J e r o m e S m i t h , 8806 M i c h i g a n
N o r t h v i l l e . B u t t h e y f o r g o t to get A v e n u e , D e t r o i t w a s c h a r g e d with
a license.
not h a v i n g a v a l i d o p e r a t o r s 11c-
M a s t l e of A n n A r b o r . T h e a s s a u l t
vantage o f the b a l m y w e a t h e r to a n d
William
Hall,
Frederick
was
committed
to
H e n n i n g , 1251 H a r t s -
street
in
Northville
March
Fry
road against
took p l a c e b e t w e e n the
family of d u c k s taking a dip i n a p l a c i d pond.
Joseph
Paddock
H o n o r
street. Joseph
29.
Mastle also filed
citizens complaint against
S m i t h was a r r a i g n e d A p r i l 6 and
I n i t i a t e s
Imz-
l w r t C . G r e e n of the State C o n ­ p a s t e d a $25 b o n d to a s s u r e h i s l a n d . A t t h e i r t r i a l the c o m p l a l n s e r v a t i o n D e p a r t m e n t . T h e p a i r a p p e a r a n c e at h i s t r i a l . H e w a s t a n t s a s k e d d i s m i s s a l o f t h e c h a r ­
g e s a n d the m o t i o n w a s g r a n t e d .
p l e a d e d g u i l t y to the c h a r g e a n d f o u n d g u i l t y a n d f i n e d ? 1 0 .
w e r e f i n e d $5 a n d $5 c o u r t c o s t s
o r one d a y h i j a i l .
T h e y p a i d their fines.
John Zunlc,
bury
for
Lindlg,
passing
a p a t i e n t a t t h e M a y - line
Sajjatorlum,
April 9
Ronald
401
South L y o n was
was
the
was found guilty a s
charged
C A R S
.
. .
Marie
was
cost
or
fined $75.
30
days
table
12 a n d p l e a d e d g u i l t y to
M i l e s
Northville
from
the
high
BIU
Forsyth
and
junior
class
Bill
was
Boerger, a transfer
David
studeiltfrom
400 L F .
8,300 L.F.
the
David's father
Is
Charles Boerger,
Is
the R e v e r e n d
decorations
for
Convalescent
Easter
favors
the
Center.
for
the
t r a y s at
patients'
In
March
children
at
the
giris
the
F i s h e r Home in Farmington.
will
" S u p e r - R i g h t "
C o r n - F e d
After
1 0 , 0 0 0 m i l e s of d r i v i n g ,
a n automobile engine has taken a
s e v e r e b e a t i n g with
considerable
w e a r to i t s m o v i n g p a r t s .
Distributor
points
Park
G r a n d R i v e r M a r c h 26.
Justice Court in Novi.
Bruce
Robertson
A
of
42492
13
made
i n g without
Henry
due c a r e a n d c a u t i o n
lice
plug
ton
and
voltage s p a r k s ,
has
pumped
water,
14
m i l l i o n high
the
water
400,000
pump
g a l l o n s of
the f u e l p u m p 700 g a l l o n s
being
At his
opened
fine
and
times.
fy
clfsed
14
million
himself
age
tion.
keep
original perfor­
fuel
economy
at
Novi
after
police,
driving,
himself.
zone,)
was a s s e s s e d a
tors
$10
fine
for
chanic
with
the b e s t
He
place
plugs,
the
must
re­
c l e a n the
fuel
pump sediment bowl,
pump pressure
equipment
usually
check fuel
and adjust
lash.
T h e points
must
be
and
replaced
and
valve
condenser
the
new
tloas.
of D e t r o i t
wipers
stormy
Faber
on
B e e f
S w i f t ' s
R
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R o a s t
not
HIN.\EBS--Glenn
performance
o f .Antoinette
first
school
place
in
Saturday.
Glenn
was
tests
May
at
interpretative
first
In
winners
in
are
enjoying
humorous reading
held
at
West
extemporaneous
A i l three
third
Becker
re-enacts the
place
district
Smith,
Margaret
tournament
reading.
Other
Pam
she
forensic
won
in humorous
Dearborn.
reading;
and
.Alexander as
district
Margaret
second
4
the
Deibert
qualified
were
declamation;
speaking,
for the
Kay
and
Walled
road
with
and
13
of
1869
Lake,
was
driving
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with
necessary
adjustments
to
both.
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9
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e r a l h o u r s w o r k a n d t h e r e a r e no
$20.
s h o r t c u t s p o s s i b l e i f the j o b i s to
Shores
be done p r o p e r l y . O b v i o u s l y s h o r t
c u t s a l l the
chedf
w a y d o w n to a q u i c k
Ta.t
charged
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Novi
and
Hugh
was
road between
LInhart,
Uwson
was
of St.
assessed
the
Stanley
Parvin
of
stop
abetting
a
in
two
was
f i n e d $10
for
license
and
f i n e c h 17.
at h i s
Highland
A peanut-butter-and-jelly
MARCH
Innocent o n
and
the
presented
the
A
charges
received
B u t t h i s k i n d o f j o b i s no b a r ­
while
the
throwing money
essential
w o r k of
away
re-
tuning y o u r e n g i n e g o e s undone.
Your
only
quality
b a r g a i n Is In b u y i n g
service.
T
y
Thursday. L e -
was
$65.
March
28.
W a c h t e l of
7500
red
traffic
Wachtel pleaded
T
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N
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I N
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ffistert
pen
and
boys
Tobar of Main
of Amerman elementaiy.
pencil
sets
donated
by
and
service
girls
Street elementary,
Northville P o l i c e
Manufacturers
for March
are
and James
lo
t o 12 pound
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the
of-
for ;i full y e a r , iind y o u d o n ' t
Kdison.
come out
the
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Center and Duniap
from
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cost.
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hot
see
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wiiter
the
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like,
to
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can
tell y o u
have
you
an
low
disphiys
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on
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b o y s a n d p i n s f r o m t h e N o r t h v i l l e M o t h e r s C l u b to t h e
West
Ught
t r i a l a n d the c h a r g e
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dismissed.
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w
a
made by a g a r a g e i n t e r e s t e d only
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a
S u l a d
p i c n i c in the y a i d .
to r i g h t )
of points and plugs can be
job.
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and B e v e r l y
last
a
Porterhouse Steak
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S t u f f e d
C l a i r Novi r o a d and G r a n d R i v e r M a r ­
a f t e r he w a s f o u n d g u i l t y .
s
R i p e
D e G r a n d R i v e r , B r i g h t o n , f a i l e d to
fined
T - B O N E
N o Coupons, Nil GioimiGks, No L i m i t s . . . J u s t Quality Merclianilise at L o w Prices!
beverag­
guilty and was fined
Slefried
lb>
FULLY
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IS INCH WIDE
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roads
with f o u n d
M E A T
lb
3
SULTANA LARGE AND SMALL
l e s s d r i v i n g on G r a n d R i v e r a n d
d r i v i n g without due c a r e o r c a u tion
A quality tune-up Involves s e v ­
driver
de­
t h e
OR
HYORADE'S W E S T VIRBINIA
C a n n e d
N o v i ona S h u n a t o n a o f 3071 W e s t M a ­
H e r case was
m a t u r e .
C
SIZE
mile
a passenger
driver
court
f r o m
E A T in
D
opera­
guilty on
found
fine
c u t
m o r e
EARLY CALIFORNIA, JUMBO
without p l e , N o v i w a s c h a r g e d w i t h r e c k ­
f e r r e d until a further date.
made
caution.
stiff
a r e
y o u
Ibv
G R A D E
i s TO
Z2-I.B.
SIZES
Slatteiy.
third in oratorical.
a minor in
and
defaced
woman
c
in
dismissed.
also ques
on
A gauge check
o f the t i m i n g a n d
being
counts
were
Decker
due
s y s t e m must be
was
i
S e B i i i - B o n e l e s s
con­
second
Nancee
A
while
Nov!
found
He
was
g i v e
high
regional
Gillette,
C
which
BloomfIeid
S
of $20 o n the r e c k l e s s d r i v ­
He
r
the
A&P GRADE "A"
ing charge.
A
Rlngle
charged
defaced
was
was
guilty other
and his case
p o i n t s s e t f o r the p r o p e r o p e n i n g .
electrical
car,
condl-
dismissed.
road.
a
aiding
a
t
P r e m i u m
U.S.D.A.
FOKEN.SIC
reckless
m i l e s In a 40
who
charges.
S t e a k s
t o
M u s h r o o m s
R u m p
Budd's car.
was
his
leather
plnded
to the c h a r g e
Nancy
(60
and
c
•SUPER RICHT" R0TIS5ERIE OR
Neeson
South
for
es
a
stopped on G r a n d R i v e r a n d N o v i u s i n g
available.
at
and
Faber
windshield
28,
roads
using
Budd
during
46070
e
NORTHVILLE
lb.
violations.
of
license,
r o a d , A p r i l 1, f o r d r i v i n g without f i n e
me­
was
p o s s e s s i o n of a l c o h o l i c
m a x i m u m and g u a r d against e n ­
T o be effective, a tune-up must
motorist
f o r f a l l i n g to i d e n t i ­
a l s o put on 6 m o n t h s p r o b a ­
Willalm
West
l
stopped b y N o v i p o ­
Allen
g i n e f a i l u r e o n the r o a d .
be p e r f o r m e d by a trained
was
March
d r i v i n g without u s i n g c a u t i o n . H e m i n o r
was
to r e s t o r e
by
t r i a l he
of $ 2 0
complete tune-up after this m i l e ­
mance,
stopped
f a i l e d to i d e n t i f y
of g a s a n d e a c h v a l v e h a s
That i s why your engine needs a
M a r c h 31. R o b e r t s o n ,
Budd
street,
on South L a k e D r i v e a n d O w e n -
fired
Northville
on
c h a r g e d with f o u r
112 m i l l i o n c o n t a c t s , e v e r y ^ a r k
has
lights
E
M
f i n e d $10 f o r d r i v i n g
day in Judge Robert A n d e r s o n ' s
M i l e r o a d , was c h a r g e d with d r i v ­
have
was
defective
y
CHIP
"c^?-*
A
with
a
PM
C i o s e i i G o o d f r i d o y 12 N o o n fo 3
M a g i c F i g u r e
A W a l l e d L a k e d r i v e r was found
K
YERKES
i
C o u r t
g u i l t y o n two c o u n t s l a s t T h u r s ­
e
431
14Vi
T h e
D
Sarah
the
OF QUflurF'
City of Northville, Michigan
Martha M. Milne
City Clerk
newly-Install­
cal Lutheran church.
J u s t i c e
made
our
day
O n a w a y high s c h o o l .
e d p a s t o r of S t . P a u l ' s E v a n g e l i ­
I S o v i
NorUiville
by
at
Easter
•guarantee^
The right is reserved by the City of Northville, Michi­
gan to accept the lowest qualified bid, to reject any or all
bids, or to waive informalities in bidding in the Interest of
namedtrom
as
Concrete Curb
Repair Joints in
Concrete Roadway
The Contract documents and Specifications will be on
file and open to public inspection at the office of the City
Clerk, City Hall, Northville, Michigan, or at the office of
the City Engineer, H. W. Penn, 100 W. Duniap, Northville.
sophomore
Diane Pallunas was
the
$5 c o u r t c o s t .
1 0 , 0 0 0
at
SUger.
M a r c h 31. H e w a s a r r a i g n e d M a r ch
fecial
Deibert,
plates.
c h a r g e a n d p a i d a f i n e of $5 a n d
society
class for their scholarship were
3051 T e n M i l e r o a d . W a r r e n , f o r
d r i v e , was charged with disobey­
honor
L y n n E M n s , ICathy E r w l n , G l e n n
$10
i n g a s t o p s i g n at M a i n a n d R o g e r s
national
made
girls
on
5,340 Gals.
2,600 Gals.
The successful bidder will be required to furnish 100%
performance and Labor and Material Bonds.
initiated
last T h u r s d a y night i n a
Chosen
In J a i l .
license
the
were
were
used
Wayne Methodist church and street in Northville.
won
school.
A flfie w a s p a i d b y J a c k V a n g e l l ,
improper
S e v e n
students
ceremony
3. A t h i s a r r a i g n ­
and
court
using
M c K e n n a of 615 O r c h a r d
Into
m e n t S m i t h p l e a d e d g u i l t y to the
charge
personal bond. A t his t r i a l
a n d fined $10.
T A L K
o r s on A p r i l
Seven
Ten
g e d with f u r n i s h i n g b e e r t o m i n ­
e r a g e s In h i s p o s s e s s i o n . A t h i s d i g p l e a d e d I n n o c e n t a n d p o s t e d a
L E T ' S
57300
marked yellow
w l t h h a v l n g a l c o h o l l c b e v - A t h i s a r r a i g n m e n t A p r i l 5. L i n -
he
19,
M i l e r o a d , South L y o n , w a s c h a r ­
on E i g h t M i l e r o a d , w e s t of
the $ 1 0 0
Stnith,
22
March
c h a r g e d S h e l d o n , while a p p r o a c h i n g a h i l l .
t r i a l he w a s f o u n d g u i l t y o f
Dennis
Donavan,
cited
S o c i e t y
and Cottage r e s t a u r a n t s on M a i n
15627 P o r t l s a n d e a s e at S e v e n M i l e r o a d at R i v e r
o u g h w e r e t a g g e d A p r i l 4, b y R o -
19880
A
that
be
decorate
1,577 Tons
No bidder may withdraw his bid within 30 days after
the date set for the opening thereof. Each proposal mast
be accompanied by a Certified Check or Bid Bond by a
recognized Surety Company in the amount of at least 5%
of the amount of the bid, payable to the City of Northville,
IMichigani by the accepted bidder, upon fsnlure to enter
into a Contract with the City within 15 days after the
award of the Comract to him.
found
g u i l t y a s c h a r g e d a n d the f i n e a n d
costs were
Z u n l c w a s unable to p a y
r
flowers
service
The work to be performed consists of the following:
Removal of deteriorated asphalt, repair to subbase and replacement of asphalt; placing 1" overlay on designated
streets; repairing joints in concrete roadway; removing
and replacing damaged concrete curb.
Approximate Quantities Are;
Asphalt Repair
1,060 Tons
1" Bituminous Overlay
Bond Coat AE-2
Prime Coat MC-Q
Remove and Replace
Lighting
s t i t u t e of T e c h n o l o g y , w i l l a t t e n d
l a t e the
the
Motors
Power
' N o J o b T o o L a r g e or T o o S m a l l
M a x w e l l dent s e r v i c e s at the L a w r e n c e I n ­
of
g r a n d s o n of M r s .
Richards
'Fluorescent
R o b e r t L . H a r t , d i r e c t o r of s t u ­
s o n of M r . a n d M r s .
Chizmar
for D e i c o
' W i r i n g for L i g h t a n d
m a s t e r s next.
and is
ready
for i t s
3,000-gallon water wagon has been
first itIarm. T h e t o w n s h i p
from c i v i I d e f e n s e a u t h o r i t i e s
f o r $6.')0.
bought
the
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t
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)
$
u
p
e
r
l i i f a r k e t s
repaint­
piece
of
M
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N y l o n s
P r l M i Cosd Thru katiiraar. April i7th
IK A l l Eaittrn M U h i i m A a P Storti
Section One-Page Ten
The
Thursday, Apri I 15,
N O R T H V I L L E R E C O R D - N O V I NEWS
N
By
O
Mrs. H. D. Henderson
FI 9-2428
Next Monday April 19 the Novi
Mothers club wiii meet at the
Novi Community building. The
annua! School Fair will be the big
topic for discussion. The chair­
men this year are the officers;
president, Mrs. Royal Snow,
vice president, Mrs. Jack Smith;
treasurer, Mrs. Doye Ward and
secretary, Mrs. James Clark.
Mrs. Bernard Marchetti will act
as publicity chairman.
Mr. and Mrs. James Smart of
Novi road had surprise visitors
from West Jiighland last week on
Tuesday. Their friends, Mr. ajid
Mrs. Frank Winterhalter are far­
mers and live in Tipsacoe Lake
road. They brought with them a
complete dinner for four and
fresh eggs and cream from the
farm.
V
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YOUR
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TRUSTWORTHY
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Michael Sudz pleaded guilty in
Northville Municipal court last
Monday to a charge of excessive
noise caused by a defective muf­
fler not his father, Raymond
Sudz, as reported in the April 8
edition of this newspaper.
R e p a i r
&
BRING IN YOUR
Screen
and
Doors
Windows
For
Early
M a i n t e n a n c e
Glass
and
Doors
Windows
G L A Z E D
WINDOW GLASS
Repair
PAIHT SPECIAL
CUT TO SIZE
SPRING SPECIAL
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T
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Tfiursday, April 15, 1965
all of you, a very happy and joy­
ous Easter.
Novi School Fair
iVow that g)ringls here the house
wife's thoughts turn to that ^ring
house cleaning and how to get rid
of those outgrown clothes and
unused staples. Please either
send them to school with your
children or deliver them to any
one of the 3 schools, or if large
items for pick-up call Mrs. Mar­
chetti Ma 4-3087.
The
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The next regular meeting of the
Novi Rebekahs Is scheduled for
Thursday April 22 at the hall.
The Past Noble Grands will
meet tonight (Thursday) for a
potluck dinner at the hall.
May 14 is the date set for the
Rebekah Lodge rummage sale,
which win be held in the lOOF
hall.
They had a good crowd out for
the Independent club on Monday.
They discussed the bazaar which
is scheduled for October.
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.FOLKS
If you are talented at making
things, won't you please make
something for the Fair's gift
shop.
The mothers in Nov! have such
wonderful ideas and remember
you don't have to have a child in
school to contribute, participate
and enjoy the Fair, since its a
community affair.
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Novi Girl Scouts
Junior Girl Scout Troop 1027
made Easter egg tray favors for
the Novi Convalescent Home and
Crestview Home in Novi.
On Thursday the girls plan to
visit the Velvet peanut butter
factory in Detroit.
Girl Scout Troop 913 divided
into two groups. One group made
old fashioned rag dolls for their
folk lore badges. The other groi^i
worked on their project for their
My Tree Foil badge.
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Robin Fox had a birthday April to plan the next months activities. At this time also the E.C.W.
14. She was eleven years old. Her During the regular meeting time active communicant mailing list
parents, Mr. and Mrs. William the young people worked on their was revised in line with the
Fox ml! have a family dinner for reUef maps of Palestine. Theyall "Spring cleaning" we all get at
her on the weekend. Her sister reported having a good time at ttiis time of the year. The ECW
Holly will be home from E.M.U. their Children of Israel party on is "getting rid of the dead wood
also her sister and brother-in- Friday. They made unleavened that accumulated in the form of
law, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Pas­ bread at theparty which they used old paper and projects and start­
tor and family from Garden City as part of their refreshments with ing with a new shining clean slate.
will help Robin celebrate her honey, fig cookies and grape
Remember ECW and all Episco­
juice. Chaperones included Bob palians for that matter, the Mis­
birthday.
Taylor, Gloria Bugni and Carole sion here in Novi needs your ac­
Mrs. Neil McLeod of Wayne
tive help.
the houseguest of her brother and Swain.
A singspiration was held at the
his wife, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Sunday church services are held
Boyd for a few days this week. church Sunday night in Flint hall. at the Orchard Hills school, 10
Mrs. Helen Burnstrum, Mrs. They had a good crowd present Mile and Quince drive at 10 a.m.
Hazel Mandllk, Mrs. OUve Clap­ and gjecial numbers were heard every Sunday. For E.C.W. infor­
pison and Mrs. Eileen Webb all from Mrs. Wagnitz of the Wixom mation contact Mrs. F. Lutes F l
Blue Star Mothers spent last Baptist church and the men's 9-0914 after 6 p.m.
Thursday shopping for the Vet­ quartet from Northville Baptist
Mrs. K. Cookson has asked that
erans at the ho^Ital In Ann A r ­ church, the Melodee trio from it be announced that choir prac­
Novi, as well as f e c i a l num­ tice time has lieen changed from
bor. In the evening they put on
bers from Max Davey on trumpet 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. on Thursdays.
bingo party.
Let's see some new faces in the
Howard LaFond underwent sur­ and Marge Davey at the piano.
Sunday night during the church choir this spring. Anyone inter­
gery at Botsford General ho^ltal
hour a baptism service was held ested in joining the choir contact
at Farmington last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Salow Sr with the following people being Mrs. Cookson GR 4-7869.
and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Salow Jr baptized. Mrs. Allen Burton,
On Easter Sunday Bishop Emand Mrs. George Atkinson motor­ Mrs. Dale WiUls, Dale Williams, rich win celebrate the Holy Com­
ed to Jackson on Sunday. They all Thurman Rldenour and Mr. and munion and preach the sermon
had dinner at Regent's Restaurant Mrs. WHiiam Kahler. Special at the Cathedral Church of St.
to celebrate the birthday of Glen music was a duet by Rene Under- Paul in Detroit. The service will
vlUe and Karen Clarke who sa1ig begin at 11:15 a.m. This service
Salow, Jr.
Bret, six year old son of Mr. and In the Garden". Alice Sinden will be telecast over WXYZ Chan­
nel 7. It will begin at 10:30 a.m.
Mrs. Larry Smith, feU andbroke also sang a special number.
his arm on Monday. He was taken Anyone in the community wish­ Rev. Canon Leslie G.Warren will
to MacPhersons Health Center ln ing to help the Linton family by be the commentator.
Holy Cross Mission wishes to
Howell to have his arm set and bringing in clothing may do so any
On Saturday Mr. and Mi-s. James
Smart attended the funeral of
Mrs. Lena M. Wattins In the
Walled Lake Methodist church.
Mrs. WatMns lived on Pontlac
Trail and her two sons, Donald
(Watkins flowers) and Alfred al­
so live on Pontlac Trail.
To help his son James celebrate
his 14'.h birthday, Mr. .Arthur TaC.4R.\IV.-\L CO\U.\G-Mrs. Jame.s Clark (right), generai chairman of the llth
fralian took him and hlsbrother,
annua] school fair In Novi. goes over pians for tfie affair with (front row) .Mrs.
Michael and their cousins, Dicron
Barbara Christman and Clyde Durocher, and (standing) Mrs. Charies Smith and
and Levon Tafralian, to see the
Mrs. John Osljome. all elementarj teachers at the Orchard Hiiis school. The
Harlem Globe Trotters at the
camival will be held from 5:30-9 p.m. Frida.v. May 7.
day of the week as the church will
have a cast on It.
Olympia Saturday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Aijthony SkelUs be open. Sizes tbatare needed are
Little League tryouts will be
boy size 12 school clothes, boy
held at the Novi Community Hall and family and Mrs. Mary Skel
size 4 and girl size 10 dresses
at 5 p.m. April 20. Any boy who Us visited Mrs. Skeltis'brother'
will be nine years old before Au­ family A.lC and Mrs. Paul Kutnlc and clothes for school.
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Vera Vaughn Circle meeting
fore August 1 are eligible for the The Kutnlcs served their guests a Tuesday April 20 at the home of
Mrs. Pat Allen in Northville. CoMexican dinner.
VI Myers
GR 4-8015 drive, celebrated his fourth try house for luncheon last F r i ­ tryouts
hostess Mrs. Audrey Ortwine.
Mr. and Mrs. OUie Nichols and
Novi Baptist Church News
Mr. and Mrs. Gene MartUIa of birthday with a party Saturday day.
It was a farewell getThis week on Thursday, April Plans for the evenhjg include
Glen Ridge court have a "new" afternooa (April 10). His guests together as Ruth and Walter Am­ family plan to ^end the Easter
election of officers and sewing
daughter, little Tracy Lymi "bow­ were Jon Buci:, Jeff Winn and binder are leaving for Puerto Sunday weekend with the latter's 15 will be the Father andSonnlght
cancer pads. This Is the last
ed" In at St. Mary's hogjItal in Carrie McKeon.
Rico soon. Mr. Ambinder will brother, John lyiey and family In at the FlrstBaptistchurchatVIOO
p.m. The program committee met week for anyone wishing to reg­
Uvonla Wednesday (Apri! 7th) Debbie Ward, daughter of Mr. head the screening of the re­ Cincinnatti.
Aside from celebrating Easter, on Monday night to complete plaljs ister for the Teachers Training
weiglIing 7 pounds 12 ounces. The and Mrs. Lester Wai-d of E. Le cruitments of the Peace Corps.
classes held in Detroit at the
Marttllas have another daughter Host, left for CinciJinatti, Ohio The Ambinders expect to begone Mr. and Mrs. Nichols will cele­ for the evening and to work on the
Bible College Friday .ipril 23,30,
brate
their
12thweddljJEanniver-miniature
golf
course
that
will
be
yesterday
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with
her
grand­
Laurie, 16 months old. The
six months.
May 7 and 14 from 7-9 cost $5.
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Nellie Brunner of
Rose Aubrey of Maude Lea Cir­ sary and their daughter, Judy, set up in Flint Hall. TherewlUbe
Nov! Methodist ChurcbNews
JolIc Johnson of Detroit and Mr. Plymouth. Debbie and herg.'-and- cle and Mary Wilkins of Ripple will celebrate her llth birthday. an entertaining film "More than
Two church services one at 7 and
and Mrs.AndrewMarttila of Gar­ mother, will be visiting the Ro­ Creek road attended "Happiness Noel and Sue F'Geppert will be Champions" being plannedfor the
bert Brunner family during Eas­ is a Thing Called You" present­ home for Easter and the follow­ dads with gieclal bahy sitting one at 9 a.m. -with breakfast in
den City.
between 8 and 9. Come early for
ed by Women For the United ing week of spring vacation. Noel services in another part of the
Claude Earl Jr., son of Mr. and ter vacation.
the 7 o'clocls service andstayfor
Mrs. Claude Earl of W. Ten Mile Diane Pallunas, daughter of Mr. Foundation at Our Lady of Sor­ will be graduated ln June from building for the little sons.
breakfast or come for breakfast
road was united in marriage Sat­ and Mrs. Julius Pallunas of Rip­ rows Hall in Farmington last Eastern Michigan University and Easter plans include Good F r i ­
and then attend the 9 o'clock ser­
urday (April lO) at 4p.m. to Miss ple Creek road was selected to Thursday. They enjoyed the lec­ she has her contract to teach next day services at the church. Nov!
vice. This past Palm Sunday Her­
fall
at
the
Lutheran
School
for
the
will
be
joined
by
Northville
and
Kathleen Weaver, daughter of Mr. be a member of the National tures and showing of spring hats
Wixom Baptist churches this year bert Harbin furnished Palms for
and Mrs. Jesse Weaver of Mil- Honor Society at Northville high by Schiller's of Northland, also Deaf in Detroit.
Mrs. Ev2 Glea:--)n is a bed pa­ and Pastor Spradllng will bring both sides of the Altar.
ford. The ceremony was per­ school. She was presented with dessert and coffee.
The MYF meeting will be'held
formed at St. Johns American a gold membership pin and card at David Mannila, son of Mr. and tient at the home of her daughter, the message at 1:30 p.m. There
Saturday at 7 p.m. to make plajis
and
son-in-law
Mr.
and
Mrs.
will
also
be
giecial
music.
On
the
initiatory
rites,
last
Thursday
Mrs. James Mar.nila of Willow
Lutheran church in Farmington
for serving the Easter morning
with Pastor Fox offlciating. Mr. (April 8) at 7:30 p.m. Diane's Lane is -convalescing at home StaIlley Geer. She had a bad fall-, Sunday there will be a Smirise
pancake breakfast.' TJIey also
Don Otto sang "Perfect Love" parents and sister Carol were after his tonsilectomy of last in her home one day last weelt^; service at 7:30. Dorman HufchlMrs. Willis Miller underwent son will preach and the Easter planned the Easter table decora­
and the "Lords Prayer." Re­ guests of the Honor Society at week.
major
surgery at Botsford Gen­ Sunrise breakfast will follow. tions. Donations will help the or­
ception for 150 guests was held the ceremony.
Martina De Waard, daughter of
eral
hospital
last Thursday. It Is Reservations for the breaitfast ganization. Make reservations In
In the church parlors. The bride Gayla Fried ot HoUydale and Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne DeWaard
advance If possible.
and groom will make Livonia Dianna Ward of E. LeBost took a of Willow Lane, celebrated her expected that she will be hcine may be made by calling the
The W.S.C.S. wiU meet next
church FI 9-3477. Regular ser­
former Wlllowbrook resident, fifth birthday last Saturday after­ some time this week.
their home.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Hender­ vices will follow the Sunday scho­ Wednesday at the church as us­
John Garner, son of Mr. and Ruth Ambinder ( now of Bloom­ noon by enjo>-iDg the ballet "Red
ual at 11:30. Brlngyour own sand­
Mrs. Merv Garner of LeBost fleld Hills) to Topinka's CounShoes" presented at Redford Un­ son and son, Riley of Holt were' ol hour at 9:45. Special music will
wich and cup and saucer. Dessert
ion High school. SusanBoyer was Sunday visitors at the home of be presented at the church hour
the former's parents, Dr. and by the newly formed ensemble and coffee will be served by the
Martina's guest.
hostesses. They will be working
Dean Kalinovik, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Henderson on ^on- Ifrom the college and business age
C L O Y E R D A L E
children's quilts for the an­
da
street.
.Afternoon
callers
were
group.
Mrs. Leon Kalinovilc of Ripple
nual lazaar.
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Earl
Marr
of
RedPlans are being made to attend a
Creek road celebrated his second
special Good Friday concert on Garland Klleen led the discus­
birthday Friday (April 2) at a ford.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cotter April 16 at Bp.m.Thisbelngpre- sion group that meets every Sun­
family birthday party.
Tuesday Penochle met at Sandy ^ent Saturday with their nephew sented by Billy Walker Evange­ day ln the church kltchen. Mrs.
Also Serving Breakfast,
Lemon's home on LeBost drive. and his wife, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. listic Association and will fea­ Van Wagoner served the groi^
Luncf) and Sandwicf^es
Aldean Carter won first prize, Cotter at their country lIome near ture scenes of Good Friday ln coffee.
Episcopal Holy Cross Mission
color, pictures and interpretive
Adele Caliguiri second, Wllma Leonard.
H O M O G E N I Z E D MILK
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Crawford reading. Special guests will be The Episcopal Church women
Balough third and Jean Huston,
made a trip to Oakridge, Ten­ the Majestic Singers, Chuck Oh- met at the O'Harra home April
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consolatioD.
to discuss post Lenten plans.
Duplicate Bridge, met at Bonnie nessee for a weekend visit with man and Clayton Erb. This is be­
First on the agenda will be a
Kuick's home in Orchard Hills, Mrs. Crawford's parents, Mr. ing held at Davison High auditor­
- O P E N DAILY T l L 11 P . M . ium across from SouthgateShc^p- gjring rummage sale to be held
Saturday evening. Bill Reiss aIid and Mrs. James Cotter.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook and ping center. Time for departure May I5 In the Novi community
Ann Crudgington tied with Char­
building. Keep this date In mind
les Crudglngton and Carol Couse Mrs. John Gotro attended the from the church will be 6:45 p.m.
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rection
of
M r s . George
Weiss.
Its
Breaidast will foliow.
Later services
at9:30a.m.and
piano-organ
Greg
selections
from
a n d the b e i l r i n g e r s .
g r o u p at
on the
7 a.m.
ciub
breaidast
service.
wiil serve
Kinde
on
will
sanctuary
c h o i r at 11 a . m .
set
m a s s e s w i i l be held at
F i r s t Baptist
A
6:30
a.m.
school
with
f o r 9:45
an
a.m.
Community
r e g u l a r 10 a . m .
is
(«=(
ser­
Easter
at W i l l o w ­
church
with
present
its
E a s t e r cantata " H a l l e l u i a h , What
Orchard
Hills
In
the
c
will
First
Baptist
:
commence
Easter
:
chairman
of
the
b o a r d of
Pastor
ship s e r v i c e s , s a i d general p a s ­
tor J a m e s F . A n d r e w s .
F i r s t B a p t i s t of N o v i w i l l s t a r t
M
u
s
speak
ner
Robert
Warren
will
on " T h e R e s u r r e c t e d S i n -
-
S a i n t " at the 11:10
a.m.
worship. A
m o v i e " B o r n to W i t ­
ness"
be
win
':
<
•:
Z
<
j
J . oyfully
•:
celebrate
the
M
a
O
q;
1^
miracle
C D
:
c
ive
shown at 7 p . m .
Sunday.
i
_ i
dea­
cons, will give a b r i e f meditation.
Breakfast w i l l follow.
r e g u l a r 3:30 a n d 8 p . m . w o r ­
>
s e r v i c e s at 6:30 a . m . S l d C o u n t s ,
Dewey G a r d n e r .
F u l l S a l v a t i o n U n i o n w i l l offer
I
_
Wixom,
church
C
elementary
a S a v i o u r " u n d e r the d i r e c t i o n of
H e ' s
N
servlceSundayat
school.
10 a . m .
p . m . S u n d a y the F i r s t
will
the
service
at
o
O
breakfast
Holy C r o s s E p i s c o p a l c h u r c h in
of N o r t h v i l l e
a n d m o r n i n g w o r s h i p at 11 a . m .
its
2
on
F a t h e r T o n e l l a w i l l c o n d u c t the
12:15p.m.
at O u r L a d y of V i c t o r y .
choir
talk
r e g u l a r w o r s h i p a t 11 a . m .
8:30 a n d l 0 : 3 0 a . m . a n d
Baptist
church.
Beginning
is
A t 7:30
C5
b r e a k f a s t at 7 a . m . , S u n d a y s c h o o l
brook
a
WW
1 ^
vice.
at
Sunday
wil
be held a f t e r the f i r s t
p e r f o r m at 7 a . m . ; the c a r o l c h o i r
scheduling
Webster
Methodist
a . m . a n d the
10
at
" T h e M e a n i n g of E a s t e r " at the 7
He s a i d the h a r m o n y c h o i r w i l l
with
evangelist
a n d 9 a . m . s e r v i c e s s l a t e d at N o v i
" T h e r e Is N o D e a t h " at tiie 8:30
Easter
an
The
a n d 11 a . m . s e r v i c e s .
8:30
Tingson,
Easter
w i l l dwell
I
5^
isalsoscheduled.
the P h i l i i p l n e s , w i l l ^ e a l c
Pastor
afterwards.
Pastor
I/O
A n 11
F i r s t Baptist.
F i r s t Methodist inNortiivllIewill
men's
a breaicfasf.
at the 7 p . m . S u n d a y s e r v i c e
T h e youth fellowship
put
by
a.m. service
11 a . m . at F i r s t P r e s b y t e r i a n w i l l
feature
E a s t e r s e r v i c e s at 7:30 a . m .
followed
of
Easter.
ivish
n
For
this
you
time
and
those
be
most
may
you
love,
ive
(Continued)
O
wonderful
and
reivarding,
as you
&
g
U)
W
Ui
3
gather
h a v e us o v e r to p l a y a n d we g a v e
concerts
at the D e t r o i t H o u s e
In r e m i n i s c i n g ,
M r . Schnute
"Charles Altman
S r . (his son i s a l o c a l b u s i n e s s ­
man)
was
a
member
of
the
g r o u p . He w a s the d r u m m e r a n d
(juite a c o m e d i a n ,
on West Seven M i l e r o a d . T h e
S c h n u t e s left N o r t h v i l l e i n 1927
but r e t u r n e d f o r g o o d ten y e a r s
later.
H i s m u s i c a l s e n s e r u b b e d off
on h i s c h i l d r e n . " W e a l l p l a y e d
violin
and
other
instru­
m e n t s , " s a i d S e l m a . She
was
b r o u g h t up with t h r e e b r o t h e r s ,
Arthur
was
Northville's
postmaster
until
as­
his
d e a t h two y e a r s a g o . A i v l n i s a
Lutheran minister
and Milton
Another m u s i c a l g r o u p headed
M r . S c h n u t e f l o u r i s h e d In
the late 1 9 3 0 s a n d
E.
Until
a
V. Ellison,
ministrative
earlyl940s.
d i r e c t o r of a d ­
s e r v i c e s for
short
the
time
ago
Schnute t r a d i t i o n w a s
together
in
the
church
the
a
an­
of
n u a l r e c i t a l put on b y h i s p u ­
your
choice,
to
hear
CA
aneiv
•*£„
CO
down In 1962
=
a
b e c a u s e of h i s h e a l t h .
" B a c k In the 1940's when d a d
the
age-old
message.
ft,
m a s a i d . " B u t he went a h e a d
CO
S 2
h a d a h e a r t attack, m o t h e r a n d
S
H
w
s
u.
Q
I s a i d no m o r e r e c i t a l s , " S e l ­
a n d p l a n n e d one i n s e c r e t . W e
f o u n d out but didn't stop h i m . "
He
finally
conceded
three
y e a r s ago.
A n d now he c a n ' t e v e n f o n d l e
ofhlsvlolln.lnl960
"I w a s p l a y i n g a n d a l l at o n c e
my
fingers
wouldn't
move,"
M r . Schnute s a i d .
It
was
stroke.
i s a florist.
by
> £
Ellison recalled.
tlie s t r i n g s
A r t h u r , A l v i n and Milton.
sistant
all
t h i n g s a n d the g r o u p d i e d o u t , "
p i l s . H e stepped
too."
H e a n d h i s f a m i l y then l i v e d
the
c h u r c h . T h e n we
s e e m e d to get b u s y with o t h e r
of C o r r e c t i o n . "
remarked:
byterian
the
beginning
tially paralyzed.
play
of
a
H i s left s i d e w a s p a r ­
" N o w I Just
the p i a n o w i t h m y
right
h a n d , " he s a i d .
"You
know,"
he s a i d ,
"you
never make much money teach­
ing. But I a m happy."
N o r t h v i l l e s c h o o l d i s t r i c t , took
H i s contentment w a s e x p r e s s ­
part.
"It w a s
e d i n a s m i l e a s he s a t b a c k i n
s t r i c t l y f o r o u r own
h i s c h a i r and w a l t e d f o r h i s next
amusement. I r e c a l l we played
"Beatle.''
o n c e f o r a f u n c t i o n a t the P r e s ­
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This
Easter
The
Eighty
years
separate
Schnute Instructs
teacher
and
student.
Message
Following
is
Sponsored
Business
by
Firms
Mr.
a beginning pianist, Jenny G a s s e r .
7.
C l o v e r d a l e
F a r m s
734 NORTH CENTER
D e t r o i t
200 NORTH
D a i r y
STREET-NORTHVILLE
F e d e r a l
CENTER
A l l e n
M o n u m e n t
580 SOUTH MAIN
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M a n u f a c t u r i n g ,
43300 7 MILE
ROAD-NORTHVILLE
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C a s t e r l i n e
F u n e r a l
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STREET-NORTHVILLE
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C a s t e r l i n e
- O Private
Funeral Home
Off-Street
Parking
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Ray J . Casterline
1893-1959
24-Hour Ambulance
Chapel
Fred A. Costerline
Director
Service
m
N o r t h v i l l e
Fleldbrook
9-0611
132 SOUTH
CENTER
L a n e s
STREET-NORTHVILLE
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Two
The
N O R T H V I L L E
R E Q O R D - N O V I
Thursday,
NEWS
Aprii
15,
The
M i c h i g a n
D I R E C T O R Y
A
f
r
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m
t
h
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P
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e
area churches listed on this
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF .V0RTHV1LI.E
Pastor Roherl SpratUlni;
Res.: 23-1 HlRh SIrcet
Sunday Worship - 11 a.m. i 7:30 p.m.;
SuDdjySchocl-IOa.m.
ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Deaconess Olive RohtosoD
Sunday Worship - ID a.m.; Sunday school
- 1 0 a.m.
REORCAMZED CHURCH
OF JESUS CHRIST OF
LATTER DAV SAINTS
31670 SctioolcrafI at Bradner
Plymouiti
Roeer Caull. Pastor- Gerald Fitch, A s ­
sociate Pastor
Sunday Worship - 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
Sunday School - 9:-i5 a.m.
Reverend
First
must
n R S T METHODIST CHURCH
109 West Dunlap, Northville
Rev. s. D.Klnde, Minister
Offlce FI 9-1144,
Res. FI 9-1143
Sunday Worship-8:30 4 11 a.m.; Sun­
day School-9:45 a.m.
l e a r n to a p p r o a c h t h e
Resur­
many
v e r y set In o u r own d e n o m i n a ­
r e c t i o n of o u r L o r d a n d go w i t h
tional patterns.
H i m to o u r new r e n e w a l In f a i t h .
F U L L SALVATION UNION
51630 W. Eight Mile Rd.
James F . Andrews, Gen. Pas.
Saturday Worship - 8 p.m.; Sunday
Worship -3:30 4 8 p.m.; Sunday School 2:30 p.m.
L Y O N
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
279 Dartmoor Drive
Whitmore Lalte, Mich., Hl 9-2342
Wlllhra F . Nicholas, Pastor
Phone; NO 3-0698
Ron Sutterfield. Assistant Pastor
Sunday Worship-11 a.m.47a.m.;Sunday School-9:45 a.m.
CHURCH OF CHRIST
22820 Valerie St., cor. LUllan
OUR U D Y OF VICTORY PARISH
GE 7-2498
Northville, Mlchlpin
Harold Hawley, MhilsJer
FI 9-2621
Sunday Worship - 11 a.m. and 6 p.m.;
Rev. Father John WIttstock
Sunday Mass - . 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday School - 1 0 a.m.
u d 12:15 p.m.
FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST
Alton Glazier, Pastor
10774 Nine Mile Road
Sunday Worship - 11 a.m. 4 7 p.m.;
Sunday School - 1 0 a.m.
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
LirrHERAh- CHURCH
Corner High and Elm Streets
Rev. Charles Boerger, Pastor
Cburch n 9-9864. P:ir500age FI 9-3140
Sunday Worship - 8 and 10:30 a.m.;
Sunday School-9:15 a.m.
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH OF NORTHVILLE
Rev. Lloyd C . Brasure
East Mahi and Church Sts.
Sunday Worship -9:30 4 11 a.m.; Sun­
day School - 9:30 4 11 a.m.
TRINITY CHURCH
(BAPTIST)
38840 W. S U Mile near Haggerly
C A 7-1065
Rev. Norman Malhlas, Pastor
Sunday Worship-lla.ni.;SundaySchool
-5:30 a.m.
N O V I
CHURCH OF
THE HOLY CROSS
(Episcopal)
Rev. Peter Tonella, Vicar
Orchard Hills School
10 Mile and Quhict, Nov]
n 349-1594
SoDdiy Worship - 8 a.m. at ctaSKi (44080
tdtrisos) and 10 a.m.; Sunday School 10i.m.
iTRST BAPTIST
R. T . Hall, Pastor
Sunday Worship - 1 1 a.m. 4 7:45 p.in.;
Sunday School - 1 0 a.m.
FIRST UMITED
P R E S B V T E R U N CHURCH
South Lyon
Norman A. PJedesel, Minister
Sunday Worship -8:30 4 11 a.m.; Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.
GREEN OAK
F R E E METHODIST CHURCH
US-23, 2 miles north of Whitmore Lalte
.A. C. Pounds, J r . , Pastor HI 9-2357
Sunday Worship - 1 1 a.m. & 7:30 p.m.;
Sunday School - 1 0 a.m.
IMMANUEL LUTHERAN
E . Liberty St., SouUi Lyon
(leorge Tiefel, J r . , Pastor
Sunday Worship - 9 a.in.; SundaySchool
-10:15 a.m.
KmCDOM HALL OF
JEHOVAH'S WmiESSES
22024 Ponthc Trail
Victor Sialma, MUiister
Sunday Address - 4 p.m.; Watchtower
Shidy-5:15 p.m.
ways,
that
the
the f i n a l d a y s of
s e e k i n t r i b u t e a n d d e v o t i o n to
calling for a higher
alty
WHITMORE LAKE
METHODIST CHURCH
Robert F . Davis, Pastor
Sunday Worship -11 a.ra.;Sun(tiySchool
-9:45 a.m.
and
service
to
loy­
the
Al­
Listen
to
greeting
this
unwarranted
received
In a C h u r c h ,
b e c a u s e of H i s w o n ­
d r o u s d e e d s to the c h i l d r e n o f
men. D e s p a i r has been r e p l a c ­
than to s a y ,
"Is t h i s what y o u
We
GE 8-8701
Sunday Worship - 9 a.m.; SuadaySchool
- 1 0 a.m.
that
of b e ­
Then
denials
and
been overcome by decency and
shallow m a t e r i a l i s m has given
w i l l r e m e m b e r b e t t e r the l e s ­
a n d e n t h u s i a s t i c e f f o r t b o r n of
w a y to d e s i r e f o r g i l r l t u a l v a l ­
s o n s of that l a s t w e e k -
some­
a n e w s p i r i t . M a y the L o r d h e l p
ues aad soul
t h i n g about s u f f e r i n g a n d splr-
u s to s e e o u r s e l v e s a s I n n e e d
Itual p a i n that c a n l e a d to e v e n ­
of H i s p o w e r .
this influence
too
much
glad
to s h o w
you
and
be
a matchless
right
sure
pattern
payment
you
in
of
your
own
choosing
acts
of f o r m a l a n d o r g a n i z e d
r e l i g i o n . W e have c a p t u r e d the
image
the
color,
that's just right! C o l l
today.
terms.
tual victory over selfish desire
about
our
of
Christ
and made
a
out of the
ligious
S c h r o d e r ' s
H o m e
quite
that
travel,
separately,
and
under
His
111
N . Center
Northville
FI-9-l838
too
CHRIST T E M P L E
827S McFadden Sirfel. Salem
Pastor R. L . Slttmore
Sunday Worship -11:30 a.m. 4 8 p.m.;
Sunday School -9:45 a.m.
we
easily
have
given
when we
resistance
to
teachings.
up
Let us,
Father's
ways
U S E
O U R
W A N T
A D S
Fl
business.
9 - 1 7 0 0
G E
7-2011
Tuesday
Salatians
6:11-16
Wednesday
Ephaiians
4:17-24
Thuriday
I Thoualonians
4:13-18
Iriday
Hobrev^s
10:19-25
Saturday
II Patsr
3:8-13
f u s e
to the c h a U e n g e s
In n e e d o f
even
passion,
as
we
A
S
T
E
to
are
W I X O M
and
see
our­
methodical,
what
stubborn
young
the
WREN
Royal
England,
resistant
has
achieved
bureaucratic
a
procedure
marked
trays
new
official
simple honesty. She has
document
at
Plymouth
of
the
people
to
will act"
Bearing
to
be
standard
warn
ST. JOHN'S AMERlCAN
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev. C. Fox
23225 Gill Road; GR 4-0564
Sa»l»y Worship - 8:30 and l l a.m.;
Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.
for
50
people
studies
show
more
W l U be
under
25
a
large
"Do
European
p e r cent of M i c h i g a n ' s
bears
years
red
that
PLYMOUTH SKVKNTII
f(AY
ArjVKNTi.>.T r,iiut(t:ii
42'Jt Napli-r Ud.
N'.rfh irf
Warren Kd. plymoutti, Mirh.
r,e.slf»- N m I , Pj.-fli.r
452-8054
Saiiirrl»y Worship a.m.; Satjtuiir,
Hrtrr-I - >I):K a.m.
of d r i v i n g the
time,
a1id
three
on
her
desk
" i n , " "out"
and
"too
difficult."
as sweet-scented as
lily, beautifully serious
a
version
of
the
Intersections through­
other
fect
can
In
proven
Europe,
The
basically
sign
for
the
be
traffic
of
signs
a standard
they
cJiurch
Watch
smile
her,
and
as
m o s t i n s t r u c t i o n s to the m o ­
torist. They rarely bear any let­
differences.
tering as
do s i g n s i n t h i s c o u n ­
self-explanatory
st.Tlllar s i g n s have
t e m i n the U . S .
conditions
supported
at
beenplacedat
o
c
t
o
r
the
(
educa­
F
e
a
t
u
education usually means
r
e
P
a
g
e
!
ejipense
of
tuition,
Thursday,
the n e e d f o r m o n e y , "
Is
a
slight
8,
1965
books
S T R I C T L Y
the
coating
it
of his yacht, the louse
comes
off
with
just
a
T w o secretaries
ing
about
their
awful,
that
were talk­
dates.
The
first gal explained, " M y date
was
row." ,
Those
says
(Dppewall,
only lied about
me
little
alcohol.
really awful.
„
to
many
come
in
—small,
He
bend
possible
trouble
seasonal
labor
get
who
anticipated
in
recruiting
help
this
size
s q u a r e feet o f l a w n . O n l y
Results show with A g r i c o —
emerges, controls grubs a n d other
that's w h y 2 o u t o f 3 p r o f e s s i o n a l
l a w n - e a t i n g soil insects a l l s e a s o n l o n g .
t u r f m e n b u y a n d use A g r i c o .
medium
things
NORTHVILLE
seem
sizes—
and
organization
of
C
.
R .
E
L
Y
C
o
m
p
a
n
hiring
e
a
m
w
o
r
you
may
think.
up to the f o r e s i g h t a n d i m a g i n a ­
two w a y s If t h e r e Is to b e a t r u l y
tive
h e a l t h y s t a b i l i t y In a n y b u s i n e s s
e x p e c t e d o r s m a l l . It g e t s b e s t r e s u l t s i a
themselves.
vision
of
the
employers
r e ^ n s i b l l l t y to p r o v i d e a t t r a c ­
under way -
management
And
tive working conditions, f a i r p a y
In b u c k i n g the b i t t e r r i v a l r y In
t h i s Is m u c h m o r e d i f f i c u l t t o d a y
rates, and reasonable f r l n g e b e n -
a l l Important
eflts
will
sell every employee,
the
v e r y b e g i n n i n g , o n the
be
as
young
as
again,
she
is,
this doesn't seem to
ico
but
She
of
represents
When
spring
becomes
again,
the
new
when
WorlfJ
and
fresh
flowers
bloom
allowed
last
to e x p i r e
and workers.
F a r m e r s t h e n a n t i c i p a t e d t h e r e than It s o u n d s .
Naturally,
It
Is
compatible
with o t h e r s
E m p l o y e r s , f o r one t h i n g , a r e s o
the
caught up In the c o m p e t i t i v e r a t -
b e y o n d t h i s p o i n t the
side-
r a c e that t h e y t e n d to c o n c e n t r a t e
must start playing b y ear.
b e n e f i t s w o u l d get the h e l p . M i c h ­
00 p r o d u c t i o n and m a r k e t i n g , a n d
be
keen
seasonal
areas
competition
workers
offering
and
the
that
most
states i n leave labor r e l a t l o n s p r e t t y m u c b
to u n i o n s a n d d e p a r t m e n t heads.
the
Small
management's
for
would
Wonder
the
was
year.
matter.
F o r she is a s y m b o l to t h e m .
In
same field and locality: B u t
employer
concerns
-
just
rate
resiijence
Is
part
f o r , that h e Is t r u s t e d a n d t a k e n
of
the
company
he
i s l a t i o n e x i s t s which might p r o ­
Employees,
tives, and their friends a r e p o s ­
Into c o n f i d e n c e
vide a n attraction.
a r e apt to f o r g e t the g o o d of the
sible
as
c o m p a n y a n d think o n l y of f a t t e r
t h e n , he w i U k e e p h i s w o r k f o r c e
m u c h m o r e l i k e l y to s t a y p u t .
pay envelopes, more fringe bene­
c o n s t a n t l y I n f o r m e d , not o n l y r e ­
Labor
g a r d i n g the w o r k i n g s o f the f a c ­
one o f I n d u s t r y ' s h e a v i e s t f i n a n ­
ever­
promise of
life.
P r i v a t e and federal funds a v a i l ­
greatest
promise
and the
comes
at
a b l e t o t h i s new g r o u p , M i c h i g a n
ever
reminder
Nature's
Migrant Opportunity Inc.,
of
considerably alleviate
most
this
Easter,
so
might
that
An
that
estimated
workers
are
75,000
migrant
h i r e d In the
state
a n n u a l l y to help p l a n t , c a r e
for
and harvest crops.
glory.
The
Both attltudesare
offices
estaJjllsh
the
in four
b u l k of the
to
self-defeating
employers
recognize
that
the m a c h i n e r y of t u r n i n g out p r o ­
d u c t s a n d g e t t i n g t h e m to
mar­
k e t , but that they s h o u l d b e -
and
are-co-worfcersandsales-
m e n , a m b a s s a d o r s of good w i l l .
areas
workers
hand,
t h e i r w o r k e r s a r e not j u s t c o g s i n
often
new organization plans
other
and costly for all concerned. As-tute
areas.
the
fits, and looking for r i c h e r jobs.
the p r o b ­
l e m o f l a b o r r e c r u i t m e n t In k e y
on
The
extent
of
their
value
If he Is
wise,
S I B L E Y
turnover
cial
burdens,
p r o d u c t s a n d how they m a y b e s t
day.
Hence,
be
be
but
c o n c e r n i n g the
used. Company manuals and
work-time
demonstrations
can
on Its
done
to
employee
Is,
of
particularly
everything
promote
Even if an employer's products
Improvement
without
being
and
and
restless workers.
not,
qualities
proud
helping
to t u r n o u t . If t h e y
are
costly
It
E
P
T
T H E
L A T E S T
i t c a n m a k e Its
being
employee
contacts
-
for
firms
employee
of
their association
a n d e a g e r to m a k e Its
D
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E
S
S
H
E
E
L
S
Shoe
Shoes
H.
Service
E . Atain
Joe
R. Nader's
T r i c k e / a
Jewelers
M a i n of Center
Hunting,
Fishing a n d
Northville
Red,
Bone
Novi
have:
103
Little
E.
People
E-Jay
Shoppe
Main
Northville
Lumber
,
,
Grand
Machine
Novi
Mart
Novi
model
•
O x f o r d s
S T Y L E S
vice,
the
rate
monthly
residence
cost
Frisbie
is
on
your
installation
residence
extension
local
calling
charge
phones
for
put
is
$
area,
the
more
at
the
same
or
Novi
Realty
Estate,
or
Princess®
phones
are
ask
your
Telephone
Drug
Business
Everett
Implement
Allis-Chalmers
Northville
Super
&
Co.
"how
do
International
Novi
41122
W. 7
Mile
349-9856
Feed
43963 W . G r a n d
P A T E N T
C
Co.
Rfvef
a
n
y o u
Tapp's Standard
Spencer
South
Northville
Lyon
E.
Rexall
Lake
Service
South
V A R f E T Y
O F
F L A T S
$
2
.
Lyon
B o b & Jan's M u s i c
Specializing
Lumber
3
4
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9
9
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Young Men's
the
to
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help
of Its
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eventually
14
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w A i f e
b i s own i n c o m e a n d
&
Sport
108
W.
Bell
Bloom
Main
S. Lafayette
Shoppe
in G o s p e l
E. Main.
lationship
between
and
must,
staff
Northville
work
BEFORE
CROSSim
f o r
by Ship ' n Shore
a
System
Northville
FI-9-0850
PLYMOUTH'S
EXCLUSIVE
Respected
for
CAMERA
SHOP
SINCE
1945
Drug
Records
Northville
o r b u y an i n t e r e s t
A . G . lauii,
R. P h .
E A S T E R
and
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Co-op.
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Elevator
Wixom
139
&
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Northville
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Brader's
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141
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Main
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Store
NorttivOle
be
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robe
Service
CHILDRIH'S
of
best-
a
ward-
our
styles.
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1-3,
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SHIRTS
7-14
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fund
M a n y M u t u o l F u n d s h a v e p l a n s to a i d y o u
l i t t l e or a s m u c h a s y o u w i s h o n a
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loyestment
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« Sport
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• Knit
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basis.
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in A m e r i c a n i n d u s t r y ?
Shirts
$1.9a
invest
Shirts
and
$2.98
systematic
An
fodoy.
Approved
Camern
Securities
•
Shop
/'
ANDREW C . REID & C O .
Member Detroit Stock
GE-7-93ll
Soullv_I./W(and
Co.
B O Y ' S
(Jresscd
d o I I a r OR MORE A DAY....
t o b u i l d a n e s t a t e , or a c c u m u l a t e a n i n v e s t m e n t
W e
Payroll
Cash
SIACKS
Checks
SizM
Exchange
Exchange
882
W . A n n Arbor T r .
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Donald A . Burleson Resident Partner
Mayflower Hotel
Phone C L - 3 - l 8 9 0 - - I f No Answer Phone GL-3-1977
Part of tile N a t i o n w i d e Bell
$ 2 . 9 8
B i o m s
management
however,
Co.
Agency
349-1252
Shirts
i n v e s t
P h i l a d e l p h i a - B a l t i m o r e Stock
Harold
9
White
Latest
GIRLS'
as
131
South
C e n t e r St.
Lyon
•
Free Pickup,
Hardware
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Drug
GE-8-4141
201
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112
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or B r o w n
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m
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a
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6
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name
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107-109
M a n .
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up
Quality
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Phil's
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Service
Products
Homes
N . Center
1
Properly Priced
GR-4-5363
24-Hr. R o a d - A i d
or
Agency
extra.
T o order your extension just call our
Vaults
Northville
128 S. Lafayette
(Prices do not include Federal Excise and State taxes.)
Office,
Novi
1
F o r
Appl.
Don
340
Color
tion. C a l l . . .
—
Iniuronee
Novl
$2.50
water cnnditionlng-n0 oblifa-
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Sunoco
.95
or
$2.25
&
Pivar
Mcintosh
time
S.
ser­
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in
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Grand
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one-time
-
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with
and for his
own job s e c u r i t y a n d
Professionally
Parts & S e r v k e
p h o n$e1 . 1i0s
extension
Message
Rexall
Prescriptions
Northville
Allen Monument
580
o
t an bl yl e
43039
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Ties
NEW SPRING
service,
45241
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that o f h i s c o - w o r k e r s . T h i s r e ­
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349-1780
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or
n a m e a b y w o r d , I s to e n s u r e h i s
4 3 2 2 0 G r a n d River
Revifzer
S
w o r k e r s . T o b u i l d up the
ducts,
Hobby
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Navy,
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doing
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have
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employees
ly known.
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FOR
W h e t h e r a f i r m Is u n i o n i z e d o r
m a t e l y a c q u a i n t e d w i t h the s p e c i a l
are
O
employer-
plagued by
p l o y e e s c a n s t i l l offer v e r y v a l ­
the g o o d s t h e y
S E L ^ C T U ^
u n d e r s t a n d i n g f o r the p u r
less
of
N
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co-operation and m u ­
a r e non-consumer in nature, e m ­
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m e n t that c a n f o c u s I t s a t t e n t i o n
on
E
to-
p o s e of b u i l d i n g up a n e s t a b l i s h -
a n d u t i l i z a t i o n of what they m a k e .
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A N D A T P R I C E S T H A T
should
est
quality
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Slip-Ons and
S
course,
tual
a n d p r o d w o r k e r s to ^ r e a d
F O R T H E F A M I L Y
E V E R Y O N E ' S
M
Is
easily generate employee i n t e r ­
the w o r d c o n c e r n i n g the
W A R D R O B E
O U R -
problems
w e l l a s Its s u c c e s s e s , he
final
tory
In
these e x t r a c u i r r l c u l a r p u r s u i t s Is
customers.
E A S T E R
T O P L E A S E
works
s t o r y o f its g r e a t e s t m i r a c l e
rela­
Y O U R
If a m a n
s u m e r g o o d s , he c a n b e c e r t a i n
their
FJND
F A S H I O N S
-VISIT
m a d e to f e e l that h e I s a v i t a l
that
personnel,
S P R I N G
Idea
w h i c h a l m o s t no r e g u l a t o r y l e g ­
his
. . Y O U ' L L
O F
of b e c o m i n g a s a l e s m a n f o r t h e i r
the
i g a n I s o n e of s e v e r a l
,
from
and
light
^:
w a y !
Now for the first hme, you can
RENT a famous mulii-purpose
REYNOLDS Fully-Automatic,
Heavy-Duty Water Conditioner
. . . the soltener that removes
iron the " C a r e f r e e " way.
(Patented)
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l i n e s t o d a y If they
products and services.
If h e d e a l s , f o r I n s t a n c e , In c o n ­
getting
as i f f o r the f i r s t time,
Perfect
Flat
S
w i l l f i n d It h e l p f u l
w h e n the C h u r c h retells
W A T E R
•
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concern.
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ever
was
!
If y o u
O
k
i n g I m p o r t of l a b o r e r s f r o m M e x ­
cannot,
workers
T
s o - c a l l e d e r a f i r m Is l a r g e , m l d d l e - s l z e d ,
BABSON PARK, Mass.-WBethIn
y
t e r m s of p r o d u c t i v i t y a n d p r o f i t s
The
than
S
don't
migrant
Northville
less
&
religious
ically for himself -
costs
A G R I C O '
pants
f o r h i s c o m p a n y he I s d o i n g b a s ­
?
$7,95
AMEFliCAN AGRICULTURAL CHEMICAL COMPANY
ski
t h r e e
A n Intelligent
It
mm Cloverdale, Detroit 4, Mich.
W£li«er 3 - 3 « 0
i n the b a r g a i n .
k i l l s c r a b g r a s s b e f o r e it
bag
t r e a t s a n d feeds 2 5 0 0
A g r i c o 1-2-3
to a v i g o r o u s , c o l o r f u l start.
made
young
n i z e s that w h a t e v e r
H
money
over.
employer
C
a n d a p p l y it this
before c r a b g r a s s a n d insects
year
r e l i e f f r o m this p r o b ­
come
i
weekend
lawn
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ing
l
G e t A g r i c o 1-2-3
different
depression?"
sonal
S O F T
Mcii'aon'i Mtil and fargtit wol«csm/it/'gn/ng companr... viKa 1931
a p p l i c a t i o n .
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stretch
so
the
are w e a r i n g these days
to
Water Conditioning Company
o n e
l a w n - a l l
b l e n d o f l a w n n u t r i e n t s to get g r a s s o f f
not
c i v i l i z a t i o n is so t h i n t h a t
ex­
FRESH
of
b e c a u s e o f the f e d e r a l l a w a l l o w ­
104
R E Y N O L D S
y o u r
B e s i d e s a i l this, A g r i c o c o n t a i n s a s p e c i a l
Sometimes
member Peter
April
the
f
RE.NT
investicate the very liest in
f e e d
i n
master
perts. Through private and p e r ­
s
i n s e c t s
c a n get a f o o t h o l d . O n e 2 5 - l b .
a
light feeling better, h a p p i e r ,
can
Rentals applied toward pur-
a n d
of t h e l r a s s o c i a t i o n w i t h the c o m ­
T
t o
o f A g r i c o 1-2-3
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if
u a b l e p u b l i c i t y If they a r e
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w
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c r a b g r a s s ,
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c o m p a n y f o r w h i c h he w o r k s , to
jS.Mpermo.
c o n t r o l
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termine
fellow
Standard size only $6.00 per mo.
n e w ,
1 - 2 - 3 .
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t h e
p r o d u c t s to d o t h r e e d i f f e r e n t
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH C Missouri Synod)
7701 East M-36, Hamburg
Sunday Worship - 10:45 a.m.; Sunday
School - 9:30 a.m.
carefree
I t ' s
R E C O R D - N . E W S - H E R A L D
a r e u s e d a n d to p r o v i d e s e r v i c e s
I
i s
A g r i c o
new
ST. PATRICK'S C A T H O U C
F r . Leo A. Msliiowsid; Pastor
Whitmore Lake R d at
Noruineld Oiurch Rd.
Sunday M i s s - « * l 0 : 3 0 » . m .
y o u
T I i i s
B o a r d of E d u c a t i o n w a n t s t o d e ­
where
ST. JOSEPH'S C A T H O U C
F r . Elmer A. Mahoney, Pastor
Assistants F r . Joseph Rybhistdasd
F r . Shinier i m e v s u
S n n k y M u s - 8 u ) d l 0 a.m.
D
for h a v i n g seen her.
t.IiK.,Sln»biuf. v..
i
y
state-
many
Institutions,
Difficulty
sun­
m e m b e r the E a s t e r m e s s a g e
i
1965
professtonal nature.
leaders.
they
walk out into the A p r i l
you m a y again hear and re­
i
are
i n the s u m m e r of 1963. S i n c e t h e n ,
l e m t h r o u g h o p e r a t i o n of a p r i ­
choice
r
15,
PZIMI
variety
want to study i n M i c h i g a n ' s p u b ­
vate
in
perfect season. B e sure
s
ef­
effective.
lic and private colleges. Others
People
y o u go to the c h u r c h o f y o u r
O
Cur­
e f f o r t a i m e d at a d o p t i n g the s i l e n t
the total dedication o f youtll.
it
G
Lan­
w e r e the f i r s t
s t a l l e d at a L a n s i n g I n t e r s e c t i o n
may
With
T h i s , unquestionably. Was
w
wrong
highest.
out the state If Its d e t e r r e n t
the
Enter".
no l e g e n d b e c a u s e o f
R o g e r
lasting
n
the
o f these i n d i v i d u a l s ^vill
State f a r m e r s
—Christ's
j
to
when
try. T h e r e has been considerable
there
chase, when desired,
HLYMOUTH CHURCH
' - r CHRIST
0301 .-|ieid<m H-iad
Plynn.uth. Mlrhlf;an
Sunday w'ir5h|p-10:30a.m.4 0:00p.m.;
Sunday .Schw^l - 9:30 a.m.
night
F i r s t s i g n of t h i s type w a s i n ­
of p r o ^ e r l t y , what w i l l we d o If
ST. JOHN'S E V A N G E U C A L
LUTHERAN. NORTHFIELD
2945 E . Northfleid Church road
Raymoed Frey, Pastor, U3-1669
Sunday Worship -10:30 s.m.; Sooday
School-9:30 l . m .
the
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
1100 W.Ann Arbor Trail
Plymouth, Michigan
Sunday Worship - i0:30 a.m.; Sunday
School-10:30 a.m.
the
en-
ot t h i s k i n d i n the n a t i o n .
buUseye
sign c a r r i e s
Not
m a n y language
1970.
port education properly in t i m e s
Nor-West Tool
P L Y M O U T H
from
and i s
H i g h w a y o f f i c i a l s s a i d the
street.
e r , the s q u a r e
G r a n d R a p i d s . "If we c a n ' t s u p ­
• n d
WILLOWBROOK
COMMUNITY CHURCH
EvangeUcal United Brethren
Meadowbrook at Ten Mlle Rd.
Rev. Mirvhi E . Rlckert, Mm.
Phone GR, 6-0626
Sunday Worship-IIa.m.;Sun(bySchool
-9:45 4 11 a.m.
at
sing installations
pany
ORCHARD HILLS BAPTIST
CHURCH, SBS
Orchard Hills School
Ten Mile and Quince, Novl
Rev. Fred Trachsel, Pastor
FI 9-9904
Sunday Worship - l l a.m. 4 7 p.m.;
Sunday School - 1 0 a.m.
away
flow
h i an illuminated box
effective
way i s
de­
motorists
facing
traffic
possibility
in
with a white b a r a c r o s s i t s c e n t ­
legend
Population
and
They
Command
i n
c o m b i n a t i o n
S T . WILLIAM'S
C A T H O U C CHURCH
WaUed Laite, Michigan
Father Raymond Jooes
Assistant Rev. Raphael Dekoske
Sunday Mass - 7:30, 9 and 11 a.m. aid
12:15 p.m.
some­
officer
Naval
headquarters
have
s e e n o r t h e r e h a s to b e a c r i s i s
board
Approach
Realistic
A
and
people
tent o f the p r o b l e m f a c i n g t h e m
In
s e l v e s f o r what we a r e ; r a t h e r
slow
street
closed
one
f o r o v e r a y e a r . It I s
signed
"I d o n ' t r e a l l y b e l l e v e the p e o p l e
a
self-emilna-
ought
April
com­
T h e C h r i s t i a n w o r l d Is i n need
We
sing
a four year period.
R
S h e ' s as y o u n g as s p r i n g ­
of a H o l y W e e k
the
of M i c h i g a n r e a l i z e t h e f u l l
ty-
tlon.
In the
one-way
E u r o p e h a s b e e n i n use In L a n ­
a n d l i v i n g e x p e n s e s o v e r at l e a s t
E
n e e d o f the s t r e n g t h of h u m i l i ­
SAI.hM BAI'TIST CHURCH
8170 Chubb Rd., ."iilem
FI 9-2337
Kex I,. Dye, Paslur
Sunday Worship - i i a.m. 1 6:30 p.m.;
Stmday SrliiK,! - 10 a.m.
crossings
rent p l a n s c a l l f o r expanded use
total
re­
of
other
City's
normal
t r a f f i c s i g n of
is
T o I n d i v i d u a l s , the c o s t of h i g h ­
It i s too s i m p l e f o r
much
several
Capital
m
Here's the A n s w e r
H0K1ZONTAL
1 American
l5 H e gained
sanitation
fame in the
expert.
Q Q i l Q COBDillO BQQEI [
Canal
12 M o r s c i .
gSai„BQEIi]ODD_'EIDQ
Zone.
13 T o daub.
a
mar,
17 Stain,
14 O n top of.
i s T o incite.
18 Thoughts.
24 Rapt.
H
i
.13 M e a s u r e of
20 C e n t r a i point.
cloth.
'BEB
B
ma- B D i M i i i i i i i Q D
m 28 O n e who
19 O u t e r g a r loiters.
ment.
30 Pertaining to
20 J e w e l .
a consul.
21 Pendulous.
32 E i U i e r .
hiaeiaaeiaiauBBnia
22 M a l e .
34 M o u n t a i n .
23 U p o n .
3(iSnal{y nsh.
hold.
VE1tT1CAL
24 T b w a r d .
37 C h u m .
25 P r o v i d e d .
38 B a r b e d spears.
o w l ' ^ ,' ^. T " " - ," 27 N o r t h A m e r i c a " i 'nn V
y cenno w
41 F l o c k s .
28 T o rent.
55 P e r t a i n i n g to J Meadow
43 B a l s a m .
wmKs,
i Exists.
29Fabuiou3 bird.
45 In case that.
31 E a r l y . , •
5 8 B l o o d - s u c k m S 5 L a ^ t ^ , , a < „ 48 T h r e e f o l d .
33 Insensibility.
i'""'^3 prayer.
47 Night before.
35 T o ascend.
53 Scarlet.
48 P r o v e r b .
37Flat-bottomed59To burn wilh
6j fc oj rl i»n tg " cards.
;
49 Measure of
boat.
I'Qu'd.
area.
7 Wind.
38 G o l f device.
50 H e was
51 Seasoning.
general
of
the
8
Either.
40 o n a g e r .
53 U b e l .
U . S . A . Army 9G""- ,
421>rvoured.
55 One i n cards.
e l H e was a n
lOParl.cle.
44 M a t t e r - o f 57
Southeast.
i n mal?- i t Goose.
fact.
59 S p a i n .
ing regions
12 Intolerant
50 C u s t o m .
healthful(pl.). . enthusiasts.
52Army'strons-
s
at
er
or even u n - C h r i s t l l k e . T h i s i s
world
which
J
r
tion p i c t u r e .
and
good sound C h r i s t i a n
type
s
T h e s i g n i s hung o v e r the I n t e r ­
may soon be
An experimental
the
must
p l a n f i t s i n t o the h i g h e r
f o r m a l l y that i s , u n - C h r i s t l a a
not
language
F a c e d w i t h the a l r e a d y c r o w d ­
Monday
Ii Corinthians
5:16-21
Thursday,
NEWS
w i l l n e e d j o b t r a i n i n g of a s u b -
too, b e
u s to c a l l a l l o u t s i d e o u r f a i t h ,
CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
Salem; Jack Barlow, Pastor
Sunday Worship - 10 a.m. 4 7:30 p.m.;
Sunihy Schmil - II a.m.
sign
i
system.
counseling for adults
s t e p c l o s e r to t h i s g o a l .
falls
educators
r
they a r e g o i n g the w r o n g w a y o n
ed
Sunday
John
6:25-40
C
a one-way
Many
observed
our
said
campaign
old by
name.
Possibly
n
c o n d u c t the " d o g g o n e d e s t e d u c a ­
than
now
yes
o
tion
F u r n i s h i n g s
f i n d s H i m s e l f c a p t u r e d b y the
groups
i
S u p p o r t e r s of a u n i v e r s a l t r a f f i c
schools.
m o l d of f o r m a l r e ­
i d e a s of H i s d a y ,
Romney
before
f o r m u l a of H i m . H e who b r o k e
WEST SALEM COUNTRY
CHURCH
7050 Angle Road, Corner of
Tower, Near 7, Mile read
Pastor Harry C. Richards
Sunday Worship -11 a.m.; SundaySchoo!
- 1 0 a.m.
HRST BAPTIST CHURCH
620 N . Whcom Rd., Wiiom
Rev. Robert Warren
Phone Market 4-3323
£uaday Worship -11:10 a.in.and7p.m.;
Sunday School -10 a.m.
home,
to the s a n c t u a r i e s a n d the h o l y
SALEM FEDERATED
CHURCH
Rev. Elwood Chipchase, Pastor
8057 McFadden, Northville
Office: FI 0-0674
Sunday Worship-lO a.m.and7:30p.m.;
Sunday School-11 a.m.
t
sections
b u r d e n of
arousing public awareness
selection
doubts and
m o v e on to t r u s t a n d c o n f i d e n c e
fined
Easy
L e t us leave our betrayals and
our
we
satisfaction.
C A R P E T
the
support higher ei.pendltures
repentance
i n a l l its
Rev. R, u v e r e Webster
ourselves
together.
Y O U R
M a y we a s p e o p l e o f the F a i t h
out o n the r o a d to
made,
NOVI METHODIST CHURCH
tensions
s e n s e the u r g e n c y o f t h i s h o u r .
n e e d to c h e c k
out a n d set
the
33825 Grand River
Farnungton
Sunby Worship-11 a.m.;SundaySchool
- 1 1 a.m.
other
be
can
and
come f r o m differences
would have d o n e ? "
e d with h o p e , d e g r a d a t i o n h a s
H o w e v e r , I f e a r we h a v e c o n ­
youngsters,
on the e d u c a t o r s t h e m s e l v e s .
We'll
texture,
our hearts.
reaction
F O R
where
thing
your
H O M E
corruption,
my
sitting here
A T
l e m s of the w o r l d a s c r i m e a n d
In Its o w n c o n c e i t s a n d f e a r s .
to
in
S H O P
broadloom
l i e f w i t h i n the n a t i o n s o d e a r to
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
NEW HUDSON
OF NOVI
METHODIST CHURCH
Eleven l^le Road and Taft
5M07 Grand River
Church Phone n 9-3477
C E (-8701
Rev. Paul E . Barnes, Pastor
K. U V e r c WebaUr, Mhilsler
Sunday Worship - 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.;
Smutty Worship - II t.ih.; Sunday
Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.
School-9:45 a.m.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SOENTET
"Pardon
sitting
says
governor
of MoiiGwk
f o r ten y e a r s . " N e e d l a d d a n y ­
changed
in
s o d m a n y state l e g i s l a t o r s . T h e
C h r l s t l i . n s with s u c h p r o b ­
seat. I have been
been
are
as
s i o n to a w o r l d l o s t too m u c h
have
you
a new­
by
me,
lives
higher education
ed b y G o v e r n o r G e o r g e R o m n e y
W e c a n l e a r n h o w to w r e s t l e
m i g h t y , to r e m e m b e r H i s m i s ­
Countless
SALEM CONGREGATIONAL
CHRISTIAN
7961 Dickenson, Salem
Jack Barlow, FI 9-2586
Sunday Worship - 1 0 a.m. 4 7:30 p.m.;
Sunday School - I I a.m.
to c h a n g e ,
comer
a
a w a r e n e s s such as education for schoolage
If c h i l d r e n , d a y c a r e c e n t e r s f o r
A g r e e m e n t on t h i s p o l n t l s v o i c ­
Northville
by vanities and prejudices; and
week
J e s u s C h r i s t In the f l e s h . W e
S A L E M
S O U T H
Church of
Christian Churches observe in
the
of
c
substantially
the n e w State B o a r d o f E d u c a t i o n .
we can
is
Public
u
M i c h i g a n a r e to be m e t In y e a r s a n d r e c r e a t i o n p r o g r a m s .
Brasure
Presbyterion
-
Improve
d
a h e a d , a c c o r d i n g to m e m t K r s of
and personal demand,
His
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL
EVAjNGELICAL LUTHERA.N
CHURCH
CHURCH OF THE
Rev. David T. Davles, Rector
EPIPHANV
Rev. Pelcr H. Bectwlth,
Rev. John W. Miller, Pastor
Asslstaal
GL3-83a7. GL 3-1191
574 Sheldon Rd., Plymouth
Worshlpplas at .11030 5 .Mile
South 01 Ann Artxir Trail
Sunday Worship - 8:30 4 n
^ •
Rec. 453-0190
Ot: 453-0190
SuiKhy School - 9:45 a.m
Sunday Worship - 9 4 11 a.m.; Sunday
School 9 i 11a.m.
the
page.
too e a s i l y c a p t u r e d
This
SOUTH LYON
KETHODtST CHURCH
Ferris S. Woodruff, Pastor
Sunday Worship -iOa.m.;SuDdaysctiool
-11:15 a.m.
Lloyd
E
LAMSING
Y
needs
S u b m i t t e d eacIi weeit b y o n e o f the m i n i s t e r s o f
R E C O R D - N O V I
M i r r o r
O F
Area Churches
N O R T H V I L L E
N O R T H V I L L E
1965
O P E N
E v e r y
E v e n i n g
T I L
9
141
E .
Main
•
Free
FI-9-3420
Parking
at
Rear
NorthVillo
of
Store
4
to
18
Page Four
Tlie N O R T H V I L L E R E C O R D - N O V I NEWS
Tiiursday, April 15,
1965
Thursday, April i 5 ,
O
m
W
p
a
n
t
A
d
s
W
o
r
k
L
i
k
e
M
a
^
i
1-Card of Thanks
Wc wish to citcniJourdMpestiippreclaUon to all (or their idndoessdurlng our re­
cent bereavement, especially to Rev. L a Vrjre Wchster. We are very grateful to ttie
mioy persoos who remembered us at tUs
time.
Mrs. Elmo McKhiley and the
W. B. McIaoley .'amily
HlScx
I wish to take this my to tlunl all the
many friends In and around Nori for the
cards and get well messages i received
while at St. Mary Hospital. I appreciated
all and It's nice to have so maiiy (jood
friends.
Dr. Harold Henderson
3-For Sale Real Estate
I wish to thank all of my friends for
their thoughtfuhiess and kindness to me
durlng convalescence.
Jessie Bhickwood
K!5
We wish to thanl! our friends for fluwers, cards and Idndncss during our hereavemeot. Especial thanks lo Fred Casterllne for his tboughtiutoess. Mr. and
Mrs. David Bell aad famUy.
Income property:-tunltapartmentbulldhig on west Seven Mlle.
All units rented now, for a total of
$350 per month.
My most sincere (hanks to all our
friends, nelfhhors, rotaUves, employees
of Ford Valve plant, Northville Dowbs
and employees, The Ford BowUng League
and the Rovercad Charles Boerjer. Your
Und a d s and sympathy durhig the tryhig
time of the loss of my dear husband will
never be forgotten. Ruby M. Wlttrlck.
349-4030
Brick tri-Ievel or 3 bedroom
ronch - from £ 8 , 9 0 0 Your lot or
3 -For Sole Real Estate
S t a r k
R e a l t y
47141
MULTI-LIST
scoped lot. Only 523,900.
B3I
C a l l Management Broker
ELLIS
brick
bsdroom
Kyle)
Full
with
chalet
fireplace
bosemcnt.
2-cor goroge.
Ave.
3-
Mony
CL-3-1020
L o t 55x150.
rental
VE.6-8591
F u l l price 517,000.
value
$170
per
Total
month.
FOUR - Wooded contoured lots for sale hi
Hlilcrest area of NorthvlUe. Located 2
blociis north of Mahi street off Clement
road. For hiformation call FI. a-4295.
schools,
2 story,
1
hi Northville, 3 bedroom face brick
ranch with family room and finished
basement. 2 natural fireplaces, one Ui
country kitchen, one In living room.
Available for immediate possession.
per month inc.
located
W a n t
A d
US F O R
family room with
tached
REAL ESTATE
G i v e
lorge
enclosed
P a ^ e s
Y o u
home
ator, oven
3-cor
units,
gorbage
n
k
e
dish­
disposal
1953. Only $36,000.
C. K. LETZRING
First
and Foirbrook.
i 2 i SouUi Laiie St.
South Lyon
L O T in Northville E s t a t e ;
GE-7-513i
I 4 0 ' x l 4 2 ' . 53,700. T e r m s .
C
o
v
e
r
a
g
e
NAWON TOWNSHIP. Joy R d , Merrinaa
Rd. area. Well kept 3 bedroom face brick
ranch, drapes, carpetmB and tiled basemeat are only some of the features. 41/21
or FHA available. 421-5944.
20601 Westvlew. Country Uvhig at its
best. In Ihis quality built ranch. Modern
kltchca with all built his. 3 bedrooms and
sewhig room. Exceptional, family room,
with large flrephice. 1 acre loL
CARL H. JOHNSON
R E A L E S T A T E BROKER
I20 N . Center
NofTliyIIIe
FI-3-2000 or FI-S-0I57
SON
5 acres goes with this 2 bedroom home,
full basement, alumhium siding, acarNew
Budsco and expressway.
2 bedroom home New Hudson, Large
•bedrooms, full hasement, new alumhium
sldhig, 1 car garage.
HOMES IN SOUTH LYON
One good 3.hedroom home, W. Lake St.
Two family flat, hicome property on
W. Lake St.
H o m e s
i n
N o r t h v i l l e ,
PROGRESS
FI-9-l25B
S T O P AT WHITE BARREL
3 Miles W. ot Noftliyllle
on 7 Mile Road
APPLES. Most varledes. $1 bushel and
up. R. Slmms, J r . ; 6005S Nhie Mile, 1/2
mile east ot Pondac Trail.
IHOtfc
2 bedroom home, corner lot, new 2car garage.
•.#«•«•*••««*«
Choice' hulldhtg parcels 1 acre 4, up.
INovi,
W i x o m ,
S o u t h
L y o n ,
IS OUR
A t c h i s o n
A n d
W h i t m o r e
L a k e
A r e a !
BUSINESS
R e a l t y
Crisp and Juicy
and HONEY
*•«,,•**«*«•**.*
9 5 0 0
ORCHARD
APPLES -
4-acre corner. Tower Rd. i 8 Mlle,
good terms.
Office Phone -
FRESH EGGS from HoUowOak Farm.
Candied. Graded Wholesale, retail cases
lots deUvcred. Ph. C E 7-2474.
HlSci
RED DELICIOUS apples $1.50 to $2.007808 West 6 Mile Rd., Northville.
H15-16P
C A K P E I S T E K A.ND
437-2111
AT
Counter T o p s . T i l e Floors.
MARQUETTE REALTY
iRWm KINNE
447 West Lalie. South Lyon
2T'xXB''
Phone CE-7-78(il
27''l!36''
IN NORTHVILLE-NOVI-WIXOM AND
T O A L L SOUTH L Y O N H E R A L D SUBSCRIBERS
THIS
WEEK'S
SPECIAL:
rooms 12xJ2 and 10x10. Uti//(y 9x15. Porch 9x20, ond 5 ocres.
All hr on/y JIO.OOO with $1,000 down. Near Ten Mi/e and
M o r e
Napier Roads.
T h a n
9205 Tower Rd. Country Uvlng at its
best. Quality built 3 bedroom home on 4
acres of huid. Fhiished 2 car attached
garage,
3 0 , 0 0 0
Readers
Want
Ads
A r e
Y o u r
Bound
FARM
Get
Plyniwith
Sponsored by VFW Auxiliary
2mi A N N U A L SPRING ROUND-UP
R A T E S
-
I N F O R M A T I O N
M A R Q U E T T E
FI-9-4433
T h e s e A r e A Ferr of the PIspefties Wt H a v e F o r Sale
FI-9-08S4
_-17966^^1
Sc P E R tVORQ OVER IS WORDS
Novl
43539 C f j n t f R I W .
"
b e d r o ^ ^ l ^ ^
0-6
D O N M E R R I T T ,
R E A L T O R
ON C O N S E C U T I V E WEEK.
Tools & F f m l t i f e , etc.
water.
$16,900.
AUCTION
TERMITES??
Protect your home from termites. For
hiformation call South Lyon Lumber Co.
.Phone G E 7-9311.
atfc
Horse Hair Pads
$i.50
Felt Hats
$1.95 up
5/8" Curb Straps
85?
E. R.'s WESTERN SHOP
South Lyon
R a t e s
$19,900. $2,500
Very modern 5-roora home on 6 1/2 nice r o l l i n g acres. Ideal
043
for horses. F u l l basement. 2 fireplaces. A l t . 1 1/2-cor garage.
ON R E P E A T OF SAME AD FOLLOWING WEEK.
2
SALE
C L A S S I F I E D DISPLAY C O N T R A C T R A T E S
A V A I L A B L E T O CONSISTENT CUSTOMERS.
13919 Haggerty
2-For Rent
100 Deluxo i and 2 bedroom units.
"Community Club Building."
'Swimming Pooi
"Private. Lociiahic Basement
•Baiconies. Carports
Avaiiahie
•iiotpoint /tppiiances
•Air Conditioned
From $135 month including heoT.
Models open doily (furnished).
CRESTWOOD P A R K
APARTMENTS
GL-3-5490
1199 S. Sheldon Rd.
Piymouth
SAND - GRAVEL - TOP SOIL
GL-3-5151
FIREPLACE WOOD
MATHER SUPPLY CO.
WANTED MEN to work on golf course.
Bob-O-Unii golf duh. Grand River and
Beck road.
48
F O R S Y T H I A
CARPENTER
39440 GRAND RIVER
NOVI
Colonel Ross " L u c k y " Fulton.
Between Hagseftr
CL-3-736I Phone GL-3-00:B
and SeeIey Rds.
Northville
17-Found
G
E
7 - 2 0 1 1
FEED & SUPPLY
PLl'MBING S U P P L I E S
P L Y M O U T H PLUMBING
m
West Liberty St.
Open All Day Saturday
0
FARM
CENTER
STORE
I/4 Mile North of 7 .Mile
lots in beautiful Northville Estates.
An excellent building lot on nearly 6 acres of r o l l i n g land.
D e a d l i n e
T u e s d a y
1 0
Lawn and Garden
4-COLOR
Several moturc trees and a nice spring fed pond. Ideol for
A well-built 3-bedroom brick on 128x156 lot wooded with
a lovely home. Horses permitted. Westview D r i v e .
Power Equipment
large trees and l a n d s c a p i n g . Basement. A l s o fomily room
with fireploce, lorge screened patio covered, 2-car attached
Far Better Results LIST through NORTHVILLE REALTY
goroge.
ond have 200 Reol Esrofc Offices working to Sell Your
Carpeting. Everything modern throughout.
A . M .
E
A
S
T
E
R
C
H
I
C
K
S
Property.
30-Acre Form. B u i l d i n g s . 7-room older home. 30x50 barn.
WE S E L L A N D S E R V I C E
20x50 tool shed. L a n d rolling and very good s o i l .
WANT
AO
m
INDEX
E A C H
We Have Other Acreage. Buy W o w - P r i c c s A r e Going U p !
1- Ciini of rhiuik-,
2 - in Memorijun
3 - Iiir.SHir-H<-,<l l-.iUte
4 - nij.<iin('ss Oppfirtuniti(-.n
.7-Kiir s , i l o - K » r m I'rtKiure
( i - f i i r .Saic-llnuichdiil
7-Iiir s«ir-Mi-rellan.v
n-h'vr Rent
5 - iKanldl III Ki-til
iO-Huiilr-d T o ituy
11-Misccll.uiy iianled
I •.•-Help Hunti-d
n-.SUuMttims Wiuiii'd
I-t - P e w . .\nlmals. .Supplies
15—F»r .s«Ie-.\ulii%
I(i-i.Cl,ll
I I - i'inind
lH-ii*iMin(--,.'i .si-rvirt's
ffl-Sierittl Nittu-r-*
B u s i n e s s L o t In T o w n . Centrally located.
WANTED
O F F I C E GIRL
Fiesta Rombler, Inc.
A P P L Y IN PERSON
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GEORGE L . C L A R K , REALTOR
DUCKLINGS 59( EACH
40941 Eight Mile Rd.
Rambief-Jeep Sales & Service
Meadowbrook Coimtiy Club
Solesmen
OFFICE PHONE Fl 9-3470
160 East Main SI.
P l i « " 319-1515
h
CORNER
WILL DO TYPING In my home. FI 9-3347
CASH FOR Land Contracts - Edmund P.
Yerkes, Attorney, 192 E . Main, North­
ville. Ph. 349-34-10.
I-ltf
CARPET Laytag, Repairing. Make over,
stair carpets shifted, re-stretching. Sewtag and binding. Work guaranteed. Free
estimates. Call GEneva 8-3179.
H44tfc
MATTRESSES 4 BOX sprhlgs, standard
and odd sizes of best grade material. See
our retail showroom at Six Mile and Earhart ro-ad. Two miles west of Pontiac
Trail. Adam Hock Bedding Co. Telephone
GE 8-3855, South Lyon.
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SEWING Machine 4 Vacuum sweeper ex­
pert service. SpeclaUdng on Electrolux
and Kirby parts and service. All oUicr
makes. Vacuum sweeper hoses exchang­
ed with your useable hose ends $4.95.
n 9-lOlS.
Htfc
"I pay her just to stand there—my patients are much
braver with her watching them."
18
Business Services
IS Business Services
CABINETS
BULLDOZING
ADDITIONS
RECREATION
AND EXCAVATING
ROOMS
Save Money, Deal Direct
S E P T I C TANKS CHUCK
STRAUS
ROOF
PROBLEMS?
No job too big or too smoll!
Our S p e c i a l t y - A l l Kinds of Roofing
GRADING
Roof Repoirs
SMITH
Ecvctroughs
13650 10 Milo - South Lyon
F R E E ESTIM.ATES
Phone GE-7-24IS6
Caii anytime. Sunday inciuded.
FI-9-2005
.4.'il Wort Guurimtecd
GE-7-2068
NEW
HUDSON
ROOFING
Plymoiith
COMPANY
GL-3-3600
U
P
SPANNOS TILE COMPANY ceramic die
kitchen shiks complete bathroom vhiyl
a^halL AU types of floor coverhig, Free
esUniate. FHA terms avalhible. 0 down.
GE 7-2831.
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Journeyman
EASTER PARADE
U P
A l l arouncj experience,
steady work.
LOW
- APPLY-BATHEY MFG. CD.
100 S. Mill
Used Cars Are Going U P , But!
DOWN
PAYMENT
S.R. Johnston & Son
CARS
CUSTOM BUILDERS
Plymouth
Claronca DuCharmo
Bob Cann
BERRY PONTIAC Keeps Prices
DOWN
RESIDENTIAL
NURSES - REGISTERED i nurses aids.
Brighton HospihU. Pleasant working condiUons. Top wages aad other benefits. 40
hr. -week. FuU or part time. Age not Unportant. Phone 227-1211 ask for Mrs.
Chu-ke.
COMMERCIAL
•GO American 4poor. Oniy S5.00
down.
'99 iujnbier StaUon
Wagon, oniy $5.00
down.
•61 Bambier 4Door. Oniy S49.00
down.
'61 ihunbier StuUon
W«EOO. oniy S49.00
down.
NEEDED 1MMEDUTELY, dependablewomaa for Ught housework aad babysitdagS
days a week. Hefcreaces. 349-2432.
'52 Riunbicr 4Door. Oniy $99.00
down.
Wapin- Oniy 590.00
down.
D
O
W
INDUSTRIAL
N
GE-7-225S
GA-1-S988
D
O
W
N
In keeping wllti our policy ot honest advertising nt wish to Inform
you that the spring market is here and used car prices are going
up. Due to ouf T R E M E N D O U S V O L U M E of nen car sales iye miist
keep used cars moving so nt sell ouf cars well below the fegulaf
SCHHUU
miC
STUDIO
'PIANO and ORGAN
'INSTRUMENTAL
Mi .N. Center
FI-9-0580
market pflce. T h i s means BIG SAVINGS T O Y O U .
FIESTA RAMBLER
13-Situations Wanted
WAS
Plymouth
REDUCED
TO
GL-3-3600
'65 Chevrolet Convertible. Gold. 727A
I
THE
'65 Tempest Coupe. Black. T319A
AREA'S
SPORTS CAR HD. QTRS.
M G , AUSTIN HEALEY
5 ROOM (2 BR's) partly furnished apL hi
good condition and garage. Prefer quiet F R E E PUPPIES for good home 9 weeks
able bodied, middle age couple. No pets. oW. CaU after 6:30. NO 5-9017. H12tfc
References. $95 mo. hicluding utihties.
Security deposit required. NorthvUle
HORSES BOUGHT, sold, boarded. Riding
Really, 160 E . MahiSL
Lessons. Registered quarter horse colts
Tamarack Farm. 436-2102.
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APT. 3 ROOMS, partly furnished, ground
floor, private exit front 4 rear. No ob­ HORSES BOARDED. ExceUsnt care, rea­
jections to a pet. $75 per month plus half sonable rates. Barnandgoodpasture.3491074 evenhigs. Easter Bunnies.
49
ofgashUl. 453-7286.
MIDGET-SPRITE
MGB-3QII0
1100
1000 W. Maple
MKIII
SPORTS
B E R G E N
POODLE PUPPIES, bhick, 8 weeks, fe.5,000 SQ. F T . BLDG. for lease hi Novi
on Grand River. Zoned for iadustrial or male. AKC -Shots. 349-2736.
commerdal. All uUlidesfurnished. Avail
PART C O L U E pups $10. 349-4163.
able May 1. 349-4744.
M
$3400
$2796
$2900
$2495
'64 Pontiac Grand Prix. Aqua. 726A
$3010
$2695
'64 Catalina Wagon. Gold, 3I0A
$2820
$2495
'64 Catalina Vista Sunflre. 532A
S 2675
$2475
'64 Catalina Coupe. Aqua. 53SA
$2645
S2425
'64 Catalina Coupe. Aqua. S5SA
$2645
$2425
'64 Catalina coupe. Aqua. 659A
$2645
'64 Buick Hardtop. Green. T396A
$2785
'64 Catalina Wagon. Aqua. 669A
$ 2820
'64 Catalina Vista. White. EG2A
sisn
'64 Tempest 4-Dr. Maroon. T369A
$2105
$242h
Aluminum Siding
Aluminum Trim
Guaranteed 30 Years
Roofing - Ali Kinds
ROOFING REPAIRS
$2525
$2495
ALUMINUM STORM
$2495
WINDOWS
SEDAN
O
T
walled Lake
O
R
S
S1995
'64 Catalina 2 plus 2. Black. 7D9A
$2880
$2495
'64 Chevrolet Impala Coupe. White. 692A
$2375
$2235
'64 Catalina Convertible. Black. 706A
$2745
$2595
'64 Dodge Coupe. Aqua. 419A
$2450
$2095
'63 Bonneville Coupe. Gold. 335A
$2435
S2095
'63 Catalina Coupe. Light Blue. 478A
$2185
$1945
'63 Bonneville Conveftlhle. Aqua. 488A
$2520
$2375
'63 catalina Sport Sedan. Brown. S56A
$1900
$1695
'63 Tempest Coupe, arown. S2aA
$1235
$1175
MA-4-1331
UNFURNISHED, ground floor apL, fine lo­
cation. Cail n 9-0246.
USE
OUR
WANT
ADS
9-Wantedto Rent
3 BEDROOM home hi NorthvlUe schooi
district. 2 high school ChUdren. 1 year
mhilmum lease, longer if home is right
Garage preferred. References. FI 9-4789.
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O
C
A
A R E A ' S
FARM with mhiimum of 10 acres. Two to
three bedroom house. Out hulldhigs. 8732692.
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F
USED i2 GAUGE douhic-barrei gua over
4 under at reasonable price. Caii 3491642.
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D
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A
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JUNK CARS and trucks. We buy. 3492900.
3 «
SUBURBAN TRACTOR wlUi attachments.
349-4137
1st
I N
S A L E S
I N C R E A S E
12-Help Wanted
NEEDED JUNE 15th. Housekeeper-sitter.
5 day week. Own iransporhiUoa. 21 yrs.
or over. Must he ahle to swim. Children
are 10 4 12 years. Very liglit house­
keeping. Good summer employment for
responsible person. Write box 282 care
of Northvilie Record.
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F O R
1 9 6 4
( 3 9 2 % )
GALE WHITFORD
ROOFING & SIDING
23283 Cotrle Road
$1360
$1296
$1900
$1695
'63 Catalina 4 Door. Gold. 700A
$2045
$1895
'63 Chevrolet Belair 4 Door. Blue. 704A
$1590
$1595
'63 Chevrolet Super Sport. Black, 707A
$2120
$1995
'63 Valiant Convertible. White. T401A
$1325
$1195
'63 Bonneville Coupe, Black. T40SA
$2435
$2195
$1595
'62 Catalina Coupe. Aqua. 586A
$1715
'62 Rambler 2-Door. Green. 621B
$ 700
$ 645
'62 Catalina 2-Door. Blue. T372A
S13S0
$1095
S t o p
G.M. Auto Service Mgr. Send qualUications to Box 114 P. care South Lyon Her­
ald.
HSOtfc
Wilson
Mower
EXPERIENCED counter and short order
waitress, nights. Prefer older woman, F i
9-9794 .
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349 1 164
MALE, young man 18-22
We will Ica^Jtou. 32420
ington.
/V,'-,.'
INSTALLb
PENDER
BROS.
EXCAVATING
Licensed Plhg. i
CA-5-4800
CO.
ExcavaUaE
KE-1-406S
'62 Bonneville Vista. Green. 637B
$1890
$1695
'62 Catalina4-Door. Beige. 688A
$1605
$1495
'62 Catalina Coupe. Maroon. 695A
$1715
$1645
'62 Catalina Conveftible. Aqua. 703A
$1785
$1495
'62 Catalina 4-Door. Maroon. 728A
$1605
$1495
site Deveiopment-Gradfnc
'61 Ford 2-Door, Blue, 438A
$ 555
$ 495
R A Y WARREN E X C A V A T I N G
'61 Tempest Wagon. White. T322A
$ 870
$ 695
'61 Rambler Wagon. Silver. T40SA
S1040
$ 895
'61 Clievioiet Impaia H T . Beige. T388A
$1315
$1095
'60 Dodge 4-Door, White. 291A
$ 565
$ 395
'60 Bonneville Convertible. Black. T U 3 B
$1280
$1095
'60 DeSoto Coupe. Black. 71BA
$ 995
$ 875
'60 Chevrolet Convertible. Black. 721A
$U50
$ 995
'59 Olds H T . Grey. 476A
$ 725
$545
'59 Catalina 4-Door. Black. 626C
S 650
$ 545
•*«s<«i*ti**)iS S95
$ 445
B y
See
W h y
!
!
'58 Cadillac H T . Coral. 647A
$1195
$ 895
'58 DeSoto Convertible. Red. 508B
$ 495
$ 395
BULLDOZING
Eaithmovint-LMid C i n r i n t
CO.
276:M i l . 4 G G E R T Y R D .
474-6695
FLOOR SANDING
First Gloss laying, sonding,
finishing, old and new Floors.
BIG
LOTS
THOUSANDS
BERRY
We^re
W h e e l i n g
&
TO
WHO
SERVE
SAY
"I
YOU.
BOUGHT
JOIN
MINE
AT
D e a l i n g
P
675 ANN ARBOR
GL
to Mayffolver
Hoiet
O
N
ROAD
T
I
874
A
C
A N N ARBOR
NEED PiCTURES?
Weddings, Occasions, SpecUl
Call C E 7-2l46
Pajot Photography
I N C .
ROAD
3-11000
Pfyniourh
H . BARSUHN
p h . aE-S-360J. If no snsyiet
THE
PONTIAC".
B E R R Y
MAIN
Work guaranteed.
call EL-6-5762 collect
TWO
CL-3-0303
Phone
SEWERS
Own power, A e o cstimoTes.
(Cr. S. C o n m r c e R o r i )
WALLED LAKE-624-2441
'63 Falcon Coupe. Red. T393B
'63 Catalina 2-Door. Maroon. 658A
'59 Ford 2-Door. Green. P17
SCHOOL BUS drivers, part-time, men or
women. Must be able to pass physical
exam. Contact E . V. Ellison, Northville
PubUc Schools. FI 9-3400.
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UOS N . P O N T I A C T R A I L
s
HAVE WALLS washed the modern way. No
mess. Half the lime. Reasonable rates.
Free estimates. G L 3-3708.
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MOTO-MOWER-YARDMAN
Stan Johnston and L . M. Eaton
NORTHVILLE'S OLDEST REAL ESTATE OFFICE
COMEDY
ONE MODEL alrphme, red with black
sh-ipc between 5 4 7 Mile Rds. West of
Ridge R d Phone DU 2-1726. Rewardl
SIMPLICITY
N
a
OFFL'RI.NG 8','t ou $5,000 loan, flrsl mortcace. 349-3654 after ! or Saturdays and
Sundays.
WIRE HAIRED terrier, Trl-color. Female
Around Silver Lake near SouUi Lyon. Re­
ward. Contact or caU GE 8-8034.
HlScx
Full Price $1395
10-Wanted to Buy
9010 PonUac Trail
down.
scoping. Good terms. $11,500. 4 l / 2 r , G.I.
SHARPENI.NG saw: and other edged tools,
sdssiirs, slmrpened free with hand saws.
No belter work at any price. 320 Pennell
Street.
A T T I C ROOMS -
Gas heot. C i t y wafer. 1 1.'2 cer. tile baths. Carport. Good lond-
o r
C
18-Business Services
Work Myself
AUCTIOH
for 0 s p l i t level home with sweeping view. $6,600 with $1,000
0Three
DODGE
FI 9-OCGO
New tires.
Supplies
AND
NORTHVILLE
GERMAN SHEPHERD, April 1, male, more
brown Uian black. 6 mos. Vlchlityof7Mile
and Currle. GE 7-9557.
4-Door. 6 C y L Auto. R & H .
4-Pets Animals,
349-44S6
BUILDER
G.E. MILLER
16-lost
1963 RAMBLER
WANTED BOY over 18 - f o r shipphig and
light machine work, clean work hi clean
surroundhigs. Northwest Gage and E n ghicering, hie. 2020O Novl Rd., Novl.
COLLEGE SENIOR wants oat-door work
SMALL OFFICE space for rent. Heat 4 for Easter vacation. AprU 16-26. CR 4Ughts hu-nlshed, 202 W. uahi. Inquire at 4630. Plowhig, discing, fenchlg.
Gulf Gas station.
BOARD 4 ROOM. 349-5030.
& HEATING S U P P L Y
WALLED LAKE
Ideol
o
REMODELING
10930 W. SIX M I L E
P R i v A T E SALES
A c r e L o t on Timberlane in beautiful N o r t h v i l l e H i l l s .
t
1205 Ann Arbor Rd
SLEEPING ROOM wilh private hath and
private entrance, half a blocit from husiness section. FI 9-3014.
Ve Carry Over 70 Products
CUSTOM
595
DARK 'nCER colored cat or Idtten wear­
1904 FORD 2 ton stake, 12 ft. bed, V-6 ing black leather collar with bell. Vidnity
12,000 miles. Uke new $2,500. Cost $3300 of Wing 4 Cady Sis. Please caU FI 9-1953
437-2023.
•
HlOtfc after 4:00 p.m.
WOMAN betweea 21 4 45, fuU Ume.Saack
counter 4 table work at Golf Club House.
ROOM FOR RENT, idtchen priviieges if
Experience not necessary. CaU GL 3-1900
desired. AvalUble April 21st Novl area,
between 12:00 and 4:00.
n 9-2428.
FILL SAND-FILL DfRT
M a t a t a l l
S 495
(12 Raaihier StaUon
SEPTIC TANK STONE
E d
$
'60 Dodge 4-Dr
127 Hunon
KITCHEN HELP, women, Bob-O-Unkgolf
course, 48150 Grand River, Novi.
$l29S
'61 Rambler 4-Dr
Neiv and Used FunilUire
room, very well londscoped on lorge 99x200 lot.
3-Bedroom brick ranch on 10 Mile R d . Perfect condition.
NonftvIIIe
Plymouth
S A T U R D A Y - . 7 ! 3 0 P.M.
0 2
m
Apartment
SPECIAITY FEED
Seven M i l s Rfi. L i v i n g room, bedroom, kitchen. A l s o two
A c r e ^ Q I ^ P Rood. $2,200.
s
GE-7-2446
unfinished bedrooms upstairs. 2-car garage. 511,500.
0 1
d
Plymouth's
PEANUTS
For fait, courteous sarvics call
H
will be given c o n s i d e r a t i o n . G a s heat. C l o s e to s c h o o l s and
10-Room b i - l e v e l home, built-ins, gos heat, large family
9 - 1 7 0 0
1/2
r
'63 Plymoulh 2-Dr. H T , . . $1295
1962 MERCURY cust. 4 dr. ht with auto.
R4H, P.S., B.B. P.W., WW ares. Vinyl
hiterior low mileage. Real sharp. NADA
$1405. Our price $1295. West Bros, downtown PlymouUi. GL 3-2424.
FI-S-3600
•RAW AND R O A S T E D
O i l B . B . hot woter heat. Ideal country living.
shopping. A s k i n g $7,500.
FARM MINDED man, any age to repre­
sent a 30-yr. old Hybrid Seed Corn Co.
In your area. Good commission. Send
card to Box 122, Springport, Mich. In­
dicate where you live etc.
Hll-17cx
DIE MAKER
Q U I N C E
colonel Joe W a l t o n - - A U ( » i o n e e f s -
A c r e s . Ideally located between 11 Mile and 1-96, about
9 W .
Phone 349-4430
'63 Rambler Wagon
1962 FORD 500 X L 2 dr. h.t. 390 eaghie,
auto., R4H. WW th-es. Low mileage. Sharp
NADA $10.15. Our price $1545. WestBros.
downtown Plymouth. GL 3-2424.
CAR HOSTESSES. Apply A iWRoolBeer.
NorUi ville.
Community
GL-3-0244 of 349-0715
Consignments Wc/come
mile east of N o v i for residential or industrial.
Older home, 114 Walnut Street. Owner s a i d s e l l . A l l offers
l-'4 Miles West of Nopior Rd.
USED CARS
1961 CHEV. Impala 2 dr. ht. Sharp.NADA
$1175. Our price $1045. West Bros. Downtown Plymouth. GL 3-2424
1205 Ann Arbor Rd.
•SUET-CAKES
Staftlns at 3 p.ni. Sliafp
investment.
a
'31 FORD - stt-iip for Clievie, phone4372202.
HlScx
aL-3-2882
$1.40
PER C O L U M N INCH. S A V E i5c PER COLUMN INCH
Hotels, Institutions
10665 Six Mile Rd.
•BIRD F E E D E R S
Fli.4 PinanclaE AvaUable
S A T U R D A Y , A P R I L 2 « , XS65
A l s o adjocent one 1/2 acre corner lot, $2,000. Or oil 3 lots
for $4,500. A good
DOMESTIC HELP: Woman with own trans­
portation. Good pay for right woman with
good references. No children. CaU Mon­
day 1 to 3. 476-3897
Wo Cater To Restauronts
Most Exclnsive
Plymouth, Michigan.
at
W H O L E S A L E AND R E T A I L
• C R A C K E D CORN
Selling Retail at
boy
SALEM PACKING CO
•SUNFLOWER S E E D
Wholesale Prices
Good
V A R I E T Y OF
UPPER APARTMENT, 3 rms., stove 4
refrigerator furnished, gas wall furnace
freshly cleaned and decorated hi South
Lyon. No children. F l 9-1323 after 6.
Hiatfc
•WILD BIRD F E E D
across from Western E/ecfric plant,
0 T w o l / 2 A c r e L o t s on Ridge C t . L o w priced at $1,500 each.
0 little more thon the price of the lond olone. F u l l price
FULL
DRY FffiEPLACE wood, any length slab SLEEPING ROOM for rent, private en­
tf trance, 502 Grace St. FI 9-1165.
wood at mUl. $5. FI 9-2367.
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2-car garage, extra large 100'xl65' lot. Good area. Dead-end
condition.
39c L b .
CINBERS lor driveways and parthig lots;
FURNISHED house. May thru October,
seasoned fireplace wood. G L 3-1921.
adults only. FI 9-3086.
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Goldsmith, 1 block off Sheldon Road
Excellent
c
'02 METEOR 8, 4 dr. auto, transistor
radio, price reasoiable. Fl 0-1387, itiis
week only.
1904 COMET Callenle convertible 289, 4
barrel V8, 3 speed stick, radio, heater,
whitewalls 10,000 miles. $1975. GR 40381.
Located...Joe's Auction House, U05
apt.
down, $120 month.
58,500 with very reasonable down payment.
F I
and
s
1904 FAIRL/iNE 500 sedan. Standard shift.
5000 miles. $1700. C:ill 437-2291.
HlStfc
1963 MERCURY custom 4 dr. h.t. Breezeway. Auto. R i H , P.S. WW tires. Sharp.
NADA $1965. Our price $1795. West Bros.
Downtown Plymouth. GL 3-2424.
MATURE WOMAN clerk for retail mih!
depot. 42270 6 Mile. FI 9-355S.
GET THE VERY BEST EASTER
'HAIA! Order this week for sure
delivery.
ANTI-FREEZE - Permanent, $ M 9 gal.
Ion. Gamble's SouUi Lyon.
H41tfc
one or two odditionol bedrms.
street.
cor garage, with o very livable 4-room house and both. A l l for
P h o n e
sewer
ih, 49c
In Pieces
1959 AMERICAN 10 X 50 fuUy furnished,
exccUcnt condition. 437-5871 after 5.
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A c r e L o t . Three
room house in Northville, with o one room efficiency
5 ocrcs on paved rood, good deep w e l l , new s e p t i c , 1 1/2-
D I S P L A Y ADVERTISING ON WANT AD P A C E S -
city
which could be converted'into
S A V E ISc ON R E R U N O F SAME AD
D i s p l a y
Rm. House on large 3/4
goroge,
ReE. 69c
"SEASONED wood, also maple dhung room
extension table. William Peters, 56620
Ten Mile Rd., 1 mUe east of South Lyon
GE 8-3466.
H91fc
TO HAVE THE BEST!
Terms.
25c C H A R G E FOR BOX R E P L Y
C l a s s i f i e d
1^6
MAN OVER 21 to drive wholesale de­
livery truck. 42270 Six Mile, North'-":..
SPECIALS
Bacon, I/2 or Whole Slab,
ers-CliaIn Sans-Gafden and Lawn
UPTOI5WORDS-Sl.llO
i
15 - For Sole - Autos
1952 CHEVY pickup, 3/4 ton, 4 speed
I transmassion. Good running condition.
FI 9-2574.
IT COSTS NO MORE-
Garden Tfactors-TIIIers-Laminioii-
Northvilie Realty Offers:
R E A L T Y
D
TRIUMPH SPORT TR 4, 1962, excellent
cond'l. Many extras. CH 4-1200.
DOMESTIC HELP. I 1/2 days a week.
Must have references. Call 470-4878.
Hickory Cured Smoked
F U L L E R BRUSH products. South Lyon
and immediate vicinity. Mrs. Elmer (Virghila Everett). Dial 437-2602.
H13tfc
IF YOU'D Uise to heip your iocai Klwanis
club heip others, donate those rummage
items hi the basement or athc today. C E
7-2410 or GE 8-44H.
FI-9-0514
WANT ADS
WAITING LIST OF BUYERS
Ba.ni.-8p.m.
3,426 L i i i r Road
40SaI Six Mile
WE ARE IN NEED OF PROPERTY T O S E L L T O SATISFY OUR
THERE'S A GffiL without shoes, a boy
with only a ^ l e , torn shlrL Won't you
help us help boys and girls Uiie U » s e ?
Give us your rummage and ire'U put
smUes on young faces. Kivanls Rummage.
GE 7-2410 or GE 8-4411.
POST HOME
"THE EGG NEST"
USE OUR
Results!
SLAUGHTERING
FRESH
WED., A P R I L 21
t
15-For Sale Autos
CLEANING WOMAN for Saturdays. 3494094.
Whole Hog Pork Sausage
12 TRAYS and 2 cabhiets of addressograph plates. F ! 9-1700.
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MAY DAY C A R M V A L . May 1, High schooi
gym, sponsored by Senior-Parent Trip
Club. South Lyoc
H1^
at
3 bedrooms wilh trees on 1/2 acre, $11,900. Beautiful 3
apartments with 22 acres and woods.
To
Plymouth
RUMMAGE SALE
1 ACRE CORNER, 1 block from 7 MUe on
Maxwell. Fruit Si blue spruce h-ees. $3000
cash. ICE 3-5807.
DOUBLE BED, complete, Scale? oatCheT
set $50. Modern foldhig wheel chair $40.
Ladles 2 pc. suit. Persian hunh collar 4
hat to match, site 36. $25. GR 4-6087
REGISTERED EngUsh Setters 2-1/2 mos.
champion biood Une. Alsoreglstereddam.
H14-15af
Phone 437-2958.
453-6300
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RELIABLE WOMAN to luuille estabhshed
Beauty Counselor business - South Lyon
area - NO 5-8157.
HlS-IOcx
Freezer Orders Fiiied
COMPANY
TENT, 9x9 umbreUs tent. Outside alumi­
num pole. Used 3 times. $25. CaU after
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4:00 p.m. FI S-3559.
S3.69
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SQUARE DANCE Western style, join befinners class. First session Thursday.
April 15. 8 to 10.-30 p.m. Chuck Dlllenbeclt 4 Bill Gracey Instructor.-;. Michi­
gan's oldest square dance center. 36728
W. Seven Mile road, Livonia. Information
Ph. Gr -1-0335. Sam Clark, Prop.
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F u l l Line ot Retail Cut Meat:
T A P E RECORDER and 16 mm. sound
projector service, all makes. FI 9-2637.
23577 Novl road.
37tf
349-0941.
AUTO batteries, dres aad accessories.
Gambles, SouUi Lyon.
H41tfc
$2.69
E40 Starlmeathef
Easter Plants
room, dining room, basement recreation room, fireplace.
Large lot. Reol buy ot $18,000 and terms.
CUSTOM
LIMESTONE. SLAG
BLUNK'S INC.
Easter Eggs
349-4030
Lovely brich home in South Lyon with 3 bedrooms, living
v
WANTED WAITRESS - Woman or girl.
Apply in person at Sunny J Restaurant.
New Hudson
H ISci
We Slaughter Our Own
Pljrnioutli
453-6300
16 ft. STA-CRAFT alumhium boal, 40 hp
electric start Evinrude motor, condxils.
ConverUbie top, bunk scats. Complele with
heavy duty TUl-Bed traUers. 029 West
Crest Lane, South Lyoo.
F A R M A I L - CUB, 4 attachments. Ford
8N h-actor, also implemeat tndler. 4382561.
$1.69
27"x54''
3-tO
Living room lOx/S. Dining room IQxlO. Kitchen 9K9. TWO be I-
W i t h
THIRTY-SIX hich gas range hi good Condidon. $25. 349-9700.
CARPET SAMPLES
Genenti itepair.
R E C O R D - N E W S - H E R A L D K A N T ADS
A R E DISTRIBUTED T O E V E R Y HOME
FIBECONE FIREPLACE, grate 4 screen.
Ideal for cottage, recreation room. $100.
FI 9-3129.
DISCONTINUED
C A B I N E T WOltK
437-7094
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12-Help Wanted
6c L B . PROCESSING
BLUNK'S INC.
640 Starkneather
DUNCAN PHYFE table, 4 chah-s, and 5plcce bedroom suite, $25. 437-2487
RUMMAGE SALE: First Methodist church,
HlScx NorthvUle. Friday, AprU 23. 9 to 9.
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L A - Z - B O Y Chairs both modern and C o l onhU. Large selection Colonial livhig room R E L A X - A - a Z A R , practically new. Will
and dhihig room furniture. Joerin's Home sell cheap. FI 9-1642.
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Furn., 666 E. Huron St., Milford. Two
blocits West of bowUngalley.
H l S - l S c i ANTIQUE SHOW and sale. PouChic, AprU
20,21 aad 22. Ali Sahits' Episcopal Chur­
WESTDIGHOUSE 40" electric range. GE ch, W. Pike and WUUams Sts. 18 dealers.
refrigerator, 2 shigie bedscompleic.RCA Hours - 1 1 a.m. to 10 p.m. Lunchand tea.
Stereo. Dual amplifier record phiyer. MetDoor prize daily. Admission 75f.
al kitchen table 4 chairs, LlvhiK room oc­
casional chair. All excellent condlUon. 9 X 12 RUG AND PAD, nylon aad wool
C E 7-9210.
H 1 5 a hlend, Ught green, used 2 years. $20.
C o r n e r 7 M i l s ond Pontine T r o i l
Home P h o n e
KEEP CARPET deanhig problems small
- u s e B l u e L u s t r e wall to wail. Renl elec­
tric shampooer $1. Dancers, South Lyonu
HlSex
METAL ROOF deckhig, ideal for one machhie shed or garage, etc. Seen near South
Lyoo. 229-2845.
HlSci
BUNK, Trundle bunk, HoUywood beds,
bedroom suites at prices to meet your
budget. Joerin's Home F u m . 660 E. HurM
St., Milford two blocks West of BowUng
Alley.
H15-18«
FOREMAN &
BILL
Each 50'xl03'. Zon
ed 2 fomily. At corner of
SPACE HEATER, oil tank, electric stove,
reasonable, Saturday oniy. 720 East Laiie
St,. South Lyon.
C15p
23" S Y L V A N U T V . , 3 yrs. old. G E 72455.
HlSp
349-4030
3 LOTS.
t
5-For Sole Farm Produce
at­
built-in refriger­
cooking
and
porch,
30x60 spring fed pond. B u i l t i
INSURANCE
C & L HOMES, INC.
KE-7-3640 - KE-7-2699
1/2
EVERGREENS
$1 to $3. Turn ofr U.S. 23-SUver Lake
Rd. 1/2 mile to Evergreen Rd. Log Cabin
Nursery.
HlSlfc
LADY KENMORE combination washer aad
dryer, dryer excellent condition. $50. (2-i2719.
outside
screened
breezewoy,
garage,
washer
AND
blocks E . of Telegraph.
in Northville H i l l s Sub.
terrace,
30 GALLON RHEEM gas hot water heater,
glass Ihied, $25, Phone GL 3-0507after 6.
HlScx
office 23623 6 Mile R d . , 2
COBB HOMES
contemporary
1958 MASSEY HARRIS 333 tractor. 3 bot­
tom mounted plow, practically hinew con­
dition price $1095. Will false smaller trac­
tor In trade or Uvesiocit. Phone South Lyon
GE 7-2437
H15-16CX
ing rm. Will build within 50
miles of Detroit. Model and
C E n e v a 7-2808
Beautiful
RUNABOUT. 349-0119. aflcr 6.
EASTER BUNNY $2.00. phone 438-3065.
HlSot
AUTOMATIC washer, electric dryer, dou­
ble cMna laundry tub. Reasonable. G E 68794.
H15a
wide, full bsmt., over 1000'
$7,150 FULL PRICE
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L U N C H MEATS
sq. ft., ceramic tile, 20' liv­
and insure nee.
14 ft.
UPHOLSTERED Rockers and chairs from
$29.95. Gambles, South Lyon.
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3 bedrms., brick ranch, 40 ft.
toxes
C
45( lb
$72.81 Month plus taxes
$E0 per fnontli
age. $15,500. 53,000 down, b a l ­
ance 5118
HARDIE Sprayer, big iitcel huik, reason­
able best offer. AlsoSchwlanblcycle.3492490.
BATHTUBS and sinks, shghUy damaged
1/2 price 437-2024 Pelky Contractors.
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51D0DO1VN
No Down Payraenl
1/2
RUMMAGE SALE. Thurs. & Friday. AorU
22-23. 8:30-2:30. Ladies VFW 4012.4385
Mahi, Nortbvllle.
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6-For Sale Household
SARATOGA"
511,400
baths, auto, oil heat, l-cor gar­
baths,
a
"THE
ON YOUR L O T
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GR-4-Z28I
IN "65"
3 bedrm. Aluminum lnsul. Siding, Cop­
per plumbing, Durahib, 3 pc. Bath, Double
bowl sink Installed. Complete wiring with
fixtures. Large Covered Front Porch
WaUs and celUngs Insulated. 1/2" drywall ready to decorate. Model: 2e'i25
Pontiac Trail 2 M l . North of Ten Mile,
South Lyon.
l i e L i n d e n St. One block from
2 1,''2 acre lot, 3 bedrooms, 1
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A HOME FOR YOU
CUSTOM BUILT RANCH HOME
ON YOUR LAND
NO DOWN PAYMENT, $C0 per month.
londscoped
gas furnoces, 3 b l o c k s from pub­
BR-3-0223
349-4030
O u r
4Q24S Grand River
229 High St. Very n i c e 2-fani-
lic schools.
RUMMAGE SALE. Thurs. & Friday, April
22-23. 8:30--2:30. LadiesVFW4012.4385
Main, Northville.
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Bastilan's Crandirlew OrcIiard
GR-6-i700
loft.
built-ins.
Nicely
EVINRUDE 10 hp Outboard motor, prac
dcaliy new. Bahy Grand phuio. Harvey
Kelley, 10799 Sliver Laite drive.
HlSp
FRESH SWEET CIDER AND H O N E Y
20720 Middlcbelt ot 8 Mile
(Swiss
and
$1.75 per tlU. slightly seconds SI i!U.
349-4030
59,000. Good location.
Reed
up. Hard, Juicy, Crisp Jofialtians,
Steel Reds, Startts, Rome, Delicious:
CommercicI property, 65x120.
Northvillo--519
FORD AND hiternadonal farm equipmeai
hi good condition. Suitable for smaU op­
erator. Also young stock and feeder pigs.
Phone 437-2120.
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size
Special For Clearance-2 1/4"
y
SIDES OF BEEF
F R O M $3S to $69,50
5 Other Varieties. Fancy packed.
Just one leftofthesequaUtybullthomes.
This home will not be duplicated In the
Northville area over agahi by thisbullder.
Z E R O D N . - T A X A D J . ONLY
ily with large rooms, 2 separate
Fi-9-5270
Some pmti. less than rent
goroge and
outdoor g r i l l . 535,000.
Pennimsn
HASENAU
HURRY!
Variety of Homes
cost,
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USDA Choice
USED TV's
they were harvested.
Delira
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7 - For Sale Miscellany
RECONDITIONED
KELVINATOR electric stove,Admiral reLargest Size Golden or Double Reil trlgerator, Lazy-Boy chair. Matching
(h-apes, trailers, 4 misc. items. Can Ft 9Delicious. Same condition as the day2065 after 4:00 p.m. 42395 12 Mile.
2I9
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V . A . REPOSSESSED
landscoped 7 o c r c s . L o c o t c d on
rood. 4-cor
T
HOUSE TRAILER. 10 X40,phone437-a20i
after 6 p.m.
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Q U A L I TIY1! !QWU«L.l
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UALITY!
WUML-I
349-4039
and fenced lot. 524,900
.Model-139-10 Evertreen
'^Dfif^K.ama
3-*o
660 Allen Rd. Wellkeptfacebrlckranch.
3 bedroom, full basement, corner lot. city
utilities, 1 1/2 baths.
Very nice home on bccutifully
of Beck
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cor goroge on lorge nicely lond-
Mile rood just
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RUMMAGE SALE: First Methodist church.
Northville, Friday, April 23. 3 lo 9.
49.
•12840 10 Mile road.
S. Ciiigwiddcn in Nortfi-
West Seven
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7-For Sale Miscellany
SMALL CROP duster-almost new-$25.
ronch. F o m i l y room, f i r c p l o c e , 2-
REALTOR
3 BEDROOM HOME. Separate dining
room. Full basement. In tow. Spotless
condlUon. 632 N. Mill Street. Real bargahi al $10,500. Firm
$25,500. OR NEAR OFFER. Finest res­
idential section. 3 bedroom, modern ran­
ch. Every convenient feature. One acre,
high rollhig. Valley road at Fonner. Edge
of Northville.
12 ACRES, high, fertile excellent lo­
cation across from Fox Hills Gulf Club.
5 ACRES. Beck road south of Five
Mlle. Only $7500.
OTHER U R G E TRACTS west of Ply­
mouth.
HALF ACRE homesltes Ui Edenderry
Hills. Paved roads. Sewers. Unsurpassed
In Beauty and value off W. Seven Mlle
road, edge of Northvilie.
public
The VFW would like to extend their
thanks and appreciation tor the gifts that
were donated by the Merchants for the
MilUoaah-e Party.
HlScj
5-For Sale FarIil Produce
3 - For Sale - Real Estate
v i l l c . Very nice 3 bedroom brick
corner Schoolcrutl- Detroit
JAMES
3 For Sale Real Estate
NORTHVILLE
ours.
The family aad relatives of Fred Soloman wish to eipress their heartfelt ap­
preciation for all the many khidnesses
rendered to them during their recent be­
reavement. Especially to Fred Casterlhie
the American Legion Post » H 7 and A u i illarr, the Wayne County Trahilng School
and the Our Lady of Victory ladles league,
friends aad nciglibors.
3-For Sale Reol Estate
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1965
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9-3350
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A movement is lInderway in
Novi to t r a n s f o r m tile village in­
to a city.
A local resident antj businessmafj, C. A. Smith approached the
village council on the posslWllty
of cltyhood IWonday night.
111 a letter read to the coun­
cil, Smith said:
"It is my privilege to r e p r e ­
sent several well known and r e p ­
utable citizens of Novi. Novi is
a great place to live and to estaislish deep a n d permanent roots.
Novi has great possibilities f o r
orable council appoint a com­ relatlonsUp with the townsUp
mittee to formulate plans and and tUs would b e one thing that
methods of procedure to pro­ will make for more conflict.
at 4 p . m .
mote a dignified and educational
But Councilman Philip Ander
F u r t h e r , s c h o o l o f f i c i a l s n o t e d that
M o n ­
program to advise facts afid ad­ son countered: "There wouldn't
day,
M a y 17 is the final day f o r
r e g i s t r a ­
vantages of a cityform of govern­ be any more conflict" if Novi
ment over the present village became a city.
tion of V o t e r s f o r the s c h o o l b a l l o t i n g .
form.
Sinlth then explained that he
C i t i z e n s
W h o
h a V e
not
r e g i s t e r e d
o r
"It will be my pleasure to co­ wanted to get the consensus of the
V o t e d at a r e g u l a r o r s p e c i a l e l e c t i o n in the
operate and assist this move In city council before proceeding.
last two y e a r s
m u s t s i g n up a g a i n With the
any manner appropriate and pos­ •We didn't want to move until
N o V i
t o W n s h i p c l e r k to q u a l i f y .
sible to facilitate and promote to we presented the Idea to you,"
H e s l i p , a V e t e r a n m e m b e r of the
b o a r d ,
a successful conclusion this he said.
movement.''
r u n s a f a r m
at 4 2 6 8 0 N i n e M i l e r o a d i n
the
Howard Bond, village attor­
Councilman Dean Lenhelser ney, underscored that It is not
V i l l a g e .
H e
told
T h e
N e w s
that he
h a s n ' t
the futIIre.
reqionded first to Smith's sug­ up to the council "to liIltlate
d e c i d e d W h e t h e r to s e e k a n o t h e r
t e r m .
"It is my studied opinion," gestion.
such a movement. Wixom Is the
N a m e d to the N o V i
b o a r d in 1956,
H e s l i p
Smith continued, "that Novi needs "Individually I agree with you only place I know where the
h a s s e r v e d m a n V t i m e s as p r e s i d e n t of that
concentrated and also a central­ but it is not the council's job to council advocated a city and
ized form of government to make critlclzethe township or tell peo­ pushed it through."
b o d y .
proper and economically pro­ ple what to do. We are elected
Bond said It would be the reA p p o i n t e d
to t h e b o a r d i n 1 9 5 8 ,
T a y l o r ,
gressive advancement.
by the people to run the village." gjonslblllty of resident to get
of
26401
N o V i
r o a d .
W a s
e l e c t e d
i n
1959
Leo Russell must shut down his salvage operation oin \Z Mile road.
"We most regjectfully and ur­
Commented Councilman Don­ the cltyhood drive rolling.
and
r e - e l e c t e d in 1962. H e has s e r V e d tWice
gently recommend that your hon­ ald Young: "We have a delicate
But, acting as private citizens,
as b o a r d
s e c r e t a r y .
councllmen were eager to put
their stamp of approval on the
No
s p e c i a l
m i i l a g e
o r b o n d i s s u e s
Will
K i n g
T r i a l
M o n d a y
movement. Said Councilman Ray E y e
be i n c l u d e d o n the l o c a l ballot i n J u n e .
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Harrison: "I will go on record
B u t
a s p e c i a l e l e c t i o n l i k e l y Will be
c a l l ­
Warren Robert Wright, who Wright felled King February as not opposing it."
e d i n the f a l l f o r f u n d s to a d d a n
a c a d e m i c
shot Northville Police Chief Eu- 10 as the police official wa.s tak­ Lenhelser mused: "I could be
W i n g at the J u n i o r h i g h
s c h o o l .
gene King two months ago, will ing him to the station for ques- one of the charter members."
M o r e
c l a s s r o o m
s p a c e is n e e d e d
s i n c e
face the Jury Monday in Wayne tioiling about two rottierles last And Anderson added: "It has my F o r
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N o V i
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h i g h s c h o o l p r o ­
year at the Detroit Federal Sav­ blessing."
Council President Joseph Cru­ Time is runUng out for Leo to find another location for Us be su^ended if there were any
His case will be heard by Judge ings branch in Northville.
g r a m
in
S e p t e m b e r
of
1966.
N o r t h v i l l e
pi remarked that "I, too, favor Russell's Junk yard in the vil­ business.
Charles
Kaufman.
loss of foliage and the appeals
Will g r a d u a t e the l a s t N o V i s e n i o r s i n 1968.
Chief King said he has been
King was shot twice in the ab­ the people reconsidering the city lage.
The village appeals board told board would maintain continulDg
T h e
b o a r d
Will
h o l d
a
s p e c i a l
m e e t i n g
subpeonaed to appear in the domen and the slugs were never aspect."
Howard Bond, village attor­ Russell he could relocate on the Jurisdiction over Us operation.
A change In the local form of ney, told the council Monday Frank Martin property Just west
courtroom as Wright Is prose­ removed. He returned to Us Job
W e d n e s d a y ,
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at
the
Russell's relocation was at­
government
has
been
proposed
cuted on a charge of assault with March 25.
night that he has continued a of Paragon Bridge & Steel If he tacked by residents andbuslnessj u n i o r h i g h to c o n s i d e r an a r c h i t e c t .
twice - 1959 and 1962 - and fail­ case against Russell in Oakland puts up a $1,000 performance es. Paragon Bridge & Steel and
the intent to kill and murder.
ed both times, according to vil­ county circuit court until May bond.
General Filters went on record
lage officials.
3.
So far, Russell has not pro­ as objecting.
O f f i c e r ' s
V i e w p o i n t
Smith estimated that it would
Russell must then close up duced the necessary bond.
And Monday Ught Council Pre­
take a "miUmum of one year's Us salvage operation on Twelve
Russell's fight to stay in bus­ sident Joseph Crupi informed
work - and hard work, too - to Mile road and move it some­ iness is deep-rooted. He has Us colleagues that Paragon would
put a charter commission pro­ where else, complying with the been cutting up and burning cars "go to court If there were any
posal before the people."
court's cease and desist order. for years on Us peat farm. smoke or odor condition ajSectB
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Such a proposal, it was pre­
Bond said it is the second In­
His operation exists in an ag­ ing Its operation."
A Novi police officer has pro­ Under the state's point sys­ fine is not sufficient to thwart getting it from home or where dicted, could be decided next stance that be has continued the ricultural zone and was allowed
Later, Earl Bailey, ordinance
spring during the village elec­ case to allow Russell more time to remain because it was there enforcement officer for the vil­
they work." Faulkner said.
posed a way to pualsh drivers tem, a driver can lose hiis lic­ drinldng.
uaderCl who di-jaut.
ense if be accuxaulales l<:,jyxuis. "Money doesn't mean any­ "In some cases youths work.^ tion.
before the village zoning ordi­ lage, said that Russell has not
If the commission is okayed,
Richard Faulkner, juvenile of- All convlcUotts are Indicated on thing," the officer said. "Tliey at a si5)ennarket take out seein-r
been successful in "getting an­
nance was adopted In 1959.
can pay thefineor else someone logly empty boxes during the day .then. It would draw up the char­ L a d i e s
N i g h t
xficer for the department, bas the back of Us license."
Since it was a nonconforming other place to put junk.
else In the fimlly will. But six but return at night to retrieve ter- subject to voter approval. If
suggested that an amendment be
"His lawyer said he has no
usage, it could not be expanded.
their cache of beer," Faulkner the charter were accepted, Novi
attached to a bill the state law Faulkner brought up Us plan at points count on their record."
performance
bond and thus no
When
the
village
was
convinc­
a meeting two weeks ago of the - Faulkner amplified that "booz­ continued. "We've come across would shed Its village status. C o m i n g
U p
makers are considering.
ed that Russell was enlarging it, place to put It"
MIcUgan-Ontarlo
Juvenile
Offic­
some
of
tUs.
Larceny
from
a
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up
teenagers"
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the
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"They are trying to get points
necessary legal steps were tak­ Harold Ackley, village admin­
will start towards its goal In
The Novi Board of Commerce en. Russell pleaded guilty to istrative assistant, said that Rus­
placed on the driving records of ers Association In Lansing. The crime rate. "Egieclally In the building Is a felony."
group
met
with
Joseph
Chllds,
area of car accidents and break­ Faulkner said that "the law the next few weeks. And he will will hold Its annual ladles Ught three misdemeanors March 3 in sell must have the bond before
Juveniles," Faulkner stated.
ing and enterings,"
says they can't have beer and keep the council abreast of any at 7 p.m. Saturday in the com- circuit court
He would go a step further. state police commissioner.
a burning permit is approved for
progress.
muU^ bUldlng on Novi road.
Faullcner feels that minors La Although no action was taken Equally Important, the police­ they can't handle It either."
Russell, who had appealed the the Martin site.
Said Councilman Harrison:
Tickets cost $3.50 per person. ruling of the local Justice court,
possession of alcoholic beverag­ on Us suggestion, it was re­ man said that teens canpurcbase He added: "Maybe they would
One thing that bothered the
think if they knew they would get "lt Is of pubUc interest and The Novi Rebekahs will serve was fined $50 each on two counts council was that the appeals
es caught operating a car should corded in the officials minutes of beer easily.
be penalized six points. Thus a the association's executive board "Perhaps they cheated or lied six points. They cherish their would be a good thing to keep the dinner followed by entertain- of Illegal burning.
board imposed no time limit on
HSL? would strike out after two
us Informed."
ment and dancing. Rip Collins and
The third burning charge was Russell to acquire the bond.
Faulkner believes that a court to get It or else they might be licenses."
conVictloas.
Us band will provide the music. deferred so the court could see
•It would have been a good
if he were abolishing Us opera­ thing to include" in the appeals
board's stipulations,'' Ackley
tion on Us own land.
The appeals board approved contended.
Councilman Dean Lenhelser
a one-acre site on the Martin
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property along Grand River but mentioned that Russell would on­
To sweeten uIe renewal pro­ commlsision's stance on rezon- 0 tracks from Beck road to the set up a list of demands that ly have a year's lease "and ap­
Wixom Is on the verge of shift­ be a divided roadway and per­ Secondly, Leman said, there
parently Mr. Martin is Just look­
Russell must meet.
posal,
Leman informed the plan­ Ing a tract of property along city hall.
In
must
"be
people
who
believe
mit
through
traffic
to
bypass
ing gears and creating a newlmThe stretch, about 660 feet In
The Martin tract is zoned M-3 ing for a little revenue to pay tax­
ners that the outlay for any pub­ West Maple road, bolstered LeIt."
the shopping center.
age for Itself.
depth, would provide for a 60 foot and tUs zoning classification al­ es."
lic Improvements - like sewers man's view.
Light industry would be allow­
"I honestly believe we can
Crupi concluded that "it isunLocal officials are eyeing an ed to locate In the western sec­ justify a federal project and we'll or paving - will be credited to
He said that Wixom Is def- roadway to be dedicatedby exist­ lows Junk yards.
Russell would be required to forhInate that we have to have it
urban renewal project that will tion of the project The shopping have something bigger than any­ the city if renewal goes ahead. lUtely blossoming out and has ing property owners.
limit Us operation to 40 cars but it Is permitted under the
markedly alter the complexion center would be the nucleus. Of­ thing around here."
lt will be up to the dty coun­ sufrideot room for new homes
Five of six land holders were
and not burn when the wind is zoning."
of the city In the future.
and
manufacturers.
fice sites would be zoned east
present.
Theytentatlvelyapprovcil
to
put
the
final
stamp
of
ap­
Leman explahied that the U.S.
Council bas no jurisdiction
blowing from the north, after
or the shopping area.
Ferguson revealed that a Blr- ed the Industrial park site. But dark or on holidays.
government wiU foot 75% of the proval on the project. The plan­
over
the appeals board except for
Wixom ^parently has plenty
ning commission Is not empow­ mhigham lutniier firm bas in­ the commission will meet in the
Leman told the planners that
appointments.
In
addition.
Us
operation
would
of potential - and Is charting a "Wixom could boom line no bill. However no cost has been ered to legislate.
quired about Us 18-acre site next few weeks with Detroit Ed­
progressive course for growth. other city in the state."
attached to the project or is like­
between the Grand Trunk and C ison to gain Its approval.
As Leman put it: "If we do it
ly to be for a wUle.
At the moment, city planners
D e v e l o p e r s
D e f a u l t i n g ?
But there are some obstacles.
right, we can put Wixom on the St 0 tracks for a wholesale and'
Edison owns a 250-foot rightare considering a renovation of
One he mentioned was qualify­
retail operation. His parcel is of-way through the city and part
As
the
first
step,
Leman
rec­
map."
Cooperation
of
citizens,
the downtown area to attract new
ing for federal assistance. "We ommended thata survey andplan- he added, will be a key link la now zoned residential.
of its strip adjoings the propos­
business, Industry and residents.
have a lot of open land and it
In a separate package, the ed roadway that would be carv­
Uncle Sam's cUefpIaimer from may be hard but the project is ning application be readied. He its success or failure.
Indicated one could be prepared William Ferguson, a land de­ planners considered a new zone ed out to extend northward to S e w e r
P a y m e n t
D u e
in less than a year.
veloper who was feeling out the for light industry along the C i Pontlac trail.
the CUcago office and a field not insurmountable."
representative were In town re­
CONViNiBNCE
SMOrriNO
cently to discuss the possibility
'They need taps and the vil­ covered. The sewer line will be
ot establishing a central business
paid off over a 15-year period.
lage needs money."
district In the city.
Ackley said that four develop­
TUs predicament irks village
TATIO TOWN HOUftBS
officials today as they eye May ers have paid up for 1965. They
Mayor Wesley McAfee and
1 - the day when the first pay­ are Henry Bashlan (75 taps),Su­
Charles Leman, the city's plan­
ment for the Novi sewer line Is burban Development (l 50), Victor
ning c(H1sultant, unfolded plans
Almus (250)andBlackwood-Taydue.
for the project.
The payment amounts to lor (150).
Others who are delinquent are
$91,200. Only $26,000 has been
Leman outlined the details
collected so far from developers Stephen-Allen (290), Lloyd R.
again a week ago before the
who committed themselves for Johnson (18), Paul LeBost (750)
Wixom planning commission.
and Max Sheldon (500)
sewer taps.
Actually, he described the pro­
Officials are not worried aboiit
Now the village plans to put
posed revival as "bringing the
some pressure on the developers LeBost or Stephen-Allen. Once
master plan Into being."
who have failed to live up to the bonds for the Wlllowbrook
Some 40 acres of land Is be­
their agreement with the village. water system are sold the Le­
ing studied for a new birth in the
Howard Bond, village attor­ Bost account will be squared
heart of the city. The existing
ney, was Instructed Monday Ught away.
business row apparently would
to start qpeclal assessment pro­
In the agreement for the wa­
vaUsh.
ceedings against the Howard
ter system, it stipulates that
Keating Co. and its affiliate,
the sewer tap fee ($26,000) wlU
ln lts place a new complex of
Hilltop Co. and MarK Allen Co.
be turned over when the bonds
enterprises would emerge In­
Any ^cial assessment or lien
are purchased.
cluding a l4-acre shopping cen­
must be cleared up before the de­
ter plus provision for multiple
veloper can platt the land, Bond Bond said that Stephen-Allen
has promised to mall a check
dwelling and small hidustrlal
told the council.
for $10,000 for its portion.
sites.
Keating and its affiliate sought
400 taps wUle Mark Allen asked Thus officials can add another;
A civic center is even enfor 160. Their shares of the pay­ $36,000 to the $26,000 on hand for
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vi stoned.
ment have been requested but a total of $62,000-sttll $29,000
short of the mark.
none have responded.
Leman said that a major fea­
Of the 2,900 taps available,
Harold Ackley, village admin­
ture ot the development Is a loop
istrative assistant said that one- some 2,000 are sought, accord­
drive around the area. It would
Tliiis i» a plan for the Wixom of lomorruw.
fifteenth of the payment must be ing to Ackley.
e l e m e n t a r y
s c h o o l ,
T h e
f o r
d e a d l i n e
4 1 9 0 0
f i l i n g
is
Q u i n c e
d r i V e .
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