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Section Two — Page Six
Michigan Mirror
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for
The
Record
By B I L L S L I G E R
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V o l . 9, N o . 4 6 , 14 P a g e s , T w o S e c t i o n s
Novi,
Michigan, Thursday,
March
26,
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1964
. A n y b o d y else g o t s p r i n g f e v e r ?
NATIONAL
EDITORIAL
kS^cQ-TI^N
AS
I s t a y e d h o m e o n e a f t e r n o o n this w e e k w l l i l e
iny wife taught school and
recuperated
my daughter,
Sally,
frolrl a cold.
"Why, I don't
man, but I don't
today so you'll
cuse me if l sit
!lA'fir-l.1IAtE.<MEM3ER.-i
It w a s a bl-ight, s u n s h i n y d a y a n d as I sat at
the k i t c h e n t a b l e t y p i n g a w a y I c o u l d n ' t a v o i d gazi n g o u t the w i n d o w at a b u d d i n g p u s s y - w i l l o w t r e e ,
a n o c c a s i o n a l r o b i n a n d a p r e - s c l l o o l age y o u n g ­
s t e r w a d d l i n g a r o u n d the n e i g h b o r h o o d .
It made me think how many things in the
world do not change.
Y o u n g s t e r s s t a y i n g home f r o m school are still
.restless.
T h e y l i s t e n to c h i l d r e n ' s p r o g r a m s
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Managing Editor
Superintendent
Publisher
Donald Golem
Jack Hoffman
Robert Blough
William C. Sliger
Roger Babson
just
as w e d i d , o n l y v i a t e l e v i s i o n i n s t e a d of the r a d i o .
:;.
Robins lift your spirit alter a l i n g winter and
§ s e e m to say " t h e r e ' s b l - i g h t e r d a y s
?
ahead."
U s e
C o m p u t e r s
P u s s y - w i l l o w s s w a y i n the s p r i n g b r e e z e a n d
i^ltheir fuzzy, f u r r y b l o s s o m s r e m i n d y o u o f m i n i a ^ t u r e " c a t - t a i l s " t h a t y o u once w a d e d k n e e - d e e p i n
T o
R e d u c e
J A C K
T a x e s
mind, young
feel too well
have to ex­
down."
Carefully, she seated her­
self and insisted that her
guest do the same. " I re­
member you ... you were
here once before werefi't
you," she said. "About some
history or somethiiig, wasn't
it?''
Nearing 80 but nevertlleless spry of heai't, she looked
little different than..she had
upon my visit four years
earlier. A small, thin ,woman i n a' hiige, immaculate­
ly clean house. But something wiis': missing.'
W.
there. He
H O F F M A N
needs
He needs me. He needs to
Imow he's not alone."
A n d the y o u n g s t e r . W e l l , he's l i k e e v e r y l i t t l e
a b o y on any b r i s k , s p r i n g day. H e ' s b e e n bundlediHip b y m o t h e r so t h a t
he
won't catch cold. H i s
!^ r o u n d face is r e d - c h e e k e d a n d his nose is r u n n i n g .
^rHe's got a s t i c k i n his h a n d a n d he's p o k i n g h o l e s
?iin the soft, m u d d y g r o u n d . H i s t r o u s e r s a r e m u d f s o i l e d at the k n e e s so that y o u k n o w he's
feexploring
been
c o r n e r s d e e p i n the j u n g l e s of n e i g h b o r -
,^'hood h e d g e s . A n d his l i p s a r e m o v i n g as he t a l k s
!:to h i s i m a g i n a l - y c o l r i p a n i o n s o n a s p r i n g d a y ad'venture.
Man has invented many wonderful things to
:,; make our lives more enjoyable. But he can't im­
prove spring.
:'i
If y o u h a v e n ' t s t o p p e d to t a k e a l o o k a n d s o a k
, ' i n the m a g i c o f the s e a s o n ,
do so s o o n . It s l i p s
a w a y so s u d d e l l l y t h a t w h e n y o u l o o k a g a i n
the
. l i t t l e b o y is a m a n .
T h e M i c h i g a n P l ' e s s A s s o c i a t i o n has s e n t b u l ­
l e t i n s to a l l i t s m e m b e r n e w s p a p e r s
b r i n g i n g at­
t e n t i o n to the i n c r e a s i n g n u m b e r o f t r a f f i c d e a t l l s
and
accidents.
R p o i n t s o u t that t h e r e has b e e n v i r t u a l l y no
.
new traffic safety legislation since 1956. F o r three
y e a r s f o l l o w i n g this l e g i s l a t i o n the
accident
toll
d r o p p e d . B u t s i n c e 1959 it has t a k e n an u p w a r d
t u r n a n d 1963 s h o w e d a h e a v y
increase.
The beginning of 1964 has been dramatical­
ly worse.
T h e press association traffic committee
l i e v e s t h a t M i c h i g a n w i l l get the k i n d o f
be­
safety
, r e c o r d its c i t i z e n s ai-e w i l l i n g to wol-k f o r a n d i t
u r g e s n e w s p a p e l ' s to a l e r t c i t i z e l l s to a c t i o n .
It's o u r p e r s o n a l b e l i e f t h a t t r a f f i c safety m u s t
b e g i n at h o m e — w i t h the i n d i v i d u a l d r i v e r a n d
pedestrian and i n each c o m m l i n i t v , h o w e v e r small.
Police should enforce
traffic regulations. If
m o r e p o l i c e al'e n e e d e d l o i n c r e a s e
enforcement.
We s h o u l d be w i l l i n g to pay this s m a l l p r i c e .
A n d if we are found guilty of violating a traf­
fic regulation, we should assume the responsibili­
ty of our actions and pay the consequences.
L i v e s c a n be s a v e d l)y f o l l o w i n g s i i n p l e safety
rules.
T h e pl'ess safety c o m m i t t e e t h i n k s m o r e l i v e s
c a n be s a v e d i f we e n c o u r a g e o u r state l e g i s l a t o r s
to s u p p o r t
these bills now u n d e r
c h e m i c a l test f o r
intoxication;
handled i n traffic
court); increased
courts
state
teen-age
(rather
police
consideration:
than
force
drivers
probate
(200
more
• • m e n ) ; p r o h i b i t dl-ag r a c i n g ( e x a l l l p l e : W e s t E i g h t
. M i l e road); motor vehicle inspection; photographs
on d r i v e r ' s licenses; reactivation of M i c h i g a n Traffic H i g h w a y Center; practical budget
gan Safety Commission.
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for M i c h i -
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S p e a k i n g o f a.ssuming r e s p o n s i b i l i t y f o r o u r
- o w n actions,
it's
e n c o u i ' a g i n g i n these d a y s
of
; d o d g i n g the p e n a l t y f o r o u r d e e d s to see a j u r y
return
a verdict like
the
one h a n d e d
down in
: .Dallas.
" Y p i i r husboiid," l asked,
The taxes which voters are
now assessed for the mainte­ "how is he?"
nance and operation of build
It's like that sometimes.
ings used for educational pur­
poses can be considerably low­ Separate a vei'y close cou­
ered and the efficiency of the ple and one, seen alone,
seems uiinatural.— like the
teachers increased.
rose Witliout its leaves,
For some peculiar reason,
For more than 50 yeai's
parents want their children to
spend more time at school.' Ai'e she had shared his home,
they really anxious to have cooked his meals, mended
these children learn more; or his clothes and nursed him
are they using the school as a to- health whenever he be­
sort of "parking lot" for the came i l l . And because they
care of their children a good were ' without children, it
seemed as though some pf
portion of the day?
the love that might have
Readers who wish 10 reduce
I0cal and state taxes sh0uld
Of cotirse, l am opposed to shone elsewhere was concen­
send for a salesman fr0m a tlie large iiumbcr of "drop­ trated in the bond that held
leadliig c0mputcr maniifactur- outs"; biit tlie present educa- them together.
er, such as International Ilusi- tional system may be more
Theirs liad been a good,
responsible for these drop-outs
ness Machines,
long life, filled with the joys
than the children.
and sorrows that
In a talk which I had rerespect
cenlly with Paul Pickett of
At any rate, from visits I none. But a,s the jaunt years
Orlando, Florida, who is on have recently made to schools, gradually slackened and gave
the Budget Committee of Or­ I do not see much change iii way to ^yrinkled and slow
ange County, I gained some the methods of education from ones, so iqo did the spare,
very interesting infoi'mation. when I was in school many small frame of licr husband
He tells me that one of these years ago. Most leaders ot begin to wither.
computers, at a rental ot about Parent, Teachers Associations
And it Was now, in tlie wan­
.?7,000 a month, should save and other organizations prob­
the county a net of over $20,000 ably agree with me. The Im- ing years of tlieir marriage,
a month on extra help. Now mediate question is: Who runs that she called-upon some
such a nlodern computer could the scljool? Do the parents, or of her greatest strength to
do the schedule programming the teachens, or the taxpayers, sustain ttienl both. Careful­
ly, she clothed and fed and.
in a few days that it takes or the • politicians?
helped him' into ' h i s wheel
school teachei's
(supplement­
It is a very coinpllcated sit­ chair. Patle'iillyr she tended
ing their regular employinent)
uation; in most communities his every djj^ilig'need. -' •
several weeks to accomplish.
ihe 'school committees
are
When I asked M r . Pickett made up largely o f business­ . Tholigh •'i)ilysi(;ally' ill, |ie
whether the school teachers men and others who know very llad gre^)t^recoll.ectio^ .and
would complain, he stated, little about proper improve­ from the 90ilyear-old treasiil'y.
"Many of them will be glad to ment of their schools. When of his memorjy''came some
have extra days off; while some one coinmittce member very interesting stories about
many of-those-who-tilke their makes a study aild tries to the development of thf> complaces when they have time bring about a reform he is munity,' , " ' '
off are housewives with no reg- persecuted as one who simply
That was four, years ago.
^ '
ulilr employment. Thus the em- wants publicity.
Now she seemed, lost, by
pioyment situation as a' wllole
The : early part of this col herself, as she sat across
shoulti not be upset."
umn explains how the budget the kitchen" fable. fr,om' her
commissions • of maiiy states
In view of the activity of are using compiilfirs to rediice unexpected guest;
salesmen-of the leading com- expenses, but I for'cdast lliat
" H e . . . " She paused, searchpanics, it is probable that compiitcrs must also be used ing for just the right words
many moi'e counties may be to increase (he (ifficiency 0t that somejiow' would protect
making this same saving. teaching.
liim from the embarrassWhatever the facts are, I am
Parents seem to believe that ment of his linscen aenlllfy.
only passing this -along to the amount of time spent in "He's not here anymore.
readers as an illustration' of school determines their chil­ He's gene," she cried.
what the introduction of com­ dren's education. This is till
And, finally, in a shower
puters may accomplish, or up­ wrong. Instead of the time be­
emotion she
blurted:
set — according to the c u - ing increased, it should be de- of
"He's
in a convalesceiit
cumstances.
ci-eased. This will someday be
borne.- I visit him everyday
done with greater use of com­
As the Fedei-al Govei'nment
but. sometimes he doesn't reputers.. [
is constantly assuming more
member. Each time he asks
There are several companies me where he is and I tell
of the cost and maintenance of
road building, the
present which -will demonstrate how him and everything seems altrend indicates that the great­ this can be accomplished — right but the next .(lay he
est "local" expense will be our resultiiig in fewer tepchors, asks me again."
public schools. It looks now as better education, lower -taxes,
"It's good he's not alone
if the education of our chil­ and children trained to concen­
dren could - be considerably trate and get real jobs for
improved at lower cost by the which they are best fitted. Research and new macHiilery
use of computers.
have, entered almost every
I feci certain that fewer phase ot family life except ed­
new school houses will be built ucation. I believe education is
and that computers may ma- on IhB verge ot a revolution in
terially reduce the construc­ which computei's ^ will play a
tion of new college buildings. prominent part. ,'
BABSON P A R K , Mass., Every reader of this column
is interested in reducing taxes.
We see in the newspapel-s
much about the cut in federal
income taxes, but almost no­
thing about a cut in state or
local taxes. I believe this will
be discussed much more dui'ing the next year or two as
readers become belter ac­
quainted with what computers
can do, to reduce county taxes
at least.
A c c i d e n t s
LANSING - Stop-and-go
traffic signals do not always
hold the answer for a commtinity which is concerned
with mounting road accidents,
according to State Highway
Department studies.
posing flows of traffic.
In the 12 months following
the installation, however, lhe
accidents at the East Lansing
intersection increased almost
fourfold.
Chambers of Commerce and
other organizations which have
contact with tourists. They are
designed to be given away to
Michigan tourists who in turn
would send them to thcb'
Fifteen persons were injur­ friendsi back home, thus luring
ed and one was killed in the more visitors to Michigan.
year after the signal was in­
The eye-catching series has
stalled as compai-od to 10 pei-- come to the attention of the
sonal iiijury accidents in the State Highway Department,
year before the
^top-gnd-go Tourist Council and Economic
light was in use.
Development Department and
at least one statewide service
A ft a
A oiic-inoii campaign 10 club, all of which are consid­
b00st Michigan's vast resourc­ ering distribution methods.
How cruel it seems, I
thought, that tw-Q so close
for so many years should
now be separated; she alone
in this huge house with only
"These signals have only one
her memories, and he alone
in his puzzling new sur­ purpose and jhat is to assign
roundings. But how fortunate the right-of-way at heavily tra­
intersections,"
said
is he to have her nearby to veled
Traffic Division Director Har­
unravel that puzzle.
old Cooper.
Wllo, I wondered, will stand
"Our experience shows a
by her side when he is gone.
general , increase in accidents
That was a month ago.
can be (lxpected after installa­
Last week I wrote the
tion of a new signal," Cooper es is being conducted
cold, factual obituary; she
Northville inaii.
will not be alone, but the said.
puzzle will go unanswered.
i:'a s w a m p to p u r s u e .
'i.
I n c r e a s e
someone.
Bell Wages
Set Record
Michigan Bell Telephone com­
pany today reported that it
paid wages of .?3'14,8ia to its
43 employees who worked in
the Northville - South Lyon tFarmliigton area during 1963.
Hazen J . Wilson, manager
here, said the company's enth'e wage bill ot $146,610,779
for its 21,092 e m p l o y e e s
throughout the state set an alltime record.
by a
Wright hopes widespread dis­
tribution ot the cards will send
the slogan from coast to coast
which he has had printed on
the message side of the card:
"Michigan, Dynamic, Dlverslfled. Delightful. A great place
to live, work, play and visit."
Using the title " A Michigan
Ambassador," which was first
given to a group of businessmen who bragged about our
state at evei'y opportunity as
they traveled throughout the
country., Lawrence ' A. Wright
More often than not, traffic has launched his promotion.
engineering stiidics show that
The kickoff^ of Micliigan
a light would not necessarily
Wright, the owner of a DeWeek at the New York World's
solve the accident problem troit iiidustrial firm, says he
aild,might even Increase it. ln- does not intend to make a pro- F a i r in May is getting bigger
creiiscs are particularly prev fit on the "Ambassadors" but as the date draws nearer.
alcnt jn ;1he rate of rear-end hopes to break even. He al­
In addition to the initial
collisions, Cooper said.
ready has at least $25,000 in­
plans by various universities'
vested
in
the
project.
As an example. Cooper citalumni groups for breakfasts
The
"Ambassadors"
are
and-go light in Ingham County
for fairgoers wllo attended
sized post
cards
ed the • installaUon of a slop- standard
Michigan's higher education inat the int|ersectlon ot M-78 and made on Michigan paper stock stitutions, a unique meeting of
Abbott road. A yellow flasher and bearing one legend of th(» Detroit Economic Club will be
was previously in use at the State's various advantages.
held in the fairgrounds.
There are 200 cards in the
intersection.
telling briefly
about Ralph F . Swan, secretary (o
The demand from tile citi- series
zeni-y for a stop light was sim­ Michigan's liighways, copper the committee planning the
ilar to'that from many other supply,- rock salt mines, pota­ event, said officials expect the
communities. In this ca§e a to crops, outstanding muse­ Economic Club luncheon to be
Department study
indicated ums, islands, water facilities, the biggest of Its kind during
industries. the two-year run of the F a i r .
the traffic volume at the inter­ universities and
section was heavy enough to Each is on a different subject. Members ot the New York E c Countless requests pour into
the Department annually from
citizens seeking the installa­
tion of traffic lights at intei'sections where tiie accident
rate is increasing.
In
addition .to Michigan
Bell's payroll, the Western
Electric company, manufactaring and supply arm of the
Bell System, paid $8.8 million
to its l,300 employees who
worked
in
Michigan,
and
AT&T's Long Lines department
paid $3.4 million lo its 520 em­ warrant the Stop signal to as­
Wright's goal is to sell the onomic Club are being invited
sign the right-of-way to the op­ series to various Industries, to participate in the luncheon.
ployees in the state.:
BOAT
FIlVANCING
NEW and USED
F. A. Tuck. Jr., 46020 Sli'at
ford Court, was honored by
the Shell Oil Company for out­
standing perfoi'mance as a
commercial salesman in Mich­
igan. As a result of his achieve­
ments in 1903 Tuck was chosen
from-more than lOO employees
for'membei'ship in the com­
pany's Galaxy Club, their top
sales, group. Tuck has been a
Shell employee for 20 years.'
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NORTHVILLE
The three pictures above illliatrate one reason for their
enthusiasm. The top car ia a 1963 m o d e l . . . . thf; center
car ia a 1962 Ca'dillaij. . . and' this lower car is foijr
years old. "The styling tihrough the years has evolved
and refined, but each is unmistakably a Cadillac.
Thijso owners share a common knowledge. Not even
most liew motor cura offer the degree of pleasure and
reliability tliat come with a previously owned Cadillac..
First, there, is Cadillac's renowned cruftamanahip,
which results in a (iar of uniiaual .endurance.
Next, consider value. The equipment on a Cadillac''
of older vintage ia still extra cost on moat new cara . . .
and includes such featurea as Hydra-Matic, power steer­
ing, power brakes, power windows on moat m o d e l s . . .
plus many Cadillac engineering ndvahcementa that still
have not found their way into other new 1964 cara.
A n d don't overlook Cadillac'a reputation for operat­
ing cconoiny—comparable to maily smaller cars.
So when you make your next motor car inveatment,
ilow or used, consider only one name—Cadillac.
SEE YOUR AUTHORIZED CADILLAC DEALER NOW-WHILE HIS SELECTION IS WIDE AND WONDERFUL
ANDREW C. REID & CO.
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SAVINGS
to build an estate, or accumuiate an investment fund
, or buy an interest In Ameflcan industry?
' ; Many Mutual Funds hisvc plans to Rid you invest
as iittie or us much as you wish on a systematic
biisis.
DMIOM INVESTMENT CO.
Willowbrook members will Methodist church and the New
the
Hudson Methodist church at 8
s t o r y gather at the First Methodist
Church of Farmington where p.m. on Maundy Thursday.
o f C h r i s t ' s d e a t h a n d res- at 12 noon a three hour Good
Theme of the combined Good
s u r e c t i o n i n s e r v i c e s a n d Friday service will begin. At Friday worship service at New
p r o g r a m s t o d a y ( M a u n d y 3:30 the junior fellowship will Hudson, from l to 1:45 p.m.,
T h u r s d a y ) , t o m o r r o w o n meet at the church and think is "Father Into Thy Hands I
together about the "ineaning' Commend M y Spirit".
G o o d F r i d a y , a n d o n E a s ­ of Good Friday.
An Easter sunrise service is
ter S u n d a y .
At 4 p.m. Saturday the jun­ slated at the Novi church at
Combined services of the ior high and senior high fel­ 7 a.m., followed by an Easter
First Baptist Church of Novi, lowships will meet at the bi-eakfast at 8 a.m. Worship
the Fii'st Baptist Chui'ch of church and make last-minute service is scheduled tor 9 a.m
F O U R O F T H E F A I R E S T l n e d on their Easter bonnets and peered into
Northville and the First Bap­ preparations for the Easter and Church school for 10:15
lhe rhirror for the cameraman this week. Like many other area mothers
a.m.
tist Church of Wixom will be Breakfast and worship.
and daughters M r s . James Ross and Cathy, 4, Linda, 8, and Nancy, 10,
held at 1:30 p.m. on Good F r i ­
The Easter Breakfast and
will display bright coiffures for the Easter Parade. The Rosses live at
day at Northville, with the worship will be held at 7 a.m.
Members of Novi's Church
Rev. Paul Barnes, pastor of on Easter Sunday, follov.red at ot The Holy Cross will travel
19510 M a r i l y n in Northville township.
the Novi church, delivering the 9:45 a.m. by Sunday school lo St.
Andrews Episcopal
message. Special music will be classes for primary, youth Church of Farmington for
provided by both churches.
Thursday and Friday services
and adult departments.
On Easter Sunday, the North­
At 11 a.m. the regular church Thui'sday's service will be
ville Baptist Church will hold woi'sliip service will be held. held at 7:30 p.m. and Good
its traditional sunrise service Subject of the sei-mon will be: Friday's thi'ce hour service
at 6:30 a.m. Regular services "Renewal ot Christian Com­ will be held fi'om noon until
will be held at 10 a.m. for mitment through Personal Con 3 p.m.
the Sunday school and at 11 viction." Special anthems will
Officiating at the services
a.m. for worship. Topics for the include: "Choral of the Easter will be F r s . Peter Tonella, vieservices will carry themes of Chimes" by the junior and ar of Holy Cross,
Douglas
H I L L A T T A C K — W o r k m e n and machinery chopped away at the h i l l
the Resurrection.
youth choirs, and "I Know that Smith and J . Coulton.
at
the east end of Baseline this week to make way for the Detroit water
The choir will present spe­ M y Redeemer Leilventh" by
St. Andrews is located at
S p r i n g is h e r e a n d so end of DeGross off Novi road, age was reported.
line inching its way from Center street in Northvillfe towai'd Eight Mile
cial music, under the dii-ection the adult choir.
16360 Hubbard road in Farm­
This blaze required firefighters
At 4:03 p.m.. on. Monday,
t o o , u n f o r t u n a t e l y , is t h e
of George McDaniel, at the 11 Classes for toddler, nursery ington.
road where it will join with the section of pipe already laid from the
from both Novi and Walled sparks from a trash barrel
Easter morning services are
and kindergarten departinents,
t r a d i t i o n a l r a s h o f e a r l y Lake.
east to Yerkes cemetery. Meanwhile, construction of the sewer system
blew into a field near: the a.m. service.
with child care in the "crib" scheduled at Holy Cross at 8
spring-grass fires.
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continued in both Novi and Northville.
Firemen were just returning home of Richard Rltler, 26201
room will be conducted during a.m. and at 10 a.m. Persons
The Sacrament of The Lord's
to the station at 2:55 p.m. Taft road, and burned about
unable
to
attend
either
of
these
the
11
a.m.
service.
That's how N o V i fire.
Supper will bp celebrated at 8
when another blaze was report­ one acre of weeds.
two services can attend ser­
m e n a n d p o l i c e m e n v i e w - ed on 1-96 near-11 Mile road,
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Still aiiothcr grass. fire was p.m. Maundy Thursday in the
vice at 11 a.m. at St. Andrews.
traditional
;
Upper
Room
ser­
Sunrise service is planned
e d ' the
s i t u a t i o i l w h i l e and at 2:58 still another fire reported at 4:40 p.m. at 49700
c a t c h i n g t h e i r b r e a t h be- was reported south ot Grand Ten Mile road, just: west of vice at Willowbrook Communi­ too at the First Baptist Church
Confessions scheduled
for
River between
the railroad Wixbm road near the Jarshay ty E . U . B . Church, located on of Wixom. It will be held at
t w e e n f i r e s T u e s d a y after­
Holy Week at St. Williams
tracks and Novi road behind Dog Kennel. Here more, than 10 Mile road 1iear Meadow- 6:30 a.m., followed by a break­
Catholic church of Walled
noon. .
fast sponsored by the senior
Kelly Lumber company.
80 acires of grass aiid weeds brook.
Lake include Wednesday, Marhigh-college
age
young
people.
. : J: '
''Nine fires In two d a y "
Equipment was dispatchetl were burned.
ch 25, 7:30-9 p.m., Tliursday,
The Rev. Robert Warren, pas­
said Fire .CUef .Fred..Lo,:f, . tr hoth. loc,at].ot^^.^,.W.t(e,%J!)?l' ,.;,FJrf!.'wn Jierely. bad !' time W i x o m
V o t e tor, will preselif.'av shcst.-.de- after 8 p.m. Mass; Good F r i ­
"aiid l ' m afraid we're In for two minutes later ^stili anohcr •enongh tojcxtifiguish the; lat­
day, 3-4 p.m. and 7:30-9 p.m.;
votitinal entitled,.- : ' ' A New
plenty more unless, residents blaze bl'oke out in the DfaGross ter blaze whenVthey were'call­
and Saturday, 11-12 noon, 4-5
Wixom's city council elimi-lhis now clears the property?" Hall on April 19 and Juile 14
Day." Special music is planof'. Novi ^use a good- deal of area again. Walled Lake was ed to 4530D{.Ten';Mile iit^fllen- S e t
p.m., and 7-9 p.m.
M o n d a y
nated one easement on city She replied that she-, didn't from 11 a,m.-l p.m. He also re- ,
ned.
c a r V J n ' b u r n i n g ti'ash. Unat- called back to help tight the da, home oi^ Ronald Mcintosh,
Solemn High Mass will be hall property and confined an- hide the facts and that "the ported that Wixom had b'een.'
Durblg the 10 a.m. Sunday
tended trash burners on dry latter fire, wllile Novi battled where a defective hot- water
Wixom voters will join elec School, classes will be com­ said at 8 p.m. tonight (Thurs­ other to a specified area in council knew the easeinents
given two parcels ot land; by
spriiig' days are the chief paus­ at 1-96 and at the railroad heater threatened tb explode. tors from throughout the Wall
bined to hear a presentation of day) with adoration a l l night 'actioii taken Monday night.
were there when the property the stale, a half acre on the
es of ,most of our grass fires." township's department equip- There was no damage. ..
ed Lake school district in de­ gospel magic by Norman Clothr of the Blessed Sacrament un
was purchased."
southeast coi'ner of Grand Riv­
The casements, ileld by the
Fires earlier in tile week in­ ciding Monday the fate of an ler, director of Youth for Chris­ til 6 a.ra. by the Nights of
Police Chief Lee BeGole ment was pressed Into service
er and Wixom road and a
operational
millage
proposal.
Detroit
Edison
Company,
have
to
help.
Columbus
and
from
6
a.m.
to
In
other
business
Monday
cluded:
tian Service in Pontiac. •
warned residents that;it is i l
tenth-acre on the northwest
clouded the title since its pui'- night Councilman Oscar Sim­ corner.
Electors will vote in Wixom
Firemen from the three de­
At the 11 a.m. service, the 12 noon by the parish guilds.
l e g a l ' lo burn grass, weeds
Grass fire on the Douglas
A Good Friday service is chase from Councilwoman Lot­ mons outlined a proposed five
and leaves without a permit. partments were joined by more Dye property, 23417 Novi road, at the elementary school on topic will be "Power of The
year road program develop­ Finally, the council promis­
Resurrection". Special music scheduled from 12-3 p.m. with tie Chambers in 1960.
"We're going to prosecute," he than 50 citizens from nearby at 4 p.m. on Sunclay, out by Wixom road.
ed by the road commlssioii. ed actioil on a complaint by
Monday's ballot will includii will be presented by the choir. Holy Communion at 2 p.m. Sta­
declared, "wherever and when businesses and homes. State the time firemen arrived;
Monday night City Attorney
a proposal that, if approved,
police helped direct traffic
At 7:30' p.m., a Baptismal tions of the Cross are schedul­ Gene Schnelz explained to the Mayor- McAlee reported that B i l l Russett; Maple Road, conever possible."
Small grass fire on Eight will do two things:
the Iri-eounty oi'al vaccine cliii­ cerning old cars and debris in
along 1-96 when smoke from
service
is planned and the top­ ed for 8 p.m.
council that negotiations carThrough Tuesday well over
Mile road near Novi road at
Blessings of the New Fire ried on by himself and Mayor ic would be held at the Union the neighborhood.
It will rescind the cutoff ic of the pastor's sermoil will
the blaze in that vicinity curl­
200 acres of grass and weeds
4:30 p.m. on Sunday;
date of 1964 on current opera­ be "Raised to Walk in New­
ed across, the expressway.
planned for 11 p.m. Holy Wesley McAtee with Detroit
were burned oft, eiida.ngering
Grass fire off Grand River, tional millage and extend the ness of Life."
Saturday followed by the Bless­ Edison had resulted in an
Firemen were just finishing
homes and barns and requir­
west ot Seeley road behind Hol- date to 1967; and it will in­
ings of the Easier Candle. Can­ agreement to withdraw one of
ing men and equipment from when another tire was report­ comb Industries Plant and the
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crease the operational milldles will remain lighted- until the two easements and con­
ed at 5:59 p.m. on Nine Mile Fred Curcio Qil company at
thi'ee fire departments.
An
Easter
sunrise
service
is
age from 4-mills to 7-mills.
after the readings. Blessing of fine the other lo a 90-foot path
planned at 7:30 at the First
After battling four blazes on between Meadowbrook road. 12:54 p.m. on Friday;
Although the proposal calls
the Holy Water will begin at over whicli power lines now
Baptist
Church
of
Novi,
follow­
Volunteer
assistance
by
cltl
Monday, firemen were press­
The rear portion of a carport for an increase of 3-mllls tor
Midnight Salurday.
exist.
ed
by
a
breakfast.
Persons
ed into service again Tuesday zens on Tiicsday prompted and its .contents were damag­ operational purposes, school of­
when flames swept uncontroll­ Chief Loynes to offer his ed by fire at the home of John ficials point out that the over- planning to. attend the break­
Schnelz salii the utility had
ed through five areas. At one thanks tor their "valuable as­ MacCauley, 23656 LeBost drive, all iilcrease will be only 1-mill fast are asked to make reseroriginally offered to sell back
vation. Sunday school will be ' F r i e n d s '
time Tuesday afternoon fire­ sistance".
the easement rights for $2,000.
A 42-year-okl Union Lake his Naval post at Norfolk, Vir­
at 8:09 a.m. on March 18;
since debt retirement millage
held at 9:45, a worship service
men battled three separate
Re said that negotiations had man, wanted by the Oakland ginia, was apprehended Thurs­
The fires reported on Mon­
A car fire caused an esti­ will be reduced from 7-mills to
meet­
at
11
a.m.,
a
youth
group
fires, one of which stretch for day were kicked off with a mated $100 damage to the car 5-mills.
reduced this figure to $l.00.
County sheriff's
department day morning as he hitchhiked •
ing at 6 p.m., and an evening
nearly a mile along the 1-96 blaze at the corner of Novi owned by James R. Raymond,
S e e k
B o o k s
tor assault, was arrested by on Grand River and was turn­
Pui'pose of the operational service at 7 p.m.
The
attorney
also
strongly
expressway.
ed over to the Novi Navy Re­
road and Grand River, behind 24 of Flat Rock, who spotted millage increase is to provide
recommended that title insui'- Novi police Friday morning.
Special music will be pre:
cruiter, R. C. Steele.
The first fire Tuesday occui'- the Novi Drive-Inn' at 43500 the . blaze near the gasoline monies for improved salary sented by the senior and, junior
James
Gibson
was
arrested
ance on the property be in­
Police are searching for
E o r
L i b r a r y
tank while driving on 1-96 ex­ schedules for a l l employee
re at l:14 p.m. on l l Mile, Grand River, (it 1:30 p.m.
as
he
sat
in
a
car
parked
be­
creased to $17,000, the pur­
choirs during thii worship ser­
burglars who broke into Ward's
between Taft and Beck roads,
Less than 30 minutes later, pressway on Tuesday, March classifications, provide for ad­ vices.
chase price of the land. It is hind the East Shore Tavern,
A ihree-memljer committee
Barber Shop, 2204 Novi road,,
in which dozens of raspberry firemen i'Csponded to a call in 17 at 3:12 p.m.
ditional personnel,
provide
now insured for $10,000. The 14 Mile and East Lake drive,
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has been appointed by The
and made oft with a typewrit­
bushes were destroyed. Less Willowbrook subdivision where
Expressway^ traffic was halt­ funds for equipment, and fi­
at 12:05 a.m.
attorney
s
a
i
d
,
'
i
t
was
the
sel­
Combined services are plan­ Friends of the Novi Library for
er valued at $30 last week
than a half hour later, flrelnen
defective clothes di'yer en­ ed by Novi police while fire­ nance additional bus transpor­
ler's
obligation
(Councilwoman
He was charged with carry­ Wednesday night o r . early
ned at New Hudson for mem­ the purpose of directing the
battled a blaze at the West dangered the house. No dam- men extinguished the blaze,
tation.
Chambers) to provide the pol­ ing a concealed weapon — a
bers and friends of the Novi book- of- the- month program
Thursday moi-ning,
icy in Ihls amount. Further seven-shot hand gun found in
here.
Entry was made by break­
the attorney said the council his back pocket by police —
They are Mrs. Clifford Bunk­ should consider title insurance
ing the glass from a window
but was tui-ned over lo the
on the south side ot the build­
er, M r s . R. H . Cllft, and Mrs. beyond the land value lo in­
county on the sheriff's charge
Leonard Ucinski.
ing. Prints were taken and a
clude the building.
of assault with intent to do
witness gave police a descrip­
The three women will han­
Before the coilncll. passed a bodily harm.
tion of two cars parked in the
dle all donations of persons
resolution authorizing the may­
Oher Novi police action this vicinity at the time.
>\i! aii.Thuoii of February stand to tesity, as were Dr.
Kirkwood said he told the victim as one youth suggested who wish to supply the Novi or to act on the proposal Coun­ past week included:
A
.21-year-old
Rivol
library with one or more books
Someone also broke into N o - :
26. '.'be vluti..n, E r w i n Weiss, Clara Raven, Wayne Coiiny youths to place the victim In might have happened.
cilman R. W. Lahti asked
Richard Wing of M l . PleasRouge man was. bound
under the bo0k-of-the month
vi school on Wednesday, but
24, of Ecorse, cled at St. Mary medical examiner who per- their car and to follow his own
Upon stathlg his case for program. Anyone interested Councilwoman ' Chambers " i f ant, absent without leave from apparently nothing was taken..
o v e r to O a k l a n d c o u n t y Hospital at l0:»7 p:m. - a lit­ formed the autopsy, the vic­ vehicle to the doctor's office.
Police said entry was gained
c i r c u i t c o u r t l a s t w e e k to tle more than six hours after tim's stepfather, and Novi Pa- On the way, Kirkwood said, Judge Jacques, the defense at­ in making such a contribution
by breaking glass In the door
he spotted Patrolman Faulk­ torney, Marvin Blake, argued is asked to contact one ot
s t a n d t r i a l o n a c h a r g e of a bullet slruc'it him In tlie face trolman Richard Faulkner.
on the east wing and then trip­
and lodged in his brain.
ner and stopped to secure his that there cannot be any con- these three women.
k i l l i n g a p e r s o n b y care­
Accordhig lo Kirwood, he help. F r o m there the victlin nectlon between the first two • Most recent books contribut­
ping the latch. A n office,door
l e s s d i s c h a r g e of a f i r e ­
Two other men, both present was making a delivery for No- was taken to the office of Dr. shots fired by Beaton — on ed by Friends of the Library
was pried open and several
the
opposite
side
of
the
car
~
vi
Drug
when
he
observed
the
at the time ot the shootltig,
are: The Darkness and The
desk drawers were opened.
arm.
Lyle Fettig and, shortly thereand
the
shot
that
killed
Weiss.
were found guilty of violating men near the car which was
Dawn by Cqstain; Sword at
Metal gates, valued at.$50,
F a c i n g t r i a l , f o l l o w i n g the village firearms ordinance parked in a field several feet after, was taken by ambulan(;e An act of carelessness on one
Sunset by Sutcllff; Portrait in
to the hospital.
One of the five candidates Pearl Willis, Kohlhorst's iiamc were taken from the rear'of a
h i s e x a m i n a t i o n i n N o v i and each was fined $15. They off the road, H e said he stop­
side of the car does not, he Brownstone by Auchincloss;
seeking a city council post in ballot, even though he has with­ building located at 109 Picksubstantiate
any and Mastering the Art ot
justice
court
T h u r s d a y are Jimmy A. Behm, 19, and ped to inquire whether the men
Testimony by , Behm, Gal- argued,
Wixom announced this week drawn, because the ballots ford, just oft south I Lake drive,
claims
that
the
third;shot
was
might
be
interested
in
buying
Raymond
J
.
Gallager;
20,
of
lager, and Shiels substantiated
French Cooking by Beck, Bert- that he Is withdrawing fi'om have already been printed. He early Sunday morning.
afternoon, is A m b r o s e Jo­
just
another
act
ot
careless­
River Rouge, Ijolh of whom a gun he wished to sell.
earlier reports
that Beaton
holle, and Child.
the election race because ot has asked that voers ignore
Mrs. Blevins Doyle made tile
s e p h B e a t o n , c h a r g e d w i t h testified at tile examination.
was unloading his rifle when ness.
his name, M r s . WlUis said.
complaint.
Officials also announced that personal, commitments.
While discussing tilij offer,
k i l l i n g a t a r g e t s h o o t i n g still another companion, Ger­
the gun went off. Beaton was
He is Eugene W. Kohlllorst
The four remaining candi­
Investigating a young motor­
Beaton fired a shot Itlto the
Blake twice motioned that members of The Friends will
companion
by
c a r e l e s s ald Shiels, 18 ot River Rouge,
seated on the edge of the front
dates seeking lhe three foul'- ist on a traffic violation, police
ground with his rifle.: He also
the case be dismissed. , He be participating in fund-rais­ of 1412 Morning Dove.
seat
of
the
car,
on
the
paswas found innocent of the fired another shot info wheel
discharge of a f i r e a r m .
Kohlhoi'st said ho recently year council terms are Incum­ learned he had stoleri the ve­
sought dismissal at the outset ing card parties from now un­
charge because he had no gun. housing of the car, hil said.' senger's side, with the front
on grounds that the crime was til June 1. Those participating acquired a new job that will bents Fred Beamish, Gunnar hicle from a foreign car ser-'
Justice of Peace Emery
door opened, the youths said.
Sliiels also testified at the exJacqlies. ordfired Beaton into
Beaton then walked to the His rifle was pointed skyward. not spelled out in the charge will play cards in their homos curtail his. evening activities, Metlala, and Oscar Simmons, vice business at 27032 West
ainiilation.
~ Rather than continue to cam­ and the jone challenger, Don­ Seven Mile road. The boy, a
against Beaton and he sought on an allernating basis
circiilt court after hearing testi­
opposite side of the ct^r.as did
minor, was turned over to Red­
paign for a position to whicli ald Nissen.
Besides
the latter
three the victim, preparatory to en­
The victim apparently was dismissal again at the conclus­ from one home to another.
mony, which, in his opinion,
A l l funds raised will bcj turn-, he would be unable to devote
Topping he April 6 election ford township juvenile authoriKirk- preparing to enter the vehicle ion of the examination on
sllowe(l that the River Rouge youths, Dennis Kirwood of No­ tering the vehicle,
adequate time, he decided to race is the battle between In­ ties. Three other boys, also
man had carelessly fired a 22- vi, who had stopped to talk wood turned .to Icavii, he heard when the shot occurred. Shiels grounds that the prosecutor ed over to the library.
Iilterested persons are ask­ withdraw from the race, ho cumbent Mayor Wesley Mc­ minors, in the car when It was
wllh the young mon and who another shot. .He said he turn­ testified that ho was just be- had failed to show that Bea­
c^Uber lever action rifle.
Atee and William Welke, pre­ slopped were also turned over
The accidental shooting look was present at Ihe time of the ed and saw Weiss lying, on the hind Weiss at the time, but he ton had been • careless, reck­ ed to call M r s . Hubert Muen- said.
lo Redford authorities, .
According to City Clerk M r s . sent justice of peace.
place,on Meadowbrook road silooling, was called to the ground, bleeding from tlie face. denied hat lie had pushed the less and negligent*83 charged. chow at .FI 9-2845.
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The Northviile Record - Novi News-TJIiursday, March"20,--t904:Sectlon-One-—^•Pnge'Tlirce.:'",
C o l u m n i s t
A r t
B u c h w a l d
Do You Knov^
Where You
the final touch
FOR YOUR
EASTER OUTFIT
H A T S
,Iust al'l'ived a liew
selection to choose
froin.
$1.98 to $8.98
HANDBAGS
NYLONS
BLOUSES
SWEATERS
D R E S S E S
our
. . . c h o o s e from
spring
collection
Sizes 10-20 — 22V2-24y2
final assembly
for men
»v D R E S S
SHIRTS
by Van Heusen
*
TIES
!n
O r c l i a r d
Lal<e
R i t e s
In
T o w n
By Jean Day
ICnllierino M;ii-ic Diivi.s nl' and rhinestonc crown lield Ihe Fresne, was Ihe flower girl.
Wixom and Milcliol .Slophcn elbow len.ylli veil. She carried She wore a shoi't di'ess of oi'Tutlle of W;illed Lake were a bouquet of mums and I'oses chid and while lace and carunited in marringc on .S;iliii- and sU.'pli;niolis -.villi a delach- I'ied a basket of orchid and
day, in an evening cei'oniony ahle' corsage of purple mums white mums.
at Oi-chai'd Lake Pre.sliyloiian .'iiid ro.ses.
IBest man was Giles Lagaee,
chui-fh.
;ind sei'Ving as iishei's wei-e RoM'l'isic
was
played
by
Ihc
OHicialing al the (i p.m.
bci't Coley and Richai'd Mc­
church organisi. Mi-. Wendell
which look place in a selLean.
ting of mnm.s and ghuliohis Eckcr.
For her daughter's wedding,
banked on eilliei' side by can­
Tile iii;ili-oii ol honor was Ihe
dles and palm.s. was Ihe Rev. bride's sislei-. Mi's. .James Mi'S. Davis wore lilac satin
J. Albert McCrory.
DuKi'esne of Wi.vom, She wore and nylon street length dress
;in
iris coloI'ed dress of crya- with oi'chid accessories. Mrs.
Parenis ol Ihe bride ai'c M r .
and Mi'S. Ernest .J. Davis of lelelle wilh over skirl (sti'eet Tuttle wore a blue satin sti'eet
Wi.xom, and Ihe bi'idegi'ooni's length). She cai'ried a bouquel length dress with tan acces­
sories. Both woI-e yellow mum
parents ai'c Mr. and Mi.s. of pui'ple and while mums.
corsages.
James Tultio of Walled Lake.
i^ridosmaids were Miss Mar­
Given away, by her falher, ion Smilli and M'.ss Lynn HclfFollowing the wedding a re­
the bride woi-e a gown of imi­ rich of Oi'chai'd Lake. They ception for approximately 300
tation chaniily lace over .saliii wore fh'esses like lhat worn by guests from Pontiac, Detroit,
wilh a sweetheart neckline and Ihe lualron of honor. A l l had Erie, Michigan, Grand Rapids,
conlrolled bell skirt made into ii'is (;oloi'cd accessories.
Orchard Lake, Walled Lake,
a Victorian buslle. A ci'vstal
The-bride's niece, Susan Du- Wixom and Athens, Michigan
was held at the VFW hall on
Loon Lake I'ond in Wixom.
For her going away outfit,
the bride woI'e a navy blue
ensemble with white accessoi'ics. The ncwiyweds' wedding
trip included a one week tour
through the Thumb area of
Michigan and the noi'llierii part
of the stale.
Bolh are graduates of Wall­
ed Lake high school and the
bride attended Pontiac Busi­
ness Institute.
The new M r . and Mi's. Tuttle
will reside ' in the Colonial
Apai'tmeiils on Soulh Com­
merce road.
Calling upon his treasui'y of
humor, much of which had at
ready tickled funny
bones
through exposure in print. Col­
umnist Art Buchwald (pi'onounced Buckwald) wrung she­
ets ot laughter from his North­
viile Town
Hall
audience
Thursday moi-ning.
Held in Northville's P & A
theatre, last week's lecture sei'ies was in honor of the com­
munity of Plymoulh. II was
followed by a luncheon at
Meadowbrook Counti'y Club.
Intrpdiiclng the speaker was
Riisscll Isbistcr, supcriulcii
tli.'iit g{ tlic Plymouth sciiool
systein:
Admitting that his job of
meeting
people,
traveling
lvh.ereever he waiits to go and
writing humor Is "the world's
best job", Buchwald went on
tq trflce Ills medloric rise to
taine from a "humble, govern
nieilt paid vacation" On the
campus of the University of
Soiijliei'n California.
But even before university
where he edited the college humqr magazine, wrote a column
and authored one of Its varie­
ty silows, Bucliwald was intro­
duced to the world of journal­
ism wliile serving as a Mai-ine
dui'ing World War II. He edit­
ed his company newspaper on
Enlewetok, and he also did a
brief stint at public relations
for tlie Specials Services bran­
ch.
A WEDDING rich in tradition united Laurie
Elaine Chabut and Richard Hazzard Saturday at
Northviile Presbyterian church.
The sight of Laurie in her inother's wedding
gown evoked family rneinories of another weddding 26 years ago in which Elaine Rice became
Mrs. V. George Chabut. Dr. Chabut was on the
staff of Maybury sanitorium when he died four
years ago.
Their marriage was solemnized in Detl'oit's
Metropolitan Methodist church by the bride's fa­
mous father. Dr. Merton Stacker
Rice, and her minister brother. This
church was built during Dr. Rice's
ministry, and he served its congre­
gation for 30 years until his death
21 years ago this month.
Although Laurie is too young
to have known her nationally reknowned grandfather, she has
heard much about him as Mrs.
Chabut is imparting his' teachings
to all four children in the family.
.'
Five years ago her book about her father, "Preach-;
; er Mike," was published.
ser­
vice,
O u r
T i c k l e s
T o w n
H a l l
cated in the American press. His humor - - often times
Today moi-e than 180 newspa­ tinged wilh biting satire —al­
pers from arountl the world so was appreciated by his Eur­
cari'y his column, earning him opean I'caders.
Ihe distinction of being called
After 14 years abroad, Buchthe most comic American ob­ wald returned to the United
server of the European .scene Stales and stationed himself in
since Mai'k Twain.
Washington, D.C. — center of
By spoofing government of- much of the nation's humor.
fieials, as he did James Hag- But, the speaker pointed out.,
gerly, he managed to gel his it was difficull for him to ad­
column into more and more just lo the new surroundings;newspapei's. In the case of
One of the interesting things
Haggerty, the press secretary he noted upon his I'ctuI'n to the
took his column sei'iously and Stales is that .so many com'called a press conference to munities have organizations to
deny it. A l l of which, said fight Communism. The big
Buchwald, drew tlie wrath of pi'oblem, he said, is that tliere
fellow columnists who contend­ ai'e so few Communists to
ed they had spoofed him and fight.
were not given equal treat­
He suggested thai the gov­
ment.
ernment I'ound up all the Com­
F u n n y
munists and distribute Ihem
equally around the nation so
that each community can have
a Communist to fight.
His wife and children, said
liuchwald, arc required lo pro­
vide a certain percentage of
liis column materiiil. If they
don't come through, lie added,
"oiit tliey go."
Ti'avelling, of coui'se, is one
of the chief ways in which
Buchwald obtains I'aw mater­
ial for his columns. He has
marched in a May Day parade
in East Berlin, chased goats
up and down the mountains
ot Yugoslovia, climbed trees
to gel a better view of the
races at Longcliamps, travel­
led all the way to Tui'key to
get a first-hand impression of
B o n e
Can Buy?
a Turkish balh.
On one occasion, said Buch­
wald, he Inade a trip behind
the Iron Curtain in a limousine
di'iven by a uniformed chauf­
feur. PuI'pose of the trip, he
explained in his columns, was
to show the Communists what
a "bloated, plutocratic capital­
ist really looked like."
Buchwald said ho and his
wife stayed up one whole night
devising a code he could use if
the trip went awry. It con­
sisted of one word, he said:
"Help".
Del's
MARTINI
ROCKS
GOO D,>]^',T I M E
I" A R T y'-.'-'s TORE
USE OUR WANT ADS
S h o e s
' ' JJr.Rice himself ,was, the author of 12 books,;
, including a biography of Bishop Alfred Quayle of.
Baker University, Kansas, who greatly influenced
BOYS'
the life of Dr. Rice when he studied there. Mrs.
ASSUMES PRESIDENCY — Woman's club potgoing president Mrs.
* SHIRTS
Chabut's favorite is "My Father's Woi-id," Dr.
Geoi-ge Kohs (left) turns over the gavel of authority to the club's new
by Tom Sawyer
Rice's beautiful study on the nature of our world.
president Mrs. 0. F. Reng at Friday's election meeting. Topping off the
An example of his colorful personality: Dr.
luncheon meeting waS; a hilarious spoof on Northviile entitled "This
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Richard
Hazzard
See Oi.'r Fine Accessories . . .
Rice always signed his name, "M. S. Rice," in
is The Northviile Year That Was" by newer members of the club. (See
With a bonus paid to service­
SOCKS — BELTS — JEWELRY
green ink — the color of new life.
men by the state of New York,
pictures on Page One, Section Two).
Buchwald travelled to Fi'ance
An added bit of family sentiment in Laurie's
where he began working for
wedding Saturday was contained in the lace handthe show business weekly. Var­
LADIES' STORE
L a u r i e
C l i a b u t
W e d s
kerchief she carried. It had been made by a pioiety. Early in 1949, he took a
WELCOME SPEAKER — On hand to welcome the Town Hall speaker,
115 E. Main
trial column to the editorial of­
neer .great-grandmother. In addition, Laurie asked
Art Buchwald (right), are (l-iO Russell Isbister of Plymouth, who intro­
fices 0f the European edition
her 13-year-old sister, Susie, to be maid of honor.
MEN'S STORE
duced the speaker, and Town Hall officials Mrs. George P. Hanley and
of the New York Herald Tricorsage
and
boutonnlere.
Dr.
and
Mrs.
Gordon
Porrer
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Camp­
R i c h a r d
H a z z a
Many of the wedding guests could remember '
112 E. Main
Mrs. Claude A. Crusoe.
. . .
and family, 469D5' West Main )une. Entitled "Pai'is After
bell of Livonia, M r . and Mi's.
Laurie Elaine CIlabul and white slock on the allar, the were of a darker shade of taf­ Laurie "when she was missing four front teeth,"
Thomas M . Campbell of Livon­ Mrs. George Merwin accom- are enjoying the beauty of Vir­ Dark," it was filled with scraps
Mrs.
Mitchel
Stephen
Tuttle
Richard W. Hazzard exchang­ bride was given away by hei' feta.
FI-9-0777
as the Chabut family has lived in Northviile 21 .1
ia, and M r . and Mrs. John An- panied some friends of Deti'oit, ginia during spiking vacation. of off-beat information about
ed wedding vows here Satur­ mother and was escorted down
Sei'ving as best man was Ro­ years. Mrs. Chabut, Susie, Mike and David live at
gell of Meadowbrook i'oad en­ Mr. and Mrs. Faust Camon, Dr. Ferrer joined his family Parisian night life.
day evening in a candlelight the aisle on the arm of the bert Hazzard II of Harbor
tertained their parents, Mr. to a party at the Scarab Club after they had driven to DayBuchwald recalled that this
.18585 .Sheldon road.
ceremony at the Fii'st Presby­ bridegroom's falher.
Beach, bi'olhef' of the bride­
and Mrs. Thomas Campbell of Saturday night. It was an'Eas­ ton, Ohio .Mondpy for a Ijrief "night life" was an excellent C A R
S t a t e
C o n v e n t i o n
terian Church of Northviile.
It is satisfying to Mrs. Chabut that both Lau- •:
visit with the Robert Beer- training ground aiid he s00n
246 Wing Court to dinner, and ter party for members. '
For her wedding the bride groom and ushers were Char­
Officiating was the Rev. Lloyd wore her mother's wedding les W'hitm'ore of 'Kalamazoo, rie and her new husband plan to be teachers. The "
. . .
bowers, former Northviile resi­ became thc newspaper's f00d
dancing at Pandora's SfiturG. Erasure, pastor of the dress of ivory net and lace, Richard Granse of Cleveland,
day evening, celebrating llleir
and wine expert.
James Hill of Va|ley road dents.
bridegroom,
son
of
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Robert
Hazzard
.
church.
parents' 35th wedding anniver­ and WiUiam Davis' Of Orchard
• *' » .
distinguished by small i'Ul'fles Ohio and Gene Correl ot WhitAlthough he didn't spell it D r a w s
Nortliville
O f f i c i a l s
of Frankfort, Micliigan, is a University of Michi- . '•
sary.
cascading from hips to. floor mot'L* Lake.' •
drive left Monday for Dayton,' Soaking up the Florida sun- out, Buchwald's column quick­
The bride is the daughter of
. gan graduate. Laurie, who has been a student-at"
and rounded traiii, witliAlc-iily
impressed
his
editors,
and
shine
this
week
ai'e
D
r
.
and
Ohio
whef'e
they
w
i
l
l
'spend
Pi'ior
to
leaving
for
the
even­
Mrs. V. G. and the late Dr.
The Thirty-first Annual Con- cia Southworth, state president the office of state historian.
con lace bodice, waist and • For her daughter's M'eddlng, •' Michigan. State university, hopes to continue her '
ing
of
entertainment,
the Easter va.cation with the;Ro- Mrs. Robert Yoder and family by 1952, his column was syndi­ ference of tlie Michigan Socie­ who presided. Miss Southworth This is the third year she has
Chabut of 18505 Sheldon road,
sleeves. It featured a short Mi'S. Chabut. wore ,am emerald 'stiidles at Western university.
grandchildren presented their bert Beerbower sons, ,Jafnes of Whipple Drive. .
ty Children of the American member of Ihe Lewis Cass .So­ been elected to a state office.
and the bridegroom is the son
• » »• * shoulder veil .'fasteijed to {an •green di'ess of' brocaded taf­
grandparents with an orchid and John.
of M r . and Mrs. Robert HazRevolution was held in Sagl ciety.
feta
and
hat.'The,
bridegroom's
Ml:s.
Chabut
teaches
sixth
grade
in
FarmingAlencon lace ci'owh. She carf
The National Convention ot
In Washingtoni D.C. to visit
•zard ot Frajjkfort, Michigan.
naw Friday and Satui'day, The Plymouth Corners Soclemother
wore;
a
rose
silk',
and
tori and also Sunday schooit at Northviile Presbyi'ied an orchid and daisy spray.
congresB and the sights of the
. . . YOU'LL FIND YOUR EASTER WARDROBE FOR THE FAMILY IN OUR SELECTION
March 20 and 21. Thfe; host so­ ty received an award for the CAR in Washington is in April.
In a setting of daisies and
•jsatin sheath with malcliing hat
natioll's capitol are M r . and
Serving as her sister'.s maid and shoes. Both mothei's wore
tel^ian chiirch where the Rev. Lloyd Erasure mar­
ciety was the Lewis Cass sup- most new members for tile The State Society has chartei'OF SPRING FASHIONS TO PLEASE EVERYONE'S TASTE AND AT PRICES'THAT PLEASE
Mrs. Richard Ambler and fam­
of honor was Suzanne Chabut, greep cymbidium orchids....
ed a bus which will leave Jack­
ried her daughter.
ported by the Saginaw Chap- past year.
ily,
943
Carrlngton
drive,
and
ter, D A R .
IT TAKES THAT who wore an Empire style
Those attending the meeting son on April 23rd with Ihi'ee
In
the
fine
tradition
of
Dr.
Rice
she
teaches
.
Mr.
aild
Mrs.
Eugene
Cook
Mr. Edward F . Murphy of
gown of mist green silk organ­
Wedding . music
included
The membei's spent Friday from Nortilville were Richard membei's, Richard Martin, M i ­
and family of South E l y drive. 1457^ Piedmont, Detroit and
A PROFESSIONAL za over light blue laffota, and 'Walk Hand in Hand" and her family and students as well that, "Your reach
"Norlhville's Family Shoo Store"
evening playiiig games and ac- Martin of Wiiipple drive and mi and Jacki Merwin, froin the
»
f,
»
.
Ml5>
Evelyn
Kinde
of
1160
Se­
a
halo
net
hat.
She
carried
should
nijVer
exceed
your
grasp,"
for
if
you
"do
"The Loi'd's Prayer", sung by
\JP^
TOUCH
quainting themselves with the Mrs. George Merwin with her Plymouth
Corners
Society
SPECIALIZING IN ORTHOPEDIC FITTING
ward
street,
Detroit
were
blue tinted daisies, carnations TracV Carrabin.
Two parties were held in the
only what you set out to do, you haven't set out
members from plher parts of daiigllters Mimi and Jacki. aboard as well as Mrs. George;
Wfy^
TO PREPARE and pu.ssy willov;s.
honor of Cliarles Lute recent­ united in marriage at the home the state while the seniors had Mimi served as personal page
153 E. MAIN
Fl-P.06t3b
to do enough."
?. Mfii'wln.
Following
llie
wedding
a
re­
ly, upon celebration of his ?2nd of Judge and Mrs. Benjamin a workshop. Cities represented to Marcia Southworth , and
Bridesmaids
were Susan
'/ K
YOUR LOVELY
*
*
•
Burdtck, 19515 Roslyn road,
birthday.
Price of Northviile, Barbara ception was held at the church.
at the meeting by members Jacki was a general page... \
HANDS Moore
For her going away outfit,
On Sunday, March 15, the Detroit Salurday March 21 at were Plymouth and Northviile
of Southfield and Nan­
BUS TRAVEL is the goal of WSCS members ,
Larry Carlson of Plymoulh
the
bride
w.pre
an
•
eggshell
family of M r . Lute gathered at
00 p.m.
i
FOR cy Jcpsoii of Birmingham.
Detroit, Battle Creek, Mar- anolller member ot PlymouHl
of the Methodist camp commission, who hope to
wool
suit,
daffodil
yellow
wool
the home of M r . and Mrs. The Rev. S. D. Kinde of shall, Jackson, Lansing, Pon- Corners Society attended with
r - y ^
THOSE Each was dressed in gowns coat with a matching flowered collect 3,900 books and S. and H. green stamps
Othal Baggett.
Northviile, cousin of the bride, tiac, Flint and Saginaw. similar to the one worn by Ihe
his grandmother, Mrs. Robert
hat.
Her
ensemble
was
set
off
by M^y 19 to buy a carnp bus.
SPECIAL maid of honor, allhougli gowns
Other members of his fam­ officiated.
Saturday morning the for- Willoughby. Larry was a color
by a coI'sago of oi'cllids from
Attendants
were
Judge
Burily
on
h^nd
to
offer
their
con­
Mrs. William Cansfield of Dunlap street,
3
BIG D A Y S SPRING
SALE
Y
OCCASIONS
mal meeting was opened by bearer in the two procession
thc center of her wedding bougratulations , were M r . and dick, a long time friend of the the senior state pi'esident, Mrs. als.
s
president of the WSCS Detroit Conference, is hopquct.
Mrs. Homer Lute, M r . and iSl'oom, and Mrs. Leona Rein- Geprge F , Merwin of North­
Susan Tompleton was unable
ing that the books will be collected at the annual "'.
Call Us Soon
Mrs. William Lute,, Mr...and ngton of Okemos, sister of the viile and tui'ned over to Mar- to attend but was elected to
Personal Fittings
For their wedding trip, the
conference May 19 at Court Street Methodist ;
Mrs. Tom Lutp, and M r . and bride.
STEREOS — RECORDS — RADIOS a n d MANY OTHER ITEMS
Men's — Ladies'
newlywods travelled to NorthLOV-LEE
Mrs. Donald l.ule; M r . and
Following tlie cereillony a
church in Flint. The 4,680,000 stamps will pur- ;
cm Michigan.
Mrs. George Van Hellemont, weddliig dinner vyas served at
chase a school-type buls to help in transporting
Beauty Salon
and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley San­ the jBurdick home. The couple
The bride is a student at
ITS S C O T T S TIME
UNBILIEVABLE
children
to hard-to-reach Methodist summer 4
RECORDS
ders'. Another guest present ilans to fly to Ireland for a
Michigan
Stale univei'sity,
FI-9-0838
camps, as the one at Douglas lake in the northern- was.Mrs. Elsie Zenker.
iolleymoon, Mrs. S. D. Kinde
while the bridegroom, a grad­
Northviile
Choose
SLIP-ONS and TIES
most part of the lowei^ peninsula, Mrs. Canfield •
Honors vvpre heaped on M r . was a guest.
uate of the University of Mich­
PRICES O N
from
our
a
Lute at still., another family Mr. and Mrs. Murphy will re­
igan, is a teacher in Wayne.
explains,
Many new Spring styles
galheriog, lhl? one IjeW 'fii. the side in Detroit where they op­
STOCK of
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The newlyweds will make
• Local camp commission members throughout v"
Good News for
hoille of M r . and Mrs. William erate, the Miirpliy lind Murplly
I''t-i)-;iti7? Iheir' home in Belleville an(l
STEREO CONSOLES
THOUSANDS
Plymouth
the conference area are collecting stairip books
Fiirniturc cotnpany.
Lute ot Livonia,' ~
-.
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.95 - $5.95
^$6.95-$14.95^
(ally kind, as they can be traded) "as many as pos- ...
Crabgrass Haters!
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a hundred persons from
Now you can prevent
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LADIES' DRESS HEELS
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and ALBUM SETS
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slops tial'Sf"'
May
conference.
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JIOME I N C O U N T R Y
THE W H I T M O R E
LAKE
N E W S
industrial site. $22,000 cash.
Reel and Rotai'y mowei's shar­
s e l l i n g , c a l l us
Be Per Word over 15
mites.
For
information
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appointContact Perry W. Richwine,
4 bedi'ooiTi rancil on 4
10c Discount on Rerun aame adSouth Lyon Lumber Co. p h o n e G E 8-0574.
H12-13c pened, handsaws reloolhed and
Administrator, Box m
Ply­
sharpened, any tooth size 4 to
acres west of Norlhville,
verttsement if consecutive.
G E 7-93ll.
Htfc! U S E D TIRES, most sizes, $2
mouth Michigan. Phone G L 310 point. 8089 Dickei'son, Sa­
F R O M A N
lai-ge living with natui'al fire­ ^ R U S S
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Used
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lem. Phone 349-2145.
place, kitchen and dining L
capita] letters
29800 G r a n d R i v e r
Shh'ts, Lees, Levis, Lcalh- Parts, 6270 Whitmore Lake Rd.
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er -goods. Jewelry, Tack, Phoile 663-0976.
Farmington, Mich.
HOUSE, 4 room and utility gaI'age., t-i'ice $18,500. terms.
NOTICE! Gala Siiring luncllBoots.
Hats,
for
the
Whole,
GR-6-1210
KE-5-8855
2 P R O M formals, size 7-8 jun­ eon and card parly April 15 in
RATES
I'oom, clean inside ;ind outside,
Family.
ior, reasonable. Call FI 9-0853. chui-ch basement sponsored by
Dif^lay Advertising On
gas heal, garage.
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South
Lyon
3—For Sale—Real E s t a t e l ^ F o r S a l e Want Ad Pages . . .
Grand River, corner Ki.ssane, F O R D 0 . A T C H I S O N
H Y B R I D red woraTs;"Year Si. Joseph's Altar Society. EvG E 7-282l
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BROKER
tl.25 per column Inch.
Farm Produce
Brighton.
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around supply. Write I. Slater, eryone welcome!
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sonsecutive rerun of same ad
viile. F I 9-1168.
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Northviile
YELLOW,
trie i-ange suitable for sum­
46057 Sunset street, 2 bedA HOME FOR YOU
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collage or I'ecrealion
GOLDEN MOMENTS
PHONE
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Featuring
controlled at­
-I ROpiVf, H O M E , aiuiiiiiium rooms, living room, dining
ed, ' / i horse Craflsinan motor, room $25. A quantity of glazed
Are
few
and
far
between
IN "64"
mosphere Delicious, and Jon­
sidiiid'atld'sioriris, lai'ge shad­ room, recreation room, raFI-9-1700
cost $99, discount $25. GE 7- slruclui'al facing tile suitable
But the greatest of them
and W H I T E
athans, with that crisp au­
ed Idi.near schools and shop­ •.diant gas heat, lai'ge lot 120 will be when you move into
"THE
SARATOGA"
OR
7833.
for shower 'stalls or recI'eatian
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125.
Only
$13,900.
tumn
flavor.
ping.-By owner. GR 4-3439.
I'oom. G E 8-3824.
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this delightful
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dl'esses,
coals,
slips,
GE-7-20n
$10,900
Northern and red spy and
F O U R BEDROOMS
O N I O N
S E T S
4 Family on corner Center
excellent
condition.
Bargain,
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sweet fresh cider.
$100 D O W N
2 F A M I L Y / F L A T , coi'ner Ran­ and Cady. Excellent invest­ Brick colonial with 2 fiilly
sizes 18-20-18'/! thru 22Vi.. F l 9 ous size conlainers. On Farm?.
tiled baths up.
tile bath
2005.
6 9 . 5 9 M o . p l u s T a x e s dolph and''West $13,000. $1500 ment.
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SPECIALTY FEED
and den dn. Huge iiv. rm.
DEADLINE
GRANDPA'S old dinner bell, Salni'days, or fai'm at 5495'O n Y o u r Lot
> ' O n West Seven Mile road, full bsmt. Gas f.a. heat', 4(KI0l Grand River
Call FI 9-3556.
Novi
loo years old. 53305 Grand Riv­ Tower Rd. NO' 3-8826. G L 3-.
very nice 4 bedroom, only 2
3 bedrooms, brick ranch, 40
auto, hot water, alum. s. ,and 600 B A L E S alfalfa hay, call
TUESDAY N O O N
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C O M P A N Y
er, between Novi and New 6^51^ I
..years
old.
On
lot
104x1000'
ft. wide, fuli bsmt., over lOOD
s,, 2-car alt. gar, and all you John Riekll, Hickory 9-5256.
BY OWNER
Hudson.
SPINET
PIAN?,,
may
be
had:
$25,900.
sq. ft., ceramic tiie, 20' iiv.
need to assume present niort2-BEDROOM HOME
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Plym0iith I ^ractOR. 9V. horsepower Ea- by assuming ' snifill monilily;
rm. Will buiid within ,'iO mile.s
gage is
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GL-3-5490
4 BefJroom on 2.8 acres hi
Eosemenf. Aftoclied garage.
H A Y , clover and timothy inixhelman Utility Ti'actof. FI 9- payments. Beautiful, finish. See
of Detroit. Model and office
$1,500 DOWN
beautiful section. Rcc. room
ed,
alBd
baled
sti'aw.
Phohe
it locally. Wi'ite'Ci-edil Dept.7;
0569. $75.
No red tape, no delay.
341 SOUTH ROGERS
A big thaiiit you to those 23623 e Mile I^d., 2 biks. E .
2., car garage, swinmling
Box 57,Niles, Michigan.
438-3421.
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SEWING M A C H I N E , treadle
who gave of their time, donat­ of Telegraph.
NOI^THVILLB
pool, ?42,500.
; ' , . ' , , H13-14p:
type $15; antique; Gei'man
ed find purcliased items to help
APPLES
SUPPLIES Wholesale
C & L HOMES, INC.
Beautiful
building
site
on
FOR
A
GOOD lioine, sevei'al
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$75;
lai'ge
lawn
I'oller,
make the Saleill P.T.O. Bake
.' 9 best; most varieties pricEX-GIs
Homer road off of Edward
For anything in Piumbhig
$30; wheelbai'I'ow $5; blond puppies, just dog but very cute
and Ruinmage sale a success. K E - 7 - 3 6 4 0 K E - 7 - 2 6 9 9
;ed; below wholesale, Mcin­
WITHIN
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Evenings or Weel<ends
lllnes Drive and Reservoir
Suppiiea, cail us for prices or mahogany
breakfront
china and exceptionally sinart, ready
tosh,'Steel reds, Joiiathaiis
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That's this IMs-story, 5-rm.
Shov,/!! By Appointment Only Hd:
lo leave' mother in 'about 2
cabinet
$75.
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visit
our
showroom.
and
others.
$2.95
bu.
Junior
asbestos home, 2 . bedrms.,
We wish to thank our friends
weeks but make your selection
sizes
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$1.50
bu.
dn., room for 1 up, large
, l,.0t 0n Maxwell sireet off
F O R D ti'actor and tools G E now. G E 7-2189.
and neighbors for the lovely
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— For March Clearance — Large slock of buIii-lu sinks, 8-2581 or GE 8-8257.
V. A . REPOSSESSED
I'amily-style
kitchen, oak
•Qf-7 Mile road. 135" i 259'
cards aild flowei's and the
A P A R T M E N T
nicUicific
cnbiiiels,
ivater
beglOur own freshest and pui'floors, gas f.a. lieat, auto,
only - ?3,300.
VARIETY OF HOMES
many words of sympathy dur­
COMPLETE
, ->
est cider, none better any­ era, copper tube pumps, soU
hot water, s. and s. I'/i-car
Now is the time
ZERO DN.--TAX A D J . ONLY
ing'oiir recent bereavement.
pipe and fittings, bnthraom mo. »2 Bedroom duplex. Each
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S P E C I A L LOW WINTER
Some pmls. less than rent
Mrs. Frank Hamill
side rents for $75. $14,900
but still a modest
LIQUIDATION & APPRAISAL
iBashlon's Grontlview Orchard ilcrhizations on easy jigymeolj,
RATES F R O M
Call MANAGEMENT BROKER
and Family
with $2,000 dn. $lOD a
and repair work.
FOR QUALIFIED
40245 Grand River
LANNY R. ENDERS
$9,000 ZERO DOWN
E L L I S
month.
NEW HUDSON
$49 MONTH
AUCTIONEER
OATS. About 100 bushel. F I 920720 Middlebelt at 8 Mile
PLYMOUTH
OWNERS
Excluding Taxes and In- 2009.
3 - F o r S a l e - R e a l Estate
ROOFING COMPANY
FI-9-2183
GR-6-1700
SOUTH LYON
sui-ance.
PLUMBING SUPPLY
N,ORTHVILLE JAYCEES
, No job too big or too
143 WEST LRIEUTY ST.
42786 8 Mile VACANT small 5
I B C HOMES
W e Have Plans
7 acres, corner 9 Mile &
siTlall. A l l types roofhlg and
5 ~ F o r S a l e - - H o u s e h o l d OPEN A L L D A Y SATlmOAY
RUMMAGE SALE
room, utility, aluminum, new
$18,500 NOW $12,500
Rushton, includes 3 bedeaves troughs.
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well, over 2 aci'es, $11,700. GR
& Mortgage Money
-.jAPRIl10th and 11 ih
Do some work and^ save
room home, $15,000.
GL-3-2882:
F o r the doll in your life A U P H O L S T E R E D Rockers from
4-5607.
F R E E ESTIMATES
• ••Pick-Up and Deliver
up to $6,000. $0 down on your
beautiful
asbestos
5-rm.
ranch
Available
'$29.95 to $69.95, large selection.
Call any time Day or
• • OLD • D&C STORE
l l O U S E , 6 rooms, bath — fire­ lot — No payments for 6
CARL
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J O H N S O N 2 bedrms. and den that could Gambles, South Lyon. '
Evenings G E 7-2068
place in l.r., few fruit trees, 3 mos. Models — Doane R d .
• NORTHVILLE
be
converted
to
a
3rd
bedHtfc
BUY
PAINT
R E A L ESTATE BROKER
acres', West 9 Mile, for iiifor- at Silver Lake and 0300 Pon­ A L S O B U I L D I N G S I T E S
room. Tile bath pliistered.
ORNAMENTAL
l20 N . Center
Northviile
mation, G E 7-2270 after 2:30. tiac Ti'Dil Sat..and Sun. G E Oak floors, fuli bsmt., with WASHING machine, with spin
GE-7-5101
Fl-9-2000 or Fl-9.0l57
H 13ex 8-4l28. Evenings Vl-2-0073.
incinerator, gas f.a. ht., auto dryer; ,sewiiig machine; all D i r e c t f ^ o m F A C T O R Y
S . A T U R D A Y ~ 7:30 P . M .
EVERGREENS
hot water s, and s.,'iya-car metal wheel chair; vanity dressei';'
2-day
beds;
small
refrig­
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gal'., s i ' d r . , fenced' yard.
Cnstom lliint HancSi Home
NEW & USED r U K N I T U K E
EDENDERRY HILLS
erator; rocking chair; center
Close itq schools and bus.
I Privaie S11I08 All Day Siriiirciiij -SPECiAL. ---.-Syeafnore Shade
On Your Land
- AT THE WESTERN EDCJk OF NORTHVILLE Trees 8'-10' - You Dig - $3,
$10,000 - $ 3 0 0 Down-$57 Mo-1M*""' l^f"
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pleasant 5-room home,
NOTHINQ OVER
Large Covered Front Porch
A select residential development carefully planned, artistical­ Excluding taxes and ; i U . ,
Norway Mobles 1 ]Vi"
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• reasonable.
F A R M CENTER STORE
stand, floor lamp, electric lllo, ?3;99 G A L L O N
ly designed- Half acre home sites, rolling hills, beautiful trees,
BARE
$9.00
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$6,850 F U L L P R I C E
tors. deep freeze units, bed
8010 Pontine Trail
paved roads, sanitary sewers, underground utilities. Here,
2 Iilodem 4-bedroom hoiIIes,
R- A: MacARTH'UR
Approved
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V* me North of 7 lUIIe
N o Down Payment
surrounded in all direcitons by•^ Jiigh grade property, your
Flat Paint
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, full basements, 2-car garag,65221 W. EIGHT MILE RD..
CASH in 2 l HOURS
Oliver Dlx, Salem and Five
$58 per m o n t h
investment STAYS protected. Our builder or yours. $6000 to
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for your equity
Mile Rds.
• $7000 complete. Off W. Seven Mile RoadGloss
Open 9 a.m.-l p.ni! Closed Sun.
27520 Five' Mile, Livonia
3 Bedrm. Aluminum Insul.
I Phone GL-3-2C3G.
13-14cx
F a m l east ol Nortliville
Spar Varilish
'Visitors VVelcqJTied!
Phone GA 7-3200 or K E 7-9410
F E R T I L I Z E R S
Siding. Copper
plumbing,
• suitable for development.
O P E N SUNDAY - W E SWAP PIANO - Walnut console, full
Flool" and P o r c h
Duratub, 3-pc. Bath, Double
88 notes, almost new, can be
Concrete Brick •
bowl sink installed. Com7--F6r Rent
831 P E N N I M A N .
ALL ANALYSIS
seen locally. Must bo sold,
PLYMOUTH
G R O S S M A N
• and Stucco
J O H N
plete wiring with fixtures.
cash or terms. Write to; Credit
GL-3-3808
NORTHVlULE.NOVl'AREA
GL-3-1020
Barn Paint
Walls and ceilings insulated.
Manager, Michigan Piano Ser
•^LIFE
Fence Paint
W dry wall ready to dec­
l l l T S E N B E R G E R
I vice, 40 W. 8 Mile road, Hazel
W A L L P A P E R hanging equip4
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SOME O T H E R LISTINGS: ;
Park, Mlclligan.
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Trail 2 M i . north of Ten
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107 N . Center. FI 9-0131 17tf
Mile, South Lyon.
ELECTROLUX
• 3 Room House, 2 baths, basem'snt, interior like new, beau­
Undercoaters
PI-9-2720
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L E E P I N G ROOM with balliT
tiful large lot, nice pleasant neighborhood, $19,900. FHA 700 B A L E S straw, Charles Coe,
Pl'imers
SALES and SERVICE
COBB HOMES
privaie entrance and parking,
mortgage, $18,400.
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PARTS and SUPPLIES
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Boat Paints
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USE O U R W A N T A D S
3014.
• A dignified older home, sfrucfurxilly sound, 7 large rooms, G E 7-2004.
ROBERT HOLMAN
Auto Paints
L A W N
SEED
2 boths, full basement, 2-car garage, beautiful large cor­ E A R CORN, $33 ton, you haul,
GE-7-2328
3 ROOM fuf'nished apartment,
ner lot, near schools.
Mllford area, phone 684-2744.
364 S. Wing, Northviile.
See Y o u r P a i n t B e i n g
Hl3p| S A L E O B T R A D E bloild din
ing set with buffet and china
• Neat 7 room house, recently'remodeled inside and out­
HOUSE, newly decorated, 575
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R E G I S T E R E D black anfius,-La{,_ Bgy.g jyestern maple bed
Gardner, Northviile; F I 9-18^2.
side, hardwood floors down, basement, pine paneled fam­
cows, heifers aiid bulls — rea­
Visitors Welcome
complete.
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438-2575.
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A P A R T M E N T furnished, utillsonable. G E 7-243B or G E 7-, = „ = . , ™ , - - f = ^ —
C O M P A N Y
Y O U
C A N G E T T H E V E R Y
B E S T
Hl2-l3cx R E F R I G E R A T O R ;
Electric
lies, everything complete, prl• 43 Acres ideally located between 11 Mile road and 1-96, 7752.
13919 IIAGGEUXY PLYMOUTH vate entrance, adults, referSTRICKER PAINT
about
'.i-mile
east
of
Novi
for
residential
or
industrial.
We offer this 20 acre horse farm with 3 bedroom home E G G S for Easter.. Specials - | S l g ^ S t
J
ences I'ecjuired. F I 9-3371.
GL-3-S49a
extra large 3 doz. $l.«0 - nle- S ^ ' ^ ' S i - ^ ^ i J e
i2-ctir gorage — 2 barns — new fencing — properly on 2
P R O D U C T S , Inc.
• 25 Acres on Nopier Rd., north of 6 Mile Road. Priced to dium 3- $1.25 - small 3-?l.OO.
F
U R N I S H E D apartment for 6
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roa'ds — lots of evergreen trees - it's nice!
lhoI^llis M a y l ' - i : - Nov. 1. For
• sell at $12,500. $3,000 down.
At Hollow Oak Farm, Rush-'
" " " ^ 2 5 3 4 5 N o v i R d . at R . R .
Salo: Kay Guitar with case,
Pontiac Trail - 3 bedroom brick on 2-1/3 acres - 2-car
Ion R d , al 8 Mile, South Lyon. C A R P E T
Dupont 50i, color
P h o n e . FI-9-0793
like new was $09.50- sell for
Hl2-l3cx '•'OP'C sand, 12 x 18, used 3
garoga — full basement wilh rec. room — I '.i: batfis — 2
P L A N
T O
B U I L D ?
$45. F I 9-3086.
fireplaces — storms and screens. A good buy!
A P P L E S . Popular varieties. P " " " ' " " '
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Open everyday. Dutch H i l l
SEE O U R FINE BUILDING LOTS!
i'—For Rent
-ED FITZGERALD, B R O K E R a n d N O T A R Y
Orchards, 0842 Pontiac Trail, D A V E N P O R T , rose. F I 9-2339
USED
Phone 965-3148 --• 437-8850 Ponllac Trail fuid Terrltoriai Kd.
S. LYON-WHITMORE AREA
•ARE A FEW:
South Lyon.
,
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QUONSET hut 18 x 24 liveable
•••20p'xT.50' on W. 7 Mile neSr Valencia St. $3,500; $500
APPLIANCE
F L O O R S A N D E R and edgor
APPLES
2 rooms, must be moved from
down,- $50 mo.
..-.it'ir
rental, Gambles, South Lyon.
Splea, Mac's, Delldou*. Wliw- premises, make offer. 404-1040.
• On Westview Drive, a large 244'x500' lot. Ideal for ranch
Htfc
saps, Jonathans, Rome Beau- L. J . Ranch or Orville Dudley
D o n
M e r r i t t
R e a l t o r
•r'lJK'sp'li'f level house. $5,500. v
ties, and Others.
2 B E D R O O M apt., refrigerator
L I M E D OAK bed- spring and
•Hi-Fi
and stove furnished $70 month
POTATOES
reducing belt. Northviile 3497.7 Acres of beautifui landscaped propeity, Rose Garden, Or­
• 24O'x260' building lot in beautiful Northviile Hills. Low
437-2024 available' April 1.
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chard with well taken care of older home, 7 liedi-oonis up and 3
-'•-piiced $4,200. 'SI
$1,000 downHi3tfc
HONEY
baths, liu-ge attic, full basement, 2 furnaces, 3-car garage, MeaSECTIONAL sofa, $8; platform • W a s h i n g M a c h i n e s
• This lot is a real bargain 100 ft. x 80 ft. on Norton -Street.
OPEN EVERY DAY
F U R N I S H E D apartment. P h .
rocker, $4. 349-3385.
dowbrook golf club ai'ea. Piione for appointment.
Qnly;.-$2,000 with $500 dawn.
G E 8-4571.'
BILL F O R E M A N
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F R I G I D A I B E refrigerator, go- • C l o t h e s D r y e r s
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Custom built A bedrooin ranch, over 2 acres, 2-car garage,
ORCHARD STORE
• An excellent large building' lot on Bloomcrest Drive, 202
od colldition, $35. F I 9-9946.
•Refrigerators
full basement, 2 fireplaces, on paved higiiway, .$38,500.
SOFTENER SALT
ft. frontage, low priced at $5,000 with $1,000 down,
8 - W a n t e d to Rent
s T s W l,^
n. " t Z | 2 W b S g r b a W d ? H i ^
B Y Roncli, S. Lyon School, 3 bedrms., lot 120x300, fireplace,
DELIVERED
/ ^ ' « " V
168" X 84'-, vinyl lined, vei'y • E l e c t r i c R a n g e s
• 2 Acre Lot on Timberlone in beautiful Northviile Hills. Ideal
P E R M A N E N T unfurnished 1st
Slop «t WJiJte BMTeb
I reasonable. GR 4-2680.
2-ciir garage, needs a littie finisliing, $l3,!)00, low taxes.
SALES & SERVICE
for a split level home with' sweeping view. $6,600 with
1105 North Pontiac Trail
floor apartment for retired
FREE upright piano, also
$1,000 down.
ON TELEVISIONS
NovI, Grand River, Zoned Comm., older liome, 3 bdrnis., see
V/alled lake
624-2441 lady by June. 349-0474.
Wcstingllouse roaster
oven,
(All Makes)
us for key, lot 00x200. Immediate possession. $10,000. Terms.
• In befiutiful Northviile Estates a' 150x1,50 ft. lot priced at
brand new, $10; portable G.E.
$4,000.
46 Y e a r s of Satisfied
Ridge Coui-t BV Ranch. Nearly new, 3 tKiniis., iiot water iieat,
TV, good cpndllion, $10. 349Customers i n Northviile
L A W N
E Q U I P M E N T
full blisemt,, famiiy room, 2-car att. garage, $21,000.
'2531.
• 5.9 Acres with 180' frontage on W . 7 Mile. Near city. Low
GOOD
CORONADO
gas
iange
priced at $7,000.
, A ll-Acre Ranch witli o bai'n, lai-ge ;t-car garage and oilier
USED ELECTRIC
Robert Shaw oven $25. Call
buildings, Deep well. Large li-iuse. Ideal for horseman or dog
S P E C I A L I S T S
MOTORS
For Better Results LIST with
349-2488.
kennel. Full basement. $24,000. Terms.
1/5 to 2 H . P .
AUTHORIZED DEALER
APPLES
$3.00 and U p
'. Beautiful Meadowbrook Estates, 3 bedi'oom liome, 2V'j ncie.s,
Red
McInlosh,
Nortllenl
Spy,
Tore
Yardman
- Moio-Mowor - Bolens - Slmplichy
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A s k for F r e d
deep wpll, 24x34 garoge-barn, horses allowed. $21,.500.
Delicious
; Sniftll Fiirms, huiiding sites, lots, large farms.
INSULATlON
approved
for
R E A L T Y
Fi 9-1164
Sharpen
Repair
Complete Real Estate Service. Call us.
electric heat. Blower rental 10c
NORTHYILLE
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GEORGE L. CLARK, REALTOR
a bag. Gambles, South Lyon.
l'.M. EATON, SALESMAN
'
1 2 5 E a s t M a i n Sf.
Northviile, M i d i .
Htfc
ELECTRIC S H O P
C o r n e r N o v ! R d . , 10 M i l *
NORTHVILLE'S OLDEST REAL ESTATE OFFICE
' H . C h u r c h , S a l e s m a n - FI-9-3565
MOWRR SALiS
2 P R O M formals. aqua size
Fl.9.2034
151 E a s t M a i n S t .
160 E. MAIN ST.
• - •
^^^^^^
349-1515
O F F I C E P H O N E FI-9-3470
10; and blue size 8; worn once
FI-9.0717
4 3 3 2 5 W . 12 M I L E R D .
H o u r s : . 9 a . m . t o 6 p . m . $S each, F I 9-1025. After 5 p.m.
10 A C H E
beiween fl
acre, iOTo
U 2-4(140
Plots, Currie Rd.,
and 10 Mile, $800
down, easy terms,
or L I 9-3212.
Hi2-i3cx
9~V\/anted
A 2 or 3 BEDROOM house in
under
the Norliiville area,
$15,000. Call FI'9-0181 after 6
p.m.
Vafh,
FOR SALE
RQOr
STARK
R e a l t y
Wayne Feed
Supply
•
Get Your Baby
Specials! Chicks 61 Ducks
for Easter
Today!
ERVilH FARMS
ORCHARD
STORE
COOKS, waitresses, kitchen
I960 F O R D 4-DOOR
help wanted immediately. Ap
ply Aunt Jemima Kitchens, Stondard transmission, 32,000
corner 1-96 and Wixom Rd. actual miles, runs perloct. Old
exit.
H13 cor down.
F E M A L E help wanted. Local
company has opening on parttime basis for payroll and filing. Write Box 33S, care ot
South Lyon Herald.
H13cx
1 9 6 4
County of W a y n e
628
City-County Building,
Detroit 26. Phone: WO 5-2750
E x t . 261.
EASTER
WORKS
for
p a r t m e n t of p u b l i c
1958 C H E V R O L E T 2 - D R ,
6 cyl. Extra clean.
SEE THIS ONE
1961 C H E V R O L E T I M P A L A C O N V E R T I B L E $ 1 6 9 5
$495
V-ll. Aulomatic, radio, heater, power steering, power brakes
new convertible tcp, one owner, low miieage, exceiient condition
C
30 niontils io fiiiancc wiiii bank rates. One year warranty.
rr
V A L U E
1962 C H E V R O L E T B E L A I R 4 - D O O R S E D A N
(i cyl., stick, radio, heater, excellent famiiy car.
Oiie year, warranty. .$00 down or oid car.
GIFT
S T A M P S
JUST
LOOK
A T
THESE
SPECIALS
1 0 0 , 0 0 0
SO STAMPS FREE
For Just Registering
F I R S T P R I Z E — 50,000 S T A M P S
S E C O N D P R I Z E — 25,000 S T A M P S '
,
;
15,000
STAMPS
1 0 , 0 0 0 STAMPS
F O U R T H PRIZE —
G i l
-
1963 C H E V R O L E T D E M O S
G I V E N F R E E W i t h T h e Sale O f A n y
N e w or Useii Car During T h i s Period
A
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CHEVROLET
199 P l y m o u t h R o a d
Plymouth, Mich.
1958 C H E V R O L E T C O N V E R T I B L E . V - 8
H
E
S
E
S
E
$795
Automatic trans. Radio, lieateI-. Excellent' condition. No money
down.
1962 C O R V A I R 4 - D O O R S E D A N
R
V
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B I L L
R O O T
$1395
C H E V R O L E T ,
S
A
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$395
REPOSSESSED
-
RATHBURN'S^
N | ) R t rt V I L L E
works.
1959 RAMBLER W A G O N
$ 495
FIBERGLASS
Mobilbe^t
^ ^ j j ^ i
-
REPOSSESSED
-
No Money Down
No Credit Problems
Call — Bob Adams
PA-2-4l31
Farmington
classified!
KE-5-3536 --- GR-4-0500
S
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Sporting Goods
i i
, O i L HEAT
THE SAFEST
L l * ! ^
! CALL COLLECT j f f i l f l j P w l p M | ' '
for
FREE ESTIMATES
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AUTOMATIC
J S
COMFORT SYSTEM
HOME
YOUR
C A N HAVE
S o u t h
L y o n
ON
PAGE
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Ann Arbor
NO-5-9126
" '
(Next (o Kroger's)
YOUK ONE-STOP D R V CLEANING
AND 21-nOUR LAUNDRY SERVICE
l?'ry Cleaning Hours 9 a.m. - 8 p.m. Sat. 9-6
Closed Sunday
•,
;
DJIY C L E A N . . . 10 LBS. ?2.00
>
'STEAIW FINISH . . . C GARIVJENTS Wt,
S o u t h
FI-9-3350
SUPER
^ERyijCtNc
E c o n - O - W a s h
FOX TENT & AWNING a R. ELY & SONS
6 2 4 S. M a i n
1961 COMET W A G O N
L y o n
E c o i n r O - W a s h
YOU CAN
> V '•' ' ? •
D E P E N D ON
US FOR:
IB»«IIE\..K.^
• Courtcoiis 3
Service
^ ^ - ^ 2 1 U N U L
• Expert
W W H.W-^ 1
Repairs
^ s j , / ^
• FOR CARS & TRUCKS...WB Carry DIESEL FUEL
• ROAD and WRECKER SERVICE
•TUNE-UPS...FREE PICK-UP and DELIVERY
Your l-STOP Service StaMon-Opp. State Hospital
349-9789 or FI-9-1333
4112? W. 7 M I L E
'^mtautmi^
895
I960 CHEVROLET N O M A D
WAGON
$1195
1957 MERCURY 2-DOOR
HARDTOP
$ 195
1959 BUICK INVICTA
$ 795
1960 CHEVROLET 2-DOOR
$ 695
1954 LINCOLN HARDTOP
$
85
1961 MERCURY 4-DOOR.
AUTOMATIC
$ 995
1962 MERCURY CUSTOM
4-DOOR
$1595
Apply City Clerk's
or
;
CHEVYLAND ]
MORE
U
dr.
CHEVYLAND
SPECIAL
Inc.
LOT
139 N . C e n t e r at D u n l a p
Northviile
FI-9'1403
E
2
No Money Down
No cj-cdlt Problems
Call — Bob Adams
PA-2-4lJl
Automatic, radio, heater. One year warranty. No money down.
F O R D
C A R
D
Northvilloi
$ 5 9 5 5 6 0 S. M a i n
FI.9-0033
:
1959 C H E V R O L E T S T A T I O N W A G O N
0 cyl., stick silitt, radio and heater.
32715 G r a n d River
USED
345 N o r t h M a i n St.
GL-3-4600
42 Y e a r s Y o u r Reliable " O K " Chevrolet Dealer
T
M A C H
--
Automatic, radio, heater, power steerhig, one owner, low mile­
age. Excellent condition.
N
J O H K
N
1961 C H E V R O L E T
,
1962 C H E V R O L E T II C O N V E R T I B L E . . . . $ 1 6 9 5
CONVERTIBLE
6 cylinder, auto., radio, heater, i-ed with matciiing trim, sharp. V-8, ppwefi glide; power steer­
One year warranty.
ing, power brakes. Real sharp.i
;?169.5i
1961 O L D S C U T L A S S 2 - D O O R S E D A N . . . . $ 1 4 9 5
SEVERAL NO-MONEY-DOWN SPECIALS,.
INCLUDING:
1959 FORD 2-DOOR
1959 FORD 4-DOOR
1959 DODGE 4-DOOR
1958 FORD CONVERTIBLE
1957 FORD 2-DOOR
1958 ENGLISH FORD
1959 FORD HARDTOP
1959 RAMBLER 4-DOOR
1957 BUICK HARDTOP
STAMPS
A
lOfioeONTUTENTAL
Fuli Power
Au- Conditioned
$1195
2-DOOR H A R D T O P S — 4-DOOR S E D A N S
Factoiy guarantee on tliese cars only. V-8s, power steering and
brakes, automatics. A l l cars like new....$199 DOWN....30
months on balance and bank rates.
; Given Each Month During
March, April and Mayr 1964
5000
L
CHEV
-
C cyl., automatic, radio, heater, power steering, one owner, low
. miieage, excellent condition.
1963 Ford 4-Dr. Sedan, radio, heater, automatic,: ' '
power steering
- $2185
1963 Ford 2-Dr., radio, heater
$1545
1962 Falcon 2-Dr. Fufura, radio, heater,
4 on the floor
$1345
1961 Chevrolet Impala Hardtop, radio,
' . .
heatUr, automatic
$1560
• 1960 Mercury 4-Dr. Sedan, radio, heater,
'
•
automatic, power steering and power brakgs...,. $1175
1960 Falcon 2-Door, radio and healer
'.*.-.' 4 625
1960 Chevi'olet 4-Door, radio, heater
. >. ! ; ^
and automatic
^ . - i $1145
.I960' Dodge Station Wagon, power steering, power
; brakes^ radio, heater and automatic
..-$1175
F R E E
"THIRD PRIZE —
B Y
Y
ONLY
1963 C H E V R O L E T II 2 - D O O R S E D A N
$1695
R cyiindei', auto, trans., I'adio, heater, car like new. One year
warranty.
SPRING
'RECOMMENDED
'59
$695
1961 M E R C U R Y 2 - D O O R S E D A N
"SWEEPSTAKES"
V
6 Cylinder
Standard Transmi.^sion
1958 C H E V R O L E T 4 . D 0 0 R S E D A N V . 8 . . .
Automatic, radio, heater,
\
A-1 U S E D C A R S l " \
GIL WINNER
E
Fiesta Rambler^ Inc.;
1960 C H E V R O L E T 4-DR. S E D A N
$995
V-fl, automatic, radio, lieater. One owner. Low mileage. Excel- nainbler-Wliiys Sales Sc Service
1205 Ann Arbor R d . Plymoutll
lent condition.
G L 3-3600,,
.\o money iioivii. One year ivarranly.
•
"SWEEPSTAKES"
'
$1495
1961 C H E V R O L E T 2 - D O O R H A R D T O P . . . . $ 1 4 9 5
(i cyi., stick, radio, heater, conipiete -rebuilt engine. Sharp car
$aa or old car dowa. One year wnrrauly.
WINNER, TOO, WlTH
ONE OF OUR
TOP
;
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Northviile
1959 F O R D C O U N T R Y S E D A N S T A . W A G O N $ 8 9 5 5 6 0 S. M a i n
FI-9-0033
V-8, automatic, radio, heater, car in exceiient condition.
No moiicy doivn. One year warranty.
Smiling Gil' 1963 C H E V R O L E T 2 - D O O R S E D A N
$1795
6 cyl., stick, i-adio, heater. Car iike new.
Winner Says: $108
or old car down. .16 nionfiis at baiilt rales. 1 year warraiily.
"YOU'LL BE A
CANVAS . ALUMINUM
ONE Y E A R
WRITTEN G U A R A N T E E
City Hall,
FI-9-1300.
SPECIAL
READ . . .
a
l a b o r e r ' s j o b o n the de-
o/fice,
. phone
1961 F O R D 4 - D O O R ,
6,
standard transmission, runs
i n g
like new, old car dpwn, b a l ­
1961 P O N T I A C B o n n e v i l l e C O N V E R T I B L E . . $ 1 8 9 5 ance at bank rates.
Automatic, radio, lieater, power steering, power bral<es, special
aluminum wlieeis, jet blacit with red interior, a sh.nrp cai\
R A T H B U R N ' S
IJS!) down, 30 nioiiliis lo finance. One year warranty.
N O R T H V I L L E
1205 A n n A r b o r R d . — P l y m o u t h - - G L - 3 - 3 6 0 0
3 0 0 , 0 0 0
CHEVYLAND
SPECIAL
RATHBURN'S
J E E P
J U S T R E G I S T E R A T 199 P L Y M O U T H R D .
O R 345 N . M A I N S T .
. TRUCK .
y % 195
1957 OLDS 98 2-DOOR
HARDTOP
$ 295
w i l l receive applications
27
a n d
No Money Doivn
No Credit Prohleins
C:iii — Boh Ad.iins
PA-2--U3l
AAA
WRECKER
HERB'S
STANDARD SERVICE
HERB DRYER, OWNER
P A U L
P R O F I T T
Landscaping
Service
• A M F
C O N S T R U C T I O N
C O .
Complete
Tree
AUTOMATIC
Service
PIN
528 N . Pontiac T r a i l
PHONE
O P E N 24 H O U R S
TUNE-UPS - MUFFLERS - SHOCKS
• M E C H A N I C O N DUTY
N o v ! R d . at G r a n d R i v o r
FI-9-0100
Complete
MA-4-3616
C R E E N
• REMODELING
ADDITIONS
CUSTOM BUILDING
Aluminum
Siding
SPOHERS
Walled Lake
A
^ £ a J \
R I D G E
f & J
N U R S E R Y
Specialty!
8600 NAPIER
^c^ttT^/'132
FI-9-1111
N O R T H V I L L E
S. CENTER
L A N E S
FI-»-JO«
$ 995
T h e C i t y of N o r t h v i i l e
March
R A M B L E R
ItEPOSSESSED . -
luce CHEVROLET 2-DOOR
-$.38.00 Per Montii
No Money Down
No Credit Prohlciiis
Caii — lioh Adams
PA-2-4l3J
No Money Down
No Credit Prohiems
Ciili — Boh Adams
PA-2-ll31
CHEVYLAND
1952 FORD % T O N
DEPARTMENT
thru
-
1963 three thousand mile official car, full 24,000 mile
factory warranty — two-iono blue, 4-door, 660 sedan —
R o o t C l i e v . , I n c . 5 6 0 S. M a i n
Northviile
whh windshield washers, heaier, automatic transmission, R 92715 Grand RIvcr Farmlnglea
FI-9-0033
heator, wheel discs, whiiewall tiros, side-view mirror and
KE-n-ssae - GR-4-os0o
carpeting.
F I E S T A
-
REPOSSESSEi) —
ICS!) PONTIAC CONVERTIBLE lUGO PONTIAC 2-DR. HARDTOP
lg.ifl FORD
Sliai'p!
,$3l.li0 Per Montii
.1iC8" F U L L PRICE
LOOKEE
Northviile
PUBLIC
CLAHJ3NCE DuCIIAnME
-
-
NORTHVILLE
'/2-TON P I C K U P
TWO TO CHOOSE F R O M
B ft. fleet side box. Factory ra­
dio and heatei'.
One year warranty. $99 dn.
$1195
1 9 9 5
BOB CANN
Down
1960 C H E V R O L E T
SPECIAL
UEPOSSESSEU
15-For Sale-Autos
15-For Sale-Autos
Sale-Autos
- - REPOSSESSED
No Money Down
No Ci-edit I'ruhieins
Caii — Hob Adams
PA-2-ll3i
PANEL DELIVERY
Excellent condition. Ideal foicleaners or gi-ocery delivery
truck. No money down. One
year wari-anty.
$895
No Money
NEW C A R G U A R A N T E E ^
LOOKEE,
15—For
)9<ji CADILLAC SEDAN' DeViile
Full Power
VOLKSWAGEN
1958 V 2 - T 0 N P l C l C U P
Radio, healer. Exceiient con­
dition.
$795
LAST 7 9 6 3 RAMBLER
P I C K - U P
1960 MERCURY 4-DOOR
City of
1961
FI-9-0033
J E E P
D I E M A K E R . Journeyman, all
1960 FORD 4-DR. W A G O N
around experience. S t e a d y
$ 945
work. Bathey Manufacturing,
Plymouth.
36tt 1959 CHEVROLET W A G O N
,.,
;
4^
S A L E S M A N call between 9:30
and 11:30 a.m., 31 Woodland,
1957 FORD W A G O N
Northviile, Phone 437-2763.
$^''195
. H11-14CX
Pay Range $5563 to $6208
a year. Police work in Wayne
County. High school or the
equivalent; Resident; 5 ft,
9 Inches; weight in propor­
tion; 21 to 32 years; No
glasses. Only excellent rep­
utation and moral charac­
ter. Apply before March 27,
1984 at the
Civil Service Commission
-
E a c h M o n t h D u r i n g M a r c h , A p r i l a n d M a y , 1964
NO PURCHASE REQUIRED
E X P E R I E N C E D male cooks 1B62 F O R D Galaxie 500, 14,0UlJand dishwashers. Apply Aunt miles. 453-4613.
Jemima
Kitchens,
coriicr
Grand River and Wixom road. 1960 FALCON' \ door, standard
transmission, radio, good moEXPERIENCED
machinists, tor, tires, no .rust, $425. M A 4assemblers, welders. Condeco, 1927, ll96 Beck Rft., WJxom.
25820 Novi Road, Novi.
- JtEPOSSESSED MILK ROUTE M A N
Home
delivery established
1959 CADILLAC COIIPE
route, 5-day week, salary plus
Full Power
earnings, no investment, no
No Money Down
lay offs. Married 21-40. Apply:
No Credit Problems
1084 S. Huron road, Ypsllanti.
Cull — liob Adiims
3-S p.m. .
PA2-4131
E X P E R I E N C E D welder bum
ers, mechanic with planer mill
WHY V/ALK?
and boring mill experience.
Apply Foundry Flask and
STAND AROUND?
Equipment Co., 456 E . Cady,
V^AIT FOR A BUS?
NorthVille.
PATROLMAN
UEPOSSESSED
-
15-For Sale-Autu;
O N L Y
$ 1 7 9 5
WOMAN for general produc•••
! " ,Wi
tlbn work, apply in person
F
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s
t
a
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r
,
lni(.
Ritchie Brothei's Laundry, 144
N . Center, Northviile,
Itainblcr-WIilys, Sales & Service
N U R S E S AIDES oviif 20. Call 1205Ann'ArborRd. .'Plymouth
GLr3-3600
'
F I 9-2200.
R E S T A U R A N T arlve-hi help
wanted. B e l Nor Drive In. F I
9-lS30.
23tf
-
PA-2-413l
1957 F O R D Pickup, % ton, in
extra good condition, Oliver
Dlx, Salem and Five Mile Rds.
Hl3-l4cx
S I N G L E young man for work GL-3-2636,
on horse farm. G E 7-2400.
Hl3cx
S I N G L E young man for vet­
erinarian assistant, some of­
fice and lab work with horses
only. G E 7-2400.
Hl3cx
H13-14P
RETRACTABLE
RATHBURN'S li)5S FORD
$3l.li0 Per Month
NORTHVILLE No Money Down
No Credit l'roblcins
CHEVYLAND Ciiii
—- lioh Adnma
W a n t e d M A L E help wanted — surface
grinder. Days, part-time or full
time. Northwest Gauge & En­
WANTED — Foster home.s for
gineering, 20200 Novi road.
mentally retarded children. In­
terested couples call Plymouth M I L L H A N D - days, part-time
State Home and Training scho­ or full lime. Northwest Gauge
ol, Northviile, GL 3-1500 exten­ & Engineering, 2C200 Novi road
sion 291.
44tf APPLICATIONS now being tak­
en for position of male ordei'lies. In either day or night
11-Help Wanted
shift in lai'ge convalescent
home. NorthVille FI 9-0011.
EXPERIENCED
hairdresser
M A N foI' trimming apple or­
immediate employment. F I 9chai'd, or will lease, reason0838.
44tf
able. Also ti'actor needed. 3492490.
G R A D U A T E NURSE I
E X P E R I E N C E D man for part
Opportunities available for lime work in yard. Furnisil
a Registered Nurse hlterest- own ti'ailsportation. Call F I 9
ed in participating in the de- 1100.
velopment of a dynamic program for the care ot emotlonally disturbed children,
12—Situations W a n t e d
A l l Michigan Civil Service
benefils, including an outstanding state contributoi'y HOUSEWORK by day in Norlh­
ulsurance progi'am and an ville, Novi area. FI 9-2384.
excellent relirement plan, IRONINGS in my home. 502
plus Social Security. Salary Grace. FI-9-ll05.
4ltf
range.$5,220 to $6,410 annual­
TUTORING
for
Junior
High
or
ly. Must be registered as a
graduate nurse in Mlclligan High School — English and
.
and hnve 3ix months of ex- Histoi'y. 349-3189.
perlence. For additional information, contact Director 1 4 - F o u n d
of Nui'sing, Children's Ser­
vice, Nortllville Slate Hos­
pital, Phone: F I 9-1800, Ext. FOUND on Pontiac Trail large
411. A n equal opportunity carton. It owner can identify
employer.
45 contents, and pay for ad, Will
return. Phone 437-9552. H13cx
B A B Y SITTER for 2-yr, old
twin boys, 7:30 a.m. lo 3:30
p.m., 5 days, must Ilaye own
transportation, prefer mature
woman, $20 weekly, G E 7-2473
after 6:00.
Hl3cx
Sale-Au.tos
ton $150. USED PARTS for 1958-59 or 60
'62 C H E V R O L E T Impala, 2- 1949 CHEV. pickup
CHEVYLAND dor
hardtop, red, standard 1040 CHEV. wilh 1956 V-8 en­ Rambler American. -QE 7-2350.
•H13CX
transmission, one owner, $1700 gine and I'unning gear, No rust
SPECIAL phone
H13-14cx
G E 8-8652 or G E 7-2093.. $125. G E 8-3563.
Wonted
10—Miscellany
APPLES
AUCTION
11-Help
To Buy
l5~For
15—For Sale—Autos
15-For Sale-Autos
Sale—Autos
Northviile Asphalt Paving
Trucking &
Excavating Company
ALL
FULLY
WORK
FREE ESTIMATES
534 Forest Downtown Plymouth
to
perpetuate
cherished
memoriei
SfANDING ALWAYSIN LOVING TRIBUTE
Chnoie here a beautiful family momorlal
In ageless granite or marble
Grading
Back Filling
—
SPECIALTY"
MONUMENTS
BULLDOZING
PARTS & SERVICE
FOR A L L MAKES
GORDON'S
"DRIVEWAYS A
Herb Guntzviller
GUARANTEED
FI.9.0961
WEST BROS.
GORDON'S
Radio-TV Service
128 W. MAIN
Radio-TV
Tree Removal
Service
A l l e n
NORTRVILLB
349-1070
Fl
9-2009
or
. 4 6 2 0 0 T e n M i l e at T a f t
Fl
W o r k s
You can rely on our counsel In choosln9
0 niefTtorlal of enduring beouty
9-2555
Northviile
M o n u m e n t
m
south Main
Northviile
FI-9-0779
,
15—For Sale—Autos
15— For Sale—Autos
16—Business Services
The Norl.liville Record - Novi News—Thursday, March 20, 196'
' Section One — Page Sbt
2 Injured
9*f*»0f**1t ********
In Novi
TUNING
16—Business Services
n
J u s t i c e
C o u r t
1963 FAiRLANE 2 diioi' sc(l:iii, l<m '\ duor l^LYMOUTH, -1:225.E.XPERT UPHOLSTERING Two Pontiac Youths ;tiKl two rested were relcascd to their
slicl: siiifl, I-adiu, white side- Al Wistcrt, i0250 W. 7 IWilc, i^ci discount. Fi-ee cstinialc.
from fleti-oit were fined Fi'i- parents,
mm
BE S U R E . J N S U R E
walls, seal hells.
-1700:)i''I 9-1962.
Noi-lliviiie.
330' W. Ann Arbor Ti-ail, Plyday and Saturday on .separate
Diinsaiiy. .•149-21)1)3.
C
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L
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t
nioulh. GL-3-3390.
341 f
Philip Taylor of Detroit, ar­
violations of drinking.
Member of the Piano
16— Business Services
rested along with Leslie D.
SPVVNN^^^
Technicians Guild
Jose Aquilcra, 18 oi Poniiac,
ceramic tile kitchen sinks,
Two motorists were injured and Jo.se C. Ramirez, 17 of Pon­ Kil/.niann of Detroit, on Mea­
Servicing JJ'ine Pianos In
dowbrook f-oad Friday night
ROOFING - SIDING and in­ complete bathroom vinyl asph
this
past
week,
n
o
n
e
seriously,
Real Estate & Insurance
'l'his^ArCa for 30 Years
tiac were fined •?35 jiiid ,•$20,
sulation. Free estiinate. Wol- alt. All types of floor c;va.- Total
in accidents on Novi roads. respectively, nnd eat;li w;is pla­ was fined 5i25 for consuming
Rebuilding,
if
Requii'
e
d
voi'iiic Insulation company. ir.g. Free estimate. FHA terms
NORTHVILLE
FI-9-2000
alcohol on a highway. His 120 N. CENTER
On Sunday afternoon, Rickie ced on one year proluiliun iil- companion was fined $15 for
MA -I-2C02.
44 available. 0 Down. GE 7-2831.
Fl 9 - 1 9 4 5
CHARLES F. CARRINGTON
CARL H. JOHNSON
J. I'anlalone, 18 of 23948 East tcr they pleaded giiiily Satur­ being a minor in possession.
i4t:
HEATING SERVICE. Get rea
LeBost suffei'ed neck and head day, before Justice of Peace The two pleaded guilty before
dy for winter. Vac-cleaning
SEWING Machine & Vacuum injuries when the car she was Emeiy Jacques Jr., on cluirg- Judge Jacques.
Jiiid repairing, experienced.
SCHNUT^
sweeper expert service. Spec­ driving on Novi road was es of being minois in posses­
Keasonuble. GL 3-3634. 20tl
ializing on Elecliolux and Kir struck from Ihe reai' by an­ sion.
A lli-yeai'-old girl, passenger
MUSIC STUDIo
i'iiUiuj\/iL, Loiiiii on yuur aigby parts and service. All other other vehicle driven by Maiy Two juveniles in Ihe car al in the Taylor car, was turned
.i.ilure, liiniiture or car. Piymalces, Vacuum sweeper hos­ Silvester, 43 of Ann Arbor. the lime the yinilhs were ar- over to Ihe juvenile court.
• PIANO and ORGAN
-iioiith lnnanci; Co., Pi-miiaiaii
es exchanged with your use­
• INSTRUMENTAL
Attention Wixom Voters
.We., Plymoulli. GLr.3-C060. U 505 N. CeniOr
FI-O-DSflO able hose ends ?4.95. GE 7-5321 She was to be treated by a
1963 DODGE
private
pilysician.
H48lfc
VI i'AJWxiNa und decorating,
I Would Nice to thank all who voted for mo
ELECTRIC
CONTRACTOR
440 HARDTOP
luterjor and exterior. Also wall MATTRESSES & BOX spring.s
According to police, the Novi
in
the
Primary Election. Whether you voted for
• Sales nnd Service for Delto Motors
Aulomolic, icicJio, Iiociler, wui;liiI,g, Roy Hollis. Ph. FI 9- standard ond odd sizes of best
girl was driving south on Novi •Wirini; tor l.i,vlii .nid Power
me or not, I urge all to vote in the April election.
Mb grade material. See our retni' 7—Special Notices
wiiilowcills, power sICL-riiuj. I16C.
I'oad between Nine and 10 Mile
• Fiuorcscent l.i.nlirin;^;
Practice doiriocracy, vote and keep the voting
power brcikos. .Real sliorp!
RUBBISH and light hauling. showroom at Six Mile and Ear
roads when she stopped for a
hart
road.
T
w
o
miles
w
e
s
t
ol
•No Job Too biriie or Too Small
habit. The vote is your voice in government, Use
4
2
t
f
car
making
a
turn
from
the
VOUR
STATE
Representative
$2095
WAS
Pontiac Trail. Adam Hock Bed Paul Chandler, has offices at road. Miss Silvester's car
your vote and bo sure the wishes of the majority
PHONE FI-9-351.5
$1950 CASH FOR Land Contracts —ding Co. Telephone GE 8-3855 :i3050 Five Mile road, Livonia struck it in the rear.
NOW
Edmund P. Yerkes, Attorney, .South Lvon.
are carried out.
tl
$225 OR OLD CAR DOWN !!)2 E. Main, Norlhville. Ph.
and his'phone is GArfield 2Police ticketed Miss Silves­
$59.81 PER MONTH
:M3-3440.
l4tt PIANO LESSONS for begin- 3160. If thef-e is any way he ter for failure to stop within
D e K a y
FIC
THANK YOU,
neis
GEORGIE
RICHARDS,
can
b
e
of
service,
h
e
woul
d
'Y[.N'.SURANCiS - Fire, Theft, Lia-BM degree,; 349-3049.
an assured clear distance 431 YERKES
NORTHVILLE
3711 welcome the opportunity.
ELWOOD J. (AL) GRUBB
lility. Automobile. IWro. F. R
1962 PONTIAC
33tl ahead.
Candidate for Juslice of the Peace
21') N. Wing. NorthCATALINA
"itlp PIl. FT-!l-3nii4.
201; C u s t o m B u i l t H o m e s ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS, On Satui-day morning, John
City of Wixom
meets Tuesday and Friday Harnden, 17 of 43475 Fonda
SPORTS SEDAN
TAILORING - Ladies', Men's ATTIC ROOMS CABINETS evenings. Call GL 3-1579 or Flsuffered a minor chin injury
Slick, rth-Jlo, lic-citt.-r, ^viiil-.;- clothes altcrod. Fi'ank Kish,
ADDlT/ONS
9-1113; Your call kept confiden-when he lost control of his
•im Rushton Rd. Near 12 Mile
RECREATION ROOMS
wall lircs.
Ital.
26tf car on a slippery I'oad and his
GE 7-7777C.
Hl3cx
Save money, deal direct
car plunged into the ditch
Mr.
Stevenson
please
pickWAS
$1695 MclN'l'OSFr.lEWELERS oTfers
Work myself
iij) I'ui-niluie left at 718 N. Cen­ near the C&O railroad on Novi
- BARGAIN PRICE you the finest jewelry repair
ter. Will be di.sposed of at road.
NOW
$1575 service in Michigan, All work
S T R A U S
auctioii for money due after 30 Me was treated by a pf'ivatc
$175 OR OLD CAR DOWN done by experts. Damaged jewdays.
41) physician.
P1-9-2005
eliy repaii-ed. Outmoded jew$59.29 PER MONTH
eliy redesigned. Diamond set- CARPET Laying, Repairing,
ting. Special order work — Make over, stair cai'pets shift­
hand ci'aflcd. Charms soldered ed, re-strelching. Sewing and Northville Photographic Service
1961 CHEVROLET
To the qualified electors of the City of Wixom,
on bracelet. Silver holloware binding. Work guaranteed.
and flatware repaired and re Free estimates. Call GEneva
MONZAS
— PHOTOGRAPHY —
County of Oakland:
T O W N S H I P
O F
N O V I
.silvered, pearl restringing, mis­ 8-3l79.
H44tfc
— 3 To Ciioose From — sing diamonds, precious, and
Social - Weddings - Candid - Cominercial
INCOME TAX returns prepar­
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a General
Standard and uutomalic tram- semi-precious stones replaced ed. Mrs. P. R. Lanning, 214
CALL AFTER 5 P.M.
Election Will be held in the City of Wixom, in the
missions. Radio, lioator and Watciies repaired. Your rings N. Wing, Northville. FI 9-3004.
checked and cleaned, $1.00.
254 Linden
Northville
FI.9-0477
wfiifcwall tirL-s.
County of Oakland, and the State of Michigan, on
M E E T I N G
O F
3Gtf
Clock repairing. Phone GE 8
Monday, April 6, 1964 for the purpose of electing
HOOVER SERVlCE
WAS
$1395 2333, North Lafayette street.
officials for the following offices:
Hl3cx All makes vacuum cleaners
NOW
$1275
serviced — free inspection and
$175 OR OLD CAR DOWN
C AL'S
estimate — free pickup and
B O A R D
O F
R E V I E W
$46.75 PER MONTH
One (1) Mayor (2 Years)
APPLIANCE SERVICE delivery, reasonable rates.
One (1) Justice of the Peace (4 Years)
*Washers
*Dryers Prompt service. Phone collect.
-V^
-f
Notice is hereby given to all persons liable to
Three (3) Counciimen (4 Years)
"Dishwashers
'Disposals Empire 3-2072. A. F. Ward.
Htfc
1960 FORD SKYLINER
CALVIN THOMAS
assessment for taxes in the Township of Npvi,
at the place of holding the election in said city as
O F
W I X O M
PHONE Gt-3-5661
County of Oakland, State of Michigan, that the
indicated below:
WHITE WITH RED TRIM
CARPENTER AND
S. R. JOHNSTON & SON
Assessment
Roll of said Township as prepared
VIS.
Precinct
1
and
2,
Wixom
City
Hall
CABINET WORK
$995
CUSTOM BUILDERS
by the undersigned will be subject to inspection
49045 Pontiac Trail, Wixom, Michigan
Counter Tops, Tile Floors,
General Repair.
at OFFICE OF SUPERVISOR, 25850 NOVI
0 RESIDENTIAL
•
•
•
IUWlN KINNE
A B S E N T E E
B A L L O T S
ROAD, in the said Township on
•
COMMERCIAL
NOTICE
RELATIVE
TO
OPENING
AND
ALWAYS 50 CARS TO
447 West Lake, South Lyon
• INDUSTRIAL
CHOOSE FKOM,
CLOSING
OF
POLLS:
Election
Law
116,
PA
1954,
Phone Gg 7-7801
•
APRIL 4, 1964 at 2 P.M. WILL BE THE DEADSection 720: "On the day of any election the polls
GE-7-2255
AI,1. 1\JAKES AND MODELS GA-1-8988
LINE FOR APPLICATION FOR ABSENTEE
shall be open at 7 o'clock in the forenoon and
Saturday, March
28,
1964
AT COMJ'ETITIVE PUtCES.
BALLOTS
FOR
THE
APRIL
6,
1964GENERAL
shall
be open until 8 o'clock in the afternoon and
9
TRAIN YOUR DOG
Aluminum Siding
HANK KATES
ELECTION. My office will be open from 9 a.m.
no longer. Every qualified elector present and in
to. 2'p.m. on April 4, 1964, at the Wixom City
line at the polls in the hour prescribed for the
A Dog W o r t h Owliing is
: 9 - 1 2 A . M . & 1 - 4 P . M .
• 8 BIG LOTS TO SEKVE YOU
Aluminum Trim
Hall, 49045 Pontiac Trail, Wixom.
closing thereof shall be allowed to vote.
YcssIr, It's iliu Edci-licrrics
A Dog Worth Training
Whcu Yuu Deal Witli
REGISTER NOW FOR
Guaranteed 30 Years
Pearl Willis
HADLEY J. BACHERT - - .
Pearl Willis
All Breed
City Clerk
Berry Pontiac
SUPERVISOR OF SAIP TOWNSHIP
Cily Clerk
Roofing
A l l Kindii
INCORPORATED
OBEDIENCE TRAINING
• LOT NO. 1 . . .
476-4950
GA-2-0416
ROOFING REPAIRS
874 W. Ann Arbnr Itoad
CL-3-2500 — WO-3-7l!)2
LIGHT HAULING and moving
Aluminum Storm
• LOT NO. 2 . . .
N O T I C
H E A R I N G
FI 9-2707.
45
675 W. Ana ^rbor Road
V/indows
r.r,-3-2ri04
l'LVMouTll
Plumbing - Heating
O n
P r o p o s e d
A m e n d m e n t
T w n s h i p
Z o n i n g
O r d i n a n c e
NEW INSTALLATlON
G
A
L
E
W
H
I
T
F
O
R
D
- kepo,s.sessed
REMODELING
SERVICE WORK
renatjLT
ROOFING & SIDING
Elcciric Sciver Cicanlng
?2I).0I) l'er H.;iilh
Eieclric Pipe TiiawinK
23283 Currie Rd.
No r.lmii'y Dimn
No Credit i'rohl'.'iiis
GLENN C. LONG
GE-7-2446
Call — itoh Adalu.s
mm 7 .Mile Kd. N,uilivllliPA-z-ini
Plinnc FIcldhroolt S-037.'l
<>mu.
Accidents
Carrington
The NoJ'thville Record - Novi New.s—Thursday, i^Tarch 2C, inO<
Section One — Page Seven
S p i r i t s
. Harold Bloom Agency Inc.
& Johnson
COMPLETE
LIABILITY
AUTO
PONTIACS
jf. jf. jf.
\.\\m\mv,.
•
•
*
NOTICE
FURNITURE Upholstering o;
all types. Work guaranteed
Spi'ings relied, cushions restuf. . . INTO ONE OF THESE GUARANTEED USED CARS FOR fed. For free cstiniate call GE
NO MONEY DOWN IF YOU HAVE ANY KIND OF A 7-2412. Donald Reed, G1500
Rambling Way.
H23tfc
TRADE. IF NO TRADE, DOWN PAYMENT IS LISTED.
1961 LANCC-R 770 -1-DOOR. Royal rod, wliitcwoll tires, spot­
less interior, autoiriutic, radio and liootcr. Reol sliarp, F L O O R 5 i | N D I N G
$125 DOWN. 5-44 MOIsllHLY.
First oiass iayhig, sandiiif,
finishing, old and new floora.
1961 PLYMOUIH 4-DOOR, 3, oulo.nalic, radio, lioalcr. Nice
Own pp^^r..' Free estimates.
clean cor. i95 DOWlNl. $48 /yiONTHLY.
Work guaniIitcfd.
1960 FALCON 2-DOOR. Boauliful rod finisli, slick, 4 braiic
H. BAflSUHN
Pn. GE-a-aa02, if no answer
new liics. $95 DOW|\|. $35 MONTHLY.
(•all Er.-n-.')7ri2 coilpn
1959 PLYMOUTH 4-DOOR, 8, automatic, radio, heater, good
solid car. $5 DOV/N. $27 MONriHLY.
F. J . . W E I N B U R G E R
1963 DODGE CUSTOM 830 2-Door Hardtop. R&H., P.S.,
P.B., auto. Truly like no-/A $195 DN. $75 A MONTH.
SALES
127 HUTTON ST.
E. MILLER
A N D SERVICE
NORTHVILLE
FI-9-0660
Bowling
350 S. llarvcy, l'lymoiiUi
0pp. Central l'arking Lot
- HOURS Monday, Tiicsday, ThMLiday
l P.M. to 9 P.M.
Wed., Friday, Saturday
lo A.M. to 5 P.M.
PHONE GL-3-2056
Building
L O A N S
Kocian
Notice is hereby given
that the Planning Com­
mission, acting in its ca­
Digging
Treilching
pacity as Zoning Commis­
Bulldozing
sion, .of the Township of
Grailing
Northville will hold a
Drains D u g & Repaired
public hearing on Tues­
day evening, April 14,
GReenleaf 4-8770
Excavating
G.
"Until we get grass lo work
on, there's nut iiiiich we c:in
do," said Coach Jones. "Wc
Ihonglil of working oiit at Brae
Burn country club, biit the
course won't be ready iiniil
45 67 this weekend."
200 Scoi'es: Wai'kup 235, GIO, Town & Country
, Si'.' House League
Thomson S & 0.
07 49 Wilkin 230, R. Carr 224, Thom­ Hi Team Series: Waid Drill­ Although the linkstei's are
Briggs Trucking
04 52 as 222, Pai'menter 221, 213, De- ing Co. 1970; Bi'aders 1953; behind schedule in practice,
•l'own & Country 1922.
Baileys Dance
the late first meet — April 13
63 53 ly 215, Knapp 214, Sandmann
Freydls Cleaners
02 54 210, Battcrton 202, Lobdell 201, Ind. Hi Series: M. Ambler with Walled Lake — gives
201, Christensen 201, Wat­ 475, B. Bui'khart 4G2, M. J. them a little moi'e time in
Walt Ash Shell
60 5G Steel
Ling 456.
Ramsey's Bar
which to prepare for the seaGO 50 son 200.
HI Team Game: Waid Drill­ ,son.
Wayne Door & Ply. 58 58
North. Woineii's League
ing
Co.
7
0
5
,
Braders
0
G
4
,
T
o
w
n
Fisher Shoes
58 58
The race this year for the
73 39 & Country 657.
Gniewek's
57 59 Oakland Paving
Wayne-Oakland conference golf
Ind. Hi Game: M. Ambler title should be a three-team af­
03 49
Clovei'dale Dairy
51 05 C. R. Elys
G3 49 171, N. Stoddard 169, B. Burk- fair with Northville in the thick
Manicas Lounge
48 68 Blooms Ins.
03 49 hart ICG.
North. Mens Shop 48 C8 Del's Shoes
of things. Other teams that
Hayes Sand & G. 01 51
NEW MENTORS — Heading the Northville spring sports program are
figure in he running ai'e Mil­
Thursday Nile Owls
200 Scores: Riley 256, Moore The Spinning Wheel 50 56
ford, the defending W-0
these four new coaches. They are (l-r) JoSi-Trickey and Roy Herald
W
a
y
n
e
Door
&
Ply.
7
4
3
8
252, Snow 231, Bernier 230, 224, Northville Lanes
50 5G
70 42 champs, and Bloomfield Hills,
601, Juday 226, 221,.-200-,: 047, Nor. Sand & Gravel 53 59 Thomson S & G.
(track), Dick Norton (tennis) and Chuck Shonta (baseball).
67 45 which finished in tilii'd place.
Ai'senault 223, Myers ??2, 213, John Mach Fords 49 63 Atlas Engineers
Jones is hoping that his
64 48
617, Batt 221, Talik 218, Rebitz- Cai's Gulf
47 05 Fluckey Ins.
teams will be more consistent
ke 216, Taylor 215, Malzahn Myers Standai'd
Schraders
6
3
4
9
45 07
215, Levy 2l4, Aughton 213, Grantland Refrig. 43 69 Norlhville Lanes
54 58 this year in the W-0 league
201, 609, Krizman 213, Puckett 200 Scores: J. Hansen 210, White Boutique
48 64 match thus avoiding last year's
213, Johnson 2l2i. Eddington H. Beller 210.
Eagles
47 65 disappointing finish.
Leading the field by five
212, Mcllmui'lay 211, Stevens
D & D Hair Fash. 45 67
2ll, Boiler 210, Briggs 210,
.PLYMOUTH, BOWL
Perfection Cleaner 28 84 strokes entering the back
Acknian 210, Waldecker .209,^
Thursday Night Ladles
Team Hi series & Hi single: nine, one Mustang faultered,
shooting an ll on the lGth and
200, Eastland 20G, LIghtfoot Waid Di'illing Co. 03'/.: im Scliradcf's
.2400 ---- 869.
204, Matatqll 203, Light 203, Chisholm Auto Pts. 60 52
,Ind..Hi Single: M. D'Haene an eight on the 17th. As a re­
sult, Norlhville finished five
Nitzel,202, Hammond 202,'201, Braders
59'.'j 62'-4 225.
strokes back, seven ahead of
Thom.s'oil'201, 201, Perna'201, Lilas' Flowers
Ind. Hi Seires: M. Schnell Bloomfield
55 57
Hills.
Bering 200.
HERE ARE 4 WAYS TO GAIN THE SPACE YOU
Jeri'y's Shoe Repair 53 59 555.
The local linksters made
NEED AT SPECIAL PACKAGE PRICES:
•Ir. House League.
amends by sweeping the reg­
Thomson S & G.
-7,3'/;:' 34V.!
ional tournament ci'own and
Robt. tble Bldi's. 72% 35'/.:
finishing seventh in the state
V.F.W, 4012
67 41
class B tourney. From this
A Breezeway
team, Coach Jones has a nu­
Deans .Trading Post 5Bii». .49'/^
cleus of three veterans return­
Folino State Ins.
56 52
Material only. Includes posts,
ing.
Juday Oil Co.
55 53
beams - ceiling, roof, nails,
Milford and Bloomfield Hills
John Mach Foi'ds 55 53
flashing. Size 10x12 - Just
ai'e
in
the
s
a
m
e
optimistic
Paddock Bar
50 58
boat, however, each with vet­
Vita Boy Chips
49'/j 58'/.:
$'
eran clubs.
Shoebridge Paving 49 59
The baseball, li'ack and ten­
Good Time Store
47'/.: 60'/i:
nis teams, in their thii'd week
G. E. Miller
14'/.: 93y.!
LITTLE AS $5.24 MONTHLY
of practice, have not been as
200 Scores: Stanford 255,
hai'd hit by the weather.
Thomson 254, Gault 240, 208,
Suffering most on the track
643, Hansen 244, 204, 606, Moore
Rick Ricketts
235, 209, 612, Sorenson 231, 619,
squad are those athletes coinConvert Y o u r Garage
Swings for the Net
Spei'kowski 230, Bell 224, L,
peting in ' the field events.
Material only. Includes floor,
Bezaire 224 Ezell 217, FenniCoaches Joe Trickey and Roy
drywall, trim, 3 windows,
more 214, R, Bezaire 213, Stan­
Herald noted that as of Mon­
nails. Size 14x20 - Just
, Private Goif CiubI
ley 213, Wilkin 211, Jones 204,
day these boys have not had
VMtMtiR
l SHP
I S AVAIWHIB.,
a chance to work out because
201, Schmidt 202, Eastland 202,
fOR U
l rOM
I ATO
IN
W«nE 10
the jumping pits have been
Matatall 201, McArthur 200,
* 4 2 3 "
frozen.
CFoxHihsCoiiniryCiub)
Watcrford Bowling League
A further hindi'ance to the
ONLY $14.05 MONTHLY
Laii'ys Rest.
41'/.:
whole team is the fact that
Americaii Packag. 63 45
Dunn Steel Five
60 48
Fiesta Rambler
57 61
A N e w Porih
. Balhey Mfg. Co, 54 54
Davis & Lent
53 55
Complete materials for an 8x
Northville Recoi'd 53 55
16 open porch, wood floor,
Greg Adams puts kick into this high jump.
Suburbaiiites
53 55
posts, ceiling, roof. Only
Dunn Steel Aces
50 58
Van Buren Elect, 50 50
Dunn Steel
,45 63
$ 2 3 5 ' ^
Northville DPW " il3V.i 64'/.:
GOOSEORASS
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JUST $7.89 A MONTH
1964, at eight o'clock
p.m. in the Township
Hall, Northville, Michi­
gan, for the purpose oi
consideririg a proposed
amendment to the Zoning
Ordinance, which amend­
ment would repeal Article
IX of the Northville Township Zoning Ordinance,
and to amend the amended Zoning Map, said map
being a part of the Zoning Ordinance, as amend-
ed, of the Township
Noi'thville.
Notice is further given
that the tentative text of
the proposed amendment
to the Zoning Ordinance
repealing Article IX and
the proposed amended
Zoning Map may be ex
amined at the Township
Hall, Northville,
gan, any Weekday,, except
Saturday, between the
hours of one o'clock p.m.
and fiv^ o'clock p.m,
This notice is given
pursuant to Section 9 of
Oictl84 of the Public Acts
?f 1943, as amended.
Northville Township
Planning Commission
fAlphl
UP T O $1000
36 MONTHS
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10 of llie piis:-,il)le slarlcrs have been a bee hive of tchiiis activ­ boys," he said, "Just give us
gone on vacation.
ity as Coach DieU Norion a little time and experience
Beiiis the first spring team sends his slulwurts through and we should be a pretty
good team."
to see action -- the Michigan drills.
Stale university relays April
"We'
v
e
b
e
e
n
working
o
n
3 indoors at East Lansing —
the thinclads have a yeoman meeting the ball, correct fbrm
task before them to I'ound into and conditioning," Norton not­
ed, adding that work outside is
shape.
essential to maintaining the
'•We've been doing a lot of progress.
running .-ind calislhenics and
we've boon working every Norion is especially pleased
night until after 5 p.m. to get with the progress made by,Bob
into condition. Herald noted. Schmidt, Jim Wiedner and Bob
Fortunately, none of the GOLantry, all I'eturning. lettei'hopefuls has been plagued with men.
injuries, Hei'ald pointed out. Bloomfield Illll.s and Clarks­
In addition, only one man ton, hy all indicatioiLs will be
fi'om each event will be enter­ the teams to beat for the W-0
ed in the fnrlliconiing relays. net crown, won the past five
Spirits wei'o high, however, The road ahead for the li'ack years by Northville.
as the coaches put their charg­ men, however, may be a lil tie Although the Mustangs' ranks
for
Clarenceville, have been depleted tiy .grad­
es through their paces, concen­ rough,
trating primai'ily on condition­ Bloomrield Hills and Milfoi'd uation. Coach Norton , feels
will be favored with several that his boys will develop .into
ing and fundamentals.
John Mach'>'
veterans in the fold.
a strong outfit by mid season,
Haf'de.st hit by Ihe weather The juiiicr high gym has "We've got a lot of young
Swings for ,1;li.9 Fence
has been Coach Al Jones and
his golfers, who have not had
an opportunity this year to
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Weather and vacation
llave been the scourge of
Northville high s c h o o l
coaches as l'nost teams
head into the third week
of practice.
The unexpected spring
storm last week and the
spring flurries last weelcend, which dalnpened the
ground, halnpered work­
outs.
Easter vacation also cut
into valuable practice time
as some hopefuls headed
for wal'mer clinles.
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Section Two — Page One
Dora'
Lawn Memorial Gai'den Cem­
LOKNE E. liEATTIE
etery in London, Ontario.
In an effort to combat tho'
Lonic E . Bcaltic, 72, of 5i-l5l
rising tide of fatalities and
West liiglit Mile I'oad, died
MARGARET 1. FARWELL
This time of year there is
accidents in Michigan, munici­
EASTER SPECIALS
IW.'u-cli 24 al St. Mary lio.spiial
fviargnret 1. ^'arwell, 57 of palities such as Northville are
one sei'vice problem that every
in Livonia altei' an illness of !)!0I) Deeriiig slreel. Livonia, conducting vigorous all-out en­
FROM S A L L Y BELL
car should attend to without
.si.\- weeks.
dii-d March 2:i al Redford forcement and education cam­
delay. It is mis-aligned fi'ont
BAKERY
lioi'i) Novcniher 27, 1091 in Coinnuinilv Hospital in Red- paigns this month.
wlieels due lo Winter ruts and
l.ondon, Ontario, lie was llio lord.
Small R:ibbil.s....ca. 1.5c
son of William and Mai-y Eliz­ Born l''ebruai'y 11, 1907 in Special emphasis, announced
Spi'ing pot holes.
Snlall Eggs
ea. 1.5c
abeth (Blake) Beattie. His .Saginaw, she was Ihe daugh­ Police Chief Eugene King, is
centered on "those drivers
The pothole problem Is a
wife, Pearl, siii-vives him.
ter of William Charles and who exceed the speed limit or
Lai-ge Eggs
$1.,50
lemporary one, of coiirsc, but-,
Mr.
Beatlie
was
a
i-esident
of
Eliza
Jane
(Bonnealiie)
Fran­
Lamb Cakes
$1.50 E A S T E R C O O K I E S
drive
too
fast
for
conditions."
Northville far tlic past four cis. Her husband, Raymond,
it is llie grand finale to a tor­
"I hope all drivers will coLarge Rabbits
99c
doz 72c
years. A retii-ed electrician, he .survives her.
ture test you liave been giving
operate
in
bringing
down
traf­
was a member of Ihe Fii'st
^
F I N A L W E E K F O R H O T CRO.SS B U N S
She is survived by a son, fic deaths and accidents. We
yoiir
car over Wiiiter's ice ond
Presbyterian Chui'ch of North­ William of Wayne, and a
ruts. The aflerinatii can in-^
ville and Irving Lodge 15-1 F daiighler, IVIrs. Zona Zakovec do not enjoy issuing traffic
tickets, but if drivers violate
& AM of Lucan, Ontario.
elude cut tires aiid damage to.
of .Santa Barbara, California;
Other sui'Vivoi's include a a sister, MI's. Mary Ardath the traffic laws, they can be
springs, shocks, wheel bear-,
123 E . M a i n
Fi-9-3262
daughter,' Mrs. Gladys Culberl Rainm of Detroit, and a broth­ sure that police officers are
iiigs,
lie-r0d ciids aiid the!
alert
to
enforce
them.
of Lucan, -Ontario, and a son, er, William (Heck) Francis of
whole cxluiust system.
Kenneth BeaHie of He.spelcr, Northville; and nine gi'andchil- "It is a known fact that
strict compliance with traffic
Ontario. •
O R I E N T A L G U E S T S — G i r l Scout Troop 407 of Northville Was host
dron.
The best remedy for potFunci'al services wei'e con­ Mrs. Fai'well had lived in laws enacted for the protec­
this
past week to two Japanese students who are working on their
holes is to cut your speed so
tion of the motoring [lublic re­
ducted Tuesday evening fi'om Livonia for 25 years.
master's degrees at the University of Michigan. The guests, introduced
sults in a decrease In motor
you miss as many as possible.
Castei'line Funeral Home, with
Funeral services^will be con­ vehicle accidents."
by George Bown of Northville, came dressed in Oriental costumes.
Ihe Rev. Lloyd Brasure offici­
But even though you miss 'em
ducted today (Thursday) fi'om
Stale officials point out that
ating. Services wei'e held un­
CHOOSE F R O M
They described and demonstrated many of the colorful costuirles of
all, you can be sure that the
CasterliIie Funeral Home at 2
the frequency of fatal accidents
der tlie auspices of the Ma­
Japan. Here they are shown at the refreshment table. Left to right are
p.m. with the Rev. Agnes Haw­
rough l'oads of Winter have
that Michigan has experienced
sonic Lodge 154 on Wednesday
Fanny
Farmer
kins officiating.
Tomoko Kato, Paula Young, Kathy Bown, Reiko Kodama, Susan
set you up for some major
so far indicates that if the
evening, and at 2 p.m. today
Burial will be in Salem Walk­ present trend continues tliis
Altinan and Connie Prodger.
(Thni'sday)',services will be
bills in the future, unless you
OR
year will record the highest
conducted fr<iin Necdham Fun­ er cemeterv.
take preventive action now.
number of traffic deaths in the
ci'al home of London, Onlario.
Sanders
Tiie NorUiville Record - Novi News-Tiiur.'-day, Marcli 2(i, lfl54
Failure io correct misalignliistory of the state.
Burial will be in Forest
SUSAN NOBLE
Section One - Page Eight
Local Jaycettes
ment can result In rapid and
Susan Noble, 42 of 27400 Novi As of March 15, the fii'St 75
M O L D E D C H O C O L A T E B U N N I E S 65c to $1.35
road died Monday, March 23 days in 19C4, 384 persons met
excessive wear to your front
at Martin Place Hospital in death compared to 273 in 1903. H o s t C o n f e r e n c e
tires. We will be glad to check
C H O C O L A T E EGGS
4Sc and 7Sc
Detroit after an illness of four This is an increase of 41 per­
your alignment al0ng with a
Nut and Bulter Cream or Fruit and Nut
cent, meaning that five pei'- Dozens of Jaycee Auxiliary
inonllis.
NORTHVILLE
FI-9-0210
members
ti'aveled
to
North­
general exainlnatl0n 0f y0ijr
sons
on
the
average
are
losing
Born August IB, 1921 in War
EASTER BASKETS
$1.99
Creek, Kentucky, she was the their lives each day over the ville Tuesday as local Jay­
Showing Wednesday thru Tuesday: "THE CARDINAL" Color muffler, tall pipe, brakes, etc.
cettes hosted the spring Dis­
daughter of Willis and Laura slate.
Tom Tryon, Romy Schneider, Carol Lynley, and John Saxom Tightening body rattles in
BOXED CANDIES
trict Six meeting of Michigan
Chief
King
also
issued
a
(Shelton)
Johnson.
Her
husj Show Times; Week Nights 7:45 Only;
few eriiclal spots Is also a
HEATING
Auxiliaries.
band, Everet, survives her. stern warning to young motor­
Sun. Showings 2:40, 5:49, 8:44 Only; Sat, 5:05 and 8 Only g0od idea. Winter Is tough on
ists
who,
with
spring
newly
ar­
Other survivors include six
Guests were present froin
shock absorbers and in an'
daughtci's, Mrs. Patricia Reva rived, may begin di-ag racing Ann Arbor, Dearborn, Dear­
Sofurdaly Matinee - "THE TIME MACHINE'
AM Makes - 24-Hour Service
in or near the community.
once-0ver they should rccelv
Turner,
Mrs.
Naomi
Campbell,
Show
Time;
3:00
Only
102 E . M a i n
Northville
born
Heights,
Farmington,
LiFI-9.1S50 GL-3-04l)B
NITES GL-3-2?7'l
Mrs. Laura Frances Watkins, Racing is willful reckless- vonia, Milfoi'd, Nankin, Ply­
I Coming - "THE MISADVENTURES OF MERLIN JONES" special attcntlen.
Anna Fay, Irene and Sandy ne.ss, he noted, and juveniles mouth, Redford township and
BTSCTWiiii."^ Like good doctors, our meNoble; two sons, Robert Ray wlio are ticketed tor racing South Lyon.
face
possible
suspension
of
chanics have no desire to opand Roland Gene; six broth­
ers. Green Johnson, Jim, Ches­ driver's licenses for upward Special entertainment includ­
erate unless absolutely necester, Carlo, Pryce, and Dennis; of one year.
ed presentation of a one-act
sary. If there is nothing wrong,
two sislei's, Mrs. Corene Taul- Novi Police Chief Lee Be play,' "The Flattering Word"
Due to a very recent personal commitment, they'll tell you.
bee of Commerce, and Mrs. Cole, whose department has by George Kelly, by the Nortll­
the result of which will curtail my evening actiGertrude Noble of Winchester, been plagued by dragsters rac­ ville Players Guild.
Kentucky; and five grandchil- ing on Eight Mile road near Planning and preparation for
vities, I find it necessary to withdraw my name
dren.
Napier, has promised to "go the meeting by tlie local wo­ from the General Election on A p r i l 6.
Funei'al arrangements were hard" on anyone caught rac­ men had been underway for
made by the Richardson-Bird ing. He has urged residents to the past two months — under
I wish to thank everyone who signed my pe­
Funeral Home of Walled Lake, call police immediately if they the chalI-manship of Mrs. tition and the people who have been supporting
with services conducted Wed­ suspect a race is about to be­ Richard Norton.
me for council.
J o h n M a c l i F o r d , Inc.
nesday at Breathitt County, gin or is already in progress.
Kentucky.
TO B U Y , SELL
It is with deep regret that l find this neces­
Burial was in Trent Ceme­
684 A N N ARSOR RD., P L Y M O U T H
sary
but I hope that in some way I may still be
tery at Breathitt.
C A P Squadron
OR RENT FASTER
able to serve my city.
OL
T h e
N o r t h m l l e
Y e a r
T h a t
Was
Thursday, March 26, 1964
—
j
S p o o f e d
by
W o m a n
^s
C l u b
M e m b e r s
BAICERY
EASTER
CANDY
Y E A H ! Y E A H ! Y E A H ! - • Bealle mania reigned - - - with the lielp of a
record and decorative headgear.
Attention Wixom Voters
iNKSTER
ANNA SClnVElZER
Tours W i l l o w Run
USE Our W A N T A D S
Anna Schweizei', 84, of 514
A
guided'tour
through
Wil­
West Main street, died March
20 at the Dearborn Medical low Run Airport highlighted a
Center after an illness of three recent trip of the Northville
chapter of the Civil Air Pa­ T H E
weeks.
Born September 10, 1879 in trol (CAP).
Germany, she was tho daugh­ Cadets were shown through
ter of William and Wilhemina the inailroom-baggage room,
Plymouth,
(Soidelberg) Ringel. Her hus­ weather station, observration
Mich.
deck
and
control
tower.
In
the
band, Fred J. Schweizer pre­
ratlar room they watched sev
ceded her in death in 1935.
IlOME OP
Mrs. Schweizer moved to eral planes come in by radar.
Northville from Farmington Highlight of the trip was an
SINGLE FEATURES
about 20 yeai's ago. She was a inspection of a United Airlines
member of the First Presbyter- jetliner. The pilot ot the plane
ONE W E E K
explained the function of varian Church of Nortllville.
Tues., M a r c h 24 thru
ious
instruments,
showed
caSurvivors include three sis­
Tues., March 31
ters, Mrs. Mary Kenney, Mrs. dels into the cockpit, and a
stewardess
showed
them
throuBertha Yerkes, and Mrs. Edith
Price, all of Northville, and gh the jet's kitchen.
three brothers.
Funeral services were conducted Monday, Mardi 23
from the Ebert Funeral Home,
Plans were inade tor particiwith the Rev. Lloyd G. Bras- pation in the 4-H Achievement
ure, pastor of the Presbyterian Day to be held April 4 at Pon­
Church, officiating.
tiac Northern high school at a
Burial was in Oakwood Cem meeting of the Lucky Leaf 4-H
etei'y, Farmington.
club recently.
Meeting at the home of lead­
If Y o u ' r e Thinking of
ers David and • Carol Bourns,
nine membei's and four guests
laid these plans and others for
Selling Y o u r Home
the 4-H Fair in August, ac­
or buying property in coi'ding to a club spokesman.
the
The next meeting of this
N0KTIIVILLI2 - PLYIMOUTR group will be held at lhe home
ARIi:A . . . co'ntact
of Harold Timpf, 2G277 Marlindale road, on Apl'il l begin­
ning at 8:00 p.m. Anyone in­
For Qiilcit, Courteous Service terested is welcome to attend.
Nightly Showings 7:00 and 9:00
GL-3.3636 or 349-0715
Saturday Showings 1iO0-3:OO'
MERRlMAN
REALTY
5:00-7:00-9:00
Sunday Showings 3:00-5:007:00 and 9:00
A girl was bom to Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Weinert of Keene, PLEASE NOTE . 1:00 Showing Saturday
New Hampshire Tuesday, March 10. Weigliing 8 pounds the
baby was named Susan Egbert
Starts Wed., A p r i l 1st
in honor ot her maternal
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Egbert of 59488 Eight " T H E
INCREDIBLE
Mile road.
The Weinerts have another
MR.
LIMPET"
child, Joe who is three years
old.
Eugene Kohlhorst
D O C T O R ' S K N O W — The horrors of the smokeless day led to "suicide'"
following the government's report. (Actually this ham doesn't smoke.)
T H E M I N K C I R C U I T — Northville club women spoofed themselves by
showing how the gals dressed in mink for the T o w n Hall opener -—
despite warm W e a t h e r .
Use Our Want A d s
I D E N T S — T o p left, M r s .
H a r r y , Crofts; middle,
M r s . Duane Butler, A/Irs.
Robert Hallam and M r s .
H a r r y Crofts; top right,
M r s . John Northup/ M r s .
James Tellam, M r s . Geo.
Glenn and M r s . Harold
Thomas; (firemen) M r s .
H a r r y Crofts, M r s . H^Vry
Smith, M r s . Irvin M a r burger and M r s . A r t h u r
Basel;
(opening) AJrs.
Harold
Thomas, M r s .
H a r r y Smith, Mrs-. A r ­
thur Basel and M r s . Geo.
G l e n n ; (daze) M r s . Duane
Butler and M r s . Jajpes
T e l l a m ; and (twilight)
M r s . Robert Hallam and
M r s . H . 0 . Evans.
Eye 4'H Meet
m
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6 8 4 A N N A R D O R R O A D betw(2en M a i n and M i l l
PLYMOUTH
C L 3-7500
W O 3-4512
THE ACTION IS:
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" S E R V I N G Y O U B E T T E R . . . IS O U R P L E A S U R E "
Ed Maiafall
J ^ ^ t ' s Easter, season of rejoicing . .
time
when hope shines forth most
bl-ightly, and the glorious message
of life eternal is told i n
song and story. M a y you and
THE OPENING
Women flocked to the D & C store to snap up nylofl
bargains during the store's grand opening.
yours have a full measure
B e a t s ' e m
of Easter joy,
COMPLETE
•
West
S i f f l i i i i i i n i i i R
(9t<fc
DINNERS
Virginia
Baked
Ham
1V R o a s t T o m T u r k e y , D r e s s i n g
•
Sirloin T i p Roast
Beef
Shades
50
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^
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9
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r
c
o
38410 GRAND RIVER
s
Half Mile West of
Expressway nnd Ten M i l e Road
of
at
Daytona!
Beats 'em at
P o m o n a !
,
|
Plymotdh rocked the racing world,—coiiipclUloii-cqtUiiped Plmontha swept the /leld J, 2,'3'%:'• i f
ukd toppled previous speed records at the NASCAIl-scmctimcd Daytona "500."
Birth
T f e l l t f t T a i m l g
S A V E r M Y CHILD----^ Despite M r s . Thomas' plea " S a v e m y c h i l d , " fire­
men rushed on stage only to drop their hose, boots and hats on the table.
During this Holy Easter Season, join with
your family
in worship at the
Competition-equipped Plymouths accounted lor top stock eliminator titles In both NllliA and AURA
WInteritationals at Pomona', Calllornia, and Phoenix, Arizona—the "winter world series of drag racing."
church
of your choice . . . where you may derive
renewed
B e a t s ' e m
in "Test Track
U.S.A."!
At Plymouth's request, Nationwide Consumer Testing Institute matched-comparably equipped showroom V-S Plymouths, Fords,
and Chevrotets at Sebrl7tg, Indianapolis Raceway Parle and Watkins Olen., Plymouth won hands down in "things you buy a car fori'
spiritual strength.
N o w
b e a t s ' e m at
retail!
To celebrate this across'the-board victory, your Plymouth
Dealer is determined to break
AumowHB
BMUBS ^same
CHRYSLER
sales records, too. And the same great engineering,
the
stamina that made Plymouth
MOIDIISCIinPDremarkable
Iigs
the all-around winner is waiting /or you in his showroom now/ ComeIIAin
and drive a wlnnerl
Wisdom
Life can be colorful "after
(15!" Why settle for a plain
existeilce when you can fill
Ihose yeai's with travel and
enjoymenl? Let roe explain
our Retirement Income Plan
lo you, without obligation.
Save on a P l y m o u t h wliile we're celelirating!
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" Y O U R
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INC.
Nprthviilo
S C H O O L D A Z E — S t a g g e r e d school hours adopted
for the Northville school system caused plenty of
breakfast confusion in local homes.
T W I L I G H T H O U R — On stage Geritol helped
"members" of Northville's newly organijted Senior
o ! . ! - - club enjoy life.
Citizens
Tile Nortiivilie Record - Novi News—Tiiursday, Marcii 26, 1964
Sectioii Two — Page Two
from
.
th^
Your Citizens' Mian
George L. Clark
CLARK
O U R
C H U R C H E S
P A S T O R ' S
S T U D Y
INSURANCE
Growing Wilh Northviile
Rev. Lloyd Brasuro
160 B. MAIN ST.
First Presbyterian Church
Sdalt
Cmterline
i
NOTICE
Ser­
miwm
LET US WOK IN fa
IT!
v(l{\j,
jijsm
n
OPEN Every Evening T / t 9
'Isn't iM
m I\H Mr
N o v i
AGENCY
ST . JOHN'S EPISCOPAL
ST. WILLIAM'S
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCB
EVANGELICAL LUTjjipRAN
The words "Holy Week" give you i-est", and "I am ter and the need for His
;CATHOlJC CHURCH
OP NOVI
CHURCH OF THE
CEtUllCH
mean very much to mil­ the Way, the Truth and the coming in time and human
Wajlcd Lake, Michigan
EPIPHANY
Rev. DjBVld T. Oavlc3, Rc(!toi Eleven Mile Road and Taft
lions of people: Observances Life", and "No one cometh •history.
Father Raymond Jones
A Mission of the LC/^
Churcli Phone F l 9-S477
574 Sheldon ltd., piymonlli
of this week of remem­ unto the Father but by
Let us prepare to disci­
jant
Ffithcr
John
Hoar
Rev.
Johii
W.
Miller,
Pastor
Rev.
Piiiil
E.
Barnes,
Paster
South of Ann Arbor 'Trali
brance vary quite a bit Me."
:'
pline our lives and direct
Spiidtiy'
Masses;
Worshipping
at
41650
S
Mile
Rec: GL 3-5262, Of.: GL 3-0I9I Norman Brewer, Youth Pastor
from country to countfy
our energies that our world
:7|SD; 9:00, 11:00, 12:15.
Rd.,-GL 3-8807. GL 3-ll9l
Sunday:
Sunday Services:
and in .iff„ „ . Pi;..<„.iii • - |Let us'^be comforted :in may know more of the
Weekday Masses;
Sunday,
diliht,
by'the
fact
that
He
7:45 a.m., Iloly Coriimunion. 9:45 a.m. Sunday school.
groups acloss the land.
i^^^^ ^^^^
i,,^ ^^^^^^ truth, the beauty and the
Mo^and ?;3() a.m.
9:00 a.m. Holy Communion 11 a.m., Worsllip hour (nurs­ 8:30 The Service.
How does one best live eai's' to the deaf, strength goodness made possible by
'f|dly
Day
Masses:
9:45
Ciillrch
School.
ery,
birth
thru
3
years)
(3rd Sunday). Morning Prayer
through these days in a way 'to thoma weak in body, cour­ the children of tile Almighty
7>i^and 9 a.m., 5:30 and 8
and Sermon (Other Sundays). Peginner Church (pre-school 11;Q0 The-Service.
-that can be said to add age to those afraid, friend who have found Him to be
Chiirch School Classes for all thru kindergarten).
beauty and truth to a world to tiie lonely and i saviijur the oijen door to tlie heart
'frel"'Fridf1y Masses;
ages including High School slu- Primary Church (first grade
that shows much 'of the ugli­ to all: who call upon Him in of eternity, beginning now,
dents. Nursery for little chil- thru third grade).
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN -raiO* 8:30 a.m. and 8 p.m.
today, with those around us.
instriictlon Mondayness
at of man's misbehaviour need.!6:00 p.m.. Youth groups.
Funeral Home
dren, •
CHljaCH .Qp NORTHVILLE
: May this "Holy Week''
and
sin?
As
we
reflect
upon
p.ln,;'
8
Youth
club
(0-8th
grades)
11:00 a.m. Holy Communion
Rev. Lloytl G. Brasnre
•
PRIVATE
OFF-STREET
PARKING
Let us learl) how. to ac- allow us the privilege of bethe last days of His flesh
Adult- instruction for public
(1st Sunday). Morning Prayer Teen club (9-12 grades).
• AIR-CONDITIONl-D CHAPEL. ,
Edst Main-and Church Sts.
some of His very own teach­ cepl the Jiiiracuious, the-lin- iilg in this world ns q peoschool students
and Sermon (other Sundays). Teacher training classes.
Ray J. Casterline
Fred A..-Casterline
expected,
the
unexplainabje
pie
dedicated
to
the
Divine
EASTER
SUNDAY
ings, such as -- "Come un­
High school, Tliurs. 4 p.m.
Vi
Churcli School classes up, 7:00 p.m., Evening service.
1893.1859
, Director
the
virtues
of
His
nature,
purpose
as
revealed
thru
7:00
a.m.
Sunrise
Service.
to Ua all ye that labor and
Grfldf School, Sat. 10 a.m.
thIough the 8th grade. Nurs­ Wednesday:
24-Howr A'mbiulanco Service
Fleldbrook 9-0611
the divinity of His chai'ac- Jesus Christ.
7:45 to 8:30 Easter Break­ Lefiii'n Devotion;
will
are
heavy
laden
and
l
7:30
p.m..
Midweek
Prayer
ery for little children.
fast.
meeting.
Ma»;' Wed, 8 p.m.
9:30 and 11:00 a.m. Church ^^atjo'ns at the Cross, Fri. 8
8:30 p.m., Senior choir.
CHRI6T TEMPLE
Worship and Church School.
8275 McFadden Street, Salein 1st Tuesday --- 7:30 p.m Monday:
Workers coiifcrence.
Pastor R. L. Slzctnors
7:30 p.m. Scout Troop 755.
N e w s
F r o m
W i l l o w b r o o f e
3rd Tuesday — 7:30 p.m
.'PLYMflUTp CHURCH
Sunday:
Tuesday:
Vera
Vaughan
Circle.
9:45 a.1n., Sunday school.
12:00 Noon, Roifiry
Martha R. A m ^
OR 4-083() last week.' Marge Lennheiser
oljby Williams, Mary LouCalling 2nd Monday.
: W^ll Shpldon Road
11:30 a.m., Preaching.
8:00 p.m. A.A.
Mr. and Mrs,. H. W. Petei's, was a guest player. Marguei-- ise, Nancy, Billy and Anne TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE
6:00 stipper, 7:00 calling.
,;;Pjyim9flth, Michigan
8 p.rn.. Night servlcei.
Wednesday:
of Kalamazoo, spent i Sunday itp Parent won first pI'lzq,,(;Por- Maclsaac, Timmy Thomas, M l
KtaO'a.tn'.; Sunday school.
Wednesday:
3:45 p.nl. Chlldi'en's Choir I0;ja;ji.|n. i^nd 8 p.m., Church. here visiting Mr. and Mrsi Ro­ 0, hy Flattery second' (iridj Do­ chad and Peggy Graham, Su­
ST. JOHN'S AMERICAN
6 p.m., Bible Class.
ANNUAI. MEETING
7:30 p.m. Chancel Choir.
'
sy
Waldonmayer,
Kathy
LUTHERAN CHURCH
' "Iw: H;i.?ll't Wednesday ser­ bert Waugh of W. LeBost d'rive^ lores, piahi.liojaby.' I j
Thursday:
Williams,
son
of
Mr;
Stephen
''Mr.
land:
Mrs.
Rotjert
McKeThompson, Marcia Sdiuldt, JtiRev. C, Fox. 23225 Gill Road
vices;
"
EMMANUEL BAPTIST
and Mrs. John Williams of on', ()f> LeBost driv'fc^Hapd. a St. dy, Ci-owl and Mnry Lynne N O T I C E IS H E R E B Y G I V E N T H A T THE N E X T
Bet. Freedom Rd. & Or. River 7:30 p.m. Board of Deacons
CHURCR
.
;
F
R
W
I
T
l
Y
E
BAPTIST
Friday:
Glen Ridge Court, has been ac­ Patrick's Day party 'Satitrday 'Gould.
GR 4-0584
Pastor Ewan Sellflemolir
CHURCH
cepted at Catholic Central; high eyeniijg. Tljeir guests included
8:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. 4:00 p.m. Harmony Clioir
W. 6 Mile near Haggerty
:((l[75 VV«st Maple Road
school in Deti'oit. His older bro- Mi-. :ahd Mrs. Robert .Coleman, The Tuesday Penochle club ANNUAL TOWNSHIP MEETING
8:00 p.m. A.A.
9:45 a.m., Church school.
35;5 Mark Twain, Detroit 28
Ml-li^ie west 01 Orchard Lakt Iher, Micliael, will be a junior Mr. aiid Mrs. Roscoe Byrd, met at the home of Jo An11 a.m. Late service.
Tiffany 8-2399
j l ^.111., Siinday rooming ser- at Catholic Central next year; Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cook, Mr. drelYS last week. Ryth Promo, OF T H E E L E G T O R S O F T H E T O W N S H I P O F
Nursery during services.
lu a.m., Sunday school,
vices. Elder Lev) Saylor atld
Mr. and Mfs. Donald Koskel- and Mrs. William Smelt, Mr. a guest player, won first prize. N O R T H V I L L E , C O U N T Y O F W A Y N E , S T A T E
FIRST
MEI-HODIST
CHURCH
ages.
other elders will speak.
la,
of McMation Circle, are and Mrs. Jack Pierce, Mr. and Adcle Caligiuri won second;
ln9
West
Uiinlap,
Northviile
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
11 a.m.. Morning Worship.
happy
to..aiuiounce the birth of Mrs. • Gilbert Cross, Mt-. and Dorothy Bentiy third and Jiian OF M I C H I G A N ; W I L L BE H E L D O N
Rev; S. D. Ktade, Minister
OF WIXOM
•
6 p.m.. Baptist Training Un­
SAl.EM
CONGREGATIONAL
a daughter, Deborah Lee on Mrs. Richard Miloch, Mr. and Huston booby.
N0rlh Wlxpm Rd., WUo1n Off.: FI 9-tl44. Jtcs.: F l »-ll43
ion.
CHRISTIAN
March
12 at Woman's hospital Mrs. Russ Saputo, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Walt Thomp­
Maundy
Thursday;
Rev,
Robert
Warren
7 p.m.. Evening service.
7Ml blfk^nsgn, Saleni
In
Detroit.
Her birth weight Mrs. Dale Harter, Mr. and son Jr., of Ten Mile road - are S a t u r d a y , A p r i l 4 J 9 6 4 - 1 R M ^
7:30
p.m.
Holy
Communion.
Phone
MAritet
4-3823
7:30 p.m.. Mid-week prayer
^ c l [ Barioff. FI 9-m
was
nine
pounds
and tlii'ee Mrs. Robert Byrd, Mr. and happy to announce the birth
FridayGood
Friday:
Sunday:
service, Wednesday.
Suil4^v:
ounces.' The Koskellas also Mrs. Al Dibiciki, Mr. and Mrs, of a daughter, Julia Ann, on A T THE N O R T H V I L L E C O M M U N I T Y B U I L D I N G
1:30 p.m. Community Wor­
10 a.in., Sunday school.
tl a.1ii.. Morning Worship,
have a son, Timothy, who is David Fried, Mr. and Mrs. March tenth at Woman's hos­
11:10 a.m., Junior church ship Service.
SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH
l a.ni., Sunday school.
West iy\aiii Street,
N o r t h v i l i e , Michigan
18
months old. Mr. 'and Mrs. Homer Wittfield and Mr. and
EASTER
SUNDAY:
(grades
1-6).
•iex L. Dye, Pastor
pital in Detroit. Her birth
Mrs. Dewey Evans.
City
Charles
Emery
of
Garden
7:00
a.m.
Siinrise
servicii.
11:10
a.m..
Morning
Worship
8110 Chubb Rd., Saie1n
and Mr. and Mrs. W. I. K;oskel- liathy Gould, daughter of weight was five pounds and
7:30 a.m. Easter breakfast
6:30 p.m. Senior Youth.
A Piiblic Hearing Will be held qn the 1964-65"
FI 9-2337
FIRST
o f CHRlST
la of Bedford township are the Mr. and Mrs. William Gould ot one ounce. The Thompsons
in
Fellowship
hall.
Wednesday:
Sunday:
have three older children, Budget of the Township.
SCIENTIST
grandparents.
Glen Ridge Court celebrated Greg three, Lori, two and Brett
7:30 p.m.. Mid-week Bible 8:45 a.m. First Worship
10 a.in., Sunday school.
\m%
Ann Arllor Trail
Sprmon theme; "Easter''Plyinotitib, Michigan
Virginia Bosak was hostess her fourth birthday with a par- one. Mr. and Mrs. Kempainen
study aiid prayer servipe.
11 a.m., Worship service.
—A Personal Experierfe."
8:30 p.m.. Senior Choir
6:30 p.1n. Youilg People.
Sunday'Service 10:30 a.m. to the Wednesday Bridge club ty Monday. Her guests includ- of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 'and
Marguerite N . Young
9:45 a.m. Church School. A Sunday School 10:30 a.m.
7:30 p.m.. Evening service.
Mr. and Mrs. Waiter Thomp­
Northviile
Township C l e r k
class
for
everyone'.
FULL SALVATION UNION
Wednesday;
Wednesday Evening service
son, Sr. are the grandpar­
9:45 a.m. Cherub Choir re- 8:00 .p.m.
51630 W. Eight Mile Rd.
7:'30 p.m.. Prayer msetlng
W i x o m A r e a
N e w s ents.
August 12 - 16 -- 7:30 revival James F. Andrews, den. Pas, hearsal.
Reading Room, 873 West
meetings. Dr. Herbert Noe, Saturday: 8 p.m.. Evening 11:00 a.m.. Second Worship Ann Arbor Trail open daily Mrs, Charles Ware MA 4-lfiOl
ineeting which will be held on
Service. Lounge for par- 10:01) a.m. to .£:30 p.m.
service.
speaker.
iday: 2:30 p.m., Sunday ents with babies. Nursery for .Evenings 7:06 p.m. to 9:00 The Wixom Baptist church Wednesday evening at 8 p.m
will hold a sunrise service at in tile school hall and hear the
OUR LADT OI. VICTORY Sciiool; 3:?0 p.m. Worship Ser­ iire-school children. Jiinior p.m. ,.•
candidates for municipal ofvice; 8:00 p.in. Evening Ser Churcli' in Fellowship hall.
PAW.SH
Wednesday'7:00 to 7:45 p.m. 6:30 a.m. with breakfast-being
vice.
4:00 p.m. Sacrament of . Suiidays_^2:0fl to. 4:00 p.m. served by the young people of flees speak and also elect their
Northviile, itilcblgan
new olficei's for 1964-65. r'-,
Christian lJaptism.
i,.
FI 9-)jei.
• -i
Tlj^'.feffect of 'the resurrec- the church following thd.'ser- Mr. and Mrs, Gilbert WtHis
vice.
ORCHARD
niLLS
Monday:
'
Rev,. F n * « Mia' fflltstock
tljitpjJn, Jfesus'disciples will be
and
Mi'S,
Lottie
Chambers
tra­
BAPTIST CHAPEL
7:15 p.m. Boy Scout troop one' of'the themes at Christian On Saturday night March 28
Sunday Masses:
veled to Gi'osse Point on Sun
Orchard HiUs School
731.
7:00, 8:30. mSi, and 12:15.
Sclehcis church services this the men's fellowship will .hold day Mai'ch 22 to visit Mrs
South of 10 Mile, Novi
Its
regular
meeting.
Holy' Day Miisea:
Tuesday:
Siiitday.
Willis' mother wilo became 99
6:00 a.m., 9:00 a.11i. and Rey. Fred Trascbel, Pastor
7:30 p.m. New Circle (WSCS) Both Matll)ew?3 and John's It is hoped lhat all citizens
10:00 a.m. Sunday School. organizational meeting in the account of the resurrection will of Wixom will attend the Civic years old and enjoyed dinner
7:30 p.m.
Sparkplugs, baftery; engine . , ..whatever's
with her.
Week Day Masses at 8:00 a.til. 11:00 a.m. Worship
chapel. Informal coffee hour. be read' as part of the Bible
wrong with your i;,ar, y/e put it righfi Drive in
Mrs,
Kennelli
Burden
hosted
6:00
p.1n.
Traifiiiig
Union.
Confessions:
Wednesday:
lesson bn "Reality" Also in­
for a thorough tfnder-the-hood check-tip soon.
tlie knitting club on Tuesday
Set
Saturdays at 10:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Worship.
3:45 p.m. Carol Choir re- cluded ' will bo this passage L u t h e r a n s
March 24.
Count on our skilt and experience' to save you
11:16 a.m. 7:00 p.m. to'8:00
hearsal.
frotn the Christian Science
Dennis Valon is in St. JoFIRST BAP'PiST CHURCH
p.m.
time, trouble, money!
5:00 Harariony choir reheasal. textbook; "Through all the dis- B i b l e S c h o o l D a t e
seph's hospital in Pontiac.
OP NORTHVILLE
Thursdays at 4:30 p.m. to
7:30 Sanctuaiy choir rehears- ciple|.experienced, they be
Mrs. John Craggs has rePastor Robert Spradlhig
5:10 p.m.
The
Board
of
Christian
Edcahjb»4nor(! spiritual and un
Res.: 234 High Street
Sundays, before the 7:00
;00 p.m. Pastoral Relations dej-stdbcl better what the Mas­ ucation of St; Paul's Ev. Luth­ turned from St. .Joseph's hos­
pital Pontiac liaving had surg­
Sunday:
Mass.
Committee.
ter had taught. His resurrec eran Church, Northvilie has
10 a.m., Bible School.
Religious Instructions:
8:00 p.m. "The Twelve" for tion was also their resurrec- set June 15-2? as the dates for ery.
Mrs. Marie Hinson from WyGrade School; l-8 grades ev­ 11 a.1^.. Morning Worship, visitation.
tioti.. It .helped them to raise their vacation Bible School. andotte was a Sunday guest
ery Saturday 9:30 lo 10:30 a.m. l l a.in.. Junior Church (ages
:00 p.m. Study and Planning Ihe'mS^ves arid others from
of tlie Lee Harrisons.
High school: 9-12 grades ev-, 4-9). Nursery for babies and Commission.
splrituar dulness and blind be- Classes will be held at St; The Craigie battery sales
ery Thursday 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. toddlers.
Paul's
church
and
school.
High
Thursday:
lipf j n God Into the perception
JOHN M A C H SERVICE DEPT.
bowling team won tlie WoNovena Services every Wed­ 6:30 p.1n.. Baptist Youth Fel­ 3:45 p.m. Melody Choir.
of :4tjinlte possibilities" (Sd- and Elm, Monday through Fri­ men's city bowling tournament
nesday evening ^t 7:30 p.m. lowships (.luiiior and Senior).
eno^'^)id Health with Key to day fi'om 9-11:45 a.m.
at Pontiac Saturday night,
" Y O U R LOCAL FORD D E A L E R "
Organization Meetings:
7:30 p,1ii.. Evening service.
thEf-BCrlpttires by Mary Baker The course which will be March 21.
Our Ladyls Lea^e on the Tuesday:
Edi^j,
p.
34).
WH-LOWBROOK
117 V / E S T M A I N ~ N O R T H V I L L E
taught this year deals with the Mrs. Waiter Tuck of Wixom
First Tuesday of each month 1:30, p.m. Ladies' Prayer
COMMUNITY CHURCq
subject of Chdslian citizeiiship. is a member of tlie team, Alice
meeting.
at 8:00 p.m.
Evangelical United Bretiuren ST;*>Ailt!B EVANGELICAL It will be approached from the IJouliard, Ellen Tuckwell,, LuCALL I I 9 - 1 4 0 0 . . . A S K FOI^ ^'SERVICE"
St. Vincent DePaul Society, Wcilnesday:
Christian point of view to pro­ cille Puckett, Donna Gj'isspm
every Wednesday, at 8:00 p.m. 7;30 p.m., Hour of Prayer. Meadowbrook at T«1l MU« Rd. ' ^ H E f t A N CHURCH
Rev.
Marvin
E.
Rickert,
Mln.
& OpllBTIAN DAY SCHOOL vide a sound basis for the be­ were the otliers. Their prize
Holy Name Men's club' on 8:15 p.n1.. Sr. Choir practice
Phone OR vm
Comer^HIgh and E;iro Streets havior to be; desired of good money will.be $105 and troph­
second Tuesdays bl-raonthly. Thursday:
-Wednesday;
citizens. The title of the course ies at the banquet April 12 at
Nptthvllle, Mlcblgali
3:i5 p.m. Choir practice(J[r.) 7:3.0 p.m. Juillpi; ^n.d. Youth
is "God, My iCounti'y, ancl I". Elks Temple, .Pontiac.
Chora F i 9-9864
REORGANIZED eHURGH
ist Monday, bfflcfal board Choir' rehearsal,"
. Parsonage FI 9-3146
OP JESUS CHRIST OF
meeting.
:00 p.m. Adult Choir re- Rev. B. J. Pankow. Pastor FIRST CHURCH OF CBBIST Stephen Pos^y celebrated his
LATTER DAY SAINTS
thicd iblfthday, Saturday.
3rd Monday, Christian Men's hearsal.
Thursday;
SCENTlST
31670 Schoolcraft at Bradoer Fellowship.
.J^r.' and Mrs. Dick; Green
Thursday;
7;3l)''.p.m.
Maundy
Thursday
33825
Grand
River
..Liv9nia, Ml^pblgaa
iiave .returned from California
3rd Tuesday, Missionary Clr- :00 p.m. Sacrament of The
jstervfe'
flfllh.
'Co'mitiunlon.
Farmington,
MIcb.
Rlclt^rd: Ppmerpy. Pastor
and will again live in Wixom
le
Lord's Supper in Ijpper Roo.m
Stinday service 11 a.m.
Herald Fitcl^, Associate Paotoi
setting.
i'M p.111. Good Friday ser- Sunday school 11 a.m.
Sari ClaplIafll, A.8S0cl Paistbr
CHURCH Oip
T H E
BIBLE
Friday:
vlj'^i'. Wednesday evening service
Sunday Swvlces.
THE HOtY CROSS
10:0(1 a.m. Jiiniojr High and 'W. fi-Wi 0.9)(>^ Fridqy ser- p.m.
9:45 a.m.. Church scliooit wlOl
S P E A K 5
Reading Room Church Edi­ s
•"^s •with CommunioiJ.
classes of Interest for till age Rev. IPpter Tonella, VIcar Senior High Fellowships.
12:()0
to
3:00
p.m.
Uniotl
tif^lay:
fice,
Tues.,
Thurs.,
and
Sat.,,
groups.
Orctod Hills School
TO Y O U
Thr?e'-H0ur "Good Friday" ser1st yt. Confirmation from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.
H a.m.. Worship sepflce.
I? Mile and Qainc?, Novl
vice at First Methodist oj is5;:l(l:]i9:M,'2nd'yr.' Con7 p.m.. Worship s^lqe."
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Farmington.
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Wednesflay:
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.Wedfi^sday In Lent:
7:30 p.1n. Prayer service.
7:30 p.lil; ]p;veri-song with Lit­ 3:30 p.m. Junior Fellowship.
aoo KC
Saturday:
tj;m.
.Bfister
Service
T H I S IS T H E LIFE
any.'Teaching address.
Sunday 9:45 a.m.
9:15
a.m.
Senior
Catechism.
Cortmunifth'i'
SALEM
All Tltiirsd^ys In Lent - FebEVERY SUNDAY
10:45 a.ln. .Junior Catechism.
i?,' a;15.
BreaHfast.
church;:
; rii^vy 13, thru March 2f
.<"THE D A I L Y "
10 A . M . , C h a n n e l 2
Rev, Plwopij C|ipclia|e, f M ^ - % pirn. Even-song with Peni­ 4:00 p.m. .Jiinior High and 9:'l?; a.ni^ Siipilay school and
P
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BWf--9ldsses.. •m McFadden, NOTtilvUie tential office" teiiching: address Senipr High' Peilowshtps.
Sunday:
Sj.nii.
faster
Service.
OHIce: FI WW4
Services oil Ttlursdays lo be
"Plymouth's Exclusive Comera Shop Since 1945"
Sunday:
,
;ld at the Novl Communiiy 7:00, a.m. Easter Breakfast
and l^o^ship. .
. : 7 ^ ^ 4 m . .:Ba, pt Christian
Respected for
10 ain]^ Mor^ilns Worship.
1ii:
9:45' a.m., Sund?iy Church Pti(^4t.lo.ti'mi^eiwg.
Nuraere,church, blH|i to". , 'vt^ll Saturdays In Lent:
Quality
ai;ld Service
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mary,
junior,
youth
a,1!d
ac|u|t.
IIST
CHURCH
years. V
lnentary School age will be in,;«re Webster
11 a.1n'i^ Sunday school ^ u r . st'ructcd it| the Faith aild 11 a.m., Sunday Ch'uriih
school with classes for nurs­
6 p.m„ Youth :^^()Vrshlp. 8lble.
Junior, 3rd-7th g r « e s ; Inter- 2 p.m. All boys training to be ery and kindergarten,
mediate, 8th thru high schipol £(ii Acolyte, and serve in many l l a.m., [Church Worship. ' i - r M i Worsldp service.
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Junior and Yoiith choirs: "Cho- J,(Lii;151;, Cliljrch schooll.
grades; .Senior, higli spnool .ways at the Alt^r.
and colle|e:
.Instructions to be given at ral of the Easter Chimes". U'SJfti.J^^pir. practice.
" aif church,
7:30 p.1n.. Evening serVJee. the Vicarage, 44080 Marlson, Adult choir; "I Know that'My
Redeemer Livetli". Sermon:
Monday:
Nbyl.
An Approved
"Renewal of Chrlstiani Cpmi ^ l r rehearsal.
7:16-8:4? p.m.. Plonker girls. Sundays in Lent;
Camera Shop
Pilgrim, 3rd^tb grajdes; :Obl- ' ServicW held £\t the Orchard mitment through Perspnal Conro^ta thW Wednesam, 7th-8th grades"; Explor­ Hill School, 10 Mile and Quince viction."
Monday;
er 9th-l3th grades.
drlvie, Novi, Michigan.
for
Wednesday:
11 a.nl. Morning prayer with 8:00 p.m. E.U.B. Men "clean- unclieon and meeting.
' «:30 p.t11., Adult-youth choir. sermon (Holy Communion on up" bee.
WSCS .evening circle meets
7:30 p.rn., Hour i)f Prayer. the 2nd Sunday of each month) Wednesday:
882 W . A n n A r b o r T r .
Plymoulh GL-3-5410
sewiid Thursday of each mon7:30 p.m., Adull, choir.
8;S0 p.m.. Teacher trabilox, 11 a.m. Cliurch School.
aimap.n1.
vice.
,' 'The Northvilie Record
Novl News
TtiUTMlay, March 20, 1004
- SMilon .Two — Page Itree
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ivitli Commm Pomt
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n9tml i9s m^leel*
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.Mrs. H. D. Henderson
' : M r . and Mrs, Orland Bu
: mahn and sons, David, Mark
' ahii Mathew, spent the week
end- with the latter's parents,
Mr,: and Mrs. Clare Weeks at
Lawrence. On Sunday they at­
tended the wedding of a neph­
ew ill Benton Hdrbor. The Bu' insnn ;chjldrcn remained with
lhc' grandparents for a weeks
' vacation.. .
I' '-Mrs. Lena Hagle of Port
Hiiron.visited her son, George
• Atltlnson at St. Mary's Hospital .in Livonia on Sunday.
, Mr.;;Atkinson underwent ma­
jor-, surgery last, week.
, 'Mr.- and Mrs. John Rackov
and-children of Brighton were
' Sunday visitors at thc home
' of: the - former's • parents, Mr.
alld' Mrs; William Rnckov on
;_ Fonda street
~ "Thursday company at the
h'orhe of Mrs. John Gotro were
lier brother and his wife, Mr,
and Mrs. Barton Perkins, and
her sister-in-law, Mrs. Walter
Perkins all from Detroit.
;-Mr. aj)d; Mrs. Richard Rit,1 tetf Sr, attended a birthday
celbbratlpn . for. Mrs. Hitter's
nliither, Mrs. Maude Ritter in
. Detroit this past Sunday.
"Mrs; William Paquctte enter­
tained her birthday club of
tilnc. iladles at her home Tueswday^evening. They spent the
ev'eiiihg playing games. Prizes
yifere |lv(;n to the winners.
;;',E!eilnlS Paquctte, son of the
^lllipm Paquettes who is Jn
(Hi A'ir Force, has been transfer/dd,-from Texas to Lowry
Air-Base in Colorado. He will
: have- 33 weeks of schooling,
" studying, photographic instrulileftf repair.
r\Bir;-and Mrs. James Haas
aild-children of West Grand
M e r ' plan to spend Easter
JSunday with the parents of
Mt^;.'Haas; Mr; and Mrs. OrViHe Danaghiie in Redford.
(•j^ary SHen Haas is recover]i)|jfrpn\. tin attack of the mea-
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1 'BJr; and Mrs. Donald LaFond
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[ Injhtinor of the 35th wedding
j aniliversary of Mrs. LaFond's
I parents; Mr. and Mrs. Charles
• RSmsey... of . Wixom. Other
< gufists.'were Mr. and Mrs.
I Jp^nes.Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs.
< Effdie.iRuggles, and Mrs. Lu- cetta Ruggles. The occasion
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vMr.,.and Mrs. Russell Taylor
Jf'.'.'are the parents of a son,
. "Fimothy Patrick, born on St,
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i one qunce. Thc Taylors also
- h^ve a daughter, Patty, 20
* Itloriths old;' The
paternal
] grdildparents are Mr. and Mrs.
! Russell Taylor Sr. of Novl road.
Noel and Sue F'Geppert who
are attending E.M.U. In Ypslteiiti'.wlll be home Friday for
! a;-week of vacation,
j ;The Jack Smith family and
1 their; daughter's family, the
! Robert Engels of Northviile,
j attended a birthday party for
i Mrs. Smith's niece, Beverly
' Remtoor at the home of her
I parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
dlurch in Davlsburg on SunI day.
I . M r s . . Glen Salow Sr. has
i b(K!n on the sick list for sevj er^l days.
. .-'Mr. and Mrs. David Rlx of
f-Northviile and Mr. and Mrs.
(,^d- Rix of Plymouth were the
Su'rida'y dinner guests of Dr.
\ dr^d ,Mrs. Harold Henderson.
' .'nle occaalo was the birthday
i o f E d Rlx.
, : .Miss Lois Hall is dividing
;.her vacation lime this week
; with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene Hall In Detroit and
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The Norlhville Record - Novi News—Thursday, Mnreli 20, 1(IG4
Official M i n u t e s of the
Section Two — Page Four
The Noi'thville Record - Nov! News—Thursday, Marcli 2G, lOOil
Northviile City Council
ir
NOV)
BOARD
OF
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MINUTES
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Section Two — .Eflgo Five
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OUT OF THE
Tlie I'ogulai' meeting of the Communications from Citi- the Rules of Procedui'e for Mill&- of Green Ridge NursThe regular meeting of the ucation to sign a Quit Claim and the other on Meadwobrook
Northviile City Council was zens:
Council hearings on Petitions ery to explain the landscaping
Board of Education was called Deed lo the Novi Village for 60 road will be discussed at the
called to order by Mayor Allen
for Discharged City Officers plans which he had in mind
to order by Ihe President, Mi;. feel ot property on the West next regular board meeting in
(Continued)
der wolf and bear badge;' Jim 3 year pin; Ruth Lulz, 3,year Thursday, April 2 full de­
Novi Boy Scouts
on Monday, March 2, 8:00 Eldon Biei'y, W. Dunlap St., and Employees for Review of for the city hall. After discusHeslip at 8:05 p.m., February side of Taft road, giving right- Mai'ch.
Wilenius, silver arrow under pin; Ruth Taylor, 3 year pin; gree team practice at the hall. Boy Scout troop 54 review­
appeared
before
Council
to
p.m. at the Northviile City
Grounds for Dismissal. Chang­ .sion and comments on the plan
Emil
Paris
and
his
her
fiance,
of-way
for
improvement
to
Taft
12,'
19G4
in
the
Orchard
-Hills
A motion'was made by Mr.
bear; Richard Rice, bear Jackie Wilenius 2 year pin;
lodge a complaint regarding es were made and attached is it was decided to I'ely upon
ed their scout laws at their
hall.
family at Russell, Ohio.
road in the vicinity of the new Mr. MacDermaid that the bills
School Libi'ary.
badge, gold arrow, 2 silver ar­ Daphene Hansor, 2 year, pin; Monday April 6 the Indepen­ last meeting. This was follow­
condition of High street be- a copy of the rules as finally the architecliii-al land.scape spe­
Novi
Mctliodisl
Church
school.
dent Rehekah Club will meet
be paid as presented.
rows; Tom O'Neal, hear badge,
Present: Allen, Ambler, Can­ tween W. Main street and Dun- agreed upon. Moved by Cant- cialist' and the local forester ONE YEAR AGO
—"Optimism is the love of Present wei'e: Messi's: Bingcar insuraiice buyThe official board meeting Leslie Bi'aiich, silver arrow un­ Shai'uii Pelchat, 1 year pin; al the hall at noon. Dessert ed by a genei-al camping ses­
terbury, Cai'lson and Kester. lap sti-eet. There is a great erbui-y, supported by Carlson for additional advice or sug­ —Most Novi voters will trek God; the love of our flag," de­ ham, Mac Dermaid, Taylor, Ayes: Bingham, Heslip, Tay­ Ayes: Bingham, Heslip, Tay­
Corinne
Smith,
1
yeai;
pin;
sion. On Thui'sday they had a
was held on Wednesday, March der wolf and bear badge; year
famous low rates
and
beverage
will
be
furnished.
Absent: None.
deal of gravel which has lodg- to adopt the rules as finally gestions'. The drive for the fire to the polls twice Monday. fined speaker Cliarles Snyder. Heslip and Superintendent Cul­ lor, MacDermaid. Nayes: none lor,. MacDermaid. Nayes: none
Ruth Wachtell, 1 year pin; Sal­
green bar meeting at the home
25 at 8:00 in the cliurch.
Mrs. Mae Atkinson and Mrs. of Mr, Tymensky, Those pre­
and top service.
pins,
Richard
Ambinder,
1
ed between the sidewalk and reviewed by the attorney. hall lis 'to he checked — west They'll be voting both in a Lieulenant and past Inlcrna- bert.
ly
Dye
1
year
pin,
Jean
Van
Fried.
Motion'
carried.
Absent:
Absent: Fried. Motion carried.
The minutes of the pi'cvious Ihe curb. The city engineer and
Frances
Denton
will
act
as
hos­
Tonight
(Tliursday)
at
8:00
year
pin;
David
Ward,
1
year
Contact rna today!
Sickle,
1
year
pin;
Robert
Ro­
sent
were
Mr,
Gombasy,
general township election and tional vice-president of Opti­
' Genei'al Fund Bills,''Fchi''uai'y
Yeas: Canterbui'y, Carlson, side for radius of apron.
meeting were approved.
communion will be held at the pin and Jim Wilenius 2 year bertson, 1 year pin; Lawrence tesses.
New Business:
city manager will check on Kester and Allen. Nays: Am­ Miscellaneous:
S.P.L. Herb Harbin A.S.P.L.,
19C4 - $4540; Lunch Fund
a special school district elec- mist International, as the Absent: Fried.
Maundy Service, Both Novi pin.
Smith, 1 year pin; Douglas
John Tymensky, Patrol lead­
Nortllville Optimist Club was The minutes of the regular Tlie Novi Education Associ- Bills, Pebi'uary $1510.53; 1963
Moved by Amblei', suppoi't- this later in the season.
bler. Carried.
Novi Girl Scouts
Mr. Allen brought up the lion.
and New Hudson churches will
alion, requested and were Building and Site Fund Bills,
Dye, 1 year pin; Robert Haner?. Art Sigsbee, Tim Bell,
born
into
the
Optimist
Inter­
ed by Cai-lson that bills in the
On
the
school
district
ballot
P A U L F.
mailer of the portion of sireet
Adulls awards were present-- sov, 1 year pin; George O'Neal
boai'd uf education meeting ot granted a special meeting wilh
The
Girl
Scouts
ai'e'
having
The
matter
of
tlie
Norlhville
participate.
Moved
by
Ambler,
support­
Levan Tafralian, and Chris
national organization at the January 9, 19C4 were approv­
following amounts be paid:
Februai'y,
$/5,95G.78.
are
propositions
asking
authoradjacent
to
the
Weber
Machine
ed
to
Ihe
following
adulls:
FOLINO
week.
their
vacation
this
Good Friday serviees will be
the Novi Board of Education Meeting adjourned at 9:55
1 year pin and Clair Mitchell
Bowman. Senior patrol leaders
Genei-al
$13,030.28 Spring was discussed by the ed by Canterbury that Andrew and Tool Company being pav­ district; levy bonds up lo Methodist Church House al the ed as presenled.
Mary Louise Taylor, 14 year l year pin.
Last
week
girl
scout
troop
city
engineer.
Mr.
Penn
reCain
be
gi'anted
a
hearing
on
held
in
the
New
Hudson
church
210
S. Center
February
20,
8:00
p.m.
Art
Sigsbee
and
Dan
Sigsbee.
Water
8,'134.90
p.m. ed (west of their office and $985,000 lo build a secondary Charter Night Celcbralion Ban­
1027 made Easter baskets for
fi'om 1 to IMS. Both churclles pin; Russell Taylor, ]4 year
FI-9-1189
Other Govei'nmcnl
8,347.42 poi-ted he had talked to Mr. Tuesday, Mai'ch 17, 1904 , 8:00 building). The city manager .school; and renew 2'/2 mills of quet. More than 200 Optimisls The minutes of the special Tile sale of the two school
pin;
Donald
Paria,
8
year
pin;
Novi Rehckalis '
two Novi convalescent homes. They set up new rules and
Allen of Yei'kes street and Mr. p.m. at the cily liall. Unani­
and people of the community
Unanimously cai-ried.
meeling of the board of edu- properties, one on Beck road Respectfully •• submitted, • operating millage which expir­ and their wives attended.
is lo check on this.
Laree Bell, 4 year pin; Duane Thui'sday, (tonight) 'is the Co-leader Joan Ward conduct­ items for the next 3 troop
P 62103S
Charles Lute of Newburg road mously' carried.
are invited.
calion
of
January
12,
1964
were
ed
last
December.
—Tho 12lh grade honor l'oll
Bell, i year pin; Beverly Bu- I'egular meeting and visitation ed the meeling. -The troop wish­ meetings. They discussed and S T A T E
FARM
and bolh said that oi'iginally Moved by Canterbury, sup­ Mr,. Allen spoke regarding
Communications;
There
will
be
two
Easter
.corrected
to
include
the
word
MuluilAutomiibla IniurincaCompgny
A thanl? you note from the there was a pipe under the rail­ ported by Carlson that the the' condition of the Baseline —Northviile scliool hoard ne­ included Ihese persons: Jo "children" in the Resolution of
Sunday services one at seven mann, 3 year pin; Orland Bu- from other lodges at Novi Re- es to thank Laree Bell.for her planned the next campout for Hmt OfflMj eiotHnlnitin, llllmlt
mann, 3 year pin; Darrell Lutz hokah hall at 8:00. ,' '
help the last two weeks. Api'il 10, 11, 12.
family of Albert Williams, foi'- road (about 5 or G ft. down). hearing ot the appeal of An­ road which i.s in Ihe process gotiations for a residence to anne Bidwell, Corine Clark, "Smoking and School Em­
NORTHVILLE
RESTAURANT
and
one
at
nine
a.m,
Easter
mer plumbing inspector, for The engineer was asked to con­ drew Cain oh his dismissal of lieing torn up because of house central school offices Jeanne Freydl, Edward Kaza- ployees."
brealstast will be served by
rian, Mary Louise Lee, Wanda
n f itQ
Drive our, relax and enjoy
the M.Y.F. from ? to 9, Call
-• Ihe remembrance IVom Ihu City tinue with this investigation. which is to be held on Tuesday, water main installation. He next year were thwarted Mon­ McKlnney, Bill Slanford, Law­
^
juit
plain
good
eoitng
In
our
day.
fav­ Attoi'ney James Litlell
Kay Gillett or Mrs, Gronenof Northviile.
Tlie treasurer's report of the
March 17, 8:00 p.m. at the wanted VO go on record as told
dining room.'Your favorit*
board members that they rence Walker and Evelyn Wes- fund balances was read by the
an agreement. Have a
burg for breakfast ieservaMi's. Carlson asked the cleik Mi'S. Martha Bingley, Allen city hall ho. conducted asoring
bovorogo lorved.
an
tei'field.
have
no
authority
to
acquire
drive
(formerly
of
101
E
.
bond
or
assurance
and
that
it
tions if possible.
to read a letter from Geoi-ge
and appi'oved as presented.
open hearing in accoidancc
a
building
for
any
purpose
oth­
Honor
roll
members
fi'om
Baseline
road)
asked
if
taps
be
left
in
as
good
or
bcttei'
Cpnriplete, Line,
Fopij
Romney. Tliis was a I'eply in
with tlie request of the attor­
Church school at ten and
the 11th grade were: Faye.Aus­ 1964 - General Fund $32,753,44,
answer to her pei'sonal letter could be made along water ney and the rules as adopted condition. The entire sireet er than classrooms.
adult
clloir rehearsal Wednesi'cgai'ding the use of the May- main on Baseline road at this by this council. Yeas: Kes­ should be black-lnpped or re­ —R. D. Merriam, Republi­ tin, Fred Bernhardt, Bob Er- Luncll Fund $3,126.75, Payroll
day evenings at 7:30. New
win,
Tulane
German,
Katie
lime.
The
mayor
stated
that
surfaced
in.stead
of
being
reFund
.$400,.
1957
Building
&
Site
can and Democral Arthur E .
. bui'y pi'operty for proiilem no piivate taps could be made ter, Allen, Canterbui'y. Nays:
members will be welcomed.
paii'etj,,O'Leary seek Ihe office of sup­ Kampf, Norma- Lemmon, Lu­ Fund $70,845.47, 1963 Building
Novi Baptist Church
youths. Mr. Cantei'bui'y want­ on this main and that the ma|r) AiJlblpr. Carried.
cille
Sclieffer
and
Donna
Scli&
Site
Fund
$741,902.98,
1955
Approximately 300 were in
ed lo be sure that this letter installation was done due to a Repiirt and Consideration of A *i«poi't was made of the ervisor in Monday's election in nute.
Dej[)t Retirement Fund $51,045,meBli(ig Mr. Allen and Mr. Norlhville township.
did not repi-esent the official previous plan of the Wayne
attendance for the Singspira­
tion Sunday evening. The Ci­
feeling of the Northviile City Counly I'oad Commission's and I.andscaplng for City Hall: AmUlor had with Mr. Merriam —Northville's newly formed In the lOlh gi'ade were: 11, 1957 Debt Retirement Fund
CHICKEN, efc.
C a l L F I 9-9751
Council i'egai-ding the matter. that permission to run a wa­ The city manager asked Mr. and Mr. Lawrence and a mv economic development cofp- Alice Newton and Jolm Rack- $10,37fl-.10, 1958 Debt Relii'eanco Brothei's furnislied the
C Q h | G R A T U L A T I O N S — Police Chief Eugene King congratulates
113 W e s t M a i n
sultant regarding water being oratioii scoi'ed its fii'st major ov. And in the ninth gi'ade: ment Fund $3,514.87,
special music. Several area
In answer to a letter from ter main down N. Center St.
"ffOJh
from
Frank
Hicks
(left),
fifth
grader
at
Main
Street
school
and
Ricky
LaRoe,
Ila
Baxter,
Beatrice
Janchick,
oblained
by
some township res- accomplishment this week.
Supei'iiilendent Culbert re"In (lis heart of Northviile"
churches were represented.
Mr. Schiller of the Northviile has. nut been granted at this
fourth grader at Amerman, upon their being named top patrol boys of
Alfred Lee, Nancy Liltell, Mary ported on the following;
idents.dhis meeling was on Fri­
FULLY
C O O K E D
p.m. •
p.m.Open i i.mA1 p.m. dolly; cloteii mn.
Coach, Council recommended time.
On Tuesday evening the sen­
5 FACTS THAT QUICKLY ADD UP TO
Y o u t h
H o s t e l day, Feb: 28). There are about In a joint announcement by Lou Litsenbei'ger,
Marilyn 1. Budget Control Reports
the month of February. The boys also received pen and pencil sets from
that the city manager wrile a
ior
group
of
young
people
and
the
Foundry
Flask
and
Equip­
Funk,
David
Lee
and
George
<
BETTER
EATING...MORE FOR YOUR M O N E Y !
50
residents
in
the
western
a.
Revenue
letter confii'ming the state­ The notice for submission of
Manufacturers National Bank.
the Senior group from the Wix­
ai'ca adjoining the cily now re­ ment company, 455 East Cady Stalker.
b.
Expenditures
ment that he lias and is pi'o- bids for a Police Car was read P l a n s
om
Baptist
church
had
a
skat­
and
the
Norlhville
Area
De­
S h o w
ceiving city water at double
i " N o Genter Slices Removed
c. $08,000 - Nole repaid,
viding bus sei'vicc for the cily by the clei'k as published in
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
ing party at Island Lake.
rates. /I'he township suggest­ velopment Corporation it was T-Edwin E . Brown of Ann January 29, 1904. .
of Norlhville.
R
e
c
e
i
v
e
s
D
i
p
l
o
m
a
i'evealed that negotiations have
At the 7:30 Wednesday even­
Ihe Norlhville Record. FoI- A special program by the
; • Less M i n g Shrinkage
A i'equest lo solicil in the City lowing are the bids submit­ American Youlh Hostel (AYH) ed the city wrile a letter set­ been coinpleled for a $185,i
Arbor, tor eiglit years editor 2. Contract Course — Eas­
ing service Rev. Morris Peck,
ting
forlli
a
plan
for
this
pur­
tern
Michigan
University
—
of NorthVille fi-om the Blind ted:
of The Norlhville Record, jiassfor relaxation a n d pleasure
missionary wilh Ihe Evangeli­
is planned for Friday, April 3 pose and the township would plant expansion progi'am.
I • All Skin Removed
A t Michigan State
Service Center was refei'red to
cal Alliance Mission to Taiwan
at Ford Auditorium.
—Bertlia I. Keri', 81, well ed away Thursday, March 23 unable to complete arrange­
these
residents.
send
a
iellcr
lo
MI'S. Carol Krezel Keller, will present a progi'am on the
the city manager. He is to Ratilburn Chevrolet Sales, Scheduled lo get underway
I ' N o Excess Fat
known Northviile resident, died al his home at the age of 70 ments for spring term.
3. Wrecking job completed
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John work in his field. .
check this out and Ihe matter Norlhville, Mich., $1,050 (45 to at 8:30 p.m., the program will TheI'e is lo be a resolution in the University liospilal, Ann years.
drafted
in
advance
by
the
cily
Ihe
W
t
n
l
t
f
favorite
p
— Taft and Eleven, Mile prop­
i
• Fully M e d - N o t Just S m o k e d
Krezel ot 22000 Mcadpwbrook Thursday from 10 a.m. 10 2
was tabled until Mai'ch IGih 60 days)
iflclude a presentation by John attorney for tlie next meeting. Ai'bor. She had been ill for the A charier member ot the Un­ erly.
ALSO SEBVING BUEAKli-AST,
road, has received her BA de- p.m. the teachers and helpers
meeing.
iversity
Press
club
and
a
form­
past
three
years.
Blddle
called
"Follow
the
W
h
o
l
e
o
r
H
c
i
l
f
Williams and Lloyd Sales,
4. Novi School heating plant F O L L O W THIS G U I D E T O
Mr.'Ambler slated lhat the
Ll/NCa nnd SAIVDWICRES.
gi'ce in education Irom Michi­ for Dally Vacation Bible School
Inc., South Lyon, $845 (3 weeks Sails", 'lEngland's Yachting township had asked regarding —Housing has been found for er member of the Michigan improvement completed at the
gan Slate University,
Press
Association,
Mr.
'Brown
will have a workshop to pre­
the proposed
Northwestern
Classic", and "Florida — One
from
order)
you can
Council's position regai'ding Child Guidance clinic, it was had retired fi'om active news­ cosl ot $475, to be equally di­
HOMOGENIZED MILK
While; altending the universi­ pare for Daily Vacation Bible
of a Kind."
"SupeNRight" Quality Skinned
F
O
O
D
a
n
d
F
U
N
ty, Mrs, Keller waa affiliated school this summer. Bring a
Gib Bergstrom, Inc., Nortll­ Tickets for the performance the library.
announced. The Wayne coun­ paper interest eight years ago'. vided between tlie towhship
and
school.
Yz G A L . G L A S S
with Delta Psi Kappa; physi- passing dish for the noon lunch.
ville, $1,249 (30 to 45,days). sell for, $2. They may be pur­ Mr. Ambler suggested that ty department ot health has During his newspaper career,
RENT
5. Official notice received
the cily consider retaining a offered Ihe clinic quarters on Mr. Brown had owned 17 pa
cal education academic honor­ Thursday nigTlt at 6;30 the
chased
through
Joel
Symmes
John Mach Ford Sales, Inc.,
water consultant for some of the second floor of their new pers, buying them to put them from Northviile in regard to 4
•:
- O P E N DAILY TIL 11 P . M . ary.
Youlh Club will meet at the
SOFT
Northviile, $589 (2 to 3 weeks -of N0r(hville, an AYH instruc­ the prohiems confronting the building localed on Merriam on a money-making basis then grade liigh school in 1964-1965.
The foriner Carol Krezel Is church lo go skating at Island
tor.
•
Persons
wishing
addition­
W h o l e S m o k e d
H a m s
•DINING ROOM
• C O F F E E SHOP
fi'om order)
The
Novi
board
of
education
city.
The
city
manager
is
to
reselling
them.
In
this
way,
a lflCO graduate of Northviile Lake.
al Information may call him consider, this suggestion and road in Eloise.
[WATER
will request an opportunity to
- , •COdKTAIL LOUNGE
Mr.
Brown
gave
many
a
young
CLOVERDALE
FARMS
DAIRY
FIVE
YEARS
AGO
high
school.
She
will
bpglh
her
Friday
at
1:30
p.m,
the
Wix­
9-2245.
at
FI
Moved by Carlson, support­
make a report back to Coun­ —In a joint effort to pro­ Michigan editor his start in meet with the Northviile board
ed by Kester that according
134 N . G e n t e r
NorthVille
FI-9-1580 teaching career in Ldrislng om and Novi Baptist church
in the near future.
cil as lo what the consultant vide
country joui'nalism,
following Easter.
Shank Portion lb. 3 7 *
will join with Northviile in a
maximum.safety
for'cllilto the city manager's reconltho carefreo w a y l
could do, elc.
Good Friday service. Pastor
dren ' attending Amerman ele­ Besides The Northviile Rec­ 6. The Novi Schools Newslet­
mendation, council accept the
c
Mrs. Carlson reported she mentary school administrators, ord, Mr. Brown had owned or ter will be mailed lo Novi resiNow forihefirstfi(nB,imican
13 to 16
Barnes will preach and Mrs.
bid of John Mach Ford Sales
42050 Grand River ---- Novi
FI-9-9760
RENT »famous inulti-|wfpi)s«
had been contacted by Mr. Don teachers and
Butt
Portion
..
lb.
4
7
*
Barnes will sing a solo. The
construction had a partnership in the Wash­ dents February 13.
P
o
u
n
d
iil
the
amount
of
$589
for
the
REYNOLDS Fully-Autgmallc,
(4 Miles West of Farmington)
NorthyilJe choir will alsp sing.
purchase of a Fprd Police car.: Norlhville Jaycees will hear Starr regarding the manure workers along the new Eight tenaw Post Tribune, the Chel­ Secondary School Business;
Sixes
Heavy-Duly Water Conditioner
All AftP Sforei
piles
which
are
accumulating
Tile
awarding
of
(he
"bleachOpen
Dally except Mondays
Sundays
(jeorge
Zerbel,
chairman
of
Mile road cut-off have estab­ sea Standard, the Grass Lake
New carpeting has been laid
Cioied SmcI Friday
. . . tlio softener &A removn Unanimously carried (Canter­
LB,
on
Noi'thville
Downs
property
er"
contract
is
to
be
extended
the
city's
planning
commission
lit
Noon
io
3
P,M,
Center Slices... ib 79*
lished a series of precaution­ News, the Dundee Reporter
on the platform at the church.
bury abstaining).
Iron tiie ''Caretfeo'' way.
speak on the progress of the oppq^ite River St. The city ary measures this week.
and papers at Flushing,.. Otse­ to a special.board.jneeting.on
Novi Cub Scouts
(Patented)
Attorney's Report on Proced- proposed master plan this ev­ mawiger'is lo check this.
The Cub Scout Pack meet­
—Next Thursday night the go, Wliitehall, Montague, Alle­ February • 20.
Standard size only $6.00 per mo.
ures for Personnel Appeals: ening (Thursday) at a Hillside MJs. Carlson reported lhat Northviile board ot education gan, Ludington, Morenci, Al­ A motion was- made by Mr.
ing was held last Friday,
.(
Large size only 58.50 per mo.
G O V T . INSPECTED GRADE " A "
"Supor-Rlght" Quality
K i n g of R o a s t s ! " S u p e r - R i g h t "
she and the city, clerk had at­ will come ^to the eilfi of ma, Richmond, Plainwell,. Far­ Taylor and suppqrjl^d 'by Mr.
-,The city, attorney reviewed Ihii dinner meeting.. •
March 20 in the Community
Renials applied lowari] jiurtended
Ihe
Region
III
meeting
MacDermaid
that
the
price
of
mington
and
Hollywood,
Cali­
bulldlpg. The IKeihe for the
chase, vvlien desired.
.$3,000,000 bond issue when bids
of Jhe Michigan Municipal are opened for the sale of some fornia.
$470 from the Brill Electric
.
Dinner For T w o Nite
month was "Mardi Gras". The
Investigate the very best In
YOUNGTURKIYS
'64 Jet-smooth Chevrolet Impala Sport Coupe (Xl9-in. wheelbase)
PORK
tOINS
R I E F RIB R O A S T
League in Allen Park on Feb- 135,000 in bonds.
following received awards:
water (»fidilioilln(->m obUgt—Baseball fans who gather­ Company for the shop equipruaij 27th.
18
T
O
22
LBS.
4
TO
16
LBS.
New
Bob
Cat,
Roger
Pelchat.
tion.'Call...
-City and township officials ed Friday evening, March 24 ment hook-up be accepted.
Two complete dinners for the price of one
FULL 7-RIB
C
4th & 5th
Cpiincil requested that cards issued stern warnings lo Vio- in the Village Hall to gel the Ayes; Bingham, Heslip, Tay­
Under wolf, Gary Collins, wolf
and„a half. Brighten up every Monday with
lb
be sCnt to council members re­ lators of municipal fire ordi­ season underway, named Dave lor, MacDei-mald. Nayes: None
badge ahd gold arrow; Ronny
PORTION 2
Ribt
7
6 9
minding them of special assess­ nances. The warnings came at- Hay lo the managership post Absent: Fried. Motion carried.
Frlsbee, wolf badge; Randy
REYNdLDS
dinner for two at the Hillside Inn,
lb
ment heai'ings on Marcll 9lh ter sevei'al grass fires were ot the Norlhville team. He suc­ A motion was made by Mr.
McGarry wolf badge, gold ar­
First
loin linit
3 5 £
3 7
F R O M 6:45. A . M . T O 6:45 P . M .
and tlOth.
row, 2 silver arrows; Tim Hit­
Portion "•39*' pi?%.iB.69*
5 Ribs 7 5 *
reported in ^ the area tills ceeds Orsen Atchison and Ivan MacDermaid and supported by
Water Conditioning Company
3 Rib 7 9 '
ter, sliver arrow under wolf.
I'litre being no further busi­ week. Authorities said they Gray, 1938 jjlanager, who .refus­ Mr. Bingham that the alter
MWiffloii'*
end ihiFpnr mfn- Coming from the Mayflower Hotel Lobby
ness, tlic meeting adjourned at plan to ci'ack down on per­ ed to accept the responsibility nates from the three contrac­
cmtfWenIng nmpeo/... iftM I ?3I
Under bear — Steve Pelchat
. F r e s h , C r i s p , Solid H e a d s
A & P GRADE " A " — F a n c y Howaiian
tors be accepted as they af­
10:15 p.m.
F r o m 3:10-P.M. - 6:45 P . M .
sons selling unauthorized fires another year.
bear badge, gold arrow; Rich
UlNCIoviinMe,DotniR4;MIA
lo pi'event a recurrence ot the —Discussion ot the proposed fect the Secondary School dis­
ard
Ambinder,
silver
arrow
un
JMai;lha M. Milne
New Chevelle Malllsu Sport Coupe (IlS-ln. wheelbase)
WYNZ—1520 ON YOUR A M RADIO
wide-spi'ead fire damage re­ site for the Nortllville post of­ posal plant.
;(.:ity Clerk
'
4166]
PtYMOUTH
ROAD
corded last spring.
Ayes:
Bingham,
Heslip,
Tay­
fice arose when President
L E T T U C E
^-o'0 jf^W
0 '
CRUSHED
PLYMOUTH, MICHIGAN:
'
-Witil "Kick-off"' day for Harry Lord, Exchange Club, lor, MacDermaid. Nayes: none
Cans
P i n e a p p l e
the 1959 Cancer Crusade just disclosed that officers ot the Absent; Fried. Motion carried.
Open 11:30 a.m. . 1:30 a.m. — CLOSED SUNDAY
Charles W. McDonald, Atty.
two weeks away community club llad written a letter to gov­ A motion was made by Mr.
GL 3-4301
2««49 5 Mile road
24 SIZE
^ 9 Q C
leaders for the annual drive ernment officials asking re­ Bingham and supported by Mr.
Redford, Michigan
met at a luncheon al the Dear- consideration of the matter MacDermaid authorizing Pres­
HEADS ^
^
Sliced
3
s
89*
chMete
3
a
79*
S
w
e
e
t
e
s
t
and urging another site be cho­ ident Heslip and Secretary Tay­
STATE OF MlCfflGAN born Inn.
lor of the Novi Board of EdCounty of Wayne
-Plans for a 1959 "Beautify sen.
M A I N E U.S. N O . 1 GRADE
ss. 531,415
Northviile" program were dis­
Pineapple-Grapefruit
^
^^M^
At a session of the Probate
'fi4 Chevy n Nova Sport Coupe (IlO<in. wheelijase)
cussed at last week's meeling
E ^ & t e r
( B f t s !
Court
for
said
Counly
of
of tile Coordinating Council.
Wayne, held at the Probate P o t a t o e s
Northviile Road at Five Mile Road GL-3-2200
• '...1.
Ed Welcli accepted chairman­
A & P
Fruit D r i n k . .
4 ^ 1 9 9
Court I^oom in the City of De­
ship of the campaign.
Truly candy at its b e s t . . . SANDERS Candy! The Easter
troit, on the twenty-first day CONTADINA STEWED
P
R
O
C
L
A
M
A
T
I
O
N
—Temporary
"snow
fence"
S
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B
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Every
Thursday
5:30-9:30
p.m?
Special Assortment mokes a perfect gift, 'and your "Lucky
1-l.B.
of February, In the year one
was eroded for some 400 feel
Bunnies'' will love the filled Easter Ncst'Bnsltet, Easter Bunny
9c Q t f Pillsbury, R o b i n h o o d or
• • I
a
thousand nine hundred and six- Tomatoes
4 CANS 4 9 along
the
southern
boundary
•
DINING
•
DANCING
•
COCKTAILS
Boi, sparkling Jeily and Cream EggS and aU the kiddie
ty four.
of
the
Amerman
school
play­
GRADE
"A"—MIXED.
SIZES
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The
four
professions
havihg
l
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Wil
fayoritea.
I-LB.
Present Ernest C. Boehm
DANCING Tuesday thru Saturday
grounds lo keep children away
financial planning — lawyers,: certified
CANS 4 9 '
Judge of Probate.
from the Eiglit Mile road cutG o l d M e d a l
Flour
5
4 9
public accountants, bankers, and itisur OPEN •'SUNDAYS
BANQUET FACILITIES
In the Matter of the Estate
off consiruction area.
'64 Cofvalr Monza Club Coupe (l08-ln. wheelbase)
C h o c o l a t e
ance men have united to institute'a pub­
of HELEN J. KNIGHT, De- qRADE"A"AfrPCUT
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-Nortliville linksters finisliN e w Light
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Swnnyfield Flour 5
M a r s h m a l l o w
ceased.
ed second in the Wayne-Oaklic service program to call attention to
An
instrument
In
writing
Green
B
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a
n
s
4
4
9
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':nd
league
tournament
last
E g g s
the need for adeqHate financial plan
Duncan Mines Layer
A&P Frozen, Sliced
purporting to be the last will
ytar. From that top-knoleh
Sit
ning,
and
;
and testament 0f said deceas- AO'PGRADE"A"
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vquad, Coach M. F. Meaker
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ed having been delivered into
Box o f l S
li( '• s to build another team of
Cake Mixes
Strawberries
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this court for, probate and Ber- Sweet Potatoes 2
the same caliber this season. W H E R E A S The Mayor and the Common Couilcil o
Ann Arbor Rd,
niee
A.
Mathes
having
filed
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO
the City of Northviile wish to call to the
Plymouth, Mich.
A 6 P GRADE " A "
therowltl^ her petition praying
Regular
Marcli 3l, l949
E a s t e r S p e c i a l A s s o r t m e n t
attention
of
the
citizens
of;
Northviile
'64 Corvette Sting Ray Sport Coupo (98-ln. wheelbase)
Phone
453-(!400
that a(iii|iinlstratlon with wH
if
—Eddie Lanning, son of Mrs.
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Package
M l i P
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the importance of every man'having a
annexed 0f said estate be
Floyd Lanning of Wing street,
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granted to herself or some
has been elected to the Fresh­
plan for his family's financfal security
•Featuring P R I Z E B L A C K A N G U S B E E F
C h e v r o l e t w i l l g o t o my
Nngtii
other suitable person;
man Honorary Society, Phi
and for his owii eventual retirement, anc
Cottage Cheese... . c m 19*
C a k e Mixes
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Eta Sigma, at tlie University
it'is ordered, that the twenty4
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DANCING
C h o c o l a t e
of
Michigan.
f0,urth d.ay.'of March, next al
F o r
L u c k y
DINING and DANCING
to
you happy
We(|. thru Sat.
A&P GRADE A
ten d'cleck in tile forenoon at MOTT'S
Sore 9c on 2 Dox. — Jane Parker
M a r s h m a l l o w
-Norlhville Milling and W H E R E A S They recognize the hardship whiph. may
B u n n i e s
ifeaturlng
result lo families from poorly :Conceiye(
said Court Room be appointed
Lumber compaily' of, Basijline
BAISQUET, FACHllJlES.;., ,
N e s t s
rolet
and
Chevy
II
(and
between
parking
Things
have
challged
a
lot
since
a
Chevy
PAN BAILEY
for proving said instrument A p p l e Sauce 3 i i
89'
road was burglarized
or inadequate insurance (frograms/, out­
only) »• e h e v y » Especially your ideas meters, with five whole-feet left over).
and bearing said petition.
T w i n Rolls
Wednesday moi'iling.' The' theft
CRAPE JUKE d . » 8 9 c
dated wills or wills not rnade, faulty- tax
COIDSTREAM
PINK
^
Thejli, top, there's the sporty- I'g-fbot , AMi it i^ fiirther Ordered,
was reported by Frank Stan8, 9Z. BTLS.
Corvair, so right for so many-people'(you
planning,
or
even
throughj
a
mistaken
So
npw
ypu
JiaVe.tJie
Jet;-smooth
Chevthai a copy of this order be
ford.
cans
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rolet—17J^ feet of pure luxury, bumper girls, in particular) that We'Ve never published once in each week S a l m o n • • • 2
notion of a family's net worth . . , ;
- T h e Norlhville Realty lias
I.. -.
to biiinper. The size makes it a kmy
car. touched' an inch of lt. And finally, Cor­ for three weeks consecutively MEDIUM SIZE
2
4 9 c
inoved fioin their former loca­
Checelale C«v«r«4 let Cieam
_
vette—still W/i feet and still too much lifeviqus to said time of heariB^lt,ijot the pi1(?^.
tion on East Main street to W E O F T H E Northviile C i t y Council do >ileclare
' Or you can choose the thrifty Chevy II, for any true sports-car lover to say no to:
3
ng, in the Northviile Record, S n l f a n o Shrimp
^ANE PARKER----Rag. 98c Vi>Ih« _
C h e e r i o B a r s . . . . J?'?^
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the liouse nexl door, known ns
The long and short of it isi you don't
IN A
a IBK-foot family car viath all kinds of
A p r i l , 1964 to be ^ F f M I L Y A F F A I R S
newspaper printed and cirthe Meri'ilt House. They have
ykrery
Brand
~
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have
to
go
to
any
length
to
fi1)d
exactly
passenger
and
luggage
space.
Banana Nut loaf... 2 PKC. 7 9 '
M O N T H and urge all civic minded'cor-'
culated' in said County of
purchased the house from the
HOUSE & COCKTAlL i O U N G E
the kind of car you want. Just Wayne.
This year, your choice nlight be
C r e d m Cheese A
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JANC PARKEH
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ganizations to cooperate in this effort.
Meri'it'3 for a permanent lo­
see the five different lilies of'(Jars
the new 16-foot-plua Chevelle,
26800 Pontiac "Trail
'
South Lyoa '
cation and expect to be set­
Ernest C. Boohm,
at
your
Chevrolet
dealer's.
BJzed
to
fit
nicely
between
Chev­
Strawberry Pie
o9
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Phone G6.7-2038
tled by the first of tlie next Signed and Sealed
Judge"of Probate
'-im PARKER TWIN PAnf
P o t a t o C h i p s fSTL
Pricw EKectlve thru SeMirdar. MercIi 28
week. L. M . Enlon and Carl
Stive
F t S H &.CHIPSa.?1.00 every Friday Might ,
I do hereby certify lhat
In All Eaitern Michigan A&P Super Markets
THc CKEAT KtG!llVAY PERFORMERS Chevrolet • Chevelle • Chevy H <. Corvair •C^nc^i^
Bryan, realtoi's, had main­ the 19th day of M a r c h , 1964
have qomparetl the feregoing
"Enjoy Good Fooi:} i n a Pleasing Atmosphere"
IS DENIER jtr
m
•WE.
GREAT
ATIANIIC 4 HAtll-lC tliA COnirANY, INC •
tained tllelr office at tlie form­
copy
with
the
orlginar
record
J H E R E ' S A FRIENDLY
• BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEONS
er location for four years but
thereof and have found the
A
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Mayor
Visitour n e w Sanders Department af Kroger's,
•COCKTAllS
found it necessai'y to move to
same to bd a correct trans- SPECIAI. VALUE—WOODBURY l-PT.
E. Moin nr. Slieldon,
City of Northviile
5%-OZ,
pi'ovide
larger
office
space.
crlpt
of such original record.
S u p e r ]i{arket;
133 Ea«t Dunlap St, (Northviile)
NORTHYILLE
BTL.
Don Merrill is now associated
SHAMPOO
Pfltcd: February 2l, 1964.
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Ann
Arbor
Rd-,
nr.
Moln
Willi lllcin.
AfHtRKA'S DEPINDADIE FOOD MIRCHfiNT UNCI 1859
E!. Mopre
RATHBURN CHEVR0LE1 $ A L | S INC.
PLYMOUTH
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Tlio Northville Hecord • Novi News—Tliursclay, MarolI 26," 1901
Section Two — Pngc Six
The
NATIONAl
EDITORIAL
sgjcgTlj^N
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
$4.00 PER YEAR IN MICHIGAN; $5.00 ELSEV^HERE
Advertising Manager
Donald Golem
Managing Editor
Jack Hoffman
Superintendent
Robert Blough
Publisher
William C. Sliger
S P E A K I N C
or
The
Record
By BILU S L I G E R
Y o u r minister, or a Northville Rotarian, will
ask you to share your home with a foreign exchange student for one evening tllis summer.
lt may be the last night this youngster will
ever spend in an A m e r i c a n home. It will mark
the end of a year in the United States for some
300 youths from 13 different foreign countries
who have been staying with "foster parents" in
Michigan. Indiana and Ohio.
The farewell dinner for the "Youth for U n ­
derstanding Teen-Age Exchange P r o g r a m " sponsored by the Michigan and A n n A r b o r - Washte­
naw Couilcil of Churches has been a project of
the Northville Rotary club for nearly a decade.
This year it will branch out into a full-fledged
community affair that should attract wide-spread
attention.
The visiting youngstel-s will gather in Northville on Saturday, July 25 and leave the next af­
ternoon for a brief Visit to the World's F a i r before boarding a hoinebound ship.
In the past Rotary has hosted;all the visiting
exchange students at either the First Presbyterian
church or the Wayne County Training School
grounds. T h e project has grown from a handful
of students and their foster parents to an anticipaled gathering of more than 300 youngsters
plus some 1,000 foster parents aild families.
This year Rotary hopes to "show off" Northville's facilities, people and homes.
The dinner will be held for the students and
their A m e r i c a n families' behind the high school.
Following this program and the sad farewells,'
Rotary will turn the youngsters over to local citi­
zens who will serve as their "overnight parents"
and take part in an "international week end."
A n appeal lo local lninislers to encourage
their parishioners to provide homes for the visit­
ing youths was quickly accepted.
A n d on Sunday, J u l y 26 Northville's five
churches will pay tribute to our young visitors
and the "Youth for Understanding" program with
special services.
Rotary hopes to make their "farewell to A m ­
erica" a memoria! one for these foreign students.
They'll need your help. So l-elllember July
25-26.
If such things as "good citizen" awards were
given to residents for bearing up under the extreme discomfort of mud, trenches, blocked roads
and a variety of machines in their front yards,
then gold engraved plaques would be due on River
street and Baseline road.
Installation of a sewer line to servo Novi has
kept River street residents in a state of disrup­
tion for several weeks. W a t e r conditions under
the road have delayed this project.
The city of Detroit water line has been installed along Baseline east from Cenier street and
will soon be connected to the Detroit system along
Eight Mile road.
Ironically, neither of the projects immediate­
ly helps the abutting property owners. But one of
the understanding residents shrugged it off with
the remark, "that's the price of progress".
GOOD
3
4%
Consumer Goods
STOCKS
Now in Discount Field
Ideal Package Investment for
Income and Capllal Gain
Possibihties.
Andrew
Approx.
Current
Yield
Ce Reid
LANSING - Delay of the ly the assurance that the men areas in both total permit re­ igan last year for gasoline,
fall election primary grows as with lhe best nalnes would win. ceipts and in spending.
groceries and similar items
a possibility almost daily in
• IT »
This past year, however. outside of the revenue involv­
Michigan, and the prospect for Variety is the spice ol life, Grand Haven State Park was ed In concession sales and
ballot-box chaos is expanding. il is said, aiid the Michigan the attendance pace-setter with camping and vehicle permit
Still a'big question mai'k Coininissiou 0n Aging has run nearly L l million visitors. Hol­ pure iases.
are two major groups of offic­ the gamut of variety within land State Park ranked sec­ The Department reports in­
ond in this poiJUlarity yard­
es. Both the legislative and the past two years.
dicate the expenditures came
Congressional districtmg mat­ Within this period, the Com- stick.
from nearly 13.5 million daymission
lias
been
served
with
ters are tied up in courts in
Visitors spent a total of time park users and a record
tile state, with everyone ap­ the extremes. Gary D. Han­ more than f33 million in Mich­ 210 camping groups.
David Laidlaw
parently waitiilg for some word sen was a very young man
who
specialized
in
studies
deal­
Park Manager,
from;:hi|h.er authority.
ing with tlie aged. He resigned
lCensington Metropolitan
The, legislative apportion- recently as Commission direc­
ment matter went to the State tor to head the Institute of Ger­
Dfiar Mr.Laldlnw;
Supreme Court in early Feb­ ontology at an Oregon college.
At a recent meeting of tile
ruary. Court members say Replacing him, the Commis­
Underwater Equality Comthey will wait for clarification sion went to tile other end pt D o n ' t
O v e r l o o k
mission, our officers unanlof judicial policy on repre­ the age scale to appoint a man
mously' agreed to flop a wet
sentative government from tho who is in the age group with
gi'levaiice at your doorstep
U.S. Supreme Court.
which the Commission is con­
in. hopes of winniiig some
cerned.
o
n
e
S
t
o
c
k
Congressional giiidcllncs drakind of redress for two of
A
retiree
from
the
industrial
wn last year by the Lcglslaour greatest boosters.
tiirc arc also being challcng- relations-personnel field, Har­ BABSON PARK, Mass. — Do not write me asking wilicll
ry J. Kelley is 72 years old. He Many investmeilt
But bfjfore I get on with
ed.
advisefa of the five is the best bet. No­
retired, just three years ago.
the particulars, let me em­
Tlie Legislature has ready Like Hansen, the new direc­ complain' because the portfpl- body knows. You might put an phasize that although our
alternative plans to avoid last- tor hag been working In the ios of investors, especially wo­ equal amoullt of money Into .flli^mberehlp Is dedicated
minute problems in both areas field.,He has been cllah-man men, h^ye 50 much telephone each of these five.
Hfj.'jJ^W I Jirinoiplo of swallowof the election, but it too wants of the Grand Rapids-Kent stock. At the present time I am told that one of tlie bigfprlde, if need be, to en­
there are only two largo tele­ newer models now being offer­
to wait.
County Coordinating Council phone companies, — American
sure the continuous success
ed works 30% faster than (]1e
Electlbn officials at tile state on Agihg and has also served Telephone & Telegraph Co. one presently in use. Tlic com­ of Kensiilgton, the .long winand local levels have given as president of the Miclligan with its manufacturing subsid­ puter manufacturers claiin that ''ter --vacation lias ^left the
members restless and anx­
more than ample warning ot Society of Gei'ontology.
iary Western Electric, and in one second their new mathe effect of recurring delay. Commission Chairman John General Telephone &' Elec- cblRcs can do 357,000 additions ious for colilbat. Talk of
Aiiy primary set for later than B. Martin lias described Kelley Ironies Corp. with its progres­ and subtractions, 178,500 mnlti- striked and boycotts is in­
creasing menacingly. So it is
early September could mean as "one of the best informed
plications, or 102,000 divisions.
some areas^^could not liave tile men in the state on the prob- sive electronics manufactur­ One of my M.l.T. friends. essential that you consider
ing
subaldiary
Sylvania
Electhis petition.
election machiilery ready for leins of aging." One thing for
trie. But readers nlusl not Professor Charles Townes, is a
tlie November vote.
sure is that Kelley fulfills the think these two control the en­ pioifcer in this, field. Lager
Some time ago, the town­
Commission's strong belief that
At best, decisions will be seniol: citizens themselves pro- tire telephone Industry of the Technology, endeavors to hal-- ships that have jurisdiction
reached to enable setting a bably are well qualified to United States. There are sev- ness light and sound waves over these waters each pass­
September 8 primary and the serve In their own field.
enteen different telephone, coiii' and (ioncentrate these into "co- ed ordinances to control and
normal. Even at this, the prospanics in Florida alone, and hereiit" beams. The greatest regulate boating on Kent
pective candidates and votei's
several thousand "Indepen' immediate probable applica Lake. Needless to say, we
will have a difficult time get­ The stale park at Holland dents" in the entire United tion lies in communications. A were pleased with these ac­
ting acquainted to assure re­ continues to be Ihe biggest States.
, laser. beaitl can be the car­ tions since we have often
drawing card for spending tour- Many thiligs are being dc rier of millions of telephone been plagued by reckless
sponsible decisions.
isls in Michigan, latest reports
1ilcssages all at once. Or, it
At worst, however, Michi­ from the Conservation Depart­ vcloped lor ease and convon- can traiisniiit simultaneously and irre.'iponsible boaters and
had' ourselves
considered
Icnee
in
using
the
teleplion^.
gan's three or four million vot­ ment coiifirm.
many different TV programs,
ei's could be asked to elect 148 During 19G3, the Department For instance, there Is the lnstesd <,0f : requiring a single taking some corrective step.
legislators and 19 Congress- studies showed Holland State newly. Introduced, Rapldlaler. carrier for each program.
Recently,
however, we
men from a rotating bedslleet Park again ranked first among This works somewhat as ,fol-,
learned tllat a clause in tliese
leaser
.
technology;
may
belows:
The
Rapldlaler
enables
ballot which could provide on­ tlie 65 parks and recreation
ordinances, which prohibits
a telephone user to record dn a' conlii very valuable for space fldating 'devices from tile
revolvtag njagnetic tape 6ver' conlnlUnlcatlons and distance lake except in areas where
-7///////-=
two hundred and fifty .phone' measuring. These powerful swimming Is permitted, may
niimbers (including ° Iqilg-dls- bfjams call .also be used for adversely affect the' two pretance numbers frisquently call- ctitting, Such as in surgery, in- viously mentioned boosters.
usiness Briefs
ed). l urlderstand this repre-' diistrlill •eiitting, welding, etc. It is to this clause, as it
sents the different' stations, the' Laser technology is, definitely affects those two gentlemen
Mrs. Emily R. Johnson of her junior year at college in average person calls. ,Tel6- forglilg ahead. '
anglers, that we wish to ad22045 Novi road, Northville, is Beirut, Lebanon, after which phone nuinbers can-be added htt ine close by summarlz- dress our arguments.
the author of an original short she was graduated from Woos- or erased in ,8, matter, of see- Ing a, recent talk, at Tampa,
story appearing in the April ter . College in Ohio. She did onds.- This ij^.a- time saveri Florida, by Dr. George L. ltal
A3 you may be- aware,
issue ot Jack and Jill.
gradiIale work in education at making rciprgj'ccs to the dlrec- ler, vice president of General Messrs. Frank ''.This Big"
,'
Kocllaiko aild Jack ''Got
Mrs. Johnson is new to writ­ the National College of Edu­ lory less ,ne(^'Esary.
Elcdric.
ing but tells Jack and Jill edi­ cation in Evanston and then I have already referred to "The primary human need Away" Hoffman, who, admit­
tors she has always been in­ taught elementary grades.
my frieod "Jiay" F.Cek^Haye? for- the next 20 years will be tedly are the best fisllermen
terested ill "the magic of In her story for .Jack and of Babson Park, Florida - for machliles to help us organ- in this • vicinity not acceptwords." Since she has woi'ked Jill, a Curtis publication, Mrs. father of [he telephone'answer­ izc and handle great quanti- Ing Messrs. Gerald Hartman
as camp counselor, teacher Johnson tells of Carter and ing service. This device en­ tics of lnfbrm,atlon without be­ and Charles Freydl Jr., sur­
and tutor, the main focus of Lindy, two neighbors who find ables a doctor, -liiwyer, sales,- ing, swamped by it. We will prised and amazed the angl­
her writing interest is toward delight in helping an elderly man, etc., to receive calls need machines and systems to ing world with the Introduc­
tion to those parts of a mothe 8-to-l2 year old group. She friend.
when he is aviiy from ,the_oC- help us think, to solve prob­ bile fishing platform.
is also interested in teen-age
lems,'
,,to
store
information
in
fiqe through'a .small rriachlne
• ••
fiction, and is currently ti'ying
Suffice it to say tliat this
Calvin Thomas, 15485 Mari­ whicli he can carry in his pock­ small space..."
a variety of fiction forms.
et.
•; • '
Dr. Haller also added that amazing pjatform, which
Mrs. Johnson is married to lyn in Northville townsiiip, is
the machines will help retrieve
a doctor and is the mother of now operating his own appli­ Many other : developments any particular information. looks like a large •• rubber
doughnut, does Indeed float
are
on
the
drawing
boards
and
ance
service
business.
He
was
two children. She was raised
"Home computers" would keep
in Evanston, Illinois, and spent formerly associated with the in the laboratories. This iedds track of.everything — grocisry on the water — much tile
same way that do motorme to believe that viroineil who;
Plymouth Washer Service.
are buying tislephtlhe stock lists,- .appointments,' anniversa­ boats, sailboats,, aild your
may be stiowlng mord sense ries, etc. They would lake care , own popular craft, The Isjand
Legal Notice
than the iilvestmeilt ddvl$crs of your finances, bank balanc- Queen. What then distinguishwho
claim they have tot) much. es, -even -pay household bills! es the nlatform from conMargaret ll. Labcnz,
Dated March 23, 1964
As long as thq Federal Gov­
Administratrix
Ira G. Kaufman
ernment does-not -take over
28024 Los Olas Drive
Judge of Probate
such companies, their efficien­
Warren, Michigan
I do hereby certify that I cy and (jarilings Should con
STATE OF MlClUGAN
ilave coinpared tlie foregoing tinue to iiilpirove.
Probate Court
copy witll the original record
County of Wayne
thereof and have found the The telephone Industry will
No. 532211
same to be a correct trans­ gradually profit from ihe use
ln the Matter of the Estate cript of such. original record. of computers. When I am
asked what will be, the next
of JOSEPH J. ClESlELSKl Dated March 23, 1964
big Industry, I suggest that the
Deceased.
Allen R. Edison
computer industry shoifld lead
Notice is hei'cby given tllat
Deputy Probate Register- the list. , Among comi)ahies
all creditors of said deceased Published in Northville Rec­ now in the .forefront' of-'^lhls
(ire required to present their ord once each week foi-"' three f|eld are Intcrf)atipii^r..Busiclaims^ in writing and under
ness Maghkles,:r tjinneapellsoath, lo said Court at the Pro- weeks succesively, within thir­ Honeywell, -B;C;A.i •,:SpiJrryty
days
from
tile
date
hereof.
bate Office in the City of De45-47 Rand, and Control .Data-porp,
troit, in said County, and lo
serve a copy hereof upon Margaret R. Labenz, Administi'atrix, of said estate, al 28024
Los Olas Drive, Warren, Micli­
igan on or before the 3i'd day
of June, A.D. 1964 and that
such claims will be heard by
said court, before Judge Ira
G. Kaufman in Court Room
No. 1221, City County Building
AUTO — BOAT — AIRCRAFT
in the City of Detroit, in said
Mrs. Beaumont
MOBILE HOMES — CAMPERS
County, on-' the 3i'd day of
h a s two lunch hours
June, A.D. T9G4 at two thirty
HOME IMPROVEMENTS
o'clock in the afternoon.
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Yours and hers. Because many people hank from
PRESENT PAYMENTS REDUCEO
12:00 to 2:00, Mrs. Beaumont spends ym lilndi hour
on the job—-takes hm earlier. She and other members
of thei.staff at Manilfaeturers Bank rotate their hours
NEW CAR FINANCIIIG
BO that you •will recelVo prompt, courteous service
Finance
Monthly Payments
whether you bank in the morning, noon, or afternoon.
f2,00O.
Wllatever your banldng neecis, you can (sount on the
..$50.80
2,500.
. . 63.50
kind of service that makea people pleased to my,
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ventional boats permitted to
ply these waters?
Are you to dash asunder
this free publicity and en­
danger the success of the
upcoming season?
Conventional boats, you ar­
gue, are propelled by either
motors or by oars. And to
that we are compelled to
point out that the platform
too is propelled — propelled
by the legs and feet of its
occupant. What difference,
we ask,^ is there in propell­
ing a craft by one's legs and
feet and he who propells his
rowboat l)y arms aild hands?
Consider too, sir, our posi­
tion in this matter. We have
not had such good fun and
entertainment since Calvin
Coolidge,- in full regalia,
angled streams and lakes.
Would you deny us this priv­
ilege?
But these arguments are
petty when one weighs the
real issues at stake. Consid­
er the value, sil', of the voci­
ferous words and terms us­
ed by these two in describ­
ing the size and numbers of
the "big ones lhat got away".
Tlleir descriptions are said
to excite tile innate fibers of
even the most indifferent indoorsman.
NORTHVILLE LODGE
NO. 106 F.8. A . M .
Hopefully, vye remain —
Very truly yours,
L. S. Black Bass,
Secretai'y,
Underwater Equality
Commission
Regular Meeling
2nd Monday of each month
Donald Green, W.M.
R. F. Coolman, Secy-
129 Main Street E., Northville
Dunlap at Hulton (Auto Bank)
21 CIS Farmington Road near Eiglit Mile Road
Wayne Road near ^Warren .Avenue
1964
10c P e r Copy, -1:4.00 P e r Y e a r III Advance
for Mayor's Post
A near record n u m b e r of voters are expected lo
go lo the polls at W i x o m Monday in that community's
regular municipal election.
Some 775 residents are qualified tj) vole in the
election to name a mayor, three councalmen and a
justice of peace. In February's primary 0 decide the
candidates, 469 of the
two-year tei'm ; s justice of the
then 727 registered elect­ peace in Wixon in 1958. And
ors cast ballots.
,
in 1960 he was :'e-elected to a
Nearly 50 additional, persons l'6ur-year term is JP.
have registered since the pri­ In campaign! g for re-elec­
mary.
Dedication
tion, McAtee pdnls to accoinGenerating raiich of the elec- plishments primarily in file
tion fever Is the battle be­ areas of road improvements
tween Incumbent Mayor Wes­ and eslabllshm^t of a recrea­
Plafts Set,
ley McAtpe aild William Wclkc, tion program. 1 is opponent is
who is ending his second term -campaigning oi a platforln
F o r L i b r a r y ns justice of llie peace.
calling for strengtllening of the
Although the race for, the police department, emphasiz­ W I X O M C A N D I D A T E S — Shown here following
Nissen, council candidate; William WeIke and In­
for Gulf have indicated
A speech by the slate mayor's post occupies the cen­ ing his own experience on the last week's Civic Association meeting are seven
Development of a gi­
cumbent Wesley McAtee, candidates for mayor;
that conslruclion prob­ librarian will highlight the ter of attention, the campaigns Detroit police department in
gantic bulk storage and
Fred Beamish and G u n n a r Meltala, incumbent
of the eight Wixom candidates for municipal of­
ably will begin this dedication and open house for council and, JP seats are the process.
distribution center i n
councilmen.
nevertt)eless of voter interest. Both candidates have staled fice. They are (l-r) Oscar Simmons, incumbent
year.
of the newly enlarged Three incumbents, Fred Beam­ that they iiitend to concentrate
Novi may become a re­
councilman; Elwood G r u b b , J P candidate; Donald
Plans call for nunler- N o v i library, officials an- ish, Gunnar Mettala, and Os- on more road and recreational
ality yet this year, T h e
car
Simmons,
are
defending
faclllly Improvements during
ous buildings on the nounced this week.
News has learned.
their posts against the lone Ihe next two years.
property, including a
• Preliminary plans for
Miss Genevieve Casey, council challenger, Donald Nis­ Of the three incumbent coun­
truck wash, a three-bay
the center, to be localcilmen, Mettala is the velStale of Michigan librari- sen.
repair shop, offices and
ed at' the northwest
And battling for the JP post
an, will deliver her guest to be vacated by Weike are (3ran official. He lias been a
storage facilities. T h e
c o m e r of Seely road
councilman since incorporation
address, entitled "Golden Elwood Grubb and.Harry Wim- and he was instrumental in the
development reportedly
and G r a n d River, have
A g e for Libraries", Sun- mer.
;early formation of the village
will be "lhe most mod­
been approved by the
day, A p r i l 12. T h e dedica- All terrns of office are for and finally the city back when
ern dispensing station
village, and detailed
tion program will be held four years except for mayor, Wixom was part of tlie town
in the U n i t e d Stales."
whicli is a two-year term.,
plans currently are on
ship of Novi.
from 3 lo 5 p.m.
ln a bid for election, elected he will devote full time —Excellent relationship with, city begin now to purchase
McAtee, who has been.ac- ; .He and the' other two Incuml l reportedly will be
the drawing boards, a
Wixom
candidates for of­ to the office. (Welke is retired; neighboring cities, villages and land for parks and recreationlive
In
Wixonl
elections
since
bpnts. Beamish ^and Simmons,
The Rev. Marvin Kiekert,
completely automated,
village spokesman reMcAtee owns and manages a townships: wilh the Michigan al purposes — and he emphathe
days
of
incorporation,
is
both of whom were elected in fice outlined platforms business).
Munlcipal League, and ac­ sized that these facilities in­
dispensing all kinds of pa.'^tor of the Willowbrook seeking his second two-year the
vealed this past week.
1960 face which saw Gor and answered questions Specifically, Welke fired his ceptance by taxpayers such as clude recreational activities for
Community E . U. B. Church,
Gulf
products
on
a
Cost of the developwill deliver the invocation. Re­ term as mayor. Two years ago aid Abrams iiusted as council last week Wednesday at barrage at the police depart­ Ford Motor company and Han­ adults as well as for children.
wholesale basis.
freshments will be served by: he defeated the late Mr, Don­ man, are. camprlgning primar­
In making these suggestions,'
ment by, contending thiiit its dling Equipment. •
ment has been estimat­
Friends bt .the. Li-' ald ..Brooks ior.-the chief execu- ily, on-.the-i'b<iiwd o f accom- the election meeling of personnfjl "don't uiidersta'lid po­
however, lie stressed' economy:
e d at "well overi.^aOO,- . The'-'prpject will-ne­ btlie r i>-/i
tive's
seat,'
274-206,
a?
twoplishments ^adef during the die W i x o m Civic associa­ lice Work" and that "they're "Perhaps," said McAtee, Incumbent Councilman Fred
a r y . • ' !
thirds of Wixom's registered past fotir years. ;:
000,"
y cessitate,, i l l addition to
tion.
not enforcing: the laws". And (this relationship isn't) can't Beamish also noted improve­
voters
turned
out.
Coincidenlally, the dedica
Other hlembers of the coun­
Although no formal' constl'uclion of build­
the challenging candidate add- immediately convertible into ments made over the past foiir.
Each candidate was giv­ ed that it is the duty of the dollar and cents, but tiie coop- yeai's, and he,addi;d: "I'm for,,
ings, considerable earth tion program will take place McAfee's election was his cil who have two more years
announcement has been
on the opening day of National second attempt for the top remaining,on their four year en ' an opportunity to mayor to see that tile, depart ei'ation ;we receive bespeaks anything we can do for the'
moving and dressing, Library Week.
made by the Gulf O i l
seat. He was a candidate for terms are Howard Coe, Mrs.
well for the city and its fu­ people."
- '• '
ment operates properly.
and development of a
company, which report­
mayor in 1958 and he also was John Chambei's and Raym«nd speak, then later questure."
Novi
residents
and
persons
lions
were
asked
of
them
a candidate for village presi­ Lahti. Mrs. Chambers was ail
"green belt" is planned
edly owns approximate­
ln charging inefficiency and As to the future, McAtee em­ Beamish said he appreciat!from adjoining communities
unsuccessful
candidate for by members of the audi- urging that the police depart- phasized tliat the iroad pro ed the opportunity of serving
along the Seely r()ad will have an opportunity to dent in 1957.
l y 15 acres at llle cor­
The challenger for the may­ mayor in February's primary ...'nee.
ment take advantage of cours­ gram definitely should be con­ the people during his term in^
boundary.
ner, Texas engineers
tour the spacious new library or's post was first elected to a election.
.
es offered by the Michigan tinued, that the recreation pro­ office.
addition on that day.
Seven Point Program
Only one of the eight State police, ,Welke. did not gram should be continued and
The addition, which more
candidates for office was spell out areas of incompe­ expanded, and lhat a merit Donald Nissen, tlie lone countence except to say later that system should be established cil challenger, gave a brief bio­
than doubles the size of the
nol present. H a r r y W i m the department is issuing few­ for city employes to ensure fair graphical sketch of himself,
library facilities, was started
N u m b e r
of
U s e r s in December and completed
mer, candidate for justice er tickets than It should. He and bpen competition for quali­ noted tllat he had seen more
progress in Wixom during the .
of peace, was ill and un- hinted that he will, if elected, fied persons.
two months ago. Financed by
the towilship, the addition adable to- attend. Present require public reports by the The recreation program, he past six years than he had in
department.
explained, should-include some­ the previous 20 years, ahd then
joins the original building on
Wesley McAtee
president of the P-TA and the were:
S o u g h t for
S e w e r the north.
Welke said he favored in- thing for senior citizens, and outlined a seven-point program
Resident of Wlxoiii for 10 Hickory Hills Civic Association
Candidates for mayor, Wes- creased recreational facilities, he suggested that a municipal embracing his personal plat­
years, married with five chil­
It features clean white ex- dren, was elected mayor of and member of the Wixom Civ- ley McAtee and William that he would support the personnel board be established form.
divide
the
ccst
to
affected
preic
Association.
Village Administrator
Welke; candidates for council. road improvement program to govern the proposed merit That platform called for —
terior lines and a louvered Wixom two years ago, was
H a r o l d A c k l e y was slated perty owners on a special as walkway fence to the original candidate for village president
Fred Beamish, Gunnar Metal- and that he would insist on system.
Donald
Nissen
Continuation of the .road pro­
sessment basis. This cost would
to meet wilh officials of cover only the lateral lines; main entrance to enhance the in 1957 and mayor in 1958, is Resident of Wixom 20 years, la, Donald Nissen and Oscar public forums for discussion of In conclusion, McAtee said: gram; expansion of park and
the county department of spreading cost ot tlie disposal front architectural appearance. past president of Wixom P-TA, married with three daughters, Simmons; and Elwood Grubb, various municipal plans before "I do hope tllat you share my recreational facilities, which
A' service entrance is located was member of the city char­ resides at 3886 West Maple, the other candidate for justice taking action. And while ad­ entliusiasm and that you'll help he now considers inadiiquate;
public works this week in plant and the interceptor is to at" the rear of the buildillg.
mitting that many improve­ us maintain the 'We are for encouraging residential and in?
ter commission, village incorp­ employed by Handling Equip­ of peace.
be
handled
by
the
county
on
a
an effort to determine the
oration
committee, is member ment Corporation, member of Highlighting the program, of ments are needed in Wixom, he Wixom' attitude by votiilg for dustrlal development; establish­
bonding basis.
Large
scenic
windows
are
lo
"number of users" of the
St. Matthew Lutheran Cliurch course, were the presentations contended these Improvements McAtiie for mayor on,April 6." ment of a year-round clean-up,
cated on the south side of the of the Wixom Baptist Church,
paint-up campaign; relief for
Councilnicn Speak
proposed N o v i - 'Walled County officials, however, new section, overlooking the the Wixom civic asso'ciation of Walled Lake, Chamber of by the candidates for mayor. "can't be rammed down lhe
Both Inc^imbent, Mayor Mc­
In the opening remark by senior citizens; steps for imL a k e sanitary sewer sys have since encouraged the walkway and entrance. Sky- and Masons, owner of an office Commerce, roacl commission Atee and challenger Welke not­ peoples' throats."
village to assess costs for tlie
supply and a recently opened municipal sewer committee,
Summing up his remarks, cotillcif candidates, Oscar Sim- proving llle downtown area evtern.
laterals on a connection basis, light type windows stretch book and card shop in Ply­ and Wixom Civic Association. ed areas in which, ,lf elected Welke said he is not running moiis, an incumbent, emphasiz­ en if tile city does not qualify
along
the
width
of
the
upper
they plan to concentrate altenln other words, charge the
mouth.
for the $150 paid to the mayor' ed that' a great deal of pro- for urban redevelopment; and
According to the ad­ cost of these lateral lines north wall.
Oscar Simmons >
tion.
annually.
"I believe I owe that gross ilad been made in tlie an economic study for future
William Welke
Resident pf Wixom seven Attacks Police Dcjiartnieiit
ministrator, the village against property lipon connec­ The interior wall between the
city xluring the past four years growth and development.
to
the
city,"
he said.
old and new sections has been Resident of the Wixom area years, married and has one However, it was Welke,
during Ilis tenure on the coun- Nissen said he will, if elect­
"has an idea" of the ap- tion.
Defends
City
Personnel
since 1943 and of the city since child, resides at 2028 Hazel, is
proximate n u m b e r of po­ Village officials, on the other rpmoved, making a long, un- 1954, retired from the Detroit employed by Ford Motor com­ speaking fii'st, who stirred up The Incumbent mayor took cil. He noted that four years ed, welcome and encourage cltbroken area In the central part
a controversy by challenging
ago his views included a genutential users but for fi­ hand, question tile wisdom of ot the building and making Police Department aftel- 25 pany, has been a councilman tlie competence of the police up Welke's gauntlet, defended ine interest in providing im­ izens to come to liim with their
a connection charge. They
complaints and suggestions.
city
officials
and
employees
years
service,
was
elected
Jus­
since 1960, member of tlie department and emphasizing,
nancing purpose i l must point out that it may be diffi- easy access to either section
Defines 'Progress'
and lashed out at what he call- provements for tlie city on
determine the number of cult to force property owners for patrons and library person- tice of the Peace for two-year Walled Lake Methodist Churcli in subtle terms aimed at dls- ed negative, destructive re "pay us you go basis." Those In his presentation. Incum­
term
upon
adoption
of
the
Wl.xand
past
member
of
church
nel.
crediting
his
opponent,
that
if
to pay these costs once the
actual users'.
marks — remarks which he views, he added, have not been bent Councilman Gunnar Metconnections have been made. The original library building, om charter and re-elected to a board, past president of the
tain outlined the numerous
said "divide people, one fi'om changed.
four-year
term
In
1960,
organiz­
Hickory
Hills
Civic
Association,
And because some proper- Cost to the iiidlvidual Novi which was redecorated for the
another raliier than welding us Simmons said a need for meanings of the word "pro­
ed
the
Wixom
Goodfellows
as­
member
of
the
Veterans
of
ties contain more than one property owner, based upon opening ot the library, was
into a single solid community." road improvements, both in gress".
dwelling in the area to be ser­ current sewer plans of the built by the National Bank of sociation in 1958 and has been Foreign Wai's and road comactive
in
the
group
since
that
"Tllank goodness," he said, the sujIurban and in lhe central Progress, he explained, to
mission.
,
viced by the proposed sewer, county, will be approximately Detroit for temporary quartime,
elected
president
of
the
"there
are relatively few such areas of the city, still exists one person may mean 50-footthe problem of determining $lO less than Ihe cost to be ters for the Novi branch until
Wixom
Chamber
of
Commerce
Elwood
Grubb
people
and
few such remarks." and tliat road' improvements lots with paved streets, water
the exact number is a compli­ charged against the Walled the new building was constructin 1963, member of the Luth- Resident of Wixom six years,
McAtee commended city per­ made over the past few years mains, etc; to another it may
cated one. "That's wliy," Lake owner.
ed on Grand River: It'is local- eran Church.
married and has three chll
sonnel and officials, froin coutl- should be continued in the fu­ mean restrictions by zoningsaid Ackley, "we're meetliig Specifically, the costs have ed just north of the village hall
Lloyd Preston of 2S50 Loon climen to volunteer firemen, ture.-He emphasized tlie im­ that
emphasizes
"scatter­
dren, resides at 29201 Beclt,
this week."
Freil
Bearalslj
been outlined in this manner: on Novi road.
Lake road was elected presi- for their cooperation in mak­ portance of tiie city's new five ed liomcs on a picturesque
employed
by
Buckeye
Union
Resident ot Wixom for 19 Casualty, member Novi Meth- dent last week Wcdiiesday
Actually, the village will have Interceptor — $36; treatment
* • s
winding blacktop trail"; and
ing "our city a better and bet­ year road program.
little problem in disposing of plant - $38; laterals - ?32; Officials of the Friends- ot years, is married and has two odlst Church, vice-president of of the Wixom Civic Assoc- ter- community In which to
to still another it may mean
I'm
still
tor
city
recrea­
its alloted aoo sewer lap-ins. and maintenance — ?3D for a the Library also reminded resl children, resides at 3035 Potter Wixom Chamber of Commerce, lati0n, succeeding Gerald, live." And he noted that this tion," Simmons told the au­ maintaining the status quo,
According to Ackley all 800 total annual payment of $136. dents this week of the book-of- rofid, is a member of St. Wil­ treasurer of, Wixom Goodfel­ Abrams.
"same spirit of cooperation" dience. He suggested that the "I would like to promise 'pro­
Other newly elected offic- has come from many citizens.
taps could be charged to devel­ This total cost will continue the-month program Instituted liam's Catholic Church and lows, member Wixom hidusgress' to everyone' according
the
Knights
ot
Columbus,
was
opers of vacant property -in the tor the first 10 years; there- Ilere. A committee -of three
trial Development committee, ers arc:
to his own defiiiition ... but that
Among- the accomplishments C a n c e r C a m p a i g n
candidate
for
city
council
at
after
tor
the
next
20
years,
lhe
women
are
accepting
donations
area. But to dispose of the
past member and chairman of William Allard, vice-presi­ over the past two years cited
just cannot be," he said.
the
time
of
Incorporatioii,
has
ireatment
plant
cost
will
not
for purchase of books .to be
taps in this manner would de­
Wixom Planning Commission. dent; Mrs. William Welke, by the mayor were:
"Progress in Wixom," he
been
a
councilman
since
the
be
assessed
since
this
facility
presented to the library each
sccrelnry; Mrs. Mildred CarS l a t e d in W i x o m
feat the purpose of the sewer
continued, "can be only a
—an
"absolute
stop"
to
furelection
of
1960,
past
president
is lo be paid within 10 years, month.
Harry Wimmcr
riithcrs. treasiirer; Robert ther dumping in the next four Wixom Mayor Wesley E . Mc­ blending of the wishes of many
system, he. explained.
I Wixom Goodfellows.
• » «
Resident of Wixom four Vellmcr, lllckory llills rep­ months at the Expressway and Atee has proclaimed April people until we arrive at a
"With this sewer system," Cost to the ISovi property
Gunnar
Mettala
he said, "we liope lo clean up owner, will be $10 less than tile Library officials corrected Resident of Wixom nearly lO years, pi'operly owiier here 17 resentative; Gerald Abrams, 12 Mile road;
"Cancer Control Monlh", a compromise path to follow..."
(lie pollution problems at Ihc $42 charged for laterals against. an earlier slory that; a $100 years, married and has two years, married and has three nt-lnrgo represcnlalive; Ar­
monlh that began with tlie Mettala noted lhat the die-Successful
acquisition
of
Jake. Turning the bulk ol our Walled Lake owners because check had been presented to children, resides at 2752 Loon children and three grandchil­ thur Parker, N0vl area rep- federal aid for the city road April 1 American Cancer So­ tlonary meaning ot progress,
taps oyer to
developers of the close proximity of ;Novi tile library by a Farmlngton Lake road, Is employed with dren, resides at 1742 Wixom rcsenlativc;
'advancement toward maturi­
program — with a note that the ciety Crusade.
Orlando Smith, Wixom area application for ajd was accept- The Crusaders made their ty', perhaps suggests this
wouldn't solve Ihis problem.!' properties to the proposed singing group. Tile presenta­ the Gibralter Tool company, is road, retired from the Detroit
police
deparlinent
with
the
treatment
plant.
tion
actually
was
made
by
the
reprcscntnllve; James Sere­ ed by the government at its dool'-to-door educational and bleiiding of wishes. But "reAs yet, the village has not
serving his second term of of­
determined lhe method of fi­ Plans call for the Ireatment ladies auxiliary ot the Farm- fice on the city council, mem- rank of detective after '25 ne, Birch l'ark rcprescnla- first filing;.
fund-raising drive in Wixom gardless of what we may do,
years
service,
educated'
in
De­
live; and Chris Nissen, sernancing to be used for Novl's plant to be located in Novi, ington Elks, lt marked the ber of the,Shepherd of The
tile evening of Wednesday, progress is always going to be
•Establishment
ot
recrea­
Willi us," lie said.
share ot the sewer cost. Orig­ near Mud.Lake --- just south of third contribution made by this Lake Lutheran Chui-ch, past troit, attended the University gennt at arms.
April
1,
tional
racililics;'
of Detroit Ior two years.
group.
inally, tlic village planned to Wailed Lake.
L A N D M A R K D I S A P P E A R S -— Little more than rubble remains loday
where once a large, gloaming white frame church stood. A s the congre­
gation of the First Baptist C h u r c h of Novi grew, quarters here proved
too small and eventually a new church was built at the corner of Taft
and 11 Mile roads. T h e old church building remained vacant until a.
few weeks ago when it was sold and workmen began raiing it. A
service business place will be erected on the site.
Gulf
Oil
to
Build
Huge
Cen
ter
Here
Candidates Air Platforms
In Public Wixom Meeting
w a r r a n t f !
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business, the engine blocit, head and Iniernal ports, Intaho nianllold, wafer
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fliior replaced every second oil change and the carburetor olr filter cleaned
every 6 months and replaced every 2. years, ond every 0 months furnishes to
suchfldealer evidence of pcrfcrnianco ot tho required service, and requesis
the dealer to cerllly (i) rucelpi ol such evidence and (2) ihe car's then
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200
INC.
South Main Street
Y o u are protected with a warranty that's as big and
solid as tlie Chryslers we sell. Y o u can own a
Chrysler for 5 years or drive it for 50,000 miles—
you're protected all the way. That's over twice what •
you get on other cars. No worries about major
repair jobs on the vital moving parts of your Chrysler.
If anything does go wrong (and we don't think It
will), the warranty pays for the labor. Pays for the
parts, Best protection your new car investment
ever had. Stop In. (Our big car deals are as bici as
the warranty.)
"MaimSaclims, that's my iarik." Make it yours.
MANUFACTURERS
Novi, iWichigan, Thursday, A p r i l 2,
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