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Four hotly contested vacancies on been returned, she said. Polls are open Candidates for two 18-month terms the teachers raises, which when adjust They also attempted to have the not afford such raises considering the the Wayne-Westland Board of Educa from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. are Joseph Arbini, Kathy Chorbagian, ed to the inflation rate, could have election canceled by a Wayne County state of the economy. tion are expected to draw only an aver William LeDuc, Raymond Robichaud, amounted to a maximum of 9 percent. Circuit Court order, but Circuit Court age amount of voters to the polls Tues There are an estimated 50,000 regis Phyllis Runion, Kathryn Shaw and Dor Opponents said the raises were too high Judge John Kirwan ruled against [hem. day tered in the district. About 15 percent othy Stockwell. , in light of the area's economic crisis. The four vacancies are the result of After the four trustees were re of those voted in the Sept. 14 recall The recall targets, Mary Arbour, called, Gov. Mitliken appointed four That's the projection of Loraine election. the recall election 10 weeks ago. The Mildred Batterson, Kenneth Marshall THE CAMPAIGN centered on the citizens to serve on the board tempo Rulo, school district elections clerk. Running to fill two unexpired terms effort was waged in opposition to the and Donald Rusnock, waged a door-to- board's approval 14 months ago of the rarily until an election could be held. So far, half of the 406 absentee bal of six months each are Glenn Anderson, extension of the contract with the door campaign to' try to win vo^er ap teachers' contract extension and raises None of the four are candidates in this lots sent out by the clerks' office have Mathew McCusker and Sharon Scott teachers union. That agreement Rave proval. * Recall leaders said the district could election. 4jBe£tIati&
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AKT EMANUEtE/ttaK photographer Video craze expands The newest and one of the largest video game centers, The Simu new business opened its doors last week to crowds of teen-agers. lation Station, has opened in the lower level of Westland Shopping For more pictures, see the entertainment section in today's Ob Center, where its 27 games immediately attracted customers. The server. Westland school board lays off teachers custodial substitutes and some By Louise Okrutsky low it to the best 6f our ability," said music would downgrade the quality of prove the move is the only way to solve year agreement. If agreement is reached, the elemen paraprofessional services such as occu staff writer Bill Taylor, assistant superintendent of high-school bands. a financial crisis. A three-man panel employee relations. made up of one representative from tary arts, music and physical education pational therapists and psychologists. There would be reductions in pre In an emotion-charged session, the "I won't say that principals won't be "Our high-school band has placed in the union and the administration and programs will continue, administrators school programs, contract riders with Wayne-Westland Board of Education able to recognize their staffs next se state and regional competitions. If you one impartial arbitrator decides if the say. teachers for additional paid services countered teacher rejection of a con mester but they could change as much cut at the elementary level you can't layoffs are necessary after hearing tes and elimination of field trips. cession package by ordering the admin as 40-50 peecent," Taylor said. place as high," said one high-school timony from the two sides. If the panel BUT THERE ARE other items on A plan calling for municipalities to istration to adopt a teacher lay-off pro baud member. decides in the administration's favor, their budget shopping list which will go pay the district's crossing guards has cedure. Although administrators assured Mothers of elementary school chil teachers will received 30 days notice into effect. These include savings initi parents that teachers would be reas dren interested in music were con before being laid off. ated by foregoing some roof repairs, a been subject only to informal mention Administrators indicated the proce signed to grades or courses in which cerned that the students would be de While the impartial panel member freeze on hiring to fill future vacancies to city administrators, according to dure would be halted if the teachers un they are certified, parents doubted the nied the classes. hasn't been selected the other two have and cutting workshop, conferences. Taylor. ion agrees to concessions proposed by ability of some instructors to make the been named as Gary Matche for the ad- the school district. transition. High-school music students called ministrtion and Lou Diaz for the The administration listed *a 19-point out the names of favorite instructors to WWEA. plan to balance the district's $62.1 mil "SOME (TEACHERS) have problems see if they'd be affected by the lay-offs. ..Althoughstalks between the union Santa is coming to going from kindergarten to junior Other cutfweresujgjsjed4>ut raost- lion budget and a nearly $3 million def 3 and district are scheduled for this icit. high," Taylor admitted. ^^mrr?^tp^r^ r-^eretft3m8S6!$y f1te sSool board. week, administrators already have be gun the task of rescheduling teachers cr*rr "Not all of the&e teachers will be fan SUGGESTIONS RANGED from not on the basis of seniority, according to school nmusicr , art and physical educa buying new textbooks to eliminating Yule ceremony tion programs and trimming of second tastic in junior high, no. But not all of Taylor. the teachers in junior high are fantas the hot lunch program. The latter was ary school class periods by 10 minutes. While the union has agreed to the tic," Taylor said Tuesday afternoon. considered this summer by the board. requests in the nearby fire station. Administrators estimated these, cuts concessions involving lower pay in Westland will renew a Christmas "But some teachers (transferred to jun "We're not talking abut what's ideal. Refreshments for children and will save more than $1.2 million. creases, changes in medical insurance tradition which began 13 years ago ior high from elementary) are fantas We're talking about a serious prob when Santa Claus lights the City Hall adults will be served at the fire station. tic. They're skills oriented." lem," said Taylor defending the cuts. and alterations in the way the teachers' Secondary teachers will handle six sick bank is kept, the two sides are Yule lights Monday night. Several Westland municipal employ instead of five classes. Excess teachers Cuts in elementary music programs The action will start at 6:30 p.m. in ees' unions have donated money to help and teacher layoffs provoked anxious Teacher lay-offs in mid-year are per hung up on the'duratlon of the dealvThe will be laid off according to seniority teachers would like to see a package front of City Hall when Santa throws a replace many of the lights burned out levels. and angry comments from the audi mitted under the district's contract switch to turn on the Christmas lights in past years. ence. Parents and students said they with the Wayne Westland Education lasting between 1¼ and 2 years while "There will be extreme bumping. It's the administration insists upon a one on trees and branches near the build The checks from those unions will be fair under the contract and we will fol- were worried that cuts in elementary Association if the administration can- ing. presented to Mayor Charles Pickering High-school students will sing Christ shortly before the lighting ceremony mas carols. Santa will hear holiday gift begins. Man stabbed in bar parking lot what's inside A Westland man is recovering from Redford, Crete said. The detective and stabbed Lesinski in the chest and the Garden City hospital. -> Crete said he did not know why Quint "LIKE HOMETOWN two knife wounds after being stabbed speculated that Quint did not know the abdomen, according to Crete. Calendar 4A Leslnski's condition at the time. was in the Flat Rock area. He said NEWSPAPERS" in the parking lot of the-Gangster Classified. . . Sections CD .lounge on Telegraph just north of Joy 4 THE DETECTIVE said Leslnski's state police called Redford police to Twin Pane advertised for a AT ARRAIGNMENT in Redford's date was Quint's former girlfriend. verify that Quint was wanted in con Editorials 14A "Order Entry Clerk" position early Sunday morning. Entertainment . . 8B, 5-7C The- victim, Daniel S. Lesinski, 43, of 17th District Court, Quint stood mute After the attack, the assailant fled, nection with a stabbing. - to be filled In the Observer & Canyon Street was listed instable con- and Judge John Dillon entered an inno and the woman ran into the lounge for At arraignment, Quint told the judge Letters •. 3A Eccentric Newspapers classi cent plea on his behalf. Dillon sched help, Crete said. Lesinski managed to that he is living with his mother in De Religion 6-7B fied section. "Had at least 20 ditiori, according to a, nursV/wGarden people applying in person City Osteopathic Hospital \J^ uled a preliminary examination fdr walk about 100 feet to the front of the troit and is working two jobs — as a Sports 1-4C truck driver and as an extra Christmas and some phone calls. Peo Tuesday. bar before he collapsed. Suburbanite 1-4B ple are still coming In. Like Redford police have obtained a war Dillon set a$l0,000 cash bond. Quint Lesinski was taken by ambulance to employee for a toy store. Travel 5B home town newspapers for rant charging Ronald F. Quint, 33, of is being held in the Wayne County Jail advertising!" Detroit, with assault with Intent to In lieu of bond. Lesinski and his date, a 31-year-old Remember... commit murder, a felony that carries a Bake sale to help accident victim Police 722-9600 maximum sentence of life in prison. Detroit woman, were leaving the Gang One call ster lounge around closing time and A bake sale to raise money for a sociation, which conducts classes in the Fire, rescue. . . . 721-2000 Quint was arrested by two Michigan City Hall, 721-6000 does it all! State Police troopers near Flat Rock had Just reached his car when he was Westland man disabled in a diving ac center to help Rick Korzon to pay his about an hour after the stabbing, said confronted by a man, witnesses told po cident will be conducted 6:30-8:30 p.m. expenses. A quadriplegic, Korzon needs Circulation . . 591-0500 police detective Sgt. John Crete. lice. Thursday in the Melvin Bailey Recre weights to help in his rehabilitation, ac Want ads 591-0900 .The troopers stopped Quint for a The man asked Lesinski if his name ation Center. cording to Deborah Ison, head instruc Editorial dept. . . 591-2300 591-0900 traffic .violation, and he told the offi was Danny, and after Lesinski replied The sale Is sponsored by the Ameri tor. Korzon, 25, is the brother of West- Use your MasterCard or Visa cers that he was wanted for murder In affirmatively, the man pulled a knife can Tae Kwon Do Chung Do Kwan As land City Clerk Diane Rohraff 2A(W) O&E Thursday, December 2, 1982 OLD PHOTOS Murder trial to open today COPIED By Bill Casper THE DEFENDANT is being represented by Dr. Emanual Tanay, a well-known psychia whether Simonds was aware of his actions on Copying pJu$ oo staff writer one of the area's top criminal defense attor trist who has testified in scores of clrminal the night of the attack cannot be made public on* 5x7 no neys, Nell Fink. Fink, who declined to com cases, is expected to testify for the defense. until entered as evidence during the trial. ment on the case, is expected to argue that Howeyer, Roberts gave the opinion that "In The key question in the trial of Kenneth W. Or Jir Sow Beautiful copies..M spar Simonds Is whether Simonds was legally sane Simonds was not aware of his actions at the ROBERTS SAID he will present evidence sanity as a defense seldom works." Today's kling as the originals on at the time that 25-year-o}d pharmacist Elise time of the attack on the two women and was that indicates Simonds was aware of what he trial has been postponed twice while Simonds f" the day they were taken. • Rouhier was stabbed to death in a Redford not guilty by reason of insanity. was doing during the attack on the two wom changed his Jegal representation from CbrutMM Ddivtrj Township drug store last March 17. Herbert Roberts, assistant Wayne County en. McDonald to Fink and underwent additional For Information Call or Write: Simonds, a 1&78 Livonia Franklin High prosecutor, said Fink filed notification in Cir Simonds was assigned to several area psychiatric testing. School graduate, Is on trial in Wayne County cuit Court informing the prosecution that he ^stores as a security guard and theft investiga PHOTO ONE Circuit. Court for first degree murder in would be using the defense of insanity. tor at the time. Diviikm of McFenaa Studk*, Inc. Rouhier's death. "There will be no denial on the part of the On the night of the attack, Rouhier and Village centers 6629 Middlebclt A; security guard for Revco drug stores, defense that the attack occurred," said Rob Ceane were alone in the store. Just after the 9 Garden City, Ml 48135 Sinjpnds, according to police, went on a ram erts. "He (Simonds) is claiming he cannot re p.rrr. closing time, Simonds arrived and was 425-099} page in a Revco store at W. Chicago and Tele call the attack, that he had a disassociative let in by the women. on nation's past graph and attacked Rouhier, a Ypsilanti resi reaction and became someone else and the Moment laters, he attacked both women us The Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield dent, and 19-year-old sales clerk Anne Ceane other person committed the attack. ing a knife and a safety razor, Ceane told po I GRAND OPENING SPECIAL "i Village in Dearborn is one of America's tdp 1 of Wayne With a knife and safety razor. "The defense effort to convince the jury of lice. tourist attractions. Rouhier, who was four months pregnant at Simonds' contention versus our efforts to re Simonds was arrested by Redford police at $700 1 The 12-acre Henry Ford Museum has major i HAIRCUT f compters I the time, died early on March 18 following fute his claim is what this case is all about." Wayne County General Hospital in Westland collections in Transportation, Power, Agricul emergency surgery at Garden City Osteopath According to Roberts, the jury will have within hours. He was charged with first de WnhThttCoupon-EifwM 1M6-82 lrtClUd*S ihtmpOO ture, Lighting, Communications and Home 1 Haircuts • Perms • Sets ic Hospital. three possible findings: 1) guilty, 2) guilty but gree murder and assault with intent to com Arts. Museum hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. mit murder. 1 Ceane, who fought off her assailant until he mentally ill, 3) not guilty by reason of insani Greenfield Village is an open-air museum fled as help arrived, was stabbed once in the ty. A finding of guilty will mean an automatic Simonds' first attorney, Patrick McDonald separate from but adjacent to Henry Ford FRANCO'S chest. She also suffered a broken nose and jaw sentence of life in prison. Not guilty byTeason of Redford, described Simonds as being in a Museum. Historic buildings tell the story of STYLING STUDIO and cuts to her hands. of insanity will mean that the defandant trance or catatonic state, unable to answer America's transformation from an agricultur Total Family Hair Care Simond's much-delayed trial begins today would be mandated to a mental hospital until any questions from the judge or from al society to an industrial society. Village Warren-Venoy Plaza in Circuit Court before Judge Theodore Bonn such a time that he was determined to be le McDonald at district court arraignment in hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. gally sane. A finding of guilty but mentally ill March. Cardan City and is expected to last three weeks. The prose Admission for village and museum are sep 427-4480 cution has listed 39 possible witnesses while means the defendant would be sentenced to Simonds was examined at the state forensic life imprisonment with the order that he un arate. Village admission is $8 for adults, $4 the defense has listed 16 possible witnesses. center in Ypsilanti and found by doctors to be for children 6-12, $6.50 for senior citizens. Ceane is expected to be the key prosecution dergo psychiatric treatment available in the mentally competent to stand trial. prison. Children under 6 and Members of the Museum witness. Roberts said osvciatric evaluations as to and Village are admitted free. Henry Ford NOW YOU CANT FORGET r Museum admission Is $7 for adults, $3.50 for BIRTHDAYS OR children 6-12, $5.50 for senior citizens. Chil H8estlan& dren under 6 and Members of the Museum and ANNIVERSARIES Recreation staff plans ©bseruer Village are admitted free. WITH THIS UNIQUE 663-530 "BIRTHDAY Published every Monday REMINDER and Thursday by Observer & Eccentric Newspapers, CALENDAR" 36251 Schoolcraft, Lrvonla. drop-in basketball at or/onv You'll koow which oae is Ml 48150. Second-class B comi'ae up in pleoty of lime postage paid al Livonia, Ml 48151 Address all mall 10 Jtnd tb«t ctrd, buy that (subscription, change of gift. pI»o the party or bake address/Form 3569) to P.O. Christmas Opecbl... a cake! This delightful Bailey Center Box. 2428, Livonia, Ml full-color 16 x 23 • inch 48151. telephone 591-0500 birthday calendar has spaces to jot 10 the name HOME OELIVERY SERVICE and birthday or aani'er- Adult drop-in-basketbail is available at the Bailey Center, 36651 Ford, Newsstand percopv, 25' OOOFF sary. It artistically shows the Carrier monthly, $1.50 POINSETTA PURCHASE flowers of the month, binhsiooes by the Westland Parks and Recreation Department. Mall yearly. $30.00 Games are held Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and 7-10 ($5.00 or more) aod zodiac signs. It's good for a All advertising published in Between Dec. 1 to Dec. 24 lifetime...a bandy, percaaaeot birtbdate record. p.m.; Saturdays from 8-10 a.m. and 6-10 p.m.; and Sundays from 8 a.m. to the Westfand Observer Is A great gift idea for any occasion. noon and 8-10 p.m. subject to the conditions £?faf>py Z/lokJays clrom 9lxe wt/F*'hj'e matic Tape Slack Canoaoerl center-cflek. Loudness twltcn Key-oft plnohroBar reksase. AutomaDe replay. Locking fast from our readers .I'lilL'HittH. Tapa direction IED. Lock lor*erd/v«»lnd Stereo/mono SKUBU KSTSUUtNIS K ing tad forward and rewind. and muting iwHcnes. Separate Health screening is FM mono'ttereo twitch. FM power ampBflor required. ttereo indicator loudness, iJS-XS A 4" -forttoe mourn also offered by the J volume, tone and balance 'led for rear molded fieal resist ent Animal cruelty offends writer Wayne County Health De STOP BURGLARS control*. 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Race," a "race in large-tire four- • CRAFT FAIR • PATRIOT CLUB • YOUTH ASSOCIATION wheelers at the Jack's or Better Res- Saturday, Dec. 4 — Graham School Monday, Dec. 6 — The Livonia Patri Thursday, Dec. 2 - The Westland taurat in' the Wonderland Shopping In Westland is sponsoring a craft fair ot Club will hold Its monthly meeting at Youth Athletic Association is holding a Center with all a.m. registration and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Table rentals are 8 p.m. in Franklin High School. general membership meeting from 7-8 community calendar a 12:30 starting time. Persons under 18 open at $10 per table and two for p.m. at the Bailey Recreation Center. Non-profit groups should mail items for the calendar to the Ob must be accompanied by and adult. $17.50. For more information, call 595- • BLOOD PRESSURE 2560. Monday, Dec. 6 — Free blood pres Board of directors will be elected. For server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, lime "and There is a $1 charge for spectators and more information, call 261-5342 for compeittiors per each event. sure screenings will be held from 11 place of -the event should be included, along with the name and • LATHERS BOUTIQUE a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Whitman Cen • TRAVEL FILM phone number of someone who can be reached during business • SANTA/LUNCHEON Saturday,,Dec. 4 - Lathers School ter in the Michigan Heart Office, 32235 Thursday,. Dec. 2 - The Westland hours to clarify information. Saturday, Dec. 4 - The Tri-City PTA in Garden City will hold its 11th W. Chicago in Livonia. Parks and Recreation Department will Women's Bowling Association will hold annual Christmas gift boutique from 10 sponsor a travel film at 8 p.m. in the its annual luncheon with Santa from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. In the school on Maple • CRIME PREVENTION Bailey Center on Ford between Wayne tion with Michigan Council for the craft show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The a.m. to 2 p.m. at Colonial Estates Club wood and Harrison, There will be 100 Wednesday, Dec. 8 - The Garden Road and Newburgh. The film will be Arts. " show will be 'in the church hall and House, 37410 S. Colonial Drive, near tables of arts and crafts articles, in City Police Department holds a crime- "Romance of Vienna," narrated- by school • which Is located on Inkster Newburgh between Warren and Joy. cluding wood, brass, glass, pewter, let prevention meeting at 7 p.m. the sec- Chris Borden. Tickets are sold at the • CRAFT/RUMMAGE SALE Road, two blocks south Cherry Hill. Donations are for children up to 12 ters to Santa and other items. There . ond Wednesday of every month in door with special prices for senior citi Friday, and Saturday, Dec. 3 and 4 Mot than 60 artisans, a bake sale, re years $2; 12 years and older, $2.50. will be an hourly drawing and a draw Maplewood Community Center, Maple zens and children under J2. — Forest Lane Apartments will host freshments and a raffle will be fea Lunch will consist of a hot dog with all ing for a $600 prize. wood west of Merriman. Anyone may an arts and craft/rummage sale on tured. the trimmings. There will be a magic attend. People interested In forming a • EPILEPSY SUPPORT Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday show from 12:30-1 p.m. For more infor • CARD CONTEST Neighborhood Watch crime-prevention mation call 728-1670 Thursday, Dec. 2 - Epilepsy Suport and from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at • HOLIDAY SALE Saturday, Dec. 4 - The Westland group may receive information at Porgram, a self help group will meet at 6200 -N. Wayne Road next to' the post Saturday, Dec. 4 — Admission is can O FUND-RAISER Parks and Recreation Department is these meetings. 7:30 in the All Saints Lutheran Church, office. For more information call 362- goods or loose change to enter into a Saturday, Dec. 4 — The sixth-grade holding a Christmas card contest. 8850 Newburgh Road (corner of New 8478. bake sale, flea market, auction with trip club at Westland's Graham Ele School - age children can enter their • RIF DINNER burgh and Joy Roads in Livonia). All speakers and readings.The Norwest mentary School will hold a craft fair to card with a completed registration Monday, Dec. 13 — The annual RIF meetings are held on the first and third • DANCE CONCERT Alano Club is hosting this event at the raise funds. The fair will be from 9 form at the Melvin G. Galley Recre Wild Game Dinner will be at the Leath thrusdays of the month, unless other Friday, and Saturday, Dec. 3 and 4 club located at Haller Road off of Joy a.m. to 5 p.m. in the school on John Hix, ation Center. Call 722-7620 for contest er Bottle Inn. Tickets are $4.75 per wise notified For more information - The John Glenn High School Dance between Middlebelt and Inkster. For south of Cherry Hill. rules. adult and $2.75 per child. Contact your call Joanne Meister 522-1940 Company will present the dance con more information call 422-5924. Mon local elementary schools for the name cert, "Let's Get This Show on the ies collected will go toward needy fam • CRAFTSHOW • SANTA/BREAKFAST/LUNCH of your RIF chairman. • DANCING SHOW Road," at 8 p.m. in John Glenn High ilies for Christmas. A band will play Saturday, Dec. 4 — The Garden City Saturday, Dec. 4 — The Westland Friday, Dec. 3 — The show "Dancing School Auditorium. Tickets are $2 per after 9 p.m. and there will be a $3 cov Jaycettes are sponsoring a craft show Jaycee Auxiliary will hold a breakfast • WEIGHT CONTROLLERS Pants" will be presented at 7 p.m. in person. er charge. from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Maplewood and lunch with Santa. Breakfast will be Weight Controllers, sponsored by the the O'Leary Auditorium, 6500 Middle- Community Center, 31735 Maplewood, from 9:30-11:30 a.m. Lunch from 12:30- Garden City Parks and Recreation De belt (north of Ford) in Garden City. • CRAFT SHOW • SPECIAL OLYMPICS Garden City. Table rentals are $15 per 2:30 p.m. These events will take place partment, meet at 7 p.m. Tuesdays in This show is presented by the Garden Saturday, Dec. 4 — St. Norbert's Saturday, Dec. 4 — A special Olym table. For more information, call 522- at the Westland Center Auditorium. the Log Cabin, Cherry Hill east of Mer City Parks and Recreation in coopera- Church will hold its 10th annual holiday pics event, the "Stomper Charity 4179 or 525-8509. Send a self-addressed, stamped enve riman. Anyone may attend. Price is 25 lope with $2.50 per person, made out to cents per meeting. For more informa Westland Jaycee Auxiliary, 3960 tion, call 421-4545. Westcort. Westland. Specify breakfast or luncheon. For more information, • LIONS CLUB call 595-4906 or 721-5273. The Garden City Lions Club has bin obituary go Sundays in the American Legion • BAZAAR Hall on Middlebelt south of Ford. Doors Saturday, Dec. 4 — A bazaar Spon open at 5:30 p.m. The club meets the sored by Marquette-Vogel PTA will first and third Tuesday of each month "HARRY THOMAS benefit autistic children and adults will at 7:30 p.m. in the Silver Bar Restau SHARPE be at 950 N. Henry Ruff in Garden City. rant, on Middlebelt north of Ford. For the time of the event, table rental Services for Harry or further information call 937-9325. • DISCOUNT SKATING Thomas Sharpe, of West- Residents of Garden City wishing to land were held Nov. 22 at • HOLIDAY BAZAAR the Newbury United take advantage of discount open skat Sunday, Dec. 5 — Bishop Borgess Methodist Church. The ing admission at the Civic Arena can High School will hold a bazaar from 9 Rev. Jack Giguere offi- buy a discount tag for $1. Admission a.m. to 5 p.m. at the school. Bishop cated. Interment was in with a tag is 50 cents for children and Borgess Is located at 11685 Applelon, Acacia Park Cemetery. 75 cents for adults. near Plymouth Road and Telegraph. Mr. Sharpe, 82, died • HOCKEY Nov. 18. Drop-in hockey at the Garden City • CABBAGE DINNER Parks and Recreation is Mondays, He was a retired super Sunday, Dec. 5 — Rosary Altar Soci Wednesdays and Fridays from 11 a.m. visor from Lear Sigler - ety of St. Dunstan Chruch is sponsoring ' Automotive Division. to 12:45 p.m. The price is $2.50 per ses a stuffed cabbage dinner from 1-5 p.m. sion, and goalies are free. Call 261-3491 Survivors are his wife, 1 in the Church hall, 1646 Belton in Gar for more information. . Helen; son, Ralph S.; den City. The priee is $3.75 for adults, daughter, Edith Ann $3 for seniors and $1.50 for children. Thorn; five grandchil • VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Dinner includes two stuffed cabbages, The Michigan Heart Association dren; five great grand mashed potatos, green beans, bread, children; five sisters and needs volunteers from 11 a.m. to 4:30 coffee and dessert. p.m. all Mondays in November to help two brothers. at the Michigan Heart Assoicatlon In • FINANCIAL INFORMATION the Whitman Center, 32235 W. Chicago. Monday, Dec. 6 — Manufacturers Call 557-9500 for more information. National Bank of Detroit will host • FREETESTS speakers on IRAs, Trust and All Savers Free blood-pressure readings are Certificates at 29049 Joy Road in West- taken 10:30-11:30 a.m. Thursdays In the land. There 'will be free coffee and Maple Room at Maplewood Communi doughnuts. Phone 425-6550 for reserva ty Center on Maplewood west of Merri tions or information. man.
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December 2. 1982 O&E (L,R.W.G)5A Lucas trusts his reorganization advisors By 8uzie Rollins Singer als, will be presented at 2:30 p.m. Dec Cushman, retired vice-president of really improve Wayne County govern Noting that salaries of county work the Democratic county executive pri staff writer 15 in Wayne State University's McGre American Motors Corp. ment. ers have been a political issue, Lucas mary election. gor Center The 57-member reorganization team "I'm 68. Time is precious. If you're said, "No one ever complained of the McNAMARA SAID the coalition in William Lucas has so much trust in has been studying Wayne County .gov going to devote it to something, you high salaries of elected officials." Pro tends to bid for $6 million in federal the people who advise him that he's let LUCAS SAID he doesn,U intend to dis ernment? It works in eight committees want it to be worthwhile. secutor William Cahalan is paid job training funds which would be fun- ting them unveil the county reorganiza sect the proposal before it's presented. on such topics as criminal justice, data "Wayne County government is the $53,490; Sheriff Lucas and Clerk James neled directly to the suburban organi tion plan without pre-screening it. And "Any plan presented will be accepted processing, purchasing and personnel. least responsive government around, Killeen, $45,130, and most other elect zation rather than through the county he says he will wholeheartedly accept as long as it is reasonable. As long as All members volunteer their time. and it didn't happen overnight," Cush ed department heads, $40,950. government as it has gone in the past. it, if it's "reasonable." the philosophy of it agrees with mine, it "WE ASKED the staff to answer two man said Added Cushman: "These jobs, sgme Lucas said he would try to "avoid The Wayne County executive-elect is will be the kind of document we want questions," said Cushman: TO KEEP government responsive, of them, are as complicated as jobs in confontrations" but wouldn't say with making the plan public because he to follow," Lucas said. "First, what's the best way to reor Lucas has proposed giving raises to six industry that pay $100,000 to $300,000 whom. doesn't want the new 15-member Lucas, who has been sheriff since ganize Wayne County government? elected officials. Although he has taken a year." Later in the week, he told reporters Board of Commissioners to be 1969, was elected Wayne County's first "Second, what recommendations quite a bit of criticism about the move, DENNIS NYSTROM, head of his that McNamara is trying to take power surprised when it meets for the first executive Nov. 2 under the first county would they make to change the county he defends the idea, saying "good gov transistion team, said Lucas is running away from the county executive's off time Jan. 4 home-rule charter In Michiganv That charter and state law?" ernment costs money." into some roadblocks in his attempt to ice. "I want the reorganization plan in •charter calls for him to draft a reorg Cushman said the committee will "People are always complaining consolidate control in the executive off McNamara said the coalition js only place so it can be introduced on the anization plan in his first 90 days In off work closely with Lucas during the about the high salaries of county em ice in much the way a mayor runs a trying to ensure that suburban com first working day of the new (board of ice subject to review by the Boatd of first 90 days. Thereafter it wilt rneet ployees. There's not a single depart city. munities get a fair share of job training commissioners) session," Lucas told Commissioners. annually to exchange ideas, unless Lu ment in Wayne County — except the "I find it startling that more groups money. suburban news representatives last Shortly after winning 76 percent of cas requests more frequent meetings, Road Commission — where depart are becoming fractionalized and trying Lucas has asked county officials not week. the voj£, LUCM appointed the commis Cushman said he's excited about the ment heads earn more than the em to form a new organization. It seems so to negotiate union contracts and em . The plan, drafted by a group of law- sion to advisenim on a reorganization group effort and working for Lucas be ployees," Lucas said. inappropriate now," Nystrom said. ployees not to form unions untilhe is yers, accountants and other profession plan. The team is chaired by Edward L. cause he now has "the opportunity to "We're talking about $10,000 raises Nystrom's rejerence apparently was inaugurated Jan. 3. At that time, when which includes $5,000 for cost of living. to a suburban coalition of 13 Wayne his county reorganization plan is intact, so that makes it less than a $5,000 raise County suburbs led by Livonia Mayor he said he can determine how much County union chief hits Lucas for the six elected officials," he said Edward H McNamara, Lucas' foe in can be spent on salaries The head of a county employees union expressed LUCAS LAST WEEK proposed the pay increases f "shock and outrage" at County Executive-elect Wil to the county Compensation Commission shortly af liam Lucas' proposal to raise salaries of elected ter asking other county officials not to negotiate ' f officials $10,000 a year. new contracts until he takes office Jan 3 '. "It is beyond all logic, reason and decency to try to increase the salaries of the elected county politi "Our membership has sacrificed financially for cians." said James Glass, president of Michigan years," said Glass. "We have had layoffs, loss and AFSCME Council 25. transfer of departments and jobs. We have suffered [ "Thousands of loyal county employees have been from the effects of bad management and political ' holding the line, have no contract in place, have had lechery and greed," Glass said. no raises in pay, and have seen their work force "County commissioners have gotten big raises, j dwindle to near half of what it was." judges have gotten raises and perks " l f Nelsons Ultima II Color/Brush Celebration ! CLASS RING SPECIAL! I An $80 value.*.only $15 Picture Framing I The personal touch $10 Off I with any Ultima II purchase makes the big difference. Any 10K or I4K ! of 8.50 or more There s stJI lime for Iraming (of Chmlmas Gold Lance Class Ring NEW LOCATION ! 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5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Garden City Presbyterian Drop-In hockey at Civic Arena, Free movie at Library, 4 pm, Crime prevention meeting, 7 GC Civic Theatre PotLuck GC Jr. High School and GC High School wrestling Church services, 9:15 am & 11 11 am-1245 pm. $2.50. Every "Horrible Honchos" it pm, Maplewood Center. Dinner, Maplewood Communi elementary band concert, 7:30 tournament at John Glenn, 11 am, every Sunday. MoD.T-Wed , Fri—goalies free. "Hansel & Gretel" . Health screening tests: Allen ty Room, 6-10 pm. Bring dish pm, Jr. High Gym. am. Family Game Room today Call 261-3491. GC High School Basketball vs. Terrace, NorthviUe, Call for to pass. GC High School Basketball, 6 donates proceeds to downtown Stevenson, 6 pm. appointments pm, Franklin. development, 10 am-3 pm. Neighborhood Watch Meeting, Free Blood Pressure Check at Vera Bach Benefit at Lion & Maplewood Center, Room 3,-7 Maplewood Center, 10.30 the Sword, 2 pm Ui closing. pm. am-ll:30 am. Tickels: 12.00. Cable TV Commission Meeting. Garden City Lions Club Bingo, Maplewood Center, Room 5, 5:30 pm every Sunday. Legion 7 30 pm. Hall
12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. Garden City Presbyterian Wild Game Dinner, Leather GC Jr. High School Vocal Cambridge Adult Education GC High School Swimming vs. Last day of school for GC GC High School Wrestling Church Services. 9:15 am & 11 Bottle, 4 pm-on, proceeds go Music/Choros Concert. 730 Building Open House, 10 Cherry Hill. 3 30 pm. Public Schools, Classes Tournament, 10 am. am, every Sunday "An to CYAA and RIF, Adult: pm, Radcliff Gym. am-10 pm. resume on January 3 '83. GC Purple Heart Fundraiser Evening of Choirs and $475, Children: $2.75. Free movie, GC Library, 4 pm, Cable TV Commission Meeting, Drawing, Maplewood gym, Carols", 7:30 pm, at St. Board of Education Meeting. "Nutcracker", "Sleepy Hol Maplewood Center Room 5. noon. Raphael's Church. 5 area Central Office, 8 pm. low", "Banner in the Sky.' 7 30 pm. churches present this pro Health Screening Tests: gram, no admission charge. Plymouth Cultural Center, 525 Farmer, Call for appointment.
19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. Garden City Presbyterian Mime & Theater Workshop, Mime it Theater Workshop, MAPLEWOOD Community Maplewood Community Center Christmas Eve Candlelight CHRISTMAS Church Services 9:15 am & 11 Maplewood Center. 10:30 AM, Maplewood Center, 1030 am. Center Games Room/Gym closed until Monday, Dec. 27 Services, 8 pm & 10 pm, am, every Sunday. call 421-0610. call 421-0610. Open 8 am-10 pm. at 8 am. Garden City Presbyterian Children's Christmas Musical, 7 Maplewood Community Center Maplewood Community Center Church. pm, GC Presbyterian Church Games Room 'Gym Open 8 Games Room/Gym Open 8 am-10 pm. am-10 pm.
26. 27. 28. 29. 30. 31. Maplewood Community Center Maplewood Community Center Maplewood Community Center Maplewood Community Center HAPPY NEW YEAR! Open during the school Games Room and Gym Open Games Room /Gym Open 8 Closed until Monday, January Maplewood Community Center vacation. 8 am-10 pm am-10 pm. 3 at 8:30 am. New Year's Eve Party, 7 am-1 am. Community Rm., Call Senior Citizen Office,
Keeping posted This calendar of community events is compiled monthly by the published as a public service by The Observer. Groups interested 20th of each month. Garden City Parks and Recreation staff at Maplewood Center and in having their events listed may call the center at 421-0610 by the
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I, called the technology in December Both sessions ments and tours of the campus. cit and an approximate $20 million def er used the modified accrual basis be "I'm disappointed that governmental report "sobering." are open to high-school students and Nursing students, faculty members icit for 1982-83 cause it was never required. accounting can't count assets like brick "After bearing the report, I realize their parents at no charge. * and nursing graduates will be on hand I Al Koch, managing partner at Ernst and mortar of buildings, because we how much work needs to be done. We The college is at 8200 W. Outer Drive to answer questions. ! & Whinney, CPA, Tuesday presented THE COUNTY BOARD of Auditors probably have assets that exceed, our need a great deal of cooperation be at the Southfield Freeway, south of The medical technology open house ! the audit for the fiscal year ending said the report meets the audit require liabilities," she said. tween department heads and labor Seven Mile in Detroit. will be Tuesday, Dec. 14 from 3-5 p.m. Nov. 30 to the Wayne .County Board of ments of the U.S. Federal Revenue "If Wayne County were to go ban leaders to wipe but the deficit. 1 never The nursing career session, will be in the Mercy Conference Center. A s Auditors Sharing Act for 1980-82. It also pro krupt tomorrow and we could sell those imagined the (long-term) deficit would Tuesday, Dec. 7 from 1:31)-3 "p.m. in the short audio/visual presentation will ex County Executive-elect William Lu vides a transitional accounting and au buildings, we'd be able to cover our be so large," he added Mercy Conference Center. The pro plain Mercy's medical technology cas called the report "sobering." diting basis as the new Wayne County The 25-page document outlines every Charter becomes effective Jan. 1 category in the county's $700 million In January 1979, the Michigan De budget and sets up the books on a modi partment of Treasury attempted to fied accrual basis. perform a financial audit as required CASH "In the past the county has kept re by state law, but it was terminated in HOME ACCENT SALE cords on a cash basis, which means it August 1979 because of alleged "inau- NOW IN PROGRESS only recorded inflow and outflow of ditability" of county financial records, Paying Top Dollar cash," Koch explained. "This method the auditors reported. SAVE UP TO 33% Single Coins or Collections (modified accrual) looks at all debts "We have demonstrated that the Buying Scrap Gold & Silver and receipts," he said. county is auditable," Koch said. Silver Dollars Gold Coins KOCH NOTED that the audit didn't COMMISSIONER Kay Beard, D-Ink- Since 4937 V.G. or better Silver Coins include financial statements for Wayne ster, attended the meeting and said she County General Hospital or the drain was not sufprised by the auditor's find 40% & 90% commission. ings. A Beautiful Store with Beautiful Furniture Call for Quote Those two agencies were not shown "I do think it's important for the gen as separate accounts, but rather eral public to realize that the actual America's most distinguished traditional furniture lumped into the general fund. Koch deficit is not as bad as it appears be 1039NoviRd.. 348-8340 said that practice would be discontin cause much of the deficit is long term. dolontal Spouse Northville Just Coins M..T . W..F. 10-6 ued now that the county will be audited We actually only have a $20 million 20292 Middlebelt Rd. 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Air Force scientific phony Orchestra management wants for a media No events have been canceled as of press time. engineering of tor to help it reach contract agreement with its 100 The DSO plays approximately four times a week, NOUVEAUTE ficers plan tomor union musicians. 52 weeks a year, Cornelsen said. row's weapon "We have asked our attorney to seek the assist A management spokesman said the operating systems. If you budget is about $9.1 million with 52 percent going Happy Hour Monday thru Friday ance of a state or federal mediator," said Oleg have a scientific or Lobanov, executive vice president and managing to labor costs, Including wages and fringes. director of the DSO, minutes after the musicians 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. engineering de gree, you can join announced a strike deadline of 2 p.m. next Thurs CORNELSEN SAID DSO musicians are seeking Proper Allifd. Please day. settlements comparable to the New York Philhar a dynamic team. The Michigan Employment Relations Commis monic and Chicago Symphony orchestras, both of Monday Night Football Party See your ideas ma which reached three-year contracts in recent sion late Tuesday assigned Edward Phillips to the Big Screen TV terialize. Contact [*•**>>, mexje e»pre*vlf to' r<~ o^cJ wQ\*' lo*ed o<--e* case. weeks. an Air Force Major issues, both sides agreed, are pay scales, "The musicians are-seeking wage increases Live Entertainment frirnai .6/oce'e<» Ne PLYMOUTH CLE4R4NCE 1049 Main 453-6471 FARMINGTON CENTER 32432 8 Mile 471-5144 Buy half and get the other half free. 1400 Academy. Ferndale. 3986050. + *M + + *m*m + **M mttiaa^^m^^^^m^^^t^l^^mimmt^mi^mimtllmimmmtt^l^^t^^m^^^mi^ma^^im MMl*«**Mi^i*lA**MttiM*«i*^iMft«4^*li*^*l 10A(W.Q) O&E Thursday, Oecember 2. 1982 Crowd pleasers Marching down Woodward Avenue for the 53rd annual Hudson's Thanksgiving Day parade was the Garden City High School Cougar marching band,, the lead group in the nationally-televised event. Di rector James Cheype (left) led the band which was accompa nied by the school's cheerleaders, majorettes, flag squad, and drum major. Be hind the band is the towering Nutcracker figure balloon. An estimated 500,000 persons en joyed the parade. Warehouse Way DAVID MAIHALA6 Greg takes to the ice Greg Campbell, 18, of Garden City, goes through a coordination drill at the Joe Louis Arena recently with Linda Sowed, perform ance director of the Disney "Great Ice Odyessy." Campbell is an ice skating teacher and Sowell said after his tryout that he is a "powerful, disciplined skater." . Basketball signup starts The Wayne-Westland YMCA is taking registration for their Youth Basket ball program. The program is open to boys and girls in grades 3-6. Practice and games will begin in January. Fee is (18 for YMCA members, $20 for non-members. For further information, contact the Wayne-Westland YMCA, 827 S. Wayne Road, Westland, or call 721-7044. GARDEN CITY (Middlebelt at Ford Rd.) 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Tbe City rejervtt tbe rljkt (o accept or reject any or »D bM» t&4 to w»iv« any InforroallUe* wbeo deemed In M&.i tkebestlnWrestoftkeCUy . -• • mm J.IMIT 2 PLEASE REQ. 39 6.4-OZ. 12-02. .BONAIDD SftOWALTER OEL 99 BTL 1 CUy CJert-Trtuurw wm Publlii December 1, I »M ______PRICES EFFECTIVE DEC. 2 THRU DEC. 7, 1982. WPM Thursday, December 2, 1982 O&E (L.R.W.G)HA DEEI TRIPLE METHOD 8TEAM Community colleges leap •tempoo-Steam J Carpet MX« * eXTTUCTON USED AUTO SHOW CARPET Cleaning r n Living Room $26.95 Free Scotchgs/d - One Room into technical courses All Additional Rooms $10.95 FALL REMNANT SALE! By 8u*ie Rollins 8lnger ttty>Wmt • Dtotfortx*. Furrflm COME IN ^^Employees need to be upgraded to learn high Ptti* • Hantf 8crut>fc*J Corrwr* K\1 a COME IN o • Staff writer tenchology, and it's our job to supply them with the Expires Dee 9.19W NOW skills," he added. Business'and industry representatives routinely Expert Fumhure CieenJng 12 Years In This Area FOR BEST Conference attendees also learned which federal UCEH8ED A INSURED 60% ask Schoolcraft College personnel to design highly and state grants are presently available for voca , MTWACnON CUAKAKTf ED SELECTION! technical courses and programs so their employees tional education training as well as how such com Own Carp*t 632-8080 can take them and be brought up to date. munity groups as chambers of commerce can in w * Furniture ClMn*rt • Radford USED "There are so many rapid changes taking place teract with colleges. (in industry) with regards to technology," said Stu AUTO SHOW art* Baker, Schoolcraft's coordinator of business A SYNOPSIS of the conference will be published and industry programs 'Laurel in the Economic Development Network News. "Community colleges are flexible and can adopt FUBNITVBE CARPET to those needs, which is why we thought it was our The EDN, Baker explained, represents a group of role to host a conference." community colleges and businesses interested in sharing resources to train and retrain employees: Stacking SO 54 PERSONS from 10 community* colleges, '.'There is a lot of coordination between business, Tables businesses and trade associations recently attended industry and college programs. The high tech thrust Unlimited Uses m a one-day workshop at Schoolcraft designed for is here to stay, and companies have requested Oak & Maple members of the Southeastern Michigan League of courses in data processing and- microprocessing," Finish Community Colleges. Title was the "Community Baker said. College's Role in Economic Redevelopment." "We work with corporations and their employees $ Community colleges are responsible for being a and contract education. We try to determine all the 39.88 1 resource and training ground for businesses and in costs ahead of time and offer the courses on site at stitutions which are expanding, Baker said. the company location." Height 16* DONALD E. McNABB CO. 22150 W. 8 Mile Rd. (W. of Lahser) 357-2626 584 W. Aon Arbor Tr. Open da.ly 9:30-6pm WS4 Hours: Mon.-Thur8. 9-5, Fri. 9-9, Sat. 9-1 *•$*•* Beginning Jan. 1, the $2.50 Southeast Michigan vance to motorists in three counties. -The $2.50 Transportation Authority (SEMTA) tax for renew SEMTA tax along with a $6 tax on titles have been ing vehicle registrations no longer will be collected collected in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties 1 in Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties. since 1977. Make Town W Country Hardware Your According to Secretary of State Richard Austin. The change is reflected in prepared vehicle re the law establishing both special taxes is scheduled newal applications now being send 45 days in ad to expire Dec. 31. ,® (MISIMM :1-.. 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TOWN'N COUNTRY 27740 FORD ROADPCHE 3¼ blocks west of Inkster Rd, * WARREN TRENTON NOVI HARDWARE and FIREPLACE GAH0EN CITY. MICHIGAN i 12 Milo Road Van Horn at Fort 1-96 al Novl Rd. Exit a I Hoover (Trafford Sq. Clr.) (Adjacent to 12 Oaks) Mm Phone: 422-2750 nr~=^~2L [MaitwConl Charge it! 574-2440 676-8900 349-3700 Open 9 lo 8 pm Monday thru Friday • 9 to 6 pm Saturday * Closed Sundays A*,** mmm 12A(W) O&E Thursday, Oecember 2, 1982 Junior Miss enjoy the pageantry Wayne-Westland's 16th annual Junior Miss program is over but for many the excitement is still (here. ... Sponsored by Wayne-Westland Junior Miss Inc., this year's program saw 20 candidates vie for the title of 1983 Junior Miss. For Denise Marie Bixler, a 17-year-old senior at John Glenn High School who now wears the crown, there is a busy year ahead. She will represent Wayne-Westland in various civic events and will repre sent the cities in the state pageant to be held in Marshall in January. She was awarded a $500 cash scholarship from Wayne-Westland Junior Miss Inc., a $100 cash scholarship from Westland Mayor Charles Pickering, a $200 cash scholarship from Westland senior citizens along, with other prizes. First runner-up Laura Turbeville of Wayne Memorial High won $250 in scholarships. Second runner-up Susan Smiley, also of Wayne Memorial, will get $150 in cash scholarships. She also won the Spirit of Junior Miss award. Heading this year's program was Tony Rosati who, with his wife, Carol, have been involved in the program for 10 years. CRAIG GAFFlElD/staff photographer Winners in the program were Susan Smiley (left) second runner-up Larua Turbeville, first runner-up; and Denise Bixler, who was and also named "Spirit of Junior Miss"; Corrine Nozewski and An named Junior Miss for 1983. nette Clark who tied for the creative and performing arts award; Denise Bixler shed tears of joy after.been chosen 1983 Junior Miss in 16th annual Wayne-Westland program. Poise and appearance was one of the categories used by the judges in selecting winners in the Junior Miss program. Lynne Taylor, outgoing Junior Miss, showed eniotion when. Tony ftpsati, president of the Wayne-Westland program, 'Complimented her for her work as Junior Miss and praised her as a person. Wiping away the tears of joy and moving her hair out of her face is Denis© Bixler, 1983 Wayne-Westland Junior Miss pageant winner. Thursday. December 2, 1982 O&E (R,W.G-13AXL)1SA Fleet is older The Ultimate Alternative to Used car prices set new record SOS" HIGH FUEL BILLS: Woodstoves by The nation's retail, used-car sales The new figures are based on a na the polls. Statistics on used units are In 1979, used car buyers said they Verm on! Castings last year slipped 5.1 percent to 17.7 tionwide poll of used-car buyers by not issued by industry or government. had kept their previous new car 3.23 million units from 1980's record 18.7 The Deliani. the vigilani or the Hertz", which sells used vehicles from The new Hertz poll shows 31 percent years and had driven it 11,396 miles a smaller Resolute: million units. But inflation pushed total its lease-rental fleets and regularly re of used-car buyers have never bought a year This year, they $aid they had kept • Automatic Thermostatic Con purchase prices to an all-time high of ports on used-vehicle sales. new car — up from 23 percent in 1979. their old used auto 4.2 years and had trol — for up to 14 hours of slow $74.72 billion, a 5.5 percent advance And 75 percent give "low price" as the driven it just 10,479 miles a year be burning on a single load from the prior year. THE AVERAGE purchase price for reason for buying second-hand, against fore trading or scrapping it. • Unique Baffling System — pro The annual estimate by Hertz Corp second-hand units sold in 1982 hit a 65 percent three years ago. vides maximum he^t out-put • Air Tight — gives moro efficient still puts UJS. sales of second-hand au- record $4,773, some 13 percent above While used-car buyers averaged 2.2 heating with, less fuet tos ahead of new-car volume by more the 1981 average of $4,218 and 33 per The Hertz figures show .used-car pur cars owned now per family and had chase prices last year averaged 47 per • All Cast Iron — assures years of than two-to-one since 198l's new car cent more than 1979's price tag. bought 2.1 new cars during the past 10 service and durability total was just 8.4 million units cent less, than the average new car The price hikes came despite the fact years, 75 percent of the buyers said the sales price of $7,967. On a model-for- 9 "The data shows a fundamental that 1982's average used car sold was car they now consider the primary auto Heat D Sweep change in the auto buying and driving model basis, purchase prices range 4.25 years old, almost 16 percent older in tne family was purchased used from 23 percent to 85 percent less than habits of American motorists," Hertz than the 1981 average of 3.67 years and rather than new. Your Vermont reported. 'Buyers of both used and new new-car outlays, depending on the used 49 percent older than the 2.86 years in car's age and mileage. Castings Dealer cars are purchasing smaller units with 1979, the lease-rental company's report MOTORISTS purchasing used cars in fewer options, keeping them longer and said. . 1982 now intend to keep these units driving them less, primarily because This year's typical used car pur 3.78 years, but in 1979 planned to keep Used-car ownership and operating The Defiant they cannot afford — or choose not to chased had run 43,711 miles, 17 percent them only three years. costs for similar driving and use peri spend — the money to buy as often or more than last year and 51 percent Today, used-car owners plan to drive ods averaged 42 percent less than new- drive as far as in past years." above the 1979 average, according to only 12,300 miles a year, against plans car expenses. A typical compact model to drive 12,900 annual miles in 1979, purchased when it was 4 years old and Heat *n Sweep, inc. Hertz reported. driven another four years at 10,000 The Wood/Solar Heal Specialists... plus a whole lot more! Doctors to talk on nuclear war Actual ownership has been longer miles a year cost 23.6 cents a mile, 706 S. MAIN, PLYMOUTH than drivers intended, and distance against 44 6 cents for a new compact 455-2820 War in a nuclear age will be dis versity, will speak. Small is considered driven has been less, the report points driven the same distance, a 48 percent Vli/Tt' punul Ui represent Vermont OiMtn^.s cussed at the next open meeting of an expert on issues of national security. out. saving. Physicians for Social Responsibility at The meeting is open to the public. 7:30 p.m. Dec. 15 in the Northwest Uni Physicians for Social Responsibility tarian Universalist Church in South- is a nationwide, non-profit organization field. dedicated to educating the public re Dr. Mell Small, chairman of the his garding the medical consequences of tory department at Wayne State Uni nuclear war. 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CIEMENS 5 5 Oro.ibock 469 J300 Friday PINE 8 o.m to 8 p m OWOSSO 1315 E. Moin St 723 8911 REOFORO 12223 InktierRd 937 91 1 I Saturday SEE THEM ON DISPLAY AT CASHWAY SOUTHFIflO 22800 W. 8 Mil. 353 2570 8 o m to S p. m. mmmm^M^ 437 4161 19140 FARMINGTON RD. SOUIH irON 20801 Pontloc Troil Sundoy UTICA 48075 Van Dyk. 739 7463 10 o.m. to 4 p m AT SEVEN MILE, LIVONIA LUMBER WATERFORD 7374 HigMond 8 ______„__^_^______^____fc____^______,< |j t a division ot Ill c G 11 a u n ©bseruer Suburban Communications Corp. 36251 Schoolcraft Sandra Armbruster editor Dick l8ham, general manager Philip Power chairman ot the board Livonia Ml 48i50 Nick Sharkey managing editor Fred Wright circulation director Richard Aginian president opinion • 3i3i 59i 2300 O&EThursday, December 2. 1982 14A HE CAMPAIGN .leading up to the special office. Now it's up to the same group to fill the Joining him in the quest for a six-month term are ideas have been sorely missed. election Dec. 7 to fill four seats on the resulting vacancies Mathew McCusker and Sharon Scott. Both contend LeDuc holds the potential for being a leading Wayne-Westland school board has been an This is the proper time to select a board member ers give the impression of being neophytes in deal force on the board. T exciting one made so by all the new faces that you'll be comfortable with. ing with issues in the district Both also promise to As with the six-month term, there are two good in the running and by renewed community interest work well with other board members and act to choices for filling the fourth board opening: Ka- in the school system. Considering that this is the HAVING SAID all that. Jet's take a look at who ease the division on the board. Either one would thrvn Shaw and Kathleen Chorbagian fifth election faced by voters this year, maintaining will best fill the vacancies There are two six- make an acceptable board member for a six-month Shaw is thoughtful, will examine issues carefully. interest is a real accomplishment to be proud of. month unexpired terms and two 18-month terms to period. can disagree without being disagreeable and does Most candidates have shown themselves to be •be filled. have connections with the new governor-elect's .ad aware of the Issues — maintaining quality educa Glenn Anderson will be a difficult man to beat for TOPPING THE list of seven contenders for the ministration , tion, financing the schools, enrollment and the need a six-month term. His political campaign appears 18-month term is the Rev. William LeDuc The Chorbagian unfortunately comes across at times for improved relations among factions in the dis to be well organized, and he is familiar with the expression, trite but apt, which best describes like a cheerleader for the-district, but the lady has trict issues. LeDuc is the one that talks about making lemonade paid her dues with an arm's length list of communi The community owes a big thank you for the in But most importantly. Anderson is determined to out of a lemon Besides his study x»f the issues. ty service. She knows well the district and its prob terest and courtesy with which the candidates are get on with the education of our young folks, leaving LeDuc is remarkable for his attitude lems, but she has the confidence the district needs conducting the campaign. And the best way to show behind the acrimonious relationships which have The district needs a clear thinker who won't take that they can be solved. the hopeful contenders how much you care is to turn virtually halted effective operation of'the district. guff yet knows how to conduct himself with dignity. Voters, the choices are yours to make. Be sure to out and vote come Dec. 7. After all, it was the vot We hope that Anderson will become the mediat LeDuc reminds one of former board member Ste take advantage of that right. It's also your respon- ing public which recalled four board members from ing influence he pledges himself to be. phen Kelly whose moderating influence and new sibilitv. 'He's going first class!' Bob Tim > Wisler Richard Lucas, team Karoub rules exude much 3rd branch sincerity in Lansing URING A RECENT disagreement between INCERITY. 1950s STYLE, radiates from Livonia Mayor Edward McNamara and Wayne County Executive-elect William Lu state Rep. Jack Kirksey over who should cas and his transition team. Over lunch last D have been doing what to save the city of S week, they gave the impression they are sin Livonia's share of racetrack revenue, McNamara cere in wanting to straighten out the crony-laden, complained that neitherKirksey nor state Sen. R. deficit-plagued county government that has soaked Robert Geake. R-Northville. had informed him up so much state, federal and local money. And you Gov. William Milliken had vetoed a race track ap want them to succeed. propriations bill. - . . Lucas and press secretary. Bill Johnson invite McNamara had to find out. he said, from lobbyist questions and press contact. Lucas says he is seek James Karoub, whose firm is retained by Livonia to ing advice from the able Oakland County Executive represent its interests in Lansing at $22,000 per Dan Murphv and his staff, who pioneered the county year Karoub more than earns the money by helping executive form of government in Michigan (though secure passage of the yearly appropriations bill, not with a home-rule charter). which allocates money to cities with race tracks — Lucas has appointed a task force (50-some men more than $600,000 a year to Livonia. and four women) to advise him on reorganization. McNamara's lament may have been somewhat of The elaborate committee structure covers such one-upmanship move in a minor skirmish with items as criminal justice, data processing, finance, Kirksey, because nobody in state government or lo personnel, public works, and purchasing. To Lucas' cal government should be surprised that Karoub is credit, he will let this first-class group report pub the firstest with the mostest. licly Dec. 15. e*ven before his own staff has time to weed out possibly unacceptable ideas. One only KAROUB, 53, is a former Highland Park politi wishes thereport had been made before the Nov. 2 cian and Jaycee young man of the year (1964) who election. served two terms in the state Legislature (1962-63, Lucas Jan. 3 inauguration will begin with Mass _ OKEPtffR i£<£6NTR«. WOLS^ 1967-68) before being knocked out in a 1968 Demo and a prayer breakfast His priest brother and nun cratic primary, which pitted him against six Poles. sister will be in town for the ceremony. That is a Most defeated politicians pack up their troubles ^sincere beginning. It developed character and go back homer but Karoub was never known for SOME BOTHERSOME points linger, however giving up easily. After asking unionized county employees to pre Of the myriad of lobbyists who have tried to in pare for concessions. Lucas went before the Com fluence state legislators, including a few dozen for pensation Commission to ask a $70,000-plus salary When players ran the game mer legislators, Karoub stands head and shoulders for himself and $10,000 raises for other elected above the rest. This is true even though Karoub county administrators. His timing couldn't have makes Jim Blanchard look tall. been worse. And even if the idea is justifiable, S THE COLLEGE football season moves to its However short and slight he is, Karoub is always couldn't the clerk or prosecutor have been persuad conclusion with the holiday bowl games, intense. He is even fierce and intimidating when he ed to make the public presentation? two big questions still persist ) the stroller wants to be, which is most of the time, particularly His closest advisers remain Jamiel Akhtar, a for A Is there too much emphasis on winning? when he has his mind set on securing passage of mer union leader in the sheriff's department, and certain legislation or blocking passage of other leg Dennis Nystrom. who was first the union's and then Is the present game really developing character 1 w.w. islation. Lucas' lawyer in the long, unsuccessful court fights and leadership'' Karoub's lobbying firm has the biggest stable of to save jobs in that department when other county Edgar clients in Lansing including Blue Cross and several departments were taking layoffs Let's look at the first question and take the case associations related to racing. Most recently he was r laicas asked for — and amazingly received — of the University of Michigan, which is being given credit for engineering the re-election of Sen. SI88.000 from the lame-duck Board of Commis #frowned upon because it lost its final game to Ohio William D. Faust, D-Westland, as Senate majority sioners for transition expenses, some of. dubious State and yet kept its right to appear in the presti Not long ago there was a time when the game leader over the UAW's darling, Gary Corbin, D- value (Nystrom assured us. in all sincerity, that a gious Rose Bowl on New Year's Day. was in the players' hands. Once the game started, Clio. lot of the money wouldn't be used. Let's hope he is they were on their own, and the quarterback han Sen. Basil Brown, DHighland Park, gave this correct.) True, the Wolverines didn't look good against the dled the offense with lessons taken from the coach's reason for voting for.Co.rbin and_against_Faust^ "If YET FOR ALL their sincerity, one must search Ohio State Buckeyes — but they won eight confer book of plays. it's true, and I think it is, that one of emVTrte in vain for a fresh, specific idea from Lucas or the ence games in a row and had the best percentage Once in a while, the coach, through a set of sig UAW's stooge and the other one is Jimmy Karoub's transition team Their talk about "streamlined," record. So why should the Ohio defeat cast a nals, would send a message.to the quarterback, but stooge, then it's a matter-of whose stooge you pre accountable'' and "procedures" never progresses smudge on the entire season? it wasn't regular practice. fer. I prefer the UAW's stooge." "^ beyond generalities. The chief of tins style was "Greasy" Neale at With 76 percent of the vote. Lucas believes he has THEN THERE is the case of Michigan State, West Virginia. On game days, he always wore a yel FOR MANY YEARS, Karoub's most important earned public confidence, inviting all to "look at my where coach Muddy Waters was fired because he low cap and light tan shoes. Ail during the game, he ally in the Legislature was Sen. Bill Huffman, D- record." had a losing season. would twist the peak of his cap or lift his leg in a Madison Heights, who was long-time vice chairman What record? Wasjie eyer a leader in the Sheriffs . True, the team's record was poor, but the critics kicking motion. There was no rule that covered a of the Senate Appropriations Committee and, for a Association or the Michigan Association of Coun failed to consider the type of talent the coaches had coach's wearing apparel. number of reasons, almost ran the committee ties? Didn't Lucas as sheriff overspend his budget on their squad. * When The Stroller sees these plays being sent in Huffman (who retired this year to become a lob by $460,0*00 in 1968-9, by $1 million in 1972-3, by Most of the criticism came from the old grads from the bench, he-often wonders what will happen byist with none other than James Karoub) could get $13 million in 1974-5, by $3.4 million in 1977-8 and who want a winner at any cost. You see them in the to these players'when they get into trouble but in just about anything he wanted out of other legisla by $5 4 million in 1980-1, and have to request "sup stands, wringing their hands when things go wrong. the business world. There will be no one to turn to tors because of the committee control over appro- . plemental" appropriations each of those years? The Stroller well remembers the year that Michi-1 — and they'll be in real trouble. priations. As he used to say, "Sooner or later, they Didn't the man who last week talked about gan missed on four tries from the one-yard line and all come to me." ' avoiding confrontations" and decreasing tensions lost the Ohio game in Columbus and the bid to go to THE STROLLER often is reminded of another If all this gives you an indication that there is between Detroit and the suburbs accept the support the Rose Bowl. The hooting and hollering from the day when he was covering the University of, Detroit something wrong with slate Legislature, so be it. of a "Black Slate" this year? L_ Michigan stands was terrific. No credit was given to games and Gus Dorais was the coach. Didn't the man who says he will curb the man Ohio for stopping four successive charges. M In^the final game of the season, the Titans were THE FACT is (hat at present there d>e essential agement "union" in the discredited Road Commis This is a simple case of too much emphasis on trailing by Three points and had the ball deep in ly three branches of government involved in sion also serve on an examination panel for the son- winning. enemy territory. They could have tried a game^ lawmaking: 1) the executive, 2) the Legislature and in-law of Road Commission Chairman Mike Berry? tying field goal, but quarterback Cliff Marsh called 3) the lobbyists and pressure groups — with Karoub And didn't that panel score the candidate for assist- THEN THERE is the present practice of a trick play. It backfired, and the Titans lost. at the apex. -ant airport superintendent 100 percent based on coaches' sending in plays to the quarterback. "Why did you call a play like that?" Dorais asked The hidden branch of government is able to exert "pergpnal quaJjjf,j©ations," an orajjes) and "experi H/ How much leadership is being built into the life of him later in the locker room. political influence far beyond what is reasonable ence"? ; ^ the players when they must look toward the bench "We didn't want to wind up in a tie. We wanted to simply because it makes the bulk of political con IN THE POP songs of the 1950s, to win the girl on every play? win," Marsh answered. tributions to legislative election campaigns. you didn't need a good job/ money, character or a At Michigan,, for instance, it is said that Steven "OK," Dorais said. "It's your game, if that's the One thing the Michigan Legislature could do with, passionate heart. All you needed was sincerity. Smith is ohe of the best quarterbacks to come along way you felt." its time during the next legislative year is to deter If sincerity can straighten out the embarrass in a while. Then why does he look to the bench, or Football would be better off if it turned back to mine a better method of financing election cam ment that is Wayne County government, Lucas and even take time out to visit the bench, for every or the days when the players ran the game. They'd paigns — the posslbllty of public financing should be considered. • his team should do fine. v der? develop character and leadership. Thursday. December 2. 1982 O&E (P.C-19A^R. W.G- 15A)*21A photography Monte Nagler Portrait can be a visual biography of a person A good portrait should try to tell verts it into an acceptable 100 mm versation and being relaxed yourself. something about the subject. A photo lens. Any lens larger than 200 mm will Talk constantly and your subject will graph of someone is, in a sense, a visual "flatten" the image and the face won't forget you are a photographer. .biography. appear normal in the finished portrait Above all, don't force him or her Into In fact, some of the best portraits a pose. Your aim should be to relax the are not mere likenesses, but are in YOUR FILM should be medium to subject and make him feel like a valu terpretations of the subject's charac fast. able part of the creative process of get ter. Be prepared to take lots of pictures. ting a meaningful image on film. How do you go about getting good, Facial expressions are constantly LIGHTING is of utmost importance. meaningful portraits? changing, and each subtle shift should The best guideline is to keep it simple. be captured on film. Often, an entire I prefer natural window light or a LET'S START by talking about roll of film will produce only two or single photo-hood at a 45-degree angle lenses. three good shots. to the side and 45-degree angle above The best focal length lenses to use For correct exposure, move in close the subject. are those between 85mm and 200mm. and take your reading directly off the To fill in the side of the face opposite Any lens shorter than 85mm will neces skin. This way, an extremely light or the light source, use a white or alumi sitate your shooting at an intimidating- dark background \von't influence the num covered poster as a reflector. ly close distance and will also result in meter. If you desire, an extra light above distortion of the face. Before starting to shoot, build rap and behind the subject will dramatical This means you shouldn't use your port between you and your subject. The ly accentuate the hair. normal 50 mm less for portraits unless whole setting must be relaxed. Be sure that there's a sparkle in the you have a 2-X telextender which con How best to do this? By lots of con- eyes that is caused by the reflection of the light source. This is called a "catch light" and is crucial in giving "life" to PLA>N ftACKgROPM^ a portrait. Because the eyes are the most im portant facial feature, always focus 0VERHEAP REFLECTOR sharply on them. WATCH YOUR backgrounds, too. A plain wall or piece of poster board will LlfrHf /^ serve as an ideal interior background. (White Outdoors, you may have to use a /' \\ Y wide aperture to reduce depth-of-field , ° and blur out what could be a distract 3luminum ing background. covered)! Here are some more hints to help you take better portraits: SUBJECT • Composition — Faces naturally go up and down so in most cases, shoot with a vertical format. • Wrinkles — Use a soft-focus filter to minimize on a woman, but not on a man where wrinkles can add charac ter. y • Noses — Shoot at an angle with wide-nosed subject and head-on with long-nosed subject. • Glasses — Carefully check the MAIN viewfinder for unwanted reflections; LIGHT adjust the lighting if necessary. Suellen Feinberg's face has a natural, expressive reflector board on the shadow side and an over- So learn to say "watch the birdie" by appearance. In making this home portrait, Monte head light on the hair. following the easy guidelines presented Nagler used an 85mm lens, a single main light, a in this column. If you do, your portraits ^"& CAMERA will most certainly not be for the birds. 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EXPRESS -¾f""-0oi<'.*^«Te " DAILY 6:30 • 5:30 SAT fc30 - 5O0 OPEN EVENINGS TIL9P.M. SAT.10-5:30 SUN12-5 vj8A-i ^- 8AT ¢:30 • 5:00 SUNDAY 12-5-«2 1 £00-5:00 ©bseruer suburban life Margaret Miller editor/591-2300 Thursday, December 2,1982 O&E (W)1B Chimneysweep Kevin Clark of Westland uses a long pole to encourage a raccoon to leave a chimney Bats and racoons are in his day s work By Sherry Kahan were flying around its dining room staff writer "That's how close we get." And after he made a climb up a 70- 'Any time we can live trap or flush an E THOUGHT his career lay in foot fire escape to the top of the club, the world of clean business he found evidence that several U-M animal out, we'd prefer to. All animals in suits and advertising sales. students had been there before him. the chain are beneficial. Bats eat H But his employer's business One of the names he found scratched failed, and Kevin Clark soon found in the high-up brick was that of Rick upward of 500 mosquitos a night.' himself wearing heavy work clothes Leach, the former U-M star football —Chimneysweep Kevin Clark cleaning chimneys, removing raccoons quarterback who now plays baseball and clearing bats from attics. with the Detroit Tigers. Some months after he started, his own business, this Westland resident CLARK BRANDS AS "an old wives' ly they jump down or run down by home fires in 1981 were caused by im found himself on his hands and knees tale" the idea that bats fly into people's themselves. proper maintenance, Clark said, quot crawling around a hot summer attic in hair. "I've heard tell they can jump 50 feet ing statistics from the State Police Fire thick protective clothing and gloves. "Out of dealing with about 500 bats and hit the ground running. They are Marshal division. The damage of these In top hat and tails, Clark gets set for a cleanup job that may He was looking for bat droppings this year, only one ever tried to dive extremely tough animak. I had only fires was listed at $11.5 million, up involve animals as well as creosote. which, like pigeon droppings, can carry bomb us," he said. one stand up and challenge me. He from $8,345,000 from the previous disease. He was there to seal up the en He also knows they can see in the stood up on his hind legs and snarled. year. try way for the flying rodents. daylight, having watched them leave a After about 15 seconds he turned and Clark's Chimney Service can be "Most of the time I don't see the house and fly into a nearby tree when jumped." reached at 595-3065. . ' bats," said Clark. "But I hear them. the sun was out. Raccoons can crawl through a space They have a high-pitched squeal. A bat "Anytime we can live^-trap or flush the size of a hot dog bun. "Their fur can squeeze through a hole smaller an animal out, we'd prefer to," Clark makes them look bigger than they are," than a dime. said. "AH animals in the chain are ben said Clark. "The record raccoon was" "They have only one central bone eficial. Bats eat upward of 500 mosqui about 62 pounds." from head to tail. Everything else is toes a night." Clark's wife Linda, joining in the talk flexible cartilege which can be He said that when he brings out baby of chasing bats, raccoons and occasion squeezed through small openings. It is raccoons from attics, he places them in ally skunks, said she was very nervous incredible how small a space rodents a box on the chimney. at first about the fact that her hus like bats'and mice can go through." "Everytime we've done it the mother band's work took him to rooftops, the has come back for them," he said. • insides*of chimneys and to close en SINCE HE CREATED his new ca counters with animals. reer a little over a year ago, Clark has Clark, who gets referrals from the "But after six or seven months when had to bone-up oh animal knowledge Michigan Department of Natural Re he had no accidents, I stopped worry such as this. Knowing a thing or two sources as well as the Sputhfield police ing," she said. She still has an occasion about wildlife can help prevent injuries and South Oakland Animal Control, al moment of panic when circum in his line of work. said he has found more bats in Plym stances have kept him from calling in When he turned to work as a chim outh and Novi than in other areas. He on schedule. ney sweep, he didn't anticipate how in thinks that is because those two com volved with nature's creatures he munities are closer to the countryside. AS A CHIMNEY SWEEP Clark's, would have to become. He started with "Raccoons are especially, prevalent most important tool is his respirator, equipment loaned by his father, Jack in Farmington Hills, BTrTningham and which filters out the soot that would Clark, who lives in the Traverse City West Bloomiield," he said. otherwise clog his lungs. area and works as a sweep as a second "They tend to stay near creeks be Also essential to his business is his job. cause they like to eat frogs." costume, elegant top hat and tails. The Kevin knew a thing or two about The raccoon remover smashed a few clothes keep a tradition dating back to sweeping chimneys because he helped illusions about those supposedly clean the last century. his father while he was growing up. animals, which always wash their ap "In the old days chimney sweeps But raccoons sometimes nest in ples In a stream. didn't have much self-esteem," said chimneys, and one thing had a way of "Raccoons are extremely dirty and their modem-day counterpart. leading to another. Today Clark does a rabid," he said. "They foul their own "They decided to copy the Outfit the lot more than sweep those chimneys.' nest. A lot of their germs come from funeral directors wore. In effect they He repairs and rebuilds them, and he digging fngarbage'cans." were saying 'you look down-on us so removes a lot of unwanted animals. He To counter this Clark suggested that we'll come to your house in top hat and employs three people to help him. homeowners pour a cup of ammonia in tails.'1, While he was in the overheated attic, the bag before fastening It. Clark points to state statistics that Clark was looking for a brown stain on support the importance of cleaning the wall or roof. As bats sqweeze "RACCOONS ARE extremely fierce chimneys, particularly the removal of through they leave a greasy substance when cornered. They wjll even tear up creosote, an unburned gas that con from their skin around the hole. ..^- - targe dogs unless the dog Is specifically denses as a shiny bladk deposit. "I actually had a bat fly out of a hole trained to fight raccoons," he said. "Deposits build up and when they and brush against my hand," said "I don't corner them. Sometimes I receive a spark they catch on fire," he Clark, who recently rid the University sneak up and try to push them off the said. of Michigan Law Club of the bats that roof so I can screen the chimney. Most- Seventy-three percent of Michigan's Staff photos by Art Emanuele Clark learned the chimney sweeping business from his father, and now he's passing on some tips to his son Nicholas. 2B Vanderburg-Leonard Suzanne Marie Leonard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Antho ny J. Leonard of Livonia, became the bride of Kevin Walter Vanderburg in a ceremony In St. Aidan Catholic Church with the Rev. Alex Brunett officiating. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Van derburg. also of Livonia. The bride wore a princess style chiffon and lace gown with accents of seed pearls. Pearls also trimmed the Juliet cap that held her waist-length Illusion veil, and she carried a cascade of fern, ivy, white sweetheart roses and baby's breath. Michele Weber was maid of honor and the bridesmaids were Karen Smeveck, Marlene Goldstein, Gina Ross, Di- ahanne Crilly and Katie Bowby. They wore blue taffeta dresses with off-the-shoulder neck lines and carried bouquets of bown fern, white carnations, wheat and baby's breath. Eoll-Igarashi Swiacki-Davis Storck-Webb Assisting the bridegroom were Tim Crilly as best man and Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Eoll of Hatha Dr. and Mrs. Gerald Swiacki of groomsmen Ron Curl, Bob Stanley, Bob Gardner, David way Street, Livonia, announce the en Farmington Hills announce the engage Mr. and Mrs. Donald Storck of Wyan-, Dancha, Pete Gerbenski and Richard Leonard. gagement and approaching marriage ment of their daughter Cynthia Diane The couple received 300 guests at a reception at Corsi's dotte announce the approaching mar of their daughter Deborah Ruth to to Bruce Gregg Davis, son of Mrs. F. C. riage of their daughter Denise Kaye to Hall and went to the Pocono Mountains for their honeymoon. Hironobu Igarashi, son of Mr. and Mrs. Davis of Royal Oak. They are living in Livonia. Gillie W. Webb, son of Mr. and Mr& Hisakuni Igarashi of Chlba City, Japan. The bride-to-be is a graduate of the Ralph Webb of Warren Road, West- The bride-to-be is a graduate of University of Louisville, Division of land. 1 Western Michigan University and Nursing, and is now a supervisor with The bride-to-be is a graduate of Roo teaches English at a girls' junior col Vascular Studies Inc. Her fiance is a sevelt High School and employed by lege in Kofu, Japan. Her fiance gradu graduate of Wayne State University. William M. Mercer of Detroit. Her Fuller-Kotchevar ated from Waseda University in Japan He is a student at Detroit College of fiance is a student at Henry Ford Com and is employed as an engineer by IBM Law while employed with the U. S. Jus munity College. tice Department. in its development laboratory at Fu- They will be married Dec. 18 in St. St. Bernardine of Siena Catholic Church of Westland was jlsawa, Japan. A July, 1983 wedding is planned in John United Church of Christ, Wyan the setting for the wedding of Jean Louise Kotchevar and The couple will marry Dec. 28 in Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, dotte. Scott Michael Fuller. Ward Presbyterian Church of Livonia. Farmington. The bride is the daughter of Albin and Rose Kotchevar of Sandra Lane, Westland. Leo and Melina Fuller of Olson Street, Livonia, are the bridegroom's parents. The Rev. Richard McGarry officiated, and a reception How to tell the happy news was held after the ceremony in Mitch Housey's Compton Village Motor Inn. The Observer Suburban Life section will Pictures submitted with announcements sary announcements, at least on of the par-. The bride wore a white empire gown with sheer bishop be pleased to announced the news of your must be clear so that good reproduction is ties involved must be a resident of Livonia, sleeves and lace bodice. A matching lace headpiece held her engagement, wedding or anniversary. possible. They may be of the bride or bride- Garden City, Westland or Redford Town veil, and she carried pink and white long-stemmed roses elect or of the bridal couple. ship. with baby's breath. Forms are available for weddings and en Pictures will be returned if an addressed, Rose Ann McHugh, matron of honor for her sister, and gagements and may be picked up at the Anniversary information forms also are and stamped envelope is included with the bridesmaids Christine Blocher, Linda Burniac and Laura Livonia office, 36251 Schoolcraft. All infor available at the Livonia office. Pictures information. All announcements will be Fuller, wore full-skirted dresses in primrose pink with lace mation submitted muit include a telephone will be accepted only for couples married printed as soon as possible, but it is not pos bodices. They carried pink roses, three for the honor attend number so it can be checked during busi 50 years or more. sible to guarantee the publication date or to ant and one each for the bridesmaids. ness hours if necessary. In all engagement, wedding and anniver advise as to the publication date. Assisting the bridegroom were Richard Wieczorek as best 1 man and Michael McHugh, Don Burniac and Don Pare as .<* .t* •o, 'o. ushers. " 'OA. After an Orlando honeymoon, the couple will live in Livo ?fcC\ALLY pRlQBo nia. The bride graduated from Ladywood High School and Central Michigan University. The bridegroom is a graduate of Franklin High School Both are mployed by the Livonia school district. TfckeThe Natural Norwegian Overland Route Schultz-AHison Blue Fox Jackets s To The West Janet L. Allison and Bill Schuftl exchanged marriage 545 vows in a ceremony in Westminster United Presbyterian Church of Detroit, with the Rev. James Cole officiating. Limited The bride's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Allison of Quantities Louis Street, Redford. The bridegroom Is the son of Mrs. Vincent Schultz of Southfield. > * The bride wore a white gown with lace trimming the sweetheart neckline, sleeves and hemline. Her veil was illu sion and her flowers white and blue roses with baby's breath. Margaret Gallagher, matron of honor, wore a powder blue dress and carried flowers in shades of blue and dusty rose. She had blue flowers in her hair. Bridesmaids Theresa If you're hankerin' for some western boots, take the Matsco and Anne Kruszka were dressed similiarly in deeper quickest route to Overland Trading Company™. blue. We've got a selection of men's and women's Frye Boots The best man was Kevin Reid and the ushers Thomas that will drive you'wild. Rembiesa, Michael MacKenzie, Michael Martin and James Allison. Here at Overland Trading Company The reception was held in Mercy Conference Conference we carry originals. Beware of imitations. Center and the couple honeymooned on Myrtle Beach, S.C. WLA They are living in Detroit. Bothf are employed by the Methodist Children's Home in Redford. The bride is a graduate of Mercy College and has a OVERLAND TRADING CO. master's in social work from Wayne STate University. The DETROIT BIOOMFIEID HILLS bridegroom graduated from Aquinas College and has done ^3 -3 Third A\enu MiuMjy 9 JO 5 p m Twelve Oaks Mall ^-, Northland Shpg. Ctr. BVxxnfield Hilfi Thurjjjy t,l i }0 p> m 'j fur p Thursday. December 2. 1982 OicE Margaret Miller If your home is not yet bulging with carefully made craft items for Christ mas giving from local bazaars, then this may be Last Chance Weekend. If you're missing a present for Aunt Maud bazaars Completed dental service and Uncle Percy, you may want to try one more run through local crafts will offer 40 tables of crafts, games sales. Here are the upcoming ones. being planned by women of Livonia ARC FUND-RAISER I'm parting company this month and food from lO.a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 4* And our conversations have still gone Church of Christ. Crafts made by retarded persons and with.a gentleman I've known most of at Westland School, 27100 Bennett on as my kids reached adulthood and CONCERN DETROIT their parents will be on sale at the my Ufe. college and marriage. A Christmas gift solution in the form Redford LIVONIA ASSEMBLY OF GOD Christmas bazaar of the Association of a benefit celebrity auction will be for Retarded Citizens/Western Wayne He's the one who knows part of me Dr. Thompson also was on hand at A craft and bake sale will be on the sponsored by Concern Detroit from from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dec. 4 in the Har better than anyone else — he's my the funeral home when my mother 5:30-8:30 p.m. today at Emily's, 171 W. Agenda from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Satur- died, and he never fails to inquire day, Dec. 4, at the Livonia Assembly of old Coil Center for Developmentally dentist, and for close to 50 years he Congress, Detroit. Items on the auction Disabled, 35000 Van Born (between BISHOP BORGESS HIGH SCHOOL has teen keeping in good repair a set about my father and step-mother, block will include such treasures as the God, 33015 Seven Mile. Proceeds will also his patients for a bunch of years. be used for building repair and to help Venoy and Wayne roads), Wayne. Items A holiday bazaar will be held from 9 o/ choppers that never did amount to hat most recently kicked by Bo Schem- include woodcrafts, plants including am to 5 p.m. Dec. 5 in Bishop Borgess much. bechler, baseball spikes autographed needy-families during the holiday sea And recently we've been compar son, poinsettias, coins, white elephant High School, 11685 Appleton, Redford. ing notes on retirement plans Now by Tom Brookens, Larry Hearndon, items, baked goods and hot snacks. A My brother and I met Dr. Thomas working part-time, he's winding up Lance Parrish and Lou Whitaker, and a spaghetti dinner will be served from 4- Thompson when we were small his practice because his doctor has golf scorecard autographed by Jack DAD'S CLUB 7 p.m. To place an order for poinsettia youngsters and he was fresh from warned him an ailing hip won't take Nicklaus. About 65' craftspersons will display plants' or make a dinner reservation, dental school. He located in an office the constant standing a dentist must Other items are restaurant meals, a their work at a Christmas Fair from 10 call Linda Clark at 729-9100. not far from our home, and our par do. Jacque Cousteau Society membership, a.m. to 4. p.m. Dec. 4 in Ss. Peter and ents.decided that taking us'to him a Armetale Plate from Gov. and Mrs. Paul School, 7718 Westwood, Detroit. It LATHERS PTA beat trekking downtown to their den William Milliken and an original car is sponsored by the Dad's Club. Admis tist. Thus began a long relationship. About 100 tables of arts and crafts Fires needed toon by cartoonist Richard Guindon. sion is 50 cents. Exhibiting their work will be available to shoppers from 10 ON MY LATEST visit to the office For further details, call Concern at will be Bruce and Debbie Motetz and a.m. to 5 p.m. Dec. 4 at Lathers School, he's been sharing with another den 879-1333. Sally Fessler of Livonia. Westland par 28351 Marquette, corner of Harrison, Not all forest fires are bad. Sopme ticipants will be Marci Zyck, Debra WE'VE DONE some reminiscing tist, Thompson hauled out some of his Garden City. Among them will be are a decessary part of the natural pro LIVONIA CHURCH OF CHRIST Leright, Leslie Putnam and Betty during my recent checkups. One of old records. The date was 1936, and items of wood, glass, brass and pewter. cess that prunes and cleans the forest Pottery, airbrush paintings, wooden Wotring of Livonia. They will show periodically. In some areas, a lack of the incidents he remembers best from we both think we go back farther than Food will be served all day. It is the spice racks, quilted purses, pillows, stained glass, cactus dish gardens, chil forest fires — the result of effective the early days of his practice was the that. But this ruled sheet was inter 11th annual boutique of the Lathers frames, stationery holders, macrame dren's clothing, woodworking and wind fire prevention programs — has actu time my brother, then about 4, needed esting. There was my long-ago self, PTA. and Christmas ornaments will be dis chimes, bread dough, paintings on ally inhibited the natural reseeding of a couple of baby teeth yanked. My complete with the telephone number I had been trying to remember North- played by 25 artists in a Christmas wood and canvas, rocking horses, hand- certain pine trees whose seed cones mother amazed the young dentist by boutique from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m Dec. 2 painted sweatshirts and educational need the heat of the fires to spring offering to hold the gas mask while he lawn 1139 WESTLAND SCHOOL and 3 at 15461 Merriman, Livonia. It is soft sculplture. A Christmas fun fair and craft show open, National Geographic reports. did the job. Dr. Thompson has been putting fill ings on my fillings for years now, and Over the years we have kept up on this final fixing up he replaced a with each other's lives between prob- gold inlay that had become loose. ings, drillings and spittings. When he set it in, it fit perfectly. No Soroptimjists offer need for any grinding down to make While I was growing up and going the bite just right. r to hfgh school and camp and college, I e/utalb FURS heard about the childhood exploits of I commented on that fact as I his two daughters. thanked him for half a century of fine work. His answer was characteristic. awards and grants Manufacturing Makes the Big Difference Later we talked about his daugh ters' schooling and marriages and my "Too bad we have to quit," he said, four daughters arriving on the scene. "just when I'm starting to get good." Applications must be in soon for several awards banquet in May. Applications are now available in and grants offered by Soroptimist International of high schools. Livonia/Plymouth. The regional-awards program, based on financial High school seniors of Livonia, Plymouth and need, involve grants of $1,500 to a woman in the Northville, who are eligible for the youth-citizen midwest region who is attending college or univer ship awards should send their applications by Dec. sity classes, and working toward a baccalaureate, Y plans annual yule party 15 to Jessie Mae Sanderson, 9610 Blackburn, Livo masters or doctoral degree in her chosen field. nia 48150, 425-7690 or Garnet Trower, 397 Irvin, The training-awards program serves to assist Plymouth 48170, 453-4230. mature women interested in upward mobility, and The Northwest branch YWCA, Grand Church and piano and ballet students retraining for entry or re-entry into the labor mar Women hoping to receive a regional grant or a River at Beech-Daly in Redford, plans from the branch's classes. ket. Applicants are preferably the head of a house training awards grant should have their applica its annual community Christmas party hold or have a family dependent upon them. Two tions in by Jan. 1. They should be sent to Sanderson 2-4:30 p.m. Sunday. A room where small children can do training awards of $1,250 each are provided in the or Carol Marston, 32037 Plymouth, Livonia 48150, The event will feature the pompon Christmas arts and crafts also is region. 421-5454. J girls'and mixed chorus from Hilbert planned, and refreshments will be The midwestern region is composed of 56 clubs Junldr High School in Redford, the served. The event is free and the com Four seniors, selected for their service to com in Pennsylvania, Illinois, Kentucky, Indiana, Michi handbell choir from Redford Baptist munity Is invited. munity, school or home, will receive awards at a gan, Ohio and Wisconsin. Mall to have holiday music Th,e Livonia Mall will be alive with the sound of SAVING FOR music during the Christmas holidays. Shoppers will be able to listen to symphonic music, local choirs and two senior citizen kitchen bands. The Livonia Youth Symphaony will perform at the mall at 2:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 18. The Walled Lake Westerners choir will appear at THE HOLIDAYS CAN 2 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4. Other choirs will be Catho lic Central at 6:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 10; the Mer- cyaires at 2 and 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 11; St. Aga tha Chorale at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 17; and the Promise Choir at 1 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 18. A special shopping spree for senior citizens has BE A BEAR. been ;scheduled at the mall Tuesday, Dec. 7. Fea tured that day at 1 p.m. will be the Livonia Seniors Kitchen Band. Following it at 2:30 p.m. will be the Canton Senior Kitchen Band. You've heard the saying, "Christmas comes but once a year." Well, for Madonna announces people with a stack of bills to pay in January, once is quite enough. nursing orientation But now, First Federal of Michigan An Orientation for registered nurses interested in can take that Bah-Humbug spirit obtaining a bachelor's degree will be held at 10 out of your next holiday season am. Saturday, Dec. 4 in room 287 at Madonna Col when you join our Christmas Club lege. * now. You'll be prepared for those Prospective students will have an opportunity to meetjvith advisors and review the degree program. January bills and your money will For more details call the college at 591-5155. be earning 5½% per year, dally interest, paid and compounded quarterly. And when you join now, we'll give you a present. A Christmas Cub:u Getting Bear like the one you see here, free Fully let our Mandarin Mink Coal from the with a weekly deposit of S20 or Gcrvais collection as '(en on Channel 9, 10 pm more. Or only $2 with a weekly news Available in other mutation shades. deposit of $10. \ settled Stop by any branch office for full details on First Federal's Christmas/ Hanukkah Club. While you're there, *-^S£&L Mink Coats '2.995. made you can enter our drawing to win a Canadian LvnxJackets $2,500. s big 40-inch Christmas Bear to be WEEKLY TOTAL e+HR.sTfi/As • Canadian Red Fox Coats;Full Length)... 2,995. - simple. given away at each office. December DEPOSIT AMOUNT CUB COST Canadian Raccoon Jackets lM95. 17,1982. Everyone's eligible I $40 $2,000 ^PREE ; Raccoon Coats (Full Length) M,995. No obligation ^ 20 1.000 - FREE... . ^ Long Hair Beaver Jackets M,295. •New-town dilemmas fade after a J Open a Christmas Club account at $2 Fitch Coats (Lull Length) 2,700. WELCOME WAGON call. First Federal of Michigan today. Next 10 500 As your Hostess. It's my job.to helfr you 5 250 4 Coyote Coats ('Full Length) M,895. make the most of your new neighborhood. year you'll get many happy returns. 'P'us interest Our shopping areas. Community opportu nities. Special attractions. Lots of facts to save you time and money. Plus a basket of* gifts for your family. I'll be listening for DUTY & SALES TAX REFUNDED yoUr call. RATE OF PRESENT EXCHANGE 21% Ono ol Canada's Largest Collections In Mink Coats Specialists in Restyling Mink FIRST FEDERAL OF MICHIGAN «sta6i I91S LIVONIA P&fetlfalA FURS «Uflo Doing more-for more people-than ever before. WESTLAND II Newbufgf Wa)T>« Road Cr Designer for 46 Years CALL 464-6010 Main Office 1001 woodward Avenue. Detroit. Michigan 48226 Phone (313) 965-1400 a I Wan en Plymouth Road 425-7200 at Merrtman Branch offices throughout metropolitan Detroit. 762 Ouellelte Avenue 1 blocka Irom lunnal anil 421-4010 PLYMOUTH REDFORD CANTON TOWNSHIP Cherry Mill 1-519-253-2111 v»* S'o'a now'* DUN 9 6 356-7720 MkJdiebert Corner of Main St Grand ftrver ford Road at Mwrima^ in Windsor f'VJtyi »S at 7 Mil* Road ajy) Pervwman at McNterwi» »tM»o5«ny noa<3 728-6550 474-4643 453-7400 533-6100 981-2520 L*t ** Irani i^MAifc ** .**• *Mh 4B(L.R,W.Gj O&E Thursday, December 2, 1982 Y classes teach Yule decorating Workshops on using pine cones for from the instructor for $5-$10 depend decorating purposes and making green ing on the article made. The workshop centerpieces will be held from 1-3 p.m. fee is $4 for Y members, $7 for others clubs in action Tuesday and Wednesday in Northwest the Ford Pendulum Singles Club will be 21516 Farmington Road, Farmington. Ugaris O'Leary. For details, Chi Ome Branch YWCA, 25940 Grand River, The greens workshop on Wednesday • RETIREES LUNCHEON will cost 13 for Y members and $5 for The Metro chapter of the Michigan held at 8 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, in the To make a reservation call Sue Stinson gas may call O'Leary, 373-5895, or Redford Township. Twin Towers at Southfield and Hub at 349-7517 Lynn Burnett Fortino, 855-1796. Participants will learn to make trees others. Supplies may be purchased for Association of Retired School Peronnel |5 from the instructor. Centerpieces will hold its annual Christmas luncheon bard, Dearborn. Club officers will be • SINGLETONS and wreaths on wooden bases for elected. Future events of the organiza • WOMEN FOR JESUS Christmas decorations at the Tuesday will be made using preserved greens at 12:30 p.m. Friday, Dec. 3, in Park The Christmas dinner party of the with red roses or poinsettias. Place, Dearborn. There will be music tion include movie night at 6:45 p.m. Clara Maddy will speak at a meeting Dearborn/Livonia Singletons will take workshop Supplies may be purchased 'by an ensemble the Edsel Ford High Tuesday, Dec. 7, at Fairlane Shopping of Women for Jesus at 7:30 p.m. Mon place at 7 p.m. Friday, Dec. 10, at the School in Dearborn. Center, and caroling at 1:45 p m. Satur day, Dec. 6, at Roma's of Garden City, Carnelot Inn,v46006 Southfield Road, St. Mary benefit day, Dec. 18. Reservations must be 32550 Cherry Hill. Allen Park. ^ made by Dec. 15 for a sleigh ride and • INDIAN PROGRAM • CHRISTMAS POTLUCK • WESTSIDE SINGLES Alumni and former parishioners of 28000 Grand River, Farmington. "The White Man's Indian'" a presen dinner at Greenfield Village. For more The Westside Singles club will hold details call the club at 386-5040. The Dearborn Alumnae chapter of St. Mary Catholic Church in Detroit are The cost is $50 per person. To obtain tation by Rick Smith, directs .*? the Alpha Omicron Pi plans a Christmas its Christmas dance from 8:30 p.m. to invited to a benefit cocktail party from tickets call the parish office at 273- Plymouth-Canton Indian Eduto potluck dinner meeting Dec. 8 in the 1:30 a.m. Friday, Dec. 10, at Roma's of 5:30-7:30 p.m. Sunday at Botsford Inn,. 1100. Program,, will be the program for the • SQUARES'CHRISTMAS Livonia home of Sue Wozniak. Reserva Livonia. Admission is $4. Hosting will Christmas luncheon program of the Single Eights Square Dance Club will tions should be made by Monday, Dec. be Dorian Deaver of Daz2 Productions. hold a special Christmas dinner and John Sackett chapter of Daughters.of 6 by calling Wozniak, 478^9776. • FORD WIVES the American Revolution at noon Sat square dance Sunday, Dec. 5, at Christ !«*#« -••-. _••« -•,---. A group of bell ringers from Andover •:^tv ••< "••« v »ta -1^=:^1^ "••« urday, Dec'4. Episcopal Church, 120 S. Military, • ETHNIC DANCING High School in Bloomfield Hills will '• -' The event will take place in the Dearborn. For informatibn and reser Dave Bone will lead members of the present a Christmas program during a s Dearborn Historical Museum MacFad- vations, call Dot Vinal, 937-0577, or St Edith Widow/Widower social group meeting of the Ford Wives Club at 8 den Ross House, 915 Brady, at Michi Celeste Williams, 538-3962 in ethnic dancing during a Christmas p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14, in Ford World gan. Hostesses will be Mrs. Edwin Mu- party at 8 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 9, in St Headquarters, Michigan and South- die. Mrs Walter Fysh, Mrs Mark O ALPHA PHI ALUMNAE Edith Church, 15089 Newburgh, Livo field, Dearborn. Members-may bring ARPIN FURS McCoy, Mrs. Gedrge Nunn and Mrs. A Christmas ornament exchange will nia. A buffet will be served. Cost is $7. guests. Charles Kippenhan. be held during a 7:30 pm. meeting The event is open only to widows or Monday, Dec. 6, of the Detroit West widowers from 35-60. For Information • COUNTRY DANCE OF WiwdsOR • PENDULUM SINGLES Suburban Alumnae of Alpha Phi sorori or to make reservations call Sarah Ska- Old time square and contry dances A meeting and dance sponsored by ty in the home of Prill Brouillette, tikat after 5 p.m. at 464-3136. will be performed by members of the th Detroit Country Dance Society from 8- • CHI OMEGA REUNION 11 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 18, in St Timo 56 Pi Zeta chapter of Chi Omega sorori thy Church, 15888 Archdale, Detroit. ty will hold an alumnae reunion, Fri Cost is J3. Music will be provided by Childbirth day, Dec 10, in the home of Susan Cal- the Ruffwater String Band. ANNUAL classes start REMNANTS GALORE! Classes in newborn care and Lamaze childbirth Up to 60% OFF will be presented at two area locations this month k by the Plymouth Childbirth Education Association. Specializing iri Carpets A> ACCESSORIES 1¾ <^$> FDR The two-week course for expectant couples on „,\otf & Linoleum ,^°* newborn care will begin Tuesday in Geneva United v Presbyterian Church, 5835 N. Sheldon, Canton. It **_. 261-1710 ** offers information on the care and development of the newborn from birth through three months. A SEVEN-WEEK class on the Lamaze tech 15383 Inkster Kd. Livonia SALE niques of childbirth will begin Dec. 14 at Newburg N. of Five Mile . Come see Arpin's fabulous Methodist Church, 36500 Ann Arbor Trail, Livonia. 1983 collection of fashion furs, expertly It is recommended that these classes be taken crafted into today's the last three months of pregnancy to prepare the exciting new designs expectant couple physically and emotionally for a . and of course. shared birth experience. you are assured of fine quality and A Lamaze orientation class will be held Dec. 20 value when you in Newburg Church. 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I LIVONIA WArtD PRRSBYTERIAN CHURCH OF IJVOMA FUNDAMENTAL (Pi MSH.r Redford Baptist Church M.:i- f< t ,U1- SOUL WINNING 29475 W Six Mile Livonia • CHUfK " 7 Mile Road and Grand River BAPTIST Christian Education Sunday 422-1150 CHURCH Sunday School 10:00 a.m. Detroit. Michigan CHURCH Morning Worship 11:00 a.m. A> . -. IA • n t, •.. Evening Service 8:00 p.m. 533-2300 .'' ,i' DISCOVER THE DIFFERENCE Sunday Service Broadcast at '*?L%4£ Safltitt ^UlJl ~ 9-.30 a.m., WMUZ-FM1G3.5 Nursery Provided at All Services PLYMOUTH. MICHIGAN BEREAN BIBLE CHURCH 45000 N TERRITORIAL RD 455-2300 MAIN STREET >5jrS ANN ARBOU TRA.-L LIVOMA .- Mi West of Sheldon BAPTIST CHURCH ;oS: 1601/.001 Wavne Ji Npwbu'qhi 5?2-938t a".i ,41*^ «*i'ri Syj'^p""- Oat i •>< ST. PAUL'S UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 9-.40 AJ4. SUNDAY SCHOOL 8500 N Morton Taylor. Canton 27.375 I've Mile Rd lai inksien 4??. 147C 11KWA.M. HOLY COMMUNION H Thweatl Pattor 453-4785 • « ~. f < J - • ~."*. ' 1 ' r- a rr WORSHIPS CHURCH SCHOOL 9:30 & 11AM 5:00 P.M. "HANGING OF THE GREENS" sy.oa, C;. Si i^ 1 IT I- "if 'CC •' 6:30 P.M. Children's Choir's Musical LANDMARK "ZECHARIAH, ABJAH, etal." Holding lorlh the word of Life BAPTI8T CHURCH HERALD OF HOPE °' wm.am sun. DR. WHITLEDGE Fundamental Soul Winning Mrs R char WYFC 1520 ' d Kayc. Music Di; DE"' w.\.S'°i Church 7:30 WED. EVENING BIBLE STUDY GRAND River BAPTIST of LIVONIA 11095HaggertyRd.. Mon. thru Fri. J^h> ik Plymouth 34500 SIX MILE RD Just West ot Farmmgton Rd- 845 AM Rev. S. Simons Gary Hawley. Pastor Rev. R. Armstrong Dr. W. Whitledge 9:30 A.M. Family Sunday School 453-9132 Sunday School 1000 A.M. 10-45 A.M. "GOD'S CHRISTMAS GARDENS" Morning Worship 11:00 AM Sfl) P.M. 0L0 FASHION CHRISTMAS DINNER & PROGRAM Evening Service 6:00 P.M. TRINITY St. Mark's WED. 7:00 P.M. Epheeiens Series on the "Church" Wednesday Service & EPISCOPAL Presbyterian AwanaClub 7:00 P. M PRESBYTERIAN 26701 JOY RD. 261-6950 (f- SVRSEm On* Between Ann Arbor Rd Dearborn Hgts Adrian* Ch»n«y Mm 4 Ann Arbor TraJI «•- ••• . *• CHURCH r 01 ChrittunEd 4 Youlh SAINT ANDREWS EPISCOPAL CHURCH Pastor John Jeffrey l [Pastor Of Wilbert D. Cough HOLY SPIRIT. 16360 Hubbard Road Livonia, Michigan «IM 10101 W. Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth 278-9340 LIVONIA 421-8451 9.30 A M at Gotfredson & Ann Arbor Rd. Sun Sch & Adult Bible 9083 NewDurgn «d Wednesday 9 30 a m - Holy Eucharist 11 00 A M L'vo^ia Saturday 5 00 p m • Holy Eucnanst Sunday School for all ages 9:30 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE EVANGELICAL COVENANT CHURCH OF AMERICA 591-02M 522-0821 Sunday 7 45 a m - Holy Eucharist Dial-a-ride 278-9340 8:30 AM 9 00 a m - Christian Education for an ages Worship Services HOLT EUCHARIST 10 00 am - Holy Eucharist 9 30 AM Sunday Morning - Nursery Care, Available and Junior Church - 11:00 a.m. Pastor CHBSTLAX EOUCATKW nw to* IHM*0 G 0*rn The Rtv. Edward A. King , GENEVA UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Michael A. Halleen 10.30 AM "THE PROMISED HOLY EUCHARIST MESSIAH" 5835 Sheldon Rd., FAITH Associate Pastor CANTON I SERMON Galatians 4:1-7 Mary Miller-Vikander WORSHIP & CHURCH SCHOOL The Rev Emery Gravelle The WARD "CHAPEL BELLS" will be playing 9:30 & 11:00 A.Mr COVENANT Kenne/h F. Oru*b*l. Pittor Rev. William C. Moore - Pastor 459-0013 CHURCH Nursery Provided Phone 459-9550 35415 W. 14 Wile Road r St. Christopher's at Drake FAITH HOLY GARDEN CITY SUNDAY SCHOOL: 9:30 AM PRESBYTERIAN 661-9191 St. Paul's TRINITY MORNING WORSHIP: 10:45 AM Episcopal Church ROSEDALEGARDENS 1841 MiddiebeM J00OO Pi.e Mile Road 39020 five M.ieRoad UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Careth D. Baker. Petlor SUNDAY EVENING: 7:00 PM 20750 W. McNIeholt Rd. East Luonia west Livoma 421-7620 Weil of Evergreen Hubbard at W. Chicago' 422-0494 WEDNESDAY FAMILY NIGHT: 6:15 PM *21-7249 444-0211 WORSHIP *1S< 11:00 Church OHIce. 538-2320 Gerald R. Coblelgh Minister SUNDAY SCHOOL 11*0 6o.m. 4 II a.m. Sundoy WORSHIP 8:30 ft 11.00 A.M. WORSHIP 11 o.a. Humry t Chvrcli Sd»o«l Nursery Available Sh30 A 11:00 A.M. 10:SO a.m. Wedneiday Worship • 8:15 tnd irMS a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL - ALL GIVE A LITTLE SOMETHING SPECIAL' UNITED METHODIST R»». Wm. Lleber Bible CI»M»« 9:30 a.m. AGES 6:30 P.M. "CHRISTMAS AROUND Nursery Available Rev. Jomet H Wolll. 9:45 AM THE WORLD" • Education Office 421-7359 UNITY WED CLASSES - All Aoes CHURCH 8CH00L 11:00 A.M. CLARENCEVILLE UNITED METH0DI8T NEWBURG 6.45 P M Adu(» Education fc30 A.ML ?03O0 M ART EMANUElE/staff photographer Making decorations for the church's Jesse Tree all of Detroit, and Angela Leger of Redford are Scott Solak (left), Brian Solak, James Solek, A visit from St. Nicholas By Margaret Miller na. Sacred Heart pastor. "We use them St. Nicholas. But we keep up the cus staff writer as part of our St. Nicholas celebration tom of a small gift for the children" service to help people understand all The dinner, he added, is to be meat St. Nicholas will pay his visit after that has gone before." less, in keeping with the Advent fast the trimming of the Jesse Tree and the which is practiced in varying ways by breaking of bread. AFTER THE liturgy and the tree families in the congregation. The event to celebrate the early De triming, there will be a potluck dinner cember festival of St. Nicholas Day and then St. Nicholas — the saint r- will take place at 6 p.m. Saturday, Dec. whose gift-giving habits made him the THE CELEBRATION is a whole 4 in Sacred Heart Byzantine Catholic original model for the western world's parish adaptation of a Christmas Eve Church, 29125 W. Six Mile, Livonia. Santa Claus — will make his appear tradition in the Byzantine church. That The congregation will gather, about ance. is when St. Nicholas visits homes with 200 strong, for a vigil liturgy that has Eli Drakage of Livonia, a member of gifts for the children, and he comes af been a Sacred Heart tradition for sev the Sacred Heart congregation, has ter a special family meal. eral years. During the liturgy the chil taken the role before and will again r.i • dren decorate a tree named to honor this year. Wearing a robe fashioned to The meal in the church and on the family of Jesse, Jesus's forebear. look like the one pictured on the St. Ni Christmas Eve in the homes of mem They have been making in their cholas image displayed at the front of bers will feature candles and straw on church school classrooms the orna the church, he will accept gifts for the tables and the serving of three sym ments they will place on the tree. needy families that have been brought bolic foods, bread, honey and garlic. These include representations of the wrapped and placed under the tree. "The straw is for Jesus' humble be sun, the tablets of the law, the key and Then he will distribute lollipops and ginnings and the candle for the light he the star of David, a flower for the root candy to the children. brought to the world," said the priest. ART EMANUElE/starf photographer of Jesse, Jacob's ladder and Bethle "The tradition is that St. Nicholas "The piece of bread symbolizes Christ, hem. visits the children with gifts," said the bread of life, and the honey and Tom Rybak of the Sacred Heart Byzantine Catho church gets ready for its St. Nicholas commemo The symbols represent our spiritual .Chelena. "We reverse that, because in garlic represent the bitter and the lic parish poses in the robes of St. Nicholas as his ration. heritage' said the Rev. Thomas Chele- times of need we must be the hands of sweet of life." COoRSrQip church bulletin • CHRIST OUR SAVIOR LU cups. They are made only in white and will show slides. THERAN gold. The annual Women's Communion The Rev. Hannibal Frederich of For the ceremony the Sunday school Advent Service taking place at 7:30 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD Bridgeton, Mo., will play the role of children will decorate the tree and win p.m. Tuesday, Dec.7, will feature a dra Martin Luther during the family-edu- dows, and Christmas carols will be matic presentation of "Mary's Dream." eation-and-fellowship ministry at 7 sung. The Christmas tree will be in trz: p.m. Saturday, Dec. 4, in Christ Our place with many lights, as yet unlit. • ROSEDALE GARDENS The communion rail is draped with its 41355 Six Mile Rd. Savior Lutheran Church, 14175 Farm- UNITED PRESBYTERIAN ington Road, Livonia. Dressed in cloth roping only, awaiting the final decorat Christmas Around the World, an eve CHRISTIAN Northville ing of the 16th century, the era when ing by smalt Sunday-school children. ning of sharing Christmas traditions of 348-9030 Luther lived, Frederich will give in The narthex has long tables with different countries, is planned at 6:30 COMMUNITY sight into the person of the great re Chrismons and other items that will be p.m. Sunday in Rosedale Gardens Unit I CHURCH former. His presentation is drawn from silently and reverently hung on the tree ed Presbyterian Chufch, Hubbard and 11:00 A.M. Luther's published works and done in by women. The large wreaths for the W. Chicago, Livonia. The program will the style of Hal Holbrook. walls are heavy and need to be raisd by include decorating cookies, making Irving M. Mitchell, Sr. Pastor A graduate of the Concordia Theo Rev. Hannibal Frederich two men. reindeer, singing of carols and ringing Richard Easlick, Youth Pastor logical Seminary in St. Louis, Freder plays Martin Luther During the program the use of handbells. Dan R. Sluka, Director of Music ich does portrayals of other Biblical Chrismons during the ages is told. Then vent and the Christmas season is the Christmas tree lights are turned on. • ST. AIDAN CATHOLIC and historical personages such as Paul planned 4-6 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 5 in Rice WEDNESDAY The Claudia Circle of the United The Bel Canto Ensemble will present 7:00 P.M. CANDLELIGHT 6:30 P.M. the Apostle, Isaiah, Mark Twain, Gen. Memorial United Methodist Church, George Patton and Winston Churchill. Methodist Women will sponsor a lunch an evening of sacred music at 8 p.m. THANKSGIVING EVE 20601 Beech Daly at Eight Mile, Red- Friday, Dec. 3, in St. Aidan Catholic A movie called "The City That For ford. It will feature the adult chorus eon in the church from 11 a.m. to 2 SERVICE got About Christmas," will be present p.m. Wednesday, Dec. 8. A ticket costs Church, 17500 Farmington, Livonia. It Nursery Available and the children's ensemble and will in ed to children, who can also do crafts clude decorating the sanctuary and the $3.50, with proceeds going to missions. will be followed -bjra wine-and-cheese and sing during the family-education Chrismon tree. reception. Donation will be $6, ministry. Chrismons are Christmas tree deco • ST. PAUL PRESBYTERIAN David Bouer will discuss his visit to • LANDMARK BAPTIST rations based on early Greek and Latin The Martin Family Singers and the Brightifyoor Tabernacle • RICE MEMORIAL UNITED Christian symbols and current interde refugee camps in Thailand and Cambo METHODIST dia during the Sunday Morning Forum Temptetons will perform at 7 p.m. Sat nominational ones. These include urday, Dec. 4 in Landmark Baptist 26555 Franklin Rd. • Southfield Ml Hanging of the greens to usher in Ad- crosses, fish, chalice and communion at 11 a.m. in St. Paul Presbyterian II 696 & Telegraph Just West -I Holiday Inn/ Church, 27475 Five Mile, Livonia. He Church, 11095 Haggerty, Plymouth. Sunday School 9-45 AM - Morning Worship 11*0 AM C»WHitkxiofPr»lM-&30PM Wad. Adult Prayer 4 Pniw. Youth 8wvk* 7:30 PM NurMry provided at all 8#nrlc«» Whose needs are filled by holiday giving? A Charismatic Church where people of many denominations worship together Thomai E. Tratfc, Pattor Life offers a number of overwhelming issues i own neighborhoods and sometimes our own fami which tax our moral sense. Taken together they can lies. Responding in the season of mistletoe comes easily distract us from less emotionally charged is moral naturally, but what -are these loners of life to do BETHEL MISSIONARY ASSEMBLY OF GOD sues deserving of our attention. when the needles have fallen off the trees. 8900 Mlddlebell, Livonia P»B»»ren Questions surrounding the debates on nuclear perspectives One particular group of such loners are those (Near Joy Rd.) arms, on abortion and on various forms of discrimi whose age has thrown their usefulness into ques SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:45 A.M. nation often overshadow other very basic human Rev. Robert tion. They will smile or sit stone-faced as the songs MORNING WORSHIP 11:OOA.M. concerns. The holiday season once again serves up of season are sung in the hallway of their nursing EVENING WORSHIP 6:M P.M. 421-9140 these seemingly lesser concerns for our considera Schaden iomes. Some will sa.y thank you if a personal greet- WED. FAMILY NIGHT 7:00 P.M. tion. N - ng finds its way to their apartments of solitary This Is the time oi the year when soup lines are help us complete our oligations. The hungry of De Jconfinement. But what are they to do when our publicized and food baskets are delivered. Pleas for cember had little to eat In October, and there is no need to greet them has passed? "A Friendly Church with Christ Centered Purpose' donations are heard at the entrances to department reason to count on February being much better. stores. Groups of people go looking for convales Those "whose need Is such a major concern In this EVEN THE TOYS of holiday fun raise an issue cent homes where they might entertain the resi time of holiday cheer are often left to their own or two for the morality astute. Where, for example, SUNDAY SERVICES. ' OTHER ACTIVITIES: dents. And even'Christmas toys rise an Item or two meager resources for the rest of winter. is the consistency when we preach peace while at Christian Education 10:00 am Ladies 8ible Study < for consideration. Feeding the hungry was'never meant to be a sea the same time put toys of violence into the hands of Morning Worship 1 1.00 am- Cnildrens 8ngade& sonal Imperative. Nor was it intended to be left to Evening Service 6 30 pm Youth Program 'Pleas for assistance can challenge our moral tomorrow's decision-makers? sense. In theory we may believe in helping the poor. the professionals and the Mother Teresas of the Or what do we say to children about buying off Wednesday 8ible Study 700 om But Jn practice the pleas in their behalf may be world. It Is presented as a very basic ingredient in on love when we are too busy to answer their ques CHRISTIAN 1 A Nufsefy Is Provided for AH Services annoying. As busy people rush to complete our the life of anyone who would call herself or himself tions or play their games but buy them a toy or SCIENCE shopping, finding a parking place has already tried moral. three or four to take our place? our patience and we are asked to stop. Someone Responding to the basic needs of the deprived And what do,we say by making sure that they may not be as convenient amid the slush of Febru fOURTH CHURCH wants us to donate for folks who do not have a car have the latest and the best because the kid next to park and who have less heat in their houses than ary or the heat of summer as it is through the pro door has it? OP CHRIST 8CIENTI8T grams and campalgs of holiday time. But conven ?4d00W Seven Mi* we have in our driving machines. If all of this seems a bit much for a season which i'n«ar Telegraph They are people whose major concern is dinner ience is not always an ingredient of moral response. is already too demanding 1 would offer a sugges HOU«S Of Sf RV>Ce for their children. Because we are a people with a tion. Put this away in a place where you can find it 11 00A M moral sense, we can ignore our rush, overcome our AMONG THE DEPRIVED are ma~ny whose sto in a month or so and then read it again on a blust SUNDAY SCHOOL DETROIT FIRST CHURCH of the NAZARENE annoyance and respond to the needs. We may not machs may be filled but who hunger for a kind of ery afternoon in January. That may be the same llOOAM P«lor-J««n«» Conner Youth.Rob«rt *nd»'»oa Munc Rod 8u«h«y even wait to be asked. food which Is not available in supermarkets. 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Farmington Hills 591-1901 <22>* 37097 SIX MILE AT NEWBURGH • LIVONIA -1 Stye #bseruer sports Brad Emons, C.J. Risak ed ics 59 l 23 1 Thursday, December 2, 1982 O&t' By Jim DuFresne not let her out until Thursday for the staff writer finals." About the only area in which John They are almost divine. In fact, girls Glenn excelled was at the free throw Farmington's Our Lady Of Mercy girls" line. Mercy missed its first six charity basketball team did everything so well shots and managed only four out of 12 on the Plymouth Canton court Tuesday, basketball in the first half. The Rockets hit seven you'd have a hard time covincing West- of 11 and ended the half down 35-13. land John Glenn that they didn't Although John Glenn scored 10 receive a helping hand from above. man scored the opening field goal for points in each of the last two quarters Only during the first two minutes of the Rockets only seconds after the ti- it was of little importance as the Mar the regional semi-finals were the Rock poff and they held the 2-0 lead for two lins kept their lead and threatened to ets in the game. The other 30 minutes minutes. Then Mercy's deadly press turn it into a 30-point rout. belonged to the Marlins who made be took effect. It squeezed the life out of With 4:25 left to play, Mercy went up lievers out of their opponents with a the Westland squad and at one point the 56-25 on a basket by Lois Kamirtski and convincing 61-33 win. Marlins capitalized on two quick turn kept the 30-point advantage until the "Everything they did hurt us," said overs for a 8-2 lead. final minute of the game when Michele John Glenn coach George Sommerman, John Glenn had trouble moving the McCullen's 15-foot shot cut the final whose team wrapped up the year with ball past midcourt and as a result margin to 28. a 13-9 record. "They are a devastating didn't score another field goal until basketball team. I hope they go all the 2:16 was left in the half. The Marlins, "I'M NOT disappointed at all, we had way." meanwhile, unleashed their second a good season," said Sommerman, weapon — Mary Rosowski. whose squad started the year off with a THE WAY they looked against 1-4 record. "We were just proud to Sommerman's team, they definitely THE SOPHOMORE was sensational make it to the regionals." have a chance. Mercy used a press, a inside the key. Her second field goal McCullen was the only player to full-court press that worked so well came with a second left in the first reach double figures for John Glenn they could have made wine, to befuddle quarter and gave Mercy a 13-5 lead. In with 12 points. The next highest scorer, the Rocket's offense. Then_they used a the next two minutes of the second Colleen Reilly, had six. Mercy, which is lot of inside scoring with a sprinkle of quarter she managed three more bask now 20-1, was paced by Rosowski's 17 outside shots to build their lopsided ets to hand her teammates a 23-7 ad while Sarah Basford, Amy DeMattia lead. vantage and, for all practical purposes, and Kathy Kirwan each scored eight. "We didn't know that much about the game. The Marlins advanced to the region John Glenn," said Marlin coach Larry "I don't think Mary has had a better al finals where they face Walled Lake Baker. "So we decided to throw our game," said Baker. "She was on some Western tonight at 7:30 p.m. at Plym best stuff at them and see how they kind of basketball high, that's for sure. outh Canton High School. Western de do." After tonight, I told her we were going feated Temperance-Bedford in the Not too well, thank you. Darla Berg- to lock her up in the lockerroom and opener, 58-52. Ladywood overruns Lumen Livonia Ladywood shook off a close the game open in the second quarter," tling for a 27-point victory and a trip to first quarter with a scoring spree in the Lumen Christi stuck right with the the regional finals. The Blazers will second quarter to end the fourth quar Livonia powerhouse in the opening pe meet Saline, which defeated Fowler- ter Tuesday like they have the past 20 riod and when the buzzer sounded La ville in the opening round, tonight at games — with another convincing win. dywood had only a two-point advantage 7:30. This time it was a 72-45 victory over at 18-16. Senior center Lavetta Willis had an Jackson Lumen Christi in the first other strong game for Ladywood as she round of the girls basketball regionals scored 26 points and grabbed 10 re at Chelsea. BUT IN THE second quarter the bounds. Ann Lukens managed 14 while Blazers held Jackson to four points Emily Wagner scored 12 and Char Go- But the script was still the same. while accounting for 20 themselves to van added 10. "The team played really welt," said enter the locker room at halftime with Lumen Christi, which ended the sea GARY CASKEY/staff photographer Blazer coach Ed Kavanaugh, whose a 38-20 lead. son with a 15-5 mark, had only one. girls are now 21-0 overall. "We used a Ladywood increased the lead to 24 in player in double figures as Michele Glenn's Julie Pucci chases down Mercy's Annette in this first-round of regional play, losing 61-33. balanced fast break oh offense to break the third quarter at 54-30 before set Lourim dropped in 20 points. Ruggiero after a Mercy steal. The Rockets fizzled : 4/ By Scott Soucv Darnell, all members of the Livonia Boxing chased from the Livonia Boxing Club, Grif '-:•>«*'- special writer Club. Longberg is the Detroit Golden Gloves fin Sport Shop, Jackson Center, Shower- Heavyweight champion this year, and Dar man's Party Store and the Schoolcraft Col 30650 ply mouth r$aci Schoolcraft College will host the fourth dini captured the Novice Bantamweight lege Bookstore. Can/Am Boxing Benefit Saturday when De title. Darnell was the 1981 Detroit Golden The annual event raises money for the livonia troit-area fighters take on a Canadian team Gloves Novice Welterweight champion Schoolcraft Athletic Department, the Livo *&**% in 15 matches beginning at 8 p.m. at the Fighters from the Sarnia, Windsor and St. nia Boxing Club and Sky Ranch, a national school's main gymnasium on Haggerty Catherine boxing clubs will make up the home for wayward boys. 422-1000 Road. Canadian team. For more information, call Schoolcraft Among the Michigan boxers featured are Tickets are $3 for general admission College at 591-6400, ext. 480, or the Livonia Rick Londberg, Mike Dardini and Steve seats and J5 for ringside and can be pur Boxing Club at 425-2010. w&& "'"•'••••'•'••' "•' '•••• mmMm^ggmL ^vtnm 0(/,. cut back Bowling elders crown new champion vanity The Old Timers' Annual Tournament drew 490 bowlers last Saturday at Thun- sale derbowl, and when the last pin fell, Erm- includes nio Bargero of Allen Park was crowned in the pocket marble top the new champion. 37"x19 Bargero turned in a count of 692 and far right or left outdistanced his closest rival. The scores by W. W. Edgar didn't matter much as these elderly fel $ 88 lows-had more fun visiting and reliving and ended with another 267. His 758 was land Lanes and Don Potts fired a 711 in some of the great nights on the lanes. outstanding, but not quite enough to catch the Bel-Aire Classic. your choice 279 The event, dedicated to Fred Wolf, Hurley for top scoring honors. •villager oak (light) Among the other outstanding perfor list proved to be one of theibest of its kind in Three other 700 series were rolled at mances during the week was a 611 records •villager oak with cane years. price Westland and they came in the classic. ed by Tracy Lewis, a junior bowler at BE ftN •manor oak (dark) •379" Brent Murch showed the way with a 717. Super Bowl. Lewis started with a 200, then popupfaucels '21** . THE CLOSEST BATTLE of the season Rich Lang was next with a 711 and Dave notched a 240. He finished with a 171 for «&S&8 J marked the firing in the Monday's Men's Jackson wasn't far back with a 709. his 611 series. m~* League at Westland Bowl. John Hurley On the ladies' side, Leandra Michalak In the Men's League at Super Bowl, Bob emerged from the heated contest with a rolled a 266 in a 625 to set the pace. Briggs used a 257 opener to roll a 688. WITH PLENTY OF OWENS CORNING melamine 761, topping Jim Jesson by three pins. HIGH SINGLE games were the order at PINK riBERGLAS INSULATION Hurley opened with a 258, followed with a panels* 4'x8'xi/8" TWO OTHER 700 series were bowled in Garden Lanes. Jerry Lindley had a 287 Reg. $14.99 264 and finished with a 239. the area during the week. Jim Parker Reg. to ^ ^ and in the Senior's League, Carl Schafer 3Vi" x 15" $•1099 99 Jesson began with a 224, added a 267 posted a 700 in the Ford League at Wood found the range for a 254. -r.1 .11 R-11 12 Roll Covers 86 Sq. Ft. '•% with or without Kraft Paper Other R-19 & R-30 Also. 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December 2. 1982 O&E ;L.R.W.G)3C New era begins for Livonia basketball teams Western Lakes Activites Association offers league tournament By Jim DuFresne game you go into will be a good one." sees no reason why they can't return to.- who led the junior varsity in scoring. staff writer Albertson and his Chargers begin the winning pace they left off on. •*I don't have as much size as last their season at Dearborn Friday and "That would be nice if we picked up year," said Albertson "But the kids I do It's more than just a new season for next Friday host Bentley for their con where we left off last year," the have can jump." the boys' basketball teams of Livonia ference opener. Bentley plays Livonia basketball Churchill coach said. "We have pretty Also playing for Churchill this winter Bentley, Churchill and Stevenson. A Franklin Tuesday in its first game. good depth this season. I have 12 ball are Steve O'Hara, and juniors Rob whole new era is about to begin Livonia Stevenson, coached by produce a better season. to be. players that I don't mind turning to." Frost, Steve Juodawlkis. John Fraser The three schools will say goodbye George Van Wagoner, faces Redford "They are a little bit quicker than "The kids are interested in a com Topping the list is senior John and Doug Klucevek tonight to their old Suburban Eight, Union in its home opener tomorrow last year's team and they are better mon goal, they have a good attitude," Merner. The 6-foot-6 center set a Inter-Lakes and Western Six confer and then will take to the road for its shooters," said the Stevenson coach. said Van Wagoner. "But they will have school record last winter connecting on LIVONIA BENTLEY ences and embark on the first season in first WLAA outing against Walled Lake "We had only one player finish in dou to work as hard as last year's team did over 50 percent of his field goals and Bentley begins the year a Little thin the reorganized Western Lakes Activi Western Friday, Dec, 10. ble figures last season." for us to have another good season." -— finished the year with a 14-point aver in experience but with good size, one Of ties Association fWLAA). 'The first Van Wagoner is counting on senior Rounding out the Spartans are 6- age. Joining him on the court again are the school's trademarks throughout the league games won't take place for an LIVONIA STEVENSON guard Pete Rose, a sixth man as a jun foot-5 sophomore Bob Sluka, junior senior forward Tim Luch and junior years. other week but already the enthusiasm ior, to fill in one starting position and point guard Hick Rozman, 6-foot-4 sen guard Craig Hunter, a starter as a Komula can count on 6-foot-5 Jim for the new conference is bubbling Gary Mexicotte will go from the senior forwards Bob Palmisano and ior Tim Engunge-^and juniors Brian sophomore. Thorderson and Bob Friedrichs and 6- over. soccer field to the basketball court in Curt Ullstrom to see their share of Portet andjMark RjeiAJcnecht, Todd foot-6 Phil Graczyk to come up with a "It's going to be a very good confer an effort to continue his winning ways playing time in the starting line-up. He Bagge\^ndDan Gilmamh. "IT'S VERY unusual for a sopho few rebounds this winter. Thorderson is ence," said Bentley coach Jeff Komula. for the Spartans this winter. is also hoping junior 6-foot-7 center more to start for me," Albertson said of a senior forward and the only returning The format of two divisions and a The 6-foot point guard, an All-Ameri Tom Domako will make a smooth tran LIVONIA CHURCHILL the 6-foot-4 junior. "But Hunter is a starter while Friedrichs, a senior with tournament is tremendous. A team that ca soccer performer, is the only return sition from junior varsity level and be good player. I think people are going to a good deal of playing time on the var is seeded lower can still win the cham ing starter Van Wagoner has from last an immediate influence under the Last year the Chargers began with a hear a lot about him this season." sity level, will be rejoining his class pionship. I like that." year's 18-4 squad and second place fin boards. 1-9 record but they ended the season by Two other players returning with mate. Graczyk. a junior arriving from "I love this league," said Livonia ishers in the Inter-Lakes Conference. winning seven of the remaining 13 some playing time at the varsity level the junior varsity team, will be a new Churchill coach Don Albertson. "You But surrounding the senior this sea ABOVE ALL ELSE, he is counting games for a 8-13 mark are senior guards Pat Gysel and Dave addition for Komula under the boards. can go right down the line; every team son will be an equally talented four on his players to again form the close- Albertson has three starters and the Riley. Albertson will also be turning to ."We don't have that many seniors," is going to be tough to beat, every ball some that Van Wagoner believes could knit team that last year's squad proved foundation of that squad returning and John Grzybck. the 6-foot-2 junior guard said Komula. Plymouth Salem cagers show sizable strength By C.J. Riaak league with only one team with Salem's J from anyone. And I think, the longer pionship hopefuls. And Bentley has a staff writer potential. the season goes, the better he'll get" nice 6-8 kid who, if he comes on for •"Taste" the title: Salem is a team That's because Houle is considered them, will make them very good." Sensibly speaking, Plymouth Salem's eager to chomp Into a championship. basketball team should have some sea one of the best prep football tight ends The WLAA also offers a new schedu v in the state. Once he changes gears to ling format. Every team plays 13 con son. WITH A STARTING five like that, basketball •"See" the Rocks, with as many as basketball, his game should improve. ference games (two against all division how can the Rocks lose? something they did not have a year four starters 6-foot-4 or taller. vot player as a shortcoming. "We'll "This team has real good balance, rivals and one against the other five To be sure, Salem has lost some siz ago. have four players working inside," he •"Hear" Salem coach Fred Thomann top to bottom," cited Thomann. "The teams), with the top four in each divi able talent from a season ago. The "We were not fast last year," said predicted. talk about six returning veterans. younger players will be pressing the sion qualifying for the WLAA tourna "biggest" loss was 6-8 Norm Haygood, Thomann. "This year's team will be." Those expected to start eirly this ment. •"Touch" the past, and remember older ones as the season goes on. although Dave Miller and Mike Mc- Which means, as the Rock coach put that Thomann's squad was 20-3 last season are six who started at some "On any given day, someone will step A TOURNAMENT to decide the Bride will be harder to replace. it, "We might try and run a little season. time last season. Included are Dave out and get us 15 points or so. That's league champ places new emphasis on But, despite lacking one true big more." ' -""Smell" the future, and see a new Houle, a 6-4¼ center, Marvin Zurek, a the overall talent of this team." how a team should perform throughout man, the Rocks do have lots of size, and Thomann doesn't see the lack of a pi- 6-4 forward; Rick Berberet, a 6-6 for What may cause a change in Tho the season. In the past, it might have ward; Glenn Medalle, a 6-2 guard; John mann's planning is the new league the been "easy to get out early and tough to Cohen, a 6-4 forward; and Matt Broder- Rocks will compete in: the Western hang on late", according to Thomann, ick, a 6-foot guard. Berberet is a junior, Lakes Activities Association (WLAA). who added that now, "The team that's Herrington soars to new heights the rest are seniors. In the Lakes Division, Livonia Steven playing best late will do the best." son and Livonia Bentley should give Sa What the Rocks need to do is "contin Continued from Page 1 "We're very good from the 10 and in thought if we fumbled the snap or HOULE, ACCORDING to Thomann, lem a tussle for the title. ue to get better throughout the year," — our thunder offense we call it — and something, we could fall on it and kick is the key. "He will set the tempo for "I think, if you consider the talent Thomann said. "Our mobility, quick "I think he's going to make two or we thought we could score. We had the it again on fourth down." us," the Rock coach explained. "He's coming back, it's got to be Stevenson ness and basketball skills are things we three more All-America teams," Herr kicker and that was the difference and us," Thomann said of WLAA cham have to really work on." ington said. "He's our first Ail-Ameri aggressive and he won't back down right there. Harrison, which now owns a 23-game can, so that's kind of neat." winning streak and a 33-2 record since / And Herrington himself was reaping "But Fordson's a great four^lown ; team, too. Most people don't stop them the 1980 season, is looking for an oppo the benefits of coaching winners. He nent to replace Class B Avondale on the was named Coach of the.Year by a cou- In four-down territory." Another often-asked question: Why last date of the regular season. Any .ple of newspapers.'He was quick to takers? ^credit bis. assistants, especially Bob didn't Herrington let Blackmer kick ^Sutter and Bob Sallow. the field goal — and win the game — right away, instead of risking a fumble CORRECTIONS: Jim Adams, not "It's nice," he said of the awards. Gordie Dawson, lateraled the ball to "It's really a credit to the coaching by running a couple of plays into the ' line on that second overtime series? Miller on Harrison's "flea flicker" play staff. But what I'm trying to point out which was good for 33 yards early in is that all the coaches share equally in "We were running the ball so well that I thought we'd run a couple of pops the fourth quarter against Fordson. this. I sure don't coach that team alone. Milter ran from the line of scrimmage, "Long's I can keep my two coaches into the middle," he answered "I told John (Miller), 'Stay in the middle and not the- backfieldrbn that thrilling 55- '(Sutter and Sallow), we'll be winners. hang on to that ball.' yard pass completion which ended at Long's they don't graduate, we'll be "But we didn't make anything, so we the Fordson two in the closing seconds OK." decided to kick on third down. We of regulation play. SUNDAY NIGHT, Herrington went to a friend's house to watch a televised replay of the game on Flint's Channel 28. "That was great," the coach said. "I LEARN TO SKI could sit back and relax, knowing the ^outcome." 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Salem 1 14.91 In the water they were devastat with 137, Garden City was fifth at won the 100-yard butterfly in 200-yard fre«tyle Chrissy Schwedt, Stevenson 107 3 Chris Westhaus, Bentley . 1152 ing. Out of the water they were 126 and Livonia Franklin sixth with 1:05.81, beating out teammate Kim Dorsey, Garden City 159.1 Sharon Murphy, Stevensoo 117 2 overjoyed It all added up to another 112. Goins. That wasn't the only time Sue Hollman, Stevenson 159 4 Kim Nelson. SaJem . 117 7 Mary Schoenle. Stevenson 159.4 100-yard freestyle Karen Biermann. Stevenson 119 5 championship for the North Farm- Mary Manderfield paced the North Farmington went one-two in Sherrle Sudek. Stevenson 2 02.0 Sherrie Sudek, Stevenson 55 3 Karen Tatigian, Stevensoo 1 19.6 ington girls, who, excuse the expres winners with a pair of individual an event Howard was runner up to Margaret Gllllgan. Canton 2 02 95 Sue Hollman, Stevenson 55.3 Chrissy Schwedt, Stevenson 119.9 sion, submerged the competition in championships and a helping hand Manderfield in both the 50- and 100- Karen Biermann. Stevenson 2 03 3 Wary Schoenle. Stevenson. 559 the Northwest Suburban League in the 400-yard freestyle relay vic yard freestyle. Kathy Sullivan, Stevenson. 2 04 7 Ann Schlaepfer. 8entley . 5(93 Ann Schlaepfer, Bentley 205 13 Margaret Gilligan, Canton .573 200-yard medley relay (NSL) swim meet at Redford Thurs tory. Manderfield captured the 100- Garden City's Kim Dorsey was Kristal Taylor, Salem 2.05.74 Beth Nolan, Stevenson 57.4 Stevenson (Sudek, Schoenle. Nolan. Schwedt) ton High School Monday. yard freestyle in 57.6, added the 50- the only other double winner of the Jule Quxnlao. Stevenson 2 06 83 Kristal Taylor, Salem 5775 1:54 19 Although only 27 points separated yard freestyle title with the time of meet. She edged out North Farming- Kathy Sullivan, Stevenson 584 Plymouth Salem 20015 North . Farmington, 295, from 25.41 and then joined Jill Meneiiley, ton's Meneiiley in the 200-yard free 200-yard individual medley Keren Biermann, Stevenson. .58 9 Livonia Bentley 2 00.64 Mary Schoenle, Stevenson , 2 12 5 Julie Quinlan, Stevenson 59.09 Plymouth Canton 2 01.79 runner-up Westland John Glenn, Helen Sue Howard and Kathy Pier- style and then came back to win the Sherrie Sudek, Stevenson 2:14.22 Redford Thurston 2:06 7 269, it was the Raiders' meet right og to edge out John Glenn in the grueling 500-yard freestyle with the Ginnie Johnson, Canton 2:19.22 Westland John Glenn 213 35 from the beginning as they captured freestyle relay with the effort of time of 5:15.36. Kim Dorsey,Cardeo City 2 20 7 500-yard freestyle Redford Union 2:13 62 3:53.92. Chris Westhaus, Bentley 220 71 Kim Dorsey. Garden City 513.2 Livonia Churchill 215.28 six of the 11 events, including both All other winners were from John Kathy Sullivan, Stevenson 2 20 8 Mary Schoenle. Stevenson 5156 relays. Pierog also finished the afternoon Glenn as Cow captured the 200-yard Sue Hollman. Stevenson - .2 21.0 Sue Hollman, Stevenson 5 22.7 "John Glenn tried to challenge with three gold medals. She nipped, individual medley in 2:26.20, team Robin Lauti. Bentley 2 25 39 Sherrie Sudek, Stevenson 5268 them," said Thurston coach Tom Robina Gow^of John Glenn in the the mate Kasia Wilson took the 100- Karen Biermann. Stevenson . 2 26 4 Karen Biermann, Stevenson. 5 31 9 400-yard freestyle relay- B.J Bing. Salem . 2:26 01 Margaret Gilligan. Canton . . .5:327 Stevenson (Schoenle. C Sullivan, Biermann, Holl Jiummo, "But North Farmington is 100-yard backstroke with the time yard breaststroke with the time of Chrissy Schwedt, Stevenson 5 34 7 man) • . . 3.48.29 really strong. They didn't have tod of 1:05.66 and joined Kim Walquist, 1:22.93 and Shon Flarskl defeated 50-yard freestyle Chris Westhaus. Bentley 53482 Livonia Benlley . 357.38 much trouble winning it." Kim Goins and Judy Kettenstock to Thurston's Karen Krzywada for the Mary Schoenle. Stevenson. 24 9 Kathy Sullivan. Stevenson 5 39 4 Plymouth Canton 3 59 8 win the /200-yard medley relay in diving title after compiling a total Sue Hollman. Stevenson 25 2 Colleen Sullivan. Stevenson . . . . 5416 Plymouth Salem . 401.72 FINISHING BEHIND John Glenn Carol Lindsey, Salem 26 07 Westland John Glenn 406.08 in the six-team, meet that had over 2:04.31. I score of 332.10 points. Slacey Baluch. Benlley . 26 16 Garden City 407 64 Beth Nolan, Stevenson 26.2 100-yard backstroke Redford Thurston 4 23.7 NORTHWEST SUBURBAN 159 1; 2 j\tl Meoeitlcy (NF). 2 09 1; 3. Kris 262 7, 5 Patti Klimek (JG). 257 25. 6 Kris Ko- Chrissy Schwedt, Stevenson 26 4 Sherrie Sudek. Stevenson 1.01.45 Livonia Franklin 4:23 98 Johnston (JGKJU M: 4 Julie Waligora (RU). eeila(JG)253 9. Alice Schlaepfer, Bentley . 2671 Mary Schoenle. Stevenson . . 1 04 2 Livonia ChurchilM 24 4 LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP 2 13.1 5. Karen "Hek»ig (RT). 2:14 1; 6. Karen Lynn Massey. Canton 26.75 Beth Nolan. Stevenson . . 104.6 SWIM MEET RESULTS Sanford(LF). 2 16.4. 100-yard freestyle — 1. Mary Manderfield Shelly Pilarski, John Glenn 26.77 Kathy Sullivan. Stevenson. . 1:05.27 (NF), 57.60: Helen Sue Howard (NF). 58.08. 3 Geri Nolan. Stevenson 27 0 Robina Gow, John Glenn . . 1.0633 Diving 200-yard lodlvldoal medley — 1 Robina Shelly Pilarski (JG). 59.62.4 Sberi Morse (RT). Kim Elliott. Canton 27 0 Julie Knight. Clarenceville 1077 Cindy McSurely, Salem 226 5 pts Team revolts — 1. North Farmington (NF). Gow (JG). 2 26 20: 2. Kathy Harndeo (NF). 1 00 39. 5 Diane Hilliard (GC). 1:02 35; 6. Holly Robin Gow, Bentley 108 0 Shawn Neville. Canton . . . 188.95 29S points, i Westland John Glenn (JCi. 269. 3. 2 28 14, 3. Kim Coins (NF), 2:32.71; 4 Daniel) Epstein (NF). 1 04 95 100-yard butterfly Carol Lindsey. Salem . . . 1:08.94 Cindy Sherwood, Canton 178.86 Redford Thurston (RT). 152; 4 Redford Union Miller (RT). 242.71. S. Kasia Wilson (JG). Ginnie Johnson. Canton 1 01 07 Stacey Baluch, Bentley . 1 09 2 Tern McTaggart,Churchill 1563 (RU). 137. 5 Garden City '.GO. 126. 6 Livonia 2 49 95. 6 Sue Murray (JG), 2 54 7 100-yard backstroke — I Kalhy Pierog Sue Hollman, Stevenson 1 02.7 Colleen Sullivan. Stevenson 1 094 Maureen Sullivan, Churcill 149.2 Franklin (LF). 112 (NF). 1.05.66. 2 Robina Gow (JG), 1 06 33; 3 Beth Nolan. Stevenson . 102 8 Laura Sudek^Stevenson 148.05 50-yard freettyle — l.Mary Manderfield Daniell Miller (RT). 1:10 76. 4 Peggy Girard Robin LauU. Bentley . 1 03.26 Lisa Baum. Salem 143.95 200-yard medley relay — 1 North Farming- (NF). 25 41.2. Helen Sue Howard (NF). ».31, 3 (RU). 1 11 22; 5. 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Ann Arbor Rd. Plymouth hove ^% ™ tL ^35*55» Gift (W. of 1-278) 4S5-87401 s C«rtlfl(of«$ Crooks Rd. at i-75 Troy 879-2100 <5lje ©bseruer entertainment Ethel Simmons editor. 591-2300 Thursday. December 2, 1982 O&E Fun 'n games (R,W,G-5C)*7C Simulation Station opens at center By Ethel Simmons hours as the shopping mall, it's an ac chairman, and Bill Browning of Ster dogs on a stick, pocket pizza, fresh staff writer tivity that can be paired with a routine ling Heights. fried donuts made with sour cream, shopping expedition. There's enough They own Simulation Station facili dough sticks {popular at West Coast OMBINING VIDEO and arcade going on at the station, however, to ties at the Renaissance Center in De theme parks), Belgian wafffles, choco games, as well as fast "fun make it worth a visit on its own. troit, at Oakland Mall in Troy and in late-coated fruit on a skewer, and fruit food," all under one roof is the Shortly before the brightly decorat Ann Arbor. cups with sundae topping are some of C newest trend in the expanding the choices. ed, tastefully done entertainment cen The centers take their name from concept of family entertainment cen ter opened, Brian Palmer, one of the the motion simulator featured at all Food and games are all paid for with ters. partners in the operation, toured the but the new Westland location. Palmer tokens purchased from another kiosk. At the Simulation Station, just premises, pointing out its virtues. described the simulator as "an adven Palmer said most of the games are opened at Westland Center, young peo ture capsule that houses 12 people and priced within the 25-50-cent range. ple from tots to teens, along with their PALMER OF Marine City is in part provides a visual, sound and motion ex Other family games at Westland's parents, can share the pleasure of nership with Roger Secord of Lathrup perience." Simulation Station include Boom Ball games and snacks. Village, Gary Kughn of Farrnington But what the Westland station may and Skee Ball, where players rack up Because the station keeps the same Hilb, Richard Kughn of Detroit, who is lack without a motion simulator it points and get prizes if their scores are makes up for with its chance to play high enough. games like Big Rigs. Palmer said the new game is "based CHILDREN TOO young to play the on a Smokey and the Bandit concept, games can still enjoy themselves in an where radio-controlled semi-tractor area filled with kiddie rides. trailers and police cars chase each other through a maze with sound ef Parents can even go shopping in fects." other parts of the mall while the chil The 16-18 inch cars and three-foot- dren play at the game center. "Uni long tractor trailers are maneuvered formed people will be controlling the by control panels that can be manned whole operation," Palmer said. by Mom, Dad and the kids, in competi Simulation Center is on the mall's tion with each other or another team. lower level and may be reached by two outside stairwells. A same-level exit "THIS IS the first location in the from Hudson's also leads to the area country with the tractor trailers," where the entertainment center is lo Palmer said of Big Rigs. cated New shops will open in the gen Westland also is the first of the four eral area, which is being called the Simulation Station locations, operated Emporium. by Kinop International, that serves Besides the family games, there are food. A dining area provides seating for video games to play. "They're the 50 people, who can order fast food state-of-the-art, most recent video from a kiosk just inside the entrance. games," Palmer said. Some are two- The edibles are the kinds that make people games, others are for a single BILL BRESLER/staH photographer Fast food can be purchased at a kiosk, with tokens bought at good finger foods and all are oriented player. Games will be rotated with another kiosk. A cafeteria area is available, or the snacks may be toward takeout. 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They did a se NOW APPEARING blend all of the* requirements into a ries of four songs, which Berberian has lit mA«! musically satisfying evening for every performed with the Boston Pops Or ?j one. chestra. The duo provided interesting "THE HOB NOB PANTOMINE BAND This is exactly what was achieved by motifs of voice and flute, complemen Unique, Clever... You Must Come In To See! Francesco Di Hasi, music director and tary to Berberian s bass sound and the featuring conductor of .he Oakway Symphony higher-pitched flute MUSIC FROM THE 50'8, 60*8, COUNTRY AND MODERN SALE Orchestra, in Sunday's concert at Har It seems that whatever language TUES. THRU SAT. 9:00 p.m. to 1 a.m. rison High Schx>l in Farmington Hills. Berberian is singing in — German, DINING DANCING COCKTAILS- Ara Berberian of Southfield, basso Italian or the language of his heritage, GROUND ROUND AND STEAK SANDWICHES OUR SPECIAL TY with the New Vork Metropolitan Opera Armenian — he is able to project a for the last bur years, shone as a so clear understandable sound, a quality 7640 WAYNE ROAD(acroaa from Weatland Center) WESTLAND j loist, singing music by Hovhaness, Han too often missing in singers. del, Mozart aid Verdi. Guest conductor Leaving his post as conductor for the for the aftertoon was Dr. Harry Begian second time during the proceedings, Di of the University of Illinois Music De Blasi gave the baton to Begian to con partment, vho proved himself able, duct Hovhaness' "Prayer of St. Grego with band experience evident. ry" while Di Blasi performed the mov ing trumpet solo in a clear, pure man FEATURED WERE works by two ner. Armenian-American composers, Alan The afternoon concluded with Yardu Hovhanes? and Richard Yardumian. mian's "Armenian Suite," an interest Yardumian, a friend of Di Blasi's, was ing combination of folk melodies, in the audience for the performance of dance movements, moods, styles, songs his "Chorale-Prelude" and "Armenian and rhythms. It contains a full range Suite" Seventy-one-year-old Hovha from solo use of the instruments to the ness sent his regrets. full orchestra, making it an exciting A musical variety of sounds, moods, work for orchestral performance. rhythms, performers and conductors is Rarely do orchestral concerts the only way to describe the fascinat achieve the kind of interesting musical ing concert Ippolitov-Ivanov's "Pro performances and variety of offerings, cession of the Sardar," a rhythmical for both soloists and orchestra, vocal blend of minor-keyed melodies roused and instnimental, as this latest Oak- eveyone's interest. 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Civil SERVICE open Some postUons tempo- Call 354-0555 office management, insurance^ basic ££'?"£'£",]?,.£- £ individual to work runtime Musi be U ^Jf* Commission. SJ0OO Civic Cen- raryothers permanent Call for ap- aeoounung 4 patient contacti Progres- ^.,^^^ ^r,rm Birmin arxl have reluble Lransponauoo Start -f ** -Livonia. Mi 48154 no later po.ntment ~ ' /^k I O T V K I 27 0 ^™ office. Salary open OT™?AttnVLf V^llev >M atMhrCaLR^ohnsoo 4,-3450 -¾^¾^^ Employer 453-2940 OLSTEN g^ ^VCEp Pin ^"™ ""'7^ Med CJrt l i« CASHIERS/COSMETICS FITTER * SEAMSTRESS ULTRA AIR INDUSTRIES TEMPORARY SERVICES r.0 EKG EEC TechntalrTior Stt ' r, K. »"« Full and parttlme For doe bout>oue shop in SWitMield. Word PfOCAS-Slna Division field clinic Apply only if qualified. Mrs ^1,^,™ 7 1(K> •"P*' ExDerlnnr^nrofarrfvt Must be highly expenenced Excellent m,r/1„, ..«„.,,, woro rroceS-smg uivision <^-hl,1mjn «ViM»«tS47 »-< irnty txpenenc«preierrea opportoaiiy for ngM individual Call ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! 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Suburban Detroit s finest market r.n i n,„•..„, „«K Function Technician for SoutMied chn- '"""> ^" ' l^"u ,, , *T West BlOOmfield area FULL OR PART Tuxe help needed ,n ^eO^ner^E^n.r^Ne^s^rs C.I. lOam^pm only ,c Apply only if qualified Mrs Schul- ^ka«f P1«« "ll ^^ Apply In person Uvonia health club Salts position re- nnr-in VA/-T7^^ man 569-5142 eit 3«7 CCDAP nni ir-e cepUonist 4 mailing position Call Oyi-UaUU Wayne -*. ._._._.-_. ,-,-,- EFROSDRUGS GreuThursorFn*^ 4748640 Raa 1M7M C\uk\kr>rt SUBSTTUTE FULL TIME Der.Ul Assent needed DM'o 15 & Orchard Lake D44-1U/U UaKiana Ve-.^V •_„,-, for J partner general practice located KJ\I C FULL TIME experienced Service Sta 852-^222 Rochester/Avon TFACHFRS in Livonia Must be certified Call Moo _ „ i. , Ambiti^Ip^n^^PM e^^^^ror^de^^ ^gv^^ THE ^L^^ScT^tric, , ^ Fr, . to 5 PM ,^^ Full time^or par, urne for ^Sli&t" ^¾¾^^.¾¾¾ Sr,»yr^ iaSH'^SH o~>™™™^1™™ Ardmore Ac ^^^^^^_^^^^^-^^^^^^^_^^^^^^^^^^^_— , ..- t> # c v, RJXI v rv^iA pucoois uiusi possess 3 > si la ouic oi dtaie assjfifimtnli i i ' A l COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE FULL TIME opening for per**• w,Lb ^^,¾^¾8^ h^J'r^l n^'i^^'' *>*» C™ "«»» HOSpltal ANAYL1ST some experience in sales with design c^..ikr,.M k, a»»i Ki/v^r,.M 144 per day Contact Personnel Dept iomn Carminnln V P of Finance of fast growing de, background Apply in person Tues thr\i l?" ,¾^ I H Tr.^frl.w^n/im 2614 1 SchOOlCraft HYGIENTST 198 10 FarmlngtO veloper needs professional wuh mmi- Fr, . 10 to 2 Psfat ?'"%>} B" * H T..V,m ««1 07M D^.J^ai•it.-fja Full t,me. 2 Evenings 4 everyother Sat Uvonia 4 urnum 3 yTS eipeneoce to analyze ex- Frames 4 Framing in Campus Comers. "OP""1 358 3320 or 651-0700 RedfOrd. Ml. 48239 Progressive office Livooja area Call isting 4 propose commercial real es 1 IS So Dvemois. Rochester OLTTDOOR EDUCATION Instructor 535-4000 between 10 AMSPM 425-0642 p.» . ,. p. • Thursday, December 2.1982 O&E (P,C-13C,R.W.Q-9C)*15C TO WIN: Sent) your name and address, on a' postcard, to REO WING TICKETS. The Ob server 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 HOCKEY Schoolcraft Road. Livonia. Mi 48150. Then watch the classified secton every Monday and Thursday. When your name appears, .535= you're a-wlnner! Enter soon and as often SEE THE RED WINGS AT JOE LOUIS ARENA as you like -L 504 Mp Wanted 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 505 Help Wanted 506 Help Wanted 507 Help Wanted 510 Help Wanted 512 Situations Wanted 523 Attorneys Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Food-Beverage Sales Part Time Couples Female ; Legal Counseling GENERAL OFFICE MANUFACTURING company located SECRETARY BILLING CLERK MANACER - NICHTS Career opportunities, full time position LOOKING FOR BusiDess Owners 4 Au BIRMINGHAM sporting goods store m MATURE. Experienced lady wiri rare| in Redford has immediate opening for a Full lime positioo with non profit youth Restaurant.- Bar seeks experienced tomotive Management-level Personnel need of part-time salesperson, female for elderly or convalescent 5 day*, cdf^j oo« available to expanding Southfield billing clerk. CRT experience desired and family counselling ageocy Good person Knowledge of Food 4 Liqoor a MANAGER ATTORNEYS AT LAW Corporatioo Good salary and benefit Marketing position available 545 7719 prelerred Ideal for College student live L1 Excellent refererwrt-s Competitive salary 4 benefits telephone skills, accurate typing ability must Salary » benefits Seod resume For Appt. call 646-4466 Call 918-7U3J pactue. csMvenient location Ripen Seod resume to Auto Flo Company. 4 insurance bilbng experience re to Box 11«. Observer 4 Eccentric LOSE WEIGHT, earn money (or Christ COUPLE MKST i I-SM-LTATIUN FREE eoce desired, training available Call 11085 Dixie. Detroit. Mi 48139 quired Availability for combination Newspapers. 36151 Schoolcraft Rd. mas Health 4 Dulntion company has BODY MOTION needs Aerobic Dance NEW YEAR S EVE SITTER SAT 4EVK Al'l'TS AVAILABLE between Sara and lpm ask (or Mrs wanted for aparlinent project in Metro iaytime evening schedule Interested Livonia. Michigan 41150 , sales 4 management positions Full or Instructors part time For training potitan Detroit area Minimum of. I N y E Party for yosir children at our JetaRtostitM tl 6«! 4100 MEDIA CLAIMS AUDITING CLERK persons should send resume to FAAC. part time Days or evenings 522 5187 information call 16413310 bouse 8pm til II noon Parents can go We need an experienced self-motivated year experience in management of D'Avanzo & Meconi 13450 MiddW-oelt. Farmington Hills. apartments required Seod resume and out with peace of mind West Bloom GENERAL OFFICE Small manuiao- individual who can etleciently handle a Mich . 480H NEW BESTAURANT 4 Lounge opeo MARKET RESEARCH people needed 30WI.1NC COUNTER - experience re- field area Reservations 616-3534 447,41. FORD HI) SUITE 101 luring firm in Uvoola requires assist great deal of detail work Must be ex ing soon needs Bar Persons, waiters; good .hours, good pay. experience neces quired Days eves 444-4610 qualifications to Box 798, Observer 4 ance u> production record keeping and Eccer.iric Newspapers 36251 School cellent at calculating figures Typing SECRETARY - Mature type Short Waitresses. Coat Cbeek Persons. Kitch sary Call between 8 30am 5pm NURSES AID 981-5300 typing Applicants should hive excel essential Please forward a resume or en 4 Banquet Help Full 4 part time, 552-8337 CAN- YOl! SELL Corporate Arf Great craft Rd . Livonia. Mictrgan 48150 for invalid care -4910601 lent tnunerica,! abilities, accurate tyo- hand legal experience, letter compost opportunity for part lime work with DIVORCE All INJURIES letter of introduction and salary re- tico ability To Work for small enei days 4 nights Experience necessary 101 at SS wpm. and mlnirnsm 1 years qWernenu to Advertising Audi! Ser Apply in person at SOMEPLACE NUTRITION IS IN' growing suburban gallery Experience MATURE MAINTENANCE QUALITY' CHILD CARE Real Estate 4 Closings. Traffic. DUTL office eipert*o« with computer data oc^ring staff Excellent location 10 N We need key individuals to help su helpful but not essential 351 9696 MANAGER COUPLE for new luxurious Toddlers program, lull time, part time No Fee 1st Consultation* vice Inc . Personnel Department. 1550 Woodward 'area Good benefits Part MCE. 1701 Inksier Rd. S of Joy Rd entry experience desirable, comparable Telegraph. Bloomfield Hills, 48013 Wesllaod. Micb. 3-7pm daily pervise and train groups ol people No 305 unit apartment complex in north 4 drop ins Farmington Hills - 12 4 Paul ¥ Jwlsoo Allen I Glass salary airov.niowr. Birmingham SWIFT 4 TIDY CLEANING SERVICE bilities Computer experience helpful ence Part or ful] time Farroicgtoo Northville weekends, preler high neoced need, apply Call Yor appt with an GENERAL OFFICE HiUs area 855-1010 10am5pm 352-0030 64(-7010 Homes- Offices 4 Banks to your Your Fast paced office needs ambitious but not necessary All information kept school students, applv in persoo North ville Statioo. 340 N Center 511 Entertainment Satisfaction Licensed 4 Injured ATTORNEY AT LAW person for geoeral office Wort confidential Send to Box S18. Observer SECRETARY Needed tor Southfield ad PART TIME SALES MARKET RESEARCH 427-9572 or 422 7740 Must have good phone voice and be 4 Eccentric Newspapers, 36151 School agency Diversified," fast paced envri- Experienced only Blinds, draperies. Interviewing- Farmington Hills No Robert D. Mouradian craft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 48150 .RESTAURANT HELP needed wai able to deal with dlenls Duties in rc-nment Excellent skills a roust Pre tresses and other Apply 16157 » Mile. bati accessories, wall paper sales involved Must have pleasant PROFESSIONAL ughi. 4 sound EJI WORKINC PEOPLE ONLY' clude researching products, record vious ad agency experience a plus Ex Call Mrs Gold at 626-4313 phone voice Prior phone experience Who need a Dependable. Experienced 644-7933 MICROFILM CLERK Livonia 474-5«0 preferred Must be available minimum lertainmeol ANY' OCCASION. Class keeping, must be accurate cellent benefits Call 358-4800. ext 201 Reunions. Bowling Banquets. Weddings Cleaning Woman excellent references Send resumes to PREVIOUS DIAMOND DIRECT has of 4 evenings per week 4 1 weekend Vicinity of Rochester 853-3089 LEGAL SERVICES GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES is seeking a WAIT PERSON Schools Over 4000 selections We play at reasonable rates Free roosuiu- GCG ASSOCIATES SECRETARY - needed for Soulhfield found more profitable and realistic day (.'ail alter 4 30pm 851-4408 full lime Microfilm Clerk for its ad commercial real estate office, typing, Moo thru Fri. days, some earlv even business Call 591 1791 what you request Call for appt to visit YOUNG WOMAN 18 wants room 4 n.>ru oo most matters 13405 Stark Rd Livonia. Mi. 48150 ministrative services Department Re dictation 4 shorthand required Light ings Bell Bar. GreenJield 4 t Mile PART TIME CLERK mailroom duties our showroom for a demonstration board in exchange (or household and oe Mark Stern. AUoroey. 647-6900 sponsibilities include Inoeimg. micro bookkeeping Salary to meet ability Call 341-9311 light typing 4 calculator useage some Come Dance With Us We are child care duties 288-7904 film data, filming, and light typing Ex Call9am-Spm 569-7377 kevpunch. opportunity to work with GENERAL OFFICE perience with a microfilm reader and WAITRESS OR WAITER needed in fast computer Must have flexible schedule DANCE WITH ME PRODUCTIONS 600 Personals CRT is preferred We olfer a good sal S10CHKTAKY POSITION available, full paced Deli restaurant Experience pre Reply in confidence lo Box 234. Ob Lie. - Ins. 589-2705 513 Situations Wanted Property management company is ary and complete employee benefit lime, must be experienced in typing, ferred Apply in person, between 8am- PROFESSIONAL server 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 36251 seeling a dependable person for typing. package To apply Send a resume or telephone answering 4 filing Soulhfield 11am 4 between Ipm-lOpm Ernies School) rail Rd. Livonia Michigan BABYSITTING - my borne Cherry Hill Mate A friend is someone filing, posting rents, etc SouUiliefd area Please call 5590998 Deli 4 Restaurant. 35571 Grand River. SALES POSITION 4 Loti. Canton Inlanls to 3 years Pre letter to Bob Merrick 48150 ACCOUNTANT - desires part time or area Beautiful offices Recent experi An Equal Opportunity Employer Muirwood Square Farmmgloo HJls viouslv a working mother I know vour you can call on ence not necessary GUARDIAN INDUSTRIES small accounts 30 yrs experience, gen. 43043 W 9MileRd WE OFFER: PART TIME Must have Knilting 4 needs' 397-1347 SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST WAITRESS Waiter for days 4 after N'eedlepointe experience Call 10am era! ledger all taxes payroll Individu when you need him... Northville. Michigan. 481«? Personable individual, well groomed noons Must be experienced Good pay • Salary 4 Commissiorr Spm Southlield area 357-2070 BACHELORETTE cr PRIVATE Par alsor corporators Mr Sapu'.o64'2749 Equal Opportunity Employer M F appearance, excellent telephone man 4 tips Apply in person. Golden Lan • Complete Training ties Ladies don't let any man dance for tern. 33151 Five Mile Rd . Livonia •Life Insurance vour special occasions CARPENTER 25 years experience Call422-4TLC 358-3777 OFFICE CLERICAL ners tight secretarial duties, some cus PART TIME Telex Operator needed for BasemenLv /unshed, additions, bath tomer introduction sales (45-1234 • Retirement Plan evcn::ir,v\ Mon thru Fri Those experi Call The Vegas Playboys 455-6332 Telephone Listening Center GROWING AIR Filtration company re Carden Citv. 10-30 hours weekly during WAITRESS WAITERS Musi be H or • Factory Incentives rooms doors, etc Reasonable prices tax season Call between 11AM1PM or older Experienced Apply in person af enced with Kxetel Bil 5 PSC Telex only, free estimates 453-7656 quires experienced individual with SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST • Job Security. oihen need not apply Reply lo B.ASS PLAYER wishes lo join or form knowledge of office procedures Excel 4 5 30PM. 417-5011 Part time. 5 to 6 hours per day Typing, ter 3 pm Francos Italian Restaurant • Management Opportunity Oldies But Goodies band ir. Plvmouth 7034 Middlebelt. Garden City Box 212 Observer 4 Eccentric News Camon area Call 455-8473 MEADOWS HOME ( LEANING FUR A vN>rc message atoul C*o3 the lent typing skills required Sborthand OFFICE HELP PART TIME filing. Invoicing i ADPi payroll Madison papers 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia. Male College Student. 25 experienced ] Bible or Prohecv Call 552-9315 helpful Technical background helpful 1PM-4 30PM. Monday-Fnday Garden Heights, moving to Troy location Jan YOU OFFER; Michigan 48150 CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE in domestic cleaning Outdoor work in-' Must be intelligent, willing to learn, 83 Send resume to box 210 Observer 4 HAIR DREXSE'.R City area Minimum wage 417-4170 506 Help Wanted Flute Classical Guitar. Cello cluSed Reasonable-references S5T-641 i self-starter, have neat appearance and Itw ri:en women or children Eccentric Newspapers 36251 School • High Sk-ho*. Educati".*! or Better PERSON TO Rerr.wve Snow on side- For Ary Occasion pleasant telephone personality Excel OFFICE HELP Rental Agent craft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 48150 Sales Wrf-k^ and entry walks for small apart- QUALITY CARPENTRY whi are shut ir. lent communication skills required For apartment complex Sharp and de • D«;r? 832-2175 < Ambition n.em build-.r.g :.? Birmingham Call af Bv the Job or Hour CaJ Lorn 525 0501 Ground floor opportunity for right per pendable Good telephone manner, ac SENIOR ACCOUNT SPECIALIST - ABLE TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS ter 6 I'M 647 8230 5531563 son J-J afternoons per week Apply in curate typing, pleasant personality Third party administration company Farmers Insurance Group Offers com • Sale* Experience Required DRUMMER VOCALIST N0\ E^NA TtJ St Jude aposile and mar- person Friday. 9 Warn 3pm Clean Air Must be able to relate well with the specializing in life insurance wemium plete training program, minimum guar PHONE SOLICTORS Experience wanted for Top 40 Band WORK WANTED varied eipe'ience lvr great in v.Mue rich in miracles Technology. 3.. Amelia. Suite S04. public Weekends are required Bloom- payments located in Soutfclield fNortb- antee per month Learn without dis See Jack Caldv.fl! pri I.me experienced preferred Abililv to smg lead 4 back tp a tnust Want full time career position *,u li.nsmari ..; Chr.si. Intercessor of ail Plymouth, Ml field area Off Telegraph Rd . N of Sq larid areai is seeking an individual with turbing present job 557-316« Between 10 AM ! PM M^ Fn SoulM.eld 352 4259 429-1237 consider part time leading ;o fuli tune v*Y> invexe v>ur aid in time ol reed [ Lake Call 332-7616 a good math aptitude 4 strong commu (NoPho«eCallsi Ask for Tom 592-4101 pray to vou to use vour God given pow nication skills Salary range. 111.000 to A - AAAA BEST RATING PIANIST - Fcr Canlon Seniors Kilthen DJ FOR HIRE er lo aid me in I:I> urgent petition In INSURANCE AGENCY - Disco - Rock - Big Bands Jan I. 1»JJ opening for Commercial J15.0OO For appt, contact Paula Monn Are you looking for a new profession'' JIM BRADLEY Bond Director would select music, ac relurn I promise to make your name 559-5955 Farmers Insurance Group offers tree company band on piano at weekly prac Anv Occasion 515 Child Care kryvvs-n Sav thr.e Our E'alhers" three line Underwriter to assist in Marketing OFFICE MANAGER uces and all performances Must read $59-6898 474-8084 Department Experience in rating prop Needed for manufacturer's representa training with guarantee per month PONTIAC GMC Ha.l Marys Hire* C.lorv Res pub SHARP PART TIME SECRETARY after training Start part time Call. nvj<:r Prefer local area resident Ap CHILD care in rm licensed home. 14 l.catior. must bo promised Novena nev erty and casualty required Benefits tive organization Position requires JAN SAN PUPPETS Mile 4 W'oodward Teaching experi Farmington Kilts »3-4600 . Typing 4 general office skills required Days. 981-5120 Eves. 397-0805 3500 Jackson Rd. proximately 6-10 hours per week 85 er foils Sav for nincdays very' exceptional person with good work Salary based en abilitv Soulhfield area per hour Year round position Canton Children entertainment Puppets ence Happv, genlle care Field trip habits ana ability to work with people magic music, all occasions Call INSURANCE Mr Sartor ' 559 8500 A CONDOMINIUM Ann Arbor • RecreaiIOI Department. 1150S Canlon Age 2 up 549 4896 N't MEP.OLOG1CAL CHART Need position filled by Jan 1 Please SALES OPPORTUNITY' Center lid 3971000. Ext 212 642-7450 or 647-4676 Experienced person in commercial rat phone and send resume to And Reading ing and processing of all types of poli SUCCESSFUL, rapidly expanding local Is immediately available to someone JUMP STREET CHILD CARE PROGRAM for ages 18 Call I jura after 6pm W. JAYMINCKSCO. corporation .n Birmingham Soulhfield wishing to SPECIALIZE it) the blos SUPPLEMENT YOUR INCOME months to 8 yrs of age Certified teach cies Novl area 348-8:00 PROFESSIONAL SALES PERSON (or Experienced. Versatile Musicians 5351849 1025 E Maple. Birmingham. MM80U has openings for junior bookkeeper, soming condo resale field Long Estab Interesting opportunity Use your spare ers Part time 4 full time programs ivpist file clerk Call Judy today telemarketing ol exhibitions and trade time pavny to earn extra income No lor your Wedding or Parly Located in Livonia 525-5767 INSURANCE PERSONAL Lines per lished company, knowledgeable leader 644-603? OT642-544', son, preferably with agency experience 647-4385 540-5600 ship and prime market area, make this sbows Background in advertising space selling or solicitation Name your own ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! wanted to learn computer program OFFICE MANAGER career position worth considering Real sales, office equipment sales or manu- hours 2 dais a week or more Deliver FORMER TEACHER experienced TOTAL PETROLEUM Inc needs expe facturers rep helpful Highest comrms JUST HER 4 US Mom offers child care in her licensed Pl34-p \uur CUMified want ad in ming Troy area 8491721 For expanding general insurance agen Estate sales license required To learn popular national magazines, books and Standards to top 40 Suburban tMroit s finest marltei cy Mature person wjth management rienced Keypunch and General Office more, call Warren Dock, right now1 siqns in the industry - draw based on advertising pieces lo residents in the home 9 Mile E'vergreen area 355-4175 worker for full time Romulus area previous experience Full promotional Excel leni for anv occasion TTieOhwr »er A Kccentnc Newspapers INSURANCE SF.CRETARY potential Must have experience in CONDO-MART INC western suburbs and Southfield We in Call after 5.JOpm 525-7478 Ufe Insurance background preferred Call Mrs Rosen 946 SS00 support program, friendly congenial INFANT CARE 4 Toddler Program commercial lines and rating Steno 626-8100 vite men women and family teams in Troy area Our qualified teacher* 591-0900 Wayne Must have typing and dictaphone skills graphic skills a must Full benefit pro atmosphere call for interview a 16C*(P.C-14C.R,W,G-10C> O&E Thursday. December 2, 1982 708 Household Goods 604 Announcement* 700 Auction Sales 702 Antiques 702 Antiques 702 Antiques 704 Rummage Sales 706 Appliances 708 Household Goods ESTEY ROSEWOOD cottage organ, WALLED LAKE FLEA MARKET FABULOUS HOLIDAY SALE! FREEZER Whirlpool upngit Ucufl Oakland County Oakland County Notice* ANTIQUE AUCTION ANTIQUE AMERCIAN clocks, priced from *JM «44-7927 over 1$4 year* old. original finish, ivory Antique*, Collectible* Every Sit.. Sun, 7111 Buckthorn. W Bloomfield Fellow J95 961 3675 SANTA'S CHRISTMAS SHOP- St Tim Sat. Dec 4UX Hun. »7» Horace Brown BEAUTIFUL Miko contemporary fur key* wili rounded corner*, (otddowo 10 AM 6 PM Novi- II Mile Rd (I Mile signs off Commerce Rd between Keith ANNOUNCING niture 9 connecting chairs 4 table othy Lutheran. 194» Evergreen, be Drlfe, Madison Heights, 1 block E of I ANTIQUE brass fireplace andiron*, top. 11 high, 11' deep 517-871-1175 N of llOaksiCiDFri 624 9736 4 Hiller Dec 14, 9am 4pm We have FRICIDAIRE electric stove double tween 7 4» Mile. CilU (or lb* entire 71. off IJ Mile Rd Over M0 lota. JO screen, fence, IIM complete or be»l of oven. Side by side refrigerator ivacado. make circulir couch, will sell all or more new stuffed animals 4 toy* than UNDERGROUND part, perfect for home or office recep family 4 itocting staffers. 15 cents to clods. 40 oal pieces. VsciorUa (urol- fer 845-6«10 FLEA MARKET TELEPHONE COLLECTION- Aotheo- joo can believe All have been Imported excellent cooditioo Call Fn 646-7427 ture, glass, misc Royil Oak Firmer'* Market offering tion room Cost $4000 I yr ago Now 14 Ouldren welcome Bite sale & tic antique* (1) Most sell from a Northern gift *hop 4 are offered FROST FREE refrigerator, stove. luncheon served Sat Dec 4.10-5 ANTIQUE DIKING Room »e4, 10 piec over 100 quality dealer*. Every Sun •t super living* This sale also include* COLLECTOR J23O0 complete or individual piece es, good conditioo. 1400 After 11 noon 8552187 vube*. dryer. J5' color T V 4 misc sun al $150 Also 2 Tuxedo style Selif ESTATE SALE Sat. December 4U>. from lOam-Spm located at 116 E II beautiful HiviUod Limoges cbin». an All eicelleot cooditioo 518-2191 Conducts Moving Sate torn. Duncan Pbyfe table & « chair*, 718-781} Mile, free parking 4 idmissioa tique glassware, furniture, a collection love seals in orange Herculoo. both fc-r cfini cabinet, couch, chairs 4 many 703 Crafts Frl Dec 3. Sat. Dec 4 $150. Urge canvas graphic. Edna Hibel 606 Legal No.icsa ANTIQUE k FINE Furniture Auction of Christmas Saroi bell* 4 many col GAS DRYER, good cooditioo. $40. painting misc office accessories nice misc Items. Halls Auction, 70} W Sun.. Dec 12th. 1 PM Consignments Flea Markets U.S.A. lectibles Something for everyone oo washing machine, need* timer. $20 10 AM to 5 PM Daily Clartatoo Rd Ule Orion, Mich ALL ARE INVITED- your gift list Were in the holiday Call 646 5600 weekdays NOTICE wanted Wiles Auctioo Bam. 15 Mile k One Of The Largest to the Renaissance Holiday Art Ftire 148-7659 315 Chesterfield Eves 4 weekends Stl-856f »93-1871 Novi Rd, Non 614-17S4 or «49 541( Indoor Flea and Antique Markets «iood. so >oio us for coffee, cookie* 4 OF PUBCIC HEARING Sun . Dec 5th, 1110-4 10PM • Birming savings' Sale* conducted by Dunne GAS STOVE 4 refrigerator, avocado. Birmingham Tbe oen regular meeting of the Board AnUooe*. Collectible*. Bargains Oo ham Unitarian Church • 651 Woodward BEDROOM Set complete 4 pieces GOLD JEWELRY AT AUCTION ANTIQUE Player Piano Story 4 Clark, Furniture. Food, Clothing. Crafts Browne Alier 4PM Ml-8507 $100 set or be*t offer (N of W Maple.,Vtween Southfield 4 of Directors of tbe Southeastern Michi We have bees commissioned to sell at (at Looe Pioe) - Adnussioo Free modem. Pecan, high quality, plate glass completely restored in time for Christ OPEN EVERY WEEKEND Call eve* 514 1807 Cranbrooks Rds j' gan Triosportatioc Authority will be public aoctioo oo Dec 11 by the Trust LIVONIA Jewish Congregation. 118*0 top night stand, dresser 649 2623 beld on Tuesday. December 7. 1982. at mas, 11.000. also smaller Steinway pi Kn . 11 to 9 Sat 4 Sun. 10 to 6 ARTS 4 CRAFT SHOW Dec 4 10am GE DELUXE Refrigerator, avocado. Dept- of Lapeer County Bani 4 Trust, a ano with bench Buyer* Only 540-4667 BRING THE FAMILY W 7 Mile Rd. Livonia Semiannual FURNITURE Include* Pair of tur BEDROOM SET double complete, all I SO PM to tbe Authority's majD coo- few outstanding, aetioue gold 4 dia 5pm «81 Pinecrest. Ferndale High 19" freerer lop. frosl-free. eicelleot quoise rockers, teacarl. green nag T Way Plata. Cooley Lake Rd . E of School Ceramic*. Stained Glass Rummage Sile New 4 used clothing walnut wood, like new $4¥> 626-3285 lereoce room located lathe First Na mood ladiej wnstwatebes of exceptioo- ANTIQUE ROOM »nd household good* Suo . Dec i, 11 cooditioo. $110 After 5 30pm 175-901« gabyde sofa, bookcases, stools. Fick tional Building. 660 Woodward Ave. Williams Lake Rd , Union Lite Deiler Hand Work Ample Parking al quihty from an estate These items SouLhgate Flea Market Reservations 9 to 5 Daily $60-2100 AM 4 ?U . Moo . Dec 6. 10 AM 4 PM. Reed sofa, chair, table*. French desk. CARPETING Beautiful condition IJUi noor. Detroit, Ml 4811« Thewil l be sold «l the beginning of the ME CE white dryer. $115 Eicellent work BEAUTIFUL CLASS TOP CABINET. Fort Si 1 Pennsylvtala Rd ARTS 4 CRAFTS. Saturday. December ing cooditioo 512-5195 brown shonsbag 13 x 21' Alter J PM meeurtg is opeo to tbe public and copies CHANICAL MARVELS aoctioa at lie Fn 4-9. Sit 9-7\Sun.»-« HANG your Christmas stocking from 4 Mam 4pm Walnut Like School. 1075 NORTHVILLE PLAZA Flea Market CARVED OAK HIGH BED vanity, or early morimng. call 8518954 of tbe agenda are available at the Mx* Slate Fair Crounds See id this Dealers featuring quality 4 affordable one of our many i'htiqoe mactels in Walnut Lake Rd. W Blooralield. be W Seven Mile Rd Sat Dec 4, 9am HUDSON refrigerate*, suitable for ga mirrors, mahogany arm chair 4 end ta SEMTA olliees 41 hours prior to tbe column furniture, glassware, china, toy*. Jewel- slock Simple to ornale.in pine, oak tween Inkster 4 Middlebelt Rds 5pm Also Dog Obedience Demo at 12 rage or workshop. $50 ble*, dinette table 4 chair*. CARPETING Florida Green, like new meeting GORDON R1EWE birch, walnut and mahogany Our in Nooo Northville Chamber of Com 21x13 6 and 11 6x9, best offer Call a) ry. dolls. 1st edition plate*. Deco 4 ATTENTION SHOPPERS' Cill Fri . SiU or Sun . " 689-1179 AUCTION ASSOCIATES Nouveaa. etc ventory also include* a wide selection merce 1497640 ACCESSORIES include Paintings, ter Spm. ^51-0915 of unique items to put around your tree Meadow Lake Holiday Gift Bazaar JENN-AIRE STOVE with 4 burner*, priot*. primitive oils. Audubon, hpv 607 Insurance JVLU 5 ANTIQUE AUCTION • WE BUY ALL ANTIQUES • - crystal glassware, bronze vase*. Dec 4 10AM 4PM 7100 Lindenmere. SANTATS ATTIC eitragnll assembly $395 5381250 ergne lamps, rugs, vases, salad bowl Tturs Dec 2. 7PM 12100 Telegraph, Glass, Postcards, Clock*. Dolls. Birmingham, ofl Inkster S of Maple Dec 4 10am 5pm TIRED OF SKYHICH RATES' porcelain*, oriental rup. Victorian Flai Rock 3 door velvet lined oal ice Art Glass. Jewelry. Furniture and chair* and oak pedestal table*, even a Troy Union Schools, between John R 4 KENMORE electric stove, continuous AUSO Color TVs. Panasonic stereo CARPETING Try Ours boj Oik ctest with hat boi Com Shelly china 148.4154 or 148-7984 full beveled door or window or a beauli CHRISTMAS BAZAAR Unique band Rochester Rd cleaning, white, clock 4 timer, only Call Art Allen (Formerly of AAAj craft gift* Thur* thru Sat. lOam-Spm ' used 4 wk*. $225 q<*77-7649 Sear* Refrigerator. GE washer 1 Interior Design Firm mode*. Sharp walnut low-boy Gateleg (ul victonan brass chandelier to en dryer, plavpeo. dog travel cage, clothes Metro Agency. Inc 5223900 J door oak> ice boi Hopaloruj Cassldy ANTIQUES, chests, table*, chair*. hance the festive occasion Come see 1222 Wnght Drive. Clausoo. Mich Established Over 25 yrs' clocU Depression glassware Gifts for Frendb, Boulle clock 4 bracket, over the 415-631« 705 Wearing Apparel KENMORE electric self cleaning site* 10-1< and much more ourlfloorsof display at range 4 burner* Eicellent cooditioo Must sacrifice all remaining rolls ol awtiqbe shoppers $44-817} -mantle mirror, large religious stained 644-3982 custom, commercial & designer carpel 608 Transportation glass window, largj oak panel door. 1 MATERIALS UNLIMITED CHRISTMAS CRAFT CORNER LUXURIOUS full length raccooo coat. $125 Call after 6 PM 642 »580 J W Michigan Ave . Ypsilanu OPEN First Annual Home Show Miay unique purchased -1980. black grey color. APPROXIMATELY 60 yds all Wool Antron. Ultrcn. Wool Berber Terms 4 1 PUBUC AUCTION EVERY FRl 7 PM oak columns, misc glassware. Indian KENMORE washer 4 dryer. $100 each installation available Call now CALIFORNIA OR FLORIDA BOUND Mike's Auction Barn IS MileNovi Rd . artifacts, floor w»ier 4 scrubber, room Thur* thru Sun lOam-Spm Moo thru Handcrafted Gifts 4 Chnslmai Decora pnc*dtoseIlai$l 250 855-U08 gold carpeting. 4 seater couch, hanging Ship vour car. truck or cycle bv Auto Wed by appointment only 48J69S0 tions Dae 4. 5 10 AM-5 PM 26604 Very'good cooditioo 427 2141 lamp 4 Misc Furniture 626 5929 Novi Available this week 3 dinette*, sue green rug Dec J 4 4 9 S*0am-5pm LADIES fur coat, all -natural Beaver, Haulaway 545 7.200 chairs, boi lots of books. bous*»arej; "".anton area 453-9474 Five Mile Redford. comer Delaware 4 353-9174 5 Mile, between Beech 4 Inkster trapped to Northern Wisconsin and KENMORE washer 4 dryer, white, old CARS DRIVEN to • Florida. Anions. glassware, misc and much, mucf er. working condition Both for $50 or ATTENTION COFFEE TABLE. 4 2 taupe formirj V- ANTIQUE SHOW 4 SALE HOLY NAME Lake Superior uti $»00 DU J 1477 v»ith inlaid tile top two I (I carved California Low rates, insured more Consignments wanted r WOMEN s COUNCIL CHRISTMAS Craft Home Show • many $30 each After 6pm 474-3686 BARGAIN HUNTERS! Northland Auto 540-7044 Auctioneer Dave Robertson. 1 day* only Sun. Mon. Dec 5 4 6th. 10- unique handcrafted gifts and decora CIVE ter something special Pistel wooded masks After Spm 655-299T Owner. Mike Falle For information, 7pm Hairperbole Bldg 28130 Tele KENMORE washer, many features, ei PRE-RENTED FURNITURE ART & ANTIQUE lions Dec 1 thru Dec 7 . 9-5 PM daily Mink leither stroller. Foicollir Beau CONTEMPORARY SOFA. Englander NEEDED Person to sbare eipenses 4 call 6693484 0c 624 3754 graph, located between Chatham 4 34344 Somerset, corner of Wild wood. S tiful cooditioo $995. eve*.6344720 cellent condition. $150 Fngidaye elec Returns from Model Homes in v ing to Daytooa Beach Florida oo ward*. Louis lean. Period furniture, .SHOW tric dryer, works good. $50 645 0156 and Transferred Executives Triangle, brown print, excellent condi ol Cherry Hill 126-1691 lion. $225 Call after 6 pm 644 4217 December 11 or 23. returning January PUBLIC AUCTION Chinese accessories, gum reduction* Sat. Dec 4 10am-5pm LOVELY WEDDING Gown 4 Lcog I 88^8235 JJ7-5180 Sun Dec 5. 12-5 pm CHRISTMAS Fun Fair 4 Craft Show Veil Peau de So;e tnmmed Alencoo KENMORE WASHER, eicellent. $90 Floor Simples and lace sire 12 14 $150 112-4810 9' Sears table saw $100 Also misc fur Discontinued Items also marked down Don s Contented Sole $2 Donation At Westland School 27100 Bennett WILL DRIVE your car to Aruoca Dec ANTIQUES-oak dresser with beveled 26 ANTIQUE DEALERS Redford Tvtp. Sat. Dec 4. 10AM SPM niture — 451-004« SAVINGS UP TO 70-r 15 Responsible, mature Table* 4 Chairs Church Pews mirror, oak fero stand, oak chain, oil WEDDING COWN (7-81. Veolse dais? $0 ARTISTS 40 Crafters games for all age*, food 4 LITTON STOVE, microwave 4 fan «61 4947 Antiques. Misc Clocks Glassware lamps, mix Garden City 427-5324 COUNTRY CUPBOARD lace, also mantilla 4 slip cost $700. sell Floorlamps $20 RED WING 1 prues. rallies. 4 more Located be coming range, gold $575 261029» Don * Contented Sale is merging with Crafts. Luncheon. Baked Good* 4 More $215 Mother of the bnde dress, size 7-8. Butler tables $35 YOUNG MAN driving to Fort Lauder- Doc > Bullet so we will have a public tween 6 4 7 M!le.and Beech 4 Inkster blue. $35 Call after 5 10pm. 9811274 HOLY NAME SCHOOL MAGIC CHEF STOVE, gas, good condi Browncorduroy chairs $45 iale first week m Dec wants compili- auction ai 102 E Chicago Blvd. ANTIQUES-10 DEALERS COUNTRY CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE TICKET ble person to betp drive Cao pay rea Tecumseb. Mi No Admission charge 680 HARMON BIRMINGHAM AZURENE Violet mtnk coat custom Hon. avocado, matching Kelvinator no- Brass serving carts $5 Every day an AntKjee Stow featuring (I blk W of Woodward) 15461 Memmao. Livonia 1 bouse N of designed, full style, finest quality Fits frost refrigerator $125 both 126 2469 Brass coal racks $50 *w»ble fee Pboto reply to P 0 Box 98. SUN DEC 5 AT 12 NOON Uvonra Church of Christ Thur* Fn WINNER Clawsoo MI 48017 quality Furniture. Accessories iBetween 15 4 16 Mile Rds i 10-14 Sicnfice. $1900 669-19711 Pice rocking chairs $70 Owner Donald A Smith Dec 2-1. I0am-6pm Sat Dec 4 10am- RECONDITIONED WASHERS and 5 pc dinettes $85 Braun 4 Helmer Auction Service Collectible* Beautiful display* Make your home and Gift giving a real }pm Beautiful pottery, macrame pil BEAUTIFUL hip length Persian Lamb Dryers, guaranteed. $85 and up Lighted curio cabints $12S 609 Bingo Lloyd Braun Jerry Helmer treasure this Hobday Season J C WYNOS Christmas Antique 4 Col lows, wooden items, etc jacket, silver mink coltar. sue 1416 Bill and Rod s AppHaoces 6 ft lighted bookcases , $135 Ann Arbor Saline tectible Show Sun Dec 5th. 9 to 4 PM Worn 4 times $525 firm 881-524$ 425 5040 Contemporary HereuIon sofa - - 1195 TROY CORNERS ANTIQUES Dolls, toys, furniture. )ewelry. glass CRAFTS 4 BAKE ?H0P - Dec 24. — ' Tom Kapusnak (CARIHi National Asthma Center REFRIGERATOR Admiral. 15 6 Cu Herculoo sofa 4 chair $235 Bingo every Friday • 7PM 665-9646 994-6309 The Old Church. ware, primitives, pottery. Hummel* I0am-4pm . 3144 Newport Ci . N of Big BLACK RANCH mink coal, eicellent Bassett sleeper sofa $250 j 358 Clair Hill Dr Square Like 4 Liveroots. and Doulton* Westside Roma Hall. Beaver, between Adams 4 Ccolidge condition. $1 800 Mink 3 4 jicket. foi Ft. frostless temperature controls for Rochester (Special games at 6 IS) PUBLIC AUCTION meat freezer 4 fridge. Almond. 3'v 5pc oak dinette $275 j Amer Legion Hatl-29600 W 9 Mile Rd Tue* thru Sit 10A.M 5PM 27777 Schoolcraft. Livonia collar. $90X1 Mink shrug $300 After Contemporary sofa & loveseats $350 j STH SEMI-ANNUAL Free Admission Over 100 Dealers CRAFT SHOW 6PM 540-7219 Yrs $300 or best offer 534-1547 MECHANICAL MARVELS ANTIQUE wall 4 mantle clocks, also Sal Sun Dec 4 5 10-5 Aion Hills Clufc 4 pc oak bedroom sel $350 EASTER SEAL SOCIETY SAT DEC 11 AT 10 AM See oeit weeks paper for our Christmas REFRIGERATOR. 17 cu ft Self clean Thomasville stereo cabinet $395 FRIENDSHIP CLUB bras* candle sticks, brass jelly pins & Doll. Toy 4 Miniature Show on Dec House. 1400 Dreielgate Rochester E BRAND new natural Silver lip full MICHIGAN STATE FAIRGROUNDS copper tea kettle For appt 644 4168 of l.nernots S of ^on Rd length Raccoon coat Appraised at ing eleclnc range, built in dishwasher, 2 pc sleeper sectional $395 Rediord Hall WOODWARD AT 8 MILE 12th. Kaslside J C Wvno. 772-2151 hood range Good condition $175 Will Traditional sofa 4 love-scat $445 Ply mouth 4 Inkster Roads $5,000 Ask J290O Beautiful 280-1055 DETROIT. MICH MISSION Style antioue round oak din FLOOR LOOM 45 inch l.il Suna all separate 591-0195 Thursdays - 6 45pm VIDEO GAMES hardwood, manv accessories $S50 BROWN RANCH Mink coat, top quality Manv other items too numerous tc list Please call the promotion ing table 4 4 chairs $750 or good offer TOP of the line GE washer 4 gas dryer department of the Ob PIN BALL MACHINES Aristocratic Call before 9PM 5498S06 851 2885 female skins, eicellent condition, sile 10 624 2219 Eves 682-8920 Eicellent condition Call after 5pm server & Eccentric bet 612 InMemoriam JUKE BOXES HANDMADE QUILT brown Drw*)enj NEW MATTRESS ci ALL LATE MODEL G AMES PAIR OF Thermo pane etched glass 476-8053 plate on wbue background, new $600 FUR jacket never worn. beaQtiful ween 9AM and 5 PM . TO HOLLAND F WEBBER who passed Artistic front doors with side bghl panels Wist 361-5971 80X SPRING SALE Friday. December 3. 1982. eria pattern Designed by Mark Talaba Black Persian Limb Sacrifice. $125 UPRIGHT FREEZER. 15 ft. good con awa> on Dec 2. 1981 As we reflect Pinball machines 4 video games are dltion $200 422-7740 to claim your two FREE the hottest items ever in the home en of Birmingham, signed Call Antiques HOLIDAYCRAFT BAZAAR 544-4114 FACTORY SECONDS }ack on ou; family memories they were REDWING TICKETS all winched by your presence You tertainmeot market, why buy a plastic Affordable bv Sally Wnghl 1 lam-5pm eic-epl for Sit Dec 4. lOam-Spm Wm Grace FUR - Multi color fox. mid-length, satin WASHER. Hotpoint. Frigidaire dryer VALUES TO $500 meant a great deal to all of us and you toy from tbe dept store when yog can Tiics Wed. 4 Sun 394-0339 School. 29040 Shiawassee. Farmir.gton lined, sue 5. like new. $300 Call be- both while. $200 for the pair or will sep 3 Accounting Services 27 Brick, Block & Cement [33 Building & Remodeling 39 Carpentry 42 Carpet Cleaning 55 Chimney Cleaning 65 Drywall 78 Firewood 78 Firewood ALL CEMENT 4 Masopary Porches, CUSTOM KITCHENS BRANDENBURG DRYWALL CO EXECUTIVE ACCOUNTING Counters 4 cabinets, renew or replace A Village Carpenter & Dyeing CLARKS CHIMNEY SERVICE ANTHRACITE COAL And Legal Services Accounting. Tai patios, driveways, walls, floors, foun Screens $22 50 cleaning, down drafts 25 Years Exp New ind Older homes. AAA FIREWOOD dations, new 4 repairs Licensed. Expe high quality materials 4 workmanship corrected Insured Our pnee cant be Repairs. Cracks. Nail Pops Installing BROOKFIELDCOAL DRY WOOD Returns and Legal Matters 8517668 rienced Free fet 348-006«. 531-1302 Low quality prices Free Est 3971142 Home or Business K.LEAN ALL Maintenance- Shampoo 4 Vil. after «. 476-76-58 steam eitraction $27 any sue living beat Call between 8am-$pm 595 3065 Finishing teitunng Fully Lie 363-1600 CANNELCOAL GUARANTEED SEASONED LIBERTY ACCOUNTING SERVICE room 4 hall $10 (or each additional All Available by SPLIT MIXED HARDWOOD Ideal for small 4 medium businesses. ALL CEMENT WORK CUSTOM QUALITY CARPENTER • HANDYMAN room 10% Sr ciuiendiscount 336-6197 NORTHWEST CHINMEY SWEEP Face Cords 14x8t 16-18i Reasonable rates pick up 4 delivery Retired Remodeling including small Christmas Spcicals Have your chinmey DRYWALL lb., bag or bulk (1)- $50...(2) -$90 available 427-3653 & REPAIRS CARPENTRY sobs. Free estimates cleaned professionally plus 4 of a face Teitonrrg. new 4 repairs HOME 1MPROVMENTS FIREWOOD, $47 Face Cord. BLOCK BRICK. DRIVEWAYS. References if required 354-5282 44 Carpet Laying cord of hardwood. 150 Call 537-9379 Freeeslimates 681-3329 (3)-$135 SIDEWALKS. PORCHES.CHIMNEY'S. FAMILY ROOMS 4x8x15-20"- guar, to burn. 9 Aluminum Siding FOOTINGS. FOUNDATION WORK 4 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE CARPENTER who teaches Induslrral & Repair PROTECT YOUR LOVED ONES f REE DELIVERY RETAINING WALLS LICENSED 4 INSURED Arts desires weekend jobs A chimney fire can end in tragedy For 66 Electrical NOBLE'S 474-4922 ALL TYPES SIDING 4 tnsutation J WROBEI. 5&3-93I2 Licensed 4 Insured Builder 8 SEOC CARPET SERVICE App'l call the professionals Firewood, 595-1263 APPLE. BIRCH. Cherry. Oak. Maple. AGED 1 YEAR MIXED HARDWOOD Thermal 4 Storm windows 4 doors Free 4 fast estimate 348-6095 Carpel Repairs screens 4 caps Insured Custom trim, awnings, glitters, roofing Hickory This popular Deluie Mil is $55 fare cord (4 18 XI6-18' i on small 4 Urge yobs PAD AVAILABLE Allan Reed Chimney Sweep. 5341952 Free Delivery Metro Aluminum Frank. 52 5-7677 CARPENTRY For Home or Office 421-6550. 5224227 BOLLIN ELECTRIC an ideal blend 4 especially helpful in 534-1570, 477-7251 FINISHED Custom cabinets 4 counters Commercial Ind us trial-Res'l problem fireplaces Or if you prefer, ill 721-8610 464-2795 ALUMA ENTERPRISES Basements, bathrooms elec. plumbing 56 Chimney while Birch Hardwood only' O K. Cus All siding. Inm. gutters, storms, roofing IMMEDIATE SERVICE 474-1980 Free esti mites 478-4078 CARPET LAYING 4 REPAIRS 425-0030 tom orders welcome Free kindling 4 ALL CHOICE split, mixed hardwoods 4 repairs Work Guaranteed |j«nse3 Cement, Block 4 Brick Rena ir BASEMENTS Rcstretching. patching and reweavmg Building & Repair locil delivery. Organue tbe neighbor Seasoned 1 year $50 face cord. 4 Insured Free Estimates 644-373¾- Porches. Steps, Chimneys, Sidewilkj EXPERIENCED CARPENTERS needs Reasonable hood wood parly' Everyone saves with 8x4x16' Northern oak. $55 Free de work Commercial or residential Addi 532-6218 CHIMNEYS 4 FIREPLACES ADDITIONS WIRED i quantity discount on economy orders livery Livonia 4- nearby areas 464-2433 Lie 32 yrs Experience 474-1980 Call BOB WILKIE Complete Service SERVICES MOVED-INCREASED lions or rec. room No job too small 10¾ to Needy Seniors (except oh the ALL HARDWOOD ALUMINUM After 6pm 525-7M1 CUSTOM CARPET INSTALLATION Serving Tri-Counly Area FLOODI.IGHTS-bucket truck to 35 145 95 economy units) $1 50 so yd Carpet, pad 4 repairs avail Graham Construction 4S3-SS41 VIOLATIONS CORRECTED-REPAIR Split Delivered SIDING & TRIM SALE 33 Building * Remodeling GUY WIELAND. LIC BUILDER able References No yob too big or Residential • Commercial HANK JOHNSON 4 SONS Three face cords (4x8x16) $120 286-7888 Carpenter work of ill kinds Awnings, small Guaranteed Call Bob, 937 8746 CHIMNEYS. Fireplaces, repaired or Professional. Qualified, Dependable. Please phone persistently. 349 3018 '721-2674 Complete Building 4 Remodeling ADDITIONS sun porch, windows, storm doors, alum built new. cleaBod Wood stove Instilla Reasonable Rates 30yrseiptrifftce If no answer. 348-2106 EXPERT tion Stale licensed Insured Free est Free Financing Available MODERNIZATION IT COSTS NO MORE siding, roofs, gutters, etc 937-2390 A - 1 FIREWOOD ALL OAK FIREWOOD Licensed 4 Insured - Free Estimates CARPET Northville Construction 348-1016 Speedy $48 percord4i8xl6 Kitchens Alt Garages INSTALLATION I lace cord ilO, J face cords $"S. 3 face Over 30 Yr» Experience Bathrooms Family rooms ...to get KITCHEN SPECIALIST Electric Service Semi-Seasoned Fre-e Deltverv Heritage Home Improvement 421-1459 CHIMNEYS- PORCHES cords $100 (7i6x4). 12 to 18 in length Roughin Redwood decks first class workmanship. Refacing or New Cabinets BRICK RESTORATION Free Estimates 464-1035 482-8517 Call 435-8670 537-0452 or 532-5797 Foroualily work by Builder wbo worts FIRST PUCE WINNER of two Formica Counters LINOLEUM-CARPET TILE Rebuilt Repaired. Leaks Stopped on Jobs himself - call. National Awards. HAMILTON Install Dishwashers 728-7910 Tuck Pointing. Flashings, Clcaried & ALL SEASONED HARDWOOD ALUMINUM & VINYL SIDING Trim MARTY GRAFF'S has been satisfying customers Installation • Repairs Screened All Work Guaranteed Free ALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS BYRON ONISKO 2 face cords $90 - 1 face cord - $18 4 gutters, storm windows 4 doors for over 20 years < LOW PRICE REPAIRS Estimate Licensed. Insured 532 5168 Residential 4 Commercial, breaker 4 has northern wbite birch. $59 Northern White Birch - $60 Guaranteed lowest rates, highest Call 525-2818 Half Birch Half Hardwood • $55 GRAFF CONST. CO. You deal directly with the Carpentry, roof 4 gutters, plumbing 4 fuse panels, plugs, violations Cfe. Low oak. $53. 8x4x16 I spill wood 559-6333 qtulity.UcetiSCd 495*948 LOWEST PRICES Prices Free Est Anytime 584-7969 Prompt Free Delivery • 464 1457 476-8338 owner All work guaranteed painting Install, sell, wholesale cost basis-- A 1 LOCAL FIREWOOD LOWEST PRICES and competitively priced- 47(-401 lor 835-8810 Service all needs We do everything $50 face cord. (4x8 il6") Sucking and ALL REMODEUNG 4 ALTERATIONS • PREET3tI?hit<3 • Designs CHIMNEYS Aluminum Siding 4 Gutters Installed Basements, rec rooms, partitions, roof QUALITY WOOD-WORKING 476-0011 Repaired or built new Screened delivery free Call evenings 4 week SEASONED Roofiog b related work • Additions • Hitcbens 8ASEMENTS 4 ADDITIONS WIRED ends Oakland County only 855-5171 4 tnm Highest quality-lowest prices Carpenter experiened in ill ireas of Cleaned Roof leaks slopped SERVICES INCREASED OR MOVED ^476-4)011 or «35-8610 • P/ar4i&>c'r'i>res, etc 1 FIREWOOD Free Est Mark 181^)447,459-3251 finish woodworking Basements, kitch 52 Catering • Flowers GUARANTEED GA 7-3981 - VIOLATIONS CORRECTED - FIREWOOD HAMILTON BUILDERS en cabinets, etc Giry 392-4860 Eiperl tn Detroit Edisoo's New Mixed hardwood MAPLE-ii-AK-ASH - ^ \•'•:'"> SIDING ANY TYPE REMODELINC Interrvptible Service for Central AC SPLIT 4 DELIVERED OR REPAIR Call 559-S690...24 hrs. 57 Christmas Trees $50 lace cord (4x8x16' SENTRV CONTRACTORS INC REMODELING DONNA'S Licensed Master Electrician 591-0998 $50per face cord Full j Licensed - Folly Insured Will beat anybody's deal .25 YEARS EXPERIENCE (7 Mile Radius of Licensed Builder 721-341J All phases of Carpentry Work Ford Rd 4 1-275) QUAUTY.VyORKMANSHIP NO JOB TOO SMALL CATERING - FREE ESTIMATES - DAVID MOSS. 559^)315 FIREWOOD 4i8Ft. 1618 inches long Free Estimate*. '. 476-4444 A SMALLER company means smaller LICENSED S358JJ5 CHRISTMAS 981466« 9815361 prices All home faprovementa, base r KITCHENS i FOR ALL OCCASIONS Pickup or Delivery SIDING. TRIM. GUTTERS ments Call for free estimates, designs. Buffet • Sit-Down • Delivery 651-9686 Work Myself ELECTRICIAN LUCAS NURSERY ^ RK BEASLEY k SONS Complete Coostructloa 477-1461 Cabinet Refidng 42 Carpet Gleaning Home. Office. Halls. Picnics. Etc TREES • FIREWOOD $30 • $35 - $40 • face KEEGO HARBOR 682-2467 Formica Counters For Hire . CHOOSE & CUT Free Estimates Cord Quiftlty discount: Will deliver. & LANDSCAPE MODELING & Dyeing Scotch Pine 4 Spruce lie tile our 326-5025 BROCHURES AVAILABLE Licensed • 531-0411 or 583-150« 4179494 4I680FordReJ.Cinton AKttoo 12Appllanco Service ITy. Free estimates Home Ser- 261-0453—-476-3Q94 READY CUT GOOD • SEASONED SEASONEDOAK- - . CaUTomeveoingi. 898-110» Powerful unck-roounted steam clean Scotch. Douglas Fir 4 BaLvam R>frigefi(or/Fre«er Repair ing gets carpets safety cltarSer 4 dryer - FIREWOOD- $60FiceCord<4i8xl«) EXPERIENCED BARTENDERS, wai OPEN 7 DAYS PER WEEK Delivered 4 Stacked if ible to drive to No service charge li repaired BATHS - KITCHENS than ill other methods. Guaranteed insset tor parties, etc. SpecUllsU In 68 Engraving • Glass 538-8630 eves., 437-5541 Old Cabinets reficed like new. Upholstery & Velvet organizing any occasion Country club 9-5 P.M. arei. 693-8IJS 291-4698 Formic* Ciblnetj 4 Coonten. MARS BLDG. CO. Pel Odor Removal eiperier.ee. references 624 8185 NORTHERN OAK Vanities, OUhwasoen 4 Disposals In RcsldeeOlI. Commercial Additions, Family Opera led 'T BROADVIEW GLASS ENGRAVING Mlied hirdwoods - 1 cord $55 - 1 for stalled- LICENSED WALT; 47«-$«»! KItcbeos, Dormers. Rec Rooms. Ba,lhs. 81 Floor Service MARIES CATERING CHRISTMAS TREE FARM , For the upcoming holidays $83 Truck toad of 8 for $310 (4x8x18) 15 Asphalt Siding. Fn* estimates. Prompt leMce ' ACTION CARPET CLEANiNG 4 a I) occasions 595-014». 728-7586 FLOOR SANDINO-REFINISHINC BEAUTIFUL Kitchens by.T k K Re SM-JiM 81J-7044 HOR DOEUVRES. BUFFETS 4380 Hickory Ridge Road ASPHALT PAVING bj Great Lake* modeling. Wood or formlci cabinet! & 559-0050 421-5380 DINNERS, PAR V TRAYS Highland Unforgettably Beautiful Names - ln\, Old floors our specialty" Stilt) work Mtb • Personal Messages engrtved on 100". OAK FIREWOOD " beiuUfully done fery reasonable. Free Drtvewiyj. P«jklri| Lots coonler lops - fA, Nrch, maple, or pin* QUALITY CUSTOM CARPENTRY Member of SCTillCUC 8CI-4295 3 miles oorth of Mil $35 per face cord (4°>l'ill"> Reasonable Riles vtoetr. Custom made to fit you/ lltcti- Remodeling 4 Repair* your merchandise or ours. estimate t ' 4777734 All styles ivillable • I week delivery • 5 Cord Minimum 155-120« Ke 1-1000 , ea Put ImUlUUoD. ooillly work »nd Free Ettlma tea • CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL • PROFESSIONAL CallToajy' 1119314 Bartenders 4 Wiltresses Call CRYSTAL CREATIONS, »im 9pm LEONARD'S FLOOR SANDING 4 mitertat*. Licensed, Insured, experi CrtgSoave 8818374 Starllte Cleaning Systems 887-9192 . REFINISHING 32 YRS EXPERI enced ••'••- S51 Ml» for ill Business 4 Sociil events JOHN MACKIE 642-0467 OAK FIREWOOD DELIVERED RESIDENTIAL BUILDER $15 living room 4 Hsll Tbe PourMin. After 6pm J9J-2025 ENCE QUALITY WORK REASON 24 Bawment Free Pick up & Delivery by full cord <4' 14' ill. ABLE PRICES. 437 5533 Custom carpentry. New Homes, Addi (up to 150 so, ft) 63 Draperies 17 eords-$87 cord m eords-$70 cord. Waterproofing tions, Oarages, Remodeling. Kitchens, WILMA-S WEDDING SERVICE CallEvea, 7 to9, (517)|IJ.JU> COMPLETE :>;:'•: Bilht, Formlci. Ceramic Tile. Free E»- »2 rooms $40 • t-S Main tables 4 Hon d'oeuvres BASEMENT LF-A(CS REPAIRED timales Eicellent Refrrenco. Chock • 3 rooms $60» • Ith Swecel Tible our Specialty Custom Draperies RARE RARE RARE • Drilns 4 Sump pumps repaired MODERNIZATION-. Soarbiu& Uc 59)74 tU-UQl Your Place 334-7497 72 Fences 100% pure Hirdrock Maple. Bums ' )0YEAi«EAPERrENCE PRICED WITHIN REASON " Additional r 708 Household Goods 708 Houwhold Goods 708 Household Goods 708 Household Good* 708 Household Goods 709 Household Goods 709 Household Goods 710 Misc. For Sale 710 Misc. For Strle Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Wayne County Wayne County Oakland County Oakland County CONTENTS SALE HOUSEHOLD LOVELY 5 piece dining room, 8450. TWIN BED. white teen bedroom set FURNITURE SALE TAPPAN Dishwasher, needs gasket DOG CAGES - A 1 cooditioo Veteri RARE Child's Adda-Pearl Necklace, ESTATE SALE Green sofa 82*0. Lounge chair. 8150. with mattress $200 Twin mattress a Builder* model borne New Dreiel • $25 Three lift lop school desk* $5 each nary or pel shop style, solid sleet 93 pearls, 14 carat gold chain, appraisal & ESTATE SALES Welmas cocktail lable, 1200 517-0544 boispring $55 4 bar stools $80 Work Heritage & stesigner furniture Knott Two 25 tube type color TV's, two Black Shoreline - with chrome barred door* 4 *l>p like new $550 firm «8-2959 BY bench $20 Electric dryer $150. 2 green 4 while TVs. setl for usable parts- all sanitary floor* Cost $1200 for each two 27475 Bradford Ln. MAXWELL Royal, pine furniture. J Ingham Forest Sub us Livoola. 19175 & SALESMAN'S gift samples at cost Sat. Conducted by "K" matching chair* with o4toman $2M Af- 19227 Cary Lace Hours l-«pm. Frl four. $20 Used carpetiog. gold, J unit set - sacrifice (() two unit sets $350 "Suzanne & Co" chair*, ottoman, and sofa bed Pine ter 5J0pm 478 4584 rooms, good for cottage $15 4(4-2252 each set «3«-J777 16-5 PM 1217 Gordon Court. Clawson Southfield Harvest table with benches Pine coffee thru Moo 477-3054 14 "^ Mile & Rochester Servicing tables and lamp tables. 2 pine bar TWIN SIZE canopy bed: 5 Ft loveseat. 5025 N Adams. W Bloomfield beige, some wear oo arms $50 each 2 HOUSEHOLD SALE Kilcheo set, DOLLS, all kinds, all sizes, old and new. SCHOOL QUALITY CHALK BOARDS Beacon Square, east en N W corner al East Long Lake Wayne. Oakland 4 Macomb Counties (tools «2 1I84J 9 porch & rec room furniture, noker Warehouse Sale Also doll Isralture chair*, beds All ex manual typewriters, circa 19)0. $10 cellent condition 545 1 HI Ideal lor Christmas trance: Take Harvard north Fn, Sat, Sun 10tm-4pm KAY 247-0361 MODULAR Sola, t piece, beige tex each Call Frl. Sat or Sun . 689 1279 table, desk, rmsc items 27«-«J44 ALL NEW FURNITURE II66E Big Beaver. Troy from 11 Mile Road between ENTIRE CONTENTS INCLUDING ANN 771-0197 tured, recently purchased, never used, TWO matching area rug* 9 X 12 and « Bunk Beds $99.85 EVERGREEN' WREATHS 689-9300 must sell After i PM Soe 3MS0J1 X 9. handroaoV. 100¾ wool, gold and HOUSEHOLO SALE Custom made by M S U student All su Lahser and Evergreen. Make Antiques, primitive ptne comer cup HOUSEHOLD SALE-Levelor btlods. Trundle Beds . . . $119.95 es Reasonably priced Call «42 90*6 SUNK1ST evmmercu) orange or gra board, drop leaf table*. ( arrowback MOVING BASEMENT SALE, Troy beige, eicellent cooditioo. $600 Will pefruil juicer, chrome 4 stainless steel (Irst right turn. *ofa 4 loveseat cocktail table, tv. self separate J woven wood blinds. 60" HoWywood Beds . $119 95 chair*, work tables, cbesu. mliron. dresser.food processor 358-0824 Thur* 4 Fn . Dec 2 U J Clothing, some SAT., DEC. 4, 10AM-4PM FIREPLACE CRATE HEATER wilh excellent coodition. cost $950. sacrifice paintings, bunt scenes, trie lamps. J x 6 antiques, books, pans, lots of staff 918 wide X J6" long, beige with gold trim, Roil Away Beds . . $99.95 $350, best offer 85«-J777 excellent coodtUoo $45 559-OMS 20510 WESTMORELAND blower. $150 Glass doors $50 855 2735 Frl.. Sat., Sun. (10 am-4 pm) oriental beautiful fori, copper apple- BrooVlawn near Ealoo 4 Derby 2 blocks E of Evergreen. I block S. of 8 Mattresses $39.95 butter kettle. C 1604 umpler. glass USED baby fornilure - cnb. Port a mile GARAGE SALE Birmingham Fn. TELEPHONE Answering machine, re PRICED TO SELL R-Way fruit ware, iaia, Woodard. Fkk* Reed. MOVING SALE Birnvmghamv Spinel Adult Bedroom Sets $499.95 Sal . Dec 3.4, 9 AM-5 PM Off 13 Mile, mow control device allows you to lake Household Sale cnb. bassinet, good coodition. best of 6 ft.cherry desk, bedroom set. fotmx-a calls from tape while away Excellent wood dinlag suit* with china earn Baker.'large book collection. 1st edi Puno, Dressing Table. Lamps'. Chairs. fer After 5pm 545-6251 tables, lounge chair*, sofa. TV. lamps. between Lahser 4 Telegraph 23110 oej. server. ub!e. 6 chair* Desk. Tables. Record Cabinet Washer. BritnerCt Misc Items from every coo- cooditio.~~4i,,~o. $14«u0n 546-1782 tions. World War ! 4 children* Dec. 2-3, 10-4pm WALNUT DINING room set, $400 2 books, much misc BED-N-BUNK Grandfather clock Kith Westmiru* HOUSE FULL Velvet sofa, many antique pieces, a poll Dryer. Sofa, Pictures. Headboard. Some Sleep Shoppe Inc. ceivable category ter chimes. Oriental rug. crystal Antiques Thu« . Frt. Sat 644 592-) sets walnut suck tables. 175 each 2 MAfl-GEE ASSOC. 626-9570 TOUCH TONE Telephone alligator anoes. draperies, numerous clothing 4 cane-seat ladder back chairs. 450 each 24425 Plymouth Rd. GARACK SALE, Birmingham Just in brown finish. 2 mooths old. $70 Call chandelier, many actioue pieces household items, books 4 toys, bar KITCHEN CABINETS wilh formKa and silver pieces - . MOVING SALE, Farmlngtoo Sofa bed. Colonial serving cart. $100 Upbol time for Christmas. Toys game* pua- Greg, weekdays 9 J0am-9poi 422-*MO ESTATE SALE •tools, fireplace f» metal cabinets, kitchen Items 55*04 stered rocker. $50 Eicellent coomtioh counter lops Walnut 549-4157 1½ Blks W ol Telegraph lies, prints, clothing, agility items Sal. Living room include* elegant «52-2141 TOYS, games books, metal sink, stove, couch, loveseat. color TV. LabU-s. Sat 4 Sun Dec 4-5 10am to 4pm 1511 Wiltshire, Berkley. S. of Edmonton, off Farmingtoo Rd . 1 block KITCHEN set. 4 pieces, trestle table. 2 KE 1-1740 Dec 4. 10-5 PM . 984 Mobegan. between 23««« Wddwood. Oak Park 4 blocks E. N. of 8 Mile Sat lOam-Jpm Maple 4 Big Beaver, of f Adams etc Girls, sue 6.-10 clothing [imps.Dicture*. mirror*, sconces 12 Mile. W. of Woodward WARD'S Sewing machine with attach chair* and bench, solid wood, $60 WOODARD wrought iron table '& Birmingham 647-1825 of Greenfield. 3 blocks N off » Mile menu Butler settle bench, with storage Lamp Bassett Table. $20 2 King size CARPETING 4 DRAPES, TOO 1 Bedroom sets - Bassett, Dole Color MOVING SALE • household furniture. chair*, eicellent condition, never been GARAGE SALE. Farmingtoc Hills Vewtian glass ligM future. 2 fur Troy • 8792958 area Cane-back (oyer p;ece. hardwood, bedspreads, like new. $25 ea 5JJ-8255 outside $550 After « PM.call 4«4-«U4 TOYS, oew 4 used, excellent coodition. TVs. stereos, lamps, kitchen set. aever- HOUSEHOLD SALE with velvet opootatery Wall type fire^ Children's clothes and toy* Tfcur* thro ideal Christmas gifts, low prices coats. Designer clothing, gift al chairs, new stocking stuffer Items, Sun 27361 Hyslooe. 2 blocks W oil Ink items, table linens, picturws. pool WHITEHALL APTS MOVING SALE Southfield Everything place, with electric heal Eureka carpel LIVING ROOM furniture, mint coodi tier N of II Mile I0*m-4pm . 348-2477 table office desks, much more" pictures, clothing, luggage and much SOUTHFIELD Must Go1 Living room, dining room, 2 i, floor scrubber _^_ J55-ji51 lion Sofa 4 2 matching chiir*, earth 710 Misc. For Sale mote Coodocted by bedrooms, deo, Utcbeo, tioeos. dishes, tooes Solid oak base $575 478-7695 VICTORIAN card top lable. $125 Cirls WASSILY Chairs- 2. deep brown leather GARACE SALE Rochester Sat 4 Sun 3 speed bike $75 Crystal chandelier. FRIDAY & SATURDAY • for coats, pictures. Pointe-o-woods & chrome, like new, $500 both Oakland County 1270 Green Ridge Rd . Christian Hills Exclusively Yours Apt. 29J15 Polnte-o-woods. W of Tele LOVESEAT. Tweed, Blue. $210 4 pc sub off Crooks. 5 of Avon All proceeds $75 647 5327 A. & T. SALES OEC. 3 & 4; 10-5 «12-1640 s*t-2 end tables, coffe* table, server, AFCHAN'S handmade gifts 4 decora Terri. S520O87 'Joanne. 343-825« graph. N of ! J Mile Tours thru Sun , 9 to benefit Neighborhood House in Ro VIDEO GAMES 4 Pinhall machines at AMan/838-0083/Toby AM-5PM J54-0191 WICKER SET. 7 pc $200 or best offer maple. $250 522 864« tKxu 2871 Harvpy. N of Auburn. W of chester Exqulstely decorated apart . 852-520« Crooks Dec 1-12 862-9069 public auction oo Dec II ESTATE SALES MATCHING Loveseat & sofa, earth ment Includes living room MOVINC SALE 2. twin beds, triple WICKER 5 PIECE GROUPING GARAGE SALE Collectibles, toy*, an- See ad in class o700 DOUBLE HARNESS BY IRIS dresser with mirror njghtstand, round tones, like new ANTIQUE 16 inch Cultured Pearl neck ticjues. winter clothes, otbet goodies Century sofa and loveseat, 2 Fine Lacquered 421 291« lace, appraisal slip $J50 firm WATERFORD Crystal • 6 Lismore THURS . FRI. DEC J.J. 10AM-4PM while dinette set. leaf. 4 chairs, Xen- I Couch. 2 Chair*. 2 Tables St Andrew s Church. 6255 N Telegraph cocktail glasses, new. Holiday perfect PRESENTS At 18420 New Hampshire. 2 blocks S of Century upholstered orxa- more sewing machine'. Sanyo stereo-, «98-2959 (N of Maple). 9am-3pm. Thar* Dec 2, A PREVIEW 3SO-2I0O MEDITERRANEAN furniture 2 slate 544 1947 10 Mile Rd. 1 block W of SouthJield slonal chairs, down loveseat. misc. After 5 PM. 474-8J44 top bunching tables 4 octogan com AQUARIUMS 4 fu!i supplies for sale Fri Dec S No pre sales 642-7919 Coolents include beautiful handcrafted WOOD .STOVES, air light oew. free You Asked For If For 12 Years' OLD STRLNC of sleigh bells, antique mode $25 each, velvet parjor chair $J0 Tanks beaters, filters, etc 644-5*87 OLACIER BAY coal 4 wood burner, air Country furniture Dining room sel with Antique oriental hand- 709 Household Goods Rembrandt reproduction $35 5J5-«4S5 sta'/dmg and fireplace insert models, TODAY M TO 4 Wteo You Pick Up 6 chairs 4 breakf root, dinette set with * carved chest. school desk. 7 drawer Highboy. large ARIENS tractor with leaf catcher & tight, cleao'-out drawer, glass door, gtass door available. 5 Yr guarantee. Your Number For The Sale Oo chair* Custom sofas 4 chairs, tables, booked rug Encyclopedia Americana Wayne County MISC FURNITURE, appliances Some cart Various sue fish tanks bar bells, blowers beau 3000 sq it. $1000 Elec UL approved After 3 PM. 353 5780 Will deliver within reason «42-017« tric water heater. 80 gallon. A O Smith. FRI SAT 4 SUN. 10 TO 5 lamps, spinet piano Beautiful home Family room sofa and chair. APARTMENT SALE - Northville Ev antiques including living room, dining winepress »51 7295 You Can See All The Lovely Treasures filled with treasures room, bedroom Eicelleot coodition 2 years eld. $100 478-7058 Round oak table and caned erything must go' Dining set. couch, AS SEEN On PM Maganne the George And Ada Green Have Loved' bedroom furniture, many household 557-7992 SJS-0647 711 Misc. For Sale Uth. 19th Century Items. Soch As Ori SAT, DEC 4, 10AM4PM Chairs. ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! SAFE Toy Bcr. 557-474 J HOBART commercial restaurant slic ental Export Bowls. Lamps. Spoon Items Thura thru Thurs. 9 to 5 19448 MOVING - Mahogany table 6U42. leaf er. 10' blade, excellent conditioo. can Wayne County At 17201 Shervilla Place, take Soutb- Oak dining room table with 6 Place your classified want ad In Northridge Dr. Apt A Northville ATTIC SALE Bloomfield Sat » to 1 Trays' 4 Historical Blue Plates' Baller- fielD to Lincoln (10¾ Mite Rd ). go East Suburban Detroit's finest market 4 pads. 4 chairs * 2 baby wing cfcati*. be used in borne, cost $1500. sacnfic* sea Candlesticks' Antique Delft' Brass chairs. Apts. off 7 Mile'Haggerty 249-0691 green double sofabed. assorted tables 4 844 Pine Hill. W off Adams. S of Wat $650 or best offer 856-3777 A LARGE selection -of coUectabl«s. old on Lincoln to Lathrup, right oo Lathrup, The Observer & Eccentric Newspaper* ties Furniture, antiques, bikes, elc new items, ideal for Christmas Shop Candlesticks" 2 Antique Samplers' 2 left oo Sfcemlla Beautiful cootempo- Master bedroom UNION NA BEAUTIFUL- Deluxe Traditional cus lamps Call 863-2498 or 851-7579 IN TIME for Christmas boys BMX bike, Large Flatback Staffordshire*' C Love 591-0900 Wayne the resale tables at Maiuagol Hard Tary furniture including Knoll & Metro TIONAL dresser, mirror, tom couch & chair, eiaclly like new MOVING SALE - Livonia Antique roll AVON OPEN House. Demos drastically eicellent condition Custom cocktail ware «665 Greenfield between WaiTen ly 1856 Traveling Pictures Are Mex- politan Sofas, chain, dinette set. bed Reasonable Must see 464-0746 reduced Christmas gifts at a discount table, glass 4 chrome, chandelier. Tif tounts' Reverse Pawling On Glass' chest of drawers, 2 night- 644-1070 Oakland top desk dtni.ig table china cabinet. 2 4 Ford Rd Dec 2.3 4 4 9.10.11 4 room sets, pool table, furs, 4 basement pc wall unit, gas stove, stained glass Dec Jrd. 10 2pm. 7 9pm Dec 4th. 10- fany future 681-2853 16 17.18 10.30am-3 pm Charcoal And Oil Paintings' Antique stands, 2 benches, desk. 852-3222 Rochester/Avon BLOCK CHINA 12 place setting* plus 2om S-7om 1929 Warbler a. I blocks English Barometer1 MIRRORS' 1 Is In serving pieces Plaunc White 1250 window, much more All Up-top condi Accessories Include dining Use your Visa or Master Card tion Sal. 10 to 5 2910J Sunoydale. E of Watlles. 1 block. E of Coolidge. Trov JOHN DEERE model 111 IllHPilawo AMWAY PRODUCTS The Wallace Nutting" Book- Old Coro- ""' ESTATE SALES 455-406« tractor with 56' mower deck. I year WHOLESALE ORIENTAL RUGS (two) room sue of Middlebelt. No of 5 Mile BASEMENT 8ARG1NS Farmlngtoo old excellent cooditioo. cost $2500. mandel 3 Panel Screen' 4 Antique Can BY IRIS lable by Phipps, baker's DuncaD Phyfe dining set. mahogany. BLONDE. 7 piece bedroom set. 825 per 555-7729 dle Stands' Sewing Table' Rope-Leg MOVING SALE-Redford. 2W95 Dow. Christmas toys, books, games. Wonder must sell sacrifice $1,250 836-3777 rack, complete single bed, Queen Ann furniture Antique cedar piece One 25 in RCA color console TV Horse Play pen. highchair. infant, chil ARTIFICIAL CHRISTMAS TREE $55 Drop-Leaf Table' Pair Empire Side cbest. Piecrust lable. living room chair $100. Two stuffed chairs, greeo. rose fumilure. clothing, rrusc Sal. Dec 4. Chairs' Circa 1840 Mass Side Chair" English brass lighting fix 8AM 6PM 5J504J5 dren 4 adult clothes Much misc 10AM- KINDLING Wood Also. Pot belly stove. 178 outdoor lights $50 19 RCA color (needs restoring), antique loveseat. $50 each Ooe rechoer. rusl. $75 One 4PM Thun.Fn 4 Sat 28755 Lortkav. almost ne* Call for more information TV with stand, eicellent condition Queen Anne Side Chair. Circa 1840" tures. China, linens and bench, ornate mirrors 57J-4578 There Are Also Sola. Many Chairs. ESTATES tall bookcase wiii clock. $50 One an MOVING SALE Weslland Most items 1 block W of Orchard Lake Rd , S of 13 478-3179 $175 Zenith stereo system, turntable, 8 crystal. Stereo equipment. tique oval ocassior.al table. $100 One $1 or less Sat 4 Sun. 12-9PM London Mile track upe & recorder. I0xl5i25 Alle Golden Oak Desks' Beautiful Pencil ORIENTAL RUG. ' I 9 . 50 Yrs pics end lable. $25 One maple desk & chair LA Z-BOY chair, gold tweed, good coo Post Canopy Bed' Cbest And Chests' Books, old records. old. like new condition, best offer Toacr-bouses. 29112 Manchester gro speakers. $275 Hide-a-bed older, ET CETERA $25 459-0872 BASEMENT Odds 4 ends sale Farm- ditioo Boys suit 3 pc siie 14. excellent good condition $125 Desk 2lr<8". George Jensen' Sterling Tea Set' Ster Mink coat. Household misc. 5S7-4J57or M2-7280 condition $25 (all after 5pm 626-2487 1 Sales & Appraisals BOY S BEDROOM SET - with captains MOVING SALE Final *eek' Refngera ingtoo Hills Also womens clotbes. site wood with glass top. 8 drawers, cbair ling Candle Sticks By "Ellel Saannen" tor. slove. washer dryer, family room 6-10 4 Shoes 7-8. accessories, misc Sac- China. Glass And Books' Old Bamboo of Household Famishing* 16222 OXLEY PIT GROUP. 8 pc . J months old M50 bed. J drawer cbest i, desk $150 Skis LOVESEAT oatmeal color upholstery. $55 Mirror. 36x65 beveled edge for - One of the Oldest Must sell Call after 7pm. J49-882! I80cc, Crystal with poles. Tyrolia bind 4 living room furniture, misc Fn , Sat . nfice 851-4242 loose cushions. $200 G E air condi bath or dressing. $110 - 9812887 Porch Chairs' And Lots MORE GE Established Firms in Oakland County Off 9 Mile Road Sun 9am-8pm 44251 Cherbourg, off Stove And Refrigerator' Come Arid See Between Southfield 4 Greenfield ings 560 diagonal. Kaichiu boots, sire BASEMENT SALE Birmingham Dec tioner. 5000 BTU. one year old. $125 PLANT- 7 Ft split leaf Phitodeodron U. used 1 year $170 Between 4-7 pm Sheldon between Palmer 4 Cherry Hill. ll All Thursday Turn N oo Providence Dr End tables, chilo's desk, etc Very rea Canton 3. Ilarn-5pm Dec 4. 10am-5pm Dec 5. Double bedspread, white floral back SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE" 644-3682 To Gatehouse of Whitehall Apt* 522-4S46 421-8361 l-5pm Toys, kitchenware. adults 4 ground. 120 Davs 646 7776 eves«47- ATTENTION! EVERTHINC MUST GO • Moving Sale sonable Call after J JOpm 477-5992 5825 Thoughtful Shoppers will give their No Parking On Warren Court Please Turn Left on Oilev 4 Follow to Address CHAIR UPHOLSTERED blue 4 white OAK 4 PrXAN dm:ng room vet. otogon childs clothes, etc 29425 Bristol Lane Use Birmingham Public Lots' We Are Sat 4 Sun Priced lo sell Dining room POKER TABLE Glass top table i, lable. leaf. 4 padded wicker-back Off IS Mile between Lahser 4 Tele family ihe gift of warmth that keeps set. slate pool table, 2 bedroom sets, Countrv French Eicellent condition MANOCANY COFFEE table $50 Chi giving year after year after year A Back Of Jacobsons' Numbers Given Out chairs Crib « Youth chair Good condi $100 After 5PM 420-2726 chairs. 2 curio china hutches with lead graph na cabinet, mahogany. $250. Antique By Double Harness At 8 AM Thursday workbench, wall rack, pictures, lamp*, Lilly M. & Co. tion 4SS-6698 ed glass 4 light, like ne* 274-5*13 Wood Stove from For Preview And Sale On Fn Auction much more 4102 Wmterset, S of Loog CHR1STMASSPECIAL - Beautiful Duncan Phyfe loveseat $375 Kidney- THE ENERGY STORE On Sunday At 2 For Unsold Items' Lake between Middlebelt 4 Orchard QUEEN site sofa sleeper, upholstered HavnUaod China service for 12. like POOL TABLE 4 accessories $25. ice BEAUTIFUL shaped koeehole desk with armchair, Our Pre Holiday Sale will save you UkeRds INTERIOR lo beige cut-velvet, like new. $700 val r.ew, Adelphi pattern. 465-5299 cream table 4 4 chairs, (wrought iron 4 mahogany. $325 Mahogany bedroom up to $200 456 WARREN COURT ue. 1250 or offer. 644-0025 formica)$75 Wanted bunk bods HANDMADE ches'.-on-cbest. nigbtstand. double bed. 16709 Middlebelt EXQUISITE ENGLISH Chippendale DECORATOR'S COLONIAL FURNITURE, beautiful 422-IJ46 $250 Mabogao; lyre table inlaid end DUNCAN PHYFE mahogany dining mahogany breakfront bookcase 6x6'. FURNITURE in her large borne, most ROCKER, antique. 2 Dining sets. 4 condition, complete room 4559226 tables, drum table, gateleg table Ma Between 5-6 Mile 427-3500 room set. 9 pieces, good cooditioo. best SWEATERS 4 gtass doors with latticework. 4 ly oew. must selL Sofas in velvets, ole chairs, GE radio console, dark walnut POOL TABLE. Ions of furniture from J hogany twin bedroom set. $400 King- ALTOCRAFT gas beater. 35.000 BTU offer Call after 4pm J54-2S26 25 in TV. A-l condition 651-0535 COUCH. 84" from House of Maple, rust. sue brass headboard inew). $65 drawers on bottom, 1725 Chippendale fins, loveseats. rl>aira. tables, unusual gold ii beige print, like oew. $1I5 homes. Evervlhir.g must go 14620 Bur WOOL & ALPACA per hour, new condition. $95 Arvm nighstands J drawers each, $200 pair gess. Detroit' 537-5578 573-4578 lamps, curio cabinets, secretary Bed SEARS white and gold girls 7 pc bed 418-0754 electric space heater. I 520 4 1.650 ESTATE LIQUADATION Small Chippendale ctest, 895 Antique room sets with armotrcs in king, queen Will be on display. Thurs. Doc 2 thru BTU s forced fan automatic. $25 Old Laliaue 4 8accarat crystal. Edward Chippendale highboy Brass handles. & full sites Pecan dining set, also room set Round dining room table and DAVENPORT. «' turquoise 2 occasion QUEEN SIZE bedroom sel. 2 dressers, Sun. Dec 5 al Winchester Mall. Roches Marx electric train, diesel. all steel 5 chairs. Pecan wood 652-1859 night stand, very good coodition $200 Federal dressing table. 3 way mirror Fields area rugs, perfect coodition. con 76'x40". mahogany. 11.800. Cbippen- Queen Anne cherry dining & bedroom al chairs (raspberry) Reasonable' ter All styles 4 colon $40-855 track transformer, complete. $75 $75 5354492 427-1227 Call After 5 SO PM 459-8455 474-4W7 temporary wall units, white spinet pi da!e dining room table 1 leaf. 14". with poster bed SEWING MACHINE. Kenmore Zig-Zag. BEAUTIFULLY framed, stunning ano, sofas, dining sets, white wicker reddish'brown mahogany, ball & claw In Southfield-554-715« with cabinet, eicellent condition. 810O DINING ROOM SET. 1930s, large Refrigerator, washer 4 dryer- couch Hill color photographs, of Pans. S W MAHY KAY COSMETICS AUTUMN HAZE mink stole. $360 Solid furniture. Deco and Nouveau signed pedestats »325 573-457« Call MI-5971 table with 4 chairs & 1 arm chair, buf 525 5040.5S8 926O France 4 England $100 each or 12 for Out of business sale 40% off Stock up walnut 72 coffee lable. 2 drawers. bronte sculptures, paintings and prints, fet, china cabinet 477-2485 $1000 652 3405 now' Farmmgtxo Hills After SPM. $125 Singer sewing machine in cabinet silver. crystal.ifcirw. linens and fuis FIREPLACE gas front unit. new. ROUND 48 in contemporary table. $125 4fl portable bar. 3 orange ruu- DOUBLE bed frame & head & foot 477-1865 Unbelievanble savings at 24x26 opening, our wrong site, f 45 JUSTTRISHA SINGER glass top Four upholstered beige BEAUTIFUL sofa bed. upright frecter. gahyde padded swivel bar stools $150 357-1122 DIAL-A-MATIC tig tag sewing ma boa id Young Kinkle. dark pine, from armchairs. $550 or best offer 525 9122 treadle sewing machine, ping pong MAYTAG WRINGER washer, eicellent Sirato lounger, wall-hugger, brown ' MAGNIFICENT IS HAVING ANOTHK.R SALE chine Embroiders, appliques, but Hudson's, like new. $160 5«5-«l«5 table, desks, childs bedroom 544 4747 condition Porcelain china double laun suede. $150 Holiday Park 2«l-5«77 POSSESSIONS II" FURNITURE MANUFACTURERS Saturday & Sunday. 10 to 5 SOFA BED. green, like new. $100 CLOSE-OUTS tonbolrs. etc Late model school trade ESTATE SALE Recford 16913 Wood dry sinks 334-9869 4316 No Woodward CAMELOT APARTMENTS in $59-eas»or monthly payments New Couch loveseat beiges. J25 each Twin BKRKKL model 803 slicer. 12 blade. BASEMENT SALE Livonia Dec •2 blocks So of 14 Mile ; Offered to the public by machine guarantee worth S of 6 Mile. W of Beccb Sal. bed. double dresser, mirror, white. $50. new still in carton, cost $1,950. sacri MOVING BASEMENT SALE Birming 2,5.4th. 9am-4pm 20104 Hubbard, be OpenDailv 10 to 5. Sun 12 to 4 QUALITY DISCOUNT FURNITURE 3142 Greenfield, Apt. 5-B December 4th. 9am-5pm Dimog room All very good condition 535-3673 fice $1200or best offer 836-3777 ham 1167 Hilt Line Take Darcy E off tween Memman 4 Farmtngion Toys, 2 pc Herculon living rooms, regularly set. end tables, lamps 2 bedroom sets, S<9 0026 (So ol 13 Mile, enter on Albert St) UNIVERSAL Lahser. 2 blocks S of Quarton Sat. Dec childrens clothes, anl tques. misc 11». t>o» 1122. deluxe 2 pc mattress T V , ey SOFA. Cooover. 72 in medium blue, BLUE American Tounstor luggage. 4 4th 9 5pm with foundation: twin - 159. Foil • »79. Century dir.iog room set. King bedroom SEWING CENTER like new. $3*5 Alter 4pm. or weekends piece set $99 Oak wall desk unit. $75 BASEMENT SALE. Detroit 20487 Queen - 29». J piece bedrooms, regular set, sofa, chairs, tables, lamps. Stack- FE 4-0905 E.X TUPPERWARE Dealer has brand persistently 455-M16 or best olfer Childrens items 4 tovs MOVINC - Desperation Garage Sale Grandview Telegraph 8 Mile Some ESTATE SALE ly »329. DOW J1J9: complete Lomber- new stock for sale at a saving of about Waterforu 682-3539 Mosi items $1 Farmingioft Hills. Sat. thing lor everyone Sat. Sun 10am-5pm more table and chairs, corsole. pic SOFA 4 matching chair, good construc >ack bonk bed sets. »M, ieluie full site tures, drapes, china, linen, humidifier, SIX PrECE Hickory Queen Anne dining 30% Call 631-6461 Dec 4. 1982. 9 30 till dark Call for di lWpers. 1129 tion, upholstery in eicellent condition BASEMENT SALE Sat. 10-5 PM ladies clothing, much, much more room set. like new 851-0775 or «2«-OM9 FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU rections after 5 30 PM. 478-4384 1 Alloew merchandise to cartons Traditional, beige-green blue floral BUILDER S Garage 4 Furniture Sale 1676« Weslbrook. Grand River 4 6 Mile SOFA BED. white, eicellent cooditioo. Fumilure Wholesale Distributor* of print $200 464-1983 Sat 10-5 PM. MOVING SALE West Bloomfield Sat area "SPECTRUM' QUALITY DISCOUNT FURNITURE KITCHEN TABLE & « chain, 1 leaf. Michigan selling all new merchandise 14460 CRATIOT Formica, eicellent condition $«0. Call full site $1«5 Call before 11am. or af Adams Rd N of Tienken 4 Sun Large restaurant range, refrig ter 4 JOpm SS5-2610 in original cartons Not builder* close- SOFA- Moss green, attractive, eicellent Bravo Homes 373-2777 erator, bar stools, wooden shades, deco BASEMENT SALE - Huge selecuoo ol Sun.& Mon., Dec. 5& 6 2 blocks N of 7 mile after «pm. - = 64M72J out models or used merchandise. Mat cooditioo $95. Call after SPM top quality name brand toys, stuffed an Moo. thru Sat. 10-8 - rative roll op shades. Ethan Allen din 10AM-4PM SOFA, light blue & green print, »0 In. tresses still wrapped- 2 piece set Twin SJ7-81J7 CHILDS adjustable easel $20 Dolls' ing room set. misc items «921 Alden imals, equipment 4 clothing for babies 5JI-S5O0 LIKE SEW - long sofa, loose back long. J cushion with pillow bacJt Eicel $PJ Full $48. Queen $64 Sofa beds 4 kids New Wedgewood Dysart buffet cushions t, bolsters, 1225 275-11M wooden bonk beds. 110 Modern wood Credit cards & checks accepted lent coodiUoo, $70. 651-1201 $109. Odd tables. $1988. Bonk beds SOFA • SLEEPER, colonial « months chair, needs glueing. $20 646-05« MOVING SALE Birmingham Furei- set. Hummel goodies, kitchen set. 23881 CONDON. E of Coolidge. N of old. solid oak frame, rust/brown/gold Oak Park Blv] Delivery available LIMOGES & CHINESE porcelains. complete, $88. « piece living room, re. antique*, household goods Sal Tupperware. glasses, sweater*. Mulr- SOFA- Sear* "Centurian" « ft medium $170. $809 pits now $J75. Now open to Herculoo Asking $200 «78-5747 x 4.9arr>4pm_ at 1447 Washington. head -bassinet pins much much morel FURNITURE SALE Rose Medallion plates. Country dining brown Vinyl, good cooditioo. »200 puhUc, skip the middleman. Dealer* 4 CHRISTMAS Specials. Toshiba stereo S Frt. Sat. Sun. 104 «73« Ardsley Dr. Builder* model borne. New DreieJ - room set with hutch and server. Orien «51-«}«« Institutional tales welcome. Nam* SOFA - 82" light greeo Jacouard print model KTVl, $100. Schwinn Voyager Canton- Ford Rd, turn N. oo Ulley Rd MAGNIFICENT THOMASV1LLE full- Heritage 4 designer furniture. Knoit- tal rug*. Serves. Royal Danish, Limoges brands Serta, etc_.9451 Buffalo. Kanv $75. \ • 51J-45M 12-spoed $500 Canon movie camera OPEN SUNDAY, CSHstnuu Specials. to left on Barchester. take 1st right Hicd dining room set with outstanding laghara Forest Sob la Uvoela, 19175 4 and antique collectibles, mahogany sec SOFA. $40; Roll-away bed. $15. tramck. 1 block N of Holbrook. I block $100 Movie projector $75 Slide projec Typewriter* »W»« DesU $!» 1BMS then 1st JefL gTeenhouse oo the right breakfront. sofas, ctalrj.lamps. tables. 19227 Gary Lane. Hour* 1-Jpm. Fri retary, mahogany pedestal dining table 476-101« TABLE, 6 chair*, china cabinet, buffet, tor $100 Alan VCS system $75 Sooy $59 96 Eiecu live chairs $29 96 Safes E- of Conant Credit ca rds 4 checks ac $300 Two J-way lamps, $25 ea. 2 end mirrors, trundle beds, twin sired ed- thru Moo 477-J054 and « chairs, handmade dolls, oil paint cepted, delivery available. Drive a little Upe deck $100 Assorted Sear* power copter* $99 96 Self-correcting type BRASS PAS' RACKS, also available room set • complete wit triple dresser, ings, etc. at SOFA. S piece sectional. 1 comer. 2 tables. $50 ea. 2 Iwin beds. $30 ea 2 hand tools «5^-9855 writers $279 9* Lamps «98 Book middle pieces Top quality, neutral col 4 savt a lot Call Mon -Sat 10-7pm stainless steel Fireplace hoods Call for desks. TV. book cases, vacuum, linens. HOT WATER TANK - electric 80 galloo 875-716« blghback chair*. $26 ea Y'ellow pant cases 231 W 9 Mile 548-6401 literature Don Hill Inc 778-0938 fcilcheo equipments Lafge selection of AO Smith Permaglaj. excellent condi "MAGNIFICENT or, loose pi Lows New Reduced for soTa. $500 Student desk. $55 CEstereo COMMERCIAL Singer sewing machine misc tion, call after «pm 64«-202« quick sale 1800 After «pm 851-0525 record player. 825 McCraw Edison Freezer Canoe New custom draperies, OUTDOOR NATIVITY sel • 9 pieces CARPETING 50 sq yds of sculptured POSSESSIONS" FIREPLACE wood burning free stand House humidifier WO Westminster lined, antique satin, sheer* 4 valance Tallest piece. SO in ««S aqua colored carpet, good clean condi- 21125 Va Dyke.(aim Mile Rd) STOVE. Electric. JO', Tappan copper- ing cone, like oew. $100 Victorian headboard, antiques, raccoon SS6-2256 LAMP TABLE- 24 in square pecan. D wall chime clock. $175 All very' good lion $200 Call 522 9258 Open Dally 10 to 5. 754-4247 looe. $75 . power lift chair, dark green, 538-5108 condition Call after 4 30PM. 427-1439 jacket pieced, flared sleeves 855-9624 Call BETTY G. matching coffee table oval. $50 each $225 . both excellent condition 626-2809 POINSETTIAS CUSTOM BUILT bird ot animal rage. Metal shelves »7 Sofa able, modem LIVING Room furniture sofa, wing KITCHEN TABLE with 4 chair*, work TWO royal blue cociemporary chair*, CORNET. Cleveland. $100 Portable Wholesale prices to Churches 4 Clubs 4I2I2 (I. woodstamed. with 4 ft fluore 642-9020 J100 RalUosofa. 1150. trup«i». back chair, side arm chair, 4 pull up TRESTLE TABLE, dark pine, eicellent utility table. 48x72. stereo 8 track 4 matching olloman. $250 or offer Elec stereo phonograph $35 Sperti sunlamp for Christmas Fund Raising 759-0460 scent light screened front. $75 or best 840 each 645-0472 chairs, odd tables 626S89* condition $450 651-5182 record player.speaker* 477-5840 tric wok. $20 453-5765 $45 Chest-« drawers $16 626-452» or Eveninjo 399-5787 offer . 326-6325 '?•?:•}}• %m#:< nW/akTI^C^^CKI^I^^C ^^UII^EHH^l & Furniture 117 Insulation 150 Moving & Storage 165 Painting 4 178 Photography 215 Plumbing 233 Roofing 254 Storm Doors 284 Wallpapering Finishing & Repair CALLUS SAVEMONEY Decorating BIG DISCOUNTS"' • Installed Prices'" FARMINGTON DECORATING LICENSED PLUMBER - Dnin clean? Quality Storm Windows. S45. Doors FURNITURE REPAIR Photo Restoration tng. repairs, remodeling Dependable ROOFING Give your rooms a new look ATTIC FATHER 4 SON PAINTING SF.NTI-RY CONTRACTORS INC »135. PalinDoorwalls J2S0 Wallpapering »8 4 up Heupholstering. refir.ishiig. rtcarung Rite-Way Moving service 4 reasonable rales 24nours 9813116 31 Yrs Exp Lied 5*5-1739 Our specialty ts repairing, regloeing 4 Over 30 years eiperu-ncc Comrr.er afford M Bocki.-ignarn Nolan s Plumbing 887 2227 or 334 6013 Fully licensed - Pullylnsured Pai.iti.-.g- 'ree estimates 477.7i03 Local. Suburbs 4 Long-DistancF cial Residential Interior-Exterior. No Photo Retouching reopholatering dining room chairs Visa Pianos - Our Specialty 255-3974 QUALITY WORKMANSHIP , A-l WALLPAPERING HANGING 4MC, MarvKay. 851-2550 INSULATION job too large or too small Name brand LOW PRICE REPAIRS JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO INC materials used Free estimates 559-3735 5437421 PLUMBIS'C 4 SEWER CLEANING Fr« Estimates 476-4444 261 Television-Radio-CB Low rates Quality workmanship Free CUSTOM work, household moving, of phone est Sr Cituen Discount Pre- REPAIR 4 REriNlSH FURMTURE A.F.C., Inc. 398 1246 544-249S Related Alterations CARLS TV Any type of caning 4 rush lice*, packing, pianos, appliances, local 476-0011 SHINGLE ROOFING fioliday discount rale Joanne 728-8171 CALL 24 hour* 1 Stale of Mich 357-2674 FATHER 4 SON TEAM 180 Piano Tuning New Work Reroofing. Repairs Quatitv In My Home Repair' 474-8953 523-1911,552-1423 JO years experience PLUMBING SERVICE Work Lrc Free Estimates 563-0348 Average Repair - $30 MARTIN WHITNEY RICE'S MOVING 4 HAULING Reasonable Rales PIANO TUNING & REPAIR REPAIRS ALTERATIONS Free Est. 625 7135 INTERIOR WALL DESIGN 348-5333 Apt*.. Houses, Offices Local 4 Long Call 495-0924 or 6*10276 LICENSED Installationo! fine wallcovering Distance Florida 4 Texas trips weekly Quality - Reasonable Save 25', 822-0125 96 Garages JimSelleck Free Est 455-4515 Davs 525-4591 Eve 522-4262 241 Sewer Cleaning 269 Tile Work 123 Janitorial Reasonable Bill 364-3365 477-0270 "HOLIDAY SPECIAL" PIANO TUNING 4 REPAIR PLUMBING WORK DONE. P4PF.RHANG1NG IS MY TRADE Let CONGRESS CI JCANTNG CO Reliable. Reasonable Painting 4 Deco B 4 J SERVICE ALL AREAS - PROMPT SERVICE me do your work and 1 know you will GARAGE DOORS European Trained Master Technician Reasonable rales Fasl service Expert Service- Reasonable Rates Ceramic Tile. Drvwall. Plumbing 15 Yr* Eiperlence - House Cleaning 165 Painting & rating Free Est. Lied 4 Ins No job too small •cell vour friends and relatives' Refer REPAIREDOR REPUCED Reasonable Rates Sr Citizen 10¾ Discount Insurance Claims Repairs. New work •.•rices Ernest R Helenbarl. 318 1M6 Electric Operators 425-84J7 Walls, Floors. Windows. Ccmm'l, Ind Jim or Ken Parks. 584-1548 967-0824 274-2469 Reasonable Rates Free Est 399 1146 Decorating 474-4224 Estimate bv appt 422 4470 INTERIOR PAINTING PROFESSIONAL PLUMBING GARAGE DOORS Family Owned 4 Operated ALL TYPES OF PAINTING' Reasonable rates Phil. 2874175 ALL TYPES CERAMIC TILES PROFESSIONAL WALLPAPERING 200 Plastering Super sewer service New 4 Remodeled Free Estimates Taylor Door Distributors SPARKLE JANITORIAL SERV Celling 4 wall repair, teilurlzing. 4 mi Brent 374 0123 $8% OFF labor Reasonable rale* FarmlngtonGarage Door* 477-2380 Full Service incl carpet cleaning. nor borne repairs Excellent references 245 Sewing Machine 35 Years Experience Call after 5pm Call after 5pm 729-1091 PLASTER 4 DRYWALL REPAIRS 535 6127 or 538-3515 Marvin Berlin- 547-0247 Comml res 1 Ins . Eic re( 4641602 Free estimates 421-4614 M. GORELICK STUCCO. WATER DAMAGE Repair MIKERASHID Professional Painting Decorating Reputable - Licensed • Prompt PROFESSIONAL PLUMBING CERAMIC TILE INSTALLED T 4 C J ANfTORI AL SERVICE ARTISTIC EXPRESSIONS Commercial 4 Decorative Spraying Adda-bath. Renew. Repipe. Repair WALLPAPERING 4 PAINTING Bring your best deal to me 4 I will beat We do Offices. Clinics. Homes, etc »378374 422-3764 FAST EXPERT IN-HOME SERVICE 3 walls around lub 5' high »299 Bath Qualitv Workmanship 20 yrs expen WALLPAPERING - PAINTING Guaranteed Licensed, insured Fr<-e Estimates- Very Reasonable FOR APPOINTMENT PHONE remodeling Guaranteed work After It' Owner operated 4 serviced Taylor References available 7291067 eoce free Estimates Call Garage doors, operators, siding 4 re Owner Supervised 535 4473 FREE EST. 288-0676 474-0911 398-1242 6PM. 474-88« or S17-546-8921 Bill Franklin 261-0029- modeling 1 year guarantee 474-5652 LIVONIA AREA Plaster 4 Drywall ARTISTIC PAINTING INC PAINTING Repairs Free E".t Guaranteed work RALPH'S PLUMBING CERAMIC TILE - SLATE 4 MARBLE 129 Landscaping Custom Interior Painting Husband 4 Wife Team Inlenor paint Insured Also spray or hand applied All work professionally installed Stuccoing 4 Wallpapering ing 4 wallpapering 4 year* experi textures 525 5235 Ne« 4 Repair Licensed - Guaranteed WALLPAPER REMOVAL 478-5237 - OF ALL TYPES 4 PAINTING 99 Gutters GRADING Free Estimates Mike 772-1986 enced Call Tim or Barb 941-226« REPAIRS-REMODELING 249 Slipcovers Free Est 595-0888 5 Yards of Top Soil $40 PLASTERING A DRYWALL INSURED K GOLD1N COMPLETE GUTTER SERVICE AC M E PAINTING Repairs, additions, new works NEW CONSTRUCTION 47(-0(48 PAINTING, PAPERING Hot Water Tank* 4 Disposals BOBS AFTER 4PM, 356-0499 Aluminum 4 galvanired Installed, re- fhferior& Eit.Teituring PLASTERING. REPAIRS All work guaranteed 273 Tree Service aired, cleaned Roof repair* Low winter rale* State Lie 348-2447 474-0727 Master Plumber Lie O5I0J WALLWASH1NG INSURED Kustom Slipcover f ree estimates Call Oskar. 543919« Ref - Free Estimates Day*. 464 6892 476-0011 or 8J5-86IO A I CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE - 265 Wall Washing PLASTERING 4 DR VWALL 40 GAL HOT WATER TANK Tree Removal Trimming Stump Re LOW PRICES 4 CUSTOM painting, vinyl papering 4 Painting - Plastering - Drywall New 4 Repair Hand or Spray Textur Service moval i Land Clearing Ins Frr* Est Cutler Cleaning Repairs * SPECIAL * * tile, staining, varnishing Renew kitch Quality Work. Licensed. Free Est ing Work Guaranteed 30 "i ear* $220 INSTALLED YOUR FARRIC OR MINK 482-8517 Heal tapes, complete servicing! 7 Yds. Screened Topsoll $59 en cabinets. Italian Journeyman. Experience 64J 0712 or 260-0826 IOOSOFFABRICSAMPI.ES BILLS Wails Windows Carpets 45«-vOUor*35-»«10 Giovanni J Sacco. 264-7579 563-0348 JESSES TREE SERVICE cleaned Painting ten reasonable 7 Yds. Fill Dirt $37.50 PLASTERING 225 Refinishing FREE ESTIMATES Tree Trimming 4 Removal Insured Free"Estimates Peat, Wood Chips, Bark PAINTING 40 1 18C*(P.C-16C,R,W.G-12C) O&E Thursday. Oocembef 2. 1982 T. 711 Misc. For 8ale 712 Wanted To Buy 722 Hobbiet '< 726 Musical Instruments 730 Sporting Goods 738 Household Pets 814 Camper* & 820 Autos Wanted 822 Trucks For Sale Wayne County Coin* & Stamps \ SNAKE DRUM, drumsticks. stand 4 Motorhomes FORD 1977 F 100 Flare side, tape CASH BUMPEH POOL table, ideal for unall OLD ENGLISH Sheep Dog. female. 1 deck wagon wheels with large Ures. COAT for man Bauer, mens, sue 8 for moving 4 garage sale items MICROSCOPES case »30 Ask for MJie 33)-6114 area*, heavy ilate, pedestal games months old. bouse.broi.en, spayed, all AIRSTREAM TRAILER 2« ft self Runs good. »1450. iit-tOti table with 4 chain, beauit/ul bar with 4 soots 689-82M skates. |JS Mens, coat, lamb shearing. 349-8065 From beginner to professional J fl 7 in. walnut. contained, new Ures & furnace 13500 STEiNWAY Grand, •tools Best offer Call »26-7492 FORD 1978 Ranger. ISO. 4x4. lock in suMO. Iieo Antique procelatn. service COLOR TVS Used rebuilt 175 and up excellent coodiuoo Call aJter « PM OLD ENGLISH Sheepdog, female. U or offer «4703M tor »,.»95 PfUlxgTaif oven dishes ser 477-4070 DOLLARS hubs, good coodiuoo. stereo « cylirjder. NEEDING REPAIR, under 8 years old. «44 4381 HART 180 cm »4.1». poles, Tyrolea bind months, snots. AKC. bousebrokeo, »150 APACHE Ramada II pop up camper, vice lor *. g»». Early American Coucb 535-5041 4 speed, oew Hres »4300 349 »586 all makes, pay op to $40 RADIO CONTROLLED airplanes, quar SWINGERLAND guitar 4"-amplifier, ings with brakes, lady* »ue 8 boots, stove, furnace, sink 2 eitra gas tanks 4 chair. $8$ Buffet. »SS Remtngloo 838-7841 Rand typewriter. »125 425 62)9 ter scale baby ace. Quadra engine. good condition, new strings. »140 never used. (150 495-1678 PARROTS. 1 African (gray). 1 African extra cushions, like oew. »1550981-0302 FORD 1980 Courier 2 3 lure, air auto RCM trainer 46. with ENYA «0 engine. GALORE matic while with fancy trim »3.900 MAYTAG or GE mangle irooer. must 4S4-426I fCE SKATES A ma rod. (green), gcod vocabulary, ATTENTION MOTORHOME Owrjer* COMPLETE twin bed. Slide] Urop. MRC 5 ctiatuwl radio E!e ^*^^I^I^I^I^I^P^^^i^lr^^^^^l^l^^^l^l^^^^^l^l^^l^^^l^l^l^H CAPRICE. 1978 Classic. 4 door, loaded, &£ good condition »3 200 After 5 SO PM or tS «eekends:ca11 464-1852 STARK CAPRICE. I»7« Estate Wagon 9 pas 10.9% FINANCING AVAILABLE ON ALL '82's senger, loaded, excellent coodition. »3500 525-5106 HICKEY CAPRICE 1979 4 doora am-fm stereo. «lr. rear de GM QUAI fogger, power locks, very clean only GM EMPLOYEES... SERVICE PAI WEST STOP HERE 1st! " JACK CAULEY - MtlAl IfOTOM COIPOtiriOM - CHEVROLET- No Shopping Necessary ORCHARD LAKERD Hundreds Of Cars To Choose From 'Keep That Great GM Feeling Between 14 4 13MileRds 855-9700 - Hundreds of $$$ To Be Saved!!! With Genuine GM Parts," 538-6600 CAPRICE 1980 Classic V-|. 4 door de luxe interior Power windows 4 locks tilt wheel stereo * cassette, cruise pulse wipers. Tuffkote, air. rear defog •KOtlCI TO HIYtK Ihe m- Excellent condition »6 000 firm Eves »o<.-f iota' »x:kjtfes factory <*s 652 1747 11*3 »dv*rt.u>j assod- pa#i • sssess->«"!» avs is not a CAPRICE till Classic, luiury. loaded riac«y> cost eve 101>* deal FORD DEALER with power, diesel engine, plush velour f T>» mvfice <**) "ot «ltc '»- -uaerior. vln)1 roof 171-0674 JL ON THE RIVER I O uCrna'S OOSt C"f 0* CHEVELL 19««. 15001b weight. In 1«- vw>» m tr* cossit-it'iv'o¥' good shape, ideal for racing on strip, « llu-e rtnittf Ile»l9{«» OpenMon. & Thurs' cyl.»500 411T7J1 MICHIGAN'S FASTEST GROWING OLDS DEALER /scoucts «->d KVenffvtAvds 24700 W. 7 MILE RD. /rOT t"» maVaclOraf^ to IM Eve. til9pm CHEVETTE 1976 good cooditioo. /deaujr 0ea'# kvsfsJM cemdrj »1100 or best offer 455-3814 f »« FAIRMONTS 4 ZEPHYRS 1982s 4 MAVERICK. 1974. ( cyl auto, new r» MLSTANCS. 1979 80- »1 4 82 s Best MUSTANG 1974 Coupe. 2800vr auto doors. » cylinders, automatics, low dials. 44.(00 miles runs great, body selection in town' From »3,(95 Bill matic, power steering 4 brakes air. miles Five (5) lo cooose from Your fair J900 4(4 7195 Brown Ford 35000 Plymouth Rd at runs good Sr-me rust Asking tf(00 Af Choice - M.4S5 B0I Brown Ford. 35000 Wayne Rd 421-7000 ter 4PM 455 7(S6 CREDIT PROBLEM LTD 1*77, automatio. »51. 9 passenger. MUSTANG CHLA 1980- 4 cylinder, au djo. 4 speed standard, rear defoe 20.000 Plymouth Rd at Wayne Rd 431-7000 MUSTANG 1974 V ( automatic, pow- AhlES 19.000 Power I mites IS.595 best offer 124-I2M NO PROBLEM' 51 000 cute, no rust. Ziebart 11.800 tomatic, power steenng-brates. air, MVSTANC 19«. hardtop V ¢. aoto- st«*riD*,-braies. nereo cass^tu Just DART 1»7«. J door. S cylinder, auto Asa. for Cfcru or Gary FAIRMONT 197» Squire wagon, air. 5J*-9(«0 am-fm stereo, low mileage, veJoor. rear matx. power steering, factory bench er steering ru ris gcod »700 1 Call 453-0718 i/iCeo I Xtra Sharp" OnJ) $4.7*5 matic lo» mileage, new ur« it rou/- OMNI. 197». 4 door. 4 speed, air. (root 2611281 auto, power steertng/brales. AM-FM, defrost, rustproofed »4»00 721-014( seat tapedeck »1.750 278 9465 % wheel drive, DO mst, lady's car. excel new radials. mint J2?00 (2(-4544 CRE5TWCOD DODGE «»1 S700 n«r m-sm CREDIT PROBLEM LTD. 1977. wagon, low mileage, full MUSTANG 1975 Crua poucr steering lent cooditioo. »2600 4(4-2415 1 \SPES !S77 Pinal KditK>o. sta MAG.IL'M 1»79 U.OOO ooe-owoer NO PROBLEM powter. ajr. stereo, eicellent condition MUSTANG Go'ia 1979 eiceilent coodi- | brakes, stereo, aulomatir new twtterv FAIRMONT. 197» waeoo, automatic. MUSTANG. 19((. » c\l auto trans, fac uonwagon. A I eoodttioo. on* owoer. rrolei Cirage-kept Showroom New KiX for Chris or Gary »2*50 Call. 642-1J10 or «4746M ' Hon. sun roof, loaded Musi see. »3700 [ Ure«. good bod) »1795 or best 45J-5184 OPWN1 1979. «>24. power steering, ao- power steering. ( cylinder, good cpodi- tory air »4100 Call alter (pm 41 OOflrcilei »2.000 >MIJ9« ONLY «4»$ 281-12U After (pm 459 4»1( tornilir, im-fm stereo, air. steel belted uoo. »2200 591-001» LTD 1977 Wagon. 4(.000 miles, power 8S2-75*3| radial^ »550« AJter VSOpm )49-(109 MUSTANG. 1975 Mach I.': door hatch- ELITE 197«. 50.000 miks AMFM iter steeriog. brakes, radio, new ures. great MUSTANG GT. 1982 4 speed V » TRX back 'automatic tow mileage »950 A^PF.N' 1»77 SE. amim stereo, jun CR£STWOOD DODGE 421 57001 eo. air cruise, eicellent cooditioo FAIRMONT 197»; } door, (cylinder, MWANC 196* For pans Glass, hood roof. 4 spwd overdrive 225 * cylinder. reliable transportation »1.350 349-4372 package, undercoated. air. power steer fall alter (pic. or utekeods (451971 1 RAMPAGE MI. Miw rvk-up. 4 cyu>- 4 eagtne excelleot cooduian MIRADA 19M Specialty Hardtop Air) »l.«0O or best 459-5<(Oor 464-22(9 automatic, power steering 4 brales. ing, brakes, arnfm premium casette. 5 I 39 000mllo ItiOO 721-0421 der stick, air. am fm. cargo rails. (47 2853 coodiuoned. nereo witb upe. cruise. V- 34.000 miles. 12300 After »pm 125-2)5( LTD 1980- 2 door air stereo, cruise, year warranty »8250 471-5*30 | MUSTANG 1975. 4 cylinder 4 speed, CHARGER. !»74. with wnroof. power 1 »»»50 After 4pm 981-507« FAIRMONT sedan 1980. automatic, air. reebners, power. exceJleDt condition power steering brakes, am fm. new lop and rDorv A Stjper Car - Super Buy* ' fow miles »4.445 Slock aB2073 stemr.j & bra»« arrUm ver> good CRESTUOOD DODGE 4JI-5700 ROYAL MONACO 1977 Brougham Sta FAIRMONT 197». Wagon. ( cylinder, »4900 . 722-(114 MUSTANC 1970. Mach I JS1C. 4 tires Runs good »900 12-6pm 531-8895 ^-onditioo %m 453 4779 autocruue. air. am-fm. power steenni MUSTANC II 1974. 4 cyl">der. excel- speed 3 25 N case. 31 spline aiel »2500 twowajon. 9 passenger, spotless, M.000 MAVERICK. 1972. 2 door. ( cylinder, CHARGER 197« Daytoru air. good MIRADA. Ml. Beat Bu/ Loaded. 1 AVJS FORD & brakes, rear defrost. »2700 397-0»»! lent condition, in & out Air or sell body (or »1200 Very restorable MUSTANG 1975. 4 cylinder. 1979 eo- miles must be seen, opuons galore automatic, runs great. 47,500 miles, ei -:-vndit>oa*JUTeo. new brakes 4* jbocij bucket seats. 4 cylinder. 27.500 mllej, -Telegraph at 12 Mile condiUooing. rear de-fogger. amfm. or eogine & trans »1500 Gapp* Rouih gine. automatic, power steering, »4200 557-4J79or35J-IJ5S cellent tirrt. must sell »450 120-045» J1JS0 or best offer. 477 744J 15.995 Call 61»-«» 144-3100 FAIRMONT 197« Furura M.700 miles »1500 «55-0417 prepared After 5pm. 453(542 brakes. AM-FM cassette «900. 478-8526 AM FM stereo, air. new tires, excellent! condition »2.(00 or best 4594**0 or 4(422(9 FAIRMONT. 1980. 2 door. 4 soced. 4 cylinder, am radio, clean, good coodi tion. excellent MPG. »3500 729 0548 FAIRMONT 1980 4 Door, clean. »2900 Automatic. 34.000 miles. 4 cylinder 464-8793 FAIRMONT 1»«0 Wigon. low mileage flirts Asking »4100 Call liter ipm ! WE'VE LOWERED S6J JM0 FAIRMONT. 1980. Wagon. 4 cylinder. 4 speed stick rear defroster AMFM ster eo, cassette J3SM After 5 1M-8«S K1KSTA 1*79 Yellow Sport, new brakes, just tuned up. sun roof. AM ra dio, rustprooled. rear window wiper it defroster »J 950 41S 4S57 OUR PRICES! FIESTA 1»/»- J2 MPG. natproo'ed air. radio, sunroof, rear window de froster & wiper, excellent coodiUon »3500 5910007 FIESTA. 1980 excellent coodition AM FM stereo 17.000 miles JJ995 After 6pm. 549-7819 FORD I.TL> 1981 4 door overdrive transmission, air. cruise extra clean. jl Minor TUNE UP »6 545 Stock =8:021 95 ' AVIS FORD 4 cylinder, 6 cylinder or V8 engine. HEI Telegraph at li Mile $37 354 3100 models. Includes spark plug replacement. FORDS- 1982 COMPANY CARS All Models Available' $169. per moo lb LUBE, OIL & FILTER NO CASH NEEDED! WITH ESTABLISHED GOOD CREDIT Trades Acceptedl You can buy a Nearly New 19SJ Ford for as low as »169 per montb with No $ Mooev Down Your Old Car need not be Includes up to 5 quarts oil. Excludes paid for. We p*v oil any balance owing 95 For information call diesels. Trucks slightly higher. MR. RYAN. 421-7000 'GVT.Lr c*r*fAr« ont-frwi?--r Otf»vr*>ff A/ s< expir»II-JCe» DecemberW-*iTiiSArr- 3111 . 1981QA2? 35000 Plymouth Rd Dealer FITT'RA 1979. V 8. power steering A 12 brakes, air. vinyl top. stereo Upe. priced to sell 484-1581 FITURA 1980. sport coupe, loaded Sharp'»4.000 261-2558 GALAXIE 1962 5O0. runs Make offer 10.9% financing available 646-2941 GALAXIE. 196« new starter.mufflers Runs well' Best offer After 5 H.M. call Karen' 349 3447 GRANADA G*» 1980. 4 door. air. ster eo. 2 tone, low miles. »4.195 261-9247 on all '82s GRANADAS. 197». 1979 4 1980s 7 to cboose from 2 doors. 4 doors Nicest selection in town' 1982 Chevette Diesel Bill Brown Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd 4 door hatchback, tinted glass, electric rear defogger, at Wayne Rd 411 7000 left remote sport mirror, automatic transmission, GRANADA 1»7». air automatic, power steering brakes. 4 door, good coodiLtoo. power steering, dlesel package, radial tires, light blue »1.575 «51752« with dark blue trim. Stock n 1193. GRANADA 1976. many :w parts, »!30OK«thy48l-!3*2or was $7834 45J-807J GRENADA 1977. VI. vinyl top. 4 door, power steering, air . very good rood] NOW lion. »1 »00 After 4pm 464-2748 GRANADAI978 J door, power, cmise (Only 5 left) control vinyl roof, am (m. rear window $6595 defrost Wire wheels 27.500 miles. »3200 After 6 pm 477-4157 Includes 3 year/36,000 mile GM continuous protection plan. GRANADA. 1980. 2 door, power steer NEW '82 Based on S6500 finance balance. Save an additional $754 Interest expense at 10.9%. Total savings package of $1993. ing, brakes, temperature control, air. cruise, am-fm 8 track, automatic, uod ercoated »3995 471477» EAGLE SX4 4 wti«»l drive. 6 cylinder, 6 cylinder, automatic trans GRANADA 1980. 4 door, automatic, air. speed, A cylinder, automatic transmission, mission, accent, stripe, vinyl Rear defcxjgqr, 4 stereo »5.295 6 Month • 6.000 Mile white side walls. a)r condi buckets, accent stripes, 60 other 'B2s available at Limited Drive Train Warranty top, reclining seats, white speed, 4 cylinder,' tioning, power steering and radials, radio and body side walls, air conditioning, JOEPANIAN brakes, tinted glass, rear buckets. Stock side moldings. Stock power steering and brakes, »3312 + freight. CHEVROLET detogger. tilt steering, re- «3350 + freight. rear delooger, tilt steering, mole mirrors, stereo. Stock cruise. Stock »3249 -i- similar savings 355-1600 «3354 -t- Irelght. frelght. •p4u»lretjht. in and mi* ^1^ GRANADA 1981. 4 door. 6 cylinder au Was $5975 Sale Price tomatic. power steenog-brakes. air Was $9610 Clean' »ALE Priced • »5,495 Was $9181 "Switch to LaRiche" JACK DEMMER FORD 721-6560 GRANADA. 1982 wagon. 29.000 miles, j s s $ AMFM stereo cassette air Eves 576-2718 Days 559-5055 is 8094 is 4946 is 7271 GRAN TORINO 1976. station wagon. 8 passenger, power steering, brakes, air. stereo, cruise. »900 471172» LTD H 1977. light blw. vinyl top. »51 lou URTCHE engine, air. power steering, brakes, stereo. 1 owner, ladies car Excellent coodiUon »2400 476-1191 LTD II. 1977 Sedan, automatic, power steering, air Extra Gean1 CHEVROLET This Week's Special - Only »2.688 AVIS FORD Telegraph at 12 Mile 40875 Plymouth Rd. 354 »100 piymi LTD II 1977. 4 door. » cylinder. 351 (W. of /-275, across cu in. power steering it brakes, auto f. of /-275, matic, air. cruise control. »1850 Call to jjj 453-4600 from Burroughs) |see 349 2332 LTD II 1979 Brougiam 27.000 actual miles, full power. AM-FM stereo Ex cellent cooditioo. Asking »3.750 644- 5074 or 497-4250 APRGMAC FINANCING Available On AH Mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmm^smmmmmmmmmm 10.9% 1982's In Stock NEW '82 NEW '82 FIRENZA COUPE rat • Ask About the Used Car Works CUTLAS8 Automatic, power steering, power brakes, electric rear (12 nrionth/20,000 mile service contract) CIERA defogger. white walls, decor group, radio. Stock »702. Sadan. t»t*S dan. AM/ru ?«-», body Ate motsrio*. • GMAC Financing Available e*T>«d Boo/ matt, kMd*d •irjiMtMliraiirMnrtiM NEW 1983's levying ayKam. too/i mir- '7192 • GM Employee Payroll Deduction rorx wHit Wl£». OOmwv ttnoi (roup Slot* »M7 Pf4M TU & UOtTtM on 79, '80, '81 & '82 GM cars. '8351 7 0th«K».1 '81 PONTIAC »80 DELTA '88' OVER 130 , OO-n M tMtar tertr^* • 8fmtl»r 8*iring» '81 CUTLASS GRAND PRIX SUPREME ROYALE Ortf »3«» rr*M. Mr, rtarao, l«*tau top. H5.000 nJw «lr. «1«r»o (uusmaec. Lao- To Choose From -¾^ i*rt«/burjur>tfy Mm. i door. 14.000 trim. air. »t«r»o. itefoooar. NEW '82 CUTLASS '82 DEMOS '82 Landautao. dautop All Models Available ' SUPREME COUPE •STATION WAGONS TORONADOS '6750 '6750 '6575 CALAJ8 COUPE "DIESELS" •CUTLA88 '81 98 REGENCY '81 CADILLAC '81 DELTA 88 CfcM2± . 5 CuttaM 8UPREME COUPE COUPE A A*-, moocrool. (V^rty »••« toft atoX COUPE DE VILLE ROYALE • GMAC FINANCING AVAILABLE - SuprtHnM •98RE0ENCV8 cxrfi tAn&y* and locka, tn. on**, o*o*s. cuttm wn .Mitj. i«:ooo>t*4. 1.000 ml**, xdveod eokv. GMQUAUTY JA AA/ APR GMAC FINANCING SOVJCI PARTS 0 111 U VM Available On All 1982'8 In Stock :«aW.- flft,t> • ' 868 Ford 866 Ford 866 Ford 872 Lincoln 874 Mercury 874 Mercury 674 Mercury 874 Mercury 874 Mercury HUSTANC 1»78 Cfci», V«, lutonutic MUSTANG IW. Automatic im-fra PrNTO. 197». excellent cooditioo, no CAPRI mi. i door. < cylinder, auto 808CAT 1*78. 1 door. 4 cyl, stick, 4 COMET, 1973. »100 or best offer GRAND MARQUIS, 1977. 4 door, power »t«rinj-fcf»ie», «lr. blw'ttc Ifr matic, power sleertng. brakes. »lr, ster LYNX LS 198I Low mileage, hiehly ZEPHYR 1980 Sutioowagoo Fully stereo. I track, 1 too* silver, eicelleot rust radio, console Asking »1550 speed, power sleertng'brakes. casette. 4155571 41.400 miles, power windows, air. ster- optlooed Ejcellent condiuoo. eicellent equipped. »4400 Also 1980 Mustang. lertor. Un Vinyl top. tMSO U9-UH cooditoo. 14400. 140-114» J4S-6151 eo. 9.100 miles, »«.150 or take over pay 11895. offer 17 m p g «81-7491 so. digital clock, vinyl roof, oew steel fuel ecooomy »5.700 553-257« »1400 981-1441 ments, 10 mo. at »11«. U7-9741 COUGAR XR7 1977, loaded, excellent MUSTANG 1*7». 4 speed. 1 cyllixkr belted tires, very good condition, no MUSTANG 1981 Ghia. witi earrUge PINTO 1980 Ecooomy, 4 speed, 4 cytln- BOBCAT, 1980. 11.000 miles, power cooditioo Call after 4 PM rust »1475 188-0475 7111718 MARQUIS. I»8l Brougfcjro. 4 door. VS. rustproof*], irnfro «t«reo. dijJui roof, loaded. 11.000 miles, call »•$ itr Only »J.1»5 Hines Part Lincoln- CONTINENTAL. 1977. over 50.000 fteertng. brakes, tm-fm cassette, more elocl. rruoy tiUu Ex«U«ii coodi- miles. 4 door. gray, fully equipped, best 45SWJ foil options. »10.200 676 Otdsmobite UT-8140 Mercury 4 25-WW Very good condition. (MOO 11(-1418 GRAND MARQUIS, mi, I door, bloe, 553-70*5 uoo IWOO or best «*-0HI offer of »1500 M14111 COUGAR. 198«. good transportation, loaded Leather 19.000 miles »8.150 MUSTANG 1911 1 door hatchback. I PINTO 1980. 4 speed, AmFm. cloth In CONTINENTAL 1977 Loaded Kept In BROUGHAM. 197», no rust, clean, good amfm stereo, mag wheels. »800 477-1950 MERCURY 1978. Crand Marquis BEFORE YOU BUY.. MUSTANG l»79- Air. «urto. *ucroof speed. 4 cylinder. 1st 15500 takes U. terior, pin stripe*. »1.995 or offer tiectanical cooditioo »895 Call alter 515-M54 «xc«IIe«t coodiuon, IU00 <4» »170 excellent repair Most sell quick.' sedan, low mileage. 1 owner loaded PleasaStop By& Try... l«!-»l(T.ot 511-5084 »1,100 478-4151 110pm 478-51«! GRAND MARQUISE 1980. 4 door, ex with extras. 13.888 Stock =82053 MUSTANG. 1»7» (Mt. 4 eylioder. « COUGAR. 1971 Loaded, former Ford cellent cooditioo. luxury options »6900 MUSTANG 1981 - 1 door Only 10.000 T-BIRD. 1»7«. bUck on black, new CONTINENTAL, 1981. Signature Se :APRI RS. 1979. automatie. power «26-80« IOKMJ. tarto, »ir. tuoroof. leather tete- miles Just U.iti MkheUa tires, new paint >ob. escellent rteertr.g-brakes. stereo 18.000 One- lamily car Suaroof, auto, power steer ries, 1 tone blue, like new (AVE Hines ing, brakes, air. stereo. »1.500 515-tll! AVISFORD GAGE OLDS rior. stereo. U.tiO /oTltr MT-rtSJ North Bros 411117« coodillon. «1500 417-7411 Owner miles Hines Park Lincoln-Mer- GRAND MARQUIS 1980. air. stereo, Telegraph al 12 Mile Park Lincoln-Mercury 415-J0M *iry 415-303« MUSTANG l»7» Htlct. loajJed TRX COUGAR 197«. excellent condition. I power windows, wire wheels Only 354-3100 MUSTANG. 1981, GLX. V4. loaded T-BIRD 1»7», 101 v-8, power steering & CONTINENTAL 1971. butterscotch/ U.495 Htrie* Park Lincoln-Mercury package, automatic. aJr. cTvHe, Uft I1.5O0 miles WUes car List 119.600. brakes, vinyl top, oew battery, brakes. door, loaded. 1 owner. Sharp looking MONARCH 1974- Air stereo, automat 399-3200 IJ.I0O. 471-»}« white lop. interior, excellent cooditioo, CAPRI 1979, excellent cooditioo, sun »1300 Best offer «41-4715 415-153« ic. power steering-brakes, clean (Open Moo 8/ Tears til 9) seU|7»»5 4&9-OS41 radials. oonot »1150 4JV7781 »1800 .511-7111 roof, rear window defrost. AmFm ster »1(50 459-4789 CUSTOM. 197» Crtlser. 9 passenger, MUSTANG, 197». Haicabaci. 6 cyli> COUCAR 197». power steering, brakes, GRAND MONARCH 197«. excejleot' T-BIRD l»<0. air. stereo, tilt cruise CONTINENTAL 197». 4 door Town eo, . RS optioo. TRX package, power Amfm stereo, miebclin tires, vanity loaded, runs great looks sharp best of dtt. power brake*. it«nrjg, automatic, steering'brakes. 4 speed transmission. windows, air. 8 track »1.500 MONARCH. )978 2 door. « cylinder, ONE CALL DOES (TALL! Only »4.995 . Hines Park Lincoln-Mer Car, oew tires, mutfler system & 484-4755 mirror, air. asking »1750 881-5119 fer to »3700 «42-8951 eicellent condition AJter ipm.6S 1-777J Place your classified want ad la cury 415-SOM brakes Eictlleol cooditioo Owner de »1.900 5911977 air. power steering, brakes, auto, low Suburban Detroit's finest market ceased. Best offer over (8.000 HHiW GRAND. 1980, Marquis. Silver. 1 door. miles Very dean ft .«00. 420-OO49 MUSTANG. 1»79, power rteering & The Observer It Ecceotrtc Newspaper* T BIRD 1980. loaded Low mileage fcj CAPRI. 1»79 RS, fully loaded, real GOUGA'R. 1978. XR7. midnight bloe. Wedgewood Interior Options Include CUTLASS BROUGHAM 1981 cellent cooditioo. M.W0 8794815 LINCOLN 1»71, to settle Estate. 1 door, sharp, regular gas »4.150 or best offer ruslproofed air. stereo, cruise. 41.000 MONTAGO MX 197«. 2 door, bltte Air. am Fm stereo cassett. nil. cruise. brakes, amfm cauelte, 4 cylinder, good electronic cassette stereo, aluminum Sharp, automatic, air, stereo, no rust. MPG. 11.450 or beU of fer m»»« 591-0900 Wayne Rebates -W •SI'S IBM 8 METRO OFFICES TO SERVE YOU j 1 14001 Telearaoh Exavnpt*: A at Jeffries (1-96) 531-7100J '82 CHAMP 2 DOORS AMERICAR AMERICAR AMERICAR Buc*«1 l*aU, rairy packagw. air con ditioning, doc*, rair wiper and :LUB WAGON •ESCORT • EXP • FORD PICKUP GER • EXP washer, luggage rack. AM/FM fter- «o. wtwet trim ring*, alaal barlad wtirle wafta. ale Sloe* 08028 + taxes and ptalaa. 6806 g| Make This Winter PLUS 10.9% FINANCING ALL NEW 1W3'I REDUCED FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY "Buy Where People Buy Worry Free! i By Choice Not By Chance" ^ c Willi a New or Used DICK GREEN P Slr, SI Car or Truck From... 29301 Grand River, Farmington Hills Mon. & Thurs. 9-9; Tues.. Wed.. Fri. 9-6 531-8200 476-7900 WiMageOfod New Car and Truck ^ Specials! u N C • 10.75% FINANCING ON '82 CARS We have Fairmonts, Mustangs and Thunderbirds! • $500 REBATES ON '82 PICKUPS F-100's and F-150 Trucks • $300 REBATES ON '83 RANGERS Selected Models * • UP TO $1219 FACTORY DISCOUNTS ON 1983 FORD CARS MANY FRONT WHEEL & 4 WHEEL DRIVES IN STOCK OVER 200 CARS & TRUCKS TO CHOOSE FROM lUsed Car & Truck Specials \ 79 FORD '80 CHEVY 78 MERCURY BRONCO SC0TSDALE PICKUP GRAND MARQUIS Air, power steering, 4 speed, Automatic. H000 miles, DIESEL 2-tone. au 4 door, 460 ClD. great for tow. loaded! wheel drive, exlra clean. tomatic, s/kTinrj rear window. Large SeJscvion' Wire wheel covers, white, exlra clean 2 to dicose. ^ ^. ^ $ (A Pickups to choose trom.A _ _ _ ^. A A Only 7288 Only $4488 Only $3888 J81 FORD 79 THRU '82 79 CHEVY SILVER g ESCORTS MUSTANGS CAMARO We have the nicest selection In Rear spoiler, automatic, air, radio, 5 to choose, front wheel drives. town I extra sharp! $ $ $ From 4588 From , 3885 Must seel 4485 Call 565-2356 - Call 565-2356 Now in Progress Hurry, These Specials End Soon!m! rj CRESTWOOD DODGE Jim Stavitt'j OPEN MONDAY WE AND THURSDAY 328§0 FORD ROAD TIL9P.M. Garden City 421-5700 In Dearborn.C3\Ve have to be better. CRESTWOOD Tuo blocks easl of Telegraph on Michigan Avenue 0O00E 'Rebates and ^0 9% APR finance ovaMab'e 565-3900 on select 82 ono" '83 cors ond trucks O. FAIRMONT* ESCORT • EXP • CLUB WAGON • FORD PICKUF \ i 22C*(P.C-20C,R.W,G-16C) O&E Thursday. December 2.1982 Q> TO WIN: Send your r»a me and address, on a' postcard, to RED WiNO TICKETS. The Ob server & Eccentric Newspapers, 36251 ©> HOCKEY Scnooicraft Roa.d. Uvonia, Ml 48i$o. Tnen watch the classified section every Monday and Thursday. When your name appears, you're a wlrmert Enter soon and as often SEE THE RED WINGS AT JOE LOUIS ARENA aj you like i 876 Oldsmobile 878 Old.mobile 876 Oldsmobile 878 Plymouth 880 Pontiac 880 Pontiac 880 Pontiac 880 Pontiac 884 Volkswagen CUSTOM CRUISER 1982 Watoo. 9 pas DELTA ROYALE 1K>. Beig* color )LDS S8 - 1980. Royal Brougham, am VALIANT. 197« 4 door. air. power CATALINA 19««- good body & running GRAND LK MANS 1973 needs bodv J2000 1982. excelled condition, asking BL'G 1974. automatic, perfect coodi wnger. gu engine, power wirjdowv with eiut heavy vinjf! top k wire en, cruise, locks, ticelleflt condition steering, brakes, stereo Good tires, cooditioa Excellent transportation work, low miles Many turn $400 $6750 4252J02 ' SUNBIRD 1980 lion 35.000 miles, no rust. Micbehn ioclu. tilt, cruise, stereo. rear defog, wheel cover*, power brake*, steering, 4274893 good coodiUon $»50 626-6967 $425 Call after 6P.M 651-8377 626-7715 4 cylinder aytomatic, transmission tires like new $3000 firm 4536414' luggage -rac« Factory olficial 10 8¾ windows A elecinc door locks Air coo- J-2000 1982 LE. 4 door, 4 speed, loaded, power steering, brakes, air. rear de Financing $9.M3 jiliomrtg. rear defogger. t way power 3MEGA. 1MI Brougham, excellent VOURE 197«. 22$. 4 speed: very good CATALINA. 1980 4 door, computented GRAND PRIX SJ. 1977. power win sunroof 7.500 miles Rust proofed Like logger, sun roof, only $4485 kARMANN GH1A 1973 Convertible condition $1200 422-1894 or 459 «»23 Art Moran Pontiac - GMC seat. ttnise control, stereo with tape -ooditioo. undercoated. loaded Must dash, radio, beater, rear defroster, low dows,locks, cruise, tilt. air. 47.000 new $7 800 or best offer 455 3421 original ovtrwr freshly painted, top ' 5M1 «1! $5395 643-0623 mileage 569-368« or 552-8094 miles, good condilioo. $3600 72i-4«04 JACKCAULEY replaced 2 years ago. maintenance re Telegraph Nofti o( 12 Mile leek Mm VOLARE 1979 Wagon Low mileage, LEMANS 1974. Sport Coupe, air. !(!•!» cords $4700 Westland 261 7862 353-9000 DELTA ROYALE 88 I SSI, « door. good condition. $1800 or best offer ECONOMY WAGON 1982. fully GRAND PRIX 1977 SJ Full power AmFm. radials. eicellent condition, no- - CHEVROLET - diesel, loaded. M900 420-0714 ONE GALL DOES IT ALLI 531179» equipped, rustproofed. 36.000 mile amfm. moon-roof no rust. 51.000 rust «79 9611 OflCHARO LAKE RD RABBIT. 1976 4 speed, new tires 4 ex CUTLASS SUPREME. 197«. loaded. warranty available 661-1616 miles. 13300 425-1955 1 Place your classified waot adtn VOLARE. 1978. 2 door, vinyl lop. power LEMANS 1976. V8. 2 door, power sieerj Betweeo 14 & ISMileRds haust.arpfm. air $1C00 544-006« Creat condition, extra slurp, must see Subcrbao Detroit s linest market $2550 535-6207 steering 4 Mikes, amfm. 12 HM FIREBIRD S E. 1982. aolorratic. pow GRAND PRIX 1976 Air stereo, cruise ing biakes. defogger. stereo excellent RABBIT I977 Champagne Edition 4 The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 459-1463 er steerieg brakes, locks, air electric excellent condition. $3950 Aftei cooditioa $2 000 After 6 PM 33« 1«37 655-9700 TRANS AM 1982 red. 4 speed. T Lop. door, automatic sunrool. new tires CUTLASS SUPREME 197»- Landau. defroster, am-fm stereo cassette, rust 3 30PM 425-2974 Tuff-Koie eitelleni. $2,600 879 8062 V'B. automatic, air. power steering: RED WING 591-0900 Wayne VOLARE 1979. 4 door, automatic, air proof, under warranty & moVe $10,100 PHOENIX 1980. 4 dooraulomatic. air amfm stereo casette. all options. 6.900 $3695 6 Month • 6.000 Miles Limited GRAND PRIX 1978. loaded $4,995 « Months - 6.000 miles Limited mites $11,300 651 5250 t>rakes. stereo. 1 owner. Excellent coo- 644-1070 Oakland 397-3859 Good condition. $2900 »81-6451 RABBIT. 1*79. brown new tires 4 diUoo Asking m«> 525-3751 TICKET Drive Tram Warranty Drive Train Warranty speed rear defroster $2,400 352-3222 Rochester/Avon T1000. 1981 Sedan, auto, stereo rear - JOE PANIAN FIREBIRD 196«. 350 automatic, cas GRAND PRIX 1972 runs great. 1675 JOE PANIAN After 2 PM. call 397-2624 CITLASS S 1977. air. am-fm cassette . Use your Visa or Master Card 474 «44« defog. low mileage, radials. well main full power. V-l. good condition $2500 WINNER CHEVROLET setle stereo. 85% done, plus more Ask CHEVROLET tamed $5200 647-(541 RABBIT 1980 Diesel. 4 speed AM ra Call evenipgs or weekends. $81-2238 RECENCY. 198! LS. 4 door, fully ing $2,195 459 4369 CRAND PRIX 1977 SJ full power tilt dio. 61.000 miles $3,200 Evev 4 Week •quipped Excellent condition New car 355-1600 cruise, new radials Air. stereo $7550 355-1600 T1000 19SL 4 speed rear defogger. ends 47« 01J7 Weekdays 540 4150 ilreadyhere Ml 6738 FIREBIRD. 197«. esprit, automata, ClVTXiS SUPREME 197». must see 5*3-1846 or 2720807 PHOENIX. 1981 4 door Hatchback air. rustproofed. like ne» $3650 Great condition. 4 door »2.4*0 880 Pontiac air. 350. am-fm 8 track, cruise, till. CB. 425-523« SLipER BEETLE 1974 excellent 539-4524 Lauren Hackman REGENCY. 1982. brougham, diesel. 4 power steering, brakes rear delogger GRAND PRIX. 1979. power steering cargo cover. Eiebart rustproof & Zie- condition $2 000 __ 626-7340 7701 MeMn Joor. loaded. 10000 miles Like new ASTRE 1977. Safan Wagon. 4 cylinder. $3450 464-6037 power brakes, am-fm stereo, cruise glaie. like new. $5,600 - 495-0948 T-1000 1981. 5 door hatchback, auto CUT LAS SUPREME 1»71. hardtop Westlarwj (10.995 422863« automatic, amfm stereo, steel radiab. air. lilt wheel, V-6. 28.000 mi(«. excel matic. air. eicellent cooditton 15 000 -VW 1971 Squarehack, slalioo wagon au. FIREBIRD. 1979 Formula, loaded low PONTIAC 1971. good 1 reliable lomatic am radio excellent cond.tion bucket seats. $800 RECENCY. 1982 Brougham Diesel. good condition. $1250 421-7412 lent condition $4 900 Eves 591-6572 transportation. $200 miles. $4800 375 0886 4558948 miles, excellent condition. $5,500 $850453-2756 SO + rjigbway. every option, gray BONNEVILLE 1979. Safari wagon, Nancv. 626-5885 GRAND PRIX 1981. U 2 door loaded, Ask for Rick McMaboo 546-1770 6000 LE. 1482. 4 door, automatic, ster metallic. ligW gray vinyl top. perfect VW 1976 automatic bus low mileage- CLTLASS 1976. « cylinder, t door pow loaded, clean, rust proofed. $5,200 new tires. 33.000 miles. $1100 422 596« SUNBIRD 1978 loaded, good condition eo, air. cruise, full power. $9300 er steering & brakes, automatic. $975 .-oodiuoo Must sell Can arrange 391-2716 FIREBIRD 1982. S E Loaded" VI. 4 4200275 $3200 522-2127 Please call the promotion 1 5 speed, white with black pinstripe 642-21W .'inaocing Farmingtoo 476-3082 speed Sharp 6.000 miles Finances CRAND PRIX 1981. power steering 1 department of the Ot>- BONNEVILLE 1976 305. V-8. power ac forced sale |AVE Thousands over new' brakes, air. am -fin stereo. 7500 miles $2450 Cam 319-9110 VW 1976 1 Super Beetle cvnvertible. 4 CITI-ASS 1977 Salon, automatic. 2 server 4 Eccentric bet RECENCY, 1882 «8. 4 door Diesel, dark cessories, silver blue, velour Immacu CREST WOOD DODGE 421-5700 696-3612 884 Volkswagen speed 28,000 miles, am fm Like new door, power steering & brakes, air. >tue. loaded, excellent condition. 13 500 late $4,600 261-4197 SUNBIRD. 1980. 4 speed. 14.000 miles: $4960 or best offer 535 ««9 amfm. goodcoodition. $2800 453-0754 ween 8 A.M. and 5 P.M., miles Call 781-S018 GRAND LEMANS. 1976. power steer- GRANDV1LLE. 1975 Brougham, load stereo, rear delrost. excellent condi BEETLE 1977. sunroof am fm. very Friday. December 3, 1982. BONNEVILLE. 1977. good coodition. ing «j brakes, buckets, console good ed, very good condition $2.000 656-1783 tion $4200 427-0291. 42S-45«0 good condition, $2750 Weekda>s be VW 1976 Scirroro dark hlue. regular CUTLASS. 1979 silver grey, i door to dalm your two FREE REGENCY 98. 1980 $5,795 $2950 Before 4 PM 455-1770 condition $2350 375-9081 tween »-4pm 583-2000 gas $3.00-0 Call after 3 PM or Week salon. 8 cylinder, air. automatic, power Evenings 459-0295 J 2.000 SF 1982 Hatchback Silver me TRANS AM 1982. silver (maroon leath ends 399 1614 REDWING TICKETS. 4 door Factory, Diesel. Loaded er interior). Hatch top. Crossfire injec steering 4 brakes. 60.000 miles eicet $AL£PRICEl> GRAND LEMANS 1979. Excellent con tallic with blue velour interior, many BEETLE. 1978 convertible, red with lent condition. $J«S0 2-56-9149 FIREBIRD 1980. loaded, a bargain dition. $3500 For information call options. 9.500 miles $7,500 or best of tion, automatic transmission 4.000 black lop. dmen 800 miles. $12,000 V W 1981 Hdt.h:I I.S !>ie>c! Am-frp Brighton 2275025 626-3162 fer 647-712» miles Asking $12,000 645-1842 Call 399-1521 stereo a.r conditioning $5500 981 \WJ CUTLASS. 1981 BrougJiam. gorgeous. TAMAROFF BUICK. 17 800 Low mileage, wire wheels, tape 591-2300 ext. 244 353-1300 deck, loaded Call »2-02« VISTA CRUISER. 1977 9 passenger, CITLASS. 1981 4 door diesel. lolly CONGRATULATIONS immaculate. loaded, air. low miles equipped 644-3444 $3895 8791103 CUTLASS 1981 4 door Full power, VLVTA CRUISER 1976 wagon. 9 pas cruise, am-fm stereo.-cassette 34.000 DELTA. l»79. Royale. 4 door. air. senger, brown, customued sharp & miles Mint condition. $6300 645-5486 AMFM stereo, tilt cruise, eitraa Low clean Power, air. rack hiten New muf CITLASS. 1982 Brougham loaded, low miles $4500 689-1511 fler, sheets, brakes $1700 Mr Balogh. 645-2500. eves 646 6102 mileage spotless $7,200 DELTA M 1972 New tires, brakes, ei- Call 5280312 ruusl Mechanically sound Good coodi CUTLASS. 1982 Supreme Brougham two, $425 851-2885 878 Plymouth Coupe Loaded low mileage CM Exec DELTA 88- 1979 Royale. 2 door vinyl \fler 6 PM. call 540-3630 CHAMP 1979 Excellent condition op. cruise control, power, excellent stick, silver witfi black trim Call after roodilioo 46 000 miles, wife's car 5 pm 394-3677 DELTA. 19« Seeing is believing' 14500 474-0117 «5.000 actual m:les. new tires, exhaust, DUSTER. 1972. 61.000 miles, good con- good body. $600 464-6331 FIRENZA. 1982. 4 cylirjder air coodj- diUoo. $800 or best offer 459-2112 -iorung. amJm stereo. $7900 522-6457 DELTA. 1977 Royale. 4 door. air. power DUSTER. 1974. automatic, air. AMFM. iteen.-.g. brakes, seats. $1800 652 4181 DLDS CUTLAS 1978 Loaded $4350 or rear defroster. $975 349-4026 649-8915 5csl oiler 427-4979 DUSTER 1975. 6 cylinder, automatic. power steering A brakes, new tires. soows Included, dark brown, beige inte rior, good condition. $975 591-3200 78 MUSTANG FURY 1971. good condition, many new parts, asking $450 or best offer. Automatic, power. low miles. I(M brand now. naming red finish Leave message 852-0327 $3788 FURY. 1976 wagoo. 9 passenger. 57,000 miles. o«w tires, starter, power steer i '81 MERCURY CAPRI ing 4 brakes, air. $750 981-0680 FURY 1977. 4 door, automatic, power Automatic, power steerlnfj, power steering & brakes, good cooditloo. brakes. 6,300 miles. $5288 $1700 455-0778 GOLD DUSTER 1973. 6 cylinder, auto matic. 36.000 miles, brown, very good '81 BUICK RIVIERA ._ -JW_ cooditlon $1000 Royal Oak. 549-5121 Full power, stereo, air. Sh 1II /4.1111 GRAN FURY 1977 hardtop 44.000 UK, low miles. %P IUJ'TUV miles, power steering, brakes. Landau padded sport roof, no rust, eitraclean $1,895 2610OW 7 Mile Garage. 79 FORD GRANADA HORIZON. 1978 4 door, good tires. 4 on SPECIAL $3988 floor, electric rear defrost, good condi Automatic. a!r tion. $2,450 After 6 PM. 375-9955 HORIZON 197» - Air. stereo, power 78 CHEVY CHEYENNE steering-brakes 2 tone paint X-ua SSarry JUST $3,495 K-5 BLAZER CRESTWOOD DODGE 421-5700 Automatic, power steering, 8 track. C*%f%0 O HORIZON. 1980. TCS. automatic, load 28.000 miles and more. yVvOO ed, air. low mileage, beautiful condi 1983 Cadillac tion. $«375 421-6407 ,l 79 OLDS 88" HORIZON 1980. 62.000 miles, .4 door, air, aotomtic. am-fm . $3150 firm 4 door, automatic, air. Sale Priced! $4888 348-0417 Sedan deVille HORIZON. 1981. 4 door. auto, rust- proofed. 19.600 miles, excellent coodi- TOP DOLLAR PAID lion. (4930/best offer. After 5 (43-8398 completely equipped FOR YOUR TRADE-IN RELIANT 1982. Air. stereo, power steering-brakes and more' Priced to sell' Just $5.»5 CRESTWOOD DODGE 421-5700 "NO DOWN PAYMENT" $ 14 TC3 1979. Sportv Hatchback. 29.000 Ask about the works - 12months or 20,000 miles miles. AmFm, Ziebarted. excellent con Based on 60 month lease. 12% APR. mechanics! repair protection for used car buyers dition Call 559-2702 1st & last payments per TC-3 1981. automatic, loaded. $4200 month Call after 5pm 879-2737 332 ARMSTRONG TCS. 1981. 11.000 miles, amfm. sun (Stock #5220) Buick-Ooel 525-0900 roof, cloth, pulse wipers Excellent con 150 OTHER NEW CADILLACS 30500 PLYMOUTH RD.. LIVONIA dition. $4500,offer 652-1414 651-3076 TC3 1981. 21.000 miles. 2 2. stereo, sun (between Middlebelt- & Mernman) roof, Ziebart.$ 4 900 642-7860 IN STOCK TO CHOOSE FROM Yes, we have Deloreans for immediate delivery 76 Convertibles $8950 $ The Last of the Collectors Items! ' -Bo,- • it 2,500,000. 75 NEW Bicentennial Convertible $29,500 London Roadsters, 3 To Choose From $8950 . 1 ^^^^iifBiaiBirmfc"**^. USED CAR SALE 77 Eldorado, Ready & Rightl $3950 •81 Sedan DeVille .^ .....$10,900 NOW IN PROGRESS 79 Cadillac Eldorados $9950 1982 PONTIAC J-2000 WAGON 1981 PONTIAC T-1000 '80 Olds $5950 Automatic, power sleertno. air. iteroo. 2 door, automatic, cassette. One owner Low miles % FINANCING AVAILABLE '80Ford8 $3950 $6855 $3875 '81 Monte Carlo $6950 >j^gs&*. 78 Cadillacs $4950 10.9 Cadillacs From $3950 1982 Cadillacs $9950 Largest Inventory, Lowest Prices and Best Service in ^ffrWt^ntral America! ^Jamborae "*"' ^°° ml>e$ power.air.wirewt>«elcover*.cruise. 18.700mller $9375 $6995 The Caring, Servicing, Selling Master Dealer 1981 BUICK CENTURY 4 door, power, air. stereo, rear defroeter. saver, 1979 GRAND PRIX wllh t>orr^>rKty. t^th Wflrlor. borgundv vinyl top Aulomatlc. power, air. doth Interior $6995 $4595 MA^TIR 1981 MERCURY LYNX TRANSPORTATION SPECIALS DtAifK 2 door. 4 apeed. radio. Extra clean. ^ A___ 'l9e0 8PIRiT _„ '0*1 $4675 > 2 door, autom* He. $2575 1979 BONNEVILLE 1978 MONZA msMm 4 door, M power, crude, tut. trtereo, burgundy Automatic, air. . 91985 wtih txjroundy, 60/40 veloor aeati. wire wheel 1977 VW RABBIT $1875 t*™. $5785' 40475 Ann Arbor Rd., Plymouth (at 1-275) 453-7500 1977 PLYMOUTH VOLAREA^„„ 1981 BONNEVILLE 2 door, air $1945 . 4 door, full power, ajr, atereo, rev defroater. dart The Caring, Servicing, Selling Dealer brown with lan dolfi interior. Sharpl *&{kr%m 1979 DODGE COLT ^,,,. '•peod $1885 SAVE ALOT WITH BOB JEANNOTTE Pontlae (Oafelfa/ AMC Jeep S JEANNOTTE Renault 5901 S. Pennsylvania Ave.' 14949 Sheldon Rd., Plymouth Lansing (517) 393-5600 453-2500 k Escort) Dinners V? Price TUES: King Crab Legs .*9" WED:' F.sh & Chips s4" J "79 5 Prime Rib •' THURS: Prime Rib s7'5 FRI: FtshS Chips *4" N/\CHOS OR POTATO ANY MEXICAN 95 Sunday Brunch ON BARBEQUF STY11 SAT: Prime Rib ^ DINNERS FOR TWO SKINS WITH ANY TWO ( OMBINATION DINNER $ 95 50 SUN: Chicken Dinner 4" K ! DINNER ENTREES $4.95 \\ ce as Ti.c for D'g ^10 >w :"x* : All Dinners Include Soup or Salad, Adults $7 Children $3 'AC Dartteoue style platters neajec * '> wh,CV'Sf ••*" \'\i .(!'-e:'e$.'io"evs- S-> ^z '-^e-s l|k *'"• :v;?soi taccs Tsiadas Potato. Loaf ot Homemade Bread Seniors $5.95 3:>oJ:e$ f stwtt-'iss bartjfo^e :<-<'C ! baroeo^e $!•••<*; sasy ja:1 • ts >x 'Ui jjtsaj- as ;i- e *: ev$ ex* ajas 20 oz. t^nSec^e cctato SM^S "•uf-:-:s -:-T-.-^:^ New York STRIP STEAK (ARUMMURPHYX /.'; el T//cn