WIXOM ROAD NEAR 1-96

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The N O R T H V I L L E R E C O R D - N O V I NEWS
Thursdoy, April 29, 1965
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Warren Roliert Wrigllt is still bodily harm carries a maximum
behind lars todajr awaiting sen sentence of lO years.
FBI agents said that Wright Vol. 10, No. 50, 16 Pages, Two Sections
10c Per Copy, $4.00 Per Year In Advance
tencing for shooting Northville
Novl, Michigan, Thursday, Moy 6, 1965
Police Chief Eugene King three pleaded guilty March 31 to rob.
bing the Northville braIjch of De
months ago.
llls sentence will bepronoiInc trolt Federal Savings last June
ed May 20 by Wayne County Cir 8. No date of sentencing has been
D e v e l o p e r s
D e f a u l t
cult Court Judge Charles Kauf- set, the FBI said.
man.
Wright could be put in prison
Wright's trial halted after
three days last weei: and he plead for up to 25 years for the robbery,
ed guilty Wednesday to the re the FBI indicated.
Wright's trial got .underway
duced charge of assault with the
last Monday. Testifying from
Intent to do great bodily harm.
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At first he was charged with Northville were Mrs. AUce Rlt
chle,
poUce
diiâtcher;
Officer
assault with intent to kill and
Louis Westfall; Mrs. Judith Hedmurder.
lund, a teller at Detroit Federal
Asslstaot Prosecutor Gerald
Savings and Chief King.
Groat told the court: "Accep
tance of the plea of guilty to the
King ênt over three hours
offense of assault wltlj intent to on the stajJd Tuesday. It was the
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do great bodily harm ... fits the first time that he publlcally told
facts and circumstances of the his side of the incident.
happening.
When his luncheon date at the
Novl officials have made the be covered as soon as bonds for a one-year payment moratori
"The prosecution is of the Thunderbird Inn with Ted Cuda,
first payment on the $1.5 million water transmission lines are um, too.
opinion that there is a question a uniform supplier, was inter
sewer trunkline but had to dig sold.Thepayment Islncorporatof fact as to the intent to kill and rupted February 10, King said he
But Sheldon indicated that he
into the village treasury to meet ed in the purcliase agreement would make up for the secondmurder and that both of the was told "a man in a green car
the obligation.
for the Willowbrook water sys year payment by making two
crimes ... provide for a long is suîciously circling around
Harold Ackley, assistant vil tem. It amounts to $26,000.
term of Imprisonment.
payments In the third year.
the bank."
lage manager, turned over the
"The defendant is awaiting
In addition, Sheldon, accord
'At this pohit Wright hadn't
payment for $91,361.92 Tuesday
At the council meeting, a check ing to an agreement signed by
sentence on a count of bank rob
done anything wrong," King said
afternoon to the Oakland county for $18,200 was accepted from the council, has the privilege to
bery. It is quite possible that..
1 was curious about the aqua
department of public works.
Sheldon as the first payment for buy an additional 200 taps in
sentence would be served con
colored car."
Since the project was a large 500 taps. Sheldon was granted the future if they are available.
secutively."
In an effort to check the sus
undertaking. It was done under
Assault with intent to do great
pect's Identity, King ordered of
the supervision of the county
ficers William McGee and Louis
DPW.
Westfall, who were In another
Ackley said the village col
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B a n k car, to stop him for g)eeding.
lected roughly $50,000 from de
Wright was going 52 in a 35velopers who had requested sew A
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mile-per-hour zone.
er taps. The rest of the money
A p p o i n t s
was taken out of the general fund.
'The only thing we had was
Council Monday night, authoriz
that he was driving a sugIiclous
ed Ackley to cash two bank cer
car," King Indicated. "The car
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tificates if needed to cover the F
had 1965 plates so the old lic
payment.
Each
certificate
Construction will begin shortly ense number couldn't be veri
The village accepted bids was ^proved earlier by the state
amounts to $20,000 each.
on permanent quarters for the fied.
But Ackley said that although Tuesday afternoon for ale trans finance commission.
MOM P L E A S E R - I t doesn't Uke much to warm a mother's heart. Matt Davis shows
Wixom brajIch of the Blrmlng"There wasn't really enough
The system cost $62,500.
the cash on hand is at a low mission lines to bring Detroit
how with his mother, Mrs. William Davis, 352 Orchard drive, hi case you've forgot
ham-Bloomfield Bank.
evidence to arrest him. I want
water to Novl.
Harold Ackley, assistant vUpoint
the
certificates
may
not
ten,
Sunday
Is
Mother's
Day.
Thomas H. Wagner, chairman ed to talk to him and find out
Now it is up to Johnson & lage manager, said that council
be cashed at all. State road and
of the board and president of what he was doing. And I wanted
sales tax funds are expected Anderson, consulting engineers will probably meet Friday to
BBB, made the announcement.
to do It in such a way to make
to make a recommendation. A award the contract for the water
shortly to fill the coffers.
At the same time Wagner an- it legal. A traffic violation would
The village had to dip into its bond issue for $210,000 to cover lines.
nounced that Richard Turel has make It legal," lCing said.
The bond Issue is scheduled
own funds to meet the commit the lines' expense plus purchase
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been appointed manager of the
Confronting Wright, King de
ment because the National Bank of the Willowbrook water system to be sold May 17.
Wixom office. Turel is a former
branch manager for Michigan tected a strong odor of alcohol
Culbert said he is seeking a of Detroit said it could not "le
Wanted: a principal at Novl jun submitted his resignation to the
Bank and assistant cashier of on his breath. King then told
successor
for Stewart who is an gally" approve a loan.
Novl board of education last Wed
Wright: "I am taking you back ior high school.
George Kenyon, manager of J
the Warren Bank.
experienced
administrator since
School Superintendent Tom nesday night.
to the police station. I think you
the Novi branch of NBD, told the i
"We are pleased to provide a
Novl
will
start
a
high
school
pro
Stewart, the only full-time
should have some -black coffee Culbert today is looking for a re
council he was "extremely sor- 4
man with Mr. Turel'sbackgfound
gram in the fall of I966.
and I am going to give you a placement for Sam Stewart, who principal in the Novl system Is
ry" but loans can only be made j
to head thisoffice," Wagner said.
Meantime,
the
dlstrlctls
losing
U p g r a d e
leaving
his
position
to
assume
a
ticket for c e d i n g . "
for bond and tax anticipations.
At th. mi-.meut a U.mpci..ry
teaching fellowship at Temple eight teachers In June, CullKrt
King felt that once he got
Earlier,
the
council
had-:
trailer office has been establish
fold the school board.
University in Philadelphia.
Wright to the station '1 could
thought such a loan could be need across from the main entrance
Mrs. Rowena Salow, a long
At the same time he will be
really check him out." He
gotiated.
S
of Ford's Wixom assembly plant
taking course work to obtain his time social studies teacher in the
would have called several wit
Meantime, Ackley said that j:
on Wixom road.
system.
Is
retiring
early
due
to
doctor of education degree. He
nesses to identify the subject.
special assessment proceedings g
O f f i c i a l s
Its permanent office will be
hopes to earn the degree in two illness and Mrs. Alice Rlckertis win start against three develcq)- ij-j
But King never got a chance to
built on four acres of land south
ending
her
career
as
a
firstyears.
carry out his investigation.
ers who have defaulted In paying f"
of the UAW hall.
Stewart has been an adminis- grade teacher.
After ordering him out of the
their share for sewer taps.
The new structure, which will
Richard
Tift,
science
teacher
trator
in
Novl
for
three
years.
car, Wright shot King twice in
It's n o w H a r o l d A c l c l e y , a s s i s t a n t V i l
They are Stepehn-Allen, Ho
include drive-in windows, night
at
the
junior
high,
is
returning
to
, Previously he taught English and
the abdomen in front of the Har
ward Keating Hilltop Co. and
lage m a n a g e r .
depository, safety deposit vault
the
University
of
Michigan
for
social studies in the Bedford Unold Bloom residence on West
Marc J. Alan. Stephen Allen had
and full banking facilities, is ex
C o u n c i l has c h a n g e d A c k l e y ' s c l a s s i f i
his masters degree.
Ion school district.
Main street.
equested 270 taps, ffilltop 250
pected to open around July 15.
cation f r o m V i l l a g e administrative a s s i s
Others who are departing are
He holds bachelor and master
"He quickly fired one, two,"
and Alan I60.
Turel said the Wixom office
tant. E a r l B a i l e y a c q u i r e d A c k l e y ' s o l d
degrees from Wayne State Unl Mrs. Ann Waters, home econom
King said. "I lunged towards
Howard Bond, village attor
will be open from 9:30 a.m. to 4:
ics;
Henry
Dykstra,
shop;
Miss
verslty.
title.
him to prevent being shot again.
ney,
has
said
that
if
proceedings
p.m. daily with two exceptions.
"I am excited about learning, Carol Ramseyer, math; Mrs. Sal are started the amount due for
BiU McGee disarmed him."
A c k l e y has W o r k e d f o r the V i l l a g e s i n c e
Hours on Friday will be extended
Stewart said, "and want to con ly Nelson, second grade and Mrs. taps must be paid before the plat
King
remembered
Wright
say
it W a s i n c o r p o r a t e d . E a r l i e r , h e W a s t h e
to 6 p.m. and on Saturday the fa
Ann Prlne, sixth grade.
tinue
my
own
education
to
Im
can be approved.
cility will be open from 9 a.m. ing: "Don't worryabout me.Take
b u i l d i n g , h e a t i n g and e l e c t r i c a l i n s p e c t o r
prove my professional qualificacare of that man. He's shot."
Sam Stewart
A check for $3,600 was re
uitn noon.
for Novi township.
tlons.
ceived from Stephen-Allen but
P r i o r to c o m i n g to N o v i , A c k l e y W a s a
"I have made many friends
the council said it would only be
F e s t i v e
here and will miss them."
c o u n c i l m a n in W a l l e d L a k e and W a s e m
applied toward .the total due of
Stewart saidhe expects to move
S e e k
B l o o d
D o n o r s
$10,000.
p l o y e d b y the s t a t e h i g h w a y
department.
to Philadelphia in August with his
Others who have paid are Hen
B e f o r e the s h i f t i n t i t l e s , B a i l e y Was
Mrs. Barbara Stadnik, chair
Wixom's community blood
been helped in the past and no
wife and two daughters.
ry Bashlan, Suburban Develop
W e e k
c a l l e d the a d m i n i s t r a t i v e a s s i s t a n t t r a i n e e
bank expects to build up its man of the blood bank said:
one in our area has ever been
Culbert, as well as members of
ment, Victor Almus, Blackwoodand o r d i n a n c e e n f o r c e m e n t o f f i c e r . B a i l e y
deposits next week.
"The blood program Is a com
refused blood whether it could
the school board, regretfully ac
Taylor, Lloyd R. Johnson and
munity service of proven
be replaced or not."
cepted his resignation.
s t a r t e d W o r k i n g f o r the v i l l a g e a s a p a
Max Sheldon.
A blood drive will be con
worth. It is people helplngpeoo m i n g
"We are losing someone who C
The Paul LeBost share will
t r o l m a n in 1960.
ducted next Tuesday from 2 ple by keeping afresh supply of
She said that anyone between
has made a great contribution to
p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Wixom life-saving blood for you and
the ages of 18 and 59 may con
education in Novl. I am happyfor
Plans for Michigan Week are
elementary school on Wixom your neighbors.
tribute. "We will accept blood
him," Culbert said, "but It will be firming up today in Ndvl and
road.
for any bank at this time."
"Many in our community have
(llfticult to replace him."
Wixom.
Michigan Week runs from May
16-22.
Novl Village President Joseph
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n Crupl and Councilman Dean LenhelSIr will travel to Lapeer May
A state-wide burning ban is in "no burning will be allowed until
A spectacular grass fire in In a good many years," Potter 17 for mayor's exchange day.
Lapeer's Mayor Wellington Roweffect today for an Indefinite peri we get a good soaking rain."
Wixom Monday swept across related. "It was started by
Last year a sifnilar ban was 1,200 acres of land. Wixom Fire Mllford resident who was care den and Councilman George Farod.
rand will visit Novl.
The Michigan Conservation imposed.
Chief Robert Potter estimated lessly burning rubbish."
In Wixom, Mayor Wesley McLocal fires again have taken that a two-mile square area was
Department ordered the ban late
Potter said that the wind was
Monday afternoon because of dry their toll in land loss, area Are destroyed. The destruction was "the biggest obstacle in trying Atee and his wife along with
officials said. Carelessness ac confined to an area bound Wixom, to bring the fire under control." Councllmen Oscar Simmons and
conditions In the state.
A conservation department counts for inany of the blazes, West Maple and Charms roads.
Other departments from Novl, his wife will trek to Elk Rapids
spokesman in Pontiac said that they pointed out.
"It is the worst fire I have seen Mllford, Commerce township, on Grand Traverse Bay for the
Kensington Park and the Proud event.
EUf Rapids Village President
Lake recreatio^were called to
Ward Babcocfc and his wife plus
the scene.
the superintendent of public util
Potter said that some of the
ities and the police chief will be
firemen were scorched but "thelr
feted in Wixom.
burns were confined to thelr
Mrs. Florence Harrlsis Mich
hands and back. Many had thelr
igan Week chairman in Novl and
hair singed."
Leo Harrawood is co-chairman.
The fire alarm was sounded at
Mrs. Donna Thorsberg, deputy
12:46 a.m. and the last piece of
city clerk, is in charge in Wix
equipment pulled away from the
om.
scene at 6:30 p.m.. Potter said.
Highlight of Mayor Exchange
Meantime, Novl Fire Chief
A
day in Novl will be the banquet
Fred Loynes said an investiga
in the community building, Mrs.
tion is being made to determine
Harris said. Representatives
the cause of a fire Saturday night
from local groups will attend.
in the village.
A big event In Wixom will be
It occurred in an unoccupied
spedzX train ride May 18 the
farm house located on Ten Mlle
road near the C i: 0 railroad "Wixom Thunderbird Express"
to Lansing. Governor Romney
tracks.
will greet the passengers in the
"We beUeve It was sUrted by
state capltol. Any resident Is wel
an arsonist," Chief Loynes stat
come to climb aboard.
ed. Robert Skellenger, a Novl
Complete activities for Mich
fire officer, Is conducting the
igan Week In both communities
probe.
MICHIGAN BOOSTERS---S.'tni Stewart, principid of the Novi junior high school, and
will appear In next week's edl•The blaze was reported at
Mrs. Florence Harris, Novi chainnan for Michigan Week, show oR the state Rag.
High winds and smoke hinder fire fighters.
Hon.
Coatinued on Page 10
Co-chairman Leo llarrawood is at the right. Michigan Week runs from Maj 16-22.
Thursday, May 6,1965
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This column on gardening in
Plants grown indoors will sel
formation Is compiled by the dom be attacked by Insects or
Northville branch of the National- disease If you buy them from a
Farm and Garden Club.
reputable florist.
C A L L US
Water is another essential of
The only disease - as distinct
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plants. If a plant receives too from infestation by Insects Utile water, 'it will wilt. This which occurs often enough to con
SOON
seldom causes serious damage sider. Is caused by soli borne,
unless It occurs frequently, and rot-producing organisms. In
then It stunts growth and causes young plants, it Is known as
N e w s
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N o r t h v i l l e
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flower drop.
"damping off". As there is no
Too much water is more com effective remedy, a plant that
Mice McDonough, son of Mr.
A coffee In honor of brlde-elect VceK s visit to tne uauonal con mon. The first symptom Is us has this disease should be des
Beauty
Salon
andMrs. TlioiIIas McDoaough of Charlotte Maria Klrchmalr will vention of the D.AR In Washing ually the dropp'Ing of lower troyed promptly.
ton, D.C. Mlmi was a delegate leaves. New leaves may continue
Thayer boulevard ênt
two be given by Mrs. Cri£5)en Ham
What to do about Insects? In
weeks touring the souUIern states mond and Mrs. Richard Nelson, from the Plymouth Corners, chil to appear on top, but an over- sects that attack houseplants can
FI-9-0838
dren of the American Revolution, watered plant gets leggyandbare be controUed with the same
with his aunt and uncle, Mr. and Saturday, May 8, at Mrs. Nel
NorthvIlle
and Jackie was a page for the of foliage at the base.
Mrs.
Edward McDonough afid son's Napier road home.
chemicals used to eUmlnate sim
their son, Milie, of Chery Hill,
Charlotte Is the daughter of senior regional vice-president at
If you suspect that a plant has ilar pests outdoors. An aerosol
New Jersey.
Their Itinerary Mr. and Mrs. Kagar Hell of the convention. Mrs. Merwln and had too much water, tap it out of house--pIant bomb Is both effec
included New Orleans, Sea Is- Klrchbechl, Austria. Her fiance her daughters also spexA twoits pot and look at the roots. tive and convenient to use in
laIJd, (Georgia, and St. AugustijIe Is the son of Howard Meyers, days sight-seeing at the World's Root tips should lie white. If doors. Follow the directions on
Florida.
Sr., of West Eight Mile Road, Fair.
they are brown, repot in loose, the package.
spongy soil mixture; and water
Mrs.
George Miller, 46018 less frequently.
Mrs. Peter Romano of Novl
Bloomcrest
drive
will
be
hostess
April 15 in honor of Mrs. John
Moisture in the air Is also Im C h u r c h
W o m e n
Klaserner of South Chlgwldden to the Northville Garden Club's portant to a number of house
D & C STORE
MOTHER'S DAY
drive, Northville Estates. Guests annual meeting at her home, Mon plants. It Is difficult to supply In
day, May 10, at 12:30 p.m.
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at the shower were the wives of
adequate amounts under average M e e t M a y
MAY
9th
the shower were the wives of
wintertime home conditions,
The United Presbyterian Wo
the employees of the Norwest
where air is consistently warm
men wlU hold a meeting, May 12
SUNDAY
Tool and Machine Company in V o v i
and dry. If there is too Utile
M a r c h
at the First Presbyterian church
Nov! where Klaserner is em
humidity over a period of time,
of Northville.
ployed.
the leaf tips of some plalits will
Mrs. Victoria B. Johnson, who
R a i s e s
$ 6 6 5 turn brown.
spoke at a meeting three years
A '3on Voyage" luncheon was
You caIl Increase the amount
The 1965 March of Dimes cam
ago, will talk.
riven by Mrs. William B. Crump paign in Novl raised $665.25 to of humidity In the immediate
At noon, the women will at
at her home on Tlmberlane last support the fight against crippling vicinity of the plants if you grow
W E M V E T H E
tend a "quiet time" Inthechurch
Thursday, in honor of Mrs birth defects.
them in a metal plant box or
sanctuary with Mrs. William WilDouglas Day (Jean Day) who will
Funds were raised through the tray lined with pebbles. Set pots Uams playing the organ. Lunch
be leaving for Europe In a few traditional Mothers March, can- onto this layer and keep moist.
eon will be served at 12:15,
weelcs.
Evaporation will increase the
nlsters, and mailers.
followed by Mrs. Johnson's in
humidity
of
the
air
layer
Just
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The following volmjteers.serv
terpretation of Hofmann's fa
Alison Atherton, a 1962 grad- ed as divisional chairmen,'Mrs above and surrounding the plants. mous palntlDg "Christ In the
If you use this method, you
uate of Northrille High School Nina Clot and Mrs. Bernadettj
Midst of the Doctors".
was recently appointed to the Groves, co-chairmen of the Mo must not have the water deeper
Guests who wish to hear Mrs.
than the pebbles, for drainage
executive council of the univer thers' March.
Johnson are welcome to the pro
action
through
the
bottom
of
the
sity activities center at the Uni
gram at 1:15 p.m. Women who
pot must continue to take place.
versity of Michigan. She will
M
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C i t i z e n s If the pot stands in water, the plan to attend the luncheon can
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serve as chairman of the inter
The northville Senior Citizens roots will receive less oxygen make reservations by calUngi!
national affairs committee. This
Club will meet Tuesday, May II and they will rot, just as when Mrs. Don Miller, 349-0022 or the'
committee plans and sponsors
MOTHER'S DAY
at 7:30 p.m. in the scout rec- you overwater a plant from the church office, 349-09H. Baby
the international world's fair,
sitting will be provided.
reatlon building on Cady street. top.
one of the most popular projects
BOXED CANDY
89c and Sflc
on campus.
MOTHER'S DAY CARDS
lOc to 50c
Alison Is the daughter of Mrs.
Rhoda Atherton of L>Tiwood drive,
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Echo Valley.
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women
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Bap
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tor. The children wlU view a
The cost of tne entire evening
tisford drive, with her two daugh
Is $1.00 for mothers and 50?
ters, Mimi and Jackie, returned tist church of Novl are planning puppet show.
JEWELRY
59c to $1,00
for daughters. The public iscorto Northville Friday from a their annual tea for mothers
Mrs. Barnes further said that
and daughters, Friday, May 21,
dlaUy invited to attend. For res
a fashion showpresentedbyAUce
at 7:15 p.m. To accommodate
ervations call Mrs. C. Stlpp at
Rebecca of Farmlngton, will
the crowd expected, the tea will
MA. 4-2708 or the church, H 9hlgMlght the evening. Mrs. Bud
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be held at the Novl junior high
school, located on Taft road Wmiams of Warren, and the
S P R I N G
"Melody Three" Trio will proacross from the church.
139 E . Main
Nofthville
E n g a g e d
According to Mrs. Paul E. vide the music.
Tom Cathey, Dlgilay Manager
Barnes, chairman, the program
IS
is planned for mothers and daugh for the Korvette Store In Rose
ters of all ages. The mothers ville, wIU create a garden set
will hear Ruth Strohschein, M.D. ting using the theme "Candle
H E R E !
pediatrician, relate her ex Ught and Roses".
R E M E M B E R
Mrs. Lawrence Smith and her
periences as a Christian doccommittee are planning a buf
fet luncheon. Helping Mrs. Smith
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SPEAKS
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Every Sunday
Northville
HANDBAGS
IS
B r e a k f a s t
St. John's Episcopal Church
in Plymouth, will hold a mother
and daughter communion and
breakfast
at the church on
Mother's Day, Sunday, May
at 7:45 a.m.
A short program wlU follow
the breakfast ulth an Invocation
by Mrs. Sidney Strong and tri
bute will be paid to mothers by
Donna McNlece of NorthvlUe.
Reservations can be made by
calling Ruth RounsvlUe at 4536237. Mrs. Bernard Sellmanl
is chairman of the event.
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Charlotte KIrchmair
Mr. and Mrs. Kagar Hell of
Klrchbichl, Austria has announc
ed the engagement of her daugh
ter, Charlotte IMarla JUrchmalr
to Tenants Patrick Meyer. Her
fiance is the son of Mr. andMrs.
Howard Meyer of West Eight
Mile road.
A July wedding Is planned.
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Mom . . . the family's
favorite "leacJing lady!"
from
G i / / s
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Mother's Day with
$ L 0 0
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attendprofessional
N O R T H V I L L E chapter r e
c e i v e d its official Q u e s t e r s t a t u s as p a r t o f t h e
national
antique
study
s o c i e t y just last month.
O r g a n i z e d f o r the p u r
pose
of
studying an
tiques, art objects and
their
historical
baclcgrounds
and d e d i c a t e d
to t h e p r e s e r v a t i o n o f
historical
landmarlts,
the n a t i o n a l s o c i e t y h a s
g r a n t e d c h a r t e r s to 30
F u t u r e p l a n s o f the g r o u p i n c l u d e a t r i p
to M a r s h a l l , M i c h i g a n , a n d a t o u r o f c e n tenniel
homes,
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MAY
IS M O T H E R ' S M O N T H , a n d f o u r
local
church
groups are honoring her
with
old-fashioned
mother
daughter
breakfasts, dinners or banquets,
Northville
Presbyterian
women
are
holding a dinner the f i r s t i n s e v e r a l
y e a r s - at 5:45 p , m . M a y 2 0 . In a d d i t i o n
to g r o u p s i n g i n g a n d t r i b u t e s to m o t h e r s
a n d d a u g h t e r s t h e r e w i l l b e an e a s e l t a l k
by M r s . F r e d e r i c k H a r t t , s e l e c t i o n s f r o m
" 0 Y e J i g s and J u l e p s " given by Nancy
Shafer, a p r i m a r y school quartet directed
by M r s . G e o r g e J e r o m e , and a dance by
M a r y Jo H o l m a n .
E s p e c i a l l y f o r t e e n a g e r s w i l l be a r e n
dition
of
"Downtown"
a n d the p a r o d y ,
" U p t o w n , " by their m o t h e r s . M r s . H. O .
Evans, Mrs.
Joseph Petrock
and
Mrs
J e r o m e with- d a u g h t e r s S t a c e y , a n d M a r y
and
Jane
are participants.
Traditional
a w a r d s to the o l d e s t , y o u n g e s t a n d " m o s t est"
a r e b e i n g a r r a n g e d by M r s . F r e d
Kester. Mrs. Crispen Hammond i s chair
man,
AT
ST.
PAUL'S
L U T H E R A N church
m o t h e r s a n d d a u g h t e r s w i l l be h o n o r e e s
at 6 : 4 5
p.m.
M a y 21 a s t h e m e n o f t h e
L a y m e n ' s L e a g u e c o o k a n d s e r v e the b a n
quet. P r o g r a m p l a n s a r e u n d e r W a y . L e o
nard Hack is ticket c h a i r m a n . M r s . W a r n
e r K r a u s e w i l l p r e s i d e as t o a s t m i s t r e s s .
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VICTORY
N e w c o m e r s
H o l d
were
C o f f e e
SPRliNG SWING--Younesters
at
AInennan
elementary
school try out the space
ladder, a new piece of play
ground equipment.
Some
S300 from the school's P T A
ftind was used to purchase
the space ladder plus a
fence climber and bar slide.
All equipment was installed
last week.
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The last business meeting of
the year of the Farmlngton alum
nae association of Delta Gamma
will be held at the borne of Mrs.
John Jones, 32303 Craftsbury,
Farmington, on Monday, May 10,
at 8 p.m.
crew
g i v e n as p r i z e s . F i r s t
school
un
Club
=SATISFACTION
Marzonie
a kitchen
corsages were
mother.
Club
and s e r v e d
J o h n s o n and
grade
Men's
A r t
THE
mothers.
L I I l i e
Three
The annual spring coffee for
the Northville Newcomer's Club
H o s t i n g Free
P r o g r a m
was held April 28 at the home of
bring
some slides of his pots,
Mrs. E. 0. Weber on Woodhlll
Are
you Interested In art,
drive.
design, pottery, or photography? showing how ideas from nature
Plans were discussed for a
Would you like to have a new view are Incorporated Into art and de
summer arts and crafts group to
of nature? A blade of grass, sign.
be taught by Mrs. Florence Bau
John Loree received his M.A.
a stone, a drop of water, In fact,
er. Other upcoming events in
all things in nature contain ele from Alfred University, Alfred,
clude a trip to the Detroit Art Adult
ments of design that have served New York. He is presently with
Lutheran
Museum, May 28 and an after
the Art Department at Eastern
as ingjiration for artists.
noon of bridge May 13 to be held
Michigan University. Loree's
Classes
to
Start
at the home of Mrs. Clyde VadOn Tuesday evening. May 11 spedal field Is ceramics, but he
ner.
also teaches classes in art and
Pastor Charles Boerger of St. at 8:00 p.m., the 3 Cities Art
design. He shows at the Detroit
Newcomer members who at
Paul's Evangelical Lutberan Club will sponsor a free public
Artist's Market and at the Fortended the coffee were Mrs. Ver
church announces the beginning program In the NorthvlUe High
sythe and Lantern Galleries In
non Llnd, Mrs. Jamie Honecker,
School-Room
C.
John
Loree
of an adult class which wlU
Mrs. Jean Day, Mrs. Florence
will give a lecture and slide Ann Arbor.
study
anddlscussthebaslcteachTHE GROSS'-ta the back row are Mr. and Mrs. WiUiani Gross with baby Todd.
This will be an exciting and
Bauer, Mrs. Don Neuby, Mrs.
ings of Christianity as found in prcâm on "Photography—A
Brent, Blake, Maik and Wendy are up front.
lnq)lrlng program. Please come.
Harry Gilmer, Mrs. Donald Walthe Old and New Testaments of Potter's Point of View". His
denmayer, Mrs. Fay Waldren,
excellent slides show abstract- Invite the hosts. There is not
Scripture.
A yearning for the "wide open
Mrs. Earle Mcintosh, Mrs. Ger
Uons
In nature, and he will also an admittance ckarge.
spaces" brought the William
Attendance attheseclasseslsa
ald Burnham, Mrs. Thomas FaGross family to Novl.
requirement
for
membership
in
V i s i t
A
S m a l l
P l a n e t
gan, Mrs. F. F. Ishac, Mrs. Clin
the Lutheran church. There Is no
Bill, 29, now owns one-acre of
ton Albright, Mrs. Kent Mathes,
obligation to anyone attending the
land and Is eyeing a spot In his
M o t h e r ' s
D a y
S p e c i a l
Mrs. Klngsley Purton.
classes to join the church, how
backyard for his garden this
W i t h
P l a y e r s
G u i l d
Also enjoyiie the conversation
ever.
^rlng. Hewlllalsobebusyplanthour over coffee were Mrs. Ro
Ing a lawn and shrubs.
The first class session will be
NorthvUle Players Gufld will the Broadway stage, added an bert Cartwright, Mrs. HaltonAxheld in the parish haU of St.
bring
down
the
curtain
onits
sec
other
major
credit
to
the
liter
tell, Mrs.JohnStuyvenberg,Mrs.
He and his wife, Lois, and their
Paul's Lutheran church. High
five children, Wendy, 8, Mark, 6, ond season ofamateur theatre the ary accomplishments of play Dean Lenheiser, Mrs. Ben Kline and Elm streets, Northville, on
B e a u t i f u l
S a u c e r
M a g n o l i a s
Charles Fountain, Mrs.
Blake, 4, Brent, 3, and Todd, 9 weekend of May 20-22 with three wright Vldal whose latest success Mrs.
Wedaesday
evening.
May
12
at
months, live at 24942 Glenda In performances of GoreVlibl's has been U s best-selling novel Herbert Weston, Mrs. Howard 7:30 p.m.
"Julian.''
Kennedy, Mrs. Baxt Ledgerwood,
the village. Their home is a trl- -"Visit to a Small Planet." In Full
Bloom
The play, flrstwrlttenfor tele
Performances of '•Vlslt" on Mrs. Charles Bauer, Mrs. James • Unchurched people of the area
leveL . . .
.
are cordially Invited to attend.
Wendy Is a thlrdgraderatAm- vision during TV's golden age of Thursday, Friday and Saturday Herter and Mrs. Ronald Tlpplng.
erman elementary school and live drama and later ezpandedfor nights WlU be staged at 8:30 ln
Northville high school auditor
Mark attends kindergarten there.
ium.
Bill, employed by General Mo
G r e e n
R i d g e
N u r s e r y
F e l l o w s h i p
D a y
Players guild members are M a y
Adds
tors, ls an electrical apprentice Library
now selllngtlcfcetspricedat$L50
at the Chevrolet plant in Warren.
8600 NAPIER ROAD
for adults and 85 cents for stu
He drives 50 miles roimd-trlp 17
New
Titles
dents.
Ticket
reservations
can
daily to -work.
Call 349-1111
Seventeen titles bavebeenadd- also be made by phoning Mrs. E l W
o
m
e
n
t o
O b s e r v e
Both he and his wife are grad
ed to the bookshelves of the len McNelece at FI 9-2380.
shlp Day, which is marked by
uates of Miimford high school in
May Fellowship Day, an ob both statewide and nationwide
Novl public library in recent
In addition to its roll as finale
Detroit. After graduation. Bill
weeks, reports librarian Mrs. to the 1964-65 season, "Visit to servance of United Church Wo programs.
enlisted In the Air Force and was
Robert Flattery.
a Small Planet" will also mark men, will be observed In North
Mrs. Walter Murphy ls pro
stationed In Texas and England
New volumes of fiction are the Northville players' cultural vUle at 1:30 p.m. Friday when a gram clialrman with Mrs. Paul
for four years. They were mar
The Man, Mallabec, The Intrud contribution to Michigan Week program, "Peqjie, Poverty and Beard giving devotions. A tea
ried while he was in service.
Plenty," wIU be presented in the committee under chairmanship
er, The Fortress, Funeral ln festivities.
In 1959 be mustered out of the
feUowshlp
haU of Northville of Mrs. William Swank will serve
B erlln. Sea Jade. Up the Down
Air Force. Then he enrolled at
Methodist church.
Staircase, Daily and Sunday, J e
tea following the program.
Michigan State university and was
This program in the form of a
alous God, Winds of the Day, S t u d e n t
P i a n i s t s
a student there for 11/2 years.
choral reading depicts Inner City
and Joyous Season.
NORTHVILLE LODGE
Earlier, Lois was a teletype
conditions ofpove'rty, Mrs. Doug
During April, Mrs. Flattery
operator for Owens-Corning FlbT o
H o l d
R e c i t a l s
NO. 186 F. & A. M.
las Bolton, WSCS president ex
said, Mrs. and Mr. Edward 01erglas in Detroit for two years.
Regular Meeting
ah of Novl, presented six chlldPiano pupUs of Mrs. Wllllam plained. She stresses thatall wo
Right now. Bill is working
2nd Monday
each, month
lay atofeacn
rens books to the library. They C. WlUlams will be presented in men of the community are invit
overtime and going to night class
rlo'
Howard E. Shields, W.M.
are Friends of the Library and two recitals to be ^ven Friday ed. This Is the tlllI:d annual ob
es so be finds little time for
R. F. Coolman. Sec.
each month a donation Is made. and Saturday at her home on servance locally of May FellowbowUng, swimming or gardening.
Books of Olah's contributed Eaton drive.
Asked about her hobbies, Lois
are the Texas Tenderfoot, The
Mrs. Williams' more advanc
si1illed:i.'What spare time?"
Long Trail North, Tammy, Ad ed students will give their re
ToM was tugging on her skirt
ventures m Squaw Valley, Ad cital at 4 p.m. Friday. They are
as she was trying to shoo his
ventures In Hollywood, The Ch Judy Bogart, Carol Clark, Pru
brothers into the basement play
armed Circle and The Bobbsey dence Hartt, Jane Jerome, l M s room.
Twins.
tln Boor and Lesllanne Erasure.
Pi^lls presenting their pro
gram at 3 p.m. Saturday are
Sheryl Schwendemann, Mary Ste
A n n o u n c i n g
T h e
phens, Carol Weber, Cathy
Mapes, Roberta Day, Margaret
Morse, Susan Northriqi, Nancy
Weldner and Kim Davis. Pro
grams are to Include solos and
duets.
Catholic
and daughters
Choose everything from
lux to accessories here
for special occasions.
at a b r e a k f a s t f o l l o w i n g 8 a m . M a s s
second
of
OF
mothers
A p p l i c a t i o n s
Applications for the awards to
be presented by the Northville
Town Hall series are now be
ing received, Mrs. William Slattery, president, announced.
Mrs. Slattery said that "char
itable organizations are eligible
and applications may be made to
Mrs. William Milne, 537 West
Dunlap, Northville."
Any questions, she said, may
be referred to the following mem
bers of the awards committee:
Mrs. Harry Wagenschutz, 341
Beal and Herman Moehlman, 127
East Main, Northville; Mrs. Mar
garet Hough, 1199 Sheldon road,
Plymouth; Mrs. Leonard Stldwlll,
23664 Longacre road, Farmington; and Mrs. Wllllam E. Parks,
32140 Myrna, Livonia.
A m e r i
O T H E R O F F I C E R S of the new c h a p t e r
are M r s . Jack W i l l i s , president; M r s . H.
J.
Frogner, first vice-president;
Mrs.
George Miller,
treasurerandmembership
chairman; M r s . Arthur Basel, secretary;
Mrs,
Robert Bretz, corresponding secre
tary; M r s . John B u r k m a n , librarian. The
g r o u p . W h i c h m e e t s on the f o u r t h M o n d a y
of the m o n t h , g a t h e r e d f o r a d e s s e r t t e a
l a s t W e e k at the h o m e o f M r s . M i l l e r o n
B l o o m c r e s t . C u t and p r e s s e d g l a s s W e r e
s t u d i e d . W i t h 16 m e m b e r s a l r e a d y i n t h e
c h a p t e r , t h e m e m b e r s h i p v o t e d to c l o s e
at 20 i n o r d e r to b e a b l e to m e e t i n h o m e s .
P l a n s W e r e m a d e to p a r t i c i p a t e i n t h e
national convention currently being held
( M a y 4 - 6 ) at G r e e n f i e l d V i l l a g e . M e m b e r s
s i g n e d to t o u r t h e d e c o r a t i v e a r t s b u i l d i n g
at t h e v i l l a g e W e d n e s d a y a n d v i s i t D e t r o i t
antique s h o p s on J e f f e r s o n and C a s s a v e
n u e s as W e l l as the W a l k e r m u s e u m i n
C a n a d a on a b u s t o u r T h u r s d a y ,
each
m
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N a m e s of Q u e s t e r c h a p t e r s a r e s e l e c t
e d to r e f l e c t s o m e s p e c i f i c a s p e c t o f l o
cal
history or heritage. Base Line W a s
c h o s e n b y the l o c a l g r o u p a s the O l d B a s e
L i n e o f t h e c o u n t y W a s s a i d to h a v e b e e n
s u r v e y e d north and southandeast and W e s t
from here.
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While she sightsees abroad, M r s . B r o s
i u s h o p e s a l s o to p u r s u e h e r a n t i q u e s h o b by.
B e f o r e l e a v i n g f o r the E a s t s h e a c
cepted
second V i c e - p r e s i d e n c y
o f the
newly-formed
B a s e L i n e C h a p t e r of the
Questers society. F o r some time a m e m
b e r o f the F a r m i n g t o n Q u e s t e r s c h a p t e r ,
Mrs.
B r o s i u s W a s i n s t r u m e n t a l in h e l p
i n g f o r m the n e w N o r t h v i l l e g r o u p .
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w
c a n P s y c h i a t r i c A s s o c i a t i o n . T h e y p l a n to
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A N T I Q U I N G IN S C O T L A N D i s t h e p l e a s urable
prospect
on s c h e d u l e f o r M r s .
Charles O. Brosius. Dr. andMrs. Brosius
of H a g g e r t y C o u r t l e f t f o r N e w Y o r l c l a s t
last
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Ed
by the
C a s t e r l i n e
Northville
i n 1926 to o r g a n i z e a
School and C o m m u n i t y B a n d " .
idea W a s spearheaded
L a n g f i e l d , then a m e m b e r o f the s c h o o l
H e a d W o u l d c o m e to N o r t h v i l l e t w i c e a
W e e k , o n c e to t e a c h a n d o n c e to d i r e c t t h e
b a n d . It W a s o n e o f t l i e f e w b a n d s i n t h e
a r e a and b e c a m e v e r y m u c h in d e m a n d .
Its m e m b e r s h i p w a s m a d e up o f a d u l t s
as w e l l a s h i g h s c h o o l s t u d e n t s . B u t the
c o r e o f the o r g a n i z a t i o n w a s H e a d ' s f a m
ily and f r i e n d s .
Insuranceman Charles Carrington was
a m e m b e r of that o r i g i n a l N o r t h v i l l e s c h o o l
and C o m m u n i t y B a n d . H e r e m e m b e r s that
H e a d , an e x c e l l e n t c o r n e t i s t , w o u l d p l a y the
c o r n e t w i t h o n e h a n d w h i l e d i r e c t i n g the
band with the o t h e r .
H e a d ' s b r o t h e r , C e c i l , now l i v i n g i n E n g
l a n d , p l a y e d the F r e n c h h o r n ; the d i r e c
t o r ' s two s o n s a n d f o u r d a u g h t e r s w e r e
also m e m b e r s . There was Edwin, a c o r
n e t i s t , a n d S a m u e l , s t i l l a top p o p u l a r b a n d
t r o m b o n i s t who h a s p l a y e d with the P e t e
Bess,
Fountain
aggregation.
Daughters
P e g g y , J o y c e and C e c i l e were joined by a
half-dozen other outside musicians giving
the b a n d a s o l i d b r a s s s e c t i o n , C a r r i n g
ton r e c a l l s .
O t h e r s w h o p l a y e d i n that o r i g i n a l b a n d
include E d A n g o V e ,
Bob Reed, Russell
Knight, C h a r l e s A l t m a n , B i l l , B e n and
Cathy Duguid and D o n Robinson.
In l a t e r y e a r s t h e c o m m u n i t y b a n d l o s t
s o m e of i t s e a r l i e r z i p . B u t H e a d c o n
t i n u e d t o r i d e t h e b u s t w i c e a w e e k to
N o r t h v i l l e until he " c o u l d n ' t stand w a i t
ing
i n the c o l d w e a t h e r
f o r the b u s , "
L e s l i e L e e r e c a l l s . L e e then took o V e r
and
rebuilt
the b a n d a l o n g i t s p r e s e n t
l i n e s as a "high s c h o o l " m a r c h i n g band.
B u t f o r those
ring
marches
can
recall
days,
of
the
Northville
John
favorite
" O n the
ford",
who t h r i l l e d
Phillip
of
those
and " N e w
Hart
of
E d Head
S c h o o l and C o m m u n i t y
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John Lutz
credit
for proposing a free
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GiIlf Oil Corporation's largest
facility Id Mlclligan wlU be lII
full operation next month lIi Novi.
Tile village will then ranJt as
a Elajor petroleum redistribu
tion center in the U.S.
ConstructloE on Gulf's 23-acre
tank farm got underway last July.
The facility Is modeled after one
buDt in Houston and ls similar to
five put up along the eastern sea
board.
Six towering storage tanks hold
Gulf's three brands of gasoline
and fuel oil, said Richard Gron
Pre
has been
trip
given
to L a n
Wixom
in
d u s t r y i s f o o t i n g the b i l l and a r r a n g e m e n t s
for
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According
greeted
be
accommodations
railroad
to
a b o a r d the
have a l r e a d y been
plans,
the y o u n g s t e r s
by G o v e r n o r
Romney
has
to
for
board
enough
miss
of e d u c a t i o n
merit
to p e r m i t
a d a y of s c h o o l .
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tailed extensively," he said.
farm.
Besides the storage field, a
When filled up, the tanks con
tain 3.8 million gallons of fuel terminal office and truck and
oil and 7.9 million gallons of pump and tank maintenance cent
ers will be located at .Novi,
gasoline, Grondin said.
Gulf will employ 100 people,
Grondin, a Northville resKlent,
has been employed by Gulf for Grondin said.
lO years. Previously, he wa:s Initially the facility Is serving
terminal supervisor at Gulf's
lUver Rouge tank farm.
"The River Rouge facility is
now completely closed down. The
office personnel came out here
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said, but evenhially tanker trucks
from the lower half of the state
will load up In Novi.
In addition, a computer will be
installed to direct the loadhig as
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be open on a 24-hour basis six
days a week, Grondin said.
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1965
N O T H I N G
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that h o l d heat w h e r e y o u w a n t i t . . . p l u s
12:00 Noon to vaccinate your dog for a fee of $4.00.
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Dr. Thomas Heslip will hold a vaccination clinic
Marguerite N. Yoiing, Township
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ship dog owners at the Northville City Hall on the day
May
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F I L L 'ER UP - Jacli HicIts of Lansing loads up Ills tanker at the Gtilf redIstribuUon center in Novi. Next to HicIts is
RclIord Grondin, delivery foreman at the Novi tanit fann. The Gulf facility will be in full operation by next month.
b o a r d . L a n g f i e l d h a d seen a high s c h o o l
b a n d p e r f o r m at a R o t a r y c o n v e n t i o n i n
D e n V e r a n d d e c i d e d that N o r t h v i l l e , t o o ,
should have a band.
He a p p l i e d f o r the N o r t h v i l l e a s s i g n
ment on a p a r t - t i m e b a s i s i n M a r c h , 1926.
H e W a s h i r e d b y th-e b o a r d o n t h e s a m e
night another young fellow appeared b e
f o r e the b o a r d f o r a j o b . H i s n a m e W a s
Russell Amerman.
Home
Ray J . Casterline
Fred A. Casterline
1893-1959
Director
24-Hour Ambulance Service
Fleldbrook 9-0611
by the late
H e a d , a native of C o r n w a l l , E n g l a n d ,
W a s e m p l o y e d b y the D e t r o i t s c h o o l s y s
t e m as a m u s i c ' t e a c h e r .
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YOUR CITIZENS MAN
WILL INSURE YOUR
Regular Meeting of the North- and Butler Streets, moved by Resignation of City Manager:
The City Manager spoke about from Wing to Cady) on Saturday during this period.
Mr. Allen discussed the need
vliie City Council-Aprii 19, 1965. Canterbury, supported by Blacl:
The Clerk read the resignation Bill 207 which proposes to levy afternoons. City Manager Is to
for attention to the former Gib
The regular meeting of the to
adopt
said resolution. of the City Manager, Bruce K. a fee of $10.00 per space on all follow through with this.
HOME-AUTO-BUSINESS
Mrs.
Carlson discussed a Bergstrom parking lot; Oils Is
Northville City Council was call Unanimously carried.
Potthoff, effective May 28, 1965. public parking lots.
LIFE-HEALTH-BOAT
to
be
checked
by
the
City
Man
where
property
on
Carpenter
St.
Mr.
Canterbury
explained
In
ed to order by Mayor Allen,
Moved by Canterbury, sup
Council asked that property
ager.
refuse
has
accumulated.
The
.Monday, April 19, 1965 at 8:05 g^-ners on these streets be not- ported by Kester that the fol considerable detail the proposed
Mr. Allen reported that four
Library Bill which could affect city manager Is to InvesHpite'
p.m. in the Northville Cit}' Hall, ified a few days in advance of lowing resolution be adopted:
Northville Insurance Agency
WHEREAS Bruce K. Potthoff Northville Library service. A and report at the next meeting. benches, which he is donating,
Present: Allen, Canterbury, actual paving.
160 E. Main
349-1122
Subject of bicycle stands In the are now ready for tile rear area
Carlson and Kester.
Let Bids For Paving Of West, has served the City of Northville letter is to be sent to members
of
Uie
City
Hal!
grounds.
faithfully as City M.mager for of the legislative committee re business district was discussed.
Absent: Ambler
Pennell and Butler Streets;
Ken Rafhert, C.P.C.U.
City Manager Is to work on
questing their support.
Mrs. Carlson reported on the
Mrs. Carlson introduced her
After examination of bids by 3 1/2 years, and
Installed
drinking
fountain
being
City MaIIager reported there Beauttfication Association meet
WHEREAS he has performed
daughter, Mrs. Shirley Nuotllla the City Engineer, it was recin business area; also having
and her two grandchildren who commended that the CadillacAs- his duties as City Manager for will be a meeting with Mr. Ralph ings she has attended and men
shanty removed from present
were present for the Installation phajt Paving Company be awarded the citizens of Northville in an Stephenson on Wednesday, May tioned that various municipallttes
CITY OP WIXOM
location at Hines Drive and
ceremonies.
bid for paving of West, Pennell, excellent manner, contributing 5, 1965 regarding the consultant have Mayor's Committees ap
Center
St.
ORDINANCE NO. 57
Miiyor Allen asiced the Clerii and Butler Streets in the amount to responsible and effective gov work he is doing with the Plan pointed for this type of project.
City Attorney mentioned sev
ning Commission.
Moved by Council unanimously agreed to
to report on City Canvassing of $6,215.03. Moved by Black, ernment
AN ORDINANCE COMBINING T H E DUTIES OF CLERK
Kester, supported by Black that appoint Mrs. Carlson chairman of eral pieces of proposed leg
now hereby be it resol
Board's results of City Election supported by
Carlson
that
islation which Council might
of April 15, 1955.
Cadillac Asphalt Pa\'ing Company ved that the City of NorthviUe the City Attorney be instructed a Mayor's Committee on BeautAND TREASURER
be Interested In following; the
Mayor, term 1965-67, A. Mai- be awarded bid forpavingof West Council expresses their deep re to Dreoare an agreement In iflcation for the City of North
Attorney is to obtain further
coim Allen, 720 votes.
Pennell aIid Butler Streets in the gret with Ills resignation (Jrfay 28, structing the Mayor and Clerk ville and she Is to report per
THE CITY OF WIXOM ORDAINS:
Information on bills conceroing
Council term, 1965-69 (Elect amount of $6,216.03. Unanimous- 1965) and wishes him coming suc to execute the purchase, by the iodically on this activity.
Municipal
Courts
and
Charter
Mr.
Canterbury
mentioned
City
of
NorUivllle,
the
Chas.
cess in his enlarged sphere of
Section 1. Pursuant to Sec. 4.8 of the City Charter
two) , Beatrice B. Carlson, 602 ;y carried
Elwell property at 124 E. Dun Increased activity in the depart Townships relaUvetoannexatloa.
votes; Del Black, 465 votes; C. g^.^^^
And Adoption Of responsibility.
There
being
no
further
ment
of
Public
Works
during
the
of the City of Wixom, this Council deems it necessary
lap street at no more than $15,
Unanimously carried.
Oscar Hammond, 411 votes; W. ^ . ^ ^ . ^ ^ ^ "^^j
Development
early spring moaUis, May and business, the meeting adjourned
Wallace
Nichols, 362 votes;
The City Manager is to run 400. Unanimously carried.
Plan:
for
the proper and efficient operation of the City that
June, suggested City Manager at 10:45 p.m.
Charles Toussaint, 132 votes.
Mr. Kester Introduced the
Mr. George Zerbel, Chairman necessary notices requesting
and
Department
of
Public
Works
Respectfully
submitted,
Municipal Judge, term 1955subject of having a patrolman on
the administrative office of Clerk and the administraof the Northville City Planning applications for the position of
69,
beginning July 4,
1965,
duty in thebusiness section (Main Superintendent do this, in order Martha M. Milne
Commission called attention to City Manager for the City of
to
cope
with
the
heavy
work
City
Clerk
Charles McDonald, 699 votes.
Mr. Canterbury from Hutton to Wing; Ceater St.
five office of Treasirer be combined.
the fact that the printed notice Northvlile.
Above votes were certified on
in the Northville Record of above volunteered to work on these
Section 2. That this ordinance shall be in force
April 8, 1965 by the City Can
amendment to the Zoning Ordin matters concerned with hiring
vassing Board; L. M. Eaton,
a
City
Manager.
ance Is the correct material.
and effect only until such time as the council for the
chairman; Aubrey French, Rob
Moved by Canterbury, supported Miscellaneous:
ert Whltehalr and W. E. Mc
City
Manager
spoke
about
the
by Kester that said amendment be
City of Wixom shall deem otherwise.
Carthy.
adopted aspublished.Unanimous- agreement with Mr. Penn rel
Clerl: Milne then administered
ative to Randolph Street. Because
Section 3. This Ordinance is declared by the City
ly carried.
the oath of office to Mr. Allen
„ . , „ ,
^ Request To Transfer Checlter mangltude of the project he sug
as Mayor; Beatrice Carlson and
^^^^^^.^
to be an emergency ordinance requiring immediate
gested that the City of NorthviUe
Del Black as Council Meinbers council having received pre- enter Into an agreement with Mr.
passage. It shall become effective immediately upon
who were then duly installed.
vious material concerning the re Penn. It will be necessary to con
Minutes of the last meeting
sult
with
the
Planning
Comm
quest for transfer and there being
passage and publication thereof.
were approved.
no objections to some; moved by ission regarding this proposed
Moved by Carlson, supported
construction.
Copies
of
the
pro
Made and passed by the City Council of the City
Kester, supported by Carlson
by Kester that bills in the fol
to approve transfer of Checker posed agreement are to be sent
lowing amounts be paid: General
of Wixom this 27th day of April, A.D. 1965.
taxlcab license within the City of to Council along with a copy of
$ 19,885.27; Water $ 3,339.66.
FAIR TIME-riie 11th annual Novi CommunIty School Fair will be held from 5:30Northville from Florence Pitt- the original contract. This engin
Wesley E . McAfee,Mayor
9:30 p.m. Friday at the Novi elementary school on Novi road. There'll be a puppet
Unanimously carrlei
man to Stephen Sweeney, Individ eering will consider the proposed
Communications:
show, gomes, refreshments, gift shop, bake sale, greenhouse and prizes. Pictured
Elizabeth A. Waara, Clerk-Treasurer
ually and as trustee, acting for Thompson-Brown development
A card of acicnowledgement Tlmolsen Castillo, James D. on Eight Mile Road.
here are two teachers, Mrs. Mary Hart (left) and Mrs. Laura Jensen (right). Behind
from the famllt of Roy Lindsay Berry, Robert Sweeney, Merwln
the puppet stace are Mrs. NofniaiI Planck and Mrs. ilUchard Smith.
Council Minutes:
Tucker, E. Richard Larges and
Letter
of resignation from Michael Kleltch. Unainlmoasly
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO T H E ZONING ORDINANCE OF T H E V I L U G E OF NOVI, NOVI, MICHIGAN
Phil Blaachard relative to his carried.
PARCiu-A-'db.
C Ceaisr Sill)
membership on the Northville
Recommendation
Concerning
part 0( the 3Mibeaal 1/4 «( SecUat II, T. 1 N., R. • C.. Karl Ta*oiM|>. OaUaait Cavntr,
City Planalag Commission. City
Overnight Parking Restrictions:
Michii.n. descrlbadae; Beilnnlni at the eauU.««ii earner af Stella. II, T, I N . , K. B E . ;
Manager Instructed to write a
Theata N. ••l'.JJ'-OO" W,, Uaoi Itte eaolls Una af eaid 3ecilan i J . O-JO. M ' ; Thance
The recommendation from the
H. D*. )}>.0O'' C.. Maa| a Uee f«faU«l la Ua aeet Una af SacUtn t). TOO. 0'; Thance
letter of appreciation to Mr.
3. lV,J)'-eO" E., al.nia lla« parallal t» Iba eaMlbllr.* afSetuaii;). lao. iO'; Theata
City Manager was read asking
3. O'-.ll-.OO'- » . , ataei Ue laai Iiaa afsectlan I). TOO. 0' U ika palni af b«fln--iin|. Caauioiai
Blanchard for his servlcesonthe
that over-night parking on Main
14. )1 Acrat. l«»)a«t la eaeemanto and raaincuaaa of racard and la ihe rt|hU af ihe fubllc and
Planning Commission.
If ior (aaernmaoial Mil la any fari IheraaT laaea.
•« •* deeded far read ar highway r*rwot**.
St. , Wing to Griswold; Center
To b« cbaflSBd (row a 1 R - l - r and C - l Dlicrtct -tf « i ^ i , OwMrAl Comnercl*!
Communications From Citizens:
St., Cady to Dunlap; Cady St.,
Essie Nirider,
representing
PABCeu-D'' (MiJuitl* ramUy KaiideolUl)
Center to Church; Dunlap, Cen
the Northville Retail Merchants'
Perl of (he Sa«iMe*i l/4 af Stcum IJ, T. I N . . R. 8 t.. Na»i re-neMp. OaJtlaad Cooaiy,
ter to Hutton; Button, Dunlap
Miebifea. deecrlbad a«- Beiinnlrtt al a point an ihe (ovih Una af Seeuen 21. T. I N . . X . t C . .
Assoclatloa reported that the
to Main; Church, Main to Cady
aald patnl btlni N. BV-JV-OO" W.. •M.BO'. ae maieured Alang (tt* eei<lb llna of Secllan
merchants are happy with the
Iran ItM eaal.<ieaJl earner qf Sactlan I); Thenta caollaulni aisag lh( eeuth Una ul SeeUan « ,
St. be prohibited between the
n. Bt'.)S'.00" W,, JOO.O'j TheoeaN. 0'.)V.0O"C., alani e Une parallel t» lha eaei lina af
adoption of the Municipal ParijSacUati I), lOOO.Oft'i Theatea.
J4'.)0''C., 1110.80'; Thane e 5. C - l l ' . D O " W.. alem
hours of 3 a.m. and 6 a.m.
UM eaii Une af aectlan I). )00,0'i Tlâea N. BV. 1J'-00"W., elea, e line parallel i . the
ing Authority and have expressed
eaalh lint af Stcllan IJ, BtO. BO'j Thenta 3. O'.JJ'.OO" W.. Al»n| • line paraUel ta lha aaii
The City Attorney was Instruct
lint Of 3*ttlan I), TOD.O' ta Ihp patti af bailonlng. ConUtnirtg IJ. DI Acrat.
their hope that it will proceed
3uli).<( tt eetemente anm ra.irlcUani o( raeerd end ta Ifle rl|h<e a( Iht public and af aer
ed to draft the proper resoifmrnrt.eeui unit In any pan Ihereaf Uhtn, .tied ar datdtil far («ed ar M|h«ar purpotae.
as soon as possible.
utlon relative to this matter and
To cAaiiga fro* an K - l - f SeMll rerm BUerlct, to an R-2-A, KaaCrlcCad HulMayor
Allen asked
cipls reBlly leildcncial DiacrLcC.
present it for the next meeting.
Dempsey Ebert if there was a
fAUCCL "C'' fltatldanital)
" M r . Canterbury would like pub
report from the committee from
licity given to this matter before
Part al tht 3ouirie>ti 1/4 af 3tcu*n 21. T. I N . . It. S t:.. and pari at iht Caai 1/: af SDuih.eei
the Northville
Chamber
of
1/4 at Secuan 2). T. I N . . K. S C . , aitd pari at me Cett Ml af Cast Ml of Norlhaael 1/1 af
the adoption cf the resolution.
Saellen IJ, T. 1 N . . It. B t.. lyln| 3,mlherlr af Crehd Ki.ar A.an.t. Ne.i T»-nehlp. OtkUad
Commerce working on Mayor's
County.
MlChlien, more penlcitUrly deecrlbtd ae: naiinnlai at a paint on Iba eouth line ef
Communications
From City
3t<uan J), T. I ^ . . H. B t.. eald paint being N, ••>*.)l''O0" w., liiiO.BO-. at mtaiired
Exchange Day. Mr. Ebert will
aloag tna touUi Una of Section IJ frorn the toulhtatt caentr oTStcltan ;S. Tbanct canilnu|n|
Manager Regarding Parking Met
aloni the touU) lint af Seetlan 13, N. Bt*.J5'.60~ W., IIM.O'. Tbtnc N. O-.OI'.IM" w,,
report more on this at a future
parallel ta tha Norlh and 3ajiti 1/1 lint of SecUan
lOt&.O'; Thsnct N. i)<*--II'-OO" W.,
ers:
parallel IP lha toulh line af l^ctlan I).
0'; Theott 5. O'-Oa'-M" c, , aIon| lha Nertb and
date.
3o.itM/4 Una of3e<Uoa £). Ifl.O'l Trieaet S. a a ' . H M l " i r . . parallel (a Uia aa«(l> line •#
The Clerk read the commun
SedianJJ, 100.0'; Thenet 3. O'.Ot'.O*'' C,. parallal M the Nnrth and South 1/4 line o( 3e«Uan
Bids to Open for 1965 Spring
ication from the City Manager
2J. 66).0'; Thence 3. B4'-> 14'-J V W.. alan< th< eoulh line af Stelien I J. 211. <>• U Ihe aatiarlr
Street Repair Program;
lint of the P e n Mar<tu(tte Mailroad Right.of.oar ||00* wide); Thenre Norih«atl*rlr. alang
wherein he recommended the
e%ld aaeitrlr Une of (aid rauroad ri«hi-i4-«er »- Iht eo«th lin* of -tcaled No« Maoar 3<sb4iii.
The Clerk read the advertise
elan (Liher 4) af Plati. Pa|t Zh. O.C. R.|; Thance alonj Ihe 3outh Ind Cad llnet of eald
purchase of 100 manual Duncan
»ae»trd ejbflivmon. N. BB".it*.«" C.. Jifc. i i * end N. O'-IT'.JB''C.. 1271,96'. reipaeuvaly.
ment for bids for 1965 Spring
to tha Caei and W«at 1/1 Una of Stctioa 11. T. I N . . h. S C.; Tlience eleng eaid Can and Weil
parking meters. After some dis
1/4 Unt of Secllan 2). 5. n»-.Jl'-0;" C.. «b4. 17* ic tha canter pa*l at «ald Sacllan 21 and
street repair program as it
N.
84 • J I ' . U " C . 200'). IJ'; Thanet N. 0-14'.44- C . 4T2.<ll<, Thenea 3, Of - Ifi'-O I • C.,
cussion,
City Manager was
673.0-. ThfBce 3. • -11'.07" W.. alani Iba aaet Unt ol Saclion II. 41',. 88' to Iht Ceer 1/4
appeared in the Northville Rec
earner of Saction 2). T. I N . . H. B E . ; Thanet 3, O-JV-OO" w., atoni lha teal Una af JecInstructed to arrange a work
Uo(i21. 1092.78'. ThaneaN. flf-14'-10''W,. eoo. 0'; Thetict H. 0 .5V-00"W., MO.H'j
ord.
Thenet N. flt -Ja'-iO" W.. itO. BQ'; Thance 3. O'.JV.OO" W.. 1000. OB' to tha patnl of btginmeeting where parking meter
rUn|. Ci>nleintn| 180.81 Ai:fr». mare or lae*. Subieet ta taaerrienla and retirledone of raeard
The following bids were opened
representatives could be present
and la Ittt rt|hli of IH^ public and Of ear gavernmanlal unit In an/ aatt inanof tihen. uatd «r
daadert tor
or hi^hBeT puraotat.
and duly In^cted by the City
to discuss this matter. This
Attorney: Cadillac Asphalt Pav
To a rrr«-> art R - l - r , SaeU ranit OUCrict, and a C-J.-'CatieraI CoMrCLal
meeting to be Thursday, April
J l i c r l c t . CO an R-L, 0(M rantly KaaldcnCUi OlatrtcC.
ing Company $ 51,299.00; Oak
29, 8:00 p.m. at the City Hall.
PAHCCL "0" (Canitnarclal Sue)
land Pa vlngCompany$58,538.75.
Proposal From Harold Penn For
Part of the Eaei 1/2 of Ihe Can Ml of Utt Northeaal 1/4 af faction 2J. T. : N . . ^. I E . . Novi
The City Manager and City Performance Of FuU-Time In
Ta*n*hip, Oakland County. Mlcblgan. lying aexlhtrly ol Grand Hl'tr Arenua, dtecribed as
Dellnnloi al a p,ISt on tha atii Una of 3eCUan 21. T. I N . . H. B C . »ald point balng
Engineer were Instructed to exa spection For The Detroit Water
N. 0 -11'.07-* E.. 41}. Bt'. at rreaairatl elan* lha ae*t Una af Snellen II. from tha Eaei IM
mine bids and report at the Main Project:
Corner of latdSeetl n 2); Thence N. B» -)8'-0I"W.. 873.0'; Thenee N. 0*.14'-44*'C. .
400.0'; Thence aloni the eoutharlr Una of Grand lt|«arA.anxe. 3. TO'. J l ' . J V E. , 707. In-;
next meeting on recommenddThence elung lha eatt Une af Section II, 3. 0 -II'.01" » . . 130. 0' la Ihr point of be|innin|.
Harold Penn, City Engineer
ZonUtnirii 4.61 Acrti. Subject la teeanient* and reitrictlani af reeord and to Iht rlghtt of Iht
tlons for this contract.
public
and of any gareinmenial unit In eny pari thereal taken, uiad or dradtd for rvad ar li.|h.
read the proposal stating costs
*«r
purpoiei.
Public Hearing On Paving For
for full-time inspection. The Cit)la changa froa B - l - r , Swall ranaa DlatilCt, U> a C-I, Onaral CowatrcUl Cta.
West, Pennell andButlerStreets:
trioc a part of J"arcol a.
Manager has talked with Mr.
Property owners having been
PAKCCt
{Indijtlrull
Weissman who is doing the work
duly notified by mall of the Pub
and construction is to start May
Ml that part af the Norlinseii i/4 af 3actl n 26, T, I N . . « . fl X... Ta%n(hip of Norl. OakUnd
lic Hearing for Special Assess
Co-jnty. Miehiian. Iri"! C " t of »>• MoUr. Wafna aad Monro* hall-ay. no* known aa Ihe Pare
3rd within the City of Northville.
Marifuatta Railway, more pariiciUrly daecflbed as- neilnnlng at tlta North 1/4 earner of
ment on paving of West, Pennell,
SecUon 18. T. I N . , K, N C., Thtnct S. 0 .;7'.4«" W. . along tha North and Suulh 1/4 llni of
The quoted rates were agreeable
laldSacuoa 18. 265^. &S'; Thenet N. B* .4B'-10'' W.. alan| Iht East and Weei 1/4 line af taid
and Butler Streets, the Clerk was
Seellen ;4, IBft.BJ'; ThaneaN. 4*. 10'. J i " W,, along the Caal li,,M.af.>»ar lloe af IJ»a Pare
with Mr. Weissman. This con
Marquelit Railway 1100' ilde), I88I.1I'; Thenet N. H i ' . 14'.11" E., alang lha NattMlne al
instructed to read the Resolution
SacUan
J8. 412. •>' lu the point of beginning, "antalnlni 17. A^ Acrai more ar laaa.
struction mil be covered by per
Confirming Special Assessment
Subject 10 tatamenle and raairuuoni of record aad lo th* right* of (he public and af any gavtrnmits and a cash deposit. No
-laaial unit la any P*'" thtrtel uktn. xaed or deeded for raed or hl|hwa> purpoeit.
Roll #65-1, paving of West Street
To chanst froo. AC Agricultural Dlatrlct, to an M - l , LlanC naiHifactiitinB Blagreat supply of pipe will be stock
trict.
from Randolph to Dunlap Streets.
piled on the local street for this
PAdcaiL-r- IWaniel)
Moved by Canterbury, supported
job. Movedby Carlson, supported
Pafi af th, 3. W, 1/4 of lha 3, C. 1/4 of Secuan 21 and part of th* 3. C. 1/4 of iht S. W 1/* of 3*elion 21,
by Carlson to adopt said resol
T. I N . . H. B E . , NoTl To-nehlp. Oakland Co-nty. Wiehl|an, deicrihed «>' neglnning el Ihe So«th 1/4
by Canterbury to accept proposal
eorntr at Section 2!, T, I N . , it. B E . . . Thenee 3. B f - M ' - l ^ ' '
:00' elan r tha taath Una o/StcHon 21,
ution. Unanimously carried.
1
NANCi
;
6
,
4
£
Th.nceN. O'.OI'.Oa- W,. 6|,i'along a Unt perallel lo the ôrt^ .nd So„tk l / i ime of 3tetlen IJ; Thanca
for full-time inspection on above
N B*--)4'.M"t 200' paralltl to Iht touth lint of 3aellon 21; Th'sct
0* .0'''.04'' *., )*l* along
The Clerk read the Resolution
lheNorthand3a-ihl/4U«aol3eCllan21. Th.nC. 3. fl4*. )4'.00'' C.. |6V elan; a Una parallal ta the .o«th
basis. Unanimously carried.
Una of leclian 21; Thence 3. 0'.04'.04" t.. lO^^• elang a lint parallel la the North end Saîh 1/4 IWa a(
Confirming Special Assessment
Z o N i N O
M a p
A m e n d m e n t N M 6
Saci.onlJ; ThaneaN, B9*-1 V.OO" • , . I8\' alan t the le.lh ll«a af êctlor 11 la Ihe palm of beginning,
Roll #65-2, paving of Pennell
Canltintni 1 eeree mart or leee. Syhjact lo aaeer„entt and reairieliona of record and la the righle af the
LEGAL NOTICE-Record
STATE OF MICHIGAN
Probate Court for
The County of Wayne
544,978
Estate of LUCY McCORRY,
Deceased
It is ordered that on July 14,
1965 at 2:30 p.m. in the Pro
bate court room, 1221 Detroit,
Michigan, a hearing be held at
which all creditors of said de
ceased are required to prove
their claims. Creditors must file
sworn claims with the court and
serve a copy on Mary Sarvls,
Executrix of said estate, 2007
Earlmont road, Berkley, Mich
igan prior to said hearing.
Publication and service shall
be made as provided by statute
and Court rule.
Dated May 3, 1965
Ira G. Kaufman
Judge of Probate
A TRUE COPY
John E. Moore
Deputy Probate Register
Newspaper Northville Record
53
public ar-l of any |0»ariimanUI unti In any part thereof takm. used e' derd-'l ("t road or hiihway furpoaaa,
STATE OF MICHIGAN
Probate Court for the
County of Wayne
h4o,35u
Estate of LAURETTA CHAM
BERLAIN, also known as LORETTA CHAMBERLAIN, Deceas
ed.
It Is ordered that on May 25,
1965, at 10 a.m. in the Probate
Court room, 1301 Detroit, Mich
igan, a hearing be held
On the petition of Raymond P.
Heyman for probate ofapurported will, and for granting of ad
ministration to the executor nam
ed, or some other suitable per
son:
Publication and service shall
be made as provided by statute
and court rule.
Dated April 12, 1965
Ernest C. Boehm,
Judge of Probate
Raymond P. Heyman
Attorney for Estate
18724 Grand River Avenue
Detroit 23, Michigan
A TRUE COPY
Wlillam H. Ruder
Deputy Probate Register
5l
V i l l a g e
of
N
o v i , Michigan
Vo chaOBa fro* an f - l - F . Saiatt
tlat Dtitrlct.
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Umily
Mildan-
PAKCEL "C" tCathallc Church)
Pan af lha Eaell/I af th» Sauihaaei 1/4 af Saeilan : i . T. I N . . R. B E . . Novi Townahlp. OaUand Coanly.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing iffill be held on proposetl Amendments to the ZoolnB Map of the Zoning Ordinance of the Village of Novi
to include the folloiwing changes:
On petition of Sheldon Realty Co. and Ten (Mile Development Co. the Board has been requested to rezone the following
described properties, including Parcels A, B, C, D and E.
On their own motion, the Board will consider the rezoning of the following described properties, including Parcels
F and G.
THIS HEARING WILL BE HELD AT 8:00 O'CLOCK P.M. EASTERN STANDARD TIME A T T H E VILLAGE H A L L , LOCATED AT 25850 NOVI ROAD, MAY 24,1965.
NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that a copy of the proposed Amendments to the Zoning Map may be examined at the Village Office at the Village Hall during the
regular office hours until the date of the Public Hearing.
Poge Seven
The N O R T H V I L L E R E C O R D - N O V I NEWS
^ ^ y , y , L L A g E p l a n n i n g BOARD
Eugenie Cbdquet, Secretary
NOVI V I L U G E COUNCIL
Mabel Ash, Clerk
W o o d w a r d
In
Fatal
G l a s s
C o .
Crash
- C O M P L E T E GLASS SERVICE
1^
A Souttifield resident, ctiarged
with manslaugtiter In a fatal aIid
fiery accident In Norttiviile April
9, was arralgnedlastTliursdayin
i-Iorthville MiInlcipai court.
Robert Oaic, 23, stood mute and
Judge Ctiaries McDonaid enter•:•(! a plea of not guilty. Oais will
no.v face an examination in the
loc;>! court May 17.
Oak's car, according to police,
smashed head-on on South Main
street with another driven by
.James Lalewicz, 21, who died
in the smoldering wreckage.
Lalewicz, originally from Ho^veIl, ras boarding at 111 South
Wing street.
On impact Laiewicz's compact
car, •vith the gas tanit in the
front, burst Into flames. He was
trspped inside. The Wayne coun
ty coroner said Lalewicz suc
cumbed before the tanlt erupted,
spemng out. the fuel.
Kis body, was badly charred.
OaJc suffered a cut over his
right eyebrow and bauged up his
i.:p.ecs. Police said that Oak re
fused to make a statement.
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SliCCE.SS S T O B Y - T e n new members were added to
the roll of Novi Rotao' club last Thursday during
the "Ladies Night'' program. Pictured are Elmer
Conrad, past governor of district 638; Earl Lacey.
Emery .Jacques, John Johnson, Virgil Feldman, ..Vt
Brandenburg, Club sccretarj' Bob Metz, Harold .'Vcliley,
John FarreJl, present district governor, Phil Ander
son, Bill King, Andy Burgess, Henry Bashian and
Bill Hughes, past district governor. The club now
has 38 members, an increase of 22 from last year.
Leo Harrawood is president.
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WELCOME-Wixom Mayor Wesley McAtee (left) welcomes Richard Turel, manager
of the BIrmingham-Rloomfield Banlt's new branch, to the city. The bank's tempor
ary headquarters are located south of the UAiV hall on Wi.xom road.
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Marion Berry
474-7470 road
Edythe and Paul Herrmann of Week".
helser. Dorothy Flattery won
Marie Pletron, 4 yrs. of age, first, Marguerite Parent second
McMahon Circle, also Edythe
six brothers a1ld sisters: Franli had her tonsils removed on the and Virginia Bosak consolation.
S A V E
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Bosak, Jr., Robert, Nancy, Su 22nd of April and is home now.
Marilyn Davey won first prize
C A N f i i D
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san, GinnyandStevehadthehappy She surprised the family by eat when the Thursday Bridge club
. ;cas!on of celebrating Edythe'; ing a piece of rye bread on the played at the home ofNancy Milllparents' 25th weddlfig almlvers- morning of the 23rd. Marie is the ken on McMahon Circle. Linda
lona Sweet P e a s
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parents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank West LeBost.
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A & P
Spinach
A & P C r e a m
Corn
Mr. and Mrs. EdwardAndrews
BosaJ: cf Northville.
Paul's parents, Mr. and Mrs. of West Ten Mile are the proud To
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l o n a C u t G r e e n B e a n s ^^-o^
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Peter G. Herrmann of Livonia parents of a little baby girl. They
named
her
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She
was
born
were also celebratong thelr sll
ver wedding anniversary the fol at SL Joseph Mercy hoqiital, Youngsters
lona Cut W a x Beans
<5oz.
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Sauerkraut
lowing week; so, they were also Pontiac on April 14, weighing
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honored guests.
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She has a little brother Mich
The families enjoyed a chicJcen
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dinner at Frankenmuth's Bavar- ael, 3 yrs of age, the g r a n c ^
be
held
on
Friday,
May
14.
ents
are:
Vern
and
Grace
Fisher,
ian Inn at Frankenmuth, MlchiAll children who will be five
Franklin; and Merril and Lillian
gaa.
YOUR
CHOICE
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a n d
H a l f
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years old before September l,
Mr. Ray Mason of LeBostpar- Andrews, FarmlIigton.
1965
are
eligible
for
this
early
Kim
Berry
of
McMahon
Circle
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mason of
AT
SAVINGS
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania came went on a bike hike at Kensington enrollment and are asked to re
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port
according
to
the
following
to visit Ray and Carol on April State Park wltll members of troop
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Parents and children whose
Marti, Cheri, and Bonl really en total of 32 miles, camped out and
A & P F A K C Y , SOLID P A C K
joyed having their grandparents over night and worked at passing last name start from A thru L
J A N E PARKER
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tests to upgrade themselves In the report at 9 a.m. Those whose
•,rith them at Easter.
7-OZ.
8-OZ.
TCle the grandparents were scouting program. ICim's mother last name start from L thru Z
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Willowbrook
and
Orchard
Hills
Berry,
went
to
Northville
to
tlie
day and the happy couple had
SAVE He ON 2 LOAVEi-JANE
their 42nd wedding anniversary. Predjyterian chinch to watch tlie subdivision areas report at Or
lAVES-ÂNE PARKER
PARK!
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Roy and Carol, his sister and waves of scouts arrive wet, mud chard Hills kindergarten room.
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brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. dy but very happy and very tired All others in the district report
Novi school kindergarten
Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKeon
P o t a t o
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derful events by taking Mr. and of Willow Lane had several guests room.
JANE
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Children who will be five years
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Mrs. Joe Mason to the Danish for breakfast Easter morning.
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This certainly made it more fes old after September l and on or
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Inn, Farmington.
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Mr. and Mrs. George McCof- tive and exciting for the children. before December 1, will be en
rolled in the summer kindergar
Bob's
parents
Mr.
and
Mrs.
H.
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f ery of East LeBost had Delorten screening program. Parents
A6^
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es' mother, Mrs. Eleanor Wojclk McKeon were there, as well as
of tJiese children are asked to
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I r e s h
O r a n g e
J u i c e
wth them' for Easter breakfast. Mr. and Mrs. William Smelt.
C A t m n t m s A L P .
The Willowbrook Association report for a meeting on May 18
Just this past week they also had
at
8
p.m.
In
the
Orchard
Hills
meeting
of
Friday,
April
23
which
A&P HALVES OR SLICED— !-LB. l3-0Z.
her grandmother, Mrs. Martha
school.
5-02. 4 9 <
Opalewski, visiting with them was to have been a general elec
F r e e s t o n e
P e a c h e s
JAKS
Parents are asked to provide
tion of officers was so poorlyatC h e e s e
S p r e a d s
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2
from Fenton.
AfrP WHOLE — l-LB. l4-0Z.
Mr. Larry Chismark of LeBost tended that the business at hand legal evidence of the child's
attended the Puppy I/iatch of the could not be successfully con blrthdate at the time of enroll
A p r i c o t
Hcrives
ment.
Poodle Group of Southeastern cluded.
S w e e t ,
V i n e - R i p e n e d
The
association
plans
to
have
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Michigan at the American Legion
S A V E
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Hall, Sunday April 25, Royal Oak. another meetlngand will, of cour
Purple
Plums
Steven Chismark attended an se, notify the people of WillowAn Ideal Mother's Day Gift
B l o o d
B a n k
brook.
The
association
hopes
to
open house retreat at Duns ScoC
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tus College on West Ten Mile send a mimeographed copy of its
YOUR
The annual blood bank conduct- I
M e l l o w m o o d
by-laws to each resident, along
CHOICE
ed by the Northville branch of the
with the notice; enabling them to
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American Red Cross will beheld
L e a s e s
B u i l d i n g familiarize
themselves with
Friday, May 21 at the First!
them.
Charles Cherry Co., a counMethodist church.
N y l o n s
A W GRADE " A "
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selor in machine tool appraisals ^
?jmday April 18 Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Winter is chairman I
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15 DENIER
s r s c ^ s ^ p S o S
wood garage building on Grand
given blood from the Northville
their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
SOUTH AFRICAN BARLINKA
i?lver just west of Novi road.
supply to help the effort to replen
Bayard Temple, Dearborn. EnfaCherry has signed a five-year
ish It. Regular donors are being
mllle they attended Easter ser
G r a p e s
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lease, according to Novi busi
contacted by Mrs. Winter or Mrs.
PAIRS
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vices at St. Paul's American
^ ^ ^ $ u p e t
M a r k e t s
nessman Leo Harrawood. Har
Beatrice
Carlson.
Those
who
Lutheran church In Dearborn.
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rawood said that Cherry will
wish to contribute may contact
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Wednesday Brldce met at Vir
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side drive. Guest players were
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weak hitting.
Now the Mustangs are firmly
entrenched in second place in
the Wape-Oakland Conference
with a 5-2 mark, second only to
Mllford's 5 - l slate.
Thanks to Northville's alert
play Monday, Mllford was top
pled from the unbeaten ranks by
the convincing score of 11-5.
And Northville did it the hard
way, coming from Ijehind to wipe
out a 4-0 first inning deficit,
big six-run second frame turned
the trick. Shortstop John Jame
TiIe Mustangs are out to malje
a prophet of Uieir coach and In
the process, they just might carve
a nitch for themselves In the
Wayne - Oaldand Conference
baseliall race.
No sooner hadCoachBobKucher proclaimed that M s charges
were "on the move'', then they
toolc it to heart and hung up four
. more victories to run their win
skeen to five games.
Optimism runs high and spirit
even higher for good reason.
The local nine got off to a dismal
start, dropping two conference
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Surprise performances in the the 880-yard run in 2:09.
Second place finishers were
: shot put highlighted NorthviUe's
second track conquest of the year DenMs Cook in the pole vault,
In a triangular meet here Satur Jon Kaake i l l the 440-yard run;
Jim Trijtter In the 100 and 220day.
Northville talUed 73 points to yard dashes, Dave Cook in the
Brighton's 62 and South Lyon's 180-yard low hurdles; the 880
yard relay team of Chuck Keegan,
19.
By heaving the shot 41 feet six Trotter, Bob Ruland and Kipfer;
and three-quarter inches, North and the mile relay team of Kline,
ville's John HlIJck surprised the Pete Sutherland, Kaake and Cook,
Ken Boor in the mile, J l m B e l l
field and M s coaches to boot. He
beat favored teammate Jerry in the low hurdles and Keegan ia
the 220-yard dash all took tMrd
Burns.
But Coaches Roy Herald and places.
' l ^ p b Redmond pointed out that
Hlncfc, B u m s aild M a r k L i p a , who
finished fourth, all turned in stel
G o l f e r s
lar performances by surpassing
the 40-foot mark.
NorthviUe's Kent Klpfer again
N
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w
was the top point getter, wracking S e t
: up two firsts and two seconds.
He took M s ^ c i a l t y , the pole
a
r
k
' vault, with a lO-foot six-inch ef- M
• l o r L He also won thelOO-yard
dash in 11 seconds flat, in addi
tion to seconds ln the broadjump
' and as a member of the 880-yard
relay team.
Other first place wlnnersfrom
• the ranks of the Northville thlnclads were Ron Jones in tile mile
run in 5:04 and Roger JOlne in
The sky's the limit as far as
Northville's llnksters are con
cerned.
They almost reached that Mgh
in smashing the Northville team
score of 156 with a solid 154
total against UM verslty of Detroit
Ugh A p r i l 28.
And Coach A l Jones' golfers
needed the low score to top a
good U of D team, wMch polled
SPORTS C A L E N D A R
a 164 team score. That's good
golfing in any prep circles.
Baseball
Low man on the totem pole
was Northville's Jim BertoM,
Today-Brighton-A
who once again beat U s touted
Monday-Clarenceville-A
teammate, J i m St. Germain. T U s
J V Baseball
time Bertoni didn't need anyplayToday-Walled L a k e - H
off. He fired a 35 to top St. Ger
Monday-ClarencevIlle-H
main's 37.
A l l the local golfers g a r k l e d
Wednesday-South L y o u - A
in the team effort, however, as
Track
Ted Bunker and Bob Regenhardt
oatiiraay-Oxford i n v i U t i o n both posted 41's.
al-A
With a 167-195 victory over
T u e s d a y - C l a r e n c e v i l l e and
West B l o o m f i e l d - H Redford Union Friday, Northville
pushed its season record to 6-2.
Tennis
St. Germain continued to shoot
Today-Clafkston-H
in the 30's as he led the field
IVlonday-Clarencevllle-H
with a 37. Just behind U m came
Bertoni with a 41, Rick Talbot
Golf
with a 42 and Bunker with a 47.
Today-Mil Sird-A
NorthviUe upended Southfield,
Tomorrow-Brighton-A
163-179, Monday on the MeadowMonday-Brtghton-H
brook links for its seventh season
Wednesday-Oak P a t k - R
win.
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Northville Womens League
80.0 S2.0
Hayes Sand&Grav.
• B e l Nor Drive Inn
79.0 53.0
Ramsey's B a r
77.0 55.0
C. R. Elys „'
76.5 55.5
Oakland A ^ h a l t
73.0 59.0
Blooms Ins.
69.0 65.0
W. McBrldeBldrs.
62.0 70.0
Myers StandardOil
59.5 72.5
Del's Shoes
59.0 73.0
Grantland Refrlg.
56.0 76.0
Northville Lanes
51.0 81.0
Cal'sGulf
50.0 82.0
200 Games: L . Jones 234, W.
Schwab 232, L . Paddock 213, F .
Bushey 210.
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Thursday Nite Owls
John Mach Ford
88.5 51.5
Thomsons & G
88.0 52.0
Olson Heating
81.0 59.0
Lov-Lee Salon
73.5 66.5
Spike's Shell Ser.
70.5 69.5
Northville Lanes
66.5 73.5
The H l - L o ' s
66.0 74.0
L i l a ' s Flowers
56.5 83.5
Perfection Cleaner
56.5 83.5
Thomson Trucking
53.0 87.0
Team HI single & U series:
Spike's Shell 872-2411
Ind. HI series; M . SchneU 581.
Ind. Hi Single, M . Coxlord256.
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WITH A GIFT FROM
son's bases loaded single pro
vided the spark.
C o n t i n u e
No less instrumental in the N e t t e r s
win was Right Fielder Chuck
Boerger.
He banged out three U t s in
W i n n i n g
W a y s
three trips to the plate to score
three times and to drive in two
By winning twice the NorthviUe each match.
more. That's Ms finest game
Jim Long wMpped Ron Ranger,
netmen held on to a shareof first
thus far, although since he broke
place in the Wayne-OakUnd Con 6-0, 6-3; Larry TMbos took iden
into the lineup, none of Ms ef
ference and set the stage for a tical 6-1 sets from Chris Musforts have been lackluster.
showdown today at the Cass Ben aus, and Bob Langtry had a Uttle
As Kucher put it, " i t looked
more difficulty In digioslBg of
ton courts.
like a runaway in the top half
The Mustangs will take on B i U Husted, 6-1, 9-7.
of the first when Mllford came
Doubles still looms large as
Clarkston in a return match. By
up with four runs. But the boys
Mght's end, they hope to avenge a problem as Northville dropped
•eally showed me something,"
both matches.
an earUer 3-2 loss.
he added.
The duo of Jim HiU-Ron McAdding importance to the match
Northville got two back in its
Is the fact that NorthviUe is tied CoUum was upended, 6-2, 4-6,
haUofthe first.
wlUl Clarkston at 4-1 for the loop 6-1, wUle the team of Randy
Boerger led off with the first
lead. The winner will have to Burnett-Steve Quay succumbed,
of U s Mts. Then Catcher Doug
battle Bloomfleld HlUs, also 4-1, 6-2, 10-8, In the final contest.
Swiss reached first on an er
lor the crown.
Milford was no match for
r o r . F i r s t Baseman Jerry ImsIt was easy pickings for Coach NorthviUe Monday as the local
land singled to score Boerger,
Dick Norton's prepsters In their netters breezed to a 5-0 victory.
before he and Swiss executed a
two previous matches.
Playing in the number one sin
double steal to account for an
First tofeelNorthville'sprow- gles g)ot. Long dumped Mike Caother run.
ess was Holly' last Thursday oa well, 5-3, 6-3; Parent beat Butch
Then NorthviUe exploded for
the home courts. The score was Morose, 6-0, 6-3, and TUbos
six runs in the second. Dave
blanked Joe Schullheis in love
3-2.
Boerger, Chuck's jmiior bro
As in the past, NorthviUe was sets.
ther whoplayssecondbase, walk
Norton, wUle moving U s stal
strong in the singles, sweeping
ed. Center Fielder Bob BeUer
warts around to give them ex
bunted safe to first base and
perience, came up with two dou
both runners moved along on Novi
Stops
bles wins.
the bad throw.
Randy CaUgulrl - B i U Hart
Chuck Boerger singled to
came up with a 6-2, 1-6, 7-5, N o v i
N i n e
center to knock In two runs. Colts,
10-3
win over Bob Sanders-Dave Pow
Swiss and Imslaad walked to
Novi, in its first year of ninUi ers, and Burnett-Quay polished
load the sacks, setting the stage
W i n ,
19-1
grade baseball, sports an un off Jim Demko and J i m HeaUey,
for Jameson.
6-1,
6-0.
The
Novl
Wildcat
nine was too
He rifled a single into center blemished record.
In an extra match, Northville much for Nankin MUls as Den
Novl's
latest
victim
wasNorthto score two markers, and when
Jim Hill almost matched TUbos' nis Primeau pitched U s way to
the ball eluded the center fielder, viUe junior varsity by a 10-3
feat of beating Schultheis, 6-I a one-Ut victory last week.
Jameson came all the way around count In a loosely played game
6-1.
Novi battered ffankln with a
to score behind Imsland. T U s Monday. Its record now stands
14-Ut attack wUch produced a
at
6-0.
gave NorthviUe an 8-5 lead.
19-1 score.
E r r o r s plagued Northville as
NorthviUe added three insur
H o n o r s
Primeau baffled the Vikings
they made 10 mlscues. In the pro A c a c i a
ance runs in the sixth to sew It
a l l the way. An error robbedUm
cess, they dropped routine popupups.
K r a u s e ,
R a n s o m of a perfect game.
Pitcher Steve Evans got credit
Besides pitching flawlessly,
NorthvUle banged out six U t s .
Acacia Mutual Life Insurance
for the win. U s fourth against
It was a different story for the company Is honoring two of Us Primeau led the WUdcats wIUi
two losses. After a shaky start,
Colts Friday when they came area representatives for their four U t s .
he settled down to Umit Mllford
from behind to beat Clarence- outstanding performances.
to five U t s In the last six innvlUe, 11-7.
Invited to attend the com
Ings.
Northville traUed 6-1 at the pany's "leader conference" i n
The gpark that ignited North
end of two Innings, due to shaky Colorado Springs i s Lawrence
ville's basebaU surge was
pitching. But then the J V ' s set Ransom, C L U , agency salesman
walloping, 14-1 win April 27
tled down to permit only one run for the Northville area, and Scott
against visiting West Bloomthe rest of the way.
Krause, manager of the Detroit
field.
Big poke of the game was Bob and MlcUgan branch. Krause
In that one, the Mustangsbroke
Hubbert's home run. Scott Bergo Uves at 47325 Dunsany in North
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loose for 14 Mts.ChuckBoerger,
pounded out three Uts, a triple viUe.
Bob Tuck, JamesonandBobBartand two doubles, and Ted Budek
Ransom has quaUfled for the
ski aU had two U t s apiece.
also slammed three U t s .
honor award in seven of U s 10
West Bloomfleld was handcuff
"The boys really hustled," years with Acacia.
ed by the fire-balling right arm
said Coach Dino Soussanis. They
Krause was honored for U s
of starter Imsland, who gave up
stole a total of eight bases. outstanding acMevement i n i m
only one U t In a four Inning
Jim Peterson got credltforthe proving the standing of the Mich
stint. He struck out six and
win.
igan branch
walked five.
Sophomore MU:e Grant fiUshed
up, blanking the Lakers wUle
striking out two and walking only
one.
In a prolonged, free scoring
affair. Walled Lake was edged
by Northville, 12-10, AprU 28.
F i r s t Inning gplurges became
habit with Northville in Its
1-6 conquest of visiting Holly
Friday.
The Mustangs countered four
times in the opening frame, and
traded runs the rest of the way
to wrap up their fourth straight
win.
AU but one Mustang garnered
Ut In a nine Ut onslaught
Chuck Boerger lashed out two
U t s and brother Dave spanked
one single, but drove In four
runs.
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Saturday morning scouts of
troop 755 left the Presbyterian
church by bUse and went to Ken
sington Park. They traveled by
way of Taft road. Old Grand Riv
er, and Milford road to the park.
BUI Andrews, Bob Armstrong,
Jim Armstrong, K i m Berry,
Mark Buonlconto, Ed Cheesman,
Leo Cherne, C. Cook, Rick Endress. A r t Endress, Ken Enn, Jim
Frogner, Mark Gazlay, Ed Ham
mond, Alan J a s l o w , P U l Kennedy,
B i U KeUy, Scott Lenheiser, 1)11lard Meadows, Ralph Luckett,
Jeff Mahoney, Rick Moore, C.
Olevnik, George Spannos, Bob
Stoddard, John Stopper, Mark
TeUam, BilUe Thomas, Andy
Walter were accompaMed by
leaders: BlUie Thomas, Fran
Gazlay, J e r r y Stopper and J i m
Tellam.
During the overUght campout
they worked on advancements,
had lUtlatlon of new members
and met scouts of troop 731 from
the Methodist Church wUch was
camping on the other side of the
Huron River.
Dads who helped cook, repair
bU:es and aid the group back by
the same route on Sunday in a
heavy rain were: Boyd A r m
strong, Dick Endress, J i m Frog
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orchards at 11:00. A luncheon will urday May 8 at the parsonage.
Holy Cross Episcopal Misiaon Kerrie Haley brought treats. row,
Webelo. (Den 7) Ronnie
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The Bishops committee of Holy Mrs. Colton is leading the troop Hartwig, Bobcat. (Den 9) Joiin
Don't forjet the anIiual .\ovi Rosewood Restaurant on West regarding activities of this group Cross church met last Sunday at
during the absence of Mrs. Miller Henson - Bobcat; Alien Coffey School Fair this wee!< on Friday Grand River.
call Mary MacDermaid, presi the home of William Ruland. The who Is home recuperating from a silver arrow under wolf; Donald
A p r i l 7. Among the many at
27 HOLES
In the afternoon at 1:30 the dent.
annual united thank offering of major operation.
Waldemayer - wolf, gold, silver
tractions diIrIn;; the day are the group will visit Paragaon Steel
Workers conference was held the women of the church was
NEW CLUB HOUSE
arrows (Den lO) Elwood Coburn,
gift shop, caady shop, puppet and at 2:30 Perkins Engine Co. at the parsonagr on Tuesday, offered at the May 2 Sunday
Liquor-Beer-Wine-Sandwichi
wolf, gold arrow; David Jaclcson
Novi Cub Scout News
sliow, fun house etc, also games on Wixom road. From 3:30 to 4:00 May 4. PlaIis were made for morning service.
Grand River at Bcclt R o a d - N
The Den Mothers met at the Ro - wolf, gold arrow.
and refreshments. From 5:30 to p.m. they will tour Novi then ga Vacation Bible School in June
MIDGE C O V A , Owner-Prc
The E.C.W. monthly meeting bert WIlkins home Monday even
7:30 p.m. a spaghetti dinner m i l ther at the home of M r s . F l o r and Rev. Hubert .Kahrl of the
was held May 4 at 8 p.m. at the ing May 3 to plan the monthly
be served ulth choice of meatless ence Harris for cocktails from Rural Bible Mission will be in
H o n o r i n g
O'Harra home. Among items un program.
or with meat dinners. Come to 4;
.m. to 6:00 p.m.
charge, also plans were made der discussion was the re-sched
The third Den Mothers train
the fair and have fun.
r
At 6:00 p.m. a potluck smor for Fathers Day in June when uling of the rummage sale the ing session will be held at the
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Mrs. George Lien entertained gasbord will lie served at the Novi fathers will assume all teach women of the church wish to
C o n f i r m a n t s
South Lyon Presbyterian church
the Meadontrook Country club Community hall. The Novi or ing positions in the Sunday school sponsor.
Wednesday, May 5 from 12 to 2
The 20 members of the con
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ladles at bridge this weelt on ganizations taking part are Novi for the day, also ph-ms were
Choir practice as usual at p.m.
firmation class of the F i r s t
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Tuesday. There were 12 ladies Methodist and Novi Baptist made for Youth Sunday when the
the Cookson home at 7:00 p.m.
Cubmasters and committee Methodist church will be piests
present at the Lien home on churches, Novi lOOF and Re- young people will take a turn at
AUTO FIRE PLATE GLASS
Thursday evening.
men and other interested fathers of the commission on member
Twelve Mile road.
bekahs. Blue Star Mothers, Farm running the Sunday school.
The few ECW women who have held their 3rd training session ship and evangelism and the com
M r . and .Mrs. Russell Button Bureau, Board of Commerce,
A l l ladies are reminded of the been providing for and sponsor Wednesday at 8 p.m. InNovi Ele
R I C H A R D F. L Y O N , M A N A G E R
mission on education at a picnic
and Rose and Russell J r . attend Novi Planning Board, Board of change in the meeting time for
ing the Sunday coffee hour would mentary school. The monthly Thursday, May 13, from 6:30FI-9-1252
ed the Dewey Gardner music re Education, Township board, Novi the Vera Vaug?BI circle. It will be
appreciate assistance from other committeemen meeting was held 8:15 p.m. at the Willows in Cass
cital, the first of three Spring Boy and G i r l Scouts, Police de next Tuesday 'night at the home members of the ECW in helping to
Tuesday, May 4 following the Benton Parlc.
Nortliville
recitals at the FirstBaptist chur partment andfire department etc. of M r s . Les Flshback and in ad furnish coffee and cookies and a
108 W. Main
Den Mothers meeting to finish
A committee composed of M r s .
ch in Northville Sunday after There will also be a Friends ta dition to the regular meeting, the helping hand at clean uptime.
coordinating activities and plan Essie Nirider, M r s . S. D. Kinde
noon. Novi girls taking part in the ble for citizens attending who ladies will sew on cancer pads.
Novi Junior High News
a hike and cookout for all Cubs and M r s . Lester PhilUps wiU
recital were Julia Dingman who are not a member of any par White material Is still needed and
The ninth graders had a suc May 15 to be held at the Island
plan the menu for the supper.
played the piano andDenise Ward ticular group or are visitors.
may tie dropped off at the church. cessful car wash at Novi school Lake Recreation area.
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Members of the class are ask
who played the organ. Mrs. Doyce
NOVI REBEKAHS
There will be a retreat for the on Saturday. Funds they receiv
A l l area scouts will be selling ed to bring their own table ser
Ward and daughters and M r . and
Degree team practice (tonight) men of the church on May 28-29 ed helped to finance their trip to tickets for the annual Scoutorama
vice. Cars will leave the church
Mrs. George Dingman were also May 6 at 8:00. The degree team at Camp Cobeac and registra Lansing on Wednesday of this
June 5 and 6 at the John Ivory at 6:15 p.m.
present at the recital.
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will Initiate candidates at the tion may be made with Pastor v.'eek.
Farms. Purchase of the 50? tick
Rev. and M r s . Paul Barnes Halem Rebekah Lodge in B e r k Barnes and additional informa
Friday evening was the date ets helps to support the local cub
and son, Steven were the Sun ley, Monday May 10. Regular tion obtained from him.
for the Spring daIIce at Novi Jun scout program. Prizes will
day dinner guests of M r . and lodge meeting Thursday, May 13
Several church families at ior High.
awarded the cubs selling the most
M r s . Larry Smith.
at the hall. Rummage and bake tended the Missionary Interne
i i s i i i e i i s
Sports news as follows: Base tickets.
Saturday visitors at the home sale May 13 at the hall. Bring in Farewell program held at the
ball with Northville Mondaynight
At the monthly cub scout pack
of the Clarence Smiths were M r . rummage May 12.
Inter City Baptist church in A l and baseball with Mllford Thurs meeting a parade of cubs showed
R c p / o c c Old Warn Out Furnaces
and M r s . Stan Barker and their
and Bailors NOW!
Monday May 17 Mayor E x len Park on Friday evening. Sev day night. Both games at Novi. off a variety of fruit and vegeta!C.R. E l Y
three daughters from Greenville, change day Novi Rebekahsare i n eral of the Interns were dressed
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Track meet at Northville Tues ble masks they had made daring
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vited for potluck dinner in the in native costumes, special music day night. J r . High students will their April theme of the Green
Hot ..Ur-IIot iiatcr-Alr Conditioning
M r . and M r s . Donald Tuck evening.
was brought by a choral group ^be receiving their report cards Thumb. A clever skit was preNo .Money Down
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and family spent last weekend
•Anyone in Walled Lake who and the speaker was Rev. Fred this week.
sented by Den 5 under the direc
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Mrs. George Mairs has been
Classes are being taken at
The lOOF and Rebekahs wlU
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on the sick list for several days. sponsor a roast beef dinner at the Detroit Bible college throughout Thursday for New York city.
c e n t e r '
Among the places they visited vancement in ralik were made:
M r . and M r s . Ollie Tucker of hall, June 6.
the month of May by several were radio music hall, Empire Awards: (Den 1) Lynn Dietrich
Hazel Park spent Sunday with
teachers in Sunday school. Cour State building at night, a boat bear, gold, silver arrows; Lion,
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The annual Mother and Daugh ses being taken are: "Bringing ride around Manhattan Island, gold, silver arrows, Roger PelPROMPT AND EXPERT
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Saturday evening M r . and Mrs. ter tea will be held on Friday Children to Christ," "Ten Steps
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William Fox attended the 25th May 21 at 7:15 p.m. at Novi to Successful Leadership" and
who made the trip by train were ery Pelchat - Bobcat - (Den 2)
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wedding anniversary of their junior high school. Plans arebe- 'Orga.iizIng Smaller Church
Donna Tymensky, Nancy Cook, Cliff Schulot - Bobcat; Dlcron
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daughter, A p r i l ' s father-in-law ing made for special flower gar Programs."
Janis Paquette and Kay Gillett. Tafralian - webelos; (Den 4)
and mother-in-law, M r . and M r s . den setting and a Fashion Show
They were accompanied by their Ken Cookson - Lion, gold, silver
Northville Electric Shop
John Pastor at Allen Park.
with clothes from Rebecca Salon
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M r . and M r s . James Wilenlus from Farmington and Northville.
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A mother and daughter party they came home again on Mon silver arrow under wolf, goli^
and family spent Sunday with the The speaker will be D r . Ruth was held Wednesday evening for day.
silver arrows.
l i t t e r ' s parents, M r . and M r s . Stroeschein, M.D. and music will the mothers and daughters in the
Brownie Troop 351 i s still
(Den 5. Thomas B e l l - silver
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Rex LaPlante at Caro.
be presented by the MelodieTrio community. They had a prograai
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The Novi Democratic Club met and others. For reservations call and refreshments. The affair wais
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Service by...JlM LEE
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May 16 will be Baby Dedica
A membership class will- be
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Primary church i s available various ways.
(Color)
Spraying Fence Rows
Sltarz underwent major surgery during the church hour for young
mm's
A curriculum meeting for the
there.
Field Spraying
sters from grades one through first quarter will be held at
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M r . and M r s . Stanley Orzech- midweek service Rev. and M r s .
Everyone in the Methodist
owsld and sons M r . and Mrs. Wil David Chamber will speak and churches are advised to read the
liam Miller and M r . and M r s . present slides on their work whole book of Ephesians this
CANVAS-ALUMINUM
Harold Miller spent this past with Berachah House, formerly month.
COMPLETE
FIBERGLASS
weekend at the Miller farm near known as Desert Jewels Home
On the prayer calendar please
L
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Rose City.
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which is one of the home mis include in your prayers at home
CALL COLLECT
l l
Mr. and M r s . Roy Schram re sions the church supports.
T H E A T R E
and In foreign lands. At home,
P
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m
Spofting Goods FOR FREE ESTIMATES
A N D
turned Sunday evening from a
The calling program Is con Kansas, Horton Murray Church,
weekend at their cottage near tinuing into the third week on Foreign, India Lucknow, Com
TREE SERVICE
PLYMOUTH,
MICH.
Cadillac.
m UNT &
Amm
Monday night. The Senior B . Y . mission on Christian Literature.
Willis Miller has returned to met at the parsonage on Sunday
624 Soulii Main
Ann Afbof
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College students will answer
his place of employment at Ford at 5:30 to participate and the questions on college activities
The
Home
of
Single
Features
Motor company in Dearborn after college and business age group etc. on Sunday morning in the
MONUMENTS
to perpetuate cherished memriei
several weeks of convalescence met at the church at 5:45. Young Sunday school classes.
from a major operation.
Standing
Always In Loving Tribute
people in the college and busi
The Wesley Choir helped to
Mrs. Glen Salow Sr. and her ness age group within the com
O n e W e e k — W e d . thru Tues. — M a y 5 fhru 11
entertain the mothers and daugh
Choose here a beautiful family memoriol
sister, M r s . Orville Fletcher munity are encouraged to attend
ters Wednesday evening by their
in ageless gronifc or morble
entertained approximately 50 the Bible study meeting on Sat
J
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singing.
relatives and friends at the Sa
Allen Monument Works
low ifome on Sunday to celebrate
NURSERY
the 9lst birthday of their mother
M r s . Deby Lamerson. The oc
casion was also a five genera
tion celebration as follows: great
great grandmother, M r s . Debj;
Lamerson; great grandmother,Mrs. Glen Salow Sr., grandmo
ther, M r s . Esther Voskuhl of
Walled Lake; mother, M r s . Gary
Skillin and son Bobby of Detroit.
M r . and M r s . John Tymensky
and M r . and M r s . Anthony Skeltis and their families spent the
past weekend camping at Crestview.
Mrs. Gertie Lee, Mrs. Russell
Race and M r s . Harold Henderson
of Novi and Miss Helen Watkins
and M r s . Ruth Starkweather of
Northville had dessert luncheon
and an afternoon of cards at the
home of M r s . Marie Nutter in
Northville last Thursday.
Weekend guests at the home of
M r . and M r s . Clyde Wyatt were
M r . and M r s . Gar Peterson and
daughter, Marilyn, from Marian,
Indiana. Although their home was
undamaged by the recent tornado
there was much damage in nearby
areas in Marian.
Mrs. Leitha Collins of Union
Lake visited her brother and
sister-in-law, M r . and Mrs. Hadley Bachert on Fonda street this
past SuIiday.
MAYOR EXCHANGE DAY
Mayor Exchange day Is sched
uled for Monday, May 17. The
day will begin at 9:00 o'ciock with
a m.eetlng at the village hali. At
this time the Methodist ladies
will serve coffee and do-nuts.
They will visit the new junior high
s c h o l at 10:00 a.m. and Bashlan
Poge Nine
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FRANK AUSTIN
a
r
HAMILTON
home f o r John Lochart Hayes J r .
M e m o r i a l s e r v i c e s w i l l tie held
with Father A l e x a n d e r K b b a s h o r
Main
terline
Thursday
home,
at 8 p . m .
the
Reverend
with
in Grand Lawn cemetery, Detroit
Mr.
tjj-terlan
church
ofllcIatiag. M r .
was
troit, October
i l l f o r the past y e a r . M r .
came
pany
retired
almost
28 years.
December
He
of
Home
L.
.ARSO.MST HITS-.-\n unoccupied farm house at T e n Miie road arid
croJSSIne went up in .smoite Saturday night. .Novi firemen were
Northville department. T h e fire was brought under control after
believe it was started by an arsonist," said Novi F i r e C h i e f F r e d
H
i
t
G
r
tiie C & O railroad
assisted by the
four hours. "We
Loynes.
a s s
Continued
F
i
r
in
Jr.
o f 359 South
of Detroit
Q u i z
11:33 p . m . Saturday, a n d like the
N o r t h v i l l e beat G a r d e n C i t y i n
a
local
team
rampant
to F i r e Chief B u d H a r t n e r .
the
show,
seen
newspaper
week.
assistance
o n channel 4,
consisted of questions
articles
pieces
based on
I n the
In addition,
the
past
Representing
were
Karen
and
Elliott.
Mrs.
Jean
school
In
Hurlbert
Richard. Parernal
doused
seniors.
ship
department
ap
trash
when
fields
H o n o r e d
o f the Staman
telephone
Chief
make
Tuesday
lent"
presented
of
an "excel
Further,
of th? varsity
Margaret
Hembrey,
Becker,
were
of
Charles
seared.
said four
Injured.
He
fire
tunate
toinette A l e x a n d e r .
Miss
Flor
traffic
M r s . Staman.
Sepich
Detroit,
Paul
Monday
theCasterlinefuneral
e
d
i
n
g
s
Mrs.
of
Two youths
15087
10 days
They
den
Alfred
last
Yerkes,
Garden
City and Clifford C o x of
Inkster.
attended
schools
and
the
was a
o f the U n i v e r s i t y
Northville
high
school
i n the
1S20S.
a
former
Northville
they remained i n Northville until
they m o v e d to F e r n -
a
resident,
she was a
member
o f the N o r t h v i l l e P r e s
byterian
church and a number of
civic
She
groups.
is
survived
by her
hus
B e r g l e , of 475 W . M a p l e -
Paul's
fined
Jaycees will hold a family chlci>
hurst, Ferndale; a daughter, M r s .
sas and three grandchildren.
They
Three
Five
road, G a r
guilty to dis
charges
57845
East T e n
was arraigned
innocent
April
on M o n
^
—
a
bond.
or
3ne day i n j a i l .
were
April
26.
James
sen
At
damage
County
Circuit
Thursday
MUler
cost
H e p a i d the
41751A s p e n d r i v e
when he w a s found
session
case
P l g g l n s w i l l b e the f e a
speaker
A
d l e s ' N i g h t banquet o f the P r e s
byterian
guilty
Men's
club
I n d i a n
Thursday
Walled
apopularafter-
Lake,
70ina
zone i n the c i t y . H e w a s
found guilty and fined $ 3 5 .
and has been
o n the
Z
Wayne county c i r c u i t bench since
FABRIC
1950.
hall
a t the c h u r c h
fellowship
SHOP
m a y be m a d e b y c a l l i n g the
F I 9-09ll or Phil Nau-
o
man, F I 9-3509 b y M o n d a y .
n o
N e w
C r e d i t
P l a n
a
O f f e r e d
of M i c h i g a n
I
industry f o r twenty
<
y e a r s , h a s announced the f o r m a
tion
of
Retailers
Acceptance
affiliate
tance
Credit
C o . as
a
Fort
Accep
A t
—
said h i s company,
quartered
to
M
In
Carnes,
39
Woodland
Careless
Copenhaven
a c a r for a period
on High
street
over
46
M a r c h 19.
at
A t h i s t r i a l the f i n e w a s s u s p e n d
ed.
business
I'd m a k e
"hit"
ties
tlie
credit
opportunity
market
approximately
offers
w h o f a i l e d to
the right of w a y to a n o t h e r
causing an accident
lion
to
represented
outstanding
Card
credit
by
P H O N E
mil
349-9871
cards.
of
Acceptance
ON
tap the
135 E . Cady
Corp.,
Northville
are
HAIR STYLISTS
guaranteed payment for transac
tions
made
via
approximately
one-hundred
different
credit
on the confidential
cards
types
O P E N :
pany.
Ward
is a
resident
of
Ply
M o n d a y thro
Thusday
T
T
E
mouth.
S
M
I
T
H
S
S
P
O
R
T
e.
MAItl S T .
C e f e b r o f i n g
\ t $
road.
lic
April
t
u
r
d
a
8
t
h
d r i v i n g cost a Union
Novi
was ticketed A p r i l
a
y
7
t
h
&
road and Grand River.
McGrath,
20566 L e n -
nane, Detroit, w a s found guilty of
not
having a driver's
registra
ed A p r i l 15. H e paid a fine of $10.
w a s fined $15
M
4
and Dunlap streets A p r i l
G
I
F
T
S
A steep fine o f $65 w a s p a l d b y
F r e d S c h e n i m a n , 26029 W h i p p l e ,
N o v i , f o r d r i v i n g under the i n f l u
Pruett,
441
Butler
w a s charged with being a
l
a
18. A t h i s
tion on h i s p e r s o n . H ewas ticket
street,
S
ence
of alcohol
at
East
Grand
s f u s f
River and Hazeltlne March 20.
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l
l
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l
l
l
l
l
l
l
C o m e
O u r
in
a n d
R e g i s t r a t i o n
l
G r a n d
P r i z e !
S
B A L L - B A N D
G
R
A
N
D
P
W i n c h e s t e r
I
L
L
O
U
G
H
B
R
I
Z
E
H
O
E
T o n
Farmington
P L Y M O U T H
S h o p p e
S
DOWNTOWN
322 S, M A I N
2 2
Y
B o n
S
GL-3-3373
S
N O R T H V I L L E
W h e n y o u c a r e e n o u g h to s e n d the very b e s t
W
Saturday
and Friday Evenings by Appointment
C A Y - T I M E
E
t/l
GR-4-9M6
list approved b ythe F l o r i d a c o m
f o r
By
o
23344 Farmington Rd. . . . Formliiffton
of
"Michigan's Most Exciting Gift Shop"
R
o
a n d
Credit
he w a s
at
l
tn
men In
one hundred
S i g n
E
,
w e s t e r n Wayne and Oal^land coun
a
motorist a fine of $10. S a m
Thomas
woman driver
or one day i n jail.
M
a
a n y w h e r e l
In Judge E m e r y J a c q u e s court,
22, pleaded guilty. M a b l e Shaffer,
M
-
head
Plymouth,
indepefident
e
Lauderdale,
Florida.
Ward
L o o k
licensed
of Credit Card
Corp.,
J u s t
Card
was ticketed A p r i l
Mile,
Security Charge
FARMINGTON
Road and Grand
C E N T E R
River
474-0420
z
U
t r i a l he w a s fined $ 3 0 .
ing
l
o
Fi-9-1910
C a r d
U v e n t u r e , 63 W e s t J o s
Lake
l
N . Center
Northville
excessive noise at N o v i road a n d
Twelve
O
and
R e s e r v a t i o n s f o r the 6:30 p . m .
dinner
ephine, E c o r s e , was charged w i t h
P l a c e , w a scharged with abandon
street,
c
o
i sa former com
and
driving with an expired
<
selection of patterns.
25 at W e s t a n d N o r t h a v e n r o a d s
Fred
was ticketed for speeding,
Willard
o
CQ
P r i n t s
of p o l i c e f o r the c i t y
Detroit
a
a
O F
Make your own summer curtains from our wide
Judge Plgglns,
dlimer speaker,
H e a d
159 P e n h l l l ,
ense. H e w a s fined $10.
W i l l i a m Marshall, 335 Linden,
U
NEW S E L E C T I O N
at h i s t r i a l tlie
Carroll,
/
•
at the annual L a
was dismissed. The charge
Kenneth
<u
c
O
•-
of a weapon. Because o f
lack of evidence
for
Lake
B a s k e t
A R R I V E D
9412 M o r t e n -
i n p o s s e s s i o n o f a l c o h o l on South
415
A
u
JUST
Judge
Ebellng,
accident
was made at Napier
Linden
H E R WITH
K n i t t i n g
hazard.
his trial
Michael
R o g e r s street Sunday.
S
o r
view, T a y l o r Township, was t r i e d
$ 5 0 fine w a s p a i d b y D e n n i s
motorist
^
H e r e
made
and caution, f a i l u r e t o repoi-t
in court Monday of being a minor
yield
^ i ^ * . '
Anderson
their
event.
t h e f i e l d a s w e l l a s h o m e d e - '.•
—
N O TG I F T
f o r v i o l a t i o n o f o r d i n a n c e 5, p o s
w a s fined $15, $5 court
Brandenburg,
@
-
28268 E d w a r d avenue, was c h a r g
19,
a n d posted
he
A
of the
call for service
Sunday,
found g u i l t y a n d fined $ 6 0 .
hours
at
plans
school
Ballln-
diamond. Dave
chairman
h
P i g g i n s
against a M a d i s o n Heights motor
ist
being a traffic
Dennis
said
at the high
t
had been
ed with d r i v i n g without due c a r e
conduct.
Lane,
are serving
guilty of driving without due care
40-mile
Is
He
0
and C o x $20
tences In the Oakland county j a i l .
days In jail.
Ford
34503
Rodgrlguez
property
Novi,
ger
3
each.
restaurant
fine.
e ^ ^ ^
from
the N o r t h v i l l e
n
p e r s o n s at the W a l l e d L a k e c a s i
sentence
T h e court found h i m guilty a n d
I
on
S p e a k
Wayne
R o b e r t L . D a v i s of W i c h i t a , K a n
Both were charged A p r i l 24 b y
M i l e road, South L y o n , was found
A
barbecue
she
c o m m u n i t y a n d taught h i s t o r y at
band,
T h e y w e r e H e n r y R o d g r l g u e z of
Plymouth, and John
$100 personal
r
Robert
room
no. In addition. Judge
City, pleaded
orderly
i n Judge
court
three,
en
baseball
the s a m e afternoon,
until
o
Donald R . W a r d , a n executive
graduate
While
Thursday.
lic
S c h i l i n s k I of 42266
Baggott,
i n jail
Anderson's
streetfor
falls
Member-affiliates
w e r e s e n t e n c e d to
would
e
n o w the M e t h o d i s t
Larson
married
* **
d
Novi police with being disorderly
of
road,
He
e
e
Mon
w a s ticketed
o f $25 o r five
pleaded
i
held
the parade
S e w i n g
T o
parsonage.
1942 w h e n
11.
n
street,
dale.
2 5 , cost the participants a
fine
obtain b u r n i n g p e r m i t s at
i
lap
guilty a n d fined $50.
in
and caution on G r a c e Street A p r i l
n
were
a
with h e r f a m i l y to N o r t h v i l l e ,
ed
South R o g e r s street. H e wasfound
municipal court
rear
April
by Nov! police.
u
G . and
for many years livingat 139Dun
violations by
McDonald
r u c k u s i n the p a r k i n g lot i n
the
sus
the v i l l a g e hall a n d w e r e ticketed
e n c e PanattonI i s the coach.
HAYES, J R .
r
WHY
church,
1895, a n dshortly thereafter m o v
m i n o r i n p o s s e s s i o n of a l c o h o l on
c a n serve h i s jail
A
resldentsweren'tasforas
c
on the weekend.
W . Shoe-
Hanson
of Will
Simmons
was con
motorist
victed
Mile
didn't
o
days in jail.
cut h i s l e g w h i l e D e n n i s
Other
Karen
r
on both charges, f i n e d $35 a n d two
too.
L a r r y T h l b o s andA n
P
At h i s trial he w a s found guilty
the
tained burns on thea r m s . Hanson
crew
Detroit
Judge
a w a r d to the N H S t e a m f o r a n d B i l l S k e l t i s s i n g e d t h e i r h a i r ,
Members
t
ense h a d been revoked, too.
garage and
pole were
Michigan Ireland and Robert
winning a majority o fi t s debates.
are
afire.
Loynes
v l l l e high school have made their fighters
University
r
A p r i l 2 1 , at S o u t h M a i n
the wind
open
The
u
d r i v i n g the w r o n g w a y on a one
back
point.
Services
fire
way street. Sepich's d r i v e r s
up a n d a spark set nearby
a
o
Parkslde,
commis
came
daughter
cemetery.
She w a s the U g h s c h o o l l i b r a r
Lawrence
M r s . Staman was legally burn
some
LOCHART
day.
sioner.
The varsity debaters atNorth-
JOHN
morning at
Northville
supervisor and currently Is
ing
Funeral Home and burial
was at Rural Hill
The
atCas-
teacher, B e r g l e E . Larson, a n d
of land
D e b a t e r s
terUne
Northville
the
ruined.
an Oakland county r o a d
grandparents, M r . and
On
noon
announced
ceremonies
J u d g e
a short Illness. S e r
vices were held Saturday
1919
the
away
ville P u b U c L i b r a r y . In 1925she
Staman Is a former Nov! town
c o a c h e d the w i n n i n g t e a m .
to
passed
of M i c h i g a n . She r e t u r n e d to tills
but it w a s put out
according
of a p i o n e e r f a m i l y o f
community,
i a n a n d l a t e r w o r k e d at the N o r t h
owned b y F r a z e r S t a m a n o f 26850
D u g a n o f the h i g h
S r . of South L y o n and
re
A
Saturday,
W i x o m road were
grand
M r . and M r s . William
M r s . R o yK e h r of N o v i .
report.
C
another fire
parents,
tanker
which was purchased
finally
park
quickly,
including
gallon capacity
her
Besides
Is survived b y a bro
Infant
said
a
day.
of
member
w a s b o r n at P o n t i a c A u g u s t 2 1 ,
metary.
P
to h o l d i n g the p a r a d e a n d
a
25
the
It
cemetery
missioner
troit, after
was
at 6:55 p . m . S u n d a y i n C a s s
Benton
along two
proximately three acres
Margaret
English
3,000
for
Y e r k e s Larson, 69, a
Georgia
maternal
in Northville, according
April
T h e department responded to a
b l a z e at 3:33 a . m . Sunday.
and Karen a r e juniors and L a r
ry and Barbara
called
and sent
Firemen
Becker,
Hembrey, L a r r y
Barbara
It
cently.
Northville high
Margaret
was
of equipment,
truck
the students
gave opinions on editorials.
school
see
fire
Northville
tor for being newsy.
The
sky. " W e could
as
taby
died
Penn
l
b e g i n a t 1:30 p . m .
o n Sunday,
consideration
given
LARSON
B u r i a l was In Roseland P a r k C e -
ther.
iseen
up
Loynes said.
won a movie projec
haven't
Whipple estate a week e a r l i e r , l i t
b u r n i n g f r o m 10 M i l e a n d T a f t , "
T V quiz show Sunday a n d the
fires
grandson.
in New Grace Hospital in Detroit.
parents,
Grass
andJacque-
and a
A p r i l 29 a t H a r p e r H o s p i t a l , D e
Patterson
The
23,
Because
f o r m e r resident o fN o r t h v i l l e a n d
this
Lake D r i v e In
Lake.
April
Patterson
W i n
Wed
Fimeral
daughter of
and M r s . William
Walled
s
Infant
Mr.
Penn
be
evening. M a y 13.
Berkley for Brldgltt
Patterson,
born.
e
held last
Harold
some
Edward
lyn
L . PATTERSON
the S a w y e r
year
a
week.
tured
FRANCIS YERKES
were
at
mander
this
neth a n d h i s vrife C a r o l o f D e a r
Northville a n d two
Services
this
i
In Detroit. He i s survived
Frances
nesday
M e m o r i a l Day ob
30, A m e r i c a n Legion C o m
born; three daughters, M r s . L e n -
grandchildren.
BRIDGITT
r
o f the s t e e l
oard Piner, Patricia
I , 1958. S u r
viving i s h i s wife, Telfci; a s o n ,
David
o
celebrated
by h i s wife, M a r y , one son K e n
of main
tenance at the M a y b u r y S a n l t o r for
19l7. M r
d i v i s i o n o f the J o n e s M o t o r C o m
25, 1893, w a s 7 2 . H e
to N o r t h v i l l e i n I 9 3 B , a n d
lum
21,
H a y e s w a s maIIager
Hamilton, born In Hull, England,
had been superintendent
m
i n D e t r o i t . H e w a s b o r n In D e
of M i c h i g a n h o s p i t a l . H e
November
ston, Detroit, d i e d suddenly A p r i l
e
28, at the B r e n t (General h o g j i t a l
H a m i l t o n died Sunday at the U n i
versity
L o c h a r t , 4 7 , o f 14404 W i n .
M
i n Northville will
New York, officiating.Burial was
L l o y d E r a s u r e of the F i r s t P r e s -
n
servances
of the R u s s i a n O r t h o d o x c h u r c h .
street, a t the C a s -
funeral
a
Traditional
y
May
f o r F r a h k A u s t i n H a m i l t o n of-426
South
l
L e v e r
A c t i o n
R i f l e
y
H
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Thursday, Moy 6, 1965
T h e N O R T H V I L L E R E C O R D - N O V I NEWS
Page Two
Michifinn
D I R E C T O R Y
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Submitted each weelt by one of the ministers of the
:'4
area churches listed on this page.
George Tiefel, Pastor
Holes-par
'••'24 T e e
Driving
Range
REORCA.'nZED CHURCH
W I X O M
Immanuel Lutheran Church, South Lyon
Rotes Effective Moy 1
OF JESUS CHRIST OF
HRST BAPTIST CHURCH
will be trying to showhls grat
through his death and resur
LATTER DAY SAINTS
620 N. WIsom Ri., wlxom
"Cleanse out the old leaven
$1.50
9 holes > 1 W E E K 31610Schooicra/t j i Bra4>er
itude by his works. Since he
rection, fle has thereby cleans
Rev. Robert Warrec
that you may be fresh dough,
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Plymoutl)
Phone M»r)iet 4-3823
$2.50
18 holes ; ' DAYS
really
i
s
"unleavened"
through
ed
us
of
the
leaven,
or
yeast,
OF ^0!^THVILLE
as you really are unleavened.
Rojtr Caull, Pasior- Ctrilc Fitch. AsSunday WorshiJ>-li:l0a.ni.aaiI7p.m.;
Pislor Rohf rl Spradllng
Christ's atoning sacrifice and
of evil, which (like natural yeast
soclale Pastor
For Christ, our paschal lamb,
Suoday
School
iO
ajn.
$1.75
9
holes 1 SAT., SUN.
Res.: 234 Hlirh Slreel
resurrection, he will thereaf
Sunday Worship - 11 a.m. lod 7 p.m.
In a lump of dough) left to it
has been sacrificed." l Corin
Sundjy Worsfilp - 11 a.m. i 7:30 p.m.; Sunday School -9:45 a.m.
$3.00
18
holes i HOLIDAYS
ter cleanse out, more and
self would ferment our whole
ST. WILLIAM'S
SuaAr School-10 i.m.
thians 5,7
CATHOUC CHURCH
more, all the old leaven of self
being into something abomin
The Church against good
LADIES- DAY MONDAY
WaUed Lake, MlcUgas
ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL
League P l a y Openings A v a i l a b l e
ishness that still clings to his
able in God's sight. Through
works? If not performed by
tVANGEUCAL LUTHERAN
Father Rarmcod Jcoes
CHURCH
0 HOLES J l : ALL DAY SI .5C
nature.
Because
he
human
For L a d i e s and Men
Christ
a
man
i
s
declared
ac
CHURCH OF THE
Asslshml Rev. Ihipbael Dc1oske
Rev. David T. Davles, Rector
bona fide Christians? Of course
EPIPHANY
Sunday Mass - 7:30,9 and II a.m. asT
Rev. Peter H. Beciwlih,
knows that Christ, our paschal
ceptable by God: we are cleans
Christians applaud whenever
Rev. Jobn W. Miller, Ptslor
12:15 p.m.
Asststan:
FI-9-9777
lamb, the iamb whose blood
ed of all leaven of guilt; throu
and wherever good and useful
CL 3-8807. CL 3-1191
574 Sheldon Rd., Plymouth
saves
us
from
eternal
death,
gh
Christ
we
are
"unleaven
works are accomplished! We
Worsliil)i>l^ al 416SC S Mile
South of Ann ArtJor Trail
has been sacrificed. Yes, andls
ed."
are grateful for the many fine
Suataj iVorship - 8:30 i lI a.m. Bee. 453-0190
Of: 453-0190
S A L E . M
C O U P O N
risen again, and i s present
Now a person who is "unleav
Suada; School - 9:4; s.m.
Sunday Worship - 9 i 11 a.m.; Suntiay
and helpful services perform
T H / 5 COUPON PLUS ONE PAID GREEN'S
School 9 t 11 a.m.
with his believers, living and
ened" through faith in Christ
ed
by
individuals
and
groups
SALEM CO.NCRECATIONAL
FEE PERMITS TWO PEOPLE TO PLAY 9
working through them to ac
will strive to do good because
of the most diverse sort in our
nRST METHODIST CHURCH
CHRISTIAN
OR
18 HOLES.
complish
everything
pleasing
he
i
s
grateful.
He
will
not
per
109 West Dualap, Northville
7961 Dickenson, Salem
communities: hospital auxili
Rev. S. D.Khide, Mlnlslcr
S O U T H
L Y O N
Jack Barlow, FI-9-1378
to God. This is the motivation
form good works with any idea
aries,
assistance
to
orphans,
Offlce FI 9-1144,
Res. FI 9-1143
Sunday Worship -10 a.m. 4 7:30 p.m.;
the ChristianChurchapproves.
of meriting his own salvationveterans, youth, and many,
Sunday Worship - 6:30 4 11 a.m.; Sun
Sunday School - 11 a.m.
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
This i s the right reason for do
God has already granted him
day School-9:45 a.m.
many
more
examples.
But
the
279 Dartmoor Drive
USE
O U R W A N T
A D S
ing good works.
that through Christ - but he
SALEM FEDERATED
Christian faith is wary of mo
Whitmore Lal;e, Mich., KI 9-2342
CHURCH
Wllllam F. NichoUs, Paslor
tives.
Rev. Elwood ClJpchas*. Paslor
Phone: NO 3-0698
FULL SALVATION UNION
Not all works have the same
8057 McFadden, Northville
Ron Sutterfleld, Assistant Pastor
51630 W. EI«ht Mile R l
spiritlIal value in relation to
Offlce: FI 0-0674
Sunday Worshlp-ll a.m.47a.m.;Sun
James F. Andrews, Cen. Pas.
Sunday Worship - 10 a.m. and 7-.30p.m.;
God and his eternal judgment.
Sahirday Worship - 8 p.m.; Sunday day School - 9:45 a.m.
Sunday School-II a.m.
Worship - 3:30 * 8 p.m.; Suaby School Here the saying holds true, " A
2:30 p.m.
good tree brings forth good
WEST SALEM COUNTRY
CHURCH OF CHRIST
fruit." Many works, even thou
CHURCH
OUR UDY OF VICTORY PARISH
22820 Valerie St., cor. LIlllan
gh they are good and useful to
7050 Angle Road, Corner of
Northrille, MlchIcan
CE 7-2498
Tower, Near 1, Mile road
the community here on earth,
Atomic bombs darken our s k i e s . . . raciioactive fallout threatens unborn genera
FI 5-2621
Harold Hawley, Minister
Pastor
Harry
C.
Richards
are not properly motivated in
Ret. Father John WIttstock
Sunday Worship - II a.m. and 6 p.m.;
tions . . . there is strife, unrest, even war in many parts of the world! How can we
Su.iday
Worshlp-lIa.m.;SundaySchooI
Sunfcy Mass - 7, 8:30 and 10:30 a.m. Sunday School -10 a.m.
the sight of God - "with an
face the future with confidence when humanity stands at the very brink of
-10 a.m.
_ _ _ _ _ _
and 12:15 p.m.
eye to eternity."
destruction?
CHRIST TEMPLE
If you are talking about whe
FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST
8275 McFadderi Street, Salem
There is only one way: to be courageous and steadfast, and trust in the wis
ther or not a person Is worthy
Alton Clarler, Pastor
Pastor R. L. Slzemore
dom and mercy of God!
ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL
1"™ Nine M.Ile Road
Sunday Worship -11:30 a.m. 4 8 p.m.;
of eternal life, the Christian
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Sunday Worship - 11 a.m. 4 7 p.m.; Sunday School-9:45 a.m.
faith calls you to repent and
This little girl, my own daughter, does not know what troubles my heart. She
corner High and Elm Streets
Sunday School - ID a.m.
believe a man (every man)
Rcr. Charles Boerger, Pastor
is not afraid of t o m o r r o w . . . not yet! Through the Church she will learn the ways
church n 9-9864. Parsonage FI 9-3140
falls short of what God ex
CONGREGATIONAL
of the Lord and how to live a truly Christian life. Through prayer may God help
Sunday Worship - 8 and 10:30 a.m.;
FIRST BAPTIST
CHRISTIAN CHURCH
pects (This i s taught in God's
me set an example for my daughter... teaching me to put my trust, yes, my very
Sunday School - 9:15 a.m.
R. T. Hall, Pastor
•Salem; Jack Barlow, Pastor
law); and no matter what works
Sunday Worship -11 a.m. 4 7:45 p.m.; Sunday Worship - 10 a.m. 4 7:30 p.m.;
life into His hands, no matter what the future might have in store for us!
you do, your works lack any
Sunday School -10 a.m.
Sunday Schniil - 11 a.m.
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
value before the eternal judg
CHURCH OF NORTHVILLE
ment of God. The works may
Rev. Uoyd C. Erasure
FIRST
UNTTED
SAI.KM
llAI'TISTCIIUIiCH
East Main and Church Sts.
be useful to the community,
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
R170 Chubb lid.. Salrm
Sunday Worship -9:30 4 11 a.m.; Sunbut they won't help on the day
South
Lyon
FI
'J-2337
daySchool-9:30 4 I1a.m.
of judgment.
Norman A. Rledeial, Minister
Ilex I.. Dye, Pastor
Sunday Wnr.shIp - 11 a.m. i r,:VI p.m.;
Sunday Worship -8:30 4 11 a.m.; Sun
But God has redeemed us
Sunday Sftli'K*! - 10 a.m.
day Schwl - 9:45 a.m.
through the coming of his Son,
TRINITY CHURCH
(BAPTIST)
GREEN OAK
3M40 W. SU Mile near Hacgerty
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
CA 7-lOCJ
PLYMOUTH'S EXCLUSIVE CAMERA SHOP SINCE 1945
US-23,2 miles north at Whitmore Laite
Bc7. Normui Mathlas, Pastor
A. C. Poinda, Jr., Pastor HI 9-2357
Sunday Worshlp-lla.m.;SuadaySchocl
Sunday Worship -11 t.:n. * 7:50 p.m.;
-9:30 a.m.
Respected
for
Sunday School -10 a.m.
CALVAI«y MISSIONARY BAPTIST
Quality a n d
Service
CHURCH
IMMA.-*UEL EV. LUTHERA.N
51395 Ten Mile Rd.. Northville
CHIWCH
Poator Herbert Smitii
330 Eiist Liberty, South Lyon
Sunday School 10 a.m.
Pastor
Oco. Ticfcl. Jr.
Sunday Service 11 iind 7 p.m.
Divine service 9 a.m.
Singing Sefvfce: Second Sunday
Sunday
School I0:I5 a.m.
each month 2:30 p.m.
V I
CHUKCH OF
THE HOLY CROSS
(Episcopal)
Rev. Peter TooelU, Vicar
;
Orchard Hills School
10 Mile and Quhice, Nov!
FI 349-1594
Sunday Worship -8 a.m. at chapel (44080
Marlsix) and 10 a.m.; Sunday School 10 a.m.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
OF NOVI
Eleven Kile Road and Taft
Church Phone n 9-3477
Rev. Paul E. Barnes, Pastor
Sunday Worship - 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.;
Sunday School - 9:45 a.m.
FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
3382S Grand River
KarmlngtoQ
Sunday Worshlp-Ila.m.;SundaySchool
-11 a.m.
NOVI METHODIST CHURCH
Rev. R. uVere Wehser
CE 8-8701
Sunday Worship - 9 a.m.; SuaAySchool
-10 a.m.
lONCDOM HALL OF
JEHOVAH'S WrTNESSES
22024 PooHac Trail
Victor Stalma, Mhilster
Sunday Address - 4 p.m.; Wafchtower
Shidy-5:15 p.m.
NEW HUDSON
llETHODiST CHURCH
5e«07 Grand River
CE 8-8701
R UVcr* Wehster, Mhilster
Suatoy Worship - 11 a.m.; Sunday
School-9:45 a.m.
ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN, NORTHFIELD
2945 E. Northneld Church road
Raymond Frey, Pastor. 663-1669
Sunday Worship .- 10:30 a.m.; Suatay
School-9:30 a.m.
OPEN
Y
M
O
U
T
TIL
PLYMOUTH CHURCH
'..F CHRIST
0351 ChMM Itfad
Plynji.uth, Michigan
Funday Worshlp-10:30a.m.46:00p.m.;
Sunday .Scho'jl - :i:3D a.m.
PLYMOl'TH .SFVENTII IlAY
AnVFNTtST rjlUltf.ll
42'./0 ,Vapl.-r («i.
N'-rth 'if
Warren fid. f'lyni'iulli, MIrli.
f/eslie Neal, Fa.^for
452-8054
.Saturday Worship - MO a.m.; .Salihatfi
.';rfi<îl -10:45 a.m.
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A
W
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A N A L Y S I S
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i
pation in the war.
Still in progress Isthepreparatlon of a book entitled "Twice
Told Tales of the C i v i l W a r " to
be edited by M r s . Mildred M i l l brook. She performed a similar
job on another commission pub.
llcation, "Michigan Women In the
Civil War."
Q U I Z
N
W
E
E
D
S
E v e r y onc of u.s have said or thought at some time or an
other: " T h a t person drives me c r a z y " . . . or there is a per
son now and then from whom you shy away. M a n y l i m e s
these reactions arise from simple, innocent m a n n e r i s m s that
are jinnoying . . . but before we criticize others, let's take
a good iong iook at ourscivn.s
YES
NO
1. D o you have several slock phrases you
use constantly?
( )
( )
2. D o you ever waik down the street with a
toothpick i n y o u r moutli?
(
)
(
)
3. D o you jingie the coins i n your pocket,
rattie c a r keys, etc.?
(
)
(
)
4. W h e n you are taiking to a person do y o u
flick reai (or i m a g i n e d ) hairs or specks
of his or h e r ciothing?
(
)
(
)
5. D o y o u have poor tabie manners and cat
ting habits?
(
)
(
)
6. Is it hard for you to keep your feet still?
F o r instance, when sitting, do you cross one
ieg and whip it back and forth?
(
)
(
)
7. If y o u have a coid (or even when y o u
don't) do you sniffle?
(
)
(
)
8. D o y o u bite your fingcrnaiis and/or c o m b
y o u r hair i n public?
C )
(
)
9. Is your voice m u c h
softer) than n o r m a i ?
(
(
)
(
)
(
)
iouder
(or
T
Apply Agrico® W e e d CoRti'c! N e w
With F e r t i l i z e r Ifi^^'oTn.
Tuesday
Psalms
2:1-11
Monday
Job
li:l3-20
Sunday
Genesis
l3:8-i8
only
Tliursday
lie rail
30:15-13
Wednesday
Proverbs
14:19-28
Friday
Piiiirppians
1:15-26
much
)
10. D o y o u often d r u m on the tabie or c h a i r
arm?
( )
11. D o y o u enjoy shocking people with off-coior
stories?
( )
12. A r e y o u prone to insist on one certain brand
of food, clothing, etc. and refuse to t r y any
other?
( )
(
13. D o y o u enjoy arguing or contradicting
others?
( )
14. A r e your fceiings easily hurt ?
( )
l s . l s your conversation centered around your
self and things that have happened to you? ( )
)
(
)
(
)
(
)
0 to 10 points: W e suggest y o u take serious stock of yourscif a n d perhaps even talk with someone close to y o u .
f a m i l y , friends or your doctor o r c l e r g y m a n . Y o u a r e
obviously high-strung and h a v i n g emotional problems
as weii as difficulties with your reiationships with others.
Y o u want heip . . . o r you wouldn't have read this f a r !
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G . E . M i l l e r Dodge
Sales and Service
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w
t
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T r i c k e / s Huilting,
Fiihing and iiobby
43220 Grand River
Novl
t
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t
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t
^
Saturday
Hebrews
3:12-19
KcLiUr Adixniiing Service, Inc. Stnuburg, Va.
t
Northville Shoes
and Shoe Service
104 E. Main
Joe Reviiier
w?
t
<sn?
t
D O N A L D
R.
W A R D
ANNOUNCES THE FORMATION OF
H. R. Nodar's Jewelers
Moin at Center
Northville
RETAILERS C R E D I T C A R D A C C E P T A N C E C O .
127 Hutton Northville 349-0600
2
o u t
o f
3
Rosewood Restaurant
Breakfast, Luncheon, Dinner
46077 Grand River
Novi
Novi Rexall D r u g
PrescriptionJ Profosjionaily
Perfect — Properly Priced
p r o f e s s i o n a l
t u r f m e n
u s e
Micii's Friendly Service
Mobil Gas Station
115 W. Lake
South Lyon
A g r i c o !
H e r e ' s
w h y :
Pelky P l u m b i n g , Heating
South Lyon
437-2023
They must show results-and Iêsulta Show w i t h
A g r i c o . A g r i c o Grass Food w i t h 60% organic
Don's G u l f Service
302 S. Lafayette
South Lyon
GE-7-9301
Everett Implement C o .
Allis-Chalmers & Iniernaiional
Parts & Service
Novi
Wiggle Feed C o .
43963 W. Grand Rrver
Nov!
FI-P-3133
Northville Hardware
Your Tfusiv/orthy Store
107-109 Center Si.
nitrogen greens your grass while it builds soil
fertility. That's what the "pros" k n o w - s o t r y
A g r i c o on your lawn.
-
33'A-lb. bag feeds5300sq.lt.
$ / l 9 5
Scolty & Fritz Service
333 S. Lafayette
South Lyon
Ollly *TC
Cal's G u l f Service
202 V/. Main and 470 E. Main
Fl-9-1818 Northville Fi-9-122;
C
R .
E
L
Y
&
S
O
N
0 & C Store
139 E. Main
Northville
S
Northville Standard Serv.
FI-9-3350
Bob & Jan's Music Shoppe
Specializing in Gospel Records
131 E. Main
Norihville
N O R T H V I L L E
302 E. Moin
349-4044
Brader's Dept. Store
141 E. Main
^ Northvaia
The Little People Shoppe
103 E. Main
Northville
Nor-West T o o l & Machine
45241 Grand River
Novi
E-Jay L u m b e r M a r t
Shop at your Modern Lbr. Store
349-1780
Northville
Novi Realty A g e n c y
Real Estate, Insurance
Novi
GR-4-5363
A l l e n M o n u m e n t & Vaults
Phil's Pure Service
24-Hr. Road-Aid Free Pickup,
Delivery 130 W. Main FI-9-1622
C. Harold Bloom Agency
108 W. Main
Northville
349-1252
Northville D r u g C o .
FI-9-0850 A. G . laux, R. Ph.
o
r
i
e
Sunoco Products
41122 W. 7 Mile
s
?
some of those stories but it i s a
job to get individuals to sit down
and write them out so that M r s .
Mlllbrook may put them in shape
for publication," said Halght.
"We no doubt win find that
some of these stories will ap
proach what we might call myth
ology, but most of them do have
some basic truth," he said. "Our
commission feels that it Is Im
portant to obtain some of these
stories to preserve a part of our
heritage which will be lost other
wise."
«***•*•»**«•
A "helping hand" in checking
state tax resources has been ex
tended to the Revenue Depart
ment by the U.S. Internal Rev
enue Service.
Babson
MICHIGAN
139
OL
o
u
r
i
s
3-3246
m
H
i
t
s
kind. There will be few areaslndeed that will fall to receive
some flllup from the big upswing
in tourist traffic. Those catering
to vacationers would do well to
increase their Inventories by
perhaps as much as 10%, espec
ially in the case of experienced,
w e l l - established
operations.
There will be healthy gains for
motels, hotels, reorts, restau
rants, camping sites, entertalIiment centers, gift shops, road
side stands, service stations,
garages, cottage rentals, and
transportation of many sorts be
sides automotive.
Trade and service establish
ments that do not have an adequate
staff of skilled employees will
T
e
l
l
t
a
t
e
F
that persons would be discover a mid-summeradjournmentdate,
ed if they failed to file complete most observers agree along ses
returns with either state or fed sion i s In the offing.
With government reorganiza
eral authorities.
tion and fiscal reform still hang
Some 37 other states have
ing
in the air without form,
similar agreements with the In
there appears little hope these
ternal Revenue Service. District
major areas can be acted upon
Director .R. I. Nixon In Detroit
along with other pending contro
said the program has been of
versial legislation by the sched
mutual advantage in the other
uled adjournment.
states.
As in previous sessions, it i s
The states release informa expected this year will find the
tion to the federal service from legislature extending its workvarious state tax returns, such time indefinitely when summer
as those required under estate arrives. Best guess is the ma
and corporate laws.
jority of the work will be ac
complished by early or mid-July
*************
in time of the new budget to take
Degjite deadlines already set effect.
for legislative action, including
An adjournment i s then ex
pected for a month or longer be
fore resumption of a fall session
to deal with such weighty prob
lems as fiscal reform.
From present Indications, at
least that much time will be
needed before any firm plans for
P
e
a
k
new or revised revenue measures
to be drawn and ready for con
lose heavily over coming months sideration by the entire legisla
to those who prepared more care ture.
fully.
Attentive and friendly
service will reap a rich harvest,
since buyer resistance will be
encouragingly slight during the
most prosperous summer this
nation has ever enjoyed.
B O N U S
According to travel auth
orities, there may be l5%-20%
V E R S A T I
L E
more foreign visitors coming to
the United States during the
D U M P C A R T
height of the vacation season.
This, of course, will add Its
measure to the tourist boom.
Hence, businessmen and mer
chants who are on their toes
should easily chalk up the best
year ever In terms of tourist
trade alone.
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BABSON PARK, Mass—While
tourist travel in the continental
United
States smashed
all
records In 1964, even that a l l time high is likely tobe surpass
ed during the upcoming months
when vacationing reaches its
peak.
This will be of great
importance to industry, and to
etalUng, wholesaling, and ser
vice trades of practically all
types. For there are very few
fields that are not affected to
some degree—either directly or
Indirectly—by the volume of
tourist traffic webbing the coun
try, particularly
from early
spring to early fall.
With national Income and fam
ily spendable funds at historic
heights and still headlngperslstently upward, it would not sur
prise us to see over-all tourist
spending during 1965 top that of
last year by asmuchaslO%-l5%,
--a truly impressive advance.
One of the most heartening
indicators in this direction i s the
consensus of travel agencies,
tour planners such as gasoline
companies, and resort establish
ments that spectacular gains are
already visible all along the line.
Helpful also to domestic travel
Is the Administration's contin
uing plea for Americans to travel
at home Instead of abroadin order
to help stem the outflow of the
dollar. Even though it looks as If
our citizens still plan to golnfor
heavy overseas travel this year,
there will be a good number who
will heed the Administration's
appeal. Perhaps the most sign
ificant results here will stem
from the number of business
groups' that have already change d - a n d others that will changeearlier plans for meetings out
side the country to stateside
arrangements. Foreign cancell
ations are showing up more freq
uently.
During the first
quarter of
1965, sales of new autos soared
to another record for that period.
There i s no question that more
families have at least one new
car
than ever before in the
nation's hlstory,-and there are
few things more conductive to
stimulation of the travel urge than
a brand--new, troubIe--free car
just walttng to go. The unending
threads of highways are an invit
ation to far vistas and natural
wonders, and the combination of
fast, comfortable cars and high
speed
turnpikes make longer
trips more attractive.
Nor should the almost incred
ible growth of Interest in boating
over
the past few years be
Ignored.
This, too, means
fantastic addition to many facets
of vacation business and trade,
for both fresh and salt water
localities. In the warmer c l i
mates, the boating mania pre
vails the year round, bringing
profitable
rewards
to boat
builders, marinas, shore re
sorts, novelty shops, and boat
ing service establishments of a l l
12 to 22 points: In the broad sense, y o u m a y be c h a r m
ing a n d intelligent, but you d r i v e people a w a y from y o u
by a series of silly and scnseiess m a n n e r i s m s . N o w
that y o u know what they are, get b u s y !
10-6-4 fertilizer base.
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Jane Sherrod Singer
24 to 30 points: People like you and y o u y o u a r c careful o f
the i m p r e s s i o n y o u make. Y o u give the appearance of
being c a l m and self-assured. Y o u r littie fauits a r e
overlooked, but w h y don't y o u t r y for a l l no's on this
test?
M
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a
Roger
Mannerisms?
1 through 5 a r e just bad habits w h i c h y o u c a n break with
a Uttle thought a n d awareness of y o u r actions.
6 through l l are physical traits w h i c h m a y indicate
nerves, fatigue, self-consciousness, etc. If you can't e l i m
inate the cause, y o u c a n at least use self-control.
12 through 15 are annoying m a n n e r i s m s that a r e the
most difficult to correct because they stem from the
inner Y O U , y o u r character and your personality. How
ever, y o u c a n change yourself i f y o u want to badly
enough.
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Clarence W. Lock, revenue
commissioner, says his depart
ment has an arrangement with
the federal unit providing for an
exchange of tax information be
tween the two agencies.
Lock emphasized the informa
tion exchanged ona request basis
would be used only for tax pur
poses. Both governmental agen
cies are bound by secrecy pro
visions which guard against i m
proper use of tax information.
Tax returns made available to
Lock's department would be only
those specifically requested and
would be Issued only to authoriz
ed personnel.
The department chief stressed
the fact tjiat the exchange plan
would provide greater certainty
Floyd L . Halght, commission
chairman, i s looking for between
150 and 200 stories of the war
which are recalled by relatives or
friends of Civil War veterans.
"Most a l l of us have heard
S C O R I N G : The answers to a i l the questions should he N O .
A N A L Y S I S : The questions fall under three headings:
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E v e r wonder if tlicre was
any use for empty plastic
bieach bottles? Probab y not.
but the manufacturer of one
such product passes aiong
word that s:uba divers would
do well to save their empty
containers.
The bottles can be tied to
gether in a cluster and malte
a good float. The diver then
drops a line from it, as a
guide, when he heads down
to hunt the denizens of the
deep.
The cluster floating on the
surface also serves to warn
boaters in the vicinity that
tliere is a diver below.
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FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST
SCIENTIST
1100 W.Ann Arhor Trail
Plymouth, Michigan
Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m.; Sunday
School-10:30 a.m.
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K I L L S
MLLOWBROOK
WHITMORE LAKE
COMMUNITY CHURCH
METHODIST CHURCH
Evangelical Unlled BreUircn
Robert F. Davis, Pastor
Meadottiroot at Ten Mile Rd.
Sunday Worship-11 a.m.,SundaySchool
Rev. Marrtn E. Rickcrt, tlin.
- 9:30 a.m.
PIrtM* cn, 6-0626
Sunday Warshi{)-lia.m.;S<indgiySchool
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ST. PATRICK'S CATHOUC
Fr. Leo A. MaUiowsil; Pastor
Whitmore Lake Rd. at
Northfleld (lurch Rd.
Sunday Mass - 8 4 10:30 a.m.
ORCHARD H1LLS BAPTIST
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN
CHURCH SBC
CHURCH ( Missouri Synod)
Orchard Hills School
7701 East M-36, Hamburg
Ten Mile and Ouhice, Nov!
Sun<hy Worship - 10:45 a.m.; Sundiy
Rev. Fred Trachsel, Pastor
School-9:30 a.m.
FI 9-9904
Suahy Worship - II a.m. 4 7 p.m.;
ST. STEPHEN'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Soaday School -10 a.m.
Deaconess Olive Robinson
Sunday Worship-10a.m.;Sunday school
-10 a.m.
ST. JOHN'S AMERICAN
LUTHERAN CHURCH
Rev, C. Fox
SOUTH LYON
23225 cm Road; CR 4-0584
METHODIST CHURCH
Snaky Worship - 8:30 and 11 a.m.;
Ferris S. Woodruff, Pastor
Suodar School - 9:45 a.m.
Sunday Worship -10a.m,;Sunday school
-II:15a.m,
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Plymouth
B R O A D L E A F
ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOUC
Fr. Elmer A. Mahoney, Pastor
Assistants Fr. Joseph Ryhhiskl and
Fr. Stanley Mllewski
Sunday Mass - 8 and 10 a.m.
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LANSING - Stories based on
C i v i l War activities are In de
mand currently as the State Civ
i l War Centennial Observance
Commission concludes its five
years of work.
I
The Commission was appoint
ed by former Gov. JohnB. Swainis:- son to bring to light the contribu
tions of Mlclilgan people In the
war between the states.
Life of the commission ends
this year. A part of its work has
been the publication of a series
of books on Michigan's partici
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T h u r s d c y , M c y 6, 1965
NEWS
T h u r s d o y , M a y 6, 1965
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road. On property from 12:00 to G:00p.m.
Sundays, Joseph T r e m a i n , B r o k e r . G L 32.158.
52
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T I U - L E r e L , 3 bdrm., 1 1/2 baths, fam
ily room, p,anc-led kitchen w-ith b u i l t - i n
range and oven. Storms and screens, water
filter, S800 down and ass-umeVA mortgage.
C a l l G E 8-8573 for appointment.
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H17-19p
L A K E Lots l o o t e d In the Irisli
1 hr. 15 mln. from Detroit.
at $850. 10'"£ down 522 per mo.
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O
B E R G E N
1000 W. M a p l e
n
M O T O R S
W a l l e d Laite
Mfl-4-1331
N
e
x
t
P
a
g
power. S. A u t o . $795.
'SO O O D C E 4-Qoof, 8. A u t o .
$595.
'60 D O D G E 4 - D o i r . 6. S t i c k
af
'60 P L Y M O U T H W A G O N . 8.
W i l l i a m s
&
L l o y d ,
Inc.
Stick. $695.
G.E.
MILLER
N E W
NORTHVILLE DODGE
U S E D
C A R
L O T
e U
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FI 9-0660
127 H u n o n
Nofthvllle
BLOCK
SOUTH
OF STOPLIGHT
'64 F O R D 2 - D O O R S E D A N . V - 8 .
1959
RAMBLER
IN S O U T H
LYON
'64 F O R O 4 - D O O R G A L A X I E 5 0 0 .
STICK. RADIO AND H E A T E R .
V8 WITH R A D I O A N D H E A T E R .
$ 1 7 9 5 .
$ 1 9 9 5 .
FULL
PRICE
2-DOOR.
$395.
'63 C H E V R O L E T S T A T I O N W A G O N .
AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION. RADIO
$ 1 1 9 5 .
AND
HEATER.
'63 F A L C O N 2 - D O O R ,
Fiesta
Rambler,
Inc.
ONLY
1205 A n n A r b o r R d .
$ 1 1 9 5 .
Plymouth
'62 F O R D F A L C O N W A G O N .
'61 P O N T I A C C O N V E R T I B L E .
GL-3-3600
ONLY
G E N E R A L O F F I C E , typing and some bookkeephig, One g i r l office h i N o v i . G R 48360.
$ 8 9 5 .
$ 1 2 9 5 .
T R A N S P O R T A T I O N
A-1
..lit
S P E C I A L S
'55 P L Y M O U T H 4 - D R . $295
'57 F O R O W A G O N
S 99
'59 R A M B L E R
'56 F O R D 2 - D O O R
$ 99
$ 99
B u y s
EXCEPT
at
J o h n
O P E N
M a c b ' s
'TIL
8 : 0 0
P . M .
N I G H T L Y
WEDNESDAYS
T H R E E TO CHOOSE F R O M
W I L L I A M S
S C H O O L B U S d r i v e r s , p a r t - i h i i e , n e i i or,
viomen. Must be a b l e . t o pa:ss p h y s i c a l
e i a i I i . Contact E . v r n l l s o D , N o r t h v i l l e
P u b l i c Schools, n 9-3400.
43tft
&
U E 4 F 0 R D G A L A X I E 5002-Door
L
L
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D
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I N C .
SOUTH LYON
GE-8-2791
GE-7-2034
Hardtips. F R O M S U S S .
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1SB3 2 - O O O R H A R D T O P . 8 e y l -
C H I U } C A R E to n y home, fenced i n T t r d ,
Soiitli L j O B area, c a n 438-3242.
H18a
( r f m n d i i i n N l beater.
Animals,
S T O P IN AND SEE ANY
W o n t e d
OF
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C
MORE THAN 20 SELECTED USED
CARS. WE FEEL WE HAVE THE
FINEST CARS IN THIS AREA. - X -
H
E
V
Y
L
A
N
D
S
P
E
C
I
A
' 6 3 C H E V R O L E T 4 - 0 0 OR E C O N O M Y 6
'58 C H E V R O L E T 2 - D O O R , 6 W I T H A
WITH H E A T A N D M U S I C . T W O Y E A R
STICK. O N E OWNER: S H A R P . O N L Y
M E N T O WORK on golf course. B o b - 0 L l n k Golf Club. G r a n d R i v e r and Beck,
Novi.
*
TWO YOUNG male c a n a r i e s - l a r g e b r a s s
cage. F I 9-4869.
G E R M A M SHEPHERD - Female, Can
adian champion. F o r sale cheap. 349-5280
Harden, 50100 W. 10 M i l e .
John
Mach
Ford
Sales
USED
P O O D L E P U P P I E S , toy, black. A l s o grown
females for lease. G R 4-2604.
CAR
$ 1 3 9 5 .
ilr
:
L
S
*
$ 4 9 5 .
' 6 1 I M P A U SUPER SPORT CONVERTI
'S3 I M P A U 2 - D O O R H A R D T O P . A
B L E , 327-POWER G L I D E . R & H . S H A R P
ONE OWNER G E M WITH T H E R I G H T
EQUIPMENT AND A 2-YEAR WAR
LOT
*
RANTY FOR ONLY
$ 1 6 ^ 9 .
139 N . C E N T E R S T R E E T
$ 1 7 9 9 .
NORTHVILLE
F R E E P U P , house broken, a l l shots. F I
9-0559.
'S8 F O R D 2 - D O O R . L O W P R I C E D
FI-9-MII3
TRANSPORTATION. ONLY
H O U S E K E E P E R , general, own room and
T V , l i v e - i n , 437-2436.
HI7tfc
'63 I M P A L A 4-DOOR H A R D T O P . 8 C Y L .
AUTO. T R A N S . R & H . POWER S T E E R
$ 8 8 .
N O N - U N I O N licensed journeymanplumbI e r s $5.23 1/2 per h r . Must be dependable.
i 4 0 - h r . week. CaU 437-2023.
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ING T O O . A R E A L S T E A L F O R O N L Y
'58 C H E V R O L E T 2 - b O O R . N E E D S S O M E
WORK.
$ 1 6 7 5 .
^
'5? C H E V R O L E T B E L A I R 4-DOOR.
A U T O i T R A N S . R 81 H . A R E A L C R E A M
$ 9 9 .
P.rr.,«u
' E X P E R I E N C E D counter and short order
I waitress, nights. P r e f e r older woman, FI
9-9794.
ire
•
' E l MONZA 4-DOOR. O N E OWNER,
LOW M I L E A G E . A L L H E W T I R E S .
^ 2 9 9
S M O K E OR D R I N K .
U R G E S E L E C T I O N OF P L A N T S AND
CORSAGES
$ 8 8 8 .
TWO HIGH S C H O O L boys to work h i nurs
ery on Saturdays. Apply Saturdays.R. A .
M a c A r t h u r 65521 W. 8 M i l e , 2 m i l e s west
of P o n i l a c T r a i l .
HI8
*
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WE S E L L A N D S E R V I C E
HELP!
( M i c h i g a n and C a n a d i a n )
***
SiMPUCITY
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*
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HELP!
HELP!
A
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B
U
R
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A b l e - b o d i e d m e n . C o l l e g e boys a c
TORO-REO-ARIENS
*
MOTO-MOWEB-YARDMAN
SEO S O U T H
MAIN
*
F1-9-0033
G R E E N RIDGE NURSERY
POWER R A K E
(Rentol 52.50 Hour)
*
.
HELP!
ceptable. P l e a s a n t outside work.
SWEEPERS
REALTOR
Napier Road
~ ' 5 4
349-Ull
Int.'.-J T o n P i c k u p
N
$95
'55 C h e v . ' / i T o n Pickup
$95
'57 C h r y s l e r
S150
O
R
T
H
V
I
L
L
E
L I S T NOW F O R Q U I C K R E S U L T S ! !
H A R O L D C H U R C H , S T A N J O H N S T O N and L . M . E A T O N
W Y N I N G S
BIRD HOUSES
F L O W E R S
* * *
SALESMEN
MEMBER OF T H E MULTI-LIST
SERVICE
S
NORTHVILLE'S OLDEST REAL ESTATE OFFICE
OFFICE
PHONE
FI
9-3470
1 6 0 E a s t M a i n St.
Plwne 3W-1515
SOUTH L Y O N
e
'60 C H R Y S L E R 4 - D o » . F u l l
M I D D L E - A G E Lady to do Ught housework
for f a m i l y of (wo. L i v e i n p r e f e r r e d . 438309l or 437-2004.
18
TRELLISES
$ 1 . 0 0
E
l
MIOGET-SPFITE
- ! K I T C H E N H E L P , women, B o b - O - L I n k G o l f
I • Club. 48150 G . R i v e r , Novt.
Lawn
SPREADERS
DOZEN
R
MG,
CAR
GARDEN GLOVES
Estates.
T
s
AREA'S
'59 F O R D 4-DOOR. D O E S N ' T
( F l o w e r s and V o g e l o b l c s )
BARBEQUES
R
THE
W A I T R E S S , neat and clean, over 21 y r s .
I B o b - 0 - L l n k Golf Club. 47666 G . River,
I Novi.
NO. 1 R O S E S
A n g l i n
S N A P D R A G O N S
WE H A V E B U Y E R S F O R H O M E S IN T H I S A R E A .
i
R. A . M a c A R T H U R
TILLERS
WE A L S O D E L I V E R
$3.00
C l o s e d Sunday
GARDEN CARTS
$6.25
i
f: l i i i u r s : 9 a . m . - i p . m . . S a l . 9 a.m.-5 ;
WHEELBARROWS
LOAM
3'-4' S P R U C E
52.50
DORMANT SPRAYS
O
W a n t e d
B u s S u p e r v i s o r - F u l l time position Includlng approximately
4 hours drivhig
time.
Qualifications - male having p r i o r exper
ience wltli buses o r trucks. Some mechan
ical ablUty preferred.
Make application a t Superlntendent's office
O r c h a r d H i l l s School
41900 Ouhice D r i v e , Novi
SAXTON'S
WO-2-0l88
i M O T H E R ' S
N
a
90 i 0 P a n t i a c T r a d
Property.
in town, fenced,
C
W
M A N F O R full o r p a r t - t i m e outdoor work.
M e r r y - f f l U N u r s e r y , 49620 A m i A r b o r R d .
Plymouth. 453-3141.
HORSES B O U G H T , sold, boarded. ESSi
School Secretary
_ Y e a r romidposi- L e s s o n s . Registered quarter horse colts
a o n In Superhitendeni's office.
Tamaraclt F a r m . 438-2102.
48tf
Q u a l l f l a t l o n s - must be experienced hi of
F R E E P U P P I E S for good home 9 weeks
fice procedure. S k i l l s of typing and short
old. C a l l after 6:30. N O 5-9017. H12tfc
hand.
. \ e w and I s e d F u r n i t u r e
FARM
PEAT
/(.-cor garoge,
T W I N BEDS viflth box sprhigs, excelleht
condition only. GE 8-4812.
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1 2 - H e l p
PRiV.VTE SALES
LEAF RAKES
LIST through NORTHVILLE REALTY
I
200 Real E s t o t e O f f i c e s w o r k i n g to Sell Y o u r
•
®
Tires like new.
Supplies
S A T U R D A Y - 7 : 3 0 P.M.
SEEDS
beautiful Northville
J U N K C A R S and trucks. We buy. 3*i^
2900.
ittt
l l - M l s c e l l o n y
474-6060
u n f i n i s h e d bedrooms u p s t a i r s . 2-car garage. $11,500.
Beautifully situated 4-bedroom brick, large livable basement,
I T h r e e lots in
most of which is at ground level, gas heat, built'ins. Novi
Township.
t
A u t o s
4-Ooor. A u t o , t r a n s . R and H .
A U T O S A L E S M E N . Experienced to seU
Chevrolets. Must be good c l o s e r s , e x c e l
lent commission and fringe benefits. Rathb u r n Chevrolet Sales, 560 S. M a I n , N o r t h vlUe.
L A D Y T O come days, prepare meals, light
housekecphig
for convalescing lady,
Northville. Own t r a n ^ r t i H o a . G A 1 - 1 4 3 9
or G L 3-0617
51-52
TRUCK TIRE SERVICE
New
lots
L i v i n g room, bedroom, k i t c h e n . A l s o
n
'63 F O R D F A I R L A N E
R I D E W . u ( T E D to and froin E a s t e r n M l c h Igati s u m m e r school dally. C a l l F I 9-3160. 1 4 - P e t s L
Transit. Small T o o l s . M i s c e l l a n
TOP-SOIL
FI
S a l e
.] ? ! : ! S i t B f l t f o n s W a n t e d j
GL-3-0723
I 4 .Mile .Nortli o f 7 M i l e
A T T E N T I O N
r e s i d e n t i a l or i n d u s t r i a l .
i
'02 .lOHNSON 35 h.p. outboard motor, '49
Vinc.nt - motorcycle. '50 F o r d truck F 6
tour wheel drive. .174-7437.
B A B Y STTTER W A N T E D . Walled Lake
a r e a . L i v e In. 4 to 5 day week. WUl p r o
vide transportation. 624-24-12.
52
AUCnON
F I V E M I L E R O A D --1,000 F E E T WEST OF N E W B U R G
J 4 3 A c r e s . I d e a l l y l o c o t e d b e t w e e n 11 M i l e o n d i - 9 6 , o b o u i
•
•
m i l e e a s t of N o v i for
Fertile 30-ocrc farm. Four bedroom home, born, shed and
other buildings. Good terms.
W. S e v e n M i l e R d .
s
19G3 M E R C U R Y Monterey - 4-dr. stick
sliift, breeze-away window, low mileage,
cleai:. SMOO. FI 9-0090.
L I C E N S E D p r a c t i c a l nurse for afternoon
shift. F I 9-0011 Eastlawn Convalescent
Home.
F E M A L E COOK, no experience neces- j
E N G I N E E R A N D famUy of 5 want 3 or 4 sary, will t r a i n for restaurant work, c a l l '
;
bedroom single home i n Northville school GR 4-9726 for Interview.
d i s t r i c t . W i l l sign lease, local references.
F I 9-1347.
YOUNG M A N or w o n u n to perform c l e r i
cal duties for Northville area industry.
3 BEDROO'M home h i Northville school Write qualiflcatloos. B o x 266 c / o N o r t h
ville
Record.
d i s t r i c t . 2 high school children. I y e a r
minimum lease, lonjer If home Is right.
Garage p r e f e r r e d . References. F I 9-4789. W O M A N for o n i c e h i Northville a r e a .
35tf BookkeephiE and p a y r o l l experience de
s i r a b l e . Write qualifications to B o x 286
F A R M with mhilmum of 10 a c r e s . Two to c / o Northville R e c o r d .
three bedroom house. Out buildings. 9732692.
43tf G . M . Auto Service M g r . Send quallficaUons to B o x 114 P . c ^ South L y o n H e r HSOtfc
aid.
1 0 - W a n t e d to B u y
Wc D e l i v e r .
Livonia, Michigan
N . Pontlac Trail
each.
d
I
349-44BB
P a s s e n g e r T i r e s and T u b e s
J a c k
ond
D e a d l i n e
WANT
2 ' ^ Q U I N C E
apt.
519,900. $2,500
Rent
W A N T E D U N F U R M S f l E D house to r e n t 2 c h i l d r e n . 4G-I-0004 or 5-U-3265.
BULBS
LOADING
To
3 - B E D R O O M HOUSE h i New Hudson o r
South Lyon. W i l l pay to $100 a month.
437-1145.
HI Bp
AVAILABLE
For Bcfier Resu/rs
1 0
C O .
Plymouth
m w
lot. Good oreo. Dead-end
•
•
t T w o 1./2 A c r e L o t s o n R i ^ . r ^ C t . L o w P ' J « „ d ° ' 5 1 , 5 0 0
Modern brick, three bedroom ranch type. Excellent condition.
A l s o o d i a c e n t o n e 1 ^ O V V - m e r l o t , $ 2 , 0 0 0 . Or a l l 3
Gas heat, city water, carport, planter in living room. Has 4.'j^
for 5 4 , 5 0 0 . A g o o d i n v e s t m e n t .
9 - 1 7 0 0
T u e s d a y
S U P P L Y
3 P o i n t H i t c h , Scrapor, C u l t i v o -
Walled Lake--C24-2441
i n t o o n e or t w o o d d i t i c n a l b e d r m s .
r
Rambler-Jeep Sales & Service
FEED
BULBS
G.I. Morfgoge. P r i c e d of 5 / 5 , 5 0 0 .
F I
M A T H E R
a n d kept i n i i d o .
CLASSIFIED DISPLAY CONTRACT RATES
P h o n e
POTATATOES
ii: S P R E A D I N G J U N I P E R S
D O N
D I S P L A Y A D V E R T I S I N G O N W A N T A D RAISES - $1.40
PER
GL-3-5151
Detroit, M i c h i E a n
UOS
h o u s e . A d j a c e n t to M c o d o w b r o o k C o u n t r y C l u b . $ 3 5 , 9 0 0 .
w h i c h c o u l d be c o n v e r t e d
D i s p l a y
I I 9 9 S. S h e l d o n R d .
Plymouth
S T R I P P i m S
Seeder ( s t i l l now). S p r i n g T o o t h Har
SOFTENER SALT DELIVERED
recreation room. M a s : ^ ( \ l l ) i m has adjoining dressing
room a n d b o t h.. L
L aa rrgge e > V h / 5 ' l o t w i t h t r e e s . 2 6 x 2 8 g u e s t
WEEK.
CRESTWOOD P A R K
APARTMENTS
We C a m O v e r 70 P r o d u c t s
PIT
Sproycr. C a s e Rotory Mowor, B r i l l i o n
BULBS
CAHNA
• l l o t p o i n t ..Vppliances
-..tir C o n d i U o n e d
F r o m 5135 month i n c l u d i n g heat.
M o d e l s open d o i l y (furnished).
FIREPLACE WOOD
SEED
G U L F G a s and O i l
SUPPLY
GLADIOLUS
512,000.
I L o v e l y l i room h o u s e , i n c l u d i n g 6 b e d r o o m s , 3 b a t h s o n d
C l a s s i f i e d
SEPTIC TANK STONE
GL-3-5490
11:00 A . M .
eous i t o m j . E v e r y t h i n g p u r c h a s e d new
5c P E R WORD O V E R 15 WORDS
S A V E 15c O N R E R U N O F S A M E A D
All Day Saturdcy
C O M P A N Y
KINSEY-KOPLOY CO.
25c C H A R G E F O R B O X R E P L Y
100 D e l u x e 1 ond 2 bedroom u n i t s .
"Community Club B u i l d i n g . "
•SwJmmlni; P o o l
- P r i v a t e . L o c k a h l e Basement
' B a l c o n i e s , Carports
.tvallahle
FI-9-0S14
o v e n . B u y e r c o n o s s u m e o 5!'iS F H A mortgage.
and Thornapple L a n e ,
Community
GL-3-2SS3
PLYMOUTH PLUMBING
SETS
SPECIALTY
N E S T
Reed Court. F u l l basement. Garage. B u i l t - i n stove and
A b e a u t i f u l 3 a c r e , corner b u i l d i n g s i t e ot S h e l d o n
u n t i l Saturday o n l y
Apanment
10930 W. SIX M I L E
&
row,
DAHLIA
a
h o o . A p p r o x . 70 H o u r s C o a o M o d . D C
3-0723
AND
e
SPORTS
W O M E N F O R store work hi South Lyon
- steady employment. Good wages. W r i t e
Box 33S, c/o South Lyon H e r a l d .
H18-19CX
EXECUTIVE SALES
Opportunity for aggressive man to step
Into executive sales with many chances
for advancement, w i l l t r a i n , seek man
living In this a r e a . C a l l NO 2-D304 for
appohitment for interview.
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C A P A B L E W O M A N to do part Hme house
work In South Lyon, from 1 to 5 p . m .
W i l l pay $30 for 5 days. Must have own
C a l l F E d e r a l 2-3124 or
franqjortatlon.
write 269 Cherokee road, Pontlac, M i c h .
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Wholesole P r i c e s
SEED
BIRD
ONION
King D i e s e l Front E n d Looder w / B a c k -
W A L L E D L A K E FEED
HAVE FOR SALE:
s
'GO VOLKSWAGEN panel, runs good,
lights, brakes, lots of m i l e s left. Cash
$150. GL 3-0.100.
51tf
T R A I N E E - Young m.m for quality con
trol department In local area f i r m . Must
have basic knowledge of measuring In
strument and blueprint reading. S a l a r i e d
position, full benellts paid. M a l l r e s u m e ;
and expected starting salary to Box 370 •
c / o South Lyon H e r a l d . An equal oppor- '•
tunlty employer.
H18-19cx j
Plymouth's
S e l l i n g R c f o i i or
tor, 3 Bottom P l o w . O r c h a r d D i s c end
9-2519
UPTOISWORDS-SI.OO
ON C O N S E C U T I V E
WALL
i
15-For
SINGLE
to help lalie care of p r i
vate owned saddle horses. Steady work,
L . J . Ranch, 6 M i l e and Beck road. F I 94110.
Most E x c l u s i v e
SAND - GRAVEL - TOP SOIL
Feed
( L o o k (or A u c t i o n S i g n s )
T H E S E A R E A FEW OF T H E P R O P E R T I E S
A n e a r l y n e w , 3 b e d r o o m , 2 s t o r y h o u s e w i t h 14 b o t h o n
R A T E S
D.
i
W a n t e d
M A L E - C l e r k of W-.irks - or superin
tendent, s m a l l public housing project at
South Lyon, M i c h . Noubrecht i Neubrecht
233 ,Iohn R St., Detroit 2C. WO 1 - l G M .
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R E N T OUR Clamorlneshampooer tor your
spring rug cleaning. Gambles Store, South
Lyon.
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PLLMIJINC; .SlPPI.Il;s
Open
Inkster & B e e c h D a l y ,
SOIL
GL
Results!
For
South Ljron
KILLERS
L A W N
FARM MACHINERY
PTO,
Bound
WE
To
E
SHOP
UNDSCAPING
PljrmoBili
D
$495.
85c
FILL SAND-FILL DIRT
L i k e new C a s e N o . D 5 3 0 B C o n j t r u c t l n n
Your
L O T S
Want
R
R E N T OUR Clamorlneshampooer tor your
s p r i n g rug cleaning. Gambles Store, South
Lyon.
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LIMESTONE-SLAG
P l y m o i i t i i R o a d between
TOP
Start at s s s o .
and
CRAB-GRASS
CONTRACTORS
453-6300
One Hour A i n i r
'A ACfe L o t s
Weed
SEED
Redferd, M i c h . - D e t r o i t Suhiirli
With
WEDO,
&
STOP AT WHITE BARREL
R O T O T I L L E R , Gambles, South Lyon,
phone G E 8-8551.
H17tfc
. S 1 . 9 5 up
E. R.'s WESTERN
FERTILIZERS
A U C T I O N
8
INC.
6i|0 S t a r k w a t l i e f
and H O N E T
rooms or any type of l i g h t manu-
TO A L L S O U T H L Y O N H E R A L D S U B S C R I B E R S
F e l t Hats
SLEEPING R O O M , private bath entrance,
parkinE. Near business section. F I 9 - 3 0 M .
C R O P L i i N D , 74 a c r e s . . ' l u i e M i i e a n d C u r r l e R d . $8.00 per a c r e or shares. K e 29546.
$3.50
F O R S Y T H I A
M A Y
R e d s and Others
personal services, office show
Horse Hair P a d s
b e t w e e n H a g g e r t y and S e e l e y R d s .
A P P L E S - N o f t l i e r n Spys, Steele
one hour awoy, you may
Ski-Skote.
&
t
T O O L i DIE M A K E R - Must have 10! 195C FORD - Four new U r e s . $85. 349years experience. Day shift. Permanent [ 5280,
U N F U R N I S H E D upper apt., heat and hot position. Age: to 65 years. F u l l blue- j
water included, centrally located. F I 9- c r o s s blue-shield plan paid. Pensionplan. j
024G after 5 p . m .
Paid Hfe Insurance. P a i d sickness and ac-1
ddent plan. To three weeks vacation, i
5,000 s q . ft. B U I L D I N G for lease In N o v i ; Contact M r . F . Graves, O A S B c a r h i g
on G r . R i v e r . Zoned for hidustrlal or j Co., Whitmore Lake, Michigan. A n equal
c o m m e r c i a l . A l l utilitlesfurnlshed. A v a i l - - opportunity employer.
able Now. 349-47-14.
H18-19CX
14.9 ile.st L i b e r t ) St.
13919 H a g j e r t y
E G G
40S81 S i x M i l e
r
1 2 - H e i p
T H R E E - R O O M apartment. Stove and r e
frigerator furnished. Couple only. 616
Oakland at Baseline road.
R U M m C E S A L E , St. Joseph's A l t a r So
ciety. May 8th. 9 to 2, Church H a l l . M a r
garet W i l l i a m s . -137-2-159.
H17-18
349-4456
g M a y t a g ' 'Halo of H e a t " E l e c t r o n i c D r y
e r - Model D E - 5 0 0 . C l o s e out. $189.95.
e
2 R O O M FURNISHED apt. 149 E . Main,
Northville.
& HEATING SUPPLY
WILL B E OPEN THRU MAY
A T T E N T I O N : Industrial L a n d P u r
enjoy four s e a s o n r e c r e a
tion.
IN N O R T H V I L L E - N O V i - W i X O M A N D
Hills
mmAN
termites:'?
Protect your home from termites. F o r
hiformatlon call South Lyon Lumber C o .
Phnnn r,R 7 - S 3 n
Htfc
..0231
(
R U M M G E i BAKE Sale. A l s o v H U g e i
store. On F r i d a y , May 7, 9 a . r a . - 8 p . m . i
and Saturday, May B, 9 a.m.-4 p.m. St..
Matthews ladles league at 861 NorUi P o n tlac t r a i l (at railroad) in Walled Lake. '
FLOWiR PLAHTS HiRE -THE
v
Rent
9-Wanted
GET
n
N E A R S A L E M : 15 a c r e s for corn, large
pasture. Near New Hudson: U r g e liay
field, 7 a c r e s of corn, 13 acres barley.
L a r c o acreage for oats, soybeans, po
tatoes etc. Your terms. NO 5-8194 or
FI 9-0305.
H18CX
D R Y F I R E P L A C E wood, any length slab
wood at m i l l . 55. FI 9-2367.
tf
5 / 8 " Curl! Straps
5 R O L L S R O O F I N G . B i c y c l e s , most s i z e s .
D i c k L y k e , 218 W. L i b e r t y , South L y o n .
G E 8-3491.
H18p
IX Special Purchase - Beige Nylon tweed
carpet by F a m o u s maker. $4.95 per
ai-yd.
50H ORCHARD
sold this wock. Located
o
8 - F o f
Miscellony
CI.NDEns for drlveuays and parking lofs;
seasoned fireplace wood. G L 3-1921.
FISHING L I C E N S E S , Trout stamps and
money orders. 4 Hp. B r i g g s and Stratton
enelnes $34.95. Stone's Gamble, N o r t h
ville.
A N T I Q U E • wardrobe, place for hanging
clothes a l s o 2 d r a w e r s . Wonderful f o r g u a
cabhiet. Phone G E 8-3466.
H165fc
S A T U R D A Y
beou-
Sole
F U L L E R BRUSH products. South Lyon
and Immediate vli-iniiy. M r s . E l m e r ( V i r j l n l a ) Everett. Dial 437-2G02.
H13tfc
15 ft. P E N N - Y O N B O A T , windshield, con
t r o l s , llchts with 10 hp evlnrude or 40 hp
M e r a i r v . C a l l M A 4-2966 after 4.
S:
10-6--I F A R M S T Y L E ferUllix-r 50 lb. bag
S1.69 - Stone's Gamble, Northville.
F O R D 5 ft. heavy duty Rotary mower,
good h i rough g r a s s , c o m , wlieat, etc.
Excellent condWoE. 349-2039.
Maytag super Highlander Automatic
" Washer, model 302- C l o s e out. $239.50
Out
T h e last of t h e s e
C
IF YOU'D like to help your local Kiwanls
club help otlK-rs, donate those rummage
items In the basement or attic today. G E
-2-110 or G E 3-.1411,
G E 7-2607, Ray Rose, 327 N. Lafayette,
South Lyon.
H18-2ICX
S T A R T Y O U R G A R D E N NOW
M O T H E R ' S D A Y w c l a l , red and white
magnolias hi hud, ?2 4 $3. D i g your owii.
A l s o sprcadhiE and miriEht yews 2 4 3
ft. $ 3 . B r h i g shovel and coQtahier. HIII
View N i w s c r y , 23417 Novi road between
9 and 10 M i l e roads. 343-2811.
BROKER
42"romiaeJtensiootabIswith4chalrs
M o d e r n walnut with phistic top. Was
$129.35 now $99.95.
y
•64 N U R L E T T E moWl home 12 x 53 - '
A U T O batteries, tires and accessories.
excellent condition; 21
M.âdortrook,
Gambles, South Lyun.
H41tfc
Country Estates, phone 437-7123.
H18-19CX
T A P E R E C O R D E R and 16 m m . sound
projector service, a l l makes. FI 3-2G37.
F L O W E R i V E G E T A B L E plants, Arthur
23577 No;-l road.
37tf
B . Woodraansee, 439 Reese, South Lyon.
Phone G E 8-42G-1.
H18-19p
12 T R A Y S and 2 cabinets of addressoSraph plates. FI 5-1700.
-IGtf
G A R D E N PLOWING, have own equipment,
C H I L D ' S SWING set, baby c r i b . FI 9-
7 4 0 " Drop leaf ext. table with 4 side
c h a i r s , chmasion maple fhiish b y H e y w o o d - W a k e f l e l l Was $223.95 now
$189.50.
CHlCICEN AMD GOOSE effiS, w i l l hatch.
Whlie e m d e r s aod hsuity r o o s t e r s . F I 93341.
L o n p h o r 2 to 5 Sunday.
/-For
C O M P L E T E maternity u-ardrobe, like new j
s i z e 11-12. 437-2465.
HlScx I
F U R N A C E A-1 condition. Cheap427-3130.
25123 Plymoiith R d . , D e f r o l l .
G 4 2 " round extension table with four
mates chairs, d n a a m o o maple by Heywood-Wakefleld. Was $237.50 bow
$199.50.
L A T E S E E D P O T A T O E S $3 a hag. Fen
left. 55555 West 12 M i l e , New Hudson.
43fi-8255.
meat
3 A c r e s , 4 b e t J r o o m , VA b a t h s
Nofthvllle
,
W A L L T E N T u-ltli floor, l a r j e screened
windows, 10 X 12, excellent condition SG5.
Hl8fx'
349-9920.
WILD
S T R A W B E R R Y P L A N T S for sale. 47671
W. l O M i l e . F I 0-33a8.
3-1250
Miscellany
P I L E IS S O F T aiid lofty .... c o l o r s retain |
h r i l l a n c e ^n carpets cleaned m i l l B l u e !
L u s t r e . Rent e l e c t r i c sttampoocr $ l . D a n - ;
c e r s . South Lj-on.
HlBcx ;
Produce
SALEM REALTY
J u s t completed, p r o f e s s i o n a l l y
Sole
4 - 6.50 X 13 USED T I R E S $25. Casings
perfect, tread good. C a l l F I 9-1153.
B . P . W . R U M M A G E S A L E , Sat., M a y 15,
9:00 a . m . at 111 N . Lafayette, SouUi L y o n
formerly Harold's T . v .
H18-I9a
VE-fi-B591
3 4 9 - 4 0 3 0
I 4 0 ' x l 4 2 ' . 53.700. T e r m s .
H-CtNTM
HASENAU
7 - J o r
S H R U B B E R Y $1 and $2, Evergreen h-ees
$2. 41805 11 M i l e road, N o v i .
. 3 0 " while deccratorbachelorchestand
* open bookcase top by D i i i e . Was
$119.90 now $69.50.
e
W l i l l W i l W I i l M M M B M B M
I I
N E W N I M R O D camphig h-allers for rent
by weekend or week. Phone 474-2240.
1963 A M E R I C A N Homecrest mobile home
completely furnished. $4500. Country E s tales, 34 H l U c r c s t . G E 7-2724. C a l l f i r s t -
3 6 " Buffet Mid open Hutch top In d n 3 namon maple fhilshhyHeywood-Waiiefleld. Was $189.95 DOW $159.95
BR-3-0223
First
and Fairbrook.
KIND
2 4 8 " Buffet and opeh hutch t o p h i c i n a a mon maple finish by Heywood-Waitefleld. Was $239.95 now $199.50.
M o i l e l : 13940 E v e f E f e e n
refriger
Only 536,000.
3 LOTS.
from 5 8 , 9 0 0 . Y o u r lot or o u r s .
dish
A
1961 A L L - S T A T E motor b U e , C0CC. E I ceUent condldon. C a l l C R 4-7099.
152" Buffet and Open Hutch top h i an
tiqued knotty pine by L i n k - T a y l o r . Was
$ 2 9 9 . 9 5 . N o w - $249.95.
B r i c k t r i - l e v e l or 3 bedroom r o n c h -
at
3 0 x 6 0 s p r i n g fed p o n d . B u i l t
ELLIS
Y o u
porch,
3-car
oven cooking units,
washer
G i v e
screened
brecrewoy,
garage, built-in
tached
ator,
outside
large
enclosed
Management Broker
room w i t h
T R A C T O R WITH mower blade plow, c u l
tivator, c a r r y - a l l and disc also 2-wheel
t r a i l e r . F I 9-1755.
SPECIALS
2 1.''2 a c r e l o t , 3 b e d r o o m s , 1 ] / ' .
baths, family
D E S K , ghlss top. 349-
OF
KE-7-3640 - KE-7-2699
home
Hills
ONE
3 4 9 - 4 0 3 0
C & L HOMES, INC.
535,900.00.
Beautiful
OFFICE
F O R D 8-N T a c t o r . Good condition. Phone
438-8257.
H18
L A R G E OAK dining-room set, s m a l l ma
ple dlnlng sot. Simons single bed daven
p o r t B o x springs and mattress shigle
bed on met:U frame. 349-2757.
c a s t of Pontioc T r a i l . E x c e l l e n t
buy
C O B B
ft., c e r a m i c t i l e , 2 0 ' l i v .
m i l e s of Detroit. M o d e l and
F u l l price 517,000.
USED
0170.
20801 Westvlew
3 bedroom quality hullt B r l c k Ranch
1. Modern kltchen with a U b o l l t - h i s
2. F a m i l y room with floor to c e l l l i i g
flreplace.
3. Sewing room for Mother.
4. Utility room h i r e a r of 2 c a r at
tached garage.
ing r n . W i l l b u i l d w i t h i n 50
65 A c r e s o n S i x M i l s R d . j u s t
FULL
K r r C H E N SINK, double porcelahi, a l l flxtures. Best offer. C a l l after 5:00 p . m . FI
9-0676.
572.81 Month p l u s t a x e s
2 2 9 H i g h St. V e r y n i c e
s a Y E A R C R I B , one year c r i b , l a t h i nette, buggy, s t r o l l e r , hjfaat seat, jump
seat, fecdhig table. $50 for a l l . F I 91273.
M A Y T A G A U T O M A T I C v n s h e r , goodcondiUoD. $50. c a l l 343-3075.
511,400
and fenced lot. 523,900.
A U T O batteries, a r e s and a c c e s s o r i e s .
Gamhlea, South Lyon.
H16tfc
SARATOGA"
loft.
landscoped
16' S T A R C R A F T alumlnum host, 40 hp
e l e c t r i c start Evinrade motor, controls.
Converiihle too. bunk seats. Complete wiUi
heavy duty T i l t - B e d t r a i l e r . 437-1214. 629
West C r e s t Lane, South Lyon.
S O F A BED C O U C H ; never used cost $120
W i l l take half. 3 chest drawers, $5, $8,
$10. 53305 G r a n d R i v e r , near New Hud
son. 437-7833.
Soudi Lyon
GE-7-513I
"THE
F O R D A N D hiteriiatlonal farm equipment
10 good coadldon. Suliahle for s m a l l o p e r a i o r . A l s o young stock and feeder p i g s .
Phone 437-2120.
HlStfc
LETZRING
A HOME F O R Y O U
121 South L a k e .St.
2-car garage. N i c e l y
lie
H .
9-1630
h
Miscellany
T H E R E ' S A G I R L without shoes, a hoy
with only a shigle, torn shirt. Woo't you
help us help boys and g i r l s Hire these?
Give us your rummage and w e ' l l put
s m i l e s on young faces. Klwanls Rummage.
G E 7-2410 or G E 8-4411.
A P T . S I Z E refrigerator$20; twhiheds?50;
Sewing cabljiet $5; couch and chair $25.
437-2074.
H18
IN " 6 5 "
Avenue.
Sale
F A R M I M P L E M E N T S : disc, g r a i n d r i l l ,
portahle mangle. Reasonable, hay h a l e r , corn p i c k e r , phone G E 8-8251.
H17-19a
GOOD USED
3 4 9 - 4 0 3 0
lot o n B e t h a n y j u s t
Reed
7 - F o r
S a l e j i o u s e h o l d
C 7 S J - B 0 Y C h a i r s hoth modern and C o l
onial. L a r g e aelecdonCoIoulalUviDgroom
and dhdng room furnlhire. J o e r h i ' s Home
F u r n . , 666 E . HurOB. St., M i l f o r d . Two
b l o c k s West of iMWlhigalley. . H l 5 - l 8 a
at office.
55,300.00.
No Down Payment
6 - F o r
ESTATE
toched garoge. Interior photos
goroge and
north o f Seven M i l e R o o d , near
$7,150
r
US F O R
REAL
basement. Modern k i t c h e n . A t -
Northville Golf C l u b . 150x175.
$ 6 0 per
Estate
end a half 2-bedroom home. F u l l
L o c a t e d on
outdoor g r i l l . S35,000.
831 P e n n i m a n
349-5270
Sale - Real
K-ctma
9850 W. Seven M i l e R o o d . 6.5
WosT S e v e n M i l e r o o d i o s t
S T A R K
- For
a c r e s of land in c o u n t r y . Story
landscaped
ZERO D N . -
a
3
Estate
c a r g a r a g e on l a r g e n i c e l y l a n d
MILE
V o r i e t y of H o m e s
l
Real
7 ROOM HOUSE, 3 bedrooms, large newly sprnTET PIANO - L e o B i r d made \rr C r t n remodeled kitchen, close to schools and e l l s . Excellent condition. J350. 474-1246.
50
shopping, 2 car garage. 80x120 lot. Phone
FI 0-1132.
51 U P H O L S T E R E D R o c k e r s and c l i a h s from
J29.95. Gambles, South Lyon.
HSOtJc
s c a p e d lof. O n l y 5 2 3 , 9 0 0 .
OF
Some pmts. l e s s than rent
B
Sale
ranch. F a m i l y room, fireplace, 2-
ACRE
EDGE
V.A. REPOSSESSED
O u r
3
Estate
v i l l e . Very nice 3 bedroom brict
IN A R E F I N E D R U R
3 4 9 - 4 0 3 0
A D S
Real
4 7 1 4 1 S. C b i g w i t i d e n i n N o r t h
GEneva
W A N T
HILLS
Full
The Senior-Parent T r i p Club eitends
3 . 4 0 "^mpp^N-CMTIR
a b i g tlank you to the merchants for their
gifts, to the parents who helped and to
SUiLOINGSITE
everyone who contributed In any way maJtVacant 2 lots on C a l d w e l l .
Ing our May Day Carnival a success.
H i s a 39-1' frontage. Ideal for open ty-pe basement
of b l - l c v e l , S7,000.
60 X102 ft lot overlooking ravine, $2,000.
3 - F o r Sale Real
Estate.
225 X 220 X 128 J 310 pie shape i n esB Y OWNER - -1 bdrm., paneled family t.-ibllshea Sub. $5500.
room with fireplace, dining room, built318 X 150 X 250 close to Walnut Lake i n
in oven and range. B i - I e v e l . $17,000. Bloomfleld Township. A l l custom homes
Phone 349-3463.
In this area.
Sale
NORTHVILLE
C U S T O M B U I L T R A N C H HOME
PRIVATE
H i l l s Just
L o t s start
c a l l . . . . FI
I w l s h l o thank aH my friends and
neighbors for cards, flowers and many
l e t s of idndness and for food sent In
ifter my return home. Pastor Sprad.hig for calls. Baptist church for bcauilai Easter L i l y and tfielr prayers, F r e d
::asterUiie and son and family for their
.'althfulness. M r s . Anna WTiite
O U R
3 - F o r
ROAD.
A n appreciative thack you to M r s . L u e l l a Nephew for her (Tift and to M r s . ;Vibert Read and M r s . Marion Render.'orthe
toys donated to the House ot Jack a n d J i l l .
H18CX
USE
Estate
EDENDERRY
VENIENCE
..is o l .iVprll 19 I u-11! no longer be em
ployed at Tony's B a r b e r Shop. Many
thanks to a l l tlie people over tin. past
years for their support. Startir-e M i y 1
I Mill be associated '-iltli Ted's Barber
Shop, Brlctiton. I would like to personally
Invite a l l my eld friends to meet me at
this location. 1 v l l l be v o r k l c j from 2-C
p.m. Tuesday ttiroufh F r i d a y and a l l day
Saturday.
Paul K o i a k
Hlflci
R e a l
NEWS
A
X
T
GARDEN
CE-8-4721
Journeyman
O
N
5 8 7 A n n A r b o r Trail
•453-6250
DIE
S
CENTER
Wilson
Mower
43375 i : Mile nr. Nov! Rd.
MAKER
A l l tiruudfl cx[i(M iftict;,
'.{(.•(Jfly work.
6 .
E.
' 5 9 D e S o t o Wagon
$250
'59 Ford
S295
'59 Chevrolet
$350
M I L L E R
northville
C
dodge
- A P P L Y Phone
3 4 9 - 1 1 <4
8 A T H E Y MFG. CO.
100 S. M i l l
Piyiiiouih
127 H U T T O N
NORTHVILLE
FI-9-0G60
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The N O R T H V I L L E R E C O R D - N O V I
e
r
M
e
NEWS
e
t
H
e
r
C O M E D Y
e
C O R N E R
L
1 5 -
For S a l e - A u t o s
15-For Sole
Autos
1 8 - B u s i n e s s Services
,
18-Business
Services
J 8 -
Business
Services)
PUnCIIASI.N'G I.iild ciia!r:u:ts al lilscount.
P..UNTI.NG and Decoratlne, Interior SEWING Machine 4 Vacuum sweeper ex
FI 3-2642 .oiler 5 p.m.
52 and exterior. Also wall wastiinir. RoyJIoI- pert service. Specializing on Eleclrolui
lis. Pli. FI 0-31GG.
26tfj and Klrby parts and service. All other
PKOFESSIO.V^L givine limited p.'-ivnie ana j
malces. Vacuum sweeper hoses exchang
scml-prlrale Eni^llsti insxas al a--li.cilvcHOTG-TILLER
;
RENTAL. You buy Scott's ed »1th your useable hose ends $4.95.
M A N Y
M A N Y
boardlaB stable.-;. 3.rj-!Ej7.
Lam prod-jcts. We apply them free.Spc-l F! 0-1015.
Htfc
cbl 50f per liour off regular rental price.
I.NTE.RIOR i EXTERIOR palnUnr. First ; Stone's Gamble, .Northville.
LIGHT HAULING - 3-19-5758.
class work. VA -1-3320.
D o l l a r s
a r e
S A V E D
CHAIN SAW RENTAL, power nke rental STUD SERVICE resisteredAmerlcanSadT.yLORING - Ladio.-;', men's eIoi!ies, (thatch remover). Special 50? per houroH dle horse. A show horse, easy rider. Fee
alleri-d. F.-nnk Kis.':. CE V-:"C. SC50 rcpilar rental price. Stone's Gamble, $50 or one chance 525. AtGC80SheldonRd.
Rii.-ihton road .near 12 mile.
!il8p Northville.
Whilmore LaJce, phone AC 7--I-lll after 6
i n
t h e
C o u n t r y
COOPERATrV'E-IC i-jmiiiace sale May 7 CARPENTER work, roueh, (Inlsh, shlngl. p.m. Wm. D. McDoKild, Mauacer. Ed EhHl7-19p
In 0 - Q a.m. to 5.-30 p.m. Wheeler Fire inc. noorinc. Phone .138-8036. .A. Allan, nls. owner.
Htfc MATTRESSES 4 BOX springs, stauoard
"EGGS ARE CHEAPER IN THE COUNTRY, House near Mlddlebt.lt. CraJid River. Top
quiility morchandisf. - roci; bottom pric
and odd sizes ot best grade material. See
MILK IS CHEAPER IN THE COUNTRY,
es. Free coflee.
our retail showroom at Six Mile and EarUSE
OUR
SUTTER IS CHEAPER IN THE COUNTRY."
harl road. Tim miles west of Pontbc
PL\STERI^•G - cellinss. rooms, addlTrail. Adam Hock Bedding Co. Telephone
WANT
ADS
tions, repair work. FI 9-2603.
tf
GE 8-3855, South Lyon,
tf
ini so are G S W USED CARS at
UPHOLSTERY done. 25'i discount. Free
estimates anytime, samples shown in
home. Can GL3-3890orGL3-8363. 23tf
i y
wait? Drive a naroaio HOW!
SPANN'OS TILE COMPANY ceramic Hie
B e g l i n g e r O l d s a n d
C a d i l l a c
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In elaborating Crupi said that
its area.
" 9 4 - S 7 % " of the village covers
At the present time, the village the township. This percentage of
Is r e ^ n s l b l e for a l l the upkeep local residents pay taxes to both
of fire fighting equipment and the village and township.
doles out salaries for the fire of
But he viras critical of the " 3 ficers and wages for the volun
6%'' who are merely In the town
teers.
A l l the township pays Is the ship and reap the benefits with
Insurance on the fire equipment. out contributing to the tax cof
He was out of the council
Crupi claimed that some parts fers.
chamber about five minutes.
of the township "are getting a l l
He will bring the subject up
When he rehirned he address the services and not paying for again Tuesday night at a regular
ed the councU and said: " F r o m them."
now uh thu ih-b deparhcent l s
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theirs. They don't want to talte
on pro-ration expenses."
Crispi believed that one unit of
government should own all the
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fire equipment, for example, and
the other should be charged for
Cost of running the village Is coming from sales tax, court sy over fire protection erupted
going up but the taxpayers will fines and fees and state highway (see story on this page).
be paying the same five mills allocations.
Councilman Donald Young said
again for the 1965-66flscalyear.
Last year total revenue antici that It wlU take roughly $81,000
Council officially adopted the pated was $222,771.
to maintain the village-township
new budget Monday nlgM. In
In the out-going column, big hall and run the police and fire
come and expenditures are peg Items are administrative ex departments,
ged at $244,080.
He figured that the village
penses $66,396; police depart
On the In-coming side of the ment $64,200 and fire depart should receive "anywhere from
$2,500 to $5,000 a year" from
ledger, the village anticipates ment $11,950.
$70,080 from property taxes with
It was during the review of the the township to cover services
the remainder of the revenue annual budget that the controver rendered.
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Remodeling ond Repairs
Block, Brick and Stone
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Novi, Michigan, Thursday, May, 13, 1965
GARDNER MUSIC STUDIO
IRWIN KINNE
447 iiesl Laiie, South Lyon
Phone GE-7-78Gi
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"We hope the dinner will be a tor will show off their products. from 6-8 p.m. Monday through
"And we expect a few more Thursday. On Thursday - educa
success."
In addition,
she
said a displays to be put up before Mon tion day - Stewart said the whole
"friend's" table will be set up day," Stewart said.
school will be open for public in
for residents who don't belong to
Residents can see tlie displays spection in the evening.
any local organizations.
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After the dinner, a dance school
from Farmington will perform.
"We hope everyone gets to the
junior high school to see the local
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industrial d l q i l a y s , " said P r i n
cipal Sam Stewart.
Perkins Engine, which Is lo
cated on Wixom road in the v i l
lage, will exhibit its "one m i l
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lionth engine."
At the same time, Stewart
Wixom, the smaUest commua- for the tour.
said, U-Haul, Harrawood Jeep,
At 6:30 p.m. a buffet dinner for
Strieker Paint, General Filters, Ity in the area. Is planning a
BIG agenda for Michigan Week. 80 will be served at the Aunt
Paragon Bridge & Steel, Inter
lake Windows and Michigan Trac
The city will kickoff
the Jemima Pancake house sponsor
state's annual celebration with a ed by the chamber of commerce.
On Tuesday the "Wixom Thun
dance Saturday night at the UAW
hall on Wixom road across from derbird Special" WiU highball to
Lansing, leaving the city at 9
the Ford plant.
The Wixom Goodfellows are a.m. Wixom elementary young
sponsoring the dance from9p.m. sters, guests of local Industry,
to 1 a.m. Tickets can be pur will go to the state capitol and
are expected to see Governor
chased from anyGoodfeUow.
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City officials will roU out the Romney and be recognized on
red carpet Mond.iy during may the floor of the legislature.
"Others Interested in cUmbor's exchange day. This year
Wixom was paired with Elk Rap- ing aboard can make arrange
10c Per Copy, $4.00 Per Year In AfJvonce
Ids located on Grand Traverse ments by calling 624-4557,"
said M r s . Thorsberg. A nomi
Bay.
Elk Rapids President Ward nal fee will be charged.
John Lutz, a local business
Babcock, Superintendent of PubUc UUUtles Clark Bratschi and man, dreamed up the trip. The
PoUce Chief Herbert Breaman C & 0 will provide the train.
A tour of the Ford plant i s
WlU come to Wixom. They wlU
be accompanied by their wives. on tap Wednesday foUowed by a
Wixom Mayor Wesley McAtee tea at the city hall. A resume
and Councilman Oscar Simmons of local firms will be sent to
and their wives will travel to every resident.
A program extoUlng Michi
Elk Rapids.
Meantime, Mayor Pro-Tem gan Is set for Thursday from
Howard Coe and Howard Hend- 2-3 p.m. at the WLxom elemen
rian, president of the Wixom tary school. The pubUc Is In
Chamber of Commerce, wIU vited. Principal Miss Ethel Mug
greet the visiting dignatarles. ler said the program Is under
At 9:30 a.m. Monday a wel the direction of M r s . Louise
council meeting and will advocate fire departments. He said we have coming ceremony wIU be staged Bradsher.
"Wixom - The Past, Present
that the council turn over the de never paid a fair share."
at the city haU on Pontiac T r a l L
Bachert termed Crupl's action Bret Tate and Carla Smith, king ând Future'' will be viewed F r i partment to the township.
On the other side of the hassle, " a surprise."
and queen of the local clean-up, 'day during heritage day. M r s .
Novl Township Supervisor Hadpalnt-up
and fix-up campaign, Paul DePodesta i s planning a
" A few months ago Emery
ley Bachert admitted that "we Jacques, the township attorney
wlU present flowers to the of historical d l ^ l a y at the ele
haven't got any money in our and Howard Bond, the village at ficials' wives from Elk Rapids. mentary school from 1-3 p.m.
Cookies and lemonade wlU be
budget to run the fire depart torney, set out to smooth out our
Afterwards, a tour of the mu
ment."
nicipal buUdIng and a "Meet the served.
differences," Bachert said.
A " B i g Day for K i d s " I s b l U Wixom People" coffee hour i s
Bachert said that Crupi entered
ed for Saturday, M r s . Thors
slated.
He said that Crupi's plan was
the township board meeting and
berg said. A bicycle parade wUl
"started talking about the town unexpected because of the agree
Said Donna T h o r * e r g , deputy begin at the elementary school
ment
"to
work
out
our
problems.
ship taking over the police and
city clerk and Michigan Week and proceed to the city haU.
ch!iirm;1n: "Everyone i s Invited
to stop In and share some coffee
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The king and queen of clean
and frlendUness.
up week wIU be featured and
the same floor the township board
was conducting Its monthly meet
ing.
After reviewing the budget, es
pecially the portions dealing with
the operation of the village hall
and police and fire departments,
Crupi adjourned the bearing to
have a word with township of
ficials.
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biO<irTi»«n...
with Eoiope-hoQiHl.Jean D « y ~
' Newcomers Coinef......
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Detroit Edison will re-route pro
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around the city.
AS it stands now, Edison ap
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tall towers and run them through
the city. They would be erected
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He was referring to the "3-6'
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the township and don'tpay a "fair
share" for local services.
It was brought out that the v i l
lage foots nearly the entire bUl
l o r keeping up the villagetownship hall.
AU the township covers Is the
Insurance on the building.
During the remainder of the
day, there wUl be a luncheon and
tour at the Ford assembly plant
and the visitors will view Wix
om from the air.
HoUoway Construction C o m - !
pany Is providing a heUcopter
two basebaU games will be play
ed at the Wixom field behind
city hall.
HoUoway Construction Is pro
viding free hot dogs and pop for
a l l youngsters again tWs year,
M r s . Thord)erg said.
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'58 Cadillac 4-Doof Haidtop. Full power. Air conditioning.
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Maybe he has cooled off today
but Village President Joseph
Crupi was a little hot under the
collar Monday night about the op
eration of the fire department.
He felt thatNovltownsWpIsnot
paying " a fair share" In running
the fire unit.
Consequently, he Indicated that
the village should forsake the de
partment and "Jiand It over to the
township."
His actloif regarding the de
partment came in the wake of a
brief - iind apjj.irentl> lieated discussion with township of
ficials.
The council was weighing the
196S-66 budget in Us chamber
on the second floorof the villagetownship hall. In another room on
DISCING
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ttie Wall Street Journal, 4:00 p.m., April 29,1965.
'64 Pontiac Grand Prix. Doubie power. R&H. WW. 2 to choose.
1,038,461 JAPANESE YEfj
'64 Pontiac Catalina Coupe. Double power. R&H. WW. 3 to choose.
863.30 ENGLISH FOUNDS
'64 Buick LeSabre 4-Door Hardtop. Double power. R&H. WW.
14,117 HONG KONG DOLLARS
'64 Pontiac Catalina Vista. Double power. R&H. WW.
119,077 BELGIAN FRANCS
'64 Dodge Poiara 500 Coupe. Big engine. 4-speed. R&H. New
2,373 CANADIAN DOLLARS
whites.
'63 Chevrolet Super Sport Coupe. 327 V8. Power glide. Power
7.600 WEST GERMAN MARKS
sleeting. R&H. WW.
'63 Pontiac Catalina Vista. Double power. R&H. WW.
25,000 MEXICAN PESOS
'63 Pontiac Tempest Coupe. Straight stick. Heater.
7.601 DANISH KRONE
'62 Pontiac Bonneville Vista. Double power. R&H. WW.
7,352 FRENCH FRANCS
'62 Pontiac Catalina 4-Dr. Double power. R&H. WW. 2 to choose.
5,403 KOLUND GUILDERS
'62 Chevrolet Biscayne Wagon, i cyl. stick. R&H. m.
750,000 iTALiAN LIRA
"61 FonJ Faiflane 2-Door. 6 cyl. stiisk. Heater.
14,326 PORTUGESE ESCUDO
'El Pontiac Tempest Wagon. 6 cyl. stick. R&H. WlfV.
499.32 SOUTH AFRICAN RANDS
'60 Mercury Monterey 2-Dr. Doubie power. R&H. WH. Sharp.
249.46 iRAC DINAR
'60 DeSoto Adventiiref Coupe. Double power. R&H. WiW. Sharp.
Firsr Class laying, sanding,
finishing, old and new floors.
Own power. Free estlmaies.
Work guaranteed.
K. BARSUHN
Ph. GE-8-3602, if no answer
cull EL-G-5762 collect
George Lockhart
Wagon. Auh). PS. PB. R&H. WW.
'62 Ford Galaxie 500 XL Con
vertible. Auto. PS. R&H, WW.
Sparkling burgundy. Black
Vinyl interior. ^ ] 5 2 5
9|c We will accept the American dollar equivalent.
FLOOR S A N D I N G
PLOWING &
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Expense Review Sparks
Fire Department Hassle
CASH LOANS
Up To Sl.DOD.DO
'S3 Mercury Monterey 4-Door HT.
Breereway. Auto. PS. PB. Heater,
WW. Beautiful gold finish. Gold
Interior.
$ 1 7 4 5 .
'S3 Mercury Convertible. Auto,
PS. P.B. R&H. WW. Coral finish.
All Vinyl interior Sharp.
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'63 Comet Custom 2-D05r Sedan.
Auto. R&H. 170 engine. WW. Gold,
red, black interior.
$ 1 1 9 5 .
P O N T I A C
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$ 1 1 9 5
'61 Chevrolet Biscayne 4-Door
Sedan, R&H. 6 cyl. Rebuilt
motor, Clean car. Beige tinlsh.
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In the afternoon the party will
Novi Council President Jo
seph Crupi and Councilman Dean tour Paragon Bridge & Steel,
Lenllelser will venture to Lapeer. Perkins Engine and other points
Councilman Donald Young will of Interest.
A smorgasbord "community"
act as official host for the v i l
banquet will be staged at 6 p.m.
lage.
Lapeer officials will arrive at at the community building on Novi
the village hall at 9 a.m. Monday road. Mrs. Harris said that many
and be introduced to village and local organizations wlUpartlcipate.
township officials.
They Include the Novi farm
A full itinerary i s scheduled.
At 10:30 a.m. the party will bureau, board of commerce, Releave the village hall and go to bekah's, school board, police and
the junior high school to view fire departments, planning board,
the displays set up by local i n township board, and Methodist
and Baptist churches.
dustry and businesses.
M r s . Harris emphasized that
Echo Valley and Orchard Hills
subdivision will be visited at 11 "everyone who plans to attend
a.m. followed by a stop at Bash- the potluck dinner should bring
ian's orchards and lunch at the a passing dish and dinner ser
vice for themselves.
Rosewood restaurant.
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R&H. WW. Dark blue finish.
a
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and
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COMPACT
C U R I O U S
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'64 Mercury Monterey 2-Door
HT Fastback. Aifto. PS. PB.
R&H. WVV. White with reil vi
nyl interior. 5,000 mile tactory warranty left.
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'63 Pontiac Cataiina Z-Uam HarHtop. Automatic.
Power steering. Power iiraites, R&H,
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lor.
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KOCIAN
SEWER and WATER
COME OUT AND CHECK!!
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"We want to maice people iIl the
community letter acquainted with
one another."
This i s the goal of Mrs. Flor
ence Harris, chairman of Michi
gan Weelc activities In Novl.
A community dinner is slated
for next Monday night to bring lo
cal residents "closer together,"
M r s . Harris said.
Novl will be host to Lapeer of
ficials during mayor's exchange
day. Lapeer Mayor Wellington
Rowden afid Councilman George
Farrand will be here Monday.
Rowden Is a florist and has
headed local government in L a
peer for 21 years. Farrand, an
Investment counselor, has been
sitting on the council for 12
years.
FINEST
474-1968
p
Services
SHARPEMNG saws and other edged tools,
scissors, sharpened free vrith hand saws.
No better worlt at any price. 326 Pennell
Street. Northville.
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CARPET
a
1 9 - S p e c i a l Notices
WANTED: People to attend Mikado pre
sented by (he Northi-lile hich srhnol clioir
Northrtlle high school auditorium, 8 p.ra'
May 6-7-8.
5j'
After this date, I »1H not be responsible
for any debts contracled by any one other
than myself.
Harold W. Van Slfkle, Jr.
Ill7-19cx
ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS meets Tuesday and Friday evenlnes. Call CL 3-1579
or Fl 3-lIl3. Vour call kepi confldenUal.
i^SIl
FI?KE fireplace wo,>d. You cm. Hjtrid red
worms. Year i-oiind sunplv. Native trees,
.•spring .-uid tall. Fl a-llGH.
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A R T H U R
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g
1
0
Arthur Heslip i s bowing out
as a member of the Novl Board
of Education.
I
Heslip told the News he Is not
seeking office again In the June
14 election. His present term
expires June 30.
"It's about time for me to
retire," Heslip remarked. "I've
been on the board long enough."
He was named to the Novl
board In 1956 after the Durfee
District was consolidated. Heslip
served as president of the Dur
fee board.
Since sitting on the local board,
Heslip has been elected president
three times. Currently he is a
trustee.
"I have always tried to do what
I thought was best," he said In
looking back on his long stay on
the board.
He runs a farm at 42680 Nine
Mile road in the village and he and
it|c wifo i(3V(» i-oisortmrtfviijenti,!! I
Y
e
a
r
s
eight sons and one daughter.
Trustee Russell Taylor's term
Is ending, too. But Taylor said
he Is stIU undecided about run
ning again. Taylor i s rounding
out his second term
School superintendent
Tom
Culbert said that only one resi
dent, Keith Branch, has taken
out nominating petitions for the
school board positions.
Branch resides at 43009 Eleven
mile road. He has four young
sters attending schools in the
district, Culbert said.
Petitions are still available
at the school board office In
Orchard
Hills school, 41900
Quince drive. Culbert said the
deadline lor filing there Is 4
p.m. Friday.
He reminded residents that
next Monday is the last day to
register for the school balloting
at the Novi township hall on Novl
r"?"?.
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d
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x
o
m
s
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n
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i
n
e
It takes people to make Mich
igan Week a success. AndlnNovi
and Wixom many residents and
businessmen have cooperated.
M r s . Florence H a r r i s heads
the state celebration in Novl.
Her co-chairman Is Leo Harra
wood.
Others on her working com
mittee are Gladys and AndyBurgess. Ken Bassett, Russell Tay
lor, Lee BeGole, Florence Wy
att, Hazel Baley, Florence Sentz,
Viola Groenenberg, Signa Mit
chell, Nesby Button, Mary
Grimes, Gladys E a r l , LlUIan
MlUer, Gertie Trotter, AUce Rltter, Mabel Ash and J e r r y Stipp.
Mrs. Donna Thordjerg Is the
general chairman in Wixom.
She has been assisted by John
Lutz, Mark PurceU, Sud Blatt,
Richard WeUs, David Carlson,
Lottie Chambers, Irene RoUo,
Minnie Greenlee, Ethel Mugler
and Winnie DePodesta.
s
O f f i c i a l s
course to the city limits.
Members of the council dis
cussed the problem Tuesday
night and would Uke to meet
soon with Edison representa
tives.
A change In the local zoning
ordinance i s forseen as a way to
afford the city a stronger voice
In settling the issue.
In modUylng one section of the
ordinance the city planning com
mission has suggested that
"overhead or underground lines
and necessary poles aiId towers
to be erected to service prlnlarIly those areas beyond the city
shall receive the review and ap
proval after a public hearing, of
thelxjard of appeals."
Crashes
;
AddltlonaUy, the board shall
consider "Injurious effects on
abutting property and the order
ly appearance of the city."
In altering another section the
planners said that no structure
should exceed 100 feet In height
"unless such structure has re
ceived review and approval of
the board of appeals."
B i k e
S a f e t y
A bicycle safety class for Wix
om youngsters wlU be held at
lO a.m. Saturday at the city hall
on Pontiac Trail. PatrolmanAIan
Prudhomme wUl conduct theses-slon.
M o v i n g
H e a d q u a r t e r s
REIGNING R O T A L T Y - K i n g and Queen of clean-up
week in Wixom-Bret Tate and Carla S m i t h - w i l l present the key to Uie city to v i s i t i n g ofricials from E l k
Rapids Monday morning. Both are kindergarteners at
Wixom elementary school. Bret i s the son of Mr. and
Mrs. George McCoUum and C a r l a is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Smith.
H e r e
City
M
Is General Motors invading
the area's Fordsvllle, the city
of Wixom?
In a way It Is.
Maypr Wesley McAtee has
announced that the G M prov
ing grounds In Mllford has do
nated about 200 feet of fenchig for the Little League ball
diamond behind the city ball.
This donation will lower the
cost for fencing the entire
field, McAtee pointed out.
R. Robinson of Wixom, who
iras selected to Install the fenc
ing, has agreed to deduct the
retail worth of the GM dona
tion from his total b i l l .
McAtee said that exact amount
of fencing needed for the field
WlU be determined this week.
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c
h
Michigan
i
g
a
Tractor
n
k
T
r
a
Machinery
c
Co.
t
is
J.
A.
F r o s t S r . , p r e s i d e n t of the
builfiing
NcVi
Monday
program
will
that
is
become
a
r
E
origina1
office
sinJcing its r o o t s deep i n N o V i .
announced
o
firm,
Michigan
and
that
Tractor's
"We
Was
Tractor
repair
road.
just
a year
opened
an
ago t h a t
18,000
anff s e r v i c e c e n t e r
General offices
are
Michigan
square
at
foot
24800 N o v i
now l o c a t e d i n
have
d
Frost
i
n
said.
g
Besides
Wi11 p r o v i d e s a l e s r o o m s
sold
center.
our
b u i l d i n g in
Detroit
spring,"
Frost said.
now,
but
the
firm
Frost
said
employs
the
30 i n the
number
Wi11
g r o w to 125 n e x t y e a l * .
Founded
the
in
distributor
1944,
Michigan
for
Caterpillar
Tractor
is
Tractors
i n the 1oWer p e n i n s u l a , c o v e r i n g 57
coun
ties.
Detroit.
Michigan
square
it
n
a n d e x p e c t to be s e t up i n N o v i e a r i y ne.xt
village
It
a
building.
space
Right
headquarters.
p
and another r e p a i r
second-stage
underWay
x
foot
Tractor
is
structure
adding
in
a
front
64,000
of
the
Gerald
LaFleche
is
p r e s e n t o p e r a t i o n i n the
in
charge
villjigc.
of
the

WIXOM ROAD NEAR 1-96

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