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By 8andra Armbruater gram)," Warmbier said. editor Warmbier said he would meet with Faust on Wednesday (yesterday) to ask One of the four appointments made for an attorney general's opinion on to the Wayne-Westland board of educa whether Bedard's appointment pre tion is being challenged by other erect sented a potential conflict ofjnterest^ ed board members. "-•"' Last Thursday Gov. William Milllken BEDARD SAID his retirement pay appointed four temporary board mem wasn't an issue. bers to fill vacancies created after a "Actually there's nothing I can do to successful recall election. Three ap help raise my pay. If an issue comes up pointees from Westland are are An that would create a conflict, I would drew J. Spisak, 3 MM Fernwood; Dor- abstain and not vote," he said. tha "dottie" LeSuer, 34890 Oakwood Steve Fetter, a member of the gover Lane; and John R. Ryan, 35755 Oak- nor's executive legal staff, said they wood Lane. The fourth appointment, were unaware of the situation when the Donald E. Bedard, 38440 Laurenwood, appointment was made. Is a Wayne resident. "As a courtesy, we've agreed to look They will serve until a special elec at it again," said Fetter. tion is held on Dec. 7. , He explained that under Michigan Bedard's appointment is being chal law, a conflict of Interest could exist in lenged by Fred Warmbier, who has act two possible situations: First, an in ed as board chairman since the recall compatibility would exist if one person John Ryan Andrew Splsak Dortha LeSuer Donald Bedard election. Warmbier said there is a pos held two or more public positions. Sec sible conflict of interest Involved. Be ond, if a vote came up in which some not specific statements about Bedard. people would be appointed by the gov fess up where the appointments came one had a personal Interest, he would The three board members originally dard, 61, served as a principal in the had recommended that Harry L. Smith, ernor, board members rushed to rec from," Warmbier said. district for S3 years and retired in June be required to disclose his Interest and WARMBIER WAS critical of the ommend three more appointments. Fetter said that 10 to 15 people sub abstain from voting. Fetter added that a General Motors public relations man, 1981. other appointments as well. He said he be appointed by the governor. Then Recommended were Chuck West, a mitted names to the governor's office. "Bedard is still on the school dis the vote then could proceed, passing councilman In Wayne, Jean Bucbon and The staff then went to Its "contacts In with a two-third's majority. "suspected politics" was the reason with a four-member majority, the trict's payroll. He'll be getting a retire why four people recommended by the board itself could appoint the remain Jim Tennant, a Ford Motor Co. em the community and provided the gover ment check for the next five to six Fetter stressed that these were "gen three remaining elected board mem ing three members. ployee. nor with several names to choose years (under an early retirement pro eral terms* under Michigan law and bers weren't appointed by the gover Warmbier said that when they "Out of the four, we got nothing. It from." nor. learned several weeks ago that four seein3 rather odd that no one wants to Please turn to Page 2
U Governor names 4 to fill vacancies , By 8andra Armbmstsr said, adding that collective bargaining LESUER, 52, has been a resident of him the second Westland police officer editor also has changed In the last 20 years. the area for 42 years. A Realtor with serving on the board. Lt Dewey Combs "The district had changed. Back then Earl Keim Realty since 1968, LeSuer was elected to the board last June. The four appointments to Wayne- we Wfcrv expanding, and our big con said she was active with PTA while her Spisak, 47, said he was never inter Westland'8 school board include a for cern was could we build enough schools . children attended the now demolished ested in being a member of the board mer member who served in the early fast enough and have teachers that Cady School. but agreed to serve if be was needed. 1980s. would staff them for the entire term,* She said she had been asked by sev An assistant to former mayor Thom John R. Ryan, 56, a 29-year resident he said. eral people to run for the board last as Taylor, Spisak made an unsuccessful of Westland, later was the chairman of Ryan said one problem was the "90- June and declined to do so, but she.lat*. bid for the. county. commission in the - the Wayne County Community-College day wonder" who would teach for that er agreed to serve if appointed by the August primary election. Board Of Trustees after leaving his lo period and be gone. He said that some governor. 1 hope to be able to help heal some cal school board post times, one class would'go through two Ttt try to -work cooperatively, with wounds. For some, reason there has Other appointments made by the to three teachers in one year* . other board members so we have a been great dissatisfaction, with what I governor last week are Andrew Spisak "Looking a the pupil population then, good school board again," she said. "It's don't know," he said, adding that the and Dortha "Dottie* LeSuer, both of we believed we would have steady geo unfortunate that it's been divided" board members must think about the Westland, and Donald E. Bedard of metric growth," he continued. "State She has served as president of the kids and not themselves. Wayne. aid was increasing, and we had two Sorptlmists, Wayne Felions, and is*a RefenTing to criticism over an ex v The appointments were made to fill teacher unions instead of one. One member of various realty associations. tension of the teachers' contract last vacancies created by a successful re thing certain in life is that there will be Bedard, 61, retired In June 1981 af year, Spisak said, "If you say you pay |s&lH call election. They will serve until a change." ter 33 years as a principal at Adams too much for education, well, you pay special election is held on Dec. 7. Junior High, Cady Elementary and old too much for hamburger." He adde^ Ryan said feeexpect s to find a "whole Now the'district is faced with declin South Junior High schools. that If the district has superfluous pro new ballgame" in serving on the board ing enrollment and state aid. "I loved Junior high kids. It was a Joy grams, that has to be taken care of but now. Ryan said he didn't expect any prob to go to work every day," he said. noted that some extra programs, like lems in working with the other six Bedard said the board would make music, shouldn't be considered a prob^ "THE OPEN meetings act, to be board members. decisions only on the "decisions neces lem unless they interfere with basics blunt; is a serious problem. The four of "I don't agree with Fred Warmbier sary to keep the schools running. Peo like math and English. us can't have a session with Superin (board member) on the time of day, but ple have-to speak and decide the issues Spisak said he hopes that whoever Is tendent Timothy Dyer to be brought up we do-agree on concern and interest-in on Dec. 7." elected in December provides "some to date-without making it public," he schools," he said! kind of harmony* on the board. ^^¾^¾^¾¾ Candidates gather for political rally „.-*&# Voters are invited tormeet and min " Candidates will be featured in the date for governor, 3:30 p.m.; Virginia 5:46 p.m.; Sylvia Skrel, Republican can didate for-state Representative from s'i»*»"»iV?V-v*'»- gle with candidates for elective office gazebo in the center of Eaton Place Cropsey, Libertarian candidate for U.S. BILL BRESLER/etart photographer at an old-fashioned political rally from and have approximately 15-20 minutes Representative from the'17th District the 38th District (Includes Westland), 6 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday in Eaton Place at to Introduce themselves and discuss (includes Redford), 3:45 pm; Robert p.m.; Incumbent SenlUbbert-Geake, R- Chomp, chomp Wonderland Shopping Center, Plym their platforms. Two bands from Cath FitzPatrick, Republican candidate for Northville, seeking re-election as"State"' outh and Mlddlebelt roads, in Livonia. olic Central .High School will be on Wayne County executive, 4 p.m.; Sand Senator from the 6th District, 6:15 This Pac Mac figure, alias Bob Carlini of Garden City, isn't really - Candidates for local, county, state band to usher candidates to and from er Levin, Democratic candidate for p.m.; and William Ryan, Democratic about to take a bit out of the car heading down Ford Road In and national offices from the Livonia, the podium. U.S. Representative from the 17th Dis candidate for county commissioner of Westland. Carlini, 25, who works at V Fix It on Ford, was merely, Westland and Redf ord areas will be on trict (includes Redford), 4:15 p.m.; the 10th District (includes Livonia), The candidates participating and the 6:30 p.m. trying out a costume for a Halloween party. He said It took him hand to meet the public. The rally will approximate times they will appear Richard Manning, Democratic candi about two hours to concoct the cardboard and posterboard have. speeches, bands, balloons and are: Frank Kelley, Democratic candi date for re-election as county commis At 6:45 p.m. William Roddis, Liber sioner from the 9th District (includes idea that he modified from one he had seen on television. Turns food. date for re-election, as state Attorney tarian candidate for state Attorney General, 3 p.m.; U.S. Rep. William D. Redford and eastern part of Livonia), General; Nancy Boykin, Republican out that Pac Man is only one of many costumes Carlini is rigg It has been organized by the 2nd Dis 4:30 p.m.; and Robert Brzezinski, Livo candidate for the Wayne State Univer ing up. He plans to attend the private party as "the man of 1,000 trict Michigan Women's Political Ford, D-Taylor, candidate for re-elec tion in the 15th District (includes Livo nia assistant city attorney and candi sity Board of Governors; and Ellen faces," changing his costume every half hour. Carlini hopes to Caucus in cooperation with the Observ date for Judge in the 16th District Templin, Republican candidate for the er Newspapers and Wonderland Shop nia, Westland and Garden City) 3:15 win a prize for his efforts. p.m.; Dick Jacobs, Libertarian candi- (Livonia), 4:45 p.m. University of Michigan Board of Re ping Center. gents; will be Introduced to the audi Others are: Noel Culbert, Democrat ence. ic candidate for state Senate from the Candidates will be permitted to pass 6th District (Livonia, Redford, Plym out campaign literature in the mall outh, Cantoo and Northville), 5 p.m.; In area. Signs'will be allowed in certain Council allocates rat control funds cumbent Mary Dumas, R-Uvonia, can- designated areas. By Mauris Walker "The newly_hired.person^ will_have_ Charles Pickering, building director persons on layoff will be brought hack_ didate for re-election as county com- Admission to the rally-is-freerFooU staff writer two weeks training in rat control from Robert Fritz and Hudson. to the Job. missloner from the 10th District (In may purchased from vendors in Eatoo ihe county health department," Hudson "This will enable the one code en cludes Livonia), 5:15 p.m.; Dr. Bette Place during" the rally. . The rat problem in certain areas of said. THE PROBLEM areas were deter forcement officer currently working, to Erwin, Llbertrian candidate for the Serving as emcees for the program Westland Is officially going to be met mined by a week-long random survejr- concentrate on sections of the city U.S. Senate, 5:30 p.m.; Judge Gerald will Joan McCotter and Sharon Sarrls, "Immediately following the training,' ! head on. the project will get underway.'' of Wbout 1,300 yards on 49 blocks se where rats aren t a serious problem," Conle>, Incumbent 16th District (Livo co-chairwomen of the 2nd District After a public hearing Monday, the The City Council, concurring with lected by state and county health de Pickering added. nia) Judge seeking a two-year term, caucus. Council approved the reallocation of the city administration, earlier this partment officials. He had explained that the council 175,000 in federal community develop month bad passed a resolution to use Pickering said the survey was con was Involved in the rat problem be ment money to combat the city's rat the 175,000 for the project ducted to determine how serious the cause it had to approve any expendi what's inside problem. The. administration's recommenda problem was. He said he • was con ture of public funds. ' •• The money will go to hire two' code cerned about using the funds in re~ ACCORDING TO Frijz, the city will tion was to attack the rat problem 4 enforcement officers and for the pur through stepped-up code enforcement jponse to telephone complaints about supply poisons for the bait boxes, but it "VERY fiOnn RF^SDANQP'*— chase of traps, poisons and to print and and education. - rats without knowing if the city was will be up to residents of tbe^feano -•"- Amusements— ^- -*"r6-9C TCrrl Uwwt/ nCgrvriOB monitor the situation on a daily basis. "Had advertised In another paper lor 7 days, distribute educational material, Part of the 176,000 will be used t3 hitting the major problem areas. Glasslfled. . . Sections C.D only had a couple of calls. Began having cails Eugene Hudson, director of commu pay the salaries and fringe benefits of He said that the city needed to* have "If there's a sign of rats, the city will Editorials 14A earty Monday morning and the flrat caller nity development programs, said the the two code enforcement officers with enforcement which includes a strong set a box and bait it along/ with code Photography 15A bought 1 am still having calls " J. Herman city Is expected to hire two persons the remaining to be used to purchase education program. enforcement," he said. Obituaries 3A was very pleased at Ihe response he received According to the survey, rats are a on his Observer « Eccentric classified ad to next week and that the rat control pro supplied "An advantage of the city handling Religion 9B sen his lawn tractor serious problem (an infestation rate of gram would be getting Into full swing The one-year plan to battle the rat the rat problem itself rather than con Roll Call Report. . 7 . . 5A R«m»mber... within two weeks. program bad been outlined by Mayor tracting It out, is that ultimately two at least 6 percent) in areas bounded by: • Wayne, Newburgh, Ford and War Sports 1C ren roads In the central portion of the Suburban life . . . . -. . 18 city. Travel 7B JFunds allowparklot completion • Farmlngton, Inkster, Joy, Warren Police 722-9600 and Hine8 Drive in the northeast corner Fire, rescue. . . .721-2000, One cal la,, «/t? S|| ^¾ An additional $6,0()0 for work on parking lot project The original estimate of the project of the community. City Hall 721-6000 does it Jj^§y Central City Park has been approved Lundqulst said the.while undercut was set by the contractors at $26,000. • Merriman, Henry Ruff, Avoodale Circulation .... 591-0500 by City Council. ting the parking area, an additional With the additional work of undercut- and Palmer roads In the east-central Want ads 591-0900 —A pocket of debris was discovered, and Ing the unsuitable soil and removing part of Westland. Editorlardept.. . . 591-2300 591.0900 that the amount estimated to correct and replacing an area filled with rubb • Wayne, the railroad tracks, Glen- The money was requested by Henry Use your MasterCard or Visa Lundqulst, director of the Department the additional removal and fill of the ish and debris, the amount of extra wood and-Palmer roads in the south- of Public Service, for completing the area was $6,000. work was set at $31,000. central part of the city. ^^
~A 2A(W) O&E Thursday, October 21. 1982 ©bseruer Grant helps chamber match jobs, jobless . 663-530 Published every Monday and" Thursday by Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, In operation for less than a month, has placed several residents in jobs in 116,000 grant In federal community de pay for part of the salaries and fringe when they have a Job opening. Appli 36251 Schoolcraft. Livonia, Ml 48150. the Job Matching Project operated by the city. velopment funds. Beverly Stanton, benefits of Its staff, posters, brochures, cants are then matched with the Job Second-class postage paid at Livonia, the Westland Chamber of Commerce The program is being funded with a chamber first vice president, who rep postage, printing and other office ex opening and sent for interviews. Ml 48151. Address ail mall (subscription, change of address Form resents the group on the city's block- penses used In the program. This prevents our members from 3569) to P.O. Box 2428, Lrvonia. Ml grant advisory committee, suggested While open to all Westland residents, getting 9,900 applications, and it keeps 48151-Telephone 591-0500 ' tie project after becoming familiar the chamber Is targeting its Job-match Jobs In the community," said Stanton. HOME DELIVERY SERVICE with funding regulations. ing efforts in three areas: Norwayne, "Business isn't the greatest, but one Newsstand per copy, 25' the extreme southeastern section of the way to Improve It Is to keep Jobs in the Carrier monthly, $1.50 "I felt the chamber had an opportunlr city, south of Annapolis bordered by Mall yearly. $30.00 community.'* All advertising' published In the ty to possibly do something for the" Inkster. and Middlebelt, and a third Westland Observer is subject to the community when there was a real need area bounded by Marquette, New- Now that the chamber has a list of conditions stated in the applicable rate for it," she said. burgh, Wayne and Elmwood. Job applicants, Stanton said that the card, copies of which are available from The grant, which began in September the advertising department. Observer & Stanton said the program works by chamber needs to learn of more job Eccentric, 36261 Schoolcraft, Livonia. and extends until Aug. 31, has helped taking applications from unemployed openings. To list a job opening with the Ml 48150. (313) 591-2300. The the chamber out at a time when finan residents. The residents are screened chamber, call the office at 326-7222. Observer & Eccentric reserves the right cial problems had forced it to reduce according to ability and-kind of Job Applications are available at the off not to accept an advertiser's order. its staff to part-time status. Observer & Eccentric ad-takers have no they are seeking. She said the chamber ice, on Ford Road between Wayne and authority to bind this newspaper, and The chamber is using the money to has asked its members to let it know Newburgh. or.ry publication of an advertisement shall constitute final acceptance of the advertiser's order. Warmbier probes appointments
Continued from Page "I can't-f uid-aJot-ot enthusiasm for - I He added that the delay since the Sept. 14 recall ees. It's nothing personal. They're probably all good • HURRY! tmi election in making the appointments was because people, but we were proud of the selection we sub I they-"just wanted to become familiar with the situ mitted," Warmbier continued. "I'm trying to find I Before it's ation in the community." out where the appointments came from. I think it I too late... "WE FOUND there were people on different fac smells all the way from the administration building tions, pro and anti-recall. We wanted to appoint to Lansing." I MASKS, CAPES, I people that wouldn't be partisan but be interested Warmbier said there is a question whether the I MAKE-UP and other spooky I in the best education for citizens," Fetter said. "I newly appointed board members need to be sworn I accessories. The BEST In I think we achieved that." In or are automatically on the board. Also of con I • Warmbier disagrees, noting that LeSuer .and cern, he said, is the election of new board officers. Halloween costumes. I Specialists in Star Wars Costumes I Ryan both had some contact with the anti-recall "Do they serve until the Dec. 7 special election or ARDEN CITY MODERN faction.. Warmbier and board members Dewey until next June?" Warmbier asked. FRONTIER BOOTERYI These clasped hands are the symbol the Westland Chamber of SHOE SERVICE 25929 Plymouth Rd. | Combs and David Moranty generally were consid "It appears rfe are back to a 4-3 vote. I don't r Commerce is using on posters and brochures for its Job Matching 2228 MIDDLEBELT (JUST West of | ered voting opponents of the four who were re know how that will set with the community. We're i 425-3640 Beech Daly) Project designed to help keep jobs within the city. called. right back where we were." i (Ford at Middlebelt) 937-2150 I i i with this I 10% OFF cdupdn I • I '•£'. |6& */ If your spouse drinks ABINET KOVERS too much and you do not, and you want to
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TRANSMISSION ficers plan tomor SIRVICI J 165 TABLETS TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION row's weapon * H. Thursday, October 21, 1982 OLE (W.G)3A military news TIMOTHY D. ALLBNBAUOH, Spe NAVY AIRMAN RECRUIT DON- cialists 4, the son of William R. and AID J. BELL, son of Donald J. and WUdi M. AUeobaugh of 50*11 Stien- Margaret J. Bell of 626 John Hix, West- hauer, Westland, is one of more than land, has. completed the aviation hy 100,000 U. S. soliders and airmen par draulics maintenance course. ticipating In the army REFORGER, or During the seven-week course at the return of forces to Germany, and the Naval Air Technical Training Center, < Air Force Crested Cap exercises In Eu Millington, Tenn., students received In rope; struction oh the Inspection, servicing VS. service members in Europe, as and repair of aircraft hydraulic sys wall as those from the United States, tems. Join their NATO partners In ground ex In classroom and practical applica ercises in central West Germany, east tion periods, they studied the operation of the Rhine River. of landing gear and steering, braking The Joint exercises are designed to and shock absorbing mechanisms. demonstrate U.S. capabilities to rein MARINE PFC. KENNETH P. force Europe with NATO-committed BIRCH, SOD of Philip L. Birch of 361 ground and air units in a crisis situa Kinmore Court, Dearborn Heights, and tion. Judith A. Birch, 84791 Fountain Blvd., Allenbaugh is a company clerk with Westlaad1 has completed recruit train the 1st infantry division at Fort Riley, ing at the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Kan. San Diego. obituaries COLONEL ELLSWORTH GRIGG Lake Worth, Fla. and nine grandchil Services for Colonel Ellsworth Grigg dren. of Gardne City were held Oct. 13 in the Harry J. Will Funeral Home. Inter HOWARD BROWN Westland John Glenn High's Rocket band and cheerleaders perform for the audience, which Includes Garden City musicians on the ment was In Grand Lawn Cemetery. Services for Howard Brown, of Gar sideline enjoying the performance. Mr. Grigg, 93, died Oct 10. den City, were held Oct. 8 In St. Mels He was a retired engineer from Ma Church. Interment was in St. Hedwig. sonic Temple and a former guard at K- Mr. Brown, 65, died Oct. 5. Mart He was a retired mechanic from the Surviving are two daughters, Naomi Detroit Free Press. r and Arlene ^linger, both of Garden ^Surviving are his wife, T&eima; Strike lip the band! City; a son, Harvey of Sterling Heights;* daughter, Deborah Ann; son, David; 6 grandchildren and 4 great grandchil mother Josle; two sisters and six broth dren. ers. Music making marches on at high school LAWRENCE CLINTON QUICK SAMANTHA MA YE BREEDING n A Services for Lawrence Clinton Quick Services for Samantha Maye Breed By Doug Funk* iIn addition to music," Logan said. "V*"We —*will d"o mayb*~e» *»—thre—e .1.«.show—s I1n- ~«~,i„t~.precision. ~.~>w.marchin»g _uwitkh -1—playin1 g a mu of Redf ord were held Oct. 13 in St John ing were held Oct.18 in the R.G.& G.R. staff writer "We have a lot of class officers ac five games for the Interest of students sical Instrument. Physical conditioning Basco Church. The Rev. Michael Kun- Harris Funeral Home. Rev. Terence F. tive In the band," he added. "Usually, and Interest of the fans," Cheyne said. plays a big part. drat officiated. Interment was InTrepp a offlcated. Interment was in What group works just as hani as the he or she is someone who is pretty spir "I like to change things around once In That's why, just like football teams, . Parkview Memorial Cemetery. United Memorial Gardens. team prior to a game but doesn't al ited, outgoing, has a good outlook on a while." " bands often attend summer camp. Mr. Quick, 57, died Oct. 9. Infant Samantha, 3 months, died Oct ways get its due credit for a good per school and what it has to offer." The marching Rockets of Glenn — "We work oq, fundementals and cal He worked for Conveyor Manufac 15. formance? Cheyne also said he notices his band 100 musicians, a 22-person color guard isthenics every day," Logan said. turing In maintenance repair. Surviving are parents, Shirley and What group Isn't on center stage at members tend to be better-than-aver- and drum major Kurt Kula — also Cheyne also said drills and tech Surviving are six daughters, Donna Kenneth; two sisters, Tabitha and Sa- an athletic event but whose presence age students. "I think they probably re spend plenty of time perfecting their niques first practiced In summer camp Sandra of Westland, Lisa Couter of Tip brina; grandparents, Charles and Shir adds to the color and pageantry of the alize the discipline of practice goes routines. set the groundwork for successful per ton, Nancy Goodwin of Belleville, De-ley Harmon, James and Ruby occasion? along with the discipline of studies,* he "We're on the same type schedule the formances during the season. bra of Belleville, Sandra Dross of Dear McDougall; and two uncles.Cbarles and What group has more members than said. football team Is," Logan said. "We also Baud members, perhaps more than born Heights and Suzanne of Redford Anthony Harmon. " any athletic team but doesn't get near have our "games* where we go to.com other school groups, may have tohustl e Township; 2 brothers and 4 sisters. ly the publicity? THIS YEAR, the marching Cougars petitions and festivals." nowadays torais e money for trips and CHARLES G. WEBB Come on, you know. from Garden City consist of 76 musi Band practice at Glenn Is regularly equipment. Booster clubs help, but it's JENNIE MAY MCdNTTY Services for Charles G. Webb, of Think music. cians, a 28-person color guard, 16 pom scheduled 7-9:30 p.m. Mondays, Tues common to find the musicians on the Mesa, Arizona were held in Arizonia. think band. ' pon girls, four majorettes and drum days and Thursdays. front lines of fundraislng efforts. Services for Jennie May McGlnlty of Mr. Webb, 75, died Oct. 12, Norman A. Logan, director of instru majors Tracy Plumb and Debbie Dee. Glenn basically presents one Broad That may be one reason why band Westland were held Oct 3 In St Juliana He was an attorney with the law mental music at John Glenn High The entire band — musicians and way-type halftlme show per season, members frequently enjoy each other's Catholic Church In Florida. Interment firm of Webb, Leitz & Coultler from \ .School, and James Cheyne, director of marchers — meets every day in school, was in Hillcrest Memorial Cemetery, 1936 to 1972 and was a Justice of the - Logan said, but "keeps adding numbers company outside of the formal band 'bands at Garden City High School, ap-. during band class to work on their par-^ and parts of routines" for freshness. situation. '•„.'.,' W. Palm Beach, Fla. Peace in Garden City. He was amanv predate the efforts of their musicians tlcular specialties. ''«"', The Rockets will also participate in "It's sort of a fraternity group," Mrs. McGinlty, 91, died Oct. 1. ber of the Garden City Rotary and Odd and marchers. Everything comes together 6-9:30 as many as a half-dozen outside band Cheyne said. She was a horaemaker. Fellows. "I would say the typical band mem p.m. Wednesdays prior to home foot competitions this fall. A loyal fraternity which is always Surviving are a daughter, Genevieve Surviving are his wife, Maude; a ber is an above-average student, some ball games when the band takes to the ACTUALLY, not many people real there, win or lose, to boost the team Baydarlan of Westland; a son, George daughter, Barbara and two grandchil one pretty Involved In other activities field for practice. ize the coordination needed tocombin e and entertain the crowd. of Livonia; a sister, Helen Trivette of dren. EDEEOSEiraflms t^±tt^9 MM J_i Friday & Saturday October 22 & 23 #f«3sL ^ ^3 5yf I *.-c «3fe &S1 The majorettes from It) \ mmmmmmmm Av Trv** mSM••S>«¥ 5*5* M %•; &l ,ss <: er*.% HL ii *\ Band directors Nor- rrtan Logan Jr. (left) Of John Glenn and James Cheyne of garden City High watch their students from the sideline. FAI^MNE HUDSON'S, LORD & TAYLOR, L. J TOWN JCPRNNEYand over 1J1,0 SEARS great stores, SAKS, servicesFIFTH AVENU, restaurantE ^^^m^^s and th e movies CENTE/^TTI'IVT' 11 Li 1R U West of Southflofd between Michigan Avenue and Ford Road, Dearborn Monday-Saturday, 10 am-O pm (313)693-3330 8unday, Noon-5 pm Stroller Rental Available ifltftiMtiij^^i^^^^ 'Hfcifltt'lfli ** 4A0/V.G) O&E Thursday. October 21, 1982 YMCA to open fall programs WeJSimplify the Problems • HAUNTED HOUSE • CRAFT/BAKE SALE Thursday, Oct. 21 - The Garden City Jaycees Haunted Friday, Oct. 22 and Sunday, Oct. 23 — Lutheran Brotherhod House is open through Oct. 30. Hours are 7-10 p.m. Monday- Branch 2076 will host a craft and bake sale from 10 a.m. to 5 Thursday, and 7-10:30 p.m, Friday-and Saturday at Garden City community p.m. in Good Hope Lutheran Church, 28680 Cherryhill, in Gar Park, Cherry Hill and Merrtman. Admission is $1 per person. calendar den City. • BABY CAR SEATS • AGING MEETING Thursday, Oct. 21 — The Westland Jaycees are sponsoring a Non-profit groups should mail items for the. Friday, Oct. 22 — The City of Westland's Department On BUBS Program (Buckle Up Babes) seats are available for rent calendar to the Observer, 36251 School Aging's Friendly Visitors will hold their monthly meeting at the al for 9 month intervals. Cost is $10 with a $15 refundable craft, Livonia 48150. The -date, time and Friendship Center, 37095 Marquette at 1 p.m. For more infor deposit. place of the event should be'included, along mation call 722-7632. with the name and telephone number of • HAUNTEP HOUSE someone who can be reached during nor • BAZAAR Thursday, Oct. 21 — The Westlad Jaycees Haunted house is Saturday, Oct. 23 - Senior Citizens of Willow Creek Apart mal business hours to clarify information. ment complei, will hold .bazaar from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the located on Wayne Road and Dooelly south of Ford Road. For A death in the family can cause shock more information cal 595-4906 or 326-8061. complex Club House. Willow Creek is located in Westland on • CRAFT SALE Newburgh Road just south of Ford. and bewilderment and make it diffi Saturday, Oct. 23 - Wayne Memorial High School Girls cult for you to make important decisi • EPILEPSY SUPPORT Swim Team will host a craft show at the Wayne-Ford Civic • OPEN HOUSE ons in time of need. That's why we Thursday, Oct. 21 Epilepsy Support Program Inc. a self help League, 1661 Wayne Road in Westland.' Admission is free. For urge you to make arrangements in ad support group will meet at 7:30 in All Saints Lutheran Church, Saturday, Oct. 23 - The Garden City Jaycee Auxiliary (Jay- vance. We guide you through all the time and more informatloin call 729,9029. cettes) are hosting an open house at the Garden City Fire Sta planning; no details are .overlooked. 8850 Newburgh Road in Livonia. For more information call tion located on MJddlebelt Road, next to City Hall from 10 a.m. 477-4064 • RETIRED PERSONS to 3 pm. Pictures will be taken by the Jayceetes with your Call anyti'me for an appointment. Friday, Oct 22 — The American Association of Retired Per favorite fireman, at a minimal fee. Operations Red Ball Stick- • TONQUISH DINNER sons, Livonia Chapter 1109 will meet at 11 a.m. at St. era wiUbe-passes^Hit-and-arefree: —taffy, Gerry & Larry Griffin —Thm-sday.Oct.«- TONQUISH Scouters will hold there an Matthew's United Methodist Church, 30900 Six Mile Road in Licensed Funeral Directors nual recognition dinner at 6:30 in Roma's of Garden City. All Livonia. SocUa hour will be followed by lunch at noon. • CRAFT SHOW Tonquish scouters, parents and alumni are invited. Tickets are Mmembers and guest are asked to bring a sandwich; coffee, tea Saturday, Oct 23 - St. Damian's Altar Sodality will hold $8 per person, reservations can be made by calling 595-4102 or. and cookies will be served. Members shouldn't forget their their annual Arts and Craft Show from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. St L J. Griffin Funeral Home 721-1531. bakesale items. For more information call 261-1243. Damian's Is located at 29891 Joy Road in Westland. . 7707 Midrjlebelt (Just South of Ann Arbor Trail) LIVONIA BUILDING ^n- 522-9400 MATERIALS CO. Put your 12770 FARMINGTON RD. [HOUSE OF DENTURES! LIVONIA, MICH. .48150 Holland PHONES 937-0478 421-1170 Licensed Dentist; WESTLAND DEMOCRATS ARE VOTING TOR "HEADQUARTERS FOR BUILDING Bulbs tobed Jr. AND MODERNIZATION NEEDS" FREE Examination SYLVIA QKREL DRYWALL before winter and IOTH ONLY* 5-GALLON Plant a selection of our choice Consultation; $300.00 [lowe'r-buirjs in beds—or borders, by a fence, and up STATE REPRESENTATIVE IN STOCK READY-MIXED PaMforbySferal lor Slats R»p, 291S1 Badelt. Westland WUS185 along a walk, acossa iav.n Repairs and r 4x8 4x10 4x12 4r14 JOINT COMPOUND They're daz2ling anywhere. BAG OF MIXED Relines Same' USG Day I Y i25 5J5 «*«*« 25 ct. TULIPS Partials $ 6 Insurance Accepted 630 s/fcw 7 L SAITOHS $o QC V 33) 190 $J» 28350 Grand River You can take the CASH & CARRY ONLY C6Ut6r inC (20 unit.) V 4>74 W2 7.10 8.30 Farminflton Hills, 2½ Blks. West o7 8 Mile A worry out of 587 W. Ann Arbor Trail For Appointment Call 478-1495] MON.-FRI. 8-5 SAT. 8-12 PLYMOUTH • 453-6250 future funeral costs No one kno-.vs what s going to haooe.l to luno'cl WESTLAND DEMOCRATS ARE VOTING FOR WESTLAND DEMOCRATS ARE VOTING FOR c-l'Ms in :t*e fytu'e but iruo-jgh~ore-planning you can «no... r-r-at yoor (ynera: •I. i." TUROWSKI and Son -.„ !' • TONIGHT; THIS COULD FUNERAL HOME,,. .yy. •-•-•;,•#<* • o-j- 'Iff INA'8 IMP0RT9 t«*V BE YOUR HOME ^) Bringing a part of Europe to Livonia need a solution ,?\J- FASTI The ALARM CONNECTION INTRODUCES "Planning ahead... it makes good sense'. CAPODIMONTE 3 PERIM-A-TRON* ALARM SYSTEM c • computerized, keyless (Ceramic-Porcelain) • commercial quality • monitoring systems available for police, FLOWERS 10% Off Prices start at tire, and ambulance WESTLAND DEMOCRA TS ARE VOTING FOR Deluxe PASTA MACHINE. t THE ALARM CONNECTION Free In-home With Ravili attachments Reg. '79" SALE 65 demonstrations Southfieid 827-8898 SYLVIA WKREL • BridaJ Registration •Announcernenls • Table Favors N. Oakland 887-2338. 32104 Plymouth Rd. AN OLD PIANO, RESTORED, CAN Come To Our House SOUND AS GOOD OR BETTER THAN A NEW ONE JIM SELLECK'S HAUNTED PIANO SERVICE FREE ESTIMATES ALL PIANOS HOUSE GOMPtETETUNINGS REPAIR FEAR 495-4515 • PLAYERS NO OBLIGATION • ELECTRIC i r * ,-AY 7"SHOW&~ -A1V> ^A CASALEI C!I JBESEIER Prlrttmaker 35 American Enlarger Red Cross Dealgnad tor the b^jlnnlng dark Oct. 22 to 30 • 6PM to 1-1 PM room hobbyiat..Color prlrtllna a* (• navar boon «o eeay! .' ! Ut)t >ew c«t b**A» Here's how area members of Con that at a time when the administration Most transactions were to be cost of the federal regulatory commis for and 37 against, the Senate tabled dent. Sen. Jesse Helms, R-N.C, who gress were recorded on major rollcali is cutting programs to preserve coastal charged six to 12 cents each, although sion at a time when they will be paying and thus killed an amendment la pre sponsored the_amendment, said unions votes in the days before the current resources, "it is critically important" the Tee for options and leverage deals $27 million annually to fund the self- vent labor unions from using compulso "take money from'American workers Election Day recess. to give states money for marine pres was to be $3. The amendment wa$ pro policing activities of the Rational Fu ry union dues for any political purpose. against their will and use it to support HOUSE ervation projects. posed to a bill (HR 5447) funding the tures Association. poltical causes and candidates the Opponent Gene Snyder, R-Ky:, said commission and strengthening its pow Members voting "yea" wanted to as Under present law, unions cannot use workers often oppose." OIL AND GAS MONEY - The he wonders "about the priorities of any ers. The bill also delegates regulatory sess a "user's fee" on those who trade dues for direct contributions to candi House passed, 260 to 134, a bill to ear Congress that would take up to $3 bil powers to the National Futures Associ in the future market. Pursell, Brodhead dates. But they can use dues to finance No senators spoke in favor of killing mark up to $300 million annually in lion (the 10-year cost of the bill) from ation, a trade association. and Broomfield voted "yea.". "voter education" projects and other the amendment. Offshore oil and gas revenues to coastal the U.S. Treasury to put these turkeys Sponsor Barber Conable, R-N.V., Bonior and Blanchard voted "nay." forms of In-kind support of candiates states bordering the oceans and the ahead of other important programs, as£ed,'"Why in the world should the Ford did not vote. and political causes Senators voting "nay" favored limit Great Lakes. such as Social Security, to name one." taxpayer pay the cost of this particular ing political spending by unions. The funding would come from the es Members voting "yea" wanted to di regulation?" SENATE The amendment was offered to HJ timated $10 billion to $15 billion the vert a portion of revenue from offshore Opponent Ed Jones, L>Tenn., said it Res 599, an appropriations bill later Sens. Carl Levin, D, and Donald Rie- Treasury is expected to gain annually oil and gas leases to the coastal states. wasunfair to expect traders to pay the UNION POLITICS — By a vote of 62 passed and signed into law by the presi- gle, D, voted "yea." under the Reagan Administration's Reps. David Bonior, D-Mt. Clemens, program to lease offshore lands to en William Ford, D-Taylor, William Brod ergy prospectors. head, D-Detroit and William Broom- PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT EMPIRE KITCHEN it BATH CENTER According to supporters^one ration field, R-Birmingham voted "yea." ale of the bill is that coastal states de Rep. Carl Pursell, R-Plymouth voted [SOLID 282^2000 serve the special payments to offset "nay." WOOD 928-°8300 the impact of offshore drilling on their Rep. James, Blanchard, D-Pleasant Keep a woman CABINET marine resources. - Ridge did noLvote. REFACING Although all coastal states would get Save 30% some of the $300 'million, the amount FUTURE MARKET — By a vote of on the Supreme over the would depend on factors such as popu 170 for and 216 against, the House re cost of lation, shoreline mileage, and the vol jected an amendment to assess a Court., .choose installing ume of offshore drilling near the state. "user's fee" on transactions in the fu: new - States would have to spend their block tures market. Cabinets grant on marine-related programs such The Reagan Administration backed Judge Dorothy as those they administer under the the amendment, saying it would pay CH 2414 DIX LINCOLN PARK MAPV Coastal Zone Management Act or on most or all of the $23 millibdannual Comstock Riley. other programs to enhance their natu budget of the Commodity Futures SAVE• DO IT YOURSELF ral resources. The bill (HR 5543) was Trading Commission — shifting the sent to the Sentae. cost from the Treasury to. the private VINYL PLACEMENT WINDOWS Supporter Walter Jones, D-N.C, said sector. Paid for by Judge Dorothy Comstock Riley Supreme Court Committee, 702 Ford BuildJrvg, Detroit, Ml 48226- - P SA VE WITH OUR HELP 928-8301 I CORRECTION: Th* sd which r»n 9/30 wu In tnt. I TU ad ihookJ hw b—fi «t follow* I $$$SAVE$$$ I ^ Custom Gallery ON HEAT BILLS • •• I t .Don's Caulking Service I RECAULKING I Specialists In Bath. Lighting & Home Decor I One O.¾¾f The Largest^, Mos t UniquStudioe Selectionss Of SPECIALIST Accessories • Medicine Cablnels • Towel Bars • 25 years experience I Decorative Faucets * Shelves • Mirrors • Switch Plates assures you the highest I • Vanities Our Specialty* Mini To Max! • Lighting quality and lowest I Hour* Daify 9 to 5:30 wn. Fri. 9 to 9 pm. Q»o»ed Sun. 24200 TELEGRAPH RD. Bet 0 A 10 ML Ms. 355-4550 price work. lorTbur 421-6423 insured 261-9773 ••v- and Sale FARM & ESTATE SALE 1910 to 1982 Talk/ the UREVOLT%nd Cut Your Heating, Eleanor Goodenough Cooking and Hot Water Bills to Zero/ Spicer ».- »13fc{--*.*i J, ;^.v Masonry UREV0LT?;; Farmington, Michigan (Utilmng Radiant fnergy Value ol Log and Timber) y FEATURES: Sat, Oct. 23, 1982-9:30 AM 4 150.000JTU Ha»t Per Hour * 60 Hu Per load Of Coal LONO ACRES ESTATE ^Si * Hoi Water Healing ^fm Friday noon iolOpm LOCATED 1 MILE NORTH OP PARJCNOTOS, OH PARMINGTON / ROAD HALF WAY BETWEEN 10*11 MILE ROADS. JUST NORTH OP * Domestic Hoi Water FARMINGTON COMMUNITY CENTER. * Cooking Center ANTIQUES GALORE * Hot Air Heating .SOTE: THERE WILL BE SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE THIS IS * Baking Oren THE ACCUMULATION OF OVER 70 YEARS. PLEAS£ BE * Chinese Oven 10hoursonly ON TIME. THERE WILL BE OFFJIQAD PARKING. YOU MUST REGISTER TO BUY. *^ * Smoke Oven one very special day. ..10 very special flours • we ve captured all i.iiiiiiiiiiiii.i.nrMT^fi^pyiT^iyiTit^iTiTninnninj^ii^jiijiim^j^ * 8trbecue Center r : J NOTE THIS IS1VSTA SAMPLE OT WHAT IS TO BS SOLD THZRZ W/Lt BZ '^yir? 3 .* ?'£<-' ^ ^vt' of falCs prettiest, warmest decorating shades...pul them into our sbUETHIXQ FOR £Vt*YONB- THIS R THE ACCVMVUUTOX OF * Heat Saver fireplace OYER 7» YEAJU PLEASE 81 ON TMX. THERE WTLLBE OFF ROAD >ti&-> AA^^S^^ fabulous furniture groupings... and marked every piece of furniture at PAJUUSO. YOV MUST REGISTER TO BUY. subs • - ^¾^ TEj^CASB MY WSA1A NO OOOO REMOVED UNTO. r>«^ I 1¾^¾¾¾¾^ Lant>at savings just for you, _ Enjoy free coffee, donuls and cider. •^•^y" STrtroroRNOTRisroKsrajroRAoaDPrT»DAv(i-^g''^, PLANS, INSTRUCTIONS, MATERIAL LIST $20.00 roiVSe lnrou -=^ 'OP SALE OR (TOO AFTER MUX ^-c" —' <• i£'--'^S 14^,^0'^'P 9^ our stores and experience a breathtaking array of beautiful : es ns n uin NICHOLAS G. SPJCER SZ0KE CONSTRUCTION CO. ":-*JF r • ^^^^'•y}jl ^ '9 ' ^ 9 color. And find exceptional markdowns that will save you DEPARTMENT 110 %-60% on everything th our store:..for 10 hours, only. Personal Representative 1844 Merrill / Lincoln Park, Ml. 48146 ».,-, "Preface" dining room and Serta 1/2 off bedding sate Charles "Chuck" Chestnut %$Y£\\6citifional collections and *. Oose out of last years covers. Sale Mgr. & Auctioneer ? N^^y'w'jrwpsgate" dining room grouping. Twin Reg. $139.95 # ^Qttiwonsate (including special orders) rio\o on sate 969.95 ea.pc. ' . . ^¾¾. ..•*.... 20% off Full Reg. $199.95 ?'' 3ISS^--.-K^ Now on sale S99.95ea.pc. A Heritage...every sofa, love seat, chair Queen Reg. $519 90 • and ottoman In the popular "Custom Now on sale S2S9.90perset Design Program." King Reg. $699.95 lioub on sale (including special orders) . . Now on sale S349.95perset Si -/ liv&fy •. .. 25% off Thomasvllle dining room, bedroom and *.-*<—AS' - z^fHtnredon...every sofa, love seat, chair, occasional collections. /V?f"*7^io(ito}n«rJ and modular unit In the We've included these famous groupings. {temporary "Folio 500"grouping. "Carnille . '4 Comer Imports ". Gwnd tcloru sale price (including special Classic and "Mystique %, orders) ' 20% off Now on sale (including special orders) 25%50%off Henredon's "Oriental Accents Program" Including: sofa tables, bafs, Barcalounger, Classic Leather, Craft- cocktail tables, consoles, pedestals. work Guild, Flair, Sellg, St. Timothy, chests, curio cabinets and accent ThayerCoggin and Vanguard sofas, tables. love seats and chairs. Introductory sate price (including special Choose frorn our fine selection You may even borders) 20% off special order dunna this sale Now on sale . . ' , 20% off Vamps and accessories. Ir\cfuded m this group are paintings. Leather sofas, chairs and ottomans. ^¾¾¾¾¼ sculptures, clocks, pictures, grandmother^ndSelect from 60 leather upholstered pieces in (M?m S'~> . ..1^¾ V'ij Price protection policy: If u'tlhtn 10 days after purchasj you f|p^%;, should happen to receive a lower tnu c «>r Save a/i anywhere in the Detroit In -county area •n* extra 10% WE WILL MEET THE PRICE! If you're smart enough to fall in loi Dearborn 565-3J00 23600 Michigan Ave east'o! Telegraph Bloomfield Hills 642 8822 4 107 Telegraph at Long Lake Rd Rochester 652 3500 # I I 10 S Rochester Rd in U,n> heater M.Wf f ^»^ A. A We make you * I yVVt^VCVV?^ fe/ right at home. Use our cfi'iiV.'iif'i; i h.i'yc \ is.i or •M.wr.' Card ».. ' » "••^S^^^^^^ i^fV^O^Bvw^^r^^^ tmri^^r^m m^m^^m^j^mmw• • • • "«*^^^«^^m^pi««i««iH«Minipai«iv«P9«p^^^^ni^ 6A(W.O) O&E Thursday, October 21. 1982 Classified... the science of organized sh • IJI ing y w - ^ -i r J •-'-• ;< v -, ^Vr .••V^^/y-VMw: ».<' 1 '.=v/-ri ^"^' ~ " A* You hold a full-time job and you run a households-full-time. Time is THERE'S A LOT To place an ad, call before 4 p.rn. QOINQONIN important to you. You're not interested in .running from store to Store-to .make Tuesday for Thursdays paper and your purchases. But you are interested,in finding the best prices. That's why 4 p.nvFriday for Monday^ paper. The Service Directory deadline is <©bfl(ertiet^Iecetttr!c you turn to the classified columns first when you're in the market to buy. All 24 hours earlier. the facts you need, to make a purchase decision are right in front of you. Shopping classified saves you time and money. How efficient! Wayne County - 591-0900 Oakland County REACH MICHIGAN'S FINEST MARKET 644-1070 ONE CALt D0E8 IT ALU Rochester/Avon x 852-5222 ^^^!^^^^ SSWSSPPPPPP Lucas misses debate Thursday, October 21, 1982 O&E (L.R.W,G)7A FitzPatrick: End UAW dominaFion By-Tlm-Rlchard and two as board chairman as a Demo "elect hlrh "to office. And so we have the staff writer crat, jumping into the GOP primary two regional directors who get very for county executive so he could "have much involved In (county) politics. Wiping out the Wayne County Road a shot at the finals." , "The union has been very good to my Commission won't eliminate the con The Road Commission contract family. I don't know where I'd be if It troversial union contract protecting 73 came under political and courtroom weren't for the union. The question is top managers, says county executive heat for allegedly locking the 73 mana- whether the union should be, in fact, candidate Robert FitzPatrick. ger$ into their jobs and frustrating re the controlling interest of all of us who "We have to qpntinue in court if organization by the county executive pay taxes And I don't believe they we're going to dissolve that manage who is to be elected.Nov. 2. Detroit should." ment '.union/" FitzPatrick laid the newspapers long have criticized-oepo- Redford Township/Chamber of Com tlsm and UAW domination of Road EARLIER IN the week, Lucas an merce last week. On that point the Re Commission hiring policies. nounced appointment of a commission publican nominee differed sharply with Both Lucas atid FitzPatrick support to advise him on county reorganization OUR GREATEST STORE WIDE SALE EVER IS ONNOW Sheriff William Lucas, the Democratic %.. ed state laws enabling voters to amend after the election. FitzPatrick laughed: nominee. the county charter to eliminate the "My God, we've had all kinds of com Lucas, who did not show up for the Road Commission. . missions to study county government, STOREWIDE SALE scheduled debate, had, said earlier the and In December, after he's elected, every rug contract would be dissolved once vot Robert FitzPatrick FITZPATRICK WAS asked about the then he'll tell us how he'd reform coun- Take advantage of reduced prices on every-car-pet- ers approve a_ charter amendment UAW shouldn't dominate -;UAW-Road Commission political con ty~government. Hebelieves he's auto- —every kind of floor covering we fraiF bringing the nearly autonomous under nection, given the UAW's reputation as matically going to take that job." every wall-hanging die. Our entire stock of quality items the jurisdiction of the county execu er, the county executive will be able to a social-conscious union. Admitting he's an underdog, FitzPa every oriental rug - carpet from the finest mills, rugs_ tive's office. Lucas has declined to join appoint and -remove -the three-board !lThere Is a-diiference- between Soli trick said the issue is reform versus evefy-bFaided-Fug- from all over the world, runners, FitzPatrick in a court suit challenging members of the Road Commission. On darity House (the union's international old-style politics, "not a black man and every handmade braided rugs- and wall hangings - the contract. this point FitzPatrick promised: headquarters) and Wayne County," said a white man or the city of Detroit and rug from India even special orders will carry sale "I certainly will not appoint three FitzPatrick. "Having been raised in a the suburbs or a Republican and a every oriental prices during our great'"semi-annual SAID FITZPATRICK: "The legisla members of the UAW as has been done union family, I know a little about it. Democrat. reproduction sale. It's the event people wait for tion (allowing the charter amendment; in the past — Bard Young's secretary "The problems that transcend the lo "On the one hand, we have a man every contemporary does not address itself to the contracts (Grace Hampton), the fellow who came cal political entitles are taken care of who has been part of the executive and it's here now! rulug because they're binding contracts that out of Region I (Cfarence Dukes) and, in Solidarity House. When it comes to branch of government 12 years and ^^^ 6 were negotiated with the then Road of course, Mike Berry, who makes his politics in Wayne County, the two re never once, to my knowledge, did he. Commission." living on workmen's comp case from gions (I-B and I-E) are told 'you will do advocate reform of county govern (told after the meeting that Lucas' (UAW) Local 600. your own endorsing.' ment. axrp^ & Grea irufy .staff said he wasn't making his sched "Doug Fraser (UAW international "I've always stood for reform, and I Woodward at 11¼ Mile • 543-5300 ule known because of threats on his president) is very smart. He doesn't get think I have a track record to prove "I THINK the union should be repre Excellence In Style & Craftsmanship Since 194$ life, FitzPatrick said. "Isnt.that hok- sented, but I don't think it (county gov into arguments with the people who that." ey? He has 800 deputies to protect him ernment) should be a dumping ground He probably figures he's ahead and can for former union members any long take it easy") er," he said. 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We have to tighten our belts $1,000 tax credit to go to each employ can bid on government Jobs, andTU get and bring government into competitive er for each person be hires, to simulate Both major gubernatorial candidates a forest program going that could cre Richard Headlee parity with other states," he added. jobs," Headlee said. focus on employer agree that jobs for Michigan residents ate 140,000 new jobs," Blanchard add But Blanchard called his opponent's are the governor's top priority, but the ed, saying that a tax Increase would be HEADLEE, WHO has lost support plan more Reaganomles, with benefits disagreement occurs over wh6 should unnecessry to support these programs. from several GOP leaders of the Na for the wealthy. provide the employment opportunities. Blanchard reminded voters that tional Organization for Women recent , Before a record 2,600-person crowd "Voters have a clear choice between Michigan could not rely on the federal ly, said he's a member of the "party for "an active economic program or more Monday at the Economic Club of De government for financial help. He clt^d women." troit luncheon in Cobo Hall, Republican. Reaganomics You have a choice be 1 1 his work on the Chrysler guaranteeoT- tween a candidate who makes govern Richard Headlee and Democrat James loan program, which saved 100,000 "I'm concerned about what women Blanchard made their pitches for gov are saying about me — that I don't su- ment work or one with no experience In A r J jobs, as evidence that he has experi government. I think using the human' ernor. ence building coalitions. .port them. Forty percent of my mana gerial staff (at Alexander Hamilton resource is the only way we can work "We have to provide jobs in the pri together," Blanchard said. vate sector. I believe in private-sector Life Insurance) are women.. HEADLEE AGREED that Blanchard x solutions," said Headlee, the Farming- had experience in government but "There are two Republican senators, S • - James/3lanchard ton Hills insurance executive. called It "the wrong kind.:* and the only woman Supreme Court focus pn worker FM97 "The last place I would go to for help justice is a Republican. The Republican THE MUSIC'S AS BEAUTIFUL AS THE NAME. FOUR-TERM Congressman Blanc is the Democratic majority of the Party is the party for women," T •»- T" V T V hard, of Pleasant Ridge, countered ..House of Representatives for account- Headlee said. .. _, with his ideas for governmental pro ing methods," Headlee said. . grams to help rescue the state's econo Headlee presented his 10-polnt plan ANOTHER MAJOR difference be SHOW & my. calling for no new taxes, revising the tween the candidates, Headlee noted, is - SALE! "We need government to create the single-business tax, improving unem their Ideas about how to get unem OFFER climate for the private sector to em ployment Insurance and workers' com ployed persons back to work. ploy people," Blanchard said. pensation, conductlng.an operations au Blanchard alms at the person to be mi "I will establish a strategic invest dit of each state department, develop retrained, while Headlee targets the S* «\lU>°r. o*5*o^ IJ—^1 ment bank to target job training pro ing a strategic plan for agriculture and employer. &£i grams. I'll begin a. department of puifc._ -forestry, freezing state tiring, restor "Eighty percent of the minorities in -WtOFFSR fcjr aefttcea to church group* lie works program to repair our roads ing funding for quality education, elim this state can't get on the first rung of "' ^artttelub* TCYlectyrea arid films$¢^:¾ and sewers. We're going to have to im inating waste and duplication in gov $. e£b)eot» ee estateplannln^^ 4¾¾¾ prove them someday. Why not now, ernment, establishing a part-time legl8-_ m ^iriUtrdii^rdteetea funeral pr«-pleji^to: :•*.?. Prlntmaker 35 and put people back to work?" he add- lalure_.,aod replacing _welfare with .k^ntffti^eMiJrsc^ti Enlarger "workfare." M-Kjjrtef ccuneejlffc aMMe bereave%* Designed (or the beginning dark' KEROSENE HEATER SALE room hobbyist..Color printing a» ,' never been »o easy! i Friday, Oct. 22nd til 9 PM U4l» rum o»" b*mMKi OSto or MW >•••• n«0*Uv» trom »,t)mlol«lix» lo XVnov $,*••»'^,"" VH •WlKod^Kj' EkUftu PCT pro*xt»( 98' vfe brWi pVjyaie; con^ncWa^iW^ 35555 PLYMOUTH RD. EVERY MAJOR ^ ?£-chargelOtoJWfaatfdn OflfntlaUori-JPrc* Ju»l W»»( ol W»yn« ftoad 525-4110 Child welfare agencies BRAND KER08ENE I Efectaf FuneralPfcWamtinlfl^iiera) • Birmingham • Rocf»*l*r • Troy • V R»n»J»Mnc» C«nt*f • fteulhfMd • HEATER IS ON w 3&rt&M:mpfiw and camera Visa 4 llMtw Card SALEI PRICES 8TART AT ~ ^ISoclal Security benefita and other; ? 98 yv fune>a!-feiete *%,} Earvin "Magic" Johnson likes to JRhisfXhller Then I slip in my Michigan Money do his banking the way he likes to play card, hit a few buttons and lay up a deposit, or basketball.;.. fast. That's why he uses the new pass money from my checking to my savings Michigan Money Fa^Teller at Michigan National account, or pick off a withdrawal and I'm out Bank/It's great! I just run (I never walk) into of there like... hey!... magic." a Michigan National Bank, make a fast Now you can dp all your routine banking at break around the lines at the teller's window, Michigan Money FasTeller without waiting. and move ofTdown the floor to the Fa&eller. Only at Michigan National Corporation Banks. Michigan National Corporation Banks J^MM-^M. ® BANKING WITHOUT WAITING. McmhcnFD IC e*e*afteiya«4MyitMib^MMe^MMeri*riMh«^«tfMtalri^ldi^yafl^*«MttMa«^ •tttMMt r—^-^-— ~— — — »— — .^^i m ^J» 1 m w -w if '.• ^^ ^PWP 8B(BXWt)-16C.Ro-48.R,W,Q-10A) O&E Thursday. October 21, 1982 Halloween: It^s always been so-o-o scary N AMERICA today, Halloween is JDid their omens foretell the Druid opposition to non-Christian practices ful of Halloween tricks as well — some trick or treat. More than 2,000 demise? Caesar conquered Gaul and stiffened. In response, witchcraft and of them the shadowy survivals of Druid years ago, in what is now France Britain and made it part of the Roman satanic cults spread throughout Europe rites. In the late 1800s, Halloween I and the British Isles, it was a Empire, and subsequent Roman rulers in defiance of the church. On Hallow pranks reached new highs — goblins matter of life and death. For the Celtic butlawed human sacrifice and cuf een, especially, the witches and war and evil spirits were blamed for bug people of Gaul and Britian, the night of down the Druids' sacred oak groves. locks gathered in eerie rites at sab gies on roofs, front gates in the treetbps Oct. 31 was one of thanksgiving and, at They forbade the practice of the Druid baths to mock the festival of All Saints. and overturned outhouses — and new the same time, one of terror. religion as well and banished or killed lows as teachers found snakes instead Firsthand descriptions of the Celts many of the priests. Roman festivals, THE PURITANS rejected church of apples in. their desk drawers. At the come from Julius Caesar, who wrote like the November harvest festival holidays such as Allhallows and would turn of the century,, young people built an especially vivid account of the honoring' Pomona, goddess of fruit, have branded the boisterous antics of bonfires, rang doorbells repeatedly, Druids of Gaul — the Celtic priests blended with Samhain. Apples and nuts, the folk holiday and the work of the threw unmentionable objects in front who were the guardians of worship-and not human beings, were offered to Po devil. But the English colonists kept the halls andtlour In people's faces. the arbiters of human sacrifice. Celtic mona. Nevertheless, many Druid cus old world Halloween customs like ap worship centered around the chief toms lived on for hundreds of years un ple ducking and telling ghost stories. INEVITABLY, CIVIC conscience Druid god, Baal, whose visible emblem til Christianity becameaforce in that Halloween became a nationally ob reared its righteous head. Communities was the sun. The festival of Samhain corner of the world^-QThd ey^en be served holiday in America after the all over started to organize Halloween. (Saveen) or "summer's end," which fell yond. (/->c^=» great Irish and Scottish immigration in By the 1930s, Halloween had become a on'Nov. 1, the Celtic New Vear's Day, Christianity gave Halloween its mid-19th century. jugular safe, and sane epidemic. Los^ rejoiced in Baal's harvest gifts but also geles offered dramatic events at its i name, if not its customs. In 835, Pope These newcojneriJirought-theiriffiT^ = =mourned-the surfs fading powersr-Soonr Gregory IV established ths_ftr3tUay=of=tow«i eTeBratlonas a bonus — a Hal- playgrounds. Chicago's municipal play the son would be weakened by his ene November in the Christian calendar as loween treat. Americans learned to ground regulations required directors mies, and the powers of darkness All Saints' Day, or Allhallows. The fes play games of divination with the ap to provide games, costumes and a big would prevail in their season. tival; honors all of the Christian saints ples and nuts of Pomona's festival. Hal bonfire. With barely an autumn leaf in Omens sometimes took gruesome and martyrs, known and unknown. Oct loween party-goers bobbed for apples sight, Miami Beach presented its annu shapes. On Oct. 31, the last night of the 31 is Allhallows Even (Eve), shortened to find out If love were true, tossed ap al Halloween Frolic. old year, it is said, Saman, the lord of to Halloween. ple peelings over their shoulders to During World War II,-the Army death, gathered the souls of all those It was likely no accident that the read in their shapes the initials of fu warned -Halloween celebrants off city who had died the past year and decreed very day chosen to honor Christian ture husbands and placed seeds on their streets. Jack-o-lanterns violated the what form they would take in the com saints was the Druid Samhain. Old gods palsm to tell fortunes. Couples careful dim-outs. Revelers might be taken for ing year. Bonfires, which were literally and beliefs are not willingly surren ly watched blazing nuts in the fire; if a saboteurs. bonefires, lighted the hills. Animals dered. The Christian church adopted pair of nuts burned to ashes together, a For children and adults alike, Hal and human beings — usually criminals the policy of incorporating what is con couple could expect a happy life, but if loween today is just for fun in spite of and prisoners of war — were burned sidered harmless pagan folkways in an they crackled or flew apart, quarrels its frightening beginnings. Certainly, no alive as sacrifices to Baal and the now effort to win over the folk. New and separation were in the offing. After one beleives in witches, goblins, ghosts Costumes and pumpkins are part of today's celebration of Hallow ascendant evil spirits. From their ap branches thus were grafted onto the old 2,000 years, people were still looking or other supernatural creatures any een. But history tells a far more scary story of Halloween, one that pearance in death, the priests saw Druid oak. for omens in the fire. more. Well, perhaps only in fairy tales. includes human sacrifice, the birth of witchcraft and satanlc cults. omens foretelling the future. In the Middle Ages, however, church The Irish and Scottish brought a bag Et tu, E.T.? I»I \\i is IF Itf 6060¾ THIS PUMPWM ITKlNKVOUfc OJeOONTCA/fc PATCH A* Trie M0£T SINCERE, WTH CftAZY! JtKATMWTHtMK, PlWKlN' lOOL SET TO SEE HIM! W0)E,6N00rV? I <*• \ • 1987 United Feature Syndicate, Inc. courtesy of the Smithsonian News Service Singing praises of the great pumpkin ONSIDER THE PUMPKINS of the field, how they grow pumpkin" pie. Pumpkin was, most likely, served at the first . . . and grow . . . and grow. But unlike the biblical Thanksgiving, but not as pie. By 1796, when Amelia Simmons lilies, they also toil. published the first recipe for pumpkin pie, the dessert had al C Pumpkins work harder to be useful to people than ready become a tradiiton at Thanksgiving celebrations. just about any other fruit. But one matter should be settled Sarah Hale, editor of "Godey's Lady's Book," a popular Victo immediately. The pumpkin isTa fruit, not a vegetable. Smithso rian magazine, lobbied to establish Thanksgiving as a national nian Institution botanists lell us there's an easy way to tell a feast day and called pumpkin pie "an indispensable part of a fruit from a vegetable. If it has seeds, it's fruit. And that u> good and true Thanksgiving." President Lincoln decreed tne cludes cucumbers and squash. last Thursday in November as an official day of Thanksgiving In fact, botanically speaking, pumpkins and squash are varie In 1863 — making the pumpkin pie official, too. ties of the same fruit Both belong to the Cucurbltaceae (gourd) family. Getting down to species, Cucurbits pepo Includes both PUMPKINS WERE food fo? thought as well. A notorious pumpkins and summer squash. But you can't miss the pumpkin; loner/Henry David Thoreau, told the world, "I would rather sit it's the big, round orange one. on a pumpkin and have it all to myself than be crowded on a velvet cushion." Mark Twain, a notorious cynic, remarked, THE PUMPKIN wasn't born yesterday. Pumpkins were ". . .it is generally conceded that the pumpkin as a shade tree grown in the Mexican highlands at least 9,000 years ago. In is a"'failure." North America, nearly all the Indian tribes planted them, from Mark Twain may have pounced upon the pumpkin's only ina the Zunis of the Southeast to the Wampanaogs who befriended dequacy. In the past, pumpkins have been used as containers for the Pilgrims at Plymouth. The colonists might have starved If everything from soup to feathers, as half-shelled guldea for the Indians hadn't taught them how to plant pumpkins, how to round Pilgrim haircuts, as weather predictors when the frost bake, boh* and fry pumpkin pulp, how to stew pump'kljis with was on them, as a house for Peter Eater's wife and as a coach beans, peas and corn, How to make a coafS6 bread jfrW pump-. foryoy-know-who4' Itins and how,to dry them /or the winter in order to make pump i s6uu Umse giants of theiruit world will enter yet another kin soup. Is it any wonder that*an anonymous Pilgrim penned arena. They will be engaged in a battle ot the bulge for the these lines around i630? "We have pumpkins at morning and "Grand International Pumpkinship Title," the heavyweight title pumpkins at noon. If It, were not for pumpkins we should be of the pumpkin world. Held each fall in Half Moon Bay, Calif., undone." ..* — * the pumpkin capital of California, the contest Is expected to draw thousands of partisans. THE .COLONISTS, however, thought up two ways to Thursday, October 21. 1982 O&E (L.R.W,Q)11A do^ofih^weeic^^ounty schedules $4.4 million tax-hike hearing The Wayne County Board of Com County Board of Commissioners, 721 missioners has re-scheduled its public City-County Building, Detroit 48226. hearing on a small property tax In He placed the cost to the typical sub crease to 2 p.m. next Wednesday. urban homeowner at f 8 to $7 a year. Scene will be the ISth floor auditori The auditors' report Is also the plan um of the. City-County Building, 2 to be submitted to the State Municipal Woodward, Deroit. Finance Commission (MFC) for ap The proposed Increase Is 0:23B3 mill proval to borrow $10 million on antici _Pt 24 cents per $1,000 of assessed prop pated tax-revenue. erty valuation. It was recommended In the Board p( Auditors' annual budget IF LEVIED. Jhe increase would gen message. erate about $4.4 million to help elimi nate a $22.3 million deficit. The MFC, THE COUNTY'S property- tax rate -state watchdog overlrx»l~g5vefnmenr~ was scheduled to be rolled downward borrowing^ says the deficit must be re that amount under the so-called tired by Nov. 30,1883. Headlee Tax Limitation Amendment According to state statute, a public The original hearing was set for this hearing is required before the commis Friday. In publishing the legal ad sioners can decide whether to waive vertisement," however, The Detroit - .the rollback and levy its full authorized Free Press used type too small and ran Charlie, a 3-year-old collie, is housebroken, tax millage rate. " the ad with other legal ads instead of has all his shots and is good with kids and more prominently as a display ad, Manning said. other animals. Charlie is available at the Commissioner Richard Manning, D- Redford, asked persons unable to at County lawyers determined the ad Michigan Humane Society's Kindness Cen tend the hearing to write to local com was insufficient legal notice and the ter, 37255 Marquette, Westland. Phone missioners, "even if it's only three lines hearing must be re-scheduled and re- number is 721-7300. on a post card." Address Is Wayne advertised. Hi 1 Start At The Toi With Home Improvement IKO ARMOUR | [SEAL SHINGLES _ JX Shingles SVt-Expo*ur* Usy-' SPring 15 jut limited wtmnty '^ ° :ial S032 ^^ burxJI* The Psychic Eye $24.95 per sq. 8*!(.*»*IUM • /UtartMi Colon Umlttd•d Coloni iA»»fl»N; « Saturday, October 23 10 o.m.-Midnight FALL FLEA FESTIVAL ~rrrrb^top your rebi ipMA-suTBtoomfreft from springing a leak SUBSTANDARD 2101 S. Telegraph, Bloomfield Hills SHINGLES • PSYCHIC ENTERTAINMENT I • ARTS • CRAFTS • CliiiK shingle « Colorful • 19.95 per Sq. ^fc- d"'gn yrleclion • FOOD • CASH BAR • Wind • Eas\ • Self-Sealing f>55 DANCE — 8 p.m.-12 Midnight resistant application • No warranty V per Raffle and Celebrity Item Auction Proceed* to • Atphallor Bundle $8.80 THE DETROIT ZOO and P«{-8undl« Fib«rgla«i UNICORN TRAINING CENTER for Hie AUTISTIC For more Information call 356-6354 ~192SfrW."8 WHU 'Ww >>|Jih «|»; m> '» » •»•• >'•*>' >n»»i||li|i ilfiBlld lo Itl vteetric »ct«nc*i on4 ptytfck ptarwmno, «ff*fing \H n*mb«n o torn- Roofing Wholesale 353-6343 pl«*« tdvcotfenel, awor«n«t» and Mttat pntvnv ^ . OPEN TO THE PUBLIC rfu> ^'•ii. SAVING FOR THE HOLIDAYS CAN BE A BEAR. MANY COORDINATED JACKETS. BIBS & BEAUTIFUL SWEATERS, H SELECTED FROM OUR ALL NEW 19S3 SKI WEAR COLLECTION FOR MEN WOMEN & CHILDREN. ON SALE NOW. OUR SELECTION 1$ FABULOUS. You've heard the saying, "Christmas 13 comes lou't once a year." Well, for 10 io 30% OFF people with a stack of bills to pay in SELECTED MODELS OF CURRENT January, once is quite enough. 'WWLSAR But now, First Federal of Michigan WO. $* . can take that Ban-Humbug spirit 1383 SKIS & BOOTS out of your next holiday season SALE when you join our Christmas Club OLIN* NORDIC A ALL SIZES " now. Ydu'ir"bFprep3TecffortrTose~""" ELAN •HANSON January bills and your money will be '82 NORDICA earning 5½% per year, daily interest, LANGE •ATOMIC paid and compounded quarterly. CQ$MO* And when you join now, we'll give KNEISSL • HEAD REG.*, - you a present. A Christmas Cub" Bear like the one you see here, free K-2 • DOLOMITE with a weekly deposit of $20 or • HEIERLING LADIES more. Or only $2 with a weekly ARIES M09 deposit of $10. LO • DYNASTAR Stop by any branch office for full details on First-federal's Christmas/ • ROS5IGNOL '82NORDICA Hanukkah Club While you're there, -s*^S you can enter our drawing to win a #\\\1 PLUS..* S|f|f| REG. *, big 40-inch Christmas Bear to be WEEKLY TOTAL CHRISTMAS RECEIVE OUR lUU •180 *' -given away at each office, December DEPOSIT AMOUNT: • CUB COST 'UTS GO SKllNO'BONUS SALE 17,1982. Everyone's eligible. S40 $2,000 •FREE - At NO EXTRA CHARGE No obligation. . 20 '1.000 FREE WITH ALL ALPINE SKIS Artr . OpefT a Christmas Club account at 10 500 . $2' PURCHASED THIS WEEK First Federal of Michigan today. Next **3fC- PRE-SEASON SALE ENDS year you'll-get many happy returns. 5 . .250 4 SAT. OCT. 30 •Plus interest. I BLOOMFIELD HILLS: 2540 W000WAR0 at Square Lake Rd. 338-0803 : • BIRMINGHAM: 101 TOWr^ENO corner of Pierce 644-5980 ALL I : • MT. CLEMENS: 1216 S. GRATIOT V* mite No. of 16 Mi 483-3620 • LIVONIA/REDFORD: 14211 TELEGRAPH at Jeffries Fwy. 634-8200 STORES FIRST FEDERAL OF MICHIGAN • EAST DETROIT: 22301 KELLYR0 between8&9Mi. LIVONIA •SUGAR LOAF: At Sugar Loaf Ski Area nr. Traverse City 228-6700 UrfciM >* 6M3« Doing fnpre-fbr more people-than ever before. WE8TLAN0 •ANN ARBOR: 3336 WASHTENAW West of US 23 973-9340 T0N|Tp 464-8010 Main Office: 1001 woodward Avenue. Detroit, Michigan 48226. Phone: <313> 965-1400. W«yr*Ao» ^^IMiMi WM _p «F«^^m ja .^_ i-^-.w T ^ JF. ^ ™ •^r^»^r,^r^p^»"^»i^F^»-« ^ip.^r^^ivvi "•**P^^^^^^^^ • V J .J.. • A"i • l.< 1^¾¾¾¾¾¾¾.¾¾¾¾¾ I, J. •, U 'BCXBXRO^SC.R.W-I^A) O&E Thursday, October 21, 1982 .».?.«• ??-.••• ^^^•PWlHWWraWT'wTIOTVfnCflJ-W^^ .."<>Va Hull l>m\V . ..^t •I k.* * JIM .C^* *• Hon 't just sit back, tune in. 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We just don't need it," he USED AUTO SHOW CARPET special writer for this crime," the nationally-promi as few as seven years but inay serve 60 said. nent defense attorney said. "If you years without parole for drug crimes. "Cash is a dirty word. People only Smuggling is the leading industry in want to get rid of crime you can't. If use it to cover a bad transaction. Would the United States, ahead of both the you want to getr rid of most of it, you THE REMEDY for smuggling, he the Abscam people have taken certified FALL REMNANT SALE! auto and oil industries, lawyer P. Lee can." said, is not harsh punishment but to checks?" Bailey told a Schoolcraft College audi stop the flow of cash. "We will cripple The, violent criminal, he went on, la COME IN ence of 700 last week. Smugglers take no chances. In Flori- the criminal society if we pull the cash not a single type of individual but two NOW major classes: the "intra-family violenl : person" who might shoot his wife over FOR BEST <'*&mm a divorce case or the common "crazy" so who is a paranoid with districted SELECTION! Creativity seminar views, like Charles Manson or the Bos USED ton Strangler. Unfortunately, he said, criminal law AUTO SHOW can act only after the criminal has act features Disney Mean' ed. "We must get them when they start CARPET One of the key persons in the devel to go crazy, not after they've aready Nov. l. After that date, and for any re gone crazy. Housing in some sort oi opment of Disneyland and Walt Disney gistering at the door if space is avail humane institution is a probable solu World will conduct a one-day creativity able, the fee will be $90. tion," Bailey said. seminar Nov. 9 in Livonia. The Vance seminar is being co-spon He is Mike Vance, billed as "dean of sored by Manufacturers Bank of Livo BAILEY HAD his own first brush the University of Disneyland." nia and Schoolcraft College. The col with the law this year when he was ar Entitled "Adventures in Creative lege is handling registrations. For reg rested for drunk driving. Leadership Seminar," the Vance-work istration-materials or further informa The charges were dropped, but Bai shop will be held in the new Livonia tion, call the college at 591-6400 ext. ley said he was infuriated by the proce Holiday Inn West, Six Mile west of I- 409. dure and offered his own solution: a 27&. \ VaDce's presentations are aimed at breathilizer built into one's car. When VancOpeclallzes in development of "effective management andihe~motiva the-breathillzer was set off, the "car ideas and people for the purposes of tion of people. He said they can result couldn't be started. DONALD E. 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When Sabatini brought it up help people with "the little things they can do on homesteads that said, "We live here, and neighborhoods. at a recent meeting of the Norwayne Task Force, he their own," Sabatini said. R we're proud of it." somehow became the driving force behind the But maybe we can still preserve some of that Those were the days when porches were built for neighborliness that made our homestead a pretty movement. NOW THE program needs engravers as well as watching sunsets or the old folks taking a stroll, and good place to be. Obviously the - immediate objective of the pro signs and window stickers to put criminals on notice fences were built as something to lean on while gram is to reduce crime. Bowlby is helping by that they're being watched. Sabatini hopes the mon chatting with a neighbor about the garden patch, THAT'S APPARENTLY what the residents of teaching residents what to look for, how to report ey for those items will come for city hall. .lhe_weather nr4he kids. Norwayne have in mind as they begin a Neighbor The $50 cost of neighborhood sign postsis also an crimes and, most importantly, to feel comfortable ideal project for community groups to begin fund Neighbors knew when a child was late getting hood Watch/Operation Identification program. in knowing that Westland police really do want to Nearly 450 from that area signed up to indicate know what's going on in their neighborhood. ing. home from school or if there was a strange car in a While the target is crime, Sabatini knows what nearby driveway. their interest in the program, and about half showed up for a meeting last week to get it started. As part of the program, residents will be taught the real objective is: Somehow, with our modern-day mobility and how and where to inscribe their valuables with a "We're going to stand up for ourselves. We want wide-ranging interests, we've lost the old warmth, The program, which has proved successful in driver's license number so that stolen merchandise senior citizens to be able to take evening strolls and comfort and security that the old neighborhoods other areas of Detroit, is being coordinated by Dan can be traced and returned. kids to play in the parks again," he said. provided. iel Sabatini with the help of Youth Energy Services Sabatini said that there are now six out of 85 Now that's progress — and a lesson we can all Some people are fond of saying that there's no officer Craig Bowlby. courts in Norwayne with full participation in the learn. D, G andHcanH solve <>&ewe?~\* G AND H ARE three state ballot proposals under D, their cases will take 14, 16 or 18 months to through which various political groups are process — and the other side doesn't deny it. D venting their frustrations at rising gas and Meanwhile, while these rate cases languish, the electrie bills. We share those frustrations utilities would have to borrow working capital at because we pay bills, too. high interest rates to pay their fuel bills. We con But venting frustrations, though it makes you feel sumers would wind up having to pay those interest good, can't solve energy problems. And beating up charges in our bills. on utility companies isn't going to make gas and The results: higher fuel bills, and utilities com electricity more plentiful. peting for capital that would be better used for We find Proposals D, G and H all to be unwise. home mortgages and industrial plants. We urge a no vote on them Nov. 2. Proposal H has some of the disadvantages of D in requiring state PSC hearings on fuel adjustments. PROPOSAt^-ttariiad-theireavyihanded-opposi^^ =But H has two features which^T?e^tlTom^"merit!" tion of the power companies. Sure, their "D is It wouldn't roll all rate cases for a utility into a Dumb" campaign has been an insult to our intelli single, long-delayed ball of wax, and it would gence, particularly the condescending way in which prohibit legislators from going to work for a utility it portrays blue-collar workers. until two years after leaving office. Poor advertising, however, shouldn't blind us to On balance, however, we urge voter rejection of the fact that Proposal D would saddle an important both Proposal H as well as D. industry with even more regulation and delay — a luxury Michigan can no longer afford. PROPOSAL G proceeds from the populist notion Proposal D, pushed by the Michigan Citizens Lob that politics can, solve the international energy by, would take away the utilities' ability to pass problem. It would require the election of the Public along changes in what they pay for fueL Fuel ad Service Commission. justments would become the subject of state Public Bear in mind that Michigan already elects 43 Service Commission hearings. state officials. Bear in mind that most voters can't Sound good? Unfortunately, there, is little the PSC n.ame who's running in the current election, let can really do because the utilities buy their fuel in alone those already in office. Bear in mind that interstate, and even international, markets. The no even judicial campaigns are "name" contests. tion that a state agency can repeal global laws of There is little reason to expand our bedsheet bal supply and demand by a 2-1 vote is charming, art lot to include any more offices, and even less reason less — and wrong. ' to elect the Public Service Commission. Nor is there any need to make the utilities "bar Regulating utility rates is highly technical work gain mean and lean," in the bravado of the Citizens demanding knowledge and intelligence. It's all right Lobby. Michigan utilities compete with other states if arm-waving politicos want to promise "no new to bring industry here. They have a very real mar taxes," but it would be maniacal to throw utility ket incentive to keep their costs low. rate-making into the laps of demagogic political While it is a fun sport to hassle the utilities, there wolves. is no economic need to drag them through more Yet such politicizing of utility rates is precisely Public Service Commission hearings. what the supporters of Proposal G have in mind. Michigan already has an excellent check-and- PROPOSAL D has another evil twist to it — the balance system for picking PSC members. The gov packaging of all rate cases for a single utility into a ernor's office does extensive checks on the knowl single case. edge, ability and character of all candidates for the Michigan has a bad reputation as one of the poki PSC, and the governor's nominations are subject to est states in the United States at processing utility confirmation by the state Senate. C punishes savers, lenders rate cases. The power companies complain that,' Proposal G should be defeated. IS A proposal to legislate low interest rates tions are exempt from state restrictions preventing for home mortgages. All home buyers like the use of "due on sale" clauses. So Proposal C at the idea of low mortgage rates. tempts to get around it by giving the seller four C But Americans should have learned by years to settle up with the original lender. Indiana now that price controls don't work and haven't since allows three months. Yes on A to correct abuses Roman times. Indeed, price controls are self- Supporters of C innocently assume nothing will defeating because they discourage producers — in happen if they legislate low interest rates. this case, savers. So we must oppose Proposal C. But put yourself in the place of a mortgage lend A IS A proposal to correct an abuse that has from infrequent to year-round sessions. Thus, legis er, remembering that Michigan gets one-third of its /\^ grown up over decades. lators are virtually immune from any civil offenses If adopted Nov. 2, Proposal C would inhibit lend - ers' use of the so-called "due on sale" clause. The mortgage funds from out of state. Would you be / ¾ State legislators have been immune since and prosecution. Also, recent laws and court deci eager to have a buyer assume a mortgage at 8 per 1835 from civil arrest and civil process sions have indirectly extended legislative immunity clause, found in most conventional mortgages writ ten after 1976, makes the loan balance due and pay cent when it costs you 15 percent to lure deposits? during legislative sessions. This section of the Mich to include even such traffic violations as speeding. Would you want to be forced to wait four years to igan Constitution was designed to protect legisla Nearly everyone, even most legislators, agrees able when the hoiise changes hands — that is, when ever the owner sells it. collect after the borrower sold the house? tors from frivolous lawsuits and harassment while that reform is needed. Unfortunately, the proposal Michigan's business climate already has an abys they perform their duties. is worded in such a way that a yes vote calls for a Buyers can be prevented from "assuming" the mal reputation because of thoughtless, heavy- rejection of the immunity for legislators. A similar seller's mortgage. When old mortgages carry an 8 handed rules like this. If we continue to beat capital Unfortunately, it can be, and has been, abused. proposal in 1980 was apparently turned down be • percent interest rate and new mortgages a 16 per over the head, it will go away. Some legislators have used this provision, 16 avoid" cause of voter confusion. cent rate, that can be tough on the buyer. We would hamstring our own economic recovery traffic citations, child support payments and bill So, be careful this time. Vote yes on Proposal A Federally-chartered savings and loan associa by passing Proposal C. collectors. It is time for reform. and make sure that state legislators are required to Since 1835] Michigan's Legislature has shifted obey the same laws as the rest of us. ** * E is message, not a bomb No to B's self-interest WILL NOT stop the nuclear arms race. If would be applied uniformly in both the Soviet Union • approved by voters next month, Proposal E and the United States. The development of new nu- \ will require that the Michigan Legislature clear weapons would end. Only the present level of IS AN EXAMPLE of*what seems to be a dis palrmen? What workers in other areas must be laid E . send a petition to federal officials urging a weapons would be maintalned.-SatellltesanoVseis-^ turbing trend. If a special interest'group is off for the state to pay the estimated $3-$4 million freeze on construction of nuclear weapons. mic monitors would verify whether both sides were unsuccessful in making a legislative per year to restore the 114 jobs? How can our legis At the same time that Michigan votes on this is B Change, the approach today seems to be, lators deal with Michigan's financial crisis when living up to the terms of a freeze agreenfent. sue, voters in eight other states and the District of The military arms race has significant economic; "Let's change the constitution." Imagine how long they are required to maintain 2,257 jobs for the Columbia will be considering ballot proposals call (and meaningless) a constitution would be if these state police? consequences for the United States. Every year a" groups were successful. ing for a nuclear freeze. If all 10 of these areas larger percentage of the national budget Is spent on' overwhelmingly support a nuclear freeze, a strong military expenses. The percentage"for" such human' That's why Proposal B deserves a no vote. It Is The absurdity of this proposal is so apparent that message will be sent to Washington. services as education, welfare and Social Security ls*: the creation of the Michigan State-Police Trooper^ It has'gathered almost no support beyond the state Reasonable people live In fear of a nuclear war. growing smaller. A nuclear freeze would redirect '•'• Association. The proposed constitutional amend troopers association. It is opposed by major law en In a nuclear battle, there are no "winners." At best some of our nation's resources to human programs. ment would guarantee jobs for 2,257 troopers.This forcement groups, Including the Michigan Chiefs of a country may-survive. Who knows what kiijcrof a It's seldom that-local-voters can express their.•*», » amendment woiild_jgslarejBlaie_police staffing to Police, Michigan Sheriffs Association and Fraternal life will rerfialn for those, who find themselves in a views on an important International issue such as- the April 1980 level, or add 114 positions. These po Order of Police^ land contaminated by atomic bombs? y the huclear arms race. Don't pass up" this chance.* sitions were" lost from attrition. Yet we as Individuals can do little. Proposal E Add your voice to those of voters in eight other* If state policemen are guaranteed jobs, what Don't permit a special interest group to clutter' offers an alternative.' states and speak out against the nuclear race. Vo'te< about teachers^welfate fforkers^and. highwayret_ the constitution.. Vote no on Proposal B... . If a nuclear freeze were to become reality, it yes on ProposalE -.- i •$_ i^Mtf^fcfcfcafcftftfcfct^tataMfcMftfttoM Thursday, OctobeAr 21 , 1982 OScE (P.C,R.W.G-15A)*17A Different exposure meters perforin different photo jobs ElectroniPlfvtrnnicr oynn«iirexposuroe metermotorss ar-»,-ea a» ••^^•M^i^n^^^na^H^HH^^^^a^^^aaiiiM^aB relatively recent development in photo graphic history. photography Prior to their invention, various methods of calculating exposure were used, but none could attain the degree Monte of accuracy found in today's meters. Some early photographers used no Nagler meter at all relying solely on the sensi tivity of their eyd ' of light and dark areas which will pro 35mm camera will automatically ad Others usedlarge and inefficient me- duce a properly exposed negative. But just lor filters you place on the lens. teTrthatmea^rcTIls-btTlInrinalcrngT ' suppose you're in a situation with-large • Once your meter indicates a cer in effect, a trial exposure. Other early masses of bright or dark areas such as tain aperture/shutter speed combina meters worked by a visual comparison photographing Aunt/ Tilly against a tion, any other corresponding combina of the light falling on the subject with bright sunset. tion will give you correct exposure. an artificial light source such as a The light sky wijl "tell" the meter Only the appearance of the final photo small electric bulb. which in turn "tells^' the camera to graph will be altered. Times have changed Modern meters shoot at a small lens opening The re • Change the battery once a year, are compact, accurate and reliable- sult is that Aunt Tilly will be too dark whether you have a'hand-held meter or Most of today's meters are of the in the final picture. one built into your camera. cadmium sulfide (CdS) photo resistor Solution: Move in c^jse, take an ex- • But, alas, you forgot to change the design. Don't let this snow you Briefly, -posure-reading-off-Aunt Tilly and use battety_and-yout4neter-isdead,-l6 all— current generated by a small battery this setting when you take the shot. lost? Not at all. Simply remember this feeds the CdS cell, which, in proportion handy rule: On sunny days, set your ap to its resistance to light, activates a - JHERE ARE two basic designs of erture at F-16 and your shutter speed needle which indicates jexposure. fight meters. dial to the speed closest to the ASA of First is the popular Oirough-the-lens the film (l/400th for ASA 400 film). A THERE ARE TWO types of light meter where the metering system is an perfect exposure will be yours. Then, meters — incident and reflective. integral part of your camera. These for bright overcast, open up one stop. Incident meters measure light com may be programmed to read all the Normal overcast, open up two. Heavy ing from the source regardless of (he light coming into the viewfinder (aver overcast or shade, open up three. subject. Readings involve aiming the age weighted) or a concentration of the Now that you've been exposed to ex meter, with an incident light adapter light in the middle of the viewfinder posure for three weeks, it's time to get attached, toward the light source from (center weighted). out your camera and expose yourself to the subject's position. Many profession Second are the hand-held meters. the many exciting photographic oppor als in a studio environment will use in Some read light from an entire scene tunities that await you. cident-light readings. Others are sophisticated, one-degree <-1982, Monte Nagler The more common reflective light spot meters used by black and white meters measure light reflected by the photographers who employ zone sys subject. This takes into account the col tem practices. ort Stiots or and reflectivity of the subject as Columnist Monte Nagler will teach a Monte Nagler used his one-degree spot meter to well as the brightness, of the illuminat Leiand. A wide range of tones and textures was HERE ARE some tips to help you in four-week basic photography course at determine exposure in this shot of a farm near obtained by using this method. ing source. the use of your meter: Henry Ford Community College begin Most scenes have an average amount • Through-the-lens meters on your ning Nov. 8. Phone the college at 271- -••« .••' *••"—••½^•/~~__*••- »••- 2854 for registration information. -••r-•^-— ••« -^»- 11 i 11 Three types of light meters are (from left) a through-the-lens meter 1 built Into a 35mm Canon camera, a hand-held Luna Pro meter with an angle of coverage of about 30 degrees, and a one-degree Soligor spot meter used for zone system black and white photography. 11 1 Fall Planting Time a EVERYTHING THAT GROWS" LARGE SELECTION OF ORNAMENTALS, EVERGREENS, TULIP BULBS AND SHAOEJBEES! .BARK CHIPS — 3 bags tor $11,00 6 NURSERY 421-2888- ta^ ""' OPEN DAILY 9-6 14925 Middlebelt : BETWEEN 5 MILE AND SCHOOLCRAFT SUNDAY 9 5 HOTTEST BARGAINS IN TOWN AT AllGOLIS HOUSEHOLD 13703 W. 6 MILE RD. 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Kifej & «sj« per cigareife by FTC method. r .**>''i<-~ *"*$.- <&.• pilHBiiiiSB &?./•£•' r>**l ?*.';*•.• * >» S&€ fliiiiiiiiSIBliF ? &&4*.58kS&8 1 5 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined ^¾¾¾¾ That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ^¾¾¾ 11111111111^^-5¾¾^ ©fye (BHiseruer suburban life Margaret Miller editor/591-2300 Thursday. October 21. 1982 O&E (R.W.G)1B Yule charity in the cards HEY ARRIVE In the mail box Other Christmas cards are from each December, those holi groups supporting mentally retarded day greetings with pictures or physically handicapped persons, T of winter scenes, loveable those who are mentally 111 and givers of children or Santa Clausjiimseli. _ bumanseryices^ _. _ "Some just^BerveTto catch us up on the Most of the cards were created by doings of distant friends. Others, like professional artists. But some were those shown here, help support a wor not. thy organization. Designs by mentally retarded, emo , The United Nations Children's Emer tionally disturbed and mentally 111 art gency Relief (UN1CEF) organizakm ists give extra Impact to cards sold by Launched the idea of selling Yule cards organizations seeking to help people In a big way many years ago. But the with these problems. concept was too good not to be scooped Many of the organizations selling up by other groups, both national, state cards offer to imprint on them — at and local. extra cost — the name of the sender. A large number of the organizations -When calling forinformatloirbesufe to that sell Christmas cards each fall are ask about this service, If Interested. In the forefront of battles against dis Examples of all the cards shown ease, and a large portion of the funds here, plus others offered by these or raised go right Into these fights. ganizations, can be viewed In two offic The Michigan Cancer Society, for in es of the Observer it Eccentric News stance, put about 70 percent of the papers. One is at 36351 Schoolcraft, money it took In from cards last year Livonia, and the other at 1225 Bowers, Into its extensive medical research Birmingham. However, no cards can be Christ Child Society projects in Detroit. It also used some purchased at these locations. funds to furnish cancer pads, rehabili Cards received by this newspaper Sandro Botticelli painted this Madonna and child in the 15th cen tation and support groups for patients but not printed In today's edition will tury. One of the two card choices this year of the Detroit Chapter with the disease. be printed as soon as space permits. of the Christ Child Society, it costs $7.50 in a box of 25. To order, call Mrs. W.R. O'Neill at 642-1863. Lung Association Cardinals, blue jays and bluebirds get their own Christmas stockings on a card offered by the American Lung Association of Southeastern Michigan. The cost is $9.50 per box, and the organization has six other cards available. Place an order by 'SJ- calling the association at 961-1697. \. .». Wi Wishing you everything wonderful Children's Leukemia New Horizons This card in bright blue and yellow is Those who buy this traveling scene as their Christmas card choice will aid the Women's one of six presented at varying prices Auxiliary of New Horizons of Oakland County, which offers vocational training and shel this year by the Children's Leukemia tered employment to the handicapped. The cost of a box of 25Is $6.50. For ordering in- Foundation of Michigan. Cost is $8 per formation contact Kathleen Mooney, 642-5140. box. To order call the foundation at 353« 6222. Reye's Syndrome The purchase of this card will aid the Reye's Syndrome Associ ation. In brown and tan, it costs $5 per box of 25. To order, call Sharon Philion at 626-4335 or Don Cassidy at 338-1942. Juvenile Diabetes THE SECRET OF Ninety percent of the profits of this card of CHRISTMAS the Juvenile Diabetes Foundation will be used in diabetes research. To obtain a ^ box of 25 for $9 plus shipping, contact the office of the tf$& \ Southeastern Michigan Chapter at 569-6171. i LivK'lM'THfHE&RTS Kidney OF CHILDREN- Founda tion Spina Bifida A tiny green tree Children with Christmas secrets appear stands out against a on the card distributed by Spina Bifida white background Association of Metropolitan Detroit. To in this card from the obtain this card at $6.50 a box, call Vln- National Kidney cetta Nicosia at 689-9858. Foundation of Michigan, which has six offerings this Retarded Citizens year. The tree A dog plays 8anta with a red hat and red bow in this card design costs $6.25 Offered by the Association for Retarded Citizens/ per box of 25. NorthweitCommunltles. The cost Is $5.50 for 25, and six de Contact the More cards are printed on Page signs available Include one with a Hanukkah theme. Call San foundation at 971- 2B dra Brown, 531-81&2. 2800. • » •• • i m m * •> HI ^^•i^'m'v^mmBmwi'ir^'mrm******^** *wr> mmm'immn 2B* O&E Thursday, October 21,1882 CvnufR & tvi? ?'-?^ '<> Michigan Heart Association A Currier & Ives winter scene in pastels assortment with five cards in each of on beige is one of the cards the Michi five designs for $4. Qet information in gan Heart Association ts selling to boost this area by calling the association office heart research. This one costs $6 for 25; in Southfield, 557-9500. Michigan Cancer Society the selection also includes a post card A nativity scene, a wreath, a Santa a sprig of holly $9 for boxes of 27 cards. Information on ordering is ^nda-Jwintet-scene-all-aFe-available-^ronHhe-Michi- ava^lable-from-fegronar-office8r332^5620-in-Pontiac gan Cancer Society this year. Prices range from $6 to and 453-3010 in Plymouth. K*3^S mmm<^¾¾¾¾^ '•'# 1 National Asthma Center Children from many lands Ijne up to carry the greetings of the National Asthma Center. Twenty-five cards cost $10.25, Ordering Information Is available from Lucia Roblner, 535- 5247. Children's Hospital A cotor photo of children tobogganing efit young patients. To order the cards, and greetings in the single word "JoyP at $6.50 for 20 cards, call June Allen, 421- are featured on the card that is sold by 1625. the Children's Hospital Auxiliary to ben- Cancer GRAND OPENING Society Six holiday cards, a four-seasons S-chalr. Chrome base Is upholstered In calendar and a a soll-reslstant, textured fabric. Michigan 95 appointment Sale'49 calendar will raise funds this year for the American Cancer Soclety.The cards ra,nge in price from $5 to $11. For brochures and order forms, call the the ACS office, 557-5353. 30"x60" bulcherblock top with chrome legs A sleek, contemporary design at its 0H1A&1OD sale-priced best Beg. «219. 0CuB jlOO f> 36"butcherblock top wlto pedestal base: Reg. $229. s BUTCHERBLOCK Sale 188 TOPS NOW ON SALE! ^¾ All our'W - bulcherblock tops are quality made from hard maple with a hand-rubbed oil finish. SIZE8 R£0 SALE ' 24x30' « 66 $ 88 ir -7»: • - 24x84' 116 97 30x48* 130 109 30x60" ' 160 i3d Wing Lake 36x72" 238- 189 BO" round 98 79 -i UL&% - A stUdent at the Wing Lake Development Center, a Bir 36" round 130 109 mingham day school fojr the profoundly and severely 42" round 180 149 retarded, designed the wreath on this card. Bale's will benefit the school and its workshop program. The price is $3 for 12, and orders are being taken by Judith Mat- r 1 ton, 646-125% ¥ Cystic Fibrosis B0OM& -i r More charity greeting cards will be . • Falrlane ftwn Centar" Pick from among 11 cards to benefit the work of (ho Mon.-8afc 10:00-9:00, Sunday 18:00-8:00 Cyitlc Fibrosis Foundation. This card It $6.50 for a box published In future issue$ of the Phone 371-3410 . ,,.-•• of 25; others range up to $14.50. Order through the Met Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. ropolitan Detroit chapter, 24055 Southfield, Suite 210, SouthUeld 46075, / v , «. k —» mm ***** r r , ^PWf ,Ti -^-^1 •-*'*• • P ww v »' wvw^^^m^ immmmt> T-''' ' V' Thursday, October 21. 1982 O&E (L.R.W,G)3B Cambridge Cluh may close By 8h»rry Kahan One of them is Tim Neher, a Livonian who is now washing stajf writer dishes In a Big Boy restaurant In Northville. "He Is very clubs in action happy with his job," said Debbie Kojtunchik, ARC case advo • WESTS1DE SINGLES therapist, will speak on "Creative In Episcopal Church, 16360 Hubbard, An effort to train retarded adults for Jobs in the commer cacy coordinator. "He was trained in dishwashing and In A dance sponsored by the Westside timacy-Being a Great Lover" at a Livonia. To be shown will be grapevine cial world may fall by the wayside unless it receives imme overall maintenance." Singles will be held from 8:30 p.m. until meeting of Social Singles, a new singles and herb wreaths, Williamsburg pine diate financial support. It took the ARC five years to raise the 180,000 needed to 1:30 a.m. .Friday, Oct. 22 at Roma's of group, at 8 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 24 in cones and Nantucket baskets. Cost is Cambridge Club, a restaurant in the former Cambridge get the restaurant going. The main fund-raiser was Wednes , -Livonia on Schoolcraft between Hamilton Place, 30333 Southfleld $1.50. Supplies will be on sale. School in Garden City, may be forced to close its doors al day bingo games at Roma Hall ID Livonia. Mlddlebelt and Inkster. Cost of the Road, Southfleld. For more details call most Immediately because of lack of funds, said Margaret The .restaurant opened to the former school last Novem event is $(. Participants should be over David Rosen at 968-8853 or Mae Smith • HAWAIIAN TWIST ., . Olesnavage, director of the Northwest Communities Associ ber, and nearly 1,000 people attended its open house. Initial 21. A later dance will be held in the at 399-2265. A dinner dance with an Hawaiian ation for Retarded Citizens, which started the facility. ly Cambridge Club served snacks and lunches. But later it same location on Nov. 12. For more in twist sponsored by Father Daniel Lord Members of the board of directors of Business Ventures, expanded its hours to include an evening meal. formation on the group eatt-Ed Stem- • SUNDAY SINGLES Council 3959, Knights of Columbui will the .ARC spin-off responsible for the restaurant, will meet pien at 562-3129. Sunday Night Live, a singles group, be held at 8 p.m. Satuday* Oct. 30 at its today to decide whether the restaurant will stay open. ONE OF THE options of the board of directors will be to will have a dance starting at 8 p.m. clubhouse at 39100 Schoolcraft, Livo Olesnavage added the group is hoping to receive $4,000 in return to the shorter schedule. "Business was better during • VOYAGERS Sunday, Oct. 24 in Jacks or Better, nia. There will be live music from 9 donations so that the first training facility for retarded in lunches," Olesnavage said. A Halloween costume party spon 11005 Mlddlebelt, Livonia. Admission p.m. to 1 a.m. For tickets call the club the. country supported by private funds can remain open an The restaurant trains 11 retarded persons with the help of sored by the Voyagers singles club will U$5. house at 464-0501 or 427-2791. . other month. a staff of seven employes. Its manager is Suzie sWni of take place at 8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 22 in • HALLOWEEN PARTY ''HOPEFULLY, during that month we can get more mon Livonia. St. Paul Presbyterian Church, 27475 • WARDROBE BUILDING ey ,v she said. "A lot of things we are working on take time to Individuals and organizations interested in saving Cam The Metro Entertainment Stogies Five'Mile, Livonia. Color consultant Irene Bushaw will Association will present a Halloween develop. The dollars we had hoped would bail us out have not bridge Club are asked to make donations. They are tax de discuss how to build a successful ward been coming through. ductible. Checks may be mailed to the Association for Re costume party at 8 p.m. Saturday, Oct. • ALHAMBRA robe at a dinner meeting of Women's 30 at Garden City Roma Hall, 32550 'Someone might say, 'Fine, it didn't work, so close the tarded Citizens/Northwest Communities, 12254 Beech Daly, A millionaires party planned by Al- Exchange at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 25 doors.' But it is working. We have placed three people." Redford, 48239. Cherry Hill. Two live bands will per hambra of Northville, Manresa Cara at Red Cedars restuarant, Southfield. form. Cost is $5. - van 217 will take place at 8 jxm. Satur Cost is $10 for members, $15 for oth day, Oct. 23 at. Our Lady of Victory ers. HUB 30 Parish Hall,~W Mairt-at^Orcaard, A Halloween dance is being planned Northville. • CRAFTY IDEAS II by HUB 30 Up Club to take place from Williamsburg centerpieces will be 8-11 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 31 at the YWCA • NAVIGATORS BALL demonstrated at a program sponsored Family Center, 26279 Michigan, Ink- new voices The Notre Dame General Assembly by the Livonia Branch of the Women's ster. For- more Information call Pame Fourth Degree Knights of Columbus Federated Garden Clubs from 1:30-5 la Cronenwett at the YWCA of Western Debbie and Ken Edmunds of Jackson She also has a great-grandmother, of Lansing and Edward and Betty will present its.annual Navigators Ball p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 26 In St. Andrew Wayne County, 561-4110. announce the birth of a daughter, Lau Mary Kenzie of Livonia. Farhat of Livonia. She also has'a great- Saturday, Oct. 23 to Knights of Colum ra Lynn, on Aug. 29. Laura's grand grandmother, Elsie Russell of Hunting bus Hall, 25100 Van Born, Wayne. Mu parents are Jim and Allegra Melton of Edward and Sharlane Leshinsky of ton Beach, Calif. sic will be played by Joe Gexaltow^ki Brentwood Street, Livonia, and Beau- Redford announce the birth of a son, and bis Polish orchestra. Dinner is at 8 \r<> jjoiM almost lah Edmunds of Peering Street, also in Justin Alan, on Sept. 17. Justin is the — p.m. cost is $26. To reserve tickets call Livonia. grandson of Mitchell and Catherine Sa- Jennifer and David McCormick of Bill Gossman at 721-1677. ready for bal of Dearborn and Edward and Dolo Redford announce the .birth of their Joe and Mary Carlin of Ladywood res Leshinsky of Southfield. His great- second cfiild, a daughter Andrea Lynne, Iteiiaiggance grandparents are Thomas and Phllippa • ROAD RALLY Street, Livonia, announce the birth of on Oct. 8 in Women's Hospital, Livonia. To organize carpools to its road ral Day*? their second child, a daughter, Kelly Leshtoski of Detroit and Celina Burton Andrea Joins a 3-year-old brother of Dearborn. ly, members of the Ford Pendulum Sin Marie, on Sept. 12 in Providence Hospl: Matthew in the McCormick family. gles Club will meet at 6:30 p.m. Satur tal. Kelly has a brother, Dougie, 3. She Grandparents are Barbara and Ray day, Oct. 23 in the parking lot of Ford is the first grandaughter and fourth Susan and Bill Bresler of Redford Crute and Fern and Raymond McCor . World Headquarters. Cost to members I'm ready grandchild for Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ken announce the birth of their first child, a mick, all of Livonia. There are three is $7, to others $8. . zie of Detroit and Valerie Kenzie, also daughter Anne Katherine, on Oct. 8 in great-gTandparents, Thelma Cupler of for those of Detroit, and the 18th grandchild for St. Mary Hospital of Livonia. Anne's Plymouth and Juanita and Hubert • SOCIAL SINGLES Crute of Port Charlotte, Fla. great Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carlin of Redford- grandparents are Bill and Lil Bresler Dr. Wayne Fisk, psychologist and sex bargains from The Friendship is the.highest ^orld of degree of perfection in Shops! society. •Mtf settled RErUIS&4ME DAYS BF Chamberlain Realtstate Co SIDEWALK S4LE! made 1 Oct. 21,22, 23 Bargains galore! Special discounts! Fun! Food Coojolt with the President. A J JMcbter or Bad CfcamtxrUln it 643-MOO Hours: Thurs. & Fri.: 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.; Sat.: 10 a.m. to6 p.m. •Validated Parking — _ simple. M for three hours in Lots A and B east orrhe Center. Bring the kids to meet 'Mona' from 'Hot Fudge' New-town dilemmas fade after a at 2 p.m., Saturday on the Promenade Stage. WELCOME WAGON call. As your Hostess, it's my job to help you make the most of your new neighborhood. *4r [*' Renaissance World of Shops Our shopping areas. Community opportu v===j~/ Detroit's largest shopping center ' nities. Special attractions. Lots of facts to KODAK OISC save you time and money. Plus a basket of 4000 Camera gifts for your family. I'll be listening for 0« be*utW \rmn* C4cw« nth UAa your call, Km »«wic*, butt* rl«jft4 trtxtx rront »0088* Ctfj ••Kn you buy 4 »eO» M Manufacturing Makes the Big Difference Kodtk OUe rim 4 4 Prap*k) Procaung rom"1Varid«' .v A tM«i vt- KI KJI Prie» jZ-Jal. %'A>< - -isj.se. 4000 c*n»n rvoHjaKi LIVONIA • 35555 PLYMOUTH ROAD Ju»tWMlofWi3rr»Ro*d 525-4110 ^ CALL 356-7720 Take Time For Your Home '. • . ..«^S.l|f*5t - r• • •' f mII 1 ' ; « *"» i •#**TL • . H "C&tWi* Sfffij ' i Folding Tables Save$\00. Canadian Lynx Jackets.... ;.'... *2,995. Reg >2??Q As casual ^ ^^^^^^^1 M. «-» + ^^-*r^.^. •**«-*•---* -*' ^*tfi ^*fc l*tft i • umnmw^** PPWPP^fW mmm* mmm «B(L.R.W.-Q1 O&E Thursday, October 21. 1982 How about group homes ? candidates asked By8h*rryKahan A to the ARC Invitation. cate." He added that he felt the money third of its staff. In his opinion, the best "PART OF THE COSTS are exces He also mentioned something closgg staff writer These included the Republican candi could be found by cutting down on gov way to improve the mental health cli sive," he said. He added that the pur to the heart of members of his anj££, date for county 'executive, Robert ernmental waste. mate in the state would be to "improve chase of land for state-funded group ence, many who have raised thelr3£i% Why did John Bennett say he was FitzPatrick, and state Sen. Robert Geake noted that he spoke to the the Michigan business climate. There homes is "more expensive than it needs undecided about community placement Geake, R-Northville, who came on his group as an old friend and ARC mem will be more money for special educa to be. There is no sense in guaranteeing tarded children at home rather ¢833¾ for retarded citizens? own behalf and also as spokesman for ber. Before his political career, he was tion when more people are working." to provide a profit of 14-28 percent. placing them in a state institution. i^U**F The question came up regarding a Richard Headlee, Republican candi director of the psychology department As one who helped write the state The state is not in the business of questionnaire the Democratic state date for governor. at the Plymouth Center for Human De law that permitted group homes of six guaranteeing a profit." "The state gives Ugh priority,^: Senator filled out for the Michigan As Representing James Blanchard, velopment, residence of many area re persons to be established in communi (placing in group homes) resldentofe-; sociation of Retarded Citizens. Sylvia Democratic candidate for governor, tarded persons. ties, Geake felt confident enough of his He added that the state ARC should institutions," he told them. *It tfoewTg;' Kloc, former president of the ARC/ was Tom Roach, himself a candidate He said the state Department of relationship with ARC to introduce be in the forefront of the demand for make sense that we penalize families .<«* Northwest Communities, asked him for the board of regents of the Univer Mental Health, which oversees retard suggestions for improvement in the economies, "to get more group homes who have kept them at home fo£$o£ about it during a candidates night her sity of Michigan. ed persons, has already laid off one- group home situation. , for the money." many years. ~j££ organization sponsored last week. Also present was former Michigan "I'll answer with a question." said. Supreme Court chief justice Thomas Bennett. "Would you support putting in Brennan, Republican candidate foe. Conference topic is homes regardless of community laws?" lieutenant governor, and U.S. Congress Kloc also had an answer and ques hopeful George Sallade, a Democrat tion. running against Rep. Carl Pursell in corporate strategies "When we tried to work with local the 2nd Congressional District. This Bazaars communities, the laws would not allow district includes Plymouth, part of Six workshops on managerial styles, conflict community placement,* she said. "So a Livonia and stretches to Hillsdale. management, power and Image, time and health,,_ \ state law was passed to permit six-peo Noel Cuthbert, Democrat, was on management, communications skills and organiza- ' ple homes.' Then she asked Bennett. hand. He is running against Geake in The bazaar movement is still going strong as 23601 Ann Arbor Trail, east of Telegraph in Dear tlonal analysis will be offered by Henry Ford Com !Blll.you meet with us go we can try to the Sixth District. State rcprcacnta- —members of many -organizations put finishing born Heigbts^-Admlsslon is fl. To-be-sotd-are- munity College from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Oct. 23: — help you make up your mind?" tives Jack Kirsey, R-Livonia, running touches on crafted items and get them ready for 8tained glass, sculptured clay, ceramics, cactus, Co-8ponsor of the corporate strategies confer-', __ unopposed, was there along with Rep. display and sale. Bazaar aficionados will have a dried and silk flower arrangements, weaving, per ence is Schoolcraft College. Cost for the day Is $3^ .... and lunch is included. To register call HFCC at 271- THE QUESTION drew general ap Sylvia Skrel, Republican candidate for difficult time deciding which among the upcoming sonalized ornaments and pine cones.8 plause from the group, including many the 38th District; William Joyner, run events listed below to attend. 2750, ext. 331. ARC parents, which had gathered at ning as a Democrat for state Repre • WEST OUTER DRIVE METHODIST , • NORTH ROSEDALE CIVIC ASSOCIA Workshop leaders are Judi Walters, a labor-man-.•','•'' Cambridge Club in Garden City for the sentative in the 36th District, and Mike The Women's Society of the West Outer Drive TION agement consultant; Dr. Daryl Dickson, human re-,. „_ candidates night. Palonus, Libertarian Party candidate Methodist Church, 12065 W. Outer Drive, Detroit, Artists will display their oils, water colors, Chi sources manager at Bendix Corp; Linda Greenblatt, The audience also expressed approv in the 33rd District. will sponsor a holiday boutique from 9 a.m. to 6 nese brush strokes, pen and ink, calligraphy, pot affirmative action officer at the American Auto al when Kloc told the state Senator Bill Pate, a member of the Garden p.m. Oct. 22 and 23. Lunch will be served. Craft and tery, porcelain, china dolls and other work at an mobile Association; and Dr. Barbara Forlsha, prea£ .'-"". there is no "saturation" of Redford by dlty charter commission, was also baked items will be on sale. For Information on arts and crafts festival from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sat den t of Human Systems Analysis. -group homes. ~ "present. "" "Tentlnga"table call Edna Broome at 532-8896. urday, Oct. 23 In North Rosedale Park Community "We have four group homes in Red- House, 18445 Scarsdale, Detroit, near Soutbiield ford, making a total of 24 retarded peo •WILLIAM JOYNER, Wayne County • ST. RICHARD WOMEN'S GUILD and Grand River. Admission Is $1. Majorettes twirl ple in a community of about 70,000," commissioner, indicated that it is a fal Ceramics, knitware, macrame and baked goods she said. lacy to think that volunteers can solve will be sold at the ilth annual craft fair of the St. • ABBOTT SCHOOL PTO at homecoming Bennett, who had indicated in other Richard Women's Guild Oct. 23 and 24 at the all the problems of retarded persons, so An art fair featuring the work of 34 artists and All former majorettes from Garden City Bast questionnaire answers that he is gener government help is needed. church, 35851 Cherry Hill, Westland. Hours are 10 craftpereons will be held from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. ally supportive of ARC aims, then told a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday, and from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. and West high schools have been invited to partici Noel Gilbert, a Bentley graduate, Saturday, Oct 23 at Abbot School, 2670 Sequoia pate at Friday's homecoming game. the group he would be willing to_set up . Vietnam-Infantryman and an attorney, Sunday. _ ParkwayrJiear_M--14-and-Maple, Ann Arbor,- a meeting. ~ TheTnvitation was extended by the majorettes of told bis listeners that his goal is to en the 1982-83 season. Those interested in twirling at "If you can change ray mind, you are ter the state Legislature and "fight for • ST. DAMIAN ALTAR SODALITY • FORD WIVES CLUB the game should contact Karen Langlois, majorette welcome to try," he said. people." He added that he bad worked The Altar Sodality of St. Damian Church, 29891 Joan Wheeler of Livonia and Betty Manthey of sponsor, at 427-1764. his way through college as a child-care Joy, Westland, will host an arts and crafts show Plymouth will show their work in posters and dolls GROUP HOME opinions and atti worker at the Wayne County Develop from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 23, at St. at an arts and crafts bazaar sponsored by the Ford tudes were what the audience of about ment Center. Damian School. Baked goods and refreshments will Wives Club will take place Oct. 29 and 30 In First 60 were listening for during discussion "I will fight to help you keep what be available. To rent a table contact Norma Gizzi Presbyterian Church, 600 N. Brady, Dearborn. among the candidates who responded you have," he said, "I'd be an advo at 421-4643. Hours are from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Friday and from Sears to talk 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday. Proceeds from the • YWCA OF WESTERN WAYNE COUNTY event will be used to aid Manna Community Meal Thirty-five artisans have registered' for the arts In 'Detroit, which serves breakfast and lunch each about stress tHALIMACRKj and craft show sponsored by the YWCA of Western weekday to needy people In the Michigan-Trumbull Dr. June Sears, extension director for Wayne v Wayne County from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, area. County, will conduct a six-week class on stress Oci. tss^ -FURNITURE -^ Oct. 23 at the Y, 26279 Michigan, Inkster. Their 26 through Dec. 7 at the Wayne County Extension creations include Chinese embroidered art works, • FAITH LUTHERAN CHURCH and Education Center, 5454 Venoy, Wayne. Save V2 clocks, high fashion stitchery, baskets, soft s^u!^- Members of Faith Lutheran Church, 30000 Five , The classes will be held from 9:30 a.m. until noon ture dolls, leaded mirrors, wood cabinets and pine Mile, Livonia, are busy in workshops preparing on Tuesdays. The cost is $15.' For more details, call ONE WEEK ONLY cone Yule decorations. Y volunteers will sell pump items to sell at the Christmas booth at its bazaar-to- —Seareat721 6573. ON OUR PREMIUM kin bread, and there will be a sidewalk cafe serving take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30. QUILT TOP MATTRESS lunch.. . A rummage and bake sale will be Included. QUALITY FEATURES • HOLY INNOCENTS ACADEMY Agency is seeking C • Multi Coil • DIVINE SAVIOR CATHOLIC CHURCH • Extra Firm ^ More than 50 tables will await shoppers at the • Decorator Cover Artists from Livonia and Westland will be among craft fair from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 30 Regular * High Density Steel those contributing more than 100 art and crafts dis In Divine Savior Catholic Church, 39375 Joy, West- more foster parents $128.95 ~p* «65 .ape. • Fufi Factory Warranty plays at the craft carnival from 10 am to 4 p.m. land. Luncheon will be served, and there will be a Mentally retarded and physically handicapped— *; SUPBtVALUeOHOUft Saturday, Oct 23, at Holy Innocents Academy, bake sale. teenagers in the area need foster parents. " "N FULL PfUOWTOP If you are Interested In helping, call Janet Myers,""-'-'' £A, Pwcfi$** out PBhwtCfi vxS Regular r»c$!r» $ Htry Duty $t*«t community placement unit at Plymouth Center for ' 8*dFrgm* (Yttoto tst*5) 1 Human Development, 453-1500, Ext. 217. $189.95 M. pc FREE! Apian for all seasons. A, » »3> The Payroll FURNITURE Savings Plan is 28795 Plymouth 2 Blks. E. of Middlebelt one of the Wm\ 937-0270 or 427-8600 easiest, safest WWl OPEN 8UNDAY 12-6 DAILY 9-9 ways to get started on the saving habit. Even if saving has always _ARElN5 of Windsor. seemefj too__. r^x difficult in past seasons. 56th A little is automatically / ANNUAL taken out of each paycheck toward the purchase of FUR U.S. Savings Bonds. You'll never miss it, so you'll never spend it. 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Full Premium on 484 Pellssler Street American Funds Windsor* 1-519-253*5612 Win 1* tp\%t t*t,f ;»,/f t'fiMUT wji in^K claire pcarone DaJty9k>6:30/FrMo9 into I S S,/i ti,t% hfitl* ifiiu'rr Mj-f/u: /<• huiltn tuichu-rfulun 2771 Somerset Mall --Troy Mi. 48084 • (313)643-0770 /*•/ tfitur 1 nuhfrttttiuf ftir tftiyrsrlf. v - ,, -- • Thursday, October 21, T962 fa&E (L,R,W,Q)5B Tucker-Wellman McMullen-Burke Leatherdale-Pike Mr. and Mrs. Richard Leaderdale of Thomas and Carolyn Tucker of Oak Fallon, Nev., announce the engagement Ridge, Tenn., announce the engage Mr. and Mrs. Allah McMullen of of their daughter Marian to Scott Pike, ment of their daughter Sara Louise to Dorais Avenue, Livonia, announce the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pike of Jeffrey Allen Wellman, son of Paul and approaching marriage of their daugh Garden City. Donna Wellman of Lathers Street, Gar ter Nancy Ellen to E. Michael Burke, The bride-to-be is a 1980 graduate of den City. son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Burke of Rio-Llndo Academy . of Healdsbuirg, The bride-elect is a graduate of Gaylord, formerly of Redford. Calif., and is an executive secretary Georgia Institute of Techology, where The bride-to-be graduated in 1975 with the Churchill Council, dn Alcohol she was elected to Brierian and Gam from Bentley High School and in 1979 and Drug Abuse. Her fiance graduated ma Beta Phi honpr societies. She is em from Harper Hospital school of nurs in 1980 from Garden City East High. ployed in research and engineering by ing. She Is employed by St. Mary Hospi School and is serving as a petty officer Eastman Kodak Co. Her fiance gradu tal in Livonia. Her fiance graduated in the Navy, stationed at Qak Harbor, ated from Garden, City East High from- Redford Union High School in Wash., and working as a jet mechanic. School and is a student at the Universi 1973 and works for Burke Ceramic Tile They will exchange vows April 16 at ty of Detroit, where he has been named and Kitchen & Interiors.by Starllne, Fallon. to Eta Kappa Nu and Tau Beta Pi hon Gaylord. or groiips. He is a co-op student -with- SeTttupie; wtirmarry Oct. 30 In Str Eastman. Genevieve Catholic Church of Livonia. They plan a Dec. U wedding in St. After a honeymoon in Hawaii, they will Mary Catholic Church at Oak RJdge. make their home at Gaylord. SPECIAL SA VINGS SALE Tell your Roirnej-Kelly happy news Nelsons Since T937 Mr. and Mrs. Norbert Romej of Red- The Observer Suburban Life section will be Picture Framing ford announce the approaching mar Nev/^iiocation A Beautiful Sfore with Beautiful Furniture riage of their daughter Susan Marie to pleased to announce the news of your engage 33614 Five Mile Livonia Craig James Kelly, son of Mr. and Mrs America's most distinguished traditional furniture ment, wedding or anni 9 Door East of"our old location James Kelly of Farmington Hills. versary. The- bride-to-be is a student at Oak NewHovlrB Mon,TueS., Wed. 1 0-6 land Community College and employed Forms are available Thurs..Fri. 10-8 Sat. 9-5 Colonial Spouse by Michigan-Wisconsin Pipeline Co. in for weddings and engage 427-0325 427-0327 202Q? Mid(i(Fihf>lt Rri^LnutH^f-e«i>«-kAfor*— ments and may be picked Detroit. Her fiance attends Lawrence Livonia up_at the--Uvonia- office; Institute of Technology^and works for 36251 Schoolcraft. All in Open Mon.. Thurs. & Fri. 'Tit 9 P.M., Sunday U5 P.M. • 474-6900 Haden Schweitzer Corp., Madison formation submitted Heights. must include a telephone They plan a November wedding in number so that it can be St. Valentine Catholic Church, Redford. checked during business hours if necessary. Pictures submitted with announcements must ie_. clear so that good reproduction is pos sible. They may be of bride or bride-elect or the bridal couple. Anniversary informa Forbear-Cavill tion forms also are.avail- able at the Livonia office. Robert and Alice Forbear of Melvin Pictures will be accepted Street, Livonia, announce the engage only for couples married ment of their daughter Debora of West- 50 years or more. land to Ronald N. Cavill, sonof-Audrey In all engagement, Guenther of Westland. wedding and anniversary The couple plan a March 26 wedding. announcements, at least one of the parties in volved must be a resident or former resident of Livonia, Westland, Gar den, City or Redford Township. SHOW 4 SALEl .-^. \ S**3fe^!b' ^ Town 'N Country Hardware Pre-Season Sale! KONJCA FF-1 \"1 PftO0RAM n put* you on automatic p0c4. lhe/« • rtOtMrtg IOH1C ngur* lo*dl */o- matkcaJly. to no Kwbflng and •utcrjtic pool m««Al p«rl6Cl p*Ctg(64> . WITH USA • WITH USA WAfWAMTY . OUt P£R CuS- tj/t.ii TOUEfi. 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I < Wintry Budding)! cunti on. moouu I 'J 144 STORES COAST TO COAST Faimington • 313/478-1282 Phone: 422-2750 it 0;«n J to I pm Vj.i<« thra loin • > 1» 4 pm $»l«r<>t • 0«S<< S**4<)1 'M^M 4-:.: I^A^fclHi* F »1 •'! »» •• w»nnn W«\*^R W. ^J*. ,, 8QSXF-IOC.*9C,P,C.R.W,G-68) O&E Thursday, October 21. 1982 Theater group overextends with 'My Fair Lady Performances of the Garden City blessed with minimal aptiludejjut "My is turned out for this lusty song and "What a Frenzied Moment that Was" light designer John Qulnn would have " By Mary Jan* Doerr nical accuracy that made him not only the work is exciting with an intensity dolf "Serkin at Curtis Institute of Music terpretation of the English music so of special writer the winner of the Cliburn contest but that persists to the end. in Philadelphia, is now associated with ten considered to be dull. Under van also of the Young Concert Artists Inter The Allegro movement was dis the piano department of Arizona State der Merwe's baton, the music was alive Pianist Steven de Groote, Grand national Auditions in New York city joined, but by the Adagio un poco mos- University. He has released two re and powerful. ; Prize Winner of the Fifth Van Cliburn and a finalist in the 1976 Levintritt review so Conductor Johan van der Merwe and cords with Deutsche Grammophon. "The Firebird Suite No. 2" is music ; Quadrennial Piano Competition in Competition. de Groote seemed to be united In.their Other numbers on the afternoon con that Is very familiar to Detroiters now, '• 1977, opened the 37th season of the De Groote has a fluidity in his hands purpose and direction. cert were Overture to the Opera "II with the Detroit Symphony's many per ; Plymouth Symphony Orchestra on'Sun- scribes the majestic work with its regal r and the ability to sensitively shade his qualities. The work is a virtuoso con Here the performance took on the Barbiere di Siviglia" by Rossini, "The formances of its complete version and ; day afternoon at Plymouth Salem High delivery so that each note is clearly qualities that we associate with the Firebird Suite" by Stravinsky and coming recording. Van der Merwe • School Auditorium with a technically certo for its technical demands, but it beard. It is a precision that makes each requires more than a virtuoso to play it work. In that second movement, the "Enigma Variations" by Elgar. wisely chose the shortened version. In superb rendition of Ludwig von Beetho- note distinct. two countrymen from South Africa the absence of the visuals (the ballet), ; ven's Piano Concerto No. 5 in E Flat in the emotion and spirit that it de The E-flat Piano Concerto is better mands. achieved a melodic blend of orchestra THE ORCHESTRA'S most impres this version is dramatic and keeps the • Major. known as the "Emperor" Concerto. The jand soloist.jwhich carried Into the third sive and inspired performance, was in audience attention. •_ _. ', It was that same display of the tech name is a. misnomer, but it aptly de- FROM THE opening grand chords, movement, Rondo Allegro, though it the final number by Elgar. Perhaps Next concert of the Plymouth Sym wasn't that strong. van der Merwe's background serves phony Orhestra will be on Nov. 21, 9 De Groote, a former student of Ru- • him well in providing an interesting in featuring Donald Sinfa, saxophone. Area actors play in 'Mame Delightfully Different I Several area residents will appear in the Players 31 and Nov. 5-7. Reserved seat tickets are $5, ex • -Guild of Dearborn production of "Auntie Mame," cept for senior citizens on Oct. 31 when the price in CLOCK.Jr. ! the original play from which the musical was tak- advance is |3. For reservations and ticket Informa AIMMtf MW> Ckx*flMtkirants. m c tion phone 565-5392. ALL-U-CAN-EAT SPECIALS - They include Helen de Jiulio of Westland as No- The cast also includes David Wrubel as Ito, her Saturday Special '. rah Muldoon, housekeeper to Mame, played by FRIDAY Japanese-American houseboy, and Norris Anderson FISH DINNER Spaghetti Dinner "t Jacqueline Bacus; Clemie Cyburt of Plymouth as Chofca of toup, $028 ' Mame's close friend, Vera Charles; and Cynthia as Beau and Woody Bredin as M. Lindsay Woolsey, lrdu<5«» Potsto. toast & cxiotc* ol the men in her life. soup, wlaa w cole «Jaw .^5 9 New Storing I Szczsny of Redford as Gloria Upson, designated B«k*d Chick to 1 Short Rib* ! bride of Mame's nephew, Patrick. "Auntie Mame" is the season's second offering 33480 VfeJ Mile at Farmlngton Rd. Performances of "Mame" are at 8 p.m. Oct. 29- for the Player Guild. Livonia (K-Mart 8hopplng Center)»476-8215 ^S^^MONEY SAVING COUPON BEEF PASTIES $1.59 1 Buy 4 or more, get 1 FREE with ad 2 cabaret concerts close series Rutabaga & carrots added on request at no extra charge. Z Two Friday evening cabaret jazz concerts re- and 9:30 p.m. In the museum's indoor continental rfswov $2.00 OFF Dozen *C22 L0CATI0NU8 l main In the 1982 "Jazz at the Institute" series, garden, Kresge Court cafe. Tickets at $6 may be JAPANESE and CHINESE 675S MIDDLEBELT SPECIAL FAMILY SIZE PIZZA which will conclude Oct. 29 at the Detrot Institute purchased through the museum ticket office (832- Restaurant GARDEN CITY 424-8580 U-BAKE-IT $4.99 A^ ; of Arts. 2730) and at the door on an availability basis. Res 27831 W. 7 MILE HAPPY HOUR 2 for 1 LIVONIA. 638-7738 The Harold McKinney Trio will be featured Fri- ervations are suggested. ,' day, and the series will finish Oct. 29 with the TUES-FRI IN THE LOUNGE til 7 PM FRIDAY 2 for 1 lil 7 PM in DINING ROOM Charles Boles Quintet. Wine, beer, soft drinks.and snacks may be pur c*w>» OUTS (x oiHty r Stje ©bserucr & Eccentric travel Thursday, October 21,1982 O&E (T-10C,S-9B,RO-«C,*7BXB,W1>)15C Tourists need not fear peso's problems U* S. casht buys more With an attractive new rate of 70 pesos to the dollar, Ameri south of the border can tourists in Mexi Many of you have postponed.trips to co can get bargains Mexico because of the confusing finan on anything from cial crisis south of the border. I crossed 1-of-a-kind trinkets, such as the border early this month and can re traveler those offered by this port that the currency exchange situa- vendor (right) to me- —tion-for travelers Is now-stable, ._ . . Irii hrVork8-8Bcrr as the You can exchange as few or as many silver bells (left) dollars as you like when you are in Jones made in Tlaque- Mexico, and exchange up to $250 worth contributing paque, near Guadala of pesos back into dollars when you travel editor jara. cross the border back into the United States. the airport in Dallas. Check your local IRIS SANDERSON JONES l The new rate of 70 pesos to a dollar bank before you leave home; you may is good news for dollar-toting travelers. get a better rate here than in Mexico, For American retirees living in Mexi because financial institutions have a lot co, It is either good news or bad news, of pesos for sale. depending on the source of their in When you leave Mexico, you can »50,000 come. CHINA bring back in dollars the difference be m SAMSON The current problem started with the tween what you brought in and what TRAVEL AND ART 9H0W FREE last of several official devaluations • you spent. Keep your currency ex Artist Julie Dawson yvl.lj be giving her Flight insurance Sept. 1. The peso, which was worth change receipts. You can convert up to impressions from her April, 1982 trip Acapulco 7MGHTSASIOWAS $369 with coclt ticket about 4 cents in American money a |250 back into American money. The through the Peoples Republic of China. TOURS Weekly charter flights Nov. 13 through year ago, was devalued to about 1.4 $250 figure was given to me by a Mexi Tour operators will be available purchased thru May. Saturday departures lor 7 nights. Choose from S beachfront hotels. cents in September. can government tourist official, but it ||VTHUR8DAY. NOV. 4 7:30 P.M. Mexico-lovers were getting used to. is not printed in the official currency ?5SS*ir?J55£SSS GLYNN Cancun 7WGHTSASLQ.WAS $389 that, because it had happened several brochure, so it is possible that this fig TAKES Weekly flights via United Airlines tor 3, 7 ure could change. Exchange only as times before. What they did not expect mm ill TRAVEL or 10 nights. Choice of.4 weekly depar was the nationalization of Mexican many dollars as you need while travel tures and a wide choice of hotels. banks by the Mexican government a ing, so that you don't have more than l)..-1rOit bjf-.nou I ivoni.i •17? /?0i. few days later. $250 worth of pesos in your pocket YOU TO Nnvt 3MGHTSASLOWAS when you leave the country. Cozumel $389 All dollar accounts were frozen. Weekly flights via United Airlines for 3, 7 Americans who had deposited dollars I can confirm that banks In the Mexi Oirminrjh.im and or 10 nights. Choice of 4 weekly depar W O.iklond Tr.ivpi in Mexican banks could only withdraw can airport are open when internation- * SHOW& GREAT tures and 2 beachfront hotels. - - pesos, albeit at an.attractive new rate al flights are scheduled to leave, and SALEI < n :Jnmtngh.im 641-i/ll of 70 pesos to the dollar. Conflicting that the pesos are quickly and politely <* iriiy 8799?0r, Puerto Vallarta/sSs $499 rules were applied to the border, to converted back into dollars. $> Weekly charter flights Nov. 27 through prevent dollars from being taken out of PLACES May. Saturday departures tor 7 nights. : the country. WHAT ALL THIS means is that you That is where the confusion and con can travel happily in Mexico with no -Aruba 7 NKiHTS AS LOW AS $679 cern began for American travelers to fear of being caught in the currency KONICA FP-1 Weekly charter flights Oec. 24 through PflOOfUM April from Windsor. Friday departures for Mexico. For several days after the cri crunch. Your dollars are now worth a It pull jpu on Krtomttlc pool Me«uM ZL^: -i tfwrt'i nochtog Is M> or AgirX loadt «wto- 7 nights. sis began, tourists were asked to con lot of pesos, so Mexican goods and ser m»0c*»y. » no Kmtflnp,. »nd lolomatlc paot m*v» ottUa pfcujrwi LTT" vert all the dollars in their possession vices are a bargain. . WITH U-S.*. • WITH USA WAftAAHTY . ON£ Ptfl CUS IS LOW AS $L ttiitett^ ^H*^^^*^m*m****mmm*^^*m **taM*i^*^4ifcl**il*iiiitaiiftft4l ii mmmmrw***rm^9**W^r*^*m**9*9 w^«inu» I^W^^R^^ mjm^wm es* O&E Thur&day. October 21. 1982 tyoun Inoitation to COowshfp BAPTIST 8I8LE CENTERED BETHEL BAPTIST TEMPLE * QAPliSI fcTb1. t LIVONIA 1 Redford Baptist Church HARD PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH OF LIVOMA FUNDAMENTAL id ifiwsn.1 BAPTIST SOUL WINNING 2S475 W Six Mile Livonia . 7 Mile Road and Grand River im , qi ,, ,nd Si. Mie Roids Christian Education Sunday 422-1150 CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Oetroit. Michigan CHURCH Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. Af lniJk'tOWl'M Worship and Sunday School 8:30,10:00 and 11:30 a.m. 533-2300 c p Evening Service ft:O0 p.m. .OU'H£ft^ 0AP iS> 9-.30 am CONVfN'OH "To Belong...To Be Loved...To Be Praised" Wed. Family Hour 7:30 pm "UNNECESSARY AND 3J940SCHOO1.CRAF1 Dr. David McKenna H.L Petty 8'Me Study - *v»v>a Cluhi WRONG PERIODS" P.IKM .NEWS RELEASE. t ARKUHG >OH SO President Aebury Theological Seminary 525-3«« Or.WttfeyLEwtt 422-3763 7:00 p.m. 0' OCT. 24 5:15 P.M. PASTOR ELVINL. CLARK Fellowship 8upper 261-9276 11:00 AM "WEEPING AT HI8 FEET" Mission Field Evaluation Report 6«) P.M. 'Sjr.dar School . 9 45am • C*U fOS WO PM "A TWO WAY STREET Morning Worsl^p . "04S am Rev. L. Edward Davis r TheofoglcaJ Lecture: fREE *U>iSPC*TATiON OCT.26 • Ladles Bible Class • 9--30 A.M. "How to Interpret the 8crlptureen Bapt'Sl Trains Ur>*>n 5 p m Mr. Barry McKenna EveningWprsliip Hour 'pm Dr. Wetley I. Evans PaulO LamC Ur$ Oonna Gleison Wec.'«d3y.Serv I t^^m^^^i Thursday, October21. 19820&E • 9B••» 1 Church gets first home J'* in its 17-year history T If s a little like getting to the promised lab BETHEL MISSIONARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD 8900 Middlebelt, Livonia T; (Near Joy Rd.) ^ SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. Creation of just 1 man shows the worth of all \ - MORNING WORSHIP 11:00 A.M. £ EVENING WORSHIP &30 P.M. 491.0140 WED. FAMILY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. * In the story of Genesis, the Bible one man, the Bible affirms not only describes how the great work of cre our sanctity, but also our power. You ation brought Into being a world s and I have extraordinary capacities "A friendly Church with Christ Centered Purpose" teeming with life. The climax of ere- .moral perspectives and wonderous creative abilities. all6n Is reached with the fashioning of Each of us has the power' to a frail, troublesome and vexing crea Rabbi Irwin transform our lives. We can make a ture called man. decisive difference in the world. T The sages of old asked a curious Groner The most demoralizing question we can ask Is, what can one person do? >.'•-•*"<"<•'« 'J1* V..J, " >~ r- question. Why was one man created- ; rather than a multitude? What can I do to change the moral worry about every needy American, a violent visit to Miami. A newscaster climate of a community? It's tough to CHRISTIAN First, they say, he who preserves every homeless AsiaUc, every illi-" . was reporting the destruction left in one human life, it is accounted to him fight city ball. What can I do about SCIENCE terate African and every hungry Indi Its wake. "Damage to property," he raising the level of jungle ethics that as if he preserved the whole world. an. •' said, "is estimated in the millions but 1 He who destroys one human life, it Is exist in the business world? You have The mind staggers in the- face of there was only one life lost" i • FOURTH CHURCH charged to him as if he destroyed the to play the game. What can I do about I the magnitude of response to misery i OF CHRIST SCIENTIST whole world. The world "only" Is troublesome. If our government? My vote doesn't .——* P4 400W Sever. Mie which cries out to us. We are likely to ""count... Man is equated with the value of that one victim were the broadcast^ • irieai Telegraph) Wi.mMJtk do nothing at all, to grow weary of era's child, would he have said J »'0'JRSOP SfviCF the universe, with the meaning of all caring, to shut the world out and to "only"? A whole universe perished Trace back any blessing to its 1 iiOO« W that God has brought Into being. Eve source and you will find that it begins focus upon me and mine. with that solitary individual. '•'* • SUNDAVSCHOOL Uf;»=?c > ix.jVC_.--l i t-« ''jA/Aiv'U'-ik: ry human being is unique and irre Biblical religion argues otherwise. with one person who believed that he n 00 A M placeable. Because you cannoMielp everyone Is could make a difference, one who Uj-^irCn>e P'ovdeo THERE IS A second implication in would not permit his known limita 41 r WfDNE50AY not an excuse for helping no one. He the creation story. Every person .. . '' . i ,, ,-1.. • ••! IN A WORLD In which we have be tions to prevent him from expressing • ( , 'FSTJMONiAl who saves one life has sustained the should recognize his own value and MEETINGS8PM come aware of so much poverty, hun whole universe. One life is sacred and unlimited potentiality. ger, and human need, it Is easy to de should be able to say, "For my sake we must never forget that truth. was the world created." We need to reaffirm our faith In 9» IV velop "compassion fatigue." We just A couple of years ago there was a man, in his power to will and create a can't embrace humanity. We can't hurricane of enormous force that paid By focusing upon the creation of better socity. I ~S> rite* A^AAA^ MiA^^M^tii^^a^^itAtfiMfe^Aiii liA^M* ***il**^lil^ ->'.vjw-*tr,'?r« 9 9nmi9Bimmmmvw^wwv^m*^**1***W*^i^^m9W*Q1f* 108**(Wb.T-8B) O&E Thursday. October 21. 1982 "There's no question, Blue Cross and Blue Shield gives our University maximum coverage for the money." "I don't think you can find "Chief executives should another carrier that -X ask their financial staff to Blue Cross Let Blue Cross and Blue Shield design a program for your group. Call your local representative today. ;i *m ^^ **• n^ ^MPHPP m ®lje (©bseruer sports Brad Emons, C.J. Risak editcrsr59i 23 17 Thursday, October 21. 1982 OAE (L.W>1C Spartans stay unbeaten; Key tourney games next By Paul King Eric Hansen's four goals Tuesday en special writer abled the Chargers to win their 10th game In 12 starts. Eric Pence and Gary Mexlcotte each iL. The senior foreign exchange student scored twice Monday to lead host Livo from Denmark now has 25 goals on the nia Stevenson to a 5-1 predistrict boys' soccer season. Mike Duckworth tallied the soccer victory over Northville. IMMACULATE CONCEPTION 1 other Churchill goal. The Spartans, a 4-1 victor Tuesday Coach John Neff praised the defen over Livonia BenUeyrran-their season- —Toe Shamrocks- increased their sea-~~ sive work oi Jonn Lectka, Chris Cassar record to 14>0. Tbey will travel Friday son mark to 14-2-1 Tuesday and also and Rick Ajluni. They helped give goal to meet Bloomileld Hills Lahser (13-1) earned a spot in the Catholic League ie John Memer the shutout. in a crucial second-round state tourna finals. ment game. Stevenson beat Lahser last CC will take on Harper Woods Notre •ROCHESTER ADAMS 2 year in the quarterfinals, S-2, a match Dame at 7 p.m. Sunday in Ham- BISHOP BORGESS 1 which was decided in a shootout. Game tramck's Keyworth Stadium for the time is 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at Lahser. championship. Adams eliminated Borgess in a state Mexlcotte tallied his 34th and 35th Against Hamtramck, the Double-AA tournament game Saturday with a sec goals of the season. He also had two division's second place team, six differ ond-half goal to break a 1-1 tie. assists. Pence added an assist. ent Shamrocks scored. Mike Sigler, a freshman left winger, John Gelmlsi accounted for the other Sophomore Andy Rama led the Cen scored unassisted on a 25-yard boot for Spartan score. tral Division champs with a goal and the Spartans. Northville opened the scoring at 3:05 two assists. Adams had the edge in shots, 13-10. of the first half on a goal by Joe Mac- Other CC scorers Included Jim Ko- Borgess ended the season with a 2-10 kle. walskl, Con Griffin, Steve DeMattos, record. Stevenson, however, came back wit£ Rick Longuski and Chris Morano. CC four goals to take a 4-1 half time advan bad a 24-4 advantage in shots. GARDEN CITY 4 tage. FERNDALE 2 (Shootout) Winning goalie Ken Burt stopped ' TROY ATHENS 7 eight shots. Stevenson had 24 shots. LIVONIA FRANKLIN 1 The loss dropped Northville to 11-5- The Cougars' first state tournament 1. game was a success Tuesday as Cary Athens, last year's state invitational Even, Mark Konopatski and Sam Falk ON TUESDAY, Pence notched his champs, broke away from a 1-1 dead scored goals in the shootout. 17th goal, Mike Aullclno scored twice lock at the 50-minute mirk with six The teams were tied in regulation and Larry Witkowski chipped in with unanswered goals In a predistrict state play at 1-1. another as the Spartans dominated tournament game Saturday in Troy. Gerald McWUliams' goal tied the Even's second-half goal knotted the Bentley. count. ^ Stevenson enjoyed a 25-9 advantage game for Franklin with 9:20 to go in the first half. Dan CShea drew the as Craig Skinner was the winning goal- in shots. Bentley's offensive attack, tender. He stopped eight shots in regu held off the board by defenders BUI Ra sist. Kevin Dwyer had two goals and an lation time and three of four in the venna, Chris Banyai and Dan Divens, shootout. finally scored with 47 seconds left in assist for the winners, now 12-2 overall. Athens outshot the Patriots, 33-11. Garden City, 5-6-3 overall, advances the match on a goal by Rick Kassel to the second round against Dearborn from Brian Schonield. Edsel Ford. The game will.start at 3:30 LIVONIA CHURCHILL 5 p.m. Friday at Pinnell Field (formerly CATHOLIC CENTRAL 6 PLYMOUTH CANTON 0 Garden City West High School). Dardini wins decision Livonia boxer comes back Mike Dardini of the Livonia Boxing 156-pound duel. : Services team won a split decision Club gained revenge by decisioning Schrank had the edge for two rounds, against Ernest Houser of the Eighth I **• ' Keith Wade of the Crowell Recreation but the muscular Dorda came on in the Street Gym in the open 139-pound Center to highlight an amateur boxing class. show held Saturday at the Bailey Cen final round as Schrank took a standing ter in Westland. eight-count. Schrank's record fell to 1- At 140 pounds, John Pert of the Gar Using a series of body shots, Dardini 4. den City-Westland Boxing Club suf- pulled out a three-rxHind-decisioiHn-the- —In-a-^lg-aurprise,-llght-heavvweight- -fered-a deep-gash underhis right-eye in- BIIL8R£8LEW,, W 119-pound weight class, atoning for a Vlnce Hooper of the 8th Street Gym the second round from Lonnie Beasley Road blockade? ^ defeat a week earlier in a benefit card caught David Sllnchcomb with a pair of Street Services and lost his bout Franklin guard Trace/ Leckta, a freshman, finds Northwest Suburban League game Tuesday at Cbillicothe, Ohio. Dardini's record is of standing eight-counts in the final when the referee stopped the contest. round. Hooper, the 1979 state AAU the path to the basket a little congested as Gar. night, 43-34. For a complete girls' basketball now 7-3. In a match highlighted by holding champ, had trailed decisively for the and Inside slugging, 132-pound Ken den City defenders Karen Tankersley and Angle summary, turn to pages 2-3C. A crowd of 600 watched 28-year-old Joe Schrank of the LBC lose a close de first two rounds. Sharkey of Crowell declsior/ed Rick, Maggioncaida (No. 54) close in. Franklin lost the cision to Allan Dorda of Crowell in a ELLERY THOMAS of the Street Jarvis of GC-Westland. Brush with death ^WMU gridder survives Les Garrett a lucky Bronco A cold, October breeze swirled around traction, his superb athletic body shrunken Super Sail him, a frigid reminder of the severe Kala from 211 pounds to 150. mazoo winter ahead. The fans crowded into "I'M JUST lucky to be alive," Garrett Waldo Stadium were garbed In down ski says now. His friend who drove the car jackets, leather gloves and cowboy hats, -broke his neck and died Instantly. Ajrmstrong Designer Solarian with blankets wrapped around them. The linebacker Is not only thankful to be The scene was all too familiar to him. He alive, but grateful for so much more. Like The only no-waxitoono-wax (toof with ththe <£#\QC OIOQC didn't notice the cold. He had spent many being elected captain, even though his He^onnmco,.,richness of In! . ^-.,-,3¾¾ ^^$12¾¾ Saturdays in Waldo, just like this one. Only teammates knew he would never play and his place was not In the stands, gulping might not even attend school fall semester Reg4u).05«q.yd down peppermint schnapps from wineskins. didn't make them any easier to swallow: ' (he was forced to drojlout^andjosplanaon- He roamedacros s the green carpet, dressed He would never play football again. finishing "winter semester). In the brown-and-gold uniform of a Western "They elected him mainly because of the Michigan University football player. AUGUST 6, 1982: Les Garrett was at the respect they have for him," Harbaugh said - Armstrong Designer Solarian II His mind swam, losing track of time. top of bis world. In a week he would return of Captain Garrett. "When he came back, it What's that poster dobg over there — "Wel for his fifth and final year at Western, In was something I'd never experienced be A remarkable floor, oftors two come home Les, from Dew and the Gang,* it jured In 1979, he had'been redshlrted, giving fore. He went out onto the field, and no one distinctly different no-wax spelled out In giant letters. Les — that's me, him one last year of competition, one last said anything for two. or three minutes. Mlrabond surface*. Stock material $095 $ his confused mind discerned, although it chance to play Mid-American Conference" Then they all went over and embraced him. only ysq.yd •Star 162&. failed to analyze the message's meaning. football. "He's very much a part of this team — as R*g.$l9.99 An All-Academic selection, he could have much as anyone else." NOW HE WAS being summoned to the graduated already. But the Southfleld na It Is something to be grateful for, or as middle of the field. His eyes swelled, his tive and Birmingham Groves grad opted to Garrett,put it, "It tells you how they feel Armstrong Collectors Solarian throat tightened. He met the men In the play this, final seasoii. He was In great about you. All the cards and good wishes — you never forget those kind of people." Offers built-in toughness _ striped shirts and a row of opposing football shape, Western bad a new coach In Jack and resistance to In-use '.: - fe^yggj JfPJ"-AWamllofLOnla>.Unlvjeralty.. , JIarbaugh, .andJiaj^_slming_to_lead .J-he Still, other emotion* crowd Garrett's : damage such-atocuts, "jHg^gMrie — always was, when Western and Broncos in tackles for a third straighF*sea " 'th^gW-over 200 tacM« tffthFpasTtwTr gouges and (dentations. NOW Miami tangled. son from his starting linebacker position. seasons, but the remorse at his inability to ONLY $1295 . Still lost In time, dwelling in Saturdays His dreams 'were shattered with the play in this, his final year. Reg. $16.9$ sq.yd. now ln4he past, tie looked down at himself, swiftness of a moving vehicle striking an Regret — and guilt. expecting to see the bright gold No. 48 Immovable wall. "I FEEL LIKE I let them dowpAhCsSays, stretched across his broad chest. Garrett was in St. Clair Shores to be best referring to his teammates. The night of the W*ST£«CHAROE VIS* It wasn't there. His mind had deceived man In a friend's wedding. The night before, accident, he had been but celebrating with j "AimMrOrvj HOURS: him. His street clothes could not hide a body Garrett was asleep in the passenger's seat friends, drinking. So was the driver. i floor tahioflo Moa Ihru Frl.9-9 much smaller than the one that had existed when another friend drove intolp wall at the Watching Western play Saturday was mm Sat.9-6 there not so long ago. end of a dead-end street perhaps7 the best tonic for the 22-year-old. Nor could his backpedalling brain keep When Garrett awoke, he was In a hospital In a performance unmatched In recent bed, unable to move. His pelvis was dislo WMU history, the Broncos whipped previ him from the reality of the cane he now ...... «'..«.1. ....'» »••••«*•». Illlf'l*.*!.' rested his decreased weight upon. cated, bis hip fractured in four places; his ously unbeaten Miami, 10-0, with a brilliant Indeed, reality can be harsh. It must have right ankle, left foot and left cheekbone defensive effort. 150B6 MWdlebe!t(b8tweer»58rKJ6MlleRoad8)Llvonl«,MI 48154,522-5300 been for Lea Garrett last Saturday. He had were all broken. known the facts for a long time, but. that It.was six weeks before he was out of Please turn to Page 2 ^ 2C State contenders? Uv. Ladyvood at Det Dominican, 7:30 pm FOOTBALL Friday. Oct M Uv. Stevenson at Farm. Harrlaoo. 7:45 pm Ftnn. rUrrlsoo *t Uv. Churchill, T:W p.m. Garden City at Wild. John Glenn. 7:45 pm Willow Run at Uv. CUreocevllle, 730 p.m. Redlord Union at N Farrolngton. 7:45 pm. Shamrock golfers seek Class A crown Uv. Franklin tt Gardeo City, 7:M p.m Red St Marya at Red. St Agatha. 745 pm Ply.Caalooat Uv Steveosoo, 7S0pm. BOYS'SOCCER Walled U CeoL at Ply Sitem, 7J0 p.m. Thuvday.Oct II r Wild. Jobn Glenn at Red/ord Union, 7 SO p.m. The Shamrocks o. Catholic Central middle and fast finish. I think we're their schedule. The high-school athletic Ply. Salem at Uv. Churchill, 7 p.m. peaking at the right time." association allows only so many dates." Satarda?. Oct. JJ Uv Bentley at Ply. Canton, 4 pm. bope to find a few friendly clovers Uv Bentley at Faralngtoo, 2 pm Friday. Oct 22 waiting Saturday in the Class A boys' CC posted a -12-3 dual meet record Both CC and Rice, however, were al N. Farmlsgtoo at Redfort Tbarrtoo, 1 pjn. Uv. Stevenson at Bloom/leld Hill* Lahser golf tournament at East Lansing. during the regular season. The Sham lowed to compete with the five other Cath. Central v* Harper Wds. Notre Dame (State district tournament), 3:30 pm The Shamrocks qualified for the golf rocks also won the 36-team Midwest league qualifiers on Oct. 11. for the (Uv.ClarencevUle HS), 7:JOpm fourth straight year by finishing third Invitational in Plymouth, 12 shots Catholic League crown, but there was Uv. CborchlU va. Catholic Central one hitch. CC had to beat Rice on the Blibop Foley v». Blsbop Borgess (Rediord Bell Creek Park), 4 pm. last week in the 20-team regional tour well at the meet. Ken Johnston $hot at ahead of Sexton'. (Garden City High School), J p m. (Slate district tournament). nament at Burroughs Farms in Brigh 78 followed by Mark Holowickl (83) and But one sore spot lingers with Tib front nine holes to continue, according ton. Dan Sullivan (87)- Sophomore Don St. bitts and his team — the Catholic to a ruling by Catholic League director Dei Servlte va. Red/ord St Agatha Ply. Salem at Troy Athens Ann Arbor Pioneer won the cham Pierre also competed, but did not fig League playoffs. Walt Bazylewicz. (Howard Krait Field), 7 JO pja (State district tooroament), 7 p.m. It didn't happen. Rice shot a 144 to pionship with a four-player total of 317. ure in the team scoring.' CC was excluded from a shot at the. GIRLS' BASKETBALL Dearborn Edsel Ford va Garden City Other state qualifiers included Farm- title after losing a tie-breaker against CC's 150, eliminating the Shamrocks Tfcartday Oct. 21 (Plnuell Field at West Jr. High), 3:50 pm. ington (320), CC (322) and host Brighton STATE MEET play begins at 9:30 Birmingham Brother Rice, the eventu from a shot at the title. Bishop Borgess at Blrm. Marian, 7 45 p.m. (State district tournament). a.m. at the Michigan State University' al parochial school champ. The Shamrocks went on to post the Ply. Salem at Uv Churchill, 7:45 pm • Saaday, Oct 24 (323). Livonia Stevenson was sixth at Uv. Bentley at Ply. Canton, 7:45 pm. Catholic Cent. va. Madison HU. Foley 328. course. CC coach Orin Tibbltts said low score for 18 holes at 298, but Rice Uv. CUrencevllJe at Oak Park, 7 45 pro (Hamtramck KeyworthStadium), 7 pm Farmington's Evan DeWulf was Lansing Serton, ranked No. 1 by a THE TOP two teams from each of carded a 304 and went away with the Redlord Thuratoo at Uv. Franklin, 7;45 p jn. (Catholic League championship). medalist in the meet with an 18-hole statewide coaches poll, Is the team to the Catholic League's three divisions — title. .- total of 73. DeWulf was one stroke bet beat. Central, Double-A and C — qualify for CC hopes to gain a measure of re ter than CC's Rob Medonis. "I think they're a pretty good team," the year-end tournament Notre Dame venge this weekend. Rice is the defend DeWulf used a dramatic shot to win added Tibbitts, whose team was fifth in was first in the Central at 9-1. CC and ing Class A champ. the individual crown. He sank a 150- Class A a year ago. "Our kids have Rice were tied for second at 7-3. "We feel we got shafted on the deal," Western linebacker yard chip-shot-for-aR-eagleon the final- played the course—before. 1 -think-^we - "We—were—suppossed -to have a said-Tibbitts. ^We-held-a-date-open for hole. can do pretty well there. playoff with Rice," explained Tibbitts. a playoff and we're the ones penal 9 Medonis' teammates also scored "This year we had a good start, slow "But Rice didn't ho^d open a date on ized." 'lucky to be living Continued from Page 1 in seasons that weren't so full of GC, Rockets slam door on NSL foes promise for Western. The win over Mi "Boy, that was a great game," Gar ami boosted the Broncos to within a Garden City stayed even with "They hit the key free throws and The Rockets, 7-5 overall and 3-2 rett said with obvious relish. "I'm feel half-game of the league lead and a trip North Farmington in the Northwest they got the second and third shots," in NSL play, dominated the boards ing better now than I have in a long to the California Bowl in December. Suburban League girts' basketball said Franklin coach Tim Newman despite foul trouble in the final time, emotionally. It's great just being race with a fourth quarter rally to It's a trip Garrett is looking forward of the Garden City surge. "They basketball quarter. here with these guys and helping out to and fully expects to make. As he beat Livonia Franklin Tuesday were very aggressive on defense — with whatever I can. Emotionally, spir night, 43-34. says about Western's chances: "I don'l more so than we were." N. FARMINGTON 56 itually, I contribute whatever I can. think there's any stopping them now." The Cougars raised their season Karen Tankersley led the winners record victory No. 6 in their last REDFORD THURSTON 41 seven starts. "To see the defense playing the way And that makes him feel better. Be mark to 9-1 overall and 4-1 in with 12 points. Tammy Narramore they are just really makes me feel cause, despite the guilt and regret that league play Franklin slipped to 5-6 and Linda Webb added nine each. Michele McCullen had 23 points The fast-breaking Raiders used 20 for Glenn. Sophie Castonguay added good. There's always been a lot of pride sometimes invade his thoughts, he is, as ovefall and 2-3 in the NSL. Alicia Leckta of Franklin led all points from senior forward Margie out there." 17. Lee and 12 more from Amy Austin he put It: North, a 56-41 winner Tuesday scorers with 15. Cathy Baringhaus Pride is what Garrett helped instill "Just lucky." over Redford Thurston, is also,4-1 in had 11. Glenn coach George Sommerman Tuesday night was also pleased with the play of league action. WSLD. JOHN GLENN 48 Lee also grabbed nine rebounds Margie Pucci and Diane Cranston and had eight assists. 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CC, led by Steve Shaver's course finished second in a girls' triangular country teams from Livonia Brian Boston of Churchill was the record-setting performance, scored meet Tuesday at Dearborn Edsel Churchill scored easy victories last overall winner in 17:20. Right be The second half of the season may 33 points. Kalamazoo Loy Norrix Ford. week over Farmington Harrison. hind were teammates Doug Plachta, was second with 89. East Lansing not be quite as easy as the first half Cindi Nolff led Edsel to the title The unbeaten Charger girls made second, 17;23; Al Clemens, third, was third with 119. waa for Livonia Ladywood's cagers. with a first place finish in 19-:51 it five stralgth with a 16-44 triumph. 17:25; Paul Schwartz, fourth, 17:28, (over five kilometers). The Dear Coach Ed Kavanaugh admitted Shaver's overhauled Lansing Sex Churchill swept the first four and Jim Gendjar, fifth, 17:53. ton's Jan Hernandez In the final 200 born school had 24 points followed "teams are gunnjng for us now" after spots - Julie Recla (19:52), Kathy Mike Esker was Harrison's top yards to "win the title. His time for by Borgess (44) and Fordson (52). Royal Oak Shrine battled back to with basketball Curtlss (20:13), Andrea Bowman finisher at 18:03. five kilometers was 15:34. in a basket in the last quarter before Louis Shaheen was Borgess* top (20:45) and Dorene Dudek (21:02). Churchill will meet Walled Lake Other CC runners contributing to succumbing, 52-46, Tuesday at Lady- finisher. She gained third in 20:32. ST. AGATHA 50 Harrison's Lauri Runk was fifth Western today at Cass. the win were Paul Buchanan, .third, Teammate Kris Whise was five wood. BENEDICTINE 28 In 21:31. Churchill's Jill Calmotto DETROIT CATHOLIC CEN 15:42; Marty Hegarty, fourth, 15:43; overall (21:10). The Blazers, still perfect after 11 gained sixth in 22:08. TRAL, the state's No. 1 ranked Tom Zakrzewski, 11th, 16:12, and games, opened up a big first half ad Both the boys' and girls' Catholic The Charger boys won their fifth -team, sewed up its fourth Invitation Bob Shaver, 14th, 16:19.. League championships will be held vantage by outscoring Shrine 17-8 In Redford St. Agatha broke it open meet In six tries and remained un al title in five tries Saturday at the Saturday at Marsbbank Park In the first quarter and 11-8 In the second with a big fourth quarter, outscoring beaten in three Western Lakes 13-team Kiwanis meet in Sturgis. BEDFORD BISHOP BORGESS Weat Bjoomf leld. to lead by a dozen at the half. Detroit Benedictine by 11 points in the period to claim the victory Tuesday at But Lavetta Willis, Ladywood's top St. Agatha. player, sprained an ankle in the third quarter and Shrine "started hitting Illness plagued a pair of Aggie stars, shots from everywhere,' according to center Mona Clor and forward Mary DETROIT'S Kavanaugh, to pull within three after Kellow. Clor, battling the flu, sat out Gregory's effort wasted three quarters (37-34). the first quarter, but when St. Agatha BEAUTIFUL Leading the Shrine comeback was managed to lead by just four points (6- There were some positive signs amidst another the end of the half to cut the margin to 10,17-7. Michelle Tecker, who poured in 20 sec 2), Clor went Into the game. frustrating -loss for the Redford Bishop Borgess In the second half, Gallagher evened the count on MUSIC ond-half points to finish with 25 for the She netted 10 points and hauled in 11.... football team- Its first two possessions with a TD and field goal. contest- — rebounds before leaving early In the Harper Woods Bishop Gallagher used a 26-yard Borgess outgalned Gallagher in total offense, IS ON FM 97. The Blazers went Into a semi-stall in fourth quarter. Kellow, also suffering field goal with 1ft seconds to go to pull out a 20-17 291-287. The Spartans rushed for 213 of those the final quarter to hold.off Shrine, and from the flu. pumped in 16 points to top win over the Spartans Saturday at South Lake High yards. Ann Lukens made it work by canning all scorer#~yjeth Reicha added eight School. It was Borgess' fifth loss in six starts. The win gives Gallagher a 5-1 record. four of five free throws in the period to points and 11 rebounds. But for the first time In weeks, Borgess' offense insure the victory. got un tracked. Char Govan's 14 points led Lady- Charon Dennis fired in 10 points for PONTIAC CATHOLIC 21 Chuck Gregory,, switched from halfback to quart Benedictine. > REDFORD ST. AGATHA 6 wood. Emily Wagner contributed 13 erback two weeks ago, is leading a new option at The victory kept the Aggies unblem and Ann Lukens added eight. The tack. ished after 12 games overall.. They're The Aggies suffered their first loss of the year Blazers are 9-0 in the Catholic League, The junior signal caller rushed for 140 yards in 1 i while Shrine is 4-5. 10-0 in the Catholic C-D League. Saturday at Wisner Stadium in Pontiac. J 16 carries. Teammate Fred Owens added 78 yards Pontiac Catholic's win sends the C-D C-bracket in 13 attempts. race into a three-way tie with one week to go. PC, J "We fumbled twice inside the Gallagher 10," said Agatha and Orchard Lake St. Mary's now all sport Borgess coach Gary Cook, "but we moved the ball. 3-1 league marks. "I'm happy with the running backs and the job they are doing. Gregory has done a fine job for being thrown in there." FM97 Livonia Franklin, Farmington Harri Harrison, meanwhile, is second in Gregory scored Borgess' first TD with 45 seconds THE MUSIC'S AS BEAUTIFUL AS THE NAME. son and Plymouth Salem all remain in Region Three at 92.0 behind Bloomfield left in the first quarter on an eight-yard scamper. the hunt for post-season prep football- Hills Lahser. And Salem (90.7) is third Joe Burns' extra point made it 7-0. playoff berths. In Region Two behind Dearborn Edsel With 11:13 to go in the half, Burns connected on a Franklin, a 19-7 winner Saturday Ford (98.7) and Monroe (96.9). • 35tyard field goal. over previously unbeaten Westland The top two teams In each region Six minutes later, Owens scored on a 60-yard run, John Glenn, jumped up to first place in make the playoffs. and Burns kicked the extra point, upping Borgess' the Class A Region Four ratings (91.6). lead to 17-0. Gallagher, however, scored a TD near SALEM / $24.95 now only $9.95 thru October 30. FREE Fabric Additional Protector Tuffy Service Center i/w nicrnnnt on seats $«|4900 Oil & Filter 1U/o UlS 0Unt and carpet 30451 Plymouth Rd. ^ 1 Offer Good Tttai HX3 1-62 I 1 £hange_Lube_ ——Livonia 0Hd\\ 27530 Warren — Westland (V^blks.W. oMnksterRd.) |^ $15.95 522-3260 Tune-up Work . 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Mark Timtall, a grid FORD UNION, 7:30 p.m. Friday — RU A-B Division W L T P OF GA season-long objective is coming into third-stringer at the beginning of the is young and struggling, escaping with Central Bracket Daly 5 0 0 10 IS 6 focus for a pair of local football teams. year, has blossomed and is too good to a win over winless Redford Thurston Leagve Overall Prestige 2 2 1 . i it 16 It's just barely readable, like the tiny be left sitting on the bench. So Rock predictions Friday. Glenn is among the best in the W L W L Utile Bill's 2 2 1 $ 24 2( Catholic Central 10 4 1 CarmackApp 2 3 0 4 IS 22 row of letters on the optometrist's Coach Tom Moshimer is experimenting area, with Todd Jennings and Don For- Bishop Gallagher 2 1 SI Colonial Cam 2 3 0 I IS II chart, third row from the bottom. with bis pther two QBs. chione the team's backbone. 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October 21. 1982 O&E {P,C,R.W,G-5C)*7C Keith looks fi By Ethel 81mmon« in 1948. "I stayed with it three years," staff writer 'We're quick-change Keith said. After seven years of theater, he went ACTOR BRIAN KEITH pulled artists, actors, to the West Coast to do movies and then /^ open the cupboard doors be- monologtsts, live television. With his experience as a /"^ hind the desk of Father Tim stage actor, live television was a snap. Farley, the character he por stagehands and prop As for his film career, "the movies just trays In the play "Mass Appeal." As he men.' kep_t_comlng." . looked into the cupboard, he explained — Actor Brian Keith Keith didn't do theater agaiimntil to the audience the vestments he would 1979, he said, when he was offered the find there, and change Into, during the starring in 'Mass Appeal' road company of "Da." He turned that show. down because he didn't want to tour Then he moved about the stage at the but later played the starring role for Birmingham Theatre, poking into still on Broadway), movies, radio and tele six months in New York. "I bad a great more hiding places where other sur time," he said. prises would be found. vision making Keith's name and face familiar to a variety of audiences. "Then, I did a whole bunch more The burly star settled into a chair be movies," be said. Of his film roles, hind a table, continuing to talk about Keith recalled acting on stage as a Keith said the one he enjoyed most was the show in which he will play a wise, child. "I did a little and I didn't like it," "The Wind and the Lion," In which he older priest whose patience Is tried by he said with a smile. played Teddy Roosevelt and Sean Con- an idealistic young seminarian. nery played an Arab sheik. A comedy hit still playing on Broad Paramount Studios was in New York way, "Mass Appeal" co-stars Bill C. then, and he got his first movie role in "The Pled Piper of Malone." "PLAYING TEDDY Roosevelt was Davis, who also wrote the play and will wonderful. He was such a character. direct the Birmingham Theatre pro Movie acting didn't appeal to him Oddly, with just glasses and a wig — I duction. (Colncldentally, Bill Davis is then, either. "I Just hated it," he said. grew a mustache — I didn't have to do the name of the character Keith played The Intensity of the bright kleig lights anything more to look just like pictures on the successful TV-comedy series was one of the things that drove him to of him." "Family Affair.") distraction. Keith propped his boot on the desk as he philosophized about his movie roles. BIRMINGHAM THEATRE previews After high school he went into the "Making a living, you still come out begin Friday-Sunday with regular per Marine Corps. "After five years of that, with a lot of crap." formances the following week. Play- World War U was over, and I was faced He said that both Montgomery CUft dates continue through Nov. 21. with making a living." and Marlon Brando, big stars whom he "We're quick-change artists, actors, admired, made some bad films along monologises, stagehands and prop "I was very lucky, I fell over that with only a few good ones. "It's 90 per men," Keith said, explaining how the first job," he said about a summer tour cent pick and shovel/' . _ two cast members would be busy not of a play called "Junior Miss." Keith then toured in "The Male Animal," Even the bad stuff can be fun though. only performing their roles but chang "I've done a lot of outdoor westerns — ing costumes and rearranging stage playing Wally, the young football play er. junk — and had a good time doing It," props during blackouts. he said. *fr STEPHEN CANTRELL/stafl photographer Keith rehearsed the show with Davis From 1966-70, Keith starred'on the in New York before coming to Bir Brian Keith, at the Birmingham Theatre, said of tary . . . It's handled with a lot of fun. It's really a "I WAS IN A LOT of flops. I worked TV-sitcom "Family Affair." He was co- the play "Mass Appeal," "It's not necessarily relig comedy about something serious." mingham a week ago. For this Friday producer of the show which is still morning Interview, the actor showed in movies that happened to be shot in ious. It's about truthvlove. We could be in the mili the New York area," he said. "There being seen in reruns. "Thank God, I up at the theater dressed with country own partofjt," he said. casualness. was no TV yet" He worked as an extra and did stunls_He mentioned the old In 1972-73, the actor did a TV series- He Wore a carqel-colored cap, a soft Jam Handy Organization in Detroit, re in Hawaii, with his real-life family, wool sports coat with a contrasting membering some Industrial films, he called "The Little People." He played a Celebrity look-alikes to appear orange stripe and Calvin Klein brown appeared in. pediatrician and his wife Victoria cords. His bright blue eyes accented his played a nurse. "It was a good show but rugged features and the grey sideburns things were changing," he said. that peeked from under his cap. He did recordings of children's sto Shows like "Maude" and "Archie in show at Canton's Center Stage . He * was a charming blend of ries and played on radio for "Theater Bunker" took over. Comedy got to be pleasantness and politeness; talkative Guild of the Air." "You could pjay two "a bunch of insults." The Star-Likes, celebrity clones on ter Brooks, Suzanne Somers and Tom Clones Division, a modeling and talent in an easy way, recalling past events or three parts and get paid for each After living In Hawaii for 11 years, the nightclub circuit, will perform Selleck are some of the personalities agency as well as a look-alike opera with a grin and a positive manner. one," Keith said. the Keiths have moved to Los Angeles. Wednesday night at Center Stage, whose look-alikes will do imitations tion. She has lined up Gary Haight for They have a 12- and a 14-year-pld still 39940 Ford Road, Canton. Doors open and offer musical renditions during the Robert Redford. She also has look- HIS CAREER has spanned the stage The first stage hit be appeared in living at home. A daughter, 21, is a pro at 8 p.m. and tickets will be available show. alikes for Barreta, Diana Ross and (he was bom In a trunk, he said, the was "Mr. Roberts" In 1947 In New fessional dancer wo'rking with the Phil at the door. A "P.M. Magazine" TV crew from even for the late John Belushi. child of theatrical parents who starred York. It played Detroit's Cass Theatre adelphia Ballet. -> Neil Diamond, Marilyn Monroe, Fos Channel 5 in the Sginaw-Bay City area Cross' newest find is Mindi Segal of will be there to film the entertainment. Detroit, an impersonator who boasts SO Behind Star-Likes is Cindy Cross, different voices, including those of Don president of C.C. Productions Celebrity Knotts, Yogi Bear and Howard Cosell. MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ..COUPON—. _.COUPON=7 11:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. HALLOWEEN RIB STEAK ! 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OriginaUy 108 min WHAT'8 IT WORTH? midnight Sunday on Ch. 4. Original utes. — In 188S, the Concannon family found utes. A ratings guide to the movies ly 100 minutes. Too-ra-Loo-ra-Loo-ra. Believe It or ed a winery in the Uvermore area of —jffW This first film from the Len Delgbton not, film critic Otis Ferguson saw California. It has been tocontinuou s op series of spy thrillers is the best Mi Bad $i Maybe the best thing that can be said "Going My Way" and wrote that It was for "Missiles" is that it maintains a eration, and today boasts the record for wine chael Catoe's Harry Palmer is a no- Fair, i . . $2 Incongruous to cast crooner Bing Cros high level of suspense from start to fin by as a priest. It's almost hard to pic production continuity toth e state. The frills secret agent who still manages Good $3 winery has never missed a cjush. his share of thrills [and spills, but the ish even though we all know how it's ture him without the vestal garments Excellent : . $4 .going to end. Based on the 1962 Cuban To do this, the Concannons survived Richard story and action are far more believ* now. Barry Fitigerlad, on the other able than the James Bond and "Our missile crisis, "Missiles of October" is hand, has always personified every*- the two great disasters of the industry. a spellbinding drama starring William They endured the 13 years of Prohibi Watson Man Flint" flicks that were popular at Any similarity bewteen "GodspelT one's image of a padre, and here he the same time. Its plot Is also simpler DeVane as President Kennedy, Martin teams with Bing for a convincing per tion by making sacramental wine. They and "Jesus Christ Superstar" on a sto Sneen as Attorney General Bobby Ken held out-through the louse Invasion than toth e followup "Funeral to Ber ryline level is purely totentlonal.An y formance and touching film. The plot and Is lacking to the grassy taste that nedy and Howard DaSilva as Soviet — with Bing reforming a youth gang, called phylloxera through the applica can be associated with it lin," and the pace of the film much similarity between the two in terms of faster. Sue Lloyd and Gordon Jackson Premier Khrushchev. The charactex- rescuing the parrlsh and preserving the tion of rigorous vtolcultural methods . Rather, it Is clean, crisp, almost as- effectiveness 'and success is purely izations are vivid and" the dialogue and a great deal of endurance. also star. dignity of the aging, outgoing priest — ture and very straightforward The sec coincidental. While "Superstar" rocks riveting. may sound like a bit much, but Leo Rating: (2.95. an audience both musically and stylisti Through all of this, the Concannons ond Issue, an estate-bottled issue, is Rating: $3.30. McCarey's direction is spirited and have distinguished themselves as pro much more complex. It is a combina cally, "GodspelT lulls, viewers to sleep .never lingers on the sentimental. Gene "GodspelT (1973), 2:30 Thursday with ponderous performances and di ducers of dependable, honest, fairly tion of sauvignon blanc and semillon "Going My Way" (1944), in two Lockbart and Prank McHugh also star. priced generic and varietal wines. (60-40) and has received oak aging. night on Ch. 4. OriginaUy 103 min rection. parts at 1 p.m. Monday and Tues- Rating: $3JO. Hardly innovators, they nonetheless IT HAS THAT wonderful cigar-butt utes. Rating: $1. were the first winery to see petite sirah quality that good sauvignon can and Is^ -as-a-varietal (to 1*84) and introduced very full and wholesome to the mouth. aH-faHr-l IHH t H-hv PLYMOUTH'S NEWEST PUB the rkatsitelll grape strain from Russia Its greater intensity is no doubt due to • • Jfi PLYMOUTH* KKWKST PUB ' • ' into the state as a varietal (to 1976). part to the very low yield of the grapes But it is as refiners of the art that they used to the estate-bottled Issue, two Fashion Show are best known. and one-half tons per acre, vs. the six THE PRESENT family leader, tons per acre toth e California issue. Every Monday James, was honored to 1981 by the emi The~1977 cabernet sauvignon Is, to 12:15 pm to 1:15 pm nent chronicler of American wines, my mind, the best Concannon has ever Nathan Chroman, as the "California made and is a truly excellent wine. A Happy Hour Wtoemaker of the Year," an honor pre marvelous comblnUon of muscle and M-F 3 to 7 viously bestowed on Robert Mondavi grace, full of deep rich flavors, some and Andre Tschelischeffv Good compa tannin and is-very drinkable now. This 885 STARKWEATHER ny! must be marked as one of the best of All this is by way of introduction to this none-too-exceptional year for ca some of this winery's newest releases. 1 bernet toth e state. PENTAX ME SUPER recently had an opportunity to taste Concannon'8 petite sirahs are usually WTTH 60 mm f2.0 LENS several of them, and4t is a pleasure to on the lean side. At least they have report the quality^they are attaining. been to the past. Judging from the 1978 Their recent success is to no small part and the barrel sample 1980 tried, Con due to winemaier Sergio Treverso, re cannon may be moving its style toward cently ofSierltog Vineyards. the heavier and deeper, as much of its Automatic. «Ohrw*oM & Most-Interesting of all the new re- competition does. «#iy to ute. are a pair of 1981 sauvignon )u*1 t«., tocm a tnoott 6¾. brio^t v1«wWxJ«r. quick a m»9- blancs, a wine Concannon will be The 1978, currentlyy available, is lc-ne« ROOM (?*m/«f Oct. 25 THE F£ftAi£NC0> SUPPER CLUB LUNCH SPECIALS DENNIS ROME & CO. COCKTAIL HOUR 3-7 MON -8AT. Apian BANQUET FACILITIES BIO HALLOWEENC08TUME PARTY Proudly Presents LIVE ENTERTAINMENT PR1ZE8 FOR THE BE8T C08TUME8 for all 1 WOW OPEN FIESTA FLAMENCA 36071 PLYM6UTH R6.« LlV6r^lA» ^1-^500 'tDa.m. tot p.m. Daily seasons. 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J full time Childhood Development Experienced benefit* 841-07» Temporary Health Care Ser volve recruiting. Interviewing and hir ice. Dearborn Heights, Mich. 48117 Seod resume to boi 600 Observer fc DIE MAKERS employees (or nigbttime position, 8 only call between 7pra -9pm 591-0794 vices appreciate youl 537-7066 Able to lead own )obs. lop rale, union ing functions Must have 5 years recent Eccentric Newspaper*. 34251 School mile A Beech Rd area Call between DENTAL RECEPTIONIST. Foil lime. shop Most be journeyman SJ1-JJ09 experience recruiting technical person craft Rd. Uvonia. Michigan 4(150 10-}pm J4S-0W1 TEACHERS - Part time for word pro 1-2 year* current experience with ap nel in engineering firm, personnel agen 502 Help Wanted Join us & work one shift then Accepting cessing, typing. It general business, for pointment control, pegboard at insur DIRrXT CARE WORKER Adult (osier cy or similar situations Pootiac Business Institgte-Farmington Dental-Medical ance required. 1( Mile £ Ryan. 979-1910 choose a 3 year subscription WE ARE PLEASED to an care Walled Lake area Male female OTHERS NEED NOT APPLY Must have 4 year degree It a resume. Applications Tratnir.e provided Cat! I0aru-2pm JC PENNEY nounce that Good compensatioo package Call or Contact Ms. Berry, 476-3449 ACCOLfNTANT TO work with Home DENTAL RECEPTIONIST/Assistant to the magazine pt your Moo -Fri only 478-5689 A FEW OPENINGS TWELVE OAKS send resume to An Equal Opportunity Employer Health Care Ageocy. Prefer pertooel Good opportunity with flexible boor* In choice. URSULA T. SOMERA RN PHONE SALES from our Red ford off familiar wilh Nfedjcare, Medicaid, cost DR!\-ERS FOR AMBULANCE modern Garden City office. Most be has Joined COMPLETE ice Part-time evenings and Saturdays reirabar*emeot practices. Submit re Cher 25. strong, neat. EMT or A F A Has opewnp (or Beauty Saloo opera BUTLER mature, enthusiastic, like respoosibluly $4 per hr minimum pha bonus, incen sume with salary requirements to box ASK FOR JILL HEALTH CARE INC as Presi preferred Apply 7 SO AM sharp Upto tors • Full A Part Ume Experienced SERVICE GROUP. INC. fc people WlU make appointments, han lives or commission rales 790. Observer A Eccentric Newspaper*. 122.000 16401 w 7 Mile. Detroii preferred Benefits Inclode paid 1411 N WOODWARD AVE dle pegboard. some Insurance and dent & is now interviewing NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY vacation, paid holidays, discount oo BLOOMFTELD HILLS. Ml 48013 34251 Schooler ait Rd.. Uvonia. Michi chairtlde Please send resume lo Boi Call Mr Gordon between I0am-4pm. ELECTRONIC i ROBOTIC Instructor purchases Profit sharing & 335-0500 TELEPHONE gan 48150 534. Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, 835-5400 RN'S & LPN'S for staff relleJ wanted experience preferred Full- nospilaliutjon jr more 34251 Schoolcraft Rd . Uvooia. Mjchi- ASSISTANT DIRECTOR of ActlviUe*. RECEPTIONIST It Assistant lor down & staff positions. For ap 533-7748 lime Call Jim. 542-0992 PHARMACIST • full time ot part time, gan48150 Part time Includes weekends. Experi town Birmingham podiatry office pointment wit 569-0675 Apply in person. Rochester area Excellent working coa- ACCRESSIVE SALESPERSON SALES ence preferred. Apply: Oak Hill Nurting Call days 537-0()0 EXPERIENCED JC Pennev office ditiora Contact Franl J75-1333 DENTAL RECEPTIONIST ASST Complete Health Care Inc Needed for ladies speciality shop, retail Home, 14215 Grand River. Farmington SALES PEOPI.E Twelve Oaks Mall only Part time. Experience preferred Ught RECEPTIONIST. Farmlngtoo Hills sales background preferred Includes PRESSER WELL EDUCATED person needed to FOR SALES CAREER Mon thru Fn . 10am - 4pm typing SoulhJield Medical Building dental office. Eiperieoce Pegboard. evenmp and weekends Call 478-8280 For Dry Cleaners Long Term Assignments work in froot office of our Deotal prac National Firm is desirous of adding Equal Opportunity Employer M F ATTENTION 549-1535 denial Insurance, typing, patient com Apply in persoo tlce If you feel yog are the very best at AMF MECHANIC Sales Person to its staff locally Sales munications 835-3437 aptitude required Training allowance 13509 Middlebelt, Uvooia ANN ARBOR NURSES LABORATORY TECHNICIAN running the business end of a dental off IJ-70 s eipeneoed Days Fulltime Re JEWELRY REPAIR - corruniss:ons available Excellent Become part of the telecommunkatioo Medical office. 12 Mile/Northwestern RECEPTIONIST/INSURANCE Clerk Ice and have 2 years eiperience and de ply Bos 80«. Observer & Eccentric Onn Jewelers has an opening for anex •GUAJUNTEED INCOME" fringe benefits & training program industry. We need ARTICULATE and Chemistries. Attractive salary. Bene for Uvonia Chiropractor Malure per serve the top pay while working in a Newspapers. 16JSI Schoolcraft Rd. penenced Jewelry' repair person Most Is Worth Your Time Persons interested in Sales career Call QUALITY CONTROL SELF-MOTIVATED^people to do tele fits 358-5710 soo with good office skills Hours 9am- rewarding aod supportive lnvu-oomeni Uvooia. Michigan (8150 be knowledgeable in all areas of Jewel • ICU-CCTJ phooe tiles In the BIRMINGHAM area 2pm Mon . Wed . Fri.: 2pm-«pm Tues> S Lyon area call 437-8S0I ry repair Excellent opportunily Call AMERICAN UNITED LIFE Working manager for new stamping fa All 3 shifts or weexends available Must •MED^URCE MEDICAL ASSISTANT Thur*. Future possability o/ foD lime for appointment Onn Jewelers. Ford «V 357-0*30 cility Automotive eiperieoce helpful be at least 11 and have own transport! tPJUVATEDUTY - Lab knowledge, (oil or part time employment 18404 W. 3 Mile. Uvooia Middlebelt Cardeo Cily. |22jJ03O Statistical analysis required Hon Sajes experience and knowledge of • FLEX SCHEDUUNG Northland area FAST GROWING automotive consult 504 Help Wanted AMWAY Send resume to Box 801. Observer A typing preferred PRO CARE ONE LNC 549-0157 RN DAY SHUT Part Ume or full ing firm has many growth opportunities JOB INFORMATION' Overseas. Cruise Eccentric Newspapers. 3«lil School time. Modern mentally retarded facili for test and development areas Engi Ships. Houston. Dallas Alaska 820.000 ANN ARBOR 761-1144 Office-Clerical craft Rd . Uvooia. Michigan «8150 MEDICAL ASSISTANT ty Competitive wages, excellent bene to »60.000 VT Possible Call (call re Distributors neers should have electronics, controls Podia trie surgeoo* office In Troy seeks fits Call Mrs. Mc Cowan. Wayne Total ACCOUNTS PAYABLE CLerk full fundable! 805-««7-«O0O. eiu J-I9«0 LOCAL CALLS 592-0064 and engine knowledge and like hands- REAL ESTATE Management Position FOR INTERVIEW CALL a mature responsible Individual wilh Uving Center. 729-0(57 time positloo Waterford. Michigan oo engineering, Draftsmen need layout Prefer eiperieoce la residential real es CERAMIST - highly *kllled, for quably good personality Excellent benefit*. area Experienced In processing fc all WANTED and heavy detailiang eiperieoce in JOBS tate brokerage and administration of oriented tab. Salary open. Bhie Cross, Will train qualified Individual- Send re RN MIDNIGHTS related accounts payable function*. Re product design Resumes to ECS COMPLETE TRAINING bo rain resources • familiar with Farm profit sharing, vacaUoes, replies eonfV sume to Box 714, Observer fc Eccentric Full Ume charge Nurse poilUoo In lated experience wilh IBM system SI Inc. 12219 Levan. Uvooia. Michigan ington and surrounding market mi denual PO Box 62, Farmingtoa Mi Newspaper*. 34151 .Scnoolcrafi Rd.. helpful Good wages & benefits Call Company needs people to start It ooce 569-7500 skilled nursing facility for RN interest 48150 59114«« important Century 11. ask for Mr. 41024 Uvooia. Michigan 48J 50 ed in the challeoge of Geriatric Nurt 9:34 AM-4:30 PM 455-9132 to be trained in our new Turbo products 474-4705 Bluslk 474-6008 ing Excellent wage & benefits, lo ser as well as oar complete maintenance ARE VO-l' OUTGOINC. ^00040^ If FITNESS INSTRUCTORS MEDICAL ASSISTANT vice to meet your needs. Contact ACCOUNTS RECEIVABLE Collection line Increased inventory and demand so. we have openings (or canvassers (or Looking for specialists in Aerobics, •RECEPTIONIST. CHARGE RN Energetic with EKG. VenapuDctore, Kay Kermode. Clerk. A minlmon 2 year* experience has created many operung* People FULLTIME -3 to 11:10 PM home improvement company. Guaran Toning 4 Youth Movement & Dance. Vic Tanny Executive Club bit lrnmcdj- Poltmaury testing, and office lab expe RN. University Convalescent Home. ind knowledge of basic bookkeeping needed lo promote and market Man WITT 25 bed psvchUtrk unit teed income plus highest commission Dynamic person, classroom experience aie opening for malure, well groomed rience for doctor* office located »cro» 26550 Five Mie Rd.. Uvonia Will do telepbooe collection nationwide paid in industry. Will train, must have agement potential Call 9 lo 4pm Persoo lo serve as Card Checf-Recep- APPLY from St Joe* in Pootiac. Reply to Box aod other credit related work for * me essential Rochester-Troy Area Call 427-8170 transportation Call Shelby at 559-7750 852-0199 or «52-645« 261-6415 tioaist Nights & weekends Please call SERVICES «08. Observer fc Eccentric Newspapers, dium «lte distribution company Send for appt, ask foe Robin. 855-2300 ARDMORE ACRES 34231 Schoolcraft Rd, Uvooia, Michi detailed resume to KSO P O. Box 1026 ASSISTANT BODY SHOP MANAGER FREE The Temporary Help People gan 48150 Troy. Michigan 48099 will train, fringe benefits. Apply North MACHINE SHOP RECEPTIONIST • hair salon, mature. HOSPITAL Bros Ford J53O0 Ford Rd. WestlaM MEDICAL INSURANCE CLERK - ex- RN or LPN CETA CAREER TRAINING experienced, friendly It outgoing, book THE 19810 Farmlngtoo Rd.. Lfvonia ADMINISTRATIVE For TRAINEES keeping skills a mast i days week. Pos rieoced only In Blue Shield, Medicare ASSISTANT EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR sible 4 W. Bloomfield «51-7464 Inquire 474-3500, ext 142 Medicaid, computer terminal expert Full or Part Time Soulhfield area NEW YORK r ASS'T for a nor profit agency Strong public DENTAL LAB TECHNICIAN enee helpful, good typing fc organlza For mechanically inclined male or DENTAL ASSISANT. full time, special Midnight Shift (13.000 Ground floor opportunity with relations, promotional and wnung The Cily of Livonia CETA Program is RECEPTIONIST tlonal skilU Blrmioghatn local ion. Call female Please furnish (oil particulars TIMES ist's of rice In Southiield. Many benefits, a new divtsioo of a computer retatec skills a must Fund raising and volun seeking participants for CETA training Days, Mooday-Fnday. Centaur Racquet Helen 64 V1799 Call Mrs. Rich - teer coordination eiperieoce required as a Dental Lab Technician. The pro regarding eiperience, wage desired, Club. 5700 Drake. W. Bloomfield. Apply U looting for a telepbooe sales supervi pay according to eiperieoce, to start company You will need eicellent Send resume to the Cystic Fibrosis gram will begin November 15. 1982 etc Reply Box «58. within sor to establish a telepbooe operation In Uirimedlalely. ' 331-4351 secretarial fc organttaUona! skills foi Fouodaiioo 24655 Sootifield Rd Suite Observer A Eccentric Newspapers, the Lathrup Village area Responsablli- this Call after 1pm please. Tuition and books will be covered by DENTAL ASSISTANT MEDICAL 210. Soulhfield Michigan. 48075 S«2S1 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia. Michl- RETAIL ASST MOR 4 Uea include: Staffing, training & the 476-8300 CETA Applicants must be Livonia resi Part-time, 1 year experience a most In Snelling & Snelling gan 48150 Sales Persons • for new Hallmark Shop management of sales staff. If you are dents, economically disadvantaged or X-rays, 4 handed & Lib work. Call for PERSONNEL ASSISTANT MGRS 4 manager train in Soulhfield Must have Hallmark ex familiar with the New York Turves A Southfield 353-2090 handicapped^ minimum of 17 years, MAINTENANCE MAN in Interview. 535-1292 ees for self serve gas stations in West- perience Leave message anytime after have pboneroom sales and/or manage good reading, hand dexterity and color Experienced Apartment Maintenance POOL land. Redford TWp A Clarkstoo Must perception skills Only those interested «pro. «41-4191 ment eiperience then we would Hie to DENTAL ASSISTANT - part time, RDA be able to work weekends Male or Man - with tools Mjddie-aged pre talk to you. Call Ms Crabowski. be The nurses answer to freedom in. pursuing employment in this occupa ferred Call 559-1110 preferred to loin the staff of an enthusi TOP WAGES RN0RLRN SALESLADY female Malure persons only Apply in tion will be accepted Preference will tween 9»m-5pm 800-811-0159 astic general practice In Birmingham- • Apply Nowl person J5JW * Mile Rd at Inksler or Mature A conscientious at Holly BENEFITS Temporary positions 3-11 PM. alter- be given to qualified applicants accord MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Call weekday* except Wed. 644-1933 54S5 Sashabaw ai Maybee Hallmark Store. Northland Center. TRAVEL AGENT • I11-I14K Elite oooo shift In this modern ourslng ing to the Rules and Regulations of the Female Apply In person computerLted Ann Arbor firm seeks ex horhe. Cood starling salary Hospital in DENTAL ASSISTANT 352-6111 Typists Department of Labor Special prefer Family Fitness Center. 33505 W t Mile. SALESPERSON perienced agent Fee Paid Call Mr* surance. Come In and see Mrs. Fergu- Office manager, must be experienced In 7 locations ence will be given to qualified veterans Uvonia. 474-8640 Telepbooe commission sales for theat Taylor. Soelllng A Snelling. atoo, at Nightengale West (3«5 New- Secretaries AUTO ESTIMATOR chairtlde and front desk, CDA or RDA An Equal Opportunity Employer Applications musi be made at tiie rical prod ocuoo company. Ann Arbor 973-1100 Burgh Rd .Weslland Dear Joy. Top man for top money Collision expe preferred 348-1113 or 348-1343 MEDICAL Secretary assistant Experi CETA Office. 32025 Lyndon, no later Call 9AM 5PM 3«9-9O40 An Equal Opportunity Employer Bookkeepers rience absolutely a necessity, eicetleni than J PM . Thursday. November 4. Manager Trainees ence with Insurance billing, typing & DENTAL ASSISTANT - Experienced deal & opportunity Please apply in per 1982 For further information call Expanding company has immediate SEAMSTRESST'eiperienced in altera- EKG. Garden City area Call 511-4150 Word Processors TRUCK 4/or degree in 4 handed coalrside. son -, 522-8870 openings for 10 sharp workers, full time uoos It clothing repair Uvooia area RNs Knowledge of general of/ice procedures Statistical Typists An Equal Opportunity Ageocy permanent positions ranging from Call after 5pm 411-3060 PERSONNEL helpful Troy area 879-9770. AUTO PAINTER MANAGER TRAINEES. STOCK DIS MENTAL HEALTH LPNs HAIR DRESSERS &• barbers needed Aft*r«pm,160-17U Top man for enamel Eicellent fringe PLAY, plus SERVICE Grow wilh a SECURITY Engineers, designers, draftsmen, re Needed For with some clientele Golden opportuni Apply In person benefits, full lime work Shop eipen- growing company with opportunity. SPECIAL lease personnel needed (or temporary TECHNICIANS ty Livonia area 476-7171 DENTAL ASSISTANT, mature, experi The Farmington, Southfield fc Uvooia eoce absolutely a necessity Please ap Call for ippointrnent ROAD ASSIGNMENTS assignments In local area. Truck eipe All Self lav Decree In Sociology. MEDICO'S enced Top salary, beoeflt*. excellent Areas. Must be 1 ( 4 have own transpor ply in person rience required- Send resume only to Psychology. Guidance fc Counseling re HAIRDRESSERS Assistant needed environment CooUdge • 10 Mile area. RECOVERY CARE CENTER lation NortWandColluioo Must be responsible 41 willing to train 453-2940 PEOPLE NEEDED 347-3440 quired. Apply between 9am and 1pm. 22355 W. 8 Mile Rd. 2JJJ2 Woodward. Ferndale for salon staff position Interview re ULTRA AIR INDUSTRIES AUTO MECHANIC Must be certified quired Ask fotrDianna ««2-1848 Witt Services, Inc. DENTAL ASSISTANT expert eaced Ardmore Acres 3block8 W. of Lahser Approx. 18 hour week. Smaller N W. Service station experience Apply in NOW!! 13777 Greenfield, nil le 487 RN'S • LPN'S person 10AM-JPM .HAIRDRESSER, with clientele for MANUFACTURING Detroit Office where personal attentloo Hospital •G.M.S. SoutMield, Michigan 48075 Needed Immediately. Home care 18120W. McNicboU small shop. 8 mile it Farmington area $200-$250 Per Wk is stressed 833-8180 MANAGER TWO PROGRAM Aide positions avail 19810 Farmington Rd. ¢54-1((( GENERAL Pay 40% 474-8609 •LIFE INSURANCE able for the Uvooia area. Part time to DENTAL ASSISTANT - PAKT-TTME Livonia 474-3500 BAKER ELECTRONIC •HEALTH INSURANCE MANAGEMENT HAIR STYLISTS WANTED - clientele- work with mentally handicapped in a ChalrsMe and recepUoo. Toes. & Thar*, Experienced Farmingtooarea Call be- To manage the fabrication and assem- •PAID VACATIONS NURSES AIDES part time, weekends erred- 50- thrv 60 fradua ted-pe rcerp rexlo^itiarrTettin-g.- tUpertaiw and-hrgtr evening Every-olbW Sat. 11 Hn. per fore"rr-.-i^.^-r.-sT.-.-n.^.-N ooVasI Tor Fra rsXv "-——-IT#-H 4TrPKzT« T>^' My-of-diversified electronic equipment TOnTsTiTimW HOLIDAYS only. Day and night shifts. Apply in per - - SERVICE lages looking for professional stylist school diploma Call between 10 AM. A Wk. 44 50 m boor during 3 Mo tr lining RN'S for a fasl-growing electronics manufac •PAID EACH WEEK son: Nightingale West Nursing Home. Make a call to Pro Care One, Inc KCNTBUILDING who want to grow in knowledge Our turing firm located to Troy 5 or more 3 PM for Interview. 591-3712 period Farmington area. «77-901(5 •RAPID ADVANCEMENT (365 Newburgh Rd., Weslland We can make 11 worth your Ume The New Approach To Temporary Help TrPROPERTY MANAGER stylist go on to be Managera or Shop years of related eiperience required •FREE TRAINING PROGRAM DENTAL ASSISTANT needed for 30 • ICU-COl 29701 W.Six Mile, Suite 145 A. Livonia Owners Master Hair Stylist. School- Send or deliver resume to- VETERINARY ASST. Plus office pro ORTHODONTIC chairtide assistant, hours per week In Bloomfield general • MED-SURGE Call For Appointment Local multi-hank bank is looking (or a crafi St IrJuter, Ijvonia Ownex_& cedures Redford area. Reply Box 7««. modern progressive practice in blr- person capable of supervising and ad styles director. Frank Bodeamiller. SIGNALS & SYSTEMS INC. • GUARDIAN Observer A Eccentric Newi papers, dental practice, some previous experi < PRIVATE DUTY 13733 PURITAN mlngham seeking experienced chair- ministrating sub-contractors and vend member of Michigan Hair Fashion 133 Park St 34151 Schoolcraft Rd., Uvooia, MJchi- ence necessary Please telepbooe oo "* 427-7660 I Vi BLOCKS W OF SCHAEFER sloe assistant Excellent benefits Pro Care One, Inc ers Also able lo perform minor mainte Committee. Manager Pat Hodson For Troy. Mi 48084 gaa 41150 Mon.. Thur*. Frt at «41-5010 or Toes fc Wed at (411115 647-0«9« nance tasks Apply — confidential interviews 4 appl call SERVICE REGISTRY needs baby 522-5753 585-0600 VOLUNTEERS NEEDED to assist at RECEPTIONIST for busy Ophthalmol Michigan National Bank 415-5050 sitter*, companions, housecleaoers, DENTAL rTYGIENlSTS fc ASSTS MATURE PERSON lo work in Redford community organixaUoa Help us be ao ogist* Socthfltld office. Computer hill West Metro chauffeur*, bouse-silter*. 647-3728 Your skill* are needed by the original HELP" advocate for lie deal We need persons ing. Medicare, Medicaid, Bloe Shield 502 Help Wanted Dental-Medical 33014 Five Rd. Lasonia Township Coin Laundry 11AM-3PM. Temporary Hygiene Services. Flexible Individual needs auto mechanic for SHIPPING. RECEIVING. imTNTO- with office skills or maintenance skills experience helpful Full lime position. Equal Opportunity Employer M F Moo thru Fri Call 5J112S1 work. schedules, good pay, and chal 1977 Gremlin W Bloomfield area RY Hi Lo persoo for steel shearing Ask for Mary. 674-0991 Send resume to box 740 Observer fc Ec lenge of working many offices. Call for BARBER STYLIST «26-7523 MATURE PERSON needed to lead! plant In Troy Eiperience necessary centric Newspaper*. 34151 Schoolcraft r^ Interview. 855-1115 Wanted for clean modern shop pre-schoolers in my Cantoo day care »hr. 188-5120 WANTED: Mechanics, laborers, opera Rd, Uvooia. Michigan 48150 5 Rediont-Llvoaia area HELP WANTED-Landscaping .• center 10am to 1pm. Mon thru Fri tor* with own tranaportalloo. Hard. »37-8130 Call William Burke 59M84I For Information call 981-3137 - START THE WEEK - Dirty Work. Shifts will vary. Mai] re- ^ A CHALLENGE F6R plle* lo box 490 Observer A Eccentric 500 Help Wanted MEATCLERK BIRMINGHAM INSURANCE Agency WITH A VISIT TO Newspaper*. 34151 Schoolcraft Rd.. v HOMEMAKERS Must be experienced needs person with 5 years company or - OLSTEN - Uvonia. Michigan 48150 Full or part Ume RN'S agency experience in commercial lines & RETIREES Temporary work assignments available Someone with leadership ability, able to LOOKING FOR EXTRA MONEY' West Bloomfield 62«-««M Prove it to yourself and others by For Experienced WANTED - SNOW REMOVAL recocntt* priorities and capable of del Vi"hv not try working as a Cashier in a Word Processing Operators Part time driven to plow lot* for ma egating responsibility Eicellent salary self-serve gas station' SAFE. CLEAN involving yourself in direct patient care NEW YORK TIMES jor rental company. Individuals II Send resume to Box 710. Observer It working conditilons Full and part time FINANCIAL year* or older, most have valid Michi at Farmington Nursing Home. Eccentric Newspapers. J82JI School positions avalalbe CPT gan license and flexibility to be-on call craft Rd . Uvooia. Michigan 48150 Call for more Information Salaries start at $17,000 & better. Seeking telephone people 14 hour* a day from Dec. 1911 - March CANVASSERS, for Home Improvement who can earn up to $150. of 1913 Superlative wage*. To apply MANAGER Weekend differential plus excellent Company. Guaranteed salary and high 562-0730 REDACTRON icalf Karen at 916-8151 on Oct 12. be roxnmHston. Will-train Must have aut- HOUSECLEANING per week. Pleasant working twfen 9anvlpm only. benefits Including holiday pay, vacation mobile Call Merle or Sam. 559775« People to clean private bomca in Ro- tsjriultlons. Call: W» AT* *MTcMng tor *n axpwriaric«of /snatnev* and* pay, sick days, Blue Cross, flexible ctjrster Troy area-: part time. IBMOS6 rlcoountfrif/ pro/autrforiaJ who pc******* th» urtoommon CASHIER, full Unrve position available. scheduling. 652 8^25 WRITER mix ol found t»cknicaJ txp»rtt—, aui anaJytlc*] auio* 5 days per »eei (or mature, respoosi 552-9605 •Legal Applications Also Desired W« person Pleannl wocHngcwidiUops INSURANCE ACENCY In Soulhfield Part Time /rtriovat/Tw mind, and thirt^tltar* apptotch to For personal interview. Call. Elsie in SoutMield 0 2F(OXS.Ro-14C.F-16C) O&E Thursday. October 21, 1982 Thursday. October 21, 1982 O&E • 11C 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 504 Kelp Wanted 504 Help Wanted 506 Help Wanted 506 Help Wanted 506 Kelp Wanted 507 Help Wanted 510 Help Wanted 1 Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Office-Clerical 8afea Sales Sales Peri Time Couple* LEGAL SECRETARY, minimum I SECRETARY ADVERTISING SALES mRXNCNOW REAL ESTATE SALES MANAGERS LIGHT COMMERCIAL Cleaning help ARE YOU IN NEED GENERAL OFFICE/ yean experience. Excellent English 4 Permanent part time. Word processing Growing company has full time sale* Are you ready for a management posi oeeded. 30 hrs per week, part time MANAGER OF TEMPORARY WORK' CLERICAL typing skill* required. Will train on experience. Reply to Box 782. Observer Directory Specialists opening for sharp aggressive people. tion with a multiple office company' Most have cw» transportation. Livonia/ SI so & have eiperteoce In, word processor Non-smoker preferred. 4 Eccentric Newspaper*, 34231 School Company training. Excellent opportuni Do you have a current success record Redford ut*. 773-3420 COUPLE Interesting position with local Investi Southfleld area. Ask for Trudy 358-1000 craft Rd. Uvccla, Michigan 48130 Outside tale* experience a must ty. Call for appointment 453-294» that reflects leadership? Are you self- gation/security organiuUoo located in •Crbund floor opportunity motivated? Are you able to recruli tod Mature. Full Ume for Both. AduK com SECRETARIAL Northland area Type 70 wpm. billing, LEGAL SECRETARY SECRETARY •High earning potential INSURANCE MulUple choice. If you tram? Montgomery Wards munity No pet* No erperleoc* oeces payroll Full time. Excellent fringe* Real Estate office. Part lime, 10 am u •PrtfessionaTframing program qualify for any of the below categories Now Uking*appilcallooJ tor the follow sary Related handyman 4 bght typing Call Moo. thru Frt 10am-3pm. 3 pm Good with pbooe and typing. Call We're Interested In experienced, socess- yog 11 be a winner. ing part Ug* positions. Ask for Eddie, $15,000 If you have answered "yes" to all ques skills helpful J bedroom MtrtattttM WORD PROCESSING Golden career opportunity with a top Ron 321-2603 ful people with first rate oral and writ 4> Wanted proved eomroereial property tion* call other beoefiu Reply to Boi 4W. 04V tea communication skills, highest pro casualty executive. RUDY R RESTUM, GEN MGR » Eccentric Newspaper*. MM I Call Now For Your appl 837-8733 notch growth orieoted firm. Self moti SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST - Ex Sales Clerk server vation, good skills 4 profe*sionaUsm fessiooal ethic*, and a real desire for • Proven persona] line executive Schoolcraft Rd.. Livooia. k&cfclgA* perieoced prtferred. Moo. thru Frt. 4 personal and professional growth • Small agency looking to lower over Commission Sales CENERAL OFFICE are your key Cal) Stacy after 3pm hr*. day negotiable Sale* office $J hr 43)50 •; 646-7660 Farmingtoo area firm needs head lo maintain ownership and expand Boot Service Attendant 13 Mile • Telegraph area Seod resume We're o.rovylng fast market CENTURY 21 experienced person lo assist Sale* SneUlng & Snelling to box »604 Observer 4 Eccentric and we Deed people . Shipping & Receiving Department Individual mat be well Offer. Best Incentive program In the In TODAY 478-.1040 MATURE COUPLE Newspaper*, 36351 Schoolcraft Rd. "not lust to keep up" dustry, ownership of your own ac organised, detail minded and accurate. Southfield 353-2090 Livonia, Michigan 48150 APPLY Mod thru Fri. 10 AM to 4 PM UNIFORCE Typing and pbooe skills required Call "but to take the lead" counts. 50/50 split on commission, 50/ "We're On The Move" To assist in managing a beautiful oew - 471-0009 LEGAL. SECRETARY - Bloomfleld SECRETARY 50 spbt oo any cootiogeocy checks that 28500 Telegraph Rd. apt complex in Watertord Two, Wom . i Temporary Services Kill* law firm (Corporate 4 Real E* Call 552-8150 your business geoerale* All inquiries an to clean 4 gentleman for mainle-. 1000 S Woodward Birmingham tale) Previous experience, excellent tl 3.000 per year lo start, plus benefits REAL ESTATE TODAY Southfleld, Michigan. GENERAL OFFICE This posltioo in- Ooe woman office lor Royal Oak apart AGGRESSIVE Mature Persons - Jr will be handled with strict confidence CaU be PROFITABLE (or you. CaU us nance No children Some experience^-. volves working within our purchasing typing 4 shorthand skills required- Partner* To expand Wholesale Distri 11 Interested cal* «51-660« An Equal Opportunity Employer preferred Salary, apt 4 fringe bene Knowledge of word processing helpful, ment complex. Christian owned and op now for details oo our SUCCESS department Computer eiperieoc* * erated. EiceUent typing and telepbooe bution Outlets, part time. Interview. TRAlrflNG PROGRAM that is working MUSICIAN. Canloo Senior Citizen fit* Call between 10-4 BILLING CLERK definite plus Individual must be accu excellent salary 4 fringe benefit pack skills 340-1960. Call before 7.30 PM 591-0447 IS YOUR INCOME Kilcbeo Band Director Prefer music Mature assertive individual needed lor rate, detail oriented 4 possess above age for the right individual Call Gloria Keening us lor our present talesmen-' CONSIDER A teacher with elementary or secoodary billing position u fast-paced health average math 4 communications skills. «44^150 STATISTICAL TYPIST/SECRETARY With loflalloa? CHANGE, or call if Just newly licensed background, piano major Approxi- 363-5443 - care organisation. Best candidate will Typing required Send resume 4 salary Ex perieoced • for CPA firm, in If not read on.' .A.J. RiChter, REALTOR mately «-10 hours per week. (5 per have 1 to J year* coUectioa eiperteoce. requirment to Personnel Manager, MAG CARD 11 Southfield UJ-6J0J AMWAY I am looking for 4 fall time'sales people bour Year-round position Canloo Rec OFFICE CLEANERS, Part-time eve eicelleot typing skills, and possess • S2700Capilol. LivdqJ* 48130. OPERATORS who are looking [or THEIR LAST B. F. Chamberlain reation Department; 1150 S. Cantos ning, Downtown PooUac. Ideal for Hus knowledge or office machines Comput TYPIST Part time m own home Good SALES POSITION I have beeo with Center Rd 397-1000. Ext 212 band 4 Wile Buf fing required Appj/ la - Ccan earn an extra 65.000 to «6.000 surance, apartmenpartment Included Seod re> PERSONNEL with eicelleot office skills 4 typing, switchboard Benefits Farmingtoo ant WU1 train, flexible income and per yr Hourly Rale - Bonus No other tome to 10100 W LooLo * Lake Rd, Salt* 1000 S Woodward Birmingham oussfoo per week Company vehicle 1 BOOKKEEPER part time Psychiatric office bacr Hills »3-460« hour* 591%«I7 For recorded message Call between 9 4 10 AM. Moo thru Sat Job Hours; J-4PM 4-7PM 534-2100 11«. Bloomfield Rillsills,M, MIl 46013 Capable of trial balance, experienced in ground helpful Call 10am-12 651-2863 646-5600 APPLIANCE, video, TV Salesperson Call 478-8237 SALESPERSON for travel company, RESIDENT MANAGER COUPLE imall business Grand River • Labser WE ARE LOOKING FOR ONE SALES MANAGEMENT 800-841-4079 Area 537-2300 NATIONAL publishing company need* THAT CERTAIN PERSON Full time and part lime References 1 full or part time, knowledge of travel Experience preferred for light mainte reliable, steady person to operate Eie- Reply PO Box 30161. Detroit. MI TRALNTNG POSITION SALESMEN Telephone Soliciting. business helpful Troy area 362-0304 nance, cleaning, and rental*. In smkll IF YOU ARE SIGNED op with another AVAILABLE BOOKKEEPER, eiperieoced Womerts temporary service A are tired of wait cutone Switch board Previous experi Temporary Health service needs part 48220 Days Good Product, Good Commission! building For appointment Moo. thro retail West BVoomileld area 5 ddaysa , ining to be called, or if you Just want to ence in answering pbooe and typing re- time personnel coordinator must be de Must have good telepbooe voice, able to SECRETARY/TYPIST Fri - 357-004.0 -parUime-AskiorPaL SAL•96ft O jr.otk.-clv«-ua a call We hai entry loral potUjan- ARK VOt) 1NTFRKSTED dote Gall Pat Kent.-»J0-4pm,-*71-1000- P-arl-Umt- Typing tails/m lenlwl. have guod pbooe Voice, in starting a profitable business of your Must be eiperieoced Some work cia be waiting for you We are accepting ap- iot be able to handle board and some able to work flexible boursiocloding SALESPERSON For part time work in BOOKKEEPER lot Livooia CPAFirm tica lions for. Secretaries, Typists, general office duties. Excellent beoe own' CallHarold 333-7719 done at borne. Livonia area Call be RESIDENT MGR. Eiperteoce necessary, full or part time evening* 4 weekends Apply in person KEIXY" ladies specialty shop in West Bloom tween 10 AM and 3PM. 421-0665 ¾ford Processors 4 Switchboard Opera flts. Apply in person Oct 33 only. between 9am-2pm fleld area Only eiperieoced need ap »29110 8J0AM-1PM. Hearst Business Media. tors Call ply «26-5555 TELEPHONE SOLICITORS Mature couple or woman to BOOKKEEPER/GENERAL OFFICE 2951« Southfield Rd in Soulifield Off- Pro Care Ooe Inc. Part time evenings Ice Park. A STEP manage rental community Is Must have et least 5 years eiperteoce MANPOWER 17000 W 8 Mile Rd Suite 350 SALESPERSON flerjbte boors, oo ei Birmingham office oear north suburb Knowledge SERVICES perfence, to sell unique Christmas oma Eicelleot salary aad benefits 9 Mile TEMPORARY SERVICES NORTHWEST SUBURBAN firm re Call 540-6060 of maintenance for beating, Rd iCoofidge 543-7200 ment play* » tunc*, good seller Call plumbing 4 appliances. Re - • LIVONIA 478-1130 quires receptionist with Rortion experi AHEAD evemnp. 727-9869 WOMAN WANTED for office cleaning ence Send resume with salary history 505 Help Wanted B F Chamberlain Real Estate Compa rental 6 office mgt part of BOOKKEEPER - part or full time TROY 585-5595 Part Ume evenings 5 nights, per week duties Ability to get along Typing oecessary Must Lave good eye lo Box 758. Observer 4 Eccentric Food-Beverage ny. Michigan's largest family-owoed NEEDS Merriman. Ann Arbor Trail area DETROIT 965-7000 Newspaper*, 3*251 Scboolcrall Rd. ttil estate company u currently inter with people most Important sight Reference* Farmlrgrtoo Hills SALES PERSON - 1 yr. ex »65-1470 Good salary plus apt. Bloe area - 9 Mile Middlebelt 474-9100 Livonia. Michigan 48150 BAR PERSONS to wait on tables Ei viewing See what the pacesetter in the INSURANCE ACENCY - Southfleld perieoced. over 21 apply In person af industry has to offer! 10 area office* - perience in radio sales, ex Cross - Blue Shield fceoefils, One girl office Need secreUrial skills. eiperieoced only BOOKKEEPER Secretary General* P/L rating eiperteoce preferred. Call ter 3 PM Poor Devil Lounge, 34375 professiooal training provided Call PEOPLE cellent opportunity 508 Help Wanted eowledge of bookkeeping 4 secreUrial evenings and weekends 537-5846 ONE CALL DOES IT ALU Ford Rd, Westland 7294040 Steve Leibhan. at 557-6700 CALL K.C. skills, professiooal person. 1200/week Place your classified want ad in ATTENTION' Business Owner* 4 Auto FOR Domestic plus fringes M PS. Financial Services. INSURANCE BARTENDER - days, male or female, 548-4800 9-5 WEEKOAYS Suburban Detroit's finest market apply In per*on Souper IJswl. 45100 motive Management-level Personnel LOIS RAY ATTRACTIVE ACTIVE young lady »3 Haggerty. Plymouth 459-3100 Agency in Southfield needs rater with The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers Marketing posltioo available! 545-7729 Telephone Sales eiperteoce ia rating lie following poll- Ford Rd Canton needed as companion for elderly lady. 9 BOOKKEEPER. Southfield based firm. cie* commercial auto, general liability. 591-0900 Wayne AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION There are openings available.«11 shifts PERSONNEL lo 5. Moo ihru. Fri Must prepare net 511 Entertainment BUS PEOPLE, DISHWASHERS part and weekends, for Jong term •S'yjn- dinner and be eicelleot driver Pleas Requires eiperteoce and a working W C 4 packages Coding experience time Jewish Community Center health salesperson, must be eiperieoced good SOUTHFIELD 559-0560 knowledge of Accruals Send resume helpful New office 4 good working 644-1070 Oakland pay. beoefits, Transmission RebuUders meots in the Birmingnam area Call ant congenial surroundings Orchard club restaurant In W Bloomfleld Im Moo thru Fri between 9 AM -5 PM SALES TRAINTiE Lake area Seod resume lo Boi 7140b- PROFESSIONAL • Light 4 Sound En and salary requirements to conditions 3554400 852-3222 Rochester/Avon 522-4677 tertainment ANY OCCASION; Class Boi 7)4. Observer 4 Ecceotnc News mediate openings are available at 83 35 Sales experience required Must be 18 Water Heater Manufacturer require* a server & Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 V$t your Visa or Master Card per hour Call Chef Jarroan between and have own transportation Trainee for eventual Outside Sales posi Schoolerafi Rd . Livonia Michigan Reunions Bowling Banquets. Wedding*, papers. 36251 Scboolcrall Rd . Livooia. Schools Over 4000 selections. We pui Michigan 46150 PERMANENT POSITION • Office 2pm-6pm. 6611000. Ext 281 tion Eicelleot career opportunity In.a 48150 Manager N Woodward manufacturer's An Equal Opportunity Employer growing Industry for a person with what you request Call (or appL to visit KELLY rep sale* ageocy seeking self starter 644-2150 Good-Sales Potential Colleje education BABYSITTER • Mature with referenc our showroom /or a demoostratioo. BUS PERSON, full time. 7ara-3pm. AVAILABLE Or equilavenl required Forward re es to care for 2 small children part Come Dance Wilh Us We are CLAIM PROCESSORS wtih secretarial, bookkeeping 4 geo- Monday thru Friday. Apply in person. raal office skills Compensation negoti sume to Locbinvar Water Heater time, flexible hour* Schoolcraft /Tele SERVICES Palace, 25223 Telegraph Rd. South- Corp, 12151 Coyle, Detroit, Mi 48227 graph area 534-0062 DANCE WITH ME PRODUCTIONS able Reply lo Boi 800. Observer 4 Ec field centric Newspaper*, 3«251 Schoolcraft Lie. - Ins. 589-2705 EXPERIENCED Rd. Livooia.Michigan 48150 KELLY - SALES/Watch «, Jewelry Repair BABY SITTER needed for ooe year old "Recruiting Full time. Apply al Coopers Fixery. and 4 jtir old. part Ume in ray W A WCZY Disc Jockey can spin records COOK & Wonderland Shopping Center. Bloomfleld borne. Your transportation, for your neit wedding, party, reunion, Eiperienced group claim processor* I- PERSONAL LINES PREP COOK WEEK references CaU «51-0267 etc Music for all ages and tastes. I yeacseipeneoce in payment of medi- Itv SERVICES CalL 420-0331 cal claims using a CRT ASS'T SELF-STARTERS BABYSITTER part time: 3 Mile 4 Ink Southfield Ageocy offer* an Immediate Must be able to work weekends. Holi The Kelly Girl People' have an excellent Head Start to be suc ster area « month baby Only loving BAND TOR ALL OCCASIONS opportunity. Eiperteoce 4 good typing day* and nights Eiperieoced in cessful lo Real Estate - that - + our person oeed call Call all day Thurs; af Music by 3 4-5 Birmingham Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H ter 6 30PM Fri. 522-1514 Jobs Are Located in Plymouth for this immediate posltioo to llJ.000. Seafood preparaboo or Culinary Arts ENDS MATURE SELF STARTER required lo Training Programs - comes out lo a CaU BUI Ging Call Berolce Fromm. after 2pm background helpful Apply in person work in pbooe sale* for high tech com successful professiooal career in Real BABYSITTER WANTED - two half 332-7864 Typists (45 WPM +) SWELLING & SNELLING only Moo. thru Tour* . S-4PM at J Ross pany Eiperieoced only please. South- Estate For details, call John Healy, Browse's. 26653 grecnfield at 11 Mile day* a week, flexible boors, good pay BANTS FOR HIRE Please Call Mr* Ablck field area 569-8280 Secretaries Southfleld 353-2090 Bd in Southfleld Century 21 Birmingham - Bloomfleld area AH Occasions 827-7201 Word Processors NEED A JOB? «46-2985 Call • lo Tune Talent Productions RECEPTIONIST CASHIER, must have COOK CaU this number and listen 261 -OWi' PIETY HILL. INC. 642-8100 449-8736 (or ao appointment between 8AM Light Industrial own car 4 good typing 4 math skills. Small private day school BABY SITTER wanted in our Plymouth 4 15PM Interviewing will be cooducted Farmingtoo Hills area. Please send re Birmingham, 20 hours per *eek NEW COMPANY looking for Distribu borne for 1 and 3 year old boys 4 days BASS PLAYER wishes to form or join on Mon . Oct 25. 1?«2 between 1PM sume to Boi 768. Observer 4 Ecceclrin Call! 4pm «44-6444 tors in Michigan Ground-floor Opportu per week. Own transportation required baod for 50s. 60s. 70's music In Cantoo 4PM To better serve you KELLY SERVICES 1 SELL AVON CaU 426-0864 has opened a special recruiting center Newspaper*. »6251 Schoolcraft Rd. nity For details, call 474-8995 area Call Mike. 455-6473 Livonia. Michigan 43150 COOK. Experienced. Vacation. Insur ID Birmingham Our office bour* to call ance, etc. Apply in person Wagon Wheel NEW COMPANY needs tale* persoo During The Holidays CANTON couple seeks occasional day CALLIOPE AVAILABLE TRAVELERS INSURANCE CO 9-5 PM For appointment, call 9-3 PM RECEPTIONIST foe land development Lounge. North vt lie Hotel. 212 S Main. TELEPHONE oeL full or part time. Established cus Earn goodM38 Set your own boors lime babysitter for 4 year old girl Call Make any outdoor event delightfully Equal Opportunity Employer M F company in Troy. Good typing, profes- North Title tomers 4 leads for pbooe tales Must Immediate opportunities. Livooia. eves 4 weekends 433-2114 different Malls, promotions, parties, 30400 Telegraph, suite 357 »iocal appearance Send resume and have good voice 4 attitude Call be Westland. Farmingtoo areas carnivals, parades, etc. 154-5120 CLERICAL salary requirements to- Boi 756, Ob EXPERIENCED WAIT PEOPLE SAL^S tween •-3pm 332-6344 an CHRISTIAN FAMILY desire* House MARKETING OFFICE Birmingham, Mi. 48010 server 4 Eccentric Newspaper*, 36351 Apply in Person 3PM-5PM keeper. 1 day a week (Thurs or Fn CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE Beginner posltioo available for person (S of IS Mile) Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia. Michigan MidtownCafe NOW HIRING eiperieoced salespeople, preferred) Own transportation 4 re Flute. Classical Guitar, Cello with J years minimum office experi- 43130 139 So Woodward. Birmingham advertising background helpful Plym cent references Walnct Lake & Frank For Any Occasion ence Responsible for assistance to su 644-2160 Long term assignments In outh area 459-0993 553-7866 lin Rds 655-3246 j 83*3173 pervisors in areas of sales, statistic*, RECEPTIONIST for small but busy HOST/HOSTESS, part time, must be Birmingham area ... ALL SET YOUR OWN HOURS able to work day shift on weekends. Ap OPPORTUNTrY" Put yourself in a Shaklee Corp offers solid business op CLEANING WOMAN DAZZ DANCE PRODUCTIONS personnel & organisation No typing or lawfirro 4 bcslne* brokerage Must SHIFTS ... must be 18 and Full time, good wages and fringe bene shorthand Salary with beoefiu Madi hava some secretarial skills 4 knowl ply in person- Palace Fine Food*. 35215 Business that never stops growing < portunity plus bonus car. boous travel Professiooal. Licensed Disc Jockey*. KELLY Telegraph. Southfleld have own transportation. Cosmetics Lady Finelle Cosmetic*. Outstanding guaranteed products For fits for Oak Park and Southfield loca All music Deaver Communications son Heights location Send resume in edge of law prctlce. salary 4 benefit* tions «56-134» cluding salary requirements to PO good. Southfield, 355-5555 America's fastest growing company has training info «47-5717 463-3513 SALES EXPERIENCED re Consultant 4 Management opportuni BOX 370. SouthfieW. Ml 48037 SUB DISTRIBUTORS wanted - 2,600 COMPANION FOR older lady Monday DRUMMER wanted (or weekend Top RECEPTIONIST . quired. Knowledge ol typing ties kvallable For personal interview, thru Friday, jour home or tnloe No SERVICES Busy Southfield based office is looking NIGHT CHEF call Phyllis Paget, Field Support Coor items. Free information- Reply to; Op 40 Rock Band Experience a must- Vo ^PLUS. dinator 591-1935 portunities, 40353 Worthlngton (X, Qao- hurting care. Livonia - Novl CaU alter cals a plus «43-8411 CLERKS Tke Kelly Girl People" - for a sharp receptionist, with pleasant First Oas* ReMasrani, fuU-Ume, 3PM- tpm. •> 477-2394 voice and good typing skill*- For Ister- 11PM Good experience. Some OooU- ton.46188. Equal Opportunity Qnployer M/P/H PART TIME TELEMARKETER want ITS -SCHEER- MAGIC TYPISTS riew, call Mrs. Hottula at 352-3754 Deslai. some Nourelle. Coo tad TELEPHONE SALES. Work In our COOKS - HOUSEKEEPERS • MAIDS KIDS GONE? What Now! Executive Chef, between J-tPM. FOR INTERVIEW ed Must be eiperieoced Oakland Coun SpecUUxisi In Children's Entertain We area a Urge lawflnn In Birming Redford office, foITQme and part Ume. Companions - Laundresses • Cooples - ment, Magic Comedy 4k Balloon Ani RECEPTIONIST oeeded (or WecUand ty are*. Please call MM391 Butlers • 'CbatJfeurs • Dayworkers SECRETARIES ham ana. looking for • mature woman doctor'* office. Hour*: 1» or Ham lo MAXWELL'S RE8TAURANT CALL goarutee and commissioo. we hire the mals Magician Doug Srheer. 1S3-S661 Looi 6 abort term Jobs. Good wsge*. who love* detail, b agile 4 healthy to PERFECT SPOT for dynamic, energet handicapped Call 10 to 4 pm 5924208 Crosse Potnte employment 885-4576 5pm Moo thru Frl Some Sat moro- Holiday Inn, Farmingtoo RtU< JAN SAN PUPPETS Noifee s SouthfleloV Birmingham area work about 5 boor* a day la file room tnp IS 73 per bour ..while training ic Sales Person Part-time posltioo Matchmaker* Office Service* 477-4000. available In Birmingham Gift Shop TELEPHONE SALES DEPENDABLE and responsible live-In Children entertainment Puppets, Thoroughness is an essential qua lily Please send resume to: P. 0. Boi 773, The Detroit Symphony Orchestra is housekeeper with good personality Southfleld 569-8290 Salary negotiable. Contact Mr* water- WeaUand. Ml 48185. An Equal Opportunity Employer 569-7500 1 days minimum Seod Resume to magic music, all occasions Call Madisoo Heights --' 398-4390 son. 643-70O0 Box 3J7. Birmingham. Mi 48010 looking for callers to assist m their an needed 5 days a week lo assist family of «42-7450or 647-4676 Detroit 963-5026 RECEPTIONIST/TYPIST NICHTCOOK FULL-TIME nual fund raising compaign which runs two Desirable suburban location EXPERIENCED LEGAL Secretary Join a progressive new company of Eiperieoced! PLAN FOR THE FUTURE' between Nov I May in Southfield Room and bath, meals and salary Ref SHOWCASE OF BANDS For Weddings with typing of over 85 WPM and Word fering pleasant working conditions and 160ByMachus, 644-1018 Opportunity Is knocking Enter a world Hocrs Moo • Fn . 5 30-9 SO PM with erences required Call days. «89-1053 Now you can sear 3 Bands on 1 Processing eiperteoce. needed for Bir unlimited personal growth potential of success with CberBeL Creations For occasional Salcrdays Past owners and afternoon For further information Call NIGHT COOK wanted, experienced. Information 4 interview call Betly af oew prospects will be contacted. Guar FULL TIME Child care oeeded In my 772-2982 mingham area firm. «44-4436 Candidate must have escellent typing WITT home for ooe happy two year old girl, in Dial-A-Number skills and exhibit a polished and vibrant full time. Apply In person, I to 5 PM, ler 5pm 553-4330 anteed hourly wage and incentive plan, Here's Roast Beef 4 Spirits. 36465 paid training, plus free narking For a Rochester area Please call after 6pm A1NCLE JOEY 4 THE PROFT If you wish to work temporarily and LEGAL SECRETARIES telepbooe manner. Shorthand or speed 652-6292 Uniqoe entertainment Magic show. writing and background in insurance a Plymouth Rd. Livooia PROFESSIONAL pbooe interview, call Mon • Frl, be have a minimum of 6 months experi ATHILLSTROM&ROSS tween 9 AM. • 5 PM Balloon show, skits, much more. ence in the following Our reputation avails us lo the most t us. No phone eaUs. PART TIME dell person 4 eiperieoced SERVICES SALESWOMAN. GENERAL CLEANING Wed 8 30 to 3 546-545« end resume la confidence to: 332-2038 or 352-2057 pm Qwn transporutioa References, prestigious law firms in the area Our f cashier wanted Apply In person. 1020 The Temporary Help People Experienced in Public Relations and An Equal Opportunity Employer 20 years eiperteoce can help find the LESLIE JOHNSON CO, Auburn at John R, Rochester. 852-6111 Marketing preferred. 20 hours weekly - experienced ana dependable 10 Mile, WANTED Irish Music Group - lo play SENIOR TYPISTS-60 WPM 735 W. Big Beaver. Suite 407. BrHVHT. intelligent, enterprising per Telegraph area 356-2923 3-17-63 Contact George V. Mason. posltioo for which you are best quali son wishing a new career, income un Sales Promotions, Publicity and Ban TELEPHONE SOLICITORS. Experi SECRETARIES Troy. Mich.. 44084 PART TIME Service Barteoder. day*. quet Coordination Send resume or ap enced for borne Improvement company Pres. Northern Michigan Irish Club,- fied, either temporary or permanent. limited call Bob Barrett 352-1740 HEALTH CARE Assistant for yoong di- 227J Fisher Rd. Gaylord. Mi. 49713 The fee is employer paid. Call today! Thru* , Fri.. Sat. Ideal for retiree. Ap- ply in person, Pleasant working conditions Wages abled woman, live-in Northern suburb WORO PROCESSORS RESPONSIBLE PERSON. 3S 4 over ly 10-25-42. 10 AM. to 3 PM May orcatll-517-7J2-l«93 SWITCHBOARD OPR. HILLSTROM&ROSS for part time 34 00 per bour.-Organlied ply CAREER OPPORTUNITY Alt Mr L Smotherman plus commissioo Call between 10am Room, board 4 some salary 354-0936 with secretarial skill* Southileld area. flO• 'we r Hotel. Plymouth. Mountain Jack's and 4pm for appotatment 345-3690 Weekday* 577-1825 WANTED-vocaUst for -working top 40 Confident, outgoing sales professionals 24275 Si na cola Ct. Short and long term assignments avail AGENCY Seod resume to: box 760 Observer 4 needed for active leading real estate WORK Mon. Thru Fri Salary with reg- band to sing female leads. Harmonies Eccentric Newspaper*, 34251 School RESTAURANT & Farmingtoo Hills. Mi 48024 — HOUSECLEANLNG and good appearance a must Seod tape; able in DOWNTOWN 4 SUBURBAN office in W. Bloomfield BUSY FLOOR ular inert, References required Average twice 626-8188 craft Rd.. Livooia, Michigan 48150 100% COMMISSION AVAILABLE. photo and brier background to Band, AREAS DELI PERSON cellent sratking conditions, most make per month, maybe more Cantoo area 13SS Rosevere. Dearborn. Ml 48114 SECRETARIES with professiooal level Call.PETEORLOP REAL ESTATE good appearance, enjoy u Iking to peo Call 463-3349 skills needed for temporary part time EXPERIENCED ple, ambitious Sales eiperteoce neces LEGAL work at a Farmingtoo Hilu corporate • No Sunday*. Holiday* or Nights Century 21 IS sary and counseling experience help HOUSEKEEPER-BABYSITTER for 512 Situations Wanted Don't Delay Dial Now office Competitive salary 4 pleasant • Paid Benefits ful Will train person selected Part my new born 4 34 year old daughter work environment Pleaje tend resume • Good Salary FAIR TOWNE time turning into full time position Mature woman. 4 days a week Salary Female LIVONIA 525-0330 SECRETARIES to 3780 Observer 4 Eccentric Newspa Apply in person. available For an appointment call Mrs negotiable. Must have dwo transporta ORIGINAL ESQUIRE RESTAURANT EXCITING Thapar*t381-3774or 471-3211 tion References required Southfield DEARBORN 565-8060 Ask any attorney which agency he/she per!. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd.. Livooia, 626-8000 and financially rewarding If you are Michigan 41150 11734 W. 11 MileRd. Southfleld - 358-3191 SOUTHFIELD 569-7500 prefers using lo fill vacant Legal Secre or Call 353-4999 CHALLENGING Direct Sales opportu desirous of making between 120,000 4 tary positions .. now you know who to nities available oowl Troy electronic* 1100,000 per year - call us We offer YOU'RE INVITED HOUSEKEEPER. COMPANION telepbooe SECRETARY/CASHIER ABCARE WARREN 977-0860 Detrofl-based Co. seeking responsible, RESTAURANT HELP equipment manufacturer has 2 open complete in-boose training and a mas Tb'call us regarding your future In the In Cantoo area. 7 am lo 4 pm to assist Cook, porter, cocktail waitress, barten ings for those with at least 5 year* in sive advertising program 2 great loca real estate profession Kinpway Assoc with light cleaning, meals and to act as xtallIlIg in private doty nursing In Permanent and temporary positions self-starting individual with shorthand der 4 waiter. Experienced with refer tions in Plymouth Contact available immediately. Never a fee to skills of 85 WPM 4 typing skills of 55 dustrial sales eiperteoce. Applicants is looking 'or qualified people to Join companion for elderly confused gentle ¾e Home. Hospital. Nursing Facilities ence* only. Near ReoCea Call between must have working knowledge of elec our staff of professionals committed to man Must be patient and enjoy senior RN"s. LPN's. COMPANIONS you for our courteous and professional WPM Bookkeeping and/or some Ac 2-5pm 259-3373 FREOMIOTKE WITT placement assists oce. count* Receivable experience pre tronic*. No earnings ceiling on these personal growth CaU us if your Inter ciUreos. Call evenings 981 1903 AIDES straight commission plus eipeoses posi ested in increasing your earnings Our ferred Call lor lnfonnauoo, 2524564 RETAIL SALES HELP WANTED Century-2T HOUSEKEEPER - Live-in. good home NEWBORN CARE An Equal Opportunity Employer tions Local travel required Reply Boi established reputation for Integrity and RESPIRATORY - PHYSICAL Permanent full 4 part time help oeed service to our clients will provide ihe (or mature, dependable person. Must SERVICES ed Jacques Patisserie, a new eicluslve 810. Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper*. Gold House Realtors OCCUPATIONAL SECRETARY - Experienced, highly 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Michi base for you to realise your earnings love children. Recent references. Noo- SPEECH THERAPISTS The Temporary Help People PERSONNEL trench bakery to open at Fair lane Shop potential Call Don Stein or Mike Cotter smoker Birmingham area 645-*7«7 skilled secretary (or I girl office Dicta ping Center In Dearborn 4 downtown gan 48130 459-6000 HOME PODIATRY VISITS phone, typing 70wt>rn- Southfield area Detroit- Apply in person: at 30100 Tele- 642-4300 HOUSEKEEPER needed is Blmfld There Is A Difference. We Care! ENTRY LEVEL POSITION Call 10-6 S5«-50»0 . AT LAW raph. between ))4 13 Mile. Suite 102. DREAMS bigger than your Pay Check? KINGSWAY ASSOC. Hills home Good salary Live-in pre Available for sharp young person will Want to establish that secood Income'' ferred CaU after 7PM. 540-3125 ing to learn Reculremeots: Typing 60 3000 TOWN CENTER. SUITE 3580 SECRETARY lor law office In South- facqoe* Patisserie Inc. Couples, if you have 6 to 8 hours weekly REAL ESTATE Birmingham wpm. nigh school bookkeeping courses SOUTHFIELD. MICH. 48075 field, salary commensurate with eipe to spare, well show you .how No pbooe HOUSEKEEPER/Nanny for profes- WAIT STAFF oeeded pari time lor Mayfalr Really is very unique in that it 424-8377 4 ablluy to answer 3 line phone Previ- Southfield 358-00» rteoce 35«-««0 catering department Experience pre interviews For app't,call 4S9401B s»oai-co«p»e -with 2 young chiMren. .ous-oftice-eiperieace-^plus but not re Dearborn 532-314» Is owned 4 operated by the salespeople.. ... $.$$__ Live-in or own transportation. Recent 24 HOUR COVERAGE SECRETARY - part time, for distribu ferred Apply in person, rooming* only, Advantages are many 75¾ comnussioo quired Salary 17800 to start plus bene Renaissance Center 557-0111 office of Jacques. 30100 Telegraph. . DMJC INTERNATIONAL- "EARN $1,000 references Bloomfield 855-3392 AFFECTIONATE mother will care for fits Reply to Boi 764. Observer 4 Ec Troy «49-3043 torship, varied. Interesting, challenging Molii functional positions are available lus an opportunity lo share in profits your children weekdays, your transpor work. Typla* 70 WPM, dlctapbooe.ex- Birmingham. CHRISTMAS MONEY centric Newspaper*, 38351 Scboolcrall oa our marketing 4 management team '*\l i Hughes, for more information for Sales of 1963 LADY NEEDS Eiperieoced Apartment tation, close to Ireeways. Redford 4 Rd . Livonia. Michigan 48150 perteoce. Send resume to Brook* Equip for serious ambitious individuals. Col Cleioer 400 Plymouth Rd 84.00 Hour Livonia area • 523-4343 ment Co 6765 Telegraph, Birmingham. Metro Passbook lege or management esperieoce pre Call From Your Home ly CaU 2-5PM. Onry" 459-1641 EXECUTIVE SECRETARY LEGAL Mi 48010 506 Help Wanted ferred Call Mr. Derdertan between MAYFAIR 522-8000 ARE YOU LOOKING FOR a ooo Hook Excellent opportunity for »o experi Sales Jam-1pm 459-0425 Or Our Office LIVE-IN COMPANION ing reliable mother to care for your enced Secretary wflh one ol the nations TYPlST/RECEPTiONlST - must have REAL ESTATE Full or Psrt-time for mature lady in Farmingtoo child full lime'' Your transportatloo. 5 leading Manufacturers of IBM compati SECRETARIES e ice Dent typing 4 dictating machine A + AAAA BEST RATING EARN $100 for leading us to a smoke Room 4 board plus salary Mile 4 Beech area Call Kim 153-1417 skills. Hr*. Moo thru Frl. 9-«. Full ben > - PROFESSIONALS! - CALL MR. IVORY Call 474-8556 ble computer systems- Must possess ac Experienced legal secretaries needed Are you looking for a new professloo' filled room Cal) for details MS-7869 Attention TOP PRODUCERS' curate typing (70WPM), shorthand for permanent 4 temporary assign efits. Berkley location. Cal! between 9-1 Farmer* Insurance Croup offer* free. '559-2805 Al CLEANING-Need a good cleaning 542-6141 Introducing oew 100¾ Commissioo LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER Own room or someone to help serve your sodaj (J0WPM1 4 dictaphone skill* Ability to ments In the metro 4 suburban areas training with guarantee per month EMPTY DESK - Plan Call for interview. 851-6700 and bath. Must be able to drive Good handle small business income tax 4 Call now or send me your resume afler training. Start part time Call gatherings' Call Gwen's Housekeeper* We have a desk available In our salary Local references required Ask I Party Helpers 271-1711 general accounting Is a +. If interest ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAID Day*. 981-5320 Eves. 397-0403 Franklin Village office for the 507 Help Wanted for Room 565-3000 ed, please send resume 4 salary Real Estate Salesperson of the right CENTURY 21 requirements to: Box 731 Observer 4 TYPISTS ABLE TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS Part Time LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER wanted "J Farmer* Insurance Group Offer* com caliber No experience necessary, but Your transportation Days, full time. Eccentric Newspaper* 3*251 School helpful If you are an organised self MJL CORPORATE ATTENTION People wanted for tele- Family with 3 children Good working Moo -Fn Meals provided Experienced, craft Rd. Livonia. Michigan 48150 JOANNE plete training program, minimum guar condUioos_Squlh(!eW are.a. ._ 357:0011. Secretaries antee per month. Learn without dis- starter with high ethics who Likes to TRANSFEREE SERVICE phoM w^rt_5iiles_eipeb*0ce_he)pfuX- references on request- 335-5035 tuftEi[|resenT)oS SSTSlJTl work -mitt) people,- tooside r the 9$5am to I 30pm Mon thru Fri »3 35 LIVTMN HOUSEKEEPER • eipen Real Estate profession per bour plus commissioo 533-8313 R4.BY SITTING FILE CLERK, lull time. 8am-3pm Call MANSFIELD General & Legal - 85T-6700 eoce with Newborns Paid Social Secur 6 Mile • Farminglon Rds. Area. Days, We are currently interviewing. Call ity Tues thru Sal. 8100 855-1077 RS Electronic*. 34443 Scboolcrall, Mr. Lehman or Mr Bosco at BETERINARY HOSPITAL seeks Ward full time. Mon thru Fri Pre-*cbool age Livool* 515-1153 ADD SUCCESS... REAL ESTATE Nurse. Garden Dty area Reply Box preferred 464-9031 TELEPHONE to your Career! Many Real Estate firms Craabrook Really - 676-8700 MATURE woman with references to LEGAL 774.Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers. babysit 4 month old. Mon-Frt.. 7AM- FULL CHARGE BOOKKEEPER - talk of success... We can snow you oors EXPERIENCED Drapery 4 Bedspread SALES 36351 Schoolcraft Rd. Livooia. Michi BOOKKEmNG-ACCOUNTING - In needed for Southfield firm, send salary ... and bow- to be a part of II We will Salesperson. Full time. Reply to Boi 5PM Preferably at my residence. Troy mj borne or your office 10 yr*. corpo- . specifications to boi "all Observer A We are now able to personally train gan 48150 -> area Call Sbeeta after 5 30PM 643-8262 PERSONNEL SALES teach You bow to make more money 794, Observer 4 Eccentric Newspaper*. qualified personnel with skills neces rate eipeneoce. complete thru proft 4 Eccentric Newspaper*. 36351 School than ever before We offer the most 36331 Schoolcraft Rd. Livooia. MJchl CABINET MAKER wanted, retired or loss statements Reasonable 879-1M0' craft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 41150 TOP OF TROY sary to sell homes in the exclusive PATIENT, responsible, mature lady 755 W Big Beaver. Suite 209 NO FEE - TOP PAY revolutionary Compensation Program gin 48150 areas of Birmingham 'Bloomfleld Hills middle aged persoo Must be eiperi oeeded occasionally to care for yoong In the business. CaU Ken Keroen, enced in laminate, hardwoods A • BRIGHTEN YOUR HOME?. GENERAL OFFICE - This posllko re Troy. Ml 48084 For a personal Interview, call children Only the most loving need ap Hive jour borne professionally cleaned 363-3430 BONUSES Group Vice-President'for details. EXPERIENCED PART TIME MB SORRENTINO or MR HOLCOMB veoeers. Birmingham 934-8767 quires a minimum of 3 year; eipert «47-1900 SALESPERSON for growing women'* ply References required 357-520« hv, ••Sosshin*. Housekeeping Service^ eoce la order processing, general office, Eve* 4 Weekends. 651-1058 BENEFITS sportswear store 646-1405 DRIVER HANDYMAN RELIABLE Baby Siller, 7amUo 9anv for the Hoi iday* 317-4 604 and light bookkeeping Computer expe- LEGAL SECRETARY - Town Center. 115 Offices in Detroit Metro Area Thimble*'*, Twelve - Oaks Mall, Novl . Appearance important, average 15-20 rieoce a definite plus Individual must Mon thru Fn Birmingham. 15 Mile- Southfield 2 year* personal injury ex FRIDAY PAY Call Manager for appointment, 349-1950 hours per week, nlcenuppleroent for an Cranbrook area Salary negotiable be accurate, detail orieoted, and pos perience necessary. Fringes. 354-2500 Schweitzer Real Estate REAL ESTATE eafly retiree Seod brief resume to Boi CARING A Tradition Since 19)7». sess above average main skills Typing Sales have Increased DRAMATICAL Days 337 7615 Eves «46-057« • RNS LPNS ; BETTER HOMES 4 C ARDENS EXPERIENCED SALES PERSON 1 776: Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers required. Send resume and salary re LEO AC SECRETARY - minimum 1 yr Detroit 982-9650 For Woman* Clothing, small shop. Part LY Now t* the time to rtart-in tht* 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Uvonla.-Michi RESPONSIBLE WOMAN. Or high, • LIVE LN COMPANIONS quirements tor Boi «76, Observer A Ec eiperteoce Including word processing. Southfleld 354-0557 AMBITIOUS MATURE mgt type per or full lime. Fabulous hours. roost exciting and challenging-field* We gan 48is4 school girl to watch 2 yr old 4 2 mo • HOME HEALTH AIDES centric Newspaper*. 36J5I Schoolcraft Southfield - 10 Mile 4 Evergreen loca son. wUJlng to work as a Jr. partner In a 1 AM 4 30 PM. 14 Mile - MiddlrbeK offer full service in boose training and old. my home, after school 10 hr*. • SR COMPANIONS Rd.. Livonia, Michigan 411» _ tion Work lor partner 335-3344 Troy 362-4650 lucrative business developing wholesale Area Call before 10 AM or after 6 PM the most rewarding commtAioo Call EXPERIENCE REQUIRED for persoo week 32 hr Joy Hli Rd area 164-900« Fully Insured Bonded 4 Sop outlet Able to meet 4 work with pco- 3324636 for tntervte w toda y. , to work a few[sbort boar* a Vtctk. googoodd . 14-Hii > lUy - J Day* A Week e. Start part time, HO hr* per week ^KM-PRES-TON *~ sTCirTlaftTJsTCirTlTftTJr typing skill* a must NortbNorth- PRO-CARE ONE. INC 506 Kelp Wanted Sales . xottte unlimited baswi Ui pmonrf vllle. Novl t, Plymouth area Write PO 510 Help Wanted -QJ^SIEN— SrS• nee * resellH* Cal l for an interview CENTURY21 Box 159. Northvllle. Mi 48167. or call The Health Care Professional* Temporary Service? with erpandila enterprise, 3-4 PM dai FIELD REP for appointment 349-3150 Couples 569-4400 ly .464-7255 Gold House Realtors Equal Opportunity Employer MvF)H IDEAL FOR RETIRED MILITARY CENERAL OFFICE help needed S davs CHILD CARE,by lovlni'mother,,r*4-. 420-2100 464-8881 week. 1-3PM. for insurance olfk* tn ASS'T sonable rates, home cooked meats, ru- National company desire* person to Livonia 435 704b pervtsed artivies Livonia area. C4U af 507 HelpjiVanted Part Time REAL ESTATE FfESIDENT ' ter 6pm 471-5961 check dealer Inventories In lower penin HANDYMAN. LABORER 4 MEHff OUQft-M I sula of Michigan Above average bene SALESPEOPLE Truck Driver MANAGERS CHILD CARE CC*3*KY*ttAUOK fit* include company car 4 eipenses Excellent opportunity for new 4 expe in my beeftsed Westland home. Ref S ^. ^1 _A _i mLM *+^^^^^t^^4^H**^^m wltf**** wtttftfc wfthtM ,ILL MW*W ^7¾ =*. -^7¾ -¾ -., • !WSm**^^»"WWWi^W^WPPMIS«l»!ilW!l«W 12C* O&E Thursday, October 21, 1982 Thursday, October 21. 1982 O&E (S.Ro-i5C.^V7CXOJ3F <*>. * 512 Situations Wanted 518 .Education 600 Personals 700 Auction Sales 702 Antiques 704 Rummage Sales 706 Appliances 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods Female & Instruction Oakland County WILL THE WOMAN named Cti! 4 NEIL A NtCHOLS. Auctioneer ANTIQUES Collectable*, primitive* Al RUMMAGE SALE-Sat Oct 21 SUNRAY gas range. « months old with Oakland County DON'T PIT your loved 00« in an Insu- daughter who picked up a parakee to Spectallting In business liquidations & household objects, books Dealer* wel 7am-lpra St Paul* Methodist Cturch. hood. GE refrigerator, side by side the trea of Joy 4 Hubbard 00 Oct 7th, come 2531« W 9 Mile Rd. between Bloomfield Hills 165 E Square Lake both avocado 4 f575 for both. 644 944J (XXNTEMPORARY decofalor living tvtioo Let ber lire* In a borne atmos INSTRUCTOR estate sales 346 3045 room turolture, sofa 4 1 chajr*. nut 4 ESTATE SALE phere, be loved 4 treated like family ID please cootici Dow Id Trotter Very Telegraph 4 Beech. Southfield. Sun Rd. between Woodward & Opdyke / important 4174)91 TAPPAr*.RANGE, dexbk ovet). while, beige, like new Asking »950 «2«-4454 my home Must 6« mobile Good Some For Advertising for a South- NOTICE Oct 14.1-JPM excellent working cobaiUao. 1111 Bir rooking, 10 vr* experience, reference* field. Fashion Merchandising mingham «26-4749 CONTEMPORARY SOFA, 7« in. Hop- 1821 WELLING SemtsenileOK OF PUBLIC SALE ANTIQUE SHOW 4 SALE sacking, neutral color. Originally »1100. Days 47« 5151 After lpm 4779557 School. Must have a degree 602 i\ost& Found The following property haa been recov WdtUlead Manor, Windsor. Ontario BEL AIR TWO FRIGIDAIRE Refrigerator*. 1» Sell for 1290 Sear* color console 21 In ered by the State Police and the owner* Oct 12, «-10 PM., Oct 11. 12» PM.. TROY and extensive experience In BLOOMFIELD TWP. SHELTER FLEA MARKET co-RUS 4 14cu.lt »150 TV. contemporary walnut »150. Both ELDERLY CARE and babysitting have oo( been located It will, therefore, Oct 24. 11-« PM. Pell rrfwrJam paid oe. At 4SS1415 excellent condition. (41-5498 the field. Lost or Found a pet' Monday-Friday. 9 be sold at public sale in accordance VS. lands. Take Hubbard Drive s. from available Also bouse and pel sitting AM J PM. also Dice Pels (or AdopUoo. The Bet Air Drive-In Theatre Days, nights of bve ins reasonable with Ac< N. 201. PA mi{Sec. 21.403. ««001 Mile Rd E of Van Dyke WASHER Frigldalre. gold. Runs fin*, Couch, gold/browB/orange/greeo. gold 4200Telegraph «44-41*1 est 15« CLI976) Properties of a similar cate ANTIQUES; wicker, oak secretary chi slight leak 120 149-5819 East Long Lake Road to riles Call Uberty Agency 4 55« SO 559-9734 na. Koosier cupboard, Victoria couch, EVERY SAT SUN 7 AM-4PM recllner chair, lamp, very good coodj- LICENSED TEACHER available to lu FOUND BUck Tiger" cat, vicinity gory recovered In otter counties will Shopper* free admission, free parking tion. »125 alL After 1 PM 4775887 Welling {between Rochester E.XPERIENCEDCLEANIS'C LADY also be sold at this public sale glajsware-peacoblow. Royal Vienna. WHIRLPOOL electric stove. HotpolDl lor English, grades 7 thru college. ESL Greenfield 4 10 Mile Rd Call after I rmse-C*II after 7PM. «25-2817 CaJIJW-mi refrigerator, both white, like new, used Road and John R.) Very seasonable Good references Social Studies. High school equivalent PM 557 1465 CUSTOM FORMICA' furniture Beds. Call Helen ' MICHIGAN NATIONAL Sat Sun CallM«-0291 only « months, |J0O a piece or ISW for etghtsLand. tables, etc Also oak chair* •M* MtMMttttttttl iMMMH tM wmmm Thursday. October 21.1982 O&E *13C 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 709 Household Qoods 709 Household Qoods 710 Misc. For 8al» 710 Misc. For Sale 710 Misc. For SaJe 710 Misc. For Sale Oakland County Oakland County .Oakland County Wayne County Wayne County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County LIVING room table set. 4 new Bassetl ON-TV |l» M INSTALLED White French Proveocul bedroom, CRIB, natu/al wood. Sunrooot, like new NICE 10ve-ie*l and overstuffed chair la BEDROOM SET. Double frame, mat GARAGE SALE- Birmingham MulU- GARAGE SALE- Farmiogtco, 2321( GARAGE SALE: Soulhfield- 1*4 IS Walnut wood and glass coffee tod eo<} Free Antenna No cable oeeded- chest 4 dresser with mirror Twin up- with Beautyrest mattress, $ 100. crosheol velvet, good Condition, Cbest of tress. 2. dressers Beer signs. Other Pamiw lMll OM Pood Ct S of 14 Hawthorne. N of Shiawasee. Oct 13, 24. Maryland- SosUuVld/lv Mile. Fit. table* Evenings. 644-3566 To order, call Anytime bolstered headboards, matching 42(-4444 drawers. Very reasonable. 12M157 household Ileitis. 156-5463 Mile, E. off Evergreen. Thors.- Fri. • 8-5pm. Snowmobile, trailer, cross coun 2PM4PM. Sat-Soo.. UAMiPM. Fsr- - Toll Free 1-800-W2-0319 spreads (blue). Twin box springs 4 mat SaL 10am-6pm. try skis 4 accessories, clothing, X oew nlture. household, stereo, toys, clothe*, LOVELY Mediterranean game (or di DEN FURNITURE, Danish Modem. PINK4«stle UMe. 71 In.. 1 chain 11 nette) table, 4 chairs, $200 Wall clock/ ORIENTAL RUG. Karastan, JiU. good tresses with frames Bookcase «43-8487 Kerosene healers, yard tools, mens 4 many oew 4 quality item*. MjMHt $1JS. Sunroom furniture. $300. Crib. beocb. Excellent coodiUoo. $154. Alter 8LOOMP1ELD HILLS SCHOOLS OARAOE SALE Birmingham- % Fami woroeos winter clothing, misc. ijetns. shipscene. 1» Excellent 661-1315 cooditioo. 540-4685 WIDOWER MUST LIQUIDATE $13 Or best offers- 517 13 J J or 45M5M «ptn, 464-77»! ne*. Fri. ( AM-i PM. Sat. 1» AM 1 OARAOE 8ALE Sogtiileld. JJ2M t« LOVESEATS (2) new beige lone bercv- PLAYPEN Urge, 44i44", like new Household furnishings 4 furniture: floe Garage Sale PM 431 Westchester. (Irf Maple, near GARAGE SALE- F*rmirt|too Hill*. Mile Rd., 1st boos* W of Uhser. Frt- cut glass, Fostoria, glassware of all DrNETTE SET - 5 pieces, chrome, good QUEEN SIZE colonial 4-poster bed: Chesterfield). Bargains galore. Bike, baby wooder loo, reversible cushions, sturdy, excel Sear* Portacrib. f 110 for both or will cooditloB. $60 411-5415 Sat-Sua. 10-5 Antiques, I solid oak kinds, brie a brae, teat cabinets, dining Headboard, footboard, frame, mattress, chaiTBaby, children 4 adult clothing chairs, wardrobe, tool*, lamp*, electric lent buy »200 each 335-2203 xell xeparalely After 6pm. 541-3484 box spring. 9811531 October 24.1981 OARAGE SALE: Birmingham, 1447 room set, leather Lawsoo sofa, marble DINING ROOM Uble 4 chairs, 1T»- •AM 1PM Household goods, e<£ »14$ Quill Hol stove, dryer, washing machine, mise. MAHOGANY Duncan Phyfe dining! REDECORATING Sale - walnut iterco tables, bedroom furniture 4 bedding Washington St, between 14 Mil* 4 Lin- low. N of 13 Mile, W. of Farmingtoo muvUie. witout Cost $800. will «eU lor SOFABED. double, 72", floral prist, coln. Son, Oct 24. 10-5 Household room ovil table (40x60). 1 leaf & MdTl wall unit, liquor cabinet, cocktail table, (oew). Open Saf Son, 10am- 4pm, Oct $400 J years old 512-4143 R4.10*n>5pm. Thura. 4 FrL only. CARACE SALE- SoflthfWd. Oct It-tt- cleiiVllM. Chair. Provincial, lime vel Held at Andover High School located Items, toco* fimlUre, misc. 23. Sporting goods, clothing, forauture. Buffe4. (52*32) 4 4 chair*, excellent lamps, mlsc pictures - priced to tell 13. 24 1544» Sherwood Dr. corner ol ooe block West of Telegraph off Long condition. Drexel. »525 (can deliver) 652:7873 Ludlow, Huntington Woods D1NINO SET: Mahogany Drexel. vet, tike oew. $7$. 453-57«» GARAGE SALE Farmlngtoe Hill*. outdoor Cirislma* tooonuooa, electric - Lake Road. Follow the signs. GARAGE SALE: Birmingham, 1599 28622 Cumberland, off 12 Mile between S7S-45T8 1930 *; excellent coodiUoo; Inctodes SOFA, 2 chairs. PUuteeL excellent Cheltenham, near 14 Mile 4 Melton. Hotpotnl ovea 4 raitte. ml*C All jood ROCHESTER HOUSE Sale. Sal. 4 Sun. WOOD Burning Stove, FUher, (Newi. Uble. leaves, pads, 5 chairs, chic*, buf wDddleeeit 4 tnkxter. Sat, »-$. RV } ccodiBoo- 21905 MapTeirood, N oi fight MAHOGANY WET BAR • Professional brick lined, screen, free standing, $450 shape, $173 (or all FrigSdairc upright Cash register, record puytri, Upe re Household Items, krJck knacks, re way refrigerator (excellent), Reese lCam-6pm. Dreiel, Temple-Stuart, fet, $850 Also mahogany Ubles, cooch fleeter, works great, HO Sttam cords, much more. Sal.-San, 9-440. Mile. W of Beech Not before 9AM. Stainless sink. 1 ft x 7 ft Excellent con Shaw. Woodward • Living room, dining Call 693-1916 4 chairs. »81-1577 corders, chain. Undent desks, movie Hitch, bowling bails 4 accessories, t projectors, maps. Ubles. copy ma GARAGE SALE SoulHKM. Huge sale. dition. »250 &43-4004 room, kitchen 4 family room. Some an SOFA - $0 la. striped Herculoo. $7$. GARAGE SALE • BloomfkM Hills, An small TVs, gajnes-some newf hoose- WOOL RUG - 9x12. rust, drapes 4 DUNCAN PHYFE dining room set, chines, keypunch mahcine, cafeteria Molti-family Baby clothe*, toys. >ewel- tiques also garage sale items N. Ro 477-412$ tiques, building supplies, Thus. 1643 bold 4 clothing. ,i. chester Rd to Orion Rd. Orion Rd to Ap valance. Rust/blue,-leige Reasonable UbU. 2 leaves,« chain, $350 racks, pots and pans. rouiii» tins and ry. office equipment apcJiaoo**, «u> MATTRESS WAREHOUSE many more Items too numeroes to mex> WoodJake, W. Squirrel. & Long Lake ANNUAL WAREHOUSE SALE ple Hill, left to 450 Apple Hill Days 302-6403 Eves 354-6377 Call 477-2507 THOMASVTLLE DDHNO set Camille GARAGE SALE- Farmingtoo Hills. 2 lijues. ma ternily. clothe*. Many. Item* Uon. drawer chest. Coys twin bedspreads. never used 10116 Fomlwood, otl Ev- UNBELIEVABLE SAVINGS (1) SOFAS .Tbayer-Oggiii white coo- style, antique blue finish Pedestal uble GARAGE SALE- Bloomfleid Hills, 262» DUNCAN PHYFE Dining Uble 4« extends to 84*, custom pad. 6 cane-back Weodover. Woodward/Square Lake beaotifut red drapes, boyi/mensyladle* «gre*obetweeol3Mile413Mile.S4t 40% OFF SEALY POSTUREPEDlC temporary. Good exwdiuoo $150 each. chairs, partially stripped for reflnish- Terms-Cash 4 Carry clothes, hats, mittens, skis, skates. 13' 4 Sun., Oct 13 4 2i 1«AM 5PM- 48* OFPCERTA PERf SLEEPER SINGER 652-7075 chairs, 33" china, server with slate top. area Oct 23-24. lOam-fpra. DLAL-AMATIC zig tag sewtog ma log $140 Call afu* «PM 455-4034 Will divide. 541-7411 As is, where is tires, misc. All great eooditloo. Sat 4 40* OFF SPRING AFR "Too of Line" GARAGE SALE. Btoomfield Hills. In Sun. 11im-5pm. Shrewsbury off CARACE SALE. Troy. Clothing loclod- TWIN SETS FROM tti 00 chine. Embroiders, appliques, but EARLY AMERICAN sofa with match BOX SPRING 4 matlress. Twin-sue, Ing winter coat*. tac*et». lloeos, dishe*. tonholes, etc. Late model school trade TWO BOOKCASES, one wllh desk and cludes housewares, clothing, fumllttre, Northwestern, W. of Middlebelt 1100« Coolidge. Oak Park 1 block N. of 709 Household Qoods ing chair. $275 Like new 455-3)17 doors, walnut veneer, both In good coo ladles clothing, site 10. blankets, kitcb-. small appliances, misc. 1476 Bracken, Christmas decoraUoos, other hooseboM t MJle (tn rear of building) Hours Sat In |i9 cash or monthly payments New enotemlls. 646-7519 GARAGE SALE, Huntington Woods. Items. Bedroom furniture. MJ-2V447 machine guarantee. ELECTRIC range, china cabinet, doa ditioo, $7» each 525-2546 W off Franklin Rd. betweefl Lone Pine 10 to 5.SUB. It to4 Wayne County and Long Lake fid Tburs 4 Fri 9 tot Frt 4 Sat, 10-« 11132 Codloji. Coo S4^»m ble bed complete, fireplace screen & BRIDAL RING SET - v, carat dla- ALL FURNITURE must go. solid oak TWO Tapestry Etrlhtooe tovt seats. lidge. betweew 19 4 Lincoln CARAGE SALE. Troy, SatltM, IMT UNIVERSAL andiron. 417-5426 $80 each. Walnut end Uble, $30, rocker, mood. oever osed.lizeSH- 669-1598 Garage Sale, Bloom/kid Hills. Sat, W Wattle*, bet Coolidge 4 Adam*. MODERN EARTH tooe cooch $125. bedroom set. washer, dryer, tables, CARAGE SALE - Huntington Woods. Bike* 4 children* clothe* 1 more. SEWING CENTER chairs, mlsc items. 491-1656 ESTATE SALE Uvoaia Art Deco 4 $35. Good cooditioo. ' 453-5481 BUTCHER BLOCK, i'xi ViS\ Dres* S«n 10-4. Housewares, games, toys, Chrome arc lamp »25 BBQ grill »25 boots, ski gear. Ice skates, misc. sports Oct 23. 10-4. ISI03 Bergman. I) Mile, All good condition After 4pm. 624 7S40 FE 4-0905 Waterfall Furniture ibo Garage Salt er, bookcase, stroller, walker, misc. Coolidge area. Household furnishings, CARACE SALE Troy Big Beaver ANTIQUE Bedroom Set, dresser. Elec SUrting Tburs. 9J0 AM thru SaL 29611 Warehouse Sale Call 14AM-3PM, Rochester 631-1631 aipmeot. motorcylce, BMX Nke SINGLE BED. desk with berab. mirror, tric stove, dryer", dining Uble (pads). 49 Kersway Dr. off Long Lake I antiavea, shelving, tools, tool boxes, Adams area. J419 Paddingtoo, Fit MOVING, everything must go Appli Gaylord. (Of 1 Schoolcraft) 431-8172 S children's clothing, toys, 4 cnore. 10am. no pre-saies. Antique grain scale, ances, furniture, etc Weekday! after bookcase, chest of drawers, all white, 474 8729-. See Sat. 2-6nm, 527-17« ALL NEW FURNITURE CARRIAGE HOUSE SALE - Movtne. block W. of SqolrreL ISO0 Beautiful oak stereo. $500 Grand clothe*, misc. 6pfn. 4771814 Sat 10am-6pm 47*-5S0S FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU Bunk Bfjda $99.05 Tburs, Fri. Sal, Sw. 10arri-6pra Wati GARAGE SALE Ulhnip Village. 1 Day father clock, cow 11600. most xell HOC ANTIQUE COLD 7 ft couch, lulled Furniture Wholesale Distributors of up hili 5130 CUreodoo Crest, Bkwov GARAGE SALE, BloomfieM Hills, baby GARAGE SALE. Troy Refrigerator, After 6pm 478 451( back 4 cushions. Perfect condition, -3 Trundle Beds . . ? .$119.95 Items. Maple end Uble, stereo receiver, Only Thuri. Oct 21 Everything H Ofr MOVING out of West Bloomfleld Must Michigan selling all new merchandise field Hills. 18480 Saratoga, (between 11-12 Mile. desk, chlldrens clothes, books, misc: sell Interior design contemporary furai years old. $300 431-2082 in original cartons- Not bullderi close- car radios, sewing cabinet, gtrls 10 SOFA fi Chair. Ideal (or den or bachelor Hollywood Beds. . .$119.95 W of Soulhileld). household. 1981 Yamaha 759, S*L 8- tore, paintings, small appliances, light - out models or used merchandise. Mat CHAMPIONSHIP ReguUtioo slate pool speed bike, mens goil dubs, misc Fri awrtroent. $»0 or best offer 626-5031 BABY FURNISHINGS, Bassette crib, Roll Away Beds . . . $99.95 6pm. 2195 Cleveland «49-449» 9 ing, carpets, misc. items Best offer tresses still wrapped 2 piece sec Twin Uble Cues 4 ail accessories plus 1 Oolyl-J-4 PM., 2257 Brady Dr, off GARAGE SALE NorthvUle. 20930 Call after 7pm 855 2365 playpen, GM Love Seat, wicker dress player pinbal) machines. Rochester. Woodward. S of Sq. Lake 334-9511 SCFA 4 LOVESEAT contemporary, ex- ing Uble. 5JJ-6909 $38 Fall $48 Queen $66 Sofa beds Mattr«jsS4JS $39.95 Halsted. N of I Milt Ttrars - \ 9AM- CARACE SALE-Troy, Buckingham cellenttooditioa $500. »77-1»« $109. Odd Ubles, $19 68 Bunk beds 373-9224 5PM Drapes, mirrors, picture frames, Woods Subdivision. FrL. Sat, Oct iJ^J. MOVING SALE-Birmingham. Oct 21- Adult Bedroom Sets $499.95 GARAGE SALE-Farm-HUU. 2 TVs. BARGAINS. 2 sofas. $40 each 2 end ta complete. $38 6 piece living room, CONDO SALE Asbura Heights, 954A linens, small appliances, clothing, etc lots of clothe*, etc. Apples' 10AM-3PM. aoUques. piano, ping pong 2J. »-4. 2152 Buckingham. N of Maple. SOFA Oatmeal. »l". 2 love seJta. dark bles, $2} both Lamps, $10. Single head $170. $800 pits now $375 Now open to Uble. flute, ski equipment furniture. E of Coolidge Sofabed. dehumidlfier. greeo print, glass game uble 4 chairs. public, skip the middleman. Dealers 4 BloomCeld Village "Bird Off South Tuea. thru Thnrt, 9-3PM. 21641 Fland- CARAGE SALE-Nuii. ait dealer sell cldtSng: N ofkipleTW off Coolidge boards. Queecsire and kingsire > kitch BED-N-BUNK -D)»d between Opdyte-J?Squirrel. Fri,' ere v Mile 4< r'armingioo. power saws, lawnmower. ping pong ta- Kitchen table 4 chain, glass end tibia, en ubles, $70 earn China-cabinet and- Irjtitutional sales—welcome.—Nnnr ing over 100 shrink wrapped prints, f>'ff clothing. coffee table. 2 barrel ffcalH like new. brands Serta. etc 9451 Buffalo. Hacv Sleep Shoppe Inc. 10-4 Couch, lamps, clothes, etc. rubber stamps, plus many craft top- GARACE SALE. West Bloomfleld,' Frt buflet. $145 for both. Chairs, lot more. 6 GARAGE SALE • Farmingtoo Hills. 642-2278 449-0284 Mile. W. ol Haggerty, N_oo Winchester. trarock, 1 block H of Holbrook. 1 block 24425 Plymouth Rd. ESTATE SALE, Berkley. Oct 17-2» pile*. Wicker, small gas furnace, bam 4 Sat Oct 22-23. lOam-Spm. 3976 MOVING SALE. Birmingham. Fn 4 E. of Cooant- Credit cards 4 checks ac Oct 21 4 21.10*ra til' 7 302» Fiddler's boo couch, glass Uble, much more- Cherry Crest Dr. W off Orchard Lake Sal. Campaign style bedroom furni SOLID OAK. 7 piece dining room set, 4170OPwimea3ow. Nocthvtlle 1484675 1¼ Blks. W. ol Telegraph Antique Ubles 4 sewing machine. 3 pc Green. Klmberly Sub. II Mile 4 cepted, delivery available. Drive * little bedroom set, dinette set. maple dresser, Thuri.- Sat 1M 41107 Cherry Hifl, be Rd, N. of Maple. ture set cane sejted chair*. Oak 4 will sell separately, good condition, Middlebelt 1.000 articles of Children's tween Grand River. 1» Mile. BEAUTIFUL Oak Gossip Bench. 4 save a lot. Call Moc-Sat. 10-7pra. KE 1-1740 glassware, carnival, clolssooe, booe chi GARAGE SALE- West Bloomfleld Mul Brass shelving system. French style $JM or best offer 337-7527 Aquarium, 20 gal long Crib matlress, 875-7166 clothing. O to sites 14. children'* misc.. dresser, antiques, books^dolls, oriental WOODARD runroom Inmlture Round na cups 4 saucers, tools 4 misc. 1385 cooch, chairs. Iridge, much morel. GARAGE SALE Oak Park. SaL 114 24. ti-Family Lot* of GOOD SKI EQUIP I SPODE CHINA, Pr of Grail patterned 401 coil 464-4356 Tyler. S of CaUlpa. Hours 9-5. rugs, paintings, mbc household items FAMILY ROOM FURNITURE, 7 piece. glass uble. 4 chairs, chair'4 ottoman, 10-5 Tools, glassware, collectibles. MENT. 20 4 24 Inch BICYCLES, *mail 26$ Manor Rd . 1 block S of Big Bea upholstered chairs and ottoman, solid BEDROOM set, BroyhllL 3 pc walnut. chaise lounge. S45-J024 CARAGE SALE. Farmingtoo Hilk Christmas Items, clothes, many extras appliances, gas motors, baby Items, brass fireplace set (tools, screens, andi Big Boy. Call anytime 415-5019 ESTATE SALE. Bine Fox fur. Governor Misc Items 14475 Commons Rd. Fri 4 I ver. E of Woodward Queen sire bed 2 Turquoise Naugahyde Wlnlhrop desk, antique English mirror. 11671 Ludlow. W of Coolidge moch more. Fri. Sat. Sua, 9AM-4PM. rons), antique table, etc 3S3-3497 cooches. good condition 421*367 FIVE pc bedroom set, contemporary, Sat. Oct 32 4 24. IO-2pm. 7122 Sprtogridge. Franklin Valley Sub. MOVING SALE Farrmngion Hills Coo- Country cupboard, plus misc. 682-9737 GARAGE SALE-Rochester. 1215 Royal N of 14 Mile. E of Middlebelt $250 Call alter 5 PM 459-6455 710 Misc. For 8ale GARAGE SALE Farmingtoo KiDs. do Furnishings Living room, bedroom, BEDROOM SET. 3 piece. 1930s; Roper FEDERAL BANKRUPTCY Appraisers Crescent Pine Hill Sub. off TSeokeo, piano, card table/Chairs, Misc 478-4*65 THE GREEN SOFA- 80 Inch TradrUooal 4 This Is a big ooe. Tburs.- Sat, 9-5. 29520 Tburs, Fri. Sat, 8-i GARAGE SALE W Bloomfleld Thurs. stove. 2 dressers' 981-5274 Oakland County Salt Typewriters $19 96 Memory elec Hemlock. N. of 10. W. of Middlebelt green velvet chair $300 trode typewriters $669 Plain paper thru Sat 9-4pm. 5715 Sunnycrest, N. of MOVING SALE - Girls white bedroom RE-SELL-IT BEDROOM Set. 3 pc. Spanish BroyhUL 4646927 ANTIQUE DEALER'S 13 rooms, seller GARAGE SALE. Rochester. Boucher Walnut Lake, W. of Inkster. PlnbaU ma furniture, twin bed frame, dresser, good condition, $223 Beige nbbed & garage. Can't all move west! Kitchen copier »19996. File cabinets $79.9« GARACE SALE. Farmingtoo Hills An block, furniture, chlldrens equipment. chine, boat misc. Best offer. chesl. mirror, desk. Brown vinyl sofa, SHOPPE vetour couch, $95. 455-4266 HOUSEHOLD SALE Chippendale misc. baskets, tools, bikes 4 parts, Chairs $1495. Desks $79.50. Copiers tiques, much misc. 179*« Bayberry. misc. FrL 4 Sat 10-4pm. 121 brace. N chair 4 rocker 2 crystal lamps, coffee Uniquely Different Highboy, oriental rup. secretary. games, furniture, plus many unique an 1149 50 Automatic correcting type Keodallwood Sub, Oct 22/23.9am-5pcn. of University, off Rochester Rd GARACE SALE, W. Bloomfleld Lovely writers $779 96 IBMs$149.50 231 table. 2 matching end tables Redwood High Quality Pre-Owaed BLONDE Twin bed. matlress-springs Bornbe commodes, mahogany dining tiques rough 4 finished Thuri thru SaL GARAGE SALE-Farmingtoo Hills. buys-Including: Dining 4 llviog room porch furniture, needs repair. S40-27SO Furniture 4 Accessories Light green Broyhil) Sofa. 2 Ironing room set. Victorian sola 4 chairs, oils 10-Spra. 19481 Beverly Rd. East of Ev W. 9 Mile S4M404 GARAGE SALE Rochester. 6058 Roo- furniture Pri/Sat Oct 21/21. ltMpm. boards, broiler, chair, misc. 459-3394 Farm Meadows Subdivision Multi-fami ooco Orion to Oak Lane to Rocooco Near Drake 4 14 Mile, 7196C»meloC Better furniture 4 accessories from and prints 865-1824 ergreen. FREEZER, 10 Co. Fv $150. Gas Incin ly N of II Mile between Inkster 4 MOVING SALE. Baby bed. family room better homes looking lor a second Oct 23: 9AM-5PM. Oct 24:10AM-3PM sofa 4 chair, bumidfier. snow tires BOOKCASE BED. double, with dresser. ITALIAN Provincial gold 4 white, ANTIQUE LAMPS, brass lamps. Cam erator. $95 Crib, $25. Changing Uble, Middlebelt Sat 9-S. Sun 12-3 Girls clothing site 8-up. Christmas tree, CARACE SALE-W. Bloomfleld tn- chance Buying, selling or just brows $150 3 piece walnut bedroom set, 2300. $10. Chandelier. $25. 540-3904 lE78X14)4«te«ls.daybed 356-1574 ing This is the place twin bed complete, triple dresser with paign chest, office furniture, tools, elec GARAGE SALE - Farmingtoo HrUs (15 bed frames, gifts, bike, fabrics, misc. llques, furniture, appliances, coUecti- 14769 GRAND RIVER 478-7534 Color TV coosole. $75. Humidifier. $50. mirror, night aland. $450 474-7153 tric heater, duck decoys, etc. 363-3697 bles, etc 9-6 Thurs, Oct 11. 119« Wy- MOVING TO FLORIDA Beautiful dec Twii mattress set.450 535-3965 GARAGE 4 Furniture Sale. Rochester. Family) Sat. 9 to 1 Furniture, toots, GARAGE SALE, Sat. 9-3 Only" Furol cliffe. 2 blocU N. of Walnut Lake Rd, orator furniture Living room, dining TRADITIONAL Furniture by Stanley. KITCHEN CabioeU, 3. Pecan finish, ANTIQUE OAK round Uble, reimisbed Sofa, Ubles, chairs, lamps 4 misc toys, household, lamps, dinette, collecti lure aod-mlsc. 32463 Dunford. 12 Mile 1 w blocks W. of Inkster. room set. family room, chairs, tables. Drexel. Bassett. etc. Living room piec BRAIDED RUGS • assorted sixes 4 col two 24"wx30"h, one S6'wxl5 h. $15 5 ladder back chairs. $373. Plants, clay items Hampton Sub Rochester 4 Au bles. II128 W. 6 Mile. E of.Merriman 4 Orchard Lake ors. Best Offers Call eves . 155-6715 burn Rds. 6S3 Dartmouth Sat Oct 23rd. lamps, etc Excellent condition, every es, loveseat. chain, end tables, dining each Alter 7 30PM. 535-0331 strawberry planter, furniture, mlsc No GARAGE SALE - Farmingtoo Hills. CARACE SALE. W. Bloomfleld Great thing must go 24590 Onieda Blvd. off room table 4 chairs Boy's oak bedroom Junk. FrL. 4432 Berkshire, W. of Wood 12 noon- 5pm. GARAGE SALE Soulhfield. Thurs buys, everything must be sold 5343 W. CARPET (16 X 21 It), matching LARGE MODERN couch, rust & bloe Fri, Sat, Son. Household Items, appli thru- Sat 9 to 5 24184 Lee Baker Dr.. S Bloomfleld like Rd off Walnut 44 10 Mile Open Thurs thru Sun 548-9252 with corner desk, master bedroom, loveseat 4 full couch. $550 420-002? ward. 1 blocks, of 14 Mile 549-9502 GARAGE SALE. Beverly Hills. Tburs. ances. >ewelrv 24083 Alycekay. w of mlsc Excellent condition. 855-3273 pattern, excellent cooditioo $125 of 10 Mile, off Northwestern. mile W. of Parmingtoo Rd Oct 12, 4 326-9769 or 487-9860 ANTIQUE Walnut chest. $150, 1965 Fit Oct 21-22 10am-5pm. Antiques, 12 Mile near Orchard Lake Rd 13.10 to 6 CONTEMPORARY CHROME Chande clothes, mini bikes, books, furniture, GARACE SALE - Soulhfield. Oct 21.22 TRADITIONAL sofa under 2 yrs. old 4 lier, excellent cooditioo. $45 Butcher Encyclopedia Brittanka with bookcase. GARAGE SALE-FarmHiltt Misc. fur ONE CALL DOES IT ALU • LARCE modern stripe cooch by Rowe. $140. Blanket chest (new), $50. sloe by wrought patio, etc. 1987« Warwick. E. 4 24. 9-3. 17499 Parklaoe. E of South- CARAGE SALE. W. Bloomfleld. Hug* Place your classified want ad in 2 end tables, 2 living room chairs, kitcb- block kitchen Uble with formica top niture, tools, appliances. Oct 22-24-24- 1 eo Uble with 4 chtirs 356-8791 excellent condition. $165 Stove, humi side refrigerator/freexer, white, $350, o( Evergreen, S. off Riverside Dr field RA S of IJ Mile Top 4 household Sale Snowmobiles, toys, game*, old re I Suburban Detroit > finest market afid 2 matching sobd maple chairs with difier $45. Table. 2 cha^s. camper, 2Jth. 9-SPM. 24172 Glen Orchard; E of items cords, books, clothing, household item*. woven seats. $100 255-3987 all exceOent coodiboo. Troy-Birming CARAGE SALE. Birmingham. 3U5S Farmingtoo Ri.betweenlO-lIMiles. The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers TRIPLE DRESSER, mirror, pecan. tools, etc Prices negotiable 534-2191 ham Are*. 644-5045 4301 Farmingtoo Rd, first boose N. of W. Retlahd. near 13 Mile and Soothfieid GARACE SALE. Southfield. 25543 Sto- 15 Mile. Fri 4 Sat 10-4MD_ sleep couch, mahogany breakironu COUCH, black 4 while plaid. $50 MAPLE Loveseat 4 chair, scfabed. Rd. Jr. size clothes, misc. household GARAGE SALE, Farmingtoo Hills. Gi oycroft between Telegraph 4 Lahser. 591-0900 Wayne lamps Prices negotiable 645-0727 BABY Wonder Chair as seen at Baby ant; Oct 23-24, 10-Spnv Furniture, 425-9343 Magnavox 25' color TV. stereo, dehaml- World 4 Teem. Pram, stroller, bassi Items. Than. Fri Oct. 21 and 22.10 to 5 off 10 Mile- Fri. aed Sat 10 to 4 GARAGE SALE, W. Bloomfleld An difier. outdoor grill. 5911649 limps, bocsehold, camera equipment 4 v 644-1070 Oakland TWO tub style chairs, excellent condi COUCH 4 Chair, lulian Provincial, net, high chair, car seat, uble & chair, GARAGE SALE Birmingham. Clothes. more. 29465 Cilchrest Ri (W. off GARAGE SALE • Soulhfield. Dishes, tiques. colleotibles, hocse»ares, cloth 852-3222 Rochester/Avon tion Call after 3PM. 356-907$ beige 4 egg shell brocade 4 accesso NEW all In 1 Good cooditioo, $125 27948 Oak furniture, sola, china, sport equlpt. Middlebelt between 13 4 14 Mile Rds). furniture, plants, pots, linens, mlsc ing, tire*, beer cans, tors. Thurs.. FrL. ries Best offer 591-2217 5 piece living room suite Quail Hollow, Farmingtoo Hills. 10am- etc. 2645 MJddlebary Oct 31414. Thurs. thru Moo.. 9 to 5 21411 Butter- SaL 7343 Edinboroggh Dr, enter Coach WALNUT dining room set, Uble, china 5pm. Tburs. 4 Fri. Only 553-2324 GARAGE SALE. Farmingtoo Hilli Lane. Klmberly N Sub. Use your Vis* or Master Card caMoet. buffet. 6 chairs. $275. 651-«71 $125 crest off Evergreeo. No of 8 Mile. COUCH 4 2 chairs (Mediterranean) 397-2531 •* GARAGE SALE • Birmingham Lawn- 29125 Hemlock Dr, E. off Middlebelt GARAGE TRASH 4 TREASURE SALE ONE COUCH with matching chair. 1 Duncan Phyfe diiing set, uble\ 6 BARBIE DOLL clothes, made In my roower.-TV. lursittfre. mlsc household between JO 411 Mile. FrL 4 SaL 10am- GARAGE SALE Troy. 1 Families! WATERFORD CRYSTAL 'Clenmore' home. Very pretty 4 fancy. First time BJoomfield Village. Sat 4 Sun. 10-4. velvet couch, tables, ladies coats 4 goblets, sherry, sherbets, liqoor. de chairs, cherry china cabinet 4 buffet SINGER sewing machine, commercial, goods. Sat. 4 Sun.. 10 to 5 145 West- 3pm Many items, fireplace Insert-area Long Lake 4 Rochester Rd- Oct 11-22. 655 N. Cracbrook, W. ol Woodward be- i jackets 399-0442 «77-8732 model 3115 $195 453-7668 ollered $43-9422 bocroe. So. ol Maple. E of Latscr rug. 2 desks, women's clothing sites 3-5. 9AM 5PM. 1425 LUa canter old faxhioes Eves 474-5625 tween 15-16 Mile f'3 >>i i ur\E •$\sssa$.en I 6 Aluminum Cleaning 15 Asphalt 27 Brick, Block & Cement 33 Building & Remodeling 33 Building & Remodeling 42CarpetCleanlrtg<\ Dyeing 56 Chimney 69 Excavating 78 Firewood ALUMINUM SIDING CLEANED SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC. • CARPET CIEAMTNO SPECIAL • BACICHOE—BULLDOZIriO MIXED HARDWOOD »40 a f »ce coed 4 WAXED LEHR CUSTOM WOOD DECKS AddiUoca4ModerniaUoo . BuUdlng & Repair TRUCKING (4x8x16). Fret. Delivery - Uvoola, Brick, Degre«sln< 4 Cleaning Service ASPHALT PAVING _ . _E.M.H, HOTTUBS ' Design and BoUd Starllte Cleaning Systems CRTMNEYS. Fireplace*, repaired « Grading - Clearing -Driveway* Farmingtoo Hills area. Before Spto, Licensed 4 Insured. '• -515-0600 GAZEBOS Residential 4 Commercial 135 living room 4 Hall built new. cleaned Wood stove lnst*lta; Septic Systems • Concrete Removal 476-6925 After 6pm. 47H-2S24 also ROOFING CONIBACTING, INC.,. ADDITIONS (up to 250 sqft) Uon State licensed Insured Free est For Estimate Call Larry 4SJ-W79 Licensed Builder - Fully Insured NORTHERN OAK Miied Hardwoods COMMERCIAL 4 RESIDENTIAL *H, FINISHED BASEMENTS Free Estimates 476-4444 • 2 rooms $40 • North ville Cooslructioa 318 1038 9 Aluminum Siding (JuaUtlily WorWi k Cemqnt & Masonary < BY WOOD-AWL PRODUCTS BULLDOZING. TREE REMOVAL 350 per face cord THE PR!CEI S RIGHT1 • All Repair?^ ^j Small or large JERRY FITR2YK • 3 rooms $60 • CHIMNEYS 4 FIREPLACES , FILL DIRT. TOPSOIL Truck kudof2.33IO(ti3xl6) ALL TYPES SIDING 4 Insulation Deep strength materials • Driveways''"^ > Residential __ SIXER BUILDING Complete service ^TRUCKING 7287566 595-0469 Thermal 4 Storm windows 4 doors Licensed Builder Dormers Additions Additional rooms $15 each 851 9666 FREE ESTIMATE • Patios •Commercial Powerful safe truck-mounted Steam Serving Tri-Couaty area Custom trim, awnings, gutters, roofing • Steps • Industrial Rec Rooms Kitchens Craham Construction . 453-3341 SEASONED HARDWOOD Metro Aluminum Frank. 525-7677 Roofing Siding 4 Trim Cleaning equipment., for cleaner 640 per Face Cord 531-8016 • Footings »Fast, efficient sve 585-6797 carpets 4 quicker drying • Porches • Licensed Replacement Windows CHLMNEYS • PORCHES 354 4(46-582-8196 , ALUMA ENTERPRISES BRICK RESTORATION EARL All siding, trim, gutters, storms, roofing RESURFACE-REPAIRS • Floors -Insured -OWNER OPERATED- 100% OAK FIREWOOD • Waterproofing • Backhoe Work WORK GUARANTEED Rebuilt. Repaired, Leaks Stopped 4 repairs Work Guaranteed Licensed SEALCOAT Tuck Pointing. Flashings, Cleaned 4 EXCAVATING CO. 850_per cord 4x6x16 4 Insured Free Estimates 644-1715 LAST YEAR'S PRICES TO NOV. 5 DEAL WITH THE OWNER DECKS* CALL US NOW! PET ODOR 4 STAIN REMOVAL Free Delivery SOIL RETABDANT Screened All Work Guaranteed. Free Septic 4 Drain Fields Free esLfBy owner), owner supervised THAT DOES HIS OWN WORK Estimate. Licensed. Insured. 532-51M Sewers Call 435-6670 ALUMINUM SIDING 4 TRIM 7 days a week, 435-7204.576-0473 LICENSED BUILDER 326-1905 Roofing 4 Gutters. Get our price last Will beat any written est by 10¾ OLD WORLD QUALITY 24 hr. service Free Est 357-3960 645-0849 Land Clearing^ Grading 100% QUALITY ASPHALT PAVING REFERENCES Basements -Driveways Free Estimates TRUE Some have Met our Prices' 81 Floor Service ROOT BROSCONST. 552-1455 Sealcoat Free Est. References FREE ESTIMATE JOB PHOTOS 44 Carpet Laying Perk Tests FEW - OUR STANDARDS! CHIMNEYS Sand. Gravel Top Soil Delivery FLOOR SANDLNG-REFINLSKING Driveway Specialists Call 435-8470 348-0066 532-1302 DESIGN SERVICE Master English Craftsman - Specialia- Repaired or belli new. Screened NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD 90 DAY TERMS it Repair After 6pm: 348-7586 Old floors our specialty. Stain work ALUMINUM SIDING ing In all types ol Custom Homes. Addi Cleaned Roof leaks stopped beautifully done Very reasonable Free ITALO ROMANA CEMENT CO. GUARANTEED' GA 7-3981 ALUMINUM TRIM SO yrs experience Garages, driveways, tions. Pubs with full copper ban. B. SEOG CARPET SERVICE estimate 477-7738 24 Basement patios, etc Free estimates Licensed OUTBACK BUILDERS PRICE 4 WORK • THE BEST! 324-3827 Carpet Repair* EXCAVATING ALUMINUM GUTTERS Bonded Insured. 478-5908 or 771-9850 AL NAGY PADAVAILABLE ROOFING-PORCHES Trenching, sewer, water lines, pools, LEONARD'S FLOOR SANDING 4 Waterproofing OFC255-1811 HOME 4771487 4214550,522-4227 COMPLETE CHIMNEY SERVICE parking lots, septic tanks, trucking. REFINISHINC 32 YRS EXPERI All Work Guarantetxl 39 Carpentry ENCE QUALITY WORK REASON CARPET CONNECTION FREE ESTIMATES - FAIR PRICES Licensed, reasonable 831-6731 ALL BASEMENT WATERPROOFINC Kowalski Cement Co SUBURBAN SERVICES CO. 421-9172 ABLE PRICES. 437-5533 LICENSED BUILDER Cracked, leaky walls and floors re Driveways, oatios. porcbes.chlmneys Absolutely Professional Sales, Install*lions 4 Repairs paired Reliable service Free Esti Reasonable Free Est 4211540 Quality Carpet* Low Prices Call mate. Licensed and Insured. 464-6926 FINISHED RESTORATION 474-7762 93 Furniture 31st Yr. Lie. Ins., Free Est 62 Doors 72 Fences ! ALL TYPES OF WATERPROOFING MELONIOBROS. Custom Closets, Designer Cabinets. CARPET LAYING 4 REPAIRS. CHAIN UNK STEEL 4 WOOD FENCE Finishing & Repair EARL WOOD Guaranteed BASEMENTS Low Prices. 855-2645 Restretching. patching and reweavtcg Prompt installation, quality work. CEMENT CONTRACTORS Reasonable. SUBURBAN DOOR FURNITURE REPAIR Free Estimates ALLAROUNDCARPENTRY TAYLOR Insulated Carage Doors Portable dog pens, poo) enclosures, Peter Maotl • 476-1565 27 YEARS EXPERIENCE . 532-6218 good price, free est 334-510«. 356-3017 Reupholsterir.g. refinishlng. recaning 421-5474 Call BOBWILKIE Rec Rooms • Additions • Kitchens STANLEY Entry Doors • Openers Our specialty is repairing, regloelng 4 BASEMENT LEAKS REPAIRED Garages, Driveways, Patios. Fuel Saving Windows - Roofing CUSTOM CARPET INSTALLATION Sales • Installations • Service GOODISON FENCE CO recphotstering dining room chair* Visa Drains 4 Sump pumps repaired Tom Terns 422-5883 11.50 so yd Carpet, pad 4 repair* avail Licensed' Insured •Guaranteed Res 4 commercial Chain link, vinyl & hiC. Marv Kay. . 651-2550 ALUMINUM Porches. Brick & Block WoTE able References No Job too big or Free Door Estimates 30 YEARS EXPERIENCE Licensed. Bonded & Insured '286-7888 colors, wood, guardrail, farm fence 4 SIDING & TRIM SALE Earl H Jensen 474-6224 A Village Carpenter small Guaranteed. Call Bob. 9374746 Showroom 4 Parts Dept repairs Free estimates 264-082) i Free Estimates 28003 Five Mile Road. Livonia 96 Oarages Complete Building 4 Remodeling BASEMENT WATERPROOFING FINISHED Home or Business EXPERT (Between Middlebelt 4 Inkster Rds.) Free Financing Availabte Cracked 4 Leaky Wall* Repaired 261-0665 or 537-7399 VaL alter 6.476-7658 CARPET 78 Firewood Free Estimates QUALIFIED MASON BASEMENTS INSTALLATION 422-0931 .GARAGE DOORS Licensed 4 Insured - Free Estimates Brick Block 4 Cement, new or repairs. ' Over SO Yrs Experience 464-2647 42 14C* OiE ^Thursday, October 21. 1082 710 Misc. For Sale 710 Ml«6< For Sale 710 Misc. For Sale 711 Misc. For 8ale 711 Misc. For Sale 711 Misc. For Sale 711 M,tc.Fof8/jle 712 Wanted To Buy 713 Bicycles- Sale* & Repair Oakland County Oakland County - Oakland County Wayne County Wayne County Wayne County WayntCounty AID A STUDEriT! Old Magaxlae* 4 1 Jewelry CatikigTjes wanted. Ask for CARACE SALE W Bloomfield Huge MOVLNC-CARAGE SALE, WBloora- TWO COLOR 11 la, console TV^ 1)15 COMPUTER TrtS-*0 Mode) 1 4IK, GARAGE SALE-UYOQI* $*«S Cttn- CARAGE SALE. Garden. City »1991 MOVTNC SALE, UtooU. Furniture, «p^ l0 Henry, ai y. WWII Everylksng priced low ««11 Good field Furniture, dry bar. antiques. lean be told separately) Fur 4 (ur (rim dooble deailty disc drive, eapansioo In d«o, e • .1 -,'i- ji'-'f-i- -iT vi' fi 11 >-".'^'-Tt •••>•• •• f .'^'K- BWefV^gl 102 Handyman 129 Landscaping 129 Landscaping 150 /fsovlng & Storage 165 Painting & 200 Plastering 233 Roofing 253 8now Removal 231 Video Taping COMPLETE LANDSCAPING IDSCAFET TI ADVANCE TRANSFER Decorating PLASTERING 4 DRYWALL-New 4 ABCO ROOFTNO PAUL'S SNOW REMOVAL CONTRAC 8ervicei MR. ODD JOB RANDAL LAN Prompt, careful serWce. local and State Repair* Hand or Spray Teatartng. Roof leaks stooped. New roofs Do my TOR. Wort crew ol U tract*. Commer Repairs Home 4 Office SHRUBS & TREES TOP SOIL SPECIAL Acoustical Tile Ceilings work Guaran own work. Guaranteed. Free estimate*. cial or residential Jobs.- able to haul ( YDS DELIVERED. 157.00 ol Michigan Charge by Joh not boor Plumbing. Electrical. Woodworking. 52(-11(0 LIVONIA AREA teed 10 yn Exp. 541-0712; 1(0-0828 State licensed 754-1110 away 515-1771 115-1771 Painting 24 Hrs Bill. (49 401( Year End Prices Complete Landscape 4 Lawn Repair Quality Painting VIDEO Licensed 4 Free Est Senior Cltiwn Discount 417-5153 PLASTERING ALL ROOP LEAKS STOPPED PUSH OR HAUL AWAY YOUR SNOW 477-5M1 ALLEN'S MOVTNG PLUMBING • CARPENTRY BSoomfleld. Farmingoto area Local 4 Long Distance. Houses. Offices. Specializing In small water damage 4 NEW ROOFS, Seamless Cutter*. Heavy Duty Eosiproeol Available PHOTOGRAPHERS Interior 4 Exterior Painting Snow plowing (1(-7109 61(-1109 Apt* Leaving every week for Florida M. GORELICK repair*. 27 years eiperieoce. Clean, so Vents, Flashing, Drip Ledge, Valley* Eve* call John: 47(-1050 CaDture your Wedding oo Video Tape Gutter Cleaning 4 Leaf Raking EARTH FORMS Reasonable Rates. Free Estimates. Professional Painting-Decorating ber, work myself 531-9145 Goar. Ref. Free Eat, Uc_ U1-S1U Day* call EmiUo 5154744 for lasting -Memories In Motloo Appliance Repairs'i55-523( or (2(-2594 Professional Quality Production Designers Of NaturalEnvirons R P SPEJVCE INC Insured 542-(455 Commercial 4 Decorative Spraying PLASTERING, alucco. tutoring. •FALLCLEANLP Guaranteed Licensed, insured APEXROOFWO • offer* nuality, guar SNOW REMOVAL of Any Special Occasloo TOTAL HOME SERVICE BOS MOVING 4 SERVICE drywalling, papering 4 painting. 50 anteed work completed with pride Coroercial • Residential •SNOW REMOVEL TOP SOIL year* experience. Reasooablly priced All carpentry' repairs 4 remodeling •LANDSCAPE DESIGN Shredded or unshredded Fill dirt Any tilt job. reasonable rates, short no 474-0911 Well beat your best price. Repair*. Block Dobs 552-1443 Kitchens, baths basement, electric. GRADING SOD INSTALLATION Commercial • residential tice service Free Estimates • Insured 47(-0011.(35-((10 Reference*. Free Estimates (7(4(44 By Job or Contract heat, plumbing, painting 541-4M7 ((2-9172 PAINTING INTERIOR-EXTERIOR Serving N.W. Area •DECKS 4 PATIOS Pickedtip or delivered 15 year* eipenence Work oo Job A -1 QUALITY 4 SERVICE •FREE ESTIMATES 5111199 47(-1141 BILL 154-11(5 or »»4(59 CALL US SAVE MONEY mysilf Free estimates 215 Plumbing New Rool* - Roofing Repair* 105 Hauling 855-6165 AI Barber 515-0009. Hot Roof* • Shingles, ADEPENDABLE Leaks Stopped Guaranteed. 413-1141 284 Wallpapering AA«.AAA ARBOR HAULING 32440 FranWin Rd -Franklin Rite-Way Moving 254 8torm Doors Local. Suburb* 4 LongDisuoc? A-l ROOFER wants work. It year* ei A-l WALLPAPER HANGING We haul it all FALL CLEAN UP SHADE TREE MASTER PLUMBER BIG DISCOUNTS^ • Installed Prices"! Professionally hung. Reasonable rates Local Sat pickups 110 Pianos-Our Specialty 255-3974 perieoce Expert installation 4 quality Quality Storm Windows, 141. Door*, De-thatching - Firewood PAINTING PETER FRIEDMAN materials. Free estimates Sate mooey* Wc also strip paper 4 paint 427 213« or 474-4M3 DEPENDABLE MOVINC till, Patio Doonralb. 1250- Call Sam. (49-4119 Landscape-Artistry 363-3117 ^SALE After Hour* and Weekend* MOSTLY RESIDENTIAL Highest quality in repairs 4 new Instil Call Sot Gregory anytime. 47(1594 911-211( • 14 Yr*. Eip, Uc'd -5(5-1719 AAAAAA SERVICE - WKE-HAl'L la lion, sump pumps, disposals, faucet*. Handled carefully-Gorantecd est WE CARE ABOUT BEING BAGGETT ROOFING 4 SIDING Let Is Do The Work FALL CLEAN-UPS 20 ACRES Call anytime 1772(20 Sewer Cleaning ejptrtly dooe, moder Yard Garage 4 Basement^ Cleanott Seiect Your Own NEAT 4 PROFESSIONAL ate prices. AD work guaranteed 24 New 4 old roof*. Re*. 4 Comra. CiSPAPERHANGING Rates Negotiable No Charge For Re Power Raking 4 Tree Trimming JULIUS ROSS MOVING 00 INC hour service In Oakland County. Repalrs... Licensed 4 lnsur-149-1110 $5 per roll & up FREE ESTIMATES 152-9353 Iri Our Fields Servicing Northrtlle/Plymouth 11 yr». HEAT SAVER usable items THANK YOU 334-2379 CUSTOM work, household moving, of HANK'S PAINTING Call 557-4449 As seen on TV and trie 634-8358 Mon. - Sat. 7am-6pm fices, packing, pianos, appliances, local BASELINE ROOFING INC AAA AARDVAR^HAULING 4 State of Mich 357-2474 Doot wail for disaster, call the Master Livonia Energy Show Hauling • Cleanup - Odd jobs*,. Sunday 10am-3pm 476-8106 261-5856 AL-S PLUMBING REPAIRS Coram 4 Res. Fall tneciaVoo reroof Low Prices Fast Service - All Areas Fotis RICE'S MOVING 4 HAULLVG PAINTING. PAPERING Faucets Repaired 4 Replaced Sinks Tear-off Specialists NO MORE PAPERHANOING IS MY TRADE. Let Office 46t-9SH or 455-1915 Landscaping CRIMBOLI Commercial'- Residential PLASTERING. REPAIRS Replaced. Hot Water Healers Garbage Lie. 4 In*. Free Estimates. 47(-(04( me do your work and I know you will House • Office- Apartments W'ALLWASHLN'G Disposals. Sump Pumps Drain 4 Sewer •GOLD DRAFTSf tell your friends and relatives Refer NURSERY 84 L ROOFING eoces. Ernest R. Helesbart. 341-114( EVERYTHING - ANYTIME! Local- Loog Distance 47(-001 lor 815-((10 Cleaning No Service Charge. Free New - Repair*.' Tear-off* - A Speciality" J 130 per truck load LAWN MOWING Florida. Teias, etc. Reasonable rates Estimates. Al 157-4(1! PAINTING 4 Wallcovering Specialist Cotters, Vents. No Job too Wg or small Keilj 673 054J or 332-0575 DETHATCHING 50145 Ford Rd. Bill 354-11(5 or53»-«59 534 5114 - Free Estimate -917-(139 Heat Check ^ WALLPAPER REMOVAL Plastering 4 texturing Res 4 Coonm.. OF ALL TYPES 4 PAINTING HONEST PRICES TrasJi removal, any FALL CLEAN UPS Canton In* 4 Licensed Senior Citiren* dis DE TORI PLUMBING CEDAR ROOF SPECIALIST INSURED. A. G0LD1N kind Building site clean-up Garage A count Free est (44-70(8, 191-1114 & ELEC. SEWER CLEANING $AVE$ MONEY 437-1174 or 437-6039 4.5 miles W. of I-275 165 Painting & Shingle*, tarring, gutter*, related AFTER 4PM, 356-0499 Basement cleaning Fast Service Fast dependable service 4 reasonable carpentry. Small or big )ob» 474 2(40 422-2022 Decorating Spooner Decorating rates No ertra'charge for nights, week 47(-0011 349-9252 Services ends or Hotli.../*. Call for free estimate. 285 Wall Washing GILBERT'S ACCOMPLISHED HOUSEPAINTINC Licensed 4 Insured - CHIMSTYS, NEW ROOFING 108 Heating COMPLETE LANDSCAPING Eiienor/Interior PRE-HOLIDAY SALE 24 Rr. Emorgeocx Service ,• ROOPINC REPAIRS, HOT ROOFS 269 Tile Work * * SPECIAL * * Up-employed teacher. 9 years eip BILL'S Walls. Window*. Carpets ALL Weatfcer Climate Control Co FALL PUNTING 4 CLEAN UP PaTMIng Roof leaks stopped cleaned Palellng. Very reasonable SNOW REMOVAL 7 YARDS SCREENED Free estimate* (247311 471-1356 624-9462 417-1911 ALL TYPES CERAMIC TILES Furnaces Humidifiers. Air Cleaners. We use only the finest paints, applied in New 4 Remodeled Free Estimates Insured- Free Estimates. Wolmanued Tie Work. Patios 4 Decks TOPSOIL 10% OFF WITH THIS AD 111-1141 Energy Efficient Thermostats BENVENim-S PAINTING a fashloo that reflects our 3 generations COMPLETE ROOFING 15 Year* Eiperieoce Call after 5pm SOD4 SEED-Evergreen 4 Shrubs Eitenor/Interior Also spray work Flue Dampers Heal Pumps of eiperieoce DRAINS 4 SEWERS CLEANED New and Reroof*. Quality Wort Rea Marvin Berlin • M7-0247 LOW PRICES-GOOD WORK 471-7071 Retaining Walls $59 staining 4 small construction Reason Re-planting, Re-sodding. Yard Update Paperhanglnfj Faucet* repalrd. bol water tanks, gar- sonable Prices. All Work,«rlfb Factory Wallwashlng, window 4 rug cleaning 7 YARDS FILL DIRT able rates 4 references 939-7(25 ba ge disposals replaced, etc Mo service Warranty. - «59-4111 CERAMIC TILE INSTALLED Bergstroms Inc Heating To, better serve you. we represent many 1 wall) around tub. 1' high {199. Bath Painting AlTtypes of repair*. 682-6702 charge. Free est Clen 511-255( Handyman- 476-0011.(144(10 ServiceRepairs-Reptacements $37.50 wallpaper manufacturer* Panerhang- GUTTERS 4 ROOF REPATRS remodeling. Guaranteed work. After Furnaces humidifiers, air cleaners liRADING CUSTOM painting, vinyl papering 4 ing with uncomprornislng standards (PM. 4744(09 or 117-14(4911 348-3150 Prices start at. Professional - Reasonable • Reliable Visa4MC 5271350 Loader Work - Tractor Tilling tile, staining varnishing Renew kitch FRANK RASHID Licensed and Insured Living rm, was 1110 now 1120 labor CERAMIC TOE - SLATE 4 MARBLE MACHINE-CLEAN Gravel Drives - Sod 4 Seed Installed en cabinets * Italian Journeyman. JOHNWillIAMS MS-MI! DENNIS HEATING Complete Landscaping. »55-4414 Ciovarmi J Sacco. . 2(4-757» Bedroom, was 1200 now (140 labor All work professionally Installed No Streaks - No Drips - No Mess Vualily Service 4 Installation 135 Lawn Maintenance Paperhanglng. was 114 . now. Ill roll Kitchens - Baths KULCAN BROTHERS ROOFINO New 4 Repair - Licensed - Guaranteed Very Low Cost -14(-510( Reasonable prices GRADING Aluminum Siding and Trkn Free Eat 595-0((8 City 4 State licensed 2541471 5 Y"ardsofTopSoil-»4fl AUTUMN LEAF CLEANUP We can work with you or your decora Rec Rooms tor, your satisfaction is unconditionally Free Estimates 47(-0(41 REASONABLE PRICES - FREE EST 155-(411 , 287 Washer & Dryer HUMIDIFIERS INSTALLED 471.-734( DON J. FULLER assured For appointment call: PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL 273 Tree 8ervice 525-4264 Repair ADO COMFORT TO YOUR HOME COMPLETE LANDSCAPE MAINT PAINTIN&-WALLPAPERING NEW ROOFS & REPAIRS A -1 CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE 476-7742 Power Raking. Leaf Removal, Seeding INTERIOR-EXTERIOR References • Fully Insured 474-5652 476-8124 Prevent Water Back-up Thi* Winter Tree RemovaL Trimming. Stump Re GARDEN CITY With Ice-Snow Shield Protectioo. WASHER /DRYEB-SERVICE- fWVER BLAST YOUR FURNACE Tree 4 Shrup Trimming 4 Removal 32 years exp. Work myself moval 4 Land Clearing. Ins. - Free Est. ServJce all makes. Abo servicing SaL 4 cleaned 4 inspected. »39.95 Free Free Est 511177« LIC. - ALL WORK GUARANTEED 4124117 Green Valley • Plaster & Drywall Repair STOP Call New Way, (41-0457 Son. 110 Service calL «14142 smoke test. 34 Kr service Interstate 2( YEARS PAINTING EXPERIENCE If no answer call 421-4(01 Heating4 Cooling 477-969S 437-IU2 JIMS PLUMBING REPAIRS - CUTTERWORKS - INSURED Reasonable rates REASONABLE ROOFLNG < ASPEN TREE SERVICE Farm Hygrade Painting Call Jim 5U-M11 AND ADDITIONS Leaf Pick-op 4 Fall De-thatchlng 559-0232 Licensed, guaranteed, insured. TREE SPRAYING 289 Water 8oftenlng 117 Insulation Call 4(4-1119 & DecoratinqCo. Free estimate* 111-5471 Expert trimming 4 removal BLOWN INSULATION FALL 4 LEAF Resldentlal-lnterlor/Exlerlor (41-0121 CLEANUPS LICENSED PLUMBER, drain cleaning, NATIONAL Now through Nov 30 SOD References - Free Esll mates repairs, remodeling Dependable ser ROOFER EXTRAORDINARE Buy 4". get 2 FREE Power raking DYNAMIC DECOR Etcellent Job it Inflation-Fighter Pric WATEft CONDITIONING Blue Grass Blend 411-1777 Int -Eil Painting. Wallpaper vice 4 reasoanble rales 24 hour*. Complete Tree Care Jorell Builders 543-7713 Nolan » Plumbing, (17-2217 or 1144011 es'- Roof Removals Welcoroa. Refer DELIVERY & INSTALLATION Plaster 4 Drywall Repair* 774-0292 ence* Skylight Spectalbl* - Free Esti- Root feeding, trimming, removal* and SALES-RENT-SERVICE You get the finest quality 1 stump grinding Insured. OrU-PlCkup 12 Mile & H L C 50% OFF LOWEST PRICES - Plumbing, hot wa mates Call Charlie.anytim, ai e 19S-T1U MAMTrUXSERVICE, - (11-1040 •FREE WATER ANALYSIS 123 Janitorial fWJUord Rd. In New Hudson With the bestpnc* ter heat, sewer cleaning, basmenti re- •FREE SALT DELIVERY LANDSCAPING Your Satisfaction Guaranteed water piped Licensed master plumber ROOFING CONGRESS CLEANING CO Snow Plowing FALL SPECIAL 4(43021 SENTURY CONTRACTORS INC .. •SERVICE ON ALL MAKES l5Yrs Eipenence-House Cleaning H4STREE SERVICE Fall Clean Uos 4 Power Raking FALLSPECIAL • SAVE 11* LOWEST PRICES-BEST WORK Fully licensed • Fsllylfljured Trimming, Tre* 4 Stump Removal Rental payments apply to purchase Walls. Floors. Window*. Commi . Ind Fall Fertilisation LICENSED 4 INSURED ON PAINTING Reasonable Rates Free Est 199 114( QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Free Ejtimale*. Proof of Insurance 437-2212 Tree 4 Shrob Pruning LOW PRICE REPAIRS INTERIOR, EXTERIOR Free Estimate*. 47M444 K5-1K* 647-3848 DOMESTIC CLEANING Fully licensed 4 Insured 722-0180 427-0038 PHJMB1NO 4 SEWER CLEANING Professional Free Est COMPLETELY INSURED , Offices, commercial business Very rea All work folly gu*f»i"eed Related Alterations 297 Window. soorMe. free esfaraalea 511-((40 H.E.EDWARDS 474-1061 47(-0011 - 241 (tower Cleaning JESSE'S TREE SERVICE Matthews Clea nlng Service LANDSCAPING CONTRACTORS 425-9805 Tree irlflimlnf,4 Removal PAUL'S LEAF. REMOVAL Profession EUROPEAN PAINTER * 4 J SERVICE All Window " Family Owned"4 Operated . HYOROSEEOING Not laid oKaoto worker or handyman. Expert Service • Reasonable Rales 2( year*, erperleoc* al equipment 4 Urge crew Commer PLUMBINS SERVICE Free estimate 712-301« or (12-4(0( SPARKLE JANITORIAL SERV cial or residential, able to haul awar. Will give yog free estimates for your 170 Patios Sr.CtliwalO* Discount GRADING & DOZING painting needs. Call Jimmy 131-6(15 REPAIRS , ALTERATION* Replacements Full Service iricl. carpet cleaning Call 515^1771 or 511-177» PATIO SCREEN DOORSPATIO GLASS LICENSED (7442)4 Commi-resl Ins.Eic ref 4(4-1(02 SOD DEL. OR LAIO NEW 4 REPAIR Day* 525-4591 Eve5!»42(1 Wood-Vinyl SKIPCLEANIN'G TOPSOIL & FILL THE LAWN AL"S WINDOW SERVICE 245 8owlng Machine STUMP REMOVAL Lift Up. Slldo or Crank Windows, leave*, FREE ESTIMATES Berkley «-542-1114 Also Wood Sash & MAINTENANCE CO. PUJMBrNO WORK DONE Insured Free Ertlmate* . , even fob* hand shoveling snow. 437-9269 437-3005 Repair CaHilUrCpci Ml-alll - (5(-052( • Commercial 4 Residential European,Touch Reasonable rales. Fast service Hardware Kits LaOOURK LANDSCAPING 178 Photography , Nojob loo tmall FAST EXPERT W-H0«E SERVICE 1 AI MADISON TREE SERVICE T 4 C JANITORIAL SERVICE Complete Lawn Care. Trees 4 Shrubs Lawn Maintenance WALLPAPER-PAINTING ^71-14(9 FOR APPOWTMENT PHONE, Oakland County. Ne«4 ». Ire* cut Or 491-4905 We do Offices. Clinic*. Homes, etc Planted Sodding 4 Grading. Fall Clean tVSnowplowIng INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR PAITiTTNO COMMERCIAL trimmed? Will do it cheater than any- ALUMINUM.OR WOOD • Repair. »U References available Up*. Power RakJol Comm.-Res-lnd. Free Estimate* PHOTOGRAPHY 398rl242 ooe. Call for/re* tsfimatt. »52 14iS klndt nertnopkna tfasi 4*W*{lst*. ^\ Frt* Est Uc Ira 1513111. 197-11(0 , Landscaping Owner Supervised SlS-4473 INSURED CALL(PM4PM (2(-(9(1 PROFESS. PLUMBING! N 820 Autos Wanted 821 Junk Cart Wanted 822 Trucks For Sale 825 Sports A 825 8portsA 825 Sports 4 852 Classic Care 856 Buick 860 Chevrolet CHEVROLET 1971 Silverado. v» too Imported Cars Imported Cars Imported Care f COMET 1»«3 Cyclooe, Arlansas tar, no REGAL 1»«0, limited, triple silver CAPRICE. 1982. WAGON Junk Cars - Trucks Pick-ap with cap, automatic, power BRONCO. 1981. »1 VI, 4 speed, over rust, 1»» 4 speed, best offer 1117889 pay Air, aro-fm cassette, wire wheels. Power seats, cruise, tape player Only steerlng-brakea, ArriFm. oew ©atlerr. drive, 4 wbeel drive Only 110700 BMW JACUAR,1»7» XJS Brown tedan with PcJycoated exterior, more tmmacu- M2»5 Late Model Wrecks run* good 11.100 Before (pm, 1414074 1*80. IMS. back oo black, low miles. biscuit Interior, sunroof. 11.000 miles, CORVAITV 196». 40.000 actual mile*, Ute. Sacrifice. HIM 171-1731 clean »14.000 «44-7(71 runs terriffic. very dean. 11600. DOLLARS WE TOW CHEVY DUMP TRUCX 1968 • with AVIS FORD 811-9214 REOAL 1980 Limited Atr. power steer JACK CAULEY Mvert »W ft Soow Plow »1.000 • or TelegraphatllMile ERHARDBMW LANCIA 1979.1 speed, leather Interior. ing 4 brakes, cruise, stereo, tilt, rear wft consider Trade 474-19W u+iioo SOUTHFIELO 352-6030 14.000 miles, mint, loaded, must sell ELDORADO CONVERTIBLE \jjl. defog. Immaculate ((.191 »51-1104 -CHEVROLET- AMERICAN BMW. 1»7». 1101, Noe, AM-FM eaj- best offer Call John - 641-8141 leather Interior, new valves, moat seU. GALORE CHEVY 1971 SUBURBAN 4 wheel »1000 or best offer. 1111101 REGAL 1»»0. » door. V-* aotomaUc. ORCHARD LAKE RD. AUTO WRECKERS. INC. USED CAR BUYERS' aette, air. new lire*, excellent condition. LE CAR. ltll«i. Sport Padage, under landau, low mileage, tilt, cruise, air. Between 14 4 15 Mil* Rds Set many privately owned Used Vehi drive Rebuilt engine, mechanically Call after (pen M1XM food, body row. »1400 Call between 8 warranty, red. 4 speed, sunroof, amino FORD 197». Gran Torino Sport, 351, power steering, brakes, amfra stereo, cle! for Site Every Sit IV Son .t-lpro, Cobra JeL air. itereo, automaUc, extra 855-9700 268-1090 at the Calaxy Drive-in fDequlndre, N. am and 1pm. 4 74-60 JO CELICA OT 197», all opboos, M.000 cassette, (root wheel drive, excellent electric rear uWog. excelleo l condition, PAID FOR miles. Texas car, »5100 1SVK18 condJtko, must see! Days t»l-1154£vei clean. Must see Call mortkuji, 561-6641 very clean. »«500 or best oTfer. After 11 CAPRICE. 1981. 4 door. air. enhse, loll free of 19 Mile) PARK'N~SELL 7114*77 CHEVY, 1»7*. Bluer. CbevesM aulo- MtKlli Nocotollom 6811141 door locks, stereo. M.«00 negotiate raitic. showroom new. ITJ<1 CORVETTE. 1»«9. convertible, air. un GMC 1911 Pkkup. restoreable »400 t 5I349J7 • All Used Cars & Trucks North Bros. 411-1171 to cassette, black, tan leather Interior, MAZDA RX7. 197» Loaded Must see 197-4910 REGAL 1»»1 Limited, cruise, air. fm JUNKED. WRECKED. SUBURBAN I «7« Silverado, power itereo. rear defog. white wall steel belt CAPRI. 1981. GS. air. sunroof. AMFM. steering, belles, (root 4 rear air. I excellent coodition. »7100 or any rea 34,000 miles until 3pm. RUNNING OR REPAIRABLE CHEVY. 1979 Suburban, 11,000 mile*, sonable offer considered. -754-1111 M1-41M. eves., 111-4111 MERCEDES ROADSTER wan led. any ed radials. tlntedglass, power steering/ much more. »7500 417-7175 • Any Make, Model or Year seats. am-(m stereo. »1995 (51-1(31 1-tooe brown, 4 wheel drive, dual air. year or coodition, must be automatic brake*, sport mirror, »4.*00 348-7J79 TOP $$$ CORVETTE 1974. 150 automaUc. pow MA2DA im. GLC Hatchback, red, with air 8c priced under »».000 775-1091 CAVALIER 19J1. CL wagoo, air. stereo cruise, heavy duty suspeostoo, many ex Upe". automatic, power steering, QUICK PICK-UP tras 4I718M er steering, brakes. T tope, tilt 4 tele 42.000 miles, needs new engine, »1,000. RECAL 19»! Limited, loaded, low • Bonus For Pickups. Vans. & 823 Vans scope, air. luggage rack. («100 or best 455-4(0« MERCURY. l»«i, MootcUir, 4 door, mileage, mint cooditioo, must be seen, brake*, velour Interior, Tear window CJ 5. 19« Jeep. 1M V4. lockout bubs, offer Alter 4pm 411111« black. 11.703 miles. Must see Asking »7.950 Call 478-71*0 de-fog. wipers. »7510 326-3997 Motorhomes E & M AUTO PARTS BEAUVILLE 19« Sport Van. air coodi hardtop, (ft flow, oeeds repair WW or MAZDA I960. GLC. 5 speed, sport pack »4,100 like oeW Hiaes Park Lineouv Uooed. into trartfmjssioo, power steer best offer. - 137-4834 CORVETTE 1977 White with camel In age. AmFm cassette, sun-roof. »3.»91 Mercury 411-1034 REOAL 1981 Limited, dart blue, lan CAVALIER 1992. hatchback. 5.700 474-4425. 397-2200, ing. imfm stereo, cruise control, rust terior Automatic, loaded, new Urea, 411-«»»« dau, («11 power, atr. cruise, tilt, wires, miles, automatic, power steering' • We Pay Uens proofing. (9495.455-1(48 459 8110- CJ7 1979. Golden Eagle, Jeep, automat PLYMOUTH. 1961 Fury Ul Classic. stereo. »9,110 »79-7174 brake* ((.»00 Alter 4 411-0497 565-1365 11,800 miles Immaculate, stored 11.000 miles, original owner, whi- ic, loaded, hardtop, must ie«. $».400/ winters.(WO After « pm -191-(197 MAZDA 1980 RX7GS. excellent cood> CKEVY. 1971. Custom Finished inleri- best Before 1 PM. J »5-1411 Uoo Air. aro-fm casselt. sua roof, best lewalls, tilt steering wbeel CB. 11» en REGAL 1»«J. Limited, triple silver, CAVALIER 1981 Wagoo Automatic. • Spot Cash Paid or Call between 4 JO tc 1 SOpm 4 after CORVETTE. 197». Silver Anniversary, offer. PM or weekends 681-0203 gine. »1900 181-4641 soaded. 11.000 miles Asking (9.10* 18.800 Call 822 Trucks For 8ale lOprn 413-014( CJ7 1979,11« toft top. 34.000 miles, ex oyster interior, mist cooditioa,! low 464 114« or After IPki «144079 131-7605 eelleet coodi Uoo, 14600 459-119» MAZDA. 1981. RX-7. GSL, loaded, ex PORSCHE. 196«. rare car. new carpet • You Owe It To You£seJ1 To CHE V¥-ltV4944\ pick-up, 'Mod, sood. CHEVY 19». Flegsntly customised mileage (10.000). loaded 110,100 ing, new exhaust CAVALIER 1981. 4 door, FM. air pow 171-4840 tiiatll cellent coodilioo Call afler 6pm. RIVIERA, 1981 $10,988 See Us For Our BldlV engine, uansmissioo 4 rear tile. (Ili Loaded' Only »•;«$ Reduced for Fast DODGE. IfTJ. RamctargEr. 4i4. ertri: 474-1470 Loaded tsefedieg mooeroof er steering, autohmic »6600. Sale. After (pm, 315-1792 or 117-1397 eitra clean with wagoo wheels. CORVETTE, 197». 1 tooe. loaded 414-0139 SOUTHFIELD DODGE 354-0159 »9.495 MAZDA. 19J1. RX7. like new, silver, ERHARDBMW TAMAROFF BUICK SEETOMKARAY CHEVY l»71 II too ptck-ap SUc* DODGE 1974 Van. customised, wall to hand-washed. »8100 Days »8-8900 CAVELIER CL 1981 Air. AM-FM-Ster- shift «350• Afte- r 4P-M - 42I-11U •all carpeUog. FM itereo 11600 or EACLE, 19(1, 4i4. low miles (AVE. JOE PANIAN Eves 157-117« SOUTHFIELD 352-6030 353-1300 eo-»: lilt. 8.500 miles. Uke new »7.100 or North Bros. 411-137« 417-9434 best offer «1-012» CHEVROLET R-3 AVANTI. 1963 Original ooe owner; CHEVY, 1978 MERCEDES ROADSTER wanted, any RrVTERA IMI. loaded White wilh DODGE. 197» Van. 100. power ileering. FORDBrooco 1(11, « cylinder. 4 speed. year or coodi uoo, must be automatic R ,Loewy designed, excellent cooditioo, CKEVE IMPALA 1969. »300 Call 421-5700 4X4. PICKUP 355-1600 leather Sharp'After 1PM. 474-1083 brakes, air. 1(000 miles. 111.motor overdrive, pages, stereo, many eitraj with air k priced under (8.000 775-30« white fiberglass body, oo 114 of 4600 «43-095» After 5pm 4 Speed. « cy I. power steering & brakes »8.500 After tpen 417 »51« CORVETTE, 1980. blue with white Inte total made. »7500 143-1518 476-94*4 CHEVELLE 197). 1 door Hardtop, ex Open Mon & Thurs. Eves Scottdale. low mileage Ooly»i.M3 rior, loaded. »11.500 Call after 1 PM MERCEDES 1977. 410 SL, as Is SXYLARK, Ltd . 1»80, 1 door. V-*. 4 DODGE. 1981. Van. 117" wbeel base. FORD. 197». F-IW 4i4 Ranger. 4 speed 348-5139 »11.000 Alter 1 PM. call 149 4t»S T-B1RD l»7l. excellent coodilioo, es cellent shape 60.000 miles I Owner" with air 1AVE. "" tate sale Best oiler. 541-3710 speed, power. AM-FM cassette. 29,000 »3.100 Call weekends, Only* 5911105 JACK CAULEY eitra clean miles. «5200 After 5pm »99-0531 SOUTHFIELD DODGE 354-0159 North Bros 411-117« CORVETTE 1981 h. 4 speed, glass t- MERCEDES. 1977. 240D. automatic, - CHEVROLET - tops. aluminum wheels. 9100 miles, air. sunroof Brown. 1JMPG Mint coo SKYLARK 1971. good coodilioo. air. CKEVETTES. 1982. 2 door, autnmatk- ORCHARD LAKE RD. DODGE. 1911. Van. 117 ' wbeel base. JEEP 1975. J-10 Pick-up. « cylinder, 1 stored winters. »14.700. »98-4015 ditioa »9800. 391-1114 air 3 to choose »4.995 Crestwood speed, good oo gas. 4" lift. new 11-15 854 American Motors AmFm. power steering-brakes. »550 Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds reduced' MERCEDES 1978. 100CD, complete Eves. 474-11*8 SOUTHFIELD DODCE 154-V159 tires, 815O0 451-7794 CORVETTE 1981. all options, adult AMC 1980 Coocord DL station wagon LES STANFORD 855-9700 owned Dap. 851-7563. Service Log »17.000 Days. 161-5110. Ooe owner. 17,000 mites Power ileer- SXYLARK. 1971. looks good, runs good. CHEVROLET FORD 197yWiodo»rVaii."H MPG,~runi JEEP. 197». J~iePics: as 860 Chevrolet 882 Chrysler 866 Ford 866 Ford 866 Ford 866 Ford 872 Lincoln 874 Mercury 874 Mercury MONTE CARLO 197*. Undiu. mmy NEWPORt 1974 Oepeodable eegme. FAIRMONT 197». Ftitura. < cyl.. auto LTD 197«. 4 door. air. power steering- MUSTANG 1»7». Hatchback. V-«.'pow eiiru. eicelleot condition clem v PINTO HJO. •utomaUc. power steering MARX V 197» Loaded, low mileage LN 7. 1982. sliver metallic, loaded, MONTEREY 1974 2 ooor Dark Mue 71.000 miles. I117S 8SJ-89S9 regxiljr gas Must sell IS00 or best of matic, stereo. Kmroot red with white brakes, low miles. cruise. AmFm, 1 er steering & brakes, air. rust-proofed, 4 brakes, air cooditiotung. mmy ex Aluminum wheels, velour interior Vinyl top. air Good, inexpensive trans fer 693-918J vinyl top Only $3,895. Hlnej Part Lin owner $1,040 After 4PM, 981-3959 sun roof, arn-fm sUreo. oew tires. excellent cooditioo $4475 tras, Uke new. $3500 «51?00» $7,500 S4M1J1 27*7725 portauoo Evecinp 474-2338 MONTE CARLO 1977. power steering coln-Mercury 435-343« 33.400 miles. $J700 «89-1779 NEWPORT 1977 1 door, power steer LTD 1977, power steertng-braiea, air. PlNTO. I960. 4-$pe*d. AMFM. bin TOWN CAR 1977. 4 door, black, velour & brakes. «ir. 4J.0OO mile*, oo not ing, brakes 4 door locks, air. after 6pm FtESTA 197» Sport, sunroof, power LN7. 19$J. ( speed, air. cruise, cassette ZEPHYR 71 1»76 automatic, power extras No rust' Clean' $1,795 437-3175 MUSTANG. 197» ( speed. 4 cylinder, stripes, fabric Interior, low miles $2»S interior, beige, extra snow ttres/rlms. $«400 18.000 miles Excellent coodi steering brakes, air undercoated. rear uooo mult<* mMoi , 444-7911 brakes, aluminum wheels. AM-FM, new air. power steering Excellent coodi- firm 331 3081 281 «47 14(00 «24-1054 tires. Ziebarted. $3000 Alter «.478-307» ooo Call days only. »59 4778 window defrost, low mileage, excellent MONTE CABLO 1MJ Loaded 11.000 LTO, 1979 $4,98a Uoa $3,«00 After 5pm. 349-3439 coodilioo $3195 444-0522 rrnle*. 19.000 Call «tter < PM NEW YORKER. 1979 5th Aveoce, T BIRD, 1»73, loaded. Interior like new, FIESTA 1980 AmFm stereo, rear de- Landau 20.000 ooe owner miles MARX III 1970. full options, low mile ! Champagne, fully equipped, excellent MUSTANG. 1979.4 cylinder automatic, eitertor-some rust, runs good. $450 tEPHYR 1»7«. 4 door. 4 cylinder auto SJ2-?«16 coodition. low miles, private owoer, fogger wiper cloth reclining seats, rust power steering 4 brakes, rear defog. 874 Mercury age, showroom cooditioo. original CalL 314-1837 owner. $5000 firm 569 4027 matic, power steering, power brakes, MONTE CARLO 1980. am-lm CB. lull 15.950 After 5 JO or weekends. 521-146« proofed. 13,400 miles, like new. $4,375 TAMAROFF BUtCK rvstproofed. 29.400 miles, excellent CAPRI 1974. < cylinder. 4 speed. low miles, excellent coodition Over 20 power. »tr. cruue. ult wheel, eitru «13-2033 cooditioo, oo rusl. $3,050 firm. 34J-«»20 T BIRD. 1977. power steering 4 brakes. AmFm cassette, good shape. «1.200 MARQUISE 1»7«. 4 oy*\ cream color 353-1300 air. low mileage Excellent transports- MPG city 32750 _ 420^0354 FIESTA. 1980. sunroof, sport package, 132 2310 or 542-0»! 5 loaded with extras.«ll?4.«2«-«234. : 864 0odg« MUSTANG. 197». ( cylinder, excellent r1»o jyood cooditioa. 12500 9J7-141J MONTE CARLO, 1981. CM exec car. AM-FM cassette stereo, excellent gas LTD, 191». 1 door, excellent coodition cooditioo, many extras Must sell, CAPRI. 1»7»,-black oo black. « cylin 322 533« ZEPHYR 1979 Ghia. 4 door, full pow- eicelleol coodilKMJ rmtproofed war ASPEN 1976 Wagon SE, air. automatic. mileage $3750 459-8.354 SS4-1M3 Air. an>fm stereo, rear window de $4,000 or best offer 184-4737 T-BUID. 1977. V4. 351. black, aro-fm der. 2 4 ecurloe, hatchback, am-fm. er. air 25 0O0 miles must see $4.6*5 ranty. »lr AM FM. «qto power jteer AM-FM stereo, cruise. 81.000 miles fogger 13800 AJterSSOpoi. 854-9137 stereo, wine velour tn tenor, wire rims, stick, air. Michelins. $4100 455-2317 MARQUIS. 1973 Blue. 4 dooc. complete Bill Brown Ford 35004 Plymouth Rd •r.g.MJkr*. many eitru 1/795 «J»O0 518-1749 FIESTA I960 Amlm cassette, sun MUSTANC 1979. 4 cylinder Turbo. 2 air. extras $2»00 455-2317 power, am-fm stereo, gcod tires, good at Wayne Rd 4217000 roof, rust proofed, excellent coodition, MAVERICK 1»7«. very good coodiUoo, door, power steering. AmFm stereo, CAPRI. 1»79, black Magic Edition. cooditioo. «700 or bast offer 534 8*97 8S1 1485 vinyl roof, air. undercoated. «3.000 1 T-BIRD. 1979. loaded, air. stereo, rear ASPEN 1977. SE. 6 cylinder. 1 door, au low miles, $3,200 $55-5048 red Sharp Original owoer. excellent . loaded. • 433-1915 tomatic, stereo, air. sunroof, good con mites. $l«»4 417-757« »3.350 After J JO PM 459 7512 defog. radial tires, cruiie. till. 34.000 MARQUIS 1973 Blue. 4 door, complete MONTE CARLO. I4M. tulorrutie air FIESTA 1980 Mint coodition JJ.000 876 Oldsmobile stereo »5.495 dition, mult s<41 Alar Spm.JJi-J 552 rtules. excellent. $4400 $»7-0943 CAPRI. 1»7» Ghia. 4 cyhnder turbo, sil power, am-fm stereo, good tires, good miles Many extras $3,300 «44-5957 MAVERICK 197«. « automatic. No rust MUSTANG 1980- Dark brown hatch ver with black leather Interior, extend cooditioo. $700 or best offer 534-8997 CUTLASS 196*. 350 engine automatic, DAHT SPORTSTER 1974. body good, $»5 TytDe Sales back. 4 cylinder, automatic, power T BIRD 197» Loaded! Needs very little ed warranty, air, sunroof amfm 8 power steering-brakes Coed Transpor engine needs work 8150 474 4829 FORD 197«. Futura. « cylinder, auto 455-654« steering-brakes, stereo, air. rear defog. repairs to make perfect Black beauty MARQUIS 1975 4 door Power steering tation $300^ 5(8 0095 JOE PANIAN matic, power steering, new tires and with velour interior. $3,450 522-4291 track, like new wheels, high perform MAVERICK. 1»7) 4 door. « cylinder, «3.000 mi $4293 772-7377: 45S-3J89 ance ures. excellent cooditioo. $4,700 brakes, windows Air. automatic Needs CHEVROLET DART 1973 1 door. « cylinder auto brakes $2000 After 5 PM «26-402« After 5pm - - 4419463 work, good body Best offer Eves CUTLASS 1970 good condition. 34.000 matic, decent tires, ntrts very good. automatic, power steering, air. no rust. MUSTANG. I960 Cbia. 6 cylinder. 4 T-BIRD. 1980. loaded, very clean, low GALAXIE 1972. great fagioe. very de- mileage. $6,000 firm ' '-V «44 4373 miles $350 326-2609 355-1600 8575 or best offer 349-8415 11,000 Call 5J3-4984 speed amim, power brakes, cru&e con CAPRI. 1979. RS. 34.000 miles. AMFM peodable. some body damage $300 trol, must sell Alter Spm 421-0511 After 6 PM. call 463-2704 MARQUIS 1976- no rust New pa ml loo CUTLASS 1976 Supreme Air good DART. 1974 * cylinder, automatic, 455-842! MUSTANG II. 197« Fastback. 4 cylin stereo. $3700 or best offer 274-4545 ures h, h THUNDERBIRD 1977. loaded 41.000 4 oew radtals 1 owoer 59 000 miles I 8 mileage runs like a top. 1st MONTE CARLO, 1981 power steering radio new 721 iires der. 4 speed, silver 4 black, good condi MUSTANG 1980 4 cylinder. 4 speed, CAPRI. 1979. 4 speed. 4 cylinder, amfm $2900 425 9784 I »1200 tales n Canton 459-04(8 LANOAU Runs very good 8400 410-2359 GALAXIE. 1973. runs good. 00 rust tion. $1,»00 Call 459-8616 san roof, am-fm stereo, power steering, miles, excellent cooditioo, $3400 cassette, air. 34.000 miles.new rjr«. Best offer 433-8-704 brakes, call after ipm 4213747 Call alter 3pm 455-4432 fait power custom interior air. ult £ DIPLOMAT 1978 wagon, power steer MUSTANG II 197«, 4 cylinder. 50.000 excellent cooditioo. $3,450 624-3437 MARQUIS 1978. Brougham, fully load rtTI *« 1976 Snnreme orJwer steer cruiie Loaded. laclor> official Onlv GRANADA. 1973 Gtua. automatic, air. miles, automatic, am-fm cassette. THUNDERBIRD. 1»8I. Town Landau ed Excellent condition $3500 best ooff - ^^^^1^.^-.automatic-. ing brakes. AM-FM stereo, air. auto MUSTANG 1980. 4 speed. Turbo, sun CAPRJ. 1980. RS. Turbo, map. mooo- fer 591-0526 17.985 matic, low miles, clean 83500 421-0025 new brakes. Southern car, no rust. beautiful coodition $2000 626-7IM roof rear defogger. TRX Package. AM Sport Coupe, loaded with extras, sharp, air. excellent Asking $2600 464-8474 81.350 471-513? sharp and only $7,777 Stock aB2010 roof. air. stereo, sharp $5,200 722-4314 FM stereo cassette, eicellent cooditioo CUTLASS. 1977 Supreme Power steer JACKCAULEY DIPLOMAT. 1979. Medallion, fully 477-4217 CAPRI 1982. Rally sports. 3 door. 4 MERCURY. 1977 Grand Marquis. 4 equipped, air stereo and more Perfect. GRANADA 1976. eicellent mechanical MUSTANG II 1978. V6. 4 speed, power ing brakes, am-fm stereo, vinyl top. au - CHEVROLET - steering 4 brakes, air. T tip. no rust AVIS FORD speed, am-fm cassette - premium door, loaded, the last of tbe big ooes. 14.995 Uncommonly fine used cars at condition. $2000 or best offer MUSTANG 1981, « cylinder, automatic, extra clean tomatic $2800 332-8719 Call after 6pm 476-1507 super clean car $3SO0 541-3481 Telegraph at 12 Mile sound, air, 4 cylinder. 2 3 bter. loaded. ORCHARO LAKE RD. CRESTWOOD DODGE 411-5700 low mileage Many extras $5,950 354-3100 10.000 miles, while with pinstripe, red SOUTHFtEU) DODCE 354-0159 CUTLASS 1977. Supreme. V6. AMFM (55 1923 Betweejj 14 4 15Mjtf Rds GRANADA 197« « cylinder, air. auto MUSTANG 196«. 2»» V«. automatic ex TORINO 1974. 2 door, excellent coodi interior. $7900 or best offer After 4pm ' cassettekair till wheel, mags excellent MAONUM1978 XE MERCURY. 1980 Grand Marquis, load 1 855-9700 all options, leather seals, low miles, ex matic stereo. Micfcelins, rastproofed. cellent coodition, no rust, low mrles. tion. new tires, many new parts. $995 474-4049 ed. 33.000 miles $6.»95 Hines Park condition . $3,000 397 1510 power steering «1.«75 464-2485 $1.600. 455-1177 After 4pm 471-1241 MONZA 1977 1 * 2 hatchback automat tra cleao 82 195 Garage COMET 1977 2 door Excellent condi Lincoln-Mercury 425-5036 CUTLASS 197« Brougham loaded, ei 5M-S547 ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! ic 47.000 mi!a no nut Kitra Clean' GRANADA. 1977. AM-FM. power steer MUSTANG. 1972. 72.000 miles, power Place your classified want ad in TORINO. 1975. automatic, power steer tion Good MPG. 8 track-FM-Stereo 8 MONARCH 1978 Ghia. 2 door. » cylin cellent coodition $4500 «52-1309 11.875 Carage MIRADA. 1982 factory officials Urge ing, brakes, wiodowv door locks, air. steering 4 brakes, new paint, exhaust, Suburban Detroit s finest market ing brakes, excellent tires Runs good, cylioder. automatic, vinyl, power steer der, power steering brakes AM FM. SJS8S47 selection Great bovs. Creslwood Quali- rear window defogger $2350 or best of battery. $1,000 firm 315-0441 Tbe Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers looks good $925 or best (74-6549 ing 851-2644 air. cruise. $1,900 453-1934 CUTLASS 1981 Supreme Brougham. fer Call after 4 30pm 336-4752 V«. 4 -door, excellent condition low MONZA 1980 Spyder. Ill V-«. 4 speed. tv From 88.888 Buy a Dodge on Ford MUSTANG. 1973, Grande. AMFM ster TORINO 1975 Station Wagoo Loaded' COUGAR. I»70 341 28.000 miles, pow- rid from 591-0900 Wayne MONTEGO 1949 $100 Needs work miles, luiury equip-$7 295 649-2961 positraction. radial TA's power ueer- GRANADA 1977. 6 automatic, air. low eo, air. power brakes 4 steering, auto- Some rusl FM. ail power, air cooditioo- er steering brakes, air. good condition, Call after 5 425-7405 leg. brakes, air. sun roof, cloth interior, CRESTWOOD DODGK 411-5700 miles $1,475 Tyme Sales malic, runs good 425 1475 644-1070 Oakland ing Must sacrifice - $695 runs excellent 5 30-»pm 981-1450 CUTLASS ^98J---Sripreme Air. power lifetime rustproof. $4 700 547-1741 MONACO. 1977. 4 door, full power, ei 455-55M 852-3222 Rochester/Avon 544-5400 MONTEGO 1974 MX Brougham Air. steering,pdwer brakes, automatic, wire 1 MUSTANG. 1974. good transportation, COUGAR 1971 XR7. vinyl top. 34powe1 r steeriog 4 brakes, oew lires. tra clean, low mileage, must see needs engine repair & erbaust pipe. wheels silver sport mirrors rear de NOVA Gatorri. 1973. white buckets. GRANADA. 197«. l»79 4 1980s. 7 to Use your Visa « Master Card T BIRD. 1973 coupe, original owner, Cleveland clean, runs great, snow tires 68.000 miles Very good $450 464-4742 fogger Goth interior. »7000 261-5223 ower steering brakes, rear defog. M« SOLTHFlEtDDODCK 3540159 choose from. 2 doors ( door Nicest se $125 Call after 6pm 728 3451 very' low miles, leather, micbelins, $1000 or best offer 722 752« rakes, very good condition I9S5 lection in town' Bill Brown Ford. 35000 must see' Call 344-4434 MONTEGO. 1976. loaded, mint coodi CUTLASS 1982 Supreme Brougham, r OMNI. 1979. 4 door. air. power brakes MUSTANG. 1975 Hatchback, ^cylin PINTO 1972. wagoo. runs, rust, will sell COUGAR 1974. AM-FM. power steering 4779614 4 steering amlm radio, top coodilioo. Plymouth Rd at Wayne Rd 421-7000 for parts $115 261-3428 tioo $2.150 or best offer After 7pm. ex stereo automatic, air cruise tilt rear der. 4 speed, runs good. $975 459-979« T BIRD. 1982 Town Landau, povtr It brakes oew ures 4 brakes $700 or cept weekends. «42-8626 defog Landau roof 474-3439 NOVA. 1973. needs work After 6prn 83(00 645045« GRANADA 1979.2 door, 6 cylinder, au PINTO. 1972 wagon. 68.000 miles, auto steering, brakes, windows, locks L seat. best 46(3915 477-1191 tomatic, power 4 air. Florida car. no MUSTANG 1978. 4 cyliDder. stick pow- matic. Mereo. some rust. $550 or best air. amlm cassette, tilt, cruise, oeat 4 | OMNI. 1S8I. 014. air. automatic. jport er steering,brakes, new tires, no rust. COUGAR 1977. XR7. 42.000 miles, au ! oackaicU e Special buy. special rust, low mileage After (pm 512-7(92 offer 728-4718 clean Days 981-0334 Eves 981-4323 NOVA 197} Super Sport Console. Uch. f S* ...pric e $3000 363-203« tomatic, air. stereo power steering^ 3J0V-8 81.000 647-4115 15.895 L'comroonly fined used cars at GRANADA 197». 4 door. 6 cyl, auto PINTO 1974- Engine 4 tires good, body brakes, good condition. $2700 or best of CRESTWOOD DODCE 421-5700 matic, power steering 4 brakes, sharp. MUSTANG. 1978. « cyl, automatic. bad $495 After Spm or week end. 872 Lincoln (er After 4pm 425-5436 NOVA 1973 350. 38.000 actual miles ower brakes steering, air. stereo. '80 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX OMNI 1981. 4 door, front wheel drive. 26.000 actual miles «3.895 Bill Brown 355-3937 Automatic, power steering, power brakes aic Mint condition Best offer over 13.000 Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd at Wayne r7.500 miles. 3 door. $2850. After CONTINENTAL 1973, Mark IV, high COUGAR 1978. X-R 7. $4400 Air. pow- 652 1283 14.000 miles, am-fm stereo cassette. 5 30pm «77-975« PINTO. 1974 station wagon, body only. mileage but runs good Am-fm cas- er steering, brakes, amfm. like oew. Sale Price duel mirrors, rear wiper, rear defrost Rd 411-7000 $5988 3150 Call 411 2192 sette.$425 420-2475 $6,000 miles 444-7437 NOVA 1973. 4 door « cylinder. 3 speed er J43O0 or best offer 642-6302 GRANADA 1979. 6 cylinder, power MUSTANG I»79. automatic, power power steering, good tires, am-fm cas stcenr.g-brakes. automatic, air. AmFm steering, brakes, air. arn-fm stereo cas- PINTO 1975 Runabout Nice secood CONTINENTAL 1977 Town Car. very COIGAR 1979. XR-7. 37.000 oules. air. sette. I3O0 or offer After 6pm S41-J488 OMNI, 1982 stereo, rear defogger 464-0147 selt, rear defog. new Micbelin tires, car $761 Tyme Sales low mileage, completely equipped, moon roof. cruise. $4400 261-5743 new exha&st. Gala interior, sport tur 454-5544 mint condition Sacrifice 559-6644 '77 BUICK REGAL NOVA 1976 Coocourse. 4 door, auto COUGAR. 1»7». XR7. power air. vinyl 024 HATCHBACK CRANADA. 1981. 4 door. 6 cyl. auto bine wheels, excellent, $$«50 354 241« Socket seats, air, automatic. 6 cylinder. matic, air. cnitse. eitru. excellent. matic, power steering 4 brakes, low PLNTO 1973. wagoo. manual. 70.000 LINCOLN. 1980. Mark VI Cartier Edi top. sharp. 1 owner $4,695 Bill Brown $3388 «9.000 miles. 82300 Alter 4pm. 644-8079 4 speed. 7.000 miles, eicellent condi tion, only 9.000 miles $AVE Hines Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd. at Wayne Sale Price tion $5,895 mles 1 to choose. 85.9»5 MUSTANG 1979. Businessman's 1 car. miles 24 MPC. $3» 420-3337 bought new replacement Automatic. Park Lincoln-Mercury 425-303« Rd 411-7000 NOVA. 1976 1 door, automatic, power MCKDEMMERFORD 711-65*0 PINTO 197« 2 door hatchback. 4 «peed. TOM SULLIVAN air. power, arofm stereo, rear defrost. LINCOLN. 1980. Mark VI Puert Edi steering, radio and beater, air condi GRAN TORINO 197«. 8 passenger sta snows. 37.500 miles, $3700 483-7124 81000 ... 477-3734 GRANT) MARQUIS. 1»77. 4 door, fell tion teauUful original Beige finish No VOLKSWAGEN tion wagon. V«. power steering-brakes. tion 1 careful owner $AVE" Hines power, air. stereo Excelleol cooditioo rest, one owner 8119 down. J72 20 per MUSTANG. 1979. Fastback. V-« stick. PINTO. 1976, 4 cylinder. 4 speed, no Park Lincoln-Mercury 425-303« 55.000 miles $3500 Eve 545-5178 79 BUICK RIVIERA OPEN SATURDAY Call after 4 30PM «711713 rust, excellent cooditioo. must sell, best month, full price. 11.895 25400 W 8 Mile 353-6900 10.000 miles, like new. $3,900 or best Full equipment Sale Price $7998 LTD II 1979 Station Wagon, eicellent offer ««9-t«55 LINCOLN 1981. Continental. 4 door, LN-7 1982. Red. TRX package, stereo, One Year Limited Warrant* offer 464*8« 3 like new $AVE Hines Park Lirje»ln- OPF-N DAILY SAT . 10 TO 2 30 POLARA. 1973. 4 doer. air. power condition Stereo, cruise. *u $3,800. or cassette, excellent coocitioo. Tow miles, MUSTANG 1979 Ghla. excellent coodi PINTO. 1977 Runabout AM-FM. rear Mercury 425-3036 sacrifice $5450 442-1654 35545 Michigan Ave . West. Wavne steering, power brakes, good running best offer 437-9514 defrost, air. snow tires. 4 speed, excel condition 8400 352-5829 tion. power steering-brakes air. loaded, LTD 1974 Wagon, tan. »i-, radio, some new tires $3,700. or best . 34(-9394 lent running cooditioo. $1,400 »81-4618 79 FIAT SPIDER CONVERTIBLE AUTOLAND' Automatic, power steering, SWINGER. 1971 $550 or best offer rust $750 Call after (PM 522-91M PINTO. 1977, Wagoo. air. $2,133 After 4 PM call 261-11(6 MUSTANG 1»79 Ghia. Moon roof, auto air, stereo. 728-3100 LTD. 1976 station wagon. 80.000 miles, matic, am fm stereo cassette, dtgltal LIVONIA CP 625-5000 power steering, brakes good reliable clock, alloys. TRX, Micbelins air, bur $4788 NOVA 1977 4 door, good coodilioo. PINTO 1977. 4 spocd. radio, sunroof. 11400 278-IM5 868 Ford transportation. $800 Call 5J5-OM2 gundy, console. $-4,195 or offer 851-5966 good miles. $1650 349-719« 78 TOYOTA NOVA 197«. Custom Landau VS. auto COMET 197(. 4 door, power steering 4 LTD. 1976 Wagoo 3(.000 miles, excel MUSTANG 197». hatchback. ( cylinder, PJNTO. 1979. wagon Automatic Some matic power steering 4 brakes, air. brakes, automatic, small V8 good heal. lent cooditioo Power, air. cruise, ster automatic, power steering, stereo ra- n^t Vervrebable $1900 2 door Sale Pncerl eo $3,350 464-078« dia_*xUas. $3750 or best offer 453-8160 $4188 33.000 miles, excellent condition. IJJOO" $600 or best offer 422-0045 455-6096 «4(-2974 CREDIT PROBLEM '82 CHEVETTE NOVA 1979. 2 door, excellent coodition. SO PROBLEM1 [feldinan ower steering 4 brakes, automatic. Ask for Chris or Gary Automatic, air. with warranty r3 000 miles 83975 153-0717 261-1283 ' ' '80CAMARO "\ $5388 PscbDwddir ESCORT GL .1982. Suck. 13.000 miles, IOCS t'0*n ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! power steering." brakes, stereo, defog. TOP DOLLAR PAID Place your classified want ad in extras'Mint $5400 Altec 4pm 477-2810 AUDI »5895 J FOR YOUR TRADE-IN Suburban Detroit s finest market ESCORT GL. 1982. 2 door, automatic. Tbe Observer 4 Eccentric Newipaperi >wer steering/brakes, real defog. AM- 1 •791MPALA \ PM cassette stereo. »700 miles $5800. "NOBODYEVEN COMES CLOSE 591-0900 . Wayne JIM434 2oi a 16C* O&E Thursday. October 21, 1982 876 Oldsmobile 876 Oldimobile 876 Oldsmoblle 876 Oldsmobile 878 Plymouth 880 Pontlac 884 Volkswagen 884 Volkswagen 884 Volkswagen CUTLASS 1979 Supreme Rroutfcani DELTA 1977 M Royal*, rood cooditloo. DELTA 88. 1980. Royi! Brooiham. fol OLDS, 1*79. Cutlass Supreme, leaded Diestl Mr. power steering, brake*. air. stereo, power lock* IJ.JW ly loaded. IM95 Call after (pen HORIZON. 197», renroof. sport pack LEMANS 1977. Air. stereo, rear win SCRI000. 197«. 4 speed, air. rust JJ.SJ4 age. 4 speed and more. Sacrifice %IJ9% SUPER BEETLE, 1979 proofed. Excellent coodiUoo. 15 MPG yW. 1977 RABBIT irirxjowj Crolse. rear de/rost. ^ra-fm 879-7798 411-9)45 UVONIA C J. 5J5-SO00 dow defogger. eioeUeot coodiUoo, must jlereo cassette, excelleot rorxfctloo. Why DO* ahop th« lot that sells a lot M* »51 14(1 CONVERTIBLE |l.»7i or best offer Alter (pm,»5*.»4»l 4 speed. »995 »6000 of best offer 11J-7JM DELTA »». I»«9. fully loaded AMFM. OLDS, 1977. 98 Reg low miles. OLDS 198). Custom Cruiser wagon. I CRESTWOOD DODGE 41I-J700 Diamond silver wita black lop 4 in- tape deck. air. 4 new tires, very «ood loaded Stock »439! PHOENIX 1980. power steering t, telor. 4 speed. AM-FM, U.000 miles. 1 SUPER BEETLE 1»77 Convertib'^, TOM SULLIVAN tuft passenger, well equipped, warranty, HORIZON 1980 TO 4 apeed, silver/ wtdte. fkM coodition. Must be seen.' CUTLASS 1980. Brougham. atr. amfm condjlioa. »800 981-JJ10 CM engineer. tll.JOO. (L9-K94 brakes t windows. AMFM, automatic, year wa/ranly. Radial tires »7.49» stereo, mariy eitras. eicelleot coodi- , PATRICK OLDS black Aro-fm stereo. Ziebart, 17.000 4 cylinder. »4500 After 5. (45-1119 (45-5411 VOLKSWAGEN tioa 14000 • 4J.0-9O40 OLDS 18. 1979 Sutioowagoo, 9 passen miles Eictlleot coodition. 14.100 OPEN SATURDAY DELTA «»1974. Roy lie. air. am-/m 852-7200 549-4101. or 471-0140 PHOENIX. 1980, V«. stereo. AMFM. 1 SUPER BEETLE 1»7». Sure, clean, 15400 K. « Mile 151-(900 stereo, loaded, t IISO or best offer ger Aotomatlc. Diesel engine, excellent TOM SULLIVAN low mileage, ooe osreer. I) 554 or best CUTLASS. 1911 Brougham Wajoo OLDS. 1978, OMEGA condition. 14100. 427-1M5 door, U.000 miles, very nice coodiUoo 8«ije. »ir. AM-FM stereo, power seals. »»-»70« HORIZON. 1980, TCJ, avtomatic. pow 545-11(0 VOLKSWAGEN offer 591-1166 VW, 1982, J ETTA windows, door lockj. mirrors, poU« V4 engioe. automatic, power steering & OLDS 98. )954. 4 door, rebel]t ecgux. er steering, stereo, premium package DELTJTII. l»7» Royale Sharp! Air. J brakes, low mileage very sharp Only clean & sharp (4.(91 Winterized safety' PHOENIX 1981, 1 door. 4 speed, air. OPEN SATURDAY SUPER BEETLE 197«. convertible, 4 door Sedan, factory official. Diesel wiper* cruise, ttir window defrost & door. 15.9» 4744771 garage kept, very Ultle rust. 1(50 or »5400 W« Mile JJs-6900 engine, 5 speed, stereo cassette, lit. iufiige rack After »pm )4)-4714 13.885 best offer 5115(85 checked tati cars at Rally package. 18.000 miles. »6400 or yellow, aro-fm stereo, excellent condi CRESTWOOD DODGE 4115700 bestoffer Call 5-10pm 1974111 VOLKSWAGEN 1980 JetLa. air. 5 tion, (49-61(4 sunroof 4.000 miles Beige with tan DELTA 8«. 197$. Royale. 4 door, cruise, speed, like oew Call anytime alter 9 cloth interior, excelleot condition CUTLASS I9JI LS. Loaded. eio**W< OLDS 98 1980 Diesef Nei -car coodi- SUPER BEETLE 1971. oew tires, new 18.995 power windows, locks, suerwg & Uon 17.995 1(1-7857 HORIZON 1980. 4 door, automatic, air, PONTIAC. 1978. Firebird. 41.000 miles AM 511-5*1» (.-oooinoo.. clean owrwr' receivingicom- wakes, rear defog. oew tires, air. JACK CA1JLEY brakes, mint cooditloo. 4-50^^11850 AMFM Here© cassette. »JJ00 851-4*78 aro-fm stereo, power steering, defrost, (1.511 firm. After (pm 477-7156 rr&W.V W».,Matt.Crgl . »A «120 - CHEVROLET- OLDS 98 198] Diesel Brougham aedan. 40,000 mi .cloth seats, »1.995 9(4-5080 LIVONIA CP 515-5000 VW 19(9 RUBS well Parts or kit car loaded, over 25 options mint coodition. »400 476-546« CUTLASS 1981 Supreme Brougham ORCHARD LAKE RD. TOM SULLIVAN DELTA «8. 1980. air. rear defot low Saylus highway. .Must sell Caj arrange PLYMOUTH 1974.11». V-8. runs good. SUNBIRD. 1978. good miles per gallon. SUPER BEETLE 1971- Recent tune-up. Sedan blue exceptionally clean, load mileage. eicelleM condition, call eveo- Between 14 4 IJ Mile Rds futanciog »11.990 47J-JOII SCIROOCO 1980 Air. sua roof. AM PM- New front shocks Painted 1 vr ago VOLKSWAGEN ed 1» 695 JU-5814. J4J-48<» 8J5 «110 »500- 417-451» »2.750 iDgs and weekends (4(-8(19 855-9700 After ( PM. call 514-1701 Cassette, rear wioer. metallic paint, al Good coodiUoo »1100 After 7PM OPEN SATURDAY OMEGA 1980, 4 door Brougham. 4 cyl PLYMOUTH 1974 station wagon Good loy wheels »5,(50 411-6857 (44 «19 15400 W.I Mile 151-(900 inder. 4 speed, air. many options. 15550 cooditloo. »900 SUNBIRD 197». Hatchback. 4 cyUnder, After 6pm M1-5JI8 Call after (pm 4(4-4151 automatic, air. stereo, low miles « more Extra nice car 559-0158 OMEGA 1981 Brougham, ejcellenl con PLYMOUTH. 1976. Scamp, one owner. dition. $7,000 or best offer After 5pm 41.000 miles »1.595 SUNBIRD 1979. 4 speed. 10 rnpg. n*z 4 59-3«! J LIVONIA C P 5)5-5000 defrost. luggage rack. AMFM New A.. FINANCING Urea 4 brake*. »1.940 After 4 »14-7779 PLYMOUTH. 1978. Volar*. 1 door. +AUDI ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! »14(6 515-5000 TRANS AM 1975, 47.000 miles, black, P. ON ALL NEW Place yoyr ciassiiied want ad in LTVONIA C P sharp, new clutch, tires 4 exhaust. 400 Suburban Detroit's finest market HO 4 Bpe*d, KeyjWoe map. »1150 "NOBODYEVEN COMES CLOSE' The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers PLYMOUTH. 1979. Horizon. 4 door. After 5pm • r- »14-8570 save on this ooe today" R. '82 & '83 TRUCKS EDWARD L. ATKINSON 591-0900 -Wayne SOUTHFIELD DODGE 154-0159 TRA>NS AM. 1978 Air. power steering, 644-1070 Oakland brakes. 400 CID. stereo. Hurst 4 speed is now dispensing his ready wit and English charm and tales of grand PLYMOUTH. 1980. Volar* Wagon, ex Excellent coodition U.000 191-115» driving experiences at a new location. His expertise for motor cars, 852-3222 Rocjiester/Avon tra clean »AVE. IAVE. JAVE Use your Visa or Master Card SOUTHFIELD DODGE . 154-0159 TRANS AM 1979. black, full power. T- English and Italian, has been expanded to include the products of top. W.000 miles. »».200or offer RECENCY 1979 98. loaded, excellent RELIANT. 1981. Special Edition Wag The '83's Are Here Now 459 9112 Porsche-Audi. He is now holding court at Bill Cook Porsche-Audi, condition 84.750 on 2(.000 miles. Loaded K400. Call 879-7798 Moo thru Fri. 9anv«pm only 855-1WO TRANS A.M. 1979 - Loaded1 Black, cas 39701 Grand River, Farmington Hills, and would welcome sharing sette, excellent coodition »6.450 REGENCY 198! Brougham dlesel. 4 RELIANT. 1981. 2 door. air. stereo, 459 22(4 colfee. a smile and his new enthusiasm for German motor cars. door, like new. Charcoal M/ulUc. ei- front wheel drive Call today Best buy tended warrairty. best offer— 411-((18 on lot! TRANS-AM, 198U »TlIte~wiln goL, SOUTHFIELD DODGE 154-0159 loaded, perfect coodiUoo. rust proofed. REGENCY 1987. Brougham, 4 door, 11000 miles Must sell'»7(00 197-0714 charcoal, diesel. loaded Eicelknt ROAD RUNNER, 1 »75. excellent coodi WrttavrSot TorOOl! mileage (48-0399 tion. must sell. »900 TRANS AM 1981. Turbo. ,16.000 miles, 1 Call 411-4471 owner, like new. stored last winter. RECENCY' 88 197» Diesel A1J power loaded T-top. 1 yeat-jMrreoty, »9100 CHECK THESE SAVINGS and leather. »5100 517.-7805 SAPPORRO. 1978. excelleot coodition. i * 851151«*».so»o +AUDI very clean, automatic. 50.000 miles. DAT8UN310'e REGENCY' 98. 1981. 4 door Diesel »2900 After 5pm 161-571» TRANS AM 1981. black tan leatier. $4 O OQO J TO N- GRAND PRIX 197«. loaded, low miles, eicellenl coodition. »1500 517-1191 or 12,299 CH008EFR0M -ife IV Ul-5«54 GRAND PRIX 1879. SJ. 1 too* wjth Laodaa. low miles, power, etcellent I QUIET SALE i coodiUoo, best offer Ml-1597 GRAND PRIX 1979.101 VI. aotomaUc. power steering L brakes, air, moooroof. This Saturday and Sunday AM-FM stereo cassette. >power win 1982 MERCURY dows, locks, crvise. rally wneels, defog. October 23rd and 24th LYNX OL 2 DR. low miles Super Sharp1 547-1511 AM radio, manual sniff. CRAND PRIX I981 U Fully equipped rear window defooger. ONLY ' Diesel Air conditioned, power windows. seal, clota trim, Laodao Dark Jade- $5599 stone. M1-19S9 CHOOSE FROM GRAND PRIX, 1981. loaded' SUI) under -JUST YOU-NO SALESPEOPLE warranty Excellent coodiUon »«.»95. 12 Month/12,000 Mile Limited Warranty (14-1«0» Browse through over 250 cars and trucks at your leisure GRAND PRIX 1980. power steering/ brakes, stereo, air. much more. Excel from 9 to. 5 p.m. Every '82 and '83 car and truck MARKED Available With Every 1982 Purchase lent coodiUon »5.700 Afler 5 15(-(191 and PRICED TO SELLI1 GRAND SAFARI. 1977 ESTATE WAGON Look At These Examples: HUGE SELECTION OF 1982 s Air. full power, roof rack, very sharp Only »1.7» 5 '83 LTD CROWN VICTORIA '83 ESCORT GLX '82 CUTLA88 SUPREME 4 OR. $8199« '62 CAVALIER 2 DR. $6499 JACKCAULEY '83 MUSTANG GL Stock #30171 Slock #30169 Was $14,242 Stock #30088 •82 CUTLASS 8UPREME 2 OR. $8099 '82 PONTIAC BONNEVILLE $8199 - CHEVROLET- Was $12,314 Option Discount -$410 Was $9.45*« •82 MONTE CARLO $7799 '82 MERCURY MARQUIS 4 DR. $8999 ORCHARD LAKE RD. *82 BUICK REOAL 4 OR. $7999 '82 MERCURY COUGAR 4 DR. $7299 Option Discount -$745 EitiDtscart -$410 Option Discount -$422| •82BUICKREQAL2DR. . $7899 BetweeoUd 15 Mile Rds VSageOorxxiK .$ 1,398 Village Discount -$837] *82 MERCURY ZEPHYR 4 DR. $5799 855-9700 Village Discount -$976 '82 PONTIAC GRAND PRIX $7999 '82 MERCURY LYNX 4 DR. $6299 GRANDVILLE 1975 4 door, loaded. '82 CAVALIER 4 DR. $6699 •82 LINCOLN CONTINENTAL $15,999 good coodiUoo, 80.000 miles. »950. Call after «pm 15(-71(1 NOW ONLY $10,593 NOW ONLY $12,024 NOW ONLY $8,198 GRANDVILLE. 197». power steering, brakes, air. amfm radio. 55.000 miles. 1 '83 F-150 PICKUP Even Lower Prices '83 RANGER PICKUP owner. »910 «51-7177 Stock »1100 on Remaining Stock #1098 AS ,s 1981 SPECIALS GRAN PRIX 1980. 11.000 miles, air. Was $10,222 *82 Cars & Trucks Was $7580.90 stereo, Ziebart »5500 511-1114 ^J Option Discount -$144 -> Financing Option Discount -$190^ °*\ ^7 CTO 1970- 1 owner, less than 100.000 '81 CITATION 4 OR. $4599 miles (most highway) 400cc, 4 barrel ,¾ Village Discount -$1,228 Available Village Discount ' - -$490 '81 OMNI 4 DR. $4699 carburetor, automatic New paint Good OnSatoctMl / coodiUoo »4000 455-1147 0 '81 ARIE8 K CAR $4999 rj NOW ONLY $8,850 Wm Models NOW ONLY $6900.90 M '81 BUICK 8KYLARK $5699 J-100O. i9J}'rl»lcn" sliver-silver cloth interior. GM Exec, loaded, excellent coodiUoo. »«.»95 (1(-(7(( 21 J 1000. 19»! LE sedan, loaded, miot Just add tax, title and coodiUoo, rest paint/fabric proofing, veloor. Warranty, low miles. ««,100 NO HIDDEN CHARGES plates to drive away! Af ter « PM or weekends, 3 5«-4 8 7 4 Jim Seavill's J1000, 1981 - 1 door coupe. autotnaUc, air, AmFm stereo, rear window de- fO"er. »«.9C0 After « 15PM. 4(4-9017 -£ **4 .1-1000- 1981- 1 door hatchback, equipped, private owner, »7(W (51-(517 J1000, 19J1, 4 door, air. amfm. power ateeriog brakes, cloth interior & more 1 '/ • • »7100 «11«5 NEW'82 OMEGA COUPE NEW'02 CUTLASS CIERA SEDAN '82 OLDS DIESELS NEW '82 NEW'82 FIRENZA COUPE NEW'82 CUTUSS SUPREME COUPE Air condrtlonlrij. automatic, power itcwlng. power Tinted oleaa. OOCO-OM uXJXf* Iterte r«dk>, Mor mat*. 3 NEW OS Regency Brougham dedans Autome^tc. power steertno. power Body Ode mok)mgs. electric braJtesv noetic rear Moacpt. tinted gltM. body tkt* body «.'<}• moJdtoo*. sport mir- 6 NEW 98 flagency 8edana brake*, etectrtc ntd Wo reer delogger. remole con molding*, whfle wall*, pajn t atrip*. rora, paint stripe, convenience PM new end Fectory OffWel Cutlese. Exemple: 1M2 TORONADOS ger, wfrft* w»It». decor group, trol mirror. wMte walls, Oel- _ . Detco-QM MAItM »t«r»o r*> group, leveling ayitem. Cull*** Supreme Coupe. "Fectory OffloUr'. VS. dleeet. air. radio. CO-OW redlo Stook »7?tf Stock «»7. Slock «4*3 J«^ -v tinted otasa. cruise control. Lendeu top. AM/FM itereo, $ 3 0 mr?r? r -ffSPV *<>.sioe* .sn. •port mirror*, apon wheel*. pKra more. 10 r Slock #X«12. 8057 ^ ° " •' . »8351 »9382 »7176 Pfue Tai 4 Uoenee -©•---—©-- JSf^'P^MIc Ptu« Tex « Ueenee A*k About -t»e CneroV OM ContimMU* Protection Ptan TO CHOOSE! Plu* Tu t Uoene* 'SSSSSSSSSSBZ 'ft'u-'. ••-'>. rrr iuk. "See Us For Leasing" GMCtUAliTY S8MC* PARTS g GMAC MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL BANK *ss« NATIONAL BANK OF DETROIT M-^rihnA^aii^T^lij^ilU^ ; LEASING AUTO LEASE AUT0VEST t^v-rva *W^ W^ 41^1^^¾¾^ «KGW»^ieiOTSP*7?4**>ieaKM*ra^^ «*****•• •Ui «• Se-r^ce • T 00 ? rr •VISUAL UEP C HILDREN S CHJHCH 10 00 d m FIRST BAPTIST "WITH A SONG IN MY HEART" Holding forth the word of Lite CHURCH OF HERALD OF HOPE Or- W.ll.am Slahi DEAFM:NISTR^ Rev. R. Armstrong GARDEN CITY WYFC 1520 ^fS ^c^'d *aye Music Dir Choir Dedication Sunday 30263 Marquette GRAND River BAPTIST of LIVONIA & Henry Ruff Hon. thru Fri. ^Hk-Jk-*SP-- r i WED. EVENING BIBLE 8TUDY 7:30 PM 34500 SIX MILE RD. Just Wesi of Farmmoton FW 421-1349 845 AM Rev. R. Armstrong Dr. W. Whitledge Rov. S. Simons '•Pi L'.r.-0 CfturC Wort* lOO*i"G Fc Rev. Richard L. Vinson Air Conditioned 9:30 A.M. Family Sunday School^ 9:45 A.M. SUNDAY SCHOOL LANDMARK 1Ch*5 A*. "HOW WR£$|$I TEMPTATION" 11:00 A.M. MORNING _ BAPT18T CHURCH Fundamental Soul Winning St. Mark's 7«P.M."UWTY4TH£8iDlE" WORSHIP TRINITY EPISCOPAL Church Presbyterian 6:30 P.M. EVENING WED. 7:00 P.M. EPHESIANS SERIES ON THE "CHURCH" 11095Haggorty Rd.. 2=¾^ WORSHIP PRESBYTERIAN 16701 JOYR0 281-6950 IT- NURSERY on* Plymouth 7:00 P.M. WED., MID -.—..- i.i «._*i — Dearborn Hgts Adrian* Chaney. Mm Gary Lavvley. Pastor • 453- r CHURCH WEEK SERVICE Pastor John Jeffrey _\r olChriilunEd 4 Youlh SAINT ANDREW'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 9132 V-r TH < ••Pastor Or Wilbert D. Gough 16360 Hubbard Road Livonia. Michigan 4«IM Sunday School 10:00 A.M. 278-9340 10101 W. Ann Arbor Rd.. Plymouth 9.30 AM 421-8451 Morning Worship 11:00 AM at Gotfredson & Ann Arbor Rd. Sun Sch. & Adult Bible Wednesday 9 30 a m - Holy Eucharist Evening Service 6:00 P.M. 11 00 A M Saturday 5 00 p m - Holy Eucharist Wednesday Service 4 Sunday School for all ages 9:30 a.m. EVANGELICAL COVENANT CHURCH OF AMERICA Sunday 7.45 am - Holy Eucharist Awana CJub 7:00 P.M. WORSHIP SERVICE 9.00 a.m. - Christian Education for all ages Between Ann Arbor Rd. Oial-a-nde 278-9340 !-^—lQiQnam - Hnly Fi;rhan<:l & Ann Arbor Trail Worship Services Sunday Morning - Nursery Care Available -arid Junior Church —11:00 a.rru ^_ Pastor GENEVA Tat An (SMWOI 6 Orris Tha R*v Edward A. King , UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Michael A. Halleen "THE IMPORTANCE OF 5835 8h«ldon Rd.. FAITH Associate Pastor REMEMBERING" CANTON Mary Miller-Vikander JOSHUA 3:12-4:24 WOR8HIP A CHURCH SCHOOL HOLY SPIRIT, 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. COVENANT ° LIVONIA LUTHERAN (English.Synod A.E.L.C.) Ktnntth F. QtU4b*>t, Ptttor 9083 Newburqh Rd • Rev. William C. Moore - Pastor 459-0013 Livon.a CHURCH 35415 W. 14 Mile Road 59i-0?n 522-0821 Nursery Provided Phone 459-9550 at Drake 8 30AM FAITH "* HOLY GARDEN CITY HOLY EUCHARIST * -V PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:30 AM 661-9191 •' TRINITY MORNING WORSHIP: 10:45 AM 9 30AM ROSEDALE GARDENS 1841 Middiebeit CrMSTUMEOUCADON 30000 Five Mile Road 39020 Five Mile Road UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Qsreth 0. Bsksr, Paator SUNDAY EVENING: 7:00 PM 10 30 AM Easl Livonia West Livonia 421-7620 Hubbard at W. Chicago • 422-0494 WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT: 6:15 PM HOLY EUCHARIST 421-724» 464-0211 WORSHIP *1S411:00 tSERWON Gerald R. Coblelgh Minister SUN0AY SCHOOL 11:00 Tha Rev Emery Cravalle WORSHIP 850* 11J00 AJ*. WOft8HIP Nursery Avatljbla tv.30 4 11.00 A.M. Worship - 8:15 and 1CROO a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL - ALL UNITED METHODIST Bibla CISSMS 9:30 a m AGES 'CHRIST THE HEALER s> Nursery A vSilabfe 9:45 A.M UNITY Education Orflca 421-735» WEO. CLASSES • AO Ages CHURCH 8CHOOL 11:00 A.M. 6:45 PM. J CLARENCEVILLE UNITED METHODIST NEWBURQ Adult Education «H30 AM. UNITED METHODIST 20300 Wxjdietw: Lrvoma Pastor GeraJd Fisher 474-34« CHURCH 36500 Ann Arbor Trail VILLAGE UNITED PRESBYTERIAN 3 45 a T. f.rji Wcryvip Serv>c* i *S 0 n Youih Meetings UNITY 10 00 ai- Ti\e C^'cn School 422-0149 25350 W. Six Mile Rd. 11:15 * m. Second Service or Worship MlnlsUrs LUTHERAN MISSOURI SYNOD Rev. Robert M. Barcus 534-7730 OF LIVONIA 7.00 p m Sunday Evening Service Jack E- Qiguere v»ed • Tr-e M^jAee* Se*v^e ? 00 p m Roy Q. Forsyth WORSHIP 10:00 A.M. J," i -«• Vv's^'z Promeaat AVSeries'A-'Cor\).t*>ning Osve Gladstone SUNDAY 10 00 A ' Director ol Youth CHRISTOUR SAVIOR LUTHERAN CHUUCH Terry Gladstone •THE VALUE OF ATTITUDE" 11 30 A.M. ALDERSGATE Director ol Education MISSOURI SYNQD Churcn School 11:15 A.M. Disl-a-Thought 2*1-2440 UNITED METHODIST CHURCH WOftSttP" i CHURCH SCHOOL 1*17$ Farminglon Rd. v. Mile H. ot Schoolcraft RtdiO-SuA. 11:00 AM fc1S»11»AJ4. BIBLE STUDY 10:00 A.M. Wed., Thurs. 7.-00 P.M. WCAR1O90AM (Redlord Township) REV RAtPH.G.SCHMIDT. PASTOR 10000 BEECH DALY ROAD e«.'*