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Vol. 114,No. 30,Three Sections, 28Pages, Plus Supplements WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1983-NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN THIRTY CENTS • • Intermediate schools to collect tax ...... ~. ., Northville residents apparently will year only in the portion of Northville taxing taxpayers for the cost of paying p.m. meeting of council in city han be paying a portion of their school taxes townShip served by Plymouth schools, their taxes." Monday. . this summer as the Wayne County In- which are collecting the summer tax In conversations with the Northville McAllister noted that the Oakland termediate School District Board of this year. School District representatives, he Schools Board of Education hearing on Education voted last week to collect the Public Act 333, passed late last year related, it had been agreed that the a summer tax collection was to have intermediate district tax levy, as pro- by the state legislature, permits school school district would pay collection been held January 25 and that the city vided by state law. costs. '. ,Schoolcraft College Board of districts to collect the summer tax, sav- had'been notified January 12, although ing Interest charges In borroWing until the hearing does not affect city collec- Trustees passed a resolution In J anuary the winter collection If local governing The Wayne County Intermediate tlons as all city residents are in the Nor. to collect a summer tax when other . . school taxes were collected In the local \ bodies do not Wish to make the collec- School District levy will be on the city thvIlle School District, even If they live council agenda for discussion at the 8 in Oakland County. districts that are part of the Schoolcraft ti.on,!t may be done by the county or the district. It now Intends to "piggy back" district Itself. ~ its summer tax levy on the In- The city, which already collects its termediate District tax here, a taxes in summer, will not have a spokesperson said Monday. separate collection to make, McAllister Plymouth district residents News of the intermediate district's said Monday. The township, however, decision, made last Wednesday at a has not had a summer levy, and collects summer tax hearing, caught both all taxes In the winter levy. to pay school summer taxes ;~: township clerk Sus~n Heintz and city Heintz noted the township has been cle~k Joan McAlhster, b~ surprise. charging the one percent collection fee !'lelther was aware the hearIng was be- but noted that is a small amount on the Northville Township residents who Plymouth-Canton Community Schools mgheld... 3.0 mill levy. She anticipated the are located In the Plymouth Canton voted to collect the taxes because of McAllIster sal~ a call to the ~ayne township will pass a resolution at the Community School District will be pay- recently enacted legislation that gives <:ounty Intermediate School Dis~rIct of- February 10 meeting on whether Jt will ing one-half of their school district pro- each school district the option to impose fice }'d0nday r~vealed the dl~trIc.t had be the collecting aaency. perty taxes this summer. a summer propety tax levy of all or one- pubhshed a nobce of the hearmg m the <> A total of 387 property owners in the half of the annual school propertY' Detroit Free Press January 19. City Manager Walters also pointed southeastern corner of the township, in- taxes. Announcement of the intent to levy out Monday that the city traditionally cluding the Park Gardens area, will be The Board contacted Northvill*:: the summer tax stated, "PublIc senti· has not charged the one percent collec- involved in the summer tax levy. ment expressed at the board's summer tion fee with the reasoning that it "is The Board of Education of the Continued on 3 tax hearing Wednesday (January 26) approved the earlier collection as good business practice since it did not in- volve any tax increase." Pl~nners deny township rezoning Dr. William Simmons, intermediate ," district superintendent, said short term Denial is the recommendation made year-old farmhouse as a specialty, hospital, made the property worthle;s investment of the tax would produce ad- by the Northville Township planning, boutique, and argued that such a use as residential property. ditional funds, particularly for the sup- commission to the township board of would not disrupt the residential A similar rezoning request was made port of special education programs in trustees on a. request for rezoning a character of the neighborhood. concerning a parcel at the corner of the county. piece of property at the corner of Seven Stanton claimed that the property is Seven Mile and Fry roads; that rezon- The intermediate district levies an Mile and Pierson roads. "useless" as a residential parcel due to ing is currently awaiting a decision by, operating tax of .03 (three-hundredths) The TeqUest to rezone the farmhouse its proximity to Northville Regional the township board. A similar rezoning of a mill, .07 mills for debt service and on approximately two acres from Psychiatric Hospital. She said that her was approved by the board early last 1.0 mill for sp!lcial education for a total residential (R-D to local business clients have had the property on the year. . , , " of 1.1 mills. Most of the 1.0 mill taX for district (B;l) vias made by a Westland market for two years but have not been Stanton told the commission that the 'v speclal education' is oiS1:iibuteii to'luc.al - reafestate'linn on bell'alf of the' current able to sell!t \Vithresidential zonin'g" voIWhiNfJ'raffic'" on"Seven-MUe Road schoo.ldistricts...... - , ownenfof the property: '. .,' . ':'The only offers they have receiVed already was higher than acceptable for With' a Schoolcraft'levy of 1.94 mills, . \. The request. \Vas tabled by the com- have been commercial offers," she residential areas but suitable Ior;a com- , the total of the summer school collec- mission In December, 1982. Bev Stan- said. She contended that the "non- merclal area. She also cited the number tion is expected to be about 3.0' mills, ton, real estate firm representative, res i den ti a I" n a tu re 0 f the of escapees from the hospital as mak- which, City Manager Steven Walters told the commission that the prospec- neighborhood, which is across Seven ing the neighborhood undesirable ~, ~~ said, would be about $100 for the tive buyers would like to use the 110- Mile Road from the Northville state residentially. average city resident. Commission member and township Calling the Wayne County In- T 'h· h . · trustee Richard Allen disputed Stan- termediateSchoolD~trict'sdecisionto I owns Ip oard examInes ton's figures, calling them "grossly Woods walkers levy the summer school tax "a real sur- distorted," and noting that statistics prise," township clerk Heintz admitted, • can be twisted to mean almost The trees at Maybury Park cast an engaging silhouette behind "Idon'tknowwh~t.we'regoingtodo." block grant expendItures anything. She said the deCISIon on whether the Township police chief Kenneth the Hall family on their recent winter outing. Three-year-old township will collect the summer levy • Hardesty submitted a letter to the com- Christopher, at left, accompanied his Uncle Dick, Grandma is required by law to be made in 30 Recommended expenditure of Nor- of the $14,000planning allotment, which mission in which he stated that the cor· Miriam and family dog Cider on a winter picnic. The family days. It will be on the agenda of the next thville Township's projected $99,000 In included $6,400for the community park ner was unsuitable for commercial tested the playground equipment while waiting for grandpa to board of trustees meeting at 8 p.m. community development block grant begun last year with block grant funds; development due to a short sight • arrive with peanut butter sandwiches. Record photo by Steve February 10in township hall. fund were examined by the township $4,200 for construction of "non- distance' that would make difficult in- Fecht. , Heintz cited the last census report board at the first of two publlc hearings motorized transportation routes," gress and egress of commercial traffic that the average house in the township Thursday. $5,500 for a "public improvement pro- from the site. is valued at around $100,000.Based on The board questioned the projected gram, $2,000each to develop a township "Further, slowed traffic searching that figure, the summer collection for use of the allotment for "planning," zoning atlas and write a demographic for a business in a basically residential the intermediate district and and also discussed possible fire depart- profile of the township. area could cause additional traffic pro- Schoolcraft would be about $150, she ment purchases. The $14,000also included $2,500for in- blems," Hardesty's letter stated. estimated. Clerk Susan Heintz had recommend- ventory and mapping of historical sites Planner Claude Coates advised the CITY COUNCIL agenda for its mercial and business-office zon- Northville Board of Education, after ed to the board that $35,000of the funds In the township and $1,000 for "iden- commission that the rezoning was con- meeting at 8 p.m. Monday will be ing. Next meeting of the plann· a pUblic hearing in January, made the be spent on the Park Gardens sewer tification of natural beauty roads." trary to the township's master plan, a full one, according to Clerk ing commission is set for 8 p.m. decision to levy a summer tax, but not special assessment district (SAD). She Board members agreed to consult the and also that there is commercial land Joan McAllister, and will include February 15. until 1984. recommended the next biggest chunk, township planner Claude Coates con- available elsewhere in the township. • discussion of the 35th District Schoolcraft comptroller Adelard $26,000, be spent for purchase of fire cerning the recommended budget for Although Stanton said her clients pro- Court costs as well as the sum- Raby, who previously had not been department eqUipment. the recommended planning allotment, mised to keep the site as a boutique only' mer school tax collection. aware of the Wayne County In- She also recommended $15,000 for but agreed that they could see "better" that would generate low volumes of A BLUE RIBBON committee termediate School District decision, engineering on the planned, senior uses for some of the funds. traffic, a letter from township at: CITY PLANNERS were to will report on the renovation of said Monday the college would levy the citizen village, $14,000 for "planning" They noted that the area historical torneys said that there is no way the meet last night to continue Northville High School at 7:30 college district tax in Northville city and $9,000 for direct aid to low and society could map the township's township could hold the new owners to discussion of permitting residen- p.m. tonight in the high school and township in conjunction with the in- moderate income residents of the historical sites, while they were unsure their promise after a rezoning was tial use of second floors in com- cafeteria. termediate district levy. township'S special assessment districts that the township's "natural beauty granted. Previously, the college had planned, other than Park Gardens. Final decision on the rezoning must he said, to levy the summer tax this The board questlol1ed the breakdown Continued on 9 be made by the township board. • • :Bushnell continues building plans for local church

By MICHELE McELMURRY "Lots of things are in the works now plans for the new church "have gotten about 1,000as more and more of its con- ween Northville and Detroit. After he to assure people that this does not mean more simplistic and much more gregation moved from the city to the delivers a 9 a.m. sermon in Mill Race If Bushnell minister Robin Meyers the end of our plans to build a new realistic." However, he said the church suburbs. Vlllage, he then heads to Detroit for the has his way, the liberal Protestant Con- church, " he added. wlll retain its New England design. In 1980,the Detroit church was put up 11a.m. service. gregational church wlll have its roots in While construction of a new church Noting that some of Bushnell's subur- for sale and a 14-acre parcel on Meyers said he wl1l be able to con· both Detroit and Northvllle. was largely dependent upon the sale of ban members felt betrayed after the Meadowbrook Road was purchased for tinue the two services "for as long as I • For the past year, the 30-year-old the $1 mlllion Detroit church, Meyers January 23 decision, Meyers said he the construction of a new Bushnell Con- need to," but mentioned he will have to minister has been caught in the middle noted that several fund-raising efforts believes the decision to retain the gregational. hire an assistant "fairly soon." of one of Bushnell's most difficult and already are underway to help finance Detroit church ultimately will unify the In June, 1981, only a week after A Northvllle resident, Meyers, his agoniZing controversies - whether to the new building. . congregation. receiving his doctor of diVinity degree wife Shawn and two chlldren moved in· sell its northwest Detroit church to He said a building committee Is being "It's no longer an either/or sUua· from Drew University in New York, to Bealtown more than a year ago. build a new church in the Northvllle/· organized and that a building fund tion," he explained. Robin Meyers was named senior Though Bushnell's Detroit church has Noviarea. already has been established. "The Detroit congregation now can minister of Bushnell- ending the chur· been on the market for almost three The deb.ate, which has caused con· "There Is talk of having the new enter into a partnership with the ch's year-long search for a new years, there have been no offers to buy :siderable strife between Bushnell's church completed or near completion Northville/Novi people to help build a minister. I the $1 mlllion structure. While the In· 'Detroit and newly·formed suburban by next fall," he sllid. new church," he observed. "There no At 29, Meyers was the youngest ablllty to sell the church stalled plans ;congregatations, came to an end Meyers pointed out that funding for longer is that animosity." senior minister In the history of for the construction of the Northville :January 23 when the Detroit congrega· the new church most likely will come Meyers said he believes Bushnell can Bushnell Congregational Church and church, it left the doors open for the etlon voted 225-144to retain its present from the congregation's contributions follow in the footsteps of other churches his appointment seemed to fit in with Detroit congregation. \ ;church on Southfield Road. and through a concerted capital funds such as Ward Presbyterian which have the development of a new church. Meyers said that during the past few :: The congregation's action reversed a drive. built sister churches outside of the city. In addition to serving as senior years, the membership has changed its '1979 decision to sell the more than so- He also noted that one important "I think there Is a new resolve among minister, Meyers was also responsible mind about leaving the 50-year-old :year-old structure, and move Its milestone was passed last fall when the the suburban congregation to show for heading the development of the new stronghold. .membership to the suburbs. land contract was retired on the 14-acre everyone they can build their own church. "For now, we're going to try to make : • While the Detroit congregation's re- parcel on Meadowbrook Road between church," he said. Bushnell's suburban congregation a go of it here," Meyers said-from his ;cent decision seems to have dashed the Eight and Nine Mlle. The property was The debate over Bushnell's relocation started meeting in Novl's Vlllage Oaks Detroit church office. "However, that :1i9pes of constructing a church in Nor- purchased by the church in 1980. began four years ago with the decline of Elementary School in June, 1981. Last doesn't mean we aren't going to build a -thvllle, Bushnell's minister said plans "Bushnell now owns the land free and the church's membership. As one of year it moved Its approXimately 100 church in Northville. :(or building a new structure on clear," Meyers said. Detroit's largest IInd most prominent members to New School Church in Mill "I personally think we can maintain :Meadowbrook Road are well underway. While original plans were to build a churches, Bushnell once boasted a Race Vlllage. two churches." .-: "I will do everything I can to make church similar in style to Bushnell's Im- membership of more than ~,600. With the, help of Ray, Ferguson, The Detroit church technically will 'Sure a dream of a new Bushnell Is posing New England·style structure In However, over the past decade the Bushnell's minister of music, Meyers remain on the real estate market until ROBIN MEYERS :reallzed In Northville," Meyers said. Detroit, Meyers said architectural church's membership has dwindled to has been able to divide his time bet· the listing lapses in April. ,~, " ~.. ,~1f ',,' " 2-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, February 2. 1983 ." '.. '..~ Michigan Bell selects Zimmerman Women's rights under the law '.~:~ .'"':"ol :;~.~" .""";.c topic for AA UW meeting .~~ for chief operating officer position '.f4 •• 4 "Women's Rights Under the september. 1981. :~~ Frank R. Zimmerman of Northville board of directors of Junior Achieve- sons and two daUghters moved to Nor- Law" will be explained at the She will describe legal steps to :.f~ has been promoted to executive vice ment of Southeastern Michigan and is a thville Township In 1966. He was February Illeetlng of the Nor- take If arrested as Gloria Lane ;:. president and chief operating officer of membr of the Greater Detroit Chamber transferred to Saginaw for a year In thville Branch of the American was almost two years ago. Lane ;:: Michigan Belleffective February 1. ofCommerce and the Economic Clubof 1968-69,but the Zlmmermans returned Associationof University Women has been an elder In her church·:· Zimmerman, 51, has been the com- Detroit. to their hom~onWest..1dalnafterward. at7:30p.m. next Tuesday. and is a former volunteer proba-::: pany's vice president for regulatory Zimmerman Is a former chairman of A change In meeting place also tlonofficer InRedford.' ;:: and external affairs, a position he had the Board of Missions of the First Their daUghter DebOrib Jones lives Is announced. This program will Barenholtz is a product of the :.~ held since 1978. Methodist Church ofNorthville and also In Ypsilanti; their son Paul is In Fern- be held at Silver Springs Elemen- Detroit school system, receiVing':: He succeeds William C. Ferguson served as chairman of the Methodist dale; daughter Judy, a 1982graduate of tary School In Highland Lakes her BA degree In sociology from ,:: who has been named president of the Church Christian Social Concerns Com- University of Michigan, is at home; son subdivision. WayneState University and then ,~: NewYork TelephoneCompany. mittee In1970. John Is a junior at Eastern Micbigan Speakers will be Gloria Lane of her lawdegree from there In1969.':. A native of Ypsilanti, Zimmerman He and his wife Faye with their two University. Northville, whowill share her ex- She also has served In the .:;: joined Michigan Bell In 1955 shortly periences In what she describes women's division of a 0:: after earning a bachelor's degree In as a false arrest for shoplifting, metropolitan police department. .;. business administration from Eastern and Arda Barenholtz, an attorney Dorothy Gay. a branch .": Michigan University. formerly with Wayne County member, also will be at the:~ He is a member of the board ofgover- Friend ofthe Court until she went meeting Tuesday. She is a former ::.: nors of the Greater Michigan Founda- Into private practice in women's divisionpolice director. .~: FRANKR. ZIMMERMAN tion and EMU's College of Business '''; Development board. He also is on the :~ School Notebook " What.f my new car IS Nine Northville residents List Include JANE FIELD, Tax solutions, estate planning ~~I " a smash hit on the way oufof the showroom? recently were named to the daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. David Second Dean's List at MadonnaCollege. Field of 43558Six Mile; KAREN offered to area senior citizens ' ~~. Students named to the Dean's GOXEM, daUghter of Mr. and Chance List Include BONNIETINLEY of Mrs. Robert Goxem of 335 High The Plymouth-Northville Chapter of February 16 - 1-5 p.m.• TonqUish". Clothing Resal East Glen Haven Circle; and LINDA SCHNEIDER, the American Association of Retired Creek Manor; ~ Shop PATRICIA STEFFES of Rippl- daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. HOJ;St Persons is co-sponsoring a tax counsel· February 17 - 1·5 p.m., Allen'Ter- ing Lane; VICTORIABLEGGI of Schneider of 47105 Stratford ~40Mary Alexander Ct Ing service for area senior citizens age race; :.::: Pierson; MARYDOYLE of Cur- Court. 60 or older. February 23 - 9:30-11:30 a.m., Northville • 349-2727 tis; MARK RASAK of Center- Mens, Womens & Tax counseling workshops will be Plymouth Cultural Center; :; Childrens like new - farm; DIANE KULHA of Old BRIAN BELL, son of Wayne held February 10 through April 5 at February 24 - 1-4 p.m., PlymoUth clothing Bedford; IMOGENE ROAME of and Dorothy Bell of 1140Concord ·locations in both Plymouth and Nor- Librl\ry; ': • Country Style Gifts Court, was graduated cum laude «Goods Wed. 12-4:30 West Seven Mile; LISA thville. March 10 - 1-5 p.m., NorthVille W,th Auto Owners It'S • Homemade Candy Thurs.-Sat. 10-4:30 RUSSETTE of North Center and from Alma College during the Tax forms will be completed at,.no Library; :; : • covered • Fzesh Roasted MATTHEW RASAK of Center- college's fall term ending cost and participants should bring last March 14- 1-5p.m., Tonqulsh Cret .\ An Auto-Owners policy CoHee Beans farm. December 17. year's returns to the workshop. Manor; . :: _ automotocally covets your • Tea« Spices To qualify for the Dean's List, A biology major, he received a Should returns be unusually com- March 1~-1-5 p.m., Tonqulsh C~k ; new cor And should YOU • Antiques students must carry 12semester bachelor of science degree. To plicated, participants will be referred Manor; ': ~ have on occIdent wllh,n 90 hours and maintain a grade point graduate cum laude, a student tothe nearest IRS office. . March 16-1-5 p.m., Tonqulsb C~k _ dayS and your cor IS 0 10101 must receive a 3.4 grade point • loss fhey II poy the full cost Benefit Methodist average of3.25or better. A listing of workshop locations and Manor; :~ ChIldren's Home Society ~ Of a new cor average overall and a 3.2 in times is as follows: March 22 - 1-4 p.m., Plymouth , Not all compo noes alfet Northville resident MARY courses outside the major divi- Grange Hall; '.: :, coverage Ih,s complete Buf LOUISE CERGOL is among the sion. . February 10 - 1-5 p.m., Northville March 23 - 2:30-4 p.m., PlymoUth ~ 01 Auto-Owners lhey flY 10 21Michigan students selected as Library; Cultural Center; • "- • think of everylhlng Stop by finalists for the Ronald Reagan LORA IDGGINS, daughter of February 14 - 1-5 p.m., Tonquish March 24 - 1-4 p.m., Plymouth ; and see U$for full detaIls GIVE YOUR BUSINESS Scholarships at Eureka College John and Kathy Higgins of Nor- CreekManor in Plymouth; Library; in Illinois. The scholarships are thville and a student at the February 15 ....::1-5 p.m., Tonquish April 5 - 1-4 p.m., Plymouth Gran. A FRESH START FOR named for President Reagan, a University of Dallas, recently Creek Manor; Hall. , ~..Auto-Owners 1932Eureka graduate. spent five days in London, Insurance The 21 Michigan students are England visiting relatives and 1983 among 118 finalists nationwide sightseeing before continuing on We will organize your accounting who were chosen from more than to Rome, Italy, where she will THENORTH~LLERECOR~' 1,500 candidates. Twenty full- complete the second semester of Growers of Quality Shade Trees ~~'~~~~Y:e~~~;Y~ records and process all your 104W Main ., tuition scholarships to Eureka her sophomore year. Northville. Mlchl;an .. bookkeeping on our computer. Award Winning Landscape Design 48167 ~.. College will be chosen on the Whilestudents are not reqUired second Class Po.tage Paid" Your financial statements will be basis of leadership potential, to participate in the University of and Installation Firm SubSC~:P~:~~':s~iChtgan~: commitment to service and Dallas' overseas program, cur· Ins,de Counlle. (lIv1ng.fon, designed to fit your needs and Wayne. oakland. Washtenaw ..1fl.. academic achievement. riculum offerings are arranged gham) $140ne year, $22lWOyem. help you manage your business The selection of the 20Reagan so that the experience can be an Any 2 sllger/Llvlngsl&,. newspapers. $18 ono yedr to a higher profit. Scholars willbe made March 5. integral part of the • 9710P.O.RushtonBox 178Rd .. SpeaaI Senior C,llzen rate o,,"¥, undergraduate education at the one year only. •..... ~I~ Outstde Countlos (all areas OVI- We monitor your monthly results South Lyon, MI 48178 , , Northville resident VICTORIA university. GKfethose hsted above) 'ire ~1 and offer professional business Ilur. oc. , 349-1111 or 437-5454 per year. prepaid ':,. ::' Eugene BLEGGI has been awarded a Lora is a 1981Northville High Jack W. Hollman. GeMraI Mp; SJIger/LIVlngstonPub .Inc...41. and tax advice to improve your $250 scholarship from the. Schoolgraduate and has been on S'DC" 1941 Open Mon:- Fn. 8a.m. -4:30 p.m. A DiVISion of Suburban-CQIno o : ~Cecchini Stephenson Foundatio,n for the I! l,~e University of o'apaS deaJ;l~s munIcaUOGrosse Pointe Woods, and Kathy Higgins of Northville, conditions stated In the app:""bIe Farmington 204 E. Washington, Ann Arbor 48104 Corporate -, rate card. coples of which •...8 awards scholarships to students has been selected by the Univer- available Irom the advertlslng 478-1177 selected on the basis of academic sity of Michigan College of Blazers ~ department. The NorthvlDl 995·8897 Record. 104 W. Maln, Northvllle. excellence. Engineering and the Dow Michigan 48161. (31J.3.C9-1700J Sales E3 Sliger/LIVingston Publlcall~l1s Bleggi is a junior majoring in Chemical Corporation to -par- Inc. reserves the right not to ac.. child development. ticipate in a C

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Child's Registration is underway for the SAT Qualified instructors will focus on the (Scholastic Aptitude Test> preparation best approach to test-taking for suc· offered beginning Saturday, February cessful results. They will analyze the , ' Cleaning ,}'."' 26,by the DivisionofContinUingEduca· mathematics section of the exam and tlon at Oakland University. explain reading comprehension, February Is $17.. .';.}....y .. Saturday workshops will be con- sentence completion, analogues and "Children's Dental .-r;;. j J FREE WOK Health Month" • \_ ducted February 26,March 5, and 12,In anonym sections. Tuition Is$65. Special Fee preparation for the March 19SAT ex- am. Meeting times are from 9 a.m. to 3 The registration details may be ob- p.m. with an hour lunch break (or the tained by calling the ContinuingEduca- DEMONSTRATION, I first two classes, and from 9 a.m. to tlon office, 377-3120,between 8 a.m. and noon(or the third class. 8p.m., weekdays. .Wednesday, February 9 :~ * Includes: Store Houl'S 1-3 P.M. Mon. thru Sat. • Exam 9 a.m.-6 p.m. By Christine Liu Closed Sunday The renowned author of NUTRITION & DIET WITH': • Flouride Treatment Prices good thru Tues. CHINESE COOKING. She would be most happy to' autograph her cookbooks for you. • X-Rays as needed We now carry a complete line of Merken's Chocolates, Molds, Sticks & Candy Boxes. We also have Coffee Makers, Cutlery, Pasta Makers, Woks, Cookbooks and mUCh, much Children 14 years and under more! CHOICE ~======tl"The Kitchen Store with A Whole Lot More'; (with this ad only - Good through Feb. 28, 1983) U,5.D.A. CHOICE u.s.D.A. KOWALSKI KOWALSKI ROUND BONE BONELESS REO.& t~'~ West Oaks Shopping Cente. Chuck Hard GARLIC English Salami Bologna Fresh AO.~ 43721 WestOaks. No Roast Roast ovi Family Dental Center Vegetables V 349-7981 1 4 9 24101 Novi Rd., Novi $19~ $2 ! $3 !. $1 !. (Novl Rd. at 10 Mile) Gtili~ in the Michigan National Bank Building 348- 3100 Wednesday, February 2,1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3-,.A

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Northville Public Schools Aune, a practicing psycho- secretaries will host the Wayne therapist presently on the staff of County Association of Educa- Oakland University Continuum tional Secretaries Winter Center. She will discuss "Time Workshop February 9 at Amer- Management and Networking." man Elementary School. Following Aune's presentation Registration will be held at 6:30 will be a fashion show by The p.m. with the program beginning Claire Kelly Shop. The show will at7p.m. feature "Fashion Accents for the Guest speaker will be Shirley Working Woman." ifilrrrrt· - Plymouth levy set Continued from Page 1 here for the convenience of the residents. If we didn't take them here, , ",.. ff!fIrrhr then the tax bills would have to be paid 'Ii Township to request that the township collect the Plymouth-Canton Communi- in Detroit, and that's a long way to go to /II' ty Schools taxes on property located in pay a bill," she said. : , Ii the township. Heintz said the summer tax levy will be a first in Northville. "The only p;:o. Susan Heintz, Northville Township blem is that it is coming very quickly, Clerk, said a resolution to collect the and we have never done it before. The taxes will be voted on at the February one good thing is that it will help us get 10 township meeting. "The treasurer in practice for the 1984 Northville .~. has recommended to collect the taxes School District summer tax."

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Budding journalists Quality Work For over 25 Years Northville High School students spent a day on the job last Fri- PROMPT SERVICE day, courtesy of Northville Rotary Club. Rotarians, in coopera- Custom Made tion with the high school counseling office, matched students Suits with their desired professions to provide them with practical from $300 experience. According to high school counselor Jack Wickens, Other Allerabons also available the pilot program will continue with students learning lor Men« Women everything from veterinary medicine to computer programm- Personal Fittings ing. For Jane Kunst, above, learning the journalism trade LAPHAM'S meant a little "hands on" experience with the VDT. Jane 120 E. Main Street helped ·Record staffers write this week's paper. NHS 349-3677 sophom0t,:eAngie'Tassic, at left, learns how the Record's Our Northville Town -s~~tionis put together by llelpmg staffer Michele Open Thurs & Fn 9am-9pm McElmurry. Record photos by Steve Fecht. Mon.·Tues.·Wed ·Sat. 9-6

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~i>lansdowntown expansion Secun't y.???.. Y'ou ve got'tI commg...... ~J(liiJjEPOIn.l. ~ ...... ~ 1 • -~.~ Direct deposit means your check will automatically be :~. Plans for the expansion of a take-out area. The carry-out business already 'Mexican food business in Mary Alex- had 4.6 paid credits, and It was deter- Who says, There's no such thing deposited into Community Federal Credit Union. Your ;~nder Court In downtown Northville in- mined hat an additional 4.6 would be as a FREE Lunch? funds are available by the 2nd of every month. . • _~o the Juan Carlos Restaurant were needed. Rita Long ~teported at the second January An agreement was approved by coun- Safety.???Y'.. ou ve got'tI commg...... •.... L"'~·~~ >meeting of Northville City CounCil. cil to pay the charge over a 100year You are cordially invited to have 1 ~;.It was explained that the restaurant period with a six percent annual in- FREE Lunch SPECIAL * terest charge added. You'll never have to worry that your check has been :~usiness was expanding into 146 Mary February 2 to February 8, 1983 stolen, lost, or accidently destroyed. ~t\lexander Court, taking over space at . ~!ormerly occupied by a dance studio City Manager Steven Waiters told :tnoving to Its former'Cady street loea- council this is the same type of arrange- OVERDJ1 : {jon. ment as that worked out by the John Increased Earnings??? You've got it coming .... J ,JIll 0:1-POInT ~ \; bl:LIc.ATe&~"N (.A ,. -~ecause of the expanded use, John G. Genittls in the Masonic Temple ~ESTAlJR.AIlT V"' L1adls, a partner in the restaurant, had building. The agreement Included a 134 N. Center Your money begins earning divdends from the E • 3ubmitted a request for change of use right of termination should the business earliest date possible. :: with the understanding that additional not remain a tenant the full period. 349-1580 , The city, which financed additional Da,ly7 30a m ·10 OOpm. . . parking space credits would have to be Fn &5a1 730a m·ll OOpm piirchased. downtown parking with the construc- tion of a deck on the north side of Cady, 'Offor hmltod to our Special Convenience??? You've got it coming ~ ;~"At the current cost of spaces, $1800, ollho Day only • I' t~e additional needs were determined recoups the cost by charging businesses ,. Come In & Sign up for a I' :on the basis of a 920-foot restaurant for parking spaces on a use formula. weeki name drawln ,. ·~t· ,. ~.. Your Direct Deposit entitles you to our 62 Plus t~· Club, which means: l• Free Checking I ..• Northville Family'Medical Center Free Travelers Checks Free Money Orders ~ Sander A. Kushner, D.O., F.A.C.G.P. Free Life Planning Workbook Samuel Scheinfield, D.O. And of course, your money is instantly available whenever you want it. Michael S. VVayne, D.O. Certified in General Practice PLYMOUTH Announce the Association of 500S. Harvey _ Linda D. Laffer.ty, D.O. 453·1200 for CANTON General Practice Family Medicine 44570Ford OB-Gyn, Pediatrics, Surgery '455-0400 at 42931 Seven Mile Road NORTHVILLE 101 N. Center Northville 1I11l.Ml. 348·2920 Office Hours by 24 Hour Telephone Call for Dividend Rates CREDIT unrn appointment 348-8700 453·5531 r4-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wedneaday, Fllbruary 2, 1983

City council questions .~

Tile Carpeting Formica district court billings The City of Northvl1le's initial bUllng portion of the 35th District Court's 1983 100's of Samples for 1983from the 35th District Court In bUdget and 1983 projected revenues the amount of $17,310brought questions based on the 1982court usage factor of from city council in January. As a 11.29 percent - Is now due in the earthside 145E.Cady Northville result, both JUdge James Garber and amount of $17,310. 349·4480 court administrator George R. Wiland have promised to attend the next He reminded that this Is the method meeting of city council at 8 p.m. Mon· agreed upon by the court's adVisory :~------,...~j. Standard board at a meeting November 9, 1982. " day to answer council's questions. or Custom In an Itemization of court charges, Glass Doors The billing, detailed in a letter from Wiland showed that the December 1982 EthanAllen ,. & Wiland, was the most recent to bring revenue disbursement for the city was ~ Accessories the comment from the council that the $5,900.90but noted it was being retained I consolidated court was supposed to by the court. • {or any Fireplace save money, rather than increase costs He listed a total of $25,699as the sum to the city, .. All Name Brand the city owes the district court up to ~ ManufactUrers 1983. umterSale Mayor Paul Vernon reported he had ... now in progress. Here at the Hearthside JIMMIES RUSTICS written a letter to presiding Judge Dun· The 1981amount of $65,558which in- bar Davis January 11 asking that Judge cluded higher than expected start·uP '. LiYoaia • 29500W. 6 Mile Birmiogham· 221 Hamilton you'll find the largest display of Ethan Allen ". 522-9200 6«·1919 Garber or another court spokesperson costs had been adjusted by $4,350(civil , attend one of the near-future council case adjustment) and $1,077 (expense furniture in the midwest. m~!!tings to answer the city's questions. reimbursement) to $60,130. He explained In the letter that during The sum of $10,000paid by NorthvUle "You can't do business .' MAY WE HELP the last several years JUdge Garber September 29, 1982, plus revenue from an empty ,wagon." had attended council meetings when credits for September ($6,538), October But-some people will Iry! YOU FIND A DENTIST the council was considering the district ($4,7Z5), November ($7,216) as well as court budget and that "his input and Here at the Hearthslde we oller Ethan Allen OR AM OPTOMETRIST! December's reduced the calculated furntlure exclUSively Every effort IS made by answers to questions have been very debt to $25,699. our deSIgners to oller for your shOPpIng helpful to us in our deliberations." o If you need to select a new dentist or pleasure completely coordinated room Indicating that its budget does not settings filled With decorallOg Ideas. optometrist we'll be glad to help. The communication from Wiland ex· contain money for the new billing, the EconomIc condItIons have forced many There Is no charge for our referral. o plained the city's initial billing - for council expressed the hope that JUdge retatlers to reduce selectIon and Inventory o Anywhere Is the Trl-County area, the difference between Its anticipated Davis would respond to Vernon's letter. However. we take great pnde In our bUSiness and presentallon of a well dIsplayed fully PHONE ,IOventoned store. ollenng the largest 559-7900 Five cOlnmunities unite Ethan Allen dIsplay In Southeastern MIchIgan Milford/Pontiac: 884-6844 DENTAL REFERRAL SERVICE • •• Ai the Hearthside we do more OPTOMETRfC REFERRAL SERVICE • on arson lnvestlgatlons than ;ust sell furniture. In our own shop. hIghly skilled craftsmen Northville is bucking a state-wide in· torching of a building using dozens of bnng you a trUly supenor reupholstenng service . crease in arson-related fires, and the arson techniques. Unit members put """ '. the kind of fine quality and workmanshIp you'd reason for the reversal Is Force 5. out the fire and try to determine the dif· expect from the Hearthsldel Come see our nch ~Laure ,7/ ana vaned selection of color-coordlnated ' ferent arson methods that were used. rUIN/TUBE . Force 5 is an arson investigation unit ....:..~ \ wear-tested decorator fabncs and choose beautiful l involving five communities, and, ac· Allen said one of the most important new covers for your upholstered furntture Our cording to Northville City Fire Depart- talented Intenor deSIgners are always a....allable to features of Force 5 is the gathering 01 help you WIth your selectIons ment Chief Jim Allen, the unit is the arson-related information within one Solid Pine major reason for the local decrease in agency. "Arsonists have a pattern. The Wallpaper. Bedspreads, Drapery arson fires. method of operation is the same In a lot Complete selectIon of famous names • Floor Lamp Allen also credits the combined ef- of cases and, if you can find something includIng an all new forts of Force 5, the State Police Crime similar about the fires, then you've collectIon from Ethan Allen Reg. $109.88 Lab and the Fire Marshal's Division made progress." Pattern and color coordInated SAVE 55% for the downturn in arson-related fires to compliment your taste in Northville at a time when arson fires The coordination of resources ... Now on sale at 20% off! NOW state-wide are increasing faster than amoung the communities in a time of any other major crime. severe economic cut-backs gives each 584 W. ANN ARBOR TRAIL area the ability to combat arson on an The five communities involved in the MtYIIA : Plymouth • 453-4700 intensive basis. Northville Township Our memberShIp IrI IDS IS your operation, Northville, Northville assurance that the Hearthslde m~el;; all , Open Dally 9 30·6 pm· Thurs & Fn '111900 P m \ Fire Chief Robert Toms said that Township, Plymouth, Plymouth because of the program, the chances ot the hIgh profeSSional standards of the INT(f1UOAlIS Township and Canton, coordinated OlStGH IDS and that our stores prOVIde !'I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:!:~ going to jail in the township for arson serlfh' .~ their arson investigative efforts two are 90percent. complete home decorating servIces ·, years ago to combat the growing arson · threat. "This is a small fire department, but i RVMAL'SYME$ Force 5 is patterned after a Liv· we have a pool of highly trained people. . - ~EAL TORS Since 192:3 - ingston County program that w~s ~uc· Before, arsonists were getting around cessfui in stopping the acceleratmg ar- and they were not beingiapprehended. son rate in that area. The 25 members Now when we get an arson case, we of the unit went through 10weeks of in· know what it is. It's bad enough being a tensive field and classwork. The final fireman without some ninny trying to exam for the program is the deliberate do you in deliberately," Toms said. 90 days same as cash plan 3 Interest·Free Installments Police Blotter on purchases of $300 or more Here's how II works I .To qualify. down payment must be 25% of the • purchased pnce , 24815Applecrest • Novi .Your fIrst bill sent approxImately 30 days after · So little down to assume a VA mortgage at 10%. Township home robbed Who says house calls delivery of merchandIse. will show the mlntmum ,• payment due (WIth no service charge) The I Escape from the ordinary in the super size are a, thing of Jhe past? second and third bIlls WIll do the same I spacemaker model. Plenty of room for pets and We at the Hearthslde have made them ever .If. at the tIme you receive the thIrd bIll you I projects and family living! Just call for more .•.In the Township An umbrella, suit coat and a carry-all slOce we began-and continue 10 make t fantastic details. elect to extend your payments the balance due t containing $5 In change was taken from house calls dally I We believe "house calls" Call 478-9130 WIll automatIcally be converted to our regular t RYMALSYMES the car, the report said. are often Ilecessary to perform the service , Deferred Payment Plan. and your fourth bIlling I of decoratIng your home Our talented • More than $900worth of property was WIll show the convenhonal service , Extensive damage to the passenger profeSSIonal Intenor DeSigners are always • charge on the remainIng balance stolen from a Beck Road residence door, side mirror, dash and ashtray oc- avaIlable In the store. at no charge. to I January 25, according to Northville curred during the larceny, police answer those all"mportant questIon!> about I Township pollee. Pollee said jewelry • reports stated. furMure selectIon: room arrangement, and Price • and two chain saws were missing from color coordInation If your prefer decorating the home. Police have no suspects or witnesses. counseling and planning service In your We maintain the lowest pnces dally on a very I home. a small retainer fee IS charged but compehllve baSIS We also guarantee you Will Reports said the thieves gained entry thiS IS returned as a credIt on your home not fInd a lower pnce up to 30 calandar days i between 7 a.m. and 5 p.m. through a ...In the City furnIshings purchased at the Hearthslde after dellvery- we Will refund the dIfference : 23844E. LeBost • Novi basement window that accommodated :. Freshly decorated 3 bedroom ranch with a dryer vent. Free Intenor DeSIgn Service. Free Delivery. Free and Easy Parking. ,I : private rear yard backi~g to stream: ~as SSQ, A Mount Clemens man was the victim '. Central Air. natural fireplace. EXisting mor- All doors were locked from the inside of a pickpocket at Northville Downs, ac- ConvenIent Terms (plus 6% Off for cash on 'SOD 00 or more) : tgage is a 6 month arm. and required keys to open them, and all cording to city police reports. The AND SALE PRICES ON CUSTOM ORDERS. TOOl Only then can you I Ca\l478-9130 RYMALSYMES windows were locked from the inside pickpocket took $806 in winnings from appreciate all the values throu9hout our gallenes with the exception of the vented win· the victim January 27, police were told. MASTERCARD, VISA. BANKLINE I dow, the report stated. •t Police reports state that the victim Remember there is only one Hearthside I. I According to police, all the property had just put the money in his front pant with three great stores ~~~ .' l- was removed from the home thrOUgh pocket when the suspect took the cash. to serve you! " I the basement window. The victim reportedly yelled at the ...' I suspect to stop, but the suspect ran out ,".: I Police indicated that footprints were I the west-end doors. Police reports said Your complete satisfaction :':..a found circling the home and there was ...... that the victim of the thell could supply I 1· evidence a car had been parked in the We promise your complete satIsfactIon , , the name of the pickpocket to the or your money back , t driveway. authorities. • 41943Cherry Hill ~Novi Fingerprints were taken at the scene Lovely 3 bedroom tri·level in beautiful In another incident at Northville I Meadowbrook Glens. A diamond in the rough. 2 and the incident is under investigation, j car garage, family room, fireplace. FHA·VA· according to the reports. Downs, a 1977 Buick was reported I blend morgage available. stolen, police reports state. A Detroit 0811478-9130 ElYMAL~YMES Police reports said a vehicle parked man reported to police that his car was I In a Northville lot sustained $115 in stolen on the evening of January 27. • damages and stolen property on Pollee have no suspects, and the vehicle ,• i\l\).l f'\J(;..-!tl'i11IC .j7t: '1138 . · I J January 24. has not been recovered. ,'J Bloornflcld-F,drmll1rJton "...,. ! I .U, 851-9770 u:> a.a, · f1NjfOr(j 518· n10 . ;...------·------~-:'-~_:::;r-- I, , /I You Own. Vehicle with More Than · 20,000Miles You NIHKl B ....-.;~.::: .... ·I I . TRANSMISSION BAND .•..::~ I· ADJUSTMENT & FLUID CHANGE ...~ I :INCLUDES: Villa~c Antiques , '':'" , llllli GiflM I. Complete Drlvellne Analysis 35 Point Check OFFERING " . (W~er8Appllcable) earthside ;. Fluid • Pan Gasket • Filter OPEN SA TURDA Y Fine Glassware Michigan's Largest Ethan Allen Dealer NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY FREE TOWING Pewter Livania • middle bell n. af 5 mile· 422-8770 ~ E!!t., TRANSMISSION RE8UILDERS Sine. Brass Oak Southfield • 12 mile at greenfield • 557-1800 ,1- .~..!f. THE ONLY COMPANY WITH ITS OWN FACTORY 1857 Vlctariana Utica 'van dyke n. af 22 mile • 739·6100 T.IU UVONIA NORTHVILlE FARMINGTON T.R.I. and Primitives 8OUTHFJEU) TRANSMISSION I TRANSMISSION I TRANSMISSION I TRANSMISSION 124N. Center '. open sun. 12 to 5 • man., Ihu~S.& frioiii 9 • lues.• wed., sat. III 5:30 27$50W.S M" S M" a. Non_ ReI I'Iymoulll 30400OrandRIver ':>:,::¥:.=oggeny 'h~'\ 522·2240 420·0444 474·1400, 669.2900 Northville Sale ends Sunday, March 6. ',I' .11

? , Wednesday, February 2,19&3- THE NORTHVILLE RECORo-s-A-. ! Realtor's celebrating two milestones • Ann Roy has been Into real estate _ and just about everything else, in- "I found this house that had a nice had an officenext to her restaurant and only In Northville, but carry listings cluding the Northvl1le Chamber of room under the stairs and I took (him) was often so broke that he had to run a throughout the area, Including Walled Commerce, realty organizations, and through it ...I said 'here's this room, it tab told her many tImes that she would Lake, Novl,Plymouth and Livonia. other clubs -. for a longtime. would be perfect for a darkroom.' be good at real estate. Since she was Another survival tactic Is diversifica- Here's a guy who's a salesman and he making money in the restaurant tion - Roy and Kllsz also operate . The owner of Bruce Roy Realty In falls for this line ...... we boUght the ~ NorthvIlle says she plans to stay there business and he wasn't at real estate, Bruce Roy Insurance from the same of- house'" she ignoredhis urging. fice. for as longas she can. The decision to move the office to "It keeps me young," laughed Roy, Four years later, whenshe was work- Yet another has to be Roy's years of Northvl1lecame several years later due Ing at another night club, she had hard work building her position in the who last week celebrated both her 66th to increasing crime and violence In birthday and the lOth aMlversary of another encounter with that realtor. real estate community. She presently Detroit and to the Roy'SIncreasing at- "That was when the real estate serves on the Western Wayne Board of the Northvl1leoffice of the real estate tachment to NorthVille. "Your office busIness begun by her late husband market was first going upward," she Realtors finance committee, and has Bruce InDetroit In1945. should be Where your home Is," Roy said. "He pulled up in this big Cadillac held numerous positions within that said. with a diamond on his finger and he organization. "When we came, this place (the of- The Roy'S nearly 4O-yearmarriage fice at 150North Center Street) was an said' 'you should really get Into real She was chosen "Woman of the and 3D-year business partnership estate .... She again declined, but Bruce Year" three separate times by the old burned out bookstore ... we fixed it meant that they were often together, .. ) up and I almost lived here right In the went intothe business. Western Wayne Board of Realtors, the but Ann reports that the two rarely "I started helping Bruce In the office Detroit Real Estate Board, and by the officefor a year while Bruce ran the of- "locked horns" in the officeor at home. fice In Detroit. I brought In two and two years later got my license," -Michigan State Realtors In 1976.She salesmen with me and I couldn't afford "He was a very low·keyguy, terrific she said. "Here I am." has also been elected "Realtor a secretary ... within a year I had a with paperwork and dealing like that," Even though times currently are Associate of the Year" by both the dozensalesmen." ./ . Roy explained. "I'm just the opposite. hard in real estate sales, Roy has still Western Wayne Board and the Detroit Wecomplemented each other;" managed to retain her entire staff of 12 Board ofRealtors. The Roy family liVedInNorthvillefor Although they were supposedly an sales associates, which includes her Roy served two years In the national nearly five years before opening their equal partnership, Annadmits that she daUghter, Sherry Kllsz, and 27-year office of "Realtor Governor" for Northville realty office.Not surprising- employee Clare Long and IS-year Michigan, and served as Michigan ly, Roy reports it was trying to find a considered her husband "the boss" un- til his death. "I still felt like a salesman employee Helen Watt, who came with Parliamentarian for the Women housefor a client that brOUghther to the her from the Detroit office. Realtors group. area. ...if wehad a difference ofopinionover something, he would say I was taking To top it off, the longtime member of ,. "I had a customer who wanted to "They come to work for me and they the Northville Chamber of Commerce thesalesman's side ... I was." stay," Roy laughed. "We're just llke a served for a time as its president. She's comeup here ... he woundup not buying happy family ... When I met Clare she house, but I just fell In love with the Although Bruce was the boss, It was a member of the Northville Eagles, a a: Ann who got him' into the real estate was seiling pots and pans I said she member ofthe Base Line Questers, and Fea." business In the first place through a should sell bigger things she said a grandmoll]er offour, but says she still \'Roy said it tooksome work to get her realtor she met In1941.Shewas running 'like what, pianos?' I said 'no, houses.. doesn't feellike she is overdoingit. nusband interested in Northville, but a restaurant in Detroit and her hus- Shecame to work for me the next day'" "It just keeps me going," she says she eventually got him to come by mak- band, a trumpet player, was working One thing that has helped keep the with a smile, "and I hope it does for Ing a house deal so appealing -that the the night club circuit. realty office afloat Is that the sales another 10 years. I have no plans to amateur photographer couldn't refuse. She explained that the realtor who associates concentrate their efforts not quit... Ann Roy parks at Center Street office

"When we came, this place (the office at 150 North Center Street) was an old bu~ed out bookstore ... we fixed it up and I almost lived here right in the office for a year while Bruce ran the office in Detroit. Ibrought in two salesmen with me and I couldn't afford a secretary ... within a year I had a dozen salesmen." Ann Roy DR. WEST PURSETTES 3 ~ TOOTHBRUSH TAMPONS I ' -SOFT EXCLUSIVE PRE-LUBRI- \1 .:0., • MEDIUM CATED TIP. COMPACT I _~~ AND ABSORBENT. NO :'Ill -HARD I I~' \\~- : APPLICATOR NECESSARY. -Adult sse ij ~'J $199 -Child 44e Youth 20's GELUSIL . - OLD SPICE LIQUID ANTACID TICK DEODORANT IANTI-GAS STAINLESS SMOOTH CREAMY PEPPERMINT TASTE • Regular -LIme .:.. "I • -Musk ,"' - ...... • Herbal 12. oz.

LADY'S CHOICE MISS BRECK HAIR SPRAY SOLID ANTI-PERSPIRANT 5 CUSTOM FORMULAS , . DEODORANT • Regular ',,-~ - RegUlar ~::cJi-_~ .Super ~ - Unscented • Unscented - Fresh ';;;;~(?'~.J _Super Unscented - Ultimate Hold 44 2 oz. $1 Koit 9 oz. Record photos by STEVE FECHT VIDAL SASSOON VISINE Office duties, above, or getting to work with a new listing keeps Ann Roy ,active SHAMPOO OR EYE DROPS

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College offers gifted children classes

Pre-registration In beginning conversational According to Robert p.m. Registration classes for talented and Spanish, and advanced BurnsideWhocoordinates materials will be mailed .'tllted children at writing and proofreading. the Schoolcraft Program, or can be picked up upon, ~choolcraft College will The class In creative students must have been completion of pre- be available by phone on arts for preschool classified by their local registration. Payment, February 7and 8. children Is also new. schoolcriteria as talented certification and registra- The College is offering Utilizingthe "Integrative and gifted to be eligibleto tion forms should be 17classes this winter for model of the brain" ap- register. returned by February 17. academically gifted proach to learning, Certification by their children ages 7 through youngsters w\l1 have school principal, coor- 14,and a new offering for many opportunities to In- dinator or teacher Is re- Resident tuition and preschoolers ages 4-5. teract with other children quired on the registration fees range from $30 to $42 Winter classes Include of high potential. The in· form. per class. Non·resldent computer programming structors are Susan Ryan Parents can call 591· costs range from $35 to .lV, beginning typing, and Iris Connally of the 6400, extension 404 bet- $51. A $3 registration fee _eekeeplng forbeginners, LivoniaPublicSchools. ween 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 Isalso charged. • 6-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. February 2, 1983 V~1ige~- / CLEANERS

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Because right now, we're adding a select handful of new and exciting entrees-elegant : l in the traditional Chuck Muer manner, surprisingly affordable in times like these. Here's a sample: 9J~/?7~ : $1,000 richer witlv ~ f/Jduf} .... 18.95 ;~ Northville Community Chamber of Commerce can give its new and Northville State Police Post Commander William Tomc- building by the well at 195South Main another coat of paint - zyk look over the new building with Chamber President Betty OFFER GOOD JANUARY 29 THROUGH FEBRUARY 4, 1983 I or any other needed improvement - this spring, thanks to a Allen and executive director Kay Keegan as the check is donation of $1,000pres~nted by Northville Rotary last week. presented. Record photo by St~ye Fecht. Come join us tonight, or any night. All it takes . Rotary President John Reynolds, center, and fellow Rotarian .,...... J , ..~:' is a phone call and your spec~al evening .begip~!j~-: ~Q~ . -: ~ ... ~ MONDAY - THURSDAY . Council voices opposition ~ ~ J! ~ 11:30 a.m .• 11 p.m. ~fK:::'::; FRIDAY 11:30 a.m.· 12 mid. ~n I ~ IN THE NOVI PLAZA to Congressional pay raises Ill. . SATURDAY ACROSS THE STREET FROM THE ~ STORE and ( 401 DEPOT ST •• ANN ARBOR 5 p.m.· 12 mid. BETWEEN JACK'S MEAT STORE and AH WOK~ ••• RESERVATIONS: 769.Q592 SUNDAY Northville City Council echoed the and Northville) goes on record objec- S!la(IwQJ __ 3 p.m.-9 p.m. thinking of Novi City Council at its ting strongly to the raises. January 17session by passing a resolu- Raises for U.S. Representatives and American Express and other major credit cards acceptt'd " tion, as Novi did January 10, placing it Senators were accorded recently at on record as "objecting strongly to the levels of 15 percent, the resolution inordinate raises our federal elected pointed out, and are "contrary to representatives have approved in the responsible actions expected of elected light ofcurrent economic conditions." federal representatives." The resolutions were being sent to MichiganLegislators. As the Novi resolution was read by the council, Mayor Paul Vernon said he The resolution against the Congres- would "certainly agree" and "would sional pay raises stated that, "whereas, like to see the Northville council take the national and state economy is in the same action." dire need of rejuvenation ... and the Deproit metropolitap area is and has The resolution was moved by council been affected adversely by the plight of member Paul Folino and seconded by a downturn in our economy unequaled J. Burton DeRusha. It passed in several years" the counCil,(both Novi unanimously. Valentine potluck slated

The February potluck tine theme as members Sing-along entertain· dinner meeting of Nor- gather at 6 p.m. Tuesday ment will be proVidedby thville Senior Citizens' in First Presbyterian members of First Baptist Club will have a Valen- Church fellowshiphall. Church. 31171 Grand River DRAKE8HIRE PLAZA WINTER Farmington, MI48024 THIS STORE'ONL YI CLEARANCE EVERYTHING MUST GOIII SALE ARI CL08INQ OUR DOORS FORIYIR. NOTHING WILL • Select From BACk. EVERYTHINQ .aT GOt ' Steinway, Sohmer, Kawai, Krakauer, Everett & Conn Pianos

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, II Wednesday, February 2,1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7;~ ., • •~1'LlntownshiJ!. f~-- 15 11 t~ ~f b Rehabilitation committee to examine fund dispersal H ~; ;1 By KATHYLAVEY tlon committee, whose five members lists," explains Heintz. "The first per- on only about three homes with the repair work, the program Is mainly Is verlfled. and the housingcoordinator are responsible for reviewing applica- son onthe priority list is the person who money currently available. However, targeted towards.resldents of the Park looks over the application, the can- ~ Northville Township has $20,000to tion procedures. Committee members applies with the lowest income and the she says if the program Is successful Gardens subdivisionarea, didate home is to be inspected by :: giveaway. were chosen to Include a knowledgeof highest priority violation." that more money may be made Alsodesignedto help thosepeopleIsa townshippersonnel. " finance and development, as liaisons The township gives top priority to available. $35,000grant awarded to the township :'" Thetask won't be easy, though. Clerk with the planning commission and the heating violations. Second in line are "If weget enoughinterest, the Indica- to assist Jow and moderate Park To receive the repair work, a home .: and housing coordinator Susan Heintz township. One member lives In the those homes with electrical violations, tions are that we can ge more money," Gardens residents pay the special must be clearly in violation of the ;: reports that It takes up to 10hours of target area . while those with plumbing violations she says. "We had a rehabilitation pro- assessment tax for the sewer project. township codes and must need a •; paper work per household to distribute Acomplicated set ofguidelinesdeter- are third. Any combination of those gram before but It wasn't very suc- _ Money for both projects will be "substantial" amount of work. Under ;: the money, which Is earmarked for mines the procedure for distribution of three violations can also be corrected, cessful. Wedecided this time to try it on awarded through a complicated review fedeal guidelines,the amount of money =: home Improvements for low-to- the funds, and the township has set she says. a small level and see howItworks." process, Heintzadds, whichbegins with that can be spent on a single home c~n- ~.moderate Income people to help them priorities for problems to be corrected Heintz says that, under the Heintz states that, although all the resident's application for the not exceed half of the assessed value of ~ bringtheir homes up tobuilding code. withthe money. gUidelines,up to $5,000can be spent per township residents with low to money. the home; under township guidelines, • To help dispense the money. the "Sincewedon't have a lotofmoneyto home for improvement - an amount moderate income and housing pro- After the application is reviewed by the amount of the work to be done can- ~:townshiphas established a rehabilita- give out, we have had to set priority that would allow the township to work blems are welcome to apply for the the committee, the applicant's Income notexceed$5,000. , :,~Two elected 'i to posts .~:N Si Mary

,of'. 'i Dr. Edward Pearce and • Dr. Seyed Bakshandeh, ',,both of No~thville, were ~.elected by medical staff ,members to posts at St. IMaryHospital InLivonia. I Dr. Pearce has been af- filiated with the hospital ' for 10 years with a specialty in Nephrology, He served on many com- ;mittees: constitution revision, medical ex- I • ,ecutive, infection and ,hemodialysis. , He pursued his educa- tion in Wheaton College, Wheaton, Illinois, and 'received his medical 'training at Baylor University College of IMedicine, Houston, Texas. He became a Diplomate of the American College of In- • • ternal Medicine and was certified as a BCLS in- structor In1979. Dr. Bakshandeh, after :completing his medical :~~df~sni~o~a:: c~~~~~ :sylvania, where he in- :terned in Uniontown :Hospital. : In 1975he was certified • 'by the American Board of I :Internal Medicine and In !that year joined St. Mary 'Hospitalstaff. Hisservice 'on various committees, such as, Intensive care :unit,_,hemodialysis .~d medical audit, br'oadened . ihishospital experience at ;St.Mary. / 1 Medical staff officers Ifor1983were installed at 'a dinner for doctors in the I • ist. Mary Hospital :cafeteriaJanuary 19. I (Garden ~lab Isets meeting

~!. Northville Branch of ~ the Woman's National r Farm and Garden .·!Association will meet at riH2:30 p.m. February 14at ;dthe First Presbyterian ;~YChurch. :~. Guest speaker will be ; John Wendland and r hostess for the event will ~ be Mrs. Alfred Mill- ~ Ington.

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.,...._--- • - 8-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. February 2.1983 ._.••••••••••~. Obituaries UNFINISHED FURNITUI!.~ 'J Science fair (!EVERY ITEM 20% - 40% OFF • scheduled I World's largest selection of quality • at Meads Mill I Oak, Pine, and Maple • Former resident Raymond Garrod dies • Exclusive designs in custom sizes • Meads Mill students "OAKTABlES'OAKHUTCHES'OAKSTOOLS~ I'OAK CHAIRS' OAK ROCKERS' OAK STEREOS A retired inspector for Ford Motor and Betty Farley of Florida and her son are reminded that the RAYMOND GARROD RUTH M. BOWEIN deadline for this year's Company, Mr. Sells was born in Wheel- James Quinlin of Northville. • VILLAGE WOOD SBOP , Other survivors include her brother science fair is February • Livonia Ann Arbor • Raymond Garrod, a former Nor- Funeral service for Ruth M. Bowein ing, West Virginia, June 15, 1914, to Ar- Middlebelt Washtenaw Fred Farley of Minneapolis, Min- 16. ~870 3330 thville resident who retired to of 18412 Jamestown Circle was held at thur Lee and Guertha (Pugh) Sells. 422-3700 973-2133 nesota. McMillan, Michigan, in the Upper 10:30 a.m. January 28 at Ross B. Nor- He was preceded in death by his wife The science fair, to be The family suggests memorials be l:...... • Peninsula, died January 24 at Helen throp and Son Funeral Home. Father Evelyn in June, 1966. held in the school library made to the Open Door Christian Newberry Joy Hospital in Newberry. John O'Callaghan of Our Lady of Vic- He is surVived by his sons Frederick March 14-16, is being tory Church officiated, Burial was at of Garden City and Harold of Canton Church. Mr. Garrod was born June 14, 1912, in coordinated by teacher Michigan Memorial Park in Flat Rock. and his daughters Elizabeth Heidbrler eSlgns Seney, Michigan, and was a Newberry LAURAE.D'ARCA. Norm Hannewald. The Miss Bowein died January 23 at St. of Highland and Mrs. Rosemary Ran- resident until 1936 when he moved public is invited to view to Mary Hospital. She was 73. ney of Texas. Northville. In Northville he owned and Services for Laura D'Arca of Nor- student projects from Born in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Other survivors include his sister operated the EMB Market until his thville were held at 10 a.m. today noon to 3 p.m. and 7-8:30 August 26, 1909, to Louis and Elizabeth Mrs. Jessica Schafer of West Virginia retirement in 1972. He then moved to (Wednesday) at Our Lady of Victory p.m. March 16. (Stange) Bowein, she was a retired x- and nine grandchildren. Church with arrangements by the 15379 Farmington Rd. McMillan. The family suggests memorials be ray technician for Ford Motor Com- O'Brien Chapel of the Ted C. Sullivan Judging will be held the Livonia, Michigan 48154 I He is survived by his wife Aileen Mur- pany. She moved to the community in made to the Michigan Cancer Founda- Funeral Home. Father John evening of March 14 and phy Garrod of McMillan, two daughters 1975 and was a member of Our Lady of tion. O'Callahan officiated. parents are - reminded Mrs. Gilbert (Elizabeth) Black of Victory Church. Mrs. D'Arca died January 30 at Mt. that projects should be 261·5736 Rochester, Michigan, and Mrs. Joe She was a close friend of Mrs. RETA QUINLIN Carmel Hospital. Born June 6, 1902, in taken home March 16 at (Jeanne) Bishop of Plantation, the conclusion of the fair. 1-- ...... 1 Dorothy Amend of Northville and West Virginia, she was 80 at the time of Florida; three grandchildren; a I Eleanor Tice of St. Petersburg, Private services for Northville resi- death. 'j brother Bernard Garrod of Newberry; Florida. dent Reta Quinlin were held January 31 She is survived by her husand, five sisters Geneva Livingston and Ver- at Open Door Christian Church. The Nicholas D' Arca; a son Victor Lester of na Bristow of Newberry, Mary HAROLD LEE SEILS, SR. Reverend Mark Freer officiated. Northville; and a daUghter, Mrs. Ed- Musgrave of McMillan, Catherine Burial was at Acacia Park Cemetery in ward (Fern) Boersig. She was preced- ~ Vanldour of Bay City and Genevieve Funeral service for Harold Lee Sells, Birmingham. ed in death by a son, Ernest Lester. Shepherd of Cadillac. Sr. of Salem Township was held at 11 Mrs. Quinlin died January 30 at Also surviving are 10 grandchildren .~. WHY·NOT , Funeral services were held last a.m. January 29 at Casterline Funeral Wayne County General after a lengthy and two great-grandchildren. ~ Thursday from Beaulieu Funeral Home Home. The Reverend Paul Acker of- illness. Mrs. D'Arca was a housewife and a JOIN US? in Newberry with Pastor Allen Parks ficiated. Burial was at Holy Sepulchre Born in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada, member of Our Lady of Victory Church SENIOR officiating. Burial is to be in Columbus Cemetery. March 8, 1920, she had lived in the com- in Northville. VIP ,Township Cemetery in McMillan in the Mr. Sells died January 23 at his home munity 30 years. Burial was at Mt. Olivet Cemetery in CLue 'Contact Your Local :syring. on Chubb Road. He was 68. She is survived by her parents Fred Detroit. Branch for Details '.. : :: . Open House for Boy Scou~Troop 277 set for February 9 ,I c Boy Scout Troop 277, Congregational Church, house Wednesday, . Registration and refreshments will be chartered by Bushnell will have its first open February 9, at Silver Spr- fellowship will begin at served. 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" Wednesday, February 2. 1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-9-A ~andfill opponents organize :ol; '': Ayers named director of A CI it The proposed expansion of the of Public Act 641 which calls on each ~~HollowaySand and Gravel landfill on county to adopt a 2O-year waste ~;SixMile and Napier In Salem Township disposal plan. "We are Interested In Charles M. Ayers of Northville where he held a variety of posi- i~asbrought out opposition to the pro- 'We're concerned with the House Bill 5956 which would return to has joined the American Con- tions, including manager of ~~ect In the form of a citizens' group. air, noise alld water pollu- the local body some measure of control crete Institute as Director of Con- technical services and assistant ?~ Concerned Citizens for the Quality of over how landfills are operated." struction Development, the in- to the president. '~ife was established at an Informal tion. Michigan is the second Water quality Is measured by stitute announces. Just prior to joining ACI, he -::Monday night meeting In Northville worst offender in toxic waste Holloway at the landfill by taking In this newly created position, held the position of marketing ~,.ownship. NorthVille and Salem samples from monitoring wells on a Ayers will be responsible for director for the general contrac· ~ownshlp residents formed the group to disposal in the nation .••' quarterly basis. Holloway sends the assisting In the development, ting firm of Darin & Armstrong, coordinate efforts to oppose the 168- samples to a private contractor for coordination and implementation Incorporated. His responsibilities acre expansion of the landfill. Expan- - Larry Bemish analysis. The state monitors the wells of programs designed to Included public relations, sion plans call for the construction of an once a year as check on the private con- stimulate interest In institute literature preparation, market asphalt paving plant, acceleration of tractor. membership. Specific emphasis research and the marketing of sand and gravel mining and an Increase Hakim Shakir, supervisor of the DNR will be given to Increasing con- general contracting! construction In refuse dumping. of southeastern Michigan, said that tractor participation In the com· management services Larry Be~lsh, an organizer of the "We have about 150 people commit- "nothing right now is showing up. We mlttee work which develops the thrOUghoutthe United States. group, views Its priorities as political ted to the effort. There has been a good usually compare the samples with various standards used In design He has served as a member of and environmental. deal of interest from people four and background water quality. That's and construction of reinforced the ACI committee on educa- , "We're concerned with air, noise and five miles away from the dump," he water that was tested before the landfill concrete structures. tional programs on concrete con- water poliution. Michigan is the second said. went in. Then we compare that with the The focus of this effort will be struction practices, the ASTM worst offender in toxic waste disposal, "In an ideal way, we're all affected monitoring wells, but it Is not a require- to communicate those member- committee on masonry mortars, in. the natio~, and w,e are concern.ed by the landfill, through air particles ment to test for carcinogens." ship services and advantages and as a director for both te ACI WIth the proJect. W,: re working WIth and ground water. Right now Northville Larry Bemish acknowledges that "it which already exist and, where Michigan Chapter and Concrete CHARLES M. AYERS our state representahves closely; they Township and Salem Township are Is a good operation as far as landfills needed, assist in the development Improvement Board of Detroit. have been very supportive, but it's most immediatly affected. It's a go. But not for another 20 years with an of new technical and educational He presently Is serving as become a political boondoggle, it's Department of Natural Resources asphalt paving plant and Increased programs. "The importance of Ayers brings more than 20 secretary for the Construction complicated. We are considering hiring regulated dump but the credibility of dumping. When it's time for me to broadening the ACI membership years of construction industry ex- Activities Committee of the jln attorney to sort things out," Bemish the DNR Is pretty low. We want to know retire, what will the property values be base and increasing contractor perience to his new position. Engineering Society of Detroit. said. how it's affecting our water. Wayne and then? This could wipe me out and a lot participation in Institute ac- After graduation from Purdue The American Concrete Institute ~ Bemish said Concerned Citizens for Washtenaw counties will test for of my neighbors as well. There's a tivities has been recognized for a University in 1961, he joined the is an International, nonprofit the Quality of Life is composed of five bacteria in the water but nothing else, whole range of emotions involved." long time. It Is, in fact, the drtv- W.R. Grace Company as a sales/- society organized to provide committees that Include an executive and it costs around $740to test for car- . The Salem Township PlaMlng Com· ing force which led to the creation service engineer in the Construc- research and information to im- level, a petition drive group, a research cinogens," Bemish said. mission voted on January 17 to table of this new staff position," said tion Chemical Division. He also prove the design, construction, committee, an environmental group According to Bemlsh, the landfill will any decision on the landfill until further George F. Leyh, executive direc- spent several years with the use and maintenance of concrete ~nd a poli,tical action committee. be operating another 20 years because studies could be made. tor. Peerless Cement Company structures.

Bill & Orieof THE BRONZE CLIPPER Township e~amines (Home of the B.C. Golf Open) -I+~ KRAMER'S :c.~- announces their new A. R. Barber/Stylist block grant funding at IRV PELTON JR. Best Sellers theYears Best Savings (formerly of Kut 8< Dry. Continued from Page 1 building or high rise." Toms said that Downtown Farmington) toxic fumes from bUrning synthetics roads" needed to be identified as SUCh. make them necessary. "We have to Of the $26,000 recommended by have them or die from toxic fumes." BRONZE CLIPPER Heintz for lire department eqUipment, Heintz told the board that they were 38491 W 10 Mlle, she allotted $1,400 for purchase of fire committed to spending the $35,000on 1block West of Holiday Inn coats, $13,500 for purchase of air Park Gardens because the funds had carpet/VI Open 8-6 Daily 8-4 Sat. masks, $5,600 for hose, and $5,500 for been promised to match a $35,000grant • 476·0007 walkie talkies. for direct aid for low to moderate in- Heintz said that the money for the fire come residents of the special assess- LEES ULTRONNYLON LEESANTRON NYLON coats would be refused because federal ment district. However, she said the guidelines prohibit expenditure of com- other amounts were "flexible." SAXONY PLUSH. RIchly lashloned plush styled STYLISH SCULPTURE. An exc,llIlg multl·level munity development funds for anything Calling it her "pet project," Heintz lor your decorating needs In a WIde vanety 01 texture highlighted by nch. smart colors Styled that could be considered "normal explained to the board that she was solid shades and earth tones Lees heat·set lor easy care Durable Antron" nylon face fibers operating expenses." Guidelines also uncertain as to the amount that should process adds to the carpers ability to retain Its add to the value 01 lhlS Lees carpet prohibit the expenditure of block grant be allotted for special assessment aid to appearance funds on police departments. non-Park Gardens residents. Reg.$14.95sq.yd. Reg.$16.95sq.yd. $ That $1,400 wlll either have to be "I have no idea whether $9,000 is 9 selected spent on other fire department eqUip- enough or too much," said Heintz. "If colors $92~d ~~r~ 11sq~. ment or used for another purpose. anything It may be too low, but we • Trustee Richard Allen suggested ad· never know how many people are going ding it to the $9,000 already recom- toapply." grand river at halstead mended for SAD asssistance. Heintz said that setting a ballpark ~ @.-m~rong ~:K+-- ~west oaks novi • c;anton Fire chief Robert Toms said the air amount was important because unspent ,. " livonia mall ~ -j . masks were a "number '!Pe priorjty" Junds cO!;1ldnot be carri~ over and a~- item, as the township's current air lied to next year's total;;. masks are so old and inadequate that ~'A second public heai-ing wlll be held Designer Solarian Designer Solarian II their use is soon to be outlawed. before the township's February 10 .... The only no-wax floor with the Reg.$18.95sq.yd. A remarkable floor, offers two Reg.$21.95sq.yd. "They're extremely expensive, but meeting. The hearing will be at 7:30 richness of Inlaid color. distinctly different nO-W811 we have to have them in a large p.m. preceding he 8p.m. meeting. Mlrabond surfaces. Stock material Special order Stock material Special order only material only material Church honors longtime pastor $8~~. $13~~. $9~~. $17~.~. Members of Christian Community scheduled to begin at 7 p.m and tickets are $9per person. Church, formerly Revival Tabernacle, Quality Carpet Remnanfs also available at 30-70% off are planning a congratulatory A morning worship is slated for 10:45 honorarium for the Reverend Irving a.m. this Sunday with a Jubilee Fellowship Tea to be held from 2:30- Material onlyl Mitchell and his wife Lydia in honor of instillation _dr. their 25 years of serVice to the con- 4:30p.m. in the church foyer. gregation and community. Concluding the celebration will be an The Silver Jubilee celebration will All Church JUbilee Fellowship at 6:30 15986Mlddlebelt. between 5 and 6 Mile Roads. 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l()'A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. February 2. 1983 .' Our Opinions Off the record "'it), I. Right for 1984 '/

Northville Board of Educa- on the issue of summer taxes. 1ion's decision last week to collect While we agree in theory that "a Here's the face of Record's new voice , school taxes in July comes as little vote of the people" should decide MAUREENCOOPER surprise. At a time when school the outcome of the issue, we have '~f} districts are scrounging for every grave reservations about a referen- \With the beginning of the new year have come Maine, called the reception duties she formerly perform- --available dollar, the school board's dum vote on a school issue. several changes at The Record office. Telephone callers ed (which Maureen now does) the "Monday - Friday .. · .action was, in our opinion, not only and visitors on Mondays and Fridays are hearing a new bookends" of the job. Together, Maureen and Mollykeep ; In the past two June school ; fiscally responsible - but voice and seeing a new face at the reception desk in the the office doors open from 9:30 a.m. until 5 p.m. Monday l , necessary. elections, less than five percent of office at 104 West Main just west of the intersection of through Friday. the registered voters have turned Main and Center (or Sheldon). t' This newspaper has long sup- out to cast ballots. This can hardly ported the concept of a summer tax be considered representative of the 'The opening filled by Maureen came about as 1 - collection and is pleased the board community-at-large. Owner of the distinctive voice is Maureen Cooper, Marilyn Petersen "moved upstairs" - to the third floor : of education has approved its im- who with her husband David is a resident of LeXington advertising department. Marilyn joined The Record staff' d t) ~.plementation as a split collection. Some speCUlate the Michigan Commons Condos. He is a manager with Ford Motor in September 1981, and with husband George and We also believe the board acted in Legislature approved the passage Company; they have been married four-and-a-half years. daughter Karen, 13, lives in Northville Commons. She · the community's interest by of the summer tax bill to help curb Mrs. Cooper's work experience includes 15 years as a now is our ad placement person, replacing Janice - withholding the collection of a sum- the impact of further state reduc- secretary, seven in the automotive field and eight in a Murany who moved to Howell as personnel coordinator 1984. 18- tions to education. Whilewe are not hospital. She shares the reception desk duties with Molly for the Sliger/Livingston papers. mer tax until July, The I , month advance notice should pro- in the position to argue the validity Manley of Northville who regularly works Tuesday 1 vide residents enough time to of this observation, we believe the through Thursday. prepare for the split tax collection. argument bears some truth - par- , Ad placement, in addition to recording all incoming ~ ticularly in light of recent budget ads for an issue, includes dummying or laying out adver- ~ While many argue the summer cuts. Petite and blonde, Maureen Cooper hardly lookslike tising for pages in the newspaper. This is done before ., 'collection will cause an undue the mother of four sons. Kevin Murray, 15, is a tenth editorial copy is placed on the pages with pictures and () hardship to Northville taxpay~rs, For some school districts, state grader at Northville High Schoolliving at home. Brothers headlines. - we believe the consequence of con- bUdget cutting could prove Michael, 23, living in Florida, Patrick, 22, living in Texas, disasterous. For Northville, and Jack, 19, also at home, all are Northville HighSchool tinuing to pay interest costs Temporarily, beginning with this issue, Record ~ : ultimately could prove more however, there are too few state graduates. funds to make much of a dif- readers will be reading stories by Mary Spry. A Miford 1 : damaging to the district. Summer resident and journalism graduate ofOakland College,she " ; collections are becoming the usual ference. More than 90 percent of Maureen reports she currently is taking tap dancing Northville Public Schools' current lessons and enjoys needlepoint, golf and sailing hobbies. is joining the staff until Kevin Wilson returns from sick _ : procedure for area school districts leave. She served her internship before receiving her : as the way to save interest ex- bUdget is funded by local tax She and her husband base their sailboat "Terrier" at dollars. Less than five percent of Ford Yacht Clubon Grosse He. degree laseyear at the Milford Times. For the Times she : penses, allowing the funds to be covered meetings and police beats, as she is here. ) f) : better spent on the school district's the budget is funded by state : programs. monies. A former Record receptionist Marge Ercoli, who JEANDAY I' keeps in touch with news from the family's new home in editor . Nor t h v ill e s c h 0 0 1 a d- With local residents footing : ministrators and board members most of the school district's bill, we I ~have advocated the collection of believe it is essential that their tax , '. : summer taxes since 1972. While 'dollars be used to educate the ; past discussions of the issue have children ofthe district - not placed Afterj : proved fruitless, the recent in the hands of financial institu- About To",in : passage ofPublic Act 333paved the tions even though ~cent high in- : way for school districts throughout terest rates created 'the unusual the t) : the state to collect taxes situation of allowing the distrcit to By Steve Fecht : themselves. borrow at a lower rate and then temporarily investing at a higher fact i . During the past month, there one, reducing the actual amount By : has been mention of the school paid. We do not expect this situa- : district holding a referendum vote tion to continue. PHILIPJEROM~

The way I figure it, Jeanne Findlater and David Lawrence owe me a debt of gratitUde. Findlander and Lawrence, in case you don"t') Communication gap recognize the names, are the head honchos at WXYZ-TV(Channel 7) and the Detroit Free Press respectively. i If communication should be school tax was levied in com- t present in any field, it certainly munities that comprise the And they don't really owe me a debt of would seem that it would be in Schoolcraft district. The county in- gratitude; they owe it to this little chain of education. The independent man- termediate district levy, therefore, hometown weekly newspapers. j ner in which local and intermediate makes it possible for Schoolcraft to ·_schools districts operate, however, collect throughout its district this Let me explain. I picked up the Free indicate this is not the case. summer. Press Oakland section recently to see what was in it, and 10and behold what should Ifinpt) The decision made by Wayne Until this week, however, but a rehash of stories which appeared in the County Intermediate School Schoolcraft officials were unaware previous week's edition of The Northville , District to collect the intermediate that this was happening. The deci- Record, Novi-Walled Lake News, Milford _ district tax levy in the summer, as sion affects budgets and raises Times and South Lyon Herald. '/ t provided by Public Act 333,caught questions of who will be paying col- .1 i both city and township officials by They were written differently, of course. lection costs. And Idid call a Novi man quoted in one of the : surprise this week. While the hear- articles just to ascertain that he had been ~ing of the intermediate district ap- Both city and township officials contacted by a reporter from the mornink : parently had been publicized in a will have the subject on their next friendly. ; t) ·.metropolitan Detroit newspaper, meeting agendas as a decision notice had not been sent the com- must be made within 30 days The TV-folks also use our papers as ia : -munities involved. To its credit, the whether the city and township are source of news. There were two weeks in a Oakland Schools Board of Educa- willing to make the collection. If row last year when stories which came out lit tion did so. they do not, the county can. It ap- our papers Wednesday were followed up by pears to us less than considerate calls from the Channel 7boys Thursday. ~ The Wayne County In- that the Wayne County In- termediate SchoolDistrict decision termediate School District gave no One was about a proposed convention has a direct effect on the advance notificiation that the hear- center in Novi and the other was about a Schoolcraft COllege levy as ing and decision were upcoming - young Wolverine Lake Village girl who had Schoolcraft Board of Trustees had ignoring any possibility for ad- wonan international BMXchampionship. We t) - passed a resolution to levy a sum- vance planning by the city, or .... printed the stories Wednesday; the TV-types : mer tax when another summer township. ",:' called Thursday. ~ I Tobe honest about it, I can't really prove the Detroit folks are using our papers as their ,':.0 - ~ source of information. Let's just say the coln~ ...... 01 _ • cidence is suspicious. I ..' ... Go Blue! - t-:.. . And I'm not really upset about it, either, First meeting of a blue ribbon about 30 members to pinpoint and "S"-'" Actually it's kind of flattering to know the Big committee to report on the renova- work in SUb-groups on specific . ,.. City boys, who want people to think they f) , tion of Northville High Schoo1is be- areas. We like the fact that the cover our area, do it by reading our papers. I ; ing held at 7:30 p.m. tonight. superintendent is tapping expertise ; Superintendent George Bell has of those who live in the community What does bother me is that the Big Cit; ( lost no time in forming a study and have an interest in quality fellows would like to gobble up our advertisl : committee to explore both the education. Uphill climb Inglineage which, of course, Is a key factor In ~physical facilities and such detail- determining how many pages of news we ge~ to give you each week. J ; ed needs as a library media center It is Imperative, however, that

" Wednesday, February 2,1983- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-11-A 1Readers Speak '.Congregation continues support of Bushnell church

To the Edltor: Michigan has many prOblems. I can't believe that the national economy 'is Regardless of what residents of nor·- agree, however, with your solution. Our finally turning around. Let's not kill'lt ~thwestern Wayne County may have financial problems are due to the for Michigan with a tax increase. Let's read in Detroit newspapers (including failure of several past governors and encourage businesses and our skilled 'possibly inaccurate reporting of biased legislatures to come to realistic terms workers to stay in Michigan by starting statements), there is hope for a with the underlying problems causing to run the State of Michigan like a Bushnell congregation in the Novi area, our present dilemma. business and eliminate the abuses that eventually on its land at Meadowbrook A permanent increase In Michigan's have given us the name of the "Wonder and Broquet (between Eight and Nine tax base is not the answer - it is the Welfare State." Mileroads.> easiest but not the best. Michigan I thank you for your time and trust This was the consensus of an informal citizens are already paying more taxes that as a responsible elected official meeting of members following last Sun- than citizens In our neighboring mid- you will attempt to do what is best for day'S worship set:Vice in the chapel at western Industrial states - income, the state and all its citizens. MUlRace Village In Northville. sales, property and gasoline. Sincerely, Along with discussions of recent The solution must eliminate the Robert F. Brueck events, there were presentations on causes of our financial crisis. First, we financial and building matters, as well should not be paying more than the as on a probable temporary move In ad- average of our neighboring states for Merchants' donations vance of Mill Race Village changes, welfare, unemployment compensation, and on Novi building regulations. workers' compensation, education and greatly appreciated Another such meeting is expected salaries of all state employees, in- after some Bushnell officers and cluding Governor, Lieutenant Gover- To the Editor: , boards, as well as a building study com- nor, Attorney General, Secretary of There are some merchants in Nor- mittee, have had a little time to State, Supreme Court Justices, depart· thville who are very generous with • evaluate conditions and proposals. ment heads and the Legislature. regard to helping the patients at Nor- C.H.B. You should show true leadership and thvllle Regional Psychiatric Hospital. demand that the Legislature rescind One is the manager of Perry Drugs. the January 1, 1983, increases that the His firm has sent candy at every holi- NHS senior party compensation commission so obligingly day - more than enough for the 1,040 recommended. patients now in the hospital. , began in 1964 Furthermore, since you are recom- The other merchant is Mr. Chuck mending a 38 percent increase in our in- Lapham. He sends suits In to Father To the EJlitor: come tax, you should also instruct all Quinn for the men he treats for On top of page 9-A of tOOay's your department heads and the Civil alcoholism. (January 26) Northville Record, there Service Commission to begin bargain- One day after I received a call from is an article about parents making ing with state employees for reductions Dr. Rabinovitch of Hawthorn Center for • senior party plans. in wages and benefits. In short, the boys' pants, he sent a box of new jeans. state should solve Its financial pro- These people really care about I wish to correct some mis- others. Mental illness affects one out of information in paragraph 2. blems the same as an individual does - every four people in this country. ,'J The parents of the Class of 1964 plann- by cutting spending. I could go along with a temporary in- When you have time, won't you drop ed the first all-night senior class party. your donation of clothing off at the I was on that planning committee. Mr. crease in both the sales and income tax to eliminate the current deficit, pro- hospital lobby. Please put your dona- Harold Guenther was chairman, and tion in a plastic bag with your name and the theme was '~Bon Voyage." The viding everyone in state government works honestly and effectively to address so you can get an acknowledge- Community Center was decorated like ment of your donation and claim the a cruise ship. As each senior entered, eliminate the causes that have put us in this mess. . current market value on your income we took a Polaroid "Passport" picture tax form. and presented it to the senior. Your proposal will give the state more than It needs and encourage the Many, many thanks, • Since we were the pilot group, we continuation of our wasteful practices. I Shirley Matthews worked especially hard to make the party a success. We had opposition from some of the so-called "fast" crowd, but even they came, stayed for the whole evening and confessed they Letter Your had a good time. Please correct the information you Bushnell Congregational will continue to meet in New School Church policy Photos have and give the parents of the Class Jaycees, are very appreciative of your by Wayne Loder of 1964 the credit they deserve in efforts on our behalf. . This newspaper pioneering the project. Sincerely yours, welcomes letters to the My Pictures Sincerely, Douglas Boor, Editor. We ask, however, Didn't Come • "News from Mrs. Betty Wedemeyer Northville Jaycee president that they be issue Out! oriented, confined to 500 Sooner or later everyone has a roll of 111mthat doesn't . words and that they con- "turn out." Usually when Ihal happens. Ihe film never -'Lansing Paper's support State tax Increase tain the signature, ad- wenl Ihrough. camera and 111mmakers solved thaI pro- blem with cartridge ItlBds like 126, 110 and now Ihe new receives thanks amer.. 'S onnositio'Y'J dress and telephone disc him. However. we who Itke the much ncher vanety ot - - ... -~.., ~- g r r :u . number of the writer . IIlms thaI come in 35mm have to pul up WIth the pesk)' ..... By R. ROBERT GEAKE problem of gelling the film In and out of the camera. .. • To the Editor:''' r \ ... Names wili be withheld Make sure Ihe leader hp goes inlo Ihe sial on llie State Senator I would like to thank you for the To the Editor: on request, but a brief ex- lakeup sp"OOl.Turn the film advance lever until bolh selS' (This is a copy for The Northville planation of why the re- of sprocket holes are engaged. Close the camera bac,\ tremendous cooperation that you have properly and advance Ihe film 10 No.1 Make certaon Ihe extended to our organization. Record of a letter sent to Governor' quest is being made f.lm rewond knob 's advancong forward as you wond your Our success is determined by the sup- James Blanchard. Copies also have should accompany the film. - Don'ltry'fo sneak a few exIra shols on a roll. Always port of our community, and your sup- been sent to our state senators and letter. Deadline for sub- roll Ihe him back onlo Ihe canoster as soon as you feel Governor Blanchard's State of the state from bankruptcy. But, attempting port and contribution have been vital representatives.> mission is 3:30 p.m. Mon- resistance to advancing II. Oon't finish Ihat slroke or you •State message is behind us and the to raise it by 38 percent and then etch it may lear the flIm off the spool. Be sure 10 press the ra' and instrumental in that opportunity. I listened to your State of the State ad- day. We reserve the right in as permanent is a move that makes wind,release button. If you forgel. you may np Ihe 111m.If fiscal ogre is taunting up ahead. I hope Know that we, the Northville dress last week and must agree that to edit letters for breVity, the film breaks off. don'l open the camera. Bring It In so the Legislature can design the weapons me doubt whether we are really looking . - clarity and libel. we can unload il for you and save II In a speCIal hghll.ghl at long-range recovery and the overall can Isler (Ihe x gray canosler Included WIth KOdak him .s to combat it.The slingshot fashioned by not light light). • : Governor Blanchard's "David" is not job climate in this state. Or whether, As soon as you IInish Ihat roll, get II developed Films once again, we're the money junkies left SItting around rapidly lose quallly. Bring Ihal roll of nearly sturdy enough to slay our Property tax rebates film in for development to F-Stop, 43220 Grand River, economic :'Gollath"_ looking for a "quick-fix". Nov ••348-9355. ;, Governor Blanchard talked about We have begun to see some encourag- YOU Weekly Speciats ~'wiping the fiscal slate clean" and ing signs: decreasing inflation and in- All Binoculars 25% off our regular discount prices. terest rates, reawakening auto sales available from state Unicolor D.s& Enlarger (slightly used) w/dlchro head. Full • ·"building a future for the people of SAVE, warranty. '129.95. Reg. '199.95 .Mlchigan that promises work" and and housing starts all point to a poten- Lens sets (W.A. & Tele) for Canon Sure Shot. '49.95 -Reg. tial upturn. Any income tax increase A record number of Michigan tax- occupied homes and farms. Those eligi- '59.95 . "leading our people into the sunshine of payers wlll be eligible for more than ble can begin receiving rebates as soon 2 Lens Sets for KOdak Disc Cameras now 10% oft. "new hope and prosperity." Nice words, must be tied in with these key economic Oversize metal camera cases 'a9.95 (Reg. '109.95) indicators so that when the dollars $600 million in property tax rebates as they file their state income tax I.m~ Unicolor25 sh. ax10 Baryto SW '1.99 (Reg. '7.95) but how is he planning to accomplish from the state in 1983, new state returns . WAYS H W", . this awesome task? By taxing us fur- begin to return to the system, we can Photo Classes put them back into the taxpayers' Representative Gerald Law (~·36th The present program provides that Basic Photography - salurdays, Feb 12& 19 from 10 ther. And taxing us permanenUy. District which Includes Northville> when property taxes exceed 3.5 percent When you Pre-Plan a.m.' noon '7. Advanced reg.slrallon reqUired Class free . If Governor Blanchards's plan Is pocket - not into reinstating or expan- with purchase 01SLR. ding state programs that should have ~eports from Lansln~. of household income, the state will your funeral with Color PTlnlIRg from Negahve· Thursday. Feb 24, 6 p m passed, Michigan citizens will be turn- rebate 60 percent of the amount that ex- _? Inslructor: sandy Aronofl from Umcolor '20 charge in- been eliminated years ago. Since the program began In 1973, ap- Ing over 6.35 percent of their income to ceeds 3.5 percent. In the case of senior cludes paper and chemistry. MaXImum reglslrallon 8 Governor Blanchard directed the tax- proximately $3.5 billion has been Advanced registration. ,the state"That's the highest rate In the citizens, the state rebates 100 percent. WILL ,country. And what do we get in return? payers to suffer the "cold steel of the rebated to Michigan taxpayers. Proper- Fun.ra. Homt!- knife" so that we can write a "chronicle In low-income brackets, the state pro- ,A meager cut of 2 • percent from the ty taxes escalated by almost eight per- perty tax rebates increase as income of courage" for Michigan. He tells us 1. Your luner.11S gu.r'nteed ,• .state budget. cent this year, but In many cases the in- declines. Those with a household in- we must make a clean break with the crease -in the local tax bill is being 01 tod.y', pnce' You .re ~. The $225 mlllion figure is the bare come of less than $3,000 pay no property protected 'a .. n" ,nllOllon minimum needed in order for the past. Yet what is new in his plan? rebated entirely or in part by the state tax. Governor to constitutionally cut more Where is the evidence of the state's will- program with 20,000 additional tax- 2. You gu.rd .g .. n" over· Classified Ad? ingness to bravely suffer the knife? I The maximum allowable rebate Is spendIng. You ,peafy :he of the local governments' share of state payers becoming eligible for rebates I"nd 01 fune,.1 servIce .00 expected more ingenuity of Ideas. $1,200. The rebate is computed in con- revenues. And it does not even come up from the state this year. costs you WI"'. Call ~ One positive sign is the elimination of junction with the state income tax to the level recommended by his own The Michigan property tax rebate return. For those who file no Income tax ·Financial Crisis Council. 30 programs, boards and commissions Call US - -- from the state operation. But this program, which remains the largest of- return, a special form is prOVided. Both your Pre-Need 348-3022 . I do not believe we "build a future fered In the nation, will return an the Income and rebate forms are that promises work" by establishing should be only a beginning. If this is a S lalists ., trend that will continue, I am encourag- estimated $606 mlllion, almost 19 per- available at state offices and financial ,. one of the highest overall tax rates in cent of all 1982 property taxes on owner- institutions. • the country. How can we expect our ed that we're on the right track. But lf it 937-3670 businesses to remain here? Or our most is, as I suspect, a token move, Itdoesn't highly skUled and employable tax- represent significant dollar savings and NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP SYNOPSIS payers? What Incentive are we to giv- we're not accomplishing as much as it might appear on the surface. CITY OF NORTHVILLE NOTICE OF GOALS ing them to contribute their talents to Date: Thursday, January 27, Public Hearing closed at 8:12 Township Clerk's Olllce, 41600 the high technology industries we hope I congratUlate Governor Blanchard 1983 • p.m. THIS IS A SYNOPSIS. A Six Mile Road, Northville , AND PROJECTS 1983 COMMUNITY . to woo? on his good intentions. But as he himself \ Time: 7:30 p.m. TRUE AND COMPLETE COpy Michigan 48167. The need for some kind of temporary said In his speech, "the road to hell is Place: 41600Six Mile Road may be obtained at the Susan J. Heintz, Clerk DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANTS WAYNE paved with good Intentions." ,~axhike may be necessary to save our 1. call to Order. Supervisor AND OAKLAND COUNTIES John E. MacDonald called the NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS meeting to order at 7:33 p.m. Notice is hereby given that the Northville City Council has: 2. Roll call: Present: Mr. OF NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP determined to apply for use of 1983 Community Development .Boards, commissions John E. MacDonald, Super- visor. Mrs. Susan J. Heintz. The'Township of Northville has submitted a Block Grant funds for the following goals and projects: Application Clerk. Mr. Richard M. Henn- report to Michigan Department of Treasury to Oakland County: ' Ingsen, Treasurer, Mr. Bureau of Local Government Services detailing GOAL: To improve needed public facilities. '. slate meeting dates Richard E. Allen, Trustee, Mr. the use of Revenue Sharing Funds for the .PROJECTS: No.1: Community Building Energy Conservation C. James Armstrong, Trustee, Township's fiscal year. A copy of this report -BOiler removal and replacement. No.2: To improve sidewalks to Recreation commission meets the se- Mr. Thomas L.P. Cook, and supporting documentallon Is available at meet barrier-free standards in the downtown area. NO.3: Im- , A listing of all clly boards and com- Trustee. Also Present: The. the Township Civic Center, 41600 Six Mile Nor- missions with their meeting times and cond Wednesday of the month at 8 p,m., press and approximately 5 provements to Ford Field. visitors. Absent: Mr. James L. thviHe for public inspecllon during normal Application to Wayne County: places was presented to city council in usually in city hall. business hours. Beautification commission meets the Nowka, Trustee. GOAL: To improve the downtown central business district and January by City Clerk Joan McAlllster. 3. Public Hearing - 1983 Susan J. Heintz, second Monday of the month at 7:30 Publish: Feb. 2, 1983 Clerk provide needed public facilities. . The council Itself meets the first and Community Development PROJECTS: NO.1: Retirement of the library addition bond p,m.in city hall. Block Grant Funds. Clerk ~Ird Monday of each month at 8p.m, in issue. No.2: Downtown Development Phase II. No.3: Senior eltyhall. The housing commission meets the Heintz's recommendallons last Wednesday of the month at 7:30 were reviewed. Chlel Robert Citizens' Green House Project. • \ City planning commission meets the Toms 01 the Fire Department p.m. at Allen Terrace senior citizens' The City of Northville expects to receive s80,OOOfrom Wayne first and third Tuesday of each month presented his requests, Mr. NOTICE TO County and $10,000from Oakland County In 1983DCBGfunds. The· at 8p,m.ln city hall. building. Bernard Taylor requested to NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP RESIDENTS city also has a balance of s10,OOOfrom 1982funds and s4,OOOfrom ',' Board of zoning appeals meets the Board of review meetings are hell! have any"addlllonal lunds that 1981funds from Oakland County to be applied to the above goals .. annually In March at city hall. could be targeted lor the Park The Deadline for payment of the 1982 tax tills first Wednesday of the month at 8 p.m, Gardens project. The City also intends to apply for additional discretionary funds Arts commission meets on the fourth has been extended to Monday, February 28, Incity hall. 4. Adjournment. Moved and 1983 at 5 p.m. by the Northville Township Board under this program if they become available. The City also intends' Monday of the month at 7:30 p,m. In ci· supported to close the public t Historic district commission meets of Trustees to process housing rehabilitation projects through the general: the fOllrth Tuesday of the month at 8 tyhall. hearing, Mollon carried, county rehabilitation fund pool, if such eligible projects are found: • The building authority, Downtown Payment of tax b/lls may be made at the Nor- p,m, In city hall. thville Township Offices, 41600 Six Mile Road or The City Council will consider all comments submiUed by, The library board meets the first Development AssoCiation, Economic Manufacturers National Bank on Six Mile and citizens or organizations if submitted in writing or in person prior .. Thursday of every other month (next Development Corporation, DOCAHous- Winchester in Northville Township through 4:30 to or at the regular City Council meeting at 8:00 p.m. on Monday Ing Appeals Board, Housing Appeals Get your business February 7, 1983. ,~ meeting will be February 3 with' others going 1Use the p.m., February 28,1983 without penalty, • following on April 7, June 2, August 4, Board and the Board of Canvassers Joan G. McAllister meetings are called as needed and held Business Directory; Publish: February 2, 1983 October 6 and December 1) at 8 p.m. In smart shoppers do. I February 9, 1983 Publish: Feb. 2, 1983 City Clerk the library In city hall. in city hall. 12·"- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, February 2, 1983 . ..~ Raymond Kehoe Q·_··_------_····_······~i : LEARN HOW TO -i:; Consultant hired for NHS project : SAVE A LIFE! :~. - . '~ :~ A former University of Michigan pro- - Y.i on school plant planning In this area tee, Kehoe also will be working 'wtth...ar· ship already bas been established. - , A ~ .~ fessor has been hired by the Northville and has been Involved with a number of chltect John Argenta. Noting that- Kehoe's final report on his findings of school district to work as a consultant projects, including Novl High School. Kehoe and Argenta have worked the high school structure is expected to : ~~~ ~ for the high school feasability study In outlining Kehoe's responsibilities, together on previous projects, Bell in· be presented to the Northville Board of project. dicated that a sound working relation- Education Aprll25. - .~ Dr. Raymond Kehoe, a professor in Bell said the consultant will begin by the School of Education at university of reViewing the high SChool curriculum •· -~• Michigan for 32 years and founder of with staff and administrators and com· • • pare it with quality schools comparable No snow lightens load - ~, the Kehoe School Consulting Services, In size to Northville's. He then would • As a community service. Botsford General Hospital will be _' will be working as a resource person for _ offering a free training program for area citizens in cardiopul. • the board of education and Citizens Ad· meet with staff and become famillar with the facilities and the program as for city DPW workers - monary resusitation (CPR). The ultimate purpose is to en. --_ vIsory Committee in its plans for - able citizens to perform CPR for heart attack victims until _ renovating the high school. well as review course descriptions. The relatively snow- DPW bUilding and ._ emergency medical personnel arrive. Certified instructors ~ The board of education approved Kehoe also will be reviewing the while drain system will teach the course.' ~' Kehoe's services at its January 24 free winter weather has grounds as well as to facilities of the high school and identify- provided a plus In maintenance required on~ _. The one.session. 3 hour "Heart Saver" course will be of. _ meeting at a maximum authorized ex· ing inadequacies. spend 240 hours in mak- Iy three hours. penditure of $4,000.Kehoe's fee will be scheduling work by city Ing eqUipment repairs M a j 0 r s t r e e t. fered the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 PM in the - The consultant will meet with the department of public $150per day. . Citizens Advisory Committee, staff, between December 15, maintenance was clocked - Community Room of the Botsford Administration & Educa. ';: ~ In recommending the consultant, works employees, DPW 1982, and January 11, at 88hours with two hours. tion Building (immediately to the east of the hospital) . • board and administrative represen· superintendent Ted Superintendent George Bell noted that tatives at an orientation session tonight 1983. of drain maintenance. : To pre·register (required). please call the Department of Mapes reported to council Mapes' report showed ,e"J "$4,000spent now could save millions in at the high school. Overtime, Mapes Health Promotion and Development at 471·8091. on Monday, •• 1990." at Its January 17meeting. only 26.5 hours were re- Bell said he has sent out some 40 let- Because personnel was quired for winter noted, had been kept to· through Friday from 9:00 A.M. to 5 P.M. Class size is limit. . .. ~ Bell told board members that Kehoe 37.5 hours for the period, - ed. so please register early. Botsford General Hospital is 10. :_ . "has done this kind of job for other ters to members of the community, ask- not needed for snow maintenance on both ma- again because of fair - : cated at 28050 Grand River Ave .. Farmington Hills 48024. :. t./ school districts and comes highly ing them to serve on the Citizens Ad- clearing and salting, it jor and local streets dur- recommended. " visory Committee. He noted the had been possible for the ing the period. w~:t~~ had been POSSI.: (North of Grand River. behind the Botsford Inn) . ':e response, thus far, -ba{; been positive. department's nine Routine local street ble to spend 109.5hours on '. According to Bell, Kehoe is con- In addition to working with ad· employees to accomplish maintenance for the cemetery maintenance ,. ------. - - ••• - ••••••• - - •••• - - - _., sidered one of the foremost authorities ministrators and the citizens commit- maintenance work at the period was for 79.5 hours and 22hours at city hall. Attitude is key factor in finding employment

Attitude is the sin'gle most important do it anyway. aspect in finding a job. "Confidence is what it's all about. .. Joan Greenfield, a psychologist and He also encouraged people to be professional job counselor, said the themselves. "The more you can be most important thing anyone can do is yourself... when you have an idea or a believe in himself or herself during an dream, act on it. That takes confidence unemployment seminar at Schoolcraft and a positive mental attitude," he College. said. "We are all valuable people," she "By looking over your life you can see said. "We all have pluses and minuses. if you are more positive or negative. It is within your power to look at the Your attitudes are formed by the people pluses. around you and your conditioning," "One drop of black ink can turn the Lefkie continued. INSULATION REBATE WATER HEATERS whole pitcher black," she said in an "I can tell you nine positive things analogy on the difficulty of fighting about yourself and one negative thing. Buy 10 or more rolls of insulation -- 30 GALLON - GAS negative attitudes. Which one will you remember? The one GET A "One of my favorite success stories is negative. It gets blown out of propor- the lady who wrote me that she and her tion," he said. husband were down and out," Green- So how does a person develop a $10 REBATE field related. positive attitude? It starts with smiling, 15"x6" UNFACED "They were on general assistance. according to LeCkie, who said he wants She asked what could they do; they R-19 49 SQ. FT. $135.95 to die with his wrinkles going up. wanted to help themselves. She called "Do you smile? Watch what happens Reg. $169.00 - /' herself a "Gopher." She does errands to your attitude when you start smil- ~ 'l~' for anyone. During the ice storm this ing," he said. $10.75 winter she couldn't keep up with the de- Watch who you associate with, LeCkie Higher R-values mean mand from people who' called asking cautioned. "They are very influential. her to bring salt. When you hang around with a negative greater insulating power ~! "Now she's franchising it across the l~~a~r~> " person it rubs off, just like positivism country. She took nothing and made it rubs off." . Pair,of work in_~l!L~t!RI) blaQK~J .ui.\' something. Now she's going to be rich," 'FREE with the' purchase .; .. "When you select the people you want Qloves for the: ;~.~ 1 Greenfield said. to be around for their positive outlook, first 24 insulation - ",,,~~ ..~ of a water heater Greenfield urged the job seekers to then you can be more positive in the i start with a self assessment. way you look at things," he continued. customers in each store \'~~' ~-:::-~=.t.::r' $7.99 VALUE 1, "Focus on who you are, regardless of "You may need to change the people where circumstances have placed you. you hang around with. Make sure the "Look at what you're doing and what people in your life will contribute." skills are involved. It's more than a ti· LeCkie said he knew some people CEILINGS VANITIES BY tle," she said. "A teacher, for example, were thinking he is unrealistic. But he is a highly-skilled communicator who had seen positive attitudes at work. 2x4 KINGSLEY MONTICELLO Bel' OOfJi: can relate to all ages. SERIES LU "Everyone is two people; the person - Deep Textured d "The things we do and do well, we you are because of all your past ex- V' /",A Complete w/ marble top have a tendency to believe everyone periences and the person you want to be ,y. _--' _ v can do," she continued. "It's not true. more like," he continued. "To get from -~ ~~"':;>~y What you do well makes you unique." where you are to where you want to be, 24" Greenfield encouraged the group to learn from your experiences or suc- $2.29 $~~~5 99.95 look into as many alternatives as possi- cesses. You can set yourself up for suc- ble. cess or failure. Attitude is all impor· 2x4 FAIRMONT 30" "The idea is to have many baskets tant." - Vinyl Coated with eggs in all of them. If one basket Another important factor in develop- 111.95 smashes. You have others," she said. ing a positive attitUde is conditioning, Rich LeCkie, another speaker at the LeCkiesaid. 36" Schoolcraft meeting, reinforced Green- "Consider the ways you are condi- 119.95 field's comments with advice on tioned in life," he said. "Be careful 2.69 developing "winning attitudes." what you put in your life. Become Reg. $4.95 LeCkie emphasiZed the importance of uniformed with life. Don't put in the setting specific goals. negative - you don't need the 5 p.m., 6 "Make things happen rather than p.m. and 11 p.m. news. Life goes on allow them to happen to you," he said. without It. "Anxiety can be a motivator or a "Don't go out and attempt to prove COVERALLS TOOLS SHELVING' depressor. But the times when you feel you're the best, just go do it. Create SPECIAL POW-R-TOOL TABLE uncomfortable are the times when you dreams. Find ways to market yourself grow the most. When you're scared - more effectively. You will have a job! " INTRODUCTORY OFFER! , $59.95 ~ 25% OFF 7-1/4" CIRCULAR ] ALL SHELVING $5.99 fJ' PRODUCTS Perfect for painting Model 514 or car repair ~ ,"<~,Y~~' JJ <\ tJi4 ...... ~ I

------._-- - BRIGHTON 525 Main St , , 227·1831 OPEN: DETROIT 5311 E. Nevada •.•.•....•.•••. 368·1100 FENTON ~ '" 14375 Talley Rd 629·3300 Mon. thru Thurs. LINCOLN PARK , 325SFort St , .•.. 386·5177 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. PINE MT. CLEMENS , .. 5 S. G'aesbeck ,. ~69·23oo Friday OWOSSO : '" 1315 E. Main St ,.723·8911 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. CASH\NAY REDFORD 12222 Inkster Rd 937.9111 Saturday SOUTHfIelD 22800 W. 8 Mlle , .••••... 3S3·2570 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. SOUTH LyON ". 20801 Pontiac T,all ~37·~161 Sundoy LUIVIBER UTICA ~8075 Van Dyke 739·7463 FINE 10 WATERfORD , 737~ Highland Rd ,., .• 666·USO a.m. to 4 p.m. FURNISHINGS yPSILANTI , 629 N. Huron., •.• '.••••.•••.•• ~81'ISoo ()lIr 10h "rie,' .. Some Items may not be available at all locations. All Items Cash & Cally PRICES GOOD CASUALCONTEMPORARYANDPATlO fURNISHINGS Sol. Items ma,ked with' THRU FEB. 2· 8 33021 Grend RIver, Fermlnglon (2 blk. ee., of Fermlnglon Roedl' 476-6550 h,·/" ~011 milk,· it. Mones.)', Thurede)', Frlde)' 10-1, D"I)' 10-1, 8unde)' 12.5 .... ,., Ch.ro- .nd VI.. eccepted • Want Ads Section GREEN SHEET INSIDE B Sliger/Livingston East • ... .. Wednesday, February 2, 1983 tion and later served as manager, Jeep Program Evaluation and. Manager, product cost analysis, at AMC. He ~oinedthe Volkswag~n:: organization January 25, 1977, and served as dIrector-cost analysis 10.: the finance department at the former VolkswagenManUfacturingCor· . Busin~ss Briefs poration of America prior to being named director-product planning· August 24, 1978, aft~r the manufacturing and. sale~ companie~ of~ Volkswagen in AmerIca were merged. A DetrOItnative, he recelv,ed his S.s.B.A. from Central Michigan University and his M.B.A. from the University ofMi~higan. • GERRY BESH of Northville has been elected president of the Michigan Chapter of the National Association of Income Tax Practi·' tioners (NAITP). NAITP is an organization of professional tax practi- tioners whose purpose is to provide the opportunity of continUing education to members and their associates. Besh resides in Northville with her husband, Richard, and three of their children. Her business, G&BTax Service, Inc., is located at 24334 AnnArbor Trail in Dearborn Heights. SOUTHLYONAREA residentS got a mild shock during the week of January 16 when they walked into Showerman's IGA in Brookdale Plaza to discover a brand new Chevrolet Cavalier (right) surrounded • by Kraft brand name prodUCts.Showerman's grocery manager Max Akemann and dairy manager Mike McCarthy worked all night to set up the special display promoting Kraft prodUCts.The car came from Gary Underwood Chevrolet of Brighton. As part of a nationwide pro- F. ROBERT JOSEPH'S appointment to the newly-expanded pOS,i- motion Kraft will be giving away a new automobile as well as several tion of director-production purchasing is announced by Volkswagenof other p~izes. The Great Lakes area retailer with the best display also America Incorporated. Joseph, his wife, the former Patricia M. has a chance of winning a car, said Akemann. Capping off the week Walker 'and their two daughters are Northville residents. Joseph, was a cooking demonstration January 22. Local cooks,such as Sharon formeriy director-product planning for VWoA,will be responsible for Iafolla (above left) and Arline Collins (above right), treated shoppers all domestic and international purchases ofproduction components for to culinary treats. Mr. IGA, DinoViscosi,handed out couponsand kept use by Volkswagen in the U.S. and for the putchase of domestically • things lively. The big question of the day revolved around the car, said produced components for export to other Volkswagen and Audi loca- Akemann. Howdid they get it in the store? Akemann said the car came tions. In the past, this position did not include responsibility for inter- through the dock doors at the rear of the store and was pushed to the ,national operations. front: He added that the front aisle was cleared away for the auto and Joseph will report to the head of purchasing for VWoA,Robert T. soap was squirted on the floor to get the vehicle around tight corners. Chrysler, executive director-purchasing. Joseph began his automotive F. ROBERT JOSEPH GERRYBESH Akemann also pointed out that shoppers loved the display. career in 1969 as a purchasing analyst with Amer,icanMotors Corpora-

SPECIAL THE. ~ Boat show marks Wild Bird Feed DETROIT~ • 25th anniversary Reg. $7.85 RED WINGS~}~" Sale $69~lb.bag and ' ..".r...'...~.... The 25th annual Greater Michigan Boat and Fishing Wixom Co-Operative JB RPBltiifJN Show opening Saturday at 49350 Pontiac Trail Cobo Hall in Dettoit promises Wixom 624-2301 JEWj~LERS discount savings to customers as close to 100 marine dealers present will offer various boats and • packages. The show is spon- catch the Diamond Night sored by the Michigan Boating Wings in Industries Association head· "Win SUNDAY, FEB. 6, 1983 • 7:00 9.,uartered in Livonia: which motion! Y.$~••TORONTO MAPLE LEAFS .-c •. held a silver anniversary din- ;::...•,f- (~~~~~ car anewin our' net last Saturday. Among the ·home game giveaway-no The first 5.000 adults Will receive a free. association founders honored purchase necessary! dlamond·llke stone. All genuine dIamonds Will was Robert Hayes, a Nor- be mounted at no charge in a solitaire mounting thville resident of King's Mill. DiY Ol.e Opponent valued at $100 or credit Will be Issued toward a costlier mounting. Anyone with a SImulated The boat show will be open 26 Chicago Black Hawks stone Will receive a 10% discount on aoy •• from noon to 10 p.m. this' 27 Toronto Maple leafs diamond merchandise. Saturday and ~unday; from 4- 28 winnipeg Jets Courtesy of the DETROIT RED WINGS 10 p.m. Monday, Tuesday, For tickets. charge and JB ROBINSON JEWELERS Thursday and Friday; 11 a.m. by phone 567·9800. Ticket Information (and Group Sales) Tleket Information ~~iWl~1I1IJ to 10 p.m. Wednesday. It & group discounts i' Call: (313) 567·6000 closes at 7 p.m. February 13. 567·6000. Tlekets at all eTe Historical exhibits will include outlets. a history of recreational • boating. McLaughlin seeks nominees for travel aid EXCUSES ... ·"SOME PEOPLE CAN'T LOSE WEIGHT" Willam F. McLaughlin, ·"1 JUST QUIT SMOKING" Michigan Travel Com- SUSAN mission chairperson and HIGHFIELD • "WHAT'S THE USE...I'LL GAIN IT BACK ·"1 HAVE A GLANDULAR PROBLEM" • a Northville resident, has BEFORE RedWmgs announced that nomlna- , ·"MY HUSBAND LOVES ME THIS WAY" 168 Ibs. tions are being accepted • '" CAN'T STICK TO A DIET" for candidates for the 1982 SIZE 14 Ambassador/Embassy of • "I'M DEPRESSED STOCJm\TG Tourism awards. • "THERE'S MORE OF ME TO LOVE" Nomination forms and • "NO TIME to EXERCISE" copies of the rules detail- TO THE FIRST 5000 YOUTHS ing nominee qualifica- • "I'LL START NEXT WEEK" tions are available form '·"I'M AT A DESK ALL DAY" CAP AlTENDING THE RED WING GAlVIE the travel bureau of the TIRED OF MAKING EXCUSES? • Michigan Department of Commerce, P.O. Box DO DOMETHING 30226,Lansing, 48909,or ABOUT IT TODAY! by calling toll free: 1-800- 292·2520. AFTER AFTER Correction 135 Ibs. 1351bs. SATURDAY The address of Novl's SIZE 7 SIZE 7 FEBRUARY 12 Munro Sawmill was in- 2FORl correctly reported in last week's Green Sheet story. ,/ The correct address Is ./ SPECIAL • 25650 Taft Road, Nov!. Limited Offer .2:00 p.m. Telephone number Is 349- 2359. Bring a Friend The mill, currently run Wmgs vs. Wmnipeg by Gilbert VanSickle and and Save or his uncle, John Munro, Come Alone was established by Munro and his father in 1933, and Save celebrating, Its 50th an· Compliments of nlversary this year. .\ FOR MEN CuUlnesunder the photos • Incorrectly stated that ~ & WOMEN, the mill has been In -Individual counseling on a one-to-one basis operation only since 1969. VanSickle has been -Doctors and Nurses on staff. operating the mill lull -No liqUid protein, exercise, fasting or long-term binding time since that year. contracts -Lose 3 to 8 pounds a week CALL FOR YOUR FREE CONSULTA nON CASH FOR LANO CONTRACTS & REAL ESTATE LOANS AllY IYPt~ 'Hn:1~rt'~' ,t!l"wtJt~rl! QUICK LOSS CENTERS n M1c!lIf1,11l ?,1 ~illllr\ r,;lll. WEIGHT ; it'f' 1 Aon ii'}? 111~)O I"lf',l • ~d'lrHl,ll A('U~Il' e(l Brighton. • • • • • • • • • • • 227-7428

." 2:~-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, February 2, 1983

ANIMALS r One local call places a want ad Animal Services 15$ in over 64,000 homes through the Farm Animals 153 Horses & Equip. 152 following newspapers: Household Pets 151 Pet Supplies 154 Brighton Argus AUTOMOTIVE Sliger/Livingston Publications Automobiles 240 313-227-4436 Auto Parts & Service 220 Autos Wanted 225 County Argus/Pinckney Post Boats & Equip. 210 313-227-4437 campers. Trailers & Equipment 215 COnstruction Equip. 228 GREEN SHEET EAST County Argus/Hartland Herald 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles 233 Motorcycles 201 313-227-4436 Recreational Vehicles 238 Snowmobiles 205 Fowlerville Review Trucks 230 Vans 235 517-548-2570 EMPLOYMENT CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Business & Professional Servl(.es 175 Livingston County Press Business Opport. 167 Help Wanted General 165 J \_------517-548-2570 ,,------Help Wanted sales 166 001 Absolutely Free 010 Special Notices 010 Special Notices 015 Lost 021 Houses For Sale Income Tax Service 180 absolutely Walled Lake News Novi News Situations Wanted 170 THREE one year old Lab and SQUARE Dance Begln~ LOST. 8-e-a-gl""e-.--':S-a"'-tu-r-:d-ay-BRIGHTON, 3 bedroom ranch. FOR RENT Blue Tic mix. Pets or wat- class, Plymouth CUltural January 29. Female, black and 3 car garage, screen porch, 4.5 313-669-2121 313-348-3024 Apartments 064 chdogs. Good looking. DON'T Center. Begins Sunday. tan with while stockings. acres. 10 year land contract, Buildings & Halls 078 FREE (313)629-4990. February 6, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Wearing collar with beli and $54.000. (313)227-3252. . :_ COndominiums, WAIT UNTIL vet's tag. lost in Island lake Northville Record Townhouses 069 2 Year old Collie; 2 year old $3.50 per couple. Free lirst two Rec area. Loved family pet. 313-348-3022 Duplexes 065 neutered cat. Good with MONDAY! nights. Houses 061 children, good farm animals. You can place your ad any day Please call, (313)592-4796. CO-OP HOMES : NON·PROFITVENTURE . Industrlal-Comm. 076 (313)231-1373. of the week. Office hours are (313)837-9260. South Lyon Herald Lakefront Houses 062 8:30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Monday MALEBr"'it?-ta-n-y.--:·;;:·S:-m-:07k-::ey~';-·• 2 bedroom ranch. built on YOUr Land 084 002 Happy Ads 1981 license and choke chain. lot, complete. $19.900. 3 313-437-4133 LIving Quarters - Friday. Our phone room ------salespeople wll/ be happy to bedroom tri-Ievel, complete, • toShare 074 Fowlerville area 01 Owosso help you. Road and Allen. (517)546-S092. $30.900. Or shell model Mobile Homes 070 $18,600. Trl-Ievel model in Milford Times Mobile Home Sites (313)437-4133 072 .,@@ REWARD. Liver and white Spr- Hamburg. (313)882-7453, Office Space 080 (313)348-3O'~ 313-685-8705 inger Spaniel, male. 11 mon- (313)453-8175. , Rooms 067 (313)685-8705 ths old, answers to Murphy. Storage Space POUCY STATEMENT All ad:ve'rtl$lng 088 (313)669-2121 Any useful information will be published In Sltge' Home Vacabon Rentals 082 @@ TAX preparation in your home (313)227-4436 rewarded. (313)887-0105. COMMERCE Township. Newspaortt, 1$ $U~ to tho condt- Wanted to Rent 089 by Michigan Tax COnsultants (517)54&-2570 Starter home, completely bOns staled In the a~ ,ate FOR SALE Mrs. Roly .1 love you. A. J. Inc. (We make house calls (313)887-9542. eard coptes 01 whICh ate aW'.. l.IbIe- remodeled, near Fox lake, im-. RATES cemetery Lots 039 because we care). For an early TWO Bassett hounds, black It om the adYertIS"~ ~I. COndominiums 024 mediate occupancy, VA or sa.oer HocM Newsprlpers lOt W appointment, call Mark tri-colored male and black and 10 Words Farms, Acreage 027 FHA terms. Won't last at ~n Norttmtte. M~ 48167.(]13- @@ (517)546-9600.Tim (511)54lHl637 White female. Any information 34-1700) $I.ger Home Newspapers Houses 021 $30,000. Ask for George Evans. call (313)885-3694 or (313)685- for $4.50 reserves ''"'' rtQht oot 10 ~fl)t an Income Property 035 (Brighton returns welcome). WHITE Lake Township. 3 advertlse,'s order SltQef Home lndustrlal-Comm. 033 YOU saw It on TV. now see-us 1511 ext. 278 or 288. bedroom ranch. many extras. P Newspaper, .dCakef, haye no Lakefront Houses 022 24 PerWord Over 10 authOflty to btncI this newspaper and @@ in your home. Become an :3 Year old female red Dober- owner will consider low down Lake Property 029 P only PUbbc.ltl()n of an advertisement Undercoverware agent or man, lost in Howell area. If land contract terms. Reduced Subtract 35 for Mobile Homes 025 $hall constitute final acceptanCe 01 have a party. Earn free found please call, (313)227-. to $57.900. Ask for Shlreen. repeat the 3dYOrtJ$&t • Otdef Real Estate Wanted 037 insertion of same ad~;;';;;;;;;';;:::'=-----f Vacant Property 031 @ lingerie, then decide. Call 1647. century 21, Janisse-Matheson EQu.alHovIlltlQ~ .... HOUSEHOLD (517)596-2457. Company. (313)624-0660. 016 Found ....ow. .,. ~ 10 the Md Anbques 101 ------===- Auctions lPIIttolUS.pOIcytorbl~ 102 012 CarPools BLACK and white Lab. Call Classified ..... 01 ~ tlOuMg oppottunl!y Building Materials 114 DON'T ~ IN NdOft w. enc:ouraoe ElectronIcs \ 113 BRIGHTON - Rencen. $70 alter6 p.m. (313)632-5633. MdIlUPPQttM~~.-no NOTICES Farm Equipment 112 WId ~ progrwn tn1llN<." Ihtf. plus. call alter 6 p.m. (313)227- GOLD declawed cat, WAIT UNTIL .. t'IOberTWato~~ Farm Products 111 7215. neutered, found Hartland Display becaluM 01 rac:.- cdot. ~ Of' ..... Firewood 105 area. (517)223-3244. Garage & Rummage BRIGHTON Adult Ed student MONDAYI ...... 103 You can place your ad any day • - Household GOOds 104 needs ride to- and Irom SMALL beige male Boomer Contract Rates T~.-.-...on Lawn & Garden 010 Special Notices Howell, evenings, Monday type dog. Larkins on Kens- 01 the week. Office hours are Available --"""~-of~.~ Monday - Friday 8:30 a.m. to ~'.NoOc:.- Care & EqUipment 109 AFFECTIONATE female calico EXPERIENCED professional thru Thursday. (517)548-4352. ington, (313)229-5773. AI,---~-...... ~ ...... Miscellaneous 107' 5:00 p.m. Our phone room cat. Housebroken. To gOOd OJ for all ocasions, call Tom Want ads may be placed ~ I, eubtect to IN F.,.,.. Miscellaneous Wanted 108 CAR pool wanted from _------~ salespeople wllJ be happy to 'M Hou.llttlg N;t Of ,. wNcft,.... home. (313)546-4878. Royal Fogle (517)54&-1692. Brighton to MSU. Call alter until 3:30 Monday, lor that .1aIlQIlI to ec:h'ertlM "WIy pt""eonee Musical Instruments 106 help you. week's Edllton. Read your IImt\Idoft..Ot~butdon Sporting GOOds I 110 Oak. ~.m. (313)227-1570. ESTATE (313)437-4133 rw:::e COIof. ,eI6gIOn. or netIoMI orlg'n REAL .e PERSONAL 'advertlsement the first lime oran~IO""'.IMJ-..cft ABANDONED affectionate (313)348-3022 preference arnnauon Of ~ Bingo 011 FULLER BRUSH 013 Card of Thanks (313)6ll5-8705 it appears, and repOrt any . Card of Thanks 013 gray female cat, to pound il WEEKLY SPECIALS FOR SALE error Immediately Sliger TN.~"'notkftQwtftgfJ CarPools 012 not claimed. (313)227-6405. CATALOGS AVAILABLE Iwould like to thank the lady '- -J (313)669-2121 accepI- My ~iNnQ lot ,... eN" Home Newspapers Will not -.Nctl1.IrI~tIOnolthela" 0..... Found 016 BLACK Lab male, well trained. ATTENTION artists: rustic (313)685.0556 who found my wallet in the (313)227-4436 Issue Credit lor errors in ads ,..,.,. .,. heJf'eby WotIMd tftI;l alii Free 001 pine frames, custom siZed. Howell Post Office. (517)548-2570 d".lIIng •• d ... ,II •• d In Ihi. shots. Excellent with children. 021 Houses For Sale after the first Incorrect inser- ~"""~on"'equM Happy Ads 002 (313)437-2360. less than wholesale. (517)623- =~-;:...,----:-----;-- ..... In Memoriam 014 SPECIAL thanks to Pastor tIon. 6951. FENTON. Four bedroom ho~e_ _tfRDoc: 12-..,',*,).31 n &.45 Lost 015 BLACK and white Sheepdog Boerger. Martin Luther Home om, Special Notices 010 mixed male, good with ATTORNEY Gary Lentz. Free employees and to all our on 2 plus acres, blacktop road. children. (517)521-4114. consultation. Divorce from friends and relatives for their AITENTION close to expressway, terms. (313)629-2031. ' BEAUTIFUL Siamese young $225. Drunk driving: $250. Will: acts 01 kindness during our re- $45. Bankruptcy from S350. cent bereavement. Family of HOMEOWNERS rabbits, male and female.· 1 PROPERTY MANAGEMENT Court costs additional. Elizabeth SCheunemann. pair New Zealand whites. FOR IMMACULATE colonial (313)227-1055, (313)669-3159. Want A Bigger Ad? Also cage. (517)223-7334. THE lamily 01 Edward Spirl SINGLE FAMILY HOME built in 1968 with 3 CLOTHING. Church of Christ, ANNOUNCING 20% off all wish to extend our thanks to Accredited Management bedrooms, large family winter clothing. Great savings 6026 Rickett Road. Brighton. 6 5':::£:-:::7-7::===;:-~--::: all his relatives, friends, Organization, room, fireplace, base:- t08 p.m. on already low prices. Shop neighbors and workmates for Meadowmanagement Inc. ment. 2 car garage. FHA- for your garage sale, to sell your home or for any Kids' Konsignment Resale the love and kindness shown (AMO) specilalizes in leasing VA terms. $66,900. COUCH and matching chair. Shop, Grand River and US-23. at this time. A special thanks (313)229-8560alter 6 p.m. and management of single reason. Ask for a GREENSHEET RATE BUSTER. Across from State Pollee Post. to the V.F.W. Post 2502 and lamily homes. Call Bruce LOT-A-HOUSE for tlie CALICO cat, shots, litter train- Brighton. (313)227-3923, Auxiliary for theIr help and Lloyd (313)227-4222 or (313)851- money. 3 bedroom briCk. ed. (517)546-7768. Chose from 3 sizes and get. ASTROLOGY I charts, con- support. Marian Splrl and 8070. ranch with 4th bedroom In COUCH, nylon Irise with slip fidential, And E.S.P. readings. Family. finished basement, 2Ox15 More Attention cover, fair condition. Alter call L.V. Hiner, Novi, (313)348- WE wish to express out heart- family room, fireplace, 2'h 4 p.m. (313)420-0443. 4348. lelt gratilude for all the kind baths. sauna. 8/10 acre. More Readers 2'12 month old puppy, ABORTION Alternatives 24 expressions of sympathy and BEATHIEF! / Quiet dead end street. Doberman/German Hours, (313)632-5240. Problem acts 01 kindness sliow to us And steal this 3 bedroom $79,900. More Results Shepherd/Collie mix. (313)684- pregnancy help, free pregnan- =-:==-=:='=7===-~';':""--''=-:- :luring our sorrow over the South Lyon ranch. Full base- 0441. cy test, confldential. Monday, loss,of our wife,and mother ment, family room fireplace. SPOTLESS COLONIA.L ,. 'and a Special Reduced Rate with 3 large bedrooms, DOBERMAN, black and tan. Wednesday, Saturday Madge Dunk. Alfred W. Dunk, Owners must sell. $52,900. P & Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Dunk and R, Inc. (313)475-9101, (313)475- family room, fireplace. 2 -All shots, ears and tail long, 12 noon to 3 p.m. 9250 W. Children, Mr. & Mrs. Michael car garage, basement, lOves kids. (517)521-4428. Highland Road, (M-59), 8294. Hartland. West side door of Dunk. central air, 2'12 baths, * Style 2 2'12 year old Doberman, acre lot. Only $88,500. . whitehouse. tHE wish to express our heart- BRIGHTON. For sale or trade, spayed. housebroken, good felt gratitude for all the kind dog. (517)54&-1254. ATTENTION: Kids denim four bedroom, two bath cape Century 21 jeans, sizes 4 to 14 in husky expressions of sympathy and Cod, 1'12 years old. Areplace, Hartford FLUFFY Teddy Bear puppies. acts of kindness shown to us full basement, 2'12 car attach· South·West All male. (517)546-1604. sizes and regular Sizes. 3 pairs :::-:::.:::-:===:,.,.,,:-:-::-=-:-:-:--- -13 Letters & for $13, verious colors. While :luring our sorrow over the ed garage, close to ex- 437-4111 spaces will fit on this FOUR month Golden Retriever quanity lasts. The New and loss of our wife and mother pressway. $80,000. (313)227- • THEGREEN line. and Black lab female, all Used but Not Abused Variety Madge Dunk. Alfred W. Dunk, 2793. shots. (313)231-9238. Shop. 390 S. Lalayette, South NATURE'S SENSIBLE WAY Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dunk -13 Letters & FEMALE mixed Collie, Lyon around the corner from TO WEIGHT CONTROL. Sale, and children, Mr. and Mrs. SHEET spaces will fit on this Shepherd, needs gOOd home. the Post Office. Mini-flea all natural herbal prog ram, Michael Dunk. Build low. good natured. (313)360-1929. Market Atmosphere, (313)437- lose 10 to 29 pounds/month. line Promotes gOOd health and 015 Lost A Home At A Price Classified advertising that reaches 64,000 homes FEMALE Shepherd mixed and 3529. -188 Letters & energy. 100% satisfaction every Wednesday. rain or shine. The paper to read 6 month old male black Lab. You Can A fiord guaranteed. For free literature ABANDONED affectionate if you have something to sell, need help. or have a spaces will fit in this (3131348-1765. Mortgages Available • call (313)887-3654. Distributor gray female cat, to pOund il garage sale. An Ad this size costs. CUPIDOR space FEMALE German Shorthair Inquiries accepted. - not claimed. (313)227-6405. Low Down Payments and Blue Tick puppy, 8 weeks. Monthly payments as low -25 Letters & SHINING KNIGHT OPENINGS available. Brighton BEAGLE lost in Morrice (313)348-0863 alter 1 p.m. as $350. Show your han •• $40 spaces will fit on this will express just how much Hills Sweet Adelines. Guest District. white, black, brown. 1&.. -1 line FEMALE puppy. American you love someone for Valen- night, Tuesday, February 8, male. Disregard old phone dyman's skill by doing as Eskimo. 8'12 weeks, lovable, tine's Day. 7:30 p.m. Lord of Life Luthern number on collar. $25 reward. much as you desire and calm. (313)437-6210. (313)227-5796 ChurCh, 5051 Pleasent Valley (313)785-2193. save. Build on your land or Style 3 FREE horse manure. (313)348- Road, Brighton. (3131231-3557. COCKER Spaniel, male, 9 ours. 4348. ------(5111521-3470. months old, buff color, Lake Quality and Honesty FEMALE, half registered Chemung. Tan leather collar. We Built Our Reputation Walker, 1'12 years old, shots PHYCHIC - READER ,Reward. (517)548·1374, On It -15 Letters & CIRCULATION (517)546-7372. currant, (517)655-2649. BRIGHTON ARGUS ADVISOR (SPlRTUAlIST) Adler Homes, Inc. Female Alaskin Malamute, spaces will fit on this 7 week German short hair and 40 Years expericence, All Hartland, MI 313-&32-8222 line lab mixed puppies. (313)227- 313-227-4442 f ace t s black tipped white coat with This Size-$60 9584. DIGITS- TEACHING white mask and paws. Chain (313)355-4598 . on neck, very friendly, -25 Letters & 2 Guina pigs. Take one or CHEESECAKES. 25 delicious- BRIGHTON. New home. $6,000 FOR SALE BY OWNER answers to Kella. Reward. Call spaces will fit on this both. No cage available. ly different recipes. Send down, 30 year mortgage at NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP Place your ad in collect (313)544-2288 or (313)227-5185. $2.50 to Ideas Unlimited, P.O. 25% to 50% off appliances, lur- below market interest rates. BeautifUlly shadded 1'12 stOry. line Box 81, Howell, Michigan niture, clothing resale Items. (511)227-2800. GERMA~ Shepherd, Collie $59,900. For details ask for Joe aluminum sided 2 - 3 bedroom FEMALE cat, white with gray -15 Letters & puppies. 6 weeks. (313)685- 48843. P. L. 's Twice Around. 43546 Phares, (313)227-4600. (B,53) home on 1.07 acres. Full base- markings, Garfield/9 Mile The Green Sheet spaces will fit on this 8219,callalter4 p.m. CUPID is winging LOVE Into Grand River. Novi. (313)348- The Livingston Group. ment with fireplace, new 5150. area. Missing since January carpeting thruout, formal din- 30 Hens, 1 goat. (517)223-3924. the hearts of everyone for line Valentine's Day. He'll present REWARD. $2,500. Jewelry 01 24. (313)348-2176. ing area with doorwall and Every week the Green Sheet carries adver- -244 Letters & KENMORE gas dryer. You a personaliZed poem to your great sentimental value was FEMALE Collie, 4 years, 12 x 16 deck overlooking pro- tisng messages to over 64,000 homeowners pick up. (517)546-1566. loved one. An!mal Gramm recently discovered missing "Missy". 10 Mile/Milford. perty. Enclosed porch with in Wayne, Oakland and Livingston Counties. spaces will fit in this MALE adult cat. neutered. (313)437·5170. storms and screens plus car Cracker, (313)227-5796. from home on Driftwood. in BRIGHTON, 3 bedroom col- 2 Owner allflrgic. (313)437-3175. garage. call (313)348-8133. • Ads for help wanted, rentals, farm animals, space Lake Sherwood. We are INFORMATION or return 01 onial, 1750 square feet. family desirous of getting it back. household services, automobile .. , real MALE tri-coJored Collie, small Cocker-like tan lemale room. fireplace, central air, FOWLERVILLE,10yearold1'h estate, garage sales and mUCh, much more. doghouse, loves kids. UNEMPLOYED? DEPRESSED? Reward of $2.500 Is being of- dog, "Coco". Disappeared huge lot, warranteed. $74,800. story home on 1 acre. Wooded (313)887-6350alter 4 p.m. fered for Its retum. Reward is vicinity Ridge and 7 Mile Earl Kelm Realty. (517)546- lot 6 miles northwest 01 Howell MIXED Spanial Coeker pup- Unhappy with the way your also offered for information Januaryl. (313)349-4287. 6440. and '14 mile off paved road. 3 -15 Letters & leading to its return. call . pies. Absolutely beautiful. 6 life IS going? PONTIAC BUS· LOST black and white long BRIGHTON, Pinckney area. bedrooms, 1'h baths, circular. spaces will fit on this S/NESS INSTITUTE can be (313)685-0407. lireplace. cathedral ceiilng, CALL US NOWI weeks. (313)348-2888 alter your answer to a beller tomor. haired dog. Answers to SCot- Newer three bedroom ranch, has family room. Asking line 5 p.m. row. We have several camp. RANAJIT SII M. D. Phd. has ty. Walled lake area. Reward, gas heat, Rush Lake started neurology practice at $45,000. 11% land contract. MALE, neutered, some uses Offering programs in $50. (313)669-3346 or (313)348- privileges, immediate oc- k d ith kid data processing, word pro. Novl Medical Center, 41431 W. 2212, ask for Linda. $5,000. down, call (517)546-5617 Co c er. goo w s. cessing. admlnistraflve mad. cupancy. $42,000, $3,000 down, 10 Mile, Novi. Hours by ap- $350 month. (313)878-6728. or (313)769-2411. (313)227-3881. dica' assisting, secretarial pointment. (313)349-5011. PUPPIES, mother Collio/· and accounting that can help Style 4 Shepherd. lather Springer you get to where you want to Spaniel. 8 males. (517)223- be in life. call tOday .. 9258. Farmlngfon 476-3145 SAMOYED female, spayed. Madison Hgts. 544-8039 Labrador/Shepherd male, Oxford 628-4846 DATA -8 Letters & spaces I neutered. (517)223-8200. After Pontiac 333.7028 PROCESSING $80 will fit on this line 5 p.m.(313)533-2657. DONATIONS of useable fur. • SENIOR cat for senior citizen. nlture, large and small ap- Years supply 01 food. (313)227- pllances, household goods, GOLD-~.-HOUSE REALTORS WORD 9584. tools, and otc. will bo greally PROCESSING • SIMPLEX Ironer, excellent appreciated by Unity Unlver- 420-2100 Is what it will cost you to place -31 Letters & condition. (313)437-1565. sal Life Church, Free pick-Up. • an ad just like this one in spaces will fit on' lWlN spring and mattress, Tax receipt furnished. SECRETARIAL each of these lines (313)632.5333. (517)223-9904. • ACCOUNTING -15 Letters & HELP YOURSELF • The Green Sheet, spaces will fit on this MANAGEMENT ... line lOA BETTER TOMORROW, - on Wednesday. The paper that tells you NOW ACCEPTING APPLICATIONS II -120 Letters &' TON/TEll where to go In your local area to find this spaces will fit In this RNANCIAL AID AVAILABLE week's bargains. space ...... ~- Pontiac Business Institute PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE • offers night SChool programs In Word DAY & NIGHT SCHOOL -'1 USE YOUR Processing and Data Processing that can SOUTH LYON PONnAC -25 Letters &: I make your Tomorrow a better one. THE FUTURE IS NOW I· MASTER CHARGE or VISA spaces will fit on " Financial aid available. BUY FOR TOMORROW BUSINESS INSnTUTE Winter term begins January 31st. each of these lines At Today's prices, Fantastic Land Contract Terms, FARMINGTON. 478-3145 call today and our friendly ad counselors wlll For a Better Tomorrow Call Clean 3 bedroom ranch In the City, 'Vl baths, huge MADI80N HEIGHT8 144 1031 .'I be happy to help you. Don't be afraid , •• they -155 Letters &, , Pontiac 333-7028 tamlly room with nat'l fireplace, finished bsmt" are trained to help you. spaces will fit In thl~ Farmington 478-3145 aU. garage, yard Is a gardener's delight, $58.900. OXFORD I , call Betty Mills ~4'..' space Medlton Height. 5448039 PONTIAC .. 7011 Odo~ ~~ " ,\ • Wednesday, February 2, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-3-B' 021 Houses For Sale 024 Condominiums 025 Mobile Homes 061 Houses For Rent 064 Apartments 064 Apartments FOWLERVILLE. Sharp-3 For Sale For Sale For Rent For Rent MILFORD. Rent with option. bedroom ranch. $4.000 down, FOR RENT ===,.,-;--=-,-~ spacious 3 bedroom home BRIGHTON, large. cozy :1 land contract. R. W. Cornell. BRIGHTON, Twin Lakes. 2 SOUTH Lyon area, Country completely redecorated. Con· THE GLENS (517)546-2050. bedroom. S1,Ooo assumes Estates. Special factory bedroom. semi·furnlshed. 11Y.!% mortgage. (313)381· ordered 1967 Marlelle, 12 x 60 veniently located. $385 plus Live in a wooded aru near town. carpeted. new appliances. HARTLAND. Rent sale. 1 Studio. one, and two bedroom or 8427. with 7 x 21 ft. expando. utilities. (313)685-3795. (313)227-4470. • acre country ranch. 3 ==~:-:=':::7:"---'=---~"---:: 061 Houses For Rent apartments starting at 18 x 19 ft. newly carpeted liv- MILFORD. village. 4 CHAIN of Lakes, beauliful effl· bedrooms. fireplace. all ap- BRIGHTON. Downstairs 2 Ing room, 3 bedrooms, double bedrooms, 2 baths. basement, ciency apartment overloook· pliances. basement. 2 car at- bedroom. bath and a hall, ANN Arbor. Acreage. $252 door refrlgeratorlfreezer, Tap- no pets. secunty deposit. S4SO PER MONTH Ing lake, furnished, pnvate tached garage. $4SO month screened in pOrch, finished children, singles, horses ok, 3 en- pan double oven gas range, monthly. (3131685-9619. BRIGHTON trance, complete kitchen, $180 PIUS security deposil. (517)546- basement. Beautiful view of bedroom, basement, garage. dishwasher In carpeted kit- 229-2727 • 8408. (313)685-1820. lake. By owner ••1(3131229-9433. fireplace. (313)273-0223. NORTHVILLE. Two bedroom monthly plus utilities. (313)426- chen. (Washer and dryer BRIGHTON. New two 374:..:.;1.'--__ HIGHLAN~-=D:::.:"2::::bed=r-00-m-o-n-a-1Icall before 10 a.m. or after BRIGHTON. 3 bedroom ranch near town. No pets. security negotiable). All curtains and bedroom apartmenl. Stove. 4 p.m. near Winans Lake. $3SO per deposil. $300. (3131588-7858. sports lake, land contract drapes stay. Storms, screens. refngerator. carpeting, air. No terms. $44.900. carriage Real· NOVI. 3 bedroom ranch. partial new roof. Skirted. awn· month. Earl Kelm Realty. PINCKNEY. rural. Three pets. $325 month. (313)229- Brighton Inc. 201 E. Grand bedroom home, sunken liv· CREST MOTEL ty Inc. (3131887-4107. Lakewood Park Homes. $7.000 lngs, 3 sheds. Super closets 9021. 4495 W. GRAND RIVER : River, Brighton (313)227·1311. Ingroom, beamed ceIling, down to assume 10% mor· and storage. Children's area. HOWELL,MI • fireplace, car garage. pro- BUCK Lake. 2 bedrooms. ap- tgage. $43,900. call (313)349- Beller than good condition, BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom 1'h (511)548-1220 perty surrounded by state pliances. garden. cheap heal. 1558. original owner wishes to house. $325 monthly plus Sleeping rooms, apartments land. partially furnished. S500 (313)229-5534, (313)534-1233. relocate closer to employment utilities. No pets. Security and efficiencies. $19 double 025 Mobile Homes a month. George Lyons. in lansing. $10.000. cash. deposit required. Lake BRIGHTON. i-months free (313)994-4500 or (313)878-3340. bed. S25 two double beds. For Sale (313)437-2929 alter 6:30 p.m. or privileges. (313)227.1945, renl. 1 bedroom from only Special rates by week. Spear & Associates. Inc., anytime weekends. (511)546-0817. $245. 2 bedrooms from S295. carpeted. color laund~ BRIGHTON. 14x65. 3 bedroom. (313)668-8188. TV. BRIGHTON. Nice area. 4 Includes. heat. pool and room. large parking area. : lY.! baths: furniture. washer. SOUTH LYON. 12 x 60. 1972 PINCKNEY. Two bedroom carpeting. senior discounts. dryer, central air. shed and Somerset, 2 bedroom, newly bedroom ranch. family room. fireplace. office. sewing room. house, lake access. $3SOper cable TV and balconies skirting. Excellent condItion. redecorated, drapes, utilities. month plus utilities. call available. 898 E. Grand RIver. S12.5OO.(313)229-8433. • washer and dryer InclUded, recreation room. $550. (313)227·5979. (313)238-1061 Monday thru Fn- (313)229-7881. DON'T BRIGHTON. 1969 Schullz. $7.000 or best offer. (313)437- day.8.oo am to 5:00 pm. 6335 or (3131437-0147 per. BRIGHTON. Cozy 1 room cot· BRIGHTON. Adorable one 12x65, 12x32 Expando, PINCKNEY, Rush Lake area. bedroom on Briggs Lake. New WAIT UNTIL fireplace, on corner lot. Have slstenlly. tage on Island Lake, $195 plus secunty. After 7 pm. (313)464- Small home, $2SO month. beige carpeting. rustic panel. to see. Best offer. (313)227· WANTED mobile homes to sell references. (313)534-3304 or ing. island kItchen. washer, MONDAY! 7916. You can place your ad any day 1154. in Livingston County. Have (313)537-1383. dryer, fireplace. Living on the BRIGHTON. For sale, 12x60 buyers. Crest. (51n548-3260. BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom home lake. go for il. S235 plus of the week. Office hours are SOUTH Lyon. 4 bedroom, l'h 8:30 a.m. to 5.00 p.m. Monday mobile home. $2.500. (313)231- with full t:>asement, large fenc· deposit. (313)227-2470. 1669. • 027 ,Acreage. Farms ed In back yard. $300 plus bath, liVing room, family room.' • Fnday. Our phone room utilities. Please call (51n546- walkout basement. Crooked BRIGHTON. Heat included. 2 salespeople will be happy to BRIGHTO~SylvanC;;len For Sale 033 Industrial, 8165 (.Ir(511)548-2026. Lake pnvlleges. S5OO. (313)437- bedrooms, lake view, storage. help you. . retirement home, corner lot, carport. $315. (313)227-1420 or NORTHVILLE Township. 1 Commercial 9225 evemngs. (313)437-4133 . carport. New carpet. Air. Va- BRIGHTON. 3 bedroom, new (3131471-0396. acre building site with trees, ForSale~ interior. $400 month plus SOUTH Lyon. 3 bedroom. full (313)348-3022 cant. $9,500 with terms. Crest. land contract terms. By basement. 2 car garage. $4SO. BRIGHTON. Newly decorated. t313)669-2121 (517)548-3260. security depOSIt. (313)229- owner. (313)349-2810. BRIGHTON. Investment op- 2449. month plus deposit. call after nice 1 bedroom on Woodland (313)227-4436 BRIGHTO"'N:7,"'-::3:--:bed--::-roo-m-.---=2 portunity, commercial proper· 6 p.m. (313)665-7044. Lake. Furnished or unfurnish- (3131685-8705 BRIGHTON. 1,750 English bath, corner lot. Areplace. ty With two existing ed. $245 per month. (313)227· (517)548-2570 Tudor plus 1.500 sq.ft. walk· HOWELL. 3 bedroom ranch, WHITMORE Lake. Small $14.500. Crest. (517)548-3260. businesses that pay rent and 3710._~_ WILL TRADE out basement with large family room, basement. $4SO home. $225 a month. (313)227· COUNTRY Estates. South Extremely marketable 500 ft. of prime road frontage. sauna. inground pool, air. too monthly. call (313)227-1311. 6377. BRIGHTON area:Furnlshed 1 FOWLERVILLE. 2 bedroom Lyon. 1974 Oxford. 14 x 65. 2 145x1SOft. lake lot on cham- Down payment and assume bedroom apartment wilh pIIrtially furnished. $2SO per many extras to list. $GOO per HOWELL. Downtown, 3 WIXOM. Redecorated 3 bedroom. new carpet. $7.500, pionship golf course in land contract. For further In· uhlilies. (313)422-5234. month, plus utilities. (517)223- month. (313)227-5754. bedroom. newly decorated. bedroom. fireplace. car at· 10% down, land contract. call Southwest Florida for acreage formation, (313)227-7185. 2J $3SO per month. Evenings. tached garage, 5 beautiful BRIGHTON. Furnished. 1 3875. '-::;""""0-::--=.,..".- __ (313)761-8645ext. 65. or home in Livingston County HOWELL. Professional BRIGHTON. New contempory home $595. 3 bedrooms. 2Y.! (517)223-3913or (51n546-3065. acres. $625 a month. (3131624- bedroom house. utilIties in- FOWLERVILLE. $235. 2 large DARLING Manufactured area. Lot is located in Punta building. ideally suiled for cluded. $55 a week. (3131229- baths, beautifully decorated. HOWELL. 2 bedroom. furnish- 5199. bedrooms. terms available. Homes, February sale 2nd Gorda Isles, 16 miles north of doctors offices. 2500 square lake view and access. Must ed. Available immediately thru 8982. ADC welcome. (517)546-4659•• through 9th. Fixed 12'h% an· Ft. Myers. Will also trade 1981 feet. large parking area. FlexI- WHITMORE LAKE. efficiency see this one. (313)355-2700. May 31. $300 monthly. plus FOWLERVILLE. 1 bedroom. nual percentage rate for Porsche 911SC Targa with only ble land contract terms. house. 1 bedroom, clean. utilities and security. 1697 $185 piUS utilities. responsible qualified customers. Lowest $4.000 miles, all option. Trade $145.500. call Bob Johnson. BRIGHTON area. Hartland utilities paid. (313)231·9077. 1 or both. Art Rimbold. 705 An· Preview Properties. (517)546- school district. 2.500 foot walk- Triangle Lake. (313)841-4971. GRAND PLAZA adults. (5171548-1175 days interest rate since 1978. see 062 Lakefront Houses Richard. : your housing counselor for talya Ct., Punta Gorda, Florida 75SO. out ranch. 4 bedrooms, 3 HAMBURG. waterfront clean 2 APARTMENTS 33950.1-(813)637-0830. For Rent details. Three convenient PORTAGE Lake. 1800 sq. ft. baths. 2 acres with pond. $5SO bedroom home on Buck Shore IN HOWELL FOWLERVILLE. Large 2 monthly. (313)878-9685. Dnve off M-36 and U5-23. 5 bedroom apartment, all a~ locations. Novi. (313)349-1047. Rent· Lease - sell. All sports HOWELL. Small 3 bedroom 030 Northern Property miles from Brighton. Couple pliances. carpeted, easy ex· WIxom. (313)349-7511. Drayton area. Drive-by a must. M. BRIGHTON. Modern house collage. $300. Security plus Planes (~131674-2900.Hours 10 For Sale Somers. (313)437·2071. appliances. 1 mile east of preferred. No pets. $265 mon- Rentals from S274. In· pressway access. $240 pElr ulilities. (313)676-5056. cludes heat, water. carpet. to 6 Monday through Thurs- Brighton. nice yard. lake, thly. Security deposit re- month. easy security deposit. FOR better North land and USA Building • Agrlcullural - SOUTH Lyon, Silver Lake. day. 10 to 5 Friday and Satur· private. glassed In porch. Cou- quired. (313)562-2245 or drapes. range. (517)223-8571. : local investments call or write Commercial. full factory war· Green Oak Township. 3 day or call for appointments. ple only, no pets, $225 month, (313)231-1356evenings. refrigerator. garbage HOWELL. 2 bedroom ranch Michigan Farm and Land-Real ranty, all steel - clear span. bedroom home. cathedral disposal. clubhouse. and (313)229-4580after 6 pm. HOWELL. 4 bedroom. 5 miles apartment. First month free FOWLERVILLE. 1979Skyline. 3 Estate, 913 Chase Lal e Road. smallest building 20 x 20 x 8, ceiling. deck. One month north of Howell. S500 monthly pool. No pets. Opened 9 with lease. S290 a month 111- bedrooms. 1Y. baths. 14 x 70. Howell. MI. 48843. (517)546- largest 70 x 135 x 16. 30. 40. BRIGHTON. Furnished 3 secunty deposit. $525 per a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed bedroom lakefront home. plus depoSIt. (517)548-3279. cludes all appliances. SecuritY excellent condition. (517)223- 4575.3 p.m.t09 p.m. SO, 60 foot widths in various month renl. (313)437-1391. Tuesday. 3373. lengths. call now 1~2- Heat. utilities included. 2 HOWELL, city. 4 bedroom. liv- required. 718 Osceola. , (517) 546-7773 (313)363-7133 or (3131685-265] HOWELL. Quality 3 bedroom 031 Vacant Property 4242 ext. 540. Must sell cheap, miles east of Brighton. No ing room. dining room. parlbr, 064 Apartments aller6 p.m. , I tri·level. with added features." For Sale immediately, will deliver to pets. (313)229-6723. dinnelte. kitchen. 1Y.! baths. For Rent HOW =E7"L""'L-.--"S-p-a-c-i-o-u-s ~ I • Well situated on 2Yz acres with GLOBAl:. building site. BRIGHTON. Furnished cot- full basement. 2.600 sq. ft. on ARGENTINE. Near Fenton and BRIGHTON, spacious 2 scenic setting. Howell ARGENTINE area. beautiful tages and apartments. Heat. Grand River. Excellent condi- bedroom units, central air. Linden. spacious one and two b~room ~partment, conve- Schools. Reduc~ to MOBILE HOMES 6.5 acres, black top road, utilities inclUded. 2 miles east tion. Fenced yard with patio. heat and water inclUded. large S65.ooo bedroom units. neatly kept. ment locahon. S295 monthly. for spring sale. call Michigan New - Preowned I- Reposses- wooded. perked and of Brighton. No pets. (313)229- S500 month, plus deposit. heated pool. Mc>vi ng 035 Income Property lake and woods surround. ~(5:..:.17):.!:::.548-~23:::c73~. _ Farm and Land Real Estate. sions, in Livingston County. surveyed. S500 down. $160 6723. (517)54lHl566. allowance for' new tenants. call Hal Hughes at (517)548- For Sale Office. 913 Chase Lake Road. monthly, call Bill Davis, Farm- LAKE Shannon. Fenton area, reasonable renl. call (3131629- BRIGHTON. 1 bedroom, walk· Golden Triangle. call (517)548- 2330. ington Realty. (313)476-5900. FOWLERVILLE. 2 bedroom 6597,(313)879-0411. ing distance to town. garage Howell. (517)54&-4575. HOWELL. ATTENTION IN· home, new Interior. $325 a 3/4 bedrooms. 2 baths. coun- 1804. : BRIGHTON. Move into a two included. available immediate- .HOWELL. Unique waterfront BRIGHTON Township. 2 acre VESTORS. We have income month. plus 1 mont's security try kitchen, 2800 square feet. HOWELL. Downtown, walk to HOWELL, 10 x 52 cozy two bedroom garden unit. central Iy. (313)231.1236. _ home. custom for entertain- homesite, private road. land properties available, land con- deposit. (313)229-2449. 168 foot frontage on private shopping. banking. i ing. Walkout lower level., fan- bedroom. barnwood lIitchen, contract terms. (313)227·9213. tract terms. $39.900 thru lake. Rent or rent with option. air. Only $275 month inclUding BRIGHTON. One bedroom bedroom. ulilities furnishl!lt. clean. Make offer, must sell. FOWLERVILLE. 4 bedroom heat. (313)229-7881. apartment, furnished or un· tastic terms. $125.000. Earl COHOCTAH. Sacrifice! Owner $169,000. Earl Keim Really, cape Cod with sunporch, 2 $4SO monthly. Sylvia L. Cole. $210 monthly. (313)437-6215. ~ (511)548-1508. BRIGHTON. Furnished one furnished. Pay rent by week or Keim Realty. (517)546-1>440. moving out of state. will sell (517)546-6440. baths. 2 car garage, 1Y.!blocks Real Estate Broker. (3131629- 4161. (3131629-4730•• bedroom apartment. $175 month. (313)229-9121. HOWELL. cedar cape Cod HIGHLAND. 1978 Fairmont one acre lot for $5.000 cash. WEBBERVILLE. 5 mobile from school. 3 blocks from Colonnade 14x70, 2 bedroom, style ranch on 2',4 acres. Call Michael Schollz at homes. all rented. $27.000. 1· downtown. S425. month MILFORD. Duck Lake Road month plus gas and electric. BRIGHTON. Lovely 2 bedroom • showplace condItion. $86.500. fireplace, front bay window. Preview Properties. (511)546- (5171357-4106. deposit and reference re- Cooley Lake Road area. Large On Island Lake. (3131753-9127. apartment. K-Mart. Meilers. Earl Keim Realty. (517)546- kitchen appliances. large sh- 7550. quired. (517)546-4603. country home on 3 acres. 4 BRIGHTON. On Island Lake, 1 S290. (313)227·5882. ed. excellent condition. bedrooms, 2 full and 2 hall 6440. Fenton. west of. 18.5 acres. FOWLERVILLE area. 3 bedroom. $180 plus secunty. $15.900. (3131887-3104. baths, finished rec room with HOWELL. Older 4 bedroom. small lake on the property. bedroom executive home on After 7 pm. (3131464-7916. 037 Real Estate Wanted large fieldstone fireplace, 3 by owner. immediate posses- 12 x.45 1969 Homelle. can wooded, rolling. paved road 10 wooded acres. Master car garage, for immediate oc- ~ sion. near shopping. gas heat. stay on lot. asking $2.2SO. or also 10 acre parcels. Alter ALL cash for your existing bedroom with fireplace. for- cupancy. Asking S650. Bruce $44.900. Low down payment. best offer. Must sell. (313)231- 6 p.m. (313)755-4780. Land Contract. A fair deal! mal dining room. family room. Lloyd at Meadow Management Land contract terms. (517)546- 1383. Highest $$$$$$$. Perry Really double garage, secluded set- FOWLERVILLE. 10 acres with (313)851-8070. 0474. ' r HOWELL. 12x65, three frontage on 3 roads. all splits (313)478-7640.·- ';. ting. S700. per' month plus ~:==:=;':':";::-:--,-_--: __ NEW home in roughed-in bedrooms. porch. extras. ex- available now. $5.000 down on CASH for your land contract. deposIt· one year lease. Har- MILFORD. 2 bedroom home. cellent. Settling estate . $325 plus security, (313)685- . status. Finished outside, 1.900 land contract. $19,900. call Joe call (517)546-9400. ask for mon Real Estate, (517223-9193. (517)546-1047. 8531 or (313)684-Gi8;S. sq. ft. 3 full baths, first floor Kelly. Preview Properties. Roger. LAKEFRONT laundry, full basement. large HOWELL. On lot. appliances (517)546-7550. VACANT land. I have buyers 240 ft. on peninsula-' garage. Land contract terms and wood stove. 2 bedroom. FOWLERVILLE. nice roiling who want land in Livingston to give buyer time to finish $3.600 or best. (511)548.3556. large oak trees. J ust ~ SIle in area of new homes. 1.51 County. I need parcels from nice setting with thl ehouse. (3131887-6200. HOWELL. 1974 Champion acres, good perk. Excellent one acre to 400 acres. Wood- 3 bedroom raised NORTHVILLE. 2200 sq. fl. mobile home, 14x65. 2 terms for builders. $9,000. Call ed, rolling with ponds or 201 E. Grand River ranch. Only $67.500. Colonial. 4 bedroom. 2Y.! bath, bedroom. central air, washer Joe Kelly, Preview Properties, streams. Also crop land. call family room wilh fireplace. and dryer, Land contract (517)546-::::,7~55O~.,---:-.,..- _ Michael Scholtz at Preview LAKE SHERWOOD available. call after' 5 p.m. Properties. (517)546-7550. Brighton I country kitchen with GENOA Township. 10 acres. This impressive'l (517)548-1132. dishwasher and range. bay 'hilly. wooded. $5,000 down. WANTED private investor. almost new window In dining room. 6 KENSINGTON Place. Expan- $195 per month. Owner. $35.000 first mortgage at 10% BRIGHTON, Inc. ~1~/227·1311 bedroom Cape Cod panel doors throughout. 3 do. 12x65, Kensington lake (511)548-3260. on lakefront home. (517)548- has quallt years old. 2 car attached view, priced reduced. (313)437- HOWELL. Shiawassee Farms. 3260. From Metro Detroit Call: 477-9505 throughout and ther garage. deck, lake priVileges. 5896. • are privileges on Lak 10 beautiful hilltop acres $00.000 assume $70.000 mor- KENSINGTON Place, 1978 overlooking subdivision, must ------REDUCED, REDUCED. REDUCED, Owner has lef! Sherwood. one of ou tgage. (3131348-5185.Owner. Kirkwood, 14 x 70. shed. sell. $28,500 or best 039 Cemetery Lots Michigan, 3600 sq. ft. on 1.5 acres. 5 bedrooms, 3¥l baths. finest lakes. $111.000. deck. appliances. excellent reasonable offer. (313)464- For Sale den. library, 2 kitchens, 2 fireplaces and more. $139.000.00 condition, $15.000. (313)437- 7357. with 10.9% fmanclng available. call for details. WIXOM 8321. HAMBURG area. 10 acres, B,R/GHTON Memorial Park, 4 A CLEANER HOME WON'T BE FOUND. 8 year old ranch Excellent value In thl • NEW lots, $1SOeach. (313)663-4472. CONSTRUCTION MOBILE home in nice country splitable. hilly. no woods. 330 ,,~"> ~ ~ with 3 BR, family room, 2 baths, and excellent land con- 4 bedroom. 2Y.! bath Brighton. 6 miles west. 3 area. yet close to town. This feet of road frontage. Assume GLEN Eden. 4 graves. *> ~%1 \ t tract terms to qualified buyer. $58.000.00. Colonial. Onl """*'~ ...... } bedroom Colonial. 1Y.!baths, 2 home has 2 bedrooms plus a 8% land contract. $7.000. "Garden of Hope". (313)349- Sharp Chalet overlooking Portage Lake. Finished walk- $65,900. Ovine car garage. full basement. large master bedroom with (3131231-1879. 0087. The best everything all rolled Into 'one house. out With possible 4th bedroom, rec. room with fireplace. transferred, In fact, Country living on 2 acres In this all brick 3 BR they have moved. Energy efficient. Low doorwall to deck. Home IS 'HIGHLAND. 1 acre plus treed OAKLAND Hills Memorial New well and septic. All this and only $54.900.00. down payment. (517)546-9791. available at present time home with 2 FP, 2 full baths, partially finished ALMOST NEW HOME with 3 bedrooms, fUll basement, lot. $16.900. carriage Realty Gardens. 4 lots. $325 each or STARTERI $11.000 cash or S13.900 easy Inc. (3131887-4107. all for Sl.ooo. (3131673-7445. basement, garage plus much more. Above ground dishwasher, and water privileges on all sports Rush Lake. pool - assume Federal Land Bank Mtg. $79,900 Walk to golf course, and excellent financing available. Lake privileges SOUTH LYON. 3 bedroom. terms. (3131887-6200. (Rl33\ $54,900.00. White Lake are In remodeled 2 story. basement. 1978 Mobile home. 2 BEST BUY IN TOWN - just reduced - walk to STRAWBERRY LAKE and ¥l acre of property go with this cluded with this garage. $45.000. as low as 5% bedrooms in area of Highland. town from this beautiful 3 BR Colonial with family 3 bedroom home waiting for Its new-owner. Hilltop seltlng bedroom "starter." down. Oren Nelson Realtor. This is a super buy with terms room. fireplace, full bsmt., and attached garage. among many mature trees. Only $64.900.00. Owning Is cheape (313)449-4466, evenings of S256 per month with small Owner anxious. $$.900 (R120) SUPER CL~N HOME ON 2.31 ACRES OFFERING great than renting. Only (313)231-9028. days or even- downpayment. (3131887-6200. Immaculate 3 bedroom 2 bath ranch with excellent rural living yet good access to X·ways. 1500 sq. ft., 3 $37.900. NOVI. 24x52 three bedroom,.2 NICHOLS~ • ings 1-800-462-0309. floor plan. located on 'k acre. Low down pmt. to bedrooms and more. Just $62,900.00. VETERAN S200 move you into full baths. carpeted, 8x16 r assume. $66,000 (R149) TIRED OF DRIVING YOUR FAMILY TO SCHOOL FUNC- ENTERTAINMENTI deck. shed. assumable low In- REALTYINe. a new home on our lot or Must Sacrifice. Great L.C. terms or rent with op- TIONS? Then let them walk right across the street from Great home for enter· terest. (313)349-2946. yours. Builder will pay all clos· 348-3044 tion. New 2 BR condo with bsmt., in South Lyon. this cozy 4 Br. with fireplace. Rent w/opllon or liberal talnlng, yet It has the ing costs. For details call Joe NOVI. 1978 Collanade 14 x 65. $45,900 (R1 09) terms at just $68.000.00. formality of gracious Phares. (313)227-4600. The Llv- 2 bedroom with fireplace, NOVI - attractive cOllntry ranch on 100' x 200' lot. Majestic pines set the stage for this elegant and living. Extra large ingsto(l Group. $15.000 will negotiate. (313)624- Large living room with fireplace, sun·fliled denor contemporary quad level with 4 bedrooms in- family room, large dining room and first floor utility and car garage. WEBBERVILLE. 3 bedroom 5154. 2 cluding 26' master suite with separate dressing master suite and all cape Cod. walk out basement. NOVI area. Parkwood 1969. Owner willing to finance land contract. Simple area and steam/shower room. Many exciting the other things you assumption also available. $69,900 $40,000. Assume the mortgage $6.700. 2 bedrooms. (313)437- features. $125.000 (R148) would expect for or land contract. (517)521-4036. 5615after6p.m. $89,900. FOR RENT - 2 Northville Township homes. 2 WILL trade Florida property or NOVI. 1969 Star. 12x60. $3.600. bedroom. $400/mo. Porsche. See column 027. (313)348-1357. LOCATION I PINCK::-:N:::E;;=;Y;':'. ....,V~i....,n-:da-;l-e....,.19::::6:':"5. Locatlonl Locatlonl .022 Lakefront Houses OLING This home has the For Sale 12 x 60. 2 bedrooms. carpet .... ------_ appliances. $3.000. (313)878- REAL ESTATE INC. three most Importan 3694. Ingredients and It sit BRIGHTON. For sale or rent James C. Cut'ler Realty 201 S. Lafaye on over 1 acre among with option 2 bedroom stone SOUTH Lyon, 1979 Fairpoint. 0(;)' quality homes. 4 house. garage. $45.000. $400 14x70. 3 bedroom, washer. G};:,:;r bedroom, beamed per month plus utilities. dryer. ref,igerator, stove, sh· 349-4030 .;;.= 437-2056 ceilings and much (313)227-3816alter 6 p.m. ed. Plus extras. (313)437-8087. more. $129.900. HOWELL. Lillie Hiawatha (313)437·2361. SILVER Lake Mobile Park. would love this log cabin on A two story doll house. exceptionally attrac- RENOVATED OrDER HOME RANCH I the water. 2 bedrooms. fully Live by tM lake in a cozy park. tive 3 bedroom home, den, dining room. el- 4 bedroom two-story home-cute, convenient, home on lakefron 2 bedroom. furnished. can i furnished: $42.500. Land con- cellent condition. $64,900.00 • charming. S52,900. with walk-out bas : tract or trade. Earl Kelm Real· stay on lot. total price $5.462. ment. Great valuel ty, (5t 7)546-6440. Will rent. (313)437-6211. Want a 3 bedroo:n home? Full finished b.4e- NEW HOME TEN ACRES, BARN Large lot, clean and HOWELL. Thompson Lake. by Offices well maintained. Onl SOUTH Lyon, Country ment. Walk to town convenience. ,Only throughout Michigan 4 bedroom ranch, 3 baths, family room, 2 car • owner. 4 bedroom. 2 baths. Estates. 2 bedroom mobile $55,000.00 Each office independently owned and operated 'heated garage. on 10 partially wooded acres with $69,500. 'walk-out basement. $69.900. home with refrigerator and 'frontage on small lake. 28x'42 barn used now as land contract terms. (517)546- stove. $5.400. (313)437·2046 or NEW LISTING - Super Sharp 2 bedroom Highland workshop/2-stall horse barn/dog kennel. Seller IN TOWN I (313)437·5627. ...------.-; ...... , 0474. Lakes condo with fireplace, fuff basement, and wlJl consider LAND CONTRACT. VA, or FHA. Three bedrooms. : 4 bedroom, 1Y.! bath on large Land Contract Terms. $53,800. $115.000 heated garage, famll ~ lot. 112 It. sandy beach. room with fireplace. : Te~s. (313)44~27. OLDER 2 bedroom farm style hom6 offers dining FIXED RATE ASSUMPTION Also has pool and room, basement, and garage. ,.eat and clean. 3 bedroom ranch in weil groomed neighborhood, large patio. Land Co • 024 Condominiums Terms. S58.800 family room with Franklin stove, garage. $53.900. tract terms at $62.500. • For Sale ---..,.-.-,..-- CHOOSE from 2 lovely 3 bedroom brick ranch ALL EmiCK VICTORIAN BREATHTAKING I I BRIGHTON ranch. Hamilton homes In City of Northville. Walk to all schools. 3 bedroom home In showplace condition with view with 5 acres and : Farms. 2,250 sq. ft., 2 Financing Available. From $59,900. hardwood floors, country kitchen. woodburner, very , 'liveable." • bedrooms. 2 full baths up. gas VA or FHA terms, garage. $95.000. Three bedroom Co • fireplace. cathedral beamed· NEW LISTING - Super 3 bedroom California style onlal. Must be seenl • ceiling. Includes carpeting. ranch on nearly 'k acre lot In one of South Lyon'S ~ENOVATED OLDER HOME Only $79,000. : drapes and GE, kitchen. ""i.t~\ 1< best areas. Call today. Just $78,000 bedroom two-story home with den or family • Designer finished lower level room, garage. 2 baths. BRING ALL OFFERS. OLDERI : family or guest room with JUSI REDUCED-three bedroom, NORTHVILLE MAILING, mlnutea to NEW LISTING - Spacious 4 bedroom, 2~ baths $87,900. Charming farm home , walk-out. 3rd full bath, hobby one and one-half bath Immaculate town and X-ways. This spacious & ranch. Needs Immediate Sale. Quick executive colonial with den has come available In on 3 beautiful acre • room wilh wet bar, cedar spolless split level home Is on a love- Occupancy. desIrable LexIngton Commons. Just $99,900. 2..5 Ai,RES, BARNS with barn and othe ; closet. tremendous storage ly 1.6 acre lot. Country living at Its 3 be room ranch with 2 barns, 2 sheds, new fur- best. _ buildIngs. Hom • and many extras. Private NEW LITING - Spacious Northville Commons Col- nace. Seller wlJl consider LAND CONTRACT, VA, features 4 bedroom $51,000 459-2430 $98.000 45&-2430 : association swimming pool. onial with all the extras, plus Inground pool and FHA. $68.000. , and a dining room • By owner. $79.500. Priced large Jot. Simple Assum.£!!.On. $138.000 that will seat th : $20.000 below appraisal. 6 ARRES WOOPS. STREAM, A-FRAME H~ME. "whole family." Jus '~ ' - (313)229-2897. . - , Secuded 3 bedroom A-frame home wlhspee:- r~duced to $72.900. ~ BRIGHTON: 2 bodroom. tacular views, 2'k baths, family room, 2 fireplaces , $25.143, 12"'" assumpllon. zero wIth heatllators. attached 2-car garage plus •

064 Apartments 064 Apartments ------065 Duplexes For Rent 072 Mobile Home Sites 080 Office Space 101 Antiques 104 Household GoodS • For Rent For Rent For Rent For Rent HOWELL. Country setting, GIANT FLEA MARKET PINCKNEY: In town, 2 Franklin fireplace, 2 bedroom, SOUTH Lyon. Assorted lot BRIGHTON. Prime Grand FACTORY DIRECT TO YOU HOWELL bedroom aoartmenl. $225 plus $285 plus security. (313)632· sizes, $138. 1 month rent free. River location, 800 square feel Furniture Wholesale ~ecurity. (517}546-3635. 7615. Near major Interchanges. or smaller offices. Very Glfta, Antlqu8l, Bargllna, 8 Distributors of Michigan seil- CI.m.•l0 p.m. Fri., 10 a.m ..e Ing all new merchandise In HOLLY HILLS 2 bedroom apartment, mint HOWELL. Pleasant View (313}437·2046. reasonable. (313}227-3188•• p.m, Sit., Sun. 214 E. original cartons. 2 piece mat- condillon, all appliances, walk Estates, 2 bedroom, fUlly PHASE II 074 Living Quarters BRIGHTON. Deluxe office Michigan It PIIk, Downtown tress sets, twin SS9, full 579, to town. $350. month Including carpeted, stove, refrigerator. space or merchantlle use, large 1 • 2 bedrooms, from To Share I(pallentl. Dealers Welcome. queen 599, sofa·sleepers $119, heal. References. (313)227- Washer, dryer hook·up. $256, includes heat, ap. completely remodeled upto Weekday. 871·7171 bunk beds complete S88, 7 5111. Galden space available. pllances, security doors, no BRIGHTON, room with access 3200 sq. ft., Grand River at Weekend.~ piece living rooms 5239, (511}546-6813. pelS. Free cable fIrst month SOUTH Lyon. 2 bedroom to house and quiet downtown Main Street. Best lease rate In :::::;::=~==:=:;;..-....::- decorator lamps from 514.88, 5 apartment, approximately LIVONIA. c""D"'u-:PI-ex-='"2-:-bed-'room, Brighton. (313)229-2981. for new tenants only. area. $169. For Information call OLD barn lanterns, milk cans, piece wood dinettes $159, S800 800 sq. fl., air, appliances, basement, Farmington/· old wooden wash rack with wr- (517)546-7660 1313}227.u54 6 p.m. to 10 p.m. HOWELL. Downtown. 800 or pits now 1375. heat and water paid. $295 per Plymouth area, immaculate, or (313}227~5. 1800square feet. (511}546-6623. Ingers, brass spltoons, small Now open to pUblic, skip the month. Adults preferred. $350. (3131685-3663or (313}422· wooden tables and stand, jugs FOWLERVILLc=E::".Co:C--u-n":"'try--:-lIv"""'"ln-gHOWELL. 139 sq. It. office, middleman. Dealers and In- HOWELL. Two bedroom apart· (3t3}437-4486. {313}851-8219 5854. and canning Jars. Call anytime ments across from McPher· for $200 a month Includes $150 monthly, all utilities in· slllutlonal sales welcome. SOUTH Lyon, city, cottage. !!pto 4:30 p.m. (313}348-1642. son Hospital. Stove, PINCKNEY. 2 bedroom, utilities. Pets and horses cluded. Telephone answering Name brands Serta. etc. • Excellent qUiet area. Private SHOP NEXT DOOR, NOW refrigerator, carpeting, air carpeted, air conditioned. S265 welcome. (517l223-8695. service available. livingston 9451 Buffalo, Hamtramack, 1 parking. $165 plus utilities. OPEN. large selection of fur- conditioning, some with heat a month plus security deposit. HOWELL. Working female County Board of Realtors, block N. of Holbrook, 1 blpck First, last and security. niture and collectibles. We included. (517)546-3396. {313l878-9639 after 5 p.m. or looking for same to share (517}548-&01. E, of Conant, SUitable 1 or 2 adults. (313}437· (313)591·1179. buy and sell. Furniture stripp. 875-7188 Mon. thru Sat. 10 tll7 HOWELL. Spacious 2 house. $125 plus utilities. NORTHVILLE downtown from 2205 after 6 p.m. (313}437·1897 PINCKNEY. 2 -bedroom, Ing by hand, stripping sup. 18708Telegraph, 2 blocks S. of bedroom apartment, stove, References. After 4 p.m. 115 to 700 sq. ft. 2nd floor, cor- days. plies for sale. Wednesday thru 8Mlle refrigerator, dishwasher, laun· Howell Schools, fUlly (517}546-5635. ner of center and Main. SOUTH Lyon, 2 bedroom saturday, 2 to 5 p.m. lake 532-40lIO, Mon. thru Sat. 10-8, dry room, carpeting. Must be carpeted, pet and children MILFORD. Wanted roommate (313l422-2490. apartment, $310 heat Included. welcome. $250 per month. Chemung Oldies, 5255 E. Sun. 12-6 - seen to be appreciated. $450 (313}437·7130. to share attractive 2 story NORTHVILLE. Modern office Grand River, Howell. (517}548- Credit cards and checks ac- (313l87S-5050. home With garage, male or OAK FIREWOOD • per month plus depOSit. space for rent. 190 East Main. 7784 or (517}546-8875. cepted. Delivery avallablel Available Immediately. SOUTH Lyon. 1 bedroom, near WEBBERV~IL~L~E-,~3~bed~roo--m-,female. $150 plus deposit. (313l349-0373. $35 PER FACE WANTED to buy: large oil (517}546-7494 town, .ncludes stove, $275 monthly, first and last (313}685-0963. CORD SPLIT refrigerator, $210. (313)455- months rent. (313)643..()648. 082 Vacation Rentals paintings by early Michigan ar- ROUND kilcii'en table With for· 4'x8'x16" HARTLAND. One bedroom, MILFORD. Person to share tists.l-(511}487-5689. mica top and large leaf and 4 1487. • Delivery Available new interior, $225 month plus spacious home, garage and swivel chairs in naugahyde, SOUTH lYON, secluded com- 067 Rooms For Rent MINI-MOTOR home, sleeps 4, security deposil. (313)632· lake priVileges. $250 per $329 weekly. No mileage 102 Auctions $300. (313}348-8395. 87&-6106 pley., 1100 square feet, 2 7083. _ BRIGHTON. Clean sleeping month. Call evenings (313}685- charged. (511}223-9267. 227·2720 bedroom apartments, ABANDONED vehicals: 1967 RESALE and repair - shop. HOWELL 2 bedroom, stove room, new carpeting, private 0141. carpeted. all appliances and MYRTLE Beach, S. Carolina. Ford, 2 door, VIN7F01C225820 Buys, sells, trades and repairs and refrigerator, 2 car garage, bath, $140 includes utilllles. SOUTH Lyon. Responsible washer/dryer hookup. Patio. OCeanfront home. February at 2187 Corlett Road, Brighton used household items. no pets. DepoSit reqUIred (313}227-9973. female to share with same, $355. No pets. Adults prefer· through May, September on February 9, 1983, at 9 a.m. (313}437,,,,-64;...:.6:.:;9::..,.:--_-;-:,.--_ FIREWOOD (517l546-8564. furnished country home, $190 red. (313}437-4577. HOWELl. 25 to 30 year old per- through November. $60 per 1973Fordvan REBUILT washers and dryers HOWELl. Two bedroom apart· son to share downtown home. plus security and utilities. 90% OAK SOUTH Lyon. Princeton person per week, plus $20 fee. VINE24GHS21666 at 303 E. from $150. Rebuilt ment, range and refrigerator. $130 per month plus $100 (313}437-0635, (313}349-6046 Minimum 4 people. (313)632- Buy truck loads and save, Apartments. safe, convenient Grand River, Howell, on March refrigerators, ranges, freezers $280 plus security. 9.00 am to security. (517}546-8291, 9a.m. evenings. 6124. 4x4x8 log lengths, $65 full family liVing. Private entrance. 9, 1983, al 9:30 a.m. 1981 POD- from $145. Quallly lI00ds, we to 2p.m. Male preferrt'1. South Lyon. large 3 bedroom cord. Fast, free delivery. 5:00 pm, {313}353-8351. Children and pets allowed. We -tlac,4door, guarantee 6 months. Come in ranch With horses, $200. mon- 089 Wanted To Rent CRIB, maple; mattress, spr- (313)629-4629. • HIGHLAND. New OrN:l pay heat and water. One and NORTHVILLE, room by the VIN1G2AM6894BY203268, D & E and make your deal. Can week or month. Furnished. thly. (313}437·9602. ings, bumper pads, $90. bedroom apartment, com· two bedrooms from $247. SINGLE male 50, looking for Towing, 306 E. Grand River, deliver. See at World Wide TV Wagon Wheel Lounge, Nor- (313}437-1283. FIREWOOD, mixed hard. pletely furnished, $300 a (3131437-5007. WOMEN looking 10 live-in and room to rent, sober and non- Fowlerville on February 9, and Appliance, Brighton Mall, thVille Hotel, 212 S. Main. help elderly person with 1983, at 10:30 a.m. CUSTOM waterbeds made to (313)227-1003. woods. 4x8x16, $28. (517}223- month including utilities Call SOUTH Lyon. 1 bedroom and 2 smoking. Interested parties , chores. Novi area. (313)349- your specifications. Superior 9350. (517)223-9247. 'liter 3 pm. (313)887·9352 bedroom apartments, heat in- NEW Hudson. Room for rent, write P. O. Box 844, Brighton, RAINBOW Rex·Alre water 1615. quality, finished or unfinished. FIREWOOD, seasoned, split, HOWELL, 1 bedroom, ground cluded, large rooms, inexpen- non·smoker. (313}437-llO87. MI48116. BRAUN & HELMER vacuum cleaner (late model) floor, garage, refrigerator, AUCTION SERVICE 1517}546-9356,(517}548-5356. with attachments and power delivered. (313}227-5762. sive.1-f3131357-1SA6. TREE transplanting business. 076 Industrial, SMALL farm or farmette in Liv· stove, gas heat. carpeting. No Farm, Household, An- COUCH and loveseat, both nozzle, runs good. Cost $700 FIREWOOD. $37.50 per face WHITMORE Lake, East Shore 44 inch Vermeer mounted on ingston or surrounding area. pets. $240. (517}546-942O. Commerical For Rent tique, Real Estale, Mis- $100. Gas dryer, $50. Fireplace new, will sell for $125. Call 1- cord 4 x 8 x 16 to 18 inches. Apartments, spacIous 2 1'12 ton truck, (313)227-1925 Call alter 6p.m., 1-(511}482- ~fter5 pm. • 8155. cellaneous. screen and glass doors, $50. (517}676-3058. All hardwood. Call (517}521- HOWELl. HOLLY HILLS bedroom units from. $285 and BRIGHTON. 1 unit left at 1200 Lloyd R. Braun Heat exchanger, $50. Grate, RECONDITIONED washer and 4150or (517l521-4597. APARTMENTS, 1 and 2 up. Call Ann Arbor Trust Com- square feet, Woodland Plaza. WANTED land to rent for farm 069 Condominiums, 665-9646 $8.00. (313}437-8346. dryer, guaranteed, $180 for FIREWOOD, 2'h year season- bedrooms, modern Units, $250 pany Realtors, (313}769-2800. (3131227-4604,(313)632·5482. use, Howell area. (511}548-3888 Townhouses Jerry L. Helmer 994-6309 DONATIONS of useab/e fur- both or will seperate. (313}231- ed red oak, $35 pel' cord, $40 up. Fully eqUipped including WHITMORE lake. Spacious 1 BRIGHTON area. 1,800 sq. ft, or (517}5(6-3998. For Rent niture, large and small ap- 1593. delivered. Discounts on quan- • clubhouse and swimming. bedroom near lake. InclUdes and 2,000 sq. It. With offices. pliances, household goods, tities. (517}548-1532. (517l546-9m. stove, refrigerator, heat, BRIGHTON, TWin -Lakes, 2 lV, miles from expressway. REFRIGERATOR, 21 cu. ft .. JERRYDUNCAN'S tools, and etc. will be greatly balcony. $240. (313l455-1487. bedroom, vacant, $275. Ample parking. 3 phase elec- 101 Antiques $300. Couch, $25. Picnic table, FIREWOOD, seasoned hard- HOWELL Furnished or un· Auctioneering Service appreciated by Unity Univer- tricity. Zoned commercial. $25. Desk with hutCh, $60. wood only, 4 x 8 x 16, $30 furnished apartment, adults WEBBERVILLE. 2 bedroom, ,..(3,,""1~3)381_,..--84_2=-7""",",---,- _ Farm, Estate, (313)229-6857. sal life Church. Free pick-up. Ping·pong table, $SO. (313)231: face cord, will deliver. preferred, no pets, security carpeted, appliances, garage. LIVONIA. 2 bedrooms, new ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE Household, Antique. Tax receipt furnished. (5171546-4255. BRIGHTON/HOWELL, lease 3944. depoSIt. {517}546-0474. No pets. (517)521-3323. carpeting. remodeled kitchen, Miscellareous, (517}223-9904. 1200 to 2500 foot office or SOFA, brown contemporary. FIREWOOD. 100% seasoned HOWELl. 1 bedroom upper, (313}553-3471. full basement. Air condItion- MERIDIAN MALL DINING room sel, retail, zoned commercial on Like new, semi-circular. 3 sec- Red Oak. Face cord, 4x8x16, partially furnished, electriC in· Okemos,MI Thomasville, four cane backed 065 Duplexes For Rent ing. Near shopping center. Grand River. High traffic, good 437-9175 or 437-9104 lions, 1 ottoman section. $350. $40 delivered. Call between cluded. (511}=-546-:.::....::.5454.:::...::.'---__ Security, $375 monthly. Near East lansing chairs, oval table with leaves, parking, reasonable. (517}546- Call (313)887-4034. . 9a.m. and9p.m., (313}227·7739. HOWELL, downtown area. 1 BRIGHTON. Two bedroom (>::3-=,13:,c)3:,.48-6~27'56:-:=-.-:---:---:----:::------_~~_----lighted china. like new. $650. 3260. FEB. 2-6 STOVE and refrigerator, $25 a FIREWOOD, $80, 8 or 4 feet bedroom efficiency. Security with kitchen appIJances, NORTHVILLE. Lexington Con- (313)227-6754. BRIGHTON, Commercial retail Grand River at Marsh Road, AUCTION piece or $40 for both. Call cords, $45 split face cords, deposit required. $55 a week. garage. 219 O'Doherty. $315 do Homes. Two bedrooms, DINmE lable and chairs, $65. space available on Grand Okemos. Take 1-96 to Okemos . (517}548-4149. 4 x 8 x 16. Seasoned oak and No pets. Days (517)546-7464. per month plus security two full, two half baths, Exit, north to Grand River. One Every Saturday OIg.ht, Tall dresser, $40. Coffee table, River. 100 to 500 square feet, SEARS upright freezer. Ex· maple. Delivered. Call Pat or Evenings (313)625-8667. depoSit (313)349-3290. fireplace, walk-out family of Michigan'S finest shows. 55 6:30 p.m. We buy everything. $25. White dresser, $25. utilities included. (313}227- cellent condition, 23 cu. ft Frank. (3131437-6434 or BRIGHTON. NeWly decorated, room, one car garage, ap- exhibitors and free admission. Auction Arena, 2895 Old U5-23 Playpen, 25. Portable crib, $25. HOWELl. Newly decorated. 7733. $175. (313}437-2166alter 4 p.m. (313)231-9255. • one bedroom, downtown, close to downtown, carport, pliances. Heat and water in- Hartland. MI. (313)632-5218. (5171546-7340. FIREWOOD, seasoned and 'utilities Included $260. appliances, carpeted. eluded, no pets. Minimum BRIGHTON. 2,800 plus square SIGNATURE heavy duty ANTIQUE clock, good condi- EARLY American sofa and split hardwood, aged 2 years. (313}349-4114. References reqUired. No pets. lease of one year. $600 per feet commercial warehouse, washing machine, S50. tion. Call after 5 p.m. (313}227- chair, recliner, 4 tables, and 2 $45. face, cord, 4 x 8 x 18 $300 a month, $300 security month. (313)349-3919. office, 3 phase, newer Recliner, $20. (313}22717474. HOWELl. 1 bedroom efficien- 4797. lamps. Good condition. picked up. Delivery available. deposit. (313)229-7817 from NOVI. 2 bedroom condo, bUilding. (313}227-9973. SEARS Kenmore microwave, cy apartment, convenient (313}231-1323. (313)349-0161 after 6 p.m. HARTLAND on M-59 store or ANTIQUE oak and walnut din- touch button, as new, $300. location, $250 monthly. 9 am to 5:30 pm. dishwasher, washer, dryer, FRIGIDAIRE stove. White, (3131685-9318. office space available. Will Ing room set; table, 5 chairs, (313}227-6616. BRIGHTON, city. Upper drapes, car port. Near ex- good condition, $150. (313}227- (517l548-23~73;:.:.".---:-",_---:-_ devide.(313)632-6222. china cabinet, hunt board, ~ FIREWOOD $35 face cord, HOWELL, 2 bedroom, lower duplex, $325, heated, garage. pressways. $410. (313)349- $1,000. (517}223-3529. 9419. SEARS gas dryer, like new, (313}437-ml2O.(313)684- LARGE, 6 drawer, metal desk, wood, oak and maple. 1 to 40 $ washer, dryer, queen bed, 4 x 4 8$62.50 EACH Bedroom Units Only small appliances and lots woodgrain top, $150. Saars face cord loads, 4x8x16. As 10CORDS MINIMUM i 1 more. (313)23/-3882. Wednes- portable humidifier, $40. low as $34 per face cord. Im- 4 x 8 18CUT, SPLIT , '" 1 day thru? (517}548-2346. mediate delivery. Trierweiler UNSEASONED $35. EACH Heat Included Truck and Grading, after J t HOWELL. Moving sale. Fur- MEDITERRANEAN bedroom 8 CORDS MINIMUM , set, triple dresser and chest, 5:00 pm, (517}546-3146. 4 x 8 18CUT, SPLIT <- nlture, color TV, ChaIrs, l~ PONTRAIL APARTMENTS ,< loveseat, tables, beds, $125. Call (313)227-9467. SEASONED $45. EACH • ~ refrigerated beer tapper, yard NEW May tag heavy duty 3 CORDS MINIMUM i , tools and many other Items. ACE SLABWOOD PLUS TAX, FREE DEL. t washer, no money down, Three face cord, 4x8x4 large 2150Curdy. (313)662·7655 "Quality living you deserve ... ~ in South Lyon on Pontiac Trail $28.14 per month. AAA Ap. bundles. Cle.an, solid, cured, ~ ~ pllance, 4675 East Grand • no splitting. Excellent for at prices you desire" River, Howell, call anytime. fireplace and air·tight stoves. QUALITY seasoned 1'h years, (313)227-1050or (517}548-1653. 4x8x18, $35. Free delivery 15 11 & 2 Bedroom Units Available I $20 a face cord, delivery HOUSEHOLD mile radius. (517}223-8028. from $270per month ~ NEW Big Load Maytag electric available. Open 7 days. i It. dryer. no money down, $21.73 (517}223-9090. SEASONED hardwood, $45 < r per month AAA Appliance, face cord, 4x8x16. Delivery { (3131227-1050 or (51n548-1653. ALL hardwood, mostly oak. available Union lake, Mllford 104 Household Goods 4675 East Grand River, Howell. area. (313)887-6996. 437·3303 ,~ Seasoned, $39. Immediate L ...... 1'.( ...... , " " 25% to 50% off appliances, fur- SEASONED hardwood $35. AVOCADO electnc stove and delivery available. (511}548- niture, clothing resale items. refrigerator, 1 dresser. 1 baby 8167. Green split hardwood, $30. P. L.'s Twice Around, chlfferobe, gas post hole dig- 43546 AFTER all, hasn't everyone Green unsplit hardWood, $27.• Grand River, Novl, (313)34&- lIer. (517}548-6480. else delivered wood to you Green split softwood, ,$20. 5150. that has to be dried In your Measured In face cords, oven for a week before you 4 x 8 x 16 delivered within 10 KENSINGTON PARK APTS. can burn It? 400 cords of 1-2 miles of Howell. 2 cord year old wood for sale. Split minImum. (511}548-1371. From '290 and delivered. Please con. SEASONED hardwood spilt, sider at least a 2 cord order if oak and hickory, $45 face cord, Apts. 2 Bedroom possible. (313}349-3018 per. 4x8x16, delivered. (313}349- "Brighton" your IIra."le ukepolnte Apartment. 0561. 10 • hlXorioa. 1 or 2 8677 Vickie Lyoo ONE MONTH FREE RENT slstently. If no answer, (313)348.2106. SEASONED maple, $40 cord, Bedroom Apartment 1/2 mile south of ·Carpet· APCllances 1·96 split, seasoned and stacked, Grand River exit • Alr·Pool & C ub House • Cootftd portdng (313)669-3267,(313}349-6393. ~:i:$225 Raldeot Manager: ••w...... CMJ'Cl HEAT INCLUDED • Central_ 1-96al Kenl Lake Exit, across 110mKenslnoton Slale Pari<, 7min • Centrally located to Detroit. Barbara Dhanls concIIlIoftIn9 • tlom 12Oaks Malt .PlMlle du_ Ann Arbor. Flint lansing. CAU: 229-8277 & • s..lmrnklg pod A world of recreation In your • Roan: ALWAYS backyard • Kensington Park. 2-bedroom, Brighton Ski lodge. golf Monday-Saturday on!y$300 10:00·5:00 courses. camping. and much THE more. Only walking distance Sunday by appointment to Downtown Brighton Shopping Centers, Plus. a flint N LEADER quality school system. Brlth.Oft t·96 t Be prepared for a very pleasant. surprise AUapartmeot. Inclade: when you come to BROOKDALE, Ideally COUNTRY FAIR .. Lallll". . • BrlthlOft Dotroll ... _ atNorth carpeting located in countrified South Lyon .. ,next to MI. 0 the Brookdale Shopping Plaza. We ·Spaclous 1, 2 or 3-Bedroom Apart- appliances 1 *Moll C ANTIQUE .. BrlthtOft i Challenge you to find 8 better apartment ments central air & heat ...... '"IS value anywhere! ./ ·1 or 2 Baths ·Prlvate Balcony or Patio FLEA MARKf:TS storage room In apartments AplIn_II I MrQrn• 1 ·Prlvate Entrances 'Llghted Tennis Natlon.:s Largest InSide Markets pool & clubhouse Courts ~ AM Att>or RlIs 2 Big Locations tennis court • Clubhouse with Saunas ·Swlmmlng PONTIAC FLEA MARKET lake &ont with fishing Pool 2045 Dixie Hwy, End of Telegraph Managed by: cable tv available BRCIDKDALE HEAT INCLUDED Has both an Indoor & outdoor market 24 hour emergency service Wood" • ." 111•••••• _ •• I.e. Comer of 9 Mile and Pontiac Trall~ 1~ MILE WEST OF '·275 ON 7 MILE Phone: 338-7880 laundry fadlltles ROAD WARREN MARKET Open Dally9 to 6 ~~K furnished apartments available PEN DAILY 8:30 A,M,-6 P,M" SAT. & 20900 Dequlndre, 1 block N, of 8 Mile Rd, has the Phone 437·1223 . ."LtROAD SUN, 12-6 P,M, famous ANTIQUE VILLAGE. Phone 757-3740, Both Furnished Apilrtmt:nts Avalillble I • 349-8410 locations open every weekend, STURBY MANAGEMENT Fri. 4-9 p.m., Sat. & Sun. 1~ ~ Open Dally 90S for dealer reservation ...

", . t' .. l, Wednesday, February 2, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-5-B • '. ' e...-.. _ 105 Firewood 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 108 Miscellaneous 108 Miscellaneous 110 Sporting Goods AIRTIGHTfirebiiCk-' lined Wanted Wanted WELLseaso;iCdoak, $45 iaca PLAYER piano rolls, now pric- SEARS-standardShallow weil VALLEY'pOOl tabl&." iiartYptl, GOLF Clubs, ladles wOOds by cord, 4x8x18, deliverd locally. cuslom made wOOd stoves $375. (313)231·1560aller 3 p.m. ENERGYCOMMAND ed trom $3.80. large selecl/on. jel pump. h hp. $95. (313)669- COUECTABLE old lIems. Any lwanll;-buy a g~ lamb. Dnver, 3 and 5 wood Dave Hull. (313)887-4230.. and IIreplace inserts. $350. coins, pennies to estates. Two years old $75 (313)229· AMANA turnace Is the most South Lyon Pharmacy, (on the' 4149, WEDDING -invlililions, retrlgerator, stove, waasher WooO- for safe. -(517)548-3888 Home Grown WOOd Stoves. ellicent in the world. For more cor!,!r): __ . . _ SEARS - CoidsPOl froStless napkinS, thank you notes, Baseball cards, comic books, and dryer. Will pay S20 to $100 7913. (313)227-5185. military Items, railroad trains, orJ517)¥_&-3~:.- __ information call anyllme POOL table, handmade a- retrigeratorltreezer, 19 cubic matches, everything for your a piece. Call (517)67&-3058. GOLF club repair, profes ATARI piUs Case, ·piUS 10 stamps, dolls, toys, pocket Masler. Anlique slyle, 8 tl. feel, excellent condil/on. $225. wedding. The Millord WANTED to'buy, colo, TV's. sionally done. Gnps by the 106 Musical Instruments tapes. $325. (517)546-0537. 313-227-1050 Tlmes,436 N Main, Millord, watches. clocks, some old slate. $900. (313)227-6754. (3131449-8496. Working or not. Must be com- set, $3.50 each Refinish, $12 AIRTIGHT- - fire' - brick-iined (313)685-1507. gu.!!..s.(31_3~7-~!. _. _ SPECIAL •sale: -PlanO=Organs 517-548-1653 PI'TNEY BoWes postage'scale, TAx preparationTriyour home plete. (3t3)227-7811, Randy. All repalfs guaranteed Call for wOOd sloves and fireplace in- WELLPOiNTS, Myers' Pumps, CASH tor wooden duck other pnces, (313)887·2351 new and used. Best deal in AAA APPLIANCE $50. Portable ping pong table, by Michigan Tax COnsultants WANfED~ Olympic-weights serts. $350. Home Grown plumbing, heating and elec- decoys. Ice spearing decoys, aller 12 noon. / this area. New from $895. and energy saving healing heavy duly and paddles, $100. Inc. (We make house calls and any equipment. (517)546- WOOd Sioves. (313)227-5185. trical supplies. Use our well bamboo t1yrods, old t'Shlng used from $95. We also buy systems. - (511)546.0019. because we care). For an ap- 9228 or (517)54&-3538. GUNS· buy, sell, Crade. All your old pianos, Kimball, BABY announc'ements, RUBBER 'stamps'-.MmOrd pointment, call Brian (313)632- driver free With purchase. !&~'5.'~.~!!15!~)3~9:5~7: _ kinds, new and used. Com. • Sohmer, Tokai, Kawai, golden and sliver anniver- Times, 436 N. Main, Millord. ~.P!l!'!.arl~~(517)546:~.: Martin'S Hardware, South CASH for your land contract. plete reloading headquarters PIckup high camper saries, engagement an· 8 Ft. .cab Lyon (313)437-ll6OO 109 Lawn Garden Gulbransen. Dealers, 209 S. top. $75. (517)54&-4804. (313)685-1507. TELEPHONES and Jacks in- Call (517)54&-9400, ask tor & Guns Galore, Fenton (3t3)629- Main Street, Ann Arbor. nouncements, and much WALL furnace, Sears, 20,000 Roger. Care and Equipment 5325 FR'EEZER;-15'CUbiC 'foot: eX. SCiSSOR sharpening. -Altha stalled, purchase telephones (313)663-3109. more. The Milford Times, 436 BTU's;S85. Also DuoTherm 011 cellent condition, $150. 2 Saw Shop. All type saws. 4524 at local stores then call The A Complete turie:up -sPecial on ICE skates, new and used N. Main, Milford, (313)685-1507. space heater, $50. (313)227- Loeffler HWI Hardware, 29150 UPRIGHT piano, gOod condl' Cascio electriC cash registers, Pinckney Road, Howell. ~~n~Man...(~I~!?27-~~ _ snowblowers, tIllers, and i3RICKS, recllllmed'. PlckOd-UP 3594 DOG house for medIum size Five Mile, LIVOnia (313)422- lion, $150. You haul. After excellenl condition. (517)546- (517)546-4636. TEN VHS tapes. Trade or sell. mowers. Robertson's lawn and delivered. Eldred's dog. (313)231·2503. 2210 . 5:30 pm, (313)227-6471. 1891. STORM windows -and doors, (313)632:?~.______Equipment, (3131437-5682. Bushel Stop, (313)229-6857. 108 Miscellaneous HIGHEST prices -paldfor WURLITZER Spinet- Piano, 4 FlVEC8 it~electric basebOard Inside sliders, custom made. USED office desks, adding INTER~ATi6NAL Harvester NO snow cross country skI BARGAiN BARN:-!i640 M'59, scrape metal. COpper, $.40 to years old. Perfect condition. heaters, 1,500 - 2,OOOw,$15.00 Free estimates. (5171548-2200. machine, answering machine. Wanted Cub Cadets sales and service, sale at Heavner Cross COuntry Howell. (517)546-5995, $.50 per pound; brass, $.25 to Ski Center. New wax SkllS, (313)231-3055after 5 pm. ellch. (517)546·6828 atter SINGER.diriiiiil mOdeJ,JjO;- safe. Can be seen after new and used Suburban Wednesday through Saturday, ARE you collecllng on a iand $.40 per pound, aluminum 50% to 75% off. New waxless YAMAHA console-piano. ap- -6 p.m. table zig.zagger in sturdy car. 12.00 noon. Call 9.30 am to lawn Equipment, 5955 Whit· 10.00 am to 5.00 pm. contract and want to cash out? (free ot ironl, $ 15 to $.25 per ski is, 30% to 50% off Boots. proximately 2 years old. Must HOT Poliit-'refrlgerator/- rying case. Payoff $48 cash or 5:~ym, !.51?L~~~0. _ more lake Road, Brighton. BABY items: car seat.-stroller. If so call (313)229-6672. pound. balleries, $1; auto poles, bindings, 25% off sell. Original cost $2,400, now treezer, white, gOOd condi- payments of $7 per month. 5 USED TV repair equipment. (313)227-9350. crib mattress, highchair. B'UYING evergreen and shade radiators, $ 30 per pound. Also Heavner Cross Country SkI • ~r $l,~O!1.(5~,?!~ 'i98 tion. $95. (517)223-3662. year guarantee. Universal many different types ot testing TROY Silt rototiliers on sale (5~7)~7. trees, I WIll dIg. Also large buying gold. silver and Center, 2n5 Garden Road. Sewing Center, (313)334-0905. equipment, tools, spare parts, now. Complete sales. service. 107 Miscellaneous KNAPP Shoe Distributor, boulders. (313)231-1484 tungsten carbide. Mann Milford (313)685-2379 Leonard Eisele,.2473 Wallace SUPER-MIX Sweet Horse Feed repaIr manuals. Best offer. parts and rentals. Call Sun BUYING- uSCd furniture and Metals Company, 24804 ASHLEY, - Bnggs. Homellte, Road, (517)521-3332. . 100 lb. bag $9.25. Complete Call betore 5, (517)546-4520. Crestview Ct.. Farmington Valley, (313)231-2474. CIRCULATION Horse Pellets 50 lb. bag $5.75. ~ for Roy: after 5, (313)227- ,appliances. (517)223-9212. Kohler, SaCtis-Dolmar, and , NORTHVILLE RECORD k:;-keroSeneS1.60 per gallon Hills. (3131478-6500. COle's Elevator, east end ot __ . _ Simplicity parts and servIce. including tax. Wixom Co-op, cOLLeCTABLEoldltems. Any Iwant' to- buy a rclrig-erator, 111 Farm Products Manon Street In Howell. USED portable color TVs 110 Sporting Goods Howlett Bros, Gregory. 313-349-3627 (313)624-2301. COinS, pennies to estates stove. washer and dryer. Must (31~)4~271~ (511)546-2720. reasonably pnced. (313)349- 50 -Lb. 'Sunflower-seeds. ------. - - - 5183 Baseball cards, comic bOOks, be late models and work good. DOWNHILL - ski!s, - 180cn. APPLE sale Winesaps and SILK or fresh wedding bou- _ . ______$12.75, Wixom Co-oP. (313)624- military Items, railroad trains, Will pay $50 to $150 each. Call Automlc. Look bindings, size Jonalhons, $4 per bushel WANTED 2301. quets made to order. (517)546- VIDEO casselle recorder. slamps, dolls, toys. pocket Mason. Michigan, 1(517)676- 10'1> NordIca bOOts, $140 (313)629-0536. 11347 Hartland 9581. Sylvania. VHS, one year old. watches, clocks. some old Road. MORTON Waler Softening 3058. (313)227-3036.betore 5p.m. STANDING sa« $270.t313)231·1406. guns (313)437-2901. 80 lb. bags. White Crystals ENERGYAMANACOMMAND TIMBER $4.40. Plain Pellets $5.65, IS the most efficient furnace Super Pellens $7.25. COle's you can buy. This furnace can Frank Giese Elevator, east end of Marion • reduce your healing bill (313) 878-6106 Evenings Street in Howell. (517)546-2720. Redus;:eyour home heating enough to pay you to replace Hugh an ineftlcfent furnace CAKES decoraledfOrall ocea· MAGNA VOX OdYssey "and 13 costs by adding a HEAT regardless of age or condI- sions, reasonable rates. cartridges, $350. Call (517)546- EXTRACTOR"System to your tIon. (313)887-2432. 9779. New Merchafiiiise HEAT YOUR WATER TOO' CONSOLE -industiral-sewing Musi-siti: 2 year- old- Ken- warm air furnace. more 15.1 cubic foot frostless NO CHIMNEYS REQUIRED machine, excellent condItion, The HEAT EXTRACTOR-System salvages 94%-95% EFFICIENT refrigeratorlfreezer, ex- $550. Natural gas wall furnace, heat normally lost up the chimney, and cellent, sacrifice $350. 2 month used only 1 year. $125. Rick preheats 31rcomtr'9 Inlo your furnace ThiS (313)437-3574. old, excellent condition, draw BRIGHTON drapes, 150x84, sacflfice, $50. means less operating time for your CONElypelireplace, orange One-way draw drapes, lurnace,and less money spent on luel bills color with inside pipe, $150, sacrifice $30. Both federal Energy Tax Credit MALL also desk type Kenmore sew- On display now, or call blue. (517)546-9365. The Heal Extractor REGULAR 5659 00 (313)227·1050 .- ing machine wilh chair. $75. uOll qualifies for the PRICE • • (313)437-3529. , MAPLE -droPi~afl3bie.- $50. 12x37 wood lathe, $150. 4 Inch 15% Federal Energy OUTLET 5489 00 DOLLS and doll fashions -and Tax Credit PRICE • , AIRTIGHT - woodstove sale joiner and stand, $150. Saturday Feb.5 7:00 PM at featuring the SqUire. Evening;; accessories. New baby (313)229-2379. and weekends. (517)548-1089. clothes, blankets. . (313)227- 3174. ODYSSEvllw-ith13 tapes, ex· HOWELL RECREATION CENTER 225 AmpTincoln welder: $80. cellent condition. $225. 925 W. Grand River Howell. MI DRIVEWAY-- culvertS. -SOUth Baby cflb, $15. Baby changer, ~~~~7-6153.--::- _. _ $20. (517)548-2091. Lyon lumber and Farm * WATCHES * TOYS * STEROS * CLOCKS * APPLIANCES MakesAfiY Furnace 95% efficient compressor, S-h p~,-3 Center, 415 East Lake. SAVE Over 30% on any fuel bill AIR (313)437-1751. . , and much more all new merchandise - phase, 80 gallon tank, $850. (over 165 000 BTU slightly less) (313)227-6509. D OWFLt; K1:S -Ca j c iu m ON TV Presented By Chloride 100 lb. bag $12.65, Ice INSTALLATION ENERGY OUTLET · AM-FM stereo casselle,-two Melling Salt 50 lit. bag $2.95. FOWLERVILLE AUCTION 43443 Grand River 80 wall speakers. $125 call SPECIAL80%OFF OPEN Cole's Elevator, east end of evenings Automotive Outfit, if you call now, only $9.95. En- at Novi Rd - Novi, Mich. flon Ihru Marlon Street in Howell. joy movies, sports and con- 314 N. GRAND, FOWLERVILLE, MI. S., (313)231-3398. 348-6619 Noon (517)54&-2720. certs in the convenience of • OnliSlon 01 Energy GUide Corp 'pm your own home. Call anytime, 223-7323 Bill Young, (313)229-7807.

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Alarm Service Building & Remodeling Bulldozing or Excavating Chimney Cleaning & Furniture Refinishing Music Instruction \ Plumbing Sandblasting Snowplowing Repair • ALARM systems. Commer- ACT now, free estimates on BAGGETT PLYMOUTH Furniture ORGAN, piano, guitar A complete plumbing service MOST any'thlng sandblasted! SNOWPLOWING, -r-es""'id-:-e-n-:-ha-'I cial, residential, fire, burglar. ANY home Improvement. Refinishing. Refinishing, lessons. Experienced, low MGF Enterprises. Call Mike, and commercial. Reasonable A. McCardell, 5486 losco Limited oller. See if your job EXCAVATING Olde England repaIr, antique restoration, cost. Norm Keating (313)437- DETORI (5171223-3665. rates. CaU Larry, (517)546-5974 Road, Webberville. (517)223- qualifies tor free dishwasher caning, Pick up and delivery. 1113. Septic .systems, base-_ SNOWPLOWING. Call Jim · 3162.' ,. or microwave. Guaranteed Chimney Sweep SerVice (313~2133.' • Sawmill ments, ~ bulldozing, Professional results - PLUMBING' 1313)437-5935. • quality workmanship. Pioneer Elec.. dl'ain and sewer AI gravel. driveway cul- member of Michigan and Painting & Decorating CUSTOM sawing. Your logs or ummum Construction Company. Ask Handyman cleaning. Fast dependable SNOWPLOWING, Hamburg-= verts, parking lots and National Chimney Sweep ours. Munro's Sawmill B & R quality painting & service, reasonable rates. Brighton area. Loader ALUMINUM sIding, trim, gut- tor Mall Raymond. (313)632- Guilds. ANY fix up jobs around house. (313)349-2359,Novl. sewers. repairs. Inlerior, exterior, No job too big or small. 24 available. f313)231-3306. ters, all aluminum repairs. Mel 5127. Plumbing, electrical, small (313)231-1189 residential, commercial. hour emergency service. · Oja, (313)227-5973. ------NORTHVILLE carpentry. Prompt and Septic Tank Service Reasonable rates. (313)34&- No extra charge for nights, Tree Service 349;0116 reasonable. (313)437-()548. 1499 ask for Rick. • Appliance Repair ROGER FOSS & weekends or holidays. SEPTIC tanks, cleaned and tNEEKEND Sweep. Clean your BRICK MASONIHANDYMAN, EXPERIENCED painter, In- No service charge. repaired. Ask about our ED'S Tree Service. 20 years D.R. Electric. Appliance ser- COMPANY BULLDOZING, grading, fiues cheap. (517)548-2352after experienced In all areas of terion and exterior, very Licensed and insured C.C.L.S. fQr slow and failing experience, reasonable rales. vice: retrlgerators, freezers, backhoe work, trucking and 5 pm. masonary, rough and finished cheap prices, very good work. fields. Free brochure. Eldred free estimates. (517)546-1390. drain fields. Young Building & carpentry, electrical. microwave ovens, • Remodeling/Repair (313)4n-7928. 624-9462 471-1355 and Sons. (3131229-6857. dishwashers, ranges, Excavating Enterprises. Classes Fireplaces, pallos, brick work _ TV & Radio Repair • New Homes 40 gal. water heater $215 (313)878-6342,(313)878-6067. for wood burners, 1/2 inch Sewing washers and dryers. Large SAVE money. Be creative. PAINTING Installed. • Additions/Garages brick, additions, finished CB radiO repair, very parts Inventory for do-It- BULLDOZING and backhoe, Learn to sew! Private or semI- 10% discount for senior ALTERATIONS and custom • Basements basements, any remodeling Interior-Exterior reasonable. Aller 5 p.m. yoursell: Prompt courteous • Kitchens/Baths finish grading, hydroseedlng, private classes by certified citizens. sewing by Midge. (313)348- service. low rates. (517)546- job. Free estimates. Jerry, WALLPAPERING (313)229-8241. ROGER FOSS large tree moving. (313)474- teacher. Call Jan. (313)227-' 1014. 4960, 116 West Grand River, (517)54&-2409or (313)437-1215. Licensed/Insured 6666. 2652. Reasonable Rates PLUMBING ALTERATIONS. For men and Upholstery Howell, Michigan. HANDYMAN. Painting, (313)437-1194 BU LLDOZING·landscaplng· Call Lou women, restyling, custom Clean Up & Hauling drywall, carpentry, paneling Repair-Replacement CALL Smiths. All work Architectural Design -. will be glad to show you private roads, topsoil, sod, designing, Brighton - Howell gravel, 1111.No job too small. A- and home repairs. Free (313)349-1558 area. Call Verna May, (517)546- GUARANTEED! Labor starts my work. References ALL-AROUND clean up and estimates. Call Loren. Modernization DRAWINGS done for new or to I Bulldozing. (313)885-1741. 3700. at; Sofas, $150. ChairS, $75. given. hauling. Resldenllal, commer- (313)349-2246.11no answer, call Electric Sewer Cleaning Cushions, $15. Check low renoviate homes. (517)546-8335 POND dredging and develop- CUSTOM draperies, free cial bUilding debris. Ap- before sam or after 5:30pm. EXPERIENCED family man LONG drapery prices. (313'561-0992. • after 6:00 pm. ment. Turn swamp areas Into pliances, light demolition. estimate. (313)348-7352, needs work! Painting, patch HANDYMAN. Home Improve- HAINES Upholstery. Quality BILL MURPHY specializing in useful irrigation or decorative \fery negotiable. (313)229-9638. plastering. Light carpentry. PLUMBING (313)422-9143. ment, carpenter work, pain- upholstering by a skilled craft· Bands home remodeling, interior and ponds. Equipped for fast effi- Super reasonable! Work NEED zipper replaced and ting. Call Gary 12 noon to AND sman, low economical prices, exterior. (313)231-1219, cient work. Ron Sweet, Clock Repair guaranteed! Call now! your mending done? Also LIVE music by the Chessmen. 9 p.m. (313)437-6808. wide selection. Free in-ho'lle Lakeland. (313)437-1727. (517)223-7334. FANCY BATH general seWing. (517)223-8154. Variety band. Call Bob Jones, ANTIQUE clOCks. Buy, sell, estimates, pick up and CUSTOM formlca work, Health Care FOR the finest in professional BOUTIQUE (313)629-0188. Carpentry repair. Work guaranteed. SEWING, alterations In my delivery. (313)887-9223. cabinets, counters, furniture. painting service, commerciaL home, reasonable. (313)437- (313)624-6268after 5 p.m. Serving the area SERRA'S Interiors & 30 Years experience. Ron, LEARN to relax and relieve or residential, new construc- CARPENTER, 30 years ex- sInce 1949 8984. Upholstery, 116 N. Lafayelle, (517)723-2137. stress, lose weight, stop tion or re-do. Also wallpaper· Brick, Block, Cement perience. Remodeling ard Drywall 190 E. Main Street South lyon. (313)~7-2838. FREE ESTIMATES smoking, etc. Call Doris lng, drywall, and plaster Sharpening repairs, A-l work al Burch. RN or Todd K. Hor- N orthvllle-349-0373 BRICK, stone, block work. Mike Vallie licensed builder. repairs, cabinet and wOOd SKATES Sharpened. Martin's reasonable prices. (517)223- DRYWALL hanging and nkohl consultants in Hyp- Wallpapering Chimney repair and cleamng. We specialize In complete 3146. finishing, texturing and refinishing and sprayed Hardware, 105 N. lafayelle, Good work. Free estimates. home weatherization. New nosis. (313)229-4720. finishes. Insured and Roofing Siding South Lyon or call (313)437- JOURNEYMAN carpenter. repairs, 25 years experience, & BY the Professionals. We love (517)54&-4021. construction remodeling. free estimates. Call Len MYOMASSOLOGY, Reflex- references. 15 years ex· ~."..,.....,.,...",.--..,.,.--,----":'" 9170. our wOrk, so Will you. Starling Finish, remodel, new build, ROOFING. Experienced, :.:..:..:::...... ------CARRIGAN Bronson masonry. Senior citizen discounts. (313)229-7350. ology for your good health perience. Call Mike Gregory, at sa per roll. Call Mane drywall, grid ceilings, decks, reasonable, guaranteed. • Brick, block, stone. Fireplaces (313)437·2109,(313)229-8063. naturally. After 5:30 p.m. (313)887-6245. Storm Windows (313)229-6076 or Regina etc. Free estimates, (517)5411- DRYWALL finishing and hang- (313)229-7151. Licensed. Call atter 5 p,m., (313)229-6070. and repairs. Senior citizens \ 8308or (517)5411-1612anytime. Ing, textures done. Free WALLPAPERING (313)227-3328. discount. Low prices. Call estimates. George (313)227· STOP - Smoking program. ROUGH or finish, aluminum Experienced professional, INSIDE Wall Washing anytime. (5m548-2947. KITCHEN 8247. Every Tuesday night. 7 to and wOOd siding, residential union trained full-time. MASONRY and cement work, 9 p.m. Cost $10 each per ses- STORM CUSTOM wallpaper removal. SPECIALIST and barn roofing, licensed and DRYWALL, hang finished and Starting $7.50 per roll. large or small. High quality, sion allended. (313)229-4720. Fast, efficient. Free Free Estimates. Insured. Free esllmates. Call textured. Call Jim (517)5411- Satisfaction guaranteed. WINDOWS low prices. (313)227-9321. John Pieron. (517)223-9919. estimates. (517)546-4121. Fully Insured. 3634 or Frank (517)546-5389. Heating & Cooling MARK Call Jim, No more cold drafts! PROFESSIONAL wall JOURNEYMAN drywall, taper THE PAPERHANGER ~ MASONRY BY (313)349-7725 Carpet Cleaning washing, painting, carpet and and texturing. Call Wayne (313)437-9850 AND SIDING ' Heat Check V' G.GARRETT after6:oo pm, (313)229-2603. Dave Lamb Heating furniture cleaning. Light CARPET cleaning, residential Service-Installation- BAGGETT Residential and commercial. KITCHEN re"\odellng, carpentry work. 18 years ex- and commercial, $15 per hour. M. B. Drywall. Quality work. Parts 43215 Grand River Brick, block, nalural stone. cabinets and countertops. MILFORD PAINTING - reside'; ROOFING AND perience. Free estimates. Dis- Dan supplies all. (313)87&-9910. Free estimates. Reasonable High Efficient Furnaces Novi, MI 48050 Rumford flreplaces. Quality Reterences. Tom Nelson. tlal and commercial, also tex· SIDING, HOT counts to senior citIzens. MGS Carpet Cleaning, rates. (313)632-5899. 409 E. Caroline St. • cr~ftsman, reasonable prices. (313)632-5135. turlng. Experienced In top (517)223-7334• (313)887-4923. residential and commercial. TOM T. Drywall, new and Fenton (313)629-4946 ASPHALT BUilT-UP LICENSED BUILDER. Custom Living room and hall, $26.95. remodeling. Smooth, spray or quality work, fully Insured. 349-9252 Welding James Klepser, (313)685-7130. ROOFS, SHINGLE homes buill. Remodel!ng, Furniture available. (313)834- texture. Call (517)548-1945. Call us. We'll be pleased to YOUNG BUilding & Excavating decks, siding, garages, trim PAINTING. Interior and ex- ROOFS, ALUMINUM visit you at your convenience WELDING, my garage or por- 0880, (313)834-7328, ("13)634- 91% PLUS EFFICIENCY Enterprises. Block work, brick work, storm windows. Call terior, 15 years experience, with no obllgallon. table. 15 years expenence. 5969. GAS OR LP FURNACES GUTTERS AND --=.:::.:.:..:.::.=~:.:.:....-_ work, fireplaces and addI- MinQis,(313)231-2580. Electrical free estimates. Work Reasonable rates. (517154&- PROFESSIONAL carpet, fur- Call Wolverine Sheet Metal, Snowplowlng tions. (313)87&-6067, (313)878- guaranteed. Dave (313)632- DOWN SPOUTS. 8198. niture, wall cleaning. Fire and ELECTRIC/AN, licensed. (313)887-4200. Custom sheet 6342. 7525. ALUMINUM SIDING WELDING. Haigh Aviation smoke, water damage. 2 step Residential and commercial. metal. Any Residential Corp. We do: all types of Building S; Remodeling It costs no more cleaning, ServlceMaster of Free estimates. Reasonable Bill's Decorating AND TRIM. Howell. (517l546-4560. rates. (313)227·1550. NORTHVILLE welding, repair work, ~DeFellCElDeslgn and •. ;.toget . Insulation Wallpapering NORTHVILLE Driveway, $151 fabricallng, and custom Construcllon Company. first class workmanship Carpet Service LICENSED eleclrlclan, com- 349-4751 Call Jim today machine work. (517)54&-9501. Residential design service FIRST PLACE WINNER of mercial and residential. Henry BLOWN·IN or blanket Insula- FEAR BROTHERS 349-3110 for details, At the west end of Livingston and construction of new two Nallonal Awards, CARPET Installed and Haigh, (517)223'8027 or tion. Licensed and Insured Painting-Staining (313)349-n25 COunty Airport. homes, additions, media HAMILTON has been repaired, 25 years experience, (517)5411-9501. builder. Fr'.le estimates. Interior-Exterior • centers, kitchens, spa- satisfying customers tree estimates. (517)223-3934. NEED a licensed electrician References upon request. Drywall RepaIr T,D. Bjorllng and COmpany. o 3. H Snowplowlng, Well Drilling whirlpool baths, finished for over 20 years. for that small lob around the (313)227'1198. 349-4751 Rooting and sheet metal. reasonable rates, 24 hour ser- basements. We cater to the You deal dlreclly with the house? If so, please call Shingles, flat roofs, tear-offs, vice. (517)548-3117. ROBERTS Ceramic Tile particular Liensed buHder. own81. All work guaran- (313122&-6044. Locksmith repaIrs, Rtl.asonable, licensed SNOWPLOWING, Webber- , COMPANY Tony DeFelice (313)437-8096. teed and competitively CERAMIC tile, new and repaIr, Photography and Insured. South Lyon snd 'IllIe, Fowlerville, Howell. 4 inch water system; Well, , priced. DEADBOL T locks Installed. EmergenCies anywhere. call remodeling, free estimates, Engine Repair area. (313)437·9366, Terry. pump, tank and Installalfon, · ADDITIONS, remodeling, k, • FREE ESTIMATES LockS rekeyed and repaired, YOUR WEDDING PHOTOS anylfme /5171521-3919. (313)881-3611. Keys made after 5:30 p.m. complete, $1,800. chens, basements, new • Designs ADO years of life to your car or taken by Studio 5. For preview ..A. SNOWPLOWING. Residential CERAMIC tile. Installed and (313)431-()993. REPAIRWORK homes. Licensed builder. Call • Addillons • Kitchens truck. Rebuild the motor, ma- call (313)227·2218. H CRANE and commercial. Loader and repaired. Complete bath Richard Krause (313)229-6t55. • Porch • Enclosures, Jor or minor. Glllran/eed work trucks available. 24 hour ser- SAMEDAY modernization. (517)546-8921, done. call Bm. persistent. Plano Tuning ROOFING etc. 8'» vice. (517)223-8289, (517)223- (313)437-7502 (313)474-8809, (517)548-1532. Moving and Storage and (313)878-3685 QUALITY PIANO tuning. Any day, some 38 HAMILTON ______._- DOWNS Moving Company. evenings. Reasonable rates. Sheet REMODELING Custom Chimney Cleaning' Furniture Reflnlshlnct \' Local, statewide, PIanos. call George Scoll, (313)685- Metal , Complete building and re- Remodeling • Repair • Reasonable, Independent. 60934:30 p.m.t06:3O p.m. modeling service. Rough FURNITURE stripping by (313)422-2288, (313)227-4588. CaIlSS9-5590 ... 24 Hours CHIMNEYS. fireplaces, hand. call Jim. (517)548-7784, and finish carpentry. Kit- a ==-===== repaired or built new, cleaned, chens and basements our (517)548=8875. Wood stove Installation. State Music Instruction LICENSED, honest, depen- specialty. J,R.'a WOOD RESTORA nON \ ~ Shingles, licensed, Insured. NOrlhvllle dable, 30 years experlence. 18 years' experience Specializing In woodwork, Built-up QUALITY building at the Construction, Free estImates. Someone you can trust to do a ft " Free estimates stripping and refinishing. MUSIC LESSONS .... One-ply lowest prices, Additions, (313)348:1036. good lob. (517)548·8707, Licensed (313)4370399l. garag&s, repairs, roofing, Plano-Organ (51n223-3146. ,~ systems siding, cement and block JERRY'S DAve's CHIMNEY SWEEP Strings-Wind work.(3t1J,:::;43~7-~19~28:"..• ...,..-__ KIRBACH'S REFINISHING You can place your ad any day fl All wood burners and REPAIR AND Hand strippIng, regluing, aU of the week, Olllce hours are NORTHVILLE RON fRANCIS licensed fireplaces. , totally clean 349-0580 MODERNIZATION repairs made. SlOP or call, 850 Monday - Friday 8;30 a.m. to residential builder, Remodel- operation, can (517)5411-9773or 349-5582 East Huron, Milford, (313)884- Schnute MusIc Studio 5:00 p.m, Our phone room (313)43Z -6900 Ing, additions, complete or home (517)548-1lJ>3. partial bIds: \313)878-9389, tI04O, Northville salespeople will be happy to '* Aflor5p,m. help you • • 60S-SOUTH LYON HERALQ-NORTHVILLE RECORQ-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday, Febru~ry 2, 1983 • DonJtbemislead with lowerthan11.9% interest on new cars and trucks. 11.9~ interest is the lowest available in Michigan from any misleading the customer. The difference in interest cost is added finance company, bank, or credit union. Some auto dealers in the to the price of the new 'car or truck and your payments are the state are advertising interest rates as low as 6.90/0' this is same if you put the same money down. • Buy At John's Cost CHECK WILSON FORD & MERCURY'S $1314°0 USED CAR VALUES

1981TOYOTA CELICA GT 1982 GRAND MARQUIS V·6, automatic. - 4 door, loaded, low miles. 5682500 , 51079900 • 1 ~ Celebrating 1981 ESCORT GLX 1978 COUGAR (' Loaded, 2 door, air. Auto, air, sun roof. our 21st year 5565000 $399500 . 1982 Dodge am 50 Sport I· In 1981DODGE DSOPICKUP _1978 LTD 2·DOOR Auto, bed liner, cap, 9838 Extra clean. Livingston ·Yesa 1982! 00 miles. 5579500 53175 Stock No. 2-106features- I County Two tone brown paint, cloth bucket seats 1978 FAIRMONT 2-DOOR • 2.6 liter 4 cyJ.engine, 5 speed manual transmission, 1980MALIBU SPECIAL FUTURA rear step bumper, mud guards V-6, auto, air, 2 door. ~~XTTO 6·cyl., auto. MEIJER "Just a little out of the way from high prices" 5499500 $259500 I: THRIFTY ACRES 8704 W. Grand River OPEN John Colone Dodge Brighton . SATURDAYS Wilson Ford & Mercury 313-227-1171 10a.m. to 2 p.m. ~ 145 E. Main Pinckney o ~ 878-3341-878-3151 • __ Hour,,: Sales 900 to 8·00 Mon Fn Sat. 9 30 to 200 Parts&Service 8·00 to 8 00 Mon.Fn. Sat 9:30 to 12:00 RENAULT ALLIANCE VALUE SHOCK OF THE 80'S ~ ~ HAS JUST BEEN NAMED, ."~ l MOTOR TREND r.1 CAR OF THE YEAR • JJ·~tii~~·~~ o*fpd .- State-of-the-Art European Technology. Jluilt in America by Americans! A fabulous list of standard features!!! • • honl· .. h.. 1 35 in stock • Hadia) Tltts • Po",r fronl • ~.''tPhcnon 'Irul 52 P:- from ••. diw bnkrs • Rack·lnd· fronlsusp~nslon ...... $5595* pinion • 1.4 titer. 4-<) Under , ...... mounl,d 37 :"'::G • sl~rinR cnKlnt • Atrod) namie ·Sp~nltcr "lUng comfort ·Remember Compare these EPA estimated • 4-Spt't'd manual mpg lor other cars Your aell,lal mileage transmission ... may differ depending on speed triP lenoth • I-.:l.ttptloRl1 ·Plus frt1lhl and weather Hlgtlway ml'~aoe WIll prot>- futl rconom, bably be lower THE ALLIANCE OF QUALITY AND SUPERIDA • RI TED AFFORDABILITY IS HERE • PREVIOUSLY-OWNED CARS ONL Y THE BEST GET TO BE 'SUPERIOR'

190MHl '82 Pontiac '810LDS 80 PONTIAC LeMANS J2000 CUTLASS - STATION WAGON 024 HATCHBACK NIcecar SUPREME AI C. p ~,p b. Loaded • U402A One Owner U392A U406P U373P STACHLER· '78 CUTLASS '81 OLDSMOBILE '81 CUTLASS '81 ~LDSMOBILE Cheverolt - Olds SUPREME SUPREME UTLASS Fowlerville BROUGHAM CUTLASS SUPREME P steering. P brakes BROUGHAM SUPREME p s •P b •a/c. tIlt. cruIse air. automatic. defoqql"r Greatcar Vinyl foof P S • P B •a/c. defogger 1977 U397A 1978 BUICK U17A I U366P U365P • ELECTRA PLYMOUTH 1 LIMITED 2 dr •• 46,000 miles, I cruise, power • U6A 81 BUICK 4 dr •• full power, 1 steering, power '80 CADILLACE 19 CADILLAC 81 DELTA owner, 35.000 brakes, stereo, va. miles. vanyltop COUPE DE VILLE SKYLARK 88.1 • dr Iom,led. p ~ • P b . SEDAN DE VILLE CrUise. leather. flit, sle Redleatherpowerseats. tdl, crUise. P WindOws hit. cruIse.oneowner.Joke reo. p seals. P WindOwS Nice car. p.s , p.b., &

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1979 BUICK LA SABRE 2 dr., air. stereo, power steering, power brakes, 36,5100 miles, door locks, tole. cruise. Buying in • • • • • • • • -COUPON' ••••••••• • : . $1295 I : • INCLUDES: " Lubrication. oil change, oil filter. change up to 5 qlS. of oil. I. • Free brake inspection. Check all fluids, Lube all door and LiVingston County • hood hinges. I sales tax and additional parts extra EXPIRESJAN. 31. 1983 • • Diesels & Light Trucks Extra • Keep that great GM feeling ~ GM QUAIJTY lB. • with geniune GM parts ~ SERVICE PAInS IIiI• SAVES DOLLARS ...... \ GENII2AL MOTOIlS JlJIUlTS Il(YJSICN • STACHLER & Makes Sense! Cheverolt - Olds 223-9129 ---- • , ,'. ~ I • . Wednesday, February 2, 1983-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-7.B Don't be mislead with lo~erthan11.9% interest

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l ~B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, February 2, 1983 ------111 Farm Products 151 Household Pets 165 Help Wanted General 165 Help Wanted General 166 Help Wanted Sale,S 170 Situations Wanted 180 Income Tax 220 Auto Parts • Service & Service ALFALFA hay. first cutllng, FORlow cost spay. neuter in- EM PLOYM ENT 1·.1 EXPERIENCED dental assls- MALE atie'-n'-'d:-a"""'nt:-.-::"Brighton CHILD care. licensed home, $2.00 bale. second cutllng. formation. call Humane Socle- 'T tant and recepllonlst needed area. Monday thru Friday. AVOIDTHEWINTER diapers. meals provided. Days ACCOUNTING. Income tax. $3.00 bale. straw, $1.00 bale. ty. (517)548-2024. for Howell dental office. Call 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. In private BLUES-PAYTHOSE only. (3131624-6808. bookkeeping. done by CPA. (5m223-9535.(5m223-9067. GERMAN Shepherd pups. (313)652·7777or (313)437·5075home. (313)357-3650.Profes· CHRISTMASBILLS CLEANING women. Two reasonable rates. (313)348- STEVENSON'S ALFALFA hay. first and se- AKC.lmport breeding. shots. 165 Help Wanted General after6:00 pm. slonal Medical Personnel. Do something dllferent. lun woman team seeking 2982. cond cutllng. (5m521·3570 wormed. (313)437·0970. EXPERIENCED dental assls- NEED extra money? Earn $50 and exciting representing the houscleanlng. experienced. COMPLETE tax service. We Webberville. (313)326-0624. AEROBIC dance Instructors tant and receptionist needed to $100weekly seiling Act II number one beauty company (313)437·2213. save you money. Low rotes 80 Bales second cutting GREATDanepups. 2 left. brin· needed part·tlme for Brighton for Howell dental office. Call jewelry. Call (313)878-5284.' AVON CHILD care In Northville by and good work. l040-A $15.. Nowupto alfalfa. $3 per bale. Call die lemales. 8 weeks. AKC. and Grand Blanc. Body Mo- (3131652·7777or (313)695-1265NURSE Aides. openings CALL (313)437·19n mature. responsible person, Basic 1040$35.• 100D-ez$10•• or (313)557·1595 $50.00cash paid (51n54&-0599. $175.(313)459-6452. tlon. training inlormallon bet· after6 p.m. available. Apply In person 9to non·smoker. your transporta· Michigan $10. senior d,s, for junk cars BAG Balm 4% lb. tub $1465. POODLES. Shih Tzu. Lhasa ween 10and 4 p.m. 1-(313)644- EXECUTIVE secretary. Ex. 11 am. Whitmore Lake Con· lion. days. Monday thru Fri· counts. (5tn548-3243Jan days Blodry 12 dose $16.80. Apso, and Silky Terrier pups. 3321. perlence.d. Intelligent. valescent Center. 8633 North day. (313)349-6397. or evenings. (517)546-8962Sue High prices Aibacillln 12 dose $16.65.Col· AKC. shots. (517)546-1459. creative with wnllng abilities. Main St. No phone calls. EARNFREET·SHIRTS COOK. good lor Invalids or evenings. for e's Elevator. east end of SHELTIE.blue merle. male. 14 Individual needed to assist OPTICIAN. Experienced optl- Give a T·shirt party or earn elderty. will come to your • ATIENTION needed cash by seiling T· EVERTON'S Income Tax Ser· late model wrecks Marlon Street in Howell. weeks. (313)227.2514. president of last growing clan to Join optometrist and home. (313)227·7491. vice. Personal. small business (51n546-2720. MEN & WOMEN energy company. Shorthand technical optician serving L1v· shirts. Great pay. advance- CLEANINGW=IT""H'-:A"'"::P""L:"7US=-- ment. (313)459-2885.(313)326- and farm. 25% discount lor CLOVER. large clean bales; SHIH-TZU puppies. Adorable, The Farm Bureau Insurance and typing. Super generous Ingston County eye care. App- For SSan hour we will clean senior citizens (retired or over 5098. ' also hay. 100 bales. $1.75 6weeks old. (313)229-8092. Group Companies will be hlr· salary and benefits. Ability to Iy at: Reader Opllcal. Kroger your home plus we Willdonate 62 years 01age). 104D-ezfree (313)887-1482 (3131684-0919. THREE Dobermans left. Ing 5 new sales represen· handle pressure and flexible Shopping Center. Howell. Dr. an hour 01our time to one 01 with parents 1040. Call CHOICE first culling Alfalfa, Reasonable.wormed and tails tallves in this area in the near as to overtime a must. Could Reader. GROUND level opportunity In those unpleasant jobs that (517)223-3865or come to the $2.00bale. (517)54&-3941. clipped. (517)546-7399. future. licensing. training and Include some traveling. Call :'::O:';F:;;FI;:;C;';:E~he""I""p-.""y""o-un-g-=-Ia-d""y-,""o-rlastest growing company in you've been pulling off. tax office at 101 East Grand CERTIFIED. G.M. trained EXCELlENT second CUlling 152 Horses& linanclngareprovlded.Weare (313)437-8196. office. (3131624-0430. . Michigan. Experience Anytime. (517)546·5690. River. Fowlerville. MI. mechanics. Major and minor desirable but not essential. repairs on gasoline and diesel horse hay. Alfalfa. Timothy. Equipment serving Michigan with In· ELDERLY lady wishes adult OLDER person for silting In (:.:5i"7;:')7548-;:::;209~1:..:.·--:~:--_--:c:;-ECONOMICAL rates. 9 years engines. transmissions. tune- . $225 f I surance for auto. home. life. II v e - i n com pan Ion. Lak f th P' h 4 We pay more than any other CLEANING women needs Brome mixture. I ty farm business and much Housekeeper. chaulfeur. non. my e 0 e Ines ome. company. You owe It to experience. Joan Blld. ups. brakes. etc. Alter bales or more. (313)231-3397. ~~N~~R~~t~. speclea~~'~~ more. No experience Is smoker. Wixom area. Call children. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. yourself and family to in- work. L.V. Hiner. (313)348- Gregory. (313)498-2270. 6:30 pm (5tn548-3023. FIRST. second culling of necessary. For a confidential (3131624-1919. school days. (313)227-6747. vestigate. (51n548-2593. 4348=:-:=-=.====----:-~~_=_ FOWLERViLLE area. In- Alfalfa hay. Webberville. jackets. Help us celebrate our interview call KeVin Kelly. ORIGINAL rock and roll band HOMEMAKERS. good earn· ELECTRONICS stUdent; 21. dividual returns. larm returns. COMPLETEAUTO • (517)521-3046. first successful year With big (51n54&-4920. EXPERIENCED auto painter needs bass player and lead Ings Irom your home. Call looking for employment doing small business returns. State SERVICE saVings for yourself. See you needed. Must have pride and· M t b . d anyth' g B II (313)669-9104 and Federal. Reasonable FIRSTand second culling hay. at the Hitching Post Tack An EqualOpportuOity efficiency in work. Apply In shlnger. us e senous an L.T.D. Associates. (313)227· In . I. • Brakes. tune-ups. major and large bales. Tony Sober. Shop. 3901 Lovejoy. 4 miles Employer person Thursday February ~. ave own transportation. 9213. EXPERIENCED baby silter. rates. $10and up. Ron Ferrell. minor engine repair. elec- Call anytime. (5tn223-9368. (51n223-7109. northwest of Cohoctah. between 9 and 5. at 58883 W.( ;;3:;-;'3;:;;)88~7~'85:;28~.;;-;;==c::-=-=;; IF you could earn $200 per Howell (In town). (5tn546-5690. trical. Certified mechanic. Call FROZEN food orders being (313)266-5574. Grand River. New Hudson. OUR CAREER CONSULTANT month extra income. part- FOR those little jobs you INCOMEtaX preparation. your Mike. (517)223-9249. home or mine. Janet Dodson. taken Irom February 1 thru 16'12 hand AQHA Gelding. 11 EXPERIENCED 1.0. _ 0.0. Is now available to assist you time. would you be In- always wanted done. call Don AVAilABLE NOW (517)521-3035. February 18 Order blanks years. 12 Blues In '82. State Grinder hand. 5 years ex. in y~~~ search :or employ· terested? Call (517)546-0244on the fix·it-man. No job too FIVE Perelll Centurato P3 available at market. Apples champion dressage horse. Due to rapid growth. 18 sharp perience minimum. lull-lime. !JIen. y~u are rustrated' o~ Thursday evening or Fnday. small. (51n546-4659. INCOME tax prepared In your tires. size 145-SR·13-74S.one and fresh cider at Warner Or· Jumps well. Blues in English ambitious worker needed to benefits. (313)349-3230ask for Insecure '~ your pr~s~nt 10 GENERAL housecleaning. home. 1 day service. new. $80. (5tn~5861. chard and Cider Mill. Bnghton. and Western. Guaranteed fill full-lime openings. Paul. or um~mpoyf" caD' ~a~ In Times are tough references. (313)349-0867.call reasonable rates. Starting $8. We ship apples UPS. Open quiet. $2,300.(313)437-5780. Manager trainees. stock FLOOR h k I 0pur, ounse 109 .Ivlslon. But not for us a=ft:;;:e~r;;;5~p~.~m:=.-==~--; Pat Ritchie. (313)981-4293. dally except Mondays. oc ey re erees are acements Unlimited. i. Always bUYing horses. lame. display. and service openings. needed lor YMCA sport (313)2277651 we'reAVON HOUSECLEANING. care of MIKE'S TAX SERVICE. Ex· FIRST and second culting of sound. picking up ponies. Excellent opportunity with league program beginning in OFFICE-p' F d ood Call elderly. baby·silting. Howell perienced and qualified con- alfalfa hay. (313)685-7445. Tackshop open. (313)878-9221. rapid advancement. Call for March. Call(3131685-3020. erson nay. g (313)437·19n area. Daily. hourly. weekly. sultant. Associate of Michigan GROUNDcorn wl'thcob. $2lor appol·ntment· typist. mature. Part to lull· (313)557·1595 References (517)~,02174 Tax Consultants. Call (517)223- • BUYING - Registered and . GENERAL shop labor. full or time. (313)348-1999. . """" . 8441. 100 pound bag. Good for Grade horses and ponies for 313-453-2940 part-time. some Iiftlng. PILOT '11 '1 bl HANDYMANneeds jobs. Elec: steers or pigs. (313)878-9571. Academy.(517)223-7316. ULTRA-AIRINDUSTRIES mechanical experience FAR ~OSI on ava; a e. trlcal. painting. plumbing. Michigan Tax Consultants Inc. HAY. first CUlling. $1.50bale. CRYSTAL Valley Farm. necessary. theatrical ex. ..: 13 passenger lights. SPECIAL paper hanging. carpentry. etc. the company that makes KIK top for Dodge 0-50 or (313)223-9450. . h I f I (313)449- part-lime. could possibly REPRESENTATIVE Unemployed. (313)227-3280. house calfs. Reasonable Plymouth Arrow short bed. Horses boarded. bought. BEAUTICIAN wanted. lull or penence e p 1,1 • become a full lime position. rates. for tax appointment call (3'3)33 -2797• IDA Red apples. $3.50 half sold. English and western part-time for salon in Brighton. 4444. experienced pilots only. HIGHCAUBER HOUSE cleaning. Experienc- Mike. (5tn223-8441 Annette. bushel. Special also. Cider. lessons. Indoor arena. New (313)227-3983. minimum requirements: ATP PERSON ed. excellent rates for (517)546-8267Dan. (313)632· ' $2.25gallon. Fresh citrus Irult. and used tack. (313)227·6563. BABYSlnER needed. days. GROU ND lEVEL Certificate 2500 hours total Intensive training program thorough work. (313)437-D360. 7271. oranges and grapefruit. CRYSTAL Valley Farm. open March 7 through 18. in my time. 2000 P.I.C. and 1000 given. Starting Income to HOUSE cleaning and office ONE day quality service. 2 Frozen frUit and vegetable horse show. February 20. Atlanta firm expanding. in hours AMEL. Send resume to: $1500 per month. This Is a cleaning by Christian couple. sale. Stop by or call for order March 20. Apnl 17. (313)227- home for 3 pre-schoolers. need 01 career oriented in- P. O. Box 47. Keego Harbor. relerences. (313)437-1890. blocks 011 Grand River. career position with manage- (5tn546-8718.(5tn546-2141. form. (313)632-7692. U5-23 6563. Must be loving. responsible· dlvlduals for management MI·chigan48033. ment opportunities. No ex- HAULI" G fi ood f R d t and dependable. Excellent .. . h f I~ - Irew • ur- PERSONAL tax preparations north t0 CIy de oa eXI. GENTLE purebred Arabian wages. Experience and tralnlng8ll er ullorparttime. PART·time RN. LPN. or perience necessary. Outstan- nlture. etc. Small machine SPARK-A-MATICspeakers. 60 done in my home. South Lyon. POTATOESNO.1 white. $3.25 gelding. Bay. 2 years old. Four references required. (313)437- Must have desire lor financial Medical Assisant. Send ding group insurance and shop services. welding. walts each. $55. for pair. retirement beneflls avail~ble. Walled Lake areas. Special (313)227-9101. • for 50Ibs. Also onions and red Meadows Arabians. (517)546- 8366. and management growth. resume P. O. Box 219.Fowler- (313)231-2653. rates for low income and and Russet potatoes. Mahar 8256. BABY-Sliter needed for occa- Send resumes to P.O. Box ~vi:;cllc.';e.""M~I.,;48836::;",.,-----,--:--_-;-:- ;;;H;::O~N:::E:::S=T;':la:::m:':"'i1y-ma--n""d""es-pe-ra-;-t. SUN scope no. 947wlih infra: Relocallon of home not unemployed. (313)669-9718. Potatoe Farm. (517)634-5349HARTLAND Equestrian sional evenings. Grand River 312.Highland. MI.48031. PHYSICALTherapist needed. Iy needs work now! Interior (313)437-5500. red with cabinet. excellent necessary. condition. $4.500or best offer. anytime. Center. English riding and Kensington Road area. contract basis forfast-growlng For perso'lallnterview wnte: painting. patch plastering. TAX preparation by Michigan POTATOESfor sale. field run lessons. special 'h off first Call (313)227-7868 after dynamic home health agency. light carpentry. Please call Sun Air care charging station. or graded. (517)548-3888or lesson. Boarding. indoor 5:00 pm. HOWELLlfood processing Choice of Lapeer. Livingston, P.O.Box 1375 now! Super reasonable! Tax Consultants.' Inc. We excellent condition. $2.500or clo Livingston County Press make house calls. For an ap- best offer. (5tn546-7799. (5tn540-3998. arena. Personal Care. Horses BABY-silter for Infant. mature. ~~~.se:~~i~g~~~I~'i:l~:rs~~: or Shiawassee Counties. Part- Howell. MI. 48843 ;;;(5;:;tn~223-=::::7334:==:-.:,:':-:-:::-:-:-:-=_,..,-_pointment. call Jeanette. TRANSMISSION. Chevy 10. QUALITY hay anbd stCarawfor sale. Appaloosa stud ser· responsible. references. our perlence preferred. part or thimeor occapisional work. must All replies HreOasUoSnaEbCleLErAatNeslN.GE'xceVlelernYt(313)685-9456 or Joyce. delivered, reasona Ie. I vice.l Open daily. Kathy's Tack home on Silver Lake. Green full.tlme. Send resume to Mr. ave car. ease call (313)733- confidential (3131624-5660. 1981.3 speed on the wheel. (313)475-8585eveOings. Shop. (313)632-5336. Oaks. (313)437-3680. 3050 Monday through Friday references. (313)348-9533. 1981 Chevy 10 front end T. D. Williams Tax Preparer SHELLED corn. $5.50 per 100 HARNESS and tack repair. BEVERLY'S Casuals is look- ~'::a~6e:~:~rfOa~: 8:30 am to 5.00 pm for further IRONING done in my home. suspension and parts. 1981 ~'39 enrolled to practice before the Chevy 10. 6 foot fleet side pounds With bag. (313)878- Custom leather work. Sup- Ing for a part-lime sales/- and 5p.rn.. (51n54lHl217 or =in=fo=:::r,::;m",a;:;:tI:=::on",.,=:::=--:::---:-:-_167 Business :.:(3~13==)3,,::4:,:9-,":,73447-:::':'=----:-_ IRS. Formerly at UAW local truck bed. like new. (5tn521· 5574. plies available. Sunny seamstress.Musthaveexten- (313)231-3276. Retirees PROOFREADER. Keyliner. Opportunities LICENSED (jay care. 163.(313)229-4159. 3291. SECOND culling alfalfa. no MeadowFarm.(313)662-9043. sive experience. Apply In per- welcome. part to full-time. days. Should reasonable rates. W. M-36. TAX prepa:'::ra-'t""io:':n"".-'0=--ye-a-r-s-e-x. rain. in dry barn. $2.50 per HORSES, boarded. English. son. Prospect Hill Plaza. HAMBURG Township Is ac. be excellent speller. compe- BEAUTYShop and building by Pinckney. (313)878-6496. VOLKSWAGEN heater for • perience. Short form $10.Joan sale. $150.(313)227-4368. bale. (51n223-9720. Western lessons. training Milford. cepting resumes for part-lime tent Keyllner. Apply in person owner. in Milford. call for ap- LICENSED builder needs Maass(313)227-1579. SECOND culling alfalfa, no available. Veterinary approv· BABY-SITTER needed in zoning administrator. ~:rt~r:IIBro~n'l~ S·rtMa!~. (313)685·1234. work. Specializing in anllque 1974Vega engine. $125or best ~~~=~. TAX preparation done in your offer. (51n548-3508. raln.$2.50.0atstraw.$1.00per ed. Excepttionalt care. In~oor Howell home. 7 a.m. to Resumes must be submilled E~ploVy'eer'qua ppo UOiY BRiGHTON busl'ness. bet- reproduction. No job too home. Associated with bale. (517)546-48n. arena. mus see 0 appreciate. 10 2 530 t th H b T hi ~;;.:-:=-:.:..' --;-----;:-:-;-- II WILL do mechanic work. good R· A b' a.m.; p.m. to : p.m. 0 e am urg owns p PARTr h r 't B . ht d Hid sma. (3131685-3204. Michigan Tax Consultants. STRAW. large bales. 25 bale enalssance ra lans. weekdays. (51n548-4018 after Clerk. P.O. Box 157.Hamburg. - ,me p one so ICIor. ween ng on an art an. MOTHERwill take care of in- Brighton area welcome. Call references and reasonable minimum. $1.25 per bale. (517)548-1473. 5:30 p.m. , Michigan. 48139.by February Call (313)4n-8383 between Take over contents with low e.rlces.(51n223-9866: HORSESHOEI G ' 9 a m and 5 p m rent situation. This Is your op- lants. excellent references. TImothy Ewald. (517)546-8637. (51n223-9715. Nand trimm- BENDING fixture builder •• 17.1983. PER'SO'N '21' k'th portunity to go into business very clean home. Brighton. WANTED·Wanted·Wanted: WANTEDto rent good produc- Ing. reliable. reasonable. Call power and hand benders for HOUSEKEEPER. S600 mon- over to wor WI withol,lt the new business (313)227·5048. Volkswagen engine. 1600ccor live farmland in Fowlerville/- DonGillis. (313)437-2956. tubular products. experience thly. Live-In lor 1 lemale. nor- mentally impaired. 17 hours hassles. For lurther'lnlorma- =R:';E~L7IA7::=B:;':L'::E=-:h-a-r""d-w-o-r-:"k-;-in-gTRANSPORTATION 17OOcc.(313)227-3057. Howell area. (51n223-8289. Hoof trimming- shoeing only. (51n548-5050. mal cooking. able to drive. per week. Hartland area. tion. (313)227·7185. young lady seeks employ- (horse and pony). Rick Morse. references. Reply Box 1378.cl '=;;~~-(313)63256~:,:._....,...-25 - 225 Autos Wanted 112 Farm Equipment blacksmith. (5m223-9305. eBiAthBeYr·S,.lnueorUnreeNdoedvl·IhoOrmlne'anotr'Livingston County Press. 323 PROGRAM worker. group BEAUTY salon has booth for ment. numerous skills. h M R d II M'd . ht renl. Northville area. (313)348- (517)546-4657. ~ BUYING junk cars and late ANTlQ3U13E)23Jo2653hnDeere trac- ~fcJl~~~~~i~I~;e~i~~:~l. ~~ra ~~~ bI: oi~ k10a ~~~~ n'iCh~~~n~lver. Howell. s~~tf~lI:tfm~. s. pa'rt:~i~e 9270. O::R'=E'=S'=PO-=':-:N'=S"'=IB:7-w--"-'-IthL"::E=--m-o-t":'"h-e-r model wrecks. We sell new tors ( ,. week ends High school FULLER Brush needs 3 am- references wishes to care for and used parts at reasonable • . die. old bits. spurs. horse col- Weekdays. approximately 25 HOSTESS and banquet • . h'ld bab P k 1 201 Motorcycles prices. Miechiels Auto 18 fl. combmation grain and lar and hames. Call upto hours aweek. (313)478-3219. waitresses wanted. Full or diploma or G.E.D. (51n546- bilious people to develop their yourc I or Y. mc ney - salvage. (51n546-411,. stock rack and bed excellent 30 3 3)3 9- 64 8581 own bUsiness. Excellent earn- Howell area. Call Carrie. 1975CBl25 Honda motorcycle. h B t ff • (313)685- 4: p.m. (1 4 1 2. COLD Header Operator. Must part-time. Apply In person. =-;::;'~;;-:-;:-;- --,...---; ing opportunity. Work you own (51n548-4122. $325 or best offer. Call after s081a9Pees. 0 er. PUREBREDArabian gelding. 3 be able to set up and operate Howard Johnson's. 2376 PART·Tlme help experienced 228 Construction , . hours. Call Carol after 6p.m.. =7::'.=='==--,...,----,-SEAMSTRESS. quality work. 6 p.m. (5tn548-1211. . years old. excellent temper· Waterbury and National Carpenter Road•Ann Arbor. In dell and cashier work. Older (313"'01:""":". . old and new. Ask for Stella. Equipment CLOSEcircuit TV system. fen- ment. green broke. (5tn223- S S S 0 and 0 S SON bolt - responsible people need only fUUoI"Vo"N 1981Cadillac Sedan for parts clOg.laying boxes. callie work 8863. . • ...... 0 • OWN your own Jean - Sport. (313)229-5094. or trade? Quantity 01 new Im- 18 ft. Equipment trailer. tan- (~ makers. 5 years minimum ex- IF you are a junior 17years old apply. Apply In person. Thurs- ;;-;=:=-:~";:--"":--;-7-:----: dam axle. electric brakes. chute. Ford tractor. 5 loot 1978 Quarter horse mare. perlence. salary and fringes or a senior in high school and day between 4 pm. and 6 pm.. swear. Infant - Preteen or THOROUGH old fashioned pact sockets. $5 each. (313)227-7647. $1.200. or trade for pickup brush hog. diSC. hay wagon. flashy. excellent trail. shown based on ability and ex- need a job or lob tralmng. I Meier Farm Market. 8087West Ladies Apparel Store. Offenng house cleaning done to your 300 gallon gas tank. lire Q rt h . It $1500 perlence. Apply at Aero & Grand River. Brighton. all nallOnally known brands satisfaction In 1% hours. Ex- HONDA 360 fairing and truck. (5tn546-9228or (51n546- chains. Call evenings. ua er orse clrcu. • • have what you need.....an lots such as Jordache. Chic. Lee. cellent references. Dot. crashbar. 1.500 miles. like 3538. (313)75lHl902. (51n223-9433. Auto Stud Specialists. 56000 more too! We train our part- RN part-time. day shift. Martin Levi. Vanderbilt. Calvin Klein. (313)887.2898. 15.000 pound Hyster forklift. Grand River. New Hudson. time employees. pay them top Luther home: (313)437·2048. ::-:===-='===-=---=----:---:----,- new. $500. (5tn546-1961. FARMALL Cub with tools. (313)43Nil33. wages. offer great benefits. REPORTERwanted lor South Wrangler over 200 other TUTORING. Pre-school to '72 Suzuki Ts-90U. Road and approximately 1955, 17 ft. single stage 11ft. $3.500 $2.000.(313)229-8252. SWEET FEED CRUISESHIP JOBS! Great In- and even pay cash bonuses to Lyon Herald to cover schools brands. $7.~ .to $16.900In- grade 4. Certification In Trail. low mileage (500). Ex· 4000' d t' I C tied b Gi I cludes beglnmng Inventory. Special Ed. In my home. Ten cellent condition $300.or best (517)223-9067.' • 1962Ford 10 us na • gas. us om m x y eg er come potential. All occupa- qualified people we hire. We and sports. 30hours per week. Irf f F hi tl d b h h bl d F f 'lf d I a are or one to as on Mile Haggarty area. Hourly Iron oa er. us og. a e. arms 0 MI or p us a com- tlons. For information call: can also help pay for your col· Good pay. Experience prefer- C t I . r offer. Call evenings. (5tn546- 230 Trucks and chains. Two Ski-Doo plete line 01 Purina. Triumph. (602)998-0426exl. 342. lege educalion! Give us just 39 red. Contact Jeff. (313)437- en er. tra nmg. Ixtures. rates. (313)471-0063. 5871. snowmobiles. cheap. (313)493- and Wayne products is now CRUISESHIPJOBS! days a year and you won't 2011. grand opening promotions. TUTORING. Spanish. advanc- WANTED: Interstate saddle 1982Chevy S10.V-6. buckets. days bel'ng del' ered b J & G b I' h I Call Mr. Kostecky (501)327· ed math. elementary reading. 3283• . IV Y Great income potential. All oc- e leve w at we can do or you RN's and LPN's wanted for 8031 bags. (5tn546-1961. cruise. stereo. fiberglass cap, 1974 International 1600 Delivery Service. For quality cupations. For informalion in return. Call sargent Sher· private duty in this area. ONE II I' Flexible hours. (313)878-9470. 1978 Yamaha 175cc Enduro. 7.500 miles. $7.850. (313)349- Loadstar. 5 speed. 18 ft grain and prompt delivery cali call: (312)741-9780ext. 2627. row at (517)546-0670or 1-800- Dialysis. ICU or CCU. ex- sta garage w th .hOlst.4 WILL do baby·silling. Fowler- Excellent condition. 1500 4530. rack. $3.800or best offer. 1965 (313)478-4094. CARRIERSwanted to deliver 292-1386.Michigan Army Na- perience helpful. 1-800-862-gas. pumps. Opportumty of a ville. Howell area. Days and 1973Chevy car or equipment e for miles. S650. or best. (313)227- Ford N600.4 speed. 2 speed. SAWDUST. Truckloads th M d G Sh tionalGuard. 5912. IIfetl!'1 . a good mechanic. evenings welcome (517)223- 2270.call Jim. hauler. 16foot bed. side racks. 14 ft. grain box. with hoist and delivered. Pick up smaller the ~ day rdeen eet and InqUire 10 person. 11 to 4p.m. 7100 • dual wheels. Excellent. $2.500. cattle racks. $2.800or best of. amounts. Howell. Bernie e e nes ay Brighton RN·s. LPN·s. Looking for a 9994 E. Grand River. Brighton. :,:,::=;.'-:-_:_ --: -,..-- 1981VZl25. $675.good condi· Argus. Routes open in the INDUSTRIALENGINEER challengmg and rewarding job Across Irom State Police Post. WILL baby-sit by the day or by tion. (313)229-6484. (51n548-3260. fer. (313)878-6528. Kuhns. (517)546-2942. area of Ore Creek Apartments. MANUFACTURING situalion? lf so. apply in per- OPPORTUNITYto be involved the hour. lots 01 Tender LoY- 1979Yamaha 650 • Special II. 1969 Chevy hall ton pickUp. JOHN Deere 1020. excellenl. Beckelt Road. Oak Knoll. son. Whitmore LakeConvales- In lucrative part.time business ing Care. By Lake Sherwood. Excellent condition. $1.200.or $275.(517)468-3909. Ford 4000T.L.B.• $4.250.Case SOUTHOAK Cady Drive and Park Lawn. Automotive fmal assembly cent Center. Part·tlme. all sharing the fmest energy sav. >:(31:.::3"')303-='":":..:.739=._ best offer. (313)437-4026. 1969 Chevy pickup. 350 • 885 diesel, new tires and pamt. TRAININGSTABLES CallCirculation. (313)227-4442. and m~thods. experience. shifts available. (313)449-4431. ing and health improvement 175 Business & automatic. power steering. rd 8N·s. reconditioned. (313)437-4883 CARRIERS wanted to deliver pre fer Innovallve problem RIDINGstable help wanted. 15 od t tod rk t 205 Snowmobiles stereo. $500. (517)546-2106. Fo solver. Please write or call: pr uc ~ o~ ays r:n~ e. Professional Services John Deere2010WIthloader. 5 the Wednesday Northville Bob Pence. Cars and Concept years or older. Call (313)887· Self·motlvatlon and mlOimum 250 Arctic Cat EITigre. 530 acres of 3pl. equipmenl. Parts USED tack sale. 4·H spon- Record. routes open in Con- Inc.• 12500 E. Grand River. 1116for interview. investment required. Call lor BOOKKEEPER. experienced. miles. $400.(3131449-2682. 19n Chevy half ton pickup. and Service. Hodges Farm sored. Hartland High SChool. nemara Subdivision. area of Brighton. MI. 48116.(313)227- RN nursing superviser. part. confidential Interview (313)349- small businesses. payroll. in- 6 ft. step-side box. Equipment. (313)629-6481. February 5. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Taft and Galway. Call Circula- 1400. Equal Opporunity time day shift. for 100bed skill- 3322. 1978Arctic Cat. Jag 3000. $725. ventory. etc. Contact Barb. (517)546-8938. FRONT WHEEL DR. Since 1946 Tables $6.• dealers $20. tion.(313)349-3627. Employer. ed nursing facility. Call ==------+---- (313)227-3216. Power steering. power JOHN Deere B with 3 pI. (313)878-3449. CARRIERSwanted to deliver (313)685-1400or apply West 170 Situations Wanted 1974 440 Arctic Cat. gauges. brakes. cruise control. am-fm CARPENTRY. rough and cover. good condition. $325. hitch. 6 ft. back blade. 2 bot· WANTED. person experlenc· the Monday Green Sheet and JOB I f I Ov Hickory Haven. 3310 West ALL general or weekly clean. finish. home or additions. Ex- stereo with CB. automatic air tom hydraulic plow. on rubber. ed With horses to exercise the WedneSday Livingston n ormat on: erseas. Commerce Road. Milford. Ing beautifully done by an ex. perienced. (313)229-6289. (51~after6 p.m. leveling. clean. $4.500 or front and back cultivators. 2 thoroughbreds and help train County Press. Routes open In cruise ships. Houston. Dallas. Monday through Friday perienced woman Home 1972Cat 340. good condition. trade. (5tn546-7799. section drag. 8 ft. disk. $2.000 2 yea~ olds. (51~2144 bet· Red 9ak Trailer Park. Call cir· :S~'jgie~'~1 to(:~~ 8:30 am to 3 pm. Economist (in professional $350. 1971 Rupp MO. $150. l or best offer. (51n54S-4256. ween p.m. an p.m. cu allOn(517)546-4809. exl. J.1457.Call refundable. SINGERS wanted lor com- maids unllorm) lor homes and CATERERS (313)227-4973. 1967 Chevy pickup. flat bed. POLEbarn materials. we stock 153 Farm Animals CARETAKER for trailer park. JOBS Overseas. big money munity chorus In Whitmore businesses. Also full service 1972Evlnrude Bobcat SS. 1975 1978 6 cylinder motor. elec- a lull line. BUildIt yourself and must have own mobile home. Lake. Call (3131449-42n or housekeeping skllls expertly PHOTOGRAPHER Johnson JX650. Reasonable. tronic Ignition. 3 speed. Many • save. we can tell you how. 60Bred ewes. (313)887-5838. 1~313)274-5160. last. $20.000to $50.000plus per (313)663-5257for Information. performed: laundry. meal (3131629-2031. new parts. $475 or best. year. Call 1-(716)842-6000 ext. ENTERTAINERS South Lyon Lumber and Farm FEEDER cattle lor sale. 4041. TYPESETTER. Jull or part- preparation. child supervl· to work Weddings. receptions JACK'S Cycle World. (313)227-6359. Center. 415 East Lake. (517)548-3888or (51n546-3998. CIRCULATION time. experience preferred. 60 slon. etc.• etc. (5tn546-1439. Snowmobile repairs. Engine DUMP trucks. Ingle axles. (313)4371751 JOBS Overseas. big money and pnvate parties. (517)223- • . TWO Neublan does. S30 each. MILFORDTIMES fast. $20.000to $50,000plus per words per minute. Apply in ALTERATIONS and sewing. 380810am to 5 pm. boring. Wiseco pistons. tandems. Also take dumps. SURGEAlamo vacuum pump. (Stn546-3859after 4p.m. year. Call 1-(716)842-6000 ext. person to Mr. Brown. News For fit. for restyling. for com- Harley and Triumph parts. For details call (313)349-3110. Valvework. (313)227-3334. 300 gallon Dairy Kool bulk WHITE faced Hereford calves 313-685-7546 4041 Printing Inc.• 560 South Main. fort. for value. Call Carmen. FORhire s~ke trucl<. Monday (313)349-0116. tank. vacuum line 2 Surge . NorthVille. An equal op- (313)437-M71. through Friday. 8 am to 4 pm. 1979 Pantera 5000. excellent '73 Dodge half ton. automatic. milkers and 20 stanchions. ready to be weaned. 200to 500 JOBS Overseas. big money portunity employer. ~A7-L?Lc;.d7-':'=';"=---;'I----- condition. $1.350. (313)229- pounds. (51n223-9090. CERAMICshop I'n Novi' seek fast $20000to $50000plus per - - - ay care or your pre- (51n546-1729. 6 cylinder. 40.000miles. runs $450 or best 0ffer. (313)8 78- - .• • THE Michigan National Guard schooler. Openings available 4014. ' good. $425.(313)437-1351. 8528. 155 Animal Services ing licensed instructor lor day year. Call 1-(716)842-6000 ext. Armory In Howell Michigan is for lull week care. $50 per SKf·DOO. excellent condition. or evening classes and also ~1. k' f . week includes hot lunch. '78 Dodge 318. 3 speed with assist owner with running a see 109 persons or a POSI- KWIKTYPE (313)227·9456. overdrive. CB. cap. 33.000 ALL Breed Dog Grooming. shop. Part or lull.tlme. Full. tion(s) In ammunition storage. Lucky Duck Nursery. (313)227· Typing alld secretarial ser· 1973 Sno-Jet 433. Excellent miles. new tires. First $2.500 (313)437-6434.(313)437-7365. . I I KEY puncher. part·time. 129 for part-time work. Pay and 5500. vice. (313)632-5303. condition. $425. Call after 4. takes It. (313)227-6199. • ALL breed boarding and per. :~~:p~=m 0 40hours. Call experience. (313)685-7073. benefits available. experience 7 :;':LT;:E:::R;:"A="TI;;0=N-::S""a-n-d:-mC-: - ""d""ln-g. r-!ETS A e n (313)363-7674. 1981Ford hall ton. 6cylinder. 3 sonalized grooming. Serving CARRIERS' KEYLINER. freelance. _ Ex. not needed. we wlll train. Con- (5tn548-3432. MATHTutor. Experienced and 1973 Skidoo 440. excellent speed. rustproofed. SS.2OOor ~lthe community for 25 years. The Novl N=:l~l,toM~:IZ~J perlence necessary. (5tn546- :a~ sa;gent Sherror ~t 725 =B-:"A""B""Y"".S=I:::n=IN""G=-""F:-o-w""l-e-rv""II::-'lecertified math teacher. condition. $350. (313)363-7674 best offer. (313)437-5192. Tamara Kennels. (313)229- Beck area Call Circulation 7030. s II(1~'nt~~~!:"70Howelil f I. ~r area. reasonable rates. ex. (51n223-8457. after4 p.m. FORD 1980 Ranger XLT 151 Household Pets 4339. (313)349-3627.' LAMINATION Ole Maker. 00 ~292,,38'6"k:r ~~r~ inr:na: perlenced. and playmates. MY Deejay·s. Quality enter· TWO19n Arctic Cats: Panther pickup. lots 01 extras. 38.000 COOK needed. experienced own boring. Send resume to lion. (517)223-3921. talnment made to order at an 399. SS90.Puma 399.$500. Ex· miles. (313)349-3110. AKC Golden Retriever pups. EVIE'S only. Night shift. Hartland Big P. O. Box 235, WallO

240 Automobiles . 241 Automobiles . 240 Automobiles 230 Trucks 238 Recreational 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles Vehicles Under $1000. 1981Ford F150pickup, loaded, 1978Chevy Impala 4 door. Ex· 1976Grand Prix, extra cl~n- 1974 Ford LTD. Runs good, sa,500.(313)437·9363. 1981Steet legal dune buggy, cellent condition. Air, cruise, terlor and exterior, runs ex- body rough. S5OO. or best of· 1979 Ford In ton pickup, S550 or best oller. Call after cellent, many extras. $2,150. ~:,=~~:::;,;,;,;;::::..--:,:,..-- am-fm tinted glass. $2,900. fer. (5tn223-7336. Too Late $3,000.(313)437'()()16,(313)531· 6 p.m. (517)548-1211. (313)685-3607. (313)669-3057. 0895. 1974Impala 350, power steer· 240 Automobiles 1979Cheveue, 4 door, air, rear 1978Honda Civic, regular gas, ing, power brakes, air, rear 1975 Ford stake truck. Good defogger, 4 speed, rustproof· runs and looks good, $1,050. defogger, am·fm stereo condllion, S25OO.(313)227-3252.1981AMC Spirit, automatic, 6 ed, (313)685-7186. (517)546-8614. . casselle player, 65,000miles. To Classify 1967GMC, good running con- cylinder, air, tilt, rear delog- 19n Dodge Charger. North 1979 Honda Prelude, $4,100. SOUTHLYON S700.(517)546-8285. dillon, no bed. S700.(517)223- ger, power steering, power carolina car, no rust, 44,000 (517)548-1642. MOTORS 1973 LeMans coupe, great 8629. brakes, 2 tone palnl. Excellent miles, must see. (313)229-6698, Is It true you can buy jeeps for transportalion. Runs and condition. $4,500or best offer. WANTED small stake, will (313)227-2039. $44. through the U.S. Govern- WEPAYCASH looks good. $550. (313)227- trade 1974Ford pickup, very ;;;:==;::....:..:::..:,,=,(313)887-7073.__ ment? Get the facts today. Call FORCLEANUSED 7647. good condillon. (313)632·7688. 19n Aspen SEwagon, loaded, Local Auto (312)742-1143exl. 1341. VEHICLES DONATiONSneeded. Help us to help others. Clothing, good condition, Sl,995. Broker 1979Jeep CJ-5, 6 cylinder, 3 WESELLUSEDCARS ::1~~~~ Carlo., $500. (517)546-0933. and RUSTLERHORSE shoes, boots, miscellaneous. 233 4 Wheel Drive needs speed, wagon wheels, 1974 Mustang, 4 cylinder, 4 all makes & model TRAILERS Salvation Army Thrift Store, Vehicles trackers and snow plow, speed, new snow tires. 6880 Grand River, at History cars for $4,500.(313)227-6304. WESERVICETRAILERS ANDINSTALLHITCHES Stereo. Runs good. $250. Town. (517)54&-7499. DEMO SALE 1978 Bronco XL T 400. out-of·state buyers 1978 LTD II, clean, no rust, (313)437-3814. call "Bill Saunders" and TRAILERHOOK·UPS 1967Jeep, v6, 3 speed. 4x4, '82 and '83 CHEVET- Autormtlc, power steering, BUYING junk cars and late S2,5OO.(313)349-,:=.,;:5693=:..._ 19n Mercury Monarch, $900or 313-684-3691 (313)437.11n lockout hubs, 24,000original TES, CITATIONS; and power brakes, am-fm stereo model wrecks. We sell new 1981Lynx RS, like new, many best offer. (313)685-9636. miles, S1,000 negotiable. cassette. Very good condi· and used parts at reasonable options, $4,550. (313)231-3715 (313)227·6980 after 4 p.m. MONTE CARLO prices. Miechiels Auto 1973 Nova. Sl00. And 1973 tion. $4,900. or best offer. evenings. ------weekdays only. ~Ivage. (517)548-4111. Buick, Sl00. Transportalion DEMOS FOR SALE AT (313)227·7376or (313)229-5310. 19n Malibu' wagon. Low STARFIRE-1980 CAMARO -1979 special. (313}878-3536. UPRIGHT freezer, excellent "NEVER AGAIN" 1978 Ford Bronco. Burns 'n Buick Skyhawk.Automalic, BERLINETTA mileage, excellent condition. Air conditioning, power condition, $200.(313)229-4891. regular gas, loaded, low only 49,000miles, only S2,195. 1976Plymouth Gran Fury sta· T-Tops, air conditioning, $2,195or best offer. (313)629-steering, power brakes, tion wagon. Excellent WiLL do babysilling in my PRICES mileage. sa,800.(517)223-8908. North Brothers Ford. (313)421- automatic, power steer- 2031. am-fm stereo, rear defog- 1376. '. transportation. Must sell, $400. home. Any age, day and even· 11.9% Finance 1976 F-25O 4x4, automallc .:;;~,...._.,."..~ __ ~_ Ing, power brakes,' rust 1975 Monte Carlo, Landau, ger. CAULEY (313)878-6186. ing or weekends. Howell 19n Bonneville, by owner,low ~:~K transmission with power angle proofed. $SAVES$. power steering, power -CHEVROLET- school district. Call anytime 'Rate Available plOW,$3,500.(313)437-8245. mileage, power brakes, power JACK CAULEY 1976Pontiac Ventura, small V· brakes, tape deck, snow tires. ORCHARD LAKE RD. 8. am-fm radiO, automatic, (313)229-7585,ask lor Brenda. On Demos 1973Ford F·2504x4, good run- steering, air, cruise controle, ·CHEVROLET- stereo. CB, (517)546-4005. ~ ORCHARD LAKE RD. S1,800. (313)349-5763 after Between 14& 15 Mile Rds. cruise, Michelin tires. Must ning condition, 7'12 foot full 6 p.m. 855-9700 sell. $725.(517)223-3927. 1980 PHOENIX angle western plow complete. CARS sell for Sl18.95 Between 14& 15Mile Rds. 855-9700 'n Malibu. $2,000. call bet· 1969Pontiac Tempest, engine 4 door Hatchback, S1,800.(313)887-9423. (average). Also jeeps, ween 1 and 4 p.m. (313)437- The ads listed below miss- pickups. Available at local needs repair, $225. (517)548- ed the 3 30 p m deadline automatic, power steer- 1976 F·250, rebuill 360. New 3592. 2346. and wero too late to ing, power brakes, air, chrome mags, lires. Good Government auctions. For 1975 Mustang II, best offer. 1973 Pontiac Bonneville, air, classify Look lor bargains stereo, wire wheel covers, condition. $2,800. (313)437· directory call (805)687-6000exl. here too (313)231.156Oafter3p.m. full power, am, good tires, dark blue/cloth interior 8227. 1457.Call refundable. , We Buy 1976cadillac, Sedan deVille, DON'T MUSTANG II, 'no V-8, power runs good. $750.(313)887-9423. '4995 1978 GMC Sierra classic. ~ steering, power brakes, air. Clean ton pickup, 350 engine, ex· good condition, (517)54&-1264. 1973Pinto, $150or best offer. 1981 FORD FAIRMONT WAIT UNTIL $1,750.Weekdays after 6 p.m. Cars & Trucks (313)878-6706. cellent condilion, S4,500. (517)548-4754. Sliger/Livingston Newspapers 4 door, automatic, power • Call Walt at 1970Pontiac LeMans, conver· (313)4~106. MONDAY! 1978 Mercury Bobcat, 4 steering, power brakes. CIRCULATION You can place your ad any day McDonald Ford table, S500firm. (313)229-4614. air, amlfm radio, vinyl roof 1978 Jeep Wagoneer, 55,000 LIVINGSTONCOUNTY cylinder, automatic, very little miles, loaded. good condllion. of the week. Office hours are rust, good condition, $2,200or 349-1400 19n Pontiac LeMans, good '4295 -'3,000.(517)521-4024. 517-546-4809 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday best offer. (313)227-3027. condition, $500.1975Ford LTD Northville 348-3022 - Friday. Our phone room MUS TAN G 1 981 $9 9' 1979TOyotaCorolla, excellent motor and transmission, salespeople will be happy to '. condillon, 57,000 miles. 53,000 miles, S500. (313)229- 1981 DODGE OMNI JEEP, 1979CJ-7 CHEVETTE, '81. 4 speed, 4 help you. down/$149 ")onthly, With ap- :::35::....:.:m~pg:s!.:..:.S3::o!.:400=•.>:(3::.1""3)=227::..::.5:::256==-.4336. Novi 348-3024 4 door. 4 speed. 4 cylinder, 6.cyllnder, power steering, door, extras, 26,000 miles. (313)227-4436 proved credit (19'70APR 48 ' Economy Special am-fm. Only $4,985. $3,995.(313)887-7385. months). North Brothers, l~n Toronado, loaded, ne~ 1973 Torino, runs and looks (313)348-3022 (313)421.1376 bres and exhaust. good condl' good. $750.1970Ford Galaxie Walled Lake 669-2121 JACK CAULEY 1980 Citalion, 4 cylinder, 4 (313)669-2121 . tion. Asking $2,500. Call '3995 ·CHEVROLET- 500. runs good, very depen- speed, air, power steering and (517)548-2570 1978Mazda GLC Sport. Four (517)546-7381after 5:30 p.m. dable, $295.1973Ford Galaxle South Lyon ORCHARD LAKE RD. brakes. Great gas mileage. - (313)685-8705 cylinder. regular gas, 437-4133 1980 Ct-IFVETTE Between 14& 15 Mile Rds. Michelins, wire wheels, 19n Vega, 4 speed, runs 500, new brakes, runs great, I $3,500.(517)546.()406. (313)437-4133 $475. AAA Mufflers, 301 W. 4 door Hatchbrakes, steering, stereo, automatic. 52,000miles, new Runs great, needs body work. I 1982 CHEVETTE. 1975Camero LT, 3,:iOengine, tinted' glass, 4 extra wheels ~~{~~~o~es. 53699 wheel drive. 30 mpg., loafed, lires, am-fm. First $1,800takes $750 or best offer. (517)54&- 4 door hatchback, 4 cyl., low miles, good condition, and tires, $4,900.(313)227-6888. C~a~:~, S~~~~~g~itd~~~: It. (313)227-6199. ::25:::29~.~.....,._-:-- __ --;- '77LTD2DR 4 speed, burgundy/cloth $4,500 or besl. After 6 pm. 1982Escort, loaded, excellent 1979 Mustang Hatchback. 4 1971Chevy Impala, runs good, DON'T sharp. $1,795.(313)363-5365. ~~;g;1~t~.:'er. interior. Mileage miser {313)227-7728or (313)229-9223. condition. Must sell. Make of· cylinder, power steering and $550. (517)548-1130. 51999 CUTLASS Supreme, 1973. fer. (313)229-9443. WAIT UNTIL special. 235 Vans needs minor rer-airs, $495or brakes, am-fm stereo '76 century. 27,000 miles on '78 MER. VILLAGER best offer. (3131449-4208. 1982 EXP, loaded, excellent cassette. Air conditioning, engine and transmission. MONDAY! s4795 condition. Must sell. Make of· You can place your ad any day FILL YOUR Pcc.KET5 ~~&:ilnmfJ~;,Ster.. 52999 1979Chevy 8 passenger win- 1982 Chevy Cavalier stalion sun roof, rear defrost. Good Clean car, asking $999. fer. (313)229-9443. ' condilion; $3,950. pr best. (313)227-4794before 11:00 in of the week. Office hours are WITH EX.TRA. CP-.OSI4 1978 MALIBU dow van, power steering, wagon. radio. automatic, '74V:::NTURA power brakes, air condition- power steering, power 1981 Firebird. V-6, automatic, (313)227-2270call Jim. the morning and after 5:30 in 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday 6Y SELLING THO'5E }~;;nt>":y~~~i~S 5666 Estate wagon, auto., air, ing, automatic 350, Reese brakes, rear window defog- power steering and brakes, 1982 Olds Cutlass Ciera ~th~e~a~ft~er~n~oo::::n~.~-:-__ ----, • Friday. Our phone room "DONI' NE.E.DS" WITH power windows;- power hitch, new tires, regular gas ger. $5,500.(313)229-9145. aIr-conditioning, AM-FM Brougham, 4 door, automatic, '73 Chevy Suburban, good salespeople will be happy to \ FAl'AIL'< Wf>..N.T N/S '77 MONTE CARLO door locks, power seat, 'and extras, tan and beige, cassette. Excellent condition. most options. Sticker $12,500; transportation. asking $800. help you. cruise, tilt. • 1976 Camaro. 6 cylinder ::~~~dit'Oned. 51999 49,000miles, $4,750.(313)685- $7,300. (313)769-0012. asking $8,900.(517)54&-7226. (313)349-4296. 7079. . automatic, power steering, power brakes, am-fm. radio. 19n Ford Granada. 1979Ford 1982Omnl 024,13,000miles, 37 ~1966~C:;::u:=:t1:::as::::s,'-:T=-e-xas-ca-r-,-m-ag '780MNI s3795 '78 Dodge. 6 cylinder, custom Call after 3 p.m. (517)546-0369. Fairmont. Both excellent con- mPQ,am-fm stereo cassette. wheels, air shocks, am-fm interior. $3.500. or best. dition, make offer. (313)887- Askmg $5,000.Days, (313}763- stereo good condition S600 ~~=.sport 51799 1979PLYMOUTH (313)437-6738. '75 Chevy blazer, 4x4, 6067. 5766, Joan; weekends,' ,. CHAMP automatic" $1,200. Four 11.15 (313)878-5359or (313)878-9889.-(313)229-0491..-, ." ...... '8DT-BIRD 1974Dodge'Sport van, am-fm. snowtires, used, $30.Two cap- 1978Fiesta, air, sun roof, am- Need larger car. 1973 Chevy Capnce Wl!gon, Air. stereo, cruise. auto. 2 dr., 4 speed, rear air, linted ··wlndows. needs tains chairs with console for fm cassette, plus more.' Ex· goed mechanIcal condition, overdrive, 26,000 miles defroster. Economy f tune-up and exhaust. $250. pickup. $50. (313)437-4443. cellent shape, interior, ex- 1976Olds Regency, ull power, fully loalled, $525or best oller: '81 GRANADA GL Special Rick (313)437-3574. terior and under the hood. 32/- 4doors, excellent mechanical- Call after 5'30 pm (313)227- $299q 38 mpg. $2,595.(517)54&-56n. Iy, low mileage, $2,000;1981 . Auto air. stereo 54999 CREDIT PROBLEM 1981 Ford Mustang. Loaded, tullass Crulser,lIke new,less ..:.4502::;:..=-=--:----:=-_---,,..-:-- 1980 CHEVROLET GMC,1979SPORTVAN than 13,000 miles. $6,300. 1971Datsun 510, new brakes, '79 BRONCO 4x40 NOPROBLEMl excellent 'condition. Call IMPALA 8 passenger, air condllion- (313)348-0370.(313)348·1675. runs good. 19n Datsun for· lng, till, cruise, am-fm. On- Ask fpr Chris or Gary anytime, (517)546-8081. ~~r~tg;u~s"e 56699 Two door, automatic, air, '73 Pinto. Excellent condition, parts. ~ for both. (313)231' lyS5,985. 261-1283 stereo, power steerin~. 1981 Fiat X-19. 12,000 miles, 53,000,4speed, am-fm stereo. :203;;:.1.~=--:- .,.-_ '78 MUSTANG 2 DR JACK CAULEY showroom new. save! North power brakes, WIRE $1,500.or best offer. (313}878- 1973 l?odge max!-van, -CHEVROLET· 1982 Chevy cavalier wagon, Brothers Ford. (313)421-1376. t.~~'ps. stereo 52499 WHEEL COVERS. 28.000 ORCHARD LAKE RD. 3259after6 p.m. automatic, powersteenng,.360 miles. great on gas. Auto armor, 4 19n ,Ford Country Squire 8 PONTIAC1982J-2000wagon. 4 engine, good transportation, Between 14& 15Mile Rds. speed manual, power brakes, $5695 passenger wagon, power speed, air conditioning, tilt $375. Call (313)227-3495after 855-9700 rear window defogger. $6,800. steering, power brakes, air, (313)629-6164. wheel, etc. 10,000 miles. 4 pm. • 1980 CUTLASS stereo, power door locks, sa.200.(313)887-2869. 1974Ford Elite 400.Automatic, • CHEVY Vega 1976, power radials. Rebulll engine. New Four door, automatic, air, steering and brakes, transmission. Clean. $1,800or 1979 Ranchero GT. Excellent powe.... steering, power stereo, power door locks, 1980 Dodge Ram van, royal condition. Loaded. Private. brake~, air, stereo, some new automatic transmission. New best offer. (313)227-7321even- BURGUNDY with sportsmen package, blue $4,200.(313)887-0066. parts. $400. (313)887-5838. BURGUNDY CLOTH metallic, fully equipped, CB, exhaust, brakes, front tires. Ings. RIViERIA '81. Loaded, ex. 19n Ford wagon. ~ns good, Interior. $5,895.(313)349-9150. Runs excellent. No rust. 1978Fairmont station wagon, 4 .' $1,295or besl. (313}878-3484. cylinder. 4 speed. $1,995. cellent condillon. $10,900. reliable transportation, $300. 1976Do:lge van, 318 V-8, am- (313)227-3818. (313)231-1691. '5495 fm cassette, air, cruise, (313)231-1456after6p.m. 1980VOLARE sunroof, $1,200.(313)231-3364. CAMARO -1982 • V6, automatic, air, power 4 dr., air, auto, power 1973Dodge Sportsman. Good steering, power condition, 3 seats, stick, steering, power brakes, am-fm stereo, low brakes, red. Only $1,300. (313)348-0370.(313)348- 1675. -. mileage. $8,485. 34,000 miles. JACK CAULEY s3995 1976'h Ford El50 van, Chateau -CHEVROLET- Large ,Inventory package, power steering. ORCHARD LAKE RD. 1981 MALIBU power brakes, cruise control, Between 14& 15Mile Rds, CLASSIC WAGON 6 cylinder, automalic, captain 855-9700 Automatic, air, power chairs, privacy glass, dinette steering, power brakes, full bed combination, tilt v:"'eel. sport Wheels, rustproofed. Like new except of ClOWN VICIORIAS luggage rack. cloth in- for the price, asking $3,500. lerlor, BLUE. (313}878-9338. CHEVROLET Camero Z28, 1982. Charcoal grey, loaded. '5995 • 238 Recreational 7,000miles, (313)685-1475. Vehicles 1981 Champ, automatic 20'ST~CK 1979 AMC CONCORD transmission, front wheel DL 1969 25 ft. Chevrolet motor drive, $4,500. (313)887-39n 4 door, air, auto, power home. $3,800.(313)227-1590. after 4:30 p.m. TO CHOOSE FROM ~ . steering, power brakes, DUNE buggy and trailer. 'n Chevy Impala wagon, air. : electric rear defroster, 100 hp VW,15 In. paddletires, am-1m, new brakes, tires, 1 Silver/red interior. many extras. needs minor tune-up, needs paint, $1,250. s3995 work. $1,500.(313)449-8496. (313)431-1351. 9f 1980CAMARO HOLIDAY Vacationer 1973, 1966 Camaro. Very sharp, $96200._ "FREE". 24 fl., sleeps 7, self- Florida car. Needs mechanical Up To.. Options Availa.bl Auto, power steering. contained, good condlllon. wor!<,best offer. (517)546-7653. power brakes, T-tops, $3.950.(517)546-0943. power Windows, power • For Example: door lockS, cruise, hll. $5495 '83 CROWN VICTORIA $12,788,00* Stock #F3-576, automatic overdrtve, fuel In· List 1981 CHEVY PICK UP jectlon, power steering, power brakes, remote Demmer 6 cyl., stick, power steer· mirror, front and rear bumper gU8l'ds, air, ing, red. AM/FM stereo, tilt, speed control, power seat, Discount -$2,202,27 power windows and locks, rear defroster, $5495 tinted glass, dlgltal clock, carpeting, steel SalePrice belted radial white side walls, spilt benCh $10,585.73 1979IMPALA 2 dr., air, auto., power NEW 1983 NEW 1983 seats, conventional spare, convenience group, ·PIus tsxes, title and dsstlnstlon. light group and more. steering, power CHEVETTE VAN brakes, stereo, brown. Auto. P •• P b.. ouagel. buck"l. ,.... ~cyl ,4apd., all standardfactory Excellent condition. equip. Stock No. 7146. : =~~1>01. Ilglltlf & $4999 $8499 $4495 • 1982 GMC JIMMY 4x4 4,000 miles, automatic, power steering, power brakes, V-8, wagon Means Big SaVings To wheels, Like New, dark NO SNOW ••• ,blue. '11_,~09 NEW 1983 'V2 TON PICK-UP FACTORY OFFICIAL CAVALIER 6 cyl • 3 ap.. p'~L.all alandard You On 4x4's • 8 To Sell • ClOOf •• CyI •• IIl"d .elOllllnt_. eqUip. Stock No. MI. CARS & TRUCKS On :'l~'&:eit ::;';,r". white a6de sale at tremendous sav- $6899 At Tremendous Savings To Youl lings. 11.9% GMAC finan· $6599 .clng available on factory NEW 1983 A/so In Stock •.. Good Selection of Van Converelone Available ,0ff~cl~1 mo~e~ • • I CELEBRITY 4X4 Suburban 4X4 PICK-UPS A, X, & Z PLANS AVAILABLE AT 11.9%. ~ .I'K IIBDJ T' DEMMERM~~~.,"" . ~F 721 2600 •• " to-a-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. February 2. t983

Treasure You'll Never Know -Say Yes to Michigan

Yougave memy Wings Sayyes, say yes, to MIchigan Iwatched him shuffle through the leaves Is what everyone seems to say Around the yard and back. And taught me to fly, Youdidn'tholdback, . Yet I, like many others All bundled up against the chill, Think back to another day Lea ving a Ilttle track. Youshowed me the sky. Yougave me the world. A time when Detroit was booming Hepicked up onequite perfect leaf And people came from far and wide And studied it aWhile, Ona silver tray, You taught meof love To see this automobile metropolis Then with the wisdom of the young, And to walk on the lucky side Returned it to the pile. And the games people play. Yougave me the strength He talked for some time to the trees, To stand alone Jobs for men and women And all of the confidence Successis calling you About the winter near. Come, be apart of this industrious city Then he would listen to them say To make it on my own. You'll build a fortune too! What only he could hear. Yougave it all But you'll never know Yet now, when the tables have turned He lay amidst those crackling leaves Just how much Dreaming his private dreams, Youhelped me grow. And your city is hanging on tight Shook Snow Susan Koziara How easy it is to say- Of woodsand pine trees in the fall "Perhaps this place is no longer right." And icy, flowing streams. Looking through the wide window Shespoke . But when it started getting dark, Let's try to remember the good times "This corner is the prettiest- He crunched up to the door. But go forward onward move To a future slightly altered The snow And handed me a golden leaf The Language Goesup, swirls and eddies He'd specially searched for. But still great and "In the groove." Like in glass-domed weights of the Dawn Shaken to make a blizzard My eyes were blinded by qUick tears, Just as the seasonschange In the hand-" As I hugged him tight. (Primordial Love Let's think of new and different ways As Godcupolaed "I love you, too, " he said to me, To bring back Michigan to its glory The World Hugging with aJlhis might. Transcribed) And look to better days Into His. Beverly Hover F. A. Hasenau Work together black and white "0, learn to read what silent love hath writ: As in Stevie Wonder's song Tohear with eyes belongs to love's fine wit. " Using our minds like giant machines -Sonnet 23, William Shakespeare And turn to riiP!t not wrong Universal Love hath apprenticed me, Sayyes, say yes to MichIgan As a Master of Lore teacheth a scribe: The seasonsand the lake First are learn'd the rudiments, misery Let's pray for renewed strength Make As we face a new daybreak And forgetfulness of virtue. To chide Joanna Folland Dorf Such faults the Master assigns greater tests, Someone Most difficult in character, until Smoothness and proficiency at last best Happy Describe the patient student's mind and qUill. Then the grace of the Lore-master is won, Cllives And Time's primal myths radiance the mind; The breast bursts open, and long-forgotten Scrolls reveal what secrecies Love unbinds. Winter grown chives, Aye, whenLove deciphers the human heart, on cool window sill. Scriptures are lit, and life becomes an art. Earthen brown pottery, THIS YEAR YOU CAN SEND Raghudas few sprigs of dill. " Lotus Lyrics 1983 Deborah Pate

···...... VALENTINE GREETINGS Send personal VALENTINE GREETINGS to the ones you love. You can place a happy Valentine ad in the Wednesday, February 9 edition of this newspaper for only $4.25 . for10 words or less if prepaid. Phone orders will be charged at the regular rate of 10 words for $4.50

Our classified counselors will be happy to help you word your message. Send your Valentine something like this:

VALENTINE Greet,rgs 10 Mom SUE Sugar IS sweet. and so & Dad' or this: are you love Jean and Jim love. B'II

or add a happy little extra like this:

(,::.) ~ TO my Valenltne L,naa. I love TO MISS Jones Be our valen· you tine' Your Husbano Larry or Your 3,<,graoe class

$21 5 per month $ 264 per month $297 per month Little Happy Heart only 50' extra or the Big One just $1 more. 1983 EXP 1983 Mustang 1983' Ranger Pick-Up Convertible Nort~ville, 348-3022-N~v!, 348-3024-Walled Lake, 669-2121-South Lyon 437-4133 _dK ~~ '( -Bnghton, 227-4436-Llvmgston County, 548-2570. ' • "p 1.6 H O. engine. cloth low back Deadline - 3:30 p.m., Monday, February 7,1983 seats. flop up rOOf. auto. air. am fm stereo casselle. 2 lone paint. elect. V6 engine. auto. p. sIr. & br .• 2.0 engine. 4 spd .• gauges. Sliding defroster. p. sIr. & br .• console. console. wsw tires. am fm stereo rear Window. P18Sx14 "res. rear I --, clOCk. l. glass. dual m,rrors & casselle, wire wheel covers. Slk. step bumpec. 114" wheel base. ------more. Stk. no. 277 Stk. no. 619 Stk. no. 3129 I NAME I I ADDRESS I $ 194 per monlh $ per monlh per monlh I I 263 $137 I PHONE No. .. I ... I Please place my Happy Valenllne Ad ,n Ihe newspaper. . .. I 48lh monlh lease for quali~ied cust.omers. 60.000 mIles included. Leasee has no purchase obligation. but may arrange purchase op"on WIth VarsIty Ford. Payments do not include 4 percenl use tax. or refundable ~ecurlly I I deposil. Purchase includes two free paymenfs from Varsily Ford. I I I I I I. 2 3. 4 S 6 I 1'1 I I I I I 7. 8 9. 10 I

I Enclosed please IInd my check or mon$!y order for Ihe lolal amount. : )Happy Valentine $4.25 I I ) Small Happy Heart ...... ••. 50' I I )Large Happy Heart ...•.... $1.00, I I Totalamountenclosed--- I I American I Mall thIS form With your check to: I Red Cross I THE GREEN SHEET I I Central Classified Dept. • I P.O. Box 251 I I South Lyon, MI. 48178 I + 1Ogether, I __------~MAKE SURE YOUR VALENTINE GETS 996-2300 we can p~r 8·8 Mon. a Thurl.; THE MESSAGE - WITH A t·8 Tue ... Wed .• Fri. change thin~ HAPPY VALENTINE AD! Sit. 11·5 AI\Mc~::::':::c':: II

\" ( r. ! \ • • Wednesday, February 2, 1983

rOurTown In Our Town 2 n ...n Community Calendar 3 , c , ..(\ w1}e Nnrt1}uillt 1Rttnrb Gymnasts undefeated 4 ~ Lions' basketball? 6 ~ • .. c f;}egins February 18 .,t;: ~ Young careeiist sought :t ~Fitness focus of get-away weekend I) "

.. for area BPWaward .j ~ 'Northville women suffering from the Livonia Holidome to help women shake The weekend getaway includes busy schedUle. Z I mfd-winter blahs take note. the doldrums and get a new handle on everything from aerobics to wardrobe The only optional costs will be for a I 'ff you're stuck in a rut, feeling life. plaMing as well as seminars on Stress masseuse or an appointment with 1- Northville Business and Pro- church work and support the o~rweight, overtired and un- According to Akey, the get away and Time Management, ImprOVing Natural Nails. fessional Women's Club is seek- goals, objectives and legislative I m8t1vated, Joan Akey may have the weekend will offer women everything Your Self Concept and a host of other Northville resident Lois Housman, a ing applications for its Young platform of the National Federa- .1 I cuTe for you. from health to fitness. "We'll be dealing self-help workshops. longtime participant in Akey's exercise Career Woman Program. tion of Business and Professional 'key, director of Creative Dynamics with the emotional, physical and men- The $125 seminar fee includes two classes, emphasizes that the February Women's Club, Inc. Applicants in,. Livonia, assisted by Northville tal," says the exercise Instructor who nights' lodging, five meals, and all the get-away is "not just for people who The program recognizes the ac- must sign a statement endorsing frljnds is hosting a "first" - a get- has taught in both Northville and at exercise, self-help and improved ap- have been exercising. complishments of young women their support of the BPW plat- '~ ,.a,?y weekend February 18-20 at the Schoolcraft College. pearance workshops one can fit into the "This can be a beginning," she said. in the community and helps pro- form. ... "It's for anyone who wants to feel mote the BPW. good." Akey will be conducting the physical Women interested in the Young Women interested in the pro- fitness aspect of the seminar by offer- Career Woman Program must be gram should contact Young ing slimnastics, aerobics and yoga. Im- between the ages of 21 and 30, Career Woman Chairman proved appearance workshops will in- employed in a business or profes- Dorothy Cook at 464-7857for more clude Color Your World, focusing on sion at least one full year, involv- information. The application coordination of clothes, skin and hair ed in community service or deadline is February 18. color, Look Great Whatever Your Shape, Hair Coloring and Styling, Make-Up Artistry and a Lingerie Style Show. I On Friday evening, Dr. GleM Chaf- !> fee, director of the Metropolitan '/ Guidance Center, will conduct a I; seminar entitled "Taking Charge of .. I Your Life." Virginia KeMedy of ROEPER :; .' Schoolcraft College Women's Resource t. Center, also a guest speaker, will talk THE SCHOOL FOR THE GIFTED STUDENT about "Sharing Time." PRESENTS , AN OPEN HOUSE I 'We'll be dealing with ! AND TOUR the emotional, J; physical and mental.' ON

-Joan Akey, SUNDAY, FEBRUARY·6, 1983 ,. ,: Creative Dynamics \'1 2:00 TO 4:30 P.M. II

Saturday seminars will include a TWO CAMPUSES: discussion of "Female Sexuality" by " Anelle Hill, RN, and "Improving Your • Pre-school through grade 5 '.I Self Concept" by Becky Dolan of 2190 N. Woodward, Bloomfield Hills .' Schoolcraft Community College. (Between Long Lake & Square Lake) ,I Sunday, Alice Belfie, founder of -. Dynamic Energie, Inc. will talk about • Middle and Upper Schools (grades 6-12) "Stress and Time Management." Ip51 Oakland Ave., Birmingham - ~ . In -addition to the host oFactivities (At Adams Rd •• Nonh of Maple) '{ ,." .f1U"I"),', ': .. scheduled during the three-day get- Explore the Roeper environment of caring, away, participants also will be able to enjoy the holidome's pool (open from 8 encouragement and challenge for gifted students. a.m. to midnight), sauna, Whirlpool, • A demanding academic program - Sensitive. concerned reachers sun-taMing tables and lights, exercise - Flexible programs • Individualized insrruction rooms and nightly live entertainment in - Emphasis on explorarion & creariviry - Alter school child care the bar or lounge area. • Small classes - Transponarion Attire for the workshop will include leotards or exercising clothes, swim See classroom, talk with faculty, parents & students suit, casual and comfortable clothes. For More Information Call Roeper School (313) 642-1500 Printed material will be available for participants who wish to follow-up the techniques and advice offered at the seminar. Registration will be held from 3-4 p.m. February 18 with check-out at 1 p.m. February 20. Northvilh! The get-away weekend is open to all area women and registrations current- Record photo by STEVE FECHT ly are being accepted. For more in- Medical Specialists From left, Lois Housman, Carol Smith, Kathy Chobot and Joan Akey, foreground formation, call Lois Housman at 349- ready for exercise weekend ' 4265, Carol Smith at 420-0673 or Joan Akeyat422-1536. 331 Center Street (Sheldon Road)

(2 Blocks North of Main Street) "J

> , 349-4904 75th EVENING HOURS AVAILABLE Obstetrics and Gynecology Jt. 11) Anniversary Ronald S. Paroly, D.O. Francis D. Darling, D.O. Michael C. Kent, D.O. Linda R. Tucker, D.O. Winter Robert Dock, D.O. Conventional Alternative Delivery Methods ;: & .i' • Infertility - Sterilization Procedures ' .. f l~~ Home • Laser Surgery - FamIly Planning ~,,4 '\I Internal Medicine y,1 Because right now, we're adding a select '.,. ' • handful of new. and exciting entrees-elegant , Andrew Eilias, D.O. ". ,<- Furnishings - Lung Disease · )n the traditional Chuck Muer manner, - Heart Diseases ·• ~urprisingly affordable in times like these. - Gastrointestinal Disorders - Cancer Screening · , Here's a sample: ·• t SALE Pediatrics & Adolescent Medicine I Ronald Brooker, D.O. Harold Margolis, D.O. 1 t SAVE • Routine Infant & Child Care • School & Camp Physicals ~~5~ - Infectioull Disease - Pediatric Allergy t (JZ) _ qej,.~ I- UPTO \1 • ~~ ulU:e/ iT~~ ° 0 0 0 (9.95 60% Podiatric Medicine & Surgery t OFFER GOOD JANUARY 29 THROUGH FEBRUARY 4. 1983 • All Merchandise on Sale • Special Orders at Sale Prices Kenneth Poss, D.P.M. Burton Davis, D.P.M. • Courteous Free Delivery Jim Geha, D.P.,.,. borne join us tonight, or any night. All it takes ~ -, a phone call and your special evening begins! '~;~"(111------"'" (Foot Specialists-Surgeons) \ is ", ".-t(. ../ ra~tory Close-outs and Floor Samples - Podiatric Orthopedics - Sports Medicine " ~...-.;... ( Greatly Reduced ,, - Ambulatory Ofc. Surgery - Hospital Surgery ~ MONDAY. THURSDAY Get our price before you buy .,~~ 11:30 a.m .• 11 p.m. :. ~~CJ FRIDAY 349·490424 Hour Answering Service • t 1:30 a.m. - 12 mid. SATURDAY ~ ~rr7r 5 p.m.· 12 mid. . ~1 DEPOTST •• ANN ARBOR CENTER .. SUNDAY ..' ; RESERVATIONS: 769.0592 (Sheldon) } W_r- __ 31'.m.·9I',m. 4· For Your

~ Amtrlcan EXl"rtu and othtr mljor crNiI cord, IUtpIN. MAIN Professional Health Care Needs In the Heart of Northville Classified Ad? Call 348-3022 All Insurance Plans Accepted ._0 ."'1 ·" , , ._---- ..- ;'~:~i-e- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, February 2,1983 i':In Our Town Local women enjoy selling at M.A. G.B. Insurance NOW topic Phyllis Harrison wlll discuss The meeting Is scheduled to the Northville library. Insurance pollcles and premiums begin at 8 p.m. at Hoover By JEAN DAY and whether they discriminate Elementary School InLivonia. Gail Norback agrees with Roxanne Casterline that working against women at the F:ebruary 9 Several Northville residents have a "steady" part-time job the shows is fun. "It's like a catalog showroom," she explains, meeting of the Northwest Wayne The public Is welcome to at· that reqUires them to work about two-t~five days a month in an adding that "you almost have to knowsomeone now to get a job County Chapter of the National tend. For further information, excitement-charged atmosphere. Some are young mothers like although you see half of Northville there on show days." She Organization for Women. call Mary Bilyeau at 464-0509. Roxanne Casterline who recalls that she "just went down and works for Crystal Clear, a New Jersey-based importing house : applied" when M.A.G.S. - the Michigan Association of Gift that imports from Europe. "The minimum order," she con- Salesmen - moved to Northville Square three years ago. fides, "is $250." Shoppers, it is explained, are store owners or "We do work," she says, "but, actually, I love it." She had buyers who must have a state tax number to purchase. Like just taken orders at the first show of this year which opened Mrs. Casterline, Gail Norback thinks the early activity this Sunday, January 9, to run for four days. Visitors to town found year is a good economic indicator. The women report they will New courses it hard to find a parking space as the show opened on an op- be working next at a tw~ay show that opens Sunday. listed for term timistic note. Sales in the 97 showrooms were definitely up, Anne's from all reports. Country Girls plan for a fourth sellout show at St. John's . Northville residents like Mrs. Casterline usually work for a .. specific gift salesroom in the square. Other workers listed in- Three new courses will I '" A SpecialFabricsFabric Store usher in the 11-week spr- E' -,. clude Karen Woodruff, Gail Norback, Barbara Tromans and While the annual fashion show sponsored by Country Girls Ing term at St. John's 'I 111E. Main, Northville , . Barbara Albanese who, however, works as a hostess for Garden Branch has been a sellout success all three years it has Provincial seminary in ~-., M.A.G.S.offering coffee and information. been given, members are taking no chances for this year's • Quliting Supplies & Materials Plymouth, Jean. Arriving daily V.I.P., Concord. Yours Truly : :: "It's fun to work there," adds Mrs. Casterline, "because event. Planning has been completed for the show which will Lambert, academic dean, Fabri-quilt and many more ' : ,':,' they (gift sales representatives) really enjoy being here in Nor- feature hair styles by On~Ten West Salon in Northville announced. The term • Candlewicking i ,". thville. Wealso see people from local shops like IV Seasons and Fashions from Me and Mr. Jones and Tadmore in Plymouth begins March 10 and Most complete line anywllere, includmg muslin in colors. '" ~ Sandie's Hallmark who come in to bUY." will be modeled by -members. Doors will open at First United registrations close Fri- All colors Candlewlcking yarn available. Books & Kits. Methodist Church at noon March 5for the benefit. day, March 4. • Cluny Lace ; £i~:' Sheemphasizes that "it's not a job to make a living at - but Two are 7-9 p.m. even-, All widths and colors, flat & gathered :?-:-: 'a nice extra." "We're keeping the same price - $5," report JUdy Mon- ing courses, the dean , NEW! ~. The shops, which never are open to the pUblic, are filled tgomery and Flo Morris, who are heading arrangements. All said: Community and Stencllng Trapunto Soft Sculpture ;tt;, . -with new merchandise ranging from gold Imari to pottery, branch members have tickets. Nonewillbe sold at the door. Discipleship in the Acts of ~ . clocks, dolls, Hummel figurines and varied gift items. "We do a Apotpourri salad table will be featured. the Apostles on Tuesdays, : - .. huge business in coffee cups at Otagiri (the shop in which she is Pat Eden explains that the show is the only fund raiser of and Toward a Christian, ~. :employed)," Roxanne Casterline illustrates. She reports that the branch as she ticks off the many projects it finances: Spirituality for the U.S. on Thursdays. The third, .'the gift distributors had not expected so great a response in scholarship for a high school student; funding for three Dynamics of Relation- ; Can I Be Angry I,'" . and Still Be a MinJster? I...~·. (Monday, 1-3 p.m.); For .:~':, Sacraments of Initiation ~,~ Thinking spring (Monday, 7·9 p.m. or Winter ;t~:·~ Tuesday, 1-3 p.m.>; Over- view of Greek for one- Carefree ~ Inspecting a floral bouquet of ~."'.." timers studying that the type that will be used for language; and Manage- HairStyles :~J. decorations at the annual spr- ment for Catechesis on ing style show sponsored by Tuesdays; Stress at ~air Country Girls Garden Branch Management on Wednes- day evenings; Historical lCS~tuary are (from left) Joan Leinonen, Approaches to God and Flo Morris and JUdy Mon- Rome • Canterbury ::-.- one of the ';-1 • tgomery, show chairmen, and ThroUgh Four Centuries Hair & Make-up Salon :4 , .... Sanctuary Shoppes Ii:' . Pat Nixon, who will model on Thursdays; Marriage with Mrs. Leinonen. The Preparation: The PMI 477-5231 fashionbenefit willbe March 5 and Introduction to Canon @REDKEN' 34633 GRAND RIVER at First MethodistChurch.See Law on Fridays. FARMINGTON In Our Town.Record photoby For information about SteveFecht. other courses and ~ ... ~-....- .... registration, call Academic Affairs at 453- 6200. f~ Preschoolers to learn .-'eilvet!ru\n'S'~1 ~::.to operate computers I~ W~Th~M I : I New Morning School is offering an eight week session of computer training classes for preschool age children on Fridays from 9-11:30a.m. beginn- . . _ ing February 18. These sessions will include actual programming ISOitAoiil skills for those children who are ready, as well as I On Any Of Our I individualized learning programs in math and I All You Clln Ellt Specilli. I language arts, and eye-hand coordination practice with games. I (Good at aU location .. Limit I : _ " The class is open to children between the ages of "---~~~~~.:l -, .~_ three and six years, and includes preschool class experience also. rAil You Can Eat~ The cost is $48 for the eight week session. For ~. Daily Specials! ", further information on registration, call New Mor- MONDAY VEAL PARMIGIANA DINNER 3.50 ning School at 420-3331. ChOice 01 bowl 01 soup $alad 0' $la\lV spaQhClh or OOlato Includes vegetable ""0 bre.,c: baSh-et I BATTER DIP'T FISH & CHIPS 3.50 ChOice of bowl of souP safad or sla.-. loCludf'S tread bflSket

TUESDAY FRIED CLAMS & CHIPS 3.75 ChOtce ot bowl o' soup salad or slaWll' InCludes bfead DaSktt LIVER & ONIONS 3.50 ; , Ct\olce 01 bOwl 01 SOup salad or Sllw tncludes ,. patato weoetable ana breaa Dasket .-.. WEDNESDAY SPAGHETTI 3.50 ChOice 01 bOwl 01 SOup salad Of sra... In(luOes bteaO baSk~1 HONEY DIP'T FRIED CHICKEN 3.75 ChOice 01 bOwl 01 SOup salad Of slaw InCludes pOtato yegelable ar'ld bfead ba~"'et

THURSDAY , LIVER & ONIONS 3.50 ... ChOice 01 bowl 0' souP salad or slaw Includn potato yegel.able and bltad bao;."'tl :; SALISBURY STEAK DINNER 3.50 Mary Kolis has been prepanng tax returns for us ~or _ 0I1OUll. _'" ala ... smce 1980 She lomed our firm alter 39 years ex _ pol.IO. -.getallla and brMCI_ .. plmence wUh thl' IRS The depth of her knowledge and her precise manner are only part of what you FRIDAY BAnER DIP'T FISH & CHIPS 3.50 gel when Avenll prepares your 1982 tax return ChOice of cup of clam chowdef Silid or Slaw. tnCludt50 bread baskel FROG LEGS DINNER ".95 AVERILL tA'.{ S"EJiVICE. ChOIce 0' cup 01ctam chOwd«. salad or ...... _.l>a.ket Avenll IS a full time. year round. professional lax ~,.- SetV1Cenow ,n lIs 33rd year Last year we prepared SATURDAY & SUNDAY I ~ver 2.000 returns at an average cost of only HONEY DIP'T FRIED CHICKEN 3.75 $30 $40 In our pnvare OrrlCl's.your return Willbe ChOIce Of bOwl 01 souo sa'.d or sla", I ,""uD" pOIl"O •• gel.ble ana Drela Dask.t handled by an ex~nced tax preparer In a per ~. SALISBURY STEAK DINNER 3.50' • ....."- sonal. conf,dl'nhal ancl com lent manner CIloloe 01_ oIlOUll._ or ...... • ~ ~poI.IO • .-get~~"'_.. .~. '~~.ilve~~'l '. In add'lIOn. If you are "~vmg difficulty gellIng 4 Locations To Serve You . ~ forms from tile IRS we wollld be pleased to supply • .' them. at no charge PLYMOUTH & LEVAN,- L1VONI~ _·Wed.' Im.'O"",: S"" 7_ ..."'" 4&4-8Mn Open 24 _. '"'u,.. Frl.1 .... !t'" 34410 FORD RD. - WESTLANol l~- ColIMum ~Clubl • Mon ••Wed.70m."pm;SUIIl_ ..."", 728·1~ Open M_. TIIu,.. Frl.I"'. ~ TOWER 14 BUILDING - SOUTHFIELD l_or_ ..lanI ...,.1J.L'-_I _.Wed. 7...... "'" \ .. .,0_4"", 552-8360 &ar ...... IIIt·o-d A1w.,. ... DvlJr i 10 MILE Ind MEADOWBROOK - NOVI IAI'e:-I 'nMn .... 1al7_...... 6_~.1: ... 7 •• ,. '.·..... __ , , j Wednesday, February 2, 1983-THE NORTHVILLERECORD-3-C

· - Zuk-Heath VOWS exchanged TWELVE OAKS Serving the Northville, Novl and. \. TIRE CO. Wixom area for 3 generations . '.. Kelley Dawn Heath, daUghter of Janet Jordan I. ty of Colorado. She currently Is working towards a 42990 Grand River I. Heath of Northville and Frederick William Heath master's degree in business administration at Novi \. '.. of Birmingham, became the bride of Peter James University of Denver. 348-9699 " \ . Zuk In an afternoon ceremony December 18. The bridegroom Is an Annapolis High School I Used Tires \ The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. graduate and was an All-American swimmer at \ Michael Zuk of Dearborn Heights. Eastern Michigan University. He Is a 1982Denver from $10.00 ~ \ The double-ring ceremony at First Prebyterlan Institute of Technology graduate. It) Church was officiated by the Reverend Lloyd Following a wedding trip to Pompano Beach, •\ Brasure, pastor emerltus'of the church. Adorning Florida, the neWlyweds returned to COlorado Your Goodyear \ the church were holiday poinsettias, Christmas wher~ they have made their home In Boulder. Dunlop Tire Pro ·, ,. garlands and candles. ·, Escorted down the aisle by her father, the bride ,\ , wore an old fashioned Ivory lace over satin tea- Births announced , , length gown with embroidered and English chantil- Stephanie Marie Is the new daughter of Wayne ly lace trim enhancing the yoke and ruffled hem. and Patricia Loder, 3609 Barberry, Wixom. She wore a head piece of silk Ivory Clowers and She was born January 21 at 5:03 p.m. at Pro- FLOWIE .. S- Casterline Funeral baby'g-breath and carried a bouquet of silk Ivory vidence Hospital. She weighed seven pounds, eight and dark red/wine roses intertwined with baby'S- ounces. Home, Inc. breath. Maternal grandparent Is Elizabeth Loder of 149E. Main The bride's sister Kirsten Jordan Heath was Flint. Paternal grandparents are Herb and Betty Northville Ray J. Casterline Ray J. Casterlinel1 maid of honor pnd wore an Ivory English chantilly Dryer of Milford, formerly of Nov!. 349-0671 1893-1959 " lace street-length gown enhanced with pearl but- Is The mother the Novl Deputy City Clerk and the Fred A. Casterline tons and tied with a wine satin sash. She carried a father owns f-Stop Camera Store in Nov!. Wayne is bouquet of dark red baby roses, baby's-breath and a former employee of The Northville Record. holly. Phone 349-0611 David Zuk served as his brother's best man. Don and Cindy Pickren IIIof Plymouth announce Ushers were Chip Heath, Art Jordan and Jim Jor- the birth of their first child Hayley Jane January 9. dan. She was born at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital InAnn A reception Cor160 guests followed the ceremony Arbor and weighed six pounds, eleven ounces. at Holiday Inn inLivonia. Grandparents are Robert and Lorraine Letarte The bride is a 1978 Our Lady of Mercy High of NorthvUle and Donald and Carolyn Pickren, Sr. One call does School graduate and was graduated from Universl: oC Northville. itall ... To sell "anything or everything" quickly, easily and at a cost as low as 10words for $4.50! Phone the classified department today. Sales are often made the same day the ad is run. Everybody reads the classifieds-Iet it sell for you! Phone today, sell tomorrow . TODAY, FEBRUARY 2 Church School will host a paper drive and instructing on how to make band thville Senior Citizens' Club meets Cor • from 11 a.m. to noon in the church park- boxes. Those Interested in attending cards and games at 1 p.m. at Allen Ter- r- -.-- are asked to RSVP by calling Alice race. ! "• MERCHANTS MEET: Northville ing lot. Homan at 455-7494 or Robin Curtis at Downtown Merchants' Association 348-7907. t : BAND PRACTICE: Northville Com- ,I, j' meets at 8 a.m. at Manufacturers Bank. MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7 munity Band meets at 7:30 p.m. in the ,."I AMERICAN LEGION: Northville Cooke Junior High band room. • AMERICAN LEGION JUNIORS: BUSINESSWOMEN MEET: American Legion, Post 147, mects at 8 ·. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 147, Mayflower Charter Chapter of the p.m. at the post home. NOW MEETS: Phyllis Harrison will • Juniors, meets at 7 p.m. at the post American Business Women's Associa- discuss insurance policies and ·

4-C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, February 2,1983

Mustang gymnasts remain undefeated By DON NEWSTED

You win some and you lose some. Northville's gymnastics team, which has not lost a dual meet this season, ran its perfect slate to 5-0with a convincing 110.80to 93,25 con· quest of Plymouth Salem. Debby Heck's Mustangs ran into a steam roller Saturday, however, and placed a somewhat disappointing fifth at the Saline In- vitational. Kathy Hietert continued her dual meet domination for Northville by sweeping the balance beam, floor exercise and all·around tiUes against Plymouth Salem. Hietert didn't get a chance to win the uneven bars. Faulty eqUip- ment at Salem prevented Northville from competing, and the Mustangs were awarded an automatic 28points. Amy Aaron continued her fine work in the vault, taking first with an 8.2score to Hietert's 7.85. Hietert won the beam competition with an 8.15 tally, the floor exer- cise with 8.2 and the all-around championship with a 31.2score. : Diane Hale, competeing in her initial floor exercise, placed third with an excellent 7.15. Wendy Wobermin and Tish Johnson also had fine floor scores at 6.9 and 6.58,respectively . . Johnson placed third in the all-around at 26.10 and Wobermin scored 23.95in the same event, but did not place. Jackson Lumen Christi dominated the Saline Invitational, easily Record rlholos by CHRIS BOYD Continued on 5 Mustang gymnast Kim Wobermin demonstrates delicate balance on the beam .t·

,~. Northville spikers 'double dip' * SALES * CG's - Cobra, K40. Midland. PrCSld~(ll HEATSAVER .~3l1ar Detectors .. Fox, Fuzzbuster. r<.40.WhlStlN •••• SCdnnerS .. Bearcat. Regency Steve McDonald just can't figure out his Nor- plained. "We just never got going and were totally en Stcteo .. sanyo, Sparkomatlc. Son,> INSIDE STORMS thville volleyball team. flat for these games." Antennas .. ce. Car RadiO, TV NO MORE COLD DRAFTS Northville dropped its WLAA Western Division Barely one week after sweeping past Walled showdown with Livonia Churchill 15-6, 15-9, and fell eB"s,*Scanners,SERVICECar Stereos.*TV'S Lake Western and Oak Park, McDonald's to 3-5 overall, 2-3 in the WLAA and 2-1 in the LIMITED TIME OFFER Mustangs ran aground last week and lost two Western Division behind Churchill's 3-0 record. DOWN TO EARTH PRICES crucial Western Lakes Activities Association mat- Jenny Gans and Cindy Runyon were given Consistently LOWPrices Througnouttne Year SAVE 10% OFF ches to Plymouth Salem and Livonia Churchill. special mention by McDonald for outstanding ef- FCC Licensed Technician It's cold outside and "We just didn't play '.Yell as a team this week," forts in defeat. , getting colder! lamented McDonald. "We stood around and played Gans was perfect on six serves and scored on EFF-TECH poOr. defense. We could have won the second game seven of eight hits, while playing strong defense, against Salem if we had played aggressively." according to McDonald. . ELECTRONICS S.ll1em won that game 15-13 after posting a 15-6 Runyon displayed a keen knack for getting in the 4640A East M-36 HEAT CHECK t.======:::.J1 <- decjsion in the opening game. power alleys and controlling the backline for the (Lakeland Plaza) 43215 GRAND RIVER Gail us We'lI be pleased 10 VlSII you ar .Tracey Wilkinson was singled out as 'one of the Mustangs. Runyon made good on 12 of 14 serve (313) 231-188.1 NOVI, MI 48050 - your conventence,wlth no oOllgar/on fe~ bright spots' in the match, 'Completing 12 of 14 receptions.· .' . ...; - ; - .• , Limited time offer • hitS successfully. . 3'49·9252 "I think we can play with those teams at our . J~dy Morgan was credited with 16 good sets out peak," said McDonald, "They are the top teams in . of 17, while Leslie Kucher had five of five spikes ~ our league right now, and the girls felt like they I amBO of 12serves. (Northville) didn't play well but could play with . "Jt was just one of those days," McDonald ex- them if they had." CATCH THE PRE-SEASON M GSNOW!

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By DON NEWSTED the Mustangs at 6-2. despite losing to would be playing at Northville where throws to open the fourth quarter and undefeated Livonia Stevenson. the Mustangs enjoy great success. close the gap to 31-28. Two minutes Northville may have lost more than a Plymouth Canton. a loser to Northville was never really in the later, Newman stole the ball for an un- basketball game Friday night. Plymouth Salem. trails the Mustangs game against Bentley, trailing 14-4. contested layup to make It 36-32,but the Livonia Bentley's stinging 41·37 by one game. and Northville coach Tim after one quarter. The Mustangs faUed . Mustangs never got closer than the 'upset' of Northville. may have ended Lutes Is starting to feel the heat. to score a field goal lri the period and final margin. the Mustangs' chances for a first place "I guess you could say that every did not get on the scoreboard until a finish in the Western Lakes Activities game from here on is a must-win situa- pair of Mike Weber free throws with Weber added six points for the 2:10 left. Mustangs. who shot a dismal 13 of 43 Association Western Division. tion for us." Lutes said. "If we lose Bentley. whose Lakes Division won Tuesday (yesterday) to Canton or Fri- Sticky fUll court pressure broUght from the floor for the game. and 11of 24 all five intra-divislonal games Friday. day to Walled Lake Western. we can Northville within four points in the se- from the foul line. Improved Its record to 3-5 In the Lakes forget about winning the division and cond quarter, but costly turnovers in Jim Thorderson and Dan Rayes led crucial situations prevented a suc- Bentley with nine points each. and lHl overall, while Northville lost its maybe about finishing second." second straight game. dipping to 4-4 cessful comeback attempt. and lHl overall. Lutes' Mustangs could all but insure Mickey Newman. who was the only Northville will travel to Livonia Western Division leader Livonia a two-win week by beating Canton, Mustang to reach double figures in Franklin Tuesday for a welcomed Churchill remained two games ahead of since Western is 0-12 this season and scoring with 10. sank a pair of free break in WLAA action. Detroit's 'Silver Rush' basketball Western Lakes Standings coming to Northville February 26

The National League Football season p.m. contest. (Western Division) is rapidly drawing to an exciting close Among the possible Lions who could I TEAM W-L W·L amid a flurry of playoff and all-star appear are offensive players Dexter ! Livonia Churchill 6-2 7-4 games. but the Detroit Lions 'Silver Bussey. Gary Danielson, Eric Hipple, Northville 4-4 5~ Rush' lives on. Amos Fowler, Homer Elias. David Hill, 'I Rick Kane, Larry Lee. Ulysses Norris, Plymouth Canton 3-5 4-7 Northville's Athletic Booster Club Farmington Harrison 2~ 2·8 has announced that a basketball ver- Feddie Scott, Jesse Thompson. Walled Lake Western 0-8 0-11 sion of the famed 'Silver Rush' will be Leonard Thompson. Vince Thompson, Mark Nichols and Eddie Murray. in town February 26 to strut their stuff Defensively. Al 'Bubba' Baker, Ken (Lakes Division) against a faculty and administration Fantetti. William Gay, Alvin Hall, "All-Star" team. James Harrell. James Hunter and Ken Livonia Stevenson 8-0 11-1 Although their opponents may seem Callicut could be among the names on Plymouth Salem 7-1 9-2 to be,mere mortals compared to the the 100member Silver Rush roster. Walled Lake Central 4-4 5~ highly explosive NFC champion Tickets currently are available at Livonia Bentley 3-5 ~ Washington Redskins that finished the Schrader's Home Furnishings. 111 Farmington 3-5 3~ Lions' Super Bowl hopes in December, North Center Street, and are priced in a representative group of Lions will in· advance at $3 for adults and $2 for Recordphotoby STEVE FEe·tiT vade Northville High School for the 8 children under 18years of age. Mike Weber leaps over Livonia Bentley's Phil Graczyk for two pointS . . 1£

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of Livonia In the state of Michigan. at the close of business on December 31, 1982 published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under title 12, United States Code, 1 Section 161. Charter number 15344 National Bank Region Number 7 ASSETS Cash and due from depository institutions 57,491,000 ' ~ U.S. Treasury securities 5,859,000 r Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations : NONE Obligations of States and political subdivisions in the United States 23,756.000 Other bonds, notes and debentures 150,000 Federal Reserve stock and corporate stock 1~3.000 Trading account securities NONE Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell 10.800,000 Loans, Total (eXcluding unearned income) 153,393.000 Less: Allowance for possible loan losses : 700,000 Loans, Net 152.693.000 and I'll tell you how you can Lease financing receivables NONE Bank premises, furniture and fixtures. and other assets representing bank premises 4,987,000 save up to 20%* with, Ameri.Therm~ Real estate owned other than bank premises 1,937,000 For years I've talked with people Investments in unconsolidated subsidiaries and 'associated <;ompanies NONE Ameri-Thenn IS the thermally Customers' liability to this bank on acceptances outstanding NONE who are tired of wasting fuel and actuated vent damper that's: money. Gas rates keep going up. so . .-1~":'~ Other assets 3.629.000 they come to me for adVice. , • Proven m millIOns of locatIons TOTAL ASSETS : 261.475.000 ,~.~","""'m ~ • Saves up to 20'}' on fuel bills. Every day, for homeowners like . • Popular chOIceof American LIABILITIES you, Icorrect the money-wastmg , homeowners problem of gas energy loss with . Demand deposits of indiViduals. partnerships,and corporations 40,560.000 • Five year limited warrantv. Time and savings deposits of individuals. partnerships and corporations 185.043,000 Ameri·Thenn® Vent Dampers •Thermally actuated to ope"rate The problem is very common: effiCiently With no wires. Deposites of United States Government 325,000 electriCity. or other ptlwer source. Deposits of States and political subdivisions in the United States 3.578,000 When a furnace. bOIler or water Deposits of foreign governments and official institutions NONE heater shuts ofT,warm 311' is • Ehglblt! for IS'} tax credit. quickly lost up the chimney. • AVailable for gas furnaces, Deposits of commercial banks NONE Energy escapes. but you stili end boilers and water heaters Certified and officers' checks 2.195.000 up paying for it. Total Deposits 231,701,000 AMERI- THERMo Total demand deposits 45,221.000 People want to save as much as • they can. so Itell them to keep VENT DAMPER Total time and saVings deposits 186,480,000 heat inSide with an Ameri-Therm AMERICAN METAL PRODUCTS CO. Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase 1,400.000 o..,.ttlOn 01 Mal(O COIpof"tOn Vent Damper. po 80. nose Interest-bearing demand note (note balances) issued to the U.S. Treasury 1.115.000 lOs ~ CA 90040 Other liabilities for borrowed money . NONE -SaYing. IN,.1Iy ~ 0tI tI6tNt. llritw) C'OftOIttOtll and hOme .,..utat6on Mortgage indebtedness and liability for capitalized leases 1,064.000 Bank's liability on acceptances executed and outstanding NONE CALL YOUR NEAREST Other liabilities : .4,464,000 TOTAL LIABILITIES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) 239.744.000 AUTHORIZED AMERI·THERM DEALER. SUbordina.ted notes and debentures 2.290,000 EQUITY CAPITAL Preferred stock No. shares outstanding NONE (par value) NONE • Common stock No. shares authorizied 288,000 No. Shares outstanding 288,000 (par value) 2.880,000 BRIGHTON Phillips Plbg. livonia Collectables Surplus 2.880,000 621·4050 348-2046 Undivided profits 13,008,000 Max Gates Htg. Reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves 673.000 437·1558 Pride Plbg. Supply NOVI TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL ~ 19,441.000 LIVONIA 425·8510 Aletha Htg. TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAPITAL 261.475.000 Acme Htg. Slasor Htg, & Cig. 537-1616 MEMORANDA 464·6100 478·5475 D & G Hig. & Clg. Amounts outstanding as of report date: . Aletha Htg. Century Trane Inc. 476·7022 Standby )etters of credit . Standby letters of credit. total 618.000 • 478·5020 537·1616 Max Gates Htg. Amount of standby letters of credit conveyed to others through participations NONE 1, American Pipe & Supply United Temperature 437-15!j8 Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100.000 or more !. 10.486.000 Other time deposits in amounts of $100.000 or morc NONE I 728·4910 525·1930 S & M Htg. Sales Average for 30 calendar days (or calendar month) ending with report date: M . Cap's Htg. & Cig. MILFORD 352·4656 Cash and due from depository institutions 53.255.000 838-3280 C & P Htg. Slasor Htg. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell 14,771,000 D & G Htg. & Cig. 669·2600 478·5475 Total loans 153.652.000 Time certificates of deposits in denominations of $100.000 or more 10,660,000 476·7022 Max Gates Htg. SOUTH LYON Total deposits 228,542,000 Erv Ehlers Co. 437-1558 Max Gates Hig. Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase 1,206.000 538·4900 NORTHVILLE 437·1558 Other liabilities for borrowed money NONE , Total assets : 158,391.000 Michigan Lakes Htg. Aletha Htg. •· 838·7670 537·1616 I. Peter D. FergusoD. Vice PresldeDt & C.lbler or tbe above-Damed baok do bereby declare tbat tbll Report or CoDdltloDII true aDd correct to tbe best or my kDowledge aDd beller. Northland Htg. Max Gates Hig. Peter D. FergulOD 356·7892 437·1558 Jaoaary 25. 1983 We, tbe andenlgned dlrecton attest tbe correchJeas or tbls ltatemeDt or resoarces aod liabilities. We declare tbat It bal beeD examlDed by us. aDd to tbe best or oar kDowledge aDd beller Is true aDd correct. T. Paal Terova David L. GrtrrlD t=:======::!J-GleDDJ. McVeigh ~). 1"t·,... _I''''""'....1.... • SlWER COUPON SUPER COU PON -----,..t • I (.. "'::'''~ .. I ,I I I I I I ·~·,I • ;'I

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For men: A. Plaid shirt with western yokes. Snap closures, flap pockets. S-XL. Reg. $19.99 .... 14.99 B. Wrangler denim jeans. Basic 5-pocket, all-cotton jeans. Reg. $19.99 14.99 C. Wrangler fashion denims. Contemporary, with fancy back pockets. 100% cotton. Reg. $23 ...... 17.99 For big boys: D. Plaid shirt. All the right west- ern details - snap buttons, yokes, flap pockets. Sizes 8- 12, reg. $14.99 9.99 14-20. reg. $15.99 : . 10.99 E. Denim jeans. Comfortable - blue cotton denim. Sizes 8-16 reg. or slim, reg. $15.99- $20.99 10.99-15.99

Men's Wrangters not at Southfield, Highland Park 25% off $10-$20 Timex watches Phasar™ Men's spice tan leather work shoes Save on every Timex off with cushioned insoles watch in the store. Here alarm/chronograph are 4; come see them all. For work or casual wear! Durable, comfort· watches able full grain leather uppers in a rich spice tan. Goodyear welt construction. Leather A. Men's conventional A timely sale on practi- covered heel-to-toe cushioned insole. Oil· style with calendar, reg. cal, functional Phasa~ resistant crepe rubber soles. Arch support- $24.95 ...... 18.69 alarm/chronographs. ing steel shanks. Padded leather collars. B. Women's conventional Selected group of styles. style, brown plastic band, reg. $21.95 :16.39 Men's silver-color base A. $32.99 Oxford now only 22.99 Full one year warranty metal, reg. $34.99 24.99 B. $35.99 6-in. shoe now only 23.99 C. Women's conventional Sears warranlS your Phasar ™ style, expansion band, walch ••• InSIde and out. "S a war· Women's silver-color C. $39.99 8·in. boot noy.' oQly, 29.99 ranly Ihal Includes everyth,ng but Not shown: "' .• I • reg. $26.95 ..... 20.19 the power cell. For a lun year In:>m base metal watCh, reg. dato ot purchase Soars warrants the $34.99 24.99 $41.99 6-in. shoe with steel toe '" 31.99 D. Men's basic, silver-color accuracy or your Phaser walch wllh. base metal watCh, reg. ,n three mmutes per year and the $49.99-$54.99 gold- $46.99 8-in. boot with steel toe ... 36.99 movement or mo.:lule. case. cryslal $26.95 ...... 20.19 IInd band agamst deloels on male· color base metal watch- nals or worllmansh,p. Just return Styles shown are representative your walch 10 My Soars store and es ..•.... 29.9g.34.~9. Ask about Sears credit plans of Sears selection we n repa" ~- tree Jewelry enlarged to show detail Most Sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday thru Saturday: closed Sun) • Macomb Mall 293·8000 - Oakland Mall 585·1000 - Southlield 559·8000 - Ponllac Mall681·9900 - LIVOnia Mall 476·6000 -I,.mcoln Park 383.7000 • Twelve Oaks 348·9200. Falrlane 336·0100 -lakeSide 247·1500. Brlarwood 769·8900. Highland Park 868.1300

• Complete Dental and Orthodontic services All Dental Servicesp.c. • COMPLETE EXAM - FREEconsultations available by appointment located at Sears Oakland Mall Store • FULLMOUTH X-RAYS Open.S4NDAY,12 to 5 9:30 to 9 MON. thru SAT. Call 583.9888 • TEETH CLEANING I j •• , " • All Denial SorvlCeS Is r\Ot laffillaled With. Use your SearsCharge, Master Card or Visa. Grand Opening Special eXpires February 28 operaled or controlled by Se818. Roebuck and Co. .... ::. '::·:;"'1 ~·i~~"-""'· Portraits to treasure warm caring memories

3-SX7S895 15 wallets Includes 95« deposlt No appointment necessary. 9S¢ for each addItIonal SUbJect. ChoIce of scenic or tradItional backgrounds. Poses our selection. Reversible jacket. Choose the newest fash- Also Available: Black Background & . '. ion colors. Sizes 7-14, reg. $16.99 ..... 11.89 Double Feature Portraits Braggin' Dragon ™ knit top, sizes S,M,L, Passport Photos & reg. $13 _...... 8.99 Copy & Restoration Twill trousers feature neat front pleats Offer good for portraits Uttle kids' sportswear taken thru Feb. 5 , mat?hing belt. Polyester and cotton, 7-14 reg: A. Toughskins~ denim jeans. little girls' sizes or slim. Reg. $14.99 10.49 Malt ~1nlIt /\TN $eMS Port, .... StudIoI I 4·6x reg. or ~slim. Polyester, cotton and ~Sund¥IZ_to5J1l1t I 10." 10 5 pm lMon. • Tues.1 nylon. Reg. $8.99 6.29 Blouse with crisp tucked front, ribbon tie. Sizes 10 _ 10 a pm fWtd. Ihru sat.1 Mini-print top. S,M.L. reg. $5.99 4.19 " ~ 7-14, reg. $9.99 6.99 • untlIlIore doling. If pttor 10 • "". B. little boys' 0/4 sleeve knit top, sizes S,M,L, Divided ~kirt, sizes 7·14, reg. $9.99 6.99 Reg. $3.99 2.79 Is ,,:rouser. knit top and blouse at similar savings in Pretty-PIus You can Is IPortrait Piped sport slacks, sizes 3-6x reg. or slim, 14F ' sizes at most larger Sears retail stores, count on ears Studio HAM IIOIIUC_ N'fO (0 Reg. $10.99 7.69 Ii} SotIl,'..nJon CiwI'''/II~ or Your Monty "'ek .:"------;....:"..:.:...:..Ask about Sears credit plans --.l '------1

Most'Sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday thru Saturda . cl d S ) • Macomb Mall 293·8000 • Oakland Mall 585',1000 • Southfield 559·8000. Pontiac Mall 681-9900 • Livonia Mall 476-6000 • Lincoln Park 383'~OOOose un . • Twelve Oaks 348-9200 • Falrlane 336·0100. Lakeside 247·1500. Briarwood 769-8900 • Highland Park 868·1300

Available Mondays thru Thursdaysbelore regular ~ ~ Check Sears low prices COlor print film developing pickup t,me. except seven days alter malar hall· 12p'FoXP299 24'exp 579 36·exp "J'99 15·exp 399 ays pp les to 110• 126. 35mm onglnal color •• _ I CPF CPF I . DIsc d A I ti ~ C pnnt rolls - C·41 process only Does not apply to Print Developing Warranty .ONE.D~Y,~~~VICEOR multiple pnnt orders or orders where severe -• .,,' ·:s:.·"&..-.' 11lor any roason you're nol sabsf,oo WIthany pnnl develOped by Sears. rolurn ,I weather causes a delay. Check your local store 10us and we WIllhave ,Iremade or gIVe you a refund ollhe full PM' devolOplng ; YOU ,DON" PAY* lor pIckup and delivery lime pnce <.... ~~:~~~f , '. - - - •

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Knee highs to control top pan:tYhose ... -Save 25% to 40% Diamond pendants, 00 Hug-alon® II earrings and cocktail rings 1/3 off Save on our entire line of Hug-alon hosiery. Get soft DiamOnd pendants and. earrings with sheerness and terrific sale prices like these shown: 14K gold settings. Diamond cocktail Pantyhose, reg. 1.89 pro 1.09 rings in an array of styles; some with gemstone accents. See our selection. Saleends February19 Saleends.February19 Hosiery Department 1.79 Knee highs. 2- Jewelry Department (not at Soulhfield, Grosse (not at Grosse PIO.) pr k 1 29 . P g. • Pointe) - Most Sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday thru Saturday; closed Sun.) .. • Macomb Mall 293·8000. Oakland Mall 585·1000. Southfield 559·8000. Pontiac Mall 681-9900 • Livonia Mall 476·6000. Lincoln Park 383.7000 • Twelve Oaks 348·9200. Falrlane 336·0100. LakeSIde 247·1500. Bnarwood 769·8900. Highland Park 868.1300 " With prescriptIon Every Frame In St~k lense purchase IN THE OPTICAL DEPARTMENT AT SEARS V2PRICE Offer ends February 26 • • ass a

NATIONAL HOME FURNISHINGS SALE Save 50% on thick, super '\ absorbent bath size tovvels

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.7- ; . " Regular 11.99 I 1;) 9 Premium quality solid color Chico .: 49 terry bath towel with thick and 82x24-in., pr..:. ~ ( ,,. T• ".:~i o,j$_' thirsty loops on both sides for super absorbency. Available Easy care' f~Shi6~! t:urtains in your in solid colors. choice of textures, cheery prints or bold horizontal stripes. Ruffle rounds have $5 Hand towel 2.99 pre-shirred rod-pocket tops for easy in- $2.50 Washcloth 1.99 stallation...... - Accessories on sale! 50%off all discontinued fashion cur- $8.99 Lid cover 5.99 tains and ruffle rounds. Example of $13.99 22x35 in. saxony bath savings: 6.99 Blackhawk, 72x24-in. pro rug or contour rug 8.99

...... 111 3•49 $15.99 Tank set 9.99 $52.99 5x6 ft. carpet 31.99

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Most Sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday tliru Saturday' closed Sun) • Macomb Mall 293·8000 • Oakland Mall 585·1000. Southfield 559·8000· Pontiac Mall 681-9900. livonIa Mall 476-6000. Lincoln Park 383-7000 . _r- • Twelve"'Oaks~ 348-9200.___ Falrlane 336·0100 • Lakeside 247·1500 • Briarwood 769-8900 • Highland Park 868·1300 -- ...... - Sears 2-quart Pitcher *Apply for a SearsCharge account and receive one of these (Nostalgic, MSU, U of M or Notre Damel - 2-qt. pitchers absolutely FREE at Sears. ViSIt your nearest Metropolitan Detroit Area sears Store. including Pontiac. Ann Arbor

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9988 Your choice • Twin size canopy ~ • Twin size spindle bed • Nightstand -

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Regular 129.99-199.99. Authentic French Provincial styling with gold-eolor de tailing and plastic laminat choice tops. Choose from man 39~0?r pieces ... on sale for 99.8 Electronic Touch-On Lamps . each. 179.99 Hutch .... 99.88 V-;:::~~'.hJ.~../ in decorative ceramic or brass plated base 189.99 single dresser Ught up your home with just the touch of ...... 149. your finger! Ceramic base available in marbleized or solid colid color finish. Warm 189.99 Four drawer chest earthtones with durable vinyl shade. Brass ...... 159.88 plated lamp with fabric shade. 99.99 Chair 89.88 All other Touch On lamps on soleI $~~ Lamps (not at Southfl6ld) 4{lt~;~~"t " ~'!i~~~ ~

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Most Searl Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday thru Saturday: closed Sun.) • Macomb Mall 293·8000. Oakland Mall 585·1000 • Southfield 559·8000. Pontiac Mall 681·9900 • LIVOniaMall 476·6000 • Lincoln Park 383·7000 '0"1'-~ .... • Twelve Oaks 348·9200 • Falrlane 336·0100. LakeSide 247·1500 • Bnarwood 769·8900 • Highland Park 86R·13oo Have your income tax returns prepared • Trained tax preparers - ISears I INCOME p4<;, • Year-round service TAX SERVICE ~~'~~~.:1~\~'" by H&R Block at sears I BY HaRBLOCK I~"'" and enjoy one-stop convenience • No appointment necessary . . ~ . s:cz 2 • o CL -J Special edition bedding vvith' .quality features found in our $199.99 t'Nin Elegance, thars' 1/2 less

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Both bedding sets have the same 297- coil twin innerspring or 6%-in. laminated polymeric and polyurethane Serofoam mattress. Only the cover is different! Full mattress or box spring 149.88 Queen size set. 399.88 King size set. 499.88 While 900 last Special purchase . A special purchase. though not Special purchas-e reduced. is an exceptional value SAVE $60 carpet with features "Cozy Nights" Twin Size found in our $26.99 Bedding sq. yd. Andrea reg. 139.99 Twin size mattress or box spring Supreme Choose foam or innerspring mattress. or box spring. Special Andrea '$60 OFF! 179.99 full size mattress or Supreme box spring 119.88 $140 OFF ~39.99 queen size set 13?? ...... 299.88 $120 OFF 519.99 king size set • Both carpets have a full oz. per sq. yd. pile weight for 54 ...... 399.88 long-lasting durability Sale ends February 26 • Both carpets are made of delicately SCUlptured Premium Soil Resistant nylon pile • Both carpets are treated with Scotchgard® Brand Carpet Protector to, resist stains and soil . ~. • Special Andrea Supreme is available in 8 soft colors 88 249 '--'~ Special purchase Reg. $29.99 bed frame Reg. $329.99 brass head· A special purchase, though not reduced IS an exceptIonal value Carpet roller bed frame pro. board CushIon and installation extra Available while 8.000 sq. yd. last tects your investment. Twin/ Twin size headboard with Ask about Sears credit plans full. bamboo sha ad s indies. Most sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAYthru SATURDA~ -:- SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday thru Saturday;closed Sun.) • Macomb Milii 293.8000. Oakland Mall 585·1000 • Southfield 559·8000 • Pontiac Ma\l681·9900. Livonia Mall 476·6000 • Lincoln Park 383·7000 • Twelve Oaks 348·9200. Fairlane 336-0100. Lakeside 247·1500. Briarwood 769-8900. Highland Park 868·1300 Business Can Prove Self-Regulation Works. ." BBB'~ The Better Business Bureau Can Help. . ...( , ~ ' .._ ...... ~ LET'S DO IT. TOGETHER.!. ~-, - ~_.':'.::.~_ ."'.. :.,:i;..:. - - '. ------c c- c • •

Save $80 ,5312 ~' 1 44995 Touch n Tune $250 off Beta VCR Reg. $699.95, 3-day. channels 3-hr. Beta tape ... 9.95

Sears VCR's are deSigned to ex· pand OpportUnilleS for your per- 'j\1 sonal In·home TV viewing and not instantly lor any usage which might violate the copynght laws.

with this ~' ...... w.::aI ~!53221 ""big-screen -~. ~ 59995 q' color TV $300 off VCR Was $899.95. 14-day/8-program, 5-hr. 37995 VCR. Reg. $459.95. Big, 19-in. diag. meas. picture. Full one-year in-home warran- ty service against defects on parts and All electroniC tuner is 42103 labor. Of the five best-selling TV accurat.e and depend. brands. only Sears has it. able. All solid·state.

Sale prices end Feb. 26 .17995 'Touch n' Tune selection Super Chromix~ black One·button color adjusts $140 off stereo lets you jump instantly to matrix picture tube for AFC, color, tint. bright. Reg. $319.95. Cassette. any channel. bright, natural color. ness, contrast. Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.

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9280 29995 39!~ 6995 7995 $200 off Mini LXIcomponent system $10 to $30 oH each $20 off stereo $20 off stereo Reg. $499.95. Sears Best 20-watt per channel Reg. $99.95. Cassette A. $59.95 recorder" C. $69.95 cassette stereo· Reg. $89.95. AM/FM, mini system. Synthesized electronic quartz play/record, AM/FM. . B. $49.95 microcassette" D. $59.95 clock radio headphones. speakers. tuning. AC/OC. ballenes exira 'BallerlCS exIra Ballerles eXIra AC lone cord Included •

Most sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday thru Saturday; closed Sun.) • Macomb Mall 293·8000. Oakland Mall 585·1000. Southfield 559·8000. Pontiac Mall 681·9900. Livonia Mall 476·6000. Lmcoln Park 383.7000 • Twelve Oaks 348·9200. Falrlane 336·0100. Lakeside 247·1500. Bllarwood 769·8900. Highland Park 868.1300

Sears new 50-inch =~~:' Oulputs for exteorn ..1 Spl' ..keo,S..nd or amplofleor. ..nd Inputs ror VIdeo casseneo, diSC and gameo syslemS color Projection TV C..bleo TV Input. LEO l,meolchar1l'leol clI5p1ay. C1l5leorS.washilbleo weoen Excellent pIcture' Excellent sound I Remote controll and moreo St'eoII al St'.vs' High pe,'o,m~nce. ) gun with remote control Two power'ul. 5 w~ll H~I c""nnel lelecllon. I<.,n. This aclven'sed Item Is readily available TV Dept. (all stores except Highland Park. Southfield) p'Ojecllon IySlem '0' ~mpllne" hch drivel., recall Plus. volume. mutt' lHlght. I"'" plClurt woofer .,nd ~ tweettr • .,ndpower for wle 'as M1vertlstd.

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18 speed keys let you program tempera- tures and cooking le.vels quickly!

9 99421 9 299 Reg. $399.99 • Quick and convenient large- capacity microwave oven • Cook and serve in the same dishes • Reheat foods fast Sale ends Feb. 26 • 25-minute timer

99 SAVE $200 on this 1.4 cu. ft. us- Sale ends Feb. 5 - Reg. able capacity microwave oven with 3-stage :::~ ...... r--l_"III!!I!!!!~~----~39r- 9...:$:..;,5..:.;99:..;..9:.;9:...... _m_e_m_o....:ry:.:,._d_el_a.:.,y_s_ta....rt. morre_! M_ic_ro_w_av_es_a_'so_av_a_i1a-.,bleat Bri9rh_to_n_an_d_~_ow_e_II ~=~n..;;;:::!-_-.

99101/87131 99 85731 Micro-convection 599 Reg. $569.99. Cook with micro Compad microwave Space-saving microwave Spacemaster micro only. convection only. or use Reg. $199 0.5 cu. ft. usable Reg. $229.99. Perfect for small Reg. $699.99. Fits above both for combination of speed capacity. 10 minute timer. Side families or singles. 10-minute range to save counter space. and browning. swing door. timer. With memory. Sale ends Feb. 5. Sale ends Feb. 5. Sale ends Feb. 5. Sale ends Feb. 5

Tabletop appliances 7014 Your choice ! --:::-~1 1.i [8_ 5-speed hand mixer. Reg. $19.99 Electric jUicer. Reg. $19.99 6-qt. popcorn popper. Reg. 299~~. $399.95 . 349~~~~9.95 -. $19.99 Built-in dishwasher Built-in dishwasher ' 10-cup coffeemaker. Reg. 3·level wash action. Water Miser Sears premium. Water Miser cy- 99 $24.99 cycle and Power Miser control. cle, Power Miser control to help 69 79c Pkg. 100 coffee filters, more. save energy. a-pc. cookware set 2 pkgs.$1 Portable, reg. $449.95, colors ex- Portable, reg. $499.95, colors ex- Reg. sep. prices total Ask aboutSearscreditplans tra .•...... ••...•. 349.95 tra ..••..•...•..•.••.. 399.95 $140.96 in '82 Christmas Saleends Feb. 5 Sale endsFeb.6 Saleends F b. 6 Catalog. 82892·8 Eachof theseadvertisedItemsis readilyavailablefor sale as edvertlsed. Most Sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SU~DAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 10 6:30 Monday thru Saturday; closed Sun.) • Macomb Mall 293·aOOO• Oakland Mall 585·1000 • Southfield 559·8000. Ponllac Mall 681·9900. Livonia Mall 476·6000. Lincoln Park 383·7000 • Twelve Oaks 348·9200. Fairlane 336·0100 e LakeSide 247·1500 • Bnarwood 769·8900. Highland Park 868·1300 While Shopping in Our Store ... 27% Off Patty Melt and fries Visit our Snack shop All beef patty, smothered with cheese and grilled onions R for a tastefully on grilled rye bread with French fries. $2~ prepared meal, or snack. Sole ends Feb. 5 Restaurant(not at Southfield,HighlandPark) .

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No .defrosti"g chores with a Kenmore® 16.0 cu. ft. refrigerator- freezer . and Save $50 4792~,y, 12.40 cu. ft. fresh food section, 3.60 cu. ft. freezer section. Reg. $529.95 Sale ends Feb. 5 63601

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AII·froslless conveni- TWin crispers to store Save $25 to $100 95 Cold control. You adjust ence. no frost build·up. frUits and vegetables seclron temperatures to Pre-season air conditioner 119 No messy defrosting Helps keep them fresh SUItyour needs. 1.7 cu. ft. refrigerator and dehumidifier salel Reg. $149.95. 1.58 cu. ft. re- Sears prompt. nationwide service.. ' Choose from many Kenmore bedroom, multi-room and large capacity mbdels. frigerator, 0.16 cu. ft. freezer. we deliver more than Just the Kenmore name $5 will hold your selection in lay-Away until- Sale ends Feb. 19 Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised. May 15th. Saleends Feb. 26 , I ears Stores pen 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6.30 Monday thru Saturday' closed Sun) -I • Macomb Mall 293·8000 • Oakland Mall 585·1000. Southfield 559·8000 • Pontiac Mall 681·9900 • Livonia Mall 476·6000 • Lincoln Park 383.7000 . I • Twelve Oaks 348·9200. Falrlane 336·0100. Lakeside 247·1500. BnarwoOd 769·8900. HIQhland Park 868.1300 " , Protect your appliance investment with a -I STERLING -, Maintenance agreement from Sears HEIGHTS •• 939-1900 Sears ./ • Annu.llNllntenance check·up • Prompt servIce follows you natIonwide LIVONIA •• 425-9110 :' , • Tomorrow's service .t tocYy's prtces .•• Tr.lned se.rs servIce techntct.1ns. ., ! PONT~C •• 333-7.123 , Service II \<" .it· <' •• l~.. • ... .. • ... ,A • " . --- q

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299~h~e $80 off Reg. $379.95 washer with 2-speeds, 3 cycles, in- cluding permanent press and delicate. 3 wash/rinse temperatures, 3 water levels. Pair price Reg. $659.90 NOW 559.90

2591~ $20 off Reg. $279.95 electric 4-cycle dryer with 2 tempera- 11151/61151 tures; plus air only. $319.95 gas dryer ... 299.95 63561 $289Whfte Sale ends Feb. 5 KenmOre heavy-duty washer Dryers require connector not included in prices shown. 3·preset water temperature Also available at Brighton and Howell settings. Heavy-duty motor. Heavy-duty electric dryer$229 Pilot·free gas dry~r •.... $269 Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised.

11995 2-stitch free.ann sewing head Reg. $139.95. Straight and zig·zag stitches. Manual button-holing. Converts to flatbed. Sale ends Feb. 5 5995 $99 Kenmore Kenmore 2-stitch sew head $40 off Power-Mate® vac upright vac Dial to sew straight and zig·zag Reg. $189.95. Features powerful stitches. Manual buttonholing. suction and beater bar brush. Strong suction. Sew case #9708 $30 Canister vac #21301 ..•.... $54

Most Sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday thru Saturday; closed Sun.) • Macomb Mall 293·8000 • Oakland Mall 585·1000 • Southfield 559·8000. Pontiac Mall 681·9900 • Livonia Mall 476·6000 • Lincoln Park 383·7000 • Twelve Oaks 348·9200 • Fairlane 336-0100. Lakeside 247-1500 • Briarwood 769·8900. Highland Park 868·1300 NOW SHOP SEARS Visit or Call any of Sears Metropolitan Detroit area Catalog Order Depts. listed below. ~ Ann Arbor•••..•• 769·8925 Deorbom •••••.•• 534-3~00 R.... iII••••••••. 293.8300 Brighton .....•.. 227·6131 Twelve Oaks Novi 348·9330 Sterling Hgts•.••. 247·1550 CATALOG EXPRESS ;:: ~ Howell 546-3300 Pontiac•••••••••• 681·9950 T"'l' •••••••••••• 585-34OD Livonia•...... 476·6030 Highland Park ... 883·5300 Southfield •....•. 559·8050 SERVICE at most stores. lincoln Park •.••. 534·3200 ... '." .

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1 ~~ --- 38061 Reg. Reg. 319.99 9 68073 99 99 209.99 Reg. $169.99 Reg. $54.99 1099 R9g. $139.99 135 39 Tub enclosure Medicine cabinet Bath Faucet $120 OFF! Heats up to 11 hours on 1.6 $60 OFF! Heats up to 15 hours on 1.1 Mirrored doors; solid hard· gallons of pure kerosene. Features Arch design. Tempered Sears Best washerless gal. of kerosene. Electric push-bullon ., wood frame. single-control faucet. electronic pushbullon ignition. 20,000 ignition. Automatic extinguishing sys- glass; silver or gold tone BTU. ;': frames. $89.99 1i9ht bar ..•... 71.99 tem. UL listed. 9300 BTU. Sale ends Feb. 21 Sale ends Feb. 26 Sale ends Feb. 19 Sal6 ends Feb. 19 Sale ends Feb. 26 k l. :; I, Reg. $259.99 Reg $629.99 , 99 99 l;... e: 199 579 I 75,000 BTU 1111111111 Power Miser gas fumace Pilot·free means no 93801 wasteful standing 1IIIIIIili pilot name. Installa· tion available.

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545 off desk calculator 12-digit print/display calculator has heavy-duty full- size keyboard for fast operation. 4-key and grand total,fully addressable memories. Reg. $124.99 .

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The Eledronic Corrector The Scholar 99 Offers line correction. Hold correction 6-step keyboard character correction 525 to 540 off files 20 key; machine backspaces to correct en- 12-in. carriage with power return, power letter-size 22-in. 5-shelf steel unit tire line. Wheel printing system allows shift and 4 repeat characters. Spacer Steel. White, 6 colors. Grey enamel finish. $79.99 2-dr. file •. 54.99 faster, quieter typing than ball or basket. and backspacer are power repeat. Cor- 69'12X36X18 in. Shelves $119.994-dr.* file 79.99 adjust. Reg. $29.99 All keys powered. Pica, elite. rection ribbon. Pica type. Case. '5andonly lJnassernbled ' Sale ends Feb. 19 ~------~ tHE·GAI,\ES· 99 Exercise equipment WE PLAY 179 requires some assembly FOR NEW at Sears· Sale ends F~b. 19 KEEPS ColecoVision '<\ • - ... «~ "State of the Art" ~ I \j(';:~. video game. Comes with fun 12~ ~ Donkey Kong. '40 off touring bike 49!~hm extra Reg. price will Reg. $169.99. 1O-speeds, be $199.99 26·inch model for men or 530 off weight bench SaleencIs Feb.5 women. Reg. $79.99. GOO-lb. capacity, (user plus weights). $74.99 177·lb. weight set 49.99 $5 off cartridges Yourchoice 2799 5 1999. il Ii g~ 55 off exercise kit -Venture Horse Racing Cosmic Avenger BIkes partoally assembled bikeReg.into$24.99.exerciseConvertSbike. ~.. .: n "

Sale ends Feb, 19 .~ .~ >- ' ::, steel frame. Mag wheels. bicyclefor men or women. Smurf Action Las Vegas CadyBug Most Sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday thru Saturday; closed Sun.) • MacombMall 293·8000 • OaklandMall 58S-1000 • Southfield559·8000. PontiacMall 681·9900. LIVOniaMall 476·6000. Lincoln Park 383·7000 • Twelve Oaks 348·9200 • Fairlane336·0100 • Lakeside247·1500 • Bnarwood769-8900 • Highland Park 868·1300 A powerfulpersonal sys- Reg. 679.99 ,/r J . . \ "\1------$54.99 Programmer Kit FREE .. temforyourhome ..•. no 599 1,... .(,)11~ I with purchase of Atari 800 computer programming 99 knowledgenecessary. r ,_ Includes$5 rebatecouponstowardspurch· - aseof "Invitationto ProgrammingI, IIor III". Sale ends Feb, 5 (';;.-":;'..~=_"::::~'~~t.':-'-:::::::-;:'..' Offer ends Feb. 28, '83. =

Save $3 Heavy-duty Plus shock absorbers Sears 40 7e!! Piston rod wiper ring helps keep dirt out of car battery. shock/seal area. For most cars and light trucks. Reg. $10.99. Sale ends Feb. 26 Dependable $10 off pickup! van shocks 99 starting! llmrtedwarrantyonHeavy-duty Pair 29 Plus and pickup/vanshock Sale ends Feb. 12 Reg. 39.99 absorberslor as longas you. Other heavy-duty ownthecar.•ncludlnglabor.II shocks as low as shocks boughtInstalled Save $10 5.99 each. ShOCkInstaliallOnextra

39!h?ade-1n installation Included Wheel Muzzler® Provides 380 amps cold alignment '" muffler cranking power to help and balance 1999 $30 off AMlFM-stereocassette give fast starts. Group Reg. 32.49 88 Take with Balance, tone controls. Auto-stop 2-wheol 24 6999 24/74. For most Amer- Fils mosl Amer- cassette. Regular $99.99. 4-wheeJ. Reg. ican-made cars. $99.99AM/FM radiowith a-track... 59.99 ican-made cars, many 44.99 37.88 Pipes, clamps $179.99aulo-reverseAMlFM cassette 139.99 imports. Reg. $49.99 For most cars and hangers. if SoundInstaliatlOOextra -Sareends Feb. 26 sale endsFeb. 5 needed,extra. Sale ends Feb. 5 '--

20% off 19"~~~~ Save $5 on 4-amp battery charger 79' quart """""'===~_ all-season Help keep your bat· Cam 2 10W.30 oil tery at peak starting High quality multi- power. Reg. $24.99. grade all-weather oil. radials Sale ends Feb. 12 Special purchase Our lowest-priced radial tire. Great grip on wet, dry, snow, ice. Low rolling- Automotive Center r: resistance helps save gasoline. , I 1 WeatherHandler Maybe Regular Sale plus SPECIALS ~ radial substItuted pnco prtee FE T' whItewall lor each each each Sears Aulo Cenlers Open Weekdays 7:30 a.m. to store closing. open Sunday regular slore hours. P155/80R12 155R12 39.99 31.99 1.54 (HighlandPark closedSunday). P155180R13 155R13 47.99 38.39 1.51 P165180R13 AR78·13 54.99 43.99 1.60 Engine tune-up diagnosis P185/80R13 CR78·13 62.99 50.39 1.81 We suggest only parts and ser- 1999 vices your car needs. Most cars. P175180R13 BR78-13 59.99 47.99 1.74 25% off \ .f P185175R14 CR78·14 64.99 51.99 1.99 :... radial or Limited P195115R14 D/ER78·14 70.99 56.79 2.08 Transmission filter change , Reg. 3699 \ " belted tires warranty against P205115R14 FR78·14 76.99 6159 2.23 Includes fluid change, new filter 99 and labor. " SuperGuard radial. 40,000· P215/75R14 GR78-14 82.99 66.39 2.40 26 tire wearout wrth coupon from :' mile wearout warranty. Two For the specified miles or P225/75R14 HR78-14 88.99 71.19 2.63 CarCarebook beloW rugged steel belts. months, Sears will replace the P205175R15 FR78·15 80.99, 64.79 2.39 2-wheel brake iob SuperGuard 25 belted. tire or give a refund charging P215'75R15 GR78·15 83.39 67.19 2.54 For disc or drum brake systems. Reo 7999 25,OOO-mile wearout war- only for the miles used or P225175R15 H/JR78·15 89.99 71.99 2.68 No appointment necessary. We 99 ranty. Two fiber glass belts. months owned. will perform brake work today, or 69 wrthcouponfrom MountingandrotationIncluded P235175R15 LR78·15 93.99 75.19 2.80 at latest, the next working day. '" ( CarCarebookbelow I . Sale ends Feb. 26 Federal(xclseTax " , ,- " ~ Most Sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATt:JRDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 to 6:30 Monday thru Saturday; closed Sun.) I' I I.! • Mac:omb Mall 293·8000 • Oakland Mall 585·1000 • Southfield 559·8000 • Pontiac Mall 681·9900 • L,vonra Mall 476·6000 • Llnceln Park 383.7000 ~' • Twelve Oaks 348·9200. Falrlane 336·0100. LakeSide 247·1500. Bnarwood 769·8900. Highland Park 868.1300

These auto services Include: "'-~~~--~tf~~Yours for only ~ Alignment ~ Alignment and balance ~ 4.wheel brake check SAVE I ceo ,,>"IIl1"\ A ~ I"M}~ t;iJ 19 ~ Tlmesaver 011change 12eachl ~ Startlng-eharglng system check • .. . _."T'l-=~~ 99 __.:. • - ...!,..;1:.~-=-~.'!'..r.r.'l'?":;...a.~- ...... __:.-_ ~ Wheel bearing repaCk ~ Bonus coupon $$ off S88* ~ Tune·up 12eachl ~'Bonus coupon $10 off • off selin regul.r prIces fl\( selected seNkes when 'you use 1111the coupons Coupons v.lld tor t2 months frOo'"the dllte of plIrchllS•• nd mll)' b. used only as credit .galnst the regul.r seiling prIce of the seMctls! to whIch they llPPIy.

_.... 2 ..- -, ------• Craftsman® bench power tools' have the versatility to \ tackle specialized • 1730 prolects• Save $150·$170 10-in. Table saw, reg. $499.99 99 213~. 329 Craftsman Power tools Save $20 • ~ 4~:.casters _.~ .. • accessotyR;:~Wkrt

rIIll~"""" 34.99 ~~ 69.99 24~~choice %1 ~ . • $44.99, o/a-in.reversible. drill .r;y lI!5'l $54.99, .;:--- 1o-ln. carbide • $44.99, Variable-speed sabre saw ':; ~":': saw blade • $44.99, %-HP router - 39.99 • $44.99. 5%-in. :Y4-HPcircular saw $44.99, pad sander I • '1\ • 10-in. Radial saw, $519.98* Jointer/planer, reg. $499.99 1 _ ~t;.; 7.X $27.99 ..::::cr_=~ $11.99 ~ $1.99 F . ~) /(W15-PC.drill .. ---::;';:' 14'pc.sabre ", S,xsandlng 15Y2-in. Drill press, reg. $499.99 [: ~J;). bit set ,.T.~"" saw blade set '. "j.. sheets. F.M.C ~~ 19.99 .~ 6.99 ' . 1.09 'Reg. sep. prices to1al ~:tP :=:~' .

I l~I"HI-Yi $48.59'. @V~.. $7,99 1'.J'/.VIt 14-pc:. router ' ~ 5~m. ClIIbIde- ...:-"lUI t~\Il' bit set 5~~ tipped blade :~~~ 29.99 "'" 5.99 349!?Bench power tools require assembly - c{l' Sale ends Feb. 19. Powef toots do not include blades. bits. or sending sheets , Ask about Sears credit plans

6999 Save $20 on miter box with saw Free-fl oa·ti n g guides for steady control. Glide rollers adjust to any saw 99 thickness. With 22· 1749 Yourchoice 49 in. Kromedge~ saw. Craftsman belt sander or router Craftsman work-bench outfit Reg. $89.99: sears Best lYz-HP router. Ring.type depth gauge. Built·in Two,9-in. deepdrawers,one 4-In.deep drawer.Steel shelf. workllght. Reg. $99.99 Heavy-duty l·HP belt sander. Reg. door. Reg.sep. prices total $197.94 Sale ends Feb. 19. $89.99 Unassembled BIta anclsandlng bellS not Included sa.. plica end hb.ll1 Most Sears Stores Open 9:30 to 9 MONDAY thru SATURDAY - SUNDAYS 12 to 5 (Highland Park 9:30 '--to 6:30 Monday...;...---~------..Jthru Saturday; closed Sun.) • Macomb Mall 293·8000 • Oakland Mall 585·1000 • Southfield 559·8000. Pontiac Mall 681-9900 • LivoOla Mall 476·6000 • Lincoln Park 383·7000 • Twelve Oaks 348·9200. Fairlane 336-0100. Lakeside 247·1500. Briarwood 769·8900. Highland Park 868·1300 'r.\ A Sears Carries a '- . \'~ • ..McPherson complete line of ~.~-- Booster shock absorbers! Strut Shocks INSTALLATION AVAILABLE 7 cartridges '~:99 2499 5-ft. wood \ \ stepladder Designed for light - /' household dUty. $34.99 aluminum stepladder.5-ft.27.99 Sale ends Feb. 5 Choose Sears • • ~=.99 .7999 Interior one- Compad compressor kit coat-wall and '~ Delivers 0.8 SCFM at -Latex - . . 10 PSI, 40 PSI max. i15055 With air hose. ~ , Sale ends Feb. 19 -ALL PAINt trim latex 24999 1/2 erice V2-HP direct-drive CLEARANCE air compressor Colors may vary by Delivers 2.5 SCFM store- at 40 PSI/100 PSI !~ingQuantities max. 7V2-gal. air White. gallon limited. tank, 15-ft. air hose. 5 17605 - Help protect your home with Sears interior lat,ex wall paint. Washable 99 399 one-coat latex resists spots. Dries l-HP compressor fast, easy clean-up. Colorfast colors. I Ceiling in white only. Reg. $11.99 Save $200 Craftsman, delivers Semi gloss, reg. $12.99 gal. .... 6.49 7.0 SCFM at 40 PSI/100 PSI max. Reg. $599.99 For one-coat reSUlts.all Sears one-coat Spray gun paints must be applied as directed. 15614 reg. $69.99, 59.99 t '

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9~ 9332 ' 99 6382 8 7256 24-lb. box Sturdy' detergent trash container CLEARANCE! nd~of-the-season sale! Season-ending sale! It's concentrated - Designed for durabil· Fireplace equipment lectric heaters Humidifiers you need only Y2 ityl 32-gallon. ave on quartz. radiant. convection A wide range of styles and sizes, Firescreens and toolsets, were cup per load. Reg. Permanex~ plastic. eaters. and more! many with wood-look cabinets. Were $29.99-$229.99 .. 21.88-149.88 ea. $14.99 ere $19.99-$139.99,16.88-99.88 ea. Reg. $13.99. While quant'l"s last $89.99-$179.99 .. 74.88-139.88 ea. WhIle uant,toes last WhIle quanbbeS last Each of these advertised items is readily available for sale as advertised

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