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I -16-year-old leads 1986 high school honor roll
I By KATHY PETERSEN ,tagnolli'earned a 4.0 at Northville 'Iater to business with a poss'lble 'University of Michigan. Her major is I .High School after skipping ninth lcareer In either Institutional ;undecided, but she Is leaning toward Science and high finance are possi- ~rade, Bertagnolli, 16, plans to at. :stockbroklngorlnvestmentbanklng. ,a high school teaching career In ble careers for Northville High ~end University of Michigan In the . While In high school he was on the ,science. School's top 1986graduates. fall to study engineering. :tennis team and played on several cl- , Her other academic interests In- Class valedictorian Mark Ber- He said he may swlt~h his major lty recreation teams including soccer. elude courses about computers and , , Also during high school Bertagnolll psychology. ------:------;was vice'president of finance and co- ; Van Loke ,qUalified for a Regents :partner of his Junior Achievement :Scholarsblp from the ,University of Over business, National Honor Society 'Michlgan and a Northville teachers' -Inside: treasurer, German Club vice- ,Alpha Nu Chapter, Delta Kappa Board candidates 6A president and voted "Most Likely To :Gamma, scholarship. Succeed" by his classmates. Jill Werdell, salutatorian, received Calendar 2A 160 At college Bertagnolll is consider- one "B" during the past four years of Garage Sale Ads jng running for a residence hall her academic career. It was for a :representative position. sophomore composition class, she Classified 3B In This Week's Janice Van Loke, valedictorian, said. GREEN SHEET! maintained a 4.0 grade point average : Werdell, 17, spent time on the mar- Editorials 14A during her high school career. In ad- ching field with Van Loke. She played dltlon to stUdying Van Loke played :flute in the band for four years and • :Mini Olympians SA flute with the ma~chlng band for her 'also sang for four years with the . GREEN SHEET, first two years and served as drum tsehool choir . :Obituaries Action Ads major for her last two years of high , In addition to her school activities SA Get Results school. Werdell took music lessons In flute Van Loke, 17, was also involved .and plano. OurTown 1C 348-3022 backstage with the high school plays : She will attend Reed College In ,and musicals for four years, She said ;Portland, Oregon, to study biology. lshe helped build the sets, sell tickets 'Werdell, a National Merit finalist, land apply the performers' make-up. .has not decided what her career wl1l • Van Loke plans to attend the be after college. • All in Uncle c.harged with 'rape A 47-year-old man was arrested by suspect who was visiting from the Family Northville City Pollee May 30 and Lebanon, Ohio, over the Easter holi- 'charged with two counts of third day. Watch for degree criminal sexual conduct. . The Warren County Children's ser- our series on William Holt McIntosh, of Nor- 'vices in Ohio contacted the NorthvUle thvllle, Is currently in the Oakland Pollee In April, a warrant was Issued family businesses County Jail awaiting a preliminary 'on May 29 and McIntosh was taken June 11 examination scheduled for June 9, In Into custody the following day. Bond connection with two alleged rapes on was set at $25,000. :Mareh 'J:l and 29 of this year, ac- The maximum sentence for convic- 'cording to the police report. The vic- tion of thrld degree criminal sexual • tim is a 13-year-old niece of the conduct Is 15years In prison. Valedictorians Janice Van Loke and Mark Bertagnolli
•••• ...... w ~ ... _... ..~ _ ...... 2-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. June 4,1980 Community Calendar Honors convocation tonight in NHS auditorium
TODAY, JUNE 4 Saturday and noon to 5 p.m. Sunday at the Plymouth KING'S MILL WOMEN: King's MII1 Women's Club NORTHVILLE ASSEMBLY NO. 29: Northvl11e. Cultural Center, 525 Farmer. Admission and parking are Assembly No. 29, Order of Rainbow for Girls, meets at free. meets at 7 p.m. at King's Mill Clubhouse. t HONORS NIGHT: Academic honors and scholarships p.m. at Masonic Temple. earned by the Northville High School Class of '86 will be SCHOOL BOARD MEETS: Northville Board of Educa- awarded during honors convocation at 7 p.m. in Nor· AMERMAN SOCIAL: Amerman Elementary School tion meets at 7:30 p.m. In the board conference room at . PWP MEETS: Northville-Novi Parents Without Part>" thville High School aUditorium. will host I~ annual Ice Cream Social from 5:30-7 p.m. at Old Village School. ners meets at 8p.m. at Novi Bowl. : : the SChool. Games, refreshments and student art will be AMERICAN LEGION JUNIORS: American Legion featured. Tickets can be purchased at the socal. MASONS MEET: Northville Masonic organization WISER MEETS: "Planning and Cooking for ODe'" Ii Auxiliary Unit 147,Juniors. meets at 7 p.m. at the post meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. the topic of the 8 p.m. WISER meeting In Room B2AlO of- home. ORIENT CHAPTER, NO. T1: Orient Chapter, No. 77, the Liberal Arts BuIldlng OD the Schoolcraft College cam~ Order of the Eastern Star. meets at 7:30 p.m at Masonic pus. , LIONESS CLUB: North·West Lioness Club meets at Temple. TUESDAY, JUNE 10 7:30 p.m. at the VFW Hall. New members are welcome. ROTARIANS MEET: Northville Rotary Club meets at WEDNESDAY, JUNE 11 SATURDAY, JUNE 7 noon at First Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. THURSDAY, JUNE 5 N.A.C. MEETS: Northville Action Council meets at FARMER'S MARKET: Northville Farmer's Market, KING'S MILL FLEA MARKET: The King's Mill Sixth RETIREMENT TEA: A retirement tea for Amerman 7:30 p.m. at the Northville High School library. . ; sponsored by the Northville Community Chamber of Annual Flea Market will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at teaCher Naomi Poe will be held from 3:30-5:30 p.m. in the Commerce, opens at 8 a.m. in the city parking lot at the the King's Mill cooperative on Northville Road. Am~rman library. The public is welcome to the tea spon- RECREATION COMMISSION: Northville Recreatiori corner of Main and Hutt9n. The market features fresh sored by the Amerman PTA. Commission ll1eets at 8p.m. at city hall. ~ fruits and vegetables, jams and jellies, honey, eggs, bak- SALEM AUCTION: A public auction to Clnance the r ed goods and plants. restoration of the historic Salem Stone Schoolhouse will r be held at 11 a.m. on the grounds of the schoolhouse on .. ------Corrections------.....r DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS meets at 9 a.m. at North Territorial at Curtis in Salem Township. All goods r Northville Forest Apartments Community Building at will be sold on consignment with commissions donated to • the Salem Area Historical Society. Memorial Day parade marchers church currenUy has 1,000members. reported in the PTA news, it will be I Five Mile west of Haggerty. pictured on the front page of The It has between 4.300 and 4,500 held Friday in conjunction with the Record's May 28 issue should have members. school art fair. ~ GOODWILL PICK-UP: Goodwill Industries of Greater PAPER DRIVE: St. Paul's Lutheran Church School ~ will hold a paper drive from 3-4 p.m. in the church park- been identified as, from right, in the Its current sanctuary in Livonia Detroit will return to First United Methodist Church to inglot. color guard Charles Sperry, Richard seats 1,000 members. The new sanc- pick up donated goods from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The attend- O'Hare, Don Bogator and John Hin- tuary planned for the township site at We were so carried away with !hI'! ed donation center will be at the church the first Thurs- man. In the second row, I:Cpresenting Six Mile and Haggerty roads is to number of repeat grand prize wilt- day of every month now through November. An im- MONDAY, JUNE 9 the American Legion, was Robert seat 3,000. ners in the Northville Beautification mediate receipt will be available to those donating items. Burton. Commission's annual awards that'we SCHOOL ELECTION: Polls will open at 7 a.m. and incorrectly reported Dr. William HIGHLAND LAKES WOMEN: Highland Lakes close at 8 p.m. for the annual school board election. In the story about the sale of pro- Annual ice cream social at Amer- Demray was a three-time award witi. Women's Club meets at 1 p.m. at Highland Lakes perty in Northville Township by man Elementary, Eight Mile and , ner ~d IV Seasons won its secon~. l~ Clubhouse. GARDEN CLUB MEETS: Northville Branch. Ward Presbyterian Church on the Center streets, will be held from 5:30- realIty, IV seasons was a three-bme Women's National Farm and Garden Association, will front page of The Record May 28 it 8 p.m. Friday. not today as listed in winner and Demray won his secon& . SENIORS MEET: Northville senior Citizens' Council meet at noon at the estate of Barbara VanBuren. Nine was stated incorrecUy that the last week's community calendar. As award. '. :; hosts an afternoon of cards, games and refreshments Mile and Center, for a picnic lunch and auction. The '1:1. from 1-5 p.m. in Room 216 of the Board of Education . BUilding. acre estate previously belonged to LoUis Crusoe and still follows his horticulture plan. Hostess is Barbara Van· ------In Service------;.... ~-.. Buren. Social chairperson is Arlene Andersen. Commit- . EMBROIDERERS' GUILD: Embroiderers' Guild-Mill Marine Lance Cpl. Jamison P. while serving with the 3rd Force ser· June 1985. . -. tee members include Jamie Hove, Jo Ann Krause. Trisha '. Race Chapter of Northville meets at 7:30 p.m. at the Hopkins, Betty Jane Cooper, Sue Fostey and Rosemary Anderson, son of Carl C. and Judith vice Support Group on Okinawa. , , Faith Community Presbyterian Church of Nov!. For Palarchio. Members are reminded it is guest day. A. Anderson, 21967 Ironside Dr., has A 1985graduate of Northville High Anthony D. Sutton, son of David S.: more information, call 525-1511. . been promoted to his present rank School, he joined the Marine Corps in Hutton of 864 Yorktown Ct. ana: Maureen D. Schultz of Apollo Beaelr, KIWANIS MEETS: Northville Kiwanis meets at 6:30 GREAT BOOKS: Great Books Discussion Group meets p.m. at the VFW Post Home. Fla., has been promoted in the U.S. at 8 p.m. at the Carl Sandburg Library in Livonia. Rotary a~nounces winners Air Force to the rank of senior ajr· man. TOPS MEETS: EveningTOPSmeetsat7p.m. in Room Monthly winner for May in the Nor- each drawn May '1:1 are the Whelan FRIDAY, JUNE 6 226at Novi High School. Sutton is an avionic naVigation thville Rotary Club 1985-86Communi- family, Ed Davis, Daniel MacDer· systems specialist at Minot Air Force ty Calendar Lottery is Paul Skula of maid, Larry D. Kunz, all of Nor- PLYMOUTH ARTS SHOW: The City of Plymouth RUG HOOKERS MEET: Guild of Traditional Rug Base, N.D., with the 5th Avionics Detroit. He wins $300 in the benefit thville, Marjorie A. Galbraith of Can- Maintenance Squadron. ':-.. Parks and Recreation Department will host a Summer Hookers meet at 7 p.m. at New School Church in Mill drawing. ton, Barbara Jacobi of Dearborn and Arts and Crafts Show from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. today and Race Village. He is a 1982graduate of Plymouth The seven weekly winners of $25 Charles F. Pherson of Redford. Canton High School. '... . 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NUOSON S LOROA TAYLOR JCPENNEY SEARS :~:.... oInd ovr' '70 gfU' ,tores and It',YI(r, TIMBERLfiHE HOME CENTER , .. Ilfh 11Ntl'wtfh)t(J l ..11W · .. 42780W. Ten Mile • Novi .... '~I! I' ". ')40h.I, .. t l't III I", tljln~ ""untl 'v N~ ")rwn ...... tJ1J,).48 9~OO ' . 349·2300 .'" ·-'. d d : j 2 4·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORb-Wednesday. June., 1986 Council eases city parking restrictions
· Patrons who use two municipal ifor overnight parking. iposed two years ago were nixed by .when new sidewalks were put in parking lots are getting a break. (In Lot 2, all 41 spaces south of a line ~the council at that tIme, including llace and since that time parklng on City Council unanimously agreed 'extending eastward from the en· :time limits on street parking in the tdowntown streets has not been time ·tv lift some time restictions on park· :trance driveway on Wing Street !downtown area. . restricted. Hng in Lots 2 and 4, allowing vehicles . would retain a two-hour !i~it. :unlimited parking in those lots. .However, the three-hour restriction I Committee member William Sliger "Even when the meters were in , In Lot 4, located behind the for vehicles parked in the northern ~id the committee did not suggest 'place, it was pretty much a wash in :Michigan Association of Gift ~po.rtionof the lot and east of North ,ime limits on street parking this ·terms of the revenue derived from Salesmen building and across South :Wmg, has been llCted. .~'ear. .violations as opposed to the costs in· .Wmg from the post oCCice,parking on , Pa~king betw~n 2:30-7 a.m. still r "The council implemented the 'curred in patrolling for parking · :the curb line south Of Cady and east ;requires a permit. -committee's recommendations, II ,violators," he said. · or Wing would retain the first 12 Inoted Steven Walters, city manager. The new regulations will take ef· 'spaces as 3O·minute parking. t The easing of parking restrictions :"We didn't do anything it hadn't re- I:tect as soon as signs can be erected at . Much of the rest of the lot would 'comes in partial response to recom- quested." :the affected lots. The DPW oCCice '·have unrestricted parking, except 'mendations made by the Downtown . Walters added that the city's "reported Tuesday that the work ;from 2:30 a.m. until 7 a.m., when 'Development Authority's two-man .downtown parking meters were r 'order has been received and should tvehicles would still reqUire a permit :parking study committee. Ideas pro- .eliminated in the summer of 1981 : be processed this week. Allen Terrace residents receive rent increase
ReSidents of Allen Terrace will be generate an additional $8,820 in sUbsidy. An additional seven other apartment complexes. Allen getting a rent increase beginning in revenue. residents receive trust fund sub· Terrace rents include heat and elec· July. but even with the raise in rent, Residents receiving Michigan sidies. tricity in its rates and also provide the senior citizen dwelling still is less State Housing Development Authori· The trust fund is a locally·provided more common areas -library, arts costly than other Northville area ty subsidies would not see an in- fund which provides partial subsidies and crafts room, and a beauty shop apartments. council was told as the crease in their rent, however, as for residents until they can receIve - on the premises. increase was sought at the May 27 MSHDA would also increase its sub- MSHDA monies. Yoakam said there Yoakam noted while there may be meeting. sidies. However, Frances Yoakam, is about a one-year wait for the state apartment complexes charging less The increase, requested by the housing director, said Congress has fund, but noted not long ago applica· in rent, the rent does not include all Northville Housing Commission and not yet determined the federal tions were not even being taken. utilities. approved by city council last week, allowable inflation factors for this In asking City Council to approve Allen Terrace operates within a would raise the rent from $377 to $390 fiscal year. Yoakam said 43 residents the increase, Yoakam noted Allen $502,200 bUdget, with rents con- : . per month. and is expected to are currently receiving the MSHDA Terrace still would charge less than stituting 74percent of that money. :'WillisBullard announces hid for third term
· State Rep. Willis "Bill" Bullard, R· 1982and was the recipient of the first another two years. "Some of those include keeping taxes .," .' Milford, has announced he will seek a Legislator of the Year award from "In the past four years, we have at a low rate, continuing to restrain · third term in the state House. the Michian Townships Association. had several successes, and I will con· governmental spending and improv- " " . Bullard, who serves as assistant "I belive that my experience in the tinue to address problems that have ing the business climate here in : Republic floor leader, represents the Legislature and leadership position not yet been solved," Bullard said. Michigan." Some parking signs will be removed from city lots : western portion of Oakland County, serve my district very well," Bullard · : mcluding the Oakland County portion said. "I look forward to representing · . or the city of Northville and Nov!. the concerns of the citizens in the GOth : . He first was elected to the House in district in the Michigan House for SPARR'S GREENHOUSE' ; ::fj' J .:. Extra-Large SPRING BEDDING Two seek Pursell's seat ," , GERANIUMS KORN, WOMACK, STERN & ASSOCIATES, INC. PLANTS Two Democratic challengers have the right to challenge Pursell. announced their intention to run for Grimes announced his candidacy TAKES GREAT PRIDE IN ANNOUNCING ?t()'Jf/ Marigolds ••• 99 FLAT': the 2nd U.S. Congressional District during a press conference in Lansing THE OPENING OF ITS OFFICES AT: $169 $6 seat held currently by U.S. Rep. Carl June 2. Baker told supporters at a Pursell, R·Plymouth. May 21 rally he would run for the 4W' POT 496 WEST ANN ARBOR TRAIL, PLYMOUTH 99 seat. ~9 7u ZJ~I Petunias... FLAT Don Grimes, a research economist PHYLLIS J. WORDHOUSE e~ $6 the the University of Michigan's In- Pursell, who is unopposed in the stitute of Labor and Industrial Rela- Republican primary, was first REGISTERED REPRESENTATIVE tions, and Dean Baker, a doctoral elected to Congress in 1976. He is a 459-2402 ~~~ FLOWER SHOP & GREENHOUSE .. candidate in economics at U of M will member of the Appropriations Com' PERSONAL FINANCIAL PLANNING SP~RR·. 42510 JOY ROAD • PLYMOUTH ~.~-"'"~ • I square off in the August primary for mittee. ~~)~ 453-4268 ~~
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> • Wednesday, June 4,1986- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-5-A •:Obituaries Town Hall founder dies , Former resident Marie Crusoe ;76, wIll be held at 11a.m. Thursday at a.m. May 31 at Our Lady of Victory :Menendez died May 29 while visiting Cac;terlIne Funeral Home Inc. in Nor- Church where he was a member. Fr. , In New Orleans. She was 81. 1:thville. Pastor Jack Briggs of Grace Frank Pollle officiated. A scripture .: Funeral Mass was held at 10 a.m. I :Gospel Missionary Fellowship In service was held at 7:30 p.m. May 30 I !Monday In the Shrine of the Lltlle I'Salem and Pastor Richard Burgess at Ross B. Northrop and Son Funeral : Flower In Royal Oak followed by en· :.of Novi Baptist Church wUlo((jciate. Home where a prayer service also ... : tombment at Holy Sepulchre , Mr. Lyke died June 2 at St. Mary took place at 10:30 a.m. May 31 : ALAMADEN · Cemetery. 'Hospital in Livonia after an illness of before the church service. ... COORS BEER : Mrs. Menendez, a longtime res I· . five months. Interment was In Oakland Hills ... VINEYARDS :dent of the Northville-Novl communi· I , A resident of Salem for most of his Memorial Cemetery. ... • REGULAR• LIGHT : tY,nad lived with her first husband, I life, he was a retired tool maker from Mr. Bauman, who was 82, died May : FROM THE MOUNTAINS ~Claude Allen Crusoe, a Ford Motor I Ford Motor Co. He was a life 29 at Beverly Manor Nursing Home. : OFCAUFORN~ !Company vice president, In a land· member of Northville Masonic Lodge He had been a master truck : .~~ : mark home on Nine Mile that later I 186, F & A.M. and a member of the checker for Wonder Bread Company. ... • CHABLIS : became the White House Manor ; Plymouth Elks. He was born Oct: 18, 1903, in Grand ; COORS IS .~~~: .. ' Restaurant. :, He was born May 9, 1910, in Rapids to William and Gretie ;;: • NECTARVIN ROSE .. ; She was one of the founders of Nor· (VonHouten) Bauman. ; Superior Twp., Mich., to Glenn and : • CHENIN BLANC : ; thville Town Hall 26 years ago and Survivors are his wife, Rose M., a THE ONE Opal (Murray) Lyke. He married : • RIESLING : , was an active member until she mov· iIlrene Livingston who survives. son, Larry L. of Tecumseh, Mich., ! ed to Louisiana In 1970. , He also leaves daUghters Beverly brother, Kenneth of Denver, and four ... : ; She was a life member of Nor- .:Fisher of Wayland, Mich., and Janice grandchildren. ~thville Woman's Club which she join· Huff of Northville, a sister, Mrs. The family suggests that memorial : ed In 1952. She had been a member of Doris Raymond, six grandchildren contributions may be made to Our : Sarah Ann Cochrane Chapter, ~'and five grerat grandchildren. Lady of Victory Church. 66
: DaUghters of the American Revolu- I ' ! I Visitation at Casterline Funeral t 24-12 OZ. PLUS : I lion, while a resident of the com· :'Home will be from 2-4 p.m. and 6-9 : CANS $8 DEPOSIT 3 LITER .. :'muhity. She was a member of the ,p.m. today. Interment will be in MILDRED KINGSLEY I::~~ira Parker Chapter, Royal Oak, Lapham Cemetery in Salem Twp. i-T-H-E-D-R-Y-L-O-O-K---.-----L----r------i ·::aIlda member of the Michigan Socle- Former South Lyon resident DIPPITY-DO THERAGRAN .. : ty of Mayflower Descendents at the Mildred 1. Kingsley, 82, of Dexter STYLING GEL died June 1at the Saline Evangelical i HAIR SPRAY • REGULAR THERAGRAN-M : time of her death. HARRY I. LESLIE • EXTRA HOLD · She also was an active member of Home. ... AEROSOL Mrs. Kingsley was born Aug. 1, : I • REGULAR HOLD : the League of Catholic Women, the Funeral service for Lyon Township ... • • EXTRA HOLD 4 OZ. $141 :.!. ~.\ 'EXTRAVITAMINC : Discalloused Carmelites, the Recess resident Harry I. Leslie was held at 1903, in Salem Township, the TUBE .~.:<=-' i • EXTRAB-COMPLEXTO daUghter of William and Sadie t .. , NON-AEROSOL , Club and St. Regis Church In Birm- 11 a.m. Monday at Casterline ... "'''l. REGULAR HOLD SETTING GEL i ~4 .\"J\! HELP RELEASE ENERGY (Tyler) Duncan. She married John • REGULAR : I • DOCTOR RECOMMENDED : ingham. In New Orleans she had Funeral Home Inc. with the Rev. t £ il':!. EXTRA HOLD F--~:- , been a member of the VFW Ladies Eric S. Hammar, pastor of First V. Kingsley Sr. on Feb. 6, 1943, In ... ~ • MAX HOLD • EXTRA HOLD ' • • : Auxiliary and the Navy League. United Methodist Church of Nor- HlghlaDd Park. Mr. Kingsley died ... • BALSAM ... 100 : Mrs. Menendez was born sept. 9, thville, officiating. April 16, 1981. ... Mrs. Kingsley is survived by son ... ~ YOUR 89 + 30 FREE 99 • : 1904, in Perrington, Mich. Mr. Crusoe Interment was in Woodlawn ... :. CHOICE $2 BOZ. $191 YOUR $7 · died In 1964. She married Dr. Joseph Cemtery in Detroit. John V. Kingsley Jr. of Ann Arbor ... ~ BOZ. JAR 130 CHOICE : Charles Menendez in 1970 and moved Mr. Leslie, who was 88, died May 29 and daUghters Mrs. Henry (Joanne) . to New Orleans. After his death in at St. Jude Convalescent Home in Kazlauskas of Dexter and Mrs. John ...:-...... ;;~------+------+------~It SILKIENCE BARE ELEGANCE THERAGRAN 1985 she moved to Birmingham. Livonia after an illness of several
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.&-A- THE NORTHVILLE R~COflD-Wednesd8)', June 4,1986 Davis, Dunkerley, McMahon address school issues .. :~ Voters in the Northville school there have been few opportunities to native uses for all its surplus ,~district who go to the polls in Mon- seek an open seat without challeng- buildings. , · •day'S election will select from three ing an incumbent. "We need to look at how we can ·' candidates to fill two four-year terms benefit the entire community,'" he , : on the Northville board of education. He notes that Karen Wilkinson's notes. '." i~ Incumbent Glenna Davis is seeking decision not to seek another term Having recently toured 'the ,- her second full term on the board. prompted him to throw his hat in the Moraine facility, McMahon says he :; Challengers Joseph L. Dunkerley ring this year. Though not was "really impressed" with the pro. :-:and Robert McMahon are vying for dissatisified with the current board, gram and would like to see an exp~- ; , their first term. MaMahon says he believes he can br- sion of the present offerings to' in- I: Longtime trustee Karen Wilkin- ing an "independent perspective" to clude senior citizens. ~. son's decision not to seek a fourth the district. ;...term ensures that a new face wl1ljoin "I have two children at Winchester "We have to address the entire '.: the board. and am very interested in the quality community from early childhood 'to • J The three candidates recently were education they are getting," senior citizens," he says. "I think t; interviewed by The Record. Reports McMahon says, noting that the senior citizens are a resource we 'from those interviews follow. school system was among the haven't tapped." reasons he moved his family to Nor- Having spent the past few weeks thville in 1978. campaigning door·to-door, MaMahon says class size seems to be among the .Glenna Davis Community and Economic biggest concerns voiced by residents. Development Manager of the Southeast Michigan Council of While he would like to see the board First appointed to the board in 1981 ROBERT McMAHON GLENNA DAVIS :JOSEPH DUNKERLEY to fill the remaining term of former Governments (SEMCOGl, MaMahon look at that Issue, he notes that class size needs to be weighed against trustee Richard Barron, Glenna Northville Board of Education. She is has an impressive list of civic in- A supervisor at Ford Motor Com- because of that program's shortcom. volvement. other factors such as cost and impact Davis was elected to her first full a senior at Eastern Michigan Univer- pany, Dunkerley says he believes his ings. He says he views his candidacy for on curriculum. : term in 1982. / sity and is a member of the National business background can bring a dif- "I would like to see all children The five-year veteran of the board the school board as a "further exten- Organization for Women, League of ferent perspective to the current seek their own potential.'" sion" of his commitment to serving In addition to his SEMCOG post, says she is seeking another term to Women Voters. Art Guild, Northville board. Dunkerley has been employed with McMahon also is involved in many focus attention on finetuning the cur- Action Council and PTA. Among the priority items Ford Motor Company for 20 years. the community. local and area organizations. He iSJa rent program as well as to bring to She also serves on the Schoolcraft Dunkerley says he would like to see He holds a bachelor's degree in Among the priority issues he member of the Northville Regional the forefront issues left on the College Women's Advisory Commit- the board address are energy mechanical engineering from the believes the board needs to address Psychiatric Hospital Citizens M- backburner during the past few tee and is a member of the Michigan . maintenance, a unified curriculum University of Cincinnati and are future facility needs, finetuning visory Council (he chaired the group years. Media ProJect, a group working to thrOUghout the district and a clearly master's in business administration curriculum and updating the long from 1984-85); the Madonna College , The incumbent says she feels her improve the images of women in all defined gifted and talented program. from Xavier University. He is com- range plan. Gerontology Advisory Committee; strengths as a school board member media with particular emphasis on As supervisor of energy, en- missioner of Under 14 boys soccer, a McMahon says he is pleased that AdVisory Council to the Area Agency : include her accessability as well as advertising. vironmental and preventive former soccer coach and was the thrust of the board's goals for the on Aging; Board of Directors, United her ability to listen to constituents. As a member of Project Peer, maintenance planning for the engine treasurer of Cub Scout Pack 721 from next few years will be on improVing Community Services - Wayne Divi. . Priority issues for Davis include Davis is working with the organiza- division at Ford Motor Company, 1984-85. In 1984, he and his ,wife curriculum at all levels. ,sion; Board of Directors for the facility usage. finetuning the current tion in puttmg together a report on Dunkerley says he believes his pro- received the Honored Parents Award "I think that goal is extremely im- Michigan Industrial Developers program and developing programs the status of Title IX in Wayne Coun- fessional insight could help the from Moraine School at the portant," he notes. "We need to be Association and the Executive Com- for special needs students such as the ty. She also is serving on the Nor- district in implementing its. energy Founders' Day Banquet. working for all students as well as all mitlee of the Michigan Community academically gifted. thville State Hospital Security Coun- maintenance program. Dunkerley resides at 20370 Wood- parents and staff." Development Director's Assoelatioll. Noting that the district has "too ell. In looking at the district's surplus bend with his wife, Joyce, and their He says h~ ~oul~ like to see the He holds a bachelor's degree f~in many buildings," Davis says she Davis resides at 19405 Fry with her buildings, Dunkerley says he sup- five children. boar~ form c~tlZens groups to study the University of Connecticut and,a would like to see the school board husband, John, and their three ports the idea of renting the Main curnculum m the. same way It master's from Wayne State Universi- look at alternate uses for its Main children. Street site, but would not sell the brou~ht ~o~ethe~ ~esldents to explore ty. He is a member of the Northville Street and Cooke facilities. She states building at this time. Robert McMahon she would consider seJling the Main the dlstnct s facilIty n~s. Colony Estates Subdivision Board Joseph Dunkerley Having worked on the district's He notes one area which could use and the Winchester PT A . Street site to contribute to Nor- future needs committee, Dunkerley A resident of the community for community input is development of . thville's downtown. notes that the "potential in the eight years, Robert McMahon says the gifted and talented program, McMahon resides at 42029 Sun- She says she is pleased with the A resident of North Beacon Woods township is tremendous. that while he's considered petitioning In the area of facilities, McMahon nydale with his wife, Bonnie, and two success of the Moraine Early since 1980, Joseph Dunkerley was a "We have to make sure we can ac- for a school board post in the past, says the board needs to look at alter· children. 'Childhood Development Center and constant presence at school board commodate that situation," he adds, would like to see continued support meetings during the school closing noting that the district might need its for the program as well as the discussions two years ago. current surplus facilities to house an district's latch-key offerings. Though a member of the PTA and in~reasing student population. She notes the board is in the pro- other school committees, Dunkerley In the curriculum area, Dunkerley cess of outlining a maintenance pro- notes that it was not until the district says he would like to see the district gram to keep the district's facilities began discussing closing Moraine unify its program so that there is ('on- in shape. that he approached the board table. tinuity from one grade level to the Having focused much of its atten- With his wife Joyce, Dunkerley next. tion on the district's physical plants prepared neighborhood statistics on PLANT:; He notes that while the administra- during the past few years, Davis says population projections and presented tion has made major efforts to , the board already has committed them to the board during its discus- change the curriculum in recent itself to fine tuning programming - sions about closing Cooke and years, Dunkerley says there still is particularly at the high school level. Moraine. His initiative brOUght him room for improvement. 'NOWg· She notes that the board's goals for to the attention of school ad· Among the curriculum areas the the next few years include assessing ministrators and board members board needs to address is the gifted both the middle school program and and eventually landed him a spot on and talented program, Dunkerley the elementary school day as well as both the middle school advisory com- feels. -. examining the co-curricular and mittee and the elementary redistric- A former vice president of the Nor- " elective programs at the high school. ting committee. thville Association for the " Davis also notes that the board will "I started thinking about running Academically Talented (a group for _.. BUY 3 be developing a program for the for the board about a year ago," parents of academically gifted academically gifted. Dunkerley says, adding that he feels students), Dunkerley says the ROSE BUSHES "We do not have a well-defined pro- familiar with the board's operations district currently does not meet· all t) gram," she admits, noting that the having attended most of its meetings the needs of high achievers. ROSES GET FREE board is hoping to bring together during the past two years. "I think a better program would parents of both gifted and average Noting that his father served On a enhance our otherwise good reputa- • Hedge Roses 4 LB. BOX ORTHO • Climbers students to work on developing a pro- school board for 12 years, Dunkerley tion," Dunkerley notes, adding that ROSE FOOD • HybridTeas gram. says he realizes the commitment many parents of gifted students :";;10 - -'I . Davi~ curr~ntJy js PiCsiden! Of the necessary to serve on the board. • Floribundas leave the Northville Public Schools • Grandlfloras 8-12-4 Oller 100 Varieties 4 LB. To Choose From . *~*( kd~*** BOX ..- I) . **********~~~IlAIlS••********~~~~.**********~~~~~and SRAIlS ** TREE SALE 20% OFF ALL TREES ~ DADS ARE PROUD OF THEIR GRADS - AND GRADS ARE GRATEFUL ,- " TO THEIR DADS. WHAT BETTER WA Y TO CELEBRATE FATHER'S DA Y • ORNAMENTAL TREES • SHADE TREES· MICHIGAN GROWN FRUIT TREES 'f AND GRADUATION DA Y THAN WITH A LIFETIME GIFT - THE STATEL Y • While Supplies Last· Other Selected Items Sale Priced Also ~ BANKERS LAMP! (AFTER ALL, DAD NEEDED THE WEAL TH OF A BANKER TO EDUCATE THE OFFSPRING - WHO HAS VISIONS OF BEING AS .) WEAL THY AS A BANKER!) NURSERY STOCK SEE THE CLASSIC BANKERS LAMP AT THE BROSE • EVERGREENS • GRAPEVINES • BERRY PLANTS ., "DAD AND GRAD" SALE - FEATURING - SOLID • EXOTIC & UNUSUAL SPECIMENS " BRASS LAMPS, SOLID BRASS WITH SOLID OAK BASE • GROUND COVERS • FLOWERING SHRUBS LAMPS, AND SPECTACULAR SOLID BRASS WITH ~,- .- BLACK MARBLE BASE DESK SETS (LAMP WITH PENS PERENNIALS ANNUALS.- . SHADE PLANTS Complete Line ' c , Impatiens & Begonias &.ROCK GARDEN • Petunias \" __ " ... INCLUDED). ALL LAMPS HA VE GREEN CASED GLASS • PartSles -:~ ." ~ It" PLANTS • Mangolds to , 7\ SHADES. 99~TraY8 • Snapdragons -...,'." 95 Over 150 Varieties to Choose • SalVia ~ !,. _ SALE LASTS TEN DAYS ONLY OR S9 Flatof and More '. • WHILE SUPPLIES LAST 12 Trays • e4m. $1450 Flat ~ S895 -:J v gg Pot of 18 89 Tray 'Iat GERANIUMS 69 . $1 4 PLANT TRAY 95 $11 FLAT of 32 69 50 $1 41n. Pot $18 Doz. \ I f4...... --j;.-_-li----J Early Garden Vegetables I \ Ready to Plantl .Ctbbogt .HM e:t:DBRaSE ~.:,...+... ELECT'RICAL CONSTRUCTION, INC 37400 W. 7 MILE ROAD MaN" TUES., WEO , SAT, t 3D,' 00 LIVONIA, MI 48152 • (313) 464·22" THURS , FRI. t 30·' 00 ." WGdllesday, June 4,1988- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7-A .,~~~ City water costs flow to subdivision GET Quality Brlnd "-m. .., : EquJpmenllor All ' .:. TO YourClmplng and • By ANITA CRONE have been exempted from the project Jerry Hatch, another lot owner, slon because they were unable to sports Needs may Join the special assessment told council he was under the Impres- drink the water." .Clty water will be coming to the district; however, they would have to sion that he would have to dig a well "The city is not forcing water on KNOW southeast portion of Northvllle pay the entire per lot cost at one time If he built a home In the area. Estates, but not everyone is happy and would also be assessed Interest. anyone," Mayor Paul Vernon said. • "I'd rather put the $4,000 into city "We are only acting on the petition." THE .about it. water," Hatch said. , . Acting on a petition signed by pro- Among those most vehemently op- Vernon added there had been op- perty owners of 12lots In the southern posed to the assessment was Richard The southend project costs would position a year ago when several GREAT portion of the subdiVision, City Coun- King, who told council: "I'm per- cover only water lines. sewers were residents In the north area of Nor- cil unanimously approved the crea- sonally opposed to this assessment. 1 not inclUded In the project and David thville Estates had indicated opposi- oUTOOO RS Oust 011 your pioneering SPirit and Invested my $4,000 Into a well two Maley, the man who started the peti- tion to water being broUght Into that IIYcamPlng Olscoverlun and. tion of a special assessment district adventure In the great outdoors., to pay for the project. However, as It years ago. 1don't want to have to pay tion, noted he did not Intend to peti- portion of the subdivision. However, It again." tion for sewers at this time. when the actual assessment list was · had done preViously for water mains 477-8116 . In. the northern part of the develop- City Manager Steven Walters told "I've lived with wells before, and 1 prepared most of those originally op- IBerdJnaf< ment, council specifically excluded the gathering that previous policy have found it much more cost effec- posed to the project had requested to 32715 Grand River, Farmington . five lot owners who had protested the had indicated people could continue tive to have city water than wells," be Included. Open Mon.-Fri. Noon-9; Sat. 1O-S; Sun. Noon-S project. to use their wells as long as the water Maley noted. "In talking to some Final listing of the lot owners in the Cost of the project In the southern quality tested properly. However. neighbors, 1also know there has been northern district was held June 2. end of the subdivision was set at once the city water came Into the a real problem with the water quality Walters estimated water would be $4,044 per lot, with the cost to be subdivision. no new well permits of some wells. There are people who brOUght into the southern end of the spread over 15 years. Those who would be Issued. have had to move out of the subdlvl- subdivision by the end of August. Charlotte & Susanne Bruce of There's lots of room for small motels C.S. Stevee' 5, Inc.', • . 'With the number I)f large hotels businesses felt price played a role in • opening in the area, one might think their guests' selection of their motel. cordially invite you to 'that the area's small motels would However, Hulsman described , fear for their survival. But so far, another aspect of his motel that gives attend our semi-annual,' , ~ey are not. 'There are so many travelers in the area. it an appeal different from that of a Hank Huisman, owner of the Fair There will be more competition for them, large hotel. "It's a nice, qUiet place. sale Lane Motel on Grand River In Novi, The guests are away from the traffic starting June 16th, 1986.: ·said, "There are so many travelers but they'll all end up somewhere.' and noise generated by a bigger hoteL" in the area. There will be more com- .... .11 petition for them, but they'll all end At these motels, the average length let our personal shopper up somewhere." Hank Huisman of a guest's stay is one to three days • .' ,.The cost of a room per night is one motel owner and like the larger hotels, the help complete your reason motels will survive, ac- clientele really varies. Skotcher sees Summer wardrobe with " ~ording to Jack Skotcher, owner of construction people who will stay for such fabulous designer the ReVere Motel In Farmington weeks at a time, businessmen in town Hills. Ranging from $26.50 to $32.50 for a couple of nights, and occasional- labels as... .~ · depending on how many people and ly someone "just passing through the number of beds needed, Skotcher hotels, some budget hotels will be these hotels in construction of over who will stay for one night." S~'B~ · said, "Price-wise, people think our locating in this area. This is where 100rooms and of actually opening a In the increasingly competitive • rates are high so they'll think theirs more competition for his six rooms hotel will make them less than com- hotel market, a place remains for the ()~ 'u 14 ~ut4 ": , Northville Township has taken a Although the two projects are they would qualify under provisos of ing slots will be u~ by the hotel. Of- 1I~ tJi1'MU ~~ 9~ giant step toward having the first related, plans for the construction the proposed zoning. fice center parking plans showed 60 hotel constructed in the township. • were presented separately. Because the hotel plans violated more spaces than required by or- ';:lI4/UI'e ?J~ ~ "kItuIeU- . The planning commission gave current height requirements, the dinance. final site plan approval to plans to Developers of both projects had developers had asked the zoning .build a 128-room Hampton Inn at sought approval under current B-3 board of appeals to grant a height Despite the approval of the local Crossroads Shopping Center Eight Mile and Haggety roads and zoning requirements; however, once waiver. The structure will be four body, Wayne County must give its Farmington & 9 Mile Roads for construction of an office building the township's new freeway service stories high. OK for entrances and exits off Hag- at the southeast quadrant of the site. and large office zoning is in place, In addition. 20 office center park- gerty, a county road. 471-4460 GERA.NIUMS Are Cheaper By The Dozen I- Sped4t1 HANGING Your $700 BASKETS Choice Sped4t1 JUNE _ SUN LOVING 10% Senior $495 JANTZEN NATIONAL FAST SERVE CHALLENGE - le Citizen Discount· ANNUALS FLAT MEET ROSCOE TANNER IN PERSON , , Sat-Sun-Mon, June 7-8-9 (Hours: sat & Sun - Noon to 4 pm, Mon· 4 to 8 pm) 46855 Ave Mile Road Co-sponsored by Van Horn's Men's Wear and Westland Center. Tennis enthusiasts, (Between Sheldon & Beck Rds.) Bitt's 453-4712 don't miss this opportunity to test the speed of your serve against the Jantzen Radar Gun. Local winners will enter a regional showdown where 11 regional winners will compete in Maui, Hawaii. No charge for entrants. First, second and third place 1111 prizes to be given away, Famed tennis star, Roscoe Tanner will make a personal appearance on Monday -- exclusively at Westland. Advance registration available at Van Honis - Westland or during the 3-day competition. Can you top Roscoe Tanner's serve at 153 MPHI DELTA DENTAL PLAN '. Wed, June 11 (10 am to 12:30 pm and 2 to 4 pm) Any current, eligible Delta Dental Plan subscriber or dependent may attend this one- day patient review. Lot 3 (comer of Warren and Wayne Roads.) 50 STATE FLAG DISPLAY & PRESIDENTIAL PORTRAITS Frl, JUM 1.1 thru Sun, June 22 In honor of Flag Day, June 14, come visit our 50 state flags on display in the East e: Court along with portraits of the U.S. Presidents. Courtesy of Encyclopedia Britannica ROTC - CHURCHILL HIGH SCHOOL , , Sat, June 14 (11 :00 am) Excellence in military performance. See Livonia's Churchill High School ROTC in a Pella drill team performance and Honor Guard ceremony. Sliding Doorwalls CANTON CALVARY CHOIR Sat, June 14 (2:1)0 to 2:30 pm) (6 & 8 Foot Only) Treat your ears to the patriotic sounds of this 20 member choir in the West Court e: near JCPenney. 10% Off COMEDY JUGGLER Installed Price Sat, June 21 (11:30 am, 1:30 pm, 3:30 pm) Tim Rowlands will amaze you as he juggles an array of items set to music. # 1Installers in S.E. Michigan Pella Contemporary VIN ETCHING PROGRAM French Sliding Glass Door We Honor Builders Thur-Frl·Sat, June 26-27-28 (10:00 am to 6:00 pm) • Lot 2 Show Coupons AAA, Hudson's and Westland Center will again be etching vehicle 10 numbers on your car free in Lot 2 in an attempt to curb auto theft in the Tri County area. • Vinyl & Aluminum Siding 4·59 WESTLAND BEAUTY PAGEANT • Gutters Trim & Sat, June 28 (7:00 pm) - Central Court .~"• Shutters Cool. Lok. Rd Contestants must be residents of Westland, single (never married) and between the • Bays RIChordton Rd ages of 17 - 20. Applications are available at City Hall or Westland Center Management Office and must be turned in by 5:00 pm, June 9. • Bows SENIORS PLAY CARDS CASWELL MODERNIZATION CO., INC. EVERY THURSDAY (Noon to 3:00 pm) - Auditorium SHOWROOM: 9450Elizabeth Lake Rd., Union Lake WESTLAND CENTER HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 8'30 105· Sat. 10104 35000 W. Warren Road, Westland 425-5001 Ie 698 • 2081 Evenings by Appoinlmenl ,. ..,.... 8-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June 4,1986 • '\ to' ", ,,' ~ ~ '. '. t • .~<... ..:. -: /' '~ ;. ~"'I-'I I' • I I' I ~ \ .~ \ ..;;' ;"t ~ ~ ;. ~ ; I" t' " ..~ " .' .' reac owerl- ."'-. ;.· '.,..... "~ I ," f Co-op youngsiers carry Olympic torch high j. • • ,• These youngsters in the Nor-· thvi)le Cooperative Preschool 'i may be only four years old, but , they're enthusiastic pa)-- .. ticipants in the preschool's MiQi- Olympics held last Thursday f{)r • their class in the field by the PQ!St office on Cady. ::~ '.. Clockwise from upper left: ":.. Amy Graham goes through the". tires in an obstacle course wolle her brother, Eric, waits his turn. . :. Participants are off and running " in the Run and Tag relay races. • " Joshua Morris smilingly goes through the tunnel in the obstacle course. Youngsters in the Northville Cooperative proudly display > .1 , their Olympics banner and hold the torch high, :$ , .." ., ShOWingproficiency.in the t»n • • throw are Andrew lrebling and i" " Stacy Brennan. ~ ~ 'J ~ 1 Every child's a winner in these :.0' Olympics as all rece;.ye i medallions, Toddlers and three J.-' year olds held their Olymp'lcs May 27, Picnics closed bOth days' events which were under • the direction of Sylvia Kain- bouris. . ~ ·... .., 01· .--.. .: · ·j f .(, ...' Photos By Jerry Zolynsky 5-•• , I' ~I< .. YlildnesdllY, June 4,1986- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-9-A ~~J:urses!Voodoo priestess spells trouble for Sheraton ...... ::;~:' ByANITACRONE i'aga~t the hotel, charging the facUl- ,:Sheraton-Qaks as a base, she failed allowing commercial ventures from pearing on Kelly and Co. stay at the '['alwayslisten to those warnings." ::~~ l.ty withdiscrimination. ; to talk things over with Sheraton ,the premises. She couldn't have . hotel, with the televisionstation pick- , Bish~p said she was locked out of !.··..TheRev. Dr. Lady Bishopwon't be : The self-proclaimed voodoo '.Oaks management, who first heard :openedher officehere at all." Ingupthetab.Thestationdidpayfor :her hotel rooms In the dispute. But :. i:openlng an office at the Sheraton ::priestess spent four nights at the :of the effort when a number of pro- I While Bishop did move out of the . one night of Bishop'S stay and the ·her belongings, including a i .,Oaks Hotel In Novi. As far as the , NovlSheraton Oaks while promoting spective clients began calling the ',hotel, she didn't move out happily. . Cleveland·based priestess paid for I'''priceless'' rooster head used as part :~tel is concerned, she never was go- a proposed metropolitan office from hotelfor appointments. r Hotel manager Ray Biggs says he the remaining three nights. / I ofher readings, were lockedinside. ~'fmg to open an office there. But try :whlchshe would offer consultations, I·received a mailgram, informing him : Abelsaid Bishop apparently failed I The dispute was settled when Lon- I .1tlllngthat to the voodoopriestess. '·prayers and voodoo Incantations to "We must have had between50 and Bishophad "put a divine mirror bet· ,to pay for her long distance calis. ~:nieSobel,Bishop'Sbusiness manager : • If she has her way, there may not :cllents,allfor a donation,ofcourse. 100 calls," said Jerry Abel, the hotel .'ween you, me and per: ' (Limit per per :, (limit5 Flats) $8_ 99 flat,' 5 Flats) $8- 99 flat •I • dozen $22_ 00 ~,.: ----~,~~~~~~~I~~~~~_~-~~--~~.__~_~~~~~~~~~>v ;: ~ -*." SALE ENDS ':'10-86 ~ ,-.".. ~. '" ....-~'" " '" -< i"~ JarMer J'''I~S"':;'~ Gree 'Ise". ',:J "Go Where They Grow'" :;: • 40,000 Sq. Ft• 01 Greenhou... .~ .Ir-;· ,. The Reverend Dr. Lady Bishop inpriestess aWre •t''.--:'.------~..' ' !~ He-Elect '. r I J'. Frank Carollo personally invites you to the ultimate seafood barbecue. Time: all summer long Place: Monahan's Seafood Market Glenna C. Davis Trustee Northville Public Schools "Glenna C. Davis has a record of committment (e,r;, to our community and its ~; *'$<- youth. Her proven .( ....·~" leadership is needed to . Filth on thc grill! Wc know wc didn'tln\'cnt it but at ~1 \ \ l Marion Yoakey bids farewell '" .to three decades of teaching By KATHY PETERSEN ,husband plan to travel. They have This is the first in a series of stQ({es _ ,purchased a condominium In about teachers who are retiring from .' Reflecting on 36 years of teaching, Midland and already own a cottage , the NorthviJ/e School District 8~the Winchester Elementary School on Hubbard Lake. They will divide endof theschoolyear. '1 ~ teacher Marion Yockey said the best 'the spring and fall months between G'I: part of her job 'was watching her these two places. Yockey said they ," ,students "blossom." :will spend winters either in Florida '1;,1' : Yockey, who has been teaching In or visiting their daUghter in San \ 'Northville since 1974, said at the 'Diego, Calif. CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF ,,~ 'beginning of the school year her . "We'll just go off and playa little BOAR~OJV~~~'MeES- I,:'l students are shy. By the end of the year they have not only gained ,golf and watch the grass grow SPECIAL MEETING '''''' someplace where it's warm," Synopsis ;h'. knowledge and skills, but also con· ;fidence. ,Yockey said. Dale: Thursday. May 22.1986 'J;! ... . "You have watched these children Golf Is only one of the hobbies Time: As Soon Aller the Public HearlniJ<';as • Yockey plans to find more time for POSSible 11~ blossom, " Yockey said. 'after retiring. She will also read and Place: 41600Six Mile Road (-I:> She said Northville schools help the ,spend time with her ~ourchildren and Ib blossoming process along through t gr d hildre 1. eatl to Order. Supervisor Susan;.J. their special programs for students wo an c n. HeinlZ called the special meellng to order al "There are quite a few novels on 7:38p.m. fir with different needs. These pro- the shelf that can be gotten out and 2. Roll call: Present Susan J. Heintz. ·grams range from accelerated 'read now," she said. Supervisor. Georgina F. Goss. Clerk, classes for gifted students to special Richard M. Henningsen. Treasurer. Richard facilties for students with handicaps. E. Allen, Trustee, Thomas L. P. Cook. Yockey said Northville does an Trustee. James L. Nowka. Trustee, Dol\ald B. Williams. Truslee. Also Present:91.he especially thorough job of providing press and approximately 6 vlsilors, ", .. these services to students. 3. Decision on additional Are MlllaVe. Q"l. Before coming to this district in Moved and supported to approve the b!il(ot .. 1974 Yockey taught in several other language lor .6 mills lor Five years fOllo\he Conslruction, Equipping. Operaling "i1nd Michigan school districts, including Maintaining, 01 a hre stallon lor the Weii(~rn Midland, Lansing and Berkley SecMn 01 the Township and place this''p'ro- ·Schools. posal on the Augusl Primary Ballot. Roll call , Sne received her bachelor's degree CHARTER TOWNSHIP Vole: Molion carried. ! OF NORTHVILLE 4. Anal Plat for Maple Hills SubdlY\S~. :in elementary education from BOARD OF TRUSTEES Moved and supported 10 accept Ihe f1na~plat 'Michigan State University in 1950. PUBUC HEARING for Maple Hills Subdivision subJect to a reller Yockey said she continued to take SYNOPSIS of Credit lor $50,000.00 unless the Township classes from Central Michigan Engineer Indicates it should be less.UlolI Date: Thursday. May 22,1988 call Vole: Motion carried. Moved and !\Up- .University and Oakland University Time: 7:30 p.m. ported to amend Ihe motion and reQuest :toward her master's degree but Place: 41600 Six Mile Road Cash, Check of LeUer of Credillor $7,mfor .. never completed the curriculum. 1. call to Order. Supervisor Susan J. lot slakes and monumenls which are t"",be She said her husband, Fred HelnlZ called the public hearing to order at compleled by October 1986. Roll call vole: 7:30p.m. Motion carned. Moved and supported .10 :Yockey, was sick for awhile and she 2. Roll call: Present Susan J. HeinlZ. have Ihe Clerk review the lapes and mlnules :was unable to continue taking Supervisor. Georgina F. Goss, Clerk. of earlier meetings and delermine If Ihere:ls ;classes. When she was able to return Richard M. Henningsen. Treasurer, Richard a commItment made by Ihe developer of the E. Allen, Truslee. James L. Nowka, Truslee. land relallve 10 bike paths. Roll call Vole: :to school, some of the credits she had Donald B. Williams. Trustee. Also Present Motion carried. ~ already earned no longer were valid. The press and approximately 5 vlsilors. 5. Bike Path Resolution for Cedar Lakes. "I decided, 'I'll take classes I want Absent Thomas L. P. Cook. Trustee. Moved and supported to adopt Resolution to take, but forget the degree,'" 3. Public Hearing on Proposed Millage 86-51correcllng the misspelled word and 'd- renewals and addillons. Mr. Bruno Scacchll- ding "NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLV- Yockey said. tI reviewed Ihe need for financing of a fife ED". Roll call Vote: Motion carried. Another enjoyable part of her job station for the Western Section 01 the 6. Any Other Business That May ~r1y was working with the principal, other Township. Be Brought Before the Board. Road conal- t> .teachers and staff members, Yockey 4. Adjournment Moved and supported 10 lions In the area were discussed. • adjourn the public h"earing. Mollon carried. 7. Adjournment. Moved and supported to said. Public Hearing adjourned at 7:38 p.m. THIS adjourn the special meeting. Mollon carried. . Her least favorite activity was late IS A SYNOPSIS. A TRUE AND COMPLETE Meellng adjourned at 8:48 p.m. THIS IS A Record/JERRY ZOLYNSKY ;night paper grading. copy may be oblained at the Township SYNOPSIS, A TRUE AND COMPLETE COPY . "When it gets to be around 11 or Clerk's Ollice. 41600 Six Mile Road, Nor- may be obtained at the Township Clerk's PI- Marion Yockey looks forward to leaving her desk at Winchester Elementary Ihville. Michigan. 48167. :11:30, boy, you're glad when you fice. 41600 SIX. Mile Road. Northville. GEORGINA F. GOSS. Michigan 48167. • finish the last one, .. Yockey said. CLERK GEORGINA F. GOSS, After retirement Yockey and her (6-4-86 NR) CLERK. ·, - I;-·dra~nlrr-·~ boutlque-. o.£.....\ WAllPAPER 47'1totf150selecteu • r$- ·'If 41%OFF bOOks In our library. ~ B~!'~H!!!~~"SSince 1957 \~~~?r~\\.i) (J X CALL 427-6092 '~ 1\ BookS 40'10 oft all other spe<:Ia~::~o charges aedepted. I ~ SpeCial order • sented at time of order .' f eight and Handling COUpons must be pre thetWise disCOUnt Is 3S V.. r FobrkS tG'Yo Off .I . 'e(\c'l tiTHE CLIPPER" Min. sSO at sale ~~~:S:t.I,Jun.26,1966r . -'-N-D5- - I .t\\\«;.\\\~\·o(\\(\g $124900 .:.= y..\~God>\\\ FROM _a:'::;.c:e;,:~----vEiTICAl Bl . "'\~ INSTALLED AND RUNNING COUP TWO TON CAPACITY "0" Down Fmancmg Available MODEL 38EN024 ~:~~18% C RECREATEDEQUAl TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE YOU HOT All VEATlCA~ ASelettion, Servite 1'T11 ' re Quality. ,. r-30-0/0 oi£i=--i REDFORD FARMINGTONHILLS 25429 W Five Mile Road 28845 OrChard Lake Road , I I . Compo • before bUYing, l....l & Pnte me _P.V.C. 532-2160 553-2225 • • _Aluminum _Matra ... 80/, ff ~ All incoming dry clean5ng ~ SElECTED: -Capri fabriC ff 15%off • 1 ~0 S! Coupon must be ..... nted ~ ... wMn order it left for proceuing, a i WeeIdJ 1Ipeci.ra, ..... leathen ~ I end fur co.ta excluded. I \l'l';' I I ~ CHINA SALE .*-~, I OFFER GOOD THRU ""ZHt I - - OUr low prices on popular place settings I I L------COUPON---- .;". ,r." L '" ., (Jf'(HUd' LENOX tiRt~:L1Dullt(Jll Barrymore . 37 ~ Au:umn ~7. 50 A\.,..nolo 29 ~o Spell Bonder 46 7S Charlt>ton 42.S0 'lkl tmeadt 5688 WE HONOR ALL AREA COMPETITOR COUPONS. Cumberland 21 00 Cht"pe.kt S1.00 :~ ar" It ~~ ~~ MUST BE PRESENTED WITH l'ICOMING ORDER. hiS 6' doorwa~ERCUSTOMSIZESAT EQU .• DevOllon 239~ f:'hp\~ 95.00 E~~f~:t~~;f:nr29"9S OT • . • , '. Garden Empress 42 SO Ettrn.1 4S 00 'Ilarlo,," 7995 37633 FIVE MILE at NEWBURGH Ivory '" Ebony 23 9S 1l.\\\Orth H 00 'lIwh.. 31 99 . ',' KongsGuard. ~S00 )t((t"on 77.9S Kln~,,,"ood 25.00 Malverne 2100 l,'--rt\ S9.9' 'P.unnt S995 -- 464-0003 uc :J ·P~f'lJ.n Ro~ 8S 00 Sweet SurpClsc. ~S.OO Monr~ SS O Wednesday.June4.1986-THENORTHVILLERECORD-l1·A Police Blotters Naked truth:Threeexposure cases told the township ... I the man the opener. she reported she An investigation revealed the: license. keys and other Items. The ~!~ noticed he also had exposedhimself. bUilding was secure with no signs of ,value of everything taken Is "~ FATHER'S ","; Police are looking for two men and anything missIng. .'estimated at $160. a third is under a doctor's care at the , A five-speed bicycle. valued at ~~::s'(\-DA Y SPECIALS ;Psychiatric Intervention Center In ,$190. was reported stolen May 28 " , The driver's side window of a Nor- ,from the No~vllle Forest Apart· ••• In the CIty . thvllle man's 1m Lincoln was 95 ;Westland follOWingthree separate in- ARROW $15 ~~ SPIKELESS ,cldents of Indecent exposure. ments. Accordmg to police reports. broken out with an unknown object . A 43-year-old white man was taken ~e owner of the bicycle had left his I A 17-year-old female student at according to a police report. The Incl: AUREUS ~IGOLFSHOES to the Pyschiatric Intervention bIke In the entrance hallway May 'l:l ~Northville High School reported to ! dent happened between 10 p.m. on WILSON $2295 ~ $1995 ,Center May 31 after he met two Nor- ,at 1~p.m. and, when he looked for It : police that her purse was taken from 'May 26and 9 a.m. the following day. PGA TOUR ~ NEW "...... -::~- _ at 9.30 a.m. the next morning, It was , her unlocked locker on May 30 at Nothing was missing from the vehl- ;thville residents on the front porch of LARGESELECTION 4.. "DEXTERll~~ H::~ .t~eir home. The man, a former pa- gone. about 12:30 p.m. cle and damage sustained was MENSSWEATERSAU· ~,- ,.- .' " . :tJent at the Northville Regional The police report noted there ape I The purse contained a driver's estimated a1$I50. REUS"som y" V·NECKC PLUS :;;: ~; ~~..., ~sychiatric Hospital. was wearing no 'peared to be no signs of forced entry $2595 ~" LEATHER. tl~.:::,,!::' 'clo~hing at the time, according to Into the building nor were there any WILSONCARDIGANSC WATERPROOF=~~:: pohce reports. When police arrived suspectsInthe incident. $2695 "',' 95" ,.. -- at the scene. the man walked up to Detroit sues to keep land $54 , ·the patrol car and "gave rambling Wil1lam S. Thomas told police May FOOTJOY"L1TES" .and incoherent responses" when 28a white Vinyl golf bag containing 11 , ~~'" 1 off townships' tax rolls 95 ':questioned by officers. Irons and three woods was stolen MENS $49 from the Brooklane Golf Course. CooUnued from an acre for a total of $456,470. Jo''Y,A QuIk-Pik employee reported May Page 1 STARTER SETS FOOTJOY "SPIKELESS" Thomas told police he left the bag •.governmental purpose. Detroit asks Efforts to reach city of Detroit of- 29 an unknown male purchased a bot- METAL L/TE-LEATHER 95 with the clubs outside the lounge ,:that the property be struck from the flclals were unsuccessful, however, a $39 , tIe of pop at 4:50 p.m. and asked for HEADS $ 6995 '--w:_:A_TE_R_PR_O_O_F ..... :an opener. When she looked down to while he went inside to have a drtnk. "tax rolls. and that a refund of su.ch spokeswoman for the Michigan Tax iive him the bottle opener. she noted .Whenhe returned. the'bag and clubs taxes paId be repaid to Detroit WIth Tribunal said that If the tax commis- . :he was exposing himself. She called were gone. There are no suspects In • Interest and ~ts. , . slonhad not made a determination on MENS :'lthe police. who are looking for a :the incident. I However, smce the property IS not Northville Township's request. It O\~iJ~GRAPHITE SHAFT: ::':\Yftitemale. between 28-30years old, on the tax rolls, no taxes have been seemed unlikely Detroit would have "SHEARLINE" collected and no Interest is due, groundsfor a suit. METAL HEAD i~aboutsixfeettall. Police are investigating a PUTTERS Less than half an hour later at 5:15 suspected break In at 13th hole Heintz said. ./ If the suit is pursued through the Sheadded the tax board of review. tribunal, It could take a minimum of l'~m. the same employee informed refreshment stand at.Meadowbrook 95 95 .:! pglice a second man, described as Country Club. According to the police which also is named In the suit. had seven months before it even came to $15 $69 heard an appeal from Detroit regar- ' pretrial, the spokeswomansaid. 1:about six feet tall with blond hair and report, an unidentified youngster .:about 25 years old. entered the store, reported seeing a man running out ding the land. The board denied A spokesperson for Wayne County I Detroit·s appeal since "(the board) said the county had received a copy ,~purchased a bottle of pop and asked i'the bUilding about 4 p.m. May 'l:l. a LIGHTWEIGHT GOLF BAGS .i}or a bottle opener. Whenshehanded day when the club is closedto golfers. : cannot fmd any evidence that the . of the the suit against Plymouth property is being used as petition Township, but not a copy of the suit ,- , HOT-Z 95 Istates." That document was signed against Northville Township. DIAWA $39 i by Heintz March 25 and noted the The Northville Public SChoolsalso ....• ,f HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE property would be assessed at $2,000 were served with the suit. Over 60 million people in the United States have BAG " BEASSURED .' . hypertension. It is the largest single cause of preventable . Youcanquaranteealy futurefuneralex· Dustlm STANDS • disability and death. Hypertension is sometimes known as the pensesarecoveredattoday~pllces Ask ~ "Silent Killer" because i,t often has no symptoms. Tho cause C\.~ aboutourregulated Trust100 Funeral FREE 95 of hypertension is often unknown. but certain risk factors are Pre·ArranqementPiaI' ThiS and Olher NOCOSTOR $10 valuat>le",tormallon In our helplul • well known. With proper evaluation, treatment is usua.lly 's OBLIGATION: ~ bOOklplPre Allanqemenl Make~ Sense USEFUL, • simple and may help prevent life threatening or disabl'llng JamesW,1I.. 39500FIVEMILEROAD r;e;~1~ "HOURS: 420-4653 '. conditions such as stroke and heart disease. FACTS' (Between 1-275and H.ggerty) "~~L.::) 11:30•.m.-10p:m. 420-2228 " .' .' For a complete blood pressure evaluation and treatment ~ ... ~ '.' . call Laurel Park Medical Clinic 'at 464-8222 for an (Phoneus ormall,nlh,scoupon) " ',~ appointment. Yes.I'm ,nterested,n moredetlllison pre-planning.Pleasesendmeyourbook- 37672 Professional Center Drive ~W"LL let "Pre-Arrangement Makes Sense" Ft·XER.~L 1I0'U;S. IX.'. NOTICE Near Six Mile Road and Newburgh 3 LOCATIONS-ALL NEARFREEWAYS Name Monday-Saturday with evening hours available CITY OF NOVI Address REQUEST FOR BIDS R~dlorO- 25450 PlymoulhRd C,ty State ~ Llvon,a- 37000 SIX M,IeHO 937-3670 WINDOW WASHING CONTRACT " DeltOll- 4412 LlvcrnOI~Ave Z'P. Phone ; The City of Novi will receive sealed bids for a window washing ::.,...------contract for all City owned buildings. ~: Bids will be received until 2:00 P.M., prevailing eastern time. ; ~ Wednesday. June 18. 1986at the Office of the City Clerk, 45225W. " " ) - Ten Mile Road, Novl, Michigan 48050.Bids will be publicly opened ,. and read at that time. Envelopes must be plainly marked, "WIN- NOTICE DOW WASHING CONTRACT," and must bear the name of the bid- .' - , .' OF NOVI der. -' cn:v The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. REQUEST FOR BIDS any part of the same, to waive any irregularities. and to make the award in a manner that is in the best interest of the City of Nov!. HEATING/COOLING CAROL J. KALINOVIK PURCHASING AGENT MAINTENANCE CONTRACT (6-4-86NN NR) The Cily of Novi will receive sealed bids for a preventive maintenance contract and emergency repairs for all city owned heating and cooling equipment. Bids will be received until 3:00 P.M.• prevaling eastern time. Wednesday. June 18, 1986 at the Office of the City Clerk, 45225W. , " Ten Mile Road, Novi. Michigan 48050. Bids will be publicly opened and read at that time. Envelopes must be plainly marked, CITY OF NORTHVILLE "HEATING/COOLING PREVENTIVE MAINTENANCE CONTRACT." BUDGET ADOPTION RESOLUTION and must bear the name of the bidder. Bids must be submitted on forms provided by the City of Nov\. Proposal forms and specifica- 1986-87CITY BUDGET tions may be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk. The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids, AND USE OF FEDERAL REVENUE SHARING any part of the same, to waive any Irregularities, and to make the WHEREAS. a public hearing has been held as required by City award In a manner that Is In the best interest of the City of Novl. Charter and the Federal Revenue Sharing regulations: CAROL J. KALINOVIK NOW THEREFORE BE iT RESOLVED,that the City's 1986millage PURCHASING AGENT levy be set as follows: (6-4-86 NN NR) City Operating (July levy) 14.28mills S. Main Paving(July levy) 0.40mill ::r------...... Street reconstruction (July levy) 1.00mill ~ .CITY OF NORTHVILLE Randolph Drain (December levy) 1.00mill .' BE IT RESOLVEDFURTHER, that a property tax administrative fee NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CITY OF NORTHVILLE of one percent (1%) as provided by Public Act 206of 1893,as amend- ed, be added to the 1986winter tax bills, but not the 1986City or Sum- "'r ., PROPOSED ORDINANCE NOTICE OF mer School bills. BE IT RESOLVED FURTHER, that the 1981Hl7City Budget be Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held on PUBLIC HEARING adopted as follows: Monday, June 16, 1986, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Room of the ;: ~ Northville Municipal Building, 215W. Main Street to consider the PROPOSED COMMERCIAL GENERAL FUND Property taxes $1.271,060 REVENUES: licenses& fees 14,500 following: REDEVELOPMENT DISTRICT State grants 2,000 AN ORDINANCE TO CREATE A BUDGET STABILIZATION Federal grants 20,000 FUND. SUMMARIZED AS FOllOWS: Notice is hereby given that a public hearingwill be held by the Nothvllle State-shared revenues 398,400 The City of Northville ordains: City Council on Monday,June 16,1986.at 8:00p.m. in the Council Roomof the Municipal Building, 215West MainStreet, to consider the following: Sales of services 37,980 Section 1. FUND CREATED Fines& forfeits 53,100 Section 2. APPROPRIATIONS TO FUND Establishment of a Commercial Redevelopment District under Act 255. " PublicActs of 1978.as amended, to include the following described proper- Miscellaneous 86,100 .. Section 3. LIMITATIONS ty• inter·fund reimbursements 711,280, I Section 4. INVESTMENT TO FUND Legal Description: That part of Lot 697 of ASSE.SSOR·SNORTHVILLE Section 5. APPROPRIATIONS FROM FUND PLAT ,JIIO.7, as recorded In Llber 66 of Plats. page 47. Wayne County REVENUETOTAL $2,594.42~ I ,J Section 6. EFFECTIVE DATE - This ordinance shall become ef- Records. described as beginning at the Northwest corner of said lot: fective ten (10)days after enactment thereof by a two-thirds (2/3) thence North 85 degrees 23minutes East88.63 feet; thence South1degree GENERAL FUND' Legislative&Judlcial 16.200" .' 27minutes 22seconds East46.01feet parallel to the ElI'stline of the lot and EXPENDITURES: Administrative 324,800 ", vote of the City Council, and after publication thereof. Buildings & Grounds 193,300 Section 7. A complete copy of the ordinance Is available to the 12.00feet West at right angles therefrom: thence South 85 degrees 36 " minutes 48 seconds West 35.35 feet parallel to the South line of the lot; Police Department 892,800: public at the City Clerk's Office during regUlar business hours. thence North 1 degree 27minutes 22seconds West 5.00feet; thence South Fire & Inspection 81,450 85 degrees 36 minutes 48 seconds West53.42feet; thence North1degree14 Public Works 401,840 Introduced: 5-27·86 Cathy M. Konrad minutes 20 seconds West 40.66feet along the West line of the lot to the 1.- ...... Recreation & Cultural 138,5gn Published: 6-4-86 City Clerk point of beginning. Other Division 545,440. . CATHYKONRAD CITYCLERK EXPENDITURETOTAL $2,594,420 " (6-4-88 NR) STREETFUND REVENUES: MAJORSTREETS LOCAL STREETS: .....:" ------.., Gas& Weighttaxes $ 110,000 $ 44,000 CITY OF NORTHVILLE Local contributions 18,910 78,880 NOTICE OF PUBLI~ HEARING Total Revenues $ 128.910 $ 122.800 Notice Is herby given that a public hearing will be held on Monday, Total Expenditures $ 128,910 $ 122,800 July 7, 1986, at 8:00 p.m. in the Council Room of the Northville PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTFUND: Municipal Building, 215W. Main Street to consider the following: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND TITLE IV. CHAPTER 12ZONING OR· Total Revenues $ 871,700 DINANCE, OF THE CODE OF ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF NOR· Total Expenditures $ 871,700 THVILLE, SPECIFICALLY AS REGARDS TO SECTION 5.50 AC- CESSORY BUILDINGS BE AMENDED BY ADDING SUBSECTIONS FEDERALREVENUESHARING FUND: 5.05.01THRU 5.05.06. Total Revenues $ 40,000 The City of Northville Ordains: Total Expenditures $ 40,000 Section 1. Section 5.05, Accessory Building be amended by ad· ding subsections 5.05.01 thru 5.05.06, which Is summarized as BE IT RESOLVED FURTHER, that the City Manager is hereby follows: authorized to transfer up to ten percent (10%)of each appropriation Section 5.05.01- Regulation of Earth Terminal Antenna or Earth to any other appropriation within each fund, but not between funds •• Terminal. BE IT RESOLVEDFURTHER, that the financial plans Included In Section 5.05.02- Statement of Intent the 1986-87City Budget Document for the Equipment Fund, the Section 5.05.03• Definition - Earth Terminal Antenna or Earth Ter- Water & Sewer Fund, the Parking Fund, the Special Assessment minal·main Reflector Fund, the Public library Fund, the Recreation Fund, the Senior Section 5.05.04- Permit Required Citizens Service Fund, the Allen Terrace Operating Fund, the South Section 5.05.05· Application for Permit Main Paving Fund and the DDA Bond Reserve Fund are hereby ac- Section 5.05.06 - Installation Requirements - Ground Mounted cepted and approved. ·Roof Mounted BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that any Federal Revenue Sharing Section 2. A complete copy of the ordinance is available to the Funds which may be received for the 1986-87Entitlement PeriOd be public at the City Clerks Office during regUlar business hours. reserved for the replacement of a City fire truck, Section 3. Effective Date· This ordinance shall become effective Motion by Councilman Folino, supported by Mayor Protem Gard- ten (10)days after enactment thereof and after publication thereof. ner, motion carried unanimously. Cathy M. Konrad Cathy M. Konrad .~, Introduced: 5-27-88 (6-4·88NR) City Cieri< ",L--~------'"published: 6-4·88NR City Clerk I" 12·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June 4, 1986 • -- Classic Interiors----.,. 6TH ANNUAL W~REHOUSE SALE • mERE WILL BE A Saturday, June 7th 9:30-5:30 ENTERATREAR SMALL CHARGE WAREHOUSE FOR DELIVERY Sunday, June 8th 1:00-5:00 ENTRANCE i MANY ITEMS BELOW WHOLESALE ~ We will be closed Friday. June 6. 1986 to mark and arrange items for sale. I Once-A- Year we clean our warehouse and otTer fantastic savings • _a ., D ~).!J..", t== § c:::i I I I I on drastically reduced floor samples, discontinued styles, damaged Welcoming visitors .. - ~":....J' Wearing the long ~kirts and shawl c~llars that Reservations should be made with Sally ,. ~r-: rm identify them as Mill Race Docents, Lmda Max- Henrikson, Mill Race secretary, at 348-1845.The ~ IfdEBF field, left, and Betty Omar pause on the bridge bridge leading to the village last month was nam- n leading to the historical village. Mill Race ed in honor of the Jack Burkmans, in recognition A Historical Village, located on Griswold off East of their dedication to the village. The New School Main near the Ford Motor Company plant, opened Church, Wash Oak Schoolhouse, Yerkes House, items, one-of-a- kind chairs, sofas, lamps, pictures, end tables, dining for the season last Sunday. Itwill be open from 1-4 Hunter House and Mill Race Weavers' Cottage p.m. Sundays with docents on duty in the are open for tours. The Hirsch blacksmith shop is • buildings to relate their history for visitors. nearing completion. ~. Docents also are available for special tours. Free summer concerts scheduled tables, dining chairs, and now, leather sofas & chairs and many more Plans for a lo-event summer con- gazebo in Mill Race Historical The Northville jazz band plays on cert series have been announced by Village during the holiday festivities. Aug. 1, and the Novi Concert Band on the Northville Arts Commission. The Friday night concerts continue Aug 8, Aug. 22 and Sept. 5. Virginia Patak, chairperson of the at 7:30 p.m. July 11 with the commission, noted the merchants' Schoolcraft Wind Ensemble; on July The concerts will be held at the association would pick up some of the 18 with the Northville jazz band; on Town Square park across from the costs incurred for the programs and July 25 with the Novi Concert Band. clock, unless otherwise noted. requested city council's financial assistance to help defray the addi- items-too numerous to mention. MANY ITEMS BELOW WHOLESALE tional costs until the commission Masons promote breakfast could reimburse the municipality. The Northville High School Alumni The annual Fourth of July nounced. Jazz Band will kick-off the summer breakfast at the Northville Masonic Serving begins at 6:30 a.m. and series with an 8 p.m. concert June 20, Temple, 106 E. Main St., will feature continues until the parade begins. ~!lf.!!!~h!'!!!':!!!!!1\1 followed by the Schoolcraft Wind an expanded menu this year. I Pancakes, ham, scrambled eggs, Phone 474-6900 • 20292 Middlebelt Road. Livonia ~ Ensemble, which will perform at 7:30 Union Chapter Number 55, Royal hash brown potatoes, orange juice (2 Bllts. S. or8 Mile) ~ I@J: I p.m. June 27. Arch Masons, is sponsoring the all- and coffee will be served. The cost is All sales tinal • No holds or lay-aways • No terms. Visa or Mastercard accepted. At noon, July 4, the Novi Concert you-can-eat breakfast, Excellent $3 for adults and $1.50 for children Items ,n ad are skell:hes and nOl nc:eeuanly avadable. Band is scheduled to perform at the High Priest Richard J. Suetterlin an- age 12and under. OFFICIAL NOTICE TO I ELECTORS OF THE @l CITY OF NOVI I OF INTENT TO ISSUE BONDS SECURED BYTHE TAXING POWER OF THE CITY AND RIGHT OF REFERENDUM THEREON PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the City Council of the City of Novi, County of Oakland, Michigan, intends to issue special assessment bonds of the City in the total principal amount of not to exceed $4,500,000 for the purpose of defraying Special Assessment Districts Nos. 84, 85and 86share of the cost of road, water and drainage improvements in said special assessment districts . , in the City. The special assessment bonds shall mature serially in not to ex... ceed fifteen (15) annual installments, with interest payable on the unpaid balance at a rate of not to exceed 13 percent per annum, or such higher rate of interest as may be authorized by law. i I SOURCE OF PAYMENT OF BONDS . j ; The principal and interest of the special assessment bonds shall be 1 payable primarily from collections of an equal amount of special assessments and the bonds shall also pledge the full faith and credit of the City of Novi. IN CASE OF THE INSUFFICIENCY OF THE SPECIAL ASSESSMENTS, THE .PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST ON THE BONDS SHALL BE PAYABLE FROM THE GENERAL FUNDS OF THE CITY OR, IF NECESSARY, FROM AD VALOREM TAXES LEVIED UPON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY, SUBJECT TO APPLICABLE CHARTER, STATUTORY AND CONSITUTIONAL LIMITATIONS. Bank to win at a Michigan machine) transaction, you get a MoneyHI machine near you. receipt that becomes your game RIGHT OF REFERENDUM You too, can bank to win with ticket. Just scratch off the three THE BONDS WILL BE ISSUED WITHOUT VOTE OF THE ELECTORS any Michigan Money or Magic . silver squares to see if you're a Linc~ 24 hour banking carel. winner. UNLESS A PETITION REQUESTING AN ELECTION ON THE QUESTION OF IS- Win up to $5,000 cash or col- SUING THE BONDS, SIGNED BY NOT LESS THAN 10% OF THE REGISTERED lect I<:ttcr:-.that spell SMART Hurry ... the Michigan Money ELECTORS IN THE CITY, IS FILED WITH THE CITY COUNCIL BY DEPOSITING MONEY for a chance to win a Sweepstakes is available only SAID PETITION WITH THE CITY CLERK WITHIN FORTY-FIVE (45) DAYS 1986 Buick Skyhawk, Four while ArM game tickets last. Winns Powerboat, or a trip for Stop by any Michigan National AFTER PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE. If such a petition is filed, the bonds two anywhere in the U.S. office, and get your Michigan cannot be issued without an approving vote of a majority of electors voting on . . " Money card and demonstration. the question; , Your Michigan Mo~ey receipt IS There's never been a better time I your swecpstakcs tlckct. to discover the case and conve- THIS NOTICE is given pursuant to the requirements of Section 5 (g) of Act When you make a MiChiga~nience of Michigan Money ~ Money ATM (automatic teller banking. 297, Public Acts of Michigan, 1909,as amended, Further information concern- ing the matters set out in this notice may be secured from the City Clerk's of.. } (RI ~ fice. !J MiChigan National Banks GERALDINE STIPP ...~ The ~mart money i~with 1I~. CITY CLERK t •• nK. Ih r.., I....If' "1\",,I..hl, IhftKI)th \lH.lllf'{Jn \tUfk \ nUt hll~" Hr h, \\ hllf1)t Ill' ,I I,,, ~Jnk II, ..." III "" 11I~"1l "un..\ '\\t'\p,I,lIw' (~4 ..86 NR, NN) .w I' t l I~I\ .IMI". 1""'"1)1 \1" '")tom ,",)I", ""1 ..,In \\111nllih IhJf_ tHlt,t. hUII~nl\ \IKlf II' ....I"" h,t\ 'rt' ,n .1'\\ ,.Ilt, ,I.., ,If, ,1'Mlhk \1tml"r ...lllltl 1------1.- °1 = Wednesday, Juna 4,1986- THE NORTHVILLE RECORO-l3-A ".'. ~," ...~.- Reclaiming -~.~ Walled Lake ., • ....• The R,ouge ".· By KATHY PETERSEN staff writer While ~fficials and environmentalists are glad this coming Saturday's Roug~ Rl~er Clean-Up Day will focus attention on efforts to reverse the The deteriOration of the Rouge, they acknowledge a clean river won't be built in a day. Rouge River: Stat.e and local officials will attempt to correct the decades-old problem of pollution in the Ro~ge River with a 2O-yearprogram beginning this summer. ' The program will be coordinated by the Southeast Michigan Council of L__ . From Walled Lake Governments (SEMCOG> under contract from the state Department of · , Natural Resources. to Phoenix Lake SEMCOG .Enyironm~ntal Engineer Kathy Berry noted the problem of heavy pollution 10 the rIver has been building for more than 50years. "It took a long time for it to get this bad," Berry said. Experts haye not ye.t Pi;npo.in~edall the sources of the pollution, but they Twelve Mile agree the ~a1O cause is SIX bilhon gallons of sewage draining into the river fr~m combmed sewer overflows. Other contributing factors include non- POll~tsources and general debris and trash. ·.... The river is currenUy 'labeled by the -~, federal government as safe for partial body HBasically the contact, said Roy Schrameck, Michigan r~verhas not had Department of Natural Resources district supervisor for surface water quality. Par- · .' anything significant tial body contact means it is suitable for ~.-. aimed at it in wading, fishing and boating. But Schrameck said the Rouge "is not years. It's just in even capable of supporting those uses dismal shape. " now." He said the river is usually safe for par- tial body contact but after a heavy rain it Eleven Mile may contain a high concentration of bacteria. Sewer systems in the river basin are combined sewer overflows, meaning t~e stormwater drainage pipes also carry sewage. After a heavy rain the pIpes can not handle both systems so some of the untreated sewage and rtin- water is drained direcUy into the river. Schrameck said the sewage contains bacteria found in the intenstinal systems of warm-blooded animals, including humans. These bacteria in the water increase the risk for humans to contract any water-borne disease. When these sewers were built, the system was legal and accepted as a safe method for disposing of sewage and rainwater. "This was the accepted technology, not only in Detroit and Michigan, but allover the country a few years ago," Wayne County Environmental Health Director Glenn Brown said. Ten Mile He said this form of pollution will continue until a viable alternative system is devised and constructed. "The alternate to dumping it in the river is having it go - into everyone's basement," said Brown. It is difficult to locate a source for non-point pollution. A ;§- common cause of this type of pollution is rainfall running City of over the soil and into the river. The water picks up dif- ferent b'a'cteria and matenals from 'the soil. ' Novi Brown said some of the industrial sewage from area businesses also feeds directly into the river. Through the summer the DNR will be monitoring the water quality. ThrOUgh this they will develop a data base and help determine where and to what degree the problem exists. "It's a very complex river system and the solutions will be just as complex," Brown said. He added the federal goal for the river is to make the it Nine Mile "swimmable and fishable." Points along the river are currently used for both purposes but many of the fish species are understocked and the river Is not always safe ... for swimmers, he said. Q) Berry said clean-up committees have not determined 'E Q) where or how they will begin to tackle the problem, but u June 7 Michigan residents will kick off the effort with a physical clean-up. People from the 47 communities the Rouge passes through on its 12&-milejourney will pitch In to help remove log jams and trash, like tires, from the river. The river passes through Oakland, Wayne and Washtenaw counties. · Bruce Monson, Rouge River Watershed Coalit\l:m of Lend a hand. : Governments director, said part of the current debate about the clean-up project centers on where to begin. One Here's how of the worst areas is the Hubbard-50uthfleld outfall near Eight Mile : Dearborn. Of the six billion gallons of sewage drained an- Since headwaters for the Middle Rouge River , nually into the river, between Ih and Ik comes from the are based just north of Northville in and around I Hubbard-5outhfield outfall. Novi and Walled Lake, officials from these two The other point being considered for beginning is the cities are hoping to stir up plenty of public par- head waters in Novi and Plymouth. The argument for City of ticipation from their own and from surrounding • starting the project there is the head waters are pot as communities for clean-up activities this Satur- I polluted and would be easier to clean so the goal of being Northville Main day. : l;wirnmable and fishable would be reached faster. Plus the And with post-cleanup activities from cookouts I head waters are downstream from the Hl:bbard- to regattas, they're planning to make Rouge Southfield outfall. If the outfall is cleaned first pollut ...n River Clean-Up Day fun as well as productive. from the headwaters will wash down and re-pollute the In Novi, the city and Michigan Tractor and already cleaned area. Machinery will co-sponsor a cookout with free Monson, Friends of The Rouge Director, said organizers hot dogs and refreshments for cleanup are leaning toward cleaning the head waters first. volunteers. Volunteers are urged to register for Wherever organizers decide to begin the cleaning, June Seven Mile their assignments at 8 a.m. Saturday and work : ,7 will mark the beginning of one of the first major clean-up through noon, when the cookout will be held. efforts ever conducted on the Rouge. Registration will take place at Michigan Tractor "Basically the river has not had anything significant :J: and Machinery, located at 24800 Novi Road aimed at it in years. It's just In dismal shape," Schrameck :i' (south of Grand River), and volunteers will be CD said. U> deployed at different spots along the river. City Brown said the June 7 clean up may not Improve water o DPW officials will help coordinate the efforts at quality much but It will increase public awareness, one of :"' each location. For Information on Novi's cleanup the things necessary for malntalr.lng the river after the 20- effort, contact the city DPW at 349-4300. year program is finished. In Walled Lake, Rouge River Cleanup Day will "It mayor may not have that much effect on water focus on Walled Lake's Mercer Beach on the , quality," Brown said. . north part of the lake itself. Boy Scout Troop 170, He said removing log jams and other large debris will the Multl·Lakes Conservation Association and allow the water to move freely but the main benefit of the the Walled Lake Jayl'ees will participate by • citizen Involvement Is garnering support for the long-term harvesting debris and loading It in dump trucks clean-up effo~. or dumpsters. Six Mile Registration will take place at 8 a.m. at the beach. Volunteers are asked to provide their own work clothes and work gloves. The cleanup In Walled Lake will be followed by , , a band, refreshments and hot dogs, Hoble Cat • Northville and windsurfing regattas from noon to 3:30 p.m. , ' The Department of Natural Resources plans to Township provide a variety of educational exhbits as well. An exhibit of the Novi Special race car by Dick Morris Chevrolet will be offered. • In Walled Lake, sponsors of the Cleanup Day Include Lakeside Shoprlte, Pepsl·Cola, Burka Associates, A&P, McDonalds and Greater Media Cablevlsion. For further Information on the cleanup, Hoble Cat and windsurfing displays and races, contact Sam DeLaRos'\ at 624 , • Art/pago design by JEFFREYLAPINSKI H .. 14·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD GENERAL EXCELLENCE ·.. WINNER Editorials 1985 Wednesday, June 4, 1986 ,.: Our Opinions Silly season's back :' I----~i) ' .. ,." By An ita Crone I. Davis and Dunkerley -- '. hest of qualified slate '. The silly season is upon us. election feel that nowis the time to get involved. '.' · . Northville voters heading to the Choosing a second candidate to fill It's the time of year when candidates point fingers at If a candidate is really concerned about a sch~l ~ polls next Monday will decide among the seat being vacated by longtime one another and with increasing frequency insult the in- budget, let that candidate sit in ~n mee!ing~to watCh.the three strong candidates for two seats trustee Karen Wilkinson is a more dif- telligence of the average and not so average voter, not to bUdgetbeing formulated. ApublIchearmg IS not the time on the Northville Board of Education. ficult task. Based on his nearly two- mention those whoare trying to carry out the business of to question how a budget is made. Nor is it the time to year commitment to serving the government or a schoolsystem. question a text book purchase. Those issues have been We are encouraged by the district as a concerned citizen, our en- previously decided. ~ . .emergence of two qualified newcomers dorsement goes to JOSEPH A lot of the namecalling that occurs as an election draws nigh is to be expected. It is obvious some can- What about a candidate is to be considered fair game in this year's race. Both Joseph DUNKERLEY. He first appeared didates believe the best way to state a position is to tear during an election? Certainly a voting record, which is ·Dunkerley and Robert McMahon bring before the board in 1984 during the down an opponent's. But is that what politicking is all public information, can be called into question. And cer- .,impressive credentials to their can- district's discussions regarding the about? And with state and federal funds being given to tainly the veracity or falsehoodof the image a candidate :.didacy and have shown a strong com- closing of Cooke and Moraine. His in- candidates, is that what we want our tax dollars to be projects should be able to be called into question. And ~ mitment, to serving their community. itiative in compiling enrollment spent for? there is no question that voters should be informed abolit statistics not only provided the board whether a candidate has a criminal record. Most im- That both are making their first with concrete data but also gave them It was not so long ago that an election was open portantly, voters must demand to know whether a can- .bid for the board at the same time in- insight into residents' concerns . season. No restrictions, other than common sense, were didate meets minimum qualifications for the office in cumbent Glenna Davis is seeking re- placed on candidates, and apparently there was no need question. election is disappointing. All deserve to legislate behavior. But that was before dirty tricks special recognition, but only two will To his credit, Dunkerley has at- became synonymous for electioneering. That's where the line of rationality comes into play'. tended nearly all school board .~in election next Monday. It does not matter whether the candiate voted meetings over the past two years - a Having been involved in campaigns, at one level or Republican or Democratic in a national election if he or :' As a five-year member of the rarity in school board races. The norm another since 1960, I have seen my share of America at she is running for schoolboard. It sbouldmatter whether board, GLENNA DAVIS deserves a se- has been for candidates to pop out of its worst. I was in Ohio when speech notes were held the candidate tookthe time to vote in schoolelections. ..' it cond four-year term on the basis of her the woodwork only after announcing hostage by the opposition and a state police trooper had "experience and commitment to the their intentions. If defeated, they to take time away from his duties to get the notes back If a candidate is running for the state's highest of- "school community. Appointed to the vanish back into anonymity after the because the oppositionwouldn't return them on its own. fice, it should make a difference as to howthat candidate election. Dunkerley's presence at handled his or her business's fiscal affairs. It mayor ;·board in 1981 - the same year Nor- may not matter ifhe had private affairs. thville voters defeated a 9.5 millage meetings combined with his member- Ihave watched scheduled events fall flat because the ship on the middle school advisory other side aired a rumor that a really big name wouldbe ·'renewal- Davis earned the respect of in a neighboring town at the same time an event was It is not surprising, unfortunately, that some can:- 'fellow trustees and the citizenry committee and redistricting task force indicates his commitment to the scheduled. And I have sat in the office here, while the didates think the voters are dumb or just don't care. AU : through her patience and access ability schoolreporter sits with a telephone to her ear, listening toooften candidates' nights are ignored and people seem ::to residents. We have not forgotten district. We also believe his profes- sional background could offer the to people tell tales on candidates.· more.interested in gossip and scandal than in records of .:that she was among those who en- accomplishments. But for those of us whodo care, keep (j couraged greater communication bet- board some needed insight in the years ahead. Some of those tales have .proven not only to be beating us over the head with truthful verifiable informa~ .'ween the school board and its consti- newsworthy, but have actually helped to make the voters tion. We need to exercise our minds in this silly time of .'tuents and supported the formation of better informed. But all too often candidates whofile for year. . :citizens' committees to stUdy future While our nod goes to Dunkerley, ':facility needs and the high school we also were impressed by Robert ~renovation. McMahon. ThOUgh he does not have t the experience or - the • other two ,. Davis' involvement with the challengers, he has offered some fresh After;l~" :Michigan Media Project, the National ideas and could be a formidable con- Images '-organization for Women and Project tender in the future. If he is not elected the Peer has made her politically astute Monday, we hope he will continue to ~d has brought to the board a new contribute by serving on committees By Jerry Zolynsky :dimension of credibility. We have been and attending board meetings. Fact impressed with her leadership abilities By Phil Jerome -;asevidenced during her current tenure As a final note, we hope that " :js board president. In a year fraught residents reciprocate the interest Ahh, back to work. ~: :With disappointments, Davis has pro- shown by the three residents vying for ~~ ~ided the leadership needed to guide the school board by turning out at the Yes, folks, I'm back. Just returrl~ ~:the. district through its difficulties. polls Monday. ed from a tw()-weekvacation that ill; '.~. eluded a trip to the WindyCity whe~ ~ we did the tourist bit, visiting the art • ~ museum, aquarium, zooand variouS Detroit's lawsuit other places ofcultural interest. ; I even went to a play, for crying I waste of tax funds out loud. See, Itold you Iwas a semi- ~ I cultur~ kind ofguy. . \ The lawsuit filed by the city of It was the lack of such evidence Detroit against Northville and I'm always a bit reluctant to a~ that led the Northville Township tax mit to having been gone for any I rlymouth townships regarding the an- Board of Appeals to rule against length of time. Seems that such an _ nounced intentions of the two Detroit in March and to clear the way admission creates an irresistible • ~ownships to place vacant DeHoCo for the state tax commissior to rule on urge among local wags to make I 'land on the tax rolls is nothing more the issue. And it was that ac~ion which clever comments about my absence.: than a attempt to spend Detroit tax- led to the board of appeals being nam- payers' dollars in a frivolous manner ed as a defendant in Detroit's suit. "Oh, that explains Whythe paper and to increase hostile feelings bet- has been so much better the last con.: ween the city and its suburban We can only begin to guess how pIe ofweeks." Youknow,that kind of neighbors. much money could have been saved thing. had Detroit's legal depart"lent con- • I : The suit, which has been brOUght tacted Northville. Township directly I suffer their gentle gibes before the Michigan Tax Tribunal and asked the status of the propt'rty. graciously, partly because it's m~ (_ inight be looked at in a different light if Certainly a long-distance telephone nature and partly because I cat) .. either of the two suburban com- usually use the really good ones for call, even a person-to-person call, is upcomingcolumn material. . munities had actually placed the pro- cheaper than attorney's fees. perty on the tax rolls. But as of now ~at has not occurred. In fa~t, the mat: At any rate, I'm back and seem We have found township officials to be recovering nicely from my an: t.er is before the Michigan Tax Com- to be accessible in our dealings with mission, the proper body to approve or nual bout of post-vacation blues. It them, and open in their comments. always takes me about a week to deny tax exemption for the land in That is not the case with Detroit. question. , catch up with everything that's been Repeated phone calls to the legal going on. It's one of the reasons I'm department have met with unfilled reluctant to goonvacation in the first .- Detroit has consistently contended promises of return calls. place. since it closed DeHoCo the land on which the facility was located was used There is no need to wonder why the I did return to one piece of good to train police officers for the city. But city and suburbs continue to snipe at news. Despite the skepticism of the repeated visits to the site have failed to each other when incidents like this oc- staff, the response to my request for turn up any evidence of such use. cur. The reason is all too plain. calls from ladies who can stUl wear their wedding dresses has been verY nice. Itold 'em it wouldwork ... that Publlcallon Numher usps 396880 ladies who can still wear their wed- I :"Sy Neil Geoghegan To the Editor: forgotten. We are sorry that this On behalf of the Northville City change in the format disappointed Council I would like to thank the some of the guests present. ' following people for their contribu· Paul Folino ; , Nearly six years back, while playing in- either jumped with both legs or just the If I blow a very rare putt for par, I am tion to Mayor's Exchange Day, Mayor's Exchange Day . tramural football at Michigan State a fluke right, and I always made the cuts with the disgusted - but I can laugh at my in- Wednesday, May21: City Appreciation Day ~knee injury ended my days ~f very good leg. The excruciating pain that came competence. In tennis if I miss an easy The Northville Area Senior strenuous athletic competition in a hurry. I whenever I reinjured the leg had imprinted volley or double fault, I am furious with Citizens' Advisory Council for use of didn't know it at the time, but those days something on my mind - do whatever you myself. The game is so darn frustrating and its bus; Fire ChIef Jim Allen, Police were over. have to to avoid another injury. so different from a game like golf. Chief Rod Cannon, D.P. W. Superintendent Ted Mapes, City Appreciate help I tried to return to the vigors of three on It took a few years, but I realized that In tennis, you are competing directly Manager Steve Walters, city clerk three basketball games, racquetball mat- my love for hoops and racquetball and foot- Cathy Konrad and their departments against an opponent. In golf you play with as well as the entire staff at city hall. ches at acc and snow football - but it was ball would have to be fulfilled through other people and compare scores at the end . To the Editor: . llever the same. First, I tried to come back passive partipation - you know, T.V. I then Karl Peters, our bus driver; Lois On behalf of V.F.W. Post No. 4012, And I think this is where all the problems American Legion Post No. 147 and too soon and reinjured the knee. After set out to find the sports I could play, ones lie. Golf is a mental game just like tennis, Winters for the tour of Mill Race surgery (and I mean real surgery, not the that wouldn't be as much a threat to the Village; Bob Brueck, our their auxiliaries, we wish to thank but how often do you see a professional photographer; my wife, Mamie, for the community of Northville for join- picnic they now call a scope), I never knee. Croquet, chess, cards, darts and pool golfer going through the agony a losing pro ing us in honoring the memory of our regained what my previously healthy left were the first to come to mind - but I all her help; Belanger's Inc. for the tennis player goes through? fine tour of their plants; and the departed comrades this Memorial leg once had. wanted something more strenuous, residents of Aller. Terrace for the Day. something that could break out the sweat. I Is it just a coincidence that all the nasty lovely reception we had there. Not to say I was a track star or anthing. mean, the only person who sweats playing To all participants, it was an honor But the weakened leg slowed me down to a athletes pick tennis and all the well man- To highlight the beginning of the to have your enthusiastic support. pool is Minnesota Fats, and that's because nered ones go with golf. No, it's the nature of day, our thanks to Michael Rumbell, The Northville High School Band, the crawl compared to what I once was. Lateral he sweats all the time anyway. :movement was slow and awkward, straight the sport. Tennis sometimes gets a bad band director at Northville High Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts, Cubs, :forward running was a glorified limp. My Actually the choices were rather sim- name because viewers often don't realize School, and his jazz band, Dr. George Brownies, Knights Templar, Wreath the tremendous pressure, stress and Bell, superintendent of Northville Bearers and our always faithful crehabilitation included work on a Cybex ple. Tennis and golf had always been fun to politicians. play, but I hadn't had much experience with frustration that always seem to go hand in Public Schools, and David Bolitho, .machine, the same machine that Kirk Gib- high school principal, for the fine ,.sonis using to get his ankle back into shape, the two. As a competitive person, I have this hand with competitive tennis. The majority To our spectators, we appreciate of the people who say, "that McEnroe or tour of our new high school. your presence and hope our entire but I could only get the strength back to inborn drive to excel in any type of contest, program was meaningful to you. about 9O-percent. so it was hard on me to take up two new that Conners are nothing more than spoiled Northville Rotary Club for hosting sports and bumble around like so many un- brats," have never really played the game. the luncheon, and the Northville A special thank you to Casterline Beautification Commission for the " And the biggest problem was mental. coordinated people I used to snicker at. To For those who have, it is very easy to Funeral Home for once again pro- understand what they are going through. annual beautification award presen· viding ice cream for all, and to As a righthanded person, in basketball I this day, golf is still a sport that I can satisfy tations. Northville Community Guernsey Dairy for distributing it. :usuaUy jumped off my left leg - but not any myself by saying, "I just play for fun - I'm Chamber of Commerce for its We would also like to commend ,~ore. When I finally went back on the court, no good." But with tennis, I am getting bet- That's not to say golf isn't frustrating or presentation of the Northville Jean Day and The Northville Record ,§ubconsciously the left leg wasn't used. I ter, and my expectations are much higher. pressure packed - it's just not tennis. Businessman's Award of the year. for the beautiful coverage of 'our parade through stories, pictures and Northville Record for press coverage, and Schoolcraft College the editorial. Sign letters; names can be withheld for the fine dinner. Yes! We, also, feel that patriotism is back. be on Issues, not personalities. This was a great day, combining While The Record welcomes letters being made. The name of the writer West Main and sign them, or will (mayor's exchange) with our city ap- We are truly grateful. t9 the editor on topics of general in- remains completely confidential and send confirmation of the signature by Letters that are merely en- Thank you, Northville! dorsements of candidates will not be preciation day dinner. However, the .terest and concern, it does not print is not revealed under these cir- mail, the letters will be printed. change in the program format com· Sincereiy, -uDsigned letters. cumstances. used, but those discussing can- LindaJ. Burton didates' records and stands are ac- bined with Mayor's Exchange Day :'-If the writer wishes to remain Letters to the editor must be signed did not allow us to include the in- Memorial Day anonymous, he or she may ask to Therefore, if the writers of two re- with the writer's name, address and ceptable. They must be received in Parade Committee time to be printed at least two weeks troduction of all the people present. have the signature withheld, givIng a cent letters who did not sign them telephone number. They may be They are all appreciated and not Secretary ~rief statement on why the request ~s will come to The Record office at 104 edited for brevity or libel and must before an election, however. ~----_.._--_ ...-. TIlE GOLD ~IIKE r------~~~------~ I~ '\\\\ Gem Carpet, • 14 Kt. GOLD SALE FINAL 10 DAYS m4£Nnr~£E£tnr(l· : •. 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D~tk!ewi~z follow- · ed It up by drlVmg him 10 with a dou- I After making a hasty exit from the I ble. ~cot~Peterson then walked, Paul t state tournament, the Northville I Newltt sm~led .and Mark Olsen drove Ibaseballers really needed something them both I~with yet another double. : to end the season on a positive note. In the ~Ird, the Mus~angs. stl11!lg . How about a share of the WLAA toge~her five consecutIVe hits, 10- Western Division crown' As it turned cludl.ng. a three-run homer by , out, that was just the remedy for a I 1?utklewlcz, to score seve~ more · talented and successful Mustang I times and take a commandmg 10-0 I'team. With the division title hanging I lead. . . · in the balance, Northville destroyed i . Dommlque had a momentary lapse · Livonia Churchill 12-1on May 'l:l to . 10 t~e fo~rth and gav.e up ~wowalks, : tie Livonia Franklin with an 8-2mark a wild pI~ch and a hit which lead to · against other division opponents. t Churchill s only run, but was nearly The win also moved the home team r perf~t the rest o~ the way. After into sole possession of second place in . New~tt . scored In the fourth, the 12-team conference <11-4record), Dutklewl~z wrapped .u~ a 3-f?r-4 : two games behind first-place Joh[l outing With another hit 10 th.e fifth : Glenn and a half game in front 01 a.nd event~ally scored to provide the · Franklin. A strong push in the last fmal m~rgm. . . : .half of the campaign gave the ,The Ime on Domlmque .was f?ur , Mustangs a fine overall mark of 14-8 hits, .no earned runs. an~ mne stoke including wins in six of the final eight outs 10 seven strong mmngs of work. games. Terlecki al~ went 3-for-4 with two "This sure was a nice way to end runs batted 10 and Olsen went 2-for-4. th:l :;eason," Coach Bob Frellick "We had a chance to playa lot of said. "Everybody played well, came player~: and ~ey a!1 came th~o~gh out hitting and just seemed to really f~r us, Frelllck pomt~ out. ~me want that share of the division cham- different batters had hits. It was lust .pionship." a fitting conclusion to a strong Northville broke out of the gates in season.. . , the first inning to go up 3-0 and then "T~ese kids committed themselves cruised the rest of the way behind to domg ~he b~t they could. They brilliant pitching from Chris Domini- :.kept the mtenslty up all year and que and hitting by Keith Dutkiewicz ca~~ out .ready to p!ay e~ery. gat,J,le and Eric Terlecki. A Terlecki single -It ISa tribute to their dedication. Record/JERRY ZOLYNS'S." Northville's Eric Terlecki (left) slides into third base against Livonia Churchill but iscalled out Kickers among stat~'selite for fifth consecutive season . .- . By NEIL GEOGHEGAN atit." .. The 1987 season is already on rock-solid Northville defense, were T~e Northville girls' soccer squad Smalec's mind and for good reason. also named to the AlI-Western'Divi- never seems to get much attention The Mustangs do not have a single sion team. Jill Gallagher, Amy until the end of the season draws senior on the roster which means Spaman, Je.mi Schuerman and Jodie near. every player, plus a few newcomers, Smalec received honorable mention. will be back for another shot at the "I'm pleased with what we got.:" ~ It's not that the other teams don't state championship. That fact may know about the talented Mustangs, give Northville more preseason ex- Smalec declared. "Our defenlfeti; it's just that for some unexplained posure, and Smalec will be gald to probably could have gotten more reason, Northville is a non-flashy see it. recognition, but there were so ma12Y bunch that always seems to gain good defenders in the league. " .; momentum and emerge at season's "It will do them good to know that Schuerman, just a sophomore, Pl\.'li- end with one of the state's best teams others think they can do it," he ed the Northville attack in '86 with i5 - year in and year out. In the final pointed out. "This year there was a goals, and Smalec was tied for thir~ state rankings, the Mustangs found lot of internal pressure on us because . with nine. Freshman Karen BairlJ, themselves in third place, behind the the finals were at our home field. I who missed four games with adkIe two state finalists. don't think any more pressure will problems, was second with a d~e!l have a adverse effect. goals, and Robin Strunk was titd., "I feel we have been in the running "I've noticed that the Northville with Smalec in goals scored. ~.: for the state title for the last five kids rise to the occasion against the At the team banquet, Anger was... " seasons, including this year," Coach good teams. They seems to sense Stan Smalec said. "We don't get honored as the team's Most Valuable when the competition gets better and Player, sophomore Jenni StevenS much exposure or attention until the they get better." end of the season, but we have received the Most ImproVed Awa~ always cause a lot of headaches to Tricia Ducker was a third team all while Ducker and Beth Swayne wer~ other teams all dUring the year." state goalie in '85 as a sophomore and the co-winners of the Academic a lot was expected from her this Award. Both Ducker and Swayne Livonia Churchill beat Troy Athens season. In 20 games, Ducker sur- have a 3.83grade point average. :~ last Saturday at the Mustangs' own rendered just 13 goals <'65 per "The defense was a pleasant sur;. home field to win the '86 state title. game), including 13 shutouts. prise right from the start. They jellea Ironically, it was the Chargers who Needless to say, Ducker rose up to right away and held the shots down «> ALL-STATE PERFORMER - Northville's junior goaltender Tricia Ducker was named a first team handed Northville its only regular the challenge. She was recently nam- from last year." :; AlI-8tate soccer player last Sunday by the Michigan State Coaches Association. Ducker received the season defeat this year and who ed a first team All-Stater and an All- Smalec saw some very encourag: seventh highest vote total inthe state and was a key defensive player for the Mustangs in 1986.Ducker, knocked the team out of the title Western Lakes Conference ing trends this past season - trends chase with a regional final win at goaltender. that indicate improvement. Tlie who was named to the All State third team last season as a sophomore, recorded 13 shut outs in 20 Plymouth Salem on May 24. Joining Ducker as an AIl- team's goal totals improved for the games and had a goal per game average of under one. "It's recognition (Ducker) should have had "Every game in our regional is like Conference selection .Hi another third straight year from 68in '85 to 76 sooner but her youth has held her back," Northville Coach Stan Smalec said. "You also have to give a championship match because the junior, Julie Anger, who was a in '86, while the shots allowed droP:· some credit to the defense that played in front of her - and Tricia would be the first to tell you that." level of play is so high in this area," catalyst on both offense and defense ped from over 200to justl46. : Smalec said. "Anybody can go all the for the Mustangs. Michele Cross and "Needless to say, we are very ex-' way, and I thought we also had a shot Kim Fladding, two key cogs in the cited about next year," Smalec said. : 'tfj iNorthville's collegiate baseball entry opens season By NEIL GEOGHEGAN players from a year ago who have Genereau is slated to hit in the clean- and Schmidt said that both will-see moved up to the college level. up spot. plenty of playing time. Bainbridge - .Tom Holzer Ford, the Northville "Even though there are a lot more Returnee Tom Cotter hit .300 last led Northville high with four homers entry in the Livonia Adray League, college players, we are still very 'We are young and maturity makes a big season and is a consistent fielding in '86 While Eddy Is another pri~ed played the first contest of a 3O-game young compared to some of the difference at tbis level. Overall, we stack up secondbaseman and will again be recruit. Playing for Macomb JunIor season last weekend. It's a team built others," Schmidt said. "All six teamed with slick-fielding Eric College this spring, Eddy lead the around a young nucleus of players players from CMU were redshirted talent-wise, bUi ibe big concern is pitcbing. ' Engel at shortstop. Engel, a leader state champs In hitting, homers and.i formed by co-coaches Bob Peterson freshmen and of our seven pitchers, and fine athlete from Hope College, is RBIs. and Fred Schmidt last season. not a single one is 20years old yet." considered the league'S finest defen- "We play an aggressive game - - .Even though over half the team Heading in, it appears Tom Holzer - Holzer Coach Fred Schmidt sive shortstop, and batted .250in '85. we like to run," Schmidt said. "I ex- played on the Northville entry last is long on talent, short on maturity Scott Peterson, another player who pect us to be decent. Last year we year, it's possible that a good portion and a mixure of experience. Of the just recently ended his high school won 13out of 30games so this year we of the players will have to think twice starting group, up the mIddle Is very career with the Mustangs, Is very expect to be over 15 wIns this time when asked the name of their team. strong, the whole Infield Is solid average as an 18year old. ske, Chris Stout and Troy Conners. solid In the field, He Is very young but around. Yes, it's Tom Holzer Ford, but quite defensively and a few power hitters Northville resident and CMU Kopltske, an All-Stater from Grosse has yet to prove he can hit at this "Realistically, we are probably a a few have just gotten used to being dot the line-up. As usual pitching freshman Greg Ryba is also back. Pointe South last year and pitcher for level. Both coaches believe he Is a year away, but we have the talent. If Chippewas. That's because haIr a looks to be the main center of focus. Ryba, a graduate of Redford Catholic U-D this year, Is the likely candidate solid player for the future and will the pitching really comes around, dozen players on the roster played "The big question Is our pitchIng, " Central, is also a fine hitter and out· for third starter, Stout was a red- probably stay with him all season you never know. We can be com- .. for Central Michigan University just Schmidt pointed out. "Is our pitching fielder. He was named to the Adray shlrted frosh from MSU and Conners long. petltlve with anybody." : -:; this spring. There are also players good enough to win at this level? All-Star team with a .290 batting is another CMU hurler. Two outfield spots are set. Nor· Schmidt said he expects Walters from the University of Detroit, "We are young and maturity average in '85 and was the team One of the big recruiting coups was thvllle native Rob Cannon will lead Appliance to be the pre-seaSon Michigan State and Hillsdale. makes a big difference. Overall, we leader in homers and RBIs. nabbing catcher Kevin Ritter, who Is the attack at the plate but needs work favorite with Livonia Adray and Red- "Last season we had only three col· stack up talent-wise, but the big con- The other two returning arms are likley to start for the Chippewas next defensively In left field, whlle Scott ford Little Caesars in the next lege players and 15 from high cern Is pitchIng." Mark Persall and Chris Dominique. year. The 19-year old played on the Draper Is just the opposite. Draper Is echelon. school," Schmidt said. "This year 13 Four returnees from '85 will form Persall, a recruit from Windsor, Utica 17·18 year old team that won one of the top defenders In the league, are from college and only four from the heart of the rotation. Northville Ont., will likely be the top reliever, the National Championship Wednesday, June 4,188e- THII NORTHVILLE RECORD-17-A Winless year didn't RECREATION .' stop girls' trackers BRIEFS YMCA RUN: The Plymouth Community Famtly Making it through a winless season their season best times. All four YMCA's seventh annual run is scheduled for Sunday, is probably the most difficult thing an relays had season bests. June 22, at 8 a.m. for the one mile and five kilometer, athletic team will ever have to do. "It was the best effort ofthe season and 8:45 for the 10K. Many times, the squad becomes for us as far as times go. It showed For more information, call the YMCA at 453-2904. disenchanted, uninterested and loses that the girls didn't give up and bet· all confidence and the will to con· tered themselves as the season pro- FALL SOCCER: The Northville Soccer Association tinue. gressed." will be accepting registrations for Fall 1986 soccer But the Northville girls' track team The Mustangs 800-meter relay Saturday at the Rec Center. All players must bring is different. Yes, the Mustangs failed team of Kristi Lenaghan, Karen Stin· proof of age. The season will begin in September. to win a dual meet in '86 and placed son, Kris Marrone and Erin last out of 12 teams at the May 28 Holmberg sliced 3.6 seconds off the ROTARY RACE: The Northville Rotary Club's WLAA championships - but they team's previous best time to place seventh annual "Discover Northville Run" will be never once quit or gave up. fourth overall. The only other top six held June 28. There will be a one-mile fun run for "The girls gave it everything they finish was Stinson in the 400-meter children beginning at 9 a.m., followed by 5 and 10 had," Coach Mike Webb said. "They dash. Her time of 1:03 topped her kilometer races, which get under way at 9:30 a.m. never stoppe' Campus. The event starts at noon and runs through 3- p.m. Sponsor sheets are available at all aerobic' facilities or by calling 47/),2920.A minimum of $10 is Fish without license required to participate. . Michigan'S sport fishermen and rules and regulations normally re- SOCCER SPONSORS: The Northville Soccer- women will be getting a break this quired of license holders. Association has announced its team sponsorship pro-' weekend. They won·t need a license "We hope that many individuals gram. It allows civic minded merchants to assist the' to fish. and families who might otherwise not have had the opportunity to fish will local youth soccer program while enjoying Visibility· The Department of Natural for their business. A tax deductable donation of $200 Resources has designated June 7 and become involved in fishing these two will be enough to sponsor one Northville team for two days and ultimately support recrea- 8 as free fishing days; so residents sea~ns. June 30 is the deadline for team sponsors to and nonresidents alike will be able to tional fishing through their continued regIster. Any correspondence can be directed to: The' fish without the licenses. However, interest," Guyer said. Northville Soccer Association, 303 W. Main St., Nor- Nine states, including Michigan, DNR Director Gordon Guyer notes thville, MI 48167. . they must abide by the same fishing have authorized free fishing ~ays. - NOVl-NORTHVILLE COLTS: Registration for the Novi-Northville Colts, for both football players and Holzer wins 2 of 3 cheerleaders, will be Saturday between 10 a.m. and ~oon at the. Northyille Rec Cente~ and McNish Spor- Two days later, Holzer swept a Contlnued from 16 tIng Goods In Novl. The program ISfor boys and girls twinbill from West Bloomfield and age 9-13.For more information call 349-9151. for five runs and seven costly walks, ended the first week of action with a and Walters grabbed an early 4-0 2-1 record and in second place. West VOLLEYBALL LEAGUE: It is the final week to lead. Bloomfield forfeited the opener and sign up for the outdoor volleyball league In Novi at But in the third inning. Troy Con- fell 10-2in the nightcap. The big inn· the Goat Farm. Experienced players are needed for ners smacked a two-run single to cut ing for the Northville entry was an games every Thursday night this summer. Call Gary the lead to 4-2. After Waiters added eight-run fourth inning that broke Kelber at 349-1700for information. four more in the fifth, Holzer re- open a 2-2tie. bounded with four of their own to cut Eddy slammed a 370-foot homer BONANZA SOCCER: Tryouts for boys born in 1974 it to 7-6. Martin Eddy, Darren with a man on while Eric Engel, Tom who want to play in the Bonanza Soccer League will Genereau and Kevin Ritter all had Cotter, Scott Peterson and Scott be June 8 from 4-6 p.m. and June 9 from /).8p.m. at RBI hits in the inning. Draper also drove in runs during the Training Center NO.1 (Sheldon Road between five Walters relief pitcher Tom George, big inning. and Six Mile roads>. 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June 4,1986 Gerlach reflects on first Michelitch ousted at state meet Northville's top tennis player, Terry Mlchelitch, made a quick ex- season as softball coach It from the state championships in Midland last weekend, but he was The big loss next season will be the In a very select group of talented Nobody likes to put the blame on our games, but we had the talent to departure of senior Chris McGowan. players. , one group of performers following a be better than our record shows." The spunky catcher was always right Only 34 No. 1 singles players sUb·par season, but Mustang softball Before the season began, Gerlach in the middle of every Mustang scor- qualified for the state meet, and coach Bob Gerlach hasn't any choice. knew that pitching would be the ing threat and was the soul of the Michelitch was one of them. In his Northville ended the season, its team's downfall, but he thought that strong defense behind the plate. opening match, Mlchelitch fell to first under Gerlach with a 3-19 solid fielding and hitting could make "You can't replace a McGowan," Flint Carmen's Mark Restiner 3-6, record, and even though the truth can up for it. He soon found it wasn't the Gerlach said. "She isn't a power hit· G-lEAGUE: TM Padres scored live runs P,rales went 4-4 on the season With a 13·3 In the second and another live In the third lllumph over the Giants on May 23. The inning and coasted to a lSo7 Win over the Pllates came from a 3-0 deflc,t to score Boys' track team places 11th in WLAA: Giants on May 20 Joe Staknls paced the three in the second, live In the lourth and Padres al1ack With three doubles while four In the sixth .. _ The Padres overcame KeVin Shaw went2-l0r-3 on the day. Staknls an early rally by the Expos to Win 9-4 on May also pitched three innings. struck out SIX 23. Joe Stakn,s was the winning pilcher. Farmington Harrison nipped Nor- Harrison and avoiding a last place "I'm proud of them because they sonal record time of 41.4. and recorded the Win ... The Astros scored Brendan Best suffered the loss thville during a regular season dual finish In the 12-team competition. put a good effort forth and showed a Harp was also a member of the two: all seven olthell runs In the Illst two innings meet which ultimately depriVed the Top six finishes in two events were lot of heart. It's very difficult to keep mile relay squad that didn't place but: and held on the rest of the way lor a 7-2VIC- lory over the Reds May 21. Aaron Hodgin K-lEAGUE: John Wilds, Dav'd Morelli and Mustang boys' track team of a win in all the Mustangs could muster, but up with teams like Canton and sliced a full 15 seconds off its- belted a homer and drove In two lor the Ross Flemming combined lor the shut out the WLAA this season. the Hawks managed just one. Coach Salem." previous best time. John Frisbee': .1 Astros. TIm Petrosky pitched three as the Reds downed the Mets 4-4. Jeremy Harrison was the only team Nor- Paul Osborn wasn't estatic with the Jeff Harp, who was struggling to John Gird and Steve Brooks teamed' - I scoreless innings to get the Win • The Ex- Johnson had a key two-run double to open IlOSsltpped by the Braves 6-3 behind the Pit· the scollng lor the Reds DaVIdHorning and thville could really stack up with, and performance, but he was pleased better his times in the half mile with Harp for a time of 8:04 wi~ ching and hltllng 01 Brendan Best on May Ben Palel pitched very well lor the Mets . _ . once that chance was gone, the with a large portion of season and earlier in the season, rose to the occa- Harp's split a fine 2:00 again. . 22 Best pitched a IIve-hltter to notch the Win The Reds lhen rallied from behind to tllP the Mustangs went USED TIRES NEW FIVE SHELL Oil, Lube, Filter Free Check & Fill IN ADDITION 15 Min. 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They own Custom Creations "Inside the trailer is a 5- Unlimited at 7009E. Highland Rd. In feet-by-4-feet hot tub, a 6- Milford. The shop sells, Installs and In some cases rents hot tubs, saunas, feet-by-B-feet sauna, a wet Portable spas and jetted bathtubs. bar, lounging area and Also offered are pools and pool cliemlcals. tanning beds and even a small dance floor ~eenhouses . • .• We will deliver it and • _:But the most unusual feature of set it up just about their business is a mobile hot tub Unit, a kind of hot tub party on anywhere within reason. " ~heels. -:"My husband came up with the Idea of customizing a 38 feet long, ful- - Annette Chain ~y enclosed trailer," Annette said. Custom Creations "Inside the trailer is a 5-feet-by-4- Unlimited feet hot tub, a 6-feet-by-8-feet sauna, a wet bar. lounging area and even a ~/J"': f "<- !! t'l" #7 / Z small dance floor." ""1~ <' :'. The trailer can be rented for par- • ties. promotions. anniversaries and honeymoons. Rates vary throughout the week. but the cost for a 24-hour period on Friday, Saturday or Sun- Highland, where they live with their day would be approXimately $175. four-and-one-half month old : > "We wIll deliver it and set it up just daUghter, Nicolette. about anywhere within reason." An- They decided to go into business nette said. "All we need are two fuil-time and opened Custom Crea- .separate electrical outlets and a tions Unlimited in February 1986. water supply." "We chose this location for the :- The trailer will hold about 20 peo- shop because it's a very busy area," ple and the sauna insIde holds eight. Annette said. • When asked how many people will fit They work with individuals and into the hot tub. Annette laughed. also offer special discounts to :."I would say six. comfortably," builders. Most customers prefer to $e saId, "But my husband says up to have their saunas, hot tubs and spas ).5people wIll fit." Installed, but some purchase kits and '.: The mobile unit also is used as a install their own. secondary showroom for the store's The saunas range In size from 4- _ product lines. On display in the shop feet-by-4 feet to 12-feet-by-12feet and itself are portable spas. saunas. hot hold from two to 10people. One varia- tubs and jetted bathtubs. tion is a free-standing unit that looks Photo by JOHN GALLOWAY :'. The portable spa provides a bubbl- like a wooden barrel tipped on its Annette, Nicolette, 5months old, and Larry Chain lounge inmobile bot tub iiig, hot water massage and Is side . • available in several sizes and shapes, In addition to the regular line of Including round. octagonal and rec- products, the Chains design and build tangular. It can be ~talled per- wood decks and fences, solar rooms. IJ.l:anently,Inside or outside, but also additions and store fronts. They also functions as a freestanding unit. 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New Hudson Lumber ..~:'~ 58801 Grind River New Hudson 437·1423 ,:~: ...... ,he QUIllty Goes In Before Y 0~ • Wednesday, June .,10S8-eOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-3-S ANIMALS One local call places a want ad Animal Services 155 Farm Animals 153 in over 125,465 homes through Horses & Equip. 152 the following newspapers & Household Pets 151 Pel Supplies 154 Sliger/Livingston Publications. Shopping Guides: AUTOMOTIVE '. '. Northville Record Automobiles 240 ...... Autos Ulder $1000 241 .- (313)348-3022 AulO Parts & Service 220 Autos Wanted 225 ...... ' NoviNews Boats & Equip. 210 ..~ Campers, Trailers " (313)348-3024 & Equip. 215 GREEN SHEET EAST . Construction EqUip. 228 . " South Lyon Herald 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles 233 ...... Motorcycles 201 (313)437-4133 Recreallonal VehIcles 238 ,..., Snowmobiles 205 Milford Times Trucks 230 Vans 235 " (313)685-8705 .CLASSIFIED ACTION ADS EMPLOYMENT Brighton~Argus BUSiness & ProfeSSIonal Services 175 Business Opporl. 187 (313)227-4436 021 Houses 021 Houses Help Wanted General 165 010 Special Notices 015 Lost REAL ESTATE ~ j~inckney Post Shopping Guide Help Wanted sales 166 Income Tax Service 180 FOR SALE (313)227-4437 . S,tual/ons Wanted 170 LES,MICHE, FOR RENT NAE:KONGRADULATING .';I~rtland Herald Shopping Guide Apartments 064 EWE WITHE PREYEDE, ,.r BUildings & Halls 078 (313)227-4436 Condomimums, WUNDERFULL MEMMORYS. Townhouses 069 ANNO LUVING WISSHES! •,1. Fowlerville Review Duplexes 065 MOMW • Foster Care 068 Shopping Guide Houses 061 (517)548-2570 Indusl.-Comm. 076 lake front Houses 062 Land 084 ..~~. Livingston County Press liVing Quarters (517)548-2570 To Share 074 Mobile Homes 070 MICHELE, CONGRATULA- Monday Green Sheet Mobile Home SItes 072 TIONS! MAY ALL YOUR OHlceSpace 080 DREAMS COME TRUE! 067 LOVE. MOM. ....------.:..------01 Stora\leRooms Space 088 Vacahon Rentals 082 POuc,y sr"",c"'ENT All a:!yer· Wanted to Rent 089 Itiino put,,°' "\." In SligerI· lIv1ng.'on New.pope .. Is subjeet FOR SALE :RATES 10the conchUons stated in the ap. Cemetery Lots 039 ~abl. rate card. cop.. , of which .r ...... tabl. 'rom the adYttrtal~ Condominiums 024 ~\ WEDNESDAY department. Sliger/LIvingston Farms. Acreage 027 Newspapers. 104 W ".In. Nor .. Houses 021 GREEN SHEET I.vdle. Moe/IlgM> 41S1 13131305- Income Property 035 1100 Sliger / Livingston Indust.-Comm. 033 Newspapers reserves tho right PLUS3 nol 10 accept an advertise,', Lakelront Houses 022 THE order Sliger/Livingston Lake Properrty 029 ACTION ADS Newspaper, adlakers hay. no Mobile Homes 025 PHONE MAN '. ". 10Words authority to tMnd thiS newspaper Northern Property 030 Telephone installation at 30% an 016 Found ~L~T~22~-~OO~tg9lor:!I~Nr 19 PLUS ACRES. SCENIC SubdiVISion COTIAGE WiTH EASY ACCESS TO 2 ; land. Hamburg Township. $44.000. NICE LAKES. East ot Bnghton. 2 B R •• 12 ACRES - very deSirable. con- bath. 1-'h car garage. handy-man can ALUMIUM Canoe. To identify tiguous to State Land $30,000. $2.500 easllv convert to year around. $2S.000. call (3131887-4533.ask for Tim. down. 48 ROLLING ACRES DON'! MISS SEE· PROFESSIONAL OWNERS AND OR ING THIS exceptionally mce property. Brittany Spaniel, female. TENNANTS WIll do better In thiS well part In Hamburg Township. contiguous to ' found Sunday. Kensington populated & rapidly growing area Invest Webster Township acreage, every Inch IS· • and Spencer area. (313)685- 1338. now In two homes. a large Hobby beautiful. Asking $66.000. Make an offer building & an extra large vacant corner now. terms avaIlable. BLONDE, female, long haired site for bUilding a much needed mini BUILD YOUR HOME or cottage th.s dog. Knee high. Hartland. variety shOPPing or olflce center Spllng. 74 x 150' lakelront lot. excellent (313)227-9584. $200.000. Easy contract terms neighborhood & lake. Reduced to SOUTH Lyon. 6 Mile/- 2 B.R. COTTAGE, CONVENIENT $19,900 E.S.P. readings and parties. 015 Lost Dlxboro. 5-27-86. Large blond CLOSEBY LAKE pnvlleges. $20.000. ONE ACRE EXCELLENT locahOn. 100 x confidential. (313)348-4348. '":""::::-:-..,..-,,----:.,----0-- Shepherd/Retriever? Preg- WE PURCHASE LAND CONTRACT 4tS'. very. very easy terms $14.000. nant (313)437-6321, ~. olease call LAKEFRONT HOME situated on all FREE pregnancy test and SMALL black dog, Memorial LAKEFRONT LOT. NOT presenlly sports Lake Chemung. close to 1-96 near counseling. Teens welcome. buildable. aood "shlna. $3.750. Bllghton. $29.500. Another Way Pregnancy Day in downtown Hartland. Center at 49175 Pontiac Trail (313)632-6244. In Wixom. (313)624-1222. SET 01 keys In Northville. GIVE the ullimate gift A Hot ,_..:.:.!::::::.===--- _ (313)349-~74114=. _ Air Balloon Ride! Call Balloon - Experience, (313\477·9569. HORSEBACK riding. Crazy C Horseback Riding Stable. (5171676-3710.Mason. THE HEART·UTE sound. Profes- COMPUTER sional D.J.'s for all occa- IS YOURS TO sions. The best prices. KEEP UPON (313)449-8735. GRADUATIONI HERBAL WEIGHT LOSS As seen on Tv. Lose 30 Ibs. In one month. We also need distributors. (313)352~74. .. IS YOUR DRINKING WATER SAFE? Complete check for cheml¢8ls· metals- PONTIAC BUSINESS INSTITUTE toxins (313)342-7133 FARMINGTON LOCATION IF you love anImals you can help. The Animal Protection 476-3145 Bureau needs volumteer Financial Aid Available phone workers. Can you donate 4 hours a day once a week from your home' If so, , ..... CONGRATULATIONS! Jim, call, we need you and so do Carl and Rhonda. From us the animals. (313)231-1037. The Parkwood hear at Cosmo's! Pre-manufactured Home $64,900! CONGRA TU LATIONS. Trlshla Ann Riggs. To the MELODIES-OJ $66,900 Pn-Constructlon PrIces sweetest daughter In the Wedding specialist. We ww whole wide worid. Love, Mom create memorable occa- -On your Lot_ and Dad. sions. George and Lynn Gardeli, (313)227-5731. Includes all of these quality features: MINISTER will many you anywhere. Reverend Hiner . ADORABLE mixed breed ~(3,:.;13:!.:)8:;.:7&-5:..=288::::...• .....,...-...,.--- (313)348-4348. .112 Acre • Brighton Schools • pu~les. medium size, 7 LAST chance. shepard mixed David Petersmark, Con- PROTESTANT Mlnlsler • Full Basement we@s.(313)887-6076. male. one year. very loving. gratulatlonsl You made it available to perform marriage ·2x6Walls ASSORTED kittens, affee- (313)876-2581. Bubbal Love, Your family. ceremQnles. (313)632-5746 or .3Bedrooms • Wood Windows t.onite and healthy. (517)546- LAB/Collie mix, 10 weeks, (313)629-S511. -t 0686 after 5 p.m. black female. (517)548-3181. • Country Kitchen • Stained Woodwork R.B. HAlLEN BUILDERS ALt:long haired; Calico cat, 3 MALE German Shepard. PREGNANCY HELPLINE Can Help You • Oak Cabinets • Fully Carpeted kltt8r'lS. 7 weeks. (517)548- Loves children. Fenton (313)229-2100, 24 hours. Pro- 3482:. area,(313)629-2041S. blem pregnancy help, free MAKE THE SMART MOVE to . ______pregnancy tests, conflden, . ADORABLE kittens. mouser MINI-LOP rabbits. Free to tlal. trailled. (517)546-0S16 or good home. (3t3)437-3460. ACTIVE HOMES (517JS46=7232. NEUTERED, housebroken @ Ouallly-Bulll Energy Efficient Houses BIGoSelection. 21 klttensl 2.7 cat. Aduitsl Not good with PRAYER to the Holy Spirit. Prices Start At 138,500·· we ·kS. Lilter trained. kids. (313)227-4968. Holy Spirit you who make me ·26 Models Available- (51 &-1799. NORTHVILLE Tabby kitten. aee everylhlng and who show QUALITYFEAlURES Include hI Willi, Ilumlnum clad wood • BE~ LE puppies, good Excellent home only. me the way to reach my Ideal, ~~~ifm'tcrsw~=r.::~:::~~'~~~.CU"Om home hunfers. Cail (313)735-7324.( ~3~13;t:)34~903345=;:•..,....-=___ you who give me the divine lik =::'~:tie~:! .. n Bulklers can ...... you ready 10 move In ""UTIFUL kittens need OLD English Sheepdog, GLENN, CONGRATULA· glh to forgive and forgetlhe BE '" I I 8 Good Ith TIONSII'M VERY PROUD OF wrong that Is done t(l me, you "., gooll homes, lono and short • erne e, yeara. w who are In all the Instances 01 :~=.ac::=:'=Ln._sn 031 Vacant Property 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 HOUM' 025 Mobile Homes 825 Mobile Home. ForSel. For Sale For Sa" FOWLERVILLE school G REG 0 R Y , HAMBURG. Best value for WHITMORE LAKE (W·218) district. Tastefully decorated Willi a m s v III e La k e . 3 the money. This dollhouse OPENHOUSE... SUNDAY.JUNE8th. Contemporary. $59,895.Built 3 bedroom ranch. Finished bedroom ranch, lake has almost everything new In 1982, great room, 3 basement, attached garage. privileges. deck. carpeted. the last 6 years • kitchen, 2:15 to 5 p.m. 3245Patterson LakeRoad.At· bedrooms, 1'h baths, base- with many extras. Sold on 1 gas. 1'h baths. $49,000. bath, wiring. Insulation, ment, 2 car garage. wood acre or 4'h acres by owner. (313l665-3027. heating system. septic. well. tractive Contempory In a quiet recreational area with 9 windows. gas heat, low (517l851--'572. :-:H:::IG:7H""LA""'""N:::D:-.':"3"':'"bed--:"r-oo-m--:-b-'rl""c'"ketc. Water privileges on taxes, easy terms. call Mill h Lak I Huron River. Priced to sell at extra sized rooms. 2'h baths. .. 8001 Large rooms. open ranc. e prlve ages, nice 138.700.Call Irene Kraft for fireplace, study, walkout 1313)229-8431The Michigan ~Ian. and 2.5 acres InterIor. many extras. $64,000. more details. The MiChigan lower level. Large decks. 2'h Group• create an excellent family (3131887-4574. Group. (313)227-4600IF.145). car garage. Lelt 0" Dexter WIXOM.By owner. Charming home. 20 foot "country-HOWEll.1,700sq.ft.Ranch. HAMBURG TOWNSHIP. Pinckney. on to Darwin to ranch In deslreable Hidden kitchen" with ceiling fan and 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, first Quality workmanship. 150ft. Patterson Lake Road. Creek subdivision. Prime "snack·bar" look out onlo floor laundry, finished base- waterfront on Huron. 9 $149,900. Casey Jones: location backing to woods deck. 25x24attached garage. ment. ceramic kitchen and rooms. 4 bedrooms, living (313)761·1611or Spear and and pond. 3 bedrooms. 1'h Sloping terralne provides baths. large rooms, 2 car al· room with fireplace. plus, Associates: (313)994-4500. baths. liVing room. great gorgeous country selling. tached garage. screened ______room with fireplace, attached Just North of Howell. «(>.144.patio, fenced yard. paved plus. Owner wants to move. 2 car gsrage. full basement. RS) road, natural gas. $74,500. Bring offers. $150,000.(R22n Close to 1·96. $79.950. Call Rick Smith. The (517)548.1813. Call Pat Fleck. The Michigan OPEN HOUSE Group. (3131227-4600. Sunday 12-4p.m. (3131624-5085. Michigan Group, (313) HAMBURG: Lovely 3 LAKELAND: 3 bedroom 9405 HURONRAPIDS WHITMORELake. Ranchwith 227-4800 ,bedroom Contemporary ranch. 1 acre country setting. If II I d lunken liVing room with Wooded'tt d ranch in park like seiling. Features brick fireplace and you love country v ng an fireplace. 1'h baths, 3 ~ se Ing an 1300sq. It. plus finished faml' the water. come and see thIs bedrooms, baseboard hot arge ot across the street Iy room. Sunken IIvlngroom. 2'h car garage. Yours for beaulllul custom contem. water heat. 2'h car garage. In from Lake Chemung add to with cathedral ceilings. No $76.800.(MLS '60849)REALTY porary home with 125 It. of area of nice homes. Lake the warmth and appeal of this Realltorsl $82.900. (313)878- WORLDVAN'S (3131227-3455.water frontage on the Huron rights to Whitmore Lake. well cared for hom~. 2 car at· 3415evenings. LAKELAND. Access to River! your family will enjoy $78.900. Oren Nelson Real tached garage, brick Bar·8- HOWELL Q d 2656 It Zukey Lake. Huron River 3400 sq. ft. of living space In Estate.(313)449-4-466. Q: d e c k, pie a san t : ua" sq... chalnoOf.lakes. 2 bedrooms. thIs -4bedroom home which neighborhood. and private 14.93acres. hardwood tree.s. Asking $45.000.$13.000down. features a large country kit. WHITMORE LAKE. Green lake access. Don't miss this two ponds, open see-thru kit· Land Contract 10-15 years. chen, 3 baths. 2 fireplaces, Osk Twp. Lake privileges to oneil $5290000 (Col99-RS) chen to family room and 10%.1313>437-3403. central air. spacious family good beaCh.2 bedrooms, on Cali Rick' Smith The fireplace. $112,000. (MLS NOVI. Village Oaks Subdlvi. room. blllards room and at. city sewer, garage. $39,900. Michigan Group,' (313) '546!7) REALTY WORLD slon. 3 bedroom. 1'h bath trio tached garage. Best yet Oren Nelson Real Estate. 227-4800 VAN S, (313)227-3455. level. Fireplace. fenced yard. you'lI relax on the large wood 1313>449-4466. pool privileges. 2 car allach- deck which stretches across 022 Lakefront Homes FOWLERVILLE. 2 bedroom ed. $97.900.(313)349-1765. the entire house overlooking For Sale starter home. nice corner lot, NORTHVILLE. Historical the w. ooded back yard and landcontract. (5ln546-9582. HARTLAND Contemporary th L t f allty e ==:7:""-::-::-;;---;:;-;77~:" Quad. 1.23 acres, 3 District. New listing. 3 e river. oso qu x· HOWELL: Contemporary 2 GREEN OAK. Bullder's bedrooms. 2'h baths, in- bedrooms, hYing room, din· tras. Just reduced to story. Peaked ceUngs. loft home. Custom buill 2.000It. ground pool, decks, central Ing room. den. sun room, $149,900.located In Huron library. skylights. limestone quad·level. 3 bedroom, 1'h vac, bulll.lnsand much more. large kitchen. fireplace. River Highlands Subdivision lireplace. Walkouts to deck baths. Andersen windows, 10 $111,000.(3131632~27. natural woodwork, 2 car off M~. For more Informa· lakeside. Land Contract It. 'bay window, masonry HAMBURG Township. New garage. 3 blocks from town. tlon call John or LindaTenza. available. $128,900. (MLS fireplace. extra garage. home on 1 acre. 3 bedrooms, $115,000.(313)349-6936. (l3Y06N63779&9S ASso(c3~a3)t6e6~''54417) REALTV WORLD energy e!flcl~nt furnace. with 2 baths. $62,000. (313)231. 13)· or • VAN'S. (313)227-3455. air .condltlomng. 2.67 acres. 1128 NORTHVILLE-ByOwner HOME. HILAND LAKE: 92 It. on beaUtifully wooded in rear' ;';';::::''=7"7--;-::---;~:-;---; Hiland Lake. Neatand clea. 3 wilh pond. loaded with ex· HOWELL. TfI·level, 4 OPEN HOUSE bedroom doll house. Enjoy tras. Must see! Secluded bedroom, .2 baths, family SUNDAY-lto 5 p.m. ChalnoOf·Lakesthis summer. country living. $110,000.Days room with ftreplace. 1acre on 21768Woodside Court $69,950. (MLS'61096)REALTY (3.t3)229-8500. Evenings Coon Lake. $106,000.(313)535- N. of B-W.of Center WORLDVAN'S. (313)227-3455. (313)437-3506. 4306=::... _ PINCKNEY. 1400 sq. ft. 3 Outstanding North Hills sub- bedroom ranch, year-round HOWELL. 2 Bedroom. gas division. 4 bedroom, 2'h home or collage, access to heat, remodeled, Land Cpn· 025 Mobile Homes baths. colonial. Custom In/- Strawberry Lake. $52,000with tract. $47.000,$5,000down. For Sale ... .:---~a------.,out. Beautiful lot on private a $5.200cash rebate at clos· 5255 Wildwood. (517)349-7051. A new 1986Skyline "Hamp- HAMBURG TOWNSHIP. ~{:· - t:) park and cul-de-sac. $144,900.lng. Call any time between Quality workmanship. 150It. shire". 14x60,2 bedroom, fuj.. ~3~~~~'~.~~ (313l362-6696=~~a:;.::,~=,,",a-:-n7;d-=17;2_n:::oo=-=-n7"(5_,-:n::"546-=waterfront on Huron. 9 :~ro~U;;IS:u~~' 2;;r~~WS~ ~: NICHOLS rooms. 4 bedrooms. living : SOUTHLYON.570Lion Blvd. cathedral ceiling, ceiling fan. I:";N:=E;-;"W;""H;-;;"";U;::;D;:;:SO;;-N;-;-a::r=ea';:-.-O""PE;;"N4 ballrooms. 2 baths. raised room with fireplace. plus, many other extras. Only plus. Owner wanls to move. HOUSE. SUNDAY, JUNE 8. ranch, treed lot, large deck Brlng oilers. $150.000.(R22n $15.895.Financing available. REAL TV INC. 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. 55642Pon- with fenced yard. $67,900. Call Pat Fleck. The Michigan West Highland Mobile d N h '11 liac Trail Court. 3 bedroom (313)437·1078. Homes. 2760 S. Hickory 41074 W. Seven Mile R ., ort VI e ranch. large kitchen, nice ;;:SO;;;U;;;T;;-H~LY:;;O;:-;-N;"".:;;;2500;;;:;";Sq;;-:-. 1t;;".";B:T"I• .:;.:.=..:=;.=::::...... ;.:;,;~Group. (313)227-4600.__ Ridge Rd. Millord. 13131685- starter home. New Shingles level, 3 bedrooms, 2'h baths. WATERFRONT. Chain of ;:.;19:.:59..;,;.'-- _ in past year. Large lot, back secluded on 2.7 acres of Lakes. 3 BR ranch wlfull, yard lenced. $55.900. Call wooded property. Includes finished. walk-out lower Tony Sparks at Century 21 3Ox40 pole barn. $125.000. level. 2 Baths, 2 fireplaces, 2 13.75%A.P.R. 'COUNTRY LIVING: 3 bedroom brick ranch on 1.39 Hartford South-West. Terms available. (313)437. car garage. Beautiful view of ForQualified Buyers -acres In Northville Twp. with Northville schools. (313)437-4111. 3220. . all sports lake., Wooded. Call Foremost Home Finan- -'ready for your purchase. Maintenance free ex- quiet community. C811 Rick cial for Information.1(313)965- ·tarlor. large open kitchen with range. dw & micro. smith, The Michigan Group, 7080. - ·22x15 Iivinglfamily room with fireplace. walk out 1313) 227-4600. (W-19O-RS). • basement (possible -4th bedroom). nat. gas heat • $73.900. . new septic field. hardwood floors. fenced yard, ~ana more! Asking $89.900. ~'HISTORICAL DISTR,CT--4 Bedroom sunny coun· 43133 W. Seven Mile try home on Dunlap 51. Best buy in town. Large IIv· II' (Highland Lakes ing room with fireplace, large dining room, - (downstairs bedroom, currently den) 1'h baths, . .Ontu"'21 ShoppingNorthvilleCenter) ~ basement and garage, and extra deep lot all withm )Valking distance of charming downtown Nor. ~~;vr . 349·1212 . 'thvl\le, .... Hurry asking $89,900. SUBURBAN REALTORS A'TRUE STORY ABOUT A HOUSE Super Sharp. 3 bedroom brick ranch with formal dining room, first floor laundry. great room with _, OF A DIFFERENT COLOR natural fireplace, neutral colors throughout. 2'h car garage. $135,000. - Recently a lady told me about her 90 year old rDARLING "home 10 the CUy of Brighton that even though It . HOMES , Will soon need malor repairs again IS probably Large older home In Northville. Backs up to com- -worth $90,000 which IS aboul the same as several mercial. 4 bedrooms upstairs. formal dining room. Mobile & Modular • 'of our new homes also," the City of Brighton ex· full basement, 2 car garage. Walk 'h block to Specialists downtown. $79,900. , Gept that our new homes are bUIlt With modern , NOYt (313)349-1047 - ,energy conserving Insulallon and insulating glass CHATEAU ,wood windows and any of SIX Menllat cabmet 4000 sq. ft. in two complete levels on Lake HOwtLL (517)54801100 • -selecllons and a chOice of 1008Intenor paint col· Chemung. Perfect for summer fun with real class. ~ , ors and many exterior colors and a brand new Guest house attached. $89.900. L1stlnc & SeUlnc Bryant furnace and a brand new gas water heater and a brand new roof likely to last for the next Just reduced. Complete horse farm. Acreage, 2 349·7511 • twenty years and a ten r.ear HOW warranty cover- barns, eIght stalls, fencing. pasture. velerlnary 25855 Novl Rd.·Novl - 109 malor structural de ects and an allached two clinic, plus 3 bedroom, 2 bath ranch home with full car garage and a fUll basement and we discussed basement. $189.900. • why anyone would pay the same amount for her 90 • . year old home as they would for one of our new " homes and we thought thai perhaps tI might be because her 90 year old home has an established gard'!'l for whiCh we were very grateful because somebody WIll buy hers and she Will be able to pick one of our four new plans to be her very own now that fixed rate mortgages are available under Carol 10%! If you too would rather have an new home come to Mason SOUTH LYON - Commercial - 1 acre with bldgs. our model at 520Glenwyth Rd. oil of Rlckell and in heart of South Lyon with easy terms. $79,000. Oak Ridge 10 the beautiful Woodlake Village Sub- - diVISion any day except Thursday 1-6 p.rn or call GREEN OAK - VACANT 3'h wooded acres - 800 227-6161.Priced from $76.990. ft. running creek. ,~~ HIGHLAND - 3-4 bedroom farm style home. made ~ ARBOR ~ for large family. country living. $-49,900. ~ DEVELOPMENT CO. ES WIXOM - 3 bedroom on 5 acres for large in- dustrial use. $109.000. SOUTH LYON - 2 bedroom home. 1 acre zoned JUST A BEAUTlFULSETTING ••• commercial. $60.000. for your growing family. Completely remodeled kitchen with Jenaire range, hard- LOST OUR LEASE wood floors, basement, attached garage and MUSTRELOCATE more trees and flowers than you have pro- MI.. rtj~~~ Real Estate, bably ever seen. This perfect ranch is tucked away in its own fairland forest of greens! The :1"lL Inc. price is just so good for this area. $126.900. [B Ilford ..... (313) 684·6666 Call today for the rest of the great things this e~ Highland .. 1313)887·7500 home offers. 344-1800 ~ ~ ...... Hartland. (313) 632·6700 GLOBALHOMES,INC. 41766 w.- 10 Mile RD. Novi, MI 48050 (313)349-69n NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP-ThiS inviting 4 bedroom home, buill in the 1800's features huge living room. dining room. and family room. Nice amenities inlcude natural woodwork, hardwood floors, beveled glass French doors. Situated on approx. 5 acres with city water. Horses allowed. $92.900. 1ST OFFERING - Beautllul brIck ranch with 69' 4 BEDROOM LAKE FRONT on all sports White ENJOY-Country living at Its best In this well buill lake frontage. Home Is Immaculate thru-out. 2 Lake. This Sharp, well built contemporary has 4 bedroom brick ranch. Home has complete list of bedroom - could be 3. 1'h baths. Florida room. interesting landscaping, decks and features and Is situated on 4 lovely acres with out· dining room Rnd large living room with natural walkways. 2 baths, one 9 x 12 with a sunken building, and an additional small home. Plenty of fireplace. Super home on the lake for only tUb. Loads of extras. No. 499 $174.900. room for horses, Just $139,500. $118,900. IF YOU ENJOY FISHING AND BOATING then this 22.5 GENTLY ROLLING ACRES-The gentleman may be for you! 1st offering on this 4 bedroom cot· farmer or the horseman will find this an Ideal value tage with 61' lake frontage. Home features open which Includes a spacious 3 bedroom brick ranch floor plan with family room. large living room. with family room. basement and garage. Plus out- natural fireplace and great room. Home can be us- bUildings that Include 6 stall barn, 4Ox69pole barn ed year round. Heated and Insulated. $64.900. an large shed. Large electric fenced corrals. Call for prlvale showing, $199.000. OUTSTANDING ALL BRICK RANCH setting on over 10 acres with pond. Home features 3 large QUAIL RIDGE-CONTEMPORARY-The use of all bedrooms, 3 fUll baths. living room with natural the adjectives you know will just start to describe fireplace. formal dining room. breakfast room, GRAND OPENING the quality and features lound in this fantaslic -4 Ilnlshed walkout basement with family room with bedroom, mulli-bath home on superb wooded lot Ilreplace, 3 large storage rooms and IIbrarylstudy. overlooking stream. One of Northville's most 2 car attached garage. $137,500. Blend the convenience of the City desirable locations. call for full details and private NICE COUNTRY CONDO In South Lyon area with 2 of Brighton with the solitude of Showing. $395.000, bedrooms, 1'h baths, kitchen with appliances. din· Livingston County ••• Come home ing room, finished walkout basement and balcony to Hidden Harbour. NORTHVILLE SUNSEEKER-Custom built Callfor. off dining room overlooking wooded area. nla style home soars with energy saving grace and Beautllul roiling property with pond. Priced to sell. • Louveredverllcal blinds' FUllycarpeted drama. This spaCious 3 or 4 bedroom, multiple • LaundryIneachbUilding bath home offers an endless list of features. such $47.500. MILFORD TOWNSHIP • AmplostorageIneachunll. as 23x20 master suite, 17' dining room. 3 LOVELY RANCH In Lyon Twp. features 3 • All GEkitchen appliancesIncl. microwaveovens fireplaces. Indoor pool. Jacuzzi. sauna and wet bedrooms, large country kitchen, natural wood Custom ranch maJestically let on over 3 eecludecI bar. Call for private showing, $435,000, trim thrulout and basement, Pole barn with water WALLED LAKE. 1500sq. It. WOOdedacree, 4 bedrooms, 2 full plus half baths, I 1 Bdrm. Condo: $32,500- 2 Bdrm. Condo: $38,500 and electricity. 3 acres with 1 acre fenced. Must a former bank building, - California stone fireplace, family room, dIning Fixed Rate. Long Term Financing Available negotiable land contract seel $85,000. room, finished walk-out basement and attached 3 term a or lease optlori. car garage. $199,900. (G-428) 851·2303 Located off Grand River. in Brighton (313)332.1828. 349·5600 c&ntury21 '12Mile East of 1·96(Brighton Mall Exit 145) Hartford Soultl-West lI35 Incom. Property 330 N. Center·Northvllle 22454Pontiac Trail CHAMBERLAIN ForSel. 437-4111 227-2548 Weekdays & Sundays 1·5 p.m, --=-:-~---t ..... • Wednesday, June 4. 1986-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECOAb-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-50B 035 Income Property 012 Mobile Home Site. 019 Wanted To Rent 102 Auctions : .., ForSale ForRent HOWI:LL.J.llUU sq. ft. rentalI· BRIGHTON:Corner lot 12Ox60 residential. Commercial zon· fenced. circle drive. 1653 BRAUN & HELMER Ing. \ Contemporary design. Greenmeadows. Between AUCTION SERVICE Flrllplace. wet bar. 2'h car hours of 12 noon and Farm. Household. Antique. garage. On Grand River. Ap- 3:30 p.m. (3131227-4730. RealEstate.Miscellaneous. Pfalsed S120.000. Will sacrifice S107.000.10%down. COACH MANS COVE • Thli property now grosses A beaullful mobile home oyer.'S1.200per month rental. community on Big Portage Must see to appreciate. ALPINE Lake. Concrete streets &. (517)548-2347. natural gas. regular &. dou· WANTED: Nice income for APARTMENTS ble wldes. 3 miles N. of I· JERRY DUNCAN'S owner occupancy In !!4. 15 minutes W. 01 Ann AUCTIONEERING Ply:mouth I Northville I· In the heart of Oakfand Arbor. '125per mcnth. SERVfCE Farmington.(3131459-5363. County's recreational 517-596-2936 Farm Estate area - 2 bedroom apart- • Household Antique 1137Real Estate Wanted ments available 1m· 074 L1YlngQuarter. Miscellaneous mediately. Cable, sr. To Share 437-9175 or 437-9104 CASH for your land COli- citizen discount. Next to ,....,.,=:-:--::-:='"'"";"==::::;--;:: tracls. Check with us for your Alpine Valley Ski Lodge LADY onlyl Apartment to best deal. (5tn548-1093 or M I M'lf d share. Country setting. S200 (113)522-6234. on -59 n I or • per month. NOli-smoker.non. • CASH for your land contract, drinker. (313)878·5835 3 or 4 bedroom home in ARROW ~ (5Hl548-7657. • 887·4021 anytime. Howell·Brlghton area, No AUCTION SOUTH LYON. Apartment to pets. Non smokers. ------share. S240a month. includes References. Call (313/623- SERVICE "FOR RENT HARTLAND/Howell. S~all 1 everything. Call after 6 p.m., 9071.Evenings. AucllonIs ourFullTim. 8ulln... , " bedroom. S240plus utilities. >:(31:.:.3",)43.;=.:.7-6828...;;.;;;=-'_ ONE child family desires to HouSehOlds·FarmEstates· Business· Llquldallons (517)548-3523. 078 Industrial, rent home in nice .. HOWELL.S275per monlh plus Commerfcal For Rent neighborhood of Brighton. Roger Andersen Hartland area. Up to S700a 061 House. For Rent deposit. Pay own utilities. No ==-:~::":":'"--:-=-=_-:-:-~:- ~ (313) 229-9027 - pets. (517)548-1400. BRIGHTON. Main street, month. References. Please A few 2-3-4bedroom homes. NORTHVILLE. Downtown Retail/Office. 675 or 1650sq. call. (313/229-2748. Vacant soon. Nice areas. locallon. Newly decorated. 3 ft. suites. (313)227-9555. PROFFESSIONAL couple Kids. pets OK.(3131543-9735.room. efficiency apartment. BRIGHTON. Prime Main with two small girls In need of BRIGHTON/Howell area. Aft e r 9 a. m. - 2 p. m .• Street location. 1600Sq. ft.• 3 or 4 bedroom. home. con· do. or townhouse. Rent• ANTIQUE AND • Rent to own small home. Call (3131349.6913.alter 6 p.m. all or part. (3131229-4569or (3131227·5050. (313)349-0842. (313)229-4060. lease with or without option. COLLECTIBLE FOWLERVILLE.Interested In PINCKNEY.2 bedroom apart- COHOCTAH. Large garage Area preferred: Brighton. AUCTION Howell, Hartland. Call renting option to buy? 3 ment. S385 per month In· for rent or lease. (517)548- FlldayJune6111 700P M ~room ranch. 1V, baths. cluding ulilities. (313)663-8822.5637. (313)326-0837. PROFESSIONAL.family of 3 HowellRecrealooncenler fireplace. basement. garage. Evenings(313)995-0018. ~H:;;A~M:::B::-:U:::R:;:;G---:a:::re::a:-."""'"'ftP;:':lu::-s-----==or 925W. Grand River 10 ~acres. $450 per month. SOUTHLYON. Princeton: live minus 3.900sq. ft. of storage. seeks country house In Howell.Mlch security deposit. references. In compfort and convlence. Unheated pole barn. Approx. Hartland Schools area for Auclloneer. rent or optlon. Daniel (3131422-3359. Just south of Downtown. off Imately 1 mile from US-23. RayEgnash HOWELL: 3 bedroom. 3 Pontiac Trail. Easy access to lust east of Hamburg. Call (313/234-5257or (313/257-9562. Phone.(5171546-7496 bathroom. heal Included. Detroit and Ann Arbor. Large Gene Gutierrez. (313/229-8519THREEbedroom, 1V, baths In S8OO. First and last months one bedroom and beautiful 2 or at The livingston Group. Pinckney or Brighton School rent: Call between 6 and bedroom layouts. Immediate (313)227-4600. district. (313/426-3625. 5:30.p.m. (517)546-2670. accupancy:starting at S365 per ~H7A~R=TL~A;:;N:;:;D:;-.--;-M;--..59.... 24uO;;;0WANTEDto rent, 3 bedroom house. (313)662-9299. • HOWELL 3 bedroom. 2V, month.CaIl(313/437·5007. square ft. Office. retail or ,..._...:..---:. , baths. tri-Ievel on 1acre. S500 "A CAN T soon. 1·2 - 3 storage. (313)227-2552. MOVING permonth. (313/427-3020after bedrooms. Nice areas. Kids. NORTHVILLE.Factory and/- AUCTION 511.m. pets. OK. (313/543-9735. or auto repair. For sale or HOUSEHOLD IDEAL f!,r couple. Two WHY rent? Own your own rent. OnlyS650. (313)349-0603. JJr Antique. collectible bedroom. off 23. between home with low down payment. and household. Ann Arbor and Brighton. Call for details (313)349-7511. RRBAKERTEAM Salurday June 7th. Fireplace. dishwasher. Darling Manufactured Homes. 101 Antiques 12:00 Noon disposal. carpeting. drapes. Novl Rd.. 1 block south of Novl relall space for lease. 56200 E. Grand River lake prlveleges. $400.JUly15. GrandRiver. Corner 10 Mlle/Novl Road. NewHudson. Mlch (3,13/231.1422. WALLED LAKE. 2 bedroom Former bank vault building. ANTIQUE MARKET 'Auctioneer: June 13.14.and 15 NOYt 3 bedroom house. lake apartment near Wolverine Immediateoccupancy. Ray Egnash privileges. enclosed patio. Lake. Second floor with 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 4BFarms Phone: fen!=edyard. $500per month. balcony. Quiet neighborhood. (517) 546-7496 Fir.st. last and security. $360per month. Includes heat. Sou1h Lyon retail space for G3340W.Thompson Rd Exit 84 US23NWCrnr • (313)348-3657. Call after 6 p.m. Thursday. lease. Main Street location. NOYI. on Grand River. 3 (313/624-4310. Immediateoccupancy. (313)629-6100 bedroom. 2 car garage. $575 R Antique shop Is open Mon- p"\Us,security.Call between 9 065 Duplexes For ent (313)348-2588 day through Saturday 9 a.m. t05 p.m. and.11a.m.(313)348-7181. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom =~~-;:-;:-:';==-;::::::::: EGNASH NORTHVILLE. Small one duplex. Appliances included. 2100SO. ft. building. Factory AUCTION bedroom home. stove and $410per month plus utilities. or warehouse, with office. 1m- ANTIQUES/CollectIbles. The refrigerator, no garage or $410security deposit. (3131229-mediate occupancy. 580 Trading Company. 390 S. SERVICE basement. $295plus gas and 6718. South Main St. Nothvllle. Lafayelle. South Lyon. Serving Livingston Wednesday-Sunday. 11·5. electric. $440 secunty. no BRIGHTON, city of. 2 ~(31~3~)34~9-0::;:,:T1O=.:-:;;;:-::::.=-:;- County for 17 years. pels. 1 year lease. (313)349-bedrooms. $450 per month. SOUTH LYON. Store frontl. Weekend flea market. Estate. Antique. (313)437-5960. 2319. plus utilities. First month's office space(sl. S500 and Farm Household and PINCKNEY.3 bedroom home rent in advance and security $300. Parking, first month ANN ARBOR AnHques Liquidations. ai corner of Putnamand Pearl deposit required. References. free. (313)349-3730. Market - M. Brusher. Sunday June 15. 5055 Ann Arbor- call the Professionals • S).-;-.$475.per month plus no pets. Call David White at 078 B lid I & Halls utilities. First and last mon- (517)548-4591. u ngs Saline Road exit 175off 1-94. for free consult~tlon . 1Ii•s r e n t u p fro n t. HOWELL. Country selting. 2 For Rent 300 Dealers In quality Anli- • ques and select Collectibles. (517)546-749'6 References. Call after bedroom. $325.plus security 6:30 p.m. (517)548-4718.Ask deposit. (313/632.7615. 080 Office Space all under cover. 5 a.m. - RIYIncl'-lite Egnalh 4 p.m. Third Sunday every for~,erry. HOWELL. Nice 3 bedroom For Ren1 month. Theoriginal. 103 Garage& 062_Lakefront Houses duplex. Garage.in town. S5OO.BRIGHTON.prime location. Rummage Sales - For Rent (517)548-2140. 100 to 130 sq. ft. Very CLASSIFIEDDEADLINES HOWELL. 2 bedrooms. reasonable.(313/227-3188. Wednesday 12:00 • Green WOODLANDLakefront. year carpeted. large back yard. no BRIGHTON downtown. 1.035 Sheet Shopping Guide Servo ALLGARAGE& RUMMAGE rqul)d. 2 bedroom. furnished pets. $375 per month plus sq It air conditioned office Ing Dexter & Green Sheet SALEADSPLACEDIN collage. Sandy beach. laun- security. (517)546-2220. on' Grand River at Main Shopping Guide Serving THISCOLUMNMUST d~andgarage.(313)227~760. SOUTH LYON. 2 Bedroom. Street. can divide. (313)229- Highland. Thursday 3:30 - STARTWITHTHECITY Shopper Business Directory. WHERETHESALEISTO 064 Apartments lovely area. suitable for ~44~54~'~=;;--;;-=7"'r;;:::: BEHELD.THEAD MUST • ..: ~For Rent adults. Parking. walking BRIGHTON. Grand River Friday 3:30 - Shopper. MOil- day Green Sheet. &. Green BEPRE-PAIDATONE . distance from town. $295. frontage. 700square ft. $325. OFOUROFFICESOR BRIGHTONCove Apartments (313)437-3578.(313)437-2205. per m0 nth com pIe t e. Sheet Business Dlrectorys. Monday 3:30 - Wednesday PLACEDONA MASTER now accepting reservations 067 Rooms For Rent (3131229-2133or (313)231-9174. GreenSheet. CHARGEORVISACARD. for 1 and 2 bedroom apart· BRIGHTON. First class pro- me.nts from $385. Office FEMALE to rent room In fessional building on Grand hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Mon- home. Everything Included. River near Brlghlon Mall. CHANGES. Changes! New day_ through Friday only. S250per month. Call after From 500 up to 3.000sq. ft. hours May 14. 11·5 p.m. Phone(313)229-8277. 6 pm. (517)548-6383. Call Brighton Town and Wednesday through Satur- day. Other chance or appoint· ~. FOWLERVILLEarea. Furnlsh- Country(3131227·1111. ment. Antique furniture. BRIGHTON ed room wllh house BRIGHTON, Prime Main glassware. jewelry and col- LEXINGTON MANOR privileges. (517)223-3196. Street location. 1600Sq. ft.• lectibles. Furniture stripping '1 BEDROOMFROMS335 WALLED LAKE. One mile all or part. (3131229-4569or done by hand. Lake ~2BEDROOMFROMS395 from Twelve Oaks Mall. (313)229-4060. Chemung Oldies. 5255 E. • POOland carpeting. senior (313/624-0536. =B::':R;;'G:;H7.::T=::O~NF.-=p-'-rlm"::-::"e--:'ouffi:::c'::eGrandRiver. Howell. (517)54&- discounts. 6 C d I space. contemporary ::::~~~~~;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;8875or (517)546-7784. (313/229-7881 0 9 on om nlums, building. 1300 sq. ft. Grand. Townhouses River at Hacker. (3131227-' Stop & Shop For Rent 2440. Adam's PO NTRA IL APTS. NORTHVI LLE. Hig hland ;2200=F=E;;;ET;-:'"pr::'of;:'e=ss:O:lo::'na:;'l-=ofAntique wfI=ceMall on Pontiac Trail In Lakes. Spotless 3 bedroom space in the Davis Health SpacenowAvallable- AMCON GROCERY AUCTION 'SQuth Lyon. Now ren- condo. 1'1.1bath. fireplace. Center. Three year lease As Lowas S50."mo.• Sat.-June 7-4 p.m. ling 1 & 2 bedroom clubhouse. ol:.mplc size available at below market 201 E. Grand River. u'nlls from '370 in- pOOl.tennis. bike paths. S950 rates. Longer terms possible. Currentlyhandling over1500d,Herent,temsIRcJudIROslmmp. Howell lobslerla,ls.beel.pork.fish.poultry. dairyproducts.canned& eluding heat & hot per month includes heat and Call1-800-521·7448. 517-546-5360 drygOOds.BllngcoolerslorlrozenItems .water. Adult seclion. water. no pets. availableJuly HARTLAND _ downtown Ross Woodlrd. Auctioneer MOVING ANnQUE & HOUSEHOLD GOODS 437·3303 1. (313)348-2389after 5:30 or Hartland. lEASE small start· Saturday, June 7 - Starting at 12 Noon BRIGHTON Newer 2 (313)348-2944after4p.m. up spaces to fit your needs. DINETTEset. genuine solid L~~:"';;";'';;'''';;':''';Mel's Auction 1279 Old US 23-Brighton;"_",,, Rain or Shfne • bedroom aduit apartment SOUTH LYON. 2 bedroom. Finished Interiors. conve- mahogany. Duncan Phyfe Located In Howell at 401 W. SIBLEY ST. - CORNER S4OO.per month. Vacant: 1'1.1bath•.garage and base- nlent downtown. S275. style. approximately 50years GREGORY ST. FROM THE FOUR MAIN CORNERS IN (517)548-3260 ment. kitchen appliances. ~(31~3;o)632'=-=:71;.:1~1.,=,;,;,,:,:---::::-=old. InclUdes buffet. corner HOWELL. TAKE MICHIGAN AVE. SOUTH 1 BLOCK 2 ~room Apartment. $475 ~:ii43~~~t and security. ~~~~~~' ~IC:. ~r~~~ ~~~~.ca~~~~~'gta~.an~~ TURN RIGHT ON SIBLEY AND GO THREE BLOCKS TO I per month. Deposit required. WHY rent.? LAKE ANGELA River.(517l546-8030. (J13)563-6487days. ADDRESS' 401 WEST SIBLEY ST - CORNER, GREGORY ST. II (313)669-2099. CONDOMINIUMS. South of HOWELL. executive offices HOWELL Chlld's toy dining THE GLENS New Hudson. 10miles east of Includes: conference room. table. beaded bag with mat. GIANT FLEA ROBERT E. DUDLEY. AUCOONEEft l". ,n lovelywoodedareanear Brighton. 1. 2 bedrooms ca r p e tl n g. wet bar. ching headband. many PHONE HOWELL (Sm S46-3145 downtown8roohionEasyaccess townhouse. 1V, baths. full Secretarial services and things. Thursday and Friday. MARKET ANTIQUES & OLDIES: GORGEOUS ENGLISH (19001 BEDROOM ~':,o~o:~~lIsEII~:~nc~p1ci~U~basement. $49.900.2. New 2 telephone answering 1755Eager Road. north of M· SUITE, CONSISTING OF: A DOUBLE BED. 4 DRAWER CHEST WI· rooms. provalebalconies.Iully bedroom ranch. full base- available. Ideal for Salesman =S9~'''''''':-:-:,:,:"""__ ~-:--::-:- capeted.apphances.pool ment. $49.900.3. 2 bedroom or Manufacturers Rep. Call KITCHEN wood stove • KING'S MILL COOPERATIVE SQUARE MIRROR. DRY SINK WI MARBLE BASE & LARGE WAR. .St.rtlng At '385PerMonth flat. with basement.$42.900. (517)548-2244. Kjllamazoo $350. Schubert Northville Rd. between 6 & 7 Mile Rds. DROBE W/2 GLASS WINDOWS & BEVELLED MIRRORED DOOR' 10%DISCOUNTFORSENIOR rI ht d lano Sl 500 Saturday, June 7,9:00-4:00 DONE IN BLACK WALNUT: Two Tier Walnut Shelf; Wood & Melal • ,. 229-2727 CITIZENS. AUla Construe- 082 Vacation Rentals ~r~lJng~(;~4>J7-OO71.·· Trunk; Burled Wooden Hat Rack W/Mirror; Four Oak Tables; one tlon.(313/229-800Z-- BRIGHTON.Woodland lake 1910 Studebaker Doctors Bargains Galore - Hand crafts, 50-50 W/Brass Fittings & one w/Captain's Walk; Two Oak Rockers;. frontage. Year round 2 Buggy.S950.(517l548-328O. raffle, bake sale, hot dogs, donuts, WALNUT LOVE SEAT W/Cane Backing; Silver Plated Tea Set; bedroom furnished cottage. WANTED:Hand cranked Vlc· coffee, cold drinks, Ice cream. 'Sandy beach. laundry room trolas and picture records. Souvenir Spoons With R ~ '- ,(.V:.. ~~-'Y4 '. "'/ .... <..,'" Air Conditioning Asphalt Brick, Block. Cement Building I Remodeling Building I Remodeling Carpentry Ceramic TIle Excavating excavatIng HIGHLAND BUILDING SUP- ALL ceramic tile expertly FOR QUALIFIED CARPENTER Interested In TRENCHING __ MICHIGAN PLIES. INC.. wholesale ROBERT HERNDON doing work you need done done. New and repair. DUFFY'SEXCAVATING SERVICE AND BRICK PATIOS dlstnbutors 01 acoustic 1I1e Licensed. (313)474·0008, Perc tests. septlcs. drain H6 inch footings and wale(. BUILDING COMPANY for remodel and repair. lines dug. Block work for' 'INSTALLATIONOF ALL PRO BRICK, BLOCK. STONE, and gnd. Open to public. Specializing In pole WalterOtto. (313)437-7250. (313)227·n54. fields, basements. dozer and FIREPLACES,REPAIRS.Call Whitmore Lake (313)4~9- BOB'S CERAMIC TILE will back hoe work. Dump truck garages, houses and addI- YOUR AIR CONDo buildings. decks and tions. Also floors poured. ASPHALT Wayne. 2074. remodeling. Quality work at remodel bath or kitchen com- service. Sand, gravel, top- CALL THE (313)348-6875 ATABUILDERS.INC. SOil, fill dirt. etc. (313)227- call (5tn546-2117 or (5tn223- PAVING reasonable rates. Licensed plete. Will repair or replace 9618. PROFESSIONALS! and Insured.(313)685.2532. Rough carpentry, cement liIe. Free estimates. Call 7859. Driveways. DECKS work. driveways. patios. (313)229-2529. basements, garages. dump EXCELLENT22A road grayel. CENTER Parking Lots, etc., FENCES WOLMANIZEDwood decks. truck service, sand. gravel. C&FCEMENT 10 yards. $95. Backhoe ser· Floor Service Seal Coating - Our plan or yours. Quality topsoil. etc. (313)22&-7024or BARNS yice. Septic field Installation. SERVICE ALL TYPES OF assured. satisfaction (313)437-1917. 227-5097 "All Work Guaranteed" SOD guaranteed.(313)229-8681. (313)878-9174. Free Estimates CEMENT WORK JOE Raica Excayatlng. New Special Rates thru 5/31-86 BASEMENT, INSTALLATION and repairs. septic systems. NEW IDEA:'~: road gravel. topsoil, backhoe HOMEIMPROVEMENT GARAGES And More Hardwood floors. laying .arld : CENTRAL AIR 887-4626 DRIVES, WALKS, SAVE~ KD Constructio and dozing, york raking sanding.Tile. • Specializes in Doors & Service yards.(5171521-4508. CONDITIONERS Auto Repair ETC.' 20% SPECIAL (313)231-1653 .' ~ ~ Clean & Service RESIDENTIAL Basement, 15 pI. check '3411 GENERAL and major 25% \ Waterproofing, HARTLAND GARAGE mechanical work. 7 a.m.to & COMMERCIAL Projects Co. Furniture Reflnlshl~g _ ~ BILL JAMES Guaranteed DOORS PLUMBING & HUTING 9 p.m. M·59 at Hickory 30 years experience on your , Electrical Openers Ridge.(313)887·2500. 349·5297 WE do lurnlture stripping by. NOVI 476-2626 new custom Kitchen & Bath Seryice & Repair hand. (517)546-778~· or (313) 348·2710 homewithout Remodeling, Free Esllmales (517)546-8875. ReSidential & CommerCial KITCHEN remodeling. lifting a hammer. Insulated Doors David Hartland WOODMASTERS furniture cabanets and counter lOpS. Be your own & Windows and (313) 632~5213 service. Furniture repair.' References. Tom Nelson. house contractor. refinishing and striping. Call (313)632-5135. Much More (313~11 for free In home' KITCHENS. bathrooms and Michigan estimates. : addillons. Ceramic IIIe. Free (313)437-4641 estimates. licensed. (313)349- School of Home Handyman ~' DECKS. Custom built with 6393. Building CARPENTRY, furniture' Ann Arbor wolmanlzed wood. Call Doug 'for free eslimates. Ucensed. refinishing. home: (313J665·8000 (511)5.4&-8243. EARL maintenance. No job too:- MIDWEST DECK small. (3131632-5164. • MICHIGANSLEADING Grand Rapids EXCAVATING CO. DECKBUILDERS (616J95G·9369 Heating & Cooling. DeSign to compliment your DECKS Septics, Drain home. Superior construction. SPONSOREDBY HOME Fields, Sewers, ALPINE HEATING AND AIR: call nowand enJoysummer! BUILDINGFINANCE ADDITIONS CONDITIONINGserving the. CORPORATION Licensed Builder. Insured. Basements. Land greater Brighton areas ne~s • (313)437-4562 call; (313)227-5340. Grading and Clear~ Llcensed/lnsured. CONSTRUCTION LOANS FOR lor 20 years. (313)229-4543':' THE COlT YOURSELF HOME lng, Pere Tests. BUILDER Sand-Gravel i 1 Delivered NORTHVILLE REFRIG. NEW IDEA HEATING & COOUN.G HOMEIMPROVEMENT 437·4676 Kitchens. baths. all Mark Earl Specializing in rooms. Drywall, plum- Owner Oil Burner Service bing. electrical and ad- ditions. Roofs and • Boilers· painting. Central Air condo (313)231-1653 Fencing Sales & Service Carrier Dealer OrlglOall800's SPLIT RAIL FENCE N.lRTHVILL~ 349-0880':'. Smallads-- Building I RemOdeling get '- ADDITIONS. decks, new attention.··· homes. remodel. Insurance South Lyon Herald work. Licensed builder. Free 313·437~2011 estimates.(517)546-0267. QUALITY carpentry and , . remodeling. licensed. Free BLOCK AND ALL estimates. Reasonable ADORA MASONRY prices. (517)546-0287. Largelobs andall repairs. , * * Experfenced.Licensed & ASPHALT Insured. Work myself. ADDITIONS WOLMANIZEDDECKS .~ .~~ ROOT'S~ Fast & elllclent. Free BY , PONDdredgingand develop- And all other carpentry work. estlmales. 348-0066 or e t N M ment. Turn swampareas Into References. Jim (313)34&- ::,:SERVICES CARTER ~0 &~tS o. ore . useful Irrigation or decorative BRIGHTON ~ EXCAVATING:: Construction Co. 2562. :-': PAVING First Class Workmanship ponds. Equipped for fast, ef· AUTO SERVICE BRICK. block work, FIRST PLACE WINNER of IIclent work. Ron Sweet. • SNOW PLOWING & REMOVAL :' : : :' SEALCOATING fireplaces. porches and * BRAD,352-0345 * INC. ,·1, LANDSCAPETIES two National .Awards, (313)437·1727. Carpet CleanIng CONTRACTS AoIAILABLE ". patios. Free estimates. CUSTOMWood Decking and We Repair all makes & :'.. FREEESTIMATES HAMILTON has been SAND and gravel haul(ng. Diamond ,Janitorial. carpet JOHNFLEMING (3131349-6048. Gazebo's. WOlmanized. satisfying customers for Light bulldOZing. Some models. Foreign. • BULLDOZING • BACK FILLS ."' . ". cleaning. 9111S. Reasonable BRICK work, block work. Cedar and Redwood. Design over 20 years. Cleanups.etC.(517)546-9744. Domestic. Diesel. • BASEMENTS· DRiVEWAyS···· . 437..5500 fireplaces. foundations. por· and Construction. Call: rates. call anytime. Ask for Minor or Malor Repair. You deal directly with the VAIDIC Excavation. Backhoe Jim. (313)878-581~. JIMTEARSON ches. additions. Free DeFelice Construction Co. Guaranteed RebUilt • ROADS· STUMP REMOVAL . own e r, A II w 0 r k and bulldozing. Septlcs. Engine Installations. .. estimates.(313)878-6301. (~31~3c)43:::.7~-8096~. _ guaranteed and com· driveways. grading and tren- HIGHLY effective carpel/. "* GRAVELITOP SOIL "* 231..3643 BRICK work. Small lob petltlvely priced. ching. (313)68S07348.(313)349- upholstery cleaning. SCrub, 9851 E. Orand River "WE WILL GLADL Y steam. Tough spot removal. Brighton specialist. 28 years ex· • FREE ESTIMATES ~~~8::....--=,.....- _ MOVE THE EARTH :-:LL Arou'ld Asphalt. perlence doing new and GREAT DECKS (313)437-4720. Mechanics FOR YOU" Driveways and parkIng 1011. repairs. Blocks. Chimneys. • Designs Carpentry BIIIWazylylt also • Additions. KitChens Carpet service and FREE ESTIMATES ~ree estimates. (313)231·2228.steps. porches. tuck poln· KITCHEN.BATHSand tlng. (313)349-5967. • Porch • Enclosures, etc. lvsnKltaon J)RIVEWAYS seal Coated. RECROOMS CARPENTRY.New construc- CARPET. tile and Yinyl In- Brush applied. 8 years ex- FREEESTIMATES HAMILTON tion. addlllons. decks. Eagle stallation. repairs. 15 years PHONE 1684.2707 p:e r I e n c e. L 0 C A L LICENSED/INSURED CUSTOM Age Construction. State experience. (313)227-4897. ,J\EFERENCES. Free (313)632-7351or REM ODELl NO Jim Root licensed builder. 72380. Catering 227-1324 "Imates. call Nell. (313)349- (313)427·3038 Call 559-5590••• 24 Hour. (313)227·1793. 17r.,rt E."e".ne. 1394. Wedneaday. June 4, 18ae-SOUtH I.YON l1iAALD-NORT HVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-7.B • ------&,"------104 Household Goods 104 Household Goods 104 Household Goods 104 Household Goods 104 Household Goods 105 Firewood 106 Musical Instrumenls 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous .ndCoal MUSIC MAN amplifier, 130 APPLE crates, fold up. 10 APPLIANCE REPAIR CONTEMPORARY table. FARMER'S bell, cast Iron, LIVING Room set olive REFRIGERATOR. Side by ABSOLUTELY seasonable Honest and dependable. Ser- Rare burl wood. brass legs. walts, $400. Two electra-voice cents each, approximately '100. AnI/que 43 In. square green, plus lamps. "00. call side. glals shelves. Copper- ash. birch, maple. oaks, etc. stage monllors, S275 each. 400. (313)437-4951. vice call and diagnosis S15. glass top. 8 upholstered extension table, refinish· (517)548-0064. oak tone. Sl50. (3131227-4385. Cut. split, ready to burn or a (517/548-8460after 7 p.m. Serving livingston County chalra. Must seel Originally ed, $125. (313)878-3754. FLA:;';R~G5E~D:;ln~e::':1l""e-=S""et"".6=-C:::ha--:-lrs-, aeml load of oak logs AIRLINE Ticket from Metro to 13.000. Sacrifice S950. REFRIGERATOR 0 bl OAK Piano and bench. Anchorage via Minneapolis, ar88 only for 11 years. Larry's FREEZER Sears. 19.5 cubic 2 ft. flip out leaf, lazy suzan, • ou e delivered. Hank Johnson & Appliance: (517)223-3484. (517l548.2347. door. avocado. runs good. Sons. (313)349-3018. BeautifUlly grained. Best of· June 16, S225. No personal feel, upright. Works fine. S75. A-' shape. "35. (5tn548-2692 $150. (313}231-2710. fer. (313)34~5. checks. (517)521-3351. Apartment size electric early or late. ROLLAWAY f Idl AAA Firewood, coal, Super K PIANO. Upright Grand. Good stove. $5. /51n223-8588. :::M::i:IC:!:R:-=O~W::::A;VE=-ov-e-n-.r-o""ll-aw-a-y o ng bed, kerosene. propane filling. ATTENTION knitters, 6'x4'. Used 1 weekend, $50 Fletcher & Rickard Land. condition. S6OO. (313)437·2870. weavers, spinners. Large FULL sized bedroom set. bed. girls bike, apartment firm. (313)349.1649. $Cape Supplies, (313)437- PIANO, Mediterranean con- selection 01 hand-spun yarn. mallreu. box springs. size washer and dryer. SOFA S3OO. 2 Large chairs. lkI09. rovlngs and raw fleece. Wool, ~nut color. $250. (5tn546- /313/437-5917. sole concert style. Excellent Sloo each. 2 sets of twin =F;;:IR::E""W"'OO=D"'",-h:"'"a-rd"""w-ood--'-,-c-ut, condilion. Cost $4,000, mohair. angora. blends. ~;;...,..,.....-----=-----: AMANA refrigerator. Sloo. • FM;;;O~V:::IN;:G~sa:":;l;';'e"".1"'2-PI:"'"ec-e""f""am""I""'IY CONTEMPORARY solid beds. Desk, end tables. split and delivered In 15 or 25 sacnflce, $2,000. (313)93&-9780 (313)750-0102. Dinette set, Sloo. Velvet side FIREPLACE Gas Jet set, In· room grouping. $1,500 or best chair, $50. Large fan on walnut rectangular table wUh (313)227·7681. face cord loads. $36 to $40 per Ask for Joyce. BABY announcements, clucllng log holder. 2 small oller. Pine kitchen table with two 20 Inch leafs. 6 chairs, SEARS Kenmore heavyduty face (4x8xI6/. (616/972·2563or PIANO, wllh bench. Good golden and silver anniver· atand, wooden desk. old logs. and 2 large logs. $20. 4 chairs plus hutch. $275. or wooden swivel desk chair, and buffet. S475. (313)887- washer and gas dryer. S175 (511)967-8144. condition. must sell. $350. sarles. engagement an- Upholstered rocking chair, best oller. (313/229-8663. nouncements, and much ~ach 125. (51n546-4823. 39n. $20. Cherrywood end table, MO for bot h • W h Irip 0 0 I :'H:-':A'-:R:'::D~W"';O~O"=D--'f""ac-e-c-o-rd-s,(313)685-2191. 50 INCH projection TV, sears, =:.:..:.::~:.:.:..!=~~ __ more. The Millord Times, 436 ;:;C;;EN"T;;U~R;;;Y::-:-so-;fa-an-d""'l:"'"o-ve-s-e-'-at.$15. (313/437-9201 VING sale. Washer, dryer, refrigerator, gold, 20 cu. In. 4x8x16. Unsplll $35. Spill $45. PIANO, upright, cherry, With $1,050 or oller. /313~ ::;;:;::::=:=:~~.~;:--;;;-_ each, or $150 both. Pool with power saver. $275. N. Main. Millord. (313)68S. A·l Previously Owned like new, Tuxedo style, seo case- bench. $1.000. (313)437-8231- or (313)227-4022. FREEZER. 23.1 cu.ft. Sears table, chord organ. (313)229- ment window air condilloner. Delivered In minimum 01 3. 1507. REFRIGERATORS. RANGES cream with muted print. UPRIGHT plano, 75 years old. KARATE and self-defense: chest type, white. Excellent. ll964 between 6 and 9 p.m. White Westinghouse. 10,000 ~(5",,17),.:;223-3533=-~=::.__ .,...-__ BEAUTIFUL new Victorian WASHERS. DRYERS: S2,800 new, both SI,ooo. stool Included, excellent con· Private or group lessons. $275. (313)229-E902. MAPLE end table. brass floor BTU. Sl25. (313/229-2031 after OAK. 4x4x8 foot cords, 8 cord wedding dress in Ivory With Guaranteed. Low prices. See (313)227-3748. dltion, $800. (313)437-9695• (313)459-1138or (313/231-1164. FURNITURE. lamps, pic· and table lamps. two recliner 6 p.m. minimum, delivered. matching handmade picture • !Worldwide T.V .. Brighton COUCH, loveseat, table, tures, tables, ceiling fixtures. chairs, magazine rack, 13'h- SEARS, gray washer and Guaranteed, quanllly and YAMAHA allo saxaphone. KNAPP Shoe Distributor: .... all. (313)227-1003. S350. (313)227-1813. hat. Best lor Fall or Winter (313)437-8231. X20'h carpet and pad. All In electric dryer. 18 months old. quality. (517)46&-3666. Like new, with case. $275. Wedding, size 12. (313)348- Leonard Eisele: 2473 Wallace (313)437·2732. GENERAL Electric electric excellent condition. (313)437- Moving must sell, $550. 106 Musical Inslruments 2697. Road, Webberville. (517)521- dryer. $150. (517)546-7745after 6476or (313)437-9357. 3332. (517)223-9015. 107 Miscellaneous CONSIDER Classified then 5 p.m. OLD Inventory must go. Many SMOKE/FIRE damaged fur- ACCOUSTJC 320 base amp. 2 conSIder It sold. 21.1 cu.ft. GE freezer. Very lIems reduced 20 to 60%. Two nllure. cabinets, appliances. JBL loaded T.A. stacks. 1 20 ALFALFA hay. First and se- good condition. $250. liVing room sets at cost. The Dismanlllng house, prices channel snake. JBL cond cutting. Good quality. (517)54&-7353. Furniture Store. (313)227- are right, you remove. call monitors. 1 Rickenbacker (517)52t-3332 Webberville. CIRCULATION (313)231.2772 or (313)449-8536 base. 1 1972 Stratocaster. 1 30 In. gold Gas Stove. $60. ;5466::2.C:-.-:--,-;-...,.-.,---==-.,.- ACCEPTING enrollments for NORTHVILLE RECORD (313/227-9456. OAK table and 4 chairs. 30 by for Info. Inspection at 11357 1980 Les Paul custom. Fall. 1986 at Livingston North Shore Drive, Whit- (313)229-8500 days. (313)229- 313-349--3627 HARVEST gold Hotpolnt 40 Inches. $250. Beaullful Montessori Center for DOUBLE oven electric stove. more Lake. (next to public 4422 evenings. _ electric oven. $125. While 5 condll/on. (313)348-6640. children ages 2'h through 12 S2OO. KUchen Aid built In access) on Sunday 1 p.m. to ALTO SAX-eonn. Slightly us- drawer dresser. $20. Billard OAK dining room set wllh years old. Preschool Summer dishwasher, $90. Both good B p.m. ed, great for beginning stu- program also available. Call condillon. (517)546-0269. rOWing machine. $40. large hutch. $1,200 or best of- (5tn223-8510. fer. (313)349-3547. SEARS 23 cubic ft. chest dent. $250. (313)349-5405. Cheryl Rosaen at (313)227- freezer. $100. (313)87&-3067. BALDWIN Organsonlc spinet "4666 to arrange an observa- HARVEST gold Whirlpool PORTABLE Hoover washer. SOFA and Joveseat. Early organ. 2 keyboards. $500. tion or for further information electric range. Excellent con- fdeal for cottage, $65. alXlut our excellent program. dillon. $150. Side-by·side 20 (517)223-9604. American. good condlllon. (313)437-6946. cu. ft. refrigerator. $200. ~PO~R~T~A~B:;L;E;:::";S:-a-un-a-,~$5O==-.-=6$125. Bunk beds, set, maple, =B"""A=By"""-g-r-an-d"'-p""la-n-o-.~Y::-o-u-ng APPROXIMATELY 30 Wood DOUGH BOY pool, 16x32 ft.. windows. 'Varlous sizes. White utility tub, $20. Tiffany piece bedroom set. $500. Ad- like new, $150. (313)43N1623. Chang. Ivory hnlsh. New, all accessories. Best offer. taken out of house lor Ther· style chandelier, $50. New mlral 15.3 cu. chest SOFABED, recliner, couch. never used. Dramatic look. (313)62~276 or (3131684-2379. ft. mal windows. Make offer. Excellent condition. (313)624- Originally $7.000. Sacnhce. DRAPERIES and curtains, oak framed f10urescent ceil- freezer. $150. All good condl- (517)223-3826. . Ing fixture, S75.(313)227-3748. tlon. (313)227-1739 after 1977. .$4.900. (517)548-2347. refrigerator. stove. freezer. ATTENTION: BURT MUNTZ 30 Inch range. 5e1f-eleaning4 =c!-.p:;:.m:=.:.,...... ,.-__ -:--:- __ THREE piece bedroom suite. CLOSE out sale on Yamaha Wrought Iron and Marble and BILL SAINZ. Please con- oven. coppertone. $100. QUEEN size cannonball style Full size bed, triple dresser Grand. Tokal-Klmball- table, solar collector for pool, tact Charles D. Knoppow, 525 ONE year old swimming pool, (313)878-5139. pine headboard and foot· with mirror and chest. $125. Sohmer pianos. New pianos old chairs. Country light fix· N Woodward Avenue. Suite tures, metal work bench 18X33. above ground, with JVC home complete stereo board. boxsprlng and mat- (313)231-3399. from $1.095. Used pianos 1000, Bloomfield Hills. MI desks. other. (313)348-19n IEarth falter and skimmer. lad- wllh cabinet, $750. (313)229- tress, $150. (517)546-3715after THREE piece bedroom set. from $195. Hammond organs 48013. (313)644-1045. aher3 p.m. 'der, you take down. S8OO. 7155 after 6 p.m. ;:,.6-"p:.:,:.m.:.;;.'-- _ lY.r Inch pine dining room from $295. Ann Arbor Plano table. Moving. must and Organ Company. 209 S. ATTENT/ON witnesses! " you ELECTRIC lawn mower. $35. 15tn223-3826. '. 1983 Kirby upright sweeper, sell./313)227-5672. Main Street. (313)663-3109. were an eyewitness or have Braided Colonail rug, $65. with all attaChments, In- any Information regarding an REPAIRABLE USED office desk. Best offer. COMPLETE Shure Vo~al (3131878-3214. cluding rug shampooer. Cost automobile accident which S900 new. sacnlice Sloo. The Furniture Store. (313)227- Master P.A. 6 channel With 18 ft. gondola shelVing unit, RANGES AND reverb. Monllor and covers occured on August 27. 1983 at Runs fine: 20 Inch apartment 5466. includes end caps and Included. $550 or best. the Intersection of Hacker size stove. $40. 1(51nB76- shelves. Excellent condition. REFRIGERATOR WOOD gra Ined formlca table, (313)453-3350. Road and Golf Club Road. 3058. $250. (313)887-7323 from WANTED two leaves. six beige vlnyl ~H;';A~M~M:'::O::::N:;D;:::"C-""2:"'"o;;;-ra-g-an-w=lthThe estate of Wesley Smith, 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday KITCHENAID portable chairs, $75. (517)546-7168. Leslie speaker. Musl sell! deceased, and the estate 01 lhrough Friday. Saturday. I dishwasher, S50. Electric (517)223-3464 Michelle Fletcher, deceased. WANTED free freezer. $425. (313)663-9944. 9:30 a.m. t05 p.m. Bargain Barrel.", range. $75. (313)227-3562. will be sincerely ap- \250 ROLL TOP DESKS. $149.99 Howell schools nature IBANEZ PT350 X Series preciative. Please contact FILL sand or clay $1.00 per ' KENMORE electric stove, yard. Delivery available. ,RED raspberry bushes, 2 feet' and up. The Furniture Store. (5~~~len Cortright. Guitar with case, Tremolo Charles D. Knoppow. 525 N $75. Whirlpool washer and (517)546-3860. high. You dig. $.20 each: (313)227-5466. • with fine tuners. locking nut. Woodward Avenue. Suite COLPSPOT freezer. Ex- dryer, $50. All work. (517)548- REFRIGERATOR. $185. Gas WASHER and dryer, work New,$325.(313)632~. 1000. Bloomfield Hills. MI 6 FOOT wood picnic table. . (313J:U9-8888. Astlent condillon, chest type, =~,=,E~;---=--.",-- 4569. stove. $35. Table and 5 chairs, good, $150. (313/750-9054. LOWREY organ with double 48013. (313)644-1045. $20. (517)548-2261. ~Ifetlme warranty. $250. LARGE variety of Items for (313)229-9669. sale. such as: paintings. $55. Vanity with mirror. $30. key board. automatic rhythm. 40 gallon plasllc barrels, 12 Ft. satellite. For sale or bedroom set, couch. etc. call (313/437.2870. peddles. bench, and instruc- perfect lor rafts or docks, $15 trade.":::~~~::;::::::=:-....,;;-;-:~(313)229-2384. days (313)563-6487. ROPER electric range, 30 In., tlon book. Like new. (313)437- each. Also 8x8 ft. SWim rail. GALAXY;;; I Moshey TA33JR avocado. includes hood fan. 0==20=2. _ $289. Call (517)546-8827. Rolator $400. (313/231-3638. S2OO. (313)229-6346. Aller 4. . REACHOVER,US,Ooo POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS EVERVWEDNESDAVAND 136,000 EVERV MONDAY DEADLINE D£ADUH£ IS FRIDAY IS FRIDAY AT 3:30 P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY ATI: ...... Livingston County Phone 227-4436 or 548·2570 Oakfand County 431-4133,348.3022,605-8705 or 669-2121 Wayne County 349·3022 Washtenaw County 221-4436 Heating & Cooling landscaping landscaping landscaping Landscaping landscapIng Plastering Rooting & Siding Upholstery LIVINGSTON Plastering/- HAND CALL Smllhs. Quality work! Janitorial Services ALL types lawn Installed. Sod CALL BRUSH hogging. estate FILL dirt, mostly topsoil. 15 SCREENED topsoil. Howell. Texture COmpany. Repairs. SPLIT Sensible prices! Huge tabrlc or seed and light landscap- SNOGREEN LANDSCAPING mowing. lawn and pasture yard loads. Bulldozing and (517)546-9527. remodeling. customiZing. -- CEDAR selection! All types furniture! JANITORIAL Service - Com- Ing. (3131227-7570. for complete residential seeding. disclng. tractor finIsh gradIng. Howell. Ir ~),- SCREENED and shredded Prolesslonal qualily. (313)227- " - SHAKES Free estimates! Pick up and merclal. Residential. Classic maintenance. Spring clean- work. John's Tractor Service, (517)54&-9527. " top soli. sand and gravel. Im- 7325. - delivery. La-Z-Boy special. (313)887-1644. , 'LV~\;"\"1IShlngies Gleaning Corp. (313)437-4720.. AEROSCAPE LANDSCAPING ups. mowing, shrub & tree mediate delivery. Radio labor $125. (313)561-0092• planllng, tolal landscaping !:::.=:.:.:.:=::...----- PLASTERING and drywall. •' '. La d I WE'RE not out to be the big- dispatched trucks. call T. T• New, repair and texturing. Beveled Cedar SIdIng • ;A, n seap ng gest. just "THE BEST"! service. Free esUmates. Vacuum Cleaners COUNTRYSIDE FIELD MOWING and G. Excavating. (517)546- Excellent qualily. Channef Cedar Sldfng Thats why we would like to (313)437-8259. 3146. ~ complete lawn service. take care of your lawn .. ... LANDSCAPING BRUSH HOG Reasonable rates. (313)669- Copper Valley. & Fluhlngs grass CUlling, shrub trimm- Complete landscape service. 4157. Wallpapering maintenance needs this year! Builders 'snap' shims Ing. landscaping, sodding. lawn maintenance, decks, SPRING CLEAN UP!! Com- 10% BUildersDiscount Reasonable and reliable, Plumbing retaining walls. etc. (313)437- MapleBidge excavating and fencing. Free 878..3740 mercial and residential mow- Wall Washing (3131878-3740. Western Cedar Products 5214. La"dBalpe,I"e. Ing. Grass de-thatching. ------(313)878-9174 estImates. WE CARE •-======:::::::=: Design work. Reasonable. GALBRAITH PLUMBING Water Conditioning Fully Insured. BtUE GRASS LAWN • lawn Service ABOUT OUR WORK and HEATING ANGELO'S SUPPLIES (517)548-1729 Septic Tank Service SUPPLIES • landscaping *SPECIAL\* Licensed and Insured. No job -;-;:;::-:;,..,-_-;:--:::-":':"""--:::-- Water Weed Control too big. too small or too far. ., • Now Cutting Sod-<:lassA& B Topsoil Shredded Bark { 6Yds. TopSoil S58.00 TERRA FORMA MARV Lang sanitation. Sep- 8a.m.-Sp.m .•. 7Days • Snow Removal COMMERCIAL lawn mowing. 6 Yds. Fill Dirt 20 years experience. Electric Peat Wood Chips 142.00 call (517)546-2294 tic cleaning. complete In- Wedding Services We also specialize In lawn 6Yds.ScreenedTopSoil sewer cleaning. Mobile Also Available Triple19FtHlillzer Clay sand Commercial or m.so stallations. perk tests and DE-T!iATCHING and land- 6Yds. TopSoiJ-Peal. •• $79.oo Home Service. (313)437-3975. 51125W. a Mile Rd., Pool Dec. Stone Residential repairs. Free estimates. AFFORDABLE. quality, scaplng: (313/227-7570. (50-50 Screened Mixture) Northville Fill A.R. Ties TOWN' COUNTRY (313)349-7340, (313)476-n44. custom attention wedding 348-1180 Pick up or delivery For Free estimate call • 6Yds. Wood Chips '" ••• 00 LANDSCAPING photography. Call LOVing Also, sod culters and post ALL LAWN MOWING 6Yds. Shredded Bark ••• $105 NOW taking orders for PLUMBING Sewing Photography, 9 a.m. to \o\VAlLABLE now: shredded Delhatchlng, Aerating 6 Yds.lImestone ...... $811 beaulllul trees and shrubs. 9 p.m. (313)449-2130. hole diggers lor rent. Also 349-2935 ALTERATIONS. repairs and bark. topsoil, seed hay, etc. grading available. . Tree & Shrub Trimming. •Also Delivering 10014 Yd Loads' Large selection and very Repair- Replacement miscellaneous sewing. Welding call Landonscape Supplies. (313)476-1729 Northville Clean-ups. Reasonable. ALSO DELIVERING economical prices. For fur- Modernization Reasonably Priced. (313)349- _ Open Sundays 11 until $and-Gravel-Stone ther information call (517)548- Electric Sewer Cleaning 6543. 4 p.m. (313)227-7570. FOnS LANDSCAPING Mick White Trucking 3980. 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Well Drilling ... ,;.., .... BRUSH hogging. estate Monday - saturday • LONG :EXPERT sewing. mending • .... ------, mowing. lawn and pasture Since 1954 437-1174 348.3150 PLUMBING and alterations. Fast and Windows seeding, dlsclng, tractor reasonable. (313)349.()237. CUSTOM lawn care. ------..;.,.;....- TOPSOIL. unscreened. $6.50 AND TOPSOIL work. John's Tractor Service, Blue Grass Blend Commercial/ residential. per yard delivered. 24 yard FANCVBATH SeWing Machine Repair Window Washing Screened or (313)887-1544. GENERAL LANDSCAPING. minimum load. Llvlngston & Shade Mix Reasonable rates. Free Why pay big bucks for simple BOUTIQUE ~-." Shredded estimates. (313)437-3973. County area. (517)223-8289. WINDOW cleaning. Classic Jobs? Complete and partial Serving the area Sharpening Cleaning Corporation. call •• " -Homeowners \Fick-uP & Deliver) I CHIPS (hardwood), $16 per projects. 6 years experience • WILL Haul top soli: sand. • ,- oUndscapers gravel, stone. For residential since 1949 for Iree eSlimate. (313)437- yard. Economy shredded Free estimates. call Neal. Snowplowlng 4720. .Prompt Delivery GREENVIEW mulch, sa per yard. Many (313)349-1394. homes. Reasonable rates. 190 E. Main Street In Business 33YealS DELGAUDIO other landscape supplies call (313)632-6583. Northville - 349-11373 LAWN mowing and trimming. Solar Energy Wood Stoves LAWN wholesale. Landonscape JACK ANGLIN SOD FARMS Commercial and residential. Music Instruction Supplies. Open Sundays 11 Call Jeff's Outdoor services. 349-8500 MAINTENANCE Pole Buildings Stereo Repair Wrecker Service 349-2195 517-546-3569 until4 p.m. (313)227·7570. Free estimates. (313)878-6327. Complete lawn We do good work. MUSIC LESSONS POST Hole digging for pole barns, fences and wood Storm Windows care, LANDSCAPING. Lawnmow- Piano-organ lng, weed culling, sodding, decks. 1313/437-1675. Commercial, Strings-Wind Telephone Installation ..:. .. BILL JAMES grading, topsoil, sand, ... Residential, TOPSOIL Roofing & Siding gravel. (313)349-1755. 349·0580 :PLUMBING & HEATING SOS PHONE SERVICE. Com- Spring Clean- R' lIN-MAR: Brush hog mow- SChnute Music: Studio ======;;::.. mercial and residential. Babies Residentiall Commercial Ups, Fertilizing, I Ich Topsoil Ing. tree service. For free North .... = Phone jacks installed. New Don't Thrive Mowing, Shrub & r .from our Farms estimate call: /3131227·2851. home pre-wire. Affordable Ask for Marie. In ,_.. - FURNACES • BOILERS Bed Work, Tree I Pickup or Painting & Decorating STARR rates. Over 30 years ex- Smoke-filled - SERViCE • SALES ROOFING' perience. (313/478-0747. Trimming, Delivered LEE HARVEY TRUCKING A SUMMER special from {r{rft{r Wombs -INSTALLATION Complete Screened topsoil. Sand. B&W pain lIng. Kitchen or (313)348-0733 Tree Service Instant Financing Available Landscaping 2 Mile & Milford Rd. Road gravel. Stone. Fill dirt. bath from $30. Bedroom from New Hudson /3131624-8718. $40. call Bob Wirth: (517)54&- Commercial: 1 Ply ALL types of trees removed. - All Major Brands - 1782or (517)54&-3889. Premium Rubber Roofing Dead or alive. Ask about our FREE ESTIMATES System. 10 Year credit for your wood. Fully In- Fast, Efficient, Economical A·l quality work at sane Warranty. sured. call (313)227·7570. 437-2212 prlcesl Jack's Painting. 15 Specializing In Flat TREE removal and trimming. 25155Haggerly ..Novi 476-2626 (313)348-0133 years experience. (313)231' Roofing. Professional service with When You're 28n. Residential: All Types ,reasonable rates. (313)346- EXPERIENCED paInter. In- Shingles, Cedar Shakes, =.:21:.=;06~. _ Pregnant, 'erlor, exterior, wallpaper. Aluminum Siding, Trim Don't Smoke' "Let us Service your Buy NOW Free estimates. Quality work. and Gutters. TV & RadIo Repair Roofing and Siding call Steve (517)546.8950. Needs" . and SAVE! INTERIOR. exterior painting. ALL siding and roofing. TV Antennaand Satelille Ser- Drywall repair. Quality workl Licensed. Free estimates. vice. Fast and reliable. 13 Reasonable ratesl Free Reasonble prices. (517/546- years experience In the estlmatesl Call Loren: 0267. county. Senior Cillzen dls· -ill • count. Brian's Antenna Ser· (313)349-2246. TWELVE cu. yard stake truck vice. (313)231-3296. INNOVATIVE PAINTING Will haul away anything your, SHREDDED and screened trash man cannot or will not. I~~~~~~~~~§~~~~~~~ Commercial and residential, topsoil. Shredded bark. Pick· new construction. fire and Sheds, garages. pools, etc. ed up or delivered. ROd water damage. drywall repair Tree removal. Hank Johnson Sons, (313)349-30t8.__ . R & 5 Roofing Inc. White No. 2'. Raether, (511)54&04498. and custom painting. & ceiotex Fiberglas $1895 -Quality Workmanship We Guarantee To Stop Your Leaks S~ingles ". Siding $3995 Fletcber& LANDSCAPE -Work Guaranteed Commercial & Residential Roofing persquar6 ·Free Estimates Special "'" Rickard SUPPLIES (3t3)685-2980 HOT TAR • RUBBER SHINGLES per square Certlln Teed Horizon La.dacape S.ppU .. * Screened Topsoil WhlteD.Vlnyl $39 if Unscreened Topsoil PAIN'tiNa --. FREE ROOF INSPECTION ,~§8'f.ltlgN 95 - Peal.z. Topsoil. Bark, if Peal Inlerlor·Exterlor BAGGETT ROOFING • Wood Pallon Decks • 'Pr!mium $3750 Siding 0 .... ' Sand \jravel, ,~ Sand All Types AND SIDING CO. • Written Guarantee Shingles '" per square Decorallve Stone WALLPAPERING Stone Hot Asphalt Bulld·up 025 Yrs. Experience per square Bulle Salla .... C.243 Or More $ (Immedllte DeIIYtIy) * Reasonable Rates off Driveway Gravel Roofs, Shingle Rools, • Licensed 95 - Garden Supplies "Call Lou or Brien" sorb. box if Wood Chips Aluminum Gutters and olnsured $2790 by(@B1t Coil Stock 0' 35 - Absopure Water Shredded Bark (313)349·1558 Down Spouts. RoofingNails , W,,,, dlsfrlbufors lor per roll • Softener Sail * "Thousands 01 Fill Dirt (313)451-0987 Aluminum Siding and each Hunter.Dougl,s Siding While. black. brn. • Bird Baths & Statuary * Salls//Itd Cloll Out and ant. Ivory if Bulk Topsoil Trim. Licensed & In· Cusromers /n - Picnic Tables INTERIOR exterlor painting. sured, 35 years !heArea" •• , w. CARRYI '1'0. IN White or Brown C!! 3 95 • Pallo Stones Any Quanllty 1-100 yds. Experienced crew. Free experience. STOCK',,"llOlry 0' jJ 7 Day Delivery CALL: " PREMIUMSHINGLES: S ff'tt 5 - Prq~ane Filling estimates. (313)437·9751. :::...6 0 I Whll.,ouWIII ,-,a.,...CI ,!llIlllerlllll,SIe"I, . ,,"" TIM'S palnllng. Residential (313) 735-5311 ~ Y 1IU1IIcI.HIlI"'I"'I. per square R. Baggett "fltoHlltl', e'~. Lee Wholesale Supply" We00 CUllom 431-8009 and commercial. Interior and 9241 Sliver Lake Rd. BendIng" exterIor spechllllli. Free Linden • Mon thru Frl 1'»S 55965 Grand River· New Hudson ~ 54001Orand River 349·0116 New Hudson' Since 11/87 estimates. Call anytime. • HOURS Saturdly&-12 437-6044 or 437-6054 We Accept .=.... (313)887·9117. 8-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday. June 4, 1986 107 Miscellaneous 109 Lawn l aarden 101 I.8wn' Garden 111 Farm Products 112 U-Plck 117 Office Supplies 151 Household Pets 152 Horaes' 153 Farm AnImals Care and Equipment Care and Equipment and Equipment ------EqUipment OFFICE lurnlture. $1,000.2 desks, 2 swivel bottom HAYand straw delivered. Call 2 year old, obedience traln- 8" FEEDERpigs. wormed'and AM peal, topsoil, bark, WARDSgarden traclor. 8 hp. Sclo Valley Farm, (313)475- U-PICKSTRAWBERRIES COMPUTER printer, BMC ed. apayed, Border Collie HORSES boarded. Genesis chairs, 4 stackable arm caatrated. Sealed bids ' ac- sand, gravel. decorative New blades, bells and bat· 8585. 50 cents a pound. Containers model, BX 80. $120.(313)227- needs loving home ordog sit· Arabians. $125 per month. cepted through Saturday chalfs; 1 file cabinet. 1Copy. stone. Immedlale delivery. tery. $400 or best offer. HAY. 1985Iirst cutting. $2.00 lurnlshed. May'S Melon 4179. ter wllh lenced yard. Loves 2439 East Coon Lake Road, June 7. Kennslngton Farm mite copier, $150. (313)629-Flelcher & Rickard land- (313)498-3350. Farm, all Mason Road. scape Supplies. (313)437- per bale. (313)685-2941. 118 WoOd Stoves children and animals. Howell. (517)548-7008. Center. 1-800-552-6n2: for 332:-=4.,-=-_~~_~= ~===~---- (517)546-3145. more Information. 9 amto ONE 9 x 7 Wayne Dalton 8009. HAY In field. $1'a bale. (313)683-2927. HAY and Straw. All grades. YEWSANDJUNIPERS (313)437-4951. BEN FRANKLIN llreplace BEAGLE,AKC. Female,good Delivery available. Lori 8 pm. wood garage door with Win- AVAILABLE now: shredded 1 gallon to 3 gallon con- with heatolater (blower), breeder, good rabbit dog. 3 Huebler or Lee Maulbetsch: MINIATUREDonkey for sale. dows and all hardware.$75or bark, topsoil, seedhsy, elc. tainerized stock. $4.50 to Mulching hay lor gardens, ;:11:;:25:::,'~(3~13~)4=-37~~~79::,."7"""-""- yearsold. $50. (313)229-8440.. (313)665.8160or (313)683-2595.(313)437-6323. J oller. (313)632-7115.:..,.,-__ Call Landonscspe Supplies. $8.00.Close out prlceslll etc. $1.50large bale. (313)887- r------... PLAYER plano rolls. now Open Sundays 11 until PINERIDGEFARM 4230. V-PICK S T 0 V E. A t I ant a COLLIE Puppies, AKC. HORSE for rent. Engllsh/. QUAUTY sheflp for sale.. priced from $3.90. Large 4 p.m. (313)227·7570. EVERGREENNURSERY NOW taking orders lor hay Hom83teader. Good condl· Shots, wormed, eyes check· Western. Indoor, hunt Mest and Wool Breeds. All selection. South Lyon Pharo PINCKNEY,MI pickup out of the lIelds, $1.00 STRAWBERRIES tlon, $150. Steel IIreplace ed. (313)227.2112. course. South 01Fenton. $75. ages. (313)437-0045. macy,(on the corner). AEROSCAPELANDSCAPING (313)878-5983 a bale and up. (313l68S-0763. liner. Heatalator brand. $50. COCKATOOS. Male moluc- per month. (313)234-5257or POLEBuildings 24ft. by 40ft. WE'RE not out to be the big- POTATOES. Mahsr Potato .6SC)b (517)548-0743. can. I~ale sulphur crested, (313)257·9562. Completely erected, $3.690or gest, lust "THE BEST'" Farm. (517)634-5349 or ·containers supplied 119 Farm Equipment Including cage. $1,800after 192.00per month. Overhead Thats why we would like to 110 Sporting Goods (517)634-5642. 6 p.m. (313)227-5856. THEBESTIN HORSEBoarding. New barn, andentrance doors Included. take care of your lawn BMX Schwinn Scrambler. PICK YOUR OWN Other sizes available. Call maintenanceneeds this year' mags, hand brakes. pads, STRAWBERR'ES' Beginning THEABEAI new stalls, $100per month for CHICKS ChaparalBuildings: l.a00-321· Reasonable and reliable. like new, $85. Girl's Schwinn Wednesday June 4. Open 8 stall, $80 per month for Meat. Egg. Fancy' • 5536anytime. Material Only (313)878-3740. 26 In.. good condition. $35. until S p.m. dally. Priess Brainers pasture. South Lyon Area: or Show Bantams . PackagesAvailable. =--,-..."....-=:=-:---::_...,...,.---:- (313)878-6792. Berry Farm:8211Clyde Road. (313)522·5485. Started Turkeys • POLEBuildings 24ft. by 36 ft. Blackdirt. S60 for 6 yard load. OPExerciser 1500.New.$150. Fenton. (313)632·7107 call Greenhouse HORSESBoarded, box stall on May 1 • Completely erected. $3,250. MANURE, 6 yards, $55 (517)548-1891after 6 p.m. belore comlngl 51701 Grand River Sliding and Entra'lce doors (313l685-8972or (313)832·1706. :0n':t~~~e~~dCar~5t':~ Als~~se, DP rowing machine and PRIMEIIrst cuftlng hay. You and small arena.Call (313)878- .---. Included. Other sizes CLEAN unscreened topsoil. take oil wagons. (517)548- ~ix~m Rd. _u, resistance exerciser. Ex- 349·9070 5921. 51700521-3378 . available. Call for an $7.50ayard.15yardloadson- cellent condll/on, used rare- 6147. • ECONOMYBUILDING.1-800- Iy. Howell, (517)548-9527. ly. $115.(3131878-6683,even· 113 Electronics HORSE Boarding. Small. SIXTEEN bred gilts. due t 321-5536anyllme. CHIPS (hardwood), $16 per prlvate barn desires 2 or 3 f J I 16 $250 h Ings. boarders. Stall, pasture. arrow u y, eae POLEBuildings 24It. by 36ft. yard. Economy shredded 3 Girls bikes, Including (313)437-2513. =(5~17)~223-3826=..::7:"=:-:--:__ :-- Completely erected. $3,250. mulch, sa per yard. Many Schwinn 24 In•• and 26 In. 3 Sliding and Entrance doors other landscape supplies HORSE boarding. Private SEM - Angus feederf speed. $15 each. (313)348- larm. Excellent care, pasture. ~(5:.:.17):.!223-84=.=.:.:73~._ Included. Other sizes wholesale, Landonscape 8586, available. Call for an Supplies. Open Sundays 11 stalls, and paddocks. After 154 Pet Supplies ECONOMYBUILDING.1'800- until4 p.m. (313)227-7570. 75 Lb. Mushroom Danlorth 3 p.m. (313)437·9256. anchor with buoy. $75.Marine STRAWBERRIES.75 cents a 321·5536anytIme. CUB CADETSsales and ser- HORSES boarded. Hayed FISH TANK. 55Gallon. Gooe radio, Sea Command, 78 quart. by the case, picked. once a day. grain twice aday, condlton. With gravel, filter, POST Hole digging lor pole vice, parts. Suburban Lawn channels, $250. 12 ft. Crea call (517)548-3145lor your barns, fences and wood Equipment, 5955 Whitmore trailer lor hunting or IIshlng, order. also pasture. $110per month a(5~d7)=7 extras. $175. decks.(313)437-1675. Lake Road. Brighton. with box stalls. 8090 Spencer =~.;,;,.;:=.;.' .,.... • $450. 14 It. Feathercralt STANDINGalfalla hay. Area POOL, 18 loot round, two (313)227-9350. Road. South Lyon. (313)449-155 Animal S8I'YJces • • Ilshlng boat, $125. (313)231- 01 Green and Dean Roads. ~. seasons old, you take down. "'S:':h'::':p=ea'=se::':':"t-ra-c-to-r-.-48~"""ln.3122. (313)363-1675alter 4 p.m. . $600. (517)546-8213. mower deck. 58 In. blade. HORSESboarded. Excellent AMERICAN Breeders Sar- MENS26" 10speed bike. Ex- care. Large indoor and out. vice. Beel and dairy' In- POOLcirculating pump, spr- $2,300.(517)548-2933. cellent condition, $55or best. 112 U·Plck Ing board. sand filter tank. CRAFTSMAN 10 h.p. rldlng (313)437~. door arena. English,western, semination (A.I.). call Tim J. ladder. $150 total. (313)887-lawn tractor. S550. (517)548- hunt seat lessons available. Clark (517)548-0064. . 1271. 8921 after 6 p.m. 111 Farm Products BERRIHILL (313)437-2941. ALL breed boarding #and U-PICK IN need of companionship, 7 grooming by professIonals POOL ladder lor above CASE 16 h.p. tractor. ALFALFA hay. First and se- year Bay Arabian Gelding. with 25 years experience. ground pool. $25. (313)349-Hydraulics, low hours. good cond cu«lng. Good quality, STRAWBERRIES Prolesslonally trained and Very affordable rates. TarRara 6193. condition. $3,000. (313)231-(517)521-3332Webberville. PIONEER Pole BUilding: shown. Excellent lor trail Kennels, (313)229-4339. PORTABLEsign, 4x8with let- 2710. ATIENTION HAY USERS. Farm'A mile oil riding. Wlfl sacrifice to good ters, $200.call (313)229-9027. =CO:";":":LOc,..".RA""'OO"""'-=S-p-ru-c-e,"'B:-"u-r"'"'nl-ng-Taking orders now lor new 24x40xl0, 12 colors, 1 foot SMile on Chubb Rd. home. Terms or possible GROOMING ~ PREMIUMlawn seeds, Sunny Bush, ArborVitae, Plltzer crop hay and straw. Round eave overhang, 'h Inch loam DOG SeniorCitizen Disc. rool Insulation. 2x6 truss. =~=:--=- -;:--;--"::" leaseavailable.(313)349-6178.Spring spruce up. 20 years • MIX$1.47lb. Shade Mix $1.44 Juniper. 2 feet to 4 feet. sa. bales. $15delivered. Square 21165Chubb Road. FOR Sale. 2 row pull type experience. (313)437-2513~ lb. Cole Mis 99cents lb. Col- (313)348-3832. bales, In lIeld or oil wagon. 12x10slider, 36Inch entrance (313)349-5457 door, 3x3Window.ridge light. corn planter or trade lor shot MICHIGAN e's . Elevator. east end 01 DYNAMARKriding mower. 16 $1.00 per bale and up. Ex- call belore you come gun. (3131685-2245. Manon Street In Howell. hp. twin, 42 Inch deck, runs cellent allalfa. (517)223-8289 Orders takendally. Fast erection time. $4,590 ~;;,:.:.:;,:.::;=:,,:::-:;:.:,:--...,.,.,_,.. HORSE AUCTION erected.1-800-292-Cl679. 1950 Farmall Cub. All at- PUPPIEPAD (517)548-2720. good, asking $575.Evenings. ALFALFA. First cuftlng, large POLEBUILDINGS- Top quali- tachments. $2.000or best oI- WHTE German Shepherd, Prolesslonal all breed dog RUBBER stamps - Millard (517)548-5874. bales. Ireshly cut. After STRAWBERRIES,U pick, 50 ty. painted steel, 12 colors. ler. (517)548-4422.(517)548- male. very gentle. $10. grooming. 19 years ex- Times, 436 N. Main, Millard. DAVID Bradley walk behind 5 p.m. (313)437-5259. cents a quart. (517)223-3174,24' x 40' x 6' with 10' x 8' 3961after 5 p.m. (517)468-3861. perlencel Reasonablel (313)685-1507. tractor. Collectors lIem, $90. ALFALFA,1st cu«lng. Buck a 5641Allen Road,Fowlerville. sliding door or 9' x 7' HAY equipment: New Satislactlon guaranteed! ROCKWELL14 In. Bandsaw. (517)223-3831. bale. In field. (313)887-4423. .-- -, overhead. $4,095 ERECTED 152 Horsesl (517)548-1459. ;.: Holland baler, S8OO. New Equipment $435. (313)227-9382. FILL dirt, mostly topSOil. 15 CUSTOMhay baling. Hayand BLESSED'S ON YOUR SITE. Includes Holland rake, $700. Sickle STEEL, round and square yard loads. Bulldozing and grass seeding. Plowing and steel service door, 12" U-PiCK STRAWBERRIES Bar, $400.All have done IIrst AN Oversized 1981 2 horse tubing, angles, channels, IInlsh grading. Howell. planting, baled hay In field. overhang on eaves. $105.00 rate job for haying. call ramp with walkthrough, beams, etc. call Regal·s. (517)546-9527. Straw. (517)223-3853. 4K111PowenRd., Plymouth per month to qualified (313)437-5216. • i- (517)546-3820. $2.800. (313 )63 2-5827 ~:-:"C::-:-:-:----;.,..-;-c-:-:-~ C buyers. Standard Supply • weekdaysalter8 p.m. MORGAN. registered EMPLOYMENT 65 quart Lumber Co. call toll free ,.I."T' • FIELD MOWING NORTHVILLE ( Approx. 44' Lb.) 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. 1-800-442- AQHA-15.2H. Chestnut gelding, 10years old. Asking ,~, -Bring theFamlly- 9190. GeldIng, 7 years. English- $750.Call(517)548-1302. '------'=--...;~ BRUSH HOG FARMER'S 1-96/M-14 x-way to exit Western. $3,000.(313)449-6744NOW buying grade and MARKET 18 Beck Rd. (4 miles 115 Trade Or Sell After.9 p.m. registered horses. (313)750- 165 Help Wanted W.I-275) S. 11,4 miles ALWAYSbuying good lamlly :99;:71';:"'=--=:-;-;;::7*:--':-;:-~;:- 878-3740 WALDEN Woods member- Booth Space to Powell, turn right, riding horses and ponies. POLE BARN materIals. We A HOMEMAKERSDReAM Available H4mlles. ship lor sale. transler. Don't send to ~uclion to be stock a full line. Build It FORSALE:Sears10h.p. lawn Available immedIately. ex- Chrlstmas Around The World Bring containersto take killed. (313)885-8215. yoursell and save! South needs a lew sharp ladles to and garden tractor. 42 In. '10 per day or berries home. pires August 1999. $1900. ~7.='=-=c:=.::"'-==--;;:--- mowing deck. electric start. '125 per season (313)882-3556. ARABIAN 12 year gelding, Lyon Lumber and Farm supervise Demonstrators. $300.Or best offer. (313)437- Dally Picking Info: reglslered. Iralned. $900. Canter: 415East Lake Street. Excellent income. flexible 4449. After 6:00 p.m. Now thru Oct. 30 453·6439 116 Christmas Trees (313)750-0816. ~(31~3;E)43;7;;::-1;=7:::51~.;-;::--:-;:-;:-=-=- hours, no Investment or seil- Call AQHAmare,4years. sired by PASTUREand box stall boar- Ing, we train. (313)257-Cl69jl•• Northville Community V-PICK STRAWBERRIES AQHA champion. $1,200. ding. Riding lessons. Ex- Chamber of Commerce (517)548-3064. cellent care. Howell area. ASSEMBLYworkers needed. Weekdays 9-1 MEYER'S BERRY FARM ALL purpose Crosby 17 Inch (517)548-3472alter 8 p.m. In Mllford/New Hudson area (313)349-7640 48080W. 8 Mile, Northville English sacfdle, excellent REGISTERDArabian, 6 years Immediately.(517)548-6570.' CALL FOR RECORDED condition, $300. English brl- old. $700. Negotiable. ASPHALT pavers needed. 1 CAROL'S Plucking Parior. PICKING INFO. die, (313)437-7262. ~(5='7)548-~=793=7=.-=-~:--:-::::-::-year experience. (517)548- Stili In business. Your 349·0289 AQHA 1964 flashy sorrel REGISTEREDmorgan yearl- 6570. • chickens and turkeys but- (4'h mliesW. 011-275on 8Mile) gelding, sIred by AQHA Ing. gelded, dark bay, bred AUTO mechanic. experienc- chered. For appointment champion Impressively lor sweet disposition, ex- ed. Withtools. state certillca- (3131878-5606. Royal. Excellent show pro- cellent 4-H and family horse Uon, good pay and benefits. CUSTOM round or square spect. (313)885-8941. prospect. Will mature. 15-Hor Apply: Goodyear ServIce baling. Hay lor sale: alfalla or ALLEN XTZ. IIber glass. 2 over. S8OO. (313)735-5251. Store. 19424 Mlddlebelt, alfalfa mix. Direct Irom lIeld. horse trailer. Very gOOd REGISTEREDArabian Mare. Uvonla.l(313)478-0900.-.; Deliveries available. Call Y~I."M~R shapeI$1,995.(313)437~73, 7 years old. 15.1hands, good Schaler Farms(517)548-7432. JOHN DEERE24T hay baler. APHA.PtHA3 year BayOvero disposition. Haborr grand- Good shape. $450. (313)459- Paint Gelding. Sire: Super daughter. $1,500. (313)348- ATIENTION·· ..· 180Y 0846. '.' With 60" Mower Roan Bar. AQHA. Dam =7235~.;;-;:::-=:-;:=::-;== LOCALbee keeper seiling 20 Madam 0 APHA-PtHA. 90 RUSTLERtwo horse trailer. . Sped., Price Only hives and equipment. In- days professional training, BrookYlfIe deluxe. Excellent cludes a Kelley 4-frame ex- excellent disposition. $1500. condition. $3,300. (313)349- WE HAVE.' $6150°0 :/ TractorsandI~plements tractor and several deep MorethanYouExpect (3131878-6022. ;:6093:;:;;.' -:=====::--::~-:7'"- or '126a month lor 4 supers. new and used. May BLUE clay and sawdust for REGISTERED Quarter yrs. w/20% down. ~ buy all or part. (313)668-7194. horse stalls. Eldred's Bushel geldIng. Professionally lraln- ~ ~ 1~ MOTI 6 It. 3 point ham- Stop (313)229-6857 ed. English, western, jump. JOBS~: merknlfe mower. Excellent BOARDING stabl~s. Indoor 14years, S650. (313)887-3970. condition. $975.(517)548-1459.arena. Turn-out paddocks. REGISTERED Palomino People needed Immediately NEW: SN Manifolds, $49,95. (517)548-5053. Gelding. 7 years. 15 hands, lor light Industrial work. all Alice Chalmers B Manifolds, with complete western tack Shifts, never a fee. full-time $95. FarmallA Manifolds, $95. BLUE clay. 10 yard loads. and grooming equipment. or temporary positions. FarmallCub Cylinder Heads, (517)548-1017. $1,000.(313!349-2692. $125exchange. 100other new 19 Inch Borelli cutback CALL MOLE PROBLEM tractor parts hall priced. Buy equitation saddle seat. $200. factory direct. Dave Steiner England-made cob, size full SAWDUST (313)525-9191 • Farm Equipment. (313)694- bridal with five Inch bits. $80. DELIVERY 878-3740 5314.(3131695-1919. Size 10-12girl's saddle seat (313)897.oo:l4 suit, $42, Used one season. FUTURE NEW:3 blade gear drive lawn FORCE 878-6394 mowers, 3 pOint hitch (313)735-5251. SPIRITED 8 year old TEMPORARYSERVICES- mounted, 51t.,$695,6ft., $1095 CHAMPION hall Arabian thoroughbred gelding. 15 plus tax. In the crate while mare. Sire Avatar AI Sufi. 6 hands. Professionally trained AUTOtechnician. Mastercer- Michigan's Largest Yanmar Deafer supplies last. Dave Steiner years old. Chestnut. Very Western. Good reining pro- tilled. High volumn Chrysler Farm Equipment, (313)694- gentle. $2,500. Terms spect. ONLY experienced dealership. Brighton 5314,(313)695-1919. available. Sweet Country riders please. S8OO. (517)548- HODGES FARM EQUIPME~T Farm.(313)437-2174. 6605. Chrylser. call Sam. (313)229- NEW Holland tractor mower. 4100. Fenton (313)629-6481 DRIVING harness, new, :S;:AW::::::D::-:U::::S=T,-c':'"le~a-n-a-n-:d~d-ry. • 5;3;: • NewKewaneeHollandwagon.conditioner.flat rack AUTOMOTIVE painter with never been used. (313)634-Delivery available. (517)223-collision shop experience•• with grain sides. heavyduty. 1653. 9090. 13131229-8483. (517)546-4992. DRESSAGE, hunter jumper =S~H:;O;;'W;-;-7h-a':':lt-e-r.-r-o-u-n'::"d-et ASSEMBLYWORK - No ex- 8N Ford tractor. 5 ft. lessons. by 1976Olympic In- leather, like new, $25 perience needed. Cali. Challenger mower. 7 It. structor. Introduction lesson Western bridle with bit, sliver (313)227-1216for an appoint- snowplow. $3,500.Call alter at no cost. Your farm or mine. IIftlngs. used once. $35. ment. 6 p.m.•(313)632-6517. (517)548-1829. ~(37:-13:7.~~~9:...__ --;~ AREyou looking for part·tlme SINGLEbottom, 16In. 3 point ---,~,.---,.---....,...-=- WANTto Improve your riding work during the day? Work 2 hllch plow. for Ford SN. Ex- skillS; win more classes; or to 4 days per week. 4 to 6 cellent condition. call alter have a training problem wth hours a day, Cleaninghomes Pick- 6 p.m. (313)349-0697. your horse? Instruction In your area. Openings In TWO row John Deere corn available at your home or Brighton and Highland. call planter. Excellent condition, stable. 15 years experience. between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Your-Own S350 or best. (313)227-4229 Hully Osborn (517)223-3997. (517l548-1439.(313)887·2197. Leavemessageon recorder. ;;.:~"="-=-:--:--::,.....,.."...- WORK with horses. See the TWO8N tractors, one almost country traveling to horse ATIENTIONTEACHE~S • like new. very nice equll)- shows this summer. Show REALESTATE Morgantraining stable needs MARKETING S T RAW BE R R I P~f>~7::~/or Inlormatlon. a groom. $150per 6day week. Our tremendous growth In ES call sandy, (313)437·1051. the Novl Northville area has WIN a seven year old, created several openings lor reglsterd Arabian gelding, both licensed and unlicensed PETS "" IbnTarteel, at the Community people. Free training classes BEGINNING WED., JUNE 4TH" [ . 1 Schools 14th Annual Horse start soon. For more Inlorma- Show. The drawing will be tlon a«end our career night GOOSENECK2 horse trailer held at the Show, Sunday. seminar. Monday June 23, with living quarters. Com- June 15. You must fill out a 7 pm. Holiday Inn, 6 Mile PREISS BERRY 1 pletely rebUilt, $l,SOO. qualifying application \0 par· Roadand 275livonia. limited (313)437·5559. tlclpale In Ihe drawing. The aastlng reservallons re- 151 Household Peta show stsrts at S:30a.m. at quired. call Judy ArmstrOng. FARM AUSTRALIANShepherd pUI)- Mlllord High School, 2380 (313)478-9130. ERA REAL pies. ASCA registered, Ex- Milford Road, Milford. Tim ESTATE. tremely Intelligent. devoted Abler. Judge. Forlnlormatlon _ companions.H517)651-6912. call Kaytaylor. (313)887-7323. AKCwhite GermanShepherd 9 Year old registered Arabian pups. Shots and wormed. mare. Trail rides and lumps. (313)231·1446. English saddle and lack In- COMEON cluded. S800 must sell. Call (2) Alghan Hounds. Male, HARTLAND Equestrlan of- alter 5 pm. (313)685-7864or DOWN female. Good family with big daytime (313)941-2000ext. backyard. $100pair, will con· fers dressage, lumping 2661. sider separation. (313)535-lessons. Excellent boarding, READY TO Indoor arena. Horses for YOUTH pleaser. Pinto mare•• 1705::-.=:::':':""-;;==:-:;-;;:~:;:: 14hands, gOOdtrail or begin- ATIENTION - RESULTSDOG sale, also Hoisteiner stud service. (313)632-5338. ner mount. easy keeper. ask- WORK! TRAININGoffers puppy, con- ~,:,;;:~=::;::=:::... __ Ing$400.(313)437-6059. formation, beginner and ad- HAVING Irouble seiling your MACHINE vanced obedience. call now horse? Now available; larm 153 Farm Animals for Summer registration In· calls for fl«lng and clipping. OPERATORS lormatlon. Hartland, Howell Make your horse look worth ANGORAgoats and rabbits, LIGHT FACTORY • and Fowlerville locallon. the asking price. (517)223- ewe sheep. Moving. must GENERAL LABOR (517)548-4538. 3997. aell, (313)825-«174. PACKAGING AKC Lhasa Apso, Westle. HORSES boarded. English. SKILLED/UNSKILLED Yorkle, Poodle, Pomeranian, Western lessons. training MEN&WOMEN Pekingese and Shih Tzu available. Veterinary approv- pups. Shots, guaranteed. ed, Exceptional care. Indoor ALL SHIFTS (517)548-1459. arena, atalllon servleea YOUR AREA BLACK lab mix. 3 year old available. Renaissance Ara- APPLY THURS, & FRI, loving lemale, Greal walch blana,(517)548-1473, 9-12I.m. & 1-3p.m. dog. Spayed. New bsby HORSESHOEINGand trlmm- 434SO GRANDAlYER allergic. Free to good home. Ing. Trimming. sa. Shoeing, Gnnd RMr IIld HeM Road Work(313)227·7799. !,28.(3t3>437-4603. OfCIII atN4MtllO • Wednl!ldlY, JU'lO~, ma-SOurH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-90S • ------115 Help Wanted 185 Help Wanted 185 Help Wanted t15 Help Wanted 185 Help Wanted 185 Help Wanted 185 Help Wanted 185 Help Wanted- CAFETERIA help, apply In CARRIERS needed for Pin: CUSTOMER Service person: weekdays, 8 a.m. to ckney to deliver the Monday Representative - Personal DEPARTMENTSTORE .c p,m., af cars and Concept green sheet. In the areas of, Unes needed for commercial HOUSEKEEPING building: 12500 east Grand E. Main, Curl, E. Unadilla. Insurance Agency In western Regular part-time positions River, Brighton. Putnam,William, Park, Mann, suburbs of Detroit. Minimum available at 12 Oaks Mall. E. Hamburg, Rose, Haze, W. 2 years experience Personal Morning or af1ernoon hours Unadilla, Mill, W. Main, Lines coverages. Salary available. Must have reliable Marlon, Barbara, Knollwood, open, based on experience. transportation. call toll·free. :AKelly job Ashton, Joan, Elizabeth, Please send resume to: P.O. KELLERMEYER Hlghrldge, Portage Lake, Box 5400, Northville, MI. BUILDINGSERVICES ~.' is for Lakewood Way, Algonquin. ~167, Attention: P. Cebulski, l-llOO-342-3134EOE • call the Clrculatlon depart. Administrative Assistant. CARETAKERcouple to assist ment, (313)227·4442 or autorrloti ve In maintenance and grounds (51n546-4809. work of spartment complex. CARclean up and porter. Ap- ,'test driv~rs. (313)22&-$277. ply within; Tuff Kote. 2723E. CARETAKERcouple, retired GrandRiver,Howell. To be considered. it is preferred. Malntalnence per- CARPET cleaners needed. HELP WANTED required that you have a son, 40 hours per week; (3131437-0368. Full or Part· Time strong mechanical housekeeper, 20 hours per CHILD care. Brighton area. background, ten years' week In exchange for rent Full time, 7:30 a.m. to Counter Salesman, Stock driving experience, free lakefront cottage, plus 5:30 p.m. for 2 school aged ability to operale a small salary. call anytime, children, general housekeep- boys, & Warehouse • manual transmission, (3131626-3700. ing, meal preparation, and Helper/Driver and a clean driving COLLEGE bound senior mature supervision, non- record. preferred, summer help, 18 =====-=:=-.-smoker. (3131229-4706.__ yearsold. (51n548-3m. Timberlane Lumber COOK. Mature person to Mr. Boyce ·:'Only qualified cook weekends for small COOKS 42780 W. Ten Mile • Novl candidates group of senior' citizens. SOme light housekeeping. Two permanent part-time 349·2300 . should apply. Mlllord. (3131685-7472. positions - about 2G-3O hours per week. Will train mature, COLLEGEStudents, 18 to 2) dependable persons. Apply: r------, This is a short-term, In need of summer employ· temporary assignment Mexican Jones, 675 W. ment. GrOWingcompany has Grand River, Brighton. MI (40 hours/week. Mon- positions for full·tlme. light 48116. HELP! :day through Friday.) warehouse wort<. Pleasant working conditions. Ad- COOK needed. Experience We can offer highly vancement potential. Apply: helpful. but not necessary. POSITIONS AVAILABLE 43100Nine Mile Rd.. Novl. Apply: Pit Stop Lounge.45701 • L,ghtlndustr,al ," competitive pay. For GrandRiver, Novl. • ,details. call between Walled Lk Ared 9 ~.m. and p COLLEGE STUDENTS SUMMERJOBS HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS " MICHIGAN TEACHERS ~ YOUTH CORPS Make this Summer your best ever ••• work for A " In cooperation with the Michigan Youth 5.5.1. ~ ~ Corps, South Lyon Community Schools will ~V;'I111 I \~ ~ ) be offering summer positions In super- . , visory, clerical, recreational, and • TYPISTS • WORD PRO· maintenance areas. CESSORS • SECRETARIES. -Accepting applications now ASSEMBLERS· PACKAGERS -Begin working on June 2 ·&MUCH MORE -6-12 weeks In duration -31>-40 hours per week Summer jobs are waiting for you. FULL TIME AUTO -Paying $5.50/per hour for supervisory Earn top pay & gain valuable work positions and $3.35 for regUlar participants, experience - call today. MECHANIC with possible Increase To be eligible, you must be: Never A FEE EXPERIENCE PREFERRED -Unemployed Paid Vacations -A Michigan resident Brighton 313·227.1218 -Ages 18-21, at the time of application GOOD PAY (108 Grand River - Suite There are no Income guidelines. E. 4) Farmington Hills 313-855-8910 CIRCULATION Ask For John Where to apply: South Lyon Community (off 1·696 & Orchard Lake Exit) MILFORDTIMES Schools Administrative BUilding, 313-685-7546 Underwood Chevrolet Maintenance Department, 235 West Liberty, South Lyon. M148178, Phone: (313) 437-2076 SUPPLEMENTAL STAFFING, INC. CONSTRUCTION workers, Downtown Brighton 229.8800 l5-2N16 SLH) good pay. (517)548-657ll. l .J ..... 1IIIlI CREDIT/Collections person .. , ___ Thl Ilmpo,.ryH,/p P,Op/, needed. 1 year experience. (517)546-8570. CLERICAL skills needed. VISITING NURSE ASSOCIATION Typing, filing, phones, (517)546-8570. 'VE MOVED' ComeSeeUs!UOur, COOKSwanted, experienced Home health care agency offers contract WE • ' New Location! or will train, day and after- work which prOVides excellent pay. tn- noon shlf1s available, good dependence. and authority for competent , JC Penney working conditions, Novl profeSSionals. Opentngs are tn the eastern area. please call Bridgett or Livtngston County area. Frank.(313)348-4404. I Twelve Oaks OCCUPATIONAL THERAPIST COUNTERperson••Fun and Applicants must possess a BS in OT. AOT A Mall challenging work, helping registration. and 2 years phystcal dysfunc- THIS SUMME& KELLY printing customers. Skills tIon experience . Now accepting needed: good personality. PHYSICAL THERAPIST applications for English. spelling. typing, of- Applicant must be licensed as a PT with a fice, and math for estimating • permanent part- mintmum of 1 year experience. WILL HELP IU 000 time positions in costs. College or equivalent MEDICAL SOCIAL WORKER the follOWing experience desired. Haviland BESTWESTERN Frlntlng , Graphics, Howell. Applicants must possess MSW. state cer- , departments: OFLIVINGSTONCOUNTY (5171546-7030. tification. and mintmum 1 year experience. 'Stock Handlers CARPENTERS.Formen with SPEECH PATHOLOGIST STUDENTS WORK Weare now hiring for all posl- or without crews. Single or Applicants must possess a Master's Maintenance tlonsat all five locations: multi. Overseale plus bonus. degree. C. C. Cooand 1 year experience. FOWLERVILLE More money than you have Interested protesslonals contact Angela TeamSales FENTON ever made, If you are the Janutol TOWARD 1WO GOALS: HARTLAND right person. Michigan Visiting Nurse Association I WHITMORELAKE carpentry must absolutely of Metro Detroit Stock HOWELLMOTEL&REST. have proven producllon (Checkers & Please apply at: BEST residential experience. noo Second Ave. W EST ERN 0 f W hit- (313)5~. Detroit, Michigan 48202 markers) more Lake. U5-23 and Exit (313) 87&-8516 ·' , Southfield 53. (313144&-2056. E,O.E. location only BABYSmER needed star- ting September for five year • '., Apply In person ,old. In my home. 6:30 a.m. to j Personnet Office ,1 p.m,(313)437-4243. .. JCPenney . ~ TweIft Oaka.. aI. only BEE yard help wanted . j" Monday-saturday Milfordarea.(3131685-2868. AUTO TECHNICIAN 18a.m. - ~p.m. E.O.E. Ie SURVEY I I There are -several job openings of which orie may be designed especially for you. Complete Looking For A the following form and mail as soon as possi- ble. If you are an experienced Auto Technician, "T you may be contacted for a personal interview. " New Horizon? The Best Place To Eat Is Also 1. Desired Annual Earnings: _ 2. Four Benefits most important to you: AND A TAN. The Best Place To Work! TUITION Full.t,me pert·t,me or lust weekends HARDEE'S \\ith I\clh' S.:l\·II:.::- \'Ou 1:,1llnMk.: Ih.: mll~llIi :-umm.:r, And :-tlll m'lk.: has mouih.waterlng'employmentopportun'hesava'l· mllnl'\' ior :-cho·.1. . ablerlght now .:arll lUll \On whll.: \,ou dlOo:-,: \'OllT own ,I~:-Ignmenl';: olfice denc,tl. Jo,n our crew In serv,ngsome0/ the best tood 'illi'lI anyWhereandyou'll enloy m,1I hcllllg or lIghl indu~tn;,1 \mrk. 'inj c'llltake ,I~m,llly .I~:-Ignmenb ,I~ • Flexible schedules \'Oll hhe. or hold Ihemlo a mlll101um. So y"lll:.In :-1111:-pend enllre d,I\':- oQoodpay 3. Type of Pay Plan you prefer: • Complete training program' hJ:-hmg m Ihe ~un, • 1.4,,1discounts o Flat Rate 0 Percentage 0 Hourly \\ill h 1:-,.10111,1 ,Ihl'd\':- ,1\·all'lnle. 1011, SlIl " Mall to Box 1848 C/O Livingston c..~unty Press 500 W. Main St., Downtown Brighton 323 E. Grand River, Howell, MI48843 (313) 227·2034 • 115 Help Wanted 115 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted ... GOOD SUMMER SALARYI Part·tlme. Need ambitious, dependable person lor win- dow cleaning. Must have own transportation. Experience preferred. but will train. (313)437-9702alter 7 p.m. HOMEMAKERS I Are you sud· denly needing to support your family? We are l)eglnn· DRIVER DUE to statewide expansion Ing a special program for PART-TIME our company seeks 12 sharp women who wish to discover men and women to fill open· what to do with their lives and Chauffeur's license and good Ings In Advertising, sales and talents. Learn how to build driving record necessary. Ap- display. No experience your confidence and conquer proximately 25 hours per necessary. Company will lears In order to lind a lob or week. $4.65 per hour to start. train those who pass aplltude lurther training. Call Apply: Sliger/Livingston test. $6 PER HOUR WORKED, Women's Resource Center, Publications, 323 E Grand ENTRY LEVEL IF YOU (511)548-3525- TODAYI River, Howell. MI 48843. We QUALIFY. Weekly minimum- HYGIENIST. Full-time posI- are an Equal Opportunity $2.25 per week. (511)~2191. tion In last paced dental 01- Employer. DRIVERS wanted. earn up to flee. Benelils and fun. Please sa.OO per hour. must be 18 /Oin our team. Dr. Limberg DENTAL Hygienist. Part·time years old with car and In· and Dr. White and staff. position for licensed In· surance. Apply at Pizza (313l68&an5. dlvlual. Brighton, (3131229- Shack nearest you. Highland. 8191. Millord. Whilelake and Howell. HOMEMAKERS, RETIREES DENTAL Hygenlsl. Brighton. COLLEGE STUDENTS part.tlme.13131229-2150. DRIVERS. Openings for part· Consumer Surveys Inc. DENTAL TEAM. Seeking an lime c:ty drivers: Farmington, seeks motivated Individual to exceptional person for our Southfield. Walled Lake conduct brief phone surveys progressive practice. We areas. Appllcallons are being from our Livonia office on a PART·tlme warehouse help. value superior organizational taken at Roadway Express. part time basis. Those who Knowledge of cralts helpful. and administrative skllls. and 48735 Grand River. Novl. bet- are Interested In working Apply In person Boutique we focus on warmth, caring. ween 1:30 and 4 p.m. evening hours from 5 p.m.· Trims: 21200 Pontiac Trail. and expert communication WedneSday through Thurs· 9 p.m. at 13.75 per hour star- South Lyon. with our clients. Applicants day 01 each week. Qualilled ting pay. contact Ellen PERSON to do mowing and should be personally stable, minority and/or female ap- Thomas at (3131591-3131. general yard work. (313)349- enthusiastic. health centered plicants are encouraged to Wednesday and Thursday 8441 Northville. In their lIIestyle and value apply. An Equal Opportunity only. First come, first serve. personal development. Full· Employer and Afflrmallve Ac- PARTS counter person. We time position will Include tion employer. are seeking experienced HEAD Instructors for latch- counter person. Top pay lor mostly Insurance wIth front key program at the Moraine office and some assisting EASY ASSEMBLY WORK experience. Apply In person: Early Childhood Develop- MurraysAuto. Walled Lake. duties. If you are looking for a $714.00 per 100. Guaranteed ment Center. For the summer PART-TIME. Modern farm real opportunity to grow and payment. No sales. Details - only. $7.50 per hour. Nor· operation. Call (511)548-5911 fulfill your potential please Send Stamped Envelope: thvllle Public Schools, 501 W. between 5 p.m. and call us between 8:30· ELAN-60n Main Street. Northville. MI 7:30 p.m. 11 a.m. at (511)546-7920 or 3418 ENTERPRISE 48167. alter 6 p.m. at (511)546-4208. FT. PIERCE. FL.33482 makers and Drivers HOME·A1DES. midnight or PIZZA SMILING FACES Dr. Larry E. Hearln DDS and needed for evenings and weekends in my home. WANTED AT Team. weekends. Apply In person at EXPERIENCED part·tlme (313)227-6848before 5 p.m. WENDY'S DIRECT Care needed to work bartender for weekends. Ap- Pizza Shack: 117 Grand River. with developmentally dlsabl· ply to Box 2312 c/o the HAIR stylist wanted for full or Howell. ed adults. In South Lyon/. Brighton Argus: 113 E. Grand part·time. Possible chair ren- tal. Call (313)449-8730. PRODUCTION workers need- New Hudson area. Full/part· River, Brighton. 48116. ed. Apply at Keyes & Co., 140 HANDYMAN for all types of time afternoon and midnight W. Summit. Millord. shifts available. Must be WIll· washing machine and dryer EXPERIENCED vinyl top in- Ing towork weekends. have a repair. Retired gentleman PART-TIME panter for staller. New cars. Custom valid Michigan drivers license prelerred. (313)887-95n. weekends. Call alter 7 p.m. and landau top Installation. and be 18. Training provided. (517)548-1638. (3131229-5338. HIGHLAND Lumber. Full· Call between 12 and 4 p.m. time help. Yard man. Must be $100OR MORE PART-TIME person. for Monday through Friday. EXPANDING auto collision 18 years old, experience Possible per week for single house cleaning team. Depen- (313)478-1393. repair facility seeking ap- preferred. drive truck. HI-lo copy delivery of the Detroit dable. own transportation. plicants in all phases of DIRECT care staff to care for experience. 155 Highland Free Press In the Howell and neat appearance. (313)685- operation. Management. the developmentally disabled Road. (313)887-1186. Brighton areas. Short. early 7881. body, paint prep and clean In Milford. $4.60 to start. 18 morning hours. Dependable up. Benefits. Apply in per· years of age. high school car needed. For more In- son. 9-5. Monday through Fri- diploma or GED, valid driver's formation please call, aCLAB day. 2607 E. Grand River, license. Call between 10 a.m. (3131227-1129 or 1-800.633- Howell.MI. and 2 p.m. Monday through Learn laundry. housekeeping 3968. TECH/MOLDER Friday. (313)685-0182. EXPERIENCED office assls· and kitchen cleaning skllls. tant. Knowledge of AR/AP, DIRECT care staff. 6 bed We will train you on the job. calculator skills a must. Ap- group home. Full/part·tlme Full time, day shift. (313)349- OFFICE CLEANERS proxi'llately 30 hours weekly. Needed Immediately for the and on call needed. (313)887· 2200. Whitehall Convalescent 3021. - Respond to Box 2313, The Home. 43455W. 10 Mile, Novl. New Hudson. Farmington Brighton Argus. 113 E. Grand and Farmington Hills area. DENTAL Hygienist. Are you River. Brighton. 1.1148116. Part·tlme, evenings. (313)338- Interested in helping people HOUSEKEEPERS·energetic, EXPERIENCED waltperson. n21. help lhemselves? Is being a dependable persons for posl· Neat in appearance. Cap- palt of a caring. talented tlons with Cleaning Company OCCASIONAL part·tlme pella's Restaurant. 331 E. team Important to you? Do In Livingston County. Part- driver. Vehicle provided. Highland. Howell. Apply in you believe that personal time, flexible hours. ex· Good driving record re- person. qUired. Rellred welcome. growth and education is vital perience helpful. (313)878- (313)669-2040. In your lob? If so. we would EXPERIENCED Medical 9713. like to talk to you. Call us in Receptionist/Biller. Part· HOUSEKEEPING aides need· OPTOMETRIC Receptionist/- Brighton at (3131227-9603. time. flexible hours. Call ed. part·tlme. Call (3131685- Assistant for Milford area. full Tuesday through Friday. (517)546.7326 between 2 p.m. 1400 or apply: West Hickory and part·tlme needed, please 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Gary J. Ar· and5 p.m. Haven, 3310 West Commerce send resume to Box 2319, c/o nold. D.D.S. and Team. EXPERIENCED wrecker Road, Millord. weekdays Milford Times, 436 N. Main. DEPENDABLE babysitter. My driver. Full and part-llme. 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Milford. MI48042. Novi home. June 16 • August Howell and Brighton. Call PART-TiME cook. $4 an hour 29. Monday through Friday. Barb. 13131227-1011. to start. Day shift. Apply at 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. 5 and 3 EXPERIENCED commercial Wishing Weil Manor: 520 west year' olds. After 5 p.m .• heating and air conditioning HAIR CUTTERS .. Main Street. Northville. MI (313)669-93n. service technician. Good BrIghton Mall Barbers: Prefer 48167. DIRECT Care Staff needed. pay. (3131229-1543. experience. Full and part· PAINTER: Experlent;e re- Male and female. Midwest EARN $4.50 to $7 an hour, na- time. Call (3131229-9094. quired. Plenty of work with Home Care, Inc. (3131227- tlon's largest home cleaning ~~~~:':"-..,---:-:-- benefits. South Lyon CollI- #48. service now hiring, flexible HAVE you tried Amway? sion: (313)437-6100. DISHWASHERS. Full·tlme. hours. no nights. no Herbel Life or Shaklee? And PART-TiME office help need- days and midnights. Apply In weekends. car necessary. they have let you down. Ien- ed. (511)546-6570. person LII' Chef Restauranl. (313)471.()930. courage you to give us a try. PART-TiME file clerk wanted Brighton. (3131227-5520. Call (511)521-3604. In Northville. Send resume HAIR Haus and Tanning now to: T. Francis. P.O. Box 38355, accepting applicants for ex· Grosse Pointe Woods. MI perienced hair dresser. Nor· 48236. thville. (313)349-1445. PERMANENT part·tlme lobsl COLLEGE ~~=-=~:-.,.,...--=-;-:- With membership In the HAIRSTYLISTS Michigan Army National STUDENTS EARN WHAT YOUR WORTH Part and full·tlme positions Guard. $4.75/hr MiNIMUM. COME ON REAL ESTATE now open In our Milford and Ages 17-24, male and female MARKETING Brighton Salons. Please call opportunftles. Other benefits DOWN Our tremendous growth in (313)884-5511. ~~~~~~==-==-Include cash bonuses. col- READY TO the Novl Northville area has lege scholarships and ex· created several openings for HANDYMAN tor yard work cellent training. Call CPL WORK! both licensed and unlicensed and odd jobs. 6645 Six Mile Scrlmger at 548-5127 or toll people. Free training classes Road. (313)437-1425. free 1-800-292-1386. LIGHT FACTORY qtart soon. For more Informa- PERSON needed In bottle GENERAL LABOR lion attend our career night decorating plant. No ex· PACKAGING seminar, Monday June 23, perlence neccessary. 345 W. 7 pm. Holiday Inn. 6 Mile Frank. Fowlerville. SKIUED/UNSKILLED Road and 275 Livonia. Limited Brighton. Chelsea, Dexter POOL help needed, three seating reservations re- and Ann Arbor areas. We MEN & WOMEN W.S.I. and three lifeguards quired. Call JUdy Armstrong need workers for: ALL SHIFTS needed for Novl Community (3131478-9130. ERA REAL warehouse. packaging, YOUR AREA Education. Hours to be ESTATE. assembly. bindery and APPLY THU RS. & FRI. machine operation. Call Man- 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday RN/LPN 9-12a m. & 1·3 P m. power, (3131665-3757. through Thursday. top 43450 GRAND RIYEA FACTORY workers for wages. Apply In person bet· GlInd RMlr and NovI RoId Brighton/Howell. Immediate ween 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. at otClll31~ openings, (511)546-6570. ------25575Tah Road. Novl. tm\ PART-TIME work In downtown South Lyon. $4.05 \\1J(f9. to start. Accurate spelling Personnel Pool. and 45wpm typing required. ...,,...,...... -...... --- Call (313)437-4133for more In· NEVER A FEE formation • PHARMACY TechnIcian. full- time. Also Cashiers. part· ---.,...... ,:=-..,..,...-:--~ time. evenings and weekends. Brighton Drugs DIETARY aides needed, pIlrt· (next to Krogers). (313)229- time. Call (313)685.1400or ap- 9682. ply: West Hickory Haven. 3310 West Commerce Road, Milford, weekdays 8:30 a.m. t03:3O p.m. PARTTIME DENTAL assistants. GREAT NEWS. No Saturdays, work with super people, good benellls. bonus system. Blue Cross, Uniform allowance and more. Dr. James LImberg, Dr. Douglas White GENERAL shop labor. arid staff. (313l68&ans. manufacturing company looking for a few good peo- DISPATCH trainees. Must be ple. Responsibility. hard high school graduate. work. dedication and ex- available for flexible 8 hour cellent attendance are shift with ~ome related work rewarded. Good potential lor experience. Apply In person: advancement. Apply Monday 8183 West Grand River, thru Friday. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Brighton, Saturday. June 7. to 10810 Plaza Drive. Whit· 10 a.m. to 12 Noon. Mr. Cunn· more Lake. lust west of US-23 Ingham. snd north olf 01 M-36. GENERAL shop labor. LIght machining and assembly positions. Apply In person. American Universal Corpora· tlon, 3511 W. Grand River. Howell,MI. G. WILLIKER'S E.O.E./M/F EATERY AND SPIRITS NEW HUDSON NOW HIRING ALL POSITIONS L1TILE CAESARS DEPENDABLE Cleaning per· Now hiring for morning help. IOn, part:t1me. Own tranapor· Apply within: 5589 M-36, tatlon, Good salary. (313)437' (313)437-0097 Chilson. PinCkney. 8702 aher 7 p.m. / Wednesday. June 4,1986-S0UTH l YON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-11.B 1~ Help ~.nted 170 Situations Wanted 175 BUSiness & 2al Motorcyclea 210 Boats & Equipment 210 Boats & Equipment 215 Campers, Trailers 215 Campers, Trailers' ------Professional Servlcea & Equipment & Equipment WHITEHALL Home for Aged CHRIS CRAFTlVlklng. 19 ft. on) Grand River In Novl Is BEAUTIFUL aerobic studio, CAN J take care of your MOTOR SCOOTER. 1985 O'DAY 16 ft. Dry sailboat: looking for mature women to 2.500 square ft. with 1.300 precious little ones while you WORD processing. same day Honda Sprint, under 200 deck boat,l984. Mercrulser. main jib. trailer. complete. 1976Coleman pop-up. Sleeps UTILITY TRAILERS, factory work full and part·tlme. all square ft. mirrored work out are out of town? 25 years ex- service. Reasonable and ex· miles, ail accessories. $325. V-a, 110, with trailer. Ex· Full cover. Very clean. 8. stove, Icebox, more. direcl. 4x8, $350; 5xl0. $500... cellenl shape and low hours. shifts available. Must be room. (313)349.4084 or perience with children of all perlenCed. K & J Aasoclates. Call after 5, (517lS46-1589. Classic. $2,100. Call (517)546- 11.300. (313)629-3244. 5x12 tandem, $650. Also Land: . (3131227-1110. dependable and have own (313)53S«l51 ages. Excellent references. (5171546-6570. 1984 NIGHTHAWK S. Brand 3194. CAR hauler. New, 16 ft. seape Trailers. (313)229-5836.: ' Call (313)34&-9254, Northville CHEETA 19 ft. 350 Chevy PONTOON, 1982 Harris. 40 landem axle wilh electric VACATION Renlal. LuxurIous: treJ)sporlatlon. Must have CARPET new condition, Vance & compaaslon for the elderly. steam cleaning reSident. 180 Income Tax Hines exhaust system, Je"ed Volvo Inboard/outboard. horsepower, Mercury. Couch brakes. $1,100. Call (313)229- 26ft. Molor home. Fully sell business for commercial, ==~A~----- Service call Mary Lou, (313)474-~2. residential. Established. In. ~HILDC RE. OrganiZed ae- carbS, new Melzeler tire. Roadrunner trailer. Perfect seat. canopy top. 14,500. 9027. contained (313)685-8251. ' condilion. (313)878-9121. YARD and Kennel help. Novl. cludes Iruck machinery llvltles, specializing In $2,200 or best offer. (517)54&- (3131426-4729. ~F;':LA~T::B:':E:;;;D""'T=-r-'al':'"le-r,""'2=7""'ft':'".-,"'51':'"h Part·tlme. (31313*-2017. Asking $27 500' (313)227-4430' Monlessori melhods, ages 1506. 16 Ft. fiberglass boat. Deep 1980 Prindle 16 ft. Catamaran. wheel, 3 axle. Can be hauled 1972 Woodsman 15 ft. lravel - ' . • 2'1zto 12 years. days or even- H&RBLOCK V, 40 hp Johnson motor, tilt trailer and lIfelackels, $2.200. with pickup. $1.250. Call trailer. Self·contalned, YOUNG persOfI wanted for 1983 Nighlhawk 550. Low OWN your own Jean· Ings, 6 a.m. to 2 a.m. trailer. $675. 12 ft. Aluminum (313)227-4011.( ,,3:.:;13:;:)229-===-..:;90:::2~7.;-.~-:--=-=sleeps 6. Good condition. ground malntenllnce. No miles. Excellent condition. ~ $1,995. (313)632·5842. sportswear. ladies apparel, Monday • Friday. allernate Back year returns to be flied? row boat (cartop), wllh an- gran cuttlng. Part.tlme $1.200or best. (517)548498. chlldrens/malernlty. large weekends. Pamela Walers, Michigan Ammesty Program chor and oars. (313)231- hours. (3131348-7550. 1980 RM400 Suzuki. Good S3OO. sizes, petite. dancewear or Montessori Iralned, (313)229- ends June 30, 1988. File now 2034. accessories store. Jordache,72 ,,::.7~5,- _ and avoid Michigan condition, never raced. $600 12 Ft. aluminum Sea King, 111Help Wanted Sales Chic. Lee, Levi, Izod, Gtlano. - . penallles. For more Informa· or best offer. (313)231·2174. oars, new seats. 1175. Guess Calvin Klein Sergio CHILO care, Hour, day, week. tlon phone. (517)546-4780 1979 Suzuki GS 75OE. Black. (313)227·7681. Valente. Evan Picone, Liz June 15- Seplember 1. (Main Olllce). Good condition. $1,000 or .;..,,=--:_-;-...... ,~:;.,,-=-_ -:. DURABLE MEDICAL Claiborne. Membors Only, !;(5~17:.!.:)546-3844~=:::. ,..... besl. (517)548-2632. FIBER glass boat. 15ft.llln . • • EQUIPMENT REP. .' Gasoline. Healthtex. CHILD care. by certified INCOME tax preparation by 1981 Suzuki GS 850. Loaded • with 75hp Evenrude and Cherokee. over 1,000 others. leacher. Novi, Nine Mile Hag- Dorothy Harris In the Ber. 5,000 miles. Like new. 12.500. Gator trailer. $1,600, excellent Durable medical equipment 114 300 10 125 900 Inventory gerty. Ages six 10 len years. condlllon. (517)546-5246 after provider needs experienced rlman Building: 121 S Bar. (5171521-4496. training fixiures grand Full-lime. "Nol JUSI an or· nard, Howell. (517)546-1700. ::;l980=::;S;:;';U:::Z~U~KI;-;:;G:;;;S-450=L;-,-e=x.5 p.m. sales person to serve as opening' etc. Can 'open 15 dlnary summer." (3131348- TAXAMNESTY. CPA handles cellent condition, $850. 14 Ft. Aluminum runabout. 35 rellt'esentatlve. We have a days. Mr. Loughlin (612)888- 7:.;4:.:.;18;..-,..,.,.,.----- wide range of marlletable your problems for you, In the (51=-,7)",:548-:-=-=2033~",:'=-=-=--=--:: hp motor and trailer. 11.200. -'4228~.~::::::==== CLEANUP and Hauling. privacy and convenience of 1981 Suzuki GS 650 L. Shaft (313)227-1096. su p piles / equ Ipme nt. ... Reasonable rates. Call your own home or office: Drive, adjustable back rest, 14 FOOT fiberglass boat. 80 Qualified Individual can easI- anytime: (313)437.0245. ly expand marketing area and (3131348-2835or (313)563-4240. luggage rack. Excellent con- h.p. Evlnrude motor, ex· customer base with hard Dealers Wanted TAKE ADVANTAGE of the dltlon. $1,000. (313)229-5330. cellent ski boat with larp and work. Dura·Med Division. Arts/Crafts or Michigan Tax Amnesty. Ends 1986 Suzuki IntrUder. 700cc. trailer. $550. (517)223-9672 or (313)229-0615. Antique Dealers June 30. 1986. Use the help of low mileage, 12,800. (517)223- (517)223-9872ask for Chuck. Pflme Locallon an experienced tax attorney 3609 after 4 p.m. 14 Ft. Slarcraft fiberglass. Rent as low as $50." mo. In your home or business. All WILL make an even trade. I 40 h.p. Evlnrude. Includes FRANSICAN FATHERS WDAdams work guaranleed. Legal net· / have a Yamaha 175 Enduro In toP. trailer. Mint condition, Need telephone sales person 517-546-5360 worll. (313)632-7271. excellent condition, and I mustsee. $1,875. After 3 p.m. with some experience to want a roll lOp desk With (3131449-8127. • w()(k from home. Excellent SUPERVISORS wanteo lor TRANSPORTATION 1 chair. It's a real nice bike. 16 Ft. Hoblecat. Excellent earnings and bonus. Wrile 10 number 1 nutritional com· call anytime. (517)548-1609. condition - rack. $1.950. Father Peler Welthe: 1615 (313)227-9382. pany. Part time, $400-$2,000. • ~ 1974 Yamaha 380 Enduro. Republic Street. Clnclnattl, per month. Full time. 14.000.- '-______~ Runs good. looks good. $350. 18 Ft. Hoble Cat. 1983. Fully Ohio 45210. Or call locally 16,000. per month. Call SIeve EXPERIENCED child care in (3131878-3486. equlped with trailer. Like (313)371·5957. 201 Motorcycles Beers (3131669-4540. my licensed home. 1972 YAMAHA 380 Enduro. new. Must sell. $3,750. Brighton/Hartland area. runa good. S3OO. (517)546- (313)349-2271. FtlRNITURE SALES. Full ATC 200, 1985-Adult ownedl TROPHY BUSINESS (313)229-2485. $1.100. Call (313)227-3437. 1969. 18 Ft. Rlnkerbuilt. 65 h.p. time sales positions available Johnson, tilt, trailer. $2,200. AP Mufflers , .. fo( qualified applicants. Ex· EXPERIENCED babysitter. I 1978 Goldwlng. Loaded! 1982 YAMAHA 650 Maxum, VETERINARY PRACTICE will babyS!lln my home. Call (517)546-0509. cellent commlsslon/· 12,200 or besl offer. Call low mIles. excellent condi- sandy: (313)34&-2239. 1985 Granada, 18 ft., 140 95 cOmpensation program with (313)349-5982. tion, must sell. (313)632·7238. $17 CERAMIC SHOP horse, inboard, outboard. • I J ... guiranteed Income. Many LET me teach your child to 1977 HONDA 750-K, new tires, 1978Yamaha VZ80. Good con- '2 swim In my private heated dition, runs excellent. $350, Perfect condition, 20 hours. IiIIl. other benefits. Call Waterbed PIZZA DELIVERY exhaust. faring, ba"ery, ex- Over Invested: $7,500. Exhaust Pipes . I • pool. Five 2 week sessions. must sell. (313)227.1864. $9,000 • Gllllery to schedule your In· cellenl condlllon, $900. Call (517)546-2237. Tail Pipes / .: tervlew today between 9 am slartlng June 161h in Aqua (313)878-5046. 1981 Yamaha 1T-465. New , BANQUET AND LOUNGE Tots, Pre-Beginners, Begin- 20 foot Harris pontoon, 40 . and 12 pm aI(3131427-9080. 1977 Honda 75G-K. New: tires, engine, very fast. Excellent ners. Advanced Beginners horse Evlnrude. ladder, two HONDA power eqUipment STEEL FABRICATION fairing. exhaust. 2 helmets, condilion. $750 or best offer. and Inlermedlate courses. gas tanks. two 25 Ib anchors, 50% Off list~ v' 'SaCes. Lawn mowers. like new. $900. (313)878-5046. (517)548-3374. For more information. call bumpers, very good condl· generators. etc. Part·time/- THEATER YAMAHA IT, Enduro. Adult Kathy at (517)546-5327. 1983 HONDA. CB 1000 tion. $3,000 firm. (517)546-3456 weekends. Send InqUiries to: owned. 49Occ, 175cc. Call qualified inslructor. Custom. Shaft drive. air weekends. Novi Auto Parts Cougar Cutting. P.O. Box 933, Call for an appointment to suspension. hI-low range. (517154&-8141. LUNCH molher wishes 10 15 ft. Hurricane deck boat. 55 43131 Grand River Novl, MI48050 or call (313)348- dIscuss one 01 these fine crash bar, cissy bar, wind- 1976 Yamaha XS. Ex- ' babysit. Brlghlon/Howell, 360 hp, Power 1Il1, stereo. . 8864. businesses. shield. soft bags. miles, 349-2800 when school Is out. (517)54&- 8000 cellent condition. $325 or best canopy. Perfect condilion. $2.900or trade. (517)548-1735. offer. (313)878-6445 after Good for fishing or skiing. 1st BUSINESS BROKERS ~2965~.:-=:::--:--_..",.,.._--:-:- CHAMPION Chevelle Parts : HONDA. Excellent condilion. 5:30 p.m. $3,400. (313)229-4837. (517)540-9400 MOTHER of two will provide now offering new auto 'aRll • ~EARNWHAT $900. liquid cooled. shaft 1986 Yamaha Radian 600. 200 excellent care for your child 16 fOOl Hydrostring and walk truck sheel metal. in addition ; ~~ YOU ARE drive, 12.000 miles. Custom miles. wife's bike. Same as lhru, metallic blue. 140 horse Want to be your own boss? in my home. References to 6 years of Chevelle parts. 500. 1981. (313)229-5069. new. $1.700. (313)761-4609. Mercury, power trim. tfaller. • ~~" WORTH Farmers Insurance Group of· available. Sally: (313)624-0688. (3131437-4105. _ w • HONDA CB-3S0, very good YAMAHA 100 Enduro $335. extras. Good shape. 14.200. fers exceptional op- PROFESSIONAL cleaning in CHEVY 454 Cubic Inch, Corn- • condillon. oil leak. Ruttman Suzuki 150 $235, Call (313)227- (313)231-2575. • .We are interviewing portunities and financial your home. Insurance and plelely rebUilt 1800 miles:' minibike, best offer. (313)437- 3321. both licensed & security to qualified wen and bond provided. The Old Maid 4HP Johnson 1979. less Ihan 1490. Also, Muncie 21.4spee·d·- unlicensed in- women who wish to learn the Service. (313)349-5471. 1975 Yamaha Enduro IT-175. 75 hours, $325. (313)229-9203 transmission. 11" clutch and" dividuals for a full 1977 Honda 55O-4SS wllh ex- Rebuilt engine, $325. (313)227- Insurance business. Start ROOM only, In exchange for or (3131348-2580. bell housing. All or WIll.' trme career in real tras. Low miles, Immaculale. 5856after 6 p.m. part time, open your own household etc. services. HIGHLANDER boat trailer. separate for $750. (313)426-. estate. Extensive S850/offer. (313)437·2545. agency within &-12 months. •Female.~~~~=:"'=":=".,.-...,....,._(313)229-9154. 1973 YAMAHA 650CC. Needs will take up to 18ft boat. $250. 4957after 5 pm. •- •• : :training provided. For more Information call = 1984 Honda 2OOS. Exlras. work. $75. Call after Brighlon (313)229-6723. classes start soon. TUTOR. Teacher certified In 1977 4 wheel drive Chevy' (3131559-1652. $1.000 or best offer. (313)231- 4:30 p.m. (313)229-6215. pickup. No engine, rear end~ _ Call today. learnIng disabilities. Will JOHNSON motor. 7'1z hp. 2082. Brand new. never used. with 168 Instructional lulor your elemenlary age 205 Snowmobiles ed. S2OO. (313)227-5856 after " child In all basic skills areas. tank. $650. (313)437-8143. Ask 8 p.m. ~ CONRAD Schools Your home or mine. for Dennis. 1964 Comet New front end.' ~ JAKUBOWSKI ------Reasonable rale. (313)624- 12 ft. Mini-Fish Sailboat. Like No engine. S5OO. Call (313)437- , 170 Situations Wanted 4429. new, $575. (313)632·7160. 6126. • '.: 478·9130 1973 Ouster motor trans and'~ • body parts. (517)548-4460.' ERA RYMAL • JET BOATS, RUNABOUTS' CRUISERS' DECK BOATS. PONTOONS Best offer. ' • : , SYMESCO. ENGINE. 2.8 liter Chevy FWD;. complete. New. Never InSlaij· : FUN -IN - THE - SUN DAYS at ed In car. Many extras •• WONDERLAND MARINE! $1.000. (517)546-3687. :: .. 1982 GMC diesel 350 engine. : • 37.000 miles, new pump, $6jlO~ • (3131231-1222. "; MAGNETIC signs for you~: truck or car. All sizes.,' • Custom designed for yoyr • needs. Call (313)685-1507 or • .! come into the Milford Times:, rr - 436 N. Main Street. Milford .. , • : • MECHANIC'S/D.I.Y.:s. Special savings on select new name brand automollvs < tools. Call (3131887-1646aftef 5 p.m. • 1973 8 cylinder Mercury 429 Model 1600 Fiberglass motor. $350. (51n546-6888. 1975 Pmto wagon for parts •• , REAL ESTATE CAREER Runabout 16 foot Runs, radIals. side smashed. SEMINAR $100. (517)540-9235. AMBITIOUS. recent High Medalist complete We will train you and start PICK·UP truck load of Model School graduate girl willing to you on a long term, high In- package includes: • T parts, $100. Call after be a companion for young come career. Call Northvllle/- 6 p.m .. /3131229-6027. children. on a weekly or daily -140 hp. OMC Cobra Novl area. Carolyn Beyer • basis. Camp atmosphere. USED ladder racks and. (313)348-6430. Milford area, Crafts. Swimming. - EZ Loader 2000-lb .. crossover tool boxes for· John Beilfuss (313)684-1065. References! /517154&-2402. • small pickUps. Tailgate and Brighton area, Nancy Roller Trailer - sliding rear glass or full size: Hasslgan (313)227·5005. BABYSITTING. Reliable, non- Chevy pickup. Call Don at: REAL ESTATE ONE smoker, CPR, free breakfast. D.C. Cable (313)632-n53 or. E.O.C. Reserve spot for summer: • (517)54&-81,.::89;::.. _ Call (313)23,.,965. BABYSITIING. Old 23 and WONDERLAND MARINE WEST .------. • ROUTE SALES TRAINEE Hyne area. Experienced. Call 5796 E. Grand River· Between Howell & Brighton atlk. Chemung Brand new food company (313)227-6726. Open Mon. thru Fri •• 9 to 8; Sat. 9to 5; Sun. 12 to 4 STEVENSON'S BABYSITTING in my Howell looking for hard working In- 5171548-5122 _4 ,.,,,$0(1 dixlduals that want to earn home. Near expressway. WANTS • $250 • $750 weekly. We offer Days or Midnights. Call "We will not be underso/d" - ~~u •• O~"D" excellent commission, rapid (517)548-1380. advancement opportunity. BABYSITIER for summer. WRECKED: and company vehicle. No Mother a school employee. nIghts or weekends. Ex· (313)~. and JUNK ce~ent benefits. For Inler· vi.ew call, (313)623-2600. CARS " SALES Representative. CASH PAID Career opportunity In L1v· Ingston and Oakland coun- (:, ('-" (j CAPRI 1900 BOWRIDER (313)887-1482 ~ tle~ as a Farm Bureau fn- ALL FOR ·_. surance Group Represen- J 1.··l ...' QOQOQ TOTAL VALUE tative. Prior Insurance or PACKAGE PIUS • sales experience not r:-', .~\ c:) Z-28 tires and rims. 15 InCh. necessary. Complete com· Includes: 125 hp Force Oulboard & S859S raT~ans . will fit mosl Chevys;:1 ,~ri!I 19 fl.. Escorl Tra,'er pany training program and i i i!J (II I I i I Goodyear Eagle Radials. " financial assistance provid- $275. (3131449-4561. : , ed. candidate should be people-orlented. ambitious ! ~~ ! 225 Autos Wanted .;: i,: and willing to work hard to II de~elop a business with ex· .' , :' ; A WINDOW VANS WANTED:" ce)lent opportunities for In· I' 19n-1982 ':,,' eOme. growth. advancement II: J.W. AUTO WHOLESALER'''· and personal satisfaction. w (517)487.2735 w . For more Information, call ill .~- Mra. Beno. (517)546-4920. I ---:-:--~-~-' . lJ:~~~, BUYING junk cars and late SALES help needed. Part· YOUNG PEOPLE LOOKING ::~ ~~,,, 1'C~ model wrecks. We sell n.w~ time and/or full-time with . _'''' ..' ~.. "" , ~.MIti >'.{'l. ., and used parts al reasonable, growing business In FOR WORK • Excillng high performance S·serles Sequential Lift hull provides prices. Mlechlels Auto- SQuthfield. No experience This newspaper hereby offers the opportunity for young persons seeking employ- Impressive skIIng and cruising capabilities. Salvage. (517)548-4111. 'I. ,- nltcesaary, we will train you. menlto list their names and skills, but assumes no responsibility for Ihe nature of the • • New Slandard features for 1986 - Factory·equipped With power till BUYING lunk vehicles, seO Good pay and long-term jobs offered or negotiations between applicants and prospective employers. These InclUde curved safety glass side and lrlm. AM/FM/casselle slereo. used paris. AL'S AUTO employment opportunity. are the responsibility of the parties Involved. windshield with side vents and convertible lop. swim platform wilh PARTS. (517)54&-2620. .: ~ Ideal for recent high school If you are a student looking for a summer Job you can place your ad In this walk·through center section. two ladder. Ice chest. bulll·ln luellank. graduate. Please call sleeper seats. aluminum steer- Illuminated speedometer and fuel (313)354-1313 or send resume spaca June 4 and 11 ••• the best part of all, IT'S FREEl! Please limit your ad Ing wheel wllh alrcrafl·style pad· gauge. and ski stowage under floor CLASSIFIED DEADLlNE~':~ to: ASPC. 28833 Nor· to 10words and call us before 3:30 FRIDAY. ded grip. convenience trays wllh • Economical 10operate. Wednesday 12:00 - Green. thweste rn HI g hwa Y. cupholders. dash tray stowage. -low prollie makes lowing wllh Sheet Shopping Guide $"eN- SoUthfield MI 48034, Atten· and ports Ide console With mat· small cars easy. Ing Dexter & Green s~'er:, tlon: Janeen. Northville, 348·3022 Howell,548·2570 Milford,685·8705 ching lockable stowage box. - Excllmg new colors and graphiCS. Shopping Guide Sen ng. Novi,348·3024 South Lyon, 437·4133 Brighton, 227·4436 Highland, Thursday 3: '.' 117 Bualnesa Shopper Business Dlrecto!y~ Friday 3:30 • Shopper, • ." Opportunities "'OI'E AMBITIOUS, hardworking 17 day Green Sheet. & Gt~ year old looking for employ- Sheet Business Dlrectcirti\' ment. (313)684=1862. Monday 3:30 • Wednes4IY: Green Sheet. "~" ~ ACCOUNTING student seek· GIRL 16 seeks work wllh · .. ~ Ing experience In office pro- ENERGETIC, personable, GOOD worker, farm' help or horses. Very experienced. , , cedures. CRT experience. malure girl 18, 3.9 gpa. kennel, love animals. call aHer 7:30 p.m. (517)548- 228 Conatructlon • ,.' (313)87U465. Clerical. Amy, (313)229-5109. (313)437-9455Joe. • 1597. Equipment •.•• ,' • COMPASSIONATE nurses EXPERIENCED t5 year old HIGH SChool looking for ODD lobs need to be done In sid will do home care for will do babysi«lng. Lori, clerical work during summer. Hamburg. call Erik (313)23t· 1978 ForI' ?600 diesel tr,ct6r elderly. (313)632-6893. 3550. with Inllolsll'c11 front ind; (313)344-9963.( !-::3~13:!=.:!2:::29-:..:9::::206~.=-:--_~--:::,:" luader. 600 hours. $7\dOO.. : COMPUTER experience In FOR an aggressive, depen- HARD working male, 14. PAINTING, cutting grass, (313)685-1305. : .~~ programming, data base. dab Ie, h a rd'wo rk I n g Babysitting, horse farm, etc. cleaning. etc. College stu- word processing. Rick. employee, Mlllord/Hartiand, Northville (313)34&8241. dent, 25years. (511)54&:3538. 6095 W. Grand River· at lake Chemung 230 Trucks ~ • (Sln22U202. call Gregg (313)878-9753, HIGH SChool studenllooklng SITIING: houses, children, 517/546·3774 Between BrlQhlon and Howell ," d .. EAGER fifteen year old look· plan IS. pets, etc. Lawnwork. FOR yard work extremely for work. Ambitious, hard- Open Mon.·Wed.-Thurs.·Frl. 9 to 8: Tues. & Sat. 9 to 6 Ing lor summmer work. well done, please call John. working. dependable. Reasonable. i (313)88'7·2698Matt. (517)54&:5540. 1\::(51.:.:,7)54=8-..:;2045=._ Relerences.(Sl'1}S4&:0799. • ••••••••••••••••••••••••• .... -_..-" .. 12·~-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, June 4,1986 230 Trucks 235 Vans 238 Recreational 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles Vehicles SUPERIOR:: 1~ Chevrolet Suburban. 454 MIN'.VAN. GMC Safari. 1988. engine. trailer, towing 8 passenger. 3000 miles. 1983 Buick Skyhawk. Ltd. 4 01DS ::: package, Silverado package, Loaded. Including heavy duty door, 5 speed. air. cruise. SPRING ::~ many opllons. New condl· trailer hitch and running 1979 Pace Arrow. 26 It. Class atereo, excellent condition. CIRCULATION COME SEE JOHN COLONE'S tion: never In salt. Must see boards. S13,700 or best olter. A. Loaded. A·1 condition. low $4.250. Must sell. (313)349- LIVINGSTON COUNTY SPECIALS·~ 10 appreciate! $12,890. Brighton. (3131229-4769. mileage. S2O,OOO. (313)632· 0008. EXCELLENT USED CAR SELECTION (313)227·2290. 8784. 517-546-4809 Low Down Sank •. 7 1981 Buick Skylark Limited. aftlAC Financing: . 1980Chevy Luv pick up trUCk. 238 Recreational 1979 Rockwood motorhome. white. auto, am/fm. air. Good ==-::~~--::,...... ,~-=-:-:"- 5 Good condilion. Some bed Vehicles 21 It .. lots of extras. sleeps 6. condition. 52.000 miles, 19n Cadillac Seville. Triple '86 CaravanS.E. 13 495 Wouldn't YOM :: = 7 passenger. Loaded only 4,000 miles , rust. S1.75O.Call (313)634-9285 -=0:--,:----:--::--..,..---:--.,...- 38.000 miles. Very clean. $2 900 (3131227-3090 black, loaded, 67,000 miles. . •• ther"'veA '.;' after 4 p.m. or weekends. 1978 Casual Ford chassle, $9.750. (3131349-5545. • . . very good condilion. $4.995 Superior Used e-_ .~ • 47.000 miles. dual air, CB. BUICK Regal 1981 Limited. firm. (313)437-8328. CHEilROLET pick up. 1983 amltm radio. Tape deck. 21 ft. travel trailer. Self. landau lop. aulo. ps, pb. air, 1984 Cutlass calais Coupe '84 Voyager L.E. Concept I AI 'IIflnullIItdlII8ck . contained. sleeps 6. good 51 995 Silverado. Low mileage. Sleeps 6, dual fuel tanks. lilt. cruise. amlfm stereo. • Conversion Loadedonly 6500 MIles , Auto .. 1111.erul.... tereo .... : many extras. cap. heavy duty Very clean! Asking $9.500. condition. tandem axle. rear defogger. wire wheels. Black with T·tops. Many ex· 4.000ml.... 1ocaI1_' • bumpers. running boards. Call (3131227.4301 after $2.200. (517)223-3539. one owner. very clean. tras. (3131227-5789 before Call (3131231·3661. Alter :::5::;:3O~p.:;m::,,'-::--=__ -::---, 1978 Titan 24 ft. motor home. (3131624-9356. ;2,;p:;:.m:'::'7:-===:-::=-:::-::""-,,,-- 'S995 "~' 1984 CHEVROLET EI camino VoyagerLE 5 'ISClkc.,e :.: 6 p.m. 1984 DUNE Buggy. Road Fully self contained. Sleeps '84 ------Conqulsta. Excellent cond!- Concept IIConversion Sharp van. 10,495 4 cyI .•• uto.. erul... air••• 000. 1958 Chevrolet Apache pick· LIcensed, body. $1.500 or will 6. cab air. roof air. CB radio. m'.... local up. Runs greal. Needs paint. trade for 4 Wheeler Blazer or Very good condition. S7.500. MUSTANGS 11 In stock lion. 305 automatk:. many op- 1_...... Sf.l00. (3131229-4361. truck with plow of equal (517)548-5363.After 5 p.m. 1979.1984. '4 cylinder. Ii tlons. low mileage. (313)475- '9495 " 19n Chevrolet 'h Ion. 305 value. Alter 6 pm (517)54&- 1984 THREE wheeler Honda. cylinder. GT'S. T-Tops. more. ;;:8ll48='''=:7::=:::--:-:-:-::--.- __ '85 Dodge Ramcharger 4x4 'ISCIIn ...... -. Royal S.E. Loaded only $11,995 engine. new radiator and bat· 4957. 200 M. electric start. adult BILL BROWN 1983 CHARGER. Loaded. ex- 4dr .. 4cy1.• lun _r.alr. m,.. tery wilh cap. damaged right :;:FO::::R:::--re-n-t:--=-24:--:1t~.-Cc="I~a-SS---'-Aowned. with trailer hitch. USED CARS cellent condition. 49.000 eN'''. wlndowl.locka. 2 to ' chooselrom doo!. $450. (313)437-6002after motorhome. Reasonable dai- $1.100 or best. (517)54&-1865 522-0030 miles. $4.000. (517)546-5724 before 2 p.m. S p.m. Iy or weekly rates. R&R alter6 p.m. '84 Dodge Ramcharger 4x2 '9495 . Royal SE Loaded only 10.500 mIles $9995 1978 Chevy Big 10 pickup. 350 Molorhome Rentals. Inc .• 1972 WINNEBAGO. 37.000. T-BIRDS. TURBOS. 4 to 1979Chevy Monza. Good con- 'ISDlltaUI.,..: . ~. automallc. power steer· (3131818-9202. aleeps six. awning. S5.000. choose from, low miles. very dillon. $1.000. (313)437-8775. / Cdr.. va.lull_r. air. till: Ing and. brakes. amlfm =FO=R~r~en-=:t:::.:;'985==""26~It"".-m-otc-or(313)437-9695. clean. 1980 Citation. V-8. Excellent cruise. wire wheel•• low ml.... 210ehooselrom •• stereo. sliding rear window home. sleeps 8. (313)437-7104. BILL BROWN condition. 1,700. (517)223- '85 Dodge Aries LE Wagon 5 240 Automobiles USED CARS 7245. After 3:30 p.m. Air. auto. PS. PB. Slereo & mo~e 8495 ana cap. Runs greal. $1.500. FOR rent. Car tow dolly. S75 '9995 (313)437-3088. per week. (313)867-6918. or 1983 Alliance. 4 door. ex· 522-0030 1980 Cheverolet Monza. Good 'ISCtWIrity E....-rt 19n Chevy tow truck. runs (3131535-7000. . cellent condition. 40.000 condition, $1.500 or bestl Call 2dr .. v uto••rull power. air. and looks good. Full body. ;:;:;~:=...:-~~;;--:;--.--:-= miles. $2.750. (3131229-9154. ESCORTS. 1981-1984. 36 In (313)632-8759after 5 p.m. '85 Dodge 1 Ton Royal SE tilt. erul p. wtndowl A IOcllt $3.595. (313)437-8143.Ask for FOR rent. 1983 Southwlnd. 27 stock. 0 down. same day 1982 cavalier Coupe. Super Dual Wheels. 2 Tone. Air and More $11,495 DMnis ft., sleeps 6. (313)867-6918. or 1983 All/ance DL. 5 Speed. 4 '9995 . (313)535.7000. door. air. excellent condition. financing. Let us budget a clean. low miles. stereo. 4 'IS c.ntwy Estate 1968 Chevy pickup. Looks ;;:~::::.:,===-..,..=-=--..,..,...,... $2.200. (517)546-3130. payment to fit your needs. speed. $3.500. (313)437-3346 and runs good. S1.200. FIREBALL 1985. 35 foot faith BILL BROWN alter4 p.m. u.1ttd AMC 78. Camaro 78. Ford 78. '85 Dodge Shelby va. lull power•• Ir. till, cruise. (a131437-8143.Ask for Dennis. wheel. loaded. micro. USED CARS ~l983~~ca~dl~lIa~c-=EI~d-ora~d~o-:B~Ia-~ Turbo, 5 spd .. Casselle & More $7495 powerwindow. and locka. ~::F::=-==':":"::::;.7-"::":::"::;:::':' washer. dryer. etc. Used only All In good Shape. make of- SuperSlwp. 1970, Dalsun pIckup. New three months. must see to fer. (3131229-6857. 522-0030 rltz. Michigan 500 Limited Ed!- • lion. Loadedl $11.500. clutch. runs great. S275. appreciate. asking price 1981 AMC Spirit. excellent '10,995 (313)437·5559. $24.900. 1985 F250 XLT. 6.9 TEMPe? S. all clean & ready (313)624-5411evenings. '84 Chrysler Laser condition. no rust. $1.700. for delivery. 39 In stock. From 1984 Chevette CS 4 door Sunroof. Tilt. CrUIse. Casselle & $5995 'I4Cut1aa ...... 11"5 Dodge Ion crew dually. Iller diesel. heavy duty trailer (517)548-2033. $4,595. Let us budget a pay- ., .. dr ••aUpower, maroon, eKtra Power sleerlng and brakes. package. fully loaded. ralllal More el , I I ,I • FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS announces • 00* NEW'CAR FINANCING SUPERIOR'S AFT£R HOLIDAY SALE e:· . 1986 Delta Royale No. 589 .----- CHECK OUR USED CAR RATES Rate Terms 1: ~ , ;1985 & 1986 MOdeis 9.75%"·- - ·.48months , 1984 Models 10.25% 36 months · .0 1983 Models 11.25% 36 months P. doorlocks, reclining seat, Was 515,042 .:I, 1981&1982 12.25% 24 months cruise control, p. windows, V6 $14 035 I auto, Tilt steering, am-fm I • All rates quoted are variable rates and good through 6-10-86 I stereo cassette. NOW, I I, ,I . CALL ONE OF OUR LOAN OFFICES NEAR YOU! 1986 Jimmy I', • HOWELL SOUTH LYON HARTLAND No. 591 Jerry Emmitt Donna Borders Annette Gremore (517)546-8000 (313)437-8186 (313)632-7495 BRIGHTON PINCKNEY FOWLERVILLE Karen Kennedy Teresa Plummer Franci Horton (313)229-9576 (313)878-3127 (517)223-9163 ~ ..... 0 ... Deep Tinted glass, folding LIVINGSTON COUNTY'S ONLY HOME'BASED SAVINGS AND LOAN rear seat, power tail gate, air Was 516,540 , FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS conditioning, speed control, " AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY VB-automatic, 20 gal. gas tank, • HOWELL. ".'GHroN. S""," LYON. "NOKNEY.""""'LANO. FOwLE""'LLE p. steering, am-fm cassette. Now$15,585 • • HUGE INVENTORY! HUGE SAVINGS! • SUPERIOR 1985 CORette Over 50 Quality Pre-Owned 1984 Mustang 1915Bulek LeSibre 1983Dod~ Sf,..r. 80 •• ".,eo Ha"N),K, auto Ola" top 100 t\'Iuth Conwerslon In "4'.~ta .. I.' .tt,. il\a,pl W\OUsanCli' .rs 1011" My" , •• , A " •• ,., Cars To Choose From noeo .. o. "0 Save 5 Thousandsl 58995. 152010· 5277010· FEATURE CAR OF THE WEEK ItMM.rcury 1982 Honda 1981 T·Blrd 1983Bulek Rlvlera Lynl Accord Beaul,Iul blaCk hniSh. limIted S,pd h'." ...... FuftP'O*ef. Auto. air. nono edilion 14m .. chOCOla" bfown • nicer '85 Grand Am Del' '''II pnc.' '4995 5113 11\0. 5 '5495 The best bargain around 8995 1984Che~ Vln 1983Pontllc 1184Mercury 1985 FireBlrd Conwerson T·1ooo Marquis Auto .". IanCN'" 2tone ...... "'. , •• reo 8, s"~~r~~~000 Gr •• ' lmoMPO .., ""., Anoltw" Mu'ITo 5e!,' 10".'-" 59950 SAVE $7995 595 .... 517911\0· I 19852·28 1915Mercury 1981 Eldorado 1984Chevy S·10 TopazGS 42.000ml •evory vi Clpd wOf'Of Red. au'o •HOPS NIC.~n, ImlQtnlble optiOn p;ll'. 'et1SOf tuct. bNutJ' """ '11,995 O' SAVE 512411\0. ALL WALDECKER 5 (AGRICULTURE) PREOWNED VEHICLES 181010' • 1977 Couglr II84J·2000 1985Grind Ams 1984Trans·Am COMPLETE AN EXTENSIVE Sunblrd 110,hOOs.I,Oft' lWded Redl Redl ....l'lI'•• rlla'" ,.. u,' INSPECTION AND tdt R.. dy "'Q"""'".... Save 526311\0' 51995 RECONDITIONING PROCESS 5166010' Thousand. THIS WlllIt OHl y, TO ASSURE YOU OF illS 5-10 8lu.r ~::'l::n'~ ~u, •• . 1984Z-28 1984 Fiero TROUBLE FREE OPERATION. e,. IO.td.d "13 S·1O8Ial.' I'/\IMlno. 13%I"ed 5,peed '1000rMn • "pd "., lul"ifOOI STOP ON BY AND LET US fa" ,nt.'.,. '500 PlecuehelPsuppon-1 .:~\ ,".rp ,t 000",,1., he ".c. el'" or"Ide dOwn r11 5 EARN YOUR BUSINESS 5 your high school's Vocational ~ . 526511\0' 19411\0· rrom 8495 e:~~:::':bf~~'~:. • at'I,ltllbli Agrt~ultur.·FFA program! 14-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, June 4, Ieee 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 241 Vehicles -----.._------Under S1OOO. 1983 Escort GLX. HO. 1984Mustang. Low mileage. 19n Olds 98. Loaded. one 1984 PONTIAC Fiero. red. TOYOTATercel. 1984.4door. aulomahc. power steering. excellent condition, air. owner. SI.600. (5171546-279S.amllm stereo, cassette. AC automatic. pb/ps. air. amlfm. 19n Buick. Loaded. S900as OYER 90 USED power brakes. air. stereo sunrool. rear defrost. am11m. =E;,:ve==n::::ln~gs:::..-=--::-,:""",:::----=-~and more. 35.000miles, great Excellent condition. $6.500. Is. (5tn546-0205. cassette. Goodyear vectors. $6.200.(511)546-S205. 19n Olds Cullass Supreme. condition. SS.800or best of· (313)229-2344. 1966 Belvedre, from Idaho. excellent condition. (313)632-1985MustangLXhatchback.4 Good condlhon. Sl.500 or fer. (313)482·7922after S p.m. Excellent condllion. Many CARS & TRUCKS & 7929.-,---==-=-=-=-:--.,,....-; cylinder. 4 speed, Power besll (3131229-6209. or (3131998-1140between 1980Tc-3. 4 speed. sunrool, new parts. Runs excellent. 1983Ford EXP. 5.700actual steering. a/c. amllm. cruise. 1985 Oldsmobile Regency 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. ask hood scoop. 74.000miles. no SI.ooo or trade for truck of miles. Take over payments. rust-prooled. many extras. Brougham. 2 Door, 23.000 ;;fo:.=r.;.:W~e:::nd~y.;",::7:=-:::----;- rust. Runs good. Sl.700.Mov· equal value. call aller 6 p.m. MOTOR HOMES & Call(3131227·5889aller S p.m. Like new. $6.499. (313)4n· miles, loaded. SI2.900. 1984 PONTIAC Fiero. red. lng, must sell. (5tn223-901S. (5tn548-1761. 1978FORD LTD. Air. power ;::04:;.67==.::-:--=~~=- l::(3='3:c:)68$-~9636=~.~-=-;;---:-:-~ 19.000miles. amllm stereo. 1979 Trans Am. Excellent f.'97=47'-iB~U~IC::K';':-;L-e=Sa-=b--re:-,-S300=;-. brakes/steering. SI.2OO or MAZDA 1983. RX7. GS. 5 19794 door Olds 88 Royale. rear window defogger. tilt. condition. 6.6 liter engine. T· (313)632.7462anytime except CONY. VANS TO besl. (313)231·1459. speed. charcoal grey. air. Loaded and clean. 80.000 four speed, aluminum tops, automatic. air. rear Sunday. 1982 For d G ran a d a: stereo. Alloy wheels. Very miles. S2.600.(3131227-6534. wheels. luggage rack. $6.095. defogger. tilt. amllm stereo ~'98O=:':;Ct:h-e-ve~tt::-e-.~R:-u:-ns:-:g:::re--a7't. CHOOSE FRO,., automahc. all. Excellent con· clean. S7.800.(313)68$-7679. 1984 Olds Cutlas Sierra ~(5:.:;tn:.L548-::..:::.=27:..:54...::. __ -,-__ cassette. power windows. Good mechanical. Needs dltion. S2.700negotiable. call 1965 Mustang. Restoreable Brougham. Light metallic 1984PONTIAC1000.four door new rims. must see. Stored body work. Extra parts. $500. (313)437-9939. car, S2.800 or best offer. red. loaded. S7.OOO.(313)227. hatch back, cassette. $3.500. winters. $6.800.(5171546-2028.Noquibbles. (313)349-2101 1984Ford Escort. automahc. (313)437-4629aller6p.m. 3598. After 6.(313)227-9224. ~(5;:1~7)~548-::.,;286=7:,.'_-:---:-:-:;- 1985Trans Am. 5 speed. T· 1988 Chevelle 307, 68.000 am11m. Asking $3.900. call 1982Mazda 626. 2 door LX. 1982 OLDS Toronado 1980 Pontiac Sunblrd. tops. Loaded! SI3.500. call miles. 1969Camaro body on. atter 5 p.m. (3131464·7994. Red. electriC sunrool. amllm Brougham. Very clean. load· Automatic. 60.000 miles. ;::(3;;.:13::.)43~7.:::25:.:.17;.:._--:~;----:-Iy. 19n chevy wagon, good 1979Ford Falrmonl. 4 door, cassette. air. fully loaded. ed.S7.295.(517)546-0172. S2,OOOor best offer. (313)887· 1984 Tempo 4 door. condition. 327 recondillond power steering. power $4.600 or best oller. After 1982Omega. Power brakes/. :::299;;;.2a=.:ft.;::e:,:.,r;;'S,7p=,.m:::;.==-=---=-:-;---.,-Automatic. air. power. block. Traction bars lor 19n 1981 Chev. Chevette $1295 brakes. air, automahc.50.000 6 p.m.. (3131227·5326. steering. 2 door, 4 cylinder. 1 1981 PLYMOUTH Reliant. stereo. Good condition. camaro. call (517)548-9778. 4spd. ONLY miles. Good running. clean 1979Monarch.Automatic, air. owner. Very clean. S2.3OO.42,000 mil e s. power 88.000miles. $4.650.(313)227· 19n Cutlass. Excellent runn. car.Sl.495.(313)684-5560. amlfm. Sl.650. (313)227-78n(Stn546-0257. steerlnglbrakes, aml1m ;;.84.:.::92;:;.:...,....,...-:-..,...--=__ ~ Ing condition. Needs body 1983Ford Escort GLXwagon. ::;aft~e:.:..r.=.,S,.o::p.:..:..m""._-:-:-_-,-_ ~'985=:':O;"ld';':s=:ca""'I""'al:-s~S::-u-p-re"'m-e-.radio, cruise. excellent con· 1984 VW Jetta. S speed work. 128.000miles. Best 01. Loaded. excellent condition. 1979Mustang. No rust, runs Air, power steering, power dltion. $3.200. (313)349-sn3 manual. amlfm cassette. fer. (313)684-6746. • $4.000.(313)685-S759. good. 4 speed, 4 cylinder. brakes. tilt. amlfm cassette. ;:,evc::e=,-nl""n~gs:.:..•.,.,----:-,-_-=-_ $5.500or best. (313)632·7055. 1980Chevelle. Good condl• 1984 Escort . 1l'69FORDConvertible.Good S2.25O. (313)624-6697aller equalizer. aluminum wheels, 19n Pontiac Astra. Runs 1980 VW Rabbil diesel. 45 tlon. S700.(5171546-2269. : shape. Many extras. SI.700. ;s==p=-.m7·:-:--~:::--:;:-;-::-:;;-=etc. (5tn546-1240. good. with good body. $600. mpg. excellent condition. 1976Cutlass. Runs good. Air 2dr .• 4sPd .. stereo Y ,l51'1)548-2318. 19n Monte carlo. Excellent ;;:'980='=:O~L'::D:-:::S:"':'::C=u":t;-la:-ss:-:-LS-;::;-.~4 (313)4374414. ' runs great. Sl.100or best of- shocks. headers. chrome ONL :-FORD Fairmont Squire condition. 47.000 miles. air. door, excellent condition. 83 PONTIAC J2000. 2 door fer. (Stn546-4773. wheels. SI.ooo.(313)231.189S. wagon. 1980.mint condition. power windows. 2150 West 8323Byron Road,Howell MI. Coupe, new tires. new muf- 1981 VW Jetta. 4 door. 5 1973Cutlass Supreme. Runs • loaded. stereo, S3.400. BarronRoad.Howell. 1978 Oldsmobile Delta 88. fler. overhead ::am fuel In- speed. amlfm cassette. air excellent. body solid. Asking : '(313)632-7922. 1985 Mustang. 4 cylinder. Good condition. SI.7S0. JectedSspeed. S2600 or offer. conditioning. Mint condition. S2OO.or best. (517)625-7543. 1984 Tempo 1982 Ford Escort L. Power Loaded. Mint c:lndltion. Rust (Stn546-0928. ;(3::'3~)229-:;::.,:.:783~2.==--;--:-::~:-::-$3.850. Must see. (313)887· 42404Lentile, Parry. . t t ar proofed. 11.600miles. $6.900 1979Rabbit Diesel LS. Very 9319after6 p.m. 2 dr • auto. stereo. steeling. au oma IC. re or best. Dave.(313)437-9956or 1985 PLYMOUTH Conquest. ood ditl 0 nerl 1980 Chevette. Runs great. $3995 defrost. new tires. good run- Cruise. air. amlfm stereo g con on. ne ow 19n Z-28 CAMARO. Custom New clutch. Best offer. ps .pb ONLY nlng condition. Sl.9OOor best ~(3:-::'3~)3::=23-:;.::78Il9;:::.:;:''-7.=--=---.-:--:cassette, rear.defogger. Garagekept. New engine and paint. 350. Extras. $5.000 (313)684-()933 offer. (5m546-9435. MONTEcarlo 1978.Excellent much more, low mtles. brakes. Sunroof. amlfm Firm. (313187lHi231. ~'98O:':::'<:~C':"lta=-=tl;:;0:":'n·.-:N~e-e--::ds-en-g-:-ln-e t980 Ford Fiesta. SI.400 or body.....V ~ amIf m cassette• S16,oooor best offer. (Sl7)546- cassette stereo, 4 speed 1 V hi I k $400(3131229-2296 • best offer. (313)229-2252alter alr,SI.400.(313)349-8338. 8471. stick, tinted gtass, Mexican 24 a cas wor.. • 1985 Escort S Beige. Good mileage com· UnderS1000. 19n Chevy 'h ton trUCk.305 ' ~:3O p.m. 1984 Mercury Topaz L • 4 1985Plymouth Turlsmo. Psi· mute car, Sl.400.(313)685-3030 Engine. New radiator. wires ===--:-__ .,..-_-:-~ 2dr .4cyl..4spd.. : ·ifi78 Ford Malibu. Air. power door. 23.900 miles. Air. S pb. S speed, amlfm stereo. _aft,=e:::-r-=6=p:=::.m:::.,.-;-:=-__ --=;;-;;;~ 1978 Aspen, 4 speed, 6 and cap. First S3OO. (313)437. $4995 , "Ceenng/brakes. No rust. speed. $5.595.Extended ser· console package. Asking "" cylinder. SSOO or best 6022.call anytime. Floyd. stereo ONLY .. I I t a sf rable 1983RENAULTFuego. 53.000 • $1,700.(3131878-2447. v ce J...a~ r n er • $5.600.(313)437-893S. miles. air. automatic. power ~(S~l7):-=:546-::;..:.:7848;=.-::---:=--:::=-19n COUGAR. air. stereo, : '982 Firebird. red. 4 speed. 4 "'(3""'3"")2:=,:-.:..:.'.:..:..:....--=--=--=:--:-:-::- 1981 Pontiac T·looo 4 door wlndows/locks. power AMC, 2 Javelins. One 1971, I 60000 '1 S900 • cylfnder. casselle. rust- 1979Mercury capri RS. V-6, hatchback. New exhaust. sunroof. many more extras. another 19n. call for details: cru s~ 59 ml es. . • proOfed. new radials. plus automatic, amllm ·casselle. brakes, tires. starter, tune- $4.300(SI7)546-2719. (Stn223-3967alterSp.m. ;(3='3:;.:)='~-3::.:7=:-:.=-::~=-:-::::- 1982 T-Bird Town Landau : 1"31231f82'29-80G03Oodprice. $4.850. :'p.9~. (S17)223-3609aller u P•kSPsr21nooogS,II gasmatltc 1985 Sunblrd: 2 door. 1969 Buick LeSabre. Great ~:~~;th.e~7~a~l~ube~~n~ff~~~ h (. ~7:' ::'=:';:-;;c:-;;;~~;;;-=::; s oc s. • m es. no rus. automatic. S6.400. 1979 running condition. $495. or 19n Ford sta!lonwagon. New MONTE CARLO. 1978.Good Excellent condition. S2.OOO.Mustang: 2 door, automatic. best offer. (Sl7)546-7166. Webberville(517)S21-4764. Loaded ONLY $4995 ·llres. Excellent transporta· condition. SI,700. Must sell! Also brown short·bed pickup air, Sl.2OO.call (313)231-3166. 1969 BMW 6000. Rebuilt •tiOri.$695.(Sl7)546-3916. Evenings(Sl7)546-2402. ca(Sfn~~OVlng. must sell. 1980Toyota Cellca Supra. Ex. engine. Body fair condition. 1'76 Ford LTD. 4 door. New NISSAN 300ZX. 1985. Must . cellent condition. Loaded. $450or best. (517)546-3687. ; l!re~. Excellent transporta· sell. SI4.700.Lots of extras. 1983 Pontiac J-2000. 2 door call (313)227-6436. 1973Buick century: 4 door. ,tion. $895.(517)546-3916. ':::(3"="3'=')22~7-.;:-28:..:.79.:..:.--::__:--__;_-:-coupe. new tires. new mul· 19nThunderblrd. Very cleanl good condition. Very Iiltle Iml FORDEscort wagon. ex- 1983 Nlssan Sentra. Low fler. overhead casrn.fuel I~. Good condltionl Sl,SOO. rust! 41.500miles. S8OO. call : c.81lenttransportation. Sl.500 mileage. air. stereo. Sspeed. jected. S speed. 2.600or o· (3131498-2672Pinckney. (313)685-1721. • brb'3st. (3131437-0324. very clean. $4.900. Alter ~le~r·i(3i'i3)ii229-~783~2·~iiiiii~:~~~~~~iiiii~~:~:iiiii ••• ~ l1la4 Fl8ro SE. Silver. S p.m. (Sl7)546-6494. • •automatic. every option, 1980Olds Omega.V-6engine, • 1-1;000 miles. excellent condi· light blue with dark blue in- • tion. Asking S7.2OO.(3131227-terior, recently repainted, 1985EXP · 3b9O. new IIres, good condition. .1983 Ford Escort wagon. 4 $2.950.(313)231-9790. 1986 Celebrity Auto., air, stereo 'il -SPaed. standard transmis- 1981 OLDSMOBILE Cutlas cass., moon roof, p.S., $6595 ; sian. air. 40.000mites. Load- Supreme. Automatic V-6. All p.b .. very clean. ONL Y ; ecCi313)349-4142. power, steering. brakes. • 1979 Ford Granada. 4 door. seats. and locks. Amlfm. 4 Door Sedan '82 FORD i ii/i;. power steenng. power New mulller, brakes. and FUTURA • tlrakes. Sl.400.(3131437-3947.shocks. Wire hubcaps. Air, ~'983 FIREBIRD. excellent tinted glass. $4.200.(Sl7)546- $3999 1983 Pontiac Gran Prix • c ~ d I t Ion. t a k e 0 v e r .,,368~7.~::-:---:~-=-:---;-_ 00 : pa,.ments plus a Sl.000. 1981 Olds 88 Brougham V-G. auto, air, tilt, • 13!31229_7155. Diesel. $3,500.(517)546-1069. '84 ENCORE 000 Rebate cruise,p.windows. : -Gal GMC Custom van. $1 $6995 stereo, 22,000 milebNL Y • '$r.so iti Vehlclea 241 Vehicles 241 Vehlcl .. 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles ~gUnder$1'l.,o. Under $1000. Under $1000. Under $1000. Under $1000 Under S1000. Under S1OO0. Under $1000. Under $1000. ill2'C'he"vy Impala~;;;;;;; 1979 Dodge Ctllt. $300. Needs 1978 SUBURBAN. $.450. 1973 JY,~runs good. 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Motown and yOU'llbe coaster-bound in less • We're talking about strapping yourself in- than two hours. to a roller-coaster that screams along at Boblo's scariest roller-coaster is the break-neck speeds, whipping you around Screamer Corkscrew, which covers 2,388 and around and upside down. We're talking feet on the island. This type of coaster loops about holding on tight as your tiny boat around and then takes riders into a double plunges down a 5O-footwaterfall into a tur- helix-a "corkscrew." Corkscrew coasters bulent pool. have become very fashionable in the last 10 We're talking about thrill rides-roUer- years, and the one at Boblo is among the coasters and water rides and other such best. daredevil devices. Another hair-rising ride at Boblo is the And if the 01' ticker can stand them, Falling Star, a 70-foot pendulum arc which they're just about as much fun as you can plunges to Earth at more than two times the • have this summer. Thrilling amusement- force of gravity . It's a wild feeling. park rides are sort of a safe way of courting One of the most popular amusement parks danger-deep down, you know you'U sur- among Michiganders is Cedar Point, a park vive the ride alive, but something inside still in Sandusky, Ohio that features rides, rides tells you that there's an element of danger and more rides. involved. Almost every year in the last decade or so, Thrill-seekers in -Michigan are-Iucky,- Cedar Point has added a major ride to its because quite a few of these rides are just a already impressive lineup. This year's addi- few hours away. Travel less than five hours tion is Thunder Canyon, a quarter-mile-long . in almost any direction and you'll find water ride. yourself at an amusement park, ready to A dozen riders are loaded into a round ride the rapids or careen along on a roller- raft, and the adventure begins. Simulating a • coaster. . wild raft ride down the rapids, Thunder Ca-j The closest amusement park to these nyon guarantees to drench anyone who parts is Boblo Island, located in the Detroit dares hop aboard. River south of Detroit. Board the boat in In 1978,Cedar Point debuted the Gemini, one of the fastest and scariest coasters around. The Gemini is a double racing coaster (two trains race each other around Take·the plunge the track) which reaches speeds of 60miles You say you want to try some of these an hour. And at one point during the ride, thrill rides for yourself? Take a look yOU'dactually swear that a wooden beam Is below and you'll find directions 'to the going to take your head off. amusement parks, hours of operation, U you're In the mood for a more tradi- • tional coaster, try the Blue Streak, which ticket prices and all the other pertinent info. Continued on 2 • • BOBLO ISLAND - take off on the popular KING'S ISLAND - ride the relentless Beast, CEDAR POINT - try the triple-looping Cor- GEAUGA LAKE - at Aurora, Ohio features CANADA'S WONDERLAND - a sister park Screamer Corkscrew roller coaster, new the biggest, the baddest, and the longest kscrew, a steel coaster which features an a wild water complex with a two-million to King's Island Is located north of Toronto. last year. The two trains, each with six cars wooden coaster In the world. Also take the 85-foot first hUi and reaches a speed of 50 gallon wave pool, a slx·foot tidal thunder Thunder Run, a highballing coaster-train allow 24 passengers at a time to scream challenge of King Cobra, a' looping: miles per hour. Towering over the midway wave and an undertow ending In a 6O-foot ride within a mountain that is the center- through the 2,388feet of twisting steel track. tWisting, spine-tingling roller coaster you Is the Demon Drop which offers riders a 10- water toboggan slide. Neptune Falls gives piece of the park, opened In early May. Try • •The 272-acre Boblo Island is located in the ride standing up. This Is a theme park, story, free-falling plunge. The four- riders 1,200feet of thrashing, dipping water one or all of the four fabulous, fast and Lower Detroit River and has 3S rides. located 24 miles north of Cincinnati, Ohio on passenger cars travel from zero to 55 miles shoots. Three daring roller coasters are furious roller coasters. The Dragon Fryre Boblo is reached by two historic boats 1·71.Watch for King'S Island signs. Opens 9 per hour In 1.8 seconds. On the Gemini, a , aimed at thrill seekers. . flings riders Into two 360-degree loops and a starting at 9:30 a.m. dally from Detroit a.m. seven days a week from Memorial racing coaster with a 12S-foot·hlgh first hill, The park Is located across from Sea corkscrew. Sol Loco swings passengers 100 docks with tickets (boat ride, admission Day to Labor Day and selected weekends in the twin racers reach a speed of 60 miles World at exit 13off 1-80,east of Cleveland. It feet above the ground - upside down. and all amusement rides for one priCe) at April, May, Sept. and Oct. Tickets for those per hour. And there Is the new Thunder Ca- Is open from May 24 to Sept. 1 and special There are five theme areas in the 37o-acre $14.95 for ages 10 and up, $12.95 for 3·9 7-61years are $14.95at the gate, children 3-6 nyon ride, a 1,'600-footraging river rapids weekends. Hours are 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. on park located 10minutes north of Toronta on years. Senior citizens, 61 and over, are are $7.25. Senior citizen rates available at ride. The white-water rafting ride Includes weekends and 11a.m. to 10p.m. weekdays. Highway 400. From Detroit, take Highway $12.95 Monday through Friday only. Four the gate. waterfalls and rocky canyon walls with Admission Is $10.95 at the gate for ages 4- 401 toward Toronto and turn north on boats also leave the Gibraltar dock each 900,000 gallons of fresh Lake Erie water 60., three and under free. Special senior Highway 400, exit at Rutherford Road and day beginning at 10:30 a.m. with prices at pumped Into the ride basin each day. citizen rates available at the gate. go east to the park entrance. The payo()ne- $11.95 for 10 years and up, $10.95 ages 3·9 The amusement park Is located at San- price admission is $15.95In Canadian funds. • and $10.95for seniors 61and over. dusky, Ohio, midway between Cleveland The park Is open dally at 10 a.m. June 4 The Detroit dock Is reached by taking 1·75 and Toledo. Take 1-80 east to exit 7 and through Sept. 5 and weekends from Sept. 10 to the John Lodge (US·I0) to West Jeffer- follow the signs north on US-2S0.Gates open through Oct 9. son, exit at the Joe Louis Arena parking at 9a.m. from May 24 to September 1and on garage, follow the signs. To go to the special weekends In May and September. Gibraltar dock, take 1-75south to exit 29-A Admission at the gate for ages 9-61Is $14.95; and go right on Middle Gibraltar Road for ages 4-8, $8.95. Senior citizens 62 and over just over two miles, then left on North are $9.95at the gate (no discounted sales In Gibraltar Road to the dock, follow the sl~s. advance for seniors). Boats also leave Amherstburg, Ontario dai- ly on a similar schedule. Art/page deilon by JEFFREY LAPINSKI • . . .., .' , • " I ..' • ~ • &.! 2·C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June •• 1988 In Our Town Engage'ment Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Johnson of Gwen Frostic to address garden club Port Huron announce ...- ...,. the engagement of their daughter, By JEAN DAY While he still is involved with magistrate duties, Helen Cheryi Ann, to Brady Hopping, who wrote a cookbook several years ago, con- Karl Kramer, son of The "busy season" is beginning for Louis Hopping. As tinues her catering business when she has time. The active Mr. and Mrs. Russ a magistrate of the 35th District Court, he is getting calls octogenarians are busy with community, church and club Kramer of Nor· from couples who would like him to tie their marital knots. activities. thville. Louis and Helen Hopping moved into King's Mill The bride-to-be is a Gwen Frostic to make second appearance here 1979graduate of Port cooperatives 14years ago. They celebrated their 60th wed- Huron Central High ding anniversary in November, 1984,but the milestone has School and a 1983 far from slowed them down. Northville Branch of the Woman's Nation Farm and graduate of Western A week ago Friday, Louis Hopping officiated at a wed- Garden ClUb, which has just marked its golden anniver- Michigan University. ding on the lawn behind their home. Helen Hopping says sary year, already is planning an outstanding program for She has a master's that many couples come to their front door asking to be its September 9 meeting. degree in adaptive Gwen Frostic, noted wildflower artist and poetess physical education married. The Hoppings willingly allow the ceremony to be from Texas Women's performed in their living room or outdoors. He also of- whose studio in Benzonia, Mich., is sought out by her ad- mirers, will be the guest speaker at the guest day meeting University. ficiates at weddings held in Mill Race Historical Village. Her fiance is a 1979 "I think our lawn is a nice setting," Helen Hopping at First Presbyterian Church. graduate of Nor· observes, noting that it is well kept. She explains that the The artist spoke in Northville several years ago. She is thville High School residence of the participants is not what it important: the a longtime friend of Marcella DOUglas, who lived on and has his requirement is that the ceremony be performed in the Rogers before moving to Plymouth. They met, Mrs. bachelor's degree in DOUglasrecalled last week, through business and profes- electrical engineer- magistrate's jurisdiction. In this case, the 35th District ing from Western Court includes Northville Township where their home is sional club activities. Gwen Frostic is the daUghter of a former superintendent of schools in Wyandotte. Mrs. CHERYL JOHNSON, Michigan University. located, the City of Northville in which the Mill Race BRADY KRAMER He is employed by : Village is located, Plymouth City and Township and Can- Douglas, who taught in the area, retired as principal of the CTS Corporation in ton. Wayne County Training School. Elkhart, Ind. The garden branch also has on tap its annual picnic A July 5 wedding is Helen Hopping often - as she did a week ago Friday - and auction of plants, jellies, pickles and crafts at noon planned in Port serves as witness. She even rounded up a neighbor to be June 9. Barbar~ VanBuren is hostess. Huron. the second witness for that most recent ceremony. The Hoppings have had many different experiences as a result of his officiating at weddings. Mrs. Hopping Questers head for the Irish Hills recalls having a couple arrive in a limousine asking to be For their last meeting of the current season, members Discovery Days slated wed. After a ceremony in the New School Church in Mill of Waterford Bend Chapter of Questers will be heading for Race Historical Village last summer the newlyweds walk- the hills - the Irish Hills. They will car pool at 9 a.m. June at New Morning School ed out of the church - and stepped into the gondola of a hot 10 from in front of Arbor Drugs to drive to the cottage of air balloon which immediately took them skyward. member Ruth Jacobs. New Morning School is oCCeringits , Tuesday and Thursday classes in· Both enjoy this "extra" magistrate activity. He is a This year the chapter of the antiques study and preser- June Discovery Days for children clude: graduate of George Washington University Law School vation society has repeated its donation of books on anti- ages three to 15 beginning June 16. o 9-10:30 a.m. - In the Land of and has an honorary doctorate from the bar association of ques, . giving a book to both the Northville and Novi Classes are oCCered two mornings a Make Believe (or 4-8 year olds; Venezuela. After eight years in Washington, D.C., the Hop- libraries. week (or three weeks. Some classes ThroUgh the Magnifying Glass (or 4-8 pings came to Detroit in 1931where he served as an assis- are oCCered on Monday and Wednes- year olds; Castles and Crossbows for tant U.S. attorney until 1945. day while others are oCCered on Tues- 7-12 year olds and Drawing and Car- Polinsky-Sink witts VOWS day and Thursday. tooning (or 8·14 yearolds. J Monday and Wednesday classes in- 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. - Snakes.~ clude: o read in Farmington Hills and Lizards (or 3-7 year olds; Bugs and Other Critters (or 3·7 year olds; A wedding trip to Casa de Campo resort in the Dominican Republic o 9-10:30 a.m. - Computer Wish Upon A Star (or 8-12 year olds; (ollowed the marriage o( Donna Polinsky o( Novi and Dr. Joseph Sampler I (or 3-6 year olds; Printing Sculpture for 7-13 year olds. Sinkwitts o( Northville. and Painting Techniques (or 3-6 year , The candlelight ceremony took place at 7:30 p.m. April 4 at Northwest olds; Cooking and Crafts (or 3-6year olds and I Made It Myself (or 8-14 Registration already is under way . Unitarian Church in Farmington Hills. The Rev. David Bayne officiated year olds.' (or Discovery Days. A complete class at the single ring service. • . brochure may be obtained by calling Attendants o( the couple were Gail Bagnasco and the bridegroom's o 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. - Com· the school at 420-3331 (rom 8:30 a.m. brother, Edward Sienkiewicz. puter Sampler II (or &-10 year olds; to 3 p.m. New Morning School is The bride, a tennis instructor (or Novi Parks and Recreation, is the Cooking Around the World; Model located at 14501 Haggerty, just northa~ daughtero( Mary and Walter Collins o( Dearborn. Dr. Sinkwitts' parents Rocketry and Dungeons and Dragons o( Schoolcraft in Plymouth- are Tony and Katherine Sienkiewicz o( Sterling Heights. Group. Township. A reception was held at Western Country Club. King's Island roller coaster's planet's longest , ~Dtinued from 1 planet is also just a (ew hours away, miss Canada's Wonderland, located track, .!his.,0ll-etakes riders through at King's Island, located north o( Cin· in Toronto. • Wonder Mountain, located in the has thrilled more than 30 million cinnati. The (astest ride at Wonderland is center o( the park. Cedar Point visitors since 1964. The It's appropriately called the Beast, the Mighty Canadian Mine Buster, a Geauga Lake, near Cleveland, als41 Blue Streak is your garden-variety and it covers a whopping 7,400(eet- wooden coaster which covers 3,828 has some thrilling coasters. The Dou- dipsy-doodle coaster, reaching tame well over' a mile. Built in 1979, the (eet. With a high drop o( 90 (eet, this ble Loop is just what it says-a speeds o( only 40miles an hour. Beast has a vertical drop o( 141 (eet, little dandy can travel 62mph. coaster which takes you upside down One o( the more recent additions at reaching speeds o( almost 65mph. Another popUlar ride is the twice. Cedar Point is the Demon Drop, King's Island also has the Racer; a SkyRider, a stand-Up coaster which which lets riders simulate a (ree-(all double coaster in which one car races careens around at 50mph. The Wilde Geauga Lake also features a cor· (rom a lo-story building. The ride (orward while the other races Beast, a wooden coaster which kscrew coaster and the Big Dipper, a reaches a speed o( 55 mph in just 1.8 backward. It can travel 61 mph. covers 3,150 (eet, hits speeds up to 54 long, woooden coaster. seconds. Cedar Point also has a cor- Another popular thrill ride at King's mph. Now that you know where the thrill Louis and Helen Hopping, who have been married 62 years kscrew coaster, as well as White Island is the King Cobra, a loop-de- The newest ride at Wonderland is rides can be (ound, strap yourself in, themselves, help couplesget married. SeeIn OurTown. Water Landing, one o( the largest loop coaster in which the riders are Thunder Run, a $2.7 million thriller. put your hands in the air and start water rides in the country. standing up. It clocks in at 50mph. It's part coaster and part runaway screaming. • The longest roller-coaster on the Visitors to Ontario won't want to mine ride. On a heavily banked Happy coasting! Ne. Ada,...? WELCOMEWAGON NewlyEqqed'l can help you fHl at Ne.Baby? home• 'anWlhelm Representatl"e ~ .. .. ~~:. ~ J<..:l~1l. ~=~~:~4 (313)316-7720 Make Your Home SMILE Responsible College Student Will Clean Your Home ... Beginning June 16. 10-3.$28.50. ~~ 349-7296 Pheasant Run Plaza • Special Purchase Sale This Time ... 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Previously, she had 894Yorktown Court in Northville. Halls' daUghter, Cheryl Cassady, in been a beautician. Then, June 28 the Halls are plann- Northville Estates. Guests will in- They are members of First United ing a trip to Vancouver, B.C., to clude the couple's four children and Methodist Church of Northville and mark the anniversary with Mrs. their spouses, Mr. Hall's mother and are active in American Legion and Hall's three brothers, two sisters, 16 four of their six grandchildren as Ford Old Timers groups. She also . nieces and nephews and friends. well as friends and other relatives. belongs to the Women's Republican After meeting on a blind date in In addition to Cheryl, the couple'S Club. Vancouver in August, 1945,the cou- children are Linda Haugsby of ple married there on May 25, 1946. Yellow Springs, Ohio, George Hall III As they celebrate their 40th an- Mrs. Hall, who was Dale Spagnut of Livonia and John Hall of niversary the Halls say they plan to . when she met her future husband, is Plymouth. spend winters in Florida or in travel- • a native of Canada. She was born at During the couple's 40 years of ing in the United States and Canada Brittania Beach in British Columbia. marriage, they note, they have lived after retirement. Both say they "en- He was born in Detroit. in Parma and Cleveland, Ohio, and joy travel, warm weather and sun- In addition to Visiting family, the Detroit, Dearborn, Plymouth and shine." First Methodist slates June events Harriet Angell displays scrapbooks for hospital First United Methodist Church in and sing songs honoring fathers. prentice at basket-weaving, candy- Northville has special events planned Beginning June 17, the church will making and brick-making shops. during June. sponsor a repeat of last year's suc- Family and friends are invited to •• cesful Jerusalem Marketplace, the grand finale of the Jerusalem The June 8 services will celebrate the music ministry of the church as which gave youngsters from pre- Marketplace at 7p.m. June 19. well as honor high school and college school through fifth grade the op- Cost for the program is $3 for 97-year-old still helps kids graduates. At both the 9:30 and 11 portunity to "live" as they did during preschoolers, $5 for school-age Jesus Christ's time on earth. children or $10for a family. Registra- a.m. services, the Brass Choir will tion will be held from 10 a.m. until Perhaps because a Northville resi- three years, from 1907-1910,before books," Ruth Angell explains, "is perform Purcell's "Trumpet Volun- The preschool program runs from she married Russell Angell. She was that any child who wants to can take 9:30 a.m. until noon June 17-19and noon, Saturday, June 7. dent who is nearing the century mark tary". The Sanctuary Choir will sing once taught school, she now has a born Harriet Smith in Redford them home." "Jubilate Deo Omis Terra" and older children may participate from project for youngsters that fills her December 15,1888. This is important, she notes, in the "Praise to the Lord the Almighty." 9:30 a.m. until 2p.m. all three days. Information on the Jerusualem Marketplace may be obtained by days. The Angells moved to a farm at case of children who may have been Activities include baking bread, Harriet Angell, who has lived in the Eight Mile and Napier roads in 1916. hospitalized with a contagious The music celebration will con- dressing in costumes, learning songs calling Jane BerqUist, 349-1144;Deb- bie Stein, 42o-2m; or, Sue Nix, 348- community almost 60years, has sent After he died in May, 1926. Mrs. disease. Thanks to Harriet Angell's tinue June 15 when the Adult Bell and dances, drawing water from a hours of clipping, these children still • 1634. a total of 108 picture scrapbooks to Angell had the Cady Street house well and the opportunity to be an ap- Choir and the Ladies Choir will play the Mott Children's Hospital in Ann built and moved into town. have the books to help time pass. Arbor during the last three years. In addition to her daUghter, Ruth, "She gets nice letters from the Two weeks ago she sent the latest she has a daughter, Grace McGaffin hospital," Ruth Angell notes, saying Lecture set at Christian Community batch of 17 scrapbooks filled with in Royal Oak, and a son, John, who that they are appreciated by her newspapers. He has made numerous bright pictures culled from lives on Meadowbrook Road. mother and serve as an incentive to The Christian Community Church a cult, and what are the facts of "The nice thing about the scrap- keep the project going. will host a special series of Wednes- Christian life as opposed to the cults. television appearances. magaZines that she feels appeal to day evening services, beginning at 7 Keith is director of ARC The services, with Keith as keynote children. p.m. and focusing on the work being Fellowship, where three computers speaker, will be held June 4, June 11, Her daUghter, Ruth Angell, ex- done by Keith Tolbert, principal lec- research cults. The ARC library con- June 18 and June 25 and Keith will plains that "she does a pretty good CHURCH DIRECTORY job of cutting out the pictures" which turer of Apologetic Research Coali- tains extensive primary and secon- also be at the Sunday, June 29service For information regarding rates for church listings call dary data of cult literature. at 11a.m. she slips into the clear plastic sheets • tion. of photo albums. The Northville Record or Novi News The programs will deal with the Keith has lectured on the college The Christian Community Church Her daughter keeps her supplied 349-1700, number and kinds of bizarre with the albums and conceived the religious cults permeating society to- level and has syndicated columns ap- is located at 41355W. Six Mile Rd. in day, what makes a particular group pearing in four magazines and five Northville. project three years ago. Ruth Angell NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN CENTER CHRISTIAN FAMILY CHURCH - is a member of Mizpah Circle of 57885 Grand River. New Hudson Mill Race Historical Village King's DaUghters, and the circle has (IA mile west of Milford Rd.) on Griswold near Main. Northville a long history of assisting the Worship Services Sunday 11 a.m. Sunday Worship 10.00 a.m. Tuesday Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. Wed. Prayer Meeting 7:30 p.m. Christian Scientists videotape meeting children at the hospital. Thursday BIble Study 7 p.m. Come Praise the Lord \ Friends, neighbors and relatives For additional information: 349-1724 Pastor Leo Beauchamp. 348-2265 The Church of Christ, Scientist, dating from 1879, to commemorate cities and countries. In Plymouth, provide the magaZines from which the teachings and life of Jesus Christ members of First Church of Christ, convening its 91st annual meeting in Harriet Angell clips the pictures. OPEN DOOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH GRACE CHAPEL Boston June 2, focused its attention "which should reinstate primitive Scientist, will be able to view the Mizpah Circle members take the WolhamTyndale College Christianity and its lost element of tapes later this summer. scrapbooks to the hospital. 145 N. Center. Northville 12Mile& DrakeRoadsFarmington Hills. 474-0151 • on fulfilling the denomination's "Mis- 348-2101 830 a m Worship SelVlce sion of Christ-Healing." The theme healing." Harriet and Ruth Angell live in the "We InVite You To Come And 945 a m SundaySChool(all ages) was traditional for Christian Scien- For the first time, videotapes of the / Church officers and chairpersons house at 504 W. Cady that Harriet Fellowship With Us" 11.1lOa m WorshIp SelVlce Boston meeting will be shown at of church committees, as well as Mark Freer. Pastor 7.30p.m. Wed. evening selVlce tists, but the meeting was not. Angell had built when she came to Services: Thurs. 7 p.m; Sun. 10 a.m. DouglasL. Klein. Pastor Christian Science churches around Christian Scientists from around the Northville 60 years ago this Evangelical Presbyterian Church In a pre-taped video, the five- the world, enabling members of the world presented reports on November. member board of directors stressed century-Qld denomination to be part videotapes, recorded at the Boston Now 971fzyears old, Mrs. Angell FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE the church's founding purpose, of the meeting in their respective meeting. had taught school in Redfor(I for :.'OOE.MainSt. Northvolle 349-0911 21260 Haggerty Rd. 348-7600 Worship-930& 11.llOa.m. (1-275a18 Mile) Church SChool-Grades1-8 9 30a m Sunday School 9:30a.m. & 11 a.m. ChlldCarebolhselVlces-Grades~12 11.ooam. Worship 9:30 & 11 a.m .. Eve. 6p.m. Dr. LawrenceChamberlam-Pastor Bible Study Wed. 7 p.m. YOUR CHILD/ADOLESCENT CAN LEARN YOU REALLY CARE Dr. NoleHarper. ASSOCIatePastor Dr. Richard Parrott. Pastor • TO BE HAPPY & CONFIDENT! HOW YOU LOOK. SPIRIT OF CHRIST ALLED LAKE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH It's important to look your best at all LUTHERAN CHURCH OF NOVI • Raise Self-Esteem and Confidence • Learn how to make & keep friends SODOWE. ,times. We've dedicated over 50 years to en Mile between Meadowbrook & Haggerty 309 Market St. 624-2483 • Sharpen Communication Skills • Learn how to handle conflict helping folks do just that. We provide Worship. 10.00 a.m.Sunday Ch. Seh. 11:30 Wed. 6:30ABY,Jr.'::' Sr. High fast, dependable full service cleaning & Coflee& Fellowship. 11:ooa.m. Sunday 10:00 a.m. Worship pressing. and we are sure you will Institute of Behavioral Development agree-our fine quality workmanship Church Olfice - 477~296 11:15 Sunday School proves that experience counts. Pastor Thomas A. Scherger. 478-9265 Nursery Available At Services Summer Group Program OUR LADY OF VICTORY ST_ JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH Farmington CALL: 348·5080 770 Thayer. Northville 23225 Gill Rd.• Farm. 3 blks. S of Gd. Alver. 3 blks. W. 01FarmingtonRd. ..1 WEEKEND LITURGIES 18600 Northville Rd. mODI!_S_u_it_e_20_0 Saturday. 5:00 p.m. Church47~ Sunday. 8. 9:30. 11 a.m. & 12:30 p.m. Worship83Oa.m.& 11a m. • Church 349-2621, School 349-3610 SundaySChool9.40 a.m. Religious Education 349-2559 urseryProVIded) PastorCharlesFo DRYClEANING SPECIALISTS 112E.Maln NORTHVILLE ST_ PAUL'S LUTHERAN 349-0m ANNUAL High & Elm Streets. NorthVille GaTa Church - ' C. Boerger. Pastor ~ T. Lubeck. Pastor Sunday SCHOOL Church & School 349-3140 Sunday Worship, 8:00 a.m. & 10:30 a.m. Saturday Vespers: 6:00 P.M. ELECTION , HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST NOTICE OF ANNUAL 12 Mile East of HaQgerty SCIENTIST • The Funeral S'ervice: Farmington Hills 11ooW. Ann Arbor Trail ELECTION OF THE ELECTORS OF Summer Worship 9:30 a.m. Plymouth. Michigan Nursery care Available Sunday Worship. 10·3Oa.m. NORTHVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOLS an effective way to meet V.H. Mesenbring, Paslor Sunday School. 10:30 a.m. Phone: 553-7170 Wednesday Meeting, 8:00 p.m. WAYNE, OAKLAND AND WASHTENAW COUNTIES, MICHIGAN genuine needs FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH OF NORTHVILLE (Assemblies of God) TO BE HELD 8 Mile & Taft Roads 41355 Six Mile Rd., NorthVille Rev. Eric Hammar. MinIster Rev. Larry Frlck-348-9030 JUNE 9,1986 Jane Berquist. D.R.E. Sunday School. 10:00 a.m. Worship Services 9:30& 11 a.m. Sun. Worship. 11 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. : TO THE ELECTORS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT: hurch School. Nursery thru Adult 9:30 am Wed. "Body Life" Serv., 7:00 p.m.· Please Take Notice that the Annual Election of the School Nursery thN 3rd Grade 11 a.m. Christian COmm. Preschool & K-8 . District will be held on Monday. June 9, 1986. • MEADOWBROOK CONGREGATIONAL THE POLLS OF ELECTION WILL OPEN AT 7 O·CLOCK. A.M .. ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH CHURCH 430 E. Nlcholet ANDCLOSEAT80'CLOCK, P.M. 21355 Meadowbrook Rd., Novi At Broquet Walled Lake 48088 At the Annual School Election there Will be elected two ,2) Rd. (8~ Mile) Phone: 624-3817 member(s) to the board of education of the dlstnct for full term(s) of Morning Worship. 9.30a.m. Church Service, 10:00 a.m. four (4) years ending in 1990. Church SChool. 9.30a.m. 19091 NORTHVILLE ROAD Church School, 10:00 a.m. 348-n57 • THE FOLLOWING PERSONS HAVE BEEN NOMINATED TO Rev. Leslie Harding NORTHVILLE 348-1233 Interim Minister, Rey. Kennyon Edwards FILL SUCH VACANCY(lES): Glenna C. Davis Joseph L. Dunkerley, Jr. Robert O. McMahon THE VOTING PLACEtS) ARE AS FOLLOWS: NOVI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NOVI : 4530111 Mile at Taft Rd. PRECINCT NO.1 041671W. Ten Mile-Meadowbrook Home of Novl Christian School (K-12) 349-2652(24 hrs.) Voting Place: Sun. School, 9:45 a.m. . Northville City Offices, 215 West Main Street. NorthVille, Sunday Worship at 10:30a.m. Worship. 11:00 a.m. & 6:00 p.m. • Church School 9:15 a.m. Michigan Prayer Meellng. Wed .. 7:30 p.m. • Nursery care Ayailable Richard Burgess, Pastor . PRECINCT NO.2 Charles R. Jacobs. Kearney Kirkby. Pastors 349-3477 Iyan E. Speight. Asst. 349-3&47 Voting Place: Silver Springs School, 19801 Silver Springs Dnve. NorthVille, Or. "tiARD HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH Michigan FAITH COMMUNITY UNITED PRECINCT NO.3 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 23455 Novl Rd. (between 9-10 Mile) Voting Place: 44400W. 10 Mile, Noyl SchOOl, 16141 Winchester Drive. Northville, 22401 GRAND RIVER Bible Study For All Ages 9:045a.m. ~ mile west 01 Noyl Rd. Winchester OLD REDFORD 531-0537 Worship Services atl1 a.m. & 6p.m. orshlp & Church SchOOl. 9.3Oa.m. & 11a.m. Michigan Wed .. Mld·Week Prayer SerY .. 7 p.m. P.O. Box 1 349-5666 PRECINCT NO.4 349-5665 Richard J. Henderson. Paslor Voting Place: Kenneth Stevens. Pastor Amerman School, 847 North Center Street. Northville, The death of a loved one is an extremely dif- CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS Michigan FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF PRECINCT NO.5 ficult time. Our professional staff offers EPISCOPAL NORTHVILLE assistance and support to ease the anxiety of 10 Mile between Taft & Beck. Novl • Voting Place: 217N. Wing 349-1020 Northville City Offices, 215 West Main Street. Northville, grief, Your needs are of primary importance when Phone 349-1175 Dr. James H. Luther. Pastor . Services: Saturday 5:00 p.m. Sunday Worship. 11 a.m. & 6.30 p.m. Michigan PRECINCT NO.6 making funeral arrangements. Sunday 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Wed., 7:30 AWANA. 7:30 Prayer Service Worship & School Sunday School 9:45 a.m. Voting Place: Moraine School, 46811 West Eight Mile Road, Nor- Our trademark for 76 years has been caring, The Rev. Leslie F. Harding thville, Michigan All school electors who are registered with the city or township quality service. We continue in that tradition, FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WIXOM a 000 SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH WIXOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K-6) clerk of the city or township In which they reside are lelglble to vote 9 Mile & Meadowbrook Wixom & W. Maple Rds. at this election, Wisconsin Ev. Lulheran Synod Family Bible SChool, 9:.5 a.m. This Notice Is given by order of the board of education. Worshlp10a.m. Family Worship, 10:045a.m. & 6:30 p.m. CHRISTOPHER J. JOHNSON ROSS B. NORTHROP & SON Sunday SChool & Bible Class 11:15 Family Night Program (Wed.). 7:00 p.m. SECRET ARV, BOARD OF EDUCA nON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Gone E Jahnke, Paslor-349-0565 Robert V. Warren. Pastor 624-3823 (Awana& Pro-Teens) 624-5434 • (5-28&6-4.86NR, NN) ------_ ...... _------_ ...._------• 4·C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, June 4,1986 • former 4-H leader continues local farming tradition feed them milk, and they gained By ANN CHOWDHURY quicker than usual. When he showed • - Anyone who thinks the life of a them at the Oakland County Fair, they weighed about 230 pounds and farm boy Is boring and uneventful sold for per pound Instead of the '~ould meet Joel Vincent Visnyak, $2.25 •1,9,who lives on Nine Mile, on a farm average 80 cents. •• h~ great grandfather planted with Visnyak Is continuing to earn col· orchards in Northville's early days. lege money as he studies. "I study .. Last year's 4-H King for Oakland "1 study five hours a five hours a day during the 'week at .GQunty, Visnyak was the county's college, so I can come home every goodwill ambassador, and took a day during the week weekendand work," he said. l!!adershlp role at the Oakland Coun- He and his father, ZOlle Visnyak, .t.y·Falr. It was the culmination of an at colleg~ so 1 can have rented an apple orchard In dutstandlng ll-year involvement Brighton, and cleaned out oneof their with the organization. come home every old family orchards that has not been · Visnyak graduated from Northville weekend and work." tended for many years. This year High School in 1984and is now a they plan to have 4,000bushels of ap- sophomore studying animal science ples to sell at Eastern Market. Joel at'Michigan State University. - Joel Visnyak also is groWing sweet com and pum- : ~xperiences in 4-H inspired him to pkins. follow a career in agriculture, even One year he worked at thoUghmany farmers are now facing Parmenter's Cider Mill and learned hard times. He hasproved hehas the about the cider business. "I might determination necessaryfor success. have some of my apples pressed and · Visnyak's mother, Shirley, ex- give them a bit of competition this plained that, when her songraduated year," hejoked. from high school, there were three cd1lege-agestudents In the family, so He explained that the apple a four year college seemed out of the business will fit in well with college question. because the picking season is just • ;Joel won scholarships, however, "They would come for a pig for the about over by the time college starts from the American Association of hospital and want a certain weight again. {lniversity Women, 4-H, Moormans' and color," Visnyak said. "I would In addition, Visnyak has applied Feed Company and Oakland Soil pick out a pig of about 75pounds and for a summer job in the 4-H offices of Conservation District. The rest of the struggle to hold it squealing and the Cooperative Extension Service in J!loneyheearned himself. wriggling on the platform scale. Pontiac. If he gets it, he will com- · It was his knowledge of pigs, learn· "Virginia was really fond of her mute to Pontiac daily and fit his farm ed during his 4-H experiences, that pigs, and she would decide it was a chores around the job and into helped Visnyak earn much of his tul· nice looking oneand didn't want to let weekends. tion. During the summer vacation he it go, so I would have to struggle In addition to his jobs and farm worked on Virginia Amo's pig farm through the whole routine again with chores, Visnyak has been an umpire inAnn Arbor. another pig." for the Northville and Novi parks and • "I earned more than I would have He earned more college money by recreation baseball and basketball in a restaurant and had a lot of fun," raising his own pigs. The Christmas programs, served as president of the he remembered. before last, Visnyak spent three local 4-H during his junior and senior · He explained that some of the pigs weeks gathering 100bushels of corn years in school, and was previously 4- were used by the University of off the ground for pig feed, and haul- H treasurer. Michigan Hospital. Their heart ed it out of the field on his back. Visnyak took the 4-H motto, "To valves are used to replace human During the summer it molded, and make the best better," to heart and, heart valves and their skin for grafts his pigs failed to gain weight. When even though too old for membership for burn patients. he spotted the problem, he started to now, still strives to meet high goals. Lamaze series gets under way The Lamaze Childbirth Education p.m.; Saturday classes are 9-11:30 o Mondays, July 21 through Associaton of Livonia is offering a.m. August 25 at Newburgh United several series of classes in the sum- Classesstarting soonare: Methodist, Livonia; mer months. If your baby is due In o Wednesdays, July 2 through o Thursdays, July 24 through the fall, sign up now, as classes August 6 at Faith Lutheran Church, August 28 at Family First Clinic, should start two or three months Livonia; Livonia. before the baby'S due date. o Thursdays, July 17 through August 21 at Holy Cross Lutheran, In addition, a class for refreshers Weekday classes are from 7·9:30 Livonia; only will be offered'September 2-23at St. Alexanders Catholic Church in Farmington Hills. Couplesinterested In the refresher class must sign up Family welcomes newborn Immediately. Classes offer Informa- tion about pregnancy, labor, Craig and Pamela Gliders, 8633 Grandparents are Robert and Bar- deJ!yery, a childbirth film, breathing Peer Road, SouthLyon, announcethe bara Geschkeof Sterling Heights and techniques, relaxation exercises and birth of a son, Gary Mark, May 12at Elmer and Joan Gliders of Nor- corpfort measures. Instructors are Botsford General Hospital in Farm- thville. RNs and mothers themselves. ington Hills. Elmer and Olga Geschke of Novi For class information, call 592- The couple's first child weighed Record/JERRYZOLYNSKY .. eight pounds, 12ouncesat birth. are great-grandparents. 8618. Joel Visnyak prepares to prune apple trees in his father's orchard Elegance Nail Tips Reg. $40 June Special $25 \ • Tile Ask for Cory ~~ Casterlim eJumral 2lome, :Jrn:. • Carpeting SERVING YOU FOR 3 GENERATIONS • Formica Northville Funeralplanningon pre-need, cremation services available, assisting familieswith benefits, domestic & foreign shipping & receiving. 100's of samples Pharmacy 122West Dunlap Street, Northville, MI48167 tp~rt~!j,1,~o~~tl~!, (313) 349-0611 145 E. Cady - Northville 134 E. Main St., Northville • 8 102 W. Main St., NorthVille 349-6050 RAY J. CASTERLINE 1893-1959 349-4480 FRED A. CASTERLINE - RAY J. CASTERLINE II If you .. don't smoke ••• Farmers can insure your home or . apartment for less. For How Long? For years, Farmers has been A frequently asked question • helping non-smokers save concerning prescription money on life and auto in- medicines Is "how long surance, with special policies should I take it?" Two most thai give beller risks a beller important factors that help deal. Now non-smokers can save on determine the duration of: complete Homeowners medicine use relate to the' packages or on lire coverages medicine Itself and the condl- : alone - available whether you tlon or problem for which the : owna house or condominium or medicine Is being used. rent. n no one in your home has If symptoms "come and smoked in two years. you may go," medicines are usually Qualify. prescribed for only a few days. • Find out from a fast. fair and Fever, acute pain, diarrhea, friendly FarmersAgent. and the common cold are con- ditions that fall Into this Jim Storm category. Conditions that require long. 43320 W. 7 Mile term treatment (the so - called (across from little Caesar's) chronic diseases) InclUde Northville diabetes, high blood- pressure, arthritis, heart- 349·6810 failure, angina pectoris, and' some seizure disorders. For these chronic problems, prescribed medicines are • WE'RE HURTING. ususally taken each day for the duration of one's life. . SaVing lives can bc very expensive. The costSof our disaster Infections generally fall Into relic-·fand other humanitarian programs keep mounting. a specific time treatment And we can't afford to come lip short category. A rather large.- Please help. number of Infections will res-. pond to antibiotics and other. infection fighters over a short . "'" .__ . American Red Cross period of time. Penicillin In Its + various forms, for example, Is : ~;:=~ routinely given by mouth for \ . ( . seven to ten days. Some Infec-': • ~e...---...-§M!CH!GAN tlons will take longer to treat. . Wednesday. June 4.1986- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-S..C School Notebool( EDITOR'S NOTE: Information Springfield. B.S., hospitality ser· (or the School Notebook Is sent to vices administration; this newspaper by colleges, MARGARET McGILLIS, 43541 universities and organizations Galway, B.A.A., broadcast and throughout the nation. Due to the cinematic arts/journalism; vast student population o( schools KATHRYNMONTGOMERY. 443 such as Michigan State Universl· Morgan Circle, B.S., finance; ty and University o( Michigan .. KELLY MORRISON, 44004 graduation and honors lists may Foothills Court, B.A.A., broad· take as long as 8 to 10 weeks to cast and cinematic arts/· reach us. We print each item in interpersonal and public com· the order we receive it. munication. MARJORIE MULLER. 724 Five Northville residents were Spring, B.S., Cinance (summa : named to the dean's honor roll (or cum laudel; JOSEPH PETERS, the winter day term at Lawrence 21888Cumberland, B.S., finance; Institute o( Technology. To be LISA FULLIAM. 38063. Con· named to the honor roll, a student naught, B.A.A., clothing and tex· must maintain at least a 3.5 tiles; JEFFREY VESELENAK, grade point average and be a (ull· 849 W. Main, B.S.• productions/· time student. operations management and StUdents named to the dean's earth science (cum laudel; LORI list were RAYMOND BAYERL, VEST, 45201 Byrne Drive, 43646 Westridge; MARK B.A.A., broadcast and cinematic • HOLLAND, 18103 Pinebrook; arts; KAREN WINEY. 37655 CLAUDIO L. ROSSI, 37427 Meadowhill, B.A.A., broadcast Rhonswood; DIANE and cinematic arts, and AMY SCHNEIDER, 21997Ironside and WYNGARDEN, 20573 Clement, ROBERT S. ZABINSKI, 45796 B.S., marketing. Clement. LISA ANDERSON. a 1985 Nor- JAMES McKNIGHT. son o( thville High School graduate. was William and Edith McKnight o( among the Saginaw Valley State :. 15874Hickory Ridge. was among College stUdents named to the .' the 59 singers in the 1985-86 Alma dean's list Cor the caU semester. Choir. Students named to the dean's • During the year. the Alma list must have earned a 3.4 grade Choir gave more than a dozen point average or more while car· concerts. Including two fall term rying a minimum of 12credits. performances of Handel's Lisa, a freshman in pre- Messiah with the Alma Sym· nursing, is the recipient of the phony Orchestra. Residential LiCe Scholarship McKnight is majoring in Award. based an academics and psychology and sociology at activities. Exhibiting at Greenmead Alma College. Three Northville residents A mother-daughter team of Nola Hykal, right, of Northville and and her daughter will be displaying and selling hand-quilted Thirteen Northville residents recently were selected for her daUghter, Fran West of Canton, will be among the 200 ex- items that emphasize the country look. They cut and piece their were among the more than 2,400 membership into Kappa Gamma hibitors who will participate in the Livonia Arts Commission's own quilts and make the frames to go with their quilt pictures. • Central Michigan University Pi, the National Catholic Honor Arts and Craft Show Saturday and Sunday, June 21-22. The show They have been exhibiting in shows for four years and have book- students receiving degrees at Society at Madonna College. will be held at Greenmead, Livonia's historical park located at ed 15for this year. Hykal recommends sewing as "good therapy" commencement exercises May 3. Local students selected for the the corner of Eight Mile and Newburgh roads. The admission is and says, as an added benefit, they find their work is "very Students receiving degrees honorary were CARRIE CUR· were DONNA BAUER, 41340 TIS, FRANCES LAMB and free, the commission notes, adding that 'plenty of parking is salable." Windsor Court, B.A.A., home PATRICIALlC"t 6-C- THE NORTHVILLERECORD-Wednesday. June 4. 1986 Entertainment ------, ml1e NnrtQuille 1!\ecnrll One river, the Cheat, has recent- ly been upgraded because of a once-in-SOO-years flood last fall that changed the river permanent- ly. Now, the river is limited to those who have had previous raf- ting experience •. Ridin 'the Rapids But many rivers are fine for rafters of all ages and abilities. A thrill , "We're all a llttle bit of a all prices Include guides, tWo-day package on the Upper There is a way to shed the hum- seeker," says Cindy Lacey, a cases, drum of your work week, leave the prepared meals during the trip and Yough, for instance, starts on the spokesperson for Appalachian raft rental.' , first day with a gentle ride. On the office .desk behind, brave the Wildwaters, based In West challenge of the great outdoors, Virginia. ; , . Although Lacey concedes that second day, youngsters participate and be safely and snugly at beme the perceived danger Is one of the . In a structured activity, such as "It (white water rafting) allows in time for "60 Minutes." , great appeals of whitewater raf- hiking, whUe their parents take on you in a weekend's time to do ting, she quickly adds that the a more challenging stretch of the White-water rafting-which .ap- something that yOIlnormally don't peals to the adventurist in most sport ls actually quite safe. • river. . /., people-is nearby, relatively Inex- do. And it's qUite cost effective." '~We have bumps and brulses, o! ,Rafts generally carry from four Single day trips range from $39 pensive and all the fun it is cracked course, but we've never had a to 10 people. Guides accompany to $63 a person with weekend trips serious accident," she said. "The most rafts and one-man kayaks zip up to be. cosUng more than those on week West Virginia is somewhat of an number of injuries per 1,000 days Is along side rafte!'S to keep them days. There are plentY,of motels in MUSIC AND DANCE: JUDY COLLINS. Power Center for East Coast mecca for whitewater substantially less than in snow ski- straight during the narrows. the Performing Arts. Ann Arbor. Celebrating opening night of Ihe third Ann the area for lodging, but about half ing." Appalachian WUdwaters also of- rafUng. The starting points for ·the rafters take advantage of near- Ad>or Summer Festival. vocalist Judy Collins will present a special concert at trips on five rivers-whose difficul- I Rafting Is a exhilarating and fers two-day canoeing and kayak- 8 p.m. June 28 at Ihe Power Center for Ihe Performing Arts Colhns. into her by campgrounds, said Lacey. somewhat strenuous experience, ty ranges from mild rolls to truly Appalachian Wildwaters pro- ing~ooIs. / third decade as a singer/songwriler. will perform an anthology of works from world class or "serious" but the challenges of the rivers For more information, call Ap- her 19 LPs. Tickets are on sale now al all Ticket World outlels and the Power whitewater-are only seven· to Vides guided trips on the Cheat and vary enobgh to allow a good time to palachian Wildwaters on a toll-free Tygart rivers in northern West Cenler Box Office in Ann Arbor SWEETADELINES.Botsford Inn. Farm. eight-hour drives from the Detroit beginners or experienced rafters. line: 1-800-624-8060. ington Hills The Sweet Adelines of Farmington Hills will perform a salute to Virginia, the New and Cauley Ask for the free booklet, "Ex'- area. rivers in southern West Virgina, Rivers in the eastern United Ihe lSOth anniversary of Ihe BOlSfordInn in a Courtyard Concert June 10. Us- But it is a trip into another States are rated from 1(easiest> to cellence on Whitewater," which and on the Upper Yough in far west ing as a reference. the recently·published book. "More Than a Tavern - 150 world-a world of back woods, 6 for rafting purposes. ,Most of the focuses on what to look for when Years of Ihe Botsford Inn:' musical director Julene Fabrizio is arranging a pro- Maryland, near the West Virginia trips include rapids rated from 3 to selecting a rafting outfitter. swirling rapids, ruShing rivers gram of song and dance 10 reflecl the history of the Inn and the SPiritof border. . .' 6, said Lacey. , and, above all, excitement. There are also trips from two to o 0 America. TickelS for Ihe concert will be S5 per person and are available o 0" 0 °0 "0 four days on the New River that o oOOoODQ o 0 tP Ihrough the Sweet Adelines by calling Belly O'Conner at 661-0628 or the !> 0 cost from $119 to $295 a person. In o Botsford Inn at 474-4800 PflOBOLUS, Power Cenler for the Performing ,~~~o,~;1: tt} Arts. Ann Arbor Pilobolus Dance Theatre is scheduled for two perlormances o al 8 p.m. June 30 and luly 1 during Ann Arbor's Summer FesllvaL Based In O()OO :_:~~\~~~ ocf') o D~otO 0 •• o Connecticut. Pilobolus has loured extensively worldwide In the past 15 years 0000 0 t~· The company has been the recipient of many commissions from Ihe Amencan I'L ,,;::;.~~C?, "A. it,. "I>!'I' .. Dance Feslival and is a veleran of Iwo seasons on Broadway. Tickets to 000 <> ¢'/ / '/// , f".)Y • Prlobolus may be purchased an any Tickel World outlet or at the Power r.:P. ""~""'I" D.."l':'~t""~ ." .,,1;)~'" ~ ..0 Center Box Office in Ann Arbor. Call 763·TKTS for IIcket informahon ~ .- "MAMMA I WANT TO SING," Music Hall Center for the Performing Arts. Delroit "Mamma I Want To Sing."lhe longest running off-Broadway black musical since 1933. will open June 17 atlhe MusIC Hall Cenler for the Per- forming Arts. Performances will be at8 p.m. Tuesday through Fnday; 5 p m and 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. Sunday TICketsare $18 75 to S24.7S and may be purchased allhe MUSICHall box office or by phone at 963-7680. THEA TRE: "BELVEDERE." Henry Ford Museum Theater. Dear· born "Belvedere." the slage version 01 the popular 1948 movie. "Silting Pret- ty." which inlroduced Cliflon Webb as Ihe overbearing Lynn Belvedere. will be presenled at Henry Ford Museum Theater lune 0 through luly 19 Belvedere. a self-proclaimed genius aUlhor. hires out as a babYSlller In ex· change for free lodging while he wriles his great hfe work. Hilanou~ rom- plicalions develop because he really despises children. Performanles of "Belvedere" are at &=30p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. TICketsare S6 for reserv- ed seats. For informalion. call 271·1620. A combination dinner and Ihealer package. at $19.9'; per person. also is available AND MORE: QUILT EXHIBIT.Detroit Historical Museum, 5401 Confetti's: Woodwird Ave•• Detroit "The Thrifly Art: A Social History of Quilling" Will be on exhibitlhfough August at the Detroit Historical Museum. The exhlbll will feature quillS from the museum's colleclion that illustrate the SOCialand historical significance of quilling. The Delroit Hisloncal Museum also Wilt of· Pasta with fer several related activities in conjunction wilh Ihe exhibit including several IIims. a workshop. and a Quill Discovery Day June 14. For further informa· lion on other activilies. call 833-1419. The Delroil Historical Museum is open from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday Ihrough Sunday. AdmiSSionis by volun· pleasure tary donation. For information on other exhibits. call 833·1805 FESTIVALS: MUZZULOADERS FESTIVAL.Greenfield Village. The nice thing Dearbom Hundreds of costumed participanlS will gather at Greenfield Village about Bruce Cameron lune 21 and 22 for two days of 19th cenlury shooling competitions. parades. restaurants Is that music and pageantry. Colorful encampents involve visl\ors With Civil War hfe they're all distinctive. There is no additional charge for the feslival beyond the regular village adml~' -dining Usually upbeat and sion PLYMOUTH HISTORIC OLD VtLLAGEFESTIVAL,Old Village. trendy, Cameron's Plymouth "Dearie. Do You Remember When~" festival Willbe held from out' restaurants usually noon to 8 p.m. lune 29 in Plymouth's Hlstonc Old Village A potpoUrri of an· DIANE, proVide a good way tiques. arts and crafts. food. games. old-fashlonNl conl£'sts. sld£'walk sal£'s, for Michiganders to music and enlertainment Will be prOVided >KOVA~S keep track of what's v .. {'.;~ " taking place on the east and west coasts. Cameron is the fellow who brought you the Diners receive interesting food in a contemporary selling at Confetti's in West Bloomfield Double Eagle in Troy, Treats In Orchard Lake, Barb Williamson. who moved into the Midtown Cafe In Birmingham and the Cafe her landmark bam home on West Nine Pastel in Rochester among others. Mile Road with husband Daniel and One of his newest offerings Is Confetti's at the The PIzza con Salslccla D' Anltra, for exam· For dessert, dmers at Confetti's have a selec- family six years ago. is an active comer of Orchard Lake and Maple roads In pie, comes with duck sausage, sage, goat's tion of pastries made at Treats, another \" member of Junior Goodwill (currenlly West Bloomfield. Located In what formerly was cheese and tomatoes, while the Plaaz con Cameron restaurant Just :l few miles down the in charge of Usgolf tourney). She's in .., the Maple House (another Cameron restaurant, Splnacl comes with fresh spinach and garlic road. Of special interest are a selection of Ice Northville Woman's Club and Country '.... Confetti's capitalizes on the current popularity along with a blend of romano and provolone creams made In Confetti's own kitchen. Cirls Carden Branch and work.~as a of the pasta craze. cheeses. If you have a strong yen for pizza, go to reallor associate with Real Estate One A pasta·maker Is on duty fulltlme during the BUddy's. But If you want to try something a lit. As Is typical of Cameron's other restaurants, in itsoffice on Novi Road. Her favorile evenings, and diners can watch the pasta being tie out of the ordinary, Confelti's pizzas are In· the decor at Confetti's Is attractive and distinc- activities involve lhese interests. made before it's shipped back to the kitchen for terestlng eating. tive. Tables are covered with white linens 1. BELONCING to organizations that preparation Into the dishes which are broUght to If you're beginning to get the Idea that Confet. (under a glass top), and the contemporary benefit the less fortunate. the table. tI's offers some unique foods, you're right on theme Is carried out with use of neon signs In the 2. HELPING people move into our The italian Influence Is particularly evident track. Interior. 8re.~tcommunity. on the menu which gives a definite advantage to The selection of appetizers contains shrimp Confetti's is not a great restaurant. The food 3. TRYING 10 improve my golf game people who are bl·lIngual. It would be difficult to saule and a cheese plate - fairly standard. But does not equal that found at MacKinnon's or when Ihave time. know what's coming If you order "paglia e It also Includes Mussels Confetti (mussels Chez Raphael. But those comparisons are un' • 4. TRAVEUNG to conventions with fleno," for example, If the menu didn't also let steamed In white wine with oranges, onion, bay fair, because It does not try to be. my husband and meeting people from you know that It's a spinach fettuccine and egg leaf and sage) and Steamed Artichoke (served What It does try to be Is a pleasant little "all over the U.S. ' Jlngulne with proscultto, peas, cream, garlic with brown butter and a tasty blend of spices restaurant with some unusual, out-of·the- S. DINING at MacKinnon's where the My and parmesan. called alolil. ordinary Items on the menu. And In that regard, dayllme hostess is our daughter Han- As every good Italian or would·be Italian Entrees range In price from a Vegetable Plate Confetti's is successful and an Interesting place nah. diner knows, Italian food tastes better with at $8.75 to a seml·boneless Half Duck at $14.25. to dine. Favorite wine. And Confetti's offers a nice little wine While the Steamed Artichoke we sampled on a menu to accompany the meal. Included Is recen~ outing did not meet with our taste, a cou· Confetti's, 6480Orchard Lake Road, West Things everything from a Chenln Blanc from California pIe of the entrees were outstanding. There's a Bloomfield. Open for lunch Monday through to a Dom Perlgnon from France priced at $105 Warm Duck Salad (duck sauteed with pancetta 58turday from 11:30 a.m. to 3p.m. Dinners per bottle. and oyster mushrooms, tossed with wilted served Monday through Thursday from 5- Another feature at Confetti's Is a small selec- greens and topped with a sweet-and·sour dress- 11:30 p.m. and Friday and Saturday from 5 tion of piuas - not your standard American Ing) that was a genuine treat. p.m. to 12:30 p.m. Open Sunday from 4-11 .1'" + " , plz7as. mind you, but the lype of gourmet plZUlS LIkewise for the Clopplno, an Italian fish stew p.m. Liquor license. Visa, MasterCard and " , currenlly pvpular in Call/omla. with shrimp, m~~els and clams. AmerJcaExpress.626-3341. : - - --- . - - ~~.". ~....__ ..~ ~, • GRAND RIVER HALSTED PLAZA , , ~.. , Gifts for Dads & Grads ,.. --.... -- . Choose the perfect~gift for Dad or Grad our shelves are stocked with great ideas for everyone on your list. Father's Day is Sunday, June 15 .. ; Grand River/Halsted Plaza K-Mart· Kroger· Winkelman's • Washington Clothiers Diamond Boutique • Little Professor Book Center • Video Studio • Kaney Island Inn • Pearle Vision • Jan Drakes Garden Cafe • Card & Gift Center 'ti a:: ~ Grand River / z Halsted Plaza .. : ."... \, \", , Supplomenllo the Novl N...... Norlhvllle Record "un. 4. \l11lO. / T ' •• Supplomonl 10Iho F.rm'nQlon Obaft"".r ,June6. 'OM sC - • \~------~• • • • • • ADVERTISED mM POliCY WE RESERVE THE liGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES Each of theM IIdvertIMclItems Is ,.. quhd to be..-lly ...... few .. In each Kroger store. except as speclficaIr noted In this 811. If _ do run out of an advertlMcl item. we w. offer you yOla'choice of • com· I*abIe Item. when ...... refIec· tIng the _ savings or • r8Inc:hec:k which w. entlde you to purchase • the advertIMcIltem at the advertIs· ed prlc:e within 30 days. Only one vendor coupon d be KeePtad per Item. CopyrIght 1986. The Kroger Co. No 5aIes To ~ • ....~ fj~TTER ~'r Prices Good Thrv Sunday, -- June 8, 1986. 37025 GRAND RIVER GRAND RIVER & HALSTEAD STORE HOURS MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8 AM to II PM SUNDAY 9 AM TO 7 PM - ...- .... BierIto,s , 59;.- Liter Y POP Bottle • Plus Deposit Assorted Flavors HI-( DRINK FRUIT 46-oz79~Can Assorted Colors ~:::~::SUE 4p::n99 ~ Limit 3 Please the best REDOPociK;aHITE 88 SEEDLESS GRAPES .. lb ~ of savings DEL &MONTE , 79 PiNEAPPLE , .Each I Peeled & Cored Free! now! U.S.D.A. 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Puttin ~ ~ "The Golfing Mutton" ~ ~ $24.95 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ @ Seated in his golf cart box, E.F. Puttin comes e ~ with the latest copy of the Greener Pastures ~ & Country Club newsletter. A great gift for the ex- ~ ecutive in your life who plays golf. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ : Executive Golf Kit : : $30.00 ~~~q (j ~~: !The executive golf kit include~;.., " 'V~ ~ • Golf cart quartz clock ~ '. ~~ ~ ~ • Sleeve of 3 MAXFLI DH11 golf balls. ~ ~ a •Tee packet (4 tees, marker and divot fixer) ~ ~ ·Packed in deluxe gift box ~ ~ • Separate engraveable solid brass plate ~ This C<1UPOII valid unlll6-:J0.86 when you buY a comDltle palr 01ey~1l1assesor presmpllori sunglasses only at partlclpallng Pearle VIslon C ~ .... , ,z ~ a 1~~ ~ ~ -,~"'\ \ Solid Brass Golf Figure ~ ~ l' $29.95 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Surprise your Dad or Husband with this fine ~ ~ golf figurine in solid brass mounted on a mar- ~ Grand River/Halsted Plaza at.. ble base. A great addition to a den or office. We .... ~ also have other sports figurines such as I' ~ ~ baseball, football and hockey. Visit us soon for I ~ 37085Grand River <3 best selection. ~ Farmington ~ Selectip Rolling Ball Pen I ~ ~ By Cross ~ 476-9311 ~ Chrome $20.00 ~ ~ LustrousBlack $27.50 ~ ~ The last word in rolling ball writing. Now you ~ ~ can have unmatched elegance with rolling ball j ~ Dr. Carole Paveglio, ~ smoothness. Perfect for keeping his golf CROSS' ~ ~ score. he, •••• ~ Optometrist : Card ~~~ift Center : ~ ~ ~ Store Hours: ~ Your ~ Headquarters ~ Mon., Wed., Fri. & Sat. : 478-3871 : 9:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. @ Hours: 9:30-9 Daily Grand River/Halsted Plaza ~ 3 12-5 p.m. Sunday , Tues. & Thurs. 3 EmA.~: . 9:30 a.m.-9:00 p.m. ,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-. "'" '. . • • • Hours Mon.-Sat. 11:00-9:00 Sun. 11:00-6:00 Sunday Brunch Buffet Every Sunday 10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Scrambled Eggs, Waffles, Bacon, Ham, Sausage, Sweet Rolls, Bagels, Fresh Fruit - and Much More New Sunday Hours: 10a.m. - 3:00 p.m. Buffet and Regular Menu Offered . - CATERING- Graduations - Showers - Weddings .. Business Meetings - Any Type of Gathering ~ • Stop In or Call For A Quote On Your Catering Needs. 478-4206 Hours: Expanded Menu Mon.-Sat. 11:00-9:00 Daily Specials Sun. 10:00-3:00 FRESHSALADS PASTA SUPERSANDWICHES FISH DELICIOUS SUBS Carryout Hotline 478-4206 • -- ...... ( c. c • GRAN D RIVER/HALSTED PLAZA You Have Tried The Others. • • Now Try The Best! CED . Sale ~~ Over 4300 Beta Be VHS Titles To Choose From i $999~i:~ lOUGH. I &up TENDER. TOOA'C ~ • ,: ~:-_ ...c'c-. "-- Also many Lasers on sale upto 113 Off ------: 99C : Rental Rates : For Club Members I and Non-Members I Approx. 700litles per : store at 99~ ------~ ...... -_---- Mon.-Sat. 10:30-9 p.m. Sun. Noon-6 p.m. OTHER LOCATIONS ROYAL OAK 4529 WOODWARD AVE. 549-0111 WARREN 26295 HOOVER ROAD 751-7321 LIVONIA 33760 PLYMOUTH ROAD 261·8888 GRAND RIVER/HALSTED PLAZA KONEY ISLAND INN Family Restaurant Open Daily 9 A.M.-10 P.M. Complete, Fast Carry-Out Service Sundays 9 A.M.-6:30 P.M. 478·0440 Specializing in: ,------.1 1 1 1 Our Famous Coney Islands 1 Koney Island Inn 1 1 1 Hamburgers • Chili 1 Present this portion 1 Greek Specialties : of ad and get : Mousaka • Pastitsio : 20% OFF : Shish-Kebob • Spanakopita : 'Your Total Bill : Greek Salads. Gyros I. After 2P.M. 1 Sandwiches 1 I I Grand River/Halsted Plaza I I You must present coupon I American Favorites 1 Expires June 30, 1986 1 and much more! I I ~------_. .,., .. . . k . 6/0ad's & Grads Sale _ June 4 & 5, 1986 . ~.------_...------~ - • • • - • • • • • DIYEDAD ACOODSOOK .'Make his day wary special FATHERHOOD-Bill Cosby $14.95 Readers DWest HOME IM- TUNED TO BASEBALL-Ernie Harwell $7.95 PROVEME T MANUAL $23.95 A PERFECT SPY-John LeCarre $18.95 TIGER FACTS-Fred Smith $9.95 Readers Dlrst GUIDE TO HOME LAN SCAPING $21.95 THE WORLD ATLAS OF GOLF Sa" $14.98 BREAK IN-Dick Francis $17.95 sa S COMPLETE GUIDE TO MY GAME & YOURS-I Arnold Palmer $9.95 CATSKILL EAGLE-Robert Parker $3.95 PLANTS & FLOWERS $10.95 FISH MICHIGAN GREAT LAKES: JUBAL SACKETT-Louis L'Amour $3.95 JOY OF PHOTOGRAPHY $14.50 Where, How, When . $18.95 COURAGE TO CHANGE- JOHN HEDGECOE'S AD- MICHIGAN'S 50 BEST FISHING Dennis Wholey $4.50 VANCEDPHOTOGRAPHY 58Ie$12.98 LAKES $5.95 THE TUNNELS OF CU CHI- THE WORLD'S FINEST CRUISING GUIDE TO THE Mangold & Pennycate $3.95 GREAT LAKES $19.95 SPORTING GUNS 5ale$9.98 Books On Cassette & Old Radio Shows LIE DOWN WITH L10NS- WHERETHE SIDEWALK ENDS $11.95 THE SHADOW $5.98 Ken Follett $18.95 WINNIE THE POOH $13.95 THE LONE RANGER $5.98 IACOCCA-read by Lee WEE SING & COLOR- lacocca $7.95 book 81 cassette $6.95 JONATHAN WINTERS $5.98 THINNER-5tephen King $13.95 TALE OF PETER RABBIT- SHERLOCK HOLMES $5.98 book & cassette $5.95 DRACULA $14.95 BERENSTAIN BEARS- JACK BENNY SHOW $5.98 THE ROMANCE OF POETRY $14.95 book & cassette $4.95 THE AFRICAN QUEEN- with Bogart $5.98 SUBLIMINAL WEIGHT LOSS $9.98 SERENDIPITYBOOKS-withcassette $4.95 for the WEBSTERS 9TH NEW· FODOR'S USA 1986 $14.95 COLLEGIATE DICTIONARY $15.95 MOBIL TRAVEL GUIDE· ROGET'S THESAURUS Sale$7.98 Great Lakes $8.95 PRIME TIME TELEVISION· NEW CENTURY Pictorial History Sale$12.98 WORLD ATLAS Sale$19.95 COMPLETE EDGAR ALLAN WHAT COLOR IS YOUR $8.95 . POETALES Sale $9.98 PARACHUTE GREAT TALES OF MYSTERY & SUSPENSE Sale$9.98 WHO'S HIRING WHO $7.95 ON WINGS OF EAGLES- Readers Digest BACK TO Ken Follett $4.50 BASICS $23.95 MURDER MICHIGAN-Gary Barfknecht $6.95 THE PROPHET·Khalll Gibran $8.95 Little Professor Book Center 37155Grand River at Halsted 478-2810 Monday thru Saturday 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sunday 10a.m.-5 p.m. --. , . ~ . •JU'l8 ~ & 5, 1888 ..... \ - ---- () • GREAT GIFTS FOR DAD AT WASHINGTON CLOTHIERS D'Aviia and JAYMAR 6 Beautiful Hundreds to Quality Other Famous Solid & Colors Choose From Names Fancies SPORT SILK Gifts SPORT· CASUAL BLAZERS TIES "... SHIRTS SLACKS $110 Value $20.00 Value for Values to $35.00 Values to $45.00 88 Dad 88 $74 $1000 $31 Sizes 48, A Super I $1gaa ! Alterations at Cost Slightly Higher Special Price at I : I ,; JAYMAR & OTHER FAMOUS MAKERS TROPICAL SUITS Grand River MANY VALUES BEAUTIFUL Halstead 'TO $250.00 STYLINGS Plaza I ,I i f 'J .J ...... "'JO I\. ' ' ' ... .. • • -'IIDIcl'. & Gr.d6 Sale June 4& 5. 1986 -, . , • r ______1 ~ '-" ....:.._- ...~--, I r. __ .';"-'_ ...... _