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HomeMy WebLinkAboutLivonian1947_1105Around The T LIV, Township n 0-NIAN Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clark Livonia Township, Plymouth, Michigan Wednesday,. November 5, 1947 Vol. 8, No. 37 The Walter Clarks were in Howell this past Monday evening to attend the Howell Rotary Club Recent Bride "Ladies Night" as the guests of Past District Governor Joseph Brady. Free Candy—No Damage Earl J. Burt really gets co- operation from the kids in the Inkster -Joy Road section during Hallowe'en. There is practically no window soaping and no dam- age done. It does cost Earl a little. For he gave 250 bags of candy away to the kiddies last year and this year gave about 350. Mystery Two bicycles, a man's and woman's, were found in the woods at the north east corner of Middlebelt and Five Mile Road. The tires on the women's bike had bullet holes in them. The serial numbers of both bikes were given to the State Police. Thus far a family in, Livonia is two bikes richer. Dog Poor Harry Schramm, 34616 Pine Tree, was given until November 4 to get rid of 10 of the 11 dogs he had at his home, by Justice Leo Nye at the Justice Court last week. A complaint was made by the neighbors concerning the dogs. New Residents Anna and Carl Lietzow, 9501 Cardwell. Martha Peoples, 15400 Harrison. Francis Colwell, 11779 Haller. Everett G. Fischer, 15156 Alex- ander. (Continued on page 2) James Hoy Fined $25 in J. P. Court James Hoy of Redford was fined $25.00 in the Livonia Jus- tice Court Wednesday night at the Township Hall- for violation of the zoning ordinance. The court was jammed with specta- tors. Mr. Hoy was charged with building an addition to his ser- vice station at 28907 W. Seven Mile Road without a building permit. The station is located in a non conforming district and ac- cording to the code no additions may be made. The case was tried before Judges Leo Nye and Wil- liam Taylor. Everett Mason issued a building permit to Mr. Hoy October 4, 1947 to put in a cement floor and rat wall under the existing building. (Continued on page 9) .notary Enjoys e oCo Meeting Thirty-seven Rotarians enjoyed an unusual meeting this past Monday when they were the guests of Blake Gillis at the De- troit House of Correction. Following a very delicious din- ner, the members were entertain- ed in the auditorium by the in- mates who put on a varied and entertaining program. The mem- bers were then taken through the (Continued on page 3) Bingo Party" November 20 The Rosedale Gardens Wom- en's Club will hold a Bingo Party on the evening of November 20th, Thursday. This party is for all the women in the community and you are cordially invited to attend. There are to be twenty games for a nominal fee with prizes for each game. Mrs. Lowell Jacobs is in charge of this party. Remember the time 8:30, the place, the Club House in Rose- dale—Come and bring your friends, Sunset District Annual Meeting Held At Eloise Auditorium Tuesday Mrs. Joseph Brigandi Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Brigandi, the former Elizabeth Hutchison, are now making their home on the West Coast. They were mar- ried at St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Dettoit, Saturday, Octo- ber 18. Pupils Prepare For American Education Week More than 2000 Livonia pupils have been preparing for the an- nual celebration of American Education Week which begins November 10th. Boys and girls in the ele- mentary and the high school all have. -made colorful invitations for their parents to visit school. Some pupils have worked on pro- grams, while those in English classes have written editorials on education. While parents will receive special invitations to visit the schools November 10th to 15th, all citizens will be welcome. Schools programs for the week are designed mainly to interpret (Continued on page 3) The first meeting of the P. T. A. at the new George N. Bentley High School was held Wednesday October 29 with approximately 200 teachers, parents and friends in attendance. After the parents had a view of the new building the meeting was called to order by the Presi- dent - Mr. Clyde Rickert. Community singing was led by Miss Polly Flaischans assisted by Mrs. Winnifred Bixier at the piano. The Principal -Mr. Barton Rog- ers was called upon to introduce the faculty members. Some of the every day problems of the school (Continued on page 12) Band In First Appearance - Residents of Livonia can well be proud of their new Bentley High School Bapd. Making their first public appearance last Fri- day night in Plymouth where they participated in the dedica- tion of the high school football field they were a credit to their school and their community. Members of the band wore white clothing and bright green capes which were most becoming. All who saw them at Plymouth agreed that Livonia would soon make a name for itself through- out the state. Campfire Executive Board Makes Plans For Coming Months The Livonia Campfire Execu- tive Board met for breakfast and their monthly business meeting at the home of Mrs. Alice Gaston on Newburg road on Thursday, October 30 at 9:00 a. in. Plans were made for the com- ing months. A Christmas par- ty and also the Council Fire were discussed. Kiwanians Hear Martha Griffith Thursday evening, the Kiwanis Club members, their wives and guests enjoyed a Ladies Night meeting at the Community Hall on Seven Mile Road, at which Mrs. Martha Griffith was the guest speaker. The subject of Mrs. Griffith's talk was, "World trade and the relationship of what the automo- bile industry means to Detroit". Martha Griffith, a lawyer, gradu- ated from the University of Mis- souri and the University of Mich- igan Law School and is now a partner in the Griffith -Williams and Griffith law firm in Detroit. In a short, but intensely inter- esting talk she told how the World Trade Organization in the (Continued on page 12) Pack meeting Huge Success Friday evening, October 25, the Rosedale Gardens Cub Pack held their monthly meeting starting at 7:30 p. in. The Cubs came in cos- tume as there was to be a Hallo- we'en Party following the regu- lar meeting. Some of the costumes were colorful and clever. Awards were made to those boys entitled to them and the (Continued on page 2) Entertain Two Bridal Couples Last week -end, the G. Lewis Isbell's of Auburndale Drive en- tertained two bridal couples, Mr. and Mrs. Adam Clauss and Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Leithnar of Saginaw. The brides, twin sis- ters, and daughters of the George W: Moore's, chose October 18 for their double wedding, which had .the distinction of being one of Saginaw's largest and most beautiful weddings. Superintendent Presents Plan To School Board Superintendent Harry 0. John- son presented a startling new program to the Board of Educa- tion, Monday, October 27, which the Board approved unanimously. The plan calls for a cooperative attack on problems common to both parents and teachers; "What should be taught in our schools and how it should be taught". All pupils should be excused at 2:30 on the first Wednesday of each month in order that all Livonia teachers may take part in the program. A steering committee com- posed of P.T.A. Presidents: Mr. Clyde Rickert, Mrs. Lloyd Nel- son, Mr. Elwood Morey, Miss Su- san Thurman, with one teacher (Continued on page 9) ""Moms"" Club to Meet Thursday The "Moms" will hold their November meeting at Ida Thomas' home on Newburg road on November 6 at 8:30 a. m. Breakfast will be served followed by a Stanley demonstration. Following a nosebag luncheon there will be a sewing circle fol- lowed by the regular business meeting Iater in the afternoon. Don't forget their dress drive for Christmas. "Gladden The Heart of a Little Girl"—won't (Continued on page 3) Presbyterian Youth To Present Program For Women's Auxiliary "Our children's Christian Heri- tage" will be the theme of the program presented by the youth of the Rosedale Gardens Presby- terian Church, to the Women's Auxiliary for the next regular meeting, Wednesday, November 12at8p.in. Participating will be the Pri- mary Department, the Girls Oc- tetto directed by Mrs. E. Blank- enhagen, and a representative from the Youth League. Tea hos- tess will be from Mrs. Rickard's group. Mr .and Mrs. M. C. Cline and son, Lynn spent Sunday fishing near Milford and report the catch of large mouth black bass, not too bad. Page- Thio L 1 V O 'N °I ,.-A N =Wed.; �Voyemb N 1947 TIDE LIVONIAN i Plymouth, Michigan 1 Livonia Township's Official Newspaper ARTHUR JENKINS, Editor .STERLING EATON, Publisher � Phone Plymouth 16 " 1 . Entered 'as Second Class Matter in the United States Post Office 1 at Plymouth, Michigan i 1 Published Weekly i Entered as second-class matter May 13, 1941 at the post office at Plymouth, Michigan under the act of March 3, 1879. Around 1 Yf o i Interested citizens Entertain She Kiddies in the Farm - Health Guild inton-Seven Mile Road area put on a Hallowe'en party for the The Livonia Health Guild will kiddies Friday with games, hold its meeting at the Rosedale prizes, apples, candy, and donated Gardens School on November 13 ice cream. The affair was held at at 1:30 p. m. Watch the paper for the Community Building on further information and the an- Seven Mile at Westmore. nouncement of the speaker of the afternoon. B I P Winners Rosedale P.T.A. Mrs. William C. Brooks, Li - Rosedale P. T. A. meets at 8 vonian, won first prize in the Buy p. m. with Miss Donna Baker as in Plymouth contest. Henry guest speaker. She will show Stuart, 11616 Deering, Mrs. Ellis pictures "and tell of her exper- I. Wylie, 9815 Berwick, Charles iences teaching in Germany this Guideau, 11721 Boston Post Road past year. and Mrs. George Byrd, 14815 Farmington Road all received Girl Scou:t. Troop 4 $1.00 certificates. Troop 4 has new leaders and they are Mrs. Lloyd Nelson and Mrs. George C. Cook who have succeeded Mrs. William Peristy. Friday, the girls, enjoyed an all day trip to the Detroit Zoo. One new member has been added, Marilyn Bennett. Officers for the ensuing year are: Elaine Nelson, president; Judy Saari, vice presi- dent; Nancy Fox, treasurer and Jane Cook, scribe. After 40 — What? Are you interested in what happens after 40? Contact Mrs. Russell Wendt at Livonia 2168 for further information. Livonia Teachers Club Their Dedication supper is slated for November 18 at the Bentley High School. .Stark -Newburg P.T.A. Tonight the Stark -Newburg P. T. A. is entertaining the Wayne County teachers and can use some help. If you have a few extra hours phone Livonia 2863. The dinner is at the Newburg Hall. Rosedale Women's Club Miss Grace Brown, Detroit attorney, is to address the Rose- dale Gardens Women's Club to- morrow night, Thursday, at 8:30 p.m. It is a regular monthly meet- ing. I I='ITTINGS & REPAIRS! I PLUMBING FIXTURES GAS & 'OIL 1 I AUTOMATIC I WATER HEATERS 1 C. j. LEGGERT 1 1 RE. 2167 — 20547 Fenkell 1 7k' Sunset District .Annual Meeting Held at Eloise Auditorium Tuesday (Continued rrom 1)age 1) eluded an' Indian Ceremonial Dance by Pack CL -1 of the Clar- enceville School and a first aid demonstration by CL -2 also of the Clarenceville School. Troop Camping Certificates were presented to Troop CL -2 and Troop JG -1 of the Cooper School. Don Rutila, new Eagle Scout of Troop CL -2, was honor- ed at the meeting as was Neil Burkholder,new Eagle Scout of Troop S -i, Stark Scouters' Club. Present District Officers in- clude Mr. Roy Leemon, Plymouth, Chairman; Mrs. C. E. Smith, Wayne, Vice -Chairman; Mr. K. L. Swarthout, Clarenceville, Vice - Chairman; Mr. Erwin Johnson, Belleville, Vice -Chairman; - Mr. Henry Hees, Plymouth, District Commissioner. Pack Meting Huge Success (Continued from fag€ 1) new Den No. 7 was -introduced along with their parents. Mrs. Ralph Kinner' and Art Epker were in charge of the games and they were enjoyed by the :boys - as well as by their parents. The: entertainment afforded all who attended; was thoroughly, enjoy- ed. Hot dogs, pop; cookies and cof- fee and tea were served by Mrs. Epker and :her committee. Watch the paper for the plans for the Christmas Party to be held at the December Pack Meeting. If you have anv items of inter- est about your family or friends please call 16. ecixtent Medines lr""iu Servi" BURT'S OPEN 10-10;n HOME SERVICE °MLY Neu Apparol ces Atcessorr- ies Enppltes Something . Of Everything . For :Everybody ... . joy Road, at tnkstet Road i GaTioq -City New Toys Are Arriving Daily — Use Our Christmas Lay -Away Plan Fresh Hot KK Nuts FOR,�YOIUI - F1DOLLS - An Arm, Leg, Wig or --� ` General Renovating TH'E DOk L L S HOP 33438 Richland, 1 block west of Farmington Road 2 blocks south of Plymouth Road CHICKEN` SHACK 34115 Plymouth Rd. Phones Livonia 9290 - 2554 MEALS TO TAKE OUT Penn� Theatre Plymouth, Ml&igan THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY ---- NOVEMBER 6-7-8 John Hodiak with George Murphy in "THE ARNELLO AFFAIR" Love that .ended in murder. NEWS SHORTS SUN., MON., TUE.,- WED. — NOV. 910-11-12 Ted Donaldson Robert Paige — •Guy Kibbee in "THE RED STALLION" The story of a stallion who won fame and fortune roars. across the screen in glorious cinecolor. NEWS SHORTS Penniman=Alleln,Theatre Plymouth, ffichigan THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY — NOVEMBER 6-7-8 Burt Lancaster with Charles Bickford in "BRUTE FORCE" They knew but one law. NEWS SHORTS SUN., MON., TUE., WED. — NOV. 9-1:0-11-12 Rita Hayworth=Larry Parks—Edward Everett Horton in "DOWN TO EARTH" It's gay, it's gorgeous. Something new and exciting in a musical romance. NEWS SHORT Penniman -Allen Theatre Northville, Michigan THURSDAY ONLY — NOVEMBER 6 "JUNGLE FLIGHT" j plus "RUSTLER OF DEVIL'S CANYON" FRIDAY - SATURDAY — NOVEMBER -7-8 Bing Crosby with Barry Fitzgerald in "WELCOME STRANGER" NEWS SHORTS SUNDAY, MONDAY — NOVEMBER 9-10 Alan Ladd Dorothy Lamour "WILD HARVEST" NEWS ISHORTS TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY — NOVEMBER 11-12 Victor Mature — Brian Donlevy in "KISS OF DEATH" We L V O N I A N Edge Three Rotary Enjoys Moms Club to Wilcox Nov. 12, 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. DeHoCo Meeting Meet Thursday Elm Nov. 12, m.i 4 p. m. SELLE BODY SHOP Rosedale Nov. 133 1 p.. m. to 4 p. m. (Continued from gage 1) (Continued from page1)Stark-Newburg , Nov. 12, institution by Mr. Gillis and sev- You please donate either a dress 1 p. m. to 4 p. m. Expert Collision Work Phone 177 eral were greatly . surprised to find themselves locked or $2.00 for a dress to help this group take care of the children Livonia Center Nov. 11, 7:00 p. m. Pierson Nov. 20, 7:00 p. m. 936 Ann Arbor Rd.—Plymouth up even for a short time. who will need dresses at Christ- Bentley H. S. Nov. 12, 7:30 p.m. President Walter Clark an- mas time to be distributed by the nounced that District Governor Livonia Goodfellows to Livonia ' George A. Smith would visit the families. _ Livonia Rotary Club Monday, November 10 for the annual Call either Livonia 2336, 2623 or 3125 and leave your name if �; STOP IN Governor's visit. you are interested in helping . - * someone at the Yuletide season. Charles T. Fisher, Jr. Elected to Detroit * Pupils Prepare ` ,•. ` any TIME Edison Board For American Education Week s+'; Announcement is made of the election of Charles T. Fisher, Jr. (Continued from page I) s NANKIN MILLS to the board of The Detroit Edi- the curriculm of today for par- son Company by Prentiss M. ents and other adults. Units of Brown, chairman of the board. study will be dramatized by the 33700 Alin Arbor Trail Mr. Fisher takes the place on the pupils, and exhibits of their work board vacated by his father, will be on display. Charles T. Fisher, who has re= Visitors in the schools will see signed. Mr. Fisher is president and director of the National Bank of Detroit, a director and vice presi- dent of the Board of Commerce, a director of the Community Fund, a director of the Briggs Manufacturing Company and a trustee of the Children's Fund of Michigan. That charity is bad which takes from independence its proper pride, and from mendicity its proper shame. —Southey The man who confers a kind- ness should be silent concerning it; he who receives it should pro- claim it. —Seneca L. BLAKE JEWELER. Opposite Post Office Northville, Mich. The Besf Place fo Buy how units of work in the various fields have been planned to fit the interests and needs of children of each grade level. The stated aim of Livonia pub- lic schools is to provide every phase of educational service needed to bring about the best development of each child in the district. In briefest terms these are healthful environment, adequate instruction, and provision for the child as a worthy individual. Schedules: (vw�•Ns•�r.r +� Farmington 1670 WILLIAM STILES Master Plumber Licensed PLUMBING—HEATING REPAIRING—REMODELING and NEW WORK Electric sewer cleaning service Water Installation Service 20495 Melvin — Farmington W. F. MILLER Five Mile at Middlebelt $11600up HARDWARE Livonia 3572 WE CARRY NATIONALUY ADVERTISED BRANDS Formerly Red and White Store, LOCATED at 34225 Plymouth Road dear Stark Page Four L I V 0_-N 1,A N SKYSTREAKS TO 'RECORD The Navy captured -the world's -speed record in August, 1947, and, five days later, broke it with the jet-propelled "Skystreak,° shown above. Piloted by Comdr. Turner E. Caldwell, Jr., USN, the plane flew 640.7 miles per hour in the first test at Muroc Field, Calif. Within a week Maj. Marion Carl, USMC., set a new mark of 650.6 miles per hour in the same plane. (Official U. S. Navy Photograph) Church News HOPE CHAPEL EVANGELICAL United Brethren Church, Six Mile road, west of Middlebelt. Rev. S. H. Forkner, pastor. Phone RE 2833. Morning Worship 10:30 a. m. Sermon theme, "The Way of Life". Sunday School 11:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor 6:45 p. m. Evening Worship 8:00 p. m. Sermon theme "Five Steps to Christ." ELM BAPTIST CHURCH, ane half mile north of Plymouth Rd. just off Inkster Rd. Sunday school classes for all ages 10 a. m. Wor- ship services, 11:45 a. m. and 7:45 p. m. Prayer and Bible Study, Wednesday 8 p. m, R. E. Prince, pastor. FELICIAN SISTERS' CONVt;XT CHAPEL, Schoolcraft road. Mas- ses daily and Sunday 7 a.m. Bene- dicition daily 5 p.m. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament from 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIE- TY 23701 Cass avenue, corner of Macomb, Farmington. Church and Sunnday school, 11 a.m. Wednesday service 8 p.m. Read ing room open from, 1 to 4 p.m. Tuesdays and Saturdays and Wednesday evenings 9 to 9:30 half mile north of Plymouth Rd. just off Inkster Rd. Sunday school classes for all ages 10 a.m. Worship services, 11:45 a.m. and 7:45 p -m. Prayer -and Bible Study, Wednesday 8 p.m. R. E. Prince, pastor. :STARK GOSPEL MISSION. 9948 Laurel Rd., corner Pine Tree. Li- vonia 2895. Sunday School, 1:30 p.m. Sunday Service, 2:30 p.m. Mid -week service, Wednesday, 8 p.m. Ladies' cottage prayer meet- ing, 2:30 p.m. Pastor Rev. Orville Wendell. ROSEDALE GARDENS PRES- BYTERIAN CHURCH, Hubbard and West Chicago, 11/2 miles west of Middlebelt, 3 blocks south of Plymouth Road. Woodrow Wool- ey, Minister. Livonia 2359. Sunday, November 9, Church Service, 11 a. m. Sermon: "Res- toration Achievements". This Sunday marks the end of the first year of the Restoration Fund to give medical relief to the people of Europe and Asia and rebuild Christian institutions. There will be a basket at the rear of the church in which a special thank offering may be left if you wish as you leave the church. Nursery during the church for children ages two to six in the Community House next door. Church School 9:30 a. m.—Classes for all ages from six through high school. Tuesday, 8 p. m. Trustee meet- ing. Wednesday, 8 p. m. Woman's Auxiliary. Subject: Our Child- ren and Their Spiritual Heritage. Under the auspices of the Board of Christian Education, Mrs. Tony Mepyans, chairman. Hostesses: Mrs. Rickard's Group., All women are invited. Friday, 8 p. m. New Life Personal Workers' Confer- ence. Tea will be served. LIVONIA COMMUNITY CHURCH, Farmington road ;just south of Five Mile road. Sunday school, 10:15 a.m. Church service, 11:30 a.m. Rev. John E. Hendricks, pastor. ST. PAUL'S EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN CHURCH: Farming- ton at Five Mile Roads. Sunday School, 9:45; Church Service, 10:30. Rev. Theodore Sauer, pas- tor. COMMUNITY METHODIST CHURCH. Holding services in the Pierson School, Seven Mile road just east of Farmington road. Rev. D. J. Toepel. Worship service, '10 a. m. t4NNIONA(ty pVERTISEp S%ANOS e :Roy Gowman & Ernest Hammond 1�& Pharmacists Soe .our beautiful Christmas needs, .use our lay -away plan GOWM N'S 31515 Plymouth Rd. Rosedale Gardens Wednesday, November 5, 1947 rd Mobil Oil & Grease Livonia 9233 Five Mile at Middlebelt For Economy and Quality Try BODKER DAIRY PRODUCTS Family Special 1/2 Gal. Milk On Sale at Your Local Grocer Redford 4597 25440 Fenkell LET USS BUILD YOUR HOME That ranch type home you have dreamed of is now available. WE HAVE BEAUTIFUL PLANS with picture win- dows, automatic oil heat, breezeway and attached garage, ata very reasonable figure. SEE MODEL NO W__ UNDER CONSTRUCTION Five Mile Rd., % I Seven Mile Rd. Mile East of Just East of Farmington Rd. Farmington Rd. Far. 0655 Livonia 2668 0656 HARRY S. WOLFE REAL ESTATE — FARMS — INSURANCE List Your Property with Us for Prompt Sale Let's Face Hard Facts SOME DAY these good times will be over! SOME DAY production will catch up with demand, employment will be down and most of the world will be looking to us for a handout. Taxes will be terrific. Isn't it plain horse sense to save now for the rugged days =that `lie ahead. We don't mean to hoard, but lay something aside for the time when money won't be so easy to make. If you dont have -a bank account please accept this invitation to get started. It's the best move you'll ever make. Plymouth United Savings Bank Plymouth, Michigan Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation fie y Na;�- 4 - V O N L A N _Page- .Five Who- When -Where 'Wilcox Scaut Troop 282 are being "taken on an overnight hike November 6 by their Scout Mas- ters. Russell Walker of Plymouth has given permission for the. use of his property at Northville. Mrs. Fred Unger, sister of Mrs. Howard Willis, 18120 _Middlebelt Road, is in Henry Ford Hospital having undergone a major oper- ation. Her friends all wish her a very speedy recovery. Mr. Snyder, father of Mrs. Clair Foor,' 28397 W. Six Mile Road, is at the present time with her sister in Detroit recuperating from a serious operation. Her friends in the community will all be glad when she is well enough to return home. Ronny Hritzkowen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hritzkowen, W. Six Mile Road, received a very badly bruised mouth while playing soccer at school. Several X-rays have been taken to determine the extent of the injury to his teeth. Ronny is a patrol leader in Scout Troop 282 and also a Den Chief. The next Cub Committee meeting of Pack 282, Wilcox School, will be held at the home of Mr. Everett Barker, 29205 Broadmoor avenue, November 6, at 8:30 p. in. Mrs. Lavern Pariseaux of 166,07 Rougeway will be hostess for the evening to Mrs. Clair Foor, Den Mother, and all the Cub mothers of Den 6, Pack 282, Wilcox, at their next Cub Mother's Club meeting November 11 at 8:30 p.m. Brownie Troop 15 of Wilcox School were given a Hallowe'en party at the regular meeting Tuesday, October 28 by the Brownie Troop Committee and leaders. Prizes for costumes and games were awarded. The girls themselves, who are divided into three different age groups, put on RossandRohner ♦*♦ ALMAN&TAC NOVEMBER 3—Last Continental congress meets, 1787. 6—John Philip Sousa, com- poser, born,. 1854. 7—Cartoon by Theodore Nast had elephant as Republican symbol, 1874. 8 --Allies invace North Af- rica, 1942. 9—Civil Works administra• 0 tion established; 1933. 10 --U.S. Marine Corps found. ed, 1775. eArmistice Day. wNu s. i,. GOOD EYESIGHT Makes History for You Comptimentot of John A, Ross L. E. Rohner Doctors of Optometry 809 Penniman Ave. Plymouth, Michigan Phone 433 Monday -1:00 p.m. to 9:00 pm Tuesday -1:00 Dm. to 9:00 p.m Wednesday — 10:00 a.m. to 8:00 P.M. Thursday - 1:00 p.m. to 9:00 Pm. Mday-1:00 o.m. to 9:00 p m. Sattr day - 10:00 am to 6:00 p.m. original skits under the direction bf Mis4 Mary Ellen Tull, Program Chairman and also Wilcox Girl ' Scout Leader. The material for the skits was provided by mis- cellaneous articles that had been contributed by the committee. Refreshments were served ands a good time had by all. Den 7 of Wilcox Cub- Pack 282 were taken on a tour of Green- field Village Saturday, October 25 under the guidance of Mr. Plumley and Mr. Gardiner, who are the fathers of Cubs Bert Plumley and Oliver Gardiner.. Mr. Plumley and Mr. Gardiner surprised the boys by taking them to Lola Valley, where they had their lunch and treated the boys to pop. A good time was had, thanks to these two dads. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Dalton, 16720 Middlebelt Road, entertained at a Hallowe'en Party. Among those attending were Mr. and Mrs. Her- bert Bendelow, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Willis and their children Mary Louise and Nancy, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Houden, with their child- ren Donna and Charles. Wilcox Cub Pack 282 enjoyed their Hallowe'en Party this past Friday. Prizes were awarded the most original costumes, cider and doughnuts were served. The mothers of the Girl Scouts of Wilcox School held a luncheon and card party at the home of Mrs. Don Pelzer, W. Six Mile Road, Tuesday, October 28. A door prize and two prizes for each table were donated by the mothers. A very enjoyable time was had by all who attended. Mrs. Clair Foor, Den Mother, surprised her Cubs of Den 6- by having Hallowe'en refreshments at their regular meeting Wednes- day. If you have anything to sell or rent try a Livonian want ad. They bring results.—Plymouth 16. it • �..�:..� _ � . BEER AND WINE TO TAKE OUT ..r- C.:V , SPEEDWAY "79" PRODUCTS 28175 Five Mile Road + �erf est e p,�oduciiod,�, eve"' . heir cwvc �o�v DA��C You'll enjoy both radio and records as never before in the .,natural color tone of this new General Electric automatic radio -phonograph. It has the amazing, new G -E Electronic Reproducer that reveals unsuspected beauty in the most familiar record. Hearing is believing. Bring one of your own records. Ask us to play it for you —and compare. You get superb reception of standard broadcast, short-wave, and FM radio with its virtual freedom from static. 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Heichman & 'Van Every 23 9 kees all too] - The Firemen won only one Hayes Service 20 32 Tigers, Indic game from Marie's Gift Shop. Wolfe's Real :Estate 17 15 2 "Sod" Schaffer was high for the Scott's Bar 16 16 Olson -213, Firemen and Al Nelson for Ma- Livonia Hardware 16 .16 kenhagen - 2 rie's. John's Market won all Warner's Service 14 18 Brown -211 LIVONIA HOUSE LEAGUE three games from Mother Hub- Dick's Tavern 12 20 Bucknell -20; The race for first place in the bard with John Roman leading Goodfellows 10 22 201. standings is tightening up with his own team and •Ed Spicer be- ing high for the losers. Ed also Results Hayes took 4 from Dick's; ST. MICI- the leaders taken down for three hit the most pins over average to Hardware took 4 from the Good - DeWulf's Market ' points again. This week, it was the second place Coon's Service vain the weekly prize given by fellows; Wolfe's took 3 from the 13 team who put the skids under Mother Hubbard. leading Heichman team; Scott's Twin Gable Bentley's. Although John O'Brien Mike's Hi Speed took the odd took 3 from Warner's Pen Mar Ca tried his best to help his team game from Wilson's Farm Mar- 200 Games Gowman's I win, it was useless. "Johnnie" ket, lead by Mike Byrnes. Kap- McNulty -2 13; W a r n e r-2 0 3; Byrne's Ser Buds Mark hit the seasons high single game pen was tops for Wilsons. Plush -208; Dethloff-202; Wolfe, Smith's Ins 267 and had a 686 series, which High Games Jr. -215; Jenkins -201; Vollmer- White Rose thus far is the third high three Byrnes -226, Sudol-220, Stem- 205; Bruner -214-207; Noble -213. Grand Rive games. With Bill Henrions help Coon's won three points. 213, Kappen-209, Schaffer -201 - ROSEDALE GARDENS Bud's Ma Habermehl and O. W. BurkeCIVIC 249, Roberts -211, W. Hoffman- 212-217, Nelson -215, McNulty -212 LEAGUE W L and spare and Byrne'; were most sociable, they split, Bucknell -200, E. Spicer -211, De - Athletics 22 10 to take adi with Brownie Sudol leading the Grande -210. Red Sox 19 13 four points. Rexall team and Tom Baird the S.'andings Brownies 17 15 high man Burke's. W L Yankees 16 16 games of 18 Bob Davis, Mike's Hi Speed, turned in the best performance Mike's Hi Speed 15 9, Tigers 15 17 Twin Ga of the evening with games of 232, Bucknell-Knowlson 14 10 Indians 15 17 Grand Rive 234, and 236 for a 702 series, to Wilson's Farm Market 13 11 Senators 15 17 cates that 1 help his team take all four points John's Market 13 11 White Sox 9 23 start to mo, from John's Market. Joe Sitarski Joy Bar 11 13 Results ture. Fred was high for the losers. Marie's Gift Shop 11 13 With the exception of the for both sq lead his team, be Mother Hubbard Mkt. 10 14 Brownie Senator match which Gowman_, Fred Gibaud F' 9 15 was split two and two all the rest team of th Wulf's, to three wins over Gulf Livonia firemen with Tex Waltman high for the losers. Much credit is due Vic Petschulet and Clarence Hoff- man for keeping the alleys in such fine condition and which en- ables the boys to hit such high scores. High Scores Cochrane- 201, Gothard -202, Hickey -205, Byrnes -223, Davis - 232 -234-236-702, Sitarski - 201- 231-607, Nelson -225, Oncza-204, Depki-246, O'Brien -215-267-204- 686, Kay -212, Coffee -205-211, Andrew -202, Henrion-211-208- 6.12, Baird -212, Wolfe -212, Wol- fram -241, Ledford -202, Sudol- 209-205-212-626, V. DeWulf-202, Gibaud-201-204. Standings LIVONIA BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE Bucknell-Knowlson got back into the winning stride again by taking three games .away from 'SPECIAL! Week Ending November 8th DRAPES 69c up Plymouth: 774 Penniman. Wayne: 2925 N. Washington Ypsilanti: 32 Huron St Ypsilanti: 20 N. Washington �i oo� 44 i � � *LIVI 00 ., ov a There've been some wrecks, it's true hardly a day goes by that at least one cg derailed. But ever since that Christmas ing when it first started operation, Johnny's Living -Room and Basement road has never lacked electrical power One reason for this is that all Detroit I power lines are interconnected. Even if tl ticular circuit supplying current to Jo home is shut down temporarily, anoth THE DETROIT W L Bentley 23 9 Coon's Service 21 11 O. W. Burke 18 14 Habermehl's 16 16 Mike's Hi Speed 15 17 DeWulf's Market ' 15 17 Gulf Service 13 19 John's Market 7 25 LIVONIA BUSINESS MEN'S LEAGUE Bucknell-Knowlson got back into the winning stride again by taking three games .away from 'SPECIAL! Week Ending November 8th DRAPES 69c up Plymouth: 774 Penniman. Wayne: 2925 N. Washington Ypsilanti: 32 Huron St Ypsilanti: 20 N. Washington �i oo� 44 i � � *LIVI 00 ., ov a There've been some wrecks, it's true hardly a day goes by that at least one cg derailed. But ever since that Christmas ing when it first started operation, Johnny's Living -Room and Basement road has never lacked electrical power One reason for this is that all Detroit I power lines are interconnected. Even if tl ticular circuit supplying current to Jo home is shut down temporarily, anoth THE DETROIT Wednesday, - November -5, 4 g47., or nothing. four points from the White Rose and Yan- Cleaner, shot 929 in the second Ls from the game good for third high team bite Sox. sing and had a total of 2725 �T� PARFEw i pins for the evening new high -203 Blan- team series. Anson,- 210, George Gdaniec was high man . 224-200, for the Pharmacy team with 581. -217, Ross- Pop Seals high man for the ticipated in the :Field , Day pro- Cleaners with 559. D ®('� �` `J i GROCERY E Srnjth Insurance and Pen Mar )WLING Cafe had an interesting time on First National Bank 14 18 Alleys 7 and 8. They split, Pen W L Mar Cafe won the second point 22 10 taking total pins by a margin of 20 12 only 18 pins. 17 15 200 Club 16 16 Gdaniec- 231, Sudol-217, Mathe- 15 17 son -212, Bowen -201, Bourgon-200, 15 17 Jerome Livernois-200. 14 18 Complete Self Service 9 23 PLYMOUTH GARDENS ito a strike LEAGUE lday night , W L were quick Stark Merchants 22 10 winning Brada-Cartage 21 11 7ernois was Maple Lawn Dairy 19 13 luads with Carey's Garage 17 15 or 581. Wendt's Service 16 16 three from Gunter Poultry 14 18. 3ikns, indi- Nankin Service 11 21 team will Harry's Service 8 24 ry near fu- 200 Games high man Love -233, Baird -213, Kreger - 554. 218, Passmore -2109," Clement -211, y was the Howes -202, Scherf-203, Eberle - They won 202. There's Never Reen a Power Failure y, on the L.R. & B.* AND BASEMENT LINE in immediately take up the job of keeping ghts burning, appliances going, and the R. & B. running right on schedule. 'he work of supplying current to your home r place of business may be switched from one f the dozens of Edison substations to another. 'on never know it. But it is one important .ason for the year-round reliability of your lectrical service. I.S.ON COMPANY L:1 V O N I A N: Page Seven LADIES HOUSE LEAGUE menda_tions to : the Executive son -179, Humpert-198. W L Board that they raise additional place. A good show for children. �T� PARFEw i Heichman-Van Every 23 9 funds through social activities in port, and if you are unable to The L. R. C. Field Day Com- Farmers Market 20 12 the various districts 'that par- thing for this group any one of ; Ellsworth Ford Sales 19 13 ticipated in the :Field , Day pro- to accept your gift. D ®('� �` `J i GROCERY E Mahalak Cleaners 17 15 gram. The proceeds will then be i 4 First National Bank 14 18 added to the baseball uniform i Penn Theatre 14 18 fund. OPEN DAILY - 9:00-7:00 Wilson's Farm Market 11 21 Watch the paper for additional FRIDAY and SATURDAY Rosedale Super Market 10 -22 information and whenever pos- Team High Threesible back these L. R. C. social 9:00-8:00 ; Penn Theatre -2473, Heichman- events in order that the boys Complete Self Service 2453. W may be uniformed next summer. High Series T. Heichman-510, P. Simpson- Rosedale Cub Pack ; CHOICE MEATS & 504, M. Vaughn -507, M. Williams- 504, A. Hanchett-551, N. Waters- To Put On MoviesGROCERIES 535, L. McAllister -603. The Rosedale Gardens Cub High Games Pack are sponsoring a Movie at DAILY DELIVERY OF Heichman-199, Vaughn -176 - 191, Williams -194, Buttermore- the Club House on November 13, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 188, Hanchett-178-212 Waters- at 7:30 sharp. Everyone is in- vited to attend -one showing only. 8861 MIDDLEBELT RD. 176-179-180, Lyke-201, McAllis- Handbills will be passed ter -201-245, Sudol-175-197, Wil- throughout the community ad - son -179, Humpert-198. visinb you as to the time and ,* Need More Money for place. A good show for children. The Cub Scouts need your sup- L.R.C. Baseball Uniforms port, and if you are unable to The L. R. C. Field Day Com- attend and wish to donate some- mittee held a meeting Thursday thing for this group any one of evening at Wilcox. Mr. Parlia- the den mothers will be willing ment gave a financial report on to accept your gift. the Carnival receipts, which has This evenings entertainment is been set aside for the purchase under the direction of Art Ep- of five complete outfits next ker. spring. .w The committee made recom- __ _ - _ _ I Re-Uphol-ster s I Call us with confidence for reliable, smart, re -upholstering. GUI LEAULT Corner Westbrook & Fenkell PHONE REDFORD 3100 Headquarters Jor Lumber Roofing and all Building Materials Coal for all types of heating plants Plymouth Lumber & Coal Comgany 308 N. Main St., at P. M. Tracks Phone 102, Plymouth, Mich. THE NEW AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION TIIi�I�EN SILENT AUTO DTIC Oil Burning Equipment Sales and Service John M. Campbell, I Plumbing and Heating Contractors Member Detroit and National Association of Master Plumbers 38630 Plymouth Road PHONE PLYMOUTH 1505 Nights, Sundays, Holidays -Livonia 2073 1U t:` Page Eiiht ,LA L V„ O N i A N Wednesday, November 5, 1947. Cooper hool Chaher - With Our High School Students expected that this number will increase. SEVENTH GRADE The boys baseball team from Mrs. Kimball's class has lost to Coonville •and Wallaceville and were the victors over Hicks this fall. The boys work fine together and are really good sports - win or lose, in spite of the fact that they are playing against teams of eighth graders for the most part. The girls' baseball team lost its first game to Coonville, but the season is still "young" and they are hopeful. The class has been working on a unit in studying and learning leaves and have made a nice collection for spatter prints. They are now working on a unit of fish from all over the world. Try one of the seventh grade's tongue -twisters: Soldiers shoul- ders shudder when shrill shells shriek. Service Squad Cooper School now has a ser- vice squad patrol whose duty it is to assist the teachers in manag- ing the halls and lavatories dur- ing passing periods. The follow- ing ten girls were selected:' Paul- ine Huber, Captain; Barbara Bynen, Eileen Hawley, Barbara Ferrari, Lieutenant; Trudie Van - Mather, Shirley Mearnic, Phyl- lis Eplett, Shirley Fradette, De- lores Manke and Beverly Bu- chanan. Alumni of Cooper School are now attending several high schools, naively Plymouth, George Bentley, and Lowrey and Fordson in Dearborn as well as Wayne High School. At Plymouth High, Lydia Finetti has been made editor-in-chief of the An- nual. Wesley Potts and Ronnie Potts are members of the band. Rita Datcher was elected treasur- er of the tenth grade, and Max Stevens plays football for the Plymouth Rocks. There are 39 students from Cooper attending Plymouth High. The Chicago Women's Sym- phony Orchestra under the direc- tion of Bohumir Kryl is present- ing a concert at the Plymouth High School November 7. Tickets are $1.20 for adults and 60c for students. Tickets may be obtain- ed from any member ,of the chor- us. Dorothy Dickson and Gloria Alrich are members of the chorus from Cooper. Twenty-four Former Cooper students are attending Lowrey and Fordson. At Lowrey are Edward Reiff, Thomas Pawlow- ski, Patricia Prehn, Jack Vess, Julian Mossman, George Lincoln, Rose Marie Pawlowski, Helen Nilsson and Delores Rich. Others include Richard Berger, James Williamson, Mildred Smith, Rob- ert McInturff, Mae Bailey, Sher- man Boss, Nils Nilsson and Alice May. Alice is confined to St. Joseph's Hospital as a result of an accident, but is improving nicely. Her many friends hope she will soon be home. At Fordson High this term are Fredric Miller, Floyd Prehn, June McCall,. Bettie Chatel, Bunny VanByoren and Marilyn Rivers. Livonia's own George Bentley High lists on its enrollment Zonool Johnston, Alvin Whited, Darlene Park, Barbara McDer- mott, Eleanor Comis, Joy Bag- nall, Anthony Russo, Elbert Johnston, Elaine McCall, Mary Ann Mesih, Bill., Patton, Mari - belle Eplett, Darlene Hennaman, Jack Greenleaf, James Roberts, Helen Rowell, Marjorie Roberts, Glada Hone and Teddy Higgins. Don Hill, a senior, is the only one registered from Cooper School at Wayne this year. NOTICE: All high school stu- dents must register with Mrs. Mabel Cline, 8875 Middlebelt road, if they wish arrangements made for their tuition and trans- portation costs for this year 1947- 48. To date 83 high school regis- trations have been filed. Safety Pa'roi News Cooper School Safety Patrol now has the assistance of the Wayne County Sheriff's Patrol, located at the corner of Ann Ar- bor Trail and Middlebelt. Lieut. Hanson of the Road Patrol was asked to attend a recent meeting of the Safety Patrol. He gave a very instructional talk on the correct manner of conducting children across a busy highway. The leaders of the Safety Patrol are Thomas Vowles, captain and Donald Nowlan, Robert McMeek- in, Elmer Wilcox and Robert Engemann, lieutenants. There are now eighteen members of the patrol, SA , Hot Lunch Program The hot lunch program began October 20 with Emma McGinnis serving as cook and Stanley Higgins assisting her and direct- ing the serving girls. Due to in- creased costs the price of the meals has been raised from $1.00 to $1.25. Lunch money is to be paid on Thursday in advance of when the meals are to be served. The Hot Lunch Program is un- der National, State and County supervision. There are three possible types of lunches that may be served under this plan, Types A, B, and C. Cooper School serves Type A. lunches which include one hot dish, a vegetable or `fruit, bread with a spread and milk. Approximately one hun- dred meals per day were served during the first week and it is Beginners Mrs. L. E. Buchanan, 8632 Hugh street, and Mrs. Phillip Miller, 9167 Deering, are the home room "mothers" of Mrs. Slaughter's Be- ginners. The Beginners have been making masks for Hallowe'en and all looked forward with great anticipation to the holiday. Joya Holmberg enrolled Monday. First Grade The First Grade children spent much time getting ready for Hal- lowe'en, making masks and dec- orating paper plate's for their par- ty Friday. Darlene Donaldson and Patricia Powell are sick. Marilyn Mearnic and Sharon Jones have moved. They have promised to write. Second Grade The following have been neith- er tardy or absent the first six weeks of the school year: James Bacon, Philip Davison, Faye Ann Doyle, Frank Gaffney, Sylvia Henry, Sally Holmes, Kathleen Hood, Alice Haffner, J e a n Johnson, Germaine LaMothe, Nancy Markley, Joanne Monge, - Steve Potoczak, John Spooner, Gary Whitson and James Wil- liams. Ronald Barton who went pheasant hunting with his dad wounded two with his BB -gun and his dad finished them off. Third Grade The Third Grade had their Hallowe'en Party Friday after- noon. Everyone had a good time. Dianne Jones left Cooper school Friday as her family is moving to Texas. The officers of our C. J. C. club are as follows: President, Patricia Fox; Vice President, Shirley Whitson; Secretary, Sal- ly Ann VanBynen; Girl's Health Officer, Mary Barton; Boy's Health Officer, Dwight Tilger. Fourth Grade The fourth grade had a Hallow- e'en party with a pirate, Indian, a ghost, Dopey, a tramp, a witch, and a bum in our midst. Plenty of candy, cookies, potato chips and pop were served, which helped make for a good time. Carolyn Williams is our new President, George Pine, vice pres- ident, Gerald Roberts, secretary - treasurer, Janet Murphy, Girl's Health Officer and Edward Scherf, Boy's Health Officer. Joan Hyzer, David Rice, Caro- lyn Williams, Gerald Roberts, and Frank Payne are the best spellers. Cooper School Boy's Glee Club met with the Wallaceville group Monday and Tuesday to practice with their Glee Club. The boys (Continued on page 10) 33500 W. 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In the course of the examina- tion of Mr. Hoy brought out that the addition had been started the 12. However when Mrs. Hoy was brought to the witness stand she stated that it was started October 17 and when asked how she knew by -Attorney Ambrose she stated, "I wrote the dates on my calen- dar", alen- dar thereby letting the cat out of the bag. Hoy must appear before the Appeal Board at their next meet- ing in order to petition that Board to keep the building. It is felt that his request will be de- nied. Superintendent Presents Plan to School Board (Ccn`ir.aea frim Paz 1) from each school, Superinten- dent Johnson, and Mr. McCann met at Livonia Center to prepare the agenda for the first full groups meeting November 5. All interested people are invited to this meeting at 2:45 p.m. in Bent- ley High School. Some of the major objectives of this training program include a better understanding of newer instructional practices by both teachers and parents; construe tion of curriculms that meet the needs of all Livonia boys and girls, the utilization of all edu- cational agencies, including home, church, school, movies, libraries, health services and others in the environment. This type of cooperative pro- gram has proved successful in many of the outstanding schools of this country. However, in- structional practices cannot be selected wisely until it is known what type of individual is being developed, and it is only through the efforts of the teachers and members of the community that this sort of plan can succeed. In Bell Gardens, Calif., Joseph Bray, 37, left his wife and 13 children and eloped with the 16 - year -old baby sitter. LIVONIA REFRIGERATION SERVICE 20 Years Experience Work Guaranteed Phone Livonia 2605 C. 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The S Enjoys Part y y Meets Toni ht g will entertain tonight at a ban- members of the Glee Club in- _ The Ladies Auxiliary to ht. L.J. The Coventry Gardens Im- quet. C. J. C. in elude Neil Williamson, Richard Owens Post 3941 had a Hallo- provement Association will hold officers chosen Mrs. Ronks room are: President, Merry, Paul Ferrars, Adrian Dot- son, Terry Scarbrough, Fred Ben- we'en party Tuesday, October 28. Post members were invited. Bun- its monthly meeting at the Town - Barbara Williams; Vice Presi-son, Ronald Bender, Bobby Enge- co was played and prizes were. ship Hall on Five Mile road on Wednesday evening, November 5 dent, Terry Scarbrough; -Sec mann, Carl Galla, Donald McAn- given. A grand lunch was served at 8:30 p. M. tart' -Treasurer, Gregory Austin;in; drew, James Murray, Glenn by some of the senior grade high Girl's Health Officer, Barbara Reed, James Lambert, Joseph school girls home economic class. `There are various plans to be Buchanan; Boy's Health Officer, Murawski, John Mathe, and Pete A nice meeting was enjoyed by discussed and topics of general James Lambert. Finetti, sopranos; and James all. interest are to be presented at Ernest Baxter- .was chosen to Lahs, Bob McMeekin, Donald The Auxiliary invites all eli- this meeting. Come out and get help Gregory Austin with the Nowlin, Carlos Esparza, Bobby gible ladies to join the Auxiliary, acquainted with your neighbors news. Burt, Billy Meredith, Henry which meets every second and and help make your subdivision Mrs. Ronk's room had a birth- Krause, Marvin Wren, Bobby fourth Tuesday of the month at the best in the Township. Your day this past week. Eugene Tur- Markley, Ernest Baxter, George the Clarenceville High School on cooperation is needed for this to ner celebrated his tenth October Thompson, Dick Parker and Middlebelt between Seven and be a successful organization. 27. He received a basketball and Gordon Dawson, altos. Eight Mile roads. Contact Gladys many nice presents. The party * * * Klasen, 29064 Clarita, Rt. 6 Far- More than 18,000 inventions was held at the Harvington home Mrs. Louise Snyder and her mington. Telephone Farmington have contributed to development as Mrs. Turner is in Florida with daughter Ann, of Oakland, Cali- 1458. of the telephone since its inven- her mother who has been quite fornia, are visiting the Earl J. * tion in 1875. ill. Burts of Joy road. Real knowledge, in its progress, * * * * * * is the forerunner of liberality and If you have anything to sell or Sixth Grade - The writer had to settle for a enlightened t o l e r a t i o n—Lord rent try a Livonian want ad. They The Sixth Graders are reading 11 „ rabbit dinner at the Doris Mc - Broughan. bring results.—Plymouth 16. from My Weekly Readers once Kenna home instead of pheasant. a week. This week's paper told about oil wells in Canada. We are studying about South Mrs. Ethel Rouleau's sister Mrs. America in our geography class,. Ruth Schible, her brother Ed - also working on our project, ward Carson, niece and husband "Homes Around The World". Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and The girls who are on the Ser- daughter all of Ann Arbor were vice Squad are Beverly Bucha- weekend guests at the Rouleau nan, Eileen Hawley, Opal Bed- home on Beatrice street. * * well, and Barbara Brooks. The boys in the Glee Club are Gilbert Hanna and father Robert Markley, Fred Benson, George are visiting Gilbert's Adrian Dotson, Carl Galla and Uncle John Rouleau of Beatrice Marvin Wren. street. Gilbert is on a month's * furlough from the Canadian Air Boys' Glee Club Force. The Boy's Glee Club has been asked to present a program at the Teacher Officer banquet to be given tonight at the Newburg Hall in Livonia. November, in particular, is the month in which the schools stress international good will. The boys will sing a group of folk songs, taking a mus - If your hair doesn't become you, you should come to us. f 4 CAMILOT'S Beauty Clinic 9035 Middlebelt Livonia 9234 * * Mrs. Winnifred Schultheiss of Manistique, formerly of Garden City, is visiting her daughter Mrs. Ryland Higgins of Garden City and Mrs. Alfred Higgins of Louise street. Mr. John Rouleau spent a few days last week in the Wayne County General Hospital for a check up after his recent opera- tion. Miss Betty Ringham's friends in Livonia were pleasantly sur- prised to hear of her recent mar- riage to Samuel C. Mivardi of Al- em-Wa, -California., Miss Ringham ftrierly=a res�d�d on Middlebelt road. * * * Camilot's have a new hair styl- ist, Eugene Walker, of the Vir- ginia Farrell Hair Styling school. PALACE INN Beer - Liquor - Wine ED. PALISZEWSKI, Prop. Dancing Saturdays ARCHIE McGOWAN 31022 Ann Arbor Trail Near Merriman Road J[ Wei W M, Z k They'll be the Way You Want Them Personalized Christmas Cards Our Wax Figurines & Candles Come attractively boxed and reasonably priced. MARIE'S GIFT SHOP 31517 Plymouth Road Livonia 3251 The Gift to Please, Comes from Marie's Norcross and Hallmark Cards SEALTEST ICE CREAM Parker "51" Pen and Pencils, Eaton's Stationery, Gilbert Chocolates, Double Kay Nuts And all of the leading Drug Manufacturers ROSS - DRUGICO, The Prescription Pharmacy Plymouth Road corner of Inkster Open 10 A.M. to 10 P.M. Every Day Retain that new car feel with GENUINE MADE RIGHT FIT RIGHT LAST LONGER Stop In For Service Where You See This Sign BILL BROWN Authorized Sales and Service OPEN DAILY 46%SATURDAY 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. IN THE NORTHWEST SECTION 20740 FENKELL PHONE REDFORD 0900 4dne'sday.; Ncxv ler x;`1947 ' L I D N A N Page Ei ven �� Brownies of Stark-, School held . their regular meeting night. =i4 _ We « L001 EPER(NT their Halloween Party on Oc- , There are four new, Blue Birds Mrs. William 4 Kutchins of tober 27th at the -home of Mrs. making a total of, fourteen girls Stamford Road is at home after - Paul Nixon. A grand time is in Mrs. Harry Weitzel's group. reported-costuriies were hidden ' The new girls are Karen Emmett, an operation and is—improving ` in bags around the yard and Mary Ann Jahn, Carol Ann each day. Her many friends and when found the girls dressed up Frankowitz. neighbors are glad to hear of her £ ;s and met the "Ghost" in the conditon. improved i Nixon's basement. _ Games and re:resnments fol - A newcomer in the battery ra- Mrs. L. Maas of Surrey Road F - lowed and it was acclaimed a dio field is small enough to fit into has been confined to her home very successful party. the palm of a hand, has a 100- for the past week due to illness. mile reception range, full band -° � r _ selection and dial tuning. Mrs "Robert Erd li of P1 m- $ Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gage at - y y >:tr tended a Hallowe'en Party at a outh inforrris us that her husband Detroit L i 1 red e on Hall on October was us Legion h to the p e hos ital on Wednesday for an emergency Vii€ 30th. This was a costume party appendectomy. Mrs. Erdyli is the " I1�' and Mrs. Gage was one of the former Evelyn Kurtz. judges for the best costumes. Dancing followed and refresh - Mrs, Art Epker had two Hal- ments were served. lowe'en parties at her home on The Livonia Blue Birds were Thursday evening, October 30th. The younger children from 6:30 The above photo shows the Navy entertained at a dinner at the to 7:45,p. in. complete with games experimenting with the "Loon," a home of Mrs. Raymond Elliott on f and re hments, followed by radiocontroiled, jet -powered guided the older children at 8:00 p. m. A grand time is reported. Mrs. Bud Shannon of Five Mile Road had a traditional Hal- lowe'en Party at her home on Friday evening. The, hostesses for the evening were Patsy and Bar- bara Shannon. The Stark Ladies Auxiliary are spending every other Monday evening at the Stark School en- joying card games. This is a very active group and they ask that you watch the saner for their further activities and plans dur- ing this year. - Mr. and Mrs. William Woods spent a long weekend in Toronto, Canada as the guests of Mr, and Mrs. Reginald Cooper of the Roy- al York Hotel in Toronto. Paul Case, son of Mr, and Mrs. Ralph Case, is home with his parents at their home on Brook- field. Nancy and John Saari were host and hostesses at a Hallow- e'.en party at their home follow- ing the Plymouth -Northville football game for a group of their friends. For Hair Styles Patsy Kanthe Beauty Salon Special on Permanents Rilling $8.00 Feather Cut 75c 28540 Terrence Rd., 2 blks. E. of Middlebelt between 5 and 6 Mile Roads Phone Kenwood 2-5455 missile copied from the original German designs. Known as the KUV-1, this weapon is roaring into the air with the aid of four Mons - auto rockets and soon wings its way over the Pacific seeking its target. (Official U. S. Navy Photograph) Mrs. Myron J. Anderson is at home but is allowed no visitors as yet, following an operation. Rosealyse Case had a Hallow- e'en Party at her home on last Wednesday evening for a group of the teen-agers in the Livonia Center area. Jean Kreger of Joy Farms had a Hallowe'en treasure hunt for twelve of her friends at her home on October 28th. Games, dancing and refreshments provided the evenings merriment, and every- body had a good time. Jean had as her house guest Shirley Ostrander of Five Mile Road. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Wilcox of of Gray Avenue entertained Mrs. Wilcox's parents of Pontiac on Sunday, October 26th. Robert Burk, yeoman first class, is on a thirty -day furlough from the Naval Base at Dutch Harbor, Alaska. Robert is the son of M.r, `and Mrs. Duncan Burk of Gray Avenue. Newburg Church Hall has square dancing -open to the pub- lic -every other Saturday evening sponsored by the "Fidelis" Club of Newburg Church. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Owens of Bight Mile Road have had as their house guest for the past several weeks Mrs. L. J. Owens of El Paso, Texas. GET BETTER RESULTS 'WITH BETTER FEEDS LARD Headguaders Poultry Remedies SAXTON ARM SUPPLY STORE! 587 W. Ann Arbor Trail Phone 174 i WINTERIZE YOUR CAR NOW7. TODAY COMPLETE LUBRICATION Wheel hearings cleaned and repacked TRANSMISSION drain old oil and refill with .cor- rect WINTER OIL DIFFERENTIAL --drain old oil and refill With cor- rect winter oil. AIR CLEANER & BREATHIER CAPS—cleaned and serviced SHOCK ABSORBERS—Replenish Floud CHECK BRAKE FLUID, oil filter and engine oil GENUINE 4M PARTS Wholesale & Retail PAUL. J. WIEDMAN, INC. 470 S. MAIN PHONE 130 LVwN1�?�4 HARDWARE AND LUMBERR COMPANY 0 - 5 MILE ROAD AT FARMINGTON ROAD � Wishes: to take This Opportunity and Mettn,s of Thanking you for Making the Grand Opening of Our Hardware �� and Sorting Goods Department a Success. Page Twelve L I V O N I A N Wednesday, November 5, 1947 # A ata Beetle x Tre�asa�-Mr. Otto Kipp PT Pr --Mrs." Earl 0 drra. .THli.=j =- -- THOSE L1 Higfl' `Orga Membership -Mr. Wm.. E3ates. (Continuect_irc .page-`�'�) RefreshmiOnts-Mrs. ,'Ward Mc.= and methods of meeting these ANTCain. ' situations b . Everyone was enthusiastic over y parent co-operation the meeting and contemplate a were pointed out by''Mr. Rogers. Only 25 Cents Phone Plymouth 16. Mr. George N. Bentley, Presi- very successful year. dent of the Sch000l Board, then The next executive meeting spoke of the difficulty the board will be, held at Bentley . High FOR SALE has had in securing materials for Wednesday, November 5th at FOR SALE the new school. Already the 8:30 p. in. MATTRESS and springs, in good USED LUMBER 213 ft. of 2x4x9 board is being faced with an condition. Phone Livonia 2664. and 2x 4 x 16, 2,000 ft. shiplap overcrowded school due to the Klwanian3 Hear ltp 12 x 12, 12 x 16, lath and other increased population in the Martha Griffith pieces; model A front and rear Township. (Continued irom page 1) ONE Sunbeam electric razor, like axle; 4-19 inch wheels and other Mr. Harry O. Johnson, Super- U. N. is an American Plan and if new, $7.50. 9101 Melvin street. parts, also a good coal and wood intendent, as usual did a splen- it should fail, so will the United Phone Livonia 3855. — Re wood range circulator like new. did job of outlining to the group States. The basic philosophy -of BOYS BIKE, good condition 39399 Schoolcraft corner of what is pending in the way of the plan is to lower world tariffs $17.50. 11680 Merriman Road. Eckles Road. ltp school legislation. and continue to do so. She said, just north of Plymouth Rd. Re — During the business meeting "Possibly the United States does WANTED the P. T. A. constitution was read not need customers today, but in TWO story, 5 -room house, 2 car and adopted. the- next four or five years she garage, 60 ft. lot, $5TO RENT, furnished or unfur- ,500. Phone Mr. Rickert announced the fol- most certainly will need them." Livonia 3'045 or University 3-1300. nished house. Will pay up to Iowing people serving as officers "China and India are not good ltc $150 a month. Phone Livonia this year: customers", she continued, "but 3490. 2tp First vice president -Mrs. 'Clyde Europe most certainly -is". CEMENT and cinder blocks avail- — Rickert. In concluding able for immediate delivery. YOUNG MAN 18 or older inter- g Mrs. Griffith Sorenson & Doty. 36215 Joy Rd: ested in learning carpentery. Second vice' president -Mr. urged the members to back the Phone Ply 882 -WI. 24-tfc Chance for advancement. Phone Lawrence Larsen. legislators 100 percent in their Livonia 2518. 2te Third vice president -Mr. Bar- plans to lower trade tariffs but in s TWO PLOTS, 6 graves each, in Parkview Memorial Cemetary, will sell cheap, owner moved to California. Call Wyandotte- 5445- J. 3tc ton Rogers. no respect to favor certain WOMAN for care of 2 school children and light housework, . Secretary -Mrs. Bertha LaMay. countries. 6 days a week. Stay nights, eve- nings and Sundays free. $15.00 week. Phone Livonia 3632. Re APPLES; Northern Spy, Steel Red, Stark, King, Baldwins, Rhode Island Greenings, from $1.00 to $4.00 per bushel. Bring containers. Plymouth Fruit Farm, 42261 W. 5 Mile road. ltp WORK of any kind after 4 p. in. and evenings. Can give all day Saturday and Sunday, knowledge of bookkeeping, hardware, elec- trical and gas station work. $1.00 per hour. Phone Stuart Livonia HOUSEHOLD furniture, piano, 3676. Itc refrigerator, stove, coffee table, MISCELLANEOUS child's desk and Hench, paint _ sprayer, 28 ft. extension ladder, FRANK DAVIS Shoe repairing, overstuffed furniture, etc. Phone 11051 Stark Rd., 1-2 block south Livonia 3186. 9912 Ingram, Rose- of Plymouth Rd. tfc dale Gardens ltc FOR floor sanding, finishing and RANCH HOME SITE 100x220 ft. $425.00, also one or more acres near W. Six Mile Rd. Some have city water, bus, city telephone, beautiful trees and running stream. Come out and see for yourself. T. F. O'Connor, Mem- ber Detroit Real Estate Board. 27401 W. Six Mile Rd. corner of Inkster. Phone Redford 3620. tfc WJR 10:30 P.M. CECIL HABERMEHL, Pharmacist You, Recall Drug Store 32101 Plymouth Road Rosedale Gardens Plymouth, Mich. Phone Livonia 3156 linoleum, call Eger -Jackson Co. Plymouth 1552. 28-tfc FOWL CLEANED, chickens 20c, turkeys, ducks and geese 35c. 34115 Plymouth road. Livonia 3681. tfe CATERING, 20 years experience, for banquets, teas, parties and weddings. Phone Livonia 3586 af- ter 4 p.m. 4te WALLS WASHED by Von Schrader detergent method, no drip, no mess, no drop cloths, residential and commercial, free estimates. Smith Wall Washing Service EVergreen 4938. tfe SEPTIC Tanks cieaned, srLe and installed. Immediate service. Reasonable prices. L. Mallard, corner of Plymouth and Inkster Roads. Phone Livonia 3233. tfc BUILDING PLANS—consult me and save money on new homes or additions. I will design your plans or work from others. Can recommend .carpenters, masons, plumbers, etc. R. Anderson, 29805 Greenland, Livonia 2518. tfe LICENSED BUILDER will build your home on contract or hour- ly rate. Additions recreation rooms and attics a specialty also blue prints and houseplans ser- vice. Phones Livonia 2518 and 3885. tfe CARD OF THANKS To all friends and neigkbors of mine, I wish to thank them for the beautiful flowers and dona- tions during my recent bereave- ment. Mr. L. K. Ferguson, 8653 Haller. NOTICE I will not be responsible for the debts of my wife, Dorothy, con- tracted after this date, October 22, 1947. Anthony Kolodziejczak, 12002 Centra la, Detroit 28, Mich- igan. 3tc t t � .JOIN THE AUTO CLUB AND INSURE YOUR CAR at COST AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF MICHIGAN MAYFLOWER HOTEL L. B. RICE, Mgr. — Phone 180 Plymouth ------------- 31390 Plymouth Rd., corner of Merriman Rd. — Phone Livonia 9202 Authorized United Motor Service * Complete Brake Service * Motor Tune Up * Wheel Balancing * General Repairs— Batteries, Tires Genuine Parts and All Work Guaranteed JIM TAYLOR - MECHANIC Road Service — Phone Livonia 9202 Suits & Overcoats in finest All WOOL s DAVIS LENT Plymouth