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.. Volume 84, Number 19 12 Pages Thursday, October 7, 1954 $2.50 Per Year in Advance Township Zoning ICityStatus Committee To 1M tIte 7 TO MAKE CIDER. fir3t you get the apples. Then they are ground and be of a width of 50 f~et. hiS condItion is no longer believed inspect the house under. discus- and squeezed unHl the rich juice oozes out into catch basins. that residents of no less than. 11 MrS. R. M. Atchisons, Rogers St. "A street of proper width in the to be critIcal, hospital authorIties communities shopped here. sion and determine if it is m Above. Miss Leanna Doekson of Northville watches intently as proposed project Including the said. "This pretty much bears out Oct. 12--WSCS regular monthly meetmg and annual bazaar shower VIOlation of the zoning ordinance. turn around space, the paving of Larry Crum, of South Lyon. an employe of the mill. spreads the our contention that Northville is which should be of grade A con- 7:45 pm. Mrs. 0 Reng will show slides of her European 'pulp preparatory to the squeezing operation. -Record Photo3 an excellent shopping center, and struction, meaning concrete. Also, trIp. that the merchandise we offer and curb and gutters. Rotary Auction the prices set are comparable to Oct. 13-Woman's Union, 1:30 p.m. Election of officers. "Sidewalks. Northville Marine those In other localities." John- Watch Out! It's Nearly Time When "Proper and adequate parking Oct 13-Toy Sale, Coop. Nursery School, Presbyterian church, 9 to space. son said. Nets $402 Profit Northville's business men offel- 11:30 a m. Mothers and parents come and pick Christmas Lands In Turkey "Water and sewer mains. Note: " toys early. ed sale items at extremely 1O\V Manne Cpl. Thomas A. MoshI- Ghosts and Hobgoblins Slink About There is at present a 4-lOCh water • NorthVIlle RotarIans ~eabzed ..Oh-oh! vice clubs in the area, is making main runmng off Rogers St.; this' $418 on the two·day au~tlOn and prices to attract people to the mer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles local stores. The occasion also Oct. 16--Cooperative Nursery School square dance, Commumty 'It's nearly hobgoblin time] plans for a children's party to be should be a 6-inch main running rummage sale held. FrIday and Bldg. 8:30 pm, $1.50 per couple. Open to public. B. Moshimer of 355 E. Base Line served to introduce Northville as Street, Northville, Mich., partici- again! held Satur~ay, Oct. 30. . to the proposed project. We be- Saturday at Nort~vJ1le Dow:l?s. heve there is sufficient pressure W. A. WesterfIeld, committee a center which is convl;:nient to Oct. l8-Blue Star Mothers meeting. pated with· 1500 other Leather- That's the time when witches There WIll be a parade, pnzes people in this entire area-. (bad cess to 'em!) mount theIr and treats for children ranging to supply water in this 6-inch chaIrman, reported. that expenses necks of the 1st Battalion, 6th Prizes donated by the mer: Oct. 22-Blue ;3tai Mothers bake sale at Freydl's store. Marines, in an amphibious land- brooms and roam the land looking from toddlers through the sixth main to this development. How- of the annual auctIOn were only chants association were on display ing on the beaches of Dikili, for unwary humans mostly graders. FestiVities for those in ever, if it proves inadequate the $16, .leavm~ a goo~ny sum fot Nov. 19-Annual American LeglOn feather party, Veterans' Memor- Turkey, recently. children. ' this group will be held between developers must install a booster use In vanous p~oJects. Rotary in the bank lobby. The winners of' the prizes were Mrs. Leo Hollis, jal Hall. PublIc invited. As members of the landing Then there's elves, assorted 6 and 8 p.m. wit~ treats 1?assedout pump at their expense. memb.ers and thelt wIves who 355 First St., Northville, radio; ____ ,force of "Exercise Keystone", ghosts, banshees, ghouls, appari- at the communIty bUIldmg. "All of the above installations partIcipated In the event were to be supervised by our VIllage vot:d the thanks. of ~he club. Mrs. R.C. Salow, 412 Dunlap St., the Marines stormed ashore in tions and maybe a few leprecJC Other plans are under way to support of Turkish troops defend- Engineers and according to their 51.nce the a1;Icho~.IS nn annual Northville, canister set and Mrs. haun's (bad cess to them, too, the provide a real evening of enter- H.V. Reed, 8503 Ravine Drive, Ing the area against an airborne I plans and specifications. affair, NorthVIlle c~hzens are re- Tomorrow's Citizens "enemy" invasl6b. "The developers submit to this quested to save articles they may Plymouth, a card table and chair. "Keystone", a clWnbined exe'r- body, for approval, plans and c1is~ardor give to out of to:vn ag- Everyone who r e c e i v e d a ~~/" .I. cise, involved Greek ground, air specifications of the buildings to encles so that t~ey can be mclud- Northville Rec.ord or a Home pZ and naval units; Turkish all' and be erected upon the SIte in ques- ed ll1 next year s event. Town Bargain Day Shopper, of ,v~ ground elements; and U. S. tion. which there were approximately 14,000 copies distributed, was eli- ~~", naval sea and air umts in addition "Proof (either by the filing of to the Leathernecks. It was a bond or deposit of cash cover. Ex-Novi Couple gible for a chance on the prizes desgned to improve the teamwork ing the above expense) insuring by clipping the lucky number and effIciency of the participat- that all of the above will be done coupon at the top of the paper and mg NATO units. must be submitted to this body Adopts Hopi Girl dropping it in a box in any coop- before any rezoning of this area A former Novi family now erating store. should be considered." residing in California has adopted Discussion centered around the an Indian child in addition to < '-; :> .... ~ ~~~.(...f~ requirement for a paved street three of their own, Novi friends ~~-..;:; .. Race Track Man ~,"l .:Jf ;t' WhICh,Comm. Earl Reed said, is of the Donald MUl1l.bs have Novi To Sponsor , ,1\ ,"* , little Irish rascals!) it's best to tainment for boys and girls (rom required by FHA to be of con. learned. " f"':i-~"'";{ watch out for. And hoot owls and the 7th through' the 12th grades. crete where the development is The Munros became so fond of " j Dies In Bed Here ~li.y"\l black cats, too. Put aU together, Dancing, refreshments and prizes ior rental purposes. an Indian girl named Iris when Teenagers' Show ""ll< Chnrles Failla, 35,. an employe they're liable' to make more noise wiII be arranged at the Communi- ~ > It ) He estimated the cost of such ,he visited them during the sum- Teenagers of Novi, South Ly- of an American' Tota1izing Co. around here than a band of howl. ty buildIng between 9 and 12 p.m. paving at $200,000. . ~ , ~t "... ~::.{"\ ' mer that steps were taken to on, New Hudson, Milford, Farm- crew working at Hazel Park race iJlg dervishes, in a vacant lot, Those who chose to dress for the Burkman asked whether the 3.dopt hm·. occasion will be judged for the ington and WallE'd Lake have track, was found dead in bed at come Oct. 30. . counCIl would approve a black- Iris' brother, Sylvan has been been invited to participate in best costume, and prize~ will be a t::i;~~ r ~. '~'" Jf' / .. ; ...~' " ::' , 223 Linden St. in Northville In case you've forgotten, that's top street if the FHA would agree ldopted by Mr. and Mrs. Norman "Teenage Talent Show" to be held "t::"»l"~ lo( ·i"'1e. ~"'I}~ ~ ), .. I .,.~! Wednesday morning. Halloween, a time when its not awarded. and was informed that it would. Rowley, parents of M,rs. Munro, ~.t"".>,I,"t'hJ,j~\oIIW.mf~'~~il,, " ''''/', ,~ Oct. .29. Death was believed due to heart snfe for man or beast to be abroad Northville service clubs spon· However, the feeling was that 'although they already have an Prizes totalling $200 in cash are (Top Row) Jimmy. 5, and Mary Jo. 3. children of Mr. and Mrs. failure, according to Police Chief in 'the baleful light of the moon. soring the event are much in the FHA would not agree to any- 'ldopted'son, Tommy. to be presented, ~ponsors of the Joe Spagnuolo: Rusty. 19 mo" son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Wes- Joseph Denton. Efforts are be- Wierd things have happened. , favor of the project as an ,expres- thing but concrete in this in- Both of the Indian children, show, the 'Novi Board of Com~ ton. (Bottom row) Frank. 7. son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pauli: ing made to locate Failla's wife Just so the evening won't pass sion (,f appreciation to Northville stance. I who are from

Page Two THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Thursday, October 7,1954 r##'~#'~",#,c#",#"##~"",#,#"#.",,,#,,,#,~~,,#c####""'##"'#"##"•• ##"#'~""'~'~'.1 I the country were painfully mer- the savings and loan idea whch First Federal To I ging from the Big Depression, has been part of. the American cy. 0 the r services include PRINTING of all kinds, at rea- I FIrst FederaL began operations scene since 1831. It embodied C~istmas and Vacation loans sonable rates. The Northville with an original investment of the features of mutuality, l/ingsof De- lal's and the association ranked ownership. Bob FitzsImmons of North Lake, 46063 Neeson St. at Garden City see several current Broadway hit troit, MichIgan's largest savings 20t~ m size among ~chigan'!1 First Federal serves 78,000 Chelsea just Ieturned from a three hospital. She was named Nancy shows. O 'atl'on ,,'11 el br t 't savmgs and loan aSSOCIatIOns. savmgs customers With a flexible and basic to it all ':;.. ass CI ,\vI C e a e J s l' S d h I fl' I S week tour of the West. In Los Ann and weighed eight pounds .. • • 20th anniversary with an Open To.day, FI st Federal as ets an e p u savmgs pan. av- J Angeles they vIsited Mr. and Mrs. 14 ounces. Mrs. Beasley was Word has been received that House starting Monday, Oct. 11" are. m excess of $130,000,000.and ings accounts may be opened Jim Dixon-Jim was fOlmerly formerly Rosalie Drew. . Barbara Prunty, a 1954Northville at all 7 offIces of the association. It l~ o?e o~ the larger savmgs with any amount; additions and from Northville. In Alcahon, J the "at ease" • • • high school graduate and fresh- The Plymouth office is a 843 mstltuhons In the. country. withdrawals may be made in Calif. they were guests of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs Fred Wenker, 735 man at the University of Arizonia, Penniman. I Tthe fefderah~hsaFv~ngtsFanddIOl

Saturday Matinee, October 17 Orient Chapter, OES, JOHNNY WEISMULLER Celebrates 63rd "TARZAN AND THE LEOPARD WOMAN" -plus- ALL YOUR FAVORITE CARTOON CHARACTERS Anniversary Showmgs at 3.00 and 5:00 Orient Chapter OES celebrated ItS 63rd birthday Fnday evening in the Masonic temple. Past matrons, hfe and honorary mem- bers were honored guests of the PENNIMAN .. ALLEN THEATRE chapter, -PL YM:OUTH- At 6'30 p.m., the Worthy matron, Mabel Monroe, and the Worthy patron, William Monroe, invited Wed., Thurs. Fri., Sat., Oct. 6-7-8-9 the guests into the dining room to . THE BOWERY BOYS enjoy a banquet prepared and served by Lloyda Pethel'S and her "Jungle Gents" committee. The tables were beau- Comedy tifUlly decorated with stars edged Plus in the emblematic colors of the WILD BILL ELLIOTT Star. A beautiful birthday cake, do- "Vigilante Terror" nated by Ruth Cattermole and Showings at 6 :45 and 9 :00 Helen Small edge, g r ace d the No Saturday Matinee at the P & A Theatr.e table. It was given in memory of their mother Hattie Cattermole who, before her death, was a Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, October 10-11-12 member of Orient chapter. STERLING HAYDEN. GLORIA GRAHAME The degrees were exemplified by some of the past matrons. past "NAKED ALIBI" patrons, life and honorary mem- -Detective Drama_ bers. • Among the guests was past News Shorts Sunday Showings 3:00-5:00-7:00-9:00 Grand Matron of the Order of Eastern Star of Michigan. Other guests were from Detroit, Ply- Wednesday, Thursday, Friday; Saturday, OctOber 13-14-15-16 mouth, Fannington and other JOHN WAYNE towns in Michigan. "SANDS OF fWO JIMA" GETTING MAlmIED' Then Returning to our screen. John Wayne in one of his you'll W!:' the finest Wedding " most exciting roles. invltatlo us for best quaIl. News No Saturday Matinee at P & A Theatre -~, . ty thermo aphed announcements , Rathburn Chev·rolet Sales land receptlon cards. The North. \ville Record. ii n-.Nortlwill. 280 . Page Three THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Thursday, October 7, 1954 +-- .__ ------...-·------~-----'-t• . I. • . • _ '1=------...., .... ~._ .. _--.- ... _.(9 PARTS FOR NEWS NOTES FROM THE WEST POINT PARK AREA f~ ~} ALL CARS ... YOUR CORRESPONDENT - MISS LA. AULT I!I Mae M. Lanning died at her EXCHANGE •• ENGmES, I FUEL PUMPS, GENER· Phone Farmington 1461·M I I- ~''11l~& . \i:l home on 216 North Center St. ATORS, STARTERS. m~~~\'~~ ./~ . Sept. 28. She was born March Mrs. M. E. Ault, Mayfield Ave. Ave. The young mother is now CLUTCHES making satisfactory progress i.w. ~ L~' \)! 29, 1872 in Novi, the daughter of left Wednesday to spend several Andrew and Susan Leadbeater. Complete Machine Shop her convalescence. I~f :; days as guest of her daughter, A Her husband, William, preceded Service ••• Engine Mrs. Tom Roberts and her family Freda Ault, Norfolk Avenue, her in' death May 29, 1917. Rebuilding in Monroe. On Friday evening visited Mrs. Russell Kline, in Surviving are two daughters, she and Mr. M. E. Ault were in DetroIt, Tuesday. Mrs. Kline, a Ii When your property is dam- Lucllle Lanning and Mrs. Merrill I NOVI attendance at a celebration former resident of the community Sweet of Northville. is convalescing from a major aged - then the value of AUTO PARTS honoring the 5th and 2nd birth- Funeral services were held I days, respectively of their grand- operation. your insurance proves to be Sept. 29 at the Casterine funeral NOVI, MICHIGAN LUMBER daughters, Mary Lynn and Joan Mrs. John Aittama, Shadyside many times greater than home at 2 p. m. with Dr. Henry Phone Northville 55 Roberts. . Ave., has been "under the weat- what you have ever paid in Walsh of Plymouth officiating. ) Don, young son of the Edwm her" with a severe cold and com- premiums. That's when you Internment was at Rural ceme-I Johnsons, Clarita Ave. was plications. are mighty glad you kept tery. quite ill last week. Mrs. O. R. Ault, Shadyside Mrs. Lanning had resided in IShe was a life member of Orient Ave., has been qwte ill ten days. up all your policies! Miss Marcia Meade, Hubbard Northville for the past 65 years. chapter number 77, Eastern Star. Ave., has been convalescing from Frederick Schult, Shadyside INSURE adequately through 1 _ an attack of bronchitis. Ave., visited his sister, Mrs. James Mrs. _and Mrs. A. D. Ault, Mannard, in Detroit, Sept. 26th. Mrs. Maynard's daughter, Sharon Brentwood Ave., were at Ypsi- The-e----- lanti Wednesday evening attend- is ill with mumps. ing a surprise birthday celebra- The Ervin Bohlinger's, May- CARRINGTON tion honoring their son-in-law, field Ave., spent the last week- George Throne. end of September with relatives ----Agency Mrs. Dave Helbert, Hugo near West Branch. Ave. was confined, ill, to her Mrs. Anna Currie, from Red- 126 North Center Street bed last week. ford, called on Miss Lora Ault, Norfolk Ave., the 28th. Phone 284 James Michael, five-months At her home orr Mayfield Ave., old son of Mr. and Mrs.' Stanley Mrs. Ervin Bohlinger was hostess Northville Morgan, and who, for four to half a dozen ladies making months, during critical illness r. I cancer pads Wednesday. of his' mother, was with his ~ Mrs. Emerson Ault, Mayfield grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mor- Ave., called on her daughter-in- gan, in Flushing, is now, at last, law, Mrs. Robert Hunter, in permanently, with his mother at Detroit, the 25th. Mrs. Hunter How Christian Science Heals the home of her parents, Mr. and has just returned from a week's Mrs. Louis Graham, on Mayfield "Serving Your Country ______...:.-. 1 stayHospiafas a patient at Mt. Carmel Without Penalty" WHRV (1600 k.c.) Sunday - 9 A..M. ------.._ [ ...... 1C~ ••• ~ • .- •••••• III III 1Il.~ III .~ ••

CLEAN YOUR FURNACE or BOILER ..•...·••...·...... ·.-.....·.·.·.r.·h....·• NOW! The lady tried our laundry- ~~~ The lady loved our laundry, FREE And she's been free of washday woe 1I0TOIS And "On The Go" ever since. GAS WE'LL DO YOUR LAUNDRY, TOO! tf;, f HEATING Agency for Greene's Cleaners DELCO ESTIMATES CALL ;-. • "JTTouldn't next week suit you better? ;' Plymouth 1701·J I ThU'UIIlek I'm bwy with interior decorators." __ .,... Nfri_at« .... Day or Night 1 ~"'ynot IMW. hb, .. doolce of 1eadI .. _ Tell them YOURSELFby Long Distance _"'- '-11 P-"oflh ....,.1""w~__ - SettJjt..gdetaw(of nsits~li'acltlm1rrorth·with friends alid~ !~. __-0 ~tUt,.tYtH' ..... aDeIce...... ItelidI • relatives is quick aud easy by Long Distance. And th'~("- ~------cost is surprisingly low. Reduced rates are in effect every HI TEST night after 6 P. M. and all day Sunday. D~KayElectric MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY 431 YERKES STREET GUERNSEY MILK NORTHVILLE PHONE 262 Yz Gallon c I...... ,..v.l'••~ ••"'J".... ",.••••_•••• 34 FARM FRESH EGGS • Homogenized Milk • Butter • Coffee Cream • Cottage Cheese • Skimmed Milk • Chocolate Milk FARM FRESH MILK OTWELL "Cash and Carry" HEATING & SUPPLY FARM CREST FARMS DAIRY 265 W. Ann Arbor ReL 42270 Six Mile Road (Just East of Northville Road) PLYMOUTH IIGFALL BARGAINS

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On. Nason why 126,000 of your neIgh. wath disappears. Help yourself to won· i d /VAxr IJGf1'EA "ora diose el.ctrlc clothes dryers Is that derful, wor~·fr •• washclay..-youl'S wfth •• eolt I..... ,"" •••1••• to u..... : * Thoroughly Inspeded * Reconditioned for Voll,Ht tMV cost lesa te) buy than any other type, an eleetrlc doth.s drv-rl Reconditioned for Safety Honestly Described ",ove It to your own saUafactlon-com. I...to lnlta" ••••ncf .re 'aate,t * * * Reconditioned for Performance * Warran .. d In ~r~ PO" dryer COSlJ, Including Installatlonl •• Give you 1MOk..... htolling ••, l,*- 4r. oth.r savlnltS you'll appreclate I-~-+""':==-j flame-ki.sed fttwer aacI ,_"ant Sold only by an Authorized Chevrolet Dealer , ••• lCIIylngsI.)f tlm. and toll. 1I~. magIc, on-off hHt' the hard worle Involved In hanging ct Rathburn Chevrolet SCiles ~ ". .. - '. . SEE YOUR GAS RANGE DEAlER Nowl &SOPL moUTH AVE. NORTHVILLE SEE YOUR DEALER or Detroit Edison No MI. ~ 10 ..,....., _ 000 ...... u. c.. , H~ ~..~, -_ ..__ .------..-.-...... -.- -"'-'" --~ ... .. -- -~------." .' ./ . " Page Four THE NORTHVILLE RECORD ~------._------.:.Thursday, October 7, 1954 ••• A " ,.,,_..-.. £ot.blltbed ~ milt Nnrtlluilb iRrtnrb n- aoo iTicklers By George from the 1955 legislature. ter the job they did Labor Day?" Publi!hecl enn' Thu"da,. _rulnl' eel ente.-ec1 at the NertbTUle, :M:lcblllaA .' They have been praised and mused one legislator. Po.t Office..... """Dd c1a .. "'atur. ~plauded in the past for their The State ]'olice, aided by the ~ deeds, but the state hasn't had National Guard sheriffs and 10- N A TI 0 N A L 'E 0 IT 0 R I A L money to increase he size loi the cat officers h;ld the holiday outfit. Now it's different: week-end toll flo 22 deaths On :+L!~:fu:~:~: "How can we hold off now, af-I the highways. . Big and small business will. be -23 along the Lake Huron shore,\ ;-======:::======:::=====::::::::::::::::::; Glenn H. Cummings ...... •.•.•••...•..•.. Pulllisher and Editor bailing out the state treasury for on U. S.-131, all figuring on a G. R. Johnston ....•.•...•.•.••.••..•.•••••••• Managinq Editor years with a "temporary" tax not tourist b0nanza, . Richard Ambler ...•..•...•••.•.•..•••• ::. Adnr.tising Manager expected to die. grOUps are (1) becoming ready- Mary Donovan ...... •...... •....•..... Office Manager Tax authors in the legislature made <;:ampaign organizations for Arthur Stewart .•...... •.•.•....••... Plani Superintendent already planning to extend the the bond issue when it hits the $32,000,000 business activities ba~ot next year; (2) confusing SUBSCRIPTIONRATES IN MICHIGAN: tax One Year $2.50 Six Montho n.n beyond its June 15 deadline. Ziegler and his long range plans. Two Y~a .. U.5Q Slugle Copy .Q'f Senator Carlton H. Morris (R-Kalmazoo), considered a tax Ziegler is sure taxpayers will OUTSIDE OF MICHIGAN: ODe Year U.OO Two Y"" .. $5.0' expert of some talent, figures complain mightly if the $500 000 it's the way out because nobody 000 is spent on a single high~a/ THE NORTHVILLE RECORD IS A ME.MBER OF, has complained and the money is He thinks a Detroit-Musk.egon NATIONAL EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION AND MICHIGAN PRESS ASSOCIATION very nice, indeed. superhighway is one of the top "Where else can we get $32,000, priorities, anyway. • 000 a year so easly?" he asked. Then, Ziegler ·thinks the local The tax started as an unwanted promotion may have been misled. Help The Teachers child two years ago when the He puts it succinctly: A GAME THE FAMILY WILL ENJOY With junior, or sister, just starting school, this is the legislature was frightened by the 'Superhighways do Irf t go perfect time of the year to. appea~ to a.ll parents for re- defiCIt of $65,000,000. Gov. Wil- through towns, of any size," Iiams pouted that it mighi' help * •• NORTHVILLE CENTER straint and good judgment m deahng WIth school teachers the state's financiaL position, but Forest fires caused less dam- and administrators. No doubt junior and sissy will encoun- let it become law without his age this year than any since rec- er some difficulties during their school year, if indeed they .. , f(;el sorry for you! Someday you'll bo big like me. thlm signaure. He favored a coopora- ords have been kept. RECREATION do not encounter them at the beginning of the current "('Il'1! 113.':0 to go to school and run errands!" tlon profit tax. The conservation department 132 South Center St. Northville Phone 235 term. .------/ Busmessmen fought it origin- reported that total loss for the 1::::::::::::::::::::::::-::::::=::::::=::::::::::::::::: Bible Comment:- ally because ·they were hazy year is limited to 3,599 acres of 1/.------_ However, the teachers and administrators who are about it-and a flexible tax bill land. This is well below 1851 the attempting to drill a bit of. information into your sweet in the hands of legislators can be previous record low. ' things' heads have troubles of their own and unless there Let's Reason The Gospel a lethal thing. 'Later, after study, • ,. • is an obvious need for a protest, parents would do well to by A. M. Smilh busmess and industry supported, Michigan's undermanned State THlv ;-'OLICY About Journalism Can Be a I the measure. Police force has a better chance remain in the background and see-at least, for a while- Now everybody is happy about now of getting 114 more men WE CARRY THROUGH, how things work out before they ask for special treatment, Last week I was invited to the Way of life ',. the whole arrangement. At least special care or special attention for junior. on the surface. first meeting of a semin'ar in 'T' HE nature of a m-;n's daily1 It will also be well to remember that the nation's journalism, attended by several life is not determined by ac-I Legislators •figure•• they can American Legion members of the faculty and a cident or chance, or by the cir-! keep the tax on the books and the I schools must be based upon generally accepted average cumstances and happenings ofl LLOYD H. GREEN POST 147 THE BEST IS standards and that special operations cannot be undertak- group of capable and ambitious 'the day, unless one's character! cash rolling in without causin~ I I, graduate students, at the Univer- lbe so weak as to be subj{!ct to! a stir. Busmessmen fee it's a bet- en for you, or any small group, no matter how good the ter tax than one on incomes over sity of Michigan. leVery passing: mood or influence, I NONE TOO6000 idea may be. It should also be r.emembered by parents, that : It is true that some annoying $10,000 or others equally obnox- their support of the school, its teachers and administrators The purpose of the meeting was fincident of the day may lead t.c ious. FORYOU/" is vitally important to the happiness and satisfaction of to dISCUSSvarious projects which ioutbursts of ill-temper, or arouse • • • Regular Meetings Second and their children. 'feelings of hatred, envy or jeal- HI g h way Com m i s sioner Fourth Tuesdays of Each Month might be pursued by research, :ousy. But what one does, in the Charles M. Ziegler would like to - - reports and conferences, There is !long run, if life has any real --_.::::~--- .. In a surprisingly large percentage of cases, where build roads with the proposed ALL VETERANS WELCOME. -":-: ... -: -:-... : a wide field for this work and /worth. is determined by what $500,000,000 bond issue. I - students fail to do satisfactory work, the reason can be study for those who plan to be fone is. Character lies back of traced to parental neglect, attitudes or incapacity. [t:very thought and deed. It wa~ Gov. Williams would like to profeSSIOnal journ·alists. An ex- name a 50-member statewide Northville Post When we think of the hest in window units we think perienced news and editoriaL l'hus that Jesus stated it again I A helping hand for junior, a consistent policy of aid- ,a,.d again, thus fulfilling the re- commission to tell him where NO. 4012 only of "Andersen WindowaIIs". Several types and a ing him and requiring him to do his lessons, will pay large writer was asked to address this ligion of the Old Testament they should be built, hinting V.F.W. group on the general subject of :mints llnd prophe-ts, which He broadly that Ziegler would bow host of sizes to take care of any opening required. dividends for him in future years, even though it requires Journalism. The following, in 'smd He had not come to destroy to pohtical demands. 438 Plymouth Avenue some of your time today. It. is well worth the effort. substance as I remember it, was :but to fuUm. Mayor Ralph W. Crego, of Lan- Regular Meetings: Wood window units are still the most dependable of what he said. . In the Gospel there is the wordl sing, IS orgamzing one group to '" .of life, the revelation of God's I promote U. S. 127 and U. S. 27, First and Third Tuesday ot all types on the market today. Our sales of these un" ... love and grace; the gilt of God" which go through the center of Each Month. u. S. Economy Healthy Journalism is probably the 'which is eternal life. I the state, making local merchants its are on the increase year after year. most useful of all the profeSSIOns In the Gospel there are the I Expert economists, attending the annual forecasting because very important news words of guidance for living, set delighted with their free-spend- ' ing tourists. Northville Lodge, session of the American Statistical Association, in Mont- books, magazines, attractive and forth in the teachings even as inl real, have announced that they saw on the horizon the be- informative pictures are given the examples set by, the Master.; ••• No. 186, F. & A. M. directly, or indirectly, to more In the Gospel there is the in-. .Others are pushing for a super- ginning of a moderate recovery in the United States. spiration and incentive in the., hIghway along the routes, U. S. than a billion people daily, In a Second Monday of each month. never ceasing stream of print, :promise of power, the infiowing) 1-- The recovery is expected to take effect in the late a divine help that upliftS', andl REGULAR MEETING most of which journalists must ,of .... months of the year and the economy experts predict it will ls1rengthens human weakness; the· GEORGE MAIRS. W.M. increase the total output of goods and services lief ore De- write ana edit. One cannot im- c..'i:perience that St. Paul meant' cember 3~. However, they look for no great change in the agine any other agency perform- when he said, "My strength is1 EXCAVATING R. F. COOLMAN. Sec'y. ing!'o vit~l servIce ?f informai}on, ;made perfect in weakness." , : .,. BULLDOZING number of unemployed by that time. .teaching, persuadmg, warnmg, 'iTo know the Gospel, to live' and helping people direct their 'from day to day in the records" of, • LAND CLEARING The most encouraging thing about this forecast is affairs and pursue their life ob- twhat Jesus said and did, is to • ROAD BUILDING that the expert economists of the Amercian Statistical As- jectIves in a constantly changing j'discovcr the Gospel in all Its FILL DIRT - BLACK DIRT Now available until October 16 only! sociation have a perfect record of forecasting for the past world ,reality and power. I SAND GRAVEL ten years. They have successfully called the tune on busi- . When such knowledge is avail- 44109 GRAND RIVER • • • table to nIl of us, how can we ness fortunes in the United States for ten successive years. Preparation for a career in Irail to make the Gospel a way of NOVI BUILDING A SPECIAL 'daily life? Martin Cainsbrugh, chief economist of the National journalism, therefore, demands SERVICE intensive study of the liberal How can we fail to take ad- Industrial conference Board, presented the analysis of the arts, hterature, history, political vantage of Jesus' promise of a FARMINGTON 0502·J2 more abundant life? business outlook to the sessiLn. His report showed that no economy, science of government, 49tf BLUE CROSS· BLUE SHIELD great upsurge in business is expected. but did find justifi- psychology, logic, ethics, soci- cation for a prediction of moderate recovery in the closing ology, the history of phils.ophy months of this year ,superimposed on a healthy, long- (for the profound thinking of the term growth trend for the years ahead. past is the main bulwark of eivJ.1- plan for ~nyone in Michigan ization). and specialized training See what you get for Now, all we have to do is wait to see if the ASA is in' descriptive and argumentative right for the eleventh straight year. The ASA prediction writing. But the speaker added, . with great emphasis, a philosophy , under age 65 is in line with the forecast of most econmy.experts, which of life. millions of Americans sincerely hope will prove accurate this year. ••• A philosophy of life, he said, You don't need the help of any group to join. For' 5urglcal blllsf Blue Shield pays generous * * * * includes some sound reasoned If public speakers would prepare their speeches bet- convictions about this universe You (on get special BLUECROSS- BLUESHIELD amounts to your doctor toward the cost of thou- . sands of surgical procedures. ter, more people might listen to them. in which all men are bound to- hospital and surgical bill protection for * • ... * gether in a brotherhood of mu- tual service and independence. "SS" 2-llr. S.don. Even chronic and pre·existing conditions and ' Deliv .... d lo

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~~.... ",,,I I ( ENFRESH 2 4S·SIZE39c Yellow Onions MICHIGAN,u. S.No.1 10 49c Detroit. ' tist Youth Fellowship, Mrs. Head Lettuce FIRM,CRISP ••• HEADS ::0 Haynes, leader. ANN PAGE 7:30 p.m., Evening service. Les- Golden Ripe' Bananas TOPQUALITY LB. 17 c Seedless White Grapes • • ; '. 2 LBS. 49c OUR LADY OF VICTORY son: "On The Way to the Gar- Rutabagas CANADIANGROWN• • •• LB. 4c PAFlISH den". Communion serVlce tomght Rev. Anthony J. Herary, Pastor Tomatoes C:g~~~IA...... ':i<0Z:' 19c Tuesday. Oct. 12: Sparkle Gelatin Michigan Potatoes u. s. No.1 15 49c Masses-Sundays 7:00, 9:00 and 8:00 p.m., Charity Circle meets Bartlett Pears CALIFORNIA ••• 2 LBS. 39c ::0 11:00 a.m. at the church. 8 LIVELY DESSERT FLAVORS Religious Instruction-5aturday, Wednesday, Oct. 13: Home Grown Cabbage ••••• LB. 4c Red Radishes • • • • • • • • • CELiOo~AG10c 10:00 a m. at the church. 7:30 p.m., Hour of Prayer. Black Raspberry, Cherry 8:30 p.m., Choir practice. Brussel ~prouts • • • • • • ~ • • 29& Confessions-Children, Saturday. Orange, Lemon, Lime KG Fresh Carrots TOPSREMOVED 2 CEl\.~L~AGS29c - ::Jx A(iults-Saturdays, 7:30 and Strawberry, Black Cherry P • g·oo p.m. Sundays-8:0e and 5c or Red Raspberry I 10'00 a m. Eve of first Friday- NOVI BAPTIST CHURCH LB. 7:30 and ~'30 p.m. ~ Novi. MiS;higan ~ .... Monthly Ifoly, Communion-' Rev. J. A. O'Neill, pastor CAN 77(1I First Sunday-Grade School. Phone 992-Rll Second Sunday-Holy Name • • • • •• 41~~i-?f'35c dexo Shortening Tomato Soup ANN PAGE Society, 7:00 Mass. Sunday: 12·0Z. 1 00 (ONA BRAND, CUT Fourth Sunday-Sodality of 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. I • • • •• 3 CANS • Our Lady, 11:00 Mass. 11:30 a.m., Sunday School. Cbopped Beef ARMOUR'S A&P FREESTONE 15~·OZ. 5.QZ. 39c Altar Society meeting - every 6:00 p.m., BYF. Medium Shrimp SULTANA • • • • • • CAN. 29·0Z. 100 CAN 10e Wednesday before the third 6:00 p.m., Bible Heirs. 3 CANS .. Green Beans Sunday of the month. 7:00 p.m., Music. •• , •• , 12·0Z.BOT. 27 C Peaches • • Mothers Club-meets at 8 p.m. at Evangelistic service. Blended Syrup ANN PAGE FLORIDA 46-0Z. 29c Bartlett Pears SULTANA ••• 3 2!A~~' 1.00 ' the Church on the first Tuesday Wednesday: PILLSBURY• • • • • ~.• • 16.QZ.PKG. 19c Orange Juice • • • • • • CAN of each month. 8:00 pm., Prayer and Bible Pancake Flour Robinhood Family Flour • • 25 1.95 j study. SULTANA • • ., 3 3Q.OZ.CANS 1•00 ::0 Fruit Cocktail Suregood Margarine •••• 2 g~s41 c ; SALEM FEDERATED CHURCH-! NOVI METHODIST Spiced Luncheon Meat AGAR'S 3 ~2t;fs.1.00 Douglas R. Couch, Pastor CHURCH Ip-ton Soup ORYOMATONOOD\.EVEGETABLEMIX 3 PKG5. 38c Lipton's Tea Bags ••••••• Jr~6 21 c : J. Evaporated Milk WHITEHOUSE• • 4 J:~\.s47 c Sunday: Rev. M. McLucas, Minister I L_ OnionSoupMix ..• , .. 2 Pl <:'5# so • 14:$f. • ... CHEESE fESTIVAL and • at the church at 7 ence m Brighton church. Reports ALLVEGETABLE• • C"AlBN' HI.CAN 93c The Sunday Scho~l Council will from coz:nmission chairmen and SHORTENING 35c W"OI!,~J,!g meet Oct. 12 at the home of Mrs heads of departments on goals for Spry Edwin Trombley. . the conference year will be pre- SAVE ON CHEESE ~ BIG sented, -Ish BREAST0' CHICKEN 7.()Z. I Classes in Sunday School for all 39c Tuna F LIGHTMEAT •• - CAN WISCONSIN SHARP CHEDDAR VALUE' ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN ages. Everyone welcome to our CHURCH " services. GIANT ~d tB.\\ t/7J...... Comer of Elm and High 511. ~ig: PKG. 72c ~~~' Rev. E. E. Rossow, Pastor Ivory Snow • • • 30c Cheese Phones: Res. 151- Church 9125 SALEM CONGREGATIONAL I GIANtiilZE '; .Sf"'" 49~ CHURCH ' 10:00 a.m., Sunday worship. HeR' h d S L d' 25c Regv~y70~ 11:15 a.m., Sunday School and arry • 1C ar $, r. ea Ing Sweetheart Soap ONECENTSALE 4 !l~ES .lELLY ROLL, lB. 59.: Bible classes. Sunday: JANEPARKER-FAMOUS 1:30 p.m., Ladies Aid each sec- 10:30 a.m., Morning Worship. AMERICANOR PIMENTO LB. 't l~·LB. ond Thursday of the month. 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. ONECENTSAn 35c PROCESSCHEESEFOOD 2 LOAF 69c FrUI Cake • • • • • • • • • LOAF 1.29 8:00 p.m., Walther League each 7:45 p.m., Sunday Evening ser- Sweetheart Soap 4 ltirs Ched-O ..Bit SHARP LB. 3.\.B. SIZE,2.49-5-lB. SIZE,3.95 second Friday of the month. vice. New York Cheese CHEDDAR • • • 69c 8:00 p.m., L~thera~ Laymen's 7:45 p.m., Thursday evening LB. League each third Friday of the prayer meeting. Blu-White ONECENTSALI .;; 4 PKGS.27c Mild Cheddar Cheese WISCONSIN 49c month. LB. IT'S NATIONAL DONUT MONTH: 8:00 p.m., Voters Assembly each Kraft's Velveeta CHEESEFOOD•• 2 LOAF 79c PKG. second Monday of the month. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL LAROIPKG. 59"., • OF 6 25c Luthcran Ladies Auxiliary on CHURCH Lux Flakes. • • • ~i~:30c Iced Jelly Donuts • • • • • • • each third Thursday of the month. Plymouth, Michigan • 20-02.LOAF 17c Holy Communion, first Sunday Rev. David T. Davies, Rector White Bread At'B~~~~~~~~s•• of each month. Office Phone 1730 • Rectory 2306 Fels Naptha LAUNDRYSOAP. ; '. 3 BARS 25c A&PPralniutn-Quatity eoff~M Sandwich Cookies SCH~~LA~~CKS OFPKG.12 19c 17th Sunday aiter Trinity: GIVE yOU THE PENTECOSTAL CHURCH 8:00 a.m., Holy Communion. Cinnamon Breakfast Rolls • • • • b~G9 29c Church of All Nalions 9:30 a.m., Family service and Ri~bl!d Havor•••BiU@!f Vatu@1 8275 McFadden S'fl'eet, Salem classes for all ages including the Pastor Elder Jack Skillman I THRIFT·PRICED All prices in this ad effective through Sat. Oct. 9th adult class. Compare your coffee with fresher, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. 11:00 a.m .. Morning Prayer and richer.tasting A&P Premium-Quality 11:30 a.m., Preaching. sermon. 3 ROLLS 23c Coffees. These coffees are ~uaranteed I 7:30 p.m., Night service. A brief fellowship period will Northern .;Tissue to please you, or your money back! Tuesday: follow the 11 o'clock service to 7:30 p.m., Bible class, enable our people to gel bettcr acquainted. Tea and coffce will Friday: Ii O' RED CIRCLE: BOKAI 7:30 p.m., Saints me~t1ng. be served. RIVAL l·ll. I·l•• 1·18, lAG. $103:: lAG $1• 05 Dog Food • • • • .4 CANS 49t: .- T , Page Six THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Thursday, October 7, 1954

THE PAY·OFF October's breath is mild and scanly. November's is both sharp and chill. December's breath brings Gnow, and Sanly. j - -- And after Christmas· time, the bill. ..~ .. .., . WOMAN'S. WORLD ...._....__ ._~._~ _ Our Fall Sale Continues Clever Decorations ~ 1f)~at'4 :,~ Talk On House Plants To Be Given Here Are Often Simple, '97 ~ Alice Wessels Burlingame, dirt' gardener and lecturer, will speak o(J~Ut at a meeting sponsored by the Inexpensive Ideas \if ec Northville Branch of the Woman's (What's your favorite dish? If you National Farm & Garden Asso. EYE.CATCHING decorative will share it with other North. on Oct 11, at the home of Mrs. Ideas are otten the result of ville housewives, please call The R D. Merriman, 18910 Beck Rd. Imagmation rrore than money Record's society editor, Telephone If you study some of the follow- Assistants are Mrs. Q. Atchinson. 200.) Mrs. J. Haller, Mrs. R. J. Caster- : mg trIcks which have been used . they'll probably lend themselves ••~-"'•••• -""."""~.D..ol."'."'''-'._''.'''''''Ill.l.""."".",.",,,.,,,.,,,,-,,,.,,,,-,,,-,, ••III line, Mrs. P. H. Schultz and Mrs., to your home or may tIckle the M L. Hoysradt. Imagmat.on to something equally " Presented by The J. L. Hudson efIectlve for your particular use Co.• Mrs. Burlingame's topic will There's nothing static about be "House Plants for effective toda~"S fUlnItule. for example. Accent" an mformal discussion You may take old pieces or un- covering the propagation of all finished pieces and work them kinds of house plants. She win out to look I cally expensIve and also include discussion of inte. shmmng. res1ing new trends in the care and Need a chest for dining room. culture of plants in order to pro- She is a talented and enthusiastic bedroom or hall? Start WIth an duce more beauty and decorative old or unfimshed piece and cover value in the home. Plants. con- dirt gardener as a result of com- tainers, books and other materials bining academic training .and practical experience. Her club are used as a display to illustrate highlights in the program. affiliations include membership in the American Asso. of Univers- Mrs Burlingame attended the ity Women. P.E.O .. and the Birm- Umverslty of Mlchigan and the Ingham Branch of National Farm School of Floriculture at MIchigan and Garden Asso. She is a mem- State college where she special- ber of the The J. L. Hudson Co. ized in greenhouse production. Speakers Bureau, Detroit. DISCOUNT on GUJIS over $50

Bedspread and draperies ill REGULAR SALE this enlirelr new effect are PRICE PRICE called Fiesta. Three ro" s of selI-tone bullion fringe are used WINCHESTER Model 12 Pump 93.85 liD both bedspread and drapes. 12.and'16 Gauges _ _ _.._ __ _.. _ $15.08 Eleven distinctive colors are available including emerald. brass, rosepink and charcoal. REMINGTON Bolt Model 721A 88.35 l\lade with rounded corners, the 30-06 CaI. ______. _ ._.._ _.__ . $70.68 spread is completely washable (colorfast and pre·shrunk), lint- less and rClluires no ironing. SAVAGE Model_99EG 109.00 with a paper in a Chinese -motif. 300 Cal. (This g\}n is a honey) _._ _ _.__..__ $87.20 The top can be fInished _plam or antique, and paper and all may have a final coat of clear·satm- WINCHESTER Model 94 69.00 finish varrush for easy wear, easy 30·30 or 32 Special _.. ._ __ _._. . $55.20 care. Cabinet Decor Another idea is to combine a STEVENS Model 311 59.95 chest with a hanging shell. These Double Barrel, 12 or 16 Gauge . __._ _ _ _ . $47.96 can be unfinished pieces or pieces with oB flnish removed painted to match the woodwork in the room. Drawer fronts can be cov- . If you like pecan pie - and who doesn't?'-but want ered in wallpaper left from the one that i$n't too rich, this recipe of Mrs. Paul Terry's will 00 walls. The hanging shelf against Discount of GODS under $50. be just what you are looking for. It's delicious for your -the wall will look as though it is 10% part of the chest with such a treat· dessert bridge or for your special family dinners. f " "- -' :" -' mg.nt~ _ "I PECAN PIE . REMINGTdN"!\1t(;'all 550.1' 3 eggs , 1 cup light corn syrup· or 40.50 - Here's an idea that's- p-;actical 22 CaI. Automatic- $32.40 for chests as well as other pieces ~'2 cup of sugar dark II pr~ferred of furniture such as bookcases 1,4 teaspoon salt , 112 cup pecans broken or cabinets. Finish the outside of 112 teaspoon vanilla ' MOSSBURG Model 183D 24.95 the piece in natural. then paint Beat eggs lightly, add other ingredients and mix well. 3·Shot Bolt, 410 Gauge _ _...... •..... _ . $22.46 insides of bookshelveS or doors or drawers in paint to go with the Pour into unbaked pie shell and bake 50 minutes at 325 de' room color. grees. Cover with a thin layer of whipped cream and garn- ish w1th pecan halves. MOSSBURG Model 146B 28.95 I Cozy Kitchens 22 Calibre, Bolt Action ...... ••...•••.. _ . $26.06 Problem windows above the The Terry's live at 801 Carpenter and are the parents kitchen sink which don't take to of three lively children; Martha 8, Mike three and a half draperies or curtains will become and little 20 month old Betty Jo. STEVENS Model 94 23.50 an asset if you mount colorful -----=-==-=====::;====--==-=-==--==-=====:-::::---1 Northville Girl, 12 or 410 Gauges __ _ _ : . $2115 plants there. Train the plants to J grow up and across the top of the You Can Do Better windows by taping the vine or Ypsilanti Man WINCHESTER Model 37 23.55 stems in the direction desired. Than That! 12.16·20 Gauges _. $21.20 A kitchen corner WIth a table Exchange Vows can become attractIve with a good Sure you can-better than that color combination. Paint table and Before an altar decorated with little ditty in the "Hole In The JOHNSON Model 316 23.50 chalrs a bright blue, for exam· white mums, greens and candle- Head" up there in the left hand corner of this page. 16 Gauge ______.._ _ . $21.15 pIe, and cover the chair seats bra, Barbara Jean Busch became with cushions in a cherry red. the bride of Victor C. Plumley at See if you can't! For the wall nearest the table, a double ring ceremony in St. Write a four line virse-on any REMINGTON 514A 15.40 have narrow shelves to display h S d subject-and send it in to the plates. figures or a collection of Paul's Lutheran churc atur ay "Hole In The Head" Editor, The 22 Cat _ _ _._ - . $13.86 salt an.! pepper shakers. at 7:30 p.m. Rev. E. E., Rossow Northville Record. If it's cute. read the marriage service. J. If plants are your hobby. install Pederson. accompanied by C. L. clever, informative or just enter- glass shelves by screwing ratchet Luechtman, sang Wedding Prayer 'taining, we'll be glad to use it, and strips to the sides of the casing and and The Lord's Prayer. The bride with your name as author if you SHOP EARLY - STOCKS ARE LIMITED - NO DEALERS thus make it a dlplay for your greenery. If desired, use wood was given in marriage by her wish. brother Duane Busch. Try it. It's a lot of fun. shelves cut as wide as needed and support them With sCt;~weyes. Barbara is the daughter of Mrs. D&rothY Busch of Northville and Victor is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Desserts Essential Bernie Plumley Sr., of Ypsilanti. Creative Art Is • > The bride wore a gown of white A. ~ -.' " I d . 1 To Most Meals ',<'~\ _ -.I" J taffeta with droppe waist ine Development Aid, Desserts are essential to menus • 1 e:atherinJ:( into a full skirt falling because they add the smooth. fill. ~ I into a chapel sweep. The bodice ing touch. The sugar and starch, I had a boat neck line bordered Says.lnstr~ctor or carbohydrate, as It's called I with Alencon lace and long fitted What is the nurpose of having by nutrItionists is essential to dIet I sleeves edged with matching lace. Art in the schools? Is it included to give a feeling of well being. Her fingertio veil fell from a fit- in the curriculum in the hope CRISP ,I PEACU-CREAM t~ddcaaPbOoUfqAuleetnocfonFUlagCr.eM'Suhm-escaanrd-that the child will become an , (Serves 6) ('--' I rle artist? No, says Stanley Hench, 1 No. 2% size can peaches, . ~J' '''';"! woite rose buds with Angel fea- art instructor in the Northville D.lSCOUNT sUced " ~ } J' ;',1 thers. grade school. The reason itS that % cup qulck-eookIng oats "'6 ',~ The maid of honor, Lois Art, creative art, will he P" the ~ cup brDwn sugar -, , :'1'-1.'\ e '/f' , '1' ...... t> Rossow of Utica, wore a wine red child to grow and develop into % cup flour Mr. and Mrs. Del Campbell of 42300 Clearview.~ announce the Crvstallet frock and carried pink a happy, well balanced person, On All SUPER X & XPERT SHELLS % cup butter or subslitute and while mums. The brides- Hench Believes. Arrange peaches in greased 8· engagement of their daughter, Dawn Norma to Cliffo'l'd Schroder. ' maids, Jean Buttermore & Joan A child has certain abilities, incb round pan. Combine sugar, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Schroder of 4.S605 West Seven Mile ReL Rody of NorthVille wore the same and to explore-and these are I oats. flour and butter. Spread over h d f' dat wine red gowns and carried pink taken into consideration when an pea9hes. Bake in a moderate The young couple ave not ~l a e mite. e for the wedding. and white mums, ? Art program is planned. (350·F.) oven about 3{) minutes. • Major C. Gwyllt of Ypsilanti In the second grade, ior eX-'1 , Top with additional peaches. Serve PI assisted the bridegroom as best ample; the chiidren '~ut, out basic warm with whipped cream. Lapeer Parents an BPWNews man and Robert A. McDonald and geometric shapes from colored ~. SUND(MAEkTAS)RTS Dt'nneran'd Bazaar' Tw I b h B Berney Plumley, Jr. of Ypsilanti paper, arrangde the ll1 in t Picdt~reso a es, e ve mem ers of t e usi- were the ushers. or design an })a ste d temh own , ! tablespoons butter . I The Lapeer Parents Asio. ness and Professional Women's on a background. This project .', J2 marsbmallows dinner And anhual bazaar will ge' Mrs. Busch wore a gown of which the chiidren enjoyed (fIJd ~ teaspoon vaulUa held Oct. 9 at the Carpente~' club ~il1 atfen~ the. No.2 district oxf0x:I gray and a shoulder cor· that is vety im'()ortant)' involved 3 ounces crlsp rice ceres' Hall, 25501 Grand Riv~r, Redlorp. meetmg at Ypsllanh at the Wash· slIl!e' ot roses, end mums. Mrs. thinking because the children Combine butter and marshmaJ· The hours are from 10 a,m. to 10 tenaw county club' on Sunday, Plumley also chose gray for her planned their design or picture; lows in top part of double boiler. p.rn. with'luncheon at noon ~d Oct. 10. ' . ROw~ and wore ~ corsage of roses they did a little exploring by re- MeU over hot waler. Add vanilla a turkey dinner at night. All.the B~W women of Chatham Ont. a~4.~~rns" ,'-. .' -arr,gnging-'their sbapes -to find al!-d,blend well. Pour in cereal and proceeds from ~his"J11rair will 'be I'" I_"~ 1'<' .' ;_ LIlhan Dlck~rson and Judy" ,thl! best t1esign~ tbe children used , tOSJ·,Well. Mold in small buttered applied toward recreatioual faeQi. ~e ee er;Jta!,.,g.f'~~ unal n!ght l!-lld Sechlin a~istea at the reception 'their imagination by'buUding'dit. , ple~p.anJ. ChilI. To serve fill with ties for the Lapeer State Home. birthday on SatUrdAY, Oct. 16, tor over 201>gUests in the church ',ferent kinds of objeots like trees, ALWAYS COMPETITIVE " '~J of tee ere.m, driuIed with wIth a dinner at ~~ First Presby- pa,rIot'$, , '. :. 'Rouse'S, .beiats, children, airplanes,' cbp,coLate .auce. GETTING MARRIED? Thtn terlan ch~rch pi. :thatham, The Followl!1g the reception, thit 1l!tc:, out·~f.the shapes. NORTHVILLE PHO,NE 370' • " II 'r you'll want the finest wedding Northville club has been invited young couple left tor a h.!lney- ',Th"eir ~lnterests are brought In t07 N. CENTER I invitations See uNor best quaU~ dUb d moon in New Orleans. Thev will ·1:ieCBUSl! they are making pictures ..'>~ - POltpo' nementOLl1~~~~~~u~~~~ , ~~~~Y e~e~~~~ll~~~~~~~~~th~~:&~I~ ~ ~_~~, " __ ~ ~_~~~_~_~ ".;~e Blue St~~o~ .. and reception cards. 'The North.; untll <:>ct. 10 by' calling Mabel is ~tation ag,nl for l!ni$~ Air". thfl; ehlldr6!' ~a~ learning the skill ,.m,~ing haa IWWA ~ ...... - ville Record. '" j Cooley:' 8291 after 5:30 p-.m.' Iln8. . " ;0 - ~f-euttini a~d pasting. . ' , , 'I. ~- ..... 18, L~· ~ "\, ~.<'~ l ~: < ~~' ,.. ;J::L'JTI'C....:~of l~l toO 'I. ... ( jJ ~~?~';-~K\ """-:'liii,'Y1' ,'If.,'' ' "·~i· ' t "'..-'" .;~ ...,... I ... ~r,) , ~ JA"_~r.~,....l ~"""'l' ...",..'\. l .t",.'I.u_ .... ~ ...~~..,., ~~ f~ ..,F),,,.t'_.~~~,.,.,oJ ... ·~)~ N _, "it ..... 1"' ..£ ~~l11·t.iGt"'~\.~'I~;:r,)·~ .... ~'X'~~ .. :·"'l \..>~~t"" $f'(1 "' .. ",; .. :"""l'$_l ...,.... ~;r-'~1 ~'f.. .1 tLp"",:o,;"') .~~J;..r-(>·-:: 11~5- • o:;;J~}.( 1"!" ~<:A';"" '~i..t1~h~'~/' • ~"'" ...... l..j. ~ to. f' • • ~~ ..} Thursday, October 7, 1954 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Page Seven .. '. Mustangs Trounce Milford for First League Victory, 9 to 6 Teams Battle On ~t.~tl • TRY THE WANT ADS Muddy Gridiron; 3 PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY • , CECIL B. JACKSON. D.O. NORTHVILLE I News MICHAEL R. RANDAZZO. D.O. CHIROPRACTIC CLINIC ~:~~~~~~:~:~~~~~~~~:fought victory over Milford in ~III\ lrff'It - Osteopathic - 152 E. Main St. Northville their first ,league game, will take - Physician . Surgeon - PAUL A. FACKLER. D.C. on Clarence ville here Friday ev- ROYAL RECREATION Tues. Night House League I ROBERT T. RETZ. D.C. ening. """ Wed. Nile House League Royal Recreation i 146 North Center St. , Hours by ApPointment By Appointment With Clarencevi1le the under- "" W L W L Tuesday - Saturday dog because of an indifferent ~ c> Peanut'e Place 11 5 Beginners 12 4 Phones: Office - Northville 1161 season thus far. Coach Dick Kay's 9 Schrader's 10 6 Pin Hedas 8 8 X·Ray Res .• Livonia 5113 squad hopes to make it three vic- "" " Wolvenne 9 7 Atombombs 7 9 Res .• Dunkirk 2·5431 PhonQ: Northville 914 tories in a row. Hamsey's B'lr 8 8 Blowouts 5 11 Last Friday's game with Mil- Marr Taylor 8 8 HI. Team Senes: Pm Heads Detroit. Mich. ford was played without benefit ' Bathey's 8 8 2093, Begmners 1848. Blowouts DR. STUART F. CAMPBELL Webster 3·9860 of row boats or oars, but those Stone's 6 10 1793, Atombombers 1774. - Optometrist - appurtenances would have come Famous 4 12 Hi. Team Game: Pm Heads 717, 107 E. Main St .• NC)rthville DR. ARTHUR J. MALESKE in handy - HIgh Team Series-Schrader Blowouts 651, Beginners 634, - Dentist- Atombombers 614. Daily: 10 a m. to 5.30 p.m. stonn Hits Area Home Furnishing-2585. ' Friday: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 249 E. Main St. NorlhvillG Half an hour before the kick- Ind High Series-R. Stover-558, Closed Thursday ROYAL RECREATION Phone 799 off, a severe electrical storm HIgh Team Game-Batheys & Phone 1102 dumpea a deluge ,of water upon Shraders Home Furnishing-924. Thu1'3. Niie Ladies House League I _ the area, and the MIlford grid~ ,Ind. HIgh IGame·H. Thorne-225. Team W L DR. HUGH G. GODFREY iron was liberally spotted with Mich. Barn Dance 15 1 DR. J. K. EASTLAND - Dentist- pools of water and an occasional Freydl Women's Shop 10 6 - Deniisl- Northville BU3iness Mens League Rathburn's Chevrolet 9 7 107 E. Main Sireet - Norihville quagmire. Players on both j;quads lOB North Center Phone 130 Phone 7B4 were liberally spattered with W L Berling & McHugh 9 9 Freydl's Cleaners 14 2 Northville Bar 7 9 mud as the game pr9gress.ed. V. F. W. No. 2 11 5 The .first half was a see-saw 'fHE RAINS CAME. and the Northville High school band was unab!e to "strut its stuff'~ between Brader's Dept. Store 6 10 ~orthvil1e Lanes 10 6 affair, ,Yith neither' team able to I halves of ihe Milford game. Bui ihe lhree drum majoreUes and fhe cheerlead~s were at their pret- Royla Recreation 4 12 get anywhere. Northville had tiest. Top photo. left to right: ,Anne O'Leary. Sue Cantrell and Evelyn Clark. BoUom picture: Doro- Guernsey DaIry 9 7 Depositors State Bank 4 12 NorthVIlle Hotel 9 7 three scoring chances, but all thy Welch. Virginia Kawsek. Ruth Croll. Marianne Ratliff. Shirley, Adcox. Pat Hix and Giannine High team single game: Rath- MIllers Service 9 7 were ruined by costly fumbles. Berloni. -Record Photos burn's Chev. 707, Berling & Mc- One of these came with the ball V F. W. No.1. 8 8 Hugh 688, Royal Recreatlon 683. 0") MEN'S , Hardens Paints 6 10 on the half yara line. Two futile High mdividual single game: H. , l SlUrS slashes at the Milford line net- NO!thvIlIe Laundry 6 10 'I.:rendle 188, E WhIte 181, M. ted exactly nothing after the ball B & G Service 6 10 D'Haene 175. ~ I~NO was placed there on a first down Ply Auto. Laundry 5 11 High team three games: Rath- --1Ii1i ~ Ifll r.'\ §1. .... ~ smash by Fullback Bud Lovett. Bertera & Soave Bldg. 3 13 burn Chev 2027, Royal Recrea- :, ~:J ~UJg.d 0J On the fourth down, Quarter- 200 scores: F. Soave 268, C. Ash tion 1999, Berlmg & McHugh UlJiES' , back Bud Bell elected to pitch 230, L Bezaire 221, L. McArthur 1992. out to Halfback Joe GIrardin, 220-203-600, B. Wilkins 218, D. HIgh individual three games: COATS Pla,n who fwnbled the wet ball and Buttermore 211, W. Light 207, J. L. Taggert 466, A. Merritt 463, E. Milford recovered on the six to Stubenvoll 201, W. McGee 200. Gaffield 451. D RE'SS ES Plain end the threat. • • • In the third period, North- Northville Recreation League ville again forced Milford to punt W L from its end zone. When the Mil- Ritchie Bros.\Laund. 12 4 STRICTLY FRESH~ ford kicker' stepped over the Nor. State Hosp. Emp. 10 6 end line, however, the referee Cy Owens Ford 7 9 ruled a safety and Northville West Pomt Ser. 7 9 iFALLING in-and-out of love is was out in front, 2 to O. R. E. Davis 7 9 the formula for longevity, ~- i cording to a 90-year-old Los The battle of the mud con- Opt. Emists 5 11 ,Angeles man. We can remember tinued without appreciable gain E Robinson 223 Iwhen a broken heart made u' on either side until miaway in H. Godfrey 212 ,feel at least 110. the last quarter, when Girardin W. Williams 204 and Lovett combined to work :I A Vancouver,• •B. •C., paper had the ball to the Milford ten yard Northville House LeagUe I to call in a translator to relJ , 'eHer believed to be written 11 stripe. W L "Swims to Score" , Jerman Turned out it was jI ~ Briggs Trucking 11 1 \ combination of poor En~tisl There Ball took the ball from Shafer Bread 9 3 center, cut between r(ghi guard Northville Mens Shop 7 5 and tackle and sloshed through Standard Service 7 5 a pool of water to score. Lovett Northville Bar 6 a; 135 N. Center Street - Northville repeated from the two for the 'C,alvalcade Bar 6 6 Orchard Lake Rd.• Corner Grand River - Farmington eXfra point. . 774 Dep. State Bank 6 6 Penniman Avenue - Plymouth Milford came right back with ______' V. F. W. 4012 5 7 a passing and running attack Heichman & Van Every 5 7 • which, culminated in a successful called the turn on 38 games while FIVE STAR SPECIAL ~ South Lyon Cut Stone 4 8 two yard t05S1:0 Davidson for a missing on 14. Ulinois over Ohio State Phone 424 4 8 touuchdown. The extra point Here are ten of Pete's selections Techinal Service Inc. 2 10 HERE'S HOW was missed, and the game ended PIGSKIN PbTh and' bad' spefhn,r. '11' ••t ~ ,,::-r' for games for the weekend of ADDTIONAL SELECTIONS 200 scores: R McClain 244-230- ,Fellow across the desk fI 0'1' soon after with Northville win- . Oct. 9: ning, 9 to 6. • • • 600, D. Pauline 237, B. Hawley apparently learned to wflte J TO SNUG UP Pid<4/wm Te~evision Game of the Week Chinese laundry. Northville held a decided edge IOWA OVER MICHIGAN 224. C: Myers"224, L. D. Riley 223, ... C!!Je $,orttns News Wisconsin over Rice . . W. Hammond 220, B. Archer 215- .. over Milford in statistics. The MiSSIssippi State over Tulane (Without B.oldacCt an~ Ba~ff 208-622, F. Light 214, L. Lefevre' Enterprising moonshiner nc~ FOR WINTER Mustangs gained -83 yards rush Breaking on top in mid-seaSOn! UCLA over Washington the. Wo~veTlnes were t~effectlve 214, R. Eko 214, W. Light 210, D. r \Voodson, Ark. operated a Sll ing to 42, made 12 first downs to form, PIgs.kin Pete, The Sporting 'on a platform in the middle of , Michigan State over Indiana ~g~~n~t ~rmt· Th~Yt~~ tee~ Yerkes 209, A. Gadioli 205, A. 5, but lost three out ~f five fwn- News' football expert, chalked up 'lake and it wasn't discovere<: ,Southern Ca~ over Texas o ~k1~~~m~~~e~ T~xa~' Johnson 205, C. Ehr~he 201, A. until the lake dried up. He prob- hIes and had a passmg yardage a .731 average in his gridiron pre- Christian Nebraska over Kansas St. Dayton 200, R. Bezalre 200, C. ;ably got greedy for quick profit Weather proof your house with a of 21 to 52. I dictions of Sept. 24-25. Pete Fordham over Boston U. Notre Oame over Pitt Myers 200. < and bottled the lake to serve ~ rugged roof that is smart and Colorado over Arizona cocktail partIes. --- - Stanford over Navy Army over Dartmouth colorful in appearance too. Hexa~ Minnesota over Northwestern '" '" . Texas A & M over Houston ROYAL RECREATION Radio Moscow says that a So- Monday Night House League viet fisherman caught a halibut gonal asphalt shingles for a 28x24 weighing 660 pounds. Sounds r W L house cost as little .as s. L B~AOER Department Store and instruction· Those entermg Rew's Magic Five 13 3 more plausible than most fist' Enos Porter Rites To the class must furnish the item Main Super Service 11 5 'stories broadcast from behint $6.58 per month they want to work on. The class Bailey's Dance Studio 10 6 fhe Iron Curtam. $ * $ will meet every Tuesday night Freydl Cleaners 8 8 NO DOWN PAYMENT from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. startig Oct. Silver <1ollars are in commor. BOY'S FLANNELETTE MEN'S BLANKET- Be Held in Plymout.h Don's Jr. Five 8 8 'e only in a few western states" 12. Zayti Trucking 6 10 cording to banking experts. 12 MONTHS TO PAY SHIRTS LINED JACKETS Enos H. Porter, who resided at The registration fee will be-$10 Alessi's Gen. Ins. 5 11 t if the U. S. mmt would pas~ 16240 Northville road passed for the IO-week course. This fee Northville Lab. 3 13 .t a few carloads of 'em in th~ Blue denim whipcord. away very suddenly Wednesday ,<, they'd becdlne popula) Plaids and patterns. & co,'ers the cost of all materials Ind. High Single Game Davis Block out winter's cold with in- morning, Oct. 6. He was 73 years 217 Blue Bell brand. old. Mr. Porter came to Ply- Ind. High 3 games Alessi 571 sulation. Save money on your Sizes 6 to 18. mouth from DetroIt 14 years ago. Sizes 36 to 46. Team HIgh Single Game Zayti fuel bill. Enjoy year 'round com- He was a teacher in the Detroit Effie D.Thomas Dies 930 NEED BUSINESS CARDS? We $1.65 public school system until hIs re- Team High 3 games Baileys have an excellent selection of fort. To insulate the average $4.39 tirement in 1951. He was a mem- 2570 cards and tickets of all kinds. For house ceiling costs as little as ber of the Nardin Park Methodist At Home of Sister 200 Bowlers F. Wick 202, fine prmting. call 200. The North- , Church in Detroit. ' Endress 211. ville Record. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Al- Effie Dora Thomas. 364 South $5.96 per month Center St., died Sunday at the verda Porter and six children NO DOWN PAYMENT MEN'S MEN'S Mrs. Lucille Sechlin and Car~ home of her sister. Miss Jennie 01 Porter of Plymouth; Wendell Ashton, 8706 Petoskey, Detroit. 12 MONTHS TO PAY DRESS TROUSERS SWEAT SHIRTS Porter, Mrs. Janette Martin of She was born in Northville Dec. California, Ralph Porter and 14, 1869, the daughter of John Plain colors and fancies. Heavy quality. Kenneth Porter of Detroit Four and Mildia Safford. Her husband, Give your home a new Warm sisters, Mrs. Sarah Br~v~an of Robert, died in 1948. Zipper collar. All new Fall patterns. Saginaw, Mrs. Ruby Shupp, Mrs. Mrs. Thomas is survived by overcoat of Insulating Siding Red, navy and maize. La Verne Smfth of Lima, Ohio three brothers, Ernest Burden, which insulates as it beautifies and Mrs. Mabel May of California. of Plymouth, Olney Burden and $6.95 $1.95 Also 16 grandchildren survive. Harvey of Pontiac; and three sis- 5'9'" 1t(J~ and protects. Siding for a 28x24 Funeral ,services will be held ters: Mrs. Cora B. Del:m, Mr-; house as little as at the Schrader' funeral home in Myrtle Shiply of Pontiac, and For Solid Comfort Plymouth, Saturday, Oct. 9 at 1 the sister mentIoned above. $7.64 per month p.m. Burial will be in Oakland Funeral services were held All Next Winter Hills Memorial Park. Tuesday at 3 p.m. at the Phillips- NO DOWN PAYMENT Bahmiller funeral home, with MEN'S CAMPUS MEN'S FLANNELETrE, ' Rev Ivan Hodgson officiating. In- 36 MONTHS TO PAY COATS SHIRT~ terment was in Rural Hill ceme- Woodworking Class"" tery. Short and Fill Your Tank Now At Detroit Market Price. Black, royal and maroon. The deceased had resided in LET US HELP YOU WITH regular I~'jg tail .lyle. To Stl?-rtOn Oct. 12 Northville for the past 37 years. Plan Books Quitted • Information On "How To lining. • Financing Arrangements Do It Easier and Better Guaranteed faat colon. The Northville Recreation de- • Contractor Services • Selection of Suitable Enrollment will take place at.the WSCS To Hear Mrs. • Free Estimates Materials $8.95 $2.39 refinishing and woodworking class starting Oct. 12, at 7 p.m. R'" D' Tr.·p Enhollme.nt will. take place at.the ....ng Iseuss school shop in the basement. of The 'WSQS of the Methodist the elementary school'~'iiUding. church. will. have, their re~ar ''It you should happen to have monthly mel:!ting Oct. 12 at 7.45 .NOWELS s. L BRADER', Department' StorQ" some', antique or otlier piece" of p.' pl. The Bazaar 'shower will· - " . - - .. furniture around the house which alSo be held at ths tirne,,~~ eRE LY"& S' . , , LUMBER. & COAL CO. -----STORE HOURS ----- you would like to give a new look Olaf Reng, who ~oureQ. E~"1? • ons' Bl'ILDERS' SUPPLIES • HARDWARE , . this class is. designtd to do just this summer with· her hUSb~' . •• • PHONE 30 OR 1100 Open Thu...day, Friday, Saturday 'tit 9 P.M. that." said Dlr. Stanley Joh~. will show $lides ~aken(!ln ijl !if ... _. , ,. , ton. "Mr. Renard. the high school trip. Members ()f ..:.t\)e. , Wes ." '. .' '. Coal & 'uel 0" C.,. . · 630 Baseline Road ~ort~~le, Mich. ,l ~' r ..~~\. ~. '(-....I • 141.£. MAIN ST.. NORTHVILLE'" 'Shop teacher will be the instruct':' Service guild will,.be; Inl~i .!. :,.~.':'~ .._ 'o'D~" to PHO- ,_ or and be is a specialist in the art the evening ~d~~ ~,!~)'_l'il . s "11 H.... ~u:.1\ l( ",..~..~ , ". ..'.~):~'f:'I'~' o~ antique re~ish~g." clrqle, 1Iill serve refreshments. . ~---~---IIII!I._rIl!~------.1~. ~ ~oJ,"'.f.. • ~h ~" • ) ))~ \~\. ~I~~;~~(0. THENOR~V~_,_R_E_C_O_R_D ------T~nd~,Ocl~~7,1954 Page Ei·..:g:.....h_t__ . _ ....

WEEKLY CRO~._NORD PUZZLE For Sale For Sale For Sale For Rent Miscellaneous Miscellaneous [:_-:---- _-.--;._1 MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS MISCELLANEOUS ------I·-----·~----·I Dutch Edifice $1200. Pair Chinchillas, exchange CANDID WEDDINGS. Profes- '48 FORD CLUB COUPE. Very HOOVER sweeper~, new and ~e- 1948 CHEVROLET Aero Sedan. FOR RENT - Wall paper steam- Eger-Jackson, Inc., 846 _W for common labor, mason work, sional cameraman for the dis· good paint. Priced to sell. Rath- bUilt. Also repaIr and semce Radio and heater. Good condi- er. I~-1I0RIZONTAL 3 Explosive Ann Arbor Trail. Plymouth carpentry, mason blocks or food. cr~ing ~rid" and groom. i burn Chevrolet Sales. 19 all makes. Howard Moyer, Hoov-, tion. Rathburn Chevrolet Sales. Gaffie1d StudIO - Commercia! I 1Depicted 4 Pronoun Phone 15S2. . ISU Chinchilla Ranch, 56101 Grand Industrial, Portraiture. Phon~ LENNOX OIL BURNER, 2 yrs. er Sales and Service, % Schrad- 19 ; ~athedral 5 Therefore FURNISHED and heated apart- River, New Hudson 18tf Plymouth 72 2t1 old, wth controls, 2 burner ers. Phone 623. • 14tf m -- 6 Precipitation 1 ... - .. screen. 8 Ballads 7 Braid electriC plate. Phone 338-W. 19x MOTOROLA TV, 121h" ment. Private entrance and t ------WHEAT straw, 40c a bale. Like new, $50. 26070 Clark, bath. Convenient for employed 13 Army oflker 8Poses DOAN'S Second Hand Store, FURNACES vacuum cleaned re- SNOW APPLES. Six Mile Rd. Edward June 44000 12 Mile Rd. Navi. Phone 956J1. 19 couple. 642 N. Center. 19 ;14 Senseless 9 Hypothetical Anytime after 4:30 16~23-30 44480 Grand River, Novi. Fur- paired and installed. Oil b~rn- person force Cor. of Chubbs, ~~ mile east FURNISHED apartment, 3 large niture, stoves, refrigerators, mo- ers serviced. Livonia 2045. 18-21x 10 '15 Soak flax 10Serbian capital of Salem. 19 1952 FORD Tractor - 5 tools. 1 PC. WALNUT Dining room rooms with twin beds and pn- tors, pumps, etc. We buy, sell or 16 Tita~ 11 It is of-- 1951 DODGE pick-up truck. sUite. Best offer takes. 232J. 18~usIc~1 architecture 33 It contains 43Parent '49 HUDSON. Very good condi- vate bath. Private entrance. Good trade. Phone 96?-Mll. 27tf 42840 10 Mile Rd, Farmmgton 1 19x INSURANCE, F.lltE, Theft, Lia- : dl!~ho~ 12Steps famous 44 Bewildered tion. Reasonable. By owner location. Inquire 371 E. Main 5t ----I bility, automobile. Mrs. F. R Phone 192. 19x :19DlmmutiVeof 17 Direction (ab) paintings 45 Traps Phone 1263-J 19 Near Novi Road. 18-19\ . 1------Lanning, 214 N. Wing .• Phone GAS stove (Enterprise) perfect 209. . ' 20U 'Edward 20 Fastened by -- 46 Finales BEAGLE dog, 2 yr.s. old. 42840 order. Also 2 wing chairs. -----·IA-1 pAlN'I'rNa and decorating, 20Struggl.e 21 Covers with 34 Before this 49 Female' rabbi! LADIES' coat, like new, Alpaca 10 Mile Rd, Farmmgton, near Must be seen. Phone 275J 19x SLEEPING room for gentleman. interior and exterior. Also wall 22 Salutation straw 36 Member of 51Measure of lining, SIze 16, $15.00. Ladies' Navi Rd. 19x Call 535-R. 19x W3.sbing.Roy Holli's. Phone 286-R. (call.) 24 Malayan Catholic order area (pI.) coat, % length; natural possum . 1951 CHEVROLET deluxe tudor. ROOMS, overnight and perman- 26tl TRENCHING, septic tank. lines, 23 Otherwise' garment 37 Cares for 53 Compasspoin' fur, $10. RIding outfIt, breeches, TOY Sale, C?ct.13, 9 to 11:30 a.m., Radio and heater. One owner ent. III W. Main St. Northville ------1 pipe an~ tile lines, footings; ,25FIlament 26 Attires· 42 Encourage . 55Diphthong vest, size 14 Boots, Size 7 to 8, Presby ten an church. Buy your car. Rathburn Chevrolet Sales. 19 Bar and Restaurant. 19-22 BOYD Roofing, Flintkote Shin- complete mstallation of septic 27 Suture ..... , 28 Curves r."""!:!:;""~~-r!l!-t $10.00. Phone 933-Jl 19 Xmas toys early. All new toys .. ------I ______1 gles, Built-up roofs, Roof re- tanks and field beds. Foster Ash· 2. ,?> 'I S' b 1 (Coop. Nursery) \ ' 19\ '47$ FORD,R bgood transportation,1 Sal 5-ROOM furnished upstairs apart- pairs, Re-coating. Eavest"rough & by, 19476 Maxwell Rd. Phone 29,Anent - ,30 Tr6:!lspose NEW 30_30 M 0deI Wmc hester 125. ath urn Chevro et es. ment. George Hill, 116 W. Main. gutters. Free estimates. All work deer nfle $70 Phone 1329-W "51 Chevrolet Deluxe, 4 door, 19 Phone 474. 19x guaranteed. Phone Northville 1157. 3.8ti I (ab.) , 1 power glide, radio alld heater. 31 Atop 19 858-W, 759-M, 135 N. Center. '32 Call (Scot.) Very clean car. Rathburn Chevro- STRkW, hay and oats. 41222 Nine APARTMENT, unfurnished, three 46tf MATTRESSES and BO·X '51 Chevrolet Deluxe 2 door, low let Sales. 19 Mile Rd. Saturdays and Sun- rooms and bath. 146 N. Center. ______I SPRINGS of best grade mater· '33 Hire mileage, excellent condition. , ' days. Phone 943Rll 19-20-21-22 NorthVille. InqUlre upstairs. 19tf \35 Sacred song ial We also wake odd sizes and 38 Prod Rathburn Chevroet Sales. 19 ELECTRIC glass heat panel, $25, VIOLIN Lessons, J E. Raez. 19171 do remake work. See our show SLEEPING room for gentleman Clement Rd., corner Seven Mile. !39 Brother of l slightly used. Kreske floor fur- iodln at any time. Adam Hock FRYERS, 45c lb. Livt! weight nace, Will heat 5 or 6 rooms, $100. Phone 146-W. 19tf -19tf Bedding Co. Six Mile at Earhart ;4(&~i~~(Bib.) Dres~ed and ""rawn at no extra Phone 373-R. 14tf roads, 2 niiles west of Pontiac ,41 Harms charge. 57716 V{. EIght Mile Rd '50 BUICK, 2 - Trail. Phone Geneva 8-3855 South f4'l Railroad (ab.) Phone GEneva 8-3606. 27tf door. Very clean, Lyon. 43tf ;48 Finish Low mIleage. Rathburn Chev- !50 ContaIner rolet Sales. 19 ,51 Three-toed HAY. Fust quality timothy and TWO flats, unfurnished, remodel- ed and redecorated. -Heat furn- I sloths clover, large or small quantity. ROOFING, Siding and eaves- '52 Hangman's Also 2nd cutting alfalfa for rab- ished. Apply at 334 Yerkes. 19x , knot troughing. Also aluminum sid- E bit feed. Northville 4'15. 23ti ing. Alummum combmation doors 54 Sign 58 Sugared and wmdows. Free estimate. FHA LOST 57 Helps '.. terms. Baggett Roofing & Siding, Northville 787-J 18tf VERTIOAL BLACK and tan Dachs!J.und pup 1Assents 8 months old, near State Hos- 2 Sewing tool , pItal. Child's pet. Reward. Notify 1------·----- CLASSIFIED .' Livonia Police Dept. 18-19x CLYDE'S Painting and Papering. PAIR of boy's glasses, light My service-your home beauti- ADVERTISING RATES I !l.~.--~~~ frame. David Hartner. Phone ful, 304 Plymouth Ave. Phone 306 . ~~/_-:-~' 1282. 19 Northville, Michigan. 19tf REGULAR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS -tp~-::~~!~~~~~~ BLACK cocker spamel, old dog. -=- "\ y~~\;. Answers 1:Q name of Blackie MEN"S WATCHES Recondition'· '01 In IIgbt laco S·point lower ea.... typil from :-- -;.~~ .. FIrat It1bcrtfoz.: Reward. Phone 158. 19 ed, guarantee like new. Ship· lflTeBibre ley's Watch Repair Shop. 138 E .. eent8 P:T word (mmimum 69 cent-.). And we know that all things SIAMESE cat. female, brown and Main, opposite A & P. 20tf S~b,eQuent InBertloDB work together for good to them cream. Unfriendly. Reward. Call ordered at Ume of liTBt in.erilOn I that love God... -(Romans 8, 28.) NorthVille 908-J1. 19 '15 per cent oC above Tat.4 ------1 A RE-SHINGLING job? 36 mos. uLineu on Local Page": Those who truly love God will' No down payment. Free surv,ey !:O c:el1h 0 nne; box char2e 26 eentil u:tra. r~je('t evil, and hannful and nega- WANTED Phone Plymouth 744. tlye thoughts and desires. They Will hold to all that is good and Sterling Roofing & Sanding Co. conslructive in spirit, mind and-' THE best home-building lot in 16-17-18-19X body; they will love life and their or near Northville. $500 cash . ~ ~. c ...~..t fellow men - and all this will be will buy. What have you. Phone ALAMEIN CARPET CLEANERS reflecleriin tile joy and richness of TOP SOIL, PEAT HUMUS. 42201 651-W, Northville. 19x Northville 133·R their !i"es. _ "ALL"-The complete detergent, Twelve Mile Rd. Phone North- Special low prices given to the ville 1281. 16tf 10 lb. bag, ~2.19. 50 lb. drwn, KITCHEN and bath remodeling. first 10 customers who call be- $10.49.. 100 lb. drum, $18.95. Free ALL KINDS of furniture. Also Cupboard building, plastic and fore Sept. 30, 1954. Cleaning on delivery on the 100 lb. drum. floor --5 cents sq. ft. Call up for 991-J1.antiques. 25100_Novi Rd. Phone17tf .aluminum tiling. floor covering. Ritchie Bros. Laundromat, 144 N. Phone Venn ant 7-0053. 19-22x free estimates before .this offer is Center. Phone 811. Itf WANTED over. Alamein Carpet Cleaners, ______. I SEE Otwell Heating furnace Detroit WE. 3-2236, Farmington grave yard, good life left in I:--:-:-=------.------1 ALTERATIONS. All work guar- 2544. 16tf Try The Want Ads WASHING MACHINES repaired. some used coal jobs. Used stokers, anteed. Geneva 8-2960. 19 * LAND contracts for cash" Inquire Wringer rolls and parts. Used good condition, also damper con- 358 E. Main St. washers. Grissom Home Appli- trols. Do it yourself or we install. 17-18-19-20x ance. 318 Randolph St. Phone 883. 265 W. Ann Arbor Road. 4-4tfc 1------1 HELP WANTED GRANDMA 34tf DEAD STOCK: For free pick-up -----1 CHEST OF DRAWERS, oak, prompt removal of - dead ,j FIRE place wood and slab wood $8. Good condihon. Call 341-J. stock, call Darlmg & Company, COMPANION housekeeper, full Call 1452 Northville. 16tf lllx collect, Detroit, Warwick 8-14.00. or part time. Mrs. Wood, 45811 WIRE BALED STRAW, 75c a 48tf W. Grand River, NOVI Phone AIR-COOLED engrne:l, outboard b 1 $ 0 TIt d r '-=:::-::-::-::- I 1316-R. 19 motors, magnetos, pumps, farm, a e; 2 a ton. on 0 s e IV- I GENERAL. contractor, br i c k, 1------garden and lawn equipment ered. roOF Lodge, 41800 Grand block ap.d cement work. Call MATRON C - Positions in North- Lawn mowers sharpened, servic~ River Ave. Novi. Northville 90-M Engler Construction Co., KEn- ed and sold. Farmers Repair 19-20-21-22-23x ville. Salary, $52.00 weekly - wood 1-4831, or Chester Spencer, 1 year experience in practical Shop, Novi, Mich. Phone North- I • ville 3&1. lOti FRIGIDAIRE refngerator, elec- 1505 E. Lake Drive, Waned Lake. hoUSekeeping. WrIte for applibi- tric stove with automatic con- 47tfx tion for examination to Michigan trol. Can be s.een at 410 W. Main Civil Service Commission, Lewis MOVING FtJRNITURE Pianos or call 1275J. 19x Cass BUIlding, RecrUIting Section FOR SALE and electrical appliances. Mon- B1 ARTHUR POINIER , Lansing 13. 19 JITTER " AUTOMOBILES 1948 FRAZER. Good tran~orta- day through Friday call 741-W l ~~~S~~~~~~~~~; I hon. $85. Rathburn Chevrolet 'ti! 5 p.m. after 5 p.m., Saturd ..ys ~:=:::;: : =:=;:, :: =: ; ::: =: =: : :::::= Sales. 19 and Slmdays included, call 692. SEPTIC TANKS ~ 4 BROOD SOWS and 34 pigs. 15tf If you're driven to Muscovy ducks',· 30c lb. Ralph FENCE Building, any kind. An, and CESS POOLS Amos, 1342 S. Main St .. Plymouth work g u a l' ant e e d. Claude I ... DISTRACTION 1476-J. 19x Hinchman. Phone 833-M. 47tf '~ , Vacuum c1es.ned and repaired. < by a car that's out of CARPENTER work, cupboards, M.D.H. LIcensed and Bonded. SIDEWALKS J~.EPAIRED porches, attic rooms and gen- ACTION eral repair. John GotrC'. Phone Free Estimate~, 24-Hr. Service. For Free Estimate 810. 39xtt t and you're tired of PEARSON SANITATION CALL 227-J PAINTING, papenng. Dan' Mer- spending money for • ritt. Phone Plymouth 774-R. Phone Plymoulh 2973 repairs, Building • Painting • Masonry 24tf . , "'.__ n_._- . Come on out - if need by PAUL PALMER 112 Walnut Northville LET US REPAIR TRACTION , 13-16 YOUR ROOF Custom Corn Picking We will give you BUlL T·UP HOT ROOFING Ford D~arborn Equipment r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;=;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;:;,J IASPHALT and SLAG ROOFS SATISFACTION RECOATS FLASHING _BUILDING- •I REPAIRS NEW HOMES Phone Farmington 0901·Mll in a car that has All Work Guaranteed _REMODELING- t a future free from care. CUPBOARDS VirI~y Roofing '50 Ford $575.00 Licensed 8t Insured 325 Caroline St. • Milford I ALUMINUM '49 ;Ford $295.00 lr __ Phone MUtual 4·2412 Combination doors and STRAUS , Farmington 2618·R windows. Free estimate. IfI '53 Plymouth $1,150.00 Modernizing Co. p • ,,-- ~Ot!-+ FHA terms Phone Northville 982·J1 I !, By DUfl Fisher I,'1 '51Dodge $795.00 Baggett Roofing & Siding :MUTT AND JEFF '50Dodge $550.00 SERVICE ON ALL Northville 787·J l:, I GENERAL CONTRACTING MAKES OF WASHERS . JeFF!;' I, AND Franc~i8ed Dealership DINER. II G. E. MILLER BUILDING SERVICE Building Maintenance 'Tlle nesT MEAL'> • 11'1 Sales & Service • PAINTING TOWN.- II DODGE • PLYMOUTH HOUSES - GARAGES • REPAIRS COMMERCIAL BUILDING SUBURBAN CARS AND DODGE • FREE ESTIMATES CONCRETE WORK No Job Too Big or Small JO'B.RA TED TRUCKS APPLIANCE '"" II 127 Hutton Sit Phone Northville 1425 ANDY BESSEY C. O. Hammond & SOD Evenings Phone Northville 2'S7.Rl1 II Phone 430 Phone Northville 897 " ) Northville 1202.M12 Call after 5 p.m. Open 'tit 9:QQ P.M. 511 N. Cenfer Sf. NorthvWe I

""'..,,....~ t-' ....1ft ~ .. t ~~ .... ~=..; ~t""'t' I, \' ~. I' l- I : ~l'" .. Thursday, October 7, 1954 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Page Nine and Mrs. Jeanne Clark. The grls made new tags and heard "The NEWS FROM NOVI IBrownie Story" after which they Events Of The Past In Northville YOUR CORRESPONDEN'r - MRS. LUTHER RlX learned some songs and played BUSINESS DIRECTORY Phone Northvlll. 245..J games. ~~~II~~~"~~#·#'#~"'#'###'#""##'~·"'·'##·#·#·~'··'~'~,,#,~~ The Novi Neighborhood Girl ONE YEAR AGO The NHS Mustangs defeated Scout Leaders and committee The climax will' come Friday Larry snow. Cheryl Murphy & members had their meeting on Nine year old Johnny Swain, Holly, 13-7, in a football game. evening with a fellowship sup- Russell Stevenson. Real children; Tuesday, September 28th at Novi 131 N. Rogers St., is recovering Fullback Dick Gray scored one per at 6:30 o'clock. With a Social Philip Siminton, Caroline Edel- School. Mrs Georgia Larson in New Grace hospital from in- touchdown and Chuck Dickinson time, games and music. All who man, Michael Ross, Freda Angel" announced that the Calendar juries suffered when he fell from scored the other. would like to come are welcome. Butch Rice & Marion Slentz. A ISale will begin Nov. 8-15 with I' . a tree While gathering chestnuts. Clifford Hill's night blooming Novi School News School Boy; Greg Larson. delivery date Nov. 20th. Mrs. Makmg a Bench Vise Street Supt. Herman Hart~er, cactus is the feature of a story in The eighth grade class has be~ There were three birthdays Mae Skellenger is Chainnan of AN indispensible item for the home, Jr.'t reported that new ~arkIng the Detroit News. AL'S HEATING, INC. Licensed and Bonded Heating Contractors guncthe fitst year of "N" club. All thi~ week in the Fourth Grade. this project. Leaders are asked workshop is a bench vise, which ~e ert are on the way for Install- FIPI'EEN YEARS AGO pupils of Novi school that earn- Brenda Coburn, Dianne Mc- to cooperate on the Torch Drive can be made of scrap wood either a IOn ere. EMPLOYEE OWNED & OPERATED Northville schools have an en- ed letters last year are eligible Collum and Jimmy Jones. October 19th to November 11th. one inch or two inches thick. AC-! The Women's club opened its rollment of 811. to join. First and Second Grade news There will be a Regional Con- cording to American Builder, the 61st year with a meeting at Ann The class has started buying Mr. Parks brought in a new ference in Grand Rapids, Nov. ~ Arbor. l"or the fourth straight year, the Mothers club will sponsor the Defense Stamps. Officers of the black board for .the First and Sec- 16th to 18th at the Pantl~ltd Thirty Novi women met at the "N" ClUb are Bonnie Bellinger, ond Grades which can be moved Hotel. Many leaders are takmg A';;· home of Mrs. James Mitchell milk pro j e c t for Northville children. GAS . . . . For Permit Holders President; Allen Geir. Vice Pres i- about the room and make more ~dditi~nal training at t~s 't~e C~U preparatory to conducting a • dent; Sandy Moody, Secretary space for work. . mcludmg a Troop. Licensmgf /liA.ILs~itf:/SU/liH.0 fund drive. Dick Loomis will head the The children were all weIghed Course by Mrs. Pauhne Bassett \ • SCf:/tws boy's. athletic program. OIL . • ...... For Anyone an~h Cl~dia ~a~, Jre~sure~: and measured for height on Fri- and Mrs. Florence Hayes. Mrs., " FIVE YEARS AGO Excavation has been begun for . ls ~ ~ve~,. rase :s T~ve day and by the end of the year Lulu Whittington is planing on ~) Sec of State Owen J. Cleary a manual training room under .... FOR SPACE HEATING! grrare' mDorothyt e rvlceBoyerqua.Dorothyey check on grow.th ....attending extra training sessions ~ I has been selecl"dlit" as speaker for the grade school building. W . d M S h .' M'd Many of the boys and girIs In Farmmgton st~~tmg Oct. 5th. , the annual 21'ers banquet. . All Estimates and Surveys Freely Given! 00, ary c emmann, 1 ge I . Anyone else desIrmg to take r E h THIRTY-FIVE YEARS AGO All A.G.A. approved equipment sold by us has been Wendland and Raline Kolk. The have brought some of the~ 0:-vn this training please register with !

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ourrentra~.There-are frleIidly peoplehere to make saving more pleasant for you. St9.liing with less than $10,000 in assets in 1934, First Federal Savings has groW) steadily to a present 130 million dollars in size. To the customers whose savin~s Dw.ing -the Annive~ar;. Open House, there are souve~ gifts for all who drop in. efforts made this growth possible, we offer thanks and will try to deserve your conI. 'And some very speCIal gifts for people who open new savmgs accounts. tinuing friendship. 'We invite you, your family and friends to pay us a visit. And we'll he most haPI?Y Our purpose from the' beginning, has been to make saving convenient, safe and to see you. - - -' ------. profitable fo~ everyo~e. That'~ why we've ad~ed so n:any branch offices-including Walter Gehrke, President a modem officeright m your neIghborhood. Savmgs are msured to $10,000 and earn 2%

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r "t Page Twelve THE NORTHVIlLE------~------_-=-.:.-----RECORD Thursday. October 7, 1954 ·1.. • '1' Toxoid Walled Lake Man Council Thanks Square Dance To Be t'Born FreEt Book Your Child and Reading - Miss Ruth Knapp, RN, announ- Held In Comm. Bldg. ,------The I R - d T d Some of you who read this are ces the results of the Toxoid pro- gram. Twenty-one grade school Arrives In Korea Citizens Giving Members of the Cooperative eVlewe ues ay the parents of small children not Nursery school will sponsor a yet attending school, others have students were given their ~irst KOREA-Army Cpl. John E. Civil Defense Tark E E N dose; Seventy-four were gIVen square dance Oct. 16 in the Com- Mrs. C. E. Woodruff, a member children entering school for the G R Prieskorn, 2.1, whose wife, Joan, munity Bldg. \Mrs. Do u g Ia s of the Tuesday Book Club, re- fir~t time, and still others may booster shots and were vacci- Aid During Storm lives at 45350 Pontiac Trail Lorenz, publicity chairman, an· viewed "But We Were Born Free" have children well advanced in I nated. Sixteen students from OLV Is Given Here I Walled Lake, Mich., recently ar- Two violent electrical storms nounced this week. Tickets will by Elmer Davis, and read ex- elementary and see and a r y T H U M B received their first shots. rived in Korea for duty with the which struck Northville Friday, be available at thl! door or can be cerPts from the "Mind Alive" by schools. Northville's aid will be needed October 27 is the date set for 863d Transportation Company. . ht d S d b ht t bt . d b 11' M wHarry Bonaro Overstreet. in the event of an atomic attack by Paul Newton toxoid shots and vaccinations of mg an un ay roug ou 0 ame y ca mg rs. m. . Some of you are wondering Corporal Prieskorn, son ot Mr. the good in Northville homeown- Secord, 271. This project is to The club met at the home of what can be done to better pre-' upon the Detroit area, William high school students. and Mrs. Prieskorn', 22721 Law- Siebert, Wayne county civil de- ______!rence, Dearborn, is a clerk in the ers, the Village commission indio raise funds for playground equip-. Mrs. Glenn H. Cummings. Gues~ pare your child f9r schoolror -When I visited several model cated Monday evening at its reg- ment. Iwere Mrs. S. ~. Lockwood of what can be done to help him fense coordinator,-told Northville gardens last spring I made notes company. He completed basic Rotarians Tuesday noon. to pots for six weeks to form a ular meeting in the Village hall. Mrs. Charles Hall, president,' Clearwater, FlOrIda, Mrs. Ger~ld now that ·he is starting school. on how I might improve my own training at Camp Rucker, Ala., He sad there were two danger good ·root system. Then by re- The deluge of water literally explained that the Cooperative R. ohnston, and Mrs. Catherme Others of you have children who garden. Those notes have guided and arrived overseas during Sept- points in Michigan-Flint and the moving them carefully so as not swamped the pubic works depart- Nursery school ~ives children an Lans of Wasenaar, Holland. are not succeeding in school as my planting of bulbs and shrubs ember 1953. entire Wayne county area-and ._. this fall. to disturb the roof system, they ment, and Mayor Claude N. Ely opportunity to develop through _ 1 well as you feel they should and that in the event of an attack. are ready to be put into the bor- and the commissioners reported superVised play and learn how to would like to know what can,be there would be a great rush of Notes made now of deficiencies IN MEMORIAM Two Adult CI~sses der by early July. The tops should that many citl'lens turned out get along with youngsters his own U done to help them. - / residents of those areas into out- in your fall garden may serve as . In loving memory of my wife, be snipped back to 2 or 3 inches, with brooms and other equipment age. One of the most significant Mastery of Reading lying regions. a guide to help in your spring Margaret G. Duguid, who passed and again about August, snipped to help control the flood. factors in the program is that Many of you feel that the foun- ,He said the J2.ictureis a fright- planting. away on October 7, 1952. Sadly Are Planned H to about 4 or 5 inches in height. "We really a~preciate the help when the parents assists in the dation for succeedmg in school ening one-if an attack comes- The masses of gorgeous chry- This process of shortening pro- missed by her husband and fami- ere santhemums in fan gardens al- that citizens and the police gave play sessions, he can see his own is a mastery of the reading skills. and that Northville should be pre- motes sturdier and more prolific ly. the public works department child in an entirely new light. Ever envied a person who can In a sense this is true. One would pared. ways make me wish I had used stem growth and better flowers William Duguid more of them. They extend the during and af!er the storms." School meets three mornings a give. an acceptable talk at .a din- certainly think so if he accepted, His talk was a prelude to the Protection During Winter Mayor Ely said. Without their aid, week, Monday. Wednesday ancl ner or some other gathering? at face value, the articles which Civil D e fen s e demonstration flowering season well into No- Winter protection is an import- vember, IT the blossoms are pro- Vdlage employes would have had Friday from 9 to 11:30 in the base- If you have, Northville High appear on this subject in the which is to be held here Oct. 25 ant part of this program, so that considerable difficulty." ment of the Presbyterian church school will teach you to be an various popular magazines. under the direction of Oscar Ham- tected on frosty nights. there may be plenty of new Six Attend Civil He commended Pat r 0 I man but with no affiliation with the accomplished Jlublic speaker in Since there is such an interest, mond, Northville's civil defense shoots for dIvision next spring. How To Multiply Frank Heintz, who got himself church. . eight easy lessons staring Mon- especially on the part of parents, chief. Chrysanthemums The freezing and thawing, usual in Michigan winters destroys root Defense Program thoroughly drenched trying - to Any mother inter.ested in the day evening. in how children learn to read and From the chrysanthemums now structure unless a mulch is pro- help, although his duties did not Cooperative Nursery schQol is A course in public speak'ing will why some children do not learn as effective as they were years in your garden you may have ten Mrs. Arthur Carlson, Red Cross , welcome to bring her child and be offered irr the Northville area to read, this series of articles has ago, or if we' disapprove of mod- vided. Marsh hay is a good mulch, times as many next year. Mark Chairm~n; Mrs. C. O. Hammond, require his assIstance. , f th . b M' Fl P tt b d' d t . t ern methods of teaching, there also evergreen boughs. Leaves In Connection with Northville's visit one 0 ese mornmg ses- Y 1 S S orence ana ani, een eSlgne o. acquam you the plants now by name, color Civil Defense Chairman; W. E. sions stated Mrs. Hall. In this speech instructor at the high WIth the kinds of problems faced is danger that our children will -' .. and height. Next spring, tiny tend to pack and smother. Mulch- Forney and Mrs. Forney, who is recurrIng drainage problem. the, d h'ld b at 7'30 pm in R 129 d 'ill'n teaching ch'ldren to read nd reflect these same attitudes. And es are never put on until the commission agreed to help relieve way the mother an c 1 can e . .. oom ,an WIll a green shoots will appear on the Blood Bank chairman; and introduced to the program. last two hours. the part parents can play in help- most'of us would agree that we do ground is frozen. a situation where property of . • . h·ld l' h h II outer edges of the old root mass. member, attended the Civil De- . . Mrs. Irv. Marburger IS mem- A second adult education class mg c 1 ren. not accomp IS as muc as we Chrysanthemums are heavy fense show in Livonia Sunday. Parker Holden, 628 W. Mam, IS P h f h I k t f h t k ·th Th~se make the best planting d bership chairman. to be offered by I the high school er aps. a res 00 a a ew when we approac a as WI a stock. The old center should be feeders A good fertilizer is a Mrs. Carlson stated that the show being endangered by floo wat- Oct. 12 will Q.e on accelerated facts may help us attam muutal good deal of skepticism. thrown away, it has such a con- mixture of 2/3 Milorganite and was not a demonstration of effici"> ers. A committee will consult with reading, designed for the .ini'=- 'understanding. In spite of what The first 'step in preparing a 1/3 5-10-5. A handful of this mix~ densed and crowded root system ency but a practice to determine county ·highway officials to ob- Presbyter-Ians To provement of comprehension anX ~cr.i.ticsof thoe publIc schools say, chlid for sc'libol then is for t.he that it will never mature an~ will ture can be spread in a ring the weak spots in the set-up ana tain construction of about 20()feet h d .... h ld t h 1 t d I t t about 4 inches from the base of dral·n to carry flood waters into t e rea ing rate, according to c I ren m e e_emen ary Iparents to eve op a cons rue Ive harbor disease. The small root also the good points. of Prin. E. V. Ellis.on. schools of today read as well as, attitude foward the scho'ols. Be- stalk from the outside edge, with ·the plant. Twenty members of the Civil a storm sewer. Holden announced f memorate ·f b tt th h'ld f . h d' . The aphids which attack the himself pleased with the commis- "om The instructor will be Marlin 1 not e er an, c 1 ren a fore deplormg t e rea Jng m- not more than three growing Defense Air corps under the dir- sian's action, in contrast with the HiJI, director of Adult Reading comparable \ grade levels in the struc~i~r: ~our child is receivi.ng shoots, should be taken in mid- plants at this time of year can be ection of Lieut. Harter were there ·lng courses at Wayne university. It schools of 40 or 5C1 years ago. or cntlcIsmg ~he schools for In- May. Some gardeners plant these destroyed by spraying with a so- and they made an .impressive usual criticism. ,urcCh h Found will be of eight weeks duration More Training effectlve methods let us make directly in the garden. Others lution of nicotine sulphate (Wack group in their uniforms. Lieut. In other action, the commission: I and will be held in the high It is .also probably true that certain that the blame lies wl~h have better luck putting them in- leaf 40). Harter will come to Northville Took action to determine what The 125th anniversary of the school auditorium from 7:30 to your 'chIld has or WIll have a the school. and organize a Civil Defense club shall be done about the Boy Scout founding of the First Presby- 9:30. teacher with more training than here, composed of young people, building w~en the new element- terian church in Northville will The courses wIll be sponsored !our teacher had When you were if enough interest is shown to 1r.=====::=====;:1 ary school IS completed. The re- by the Northville Coordinating m elementary school. DR. L. E. REHNER warrant it. creation committee, headed by be commemorated at a banquet council and. the Board of Educa- And fmally, modern methods The Northville representatives OPTOMETRIST Robert Merriam, will seek support at the Church house, Thursday, tion, and the fee for each is $10.' of teaching reading are based on who attended the show felt it of various organizations so that a IOct. 21. All the living ministers Enrollment should be made by what IS known about .how child- Phone Plymouth 433 was satisfactory and hope that caretaker can be emp!0.ved,. a:- who have served as pastors of calling Mrs. Samuel Geraci, 168, dren learn best. Certamly no one Northville can arouse the inte- FEDERAL BUILDING though school ,authontles mdl- thIS church in the past will attend. or Mrs. Robert Coolman, 1130. would argue t.hat the. AB.CI rest shown in Livonia. 843 Penniman - Plymouth cated Tuesday they may seek to 1 bI" . . 't d t Ellison' said a total enrollment method of teachIng readIng dId retam the building. T~e genera pu IC IS mVl e a of 30 Js necessary for the adult not develop good readers, but -HOURS- Directed Village Atty. Philip partIcIpate. reading class but that he speak- from the evidence available there Monday. Tuesday. Thursday. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Ogilvie to write an opinion on the More than 200 persons are. ex- er's course could have fewer stu- are better ways of, teaching read- 'FILL UP BEFORE WINTER] 1 P.M. to 9 P.M. CHURCHES responsibilities of both homeown- pected ~o att~nd, and rese:vatIons dents ing. That is the reason why tea- ers and the Village as regards are deSired l~ a~va~c~ smce the cher training instItutions now Wednesday. Friday. Salurday. The ever-availability of the PHONE PLYMOUTH 107 10 A.M. to 5 P.M. Quality Work Always the construction of sidewalks. seatmg capacIty IS lImited t? 25.0' Woman's Union teach prospective teachers other OR FOR EMERGENCY healing power of the Christ. Such construction has been stop- Dr. WIl!Jur J?hn.stor: IS m methods for developing reading CALL 2291·J3 Truth, will be brought out at ped until the matter is settled. charge of tIcket dIStrIbutIOn. The Woman's Union of the skills. Christian services this Sunday. Directed police to prohibit cars Presbyterian church will have It is not the purpose of thIS "Are Sin, Disease, and Death ECKLES in front of the high and element- In the lot behind the Community Its regular meeting Oct. 13 at I :30 article to discuss methods of tea- Real?" is the subject of the Les- COAL & SUPPLY CO. ary schools. Parents who previ- bUIlding, or along one of the side pm. There WHIbe an election of ching reading. The only reason son-Sermon. Selections to be read ausly have picked up their child- streets. The commisslOr·l-s voted officers and faith goals to be for the three previous paragraphs Closed at noon Saturday from the Bible include the ac- 882 Holbrook Phone 107 ren there will no longer be allow- i unanimously to keep Main St. approved. Also, the program to IS to point out a very important count of Christ Jesus' healing of Plymoufh ed to do so, but must either park clear for traffic. WItness through fellowship. matter. That is, if we as parents the(8:1-3);"leper as given in Matthew I'I~~~::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~======~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ''When he was come down from the mountain, great multitudes followed him. And, behold, there came a leper and worshipped him, saymg, Lord, if thou wilt, thou canst make me clean. And Jesus put forth his hand and touched Were out to break. hIm, saying, I WIll; be thou clean. And ImmedIately his leprosy was cleansed." Among the passages to be read a record in October! from "Science and Health with Key to the Scriptures" by Mary " .. <~~ ~1\~ ~~ ~~:-:;~~ Baker Eddy is the following (142:- 31): "Truth is God's remedy for "':-" .! ..~ :.;; .".... ~~ "-';"" .. ; ..'s. -? -:. ~ ..~' error of every kind, and Truth -? "' .... V v, .I'~';:." destroys only what is untrue. Hence the fact that, today. as yesterday, Christ casts out evils and heals the sick."

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