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~Z • - is the theme of Old Village's Dearie Day. The arrival of the
_Chessie steam engine at the Plymouth station gave small boys an
--opportunity to put pennies on the track for flattening. As crowds
waited for the train a woman asked, "I don't live here. What are we
Softball and berries
for CF summer fun
A trip to Cedar Point, a Softball
rally and a berry picking excursion
• are among the activities remaining
'for late July and August as part of the
Camp Fire Girls Detroit Area Council's
Summer Fun Program
• Activities are open to all girls and
•frequently to their families In some
instances there are age restrictions
^imposed by the type .of program Registrations
can be made through the
Camp Fire Girls office located at 51
AV Warren. Detroit 48201 telephone
•333 2670.
' Metropolitan Beach on the shores
of Lake St Clair, is the scene of a
ioftball rally Tuesday, Aug 2 Kids
„Vvill play backward ball, ground ball,
and walking ball at 10 a.m. with
•adult supervision
It is necesary to register for soft*
ball. Otherwise the day is open, for
swimming fishing roller skating, golfing—all
the activities available at
Metro Beach Families and friends
are invited Parking at Metro is $1
per car.
On Thursday. Aug 4. Camp Fire
Blue Birds, Adventurers and Discovery
Club members will share a picnic
supper with residents of the Martha
T Berry Extended Care Facility in
Mt Clemens. After the meal Camp
Fire groups will entertain with songs,
skits dance, and reading for the pleasure
of the home's residents
Wednesday. Aug 10. "Cedar Point
Trip the Camp Fire Way" invites
youth in grades 4 12 and their families
on an all-day excursion to this sum
ftiertime attraction on Lake Erie.
Buses will leave from Westland
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Mall and from the Camp Fire Girls office
at 51 W Warren in Detroit. Camp
Fire will not provide additional adult
supervision, so participants should
plan to chaperone their own young
people. Trippers must bring their own
lunches or money to purchase food at
Cedar Point.
Bus and admission to Cedar Point
total $13 75 for youths (under age 12).
$14.75 for adults. Reservations are necessary
Buses will leave from Macomb
Mall, Eastland. Northland Livonia
Mall and Westland on Tuesday, Aug
16 for the Dexter-Pinkney area where
berrv-picking and a cook-out have
been planned. Youngsters grades 4-12
should pack their lunches, but exclude
dessert, which will be provided as an
important part of the day's fun
Berry pickers also need a two-quart
pail or basket. The complete outing
costs $5 50 each, and reservations are
a must through the Camp Fire office
The last Summer Fun event is a special
tour of Detroit's Fort Wayne on
Aug. 26 for grades 1-6. Youngsters
will take a good look at the fort, cook
an old-time lunch, and chat with the
fort soldier Transportation is not provided
Registration includes a $3 fee
per person, through the Camp Fire office
Camp Fire Girls Detroit Area Council
is a Torch Drive agency, serving
girls and adults throughout the tricounty
area Summer Fun programs
are intended to bring Camp Fire's
fine, time-tested programming to
youngsters who may not presently be
members of Camp Fire Girls
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...the total effect van be
destroyed with a poor hairstyle.
At I .es Femmes we offer
excellent haircuts, precision
hair shaping and air
blowing. It e are aware of all
the new methods in permanent
waring. Introduce
yourself to Les Femmes Salon
and open the door to
personal beauty.
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!&Friday 5 Mile at Newburgb-Livonia
9 p.m. 464-3505
Personally Assisted by Gene and Maryellen De Mara
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all waiting for?" When she was told, "An old steam engine is coming/'
she kept her place in line with the rest of the Dearie Day
throng. (Staff photo)
Lamaze plans Caesarean delivery class
The Lamaze Childbirth
Association of Livonia
has scheduled a
Caesarean delivery class
to prepare couples who
know they will be having
a Caesarean birth.
Starting Aug. 3. these
classes will meet from
7-9:30 p.m. for three
weeks in the Church of
the Savior. 36100 Five
Mile Road. Livonia
The classes will be
taught by Judy Stachura,
a registered
nurse who has had a
baby by Caesarean delivery
The film. "The Caesarean
Birth Experience"
also will be
shown
Petrits-Kindree
Mrs. Paul J Petrits of
Tucson. Ariz., formerly
of Plymouth, announces
the engagement or her
daughter. Mary Ann. to
Mark James Kindree of
Sunnyvale. Calif. son of
Jack and Joan Kindree
of Charnwood Street
Plvmouth.
The bride-elect is a
1972 graduate of
Plymouth High School
and is attending the Uni-
Snip blooms
Garden lilies, sweet
peas and other flowering
perennials bloom only
once a year. When flowers
begin to fade, remove
them, advise Mich-
versity of Arizona in Tucson
Her fiance graduated
from Plymouth
High in 1971 and Menlo
School of Business Administration
Menlo
Park Calif. He is employed
bv Nowels Publications
in Menlo Park
They plan an Oct. 7
wedding in St Kenneth
Catholic C h u r c h .
Plvmouth.
igan State University
horticulturists. This
allows the plants to concentrate
on making and
storing food for next
year's growth
The cost of the classes
is $ll per couple For
further information or to
register call Evon Rienecke,
427-1040
How can funeral
service follow
a set formula?
We don't believe it can.
After all, people are individuals... and ajl families have
their own ways of thinking.
This is why every service we direct takes shape accord
ing to the family's individual thoughts and preferences.
HARRV J. WILL
-funenatJ4ome, dine.
37000 Six Mile Road
East of Newburgh
ELMER W. ENGEL, MGR.
25450 Plymouth Road
East of Beech Daly
RALPH E. BASEL, MGR.
4412 Livernois Avenue
North of Michigan
HARRY J.WILL, MGR.
Member, the International Order of the Golden Rule
LWY fundraisers
support ERA drive
A garage sale is the first of several
fundraising events planned by the
I-eague of Women Voters of Northville.
Plymouth, Canton and Novi as
thev join the fight to pass the Equal
Rights Amendment
The garage sale at Neva Carter's
home. 42257 Ashburv Drive will be
from 9am to 5 p.m Aug 5 and 9
a m to noon Aug 6 Mrs Carter's
home is off Lilley and south of Warren
Road in Canton Township.
A plant party, an art sale and two
more garage sales are planned for
later dates
The local league will launch its fundraising
efforts to help the national
LWV raise more than $i million for
ERA campaigns in key unratified
states. The LWV of the United States
already has received $825,000 in
league pledges from around the country
for this national ERA effort The
LWV of Michigan has pledged $40,000
for ERA
"WE'RE BETTING ON the future
of the ERA and we intend to be winners."
said Neva Carter, president of
the local league, as the drive was
launched
In making the announcement Ms
Carter said "We are determined to
ensure passage of this amendment be
fore the time runs out in 1979 and we
New Voices
Mr and Mrs Terry Penny announce
the birth of their first child.
Alicia Karleen was born July 20 in
Swanee, Tenn
Her grandparents are Mr. ar.d Mrs
Avery Penney of Plymouth and Mr.
and Mrs Bob Harte of Chesterfield
Mo
"The safest way to double
your money is to fold it over
once and put it in your pocket."P
Kin Hubbard,
PLYMOUTH FELLOWSHIP
REFORMED BAPTIST
PASTOR: RICHARD OSTELLA
459-3712
THE KINGDOM IS LIKE A MUSTARD PLANT
PART II
in our last article we noted that the parable ot tne
mustard plant teaches that the gospel o( Christ has a
seed lorm, which is an undeveloped form and a tree
form which is a developed mature form
We must now draw some implications Irom this truth
First the gospel of the apostles is the developed form of
the gospel given us in Jesus words and deeds It is the
same gospel If you want to hear Christ you must hear
this New Testament witness that He authorized The
New Testament is Jesus gospel
Second the New Testament is therefore the Word of
the King, via the aspostles It is his word of salvation it
IS his word as to how a man can be right with God Here,
in the pages of this testimony you have forgiveness of
Sins and eternal life spelled out through the infallible
authority of Christ
Finally, read the New Testament And when you find a
hoe in its pages then weed your own garden'
M i k f t M l
are proud to commit our efforts tri
help our sister states in ratifying this
vital amendment. Every American
stands to gain a great deal from the
ratification of ERA
"We feel we have a responsibility to
help achieve the ERA victory Since
anv well-run legislative campaign
needs funding we are commited to en:
suring that not only will we have the
woman power needed for a national
ERA victory, but we will have the*
cash necessary to carry out our cam-)
paign.
"The bulk of the money will be used
to operate ERA campaign offices in
the key states "
Ms Carter added that "if citizens
are interested in helping us achieve
this important goal they can make a.
contribution to the effort by sending,
their dollars to Ruth Volger. 42850
liombardv. Canton 48187 "
Fife and Drum
Corps tdumni
day planned
A get-together of all former members
of the Plymouth Fife and Drum
Corps is planned for Au^ '27 during
the annual Muzzle Loaders Dav at ,
Greenfield Village.
Members and families of former
members of the corps have been
asked to call Merwin Tucker business
manager 455-2442
Passes will be available and Tucker
has information about a central meet
mg place for the group
The corps played last year at the
Muzzle Loaders meet and has a stand
mg invitation to perform at Green
field Village at anv time.
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TJhis summer s harvest oj
everlasting s now aval (able.
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the Iron Gate Building
838 PENNIMAN,
PLYMOUTH, 455-0678
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fiOrWs AsSt'JL/df'Or
Our Friday Fish Fry
Freshly battered Perch or Cod
(10 oz. of meat before battering)
Choice of soup or juice
Choice of Potato $ {25
Our "All you care to eat" Salad Bar ^
All our items are available for
CARRY OUTS
We use thermo containers on dinners, egg &
omlette plates, and our famous pancake & waffle
items.
Call: 728-1520
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