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By Sandra Armbruater on; the elevation of pumping stations Residents, however, are Charged 80 "Tjie increase {in sewer rates) is con i editor "• * . and storage capacity/ cents for every 1,000 gallons they use. ' more of a problem each year." ' "The rate seems quite logical. It's not siderable to Westland. We'll be charged Wiitala said'that the city will have to. Westland residents will probably be Wiitala said that the charge of nearly $200,000 more for excess sewer flow," places as drastic as in some cojnmunlties.'' double the cost to the city is due to wa he said. look at the. rate it charges to. see if gin paying higher water and sewer money can be generated for system im rates sometime in 1983. That's the ter lost in transmission and.distribu and faces PROPOSED RATE increases range tion, cost of employees in the city's wa provements. word from _ Arthur , Wiitala, from the in Wayne Cou,nty from an increase of WHAT THAT amounts to is a lot of city's department of public service, af ter department and the need to main storm water seeping into the sewer sys Wiitala said the federal government HOME CHORES need not 37.8 percent in WoodhSVen to a de tain the system. .«_•:' ter learning that the Detroit Water and crease of 19 percent in Huron Town tems. Wiitala said that only a small funded 80 percent of thfe cost of a study be a worry for senior citizens In Sewet Department would raise rates From 15 to 20 percent of the" water part of Westland's sewage is tunneled' analysing the problerrr with the excess Westland. A special project funded- ship. The new rates must first be ap throughout the metropolitan area. proved by the water board and the De- - Westland receives is lost^ in transmis into big interceptors also used by Red- sewage flow, but the grant didn't fund from a grant *y the Area Agency on sion and distribution, according~to Wii ford Township and Detroit. any correction of the problem. - Aging, the program Is operated The Impending water rate increase troit City Council. tala. But the age of Westland's water and Another "slight problem" facing' through the municipal service . of nearly four cents for.every 1,000 gal A hearing on the proposed increase is While Wiitala is unsure how much ""skewer systems are part of the problem, bureau with the department on lons will be "hard to'fight," according scheduled for 9:30 a.m. Jan. 6 in the rates charged residents will increase, Westland, according to Wiitala, is its * Detroit Water Board Building. Wiitala said. sewage disposal through the city Of aging. Two part-time employees are toWiitala. he said he is sure there will be a recom "Our system, is 25 years and older. available to perform non-continuous Wiitala said that Westland presently mendation from his department for an Inkster which is exceeding Westland's tasks such as snow removal, window They (Detroit) went through a lot of pays 42.25 cents for every 1,000 gallons There's a lot of infiltration where the contract with Inkster. He said that en detail on how the charges were calcu increase in both water and sewer rates. pipes separate," Wiitala said. "We ha washing and light maintenance. of water that reaches master meters on The Increase may amount to roughlyiO gineering" studies have been done to lated," Wiitala explained. "It depends the city's boundaries. ven't had the money to repair the sew revise the overflows to decrease the Top. priority will be given to those percent, he said. er system like we should. It becomes seniors in poor physical health and excess and its cost. having financial hardship. Donations will be accepted from those without a financial hardship. Gall 722-7632 for the service. 'Operation Food 9 HAVE YOU ever wondered what happens to the the hundreds of Basket feeds ^ polnsetUas^at Westland Center after Christmas? This year the center is • trying to extend the spirit of the holiday season by donating about ry in area _3O0 red, white and pink polnsettias -to-locil"niirslflg homes and convalescent cetera. More than 25,000 Auto Club mem All AAA employees already nave be The flowers were expected to be bers in Westland, Garden City, Wayne, gun bringing in food items, and the delivered last Thursday, in time to Inkster and Romulus are being asked Auto Club estimates that if each of the spread a little cheer for the New to bring one non-perishable food item 1.2 million members bring in one 16- Year. eaeh week to thejnsurance company's ounce cafi weekly for a month, an esti branch office .at 434 Wayne. Road south mated 2,400. tons of food would be col -of-Gherry Hill kfWestland. lected. NORMAN NAWROCKI "We have the potential for the larg The Auttr Club will be placing a was ordalnedfo the priesthood Dec. est collection in the state oTMichigan," banner on its building announcing the 11 by the Most Reverend Edmund C. said Tyrone White, sales manager for Operations-Food Basket program and Szoka, Archbishop of Detroit. Fr. • the Wayne-Westland branch office. will be sending letters explaining the Nowrocki, 36, is the son of Mr. and "We'll be contacting community organ program to aU members within the izations and carry on as long as Its Mrs. Norman ' r next two weeks. '- Najvrocki of _- needed." " Westland. His The food request is part of a state WHITE SAID—the-Auto Club would home parish is wide drive by the Auto Club to feed w6rk with cities to coordinate efforts St.Damian. Michigan's-hungry. Called Operation in collecting food- - . Fr. Food Basket, the program was prompt---^Westlan, d -Mayox.Juries: Pickering' Nawrocki has ed by former ,Gov. William Milllken's said the food
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It took a litlle^politlcal muscle, but with the helfj of former council- woman Justine Barns, Mayor Charles Pickering and former State Rep. Sylvia Skrel, Newburgh Road was again open to the public after repairs on the bridge, the year saw a lot of political change in the city: Pickering began his first year in office, and Barns beat out Skrel in a bid for a new state House district. But on the other side of the fence from Westworld, the former Hawthorne Valley golf-course, residents objected to plans for an amusement park. Westworld eventually fried for reorganization under Chapter 11 of the federal bankruptcy rules. A year of record snow *•. A fails to cool hot politics •v.
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Cheering their victory, mem bers of Taxpayers United To gether (TUT) celebrate its vic tory in removing four board members from office. TUT was February's record snowfalls led by Rosemary Miller (above, —brought-a plea-from-We&tland second from right) of Wayne. firefighters to uncover fire hy Newly elected tojhe board in a drants, and the city's fire-edu December special election cation department became a were William LeDuc (left) and reality. But the year ended.on Mathew McCusker, shown at a an uncertain note with the. candidates' night sponsored by council rejecting a tentative the Observer. LeDuc was later agreement with the firefighters, chosen president. Also elected and Wayne-^WestJan.d^boai^l ,.oJL were Kathleen Chorbaglan and education yet to decide the fate Sharon Scott. of schools Jike"Washington Ele mentary (left). Leisure time classes in 37 district locations Twelve Oaks Seeks Fashion Panel '83 A brochure listing hundreds of leisure-time and classes are a few choices available. Classes for both "Credit classes will be sent to Livonia School District beginning and advanced students are offered. residents this week. The mailing Is combined with Although a wide variety of enrichment and hobby the dlstrict's-communlty newsletter "Dialogue" classes are available, a number of classes designed which Is.normally mailed separately. to strengthen job skills are also being .offered this M According to school district spokesman Paul winter. Business offeringsTnclude courses In ac £'*rac~: 1 Derwlch, director of the leisure-time program, the counting, typing, shorthand, business machines and Young men and women, joint mailing will save $1,500 In postage. data processing. Classes in the field of healu\ca- HI, ages 16 to 20, interested This winter, classes are being held in 37 locations reers, auto certification, welding, as well as com throughout the system?.-' mercial art, photography and graphics are also of in fashion modeling and ¥;M If a person is Interested in anything from art to fered. retailing, may apply to yoga, chancefc-are it can be found among the 675 Adults interested In enrichmentactlvltes In tlte activity offerings found In theJelsure-tlme and aca area of parenting skills have a wide variety, of serve on the 1983 Twelve. demic program booklet. Last term, nearly 7,000 classes from which to choose. STEP (Systematic Oaks Fashion Panel. vi non-credit enrollments were recorded, Derwlch Training for Effective Parenting), parent V tot and said. creative play experience classes are available. Also Selected members will In a newk restructured format, fitness Classes Includeed are classes co*sponsored with the Profes meet fashion and retail will again beleatured. Based on the success of last sional Assoicates in Childbirth Education. tff term's enrollment-fee special, physical fitness Children--and youth classes cover a ,variety" of experts, participate in buffs will again' have an opportunity to save 50 per subjects, Dance classes ranging from ballet to Jazz: fashion shows and cent on-fitness activities. Persons paying full price, are offered throughout the district. Acrobatics, vol for any of the 140 fitness classes listed in the Wip-' leyball, gymnastics and'pom pon and basketball. mm J-. seminars. ter '63 booklet may take a second class for only 50. Clinics are available. ^W percent of the original fee. High-school students will be able to take ACT Applications with details ^< Aerobic classes, general fitness and specialty fit test preparation programs held at Bentley High ness classes such as pool exercise, fitness over 50, - School this winter. A new course titled micro multi are available, at*he • V; body shaping with-weights, and pre- and post-natal plication will give element&ry youth In grades 4-6, Twelve Oaks Information who are having dtfficulty^tfltfr "multiplication facts, ^^M a chance to practice using Apple computers. B.ooth. All erttriesmust ^^H Pretrial date delayed Destinations for family field trip programs In ^^B . be returned to the Infor -^^^H1 v• clude excursions to the Meadowbrook.< Attic, Hil- -^^M - mation Booth by friday, ^H.- :••••- •%>. berry and Birmingham theaters as well as trips to O j, i >i in bonding ball case Ford Auditorium, Music Hall, and the Edsel arid .^H - . January 14, at 9 p. m. A m^Mm^^B ; ,r* the pretrial examination of the man charged Eleanor Ford House. It-is suggested that selections ; ^•: --. :.*a».. ' with manslaughter'ln the bowling ball death df should be made early to avoid disappointment. $5.00 nonrefundable , ^H -' v -' m^Mm • Thomas E.Harrf 30, of Westland, has been post Mlnl^sessioAs ususalty meet Only once or twice registration fee and a re ^ • •• * .. poned to Jan. 3 at'the defense attorney's .request, and revolve around topics covering a wide range of cent non-returnable col-' * / according to police, It had. originally been set for interests. Subjects.such as pastries for that spelcal -"iVvi-H Dec.27.•::" .. ' ::•'•'•*••. ":*>-^.:,:._ parity; zipper buttonhole clinics, all about cruises or photo must be submit- -1 S • v^' ^aii^ipirtde^aTtetyTrf'Crlif ^classes Wpfesented In ! ••• :•-&• Charles Joseph Borg Jr., 18, of Wayne, who po- ., U - ted'with the application. mmW ;• ** lice said turbed Jilmsejf in on his own accord, re -this format.- . , *"i'•'••'" ' ^^^HH '• : - » mains free on $20,000 bond- ^m^m\ --- . Hart was fatally Injured early In the morning of One of the biggest,problems In offering a wide ^^M- : Dec. 4 when a bowling ball crashed through his array of classes during'the winter, according to • Derwlch; ,1s the unpredictability of the. weather.- To ' -.•'.-•" H. fc; ' cart windshield and hit him in the head. He was rV. ;kept alive on life support equipment until 4:30 p.m. help notify residents of last minute cancellations, new classes or the rescheduling of community edu c:-->.-: vic.y . :..:-•• ',..:,•.••:,. • - cation activities, the Livonla'Publlc Schools* lnfor-. I Hart and his wife, Linda, were on their way home matlon Hotline (422-3330) will be used for the-first m . from visiting friends when the lncidentoccUr\ed. Urrie. Residents who call and get.no answer or a Mrs. Hart was driving north $h Newburgh Road * busy/signal are encouraged to keep trying. It means ,•'"•*'->!*'', 'near Marquette wheh tie 14-pquTit red bowling ball ~ theUpeUto'use.y . .; * vv : ^lanirned into the hood, of the car, bounced up and 'crashed through the windshield„and out the back'.; ^:RegUtrat(oh foj: ^Lprograrrts ils by mid. CiU* : : r :: : 1 aksmall window. * '•'-.'.'' • ' ^'-': ^ ''/ ''"'.V •. • • .•"''••;••"'. sens, 62 years of age or oldei and Llvorila residents, : : HUD$ON*8, iORD A TAYLOR, JCPENNEY, 8EAR8 ': .:'i. Hart, who was In the right-hand8ea,t, was struck, may register for most piasses free oi charge and •ftd 6v*f 110 grttt •«>«• trxJ ••rvlcti aad collapsed. :/;:.-. ^.v', 3 -fh. -i;. '.:A":^-:-:--'are placed;In.--available class openings. However, • material? /or e^efyohe are extra. In addition to the IM it Novl Road |J4V Police said they were closing iri on th.e suspect Monday^tur^y, lOl'nVdpm ' • • •- , (313)34^0400 • following some tips prior, to Borg turning himself••:• program brooklet mailed to homes In December, ex 8uixl«y Noorv8jftn>.. ^ .-^\ ^^rpller RenUl Avaljabl* : tra copies, will by available at, Livonia libraries, r ;to. v r •"••'•''.'.• ;'y.c JY-'AAA-A:.v/•: neighborhood schools, and Livonia branches of the ';•- At WaWalgnmeTit Dec: 16 before'18th District : Michigan National Bank. Call 422-1200, ext. 334," Coiirt Judge"Thoma8 Smith, a plea; of Innocent was 338, of 326 for further information.
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f*S I'VE FINALLY figureoNmt why this country is 362$i Schoolcraft c,- ' §andra Armbrutter editor unable to deal With its.economic woes. L^A^ri£?A - ' f ;Nlqk8hark«>y rrianaging'editor'- Forget the traditional excuses — Reag*nomtcs, •(3.13), 681*2300. , \ i ; :. \ ' Keynesian big spenders, excessive taxes, too few, taxes, too many social programs, too ..many guns, 4A(W) \ • 0<5r£ Monday. January 3,. 1953 not enough butted The list is endless. The public's penchant of political fingerprinting-works for only solQhg. . - - .'/*•'.. Now it must examine its own actions. We know Barnaby ^ e . ^hat the politicians are doing wrong. Now let's look , at the rest of us.- - , ,.'. ' T/je following speech was delivered by first- IT IS TRADITIONAL with older people to fre.-. , - THE REAL problem is that we're quickly losing Donahue bounces about, haranguing guests over place winner Steve Whitehead of John Glettn queritly criticize a younger generation.'Of course our ability to distinguish between reality ana fanta the .latest social issue on the pop charts. Koppel High School in the Voice of Democracy Contest we've had our problems' But remember, yqur gen- sy. We're filing prey to our own technological rev- . shows us a filmstrip on same and than interviews a sponsored by the Westland VF\V Post J4uxi/t- . eratfon was once a y6#gef .generation. You have olution. , U^ 'victim of this Jatest socialdisorder. ary. beeri.likewise criticized and so too were your father V and your father's father. Much of the same criti Everything ih life has becomfe just another bi^TV "Will the starving family get enough jfood to eat? . WISH TO preach not the doctrime of ignoble cism was said about you that you now say about us. game show — some people win, others lose. And if Will the unemployed auto worker get a job or lose" ease, but the doctrine of the strenuous^llfe." If the picture was half as bleak as many" older ' we dislike what we see, all we have to do is switch everything he's worked for? Will the child get the That was a quotation by Theodore Roosevelt. people pajnt it, today's youth should have despiared the channel and — Bingo! — it goes away: lifesavihg kidney or die? • ' I America heeded strength-then, and America of accomplishing anything long ago. But we haven't. "Tune in next week." . Take this business of the. burgeoning number of needs strength now. And the strength of America We haven't because we know that some of the x unemployed, persons going hungry and still others NOW, WITH THE sophisticated telephone hook for today is its youth. ' . criticism is loving concern. We are aware and are without a roof over their heads. Many Americans The youth of today have much to thank their par thankful that many of you have encouraged us. We ups we can call in from around the nation and con are refusing to respond because they don't com- tribute our 2 cents'worth. ents and grandparents for. Past generations have know that you still secretly have faith in us. - prehend what they see on television. experienced many of the.hardships of life, sueh as We will not betray that faith. We will follow in the great Depression, grinding poverty and several your footsteps of greatness because it is our destiny. .During the Depression (not Ronald Reagan's — Newspapers, tod, are falling prey to game-show wars. Out of these trials and tribulations have come Your generations have giveiviis the bajon of accom Herbert Hoover's), America's mind was untainted mentality. One newspaper has a contest in which many things for which we may never be able to plishment, a heritage of success, a heritage that we •\by. television fantasy. We easily distinguished be subscribers can pick and chose from a^list of needy repay. , will add to and greatly enrich before we pass it on tween the horrors of war and famine as opposed to families to help. Needy persons submit their -hard- Today we have a nation free of the ravages of to our children. the gaiety provided at the movie theater. The line luck stories, and readers select the one they like dread diseases such as small pox, TB, polio, measels- between reporting news and providing •entertain best. Nobody knows what happens to the families and mumps. These ar^e diseases which this genera WHO KNOWS? Maybe five or ip years from now ment was definite in the minds of those who worked which don't get tapped.' Not much of anyone seems tion need not fear, ever. Our parents and grand as today's youth travel down the road to the Ameri in the media and for those consuming the informa- to care. But it's great; for circulation. parents succeeded in controlling them. can dream, some young person will be working in a -tion. lab and discover the cure for cancer, leukemina or Pure game show — just like the old TV show SIMILAR TO such accomplishments by past maybe even the ever-present common cold Per- In those days America wanted to deal with its "Queen, for a Day." Same format, nearly. Women generations, this generation also has the capacity haps that person will discover how to safely harness problems. * ' would tell their stories, and audience applause "for goodness, the capacity for achievements some nuclear energy into a safe,and productive fuel. would determine whose needs were met. of which our -parents and grandparents only We don't know what discoveries will be made in TODAY, THE MEDIUM television, which*each- Unfortunately, newspaper readers and TV dreamed of. They.are now passing those dreams on the next 20-30 years, but I am confident many will "' es the greatest number of people has blurred that viewers'love it .They canjCantasize away our social to us, like one runner passing the baton to another. t be made by this generation. We have the capacity line to sell itself. The public is havinlpfduble dis^ woes. After all, on.television the problem is-solved Thanks tq the legacy:of achievement of past gen for great achievement, thanks to the freedoms we tinguishing. when the show is'over. Although many of us still erations, we have available to us more- technology enjoy in our country. '.... « may know of someone who is destitute, most of us ancTfar more "career opportunities than 'any other We have those opportunities, and we mean to take A viewer can go down the list: "Nightline;" Phil still only have TV as our witness to the present na-_ generation in the history of this great nation. the bull by the horns and conquer those challenges. Donahue; Sonya Friedman; "20/20;" "60 Minutes;" tional shame. JnAhejaextJ>f±tq..30 years_ we JheyimlhjQfJLoda^ -We-cando^anvthing-we set Qurjmiiids:tfiiJiul:tojlo_z i^Unr three Tietworfr'muthWg-news shows ^- alKthese- will be the body of America. We will be the feet*; our very best,, we must have support, support that and more have crossed the line. Because of that, people are starving to death in which will keep America moving. We will be the you and your generation can give...... We've become so used to the game show news the midst of plenty. hands which will keep America working: We will be We are the youth of America. We are proud, and . approach that fewer of us each day believe that Wake up) middle-class America. Those food lines the mind of the greatest nation in the history of the we are-great. what we see'on the screen is true. - .- are for real. world. We will be America.
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Enjoin Pittman. from accepTITJg" stigma gone Two ciripuit judges will have chances no ties to (UTe politically powerful UAW. the appointment, from acting as sheriff '% in the first week of 1983 to determine^ Wayne" County's home-rule charter, and'from taking'attraction to interfer the scope o.f Wayne County Executive the first in Michigan, took lull effect with Ficano's performance as sheriff. Jan..l. Under it.-ttie county executive Is , i Michigan State University's under . "In'the past ;couple. of years, this William Lucas's powers. .-^ Ficano. announced last week he graduates'are enrolling in religion" On Wednesday,: Judge Theodore^ empowered to remove and replace the Bjouid elevate Richard Novak.of. Livo trend seems to "be turning around^ The three-member road commission at courses In far greater-numbers than interest is there,' and students are be Bohn will hear arguments about why" nia to unders-h.erift Novak has been the . last year,- reports Robert T," Anderson, ginning to get the message that a liber Lucas shouldbe enjoined from appoint -^wil'lj ailthouglHheTageDCy ftself-is hot • department's senior inspector — U\e chairman of MSU's Department of Re ing his undersheriff, Loren,Piltman/to eliminated. . . ' topunlformed official in the'depart ; al arts education .can be. useful for ligious Studies: ' more than teaching;" he'Said. succeed him as sheriff. That injunction , The charter_also contains wording ment • > • . - -%, ' is being-sought by-Robert ArFicano, aimed at giving the e,xe<;utivej)ower to "The stigma ot taking religion cours the deputy county clerk who was desig fill vacancies* .in other electee posts, LUCAS DID 'win on one-* point last es is also easing," he said. "Students are nated as sheri/f 4a mid-December by a such as sheriff, if permitted by law. week. .' MARY L.SCHNEIDER, MSU asso- three-member panel of county offi The Ficano-Lucas. disagreement is, realizjng that we're an academic de Before Judge Charles Kaufman, he partment, not a seminary. Only about • dale professor of religious studies and cials. ' - * whether state law.clearly gives the a Franciscan who is about to take her And on . Friday, Judge Thomas charter commission authority to. vest had won'a temporary restraining order 30 percent.of bur graduates actually go preventing the road commission fjonrn into a religious profession." j^final vows In the'Milwaukee-based Sis Roumell will hear arguments frofci the' the executive with that power. ters of St. Francis, saidltudents are three-member Wayne County Road If it doesn't, then Ficano's appoint renegotiating contracts. Last week the also beginning lo realize they need Commission about why Lucas should be ment stands. It was made under a gen road commission appealed to Judge He says enrollment in winter term more knowlege in the area of religion. enjoined from replacing them. - eral state law governing counties. That Roumell to (1) dissolve that order, and classes is projected to be 549 students, Judge Thomas Roumell law empowers the county clerk, pro (2) enjoin Lucas from replacing the almost double the winter 19|J2 enroll IN EACH CASE, attorney for the draws Toad case — secutor and chief probate judge to fill a road commission board. ment of 288 students. "I've never seen/^o many student* plaintiff will be former. Judge Thomas vacancy in the.office of sheriff — the Instead, - Roumejl upheld the re- who don't kijow arffat a sacramentfis or A. Sullivan. *' . ' ' tlon. The court will be asked to declare office Lucas wilHfrivf-af tor•,Hi,varin ,, , , , ri tV who Martin Lutner was," she said. "To J>filJlJ i'«">«i«ii*'l>!»."* ''*-" "- >«'' *'' ™' Anderson notes that students can hearing on whether the Bxecutive has now use religion courses to satisfy gen day's students'. mission,'' quipped Ficano, a 30-year-old rightfully can assume my duties as al background in religion.1 power to replace the road commission eral education ^requirements needed by Livonia reside.nl. "I hired Tom Sullivan-' sheriff." FICANO'S SUIT asks the.court to: ers. all MSU students for graduation,.which because, in this kind of litigation, he's partially explains the enrollment in the best there is." LUCAS 'ANNOUNCED Saturday, crease. Courses, taught by the six religious Earlier in the year, Sullivan success moments after his official swearing in, studies faculty members, focus on top* HAVE SOME sour cream kicking around fully beat down attempts by the char he would nominate Pittman and three the refrijrerator'' Try mixing it with beaten HE ESTIMATES that about two- ics such as modern Hebrew, the Old ter commission and state officials to _ new road commissioners. All are sub • and New Testaments, Eastern and eggs then scramble...excellent. Another thirds of the department's grauates go dissolve a controversial contract be ject to confirmation by. the 15-member • excellent idea is to use the Observer & on to graduate school. Others find jobs Western religions, modem Judaism tween the road commission and a union County Board of Commissioners. and Islam, Confucianism and Taoism. Eccentric Classified Ads often. in fields ranging from social work to of 73 managerial employees. For the Road [Commission posts he business. Students can also look at issues in sci ence and religion and study religious Lucas officially took office Jan. 1 will propose: W. Curt Boiler, supervisor . history. and was to be ceremonially sworn in of Brbwnstown Township and his r - The field of religious studies was thjsmorning. spokesman during a campaign debate; '^HL quite successful in attracting students Ficano was scheduled to take over as Mary Ann Banks, mayor pro-tem of at state universities until the 1970s, An "The Biblical courses have always sheriff Jan. 4, but he told the Observer Romulus; and Dr. Janice G. Frazier, mum TOOLS! v derson said, when thft emphasis in edu been highly enrolled," Anderson said. late last week that "I'm not going to president of the management consult^ I classes £OK~. cation began "to shift to training for a "Now, we're seeing pretty good-sized attempt to storm the office. 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Mat-y_HospItal in Livonia has not recorded an lic to take pijecautioniS against being bitten bytJTe i ./- Keith Tali, epidemiologist at the Oakland County- « uhusuiU.nuijdKeVoi..flu pases, according to Salter cold or flu bugs^especially. persons 65'Snd older The.winter season Is only a few days ojd, but the Health Dlyislob/.*! don't know; flow"much the tern- ; Mjtry^wo^ administrative assistant. and those with chrdnic.conditions or Immunity defi J cold and flu bugs have alrtady made their unwel • peratuw has tp'do with it, biitUiddeSih^ve a pattern : "It's,the regular routine flu that doesn't involve ciency disorders. '.-'-;. TypvAflu come appearances felt in Wayne and Oaklaqd coiuv of coming between December aAd March." -many patients, the normal type of flu,"SUte r Har Lawrenchuk said persons should be vaccinated, :: syipptpnvsate a\ ties.'',' .•.:";.-.• ' ,..:.,/. ^:-:y:-:,- ••..,'..•'. fZ^-i:-':.V \<- - old sMd. *TVe didq't. expect an unusual number." early In the season/in>September or October, be-- jemperature'ol ". - "This Is toe time of j^iar we would expect to see t Talt saidfan increase in upper;re^pirat(H7 infe '•-.' v --1- lefieiiliei luemga Money Market Account at S'craft * Schoolcraft College, Livonia, will offer an eight- with yted check writing week refresher course beginnng Jan. 13 for li censed registered, nurses wishing to re-enter the profession or. update their knowledge and skills; . The course involves 80 hours of classroom study on campus and 120 hours of clinical practice on S-' I Tniaical-surgical units of area general hospitals. % /Students wll_l_have an opportunity to acquire greater knowledge of: the nursing process; current diagnostic studies, management of patients and trends in nursing^functions and responsibilities of ' I various member^of the health team In team nurs- lng;review of prejflously learned nursing skills and review of new skills and equipment. Clinical facilities scheduled for student assign an Money ment are arranged with local generaL hospitals,— Students' prcfcrcncca for-hospital assignment^rwlll • be considered in the order that course registrations are received. In-district students pay $252 and non-residents pay $333 for tuition and fees. Registrations will be accepted on. a first-come, first-served^ basis and must be received by Jan. 6,1983. Registration ma terials and further information may be obtained by calling Continuing Education at 591-6400, ext. 404. MARCELLA SALIB, M.D. INTERNAL MEDICINE Announces the opening of — St. Luke Medical Clinic, P.C. This new tt 15751 Farmington, Livonia Phooe . • • • f 24 h[%. Answering Service i.x ti 422-3570 478-2120 Screening with my insurwee ptin for hypertension, heart disease, dUbetes, ctneer, kidney disease, anemii, bleeding ptoblems & liirdening of »n<(ies «t limDy prtctice. !v-'. < K.:: F/e For more information call toll-free: ).---1- 1 (800) 9222929 f only on4#io s been ?:.,:\l J . ;•- Governnldnt check. 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Monday, January 3,1083 OStE 6 . ; * at w By Margarel'Milfer , Shinto caremony in Japan,- and of Deb They became engaged last year and' staff writer bie's parents, Gordon and Barbara Eoll Debbfc gave up most of her mission of Livonia, who were married in Aug work to ledrn Japanese and prepare to East met West, geographically as ust of 1941. •*" :' live in the country she had quickly ' well^ as. romantically, -when Deborah THE ROMANCE that brought the .grown to love. Ruth Eoll and Hironobu Igarashl were couple to the Ward altar had its begin Hiro said his family, who live in Chi- married in a holiday wedding in Ward nings In that church I ba City, a snb-'rb of T^tyvfr^H^l-ftt Wesbyterian Church of Livonia, .Throit^LiSjfrAt^infh i volunteered all taken aback by his decision to mar '":TOe^cou^le• iple7T Tvhirmerm Japan and for missionary work w th the Far East ry "an American; "There are many in plan to make their home there, ex ern Gospel Crusade," said Debbie, a ternational couples in the Toyko area," changed vows in the manner tradition graduate of Western Michigan Univer hesald. .. al to this country. sity. "But I didn't want to go to church "But this is my first trip to the Unit ..But when wedding party and guests es In the area for financial support, as ed States,'' herald, "I have two great cdOvtd over to the Livonia Holldome many missionaries do, so I got a Job experiences-hefe, marriage and seeing fpf-the'reception, the event took on a teaching English In a Japanese junior0 - this country.[. moire international flavor. Displayed college for girls."_ "I am very glad to be here and meet there were photos of the bridegroom's The teaching jotrbegan In April of. Debbie's dad and mom," mother, father and sister, who were un 1981 at a school in Kofu, Japan. In Aug THE COUPLE said many customs in able to come to Livonia for the wed ust her mission work took her to a Japan are becoming more like those in ding. ' filble camp near Yokohama, and that this country, but the wedding customs '.In addition there were wedding pic was where she met the man she would are still quite different. turespi Hlro's parents, Hisakuni and marry. He was serving an internship • "Brides there wear heavy silkTOma- Kiml Igarsahi, at the time of their with IBM. '• • nos," she^ai'd. "Recently it has been the custom to have two kimonos, one in white.and,one in color. And they now have western-style wedding dresses too. They keep changing them through out the ceremony." Hlro noted that theSbJato-oeremoay is different in more ways than dress. - "The basic idea is different," he said. "For Japanese families, the wedding is "a family celebration. Only family members attend the wedding, although others ma/go to a party afterwards. , "In this country, it's a celebration of the marriage of two individuals." Debbie spoke of another big differ ence. . • '"According to Japanese custom," she said, "the couple give a gift to everyone who comes'to the party after the wed ding. The guests then give money to the couple, and the gift and the money are ' of equal value." FAMILY PLAYED a major role In the big event for this couple. Debbie's four brothers were there, Dan coming' from Seattle and John from Hickory, N;C, Phil lives in Woodhaven and Tim anRedford.V -V: '- ;: ' "•'•'-'-V-^ Wedding preparations had to be fitted into a short time away from Deborah and Hiro igarashl showed guests at their/- looked for their American and Japanese wedd- Japan. ; Please4urn to Page 6 wedding reception how their parents, Gordon and ings. Barbara Eoll and Hisakuna and Kumi Igarashi, ''•••:• . '••••--•.-. ^ In Christinas stocking comes -wr By Sherry Kahan over the radio as -the Christmas kid made his en set of relatives came.over at 3 p.m. Another came staff Writer tranced the Birthing Center of Providence Hospi at 7:30 p.m. I had made everything earlier." ./ tal. -.-• : ?~- • :..!'.. .• - .But Anette Mraidk probably wo"uld have qualified Todd Justin Mrazlk of GardenOity arrived, in the And before Christmas was over, the 7-pound, 15- as the most tired mother in Gafden City by the end: world on Christmas Day. Yuletida jcarols wafted ounce youngster was wrapped in swaddling clothes, otChristmas Day. : '-, v;:, - ,•'«.*»"•, :——— in his case a giant red Christmas sfOcwng created • •/-.-' " .:. --..^-. by center nurses, and carried home to enjoy his "I WAS HAPPY it was all over," said Tom. "I first yule with his family. liked being able to be there during delivery. It is_ Tom Mrazlk, who said he was in charge of worry better than sitting in the waiting room not knowing ing during the event, was on haind to help his wife what Is going on. I felt a part.of iU cot someone Anette during the..dellvery. . sitting off on one side." It wasn't the most convenient time for young "The nurses there enjoy their Job. They are al Todd to be making demands. ways smiling. One stayed-overtime till the. baby "We were all set for everyone to come here at 7' came. I liked \i better than In a regular hospital. , > p.m. Christmas Eve," said his mother. But as the There is more one-on-one contact. In hospitals guests began arriving, her contractions began com- there: are five or six different people running in and f ihg every two minutes. " ..> 6'ut.Tnere we kept'the same nurse and knew-her Tom met everyone at the door.suggesting they name." ;- -:'.v leave the presents in their cars but come right in to "I was in a real bed," said Anette, "and I took a take care of the couple's older children, Michael, 6 bath while in labor to relax me. We watched TV. and Meldny, 2¼. Then the Mrazlks took^ff. Theyencouraged me to eat and drink so I would not be weak when the baby came and need intravenous "I WAS WORRIED we might not make it In feeding. They "use most of the IV- holders there for , •r\' time," explained Tom. "I was doing 70-75 miles an plant hangers. hour on the expressway." "I brought lasagna to eat before and after deliv His wife's eyes, grew wider when Ibis news regis ery." .* ' tered. She had been thinking of other thing! during • . \-v . *"- • -,*"'•.- the wild ride. .""'•- TODD HAD an Instant supply of presents, and no They pulled Into the parking lot at 8:30. p.m. one was sure whether they were for Christmas or M Christmas Eve and the $aby was born at 12:04 a.m. his birthday. Three teddy bears and a piggy bank Christmas Day, thus qualifying for his first holiday we^re in evidence gift. It was a $5Q bond donated to Christmas babies^*. 6i^„i„„ „,..^1., i.n,, K*A T*AA vi^Wi s,^ uth.nirtMn.L^AiMmn,; A.^iatiftn ^-^sieeping quietly in his bed, Todd.doesnt kiftw by the Birthing Center Alumnae Association. that a child, born on Christmas has problems re Th^Mraziks We" informed of this prize soon af- garding gifts. Will he receive birth and yule pre : sents on Dec: 25 all his life? Will this cause consteiV -'•;*'- .ter. they arrived at the center,' Nurses Jokingly nation to his older siblings? <•:'• •'V- urgedthem to hold out until Dec:25. ^ "We are thinking of having his birthday at the "She wasn't trying to hold out, it Just happened," haif year mark in June," said Anette. "We would try commented her husband. "The nurses were all ex-' to make It special." ;clted> . v\.. ; • :•;•• ;--• ./•.." Anette sold her Garden City re-sale store, Smiles Fourteen hours later fathert mother and cljlld and Surprises, the week before,she headed for the were on their way home. This is the custom at the hospital, and now she's looking forward t6 being Birthing Center, provided there Is someone to care home ail 3ay with her children. ^ 'for mother and child at home. i r' '••••' So far, she fiasn'tmad e any plans for next.Christ-' 1 said Anette, 'and one * "We got home at 2:30 p.m., * mas'.' *«•"'• • *..-.-.-.. v^- group meets w?ee Recovery: Inc., a support organization for Recovery members gather Mondays in Gar SOUTHFIELD persons' with' mental • problems, meets on a, den City Presbyterian Church, 1841 Middle- weekly basisin five locations in the area. Its belt. For details call Joanne at 278-9231. LIVONJAV' members talk; bX these events about ways to Livonia members meet in Roscdale Gar dens Presbyterian Church, Hubbard and W. Uvonla «fni 6B •F^E: >5i05d.Visa/'Mastercarvd accepted Deferred payment plan available W.| Mile Rd. (W, prLiahserj 357-262^ REOIStRATiONr BY PHOKE'<313) ¢27-1025 ; , ^ v- *s^- ' IN PERSON: Dbiring regular business hours at the l/nlverslly of Detroit Division of y'JHour*! Mo«i.iThuf!i. '*•%,Frl vS:9,S»l, »-1 . i ;' .; .C^ntlnulhjg Professional Education Brlggs Building IJoom 127 By C.J. RlMk But the most exciting moment of the to sne^tk past Portage Nor&Rrn. "He • However, despite; their impressive a winner by /all over Dearborn's Rob with an U-6 triumph in tKe^lnajs staff writer evening came in the last match, Can^. knew he had to pin him." _____ performances, it should be noted that Cis?ewskllnl:12. against Northern's Andy Latora. .•' > ton's Paul Fletcher went into the 200- Warren Lincoln, the tournament cham pion the past two seasons, and Wayne Canton, which placed wrestlers (Mer winners were: SagtoawtfDan- Wrestling Mecca? poond, championship final needing to ' .Canton finished with, 147¼ points, among the top four in nine^ of the 13 .^-ny'Herhande z (heavyweight), a pin of* That may be a little strong, but the pin Birmingham Brother Rice's, David Memorial, last year's runner-up, Were one ahead of Northern. Rice was fourth pot among the competitors thls-year. divisions, bad two other champions be-^* Salem's Marty Nagy' in 1:31 of over Plymouth-Canton community did come. Basirico to boost the Chiefs into second (118¼). followed by * Saginaw (66),- sides Fletcher. Chris Cifaldi (100) time; Northern's Derob Mellinger (114), ' out,4o<)ki'pg like the sport's homeland" place, Fletcher pulled off the feat, naU*.. Dearborn (56), Wea) Bloomfleld (54) blanked Salem's Rick Vershaye (4-0), a pin of.Cajiton's Todd Bartlett in 4:39; last Thursday in the Canton Invitation ing Baslrlcb In 1:20. and Redford Thurston (17¼). SALEM'S CHAMPIONS, were Jeff and .Marty Heaton (147) edged Tony West Bloomfield's Rob Rourke (121), a: al. . Vojcek (107), who won in overiIme*on~ . Woodallof Dearborn, 7-6, in their.final, 5-4 decision over Salem's John. Plymouth Salem outdistanced' the criteria over Canton's Todd GatfonJ; matches. - /" • Jeanotte; Dearborn's Mark Osterbuff pack, putting seven wrestlers in the , "The reason for.this tournament is. to John Beaudoln (140), a 4-0 victor oyer (134), 13-2 over Rice's, Tom Schmidt; finals and winning fqur events to lead "THAT WAS A super job," sajd Cart- showcase wrestling in this area.* said Northern's Tim Meeker, John Woochuk Rice's Pete Cuffe (128) was voted-by . and West Bloomfiehl's Bob Petrltio the eight-team tournament with 161½ . ton coach Dan Chrenko of Fletcher's, Chrenko. "With Salem No. \ and Canton. (169)) who pinned ' Saginaw's John performance, which allowed theChiefs No, .2, we accomplished tjiat." •' y the coaches as the tournament's Most (157), 4-3 over Northern's,Sc&t Caran- points. ' Moore irPS:04; and TomWaikley (187), Valuable Wrestler. Cuffe won his class go.' - _ : - • '* • • '<£> '."• '•..•.-' " -.•'•.• ' . ' • * '>• Stlfe #bseruer \r Brad Emons.'C.J.Risak editors/591-2313 Monday, January 3,1983 O&E The Plymouth-Canton Midget AA hockey seconds-into the opening period to put the Plym Area spifiers still winners team exploded for four goals in the second peri outh-Canton Squad on the scoreboard. .St. Clair od on the way to a 6-2 rout of St. Clair Shores to tied it up late in the period before Plymouth ex By Ken McQonald capture the Silver Stick Regional Tournament ploded for its four-goal rally. special writer held in Detroit two weeks ago. - NORTON PICKED up two oPthose goals to The victory in theVinals allows the local team complete a hat trick', while Rodney Williams A trio of former prep volleyball stars to represent Metro-Detroit Region in the 14th have blossomed at the collegiate level, and people in sports and_D_ay.e Fehlig added one each. Tim Osburn. .J ! Nortji American Midget Silver Stick Finals to be tallied the final goal for Plymouth with 1:50 re * f thelrimpfOvement haTTielped spark"IfieTrT held in Sarnia, Ontario at the end of January. respective teams to successful seasons. "Denise- is not the most" awesome hitter maining in the game Central Michigan's Denise Breslin, Ferris on our team, but she's the smartest," said Chuck Norton drilled a slap, shot over the State's Linda Spicer and Wayne State's Lisa Chippewa coach Marcy Weston. "She's able shoulder of the St. Clair Shores -goalie ^sl 16 Please turrPto Page 12 Redford all recently earned all-conference to hit whatever the defense gives her and also reads the opponents' offense very* honors following this year's volleyball cam -i~ paign- well." _ ' ' > i Breslin transferred from Wayne State to "BRESLIN IS a 1979 graduate of Livonia Central prior to her junior year. At Wayne Beiitley who was chosen to the All-Mid- State, she was_named All-State and last sea -Ataier-kan Conference (MAC) squad while son as a Chippewa she was nominated for . Budget Brakes is giving leading the Chippewas to a 38-6 record. The AU-Region, leading CMU to a school-record senior co-captain missed 4he MAC cham 54 victories. pionships because of a leg Injury and an ill In July, 1981, Breslin was a member of % } mm ~ .' '. '• » aWay a free Oil Change, ness as CMTJ lost to Western Michigan in the East,team at the National Sports Festi the finals. - , val in Syracuse, N.Y. mm v ' With her senior season coming to a. cfose, - Breslin reflected on her past two years as a Filter and Lube... Chippewa spiker, %m .-''•• - * . *.-.-• "I never expected volleyball could mean Lisa Redford with every complete Front and Rear Brake Job or if your Car doesn't need brakes,' so much and be as big-a part of my life as it we're ottering 10% OFF on any other mechanical work. hSyoiir car needs repair, • is," Breslin said. "Or be as enjoyable. This Wayne State star (year's squad) Is the best team I've ever now is the time to dp.it. This ofler ends January 28/ ,1983, so call, today for an played on." Division II regional tournament with loss to estimate. AVe'll have you hi and out fast and at the right price too. .- Sacramento State in the finals* Ferris.fin?. Budget Brakes & Service — We'll keep your car running great! ished eighth in the nation, one match frdtn . FERRIS STATE suffered through a 5-21 making the NCAAls final four., reason in ^JCL.butJhaLsa.s befQre_:the_arrv % rival of Splcef, a transfer from Schoolcraft REDFORD, NOW a senior at Wayne College. This year; the senior helped Ferris State, helped the Tartars rack up seven BRING THIS COUPON IN FOR A , v>- record lis most successful season ever, a wine in eight GLIAC matches, finishing sec 43-14-1 mark which established a new ond to Ferris State. This was the first sea JL7t>l-i Ui Oil Change, school record for victories In a season, son "slntfe Redford carneteWSU that the JriVJurlJr Filter & Lube Ferris captured the Great Lakes Inter Tartars failed to win the conference cham collegiate Athletic Conference (GLIAC) pionship. ; \yith every complete Front & Rear m\ regular season crown with a perfect 8-0 The 1979 Livonia Clarenceville"graduate > Brake Job...OR •''••£1 recdrif and went on to win the post-season won. Alj-GLlAC honors four consecutive '•?']••: W Great Lakes tournament. / » ' . years and was All-State her first two years KIM® In (he process, team captain Spicer was (playing In the AIAW; All-State teams are named to, the All*GLIAC squad for the sec not chosen-lnTJCAA competition). Redford 10% Off ond straight yeah Spicer played her high- was also a hlgh-schoobAll-Amcrlcan. on any other mechanical work school volleyball at Redford Thurston. • Redford's playing days may be at an end, C*l<* ne/?A 15140 Middlebelt• Livdnia^ Mich.48154 -V. llnda Spicer ]"^Z However, both the Bulldogs' and Splcer's but she stavs active tn the sport by coach- DZrfWODU >* (Sctitho/SMikRd) ,.N Ferris phehom -' V- seasons came to a sudden halt in the NCAA .Ing the varsity team at Clafencevllle. « to*: Hiiwiii^^p^t^y^PWWPWWmpPPTWWfWWy^y IPP s . -s »*. »' *1 12A*(R.W.G-10A) . .O&E Monday. January 3,1983 , T Swedes outskate Plymouth icers y Continued from Page>11 German felt the §wedes, checked harder this time. But'in the end it was their own style of hock ey, to outskate instead of.outhit their oppottnts, that led to their 4-S.wln. ,^ ••V There were.pienty of body checks that rattled the boards, but there was also'a fine display of graceful 'skating and pinpoint passing by the Ekero §quad that enabled them to Jump out to a 2-0 first-perjod •lead, ' ";.'/.- . '. Only 17 seconds after the opening face-off, Clas Ridstrom managed to backhand'the puck into the ' goal|or a score'that Jef t the Americans wide-eyed. Five minutes later Dan Lindqvist pjeked up a re .; OARYCASKEY/8ta«-phol(5flrepfier Ik wound In front of the net and drilled it in.' Sweden's Patrik Bengtsson (white Jerseyj "The Americans have a wfder way of skating,"- grain smothers the puck during Wednes collides with Canton's Erip Shobe (2) and said Dahlstrom. "They skate heavier on the* ice. day's exhibition. * They play hard and check har'd.-We tend td play the Paul Rockett as Canton goalie Bill Mon- puckmore. 7 '•:/.:•--. ' , .••">•'•' r '. "PERHAPS THAT'S the trans-Atlantic differ nally handed the host team a 3-2 lead. But it was goalie* and staged several furious attacks in front of ence between European and American hockey." • short-lived. A brief 27 seconds later Patrik Akesson the Swedish net with the extra man. *The difference and the score were reduced in the scored on an unassisted breakaway to end the peri But the overseas guests held out, won thejr first second period when the Plymouth-Canton squad od in a 3-3 tie. • game of the tournament and departed the ice shak • rallied Wtake the lead and the momentum. Kurt ing the hands of their opponents and the fans who ' Holda scored in the opening two minutes of the sec- , THE PACE oh the'ice in the final period was gathered around their locker room door. ; ond period and 46 seconds later Steve Culver tied frantic. Andreas Birch-Jensen scored In the opening "This exchange is much more than hockey," said ; /, up the game to the delight of the crowd.. -^-minute to put Ekero up 4-3. The action p^akedln Tailback, "It is a cultural thing." J>' With 1:34 remaining in the period Jeff Gerlsh fi- :thejfjpal rrtlnute when the Americans pulle^) their'. It's a renewal of a friendship. •3 r; INTERSTATE'S TRANSMISSION etswitiea MAINTENANCE SERVICE. Continued from Page 11 'Osburn, who added a final score in the • Change transmission third period for a hat trick. * This service helps „ fluid The winners began the journey to the . ' Osburn, LaRoche and Joe Carlson prevent transmission 9 finals by knocking off Dearborn, 6-3, in problems. Should you • Adjust bands, if needed each tallied a goal as Plymouth upend already have a prob the opening round. Osburn and'Chris ' ed Ann Arbor, 3-1, before facing St. $8 § • Clean screen, if needed lem, we'll diagnose it FAMOUS ^: II Belhart scored goals in the first period, ^^^ FLUID •» Replace pan gasket Clair Shores in the first of two meet (or you ajid recom '3 but Dearborn managed to tie it up, 2-2.J / ings. The winners jumped to a 4-0 lead mend just what's • Complete" MAKK s y Plymouth again rallied in the second- and held off a strong rally by St. Clair needed. road lest /\ period to put afray the win_witha goll Shores to win, 4-3; and advance to the each by Ed LaRoche, Don Petrln and,. semifinals.. ETS 533-2411 261-5800 26357GRAND RIVER > 3 ^<^ imm "W^"^ Monday, January^ 10$3 O&E ••••'<: ;• ; '. 'C vr-' ->'/I ,, • \ - . * ; .;, Busy sch^dule^arid^a^^^ • foods, that pre liglit.but s^Us'fying nlgik^ succulent Alaska salmcth^ pppulair/oo'd for today's changing . lifestyle^, Available fresh; frozen or canhed, prized 'Alaska salmon is the delectable beginnihg for humerous dishes that can be prepared in double- . ;quick time' and guarantee top-notch eating for yfartily and friends. Speedy supper~dish.es when the family's.on the- go include a tasty Salmon Fettucine that can be put togelher even by^a novice cook in just minutes, and Sauteed Salmon FiHet~Tboa3ting a crisp,golden coating encasing' the; succulent salmon. A kaleido scope of colors and complementary flavors are found in Salmon Rainbow Salad wn£n tender morsels of canned salmon are surrounded with colorful marinated vegetables for-an especially . attractive majn dish salariS ^ ;, When yWre.ehtertaining, Alaska salmon also has/ the" magic to make meals special without spending long hours in the kitchen. When guests join you unexpectedly for lunch, supper or a late evening snack, Broiled Salmon Sandwiches can be quickly prepared with ingredients kept on hand. Party perfect is Dilly Salmon-Dip, a great make- ahead appetizer which is surrounded with vege tables before serving. No need to forgo having guests for dinner if working keeps you on a busy schedule. For an impressive entree that's quickly prepared, serve Savory Salmon Kabobs.-Chunks of salmon.are alternated on skewers with fresh vegetables, then basted w^th a zesty Lime Butter. Whether fresh, frozen.or canned, Alaska salmon ' is an' unbeatable choice for irresistible dishes that > go together in minimal time. Nutritionally, it's hard to.beat as well.Alaska salmon is an excellent source ' of complete protein and contains valuablcvilamins and minerals. . -' . ''''.t'Sf'.--"'» "V SALMON FETTUCINE SALMON RAINBOW SALAD , ^::ei-:-j^- V -Vt;.v>»^-.c-l i*-..^i.Ti^i--w^i.^iii^5iA* -.^'.".t»rvf''. -. m*-- I canj(7-3/4 os.) salmon* 2 tablespoons butler or margarine 1 cup EACH cherry tomatoes and sliced, Italian Dressing cookedthew potatoes I can (7-3/4 oz.) salmon* I cup chopped onion 6 ounces fettucine or spaghetti,^ 1/2 cup sliced mushrooms I zucchini, sliced and cooked until 1 clove garlic, minced cooked and drained v I crookneck stjuusli, sliced and cooked until crisp-tender *-^ 2 tablespoons oil - ' 3 tablespoons minced parsley crisp-tender •.-•'• - ^r" '1/4 teaspoon EACH pepper and crushed basil , Grated Parmesan cheese Inshalldw dish marinate tomatoes, potatoes, mushrooms and crookneck squash in ItalianDress.ing2 Drainjsajmon. reserving liqirid:Jlake^Sairtc-oniqn-and-parlie in-oihmtil onion is feTftfer.Sti r in reserved salmon liquid; hours or longer in refrigerator. Drain, reserving dressing; remove garlic. Drain salmon; break into cook 5 minutes over medium heat Stir in salmon, pepper, basil and butter. Cook and stir 2 minutes. Toss with Hot chunks. Arrange salmon, zucchini and marinated vegetables in rows on platter. Drizzle salmon and zucchini with dressing. Pass additional dressing. Makes 2 or 3 servings. fettucine and parsley. Serve withi-Parmesan cheese. Makes 3 or 4 servings. ^ __ \i. "•'• v - ."•' • ''• •-•'.';•'••'-' • • v " . " • . " • ' '• Italian Dressing: Combine 2/3 cup oil, 1/2 cup white wine'^ ?gar, 1 teaspoon salt, 1/2 teaspoon * Onecup cooked, flaked, fresh/frozen Alaska salmo/i may be substituted. Substitute 2 tablespoons fish stock or wine for crushed oregano, .1/4 teaspoon pepper and 1 clove crushed garlic. Makes about 1 cup. reserved salmon liquid. * One cup cooked, chunked fresh/frozen Alaska salmon may be substituted. __ Tip: Bottled Italian dressing may be substituted. SAUTEED SALMON FILLETS *-.' I egg, beaten 4 (4 os. EACII) Alaska fresli/frazen I teaspoon prepared musiard -. salmon fillets, lhaived if necessary 1/4 teaspoon sail Instant potato flakesor dry breadcrumbs 1/8 teaspoon pepper 1/4 cup batter, margarine or oil ** Dash paprika .' ...- Combine egg, mustard arid seasonings. Dip salmon in egg mixturethen in potato flakes. Saute in butter on all sides allowing 10 minutes cooking time per inch of thickness measured at its thickest part or until golden brown. When done, salmon should flake easityyhen tested 'with a fork at thickest *Vv*»-£\- part. Makes 4 servings. ^.-- '.'.). f' _ • ' • ', . • * > * > ^1- ^ SAVORY SALMON KABOBS /-7/) to 1-1/2 pounds Alaska fre&lx/ffosen 12 mushtoomi^ . salmon steaks^ thawed if necessary 12 chert) tomatoes I zucchini, cut info 1/2-iach pieces ** Litn/flutter^ , Remove skin and bones from salmon; cut into sixteen 1 to 1-1/2 inch chunks Alternate salmon,, zucchini, mushrooms and tomatoes on each of 4 skeAvers.'Brush with Lime Butter. Broil 5 inches from heat 2 minutes per side or a total of 8 minutes. Baste with Lime Butter each June. kaboba are (uroed. Makes 4 servings. * ' ' v> < - ~~=," '-'< Litnc Butter: Gombine 1/2 cup melted butter or margarine, 1/4 cup lime or lemon juice,*! table ^r spoon minced onion; 1 cl6ve minced garlic, 1 teaspoon sal£ 1/2 'teaspoonihyme and 1/8 teaspoon pepper, mix well Makes about 3/4 cup. " >f ; 'v BROILED SALMON SANDWICHES 2 English mhjfini jr* 2 tablespoons"chopppd green onion -, 2 tablespoons mayonnaise I slices Cheddar on imencnn cfoeie 3/1 teaspoon prepared mustard I can (7*3/1 os.) salmon, drained ahd flaked ^. Split eaclynuffin in two Combine mayonnaise and musiard, spread on cut sideof each muffin. Top each with about 1/4 cup salmon, l-J/2 teaspoons green onions and a slice of cheese Broil 5 to 6 inches from heat 2-1/2 to-3 minutes or until cheese melts Makes 4 servings t \ ' , . DILLY SALMON DIP \ * ' .Of * 1 can (7-3/i oH.) sulmdn ' v" 1/h lca'*i) • ; • ,dip,* - w >',i ,. ; l; T- t mm .1-..1 J .i. .\t r-" i. : *^J •f^W^I" •f^ ")' f 28* O&E Monday, January 3, 1083 * DOUBLE COUPONS ON ALL MANUFACIVRER CENTS FARM FRESH CHICKEN OFF COUPONS WEDNESDAY ONLY, JANUARY 5, 1983. PARTS SALE! EXCLUDING COFFEE, CIGARETTES OR ANY FREE COUPONS OR COUPONS VALUED OVER 5 / r STORE HOURS: aRran MON.-rSAT; WHOLE 9IM.T0 9P.lt. ORBS SUNDAY CHICKEN 10 A.M. TO 9 P.M. LEGS W/BACK ATTACHED. *i* FRESH SPUT MARKET W/WINQ ATTACHED. LB. CHICKEFRESH N BREAST 128 3800 ANN ARBOR ROAD. LIVONIA. MICHIGAN WHOLE PLUMP BREAST LBA FRESH I STAN* HOMEMADE CHICKEN WINGS LB. S STUFFED r FRESH FROM ; PORK CHOPS I* OUR DELI: 2- BONELESS SKINNED ECKRKJH OLD FASHIONED e CHICKEN , • BREAST IB. CENTER CUT MEAT LOAF • —— .- • BONELESS 2 STUFFED CHICKEN RIB S BREAST LB. • PORK • HOMEMADE (BULK) FRESH • BREAKFAST CHOPS LB. 2 SAUSAGE LB. SLICED BONELESS '• ' • EOCRKHALL VARIETIES DELMONICO PORK ROAST LB. 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CLIP TIONAL QUANTITIES AVAILABLE AT REGULAR RETAIL, Jiniir) UJUHi/iifitciM .'. Procltf i G^V*'*™!! conlrt- ' •i COUPON EFFECTIVE THRU SUN DAY, JAN. 8, 1883 :<4l \ 'J. «*»ii .y k*- r / i: i. • t Monday. January 3, 1983 OStE *3B i! Mild fish coming on strong :1 Is in your future? Wander down to the pond and they'll > cos,t of produciog catfish, so anything According to Myers, who Is president sippi, according to Seymour" Johnson, v let you in on'a liltle secret. The catfish. we can do to make feed production dl the Catfish Framers of America, a who raises both soybeans and patfish in They're not just for the south anymore. more efficient brings the cost down," catfish farmer needs to see his fish or\ly Indianola, • Miss... "We. control every Pass the word to a soybean farmer. " said Dr. Robert Wilson, head of the De three times: when he puts them in the thing frorr) feed to water. In the.superr * ' More and more people are eating, partment of Biochemistry at Mlssissip-. pond, when he feeds them and when he market, our frozen- fish is fresher than cattish outside of the south and lower pi State University. Wilson and* Dr. takes them out. "The feed has to float fresh fish ."'"They go from livedo frozen " midwest, areas where the catfish is John Waldrop, MSU agricultural econo so you can see your, fish .eating," he In 25" minutes. The-bacteria count is known and loved. Sales are up 60 per mist, will be working on.the project said. "In processing, the feed is cooked then extremely Iow.;;Because of .this cent over last year, say;* catfish industry' funded by the Mississippi Soybean Pro- * so the corn particles puff like pop low count, flshlcan be'super chilled tcr : 28 degrees -without freezing. Chill-pack :/ sources. What's spawning this growth? ' "motion Board. The Catfish Farmers ot corn.'' _ .-_. :...... - •• • 'v •Word of mouth mostly, the mouth being America and two catfish feed mills'in Once the researchers are sure 'the* <; fish have a 20-day sh.elf life." y , V. Mississippi also support the project. most intimately Involved In the enjoy mechanically processed meal can'be The U.S. Department of Agriculture • ment of the dish. The scientists will be putting their used and is nutritious to the fish, they routinely samples food, products for "I| we ever get you to eat-it one work through the mill, literally. They will estimate the costs of producing the bacteria count.-I've been told our cat- : time, ybu'll eat It again," said Missis will sUbsKute mechanically processed meal. "It's possible the processing fish has the lowest bacteria count'of sippi catfish-farroer Lester Myers. soybean meal for solvent extracted could be done.locally using locally any product USDA samples," Johnson '. soybean meal arid see if.it can be used grown soybeans," Waldrop said: "This: : In this case, what's good for the cat v 'said. . •'" ; • \.\ fish farmer is also good for the soybean to niake catfish feed. could result in eveji more soybean farmer. That's because soybeans con-. . "If this won't go through the mill, meal being used, but we don't know this These factors are important In.the , ^'stitute a big portion of the catfish diet. none of the rest of our testing will mat for sure. We need to answer these ques production and processing of catfish, Catfish farmers in Mississippi, whece ter," said Waldrop. "We'll first look at tions." but, said Johnson, when someone sits roughly 90 percent of all catfish are the physical characteristics of the Local quality control is one of the big down to a catfish dinner the important - produced, feed their fish more than 2.3- feed." pluses of the catfish industry in Missis thing is taste. million bushels of soybeans a year, or about one-tenth the total U.S. crop. "Soybean farmers realize the catfish industry represents a huge market for Healthful and nutritious: This elegant-looking casserole combines eggs and spinach with soybean meal," said Ken Bader of the other economical ingredients in a taste combination that is sure Anierlcan Soybean Association. to please buffet/brunch guests. '.'Through the soybean checkoff pro gram, Mississippi farmers have funded Apples in juice or cider a research project on catfish feed pro cessing at Mississippi State University. v ^- - ' - : Casserole glows This is just one of several checkoff- You've probably been drinking apple whole apples. However, it is not as will remain sweet, flavorful and unfer- funded soybean-fish-promotion pro juice and apple cider since you were a finely filtered and clarified. This ac mented for up to three weeks under re grams around the world." youngster, but have you ever realized counts for the cloudy appearance and frigeration. In the pond, these bewhiskered fish • that the two aren't quite the same even for the residue which sometimes accu Both juice and cider are perfect for are virtual meat machines. It takes though their names are sometimes mulates in the bottom of the container any season. When it's warm, try re-: , for buffet guests •from 1.5 to 1.7 pouods of feed to make used interchangeably? after it has been standing for awhile. freshing apple\juice mixed with club one pound of catfish. But until five or Apple juice, as the name implies, is soda over ice. ^ six years ago, no one knew the exact the juice which results from the grind The major difference lies in what is Even though it's unlikely that the When you've been enjoying the great 1 tsp. garlic salt nutritional requirements of the fish. ing and pressing of fresh apples. It is not done to the cider. It is not pasteu outdoors in fall or winter, warm up Lions will be there, lots of people will ½ tsp. basil leaves, crushed Feeds were formulated on a trial-and- filtered to remove most of the apple rized nor is it hermetically sealed for use the Super Bowl as an excuse to in with cider heated and served with a error basis. solids or pulp. After filtering and clari long shelf life. Fresh, sweet apple cider cinnamon stick stirrer. vite friends over and share an after- In greased 12x7½x2-inch baking pan , fying, the juice is then hermetically fioon of football. Researchers now know what a cat-: or-dish, layer ¼ of the noodles, turkey, fish needs to eat. Roughly half the ra sealed in cans, jars or bottles and is And if you are looking, for something if desired, sliced eggs and mozzarella tion is soybean meal, and the rest pasteurized for longer shelf life. No ar new to serve 'brunch or buffet guests, cheese. Repeat layers twice. Beat to-, wheat, fish meal,,vitamins and miner tificial sweeteners are added. Thanks let Candleglow Casserole light up your gether 3 eggs, cottage-cheese, milk and als. The question now is how to come to pasteurization and the vacuum seal MEADOWS PARTY & DRUG STORE table. :. '* seasonings until well blended, Pour up with the most economical formulas, ing, apple juice is available all year Protein-rich eggs and spinach noo over layers. Cover and bake in preheat around. DAILY LOTTERY-PACKAGE LIQUOR-KEG BEER based on feed prices, and still meet the . COUPON ——r dles head-t|ie list of ingredients in this ed 350° oven 30 minutes. Uncover and nutritional needs of the fish. * Sweet apple cider starts out just like savory casserole. The eggs make this a continue baking until cheese is lightly apple juice. It is pressed from fresh. MILLER - MILLER LITE - $fi37 H nutritious, yet economical-, main dish browned, 5 to 10 minutes. "Feed cost is about 50 percent of the IX • while the noodles provide nutrition-, fla BUD - BUD LITE ii PAK CANS..O •; OtPOSfll vor and happy color. Thaw out some of •To hard-cook, put eggs in single lay Warm Only — Limit 3 — Empires 1-11-83 J your holiday leftovers that you thriftily er in saucepan. Add enough tap water to come at least l inch above eggs. TROGE"oilL^ COUPON \ fro^e for later use to add more nutri I "SpecraTTfiacountsWitn'ThisCoupon tion economically. Simply layer in a Cover and quickly bring just-to boiling. • per person •Pepsi, Diet Pepsi, ^ ^ -_ i cup of diced, cooked turkey, chicken or Turn off heat. If necessary, remove pan $ 89 ? ham.' * * ' • ' from burner to prevent further boiling. | One Dozen Donuts 1 ! Mountain Dew •$1* -r m --7 , Let eggs stand covered in the hot water* 60 I No Limit — Expires 1-11-83 dLb + dep. j CANDLEGLOW CASSEROLE I Two pozen Doniitsr *3 JL + dep 1 pkg. (7 01.) spinach noodles, cooked 15 to* 17, minutes for large eggs. (Adjust I Good thru 1-9-83 and draiaed time up or down by about 3. minutes for TUE8DAY AND THURSDAY FAMILY NITE 1 cap diced, cooked turkey, chicken or each size larger or smaller.) Immedi ©teBVerfrlrtrntru I SPECIAL DISCOUNTS fi second set Carlo ham, optional ately run cold water over eggs or put Come and Check our Terrific-Special of prints, free! 5 hard-cooked eggs*, sliced them in ice water until s completely classified 00NUT8'149 per dozen - cooled.* To remove shell, crack it by We honor our competitor* Donut Coupon* Anytime Wlien yoo use Hrte for Rossi 2 caps (8 oi<) shredded mozzarella ads 27405 Grand River at Inktttr vOoen 24 Hour* • 47M699 proc«ssing end prints at 4 liter*, Rhine, ROM, . tapping gently all over. Roll egg be our regular tow prtee.. r * U tfMH «*«> •' -----^-^--- mmmmmmmm mmmmm mmm \:Y.- ~; • Stye ©baeruer •Ethel Simmons editor/591.-2300 Monday, Jasuary.3,1963 Q&E (R,W.Q-4B)*7/ j|Ve£2ian'S_ With This A$*' at your leisure Get An Additional FIRST REHEARSAL for the Schoolcraft, German lieder taught by John Wustmanpf Illinois, College Community Choir will be conducted at 7:30 last year. p.m., Jan. 11 io room 310 of the Forum Building With the" school's artistic director, Cella Merrill Auditions will be conducted at that time andduring Turner, Royal will conduct a class in "Opera Scene Uje week of Jan. 18 in the.same room. The choir is a Study* for adults with trained voices. For vocalists 50On* Any Of Ourof f credit-free class available at *$30 a semester. The Interested in. a daytime class, Royal teaches "En fee Is se.t without regard to residence. 'Participants semble Singing fdr Musicals" on Sajurdays. Regis All You Can Eat Specials may register at the Jan. 25 rehearsal. tration is underway. Open houses are scheduled for Thru January 10,1983. 7:30p.m., Jan. 4 and 5 at theschool, 775 W. Long (Good at all locations. Limit Lake Road, -Bloomfleld Hills. Adult classes run two p*opi* par coupon.) ANOTHER GROUP looking for new mem from Jan. 9 to March 29. Teens and children study bers, the Academy Singers, conducts its auditions from Jan. 8 to March 27. For further information All You Can Eat from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., Jan. 8 at Varner Hall, Oak or registration call 644-4418.. land University, Rochester. For more information f'( Daily Specials! V and an application- form; contact Mr. and Mrs. ,^ MONDAY^**''""l 1 Gene Grler, directors, P.O. Box 307, Drayton "LASERA 2 "The History of Rock and Roll- VEATpTfRMlGIANA DINGER 3.50 Ctv>\cfo\lfon\ of soup, salad onsuw. spaghetti or Plains, 48020; 666-3037. will be shown at 8 p.m., Jan. 10 in the Cranbrook potatcf Includes vegetable arta tyeaa basMI. * BATTER OIP'T FISH & CHIPS 3.S0 * Institute of Science planetarium. The laser light Choice, ol bowl ol soup, saiad or sia*. . show Is combined with musical selections ranging . includes bread baskel 'TIS THE SEASONfor auditions. The frojn the work of Bill Haley and the Comets to the TjJESOAY Fourth Street Playhouse conducts auditions for present. The selections have been made in conjuc- FBIEO CLAMS & CHIPS S.75 "1959 Pink Thunderblrd* by James McLure from 4- tion with WRFF-FM. Ooice of 6o*i ot soup, salad or siav*; includes txead oaJfcet 11 p.m.,*Jan. 6 at the theater, 301 W. Fourth Street, LIVER & QNIONS 3.50 Royal Oak. Auditions are by appointment only. Choice ol Oowl ol soup, saiad or sia*. includes Each person auditioning must present two contrast A WEEKEND TMPttrAgawa Canyon, On potato, vegetable and bread basxel ing, prepared monologues which combined don't ex tario, Canada Is sponsored by the Community WEDNESDAY ceed four minutes. A resume and a picture are re House, Birmingham. The trip, scheduled for Jan. SPAGHETTI 3.50 Cnorce oi bowi o' soup, salad or siaw. Married after living and working together for years, scriptwriters quired. For an appointment call the playhouse at 29-31 Is open to the public and costs $223 per per includes bread basket Burt Reynolds and Goldie Hawn leave on an Amtrak honeymoon 543-3666. The play, set in Texas during the late son for a double occupancy room. The price in HONEY DIPT FRIED CHICKEN 3.75 '70s, combines two one-act plays, "Lone Star" and cludes: round trip motorcoach transportation from Choice of cowl ol soup, salad or slaw that helps put an speedy end to marital bliss. "Laundry and Bourbon." Cast- needs are for three the Community House'to Sault Ste. Marie; two includes potato, vegetable and bread ba<*et men and three women in the late 20s or early 30s. nights at the Water Tower Inn; two fujl breakfasts, THURSDAY LIVER & ONIONS-J.50 Bill Moore directs the production. a cocktail party, an all day tour through the wilder Choice of bowi o> s»up. salad or s'aw. includes ness on the Algoma Central Railway to Agawa Can potaio. *egeiab!e and bread basket yon, a box lunch on the train, two lunches at' the 8ALI8BURY 8TEAK DINNER 3.50 Ooto* ol t>owf of soup. Ml«d or aiaw. SWEET ADELINES' Farrnington Hills Chalet Motor Inn, Gaylord and all taxes and bag-' inducto* potato. *»$atabte and brew) baaket. chapter will be among the Michigan choral groups gage handling. For further information call the Community House at 644-5832. FRIDAY * competing In state-wide competition Feb. 11-12 at BATTER DIP'T FISH & CHIPS 3.50 ' Plymouth-Salem High School, as part of the Great Choree ol cup ol cJam.crtowder. salad or slaw. American Choral Festival. Winners of the state includes bread basket FROG LE08 DINNER 4.95 competition will move on to the national competi Choice- ol cup of dam chowder. salad ry slaw. tion where country's best amateur singing group Jncjudeabread basket will be chosen. <2Aie\\ie's SATURDAY & SUNDAY •Family Restaurant- HONEY DIPT FRIED CHICKEN 3,78 =••• GOOD FOOD Choiee of bowt ol soup, salad or tlaw. < 'Best Friends' , THREE ACTING WORKSHOPS are includes potato, vegetable and bread basket OUR SPECIALITY IS HOME STYLE COOKING OA1LV SPECIALS 8A1I8BURY 8TEAK DINNER 3.50 offered from Jan. 11 to Feb. 9 at the Attic Theatre, HADDOCK FISH & CHIPS Chotoa of bowt of aoup; aaJad ot vtw: 525 E. LafayetteJDetroit. The workshops are aimed mauaM8oup.84frdc Next stop is Virginia where Richard's parents live in a security-guarded, 15,000-unit condominium complex. Paula can't stand the sealed-in. stuffiness and is none too thrilled with her hew in-laws, especially her mother-in-law, who is a maniac with a flash camera. By the time they return to California, where it's raining, their honeymoon has turned into a brawl and they are ready - for a divorce. The "best friends''' have become an Irritable, argumentative married couple. That's the gist of this movie in which Reynolds and Hawn YOUR BIRTHDAY lead us to a delightful string of encounters with distinctive* funny and sometimes poignant characters. IN JANUARY? Jessica Tandy and Barnard Hughes are dry, comic and touching as Paula's parents. Tandy as the prudent and prag- - matjc'mother gives a performance worthy of supporting actress nomination. ....-•«*.-•• Keenan Wy'n.n and Audra Lindley are Equally effective as WE'LL GIVE YOU A Richard's hnWprmis 'and outgoing parftnL About the* only tifn$ thjs'rhovje goes off course Is when it i : ONLY 2 RULES: \) Youfmu/t come vdur birthda muje. : J tries for a cheap'sight gag, as-when Paula, high on Vallum, • ,b«\$ ytt. of tgtlor oldtuaiv uh pre fioyqur *«rv«r I f pticiog otdtt. : It's your special night out every Thursday at Hurley's*. . >| falls fac6 down into her, chicken, salad. Otherwise, It hums With Happy Kpur.prlc'es^rjroughout the night. , along a bright route, of cornic situations and dialogue drawn Ilve'entertalnrrient>hd dancing. Sortiake from sh6w biz humor, generation gap hufhQrrmale-ferhale ; Thursday's special. At Hurley's; . confrontation humor and geographichumor. • ,- - (-; - Sun child Richard's complaints about the cold may not get much sympathy fromrEasterners, but they; are .bound to STCAKS SEAroOO & SPIRITS ". strike a responsive chord among southern CallfornJans who XNORTHFIELD HIIJON A •'regard; any wijiter trip to a location east'of Arizona as a .»»^»rtiwn«i^ sentence to Siberia; v v ^ :•':•• ^ '%';:".•'-*• r A v-.,i<-5'">' 44401 Fold Road at Sheldon • Canton Township • 981-1048 ' .:«> ;dtwkiR(J.iti75 Irov $7^2100 :^.: .:-•_.-.— -_.~-~s:#1*1 , _t-..;..j. - '.V i' VV- Monday, January 3, 1683 O&E (R.Vy,Q-5B)*7B 09 ±-?i~r< ----, : «w.gl;fe S^iiSiaiigSi^li8Piii- a I ' jWgWaCJOlN 818'AutoRentaJs 25 Bathtub FtefmlsWng 223 Recrealionlat Vehicle 333 Northern Property 414 Florida Renlals ' 1520 Secretarial Business 714 Business 6 99 Gutters Leasing 26 BlcycJe Maintenance . Service REAL E8TATE 334 Out of Town Property 415 Vacation Rental* Services • Office Equipment 102 Handyman 715 Comm-fnd Equipment 819 Auto Financing ^ 27 BrickVBtock 4 Cement 224 Retail Hardwoods FOR SALE 336 Florida Property lot- 41« HaifsforReot _ • L522 Professlooal Reprices 105 Hauling •1.523 Allorney»/Lega! 716 L«wn, Garden 4' 820 Autos Wanted 29 Boat Docks 108 Heating 225 RenVihshJng Sale 419 Mobil* Hooe Space 821 Junk Car* Wanted 30 Bookkeeplng>Se 314 Plymouth-Canton 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 312 Livonia 312 Livonia 303 West Bloomfield 308 "ftoch ester-Troy 337 Farms For Sale 400 Apartments For Rent NEWLV DECORAYebTbree BY OWNER - 2 bedroom country home LIVONIA 4 AREA Bloomfield Hills Schools FARM 147 ACRES 3 bedroom remod bedroom. 14 bath coodo in CarJon's Rew.lly remodeled 1 acre fenced lot FOREST LATJE~7~ ALMOST '/2 ACRE »28900" FHA and VA terms available (lNOt Ap'prox J.000 sq ft brick home eled home. 40i80 bam. Lexington. AVAILABLE' Plymouth Landing Just $10,000 as Full basement. 3 car garago, large BOULDER PARK Fantastic country setting, super rancb on this 2 bedroom alumicum home in offering 9 rooms. 5 bedrooms. J4 Mich area $145,000 Write to APARTMENTS sumes, owner anxious $44.00 (P-450) deck »46.000 852-4115' 12 Mile & Telegraph ' Qf Farmington Hills style home with spacious bedrooms, Westtand Utility room. 2 car garage baths, plus basement & 2 car garage Box22.Ctawsoo. Mich 45017 Spacious 3 bedroom ranch 150» sq /C luxury aparfmecL 2 bed 6200 North Wayne Rd. enormous family room with doorwall to and immediate occupancy Owner irarjferred Terrific value • TROY Type, individual private entrance, car rooms: 2 full baths, storage & utility dock, carpetiog thru out all appliances NAME YOUR TERMS Your childen will e.ijoy "e swimming WESTLAND 4 bedroom colonial on the lake with peting, applia.'vces. chib house & pool, room in apartment Large walk-in clos included, easy FHA VA terms possible WIFE" PLEASER' -Very impressive 3 Simple assumption, land contract or 4 boalwg benefits ol Pine Lake Call 339 Lots and Acreage l BEDROOM «274 many eitra? Aisumable with fleiibte small children welcome. No pets Last et Individual furnace 4 hot water heat : Ji7,»00 bedroom brick ranch with beautiful short terms 2nd mortgate offered on today for personal lour ML 378666 HEAT'tNCLt'DKD. CaV'^ft- 3PP '' terms. »169.500 Phone 879-5415 unit »490 per mo er Dec 1982 occupancy. »575 a month. professionally remodeled kitchen and this 4 bedroom colonial In Carriage For Sale anoe*. sw;mmire pool. 2 car pjrkmg bath' Bisemenl. covered porch and 24 Mon. thru Frl. 9AM-5PM Close to Vi'eslta.-vd S»»ppir.£ Ccnu i Hills Sub in Canton Larce country ACRES (230) New Year's gift for Fami car garage with door opener. Call for kitchen with cupboards galore Seller 288-2040 728-4800 details Land contract terrru $$55,500. ' Century 21 326 Condos For Sale ly Midland County. Oil country. W mile HEAT INCLUDED southern bound »J*,500 road frontage By owner. 356 0447 VINCENTS. LEE 8356-3782 356-6261 FREE FIRST MONTH Castelli EASY LAND CONTRACT Quality buill EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES BIRMINGHAM • Piety Hill. Prime lo ACT QUICKLY cation Walk to.towD. 3 bedrooms, 2 BEAUTIFUL LOT In South Wabcek - CROOKS & SOMERSET MALL AREA. borne in Southfield. near Eight Mile & 851-4100 Mir 13th green • prestigious Wabcek AXTELL ROAD APTS. 1 525-7900 Inkster Rd With dining room, utility On the 12¾ SPECIAL FINANCING baths, top floor Price reduced. Open now available 4 bedroom. 24 bath co Sat 4 Sun. IS Owner. 645-5069 Gotl Course. Price reasonable - cash or BIG BEAVER Maplewood Manor room, hardwood floors and coved ceil LONG LAKE ESTATES landcootract 851-8522 8511523 ^ . Builder's Mod ings. 2 car garage and situated oc a lonial in north Canton Large lot, first HEAT INCLUDED . _- 22M Crook.! Rd J bedroom cape cod. 24 balUs. HI Jloor a BA) 1979 beautiful brick colonial 9 MODERN 1 4 2 BEDROOMS country site lot Only $39,900 , floor laundry, formal dining room, BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 3 large bed BLOOMFIELD TWP • 3 4 acre wooded N of Maple ilSMiie. laundry, lormal dining room. den. nalu- rooms. 4 bedrooms, first floor den 4 Air conditioned, carpeted, dishwasher, priced below market valve at »69.900. rooms Full basement Living room lot on col de sac. Long Lake Rd. & Ooe and 2 Bedroom Apartments from ONE BEDROOM J3C ral fireplace, and spacious kucbt-n laundry. Neighborhood of »170.000 lo large storage areas quiet bolting »325 MAINTENANCE FREE home situated, (P-020) with fireplace. 1 car garage All appli Adams area. 644 8086 »370. Balconies. Carpeting. Carports. "HEATlVCLl'DfD ' Quality Ihroughout. plus MORE »240.000 homes. Bloomfield Hills Air Conditioning. Swimming Pool. Club and »365 month including heat and hot on a large lot on a quiet street In Livo schools 13¾ long - term rectifica ances Immediate occupancy For sale J1J7.S0O Schweitzer Real Estate PLYMOUTH TWP. Low Interest rates. house No Pels waler. plus security Completely carpeted, all ut.laiev ex nia With bright and cheerful kitchen, tion assumption possible Priced sub at »55.000-. for lease at »800 per month 6 lots 14 acres to 2Vi acres. From Call for appointment 9.VM-6PM cept electricity Pool, air cvrHilioning remodeled bath, 2 car garage and close stantially below replacement cost All Will consider any 4 all terms Lease/ CENTURY 21 BETTER HOMES $32,600 Make offer Negotiable. Close to Shopping. 1 BlocBlock NoNortr h of and pariv room Adulls Nepets. to everything' $42,500 with terms • the charm 4 amenities of a new home oplioo to buy Realtor-Seller. Jerry 478-0789 or 647-0537 Mapte. 1 Slock E. of Coolidge, near 362-4132. 362-1927 Also Near Oakland Mall 4 I 75 Gold House Realtors at a bargain basement price Call for Gotthelf. 641-1575. 647-7100 & GARDENS Seorfrsel Mall, RESIDENT MANAGER 3.57.07» ENTERTAIN is the professionally fin detaits ML oJ«09J 478-4660 261-4700 ished basement with bar and full bath. 453-6800 of this saper sharp 3 bedroom brick 340 lake-River-Resort FOR«W"«M7 . 8B*(R,W.Q-6B) 0&E Monday, January 3. 19&3 > :400 Apartment!For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apa/tmenta For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent WESTLAND SHOPPING CENTER R1VERDALE PARK APARTMKNTS ROYAL OAK- lit Baker W block to WAYNE APARTMENTS. )3401 MichjgaD ave. One bedroom, ca.r- Area. 1 It t bedroom, some with fire IM0O Telegraph (« Mile area! Cirpet- OAKLAND MALL ROYAL OAK Woodward/11 Mile Deluie I bedroom places,' ca^jet'ilr, dishwasher, tennis ed I bedroom a pin menu. Appliances, Large newly remodelled I : and J bed apartment, heated, appliances, parking, eted, air conditioning, parking. Adoltt ^- Northwood - Plymouth Plymouth tlj per month, iSS-8SlT court, saip» & pool Busline it your air conditioning & ample .parking. 'APAFttMENTS room apartments with central tocatioo adults. »7-3410 f door. Com* 4 Wnpar* f rorq $2M. From »255 a mooth Rent includes beat. UtruaanAaX' tJiLanax, .•^(rvr-.dpp'^tf? ' .Si'toi^APdiio-* % • D:\h«,ix!-.e' £roi$r >;-tfrJ. Monday. January 3. 1983 .O&E (R.W.Q^BJAgB 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 412 Townhouses-Corrdos 404 Houses For Rent 414 Florida Rentals 415 Vacation Rentals 420 Rooms For Rent 421 Living Quarters 438 Office /• Business BlRMlNG'lAM, 1 bedroom ranch, new LIVONIA - tastefully decorated 2 bed For Rent SOUTHFIELD - 3 bedroom ranch. 11 FORT MYERS, duplex, avaUable Jan. • A. BOB KEiTH CHALET LlVQNlA - Merrimao/ Plymouth Rd To Share Space ly redecorated, beautiful location, rooms. Oarage. Available immediately. Mile/SoulWleld Rd. Ceotral air, full May. 2 bedrooms, everything furnished, wooded lot. 1» minute, walk to torn, »J70 moot*, security. No pets. , ABANDOSi*?OUR HUNT Boyoe Mountalo 'sleeps 12 to 15 area Good parking. Comfortable room basemeoL all appliances. »575 per Mo. Select Rentals • All Areas minutes from beach. Exeellcat residen Get 2 free nights with a rental for employed persoo. -*,. 411-8091 xfert term lease. 647-6450 Eves, or weekends. . 348-3J04 Children OK. pels negotiable.• 835-1404 tial area. % 342 4420 PROFESSIONAL . FEMALE. 10-30. LATHRUP VULACE - office space We Help Landlords and Tenants -- Lhooia office. * 4(4-1684.464-42(0 wishes to share with same 2 bedroom. 2 with conference room 4 commoo area. Share Listings, -„ «42-I«20 MAYFLOWER HOTEL ;feIRMJNCHAM - J bedrooms, VA LIVONIA - 3 bedroom brki ranch, fin SOUTHFIELD, 2 bedroom ranch, fami GALT OCEAN MILE. North Lauder bath apartment conveniently located in phooe -ans-werteg, lypiog 4 copy ma- baths, Uviti^ room, dining room, family BOYNE HIGHLAND/Harbor Sprinp Daily maid service, Color TV. private ished basement 1¾ baths, (a/age. ly room with fireplace garagepluscar- dale, oceanfronl. 2 bedroom. 2 bath fur area Lovely oew ccosemporary chalet Farmintoa HJls. »2Qt*0 plus security, Htce available CillDTLittle 559-1818 room. fireplace, Ulcben with eating fenced. |I4» per Mo. with discount bath, telephone servlce--Cootact port AttTTOlrance>5*js . Near fMffe and AVAILABLE nished coodo. »100 per day «4« («74 in Hamlei West sleeps 10 Available by CreonSmilh . 453 1«20 t/all utilitieses.. 437-7091. eve 477-5849 space. 1630 mo (42-755» or 3*2 »653 flan, plus security. 55*3715 Telegraph. Immediate occupancy..«47 »475 -LIVONIA - RENTOR LEASE week or weekeod «iiU4J. Mt-5130. Merrimin at 1-9« BIRMINGHAM- «48 Sotlhfield. Quilot, LIVONIA, I bedroom, big kitchen, gas plus deposit «r references. 352-1278 10 Mile-Lahser PLYMOUTH • N MILL ST. i f • - ---i GOLF VILLA HARBOR SPRINGS -• overlooking • 2900 fl - 600 ft. office large older home ,4 bedrooms, remod stove. bU living room with wallpaper, STERLING HEIGHTS/Trb y area, 4 Boyoe Highland. Luxurious 5 bedroom. Adults preferred. »5 4 older. »25-|S0 422 Wanted To Rent 522-1459 eled kitchen 4 new beating syxtem. big laundry room. 1H car larage. 1375. 2 or 3;bedrooms, 24 baths, living room, COMPLETELY FURNISHED bedroom, quad, air coodiuooed. In-, 3 bath chalet, beautifully furnished &1 -weekly plus deposit Laundry, parking HOMES NEEDED in Westeto Wayne Close to town »559. «47-7977 month. • • • 477-5»«« dining room, separate breakfast nook, 453-477» .groondt sprinklers, beautiful ingiound buUt-lo appliances. Finished rec room JONATHANS LANDING equipped For reot - weekend, weekly County with 1500-2200 sq ft for Grocp NORTIfVILLE. available immediately, BLOOMFIELD RILLS. Hickory Grove. LIVONIA, } bedroom ranch, 1½ car pool »725 mouthy lease optioo possible. with separate Uundry room. Fully car Jupiter Florida or season "Call Tom, Sam - 5pm Home Program for 6 aduUa. 3 bedroom up to 900 sq. ft industrial office space Deposlt.Yefereoxejrequlred. «52-8558 «l«-52«-1107 REDF0RD4REA- rn4$dleaged geotle- } bedroom ranch, new decor 4 carpet. garage, f eoced backyard. Urge lot. peted, drapery rods, 1,950 &s Ft, Club^ —-2 bedrooms. 2 baths. man preftrred, private entrance, cook home requires 140 sq It per podroom. Carpeted, aV copditiooed. utiliW^s.W-. ^ full basement, fireplace, privacy, pur- Carpeted living room. »545 month, plus THREE bedroom home. Northwest De bouse «i pool, individual private paUo. ing facilities. TV & spacious parking 4 bedroom home reouires 2 bedrooms eluded, phooe answering and other ser » chase opUon.$54(>. «45-5110. «41-6311 305-746-5964 737-7489 HARBOR SPRING. Harbor Cove, Win with 140 sq It each. Two remaining vices available. Ideal for sjles xeps or security. . 411-3,154 troit Must tee lo appreeUte custom carport included AduK teen & childreo ter skrucation. luxurj Coodo. sleeps 9. tff security, »30 weekly »7-2534 area. Sorry/no pels. From »515. - bedrooms, minimum «0 sq ft each. engineering Wil| diride: Call 349-7077 CANTON, ill brick J bedroom ranch MADISON HTS7.1 tedrooom. i car ga features »350 plus security. Can be seen everything Included By Owner rate*. Frt. Dec. 31 between 12 & 5pra531-»J27 REDFORD TWP. CVao. ccrnfortaMe Separate dining and famil/ rooms re- with family room with woodburnlng rage, utility room, oo basement, feot Call 181 1802 or 88M715 room for mature, employed woman. lured For Icformatloo call Northvftie fireplace* on 2 teres witi xmalt baro I3W95. security »400. References re- FARMINGTON TROY - Beautiful colonial, Coolidge A - HEAT INCLUDED HILTON HEAD ISLAND »40 a week. CaH before I PM ^esidentul Training Center. Place Deluie office space; with beailiful view • 3J7J. month, - 891-80)8; 569-«0« ulred. Rent with optioo to'purchase. 184 Mile. 4 bedrooms.-!* baths, for RED WING -534-019« ment Unit at J<9 8000eil 734 ' 4$-64CJtor «41-1153 Start "%nng" early* Palmetto Dunes in prime ar'a on Gradd River Available ' DEARBORN UTS, ford-Telegraph ? mal dining room, family room fire- • ^356-8844 . Villa, sleeps 6 Golf, tennis and beacb> •Immediately. Reasonable? «45-0346. pUce. 2 car garage, baserneot drapery/ TICKET - SEMl-Privafe' Entrance, refrigerator, area, modern 3/ bedrooms.' carpeted oearby Call 886-9134 hot, plate, country living. J*refer over 30 "throughout. Fenced yar4,Smal) garage. METAMORA - J bedroom 1½ bath oew carpeting No pets. Troy Schools. BIRMINGHAM. Luxurious 2 bedroom 424 Rouse Sitting Service FABMINGTON HILLS • ofnd avall- «,693/mooth . 725--2225 Townhouse, garage, utilities Included WINNER HILTON HEAD- S C 2 bedroom Coodo males, Retirees 6542 Falrwood, War- able in Juiory suite on Orchard Lake 1335 month ™ 422-3504 quad, » acres, 300 IL (rootage, oo all ren/Iokster.DrbniHls. 5«5-lllO sports lake', pole ham. alt appliances. Security + references required. »510- »iU> leonis courts 4 poo! lo Sea Pines; COUPLEJMID JOs) will housesit your Rd Library, conference room, recep' WALLED LAKE La,ke/rtwt, 2, bed- home in Bloomfield Hill - free •' while DETROIT - tasher/Quter Drives J bed- »5» . 6i*-284» per month- «48-2701 or «42-»47t close to Harbor Town Available week ' SOOTHFIELD lion room.copymachine.Xcretary/fi!e rooms. 1295 plos'depbsit (enmediate roqmsf attached garage, gas ' heat ly. Call - • 455-1339 your gone for winter. Care and maicto> space, free tenant-client parking feoced yard. »400per month BLOOMFIELD HILLS - So. Lake Rd. 4 Carol 8ehrlnger Attractively furnished room in eicel- nance 6M-320I occupancy. CallbeXween 10AM-5PM. M1LFORP . Duck'Lake Bd 4 CqoTe\ lent area foe employed person »50 pei Available Immediately 553-3880 Lake Rd area, Urge country nome oo 3 V 614-3755 Woodward area 2433 MulberTy Sq. 8265Mllburn ISLA • St Pete, large corner 2 bed • _'•_••• 1-683-8471 week. 5599509 HOUSSSITTER AVAfLABLE acres, 4 bedrooms, 1 full lei half baths, Condominiums. Large ,coodo/2 bed Westland.Ml room. 2 bath coodo. overlooking water, DETROIT • Schoolcraft/Wyoming 1 finished ree room'withlarg e fieldatoee WAYNE. » bedroom aluminum Cape rooms, 2 baths, basemen! & carports. poof, championship golf cocrse. tennis. North Suburbs prefeped Mature male .HOLLIDAY'PARK Cod. finished basement wet bar & fire Immediate occupancy.' asking »«00. Kpeot close. Available Jan. IS . over 40 Good wilh pets 30 day mini bedrooms, garage 1275 plus deposit fireplace,' 1 car garage, clean 4 oeat 421 Living Quarters OFFICE PLAZA Call between 10AM-5PM. 1483-8471 family borne, immediate occupancy, place, new carpet; new garage wilh Bruce Lloyd. Meadow Mgt 651-8070 thru Jan. »1. 313-474-2941 mum 528-0203 asking »650 ,. . elertric door, large feoced yard. »410, Please call lf>e promotion EICHT MILE A tnkater area "l bed- first fast moolhs security. Immediate BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 3 large bed 'department ol" the Ob SCHUSS MOUNTAIN CHALET To Share SINGLE executive, very responsible, Perfect Professional Locatiofl. Suites Bruce Lloyd • Meadqw Mgt. »51,8070 looking lo housesil for indefinite period - rooms, newly remodeled Appliances. occupancy * 413-251» rooms. Full baserneot. Living room server 4 Ectwtric bet -Kear topof mountain ABANDON YOUR HUNT from 271 op to' JOOO s Bfc^^J-' V^-.^^^v V-" ,-V*; ''*'.<<•;'';•/.'„'*'• .- -*V" v/.r' 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted ' 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 502-Hetp Wanted _ 502 Help Wanted AUTO BODY-PERSON EXPERIENCED ENERGY AUDITOR MAIL CLERK TOOL MAKER Denial-Medical Dental-Medical ACpEPTING 5-10 years eiperieoce. Steady worker, CLERK TYPIST Progressice national firm is currently RENTAL Permanent pesiuoo. minimum 10 yrs. must own tools LaSalle Body Service. For Credit Department Requires typ hiring residential Energy Auditors lo We have »n Immediale opening avail prototype erperience only, skilled oo CREATIVE. Intelligent, mature indi ing 45-55 wpm Full benefits. Apply at: work In the Detroit metropolitan area able (or a dependable individual to be AGENT '. mill, lathe 4 grinder, must be creative vidual with der.tat background for pub APPLICATIONS 28829 Orchard Laie Rd . Farmlngton come involved in the sorting and distri HAWTHORN CENTER Hills No phooe. and certain outstate areas. Only candi Suburban complex. Experi 4 highly skilled, respond to PO Box C. lic relations posilioo in modern pro dates who are RCS trained and ETS bution of incoming mail. Some beavy Southgate. Mi 48195 gressive dental office Must have good Immediate openings, Livonia area PANASONIC CO. lifllng will be required To qualify you ANNOUNCES People to fill full-time openings rang certified will be considered Most have enced, references. Call be written 4 verbal communication skills . 23975 RESEARCH DRIVE • own automobile and Michigan drivers must have good communication and or TRAVEL AGENT - Start the New Year Birmingham • Southfield area Good ing from: Stock Display - Sales Rep. 4 AVAILABLE'NOW ganizational skills A flexible salary tween 9 & 5. Mon. thru Fri. immediate |ob opening for Manager Trainee. Excellent pay, with Rapidly expanding company has imme FARMINGTON HILLS, MI license and excellent communication right with oew surroundings'. Minimum salary, fringe benefits, send resume 4 skills. College degree preferred. range of »150-»!7S weekly A complete 3 years sales experience in domestic salary requirement to Box e352. Ob advancement Call for appt diate openings for 10 sharp worker*. 477-2760 benefit package is offered Interested RN Full time permanent positions ranging Competitive compensation package in and international travel Must be Sabre server 4 Eccenlrtc Newspapers. 36251 An Equal Opportunity Employer cludes, full benefits and prescheduled applicants should apply in person Mon 352-2013 or Apollo trained. Busy and diversified Schoclcrafr Rd. Livonia. MicAigaa Fill lime. Afternoons. To quality you ' 537-7066 from MANAGER TRAINEES, STOCK 4Tcesonly91l AM or 1-3 PM must enjoy working wiU) children Be DISPLAY 4 SERVICE;-Crow wilh-a audit appointments. Interested appli An Equal Opportunity Employer Southfield agency. Please call Judy. 48459 COLLEGE STUDENTS to work part cants should send Jetterieiplalnlng .424-8118 able to work in a creative 4 informal ^ \ Accepting owing company and opportunities. atmosphere Want to participale in a S.11 for appointment . - time for video recording service. Must auditor training and experience to: Personnel Department RENTAL CONSULTANT DENTAL ASSISTANT-Rcceplionist. operate video camera, portfolio re ENERGY AUDITOR. Box 0378-, Ob MANUFACTURERS HANOVER WANTED an experienced hairdresser Experienced only Rochester otttci well defined mulU-dtclplioe treatment •' Applications * - witbclientHe for busy Birmingham program for emotionally impaired chil 453-2940 quired. »7 to'JIO hour. 272-742» server 4 Eccenlric Newspaper*. 36251 MORTCACE CORPORATION Northyille apt complei is seeking a Send resume to 4358 Patrick Rd. Or- Imoagdlate Openings Schoolcraft Rd, livonla, Michigan 27555 Farmlngton Road sJxjp^Xlso mayTer.l station lo quaufi-d charJtake.MMSOJJ dren Orientation program and continu ULTRA AIR INDUSTRIES COOK-FULLTIME rson »ho enjoys working with people persoo Applicants should have some ing in-service training for all staff ~ PHONE SALES (rem our Redford Off 41150 '• Farmington Hills, Mi 480!« has good office skills MustV:jbleto ice. »4/hr. minimum plus bonus and In for 146 bed home/or aged. Farmlngton (corner of 12 Mile Rd) r references. Call 646-8383 DENTtif- RKCEI'TIONIST-Awisianl State Civil .Service (nnge benefits BARBER and COSMETOLOGISTS Hills area Days. 10 AM to 6:30 P.M. Ab Equal Opportunity Employer »cfi. some ue*kends Pleasant atmos- Canton-Plymouth area Experience centive of commission rates wanted for a new progressive hair ptere salary plus benefits, experience 349-3000 Ex. 550 . NO EXPERIENCE NCESSARY Call Mon tore Fri, 9 to 5. 8519640 EXPERIENCED VA/FHA 4 Conventi An Equal Opportunily/Affirmalife rectssary Send resiane to P O Box studio the Troy • Big Beaver apa. Must 502 Help Wanted 5035, West Bloomfield. MI 48033 i -. Call between 10am • 2pm Mon.-Sat haveclientele 341-2224 onal Mortgage Orlginators.-Processor* Action Employer M/F } helpful, please call between 2-5 pm only ^ 8AM-4PM COSMETIC SALES 4 Closers wanted by established Mort Dental-Medical DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Mi time 533-7748 - BRIDGEPORT OPERATOR gage Banker. Send resume 4 salary ex —3443=841.1 EiTwrienc^ccv^sjry tor if or.t o«k du HL-AUNUHSb . Tool 4 Fixture work.- Unique position in cosmetic sales avail pectations, to. Box 386, Observer 4 Ec "S ipei ACCOUNTANT for progressive South- able for a self-motivated individual. MODELING A PERSON wilh supervisory abilities 4 ties and insurance -ProgressivPr< e ollice 1ST LINE MANAGEMENT Send resume to 13155 Wayne Rd, centric Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft Livonia Call 10am 3pm 425 0642 field CPA firm. Some public accounting tfvooia.Mj 48150 Previous sales experience preferred '• Rd, Livonia, Michigan 48)50 Men and Women SHAMPOO ASSISTANT - licensed, ex a minimum of 2 yrs experience In den Leadership opportunity for BSN pre tipertence required. Excellent oppor we will train Permanent full lime perteoced only for exclusive Northwest tal insurance 4 accounts receivable col Ages 5 and Up lections. The position involves both di DENTAL RECEPTIONIST pored practitioner in home heatth agen tunity. Reply Box 370, Observer 4 Ec- BURCLAR ALARM openings al our Northtaod Store. Apply FIRE RESTORATION insurance adjus . Southfieldsjlorr399-18ll 333-5110 N W area No eves or Sal 41J 'days cy Knowledge of medi-care 4 other ctnlrlc Newspapers, 36251 Schoolcraft IB person; Wed. Jan. $. between 10 AM ter wanted for top pay. Banker's hours/ rect 4 telephone contact with patients INSTALLER A working knowledge of computerized week Experience preferred Box S3!I private insurance home care program Rd-J Livonia, Michigan 48150 Must be experienced In residential. and 12 Noon immediate opening Must hive experi World famous Powers SHOW BIZ Farmington Hills Mich. 4S0I6 necessary Prefer 2-3 yrs of clinical ence. Call SB4-S062 billing would be helpful Send resume to Call: J54-2880 J. L HUDSONS Model and Talent ' Exciting opportunity /or Inside/outside PO Box 119. Novi Michigan. 4805^0 practice 4 team leading supervisory reps for entertainment show Call Mr. EXPERIENCED medical secrealary skills CASHIER «j Light Stock work full time, Personnel Office. 4th level FLORAl!DESIGNER NEEDED Agency ACCOUNTING Experienced only Allen 574-1849 for Livonu G P must know Blue Cross, CONTACT. minimum wage. 10-6pm Mon thru Fri -COUNTERWORK DENTAL ASSISTANT, full time, need Medicare 4 Mrdicaid. good salary & Apply In person at Good Things, Top Full time position 569-2247 ed for 3 partner gene*ral practice locat 552-0636 Part-Time - After 6pm-:_.281-9080 TAILOR • Full time, mens and womens benefits, . 4272539 CLERK Troy. 735-W Big Beaver, Troy 3623411 alterations Established .better retail ed in Livocia Certified or experienced The-HealthCare Professionabi For Cleaners located in Franklin. Mon thru Fri. 8am-5pm 478-2112 PHYSICAL THKRAPIST needed for PCO Assoc. Inc IMMEDIATE OPENING Call .. «51-321» FREE LANCE WRITER store, western suburbs Resume>*nd NEEDED AT ONCE salary requirements to-Box 1362, Pootiac Nursing Center Geriatric ex . 17.000 W'8 Mile Southfield . JROY LOCATION Automotive sales promotion and train Due to expansion ouj- marketing depart DESIGNER HYDRAULIC ^mps, ing, print aod/pr audio visual Knowl server 4 Eccectnc Newspapers, 3625 perience preferri-d Fu'l time Silary CASHIERS must be highly skilled'Apply In person ment has openings for 4 2 people to help Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia. Michiga ATTENTIONS wjth excellent benefits Contact Posilioo requires a responsible individ edge of automotive and automotive market a nationally- advertised product MEDICAL BILLER al 1 Carbides Rd. SouUigale, Mich- S. business highly desirable. Deadline ori 48150 Administrator. 3J8-T151 ual with a minimum of two years ac Dependable, accurate, mature cashiers of Goddard Rl E. of Allen Rd. off line,.No experience needed Free train L.P.N'S&R.N.'s An Equal Opporlunilv Employer counting experience. Salary range: needs. Full and part time (or busy auto ented. Send complete resume and Job ing while you learn. This is a steady Musi have 2 years mcdicai billing expe ReecJtRd history to Box 358. Observer 4 Ecced- TELEPHONE INSTAU.ATION experv Weight Loss 4 Filoess Clinic at the »10.000- »11.000. plus foil benefits. dealership In Farmlngton Hills. Eiperi rear, round position with advancement ence 4 years plus OaklandCoiialy resi REGISTERED NURSE rience - radiology experience' pre eoce necessary. Cart for appointment' tric Newspapers, 36351 Schoolcraft Good starting pay. ANKLIN RACQUET CLUB to «ork in [Victor's office Rochester ferrcd $5 50 hour up Good benefits DIETARY AIDE • FULL TIME Rd.Xlvoola. Michigan 48150 dent Cela eligible Call Mon 4 Tues. For Immediate consideration, forward Day shift« AM torso. , Call Prrsonnel Department only . . 333-7463 is no'w accepting applications Work in Call between 9am-5pm 651-2755 Fee paid: An Equal Opportunity Employer resume to; . i Call Moo. thru Fri,, 9 to J 861-5363 ' a prestigious Health 4 Fitneis'Clinic .DAVIS SMITH «51-96(0 TEST MAN Put your ncrsin'g knowledge lo u$e in a ' 'RNS.-LPNS " ' 478-1368 Vv HAIRSTYLIST relaxed atmosphere and receive per Needed to work'is private homes In Medical Personnel Service BOX 384 Assistant'4 hiir stylist Deeded, full CIRCUIT BOARD STUFF£R ^ DO YdU USECOSMETICS7 Must have at leasl 1-2 years experience sonal satisfaction Use our facilities No Northern Detroit suburbs All shifts • 557-7200 Obsen-er 4 Eccentric Newspapers. Must have at lease 1 year experience In Artistry has a good deal for you. time, experienced only. Unisex shop, ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! in circuit board te •t r+tX t ^rvw»pr« m 9u*jw HUfWtfT•*-3lc=3errzTT*>** 10B*(ft.W,Q-8B) O&E .Monday,January3,1903 502 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 508 Help Wanted' ... 508 Kelp Wanted 600. Personate 518 Education 518 Eduction Personals Dental-Medical Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Sale* Domestic SHOWCASE OF Entertainment. Need a & Instruclipn & Instruction — ' 1—:—'—' band for a wedding? Now you can hear BABY SITTER oeeded J day* a wee* ONE CALL DOES IT ALU jSecretary/ ASSISTANT OFFICEMANACEB APPRAISAL TRAINEE fjte bands'on 1 Sunday afternoon. For Place your classified want ad in Light bookkeeping, typing. Inside tale*. Local office on National Organisation must be able to help with housework £ further Wormatton cau 77Z-MM AIRLINE customer service and other general off needs i full lime career minded Individ take charge of I children, your trans Suburban Detroit's finest market Assistant Office Manager.. TRAVEL' The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers Must have strong medical office eiperi ice duties Send resume to: EmpuV SECRETARY/ uals, willing'to work hard We offer portatkx). my Troy boroe,>must have We are looking for I qualified vocalists CRUISE LINE eoce Including billing, books, transerip- Electronics lee, 1004 «. J« Mile. CUw- trainer, earn while yoo learn, choice of references . «9-2141 for^dinner room work, must be talented, 5§ 1-0900 -Wayne soo. Ml 48017 GENERAL OFFICE location, potential, first year earnings professional Steady salary. CaU dally Uoo.' f<5r multi office Job Good salary Aggressive secretary for diversified TRAVEL AGENTS CAREERS ' aodbeoelits. In excess of 122,600 Call Roy between BABYSITTER NEEDED- Mature. 2-J am • »pm «77-863 644-1070 ' Oakland secretarial and general o/flce posJOoo days a week, (or t yr old in my Roches CAREERS |O-lUmat476-7M0 Day & night classes starting now at An evening course of Travel Agehf 852-3222 Rochester/Avon ' DAVIS SMITH BOOKKEEPER with property mirL firm. Must have ex ter home Call after «PM 6S1-ZOS4 i WEDDING BANDS • Special show training taught by active cellent shorthand, typing' It knowledge AOTd SALES - No experience neces- case of binds, tfcurs Jan. 1J. from 7pm- Michigan's oldest 4 most modern trav Use your Visa or Master Card Medical Personnel Service el school Computer training .included Travel Professionals ACCOUNTING CLERK of office procedures. Minimum 5 yrs sary. will train. Apply in person 10pm at Mayflower Hotel. Plymouth, Free Placement Assistance • 557-7200 ' large apartment managernent'firm to- experience- 9 Mile - Southiield kxrat/oa. U v oni a Ctrysl e f - PIy mou th, J07T7 BABYSITTER oeeded mature, loving Mich. Call for details & flyer. »«1-013» For a position In the travel industry woroanto babysit occasional!/ days or that oilers good working cooditions. 602 Lost & Found ' UTILIZATION REVIEW eated In Southiield. Accounts receiv- • 537--2500 • Plymouth Rd. able and collcctjoo.eiperienc* kelpfuL evenings for S year old and 15 rnonlh travel opportunities 4 advance- Classes HeldAt:' ^ ' 1 COORDINATOR old. own transportation. 6 Mile New- rafol.call American Travel School FOUNfr 'Black Cabrador.' Soulhfield Part time, flexible lime schedule. Moo Send resume to. AUTO & TRUCK • 512 Situations Wanted 355-3645 • SECRETARY - burgh area 541-0724 «932 Woodward. Ferajale CaH. thru Frt , 20 boors/week average^HL -EDWARD ROSE & SONS SALESPEOPLE NEEDED I-JI3S99- Oakland Community College able to extend hours twice a rfiooGito Major Corporation seeking eiperieoced Female FOUNO Male Calico Cat. approi \H attend required meetings MEDICAL & P.O. Box 5071 Secretary for N.W. Suburban I Sales Urge Suburban Olds t, CMC Truck Computer Training Available yrs, flea collar, green eyes, very affec PODIATRY TERMINOLOGY NECES Southfleld, Mich.. 48037 men Office. RaspohsibUities include Dealer looking for experienced tionate, desperate for *ome. 652 0204 handling customer telephone Inquiries CARING " SARY Previous expeoeoce preferred . New Car Sales REDWING A Tradition Since 1*73 Call or write today tor full details. ONLY those qtlalified need apply BOOKKEEPER - eiperieoced thru gen & order entries Ln addition to normal New Truck Sales LEARN A FOUND Small gray Jr while cat near eral ledger for permanent part Umejio- secretarial duties Seeking experienced, • RN'S-LPNS '. . 12 Mile i Nortjiwesterii. CaU, 555-0005 KBRrOlOSPlTAL Used Car Sales • LIVE IN COMPANIONS * 1UJ0 DEQUtnlDRE sitioh in medical office Reply to. Boi resourceful individual who can pta,n & Our Business Is expanding due to oar TICKET SKILL FOR LIFE Travel 380. Observer it Eccentric Newspapers, schedule their own work Mast be able • HOME HEALTH AIDES LOST ; black CockapcO. medium sue. WARREN. MI «091 great location iiatUity Contact • HOME MAKER SERVICES Education vicinity Hubbard 6i Lyndon, answers to 36251 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia. Mxbi' to oversee the operation of tne office Mike Blake, it. 'WINNER gan48l50 during absence of the Salesmen Please 14 Kr Service • 7 Days A Week Learn valuable Welding Skills you'll use Mags. ' 522-4183 WE ARE seeking an enthusiastically RN Supervised Insured - Bonded Institute, Inc. alive & energetic deotal hyglenist or send resnme-4 current earnings to: PATRICK OLDS, 652-7200 for life Top Instructor* ilands-On BOOKKEEPER LOST-change purse. 2 lockets. Livonia eiperieoced cnairside assistant to fill a P It S Branch Manager. Suite JOS, 11570 CAREER IN financial planning sales. PRO-CARE ONE, INC Training Job Placement assistance for 26711 Northwestern Hwy Mall area Experienced Bookkeeper, full time, iger. Grads Approved for the training of people-relation} position In a unique W. |: Mile Rd.. Soutifieldlifl< , Mi. 48876 Excellent benefits & training, opportu Southrield. Mich.. 48034 537-6137 Birmingham deotal office. Your posi with datta processing eiperieoceexpel . Re 569-4400 Veierans sponsibilities include full charge thru nity to earn above average Income, Sheryi Bunch (313)352-4875 tion will vary depending upon your own "1 charge thru musl be mature adu^i wi(h good educa CHILD CARE - infants welcome*, your Lic'd by the Mich. Dep'L of Education LOST - Cream colored male Pomerani creativity Call Cathy «<«-SSi5 thai balance Reply to Bos J66. Observ SECRETARY - new Southfield engi tion Be your own boss- 318 East Street transporation. references Plymouth t, Qualified Institution for financial aid X an, answers to "Buddy" Cbilds pet. er tt Eccentric Newspapers. J62S1 neering office, good typing, snorthand. Livonia aiea. near 1-275 464-ISS7 Chrysler Learning Center Call Now reward Ford.'Middlebeh.area.427-9238 Schoolcraft Rd Livonia. Michigan phones It correspondence. fil.OOO Call David y/alker 3SJ-9700 Rochester, Ml IF YOU ARE An LPN. LVN. or Medical 520 Secretarial & LOST: Female Shepherd (•'Sunshine"). Assistant vnia i desire to eipaod your (8140 tee paid DO YOU USE COSMETICS? -* CULTURED WOMAN desires position NIGHT CLASSES STARTING SOON Artistry has a goodxlaal for-yoa. as traveling companion for elderly Business Services small short-bair. black It tan 5 Mile & career, are have a position for you. Na BOOKKEEPER Telegraph area Reward 518 1820 tional supplemental nsrsing. care or Part time or f uU time Please call ihe promotion woman Impeccable references » Full charge, part time. Berklleey loca- Call 375-0133 EXPERT TYPING - 8 years legal Sec ganization has full time staffing coordi lion ..- - 547-9330 LOIS RAY 477-9070 department of Ihe Ob retarial eiperience Good references LOST gift, roans Pulsar wrist watch nator position available in local South- 1 WELDTECH EXCELLENT PAY server 4 Eccentric bet DAY CARE in my Oak Park borne tn- Reasonable rates Pick up & delivery Farminglon area. " 476-9286 field office Duties include staffing for BOOKKEEPER • Southiield based firm PERSONNEL ween % A.M. and 5 P.M.. fants to 5 years Teacher has 05 early avaiUble . 540-4609 temporary nuisioj service, scheduling requires experience It some education Inside work on the telephone 267-3385 LOST- Heavy gold ring, angular base SOUTHFIELD 559-0560 Call Tuesday, January 4, 1983, childhood educatioo years eiperi blue sapphire, Troy/Royal Oak are. tt performance of to-office insurance al background in accounting Send re ence Meals included 445-8915 PERSONAL TWCH SERVICES CO hysicals. plus orxalt responsibilities sume A salary requirements to boi 330 SECRETARY/RECEPTIONIST J:M710 to claim your two FREE For. Typing. Mailing. Brochures. Copy Inscription inside. Reward Call Chris foccessful candidate must be a self- Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers, We are seeking a qualified person for EXPERIENCED TELEPHONE solica RED WING TICKETS. GENERAL HOUSE CLEANING Services." Seminar Management. 9am-5pm ' 399-2018 starter who enjoys heavy telephone 36251 Scboolcrari Rd. Livonia. Michi Secretarial A Reception responsibili I do windows Handwritten Services. Cuslorrj Lamina tor for Six Mile/Telegraph area Call YOtf CAN'T LEARN, LOST, male dog. miicd. long hair, communication For immediate consid gan 46150 ties. Cood Salary 6r Benefit Package. 5S1JS00 591-2300 ext. 244 References ' tions It Resumes. Call Today 338-0272 eration, please call toll free Please respond ln person, Man. thru 478-9718 DIESEL black & while, blue & brown eyes, an CLERK TYPIST for sales office. Light Fri.vAMSPM.ai FURNITURE SALESPERSONS for THE LETTER WRITER swers to Romln, Windsor Park Sub ' 1-80O-344-4O16 REPAIR 453-0345 An Equal Opportunity Employer shipping & receiving, good telephone Fretler Appliance Co new middle middle upper type store. HAVE TWO Years of Ui schooling' Solve your problems with the proper area, reward . skills Reply by letter or resume to J6M1 Schoolcraft Rd Must have at least J years proven furni Looking for eiperience in Hi prepara letter Secretarial Services. BockJnleep - 21315 Hilltop. Soutifield. Mich . mer Call Now services Fast service, call anytime day opening for sharp aggressive people. ornighl ' 354-2259 about 4 years old. silver with back turn 855 1159 To »10.too Enthusiasm It organltation Noon.-'- 642-J914 Company training. Excellent opportuni Eiperieoced adulf female wanted to transportation Reasonable 14 Mile ing brown Reward 425-0128 babysit newborn infant in our Canton Crooks area Call 435 5*88 NIGHT CLASSES STARTING SOON great start tor this position Lou of ty Call for appointment 453-7940 MIDDLE MAN Bookkeeping Services phone & typing Crowiog company with SHARP. AGGRESSIVE Indivtdoal - borne till summer (afterwards optional LOST Shepherd/Mix. male. Un. black full-time salaried position. You will be yours or mine) 5 days per week. 7 30-5 R & K HOl'SE CLEANING SERVICE Land contracts, personal accounts, excellent benefits and advancement op NEEDLECRAFTERS - A large ocedle- rentals, small businesses face, weannt-silver choke chain, vicini trained to handle pbooe Inquiries tn our craft company needs a few good people References required- »81-1849 N •» MOTECH DIESEL ty 10 Mile & Lahser - portunities Call our clerical dept alter Woodward office Outgoing personality 6521234 3575911 RED WING 1 PM Part time or full time Top income. Call Detailed House cleaning Also offices »31-0850 essential. Age or pride eiperieoce un 9am-5pm. «55-1407 EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER - aodapartments Call (or apppointment, LOST small short haired, dog. resem TICKET SNELLING&SNELLING important. 545-4771 some babysitting. Mon Wed & Fri. oon after 12. 7715358 bles Scbnauxer. cropped tail, floppy TROY 649-5900 PART TIME • PERMANENT help, smoker, own transportation W. Bloom- COSMETOLOGISTS 523 Attorneys ears, black with some white, name. someone with flexible schedule, knowl field area 151-0547 SEEKING CLEANING JOBS Serious about your profession? pet tie Fntiie 14 St Orchard Lake Rd. WINNER edge of cooking & equipment necessary. Reasonable Rates - 4 Yrs Eiperience eiperience in advanced methods you Legal Counseling Reward 855 9816 5591300 EXECUTIVE SECRETARIES - needed SKILLS Asi for Julie 35J-78I7 EXPERIENCED Housekeeper needed References Domestic or Business •beeij. Two week sessions forming. Ap for long & short terrrt assignments to assist Mom. Moo thru Fn . Birming Call Laurie. S-SP.M 533 0003 ply for admL«ion John Ryan Center LOST Small Un 4 white dog. lost in the PART TIME positions, ladies specialty ham Bloomfield area References re for Advanced Training I-800-552-4870 area of Plymouth & Beech Daly. 11 PAY BILLS boutique, at Somerset Mall. Mon. quired Phone for Interview. 626-2335 ATTORNEYS AT LAW years old. Reward 937-9749 Ractiel Spilak UNIFORCE Thurs . Fri nights. Sun. a must, 11-5. WILL CLEAN your house, eicellenl Snort 4 Long Term Assignments Miss Hill. . 649-&003 EXPERIENCED • responsible woman I references CaH after 3pm FIRST CONSULTATION FREE LOST. Male collie, tri color, has recent 2853 N. Emmons I0OOS Woodward Birmingham to care for Infant in our Bloomfield ( 852-7425 JOIN THE EMPLOYABLES . SAT & EVE APPTS AVAILABLE ly shaved snort coal, oo collar. Answers Rochester, Ml PART TIME SALES Twp home. days. 7am - Jpm. Mon thru _ to Shadow Joy. Merriman. Ann Arbor 646-7660 We need: Eiperieoced only. Blinds." draperies, Fri 334-4204 Trail area. Reward' 427-0984 EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER WORD PROCESSORS bath accessories, wall paper 513 Situations Wanted PONTIAC D'Avanzo & Meconi For law office in South/ield Needed for Call Mrs GcJdlL! 8S&-4S1S HOUSEKEEPER. Live-In. good;home 44245 FORD RD. SUITE 101 LOST • 6- year old female Schnauier Please call the promotion „ SECRETARIES for mature & reliable person Must love I wearing red collar. Answers ti "Pep J-J days per week, possibly full time Male ' BUSINESS . - department of Ihe Ob employment Responsibilities to include (with shorthand) chlldreo Non-smoker, receol referenc per' Seven Mile/Merriman area Call REAL ESTATE es Birmingham 645-6767 ACCOUNTANT, desires small accounts. 981-5300 after 3 30 -477^3795 server 4 Eccentric bet loll charge thru trial balance. Reply Sft. TYPISTS 30 years experience. General Ledger, INSTITUTE DIVORCE ALL INJURIES ween 9 A.M. and 5 P.M., Box 35«. Observer & Eccentric News IS LIVE-IN BABYSiTTER with light all taies, payroll. Individuals or corpo 0«'r grads are getUng iobs Real Estate It Closings. Traffic. DUIL Tuesday. January 4. 1983. papers. SS151 Schoolcraft Rd . Livonia. housekeeping. In exchange for free rations. Mr. Sapu to. • 647-2 74» TRAININ No Fee - 1st Consultation1 604 Announcements to jdalm your two FREE Michigan 4S1S0 room 4 board Weekends off. lovely Paul F Joelsoo Allen I Glass SUBURBAN Plymouth area. References 420-0404 REO VYING TICKETS. EXPERIENCED. CLAIMS, CLERICAL DATA PROCESSING 5538555 553-9302 Notices EXCITING 515 Child Care 1 Fringe benefits, Soutifield area and financially rewarding U you are LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER - W Bloom WORD PROCESSING CARIBBEAN CRUISE •-need 1-2 cou- ' 591-2300 »xl. 244 CaU Mrs Barroo Office Servies desirous of making between 120.000 & field area, must love kids..references CHILD CARE In my Licensed Oak- Park MEDICAL ASSISTING F8EE PHONE ptes - leaving January 22. 1983 San J54-1J70 Rochester 651-1500 1100.000 per ynt • call us. We ofler needed, non smoker, with pwn transportrans - borne Warm 4 loving environment. Juan. Curacao. Caracas. Grenada. Mar Ution preferred CallS-5 Moo thru Fn . 7 J0A.M-6PM '' complete In-bouse training and a mas 355-0600 J ACCOUNTING 'CONFERENCE tinique. St Thomas 81,032 total Call Farmlngton 477-9840 sive advertising program J great loca CallLeslye. 545-7I39 SECRETARIAL Chuck 979 9000 FRONT DESK SOUTHFIELD LAW Firm seeks Lega* gal tions in Plymouth Contact- LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER for working CONGRATULATIONS secretary, salary commensurate with couple with 1 small child Must drive Financial Aids Available SECRETARY ability Cood. spelling & t; ig skills. • JIM COURTNEY Liberal salary plus private apartmeo.1 CHILD CARE PROGRAM - lor ages 18 Placement Assistance. ATTORNEY AT LAW 608 Transportation Able (o start immediately, II Pat for Must havencelteul recent references months to 8 >TS of age Certified teach Occupy the "spotlight'' desk in this in appointment. SS553O0 Century 21 CaU Mon thru Fri 352-8750 ers Part time 6/ full time programs Call Robert D. Mouradian CALIFORNIA OR FLORIDA BOUND- NURSES AIDES teresting firm Light shorthand is fine Located in Livonia 525-5767 Por.tiac Business Institute Ship your car. truck or cyctf by Auto SOUTHFIELD SECRETARY LIVE IN HOUSEKEEPER needed _ Live-ins needed immediately to care ill.700 to start Call after J PM. Gold House Realtors 1NFANTCARE & Toddler Program Pontile — 333-7028 Haulaway 545-2200 for patients in their home 2-5 days please Two(l) boxy partners need a Sharp Sec More for home than wages. Must have Farmff.gton 476-3145 644-7933 retary? Must have eicelieot skills, be valid drivers license & like pets. Noo in Trov. Our qualified teachers will give PICKED UP FOR DRUNK DRIVING? CARS DRIVEN to - Florida. Aniona. Must be flexible, have nursing home or SNELLING&SNELLING eiperieoced with a Dictaphone & enjoy 459-6000\ your child loving care. Oiford 628-4846 hospital and own car Call 643-031I drinker, oon smoker Call 355-1249 Madison Heights 544 8039 Initial consultation free California Low rates, insured Southfleld 353-2090 working with figures. This is )u)t the DISCOVERY CORNER 528-9191 Call Paul Joelson or Allen Glass Northland Auto 540-7044 Job for a deUlf-oriented. eiperieoced REAL ESTATE LIVE-IN Housekeeper. - For couple 5538555 OFFICE NURSE INSURANCE AGENCY office • cus •Secretary Generous salary 4 benefits. SALESPEOPLE with 2 small children Cooking, clean 1/1V1NG DAY CARE LADY wants same, share driving L ei- FOR tomer service representative, full time Send coahdential resume to. Excellent oportunlty for new & eipe ing, child care. Recent references Ex In my licensed Southiield h-me PICKED UP TOR DRUNK DRIVING? penses to Boca Raton area, mid Janu Initial consultation free ary Must be excellent driver 557-0447 HOME HEALTH AGENCY position Property & Casualty Insur Mr. Hendricks. P.O. Box «>1, rieoced Salespeople. Congenial living cellent salary 661 9010 or J5J-74S6 357-5395 A CAREER! ance experience required. Apply In per Southfleld. Mi 48037 room atmosphere. Best Plymouth loca Call Paul Joelsoo or Allen Glass Liaison position available for group ori son. Professional Insurance Associates, LIVE-IN HOUSEKEEPER to help care 5538555 H32J-So Wlyoe Rd , Wayne. •' '- START THE" NEW YEAR1 tion 5 offices in Metro Suburban De- for elderly woman. 5 days and nlgbls IN LESS THAN 609 Bingo ented nurse Activities include RN ap 4roit Nationwide Reterr) Program No cooking duties or chilo care. Private 518 Education pointment scheduling coordinating ac OFF RIGHT WITH MANPOWER. ' >rogTam Call Mary LEGAL SECRETARY needed for Troy As Jobs become available your skills Excellent training progra room with bath in lovely W. Bloomfield A YEAR • 600 Personals AMERICAN LEGION tivities of field staff, insurance claim Lou Guilbault - tor contro'entiacurtfroe l Inter & Instruction. RedfordTwp... Post 271 review, etc Prefer LPN with communi law firm. Eiperieoce preferred bul not will be in demand Accenting applica home Ability to converse tn Polish or required Excellent fer*f'ta Salary tions for the following skills Sr Typist, view. • c^^v German helpful but not required. Send ATTENTION DIETERS 15585B«chRd..-NoI5Mile ty health bjckgrotnd Applicant most Learn Top Auto Mechanic skills. Hands Xose Ihose extra Holiday pounds quick TUES. 6pm BINGO 6.45pm have typing skins & general knowledge commensurate with experience Con («5 WPMX Word Processing Operators. HITCHCOCK replies with background information to: tact Deon fof.mtemew. 879-0100 Boi Ml. Observer & Eccentric New BARTENDING on Training Eipert instructors Job ly, salely 4 expensively without loUl of bookkeeping be detail oriented & placement service for Studeots/Crads. fasting We average 10 25 pounds first (CAR1H) National Asthma Center able to work flenble hours including MANPOWER GALLERY papers. 36251 Schoolcraft Rd. Livonia, Special Holiday Discount LEGAL SECRETARY - for Birming Michigan 48150 Legal Minimum Age 18 Approved for the training ol Veterans two weeks Call 855-2482 Bingo every Tuesday - 7PM weekend rotation ham law firm, some eiperience & good TEMPORARY SERVICES OF HOMES, (Special ganies at 615) skills necessary, good salary It benefits. LIVE in to care for MS patient more ONE OR TWO WEEK (XASS Qualified institution for financial aid A LOSE WEIGHT FAST AND SAFE Amer. Legion Hall-29500 W 9 MileRd Call 552-0636 LIVONIA 478-1130 Day or Evening Classes The toeipensive way - Or Apply Call Laara 6<« O6C0 453-2210 for room and board than wages Refer Chrysler learning center Call now tip Bl^GO " TROY 585-5595 ences Plymouth area 626-0142 Free Placement Assistance For information call The Health Care Professionals SALES PERSON 525-9121 Wed 7PM 82000 in prites. Now at Joy DETROIT 965-7000 for 'growing engraving shop ln West- LOVABLE LIVE-IN to Uke care of In Hall. 8600 Halter. Westland. J blocks E POO ASSOC Legal Secretary STATISTICAL TYPIST - Secretary for land Car necessary. Cornmlssion Call fant and household in our W. Bloomfield 557-7767 ^ NUMER0LOG1CAJL CHART of Middlebelt." -525-0964- 17.000 W. 8 Mile, Southfield The seasoa is here to bring borne some Farmingtoo Hilts CPA Firm »30-5 30. 728M66 home. Able to cook, cleah & care. Some PROFESSIONAL And Reading cheer' To pay all those bills while you 478-7440 weekends off. Noo smoker, salary nego BARTENDERS SCHOOL MOTECH Call Laura after 6PM PAHALYZED VETERANS OF Ameri start a carceri Use your tjping and TELEPHONE SALES tiable, private room Call 10-5. «55-0355 267)} Soulhfield Rd. Southiield 535-1849 ca K of C Hall, J0759 ford Rd. Garden shorthand toTand this ooe, its the best TYPISTS • TEMPORARY Aggressive persoo needed for part tune 23 Schools Coast to Coast 522-9510 City. Every Mooday tjlght. 7pm, begin 504 Help Wanted opportunity under the sun.' 815.WO plus Southfleld CPA firm needs speedy Typ sales position. Experienced oofy. MATURE experienced bve-ln house ning January 3rd Office-Clerical benefits and the fee paid. Call Stacy af ists to help with the Overload during Call days 559 2234 keeper -for woman eiecutive in single ter 2 PM. the Tn Season (Feb. thru April). Data person West Bloomfield home. Non- ADMINISTRATIVE SECRETARY SNELLING&SNELLING EntrV elrperience & familiarity with TELEPHONE SOLICITORS for Soulh smoker with own car to cook, clean, en Farminglon Hills firm Is looking for ex Tat Forms • • Plus 40 Hour week - field home Improvement company. Ex tertain and assume home-responsibili perienced individual with J-5 years ex Southfield 31J-JO90 generous hourly wage. If interested, perience preferred or will train. Salary ties Winter travel to Florida. Referenc perience, to perform secretarial admin please call, 35J-2500 eit. J«4 plus commlssioo. Call Terri 352-5461 es required Call 557-7727 istrative duties Previous eiperieoce THE DETROIT with, computors also helpful Please LEGAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA THE NUMBERS! send resume to ETDS INC, 78104 Or is looking for callers to assist in their ONE CALL DOES IT ALU chard Lake rd. Farmingtoo. 41018 VARIETY JOB SECRETARIES Annual Fund raising campaign which Place yoor classified want ad in T^l Small suburban firm has immediate will run thru May. in Soutifield. Full or Suburban Detroit's finest market ' •Experienced legal secretaries needed opening for person with typfng of «0 part time position, lrJOpm - frJOprn. The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers [for permanent & temporary assign- Moo thru Fri.. with occasional Satur ; and good figure aptitude for diversified 591-0900 Wayne meats in the metro & suburban areas position Good telephone manner & J day work Past doners & inew pros Apply Now! ^ .Call now or send me yoer resume . yean recent office experience Is Deed" pects will be contacted Guaranteed 644r.1Q70 Oakland • ALL FEES EMPLOYER PAID hourly wage with Incentive, paid train ed. Companipai y offers good starting sal 852-3222 Rochester/Avon ary a.' ' --- ing & free parking. For a pnone Inter Secretaries and benefits including denial" Call view, call J522057 or J52-S6I1, Mon- Use your Visa or Master Card JOANNE today (or a personal Interview. thru Fri, between 1-30pm-530pm. Executive Secretaries An Equal Opportunity Employer, MATURE, Responsible woman to baby Stenographers PEMANENT STAFF sit ooe child In my home, daytime 6444(17Oakland County 6 MANSFIELD TWO (J) GOOD SUBUR BAN ROUTES Cood wages References Livonia. Word Processors LIVONIA 522-5»210 Now Available- Earn op to UOO. week 278-9235 Data Programmers YOUNG EXPANDING company now ly -. Part-time. For interview, phone MATURE WOMAN to live In 1 parent LEGAL Interviewing for challenging rewarding Divisional Office. '. . 4.76-2534 home 4 assist with 7 year ofd while mother works References required and Come to Work for position in our billing office- Applicant WANTED • aggressive, ambitions hard PERSONNEL should be a proficient typist with a posi working persoo (or sales pnone work. provided Afler 5pm. 553-4263 - The Top Paying- tive attitude toward working with peo Must work well with people, experi- TOP OF TROY - ple. Also prefer college background or MOTHER'» helper needed. Prompt, re Temporary Help Service 755 W. Big Beaver. Soil* J09 enced preferred Southfield 'location . sponsible loving woman for boys. 7 4 4 equivalent Some computer eiperieoce Call between 10 5 569-6522 Troy.Mi 48084 helpful but not necessary. AppN- J1655 years. 4 day week 4 every oilier-week * «13430 Grand River between 6 Mile & Lahser. end. 5.45an> 4:J0pm. Cleaning, some Eves & Weekends. 851-:058 driving Noo smoker References. ' VyaVie County " 507 Help Wanted Canton - 981-J318 591-0900 MEDICAL COMPUTER OPERATOR Southiield area. Experienced only. Full 505 Help Wanted Pari Time NURSING StVDENT wanted (or part time Days 35»-S905.or After 7PM.. time oousenold\horc3 for elderly worn 5448379 Food-Beverage BODY MOTION desires aerobic dance an In Plymouth area Must be G.M.S. instructors. Part time. For training in- tnistworthv nor%nrt» .»1, r> ASSISTANT KITtmrO^NApER lA^mH^ --.I! •.Mm*.. Ifl • .. j,m EJperliMW. qollily mir 6443321 available lorerran«V 453-8174 , GENERAL OFFICE POSITION to heltip supervise • hlghiglh volume, large RELIABLE, mature kUffed kitchen operation. ApplA; y Inper- BOOKKEEPER/RENTAL ACENT. to clean my son, OSheehan's Tavern, bouse, 10 hours a wee) References re- MANAGEMENT Light office experience and a 35450 Grand part lime. Must be eiberlenced. quired. Farmingtoo Hi/ area Please River. Farmlngton Hills. Romulus Call Mr. Myers, ' call after 6pm. v- pleasant telephone person 595-4615 47886( Rochester-Avon- Twp SERVICE BERNARD!^ RESTAURANT at Ap- ality required for this entry- plegate Square,. J9855 Northwestern BOWLING COUNTER days 4 eves. RESPONSIBLE WOMAf to babysit In- Experience rfqalred, fant boy in my Ply-moot borne. Morn- levet position. Starting salary Hwy, accenting applications Tuesday Southfleld area. Ings. Mon. • Frt 11 am to 4 pm for Cooks, Waitresses. 444 4610 4597449 The New Approach to $700 per month, plus full Waltrert. Dishwashers, Cashier, Host COOK FORlXay care center, part lime, SITTER FOR nine yeit girL 7am- Temporary Help ,. benefits. Interested parties ess and Busboys ,8 30am. Mooday thru " minimum wage, eiperleocepref erred. keeping oo Friday* Loo The numbers call 362-2188 on. Tuesday. COOKS • Table help, bar people,, 3 vts. Troy area. Call between »arffl lam «** \ * JohnR. &9-17I8 Jan. 4 Or Wednesday, Jan. 5 eiperieoce necessary, Call before III. M 641-8480 am, ask for Pete. Uyonii, 2(1-5551 are In your between 12;30& 3;30 pm. EXCELLENT PA.Y1 SITTER, cart time, my home. 1 cclld. An Equal Opportunity Employer Inside work oo lie telephone. lVlO«m-S" JOpm 16 Mi!e - John R area 29701 W. Six Mile HOSTESS ATTRACTIVE. Must be able CajJMindyMi-3ly_JJ 3129r , after 5pm 521 981» OFFICE WORK . to work days and weekend nlghti. Ap CaU favor If you -Suite 140A- Part time for local V/esttind Insurance ply between J and 5. The • 326-471¾ -. , . Chalet, »M5 Plymouth Rd. Livonia sflRTlel p Wanted Livonia, Michigan- agency. CaU . 32WS01 KEYL1NER - TYPESETTER NIGHT SALAD PERSON WANTED who can handle markup. Experienced Couples dial one of Apply is person, Farmingtoo EUu, only! Pari-time, opportunity lot. Man- Call for Appointment ONE CALL DOES JT ALU 246« Orchard Uie Rd. near 10 mile, Jgerxhlp. UvooU shop. 535-4379 Place your classified want ad In Farmingtoo Hilts. Se< Bob Masters. APARTMENT - Suburban Detroit's finest market. >a. MATURE ADULTS for part time pbooe these to place you 427-7660 The Observerk Eccentric Newspapers' OUTGGING PERSON for fast food. Ex- Interviews with growing medi"a re- •MANAGER nerlenc* helpful, but will tr.aln. A'pply search firm No tales. For Suburban complex. Apartmeot. 591-0900 Wayne In person Moo-Fri, Whata Potato, In 3544»» J54-49J7 utilities' plus salary. Experienced In* Observer & Eccentrlc^classffied ad. Broadway Mkl. (4 Mile* Middlebelt management and maintenance. Refer 644-1Q70 Oakland Part Time/Temporary Position . ences. Call Mod. llni Fri.»to 5. WAITRESS or Walter, wanted Hon. 852-3222 Rochester/Avori Conducting work siop for tn« unem One call does It all-^and will Us« your Visa or Master Card thro Fri, days, tome early evening. Bell Bar, 15535 W. t Mile DetroiL ployed. Varied afternoon boors; Experi PABT TIME OFFICE wort » am to ) J4IM2I ence In placement or vocational coon- 352-2013 put extra cash In yourbudgetl ATTENTION pm. Moo. tArv. Fr" i IS". per booru\. PobtPhtVX •elltig/assessmenl necessary. Various An Equal Opportunity Employer tortatetvler »36-1003 •locations ln iouti Eastern Mlchigao. RESIDENT MANACERS 506 Help Wanted Car necessary. CtllCkris ai 333-745) Malura, must betxjierienctd. Complex SECRETARIES RECEPTIONIST/CLERK • bxuuc* Ah Eqo^l Opportunity Emplojer . Call today, of net, fall time, of ric*«iperfeoce ' Sales ln etcess of JW unl U. Ref erejjces. TYPISTS-60 WPM required. Apply In person, SALES CLERK' ,'-.••••-.. »)»ll fco/essieoal Insurance Associates, A+AAAABESTftATINO WORD PROCESSORS WISoCWayixRd,, Wayne.- ' Arf'roo lookinj for • at* professloot 511 Entertainment Farmers Insurance Croup offers fre« Uoderslandlni o( pins 4 Archery Deed We luvtwork In ike downtown tod tub- I ed. Must b* flexible. Apply In person, A BAND for your Uslehln* I, Dancing training wiUgiar'»D(« per month. , Jan. 6,1(1). mil SIX Mile, Uvoola. urban; areas' for those who have any of after training, -Sort part Um*. Call; Pleasure. Som« Winter & Spring Date* theibote skills. • Oay.,»ll-5J24. . Eva? «7-4X05 "Th* Sound Mef than t»" .RECEPTIONIST ADVERTISING CAREER/SALES 508 Help Wanted CAU FOR APPOINTMENT ProfeuioOal appearance,- txeelltnt Pocket Savers'* rapidly poirin| A ex (eleBhOhe volte. «llqueU», ltd panding Internaflooal corporation of Domestic, PROFESSIONAL - LlgM & Sound En- tertalnmeoL. ANY OCCASION; Class ItVONIA -. demeanor required. Qualified appli ten id excellent opportunity foe high BABVSiTrER for « moolh old. our 526-0330 financial rewards and/or. -francali^ Reooksos. Bowling BanqoeU Weddings, DEARBORN; cants must hart previous switchboard Novl home, tailUrn*, day*. . Schools. Ovtr 40« selection*.,97« play $65-8060 eiperieoce, minu-parn It fear*. SortlV ownership. Individual will be respoosl •hat TOOrequest . Call for appL to vUit SOUTHFIELD 669-7500 field location, jpooo*,' - - .'-• — ble for maintaining eiiitifig accounts ij our showroom for a demoostratloo. well as developing new business FuD BABY SITTER, malm-* woman to car* • Oorn>Dlhc«W/thU».W»»r« WARREN ••' 077-0860 trainin^r.™.^^.g program, eicelieo^ t caree„.r pat^uh, <<****"«M WmyT^awm«»«t»>ii .-- • - - -- ^* '.'-.- 557-7700,'Ext 544 which comtjtoe* Bi(h lacoovt/tile* W ****-.January OJOOJB Jur*. Rtfereoc- cesi/and management potential Call tt and own trajsporUUoo. 6411955 DANCB WITH ME PRODUCTIONS SECRETARIES • TYPISTS Mr. Dnenals. MitU 7» WPM, r*«d*l for trl-cHr area. Tem BABVSITTER .^,7,^.. M«* J ^^ '"»• - 699-2705 porary posItJoos. ',' kfcoool, 7 to. 8 45 AM, afternoon* after* AVERY GORDON, Magician extra.of- Temporary b>« 12B*(R.W,G-10B) O&E Monday. January 3,1983, 820 Autos Wanted 622 Trucks For Sale 824 Jeeps A Other 825 Sports A 860 Chevrolet 866 Ford 874 Mercury 876 Oldsmobile 880 Pontlac Imported Cars ORAM) LEMAMS. 197» wagon, »1.000 VW 19J0 PICKUP, front wWd drive. . 4-Whee! Drives CAMARO 1977- 6, automatic, power FAJRMONTS 4 ZEPHYRS - lfiJ'a^, 4 CAPRI 1973. JA.0O0 original mlfes, an-, OMEOA 1961,4. door, air, doorlockJ, We'll Buy Your steering-brakes, stereo, rear defrost, tomatk, needs minor work. $900c+ best miles, power, »ir, good, wodiiloa. 1 1J.0M mile* Asking {4,493. Hines DATSUN 1931.110, 4 speed, air condi doors, « cylinders, automatics, low am-fnf tape, excellent cooditjoo. »500 GMC 197« Jimmy. 57,000 mile*. OMC Newexhaost.13100. 353-453» miles. Fiv* 15) to choose from. Your offer. Must sell, AJter 5pm «45-559« miles, U.I50. ' 361-431» owner, IW »49-711« Used Car or Truck. Pa/k Uncoln-Mercury/ • 413-3036 197» Jimmy, 17,000 miles. Jeep 1911 tioning, amfm stereo, r*a/ defoggcr, ALL MAKES 4 MODELS J9mpg. good cooditioo, J4195. 34*-«17, CAMARO 197« RalJy Sport. J05.V8, au Choice • »6.4» BUI BIXWD Ford, 35000 CAPRI 1979 Hatchback. 17.000 miles, GRAND PRIX, l»7«.»«0«orbejtoffe*."' Pick-up, J5.000 mile*. Top Dollar paid Plymouth Rd. at Wayne Rd. 411-70O0 foe trucks! InleroaUooal Motor*. « .. «4-749* tomatic, power steering k brakes, AM like sew. 5 0 litre motor, automatic, air. REGENCY l»»J, »8. 4 door, dart Woe, - . 719-174» 823 Vans FM. rvst proofed. Very good eooditlon. gages, tachometer, power steeriog- loaded, low mileage Days, ((MIM. (31-3304 DATSUN 1981 • 310 OX, $ speed, air, Eve*. ...-•• «41-725» CRAND PRIX 197» Fully loaded, Bill Brown CHEVY 19S0. 350 Van. autom.atic.oow- Musi see. »1700 firm. 349-77«} Erakes, stereo," console, floor shi/i. INTERNATIONAL SCOUT f9*f», body cassette, moonroo/. 11,000 mile*. FORDS-1982 other extras. «3700. «31-349« 93.000 oniles, needs paint' »«50. or bes<- -USEDCARS- " er steering, brakes. Insulated, (5700 or »5.475. > 33413M pEGENCY-98, 197». excellent condi best offer. J4MJ05 needs work, but reliable transportation. CAPRICE 197? COMPANY CARS tion, loaded, -must sell. (4,993/best of »54^0 Plymouth Rd, Livonia «3.000 miles, $75«, Evea «474537 All Models AvaQable! CAPRI .1931. automatic, air. stereo 421-7000 HONDA 1980, Accord. Hatchback, air, $ "CLASSIC tape, sunroof, cruise. • Only »5.995. fer. ... 471.1139 GRAND PRIX 1980, »9,00» miles, air. DODGE MAXl-VAN JEEP 1973 Wagooeer. wood grabf speed, Jensen stereo, excellent coodt- Air fooditiooing. ArnFm. cruise. Tu Hfnes Park Uocoln-Mercury 4»5-»03» -ftrH-powefrcrube,- ttMy wheels, rear Uofl. Texas car, $5100 (34-6564 TORONADO,1979 Moon roof, toaoed, defrost »4,99». . , , <" NEED CARS?! have sellers. 1977 33,000 miles, full power, air, lilt, cruise, tor* Paint. Very Sharp. Only «3.635. eitellert^coodilMn . 50,000 miles, Automatic transmission. Power, steer aluminum wheels. 13.995. COUGAR XR7, 1977, 55,000 actual Art Moran Pohtiac - GMC Selling cars? 1 have buyers. HONDA 1980 Civic, J speed, fm cas miles, rustproofed, alr„ stereo. $317»r • »7,350. 341-4J15 Nalloowide Service , ing 4 brakes. Very Clean. Onlv 13.485. sette, new radlals, brakes & exsaost per month Telegraph North of II Mile A/1 Moran Pontlac - GMC WITH ESTABLISHED GOOD CRE0.H «45-9741 Call for Information. 313-437-1555 »3.150 or best reasonable offer. . JACK CAULEY TORONADO, 1982 353^9000 Telegraph North of 1J Mile $51-6079.968-4410 , •QQVCAn -mt-7, 197*. Fully «uipped- -CHEVROLET- ' trades Accepted! Save No* Full Price $ 10.999. UNMANS, 1977.» door, air • / • • 353-9000 HONDA. 1980, Hatchback, Accord. LX. You can buy • Nearly New 1931 Ford ^Navy with chamois. »!895,0'Hara Dat- conditioning. gWS.O'Hara Dals64,- ORCHARD LAKE RD. sun,35«5S Plymouth Rd. 415-3311 WHVTAKE LESS? JACK CAULEY automatic,.air. low mileage. »4900. Ex Between l«i 15 Mile Rds. for as low as »1«9-per month with No ERHARD BMvV 3545^)11)0001 Rd. 413-33H LUV 1979 cellent cooditioo- 393-3907 Money Down.- Your Old C*r need not be WEPAY'TOPSFOR -CHEVROLET - . 4x4 PICKUP . 855-9700 paid for. Wejjav off any balance owing. LN-7,1941.. Air, stereo. 4 speed, black. SOUTHFIELD, 352-6037 PHOENIX, I»«0. power sfc*ring/ -ForlnforraaUon _ cat) „Oojy IJ.0O0 miles- »«.«95. Hines Park brake».-hlr, AMFM s(ereo, low mlfe- YOUR CAR OR TRUCK ORCHARD LAKE RD. Mikado (rim. 4 speed transmission, air JAGUAR. I»l. E-type, Y-ll converti CAPRICE. 1981..A door, »400 miles, UncoUf-Mercury «25-303« Between 14 AllMtleRds. conditioning, camper lop $5.135 ble, 2 tops, silver-grey, good cooditioo, MR. RYAN, - 421-7000 WIDE SELECTION OF age,$4,730.CaH 47/-76«7 464-710» loaded. Royal Seal tires, plush Interior. 855-9700 »5950. ' «4S4>«5 S50O0 Plymouth Rd,- Dealer • MARQUIS 1972. low mileage,.power LATE MODEL..:. Matthews Hargreave - JACK CAULEY steering-brakes, cruise, air, 4 door. MAZDA 1979. CLC Sport, 5-speed. tint CAVALJER 1931- 4 door, grey, 4 speed, £ORD 1981 EXP,' * speed. Jet 8lack »450. \ . Call after 6pm, 464-J304 USEO CARS AVAILABLE FORD 197$. . ., ed glass, extras Excellent coodjtjoo. Chevrolet . <.- . - CHEVROLET - power iteerfng-bcales. air, stereo, wilh angel white Interior. $3,984, - '•• AT..- REDWING ' CHATEAU ORCHARD LAKE RP- $1900. 415-(165 cruise, $5895. 349-5393 MARQUIS, 1977'Brougham, 4 door. Wooowardflt'lOMIIe . » Passenger V«VCaptains-seals, Air. Between 14 4 15 Mile Rd?. AVIS FORD 55,000 miles, excellent Interior, good MiZDA J9S1 RX7 CS, loadeJ. excellent txterioV snow tires, fully, powered, TrCKIsT^ conditioning. AmFro stereo Very . "855>9700 coodiUoa Best offer, 641-4451 CHEVETTES 1980 Telegraph at 1! Mile 398-8800 Sharp Os)y $3,485. 354-3100 stereo, »2800 or best offer Call after . 144DOORS-. «Jm. 641-1032 '••' GAGE•••! TOYOTA, 1973 land cruiser, low mile MERCEDES BENZ 197», »0. Eicep- Automatic transmissions & 4 Speeds CRANADAl 1978,1979 6 1980s... , WINNER JACK CAULEY' age. Excelle»4-«podition 4 wheel drive. tlooal/WKliUoo. »45O0.Call An aL Some with Air CoodiUoning.: Four (*) to 7 lo choose from... 1 doors. 4 doers MARQUIS 1977. low miles, power, air. 821 Junk Cars Wanted $1400. Also 1971 Toyota laad cruiser. «31-9563 or 616-4O0O choose from Priced from »1.635. Nicest selection. In town.' OLDSMOBILE - CHEVROLET - $1800/ - 797-411» »1.888 ORCHARD LAKE RD. MERCEDES BENZ 1970, 180SEL, 4 Bill Brown Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd. ALL DRIVEABLES " JACKCAULEY «t Wayne Rd. • . 421-7000 150to »200 4 up for driveable hinkcars 8/t*j*o 14 4 15 Mile R.ds. TOYOTA 1979. F-700 Only 10.000 door,immaculate,shape, $6500. AVIS FORD . 399-3200 1 - CHEVROLET- 4 trucks. Call us before joo sell 7 days 855-9700 miles, S speed with 1 apeeJ rear axJe. Call after Jbm 531-5330 LTD 1978- Air, more. Very good condi Telegraph-alllMile (OpenMeo.4Thurs.tit9). * Susan Felten a week Quick p!ck-uJ: • »34 «3« »AVE! ORCHARD LAKE RD. tion 54,000 miles, $1650 or best offer. 354-3100 11243Waveriy FORD I97LCHATEAr i—O* —bVAN* , dual air North Bros 411-137« MERCEDES 197» - 180SE. Sunroof, leather, low miles. $15,995, . 334-1301 * Between 14 6.15 MUe Rds. 525 432» MARQUI&I979 Brougtum, full power, 876 Plymouth privacy glass,-cmtse, stereo. $4,995. cruise control. Michelo tires, spare I' Plymouth, Ml • Junk Cars - Trucks - 855-9700 LTD, 1980, 4 door, loaded, low mileage. FURY. 1972 wagon, good mechanical Mines Part Lincoln-Mercury 415-303« PEUGEOT 1981, 505 STD, sun roof, au- never used. Beautiful burgundy finish coodition, good interior, asking $«50. Late Model Wrecks 825 Sports & $4995 «419581 Asking »5,195.. Hincs Park LlDCOln- FORD 1973, Chateau super wagon, 301, toputic. 4 door, ill options, »11,000. CHEVETTE 197». Rally Sport. Excel Call after 4pro. 722-554J Please call the promotion 3 speed, power brakes, radio. « passen Imported Cars ' «16-4115 lent condition. »145» 331-3531 Mercury 425-303« WE TOW MAVERICK, 1975. 2 door automatic, FURY 197», runs good, needs brakes. department ol the Ob ger. 39.900 miles. Tuff-coat. $4450 CHEVETTE. 1980. 4 door, automatic. MONARCH 1979. 302 engine, 23.000 AMERICAN A 57«-1844 PORSCHE 912 good condition, $1200. »300 firm. 352-343» server A Eccentric bet " AUDI 5000S ower brakes, deluxe Interior/lights. 7213241 miles, like oew.-loaded. »3300 firm. Summer Car • Winter Price' 417-5577 ween 9 A.M. and 5 P.M.. AUTO WRECKERS, INC. FORD, 1979. Parcel Delivery Van. 1981 Onty'7,000 miles, fully equipped 4 1.000 miles. »3100. Clean. 553-467» HORIZON TC-3.1979. Air conditioning, ready for delivery to You. Only *J 1.888. UnbeUsvable Low Price for Ihls exotic r MAVERICK 1977. 1 door, automatic, stereo. 4 speed. $2195 OHara Datsun, Tuesday. January 4, 1983, Excellent condition and rare"car. Needs a loving owner. COSftORTIL 1974 Vega. 51 000 miles, power, air. This Week's Special • $1,499 MONTEGO 1969. V-8. automatic, me J5«55 Plymouth Rd. - • *• — 425-3311 to dalm your two FREE 268-1090 JACK DEMMER FORD 7114540 black & white, collectors item, »3.000 chanical 4-interior, In excellent condi? («11 free ERHARDBMW ERHARDBMW , tioo. Runs welL»550 336-3942 REOWINd TICKETS. FORD. 1980, E100 brown Van, « cylin or best offer, must sell. «74-1469 HORIZON I960- Red. low mileage. log- $5 extra with this ad SOUTHFIELD 352-6037 SOUTHFIELD 252-6037 gage rack, excellent cooditJon, oo aJr. JUNK CARS WANTED der, 4 speed, overdrive, power steering, IMPALA 1971 - 54,000 original miles, AVIS'FORD .MONTEGO, 1973. power steering 4 asking »3900. Call alter 5pm «49-571« S91-230O»Xt.2«4 Dead Or Alive radio, $1300. 453-1114 BMW 197«, 3.0 S.M door sedan, auv power steering-brakes, A-l mechanical Telegraph at 11 Mile brakes, air, amfm cassette, good condi .354-3100 High Dollar Paid FORD. 1981, Conversion Van, peofes- leather seats, sunroof, automatic trans condition-»900./bes!-Eves, 540-4035 tion, »550. 689-4024 SCAMP 1973, runs good, clean Interior, Bill Wild Aula Salvage 326-2080 mission, metallic silver, 1^100.844-1888 some rust. »500 or best offer. 595-479« slocilly done. Like new. low miles! IMPALA, 1975. power Steering, brakes, MONARCH 1979. Chia. 4 door, loaded, JACK DEMMER FORD 711-6560 RED WING very clean, low mileage. $3,995. CONGRATULATIONS BMW 31»i 1981. Silver, metallic with windows, door locks, rear defogger. 876 Oldsmobile VOLARE 1976 Premier, 4 door, 822 Trucks For Sale am-fm stereo, air. »700 »54-1584 «243604 mechanically - very sound «1.893.. GMC 1977 5 Passenger Window Van, black cloth, loins group, sunroof, al -CUTLASS S 1977, V8. air. power steer loaded. 531-1437 loys. Excellent, $11,000. «81-1004 TICKET MUSTANGS. I979-'80-81 & '81's. Best After 5pm. 512-3804 CAMPER TOP for li too pick-up «150. IMPALA I960 Station Wagon 13.000 selection in town' From $3,695. Bljl ing 4 brakes, FM. tilt. »1950. «41-200« PHOENIX I980. 4 door, excellent co* or best offer. J22-3782 SPdBTSMAN 1981. Larg^e Selection! BMW mites, air, full power, stereo, luggage Brown Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd, at — : VOLARE 1977 stalioowagon. automat- ditlon. »4,000. 533-4531 WINNER rack. »5,495. CUTLASS 1976, California car. power jp. t. 55.000 miles, many deluie lea. CHEVY. 1978. Uv. excellent cooditioo Factory officials! New Arrivals! WayneRd. ' 411-7W0 TRANS AM 1979- 10th. Anniversary Hurry's steering, brakes, am-fm. air, no rusC lures. Carage kept $1.«50. »»«-9660 Low mileage. «300. 522 3782 Art Moran Pontlac - GMC ' MUSTANG 196«. Coupe, 289 autopratic. great shape. »2350 or offer ' «2^-5987 Ltd. Edition.' Too many options to list CRESTWOOD DODGE VOLARE 197» Statioo Wagon, (Aril $6500. or best offer. 635-2940 CHEVY 1980 Pickup H ton. AM FM, « "Ask for Used Cars' 411-5700 320i • Telegraph North of II Mile candy apple, nice interior, no body rust, CUTLASS: 1977 Supreme, 4 door, auto- cai. no salt), power steering, air. auto cylinder. J speed, good MPG. I S3 50 or 353-9000 •:>- $150» Ask for Barbara 349-4708 malic, air. power, good condition. matic, luggage rack. »1.800.. " 474-7««l TRAIL DUSTER, 1979, Royal SE Pam Macfoce MONTE CARLO. 1979, Laodao.* cylin best offer. Also Chevy 1973 Lov. 4 cyl MUSTANG. 1976, V-t. automatic, pow I2J00-- 616-9918 884 Volkswagen inder. I speed, AM FM. good MPG. 15.000 miles, only »6.795 32960 Indiana der, loaded, air, 3.7.000 miles. »4-5« VOLARE 1978. 41.000 miles,« cylinder, . CRESTWOOD DODGE Must see to appreciate 475-61W er steering 4 brakes, radio, air, 65,000 CUTLASS. 1977 Supreme Brougham. amfm. lilt wheel, power brakes, most BUG 1974, no rust, runs excellent, best »1850 or best offer. 397-3904 528e Livonia, Ml miles, good cooditioo. some rust, "Ask for Used Cars' 411-5700 37.000 One-Owner miles $3,493.. Hines sell Best offer over »7700 459-14«» offe*. - 522-270« MONTE CARLO 197«, am-frh auto »1.55«. - 420-0965 Park Lincoln-Mercury 42V3036 CHEVY 1982 RABBIT, 1975, excellent cooditioo. matic, air. cloth interior, 4 new tires, DO MUSTA7>'G."l9f7 Chia. new engine Au- -BEAUVILLE- 824 Jeeps & Other rust, eicellent. »1575 453-8106 CUTLASS. 1981 Supreme Brougham 880 Pontlac blue. »1800. 522-3039 t Passenger'Vao - Trallering Special 733i Please daJI'the promotion tomatic. low miles,excellent condilioo. coupe, loaded, «(800 or best offer. 350 engine Air conditioned. AmFro 4-Wheef Drives 18 pre-owoed. BMW autos, "77 thru '81 depari/Ti4nJ of the Ob MONTE CARLO, 1978. excellenl coodi Air. stereo, rear defrost »3000 533-6231 6S9-0J79 BONNEVILLE, 1979. Brougham. 4- RABBIT 1981- Diesel. 4 door. 5-speed. stereo Loaded' Factory Of tidal! 10 9% See them in our beautiful, indoor show server & Eccentric bet tion, air. AM FM stereo, loaded. »3600 door, loaded, »4795 641-37J1 air. am-fm stereo, undercoaled. excel A PR Available. lAVR BLAZER K5 19976, 4 wheel drive, good room ween 9 A.M. and 5 P.M., orbestolfer. 437-3301.437-551» MUSTANG. 1977 2 door coupe, radio DELTA ROYALE 1979 4 door^VC lent condition. $4800. 464-8266 coodjtloo, $11« . 4534106 and beater, economy car, »129 down. loaded, 38.000 miles, eicellent condi BONNEVILLE, 1979. mint-condition, 1 ERHARDBMW Tuesday. January 4, 1983, MONTE CARLO, 1977 Special' $119» »129 per Mo. tion, »4,150. »53-3781 door, full power, metallic silver,-red RABBIT 19»! Diesel, 51mpg,-sunroof. JACK CAULEY CHEVY 1979, Blaier, Cheyenne. Auto to claim your two FREE full price. O Hara Datsun. 35655 Plym- MUSTANG. 1975 4 cylinder, radio and valour 4 wood grain Interior trim, AM-FM,-low miles. Wlfes car $49iO - CHEVROLET - matic. Showroom New! $7,195. SOUTHELD . 352-6037 RED WING TICKETS mthRd. 475-3311 beater, beautiful condition, »129 down, DELTA Royale 1971. automatic, power white walls, 4 channel stereo. 34,000 firm. 397-3904 North Bros. •• . 411-117« »99 MO steering-brakes, air. A-l cooditioo. miles. «44-8026 ORCHARD LAKE RD. - CELICA 1981 (Toyota),} sunroof, rear MONTE CARLO 1976. stereo, fir. pow- Days, 847-4400-. after «pm, »51-5944 SUPER BEETLE 1973. new paint, good defrost «.300 miles. $6.500.. »1-117» 591-2300 «xt. 244 BOTH WITH 1 YR LMT. WARRANTY Bet*eeol4 4l5MileRds. _ -CHEVY 1979 • er ste«rvng-brakes-wlodows-tn.nk, good 35545 Michigan Ave. West. Wayne • FIREBIRD 1980.1 cylinder, automatic, heat, eicellent in 4 out $17507offer coodiUoo'$1.400- 471-5151 DELTA 88 ROYALE 1977.4 door. g««d am-fm stereo, cast aluminum wheels, 417-1049 855-9700 • SUBURBAN CORVETTE CUSTOM PAINTING t, fi OPEN DAILY. SAT, 10 TO 2 * coodition, new transmission, cruise con DODGE 1973. pick-cp. 125. slant 6. berglass repairs. December special, 1 full power, air, defroster, 24.500 miles. 4*4 SILVERADO MONZA 1979 Coupe, 4 cylinder. AUTOLAND, 728-31(10- trol, air. many extras, »11»5._ »51-1141 »3900. Call between 9 to 5 pm. «43-0300 VW Bug, i973. bright new paint, DO power steering 4 brakes, 55.000 miles, 3 Sealer, wilb plow, air conditioning. color $750. 10 years experience. Cre CONGRATULATIONS 4 speed, sunroof, stereo, undercoat. rust, re-boilt engine, steel belted radi- excellent condition. $2600 or best offer. AmFm stereo CB Loaded, low mileage ative Designs, 1675 Telegraph, 334-5580 Good condition. »3000 476-4674 MUSTANC. 1979. air, stereo, sunroof. 4 DELTA »» 1977,4 door, power steering CRAND AM 1975. automatic, power als, FM stereo, 4 speed. $1500 or best 522^710 brakes, air. anvfm. defog. 1 owner. »AVE! CORVETTE. 1981. Collectors Edition. cylinder. 4 speed, excellenl cooditioo. steering-brakes, air. 59.000 miles. Must offer. 641-4949 NOVA 1977. 6 cylinder automatic, pow »3600 459-9270 $2800. • 461-777« sell! »1.075/offer. 5«l-4599 FORD. 1987. F100 pick up truck.6 cyl 1500 miles, all options, $19,400. Call af RENAULTFUEGO 1982 er sleering & brakes, air. »1950. Call at- VW 1971, Super Beetle, convertible, re inder. 4 speed, dual tanks. No air. Lots JACKCAULEY ter 5PM 649 0133 Automatic transmission, 4 speed trans ler6 476-8641 MUSTANG 1979 6hti. 5.0 engine. 4 DELTA 88 1979 Royale. 4 door, loaded, GRAND LEMANS, 197«, yght blue, air. built engine, new top 4 seal covers, au of options. »6500 After 5pm^ S37-8W4 -CHEVROLET- DATSUN 1978,110. new cloUA. tires It mission, air conditioning. AmFm sler- speed, air. power steering-brakes, V-« excellent coodition, most sell. »1.200 or excellent coodition, with snows »3.000. tomatic, radio, good cooditioo 4 run brakes, rear de-Troster, amfm cassette, eo Two(l) to choose from. Only 87,785. top. Asking »3.995. Hines Park Lincoln- best offer S4»"5552 435-0175 ning order. $1600. 646-9139 FORD 1982, F-150 XL, 6 cylinder, aoto- ORCHARD LAKE RD. Mercury 425-303« rnalic. low miles. IAVE. 30mpg. 30 MPG, »1500 981-4150 ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI Between 14 4 IS Mile Rds. JACK CAULEY Place your classified want ad in North Bros' 471137« DATSUN 1981 Station Wagon, aotoma[- MUSTANG 1980 Chia. Brown, sunroof, ' . 855-9700 -CHEVROLET- Suburban Detroit's finest market air. automatic, stereo, power doorlocks, JEEP l»79. CJ7 RENECADE Only FORD BRONCO 1981. 6 cylinder, 4 ic, blue, power brakes, AmFm stereo The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers cassette, air, tinted glass, cteth interior. ORCHARD LAKE RD. S«,000 miles, »4«00. Call between 9 and 25,000 miles »AVE! speed, overdrive. $AVE!! 5 pm , J4S-0S0O North Bros 42MS76 North Brof 411037« 15.000 miles. $4.800.. 473-1457 BetweeoH&lSMiteRds. 591-0900 Wayne 855-9700 6^4-1070 Oakland MUSTANC. 1980. Hatchback, ttr. ster 852-3222 Rochester/Avon eo. 4 speed, low miles, extra clean, ex START 1983 OUT RIGHTi SAAB 900 TURBO tra sharp' »4.995. * Use your Visa or Master Card CRESTWOOD DODCE 1981, 4 door, blue metallic- ThB New 'Ask for Used Cars' 411-5700 INVENTORY Car Trade-in is ready to go" Buy Now at VEGA 197» Estate Wagon, power steer Only ing 4 brakes. AM FM, air, bit, «1200. MUSTANG. 1980.1 door.« cylinder, REDUCTION SALE! 593-1343 or «41-7652 automatic, power steering, brakes, rear With 9,988 VEGA 1977. automatic. 4 cylinder, defog. amfm cassette. Excellent coodi ERHARD BMW hatchback good oo gas Lew mileage. tion, $3900 348-5081 $1600 cash. • 5374197 MUSTANG 1981. hatchback. T-roof. Ypu Can Start The New Year Off Right SOUTHFIELD 352-6037 cassette stereo, lock spoke wheels, 862 Chrysler riebart, warranty, $5600 Livonia Chrysler-Plymouth With Big Savings! After «pm 433-4498 Sunshine . LEBARON 1979. Town 4 Country sta MUSTANG 1981 4 cylinder, 4 speed, tion wagon, full power, all options. stereo, rear defroster, 13.000 miles, 44.000 miles. $1,250 Days 562-3560. $5000or best offer, after «.»m.522-14«4 OVER E211 CARS & TRUCKS — Honda evenings 4 weekeods 682-0266 Inc. NEWPORT. 1974. S4.090 miles, air, power steering 4 brakes. »1:000. Excel- ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI TO CHOOSE FROM Sale feot condition. 661-5835 352-3850 Place your classified want ad in Suburban Detroit's finest market •SALES NEW YORKER. 1977. 4 door, loaded. The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers Save $ 100s Good shape. Will sell or trade on van '83 ESCORT L '83 ESCORT L 425-3345 591-0900 Wayne Accords. Civics 2 door, automatic, and full factory 4 Door Wagon NEW YORKER 1982 - Sth Avenue. Lux 644-1070 Oakland • SERVICE KJ -BODYSHOP equipped. Electric deTroster. AM radio. fuU- Preludes - ury Croup? Astro roof with 5 Year • 852-3222' Rochester/Avon 50.000 MJe Warranty. Sales J?riced .-, 1 factory 60 months financing Use vw Visa or Master Card Stock#E-659 SCQ7A75* ! $11,195 5970 equipment. $CHQC81* Over 50 to ' CRESTWOOD DODGE PINTO 1973, good coodiUoa re-boilt •PARTS 6095 -Ask for Used Cars'. 421-5700 engine, snow tires. Asking $600. or best Stock ffE-635. Choosefrom offer. 471-5874 864 Dodge PINTO 1973, wagon, aototrutlc, am-fm, '83 LTD CROWN VICTORIA SUNSHINt HONL^ fair cooditioo, $200 161-592« 4 door, alock «F3-63«, aJr, tpeed ©ontrol, tin, power List '13;796 1205 Ahrr Arbor Rd. s AIRES. 1981. Holiday Special! 30777 Plymouth Rd., Livonia soalt, locus, power avitenna, rear defroster, conven- Just $4,695 PINTO 1975. 4 cylinder automatic, oo Uonsl spare, radis) while aide wafts, remoie control Demmer - Plymouth CRESTWOOD DODGE rial, good condition, must sell Immedi mirrors, cast aluminum wheels, locking wire wfieoi (1½ Miles, W. of J-17S) "Ask for Used Cars' 421-5700 ately. Mike offer. 174-8095 cover*, Inlertor luxury croup, convenience o/oup. Discount •»1,500 bumper rub stripes and more. OouWe Bonus Dlscounl 1 - 453-3600 ASPEN 1979. 4 door, power steering 4 PINTO, 1975.35,000 miles, 4 cylinder. 4 525-5000 M10 Worth of Free Option* on tw» unit.. . TOYOTA J980 Corolla, 1 door. 4 speed. brakes, air. cruise control, less than speed, sunroof, good coodition, very de 12,296 51,000 miles,- rustproofed, excellent 26.OO0 miles, clean, 476-5393 pendable. »1150. 453-760» condition. 35 mpg. »3.100. 524-9047 •Plus tax, title and destination charges CHARGER I»Ji SE clean, low mile PINTO 197«, automatic. AmFm cas 4 TOYOTA 1981 Celica, 5 speed, 6.300 age. AMFM stereo. »1500. Ask for Joan sette,^ door Hatchback. «2.000 miles. miles, rear defogTSunrbof, »6.500 weekends only. 661-1671 Must sell Now! $975'/offer. SSl-4599 i-'83 RANGER 4x4's and DIESELS^ 261-1176 4 COLT 197«, .« door.'automatic, air. PINTO. 1979, automatic, amfm stereo. IN STOCK NOW 47.000 miles, radial tires, good condi cassette, potter steering 4 brakes, mag TOYOTAS983 SUPRA tion, »1.950 or offer. 525 9047 rims, sharp'«3400. 459-1004 ALSO . Also available in automatic with high performance package for »11,250. DART 19?2- Dependable transporU- PINTO 1960, 4 speed, stereo, taoe. Only Includes; GRAPHIC CASSETTE tiog 1350. or best offer; ' 624-3192 »1.995.. Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury • '83 MUSTANG CONVERTIBLE FREIGHT it FREE DELIVERY. 425-303« CRESSIDA5 from »11,46». DART. 1974. « cylinder. 3 speed, new STARLfETS, TERCELS clutch, radial tires, dependable trans T-BIRD 1980. loaded. Excellent condi IN STOCK NOWII tion. »5.100. - Call for our best deal portation, »1.000. T «76-37*« Call 8 30AM-4.30PM, ask for Jim Davis. YOUR A,X&ZPLAN HEADQUARTERS DODGE 197« station wagon, excellent < 5J59440 519-253-7259 coodiiiorv asking »650. Call after Spm. 540-7909 THUNDERBIRp. 1980, Landau, loaded TR7 197«, needs motor repair, body with options, sharp burnt' orange good coodition. Best offer. »97-3904 OMNI 1978. automatic, air. amfm, throughout, only $5,995.,.-- . . . - <2^lFORD more. »2350 $22-9381 CTE5TWQQP.DODGB- WACONEER 1981 Limited. 39.000 -Ask for Used Cars' " 411-5700 721-2600 miles, all options plus extras. »11.000. OMNI 1979. Extra Clean - Extra Sharp JlXCK. ^ 511-1295 »2.995. • THUNDERBIRD/- 1979. air, 15,000 Michigan Ave. at CRESTWOOD DODGE miles. $3,595. Newburgh "Ask for Used Cars' 421-5700 852 Classic Cars OJJNI 1980. 024. automatic power AVIS FORD (just e. of I-275) ANTIQUE 4 CLASSIC aulo restora steering, low mileage, new tires, »3800. Telegraph at 12 Mile DEMMER tions. Custom painting and striping. 422-3353 354-3100 Lead work. 10 >ear» experience. Cre T. BIRD, 1974. loaded, new saphice blue ative Designs, 1«7S Telegfaph, »34-5580 OMNI 1980. 024, excellecL 4 speed, paint, 60.000 miles, very good coodi stereo, defog. air. 16.400 miles. »4,150.. tioo. beautiful! $2200. $55-1757 BRICKLlN 197S • PrUe Wisoer.-Sun- 9-3pm, 523-2632, after 5pm, 591-«*53 tan. »11,000. Negotiable. - »48-1457 866 Ford 872 Lincoln 854 American Motors CREDIT PROBLEM MARK. Vi. 1980.. Air, cassette tape. 1979 GMC SUBURBAN SIERRA 4x4 1931 MERCURY LYNX NO PROBLEM1 moon roof, Luxury interior. 21,000 JAVELIN 1971, 304 SST, power steer- miles. Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury Dual air. dual heat, power, 8 passenger, 3dow.«^*«d.Hurrykionthi»oo«atooJ¥ Ing. alt, am-fro itereo, new brares, Ask for Chris or Gary 425-3036 running boards. Looks and run»like new. &AAtZi front shacks, ball Joints »795. Call after 2«1-12»3 «PM or weekends. 553-2396 W.* t*w* ELITE 197«. power brakes, sleerint. SIGNATURE SERIES 18» 1 TowpTowoee Cart •Jlll-llll. llr. 37.UW miles Good tires. t,tf i> ivuum Priced to Sell at W.M $7005 rwcGn, 19?«', DU I'syud, umwutmr Very good condition. »180» 649-4731 North Bros. power steering, air, cloth interior, »450. Call 595-46S7 ESCORT 1981 GU 4 speed, overdrive, TOW- '-N CAR 1981 • Signature411-187 Series». air, amfm «-track, rear window de Loaded Including cassette tape 4 factd-. fogger. 2 lone bluA^xecJining seats,' ry. CB.. Hines Park Lincoln-Mercury 856 Buick »4700 _ 522-6486 425-303» ELECTRA. 1981 Estate Wagon. 9 pas tenger, dieset engine, fully equipped, MID-SIZE light sandstone. 10,500 miles. «93-1831 PARK AVENUE 197». full power. cruise, excellent condition, rustproofed. NEW YEARS SPECIALS tew tires, air-. - «4«-2 249 RECAL, 197S, power steering 4 brakes. air,cruise,loaded, very goodcooditioo $2,009 . 464-0510 '32 BUICK SPECIAL RICE SURPRISE. Automatic, power steering, power 1979 JEEP CJ-7, 1960 PONTIAC SUNBIRD FAST8ACK REGAL, 197». low mileage, V-». 1 door, Dark btua with atrip*, 4 Sfxwd and hardtop. 36,000 Automatic power «le*ring. ai/, »t«reo. road v*ei««ls, power steering 4 brakes, air, sport con brakea, air '-.-'• $6900 miles. 22,000mH*s. Introducing the all New 1983. Mercury sole. $5700. AfV 6pm. «55-1767 Ma/quis. Luxury, ride and comfort at a SKYLARK 1975- Power * steering- $5385 $3965 brakes, air,. anvf m/ «tereo„ J1000.. or '81 BUICK RIVIERA surprisjiigly low price^ bestoffer. 453-314« DIESEL SKYLARK 1981 Ud. 4 door, air am-fm $8500 1979 BONNEVILLE 1981 MUSTANG stereo, designer paint-, beige 4 navy, Nl.'(^l.•':.;.'.Vi---i;.- ;. .. m$refhapJOl »- said Dr, Donald, I^wreochuk, assistant medical di :pbyslcian3 scattered1 aroundi i^e,Munty Md by area Indoors', more often and have closer contact with More severe casessnould consult their.phySi- . degtH^ppu^hlng, rector of the Wayne County Health Departraen.t. /, hospitals,'*It'a. rtotX'quesUoh'pl;whether yqu can others; he said. V ' ' '...'.,' clans, he said. He also warned that persons who ~$ofe thiwjt and . . S'; dne cftse of tofluenzaTyp e A;^- tie more serious, really categories any partlcutar.j^reon £avlhg the: suspecLithey have Type A Influenza to take Tylenol, pod? aches and . , type of flu atra'ih~!that brings fevers of more than flu,* he wmmented. *Tberey £ \p\*A QWds'and flu. :.;TYPji A Influenza has a sudden onset;" Its symp insteadofaspirin. ; •'. •'•'•..'.'.;'.•.''A 101 degrees -h has.been confirmed in Wayne Coun • going awund." . '•. ;"'"'>•,• ^.¾^--'•»* )>'•• /,•'.', toms aire a temperature, of more than fl)ldegrees , There has been a strong statistical correlation pains;•fyfehot Is . ty and one other is, suspected in Oakland County, r re^epmrnendfid over v •'•'-' ••" v' --* ••••"'. .' •' '.--".''.' ; ''••'.'"'-'-;r ? ; ?•' cotfgWJJJWfe throat and body aches and pains. between persons-whotodk aspirin with the stronger according to Dr Lawrenchuk.' ^v . - » tS TROY, Beaumont Hospital 'teported 59 cases* .-" Type Mnfluenza is the more commod type of flu' 'influenza and Reye's syndrome, Lawrenchuk said/ - aspirin,. Altogether, it cases of Type A fig have been .re of Viral Infections, and 79 instances pji the lower strain. K brings with it chills, headache!, runby nose,. . Washington, Virginia, Texas, Tennessee, Pennsyl ported throughout Michigan, and r}o cases of the intestinal flu bug in November.aM,0ecember AH- j s^re^Jw^flV<$ugbing; and body aches.-Recovery vania, Oregon, New York and" Alaska had outbreaks: • more common Type B flu,h e said. ^ ; otheV7JB^per80^iA':^a(-U^~'C^ept^th'e hospital 'from this milder type of flu usually takes <>ne to. .. of Influenza.'Type A before. Michigan,county offi with cramps or abdominal pains th'pt may or may two weeks. * cials said. ' ' ' . "INFLUENZA* Is so highly communicable It is easy to spread, especially with holiday traveling," Lawrenchuk said.