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Volume 84, Number 13 12 PAGES Northville, Michigan, Th,ursday, August 26, 1954 $2.50 Per Year in Advance Io't ~ 'Ret:Md New Village Near Northville Now Under Construction by G. H. C. , , When we return from a vacation there always is the 1,000 Homes To Be feeling that the Great Lakes region has much to offer in the way of desirable li'1ng-fertile fields dotted with woods and lakes, pleasant.villages like Northville, chang- ing seasons to look fOl'\vard to, friendly nPighbors. Doub~ Built On Ten Mile, At less those from Montana, Wyoming and Arizona who . spend their vacations in Michigan feel the same way when they return to their own home states, although it is hard for a native Michigander to understand why. Anyway, Cost of $15,000,000 we're glad to be back on the job again and we look for- ward to a busy, interesting and happy year ahead. A new community of more than 3,000 persons will * * * * come into being two and a half miles northeast of N orth- We were most happy fo have as guest columnists dur- ville under plans announced this week by the president of ing our absence the supervisors of Northville and Novi the construction company, Paul LeBo,st, of Detr.oit. Cost townships and the president of the vill~ge of ,Northville. of building alone, LeBost said, will exceed $15,000,000. Everyone who read what they had to say' must have been Already under construction the new community, to impressed by their interest in civic anairs and their de- be known as Willow Brook Village, will be located on a sire to explain the problems of the townships imd village 350-acre plot between Nine and Ten Mile roads, and be- so more people will be familiar with their work. To Mrs. tween Meadowbrook and Haggerty. Mollie Lawrence, supervisor of Northville township, and LeBost, who termed himself a "builder and land de- to Frazer Staman, Novi township supervisor and Claude \Teloper", emphasized that the new village was in no sense Ely, village president, our sincere thanks-and best wishes a "project". . ! for reelection as long as they are willing to serve. ~ Planned Community and all the other portions of a * * * * ;. well organized conununity, all Interestingo-and about as expected-was the rech.m- "This is to be a planned com- laid out and planned for in ad- mendation of Tom Carrington's committee that the village munity," he stated Tuesday. "It vance." again put the proposition to become a city to a vote: at WIll not be merely a collection of mdividual houses and other struc- He said Novi township already the election next spring. ~his committee, composed' of has taken an option on land for a some men wh'O were on the city incorporation committee tures. There will be streets, parks, schools, churches, playgrounds new school on Ten Mile Rd., so h,:o years ago, and some new members, profited by th~ad- ______Ithat construction can be begun mltted mistake of Jhe first committee in tryinJr to take in as soon as the need arises. more territory than the voters would ratify. The present Plans for a shopping center and recommendation is that onlv the area now within the vil- Caution Advised other commercial facilities are THE FIRST SECTION of the new Willow Brook Village. to be lage be incorporated as a city. This should not be too hard scaping of the grounds of .the initial block of houses now being included in the layout of the new locaied befween Nine and Ten Mile roads, near Hagge~ly. in to sell to the voters if the advantages of city government complefed just east of Meadowbrook on Ten Mile Rd. Not a community. Approximately 1,000 Novi .township,. already is under. construction. Builder Paul For Annual Labor homes are to be built. and if these are pointed out, and the village certainly can use to -good building projecl. the "planned community" will con.tain 1.000 LeBost (right) and Building Supt. William Parker. discuss land. homes. shopping center. schools, churches at a cost of $15.000.000. house the customary average of advanta~e the extra money it would receive from the three to a family, population of state's "take" from bettin~ at NoIihv.ille Downs. ~ Day Week-End Willow ,Brook Village will be - • * * *~ • The annual LaQor Day week. 3,000 when initiall~ ~omp.leted, Disturbing to those familiar ,#ith the damage ViID.tch Novi School To end vacationers. scramble to' LeBost declared. ThIS IS slIgh.t1y Dutch elm disease can do to beautiful elnf trees stic~~as ,~ , Record Enroliment'ls Expected In Publication of close up the sulnm~r cottage, less than .the present population line Northville street.s ~as the mews earlier .this mQnth ReglOster"Students stack their cars t9. thl! rooftop of NorthVIlle. \ . till~t..a'b infect~n tree had been a~covered on....S..Ce'nt~r.St. . 'orth.vjlle Schools; go Pass 1,300 rictures Starts and breast the holiday trafficL.will ,"Three. Finished' Daily and destroyed immediately. This is the first time the di- rrSult in hundreds of deaths and " r 9 A M S and thousands of injuries, warns Asked how long it would be ~eas~ ha,s been discov~re? locally but it has been spread- at ~ o' ept. 7 re~O:~h~~~~d~;~1~:p~~h70,0~it:~ t~eThhighboSCkshOtOIoff1ice' d' th the Institute for Safer Living. before he expected this goal to mg m southeastern MIchIgan for sevel'a] years. It I'S to be e 0 are oca te In e record enrollment that may h' h h 1b 'ldi ·11b In Record Today Gnly by careful planning of the be attained, LeBost said that by hoped that local property owners and the Wayne COllnty N' bl' h Ig SC 00 UI ng WI e open P k C OVIPu ICsc 001 will register reach 1,350, Supt. Russell H. Am· during the hours of registration WIth this issue, The Record "cllJsing up", sensible packing of Sept. 10 his building crews will ar ommission will join with the village next spring in students Tuesday, Sept. 7 at 9:00 erman said 'Wednesday. This for the convenience of all child- begins publication of pictures of the car, safe dnving every mile complete three new homes every having all trees in the area sprayed to prevent spread of o'clock, school authorities said would be about 125 more stu- ren in grades 4 through 12. Child- Northville children which were of the way home, says the Insti- day. Ten already are nearing the disease. - Wednesday. 'rhe buses will make dents than were enrolled last ren in grades .K-3 will obtam taken two months ago in a special tute, can serious accidents be completion, and others are in the I aVOleted. initial stages of construction. At * * .. .. regular runs. Classes will be dis- Year. their books and supplies in their project imtiated to develop a pic- At least 400 highway deaths the rate stated, the estimated I~ Considerable talk is heard by pedestrians about the missed. at 10:30. F~culty meet- First on the agend~ will' be a classrooms after the opening of torial record of Tomorrow's Citi- I will happen over Labor Day 1,000 homes would be built by difficulty of seeing when the new traffic lights- at the cor- mgs WIll be held ill the after- gene~l faculty ~eetmg at 9:30 school. zens. week-end and thousands more next summer, assuming there is f • d C d noon I a.m. m the NorthVIlle CommunIty - S·· ner 0 M am an. enter: streets are red an green. Conse.·, .. center. Tuesday afternoon and N~w Teachers . IX ?f th~ ~Ictures are pUb- will be i!1jured In these crashes. sufficient demand for them. Quently there IS more Jay-walking than usual. They can I Children Who WIll be fiv~ ye~rs J Wednesday will he devoted to I Several, n:w names appear on lIshed In this Issue. ~ach week Plus these, an untold number of "Demand?" queried LeBost. be seen all right by motorists approaching from a distance, old by Dec. 1, may enroll In kin- staff meetings, committee assign. !he fac~~y lIst ~g.e to .new teach- mo~e photo~aphs WIll appear, v:=catlOners will be injured by "We've already gotten many or- but they are higher than the Id r ht d h' ld d dregarten. t worksho t lllg poslhons as w:ll a~ rePlace-I ull.hl the enhre number has been falling off ladders, falling down del'S, and when the word gets . I d"o lit' s an are so s le.e On Wednesday, Sept. B, the me!! s, ps, e c. ments to cver resIgnations. The prInted. as to ma k e It extreme y Ifflcult for a near-by pedestrIan teachers will attend a pre-school Stu~ents are to report in t~e /list of new teachers and their _ stairs. getting overtired and over- arou~d w~ expect to be swamped. to know whether, to cross the street or stay on tbe curb. institute at Pontiac. There will follOWIng order, Amennan s8ld: assignments are: exerting in their mad rush to get I don t think we'll be able to meet the c:en)11!l!=chores done as quick- . the demand, !?r t~ere are thou~- Many passers-by are heaJ'd to comment that the situation be school all day on Thursday Thursday, Sept. 9: Grades 7, Kindergarten; Leah Stormont; I Former Maybury ly as possible. - ands of ~amIhes m the 'petrOlt should be corrected before school starts. and Friday. 8, 9 only,. all day. first grade, Joan Reimer; second, I AI' of these accidents are un- area. seekmg new homes., .. * .. ... All kindergarten children are Friday, Sept. 10: Grades K, 6' Laura Waterman, &illy Howard Ph ° ° K"rr d necessary says the Institute. The H!s company already IS com- Signs of progress in N orlhville - Carl Barton's mod- to attend the morning session on only, all day. and Isabelle Spooner; sixth, J. ys,clan I a calis" is in not allowing enough pletIng t\'l0 other land develop- ernization of the "telephone building" at Main and Cen' Sept. 7. The class will be divided Monday, Sept. 13: All grades, Stanley Weaver; art, grade 1-1l. '" time-the cure is for vacationers ment areas, one at Schoolcraft ter, new street lights in the business section, start of the later. (K-12) on regular sc?edule. ~t~ley -Hench; speech. corr.ec- Word has been received here to do the job leisurely, orderly and ~elegraph roads, and the 7-Mile cut-off, plans of the local merchants to stage a big Book rental for all grades ex- . Best Pla,nnmg tIomst, Elna . M. YantIs;. high of the death of Dr. Walter Wern- ane! with &11 hands pitching in. other I~ ~rse. "Home Town Bargain Day" once a month startin in Oc- cept kindergarten will be $3. The ThIS sc~edule WIll.allow for the s~hool art. Edgar G. Bonee, Eng- er, fanner head physician at May- Keep these SElfety pointers in l?es.crIb~g the hom~ to be tober revival of interest· 'ty. t' g kindergarten fee is $2 Rental best pOSSIble planmng, the sup· lIsh, Ruth Cattermole; SCIence bury sanitorium, who was killed mind: b~Ilt ,In Willow ~rook VIllage, he on th' n h 01 ho INcI'th cnco{pora l~'l~°1.ie~ includes all text books ;nd work ermtendent declared, and will and ma~hematics, LaGene ~. in an airplane crash in Kansas Don't try to cleanup, fix up and sa.ld .hat lots WIll all be 10~ feet t e · e~ sc 0 d us~ °l~ ~II e~her 't"f n I~ll OVl books also ~anuscript paper for permit the scheduling and assign- Guay; bIology a~d general SCI- earlier this week. pack up in one day. Allow plenty WIde, and .that the houses WIll be owns hI~,. wo ~n one-. a nn es nOh eas 0 t he VI age, early' elementary grades. ment of the various children with ence,. Russell Rel~e~; band :;nd of time to do these things safely. 56 feet WIde. the ambItIous new housmg development now under way. Th I h '11 S a minimum of daIay and confu- EnglIsh, Robert WIlliams; asslst- Dr. Werner was a fonner resi- Drive out and see the attractive modern homes nearing 13 \hun~ r~m. w~ ~~en e~t. sion, ant principal (new position) Fred- dent of Northville, but since leav- If you're using a ladder for True Ranch Type completion. ' WI rs. ons a~ ~ng ag?1n For the benefit of students who erick Stefanski. ing h.ere had made his nome in boarding up windows take your as' ma~rgber.25Lun~h mcluding have not previously registered, With enrollment almost certain Cleveland. time. take it easy. do it safely. "These are of custom design, in mllk,WI e ce~ s. , both school offices will be open to set a record. plans are being ------Don't leave gasoline, oil or the popular price range," he em· Kmdergart.en chIldren WIll be on Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 from B:30 made to use the Boy Sc.out build- othe\' flammables in the cottage phasized. "They will be of the furmslled nulk each day for 25 to 4 p.rn. to care for their needs. ing for two classes until' the new durmg the winter. true ranch ty;pe, not just some- New~!Around Northville cents per week. Children in grades K-6 should elementary school building on N. Don't overload your car-it thing that is called a ranch house. Frank Martin, 80, make, for poor steering, heavy They will be of three and four Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Atchison week-end. The Novi faculty is composed report to the elementary school . of: kindergarten, Celia Sharpe; office and grades 7-12 will go to (ContInued on Page 12) handling in traffIC and decreased bedrooms, and will have one, two were dinner guests of Mr. and .. .. visIbilJ:y and three baths, and attached . first grade, Effie Garner; second Killed In Mishap Mrs. Chick Harbert of Livonia Mrs. Hubert Blackwell and her Don't wait until the last possi- carports." _ last Friday evening. grade, Marie Bentley; first and ...... daughter, Jill Marie, of Wayne, second grade, Marion Boyd; Frank Martin, BO. father of bl~ moment to start your trip The prices, LeBost, declared. spent the week-end with her .third grade, lva Crane; fourth Tomorrow's Citizens Frank, Jr. and Richard Martin, home. Set a specific time to leave wou1l:lbe from $13,490 to $15,990. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. mother, Mrs. Donat Bedore. grade, Ruth Wilcox; fifth grade, of Northville, wa:; killed Tuesday which allows you three hours for WIthout extra cost, all will be John ~tro, Jr. and Sandra Mon- " .. .. Clara French; sixth grade, Ro· ,. when he slipped and fell in front every 100 miles of drlving. Don't equipped with a name-brand day evening were Dr. and Mrs. Bill Mosher, son of Cot and of a car at Greenfield Rd. and try to beat your schedule. electric automatic washer, dry- wena Salow; seventh grade, Rich- er, hot water, a genn·destroying W. W. Boggess of Miami. Mrs. Mrs. Mosher of South Lyon flew ard Griffith; eighth grade, Don Capitol St. in Detroit. lamp system, and an electronic Boggess is a cousin of Mrs. Got· to New York where he spent two K nod 1e, and superintendent, WItnesses testified that the "outside and inside" weather ro's and also of Mrs. Walter Stob- weeks visiting relatives in Man- Mary Ann Atkinson. driver, WIlliam Nicholson, of De- Northville Grad Is con- be of Dubuar St. hattan. trOit, was blamele~s, and he was Awarded AF Wings trol system...... released by police. Willow Brook, he pointed out, Dr. and Mrs. George Chabut Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Frogner The Martin brothers operate Webb AFB, Tex. - 2/Lt. Or- will be the first new community spent their vacation at a lodge were dinner guest.<;of friends in Lutherans Call the Warren Products Co., on Base ville L. Petrie, son of Mr. and to have such modern convenienc. in the Shoshone National forest Port Huron Saturday night. Line, in Northville, and the father Mrs. James Petrie, IB203 Melvin, es incoIlporated in the design. in Wyoming. They visited Mrs...... assisted them. Livonia, Mkh., was awarded the All Strictly Modern Chabut's brother, Robert Rice, Joseph and Lucius Blake at- Mexico City Pastor silver wings of a United States and family in Cody, Wyo. . Air Foree pilot in ceremonies Several of the new houses now tended the golden wedding anni- The Rev. Bernard Pankow, of " .. .. versary of Mr. and Mrs, Neil Her- almost completed are of modern- Mrs. Merton IDee has returned Mexico City, Mex., has been call- O,von,"aTo Honor m.arking the graduation. of Jet ren of Flint last Sunday. L PIlot Class 54·P at thIS West istic appearance, with sloping to her home with Dr. and Mrs. ed to assume the pulpit at St. Texas flying school. front windows. Others, however, George Chabut on Sheldon Rd. .. " " Paul's Lutheran church in North- / are of the conventional straight Mr. and Mrs. C. Knight of Wat- ville. Lt. Petrie,. along .with. 41 class- after a month spent in the hos- mates, receIved hIs wmgs and wall design. All will be strictly ertown, Conn. are visiting the Meadowbrook Pro pital. Rev. Pankow's name was chos. . . Idiploma from·Col. Cleon E. Free- modern and up-to·date. Elmer Perrins on'S. Center St. .. " .. en from a list of candidates at a Chlc~ Harbert, NatIonal PGA man, Webb AFB commander. LeBost, who has been in the Prof. and Mrs. L. A. Birk, Shei- Mrs. Knight and Mrs. Perrin are special election held by the vot- champlOn from Meadowbrook The young officer will be as- home building business -for 30 sisters. la and Arthur, from Guelph, On- ing body of the church Monday Country club at Northville, was signed to a Crew Training Air years, views the new community tario, Can. are week-end guests .. " .. night. A telegram has been dis- to be the guest of honor at a.din. Foree Base for advanced train- with considerable pride, as does of the Merner Eilbers on Rayson Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hopper patched to him in Mexico City Shown above are the first of Tomorrow's Citizens to be pub· ner sponsored by the Livonia ing in multi· engine aircraft. Fot. William Parker, of Redford, his notifying him of his selection. St. Mr,s. Birk" is a sister of Mrs. and their sons, Talbott, Daryl and lished in this newspaper. They are. left to right. top 'row: Larry. Cham?er of Commerce Wednes- lowing this last period of pilot building superintendent and a Eilber. DWight, have just returr.ed from The Rev. E. Rossow. pastor for 8, son of Sgt. and Mrs, Gil Glassen: Diane, 1, daughter of Mr. day mght. training, he will enter a tour of graduate engineer...... an 11 week's vacation touring the the past 17 years, will preach his Harbert, a resident of Livonia active duty as an Air Force pilot. Both are looking forward to and Mrs. William Gearnn. and Kathryn. 3. daugh.ter of Mr. and I Mr. and Mrs. Memer Eilber, states, and a trip into Mexico. fa-rewell sermon at St. Paul's w~s to be presented with a huge Lt. Petrie graduated from the time, a year or so hence, with Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Highlights of their trip were vis- Evangelical church on Aug. 29, Mrs. Richard Porterfield. BoUom row: Robert,S, and Mary. 13, mural which will iriclude three Northville High school and Michl· when Willow Brook will attain irom Huntington Woods, enjoy- its to Mexico City and Death Val- prior to his departure for a new children of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Prodger: and Debra, 19 months. pictures of Harbert in action Igan State college prior to enter· its stature as a full-fledged com- ed a trip to Mackinac Island last ley.' post at Saginaw. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lee, Jr. while winnIng the title. ing the Air Force in 1953. munity.
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Page Two THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Thursday, August 26, 1954
troit, Dr. and Mrs. M. Richards of Dr. and' Mrs. Robert J. Scott appear on the "Auntie Dee" show Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burkman Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh are visiting Dr. Scott's moth~r on WXYZ-TV Friday evening at and daughter, Caroline, spent a Dickie and their family of Pon~ in Wingham, Onto for a few days. 5 p.m. If her chwns are wak:h- tiac. A hayride through the peach ...... week at Rifle lake as guests of ing they are seeing correctly. t ... and apple orchards was a real Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Howard are the Allen Buckleys. Kathernie Kampf, daughter of Mrs. Earl Richardson, in St. Ig-I Bray "home in Northville last treat for the gr0"'1\\!Pi,tS well as spending the week-end with Mr...... o .. .. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Kampf of Hag- nace. week. Dr. Bray recootly received children. ' ~ m\~~I" and Mrs. Del Hahn at their sum- The Glenn Longs returned Sun- Take advantage of the lay- gerty Rd., will return home this ...... Ihis doctor's .ll,egree at Rutgers o .... !' , +~ mer home on St. Joseph Island day from a week's vacation mot- away plan on guns and hunting week after spending' the summer Mrs. Lewis Hillyer of Ovid, i5 univefJ:ity and ...will return to the Dr. and Mrs. T. G. Hegge have in Ontario, Can. aring through the upper penin- equipment at Stone's Gamble a guest of her cousin, Mrs. E. D:I University of Delaware as pro- sula. teaching riding at Camp Byrn returned from a vacation spent on 0 .. 0 store. 13 Pel'ry of West St. for two weeks. fessor of entomology. I o .,. • or fill your bin with coal' ..... Afon, Wise. Cape Cod, near Chatham, Mass. A/2C Ray Welch was a house .. • 0 at our low summer pricell .. .. 0 :It • * l. . . If one's social standing is deter- guest for t",:o days at .the Lp. Attending a family reunion last House guests at the J. E. Straus PHONE PLYMOUTH 107 House guests of the Fred Col The Fred Collins home on E. Sunday at Elsie, Mich. were Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Parmenter mined by their degree of tan, as Rambeau reSIdence on Eight Mile home on Beck Rd. last week were OR FOR EMERGENCY lins family of E. Cady St. are Cady St. was the scene of a pleas- left Saturday for Hampton, Va. was indicated there, Dr. and Mrs. Rd. He was on leave from Me- and -Mrs. C. C. Boyd, Mrs. Ida David McKee and his son, David CALL 2291·J3 Mr. and Mrs. William O'Brien, ant get-together Sunday when where they will visit their daugh- Hegge must have been well on Clellan AFB in California and Yuill and Ernest Faighner. Jr. from Westown, Pa. J1:heir daughter, Sharon, and a they entertained 30 guests from ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. the top rung of the social ladder will report back to duty Aug. 26. .. 0 0 .. .. Franklin Hills, Grosse Pointe, . ECKLES friend, Miss Mary McQuirk from Herb Berendt, for three weeks. at Cape Cod. '. 0 0 0 Marjorie Boyd, daughter of Mr. Royal Oak, Chicago and North- Among the several other North- COAL & SUPPLY CO. 'Chlcago...... o .. 0 Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wagen-,' 'an~ Mrs. C. C. Boyd, returned o .. 0 villites who have been vacation- Closed at noon Saturday ville. The highlights of the day Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Turner of Mrs. L. M. Eaton will give a schutz report that fishing was not Sunday from a two week's vaca- Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Woodruff was a corn roast and spaghetti ing at Rifle lake are Mr. and Mrs. during July and August Los Angeles are guests at the farewell luncheon today for her too good on the AuSable, near tion in Pennsylvania and New Gerritt Rooks. They have been 882 Holbrook Phone 107 'expect their daughter, Mary Jean, dinner. Jersey. o 0 .. home-of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Stark- daughter, Alice, who leaves' lfri- Mio, where they anu their child- guests at the Hal'I'y Wagenschutz Plymouth. home from Cleveland this week. weather, W. Seven Mile Rd. They day to join her husband, Major ren spent two weeks. They did .. 0 .. Mary Jean has been working The Ted Kampfs of Haggerty cottage. are enroute from London, Eng- Roger Sackett, in San Antonio, enjoy a visit at the William Mil- After a week's vacation in Dal- there all sununer and plans to Rd. returned to Northville the land where Mr. Turner has been Tex. ne's cottage on Lake Huron near ton, Ga., Mer. and Mrs. CalVin reswne her studies at the Uni- first part of the week after spend- stationed with the USAF for the o 0 0 Tawas. Cross, daug'hter Jane, and Mrs. versity of Michigan where she ing two weeks at their cottage at .. 0 • past four years. They will enter Mr. and Mrs. George Alexander Cross' brother, Max Robertson will be a junior. Pointe Au Baril on Georgian Bay. college at Berkeley, Calif. this Mrs. Roger Sackett and their .. 0 0 spent their vacation at Lake Lee- returned recently to their home ...... chIldren, David, Jeffery and Jan- fall. lanau where they took advan- on Eight Mile Rd. TJJ.ey were the Mr. and Mrs. H. Kreager of W. Dr. and Mrs. Dale Bray and et have spent the past month ...... tage of a nearby golf course and house guests of Mr. Cross' par- SI. just returned from a ten-day children, Jane and Jim, from Del- w;th Mrs. Sackett's parents, Mr. Bowlers interested in a 750 yacht club. Their son, John R, ents, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cross. visit to Mrs. Kreager's sister, aware were visitors at the Starr and Mrs. L. M. Eaton. They will average league, bowling on Wed- joined them, after his six weeks 000 leave Friday to join Major Roger nesday night at Royal Recreation, spent at Camp Haza Witea on Mr. and Mrs. Allen Buckley Sackett, who is stationed at the call 9154 and ask for Joe. 13 and son Richard, just returned Arbutus Lake. Brook Army hospiW, Fort Sam o .. .. home after spending a week-end ...... Houston, Tex. N. C. Schrader, son of Mr. and I M~s. Leslie Conger of Detroit, • .. 0 at Traverse City with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weaver, and a week BUSINESS DIRECTORY Mrs. N. C. Schrader o~ c;>rchar.d who is a family friend of Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. George Alexan- Dr., . has been entertammg hls Mrs. Carl Bryan, is spending at Rifle lake. der were at Pine Lake Country I r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;,;;;;;;;;;.1 , ~~::~~::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::~~~~::~ 1 forcousmthe Brucepast twoWalker,weeks.of Gaylord Thursday with...... them. _ club Tuesday for golf and dinner. II : ...... 0 • .. Ii Mrs. Carl Mulligan of Eight SEE US FORA Sister Mary Jacinta of Lima, NORTHVILLE O. and her companion, Mary Lau- Mile Rd. and her mother, Mrs. ~ IiIf FREE ESTIMATE rita, of Springfield, Ky. were the Edward Goodrich, entertained about 20 friends at a luncheon STORES Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and r'II Gn Mrs. John S. Wimsatt on E. Main and bridge Wednesday. "COLLISION REPAIR" St. Sister Jacinta is a sister of ...... are I Mr. Wimsatt. Another brother, Pvt. Jerry Graham left Mon- ,I Electric· Arc - Acetylene Daniel P. Wimsatt, of Grosse day morning for Ft. Lewis, Wash. ,I Welding Pointe, and family, were also where he has been in training for OPEN Sunday guests. the past four months. Jerry is th~ .00 son of the F. E. Grahams of Grace i'l St. THURS. & FRI. ERNESTSEAMAN BODY SHOP • 0 • 124W.MAIN NORTHVILLE PHONE 1455 The Don Merritts, with friends from Detroit, drove to San '~"ran- TIL9P.M. ~ Ii cisco, Los Angeles, and other iA-,J points of interest in California, For Your Shopping Watch & Jewelry then as far norbh as Crater Lake, II Ore. They drove 8,000 miles and Convenience 135 N. Center Streef - Norihville I Repair encountered only one day of Orchard Lake ReL,Comer Grand River - Farmington rainy weather. 774 Penniman Avenue - Plymouth ! • Engraving • Diamonds Remounted • Electric Shavers Repaired -PLYMOUTH- • Ring Sizing • Ronson Lighters Repaired . • Zenith Hearing Aids and BaUeries for all makes PENN THEATRE LUCIUS 'BLAKE 124 N. CENTER (Opposite Post Office) NORTHVILLE BUY A· USED CAR 'With WARRANTED I .
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, ' " .. ' :::-. ~; \ I ;, ,I ~"'tt- r i' l. :~,..J:jWJM:J~~./':"~·'{::-:< ~ I r Page Five Thursday, August 26, 1954 THENORTHV~LERECORD John Schroder, JT. Weds Bear, Deer SeenBy iModern Methods Lovinia Gentry of Salem Northville Children !Will Be Keynote In an 8:30 p.m. ceremony at John graduated from Northville - Bear pnd deer are no common 1of State Fair the home of the bridegroom's High school In 1946. sights for children in Northville, sister, Mrs. Roy M. Line, of Far- The young couple plan to make but these were some of the sights "Modern Methods" will be the mington. Lovinia Gentry and their home in Ferndale. in the Porcupine mountains en- keynote for the free Homemak- John Schroder, Jr. were united joyed by Beverly, Leroy, Martin, er's party classes to be held in in marriage Tuesday, Aug. 17 by Returns From Music the Whitehall building during the Rev. Douglas R. Couch of Sal- . Kenneth and Jerry Stone. the Michigan State Fair Sept. 3 em. Camp at Interlochen With their parents, Mr. and through 12. Lovinia is the daughter of Mrs. Marilyn McCarthy, 531 West Mr~. Roy Stone, they were on a I This year's program, sponsor· Hattie Gentry of Ferndale, and Main St., clarinet player in the recent trIP to Sault Ste. Marie, ed by Westinghouse and Wrig- It's New! John is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Northville High school band, has Copper Harbor and other inter-I ley's Super markets, will feature John Schroder, Sr. of W. Seven returned from the National Music esting stops in upper and lower Elect.ro and Spark~, an all-me- 3~LEGGEDCHICKEN SALE! It's Different Mile Rd., Northville. camp held at Interlochen, Mich., MIchIgan, when they sighted the chamcal robol an~ hIS.dog. T,hous. It's Kroger's big 3·legged Fryer The bride, given in marriage each summer. animals ands of dollars In gIftS WIll be Sale and we mean just that. In by her brother-in-law, Lee Pear- . distnbuted during the daily / every Kroger Store you can buy sall, wore a white linen suit and DETROIT COUPLE WED BY shows which will begin at 2 and D H b t Vl T three fresh dressed U. S. Gov't. ha~. Her co~sage 'Yas a white or- JUSTICE E. M. BOGART, r. er .er an~ 0 6:30 p.m. -,/' chid. Her only Jewelry was a . .. .': Be MarrIed In FlInt There will be no commercial inspected half fryers c~1I0.packed. diamond-studded wristwatch a Miss LIllIan Frances q.\lrlOWS-1 exhibits in Whitehall this year. gift fi-om the groom. 'ki and J~mes Edwar~ Wo?d, both 'Dr. Herbert W~ng! on th~ staff Because the Home Arts building Evelyn. Gentry, sister of the o! DetrOit, w~re unIted m mar- at Maybury sanItorIum, Will be has been condemned, and will be bride' was the only attendant nage by JustIce E. M. Bogart on marrIed at the Frrst Baptist razed by fair time, the food dis- f??~ She ~ore a navy blue suit pin~ Sat~rday, Aug. 21. . church in F1lint on Aug. 28. The plays from the Home Arts de- . , f . k' MISSBarbara Kenes af DetrOIt bnde is MISSRuth Hing of Flint. partment wI'll be on exhibit in -- mng a corsage 0 pm roses on d W ilt C k ki f Ply- her shoulder. an a er ac ows .0 • Dr. and Mrs. W. L. Howard and Whitehall. Needlework will be mouth were the attending WIt- L d . d . I f th . Clifford.' Schro~er served his Inesses. son, eonar, and Marilyn Funk displaye m the c ubhouse 0 e brother as bestman.. plan to attend the wedding. grandstand and the art exhibit
Mrs. Gentry wore a blue-grey J ALVIN SKOWS ATTEND WJll he in the Coliseum. nylon dress. Both mothers wore WEDDING OF STUDENT "Back to College" Is Early morning visitors to the h'd Th P fair Sept. 3, 7, 8,9 and 10 will be I an ore I corsage. The AlV!in Skow~ family left eme of arty able to watch the television Following the reception for the Friday for Portsmouth, 0., to at- broadcast of "Charm Kitchen" immediate families and a few tend the wedding of one of :\VIr "Back to College': was the j- close friends, the young couple Skow's former students.' Their theme of a party gIven by Miss Edythewith WXYZ'sFern MelroseLady offromCharm,10 1~ on a honeymoon in northern oldest daughter, Lila Lea, wa" a Catharine Rambeau in the yard a.m. to 11 a.m. Michigan. Ibridesmaid. 'of her home on W. Eight Mile Rd. Each day the Lady of Charm '/ I / t~ Lovinia is a graduate of Lin- I The Skows will visit relatives About 20 young people gather- will present something different coIn High school, Ferndale, and in Iowa before rturning home. cd for a pot-luck dinner and eve- and unusual in the way of cook- U. S. Gov't. Graded-Young Beef nIng of fun. Theresa Duchesneau ing and preparing foods. Special All Choice Cenler Cuts lb. was the co-hostess. foods from Hawaii will be flown Round Steak Cathar,me is planning to attend in fOI' Sept. 7, "Hawaiian Day" the University of Michigan this and Sept. 10 will be "Cook-off" Blade Cut U. S. Gov't. fall. Day and some lucky young lady Chuck Roast Graded--Young Beef lb. will 'be given $75 back-to-school • • Mrs. R. Porterfield wardrobe for being the best "ere- ~tive cook". -mp Tender, Delicious Kroger 49C To Join Husband Breaded Shrl Shrimp. Just heat and eat. Pkg. At Post in Germany B&PW Committee .Mrs. Richard Porterfield, for- Chairmen Lay Plans NEW LOW merly Irene Tesch, daughter of Officers and committee chair· PRICE I Mr. and Mrs. William Tesch, of men of the Business and Profes- Pillsbury s Rayson St., will leave Northville sional Woman's club met last 25 89 Aug. 29 for Fort Hamilton. Brook- Thursday evening at the home of or lb. lyn, N.Y. After dependent's proc- Mrs A. C. Carlson on Fairbrook Gold Medal Bag essing, Mrs. Porterfield and her Rd. to prepare plans for 1954-55. our three·year-old daughter, Kathy, Ie The first regular meeting of the will sail for Germany, where she club will be Monday, Sept. 27, WIll join 'her husband, W.O.J.G. with dinner at 6:30 at the Metho- KROGER~~~Green Beans SJ~~tl~~d 2NO~a:~327C Richard Porterfield. who is sta- dist church house. tioned in Stuttgart. Mrs. Porterfield's sister, Mrs. FORMER RESIDENTS Miss the kids? Walter Towle, and husband and CELEBRATE ANNIVERSARY StraWberry Sweet Peas~:~:~a~c,;:~r::2H:~::327C daughter of Leamington, Ont. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Allen were week-end guests of Mr. and King, former residents of North- Avondale Cream Call them Mrs. William Tesch. ND.30327C ville, will be happy to know the Corn •• Style •• oan. Kings will celebrate their golden 2 MRS. RUSSELL AND MOTHER wedding anniversary with an bv telephone LEAVE THURSDAY FOR N.Y. open house Aug. 30 at the home, Preserves c • ",'I; of their. daughter, Mrs. Lloyd' Grapefruit'sedions _Kroger2 N:~~:335 Mrs. Frank Russell and· her - Stonner, of Big Rapids. . Made of Illos. Thars parenthood for you. You Jook forward 10 the day mother, Mrs. Louis Clark, of Car- The Allens had lived in North- penter St., will leave Thursday rich, red.ripe No, ZY2 ville all their lives until a few Kroger 39c the kids are off on a visit, then miss them badly. Why . for Geneva, N.Y. where they will can year£ age. dellciaul, mouth. '2·oz. Fruit Cocktail nol lelephone them tonIght? Long Distance cglls don't visit Mrs. Russell's youngest son, Bill, who is stationed at Sampson watering pure lar cost nearly as much as you'd expect. Sandwiches for freezing should Air Force Base. Mrs. Russell's straWberries. Crushed No. 30339c be generously spread with butter. Avon. cans oldest son, Harvey. is at Cape Pineapple 2 If mayonnaise is preferred, it MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY May. N.J. He enlisted in the may be added when the sand· I U.S. Coast Guard in Ju..•. e wiches are ready to be eaten, say Sliced Pineapple c~~~Oed H:~n225c food specialist at M.C.S. Kroger Bread :;~~'15c 6%,oZ'49c ""* Try The Want Ads North Bay Tuna 2 can. ~"r~i h l.. .J Marga rin eEatmore2,bs.43c -' ,~"'...) C . ~~ , , . Graham Crackers Kroger~~::25 .1'
Knov# the dealer '111 1 •, ,I I .' before you buy a ~-il j ! Used Car or Truck • 1 S ~ ..../ ... i SERVE -EM HOT VEGETABLE SOUP Stock up now :: ,,.~..... 'I." ~, for the coming ... r- .";..)11 1·lb. -~~---~ c school months Soda Crackers Kroger pkg. 25 c f·~lft----..... Wilsonrs or Borden's c 05-~ l Fresh Milk Standard Carion % gal. 37 Gan ThoUS'lnds of Agricultural Attrac· tions with emphasis, this yea;, on Here's a table ideal far parlles and Dairy Produc.h. Contests g~lore every day use, indoors or out. A $2.95 including fa rm invention and Alcohol resistant fray snaps off Value safety. skilled tractor driv;ng. for easy cleaning-rubber tipped At Kroger Also Cooking School, Home Arts, T-V Table legs, etb. Only ••• 75 Bands, Auto Show. Art Exhibit, Old Time Dancing, Fireworb, ilnd on the Midway the famous Euro- ""! pean Dancing Waters and the u.S. No.1 NEW WHITE COBBLER WE FORD DEALERSare the men to know! We AND - I Rotor. Two big Auto Races Ilnd have the modern facilities and expert Ford . .. jJI ma ny other Ilttraetions. ~ t. ~ ,~ 1 Mechanics to service used cars and trucks before ~.. ". ~;? 1 IN PERSON we put them up for sale. And remember, we ' ...... '. ; 1 NAT IIKINGII COLE Ford dealers don't depend on used car profits . , ~~ " -i PATTI PAGE to stay in business. We have a good name to ~ ..... ; Four Aces, Four Lads, BIlly Ward's uphold and we want you as a permanent customer .•• j Dominoes. CI5rk Brot~trs, Three Sens, All purpose potatoes, fine for f" 1 Salt City Five, Geergo Shaw, Trenicrs, baking, maf:/o:inl! and boiling. for more used cars ... Ford Dealer service ... and Goofers. Terry Giobs Combo .nd others. a new Ford someday. (:randeola (: Potatoes make the meal. Hot lb. You can depe~d on ••• days call for I Bag potato salad. I I FORD DEALER ~ USED CARS and TRUCKS! I c pt. Pascal Celery ~~~~~:n2:t:l~e 19 Blueberries ~:~~; 29c Marr Taylor Ford Sales Monelay, 'ruesday, Wedne.eI.,. ••._.._ - 9 A.M. to ~ P.M. Thursday, Friday : 9 A.M. to 9 P.M. 117 WEST MAIN ST. NORTHVILLE PHONE 1320 STORE HOURS For Your Convenience, We are Open Week Days until 9 P.M.; Saturdays until 6 Saturday ; 9 A.M. to 6 P.M.
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> ',t1,1" ' , p. IS ; - Ii .as- i:: ( !i .... }" E _ ( 4 Page Six THE NqRTH;VILLE~- RECORD Thursday, August 2,6, 1954 Robert Engel, rabbits; Sandra Icame back with all ~lue ribbons. ~Former Teacher Here Accepts New Post Stillwell, Marilyn Engel, poul- This was, the first time that a~y try' and Euge.ge Clark and Fritz of them had shown at a 4-H faIT. Smith flowers. - IDorothy and Henqr Clark are the 'l~t 70 - - + 11 n ,+ tJI - , ., . leaders of the JUnior Lucky Leaf Red nbbon wmne~ at t~e faIr Iclub, while Ruth and Jack Appl- were James Ly;ke, P?ultry! Rob-I ing lead the Senior Lucky Leaf ert Engel, rabbIts; DICk Mitchell, 1 b t The I beef; Don Wimmer, dairy; Butch cu. . h Aaron W. Olivers Shoemake ' dairy and Marilyn The 16th and 17th of thIS mont ! Engel, ho;seman~hip. Marilyn Engel and J~mes ~y.ke .! . . . attended the 4-H judgmg elumn- To Celebrate I :, <. IGREENI White nbbons went to ~arJlyn ation at East Lansing. They had "\ I' • Engel for horse and rabbIt. _practice judging in the afternoon I Priscilla Clark,.who took "turk- I and a talent program after din- 25th Anniversary .. ' !THUMBI ins" to the fair, did ~ot recei:re nero After the talent program a ribbon because the Judges dId motion pictures were shown on Mr. and Mrs. Aaron W. Oliver, ! hy Paul Newton I , . i not know how to judge them. 4-H youth and the trip of Michi- 40840 Eleven Mile Rd., east of I I I Like most of the 4-H clubs in gan State college students to the Novi, will celberate their 25th The amateur gardener will find I Oakland county the Lucky Leaf Rose Bowl game. Next morning wedding anniversary Sunday, the ms an easy plant to grow if cluh has representatives going they started judging the finals at Aug. 29, with an open house to she Will follow a few simple to the State 4-H show at East 8 a.m. which relatives and friends are 1 uies. Of course, it is one thing Lansing next week. These rep- The Senior Lucky Leaf cluh is invited. to get plants to grow, but quite resentatives are Eugene Clark, planning on ending the swnmer Mr. Oliver has lived at the farm another to get them to thrive so who is taking his registered with an all day picnic at Lake w her e his great-grandfather vlgorously that they stand out brown Swiss heifer, "Connie"; Chemung at the cottage of Ken homesteaded since 1906, the same as specimen plants. Anyone plan- Sandra. Stillwell, who is taking and Don Wilnmf!r's aunt. land taken up by Samuel Mul- nmg to grow even a few irises her pen of three hens, and Jack ford, in 1829. should not be content to achieve Clemens who is taking chickens. Third Oil Well On Now 73, he can remember when mel ely indifferent results, es- Ken Wimmer will be at East Lan- peCIally when just a little more Grand River was a plank road sing showing his Berkshire pigs. Shaw-Farm Drilling effort to provide the rIght con- from Clarenceville to Detroit, for Fritz Smith and Eugene Clark The F. Alden Shaw fann on dItions will hring forth such ex- he used to haul produce to mark- will have an exhibit O'f flowers. W. Nine Mile Rd. has been the quisite flowers. et over it in the days before World MarilYn Engel was asked to scene of much activity this swn- ,,', War 1. Soil show her yearling colt but due to mer. Oil drillers are now work- Being far out in the country he the fact that he had not been ing on the third well. and his wife, who is 65, enjoy A well drained m~him loam gelded, Marilyn will not be able The two inactive ones may pro- television immensely. Once there supplied with hwnus is the ideal to attend. vide an extra water supply for was no electricity available, but 5011 for growing irises. Heavy The Junior Lucky Leaf club the Shaw family, it is anticipated. now the Olivers have their home. soil is inclined to be too wet, eS-1 Miss Margare1 Carpenter completely equipped electrically. pecially in a rainy season. Light,. .' sandy soil has the advantage of MISS Margaret Ca11penter" for- "Yes we think television is 8 COLUMBIARECOROS~ , thorough drainage, but here the mer .grade school te~cher here wonderlul for rural people," Oli- food supply is quickly washed for nm~ !ears, h~ resIgned fr~m ver said. "It brings news of the Mr. and Mrs. Aaron W. Oliver PERSONALLY RECORDED BY Y her pOSitIon as director of Chrls- world to us, and well, it brings awa . tian Education at the First Bap- *YOGI BERRA*BOBSY THOMSON Fertilizer tist church, Harvey, Ill., where city folks right into our homes." ------·------1 *GEORGE Il.ELl * RALPH KI8£R The open ~ouse will be from she served for the past five years, Play School Group to Cow manure or any fertilizer *PHIL RIZZUTO * NED GARVER 2 to 6 p.m. Refreshments will be to become a member of the fac. Calendar Of Events high in nitrogen is not good for served. Introduce Teachers ulty of the Grand Rapids Theo- *BDB fELLER*RH:HIE ASHBURN iris. They produce a rich soft August 26-Ladies Bowling League, 8 p.m. at Royal Recreation, 120 logical seminary and bible insti- The Northville Cooperative -on W. Main St. Anyone interested in howling call 9154 or 14-W. gro'vth of foliage and a poor tute this fall. Besides teaching Avon Cosmetic's representative play gr.oup would like to intro- September Z-Patriotic club will meet with Mrs. Ida Cook at the bloc.m. Bone meal mixed with Christian Education classes, she hur.lUs and a generous quantity will be happy to call on you - duce you to their two very com- will be the dean of women at the E. B. Cavell home, 37850 E. Seven Mile Rd. at 12:30. Bring of wood ashes produces the best HOWTOPIAY~ Phone 1429. 13 petent teachers and show you your own sandwiches and table service. seminary. results. In this there is plenty of I She has a BS degree and Mas- , • • • around the school September 2Z-VFW Ladies Bazaar, luncheon and card party. phosphoric acid and potash and .., ... \ ter of Religious Education degree. They will welcome all inter- September 24-19~2 High Senool class reunion, VFW Hall, 9 p.m. not too much nitrogen. This t. " Janet Quayle from Palo Alto, ested mothers and their children BlGlfMUE Get tickets from Planning Committee, Box 69, Northville, should be worked into the soil Calif. has been the guest of her in the Presbyterian church base- I $1.50 per person. Dancing, entertainment, door prize, re- before planting. cousin, Priscilla Older, on S. Rog- ment, E. Main St., Sept. 1, be- freshments for classmates, wives, husbands and friends. Ul84U. ers St. for the past t\'I'Oweeks. tween 2 and 4 p.m. How and When to Plant Lucky Leaf 4-Hers (This was erroneously announced for August 24.) Bearded irises love the sun. While they will grow in heavy Win Ribbons At ICouple Celebrates shade they will not bloom well. s. l BRADER Department Store I The roots of trees and shrubs rob Northville Girl Fifth Anniversary, the soil of moisture and plant County Fair Features Clean.Up Week of summer items at prices I fcod. Now is the time to plant The Lucky Leaf 4-H clu.b came Far Below Cost, With hot weather still ahead of us, Enroute To Paris Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reynolds irises while the rhizomes are in a home from the- Oakland County this is an opportune time to purchase items and save of Sacramento, Calif. entertained semi-dormant state. _ f~ir at Pontiac very well pleased Miss Gay Duerson, daughter of in the home of Mrs. Reynolds' When" setting a new' rhizome, because it took third prize with at unheard of prices. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Duerson of parents, Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Bab- spread out the small roots and the float, which. carried out the Meadowbrook Rd., left Tuesday bitt, Sunday evening at an al- plant well down into the soil. slogan "Keep 'em Down On The for New York City where she fresco buffet supper, to celehrate Firm the soil about them, but MEN'S SUMMER Farm". The 4-Her's who won NORTHVILLE DRUG Co. Broken Lot of will join Lisa Hunter of Detroit their fifth wedging anniversary. have the rhizome itself just be- blue rihbons are as follows: MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE WASHABLE JACKETS and Ann Furstenaw of Luding- Many of the guests were ill; the low the soil' level, perhaps a Ken Wimmer, .pigs; Eugene Leo E. Mainville Reg. Pharmacist SPORT SHIRTS ton where the girls will sail Frt- wedding 'Party five years ago: half-inch to an inch. The latter Clark and Richard Miller, dairy; 134 E. Main Street Telephone 238 Regular 3.50·3.95 sellers. day morning aboard the steam- the Cass Hoffmans, the Robert depth is better when planting Marilyn Engel, yearling horse; Northville, Michigan Our regular $1.75 to ship "Italia" for Europe. They I E~,~D~~M~~~~l*in~.~~~li~~~~I;=~==~~~~~~~~~~~==~======~===~=====~==~ $2.95 prices • will be studying at Sorbonne in Jack McKennas, Mr. and Mrs. are to be left ill the same posl-l, A Real Buy at $1.00 Paris for the coming year where David Amennan of Livonia, Mr. tion for several seasons, they may Clean.Up Week Price and Mrs. Merritt Meaker of Flat be planted two feet apart. The $1.00 Sizes 34'to 40 Only -; ~} Rock, Mr. and Mrs. John Krem- clumps need to be divided every j kow of Walled Lake. three years.
I Ii the ground is dry at planting BOY'S T-SHIRTS and BOY'S d Teenagers To Join In time pour enough Viarer into the FREE ENTERTAINMENT! HOBBY JEANS SHORT SLEEVE' -1 Poll'o Drive Here hole to settle the dirt ahout the Washable. 1 roots. See that the surface does SPORT SHIRTS -~ Northville teenagers will Jom not cake after it dries off, then Faded hlue denim. ;~ in the March of Dimes next Tues- kerp the plants well cultivated, Thurs. Nite Fri. Nite Sat. Matinee Sat. Nite 1.39 to 2.69 sellers Regular $2.39 sellers at . j day evening in an effort to put lightly, - just enough to retain Aug. 26 Aug. 28 11' their community over the top in moisture. Too much moisture will Aug. 27 Aug. 28 8:30 P,M. Clean.Up Price $1.00 $1.50 ,~ the current emergency polio sometimes cause rot and in some 7 P.M. • 8:30 P.M. 7 P.M•• 8:30 P.M. 2:30 P.M. • 3 P.M. ~ drive. instances will promote excessive "Learn the Mombo" Choms Line, Baby Fascinating Rhythr4, Norl:hville Junior '1~ The teenagers will visit homes growth before winter, which re- with Beily Davis Ballerina, Acrobatics. Mombos, Mexican Hat All hroken lots of summer merchandise in which '.~' in the area between 6:30 and 8 suits in the bloom center being Horse Jumping Studio. quantities are limited are greatly reduced. Original p.m. Those ,vishing to give to the killed off by spring frosts. This Hawaiian Dancers, Dance. Horn Pipe, Exhibition. French Dolls, Happy 9 P.M •• 11 P.M. prices have heen disregarded. .~ polio fund are asked to leave is an explanation of some newly StmUers BalL Acro- I • ." •1 porch lights on. set irises failing ,to bloom the Graduate, Gypsy Dan· batiCJ!, Comics, Slars Pll1'king Lot Dance. Square and Regular i: ." ':" ...-:,~~J fir~ sprin g b~t grAn0Wlt'hngwell ces, ScoUish Lassies, and Stripes, Strut, 3 P.M.· 5 P.M. I ~J '. <:::
CLASSIFIED For Sale For Sale ADVERTISING RATES Wanted For Rent Miscella neous MISCELLANEOUS Miscellaneous Former Northville MISCELLANEOUS ) ROOM for gentleman. 218 South Resident Is Dead AUTOMATIC Bendix ironer used OATS from combine, 80c qus'hel. Center St. Phone 471. 11-15x only a few times. Must sacri- Cleaned, $1 bushel. Delivered fice. Phone 55B-M. 13 in loads. Mrs. Wm. Bock, first ------1 farm west of Salem. Phone 907· COAT, silver blue dyed north- WI. 'r 13 TO TRADE: Homemade trailer ern muskrat, three-quarter for good air tire wheelbarrow. ~ seasons old, $100. Phone 1285- COLEMAN oil circulator, heats Phone Livonia 8765. 13x XJ. 13 5 rooms, light finish, $40. Full --~------Isize roll-away bed., $10. Furnace CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADVERTISEMENTS LIFE-SAVING fire emergency oil gun, $40. Phone 772-J1.·, 13 Set In type other th.... 1\7le of .. rut .... ladder. Can be used quickly cla.siUed advertisement., or wft& out of any window. Don't be PERMUTIT and Lindsay auto- tIlultratl"al or border.: trapped. A two-story house, $9.95; matic water softeners, can be pur- It cent. per line, computed 011 bula 01 LINDSAY aut~matic wate, soft- three-story house, $13.95. Koester chased on small monthly pay- 8 line. p or Inch. eners. Permanent installation. All Hobby Shop, 42780 Eight Mile ments. No money down. Also DEADLINES. GOOD, used utility or all-pur- the, soft wa ter you want; both hot $EPTIC TANKS Rd. Phone 583-W after 4 p.m. 13 Lindsay rental softeners. All the Cla.. lfled Pa.e clo••• at 10 ••m. Tu.oda,., pose blade for 1950 Ford tra!:- and cold, $3.00 per month. Ply- soft water you want both hot and "Too Late" adl, Ii:oo p.m. Tuesday. tor. Phone 510-JI. 13 and CESS POOLS CIa.llfiod Dj,play ado, "p.m., Mouda,.. mouth Softener Service; 459 S. cold, $3.00 per month. Plymouth Main., Plymouth. Call Plymouth Softener Service, 459 S. Main, For yearly rate. for CIa8.illed mopI.)' 1508. :wtf v.ac:uum cleaned and repaired'j Plymouth. Phone 1508. 49tf Advertisement. eoulll1t the Record Olflce M.D.H. Licensed and Bonded.
10 USED staunChes, $50, good f'ree Estimates. 24-Hr. Service. (. condition. 7B11 W. Six Mile Rd. WOULD like ironings to do in USED electric stoves, $35 and up. Phone Geneva 7-9378. 13x " .For Sale my home. Phone 702 after 5 PEARSON SANITATION Good condition. Northville Elec- I------~------! REAL ESTATE p.m. 13 LARGE sleeping room for we- I Phone Plymouth 1350-J. tric Shop, 153 E. Main St. 46tf ,man. Phone 71l-J. 13
SLEEPING room for gentleman. Phone 146-W. 4tf A-I PAINTING and aecorating, interior and exterior. Also1'waLI w3shing. Roy Hollis. Phone 286-R. 26tf
SIDEWALKS REPAIRED LEGAL For Free Estimate CALL 227·J ::'i_= : = : : :=: : Building . Painting• - Masonry • TOP SOIL, PEAT HUMUS, yel- PAUL PALMER low clay fill dirt. Immediate WANTED TWO large rooms, suitable for 112 Walnut 'Northville "Edison didn',t invent the first delivery. 42201 Twelve Mile Rd. couple or two men. Private 13-16 talking machine, but he did in- half mile east of Novi Rd. Phone entrance. Phone 814 after 3 p.m. BUILDING LOT . -, lOti vent the first one that could be Northville 1281. 43tf turned off." '. :: 50' OR MORE FURNACES vacuum cleaned, re- -Charles Knouse "BELL" Organ in walnut piano SMOCKS for kindergarteners. PREFERRED paired and installed, Oil burn- case. Splendid condition. Mrs. Phone. 360-W. 13x Miscellaneous ers serviced. Livonia 2645. "Another happy ending at the Fred Sutton, 18850 NortDhv~ll~Rd. 1---- ' "':""'_ Must have movies is the last crunch of pop- Phone 516~W. . 13x OAK Dresser. Phone 341-J. . W,ATER and SEWER corn by the people sitting behind 13x INSURANCE, It'IHE, ThE'ft,' Lia- TRENCHING, septic tank lines, you." HAY .. First qualIty· thnothy and 1------::-----_1 Call Farmington 1509·R bility, automobile. Mrs. F. R. pIpe and tile lines, footings: -J. E. Cook clover, large or small quantity. WASHING MACInNES repaired. complete ·installation of septic Also 2nd cutting ali'alfa fer' rab- I======:. ,Lanning,209. 214• .....=:-..3.N. Wing. Phone20U Wringer rolls and parts. Used tanks and field beds. Foster Ash- bit feed. Northville 475. 23tf washers. Grissom Home Appli- by, 19476 Maxwell Rd. Phone ance. 318 Randolph St. Phone 883. 1157. 3BU WHITE ROCK 'Pullets, about 34tf Wild Life re.§,dy to lay. Phone 693-Rll. , _.- - 13 For 'your convenience, call , CLEARANCE 'SALE Robinson and Brewer for International Harvester, 25% to residential or industrial Notes'- .. 100 LAYING yearling hens~ hy- 50% discount on all tractor, farm WINDOW CLEANING brid strain. Average weight 4 machinery parts and accessories. TO RENT. Hduse with 3 Reasonable rates. Call for free Lansing - Visitors to north- to 51h pounds, 30c per lb. live New tractors and -equipment at rooms by teacher with estimate: ern Michigan this year are again weight. 54299 W. Nine Mile Rd. costs. Farmers, stock up for riext children. Write R. Reimer. ROBINSON & BREWER urged to be cautious of bears Phone Geneva 8-2573. 13-14 Haven, Mich. year NOW! West Bros., Inc., Ann 46280 West Ten Mile Rd. when traveling in the out-of- Arbor Rd. (US 12) and South 46tf doors. FENCE Building, any kind. All Phone Northville 982·J3 ..------'11 Main, Plymouth 96. Open Sun- 13-16 Campers, hikers and tourists day 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 13-16 work g u a ran tee d. Claude should not try to feed or stand G. T. BARR Y Hinchman. Phone B33-M. 47tf MOTOMOWER BROKER GENERAL CONTRACTING close to "semi-tame" bears. SALES & SERVICE SWEET corn for canning and Field workers report that a 116 East Main Slteel AND. freezing. 41600 Nine Mile Rd. LIGHT hauling, day or night. dry July in the northern areas Northville. Michigan BUILDING SERVICE N9arly all kinds of POWER Phone 943-J1. 13x Reasonable ra'tes. 960-Mll or has cut into the expected berry AND HAND LAWNMOWERS ", _ OHice Phone 353..J ~ 23777 Novi Rd. 23tf crops and sent bears looking else- serviced and sharpened "' Home Phone 521 or 7 HOUSES - GARAGES where for food. All parts and work guaranteed. : = :: =::: :: : f :: : =;:t :: =: ::=: COMMERCIAL BUILDING Bears found near city gar- WANTED bage dumps, resort areas and Universal Lawnmower Service For Sale - BUILDING LOT- CONCRETE WORK AUTOMOBILES DOAN'S Second Hand Store, other similar places should be WILLIAM MAIRS, Prop. 50' or more preferred. 44480 Grand River, Novi. FuT- 13-15 cautiously avoided. Photographs Novi. Michigan Must have water and sewer. C. O. Ha~d & Son II niture, stoves, refrigerators, mo- should be made from a distance. Phone Northville 968-W2 Call Farmington 1509-R Phone Northville 897 tors, pumps, etc. We buy, sell or BUICK'S - NEW - We'll make NOTICE The bear is one of the most -12-15 511 N. Center St~ . N~rlhvll1e trade. Phone 961-Mll. 27tf burly and treacherous of animals. I.:::::::::=::::=::::::~I you a deal- get our high ap- I will not be responsible for HIS moods are variable and un- : praisal - never again will your +-a--_u-" A .1 '-"'----1' debt~ mcurred by anyone but • New Brick Ranch Home. CARPENTER work, cupboards, predicted. He should be left USED electric ranges, all sizes, car be worth more - if you can ! ! myself. Tile kitchen and bath. Oil heat porches, attic rooms and gen- ALAMEIN Carpet Cleaners. Ex- strictly alone. $20 up. Also several good used afford any new car - can afford Harold Fritz a 'Buick - and our soaring sales Full basement. Alum. storms eral repair. John Gotro. Phone pert rug, c;lrpel and upholstery , Clyde's I 13-15x refrigerators with sealed units. and screens. The state treasury received a prove it. Livingston Motor Sales, 810. 39xtf cleaners. Reasonable prices. Bind- J PAINTING & PAPERING Northville Refrigeration, 103 S. _ 1 record $474,199 during the last H?well, Michigan. 12-14 mg. and general repairs. Phone 1 Center. Phone 776. 13 • Five-Room Frame. Large . 1 NOTICE fiscal year from sales of state lot. Oil heat. Priced to sell. PAINTING, paperIng. Dan Mer- Northville 733-R or Detroit, WE. I My ServIce - I .. ritt. Phone Plymouth 774-R. 3-2238. _ ~ 13tf I Your Home Beautiful II On and after thIS date I WIll forest timber, conservation de- STEWING hens, 40c pound dress- 1949 CHEVROLET I-ton .panel, Member of Western Wayne 24tf ------1 . not be responsible for debts con- partment forecasters report. ed. 54299 W. Nine M;ile ~d. new 8~ply tires. Heater and 304 Plymouth Ave. tracted by anyone other than County Multiple Listing I i The total was 56 percent above Phone Geneva 8-2573. 13-14 radio. Special, fun price $475.00. -======~IMEN'S WATCHES Recondition- !Phone 306 Northville, Mich. myself. the total receipts of $303,000 Service ~ ed, guarantee like new. Ship- I ------1 West Bros. Nash, Inc., Forest Ave. ley's Watch Repair Shop, 138 E. I 40tf i Jack C. Kahrl taken in during the previous fis- Plymouth. 13 +.__ -u--n-.~--..-..--a_+ SIAMESE kittens, 4 months old. 1 III Stop in and see our Listings. WANTED TO RENT Main, opposite A & P. 20tf 11-13 cal year. Phone 1112-J or 492. 13 The board-feet volume taken from public forests increased 57 1952 FORD Customline 4-door -BUILDING- 1---;=::::=:======::::;- sedan, overdrive, radio, 2-tone MERRITT 2 or 3·Bedroom Home percent - from about 45 million DON NEW HOMES ELECTRIC range, house size, in finish, 'leather cushions, 23,000 feet in 1952-53 to about 70 mil- good condition. 95B5 W. Six -Realtor- -REMODELING- lion feet in 1953-54. The num- miles, new tires. Your car liS Phone Northville 200 CUPBOARDS Mile Rd., Salem. 13x doWn payment. West Bros. Nash, 125 E. Main Northville ber of sale permits jumped from Inc., Forest Ave., Plymouth. 13 Licensed & Insqred 1561 to 2267. Phone 966 Otis Buck Wolverine Boats, Paints, Marine STRAUS Sales of resident fishing licen- EVINRUDE OUTBOARD motors. I~~~~;~::::;:~::1948: NASH Ambassador 4-door II':::~====::====~ I Check the correct word: Supplies. J. W. Grissom Sales and I Modernizing, Co. 1. The Islands of Langerhans are in the (Pa. ses appear to be lagging behind Service. 1303 East Lake Drive, sedan. Beautiful 2-tone finish. r------~I-I:===~======:= Jast year':; all-time high, conser- Walled Lake. Phone Market 4- Like new tires. $95.00 down~ West Phone NorthvilIe 982·31 I cific) (pancreas). vation department officials re~<. 2206. 33tf Bros. Nash, Inc., Forest Ave., HOMES 2. The force of gravity (does) (does not) vary port. Plymouth. 13 A very comfortable 5- at different points on the earth's surface. At this date last year, slightly CANDID -:WEDDINGS. Profes- 3. (All) (som~) stars vary in brightness peri- NEW Hampshire red roosters, 3 1 room and bath home at sional cameraman
Cake Mixes PiLLSBURy •••• ~ 3 PKGS. 95c Gelatin & Puddings SPARKLE • • I 4 ;.£~:25c Northern Tissue '. • • • ~ 3 ROLLS' 23c 24-0Z. 39c Dog Food DAILY •• , •••• 10 ~~~. 77c Beef Stew DINTY MOORE , • • , , • CAN 125·FT. 25c ' Spiced luncheon Meat AGAR'S 3 Jl~' 1.00 Wa~ Paper GUT lUTE •• • • • • 0 ROLL . Felso WASHDAY DETERGENT ~ "• III• Campbell's Soups ,{),;i:~rJi.. 21~~t?f'25c Salad Dressing ANN PAGB • • • • ft'li 47c 6-0Z. 23c Cat Food PUSS'N BOOTS ; ; "" po Dry Milk Solids • e • • • • • • ~TL~:29c Tuna Fish VAN CAMP'S, • • • • • , CANS ' • • H2·LB. 29c' ..... Yukon Beverages I... e • 3 ~~~f.'29c Gum Candies ~~~b~~E~RE • •••• BAG : FINE WITH CHICKEN-OCEAN SPRAY ....ti BOXES Margarine SURE GOOD. • • • • • 2 ~T~S.43c Cracker Jack • • I •••••• 6 29c! ANN 16-oZ, 1Oc I Cranberry Sauce Beans ANN PAGE •• e • e I •• 2 3JA~~'39c Red Kidney Beaas PAGE ••• CAN . DAILEY KOSHER STYLE A&P FANCY 2 ~A~~'43c QT. Dill Pickles • • JAR 29c Grapefruit· .. 2 ~A~' 33c Lux Detergent LIQUID " Tea Bags -e-..PUR OWN ••••• , •• O~K?OO 75c Cut Wax Beans IONA,.... 2 ~~~. 29c ~ e • • • • Star Kist Tuna CHUNKS ••• I • 6~~. 33c Chiffon Flakes WITH ARCTIC SRlTI Bisquick ••••••• 4:~~.39c ...... - .... , e B":.O Premium Crackers N. B. C. II • • • 1 LB. 27c I No matter how you look at it-your Family Flour ~~~gu~1D~~• 25 1.99
CANS "ce A&P FANCY 24-0Z. 29 \ Natural Gas Service is one of today's big- Ajax Cleanser • • • • e ; 2 25c Grape JVI e • • • • • BOT. C Miracle Whip D:t:~~G e • • • e • IJi. 37 C gest bargains. A -I It saves you time, work and money. It GIANT REG, ~UNNEYBROOK SMALL G:;:~II FSRESH" , Fob • • • • • • • • PKG. 72c PKG. 30c heats your home, protects your food, dries «t~ ggs IN crN. 3 C your clothes, cooks your meals, heats the BLEACHES AND DISINFECTS water, and even takes care of garbage and Silverbrook Butter 90-SCORE ••• LB. 59c' trash. Roman Cleanser Cheese Sp'reads 5~0~~D~~~S •• 2 FOR 43c Yes, for greater comfort, convenience, l-QT. 31c Kaukauna Klub Links • • • • • e ~~~. 29c' dependability, and economy, yO'J can't 2 BOTS. ,. 'I Pinconning Cheese ~gPBY • • I. LB. 49c beat GAS. REG. PKG.-WITH 31 C GIANT PKG.-·WITH 61 C I. Breeze WASH CLOTH DISH TOWiEL i; longhorn Cheddar ••• I • •• LB. 49c ;: I' REG. Sharp Cheddar NE~AWRK. • • •• LB. 69c ,.It PKG • 30c ~~~T " Vel •••••••• 72c ~~ II \,. All prices in this ad effective thru Sat., Aug. 28. F! G·3301·?D , II PANCAKEFLOUR ~ AlINT JEMIMA 0'1, J'i\'Z, 17c --11".~ THE NORTHVID'LE RECORD Page Eleven
KING LOUIE BOWLING SHIRTS & BELTS
Available in aU colors and sizes • Avoid the season rush and choose W Ready for' your team color CLEAN YOUR First Class FURNACE or BOILER early! NOW! •
FREE GAS $300.00 CASH PRIZE for a perfect game to the bowler whose team wears King Louie shirts. HEATING BIDS FREYDL CLEANERS & MEN'S WEAR 112 E. MAIN ,NORTHVILLE PHONE 400 CALL Plymouth 1701-J DAY OR NIGHT • Winkler Automatic Heating American Standard Boiler Sunbeam Coal Furnace, NOTICE Dry Gas - Bottle Gas NORTHVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS - Registration Dates - "DOC" August 31 - September 1, 1954 At School Offices for all new students and those who did not register last spring. • Other days by appointment - Phone 1130 Bright, clean clothes go well with school work. Much less homework for Moms • who count on us. OTWELL BOOKSTORE will also he open Moderate Rates - - Fine Work HEATING & SUPPLY Only a RICH Man on above dates. Can Afford POOR Heating Heating Division" of Eckles Coal 265 W. Ann Arbor Rd. • Plymouth R. H. AMERMAN, Supt. of Schools
RULERS 10 SCRIP INK 15 SCHOOL BAG . 1.49 PASTE 15 FILE FOLDER 10 ART PAPER 10
,... o .., "READY-TO-WEAR" -..' 01) NEEDS
1\ ~ ~\~'~ • V r ~ ,.. r- ~ • ....--- e~ ()~()<__ ~ "" ~~ -io_u /' Girls' Nylonized Y~;;;r--- '=7 Panties 39 I «"_0 ~ Boy's Anklets ..... 4 pro $1.00 "\VONDERFUL VALUES IN Girls' Anklets ..... 4 pro $1.00 BACK-TO-SCHOOL NEEDS" Girls' Crepe ON DISPLAY NOW! Slips' 4-14 $1.39
While stocks are fresh and assortments complete and before the push begins, is the time to equip the youngsters for their classes. They'll need pens. pencils and tablets and notebooks. You will want the best values at the most reasonable prices. SHOP HERE NOW AND SAVE.
tr- ":> ~: ;j ~.."" {~ k '-: I ,~ "SPECIALS" , ' ~~, J:t4 WM. ROGERS* Silver' '(i;:,.. 25c FILLER TABLETS 19c ~/, ~.....: plat.e has been trcasured by ,X .- many gcnerations. It's a trc· 2/Sc PENCILS dozen 2Sc .r,.." ~ ."" ~,.,! 59c PEN & PENCIL SET 39c t: ;~l'lV',.t~-' 6 i tr:: {ff1«,'Il' > ",« cl_~~~~ t.'';; "1 10c FILLER PAPER 9c Though Mrs. Robert Eddy l!I very : .dlve In numerous dub., she lov,," to work around her very modern l,.m •• In "act sbo her hU6bn~d. and dou~hter Cathy h~ve dono 11 large p~rt 01 t~D VALUES GALORE AT OUR SCHOOL COUNTER IJandscaplDg. And, alter a dsy • :",o,:k ,n the yard wbnt could bo mora .n'0ting , than a ':'-rol0 01 pipiDg hot chIcken Thennos Kits 2.29 Loose Leaf Binders 25 to 59c and yellow rico ••• right O\it at her WE REPEAT: Here's beauiy Bnd value beyond compari:;onl eleclrlc OveD. .,- - Zipper Cases 98c to $2.98 Typing Paper 10c-25c To prove it •••We will offer $.69 io ihe first 100 customers There's nothing like electric viewing this pattern, a lovely pierced round server ••• a reg- Lunch Boxes _ 39c Crayons 10c-15c-25c-S9c cooking for sllvin~ th,ne for ular $1.50 valuel Quantilies limited. Come early ••• see this other purlluits. WIth It, 1}ot Compasses 15c Spiral Notebooks IOc ~food ••• prepared to perfect1~n lovely pattern created by America's largest Silverware ' ••• is ready when you.want It. Manufac!urer. Your electric range glv8!l you I steady controlled heat WIthout 'constant attention. That's the carefree way of cooking • • • ,electric cooking. SEE YOUR DEALER' Tewksbury .lewelers D- & C. STORES, Inc. JEWELRY &:: WATCH REPAIRING INORTHVILLE or DeftQH 101Va East Main St. North\tille, Mich. Phone Northville 492 - -_.~-- . Edison Page Twelve - THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Gulf Station Celebrates 13th Anniversary All of the present cIassrooffilJ Enrollment - have been completely renovated, The 13th anniversary celebra- &~- (Continued from Page 1) repainted and repaired, and the p~ public is invited to inspect them. .. of tion of the Atchinson Gulf ser- 7h: etet6I~'~:~~fC:~t;~::;:::~: Cenwr is completed next spring. vIce station, Wing and Main uGrowing.Old Is A Privilege Denied To Many" By Fruits of: This, Amerman said, will help Band and choir activities, as well streets, will be held the balance ...... The Northville Exchange club 0 as physical education, will be of this month, Orson' Atchinson, sponsored their annual golf party ur Spirit allevillte the shortage of class- housed in the new Conununity- own.~r, lYlnounced Monday. last week. Approximately 25 golf- I rooms. building. .The station was built 13 -years ers vied for prizes' and enjoyed '''BY their ,~rui.ts ye shall know :l~~~~~~~_iiiiiii~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ago 'a.t a cost of $22,500, including dinner at Plymouth Country club.! t~em, s~ld Jesus. . There were additional members , The IllustratIOn was of trees,: $2,500 for equipment, and h'as but been operated by Atchinson since and guests who came late and I Jesus was speaking of peo-, that time ex-cept for a two-year ~issed the golf .bJ..1t.enjoyed the I :PI~his statement is true not only A NEW HOME period when the station was dm~er and feshvlhes. All told, \IOf the hypocritically false_and leased to Robert Lyke. their were about 35 people pres- '\corrupt. It is true of all men. ' The celebration will be some- ent. And it is tr~e, also, not only of. what of a reenactment of the Ray Hartner walked away with ,the fruits .of evil, but of the la~k: FOR YOUR CAR grand opening in 1941, with souv- low medal score of 71 for which 1of the frults of good. The frUit-, enirs' and premiums for visitors he was awarded first prize. Cec .Iessness of good i~ only 0!1e step' 'th 75 for ,removed from bemg frUitful of and customers. i R0dgers f0IIowe d Wl a . evil. ' t second. ( Jesus pronounced His bitterest Other prize winners were J. D. iwords against the hypocrites who Patronize your local merchants, Mahoney, low in the "kickers" ,made.a profession of religi?n but It pays to shop in Northville. (he kicked his ball b!!tter than !explOlted and :wronged their fel- the rest) fonowed by Bill Wied- ll~w~en. He did n~t condon~ the , \VIChmSQf temptatIon and smful ne~, .Hugh Godfrey and Forrest passions, though He treated them Phllhps, who proved no slouches Iwith compassion and forgiveness at "kickers". Dick Ambler won I He was almo;;t scornful o~ closest to the hole on the No. 13 ;those whose lives were neitherl for 3 hole and Ken Rathburn was good nol.' evil, like a barren fig, undisputed winner of high score. Itre:, witll a show of life, but nOj Prizes for the tournament were I 'lfrUlt. . donated by Atchinson Gulf Ser- 'Yhat ~oes It mean to have .J ' D CI k' lfrUitful life? The source of aiil VIce, Bra der sept: store, ar s goodness, the New Testamen~ I Hardw~re, No~hvlIle Drug and makes plain, is love, the love or, N orthvlIle Men s Shop. God the example of man. ~ I I In love, Paul declared, was the; All the material for a 14'x20' lYz-Car Citizenship Banquet Ifulfi~ling of the. law. "For all the ,law ISfulfilled m one word, even! Garage for only $12.78 per month. Registrations Asked 'in this: 'Thou shalt love thy Stop in for a Do-It-Yourself garage - Plan Free. _ neighbor as thyself.' " VISIT US AND SEE THE A second call for registrations I In thp very chapter in which, for the annual Citizens~ip ban- !paUl made this declaration, hei M,ANY USEFUL AND quet in October was issued this Ilf~~t~e~dde\~il a~~y~e:ni~g S~i' We Stock both kinds week by the chail'man, Mrs. Wil- such love. NECESSARY liam Cansfie~d. The banquet is Paul also set forth the fruit, or sponsored by the Northville Co- Ifruits, of the Spirit; that is, of: of Garage Doors - orclinating council.' .the Spirit of Christ. These fruits BACK to SCHOOL Honor' guests at the banquet !he detailed with great precision .. WIll be young people who have I "The fruit of the Spirit." Paul, Wood or Steel reached 21 years of age, or will wrote. "is love, joy, peace, long-, SUPPLIES sutrering, gentleness, goodness,' b2 ~1 by voting. time... Ifaitb, meekness, terpperance." , PHONE FOR PRICES All should register With either I In any case it is not one or! • LUNCH BOXES • BASKETBALLS Mrs. Cllnsfield,.phone 296, or Mrs. :some. of the fruits of the Spirit: Samuel Geraci, phone 186. ~hat mark the well-ordered,: LET US HELP YOU WITH • THERMOS JUGS • PADLOCKS well·rQunded Christian life. W " is the manifestation of all, and! • Plan Books • Information On "Haw To • FOOTBALLS • AND MANY OTHERS ing. Co. and. remame.d m that 1 in so far