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Volume '84, Number 12 12 PAGES Northville, Michigan, Thursday, August 19, 1954 $2.50 Per Year,in Advance- ~ tkihiT U Restoratleon of Oldest Protestant ~lay~e Nunnery, 6, whose fami- and then left when the regular completed, it has been paid fur without a bond issue or to be done to it," he said "I think C 00 0 se ' ~esl11.I~e~ the ~e ,~dd~~ on business of the council was tak~ ~pecial assessment to the property owner for the streets it shou~dbe turned ov~r to the e w:r: d::edg"::gth: ~~~~Mo~~e:; up.. . 1mproved. MethodIStchurch. If they won't SCOUt 8 UIeld log 'Church In Area Near Completl-on in an effort to recover the bodies In preser:tmg the report, ChaU"- '" • • • accept it, then I think we should ". . - , . man Carrmgton proposed that Th C -'t b 'ld" "'. tell them it will be torn down." F ell Northville's First Presbyterian Ipreach at the rededication of the Leslie K. Coucll, rat!J,erof the Ithe current Village area"only be ed n;~. ~~munJJ '::1 l~ was co~g.!e~~d th~B Odd ",~rangement or ' assroom church the oldest Protestant churc~ Sunday, sept. 1~ follow- dead girl, told police tllat 11 per- considered for incorporation into Y~l!'r••an e ]c~ e on ay • e constru~\olon. of t~ By some singular arrangement _ " church' building in the Detroit I~g the closeof.the summer union sons had. crowded int6 the 12- a~city.He said the .oommitteewas bUlldmg ~,WhIC~ yve ~eed for the c~mmunJty, a.J.ld ~1I_ ellitered into many years'llgQ, a,. ... B,~cause of the shortage, ' ea, is approaching the comple-f,;vices at the Methodist chureh.\foot alu~um boat he had rent- a.~~ed t~a~ t~ ~xpa!1dcorporate be .used.by ,tn~~sldepts Df the..C{)nun,\I!l!ty,)~e hope. :-:-.)~,f.~~an named- Gardner built th,e cl~rOQms ~ NoJ1hvi1le,.theV ,tion of itS.:extended -restoratiDn ~ • ,ed; M:0stof.them ~~re me~bers liriiLts a~t;l:IStune mIght prove to bUllt,' witlrout cost to:~he taxpayers of the e.ommumtY:. It steeple ~n the church, instaUenstreets. .Erected in' 1845,the red brick .• Couch, who cannot sWJm,~Id \ . Anne~atiOnl,Later Program Success he . The Village haa-'no bonded debt at this time. The com- repairs. dNoWPhrovl~~~thapPVar.ellntlYSupt. of Schools Russell Alp.er-' ~p.u!chshares honors with the old I . ~ ,hedbReg~d tt f °tthhersottOb bletthrm t Whdldil~t·hedlldtno~tCIOSeht~edoor '. • I' -h h' - was ma e ereuY e 1 age man made the request sayIng ''Ml1riners'' church at the foot of C e --T Id an u" ou 0 e oa, u was 0 a IOna errl ory, IS sug- mllblonerS rea IZeh~ at t ere are Improvements that ~eed ir.t;;rests were protected in' the that use of the building would WoOdwardAve in Detroit which' ommlUee 10 told not to worry. Suddenly a big gestion that outlying areas should to e m~ de ,an d ,ope to make them as soon all pOSSible. event church authorities decide somewhat alleviate the shortage was erected in i848 Both ~hurch-l ' wave tipped the boat over, trap- be eXCludednow, to be annexed The,:, make- many i~provemen~s which they a!"e no~ given they no .longer want the steeple of available space until the new es were recognized'at the time of Northville's annual "Summer ping Ruth ~nde~eath. Vfayne lat~r i{ residents so desired. Wllf c~dlt for, but try to accomphll~ what they can With the (Contmued on Back Page) grade school on N. Center St. is the 250th Birthday festival of the of Fun" program, which has end-! came up several times, b~t 10 the objecteo to by Corom.Ed Welch finances they have to work With. And not burden the completed and ready for occu- Cl'tyof ""-trol't mad scrambleand hystena-no one Welchremarked that he though! • .ue • !....ed after rone weeKSof actiVIty ld h h' C h'd 't d' bl tIll . taxpayer WIth (l bonded debt with high interest rates pancy possibly early next year. N rih '11' f di h h . -' cou reac 1m, ouc sal. 1 a vIsa e 0 exp ore a poSSI· . . sedI ewa Iks Ne ' . 0 VI e s oun ng c urc was a deCided success DIrector . th h b t bilities for taking in fringe areal Al so, t here IS ample parking space convenient to the ar He saul, the board proposed to was faced with the necessity of Stanley Johnston told the North Men m ano er near y OB if th 'd t th f . d' tef:. Rhonping center with paved alleys on the south side of redecorate the building and make replacing the century-old hand- ville Recreation corrunittee Tue - rescued the remainder, although e resl en s ereo m lea .... . at '. . S h I A 0 necessary rap irs sanding floors ,." s- Mr and Mrs William Allen they want to be a part of the pro- maIn reet, and It IShoped that the alleys and some park- C 00 S re n tc' 't a. , hewn logs supportmg the mam day evening. C . h' d ht' d . 1 'posed city He sugo-ested that . th rth'd f M' t t b . e " at I s expense. floor of th sanctuary proper A ouc s aug er an son-m- aw, . b mg sp~ce on e n~ Sl e 0 1 am s ree may soon e In Th B Sea ts d th _', . e . Detailing the various acti:-ities were unconscious when pulled questionnairesbe sent to property cqndltJon for pubhc use. e . oy u:zn o. er .or new .remfo~cedconcrete flocr at- which constituted the program, from the water. TheY were re- owners in such areas, and if they '" * * '" LI·stfor Repa-Ir ~amzahons. no'." usmg the bUlld- trachvely tiled and ca.rp~tednow the director gave the following . d d t k t p t' G _ petitioned to be included within _ mg as a meetmg place Will not iiraces the church bUlldmg.. vlve an a en 0 on lac en . . The -Village hall at the corner of Main and Wing b d . d t'ts Am report. era! hospital for treatment. the boundanes of the new CIty stre t th h f W G L h I h Sidewalks near the Northville e. epnve ~ I use, erman Seven new Sunday school Bllllebilll ' -that they should be given the e s was e ome 0 .. ap an. twas purc ased High and Grade schools are on saId. Those WIth not too large a rooms have been provided for in The mothers of the two child- rt't by the Village in 1926 for the sum of $36,000. th.... membership will meet in the the undercroft of the church The re~reation del> art men t ren, who witnessed the tragedy, oppo. um.y. '" '" '" '" la;e r~~~fs~~~~trn~~~tet~eM~~~ basement, while any others need- building. The choir loft has been sponsored a summer baseball were treated for shock. ThIS WIll be one of the prob- The Village election is held every two years on the day evenl'ng. ing space will be able to obtain enlarged due to the construction school tor boys between the ages leJ?s to be.sett~edby a new ~om- ' use of one of the rooms in the 'r' h b Th 40 of 10 and 14.From 18 to 26 boys M h t PI mlttee whIch IS to be appomted secon on ay 0 arc. Officers are elected for two Property owners in the area 0 a new opgan c am er. e - partl'cil>atedI'nthISprogram every at the n xt cou '1meet" g S h td M d'11 f M 'd h - high school or grade school, or in year~old Moller o,gan was sent erc an s an e: nCI m. uc year erms: VI age P:t:.esl ent, treasurer, clerk and assessor. bounded by Wing, Cady, Rogers the Community building b' k th f t b It _ Monday, Wednesday and Monday a committee, Mayor Claude N. At one election, two commissioners are elected for four and Dunlap streets will be noti- . ac; to e ac ory, re u ,en mornings. We joined a league "8 '· D " Ely said, would decide the exact . years, and at the next election, three commissioners for fied by letter or card within the ~k.s on ,thedoors of the S:out larged and now has a new con- composedof eight teams directed I argam ays boundaries, would hold public four years. The officers elected take the oath of office and next week to replace broken bUlldmg WIll,be chan~ed,. since sole. '. . by the Livonia Recreation Dept. meetings, and would gather and enter upon the duties of their office the third Mondav of slabs or breaks. If they fail to many keys have beeI7~ilstnbuted, ,General chamnan of the proj- Our team ended the season in Northville merchants are l'Ian- disseminate information on the . th' I t· comply, the commissionannounc- and sc.hool authontIes hence- ect has been Dr. Wilbur H, John- third place with a record of nine, : f hI 'proposal to the public Marc h f0IIowmg ell' e ec lOn. The appointed officers ed, the work will be contracted forth will be responsible for heat- ston with three sub-chairmen: wins and five losses. This school mng a senes 0 mont y sales of I . . at:e appointed by the presid~nt at the first meeting in April, for and ihe affected property ing, hghting and maintenance of construction' Maxwell S Austin' stressed the fundamentals of their most popular merchandise Th Cde A~Vantdtages f'" . . With the approval of the VIIIage commIssIon.. , owners assessed the cost. Bids the b';11'ld'10..g • m~n~e, WIlham B. Crump, and' baseball and we tried to put them at bargam. pnces d'eSlgned to at- ber ofe reportdistinctpomadvantagese out anum-that We realize that there never was and never will be will soon be asked so that the ,Durmg periods when. elecllons planmng, John W. Blackburn. I to use in our games. This part of tract the patronage of residents would accrue to the conununity a Village commission that can do all the things it is re- contracts will be for the lowest WIll be held, the .supermt~ndent On Aug. 1, Dr. Harold F. Fred- the summer program was highly of the entire surrounding coun- if the city form of government Quested to do. But we try to do the things that we consider possible rate, the public works declared, .the bUIldmg w!Il ~e sell, the pastor of the church was successful and well worth the try. The sales WIll be advertised is adopted. ' 'mportaI1t an.J aI'e needed the most. conunittee said, probably about made avaJlab!e for township u.,e, called to be director of Church money spent. as a "HomeTown Bargain Day", Am h . . the most ] lL 40 t f as has been previous practice The E' h b f 1 b h Id th f' F'd ong t ese are the elJmma- The Village commission meets on the first and third I~e~t~eY:~t~~~~~ C~~ission: buildin is 'oint! owned b' the xten.slOn of t e Pres ytery 0 A basketball school conducted ~nd wII e e e. Irst rJ ay. tion of certain services now dup- M-ondays of each month at eight p.m. at the Village hall. Extended the 1954 tax dead- Villag/and Jthe lownshiP. y DetrOIt. He has been asked to (Contmued on Back Page) m each month: startmg Oct. 1. Heated by the township, but for A h hI' line to Oct. 1. Amennan also inquired about Plans for tile monthly sales which Village taxpayers pay; di- nyone W 0 as a comp amt or request is invited to at- the status of Ford field, which event ~vere c?mpleted at the reet representation on the Wayne tend. There is always a majority of commissioners at the Discussedan offer of the form- was offered to the Village by of- NorthVilleRetaIl Merc~antsAss!!. and Oakland county board of meetings and they can give you an answer to your problem er parking lot at N. Center and ficials of the automob'llecompany meetmg Tuesday evemng. Presl- supervisors; and increased reve- v or a eas ry o. ~.ou are a Iways we Icome to a commission. Dunlap streets, recently vacated some tl'me ago. Robert B. Cool- dent CarI J 0hnson announced nue from the state. t .I tNt tht '11 by an automobile dealer. The h t 11I 1 h t h b mee t mg. . or yl e may be a small community, but it has owner proposed to sell it to the man, president of the school t a a oca mere. an s a~ een Carrington declared that had problems Just lIke the larger communities. Village for $15,000,but discus- board, said it was planned to cO,nt~ctedto see If .they WIsh to ~o)'thvllle been a cit.yin the past, It would CIo the commissioners a great favor to let sion brought forth the assertion spend approximately $1000 to do Jom m the cooperallve sales, and It would have receIved $330,000 them know that they sometimes do the right thing and that the Village could not afford necessary work at the field to get that theII' • response has beenv in revenue. from Nor t h v ill e that they are not always wrong. such a price, although it might it ready for fall football games. overwhe~mmglYfavorable. Se: - Downs, which coul~ have .b~en We hop th t f' . t h be interested in using the lot for Cement undel' the seats is grad- era! stOIC,Splan to buy speCIal ~sed to advantage. m provldlnj e a we are per ormmg a serVIce 0 t e ually breaking away and is in merchandisefor the event, 10sup- unproved streets, Sidewalks ani community in which we live, and which we are proud to public parking on a rental basis. need of repair, he s~id, but the plement their reg~lar stock~ and other facilities. . call our home. school board was hesitant about offer shoppersa WIdeselechon of Even though thiS r~venur Olell Struck_ spending money on the field un- art,icles, he sa~d. T~e time re- might not ?c considered import s less the matter was properly qmred to get m. t~IS nev: mer- ant, he saId, the ad~antages to a en ar vents I N t W II cleared He was assured that the chandlse makes Ii nnposslble to the community of a Clty form of C r d Of E n erre er e Iagreem'ent with the Ford com- start the "Bargain Days" until government would far outweigh August 21-Dr. O. R. McKenzie Memorial benefit dance, Walled pany was such that the work I Oct. 1. those of a village. Lake Casino. To aid the memorial, tickets must be pur- Oil has been struck in a third could be safely begun, Every merchant will join in a The full.report fOU0:Vs.: chased before the dance. Freydls and Gunsells in North- well in the Northville area. it was I' directedComm,byA.MayorMalcolmClaudeAllenN.wasEly 1 largepromotionc?operativecampaIgn~dvertisi~gstartmga~d~n ToForTheThe V~l1ageVillag.eofCOmmISSI?nNorthv!lIe ville, $UiO. revealed Wednesday, to investigate drainage of water September to create interest:n Your Committeeon a Clt~ form August 24-Ladies bowling league at 8 p.m., Royal Recreation, 120 The Charles Nerreter well, from the Kroger parking lot down the first Home Town Bargam of Government ~orNorthmlle re-- W. Main S~ Anyone interested cell 9154or 723-J. which was brought in as a gas into Ford field, and to see what Day on Oct. 1. Window posters spectfully submIts the following August 24-1942 High School class reunion, VFW Hall, 9 p.m. ~t well some weeks ago, now is could be done to prevent addi- will be used throughout the Vii- report: tickets from Planning Committee, Box 69, Northville, flowing a good grade of oil. Not tional damage from that source. lage, and special editions of the It is our recommendation that $1.50per person. Dancing, entertainment, door prize, re- content with gas, the Hilliard Northville Record will be circu- Northville adopt a City fonn of h ts fIt· d f' d Drilling Co. crew has been drill- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Van Atta of A~TIST J. N- WORTMAN'Sconceptl'onof the remodeled Fl-st lated to every home within· a Government. fres ~en o~c assma es, WIves,husbands an r~en s. ing through the gas level, and is East Cady St. returned home sat.n ,- ~ radius o-f several miles to carry We suggem that the Charter August 26-Ladles bowling league at 8 p.m., Royal Recreation, 120 reported to have struck oil at a urday after spending a week on Presbyterian church as it will look when completed. A graceful detailed information about the change be placed before the vot· W. Main St. Anyone interested call 9154or 14-W. I depth of aI>proximately4,500feet. La~e Michigan. spire, as pictured. will replace the present squat CUpOla. many items to be placed on sale. (Continued:on Back Page)

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record of 9 wins and 5 losses is a I Fluoride Program Juniors Capture pretty good record regardle~s." , David Severance at The pitching staff was compos- Treats 215 Children Metalsmith School ed of Joe Kritch, Jr., Cap Peth- Third Place In el'S, Dick Blery and Jeff Good- David Severance, son of Mr. rich. All of these boys can play and Mrs.' Donald Severance of other positions as well as hanal-' Fairbrook St., is at the U.S. Naval Baseball Leag,ue ing the pitching chores, Johnston station in Memphis, Tenn., where The Northville Juniors ended sald. Dick Buckley and Darryl he is attending the metalsmith Burns both show promise of be- school of aviation for 14 weeks. then' baseball season last week coming top notch catchers. Jim by takmg tlmd place in the Li- Hammond, Tucker Wllhams, Karl voma league. The team, weaken- Karg and Roger Atchmson took ed by too many vacatIOning regu- care of the high ones in the out- lars, dropped a play-off game to field, while Pele Gross, Bill Yah- I a fully-staffed LIvonia Center ne and Stephen Juday handled team 9 to 7. the hot ones in the infIeld. Bob "The team can well be proud Bake, David Janetzke, Joe Gotro of its efforts because of the steady and Ray Hood also helped to improvements shown by the boys round out the team all summer," Dlree-lor Stan John- Darryl Burns and Cap Pethel's i ston said. "There is no doubt that won the battmg championship ~he juniors had the best team in with identical avernges of .436 the league If nll the boys could wIth Buckley, Yahne, Biery and have been preser;tt at every gaI?e. Kritch close behind. At one stletch In the campaIgn I the fello\\'s went seven games I . wIthout a defeat before the vaca-I PatroUize your local mer~hants. :; . tIon bug lowered the boom. A It pays to shop In NorthvIlle. I ~j ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;.;,;;;;;;;;.;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;.:' - 1'.• r({'~>rf~t.t: BUSINESS DIRECTORY FILL YOUR TANK NOW ~. SEE US FORA at Detroit market prices LESS temporary FREE ESTIMATE discount for summer fill on "COLLISION REPAIR" Electric· Arc - Acetylene Welding ERNEST SEAMAN BODY SHOP 124W.MAIN NORTHVILLE PHONE 1455 .. . "l Watch & Jewelry c. R. ELY· '& SONS Repair COAL & FUEL OIL CO. 316 N. CENTER NORTHVILLE PHONE 190 • Engraving .I • Diamonds Remounted I • Electric Shavers Repaired . It's a seven pound, eight ounce • girl at the C. W. McLoughlin • home on W. Dunlap St. Her name LUCIUS 'BLAKE IS Cornelia Whitehouse and she I 124 N. CENTER (Opposite Post Office) NORTHVILLE Your best buy bears lhis lag! * Try The, Want ~~ 8 COLUMBIA RECORD'SC;) _~~~b~ PERSONAllY RECORDED BY PARTY CAKES • WEDDING CAKES *YOGI BERRA*BOBBYTHOMSON COMPLETE LINE OF BAKERY GOODS *GEORG£ K£ll * RALPH KINER ROSE COLORED SALLY BELL BAKERY *PHll RIZZUTO * NED GARVER GLASSES? *B08 FElLER*RICHIE ASHBURN 123 East Main Street Phone Northville 755·J on SO your place is worth more 6 ways better today than ever before. • Thoroughly Inspected Great! But don't forget, • Reconditioned for Safety DO IT YOURSELF HOWTOPIAY~ there's another ~ide to the I • Reconditioned for AND SAVE THE DIFFERENCE story. That higher value Performance i Open 7:00 A.M. to 12:00 Noon BIG lFAGUf means that you've got more • II to lose to disaster • . • thus • Reconditioned for Value WE RENT need more prctection. • Honestly Described I; Trailers - Cement Mixers - Wheelbarrows M&U1 r Refrigerator Dollies - Centrifugal Pumps Make sure NOW that your present insurance is ade- I LARKINS RENTAL SERVICE quate. Call on us! Member of Utility Trailer Rental Association 20900 TAFT RD. NEAR EIGHT MILE RD. PHONE NORTHVILLE 1420 The-e----- CARRINGTON ======~=C===C ----Agency AUTHORIZED ~ DEALER, BOHL'S DRIVE-IN 126 North Center Street NORTHVILLE DRUG Co. Phone 284 BASKET DINNERS Northville Rathburn Chevrolet Sales Leo E. Mainville Reg. Pharmacist SANDWICHES 1,34E. Main Street Telephone 238 560 PLYMOUTH AVE. NORTHVILLE PHONE 290 NorthviIle, Michigan MALTS ; Serving You IF YOU'VE BEEN WAITING FOR GAS AND YOU I I 11:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. HAVE YOUR GAS PERMIT - WAIT NO LONGER- I 14840 Northville Rd. Near 5 Mile GAS HEAT NOW CALL US TODAY! GAS HOME

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t ' FOR COAL - GAS - OIL BURNER SERVICE - PHONE 27.88 J , Specializing in Baseboard Heating J " , Custom Sheet Metal Work j ,...." I H A R 0 L D E.. S T EVE N S . ONE NUMBER TO CALL WE SERVICE THEM ALL Plymouth 2268 135 N. Center Street - Northville HEATING & AIR CONDITIONING 640 STARKWEATHER PLYMOUTH, MICH. Orchard Lake Rd.. Comer Grand River _. Farmington 957 PENNIMAN (rear PLYMOUTH PHONE 1697 774 Penniman Avenue - Plymollth __Thursday, 'August 19, 1954 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Page Five Thursday, August 19, 1954 '1'Hl!.: NUJ:(.Tti v lLlil!. l1.~v-V!\lJ-- tocratic design, all modern and The meetings are open to the NEIGHBORS SURPRISED substantial .equipment, concealed public. Fordyce, Ark. - Two Army electrical horn, 33x4 tires, 112- Events 01 The Past In Northville inch wheel base, 1 man top, jiffy Adequate wiring systems are Colonels, Fred O. Easley and Jack curtdins - only $1285, an investment not only in home Blythe, visiting their For~yce uGrowing Old Is A Privilege Denied To Manytt . . . homes recently, were surprIsed • • • • * • ONE YEAR AGO- flowing through Plymouth water safety but also In effICIent and I to discover for the first time . . taps for the first time in nearly Ieconomical operation of electric II that ~hey live across the street The thIrd Internat.lOnal Horse five years. New Rural People appliances, say equipment from each other in Washington, Show .was held this week at Bruce Turnbull won the' first Northville Downs. round in the fourth annual city Aid Plan Studied Ii~~~~~ s. C. D.C. _ The Northville fire department golf tournament m Plymouth. helped battle the General Motors $50,000,000 Transmission plant TEN YEARS AGO- pa~t~i~~l~~;~~rs p:~~le mo~~[ I: - FACT 0 RY TOY 0 U- fire. It .was one of a dozen vol- Word has been received that u.nteer .flr~ department.s who as- Bill Sutton was wounded in ac- ~~~si~h~ei;at~~WHo~c~~o~~ipa~h~ i BUY FROM THE MANUFACTURER slsted m flghtmg the ~lre. tion at Guam. Essie Nirider was people m theIr new rural role WIll I The Schrader furmture store wounded in France and flown to be mvestigated at the American and ':1amble's ha;-d:-vare are un- a hospital in England. Country Life Assocation meetmg And Save The O·lfference' • dergomg a face liftmg. Fire leveled three buildings and at Michigan State College Sept. Carolyn Burkman was one of damaged two on the Starkweath- 14 -16.. th C t L'J> 195 musicians who performed er farm. 0nee a year e oun ry ue SEE OUR LINE OF WALLPAPER with the all s~ate Hig~ school Rev. and Mrs. Harold Fredsell group brings together leaders of OUTSIDE WHITE _ , $4.88 per gal. band at the National MUSICCamp will leave for Skagway, Alas- all groups that work in the rural (In 5-gal. cans) at I,nterlochen. Carolyn plays ka, where Rev. Fredsell will be field, from pastors to parents. WHITE ENAMEL _.._ _ $5.48 per gal. clarmet. pastor of the Union Protestant (Non. Yellowing) Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Munro church and Civilian Chaplain to cele~rated their 50th wedding the army post. • DR. L. E: REHNER SEMI.GLOSS ENAMEL _ $4.34 per gal. anmversary. Harold Drouillard, is on sea i ENAMEL UNDERCOAT _ $4.34 per gal. FIVE YEARS AGO- duty in the Pacific .. OPTOMETRIST FLAT WALL PAINl _ : $3.30 per gal. Pvt. Ralph Hay writes he is Phone Plymouth 433 Dr. Orl0 Robinson joined the on Saipan and doing fhle. I PIGMENTED WALL PRIMER $3.30 per gal. medical staff of Drs. Atchinson I FEDERAL BUILDING I TWENTY ·FIVE YEARS AGO- 843 Penniman - Plymouth . TOP QUALITY MERCHANDISE and Wetterstroem. I Former superintendent of May- Northville Wayne County fair \ -HOURS- AT JOBBERS' PR1CES bury San., Dr. Bruce Douglas, opens this week. Plans for the I Monday. Tuesday. Thursday. I was killed in a head-on collision junior and senior horse show are 1 P.M. to g·P.M. which claimed the lives of three nearing completion. Mrs. James I Wednesday. Friday. Saturday. \ The HARNDEN PAINT & GLASS CO. others. A. Blackwood of I.tochester and . 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Mr. and Mrs. Mavin Guntz- James Casson of Jackson, well 115 Church Street Phone 873M North.ille viler are the parents of an eight known equestrians, will be the .... pound, ten ounce son. judges. Northville spring water is again Mrs. Catherine McCully passed ME'S AlRE-.OY ORDERING NEXT ______Iaway after an illness of 18 months at her home on 642 N. Center St. WINTER'S COAl, SO ~E WON'T arena and was elected Northville Lois Chapman entertained seven poP'S ON HAVf TO WORRY ABOUT towllship supervisor. He served of her friends at a weenie roast KeEPINCI WARM. in this capacity for 14 years, until his doctor told him that he was THEBAL~ doing too much. Faced with the necessity of giving up either the EXCAVATING Ford job or that of supervisor, he • BULLDOZING resigned the latter. • LAND CLEARING ~ Retires At 75 • ROAD BUILDING 630 Baseline FILL DIRT - BLACK DIRT He worked for Ford four more SAND GRAVEL Phone 30 or 1100 years, making 22 in all, and re- 44109 GRAND RIVER Will A. Ely tired at the age of 75. A son, NOVI BUILDING James bves in the Northville ~~'I:..l ~~l.r~:·:i,;:',;.....;:"r:~; Memory course teachers could do well by taking les- area, while a daughter, Mrs. Pres- SERVICE !rrh,,! ft'''.....'''''$1'. sons from Northville's Will A. Ely, 118 Linden St. ton Brady, lives in Sea Cliff, FARMINGTON 0502-J2 For this quiet, smiling octogenarian - he'll be 84 N.Y. , 49tf An avid Detroit Tiger fan, he Sept. 16 - can look back more thaI! t~ree-qua~ers o~ a enjoys listening to radio accounts century and remember incidents of hIShfe and times WIth of the games, or watching the a sharpness and clarity that is remarkable. team on television. A resident of Northville since he was 15, except for Ely thinks Americans of today a short period in California, Mr. E!y's life has been ~oth live at too fast a pace. Although colorful and eventful. His mother dIed when he was eIght, he has seen many rapid strides Other and he and a younger sister lived with their father at the in his 83 years of life - with low-pric~d cars corner of Ford and Gotfredson roads, Washtenaw county, electricity, the airplane, radio, television and many other inven- Be sure you get the best of these b_g 4 don't offer where he was born. tions being developed during that these advantages. Recalls Blizzard I his own living. period - he shudders to think what life will be 50 years from .1 Chevrolet does! The winter of 1884-1885 was a \ Mayor's Uncle now. • bitter one, he recalls.\ On Feb. 2~, A brother "Pete" Ely _ father . However, he doesn't expect to I price 188~. a bliz~ar~ swept over thIS of NorthVIlle's present mayor; be around then to see what it is Biggest Brakes Take a look at what you pay and what you get. You'll sea sectIon of MIchigan and the mer- Claude N. Ely _ learned that like. Smoother, safer stops that Chevrolet has more for you and asks less from you. It's cury fell far below zero. A.M. Randolph, Northville drug; I;:====::::....:;.::;;:=====. with less The elde~ Ely had stored a gist, needed a clerk. The -ho:\t, priced below all other lines of cars. Chevrolet builds the most pedal pressure! large quantIty of vegetables and went to work for him learned PARTS FOR cars-and can build them better to sell for less! That's what Chevrolet fruit in the cellat, a~d fearing how to fIll prescripti~ns, and they would freeze, built a large stayed with him two years. ALL CARS gives yOIl with fire in the parlor fireplace. So After that he was a grocery the largest brakes EXCHANGE •• ENGINES. in the low-price field. heavy was the snowfall that the store clerk and then a shoe clerk FUEL PUMPS. GE.NER· ch~~ey h~d become clogged, and In the T. G. Richardson store. ATORS. STARTERS. thIS IS believed to have contnb- In 1899, he married May Gyde, Highest·Compression CLUTCHES " uted to what followed. a South Lyon girl .and for 11 Complete Machine Shop Pew2r Ely himself was at a nearby years they managed'the old Park country school when a boy he hotel at Main and Center streets. Service • • • Engine You get finer knew came in and said the Ely The hotel was destroyed by fire Rebuilding per!.ormance-and house was on fire. Ely rushed a number of years after they left NOVI :.l important gasoline home, to find that the house had Ibut Ely's memory of hotel 11f~ savings, too-with the 1 b~rned to t~e groun~, togeth7r and problems still is clear. AUTO PARTS 2 economy higII est-COllI pression WIth all theIr possessIOns. .Following four years with the NOVI. MICHIGAN power of allY leading For a while, the family llved.1 Michigan State Game Dept., now Phone Northville S5 What's it going to cost to keep that new car in gasoline? In low-priced car! with relatives in Ypsilanti. Then the state conservation commis- oil? What about service and repairs? Check into it and you'll E!y went to live with an older sion - Ely bought a Northville 1'::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= find that Chevrolet bas the greatest name of all for keeping fisher Body Quality sister in Plymouth. He attended pool room which he later sold. :0_...... I j upkeep costs down over all the miles you drive. school there, and in off hours He and his wife moved to Cali- < < You get smal ter, ! -helped his brother-in-law who fornia, but all their friends were smoother styling- was the school caretaker. His fa- in Northville, so it was not long NORTHVILLE greater comfort, safety ther became ill while he was in before they were back. and quality-with t1lis the tenth grade and could no Getting a job as a watchman STORES '. only low·priced car longer contribute to his support. at the Ford Wilcox plant, Ely with :vorld·!amous So young Ely determined to make also entered the local political are Body by Fisher.

OPEN Safety Plate Glass No other low-priced car THURS. & FRI. gives yOIl the HA~~~OOM finer visibility of c. safety plate glass in windshield • AUTO • FIRE • PLATE GLASS • LIABILITY TIL 9 P.M. alld all windolVs • WINDSTORM For Your Shopping of sedans and cOllpes! PHONE 470 OR 3 3 performance Filmed Knee-Action Ride 108 West Main'Street Northville, Michigan Convenience Do you want livelier, smoother performance on less gas? Chevrolet gives you Then be sure your new car has modern high·compression tile only Unitized .,/' rI'J'rl'.&w, . power. That's just what Chevrolet gives you-the highest· Knee-Action on allY , compression power of any leading low·priced car. , low-priced car- one important reason ~~ for Chevrolet's finer MOTORS big-car ridel CANVAS Fall-length Box·Girder Frame ~ f Only Chevrolet in the low-price field ··AWNINGS· .. provides the DELCO underlying strength Newest selection now• available. Order and extra protection of a full·lcngth now and avoid the rush. We use orion appearance hox-girder framel thread in our stitching also. Year after year .... .,...,""'Ig...... ~ ..... You, of course, are the only one who can decide which car' more people buy • Aluminum and Fiberglass awnings oepIod"Go why IIot Ill"' ••• \Ada a • u.., ... dooke .f leadl~ __ looks the best to you. Dut you might well consider this: Chev- CHEVROLETS • Ornamental Porch Railings and '-tvren Mea" •• of Ift.1r ....1.. .,.... rolet's the only one in the low-price field with the smooth than any oilier car. .-.- IofttI lito, peak .-f_a_ lines and graceful beauty of Body by Fisher. Columns ...... ndablUly. D.le. IMoUoIe • """ -.I tyl"' .... all ...... • ' Lantern Posts DeKay Electric FOX TENT & AWNING CO. 431 YERKES STREET Rathburn Chevrolet Sales 624 S, Main St. Ann Arbor NORTHVILLE PHONE 262 Northville, Michigan &60Plymouth Avenue Phone Northville 210 Phone Nonnandy 2-4407 or Plymouth 1672.J '~" .. '

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Page Four Thursday, August 19, 1954 ",.. - POINT PICKS' LEADER thefts was declared the boss. A point system in accrediting car f.l J' E.tabU.hed IS611 QJqrNnrt~uilb iRrtnrll Oakland, Ca1. - Police broke up a juvemle auto-th~ft ring, steals - one point for a single- PubU.hed every Tbund.y mom!nll and entered at tha Northville. Mleh!rlan which had stolen 44 cars in re- handed theft, a half point for Po.t Offlee a. leoond elan .... tW. cent months. Members of the giving another member an assist. NATIONAL EDITORIAL ring confessed that the member The gang was made up of seven +L!,::~;f!~:~: boasting the greatest number of youths from 13 to 15 years. Glenn H. Cummings Publi6her and Editor G. R. Johnston M~.Bging Editor Richard Ambler ...... •..•...... •. Advertismg ~anager Mary Donovan ...... •...... •..•.••.••...•... Office. anager Important test for GOP will Arthur Stewart ...... •...•.•.••••.••.•. Plant Supermtendent come lit their convention.

SUBSCRIPTION RATES IN MICHIGAN: Can party unity be imlintained? One Year _•• $2.60 Sb: Montha $1.71 There have been indications that Two Year;-::::------$4060 Smilie Copy .0' th~ best way to do this is to re- OUTSIDE OF MICHIGAN: :lame thE' incumbents: Brake for One You $S.OO Two Y...... $&.0' treasurer; Martin for auditor gen- THE NORmVILLE RECORD IS A MEMBER OF: eral;'Cleary for secretary of state' NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AND MICHIGAN PRESS ASSOCIATION Millard for attorney general. ' This won't satisfy everyo~e, of course. The upper penins'ula wants tC'lbe represented on the Best way to win the election, tickP.'!. If this happens, some in- For The Good Harvest say Republicans, is to build up a cumbent would have to bow out. heavy outstate vote. By rough Former ,senator George Higgins, American industry is sowing today for a promise~ I figures, they compute that there wh.l withdrew from ,the race for harvest of jobs and production in the years to come. As It were 275,000 Democratic votes governor, has announced that he cast in Wayne county to 111,000 sows, to be sure, so shall it reap. would like to be secretary of Republican. But in the rural areas state. "If Higgins can't be fitted The sowing consists of the millions dollars it must there were 349,000 Republican in, what will become of him? spend for research, expansion, new plant and e~?ipment. votes compared to 86,000 Demo- cratic. Conflicting reports can be .. ,. ~, The fertile ground is an American economy WhIch must An important reason for the fouAd regarding the statements support a 200 million population by 1975. heavy Democrat vote in Wayne, of Donald S. Leonard, successiul If a trend toward ever bigger and bigger government they say, is the hot campaign to GOP candidate for governor. On is not permanently reversed. t.h: sow~ng for tomorrow will the one hand, he is said to favor I, ====::======;::=::::=:::~~::::::::::;::::=:t!electbelieveHartmanyover GOPFitzgerald.voters Theywill the existing set-up. On the other, be meager indeed. The AdmInIStratIOn has made a st~rt ~ appear in the fall election. he is said to want a UP candidate toward Bringing Government Back Home, thus reducmg for auditor general. Since Frank its size federally. Biggest worry for' Democrats G. Millard, attorney general, is I! IS what will happen to the pri- unpopular in ,rural areas because i ~I rMICHiGAN MiRROR" mary vote for Fitzgerald. of some ,of his decisions regarding A REPORT FROM THE Qi\PITOL f " · , The Williams camp made it township government, he appears ~ Platforms In Space by Gene Alleman clear that they had not objection to be on shakiest ground. There l to Fitzgerald because he- "Was are rumors of plans to shift Mar- backed by the Teamsters Union. Astronomers continue to tell us that the next "logical" 1Shape of things to come in fall Democrats are sure they see a tin to Millard's position to Leon- ,~o«'et They considered him a poor party Zle ~ /I~ step in the development of science a~d astronomy is a election campaigns is taking form. trend in rural areas in their fayor. ard's wiShes. Then a UP candi- platform in space. Recently, Llma~ SpItzer, .Jr., professor man. While anxious not to chase date could be picked for auditor Democrats held their state can- The CIO, strongly behind Phil away any votes, they claim they general. of Astronomy at Princeton ulllversIty, and dIrector of the vention in Grand Rapids Aug. 14. Hart for lieutenant governor, has WITH NATURAL GAS SERVICE observatory there, said such a platform woul~ be put 1;.00 Republicans will hold their con- but little choice when it comes 1------II vention in Grand Rapids Aug. 21. to a senatorial candidate. With I miles above the earth's surface as a satelhte to crUIse a PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY I around the globe. Both parties met in the same Moody out, they are forced to' .I With living costs climbing higher and! place this month but only one can embrace, however reluctantly, 1------·------•_ ~ higher, homemakers everywhere are making; Spitzer went so far as to say that many difficulties occupy key offices in the state Patrick V. McNamara. McNa- were of course, concerned with the project but that the CECIL B. JACKSON. D.O. NORTHVILLE administration. mara's AFL background seems to MICHAEL R. RANDAZZO. D.O. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC ! greater use of GAS SERVIC~. ' erection, of such a platform was II onIy a ques t'IOn 0f t'lme. " preclude an enthusiastic support Both parties expect a tough bat- - Osteopathic - 152 E. Main St. NorthYille He predicted that within a few decades such a space plat- The CIO expects to campaign I This clean, efficient, dependable fuel helps! tle before the election. Both are - Physician • Surgeon - form would be in operation. for the fann vote. They will make PAUL A. FACKLER. D.C. preparing for it. :save time, work and money. ? a big play at Michigan fairs. They 146 North Center St. ROBERT T. ltETZ. D.C. This prediction follows other flat statements b)' scien- A Democratic leader, while pre- will work from tents with speech- " When it comes to heating your home, cook- dicting victory for his group, says, Hours by Appointment By Appointment i tists that space platforms are practical concepts, and that es. arguments why the farmer "You can't expect the GOP to Tuesday - Saturday ling your meals, heating water, drying clothes,) the erection of such platforms is only a matter of time. should go Democrat, and reams Phones: Office - NorthYille 1161 not become heavlly Involved in Res. • Livonia 5113 X-Ray There are varying predictions as-to the usefulness of i. or providi..g safe, silent refrigeration, YOU; a campaign affecting the senator 1 f====;;;;;;...;;;;;=====~I----~::..:...~~~~~~Res. • Dunkirk 2·5431 I Phollle: Northville 914 such platforms, but it is generally acknowledged that es- who is head of the national Re-II CAN'T BEAT GAS. tablishment of sucn platforms would increase man's under- publican policy committee. They Detroit, Micb. I DR. STUART ~ CAMPBELL standing of the Universe tremendously. because observa- WIll be in their pitching with all Websler 3·9860 \ It's way out in front 88 one of today's tions from such a space platform would reveal perhaps ',hey have." - Optometris.t- Shoe WI~ igreatest household bargain!. . . " ten times as much information as scientists are able to Republicans are well aware 107 E. Main St •• Northville DR. ARTHUR J. MALESKE that the popularity of G. Mennen Da'ny: 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. - Dentist- gather on the surface of this earth. Williams and the relative heavy Friday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.rn. Democratic vote in the primary Repairlllill!o:::::::;;>~~ 249 E. Main SL Northville To all those who say that the day of adventure and of Closed Thursday spell out a serious problem for Phone 799 opportunity is lost, we hold out the statements of sc~en- Phone 1102 tJeu SeJULe4 BEST· ~ LESS· tists concerning space platforms and, space exploratIOn. them in November. : , , PI-G-3299·20 I The age of adventure is just dawning! DR. HUGH G. GODFREY I Importance of the senatorial DR. J. K. EASTLAND - Dentist- race can hardly be overempha- - Dentist- sized. 107 E. Main Street - North'fille CONSUMERS POWER COMPAN~ Quality Work Alway. .- - Warns Of Russian Threat Last week Senator Homer Fer- lOB North Center Phone 13a Phone 784 gusonEisenhoweranno uncedwill appearfua t Presidentin Michi- I;~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~. Donald A. Quarles. assistant Secretary of Defense, gan sometime before the election. for research and development, recently gave 160 military This, of course, will be designed and civilian officials responsible for the nation's defense to aid his campaign. Ferguson and a somber warning on Russian progress in weapons tech- other Gap candidates are expect- nology. The National Security planners were told that the ed to make the fullest possible United States lead in weapons technology was less favor- use of Eisenhower's popular ap- Any way yoU figure it' able J;han it was a year ago. peal. Drew Pearson, in his Washing- Quarles said flatly that the United States margin of ton column, preQiets that if Fer· advantage "has been narrowed" and that this country guson is re-elected by "a wide must face the "sober influences" to be drawn from this enough margin", he will be nam- report. ed Senate majority leader. • The oft repeated charge that This seems to be another warning to Americans not lSYOur "bestInJj Ferguson has support from Hoffa ~PONTIAC to become self-satisfied with the achievements of U.S. in- and the AFL because he was in dustry and U.S. scientists. This country has no monopoly strumental in calling off a Con- on technical or scientific progress and individual talent, grcssicmal investigation of the and signs of late seems to point to very surprising Soviet tea m s t e r s by Representative progress in this sphere. The fact that Russian scientists Clare Hoffman is denied emphat- are closing the gap in weapons technology is a cause for ically. A state Republican spokesman serious concern by every American citizen. agrees that the investigation was called off but places responsibili- ty on "high officials including a Democrat from other states "who 'NOW••• HEAR lEnD were worried that it would spread from Michigan to areas that would embarrass them. FOR 15~A MONTH! The farm vote is taking on an unusual importance. Imagine I 15c a month operating Figure it on Size I Figure it on Price! cost instead of $4.50 to $9.00 for No other car 80 big is priced so low. Check Pontiac inch for After you've seen how thoroughly good Pontiac ill, checlC old-type vacuum.tube hearing inch and pound for po~nd with cars costing much more and how little it costs you to own and drive one. And wltile , aids! you'll discover that, despite Pontiac's low cost, you make no com- you're figuring costs, figure them -all three ways-Pontiac's promise with true big-car comfort, stahility and roominess, attractive first cost, right down next to the lowcst-Pon. tinc's wonderfully low operating cost-nnd Pontiac's reo mnrknbly high trnde-in value. Right now, you know, we're Figure it on Performance I olTering better deals than ever before. Come in and get Phillips- nIl the facts and you'll quickly see that there never was a Get behind the wheel and put the most powerful Pontiac ever betler time to buy! built through its paces and sce how its big, high.compression ~n. Bahnmiller gine packs reserve power for any emergency. Be sure to test Its nimble rcsponse in traffic-then cmise it along the open road and .... see how many more easy-going miles you get on so much leas gas! only Funeral Home $125 Figure if on Dependability! 1loft.:o~=lMee::"- 404 West Main Street Now recall aU the good things you've heard about Pontiac's long, NorthTllle Operat~. fC?,ran entire month on one lS~ "A" ~ttery,: carefree lire-its ability to dcliver years and years of trouble-free •.• no B battery ..• greater economy, fewer mter- . ruptidns in power, [ewer battery changes! Greater-than- l Ambulance Phone 48 motoring with an absolute minimum of operating and main- ever clarity. Your savings in battery costs rapidly pays' tenance expense. And because Pontiac's reputation {or dcpend. the moderate purchase-pr!ce of the "Royal-T"! ahiHt" has np\"PI' !,ppjt "f",l n~. """' .,,.n '''''ed of a maXIlllum ..&i;:~~~ r- By the Makers of World-Famous Zenith Television and Radios. Zenith's outstanding vacuum-tube models are sti U a vai table,$75 each. PORREST, P. PHILUPS Sorry! Orden Mud be Fillec/ in OrcJ.er.Received( CHARLBS BAHNMlLUR BERRY & ATCHINSON LUCIUS BLAKE 874 W. ANN AItBOR ROAD PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN 124 N. Center St. OpPCMitePOlt Office THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Page Five . , birthday cakes. last Wednesday were Mrs. LoUis Several members of the Novi 'Gombasy, Mrs. John Crawford chapter of Blue Star Mothers and Mrs. Louis Larson. Visitors plan to attend the district meet- got glimpses of the fun of living ~die AJ 1j,U ~el'ie 1~eJltetlt '1J1t((n~ 1jJeJ ••. 109 on Saturday. out-of-doors, cooking over open The chair members of the Novi fire, lashing of rustle furniture! Methodist church gave a party songs and dramatics, outdoor honoring Mrs. Russell Button last crafts including bug cages, buddy burners, hobo bags, woven reed Mr. and Mrs. Howard Greer at McCormick park in William- Wed11esday evening. Mrs. Button Kroger fresh ~ , /0 was presented with a lovely enb baskets, etc. Mrs. ·Jack Eby and of W. Grand River entertained ston Sui1day. , blanket. Pnzes were won by Mrs. Mrs. Leslie Clarke were counsel- their pipochle club at a roast Eighteen friends and relatives Gossitt, Mrs. Doane and Mrs. But- ors for Thornapple Place, a unit chicken dinner Saturday evening. gathered at the home of Mr. and ton. LIght refreshments were consishng of 17 girls, age nine Prizes for the evening went to Mrs. Doyce Ward on Wixom Rd. as a surprise for the former's served by the committee in and ten years. Russell Race, o.tfs Tewksbury charge. Mrs. GeorgIa Larson, neIghbor- and Luther Rix; Mrs. Otis Tewks- mother, Mrs. R. E. Ward, on her Novi postmaster, Sue Watson, hood chairman, has called a meet- bury, Mrs. Russell Race and Mrs. birthday Saturday evening. Mrs. IS able to be back at the post ing of all Novi Brownie and Girl Alfred Gow. Ward received several lovely office again after an absence of Scout leaders and committee peo- Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rix at- gifts and a bountiful lunch was seVeral weeks due to illness. ple for Monday, Aug. 30 at 7:30 tended the Tobias family reunion served, including two decorated The WSCS of the Novi Metho- pm. at Novi school. dist church will have their an- nual picnic at the home of Mrs. Novi Girls 4-H Club PItchford on E. Shore Dr, Wall- Twenty-four Country Slicks of RATED NO. 1 IN LEADING ed Lake, Wednesday, Aug. 18. ' the Novi 4-H club attended the Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ortwine Oakland County fair at Pontiac. and chIldren, Dee and Cmdy, There were 20 dIfferent projects. INDEPENDENT RESEARCH MAGAZINE VISIted fl iends in Canada last Donna Frisbie won second in the Iweek. dress reVIew. Several of the girls Mr. and Mrs. William Paquette will go to the State Fair in Lan- Ground Fresh and children, Janice and Dennis, sing this week. Nancy Bowen will Chuck Roast ~~~~Ib··l1(oU~ ~ spent part of fueir vacation at demonstrate the baby sitting proj- Several Times I NIagara Falls and report seeing ect; Marilyn Sharpe and Donna Ibs. $ the recent cave-in there Frisbie will take part In the 4-H Daily 00 Rock Hens ~~f:'kl::sIbu e~olt Last Thursday evening, Aug. 12 club dress review. Rose Marie Mrs. Kenneth Rippey entertamed Willis, 4-H club notebook proj- several neighborhood friends at ect; Sue Tobin, electrical exhibit; I lb. 390 c a joint surprise shower for Mrs. Lillias Mail', bread safety project; Ri~';;~"Ylb. j 39 Manlyn Sharpe, spIce shelf and Andy Kozak and Mrs. Douglas family hving. Marilyn Sharpe will Watson Both young ladies re- demonstrate home improvement ceived many lovely gifts. A buf- and Lillias Mail' will demonstrate fet luncheon was served. in clothIng. Madalyn Bacon will ' We"promisc you whiter, LInda Early celebrated her demonstrate In spot removing; brighter, easier washdays .•• ninth birthday at a party at her ar,,1to prove we mean it-we home on Taft Rd with nine little Janet Stephens WIll demonstrate guarantee it or your money- friends wbo were Diana and Deb- in foods and Sue Tobin in auto- back! Just look at these per- by Hatrawood, Diane Eby, Lmda mobile safety. Rose Marie WIllis formance·value features: Race, June and Jane Loynes, and Donna Frisbie will judge on home improvements and Sue To- • Illuminated time·line cantrol Christine Larson and Mararite Mtll,er Aug. 14 bm WIll judge clothing. - completely automatic from The NOVI Country Slicks will . fill to finishI M~' and Mrs. William Spear attend the Wlil-O-Way playhouse Save at • Dauble 4-vane agitator sets are the parents of a baby daugh- Aug. 27 WIth money donated by c1athes cleaner! ter, Lenia Denise, born Aug. 3 Kroger on . , the Novi Board of Commerce. The ' large Ius- • Positive 5..way rinse action at Mt. Carmel hospital. Lenia girls are very proud of theIr new No. 2% far whiler, brighter washesl c i 0 U G weighed seven pounds, ten ounc- SUlger sewmg machine and they • Ta;;-gle.free super spin- es at birth. CAN are making good w;e of it. peaches, super-gentle, even for lin- halves or I Girl Scout News geriel slices. • Smooth.. unaced white por. Those attendmg' open house at celain tyb - 9 lb. capacityl Westwood Girl Scout Day camp Novi Infant Dies For Baking • Safety Spin Lid- automati· The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. cally staps'spiTlning cycle Swanee wben opened, automatically Splsak of 43640 Twelve Mile Rd, coro·soft 2rolls25c NOVI, dIed Aug. 12 at Detroit Toilet Tissue starts spinning cycla when NORTHVILLE J~lcla Oil closedl OsteopathIC hospita1. , STORES Besides his parents, he is sur- . Pt. vived by his grandmother, Mrs. 39c Delicious 46.oz.35c only $299.95 lOW DOWN PAYMENT Helen SpIsak of Novi and grand- ~~~~! Kroger can EASY, TERMS are parents, Jlylr. and Mrs. W. E Wil- 'For Cooking Orange Juice liams of Macon, Ga. Burial services were held Aug. 1aZ@!a -Oi! OPEN 14 at Parkvlew Memorial ceme- Q& ~ d Sll1~1I Family 1·lb, tery in Llvoma. loaf 15c if 0U SIze Loaf GLENN ,C'.' 'LONG THURSe' & FRI. Gar.$2e29, Kroger Br PLUMBING & HEATING IN NORTHVILLE COURTS - APPLIANCES- Frank J. Nemshakse, of De- - TIL 9 P.M. trOIt, was fined $10 and costs of ELECTRIC SEWER CLEANING $5 on a charge of runnmg through ..For Your Shopping a stop light at Center and Dunlap , • 43300 Seven Mile Rd. Northvi'Ue Phon~ '1128 s,treets. His car was'- struck by IL - one driven by Clifford D. K. ~ One block east of Northville Rd. "'.Convenience

: had the rlght of way. Estimated I' =~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~I~O~~~1018B~k~.,w~ damage of $100 was done to t11e . vehicles by the impact, but neI- ther dnver was injured. \ Kroger Baked. Delight the Pkg. :NEED BUSINESS CARDS? We family with this delicious have an excellent selection of bl'eakfast treat. Reg. Price 230 of ~h(>1Q eN, Here's where your money BUYS MOST cards and tIckets of all kinds. For fine printing, call 200. The North- ville Record. Save 8e 9 FROZEN 46·oz, Tomato Juice Kroger can Orange Juice 46·oz. . or Grapefruit Juice can 2 for 49£ Kroger Orange and 46·oz. Lemonade Blended Juice Grapefruit can 2 No, 303 29c Stokely Peas Cans 6.0'. S 00 cans Tall Kroger Cans 10 GALA» 'YS Canned Milk 4 Wd:h's .. 24·Qz. Stacie Your Free~er -/ Sept. 3 thru 12 Grape Juice • • •• Bot. Thousands of Agri~ultural Atfrac- tions ,wah emphasis. this year, on Dairy Prod:Jets. Contests galore -. incrudi~g fa rm invention and \\\ ~ //'. MICHIGAN HALE HAVEN safety, skilled tractor driving, Also Cooking School, Home Arts, 75 Bands, Auto Show, Art Exhibit, Old Time Dancing, Fireworl.s, ilnd ~ ~htfJ On the Midway the famous Euro- • RIGHT NOW! [ pean Dancing Waters and the • Rotor. Two big Auto Races and many ot~er a.ttrllctions. Before your present car gets any older ••• and less valuable ••• stop in and see us. Not only do we promise'you a really IN PERSON better trade-in allowance on a new '54 Chrysler, but also lower down payments and terms to suit your budget! NAT"KING" COLE And what a wonderful new car you'll be getting! ••• big ./eliot" fleshed Chrysler size and performance, with 235 HP FirePower V-8: PATTI PAGE freestone Hales. ,higll'est-rated of aU engines, PLUS PowerFlite, the most Four Aces, Four lads, Billy Ward's automatic no-clutch drive in any car today! Come in now Dominoas, Clark Brothers, Three Sons, Peelt pitt slice for the.most CQhvincing drive of your life ••• in America's Salt City Five, Goorge Shaw. Treniers, Big blushing beauties t~ Ih~ bott~nl and put them in Ibs. most beautiful pez:former ••• the new '54 Chrysler! Gaofers, Terry Gibbs Combo and of the others. basket ••• br,lmmlng w.lth your freezer. Grond.laml sun.rlpened flavor. They're the pick 7he power and look of lea~ership is yours in a of this season's finest crop from the Large, sweet nation's top orchards. delicious with c Bluebefi"_eS oream pt·28

lb. avg. CHRYSLER Large c Watermelon 24 EACH 79c Ne~tarines Juicy,. Ripe Ib·29 STORE HOURS ATCHINSON MOTOR SALES MonCla" ·rueacJa,. WeClneHa,. ".)0 9 A.M. to ~ P.M. Thursda" I!rida,. 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 202 WEST MAIN STREET NORTHVILLE. MICHIGAN ~l"erese th' " Saturda~ ~ _ - i-A.M. to ~ P.M. rye e rIght to limit quantities. Prices effective th,ough Sat., Aug. 21, 1954

• ~ J 'r...... ,.~~ ... ~./ -. ' . , Page Six News Around Northville Mr. and Mrs. Hurd Sutherland Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fool' vis- and three children have returned ited Mrs. Foor's parents, Dr. and to Northville after spending a Mrs. Wilbur Johnston, last week. week at Black lake. Mrs. Suther- The Fool's live In Flint but are land's brother, Ernest Witney, attending summer school at Mich- and his family from Worthing- igan State college where they ton, O. were at Black lake at the are both working on their mas- same time. While at Black lake ter's degrees. Mrs. Fool' was for- the Sutlherlands VIsited the locks merly Patricia Johnston. at Sault Ste. Marie and Macki- · . ,. naw Island. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Letch- · ,. . field and daughter, Joanne, of Mrs. J. R. McColl returned Aug. Pittsburg, Pa. called on bheir fa- 12 from Northport Point where ther, C. R. Letchfield, and Mrs. she spent twp weeks visiting Letchfleld, of South Center St. frIends. Northport Pomt is on this week. Grand Traverse Bay and a fam- · ,. . ous vacation spot. Ralph Doeksen of Ridge Rd. ,. . . this week completes a special 20·0%. course in advanced driver train- Mr. and Mrs. Alex Lawrence, ing - also called Safety Educa- LOA" Nancy and Jimmy, leave {>.ug.20 tion at the Kellogg Center at for a week's vacation at Newberry Michigan State college. m the Upper Penmsula. · . ,. · . ,. M;,. and Mrs Luden Kingsbury TOP QUALITY, COMPLETELY CLEANED Dr. O. Robinson returned last Df Hull, Quebec, viSited their week-end after spendmg two aunt, Mrs Donat BedDle of But- weeks at Crystal Falls m the Up- ler Ave., last week. per Peninsula ~ . ,. JANE PARKER-YOUR CHOICE oc.',.1 I Mr. and Mrs. Jack McLoughlm LEMON OR SUGAR of Ithaca were viSitors ill North- Two Speeders Pay Fresh Fryers ville last week. Jack was a fDrm- SAVE PKGS. er resident of NorthvIlle. 19C1 • • 2 39c * * ,. Big Fines Here Cookies Mrs. J. P. Malley and daughter, c SPICE DROPS OR PEANUT Fran, retumed last week after a The next time GeDrge C. Hub- J vacatiDn at their cottage on Burt bard, Jr., 34, of Detroit, has the mge to drive at a speed of 80 S:~E.. PKGS. lake. Cookies 2 43. '3"~ • • • mlleg per hour, he'll think twice- -43 Th W'lham S Milnes leave at least around Northville. "SUPER·RIGHT" 7·INCH CUT, STANDING "SUPER·RIGHT" BLADE CUT, .. - -- - .. - . e I , r Hubbard was arrested Thurs- Glazed Donuts JANiu~A8~E~Hr\t~~K SIZI 290 *¥ thiS week for a month s vacation d . ht t S Mil d Ply J'1'2 t l' ay nlg a even e an . - Off C· SPONGE CAKE .., , LARGE 49" LB. a "was. • ,. • mouth roads after he had skidded Orange ChI on aKe FAVORITII •• RING ... Beef Rib' Roast 59« Chuck Roast ~ LB. 39c! a hundred feet trying to StDp. As Mrs. C. M. Goodrich and sons o JANE PARKER ",... M '" n • a-INCH it was, his car reached lihe center 39G I , have been at Tawas for several DOUBLE CRUST • • • • • • • • n$UPER.RIGHT" ARM '" -", '" A Lemon PIe Size Round Steaks . lIS~J~!Rr8rr'• ; ~ ~ lB. OR ENGLISH CUTS • • •• LB. 49 I weeks and are due home soon. Df the highway befDre he CDuid 890 Beef Roast C The Richard Kays spent a week bring it under control, endanger- GU~~~fi:~W~k~SH ~. LB. HY1~~:y~gWiX~s lB. visiting at the GODdrich cottage. ing other cars passing by. Ground Beef 39. Corned Beef lfliK&t 5911 t He admitted to Officer Eugene \ -, • • • SUNNYBROOK SMALL GRADE "An d_ ...~4:- MIC-KILBERRY'S ; ~ ~~:: ~ Mrs. Arthur Verschaeve and Kmg that he had been travelling Roasted -Sausage 69c Tasty Chip Steakettes FROZEN ; ; 1'ltG~' 49c daughter, Artura, pf Clement Rd. 80 miles an hDur, trying tD beat DOZ. 350 f! returned last week from a tDur another car to a picUlc in Cass • • IN eTN. Allgood Bacon SL!CiED ;;;;;; :~3:57. Spare Ribs SMALL, LEAN ; ~.; ; = ~ LB. 631 of the California coast and points Benton park. Fresh Eggs · · Taken before Justice E. M. Bo- r en route. Super-Right Bacon PANfLrl:E~AN/.. • • :~:: 67. Smoked Picnics 5 ;~U1Ri:~~~G. ; ~ LB. 390 gart, 'he paid a fine Df $30 and Silverbrook Butter 90 SCORII ~ ~ : ~; LB. 590 • ,. * costs of $5. Peter Sutherland, son Df Mr. Skinless Frankfurter. ~~W~f;; :~g: 69c Super-Right Franks SKINL!SS ~ ~ ~ ~~3:6711 and Mrs. Hurd Sutherland of In another accident at the same Mel-O-Bit Slices Pl.?ei~is ~ ~ ; : : 2 :i<~\:49. Dunlap St celebrated his seventh spot later that night, William A. birthday Aug. 17 by inviting sev- Ross, Df Inkster, rammed into a I Ice Cream CR~~~~~~or~~~LA ;;;; <C:.~kK79, en friends to share his cake with car driven by Jay B. Burpee, of ===- LB. Milford, after Burpee had CDme Medium Siie Shrimp . . .. 49. i him. Diane and Nancy Ambler, Linn and Larry AngDve, Butchie to a stop. Skid marks from the Pethel'S, Michael McArthur and railroad underpass to Plymputh Fish Sticks "4.F~S~~EN" ;; ••• 1~~~. 45c Halibut Steaks ~::::::;; LB. 4k! Kenneth Breitmeyer of Livonia Rd. testified tD the speed he was Fla-Vor-Aid ';..::. ~ 6 PKGS. 25. going. PAN·READY ; ; ~ lB. LB. were the gue:ts.. • Officer Frank Heintz, to whom Fresh White Bass 270 Salmon Steaks, : ~ : ~ ; ; ; ~ 650 I M d Mr G H'U 1 it he admitted drinking, took him .~y r. an s. eorge. I s e . to the Plymouth jail to await Tuna Fish JIt'CSl8~~rlffJ.~;~ • ~'fi 39. I Monday for Downey,. . Calif.I wherek It'fla I. Fr'dlay, J us'!'lCe Bogar t f'me d TOP QUALITY, GOLDEN RIPE they expect t~ VI~lt ~evera wee s. him $100 and costs Df $10. I i Six local girls, Susan ~Mairs, When a numbel.' of betting STALEY" ;; ~ '; : ~ 2tJ>l' I Elaine Butler, Phyllis Howard, slips were found on Ross' person, WaHle Syrup 39c Nancy Bowen, Shirley Show, Lil- state police were called. On a charge- preferred by them, Ross "LIS; i lian and Sandra Mail' from Pon- ~iBananas 2 tiac visited the TV program "La- was fined $10 and costs of $5. 29 dies First" Aug. 12. Two of the girls were selected to participate THOMPSON • • LBI. in the program. Sandra Mair won Seedless Grapes 2 35, REALEMON BRAND RECONSTITUTED first prize and Susie, second. CLASSIFIED ADS ,. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY · . Hale Ha~~~-'Peaches ~~Cs~i;t~3.294 LBS. 29c 48·SIZIl •••• FOR Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cummings 1-----.------16·0Z. Head Lettuce ;2 25c returned last week from a visit CAN FOR SALE 37c 22tg~A::O. EA. tatoes MICHIGAt~ - lB.!. with their son, Tom, hIS wife and Lemon Juice Red Ripe Watermelons 69c Po U. S. No.1 •••••• 15 SAQ 65c little year-old daughter, Wendy, who live in Seattle, Wash. The DUCHESS apples and stewing Bartlett Pears CALIFORNIA • • • 2 LBS. 291 Cauliflower SNOW WHITI! HEADS • • • EACH 29c Cummings returned by way of hens, 21655 Chubb Rd. Phone 935-J2. 12 Banff, Lake Louise and GlaCier 1 _ " FOR SALADS ~ ~ n n Q1I 75" park. MazoIa 0I OR COOKINC. • • • • BOT. ~ STOKELY'S CHICKEN, YOUR CHOICIi FOR ,. ,. ,. TURKEY, BEEF OR TUNA EACH 25c 4 99c RED leather swivel desk chair, Frozen Pies Mrs. Merton Rice, who makes like new. Extra wide head- ,her home with her son-in-law and board fDr twin beds. Green tun- Wh~'e Chicken COLLEGE IN ; -; ~ 4ttW' 1.25 daughter, Dr. and Mrs. George ed. Reasonable Phone 277-W. A&P FANCY HAWAIIAN Chabut of Sheldon Rd., is a pa- 12 SULTANA LIGHT MEAT tient in New Grace hospital. Mrs. Rice was taken ill while visiting LARGE oil burner, 250 gal. bbls. M & M Candy 6 plds. 25c 6~"8~'25c her son in Ohio and was brought With spigot. Phone 752-M. 12 Pineapple Juice " Tuna Flakes to Detroit by ambulance. -, n Linit Starch LIQUID • ; ; ; ; tJ1. 23c 6~2A~Z. • 4~f~· 29c _., 23c BLEACHES AND D)SINFEOTS Coldstream Salmon PINK •••• l~~J'49. Ri'z Crackers ; ~ ; ; ~ • • • • • :~:: 33c Clorox B%V. 17c Watermaid Rice ;; ~ : ; ~ ; 2 P~G. 27. lona Tomatoel : : ; : ; ~ ; • 3 l~~t?r;z·35c O Whole Beetl MAY TIME BRAND ; ~ ~ l~iPJ'10. Tomato Juice IONA ••••••• 4tA J' 19.:

Cut Green Beans IONA .; ~ 3 1~~~l'350 Sultana Shrimp MEDIUM 5111 0 • • • 4~A~Z,39c "AI~otiN~g~N$" ~ • • ; Air Wick I~ 59c 16.oZ. I· A&P Peas PANCY QUALITY • • • • • CAN 19e Tea Bags OUR OWN ••••••• 4:K~~' 39c AGAR'S SPICED 12,~~z. , SUREGOOD BRAND Instant Fels 500' .' ; ; ; ; • 3Ge 12·0Z. CANS MB. PLENTY! Lunch Meal 3 1.00 CTNS. 43c GET A HUDSON DEAL Margarine 2 .i • ~ ROLli 23e o C M· PILLSBURY 2 9·0Z. Northern TIssue -; : 8 Pie rust IX ~ PRICE OFFER •.•. PKGS. 27. Here's hundreds over market for your 3.1B. lona Apricot. u~Xf~~~D ••• ~ • 2~i?J'29c. car. You enjoy new instant-action dexo Shortening ALL VEGETABLE. • • CAN 778 Dut DOli EVERYTHING ; , GIANT 72" HOME STYLE SLICED 3 29.oZ. 100: power, amazing geared-to-the-road • "KG. v 30e A&P Peaches FREESTONE CANS 0 I ':3: Exli:rA~~~fK:JOD PKGS. 95, ride in a .. _ Cake Mixes 3 Grapefruit Sedlons AlP FANClY Ii 2 ~~~~.33.:! Comay Soap BATH SIII ;;. 2 CAKII 25c HORNET • WASP • JET SUREYou Can Be Suitedl Krlspy Crackers SUNSHINI ; ; ; ; '. ~~~ 27c, Why settle for anything less than coffee that's PRODUCTS OF AMERICAN MOTORS GIANT Granulated Sugar BElT' ••••• ~1~49c " Iyory 5now .. ~ .• PKG. 72c exactly the way you want it? Choose mild Eight , O'Clock, medium Red Circle, or strong Bokar _• _ Armour's Canned Hams • • • • '~AW' 1.89 I~ and see it Custom Ground just right for your coffee- KITCHEN 100·FT. maker. Result? Superb coffee flavor that suits y.ou Apple Sauce STOKELY'S FINEST • ; • ~ ~f~'10c; Waxed Paper CHARM -.•• ...2 ROLLS 37"~ / p'erfecUyl Enjoy itl Dole Pineapple SL~:Dil~~~~KS 21~~~SZ.37t' FOR EASIER ...., GIANT 72c DreIt DISH WASHING • • PKG, :~g:30e Grapefruit JuIce AlP FANCY •• 2 ~A~~'39c; • HEKMAN 16.oZ, 49 : Drop C00kles COCOANUT-<:HOC. • • • PKG. c Woodbury Soap HA~~f~:ICI ;. 3 !fJrs 33c REDS DOGS BmER "'Ifill/nil M.ll'ow~ • .. l ~ .- - YO_QIt:tH.9JC. All prices in this ad effective thru Sat., Aug. 21, ' I EIGHTO'CLO-CK I Big Tr~de.ln._J.amb'o~ee.,,,: RIchl/nll '1lI/·8odl.d AMERleA'S FOREMOST FOOD RETAltER ••• SINCE 1859 Ri~al' Dog Food ~l'1.19 s-M-ifH- MOTOR SALES, INC. RID CIRCLI 985. W. Ann Arbor Rd. Plymouth, Michi,an ...... loll. lAG 1.11 ' .• ~ ,. IOK.it . . 4 J~ .9. :.: - 1IJfD~''Q~ ..-~.~.JfO',0"_ (t;,I~'" ..' :'}> _ .::~ ..~ll"~ 1 • h.J\.,~hk.m~.{~~iilllt~~,~~~"' 'J1f' - 4.o/Al ", '..~ Thursday, August 19, 1954 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD

which was a gift of the hride- Central High school and attended groom. P,·esbyterian Church Scene Alma college and Wayne univer- Mrs. Lora Davis of Kankakee, sity. Ill, gowned in green net over The young couple plan to make taffeta with matching stole and / of Howarth ..Voska Wedding theIr home in East DetrOit. headpiece. was matron of honor. She earned a bouquet of green In a three o'clock ceremony at I melIias. Mrs Voska chase a navy MRS. EARL PUDNEY Padgen-Sassin Rites Open House on _ •• _._.-_ ••••••• _._ •• _ •••• calnations. the NorthVIlle First Presbyterian sheer with pink accessories and OF REDFORD FATALLY Bndesmaids were Arlene and church, Joyce Howarth and Wll- , wore a corsage of pink rosebuds. INJURED IN ACCIDENT Read by Justice Silver Anniversary Mary Alyce PIckard. sisters of I Following a reception for 100 the bride, who wore identical I guests In the church parlor, the Word has been received that Sara Ann Padgen' and James of Novi Couple waltz-length blue and yeIlow young couple drove to the Upper Mrs. Earl Pudney of Redford was Sassin, both of Detroit, were Mr. and Mrs. Arron W. OUver, gowns with matching headdress- Peninsula for a week's honey- fatally injured m an automobile united in marriage by Justice I moon. Before leaving, Joyce aCCIdent on Grand River and of 40840 Eleven Mile Rd., Novi, es and bouquets of blue and yel-Il E. M. Bogart Saturday, Aug. 14. changed to a mint green llllen Delaware Aug. 14. The late Mr. will cele-brate their 25th wedding low carnatIons. I SUit with white accessories. Pudney was an employe of May- The witnesses were Mr. ·and anniversary Sunday, Aug. 29 wIth Elizabeth L. PIckard, sister of Joyce graduated from North- bury San. for many years and Mrs. Joseph Padgen of Detroit, an open house, from 2 to 6 p.m., the bnde, was the flower girl. She who themselves were tulited in VIlle High school and attended both were well known in North- with Mrs. John Bensmiller..of De- \Vore whIte net over orchId taffe- I . (What's your favorite dish? If you Alma college. This past year she ville Mrs. Pudney also was an marriage July 10 by the Justice. troit receiving in their h6nOl:. All ta, waltz:length, WIth matching will share it with other North- was a kindergarten teacher in employe of Maybury at one time. of their many friends in the area headpIece, and carried a white McKinley school III East DetrOit The funeral WIll be held Satur- are invited. ville housewives, please call The basket of flowers. Record's society editor. Telephone WIlham graduated from Flmt day. The Olivers were married Aug. 200.) Richard Brow, brother of the Births 27, 1929 in Toledo and have lived bridegroom, was bestman, and on their farm one and one-half 'the ushers were Robert Pickard Dr. and Mrs. Douglas McClus~ •••• ••• • __ •••• __ ., of Salem and George Smith of kie of Denver, Colo. announce mIles east of Novi since that time . the birth of a daughter, Jody 1------Farmington.

Rae, on Aug. 13, weighing seven 'J :v.~'h,,'0:,~~ ~" :1 Following the ceremony a re- pounds, seven ounces. Dr. Mc- ..1~ "",' " -. ceptlOn was held in the church Cluskie is the son of Mr. and :-d· (hnmg room Guests were present Mrs. Joseph McCluskie of Grace ~~- flom South Lyon, NorthvJ1le, Ply- Ave. J mouth, Wayne, and Farmington. . . .. Followmg a two week honey- A daughter, Verna Mae, weigh- moon through northern MichIgan ing six pounds and six and one- I the couple WIll return to make half ounces, was born Aug. 8 at I \ 1Clr home at 9590 South St. m Mt. Carmel hospital. The proud' : 8:1lem ' parents are Mr. and Mrs. Vernon P. Biddle of East St. Northville Men JOANNA WIESMEYER Mrs. William Voska RETURNS FROM CAMP; I At Nursery Meeting St::RVED AS COUNSELOR 1Iam Voska were umted in mar-I Joanna Wiesmeyer, daughter of nage Saturday by the Rev. Dr. In East Lansing Harold F. Fredsell. Mr. and Mrs. FranCIS Wiesmeyer Three Northville nurserymen, Joyce IS the daughter of Mr. of Sheldon Rd.) has Just returned i among the 260 registrants at the and Mrs. J. Howarth of Seven from Camp Emery, located at I mIdwest Nursery and Landscape MIle Rd., and WIllIam IS the son Blue lake near Muskegon, where r :Vlanagement conference at Mich- of Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Voska of she has been a counselor ior the Igan State college thIS week, were Flint. Royal fuel 011Heater for up to 6 rooms summer. Two other counselors of urged to pomt out to homemak- Joyce wore a gown of white Camp Emery have been house- ers that "a modest investment in Chantilly lace over white satin guests of Joanna this past week: ~ home beautifIcation means hund- The fItted bodice had an illusion Carol Prins of Muskegon, who I, reds of dollars in mcreased prop- yoke appllqued with lace petals WIll enter the University of Mich- L erty valuation." and had long lace sleeves. Her $59.50 and up igan this fall and Nancy Winings I" The NorthVIlle men attendmg bouffant skirt of net over satm arc Hubert L. Black, 155 N. Cen- was floor length. A veil of 11Iu- of Decatur, Ill. who will enroll in ' Compare these famous the University of Colorallo. Joan- ,!~;.' ter, of the Merry HIll Nursery; slon fell from a tiara of flowers Duo-Therm comfort.lnsurlng na WII! soon be leaving for Mich- y I ' and Donald F. Bowman and John WIth rhinestone centers. She car- performance features! igan State college where she will i:, :, I M. l'vh II er, Green Ridge Nursery. ried white glameIllas and steph- be a freshman this fall. ,,~ 1 •• "We must educate people in anotls. I- Exclusive Duo-Therm Dual Chamber Burner. "Tellarane" sounds intriguing - it's elusive flavor the value and pleasure of beauti- The church was decorated with The. burner that gets more heat from every drop will intrigue your Sunday night supper guests. It's a per- fYIng their homes," declared Don- white gladIOli and palms. Sylvia of od the burner with exira capacity for extra cold -PLYMOUTII- fect dish for just such an occasion for it can be made the aId P. Watson MIchigan State Bills sang "At Dawning" and days the burner with no moving parts to wear out. I college hortICulture expert in a "The Lord's Prayer': accompan- day before and then popped in the oven to bake the night • Exclu51ve Duo-Therm AutomatIc Power-Air major address to the coni~rence. ied by Mrs. Barton Connors, who Blower. The blower that saves you up to $1 out PENN THEATRE of your party. The James D. Mahoneys claim it as their "People could exist without also played the wedding march. favorite casserole dish. I of every $4 on fuel ••• that keeps you warmer in beautifICation of home areas, but Joan Campbell, of New Hud- ~inte~, cooler in summer .•. that often pays for "Tellarene" they can't !lve as well without the son, was matron of honor, and llself ID one or two heating seasons ••• that is so 1 lb. round steak - ground % cup butter or ol~o adventure in !lving beauty that wore a gown of orchId net over Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 18-l9-20-zi I automatic it turns itself on and off! (Optional) 2 cups boiled noodles sliced ripe olives (6 or 7) the nursery and landscape busI- !affeta wit!t an Eton matchmg • PLUS ~utomatic Draft Minder. Waist High Con. GREGORY PECK - JANE GRIFFITHS ___ ness provides," he contended. I J~cket. Jamce H?warth. and Pat- green pepper :#:2can corn - whole kernel trol Dlat • Large Size Humidifier. Big Radiant '1 can tomato soup minced onion MichIgan nursery crops grossed ~Icla. Voska, brl~esmal~s, wore Doors. Fully Coordi?ated Controls. Fuel-Saving "MAN WITH A MILLION" 1 can waLer, grated cheese " cash receipts of $9,001,000 III 1952, IdentIcal gowns III a lIght rOSE Waste Stopper. lleauuful Mahogany Finish. Listed - '~~ (Technicolor) ~ ,..- • 0 top even 1!he mterna,tlOnally s~adr. ~n·three at~endants w~re as standard by Underwriters' Lahoratories. " ~ Boil noodles; melt butter apd. add onion: saute . .Add' famous Michigan cherry erop tiaras WIth face veIls and earned Mark Twain's hilarious story of a man with a million meat and brown. Add' boiled noodles, tomato soup and gross of $8,354,000 glamelhas to match theIr gowns. James Howarth, brother of the SEEIT NOW AT- /.~- ' he can't spend. water. Mix. _ 1 Add'sliced olives, corn, gi'een pepper. Heat through. Alkali will discolor aluminum bride, served as best man, while News Put in buttered casserole and sprinkle grated cheese over cooking utensils, but they may Glenn Howarth and Eldon Bailey the top. Bake in 350 degrees over for one ·hour. Turn off be cleaned with steel wool or a of'Mldland seated the guests. NORTHVILLE ELECTRIC SHOP mild acid solution, such as vme- Mrs_ Howarth wore a gown of Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, August 22-23-24 heat at % hour and let stand in oven last 15 minutes. Open 8 to 6 - Thursday and Friday 'til 9 gar and water, say home econ- light rose crepe and lace and a I The lVlahoneys, with their four children, Jimmy 8, shoulder corsage of white gla-· 153 E. MAIN ST. PHONE 184 TONY CURTIS - PIPER LAURIE 0 omists at M. S. C. DON TAYLOR - SIDNEY BLACKMER S.MichaelRogers6,St.Allison 3 and Jeffrey 14 months. reside at 43 I!I-;::::i:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;::::::::::======:::==:::::::::===:::=~ "JOHNNY DARK" (Technicolorl · k d B parents. PlC ar .. row Candelabra, palms and bou- i A border to border race of sport cars highlighted by quets of white gladioli adorned I rugged Western scenery. BOWLING TIME AGAIN · d the altar. I' News Shorts Are Maffte Milan George, soloist, sang "At Sunday Showmgs - 3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 Dawning" and "Through The I In SaIem Years". I Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, August 25-26-27-28 I The bride, given in marriage $300.00 Cash Prize For Miss Coralie Jeanne Picka~d I by her f

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Page Eight THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Thursday, August 19" 1954 Hauy ...C. Ricbax ds. Sr. Leading Lutheran Ladies Auxiliary on Fisher Infant Dies years ago, August 21. years. The son, William, now I "The' hardest task of a girl's. + ';"Sunday:- each third Thursday of the month. I do not ask my cross to under- manages the business. life is to convince a man that 10:30 a.m., Morning :Worship. Holy Communion, first Sunday A. Richard Fisher, 11-months- stand hiS intentions are serious." , 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. of each month. old son of Phillip and Alma Fish· My way to see; _ -George Blake viJ~~5 p.m., Sunday Evening ser- er of Currie Rd., died at Uni- Better in darkness to feel (U verstty of Michigan hospital Aug. Thy Hand and follow Thee. ICeS NOVI BAPTIST CHURCH $ Missed very mueh by Mr. and b 7:45 p.m., Thursday evening I h er 12 of leukemia. ure Novi, Michigan KING Mrs. Frank Robinson, Fred Ed- LOUIE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE thine own undeistanding. In all prayer meeting. Rev. J. A. O'Neill, PastOI' Surviving besides the parents CHURCHES thy v.ays acknowledge him, and are four brothers John, Henry, ward and Dick; Mr. and Mr~. Al- Phone 992·Rll bert Wilmet and Patsy; Mr. and The importance of relying he shall direct thy paths." SALEM FEDERATED CHURCH Arthur and Robel't, and the BOWLING SHIRTS & BELTS Sunday: Mrs. Jack Farmer, Mr. and Mrs. wholeheartedly on God, divine The practical avaIlability of Douglas R. Couch, Pastor grandparents, Rev. and Mrs. A. 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. Ralph Bidwell and Roger, Mr. Mmd, for guidance WIll be stress- spiritual gUIdance wlil also be Sunday: 11:30 a.m., Sunday School. J. FIsher of Pasadena, Calif. 10:30 a.m., Worship service. Funeral services were held Aug. and Mrs. Wayne Trland and Bruce ed at Chrlshan Science services stressed m the iollowmg passage 6:30 p.m., B.Y.F. 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. 17 at the Phlllips-Bahnmiller Fu- Sunda~'. from "Science and Health with 7:00 p.m., Evening service. Available in all I 6:30 p.m., Young People's Fel- neral ~ome. Burial was at Rural The Lesson-Sermon entitled Key to bhe Scriptures" by Mary Wednesday: Wixom Resident Dies lowship. 7:30 p.m., Prayer and Bible HIli cemetery with Rev. Harold colors and sizes "Mmd" will include the fOllOW-IBaker Eddy (25410-12): "When 7:30 p.m., Sunday evening ser- study. FredseU officiating. at Pontiac Hospital ing passage from the King James we watt pati,:nlly on God an.d vice. Nettie 1. Bell, a resident of VelSlon of the Bible (Proverbs seck Truth nghteously, He di' Wednesday: CARD. OF THANKS Wixom for 34 years, died at Pon- • 3:5,0): "Trust in the Lord with reels our path." 7:30 p.m., Prayer meeting and ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL Many, many thanks to all my tiac General hospital Aug. 17. all thine -heart; and lean not unto jl The Golden Text is from Dan- Bible study. CHURCH friends and neighbors for all their She was born in 'Lake Fork, O. Avoid the season iel (2:20,21): "Blessed be the name 8:30 p.m.,. Choir pra:ctice. I 'Plymouth, Michigan kindness, cards, flowers and fav- Yh ••• Vh I of God for ever and ever: for The Ladles AId WIll meet at Rev. David T. Davies. RectoI' May 20, 1873, the daughter of I OIS during my illness. John and Mary Wertz. Her hus- rush and choose How Christian Science Heals wisdom and might are his ... he the Pauline Merritt home on Sev- Office Phone 1730 • Rectory 2308 C. Ray Letchfield en Mile Rd. Aug. 26 for a pot- Sunday services: . band, William, preceded her in "The Divine Remedy for giveth wisdom unto the wise, and death in 1953. your team color · C II d I bl" knowledge to them that know luck dinner at noon. 8 a.m., Morning prayer. CARD OF THANKS D Iseases a e ncura e understanding." 10 a.m., Family service. Mrs. Bell is survived by one WHRV (1600 k.c.) _ I wish to thank all my friends NOVI METHODIST In the absence of the Rector, for the expressions of kindness son Raymond D., of Wixom; sev- early! Sunday - 9 A.M. SALEM CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH the Lay Readers of the parish will shown me during my recent ill- en gra'ndchildren and seven great- CHURCH Rev. J. M. McLucas, Minister have charge of the services. If grandchildren ...... •...•••...... •...... hV.lY'. ness. Especially do I wish to • Residence Brighton you have no church affIliation, thank Drs. - Atchison, Wetter- Funeral services will be held Phone Academy 9·3731 you are cordially invited to wor- stroem and Morris, members of at 2 'p.m. :E:riday at the Casterline 9:45 a.m., Morning WorshIp and shIp with us in this friendly Funeral home with Rev. J: M. the Eastern Star and Masons. $300.00 CASH PRIZE for a perfect game to the sermon. church Visttors are always weI- George Price McLucas of the Novi Methodist II a.m, Sunday School. Mrs. come. IOU \ _ church officiating. Internment bowler whose team wears King Louie shirts. Russell Button in charge. , IN MEMORIAM will be at the Oakland Hills Me- HERE! W.S.C.S., third Wednesday of I I . f . d FREYDL CLEANERS & MEN'S WEAR I morial gardens. G 0 each month at noon. OUR LADY OF VICTORY n oVlllg memory ~ur "ear 112 E. MAIN NORTHVILLE PHONE 400 AND H:ERE'$ YOUR "EXiRA VALUE" Classes in Sunday School for PARISH _ son ~nd brother, Robert Bob E Mr. and Mrs. Bell operated a gre~nhouse in Wixom for many all ages. IMasses-SundaysRev. Anthony J. HeraIY,7:00, 9:00Pastol'-and I,IR~ob~l~n~so~n;,~w~h~0~P~a;ss~e~d~a~'~lla~y~se~v~e;n2~~~~~~~:;:;~~~;;~~;;;;~;;;;;;~~;;;;~;;~~~;;~~~~;;~~;;;~ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 11:00 a.m. OF NORTHVILLE Religious lnstruction--Saturday, Peter F. Nieuwkoop. Pastor 10:00 a.m. at the church. 217 North Wing Street ConfeSSIOns-Children, Saturday, FAMOUS Res. and Office Phone 410 Ad'.llts-Saturdays, 7.30 and Sunday, Aug. 22: 9:00 p.m. Sundays-8:00 and 10:00 a.m. Eve of first Friday- 10 a.m., Bible School. Classes 7:30 and 8:30 p.m. for all ages. Lesson II Samuel 19. 11 a.m., Morning \Vorship. Monthly Holy Communion- STORE JunIOr Church for children age First Sunday-Grade School. 4 to 10. Second Sunday--Holy Name Primary for Tiny Tots Society, 7:00 Mass. Nursery room for mothers with Fourth Sunday-Sodality of babies. Our Lady, 11:00 Mass. Altar Society meeting - every' Inc. Grant Schranger is the guest speaker. Wednesday before the third ~ ...:' 0:30 p.m, Semor Baptist Youth Sunday of the month. .t Fellowship. Mrs. Custer, leader. of each month. I Junior Baptist Youth Fellow- Mothers Club-meets at 8 p.m. at ship, Mrs. Stiles, leader. the Church on the first Tuesday' FREE I Primary Baptist Youth Fellow- You don't ha,e to build a new ship, Mrs. Haynes, leader. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH SOUVENIRS home 10 ha,e the latesl in eco· 7'30 pm., Evening service, with Church of All Nations nomical, comfort heating-your GI ant Schranger in charge of the 8275 McFadden Srreet, Salem presenl healing S} ished in lustrous blue' Bible. clafses, ' ;- .- I , •Ivan E. ;Hodgson, Minister SPORT SHIRTS'f prevents heat loss hammerloid 1:30 p.m., Ladies Aid'each'sec- DUNGAREES 9:00 a.m., Morning WorshIp ond Thursday of the month. I Size 6-16 ·8:00 p.m., Walther League. each Union s_ervice at the First lIIeth- $2.95 values OT\VELL MEAliNG second Friday of the month. , odist ·church. Rev. Harold F. Fred-I • 8-oz. Denim sell will be in cha'rge during the • Scratch proof rivets . AIR CONDITIONING EXPERTS 8:00 p.m, Lutheran Laymen's League each third Friday of the month of August and the fIrst • Triple stitched LICENSED, BONDED CONTRACTOR $1.99 month. week in September. 10:00 a.m.; Church School. Class 265 W. Ann Arbor Rd. Plymouth Phone 1701·J 8:00 pm, Voters Assembly each second Monday of the month. for everyone in the cliurch school during the summer months. Mr. $1.39 Russell Amerman meets with \ the Adult Class in the church recipe for sanctuary. My I" Boy's THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN • Sanforized CRUSHED BRITTLE PARTY CAKE ••• CHURCH OF NORTHVILLE DRESS SLACKS Corner of East Main and Church • Zip fly Streets • Heavyweight rayon I • Un', _::.de Rev. Dr. H. F. Fredsell. Pastor Sizes: gabardine ofways successful in my Sunday Church School at 10 a.m. I Small, ~ • Matching belt Classes for all age groups. • TrilJlc stitched Medium, Large • Crease and spot resiRtant ' .. Adult group meets in the parlor. • Boatsail drill pockets During the summer months • Dan River wrinkle shed plaids • New fall colors classes meet in the cool down- • Wool and cotton fancies • Sizes 6-18 ~LECTRIC stairs classrooms. • Rayon and acetate novelties Regular $3.95 values Church Service at 9 a.m. during • Two flap pockets $1.69 . , the summer months. • All fully washable .. ~.... '.. Summer Union services: $2.99 RANGE, " Aug. 8 to Sept. 5 at the Metho- \ dist church. MEN'S DRESS SOCKS \ Men's Gabardine \ 1--'--1 \ Men's White \ \ DRESS SLACKS 3 pair 84c Heavy weight and rayon Hand kerchiefs Regularly priced at 49c pair • gabardine Crease resistant • Large Size • Smart fancy sport styles • Saddle stitched Snowy white cotton • • • Ankle length • Diamond tab back pockets 6 for 39c • Completely wash fast $3.99 Limit-6 to a customer • Nylon heel and toe COUPON FOR BICYCLE DRAWING FREE BIKE! Fill in this coupon and deposit it in the box at our Bicycle to be given store. Drawing to he held Thursday, August 26, away free - no pur- 1954 at 8:30 P.M. chase necessary. You Besides her worn",,'. club and church BCtlvlli.. , Mn. Edward S.. ackham~r do not have to be pres- enjoys a round 01 goll. N.lurally, like Name all good coob, .he also Ilk"" to enwr- ta;n !riendB. It'a easy to make ""okmg ent at the drawing to -oven fOT parties-a pleASUre111lJt.ead01 a chore Her guests particularly enjoy her wondorlul erushod brit.le party oake Street Address ----.------win. -made in her eledric range, of course.. Bike may be exchanged for a girls model Town Phone if desired. 345,000of your neighbors have already found out what a differ- 6~lll\E . { eup \illht com "ytUP • ence there is in cooking the pnulated sugar ~ cup hot waW ... tlameless electric way. There's 1~ ~~poon Illitant colIc .. "", . . tyour £dbOft0"-' all you do is set the switch to 1-,$'r. for other lnter&l.tll\~ 'rtCipes a ~ FAMOUS 'STORE, Inc'. the exact heat needed and walk away. 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that Ivan Ipanavich successfully say the opposing pitcher is easy Catcher Yogi Berra has are- flew through the air with the I t~ ~it." Freese, incidentally, is putation of being one of the best greatest of ease four years pre- Northville H. S. ()/I ~eued - - - viously, aided by his two bro- hIttmg about .345. men n the game in setting down thers. I can't spell their names, Grid Prospects SPOI(~f FI.IlSHES This has b~-bad year' for I a pitcher. The Sporting News but in English they would be a Enos Slaughter, so far as holding passes on a story told by former - - - ?lHd~,4~ 1 "Hard" and "Soft" Ipanavich. Another brother, "Mediwn" Ipan- To Meet Aug. 27 at~( Spotbng NtttJs lly J. G. Taylor Spin( records is concerned.. When the The Pittsburgh Pirates caught by John Ston~, K.S.- cerning the brilliance of the Rus- avich, first sang "Come Joseph- I season began, Slaughter led all up with the St. Louis Cardinals Hail The Inventive Russians sian mind, we of the so-called ?vich In My Flying-Machmovich" .Lette~s were sent to 150 North- Manager Casey Stengel of the called Pitcher Bob Zick from active major league players in the Ion one score a few days ago and According to the public prints, Western democracies have been In a Russian bawdy house in vllle H1gh school football prOS-I New York Yankees has hinted Beaumont, Zirk reported to the number of games played, times at Ithen started maki.ng a habit of it~ which have been somewhat de- doing our Volga Boatmen friends Omsk four years before it was peets this week to remind them 1 broadly that he'll retire if the club at Wrigley Field. Walking bat, and singles. . He has lost I On Aug. 8, the PIrates took both. luged lately with revelations con- a grave injustice. , revived In New IYork's Tin Pan of the approaching football sea- Yankee,s don't win their sixth up to Manager Stan Hack to all three. Mickey Vernon has ends of a double-headeor from the Furthermore, the French, Ital- Alley. , I son. With spring practice coming straight American League pen- identify himself, he said: "I,m edged him out in the number of Cardinals, the first time they had. ians, English, Americans and the Y~lUmay n~ve mought t1lat .all i on there are quite a number of nant this year. At a dinner given Zick." Hack didn't tumble, but hmes at bat, and Stan Musial has done it since Sept. 6, 1948. And Germans, with a few assorted na- Itahan, G~glielmo Marcom, m-I things potential players have to on his recent birthday, he said Ireplied: "I don't feel so good my- caught and pased him in the then just two days later, on Aug. NORTHVILLE tionalities thrOWIlJ in, have for vented radio, formerly known as prepare for according to Coach thiS: "I am paid - " the Yankees self". number of singles. Enos lost the 8, the Pirates swept another twin- years been takirtg credit for in- "wireless", If tha,t were true, Al Jones. T~aining rules for foot- to win, just as the .lIayers are lead in the number of games bill with the Redbirds. STORES ventions, discoveries and im- ~ow ~ome ~~e RUSSians celebrate ball do not start the first day of paid to win, If we can't do it, In the eyes of Branch Rickey, played with Phil Cavarretta re- provements on nearly everything ~adlO Day every ~ay 7, the an- practice as football players know. they should get rid of me and get the best player in the minor turned to the wars .• TRY THE WANT ADS " are that rightfully belongs to the mversary of the first radiO de- .' . . g someone who can." The Sport- leagues today is second baseman I----~------__ monstration in Russia four years .Condlt.lOn.m f?r footb.all ~tarts ing News says that"Harry Craft, Gene Freese of New Orleans in!~------.- Russian Bear. What a batch of before Marconi sent a spark With wa.chmg ~l~t, gettmg plen- manager at Kansas CCity, and story about Freese and a Pitts- lying blatherskates we are. across the ocean? There's down- ty of sleep,. aVOldmg ~eavy foods, JIm Turner, coach of pitchers burgh questionaire is related ml OPEN Why we who live outside the right fraud in that somewhere. nch I;>astenes"so~t drmks B?d nO under Stegel, may have thee in- The Sporting News. When he land of vodka and the baggy It wasn't DeForest who invent- smoking or drmkmg. ~ll th~s was SIde track if Casey quits. came to the question, "What is trousers should falsely lay claim ed the audio tube that brought stressed to the boys m the1r let- yOlU' pet superstition?" Freese THURS. & FRI. to being the benefactor of man- voice transmission right into ter from Coach RIchard Kay. When the Cubs recently re- wrote: "I hate to hear anyone Certainly you kind is beyond 1l1e. That, believe your home. A Rus.sian, I. Popof- The first meeting for the play- I ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~.;;;;~~~~;;;;;;;~~~~~~ it or not, is the role played by the fobit, did that four years ahead of ers and _coaches will be at 9 a,m. I~ TIL 9 P.M. Russans for centuries-say they. him. Friday, Aug. 27, in the Communi- We were always taught in You'll never guess how many ty building. The first formal prac- can pay your school that it was the Wright years before the appearance of tice will be held Monday, Aug. For Your Shopping brothers who invented the air- the automobile-today's most 30 at 9 a.m. on the Cass Benton plane. {How chargined we were dreadful weapon of death-that field. bills with cash Convenience the other day to learn via Pra- a Russian produced a horseless Northville plays in the wayne-I DOG vda, the official Red newspaper, ca:ri~ge. No, it w~s fiv~ years Oakland County league which in- " this .tune. The R~sslan mmd was eludes Brighton, Holly, Clark- a tnfle more active on that one. ston Milford Clarenceville Kee- QUARANTINE . Russian co.ntributions in the go Harbor a;d Northville. 'There :" fIeld of mUSIC are eqUally as- also will be three non-league [n accordance with the statutes of the State of "f~ NEW SIDING ON ~oun~,mg. The famed "Minuet games with Plymouth, Center- m G for example, 8:ctully was line and Soutl1line. The first Michigan and the action of the Wayne County _"'T'."'V'\c~· YOU~ J./OUSEf'5FACE, composcd by a RUSSian. Beet- game w1ll be with Plymouth on hov~n, a German! merely adapt- Sept. 17 on the Plymouth grid-! Board of Supervisors, all dogs in the Village of WILL SURE IMPROVE ed It and threw m an extra note iron here and there. And if you wa'1t' .. Northville and surrounding area are placed YOUR LIVING PLACE to know who mislaid "The Lost Coach Ron. SchIpper wl1.1han- Chord", just ask anyone of the dl,e the .backfield play~rs t~llSy,ear under strict quarantine effective May 12. All habitues or sons ()ofhabitues of the With DIck Kay c~achmg the line. Kremlin. Stan Johnston Will coach the re- dogs must be vaccinated and licensed. Quaran- The Russians, too, were gen- serve team. tine will continue until Sept. 15. All unmuzzled iuses when it came to things med------ical. You think a Jap di~overed One of the great pitchers of all dogs will be picked' up and impounded in the adrenalin? Faugh! It was a Rus- time, 73-year-old Ed Walsh, YOUR ACCOUNT IS INViTED, sian .. And it was a Russian saw- doesn't like the way the game is Village Pound, vaccination and tags notwith. PROTECTED and INSURED played these days. One of the ,:f;:>-. bones who brought surgery to the standing. Dogs must be muzzled to comply with "Anesthetic! Scalpel! Forceps!" worst things, he says, is the in- stage. tentional pass. If he could have the statute. Wasn't it a Russian who in- his way, he says, he would make Open Friday Evenings 6-8 P.M. Composition Sidings in Insulated Asphalt to! imitate the intentional pass good for two "1 vented restaurants? Ask ''Prince (Signed) wood siding ahake ahingles are growing in popularity. Mike" Romanoff, out in Holly- bases. Walsh says he made two We have a number of sample panels which we would wood .. trip£ to Boston £ron: his home iri V. George Chabut, M.D. DEPOSITORS STATE BANK Meriden, Conn., just to see Ted like to show you. Also samples of wood shakes and There are many other things in NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN asbestos siding shingles to satisfy most any color de- the realm of science and general Williams hit. III those two games, Health Commissioner mand. Just stop in. human deportment the Russians he said, Williams was walked 4·14 Member Federal Deposit Inaurance CorporatioD thought of first. Frankly, our f,ve times, at least three of the historians ought to get a good go- walks intentional. When a fan ing over for perpetrating fraud pays to see a mar. swing, and in- all these years on us gullible stead sees him walked, Walsh school kids. said, he's being cheatld. Either that, Or somebody else ought to get their mouth washed out with soap. (*Keeper of the Seal)

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YOUR CORRESPONDENT _ MISS 1.. A. AU 'IF' Arlene Alter is sPending a cou- new world. But (in the ancient ster, nor can one alone save the graduate,' thus this open letter to NEWS NOTES FR ..... ple of days at the Gilbert Alter Greek. legend) Orestes got his world. you in the Northville Record. , Ir PhoDe FarJDina"ton 1461-M . hO::~. Pauline ;Merritt was a Sun- ~~d:[d:s~~ ~~d~1:C:~'~~des, Fixed habits ot honesty, cour~ The reunio~ wi1be held at 1" Mr. and Mrs. George W. Sandau The nlljghborhod was shocked Palmer on Shadyside Ave. day evening caller at the Fred tes') mother' CI t I~ res~ tesy and unfailing kindness draw the V•. F. W. Hall, September 24, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Owen of Hubb~d Ave. v~ited In Ioni•• 1 the ~dden death. Ang.• of A, Ihe , .. nil of • t...rue aecl- .""krolll" home at Muto"'. A.... lhn', (h" :.:::ue:.:)a ~ .nd hold 'de""'''' m'_ p,,", I'''' at ';00 p.m. The hall.!< "'- and their four daughters of W. =ently. G.... on WaO.. n Fl'h", 29, oniy dont in whleh Me w"' ",enlly "',. end """ S.m WheeIar end whom Me had ea"""'ed to kill ,teel. .... d on Norih.. ne Rd.- Seven Mile Rd. have returned "",. 'dw.'" K"h.nek .nd h" 'on of M!. and M". Wllli.m F~h- fivolved "'" P.lly Schull of dough''', Ann, ""nl ""turd'" 0, .. ,.. ' fath" A_o Copydght by Arihm Ma""n G.,dn" SI. N,,'hW1~ home from an interesting three ,hild"n from In"'" 'Penl • d", '" M"held Ave. Be';d .. "" p~- Sh.dy';de Ave. ;, eanflned to h" e"mng .1 the A. C Wh.. "'" when 0 ...... ' ,.;., • yoeng boi Smith. You m~y nb'oin y?~ "clre'" In weeks vacation trip m the West. with the fo"""" mo'h", "",. ent!, one.';'I", "',: ,,",ph Houtz home wllh 'n h,;med f,ol. home. . The plot I, ,;mp1e, d.. pite tho.. the ~umon by ~,,"mg to The First, they went to Muskegon and Jeaeph Rob"", ",.yf!e1d Ave. of nea' Ann hb" ,n,vivea him. """ge Shin.v" end ht' 'nn, "",. C1." He.,n end Ele'ha Greek nam .. - math" killa, PI_", Co:""""" !lox ", crossed by clipper to Milwaukee. Honodng the 'ou,", blribday of Fun"",l rem.. , we" beld from Jlm, of Fa'minglen 1M. willl .. ve 'Plymouth end >lx, Ruth Clay fath", ean kit'" moth". Like a Reumon of 1942 Norihville. T"ke"''''''' he pur- They visited the Porcupine moun- her granddaughter, Audrea Ko- ~he Heeney Funeral home, Farm- shortly for a trip ~o Alaska. As ~nd Mrs. Myra Smith of Salem news item of 1950 A. D' G d chased m advance so adequate tains, Black Hills in South Da- chanek, Mrs. Roberts entertained mgton,Rev CarlWednesdaySchultz of theafternoon.Salem theyf' ttravel,t they w111visit points \vere Friday callers at the A. C. h Planning to kill. hi s mo"th er an d ra uates Planned preparationscost of the ticketscan be Ismade.$1.50 Theper kota, saw Mt. Rushmore and a group of children rom the Eva~gelical Reformed church in 0 MI~ereps. Wheelar home. er l,over, to avenge the mur.der If you attended school with the person. It will include dancing, spent two days in Yellowstone neighborhood Wednesdayf after- Farmington officiated, Burial was L kISS aity Brunelle,. Wa~ed Mr. and Mrs, Ernst Evans of of. his father, Orestes neei:led class of 1942 but did not graduate entertainment a door prize and National park. Going on to the noon. at White Chapel cemete Bir- a e, spen a recent ev~mng wlth IPlymouth spent Sunday evening ~rlend~ regar.dle,ss o! God's bless· you are cordially invited to attend refreshments for classmates, their state of Washington, they visited Miss Patty Schult of Shadyside mingham ry, I t~e Kenneth Skow famIly of May- at the Charles Stacey home. ~g. th ut. behevmg m that bless- the class reunion. The committee wives husbands or a friend an uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Ave. v"ited with Mend' ne" Foe •. jewelry dem""""tioo Ifield Ave. .' "". and Mn:. Clmrles H,lntz ~':,'( ed,

To the man who likes to work • outdoors

1£ you like to putter around the rard or out in the garage, you'll Every month's sales figures this From stem to stern, Buick today Buicks have always had a high find an extension telephone in trade.in value. But the 1954Buick year have firmed this fact: Buick. is styled a year ahead - with long, has an extra adv.antagein its year- sales are soaring; Buick is outsell'! the kitchen a :mighty handy tbing~ 'low glamor lines, with the very ahead styling. That means your ing all other cars in the natioDt' IIook of tomorrow, and with that regardless of price range, except You can make and answer calls broad panoramic windshield that Buick will stay well up in the style parade for years to come - will two of the "low-price three," So much easier with a telephone near many other cars won't have till with this tremendous volum~, we: 1955.Equally important, you get stay fresh and new·looking well .,~ the hack door~You won't he into the future. So you'r~ bound can-and do-offer higher trade-in' , in Buick advanced V8 power, i to be way ahead in actual dollars allowances. Come in, see and t tracking dirt through the house big room, luxurious comfort, the drive a new Buick-then check for \ I when trade·in time comes. .:..~~ \ and your wife will love the famed Million Dollar Ride - and yourself that our volume business all for prices that start just a few extra convenience of a telephone really does mean a far bigger dollars above those of the so-called allowance for you, - in her !Iworkshop.u ulow.price three,',' Is it any I wonder, then, that Buick today Extension telephones cost only a is outselling all other cars in America except two of these Cflow- few cents a day. For this extra' Iprice three".~ ~nvenience in kitchen or bedroom; . , '...... ~ ...----< \just call our Business Offi.~ ___ ~_ _ . _' WHEN ImER AUTOMOBILESARE BUILTBUIC~.Wll!.BI!Jl1!.1IJ1M.~._~.~._~.~.""!"'~~""'!"- ....!~"!"'!'!!""'!"_1IIIIIIIi~._ _ l' I and order yours todayl JACK SELLESBUICK 200 Ann Arbor Rd. PLYMOUTH, MICH. , 'Thursday, August 19, 1954 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Page Eleven

For Sale For Sale For Rent MisceHaneous MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS *~eo-~d4ffl.a(lt DUCHESS apples, Six Mile Rd., corner of Chwb, half mue east of Salem. Mrs: Forest Roberts. ; ; ; ?

1951 FORD Custom tudor. Radio and heater, FordomatlC. One owner car. Rathburn Chevrolet ------1 FRYERS, 45c lb. Liv~ weIght. SaJ"~ 12 Dres:,ed and drawn at no extra I------1 charge. 57716 W. EIght MIle Rd. YOUR valuable carpet cleaned Phone GEneva 8-3606. 27tf by expert cleaners at Icason- able prices. Alamein Carpet USED electric stoves, $35 and 1:lp. Cleaners. Call, collect, WE 3-2236 Good condition. Northville Elec- or Northville 485-J. 10tf tric Shop, 153 E. Main ·St. 46tl

GOOD BUY on '41 Hudson. Ex- cellent body condition. Some mechanical repairs needed. Bar- gain at $45 cash. Phone 399. 12x CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES

REGULAR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMl:.NTS 'Set In light face S·point lower cacn type. FRESH DILL for picklmg and First Ibsertiol:: cooking. Charles Shipley, 677 I "ent! per word (mln!mnm 6G cental. W. Dunlap. Phone 98. 12x LARGE pleasant front bedroom. f - 1 Sub.equent In,ertlon. Hall entrance, private bath, 236 Ir,:======7d ordered at time or first insertion: HIGHWAY RECIPROCITY "ALL"-The complete detergent, PEACHES, Golden Jubilee. Tree S. Center. Phone 300. 12x 76 per cent or above rate. 95.00 Among The States - In previous 10 lb. bag, $2.19. 50 lb. drum, ripened. Bring containers. Straus SEPTIC TANKS "Liners on Local Palle": weeks I have pointed out my con- $10.49.. 100 lb. drum, $18.95.Free Orchard. 23893 Beck Rd, south 1950 MERCURY club coupe. Ra- 2-BEDROOM flat, unfurnished. ~Ocents a Rne: box charge 2& cenh extra 89.50 cern over this delicate situation delivery on the 100 lb. drum. of Ten Mile. 12 dio, heater. Low mileage. Good Phone 566-J. 12X! and CESS POOLS CLASSIFIED which if not halted will lead to Ritchie Bros. Laundromat, 144 N. I------1 transportation, $595. Fullprice. SUBLET 8-room house. 011 heat, DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS the Balkanization of the nation's Center. Phone 811. Itf Mackie Mercury, Inc., 402 Mj.1l carpet, curtains. Two year ;.1 In typo otbor thlll1 alylo of rol'uJ .. hIghways. It would in effect make St., Plymouth. 12 lease $150 per month. Phone cJalli8ified advertll!liements, or with toll roads out of public highways ______11449. 12 lllu.tration. or border.: built with Federal-Aid funds and 1------I' •• nl. per line. eom1>lllod on bulB ot would result in increased costs to For Sale ~:=: :!: : : :iC : : =::::::: : 8 line. per Inch. the consumers. Last January Con- REAL ESTATE PEARSON' SANITATION DEADLL"lESI gressman Ayres (Republican of 1951 Pontiac Catalina, Ohio) introduced a House Reso- MODERN 6-room completely fur- Rand H. Hydramatic Phone Plymouth 1350-J. lutIOn authorizing the Committee nished home. Two bedrooms 1 ------$1,050.00 on Interstate and Foreign Com- and sun room, oil heat. New fur- 1949 27' GLIDER housetrailer. merce to investigate and study nace, ·venetian blinds. Koolvent Phone Plymouth 2154-W2. 12x 1949 Ford the barriers to the free flow _of metal awnings. 132 ft. frontage, SMOCKS ;for kindergarteners. Radio and Heater interstate commerce on the high- . fenced, 2-car garage. Phone 378-W Phone 360-W. 12x $395.00 ways which result when certain • J. ' 12 dlscriminatory and unilateral ac- PEACHES, Red Haven, Jubilee, Wanted hons are taken by the individual 20 ACRES of land close to North- Hale Haven, Alberta. Ohapman states. Congressman Ayres and I, VIlle. Surveyed and platted in Farm, Taft at Ten MIle Rd. 12 Miscellaneous along with several of our Col- 18 parcels. $1,000 per acre or a legaues, pressed for action 'by the llberal discount for cash. Call Ply- WHITE ROCK pullets, about rea- Interstate and Foreign Commerce mouth 874-J1 or Tel(as 4-3629. dy to lay. Phone 693-Rll. 12 Committee on this Resolution. We • Ill-13x .. • JE' - ~. AUTOMATIC hot water iJillheat- were not successful. On June 28, er, 30 gal. Phone 34{\. 12 • I introduced H R. 9695 which Make your yard a safe- would prOVIde that any' state playground with PLAY PEN, lair condition, $5.00. charging third structure taxes on 107 R;ayson. l~x G. E. MILLER interstate commerce should have withheld an equivalent amount WESTINGHOUSE cabinet range, Sales & Service in federal-aId for matching pur- CYCLONE FENCE in good working condition, $10. U.S. STEEL poses. The Department of Com- 19820 Clement Rd. Phone 1280-W DODGE - PLYMOUTH merce's Bureau of Roads, the For Free Estimate 12x CARS AND DODGE Bureau of the Budget, and the CALL 933-Mll JOB,RA TED TRUCKS President's Commission on Inter- BOB HUNTER - FHA 127 Hutton Si, governmental Relations are stu- 49tf Phone 430 dying this bill. It is felt that our efforts have now been rewarded Open 'm 9:00 P.M. in a small way since last week the House Committee on Inter- state and Foreign Commerce au- MOTOMOWER ::: : : :: :: : ::::: : :i:: thorized and dlrected its staff to SALES & SERVICE study the whole problem this BEAT bad weather - Reroof Nearly all kinds of POWER .NEW 3-BEDROOM fall and report its findings to now. Quality, reasonable. terms the CommIttee in January when AND HAND LAWNMOWERS SHELL HOUSE For free survey, write or phone serviced and sharpened FULL BASEMENT Plymouth 744. Sterling Roofing public hearings on this important 351 S. ROGERS and Siding. 11tf dilemma Will then be held. This All parts and work guaranteed. $7.200. with $l.200 DOWN problem, I feel, should be re- Univer.sal Lawnmower Service PHONE 182-J SCHNUTE'S Music Studio. Phone Wanted solved before much progress can _1l-12x 21, 505 North Center Street. be made on the PreSIdent's grand 22p WILLIAM MAIRS, Prop. ------i 1949 PLYMOUTH. Good trans- plan for the Nation's highways. Novi. Michigan PEACHES. W. H. Stobbe, 55280 portaiion. Needs grill, $135 GENERAL contractor, b r i c k , Phone Norlhville 968-W2 block and' cement work. Call W. Eight Mlle Rd. Phone Ge- Rathburn Chevrolet Sales. 12 -BUILDING- HIGHWAY PLANNING March- ~. 13-15 neva 8-2961. 12 I------1 Engler Construction Co., KEn- NEW HOMES wood 1-4831, or Chester Spencer, es On! - Tuesday President Eis- REAL ESTATE -REMODELING- 1505 E. Lake Drive, Walled Lake. enhower entertained the Govern- CUPBOARDS 47tfx ors appointed by the Governors Licensed 8l: Insured Conference to work out a defin- For Sale ite program for the improvement STRAUS and development of our high- LEGAL ways. By January the President Modernizing Co. wants a comprehensive program Phone Northville 982-Jl to present to the 84th Congress. Governor Kohler of WIsconsin This Week's CANDID WEDDINGS. Profes------said following the meeting; "I siona! cameraman for the dis- feel we made progress ... Some- For Sale criminating bridp and groom thing must be done quickly about AUTOMOBILES SPECIALS G.affi~d StUdio - Commercial, highways . . . Right now we're Industrial, Portraiture. Phone ------HOMES Plymouth 72. 2t:1 having to go as fast as we can ( ------II 1953 Ford sedan panel to stand still." Governor Lausche A very comfortable 5- $995.00 BOYD Roofing, Flintkote Shin- of Ohio, who has been an advo- IT'S DIFFERENT room and bath home at 1951 International Harvester gles, Built-up roofs, Roof re- cate of State rather than Federal LlS0 2-ton cab and chassis, pairs, Re-co~ting. Eavestrough & leadership on road construction, • On 4 acres, this trailer type 571 Randolph St.; very IM·inch wheel base. 4· gutters. Free estimates. All work saId "great hope lor a combined home has 3 rooms to which has large lot; flowing creek; speed transmission. 2·speed guaranteed. Phone Northville Federal-State program can be been added a 21x16 living gas heat; well landscap- axle. Excellent condifion. 858-W, 759-M, 135 N. Center. evolved." room. Basement and oil fur- ed; terms may be arrang- Low mileage. Full price $495. nace. Priced at $7500. Will ac- ed. Seller is NOT leaving Chairman Dondero of the House cept conventional trailer as Public Works CQmmittee and I town, but size of family 1949 Chevrolet l·ton panel. were at the White House also last par't payment. $90.00 demands a larger home. New 8·ply fires, heater. ra- Tuesday preceaing the Presi- dio and spotlight_ Excellent dent's meeting with the Commit· EXTRA VALUE At 560 Carpenter, 6 rooms finish. Reduced to $475. $27;J.00 tee of Governors. The President • In this spotless and well and bath; garage; large feels that the States should de- located 6-room (one floor) lot; needs minor repairs. 1951 Rambler custom station velop the specifIC program (rath- bungalow home. Fireplace in May be purchased for a wagon. Radio. overdrive. er than the Federal Government Very clean. Only $695. PETZ BROS. or any Federal officials) - there- 1711.!x131h living room. Full very modest down pay- WANTED fore, we were not luncheon 'basement and gas furnace. IJh 200 Plymouth Ave. ment. - BUILDING LOT - guests. car garage. Complete in all de- SEE THE NEW Phone ,Northville 666 50' or more preferred. tails and available for quick 3 FINE ,NEW LOTS NASH RAMBLER Must have water and sewer. occupancy. Most reasonably Call Farmmglon 1509·R It took Jim Wilson 16 long priced at $15,500, 1/3 down, on Linden Court between 2-door sedan with heater and years, but he finally got even balance at 4% %. Dubuar and Randolph. air conditioning. with Vie Raschi. Back in 1938, Secluded. Plenty large Delivered FOB Factory $.1895. Help Wanted Wilson, as a high school pitcher enough for ranch type m Springfield, Mass.. pitched a WANTED TO RENT NORTHVILLE homes. Safe for childr~n. four·hitter, but last. l'he pitcher REALTY Terms if desired. for the winning team was a WEST BROS. EXPERIENCED full time help 2 or 3-Bedroom Home yOii"ilgSternamed Vie Raschi, who for Paul's Sweet Shop. Apply pitched a no-hitter. In Busch sta- -Realtors- 144 E. Main. 12 dium Aug. 10, Wilson and Raschi E. M. BOGART NASH, INC. Phone Northville 200 534 FOREST Joseph N. O'Sullivan, met again, Wilson with the Mil- REALTOR Opp. Krogerts • Plymouth Deputy Probate Register waukee Braves, Raschi with the PHONE 216 Otis Buck Dated July 19, 1954 Cardinals. Wilson, with a three- PHONE PLY. 888 ______10_,_1_2I hitter, won 11 to O. Raschi lasted • , !'.:.I?nly,t?~ee i~ngs. ; " ',:, •.1':"" i'r,../,-'; " l-< ~ f?+s;)" ,...J.,...l-.yllj~ ..tC4!~"" ..~" .~I~~lofi ~~~;$.;t;J~~~)iB A 4%2_ •..1

THE NORTHVILLE RECORij Thursday, August 19, 1954 Page Twelve ~i1ificult to visualize the many Morrison said he chose the manded same. The boys and girls representation on the County participation of 3,367 swi~ers, P · t St I rmprovements that would have Northville location for his new , All trips were made to Groom~s were exceptionally well behaved aln eepe--. -' Board of Supervisors by its own Famous Store To Summer of Fun- on all of the trips and the per- delegates. In the case of North- been completed today, if the project after a prolonged study beach. Arrangements were made $530,000 that would have been for a 15c fee on the day swims sonnel at Groomes said that our l(.;ontinued from Page 1),..., ville, delegates would serve on of "ilie area. Realizing that the (Continued from Page 1) children were the best group that or clock atop their building: or both Oakland and Wayne Coun- received by the end of this Open Here Today and 30c for the night swims. The year, had .Northville been a trend in shopping is away from by Dick Kay was held four nights kids all requested that we make they had ever had at their beach. I if they decide to move the build- ty Boards. City instead of a Village. Northville's newest enterprise, Detroit, he said he was agreeably Jean l?~mpbell assisted in the ing from un~er the steeple to There is no valid reason to be- a week for six weeks in the Com- this beach our regular swimming Your Committee is unanimous the Famous Store, Inc., will open impreS5ed by Northville and sees mumty bUllding. The recreation headquarters. The water was rel- supervisIOn. another locatIon. , lIeve the City operating costs in its opinion that, irrespective today at 115 E. Main St. good possibilities here. SoIiball The matter came to the fore a would involve increased taxation, department undel wrote this part atively clean and there was ample of the race track revenue, the Bernie Morrison, for 15 years An army veteran who served of the program at no expense, equipment for a good time in the The night softball league con- few weeks. ago with the, dis-I because: best interests of the residents of Many good comments wele heard. water. We missed a few days be- sisting of SIX teams ended its sea- cov.ery of fIve baby hoo.t .owls I ii. Of the savings incidental to buyer for the men's department 31 months in the South Pacific Northyille would be secured by during World War II, Morrison Swimming cause of cool weather. We were son Aug. 3. The league was'under which - or who - had hterally the elimination of the dupli- adopting a City form of Govern- of a large Detroit store, said the new store will carry a complete is unmarried. He is highly inter- Without a doubt, this was the very fortunate in not having any the direction of the department "gumme~ up" the works of the cated services 'noted above. ment. most popular part of the summer aCCIdents m the water or on the With Douglas SIess or in charge cloc.k. . b. Increased revenue from the line of sportswear men's and boys' ested'in civic affairs, and is look- program We made 40 day swims beach. We used two buses when of supervision. The games were Smce their rem~)Val, the clock State of Michigan through the shoes, work clothing and furnish- ing forward to taking part in many Northville activities. andiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiillliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii15 mght swims for a total __the iliii_iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiidPoOrIYnumber of sWImmers de- attended by spectators but ha~ been w?r,,:mg, a~d the tax diversion program amount- RATHBURN GARAGE IS ings. the league had a highly competi- ch,lmes are, rmgmg, agaIn, but ing to $2.00 per capita from the BROKEN INTO AGAIN t ;,;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;;,;;;;;,;;;;;;;,;;;;;;; • tive season. There was some dis- With some Irregulanty. race track. This, in the case of For the third time in recent I: satisfaction over the condItion of Northville Downs, is of major weeks, the Rathburn garage at See the field. City Status- Importance to the taxpayers, 560 Plymouth was broken into TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE YOUR HOME Softball (Old Timers) From $80,000 to $100,000 year- some time between midnight ly, if added to Northville's Tuesday and B a,m. Wednesday. Remaining · Five nights of softball were en- (Continued from Page 1) normal revenue, would mean Police said that two windows N'owels BEST I Joyed by some of the older men ers at the Spring election of April, improved !pavement, walks, were broken to gain entrance to Y'acation DESERVES THE Iof NorthVIlle. We played teams 1955. Any possible gain by call- wafer, drainage, etc, without Ithe 'building, but that the own- First from Novi and Plymouth. About ing a Special Election would not any bonded indebtedness or ers have not yet determined if Weeks -======-_;-.______40 men participated each night. be justified by the ex.>pense-in- special assessments, It is not anything was taken. A good time was had by the play- volved; furthermore to submit NOW IS THE TIME TO PREPARE FOR .•• ers and spectators alike. The the Issue at the General'Election and crowds were larger than those in November would incur several Cold Weather Ahead of the faster league. In order to complications and some confu- 'OLDSMOBILE Sen'd -:four slow the game down, we used sian, ten men on a team and prohibit- The present charter of the ViI- Laundry ed the wind-mill type pitch. Many lage of Northville was of doubt- INSULATE of the men WQuld like to form an ful quality at the time of adop- .' Old Timers league again next tion. Lf Northville desires to con- ToVs YOUR ATTIC year. tinue as a Village, it would be for Zoo Trips advisable to adopt a modem Charter. COMFORT , We made three trips to the ~o.oI The present Village area only at Royal Oak. The total partlcl- 1S suggested for mcorporation be- and prun. I'm no rellgious TABLES fa!1atlc. but we are in a situ- BEDROOM PIECES ation where something better • • tryan human .brains has got to SPRINGS AND MATTRESSES DINETifE SETS give us adVIce," This IS the • This is why: crr of men who have been • dn.ven to perplexity and des- TRAFFIC APPLIANCES Clinics are the quality." comfort ... paIr by the desperate situation, DESKS of world conflict. We need • • fitting shoes I Clinics are priced to however, not a new voice from please your budget, tool heaven, a new revelation but we need to listen to the Voice Get an expert fit in Clinics toooyl that has already spoken. "God, w:ho at sundry times and in GENUINE GOODYEAR WELTS dIVerse manners spoke in times past unto the fathers by the prophets, hath in these last '7.95 to 89.95 day~ spoken unto us bv His Son (?ebrews I:1,2). This is All slyr" 3112 to 10. AAA to e the vOice that has been un- Some Itylet 3~ 10 12 MAl. to e heeded for centuries and this Off-dllllul In brown or bloek calf, negle~t has led us to the pres- ent ~lsh:ess: The revelation of Style No. 420 God s WIll IS recorded in Your •••• o... ony 0"* brand, O«Ol'dl"9 too I"t'I.y by a readIng nur,u'loumo'. White Glonlk $8.95 Blble~. Read it - believe it _ obey It!

Peter F. Nlouwkoop. Pastor ' ';itome ?~ First Baptist Church "Since 1907" NORTHVILLE Bible School, 10 a.m. P!lDne 623 NfJ/fllvi/le "Your Family Shoe Store" Morning Worship, 11 a.rn. Evening Worship, 7130p.rn. 290 S. MAIN ST. PLYMOUTH PHONE 456 .. __ ••••••• #••• #HH##_;j ,------'

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