~t 1\ Planned Demise of Railroad Depot Stirs Memories When Northville's historic depot depot went up." (The original depot 1920. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. biggest business was in freight, with comes tumbling down soon the demise was built in 1871. Later the same year Charles H. Whipple, also were mamed large shipments for the Silver Springs will stir some regret for a former ~--..r./~ a depot was built at Novi and a year in the home. bottling works, Stimpson Scale Northville resident who punched later the depot a Wixom was built). Today, the McDonalds, who live in Company, Superior Chum and telegraph keys in the building nearly a City officials are negotiating now Romulus, own that portion of the old Manufacturing Company, the American half-eentury ago. for the razing of the depot, which is Whipple farm that lJes on the north Bell & Foundry Company, and the Ovid McDonald, 68, who retired as unused, rotting and a frequent target of side of Eight Mile Road, just west of Globe Furniture Company, he said. the Romulus railroad agent after 49 vandals. It has been labeled a hazard tht: Thompson-Brown subdiviSIOn Although the passenger busmess years of service that began here in and an eyesore. Recently, a development. was a good one, it already had begun to 1920, talked of the depot Saturday north-bound train was held up 20 Incidentally, Mrs. McDonald's dimirush m those days, he recalled, while rummaging through old way-bills, minutes wIllie fuemen battled a fIre in '. mother, before her marnage, had the because of the thriVing business done some of which date back to 1894 when the building louched off by vandals. recen tly re modeled mansard-roof by the interurban lines here. Flint & Pere Marquette owned the Vandalism also saddened the house, on the west side of Rogers just In those days, he ,said, train facility. McDonalds several years ago when the north of Mam, buut before the turn of passengers and freight customers either "It was .already an old building old Whipple home on the south side of the century. reached the depot by the stauway when I started working therel" said Eight Mile Road, west of Taft, was When McDonald became telegraph located near the old well or by the McDonald. Of course, I don't believe it destroyed by fire. Built by her operator and clerk at the depot here, dnve under the railroad overpass now was the original buiIdmg. I'd guess it grandparents, the John J. Thompsons Pere Marquette operated a "good" used to reach the city's landfill. Those was built before the turn of the nearly 100 years ago, the house was the passenger train business, with stops six using the stairway, parked their cars - century but quite awhile after the fIrst scene of the McDonalds wed~g in tlmes daily, he remembered. But its Continued on Page B-A

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I ' TOWD'shipTelDpers Its VALENTINE'S DAY, February 14, 1970, has been tentatively set for the Northville School District's millage election. A favorable vote would allow the district to proceed with more than $2 million in additions to the present five schools.

A RECORD TOTAL ***of $3,394 was collected in the Fish Hatchery Position 1969 Unite'd Foundation Torch Drive residential campaign in Northville, Mrs. William Swank, Northville area chairman, The apparent hands-off posltion of Action came after another round Stromberg was glVen unammous by some board members, proposed that the Northville Township Board was announced this week. The figure surpassed the goal of S2,777 of heated debate on the subject and a consent to permit appointment of the the townshJp formulate development modified somewhat Tuesday night split-vote defeat of a compromise by $617, Mrs. Swank said, pointing out that "once again the comJlllltee In what appeared to be a plans jomtly with the city to ensure when board members authorized proposal to jom with the city in move to show mterest but not fmancial that such plans can be financwJly general spirit of Northville carried us to a record." Her establishment of a committee to preparing plans for the park's commitment. supported by the township. Argumg chairmen and workers, she adds, made many return calls to discuss the fish hatchery parI.?;~if\"'.1.the S~~t.e Jax Co~miss~on tQ. ,Richflrd Kay: ,", won' thell stand that the m.1tter should obtain the right to ,levy another mill district~wide, Northville wait! for' the people's decision in the *** School District has decided to follow the same road. special December 8 election. That Ballots Ready Tomorrow, Friday, Northville administrators will file a brief ejection, to take place one day before with the tax commission in Lansing. For the three years, the the next regular meetmg of the board, Schools Need wJiI ask township where the millage district had levied 8.9 mills district-wide. The county 'For Ahsentees rate should be mcreased by two-mills allocation board said this year only 7.9 mills could be levied to permit acquisition and development Absentee ballots for the special in the township, though 8.9 could be levied In the city. In the of park property. December 8 election are now available, Clarenceville decision, the district won the right to levy 8.9 The election proposition ongmally Northville Township Clerk Mrs. mills district-wide. Northville Board members said they Sex Education grew out of the board's mdecision over Eleanor Hammond announced this would make the decision whether or not to levy the extra "There are many opportunities in Clergymen, teachers and parents, most acqUISition of Maybury Sanatormm week. mill after they received a favorable ruling. the teaching area for sex lessons," of all, need to become more property .for park purposes but Jt has The clerk noted that lasl Richard W. Kay, vice-president of the knowledgeable ." since been interpreted as deallllg with Saturday'S regIstratIon deadl.llle saw Sex Information and Education Kay called Role, Relationships and any recreatIOnal areas. The two mills nearly 200 persons register for the {. POSSIBLE ESTABLISHMENT*** of a Northville Council of the United States (SIECUS), Responsibility (to self and others) the referred to III the proposition was seen election. The total number of persons ",' Township fife department came up for discussion Tuesday told members and guests of Northville three R's of sex education, admitting as the amount needed to purchase and now eligIble to vote, she saId, "IS when Treasurer Alex Lawrence f(~ported that a lengthy Mothers' Club Monday. that this is the "most delicate, most develop Maybury property. roughly 2,400." complex problem we have." investigation showed the township might be able to sell Stressmg that a healthy image of The fish hatchery property is Township electors will be asked to A sex educatIOn program, he located in the township but IS owned III bonds through a federal government program at low interest self and awareness of one's role m life answer two questions the December contmued, really is a teacher and a by the CJly of NortllVllle, which has election. One proposition asks if the His study, he said, indicates that a fire station and fire are as much a part of sex education as child or a parent and a child. asked for financial ass!stance III its township's board's actIOn in rezoning equipment could be financed "roughly for about "the plumbing," the act of sex itself, Kay said he feels a good, "whole" He suggested three approaches for development since it is used by Haggerty Road property to an $200,000," not including land. Property could be obtained program ISneeded. a sex education program - in the township, as well as city, residents and industnal claSSificatIOn should stand, at Six Mile and Sheldon roads, he said. He suggested the Kay, who assumed his SIECUS schools, in an adult education program si nce the park is used III the and the other asks if the township department could include a "working chief and four men" office last month, is director of and in a family-life type education cIty-township operated recreation millage rate should be raIsed by two plus a 25·man volunteer corps. Taking the position that the community services in Grosse Pointe councIl. program. nulls for 20 years to permit acquisltJon growing population of the township makes present joint Schools and is a former principal of "It is Jmportant that schools BaldWin, in a motion that he said and development of park property .Ill city-township fire protection inadequate, he said he favored Amerman Elementary. He pointed oul Continued on Page 14-A provided the "protection" demanded the township. establishment of a township department and asked fellow that he was not speaking for SIECUS

.... \1 board members to consider it . or for GP schools, but had come as a former Northville resident to explam the STECUS. THE ANNUAL meeting***of the Northville Area "SIECUS itself," he said, "is not a Development Corporation will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday, sex program per se, but a November 19 at the council chambers of the city hall. The consultant-type, non-profit service only non-profit organization dedicated to promoting industrial on request for those who 'seek us.' and commercial development in the community will elect a "Children learn good sex lessons from parents and the family umt most board of directors for the coming year and discuss actiVIties of the past year. of all - this is a fundamental part of the Whole program. However, we need to refJne what we are doing. On School Additions Board Picks First Plan Northville school board members $12,000 for added electrical service, Raymond Spear, superintendent of explored five additional plans for $12,000 to replace the sewer system schools, outlined the four Items that Am~rman Elementary school Monday and $25,000 for footings. are being considered by the board: the night and voted to stay with the Final drawings of Cooke Junior playground, bus loading and unloading original plan. High addition won approval from area, slaff parking and the receiving At the request of board members board mcmbers, with the solution of area. (.Alficernedwith the $25,000 price tag any questionable areas left to the The total package would cost put on footings for Amerman, the administration. $10,000 and Spear said the project architect came up with five different . Answering a question posed by the should be included in the upcoming sites for building the addition. board two weeks ago, the architects bond issue. Cheapest of the five was still said with the proposed acoustics in the The matter was referred to the $16,000 over the $451,000 estimated present gym of the old junior high the building and site committee for a for the present addition. reverberation rate will be 1.2 seconds. detailed plan, cost and source of Board members, agreeing the The rate shows good acoustics in the revenue. l' original plan was most educationally room, it was noted. At a July 14 meeting of the board, NEW CHURCH STARTED - Groundbreaking watch the symbolic ceremony. The unit will sound and most economical, gave the In a lctter addressed to the board, the decision was made to fence the ceremonies took place Sunday noon at Taft and include educational space, a social hall and office architect the go-ahead to proceed with the Main Street PTA expressed concern high school pedestrian overpass. Eight Mile for the first stage of the new First facilities. Construction costs have been placed at final draWings. over the "dangerous bus loading Spear said he has received word United Methodist Church. Many of the members of ' $390,000. Construction of the sanctuary will begin Included in the 5451,000 is situation at Main Street Elementary," Continued on Page 14-A the congregation turned out (background) to later. See related picture on page 4-A.

_'trumpet sweetheart roses and sprays of star There will be a tea following sleeves and the hem of the flowers formed the honor maid's the program. Mothers' Club has accepted the sel11l-gathered skirt of the gown. The bouquet while those of the bridesmaids ********** job .of conducting the survey, with butterscotch daisy mums, A SHOPPERS' bus is to go which is being undertaken with tangerine carnations and avocado star nonstop to Detroit December 2 to monies from the grant of $19,565 Births flowers harmonized. take Northville women to see the from the state. Turlough Fitzgerald was best man. holiday decorations and shop. Superintendent Raymond Ushers were Austin O'Keeffe, Pat Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krauter of Reservations at $1.50 are being Spear has announced that all O'leary and Randal Peart. Milford announce the birth of their residents to be polled will receive The bnde's mother chose a taken by Mrs. C. W. Whittlesey, second child, Bnan Keith, November 4 letters beforehand from the school turquOise {shantung ensemble with 349-1825. The bus is to .leave at Martin Place Hospital In DetrOit. His matching accessories and a corsage of from the Church Street entrance district. brrlh weight was ten pounds, six turquoise-trimmed yellow sweetheart to Northville Downs at 9:30 a.m. Promoters of dividing the ounces. Mrs. Krauter IS the former roses. and will leave for Northville from school year into four quarters and Sharon LaFond of NoVl. A receptIOn for 200 guests from Detroit at 3 p.m. having school "keep" all year feel The baby Joms a brother, Steven, Northville, Plymouth, Livonia, Grosse Idea for the charter bus was it will reduce construction needs 6, at home. Grdndparents are Mr and Pomte, Royal Oak, Detroit, Ann an outgrowth of the trip taken last of the district. Mrs. WIlbur Krauter of NorthVille and Arbor, Oscoda and New York followed Mr ,lIld Mrs. Raymond laFond of Friday by Northville Woman's Under the plan students at the Mayflower Meeting House, Novl. Club to visit historic Detroit would attend three of the four Plymouth. churches. More than 50 club quarters with some pupils to be in For her trip east the bride changed *****"'**** members making the trip to school for the summer. Would this Mr. and Mrs. James Inman of to a deep purple knit ensemble with Central Methodist, St. Ann's and appeal to those who might like I De,lTborn Heights are parents of a gray accessories. A 1967 Northville I daughter, Nicole Rene, born November High School graduate, she has Old Mariners churches found that winter vacations in Florida and ski 3 at St. Mary Hospltalm Livonia. She completed nursing school training at the charter bus was as fast as vacations in Vermont? This is the weIghed eight pounds, eleven ounces at Schoolcraft College. Her husband is a a utomo bile transportation and type of question Northville bIrth and ISthe couple's first c1uld. me dical school graduate of the eliminated parking problems. Junior-Senior High PTAs hope to Grandparents arc Dr. and Mrs. H. Ul1Iversity of Cork, Ireland, and Chairman of the day Mrs. E. have answered at a combined Lome Dyer of NortllVllle and Mr. and presently IS a reSIdent at University of G. Sprunk and Mrs. Whittlesey meeting at 8 p.m. next Wednesday Mrs Oliver Perry of Garden City. Mic1llgan Hospital in Ann Arbor. then conceived the idea of the at Cooke Junior High cafetorium. shoppers' special. They already Everyone interested is invited. have more than 26 reservations ********** Detroit Officer and hope every woman in the CHRISTMAS CARDS of the BPW Clubs Hear Talks community interested will take Michigan Cancer Society will be advantage of the opportunity - delivered to the door of anyone Four members of the NorthVIlle To Give Talk they even hope some group will ordering them by Mrs. Edward C. Business and Professional Woman's take up the project and institute Kelly, Jr., 349-4179, local Club attended a legislative clmic chairman. Pointing out that she sponsored by the Michigan Federation monthly "specials." would rather see the $1 delivery of BuslIless and ProfeSSIOnal Women's ********** . charge· (jnade to have cards sent Clllbs~ Incorporated, Novem~er 8 : t NORTHVILLE MOTHERS' Michigan Suite University campus' in Club which annually makes a out from Detroit headquarters) go East LJllsing substantial donation to our into research, Mrs. Kelly Mrs. Inga Allen, local president, schools - raised in such projects volunteered to save the postage. Mrs. Lucille McKinney, Mrs. Beatrice as the baok fair and bake sales - Her car, she adds, is "filled with Carlson and MISS Leona Parmenter has vated ta depart from recent cards" for anyone who wants were among thc 200 women practice and this year is them to address now for reprcsentmg the statc's 133 clubs earmarking its gift far cultural Christmas sending. Luncheon speaker was enrichment. Miss Diane Rathert, daughter of on social issues at the biennial Mrs. H. O. Evans, president, Mr. and Mrs. K. R. Rathert, of 450 Lutheran Health and Welfare Forum at reports that the gift is expected to Education Maplewood - now first year· graduate St. Louis November 3-5. be well in excess of $1,000 and is Dr. Anthony Downs, consultant to st u dent at Washington University to be used for cultural programs the Kerner Commission on Civil School of Socml Work, St. Louis, not in the present school budget. Tops Agenda Missouri - heard several top authonties Disorders, Dr. Arthur S. Flemming, Secretary of Health, Education, and A Mothers' Club committee Education within the state and the I Welfare in the Eisenhower cabinet; and of Mrs. Richard Huston, Mrs. national government's role in aid and the Reverend Calvin S. Morris, Gordon Forrer and Mrs. Frederick trade world·wide are topics to be §taJitatf(te~··~~.' associate dire ctor of Operation Hartt is exploring with Miss , ..)('. WM'H THE: co nsi dere d t his month by the RIGHT HAIR STYLE Breadbasket, were featured speakers. Florence Panattoni, school About 500 social workers, Northville·Plymouth provisional curriculum consultant, and the League of Women Voters. administrators and pastors from more school curriculum steering QualIty CALL US At the league's general than 300 Lutheran welfare agencies committee enrichment in the Dry CleanIng and congregations attended the membership meeting at 8 p.m. today in FOR AN .~.., fields o( theater, art, music and Alte,atJOn~ •••• tluee-day meeting. They are affiliated the nautical room of the Waterman :ni! 1 the perfonning arts. Dye Work with the tluee major Lutheran church Campus Center at Schoolcraft College 1vlICkISAN BANURO the national program all leagues will Re-weav.ng APPOINTMENT... ",.: bodies ID North America - the Such exciting possibilities as study in 1970·72 is to be outlined. Tux Rental '!it*!!!!!' Lutheran Church in America, The bringing a string quartet from the Lutheran Church- Missouri Synod, and Detroit Symphony, original "Financing Education in fREE MOTH PROOfiNG Michigan" is the topic of November The American Lutheran Church. paintings from the Detroit The forum IS sponsored by the urnt meetings. Mrs. Robert Hallam, I • Institute of Arts and a dance 21456 Summerside, will be hostess for fr~~~J'5 Lutheran SOCialWelfare Conference of INSPECTOR OWEN group are being discussed. Amenca, affiliated with the Division of an evening meeting at 7:45 p.m. next CLEANERS & MEN'S WEAR Welfare Services of the Lutheran ********** Monday. Mrs. Donald Davies, 585 ANNUAL BOOK FAIR, South Sheldon Road, will host the 112 East Main Northville Northville Council 111 the U.S.A. 349·0838 Baby Baptized sponsored by Mothers' Club to Plymouth meeting at 1 p.m. November help make these gifts possible, is 20. Baby.sitting service will be available Juhe Lynn Henson, daughter of at a nearby home. The same Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Benson, Jr., of being held this Friday and Saturday on the stage of the information is covered at both Westland was baptized November 2 at meetings. NorthvIlle Presbyterian Church by the Northville Board of Education i building (former community The league is open to all area I Reverend Lloyd Brasure. women of voting age. Further building on main Street). Hours I The baby was born July 26, 1969. information may be obtained from Her mother is the former Mary Lynn are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 7 to 9:30 l ~ Invitation to you Mrs. MiltoT' Holstein, 3494909. HJ1I, daughter of Mrs. George HIli of p.m. Friday and 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Kings MIll and the laic George HJlI. I NOW IS A GOOD TIME TO START COME IN NOW WHEN YOU MA Y Saturday. Paperbacks and hard cover books for adults and Ice Show Planned MAKING YOUR SELECTION OF LOOK AROUND LEISURELY FOR children have been personally I selected by Mrs. George Murany, For Senior Citizens J. CHRISTMAS GIFTS. GIFTS OR ITEMS THAT WILL REALLY .1 chairman, and her committee. Northville Senior Citizens are to ]' WE HAVE A FULL STOCK IN ALL BE APPRECIATED. Another project of active see the Olympia ice show at noon this Mothers' Club, a Candlelight Saturday. Those attending are to board SIZES OF ALL ITEMS THAT MAKE OUR SALES CLERKS WILL BE the bus at the Scout·Recreation building. It is to leave for Detroit GOOD GIFTS FOR MOTHERS, DADS, MOST HAPPY TO ASSIST YOU IN PRESCRIPTION promptly at to a.m. EMERGENCY CHILDREN AND GRANDPARENTS. EVERY WAY THEY CAN. SERVICE BONGI'S DAY NIGHT SALON Hairstyles 349-0850 349·0512 You, may use our Lay-a-way plan 349-4220 to Flatter You Your Health Is Our Business 107 E, Main St. -Northville DOROTHY'S NORTHVILLE DRUG or personal charge, your 9A.M B:J:-aders lal110Ur 134 East Main G Nook to DEPARTMENT-STORE 40799 Gr.nd River, Noyi Al Laux, R. Ph. c.n GR·6·2020 9P.M. II· h· B k d M t Ch C d 141 E. MainSt. - Northville - 349·3420 1,dC 19an an ar or as er arge ar PLENTY OF PARKING IN THE REAR NellI to Grimes Open Air Mirket 1 -- - - ... - ~ j

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about r::::::1 ======:1 omen mI. and the fanrlly , I To list your event in the 77, 12:30 p.m., in Plymouth. Community Calendar call 349-1700. Northville Education AssocIation, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 13 after school, cafeteria. Town Hall, 11 a.m., high school NorthVIlle Optimists, 6'30 p.m., auditorium. Thunderbird. Novi Rotary Club, noon, Saratoga. Union Chapter RAM, 7:30 p.m., Northville Explorer Scouts, 7 p.m., Masonic Temple. Legion Hall. VFW AUXIliary Post 4012, 8 pm, Scout Troop 731, 7:30 p.m., VFWHall. Methodist Church. No rthvllle Area Economic Orchard Hills Boosters, 7:30 p.m., Development CommIttee, 8 p.m., . r Orchard Hills Elementary. Manufacturers. Northville Commandary No. 39, Northville Junior and Senior High WINTER SOLSTICE - That point when the sun is at its greatest 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple. PIA, 8 p.m., Cooke cafeteria. distance from the celestial equator, marking the beginning of Win ter BAZAAR CHRISTMAS GIFTS - Holiday gifts and decorations are Northville High School PIA, 7:30 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 20 about December 21, is noted on the new globe just installed in the displayed by chairmen of the S1. Paul's Lutheran QlUrch women's p.m., high school. Chnstlan Women's Club, 12'30 Northville library by Mrs. Steven Orban, right. Coincidentally, Winter Northville Chamber of Commerce, guild bazaar, to be held from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. next Friday, p.m , Lofy's. Solstice is the theme 0 f the 1969 Christmas card of the Michigan 8 p.m., Downs. November 21, at the church. From left are Mrs. Roy Herald, Mrs. TARS,7 p.m., Township Hall. Cancer Society displ1yed by Mrs. Edward C. Kelly, Jr., who has League of Women Voters, 8 p.m., Warner Krause, guild president, Mrs. Chjlrles Boerger and Mrs. Grea ter Northville Republican boxes available now. The globe was purchased with proceeds from Waterman Center, Schoolcraft College. Club, 8 p.m., TownshIp Hall. Kenneth Rathert. In its first bazaar in more than a decade the guild is flea market and sidewalk sates of used books by Friends of Northville FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14 Rotary Travelogue, 8: 15 p.m., aiming at "gifts in the doUar range - ideal for teachers and Mothers' Club book fair, 9 a.m_ to Cooke JUnior High. Library, chairmaned by Mrs. Orban and Miss Linda Edgerton. neighbors," says Mrs. Krause. 5 p.m., 7 to 9' 30 p.m., Board of Educalion offices. Northern Lites Norlhville Council No. 89, 7:30 p.m., Masonic Temple. To Meet Monday More Time Given SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS Northern LIles Family Livmg Sportmg goods sale, 10 a.m. to 1 study group wul meel at 7.30 p.m p.m., Main Streel gym. next Monday al the home of Mrs. For Wedding Stories Mothers' Club book fair, 10 am. to 4 p.m. Robert ,Gotts, 223 Linden street Co- hostess Willbe Mrs Harold Seden. NorthVille Semor Citizens', IO Because of tile difficulty local brides are experiencing in getting The lesson on "Emergency First their wedding pictures from photographers within the deadline a.m., buses leave Scout·Recreatlon Ald" IS to be given by Mrs. Stephen building. established by this newspaper last August, the deadline has been Cherne and Mrs. Harold Marks. modified: MONDAY, NOVEMBER 17 OAR luncheon, noon, Mayflower Wedding stories and pictures will be published only if they are Meeting House. receil'ed ill this office within days after the wedding date. After Do You Know Where 15 OLV dinner dance, 6:30 p.m., this deadline, only a brief announcement without a picture will be Thunderbird. ' used. (The mOdification permits use of a picture any time within Blue Lodge F&AM No. 186,7:30 THREE weeks of the wedding,) You Can Buy ... p.m., MaSOniCTemple. "'.< j;~~ Color pictures submitted either for a wedding or engagement TOPS, 7:30 p.m., '"L\)< '1' , t~ j'J<.~ cannot be used. Similarly, polaroid snapshots will be used only if Scoul·RecreatlOn building. !oob..l.Jia quality of pnMs is exceptionally good. NoVICity Council, 8 p.m., Council CHERRY As has been the Sliger newspapers' past practice, no charge is Chambers. . UF ORIENTATION - Attending an orientation meeting for new PICKLES made for publishing wedding or engugement stories or pictures. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 18 board members of Women for the United Foundation (WUF) were Weight-Watchers, 10 a.m., 500 A bnde or her mother may pick up wedding forms at the (from left) Mrs. Lynn Townsend of Bloomfield Hills, Mrs. Donald South Harvey, Plymouth. Schlack of Farmington, and Mrs. Elmer Schubert of 413 Beal Street. newspaper office to be retumed be/ore or immediatley after the Northville Rotary, noon, ceremony. Information must be typed or printed clearly. Weddmg WUF is comprised of more than 27,000 volunteers working GOO D.·:'_1 1M E Presbytenan Church. PAR T y-', ~·:-s TOR E and,engagement inforl'na tiol/ will not be accepted by telephone. year-round on behalf of the United Foundation and its nearly 200 VFW 1'ost 4012, 8 p.m., \~'F,}y 'I' Hall. 1" ., \' se.I'ias supported thr~:>ughthe annual Torch Drive. • ••• iiiiiiiiiiii WI;lpN,ESDA)':, NOVEMBER 19 Il' _. Past Matrons OES, Onent Chapter Faculty Wives Meet Faculty Wives of Schoolcdft 'Wegoofed College met yesterday (Wednesday) at the Waterman Center. HighlIghting the program was the welcoming of the new foreign students attending the college. V1S~r}\l BY HARRY IRWIN, INC.

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Page4-A THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS Thursday, November 13, 196~ Froelich Reviews Open House Slated College Costs By Booster Club "College Dollars, Where Do They "GOIng to a college that has 10\' Orchard Hills Booster Club is Orchard HIIls Booster Club October tUItion rates does not mean you Go," was the topic of Robert will hosting an open house at 7:30 p.m. meeting. get a cheaper education," he saId. Froelich's speech to the home and today at Orchard Hills elementary "Most of the cost of your education is family hvmg class at NoVl High school t9 give familias of elementary She outlined the many types of subSidized by various foundations." Wednesday mornll1g. school children an opportunity to see problems and accomplishments in Froelich defined the different Froelich, director of instructional the new school addition as well as visit Oakland County in this field. Through" types of colleges for the students and systems administration for Oakland classrooms and meet their children's slides, she showed methods used and what type of educatlOn a student could Community CoIlege and president of teachers. progress made in the program. receive. He also told them there are the NorthvJ1le Board of Education, told Refreshments are planned. Parents Mrs. Esther McDonough, Orchard "lots of scholarships that go begglllg the class "tUItion is only partIal who are not already Booster Club Hills principal, introduced Mrs. Ruth each year because no one applies for payment for your education. members will have time to sign up. The Tait, special perceptual development them" club is hoping to make its goal, "What program teacher at Orchard Hills He urged the students to check Are Our Children Doing in School?" ele mentary school. Superintendent into aU types of scholarships, loans and More meaningful by active Thomas Dale, who has been present at research grants to help them with participation of parents. all booster club meetings to answer college costs. questions and present school Froelich was one of a number of ********** Miss Jean Lukens, consultant information, briefed the 'club on state speakers who have appeared before the supervisor of perceptual development and local school Issues. class of seniors at Novi. program of the Oakland County Details of the next meeting, schools, was guest speaker at the following today's, wtll be announced. Parents to See Slide Program Be A Good ~port,

Parents of junior and senior lugh students will have an opportunity to see a slide presentation of the proposed Buy A PTA Bargain year·round school, November 19

glVl1lg III The ten mInute presentation, . Your Christmas Gifts composed of 60 color slides, explaInS ••• IS in general the purpose of the year-round study. It also covers the the Their 1Ist includes cosmetics, Plymouth State H~me and hankies, hairbands, roUers and jewelry Training School, 15480 Sheldon Road, effects the plan could have on choosing! (no pms) for the girls. The boys can use has children from infants to teens with cOI?Jllunity life and the advantages and bIllfolds, coin purses, tIe clasps, belts a few adults. disadvantages of adopting year-round and stretch socks. Their Christmas suggestions school. General gifts needed are jigsaw include blunt scissors, dolls, toys, Additional showings are scheduled for the man in your life puzzles, 500 pieces or less, records, clothes, toiletries and cosmetics. for tonight, November 13, at Amerman Christmas decorations, playing cards, The Training School requests that Elementary School and for November magazines and nine-volt 'square donol~ do not seflcl guns, balloons or 19 at Ida B. Cooke Junior High. 'j choose a handsome, comfortable The slide presentation is available f . transistor radio baltenes. sharp items. ,I they ask commumty not to any local group or organization. Items the Gifts should be received by RECLINER ROCKER to send include scissors, razors and Scheduling may be made through December 10 if possible. The school' Raymond Spear, superintendent of pins. has requested that the gifts be by Ethan Allen If the gifts are wrapped a Northville schools. Dates are open after unwrapped, though the wrapping can November 20. description should be mcluded on the be included with the gift. outside of the gift. They may be brought to the administration building Hawthorne Cent~r, 18471 at the Center anytime before Haggerty Road, teaches children ages Christmas. six to 18. Crashes Take Our U1dy of Providence, 16115 They request that donors give to the Patient Benefit Fund for the Beck Road, has girls, ages six through Five Lives children or bring new gifts. Their 40. They wIll be happy to accept any Here's why Ariens is suggestions include transistor radios, Oakland County highway crashes Christmas gift, razor blades excepted. wallets, watches, stuffed animals and in October claimed five lives, the Best on the Block Foremost on their Christmas list • Two·stage deSign pop records. Winter wear such as lowest monthly toll of traffic fatalities 349·2000 are puzzles and games, scissors and .Self·propelled mittens, scarfs, stocking caps and knee in the past two and one·half years, The .4speeds forward, reverse clothes. The gifts should be dropped same toll was last recorded in March • Clears a Wide 20 . path socks are good items for the Center . off at the SChool before December 18 \ ' • Throws snow up to 25 THE CARRINGTON 1967. Toys, jewelry, paint sets, cards, .Wmterlzed engme with a note on the outside descnbing The five deaths reported by the rollers and crayons would also be .Oeeplread snow Illes the gift. Traffic Improvement Association of and appreciated. It's a Cllt above the rest Northville State Hospital, 41001 Oakland County (TIA) compare to 13 West Seven MIle Road, treats patients The gifts should be unwrapped and SAXTON'S in October 1968: BOWDEN AGENCY ages 17 and up. Any person wishIng to brought tG the Center by December 19. prit'nJ from GARDEN CENTER Despite the record low in October, donate Christmas items, should call the Detroit House of Correction, Five the county's death toll for the first 10 587 W. Ann Arbor Trail 120 N. Center St. communlly relations department, Mile Road west of Sheldon, men's and months now stands at exactly 160. Northville $174.50 Plymouth - 453·6250 349-1800. women's divisions, needs clothing for This is significantly higher than the 130 Christmas. Any clothing items that are for the same period a year ago and Three-pOSItion Recliner Rockers. featuring an easy Patients without familIes or in wearable condition would make fmger·tlp control mechanrsm, offer complete reo nearly equal to the 163 deaths relatives to remember them at perfect Christmas gifts for the adult laxatIon, provide stretch-out room for even the recorded for the entire 12 months 111 tallest personr And these .kd Ifully designed Re- Christmas have written their inmates. i®Ni1®N 1968. , I clmers are proportIoned to blend perfectly WIth suggestIOns and the department will Gifts should be mailed to the The toll so far this year represents other sofas and chaIrs ••• adding both beauty and release the mformation to the House of CorrectIOn before December a 23 percent increase as compared with • comfort to lIving room, famIly room, or denl Choose r.ommumty 15. now for Chrostmas gIVing from our fIne selectIon w1A;1£Aw1Xi£ the first 10 months of 1968. of styles and colors. WOOII i!r:::Tar::::~:~:~~:~:~;,:rrt::~:~:~:~;~::::::;:~~t Open MondlY through FrldlY 10A.M. to 9 P.M. Beautiful & Unusual_ A,_ 11~1 THE NOVI NEWS ~1~ i' Saturday to 5'30 P.M. AT THE HEIGHT OF ITS SEASONl SUl1dlY 1 P.M. to 5:30 P.M. - FOf BrowsingOI1Iy 11~i Published Each Thursday ~15 DECEMBER TO JANUARY 27 10 By The Northv i I[ e Record 101 N. Center $345.00 COMPLETE 'J ~1Q I Northville, Michigan Michigan's Largest Dealer of c;an~s 48167 1~'tI/QllAllen American Traditional Furniture Includes. Non-stop jet· Forstclass hotel WIth breakfast· Seven sh?ws inc~udingsuch as HAIR, HADRIAN VII, etc Two sessionsemInar' many other extras . , Unique.one·of·a·kind Second Closs Postage Paid i $100 .deposit holds your resel'latlon to Oec. 5 Register hand-dipped candles - most At Northville, Michigan ~. Immed,a1ely;only 30 accepted -- with special finishes & Subs cripti on Rates MaIl name. address.phone, and check to' painted designs. Perfect, OAKLAND COMMUNITY COLLEGE personal giftsl $5.00 Per Year in Michigan COMMUNITY SERVICES 0 $6.00 Elsewhere ) ; ~ 2480 Opd'(ke Road 401 N. C.nter 15700 MIDDLEBEL T RD., LIVONIA Bloomfield Hills. 48013 _ Northvill. William C. Sliger, Publisher !1 Just NOfth of Five Mile Road Call 642·6211 for more InformatIon. Anderson's Candles 349·3549 % ~ 422-8770 :::~;::~:~::~::::::::::~:.:::::;:::::::.:::.:.:.::~.:.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·~·:·:·:·:·:·;·~..:·:·:·:·:·:..~l~ '__.~_'lll , I

Thursday, November 13, 1969 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD--NOVI NEWS Page 5·A Trustee To Surveyor Not? , -- ,.' along the way Blasts By DON KRUP~ oSit1on.. Council Splits on Plan P Th, procedure for development of of a Department of Public Works' Board Lacks for the department at 5250 per month department, they bnng a SIte plan. NegotIations between Novi recently-al:qulred property resulted in a garage on Grand RIver Avenue In order and uses t he basement of Now I tlunk we'd be off base If we Own Appeal Commumty Schools and developers clash of opJlllons wltlun the City of to allow for a topographical survey of City-Township Hall for ItSoffices. dIdn't do the same thll1g. And thiS type over the cost of a proposed elementary Novi Council on Monday with the three-and-one-half acres of At a recent session of the council, of survey IS necessary for us to prepare site III Village Oaks reached a pomt of members takmg both sIdes of a properly recently purchased by lhe Richard J. Hapley, an architect, advised a site plan. , The Board of Appeals fo..! proposed $1,500 preliminary survey cit) . the City of Novi seemingly has bitterness Tuesday reflected when the city to have a topographical survey Continued on Page 6-A Trustee Verne DeWaard lashed out and with Councilman Wdliam Duey The parcel, located just west of prepared before proceeding with lost its way and is searching with claims that Kaufman & Broad IS askmg that the project be assigned to a Taft Road, includes a ranch-type house for some direction while development because of the condition taking advantage of the district. buildmg authority. whIch 15 being converted for DPW of the property. The majority of the several appealing citi2.ens are A fter being informed by The discussion evolved when offices wIllie a garage IS proposed for parcel IS behind the bUilding and will Cherfoli Named ,suffering the consequ·ences. Councilman Edwm Presnell expressed Superintendent Thomas Dale that location to the rear of the property. need to be filled and balanced III the The board frequentiy.in Kaufman & Broad IS askmg 585,000 objectlOns to delaying the construction Presently, the city rents garage space process of development, according to To Fill Vacancy denyir(g requests has had the for a site wluch the board of education the architect. values at 560,000, DeWaard responded hone'sty to admit that, it feels Hapley emphasized the value of The appointment of James With charges that the distnct "is being the topo survey explall1ing that it Cherfoli to succeed Robert Wilkins , that existing ordinances have used" since developers have promoted forced decisions which often Mayor Draws Plan would establish and assure the on the City Planning Commission the sale of other properties with claIms aren't in the best interest of conditions of the land before was decided Monday by City of that an elementary school will be permanent development. He said that Novi Council. Wilkins, also a the community. located within the development. "a considerable amount of fill" WIllbe "Perhaps these ordinances member of the Novi Community "They're using the district m the necessary and could best be applied if a Schools' board of education, , aren't as good or flexible as promotion of the sale of their lots and ForNew Assembly topo survey is available. resigned effective Monday because then they're not being reasonable in ,..It~ey should be but they are Plans to organize a Council of has when seekmg state or federal "I Hunk that the time to be taken of business reasons and his interest negotiations With this board," he . the law," Andre (Bud) Mayors - a group of top elected assistance. for such a survey - when we're in schools' development. stated. 'Hansen, one of seven men officials from area communitIes - have Mayor Crupi indicated that when presently paying 5250 per month for a Cherfoli, who resides with his Dale, in making his report on the , "serving on the board, observed been revealed by Mayor Joseph Crupi organized, the ~roup would meet wood shed that somebody else is using family at 24066 Glen Ridge Court, talks and after readmg a letter from the . ,earli~r this month in after apparently having evolved from a monthly WIth members alternatmg as - would be a waste of taxpayers' is the assistant manager in I , developer, recommended that the social gathering hosted here Friday. hosts. Although the mayor didn't say money," Presnell observed Monday. publications at American Motors , Concluding an argument over board "break off negotiations WIth specIfically, It IS expected that the "I don't thll1k we should go about Corporation. The term being , ~~e control of signs for Kaufman & Broad and direct the this like a bunch of farmers," Mayor . industrial areas. The mayor announced his council Will mclude NOVl, Wixom, assumed by Cherfoli expires June committee to push Its efforts intentions to encourage formation of Joseph CrupI responded. "When a 30. '. "But it's not our duty to elsewhere." Northvdle, Farmington and WaUed the council m order to allow area Lake mitially. person comes into our bul!dmg ::::::::::=:::::::::::::::=::::::::.:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:::.:.:.:.:::::4:.:::. change these ordinances; The board eventually mUlllcipal officials an opportunity to ~j.nstead.we mu-stjudge as they. compromJsed on the superintendent's exchange ideas on common and mutual / stand," he added. request directing its bUildmg·and-site problems. "1 don't knvw what these committee to mitiate talks on other Bank Remains Open people had i~ mind when they properties while "keeping the door "With Novi being somewhat of a drew up this type of open" for further negotiations With hub in this area, I think it would be appropriate for us to launCh efforts to ordinance,"· Chairman Kaufman & Broad. The new school, approved by voters as part of a organize a group such as this," Mayor' Kenneth Bassett stated later in $4.5-million building and property CruPi explained. Board Decision Challenged the same meeting. "But these acquisitIOn program In early The idea apparently evolved here are what we have to work September, is proposed for the Friday night during a reception held Legal action taken by the directed to order operatIOns halted with." Then at Its November meeting southeastern portion of the distnct in for new City Manager Dallas (Barney) NatIOnal Bank of! Detroit last week at the location. held last week Tuesday - the ********** order to accommodate growth trends. Zonkers and attended by state and area has prevented the City of Novi But before Bailey could act in request failed to' receIVe the • l' :\-, ~ow imagine that you're Kaufman & Broad's Village Oaks is officials. Mayors, attending the event , ~I j"'l ~ 1 I I • ~fr~m :c1osmg its West Eight Mile accord with the board's dlfection, necessarx .two-thirds support from 1~ citizen who has made ap presently being developed at Nine Mile were Wixpm's Wesley McAtee, WaUedt ;' JR,o~d branch despite a ~ecIsion by the bank filed suit and the the seven-member board and was .f'appeal, been denied and then Road and Haggerty Road in the same Lake's Wendell Kellogg and Mayor the Board of Appeals and pending a restraining order preventing action denied . 'informed by the same board general area. Crupi. Dlstnct Court hearing on until the court hearing. that they don't think the In other business Tuesday, the State Senator George Kuhn Wednesday. The branch, located in a board endorsed a deciSIOn by the (R-Birmingham) suggested the 40-foot trader unit on a parcel west Board Chairman Kenneth ordinance is fair but in it's administratlOn to amend the dress code Bassett cnticlzed the vote on the arrangement explaimng that such a Accordmg to CIty Attorney of Haggerty Road, was established interpretation, they have no on a tnal basis to allow girls to wear concept was employed successfully m request claiming the opposing Howard Bond, the bank filed suit by NBD on September 15 WIth alternative other than refusing slacks to school and approved a request members were mfluenced "by other the northwest suburban area when he agamst the city demandlllg a show Bailey then challenging operations the request. for a teacher aide 111 the perceptual factors" rather than those pertment was mayor of the City of Berkley. cause hearing over its decision for failure by the bank to receive . In _effect, what they're development (special education) Senator Kuhn also emphasized the to the issue. claimmg that the branch cannot perrrussion from the Board of program. additional influence that such a group 'doing is ruling against your legally operate In a Appeals. In accordance WIth zonmg jrequest not because it is wrong commercial·thoroughfare (C-T) regulations, a bank must receive Bond explained that NBD has but because the rules are district on Eight Mde and NBD also approval from the board before chaUenged the actIOn claiming that ,wrong. And such an encounter ha s filed a restraining order locating m a C-T distnct. the ordinance has not been 'with local government has to Twelve Mile Property allowing tlle facility to remam open Bailey, upon the advice of properly interpreted and stating I' " 'be pretty discouraging for a pendmg results of court action. Bond, granted the bank a special that the board acted arbitratily and citizen. vanance allowing NBD to operate unreasonably. Legal counsel for at the 10ca tion pending its NBD indicated before the board ********** Rezoned for Industrial The Board of Appeals last appearance before the board at its fast week that he interpreted the But at other times the week Tuesday took action denying monthly.meeting on October 7. But ordmance to include banks as one board also appears to be A request from a DetrOIt general. contractor to rezone property on Twelve a request by NBD to continue the board tabled the request at its of the defined natural commercial having difficulty functioning Mile Road from its existing small farms classification to light mdustfl2l, after operations of its branch bank at October session asling to meet with uses under C-T and that such an simply 'because members are recommendation for approval from the CIty Plannmg Commission, was granted 39820 West Eight MIle Road with Bond in order to clanfy ItS operatIOn would not requlfe the Monday by the City of NoVlCouncil. Buuding Inspector Earl Bailey junsdiction in the matter. board's approval. reluctant to make judgments. A spokesman for Lerner-Linden Corporation, Detroit, addressed the councd Too often appeals are being and commission in its Joint hearing on the proposed rezoning and explalOed that refused "because the the company plans to re-Iocate Its warehouse and office building here "wltlun ordinance says so." the next three to five years." A citizen appeals to the The property IS located on the north Side of Twelve Mile from the \hoard knowing what . the Chespeake & Ohio Railway crossing to the City of Wixom limits and the action ,, ordinance says but feeling that IS consistent WIth the master plan, according to Robert Shadduck of his case is an exception which Vlhcan-Leman & Associates, planning consultants for the city. isn't reasonably controlled by Shadduck also supported the planning commission's decision to request that law and deserves the attention property adjoining the parcel owned by Lerner-Linden be ~ezoned for light of 'understanding human industrial to encourage consistent development of the area. The consultant reported that the City of Wixom recently rezoned property beings. along Twelve Mile for industnal. To deny such an appeal The plannmg commission was unanimous in voting to recommend approval strictly on the basis of the of the request with Councilman William Duey moving that the council act to ordinance itself is, in reality, rezone the property. CounCIlman Denis Berry supported Duey's motion and the to deny the right to appeal. At council passed it unal1lmously. one point the board claims Several citizens from the area attended Monday's hearing and a spokesman that some ordinances do not asked that planners consider rezoning property on the south side of Twelve Mile. give it sufficient flexibility and Mayor Joseph Crupi explained that thl' commission is in the process of then it turns around and considering rezonings consistent with the master plan for large areas within the a~umes an inflexible approach city but are acting upon Individual requests to expedite development. in making its judgements. ***"'****** The board should either ) agree or disagree that the Hunters Assault Boy ~appeal is an exception and if it j disagrees, it should rule in r .~ accord with the the ordinance With Knife in Field designed for general , ,application. If the board feels A 14·year'lld Eight Mile Road Both suspects were white and ,an ordinance is unfair, it' youth suffered knife wounds to the between 18 and 20.years'lld, : should - inform the City chest and stomach Sunday when he Da ugherty said. Although the '; Planning Commission and ask became involved in a scuffle after incident occurred in N ovi Welco~e New City Manager . that it be considered for informing two young hunters that Township, the City of Novi Police t hey were trespassins on his responded to the alarm and upon , : revision. A large turnout of area municipal and state Director RJ. Alexander, County Supervisor Lew parents' property. investigation determined that the officials attended a reception held Friday by the As an agent of the city, According to City of Novi assailants apparently fled on foot Coy (R-Wixom), Walled Lake Mayor Wendell and one which deals directly Police, Jeff Daugherty, 14, of to Allen Drive where they are City of Novi Council for new City Manager Dallas Kellogg, Mayor Joseph Crupi and State Senator • '. with many citizens. the board 43000 Eight Mile Road, was treated believed to have departed by auto. (Barney) Zonker,s, second from right, and Mrs. George Kuhn (R-Birmingham). Zonkers, who ~',f-cannot be satisified with and released at Botsford Hospital, The case is being investigated Zonkers. Amongst those attending the event at succeeds Harold Ackley, assumed duties here , ~ Continued on Page 14-A Farmington, after being attacked by State Police from the Redford Michigan Tractor and Machinery Company were, November 3. He previously served as city manager . :-;" ",.. '. by the pair. post . from left, County Department of Public Works in Flushing. ..,,.- f, ,I ~, Page6-A THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS Thursday, November 13, 19~ NOVI HIGHLIGHTS Novi Jaycees Plan

By Mrs. H. D. Henderson and his wife, from Webberville were Hooser who is in charge. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Warren visited vIsitors. Monthly Bishops Committee Drug-Teen Forum Mrs. Warren's sister, Mrs. Gordon. Mrs. Dolly Alegnani is entertaining meeting November lO"was held in St. Blakeslee and family of Ann Arbor on this week her sister-in-law, Mrs. Faye Thomas Hall at the church at 8:00 p.m. Sunday. Alegnani from Park Ridge, Illinois. Young People Retreat December A three-step program for coping parent," Somers explained. ''Parents q;KITCH[N~ Mrs. John Klaserner, Mrs. Homer On Wednesday, Mrs. Alegnani had 5-7. Let the Vicar know If you wish to WIth the problem of drugs and teens will be able to bring possible drugs to Kent and Mrs. Hazel M~ndilk had a luncheon for the ten members of her go. has been developed by the Novi the police for testing. Results will be luncheon with Mrs. Margaret Williams sewing club who are alsO friends and Tom Lehman was the Crucifer at Jaycees. turned over to the parent, with no in Rochester one day last week. relatives of her guest Mrs. Faye the Sunday Morl1lng SeTVIce. Designed to help students, parents police action taken. Parents will be free Christmas Gift Baskets have Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lenhard of Alegnani. and police, part one of the program to seek outside help for their son or arrived. West Eleven Mile Road announce the UNITED METHODIST FIRST BAPTIST will be presented November 18, at 8 daughter, without having him Kiddie's 'Stocking Filler' birth of a daughter, Laura, born CHURCH OF NOVI CHURCH OF WIXOM p.m., at the monthly meeting of the arrested." corner. October 23rd at New Grace Hospital in Worshipers were greeted at the Family night as usual 7:00 p.m. Novi Go-Betweens. The meeting will be , The third step of the Jaycee Kitchen accessories & gifts Detroit. Laura weighed 6\h pounds, and 9:00 a.m. service by Mrs. Duane Bell, Wednesday evening, includmg Adult held ilothe Novi HIgh library. program is reaching the students of for your kitchen. she has a brother, Thomas, 9 years old at the 11:00 a.m. service the greeters Bible Study, led by Layman Vince Norm Somers, spokesman for the Novi Junior and Senior High, informing and a sister, Catherine, 8 years old. were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crawford. Kobash, also Boys Brigade - Jim drug abuse program, said parents and them of the dangers involved and how Personalized assistance with Several Novi High School Seniors The altar flowers on Sunday were Powers direclmg, PIOneer Girls - Mrs. adults "must be made aware of the to stop drug ahuse before it becomes a kitchen decor. Sue Warren, Director, Adult chOIr rrobl~m. held a work shop in the barn for several a gift of Amy, David, James and Leon problem of drug~ and accept the fact Plymouth 455·1510 I, evenmgs at the home of Christine Blackburn, given in honor of the 85th rehearsal;,lt 8:00 p.m. there is a problem." Somer~ said the program will be We are open Mon. through Killeen. They were working on their birthday of theIr great- grandfather, The November 18 program will presented to the student body in late Saturday 10:00 a.l,Tl.to 5:30 p.m, L! homecoming float and cleaning up the Mr. W. C. Klann. Sunday Novembcr 16 - Rev. include a film, speaker and a member November. :1 field. When the work was completed The Adult Discussion Group James Grider will be special speaker. of the Novi City police force. Christine had a luncheon for her monthly meeting will be held at the Rev. Gnder works with the C. B. A. in To aid police in recognizing drugs co-workers. home of Mr. and Mrs. GIlbert pIOneering new churches in MIchigan. is step two. The Novi police now have Mrs. Hlldred Hunt and her Henderson, on Marlson, November 21 st November 19 - Wednesday thel[ own facilities for testing Your pharmacy is a daughter, Mrs. Leslie Mitchell, attended at 8:00 p.m. Mr. Hartoog will be tIle substances thought to be drugs. " evemng will be Laymen's Night Mr. reliable source of funeral services for their long time leader on the subject, "Sermon on the JIm Powers will bring the message and Formerly, drugs had to be ~ent to • t friend, Mrs. Mayble Geer at Casterline's Mount". This will be the theme for a men's chorus will slOg. Detroit or state faCIlities for analysis. health aids and Funeral Home in Northville Monday several of the future meetings of the November 20 - Monthly Sunday "An anonymous analySIS wul also afternoon. group. All adults are welcome. School Workers Conference. be made by police at the request of the sundries. It pays to The James Haas fanuly of West Thanksgiving Eve Service, November 21 Church Board be prepared. Stock Grand River are recovenng from a bout November 27 at 7:30 p.m. meeting. OLP Plans Complete Line wIth the flu. Umted Methodist men met for November 22 - Teen Turkey up here and now! Valene WIlenius celebrated her then regular breakfast at 7:45 a.m. Hunt. of Health Aids eleventh blfthday on Friday and Sunday. ThIS group meets for tillS early November 29 - Billy Walker Teen Holiday Fair Saturday wIth Birthday Party and breakfast on the' second Sunday Semmar . all day. The annual "Holiday Fair" will be Let Us Be Your PERSONAL PHA R:.IA CIS TS-George and Norm Slumber Party. The guests were: Donna morning of each month. NOVI MOTHERS held at Our Lady of Providence School Tollon, Mary FIsher, Linda KIng, WhItehall Worship Service at 2:30 CLUB The monthly meetmg of the for mentally handicapped girls on Susan Burton, Paula Burton, Patti p.m. You are needed to assist the Novi Mothers Club will be held in tho Sunday, November 23, officials NOVI Rexall DRUG Ward, Vicki LaPlante, DeOlseStipp and residents at the home for these servIces. Novl Community Building next announced tltis past week. 43035 Grand River East of Novi Rd. 349·0122 Peggy RIce. FIRST BAPTIST Monday, November 17th. All who are It will be held at the sehool, Recent visitors at the home of Mrs. CHURCH OF NOVI interested arc urged to attend this located at 16115 Beck Road - midway Marie La Fond were Mrs. Loraine Rev. Hubert Karl of Rural Bible meeting. between Five and Six Mile roads, from Belleau and her three daughters from Mission will be guest speaker for both NOVI SENIOR 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. • Essex, Ontano, Canada. Luncheon services this coming Sunday. CITIZENS CLUB Featured will be games,' booths, gu~st on Monday of this week was Mrs. Pastor Cook will be speakmg A group of Citizens met at the refreshments, and prizes aimed at Penn Theatre Chloe Larang of Walled Lake. Sunday at the First Baptist Church of home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Race on appealing to all age groups. Mrs. H. D. Henderson was the Frednc. Twelve MIle Rd. last Wednesday Proeeed~ from the annual event PLYMOUTH Sunday dmner guests of her grandson's ReservatIons are bemg taken for evening, November 5th for the purpose will be used to help finance a new week fanuly, the Rand J. O'Learys on Five the Christmas party of the Vera of orgamzing a club. The name of the and the proposed workshop and MIle Rd. Sunday evening, Dr. and Mrs. Vaughn Circle to be held December 5 club to be Novi Senior Citizens Club. half-way house. Charles Henderson of Hoit visited their at Missionary Internship at The By·laws and ConstitutIon was NOW SHOWING step-mother, Mrs. H. D. Henderson. Farmington. Mrs. Neta Bellamy, adopted. The regular monthly meetmg Mrs. Gertie Lee entertained her Missionary to Nigeria, Africa wIll be will be held the fourth Tuesday of each P&A JHEATRE WILLIAM HOLDEN-VERNI LESI BOURVIL club at a luncheon and cards at her special speaker at the ladies group. month at the Novi CommulUty Northville 349-0210 home on Duana St. today, Thursday. Rev. Charles Bray of Toronto, BuIlding. Next meetIng November All Eves - 7 & 9: 10 - Color IA-3) Mrs. Edward W. Callan is back Canada will be the speaker for Revival 25th. Senior CItizens of Novl you are "THE LION IN WINTER" home again after spending two weeks ServIces scheduled for November 30th Ulvited to join the NoVl Senior Citizens Peter O'Toole - Katherine HePburn nThe Christmas Tree" in St. Marys Hospital where she thru December 5th. Club. Come to this meetlllg. Sat. & Sun, Milt. - 3 to 5 Only COLOR underwent surgery. Pastor Cook wiII be makmg his NOVI REBEKAH "THE THIEF OF BAGHDAD" Mr. and Mrs. William Fox WIllbe fourth visit to the MIddle East, LODGE . ~__ h~sts at a'HawaIian' Party -for' their card February 19th to March 5th. He Will be Starting Wed. Nov. 19 - Color 'The Christmas Tree' has a heart big enough to share _ . Npv,1Jtyb~~lS_ w~!1)1e~U?Qi&Uh. ~~ WALT DISNEY'S , . Club this' coming' Saturday' cvening. with you and your -<' directing a Bible LlOds Study .group Thursday, November 13th, at the Iwll. "CARBY O'GILL AND whOle fa",Tiily:" ... 'They will greet their guests from that will include the CIties and This Will be the second nonunJ;lllOn of THE LITTLE PEOPLE" Warren, Livonia and Novi in native countries of Rome, Cairo, Cypress, officers. /' Hawaiian costume and present each Israel, Athens and Corinth. There will not be a meetmg the Coming - "MARLOWe" - Color (M) Nightly Showings 7:00 and 9:00 with a flowered leI. They will show HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL fourth Thursday of this month due to Saturday & Sunday Showings 3:00-5:00-7:00 and 9:00 choice slides and high-hghts of their CHURCH ·MISSION Thanksgiving. recent HawaJian vacation. MISSAhce Suter, organist from St. BLUE STAR Mrs. William Trotter was honored III Stevens Church Hamburg, Willbe the The Novl Chapter 47, Blue Star at a shower recently, given by her aunt, organi~t at Novi Holy Cross until the Mothers will have their annual Mrs. June WIlmet, and her daughter, first of the year, when she will be anniversary luncheon at Bosford Inn in Mrs. Pat Hann 10 Plymouth. returnmg tQ college. The Church is Farmington at 12 o'clock Thursday, last Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Ted happy to have her. Former organist, November 20th. Bring a bmgo pnze. Slentz had a birthday dinner for their Mr. Bill Nave has moved to Detroit and On Thursday this week some of son, Bob. All of the fanuly members the best wishes of the church people go the mothers will go shopping for the were present for the occasion. with him. Many thanks to Mrs. Madge Veterans at Ann Arbor HospItal. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Krauter are the MartIn who fIlled in as organist for Several patrs of socks and stuffed J parents of a son, Brian E., born at several Sundays in spite of her busy animals were donated to the Children Martin Place West Hospital, November schedule. State Hospital in Plymouth this past 4th. He weighed 10 pounds and 6 Prayers were said for Mrs. Ella week. ounces. The maternal grandparents are Mason who is a patient at St. Joseph's There were 15 present at the Mr. and Mrs. Ray La Fond and the Hospital in PontIac. meeting last week. Mrs. Alice RItter is a paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bake sale soon during the coffee new member. Krauter of Northville. hour after church services. NOVI GIRL SCOUTS Mr. and Mrs. Rex Smith had a Couples are needed to sIgn up for Troop No. 165 Patrol leaders are house full of company this past clean up duty, also to take charge of Valarie Wilenius, Donna Totton, Mary Sunday. Their daughter and pusband, the coffee hour. FIsher and Demse Stipp. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Perry of There will be an advanced showing Twenty-three girls went on a fIVe WIlliamston, recentl~ returned from a of articles for the bazaar in the narthex I • mIle hike, Saturday, November 8th. trip to Puerto Rico, and Mr. and Mrs. of the church. Attention called to the Mrs. Stipp, Mrs. Bensen and Mrs Louis Clarke, the Smith's son, Danny, cook books as gifts for famihes and Wilenius accompanied the girls. and Mrs. Snuths mother, Mrs. Frank friends. Jr. Troop No. 1027 invested two Brayman were all there to hear about Youth United Thank Offering new girls, Shelia Head and Laurie the trip to Puerto Rico_ J n the evening Ingathering IS scheduled for Sunday Lankgel. They received their gul sr"~t Mr. and Mrs. Henry Brayman, brother November 16th. Please contact Marcia pins after saymg the "Girl Scout Law and Promise". They had a belated Juliette Lowe blfthday party and had Discusses Survey a Pinata Pumpkin made by one of the patrols. NOVI PIN POINTERS In hne WIth the future development Continued Bowlmg League there. "1 personally think we should W L "We just can't go out there and Voorheis & Cox Realty 27 9 proceed with haste but in careful point to a spot as a site for a buIlding," The Four Dolls 25 ,II hast e ," Mayor Crupi observed the mayor added. Conner Realty 21\h 14~ indicating his support for the land "I don't think that this should be a The Four Jokers 21 15 survey before locating the garage. po Ittical issue ," Duey Interjected. ~ Hit & Miss 16 20 A smokeless, odorless C It Y Manager Dallas Zonkers "None of us may be here three years Hot Shots 16 20 adVIsed councilmen that he had from now and the feeling lor the Novl Drugs 15 21 gas incinerator program might change. contacted Johnson & Anderson, I· Hi - Lo's 14 22 engineering consultants to the city, and gets rid of all "Harold Ackley made a Double Day Pump 13\h 22Yl that they had estimatl'd the cost of the recommendation for a building Muncey's Marathon 11 25 topographIcal survey at "from $1,000 burnable trash indoors. authority when the village changed to a Hi game· Diane Alexander - 219 to $1 ,500." city and I've had time to think about Hi series - Pat Crupi - 549 Dropit!.. lhe papers.garbagE',burnable that lately and I think I can appreciate "I think our original intent was to NOVI SCHOOL MENU trash ... dropallofjt directlyIntoa get away from paying $250 per month the wisdom of that suggestion," he Monday Vegetable soup, moderngas Incint!rator!Witha smokefess, continued. "I think right now as a for a building," Councilman Denis crackers, meat sandwiches, salad, peach oelorlessgas IncineratorIn~ourbasement, council we should get out of the Berry stated, "I would thmk that the cobbler and milk. garageor utilityroom,youcan forget building business and turn this over to engineers could go out there and look 'Tuesday - Beef stew,' hot rolls, that dallydash out Intothe rain and snow- a building authoTlty. at the back portion of that property butter, apple sauce cake and mIlk. nomorepollullngthe alrwilh smokeand and tell us if we can put up a building "There are a lot of people in this , Wednesday - Salisburg steak, odorfromburningtrash. Anothernice fealure of the automalicgas incinerator community who are better qualified to there for $500 or something less." mashed potatoes, gravy, fruit cup and decide these matters than I am," the "If you've got the money to spend milk. ISthat it costs Just penniesa da~ to operate. councilman observed. for professionals, go ahead, Thursday "I agree with the merits of a gentlemen," Presnell insert~d. "But I'm buttered buns, hash brown potatoes, building authority but with this going to vote against it for that reason buttered peas and carrots, fruited jello See your Gas Incinerator Dealer proJect, I just don't think we have the - because of the cost." and milk. time," the mayor explained. "I think The council narrowly passed Friday - Goulash, bread, butter, now it's our problem to find a site to Young's motion, 4-3, with Berry, cabbage salad, chocolate c1l1pcookies locate this garage on so that it will be Presnllll and Duey opposed. and milk. Published b Consumers Pow.rCom 3n • PG·Q-2635-38

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Thursday, November 13, 1969 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOV! NEWS-SOUTH LYON HERALD Page 7·A On Nine Mile Weiss Farm .~ Training Track Opens Here ~i"\1rabtr 11 lJ ;_ HOME In just a couple of weeks, harness Stanard. racing will return to the Northville In addition to managIng the farm, FURNISHINGS Downs in the track's first winter meet the Cobbs operate Skeeter Brook Farm "SInce 1907" in lustory. - Kronlund's designation for the No rthvi II e 349.1838 harness training operatIon. Twenty Plymouth 453-8220 The Winter meet here wj]] be part horses are presently in training, with of the Jackson Raceway's schedule, Seven of these expected to see action and the racing will be under that this winter at the Downs. organization's supervision. The Downs facilities are being leased to Jackson for Two paddocks, a corral - with the meet, beginning November 24. special rubber-fencing for the safety of horses - and a one-half mile track I~~~~.I Training for the winter meet IS covered with limestone costing $4,000 ,• DINING ROOM • COFFr:E SHOP I already underway on the only exclusive have been developed. The lime wIll training track in the area - a new oval provide all-weather traming. The t Saratoga Farms J in the Downs' "backyard", located at regulation oval is bordered by special I COCKTAI L LOUNGE-Open Dally except Mondays I 57737 Nine Mile Road in Lyon fences and a hub-raIl. Township. 42050 Grand River - Novi (4 Miles West of Farmington) Ff·9·9760 t J NOTICE-CLOSING ONE HOUR EARLIER. , Benjamin A. Kronlund recently Kronlund, an invesfor, has applied purchased the 160-acre Weiss farm and for extension of natural gas lines to the ~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~M~ has turned the west 80 acres into a property to ensure a constant trainmg facility, with plans later to 55-degree temperature in the paddocks. develop a cattle ranch with artifICial A blacksmith shop is presently lakes on the remaining acreage. being constructed OIl the north end of the paddocks. Roscoe Cobb and his son, Jack, are managing the farm formerly owned by All of the previous farm buildings Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Weiss (they still except the house will be razed, SBld reside in the farmhouse on the Kronlund, to permit expansion of the grounds). Mrs. Weiss is the daughter of project and start of the development of the farm's original owner, Charles B. the remainmg 80 acres.

A rea Firefighters TROITERS WORK OUT ON NEW LYON TRACK GREENBRIAR CONVALESCENT l Honor Salem Chief CENTER IS NOW ACCEPTING

Charles Raymor, recently retired members prepared and served a turkey RESIDENTS IN ITS NEW MODERN Salem Fire Chief, was honored dinner to representatives of the fire Thursday night at a mutual aid meeting departments of Salem, South Lyon, FACILITIES IN HOWELL MICHIGAN at the Salem Town Hall. His fellow Northville and Plymouth and the firemen presented Raymor with a townships of Plymouth, Superior, plaque commemorating his 23 years of Canton, and Ann Arbor; service as fire chief and had hIS chiefs FOR INFORMATION CALL badge preserved in gold. Ardell K Johnson, safety engineer at Marathon Oil Company's Detroit THE ADMINISTRATION OFFICE Mrs. Raymor was given a pearl refinE'ry, was the guest speaker for the necklace and earrings and a red rose. business portion of the meeting. 3003 West Grand River Superior Fire Department wrote Johnson detailed current precautions Howell, Michigan 48843 Raymor a letter commending him on required in transporting petroleum, (517) 546·4210 his faithful service and the mutual aid related the advantages of the newest group awarded him a plaque. chemical fire fighting agents and Likewise honored by Salem was answered questions. ____ BALANCE ~ Firemen Gene Hines who has moved to Johnson heads the Marathon fire ------4_-!...... _ Green Oak Township. He received a traming school which is annually fireman statuette. attended by members of several CONVALESCENT CENTER Wives of Salem department municipal fire departments. \ STILL DOING' BUSINESS But Under a New Name LLOYD-MINDER FORD, INC. For Your Convenience We Have Added a Full Line of Cars to LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS MORE PEOPLE BUY • IN SOUTH LYON

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LLOYD-MINDER FORD, INC. YOUR HOMETOWN FORD DEALER 124 N. LAFAYETTE SOUTH LYON 437·1737 Page 8·A THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS ThurSday, November 13, 1969 .)1 II Extended School I, Demise of Depot Stirs Memories, II Ifl I' I ..About the only two employees them were written from the Northville 1 To Affect Business Continued just northwest of th.e well, and the old I, "but mostly horses and buggies" - interurban tracks brid~ed it, he said. " living today that I know of is S. D. depot long before he joined the line and ., Schools are a vital part 0f a competmg in June. Instead, they would , south of the well. Stevens, who now lives 41 Phoenix, even before his father, F. W. community's business and social life. go into the laborl market during each Ii A center of bustling activity, the Arizona, and myself," McDonald said. McDonald, became the Pere Marquette Though this may not be apparent to season of the year. Elmer E. Perrin was the drayman, depot was divided into four sections. agent at Wixom. l many peopre, it is to Northville school Back-to-school clothes and Beginning at the north end was the While McDonald worked here the driving his team to and from the depot The depot was leased in 1960 by administrators. supphes wouldn't all be sold in waiting room, the ticket and freight ,railroad was operated by Pere ii daily. He operated the business from C. E. Langfield, and is used by the new ,II September. Merchants could expect office, baggage room, and finally the Marquette. Originally, it was called the his home on South Center Street. owners of Northville Laboratories. The They have been glVlng serious this type of business four times a year. warehouse, which was the largest of the .Holly Wayne &: Monroe, becoming the thought to the affect that year-round last passenger run was made nearly 20 They ought also fmd the vacation depot's facilities, McDonald recalled. Flint & Pere Marquette "about the turn II school would have on community hfe, slump leveled off and greater demand Location of Main Street, opposite years ago, and the depot was closed 11 Two large pot.bellied stoves heated of the century. About 30 years ago, the II, in addition to its effect upon students for spring, fall and winter vacation the depot, was further east than it. is years ago. Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad took ~. and teachers. equipment. today, said McDonald. The street the building in the Winter, one in the (I followed a route along what is today waiting room and another in the ticket over." , I' Park Place, crossing the stream and office. NORTHVILLE LODGE NO. 186 if the year.round school plan were Employee vacations might also be F. & A.M. adopted, nearly every businessman in easier to schedule if nearly everyone joining the present Main Street route McDonald, who worked at the McDonald was with C&O when he Regular Meeting Second Monday the community could expect some wasn't requesting vacations during July near what today is the Northville depot for three years before ~g retired. Shortly after his retirement he change in his routine, school officials and August, it is noted. This might Camera Shop. (The Park Place transferred, said the agent in charge learned that the Romulus depot was to explain. Part-time employment allow some industries to level out right-of-way at the stream, unused for during his tenure was Frank Dolph. be abandoned so he salvaged a box of Herman F. Reinhackel, W.M. problems might be solved since production schedules rather than many years, is slated soon for offical Abram V. Barber was another telegraph old way-bills from the attic. Many of one·fourth of the students would encounter peaks and valleys caused in abandonment). A millpond was located operator, and Fred Tousley was the always be on vacation. part by employee vacations. about where Main Street now travels, warehouseman.

Instead of an overabundance of What effect might year-round student help available during the school operation have on the summer months, employers could recreational facilities in Northville? expect a stable, year-round supply. Would we be able to provide the OBITUARIES Student help could be especially vane ty of indoor and outdoor SPECIAL Casterline Funeral Home with the recreation all year long that is now MRS. MAYBLE MAUD GREER helpful during the Christmas season Reverend Cannon David Davies concentrated in the summer? Funeral services were held and spring clearance sales. officiating. Burial was in Rural Hill High school graduates looking for Monday, November 10, for Mrs. Mayble Maud Greer, 331 South Rogers Cemetery. permanent jobs wouldn't all be The recreation department, parks, Little League, Boy and Girl scouts, Street, a long-time resident of ********** YMCA, amateur hockey and other Northville. MRS. FRED HOFFMAN ELECTION community organizations that provide Mrs. Greer died November 7 at Funeral arrangements are pending Presbyterians these activities for our youth might home after a three·month illness. She for Mrs. Fred (Mary) Hoffman: 79, need addItional funds and additional was 86. who died November 9 in Vista, volunteer help, officials note. Born August 19, 1883, to WIlliam California, after a long illness. TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE Plan Potluck W. and Charlotte (Adams) Hargrave, in Born in the Province of Saxon, A family night program, kicked off -There are many more Elmwood, she married Fred Greer in Germany, in 1889, she moved to Northville in 1922 with her husband with a potluck supper J wtll be held at considerations than class schedules, 1922. She and her husband lived on the First Presbyterian of Northville CUrriculum revisions and staggered Rogers Street for 36 years. and a son, Henry. WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN Sunday evening. vacations if year-round schools ever Mrs. Greer was a life member of While in Northville she was active It will be held in the Fellowship become a reality here, Raymond Spear, Eastern Star Orient Chaptel 77. in· the Women's National Farm and Hall from 5 to 7 p.m., with regular bell Northville Superintendent of schools, Her husband died in 1941. A Garden Association. She rmved to California several choir and youth meetings following as says. brother, Charles A., lived in her home scheduled. for 12 years until his death in 1962. years ago. Her husband died in 1963. MONDAY, DECEMBER 8, 1969 Walt Disney pictures are planned "We hope everyone in the Survivors include four nieces, Mrs. SurViving Mrs. Hoffman are a son, for younger children while adults listen community will give some serious A. M. Borseth, Bergland; Mrs. Carl Kiel, Henry, Vista, California; a sister. Mrs. To the qualified electors of the Michigan County of Wayne, to the guest speaker, the. Reverend thought to the effect this could have Marquette; Mrs. lone Hyde, Niagara; Fred Kirchberg, 49800 Nine Mile Robert Yolton, D.D., executIve of the on the living pattern they have and Mrs., Fred Begole, Massachusetts; Road; a brother, Rudolph Norton, Notice is hereby given that a SPECIAL ELECTION will be Synod of Michigan. established," Spear adds. and four nephews, Frank R., Frank Jr., Boynton Beach, Florida; and two held in the TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE in the County Reverend Yolton will tell of his "We feel It is important to and Paul Hargrave, Niagara Falls; and grandchildren. of Wayne, State of Michigan on DECEMBER 8, 1969 from experiences that occurred during the examine any plan that could save A. B. Hargrave, Florida. Funeral services will be held in 7:00 in the forenoon until 8:00 o'clock in the afternoon occupation several weeks ago of the taxpayers a sizeable amount of money, Funeral services were held at California this week. Eastern Standard Time, for the purpose of voting on the Presbyterian Headquarters building by but we are just as certain that there are following propositions: the People Against Racism. other considerations which might The supper will begin promptly at outweigh the financial aspect. 5 p.m., followed by the program at 6 "Our prime endeavor at this time PUBLIC NOTICE MILLAGE PROPOSITION p.m. and benediction at 7 p.m. is to be sure the citizens know what is The City Council of the City of Northville has approved an Ordinance Members and families are asked to involved in year-round schools," he Shall the limilation on the total amount of taxes bring table service and one passing dish says, "so they can assist us with any entitled GR EENBEL T. The purpose of said ordinance is to define the type of al)~ for every two persons. I' '1 future decisions that may be made." plant materials, incLu.~lnJ)~tree,s shrubs, and tC?~'pr,pvidetime Iimi~.,!or . "which, may cbe,,,assessed against ~II.,prqperty. in plan~i~g.,~f r,e~l.!i.~~1\g~e.e~belts, an~to r~~~te the S~~l~g.of a~.~.>;U~h,P.~~~t mateTials III sall~greenbelts. i "";"~. ., .;.-i.-l" J' . ,u, ~6:r~if~Jle r'T~~lJsH!p:JlW~yne CounJ)I;'MIl:h[gim, for The full text of this Ordinanceais aV!Qrll~~,inthe office of the City f:lerk all purposes be increased by two (2) mills of the. t ' ..'TEfgar Notl~es . · of the City of Northville. ' .. This ordinance is effective upon publication of this notice. ~TATEOF MICHIGAN assessed valuation, as finally equalized, of all prop- PROBATECOURT For The Martha M. Milne erty in the township, for a period of 20 years, County of Wayne City Clerk 596,570 ESTATE OF GERTRUDE F. DAVIS, City of Northville the years 1970 to 1989, inclusive, for the purpose also known as GERTRUDE M. DAVIS, ctecell:led. of providing funds for the acquisition, development . IT IS ORDERED Ihat on January 14, 1970 at 2:30 p.m.• In the Probate Court room, 1221 Detroit. Michigan,a hearing be and operation of township recreational facilities? tleld at which an creditors of said deceased are required to prove their claims. Creditors must file sworn claims with the court and NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING serve a copy on Raymond P. Heyman, eXecutor of said estate. 18724 Grand River Avonue, Detroit, Mlctllgan, prior to said ZONING REFERENDUM hearln9. Publication and service Shall be made as MONDAY, NOVEMBER 24,1969 -7:30 P.M. provided by statute and Court rule. Shall Amended Zoning' Map No. 10 of the J Dated october 21, 1969 . Raymond P. Heyman Northville Township Zoning Ordinance which was 18724 Grand River Detroit, MichIgan48223 NORTHVILLE CITY HALL Ira G. Kaufman. passed by the Northville Township Board of Trustees Judge of Probate The Northville City Council, on th\! recommendation of the Planning on July 8, 1969, be approved? 25·27 STATE*"'*******OF MICHIGAN ••• **"''''''''''. PROBATECOURT Commission, will consider the rezoning on the following nine lots from the STATE OF MICHIGAN For The present zoning to T·1P (Track Parking): Lots 77,78,79 and 80 of Assessor's THE PROBATECOURT County of Wayne For The Northville Plat No.1, presently zoned M-l (Light Industrial, etc.), Lots 75, County of Oakland ESTATE OF ANN COOK,Deceased. IT IS ORDERED that on January 20 76 of Assessor's Northville Plat No.1, and Lots 177a, 177b of Assessor's Northville State Hospital No. 97,330 1970, at 2 p.m., In the Probate Court room' N ESTATE OF ESTHER J. TINKHAM 1301 Detroit, Michigan,a hearing be held at Northville Plat No.2, presently zoned R-3 (Multiple Dwelling). Lot 180 of 0 deceased. • « which all creditors Of saId deceased are Assessor's Northville Plat No.2, presently zoned R·2 (Two·Family IT IS ORDERED that on December 16, required to prove their claIms. Creditors 0 " 1969, at 9 a.m., in the PrObate Courtroom must file SWOrnclaims With the court and Residential) City of Northville, Wayne County. Michigan. a: Pontiac, Michigana hearing be held on the serve a copy on Raymond P. Heyman, petition of Frazer W. Staman, executor, adminIstrator With will annexed of said Said lots are located on Church St. from Cady to Beal. A map of the ~ ·1 praying for the examlnallon and allowance estate, 18724 Grand RIver,Detroit, Michigan proposed rezoning is on file in the office of City Clerk. ® a: of his First Account, fees and for al\ 48223, prior to said hearing. w ,I if extentlon of time In whiChto close estate. Publication and serviceShallbe made as C' PUblicationand service shall be made as provided by statute and Court rule. Martha M. Milne R·4 1-1 C' I provIdedby Statute and Court Rule. Dated November 6, 1969 « Dated: OCtober24, 1969 CitY Clerk ::c t :/ Raymond P. Heyman . Edmund P. Yerkes. Atty. Attorney for 0 1000 2000 3000 504 Dunlap St. 18724 Grand RiverAvenue CitY of Northville , NorthVille,Michigan48167 I DetrOitMichigan,48223 SIX MILE SCALEI N FEET EugeneArthur Moore ERNESTC. BOEHM ROAD Judge of Probate Judge OfProbate 25·27 596,536 27.29 --- I NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING AMENDED ZONING MAP :1 l' TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1969 • 8 P.M. NO. 10 NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that on Monday, December 8, 1969, at 8:00 NORTHVILLE CITY HALL I I P.M. at the Novi Community Building, 26360 Novi Road, Novi, the Zoning Board for the Township of Novi will consider the application of PETER MINISTRELLI to rezone the following described land from R·1·F, small farm The Planning Commission for the City of Northville on petition from I-I ADOPTEDBV THE Boron Oil Company, will consider the rezoning from R·l·S (Suburban district. to R·3, mobile home district. @ TOWNSHIP BOARO Residentiall to C·l (Local Business) on the following property: Part of the Southeast quarter of Section 2, Town 1 North, Range 8 East, JULY 8, 1969 Novi Township, Oakland County, Michigan, is described as beginning at a Total Parcel: point on the south line of said Section 2. distant due West along said south That part of the Southwest 1/4 of Section 34, T1 N, R8E, City of 1-1 line 191.70 feet from the southeast corner of said Section 2 thence Northville, Oakland CountY. Michigan, described as beginning at a point on continuing due West thence North 89 degrees 67' West 1017.70 fee~; thence the centerline of Taft Road distant N. 03 degrees 02 minutes 20 seconds W. North 0 degrees 22' 10" East 2020.92 feet to the east and west quarter line 69.76 feet from the Southwest Comer of Sec. 34, T1N, RaE, and proceeding of said Section 2, thence North 89 degrees 57' East along said east and west thence along the W.line of Sec. 34, also being the centerline of Taft Road, N. 03 degrees 02 minutes 20 seconds W. 193.24 feet; thence N. 87 degrees 39 B-2 £~lV91~n~ quarter line 1993.69 feet to the east line of said Section 2 thence South 0 EL.EANORW. HAMMOND minutes 20 seconds E. 130.00 feet; thence S. 03 degrees 02 minutes 20 de!J'ees 06' 30" West along said east line 2491.79 feet; thence South 89 , I ....., CL.ERK degrees 13' 10" West 188.38 feet; thence South 1 degree 19' 30" West seconds E. 100.00 feet; thence N. 87 degrees 39 minutes 20 seconds E. I 158.03 feet; to the point of beginning, containing 106,304 acres, more or 113.45 feet; thence along the Northerly line of Baseline Road, along a curve ® B-1 FIVE MILE ROAD less. to the Right Radius 656.20 feet, an arc distance of 260.34 feet to the point of beginning. Containing 26,597 square feet or 0.61058 Acres. Except part TO REZONE THE FOLLOWING PARCELS OF LAND, ALL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the map and the text of the proposed LOCATED IN T. 1 S., R. a E., NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP, WAYNE amendment to the Township of Novi Zoning Ordinance is available for taken, used or deeded for Road Purposes. Said property is located on the Northeast Corner of Eight Mile and Taft. COUNTY, MICHIGANI inspection at the Novi Township Hall, 25880 Novi Road, Novi, Michigan. PARCELA C. Thomas Wheaton From R-4 (One-Family Residential District) to 1·1 (Industrial 1 James McHugh. Chairman Chairman Districtl. The EflSttialf of the Southeast Quarter of Section 12. Novi Township Zoning Board Planning Commission PARCEL B Dated: November 7, 1969 Publish November 12, 1969

_._ •__ ..1-) ,\ \ Thursday r November 13, 1969 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS Page 9·A Iiii~~~iiii"--'-iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii" Novi Names 235 Whole Grade A Holly Farm Frying Honor Students CHICKEN LB. Pe5chke. Wholeor Hall Mbz:e than 3I-percent of the Chris Faulkner, Stephen Fear, students at Novi Junior-Senior High Debra Free, Ron Frisbie, Leslie Garner, have earned places on the honor roll Sharon Gross, Diane Guenther, Mike BONELESS released for the first marking period. Holroyde, John Hood, Tom Karch, 77( Of the 745 students attending the Carol Maki, Kathy Marick, Heinrich school, 235 attaIned the necessary "B" Meyer, Rober Mobarak, Suzanne LB, or better average in all subjects, with Morris, Carol O'Neal, Tom Padgett, HAMS no course grade below a "C." Jean Reuter, Ninth grade led' all classes by Kirk Rosey, Carol Sakow, Dean having 38.9 percent of Its students on Schwarz, Susan Shobe', Karen Shore, the honor roll. David Sinacola, Darlene Smith, Kim CHICKEN Leg Quarter- Back Attached LB. Forty-seven students in the Smith, Gary Staub, Melvin Stephens, Breast Quarter- Wing Attached seventh grade, or 29.3 percent of the Judy Traynor, Kathy Ward, Jennifer 160 class members earned honor roll Warren, Cheryl Wiles and Tom Wilkins. berths. They are Lisa Adair, Carrie Of the 121 tenth graders, 34 or , " Adams, Mark Adams, Amy Alles, 28.1 percent won places on the honor "y' I f ~ ... ~ ~ • ~ fr 'ill 1.. '/(':1 .... - l ~ "'11-\ 1,.-;" ~ Kim Brine, Marcia Brooks, Bruce roll. They are Andy Bowman, Sue A NEW PROGRAM deserves a new car, and that's just what has Broguet, Juhe Dingman, Shelly Dunn, Boyer, Leslie Branch, David Brzezniak, arrived at the Wayne County Child Development Center. Furnished HAMauRGER31.~~~::'55~, Darlene Evans, Mark Fertitta, Gary Jim Bruce, Russell Fertitta, David Ford, Gary Garcia, Carolyn George, French, JoEllen Frere, Larry Gillett, by John Mach Ford, the 1970 Torino is equipped with power brakes, Patncia Goers, Thomas Hardecki, Leslie Gingell, Loretta Harbin, power steering and dual controls. Shown with the car is Willis Hunting, left, instructor of the new driver training program, and j"E~EFLIVER David Holmes, Cyndi Hornsby, Melanie Na talie Hare, Kevin Hessee, Clemmie Beard, one of the 40 students enrolled in the program. Hover, Denise Koenig, Vicky KuicR, Theresa Henry, Pamela Holland, 1L Kentucky Baby Link Phillis Lippert, Shawn Lovett, Barbara Krezel, Laura Little, Jennifer Mike Maj, Mike Mulligan, Michael Ly ke, Li ~ daM asters, Chris r HOy bOGS Munro, Juli Ollis, Martha O'Neal, Mary McLaughlifl, Nancy Mercer, Linda Glendale 1 Lb SAUSAGE Parent, Karen Parta, David PlOtr~wicz, Payton, Bill Pierce, Kathy Radtke, GOP Club to Hear Cheryl Pohlman, Kathleen Quinn, Donna Robertson, 59~ LB. 87~ Bruce Robertson, Veronica Romanow, Rick Rossetto, Vickie Smith, BOLOGNA Lizbeth Ruland, Claire Salow, Karin f(;Jthy Stafford, David Suobank, Donna Scharf, Chris Simonsen, Thompson, Terry Valentme, Marybeth Talk by Carl Pursell Angela Sinacola, Diane Smith, Velianoff, Janet Warren and Sandy OvenQueen Stacy Smith, Lucine TafraIian, Laura Wolosyzn. Supervisor Carl Pursell will be the chairman of the Wayne Second ifAfH 4·~fiskSU E 1~ Valentine, Dennis Waldenmayer, featured speaker at the Thursday, Congressional District for the ------WHITE Johmtta Watts and Mary Withers. Out of an eleventh grade class of November 20 meeting of the Greater Republican Party. Campbell's 10~ol In the eighth grade, 46 students 104,21.1 percent made the honor roll. Northville Republican Club, officials ThlTty-slx-year-old Pursell, a BREAD earned a "B" or better average. Among The 22 students are Barbara Auten, announced this week. former Livonia school teacher, was MUSHROOM Soup 12~ 20 oz the 34.8 percent of the class of 131 Tom Boyer, Bev Cottrell, Barbra The meeting will be held at the voted the "Outstandmg Young Man of Spartan ChunkStyle 6'/,-oz------students on the honor roll are Marlene Cowden, Claire DeBrule, George Northville Township Hall, beginning at the Year" in 1965, and in 1966 was a Bennett, Susan Brush, Gail Blackwell, Garcia, Gary Gillette, 8 p.m. All area Republicans are invited candidate for the MichJgan Senate. He TUNA FISH 2S~ FOR$1.00 Paula' Branch, Nancy Brzezniak, Dennis Roger Johr, Janet Lampl, Tom to attend. holds two degrees from Eastern S Coon, Jl THE LARGEST ..". >t Theyshare the billWithJack , /'!Iit' ..,the card onlyJ2.ou can send Jones inthe Arena,and Willbe ~ ~v ' ~\ • SELECTION OF held over 10 enterlam m This year make your Christmas truly personal. Send a HallD at 2'30 and 8 00? M Photo.Greeting Card. 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Page 10·A THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS Thursday, November 13, 1969 =!=f::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::~::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::.:.:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::.:.:.:.:.:.:.:::::.;.:::.:::::::::::::.:.:.:::,;.:::::::.:::.:.;::.:::.:::::.:.:::.::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:~jl~ 'i Speaking for Myself I ~ I Editorials 0 0 0 a page for expressions ~Women Retain Maiden Names? ~ ...yours and ours I~!: YES... NO • . . , I;~~: ~ N Ralph Green proposes to Mary Brown. If Mary accepts, Is nothing sacred anymore? 1- legally she becomes Mrs. Ralph Green. Socially, she becomes Ever since Eve took one of Adam's ribs, woman has

Mrs. Ralph Brown Green. If Mary divorces old Ralph she been hacking away at the choicer cuts untiLtoday there isn't I ,~ remains for all eternity, Mrs. Ralph Green. much left but gristle. And now, to add insult to injury, she A mishmash of legal ptocedure or remarriage is all that proposes leaving the carcass and assigning herself a more SPEAKING can release her from carrying Ralph's name to her grave. respectable title. Remarriage for Mary? Now she becomes Mrs. George Oh, the pain of it! Green White, except in the social column of her local The female has robbed man of his natural and rightful for The Record newspaper where she appears under the title of Mrs. George supremacy in the unholy name of equal rights; she has (Brown) Green White or the fonner Mrs. White, the former snatched his clothes, displaced him as the head of the By BILL SLICER Mrs. Green nee Brown. household, wormed her way into his schools, barrooms, Each change in Mary's name necessitates a change in the polling places and even his want ads, stolen llis jobs, sapped name on her property, her social security card, her insuran'ce him of his money in the courts, and reduced him to a I'm told that under the law anyone can start a recall action papers, her will, her mail, and someday her tombstone. fawning manikin with long hair and effeminate dress. simply by collecting enough signatures 011 a petition. What's the solution and how do we answer the legal question of the children's names? Someone once said "behind every man is a woman." Simple. If women have to be identified as part of a Take another look: she past him on the curve of this centu~. Officeholders don't have to be guilty of malfeasance or other man's family after marriage, then why not put HIS name ip I say it's time man got back mto the race. Let's start by unbecoming conduct to be threatened by recall. the middle, (Mrs. -Green Brown as opposed to Mrs. Brown smashing this assault on our last vestige of dignity. Then, as a Green). That way Mary can easily drop her husband's name follow-up, let's petition the Civil Rights Commission for a without red tape in case "for better or for worse" turns out piece of the justice everyone's been enjoying but us. Personally, "recall" has always held an ugly connotation for to lean a little more the latter than the former. I me. It infers that someone has had his hand in the till, so to speak. =!=, Mary Ann Belyea Jack Hoffman :::: :::.::::::::;::::::;;:::::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::.:::::.;.:.:.:.:::.:.:.:::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::.:::.:::::.:::.:::::.:.:.:::::::::::;::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::=::::::::::::::::;::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::.:.:::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::}:::;::::::::::::~~::~;::::::::::~:::::::::: Recall, as I view it, is a safeguard against flagrant irregularities. It should not be a club hanging over the heads of Readers Speak elected officials.

There are few per!>ons, in my view, qualified to speak in telligentIy on the differences that have ca.used a split and the Ouster Movement Tied to Cost resulting recall action on the Northville townshIp board. To the Editor: additional services and a separate to obtain and finance additional township residents are supporting the I read with interest M,C. Parsons' complex in which to house them would protection. The committee found it current recall movement. "- letter in the Northville Record of be an unjustified enlargement of an most economical and efficient to share Recognizing what a diffieult and November 6, 1969, and felt the need to Consequently, if a recall election is undertaken in Northville already vaned and burdensome tax this service with th~ city of Northville. time consuming task it is for a respond. Mr. Parsons is obviously township it will develop into a game of choosing up sides. A recall load. The cost aspect of thiS issue is the Disregarding the mmittee'sreport, newcomer to search out the facts in sincere. The comments and conclusions election is a negative thing; no mattt:r what the result, it cannot be one which must be emphasized and the township board chose instead to these complicated' situations, I presented in his letter indicate, successful insofar as the welfare of the community is concerned. reemphasized. hire one man for eight hours a day to sympathize with Mr. Parsons' plight. however, a lack of familiarity With the Unfortunately, some members of enforce four Northville Township Still, I applaud his efforts to become facts. His message calls for Northville the present Northville Township Board ordinances at a cost of $9500 per year. both informed and involved in our Township, by building a new township are also making the same mistake of Try as I might to conclude otherwise, I cormnunity. Wein Northville Township hall and e,stablishing its own police and Too few citizens become involved enough in the activities of not considering cost to be of primary am forced 10 believe that blind have a responsibility to examine every fire departments. Sounds good, but Mr. concern when a serVIce,such as police point of view before reaching a their local government to be threatened with recall simply because prejudice must lie at the base of this Parsons' letter fails to mention at what protection, becomes necessary. The deCIsion. It is, of course, because of conclusion on important issues. they vote contrary to a viewpoint held by any group, be it a minority tremendous cost this would be pollce study commIttee, comprised of this very attitude on the part of some A LONG TlME or majority. accomplished. And cost is what this NorthVIlleTownship citizens, produced members of the Northville Township NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP issue is all about. The expense of a detailed report of the ways available Board that a large number of disturbed TAXPAYER

It is my firm belief that there is more than sufficient reason for concern over the direction in which township government is drifting. '/ ..... f1'!~st.~o~~;"~~lues.,l!f;!;~~~~-1~f.~~~$fS:,.." To the Edlfor. , I.. ~-! chIldren, who have the least need for knowledge that a family m one area Townsliip, wTIIprove that there ISstill t I Without question the balance of power on the Northville Some of the statements emanatmg Publlc Facilities will have tennis could be burned t~ death while funds Equal Protection under the law, and township board rests in the hands of an anti-eity coalition. Their from people in positions of Public courts, skatin~, etc., for their that should have been use'd to provide Justice for all people by their vote on ability to reach decisions for the welfare of theIr electorate is so Responsibility, in the past .few weeks, recreation, the children of this area will proper Fire Protection were bemg Decemher 8. impaired by this animosity that it prompted a suggestion recently by w?ul~ be more appr~pnate u~der have the good "sport" of dodging spent on Parks and Recreation? Thank You, two of the members to refuse to permit the city to pay for half of a HItler s Germany than 10 the Umted Factory Traffic on their wa}"to school, I hope the decent people of this Mrs.WilliamP. Smith,Jr. States. for their Recreation. 532,000 fire engine, which will be used for total community fire While no one would deny that What personal reasons motivate protection. recreational sites are desirable, a more these people Jto constantly seek Governor Sends Praises realistic set of values and priorities half-way solutions tied to the City of Mr. WIlliamC. Sliger newspaper contest. should be established. Northville? If they feel incapable of NorthVilleRecord I see that the Record also took How could anyone with any sense solving Township problems, such as a [ do not believe that the future welfare of the township is Northville, Michigan 48167 first place in news reporting and got a of Decency propose tying up Township vitally needed fire station to servicethe being best-served by decision making founded upon personal high mark in the use of pictures. Funds to provide playgrounds for more populated areas, then they should prejudices. Dear Mr. Sliger: Keep up the excellent work children of one area, and in the same be willing to let other people more because your Job in that community is sentence propose paying for it by knowledgeable have the opportunity of I want to congratulate you and the NorthVIlle Record on wmning first an extremely important one. J giving the children of another area the servingthe entire Township. Sincerely, Parking Lot of a Factory for their What lack of proper values would place in general excellence in the recent Neither do I believe that there is anything to be gained by a WilliamG. Milliken playground? While certam privileged allow anyone to live with the Michigan Press Association weekly countt>r-action that seeks to destroy rather than improve. Governor More Letters on Page 11- A

Instead of considering recall, Northville township citizens should take positive action. They should inform themselves by attending meetings as regularly as possible. They should read the news stories and official minutes in their newspaper. They should, if they disagree with board action, let their opinions be known at the public meetings, or in a letter to the newspaper.

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Two deputies and a state here, and the people like to know If they find their officials unsatisfactory, they should Eastern school of journalism. assignments by helicopter. Does trooper for the second consecutive "Live here?" he asked. we care about their welfare no he really believe I'll swallow that? promote candidates to oppose them at the next regular election. day were dragging the Northville "Yah." matter where they live in the I didn't have much chance to gravel pit for the body of a "It's a nice town ... charming, county. It aids us in doing a better do any swallowing. Almost on cue drowning victim when I returned. with its picturesque hills and old job. A healthy rapport is essential, the copter dipped in out of the A nattily dressed reporter, don't you agree?" sky. "Give me a call later if you I would hope that the well-meaning citizens seeking to homes. Enjoy newspaper work?" standing at the shoreline around Oh, boy, I thought, this guy's don't get all of the infonpation," initiate a recall election in Northville township would reconsider and "Yah. " the bend, turned and walked a classic. A young, handsome, he said. "I'd like to stop by your direct their energies instead towards promoting a government of Non e of his friendly towards me. intelligent but crackpot reporter office some day for a chat," and broader citizen participation. conversation is going to work on me, I thought, guessing his age at probably just out of school and then he and the helicopter were "Hello," he said, reaching out about 25. I ignored him, still harboring some idealistic gone. . a hand courteously while holding pretending to snap pictures of the conception of journalism. "Never Stunned, I turned to the a graphix camera in the other. dragging operation. gave it much thought," I said. water as the officers pulled their "Bill's the name. I just arrived "Well, if you ever have any boat to shore. "Who was the myself ... driver dropped me off. "Ever use' a graphix?" he suggestions of ways we might colored dude?" asked one of the ''Too bad about that," he asked. improve our image, I'd appreciate deputies stepping from the boat. continued, pointing to the water. "Yup, a few times. Terrible THE your comments. Call me "Reporter," I answered. NOVI "Have you gotten the details camera ." too bulky," I answered anytime." "Free Press or News ... one of 'em, yet?" rudely. Igue~s." MEMBER "I don't use it much myself," "Big shot, helicopter and all, Sure, I've got them, I he said. "Photography is sort of a almost choked. What's eh?" commented the other thought, but you'll never get them hobby with me. But, occasionally newspapering coming to, I deputy. out of me. Newspapennen are it comes in handy when I'm out wondered. The editor that hired "Reporter, my foot," laughed extremely jealous creatures and, on a case." him must be a nut. Imagine, he AIIoe/arron· FOllnd.d 1BB5 ~"OC,~·~+.. having like qualities, I guarded wants me, a competitor, to tell the trooper. "That was your new "my story" tenaciously. "Get out this way much?" I him how his paper can improve its boss," he told the deputies. Telephone 349·1700 "Don't know much about it," asked, wonderin'g which of the image! "Boss?" Printing Superintendent Joseph Wotyniak Ilied. two Detroit dailies he worked for. Glancing at his watch, he said, "Yah, that's the Newspaper Production ...... • Charles Gross He volunteered the victim's "Not nearly as much as I'd "Hope the helicopter gets here undersheriff. " Adver,tking Manager Phelps Hines name and a few other details and like to," he answered. ''That's soon. I've got an appointment "Lucus the FBI and News Editor Donald Kmpp purposely, I thought, tried to be something we're working on now. downtown." \ attorney guy?" Assistant to Publisher .Jack Hoffman friendly in hopes of digging We'd like to establish better Zowie! What an egotist. Now "Yah." be damned." Publisher William C. Sliger something out of me. His crisp, communication with the outlying this young kid wants me to believe "I'll Mistaken identities can live to educated accent marked him as a area of the county. We're he's so important that they've got haunt you. recent graduate of some expensive interested in what's happening to whisk him back and forth on :..\ Thursday, November 13, 1969 THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS Page 11.A-~ Indirect Ruling About. Our In Rotary Travelogue Hits Tuition Fight Servicemen Pacific Jewels on Display Haw3u's sparkling string of famous Walklki beach and Haleakala Three cmema clubs have conferred Continuing the age-old battle of levy the tU,ition and force the issue. jade·green mountain Islands - jewels of Center. honorary memberships on him, and the Northville School District against "We cannot stop fighting," Martin the PacIfic - are the subject of the The photographer-speaker has two of IllS fJlms won grand awards the State Department of Education to l, metering system. High Offer Expires Nov. 17, 1969 Quality Canon Fl.S lens. I I OPEN DAllY tALE "'ICIII $9"9Sy ~~~~.~~- ., 8 a m. to 5 p.m. ~------~ ,.:1):;" ...?'t~ ~.t (Closed Sunday) LARGE SELECTION ... QUALITY PHOTO FINISHING Choose from Hundreds of Locally .~. ~,tr'~.& PHONE 349·1111 VISCOUNT POOL Grown Hardy Trees in Many Varieties ~~~ _ .l1:~ and SPORT STORE Ann Arbor: 2450 W. Stadium Napier Road Livonia: 34750 Plymouth Road MOTO-SKIS only at the Ann Arbor store GREEN RIDGE NURSERY INC. betll'een 6 & 7 Mile Roads Dally 10-9 Sat.9-6 Sun. 11-6 Thursday, November 13, 1969 ., Page 12-A THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS ,

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) I Cooke Junior High School's' seventh-graders recently completed The eighth graders, right, include, front row from left - Bob Manager Bill Allen and Coach Mike Janchick. a perfect 5-0 record with the eighth grade posting a 2-3-] mark in June, Bart Newton, Wayne Humble, Bill Pettit, Pete Sylvanin, Brian football. Members of ttie seventh grade team, left. lire. kneeling from Mills, Don Hicks, John Sherman, Bob Simmons, Mike Magnusson, Ed left - Dave Frogner, Kevin Magnessium, Greg Pelto, Scott Leu, Jack Kritch, Greg Phillips and Jimmy O'Brian, Middle - Guy Cole, Dave Mustangs on Second Unit Barger, Jimmy Ross, Eddie Loukas, Jimmy Wilkins and Jim Ptlueke, Tommy Cook. Cary Eaker, Dave Goss, Steve French, Jimmy Dorwisziec. Standing - Coach Dave Schopp, Manager Bill Allen, Don White, Mike Corcoran, Curt Kline, Ted Feurges, Matt Gellener and Black, Bill Lusk, Tom Eis, John Bolling, Reid Ording. Rick Norton, Bill McDonald. Back - Ron Mills, Jim Porterfield, Mark Dougher, Kettering(3-4) Tops Charles Kohs, Dave Antuna, Coach Omar Harrison and Steve Todd Eis, Jim VanGi~sson, Jeff Rushlow, Mark Frid, Ian Dingwald, Guerney. Joe Bishop, Steve Serkain, Gerald Wall, Mike Penrod, John Forrer, All-League Choices • NOVI NEWS Undefeated Bloomfield Hills Andover's Scott Roley was NORTHVILLE RECORD Andover and second-divlsion Waterford selected first-team quarterback with K e t t e r I n g do m i n ate d the Kettering's Bob Gratz, Clarenceville's Wayne-Oakland League' selections Bob Ridling and Milford's Matt ...... 'J.:. .. revealed today by conference offiCials. Partridge completing the backfield. The Mustangs won no first' team berths Besides Adams and Mills in the altliough they had three on the second second urnt backfield was West umt and two honor mentions. Bloomfield's KIm Woodruff and Kettermg, wluch finIshed WIth a Andover's Bob Reid. mediocre 3-4 mark in the league, The first two team choices and placed four players on the first team local honorable mentIOns, in resume, whJle champion Andover had three, were. . 1 .;-;...: ...;.~I.,....~~....:·1.....1:.~ ...i~"\ Milford two and West Bloomfield and FIRST TEAM ~)<..~.. Clarenceville one each. Ends - Huesner IKet) and Mvers (Ket); .. ,.. ,- ...... Tackles - S:hmldt (And) and Colonna (Ket); Mustang semor Fred Holdsworth Guards - VanGorden (WBI and Parks (Mill; was selected as an end on the' second center - Carpenter (Andl; aa - Roley unit wlule teammate Rich Adams was lAnd); Halfbacks - Gratz (Ket), Ridling chosen quarterback and Terry Mills was eClar) and Partridge (Mil). Enter Today' You May Be A Winnerl , SECOND TEAM picked as a haliback. Adams and Mills Ends _ Holdsworth IN) and Smith (Mil); are also seniors. Tackles - Robbins (el'ton) and Tyler (al; The Mustangs three second-unit I Guards - Dicks IClari and Janker (And); HERE ARE THE RULES $ selections allowed them to dominate center - Klough (Clarl; QB - Adams IN); ' hil G dB" M - I', Halfbacks - Woodruff (Wal, Reid (Andl and !,,- th at squa d w e uar nan yers M'II (flJl an'd"H aI'"lUa"""'- D'avlc"ce oe"'I'were'",..11.l;lvenh"·h'. I Honorable~"'lrJl ,,,,IImentIonJ. - Mvers and Coe of' .1 First Prile Take a plain piece of paper and number down the left hand side f~om 1 to honorable mentIOn. ClarenceVille and NorthVille. 16. Andover each had two second-team You will notice that each square below is also numbered from 1 to 16 and choices. each contains a football game to be staged thIS coming weekend. To complete your entry you must do the following: (T) after each number on your paper write the name of the sponsor of the Hubby Like Spouse corresponding square. (2) following the sponsor's name - write the name of the winning team. Second Prize (3) in addition you must pick a score on the outcome of the game in square 16. This will be used in the case of a tie and then the contestant whose score is In Picking Winners closest to'. the actual score will be declared the winner. Be sure to write your name, address and phone number plainly on your piece E. W. Brown of 501 Byron, Others who made just two of paper (your entry). $ Plymouth, did what his wife did a week mistakes but who did not come as close Enter just once a week. but may enter as many weeks as you wish. In case of earlier - won first place in the weekly m pickmg the DetrOIt-Atlanta score" tie. prize money will be split. j Third Prile football contest. were Brian Mills of 39900 Sunbury; Copies of the contest will be posted at the Northville Record office each Mrs. Thomas Shillito of 40976 Malott week. Brown won the SIQ pnze by Drive, Novi; and Eleanor Szabo of Entries should be ~ddressed "Football Contest" and must be postmarked pIcking 14 of the 16 games and coming 20841 Metroview, Farmington. or brought to our office no later than 5 p.m. each Friday. within eight points of DetrOIt's 27-21 Everyone entermg last week's Employees of The Northville Record-Novi News or sponsoring merchants victory score over Atlanta. He guessed contest missed at least one game - the are not eligible. EACH WEEKI DetrOIt would win by a score of 27-13. contest between Georgia and Florida - Six other contestants made only because the two southern squads two wrong picks. One of these fmlshed finished in a 13-13 tie. By the same See the new Certified ~en it's time for a good time, second and two others tied for thrrd token, no one was marked wrong in the "Challenger" Fishing OLD MILL think of because of their guesses of the advertised Stanford-UCLA game on display now Pro Shop Detroit-Atlanta score. because Stanford played Washington RESTAURANT G' p 0 D:'l':.T I M E Taking the $5 second place prize - (winning 21-7) and not UCLA. < "~--.:: ,. ART Y"I'"S TOR E Toughest game for contestants was Delicious food at your was Barbara Hoffman, of 42350 TRICKEY'S Hammell of Plymouth. She guessed Texas A & M's 20-10 triumph over downtown convenience 567 W. 7 Mile Road I ~ NORTHVILLE DODGE HUNTING & FISHING Detroit \\

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Halfback John Davey. running with ball at left, scored twice for the their six loss in eight games, 22-16. Wildcat defenders Gary Collins schools. The rivalry is expected to continue next season when the Wildcats in their finale Friday at South Lyon but a 22'point effort in (80) and Pat Ford - both sophomores - combined to crunch Lion Wildcats join South Lyon as a member of the Southeastern 'J the second quarter was too much for the visitors as they suffered End Dave Perkins during the contest, the first between the two Conference.

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Happiness is a sccond-quarte~ showing all season. Nevertheless, he NOVl'S plan for an upset victory. It On tile second play of the second pit ch-QIIt cost South Lyon 14 yards. Boyer Intercepted two and for South Lyon, but for Novi it's scored one touchdown and passed for rrught have worked, too, but for quarter, Wiseman plunged over left On the next pIal Brandon dropped returned ,the ball 48 yards, Bosak got no laughing matter. another. tackle for a seven·yard TO. The PAT back to pass 111 a fourth-down situatlOll one for no return, Pfeffer picked off two for 12 yards, Dave Wlllacker got A 22-point second period pass failed, and Nov! sull clung to a and was smothered at the 48 for a Novl's defense hounded Brandon Sophomore Ron Wiseman. The 13-yard loss. one for nine yards, and JIm Goers blitz saved the Lions from disaster two-pomt margill. and fellow backs throughout the I65-pound halfback ground out 71 mtercepted one for IS yards. Fnday night as the Novi Wildcats evening, hurrying passes or catching the yards - nearly three quarters of all of Nov! returned the kick to the 21 The LIOns ,can,e even closer to humbled the rugged Southeastern baJJ handler behmc the hne. With End South Lyon's ground gains - in 12 from the one·yard line and then, on the scoring minutes later after II1tercepting Conference unit but went home Bob Vivian leading the way, the carries, and he scored one a f the Lions' first play from sCrimmage, Guard Pat a pass at the N45 and returning the nursing a pamful 22-16 loss. Wildcats chopped down the South three touchdowns in the explosive Riordan recovered a NoVl fumble. A ball IS yards to the 30. The LIOns The season ending game, Lyon ball carners eight times for a loss second quarter. penalty moved South Lyon to the 13 moved to the 18 before Novl's defense which had all the ingredients of a of69 yards. where Brandon fired a TO pass to Rick once again rolled them backwards - keen rivalry, was a thrilling climax Novi surprised South Lyon early in PIke. Brandon ran for the two extra this time 28 yards 111 two successIve To rnake matters worse, Novl plays. for both squads. In victory, the Intercepted three South Lyon passes - the first penod by marching 73 yards P01l1ts. Lions proved they are indeed although in this category the Lions in 12 plays, pickmg up five first downs Mmuteji"later, its back to the wall, Bowling Davey and HIll shared the bull: of I I kings of the area gridiron jU'ngle~ edged their opponents by picking off enroute. An offsides pen;1Jty ,agaih~ ~J N~enr into Its punting formation. NOVI'Srunnlllg attack. Davey cJrn~cl 16 , I' They eilded't11eir season with'their four NoVl passes. the-Lions on the one put the Wildcats BU~p'~s from c'enter saIled over the tImes for 78 yards, Hill 16 tllnes for 63 6-3 record. 1n defeat, Novi flexed within a shver of the goal line with four kicker's "head and mto the end zone The LIOns posted 176 yards - yards. For South Lyon, Brad Lloyd Northv,lIe Womens Bowling enough football muscle to cracks at the TD. Halfback John Davey where Dave Adema was tackled by Trotters Barber Shop 29'1> 10'/. running and passing - while the used but one play, however, in pushing Allen Balay for the safety. shared runnll1g duty with Brandon and Bel Nor D,lve In 27 13 convince even skeptics that Ben l..och Trophies 25 15 Wildcats' offense came up with a.total over for the score. Quarterback Tom Wiseman, pIcking lip 15 yards in 12 Fisher WIngard Fortney 25 15 despite a 2-6 losing season it is no of 206 yards. On the ground the Lions Boyer ran for the extra two-pomts. In the follow1l1g series of plays, carnes. Hayes Sand & Gravel 23 17 South Lyon put together Its best Ang,es l..ounge 22 18 pushover. picked up only 104 yards in 47 carries McAIHsters Bros. Groc. 21'/2 18'12 Northville Record 21 19 Ask the LIOns' Dave Brandon - to Novi's 145 yards In 34 cames. [n tile sustall1ed ,!tack of the game. Takll1g In that first TD assault, Boyer Boyer threw all bllt one of Novi's Grandale Motors 21 19 the 200·pound quarterback who has the kid .II the 33, the LIOns moved to aIr, South Lyon had the edge, twice fired passes to Pllll McMillan for passes in completing five. Halfback John Mach Fords 20 20 more college scouts at his heels than the onl 111 12 plays. Brandon smashed D.O. Hair Fa sh,ons 19 21 completIng seven 0 fits 13 passes for 72 a total of 28 y:uds. Steve Bosak fired one II1complelion. Leones Bakery 19 21 the pled pIper had foUowers. The through left tackle for the TO, but the 'yards. Novi completed 5 of IS passes Similarly, Brandon threw all but one of Walter Couse Co. 19 21 running·throwmg superstar pIcked up PAT pass failed. Foundry FlaSk 8< EquIp. la~2 21'12 for 61 yards. South Lyon's passes, aecounllllg for all C.R. Elys & Sons 18 22 only 21 yards rushing - IllS poorest Stop Brandon appeared to be Late in the first quarter, DefenSIve Moba,ak Realty 17 23 Halfba£k John Pfeffer intercepted a seven completions. Flke tossed the Blooms Insurance 16 24 Two Brandon passes for 22 yards, other. All of the lIlterceptlOns came off Old M," Restaurant 16 24 Novi pass at the SL-35 and raced to the Marchande Furs 13'12 26'12 N-35 to set the stage for South Lyon's one to Dave Pcrkll1s and another to the arms of Boyer and Brandon. NorthVille Eagles 9 31 Flke, and an 18-yard gallop by the 200 Games - l... Witt 224; S. Lublenleckl " first touchdown. For Novi, McMillan CJught three 221; D. Maltby 219: S. Busha 214. quarterback 111 a pass optIOn play lughhghted the LIOns' final touchdown passes for 53 yards and Davey two for drive. eIght yards. South Lyon's Flke caught

{ Statistics I Except for a tlmd·penod NOVI touchdown and two fourlh-quarter THE LAST MAN South Lyon threats, the second half of N SL the game was prunarily a defcnslVe YOU WANT TO SEE FOR A First Downs 12 10 dIsplay. Passing 5·15 7-13 Net Yards 206 176 GOOD DEAL ON YOUR NEW Yards Gained Passing 61 72 The WIldcats moved to within Yards Gained Rushing 145 104 seven points of the LIons 111 the thud FORD-GET YOUR BEST PRICE Fum bles lost 1 1 penod when Davey took a South Lyon Intercepted by 3 4 \ ••• THEN CALL ME- . Punts 1-26 3·33 punt on IllS own 45.yard hne and raced Penalties 71 56 past a host of would·be tacklers to A- score from the nght side. Halfback Rick fhll Cllt the LIOns' margll1 to SIX Plans! TED GRICE P01l1tsWith Ius two'pomt PAT run. ORDER YOUR CAR bUSINESS 538-6600-RESIDENCE 349-0237 Wildcats 8 0 8 0 -- 16 IN THE COMFORT South Lyon 022 0 0 -- 22 In rhe fOUith qunrter; a Soulh OF YOUR HOME - Lyon drive to the WJldC:llS' 25·yard HIGHEST TRADE· STARK-HICKEY-WEST IN ALLOWANCEI 20 YEARS WITH FORD DEALERS NOV - John Davey, one-yard run ITom Illle was llIpped when a fumbled l Boyer by runl. SL Y - Ron Wiseman, seven·yard run IPass fa,led). SLY - Rick Fike, 13·yard pass from Winterproof Your Porch or Breezeway Dave Brandon IBrandon run). SLY - Safety IAllen Balay tackled Dave n.1 ..M- CRYSTAL Adama In end zone). SLY - Brandon, one yard run IPass ~ CLEAR. Sideline Sugge~tion failedl. CK UP Wildcat Coach John Osborne gives Halfback Dave Adema some final encouragement before sending him back into Friday's game at South Lyon. Despite taking an early 8.Q lead, the Wildcats lost the contest to the neighboring Lions, 22·16. '69 IMPALA (UST. CPE. Tack Over

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':ASTERI..INE DIRECTOR You c.n buy a car for I,a at ROGER 24-Hour Ambulance Service 1893-19S9 NORTH VI LLE HARDWARE - 107 N. Center - Northville r I Page14-A THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS Thursday, November 13, 196~ ~. Police Blotter Along the Way Continued circumstances are the same. 'Paint Vandals' Still Sought handing down apologies along ********** Ruling on such appeals is lot when spinning tires on his car threw with its decisions. Vandals painted obscene words on Street, was knocked over by a car Twd incidents of egg throwing gravel against two display windows, But if the board agrees a difficult job; but because of several exterior walls of the school November 6 or 7. The 12-foot long were investigated November 9. Egg breaking them. that the case of an appealing its importance, it's a job : bUilding two weeks ago. wall is valued at $150. were thrown against homes at 47175 ********** Dunsany Court and 2033 LeXington ********** citizen is exceptional, then it whose difficult parts canno~:', After conducting their own Two antique milk cans, valued at Boulevard. Sumner C. Gow, 442 Randolph, should consider the be ignored or avoided. The . investigatIOn for over a week, the $25 each, were stolen November 7. ********** told police the windshield of his car circumstances to see if the board should see that failings NorthVIlle Schools have turned the high One was taken from the James Yoder An II-foot fence rail was stolen was broken during the afternoon of exception can be they have discovered in certain school vandaIJsm case over to the residence, 134 Sherrie Lane, and the from 500 Maplewood on November 7. November 5 while it was parked in accommodated without ordinances be brought to the NortllVllle Police department. other from the Vern William's home, ********** front of Folino Insurance, 115 West jeopardizing the best interest attention of the planning An estimated $800 worth of Raymond Spear, superintendent of 1120 HiIlridge. Main Street. of the community. commission and the board ~chools, saId the administrators had ********** damage was caused to Rathburn ********** should recognize and decide Chevrolet, November 4, in an unusual followed up all leads without success. Ten stitches were required to close A decision then should be exceptional cases as The case was handed over to the A bike was stolen from 1002 accident. head wounds suffered by Kelly R. made and justified on the basis exceptional cases. police November 3. Canterbury November 7. The 20-inch According to police reports, an Spencer, 4, who was bItten by a of those circumstances and A retainer wall at the rear of Schwinn bike is owned by Ted Mather, employee of Edelbrock Chevrolet, Siberian Husky on November 6. Kelly, members should not resort to FoliQo Insurance, IIS West Main 209 Debra Street. Plymouth, was leaving the Rathburn of 235 Church Street, was treated by denying a request "for fear of Dr. H. Handorf. The dog is owned by Masons Honor Sterling Smith, Garden City, who keeps setting a precedent." In South Lyon the dog at the Church Street address. Novi Member ********** The board's responsibility A bicycle was stolen from Novi is to make or refuse One Blue Lodge Mason from Novi Road and Allen Drive, November 4. exceptions to the rule and was in Detroit over the weekend to The 26·inch boys bike has high handle there should be no fear of receIve the 32 Degree in Scottish Rite' Dealership Gets New Partner bars and is gold. allowing an exception if you of Freemasonry. ********** can justify one. And there also Walter C. Angel, 40341, James J. Minder, 16000 Andover Inc., replacing David Williams who has operated a world-wide ) easing A lea( sweeper was stolen from is no reason why the same Washington, was among a class of 565 ~ ~ in Dearborn, is the new vice president left the firm after 16 years to go into operation known as A-I Leasing for the 112 Walnut Street between October 30 Masons from Michigan's 11 business for himself. exception to the same rule southeastern Michigan counties to: of the former Williams & Lloyd Ford, past 2~ years. This operation, with 35 and November 2. L1oyd-Mmder will also operate a franchised dealers throughout the cannot be allowed sometime receIve the honor. A change in ownershIp of the COURT NEWS full line of lease vehicles for the public. United States, will become in the future if the South Lyon Ford agency dealership Richard J. Soave, Detroit, was Minder, a retired Ford employee, has Lloyd-Minder Leasing. was announced this week. given sixth months voluntary probation In announcing the change this and charged $30 probation costs by week, Richard Lloyd, the corporation's Judge Dunbar Davis, November 4, in Names Sought ~lLNorthvillce Park Stand Modified president and South Lyon resident, 35th District Court. Soave was found ILlumber o. said "This will give us an opportunity guilty of being a minor in possession of Continued to widen our scope of operation. &15 E. B•• lin. Straub said, "I'm afraid that It will get alcoholic beverages. Of Veterans Leasing is not a new fIeld, but I feel it Northvlli. by townshIp residents, he took the us into something that we can't get out ********** is a wide'lpen and growing one." FALL & WINTER HOURS positIOn that the townshIp should or." Owen J. Searles, Detroit, was fined Parents and friends of become a "whole partner" with the Lloyd·Minder will never see many $78 and three days in the Detroit Northville-area boys now m Vietnam Mon. thru Fri. - 8 to 5 of the cars leased across the country as city - lIot only In sharing costs but in Straub took the position that House of Correction, which he already are asked to add their names to the list Saturday - 9 to 2 preparIng plans for the park's participation in the fIsh hatchery park they will handle only the paper work in has served, for driving with a suspended being compiled by the VFW auxiliary, development. and possible acquisition of Maybury the transactions in many cases. Lloyd license. He also was fined $23 for which plans to make up packages for CALL 349-0220 indicated that one large prospective The trustee won support from the property places too much emphasis on defective exhaust. them November 19 at the VFW hall. supervisor and Clerk Mrs. Eleanor recreation in view of other township customer is the University of Missouri, ********** Servicemen's names and addresses II I JA Ha mmond but was defeated by responsibilIties. which may handle their group project A New Hudson man, Robert A. may be telephoned to Mrs. William FREE ~' 8!A( 1!' ESTIMATES Trustees William Smith, Joseph Straub, Mrs. Hammond appealed for a through an organization such as the Howe, was fined $48 for driving with a Widmaier, 349-5150, or Mrs. Gladys ~1 National Education Association (NEA). Mitchell and Treasurer Lawrence. township commitment, emphasizing suspended license and ordered to serve lohnson, 349-2686. The auxiliary also FREE The new corporation will still sell Leading the oppositIon, Smith that as many - if not more - township two weekends in the DetrOIt House of plans to send packages to Vietnam DELIVERY new Fords from the South Lyon office ~i(:::9'=14~S==E~=:=t' demanded that the township be gIven a residents use the fish hatchery than do Correction. early next year. "documentation" of costs before it city residents. "I feel strongly that we whIch will remain at 124 North *****"'**** makes any commitment to join with need to do this," she said, "and Iwant Lafayette. Wesley C. Dobbins, Wayne, the city. Furthermore, he contended to be in on the planning." charged with being a minor in that the township should establish The clerk also voiced support of possession, paid a fine of $63. We~re open to serve you! whether It can afford to IOvest in parks the recreational mIllage issue and Board Picks *******"'** and whether or not parks come within indicated a hope that it wms the lames M. Dorton, Wayne, was WE SERVICE ALL MAKES AND MODELS the scope of the township's immediate support of the citizens. Continued , sentenced to four days work detail responsibility. "I think the people should speak from Carl P.\lfsell, Wayne County after being found guilty of minor in *COLORED & B/W TELEVISION "All we're asking," he asserted, "is their piece (Ill the electIOn) before we superVisor, tha:t, "chances of getting the possession. *STEREO EQUIPMENT a documentation of costs." do anything," said Mitchell, drawing Wayne County Road Commission to 1f********'" "This (his motion) is no contract support from Lawrence. enclose the overpass l!rF almost nil.:: A We~tiand youth, Thomas R. *CITIZENS' BAND RADIO but a joint effort," replied Baldwin" The motion has nothing to do with , Tpe p1iln hA~inclu~~ b..othW:'Y~~ lGng, was fin.l}g}$50~f,er he was found who repeatedly emphasized that costs the election, argued Baldwin. "If what and Oakland county road comn\)~~liJns, lIuilty of minor in possession. HOURS: Mon. thru Fri. 3 to 8 P.M. are dependent upon the plans for you want is to erect straw men to paying one·third while the ~h601 I , FIRE CALLS Saturday 10 A.M. to 5 development. "Let's not wait for lhem knock down that's what you're doing." district would pick up lhe remaining Nove'mber 4 - 3:55 p.m.,

to come to us WIth their plans. Let's Later, upon voting, Mitchell said, one-third. I ,( Northville Marathon, car fue. iom with them In developing plans we "I'd like to qualify my vote. 1 think we The Wayne, Co!}nty Road can afford." should wait until after the election." Commission owns, fhe overpass and IS Cost estImates to date are far too responsible fot maintaining it. rough to make a commitment, "I'm not agalOst it," he told Deaths Top 200 I n other business the board 144 N. CENTER - NORTHVILLE - PHONE 349·6520 reasserted Smith. Baldwll1, "we asked you to table it but apPJoved the purchase of a bus to Concerning Baldwin's proposal, you want to be stubborn about it." Michigan traffic deaths for a sixth replace the one damaged in an accident month in a row this year topped the

several weeks ago and approved the I 200 mark as 221 fatalities were INFANTS & TODDLERS release from contract of Mrs. Carol recorded for October, according to Martin, second grade teacher at Main State Police proVIsional figures. Street Elementary. Her release will be The total was 2S or 10 per cent Velvets effective at the end of the working day below the all·time high of 246 set in January 21, 1970. that month last year.

WE HAVE AN EXCELLENT SELECTION Sex Education Needed THE PIZZA PLACE in the community together with a OF CHRISTMAS TOYS Continued unity of purpose, he said. CHICkEN-FISH & CHIPS-SPAGHETTI become involved," he said, for the school is the stage where youngsters act "Include the kids," he advocated, OPEN THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY out what values and morality you send "particularly hIgh school kids and their FROM 3 P.M. UNTIL MIDNIGHT jiHle Angels Shoppe them WIth and the school tries to questions about sex and themselves." reinforce them," ~rry.Ou~ and Free Delivery Open Dally 10-6 615 N. MILL ST. Admitting that there also can be III NorthVille Area-Small Ca11349•7030 Thurs. & Fri. 10.9 PLYMOUTH-453·9451 "The school has professionally bad sex education by some teachers Charge outside Northville trained people who know growth and who go too far with the subject, Kay ,.... -., I' development patterns," Kay pomted stressed the necessity of a good out, but warned that only "programs program. He said there are some 3,000 WIth real meaning (not the type bought organizatIons in the United States We're Open! from book pubhshcrs) should be adoptmg the "John Birch line" that developed." such teaching is subveTSlve. Admitting that many parents don't He concluded by showing a film, feel able to discuss the subject with "Parent to Child About Sex." The film theIr youngsters, Kay suggested adult showed adult-child conversations from education classes be set up as part of preschool level through teenage. any program in a community. A VIP committee or family life council can help bring all organizations WANTED ~;,~74 , / SHIRT SERVICE EVERYBODY LOVES Friday, November 14

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; , Wed.-Thurs., November 12-13, 1969 Pa~ 1-B ~, \ ;~ "'\ \ , ~, \ \l ' i This Hunter ) Takes Flying Aim at Game

Most hunters take to the fIelds released when the game IS spotted. with fIrearms - but not Brad Smith, Falcons, on the other hand, are freed Novi High School junior. before-hand and they soar high in the Brad's weapon IS a 2~-pound sky until, at the owner's command, Redtailed hawk that carries its killing they dIve to strike, Brad explained. punch m two fists edged wIth Neither hawk nor' falcon return the razor-sharp talons. game to the owner. Instead, they are A newcomer to the ranks of trained to sit on the freshly kIlled falconry, Brad has yet to bag any small game, without eating it, until the game birds or animals this season but owner arrives. he's sure with a little more "sharpshooting" practice there'll be Some owners permit their bltds to meat in the icepox before the year is fly into trees and wait there for the out. command to strike. So far he and Empress, a young Redtailed hawks, said Brad, kIll Immature male hawk, have come up their prey with a crushing grip, whereas with only field mice and a "cat-size" fakons slash their prey with their rat - not exactly the hunter's most talons. Redtails, Broadwings and precious booty. Redshoulder hawks are short winged Brad bought his hawk for $60 bIrds of the buteo family. Accipiter from a Montana trapper several months hawks, includmg Goshawks, Coopers ago after years of reading about and Sharp-shins, have even shorter huntmg birds. Since then he's built two wings and are faster birds, he said. large cages, trained the bird to hunt and respond to his wrustle, and "Fastest and noblest of all of them purchased a special hunting license though," said Brad, "are the falcons. from the conservation department. Some of the most popular hunting falcons are large enough fa! hunting "I wanted to get a hawk a long geese and ducks." time ago," explamed the young man, Although Empress is still batting "but not until after my parents moved Continued on,.page 9.~B 't out here' to the country was I able to own one. I became even more mterested in falconry after one. of my p;:; neighbor fnends got one a couple years ago." • Brad and hIS family live at 48755 DON'T Ten Mile Road. Al though falconry may have originated 20 centuries before the time of eluist, it is a relatively "young" sport in the United States - certainly WORRY not a popular one. Brad estimates that there are fewer than SOof these trained birds in Michigan today. Their numbers

t are probably small because it is illegal ',' to captu~e a live bird except by permit ABOUT in any of the SO states, he said. They can be obtained legally only through a small number of dealers in the United States. Oddly, however, hunting with NEXT h~wks and falcons IS legal in season throughout the Umted States - proVided the owner obtains a hunting license. Explaining that the term YEAR "falconry" refers to both falcons and hawks trained to hunt, Brad noted that 19>" .- ... '1' •• ~ training of the Redtailed hawk takes 1: l >!' .... "<";'1',"" . ~~ only about two months - less time " r¥ J ( ...... ,-

, than It takes to train a good hunting ~ ;:,; .}..< .~:; _ ,4. ~ "'_ 'j ~s.. ~,i ,...~"*'.,-< "'.( ~".. 1- dog. ~"';i~ .' 'r.f~1~~1~~.~ The Redtaded hawk is one of the slowest flying hunters but it is one of NOBLE SPORT OF FALCONRY - An oriental sport long before the easiest to train, hence one of the Christ was born, the art of hunting with falcons and hawks was Join Our 1970 Christmas Club Now! most popular. introduced in Europe during the Middle Ages. It quickly became the Key to the training of Empress and nobleman's "thing". Today, despite its age, the sport is unfamiliar to most other similar birds, said Brad, is most United States hunters. Brad Smith's Redtailed hawk, Empress, .:>0pel' week equals $ 2:>.00 plus -l JIt % earnings "reward feedmg" when they respond casts a warning eye to small game while perched o'tl its owner's glove. 14, 1.00 pel' wee.!0.00 plus 4 t4 % earnings correctly. "For the first week or so, I But it's when Empress spreads its four-foot wings and shrieks and American Flag just carried him around to get rum used streaks into the sky that game birds and animals really learn the 2.00 pel' week equals 100.00 plus 4 t4 % earnings ,~i to people and cars. Then I started meaning of terror. letting him fly a short ways and back :~.oopel' week equals 150.00 plus" J;4 o/c earnings Given with a leash attached." :>.00 pel' week equals 2:>0.00 plus ·H~o/n earnin~s Later, Brad moved to a field ~f1'11~ . 10.00 per week equals $;)OO.{)Oplus 4 J;,j 0/(; eal'1lings ., , adjacent to his home. With a ISO-foot I' FREE nylon cord (called creance) attached to When you open a Christmas Club the bird, he permitted the hawk to fly account of $:>.00 per week or more. tile distance of the cord. Each time he blew his whistle, retrieved the bird and "rewarded" It with a piece of chicken. Repeated numerous times, Empress learned to associate the whistle with First Federal Christmas Clubs food and soon was returning to his glove-covered wrist on command. Thin leather strips are attached to Earn 4%% Interest (Paid Quarterly) the bird's feet and held by the hunter when he is moving about with the bird perched on his wrist. (Brad still keeps an especially tight grip when the family's cat is about. For hawks, until 'after they're thoroughly trained, any small animal is fair game). A. M. & JAMES ALLEN Although Empress made a few Designers, manufacturers and erectors of p'asses at its owner when it rust arrived, it is now very docile even with other distinctive monuments since 1935. • ~~~nQ~I.~rf!:l;&~~'!i.~94 humans nearby. sso sourn MAIN STREET-NORTHVlLLE-349~770 Unlike falcons, hawks are carried OFFICES IN: HOWELL· BRIGHTON - SOUTH LYON by the hunter in the field and then

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13-Real Estate . ______3-Real Estate 1113-Real Estate [1-card of Thanks I 11-card of Thanks I !3-Real Estate I 13-Real Estate 13-Real Estate t We find words to madeauate to I wish to express my sincere (,xprcss our feelings of love and thanks for the thoughtfu IIness A HOME FOR YOU qratltude to all of you whO have expressed by our many friendS ALL BRICK IN '69 [,oen so kind and helpful to us and relatives. Your cards and gifts 3 BEDROOM RANCH LISTINGS NEEDED ./ I <:1I1ce the death of our husband were greatly appreciated during BUSINESS ,1 nd Father, Charles MIchael my recent stay at SI. Marys Full basement, attached 893 W. Ann Arbor Trail (Uncle Chuck). We espeCially Hospital. 2-car garage, completely liTHE SAR4.TOGA" ~PDreclate the kindness and Mamie Folino & famlly THIS AREA Plymouth Lornfort of Rev. and Mrs. Ross finished on your land $17,200 GL 3-1020 I wish to thank the First United \VlOters. Dr. and Mrs. Raymond $20,990. Approx. 2900 (Twenty Sox. and Rev. and Mrs. Stan Methodist Church Official Board, HOMES, .. ACREAGE, . $300. DOWN FI 9-5270 Jenkllls As weB as many other Women of my Bible Study Group, nine hundred) square feet "ostors wl10 called. Thanks to friends and neighbors for theIr Model: 28425 Pontiac Trl. ** COMMERCIAL for business or commercial $ 119,45,Month plus taxes. MfS. Gearheart for the lovely ma ny kindnesses during my Call Betty Dana ofgan musIc. \--Je want to thank bereavement. 2 Miles N. 10 Mile purposes. Building ON YOUR LOT cacll of you for the flowers, food, Mrs. James Glerln South Lyon EDWARDS·OSTHOLM CO. presently being used as mfts and tlerp In so many ways. Our slOcere thanks to Jim Lamb I wish to most sincerely express GE 7·2014 2800 Middlebelt, antique flea market barn . THE SARATOGA of the Lamb Funeral Home ~n my thanks and appreciation to all, 3 bedrooms, brick ranch, 40 Farmington at History town across ft. wIde, full bsmt" ovar 1000 PHlckncy for hiS many kmdnesses for their prayers, best wishes, and Northville ~Iunng thlS time. Jesus Christ said servicesduring my Illness. 851-1000 from Lake Chemung. Ideal sq. ft., ceramIc tile, 20' living I am the resurrection and the Oral A. Stubbs COBB HOMES rm. Will bulld within 50 miles Two beautiful one·acre lots - finest surroundings. Tall H-46 for square dance clubs or of Detroit. Model and offlce at lite because I live ye shall live trees, plus a scenic view over Northville's rolling hills .• also Because of this promise from various small businesses. 23823 8 MITe Rd. 2 blocks toadS word and our personal 13-Real Estate I East of Telegraph. West Main St., east of Westview. $14,000. .. ,lcceplance a f Jesus Christ as Lord Northville Will remodel to suit. Gas land Savior we rejOiCe knowing MUST SETTLE estate: 8 9/10 heat. For information call t',at we s"all meet agalO. We ask acres N1th 4 room house, well Located in Connemara Hills, 21639 Connemara Dr. Very C & L HOMES Plymouth Gods bleSSing for each of you. 546-0979 after 6 p.m. water, gas or electric I1ghts wired rtlank You Mrs. Mary Michael, unusual contemporary 2-story home, 4 bedroom, all Four.acre farm, corrals, pasture. 4 bedroom house. r for sa me. $4,500. Contact M,s. O. KE.7·3640 - KE·7·2699 Uavld. Becky, Debbie, Parry. Harrison. phone 1-313-632·7263 rooms carpeted, imported stone fireplace in family Basement. Barn. Orchard. Delightful country living at a Mary Belt,. LHlda, Marly and Jon 28 room. Built-In stove, self cleaning oven, dishwasher & bargain price. Assume $16,000 L.C. at 6V.%. Requires .. disposal. Marble floor in foyer, full basement w/8' I am pleased to announce $10,000 down. Listed under $30,000. Make offer. ceiling, wooded lot 127x162, Cedar shake roof, 2 car that I am now associated attached garage wlelectric door opener (2 remotes). with Cutler - Realty in BUYERS WAITING FOR FARM PROPERTIES. CALL T • Built in 1968, Owner transferred. $54.900. Northville and that I shall US FOR PERSONALIZED SERVICE. :' endeavor to offer the same Cozy three bedroom home with full basement located at honest and conscientious 202 Wing Street. Formal dining room. 8 x 25 ft. front seJVice to my clients and 4 acres more or less with hor,se barn .and porch. Gas heat. Walking distance to schools and customers as I have in the out.buildings. 3 bedroom remodeled farm house, \' shopping. Low Taxes. $24,900. with $3.000. down and past. I feel that being country kitchen, large rooms, lots of closets, new balance on land contract. located in this area is a real carpeting throughout - $35,000. advantage. So, to buy or SF:566:? Conveniently located four bedroom older home with 1% sell anything in Real baths and full basement. Attached garage and paved ********************************************* Estate please call This home 6736 Winans Lake Rd. Open house Sunday drive. One and one half stories. Located at 229 Linden- SOUTH LYON .,...- 349-4030. November 16th. 10-6 p.m. Located on one acre. full Vacant city lot in area of beautiful homes approximately ,·u Street. $28,000. Land contract available. Owen Glass basement, three bedrooms, electric stove, lots of storage Cutler Realty Y:z acre with 80' frontage. Must see to appreciate. VC-615!t" space, spacIous two car garage, hardwood floors, other Fourteen acres and three bedroom home located at 9840 ********************************************* features Priced to ~!I 4~ickly, term~. Call owner Currie. Road just South of, Eight"Mile' Road. Familv·) , \ NORTHVI LLE 725 Spring Drive Mob'le~ home'...:: :196B'-Skyline' -.:, 2 blidroom, front ,. 229-9825. room. 11 x 30 h. living room with natural fireplace. I Well kept 3 bedroom o.lde~ home in a wonderful kitchen. Nice and"clean. r$5,975.20 ~ \ ..It Two baths. All rooms carpeted. 30 x 50 ft. barn with'J1-{}" I location. A very nice family home and can be purchased MH 5959 box stalls and running water. Free gas heat. $49,500. on land c~ntract. $26,500. ******************************************** Will sell on land contract. SOUTH LYON NORTHVILLE 790 Horton $21,000 Older Home - 7 rooms - completely re-done - Four bedroom tri·level home bu ilt in 1964. 2'.4 acres 2 bedroom ranch, aluminum siding, 2 car garage, well Evenings by Appointment excellent cement block bldg. included, plus 2 car gar. located in a private location. Built in vacuum system, decorated and landscaped. F .H.A. terms. 532,500 stove, oven and dishwasher. Carpeting through out. 313-437-1729 217 Wing St - 2 apt. Income, good condition. Reduced Corner fireplace in family room. Putting green. Beautiful 9536 W. 7 Mile tw. of Chubb Rd.l Northville to 525,000, S6,OoO dwn_ on land contract. Rene DeCorte blue spruce trees. Two car attached garage. Must see to 47 acres - 4 bedroom, 200 year old house, stage coach 920 Carrlnglon - Excellent 3 bdrm With 2 levels 1·517·546-1024 Custom brock construction - 2 full ceramic baths - appreciate. 566,000 stop - out buildings, stables, fruit trees, main floor parquet floor~ - many nice features of high quality - carpeted, fireplace in living room and dining room. C. Holmberg Victorian style three bedroom home at 255 High Street. ~ l1,9DO $75,000. 1-878·3970 Parlor with fireplace. 11 x 28 ft. living room with bay 19730 Smock Road - Custom built ranch, excellent SOUTH LYON 110 Detroit St. \ condition. on a full acre. 3 bdrms, fam. rm. - 2 window. Full basement. Gas heat. Extra large closets. 4 bedroom, separate dining room, 2 full baths. Older fireplaces - huge basement - 2 car attached gar. Carpeting through out. $35,000. with $5,000. down and home ideal for large family. Can be used for professional $44,900 balance on lond contract. office. Zoned commercial. $31,900. Sharp, clean, 3 bedrm. ranch - 1 full bath, 2 half baths Three story industrial building. Presently leased for two - fireplace - fully tiled basement, attached gar. 504 West Liberty years. Located at 279 Park Place. Good parking. $33,500. 5 bedroom Victorian style older home on one acre, Excellent investment. $79,000. Terms. zoned multiple dwelling, good for large family or for Beautiful lot in Northville Estates, $6,500.00 investment. $26,000. PLYMOUTH Well equipped and air conditioned restaurant located at 126 E. Main Street. Excellent operation for family. 302 West Lake St. 14900 Dogwood - 3 bedrm. brick ranch, family room $11,000. 5 bedroom home near center of town. Corner lot 60 x With fieldstone fireplace 1V2 baths, fully tiled basement, 110. 1'h car garage, spacio us bungalow sty Ie. $24,900. Northville two car altached garage, professionally landscaped. This Novi \. L.C. Terms. Large older home in one of Northville's nicer sections- I home IS plclure perfect Inside and out. $39,900. Twelve acres located on Eleven Mile Road just West of 12475 Nine Mile Rd. (corner of Rushton) close to bu~iness section, schools and churches. This I, Taft Rd. Priced at 55,000. per acre. Terms. 3 bedroom brick ranch, 2 car attached garage on one home must be seen to appreciate all the property has to " NOVI Salem acre site in the country, well landscaped. Close to town. offer. Can be bought on Land Contract Terms - Seventy four acres located on Eight Mile Road between $32,500.00. I Unique home on picturesque setting, 2 3 acres. Large $39,400. .' Napier and Chubb. One thou<:and feet of frontage on ,I hvmg rm. wllh flfeplace, lovely heated sun rm., 3 or 4 Acreage available, 1'h to 3acre parcels. McNally Rd. Eight Mile Road. Excellent investment. $110,000. South Lyon bedrms, 3% baths, fam. rm. With wet bar, and many Green Oak Township. Terms. 3 bedroom - 2 full baths - nice wooded lot - nicest other deluxe features, which include the best of Treed lot, almost % acre in Connemara Hills. carpeting. section of the town - F.H.A. Terms with $1,600.00 $8,500. Brighton down. BELIEVE IT OR NOT Johns Road, between 10 & 11 Mile, across from WE HAVE A 3 BEDROOM HOME FOR RENT!lIl1 Large (ot on Fonda Lake with 220 feet of lake frontage. Godwin Glen Golf Course - 1 1/3 acres with basement $9,800. Terms. 3 bedroom brick ranch - many fine features in nice CALL US FOR MORE DETAILS ready for home, well, fireplace & garage footings. $7000. country atmosphere - Land Contract Terms with 92 x 132 ft. lot on Lagoon off Sandy Bottom Lake. Try Our New Compulerlzed Temple $5,000.00 down at 7% interest and p~yments of $4750. MULTIPLE L1HING SER VICES o $175.00a month. Grocery store in modern 30 x 50 ft. building. Additional For Betler Resulls 40 x 80 lot close to Lime Kiln Lake. Green Oak small home and gal age included. Lot 100 x 132 located Township. $1200, on Route 1 near Clare. $30,000. Land contract available. Brand new listing on small parcel of vacant land - These • are hard to find - 2.02 acres $6,BOO.00 CARL' 340 N. Center NORTHVILLE REALTY Northville' We would like to list and sell your property - call us for prompt action - We are a multi·list Real Estate Agency Kay Keegan Rose Marie Moulds J~OH N 5.0 N .349-4030 and can save you time in finding the property you are Anne Lang Lee Zenoniani REAL EST~TE looking for. Open 9:00 to 5:00 daily - Sunday and H Patricia Hefter Evening appointments are welcomed. 349·3470 Stan Johnston, Realtor i 125 E. MAIN ST. NORTHVILLE,MICH. 11. HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO, Northville's Oldest Real Estate Office FOR FAST RESULTS USE OUR CLASSIFIEDS 135 West Main St. Buying or Selling-Qur Experience Salesmen: Herb Bednar-3~9·4279 Essie1\1irider-349·0768 Northville, Michigan Is Your Protection Dick Lyon-349-1252 Phone 349·4433 160 E. Main 5t. Phone 349·1515

BEAUTIFUL SILVER LAKEFRONT home with many 11 ROOM LAKEFRONT, SILVER LAKE, 14 miles N. quality features, 3 B.R's., 2Y:z ceramic baths, 3 fireplaces, of Ann Arbor, 6 B.R's., 2 full baths, fireplace, gas living room, family room, large kitchen, good beach. furnace. Could be used as 2 family. $35,000. $44,000. V.A. or FHA financing available, secluded 2 B.R. J. R. Hayner MT. BRIGHTON SUBDIVISION, beautiful wooded country home, on lovely wooded 60 x 297' lot. % mile country site, small stream. $6,200. 40B West to expressway. $14,000, Main Street Insurance & ReaL Estate 120' ACRE FARM 14 miles W. of Ann Arbor, good 5 BRIGHTON WINANS LAKE, BRIGHTON. 100 Ft. Frontage, 4 B.R. farm home, full bath, basement, new furnace, Detroiters Call WOodward 3·1480 bedroom lakefront home. Like new cOl"dition. AC·7·2271 garage, excellent barns & outbuildings, windmill. Com pletely furn ished $70,000. - $15,000. down. Est. 1922 Open Sundays & Evenings bV appointment. AC·9·7841 $72,000., $~0,000. down. ! , I' THE BRIGHTON ARGUS-THE NORTHVILL.E RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE SOUTH LYON HERALD Page 3-B 13-Rea, Estate I 13-Real Estate I 13-Real Estate 1113-Real Estate II 13-Real Estate I i la-Real Estate

QUAD LEVEL: LAKEFRONT: 4 Bedrooms, living room, dining room, paneled family RANCH: 3 Bedrooms, Iivinq room, dining room full EARL KLINE Real Estate with fireplace, 2 baths, kitchen with all built-ins basement, parquet floors, kitchen with dishwasher, iv. including refrigerator, carpeting & drapes, attached 2 car attached heated garage, gas heat, Excellent buy. 998~ E. GRAND RIVER • BRIGHTON garage, basement, wooded lot: $38,900. $31,500.00.

COUNTRY 227-1021 WINANS LAKE: BRICK RANCH: NEW: Ranch: 3 Bedrooms, living & dininp rooms, kitchen, gas 3 Bedrooms, kitchen with built·ins, dining, living room 6 ACRES, Quad level, 3 bedrooms, kitchen with eating heat, thermo windows, screens, Laundry room, large lot. with brick fireplace, 2 Ceramic Baths, full basement, gas space, living room, dining room, foyer, 1Y. baths, $29,900. heat, attached 2 car garage, thermo windows and paneled family with brick fireplace, basement, attached screens. $35,900. 2 car garage. $37,500.

10 MILE . Haggerty area. Ideal Lot 70 x 140 In WoodSIde Acres, 2 Lots for sale at Newman Farms SMALL 2 bedroom house on SUburban living. 3 bedroom brick South Lyon, with well, perk test, subdiVision 437·1309. approx. 3 quarter acres. $12,500. ranch,2 baths, large fenced yard. 437-2242 or 437-1650 H·45 Brighton AC-7-4597 attached garage. Land contract H·47 A·32 considered, $26.800.476·6191 Lot on Clement Rd. 100 x 260 $3000. Perk tested. Reply Box 75, Northville, Mlch, 48167. BUILDERS MODEL NORTHVILLE ESTATES, 4 BY OWNER: Neat 3 bedroom bedroom 2'[. bath ranch. 2 car IN BRIGHTON, 3 B.R. brick home o~ corner lot. year round home W/bUiIt Ins. 11/2 garage, family room. 1st floor bathS, carpeted, garage, priVileges laundry room, hot water heat, Convenient to schools, stores. Full basement, gas heat, on Big Crooked Lake, '/, acre many extras, $41.900. D. Raux enclosed patio & ·garage. All in excellent condition. parcel Will deal. Broghton Construction, 349·4180. 22g·9318. If $27,500.00 - Terms A·32 FOR SALE by owner. Newly painted wet plastered country 3 B.R., BRAND NEW on ONE ACRE near Brighton. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY nome on 1acre, large IIvang room, dining room, bedroom, k,tchen, Aluminum siding, full basement, hardwood floors, Novi, Mich. and bath on ground floor. 3 BRIGHTON ceramic tile bath. 2 car attached garage. $28,575.00 - bedrooms and bath uP. 10 closets 23805 Meadowbrook Rd. plus 2 linen closets, fu II basement. PHONE 227-1111 Terms all furnace, 2 car garage, lots of 3 bedroom brick, 1Y. shade trees. Plenty of room for large family and 1 or 2 ponies, 4 Brighton-Howell Area: AT ORE LAKE, new tri-level brick & aluminum 3 B.R. baths, kitchen with extras, miles NE of Howell on paved Beautifu I rolling, wooded dining ..IQOID,.. living room, road. $28,000 Terms $6.000. on B 0' x 200' scenic lot. Large family ro0l'!! with Howell 546-1343 Move in tomorrow! 10 acres parcel. Restricted. fireplace, and "walk-out" to patio. 2 car attached garage. family room "with A·32 Beaullful Northville Commons. anolher line open-space commumty by VA 6076 Like new throughout. $47,500.00 fireplace, carpeted l CASH for land cor.tracts. Call Thompson-Brown Indoor and outdoor hVlng at Its Ilnest Come see The STUR- throughout, tiled 349·2642 after 5 p.m. BRIDGE 4·bedroom colomal loaded With premium leatures such as 2Y2 baths tf Flrst-tloor laundry and mud room Family room. Fireplace Formal dining room Two log cottages on 3 ONE-HALF ACRE APPROX. home site near Brighton. basement, attached 2 car AND breakfast nook. Step-saving, U-shaped kitchen featUring dishwasher and acres in Jackpine Forest in Level ground. Very nice newly built neighborhood. garage, screened back P"ople read our Want Ads, Just sell-cleaning oven and range It's all Included I Full lwo-car garage Concrete the LOVELLS-MIO porch, landscaped & like you are now. Phone streets and curbs. And mUCh. much more ThiS beaullful brand-new home In $4,500.00 - Terms. 349·1700. 437·2011 or 229·9500 the country ISyours for Just 549.500. INCLUDING A PREMIUM LOT THAT BACKS AREA. Near State hunting sodded. Less than 2 years before Monday at 5 p.m. UP TO ONE OF THE PARK·L1KE COMMONS AREASI Come out to Northville land. Year-round access. old. $35,900. Terms. Commons and see The STURBRIDGE Ready lor Immedlale occupancy Open $8,500. -RP 6225 By owner - 349·5243 Food for from noon until 8 pm dally and Sunday. Salurday. from noon unlll 6 pm Closed /(m c:£ IuJt! d9CJta; Thursdays Telephone 476-4848 Other models ava\lable soonl THOUGHT Harvey Lake Privileges too ...~:: Real Estate Insurance A Steak ... ~ THOMPSON-BROWN COMPANY with this desirable building \ & 0 . for two or twenty ~ Everything in real estate from the ground up • site. Restricted area - 9909 Grand River AC 9-6158 [3 righton 8 T. N. will be easy to $3,500. Terms. Not many prepare in this left at this price. VLP SIGN OF SERVICE spacious 3 bedroom 5795 W. Main St. -- 3 bedroom bome in NOVI, l. H. CRANDAll REALTY formal dinmg room, Five bedroom lakefront - ranch, attached garage, loads of extras, fu II excellent beach - 4 lots - excellent condition, 100' x 517/546·0906 basement, paneled full basement - 2 double 150' lot, $30,900. FHA breezeway. 2Y. car car garages - summer Terms. garage, and it sits on house. Near Brighton. Phone 453-7733 'till 9 p.m. a 120x180 hill lot FHA terms. ALH 5751. BRIGHTON with plenty of LAKE OF THE PINES TOM NOTEBAERT shade. Make an Country Building Sites - Brick ranch located in Lake of the Pines Subdivision offer. Asking excellent location to City at the intersection of 1·96 and US-23. Subdivision REAL ESTATE $27,000. Land of Howell & 1-96 features surfaced roadways, tennis courts, fishing and 498 S. Main St., Plymouth Contract terms. in t erchange, $3,500. swimming, all set in young rural flavor. The all brick Terms. VA 5258. A Lemon ... home with attached two car garage has carpeted CUSTOM BUILT not really just living room and hall, dining area, eating bar, efficient RANCH HOMES needs some T .L.C. u-shape kitchen with countertop stove, eye-level oven It's a small home on1 ,, alld lots of cabinet space, there are three bedrooms and • t Completely 3 ACRES in NOVI. , , ~ bath· and a half. The basement h2s bathroom with The land alone slib'wlm and contains the gas fired hot water furnace, plus Fin ished would be worth the LOT OWNERS the basement has two large windows and door to back GLAMOUR' ' price of $18,500, yard. Full Price $35,500. Phone 517-546·0906. $16,800 Land Contract If you want to build a new home On Your Lot terms. 3 bdrm. ranch, full A Peach ... HOMES l. H. CRANDALL REALTY basement, ceramic tile, and save money - SEE will be easy to find Formica tops, hardwood on this beautiful 5 Phone floors, insulated walls and ACRE parcel in GET ACQUAINTED ceilings, birch cabinets, '- BUILD ON YOUR OWN LOT- ANYWHERE 1 NOVI with all kinds WITH GLAMOUR 546-0906 doors, paneling and of fru it trees. A cozy complete painting. 2 bedroom home is HOMES NEW OWNER Rea hors nicely nestled on a Model: 28425 Pontiac Trl. beautiful shaded and BUILDER PROGRAM 2 Miles N. 10 Mile fenced yard With South Lyon Appro isers outbuilding. This is COMPARE THESE On Crawl Space-S14,990. an excellent buy at ADVANTAGES $35,000 with Land GE-7-2014 1. Pre· cut so you can Contract terms. Also may purchase five s a v e thousands by COBB HOMES acres next door. building it yourself. A Tamale ... 2. Glamour Homes will DO-IT-YOURSELF AND SAVE Hot to sell! Come put in your basement WE· BUY lAND CONTRAC'TS'" :·..·~·1 out to 12 Mile near and erect the shell and Greenfield to see you can do the finish- this lovely 3 ing yourself. Coil M. McKoY'H~~~li' 5A6~~610j bedroom ranch in 3. Easy bank financing SOUTHFIELD. It's for lot owners. a great home - clean SALES. APPRAISALS, RENTALS c I e a n! LOW 4. Choose from our 3477 Grand Rlvel Howell TAXES. Big 2% car large selection or bnng ~jijililcoUnTY;) brick garage, lots of in your own plans for '"""'= .. ';.

:;:: Id h k I I M M E D I ATE 3 Bedroom, 1Y. Bath, 10 Cape Cod, 4 bedrooms FHA terms . $~6,~00.00, COUNTRY LIVING ~;;: ::;: ona en e man co OCCUPANCY 6 Acres, Horsebarn,closeto possible 5, 1Y. baths, 3 Lake privileges. 4 Bedroom Colonial with ::;: mj • Bedroom, 2Y. Baths, 7 Brighton, $613,600.00 - family room, fireplace, M9B ILE HOME - 10' x 2 car garage, family ;oom, ~~~ ;::: 116 E. Grand River - Brighton Phone 227·1811 acres, good horse farm, 2 LAKE PROPERTY carpeted, $43,500.00. 50 - 2 bedroom on fir e p Iace for 0 n Iy :::' :~:~ Across from The Bri~lton Argus Office car garage, maids quarters, Lakefront, 3 bedroom, 1 beautiful lake site - $31,900.00. ;~:: . 3 Bedroom, 1Y. Baths, ba h b h h II $1090 M •• ::: Open 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. - Sat. & Sun. til6 P.M. 2 fireplaces, many extras, fireplace, 2 car garage, t, eac $ ouse, we ,0. ust sell - will . ;::: ;:~ RETIREMENT $59,900.00. $41,400., tinancing- landscaped, 33,900.00· take offer. COMMERCIAL PROPERTY::;: 1:1: Large 150 x 150 Lot, 2 3 Bedroom, 1% bath, % land contract. terms. VACANT PROPERTY Down town commetcial :~:~ :~: Liv;ngstonCounty'sonlyMulti·ListMembflf bedrooms, 1 bath, acre 2 car garage. CountrY 2 Bedroom, 1 bath, 20 acres of land for only building owner will repair ;;:: ::~,-. Your 110meIs put on eXhibitIon more by the Oonlld Henk.lman Co, retirement home, for only I '1 V 'I n 9 , car pet e d BRIGGS1 ba h I kLAKE,f 2$16Bedroom,600 Lakefront, screened porch, $10,000 could be made to SUI't new tenants. A real ;:;:. ~:; tilin any other local real estat. comlNlny. LIST WITH US TOOAY. $14,500.00 • small down $27,500.00, Immediate t , a e ront, , . landscaped $29,900,00. into nice development or central location. ~:1: payment. occupancy. . ~.i~~~~~ng I~.~~ cont~~c~ ~ ~~~~.~!l,l! ~~..~~~~~( ~:;:::::;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~::::::::~~:::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~:.:.:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::~::.:.:.:.:.:.~.:.:.:.:.~.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.::~l •••:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.: ..;.:.:.:.:.:.:.: ....:.:.:.: •••:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:!f..~?~~.r.~.~~~.~:••':':':':':':':':':':':':':':.:.:.:.: •.•.•:.:.:••••••:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:.:~.~ J~ Page 4-B- \ THE BRIGHTON ARGUS-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-SOUTH·J.YON HERALD Wed••Thurs" November 12·13, 1969..• l y "S-Farm Produce 16-Household Ie-HOUsehOld 117-M'sceI,any 17-Miscellan -.J 17-Miscellany MULCH AND BEDDING. Refrigerator, tlp·top shape $30. ELLIOTT'S custom.mlxe" ArlY one Interested In exlbltlng or Shredded hardwood bark and Brl9hton 221-7033. Interior latex paint. $5.95 per gal' seiling their craft Items at two day A·32 Sllwdust. Delivered or loaded In Martin's Hardward, South ~~~~2J~6~uth Lyon please call your truck, available 1 a.m. to USED KENMORE dryer Lyon, 437-7341 3: 30 p.m., Mollday through H46 H-41 ALUMINUM SIDING Reynolds HTF Friday. Minimum charge $5.00. excellent condition $30. $23.50 • 100 sq. ft., White second H-47 Cal) 546.Q810. Thureson Lumber 349.0584, after 5 p.m. GERT'S a DIY girl - ready for a $18.50. Aluminum gutters 22 TWO-WHEEL TRAILER, about USED VACUUMS, all makes, 30" COPPERTONE electric stove Company, 1301 E. Grand River, whirl after cleaning carpets with cents per ft. and flttlngl, GArfield 1 ft. long, suitable for hauUnli~ cheaP. 543 W. 7 Mile, 349-6535, $50j 1 metal baby bid $10; 1.10 Twin bed, box springs & mattress, Howell, Michigan. Nylon Beige carpet 14 x 15 with Blue Lustre. Rent electric 7·3309. ft. driveway culvert-one small odd excellent condition, $50. Sleelframe, 437-1984. .. ~ pad. WaSh Basin complete with 14tf H-46 ATF shampooer $1. NUgent's htf table - one toaster. Brighton 437-~351. faucet,. Phone 414·8304. Hardware, South Lyon. SINGER, BUY Golden Touch and 229·9407. H-46 custom CombIning and COrn WANTED KNIVES, scissors arfd-;' Sew machine. Get portable TV H-46 A·32 shelling. Call Jim Hamilton 1 PHILCO pinking shears to Sharpen for t~li : for $19.95. ZI!I"Zag portable 3 fables; 2 end, 1 coffee, lime REF RIG ERA TOR - - Crosly hondays McFarlands Sharpening 437-1818. $88,00, c.lIbln.t moclel' $88.00, HIGH CHAI R, crib, stroller, ALLIS CHALME~S B Tractor oak, moderri wltll formlu tops, Electric stove full size. Phone chlffrobe, and antique bedroom HU Service, 8860 Pontiac Trall, South H-46. used Singer Portable $24.95. W/Mower cultivator .. plow, A.1 condition. Pr. of lamps 476-2706. set. 437-1971 after 5 p.m. Vacuum cleaners $39.95. Buy Hartland 632·7314, 9200 Crouse Included In price. 349-4296. Lyon ~37·1341. H-4'r Young heavy pullets and roosters, WE SELL. auto accusorles -tires rlOW - save for Xmas. Phone H-46 Rd. good for freezing - 35 cents lb., ORGAN, secretary desk, round & batteries, mufflers & tall pipes. Norman Pilsner, Livingston A-32 8 year old GE range, glasswindow IIvewelght. You clean. Call ahead. table & chaIrs, chIna cabinet, TWO KELLY-SPRINGFIELD Gambles, South L.yon. 437·1565. oven, sensl-temp burner, range TWO USED TRACTOR tlr,es" County's only authorlz.d Singer • Htf 313-431-1925. One mile east of .f;arm Belt & antiques. 349-2382. studded snow tires, size 650 x 13, top grille, electric clock, light, all 13.6·28 for 12" rims, two used'J;;; So uth Lyon, William Peters, Representative. Repair all mak.,. PORTABL.E DOG pens. Chain 229-9344. nearly new, 642 North Center, a utomatlc timer. Timed and x 7 steel !lerage dOOrs vef~" 58~20 Ten Mile Rd. Dinette set, formlca top $45.00 • Northville, HARDWOOD BEDDING, Ideal link dog runs. TED DAVIDS reasonable. Call evenln9s' AU regular outlet $100. 349·2101. HTF complete 'et. Kenmore Deluxe free stall applications, now FENCE SPECIAL.IST 437.1675. 437.6522. ' ,1 " loading, minimum slaes $5. automatic humidifier $25. Call SEASON SPECIAL IF carpets look dull and drear, HTF F RiG IDA IRE H-4~_ Wheat, straw and mIxed hay. 453-7624 after 6:00 p.m. remove spofs as they appear with Dimension Hardwood' Lumber refrigerator-Freezer, charcoal, 121------= SEWING MACHINE Co. 10925 Highland Rd. Milford. 453·6031. 1969 ZIG ZAG Blue Lustre. Rent electric A SEWING MACHINE cu. ft. 349.0341 TWO SNOW TIRES AND'wheels--< H·46 Shampooer $1. Schuman Gamble ,Ph. Hartland 632·1425. In good condition, not re-treads:, 11\1 CABINET Atf IN CABINET Whlle 30" Whirlpool Gas stove, 2 NEW, In beautiful cabinet, does Store, 209 W. MaIn St., Brighton. I-_:_c:--==-=:-:-::::-----'-::.:.:..I 1969 SINGER Full 51ze box sprIng & mattress, 8-25-14" two upholstered chaIrs I APPLES ALL VARIETIES laminated walnut shelves 10" by all the 9reat zl9 zag stitches. No A·32 NON FERROUS scrap meter ZIG ZAG Sealy, good condition. $18. In good condition. 437·2154. ,: ,a 6' $5 each; umbrella type clothes attachments needed to make wanted, copper, bra1S, batteries, S~lng maclllne, slightly used. Brighton 229-9859. H·46 SWEET CIDER line $5.00; wood card table, buttonholes, sew on buttons, 2 TRACTOR TIRES & AXLE, radiators, aluminum, lead, Blind hem stitches, sews on A·32 PEARS parquet top $4.00 - 349-6171. overcast, fancy stitches, blind size 12 x 6, 3339 Woodland Lake, stainI.. steel, dlec.lllt, starters, buttons, makes bL\ttQnhollU, POLAROID 220 Camera, Flas!;lfl....1 hem dresses, etc. Guarantee for 5 Oak Knoll. generators. Regal Scrap, Howell. monograms, ~ov~ercastl fancy Baldwin orga-sonlc organ. and Case. Excellent condltlon-j Regentik Get Your Serta yrs. parts & labor.' A-32 199 L.ucy Road st\tclles. No attachments needed. t-iartland 632·7613. $45.00. ,Call 437·2528 after 5· Grandview Orchards FULL PRICE 1-511-546-3320. 5 YEAR PARTS AND 1'\-32 p.m. , H41~ $44.80 LOST' brIght carpet colors - A·33 LABOR GUARANTEE 40245 Grand River, Novi PERFECT SLEEPER TAX INCLUDED restore them with Blue Lustre. $56.20 TAX INCLUDED DINING SET" 9 piece exquisite OR pay $4.48 down and 9 Rent electric shampooer $1. Ratz Or pay deferred balance, with dark heavY,carved oak, MAGNUS, 22·cord, play by I nterest free payments of $4.48 Hdwe., 331 W. Main St., $6,20 down & 10 Interest free beaul1fully refinished $915, Also number organ $100. 437·6957 HORSE BARNS per mo. Brighton. payments of $5. with no carrying other furniture. 349-6128 H-4?; Large or Small MATTRESS AND Capital Sewing Credit Dept. A-32 charge. For free home CALL demonstration call Capital Sewing Bed, mattress & springs, dresser ' .... ------~------., Storage Buildings 7294610 BALED HAY & STRAW, ALSO Credit Manager. Until 9 p.m. If W/mlrror. Blonde. $35.00. 7-A-Mobile Homes BOX SPRINGS FIREPLACE WOOD. 229-4521 Htf 349-4235. / _ c>' J&J If toll, call.collect long distance, call COllect Campers at No obligation Harold Krause, 10621 Buno Rd., PHONE Pole Building Co. WE ACCEPT Brighton. HARDWOOD MUL.CH, wooel 729-4610 Round Oak pedeltal table 45", MASTERCHARGE A-34 chunks, chips shredded, now WE ACCEPT claw feet,S, leaves, beautifully 1965 MIDLAND travel-tranq(~ 437-1387 BANK AMERICARD loading, mInimum sales $5, MASTERCHARGE reflnlshed; also roll·top deSk, 6 $250. Call 437-6380 ' •• ~ E. D. EWING MICH BANKARD FLUTE-Ge me In hardt, 2 yrs. Dimension Hardwood L.umber MICH BANKARD cane back chairs & 54" round . H·47 SECURITY CHARGE old, exec condo $100 Or best Co., 10925 Highland Rd., SECURITY CHARGE table. 411-2944 Ie-HOUsehOld CALL offer. Brlgllton 221-2384. Milford. Ph. Hartland 632·7425. BANK AMERICARD Alma. 10 x 50 Mobile Home, ,FURNITURE 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. A-32 Atf No obligation Mini flea market, furniture babY Good Condition, 2 bedrooms, & other lamps, toys (Flsher·Prlce) Partially furniShed. Sale or trade. FU RNITU R E refinishing, WARD'S steel storage slled 6 x A·32 repa Irl ng, ·strlppln9, unemg. 217W. Main Dining table & 6 chairs, buffet, Four new polyester cord premium games,' 'books, Play School 30750 South Hill, New Hudso.n. 6'12ft. 2 yrs old $40.349·1218. puzzles. Collector's Items, old Phone 431-6596. Brighton hutch, drum table, love seat, 4 ply w/w tires, 700·13 cost HEAVY DUTY Singer , H-46 Ht! slrtgle hlde-a-bed, ,lamps, high $]68. Sell $120. - 437-1825 call u pho Isterlng sewing machine. fruit Jars Ed ShOfman, 8715 Van 10 BAGS OF CEMENT- 30 sheets Phone 229-7010 chair, fur coat. Brighton AC after 4:30. 632-7314·9200 Crouse Rd., Antwerp, Brighton 1-5 p.m. 1970 NEW MOON 12' x 44' at 9-6438. 'I," plYWOOd,150 - 2 x 4 large ______.. H-46 I Hartland. A·32 Snver Lake Mobil. Park, 10987 e In Stock wood lathe. Can be seenat 116 S. ALL FURNITURE-K,ng ,Ize bed ""-32 A·32 Sliver Lake Rd., South L.yon and beds. chest of drawers. love Rogers, Northville after 3:30 or REMOVE EXCESS body fluid 437-6211 or Brighton 229·6679 It Free Delivery pllone FI 9.0716. seat, day couch, maple hutch, GE Refrlgerator with 150 lb. with Fluldex tablets, only $1.49 KEL.VINATOR Electric Range, AUCTION SALE - Dealer table and chairs, washer & dryer e Best Terms Available freezer unlt, 2 yrs. old,S pc. at Spencer's Drugs, South L.yon. 1968. Fully automatic, with CLOTHING 91rls .6x-7 & 10-12. and coppettone refrigerator. kitchen set, electric fan, 2 burner ______-'-:H:...-4.:..;:.6' burner brain - coppertone. Will Boys 6-8. Ladles 7-9. Haggerty, Every Wednesday & Friday 349-2490 electric plate, electric tea kettle, sacrifice. 632-7270. ENCORE 1966·10 x 55, "3' Five Mile area. 464-0112. FL.EA MART rummage and trade at 7:30 p.m. bedroom, unfurnished, go.oll; waffle Iron, set of wall paintings, day Friday and Saturday, Nov. 14 A-3~ 15 cu. ft 9, Internationa,l cond., $2,950. Phone 878·3114 13-Real Estate and IS, 10:00 am to ? 56838 13-Real Estate Harvester chest deep freeze. Call LOSE WEIGHT safely.'. 'With Misc. sale-Frl &' Sat Nov. 14 & Always some antiques after 6 p.m. Grand River, New Hudson, afler 5 p.m. AC 9-6021 Brighton. [)ex·A·Dlet tablets. Only 98 cenls 15. Kenmore portable washer, sun A-32 at Spencer's Drugs, South Lyon. 437-1496 lamp, golf clubs, 22" human hair SHELDON HALL H-48 H-46 fall, sllver-grey wig, clothes, dishes, baby bed & car bed, etc. Rent Walnut bedroom set - double FOR SALE new big refrigerator 44643 Mich. Ave. la-For Stewart HUNTING licenses for sale. BrlghJon 227-1578. dresser W/Mlrror. Brighton and waSher, new carpets acrylic MartIns Hardware, South Lyon, A·32 229·2501. pastel green 10 x 12, 6 x 8, 3 x 6 'COMFORTABL.E country A-32 437-7341 (bet. Wayne·Ypsi) , home",5 rooms. Very reasonabl~.,. strips and padding 437-1346. H46 40" Electric range aU Porcelain . H·47 re\lable tenant. 313-272.2738,,;;;, ELECTRIC RANGE for sale· 2 Ref. w&shelves In d~or, Kitchen \313-931-5327 ON years old. Btlghton 227-7816. FOR SALE - two holstein Ilelfers table & 4 chaIrs all In good condo A-32 OLDFORD TI RES.- one snow, one regular one Just calved; also 011 nrell A-32 Brighton AC 7·2886. 815·15 less than 5,000 miles. circulator heater, like new. Call ------,-- A-32 TO MATURE re,ponslble 'cousi,i;'; Both for $29 437-1606. 349-4490 FULL SIZE MODERN elm book BRAND NEW' '69 partly furnIshed, 3 bedrool'n, H-47 H-46 Real Estate case bed w/flrm serta smooth top Alum. door & Window extrusion country house, Dec-May. -No' mattress & box spring. LIke new &. tooling for Inventory. Brighton children, no pet', security <1ep" REMINGTON 30-06 AutOmatic co nd It 10 n $60.00. Brighton 229·6694. TOUCH-A-MATIC References. Brighton AC 9-6438,. 229·6070. A-32 $115. Martin's Hardware, South A-33 after 6 p.m. Four bedroom home located in city of Northville L"Yon,437-7341 I--..,-----'------l Has built in zig-zag for A-32 Dln1n9 set, lovely 8-plece table, 5 H-46 Spartan Water Softner 4 cycle, 1 featuring large kitchen with built-ins, dining room and chairs, china cabinet & buffet, year old, Farmington 414-5874. buttonholes' and fancy, 2 BEDROOM, lakefronf, (~il~ BABY SITTER Six Mlle & Angle two full batMs. Immediate occupancy. $29,900, $235. 411·2944. A 32 stitching, etc. Lay·a·way basement, waSher & dryer, ,tove .• Rd. area. Hours 4 tllru 7 p.m. 4 & refrigerator provided. $180 per STEWART OLDFORD REALTY school age children, $15 per POOL TABLES - slate tops. Call balance only $33.10 or mo. $100 deposit. No pets. I 6A-Antiques week. my home, your 'Ken" at 349-9780, noon tll 10 pay $1.50 a week. Sells for 546-3426. 1270 S. Main, Plymouth t ra nsportatlon. Pis call Mrs. p.m. A-3~. 453-7660 evenings 453-5947 Corwin, before 2 p.m., 437·2854 much more. Call anytime Mid-Victorian Love Seat. Red H-46 Antique Velvet. Tufted Back. Apple fireplace wood, $20 - face 338-2544. FURNISHED 1 and 2 bedroom Corner seat - Red antique velvet cord. 349·2647. apt. Utllitles furnished, Brighton tufted headboard. Gold Print Area. Phone 425·5528. 3 BR. HOME. 60' x 20' barn on 9 acres. 428' frontage Brocatell. Phone 437,9557. Lawn & Garden' HORSE, 8ARNS , . I Large or Small "on Martindale Rd. f j7-MiSCellany' . ,.J'IIII I Stora.Qe Buildings BR. HOME on 1.7 acres in South Lyon. Zoned I I I J I Ii'" r 1.1 1,.J~ . TR~CTORS : "'2 l J &J <~Commercial. Terms. i' USED' FURNITU~~ : Sales: &\ {S~rvicel :! Pole Building Co. 2 Story Commercial Bldg. 22' x 95' Basement, elevator All kinds of used furniture 437-1387 and air conditioning. Terms. & household items. . THESIER i Blankets, Rug5, Springs & 40 Acres on 8 Mile Rd. Will divide. Terms. Mattresses. Open Saturday EQUIPMENT CO. AUCTION SAVE 3 LOTS on Woodland Dr. 130' x 135' Terms. & Monday afternoons. WIXOM - 3 bedroom home. Farm Center Store 28342 Pontiac Trail Every Saturday Night Up to 50% OFF I mmedlate occupancy. 437-2044, I 349·1150. BUILDlNG Site 150' x 250' A beautiful spot off 9010 Pontiac Trail 437-2092 On '69 Models! Crooked La~e. (bet. 7 & 8 Mile) South Lyon 3 ROOM FURNISHED AND 7:00 P.M. heated upper apartment. nice for"'\ VISCOUNT POOLS 'working couPle, 642 North' 42400 Grand River, Novi Ann Arbor Center, Northville. i .**~*********************** 2450 W. Stadium ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD GOODS THREE BEDROOM home In I .. ANTIQUE AUCTION Across from Westgate Northville. $UO per month' LETZRING REALTV ABSOLUTELY NO PETS - NO Livonia : INDOORS Sunday, November 16 - 2 P.M. CH IL.OREN. Phone 349.0090 lanny Enders, Auctioneer between 6 & 8 p.m. l I 437 -1531 - INSURANCE 437-5131 if 34750 Plymouth Road Primitives from N.Y. Fancy China, Glassware, Brass 349-2783 .. Near Wayne Road PARTLY------1FURNISHED 1,' and Ironware. if bedroom apt. upstairs, Available 121 E. LAKE ST. - SOUTH LYON Lay Away Antiques Now for Christmas gifts I'&.;::======::rll Dec. 1 - 1 years lease & ,ecurity .. deposit reqUired. Adults only. 'j' if 349-1832. HERB WEISS (REPRESENTATIVE) SILVER STAR if: LA-Z-BOY I 27tf i .. Open Every Day (517) 546-0686 NO HUNTING SIGNS .. UPPER------1FLAT; 2 large & 1 small Consignments Wel'come 5900 Green, Reclina·Rocker bedrooms, kitchen, living room & I 437 -6106 .. llath. Heat & water furnIshed., .. 3 Mi. N. M-59, 3 Mi. W. US-23 (Clyde Rd. exitl NOW ON SALE Non-destructive Children! HEADQUARTERS acceptable. $200 per month, w/6 ; monthS minimum lease. $400. ,. AT 'securlty deposit an absolute must. I ·AII Styles Renter may decorate to their own ,allsfacllon & at their own ·Christmas Lay-Away expense. Brick houseon Gr. River, ! Now- At approx. :v. mile west of Novl rd .• THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Call 349·3230, ask for Mr. or Mrs.: DISCOUNT .. Romanow. : THE SOUTH LYON HERALD THE BRIGHTON ARGUS E. D. EWING 2 BEDROOM apt., UtilIties furniShed except electriCIty. Refrigerator, stove, washer and' dryer. 1402 W. Maple Rll.· FURNITURE FURNITURE Milf ....·rl.562-2185. i NEW UNFURNISHED 3j Allstate can get financing at bank rates for any 349-1700 10 cents each bedroom home. Lake privileges. 1 qualified buyer! Money may be tight, but the 217 W. Main, Brighton Occupancy In 30 day~. security; I 437-2011 3 for 25 cents Phone 229·7010 deposit & references reqUlred'l confidence of the financial community in Allstate's • Soutll Lyon area $200 month. New Unclaimed 229·9509 ,J, 437-6467. experience and workmanship makes mortgage money H·44 , ,j available to Allstate customers. And you have the Double dresser, mirror, 4 drawer chest Ilnd panel bed. ------\ 1 Sells for $169. Unclaimed balance $97.00. APT-878·3720·Plnckney A.32 J added security of dealing with a national housing CANADA'S MOST RENOWNED SNOWMOBIl.E I company. The HotLine . ). Modern sofa and floral Mr. & Mrs. chairs, zippered reversible cushions. Sells for $279. Unclaimed balance Gives you $188. 3-BEDROOM RANCH RUG SCRUBBERS - Glamorene I or Blue Lustre - Gambles, South I )..u,n ON YOUR 1011 Walnut chest of drawers only $29.50. $13,990 The Winning Edge Lyon. 437-1565. , 1 Htf ,t.R:tt4 -q--;:d j i_ ~ !l ; vf: Lovely bedroom suite, mattress, box springs, double BEAUTIFUL LAKEFRONT 3! 'for '70 bedroom ranCh, stove &, dresser, frame mirror, roomy 4-drawer chest and full size refrigerator, grounds maintained,' r I bed. Mar·proof top. Sells for $229. Unclaimed balance 8469 Woodland Shore Dr." $169. Brighton. ' 'POWER EOGE with aU; Exclusive Track Design HollYwood bed set. Full or twin size, mattress, box springs, headboard and frame. Sells for $99. Unclaimed Property For Rent 'PRICE EDGE 18 h.p., as balance $69. Low as $696 COMMERCIAL

Modern sofa and chair, zippered reversible cushions. Modern offices, 1400 sq. Sells for $189. Unclaimed balance $95. ft. Ideally suited for Mfg. Free Delivery .Worth Getting On Rep, or Farm not dealing Many other similar savings •• with general public. Main Young Manrieds - Credit available office 20 x 24, 3 private I without co-signer ·QUALITY EDGE With 2 offices, lobby, storage 28 hp. EleCtric Starter 8S Low as $976 ij i Yr. Exclusive Track Warranty (WIth 18" Wide Track Elel:trlc Starter as Low as $1125) room, 2 lavatories, air conditioned, ample HOUSEHOLD parking, private entrance ·MODEL EDGE 6 Great Moto-Ski Models 10 Choose From at rear of main building. Presently occupied by II APPLIANCE Inter-Lake Windows at I 422-6001 Ward's .super Service 25460 Novi Rd. Available 27610 Schoolcraft Rd. 10to 9 daily January. Inquire within. ,I 47277 Grand River 349-9771 Novi (Inkster·Schoolcraft Shopping Centerl 11 to 6 Sundays I

-..- .. -.... ---...... _ ....._~--_...-""' ...... _-...... ,. ...-_...~- --.---'" ------...----_ .._------~-----.._--- I. Wed.·ThurL, November 12-13, 1969 THE BRIGHTON ARGUS-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-SOUTH LYON HERALD Page 5-B la-For______Rent 11,2-HelpW8nted 1.1 12-HelpW8nted )' '112-HeIPwanted I 112-Help Wanted I13-Situations Wanted AUTO GONE? Rent a new Ford. PART TIME evenlni' or full time COM PAN I ON FO R elderly MALE: PART time - evenings, BABY SITTING - Mothers As low IJ $7 per diy, 7 ~nts a days - cut up shop and saw mill. . woman, light housework. room & $250. salary If you qualify. Call helper needs playmate, licensed, mile Includes gas. Wilson Ford, Apply In penon only - must bE board plus salary. Send resume & ThurSday 349.6511. 14tf experienced, convenient. Brighton Brighton 227.1171. 18 - Dlmen5l0n Hardwood reference to Box 399 c/o The Large United States and 229-6782. Lumber CO. 10925 Highland Rd NorthYllle Record. . ATF Hartland, Mich. Canadian Co. in HELP WANTED, cook, bar maid A·32 AT F I-:::-::::-"::-::-::-=-=-:----,.-----l and waitresses. Andy'S Steak WI1l rent In Northvl1le, a 3 room agricultural field urgently House. 437·2038. MAN w/3 quarter ton truck ap,. w/bath, utilities furnished, r------~ requires representative in HTF wIshes work. 632·7314. also stove & refrigerator. call A-32 624-2444 before 6 p.m. After 6 WOMEN FOR ALL Htf this area. Applicant must B MEN WANTED Immediately WAITRESSES WANTED, Must P'!11' 363-5865. for good ~ylnQ permanent sales be experienced. Also cook and WIL.L BABY SIT In your homo CUSTODIAL. WORKERS and have recent agricultural position In Northville Salary of dishwaSher. Apply In person. Pat's days or evenings. High calibre ONE BEDROOM APT.-Adul15 AROUND BAKERY substitutes needed by S. Lyon background and be well . $750 a month available If you Restaurant, 9830 E. Grand River. references. 349-4163 only, 151 McHaltle St., South Comm. SchoOls. Call 437·1277 qualify. Call ThurSday between AU L.yon. Apply at Apt. 1. to apply. htf regarded in the area. 10:00 and 5:00, 349-6511. YOUNG HOUSEWIVES desire BOOKKEEPER PREFERABLY n H·45 WORK Position is full time or can 12tf babysitting In their homes -- experienced In school accounting. Sliver Lake Area. 437-0260 or be handled at first along Fringe benefits & paid Yacatlon. FOR RENT-2 new' duplexes EXPE RIEN CEO HEL.P wanted. SET·U P men for automatlc 437·1328. available Dec. I, 2 bedrooms and at the new CHRISTMAS Please apply In person to and/or hand screw machine. Top H-46 with your present farming Apply Jim's SUndarl! SerYlce, L.IYlngston Intermediate office, 2 "bathS, refrigerator and stove, Brighton bakery 204 W. Grand Riyer. Brighton. wages and fringe benefits. R & 0 operation. Earnings in 224 W. Sibley St.. Howell. LADY WISHES day work. heat Included, no pets, $180 IS COMING alf Screw Products, 810 Fowler St., month, security deposlt required, (reopening soon). Steady 546.0510 Howell,546·2380. Experience, refetences. 895-1656 excess of $10.000.00 to A-32 50.9 S. Church St., Brighton, call work - days. Li!tlt & easy Start now as an AVON A·1Stf after 5:30 p.m., 533·1532. right man on commission, WHOLESALE PRICES HIGH 5CHOOL. SOY to work In DRESSMAKING, alleratlons, H-45 work. REPRESENTATIVE - salary or draw. You r.an ON PRE·MIX roadside market after school and EXPERIENCED mechaniCS, full tailoring, mencllng, & rewl!lllving. Phone Collect you sell Christmas Gihs New Raleigh Dealership open In weekends. Must have and part tIme, Walker's Service, Brighton 229·8432. BRIGHTON, 2 bedroom apt, progress to management your townshIp for Hlgh·Potency, transportation -- 16 Yr5. or older 402 Donovan, South Lyon. aU Pontiac 1·852-5477 and beauty items to adults only. no pets, $140 per fast if you can produce. Vltamln·Antlblotlc trace minerai -Call GR 4-1379 HTF mo., 10612 E. Grand River, For Infornl:,tion neighbors. Choose your pre·mlxes. Direct from factory EXPERIENCED SHOW groom Brighton. 229-6498. prices lower your own feed costs EARN $ $ BEFORE for large Morgan and Arab farm •. hours - high potential WAITRESS WANTED part or full A·32 Contact Mr. Stl:<. I For confidential and offer you excellent profits on CHRISTMAS (WOMEN) lime. Lakeside Bar - Howell For more details call 464·3065 ' sales to other farmers. Write - No Work 2 hours morning or early 2'(" appointment write fully to 546·1810 NEW DUPL.EX apt., 2 large I ~======:...~I earn ings. Call now ,\ VON Obligation. Frank Grosser, Dlst. evening for a 96 year Old co. A-32 be'i:lrooms, carpellng, ceramic Ir , l ....."n"~er. SUE FLEM."'JG Box No. 337N, c/o South Sales Mgr., 527 Quinlan Dr., Box Seiling & Management. No I WOULD loye to take specIal bath. stove & refrigerator. HELP WANTED . FE b·:;,,,, .. ': 115, Williamston, Mich. 48895 Investment. no ~rty plan. no EX PE R IENCED GAS statlon care of your child In my home Available Nov. 2, Brighton Lyon Herald. A·32 collectlons, and no deliveries. Car operator for full lime. Apply m days 0 r nights. Please call 229-4225 necessary. Call before noon 1-MI person. 202 W. MaIn. 437-6909. South Lyon aU 2·7363. -28 H-46 A·33 ------MEAT DEPT. DOES your wlg or wiglet need a 1 BEDROOM APT.. furnished, $17,0.00 Immediate openIngs for man or HOUSEKEEPER & Janitor, pay new set or style' Call 437-6909 carp.ttd, no children, no p.1I. ADVANCED STENOGRAPHERS woman, Gregory, Pinckney & H-46 jlrlllnton 22904360 commensurate with experience, Howell area. Part lime, early I Apply in PLUS h ours flexible. Northville Convalescetll Center, 520 W. morning hrs. Need car. Oetrolt Baby sItting In my homll'. Buno & Person Free Press, Brighton 229·9250 BRIGHTON FIRST St.. small We have attractive salary plus overtime positions Main. 349-4290 S pen cer Rd" Br Ighton -, NEW CAR between 9 a.m. & 5 p.m. 229·4515. liOCk hOUse, 1 bdrm., basement, A·32 gas h"eat, vacant soon, sec. aV8i1able for individuals with secretarial experience. The CL.EANING L.ADY 1 day a A·32 week. References. MLlst have own deposll{ references. Call ThurSday individuals we are seeking must be good typists, posSess AS BONUS 'WAITRESS WANTED C!.r(~es, Sun. 1·6 588'~06. atf transportatIon. 349-4221. Child care In licensed home. Call SEFA'S MKT. good telephone mannerisms, and have a general $17,000 commission in a Continental Bar, Wixom, Pinckney 878·3203. WANTED - Aggresslye young 349·9788 lf knowledge of office machines. year is not unusual for our. A-32 APTS. IN Northville,. one Brighton men to train for Sales Pos1llons. ~lIClroom, nove, refrill., & fully These are permanent positions that have been created by full-time salesmen. New car Can develop mto management. KIND REL.IABLE woman to aid Baby sitting In my home, For details and appointment. Call working mother 8 a.m. 4 p.m. experienced mother. Corner of 5 carpeted. Heat furnished. Security offered as bonus. Short deposit required. 349·1273 our plant expansion. We offer an excellent employee Thursday 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. 10 Mile & Meadowbrook Rd. Mile and Pontiac Trail, 437-7874. 425-8888 u·· j -27 benefit program. auto trips 10 co ntact 349·6808 H-46 WANTED APPLY AT custom ers. ' , PRODUCTION LOVEL.Y 1 bedroom apt., partly HA I'RDRESSER p furnished. quiet, excellent NEEDEI. li4.- ets, Animals, I AIR MAIL WORKERS Brighton AC 9-2527 location, working couple A.E. PARKER &SONS CO .• A.32 and Supplies preferred, 349-1832. Available 2 EXPERIENCED - a unit of BOB READ, PRESIDENT, Steady work the year Dec. 1. AKC Reg. Brown Toy Pou::!le at EX-CELL-O CORPORATION Th.Am"l,an Lubrl,,",.Campany, round with good hourly BAR W A I TRESS needed stud. Also puppies. Bllght"n .~ 26lf even Ing s. Apply after 5,30 229.8360. BODY MEN 2280 WEST GRAND RIVER Jlarton. Ohl. H401 rate, plus incentive pay. Brighton Bowl-N--£lar, 9871 E. I'g-wanted to Rent I HOWELL, MICHIGAN 48843 Plenty of overtime. Grand River. A-33 Pr ofesslonal ULM 'FACUL.TY couple wIsh to Plenty of Work Company paid life, sick & Horsesh oel ng " AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER corrective and trimming, fast T,ent country home with MAINTENANCE accident, & hospitalization WANTED BABY SITTER with servIce. Ken Wlpp, phono su rroundlng space (preferably transportation. mornings 9 to 12, * Blue Cross insurance, plus vacatio ns & 663-0901. 'enough for horse). Need Janulry. MEN to care for well·mannered child In HTF !wvlthln 25 miles of Ann Arbor. * Paid Vacation paid holidays. lovely home. Call after 6 - phone 437·1J46. Call 764-3492. Immediately Openings Poodle Puppies White & apricot' * Uniforms Apply at Personnel H-46 alf For Men With At Least 3 mIniature & toy. Select now, will, EXPERIENCED Office 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. hold tII Christmas. Stud service. WANTE:D provate property to Ye'ars Experience As OFFICE HEL.P wanted - tYPing 349-4493. 27 , rent for Mobile Home - Brighton Monday through Friday. 8 and filing required. 437-1800 Industrial Mill Wrights Or H-4G , 229-6679. LATHE OPERATORS a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Pug puppies. Show qual1ly. " , A-32 G. D. VAN CAMP' 1ndustrial Electrician. RECAPPERS, 40 plus hours per Marle·mark Kennels. Also stUd Excellent Wages & Fringe MICHIGAN SEAMLESS week, year round work. fringe servlce. 349-4493. 27 110-Wantect to Buy Chevrolet & OldsiTlobiles I ___ ~---II •Benefits. TUBE COMPANY benefits, startlng pay $2.75 an Brighton Phone 229.~~ 1 400 Wm. N. McMunn St. hour, no experience. Carollno GERMAN SHEPHEROS, 4 mos. FARMAL.L Super C with 2 point EXPERIENCED TURRET , APPLY: Tire Company. 10630 RUShton purebred, phone 349·2537 -27 fast hitch - 437-9557 South Lyon 437 -1711 Rd., South Lyon. ~ HOOVER CHEMICAL H 47 WANTED TEN acres west of An Equal Opportunity Employer SIL.VER MINIATURE poodles, Dlxboro Road, north of Five LATHE OPERATOR PRODUCTS DIVISION INJECTION MOLDING firm Is AKC, 10 weekS. 3490034~ Mile, South of Twelve Mile - Interested In a man WIth molding BRIDGEPORT "'IL.L Hoover Ball & Bearing Co. with good building sites. Immediate opening for experience for superYlslon on our FREE TO GOOD home, part 437-6755. 435 W. 8 Mile 'Rd. third ShIft. Apply Jebbco Corp., Collie & Shepherd, 10 monthS, 29 1225 W. Maple Rll., Walled Lake. Whitmore Lake, Mich. good watchdog, good w/chlldren. Michigan 48088 A.32 Brighton 227·7729. OL.D WOOD cook stove. Brighton & LATHE HANDS EXPERIENCED 0.0. GRINDERS ACCOUNTS A-32 227-7263. An Equal Opportunity G U A R0 for Inslde work. A12 Experience necessary. No age BLACK TOY POODLE puppies ; Employer limit but must be In good health. Top Wages, Blue Cross PAYABLE CLERK, Adell Industrles, Inc., Noyl Road AKC exc. background - Howell AL.L STATE Homes have several ,,~====~I 546·4944. customers who req ulre reasonable TOP WAGES, FULL BENEFITS. JOIN'A 'FAST GROW· . at 1-96. A·32' price lots and acreage for All I 18tf ------, State Home. If you're Interested ING OR.G~f'll.ZATIO,t.l, WITI;i THE BEST OPPORTUNI· GENE~AC AKC REG. Silver Gray Poodle, ht 5elllng same please maU details will train high· (school TIES j!'OR ADVANCEMENT AND'REWAROS"'FOR BAR & FOOD waitress wanted miniature at stu': - Brighton & 'rprlce reqLllred to All State I FClY..N9~'ff:~~e9R ,1or taYu., In Wixom. Very good Home, 121 ·Bamatcl"'St. !routh," WAN ED ~9..! II ct!l a _t_1! ~ l..!..h, 229·9254. , '"YOUll!,~1 I III wages, vacatrons, etc. No Sunday A-33 , Howell, Mich. 48843. - I ~.11.Y.. " ':,-:~: I '.::. ,I I I l"~~ , .... 111 f~ ,t_q l I qookk~~ping and tyPi'1g or holiday work - no experience ~ 'e1 A-32 DjiV1S2 9. :> -"!"r I ;I i skills. Must have - gobd \ necessary. Must be attract lye. FflEE TO good home 349·5379. Terrier puppy 349·2999 I 12-Help Wanted Ste'!.d~ rlJl,p'?Yj11ent : personality and enjoy 21TF complete working with others. FREE PUPPIES to good home. NEW HUDSON CORP., 57077 Pontiac Trail. New HudSon REAL. ESTATE sales personel Black and cuddly. 349-5624 WANTED mature young lacly for :omp~I'JY paid t>:'Yle,fits . Interested applicant phone ma Ie or fe male. experience light housekeeping and chUd care. preferred, excellent opportunity POMERANIAN PUPPIES. female, Furnished apt. provided. APPLY IN PERSON 449-4411 for immediate for advancement. J. R. Hayner, Northville, South Lyon area. Call 58805 Grand River- blond AKC 476·7905 9 A.M. - 3 P.M. interview. ' 408 W. Main, BrIghton. days 349-0360. After 7 _pm New Hudson , ATF 349.0922 DOBERMAN PUPPIES AKC. H-HTF Black. Show, pet and 9uard dog HOOVER CHEMICAL FU L.L. & PART-TIME men quality 437-2586 wanted. Service Station work, SYSTEMATION PRODUCTS DIVISION morning, afternoons. night & POODLE STANDARD female, 25464 Novi Rd. weekend shifts. 7 a.m. to 9 p.rn. black. Shots & wormed. AKC Call HELP WANTED Lefty at 229-9121 or 229-6649 NorthVIlle 349-4287 Novi SrlQhton. Hoover Ball & Bearing Co. ATF PART PERSIAI~ long haired Whitmore Lake, Mich. kill ens free to good home. An equal ISLAND ATTENDANT, day 437-1311 MALE & FEMALE PRODUCTION PERSONNEL An Equal Opportunity shIft, 7 ..!.. 3 or afternoon's 3 - 11. H-46 Opportunity Employer Employer' Uniforms furolsl1ed, paid Insurance and vacations. Oasis FREE HALF BASSETT puppies Truck Plaza. M 59 at US 23. Mr. - 6 weekS old. 437·2944. CASHIER-BAR-RESTAURANT & SKI SHOP Burkel. H-46 A·33 Goodyear Retread Plant has several openings for men PONY COLTS old erlOugh to ,MAINTENANCE-SNOW MAKERS-TOW ATTENDANT EARN AND LEARN wean, WIll hold 'W Christmas, who would like to learn the Retread and Repair field. WAITRESS-WANTED at Sandys. Apply at 156 Center St. between AlSo roding & dllYing pony; & 3 & 6 p.m. regIstered mare filly colt; priced TO BE A HIGHLY SKILLED LATHE OR GRINDER right, new double pony work These are permanent positions with an excellent OPERATOR. WE WILL TEACH. NO EXPERIENCE harness. 437-2244. MECHANICS -- Blue Cross, H-46 BOTH FULL TIME & PART TIME opportunity for advancement with the World's Largest NECESSARY. TOP APPRENTICE WAGES. PAID uniforms, life msurance. good hourly rate, time & one half al rubber company. Retreading experience helpful, but not HOLIDAYS, BLUE CROSS INS., PROFIT SHARING. expanding truck & traIler Shop If EIGHT YEAR old mare pony, two year old Palomino filly and necessary. JOIN A FAST GROWING ORGANIZATION WITH you want to get ahead Cail INTERVIEWS EVERY DAY EXCEPT SAT. & SUN. 728·1210, ext. 35 for an yearling filly $80 for the three. THE BEST OPPORTUNITIES FOR ADVANCEMENT interview. 437·6621. Company benefits include Lifp. & Hospital Insurance and AND REWARDS FOR YOUR ABILITY. REL.IABL.E WOMAN to baby Sit pension plan at no cost to the employees. evenings. 349.0899 AFGHAN, 11 months old, NOAGE LIMIT female, house broken. good NEW HUDSON CORP., 57077 Pontiac Trail. New Hudson NURSES AIDS & housekeepers. w/chlldren. Howell 546-4258. Apply in Person all Shilts, fringe benefits. Own A-32 APPLY IN PERSON transportation. Eastlawn Convalescent Home. 409 High, NorthvUle 349.0011. TRIMMING GOODYEAR RETREAD PLANT A Good Place YOUR COMMUNITY HOSPITAL Is growing. We Invlle you to BRIGHTON SKI LODGE Inquire about our competlye wage 131 Industrial Parkway To Work & benefit program. Immediate Custom trims on all breeds openings are ayaliabie for by professional trimmer. housekeepIng malcl (afternoon HOWELL, MICH. shift} kitchen aide (clay shift) & "A Well Groomed Dog is a Janitor (afternoon shift) Come In Happy Dog." An Equal Opportunity Employer ; Profit to discuss the many advantages MACHINE DESIGNER Sharing available at McPherson Health .J Center. Howell. Mich. ELECTRONIC DRAFTSMAN * In On Things A·32 * A Fair Shake EXP. CLEANING woman regular JARSHAY :rRIMS . We have attractive salary plus overtime positions * Promot.ion from Within 1 day a week work - References. 349-2023 available in the above classifications. Want a Job Howell 546-1930. A·33 We design. develop, and build the versatile XLO Numerical Control Work Centers. With Security? WIL.L BASY SIT In my home, for working mothers. 4211 Flint Rd. , Our plant is undergoing a massive expansion program. America's ooundest industry - offers you steady work or phone 546·5630 HORSES We need a designer with machine tool experience and an year in, year out - NOT JUST IN BOOM PERIODSI YOUNG MAN for general work. We specialize in: ~ electronic draftsman with a background in controls and only good steady worker need apply. AC 7-4051 • Brighton. Horse Barns " other electrical components. A·33 Storage Buildings We have an excellent employee benefit paCk8ge Enioy Good Pay Loafing Barns including the following benefits: ,. SE<:RETARYfor permanent ~position.Mature Mustwomanbe ·New. Higher Starting Sal8ries ':======~ I Winter Shelters Blue Cross - Blue Shield good typist. Shorthand not ·On-the-Job Training at Full Pay ne~essa ry. Salary based on 80x Stalls Lifo Insurance TRAINEE POSITIONS experIence and ability. Pleasant ·Paid Vacations and Holidays Tac Rooms Sickness & Accident Insurance work In smail Brighton OffiCII. *Group Hea Ith and Medical Insunince Plans Write to Box K104 Brighton Barn Doors Sick Leave Argus for InterYlew appointment. ·Group Life Insurance Plan PAINTER TRAINEE Port8ble H8Y Feeders Holidays A·3:! ·Asoociation with Friendly People ------Paddocks Wood or Steel Vacations OPENING FOR "' STEEL· Rounds, Flats, Channels, PIANO LESSONS In my home. - Norma for your free facial In the Interior and exterior. Also wall (. TOY POODLE puppy's 2 white, 3 Angle Irons, Galvarllzed Sheets. C. 437·1238 privacy of YOl1rhome - 349·6278 washing, Roy Hollis, 349·3166. • ~ • apricot AKC Champion G. Rolison Hdwe. 111 W. Main. ht! 30 tf backgrourld. Free puppy trims Brighton, 229·8411. ------Brlghtorl 227·7134. A·33 WE REPLACE glass - In R-Q-R •KENNELS, registered aluminum. wood or steel sash, C. ht! Village Atf walker, shorthalr and pointer G. Rolison Hardware, 111 W. pups - 1·517·546·3975 Howell - Main St., Brighton. 229·841l. 0' Evenings, Weekends Atf A-Z Hun sElectric 25tf FURNACES & heat.s cleaned, A·33 Disposal Residential, Commercial 878·3694 evenln9s. I ATF I & Industrial NEELY'S TREE REMOVAL I POODLE PUPPIES - Black or PIANO TUN ING Contracting & I Brown mlnl·toy with papers Service Licensed Electrical GARDNER $40.0n. Call after 6 G R 6<1372 George Lockhart DAILY, WEEKLY, Reasonable , Contractor Disposal Service MUSIC STUDIOS Member of the Piano Repair OR MONTHLY 18 Years Experience ! \ GERMAN SHORT haired pointer 349-4271 Dewey and Susan Gardner AKC 5 mos. Sacnflce at $15.00 Technicians Guild LICENSED ROOFERS COMMERCIAL OH Rubbish ·Pick-up GR·6·2693 "I due to Imperfect eye. 349-5959 Organ and Piano I Servicing Fine PianosIn FHA TERMS RESIDENCE I GR 6-5964 850 N. Center St. BEAUTI FUL 4 month old male This Area for 30 Years 1 TO 5 YEARS ALSO CLEAN-UP WORK o B & S kittens Free. Litter trained Northville 349·1894 349-2716 Total Rebuilding if Required FREE ESTIMATES CALL 229·8101 Excavating TIGER HOUSE MOVING. 1'" YEAR OLD miniature poodle, 349-1945 EXCAVATING LADIES ALTERATIONS black, housebroken and groomed. "Basements AND RAISING No papers_ $45.349-4047. 363-9817 Bulldo~ing, Stump -'~ 27tf "Bulldozing on location LIVINGSTON PORTABLE Removal, Trucking, Septic ExperienCBdon coats, "Orain fields \ Floating FootinlJS - .. ! AKC Dalmatian pups $35 or best WORK WANTED • Tanks, Sewers, Water suits and dresses. SAN D BLASTING "Grading GR·6-2693 offer. One male one female. Lines, Misc. GeneralWork. 437·1293 WELDERS Brick, Pools, H-46 20x20 Basement Rec. 437·2129 No Job Too Small Machinery, etc. Phone 7815 W. 6 Mile Rd. SACRIFICE - Darling Dapple Rooms-Labor & J. B. COLE & SONS 437·6465 Pony - mare 2 years. $40 or best AC 9-2527 BRIGHTON Materials $595 CONCRETE offer. 422·4564. 349-0303 Complete' Attic Rooms $495 BREAKING Sales& Service MORGAN ~~~e~ Co Kitchens $295 115-Lost GARRETT'S Driveways, Floors Excavating and • CONTRACTORS Additions..19.~.1f..... $695 COOPER'S e TRUCKERS WILL THE person who found the TREE SERVICE Bathrooms... $295 Sidewalks, etc. Tru,king Service wallet of John H. Burton please Free tri mming and Call Dave 437-2618 / . JEWELRY YOU HAUL & SAVE turn It In at the South Lyorl Aluminum SIdln9 & Garages Specializing In Basements Herald off,ce. The papers Inside removal "Large or Small - Complete Home Improvemerlts Call Bob 437-6486 are Irreplaceable. Heating & Cooling Co. Septics and' Fields Mon. thru Sat. 9·6 H·46 We do it aiL", Insured Friday 'tli 8 WASHED Owner Salesman 'No We service all types of 2043 SEVEN MILE RD. service. Free Estimates. CommissIons 'Deal Direct LOST: Gray orange & white 105 W. MAIN '0 ur Own Lumber Yard heating equipment. SOUTH LYON tabbY cat. Grand RlVer at Sylvan 437-0160 PERRY BRIGHTON - 227·2221 Glen Estates. B"ghton 227-7919, 'Free Estimate 'No Money 19140 Farmington Rd. Call JERRY-437-2545or 349-5084 Down 'FHA & Bank Terms Reward. Livonia, Michigan JI M-449-2687 A·32 '7 Years to Pay SCHEFFER Phone 476·7022 IN VICINITY of Brighton M,ddle _ INTER GREAT LAKES CREDIT PROBLEM? School, bOyS Schwinn blue Stlrlg NORTHVILLE HOME-IMPROVEMENT co'. Ray bike, 3 speed. hand brak~s, 44000 Stassen, Novl 349·5831 EXCAVATING BULLDOZING WSW. Reward. 229-7070. Paintin~ & No' Problem A-32 TREE SERVICE BASEMENTS Earth Moving LOST - Siberlarl Huskle. Answers TREE REMOVAL Wallpaper Hanging Land Clearing CONTACT ll 41\ to "Klng New Hudson area, Site Development-Grading reward_ 437-1293 PLANTING "~~ DRAIN FIELDS H·46 TRI MMI NG-STUMPS ~~,11.~ WALLPAPER REMOVAL RAY WARREN FREE ESTIMATES EXCAVATING CO. MR. SMALL fi 60 - 40 GRAVEL LOST: Charm bracelet, reward. REMOVED ~~r:-\ • PEA PEBBLES 437-2413 Call between 8 & 5 - 27629 Haggerty Road 437·2145 •• 349·0766 ~ • lOA STONE H·46 437·6957 474-6695 Credit Advisor • MASON & SHARP SAND ~ BOB JOHNSON AT ., ROAD GRAVEL 16-Found I Ice Skates We repair all makes of PHOTOSTATIC • 17A STONE FOUND BEAGLE. brown and Sharpened bicycles. Conscientious FLOOR SANDING Henderson Ford ---CALL --- white female, vicinIty of Eleven Chain Saws , service at rea sonable Asphalt Paving Mile and Pontiac Trail 437-2325. COPIES First Class sanding, finishing H-46 Sharpened, prices. old and new floors. Own 20 Years Experience power. Free estimates. Work 665-0871 229-42411 CLASS RING found In Novl. Small Motor .. Up to si ze 1r x 17" COMMERCIAL guaranteed. 476·4654. lB75 NUS 23 BRIGHTON Tune·up & Repair TRADING * One day service RESIDENTIAL Ann· Arbor McLAIN SAW SHOP H. BARSUHN HALFWAY BETWEEN FREE ESTIMATES CALL COLLECT "'.59 & OLD US 16 ON Olr. US 23 I17-Business Services 415 S. Fleming POST Phone 437·6522, if no The Northville answer, call EL-6·5762 Small household jobs & 119ht Howell, Mich. Ouallty Howell hauling and roofing work. Call SeeYellow Pages 'Record collect. 349-4142 alter 6 p.m. 27 ' SPORTlf'\lG GOODS Construction Co. of Phone Book 844 Penniman, Plymouth, 101 N. Center St. LICENSED BUILDER ALUMINUM TRIM by Hulgan 2450 West Grand River Brothers. 301.9-5215 or 271-2776 546-3590 453·0022 349·1700 27t1 Box 294, Howell EXCAVATING Call 546·19BO . Fill dirt - top soil - gravel RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL - septic tanks - drain REMODELING 8. REPAIRS These Servkes Are PLUMBING- - fields, HEAIINGu. _,. _, , Ronr"C9.mp~~1I I .,• N'eW INST~~~~Tldt)l, r r ,j 1 1 g , I ,,~~;al:sohniGk\ 1'_\ ;, \1 r Ay,. YlPV - , --- REMODELING 'J' nii "..:~.," '.l.!!t. Ph.~",:,~C,~'.I~~:,~ ,1 i 43'7 70'5·r ~i Phone 349-5676 '_ •....l ' I :J "n9 ~:'~~ERVICE WORK' ' PLASTIC ENGRAVING D & 0 Floor C~vering, InC:Jr, , Electric Sewer Cleaning "CUSTOM COUNTERS" ALL COLORS PANELS Featuring' Sales and Installation of: ~ Electric Pipe'Tha~ing NAME PLATES TAGS LABELS , iii LONGFORD LANDSCAPING .Formica Counters A le.ander Smith Trees - Shrubs - Sod - Designing -- Planting BADGES SIGNS LEGEND PLATES GLENN C: .LONG Kental. Ca,pels and Rugs Increase the value of your home with quality For Individuals, Clubs, Businessand Industry A,mltrang Pradutt. 116 E. DUNtAP .~*PlaStl~r~~~rs'ht:~ "Mouldings Plasl,e Wall Tale NORTHVILLE landscaping. ANDERSON TOOL & ENGINEERING Kitchen Cabinets & VanIties aDON BINGHAM DO.' STEVENS Phone: 349-D373 8315 Dixboro Rd., South Lyon, Michigan 46178 Anistic Tops Professional Competence will insure At 106 East Dunlap St. Phone 349:4480 Phone 437·1474 Alea Code 313 Call 229-4389 maximum beauty of your home for PORCHES 10603 E. Grand River - Brighton years to come. PHONE Patios 349·9738 Patio Covers ~ BAGGETT New Hudson, Michigan , MUNell'S Car Ports IDEAL CLEANING (t/f.) .•• , ROOFING & SlDING AND MAINTENANCE 437-1641 - 437.·1741 I J Novi & 10 Mile· Marathon Service Garages , ' HOT ASPHALT * BUI LT-UP ROOFS I).HAUL RENTALS Additions :==:==::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::======~i; ROAD Office Cleaning, Factories, J Open 7 DlYs Free PlCk·Up 8< Oelivery SHINGLE ROOFS * ALUMINUM GUTTERS AND Formica Banks, Churcnes, Stores. i , SERVICE 6am to 11 pm Of VourCar on Senoico DOWNSPOUTS * ALUMINUM SIDING AND TRIM Counter Tops SAND & GRAVEL J Floor waxing, rugs 6 TOWING Courteous Service "We can fix anything" NORtHVILLE FI g.:3110 Cabinets, Vanities \ Custom vacuumed & shampooed. FOR HOME OR BUSINESS i" 477-5868 OWNERS AND FARMERS Shop Millwork DELIVERY OR PICK-UP Complete ALTERATIONS ~Gt::":~ " Road Gravell * Pit Strippings LOOK' ..'; MODERNIZATION ~ Fill Sand " Limestone LANDSCAPING ADDITIONS \' \ J & J ~ ~ J, BULLDOZING * Crushed Stone * Crushed Concrete GENERAL REPAIR Pole Building Co_ and 24 HOUR SERVICE " 60/40 Mix "Pea Gravel 30185 Travis Lane AND EXCAVATING ON ALL MAKES * Mason Sand " Playbox Sand TREE SE RVICE Carpentry by New Hudso9: Michigan OF HEATING EQUIPMENT SEPTIC TANKS " Dolomite " Top Soil Butler, ...... 437 -1387 GRADING NEW INSTALLATION CHUCK SMITH MATHER SUPPLY CO. .**..... 13650 10 Mile-South Lyon Brown & REMODELING 46410 Grand River Ave. Phone ~E-7-2466 HEAVY EQUIPMENT ••••• GALE Novi, Mich. Ph. 349-4466 Wright WATER HEATERS TRUCKS, PLANES ..... * DIRT AND MOTOR GREASE SEWER CLEANING WHITFORD BULLDOZING GREEN RIDGE YOUR WORST ENEMY' Licensed Builders ** ...- Our completely moClern & self Financing ~vailable PUCKETT ROOFING & Sewers & Driveways contained mobile wash can HEATING CO. operate anywhere & anytime. Parking areas NURSERY 21075 Cambridge Dr. 14476 Northville Rd. D DMOBILE WASH SIDING Landscaping & 349·5696 449·4273 Plymouth, Michigan _ Site Work 8600 Napier 349-1111 GL·3-0400 349·4695 or 474-2001 Retaining Walls 23283 Currie Rd, PREVO EXCAVATING CO. ALL INSTALLATION Ge-7·2446 LAKES CLEANED OR DUG GUARANTEED FOR 453-1027 .BULLDOZING ·WATER LINES o,BASF.MENTS DUG * FOOTINGS Aluminum Siding "SACK FILLING ·SITE DEVELOPMENT HORSES BOARDED o,SEWERS o,FREE ESTIMATES Aluminum Trim CRAWLER OR MOBILE CRANES Trained and Shoed / NORMAN COOK CRANE COMPANY ~"b-~~ ,A:."~ ~~c~ 981t ANN ARBOR ROAD 455.3880 Pl-YMOUTH.MICH. 04B170 Guaranteed 30 Yeirs 349-2656 548·0450 CIRCLE DOT Roofing - All Kinds ~•••••••r RANCH SOUTH LAKE "IKlni#' ROOFING REPAIRS Brighton , IF YOUR BUSINESS KITCHEN CARPET IS WORTII ('ROWING ABOUT ALUMINUM STORM AC·9·9751 CONSTRUCTION COMPANY WINDOWS IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION IT SHOULD BE LISTED Remodeling, additions and garages BY CERTIFIED VIKING INSTALLERS IN THIS DIRECTORY Free Estimates Schrader's 349.1700 or 437-2011 Owned by III N. Center 349-1838 229·9500 PAUL PROFITT, WALLED LAKE Count on our skill ond SNOW REMOVAL For LUMBER, HARDWARE, PAINT and a experience to save you 1.1&1l______. , ' complete line of Building Materials - It's time, t,ouble and money COMMERCIAL & RESIDENTIAL 624·2282 SEASON CONTRACT OR PER SNOW JOB and I' , NEW HUDSON LUMBER CO. JOHN MACH SERVICE DEPT, I "Your Local Ford Denier" ELDON \ HORTON, SOUTH LYON Open Week Days 7:30-5:30 - Saturday 7:30·4:00 FI·9·1400 229-2537 56601 Grand River-New Hudson-437·1423 550 $even Mile-No,thville ASK FOR SERVICE 437·1246 JACK V. COLLETT BRIGHTON

.... Wed.·Thurs., November 12·13,1969 THE BRIGHTON ~RGUS- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE SOUTH LYON HERALD Page 7·B; I17-':Business SerV~ces ] I17-Business Services 17-Business Services ·117-Business services I '119-Autos I. I19":"Autos I I19-Autos !19-Autos I, 'SIDING SPECIALIST With SEPTIC TANKS and drain, fields PAINTING, Interior, exterior. PONTIAC 1966 Catalina 4 dr. 1966 COMET CAPRI 2 door 1965 BUICK Wlldcal 2 dr. H.T. '58 OLDS - good condo Call after remodeling since 1938 Alcoa FINISHED CARPENTER Installed, trenching, bulldozing, Free estimates. RepaIr, plastering, hardtop, PIS, PIB, Automatic, hardtop automatic, White wall 450 Church 51. Brighton 3 p.m. 229·9273- Brighton. sid Ing with workmanship grading, basements. fill dirt, trim and home maintenance. Air-conditioned, Radio, Good tires. $1095.00. West Brothers A·32 A·32 ,gUiranteed. William Davis, 824 footings. Phone 229-6130 L & M. Basements painted $80.00 to condition. $1150.00 - Call Mercury, 534' Forest Ave. Stlmson St. Ann Arbor. Phone 30 Years Experience Chubb 8800 US·23, Brighton. Atf $ 12 5 .00. CaII G R·4·902 6 349·3382 after 6. Plymouth,453-2424. 663·6635. HTF Take small jobs - anytime. 1------, 2211 4 WHEEL DRIVE-JEEP with DECORATED CAKES for reo. rooms, etc\ CUSTOM CARPET Installations Ilydraullc snow plow attached. birthdays, weddings, and specIal & nles. Will beat any price. Fast Good condition. Call 349·1110 or WEST BROTHERS 1970 PONTIAC occasloni at Reasonable prices. 624·1424 servTce. Repairs & re

'69 CAPRICE two door HT, CHEVROLET, '63, excellent i{S.'" turbo hyd., air, ps, pb, pw, radio, condition, 4 dr. Impala. onll()' ant Ad ~Inyl top, other options. 33,000 miles, new tires, 41090 .. ':. r 437·1653 12 Mile, No~I, : 1.~:', • H-46 . . " 1 9 6 5 MUS TAN Go ';," FOR SALE-1964 4-0r. Mercury CONVERTIBLE V8 automatic, r Montclair, breezeway p.b.--1I.s• good condition $795.00. Call i Orlg. Owner 437·2559. $595, I ~53'7624 after 6 p.m. 1 .;:' H-46 I CHEVROLET IMPALA, 1965 2:. , '68 CHEVROLET 2-dr. automatic i dr., va, PSt pb. pw, r&:h. e)(cell~nt J '\ transmission, air conditioner. Call I condlt1on $800. 3494535 Appears In Four 437.2023 between 8 & 5 H-47 OPEL KAOET Wagon - '62 -f ,,~ \ Rebuilt motor, ~ery gooe! i 1968 CHEV. lh Ton, 4 whl. dr. condition $250.00 Phone' Plck.uP Fenton 629·2775 after 5 349·2490 ~" " p.m. A·32 1968 PARK LANE 4 door, power 2i, ,. steering & brakes, automatic QUAORA-JET carb., & 1 breeze wIndow. Low miles, manifold, will fit 307 or 327 $2,295.00. West BrotherS engine, brand new. $60 or best 'Mercury, 534 Forest A~e., ~ offer. Brighton 227·2384 Plymoul.h,453·2424 A·32 l l N.eur~papers , 1969 CHEV (I mp) SPP CPE. , " 1965 BUICK, Sportswagon, 1 V.8-Alr condo p.s., p.b., co. car scenic windOWS, dl~lded rear $2,350. Brighton 229·9315 e~e: . , ' seats, p.s. pb., po.ltractlon. BIg A.32. t. '" V8 auto; Brighton 227-4161 t --. A·32 1966 MUSTANG con~ertlble" blue w/whlte top, exc. condo 6 " 1965 CHEVROLET IMPALA cyl. stick shift. Brighton coupe, V8 automatic, white tires, 227·7606 like new. $1,095.00. West ATF ... ., I .....~ Brothel'S Mercury, 534 Forest A-31 " A~e. Plymouth, 453·2424 1969 PONTIAC Catalina - Air J ;.It.1 196~ BUICK SpecIal, V6 auto, conditionIng, power brakes &0 , ~ery good condo $300. Brighton steering, Extra '5, owner Howell I ~n·.1 229·8612. 546.0687 ....." I ,;1 A·32 -.., ... .:, -'t{J. 1969 MUSTANG, fast back, auto. on the floor, Brighton 229·8367 Wants Ads are mighty salesmen: A·32 cover 4 newspapers with one' ,. ,;1 ------Insertion. 12 words only $1.25. ,', I' CHEVROLET '65 - SS - V8 Phone 349-1700, 437·2011 or 1,.' Auto. P.S. &0 P.B., aIr, radio, no 229.9500 - Deadline Monday, 5 15~ rust. excellent condition. p,m. ;, :,'.. 349·5581 , '

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Rescorla, president of the Michigan M Hare said mdivldual branch offices LOOSE Association of CPAs. will make a determinatIOn of whether The odds come down sharply, they will be open on that date to sell however, when the return covers an plates to "early·blrd" buyers. LEAF above-average income or income from Locally, these branch offices wIll several sources, or when substantial be open on Saturday at specified tImes: By ROLLY PETERSON deductIons have been claimed. Plymouth - 238 South Mam, 9 I waited for three years and scratched by ou t Side as an Usually the taxpayer is asked to a.m. to 2 p.m. patience paid off Sunday night. expendable. substantiate specific items in Jus return Livonia - 32101 Plymouth Road, "The Spy who Came In Out of the by mailing the IRS copies of cancelled 8:30 to 5 p.m. If. anything is made clear Cold" finally made it on TV and checks, receipts and other documents. Farnungton - 33304 Grand River, through the dark curtain of Sometimes this is difficult to do, and it 9 a.m. to noon. there I was, fastened to the tube espionage is that spying is a deadly may be wiser for the. taxpayer to ask Walled Lake - 141 East Walled for two and one-half hours. man. There are no heroes, no nght immedtately for a conference with an Lake Drive, 9 a.m. to S p.m. examiner at a local IRS office, South Lyon - R. J. Williams Would you believe that the or wrongs. Life is simply a bubble according to Rescorla. Mmi·Mall, 127 East Lake, 9 a.m. to critics were right? They were right in a cactus patch. TIlis is especially true if a lengthy noon. in saying that "Spy" was a good The CIA and others would and complicated explanation IS Brighton - Bird Son Feed & Seed flick that for the first time told have us believe that we play be a involved, since it ~ill frequently save Store, 400 West Main, 9 a.m. to 12:30 the unromantic story of what certain set of pristine rules, while time and the frustrations of a p.m. and from 1 to 5:30 p.m. international espionage was all our adversaries arc nothing but prolonged correspondence, he said. Hare reminded all Michigan vehicle about. "If it's a matter of simply showing ruthless. "Spy" shoots down thIS owners that it i~necessary to have their argument with convincing finality proof, the taxpayer normally does not titles when purchasing plates. Tlus ISin No handsome hero came In a game of survival, no holds are need to take along a CPA or lawyer to addition to a signed prepared or filled dashing over the brink to save a barred, by either side. speak for him," Rescorla said recently. out application, proof of liability distraught girl. There was none 01 "This may not be the case, however, if insurance, and cash enough to purchase the J ames Bond embellishment of Why Burton is a spy is never a techmcal tax question is involved." the plates. fI ashy cars, secret gimmicks, explamed. Money, women, fame'! In the event the taxpayer can The Secretary of Stale also bosomy dames or clearly defmed Hardly, for the espionage dgcnt; substantiate only a portion of the reiterated his edIct of the past several rights and wrongs. No Impossible must have no ties. His anonymity deductions being challenged, the years that plates are to be sold on a Mission Treatment. examiner may not allow any of the "flrst-come, first-serve" basis. pre c1u d es attachments, CI ther balance. When It comes to business personal or physical. FIRST DONATION - Maybelle Pless presents the first donation for In a memo to all branch managers, The treatment, if anything, travel and entertainment expenses, a Hare set forth the following policy: was humdrum, drab and Ideology may be the diary listing all the details demanded the county war memorial to Karl We1cker, American Legion Post 14t "No transaction being maLled to deprec;sing, a war of nerves and the semblance of a reason, but III the by the IRS will usually be accepted for representative of Howell. Allen Monument Works of Northville has out-of-town or out-of-state applicants ant i-theSIS of modern-day dea th-struggle for existence, the individual items under $25. been commissioned to add two wings to the memorial (above) in wIll be processed untu after the close television episodes. It had an sides begin to look very much , When there IS a technical question time for Memorial Day ceremonies. Names of Livingston County of business on November 15 or the authentic ring to it that more than alike. After all, what does it (that IS, whether the Item itself IS servicemen who gave their lives in the Korean and Vietnam wars will opening day of the sale. \ deductible) the taxpayer should be be inscribed on the wings. one CIA man would at least matter who pulls the trigger of the prepared to refer to a tax precedent or secretly condone, gun being held to your head? authority. If the examiner remains unconvinced, it is witlun the taxpayer's Salute to War Dead Richard Burton made it that rights to ask him to consult hiS way, Puffy-eyed, pock marked supervisor as a higher authority. and somewhat paunchy, he ~pinninB Most office audits end in an accepts an assignment to defect. amicable settlement, according to the so an arch enemy of the free . ~qeeI IRS. However, in case the taxpayer Memorial Addition Slated world and an apparently strong The Largest feels the examiner has acted m an Work on an addition to the collections throughout the county Diggs, September 15, d 969, Milford; link m the East German espionage arbitrary manner or is m outright error, LIVingston County's war memorial at during World Was II. To date, seven Private Luke G. Byrd, August 30, corps can be compromised. And. there are at least two options open to Howell IS underway with plans for young men from Livingston County 1969, buried m North Carolina,PFC of course, the fate of any spy ~ ahrir ~qop him, accordmg to Mr. Rescorla. completion in time for a Memonal Day John Martin Donohue, September 16, suspected of being a double-spy In The Detroit Area He can ask to talk to the dedIcation ceremony next spring. have given their bves to their country 1968; PFC Maurice John Biehn, (witness the Green Beret incident NEW LOCA nON superVlsor himself or he can reql,lest a 10 the VIetnam war. Their names, date October 9, 1967, Pmckney; and PFC Allen Monument Works of in Vietnam) is death. - 146 E. MAIN STREET of death, and place of burial are: I" ~. ~ .., "dJstrict conference" where his case NorthVille has been commissIOned to James Loso, June 10,1967, Pmckney. 1 ,) " : Will be reVIewed by a distllct conferee- -. Specialist 4 Brent Nau~~rf fl ~~ . NP~THYI,LL~ prepai'-c the addition, wllich ~vill mean F~fS:OJls wishing to make The whole 1plan "backfIre's1. ,-: 1 with long familiarity WIth 'tax laws and Septe!Jljler 2,1969, Howell; PFC Jame~, '" 349·1910 I preparing two wings to the present contii~iions' to the memorial addlllon While Burton is trying to put the 3 TIMES AS MUCH SPACE TO SHOP " procedures. structure on thc county courthouse Light, AprilS, 1969, PlOckney; William ~re ask'ed to" send their checks to the , finger on East Germany's top CONVENIENT PARKING If it is stIll impossible to reach a Livingston County Memorial Fund in lawn. Cost of the addition will be agen t, the agent himself is satIsfactory settlement, the taxpayer 52,125, to be raised by donations care of these VFW or American LegIOn defectmg to our side. Upshot of NEW FALL & WINTER HOURS can appeal to the Appellate DlVlsion throughout the county. Hunter Takes r~presentatives; 1 and fmaUy, to the Tax Court. the whole thing, however, is that 9:30 to 6 EVERY DAY· One of the wings will be a tribute . Brighton - Norman Lee, VFW However, Rescorla advised that Burton's not told about the to servicemen of the Korean war, the Flying Aim Post 4357, or Les Kluck, American OPEN UNTIL 9 MON. & FR!. every effort should be made rust to sudden switch and thus is other' for servicemen of the VIetnam Legion Post 235. reach agreement with the office war. Continued from Page I-B , Fowlerville - Harold examiner "since the costs - m hme, Robb, VFW Post 6464, or The new wings will be eight feet money and worry - of appealmg to zero, he's capable of bnngmg down a Alfred Jackson, American tall, 30 Inches WIde and 13 rnches higher authOrity may be greater than pheasant. Legion Post 21 S. thick Names of Korean war personnel the actual tax saved." Howell - Howard You can't miss with electric are presently on the memorial, but this Like most sportsmen. Brad plans heat. Newberry, VFW Post portion is deteriorating. These names to let Empress return to his natural For openers, it comes with a DREAM HOME 3671, or Karl Welcker, are to be reinscribed on one wing, habItat "in about two years. It three-year operating cost guar- American Legion Post Fewer Visitors those for Vietnam on the other. wouldn't be fair to the bird to keep , antee. That's in writing. And is Ium forever. I'd rather let hUll go and 141. issued only by Edison-Approved YOUR HOUSE Plans for the addition were Pinckney - Fred Pike, finalized at a meetlOg recently of the try some other kind to little bIt about Electric Heat Contractors. Enjoy Kensington VFW Post 1224. If the operating cost doesn't county veterans' organizations. their differences." WITH ELECTRIC Concerning the live up to the guarantee, Edison Representatives also took steps to Kensington MetropolItan Park, Why the name "Empress" for a proposed VA office, a will work with your contractor to covering 4,300 acres near Milford, had establish a part-time Veterans male hawk? "Well, I ordered a female representative of the VA see that it does. If things still HEAl: AdministratIon office 10 the 135,000 vlsitors last month compared and had the name pIcked out before office in Ann Arbor was don't work out, the eqUipment courthouse. to 147,000 in October of 1968. The my male arlived. So Instead of callmg sla t e d to diSCUSS the will be removed and your money will be refunded. - record for the month was 152,000 set The ongmal marble memonal was Jum emperor or sometlung I stuck With proposal with veterans at If you'd like to know more m 1963. financed pnnclpally from the scrap Empress." Howell thIS week. about clean, quiet, flameless electric heat, we'll have an Edison-Approved Electric Heat i_W_E_E_KL_Y_C_R_O_SS_W_o_RD_PU_Z_Z_LE_I Contractor calion you. Natu rally, go anYWheN in MiChigan there's no obligation. Convert your house to the lor a nickel-a-minule_ home of your dreams with mod- Here's the Answer ern electric heat. Holidays S..L 1111 NoS _a 11.1.8.e lOt0 eN "'s d"" ~ill'Iii IS _N-~ "The operating cost !I-' NB a~~ HORIZONTAL VEaTlCAL N3 AS N Ell D ~ n::> 9 921 nd of our electric heating system 1 ReU,ious I U.S. economist .1.0 Z11!1 ell d_ 50S~'-~~~ is guaranteed in writing," holldQ' ' 2 Entice :::>Z1V d!!l dO .... I!I 7-ofJuly 3 Nels SN 01 a=l !SIN"" says Cecil Hanes 13 Clfne 4 Domesticate :l!IlO NOH_a:. S..L a..L 58S \ ae t" l'<>' NO 111.51 of Orchard Lake. ICWhole 5 ChrbtmaJ- 0..,,0 saM9 aNn-, '15Relions IITookol!enH 1IIIael!!l~"'lsaw 1-'::> (poet.) '1scarcer BlOt I .1.NB 3"""3-'::> 18 Garden 8 Unlla H oJ. lOtnOd 21 a ..L9 'V'I" lnlplement I ShOlhonean 11Moon IndlRlI 23F1ocb 37 Plano 18 Femate sheep 10 Freeln, 2B Equity adjustml (pl.) 11Dlalo)'alb' 211AblOrb 39 Nicer 20 His day is 12 Driven 30 Gennin siren 42 Rub lliht1)' third June 19 Ex1Ited 31 Wild uses 43 HlrelIn, Sunday nHeredll1 \lnJls 34 0wID1 4S0beH 21 Before 23 Utter 35 Edit 47-Yeu'. 22 Snarl 2~Bln'dJ 31 SpOttedcat D., 23 CI.amP 1ll"""!~'1"""1:':-"I:::-I!~ 24.Bonnet endlllCl 21DJcnif7 210M (SCot) 2IPretendl URanawa, , 32CUrve 33 Roman dale 34 French savant 1=-++_ 3& Mardl- 39Peltl 40 French coin [~LL{~\ calls dialed direct, 41Man'. and to operator-handled nlclmame a long distance. '-, .-1 A' calls where Direct Distance , 42 V1ennalD Gerrn.an D You pay lust $2 a month, Dialing Is not yet available. 4SLevel. and from 10 at night till 71n the mornIng, D Call our Business Office and ask 44AJ11:enlt 4fSioretor you can dJrect dial calls to anyplace in for Nickel-a-Minute service. It's a nice fod~ Mlc}llgan. For a Nickel-a-Minute. way to get out of town In a hurry. 41 Mexican shawl 'I'l 411011lerve D You can call your kIds away at aensatlon 'II school, relatives across the state, or $0 Female friends IIvJng anywhere In Michigan. retaUve 50 11ConfedJona D Nickel-a-Minute service applies @ Michigan Bell 9nly to statfon-to-statlon THE BRIGHTONARGUS-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-S~UTH LYON HERALD Wed.-Thurs.,November12-13,19~9 Page 10·B :Ii"omtile More Praise, Area Church Directory Pastor'S Less Pumpkin

ReI'. Albert E. Hartoog Study Brighton Howell FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH REORGANIZE'o CHURCH OF NORTHVILL.E OF JESUS CHRIST OF BRIGHTON CONGREGATION FI RST SOUTHERN BAPTIST R..... Cedric Whitcomb LATTER DAY SAINTS NOl'i United lHetllOdist Church OF JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES CHU RCH OF HOWELL F19·1080 31670 Schoolcraft at Bradner Presiding Mlnlstor: Rey. Orylile Dickerson, Pastor Re,.: 209 N. Wing Street Plymouth James P. Sazama Sunday School, 10 a.m. Sunday WorshiP. 11 a.m... 7:30 , Ray Mledel, Pastor Kln9dom Hall Morning Worship 11 am. p.m. Sundlly School, 9:45 A.M. Gerald Fitch, Associate Pastor 801 Chestnut Street TrainIng Union 6.30 p.m. Sundily Worship, 11 a.m., 7 p.m. Sunday 9,30 a.m. Evening Worship 7:30 p.m. Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. phrases Our forefathers set aSide a of the morning but the Public Tillk Mid·Week Prayer Service ORCHARD HIL.L.S BAPTIST In a few weeks we w~1 coupling of Sunday 10:30 a.m. Wed., 7:30 p.m. CHURCHSBC 23455 No...1 Rd. PLYMOUTH WESL.EYAN remember a crisis day III the considered. emphasis is elsewhere. For Watchtower Study day of thanksgiving as a time PRINCE OF PEACE Church Phone FI 9·5665 METHOOIST CHU RCH recent history of our nation, most of us even a cursory, LUTHERAN CHURCH Pastor Fred Trachsel FI 9·9904 42290 Five Mile Road to thank the Creator for his ST. JOHN Wlsconsm Synod Keith Somers, Pastor, 453·1572 Thanksgiving Day is upon "Praise the Lord ," is too Sunday Massosat 9:00 Sunday Worship, 1111.m. & 1 p.m. December 7, 1969. One of 546·5265 Sunday School, 10 a.m. 453·0279 abundant provision for our Confesstons before the Ma" Pastor Richard Warnke Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. the legends of that day ISthe us and our approach can be much trouble. We get on to Holy Oay Mass 1:30 p.m. Training Union, 6 p.m. physical needs. We have Ser.lces held at North West School Morning Worship, 11:00 a.m. characterized by the the main work of the day In Howell Evening F.1I0WShl~, 7:00 p.m. story of a Navy chaplain who corrupted the day to a CHURCH OF CHRIST TRINITY CHURCH with "Pass the pumpkin pie." Church Service 9.00 a.m. IBAPTIST) IS reported to have taken the statement, "Praise the Lord 6026 Rickett Rd. Sunday School 10 a.m. completely secular Brighton 3'8840 W. Six MU. near Haggerty place of a wounded gunner and pass the pumpklll piC." celebration. Football games, Harold E. Hawley, Minister GA 1·2357 Salem Surely thIS IS as strange a Bible School 10:00 a.m. Rev. Norman Mathias, Putor and to have shouted, "Praise Let us make Thanksgiving SAL.VATION ARMY Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. WEST SALEM COUNTRY lavish meals, and slaughter on Worship ServIce 11 a.m. CHURCH the Lord and pass the couplmg of two dissllnilar Evening Service 6: DOp.m. 221 N. Michigan Sunday School 9:30 ll.m. the highways are the main 1969 a day to PRAISE THE Lt. J.ss. F. Knight Tower nllr 7 Mlle Rd. phrases as that shouted on Pastor Harry C. Richards ammunition." This IS an emphasis of the day. A few LORD. "Enter into his gates TRI·L.AKES BAPTIST Sunday School 10 a.m. FULL. SALVATION UNION Pearl Harbor Day. Yet these CHURCH Morning Worship 11 a.m. 51630 W. Eight Mile Rd. Sunday afternoon unusual coupling of two with thanksgtving and into his Youth Meeting 6 p.m. Bible Study 2:30 P.M. words reveal the American faithful huddle together 91UOLee Road James F. Andrews, Gen. Pas. phrases which seem to have courts with praise! Give Rev. Bruce Stine, Pastor Salvation Meellng 7:30 p.m. 349.QOS6 bnefly in their houses of saturday Worship, 8 p.m. mood 111 our day, "Praise the Parsonage9120 Lee Road TRI-COUNTY BAPTIST no relationship to each other. thanks to him and bless his CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunllly Worship, 3:30 and 8 p.m. worship on the evening Phone 229·9402 CHURCH Be that as It may, I would Lord and pass the pumpkin Sunday School 9:50 a.m. 1290 Byron ROild Sunday School. 2:30 p.m. before or in the early hours name!"; Psalms 100A. Sunday School 10 a.m. 8110 Chubb Rd., Salen pie." Morning Worship 11 a.m. lIke to have another odd Morning Worship 11 a.m. ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL 349·7130 Youth Fellowship 6 p.m. Jim Wheeler, Pastor E.enlng Worship 6 p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH Evening Sll'vlce 7 p.m. Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. Corner High and Elm Streets i1nd 7 p.m. BRIGHTON ASSEMBLY ST. JOHN'S Rev. Charles Boerger, Pastor EPISCOPAL. CHURCH ChurCh, F I 9·3140 Sunday School, 10 a.m. OFGOO Wet!. even. Prayer Meell ng Sibley at Walnut Parsonage349-1551 7372 west Grand River 7:30 p.m. Rev. Stanley G. Hicks Rev. John K. Hooper, Rector SunClilyWorship, 8 & 10:30 a.m. Sunday Service and Su?day ~ChoOI.9:15 a.m. Pastor SALEM BIBL.E CHURCH And, if nobody offered to take Sunday SchOOl10 a.m, Holy CommunIon 8 i1.m. If only I had been born with the Morning Prayer Service 10 a.m. FIRST UNITEO Ivall E. Speight, Pastor Morning Worship 11 a.m. 9481 W. SIx Mile, salem ability to reason and all the wisdom me, I'd walk myself to Sunday FIrst and ThIrd Sundily METHODIST CHURCH Holy Communion i1t 10 a.m. 109 West Dunlap-Northville Offlce F I 9·0674 CROSS ROAD ASSEMBLY Sunday WorshiP. 10 i1.m. & School. ST. JOSEPH CATHOLIC G. C. Branslner, Pastor great decisions req uire. Rev. LonnIe W. Harvey 7:30 p.m. CHURCH Office FI 9·1144. Res. FI 9·1143 Pastor Sunday School. 11 a.m. Then I'd ask Daddy to teach me a But, as things are, I've no more 8020 West Grand River 440 E. Washington Sunday School & !- Father Gilbert O. Rahrig Ftrst Worship at 9:30 say about my destiny than a mis- Sunday School 10 a.m. SALEM CONGREGATIONAL prayer. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Pastor Colfee Hour at 10:30 CHRISTIAN i me a sile has. You grown-ups decide Evangellsllc Service 7 p.m. Saturday Mass7:30 P.M. Second Worship at 11 a.m. And I'd ask Mommy to read Sunday Masses8, 10'30, 12:30 7961 Dickerson, Salem ! and 6:30 P.M. Phone 349·5162 Bible story. how high-or how low-my life FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor Gary L. Herne 6235 Rickett Rd. Confessions 3:30 to 4:30 Novi ; 8:30 to 9 P.M. Sunday Worship. 10 a.m. shall be aimed! And when to Rev. O. KAllen THE HOLY CROSS Friday Evening after and 7 p.m. Phone 229·2671 EPISCOPAL MISSION launch me! And where! Devotions. Sunday School, 11 am. Sunday School 10 a.m. 46200 W. Ten Mile Rd. Prayer MeetIng, Thursday And, from what J hear, some of Worship Service 11 a.m. FI RST CHURCH OF CH RIST Office 349·11 75 7:30 p.m. Eyenlng Worship 1:30 p.m. SCIENTIST Rectory: 34g·2292 ~ us never gef off 'he ground. 646 W. Grand River Rev. Leslie F. Harding. Vicar CHRIST TEMPLE ( HIAWATHA BEACH CHURCH sunday School 10:30 a.m. 7 a m. Holy Eucharist 8257 McFadden Street, Salem Please ... SOMEBODY ... plan Buck Lake , ( Worship Service 10:30 a.m. 11,15 a.m. Holy Euchanst Pastor R. L. Sizemore \ Rev. Charles Michael Pastor (1st & 3rd Sundays) Sunday Worship, 11:30 a.m L my orbit. Hamburg, MichIgan II FIRST UNITED Morning Prayer and 8 p.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. METHODIST CHU RCH (2nd & 4th Sundays} Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. • 205 South Walnut St 11 15 a.m. Church School Young People's and Adult Rev. Allan Gray, Minister (Every Sunday) ~I evenln9 service 6:45 p.m. Worship Service at 10 a.m. South Lyon Church School at 10 a.m. FI RST B~PTIST CHU RCH CHU RCH OF THE NAZARENE and 11 15 a.m. OF NOVI FI RST BAPTIST Scoul Bld9. on Mill Pond Eleven Mile & Taft Roads Robert Beddingfield Rev. George C. Cook, Pastor Church Phone FI 9·3477 Sunday WorShip, 11 a.m. & 7:15 planning Serylces: Sundays p.m. Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Rev. Arnold B. Cook 10 a.m., 11 a m. and 7 p.m. EMMANUEL. BAPTIST Sunday Worship. 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. CHURCH Sunday SchOOl,9:45 a.m. FIRST UNITED FAITH TEMPLE CHURCH 4961 W. Grand River PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 2130 Hacker Rd., Brighton at FlemIng Road THE NOVI UNITED South Lyon Pastor Rev. J. Ervln Sunday School at 2:30 p.m. METHODIST CHURCH Norman A. Riedesel, Minister nry Sunday School 10 a.m. Sunday Worship 3:15 p.m. Meadowbrook at Ten Mile Road Sunday WorshIp, 8,30 & 11 a.m. Night ServIces 7 p.m. Rev. Albert E. Hartoog Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. ASSEMBL Y OF GOD Family Wo,shlp 9 a.m. ST. JAMES A.M.E. 503 Lake Street Nursery School 9 a.m. IMMANUEL EV. LUTHERAN 4530 S. US·23 Rev. Lloyd Wortz, Pastor Sunday School 9:40 a.m CHURCH Rev. Thomas O. Elmore Sunday SChool 10 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. 330 East Liberty, South Lyon Pastor Morning Worship 11 a.m. Pastor Goo. Tlefel, Jr. orbit Sunday School 10 a.m. C. A. Sunday 6:30 P.m. FI RST CHURCH OF CHRIST Divine Service, 9 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. Evening Eyangellcal 7,30 p.m. SCIENTIST Sunday School, 10,15 a.m. 33825 Grand River ( "1''' FarmIngton " , FIRST UNITED " METHODIST CHURCH ~_ ST. GE'ORGE.LUTHERAN < r-J-FIRST IlRESBYTERIAN SunClily Worship, 11 a.m. , I CHURCH Sunday School, 11 a.m. 225 E. Lake St. >;;-~", , tHuRCH . Rev. Roger Merrell. Pastor • ~ .'~8.o3wesi Milln Street' 323 West Grand River . Sunday worship. 10 a.m. I I Robert R. Olson, Pastor Rev. Wm. R. Jones, Mlnlster ST. JOHN'S AMERICAN Sunday School 11 a.m. to 12 CombIned Sunday School Church School at 9:30 a.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH " and WorshIp Services Worsh Ip Service 10a.m. Rev. C. FOK 10 O'Clock am. 23225 Gill Road-GR 4-D584 ST. JOSEPH'S CATHOLIC Nursery Services Provided Sunday Worship. 8:30 & 11 a.m. CHURCH Fr. Leonard Partensky. Pastor Monday Tu•• doy Communion First Sunday GRACE LUl"HERAN CHURCli Sunday School. 9,40 a.m. 312 Prospect Fr. Frank Walczyk, Asst. Each Month John John CALVARY MISSIONARY Massesat 7:30, 9 :00,11: 15 a.m. 1·19-42 1 4351 Sunday Worship 9.30 i.m. BRIGHTON WESLEYAN BAPTIST CHURCH 228 S. Fourth St., Brighton 53195 Ten Mile Rd., Northville KINGDOM HALL OF Wedne5doy Thursday Friday Rev. T. D. Bowditch CHURCH OF GOD Rev. J. L.. Partin JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES John John John 9:45 a.m. BIble School 3940 Pinckney Road Sunday School, 10 a.m. 22024 Pontiac Trail Sunday Service, 11 & 7 p.m. VIctor Szalma, Minister 2 1-11 212-22 223 11:00 a.m. MornIng worship Rev. Allan Hancock, Pastor Prayer Meeting Every Thursday, Sunday Address 9:30 a.m. 6:30 p.m. We~leyan Youth Sunday Morning Worship 10 a.m. 7:30 p.m. Watchtower StudY 10.30 a.m. Saturday Service Sunday School 11 a.m. John 7:30 p.m. Evening Hour Sunday Evenln9 Service 6 :30 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST 31621 Pinckney II ST. PAUL.·S EPISCOPAL FI RST BAPTIST CHURCH 22820 Valerie St .. corn. Lllllan CHURCH 210 Church Street PEOPLE'S CHURCH 437-6001 By the Mill Pond Rev. Donald E. WIlI1ams 385 Unadillil Street Glenn Mellott. Minister Pastor RossWinters Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. & 6 p.m. Rev. Ralph G. McG,mpsey Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Morning Worship 11 a.m. SundaY School, 10 a.m. Rectory· Phone 229-6483 Morning Worship 11 a.m. Sunday Serylces 8:00 a.m. Sunday School 9:4S a.m. Evening Service 7: 30 p.m. Evening Hour 7 p.m. CHURCH OF GOD ,Holy Com munlon. OF PROPHECY 10 a,m. Morning Prayer, CHURCH DF THE NAZ,qRENE ST. MARY CHURCH 12760 W. 10 Mile Rd. Church school and Nursery. 422 McCarthy Street First and Third Sundays, Holy Rev. Hugh F. Conklin Pastor Dan Asher Rev. H. L. Harris, Pastor Sunday Masses' Sunday School 10 a.m. Communron at both services. Sunday School 9,45 a.m. 8:00 and 11:00 iI.m. Sunday Worship 11 a.m. Worship Service 11 a.m. Confessions: Saturday 4'30 Sunday Ev. Sery. 7:00 p.m. ST. PATRICK CHURCH Eyenln9 Service 7 p.m. 211 RIckett Road to 5: 30,7:30 to 9:00 p.m. WecI.-Young people meellng, 7:30 Father Leo McCann, Pastor HOWELL. BAPTIST CHAPEL CHURCH Father Arend, Ass·t Pastor 2400 Highland Rd. IM·59) Corner of Mill & Unadilla Sts. Assistant Pastor Pastor, Tom HenSley Rev. Gerald E. Bender Walled Lake First Friday Mas,es' 8:00, Sunday SchoOl 10 a.m. MOrning Worship 10 45 ST. WIL.L.IAM'S 9:00,12.15 and 7,30 p.m. WorshiP Service 11 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Dally Masses 8:00 and 9:00 Eyenlng ServIce 6,30 p.m. CATHOLIC CHURCH Walled Lake, Michigan a,m. PORTAGE L.AKE Su ndaY Masses. 6.30, 8.00, CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Father Raymond Jones GALIL.EAN BAPTIST CHURCH Assistant Fr. James Maywurn 10 00,12:00. LATTER DAY SAINTS 9700 McGregor Road 910 S. Michigan Sunday Masses:7:30,9:00,11:00 FIRST UNITED Rev. Roland C. CrosbY a.m. and 12:30 pm. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH P"esthood 9.15 to 10 A.M. Pastor 218 E. Grand River Sunday School 10'45 to 12 9:45 a.m. BIble School Joe K. Bury, Past"r SEVENTH·DAY ADVENTIST 11 a.m. Morning Worship Whitmore Lake 7 p.m. - Evening Worship Famlly Worship 9 to 9.35 a.m. CHURCH FULL GOSPEL. MISSIONARY Church School 9:45 to 10:45 Marlon Township Hall PINCKNEY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH a.m., ages3 throu9h adult. John W. Clarkson 9236 Main St. Dlylne Worship service 11 to Saturday 9:00·10: 00 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship Serylce 10,45 a.m. Rev. A. Robertson 12. Pilgrim Fellowship 4 p.m. Sunday School-l0 a.m. Morning Worshlp-11 a.m. FI RST UNITED Livonia CALVARY Evening Worshlp-7 p.m. METHODIST CHURCH This Religious Message Sponsored By These Business Firm,s MENNONITE CHURCH ST. JOHN'S EVANGELICAL 400 East Grand River SWOROOFTHE Putnam St., Pinckney Rev. W. Herbert Glenn SPI RIT EVANGEl.1CAL LUTHERAN, NORTHFIELD Pastor: I rvln Yoder 2945 to. Northfield Church Road Church School. 9:30 a.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 a.m. WorShip Services 11 a.m. New congregation of A.L..C. Edward Plnr.hoff, Pastor ALLEN MONUIVENTS AND VAUL TS NOVI REXALL DRUG ADVANCE STAMPI NG COMPANY Worship Service 11 :00 a.m. 663·1669 580 S Main Let Us Be Your Personal PharmaCist 815 Second St 34563 W. Seven Mile Rd. Evening Service 7: 30 p.m. NorthVIlle S"ghton 227 1281 v. Mile West of Farmington Rd. first anc' third Sunday Dlylne Service. 10:30 a.m. 349·0122 THE SPI RITUP.L. IS RAEL. Pastor William D. Wolfe Bob & Corinne's MISSION OF BRIGHTON CAL.VARV BAPTIST CHURCH C. HAROL.D BLOOM AGENCY INC PHI L'S PURE SERVICE Church: 476·3818 279 Dllrtmoor lilrlve LlTTL.E SKIPPER'oRIVE·IN L.ocated In old Parsonage: 591-6565 Plymouth 108 W. Main AAA 24 Hour Road Service 10720 E. Grand River, Brighton 229·2884 Brl9hton City Library Whitmore Lake, Mlch - HI 9·2342 Northvllle-349·1252 130 W. Maln- NorthVille 349-2550 Sunday WorShip: 10 a.m. William F. Nlct;o(as, Pastor Behind Country Cupboard Church SChOOl:11 a.m. ST. JOHN'S EPISCOPAL BITTEN SHELL SERVICE W. Matn Street Phone NO 3.Q698 BRADER'S DEPARTMENT STORE WEBBER'S PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO B,lghton- 229·9946 CHURCH Associate Partor, WmA. L.i1udermllcll Services 10.30 a.m. Rev. DlIVld T. Dayles, Rector 141 E Main 200 S. Main St PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL Sunday WOr5hlp, 11 a.m. & 7 p.m. Rey. Robert S. Shank, Jr. Ass't. Northville 3490105 BRIGHTON BEAUTY SALON UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Sunday School, 9:45 a.m. 476·2070 574 ~heldon Rd., Plymouth 128 North SI. South of Ann Arbor Trail DICK BUR STANDARD OIL AGENT Oak 36075 W. Seven Mile Road" ST. PATRICK'S CATHOL.IC B"ghton 227-3241 Green Res. 453,5262, Office 453·0190 Novl Farmlngton- New Hudson E R 'S WESTERN SHOP Livonia Fr. Mark Thompson, Pastor FREE METHODIST CHURCH Morning Worshlp-8:30 & 10 a.m. 43909 Grand R,ver Nov,- 349·1961 117 N. Latayette THE BRIGHTON STATE BANK Whitmore Lak. Rd.at US·23, 2 mIleS north of Rev. James W. Schaefer Nursery & Cllurch ScIlO~ up to South Lyon-437-2821 300 W. North St Ser.lce at 10: 30 a.m. Northfield Church Rd. Whitmore uke, 6th grade. Brighton 2299531 Church SchOOlat 10:30 a.m. Phone N03·0029 0& C STORES, INC R. E. Fogellonger, Pastor Wednesday MICHIGAN SEAMLESS TUBE CO. Sunday Worship, 11 a.m. and Sunday Masses: 8 and 10,30 a.m. 139 E Main BOGAN INSU RANCE AGENCY 10:00 a.m. Holy Communion South Lyon 7:30 pm., Sunday SchOOl10 a.m. NorthVille 121 W. North St New Hudson 6:00 p.m. Church school dlnr,er WESLEY UNITEO Michigan 6:30 p.m. Church school classes Brighton- 229·9513 NEW HUOSON METHODIST CHURCH FRISBIE REFRIGERATION & APPLIANCES for gracleS7 thru 12 NEW HUDSON CORPORATION Hamburg METHOOIST CHURCH 9318 Main St. -Whltmor. 43039 Grand River • 57077 Ponllac Tra,1 CLORE'S FLORIST 56807 Grand River PLYMOUTH CHURCH Rev. Walter Oambtrg Novl New Hudson 9956 E. Grand River ST. STEPHEN'S 437·6367 OF CHRIST Sunday Worship, l1a.m, Brlghton- 227 6631 EPISCOPAL. CHURCH Rev. R. A. Mltchlnson 9301 Sheldon Road Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. JOE'S MARKET MOrning Prayer and Sirmon Sunday Worship. 11 a.m. Plymouth, Michigan FELL.OWSHlp BAPTIST 47375 Gralld River NEW HUDSON LUMBER CO. COLE'S STANDARD SERVICE Sunday 9:00 a.m. Sunday School, 9:45 ll.m. sunday worship, 10'30 a.m. Pastor walter D.Bo.r NOYI--349·3106 56601 Grand River 600 E. Grand River Church School 9:00 a.m. and 6 p.m. 449·2582 437·1423 Brighton 229·9934 Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. 10774 Nln. Mill Road THE LITTLE PEOPL.ESHOPPE ST.pAUL.'S Northville Sunday Worship, lIa.m., 7 p.m. 103 E Main NEW HUDSON ROOFING CO. F. T. HYNE & SON, INC. LUTHERAN CHURCH EVANGEL.ICAL. LUTHERAN FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, Sunday SchoOl, 10 •• m, Northv,lIe- 349·0613 57053 Grand R,ver 525 W. Main SI. 7701 E. M·36 CHURCH OF THE SCIENTIST Wednesdily eyenlng service 7:30 New Hudson 437·2068 Br,ghton 227 1851 Rey. Carl F. Welser, Pastor EPlpHANV 1100 W. Ann Arbor Tfall LORENZ REX ALL PHARMACY Plymoutll, Michigan WESLEYAN EVANGEL. Home and Church Phone Rev. Frederrck PrezIoso, Pastor CHURCH R. Douglas Lorenz PHILLIPS TRAVEL SERVICE LELAND DRUGS Sunday Worship, 10:30 a.m. 229·9744 GL. 3·8807 GL 3·1191 350 N. TerritorIal Rd. 102 E. Main-No,thville 349·1550 201 W. Main Sunday SChool, 10: 30 a.m. 11 0 N. Lafayette Worship SerYlce 7:30 &. 9 a.m. Worshipping at 41390 Five Mill The Re....E. J. Brighton 229·9772 Wednesdlly Meeting, 8 p.m. F.l1enc.r South Lyon 437·1733 NO SUNOAY SCHOOL Sundlly WorShip, 9 a.m... 11 a.m. Sunday School 10 a.m. June 8 through August 31 Morning Worship 11 a.m. SAMBETTY'S HARDWARE & GROCERY FIRST PRESByTERIAN PL.YMOUTH SEVENTH DAY H. R. NODER'S JEWELERS Evening Worship 7,30 p.m. BETHEL. BAPTIST CHURCH ADVENTIST CHURCH Main 3nd Center SCOTTY & FRITZ SERVICE 6458 M·36 Highway CHURCH Prayer Meetlng W.dnndly at Bllghton 229-9077 RObert M. Taylor, Putor 200 E. Main 4295 Napier Rd.l>!st North of Northyille 333 S. Lafayette 7,30 p,m. South Lyon 4016 Swarthout Rd. Hamburg 349O()I111 Ind 349·2262 Warren Rd" Plymoth, Mlcll. William Dlnnl', Putof NORTHVIL.L.E DRUG COMPANY SUPER ALL.OY FORGE. INC. Howell Mailing Addfess R.~. \.Ioyd G. Bralure, Pastor R.v. Timothy C. JollnSOn 437·1537 A. G, LauK, Reg Pharmacist SOUTH LYON MOBIL SERVICE 10800 Hamburg Road UP 8·3223 Wixom Hambur

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Gracie '.4' ROASTRITE ij I'le,CIll.ltlOli of more than To.s Young ',' :>7.1 DO III prJzcs Will be made 10 artl,j, at an awards dinner 18-L8S AND UP Hen s ('rcccdlllg t he Founders ~oC]ct)' i,rcview of the show, II T,le,d.IY, November 18, ~ to Ih lO p.m I'''' The '·two phase" jurymg 100 • , Illtrooured by Samuel 27: 38: • I,\ NOR BEST 18 TO , WagstJff, curator of 3 • TURKEYS ••• ;~;~. CGntemporJry Art, 10 last 9f EXTRA • yc.lr's Exlubitioll for Michigan •• f Artist> aha was utilized for the Top Value : current clHupelltlOn. CENTER CUT RIB GORDON'S FRESH LEAN SHANK HALF A prrlinunary jury of • S,tAMPS:r :WITH SID PURCIjASE MORE:. prominent area craftsmen OR Pork Roll Pork % Sliced Smoked • EXCEPT BEER, WINE' • screened more than 800 entries • OR CIGARETTES • m the fOI m of slides submitted Chops Sausawe Pork Loin Hams • by 229 artistS. They chose 219 • ValId Thru Sun., Nov. 16. 1969. • U,S. CHOICE t • AI Krag"r Del. & Easl. Mich. .: actual ,"(Irks for final Jurying. ,~~~<.. ,,', ...... 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"'\!o othcr star-picture contains C l-QT JS mJny bright stars, and all J4-0Z l-LBI7 • WITH THIS COUPON ON • CAN l4-0Z PKG • \'.lI1ler long, on gazmg upward, CAN t , one feels the might and 19 : CACKLEBIRD FROZEN • rre~~ncc of tillS great figure." • FRIED CHICKEN • DEL MONTE CUT GREEN • Valid Tl>ru Sun., Nov. I';. 1969 I At Krog", Det. & East. M'Ch. The Hunter IS easily BEANS, WOHROLEKERNEL D.I Monte DEL rLcognllcd by the three stars, DEL MONTE HALVES OR MONTE about ('Clual In bnghtness and Jrrallb~d. lIke steps, which Cream Style Fruit Sliced Tomato, rm.kc up IllS belt. The Arabs • WITH THIS COUPON ON • • ANY 2 PKGS KROGER • called the belt stars "the string Sweet Corn Cocktail Peaches Catsup ~ • COUNTRY OVEN Q,R • of pCJr\s," to Eskimos they 4 C 8 B • BIG VALUE COOKIES I were t \fce stcps cut in a snow l-I.B 1_t. 1_I. 14_0Z'~ CAN I~ IJ-OZ 29 11-0122 WT &1I~• Valid Thru Sun., Nov. 16, 1969 'I bank, and Greenlanders CAN CAN 8Tt. 'if AI Kroger De,. & East. Mich. II Imagmcd. them as seal hunters ,I , g.;w•• ~~f~m_att'.itii%ltf1 tl4WPL4,JF.h,¥iFi:Wtf:snnRtt1m$W$:Ml I lost dt sea and placed In the II, 1 I ~ky. U.S. NO.1 RED OR GOLDEN DELICIOUS ~, KROGER REGULAR, ,- WHOL.E OR CRACKED 'I' .. t Two of the 12 brightest } t Apples 6 BLfG 79 • star, 111 the whole heaven~ are • Iii in Orion, according to Wheat Bread 27 SIZE-VINE RIPENED II Profcs,or Lash: the reddish • I. • I-LB B t.: t cI go use (represen ling .. LOAVES 'I Cantaloupe 3 FOR $1 OMI!'S nght shoulder) and ~eatt4. & ~eaedll ?/ifU

Rigel ~t the lower right hand FAST PAIN RELIEF .., ! corner that marks the Hunter's left foot. Bayer Aspirin • lO-LBS OR MORE • Accompanying the Hunter •I • are his two faithful dogs, Canis POTATOES • ..I; • Maj)r and Canis Minor. Sirius cT •I Valid Th,u Sun., Nov, 16, 1969 ,oo_BTL At /(roge, Det. & Easl. Mich. III Cams Major is the brighest 59 "tar in the whole sky, Prof. T o,h says. MELLOW RIPE SPECIAL LABEL I-PT I-OZ BTl. Other November WITH THIS CQUPON ON c0l1stcl13lions include the Big Scope Mou.h ••• h.... 87~ Golden 3-LB BAG Dipper which may be seen low HOME PERMANENT YELLOW on the northern horizon in the • ONIONS • early evening; Capella, in the Bananas Lilt Special ~~T•• ~133 I Valid Thru Sun., Nov, 16/, 1969 d I con"tcllation of Aunga, rising At Krog~, D~I. & Eas,. Mich. ~ l i:l the lIorthC