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Volume 18 Number 71 Monday, February 28,1983 Westland, Michigan 28 Pages Twenty-five cents
«" IMJ COUNCIL APPROVAL has been given for the Westland - Vietnam Veterans Association to use city property between City Hall and the Bailey Recreation Center, for a memorial tribute to all ^ ,: Vietnara^veterans: The~structufe'ls' ' expected to be errected by Students at Marshall Junior Memorial Day 1984. High School had the opportu The memorial will be "for the nity recently to see in person purpose of memorializing those persons who served so loyally for and hear all about the Ameri our city, state and country in can bald eagle. Roy Geiger Jr., Vietnam." assistant naturalist at the Claude Moore Conservation Education Center in Sterling, THE KNIGHTS of Va., showed a movie and in Columbus Immaculate Conception troduced the children to the Council 4513 will hold its annual eagle named Migisiwa. Both Tootsle Roll drive March 25-27. In were in town for the Out- case of bad weather, these days will doorama '83 held last week in continue until March 28-29. The K of ART EMANUELE/staft photographer Detroit. C drive over the past seven years has contributed |4 million to the mentally retarded in the state. Their goal this year is SI million. Fireman's dismissal cxpmes^tigibiUty^u&stitm By 8andra Armbruster lifetime probation Nov. 30 by Oakland from Davis' attorney requesting the "Because of that (residency, ques city for one year and in Wayne County A RESOLUTION from the editor County Circuit Court Judge Robert commission to get an attorney gener tion), Dr. Ebmeyer may be disqualified for three years before being appointed. city council and Mayor Charles Templln after pleading no contest to a al's opinion on whether one of its mem and any decision reached by the com Dr. Ebmeyer was appointed Jan. 7, Pickering "imploring Wayne County Former firefighter James Davis is charge of cocaine possession. bers should be disqualified. mission may be rendered void," said 1981 to fill an unexpired term that ends Executive William Lucas to find a expected to appeal his controversial The felony charge carries a manda THE ATTORNEY, Frank Kokenakes Kokenakes In requesting the commis July 16, 1986. A dentist with an office way to maintain Wayne County firing by the Westland Civil Service tory sentence of 10 to 20 years or life with the firm of Nicholas Smith, said sion to. adjourn the case until the issue in Westland, Dr. Ebmeyer confirmed General Hospital" has been sent to Commission last Wednesday. time probation. '".'-. he had learned that Dr. Gerald E. Eb- was settled. _thai_arx)uLa_year ago-he-moved4rom— Lucas. Copies have also been sent to Davis, a firefighter with the city for . Before reaching its decision, the civil- -meyerr^mmissidrrpresldent, nolong- Public Act 78 of 1935 requires that Westland to Ypsilanti. David Plawecki, assistant to the more than five years, was sentenced to service commission heard a motion er lives in the city. ~ all commission members live in the* executive;, William G. Suzore, Please turn to Page 2 Wayne County Commission chairman;state Sen. William Faust, state Rep. Justine Barns, and Kay Beard, county commissioner forihe City shares Warren repaying cost 12 th District. what's inside Local drivers may have wider and smoother rides when they travel sec MICHAEL STARAN of tions of Warren Road later this year. Calendar ...... 6A Westland recently received The Westland City Council, following Obituaries ...... 6A certification after passing the some discussion, approved an agree Opinion...... 7B student manufacturing technologist ment between Westland and the Wayne Shopping cart. . . . . 1B County Road Commission for the resur examination at Lawrence Institute Sports . . . . . ; . . 1C of Technology. Staran Is a junior In facing and reconstruction of Warren Road between Middlebelt and Inkster. Suburban life . . . . 4.5B the mechanical engineering portion Police . . . . . 722-3600 of the program. The agreement was approve 4-1 with Counclhvoman Nancyv Neal voting Fire, rescue. . . 721-2000 against it. Council members Thomas City Hall . . . . 721-6000 Artley and Charles Griffin were absent. Circulation . . . 591-0500 i DONALD VINCENThas The Warren improvement will cost JWanl^da.. sgi-qqoo- become an assistant to. the ah<)uH2^Tnllli0nrhl>Wev^frWe^TalJa" Editorlaldept.. . . 591-2300 • executive director of tie Robot will share the cost with the neighboring (Institute of America. Vincent city of Garden City. Westland's cost '' formerly worked for 14 years for will be about $216,000. with Garden < the {Society of Manufacturing ~ .;•.. City paying $179,000. . - * Engineers, leading the society's The county has lowered the speed, --computer and automated systems limit on Warren to 35 miles per hour in "WOULD NOT CONSIDER ^association and the North American recognition of the road's poor condi Manufacturing Research Institution. tion. USING ANOTHER PAPER" "TheRobot Institute ls»'ah The Warren project will improve the G. Levlt has been so pleased with the response of the Observer & Ec dependent trade association that pothole-filled road and add a fifth lane centric Classified ads she placed, iaha to increase its emphasis on for left turns. that she submitted anolher "House dustry-related programs, Residents and merchants in the one- hold Goods" advertisement with us! mulating the marketplace and mile stretch of Warren have com proving the application of robot plained for a long time about the road's hnotogy. condition. Remember... Vincent is a certified association " Merchants have said it has hurt their [ecuUve, a ffiember of the""* business because many drivers avoid One call erlcan Society of Association using that stretch of Watten. ecutlves a^id the Council of Local money for the project will doos It all! ineering and Scientific Society BILL BflESLER/ataff photograph* come from the major road funds. utlves. A federal highway grant and the Before the year is over, motorists driving Warren with Garden City the cost of resurfacing the road e Westland resident received a county will pay the rest of the Warren 591-0900 elor of science degree In 1969 between Inkster and Mfddlebelt won't have to and adding a center turn lane. Construction Is ex- Improvements. Use your MasterCard or Visa frfc Ferris State College/ . dodge potholes as these drivers are doing. The pected to begin this summer. Construction is scheduled to start Westland City Council last week approved sharing sometime this summer. • » .»* -m* '..*• J . -M -:. • * -' ^P^P^^^^^BP ^T^W? T*»«w^r^ ^p^p^w ^"^^^" T &**' 2A(W) O&E Monday, February 28,19S3 Officials explain need for dual school ta% collection! By 8andra Armbruster Westland refuses to do so, the school cline In student numbers. minimizes the need for an Increase, ac the school board for its cost in collect trlct could have asked to collect all editor district may collect them or ask the "Four years ago when we talked cording to school officials. ing summer school taxes. school taxes during the summer, the county to do so. about the concept, we decided that Merner said the Livonia school board board "felt that was not prudent becu- About 15 residents In addition to The city of Livonia began dual school there was a right way to run the opera ONE WESTLAND resident asked if a "wouldn't let the city take the financial ase the first year would be difficult for J2 Livonia school and Westland city offi- tax collections last year. tion of the district and it wasn't by run collection fee would be assessed for the burden for what we do." people. •• clals showed up for a second hearing"on^ ning half a year without any money," extra work. Another man accused the city of *. ', a request for dual tax collections in the DURING THE recent hearing, board Merner said. "It's just a little disgusting. It's an "licking Its chops" over the prospect of THE LIVONIA school officials said '• I Westland portion of the Livonia school member James Merner explained that James Carli, Livonia assistant super other way to wheedle out a little more additional revenue from another tax that senior citizens would be able to ap district. collecting during the summer half the intendent for operations, said the city money and It's my prime objection," he collection fee. ply for a deferral of the summer tax of Westland was asked to collect the said. \ Westland City Council had requested taxes do would .lessen the need for the Another resident asked If the city collection. v the second hearing after hearing a re district to borrow money in the sum taxes because it already collects sum Westland City Councilman Kent Her One resident said she would like to' mer taxes for city services and could bert, who formerly was city finance di doesn't" collect the taxes whether the quest from the Livonia school district mer.. school board or county will do it. see tax collections split because "it's "^ asking the city to collect half of the Merner said that years ago the dis add another line on the bill with mini rector, said that he would assume the hard to get $1,300 to $1,400 together in ^- school taxes during the summer. trict received $16 million in state aid mal cost. collection fee would be split in half. Merner said that the board hadn't ad the middle of winter." - The city must decide Monday but now receives nothing because of an While the dual tax collections won't The city of Livonia, which didn't col dressed that possiblityjret. Carll said that if dual tax collections whether it will collect the taxes. If increase in property values and a de mean that taxes will drop, at least It lect any taxes in the summer, charged Carll said that, while the school dis- are Instituted In the Westland portions of the district, residents would be given advance notice and the board .would make it clear that it wasn't a council Livonia board benches change for athletes issue but a school board one. By Teri Banas try this for a year, and get some expe mester of gym class. The benefit to the quired to take three semesters of physi secondary curriculum director John staff writer rience," said trustee Ronald Withers, student, the committee said, .was that cal education and health. In both the McDonald in April 1982, and resurrect tflrstlanb who along with trustee Charles Akey he/she might substitute that "free" seventh and eight grade levels, one se ed last week, McDonald raised the ar The Livonia Board of Education has supported the plan."How do you an hour with another class, presumably an mester is required. gument that such a waiver could set a ©bseruer benched a plan to exempt high school swer a student who wants to take an academic one. School administrators objected to the considerable precedent. athletes from a term of physical educa other academic class and he or she • The committee recommended that proposal, saying skills acquired In one 'The precedent for such a waiver or Published every Monday and Thursday tion class. can't do it (because of a full course the gym waiver be limited to one per sport,could not equal the broad-range credit might have to be extended to by Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. ., The plan, proposed last school year;- load)/'> student. Approval would have to be skill gained In "a physical education other activities which are in the extra 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia. Ml 48150 was intended to recognize a student's granted by the high school principal. class. curricular portion of the school pro Address all mail (subscription, change The board's curriculum committee of address. Form 3569) to P O Box participation in high school sports and Currently, high school students are re In a position paper drafted by then gram," he noted. "Students participat allow the student to take arr academic recommended the propsosal but school 2428. Livonia; Ml 48151, Telephone administrators opposed it. i ing in debate, forensics, play produc 591-0500. course instead of compulsory physical tion, could justifiably seek permission education. Committee members said a student's for some waiver or credit for those ac Trustees voted 5-2 against the plan. "successful" completion of a sports Sale bolsters general fund tivities." He added that cheerleaders, HOME DELIVERY SERVICE "It would be my hope that we could season should be "equated" to one se pom pon participants, dance club mem Newsstand per copy. 25« An offer to buy a city- years, both under the contingencies that the of bers, skaters and synchronized Carrier monthly, $1.75 owned lot on the east side present offer, 1 suggest fer was void if the pur swimmers could "claim equal opportu Mall yearly, $35.00 of Wayne Road, just the council accept the of chaser didn't obtain a nity" as well.' *-r- • " ' south of Warren, has been fer as a fair offer," Matzo signed lease with A&P All advertising published in the West- Commission cites Ln addition, McDonald stressed that land Observer is subject to the conditi accepted by the city said. within 90 days of aecpe- the "emphasis on athletics and physical In August 1981, an ap tance. ons stated m the applicable rale card, council. education is different." copies of which are available irom the The 95-by-39tf-foot lot praiser estimated that Another offer was In support of the physical education advertising department. Westland Ob next to Malarkey's the property was worth made in July 1981, the of program, he stated: "Of the 14 differ server. 362^1 jSchoolcratt. Livonia. Ml grounds for firing Lounge is being sold to $71,000. fer being $50,000 on a ent sports which we currently offe?, 48151. (313) 591-2300. The Westland Kasapis Brothers Inc. for In April 1978, the city land contract with pay Observer reserves the right not to ac Continued from Page 1 __ only four have a strong cardiovascular the city could be reversed if Ebmeyer $74,000 on a three-year received an offer to buy ment of $10,000 and re emphasis. Our newly revised physical cept an advertiser's order. Observer & "I feel I am legitimately serving on was found to be an ineligible member land contract. The buyer from Daniel S. Klein for mainder to be paid within education program emphasizes the car Eccentric ad-takers have no authority the commission. I have been a member of the commission. Voting no on Davis' will pay $18,500 down, $60,000 cash. The offer a year at a 10-percent in to bind this newspaper, and only publi die-vascular developmeht more than cation of arr advertisement shall consti of the community for 15 years and firing was commission member Roy with payments made at was contingent on the terest rate. before. A student waiving such experi Morris. purchaser acquiring five tute final acceptance of the advertiser's have an office in the community," said 11 percent interest. The property is zoned ence would not have the chance to order Dr. Ebmeyer. "I fulfilled the require Money from the sale other parcels, plus other C-3 (commercial). share in that learning." ments at the time I was appointed." Steffen said that other decisions will go into the city's gen reached by the commission during the City attorney James Steffen said he eral fund. What the prop FEBRUARY SPECIAL 1 believes Dr. Ebmeyer* is legally a • last year would remain valid even If erty will be used for was UNFINISHED FURNITURE member of the commission because Dr. Ebmeyer was found ineligible to undetermined at this Public Act 78 addresses residency re serve. Steffen explained that court rul time. • HAIRCUT $700 EVERY ITEM 20% - 40% OFF ings have held such decisions to be val r quirements only at the time of the ap | With This Coupon - Expires 3-7-83 * IftdudM shampoo I World's largest selection of quality id. Robert N. 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Fox, D.D.S., P.C. 127153 W. 7 Mile >s=^ Sl$M A«A A,*A* T .• * Ht»U"S Oo<-n Mnnrtu S.iruxl^v '( A M ID I'M Gold l*nf CI*M Ring H**dqu*rUrs * 7720 Mlddfebelt * &840'HMMrty;«d. 2-4 WMk O^rvery - Full uifetlm« Warranty •"-•* Suna»i M *M f, PM PHONE 453-5807 or 5820 e e [Mo^s:LorwKsttVrJoV'; /MMXOMS -j"w.Ann Arbor Trail * \m# WlM OK CH*MI»4(.W J'ACKAGI UrJUOB OEAllR Westlancl ' 5 "™B ' VI '.¥' . /48-5500 • 697-4400 °*<-»Wp NSisas/ 421-9842 ...,\ '•V. v.. f Wi^v *m. - c-' --*ifc *X» w-* > Monday, February 28, 1983 O&E (W)3A Parents fear Wayne-Weatland Community Schools ENROLLMENT HISTORY Parents label closing busing, value 1969-1982 of property K -12* as unfair to north end 24,000 will decline 23,916 of W- W school district By Maurle Walker By Maude Walker is the area where enrollment is drop staff writer 23,000 staff writer ping/'' Fear of overcrowding, busing and de Faced with the possibility that • CSERESZNYE SAID the district re clining property values were some of McKee Elementary School will be alized that four months notice of clos the. major concerns of parents and k22.290 closed at the end of this school year, ing is not reasonable, but "unfortunate neighbors of Washington Elementary 22,000 some 100 concerned parents and neigh ly it's necessary due to developments in which faces possible closing, at the end bors flocked Into the school gym re Lansing." • ' of this school year. < cently for a public hearing on the issue. One parent complained vocally that The last of three public hearings held Although there was some tension in he didn't see how all the school's stu at schools under consideration for clos the audience, the meeting ran smoothly dents could "fit into Edison." ' ' ing saw more than 75 persons pour Into 21,000 with very few outbursts. ' "Besides, spreading kids out Is not the Washington gym recently. McKee is one of three^elementary saving money," he said. Washington, McKee • and Tinkham schools that are are'being considered Frank LaSota, Edison principal, said H for closing. The administration has pro Edison has 21 classrooms and four * schools have been recommended for \20.243 closing by a citizen's committee and Z posed that if McKee is closed, the stu portable buildings which are air condi the school administration. Declining UJ 20,000 dents be assigned to Edison Elementa tioned and have lavatories. enrollment was listed as the reason. ry- "Class size is limited to 28 students Students from Washington Elemen The plan to bus McKee students to by our contract with the teachers' un Edison appeared to be one of the prime ion. We have the room," he said. tary will, if the school is closed, be .19.179 bused to Schweitzer Elementary. § 19,000 concerns of parents. Another person wanted to know what This idea concerned several parents. A citizens' committee had recom would happen with the savings in clos "Why bus? Keep the kids at home in z mended the closing of Tinkham and ing the three schools. Washington schools at the close of the "Will our taxes decrease?" he asked. their own school," one parent said. UJ M 8.354 "Where does the cost of busing come 1983-84 school year. Due to the econo Baracy replied that he couldn't say frvm?" another asked. my, however, the administration rec taxes would be decreased. 18,000 ommended that those two schools as "If General Motors closes a plant, John Baracy, assistant superintend well as McKee be closed at the end of ent for business, replied, "The trans are car prices lowered?" he asked rhe- s portation department decides the bus this school year. 'torically; routes. They work the stops into the Another parent asked, "If enrollment present system." CONDUCTING the meeting was is dowD, where did all the kids go? To 17,000 McKee principal Waino Aukee along ' Some parents were concerned that, ^16.817 private schools, which we are prepared by Sending Washington students to with a two-member panel consisting of to do if this school closes." Schweitzer, the school would be over Dr. Georgina Cseresznye, executive as Another questioner asked if the dis sistant to the" superintendent who trict was "sacrificing general educa crowded. worked as a liaison with the building If the two schools are combined, 16,000 tion for adult education." utilization committee, and John Bara Baracy said that adult education was there will be more than 600 students in cy, assistant superintendent for busi Schweitzer. actually helping"to support general ed ness. ucation. IT WAS EXPLAINED by Dr. Geor- The audience was requested to sub Could the McKee and other school glna Cseresznye, executive assistant to mit their questions to the panel in writ property be sold for home construc the superintendent, that there are 22 SCHOOL YEARS '69 70 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 79 '80 '81 '82 ten form. The majority of questions tion? Baracy said that this is a bad rooms at the school, believed adequate were handled that way; however, there time for the housing market. to handl§ the students. were several persons who asked to be One woman protested, "We voted for "What do you do if in the future 100 'Includes Special Education heard from the floor. millage, then you take our school more kids than can be accommodated Cseresznye told the audience that the away." move into Schweitzer?" a parent asked. citizens' committee began its study in "Our kids are here, our taxes are "I would be greatly surprised if this December 1980, taking 15 months to here, our school should be here," one . happened," Cseresznye said. "Once the A man said, "We don't need a board- said values wouldn't decline. the students - or be used in other complete a report. man said. economy improves, we expect more ed-up building in our neighborhood, A woman wanted to know why Wash schools," he said. "The report was presented to the And another parent protested, "Our people will be moving to other areas leave our school alone." This drew ap ington was chosen for possible closing. "The teacher positions are based on school board on Feb. 6. junior high has been closed, now our and we will be losing students." plause from the audience. "Declining enrollment," was the an seniority," Cseresznye said. "Following three public hearings at kids are to be bused The north By 8andra Armbruster those-west of Venoy would attend Ham "HAS THE BOARD checked out A Tinkham teacher later suggested editor' ilton. other ways to save money?" was a that the district look into using a por question repeatedly asked during the tion of the building as a day-care cen-. A group of about 75 parents of Tink A building utilization committee also evening. ter, giving young children a chance to ham students called on the board to has recommended the closing of Wash become familiar with the school they ington School. In addition, the Wayne- Georgina Cseresznye, executive as find ways to keep the school open. sistant to the superintendent who would one day attend and providing an The parents had turned out for a re Westland administration proposed clos alternative to children going home ing McKee Elementary and moving all worked as a liason with the building cent public hearing on a proposal to utilization committee, said that the dis alone when both parents work. close Tinkham, returning students three closings up from the original Cseresnye explained that while the spring of 1984 date to the fall of 1983. trict has checked out trying to rent a from the P.D. Graham attendance area Wing Of the SChOOl h»t hfla had nn district would try to_sell the Ikvear-* -td-that-school. Other students east of get-deficits~and declining enroll- takers, adding that the schools, were old school, the property is currently Venoy would attend Kettering and ment are prompting the closings. looked at in clusters by the committee. zoned as public land and would have to be rezoned. s*~ Alternative programs placed in NUMBER OF LIVE BIRTHS TO MICHIGAN RESIDENTS closed buildings would have to be self- supporting, Cseresznye added. To audience.questions about busing 1940 to 1982 students and lack of sidewalks in cer 1 J tain areas,, Cseresznye said that ad- v«/ & 210,000 _minisiratQrs_Kere_checking-into those - MJ£^aljffe i <•?:> -208T488 ; —— problems. Administrators also are checking, at the board's request, into what the cost is to maintain a building - 200,000 until It is sold. They are seeking appra isals on the three schools. MANY RESIDENTS asked ques 7 190,000 tions about the district's financial sta tus. \j « John Baracy, assistant superintend ent for business, said that there is a debt of $910,000 on the building that 180,000 must be paid off if tfie school is sold. n He added that the board would decidev where any remaining funds would go. 170,000 Administrators were asked "how they could possibly negotiate a teacher wage increase (six percent).when the school system is in financial trouble." 160,000 Baracy said that's why concessions were made by the teachers last fall. Cseresnye said that the closings Your of&Fixti 150,000 could have been "forestalled if the economy wasn't so bad, ~buf there" 145,162 would stilt be closings." She added that 1.40,579 the district has lost 3,000 students since , 140,000 the last round of closings in 1978. Parents/ were assured that Junior high attendance boundaries wouldn't 4¾^ 2f%jifr change, that materials would follow 130,000 the students and that both Kettering and Hamilton offer programs for aca demically gifted and talented students. fr9jy>|>idential ' 120,000 Asked why only schools in Westland prices . were closed, the administrators said that schools In the Wayne portion of the district were on a list for further study. 110,000. One fifth-grade student from Tink ham pleaded with school officials to LIGHTING "please think twice about closing our CENTERS 100,000 school." 99,106 One resident questioned, "Why is the 15378 Middlebelt r, 2 90,000 board asking our kids to move from a N. of 5 Mile - Livonia I nice, new building when the adminis v tration did Just the opposite?" Mon. - Thurs. 9-6 Fri. til 9 pm '40 *45 '50 '55 '60 '65 70 75 '80 81 The audience was told that the new Sat. 9-5 Sun. 12-5 administration building was built with YEARS . federal dollars-and costs less to main *"V'H tain than the old one did. i —^ ^•w 4C(B,Wb)(W.Q-4A) O&E Monday. February 28, 1983 Youiise a want ad? OF COURSE! It's easy! If you have an item like this . . . L Write an ad like this. . . And get results like this! Underwood portable typewriter. Pica "Sold the typewriter the second day type. Carrying case. Sturdy. Wide my ad appeared! Could have sold half carriage, full keyboard. Perfect for a dozen if we'd had them." students. $75. Call 000-0000 after 5. Minolta SRT 101, single lens reflex camera. Precision F/1.2 lens. Self- "Received several calls on my Minolta. timer, built-in light meter. Case plus Sold it on the first call^ *"* four filters. $200. Call 000-0000. — Wilson clubs, matched set, four woods, eight irons. Lightweight steel shafts-. "Two people are happier today . . . Like-new condition. $160 for clubs the young man who bought my golf and bag. 000-0000. clubs. . . and me. . . I'm $160 richer." Rockwell 1-VA" power saw. Heavy duty. Cuts to 2-3/8 at 90°, 1-7/8 "Never knew so many people were in at 45°. Excellent condition. Only the market for saws, Selling mine was $40. Call 000-0000. easy.' Suzuki X-6 Hustler with 6 speeds. Bright red. 250 CC dual stroke engine. ' A real goer in like-new-condition. - -^Your-Want^Ads-^are^^reat goWTSa Only $200. Call 000-0000. \ They sold my Suzuki." If your family is like most families, you have valuable advertise them just because you've never used a Want Ad. * * items stashed in your home or your garage which you One of our friendly, helpful Ad-Visors will answer your * t will never use again. This is an excellent time to exchange telephone^aH and-will assist^ou in the wording of your I ad for maximum response. How about it . . . shouldn't t those items for cash the easy, low-cost way . . . with a I you call us today'to put your advertising message in print? Want Ad! Whatever the item (or items), don't hesitate to i t i i > t! » ^mm&Xttmtxit i Wayne County 591*0900 To place and ad, call before 4 p.m. Tuesday Oakland County for Thursday's paper and 4 p;m. Friday for 644-1070 Monday'spapei*, *• Rochester/ Avon classified 852-3222 acls j •MMMMMMM t Monday, February 28,19S3 O&E '(W.Q)5A ):*••::;>• Rep. Ford urges U.S. aid &H Summer program funds ready Local organizations. Interested In with other projects to help youngsters < i sponsoring activities for young people develop career awareness and social nixi summer have until March 15 to responsibility. > apply for summer program money 1 UdS Is, encouraging/block dubs, for graduate students through United Community Services of' church groups, parent associations and mm Metropolitan Detroit (UCS). service clubs throughout the tri-county Annually, for the past 18 years, the area to submit applications to obtain "Financial assistance to graduate » Fewer of the best students are met the needs and challenges of gradu UCSioperated '.summer program has for summer program money. and professional students can be the choosing graduate study in the arts and ate student aid "not only with Indiffer received a grant from United Founda Applications will be reviewed by vol m unteers to see if they meei eligibility next frontier In federal policy for post- humanities, threatening to erode the ence and insensltivity, but also with tion to help community-based organ secondary education," U.S. Rep. Wil uality of scholarship and teaching in proposals to further reduce and re isations provide constructive programs and program criteria, a spokesman liam D. Ford(D-faylor) said at the na aiese fields as well as denying educa trench the already meager levels of fi for youth 6-18. said. tional forum on financing graduate and tion opportunities to those with the tal nancial assistance for graduate and Singers to Applications are available at the professional education in Arlington, ent to pursue these disciplines. professional students." Ford proposed Past activities have included field UCS headquarters, 51 W. Warren, room Va. • In engineering, there is a severe a program that would be a "strong be trips, arts and crafts, tutoring along 414, Detroit 48201. shortage of doctoral-level engineers ginning In meeting our national need perform S His district includes Garden City, leading to large numbers of unfilled for adequate graduate student finan Westland, Canton and half of Livonia. faculty positions, particularly In fields cial assistance." Wally Wolosiewicz of Garden City will sing with the Wayne Over-40 league seeks players Ford, ranking member of the House such as computer engineering. He proposed: Chapter of the Society for the Subcommittee on Post-secondary Edu • We are losing ground In opening • Directing the secretary of educa cation and a member of the National graduate educational opportunities to tion to set higher guaranteed student Preservation and Encourage* The Garden City Parks and Recre and ask for Tim Whitson. Deadline for Commission on Student Financial As poor, and minority students. We are in loan annual limits for graduate stu ment of Barbershop Quartet ation Department is looking for teams league entry is Friday, March 11. sistance, Issued "a call to action by danger of making graduate education, dents in "exceptionally expensive" pro Singing in America Inc. that and players interested in playing in a Players who play in the 6ver-35 (hose in the higher education communi particularly In the professions, once grams. will present its annual show men's over-40 Softball league. Men's Slow Pitch League also will be ty and the nation who are concerned again the preserve of the rich and priv • Repealing the 5-percent origina Friday and Saturday nights in eligible to participate in the over-40 di about graduate education. League play will be on Friday nights ileged. tion fee in the guaranteed student loan Mercy High School's auditori starting April 29. Each team will play vision. The over-35 division is also looking for teams and players. "We do not need to wait years until a • The inadequacy of federal finan program. um, Eleven Mile and Middle- 12-14 games. Entry fee is I220-J240 cial assistance is highlighted by the • Continuing capital contributions belt, Farmington Hills. The per team for the season. League play is on Friday evenings grand new legislative mechanism is in beginning April 29. place. dramatic decline in federal fellowship for the national direct student loan pro show, entitled "Come to the gram at the currenj level, $179 million. All players must have reached 40 Each team will play 12-14 games. awards for graduate study in the last Mardi Gras," will include six- years of age on or before Jane 17,1983, "The tools are at hand and with your decade and the Increasing reliance on • Increasing appropriations for the time district champion Wond Entry fee will be $220-1240 per team commitment and your efforts, we can college Work study program by 1150 and be residents oHhe city. for the season. loans. We have replaced what was once erland Chorus. Others to per For more information, call the parks get on with the job now." _ a balanced system loans and fellowship million^ For more information" contact the He cited several problems in gradu • Spending $60 million for the new form will be "Vaudeville," an and recreation department at 261-3491 recreation department, x support for graduate education with a international quartet medal ate education related to what he be virtual dependence on loans alone. campus-based fellowhlp program for lieves Is inadequate financial assist graduate and profession students. ists from Alexandria, Va., and ance for graduate and professional stu FORD, CITING the adminlstraUon's • Spending enough to provide the the Four Henchmen from Chi dents: budget proposals for fiscal year 1983 maximum 450 fellowships of the new cago. Tickets may be obtained The congressman said: and 1984, said this administration has national graduate fellows program. by calling 427-5527. \ TO KEEP brass from tarnishing in damp * * * • /.-.•.> •;•/.• '-•'•\'::A\':: weather, rub olive oil on the piece with a .•;*\v>;^»i^i>k-:r;^•o > 5½ •'*&}. .i:t&*i X,*-'».'-''; •*''.'. i ,'• * soft cloth. To sell idle items fast...try a low- ,f^t^ &y*& cost Observer & Eccentric Ad. CITY OF GARDEN CITY NOTICE IS HEREBY CIIVEN lo all property owner* In "the City ot Garden City that the Board of Review will meet In session OO tie following days and limes lohear appeals on the 1981 assessment rolls: Tuesday. March 8. 1983 9:00 am. - i.oo pm Wednesday.March9, 1983 9:00am• S00 pm Don't just sit back, Thursday. March 10.118)9 00 am -S-OOpJYV , The 1981 assessment roll will be open for public Inspection from Pebruary 28 through March A In the Assessing Office, from 8 SO a m. - 500 pm J-'T-'fS*. RONALD D. SHOW ALTER :m tune in. *?. City Clerk-Treasurer Publish February 14 aod 18.1983 «&:" Tune in to a job that will help you learn to organ! your time, budget your ©*: NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING earnings and teach you to 0 City of Garden City NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing wiil be held by the Mayor aid City Council o! the Clly of •V", ^ handle a business o£ your CardeoCHy at lie Civic Dealer, ¢000 Middlebelt Road, Carden Clly, Michigan on Mooday, March Jl, I98J, at 7:15 PM for discussion of the followlng- • an Ordinance of ooo union salary. own. RONALD D. SHOWALTER. .""•i City Clerk-Treasurer If you're between the ages Publish. February 78, 1985 of 11 and 14 you can become an Observer & NOTICE OF HEARING Eccentric carrier in your PLANNING COMMISSION CITY OF GARDEN CITY area. You'll meet people NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Public Hearing will be held by the Planning Commission oo Thursday Much tw.-' and become a respected 10.1951. in the Civic Center. SOO0 Middlebelt Road. Garden Cily/Michlgan. for the consideration of the following items 7:30 P-M. March 10.1983 business person. Item 7-8J-O0J To allow petitioner of Tony's Farm Market. 37419 Warren to show just cause why the Site Plan Approval should not be revoked. Call to find out all about it. 7:«SP-M. March 10.1981 *.#r "at. Item 8-87-00] to allow petitioner Bill Hartsock of By-Rite Oil Co., J2911 Cherry Hill to show just cause why the :v* Planning Comrnlssioo should not Invalidate said petition. RONALD D SHOWALTER. City Clerk-Treasurer Publish'FeSma'ry f» l«>t So*****,, UIATION CITY OF GARDEN CITY REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING * <« February 7,1983 591-0500 644-1100 in Birmingham 651-7575 f>UBUC HEARING at 7:15 PAL In Livonia Present were Mayor FordelL Councilmernber* Markowict, Kitiman, McNuIty aod Haydon. Absent were Coun- ?iv: in Rochester cilmembers McDooell and Salvatore- \ - on Ordinance for Recodification of Ordinances. : REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING at 7:» PJH. Present were Mayor Fordell. Councllmembers Markowict, Kitiman, McNulty, Haydon, McDooell and Salva tore. Absent Done. Alto present were City Manager Caldwell. City Attorney Mack and Deputy Treasurer Noel Moved by Kitiman; supported by McNulty: RESOLVED: To approve the Minutes of the Regular Council Meeting of January 17,1983. as corrected. Special Council Meeting of January 15.1983 and February t, 1983. as presented. YEAS: Unanimous Moved by.McDooell; supported by Kitiman; RESOLVED: Toepprove the Accounts Payable, u listed m Movedby Salvatore; supported by Markowjcr RESOLVED:. To.ameod the Accounts. Payable preyioo^ motion tpT ' delete'TtenTVfo. SHI lo "Harry CoooefTJTthe amounYlS*i'l.7jS'uO. YEAS; Coonctlmembers Martowica and" Salvatore- NAYS; Mayor Fordell. Councilmembers KiUman, McNulty, Haydon and McDooell. YEAS: Mayor Fordell, Couodlroembert Kitiman, McNulty, Haydoo and McDooelL NAYS: Councllmembers Mar- .<.'" kowici and Salvatore RW., Moved by Haydoo, supported by Kitiman: RESOLVED: To remove Item No. 17.-82-4» from the table- YEAS: «?« Unanimous Moved by Haydon; supported by Markowict RESOLVED That pursuant to Article IV, Section 4.01 of (he City M ! Charter that the City enter Into an agreement with the I A.F.F. to change Job titles and authorize the Mayor and CityClerk to sign said agreement- YEAS: Unanimous •••K Moved by KiUman; supported by Markowict RESOLVED: a. To recognise Police Department Personnel with r^?i mm i^^M^iitt •i^^ 6A(W,G) O&E Monday. February 28,1983 CPR classes held at Wayne General Hospital BLOOD DRIVE Society for the Blind will speak. The ment. Call 421-0610 for an appointment Care Center are available for children • Mfcnday, Feb. 29 — Good Hope Lu senior citizens division of the Garden and further information. 2-5. Full- or part-time programs are of theran Church will hold a blood drive 2- City Parks and Recreation Is sponsor fered to stilt your schedule. Call 427- 8 pm. The church is at 28660 Cherry ing this event. For reservations, call community calendar • WINTER PROGRAMS 4180 for more Information. The center Hill In Garden City. 421-0812. Winter programs at Good Hope Child Is at 28680 Cherry. Hill, Garden City. N Non-profit groups should mail items for the calendar to the Ob • SUPPORT GROUP • SUMMER FESTIVAL * server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, time and Monday, Feb. 28 - The Parents of Wednesday, March 2 — A general place of the event should be included, along with the name and Murdered Children will meet at 6:30 membership meeting for the Westland Change of habit ist p.m. in Room US A of Henry Ford Cen City Summer Festival Committee will phone number of someone who can be reached during business tennial Library, 16301 Michigan, Dear begin .at 7 p.m. In the City Hall Council hours to clarify information. born. Chaplin and consultant Terry conference room. Everyone is wel Purvis-Smith from Children's Hospital come. Call 721-6000, Ext. 217. to Smoke NoMore plan will speak on "Death and Dying." For • SNOW SCULPTURE 14 for adults and $2.50 for children. more Information, call 425-5703. Call 421-8418 for the times. When Phyllis Zieve Friedman leads substitute for cigarettes," he said. Saturday, March 5 — Westland a session/of Smoke NoMore, she gets Parks and Recreation will host a snow FRIEDMAN holds a degree In • GARDEN CLUB • FINE ARTS results. Wednesday, March 2 — The Garden sculpture contest. You must register by • NURSERY "Another dozen or so people quit the speech and sociology from the Univer Tuesday, March 1 — The Federated March 2. The theme Is "Cartoon Com sity of Michigan. She turned to teaching Garden Club of Garden City will meet City Fine Arts Association will meet at St. David's Nursery School, 27500 last time around. That makes a pretty 7 p.m. in the Maplewood Community ic." Coloring Is permitted. You must Marquette, has openings in its 3- and 4- hefty number since I started this," she smoking cessation as a group facilita at 7 p.m. in the Log Cabin, at the Gar sculpt, a materplece In your front yard. tor for American Cancer Society and den City Park. This meeting will par Center In Garden City. There is a $1 fee year-old classes. For further informa said. She devised the classes, which are for a guest. For more information, call A department representative will visit tion, contactGreta Kennen at 422-3187. centered around changing a person's American Health Foundation. ticipate in a flowerarrangemen t work your home to Judge your creation. Call, shop. Joanne Blacker at 427-1976. attitude towards cigarettes and behav- , "I took everything I knew about the the Melvin G. Bailey Recreation Center • BINGO ior related to cigarettes. The classes subject and put together Smoke No- at 722-7620 for more Information. VFW Post 7575 of Garden City will More accenting positive attitudes, • MUSIC BOOSTERS • LAMAZE meet at Oakland Community College's Tuesday, March 1 — Franklin High host bingo every Wednesday night at Orchard Ridge Campus. teaching that there is more to be Wednesday, March 2 — The Plym • LIONS CLUB the American Legion Post on Middle- gained from not smoking," she said. School Music Boosters will hold their outh Childbirth Education Assoication "The core of the program is change," Sunday, March 6 — The Garden City belt Just south of Ford Road at 6:45 Friedman said. "We trade in old habits "Each person can pick his own ra annual Pot Luck dinner and meeting is offering^ Prenatal Exercise Class at Lions Club has bingo Sundays in the p.m. Proceeds for are to bemused for the starting at 6:30 p.m. in the cafeteria of Newburgh Methodist Church on Ann for new ones and offer a raft of tools tionale. By the end of the program American Legion Hall on Middlebelt, many activities and events that the for coping." many tell how distasteful cigarettes Franklin High School. For more Infor Arbor Trail in Livonia. Classes are for south of Ford. Doors open at 5:30. p.m. post participates in. mation, call 525-4633. six weeks. For more information and to One such tool is called "Sign-Off-the- have become to them, and the majority The club meets the first and third Tues Scene." point out the improvements they have register, caU 459-7477! day of each month at 7:30 p.m. In the • WOMEN SUPPORT GROUP • WEIGHT CONTROLLERS As Friedman explained, "A habit of found In their new smokeless seats in Silver'Bar Restaurant on Middlebelt, lighting up every time you finish dinner life," she said. Tuesday, March I — Women's Sup north of Ford. Weight Controllers, sponsored by the port Group meets 1-4 p.m. every Tues • LEUKEMIA BENEFIT Garden City Parks and Recreation De would be one scene that you would "I'm happy to be able to recommend learn to very quickly leave instead of day afternoon in Room 109, St. John Thursday, March 3 — A Benefit • BINGO partment, meets at 7 p.m. Tuesdays in the course because I feel a heck of a lot Episcopal Church, 555 S. Wayne Road. game with the Detroit Pistons vs. the the Log Cabin, Cherry Hill east of Mer lingering there where the cigarette better now," said George Czarnik, ac Milwaukee Bucks, (March 18) will Monday, March 7 — The Paralyzed urge lingers." counting manager for Americoffee The group will discuss problems that Veterans of Michigan, based In Garden riman. Anyone may attend. Price Is 25 affect women. The group does not offer donate $3 for every ticket sold to Chil cents per meeting. For more informa Robert Donovan learned to sign-off- Corp., who attended Smoke NoMore dren's Hospital for childhood cancer City, hold a bingo fund-raiser at 6:30 his-bedroom scene first thing in the sessions last fall. therapy. For more information, call p.m. every Monday in the Knights of tion, call 421-4545. the YMCA at 721-7044. research. Tickets can be bought for $8 morning. The Farmington Hills resident said by contacting Leukemia 'Research, Columbus Hall, Ford east of Merriman. "Reaching for the cigarette the min he had tried quitting before but felt Life, Inc., a licensed non-profit group Proceeds are used to support programs • INCOME TAX ute I got up was a tough one to change that the course was "the perfect crutch • MOVIE HOUR for the handicapped. Tuesday, March 1 — The Garden affiliated with Children's Hospital, at Dally — Free income tax service for in the beginning," said Donovan, who is for me because my desire was at the City Library will host an after-school 421-7402. senior citizens from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. director of Jeep and Eagle Marketing perfect pitch. The two went hand in every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and for American Motors in West Bloom- movie hour starting at 4 p.m. in the li • BINGO hand. brary activity room. The program is • EPILEPSY SUPPORT Friday at WhitUer Community Center, field. "But I bypass that with a cold "Wanting to quit was the key for me, Wednesday, March 9 — The Wayne- 28550 Ann Arbor Trail. morning shower, and it works for me." free and runs one hour. "Amazing Cos Thursday, March 3 — Epilepsy Sup Westland Community. Schools Senior so it wasn't hard. You really need the mic Awareness of Duffy Moon" and port Program, a self-help group, will Adult Club will host a bingo to the pub Donovan described himself as a conviction of wanting to quit. Then the "Rlkki-Tikkl-Tavi" will be shown. meet at 7:30 p.m. In All Saints Luther lic at 2 p.m. in the Dyer Community • INCOME TAX chain smoker who found all of his in little things she suggests for replacing an Church, 8850 Newburgh at Joy, Center. structor's thoughts on behavior change the cigarettes — like the little ball I Daily .^-Free Income tax help will helpful, including one "that kept a cof Livonia. Meetings usually are held on be available to retirees through the aid used to carry around, to squeeze in my • CPR LESSONS the first and third Thursdays of the • FISH FRY fee stirrer in my mouth through meet hand — well, it makes a pattern, and it program of the American Association ings and cocktail parties for weeks as a Tuesday, March 1 — Cardiopulmo month. Eor more information, call A fish fry will be- held Fridays all falls into place," he said. Joanne Meister at 522-1940. of Retired Persons at Garden City in nary resuscitation (CPR) will be taught through Lent in the Oddfellow Hall, Maplewood Community Center, 31735 free at 7 p.m}in Wayne County General Glen wood at Venoy Road. Charges are Maplewood. You must have an appoint- Hospital. Call Paula Willis at 274-3000, • ROCK CLUB Ext. 6111, for more information and to Friday, March 4 — The Rock Ex register, i change Club will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Henry Ruff School's library. For more ART CLASSES • CPR LE&SONS information, call 427-6790. Wednesday, March 2 — Cardiopul- _monary rixm.i/'ltaHftn (CPR) will h<> IRISH FAIR taught free at 7 p.m. in Wayne County Saturday, March 5 — Brother Rice General Hospital. Call Paula Willis at High School, 7101 Lahser, Birmingham The Art Alcove is now offering a series of fine 274-300JO, Ext. 8111, for more Informa is hdsHhg an Irish fair, the sixth annual art classes starting the week of March 21st, tion and to register. Irish Nite Auction, at 6:20 p.m. Call taught by the area's finest professionals. 851-1066 for more information. Registration is now being taken, • TALK ON BLINDNESS Software Made Simple \ldrens Wednesday, March 2 -^.Information • BASEBALL SIGN-UJf* on Blindness and Visual difficulties will, •"Saturday, March 5 — Baseball sign For All Your Computer Needs up wm be from 9 a.m. to noon by, the s be presented at 12:30 p.m. in Maple- crirrn 'f22S • WORD PROCESSING Garden City Youth Athletic Association. wood (immunity Centeri irj> Garden Mf«.U • •MAGAZINES »SPREAD SHEETS in the Maplewood Community center. •*' ClASSE City. George Bingham % the' -Detroit, SlatlOn * S •ENTERTAINMENT 477-4775 1»»,^ ' ";'PERIPHERALS •HOME/HOBBY r • -:—- Wlth any Software purchase, presentihls THE ART ALCOVE ad and receive a FREE blank dlsk(SSSD) 33305 GRAND RIVER " AIM HIGH V 24484 W, Ten M|!e Rd Soy infield, Ml 48034 (313)358-5820 (*/» block FARMINGTON, MICHIGAN 45024 WeV» assembling th» W. 0) Telegraph) Moo thru Fti. 11 am -7 p m. 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Longths Up To 427-0040 • 525-9220 459-7141 150 n. long -} , . - --..-. - CA8UrUC0rmMrWYAWPATr0rTWISHlrWS DONALD E. McNABB CO. $3021 Grand Blvar, Fvmlnoton {i bike *Mt of Farrn'lngfon Road) .47«-*550 Mond«y, Thursday, Friday 10-» • Daily 10-5 22150 W. 6 Mile Rd. (W. of Lahser) 357-2626 Ataatar Charge and Viae eccapted or u«e our flflinca program Vs. Hour>: Mon.-Thura, ¢-5, Frl. 9-9, Sat. 0-1 NOTEWORTHY PIANOS SINCE 1948 >wm mr t MI.M 'y >i »ii^ypiw vpvnni PI •Ml Racquetball, tennis, jogging, walking, biking, what ever the sports choice.'.. Americans are exercise-con scious. Whether the goal is to establish a.life-long fitness plan, lose a few extra pounds or to compete just for pure pleasure, interest in sports sparks a keen interest in nutrition. If you're searching for the .special diet or "magic" food that will, prepare your body for a winning per formance, be cautious! All you need is a balanced diet pattern including a wide~variety of foods that follows the U.S. Dietary Guidelines. It is recommended that a major source of food intake should^ come from carbo- .hydrate-rich foods. They're the most efficient and readily available sources of energy. Not "simple" carbo hydrates ' such as those found in sugar, (which\offer minimum nutrition for maximum calories), but "com plex" carbohydrates. They supply energy one? nutrition: As the .body brealcs complex carbohydrates down into their simpler forms, it sends them directly to the muscles- and the brain. Enriched pasta and apricots, whether fresh, canned, dried or nectar, give ypu. the complex carbohydrates you need. ' - In addition to the carbohydrates, enriched pasta made from durum and/or other high quality/hard wheat, provides B-vitamins thiamine, riboflavin and niacin; iron and protein. It is classified as a low fat, low •sodium food. Counting calories? There are only 210-220 calories in an average entre£ serving. California apricots belong on the Sports enthusiast's table. As well as a carbohydrate source, they're rich in vitamin A, essential for healthy skin, hair and eyes. Apricots contain more vitamin A than any other tree fruit. They provide vitamin C, iron and potassium, Dried apricots are especially high in potassium, an im portant mineral for the. athlete because it guards against muscle fatigue. Eight dried apricot halves contain the same amount of potassium as a banana -- a popular fruit eaten by marathon runners. Sports Apricot-Noodle Pudding is a perfect high- energy combination. Fine egg noodles, canned Califor nia apricots, raisins and chopped apple are tossed into a light custard sauce. The sauce is made from eggs and sldm milk, adding protein, calcium and vitamins A and D to the nutrients in the pasta and apricots. And there's. no sugar. The pnddfngV WW^PCC ic prnm'rM fy th»- nourishing fruits. Serve as a dessert, an after-exercise snack or a luncheon or supper meal in itself. t And complement your meal with a mug of hot tea — it's the preferred beverage for topping off an athlete's meal. An excess of beverages with.a high-su^ar content can dull your appetite, causing, you:td cut/down on other .essentia] foods. Tea; hot or? cold,, has; practlcaUyV -K^^-'J- 'no calories, is easy to digest and serves as a mildf stim ulant which helps to increase exercise time and delay exhaustion. Try some variations in your tea—our health ful varieties — Apricot Spice for added vitamins A and G and potassium; Minty Milk for protein, vitamins A and D plus calcium; Orange Spice for vitamins A and C with potassium; and .Hawaiian Pineapple for calcium, jhosphorus and potassium. Fluids in your diet cannot >e stressed enough. You should consume plenty of iquids before,, during and after exercise to replenish water loss. They prevent dehydration that could lead to heat exhaustion*-?——^^Is - Try our other; high-energy^ recipes too. Spaghetti &••- ••with St^Fried Vegetables, a '.very, simple-to-prepare entreeV is sure to add pep to your step. Stir-frying vege-1 tables and pasta means valuable nutrient retention and . color. Apricot Health Bars are packed with good-for-you foods too — dried California flprfrnK, whato-wrnvir nnd ground bat flour. As you hit the road, trail or court, make pasta, Cal ifornia apricots and tea a part of the game plan. These valuable sports foods are winners! wmmimHooiniPUDDIM smmn APRICOT HEALTH BARS rl Wakes 12 servings/' wimsnu-FRimmmBm (Makes about 3 dozen bars) x 1 quart skim milk 1 tablespoon salt • / ; (Makes 4 servings) • i package (6 ounces) dried 1-1/2 cups whole wheat four 6 eggs :;•"•• :"".-.;/// ; 3 quarts boiling water California apricots, diced 3/4 cup firmly packed brown sugar ,. ;i teaspoon ground nutmeg ' 2 cans (17 ounces each) > 8 ounces spaghetti 1/4 pound mush'fooms> 1/2 cup water • ' 3/4 cup vegetable shortening r 1 teaspoon almond extract^ - California apricot halves, 1 tablespoojn salt thinly sliced 1/4 cup honey 1/2 teaspoon salt : :r' ;l teaspoon vanilla extract drained and sliced] 3 quarts hotting water 1 tablespoon cornstarch 1 teaspoon almond extract 1/2 teaspoon baking soda 1)2 cup misins] / •.- / /2 redDeliclousapples, 2\tabtespo6h§ vegetable oil 1 tablespoon soy sauce 1/2 cup sliced almonds 1 carton (8 ounces) vanilla X 8 ounces fine egg noodles cored and cubed 1 cupdiagonaUy sliced 1/8 teaspoon crushed red 1 cup old-fashioned bats yogurt "/// (abouticups) ; :. • carrb^yS:- ?- pepper (uncooked) -/'"-.." 2 loons old-fashioned oats . 1\tjfUg4iMf*i^nidh)-diced'^' 1 cupxmter l\n double bbiler top,7oyer simmering water, scald milk until,] 2, 'dips broccoli flowerets In saucepan, heat apricots, water and honey to boiling. Cover and Rubbles appearv around edge./hi'medium bowl,*•heat eggs / simmer about 15 minutes or until very tender. Stir in extract and ^aiid nutmeg with ^re whisk;u^tilni|xed. Slowly beat in hot/ Gradually, add spaghetti and salt to'rapidly boiling water almonds; cool to room temperature. In food processor, process 1 cup ;'milki;Return to double bbilerrC^ppk- oyer sifnmerine water,/ /jso that water continues to boil. Cook uncovered, stirring bats until ground into a fine powder. Add whole wheat flour, brown •: stkrjng constantly, until,.mixture^^ ;cpats/a spoon, about 15 occasionfi^y, until tender. Drain in colander. - .•_.' sugar, shortening, salt, baking soda and yogurt; process just until minutes. Rembye^ and vanilla^ ex well mixed. (Without a,processor, grind oats in blender and use an tracts, a^ While spaghetti is cooking, in a large skillet, heatf oil. A4d electrio mixer to combine ingredients.) Coat a 13x 9-inch pan with ^GraduallyVdd noodles "and* salt to. rapidly'[boiling water; so carrots and onion; stu* fry abbut 5 minutes> Add broccoli vegetable ^cooking, spray according to directions. Spread half of i^tXyai^cjoiLtinues to and-mushropn^;^tir-fry Jbminute/CoyeraTid cook 2 mhf-~ batter in pah. Spread with apricot filling. Drop remaining batter on sionally:" until tender. Drain to cplandefj cool slightly. Reserve. utes.In cup cpmbihe cornstarch, soy sauce, pepper and top and carefully spread evenly to cover filling. Sprinkle top with 1/2 cup apricots: arid; 1/2 cup nbo'dles: for garnish; if desired. water. Sift into >tuvfried vegetables. : (^. - - - • pRFEcwrm • ^ '.r -- APRICOT SPICE \ Add a 2-lrich piece of cinnamon stick with loose tea or teabags. When tea has V-, brewed, remove cinnamon. Stir in 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves and 1 cup apricot nectar. Gar-, (Makes 1 quart — 6 servings) ? ' nish with a long qinnarnon stick and lemon slice. ; ''' t Rinse out a teapot with hPt water and let stand a few moments to heat the pot. - . , MINTY MILK: Bruise 2 tablespoons chopped fresh mint with 4 teaspoons sugar. Add with tea. When , Bring freshly drawn cold water to a full rolling boil in a kettle. tea nas brewed, stfain.r Stir in 1 cup milk. A few drops of mint extract may be used if fresh mint , '/ . is not available. > ^ ' - . Place 8 teabags of 6 teaspoons of loose tea into the warned pot. ' ^ i i - > * P6ur 1 quart (4 measuring cups) boiling water over the tea, > ' ' * -\ ORANGE SPICE: After-tea has brewed, stirJn \ teaspoon ground allspice and 1 cup orange juice. • Cover the pot and let stand from 3 to 5 minutes.' \\ '''*.'. Serve plain or wi^i milk (not cream) or Wadded nutrition and chahge-of- HAWAIIAN PINEAPPLE: After tea has brewed, add 1 cup pineapple juice. Garnish with a spew pace flavor with spme bf.the following additions: j ,-, of fresh Pr canned pineapple. • ' \ r / . > l » » l > r r'.in |' -M- i M iii i it) i ,) in 11 f ifn 4, ittk ^•^•^•W" •i^W^P^*' »•» wm 28* O&B Monday, February 28,19S3 DOUBU COUPONS ON ALL MANUFACTURER CENTS OFF COUPONS WEDNESDAY ONLY, MARCH 2, 1983. EXCLUDING COfrn,OOARfTTl$ OR ANY FREE COUPONS OR COUONS VALUED OVER 5* FACE VALUE WILL BE HONORED. QUANTTTYRIOHTS RESERVED. ^ PRKES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28 THRU SUNDAY, MARCH 6,19*»- <^ ONLY AT STAN'S ALL FRESH MEA T ITEMS ARE FREEZER WRAPPED FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE STORE HOURS: sfDanran MON.—SAT. stones ^mzgr 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. 0¾¾ MARKET io A.MLNTOAS P.M. 10& 3B00 ANN ARBOR ROAD. LIVONIA. MICHIBAN USPA CHOKE FRESH HAMBURGER FROM SUPER STEAK SALE! GROUND BONELKS. $!78 Vf1UVt\ 9mE#%l%. . . • • - • • • • -* * • * IB. BONELESS $|98 CHUCK WESTERN STEAK * BUTCHER BOY BONELESS ROLLED 9916 BONELESS TOP ROUND FAMILY STEAK IB. RUMP ROAST is. mm. .. WHOLE HAM USDA CHOKE SPARTAN LEAN A mm A A CENTER CUT SUCED 9l4o SMOKED SIRLOIN STEAK ^ TENDER 88 BACON , . I IB. PKG. •• HAM SLICES LB. PORTERHOUSE STEAK LB. $2 SPARTAN mmm\mmm\i CALIFORNIA NESTLES NAVEL MORSELS ORANGES 120Z.WT. ' Sjao • %PPBCH K CALIFORNIA BROCCOLI ROMAN BLEACH 64FLOZ. FARM FRESH LARGE EGGS DOZEN REGULAR & MET ICOCA-C 8PACK-f/2LfTERBTLS. CHICKEN, TURKEY OR BEEF BANQUET POTPlES.oiw, NO DOUBLE _COyjfmyjRESH50UAREJ»ACK (PLUS- COUPONS ON DEPOSIT) SALE POP! ASSORTED FLAVORS CREAM 1/2 GALLON 3CK OFF LABEL LIQUID DISH DETERGENT OVEN FRESH KING SIZE PALMOLIVE LUMBERJACK BREAD 32FL.OZ. 240Z.WT.LOAF #•••••••••••*•••••••••••••••••• SPARTAN 5 LB. BAG CLIP OUT rrrnrT 28 sugar SUGAR AND LIMIT I WITH $13.00 GROCERY PURCHASE OR MORE.* ADDITIONAL QUANTITIES AVAILABLE AT REGULAR SAVE•• • RETAIL. COUPON EFFECTIVE THRU SUN., MAR. 6,1983. STAN'S BONUS COUPOIM TT VE GOT THE mmmmrn Monday, February 26, 1983 O&E •3^ • 1 pilot light Potato fritatta is ...* >MKXCK2aei2^>^>^:>4lC£:KK3ra^ 1$ Greg Melikov good with any meal Delicious, crusty, cold-weather erf* Country-Style Potato Frittata is a toes in drippings'until lightly browned. meal to satisfy a hearty appetite! nourishing suggestion for a late week Add green onion and green pepper; Only s2,19 for th reel end breakfast or light supper. Best of cook, stirring frequently until crisp- all It's made with ingredients generally tender. Stlnfin bacon. Add butter If nec (Reg. $2.45) (Tuts, and Wed. only) Garlic the great kept on hand. essary; heat i Try our melt-in-your-mouth shortbread Cooked russet potatoes are lightly PORK PIES - A'YRSHIRE HAM •"Garlic, with a magnificent heritage garlic Is truly magnificent is best il browned in bacon drippings along with . Beat eggs with water and pepper; stir into potato mixture. Cook over me sketching back almost 6,000 years, lustrated by making soap and salad green onion and green pepper. A sea - MEAT PIES-PASTRIES £& been credited with supplying dressing. soned egg mixture is poured over the dium heat until edges are set. With $ftength and courage, fighting heart potatoes. When this is nearly set, wide spatula, lift cooked portions and attacks and respiratory ailments, CUT- GARLIC SOUP shredded Cheddar cheese Is sprinkled allow uncooked egg mixture to flow un derneath. Continue cooking until al c^Lckroyd's W| or relieving symptoms of flu, 2 heads garlic on top, and the frittata is popped under filcers, worms and snakebites. 2 quarts clear chicken broth the broiler until the cheese js hot and most set. Sprinkle with cheese; broil Scotch Bakery & Sausage ^Jt has been spoken of as an aphro 1 Up. salt bubbly. until cheese melts and is lightly 25566 FIVE MILE. NEAR BEECH DALY disiac. It has been used to ward off 2 whole doves browned. Cut into wedges to serve. REDFORD, 532-1181 l For breakfast, accompany it with Makes 4 to 6 servings. evil spirits. It has killed mosquitoes. k tip. sage fresh fruit and at supper a green salad. OPEN MON.-FRV9-6 SAT. 8.}0-5 ^Garlic also Is native to all the great •£ tsp. thyme Russets are rich in nutrients and stay (Jglsines, Including Italian, Greek, 4 parsley sprigs moist and flavorful whether baked, w.'.'>ji' §gan|sh, French and Chinese. But it 1 bay leaf broiled or fried. They are easily recog Learn to use does present some problems for be 2 tbsp. olive oil nized by their oval shap^e, light netting m ginning cooks. 1 cap small macaroni shells and shallow eyes. HAM -PACKAGE UO^R ECKRICH SALE RIUNITE (FIFTH) ANDRE v. SKINLESS HOT DOGS ITALIAN LAMBRUSCO CHAMPAGNE : »1.79 10 lb. Box or »1.89 lb. BAKERY $ "Qyallty Is Our Main Concern!" BIANCO 2/¾ 2/ 5 BOLOGNA 1.69 lb. FAMOUS SANDWICHES BLACK TOWER .• ' -. - Italian Submarine • Hoagles * Meatball PABST • PARTY TRAYS. 6 FT. SUBS MARIA'S... Italian Sausage - Chicken - Turkey LIEBFRAUMILCH 2 /$Q SMOKED SAUSAGE and • CAKES .PARTY PIZZA HOME OF THE SQUARE PIZZA. Roast Beef - Fish • Salami I24PK. (FIFTH) / O 1 r I CANS $799 PARTAGER B & G KIELBASA »1.89 lb. WITH COUPON ONLY | " "" "WITH "COUP"ON"ONLY~ ~~ 1 / -Phis Dep. Red, Rose or A I MARIA'S ITALIAN BAKERY MARIA'S ITALIAN BAKERY j MARIA'S ITALIAN BAKERY White French Wine •* I VALUABLE COUPON VALUABLE COUPON j VALUABLE COUPON (MACS) I I 20% OFF CRIBARI I ANY 3 BOTTLES OF WINE WINE 99 S I Sale Items Excluded I H.50o« 1.00 off i 50° off i 3 LITER BTL. FREEZER 27433 SIX MILE • AT INKSTER • LIVONIA HIND QUARTERS »1.59 lb. X-LARGE LARGE SMALL < ! M0N.-THUR8.10-11 PM FRI. & SAT. 10-12 PM SUN. 11-11 PM SIDES »1.37 lb. ^ Freezer Wrapping Included PIZZA PIZZA ! PIZZ£»p. tfarcfi A6 Exp. March 6 FREB DELIVERY SERVICExp. MarchE 6FO R LARGE PARTIES Sfcarcs 8675 NEWBURGH ROAD 115 HAGGERTY ROAD 41652 W. TEN MILE ROAD DISCOUNT 500 Ft. 8outh of Joy • Westland and Cherry Hill • Canton Corner of 10 Mile ft MARKET Meadowbrook • Novl 29455 Ford Rd. 455-0788 981-1200 PRODUGE : 348-0545 *-WJcWwTDfttW<1WWIt. Uardert Wty BEER - WINE - LIQUOR BEER • WINE • LIQUOR BEER & WINE Plenty of Parking In Rear AND DEW x VISIT OUR NEWEST LOCATION 38741 ANN ARBOR RD. • LIVONIA w4 ssu 421-3660 IN WESTLAND, AT 8675 NEWBURGH ROAD 464-0410 HOURS: MON. THRU SAT. 9-7 Prices Good Monday Feb. 28 thru March 5 Domestic Eckrich Regular Boiled Ham Garlic or Beef STAN'S U.S.D.A., Choice Bologna DISCOUNT BEVERAGE M.99 LB. $ 38001 ANN ARBOR ROAD 1.89 LB. Directly Across the Street Kosher Corned from Stan's Market • 464-0496 Beef or Hamburger Prices Good Feb. 28 thru March 6 n Lean Roast from Ground Beef Chicken Roll Chuck, 7-UP, DIET 7-UP LIKE s $ SUGAR FREE LIKE QUARTERS 3.59 1.99. H.68 8 pk. ... LARGE $ 8pk. 'f4&^ CALIFORNIA Seedless Green 16 ox. bottles 68 Sweet-Juicy 16 ox. bottles 58 Navel +deposit Grapes i +deposit Orange? Nectarines *1 00 ORANGE CRUSH, GRAPE CRUSH, SQUIRT, DIET SQUIRT jQ/$1 99* BARRELHEAD ROOT BEER, DR. PEPPER, SUGAR Golden Ripe LARGE BUNCH CANADA DRY GINGER ALE FREE DR. PEPPER Bananas Broccoli! 8pk. 8pk. W tiler bottles 88 $4 OO .iieTJTltWttlef" 68 CHOICE BEEF SIDES m 9 EBunc h +deposit M +deposit *1 >lbs. I 1.29 LB Wednesday Only OLYMPIA PABST!^ (g£35>) V2 % BEER CUSTOM CUT AND WRAPPED TO YOUR SPECIFICATIONS CAN8 «7.09 Low-Fat Milk BOTTLE8 Loose $ White or Yellow 19 $ Fresh Potato Salad Sollies. &£$& 4.69 +DEP. Macaroni Salad American $ •ftleposlt 98 8 or Cole Slaw LB. ST 79 f8(L.R,VV.Q) O&E Monday. February 26,1983 Aim is for variety, visibility new Good hair style 3ear Mrs. Green: ! am fascinated by handwriting anal voices ysis and read your column every week. [ am right-banded, female and will be graphology Dave and Cindy Loney of Garden 12 years old next ntonth. I am em City have announced the birth of a sec builds confidence ployed as a secretary in downtown De- Lorene ond child, Erin Michelle on Feb. 9 In xoit. William Beaumont Hospital. Erin has a Anything you may be able to deter- Green sister, Allison. Grandparents are Nor Continued from-Page 6 Bowers had some other tips to offer. nlne from my handwriting will be ma Hamilton and Donald and Grace Most of the magic came from the Hot rollers, she said, are very damag jreatly appreciated. p p Loney, ail of Garden City. tiny, manlcure-slze scissors Bowers ing to the hair — especially to fine hair used Intermittently with normal size like Unsworth's. Better to use a curling Garden City Bert and Cynthia Smith of Plymouth shears. But the some of it came at the iron, she said. And If you do use hot DearP.D.. haye announced the arrival of a daugh fingertips of makeup artist Linda Hay. rollers, plan on getting the ends A busy, active young woman who en ter, Katrina Sue, born Jan. 14 in Provi Here again, absolute naturalness was trimmed about every three weeks. ; joys variety in her life Is revealed by dence Hospital. Grandparents are Mr. the benchmark. Watch the kind of shampoo you use. the total picture of this handwriting. and Mrs. John W. Jackson of Livonia Using a base that closely blended Choose one that has a water base. So One who probably becomes a bit rest and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Smith of many of the products on the market less when- things are too routine or s^/^ with Unsworth's natural coloring, Hay Novi. Great-grandparents are the Rev. added highlights of blusher at high on contain wax. "It coats the hair a,nd mundane. And one who crowds a great and Mrs. John 0. Jackson of Birdseye, the outer ridges of the cheekbone. Next weighs it down." she said. (Renaissance deal Into her day. > Ind., and Doris Hole of Plqua, Ohio. — and probably the most dramatic uses a Glemby product called Mahdeen You enjoy being visible and there Is a touch — was the careful highlighting of ACV — for apple elder vinegar.) little showmanship here to help pro Tom and Sherry Louisignau of Livo the eyes — something Unsworth did And never mind using a brush when mote yourself. But Uris usually is done C^. S^<-^^, nia have announced the birth of a only occasionally but will definitely do blow drying your hair. Usejour finger in good taste as the need to conform to daughter, Christine Marie, born Jan. 10 more of in the future. tips, she advised. "You'll get more lift," the mores of those people who you hold in St. Mary Hospital. ABSENT WAS THE heavily made-up_ she said. in esteem is also present. And your look that is .so often assocfated with i Unsworth filed the advice away. At need for security will not allow you to Tom and Edie Wysocki of Elk Ra professional makeup artists. the time, she had all the lift she needed. jeopardize it. probably find it difficult to conceal PLEASE NOTE: Some of my pids, formerly of Plymouth, are the Caution and self-consciousness seem your feelings. In interpersonal relation readers would like to hear from peo parents of a son, Joseph Qulnn Ber somewhat paradoxical but are here ships there is caring and empathy ple who have had their handwriting nard, born Feb. 8 in Providence Hospi and probably serve as-brakes. shown by you. analyzed through this column. If tal. The couple also have a daughter, Behind this busy, friendly, attention Responsibility is something you are you are willing to supply me with Erin. Fashion loving women Is a secretive side which willing to accept and handle. Occasion feedback from your analysis for use Grandparents are Quintus and Betty you do not share with others. ally you may take on the new task with in the column, please enclose a self- Stulz of Elk Rapids, formerly of Plym Kitchens Emotional words, images or events a bit of self^Joubt, but once into it your address envelope with your letter outh, and Tom and Barbara Wysocki of have you responding more quickly than confidence and strong determination and I will contact you. Send your let Wood, Formica, Furniture Steel ON DISPLAY: Redford Township. Sub-Zero, Jenn-Alr. Thermador, Cortan. Let St. do dry facts and figures. Emotions play have you carrying it to success comple ters to Lorene C. Green in care of Charles Kitchens design ycx" new home or update a large part in your daily life. You tion. this newspaper. your present residence. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Jones of Santa WE ARE CUSTOM BUILDERS Barbara, Calif., have announced the . Our personnel, design Staff and St. Charles Car penters are all very qualified. The Individual atten birth of a son, Nathan Bradley Feb. 4. tion given guarantees beautiful results. He is the grandson of Richard and Come In and see out new display ahd recede a Mary Ann Jones of Livonia. FREE St. Charles design catalog. Camp Fire candy sale under way 2713 WOODWARD (1 block south of Square Lake Rd.) If your sweet tooth has been aching lately, the Proceeds from the candy sale provide 38 percent BLOOMFIELD HILLS 334-4771 feeling can be filled. of the council's yearly budget and al^ go toward Camp fire girls and boys — something like 5,000 maintaining Camp Wathana, the 370-acre resident COSMETICS of them — will hold their annual candy sale camp near Holly, Mich. through March 7 throughout the trl-county area. The Detroit couifeil will again offer, Cadbury For further information on the candy sale, pro IE VALUABLE COUPON - products and last year's prices of $1 per bar. Choic grams, camp or to discuss becoming a leader, call es are Cadbury milk chocolate with crisped rice or the Camp Fire office at 833-2670 between 8:30-4:30 SPRUCE UP FOR SPRING! p.m. hazelnuts. Complimentary MaryKay Facial Call Marge Szpakowski 837-5198* 50% Off On ALL Drycleaning oat MAY WE HELP 3IOC«tiOM tO—fVyou . . 2304230433 8BMch i Continued from Page 5 YOU FIND A DENTIST 221M Coolidg* ifoMffmIW - 31558 WW.. 11 0 MlkKOj Six Mile and Nowburgh roads. •—— •4 Orchard Itkm. Ftrmktotan "SPRING A LA MODE" — with fashions by Tickets are $14 and include dinner. Proceeds OH AN OPTOMETRISTS Claire Kelly of Northville. — is being spon are earmarked for Leukemia Research Life O If you need to select a new dentist or oo<~>ooo <> <>*-:> sored by St. Helen Philoptochos Society of SS. Inc. and to the Livonia Family Y for family Coupon Must Bo Presented With Order Expires 3-5-83 • Constantine and Helen Greek Orthodox Church camperships. Ticket information may be ob optometrist we'll be glad to help. on Thursday, March 10, at Vladimirs, Grand tained by contacting Karen Parzuchowski at D There Is no charge for our referral. River and Eight Mile, Farmington. 591-0024. D Anywhere Is the Trl-County area. Cocktails at 6 p.m. will be followed by din PHONE 9 to 13 ner at 7 p.m. and the fashion show at 8:15 p.m. "TUNE IN SPRING" will be the theme of A A to EE Tickets are $15 and may be purchased by call the Women's Association for the Detroit Sym ing Bessie Diamond at 422-0278 or Marie Dia phony fund-raiser luncheon on Thursday, 559.7900 mond at 422-6435. March 17, at Falrlane Manor, Dearborn. Fash- Ions will be by Jacobson's of Grosse Pointe. Milford/Pontlac: 684-6844— Sizes Available Reservations may be made by calling Joan DENTAL REFERRAL SERVICE TV PERSONALITY Jo Jo Shutty McGregor OPTOMETRIC REFERRAL SERVICE Bandolino will be one of the models at the benefit fashion Stern, 646-6571 or ticket chairman Alice N M W WW Revelation show being planned for March 22 by the Livo Haldstian at 626-9151. Tickets are general, Daisy Dorie $20; patron, $35; benefactor, $75. 10tol3 10tol3 nia Newcomers Club at the Livonia Holidome, Town & Country 9 to 13 9to12 Naturalizer 10-WEEK PROGRAM You Can Become A Do any of the above sizes in dress or casual shoes fityou? If so, .we have your choice in stock in 100 different styles and colors. MEDICAL ASSISTANT MARCH 21 -JUNE 2 DOWNTOWN NORTHLAND Lyle Baker Community Center 1550 Woodward Ave. J.C. Penney Court 626 Phillips 962-8628 569-1590 The health drink Clawson, Mi. 48017 Ins? rurtor Mixine Hollirid. CMA (Ctrufltd Medici! AisUtim) GUCH Speike/s: Doctors and Oher Professionals that really deserves (Jiss truly Healthful on any Beverage » Highly acclaimed in Inasmuch as (his Newspapers and wonderful botanical is Dittrich Fur - used by phvsicfcms for Television Now in progress...Substantial savings So excited were doctors many of the conditions listed above, it is not \ We ;wli| allow at (easttwice.'thei normal on Americas fittest furniture . and la) men In other parts The stuff of which : & dome fashions. From' of (he world by this legends are made < possible |o slate ' trade-in allowance or) .;any;'\ g^rrrjerit" conclusively that (his herb ; Michigan's largest Ethan Allen dealer. amazing Brazilian Hcrbal- during this once-a-year opportunity, ; For over 1.000 )ears the ., does in fact actually cure Tca, Its growing natives of South America ThfU Saturday On)y.i v' ;T: ; widespread use has any or all of the above It have relied on a tea ' is falr.to state, however, • (We guarantee a mlnlmbniOl $100 oh any trade'-jn) •'•• become the subject of obtained from lhc'bark of many newspaper and that this remarkable,. _'_, /the tree know n as Pau — Brazilian Herbal Tea sgfely telesislon reports Doctors D'A_rcoor Ipe Roxo to in Sao Paulo, Brazil cannot be considered provide them wuh a • anything less, than a truly prescribe the beverage In curative for a host of their hospitals for healthful beverage for the ailments So confident . whole family to enjo) conditions of gastritis, were they of Its healing Inflammation of the powers, this remarkable v Ask for Brazilian Herbal < bladder, anemia, , tea was used dally as a Tea at your local health rheumatism, skin diseases general therapeutic and food stores discount as. well as in fighting \ pre ven t a t i> e of il Iness and pharmacy, or supermarket neopfasla (cancer) disease •* chain. : ALTA HEALTH PRODUCTS .,. Such a natural thing to do for your body. DEtfl0lT:'7373 Third Avenbe • $73-8300 ' " •" - BLOOMFIELD HILLS; 1516 N. Wobdward Avenue> 642-3000 -,.-.- OPEN: Mon.-Sat. 9:30-'5 p.m.:. Dt\ Bannakian's Alta Health Products eioomfleld Tfiurs. 'tili 8:30 p.'m, . >" 0 . ffnihclng Available * M$]oi Credit Cards Welcome ; LIVONIA -SOIJTHFIELD \ UTIGA 0 are available at these participating stores:] sio!.l2 to 5 ;>,.;dp.en mon;. thurs..& ffi.tii 9; .>• nies , y/ed.rsal lil 5:30 , cummnss X rr- > ^ .•*••>•".> .fr: *> . « - * .* t *.J* » J < * • >> Sbe ffibaeruer suburban life Marie McQeo editor 591-2300* Monday. February 28,1983 O&E {L,R,W,G)5B Nipping and notching sychological edge to feeling great By Mario McGee that results in a unique horizontal staff writer layered look. The technique calls for separating EELING GOOD and looking the hair and gently nipping it in a great starts at the top. slightly V-shaped pattern. The result Is It's a psychological edge shorter hair that zigzags its way along F that comes with a becoming side longer locks, and. softening the haircut and style and brings an unpar blunt edge of hair at the side and back. alleled feeling of self-confidence that It's an easy-to-care for look — just not even wearing last year's fashions wash and blow dry. But even more ini-" can diminish. portant, it helps retain the natural look This spring that new look of beauty that prevails today. and confidence comes by way of nipp ing add notching — a new technique TO LEARN ABOUT the top, the Ob server visited the top.— the high-style .. PARENTS desiring a greater Renaissance Hair Salon in Detroit's Understanding of their infant's Renaissance Center. development between the ages of 4 There, the Observer's model, Pam and 18 months can attend a special Unsworth, a copy layout artist, submit screening-program being offered by ted to nipping and notching coupled Hawthorn Center on Haggerty with normal hair-cutting techniques at Road, between Six and Seven Mile the hands of Renaissance stylist Pat roads. What the staff hopes to do Bowers, a former Westland resident. through a series of simple tests — The outcome was striking. involving both dad and mom — is to One noticeable difference was that it alert parents to normal made Unsworth's slightly round face development patterns. However, if a take on a more elongated appearance problem should surface, the early that was more becoming. detection can bring a quick solution before it becomes troublesome. The Please turn to Page 4 infant evaluation program is just one segment of the Early Intervention Service that the center Makeup artist Linda Hay applies offers without charge. To make an Staff photos appointment, call the center at 349- blusher to the back outer ridge of the by 3000. The program is staffed by a cheekbone. She called it "the shelf." BillBresler team mental health professionals. Color should never extend forward toward the front of the cheek, near AN ORIENTATION for the nose. registered nurses who are Interested in obtaining a bachelor's degree in nursing will be held at Madonna College in Livonia at 10 a m- Saturday, March 5. Prospective students will have an opportunity to meet with advisors and review the degree program. The orientation will be in Room 287. For more information, call 591-5155. Madonna A horizontal layered is located at 1-9 6. and Levan Road. look is achieved by nipping the hair and OUTSTANDING service pins were presented to, four area notching it. women at the 39th annual meeting of the YWCA of Western Wayne — County held recently at Fair Lane Notching involves Mansion in Dearborn. Livonia cutting a V-shaped women who were honored were pattern intermittently Isabel! Chrisman, Livonia Phoenix; with longer strands Georgene Sloan of the Woman's A side view shows ihe full effect of the retaining a blunter More lift is needed, said Re Exchange; and Eleanor Nicholls of new technique. edge. naissance stylist P^J, Bowers. the Encore program. Westlander Alice Trader also was honored for her work with the Child and Family Neighborhood program. New board members announced at the meeting were Sharon Morris and Thelma STOREWIDE Sadler, both of Westland. Looking good 23rd Annual MID-WINTER Last Few ANTIQUERSwillbe interested to Jearn that March 5-6 are the dates of the BMsforH Tnn TWINNING WARDROI jeNTA-^LUB-OPtforrhwesrWayne County" Antique Show. Among the exhibitors wardrobe management seminar geared for will sponsor a Discovery Seminar 8:30 a.m to 2 ~Days!! will be Ruth Hileman of Livonia, working women, will be held 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. p.m. Saturday, April 16, at the Livonia Inn on who will be presenting dinnerware Saturday, sponsored by J.C. Enterprises at the Five Mile Road between Levan and Farming- Ends March 5th made for Tiffany & Co. by Southfield Holiday Inn. Clothing specialists, ton roads. Rosenthal China Co. Another designers, figure analysts and hair-care con The morning session will be led by Dr. Lau Livonia resident, Marge Kujifay^ sultants will assist women in planning ward rie Carletti of Human Synergistics, a Plym IT'S THE VERY BEST OPPORTUNITY TO DECORATE YOUR HOME! will show Pickard China, signed ~ robes. outh-based management consulting firm, who Hiesey pieces, country coverlets and Lectures will address the advantages of ef will discuss the 12 areas of the individual per quilts, and crocheted bedspreads. fective personal appearance, developing a peri sonality. Everything at Show, hours will be from noon to_9 -sonal clothing style and how to evaluate ward —Following lunchrHaTrlet"IsrearoTColor"Me . p.m. Saturday and noon to 7 p.m. robe purchases so you can make suggestions Beautiful, Southfield, will guide participants 10% to 50%Savings Sunday. . for alterations and adjustments. through tests that will allow them to discover Each woman will receive a figure profile the colors that enhance their natural beauty. ...furniture - -VALENTINE'S Day saw six and consultation on wardrobe selection. There Tickets at $30 may be purchased by sending tiny heart-throbbers born at St. also will beskiri and hair-care sessions. a check to Zonta of Northwest Wayne County, ...carpeting Mary's Hospital in Livonia, Other topics Include shopping strategies, se In care of Marilyn Meredith, 41021 Southwind, ...window-treatments ; Including a set of twins born to a lecting designs, fabrics and colors for different Canton 48188. Highland, Mich., couple. situations, caring for ^pur clothing Investment ...lamps and how to choose accessories. . THE ANNUAL LUNCHEON and fashion CHILDREN'S Resale Day Price of the seminar, which Includes lunch, show sponsored by the Federation of Women's ...accessories takes place 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Is $35. Registrations may be made by calling Clubs of Metropolitan Detroit will be held.at Saturday, March 19, at the YWQA of J.C. Enterprises at 891-1518. ---. noon Thursday, March 10, in the Crystal Ball ...reupholstery Western Wayne County. You can be room of the Masonic Temple in Detroit. a buyer and/or seller. Parents may AREA MINNESOTA FABRICS stores will Eva's Fashions of Garden City will present sell Children's clothing, toys or participate In the Charlotte-based retail fabric styles for all occasions. Models will various Drexel sofas from '749.00, chairs furniture. To reserve a table, call chain's presentation of "Spring Fashion Show club members. Mrs. John. R. McMullen will be from '329.00. Heritage uphol the YW at 561-4110 between 8:30 stery at 25% savings. Shop now. ing'83". beginning In March. fashion coordinator. All of our Dining Room and Bedroom a.m. and 9 p.m. before March i0. Presented by Robin McKenzie and Jeanette The 114.50 admission includes table and Booth fees are $7 for YW members Nltsch, Minnesota Fabric's district home econ door prizes and parking in the Masonic lot Furniture is now priced at 15% to 30% and $15 for; non-members. The YW omists, the sessions will provide home sewers north of the buldlng. Tickets are available by off. In stock or special order. Now is ii located at 26279 Michigan west of with a look at spring fashions. calling Mrs. Bernard Adams, luncheon chair the time to take advantage of the lowest Telegraph Included will be patterns from Vogue, But- man, at 474-4330. in prices! terickj McCalls and Simplicity as well as tips CLASSES for diabetics and for easy-to-sew accessories. Instructions for MARCH 30 IS THE date for the. spring fash- Yes, you can now save substantially on their familiesarelbelng offered by the accessories will be provided the day of the Ion show being put together by former fashion all your needs while still receiving our the Wayne County Department of program. Admission Is free. reporter Margery Stearns Krefsky of Birmin- red carpet, full service policy. From Health and are open to all county The schedule for area stores is: Livonia store gam in ^cooperation with Vogue, Glamour and residents. The series will start 7-9 at Schoolcraft and Inkster, Thursday, New- Mademoiselle magazines. professional registered interior design- -p.mrWedr.esday; March 16, In Room burgh Plaza at Sif Mile and Newburghr rOads, The show 13 part of a nationwide tour of fljv*A ers to experienced, caring delivery men, ^ 200 atthe Wayne County Health - Wednesday, March 16; Redford Township store shopping malls jointly sponsored by the three \jf Ray Interiors will make your purchase a Center, Merrlman Road, Westland at Beech Daly and Eight Mile roads, Thursday, Conde Nast publications. *^ pleasing experience. Extended terms, and continue for five consecutive March 17; and the Westland store at Wildwood The show will consist of three segments with of course. * Wednesday evenings. Diet and self-. and Ford roads, Wednesday, March 30. All each representing one editorial statement management classe will stress stores will have presentations at 10 a.m., 1 from each of the publications, Krefsky said. cooperation with the physician In p.m. and 7 p.m. , -> "The section by Mademoiselle covers polka RIJ Interiors ortfer to lead ah active life; To dots and their fashion influence; Glamour's register, call 274-2860 or 729-2211, A COLOR ANALYSIS workshop is being theme will be "Turn Good Into Great;" "Travel rExt/258,byMarchll. sponsored by the YWCA of Western Wayne Along with Vogue" will feature knits and news Ray Interiors County 7:80-9 p.m. Wednesday, March 9. ways oif dressing for the woman who does a lot ,? Nine Mile Rd^ U;"'A SMALL, Informal support Marilyn Nanney, color consultant, will dem- of traveling," she said. Krefsky Is a former re Stichifin > /i'»r D'tUl llir,ta< VQ slo:- ; group especially helpful for recently onstrate.the "four seasons" theory arid tell how gional editor for Glamour. "widowed persons meets at the worrien can determine which season flatters Lincoln Mercury is also a sponsor and will 476-7272» 33300 Slocum Drive • Farmington v'Newman House, 17300 Haggerty them the most. Refreshments will be served. unveil its new Cougar model at the show. Open Tues., Wed.. Sat. 10:00 to 6:30; Mon., Thurs., Fri. 10:00 to 9:00; Sun. 12:00 to 4:00 -;Road, (south of Schoolcraft College The fee Is $2.50 for YWCA members, $5.for "Serving (he Metro Acea Since 1938" ;campusj at 10-11:30 a.m. every non-members. The Y Is located at 26279 Michi ^Ttiunwjay. .. - gan Ave., Inkster. Please turn to Page 4 v.1,;. '.* "' —- • ^^-- — • •« ••^•MIT gjy-y - TT*- 9-9 *'Jir_*lwl?J.rj ' rs*W*^*W^Q f ^wi'i|wy^^»^pp^^^^p a^^aa^^pip !«HP^f«P ^mp •jaw* VIP wmmmmmmm Pi 6B* OoVE Monday. February 28,1983 what's at the movies BEST FRIENDS (PG). When marriage comes In the door, friend WITHOUT A TRACE (PG). Suspensef ul drama of a mother and a ship goes out the window in this romantic comedy with Burt police detective engaging In a relentless search for the woman's Reynolds and Goldle Hawn a3 a couple of screenwriters who, missing son. Kate Nelligan, Judd Hirsch, David Dukes and work well together until they get married. Stockard Channlng are featured. CREEPSHOW (R). Film of terrifying tales and creepy monsers directed by George Romero from a screenplay by Stephen MOVIE RATING GUIDE King. G General audiences admitted. PG Parental guidance suggested. All ages admitted. THE ENTITY (R). Barbara Hershey stars as a woman who experi R . Restricted. Adult must accompany person under 18. ences the terror of an of an unknown presence Intent on possess X No one under 18 admitted. ing both her body and her. 48 HOURS (R). Action drama with comic flair features Nick Nolfe and Eddie Murphy as a white cop and a black con who are forced to work together to track down two killers. Library shows Polish art films FRANCES (R). "Powerful drama with Jessica Lange as Frances J The Detroit Public Li day, May 4. "Polish Phoe view of Polish life and' Farmer, the film actress whose Independence and radical views brary will co-host a se nix," a multi-media pres culture, Is scheduled for 2 " led to a tragic downfall. ries of contemporary Pol entation offering a re- p.m. Saturday, May 7. ish art films, beginning GANDHI (PG). Epic film about Mahatma Gandhi, political and with "Woman's Decision" spiritual leader who led movement for Indian Independence (1974) at 7 p.m. Wednes from Britain. Magnificent performance by Ben Kingsley as day in Friends Auditori Gandhi. um of the Main Library TAVERN TMERRICKII at 5201 Woodward in the Ml BUSH IATUV Linda Hunt made up to portray Eurasian photographer THE MAN FROM SNOWY RIVER (PG). Handsome adventure University Cultural Cen Billy Kwan, creates a fascinating characterization in film from Australia presents mountain boy's passage Into man ter. ' . „ I RESTAURANT \ "The Year of Living Dangerously." hood. Kirk Douglas plays double role as two feuding brothers. Directed by Krzysztof Newcomer Tom Burlinson has title role. Zanussl, "Woman's Deci sion" portrays a Polish IT SOPHIE'S CHOICE (R). Beautifully acted and photographed film woman in her 30s who ex the movies based on William Styron's novel of a Polish, immigrant (Meryl periences a deep emo Streep), her volatile lover (Kevin Kline) and a young Southern tional crisis In her mar writer (Peter MacNicol) whom they befriend. riage, which, affects.her Louise professional work and THE STING II (PG). Jackie Gleason and Mac Davis are a couple of other areas of her usually Snider con men Involved in the biggest scam of their careers. Movie successful life. also features Oliver Reed and Karl Maiden. All films In the series We invite you to have English subtitles. Join your Ijlerx5» al.O'Shearun'a TQOTSIE (PG). Offbeat comedy with Dustin Hoffman as a strug enjoy one entree There is no admission A tun plica lo »»t tnddrink | when a second gling New York actor who can't get a job until he dresses as a en- Superficial drama charge, and seating is on fctuirwood Square Shopping Center I tree of equal o.r. woman to audition for a role in a soap opera. 1M50 Grand JUver al Drake Road a first-come, first-served Fa/mlnglon Hills-Call 47WW4 greater value is purr • basis with no reserva Alto I_ chased. The lower ! TREASURE OF THE FOUR CROWNS (PG). A quest to recover an Highland Lakea Shopping Center I priced entree will be I tions. «W Se»en Mile it North.ille fid. colorfully shows ancient treasure leads to action and adventure in 3-D spectacle The second fllm, No(1hYffl«-C* J 344-2U0 ' | at no charge t starring Tony Anthony, Ana Obregon and Gene Quintano. "Hunting Flies" (1969), I I will be shown at 2 p.m. COUPON VALID I THE VERDICT (R). Strong role for Paul Newman as a cynical Saturday, March 5. The TUES.-THURS. I life in Indonesia down-and-out Boston attorney who takes on an "impossible" third film, "Pearl In the BO#nr EVENINOSONLY I malpractice suit. Crown" (1972), will be THERESA LOT $:J0-M0 shown at 7 p.m. Wednes I There is a scene in "The Year of Living Dangerously" (PG) in GOING ON IN Exp.3/3/83 I which Jill Bryant (Sigourney Weaver) criticizes Guy Hamilton's Located at reporting as being melodramatic. American Center^ I Bryant is the assistant to the British military attache in Jakarta, I ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE in Southfield Indonesia. Hamilton (Mel Gibson) is an Australian journalist press for easy to follow I ing hard to make good on his first overseas assignment. I Why, he asks, does she think his article was melodramatic? She »c -^. - -"^'.:•-+ •. \ \ • Monday, February 28, 1983 O&E (W)7B •y Denouement delayed -! ':i 1 • -; i., Sheriff vs. sheriff — entertaining drama in 3 acts >. I COULD have gone to see Anthony most progressive of states in adopting THEN THE party got rough. Qulno in "Zorba the Greek" at the Ma city home rule in 1908 and county Bedroslan asked Judge Teranes to sonic Wednesday afternoon. Instead I home rule in the 1960s. take "judicial notice" of the fact that Jopted for a three-act performance on . Rather than needing t-dotting, t- Pittman had 38 years of law enforce the fifth floor of the old Wayne County commentary crossing specific authority, a home- ment experience, including five years Building, the Hon. Paul Teranes, rule government may exercise powers experience as chief of police In River Wayne Circuit judge, presiding. Last December that panel bad se "fairly Implied" in the law, and its use The question of Rouge and 12 years experience as un It was the bet- . lected Robert Ficano, 80, Livonia at of those powers should be "generously law is; Who has dersheriff. . ter show — Ft- —i^^—MM torney and deputy county clerk, as construed." He called the principle He noted the sheriff is responsible cano vs. Pitt' "DIUon's Rule" and quoted the Consti the authority to sheriff. On Jan. i, William Lucas va appoint the for a $34 million budget, a.jail with man, the winner cated the office-of sheriff he had held tutional Convention's comment: "This 1,000 prisoners, a staff of 750 and obed to be 8herif f. since 1969 and took the oath of county means the charter county need not county sheriff? ience to 300 court orders — the result You missed it if executive under the new charter. Exec have specific permission from the Leg The final curtain of a 1971 lawsuit by prisoners — gov- you watched TV islature to perform local functions." utive Lucas' first act was to elevate has not fallen. ernlng'how the jail should be run. news. Cameras, Undersheriff Loren Pittman to the Bedroslan sniffed that the Ficano ap for Illogical rea sheriff's position. Ficano Is seeking a WHILE STATE law was silent on pointment "smacked of the highest po sons, are forbid court order to have Pittman removed giving a county executive power to fiU litical chicanery." den in Michigan and himself installed. a vacancy In the office of sheriff, the courtrooms, and Tim Sullivan chastised his brother at the Charter Commission could design a bar for "taking shots at Mr Ficano" — TV . reporters Richard The thrust of Sullivan's simple if method for dealing with such a local don't take notes in Robert Ficano quite correctly, for the comparative rambling argument was that the 1923 problem, said Olmstead. vs. Loren Pittman merits of Ficano and Pittman were ir 'a courtroom or read things like legal law still applies and that there is noth At this point the going got tough. relevant in this case. (brlQs. They do corridor people for in- ing In the 1963 Michigan Constitution, Olmstead conceded it Is true the law But Sullivan was unable to resist get jter^ews to fill up 20 seconds of broad- the, 1966 County Home Rule Act or its prohibits the exyiitive from control ACT B3 was George Bedroslan, at there would be a vacancy before Jan. 1, ting In his own dig, any more than my [casfrtlme. 1980 amendments which gave the ling other elected officials. "But where torney for Pittman. He was arguing the 1983," he said. dog can resist stealing meat on the We'll have to wait for the curtain to Wayne County Charter Commission au there is a vacancy, there Is no elected same side of the case as Olmstead, but He dug out an 1890 law book, previ edge of the kitchen table. Sullivan jfallUJudge Teranes is going to take his thority to transfer the appointing au official," he said. he went at irentirely differently. ously cited by Sullivan, and went on at noted that some"of the those court or |timg studying the matter and will have thority to the executive. Olmstead likened the county exec length about the definition of a vacan ders had held Sheriff Lucas ahd Under- |a "written opinion, hopefully soon." A simple argument but eloquently appolnUng a sheriff to the president ap Bedroslan said the meeting of the cy. And just in, case the judge didn't sheriff Pittman In contempt of court, presented. Ficano got his money's pointing U.S. Supreme Court justices — three-member panel which appointed care for Olmstead's home rule theoriz implying the incumbents weren't such OjfctaNG ACT was Joseph Sullivan, worth. once they are in place, the exec has no Ficano "was entirely inappropriate" ing, Bedroslan cited a 1978 act provid hot administrators. |jplayityf Flcano's lawyer, who said "we control over them, no power to remove because It occurred In December when ing that an undersheriff should succeed Sullivan was at his haughty best Ijdont have to spend a lot of time beat- DAVID OLMSTEAD, of the firm of them. Lucas was still sheriff and hadn't been a sheriff In case of a vacancy — an when he said such arguments "poison ||ing fo . THE POWER struggle touched arrested for a crime should be no c-jff by ex-Gov. William Milliken's tified of his or her rights. appointment of Dorothy Comstock Police have been complaining Riley to the Supreme Court re for years about this and other rul flected badly on almost every per ings. But the case of Caril Fugate son involved in the case, except makes us think that the Miranda ex-Justice RUey. ruling came if anything, too late, Her dignified deportment was rather than too soon. the only bright spot in an other Tap Tap Tap wise dreary series of self-serving HERE IS a woman who says Towne and Country's Mid actions and evasions. She dis that at 14 years old she was: winter Sale is ending this played what Hemingway termed arrrested for the capital crime of Saturday with a finale so "grace under ^^^^^^^^ murder (based mostly on state incredible - we know the pressure." ments made by the person con ;- We suspect victed of killing her family), ques- savings will be music to your that if an . tioned, told-3he would have to pro- election for vide her own lawyer, kept In a heard about other furniture Supreme mental institution because she sales. This is the finale Court Justice was too young to be held in a jail, you've been waiting for with Here held this was not allowed to call anyone, savings on Drexel-Heritage, £e;ar, Riley and was not provided a court-ap Henredon, Thomasville and wold win pointed lawyer for six days. The many other fine performers. handily. It Bob Ue detector test she recently took would cer for a television program indicates Save Save Save tainly seems Wisler she knew nothing about the mur that sh^^would^e^^trojigTJandi- ders she~was convicted of. Now through Saturday we're d$e to run for the office at the directing our designers to next election In two years. SPEAKING OF JUSTICE: The drum up the greatest savings figures published recently show ever for our customers. ~FOR THE court's sake,Jiowev- ing the typical salaries of Wayne You'll get 15-60% off every £,! let's do away with the present County employees was an eye- piece of furniture in every method of nominating justices for opener even for people accus one of our stores. You'll pay tHe) Supreme Court by political tomed to thinking of Wayne coun no interest on your purchase ty goverment as a bastion of sala for 12 full months. The Performance Protection Poltcy: - «Partisanship displays on the ries bloated beyond beUef. Any item, except special orders, may be bJgh court are disquieting and un Where Is the justice when ser classic Towne and Country exchanged or returned for a full refund nerving to a public hoping for an vices are cut, county employees Mid- Winter Sale finale. It's a within 10 days a fief date of delivery i/. you are dissatisfied for any reason appearance as well as an actuality are laid off and County Executive performance you won't want whatsoever pertaining to co/o/\ cover, dj Judicial impartiality. WUUam Lucas is talking about to miss! style, size, performance, etc. £The most telling points Richard closing a hospital when at the Professional Interior design service IJeadlee has made recently in crit same time county hospital attend available. icizing Gov. Blanchard was when ants, county custodial workers towne and Country's famous fleadlee said: "The great champi and county elevator opratora, are three-gear construction warranty. Price Protection Policy: If within 10 on'for equal rights for women or- starting — starting, mind you — days after purchase you should happen clifestrated kicking her off (the at more than $20,000 per year and to receive a lower price anywhere in the fchch)" higher echelon employees are Detroit tncountu area •*• • startlng'at higher levels of pay. WE WILL MEET THE PRICEI "BLANCHARD will try to pick Lucas may believe, appropri yjp the pieces by appointing anoth ately, that the only way to get out 'Offer does not apply to previous purchases er woman to the court — which from under the unreasonable now has no women — or a black, wages being paid county hospital .sljch as the distinguished Wade employees Is by getting the county McCree, who so far has not shown out ofjhe hospital business and gjeat enthusiasm for the appoint turning It over to a non-profit cor ment. poration. ^Whoever Is appointed may pale uycomparison (no pun intended) to SPEAKING OF JUSTICE: By tfle ousted RUey, questioning the motives of the U.S. Slf Blanchard wanted to show attorneys in the Vista sludge-haul r$al judiciousness, he would ac- ing case, Detroit Mayor Coleman <$pt his "victory" and appoint Young Is only following the adage We make you RUey to the post; of many a criminal lawyer — If you have the facts on your side, feel right at home. ^SPEAKING OF JUSTICE: Do try the facts; If you have the wit jtou still wohderwhy lunation's nesses on your side, try the wit Highest court at one point felt nesses; if you don't have the facts Dearborn 565-3400 Bloomfteld Hills 642 8822 Rochester 652 3500 QjmpeUed to issue the Miranda or witnesses on your side, try the 23600 Michigan Ave. east of Telegraph 4107 Telegraph at Long Lake Rd. U JOS. Rochester Rd. in Winchester Mall rgling that says that every person poUce and the prosecutor. Open daily 10-9, Wed. & Sal. 106. Use our convenient charge. Visa or MasterCard. • "« • . • • • mm m m mmmm i u uivwummiu u w iwwwwwwwg****r 8B(L.R.W,0) O&E Monday, February 26,1983 roll call report renewscotnmittees on £' BeWa ho>? area U.S representatives in 1977 to! last two years, but every islate. shameless ' self -promotion that .we House voted/ 612 for and 69 against, to ed ihe motion (0 block the. rules change; :we?e recorded on major roil call yotes Congress since then has kept it alive. Supporter Charles Rangel, r>N.Y.t should all condemn." create the Select Conunlttee, 6q Chil He said Hders on appropriations bllis /during the opejitog weeks of the 98th '- At issue over, the: years; has been the commute chairman, "said, "Par Members voting yes favored keeping dren, Youth and Families, at an annual are necessary t^o If You Own a Vehicle with More Than 20,000 Miles You Need a TRANSMISSION BAND TV GUIDE ™.~ ADJUSTMENT & FLUID CHANGE chanriels.All those INCLUDES: shows. All those • Complete Drivellne Analysis 35 Point Check HELPS • Fluid • Pan das,ket • Filter (Where Applicable) OPEN 8A TURD A Y NO APPQINTMENT NECESSARY . FREE TOW/NO watch the best thars T~fi3? TRANSMISSION REBUILDERS sine* 1*07 —£« THB ONLY COMPANY WITH IT0 OWN FACTORY YOU on,pickupthe NORTH VULE T.R.I. FARMINQTON - UVONIA TRANSMISSION TRAN8MI88ION TRANSMISSION TRANSMISSION ., SOUTHnElD best'»TV Guide. . SfeMOrangfrnr fTMgw.St**. .-• H.«l)IUU,C()ns«per««oTnf . 420-0444 353*8180 474-1400 52*2240 669^00^-- ********************** DECIDE. On sale how. mm Ocelots fail to climb K'zoo Valley, 80- 78 Hot-shooting Kalamazoo Valley overcame a four-point deficit late in 9 SCOTT CONRAD, a 6-6 center from the game Friday night to eliminate Livonia Churchill, added 16 points, hit Schoolcraft from the Michigan Com Watkins 'devastated after tourney defeat ting flve-of-seven shots from the floor— munity College Athletic Association and slx-of-seven from the line. (MCCAA) basketball tournament at mazoo responded with a basket and fouls called," he said. "I hate to say it McGuire and David Gordon chipped in ingly because of a pulled stomach mus Keyes, a 6-3 swingman, tallied 14 Delta, 80-78. four free throws. but the kids feel robbed. with 14 and 11, respectively. cle. points/missing only one field goal. Bar In the other semifinal game, Henry Rocky Watkins, Schoolcraft's coach, "We shot 54 percent from the floor Carlos Briggs topped Schoolcraft Schoolcraft, the No. 1 seed from the ry Vaughn, a Stevenson grad, came off Ford edged Lansing, 71-68, advancing called the loss "devastating" and and hit 10 of 12 from the line. I don't with 32 points and five steals. Livonia Eastern Conference In the 14-team the bench to score IT on flve-for-six to Saturday's championship game chided the officiating. The Ocelots know what else we can do." Stevenson grad Bill Keyes added 18 in tourney, bowed out with a 23-7. shooting. against Kalamazoo (23-7). committed 22 fouls to Kalamazoo's his final game as an Ocelot. The Ocelots opened tournament play Schoolcraft, using the clock with a seven. The winnere made 17 of 20 free PEDRO MOURNING, a 6-foot-2 for The Ocelots were crippled by the in Thursday with a 77-67 triumph over For the game, Schoolcraft made 27 delay offense, lost the game after being throws. ward, led the winners with 24 points. effectiveness of point-guard George Macomb as Briggs tallied 26 points, of 41 shots and 23 of 29 from the line, whistled on a charging foul, an elbow "We play our delay game as well as Curt Lemly added 22, including the two Merriweather, who scored only six grabbed eight rebounds and passed off ing foul, coupled with a turnover. Kala- anybody and we get two 'phantom' game-winning free throws. Shawn Gary Harris led the losers with 12 points and fouled out. He played spar for 11 assists. points. Stye (KMiseruer sports Brad Emons, C.J. Risak editors/591-2313 Monday, February 28, 1983 O&E By Brad Emons the ball into MiRe," Holowicki said. staff writer "We got it in there three or four times and it gave us a lift. The reward for Detroit Catholic Cen "This is one of our best comebacks, tral after beating Southgate Aquinas especially for the type of game it was yesterday (61-56) for the Catholic basketball — a championship game. They got League's A-B Division basketball aroused, I thought, in the second half. crown? • - ly got untracked when Mclntyre hit a This team has a lot of heart." A court date Friday night at Cobo curbside jumper and Maleske followed The Raiders, now 16-3 overall, frus Arena before "The Judge," Ail-Ameri with two free throws after a pushing trated CC in the first half by controling- can Antoine Joubert and his No. 1 call underneath — both scores coming the tempo with their slick ball han ranked Detroit Southwestern team with 5.42 to play. dling, passing and shooting accuracy. mates in the Operation-Friendship CC then took the lead for good when Guard Tony Goldson, a soft-shooting game. Maleske added two more free throws a lefty, led Aquinas with 20 points. The "We played them (Southwestern) in' minute later (47-46). That was followed Raiders' two other guards, Reggie the summer league," said CC coach shortly after by El well's 15-foot jump Smith and Jeff Manolian, added 13 and Bernie Holowicki, whose team is 16-2 er with 3:51 remaining. 12, respectively. overall. "They blitzed us, and he (Joub The Shamrocks, although turning the "No. 11 (Smith) and No. 33 (Goldson) ert) didn't play. But we're glad we're in ball over twice in the final minute of gave us fits,'' said Holowicki. "They |t Tt fpolc groat " • play, held on to win primarily because went right througn our press in the first Holowicki had reason to feel good of free throw shooting. They, were 10- half." about his team's dramatic comeback of-10 down the stretch. ON THURSDAY, CC was a slight un win over the Raiders before a noisy "CC made a real good adjustment in derdog in its semifinal test against crowd of 4,557 at the University of De the second half," said Aquinas coach East Catholic but came away with art troit's Calihan Hall. Ernie Price. "Xhey did a good Job of impressive 66-53 win behind Mcln- the Shamrocks erased a 12-polnt reversing the ball to get it Into tyre's 26 points, mostly from long half time deficit with a late surge to Maleske. •, range.. give Holowicki his fourth Catholic "We were In a valley, and they had "We thought we might get blown out League title. the momentum. It came down to a cou because we were afraid of their quick Even with point-guard Stan Heath on ple of crucial plays." ness and shooters," said Holowicki. the bench with five personal fouls late "But we were able to control the in the third quarter, CC made a rousing MALESKE, A 6-6 senior, led Sham boards and 'NTat*- was really hot for fourth-quarter surge behind the play of rocks with 15 points. Mclntyre, despite us." ART EMANUELE/staff photographer seniors Tom Malone, Mike Maleske, a cold-shooting performance for three Maleske, who rebounded with au Bob Elwell and sophomore John Mcln-' quarters, finished strong and added 147 thority, added 14 points. Heath, who Catholic Central guard Stan Heath (with ball) tyre. Malone and Heath chipped in with 12 played a fine floor game, and Kevin Maleske and the Raiders' Rich Glover trail the play and 10, respectively. „ soars in for a layup as Aquinas defender Ken Ford Krai, contributed 12 and 10, respective during Sunday's Cath6lic League championship TRAILING BY nine points, CC final- "We used our 1-0 offense — power ly. (No. 35) stands his ground. CC center Mike game. tOUUUUAUHUMOOUUUnuUUUHl Chargers end swim streak BERGSTROM'S BARGAINS SERVICE Livonia Churchill's swimmers broke school record of 1:04.6 in the 100-yard distance freestyle events, winning both (189.25 points) and helping Churchill Showroom Plumbing'Heating a hex last Thursday. And it couldn't breaststroke to 1:03.9, Hutchison, also the 200 (1:51.6) and 500 (5:14.0). The gain a 1-2 sweep In the 50 free (24.1). and Sales Air Conditioning have come at a tatter time. : -captured the 100 butteffly-{59.9) and ^-Ghiefs'-ofrfy-other-iyiniier was Craig- 25429 W. Five Mite Store Hours The Chargers churned to a 75-52 vic swam on the school record-setting 200 Vanderburg in the diving (189.95- other second in a 1*2 sweep of the 100 Redford Twp. polnts). 8-7 Monday-Friday tory over visiting Plymouth Canton, medley relay team. . back (1:00.5). 9-5 Saturday Churchill's team of Scott Sabln, Bri Joe McBratnie had two seconds for 532-5646 beating the Chiefs for the first time He teammed with the Baird broth-• Ad Expires 3-5-83 ever in dual meet competition and sew ers, Drew and Eric, and Vlnce Forment an Comstock, Vic Valente and Russ Canton in the 200 IM (2:13.3) and 100 Bergendahl nipped the Canton four breast (1:04.6). Others to take seconds Bergstrom-s • Where service is coupled with ing up the Western Lakes Activities As to take the medley relay in 1:46.5, unsurpassed technical expertise. ^ sociation's (WLAA) Western Division breaking the old mark of 1:48.4 ^et in some of Simone, John Aherns, Matt for the Chiefs were Krawzak in the 100 title at the same lime. 1974. - Krawzak and Jim Casler in the 400 fly (1:00.8), Glenn Plagens in the 100 Churchill (4-3 in the WLAA) turned free relay. The Churchill team was free (55.1) and the team of Bob Lewell- DO-IT-YOVRSELF PLUMBING the trick by getting six first place fin- THE BAIRD BROTHERS also won clocked in 3:40.4 to 3:40.5 for the Can ing, Jim Luce, Krawzak and Plagens in Jshes_ln_individuaL events^fromthree- -two-events each-for Churchill. Drew- ton squad; -the-200medley relay (1:49.3). .AOSMITH swimmers and by setting two school was first in the 200 individual medley Churchill's Comstock took second Next for both teams is the WLAA 40 Gallon Water Heater records. In all, the Chargers won eight (2:09.7) and 100 backstroke (59.9), while twice to Simone in the 200 (1:59.4) and conference championship meet at events to three for Canton. Eric was tops in the 50 (22.9) and 100 500 (5:27.6) freestyles. Valente also had Plymouth Salem. Preliminaries start * Eric Hutchison won a pair for the (50.6) freestyles. two seconds for the Chargers, iosing at 2:30 p.m. Wednesday, with finals slated to begin at 7 p.m. Friday. 95 Reg. »172.95 * winners, lowering his own one-year-old Canton's John SImone dominated the narrowly in diving to Vanderburg KGA40 * 129 » 5 Year Warranty Installation Churchill* Pats* GQ Thurston win Glass Lined Available 1 -J Hunter shoots down playoff foe />- COUPONCOUPON-v^l Carrier lied 28 points Friday, including all six Dan Starinsky combined for 18 re Power Humidifier Llyoriia Churchill displayed a bal of his team's points in the overtime, to bounds. anced attack Friday night to beat host help the Cougars hold off visiting - Walled Lake Central in the first round North. RU winless in 19 tries, got 10 points I of the WLAA basketball playoffs, 63-53. from Ken Atwood and eight each from f The Chargers (11-7), who.broke a basketball Senior Craig Dimaya added 20 points. Mike Harte and Keith Ruloff. = three-game losing streak, meet Livonia and point-guard Tom Ferrell chipped f Stevenson Tuesday at home iri a semifi LIVONIA FRANKLIN 64 A f in with 10 for the winners. DET. BENEDICTINE 73 nal game. "•> . WSLD. JOHN GLENN 61 v f Craig • Hunter, a Junior forward, GC's Brett Emery sent the game into REDFORD ST. AGATHA 67 f Reg. paced the.Chargers with 19 points. overtime by hitting a baseline Jumper f Kitchen ,g% $149.95 The Patriots captured their fifth, f Three of iis teammates %ere also in straight game Friday and clinched a tie with four seconds to go. Joe White's 28 points and 15 re Model ~ double figures ~- John Merner (17), for second place with Garden City in bounds weren't enough as Detroit r John Grzybek (12) and Dave Riley (11). the Northwest Suburban League (NSL) John Dawson had 22 In a losing cause Benedictine squeezed out a non-league Model 100__ 119.95! , Clark Bock notched If to lead Cen winWednesday at Agatha. - — ••— as seniors Bob Stebbln8and_Mlke_ John for North and Ray Boyle added 19. • • Limit One Reg.M77.95 i tral-torn Menard contributed 12 and son combined for 42 points. * ^Expires 3-5-83^ #49WS Limit One Jim Kreutzer netted 10, all in the first Stebblns, a 6-4 senior, led all scorers REDFORD THURSTON 66 Benedictine l3iiow 9-8 overall while Installation Available .Expires 3-5-83 . quarter, with 24 points while Johnson added 18 REDFORD UNION 47 Agatha slipped to 7-10. Steve Juodawlkls threw in a 25-foot for the Patriots, now 10-9 overall and • shot at the buzzer to end the first quar 6-4 in NSL play. The Ravens, who trailed 33-26 at the y_.___>.—.—_-COUPON The Eagles soared to a school-record r ter, giving Churchill a 17-10 flrst^ufir- Junior guard Greg Gill paced the 18th straight win Friday at home as half, came back In the third quarter ® AMERICAN-STANDARD ter advantage. The Chargers then Rockets with 19 points and 6-foot-8 senior, guard Steve Smith led the way with a 23-14 ^coring advantage. r stretched their halftlme,lead to 12 and Paul Grazulls added 11, with 20 points and 10 assists. Toilet rode home for the victory. - The loss drops Glenn to 12-6 and 5-3. Desmond Steel led Benedictine (9-8) r f'.This gets us back on the winning The Rockets travel Tuesday to play Smith's running mate at guard, soph- with 25 points and teammate Mike G11-. X 95 •track," said .Churchill coach Don A1- North Farmlngton. ortdre Raffl Kostegian, added 14 points lespie added 13. f $44 Grade A White Sest Hot bertson. "Itwa9 a good time to get our and senior George Sibel netted 10. Pat Haran supported White's effort Reg. »91.95 Included Intensity back. GARDEN CITY 66 Limit 1 with 17 points. Joe Churches was also S V *We started out in a man-to-man (de N. FArtMINGTON 62 (OT) Thurston, which raced out to a 34-15 • #2131.175 fense) and It got the team popping halftlme lead, controlled the boards. In the double digits with IS as the Ag v» -.——. JI^1£ J!*JL*,22 f TitttTTTrit around,". •'....'. Junior forward Scott McCloskev tal Kirk Swiantek and 6-7 Junior center gies slipped to 7-10 overall. . unuiuia xxxxxxxxxxx 2C(l,R.W.O) O&E Monday. February 28, 1983 RU2nd in NSL volleyball race North Farmington captured the The Spartans, champs of the Lakes Northwest Suburban League (NSL) vol Division with a 12-1 record (20-5 over- leyball crown Thursday with a 15-4,15- all), begin pre-distrlct play Wednesday Bentley trips Spartans 10 victory over Westland John Glenn. at Redford Thurston. The match begins On Wednesday, the Raiders posted a By Paul King the opening period and went on to reg PREP BASKETBALL al7p.m. 15-11, 15-4 win over host Redford special writer ister their third SPHL win of the season TotuUy, M*rtb 1 Against Walled Lake, Stevenson's South Lyon *t Llv. Franklin, 7:45 p.m. Thurston. Wednesday In the first game of a dou Bev Irwin served nine points, including Clarenc«vtl!e at Uitberan West, 7:45 pm. The victories by North, which fin the final two of the first game, then Junior right-winger Paul Maderosian ble-header at Livonia's Edgar Arena. Wild. Joha Glenn at N. Farmingtbn, 7:45 p.m. ished 9-1 In NSL play, terminated Red reeled off six straight In the second '"scored two goals and added one assist Chris Hanson, Todd Belllck, Kevin Redford Union at Trenton, 7:45 pm. hockey Uv. Bentley at Farm. Harrison, 7:45 p.m. ford Union's hopes of gaining a tie for game to give Stevenson the easy win. as . Livonia Bentley surprised rival Gagnon, John Bartle, Rick Robitallle Livonia Stevenson, 5-3, In a Suburban Farmington at Ply. Canton, 7:45 p m. the league title. Lisa Bokovoy, a 6-foot, sophomore, by Scott Summers and tied the game on and John Jardlne scored for the Prep Hockey League (SPHL) finale be RU, sparked by a solid defense, played a key part In the win by hitting Morse's goal. winners. Jardlne also added two as (Wettent Lake* PUyof fi) fore 750 fans Kriday at Edgar Arena, sists. 'Northville at Ply. Salem, 7:45 p.m scored a 15-3,18-16 triumph over Gar eight non-returnable spikes. Joe Hamway then scored the game- den City to conclude NSL play Wednes i Stevenson enters regional play 15-6-1 Kevin Golowic and Craig Sawickl Uv. Stevenson at Liv. Churchill, 7:45 pjn. LIVONIA CHURCHILL clinched the winner on a power play with 3:13 re Thursday, March 5 day with an 8-2 ledger. overall and 12-4 in the SPHL. Bentley scored two goals each for Roosevelt. Western Division of the WLAA Wednes -Is now 11-9-2 and 9-6-1. maining, ruining Parent's night before Redford Thurston a( Dear. Fordsoa, 7:45 p m. RU coach Jim Gibbons turned to day with a 15-5,15-10 win over ^North (1,000 Trojan fans. Scott Bozyk (his first Churchill Is now 3-11-2 and 5-15-2. Bloomdeld Lahser at Bisb. Borgess. 7:45 p m seniors Julie Barden, Amy Livsey, Ka- ville. The Bulldogs carried a 2-0 lead of the year) and Morse had the other Roosevelt's record fell to 6-8-2 and 10- Red. St Agatha at Blsh. Gallagher, 745 p.m. Liv. Bentley at Ply Canton, 7:45j>.m. tby Storvis, Cathy Koski, Kim Warman The Chargers, 11-1 and 22-6-3 over through .periods. Each team scored CC goals. 9-2. three goals in the final period, the last Friday. March C and Janet Lowham for the win. all, close out their regular season The win gives CC a 9-4-2 record in Clarencevllle at Melvtnda|e, 7:45 p.m. coming from Maderosian into an emp Barden provided the major impetus Wednesday at home against Farming- the West Division of Michigan Metro SOUTHFIELD 7 Wsld. John Glenn at Aw) Arbor Huron, 7:45 p.m. ty net. In the first game, serving six points. ton Harrison. Hockey League. Trenton, meanwhile, LIVONIA FRANKLIN 3 Soathgate at Garden City, 7:45 p.m. Detroit Southwestern vs. CC-Aquinas winner Livsey came through with some strong Coach Mike Hughes said an "excel John LaDuke, Dave Lentz and Tom dropped to 7-5-3. The Shamrocks and The Blue Jays wrapped up third Anderson collect the other Bentley (at Detroit's Cobo Arena), 8 p.m. hitUng. lent team defense" was the determin Trenton are 13-5-1 and 12-6-2, respec place in the SPHL Wednesday at Edgar Saturday, March 5 goats. (TBA) Western Lakes championship final. ing factor in the victory. tively, overall. behind two goals and one assist from In the second game, junior Kellie Dave Cox countered with two power- Rob Sorge. - (TBA) Site and teams to be announced. "And both Teri Evans and Beth Wes- play goals and an assist for Stevenson. Szabo came off the bench and served man continued their fine "hitting," LIVONIA STEVENSON 2 The win gives third-place Southfield HOCKEY REGIONAL John Phillips had the other Spartan AT WYANDOTTE'S YACK ARENA the final three points for the match. Hughes said. ANN ARBOR PIONEER 2 its best record in seven years — 11-4-1 goal. v and 12-7-3. Franklin fell to. 4-10-2 and (Class A) Dave Cox scored twice as the Spar "My whole team played real well in LIVONIA BENTLEY^parked by a 4-16-2. am e tans' earned a tie Wednesday at Michi Monday, Feb. 28 — (A) Livonia Churchill vs. theJi_raL& _ ." said Thurston coach 'strong defense, defeated Plymouth CATHOLIC CENTRAL 5' Southfield led only 2-1 after one peri (B) Trenton. 8 p.m gan's Yost Arena. Chris Wandyg, whose squad Is 3-7 and Canton Thursday In a WLAA matci»M5- od as Franklin goalie Mike Vasilco Tuesday, March 1 — (O Livonia Franklin vs. TRENTON 4 Stevenson goalies Darin Phillips and 6-9 overall. "It's the best I've seen them 12, 4-15,15-10. stopped 17 of 19 shots. The Patriots Livonia BenUey (D). S p.m.; (E) Detroit Catholic Dave Morse left one of his skates at Phil Bryant combined to stop 24 Pio Central vs (F) Wyandotte Roosevelt, 8 p.m. play all season. We were good offen were still within a goal at the end of home, so his parents had to make the neer shots. Thursday, March i — Livonia Stevenson vs. sively, but we never got It going in the The Bulldogs, 7-5 in WLAA play, got the second period, but Southfield ex long drive to Trenton to complete the A-B winner, 6 p.m_; C-D winner vs. E-F winner, second game." rolling behind the play of setters Sue pair, and the trip was worthwhile ploded for four goals in the final period 8 p.m. Pozan and Angela Porter. to put the game away. Saturday, March 5 — Championship final, 8 Wednesday as they watched their son LIVONIA CHURCHILL 6 p m. (winner advances to Class A quarterfinal, 7 Despite the loss, Wandyg singled out Rick Klimec, Ed Zajdel and John tally two goals in CC's victory. WYAYDOTTE ROOSEVELT 4 p.m. March 9 at Yack Arena vs. Ann Arbor Pio the play of Carolyn Moran, who tossed "Our setters did a good job of con Trailing 4-2 going into the final peri Chmielewski scored goals for Franklin. neer regional champ). trolling the offense," said Bentley' The Chargers scored four times in Scott Williams added two assists. out some effective serves In the open od, CC closed the gap to 4-3 on a goal ing game. coach Dana Hardwidge. "And Angela LIVONIA BUILDING played one of the best games I've seen. BRAKES YOUR CHOICE Catch the LIVONIA STEVENSON closed out She was all over the court." 2 Wheel Front Disc MATERIALS CO. play In the Western Lakes Athletic As Hardwidge was also pleased with the or 4 Wheel Drum-Type $.AQ95 Win 12770 FARMINGTON RD. Wings in sociation (WLAA) with a 15-10,15-7 tri play of Debbie Siterlet, "who is really InstaS now fronl <3fjc brake pads "T5# a new LIVONIA, MICH. 48150 lAjtall new brake iwngj all 4 wheels car in our umph Thursday over host Walled Lake coming on as a hitter and Is developing Plus refarinfl MOST U.S. CARS motion! PHONES 937-0478 421-1170 Central. an aggressive back-court game." LUBE OIL & ENGINE TUNE UP home game giveaway—no -HEADQUARTERS FOR BUILDING FILTER ELECTRONIC AND MODERNIZATION NEEDS" UploSqU. ^ purchase necessary! tOW-400il S 00 MOST U.S. CARS $2495 MOST U.S. CARS 11 ^™ 4CYL SECURITY Thursday, March 3 — vs. Quebec Nordiquos DRYWALL •SYNOPSIS OF MINUTES - Free Adult BatabtllCap to tint 3,000 adults21A older DEAD BOLTS Board of Education CENTURY TIRE INC. |8alurday, March 5 — vs. Minnesota Northatars 7:30 IN STOCK SINGLE CYLINDER Livonia Public Schools 29100 PLYMOUTH • LIVONIA • 427-7200 Free Back Peck to first 3,500 youngs tare Uiyounger- (1 blk. E, oi Mlddlebelt) Hours: Dally 6-6: Sal. 8-2 compliment* of Elias Brothers BigBoyRestaurants. ill 4x10 4x12 4x14 Regular Meeting February 7,1983 %" 5« For tickets, charge m by phono $67-9800. •The following Is a summary, In synopsis form, of the Board of Education's regular All Makes Good Only at 'A- 3.30 '90 5.90 6.» and this local Ion Ticket Information meeting of February 7,1983; the full text of the minutes is on file in the office of the (One coupon a, group discounts . H" 4.74 5.« 7.10 8.30 Superintendent, 15125 Farmington Road, and in the principal's office of each school, Models per customer) Feature! Ml" throw *ilh«teel*»eo/ ftCC I Auto-Truck 567-6000. medeWingi casartf/danlngpirt. ¢9/0 \JTr and Is available on request. I Tickets at all CTC Rustproofir Am* President Roach convened the meeting at 8:03 p.m., in the Board Room, 15125 Farm About outlettr — • " - Our MON.-FRI. 8-5 SAT. 8-12 ington Road, Livonia. Present: Charles Akey, Richard Belaire, David Cameron, Mar- Qlmzlng jorie Roach, Carol Strom and Ronald Winters. Late: James Merner, who was repre senting the school district at a meeting of the Westland City Council. Absent: None Winter Super Special Communications were received as follows: A letter and resolution from the Plym Complete Ziebart Rustproof ing FAST TRAC SERVICE outh-Canton Board of Education; a letter from Dr. Norman Weinhelmer, MASB. I Any I SALEM The minutes and synopsis of the regular meeting of January 17,1983, were approved $11 COO as written. Bills: Motion by Withers and Akey to approve for payment General Fund checkii, Nos. I Used Car 110 FREE OIL & FILTER LUMBER 54047 through i>bUl}8, in the amount of $5,468,232.44. Ayes: Akey, Belaire, Cameron, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None 2753(1'Ablks0 Worro. W. no f —Inkste Westlanr Rd.) d With Front Disc Brake Job For pick-up and delivery Bills: Motion by Withers and Strom to approve for payment Building and Site checks, I Phone 425-5170 SCQ95 We work on Nos. 10997 through 10998, io the amount of 196,106.66. 'Ayes: Akey, Belaire, Cameron, WW All Cars Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None coupon "og" pine mouldings Buses: Motion by Strom and Akey that the Board invite the submission of sealed bids Offer good now thru 3-4-S3 on the purchase of three 16-passenger transit school buses and nine 66-passenger school buses or nine 66-passenger transit school buses, as per approved district speci lengths fications, with said bid opening to take place on February 25, 1983. The Board We Feature 5-minute oil change to 14 ft. and FAST TRAC Service reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Ayes: Akey, Belaire, Cameron, Roach, ( INSULATION Strom, Withers. Nays: None ^ PARTS. Computerized Bus Schedoling:'MoUon by Strom and Belaire to approve a contract ...at 1976 prices! HEAVY DUTY 8H0CK8 [email protected]. Group 7 Oil Filters by MONROE with Educational Logistics, Inc. (Edulog) for the installation of hardware and soft ware for the 1983-84 school year In the amount of $64,000, with implementation to be Last chance for 15% 98 \W chair rail @ 22' lin. ft. I Most Cars *9 Most Cars based on contract language regarding price protection of the software fees to the ENERGY SAVING TAX CREDIT. Ufsllms Warranty 5%" base® 45« lift, ft Discount prices on Both Mopar and after market parts district and the approval of other contract wording by the school district's legal firm. select your own from Ayes: Akey, Belaire. Cameron, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None 3 Bedroom Ranch or IV2 Story our in-store bins Leave Extension: Motion by Strom and Withers to approve a one-year leave of ab Brick or Riding sence extension for Jack Kirksey for the 1983-84 school year. Ayes: Akey, Belaire, LA Cameron, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None Blown-in insulation *, 6 Century Dodge ' *" Recall: Motion by Strom and Withers to recall to district employment for the balance inches In attic, 4 inches in 13500 Telegraph, Taylor )oodgc\ 30650 plymouth road of the 1982-83 school year the following teachers: Charles Foust (.4), Leigh Holland, walls, no bricks removed. and Magdalene Nemec (.4). Ayes: Akey, Belaire, Cameron, Roach, Strom, Withers. 946-9430 >V*~N livonia ^^ Nays: None (Between Northline & Eureka Rds.) *3C? 422-1000 2S LEA Negotiations: Motion by Strom and Withers to approve the following team to represent the Board in negotiations with the Livonia Education Association: Samuel •Using Governmenl tnd U/L Approved CI44» I eelMose. (Flame-pf oof LaMonica, spokesman; Roland Montambeau; Carole Samples; Dale Coller, Karen and norvsattllng. Doe* NOT contain formakJeriydo). Winters; James CarU; Arthur Domalske. Ayes: Akey, Belaire, dameron, Roach, INTERSTATE'S TRANSMISSION Strom, Withers. Nays: None Gift Motion by Withers and Akey to accept the gracious gift of the Nankin Mills PTA in the amount of $1,862.25 to be used to purchase an Apple lie computer for use by MAINTENANCE SERVICE. students at Nankin Mills Elementary School. Ayes: Akey, Belaire, Cameron, Roach, L JStrfim, Withers. Nays: None RADIANT This service helps15 - ^H-tW^-tHaW ' -Gf>an§e-4ransmissren n THERESA LOT prevent transmission Gift: Motion by Akey and Withers to accept the gracious gift of the Kennedy PTA in HOME GOING ON IN fluiL d problems. Should you the amount of $3,311.82 to be used to purchase two Apple He computers for use by sion S1195 "Adjust bands, if needed INSULATION already have a prob the students at Kennedy Elementary School. Be it further resolved that the Board not 'A Reputation Built on Quality." (©toufr&Icteiilrit M Ac provide matching funds as requested in the Kennedy PTA petition. Ayes: Akey, Be lem, we'll diagnosrobe ™it 0 -S« '• Clean screen, il needed Fully Insured. . laire, Cameron, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None for you and recomrob - ^^ FLUI0 •, CAReplac e pan gasket All Work Guaranteed. irusier (Aj*g* classified Gift: Motion by Akey and Withers to accept the gracious gift of the Garfield PTA in mend just what's • Complete the amount of $1,436.40 to be used to purchase an Apple He computer for use by 295-1102 needed. road test students at the Garfield Elementary School. Be it further resolved that the Board not MleWfl*n license *«S*S0 ads provide matching funds as requested in the Garfield PTA petition. Ayes: Akey, Be laire, Cameron, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None. _Gift: Motion.by. Akey.andJyithers to accept^e-reoomroendation-of the Curriculum— Committee to delay for approximately two months consideration of the request of the 261-5800 533-2411 Holmes PTA to contribute $4,500 toward the purchase of a Ricoh F6200 Copier, with 34957 Plymouth Rd. 26357 GRAND RIVER the balance of the cost of the copier to be taken, from Holmes Middle School funds. at Wayne Ayes: Akey, Belaire, Cameron, Roach, Strom, Withers. Nays: None . Serving FarmlnfltoaHDlj. Physical Education Waiver Motion by Akey and Withers that the Board approve a In Livonia Southfield, Bedford 4 Livonia procedure to waive one semester of physical education for those students- who satis intffigg factorily participate In high school athletics. Ayes: Akey, Withers. Nays: Belaire, Cameron, Roach, Strom -, Red Wings Possible Closing of Bentley High School: James Lynch addressed the Board regarding the possible closing of Bentley High School. He stated that a citizens' committee recommends that the Board delay any public hearings until after May 16,1983, but 2.00 DISCOUNT WITH COUPON prior to June 3, 1983. He also stated that, as an alternate course of action, the BACK WE'RE NATIONWIDE... SO IS OUR WARRANTY. citizens' committee recommends that the Board establish a citizens' task force to evaluate the recommended closing. The Board discussed with Mr. Lynch the recom mendations of the committee. ^. : ' CLIP AND 8AVE The Superintendent then presented his official recommendation to close Bentley High PACK School at the conclusion of the 1984-85 school year. The Board of Education acknowl TO THE FIRST 3.500 YOUTHS edged receipt of the recommendation. •'.'''•• ,. Pride Plumbing Supply The Board further discussed the recommendations of the citizens' committee. The 14 AND UNDER ATTENDING following gerieral public hearing dates were scheduled at 8:00 p.m., In the Bentley THE RED WING GAME •fg?» Do-lt-Yourself Plumbing Parts auditorium: February 28; March 1 (if needed); If additional hearing time Is.necessary, • 26629 Plymouth Rd. Between Beech & Inkster Rd. another date wilibe established. It was also decided that on March 21 the Board will hear the committee's interim or final report. On March 5£.a special meeting will be.. 937-3065^ : r 425-8510 scheduled, and the Board will decide whether or not there should be any further delay,:"'.' '• v ; " ;r ".,-'•. ; ', ••*•:• ;'-. .,-• - ./.'[.[_:••[.-- . •: DETROIT trj Reports: The Board heard reports from Jhe Finance, Curriculum, Public Relations, 40 Gai. Water Heater Sale Leglstatlon'and Building and Site cdmrrtlttees. >, V : ' ,_> - VSL Westland Summer Tax CollectlohT Mr. Merner reported relative to the meeting with the Westland City Council regarding the district's request to Implement suirimer fix MINNESOTA . collection for the portion of.theLivonla School District located In Westland. The' Council postponed decision on the district's request ahd asked that, prloVto February 28,'-the district send a letter ^.potentially"affected Wetland Presidents and holdr^" DELTA 100 WASHERLESS FAUCET public,hearing to explain summer tax collection. The Board of Education agreed to SATURDAY comply with the Westland Council's request"; ';> ^ /" ' "- :; MARCH 5 WITH Hearing: Board members commented about the following topics: 1) MASB Mid-Win COUPON ,88 ter Conference; 2) Curriculum Center; 8) behavior of students at athletic events; 4)'..;• MA$B response to local school board requests; 6) possible visits to other school dis 7:30 p, in, tricts. .:-.--.;-.v.---:----'-v\/'...vT;^::'^ •;,-.v-•/.;..'::' v,- ..;•'• :.--.- -^:-^:-::-- Nv ' COUPON"^^ ~' MAISL Position: President Roach said'that the MAISL representative will be asked -r?""~ " COUPON : to vote on whether or. not MAISL should take a stand In.support of some combination - TT~ l-S-E BRIGGS of tax Increase and expenditure cuts at the slate level. Yes Akey, Belaire, Roach, eftedemngs BADGER WHITE TOILET Strom No. Cameron, Merner, Withers. , * i/t HP DISPOSALS Closed Session: Motion by Withers and Strom that the meeting be fecessed to closed BIG (while quantities fast) ' Reg. 64.95 session to discuss property matters. Ayes: Akey, Betalrey Cameron, Merrier, Roach, - BOY Strom, Withers. Nays. None President Roach recessed the meeting to closed session with coupon radeB RESTAURANTS TkM faronuiMaJl frntf ikcfczU WT «00« 95 $4500 at 1126 pm, and reconvened It at lf;40pm. , Tfa« > r Monday, February 26. 1983 O&E (P,C.ft.W,G-3C)*&C amBummm 819 Auto Rental* 333 Northern Property 414 Florida Rentals • L520 Secretarial Business 714 Business «V~ 2» Bathtub Reflnishlng 99 Gutter* t 223 Recreation!*! Vehicle REAL E8TATE Service* Office Ecjutpment - Leasing 334 Out o( Town Property 415 Vacation Rental* 2« Blcycie Mam'tenance 102 Handyman Sorvto* LS22 Professional Service* 71$ Comm-lnd Equipment 619 Auto Financing FOR 8ALE 336 Florida Property lor 416 HaBs'lorRent 27 Brick, Block 4 Cement 105 KauSng L523 Attorneys/Legal 716 Lawn, Garden 4 620 Auto* Wanted 224 Ratal Hardwoods Sale 419 Moor* Home Space 29 Boat Docks 108 Healing 225 Renmshlng * 302 Blrmingtam- Counseling Farm Equipment 821 Junk Car* Wanted 337 Farms lor Sale 420 Room* to Rent 30 Bookkeeping Service 109 Sola/Energy 229 Refrigeration BloornlMd 716 BuBdlng Materials 82* Trucks for Sale 339 Country Homes 421 LMna Quarter* tOjShar* 32 BuMtnglntpectton 111 Home Safety 233 Roofing 303 West BloomfWd U20 823 Vana 339 Lots & Acreage 422 Wanted to Rent AUUAIIlirrurUTft i* rVm Produce 33 Budding Remodearig 112 Humidifier* 234. Scissor. Saw 4 304 Fe/mlnjton ANNOVMrEMENTe [>IJH flow** Plant* 624 Jeeps/4 Wheel Drive 34 Burgle/FVa Alarm 340 Lake RJver Resort 423 Wanted to Renl- 114 Income Tax Knife Sharpening Fvmiogton HHs 722 Hobbles-Coins. Stamps 825 Sports.A Imported 37 Business Machine Property lor Sale Resort Property 115 Industrial Service 235 Screen Repair 305 Brtghloo-HvtKnd 342 Lake Property 424 House Sitting Service 600 Personals 724 Camera and Suppoes 852 Classic Car* Repair Southlyon 118 Insurance Photography 237 Septic Tank* 344 Cemetery Lou 425 Convalescent Nursing (your discretion) . 72« Musical tnstrunjenu 854 American Motor* 39 Carpentry 309 8outhhe*d-Uthnip 117 Insulation- 241 Sewer Cleaning 351 Business & ProteastonaJ Homes 602 lost * Found 727 HomeVkJeo. Games 856 Buick 42 Carpel Cleaning 4 307 USford-HertJend 120 Interior Decorating 245 Sewing Machine Repair Bids (or Sale 426 Gerages/MW Storage (by the word) Tape*. Movies 858 CedBac Dyeing 30* Rochester-Troy 121 Interior Space 249 Slipcovers 432 CommercW/Retal 604 Announoarnenls/ 728 TV.*tereo. 660 Chevrolet 44 Carpet Laying 4 Repair 309 Royal Oak-Oak Parti 352 Commerow/Retal i Management 253 Snow Removal 434 Industrial/Warehouse No bees Ht-n. 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OBSERVER S ECCENTRK AD-TAKERS HAVE NO sucfi preference, Emrtarion or 0¾. BLE RATE CARD, COPIES Of WWCH ARC AVAILABLE FROM THE AOVERTtSMO DCBARTMZMT, OBSERVER 4 ECCENTRIC AUTHORITY TO BIND THS NEWSPAPER AND ONLY PUBLICATION OF AN ADVERTISEMENT SHALL CONSTITUTE FINAL newspaper are iraiUbfe on an NEWSPAPERS. »«251 SCHOOLCRAFT ROAD. UVOWA. MCKK1AM 44150, ()1)) 5*1-2300 THE OBSERVER B ECCENTRIC ACCEPTANCE Of THE ADVERTISER'S ORDER. vcrimirM!vO(i.'' equal cwortunrty oasrs. ,>V--.= .:10- 312 Livonia |312 Livonia 312 Livonia 316 Wettland 302 Birmingham 303 West Bloomfield 304 Farminglon 304 Farmlngton 304 Farmlngton UV0N1A & AREA ONE CALL DOES IT ALU Garden City Bloomfield Farmlngton Hills A REAL GEM Place roar classified want ad in BRICK COLONIAL Farmlngton Hills Farmington Hills Super boose oo a toper lot • 1 bedrooms. LIVONIA Siburbaa Detroit's finest market BLOOMFIELD HILL?. Sacrifice 1HA -1 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 1H baths, FARMINGTON HILLS - Custom BzUt J baths, attacked i car garage, borne Bright and cheery! ) bedroom ranch. INVESTORS $M,000. Adams/Wattles area. Vacant i offering formal dining room, family Nature Lover's Paradise OWNER - 3 bedroom brick ranch. The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers ranch. 1 bedrooms. 1 baths, ccotnu air. 10x10 family room, living room fire decorated In light color*. Simple as Shows pride of ownership. Large eating Uvonia acoools, low to "0"down, FHA/ bedroom rsnch, m baths, family plus room with fireplace, 1st floor laundry. fireplace, atlacbed garage. 1 51s. old. sumption. $51,500. Call area In Country kitchen. Fenced yari VA. brick ) bedroom ranch, family six* Florida room, 1 fireplaces, no base & a brick turned garage. Hilltop lot 3 bedroom borne on LARGE lot 1 decks place, 1 car attached garage, finished 591-0900 Wayne On commons. 11¼% assunu»ie mort basement, LC available 11511 Greeo Good AsscmpUoo! Ailing only 146,900. kitchen, -spacious living room, huge meoL Oo beautiful 1 acre lot Needs Wooded site In area. 11 Pi % 5 yr. mort gage. $111,500 55M711 or 557J041 overlooking natural hilhjde, 1 fire MIKE WiCKHAM O*09> 644-1070 Oakland basement Ann Arbor Trail • Merrtman carpeting & painL Assumable «61,000 gage available with 20% down or possi places, family room, bsjit-lns. and 1 car Willow. $79,500. Open Sal-Sun. 551-3117 CENTURY 21 852-3222 Rochester/Avon area. Only$4i.9O0 at 10% fori yean. ble 11% loog term mortgage 0 down oo FARMINGTON HILLS. 1 bedroom attached garage. $94,900. Call SPECTACULAR Use your Vita or Master Card Call Martha: 771-9707 111444-5451 VA program. Owner transferred. Great ranch, full finished ba.'«neot, Kemper Gold Houseflealtors Wooded location! Exquisite Decor! So- opportunity. MLSJW6 cablnels, attached firage Simple as- 306 Southfield-Lathrup berb Assumption! AU with this 4 bed TRANSFERRED! Owner pay points LAHSER 14 Mile area - 4 bedroom co loo at 9% , 141.000. LINDA COLLAR 478-4660 261-4700 VJL or LC- I1H0.OO0 Down, 4 bed lonial oo. *i acre wooded river lot, BUILD YOUR DREAM with a good room, 1V» bath Colonial Family room Castelli REALTY 477-4000.445-1651 starter basei Newly listed - cute and room ranch. 1,(00 aqiL New bollUns, many features. $159,000. Assumable CENTURY 21 wllh fireplice, 1st floor laundry. Asking Century 21 nifty cooditloo. 1 bedroom, 1½ bath, Assume $6,700 Down $109.OO0.(L-S91) roof, air, huge basemeoL 417-0941 ;age,7W%. »47-1015 FARMINGTON HILLS • Old Home 525-7900 VINCENT N. LEE stead. II mile It Drake 1 bedroom Gold House Realtors split level Soothfieldschools. $41,900. Urool* • ) bedroom brick ranch.1 ¼ EXECUTIVE TRA NSFER SALES car garage and foil basemeoL Move-to brick ranch inground pool. $79,900. 478-4660 261-4700/t "CUTE" 313 Dearborn Excellent Condition 303 West Bloomfield 474-0091 111-4117 bedroom, large fenced yard, garage, ceooltloo. C*u today. Asking $51,000. Verr nice J bedroom. Brick Ranch with 851-4100 OK. BUYERS- Birmingham schoolscb s $19,900 Ask for Westland/tivooia schools • 1 bedroom 1H baths, family room, no-wax kitchen Dearborn Heights brick ranch, IH car garage, full fin PILLARED COLONIAL FARMINGTON HILLS • lovely 1 bed THE PRICE IS SLASHED floor, almost new carpeting and a X car 304 Farmlngton room quality brick ranch in DEARBORN HTS. - simple assumption, ishe..„d basemen. „,.,„.t with bric. k fireplace.-,., _i»WA . Ojualjly brick borne, built by Con- 1 bedroom, breeiewsy, and attached JIM CRAVER arage. Buy-down Mortgage offered or I^.^^,™* * VA UTms^ A**1*' -iolldaled Building Co. t rooms, 4 bed- prestigious area. Many amenities. garage BasemeoL $)9,500. HA - VA. Only $51 ,»0. (L-411) low down paymeoL 1 bedroom brick $51,900. Ask for. • Farmlngton Hills RE/MAX - f ranch, stodio ceilings. 1H car garage, I1J5.9O0Terms Browner 441-1)15 FOREMOST 422-6030 IM.900. 4«-7{45 garage, oa a premium lot with close BY OWNER - Beautiful Colonial ... $98,500!!! NEAT & CLEAN - - convenient loca HORSES, HORSES. HORSES JIM CRAVER proximitmity to children's play field. W. 1,400 sq. ft, 1 bedrooms, 1½ balh + FARMINGTON HILLS tion. Not lo be judged by a drive-by! 1 BY OWNER • Beautifully decorated. 4 15 Acre parcel with Spring-fed pood be RE/MAX loomfleid's best buy, 0 dowrwnVAten VA termr s unfinished bonus room. Full wall fire bedroom, 1½ bath ranch, spacious for bedroom colonial oo large corner treed hind this 1.500 sq. (L home-with 1 bed possible. Oewer transferred. MU49«! place la family room, central air, 1 car mal living room wilh fireplace, formal rooms, den or workroom, beautiful 314 Plymouth-Canton 1 bedroom brick rsnch with attached 1 ASSUME 8½ %! lot Living room, dining room, IV* FOREMOST. INC. 422-6030 attached garage, open wooded area be car garage 00 paved streeL Walk to Gill dining, exposed lower level, family baths, den, finished rec room. S Mile 4 kitchen, 10 x U Cttherlng Room over BY OWNER. ajsompOoo. Sparkling 4 hind lot Executive transfer, must selL 4 bedroom English todor Wg family room with fireplace, plus game room. looks pood, 9 Box stalls in 1 Barm. Elementary and Central High School. Levan area. Asking $71,900. 484-1174 bedroom home in the heart of Plym- Century 21 11 Mile k Drake area. $91,000.555-4044 $55,000 wllh $5,500 down plus pro ra.- room and kitchen'* central air" for- 130X140 lot $114,500 MUCH MORE! Call DOW for appoint- Mlh, natural fireplace, finished rec, EXCITING! VINCENT N. LEE mal dislng' • much more meoL Asking $149,900. - Financing can What a house? All completely redooe - CHATHAM HILLS SUB -1 bedroom. 1 tion of taies, 5 yejf land contract. 11% central air, screened back porch. 1 car EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES Interest P «1 I payment $455.10. Sub 3 bedroom. 1 bath, ranch. Super well be arranged! (L-541) garage. Mid IW'a. Buyers only 45W1I7 many extras • new root oo house, very bath brick ranch ln excellent coodiUon. Redwood deck, central air, sprinkler ject to approvaL Call maintained, heated pool Good ole qoai- RED WING well innlaled, mirrored closet doors, 851-4100 27880 CRANLEIGH ily construction! $111,000. Schweitzer Real Estate range 4 refrigerator • S bedroom brick system, finished basemeoL man? other OAIMTON . RY OWMPR WEST BLOOMFIFl n (near 11 Mile Middlebelt) Ijy.rru.Fj^y/, »,r^- try HM711 r.AH> morwrr.il •tins ttTMffrnr : 477.1091. GARY L. TOUSLEY TICKET BETTER HOMES 4 bedroom, 1½ bath colonial. Sunflower MIKE WRIGHT 8ARGAIN FARMINGTON HILLS -4 bedroom, AH80R Sob, buyers only. M».»0» 45J-OJ54 1KI • would you believe that this 1M bath contemporary colonial Cen REAL ESTATE 474-2045 built t room, 4 bedroom. lv> ba & GARDENS CCANTON COLONIAL tral air, automatic sprinkling system, JUST REDUCED 553-8128 CAMBRIDGE VILLAGE WINNER Century 21 nial borne could be purchased for only large deck, wooded (OL Many extras. 1 bedroom beauly. 17417 Redleaf Lane, TERRIFIC BUY-$51,900 $41,900? Special features Include 100% Like New! Assume 19 Year 522-5333 Call: Jim WUbanka $119,900. 551-011« Fixed Rate Mortgage Spa- between 11 -11 Mile, carpeted through LIVONIA 4 AREA Gold House Realtors basemenL 1 car attached garage, prem ONE CALL DOES IT ALU out LC oe 8.47% mortgage esswn; Robert Rlcketis Sharp 1 bedroom Colonial backs to ium lot, partially finished rec room. WOODCREEK FARMS • Assumable does 4 bedroom. 1H bath Place your classified want ad In targe Commoo's area. Private parking, 459-6000 home. Library o(f gracious tloo. Owner - broker must sell 559-17 47 NOTTINGHAM WOODS. A most presti ML91715 9V«% mortgage ($91,100) J bedrooms, Suburban Detroit's finest market 8432 Rlckl© Drive formal dining room, family room. Urge 1V> baths custom ranch with finished foyer, fireplaced family room, The Observer* Eccentric Newspapers . e^trmrmn Wostland gious area of ocAlity homes. This 4 bed kitchen, fireplace, central air. base BY OWNER • ebok* location. 1 bed walkout basemeoL 1.750 Sq. Ft each 1st floor laundry, large lot. room Ranch has I baths, first floor ment lit attached garage. room brick ranch, finished basemen Century 21 . level 16 acre treed lot Extensive Commons location. $115,500. 591-0900 • Wayne Just redoccd.^'alr^SrsesrJlowed.l laundry, family room, fireplace, full country kitchen with built-in*, cenlr, landscaping. Central air. central elec CaD 551-4700. < F Please call the prornor basement, 1½ car garage and to acre air, 1 vicar garage. a VINCENT N.LEE CHALET - 477-1800 415-5541 tronic air filter system, sprinkler sys 644-1070 Oakland r^nirJLTr^ r^e^ ^ tlon department of the lot Land Contract Terms. 1119,000. EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES tem pros other extras. $119,900: By 852-3222 Rochester/Avon.' S3; tSttd IT garTg^ •"* BY OWNER. 1 bed/com brick ranch. owner. 471-S4U Thompson-Brown I fenced >»rd. $71,900 154-7174 Observer- 4.- Eccentric A NO-MOW BACKYARD. Stunning; LOW TAXES Family room, 1½ car garage.FuIl fin 851-4100 Use your Visa or Master Card '• Musi maintenance free brick Ranch with tell this 1 bedroom ranch ished basement w/4th bedroom, Ind between 9 A.M. and 5 family room, fireplace, formal dining Plymouth Twp. New no-wax floors Ln bath. Assumasle. $51,900. 174-7JS4 P.M., Tuesday, March 1, room, remodeled kitchen, 4 1H car kitchen and bath. II I 10 enclosed 1983, to claim your two aluminum garage. lilt your favorites porch, fenced yard, garage, and FHA/ and this home will have IL ««1,900. VA terms. Only $47,500. LOTS OF HOUSE! FREE RED WING TICK 4 bedroom 1½ bath with excellent land ETS. . OWNER TRANSFERRED and offers CENTURY 21 contract terms 1 ear garage, family exceptional land contract oo this 1 bed room off kitchen with wood burning room Ranch close to Franklin Hi Gold House Realtors fireplace, new roof, furnace and water Energy efficient thermal 420-2100 464-8881 tank. $47,900, 591-2300, ext. 244 throughout, remodeled kitchen, extra targargie garage for the mechanic at Heart NEW 1000 sqft dutch colonial in presti- Century 21 CONGRATULATIONS Juslost listed at «49,500. ous section of Canton. Plymouth Can- eo schools. Downtown Plymouth shop Gold House Realtors OLDE WORLD CHARM In beautiful ping area. Ann Arbor. Detroit Dear- BY OWNER. N. of SchookrafL W. of tiorn minutes away on freeway. 1 bed MlddlebelL i bedroom Ui-leveL 1½ Rosedale Cardeaa. 1 bedroom Colonial 459-6000 wllh large kitchen and dinette, formal room, iv» baths, huge first floor baths, 1½ car garage. Nicely decorat laundry, moch more. 11V»% fixed rate $5,000.00 DOWN oo each land contract ed, IW.O00. Open SaL& Sun. ili-iUt dining room, huge living room with nat ural fireplace, basement, 1 car garage. mortgage, $79,000 C45-150S terms puts yoo In this 1 bedroom Brick Excellent Fixed Rate mortgage avail Ranch with family room, 1 car at Custom Home-Country Lot able. «71,900. tached garage In Westland. $11,500. (P- I A charming change - quality built Taint ONE CALL DOES IT ALU S15) "8, | condition 4 bedrooms, 1½ balhs. natu PLEASING TO THE EYE and Pocket- Place your classified want ad Ln GARDEN CTTY - Looking for some ral fireplace, separate dining tnt, fin bok! Lovely all brick Ranch oliering 1 Suburban Detroit's finest market. yard space at • low price? Take the ished rec room, garage, and low heat bedrooms dining area, full basement, The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers lime to see this well cared for 1 bed bills. H acre with surrounding woods atached garige, and fenced yard. room aluminum sided bungalow with and park. S7$.«O0. Motivated Seller wlil consider "ALL" 591-0900 Wayne 1½ car garage oo a spadous well landscaped lot $59,900. (P-501) IA4S* nnancngposibiUUes! (5(,700. CENTURY 21 644-1070 Oakland CITY-COUNTRY LIVING - Price Just 852-3222 Rocrvester/Avon Gold House Realtors DECORATED TO PERFECTION this redoced $11,000 for Immediate sale. beautiful split level home has a very Use your Visa or Master Card Owner about to lose this custom brick TVAe 464-8881 420-2100 unique floor plan designed for easy Ranch on 1 acres. Livonia schools. $71,700. (P-45J) KLMBERLV OAKS. 4 bedroom trl level llvcg 1 bedrooms. 1H baths, gorgeoos Plymouth Charmer family IUUUI with fiieutaiv, uuitM. balh LOOK AT THIS! All terms offered on in ooeot uvonias nicest areas. 1¼ at room, basement 1 car attached garage.- immaculate J bedroom 1 lull bat •^?*??y?$£gx tached garage, bay window and remod .brick ranch offers huge sundrenched this super all brick & aluminum newer Located on a wooded cul-de-sac In a country kitchen with new Solarium soli« level lo Westland 00 over an acre eled kitchen. Simple assumption or prime area. Very flexible terms. blend available, «70.900. 525-W79 floor and new oak. cabinets. Lovely ot land. Three bedrooms, large family $».900. family room with natural fireplace, full room with fireptace- All appliance* UVONUtVAREA HARRYS. partially finished basement, central air, stay. Super deal • seller is relocating'. 6^¾¾¾ 1 car garage, privacy patio, under 559.SOO (P-S14) ;i^>: ;£.£>'#..#.*&ms&:- K DEN MAR ESTATES - this beautiful ground sprinklers. $44,900. S«S^ffi< Colonial is in ooe of Livonia's nicest Schweitzer Real Estate m i.>A'; areas. 4 bedrooms, 1H baths, spacious WOLFE CENTURY 21 m?m^- J.-----V1.V..-J kitchen, plus a formal dining room, BETTER HOMES Hartford South Inc. «0» • family room with raised hearth fire 421-5660 & GARDENS place,- first door laundry, basement, 1 LIVONIA 4 AREA 261-4200 464-6400 . carattachedgusge-|t4.900. PLYMOUTH - executive colonial, 4 SIMPLE ASSUMPTION. Lovely 1 be* bedrooms, 1H baths, den, 11x19 dining 453-6800 . FAMILY ROOM. No where can you room brick Colonial with formal dinin^,..,. g room, 11x11 family room, 1 fireplaces, J . find SO moch fnr so tittle In IJvnnl» % j wllh Areola'fte ivflfbnshed-basetneot,-Ht-fioor-laBfidrT-,- \ Bedroom brick Ranch, 1¼ baths, mod- baths, full basemenitt attacheattachedd 1! cae r ga !vt car garage, air conditioning, wood- , ere kitchen, dining room, 1 car garage rage and private back yard. $49,900. ed lot, $114.400. 459-8459 -6°/cT - rFHA-VA terms, ifi.900. PLYMOUTH - Immaculate. Complete UNO CONTRACT SPACIOUS SPLIT LEVEL 4 bedroom aluminum siding & carpet, new furnace FULLBASEMENT ! THE ULTIMATE IN FINE LIVING. brick home with large family room $1 hot water neater, close to schools, Prestigious Colonial near 1 BEDROOMS with fireplace, 1 Vi baths, laundry room, downtown Plymo«th.$ll,900. 410-19¾ WALL-TO-WALL CARPETING • MeadowVook Country Club sits oo al aluminum trim and 1 car garagae. most aa acre of land. Fifth bedroom on $(9.900. • OAK PARK main fioorcan easily be used as a dea Privacy with Woods SOUTHFtELD * or office. Flowing floor plan with all of BEAUTIFUL MAINTAINED Dearborn 4 bedrooms, 1½ baths, formal dirdaa WESTLAND the imeniutes for Just |J«,$00. Flexi- Heights brick Ranch with Urge country room, darkroom In basemeoL small Based on Sales Price of $41,400.1 Yr. bleUrmi. kitchen, large living room with flre- secluded sub close to X-ways and shop LC at $40,150. 11 Mo. payments of place, finished basement with fireplace ping. AU terms available. Call $141. loludes taxes <> Insurance. 10 yr. MOVE RIGHT iN-BEAUTiTUL Trl- replao amortize lion, annual percentage rate & and 1 car garage. Simple as plloa4 JEAN QOLCHUK Level In excellent livoni* location land cootrict terms. $59,500. «%. ctosa lo churches, schools 4 recreation CENTURY 21 SEUGMAN L ASSOCIATES Y\*** areas. 4 bedrooms, 1 baths, huge family FAIRFIELD CONDO. Conveniently lo 155-HOO 554-1479 For an All-On-One-Page listing of room, I car garage. Excellent Terms. cated brick Corjda with dining room, Gold House Realtors WUOO. basement and carport. $17,900 wtth- 464-8881 420-21D0 318 Redford Land Contract Terms. FOUR BEDROOM RANCH. wiUTI BY OWNER • 1 bedroom ranch. 1½ individual realtors holding balhs huge family room, 2 car garage. MANY FEATURES In this brick home; 315 NorthvilrO-Nov. baths, finished basement, fenced yard, Excellent Terms. JM.JOO. 4'bedrooms, kitchen with all appli garage $10,000 to assume. Call after Open Houses the week of ances, 1 full balhs, family room, newer ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS, 1K» »q 4PM . SS7-4719 FOUR BEDROOM RANCH, wilh 1 carpeting, aluminum trim and 1 car ga fL, 4 bedroom, 14 bath, executive colo baths hoge family room with natural nial oa treed Nov! lot Dining room, LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT! rage. Call for mdre details: $«1,900 Sparkling, maintenance-free , March 13 fireplace, beautiful kitchen, finished with 10 year contract termi family room with fireptace, Hi car al- recreation room4 car garage. Excel- 'lacbe ' d' garage, oaik floorsflc , large first Bungalow loaded with charm . lent terms win only 14,900 down. t«7, floor laundry. Asking oolslvy $99,500. For Newly carpeted living room,' 900.; --. DECORATOR'S DELIGHT. Super details: after 4 PM. weekdays. 144-4494 beautiful new kitchen with sharp 1 bedroom brick Ranch In Dear- enormous dining area, family bora Heights. Featsmi targe living IMPRESSIVE! Be the Proud Owner of " room with free standing fire This is a perfect chance to find the house of room, IVi baths, remodeled kltcheiiTln- Country Living place. Be the First to see this this well decorated and very clean 1 Uhed basement with kitchen and bath, bedroom brick Ranch! Fealurog 1½ Original owner • ybedroom ranch 00 New Offering) J aluminum trim and attached garage. large lot, dream kitchen, 14 fL living Call 141-5040 . baths, spadous tiring room,' finished $59,900. your dreams. 1 basement wilh bar, large covered patio, room, natural fireplace, 1W baths, fin ished basement/bar. nice deck, and 1½ Thompson-Brown. newer roof t garage. Terms! $58,900. ' WONT:LAST!"Beautiful I bedroom ; r car garage Lind contract terms. LOW MAINTENANCE all brick ranch. --> , HARRYS. brick Ranch with large living room, 179 900 family room wllh fireplace, 1ft bath*, 1 bedroom, finished basemeoL garage, finished basement, newer roof, alumi VCENTURY21 : central air k many extras. Nice loca num trim and attached garage, $(9,500. Gold House Realtors tion k excellent cooditloo Ihru-ooL •vrWOLFE $(1,900. Call Eves 517-1H1 SW : LARGE* HOME. For the large family 420-2100 464-8881 REDFORD BUNOALOW tual we have this 4 bedroom, IH bath bom* V i 421-5660 NOV! • Owner transferred. 10* as- • $1000 DOWN A£ /^^^, oo a large lot Fealurng large living CALL-Jim Wilbankj OWNER TRANSFERRED -T bedroom sumpUoo. monthly paymeoU $510. 4 t#& Sjl : colonial, 1¼ baths, family room, plus room, dining room, finished basement, Beech A » MJle Area, new listing-Super IK car 4 1 car garige $57,900 with bedroom Bl Level Open boose Sunday 'itody, full finished basement, central 1-Spm..Reduced to $41000, I4I-04W sharp $ bedroom bungs low, finished iX- -air, 1)1.040,---: — »J1-IM< land cootract terms! recrealiop room, garage, tastefully dec? HARRYS. 319 Wntland or 1 led, excellent conditloo.. CHALET- 477-1800 SUPER TERMS! Garden City Clean as a whistle! Newer roof, botwa- WOLFE - TELEGRAPH 11 MILE '»-D0WN mm ;ter" heater, copper plumbing, garage $700 MOVES YOU IN P^.-r-Ti doof opener • i bedroom 1 baii bon- A STEAL Really clean, S bedroom bungalow, full Jaldw. Close to schools. $41,400. 474-5700 Only $5000 down, negotiable 11% LC. finished basement,! W car garage $310 LIVONIA SCHOOLS - well built $ bed or assume 1¼%. 4 spadous bedrooms, per month total paymeoL ^c Century 21 room home. Save wilh second Income super kitchen, family room, carpeting ^c^ apartment upstairs or possible i bed .thru out, 1st floor (sundry, overtired CHALET 477-1800 fc^u* Gold House Realtors rooms. New decor, nice wood store, girsge. Balance $10,500 with $191 total 4^/ large living room, extras, attached lv> THREE BEDROOM brick bungalow, r ' 459-6000 tar-wood.heated garage, feoced H monthly. $37,900 IVi car girsge, lot and a hall. Lend acre, private road. Assume $144 month eooUaatetirn*. $31,000. $45-111) H*"* jaw This warm 4 cosy > bedroom Ranch or land cootrict or %% down $4 year kMOHf-HO < haj something foe everyone.. roortgsie. $14,900. 511-9(09 -.:J.H paUisTfirtptaoe; work* Castelli 302 Birmingham •-. shop, exdllni rec room with Bloomfrfrd mm ir wet bar* loU ot itorate. NEW HOMES 525-7900 :-. s All In A I condition. $«9,900. ' il Inlrodectorr iinahctn| avail- Don't miss this remerkible Valoe 00 e BIRMINGHAM SCHOOLS, Beverly yfiiu Kvflf ivwtt Caimi.jMv. . rto Interested buyer*. Ranches « 1 bedroom Brkk Ranch. Spa- Hills, oewlf decorated. 1 bedrooms, colonials • wooded lots « vail able, e xcel- floos kitchen, family room • *brick "•, fireplacefireplace,, finishedfinished 'basement , ga .Thompson-B lent »W. comblrulkA full basement rage. 11H% large assumable mort TRI.LKVEL.V Unlqa* . doo-,.-r -plan.. with abower bath, like new gage $5(.900. 444-1315 $79,950 to $85,900 carpeting li drapes. Terrific m*smm Beajoed kitchen with bullt-lns, firing room with cathedral celling, family , (Limited. Time) __ Assumption! $44,000. Call 141- QUARTON LAKE Estates - 4 $040. rooms, ( baths, i fireplace*, a 1 lacbed t room. 1 bedroom*, m bath*, carpeted BuiMer s Ageel -SOB CRAVER -UKmgkotit^ central air. By owner. car gmge. beuliful woodwork RE/MAX ; Thompson-Brown« IhrougsouLMost seel 444-1111 .miJoTv^.. s '<'?.• ^4)I-JII» FOREMOST, INC. 422-6030 •X(\ B* m* ^^—mm^^mm^* mmmmmmmm**—* •S3 <•' 6C>(P,C.R,VV.Q-4C) 04 E Monday, February 28,1983v ; -\ v Just ««hd your narrie and address, Including Watch your hometown hewspaper'e: yourxIfS code, on a post card addressad to: Classified aeotidn wWarVwinn'afa^'narniiii'.wlM/-' appear: if ypur name Is printed oaf I Sd 1V2300. The Observer A eccentric Newspapers ©xtenslori 244 (and claim;your-tloket?. 'K; •.,"'..'. *'>*'-• : 36281 Schoolcraft Road .' » Monday wlnnora.must pall by'6 p.m. Tueaday.' ^LWpnla.Mlohlaah 48160 - Thurada^wlnn'ers by 8 p.m. Friday, Tickets ; will be mailed to winners In advance pf the •r WQ'II plok names for winne>a from the entries 1 ? : we receive. The Ice Capades will appear at show / ;^:". ." •;'-A'•''''"''^ ''v'. . '•••.-' L*S» foi" TMMa^«ttf •* *3T. joe tewls Arena ; -: , j 306 8viithRe!d-Uthrup 326 Condo* For $«)« 339 Lot. and Acreage 354 Income Property 400 ApartmenU For Rent 400 Apartment* For Rant 400 Apartments For Rent 400 ApartmenU For Rent )400 Apertmertte For Rent , SOUTHfTELD • minimum malate- Uvooia For8ale For Sale OARDEN CITY AREA LAKE 0R10M Near Rochester, 10 min 7 B*O««, I) Mil*. Everpeeo,} bedroom BIRMINGHAM AREA ' Spadoo* one bedroom apartment. (145 ute* from Oakland University. One and PLYMOUTH . brick raoc*, IH Utk*. family room, at BEAUTIFUL BUILDING sites la EWOY A »% OR BETTER cash OO 1 bedroom, 1 bath luxury Apt avail CANTON GARDENS moothly. Carpet, decorated 4 central two bedroom unit*. Carpeting, aJI tppU- HERITAGE APTS. . tacked (*»{«, t? owner; Ml Hit NEW Fraiklla, W. Btoomfleld, Farmlnjloa cash return) Soylhfleld • 1 homes/both able. («» per Mo, 1 Yr. lease.' (Joy Rd^lbUuE. of 1-173) air. Heat Included. aacej bcludlne. dishwasher. (»1» and Hills areas. H -1 acres. Wooded, pri teaasU ready.to renew lease. »49.000- Pleasecalt «4441» Garden City Terrace 415 3114 !% •£*' *Di M "M** locloded • SOUTWreXD - owner. beasliitillj vate, Uk« privileges. J55-J410 »'5,000. MIDWEST REALTY . $300. Discount Adcrts. No pets. (93-18(4 or 7JI-7797 1 bedroom from $280 Uofccaped i bedroom 1H batt color* 414-I47* ^ • 1-465-071» OARDEN CrrV. beautiful brick, single •U • MODELS^ BIRMINGHAM - HeerietU streeti; ( Spacious 1 bedroom Townhouse* with 2 bedrooms froni $330 . »1, largo (amity rosm/flreptace, ccetra] bedroom. Dishwasher. lirepUce, .ga private eatranc*. Featuring all appli bedroom, like your own borne, »195 In- LASHER NEAR Grwd River , Spa- »ir, J car »llache4 (tract, bartlar It Jlaure bathl nullWoodsa wit, ranch garageh ityles no, wI bedroomopeo. Six. Best Cash Offer! 356 Invettment Property rage, Fully carpeted Adult*, no pets. 1 ances, central air, 1W baths, cable TV etudes heat, water, tv. appliances, car cfota ooe 4 two bedroom, carpeting, INCLUDES HEAT & WATER . fire aUrra.'cooternporarr decor, J* *»- Mile and New burgh Area. Starting I i acre wooded csl-de-*ac tile near year lease. »471. «47-7077 avaUahle. Ou beat Included. Pool 4 peting. Uuodry, storage. No pets. appliances, drapes, beat Included, from Pool.. iwnaWe roortgaea t II.WO. SS7-04O4 from I7J.S00 Craobrook la the City ol BloomileM For$a!e Clubhouse. Some with NEW carpeting. Agent 474-7(40 JlMNopeti Leave message. «1»-4I9« BIRMINGHAM (345. monthly. 455-2143 CaUUl-6«40 Rilli.. Professloeally appraised at BAR . RESTAURANT With S room GARDEN CITY, Maplewood Apart »».000. By Owner. WS-SJII 306 RocrMUfw-Troy MUST.SEU- apartment upstairs. Needs extensive Newly Decorated t Bedroom 455-7440 menU. I bedroom with appliances. l/ntij i bedroom cobdo. Cbefrybill - BLOONCFIELD TWP, Vacaht Lot repair. Excellent location, Westland. Carpeted • Heat Included • »355 Heat and water Included Ideal for * JUST REDvCED! Will »eU ful 1 bed toaster area. 111,000. After 4pm. . with no dowa payment Terms avail Cood price and terms (4(-(774 senior dtixens.. SJM741 Northwood •v room ranch. Liree treed lot pha red- - CLAWSON NEAR CROOKS RD. Plymouth Hills 4»t-S41? able! Buv now, build a borne and pay Howard 4 Howard Real Estate - Spacious 1 bedroom apartment Air, ap- . wood deck, fireplace In family room, (or the lot wbeo construction Is fin 515-1160 OARDEN CITY IN PLYMOUTH \BIrmlsjh*rn^ School*School ? WW- After BIRMINGHAM, I bedroom, carport, pllances, carpeted. (340. Heat It water 1 bedroom apt (280. per mooth, beat Apartments ished. Area of floe custom homes. air conditioned, all utilities except elec bcloded. 180-1((1 7MS.MILL ' 7 PM; Priced over »»«,0000. Bloomfield Hills locldded. Security denosit Ui-om SOUTHFlEtp RANCH CONDO' 358 Mortgagee A tricity, convenient location. »350./mo_ • ' 5(,3-3(77 11 Mile-Woodward ROCHESTER AREA. I bedroom*, * M.tOO dowa elo* aoull tod mortgage schools. 15* 900. 645-17»! -. 1&2Bedrooms Modem 112 Bedroom balks, costom raodi la cooalrr. walk assomes V year mortgage. Sharp CDS- Ralph Manual Assoc, ' «47-7100 Land Contract! DEARBORN HEIGHTS OARDEN CITY, 1 bedroom, near Ford/ Air Conditioned out lower leirel wita deck, I acre, many tom kltcbeo with many extras it built-' Merrirnan, seperate furnace, air condi • Carpeting Fully Carpeted titru,|»l,»0o 75M7U Ins.. Fireplace, treed setting, parage, BRIGHTON. 1 -acre building site with A BARGAIN! tioning, garbage disposal. Uuodry "Dishwasher mature trees. S mlautes to tlS-W and Cash for your existing land contract- BIRMINGHAM PROP€R . Dearborn West Apts. • Air Conditioning alio lease at ISM per moou with op- room, »133 mo, lease. 3M-OO90 In-unlt Laundry 4 more ROCHESTER » classic Colonial la lk» to boy. Call Marda Melsel US-:i. Good neighborhood »17,000, of Call first or last But CaU' An established apartment community • Range ten terms. MJM0S5 Perry Realty 478-7640 Large 1 bedroom apartment, carpeting, prim* area. Two: fireplace* Circle central air, t year lease. Adults. No in Dearborn Heights finest area. All OARDEN CITY -1 bedroom, carpeting, I drapes, appliances, air conditioning, • Refrigerator *)»*,' I bedrooms, art baths, jiaot BUYING LAND CONTRACTS pets! »393 per month. Call for appoint- apartments Include air conditioning, From $295 farnljy kitchen. Professionallj decorat RE/MAX private Uuodry area and use of pool beat and water. (180 per month plus se • Swimming Poo! MT-OSOO ; 154-4M7 COMMERCIAL LAND Since 1914 Laophar'stnc meot.-«43-0754 Call Noon to ( PM \ ed & landscaped. |! 1»,»00 6M-07«» 155-4000 and clubhouse. One bedroom with hard curity. 174-413« • Heat Included . SOlTTHFrELD. t bedroom opoer unit, .« acres corner lot - Cantoo wood floor* from (1(5. or with new cat- 455-4721 278-8319 TROY • By Owner. 4 bedroom will private entrance. Rrofesslooally deco J acres oc 7 Mile • UvocJa pet from (185. Two bedroom with hard OARDEN CITY. 1 bedroom apartment. Mon. Toes. Thurs. Wed. 4 Fri Wody, larrje kali acre lot, Troy schools, rated, balcooy overlooks pool. In-salt 6 acres oo 7 Mile - Uvoola 360 Butineee wood floors, balcooy or patio from »185 Urge living room, upper flat quiet ' 541-3332 Sat 4 Sun will eoslder laod cootract. «S1,»0. laundry. SO Yr. Assumable. JJ7-JJM S- 100x100 lots -Livonia Century 21 or with new carpet.from (SOS. • ' area. 4185 mooth. plus gas 4 electric. Call Sandra Lyom Lelasx ^Opportunities 18518Pardo. »15-1877 OAKLAND MALL sinrn WALLED LAKE - Large coodo towp- PIETY HILL, INC. 642-8100 PLYMOUTH bouse, t bedrooms, 1½ baths, appli ANTIQUE RESALE SHOP OARDEN CITY -1 6 ( bedrooms, new- APARTMENTS 30$ Royal Oak-Oak Park ances, carpeted, basement, clubhouse, REAL ESTATE ONE Well established, excellent location, OPEN bAILY 9-6 ly decorated, appliances, air and park MANOR APTS pool Near golf & lake. »4»,900.M»-y * V kj." Mondoy, February28,1983 O&E (P,C,R,W,Q-SC)*7C 400 Apartrrvtjft.W For Rent 400 Ap^rtmtntlFor Rwit 400 Apartmtrti Fof RenV 404 Houtee For Rent 404 Houeee For Rent 404 Houtet For Rent 404 Hotites For Rent 404 Houtee For Rent 404 Houeee For Rent BOYALOAK ' . ; : • -: WESTLAND AREA : EXTRAORDINARY/ r AVAILABLE NOW! ". EVERGREEN.'. Ford Bd jre*. Must UVONIA • I Wdrpoms. Clean A oeat NOVL Urge, dean 1 bedroom with *p- ROYAL OAK, l bedroom. applUnce*, WEST BLOOMFfELD % bedrooms, $ t bfrdrooea,'OooUdj* HU*w»y. rjtat, Spackxa | aod J bedroom tpartoeet* $«».' per booth, t bedroom*, full car (ee cute, newty decorated $ bedroom, plioce* pear 11 Oak* Mall. $)00 per wat*T* tppUwtc« loejtoW, MM. No -. SPACIOUS I tiBedroca Apt*. from iUi mooUry. Carpeted; decorat- pet, Uundry A stortie, /eoced yard Near UvoaJa.M»ll Bi| badtytrd. ()54 carpeted, full basement available bath*, mirrored flrepUce, decjk* off C*rp«£ PatlvAlr,PeoL Heat Indoded *Jr ewdltlooed home. All *ppU*nce» It month, plus security. (11-)1(4: 050657^. •-.; 474-)41) March4 44(-491) bedrooms It thing room, beamed cell peu.;'-••;•-••. ••>'.•? \" -. (s»w t< 4< in • lovely area. Heat locloded. ScBOokralt- Outer Dr. ttt-ttlt csrtalna, garage too. . immediate •,<--- I BEDROOM-1»5 Re«tced*cctritydepc«lL ^ • •-• ••> • ..-•• •"•• '•••-m-un PLYMOUTH. Cute (V fleas 1 bedroom ing* is kllchea & living room.) car 6C80ocRArr .-OVTER DR. AREA. . JBEDROOfl-|»0. cocupancyJdeal for Adult*. No Pet*. SEVEN MILE Warwick • 1 bedroom, La£ „ Off !•»«. m Wfc ft** fcwUn*Kttfc*. Coootry Village Apartmeot*. M«-JtW BELLEVILLE are*, ) bedroom brick $)7$plB**ecwity. .•'•-.• M1<4«J LIVONIA - ) beorootnx, Svin* room, bone, walk to downtown, available c*d tare* yard, $)54 mooth, securilv depos- tttt, lake oriyilege* oo Walnut M Cbeck oot ow free rent tpedaj rtocb, fenced yard, stove, refrigerator, kitchen, full basemeot, central sir, $450 Of February; Include* applUnce*, base $5» 614-1)5« EMCIOQS Patio tt 1 bfttoOtt if*. Pujlj •••.'.-?• WESTLANPAREA- carpel drape*. $»$ roooth. Available meot Most Seef After 4pm, «14-154? carpeted, Ulcb*o appUar***, drape*, FARMTNOTdN - alee » bedroom brick mo.:.-:, .\:<, • ,. -.'• 474-157$ &LUE GARDEN APT8. 402 Furnished Aptt. Mar. I. Eve*, $41-(44(.Day* 8JW)0» front ranch la good area. Brand new SOUTHFIELD, 4 bedroom, full base- WESTLAND, ( bedroom*, larfe Jot LTtONIA • jf bedroom raach, brtad PLYMOUTH J-v *7*t*m*.t»».*MW.n»,_ IM-liW Cherry Hill Near Merrlrnan BIRMD.OHAM IN TOWN .».'• Cleaa carpeting and fresh paint Partially lis-' t be4room starter home. OU beat meet t cay garage, fenced yard-two close to shopping and schools, transpor- -r, Foi'iHnt ranch, t bedroom*, earpeted, fee room. lined basement, 1½ baths. $M$ per Bew carpeting. iH t*t gartge/feoced montk 47« 9(() tatioo, $450 mooth plus tecurUy : 728^242 mooth. Security deposit reoulreA Work- backyard, Urge lot, $)(5 moolh plu* se .-' $171 per Booth plot security . 41$-44)S ABANDON YOUR HUNT ,ar»g*, fenced yard. Near tommutof. curity, 4)1-)1¾ • -, KEWIK :- X^«)-Mi4 -•••-^- SOUTH REDFORD. ) bedroom ranch, I SENIOR CITIZENS .' WAYNBAPARTMENTS. 1l)plu**eeu7lfy.»44-)tl$ MH)$$ tog people only. Agent, 2 .^)1)-7)74 »«01 HJcUfaa ave. Ope bedroom, car- • Select ReoUb. All Area* REDFORD. 19451 Norton*. 1 be4 garage, stove, refrtgrator, very dean, WESTLAND • ) bedroom brick, ranch. W« *r« 00» UUa( appUcatloa* for ro We Help Landlord* aad Tenant* v FRANKLIN VILLACB. Charming ) LIVONIA. . ) bedrootq borne, Urge $400 prus security. 6)1-00)1 carpeting, appliances, draperies. Urge peted, air coodlUoolat paitlAfc Advil t*, BfehONOHAM SCHOOLS, newly deco- fenced lot, I car garage, applUnce*. room, carage, baMroeet carpeted, oear tor* rwtiij t4 those who qull/jf for (US per Booth. SW-4414 Share LfaUogs, .. UMIlt rated, I bedroon^ QrepUce, finlihed bedroom, IV> balhi workshop, Urge bo* U shopping. $)7) per mooth- ' fenced yard, (U) month, plus security tot IDCOCOC csiu. Apply la per** C*n- yard. Oetiooal fornisiingj. tiii mooth. - ••':T •.: 1(1-0»» rr STERLING HEIGHTS, Elegant ».lu4 CaU.Mon. thrw FrL »-» PM^ .; 454-66W btjemeat, garai*. rapplUncea. }JM «7«-)4«' ^ - ' 47(-4)10 to. ft,« bedroom ColonUl in Hatheriy g tat Commoo* -AurtmtotL Haiftrtj .ABSOLUTE LUXURY month,' v FIX - - • «44-U)> $)1-(107 ., - After $PM«4r«0n : 5 B4N. ofPihnertaCMtootowMBo '•• LIVONIA 1 .-- REDFORD. (bedroom brick, baie- VUUge. Prestige area: Custom built, WOLYERINE LAKEFRONT. 1 bed WESTLAND AREA GARDEN CTTY cleaa t bedroom ranch 5 MO* It Farmtngtoa Rd. are*, framed $900. Call aflerTPM , >7»-47(T rooms, walk-put basemeot Appliance*. ' Monthly Leases : BIRMINOHAM. $ bedroom bungalow, roeot carpet refrigerator, aloe *rt*. j: mooth security deposit $504 per. Spacious 1 bedroom aoartzneot, (JJ1 applUnce*. Itt baths, clean. Available borne. ApplUnce*. Near Cardea City Cape Cod» I acre wooded lot dty wa ItlOpermpntltli^M-leaje. «»H0)| ' SOUTHFIELD roooUtlr. Attractive 1 bedroom apart COMPLETELY FURNISHED ImmedUtely. $4)} per moalh nlu* se hospital $47$ plus »ecarity. Please call ter s tt sewer, downtown Ltvooli. - 7 S. REDFORD. Plymouth A Beech Paly, rfloolh. Call after /pm, ^¾. .¾ 7(1-001»' ment, 1)14. Carpeted, decorated 4 to a after «pm, 4)1-5))1 Urge 1 bedroom Calif oral/ ranch, load* $495ANDUP curity, «$-171« «44-«07 room), i bedrooms, |r> bath*, 1(50 to,- REDFORD •) bedroom home. Oarage. FRANKLIN POINTE lovely area. Heat Included. Reduced se ft Living room wllh nrepUce, no b*se- Basement Feoced Yard ' of storage, mint cooditloo, stove It rt- W^BLOOMFIELD Cooteropoyary « bed-. 2 bedroom ranch lowabocse; 1 Jil to. curity deposit.. . Birmingham Area BrRMTNCHAM • $ bedroom bongalow OARDEN CITY . MerrimM - W*rrea tneot oo garage. ImmediaM occuapajy RedfordUoioo Schools. ' ..'. frlgerator, $340/md. ImmedUte. Secur room,.family yoom, central ,t}i, $*$.' (I,* Ulbi, rowJ*raMK*to,c*o&il air, with 1½ baths (¼ bath off master area, 1 bedroom brick borne, complete cy. Uvooja schools,' I yr. lease. 1 ()7) plat *ecMrity .' 07-199( ity 4 ref ererjces required. 174-9190 "' appliance*,. attached ^gartge. carpeUnt prlviU pttio, parUag at Country Court Maid 8ervtce Available tn\tt\ all appliances; rec room, ) car ly redecorated, new kilcben cabinet* It Oabibktorch7.$7»-mo - «55-19)4 carpeting, appliances, aFIliable tmme- mooth* rent la tdvaocest 1H mooth*. TELEGRAPH i MILE AREA froot door. -'. garage, excellect cooditloo, $550 mo. security deposit Credit check required. - , • 1 bedroom » bedroom colonial Ml* wit pin* fla- Apartments THE MANORS Call 8¾.';". (4))090 dUulj, $400 md Call after 7pm or $l«$permo ($1-0600 ;RENTTOOWN \ U^ basement, IWbatfc*? weekends • 5)5-7464 Live b beautiful ) bedroom Starter |150 month, (ISO deposit 406 Furnished rioueef 721-0500 AIL THE CONVENIENCE286-2510 S of *>me. BLOOMFIELP HBXS (7 Acre EsUU). MUiXtRD-lourltcuUte $ bedroom oo- home la Southfleld, with X or garage . 5)1-0)71 rv FROM $480 PER MONTH ) bedroom Barn'Coovertloo • unique) OARDEN CTTY. Clean ) bedroom, For Rent * : i^ CM Heat Included Del ue I bedroom coodo ta Birming basement, garage, new carpet, appli looial oo 4 rolling wooded acre*. Ree for $400. Recdre half Ownership. Coun WAYNE • $ bedroom aluminum cape WESTLAND ham. Superbly I ornlsbed. Short or ioog UWng' room; "dlam| room, breakfast room, Urge deck, 1H baths, attached try-type setting near Urge park. Easy ood, finished basemeot with bar and BrRMTNOHAM • ) bedrooms,- com room, family room floftX 1 baths, flre- ance*, curtains, fenced yard. No pet*. FOREST LANE term period. $710 per moots. tmroedUte occupancy, 459-(16( garage. $4l) mo. After 1pm, 47(-7)64 to ocilify, Immediate occupancy. Also fireplace, new carpet new garage with pletely furnished, all linens, dishes, »p- 355-1367 ExecoUv* Rental 8+MJ11 pUce, }Vi car garlge. $7»./roo. No Berkley • « bedroom urtth attached ga electric door, fenced. 1st "H plus se pliaoce*, color TV, etc moothly, • ;- APARTMENTS pet*! Deposit "••-. ?• • *7»-«01» NORTHVILLE - lo dty, newly decorat rage i basement • $4(4. Royal OU -1 GARDEN CTTY. ) bedroom ) bath, 1 ed, stove, refrigerator, washer, dryer, curity. ImmedUte occupancy. $450 (Doo)M)-0461 ^ 441-4)00 6200 North Wayne Rd. BIRMINCRA1I • Downtown. Upper 1 car garage, appliances, 3rd bedroom bedroom with flrepUce-$150. Call . 415-151? bedroom apartment foe mature gentle CHAPtX 1»J4, N, of Feoiell. E. of couli be used u inlaw or separate carpeting tt drape* thru out (i)0 ma 14lBEDR0OM.W»*$JW man. All utilities except electric Avail Lahser. ) bedroom bungalow, newly NoutUiUesindDded.Nopeta 174-1(5« Equi-Share -644-4299 WAYNE . ) bedrooms, partially fin HEAT INCLUDED- Carpeting aopU- decorated, $)» mouth. Burgess, 14(4f, Quarter*. Quiet, country like area. $4)5 407 Mobile Homee RED WING I able Immediately. $)1) moat*. «42-1 )04 plus security. )4(-(711 ROCHESTER - Earthtooe*. Lovely ) ished basemeot garage,stove* refrig : tacts, swlmmlei pool ] car parila(. S. of Outer Dr, E. of Lahter,) bedroom erator locloded, $400 mooth plus «ecur- Close to WettUod Sbopplof Ceoler. boagalow,'-- newly decorated,g*r*ge, N. ROYAL OAK • 115 Aqua Court. 1 bedroom. 1½ bath cotonUL $(1) 4 ;:-, For'Rent': ; r BLOOMFfELD HILLS -. near Square OARDEN CTTY; 1 "bedroom, brick tt Urge bedrooms, flrepUce, full base- mooth. Caol Ann* Pearcy. ChamberUln Uy.l(MM0orafter4PM )4(-4)7( TICKET 728-4800 Lake & Woodward. Small but alee. feacWyar4$mmonth., - ^ aluminum, firoily room wlih natural FARMINGTON HILLS area^l tt t bed meet ) car garage Choice neighbor 651 MM (51-4(1( WAYNE. 4 bedroom bungalow, t baths, room mobile home* for rent' Stove It AduIL $70 per week, frea utilities. - CROOKS • 14H MUe, I bedroom apt. flrepUce, Country kitchen, new carpet, hood. (195 a mooth./erry, H4-157) covered patio, fenced corner,"refereoc- ROCHESTER 1 bedroom* k deflXm- Urge garage. Near schools It park. $410 refrigerator Indude i Plr*7 t n»bth'« WINNER MJ-tm carpet, drapes, dishwasher, carport, moothly plo* security. March 1 ooco- reotplu**ectirlly. . 474-6)11 stilitie* Included, adult*, DO pets. Lease. e*.$4»S + *ecurlly.Nopel*. 4)5-)519 OAK PARK, Deluxe duplex,) bedroom, medUte occupancy, avaiiaMe for,4 Susan Morosky WESTLAND FARMINGTON HTT.TA Park Motel, H 1¼ bath, living room, country kitchen. mooth*. (500 month. Very Ale* area, p*ncy.45>)7$l 454-4(05 mile W. of MWdJebett, fumbbed ooe W0. «47-7077 HARTLAND - BRIGHTON Milford family room, full basement, fenced close to thopptng. (9)-9014 19490 North Ridge "F" HAMPTON COURT bedroom, color TV, utlllUe* bcloded. DEARBORN area. Year round lake home, 1' bed yard, central air. applUnce*. WEST BLOOMFfELD - 15 Mile It Or 408 Duplexes For Rent A FEW OF THOSE SPACIOUS No*ecurity.$U0perweek. 474-DM Coxy ) bedroom brick with appliances, rooms, air cooditlooing, drape*, carpet $475 mooth. )57-40(4 or 5571114 ROCHESTER - ) bedroom ranch, 1H chard Lake area. ) bedroom. 1½ bath Northvlile I AND (BEDROOM APTS. full batexaeot, lots of storage, $)10, mo. ing, refrigerator, stove, dishwasher, baths, 1 car attached garage, Rochester tri-level, full brick wall fireplace, cen NOR WAYNE DUPLEX • * bedroom, AVAILABLE FOR PARMINOTON Convenient to transportation, ()4-4(57 water softener, feace, boat dock, pri OAK PARK. ) bedroom brick Ranch, School*. (51$ per month. Call, between tra] air, Indodlng all appliances. $750 $165 per mooth, security deposit ADC Please caJI the promo IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Sharp executive quality fsrnhljod se vate lake, $)7) per mooth. Lease and basement central air, ttove, diswtsber, Sam and 5pm- 6514090 mooth. «14-4159 or ««-9(9« welcome, DO pet*, DO ojotorcycle*, ref cure aparlxoeoL RecreaUooaJ fadliUe*. DEARBORN HEIGHTS. } bedroom erence*. 417-9709 tion department o/ the CALL FOR APPOINTMENT rmmedUta ocoopaocy. |4»- M1-0W0 tecurlty deposit 631-72«) carpeting and drape*. IK Mooth tecur- ROYAL OAK - willing distance to WESTLAND, cute 1 bedroom, cute de ranch. Garage, fenced yard, basement, ily, 1 year lease. Call Slein or Abel OAK PARK -1 bedroom, living room. Observer & Eccentric new carpel large Utcbea w/rtove." re LIVONIA • clean & beautiful $ bedroom EerlKefm (55-9100 town. 1 bedroom colonial, hardwood cor, 900 sq. ft, new paint tppuances, 1 729-4020 LOVELY Bacflkr basement apartment, frigerator * dishwasher. $)04 month. ranch. Living room & dining room, ap floor*, finished basemeot fenced yard, car garage, ()75 or »400 with option to dinette, bath, basement After 6pm, -v- between 9 A.M. and 6 J444N. CHRISTINE carpeted, paneled, all utilities, Uundry, garage $4)9 per month. 1-(17)19] boy. -C_, Leavemessage,471-/74) -- ¢(7-5)19 PordRit, 1 block E. of Waroe eange. air, nice landlord. Available After 4PM. -«f*«0 pliances, am Joy tt MJddlebelt $4* P.M.. Tuesday, March 1, per mooth. 5)1-»): S 4))-476( PLYMOUTH . WESTLAND AprtTlst$)7Jmoolh. .434-71« DEARBORN HTS. Area- Immaculate t ONECAUDOESITALU ROYAL OAK.' 1) Mile - Woodward WESTLAND (MWdlebell/WarfenX » Place your classified want ad in area. Pleasant family neighborhood,') AttracUve 1 bedrooms, central air, car 1983, to claim your two MeiTlmaa &. Palmer, 1 bedroom apart- MAYFLOWER HOTEL bedroom brick, basemeot, garage, oo LIVONIA-oice 1 bedroom bungalow on bedroom brick ranch, very clean, nice peted, dishwasher,. ()10 ± deposit meat, dew.' newly decorated, flOO. pets, $)90. or M05. with appliances. an acre of Land. Close to schools, shop Suburban Detroit'* finest market bedroom brick ranch, ltt. baths, ree neighborhood, LIvooU schools, %Ui per FREE RED WINQ TICK Moothly rooms available. Maid service, The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers room, kitchen appliances, carpeting, month, security. After 5pm. 471-717( Available Mar. 15th. - 45)-17)5 lelepbooe service, color TV, private MMPOOextUl; )4«-)504 ping and transportstk>a Only $)35 per ETS. mooth. Security deposit required. Work fenced yard. $500 per month. 441-47¾ PLYMOUTH, )10 Parkview, t bedroom WESTLAND - (Venoy It QlemroodV 1 bath, and more; Starling it $400 per DOWNTOWN BTRMINOHAM. 4 bed ing people only. Agent 5))-7)74 591-0900 Wayne WESTLAND. Clean ) bedroom ranch. month. CooUctCreoo Smith. 4))-11)0 SOUTHFIELD, l bedroom Ranch, 1H Large fenced yard, appliance*. $)75 duplex with basement No appUances. bedroom oafurnbbed apt Immediate room*. 1H baths, appUances aad c*r- 644-1070 Oakland baths, family room fireplace, complete $295 mooth. $195 security, references. occupancy, low security. II1J mo. peted. $550 per mooth. Deposit re LIVONIA. % bedroom all brick, IVi plus security deposit Available Call . M5S-79M 691-2300,*«. 244 Call after 440 pm ' lU-itDI quired. )55 E Frank. Call )64-1)00 baih, family room, fireplace, attached 852-3222 Rochester/Avon basement atUched 1 car garage March I. , 591-1179 SOUTHFIELD garage, built-in appliances, finished Use your Visa or Master Card $554. /mo. After 6pm, M7-J519 1950 PER MO. - )900 *q. ft 4 bedroom basemeot, air coodlUoobg, gas BBQ. OUTER DR It SCHOOLCRAFT. V»- SOUTHFIELD -1 bedroom ranch, 400 Apartments For Rent WESTLAND 1¼ bath new colooUt, many extra*, 11 Lngroood pool, $450 mooth. 4(4-410« family room, flrepUce, 1 cat garage CONGRATULATIONS Furnished Mile & Kabtexd are*. Most see. tmme- cant 1 bedroom ranch. Newly decorat Walk to Hudsons LIVONIA • ) bedrooms, large kitchen, ed. (115 per mooth and tecurlty depot- plus carport $395 per month. Call HIGH RISE APARTMENTS dUle occupancy. Call 471-4555 it (5)-(454 Boot* fflggifls. ChamberUln 4)6-9100 8843 Wayne Rd. ' 1 and 2 BEOROOMS basement stove It refrigerator. Large I bedroom apartments. Newly decorat PARMINOTON HILLS. ) or ) bedroom treed lot Ideal for couple. $340 per SOUTHPIELTHPIELD • larje I bedroom. 2 ed, parkisc, air, pool . 8HORT TERM LEASE aluminum tided bouse. Fully carpeted month plus security. Available Mar I. 400 Apartments For Rent %UMt,-, UICOOT, overlooking .wooded and panelled, built In range and air con 476-4(7) HEATINCUrDED ditioner. 47(-0114 area!,. rAOl.-duboouse, IMS niodU. Cable available. Senior* welcome. 559-2680 LIVONIA, 1 bedroom borne, recently WHITEHALL JSS-J750 FROM Iiiy NO ENTRANCE FEES FARM1NOTON HILLS • guest bouse, I remodeled InVrlor. firepUce, attached KjiSOViTOTELD, Twyctiniham Valley 721-6468 404 Hornet For Renl bedroom, utilities paid, appliances, -arage. Call between I0*m-5pm. Moo. APARTMENTS '" Apt*. JJJ77 W. 11 file RdTlbedrOOm, $»0mo, • 477.47» 181-6)11 J r Luxurious r-. J " f* n>*°* Include* teat, storage 6 WDCOM. J bedroom apartment to rub ABANDON YOUR HUNT K laWry facilities each floor. Fallr lease In tie Village Apis. 4 mootMlelt Select Rentals. All Area* w, (quipped kitchen, central air, carpet- oo tease. $285 per mooth Includes beat, We Help Landlords & Tenants 400 Apartments for Rent 2 Bedroom Apartments ; lecurlty negotiable. 6i4-7«l7 Snare Listings «41-1110 : lag, cable TV. UJ-itn • 2 Full Baths • Carports . TANOLEWCOD APT* SOUTRTIELD Adult Community - reserved for Bli 1 bedroom Apt. approx. ISO So.Ft, 400 Apartments For Rent locWe* carpetlAi, drapea, ceotraJ air, CORAL RIDGE 10 Mile-Hoover . residents over the age of 50 ippUiocea, w«aTo atorate area, bot FREE CABLE TV water. Carport avalUMe. MMHS IAPARTMENTS 1 & 2 Bedrooms A TELEGRAPH • 7 Mile Area • 1 bed- W. 9 MILE AT PROVIDENCE DR; c EAST POINTE j room. Appliance*, beat & water ^ 2nd at Wilcox • Rochester ^ *295 ?. lBclod«lNopeu.liUphaMc«rHf TOWNHOUSES . FREE CABLE TV IN SOUTHFIELD adeposo w>m u FRASER, Ml. 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartments Heat . Carpeting, Office Open Daily, Sat. & Sun. 14¼ MILE-GROESBECK Air Conditioning Appliances THREE OAKS t $290 557-5339 1-2-3 BEDROOM APARTMENTS Swimming Pool Tennis Courts If Troys newest luxury * Includes.' Heat •Air Conditioning apartment community. • FREE CABLE TV Office open Daily, Sat., Sun. FEATURING: " • STOVE .CARPETING , • Stove • Refrigerator"* Carpeting • REFRIGERATOR .PRIVATEENTRANCE $ $50 Security Deposit • Laundry Facilities • P09I • HEAT .LAUNDRY FACILITIES 754-1100 C/IUMUM> 1 bedroom. 1 bedroom witfc deo and t • HOT WATER » PLAYGROUND uJrruMsaiai/ bedroom apartmeaU. Beautiful Wooded Surroundings All applUcoes. CHILDREN WELCOME Carport*. Coaumialty bolMl£(. iwtmmlsg pool OFFICE OPEN 651-0042 I tennlacourta. DAILY, 8AT. AND SUN. HPf NEW APARTMENTS 75 Hural aettinj. 7TT Vi Mile E. of CW6U «0 Waltlea al I-7J 792-0116 "See about our Rent Special" kl OPEN: Mon. thru Frl., 10-6 For Senior Citizens [-: Saturday: 10-4 STONEYBRWJKI: APTS SAVE $350 PHONE: 362-4088 Joy Rd. at 1-275 • High Rise Apartment Building ;-; HIGH RISE 1 & 2 Bedrooms 1½ Baths • Quiet, relaxed atmosphere land 2 Bedrooms . * LUXURY APA RTM ENTS Pool-Tennis Plymouth Schools • Central Terraces ; All Adult Community • Handicapped Unite Available Includes heat, water, air conditioner, -'. /Bolcber Block CaMceti NorthgateApts. • Fully Carpeted, Drapes, Appliances Included> ;;•'. carpeting, laundry and storage- :.-'» •KltCheflPtBUT % •WINTER SPECIAL • .7 •CoreredParUci. . ..^,. FROM $260 -:•...,,. ....: • Rent Structured According to Income ' . facilities, and pool. V «Watti»Clo»etj -^- ' *••'-• mi RENT INCLUDES >. •PooLSaanaExercbeRoom. FREE HEAT • Beat Included • M • Alr-Conditioning • Ranoe • Refrigerator • Carpeting • Excellent Maintenance 7 Mile - Telegra^>)\ Area • Community BnIMln| • Garbage DisposaJ • Laundry & Storage Facilrties FREE COOKING GAS VJ E. of SOMERSET MALUW. OF 1-75,- Morion Manor Cafl 538-2158 .'.-'\- across the Mreet from Top of Troy" '4 Swimming Pool* Tennis Courts •Activity Buildiryg CABLE TV l;\ OPEN MON. THRU FRL {*, SAT. 10-J From*290 20000 Dequlndre ft 362-0320 1 •Heat&HotWater MODEL OPEN W 0AILY, 12-5 WEEKENDS at Eight Mile ^ FREECABLPTV L " »* — n tr tr tqu*l The GREENFIELD AT 10½ MILE RD. ^v 366-1616 f: & 455-7200 'BRAND NEW^ Village |£gj Village Green Management Co. 1>a OFFICE OPEN DAILY —4- Green m SAT. & SUN. 968-8688 TROY ' Village Greco Management Co. TROY, 1-75/1« Mile- Extra Urge 1 bed LIVE ON A LAKE room. ImmecUate occtpancy. with beanUfo! courtyard setting. Only $1M From Jill v\ ^"^ per moclk Include* beat Sutter* Creek FAMILY AFFAIR *0°frtm %73»-. /III *\ c&partmeiits Apt*. «1-69*7; : MMltO &2 tioro TROY SOMERSET AREA * APARTMENTS Spadott* t bedroom apartment, JMS i\aV>\e IS LUXURY WHAT YOU SEEK? moolUy. AttracUve 1 bedroom, 1½ bath apartroeat, $411 moothly. Carpet- '300 Then luxury Is what yoy geU Oversized «t, ifrmtfA I, 1» » \m,U trti H»il rooms and" balconies, deluxe kitchens, tocTvdedNopels. VOUgeApartmenU «J-«45 Heat Included walk-in closets, 2 bedroom has double KjaWALK TO HUDSOfTS WESTLAND • • 1 & 2 Bedrooms • Lakefront Apartment bath. Close to shopping and expressway. a Urge 1 bedroom very lice, carpet, IN «Sj drapes, air, etc. $170 plos seCTrlty. No •'Pool • Beach • Tertnte • Gatehouse 1 BEDROOM *355 - 2 BEDROOM »415 4 pet*. »«1 Lewis, or call 7]M17« TROY • Clubhouse • Dishwashers WAYNE AREA • Coveted Parking • Cable TV Spring 'SS B ieOS NEAT AS A PIN • t°6Mo^ _ # SPECIAL REBATE 681-4100 On our 1 bedroom apartments located I OPEN DAILY in Immaculate sorrooodlnp In Wayne, For families with children & small pets. Senior Model Open 8-S Dally. 12-? Weakenda, ML t bedroom apartments *lso_aiaik. -Citlzert8 rV«rC«frra; ^-^ ——= ^^ lbl*. Feature* HEAT P#D, CenUal ' SATURDAY air, folly eqclpped b colx coordinated kilcben, *nag carpel* t carport. Newi 10-6 cable book-op avaiUble. From MH. Accessibility ^\xo.rA Call Moo-Frt, I z-5pm; Sat, Upm SUN. 12-6 The Family AffaJr «fte> Is located on Rochester Ro«J. H ro^ 1'A CLOSED WED. WAYNE FOREST mile north of Square Lake Rd. In the City of Troy. bat _.: .326-7800 Easy access to Metro Detroit Is via 1-75. QToVe prr>- SHIMtlJ CI.IIK OeA^t -y>' WAYNE -1 bedroom apartment Car Hour*: Mon. thru S*t 6 »m-5 pm rlrO«0 tny> ".-. Svn, 12-4pm —OoeedTue*. peted, atr eoodlUooed, rwlrhmlng pool ^^^6>oC^^ttof" yxry' ; CcmKtX Cm Uk» Ro*d A Ctn E0ub«th Uk« llM mootb loclodet «11 otlUUes, except rote* 7 pro 6^6^ electric. Adult*. N? pet*. Ipm-lpm. OFFICE PHONE; 879-2466 A ' RoxJ Hut Orcrurd Ukt Ro*d • M-SS T«Wgr*ph C«U' f»«» b1 348-9590 or 642-8686 PLYMOUTH SQUARE s hpiMa Jlparfmotifs NEXT DOOR TO Spacious Apartments 420 a lorn m*burfhbttwMnJoy$Wirmi 1 Bedroom available HUNTINGTON WOODS Huntington Garden from »310 y From «295 iqclm /Heat, water • • Security ImeKom', ,v> Townhouse Apartments .•CeniMla*- >Ajnple closet space FREE HEAT 2-Bedroom, 2 Floor, Full Basem't '•Mchenappiyrxes •BakcnesiPalios Ijeat and t^§. '.'• pishu asher. ga/bage d^vposa?* C^bie TVervalat^e _ FREE COOKING GAS :«Grpeijng_ '.'Uupdry facilities in each A 1 ft 2Bedrbomr 1¼ Bathe Centratfy located ; Some people move to or the fact that we pay the ''- \ IMMEDIATEXKGUPANCY" Covered Perking. } Livonia Sehoole. aacis from Knob in the Woods for Model Open 9-5 Daily, 12-5 Weekends RacWwnGolf heating bill. Some come for ;; B 455-6570 ^ V*^ tqual ••'-.;* Course, oftry steps the location. Some come the reasonable rents (one- T •• f Oppotluniljr Msuiino 455-4300 to the Zoo. Quiet for the Olympic pool bedroom apartments start suburban area and the club house w^mSG ctose to SouThfreidL at just $420 a month). ". Birmingham 4 Troy. (complete with Come and'see Lincoln • Horrtoid/ Great transportation! steam room and what they've i showers). Some found—set in this come for the unique irvtown Mf.Mpft'( aGGEST Apartment Vtte! from $330 « mo. security/ 15075 Lincoln Road I forest. (Greenfieldfa 10¼ Mile) : 1 & 2 Bedrooms Prestigious OAK PARK Schools .•."!* from $305 «utMAM STUDIOS -1 A 2 BEDROOMS • Carports • Security intercom Huntington Garden • Central air^water » Ample.closet space Adult C mtk mm ** ** a***** mr*JW*jmj*VUl}-*7S nT~JTf^- **fj9jr/w9*e^* 8C*(P,C,fl.W,Q-6C) O&E Monday, February 28,1?83 408 Duplexes For Rent 412 TownrKHi»4)«-Condcn 412 TownirOUMt-Corvdot 414 Florida RenUtt 41S Vacation Rental. 415 Vacation Rentals 420 Rooms For Rent 421 living Quarter* 438 Office / Business FofRent ' . ForRefll REDFORD MARCO ISLAND • oo beach 1 bedroom DAYTONA ORMOND- Beach oo oew HaTONHEAD.8-C. palmetto Dunes, . OAKLAND UNIVERSITY AREA To8hare Spaoe luxury Coodo with all amenities^ Chil 1 bedroc^ AppUarxes. Full basement, BIRMINOHAM - 1 bedroom Town-, ••- ROCHESTER CONDO oceanfroot luxuriously furnished Coodo, 2 bedroom Valla oo golf course, walk to Attractive furnished bedroom, kitchen (need yard. fl50 pet mooth plot bouse, oewly remodeled klleken, new I bedrooms, IH baths, fall bbasementj . dren welcome. By day, week, month. 1 Studio, sleeps 4. Available March 1« tennis, t ocean. »70. day. Call «49 5112 privileges. Ideal for studerit FEMALE TO SHARE J bedroc M . MANAGtWCNt ; 968-0011 V $k% trails -. • - - * CO^'ANlr- BB4-BQ73 Daily 10-6, Sunday 12-5. t"J EOUALHOOS S5 ROCHESTER 852-0311 OWOAIUVl'ES