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• WAYNE COUNTY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER ... ESTABLISHED 1869
_Vol. 117,No. 16,Three Sections, 38Pages, Plus Supplements WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1985 NORTHVILLE. MICHIGAN
, .Downsloses six race dates CBD extends another block under Cahalan's calendar on East Main
/' By KEYIN WILsoN back to the benefit of Hazel Park," Ver- Four residential properties on the 'Thr Downs prrcrnta~r non·said. "They just continue to take, south side of East Main near Griswold '; It looked too good io last. and it was. l advantage of Northville Downs, giving that were zoned for industrial use have . When former Michigan Racing Com- incrrasrs are brllrr than them the dates in the rotten weather. ' been rezoned and added to the Central missioner William Ballenger granted Hazel Park 9, but Hazr) Because they invested In winterizing Business District. Northville Downs 88 racing dates for their facility, they are punished by be- • Par.(cstill ~PlS a Jar~rr han- City council Monday approved the 1986 back in August, there was some ing given dates only when the other rezoning of the block just west of the question whether the increase of 10 dlr and that nJrallS nlOrr tracks can't even operate." . Water Wheel Car Wash, abutting the dates over this year's allocation would mODryfor thr statr. ' Hazel Park was given '168 racing Belanger. Inc. complex. The addresses hold up under a new commissioner. dates for 1986,the same number it had of the houses on the affected property The answer is that it didn't. New com- - Stt'vt' Waltt>n; this year. Added to the 1986calendar is are 410,422,430and 450East Main. missioner William Cahalan last week City mana~rr Genesse County Racing at Swartz Council member J. Burton DeRusha announced a 1986calendar that grants Creek, Michigan, which is allocated '61 said he hopes the plaMing commission the Downs only 82 dates - six fewer dates between October 21 and than Ballenger had given the track, but will amend the master plan of land use December 31. Dropped is Mottville to eliminate the resulting conflict bet- still four more than were allowed in calendar notes that only these two Downs of Three Rivers, which had 64 1985. ween the plan and the zoning map. meets will be, allowed the option of dates between June and September of City manager Steven Walters said • The overall number of racing days at. matinee racing sessions. this year. the Downs will still decline, however, as The news angered Northville city Jackson Harness Raceway was given review of the master plan would be Cahalan's calendar cuts the Jackson at 45 dates between April 10 an June 29 done after the commission completes council members who heard it Monday ats amendments to the zoning or- Northville dates to 61, five fewer than night. Mayor Paul Vernon said the and another 45 from August 20 through the number allowed in 1985.Combined, news was not surprising, but disappoin- October 18. Hazel Park's 'meet waS dinance. "They are going to look at the master the two racing meets will get 143dates ting in that it continues the state's prac- moved back in the year by a week, star- in calendar year 1986, compared with ting April 7 and ending October 18. The plan in the context of what they've done tice of allOWing only winter racing at with the zoning ordinance when that's 144this year. the Downs. The city has an interest in 1985 calendar gave Hazel Park dates The 1986 dates for the Downs meet between April 1and October 12. all done," Walters,said. "This may be activity at the Downs, since it receives one of several changes to be done all at are January 1 through' April 5. a share of the parimutuel tax levied by "It just doesn't seem right that Hazel Jackson's meet in Northville will run thestate.- once." October 20 to December 31. Cahalan's "The new commissioner cut the dates Continued on 11 The propertieS were ~oned PR-1 (Per- formance regulated inaustrial district>, the same as the Belanger properties. ' But DeRusha and council member .1 Paul Folino both noted that the adjoin- ·Rematch in mayor's race 109 development is primarily commer- cial and that the property is at an en· tranceway to the business district. "I've thought for some time that I wouldn't want to see a factory there, In a rematch of 1983's contest, Mayor even though It was zoned Industrial," Paul Vernon will seek re-election to his DeRusha said. Noting that the proper- fifth 'term' November 5 against ties might have been sold to the owners challenger Eugene (Bud) KwiZ. .Continued on 11 The election also includes a five-way race for: two city council seats, with at least one seat gomg to a newcomer. All candidates are being interviewed NHS tightens by The Record staff and asked an iden- tical list of questions. Topics not on the • question list are addressed as suspenSIons necessary for each particular can- didate. The stories below summarize the in- Northville High SChool students' no terviews conducted with'Vernon and longer will leave the' school grounds Kunz. Stories about the council can- when suspended from classes follOWing didates and biographical information the board of education's approval last for all candidates will appear in the Oc- week of an in-school suspension pro- PAUL VERNON tober 30edition of The Record. EUGENE (BUD)KUNZ gram. Since last Monday, students suspend- ed from class have been placed in a Vernon runs on record Kunz more aggressive Special Assignment Room for an hour a day or the d'JI'ation of the SUSpension period, according to high school pr(n. After eight years as mayor, a position he reached after Personal attention to residents' problems, an active role cipal David Bolitho. nine years of other city government activities including a in ~ommunication with other area governments and a Bolitho told board members last stint as a council member, Paul Vernon figures his record more business-lik~ operation of the city are among the week that the program is designed to speaks for itself. traits Eugene (Bud) Kunz suggests would be hallmarks of • enhance the learning process by pro- His priorities for a fifth term woul!! be "pretty much the his administration if voters elect him mayor November 5. viding a structured and supervised en- same" as those he has pursued throughout his career, the Kunz is running his second campaign challenging in- vironment for students who have been mayor said Monday. cumbent Mayor Paul Vernon, having lost to Vernon two removed from class due to behavioral "Continuing to provide an adequate level of services years ago. This time around, Kunz Is campaigning more or attendance problems. . actively and aggressively, though he says he does not wish consistent with the residents' ability and ",illingness to Bolitho said students who Violate pay lor them." Vernon summarized his goals. "And to to criticize the current mayor. school policy and are suspended often continue with the orderly progress of development "I think anyone who puts the kind of time in that those people In city hall do deserves 'a lot of credit." Kunz says. consider the time away from SChoolas throughout the community." . a reward, not as punishment. With The decision to run for re-election, Vernon said, came "I just think that, after you've been doing something for This is the one! many Northvllle High School parents after he was urged to do so by many people throUghout the many years, it starts getting to be routine. Enthusiasm working, the problem is further com- community. He stressed he is not a reluctant candidate, wanes." pounded when the student is left at but chose to run because, "I think the people of Northville As evidence, he cited Vernon's attendance record. Picking the pumpkin to be used for your jack 0' lantern is home unsupervised. he added. - • deserve another two years of my experience. " claiming the mayor missed 28 percent of the council meetings in 1984and more than 43percent of the meetings . serious busin~ss, but Peter Stephens, 4, found just the right one Bolitho said the in-school SUSpension Although not yet firmly committed In regard to 1987, will be aimed at three different types of Vernon said this "probably wll1~ my last term." thus far In 1985. , at the Northville Farmer's Market When he accompanied his mom, Karen, and sister, Victoria,S' months, last Thursday. students: those who are suspended . Responding to challenger Bud Kunz's comments about "Some of it is due to health problems." Kunz from classes, students disqualified due his poor attendance record, Vernon said the figures cited acknowledged. "But he missed a lot more meetings than The market is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday at Main and to a violation of the attendance policy are probably accurate but noted that most of his absences those related to his operetlons." Hutton. Record photo by Steve Fecht. and those who need a study period. have been health·related. (A Record check of the figures shows the mayor missed 13of 30 meetings between the beginning of August, 1984. Students who have been involved In "I haven't checked my own attendance record," he major offenses (drugs. alcohol. theft. said. "But I have talked with the city manager about It and the end of August, 1985. That's' a 43 percent absenteeism rate. The pp.rcentage of missed meetings etc.) remain subject to the out of school and asked if it hindered his job in any way. He said there suspension policy. was no problem. Even when I am not in attendance at drops 10'38 percent when the mayor's attendance at four sessions In September and ~ctober, 1985, are Included. Of , "In areas where this program has council sessions, I am in constant contact With.the city . ~... ( "t' ..,~.. :-. . been implemented there has been a • manager. the 13 absences registered during the period, five were publicly aMounced as being due to Il1ness.) . reduction In truancy," Bolitho told "I think that (making an issue of attendance) Is kind of ' board members. a low blow, considering the health problems I've had In Kunz said he would be an active and enthusiastic i:"Gandidates~ " to me'et'twice..., , ~ "U mayor, and that he expects he would only be In office a :.h" ~ ... ~ ~ 1985," Vernon continued. (Kunz) Is really interestecJ in CQntlnued on 11 attendance, he would do better to look at attendance over maximum of four years. He even suggested amendment CJty residents have two opo cltltens at 9:15 p.ni. next TueSday, a longer period." - to the city charter limiting both the mayor and council •portunlUes to heal' the two can· OCtober 29, in the Activities Room at He refused to respond to Kunz's claim that the mayor members to two consecl1t1ve terms In office. Vernon is :'dldates for'mayor and five can· Allen Terrace, the senior citizen and other long·term cOl,Ulcll members have lost en· seeking his fifth term, which would give him 10years In of· > didates vying for two city council complex at401 HlghSlreet. thuslasm for the jobs. "I don't know what he bases that on, flee. , ' ; seats at public forums before .the Candidates will 'present Inside: so I can't really respond," he said. , Priorities for the coming term, according to Kunz, are v Novembet· 5 election. , biographical sketches and discuss Vernon's re-election campaign of two years ago Includ· an examination of city finances, a drive toward involVing ed a heavy emphasis on getting started with the second the entire community "Instead of a select few on the Ira· ~ .ANoithVlliecandldates~NlgbtlS WC~~II~~r~.for seeking pUblic of- Calendar 2A • phase of downtown development - a goal Vernon said Is side," and a more buslness·lIke conduct of city operations. "',being sponsored by the Northville- ~~ght. ' He hUs hard on the business side, citing his credentials :' Plymouth-canton·Novl League of All resIdents of the community are Classifieds 48 "We \ ,I ~.I - 2·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, October 23,1985 Community Calendar Church Women United Handcrafters schedule fall crafts show plan observance TODAY, OCTOBER 23 sion will be held at 7 p.m. in the Liberal Art~ World Community Day next Friday. recount their blessings, their feelings .. Building on the Schoolcraft College campus. Atten· TOWNSIUP BUDGET: A hearing on the propos' November 1, a national observance about family, home, land, and their own :~; ':~AARP MEETS: Plymouth·Northville Chapter ed Northville Township budget wllJ be held at 7:30 sponsored annually by Church Women responsibilities in light of a broadened dance is free - no registration is,requlred. For fur· p.m. in the township offices. : :'~No. 1311of the American Association of Retired ther information, call 591-6400,extension 430. United, will be marlted locally at 10 world consciousness. t· Persons will meet at noon at the Plymouth Cultural a.m. at Novi Methodist Church. World Community Day, first observ· :. Center. The program will include a slide presenta. COLONY ESTATES NO.3: Northville Colon) .scHOOL BOARD MEETS: NorthvIlle Board 01 The program is being followed by a ed In 1943as a "peace day,:' grew out Of ; •tion by State Trooper Robert Garcia of the Nor. Education meets at. 7:30 p.m. in the board con. coffee hour and Bible study to which all the concern of Chureh Women United Estates NO.3 Homeowners' Association will hold ference room at Old Village School. ;: thville State Police Post on the Michigan seat belt an organizational meeting to discuss bylaws at 7:30 women of the community are invited. for ways women culd bring about an en· :: •program. A discussion period will follow. Members p.m. in Winchester Elementary School. Church Women United Is a group that. during world peace with justice. It is a ~~~~houldbring their own bag lunch. MASONS MEET: NorthvIlle Masonic Organiza. unites Christian women in an unique movement bringing together tion meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. ecumenical experience that focuses on Protestant, Roman Catholic an Or· :~t:'JAYCEES MEET: Northville Jaycees meet at 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 25 Issues of world peace and their in· thodox women In one Chrlsli1n com· ~ .p.rn. at the Community Building. BASEBALL BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Junior dividual and collective part in that pro- munity Of prayer, advocacy and ser- . Baseball board of directors meets at 8 p.m. at First cess. vice. . ARTS AND CRAFI'S SHOW: Handcrafters Presbyterian Church. ':. -: KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Northville Knights Unlimited will sponsor its Fall Arts and Crafts This year's service, written by World Community Day offerings of Columbus meet at 8 p.m. in the Administration Show between 10a.m. and 5 p.m. today and Satur- church women from the farm belt of make possible, in part, the mission of Building at Our Lady of Victory. day at the Northville Recreation Center. More than America - Nebraska. Kansas, Church Women United inclUding inter- 60 artisans will be eXhibiting a host of arts and TUESDAY, OCTOBER 29 Missouri, Iowa, North and South continental grants for mission program THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24 crafts. Admission is $1. Lunch will be available. Dakota - is entitled "Harvest of Bless· that funds national and international projects in support of the enpowerment ROTARY MEETS: Northville Rotary meets at ings." It expresses values born of FARMER'S MARKET: Northville Farmer's SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26 noon at First Presbyterian Church fellowship hall. closeness to and reverence for the earth of women, human rights, justice and Market is open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. under the that produces food for the hungry of the peace. . sponsorship of the Northville Community Chamber world. For additional information about the PAPER DRIVE: St. Paul's Lutheran Church CIVIL AIR PATROL: Sixgate Squadron Civil Air of Commerce. The market has been moved back to School will hold a paper drive from 3-4 p.m. In thE' The service also reflects the November 1 observance contact Sybil the parking lot at Main and Hutton. church parking lot. Patrol meets at 7 p.m. at Novi Middle SChoolSouth. challenge felt by rural women as they Kerr,349-3173.. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE: NorthVille Com· SUNDAY,OCTOBER'l:/ PLANNERS MEET: No.rthville Township Plann- munity Chamber of Commerce meets at 8 a.m. at ing Commission meets at 8 p.m. in the township of- New church opens in Novi ·the Chamber bUilding. • fices. MILL RACE VILLAGE: Mill Race Historical ~ ~~~~..... I ',' BASE LINE QUESTERS: Base Line Questers I Village located off Main on Griswold will be open A new non-denominational church ~ will meet at 9 a.m. inthe parking lot by the Big Boy , from 1-4p.m. with docents on duty for the last time has opened its doors in Nov!. this season. The Christian Family Church con- ~. '.Restaurant to carpool for a trip to the Pewabic Pot· I ~:.:tcrYin Detroit. ducted its first service last Sunday in MONDAY, OCTOBER 28 Mill Race classes the Novi Community Building on Novi . DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS meets at 9 Road. Pastor of the church is the Reverend ...... , : ·a.m. at First Presbyterian Church. SENIORS MEET: Northville Senior Citizens' canceled for fall Council hosts an afternoon of cards, games and Leo J. Beauchamp, a longtime Nor- : :: : SMOCKERS MEET: Michigander Smockers will refreshments from 1-5 p.m. in Room 216 of the thville area resident. He is a graduate • : -meet at Novi Library to prepare to make satin Board of Education building. The Northville Historical Society will not be of International Bible Ilnstitute and ~ Senior citizen programs set HaI)dcrafter, UI)lin)ited , presents ; . Northville Senior Citizens' Club in- Church of Northville. Members gather ·;.vites any persons 55 years old or older at 6 p.m. for a potluck supper which is . FALL :'~o enjoy the club's activities as its fall followed by entertainment. ~'season begins. '" . . It· , - ~ .... A .... :;:;:r.r-- C.: Meetings are held the second Tues- .' For more information call Florence • 'day of the month at First Presbyterian Orr at 349-6241. (ffi$£~~g~AFT,S. Friday & Saturday Oct. 25& 26 10a.m.~5p.m. Northville Recreation Center 1'h blk. West of Center S1. on Main St. Halloween Treats Northville Can Play Tricks on Over 60Quality Artisans Admission $1.00 / Your Teetb Lunch available on premises Wh,'ein Town- Watch for our Plan 10 v,s,r our slore special treats at the tbncleraftera UnHmlted Northville Fire 34ZE .... lnSI. 341-0130 .: Department 1 blks E 01the shOw · Halloween Party FolIl Clnses Now Fonnu'Q ,· ,· Thursday, Oct. 31 -8p.rn. THE NORTHVILLE RECORD PUblIShed EaCh Wedneway at By The NorthVille PeCOr-1 1G4W Matn City Hall Northville. M,thlgan (8167 \ Secone Class Postage Pal(' At NortlWl1le. M,el'ugan Specialll priced 10celebrale Reg.$199.95· Has the prem/um-plus features that S'lbscrlp:,on Rates mIke Posturepedlc America's '1 lnSldf' Counties (LlVInllston Wayne Oak.~nd WaShtenaw In· Seall qualill- seDer. Famous for no mornIng bac:k- gham) S,4 one year. S12 two year. Any 2 Sloge"~I .. ngslon In,eaps 01 95 ache from steeping on a too-solt newspapers $21 one year Special Senior Cttlzen ,ate of $1 one $8 mattressl year only 25 DlOIioDPoslDPepelfa sold 4 * • OutSide Counties lall areas outSide thOse IIsled above. are $2- twin ea. pc. Full ea. pc. reg. '269.95' ...... $120.00· P'!r year prepaid Rolly Peterson Vice PreSident & General Manager Q~ 2-pc:. set reg. '6411.95 .. S285.00 Sliger/liVingston Pubhcations Inc King 3-pc. set reg. '849.9S ..... $385.00 A SUbsld~ry of Suburban CommunlCahons Corp Postmaster send aelelren changes to The NOrlhvll'3 Retorel Post Bo.899 Broghlon MI (8116 POLICY STATEMENT All ael,ert,slng pubhsheo In SI.gerl • LIVingston Pubhcahons Inc ..IS SubJect to the ctlnd,hons Sialed In Ihe applteable ,ale card. copies 01 which are available from the .Spillane Dental Cfinic adverll$lng department The Northvltle Record 104 W Main Nor· thville. Mlch'llan (8167 13'3·34~11OD1 Slogerl~lv,ngston Publica· 1055 Novi Road tlons tne reserves the fight not to accept an advertiser s order Shger/Llvlngston Publlcahons Ine ad--takers have no authemt" to Sh•• a M. Splll.ae, D.D.S. Northville Formerly the office of bmd thiS newspaper and ontv publlcahon 0' an adverh$ement Shalt Deaai,T. Splll.ae, D.D.S. 349-7560 Jesse F. Grimm, D.D.S. conshtute Itna. acceptance of the adverhser s order Postmaster ~1l:;(ld .ddress changes to The Northville Record Post Othce 80. 899 BIIghton MI (8"6 Pubhcahon Number USPS 39688D CLOSEOUT SALE! RE-ELECT '~andolph PAUL Fence POSTUREPEDIC MODEL II POSTUREPEDIC MODEL III POSTUREPEDIC MODEL VI ~ ,· . (Top of the Une) ,; Reg. Super SIIe Reg. Super SIIe Reg. SUper SIIe • 6 Price Price Price Price Price . Price ,~ ·VERNON TWIN EA. PC. '299.95* '109.95- TWIN EA. PC. '379.95* '139.95· TWIN EA. PC. '479.95* '185.00- i FULL EA. PC. '379.95* '149.95· FULL EA. PC. '439.95* '175.00· ,r FULL EA. PC. '579.95* '209.95. !8~e~tl QUEEN SET '899.95 '335.95 QUEEN SET '1119.95 '390.00 QUEEN SET '1349.95 '480.00 . ,• W. of Middlebelt KING SET '1199.95 '489.95 KING SET '1519.95 '580.00 KING SET '1749.95 '680.00 " Farmington Hills MAYOR .: 476-7038 * TO INSURE PROPER COMFORT AND WARRANTY SOLD IN SETS ONL V KEEP • EXPERI'ENCED LEADERSHIP "alker & Buzenberg WORKING FOR YOU Furniture PaId lor by Vernon lor Mayor Committee. 47129Dunaany, NOrlhvllle. MI48167 240 NORTH MAIN STREET • PLYMOUTH • PHONE 459-1300 IIIf!JIIiI Mon., Thure., Fri. 10-9, Tues., Wed., Sat. 10-8 • t-..:=J Free Parking (Next to Danny's) ~ · " - • ~.\ ------~~------_:.....--'f • Wednesday, October 23.1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3-A Building activity still on the rise I Construction permits for buildings (apartments or condomlnums). Bet- Cedar Lake Apartments. just east of structure. Other activity drawing totaling S23million invalue were Issued ween them, these new residences total NorthvilleRoad and the railroad tracks government attention but not Included In Northville Township during the first more than $20.6 millionInvalue. on the north side of Slxt Mlle. Total in the tally of permits issued includes • ' three quarters of 1985, building official New single-family homes are value of the multiple-family permits upcoming construction of Northville TroyMilliganreported recently. primarily In prevlously-exlstlng sub- was put at $8.25 million. Colony IV subdivision and Ward "Hopefully, we are progressing with divisions - North Beacon Woods off Permits were also Issued for four Presbyterian Church's plans for a large orderly growth - too many (com· Eight Mile and west of the city limit, commercial structures with a total parcel on the northwest comer of Six munltles) have expanded too qUickly Lakes of Northville on Six Mile at Win· value of $2.2 million. These include a and Haggerty. and lost control of the development," chester, and Quail Ridge on the south medical office building on Six Mile 1m· • 't)wnshlpsupervisor Susan'Heintz said side of Eight Mile east of Highland mediately south of township hall and The building boom Is not confined to of the building boom. "An Interesting. Lakes. More are targeted for Maple east of the bank plus two new buildings larger projects, however. Home 1m· thing right now is that the Six Milecor· Hillsubdivision on Six Milejust east of at Doheny Industrtal Park on Doheny provement projects of various kinds ad· rldor seems to all be going at once. If township hall abutting Lakes of Nor· Drive (formerly Wallls). Small retail ded another $600,000 of permit value youride downSix Mile,yOU'llsee work thville. structures on Five Mile also contribute during the first nine months of the year. beingdoneall over." Total value ofthe single family dwell· to the total. Permits for alterations (additions) ac- • Through September 30, the building Ing permits was placed at $12.35 Heintz's comment regarding SixMile counted for 37 structures with a total department issued permits for 151 new million. Road development Is most evident In value of $494,600. Non'resldential struc- single·family houses and 26 new Multiple-family residential permits the cases of Maple Hill subdivision, tures (such as fences and SWimming multiple-family residential buildings are predominantly those issued for Cedar Lake apartments. and the office pools) totaled six at a value of$138,000. Homes fill lots at North Beacon Woods Town flaIl Professional Office Plaza is near township hall driveway on Six Mile ~ecord photos by Steve Fecht Cedar Lake apartments are advertised for fall opening on Six Mile east of railroad track - -~ GRAND RIVER/HALSTED PLAZA Alexander - -- . D 11,-,~.;:;., j CARTOON ALLEY Farmington's only complete men's store ,-,--.. 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'23 NOli'S 12 478-3430 Mon.-Sat. 10-9;Sun. 12-5 Call for AppOintment _,800' m ·500p m 24150 Novl Rd. at 10 Mile TueS ce:= RE-ELECT · Solid Appalachian Oak~.. · GARDNER , I~Sf~, · FOR ~~· CITY COUNCIL III .:' Nov. 5th COMMIT ~: YOURSELE American ,. ~.", ' by + . Paidfor Gardner Be a volunteer . RedCrosB lor Council ~~L-_..;.;...... -_ ..... ~:~======eEE5eEE5eEE5~======~=====~===rn FAITH COMMUN·ITY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH .' Reg.S899 " SALE PRICE • S.plece set-t&ble with $ 0' 599 • • fonnlca tops. 4 chairs ~w ~~ ~ 42" table, 2·12" leaves With all the strength and character you expect from oak. And It's built to last from the finest oak available. The rich deep finish mellows wIth time. ',' Schrader's , ' .~". .. HomeFarnl.blng. Mon., Tues., Sat..'9-6 . " .. "Fsmlly owned and cperated sJnce 1907" Thurs. & Fri. 9-9 :'.' '. Closed Wed. . '. ".' ~;.' ~- 44400 W. Ten Mile 9:30 & 11:00 a.m. .~ ;Novi, Michigan 349-5666 Worship & Church School 4·A,- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. Octo~er 23.1985 ; ,] 3 ~ - • , 1 , I • Disobedient pupil • Margot Pearsall clearly had her hands full last Monday night. Little Toto, her rambunctious white Mike, a black lab, little Toto was corralled over to the side of the Amerman gym for a little person-to- poodle, could hardly sit still for her dog obedience class offered through the Northville Public poodle pep talk. Despite her endless patience, Margot seems to be looking for a little guidance in get- Schools Community Education Program. Having missed two'weeks of class, Toto seemed utterly ting her tiny charge to cooperate (third picture). Despite a somewhat lackluster perforQ1ance at confused during the command training. Margot was just plain exasperated. Despite repeated com- Monday's class, Toto was told she still will receive her diploma - as long as Margot thinks there has mands to sit, Toto preferred to pull on her chain, dance and let out her ferocious poodle bark. Over- been some progress in the eight-week course. From the look of things, Toto could use a little help shadowed by such classmates as Chevy, a golden retriever; Sprocket, a BOUVier-shepard mix and from the great Wizard of Oz - or perhaps Dog Obedience II. Record photos by Steve Fecht. • • ELECT EUGENE L. (BUD) KUNZ ;;. MAYOR Put A Professional In City Hall NORTHVILLE'S NEW BEGINNING: • Time For A Change In City Hall • Time To Join Hands And Work Together As A Total Community • Time For City Hall Business People And The Most Important People Of All, The Residents Of Northville, To Join Hands And Work Together. Let's Make Northville A Community "Of The .People, For The People And By The People."· - . I WILL DESIGN A MASTER PLAN FOR A TOTAL CITY IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM THAT WILL INCLUDE, BUT.WILL NOT BE LIMITED TO: 1. Improve downtown parking 2. New improvement concepts for areas adjoining downtown Northville 3. Residential traffic control 4. New concepts to improve residential areas 5. Promote community involvement as a group < • ALL YOU HA VE TO DO IS VOTE -I WILL DO THE WORK ViATCH FOR: THE WHITE LIMOUSINE ON OCTOBER 26 and NOVEMBER 2 BALLOONS FOR ALL THE KIDS A CAMPAIGN SYMBOL OF "GOING FIRST CLASS" I I Will Really Work For All The People 01Northville! VOTE FOR EUGENE L. (BUD) KUNZ 3,800Voters in Northville· Let's All Go For It On November 5th! For More Information Call 348·9167 Paid For by Eugene L. Kunz for Mayor Committee -103 N. Center, Northville, Michigan ~187 Wednesday, OCtober 23. 1985o-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD':"&:A Police Blotters Robbers enter cars .In the Township _ The subjects then cut the latch off the tool shed and stole two tool boxes and a woman's bicycle. A wheelbarrow was taken from the backyard. The tools were valued at at $150, the woman's . Items valued at $269 were stolen from a 1980 bike at $75and the wheelbarrow at $50. BuIck Skyhawk parked In front of a Rippling Lane residence sometime between 10:30 and 11p.m. Oc- 1400 SHELDON ROAD· CORNER ANN ARBOR ROAD • PLYMOUTH TOWNSHIP;--...... --J, tOber 18,township pollee report. ___In the City < The complainant said the subjecUsl stole a duf- fle. bag containing a $75 pair of soccer shoes, eight shirts valued at $64, a $45 football jersey and a pair of football pants valued at $35. The duf(Je bag was City police are checking with the city attorney 25 POUND valUed at S5O. P1ls week regarding whether to take criminal ac- • I T~e complainant told pollee he was not sure the tion against an 18-year-old Livonia resident who vehicle was locked at the time the incident oc- hung his vehicle up on a headstone In Rural Hill '.. ,curred! Cemetery about 8:30 p.m. Sunday night. ,. BAG : The attorney was expected to role on whether to ; Items valUed at $685 were stolen from two take criminal action or consider the incident an ac- vehicles parked In front of a Marilyn reSidence cident early this week. sometime between 9 p.m. October 14and 8 a.m. Oc- The youth, who was accompanied by three other KLEENEX HUGGIES ' -DOG tober 15,township police report. young people, said the leaves prevented him from • The complalntant told police both vehicles were judging where the road ran through the cemetery. ~ocked at the time the incident occurred. Police came to the scene after a wrecker was called by the youth to disengage the vehicle. :~ Unknown subjecUs) stole $130 worth of Items DIAPERS FOOD {rom a 1981Ford pick-up. The stolen items inclUded • Iibattery, breather cap and distributor cap. 33 TO 66 CT. PKG. GENERIC BRAND duran•• • Items stoilln from a 1985Chrysler Included a $300 Child safety 6 PACK CASE radar detector, a S150Olympu& camera and a $100 briefcase. seats available : Miscellaneous tools valued at $405 were stolen from a shed behind a Maxwell residence sometime 98 Through a child restraint education program, between 6 p.m. October 14 and 8 a.m. October IS, Botsford General Hospital Is offering affordable in- 9 police report. fant car seat rentals and teaching parents the cor- SAVE 114 00 '1 ON : The c9mplainant told police unknown personlsl rect way to use the seats. 8!v~'1 OVER 8 broke the lock of his shed and removed three of his CHAIN STORES 2 $1s!00 CASEOF6 Parents can rent an Infant seat for S5a year with tool boxes. He further stated that he found two of • NEWBORN. 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Detroiter Producing the sho~ is Inge Zaytl, t~ln~spaean to the panhandle moseysin classic musical. Gary Jones, veteran of local dinner proprietor of the Marquis Theatre. . and ~ts a spell in downtown Northville. Rizzo most recently directed the theater groups and Michigan Opera At the MarqUis Theatre, to be exact. Dearborn Civic Theatre's production of Theater productions will play Curly. Rogers and Hammerstein's ·'It'll be much like your Mom and Pop The Odd Couple. Previously, he has The part of Ado Annie will be played "Oklahoma!" starts this weekend at remember it: Okie rustics in gingham directed Cat On A Hot Tin Roof, by Robin Urbin, a student at Wayne the NorthvJJJeMarqUis, 133East Main, skirts and checkerboard cowboy shirts Cabaret and Fiddler On TheRoof. State Unversity and a featured per- NorthvJJJe,with a champagne opening trading homespun humor for us more former of the Dearborn Civic Theatre. at all three of this weekend's shows. sopnisticated city slickers to chortle at Morrison is musical director of The part of Will Parker will be played Performances are at 8p.m. Friday and or~ith. Michigan Lyric Opera, the opera ,com- by Livonia's Kirk Krekler, who reprtses Saturday, October 25 and 26; November pany which recently announced its for- the role from a recent Dearborn Civic 1 and 2, November 8 and 9 and · AM songs.I'm Just A Girl WhoCan't mation and that it would present its Theatre production. The role of Aunt November 15 and 16. Sunday matinee say No. Surrey With The Fringe On showsat the Marquis. ' Eller will be played by Birmingham'S curtains are at 2:30 p.m. October 27, Top, Oh, What A Beautiful Morning. With a background in ballet-infused Joyce Uzelac, who has appeared in and November 3, 10 and 17. Friday and I\merica spokenhere. choreography, Bush recently many Gilbert and Sullivan per· Saturday tickets are $9, Sunday · 'This week, director Art Rizzo, choreographed the Dearborn Civic formances and is a member of matinees to. I,'or addltional informa- mnsical director DOUglasMorrison of Theatre's production of Oklahoma!. Michigan Lyric Opera. She will be tion, phone349-8110 or 349-0868. Tickets on sale for MBT's 'Nutcracker' . For the 18th consecutive year, the -be mail-()rdered or purchased in person performance of "Joffrey 1I's Greatest Tickeis for reserved seats are $1ff,$14 Michigan Ballet Theatre will stage its at the offices of West Bloomfield Com- Hits." and $12 and may be ordered now from an,nual full-length productions of the munity' Education or at the KreasOn- Clive Barnes of the New York Times Michigan Ballet Theatre and will be holiday favorite "Nutcracker" ballet. Okar Dance Academy. Special rate has called the ,Joffrey IIDancers, "the available later through Ticket World . . . tickets for the December 7 per- best small classic ballet company in the outlets. Presentations thiS year will take formance are available by mail order country." Since its first touring season place at 1:30p.m. Saturday, December only to any group of 10or more at $4 in 1970,Joffrey IIhas gained a reputa- Mail~rdered tickets must be ac- 7, and 1:30 p.m. and.7 p.m. Sunday, each. All "Nutcracker" performances tion as an important showcase for companied by full payment plus a self- December 8. Performmg on stage at are presented in cooperation with emerging choreographers, composers, addressed, stamped envelope. Re- the West Bloomfield High School WQRS Timeless FM 105. lighting and costume designers. Their quests for a season brochure or ticket Auditorium, the dancers will be ac· ' eclectic repertory includes classics as orders should be sent to Michigan companied by the Birmingham- Another featured part of the 1981Hl6 well as new works commissioned Ballet Theatre, Box 2022, Farmington Bloomfield Symphony Orchestra con- season is a brand new endeavor for . especially for them. Hills, Michigan 48018.For further In· ductedby Felix Resnick. Michigan Ballet Theatre. The company The Joffrey IIDancers will perform formation about Michigan Ballet Record photo byB.J. MARTIN Tickets for these performances are will sponsor the nationally-renowned in the Mercy High SchoolAuditorium in Theatre's current season, call 624-5590 nowonsale at $10and $6 each. They can Joffrey II Dancers in a spring, 1986, Farmington Hills at 8 p.m. April 10. or 669-9444. Art ~izzo directs Oklahoma! at the MarqUis this weekend Announcing The Opening Of • SPECIALISTS IN FAMILY PRACTICE, P .C. 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Ophth.lmoloJII .... RC. Livonia, Michigan 48152 FULL MEDICARE PARTICIPATION \ , ~ ;. • Wednesday. OCtober 23, 1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7-A ·Kunz challenges ~ity operation Vernon will stand on his record Continued from Page 1 tor, perhaps that person could be can use the lots, while people who just Continued from Page 1 regard to particular locations but said ments (SEMCOG) "as long as we have . assigned grant-writing responsibility. want to make a quick stop can use the the overal1 plan seems workable. representation o{some kind." : "You do all your homework, all your You'd have to see If that's feasible, but street" Vernon Initiated current discussions Although two of the four council At one time, Vernon said, he research beforehand, then take care of we could use a grant coordinator on Necessary road repairs should be of amending the city charter by asking members expressed an Interest In his estimated his devoted 10to 15hours per • business," Kunz said. "If someone goes staff." paid {or by those who benefit from the city manager to review the docu- position, Vernon said he expects no dif- week to city business, though the total off on a tangent, you tell them It's time As for downtown Improvement, Kunz them, Kunz said, basically {ol1owlng ment with particular attention to ficulty In relating to the council after varies widely depending upon what Is to get back to the topic." said he would prefer to see the city "do current councll discussion that would "limitations Imposed by the charter the election. necessary. that are not appropriate today." "It never has (had an effectl," he Too orten, Kunz charged, the present a little bit every year" rather than for- assess the costs for various roads As evidence o{ his effectiveness council follows the lead of the city mulatlng plans for several years and depending on who used them. But Kunz While Vernon Is primarily Interested said. "Councl1 and I have not always In "cleaning up" the charter, he said he agreed on everything. We've certainly representing the people of Northville, manager rather than making Its own then tackling a massive project all at criticized the current administration Vernon noted that his candidacy has decisions. once. for letting the roads deteriorate. is "disappointed that we haven't had had our differences of opinion; yet the more response from people who'd like council has been a harmonious and been endorsed by every elected "They turn to Steve (Walters). "The last time, they spent money "It's obvious that It takes less money representative of Northville In natlonlll, whenever there's a question about they didn't have based on a hope of In- to maintain a street than It does to to be Involved with that. I'd hoped s0- cooperative body." meone {rom The Record would be in- He said he and the individual state and county government. There something, which Is fine, he's there as a creased tax revenues," he said. "That replace it," Kunz said. "The only are at least two o{ each, since Nor- resource," Kunz said. "But no one's sit· may be working out, but they did It by realistic way to handle It is to bUdget It terested, but only one of you is a members o{ council are "above" registered voter In the City o{ Nor- squabbles based on personalities or thville straddles the Wayne-Oakland tlng up there who says, 'Okay, Steve, borrOWing money based on racetrack as an on-going thing, every year. It county boundary. and has represen- ,e that's your Input, here's what we want,' money we didn't have yet, and then should be a priority, not something that thville and I'm afraid that's going to be politics. one of the requirements." Vernon said his activities outside the tatives on each side of the line. . No one really challenges Steve because never got. That's how we got into that gets cut when times are hard," Pointing out that Northville Is not they don't know enough. It should be a deficit. . Kunz said he agrees with the mayor He said he believes recent changes in city as Its representative are generally parking regulations are prOVing directly related to the city. In· enmeshed In "dissension and con- case of 'We're In charge and here's "Our next move In the downtown that the city has "outgrown': the troversy" o{ the sort that makes {or what we want,''' should be well-budgeted and well- charter originally drafted in 1955, but themselves e{{ectlve In leaving tergovernmental relationships are Im- downtown spaces open for shoppers. portant he said, though It Is not always lively election contests, Vernon said he • Kunz said he also plans to take an ac- planned In advance. I relate It to my said the council itself should suggest is leaving most campaigning until the tlve role meeting with officials of other house - I may want stained glass win- amendments, not an appointed commit- "It demonstrates that we're not real- necessary {or the mayor to attend ly short of spaces, but that we're short meetings of regional bodies such as the last week or 10days before the election governments and attending meetings of dows, four marble pillars and a sauna, tee or the League of Women Voters. and, rather than running against Kunz, Intergovernmental organizations "as but I don't need them. It comes down to He added that he is particularly in- of desirable spaces. I'm sure we're go- Conference o{ Western Wayne or the plans to "stand on my record." long as they're of benefit to the City of what you want versus what you can af- terested In the charter provisions Ing to have some glitches," he said, in Southeast Michigan Council of Govern· Northville." ford."- regarding candidacies, suggesting that ; He stressed the value of personal con- He said he sees an Inconsistency In council members elected {or four-year • tact In relations with neighboring com- limiting some parking lots to two hours terms be prohibited {rom running {or munlties. Benefits to the city from par· wh\le the street parking remains mayor at mid·term "except In case o{ Metropark schedules activities for families ticipation In municipal organizations, unrestricted. "If we really want to keep emergency," he noted, Include the availability of the turnover going on the street, the As a newcomer to elected city office, several nature programs have been Sunday, October TI and TI. There is a $2 of observation of ducks, geese, coots, grants to help finance city projects. street parking should be two-hours and Kunz said he would have no problems in scheduled at the Nature Center o{Kens- charge per person. Participants should gulls and other water animals, will be : "I think there's a lot of grants out the lots unlimited. The idea is to make it relating to the other council members. Ington Metropark near Milford for arrive 11l-l5 minutes before departure held at 10a.m. Sunday, November 3. there this city misses out on," Kunz convenient for shoppers. People who "We'd take care o{ that the very first residents to enjoy the last bright bits o{ time, bring binoculars and dress ac- • "How Animals Find Food," con- said. "I notice we have a finance direc- are going to be downtown for 'a while night. I'd start getting along the first autumn color while viewing the park cording to the weather. sisting o{a 11k mile walk, will be held at .I "-,_ night," he said. "I'd put it right up wildlife. . 2p.m. Sunday, November 3. front. we're a team and we start work- • "Wildwlngs Wildlife," a 11k hour Except {or the cruise, the programs ing tonight for the City o{ Northville. • "Waterfowl Cruises," aboard the naturalist-led walk to explore wildlife are free, but advance registration is re- JUS~~ "results ft There's no room (or squabbling that Island Queen on Kent Lake will depart o{ Wildwing Lake, will begin at 2 p.m. quired. Call the Nature Center toll free would get In the way o{working for the from the Kensington boat rental SundaY,OctoberTl. at 1-800-552~m.A vehicle entry permit • --- JOuwam! city." building at 10 a.m. both Saturday and • "Wings over the Water," a program is required. EXCELLENT SELECTION you want , OF U.S. $20GOLD PIECES I 'fi d ~ ALL 61250 ~casslles.------~ CHARMS PerGram ~ ••~~~:~~~:~~ =:~ 1.~~~~?88~~~28(;~~~~~1~~~348~3W.~'~~~~~~=~~~·~~~=~~~:=:~·~·~~~~·····~:::~~~ • .11 ~~~~~~~ Keep Your Teeth In Shape Kathryn A. 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Roman Plaza "., mile S. of Twelve Oaka Mall us 8-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. Oclober 23. 1935 Obituaries Myron Gunsell, owned drug store downtown School Notebook' MYRON GUNSELL .r was In Almer Township Cemetery, Dr. Lawrence Chamberlain, minister of St. Paul's Lutheran Church In Farm· Caro. A Masonic memorial service was First Presbyterian Church of Nor- Ington Hms where he was a member. Myron C. Gunsell, a registered phar- . TINA STOECKLIN, daUghter of Two Northville residents were held October 13at the Funeral Home. thvme, officiating. Burial was In The Reverend Ralph E. Unger, church · Jdr. and Mrs. Thomas R. Stoecklin (If macist who owned and operated The family suggests that memorial Parkvlew Memorial Cemetery In pastor, officiated . among the 600 Oakland University Gunsell's Drug Store on the southeast < Northville, is among the more t1lan tributes may be made to Caseville Livonia. students receiving degrees at com- comer of Main and Center from 1934un- Mr. Hunt died October 12at his Far- 125Kalamazoo College stUdents par- mencement exercises september 22. United Methodist Church or to the A homemaker and' resident of mington h'ome after an Illness of 10 ~icipating in the college's foreign til he retired in 1965,died October 10in Shriners' Crippled Children's Home. Plymouth for many years, Mrs. KATHERINE J. POLANKO of St. Luke's Hospital in Saginaw after a years. ·stUdy program. 21615Kilrush earned a B.A. in jour- Brockhaus was born November 9, 1985, long illness. He was 83. ROGER W.SANTANGELO . A life resident of the area, Mr. Hunt . Students are liVing with host- nalism, and VALERIE YAEGER of' In LUdington to Eugene and Elizabeth was a retired grocery store owner. •country families in the European Mr. Gunsell worked in Caro and I ·CLOSEOUT :~SALE! £BI1S carpels FACTORY AUTHORIZED Carpet Padding & _an dolph Labor Installed Plus Tax & Take :~~Fence Ups & Steps ,'.~::a ~uDply , 29820~. 9 Mile W. of Middlebelt :Farmington Hills ;: 476-7038 LUXURIOUS PLUSH , 1I'nogN- :8 I PACKAGES NEW LOCATION :~:~.t 79.95 :'..:-2nd 70.00 525 Ann Arbor Rd. ·~;3rd 80.00 l-:~th 50.00 2 Miles West of 275 ~.5th 40.00 •~pick.g. Includ.a: Skla. 1f.. Mile East of Main St. r·800t •• Binding & Po, ••• • ~ 01 Elan. RooaIQnoI. t.nd •• m or H.g. Ifkla. :iAitllar 75mm 01 00<1 •• '~1loOta. ;. Add '25 for ~ALOMON SNS BOOt8 :; I and Bindings • Chlldrlllll Packagesare '. lilt extra 10% S8Y\ngJl p " • ; .1 Wednesday, OCtober 23, 1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-9·A Child fingerprinting offered free at VFW . '. '. Both a Child Identification program Auxiliary members will be compiling and a Lite-a-Bike project to make children's vital statistics while they are : bicycles visible and safe (or night photographed by post members for : riding are being sponsored by the Nor- their parents' records. thville Post 4012, Veterans of Foreign During the day a movie, "Too Smart . Wars, Youth Activities Committee for Strangers," wUl be shown at 9:30 : (rom 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. this Saturday at a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Doors will open a the post at 438 South Main. half-hour before the flIm begins. . "It's really a community effort to The film (eatures Winnie the Pooh heip people become aware o( incidents and addresses abduction prevention. It that, unfortunately, occur too often," is aimed at ages 3 to 10. said Kerry Bogater in announcing the In the Lite-a-Bike program reflective Child Identification program. She and material is attached to bicycles to her husband Donald are co- make them Visible and and safe for chairpersons of the post youth activities night riding. committee. The free service wUl be available all . day (rom 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. .. :- In the Child Identification program While reservations are not reqUired .: finger printing wUl be done by Nor: (or either program, sponsors rellOrt : thville city police officers and Captain that reservations would be appreciated . Jack Gardner (rom the Phoenix Correc- (or groups, such as scout troops. . tional Facility. EqUipment is being For more in(ormatlon or to make loaned by the NorthVille State Police reservation, call Donald or Keriy Post. The Plymouth K Mart store is Bogater at at the post, 349-9828, or at donating the film for the progr~m. home, 981·3520 • .Wild Game Season Opens Early Reservations Recommended at the Plymouth Hilton Enjoy a fall feast of assorted' r Wild Game recipes gathered from . i!t.. i' f~::-. The Chef's Hunting Lodge. ~\"1!C-~6" .....·~tt,!'."·~r(:'r.;;....~'\:-...... ,...~~ r~' A dl'fferent Natl've ~;~,,;·~Sr.-r.,.,:,,~::'<-;. American bounty will adorn :- ·,,·~~':t~'" ~...r;:.:c. .lJ?'fS~;~, :...~ .~~:- your table every Friday- .r- '\".. :- ,~t')~".~""l? .' (.7:·~~.~~,.~~,;;}Call early for this Friday's Game. . "'<;7;""'?-~J~:,~·~_r.qx..~~, Aft er O'Inner ,,~~~~~,-~~~~ or Anytime > ...... ' ..,~\'~.~. 1:~~;3i.~,~l:;i:::~:' Danceto the beat of live top ~(~:"tv: .r . -~~,..\.'\1'...•:'\ 40 entertammen. t .In .f~i1\r~~~w\\:. The Jolly Miller Lounge " .~:;m~Wl\lH ll.\.-.:, Happy Hour: ~~~\.\ I,. \ . 11 A.M.-7 P.M. Mon.-Fn.• Dancmg: 9 P.M.-1 A.M. TueS.-Sat . .', ;' " I 14707 NorthVille Road . " at 5 Mlle. Plymouth 459-4500 Record photo by STEVE FECHT • .Northville City Police Officer James Petres takes Nicholas Bogater's fingerprints for V.F.W. child identification program Stde,°n Trees, Bushes & I . Evergreens Kid's Day on I Saturday, • Now is the time to plant October 26tll at BUI.bs, Hardy Mums and Ground Cover '.I.. NURSERY INC. Brookdale Square We have the best selection m, u 51215AmAlborRd. of dried flowers, gifts and 'fJooJ Canton South Lyon baskets of all kinds. 453-212& Located on Pontiac Trail at 9 Mile Bring your kids for Halloween ._----...-~..---.. Favors and Donuts SHOWEBMAN'S IGA ',' Chinese American Restaurant ' .. ' Good Quality Food Is Our Business Kids Halloween Party "" ...... lolo'C' ..... " Goblins ages 5-12only please .. r •• ~t-I'" 111"","",,...... _.. 1 ,. , Sunday Buffet ....".,yrt, '" • Saturday, October 26th, 1-4 p.m. _ 1.1 ". "'J ,... Free Gift All You Can Eat Register at our store by October 24th -"' .... Pella ...... ,. ....- ('2.00 Value) 11 a.m.-3 p.m. 1ilA. , ..... Prizes will be awarded for best costume. With any Sliding Doorwalls Adult &5.95 Halloween Children under10 82.50 GHOULISHLY GOOD TIMES INCLUDE- purchase of . (6 & 8 Foot Only) Cider and Donuts '5.00 or more .. 437-4700 Pumpkin Decorating ~ Hours: Sun.-Thurs, 11-10 Bobbing for Apples 10% Off Fri. 11-11;Sat. 4-11;Holidays 12-10 Halloween Story Time Geri's -ftt"~\\W~ Shoppe • C8rds and Gifts ' Treat Bags • Store Tour Installed Price Brookdale Square 437-5319 Pella Contemporary -=-. COUPON EXPIRES 11115185 French Sliding Glass Door Pepsi • Diet Pepsi • VIDEO CLUB MEMBERSHIP 'b . VHS·BETA Pepsi Free • Diet - ...... "'" Women'aAppar:' '. • '29,95 Annual Family Membership :. • Choose From Hundreds of Titles ~:.:; Entire Stoc Pepsi Free • Pepsi • Free Monthly Update Of New Movies ~ • Movies Rented At Only '2.50 Per Day 20% Off No.1 Installers Light • Mountain Dew • Rental Specials To All Club Members Everyday • Video Machine Sales & Rentals in S.E. Michigan .' • $179 8 pk, ¥.rUter bottles. Prices! Plus Dep. W' I~C~~::s$2995 "Saturday Only" Licensed & Insured • Free Estimates• NO • Rentals We Install . 30% OFF ENTIRE STOCK OF "\ \ BLOUSES,SLACKS,BLAZERS, CASWELL MODERNIZATION CO., INC. SWEATERS, NIGHTGOWNS AND MOREl SHOWROOM: 9450 Elizabeth Lake Ad., Union Lake 'HOURS: BROOKDALE SQUARE Pontiac Tra". S. of I Mil. HOLlAS: Mon.-Fri. 8:30 to 5· Sat. 10 to 4 Mon.-Sat. 10·9 Cash and Carry 431-5656:. • 698-2081 Evenings by AppoIntment Sun. 12-5 437-7206 ______iiiiiiii;;;;"';;;;'O;;;;;;;,;;;;,,.;;;;;;;;;;, =;;;,,,,,;;;,;; ..,;,;;;;;;;======-=;....;;..;....::.:.-:::.....:.:::======.._..:...~- ..--- --._. . .__.__ - ....i._ lo-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, October.23,1985 rrownship fills EDe and ZBA vacancies .:: :Northville Township recently made resigned, is Karen Sue Kemp Baja. a which rules on requests for variances The 30-year-old father of one moved from the toWnship zoning ordinance. to the township in March, haVing lived ~ ~~~ '.appointments to fill vacancies on Its Napier Road resident and teacher ••...... •• ..:zoning Board of Appeals (ZBAl and working toward her M.A. In gifted The 31-year-old mother of four came in Dearborn previously. He is a com- .... education. to township government's attention at a mercial loan officer for Michigan Na- .' -.~ ~E~nomic Development Corporation ~. recent pUblic hearing ~n a rezoning re. tlonal Bank - Metro West. He joined .jEDC). A 1977 honors graduate of Western X 45~FFWAl.l.PA!:!,Ofder=k~~~~~::~~'. :~:'Appolnted to the ZBA for the remain· Michigan University, Baja was quest for multiple-family housing at Six . 'that firm in 1983 alter four years with a . BoOkI 40% oft all other ted a.E. • aSpeClliores« • orderonly Nocharg."ccep· H ndllng ad- a :fu.g term of Ralph Foreman, who has unanimously appointed to the ZBA, Mile and Sheldon. Trustee Richard security Bank and Trust Company of Allen partiCUlarly noted Baja'S Southgate. where he served as a credit ICoupon'"I~ at ttme~ .. di.count II 35%. FrelGht.~ 10".Off : .M':.' ~..- thorough prepartion and solid analyst. credit manager and loan of· a Mln.S50lual.prIc" 118S' .~ ••••••• .:. understanding of the planning process fleer. P ~. ded- Off- .Il lf.. Ind · .,' demonstrated In her presentation and Schleh earned his BBA in accounting I•••••••••••••••saL,:::.··········,·····'··B··'··Vertlca 5 '.'.~ the questions she asked of the planning and finance from Michigan State commission. University in 1978and is stUdying for an . I I~' \! Cust°s'aVE 75~ Genitti's one of top 10 Appointed to the EDC. a quasi. MBA in finance at Wayne State Unlver- 1\ \ UPdTShO da Cloths.p.S.C?I.~mlnums governmental body that provides low- sity. A member of the Plymouth and II selacta : .,:% Off • Off 13% Off cost financing for private development Northville Rotary clubs, Schleh has . Slza Shode Cloth ,.v.c. FIot through issuance of tax.free municipal dealt wl~ community development AIulIlIn':" I\JI~>I • e:ame- ~ MOW~=~ ;. pasta re~taurants in U.S. bonds, is Carl E. Schleh of Ponmeadow projects. fmanced through EDC pro- Wet. 127 o:l 129.00 Court. grams With his employer. 4711481W 18 3 .0 0 217:00 7 225.00 00 ...'- nit" 1W 3 1•3 248 00 259.00 It! · ". ·1W :~.~: 319:00 It!!333.00 19" ...: John and Toni Genitti, owners of tis had been selected In a letter to the "It" 1091t" ~: 495'00 337.00 353.00 .~ Genitti's Hole in the Wall couple. He said an award certificate New law he.lps victims 1191t" c' '-om Slat- AtEquat 5ovln9- :: Restaurant at 108 East Main, have and seal will follow. A110dlar u.. :.: received a national honor for their Winners were selectd by survey- . .- about thell' possible eligibility for com- . . ing teleVision, radio, newspaper and A new Michigan law taking effect this .' pasta. pensation from a state victim's fund. The National Pasta Association magazine restaurant reviewers in 10 month allows victims of serious crimes 1" Horizontal Blinds i,: The new law states that a suspect's has selected the restaurant as one of of the country's largest cities - New to become more actively involved in the ?: bond may be denied or revoked If the BoU 0 the 1985 "Pasta Restaurants of the York, Los Angeles, Chicago. Detroit. criminal justice system, according to 62V20/ Off > victim or family is threatened by the Classic .: Year." San Francisco. Houston, state rep~ntative Gerald H. Law (R- defendant. BoU ;. In the National Pasta Associa· Philadelphia, Boston, Dallas/Fort Plymouth). 67'/20/0 Off During the sentencing process. vic- Customlzer : • tion's first competition, awards have Worth and Washington, D.C. The Crime Victim's Rights Act. tims will be allowed to express their Concord , been established to pay tribute to The Genlttis did not know their which Law co-sponsored, is one of the 700/0 Off opinions and discuss their physical or Heavy Duty restaurants which serve pasta "in restaurant was being considered for , first such laws In the nation and likely emotional injuries. Victims may also be imaginative ways that increase the national honor until after they to be used as a model for other states, • entitled to free transportation to and awareness and enjoyment of this served a customer one evening who he said. ' from court proceedings and may also versatile and delicious food." . identified himself as being from the . Under the Act. law enforcement be entitled to a witness fee and compen- Joseph M. Lichtenberg, president pasta association and complimented agencies are required to give victims of sation for days lost from work. . of the National Pasta Association them on the pasta. a felony a list of their rights and 'in- Another provision allows victims to headquartered in Arlington, The letter then notified them their formation regarding help available to be notified when a defendant will be Virginia, announced that the Genit- pasta is a winner. . them within 24 hours after the crime has been committed. eligible for parole or release from Within seven days of an arraignment. prison. Victims will now have the right to make a statement to the parole board • victims must be given notice of the crimin~ ~rocess and given information if they choose. . -.~ NOTICE OF HEARING ON THE CHARTERTOWNSHIP Public Hearing. j. Charter until the next regularly . OFNORTHVILLE Township of Northville Plano- scheduled board meeling. ESTABLISHMENT OF INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT BOARDOFTRUSTEES ing Commission Minutes for Mohoncarried. " DISTRICT NO.2 UNDER , ,SYNOPSIS September 10. 1985, Third 12. Recommendations: a. NAf~!f!T Public Hearing. k. NorthVille From the Flanning CommlS' <.... Date:Thursday. oCtober 10, Library Commission Minutes sion. 1.Rezoning Petlhon85-3~ ACT 198OF P.A. 1974 1985·' " ' for August 15. 1985. I. Nor- Thl! Dalby Corporation To.' . ~.. ,'. Time:7:30p.m. . thvllie Library Commission rezone 18.7acres of property PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT ON THE 10th day of October, 1985 at Place:41600Six Mile Road Minutes for September 5. on the proposed extension of On! ~ - 1. call to Order. Supervisor 1985. m. Water and Sewer Northridge Drive. north of -;Ii ~ 7:15 p.m. or as soon thereafter as may be heard, a public hearing will ::iUNDAY SPECIALS COCKTAILS OPEN 7 DAYS be held in the Meeting Room of the Northville Township Civic Center Susan J. Heintz called the Commission Minutes for Seven Mile Road and In See- Complete Early MOri. thm Thurs. at 41600 Six Mile Road, Northville. Michigan on the request of Mr. meellng to order at 7:35p.m.. August 27, 1985. Moved and 110n2 of the Township of Nor- Sunday Dinners 11:008.m.-10:oo p.m. Samuel Pruchno for the establlsh'ment of an Industrial development 2. Roll Call: Present: Susan supported to receive and file thvllle from R-3, One-family J. Heintz, Supervisor. Richard other minutes and reports Residential to RM-1 Multiple- Noon-4p.m. NEW DAILY Fri. & Sat. district under Michigan Act 198 of P.A. 1974 for a partial tax exemption M. Henningsen. Tressurer, Itama 8 (a) through 8 (m) 1.10- lamlly Resldenllal. Moved and 11:00a.m.-Mldnlght from ad valorem real property taxes for a period of 12 years. '4.50-'5.50 each SPECIAL Sun. Noon-10:00 p.m. James L. Nowka, Trustee. tlon carried. supported to accept the Chinese Monday through Friday ClrryOulAvlnlble Donald B. WIlliams, Trustee. 9. Correspondence: a. recommendationof the Plann· PLEASE TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that said district Is commonly Also Present: The press and Economic Development Cor- Ing Commission and deny the Cantonese 11:00a.m.-4:00 p.m. 42313W. Seven Mile described as tax parcel 02P2, Northville,.Mlchlgan and more par- approximately 30 visitors. poratlon01WayneCountyLet- rezoning ber-ause It Is In- Hong Kong Features: Northville ticularly described land In the Charter Township of Northville, Wayne Absent: Georgina F. Goss, ter dated September 26. 1985 consistent with the Master Mandarin Soup of the Day (Northville Piau Mill) - County, Michigan to wit: Clerk, Richard E. Allen. re: Wayne County Child Plan of Land Use. and sura"\ Szechuan Lunch Combination Plate Trustee and Thomas L. P. Development Center Site. b. rounding land developmen_J American Cuisine Tea or Coffee 349·0441 THAT PART OF THE NWV4 OF SEC 2 DESCRIBED AS BEGINNING Cook.Trustee. Notice 01 Public Hearing re: and is highly opposed by the - :JI ::1t AT A POINT ON THE N LINE OF SAID SECTION DISTANT N;870 37M 3.Pledgeof Allegiance. Proposed Wayne Coullty surrounding residents. Roll ::c l' -- 44SEC E 173.25 FT FROM THE NW CORNER OF SECTION 2 AND PRO- 4. Public Comments and Sewer Use Ordinance. c. Nor· call Vote: Motion carried. 2. '. CEEDING TH S 20 37M 20 SEe E 297.0 FT THEN 870 37M 44 SEC E Questions. None. thville Community Recreation Rezoning Pelition 85·5: 5. Department Reports. a. leller dated September 30. American Custom.Homes To 188.18 FT TO THE CENTER LINE OF RtVER ROUGE THEN EASTL Y " Clerk. None. b. Supervisor. 1985 re:· Assistance' with rezone 1.98acres of property ALONG SAID CENTER LINE 367.33 FT TO THE N LINE OF SE~2 TH S Su~n J._HelnJz.r.!!_ad_!l.r~~.:_Autu!!!nfest. d. Northville~:)located on Seven Mile Road CLOSEOUT GOING OUTOF 870 37M «SEC W ALONG SAtO L1NE- 292.41 FT- TO ·THE ,POB-1.G9' regarding the pnson escapes Commons Associallon, 're: ellst 01 Sliver Spnngs In the ACRES MORE OR LESS.' ..; , from Western Wayne Correc- Northville Community Chris- ·§jW. corner of Section 2 from .~ BUSINESS (10-23-85 NR) honal Facility. c. Township tlan Church. e. United States ·RM-1. Multiple-family SALEI Manager.Bruno ScaCchlttlad- Senator Levln's leller of Residential to 05-1. Office vised the board members of thanks for Supervisor Heintz's Service District. Moved and SNOW HARDWARE liquidating a joint the changeof phone systems. attendance at breakfast supported to accept the Housing Rehabilitation Appll- 1I1eeting. f. United States recommendation of the Plannt) Randolph venture with State Savings Bank of South cant. Budget Committee Senate re: Highlights the ing Commission and deny the Lyon and C.R. Ely & Sons, Inc. meetings. Personnel Commit· FiscalYear66 Budget. g. Con- request as the land is not In They will terminate business as of tee requests. problems with 'Sumer Power Company re: conformance with the Master Fence November 2,1985. the front steps. problems with safety Message.h. MeadsMill Plan of Land Use. Roll call Blue Cross for employees. Middle Schoolleller of thanks Vote: Motion carried. b. From CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE and purging of flies for micro- to Chief Hardesty. I. McNeely the Waterand Sewer Commls- · ., (I (10/23 & 10/30/85 NR) filming. d. Beautification, No & Lincoln letter' dated sion. 1. Western Wayne Cor- INVITATION TO BID report. e. Fire Department.No September12.1985re: ReView rectlonal Facility (DeHoCo) - Sealed bids will be received by the Charter Township of Nor- report. I. Building Depart· of 'he Construction Plans for water main reconnection. ment. Violations on Pierson MapleHills PhaseII.i.McNee- Moved and supported to ac· , thville, 41600 Six Mile Road. Northville. Michigan 48167 on or Drive were discussed. Moved Iy & Lincoln leller dated cept the recommendation of before Wednesday. November 6, 1985 at 4:00 p.m. for the ~e~!l: Insured and supported to begin pro- September 17. 1985re: Punch the Waterand Sewer Commis- w. of Mlddlebelt following: ceedlngs through circuit List for sanitary sewer pump slon. Roll call Vote: Motion Farmington Hills court. Motion carried. g. station at Meijer's Northville carried. 2. Bennell·LaFave ". COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT PROGRAM Recreation Department. Mov- Store. k. McNeely & Lincoln Associates. Inc. request foa'" · ~ 476-7038 ed and supported to pay our leller dated September 30. . contract extension. Move{flJ , NORTHVILLE COMMUNITY CENTER fair share of the formula por. 1985re: Beck Road ReservOir. and supported to accept the " tlon of $1.400.00to complete I. McNeely & Lincoln leller recommendation of the Water '- (313) 349-8960 RE·ROOFING • PHASE II the roof repair on the Recrea· dated September 30. 1985re: and Sewer Commission and tion Building. Roll Call Vote: Water Rates - Northville extend the contract. Roll Call . Complete specifications and pertinent information may be ob- -' Motion carried. Mr. Anderson Township. m. McNeely & Lin- Vote: Motion carried. c. From ·:~ CHARTERTOWNSHIP tained from the Northville Community Recreation Department, 303 reported the receipt of a gift coin leller dated September the Community Development OFNORTHVILLE West Main Street. Northville, Michigan, 48167 beginning, Wednes- from McDonald Ford in the _27. 1965 re: .park Gardens Administrator. 1. NorthVille ":'-.: BOARDOFTRUSTEES day, October 23,1985. Bids will be received in a sealed envelope amount of $5,000.00.new cell· SanitarY Sewer. Moved and Recreation Building Repair. PUBUCHEARING bearing the inscription "ROOF BID" and will be opened publicly ing in the Recreallon Building. supported to receive and file Moved and supported to pay .:: SYNOPSIS Specializing in Weekly and and the need of a bus dnver items of correspondence 9 (a) our fair share of the formula after the close of bids on Wednesday. November 6, 1985. The Biweekly Residential Cleaning for the senior citizen bus. h. through9 (m). Motioncarried. portion of $1.400and have the .s: Dale:Thursday, OCtober10, township reserves the right to reject any or all bids or proposals or Police Department. Chief 10. Old Business: a. Fire roof repair completed. Roll ";1985 any part of the same, to waive any irregularities and/or any infor- Hardesty advised the board Station - Western Section of call Vote: Motion carried. . '~: Time:7:15p.m. malities, and to make the award as may appear to be in the best in- members thai the fence was the Township. Movedand sup- 13. Appointments: a. Boar') -,: Place:41600SIXMile Road installed at Northville ported to accept the bid of 0 f A P pea Is. 0 n: e ••~ 1. C811 to Order. Supervisor terest of the Charter Township of Northville. The Community Development Block Grant Program as a Regional Psychlatnc Hospital. TKACZand Associates In the Appointment-Karen Baja :':-SusanJ. Heintz called l~e and that a liaison board had amount of $12.500.00.Roll call Moved and supported to ap: ::-ineellng to order. federally funded program and the successful contractor must been set up to establish pro- Vote: Motioncarried. point Karen Baja to an unex· ,,' 2. Roll C811: Present: Susan comply with the Davis Bacon Act July 2nd, 1964, (Title 40ss 276A) cedures and deal wllh pro- 11. New Business: a. Victor pired term on the Boardof Ap- .~J.Heintz. Supervisor. Richard and the Equal Employment Opportunity Act, September 28,1965. \ blems as they relate to the International Corporation re- peals. Motion carried. b. "M. Henningsen. Treasurer. No. 11246, all United States Department of Labor Regulations and correctional facilities In the quest for extension of Platap- Economic Development Cor· ~ James L. Nowka. Trustee. Standards Title 29, 1, 3. and 5, and Title 18 U.S.C., Section 974 NorthVille/Plymouth area. I. proval. 1. Victor International poration appointments. MoY· Donald B. Williams. Trustee. Waterand Sewer Department. Corporation leller re: Maple ,ed and supported to reappoint · . Also Present: The press and known as "Anti-Kickback Act" and the Federal Occupational Safe- o Mr. Hollnoty advised the Hills Subdivision Phase 2. Robert Terwin to a six year :. approximately 3 visitors. tyand Health Act of 1970. board members of a meellng Moved and supported to ex· term on the Economic c' Absent: Georgina F. Goss. With Wayne County Public tend the plat approval for Development CorporatIOn. · Clerk. Richard E. Allen. (10/23/85 NR) Services. MapleHills Subdivision Phase Motion carried. Moved and : Trustee and Thomlls L. P. 6. Approval of the Minutes: II for one year. Roll call Vote: supported to appoint Mr. carl • Cook.Trustee. a. Reg u IarM e e tin g Motion carried. b. Michigan Schleh to an unexpired terra, • 3. Public Heanng on the September12.1985.b. Special Humane Society request for on the Economic Develo","; • Establishment of Industnal m- - Meeting September 3. 1985.c. Halloween collection. Moved ment Corporahon. Motion car· ~ DevelopmentDistrict No.2 for Save over 35% ~OUR CHOICE Public Hearing September 12. and supported to deny this re- rled. •. Normae. Inc. Mr. samuel 1985. d. Joint Meeting quest due to the liability risks 14.Resolullons: a. From the ;. Pruchno responded 10 ques- Regularly '230 ff1 $13988 September 18, 1985.e. Public InvolVed. Motion carried. c. CharterTownship of NorthVille .\ tlons. A Ovll CocIcllU C. 0vIJ End C e. Drop-Leal End 0 Commode End Hearing September 25.1985.7 Northville Public Library 1. Resolullon 85·80 re: " 4. Adjournment. Moved and p.m. f. Public Hearing FinancialReportfor 1985.Moy- Domestic Violence : supported to adjourn the lII4 W. ANN ARBOR TRAtL, PLYMOUTH .413-4700 NOTICE OF NORTHVILLE 0pjIn o.JIy ':30-4.'00. ~ a Frtdq'" p.m • s.1UtdIy to 6'30 September 25. 1985,7:15p.m. ed and supported to receive Awareness Week. Moved and · public hearing. Motion car- g. Public Hearing, September and file this report. Motion supported to adopt resolution • rled. Publichearingadjourned CITY ELECTION 25, 1985,7:30p.m. Moved and carried. d. Northville Com- 85-80. Mollon carried.' 2. • at 7:26p.m. THISIS A SYNOp· supported to receive and ac· munlty Recreation Commls- Resolullon designating : SIS.A TRUEANDCOMPLETE TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NOR- ceptthe minutes 6 (a) through sion FinancialReport for 1985. CharterTownship of Northville copy may be obtained from THVILLE: Notice is hereby given, that an Election will be held In (g)aswritten. Motloncarrlad. Moved and supported to Industrial Development · the Township Clerk's Office. the City of NorthVille, Counties of Wayne and Oakland, Michigan 7. Northville Townstdp Bills receive and file this report. District No.2. Moved and SOp.;; : 41600 Six Mile Road. Nor· Payable: a. General Bills Motion carried. e. Reaffirm ported to adopt resolution b~ " th~lIIe.Michigan.48167. on the 5th day of November,1985 from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m., at the Payable- October 10.1985.b. SCheduling01 PubliCHearing 82 establishing Industrlar' ~ GEORGINAF.GOSS. ~M!CH!GAN place or places of holding the election In said City as Indicated Water & Sewer Bills Payable for tndustrlal District No. 2 Development District No.' 2. : CLERK below, Vlz: . - October 10. 1985. Moved (Normae). Moved and sup- Roll Call Vote: Motion carried. '. (10-23-85NR) Pet. No.1 City Hall- Council Room - 215 W. Main Street and supported to approve the ported to reaffirm the schedul· 3. Resolullon supporllng Pet. No.2 Amerman School- Library - 847 N. Center Street bills payableas recommended Ing 01 the public hearing for Library Advisory Commls- ::------by the clerk 7 (a) and (b) with October 10, 1985at 7:15 p.m. slon's application for Gr~nt · FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING CANDIDATES TO THE supplements. Roll call Vote: Motion carried. 1. Establish- under Michigan Equity Pro- FOLLOWING OFFICES: Motioncarried. ment of Industrial District No. gram.Movedand supported to ..' ~,.;.------.,BIDS: MAYOR (2 year term) 1 to be elected 8. Acceptance of Other 2. Moved and supported to adopt resolution 85-83. 11011 ~.," COUNCILMEN (4 year term) 2 to be elected Minutes and Reports: a. adopt the resolution call Vote: Motion carried.. .; NOTICE RELATIVE TO 'OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE General/Water and Sewer establiShingIndustrial District 15.Any Other Business That ASSIGNED COUNSEL POLLS -Election Law, Act 116, P.A. 1954 Section 720. On the day of Budgets.b. Treasurers Report No.2. Roll call Vote: Motion May Properly Be Brought for October, 1985.c. Northville carried. f. Special Assess· Before the Board. , any election the polls shall be opened at 7:00 o'clock in the fore- ? The 35th District Court Is reopening bidding for Its Assign- State Hospital Report for ment District Resolution lor Treasurer Henningsen ~n· .~ noon, ·and shall be continuously open until 8:00 o'clock In the September, 1985.d. Fire Runs Paving and Drainage lor qulred about the appolntme&' '} ed Counsel Program (Court Defender's Program). The new afternoon and no longer. Every qualified elector present and In for September. 1985. e. Gerald Avenue. Moved and 01an alternate to the Reor'" '1, contract becomes effective on January 1, 1986. Proposals com- line at the polls at the hour prescribed for the closing thereof shall Building Department Report supported to adopt resolution tlonCommlsslon. " for September, 1985. f. 35th 85-90 to proceed with the 18. Adjournment. Moved .~ plete with specifications are available for any attorneys In- be allowed to vote. District Court Reports lor district. Roll call Vote: Motion and supported to adjourn the " terested In bidding for this work that meet the criteria. For par- THE POLLS FOR THE SAID ELECTION WILL BE OPEN FROM " August. 1985. g. Charter carried. g. Special Assess- meellng. Mollon carried. ticulars and copies of the proposals and specifications contact 7:00 A.M. AND REMA!N OPEN UNTIL 8:00 P.M. OF THE SAME Township of Northville Plann· ment District Reaolutlon for Meeting adjourned at 9:50 George R. Wiland Court Administrator, 35th District Court 459· ELECTION DAY. \ Ing Commission Minutes lot Water and sanitary Sewer lor ·p.m, THIS IS A SYNOPSIS;A ABSENTEE BALLOTS for the City of Northville Election may August 27. 1985. h. Charter Gerald Avenue. Moved and TRUE AND COMPLETEcopy 4740. Bids will not be accepted after Friday, N,')vember 8, 1985, be obtained from the Office of the City Clerk until 2:00 p.m. on Township of Northville Plann· supported to adopt resolution may be obtained at the Nor· Ing Commlsfllon Minutes lor 85-91 and proceed with the thvllle TownShip Clerk'S 01· '.. 4:30 p.m. Saturday, November 2,1985. GEORGE R. WILAND September10.t985first Public district. Roll call Vote: Motion flee. 41600Six Mile Road. Nor· , Special and Emergency-type applications for aboent voter Hearing. I. Charter TownShip carried. h. Special Assess· thvllle, Michigan. 48167. • ~ COURT ADMINIS1'RATOR , ~ ballots will be received and processed in accordance with the of Northville Planning Com· ment District Resolution for GEORGINAF.GOSS. 35TH DISTRICT COURT General Election Laws of the State of Michigan. m\881 0 n 1.1 I nut n lor Water System for FalrwlY III. CLEI~ .. SeDtember 10. 1985. Second Movedand supported to tallie (10-23-85NR) •• ~~ 459-4740 . . Cathy M. Konrad ",.,t.~• (10-16,10-23-85 NR) (10123& 10130185 NR) City Clerk .--- I. Wednesday,October 23.1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-I1·A Downs loses six dates Continued from Page 1 "Matinees don't do the Downs any Park, where they've had a decline in good, they just increase the state's in- the handle for several years, Is favored come," Vernon said. over Northville Downs. where they've Folino noted that the track must pay its employees overtime wages to con· f. been posting Increases every year even duct a matinee racing card, while the though they get fewer dates," said council member Paul Folino, who attendance and betting handle are works at the track. lower than for the evening races. "They But city manager Steven Walters break even or make a couple bucks - noted that Hazel Park still has more the tax money goes up, but the track betting action each day than does the really doesn't gain anything and the cl· Downs, which must compete against ty doesn't gain, because we have to sup- \yindsor Raceway. ply more pollee time to control traffic," he said. "The only one who makes out "The Downs percentage increases on a matinee is the state." are better than Hazel Park's, but Hazel In recent years, the city Interest in Park still gets a larger handle and that the amount of racing has become less means more money for the state." direct, as the amount of tax income • Walters said. given the city has been linked to "If the trend continues, though, that legislative appropriation rather than to may not hold true in a few years," the betting handle. The appropriations Folino said. "I think it's so damn un- have been less than the amount the city fair." would have received In prior years, The allowance of matinee racing at when the revenue share was directly the Downs was criticized as an inade- tied to the amount of money bet at the quate means of rewarding the track for track. its contintJous improvement. • City block_is rezoned CBn Continued from Page 1 owns 410 East Main. Weaver wrote a letter to the commls· of adjacent industrial land, he said the sion expressing her support for the conversion to CBD zoning would allow rezoning. Band H Properties was one of better use of the property. the original petitioners for the change, .; !'I pe~nally think this would be a with the Elys. -. better use in the long run than to have "We thought the bUildings were more In appreciation ., them (used for) parking for the PR-l conducive to central business district Joyce Weber, right, owner of Speedy Printing Center at 42965 port .Services Inc., a Garden City-based community in-home ." development," DeRusha said. use than to industrial zoning," said Ely. '. The council action was consistent "The cost would be prohibitive to tear Seven Mile in Northville, is the recipient of a framed, per- service of trained volunteer teams to care for terminally illpa- • with the unanimous recommendation of down the bUildings and start over. To sonalized card of appreciation for her firm's generous help to tients and their families free of charge in their own homes, " the planning commission, which see (the property) grow in a more man· Hospice Support Services Inc. The card of appreciation is being Record photo by Steve Fecht. reviewed the rezoning petition at its Oc- nerly fashion we'd like to see it go to presented by Nora J. Anderson, acting director of Hospice SUp- ' tober 15 meeting. . CBD." At that session, Charles Ely, Jr. Ely previously said he intends to con· represented the owners of the property. tinue using the house as a residential He and Phyllis Ely own the house at 422 rental property - a use permitted In --SCHOOL-" · East Main. Band H Properties, a part- CBD but only allowed in the previous t', nership of Robert Stone and Howard PR·I district as a nonconforming use PROBLEMS We're the Disbrow, owns the parcels at 430 and (that is, it was existing when the zoning • Lack of motivation ·450 East Main and Betty Jane Weaver was changed to L'ldustrial). • Poor grades " • Hyperactive PERM • Withdrawn I:.,policy allows in-school suspension • Disruptive classroom behaVior SPECIALISTS : Continued from Page 1 ped from multiple courses - exhausted • Easily distractable the study skills' materials, • Bored ·'; The in-school suspension program, Under the new program, coordinated • Not completing work · implemented three yeats ago at the by Bolitho and his summer intern Judy • Difficulty relating With peers junior high level, replaces the high Colby (assistant principal at Edsel ford • Unaerachieving 50 ·school's study skills concept. High schooi in De~rborn), a full-time CALL (ForA · Though the philosophy of the in· teacher aide will be assigned to cover TODAY FORAN$27Limited CONSULTA TlON AND EVALUATION •school suspension is similar to the stUdy the Special Assignment Room beginn- • Identifying and understandmg problem areas APPOINTMENTWITH A Time Only) skills class, Bolitho said the new con· ing next semester. • Recommendations and goal setting PARTICIPATINGSTYLIST '.> • .cept should alleviate some of the pro- Dennis Faletti, a part-time teacher at • School inlerventlon • Therapeutic mterventlon OFFERGOOD TUES.-FRI.AT ALL SCISSORSLOCATIONS ':blems which have plagued the current the high school, currently is covering , .program. the SAR with an aide monitoring ~ RON RICE, Ph.D. , Though he noted that the study skills students during the last three periods :program "provided a certain amount of humanistic NATALIE RICE, M.A. Scissors (when Faletti is teaching), hair desi1!n Men's Shop · accountability," he J)9inted out that the Noting that as many as six teachers 626-2056 453-2840 · concept was "v.ery iXPensive:' requir- resources 32910 W, 13 Mile, 477-4080 455-6833 '. were teaching the former study skills -' ., Plymouth Plymouth ing an additional 1.2 teachers which program, Bolitho said a full-time ~PS'i"(J!iOtOGICAl SEAVICES . 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In two weeks, we won't have Burt DeRusha to kick around You may remember back when GeniUi's got a resort liquor public school teachers from pro- However, when the Supreme Court anymore. His term on city council expires after the upcoming license, and council was asked to approve it, that DeRusha was viding auxiliary services at handed down its ruling banning election and he's opted not to run for a third one. ' not exactly thrilled with the idea. He's a non-drinker, -and really rel,igious-affiliated schools is con- pUblicschoolteachers from instruc- runs liquor license applicants through the wringer. When he • sidered by some to be a victory for ting students at the religious- By way of background, you have to understand DeRusha is finally agreed to okay this one, DeRusha said he did it so Genit- the principle of separation of affilated school site, State the kind of guy a young, upstart journalist is supposed to dislike. ti's could serve beer and wine with their dinners. That was church and state, the decision Superintendent Phillip Runkel Give my more liberal impulses free rein, and I'd cast him as okay, DeRusha said, but he sure didn't want to see a bar at Main clearly has been a defeat for public ordered Michigan school districts Babbitt. He's among the most conservative people I've met, and and Center. school districts and the parochial to discontinue the service at not at all shy about saying things that make me grit my middle- stu~ents they service. religious schools and begin of-th~road teeth. Flash forward two years. An application comes to the coun- transporting parochial students cil- table from Genitti's, seeking additional parking space In Northville, where four eligible for the federally-funded Try as I might, though, I can't dislike DeRusha. He can get credits for operation of a ... bar and banquet hall. You Genitti parochial schools receive auxiliary programs to the public school or a me really steamed up and ranting about right-wing, small·town critics can back off - I looked it up, and back in May of 1983, services from the public school "neutral site." politicians. But unless you can muster a lot more political fer- John said he didn't plan to sell liquor or open a bar "at this district, educators have spent the vor than I can, or you fall among that group of people who take time," even though he had a license to do so. Two years later • everything personally (and there are dozens rattling around in isn't "at this time." And a bar in a banquet facility is at least past three months negotiating a For many Michigan school this town), that's not enough to make you dislike Burt DeRusha. new method for prOViding both districts - particularly those with still associated with food - it's not just a watering hole. remedial and aUXiliaryservices to large populations of parochial For one thing, the guy's got a terrific sense of humor. When students in the religious-affiliated students - the cost of transporting he drops a witty line in the third hour of a dull meeting, it's So, the writing was on the wall in 1983.The surprise was that schools. those students is prohibitive. In enough to make me forget this is a guy who actually agrees with the council motion to grant Genitti's request for parking spaces Northville, where the public Joseph Sobran. What's better is that I can imply there's was made by Burton DeRusha, without his customary comment . Though it has been more than a schools sel'Viceonly 20-30 parochial something wrong with liking the rantings of ultraconservative on his distaste for ventures involving alcoliolic consumption. month since the start of the new students, transportation has been columnists like Sobran, and DeRusha won't hold it against me. This was a guy we'd beat up on in editorials for voting against a school year, only some parochial among the primary concerns for His sense of humor, in other words, extends to include himself. chamber of commerce request to have a cocktail party in the students are just now receiving the the district. That's a quality he shares with very few others in public office, "park" beside Getzie's Pub. This is the guy who resisted allow- auxiliary services they are entitled and one reporters soon come to treasure. ing the Starting Gate to move in next to Open Door church long to under both Chapter I of the Somehave raised the point that after eveyone else had conceded it was a good idea. Elementary and Secondary Educa- Michigan was too quick in its im- Honest answers are another one. DeRusha has always tion Act passed by Congress in 1965 plementation of the high court's given me a straight answer to anything I asked~ even when he He had a firm position, clearly stated on the record. Putting and the Auxiliary Services Act ap- mandate. In New York, the State knows I'll probably disagree, and in print. He'S"among a very his name on the Genitti's motion seemed out-of-character_ So I proved by the Michigan Court of Appeals granted a one- small number of people in public office who I felt never tried to asked him Whythat happened. Know what he said? "It was pro- Legislature in the same year. year stay on implementation of the use me for his own purposes, deceptive or otherwise. bably inconsistent." He said more - that he figured the battle court's ruling on the federally fund- about the license was already lost and not worth bringing up . Beginning this week, some ed Chapter I program. The State of All this is by way of giving DeRusha one more kick before again, that he'd expected liquor sales would eventually come parochial schools will begin sen- Florida has done the same. The he leaves. I'd been saving up this beautiful, tough question to along to make "the $70,000cost of the license pay for itself." But pitch him the next time he ran for election - and then he an- then he agreed he had been inconsistent. And told me it "was a ding students requesting special year-long abeyance will provide nounced there would be no next time. So I asked him anyway. services to the pUblicschoolsite for educators in those states time to good question." I'm going to miss having a guy like that around. instruction. Nearly all principals at digest the ruling and hopefully the local religious-affiliated come to a more equitable-.agree- , 'T' -" ..,.- schools have voiced concern that ment' for prOVidingservices. It is " the one hour and 15minutes away our opinion that Michigan may from the regular classroom may have benefitted from similar ac- in sight prove disruptive to students. tion. ' However, they also have conceded that a single therapy session a It should be noted that while week is better than none at all. On the majority of the high court's the. other hand, one parochial justices ruled that the former By Steve Fecht school principal has rejected the method ofproviding Chapter I ser- public schools' one-hour-per-week vices resulted in excessive en- proposal on the basis that the ser- tanglement of government with vice is not eqUitable when com- religion, there has never been a pared with the two sessions offered single incident of a public school in- to ·public school students each structor attempting to indoctrinate week. religious tenets at public expense in the 20 years the program has .Whilethis issue easily could be been in existence. We therefore, interpreted as a squabble between cannot comprehend the high public and private schools, it court's logic in its ruling. Instead, should be pointed out that the high we are more inclined to agree with court's ruling on the issue has plac- the harsh dissent voiced by Chief ed . both private and public Justice Warren Burger who noted educators in an uncompromising that the high court's decision "will situation. deny countless schoolchildren desperately needed remedial ..By law, the pUblic school teaching services funded under Ti- districts are responsible for pro- tle I." viding remedial and auxiliary ser- vices to parochial students re- Burger's observation un- questing such programs. For the fortunately has been realized by past 20 years, public some 6,451 Michigan children in schoolteachers have gone into private schools. Fence gaps leave Melon hall :hospital issue open , But that was a long time ago. 01' Bonnie and Clyde go out in- Well, we finally have a fence, continue completely unabated, to the park every day now, but they show up for their Tender of :Sorts, at Northville Regional either. After Vittles promptly at supper time. Psychiatric Hospital. It was a long There are two major problems So I really wasn't worried about the case of missing cat fight, and it would be nice to sit evident to even the most casual despite her concern. I was sure Clyde would return home when back and admire the results for a . observer. The idea of the fence was the he felt like It. while. to reduce the number ofwalkaways going out the back way so security And sure enough, I was right. It was during the second half • forces could be concentrated aiong fact of the Michigan/Iowa game when I heard him meowing outside But that's not possible, because the window. the unfenced Seven Mile frontage. By what this community (and this Neither has happened, primarily At least I thOUght it was the window. The meow came from paper) fOUghtfor is not what we because the fence perimeter is not PHILIP JEROME the direction of the window, but when I looked outside there got. It's close, but no cigar. A fence closed - there are openings for wasn't a cat to be seen. with enormous holes in it is not a roadways, which are the easiest I was just waking up Saturday morning when she told me That's when I looked down and saw a kitty nose and fence - it's a sneaky way of ap- routes for a walkaway to use when whiskers peering at me through the heating vent In the floor. pearing to fulfill a commitment leaving hospital grounds. Sure, the bad news. without really doingso. some patients are going to climb "I can't find Clyde," she said, referring to half our "He's running around in the heating ducts under the over the fence, but not all are notorious cat team of Bonnie and Clyde. house," I announced, a note of concern in my own voice. "How are we going to get him out?" • physically capable of that. Anyone "You know how skittery he is around strangers. Well, the : That there's a serious flaw can goout an opendoor, though. painters showed up at 9 o'clock and Clyde went bonkers. somewhere is evident in the Nor- I was beginning to have visions of someone with a jack ham· thville Township police log, which "He may have run outside, but I don't think so. They're all mer tearing up the concrete floor to rescue one yellow-and- . shows contact with eight Efforts have just begun to careful about letting the cats out. Besides I checked outside White cat when she informed me there was nothing to worry walkaways from the hospital in the answer the concerns about how the right after he disappeared and didn't see him anywhere. about. past week. Wewere not so naive as fence we got differs from the one . Understand that a missing cat In our house is serious "He likes to go down there," she said. "Whenever he gets to believe a six-foot fence was go- we were promised. Let's all hope it business. I still remember the time we combed every square scared he heads for the heating ducts. He feels safe down there. ing to stop the walkaway problem doesn't take another 15 years of Inch of Maybury State Park when Bonnie didn't show up at the Besides, he collects so much dust that we probably have the \. overnight, but we didn't expect it to fightingto get a fewgates installed. house for supper for five straight days. cleanest ducts in town. Wednesday, October 23.1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-!3:A .' Readers Speak Taking a friend's job Ayers' comments ·By B.J. Martin were not· needed To the Editor: should not express her irrelevant com· . During the city council meeting Oc- ments, judgemental attitudes and pir-' Patricia Bowling's departure from The Patricia has never forgiven me for say- morning, my hands too frozen' to take notes. tober 7. I had the opportunity to view sonal views e uasar Accent Color TV's (Remote Control) in decorator colors! 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Wednesday, October 23,1985 • • I. • Eva Reame demonstrates bow programs are developed. Mark McManus supervises an in-bouse training session of computer trainers at his Northville office .High-tech era hits Northville's traditional downtown By ANN CHOWDHURY ing & Support COrpilration. , equipment. own trainers who will not be needed once the job Is done. . . '. The new company does not sell eqUipment, but provides a McManus feels that a strong training and support service They can calIon Computer Training & Support Corpora- Do~town Northville has'a reputation for tradition. anti- training service. On staff are 12trainers who travel around Is the secret to success in computer sales. tion when they need trainers and be sure their customers are ques and handcrafts, but it's not being by-passed by the high the nation teaching computer users how to utilize specific "One of our trainers was out In Illinois," he said. "where receiving expert help until they are comfortable with their tech era.,. '"' . . _~~~~ ". ,. ~ sof.~wa~ pa~kag~. (Softw!1re refers to the programs that • Qle~.~as ~ l.eg~ firm will! 30 employees and a nice office new equipment. • Earlier this year Mark A. MCMaiius brougi!thts Computer '':. can be'nin in a compufer.as.opp~ to the physical com- computer system.,They-were ready to throw it out until s0- One of the reasOns McManus cl:ose Northvlle as hIS com- Training &Support Corporation to 194East Main Street. ponentS; or bardwar'e; ofthe cOmpufer.) " meone went to explain how itran and what itwould do." pany's headquarters Is that his wile Sherri has a gift McManus always has been something of an entrepreneur. McManus explained, "We select Individual software com- '.. ' Vice president Deborah Phlllips-Pelloni develops many of business in the M.A.G.S. (Michigan Assoclatio:l of Gift In his teens he was' a'certified welder and worked at 9O-feet panles, some of which develop packages no one knows how the company's training programs. Salesmen) building and they wanted their businesses to be heights on the grain elevators his father installed around to use, train our people for those packages and send them , She presently is helping Ford Motor Company Climate close to~ether. • Saginaw and in the thumb area of Michigan. outto train the user." • Control Division convert to a new computer system. The "She bUySme lunch," he joked. He has been accepting new challenges ever since, working Most of the time the complmy Is hired by businesses that assignment involves setting up the procedures, training the On a more serious note. he said that he loves the Northville in the gift industry, owning at different times a greeting sell computers and software to provide a training and sup- office personnel and converting old documents to the new downtown area and finds the town a very good center from card company, a company for manufacturing display cases. port service for their customers. Some of the work. however. system. which to work. and, more recently, a company which sold computers. Is direct service to companies who need their staff trained. Another project the company Is involved with now Is help- The couple plans to movc Into - and remodel - one of While selling computers, McManus realized there was a The reason Northville shoppers have not seen hoards of ing to train AT&T sales staff who have just moved Into the Northville's older homes. need for training and support once computers had been In- people rushing downtown to be trained Is that no training of computer industry. Computer Training and Support Corporation Is a contem· stalled in the buyer'S business place. To meet this need, he customers takes place in the company's office. The trainers McManus explained that there is a need for services such porary concept. but its president .vas not Immune to Nor- and his partner, John F. Johnson, started Computer Train- go to the users' premises to train the operators on their own as his because it saves companies the cost of hiring their thvlllc's old world charm. This Year's NEW Wild Bird Feed Clean Heavy Oats CROP is in. 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Designed and made in Laura Ashley factories in ------....l.I Wales and Holland, the 100percent natural fiber fashions have become a well-known name. continuing strong sales Declining mortgage interest rates .move the affordability index back coupled with rising family Incomes above91." . , should help continue a strong local Hesaid the indexhad dipped below70: • home market, according to the Western inboth 1981and 1982,during the deepest WayneOakland Boardof Realtors. part or the recession when mortgag~ . "The affordability index prepared by rates soared to record levels. Monthly our national organization shows the payments ror median·priced homes median-priced existing home is within climbedto $702. easier reach or more ramllies than at any time since 1979."said Robert F. Craver also noted that payments as a Craver, president or the multiple listing percentage of median family income group. also have declined to 27.5percent rrom "With the national median-priced a highof 36.3 reached in 1981. home at $55,700in 1979.the median "Some Realtors in other parts or the family income or $19.660represented country seem to feel that there is not more than 97percent or that needed to the market demand for housing ex- • qualify for the buy." perienced in other growth periods." he He said 1979mortgage interest rates said. "We don't reel that is the case for loans closed were under 11 percent locally. with the median home buyer having a "Our sales this year are up nearly 25 , DONPUTRO LARRY L. YANITZ monthly payment for principal and in- percent from last and show no signs of FOUR LUCKY WALLED LAKE residents were grand prize win- terest or $422. diminishing. Perhaps the high DON PUTRO of Novi has been appointed Director of Field Ser- ners in a recent draWing held during the Grand Re-opening Celebra- "The median price in mid-1985had unemployment here during the reces· climbed to $76,500 with interest rates sion created more demand than vices for the Florists' Transworld Delivery Association (FTDI, the tion of the newly-renovated Arbor Drug of Walled Lake at 1192West nearly one percent higher," he noted. elsewhere. Now that more potential worldwide flowers-by-wire delivery organization headquartered in Maple Road. "This pushed monthly payments to buyers are working and have greater Southfield. The appointment was announced by FTD Executive Vice Pictured above (left to right> are District Manager Dave Rizzi. $618,but at the same time median fami· confidence in the economy. they are • President William A. Maas. Anastasia Ruminski, Kathleen Goley, Sherron LaPratt, Arbutus ly income has grown to top $27.000to ready to make the move." As FTD's Director of Field Services. Putro will oversee the ac- Bellefeuille and Joe Wienczak, manager of ArbOr of Walled Lake. tivities of 45 field service representatives who call on the association's Bellefeuille won a microwave oven, LaPratt won a compact stereo 22:000 member-florists located throughout the United States and system, Goley won a 19-inch color television set and Ruminski won the tanada. ' grand prize - a videocassette recorder. Seminar slated at oee '. Purto started his career with FTD in 1975 as a field service representative in Indiana. He served most recently as the associa- • TOM LADOSKI of Milford, a salesman for Kerr Machinery Inc. in A day-long seminar for Individuals Macomb CO~ties; the U.S. Small tion's director of membership. He holds a bachelor's degree in Oak Park, has been sworn in as treasurer of the newly-formed whohave recenUy started or are think- BusinessAdministration; the Michigan _ Business Administration from Youngstown State University. ing about starting a small business will Vietnam Veterans Leadership Pro- Southeast Michigan Chapter of the Association for Finishing Processes be held Saturday, October 26, at the gram; the Small B'!Siness Develop.: . Putro and his wife, Jacquelyn, have two sons and reside in Novi. of the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. Royal Oak campus of Oakland Com- ment Center at Wayne State; Oakland munityCollege (OCC). Community College; Macomb County • '. LARRY L. YANITZ has been named sales manager of Gladd In- CATHERINE McAULEY Health Center announces the Planned by a consortium of 10public Business Assistance Center; Oakland dustries, Inc., of Detroit. The announcement was made by Ralph J. reorganization of its walk-in clinic into McAuley Urgent Care, design- service organizations, the lost-cost County Economic Development Divi- MacKay, president. ed to be a convenient. cost-effective service for the treatment of minor seminar is entiUed "Building for Ex- sion and the Oakland County Veterans injuries and illnesses. cellence" and will nm from 8:15a.m. to services Division. Yanitz brings over 30years of experience to his new position. Prior 4:,15 p.m. OCC's Royal Oak campus is to joining Gladd, he held various sales and marketing positions with a McAUley Urgent Care will be located on the first floor of the Pro- located at 739SouthWashington. . Anyoneinterested in learning how to wide range of manufacturing companies. In his previous position, he fessional Office Building at 5305Huron River Drive between Ann Arbor Bankers, consultants, attorneys, start and nm a small business is invited was with Argent Computer Corporation of Troy. and Ypsilanti. Hours are 8 a.m. to 10p.m. 365da)'s a year. CPAs and other successful business to attend, but reservations are Yanitz holds a bachelors degree in Business Administration from Minor emergency care also is offered at the Arbor Health BUilding people will speak on such topics as necessary by October 17.The cost of$20 in Plymouth. per person Includes lunch, course the University of Missouri and resides in Union Lake. marketing, selling to the government, . materials and free parking. Gladd Industries is a major manufacturer of smoke houses and The centers are designed to treat problems not severe enough to tax tips, pricing strategies, computers. other meat processing eqUipment, industrial ovens and oven heaters require life-saVing capabilities of hospital emergency rooms and to business plans, loan applications, Reservation forms are available • and also operates a contract manufacturing service. provide a resource for those who do not have a physician or for those pUblicrelations. publicity and advertis- from Elaine Glasser of the Oakland . with problems when their physician is not available. ingtechniques for thesmall business. Cooperative Extension service at 1200 Established in cooperation with Dr. John McCabe. director of "Building for Excellence" is spon- North Telegraph Road in Pontiac N. NICK SERKAIAN of Northville, director and host of WCAR's sored by the MSU Cooperative Exten- (48053) or by calling any of the sponsor- ' emergency medicine at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital, the center will sion Services of Wayne, Oakland and Armenian Radio Hour, is an invited guest of Armenia's Committee for have the big advantage, if an injury turns out to be more serious than ingorganizations. . Cultural Relations with Armenians Abroad. anticipated, of having the full services of St. Joseph emergency staff . He left October 13,joining other radio and television producers and available. hosts and Armenian-English newspaper editors at a special seminar in Armenia. He also will visit Moscow, Leningrad, Sochi and Erevan, the capitol of Armenia which lies in the shadows of the Biblical mountain, ThiS person thought he could drive as well alter a You're never out Mt. Ararat. lew drinks as before. He was Following the Armenian Genocide perpetrated by the Turkish Ot- dead wrong. Don't make the of touch with a toman Government during World War I, Armenia, Serkaian reported, same m,slake. • became the smallest RepUblic of the Soviet Union. Following Cellular Serkaian's first visit there in 1983, he became a much sought after speaker as he related his experiences at gatherings throughout this Mobile Phone country. He is scheduled to return November 1. ~"NOW J HARRY ROBERTS, new vehicle salesperson for Fox Hill 'AVAILA'BLE Chrysler-Plymouth in Plymouth, has received an award for individual performance in selling Chrysler-Plymouth vehicles. V//////~ A Northville resident, Roberts has 'reached the Silver level of IN YOUR AREA recognition in Chrysler-Plymouth's unique Sales Professional Club. Authorized Agent of: • Specially designed incentives and awards are provided for outstanding product knowledge and sales achievement at three performance levels - Bronze, Silver and Gold. Membership in each level is determined by CELLULAR ONE points earned for sales of new cars and trucks. In the program, which ALL PHONESin stock "* Financing Available "* continues throughout the 1985 model year, the top 50 sales personnel We carry the leading Cellular Equipment: General Electric. Walker will win a trip to a three-day national sales conference. Motorola· NEC· Mitsubishi. Panasonic. Western Union. Oki THE SECOND LAURA ASHLEY SHOP in Michigan has been opened at Twelve Oaks Mall in Novi. The new Twelve Oaks shop joins ~~ IMIDWE!!~~e~~~~!~~TIONS Laura Ashley's other shop in Michigan at Somerset Mall in Troy. C LOCAL SALES o SERVICE & INSTALLATION 227-2096 The shop will carry Laura Ashley's complete home furnishings ¥ '-SSha fO ...... • collection of coordinating fabrics, wallpapers, borders. china, tile, per- coo...... os-r. 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Main, Plymouth ~ New Hudson Lumber __~ _ 455-2820 _ ...... 56601Grand River New Hudson ______)1- ---1...1 _ o Wednesday, October 23, 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD T1MES-3;B. Tax reform plans affect small business GM chief sees record Small business owners are sure to percent credit on rehabilitation of feel the effect Of President Reagan's historic buildings. sales for auto industry ~:::~ tax reform proposal if it becomes law. PENALTIES - The President's tax The Michigan Association of CPAs of· Money Management reform plan borrows an idea employed General Motors Chairman Roger B.. with South African business leaders 10 ; • fers a run·down on the most significant I I by the private sector for those who do Smith says he likes setting records and New York to discuss a negotiated settle- : , provisions put forward by the President not pay their bills. Currently. someone predicted that the automotive industry ment. He held a similar meet 109 With • and some ideas on what they'll mean to who does not pay a tax bi11on time must will break a new record this year - South African business leaders last ' would be extended, so you'd get smalJer doctors, plumbers, engineers, small business owners. pay a five-percent per month penalty selling IS.4 million vehicles in 1985. June to consider ways to end the social depreciation write-offs over longer mechanics and insurance agents, might Keep In mind that the President's tax «or a maximum of five months> on the If Smith's prediction is correct. the strife in that country. : periods," Phillippi says, "and inflation no longer be permitted to use cash ac- reform plan is only a proposal. The plan amount of tax due. The reforms would 15.4 ml11ionvehicle will top the former The head of the world's second· indexing would be introduced into the counting. may be altered in Congress over the replace the five-percent penalty with' record of IS.3 million set in 1978. largest corporation stressed that he in· formula, so the property being ENTERTAINMENT EXPENSES - coming weeks as the debate over tax charges for the colJection process. The "This is only the second time in our tends to see "how we can help _. again 1 . depreciated would have its cost ad- AlJ business owners would lose deduc· reform gets into fUIJ swing, and it's late taxpayer would be required to pay history we've exceeded (the IS million) say 'help,' not interfere." justed upward for inflation every tions for entertainment. As part of the possible that no tax reform biJI will be all administrative costs involved with mark," said Smith. The other IS·million About the foreign car market and the year." . President's drive toward simplicity and passed. collecting the taxes owed, an amount vehicle year was 1978and the industry grOWing strength of third·world auto . DIVIDEND EXCLUSION - fairness, country club dues, tickets to TAX RATES - Corporate tax rates that rises i( colJection is drawn out. topped that year's total by 100,000last producers such as Korea. Smith S~I adopt a Saturn-type approach. come of more than $7S,OOO.In addition. porations a 10 percent deduction on these marginal rates would be phased you buy a computer, for instance, you INDEXING INVENTORIES - A new would be a resolution to the national I tell you, it's the only thing that'll save dividends distributed. In other words, can choose to expense it in the year it is inflation adjustment would be added for out for corporate income over $140,000. and trade deficits and passage of the us," he said. Smith's focus on "the 21st while individuals would lose the divi· purchased rather than depreciate it business if the President's proposal Reagan tax bill. With those factors in Century corporation" detailed what 'he So corporations with taxable incomes of dend exclusion, the dividend deduction $36,000or more would pay a flat tax at over a number of years. Currently, you becomes law. A business would adjust place, said Smith. "we don't always said appears like science fiction but is for corporations would increase the can expense up to $5,000 a year. But inventories for inflation. If inventory in have to have a recession." rather science fact. . • the 33 percent rate. amount of money available for distribu· that amount is scheduled to increase to a small business costs $1,000 and infla· Assisting car and truck sales in 1985 He described the "paperless DEPRECIATION - Just when tion to shareholders. $7,500 in 1988and 1989and $10.000after tioil was running at 10 percent, for ex· has been the addition of low 7.7 percent computer·integrated" firms com· business owners began to become CASH ACCOUNTING - The Presi· 1989, in accordance with the Tax ample, the inventory when sold would financing. The financing brought sales municating worldwide. noting GM's re- familiar with the five-year-old Ac· dent's proposal would effectively Reform Act of 1984. The increases be valued at $1,100. This would reduce which "far exceeded our expecta.' cent acquisition of EDS computer .se)."· celerated Cost Recovery System eliminate cash accounting for some would be eliminated, however, if the the business' taxable income by $100. tions," said Smith. vice company and Hughes Aircraft with (ACRS>, the President has recom· sman businesses and reqUire use of the President's proposal is adopted intact. This run-down is just part of the tax Asked about proposed economic its ability to develop software systems. mended revamping it. The depreciation accruaT method of accounting. This INVESTMENT TAX CREDITS - reform story. Sman businesses would sanctions against South Africa. Smith He said its merger with these com· method put forward by the President is would ~pply to businesses with more The investment and energy tax credits face numerous additional rule changes said he would oppose them. panies will enable GM to develop new called the Capital Cost Recovery than $5 million in gross receipts or are the federal government's way of en- not mentioned here, if the proposal is "I hope we can work through negotia· products faster than other competitors. System (CCRS>. "CCRS is similar to those that use accrual accounting on couraging businesses to bUy equip- adopted. You may want to consult your tions. not bloodshed," he commented. Car companies based in the new cen· ACRS in every way, but for two major financial statements. ment. Currently, businesses can CPA for help in understanding the pro- "South Africa is an enormous grow· tury will see an "electronic revolution" exceptions," explains C.W. Phillippi of The change would force some sman receive a tax credit for 10percent of the posed rules and for assistance in ing problem, and it has become a world that will have suppliers paid elec· • the Small Business Committee of the service busnesses to pay taxes on in- \ purchase price of certain property. The designin'g a strategy that will ensure problem. Going back into the 196Os.GM tronically and robots programmed by American Institute of CPAs. ' . come not yet receiVed. Many of these President's proposal would eliminate you pay no more than your fair share in has taken a position against apartheid. voice commands in production plants. "The depreciable life of property service businesses, such as lawyers, investment credits. including the 25 taxes. We've been working through the At dealerships, the revolution .wiJI system down there to achieve change enable customers to place their car and not bloodshed." , orders by computer terminals on·line to In South Africa, GM's interests are the factory. 'Social Security System in no danger' - Cohen based in. Port Elizabeth where a pro- He predicted also that the mid·'90s duction facility employs S,OOOpeople. will hold a shortage of skilled laborers The man credited with being the prin- area was precipitated by his. ap- through the development of an in- The Social Security Administration was Nonetheless. he said he would meet". for the high·tech world, cipal architect of the Social Security pearance as the dinner speaker before surance plan, a "Kiddie Care" plan designed in 1935, yet Medicaid. one of System defends the 50-year-old pro- the Comprehensive Health Planning modeled after the Medicare program its four central components. was not . . . gram, saying it is not debt'ridden as Council of Southeastern Michigan, a for the elderly, that would focus on enacted until 1965.The other areas in· 'r.';I. critics charge, ~u~ rather "sound" and quasi·governmental health care prenatal care and the first year of a c1ud old age benefits. death benefits Schoolcraft College receives has a $10to $12bIllion a year surplus. organization, child's life. and help for the disabled. Some 37 million Americans now draw The program was, in part, designed Citing that three million children are As a young researcher, Cohen drafted (rom the system. to commemorate the Social Security born each year in the Uniyed States, he the Social Security plan by stUdying the 1st 'Chef Larry' scholarship' Former Health .and Education system's jubilee year as well as the 20th said "it's in the national interest for British plan of 1911,the German plan of Secretary Wilbur J. Cohen. whose anniversary of the Medicare and every child to be born wanted and 1881and a host of others. lengthy career in public service started Medicaid programs. well." _. __ ;""_.A.' _ He held a list of governmental posi- ,_ Schoolcraft College Foundation Students are selected to the intern'ex- during President Franklin Roosevelt's . Today, Cohen says the Unitec;lStates The need for prenatal care is acute. lions including spots in the cabinets of received the first annual 51,000 "Chef change program by a committee head· administration, said in Detroit recently has hit "the lowest point of social he said, particularly in addressing in· four presidents - Harry Truman. Larry" Scholarship. The award was ed by Dr. Joseph Koppel. Associate that the public is under a great responsibility of the last SOyears," and fant mortality rates and low birth Roosevelt, John Kennedy and Lyndon, granted to Marianne Stack of West Professor in Michigan State Universi· misconception by believing that Social yet the long-time "New Dealer" isn't weights. Johnson. . Bloomfield. ty's Hotel, Restaurant and Institutional Security is in trOUble. . dissuaded from promoting ideas that He also advocates expanded As for the future of Social Security, Given by the Chuck Muer Corpora· Management program. . • "Most people believe it's bankrupt, will expand social responsibility to im· coverage of prescription drugs under Cohen believes it must expand as the tion, the fund is in honor of Larry Koppel was the first graduate of the but it's not. It has a $10 to $12 billion·a· prove services for such people as the the Medicare Program, Which he number of elderly over 55 continues to Pagliara. who served as Chuck Muer's Schoolcraft College Culinary Arts pro- year surplus," said Cohen, now'72 and a elderly, pregnant women, newborn in· helped start during the Johnson Ad- escalate. "Those people have to have first chef. gram and the first recipient of the public affairs professor at the Universi· fants and the nation's homeless. ministration. some kind of protection and 60 percent The fund is designed to provide a one- Schoolcraft College Distinguished ty of Texas in Austin. A self-described economic-historian. And he says the Medicaid Program of them vote," he said. year practicum experience in Alumni Award. · Cohen said there is no danger of the Cohen says the ideas for most social im· eventuany should be paid completely Cohen also supports Congressional ef- Schoolcraft College's Culinary Arts "We're delighted to have two Social Security system going broke, provements "were germinated when no by the fedel:al government, as he notes forts to remove it from the jurisdiction program for students enrolled in outstanding hospitality programs. even though the ratio of workers to onewas'forL'lem," .,.,,~. , Presldent',Reagiirl pl'Opdse " " . ~ I 4·B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, OCtober 23, 1985 ANIMALS • One local call places a want ad in Animal Services 155 over 125,465 homes through the Farm Animals 153 Horses & Equip. 152 following newspapers & Shopping Household Pets 151 Pet Supplies 154 Guides: AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles 240 Northville Record Autos Under S1000 241 Aulo Parts & Service 220 (313)348-3022 Autos Wanted 225 Boats & Equip. 210 Green Sheet Novi News campers. Trailers & Equip. 21,. Shopping Guide (313)348-3024 Construction Equip. 228 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles 233 Serving Dexter Motorcycles 201 Recreational Vehicles 238 (313)426-5032 Snowmobiles 205 Trucks 230 South Lyon Herald Vans 235 (313)437-4133 EMPLOYMENT Business & Prolesslonal Services 115 Milford Times Business Opport. 161 Help Wanted General 165 (313)685-8705 Help Wanted Sales 166 Income Tax Service 180 110 Special Notices Car.Pools 013 Card ofThanks 021 Houses Brighton Argus SlIualions Wanted 110 112 015 Lost 0:l1 Homes For Sale FOR RENT (313)227-4436 EAT No Evil Food Coop accep- TWO ladles want driver Irom GERALDINE and Junior Knapp LOST black Cockapoo. BlfOepossessed - Hom-es Apartments 064 BRIGHTON. Arrowhead SUb-' BUildings & Halls ting new members. Nutfltious M-59 to Ann Arbor. Monday want to express their thanks Farley/Schafer Road area. From Government! S1.OOplus 078 division. Beautllul 2.500 sq. Pinckney Post Shopping Guide Condominiums. 100d at reasonable prices. thru Friday. call (3131632·5263 to all the people who attended Old, needs medicine. (313)878- repairsllaxes. Throughout 'I. Townhouses 069 (517)546-4384.(5t7)223-8274. !'!(313)632·1188alter 6:30-,-_ their 50th anniversary party at 6281. Mlchlgan/NaliOnwldel Details. 6 year old contemporary bl' (313)227-4437 Duplexes lhe home 01 their son and level. 4 bedrooms. 3 baths. 065 E.S.P. readings and pariiii;. l.OST orange kilty. Beacon $3.95 to: Homestead. Box 909- Foster Care 068 Call ElVie Hiner (313)348-4348. 013 Card ofThanks daughter-in-law last SI!.,!~ay-,- A33.lnola. OK 74036. private pond surrounded by Houses 061 WoodS. Beck Road area. Nor· woods. $132,500. Call Reoae Hartland Herald Shopping Guide' MANY thanks to everyone lor ifRiGHTON:-The Meadows. Indust.-eomm. 076 FREE pregnancy test--and THE lamily 01 Donald B. GIll- thville. Reward if found. Hockaday. (313)227·2200 or being With us through the loss Ranch. 3 bedroom. 2 bath. (313)227-4436 Lakelronl Houses 062 counseling. Teens welcome. comb expresses appreciallon (313)349-9225. (313)221-2192. PreView Proper- of our loved one and to the garage. lull basement. Land 084 Another Way Pregnancy lor the kindnesses and MALE German Shepherd. ties. living Quarters Ladles' Auxiliary. to the VFW. $69.000 .• (3131229-8349 or Fowlerville Review Shopping Guide Center at 49175Pontiac Trail in prayers expressed when he Black. mid-size. Marr - Oak To Share 074 Wixom. (313)624·1222. ~amlly 01lada Horton. (313)227-2882. BRIGHTON. wood"iaiidLake Mobile Homes was called "home" to be with Grove area. (511)546-5111. access. 2 bedroom mobile (517)548-2570 070 THE lamity 01 Clyde-JaCObs BRIGHTON: LovelY larmhouse Mobile Home S,les 072 HAND-MADE cOnSignmeiii our Lord. We thank Rev. TIGar-cat.6 year neUtered home on large lenced in dou- Wishes to extend a heart /elt tor sale. 6 acres across road Ollice Sp;lce 080 Items wanted lor gtlt shoppe. Robert Beddlllglieid lor his male. Coon Lake area. ble lot. Enclosed porch. 2 car Livingston County Press thanks to all lor their kllld from Appleton Lake. near Rooms 061 (313/229-5000.extension 121. support, and lor the beauttlul (~11)548-1557. _ garage. $34.900. Call Renae Storage Space words and deeds dUfing his Bishop Lake. Gas. electric. (517)548-2570 088 HeART-LITE sound D.J.'s lor luneral service. We thank Rev. Hockaday. (313)221-2200 or Vacation Rentals 082 Marion Shernll for his words waning years: and lor the love- 016 Found school bus roule. S79.900. Wanled to Rent all occasions. Prolesslonal. (313/221-2191. Preview Proper-. 089 01 comlort. and Rev. Williams ly flowers, cards. 100d and (3131221-1115. ' FOR SALE Reasonble rates. (313)449- Iles. • POLICY STATEMENT: All _sing lor his kindnesses. We thank kindnesses expressed at his BRITTANY Spaniel. 1 year? BRIGHTON:- Privileges -on Cemetery Lots 039 8735. passing. _ BRIGHTON. Right in the published In Sliger'L1vlngaton the musicians who comlorted Tan collar. 11 Mlle. Dixboro Lake Moraine sub dlvison. 4 C" Nowapapera 'a subject to 1M c:oncI~ Condominiums 024 HAVING A SALE! Thornton ty ...walk everywhere!! Charm: RATES Farms. Acreage our hearts during the service. area. (313)227·7644. bedroom, bl·ll!vel. 3 baths. 2 027 tiona ltatld In the appIteabie rate card. Mlnl-Storage sale 01 mini- 014 In Memoriam ing home in beautiful cond~ c:opIea 01 which are ",,"1abIe 'rom the Houses 021 • "Thank you" to those who CROSSEYED male tiger kllten car garage. Hartland Schools . ,GREEN SHEET storage gOOds. October 23. 1 Ilon. Picket lence and huge adverllalng department. Sliger', Income Property 035 brought food, and those who lound In Fowlerville. (517)223- $79.900. Call aller 6 p.m. Uringlton Hewapapera. 104 W. Main. p.m. (313)887-1648. 015 Lost Iront porch swing set the tone: Indust.-eomm. 033 watched the children and 8077even::;i:,:Jngo.:s.::. . (313)227-9197. PLUS3 Northville. MIChigan 48187 (313~ Lakelront Houses HOG. Sliger/LlYlngaton Now-. 022 HOLLOWEEN costumes. grandchildren: To the many Lovely hardwood and beveled Lake Properrty BRIDAL Veil (Borrowed). Lost DECLAWED gray lemale tab- .. _s \he right not to __ PI an 029 Good clean condition. Hand- neighbors. Iriends. and loved glass. Huge 4 car garage ACTION ADS Mobile Homes 025 when trunk opened. Between by; blue rhinestone collar. BRIGHTON. 9% LC ASSUMP· _I""a order. S1lger/L1ringa...., made. Costumes or masks. ones who sent flowers. called $68.500. Call Carol at Prevle"" 10 Words Newspapers edtakora hawe no authof1. Northern Property 030 Fowlerville and Howell (1-96). (313)437-3318.6 p.m. TION. Fairway Trails. 2 story Iy to bind \hla and only (313)231-9693. and prayed for us: To closest Properties. (313)227-2200. new_ Real Estate Wanted 031 August 24. Reward. (511)546- FEMALE Spaniel/Boarder Col- colonial. Family room. for $5.24 publication 01 an adY8ruaement shall Vacant Property 031 INFANT/loddler child care Iriends who served as (f??8). con.tltute llnal __ ptanee 01 the 4908. lie. While with black ticking. hreplace. 1'h baths. lull base- Non-Commerclal Rate HOUSEHOLD lacility. a branch 01 Lucky pallbearers. to the police and lICtVertlS"'·lorder. CHOCOLATE Labrador:- Near Chilson Road. (511)546-6962. ment. allached garage. CIty 24' Per Word Over 10 Antiques 101 Duck Nursery, is being con- medical team who assisted, BRIGHTON quad. approxlmat-. Byron and Barron Road. Big conveniences. $17.300 Subtract 35' for Auctions 102 sidered for Brighton/Howell we say "thank you." To Dick FRIENDLY brown and black Iy 1800square feet. Walk out ~. reward. (511)548-2465. repeat Bargain Barrel 250 area lor 1985 opening. II in- Phillips and stall for their male. Huskie/Shepherd mix. ass"mes S500 monthly bedrooms. finished base!. Building Materials 114 payments wilh 12 years left. Insertion of same ad EQUalHoullng\lllllOrIUnlly .1I1_t w. terested and lor first con· courteous and prolessional FIELD treasure hunters lOOk- Black collar. (313/349-8140. ment, 2 lull baths. fireplace. are pledged 10 ItMt teher and aplrtt 01 U S Christmas Trees 116 Ask lor Nick Natoli at the Liv· Garage Sale. Lost. Wanted slderation. call Diana Genley care. to the members 01 First Ing for a lost teddy bear. HOUND type lemale With pup- 2'A allached garage. S98.ooo. poIjCyong lot the ac:hleYemel'J. 01 equal ftou$.w. Electronics 113 ingston Group. S73.900 0124. To Rent, Situations Wanted _""Y_1hO N_. Farm Equipment 112 (517)548-3260. Baptist Church for their sup- GOLDEN Retflever. Blonde. pies. Sheldon and Hamburg call (313)229-5449. etM::OurlQe and IUPC)Orl .... aftkrnatt¥e (313)227-4.:.:::600;:::::... _ & Household Buyers Direc- Farm Products 111 KARATE. Tae Kwon Do In- port and lor the meal prepared Lost between Lee Road and Rd. (313)231·1964. tory Ads Must Be Pre-Paid wNeh-- there ate...... no ~ 1Ing10 Obtain--- hou.... Firewood & Coal 105 struction. (313)459-1138 or alter the luneral. Sliver Lake Road oil Old 23. ,324 Stryker. Young lemale. 2- ing bKaUM 01 r.tee. color. r.. ~ OC' M- Garage & Rummage 103 While we miss him dearly. we BRIGHTON. Beautiful cape DON't lose your house In _origin (313)231·1184.persistently. (313)231:,:::-2~54~O::..,',.,.- _ toned gray cat. white Ilea col- Household Goods 104 know that our beloved hus- Cod in city. Prolesslonally loreclosure!! I buy houses. E...... HouSIng Oppcxt,.nl1y_. Lawn & Garden KAREVICH supporters display HIGHLAND Hills SubdiVision. lar. (313)437-4706. Classified "EqUal Hou_ 0ppcxt,.nIty'. band and lather Is with the landscaped. decorated In call Greg. (511)546-6168. • TabI •• I-lIJu ..... uon Care & EqUip. 109 your slgns.::!!_",.- _ Black. short haired. lemale TWO hunting dogs on Stow Lord because 01 the gilt 01 pastels. Clean and a real DEERFIELD Township. Bank 01 PublISher'. NOtic:. Miscellaneous 101 cat. Answers to "whiskers". Road near Fowlerville. Display Publilher". Notice An rHl ...... -Swefti. MINISTER will marry you pleasure to see. $69.900. repo. Price reduced on this 3· Miscellaneous Wanted 108 salvation he received Irom Plealle call (313)887-1720. (517)521-3268.(511)223-8089. ad in Chla newspaper it. subf«;t 10 the Musical Instruments 106 anywhere. Reverend Elvie Chflst thirty-two years ago. REALT\' WORLD VAN'S. bedroom contemporary home' Fed.rel Fair HOI-Iing Att 01 ,. -"'cIa Hiner. (313)348-4348. Contract Rates mak.s It llfegal to advertl.e ··any .allice Supplies 111 Therelore. we rejoice in the YELLOW/while lemale killy. (3131227-3455•. on 4 acres. 2'h car garage, preference. IimttaUon. Of CliKrtmiMUOn Long-haired. About 7 months. Available' Sporting Goods 110 NIBBLES AND MORE. lactthat we Will see him again LOST COCKAPOO. Long-black BRIGHTON. Woded country Ilreplace in master bedroom baaed on race. color. r".gion or national Trade or Sell 115 (313)348-4364. ongln Of atIy IntenUOn 10 make any I4IdI Specializing In appetizers. ap- beacuse 01 that "blessed hair, With white on chest. call plus much. much more ••• Want ads may be placed un- Wood stoves 118 sellmg. 1.625 acres. Ranch. til 3:30 p.m. Friday, lor that preferenee. UmltatiOn.01 CUKritnlnatiOn,. petizer bullets. large or small hope. and glorious appearing (313)887-8314. $69,900. Ask for PaUl. Manor ThIs ~~wUf not~lyac:c:lJPf PERSONAL lull Iinished basement. 2 car week's edition. Read your any .ctrer1islng lor real e.tate wNeh ia tn Bingo 011 parties. Sue or Donna. 01 our lord Jesus Christ." LABRADOR Retriever. 3 year garage. 5 bedrooms. H~ Realty. (313)881-1099. advertisement the first time riotallon 01 tfte &8. Our readera .,. card 01Thanks 013 (313)632-9903. Titus 2:13. old. lemale. brown. Recent REAL ESTATE balhs. 2 Ilreplaces. circular FOWLERVILLE. By owner. 4 hereby Intonnedl that all dwd&noa .e actvet. .il appears. and report any tiHd In ttal' newspaper ar. aYallable on an carPools 012 NORTHVILLE High School Sincerely. Mrs. Ava Gldcomb. surgery. Brandywine SUbdivi- cement driveway. S76.900. bedroom. 1~ bath, tn-level on. error Immediately. Sliger/- oqual_ Found 016 Class 01 1966 is having a 20 Bryan and Jo. and the lamily. sion. Child's pet. (313)221- REALTY WORLD VAN·S. 11 acres. $63.900. (511)223- (FADoe 72--GD FUod3-31·72. &05. FOR SALE livingston Newspapers will m, Free 001 year class reunion. Any 6663. (313)221-3455. 3642. HaopyAds 002 not issue credit for errors In In Memoriam 014 knowledge of addresses or ads alter the first Incorrect Lost 015 locations 01 classmates, Jnsertion. Special Nollces 010 please call (3131349-1231. PREGANCY HELP UNE (313)632-5240. 24 hours. Pro- absolutely CONSOLE type stereo. radiO SND-JET Snomobile, without blem pregnancy help. Iree works, at least 20 years old. engine. (313)431-3088. pregnancy tests. confidential. (511)546-1261. SEARS washing machine. PARTY time-party time. Com- EGG cartons. you pick up. Works. You haul. (313)348- FREE Ing soon to Brighton In the Bags 01 scrap aluminum. 2783. Woodland shopping center. All Items offered in this (3131227-1340. SMALL lemale dog. 1 year. Youre complete party decora- "Absolutely Free" column FREE horse manure. (313)449- spayed. To loving home. tion store. Look lor us! must be exactly that, free 2579. (313)229-7646. to those responding. This FREE adorable German SOFA hideabed. lairly good THE newspaper makes no Shepherd mixed puppies. 7 condition. (517}546-1267. charge for these listings. PHONE MAN weeks. (313)231-1113. TWO little black Tar-Baby kil- Telephone mstallallon at 30% but restricts use to FREE kittens to good home. tens. Need warm. loving to 50% saVings. (313)227·5966. residential. Sliger/- (511)546-2796. home. (313/231-3383. livingston Publications FREE-puppy. Dingo/Blue Tick '\ccepts no responsibility TWO tires. fair condllion. 2- mix. Part housebroken. for actions between in- P155-80-13 Inch. Michelin. (511)546-6780. (313)229-4972. dividuals regarding Ab- US OJ'S! solutely Free ads. (Non FEMALE Spaniel/Boarder Col· VARIETY 016 puppies, 7 and 9 Entertainment makes or commercial) Accounts on- lie. 6 months. White with black weeks. call (517)468-3809. breaks your event. Belore you ly. Please cooperate by ticking. (511)546-6962. WOMENS 26 In. 1 speed bike. hire anyone. check placing your "Absolutely FREE FireWOOd. 2 Huge call alter 6 p.m. (3131349-0065. relerences. Get what you pay Free" ad no later than 3:30 Maples. You cut. (313)349-3349. WALNUTS. Black. You pick lor!! Jim (511)546-2581. p.m. Friday for next week Female, spayed. part up! call (511)546-5631. publication. Weimaraner. Gentle. Good 45 Yards red and black shag VOLUNTEERS are needed for watch dog. (313)666-1518. carpeting. You haul. (511)54&- Livingston Area Counsel FREE puppies to good home. 1303. Against Spouse Abuse. LACASA Is ollering training in 001 Absolutely Free Cute and cuddly. call (313/431- 2 YEAR tonise shell cat. 8971. crisis Intervention and the 4 Aluminum storm doors free. Spade. declawed. Very loving. FIVE month lemale puppy. (3131632-5217. dynamics 01 domestic You take. (313)878-3236. violence. We need caring Hamster With cage. (313)878- ZENITH 24 in. color console Yolunteers willing to commit 4 AGED horse manure. Will 52n alter 5. load.t313l684-6449. television. Works. weak pic- hours a week lor 6 months. FREE hide-a-bed. You haul. ture. (313)878-9302. call (511)548-1350 lor more in- ADORABLE kittens to good (51n223-8726. home. Shots. Litter tramed. formalion. (313)420-2n1 • FREE hrewOOd. you cut. Must [ get permission slip. By ap- 012 Car Pools ADORABLE!! Old English pointment. (313)685-1502. NOTICES 'Sheep/Collie. Black and NEED ride Irom Howell to Ann while. Currie Road. FREE puppies. Samoye:l Arbor. Monday through Fn- 23785 Husky/Lab. 9 Weeks. (3131669- '-- -J day. (511)548-5073alter 6 p.m. ANTIQUE Magic Chel gas 1882. stove. Porcelain. Workable. DID Special Notices (3131227-4204. FEMALE Beagle. Spayed. 4 years old. Hunter (51n223- A TOUCh 01 Class dating ser- ANIMAL Rescue Inc. Pets free 9964. vice isn't lor everyone, only to good homes. Shots and winners who care. Call worming already done. GOLDEN yellow Retriever, 6. (511)351-41715. (3131221-9584. Must go to good home. (511)548-5053. BAZAAR. Commerce United ADORABLE kittens. (51nS4&: Methodist Church. 1155 West 8533 alter 5. GRAY Velveteen Queen cat (Russian Blue). Will not share Commerce Road. Fflday. Oc· ANIMAL Aid Inc. Free adop- domain. (313)887-5289. tober 25 and Saturday. ~ table pets. Brighton Big Acre. tober 26. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturdays. GAS hot water heater. 40 gal. Works. You haul. (313)227- Freshly baked rolls and lun- PRIME INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY on 1-96 In Novl. ABBYSINIAN Guinea Pigs, 4845. cheon available. CraltS galore! 6.32 Acres, approximately 10,000 sq. It. bldg. (3131229-5835days or (3131227- B.A. Christian Massaloglst. SOUTH LYON-Ranch style home on 2.88 acres, 2167nights. 11 laying hens. Good layers. FINAL DAYS (313)437-1059. Athletes get extra lime. S25. commercial property in the heart of South Lyon. AKC Shelhe lemale. 21 mon- call (313/229-9238. $110,000. HORSE manure for garden. ths, sable and white. Good ENTIRE STOCK NOW NOVI-3 Bedroom ranch hme on acre. finished WiIIl04d. (51n223-8863. If.z home.(313)887-4281. basement. carpeted throughout, 21f.z car garage. ADORABLE small lemale HORSE manure. You haul BOND Sn,500. Easy access! call (313)881- while Poodle mix. 2 years. ALL OCCASION NOVI-2 Bedroom with lake privileges. $33.500 spayed. (313/231-1021. 7661. L.e. HORSE manure. Oak Grove VIDEO TAPING BARN cats. Excellent NOVI-1 Bedroom, $19.900 L.C. Lake privileges. area. (51n546-1355. Specializing in weddings. mousers. 27 musllind homes. seminars. sporting events. 6 NOVI-Olllce rooms lor rent Irom $125. utllilles In. (313)887-2251.(3131887-2275. 25 hen chlckr,ns. Iree! years experience with cluded. Hartland area. (3131632-6250. BEAGLE/Spaniel mixed male references. (313)227-2738. NOVI-Vacantlots with lake privileges from S69OO. dog. Neutered. shots. Very KITTENS. 2 black and brown. 1 CANADIAN LAKES PROPERTY-Mt. Pleasant calico. (313)348-9718 alter genlle. (3131227-3264. area. Your IRA Answer. Bouvier lemale walch dog. 12:30 p.m. (5m223-3196. KITTENS, lour cute and PONTIAC BUSINESS DAVISON AREA-Horse larm. 70 acres, 3 bdr. BEAUTIFUL kittens need healthy. Need good home. INSTITUTE home. barn lor 12 horses. If.z mile track. $150.000 • good homes. (3t31437·2561 call (511)548-9469. FARMINGTON ·evenings. KITTENS. 6 weeks, 1 blond. 2 0.... Proeeu,ng red. 1 black.t517}223-9444. Word Proc:.a.lng • RETAIL BOX spring mattress. Twin Seer .... ry .size. Good Condillon. (313)881- KITTENS, Kittens everywhere • Account,ng 6462. 12 01 them. Helpl Homes v_pan ... .." needed. (51n223-9169. • proI.U6Of\II cat.., Black and while neutered Flnanclalalel male cat. Shots, Iriendly. KITTENS, calico. whiles. Set· Day & Eveningc . Evef!l!!gs. (313)887~. _ ter mixed male. (517}54&-2721. Placemenl .... I ne. Call today: 476-3145 BEAUTIFUL, young solid LABRADOR, black, male. 3 black Halloween kitty. Shols, years. Good watch dog. Allee- indoor, outdoor pet. (3131229- tlonate. (313)887-9350. 57t8. _ LARGE stove/grate. Pole BEIGE male cat. Excellent pet. barn. Ihrash burner. Good CHRISTMAS &arly bird ~ BULK BUYERS, DoclaWed, neutered. (517)546- condillon. (3t3)227-6246. special. Gold-plate I I i " ------~------_..... _ ..._.~ Wednesday. October 23.1985-S0UTH LYONHERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-5·B..... ------:Q..... ;21 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Hous.s 021 Houses 021 Houses 025 Mobile Homes 025 Mobile Homes 027 Firms. Acreage ')- . ForSlle For Sale For Sate POWlERVIllE Ranch. 2 FOWLERVillE. ThiS house IS HOWEll. 3 bedroom. with HARTLAND· Rolhng Hills· HOWELL. Gorgeous 20 acre PINCKNEY.Cute starter home ~ liedrooms. 1 bath. fllst floor pnced S10.OOObelow assessed fenced backyard. Lake view 1984 Energy·efficient 3 country estate. Custom quah. In an area of expensive BANK repossession. Sec· .. utility. 2.2S acres. fenced. 2 HOWELL. 46 acres Ran<:11 \'alue!l Possible fourth home! In town. $4S.OOO.Call bedroomhome on wooded lot. ty throughout. 4,400 sq. ft. homes. Water pnvileges on tlonal home. For park or NOVI MEADOWS home 3 bedroom. 2 bll\h' 'stall barn. must sell. (5171223· bedroom on second floor. (SI7)546-8645. 1.700 square feet. dramatIc. home overlooking private lake COrdley Lake. Screened In 9718. • pllvate property. 3 bedrooms. family room. basement~ ~ Pond on property. This home sophisticated. With stunning and Inground pOOl.AbSOlutely porch on great foundallon. 2 baths. Olfers being ac· PreChllstmas FOWLERVlllE:--3--Se-drooln breathtaking properly. fireplaces 3 car heate" IS for the picky buyer who Cathedral ceiling. Plenty of Only $34,000.Call Tom COxal cepted. Contact Darling OCTOBERSAlE!"' gerage. barns. pond 3475 bnck ranch on S7 acres. 1'fz wants everything. including a storage. 2 baths. microwave. $325.000.Call Renae Hocka· Preview Properlles. (517)546- Mobile Homes'(313)349-1047. day. (313)227-2200or (313)227· West Coon lake Owne~, !iaths. fireplace. heated 2 plus great buy!!! 562.900.Call Kathy HARTLAND. Newe.r 3 dishwasher. crawl space. 7550.(M431). 1978BENDIX:3-bedr~m. bath llmlled number of 1985Slock SlS6.ooo.(S171546-3087 .. • car garage. 3Ox40pole barn at Preview Properties. S92.ooo.or rent Withbuy ophon 2192.PreviewPropertl8s. WHiT"MORELAKE.-Razor bedroom ranch on ~ acre In and 'h. Fireplace. stove. models set up on 10\ready for HOWEll. For sale 15 aC1~l with electnclty and water. (5!71546-755O.fF621)._..:- __ flOe subdivision. Finished at S750per month. (313)229- HOWELL. DRASTIC REDUe- sharp 2 bedroom ranch with Immediateoccupancy. Or any 2S67. relf/gerator. dIshwasher on Lalson Road.neal lOV6IJ)Y, 9'fz% Assumpllon. S6S.OOO. walk-out basement With 4th TIONII 4 bedrooms. dimng carport, rear deck and 2 S10.5OOor best offer. (3131887· 1986model stock or ordered In (5171223-9SS4. room With bay Window. New storage sheds. $32.500.land Slightly roiling. GOOdbUlldl1l9. bedroom for p"vacy. 3 baths. HOWEll area. Darli"ii"9"2 S6~.!l.:. October. site. 505II frontage S18 FOWlERVICce.- Country-Iiv. 10x16 glass-enclosed patio. bedroom year round home on carpet throughout lower level. contract terms or assumpllor. ooq; Inground pOOl With cabane (313)68>1497. . • rrg. By owner. 3 'bedroom HOWEll area. 6 Miles west of 2'fz allached garage and lots All Sports Lake. EnJOY available. Nelson'S Real 10%down finanCing up to 20 HARTLAND-Roadat Fausse~. ranch. 2 baths. full basement. Bnghton. 3 bedroom Colomal. more. Must see! M·sgand US- fireplace and large kitchen. and slide. Fenced yard. New Estate. Whitmore lake. BUYING A black top driveway. Must years. Road. M·59 • US·23 area.' 2car garage. Energy efflclenl. 1'fz baths. fireplace. 2 car 23 area. Asking S69,9OO.By Additional property available. (313)449-4466.(313)449-4467and MOBILE HOME? ~Iectrlc heat. low owner. (313)632·7250. Well insuillted. Simple assmp- see!!! ONLYSSS.OOO.Call Mary 1(800)462-0309. Forem08t Home Financial of· Global Home will pay your Beauhful rolling 10acres WIlli' garageand basement. SS7.9OO. 2 barns SI.5OOdown. S300 pet. maintenance extenor. large HARTLAND. COlomal. 1.850 lion mortgage at 9%. All for at Preview Properties. WHITMOC:R~E~l':"'A-K-E-.4-bedroom fers lower rates on mobile park secullty deposit. 2 mono {3131227·2200.(W512). month. Agent (313)557·6404~. deck. 1 plus acres. 4.S miles 3 BedroomSplit level. 1 bath. sq. ft.. 1'fz years old. 3 large S39.000. Preston Realty, home. l'h baths. basemenI. homes wilh low down pay. Ihs park rent and we will also from 1·96.S59.9OO.After 7 p.m. rough PiPingfor 2nd bath. Ex· bedrooms. 1'h baths. family (517)548-1668or (313)478-7275. HOWELL.Olflce bUilding lust baseboard hot water heat. ment. Calltoday. make your rlrst mobile home WEBBERVILLE. 10 acre~: and weekends (S171223-8102.cellent home lor small family. room With fireplace. formal HARTLAND.By owner. 1 to 2 reduced! East Grand River COuntrykitchen. 2car garage. 313-965-7080 paymenl. SlOP In and select House. garage. outbUilding;;. Days.(511)377·2466.Bryan. $49.500. dining room. formal hving bedroom. '12 acre. iake ac· frontage. All brick bUilding S54,9OO.Nelson's Real Estate. your new home now and have $69.900 or 20 more acre,: GENOA Estates. Beaullful ~ room. large kitchen With ap- cess. $36.000 flfm. (3131632· containing 3 leased office Whllmore lake. 13131449-4466. a MerryChllstmas available SS9.900(517)62>414'. cre. completely wooded cor- 3bedroomcOlonial.l'k bath. 2 phances, first floor laundry• 7871. sUites.Great monthly Income. (313)449-4467and 1(800)462· 1968 12x60 mobllp home. 3 or after 5 pm (517)67>7588.:. • ner 101. last lot available In car garage.S53.5OOor will con· full basement. 2'fz allached $162.500.Call Renae Hocka· ~~.J_. _ Bedroom.$3.000or best offer. All new homes have a 7 year 029 Lake P;~erty ~: area of mce homes. Excellent sider op\ll)n to buy. garage Withopener. 1 acre In NOVI. Small house and barn day. (313)227-2200or (313)227· (517)223-8048. worry free service sentry For Sale '.: land contract terms. SI3.ooo. country subdiVIsion.Reduced on 6.78acres. POSSiblelease 2192.PreviewProperties. 022 Lakefront Homes BRIGHTON.Flamingo12x60.2 Call Renae Hockaday. Atlla Construction Company from $87.500to $83.500.Short 10addlllOnalacres. All fenced. HAMBURG Township. For Sale b&droom. washer and dryer. ThiS offer also good on BRIGHTON.lakelront 10~''. (313)227·2200or (313)227·2192. (313)229-8007or (S17)546-9791. term land contract available. NorthVille schools. S75.0p0. Bnghton Schools. AnXIOUS BRIGHTON Township. Walk: air. shed. S6.OOO.20 minutes selected pre-ownedhomes. 8Ox203on pllvate lake ani!. Prev~~r!!p~rlles (313)632·S892after 6p.m: ,~(3~'3~)34~8-88~~97•.Ii.iiiiiii owner. Nice family home. Full out ranch. 3 bedroom. den. Irom Ann Arbor or Novi. road. Oilers accepted For fu~. basement. could eaSily be ~13)227.'201. GLOBALHOMESINC ther Informahon call (313l53f': spiral staircase. Inground DIVISIONOF finished for family room. spnnklers. Wood burning ~ . . __,.1." ·bedroom and bath. Just CHAMPIONHOMES slove. 2 decks. pallo. wet bar. COMMUNITIES HAM BUR G To w n s h', p~. Reall~~~ale. $54,900.Call DIane Flamim at etc. Must see. $84.900.REAL· ntrlI Preview Properties. (SI7)546- OPEN7DAYS Strawberry lakefront lot oil' TY WORLD VAN'S. 7550.fL327). ~ MONDAYTHRUTHURSDAY Huron Chain Gradual. sandy; (31312273455. 10a.m.t08pm. beach. Beaulrful trees ~. £B~lIford"'" (313) 684-6666 HOWELL.Attractive ranch. ;<. BRIGHTON. Canal to Huron DARLING acre. health permit. S55.OOO: e acre. beautifully landscaped. FRIDAYANDSATURDAY River. Charming 3 bedroom (3131231·2578. .~: home shows extremely well. HOMES lOa m. t06p m @ ...... ~~~It::: ::. bnck & aluminum colomal. g~~\::~~~~ energy efficient, SSO per Mobile & Modular SUNDAY.12t06p.m. HOISINGTO"l Lake. Hartl-asi9.: Tastefully decorated. Neat & (313)349-6977. SChools. S acres starling cU: ~ month on budget plan. garden clean. Rec room in basement. Specialists spot next to patio. $69.900. ~;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;; S21.9OO.First Buslnss Bro~erl(..: Sellers will assist in clOSing • - (517)546-S823. _-:. A1OS. (517)546-7550.ask for costs. Call Judy at Preview 349-1047 Janet Keough. Preview Pro- lAKE Sherwood/Mlllord. Properties. (313)227·2200. Listing & Seiling Beaulrful lakelront lot approx- CONDO LOVERS TAKE NOTE perties. (R924). Almost new 2 bedroom/l bath. neutral decor. Car· Brokerage imately 1fJ acre With300 fl. lake' BRIGHTON. Woodland NO riage House Condo in quiet complex with pool 1- JUSTREDUCED!WOW! Irontage at the end 9( Lakefront. BeautJlulllake view 349·7511 Wavewood (dead end streetJ.. • clubhouse. 1 Car allached garage. nicely olf hving alld dining area. 25855Noyl Rd. • decorated. central air. $46.500. Special farmhouse. close to S69.OOO.(313)229-4454days: Deck olf .dimng room leads to Noyl' RENT (313)685-2718evenings. :.: Howell, paved roads. country landscaped beach front. OAKLAND COUNTY-Total seclusion on 2 acres kitchen. super 3 car garage. Workshop in heated garage. BRIGHTON. Sylvan Glen 030 Northern Property" .. Best buy in county. VA O.k. Mobile Home Park. 24x5O.3 UNTIL of prime land. yet close to shopping and E-way. Solid oak Menllat kitchen For Sale :: Quality built home with beautiful wood Only SS7,500!Call Irene. Alder cabinets. Seller WIll assist ill bedrooms. SI9.ooo. (313)229- throughout. Kitchen is a special delight with Really (517)54~70. closing costs. $67.000. Call 9206. 1986 ROSECity. 2 lake access lotr. custom cabinets. Formal dining room 'with glass Renae at Preview Properties. BRIGHTON.Clean. 2 bedroom ApprOXimately 110x7~, French doors leading to a beautiful living room. LAKESHANNON.4000square (313)227·2200.(S140). With quick occupancy. $8.900. On'New Homes Henderson subdiVISion '1~ Natural beige decor throughout the home. 4 fl. custom contempory. FOUR season hVlng on ~ Crest Serv'ces.(517)548-3260. Purchased For $3.000each or both for $5.~: Bedrooms. 2Y2baths. 2 car allached garage. An air Beautiful view on lake. 4 acre. Bass Lake, private BRIGHTON.2 bedroom. new Residence In Novi (3131231·2361. '~ of elegance and pride in this home. $134.900. bedrooms. 3'fz full baths. 2 carpet. nice lot. $10.500.Crest Meadows -". beach. club house and locker. 031 Vacant Property" " fireplaces, with many custom 3 bedroom. 2 bath. fireplace. Services(517)548-3260. leatures. Asking $219,000. deck With peaceful view. A For Sale • ::; LYON TOWNSHIP-3 Bedroom brick ranch on (313)629-9560call after 7p.m. 14x651973Champion trailer. 2 large lot. Master bedroom has a private bath with steal at $84.900.Call (313)229- baths. 3 bedrooms. Ap- DARLING BRIGHTON Township. walkout to wood deck. Family room features a MOUNT BRIGHTON subdivi' 61S8.(313)878-9576after 6 p.m. pliances. Must move. MOBILE HOMES reSidential bUilding site! natural fireplace. Carpet throughout, close to Novi sion. $128,000.Large private Lowered to SS.95O.Must sell! Natural gas. SS.900(313)632! • & expressway. $64,000. rolling treed site with hve (517)546-5514. 25855Novl Rd. 5580. ,: stream. Quad level home. 3 bedrooms, den. large family FOWLERVilLE. 1969 Elcona. I Novl HOWELL.10acres on CMsoli LAKEFRONT rcom wlth wet bar and game HARTLAND.long Lake. Year 12x65.3 bedrooms. new lloors Road. Perked. surveyed. • Beautiful 4 bedroom contemporary on 1.55 acres. area. Sun porch With Pella around. Wanttrade lor duplex. in kitchen andbath. paddlefan 349-1047 S28.5OO.(517)546:38'0• • .i; Family room. Florida room with bar. Master windows. 2'h baths. finished (313)632·7378. and washing machine. Good HAMBURG. Winans la~ condllron. Must be moved. NOVI. 12x85Parkwood. $9.800 bedroom with deck that overlooks Upper Pet- Large custom bulll tudor colonial in desirable basement. Minutes to town HAMBURG. Waterfront. 3 area. 1 acre wooded: lo}. $4.500or best oller. (517)223- or assume!Call(313)348-9423. • tlbone lake. The perfect place for entertaining Quail Ridge sub! Quallty throughout. Ceramic and expressways. 7416 bedroom ranch with 1'12baths $14.900. Terms available: and privacy. GOLD CREST WARRANTY. $125.000. foyer, crown moldings. six panel wood doors. Brookview. (313)229-9223 and 1car attached plus 2'fzcar 32S6. PINCKNEY. Marlette. 12x55. (313)231·1236. .!~ multi-person whirlpool in large master bath. weekendS. detached garages. Features GENOA. Nice 2 bedroom gOOdcondillon. must move. HARTLAND- Fenton area. ie Each offIce ,s mdependently owned and otHIf.tfld balcony, off master suits. neutral decor. more. MilFORD Township. on 1 stone fireplace and wood- trailer at end of park. $3.000.(313)878-5604call per- acres. Beautiful rolhng hilltop Betterthan new. $215.000. acre. Large country kitchen. 3 burner. $74.900. REALTY Wolmanized deck. Master sIstently. parcel on Holllort Road be1- bedrooms, 2 fireplaces. 2'fz WORLDVAN·S.(313)227-3455.. bath and walk-in closets i,l ween Fenton Road and:.TIP'" Two homes on one lot across from new proposed Master bedroom. $31.500. car garage. 1'h baths. porch. Sales by Triangle SICO.(313)887·7593. . ..: maring. Assumable land contract. Live in one rent patio. Built in apphances. 024 Condominiums REALTY WORLD VAN·S. out the other. Lake view and privileges. $67,500. (313)227-3455. HAMBURG. Corner of"Pht- carpeting and curtains. new For Sale Mobile Homes' tysville and Rush lake Road. furnace. Near expressway. HIGHLAND. 1978 Parkdale. A great family home on quiet street in a nice BRIGHTON. TWin Lakes. /2 Well. electllclty and septIc :James C. Cutler Realty Kensington. Camp Dearborn 14x70.2 bedrooms. large front 14x70 Windsor wllh Readyt .•• ·~O 152ft. on newer sub. Huge family room with a natural bedroom. 2nd floor. carport. kitchen. apphances. Shed. 7x12 expando. stove. and General Molors Proving Patlerso" L..,,~ .. dd frontage. tire place, formal dining room. Living room has a GrOU'lds. By owner. Appoint· air conditioning •. balcony. 10xl0. $10.000 firm. Call refrigerator. water • 103-105 Rayson, Northville $32.00G. (313)229·8349 or Hell. Michigan.(313).<31-1526 ' large bay window. 4 bedrooms, 1'h baths. $72,500. ment only. $59,900.(313)685- (313)685-8984after 5p.m. soHener, enclosed . (313)227-2882. 0883. HIGHLAND Greens. 1983 porch. washer, dryer, Country living on 10.3 acres. Maintenance free 3 FLORIDA. Titusville. 2 shed. central air. MILFORD- SALE .'. 349-4030 bedroom cape cod home. 1'12baths. family room. PINCKNEY.3 bedroom. water Liberty. 14x70.furnished. air. HO 1'/2ACRES ~._ bedroom. 2 bath. IIrst floor. 15x8awning. SI7.ooo.(313)887- $21.000.00. attached garage plus 24x48 detached workshop. priVileges and club house. $42.000.(313)437-1201. SOME TREES. PAVED ROAD : A superbly restored Victorian colonial. prior home Large, cozy living area. Wood 2621. 12x60 With A 7x21 ex- PERC.SURVEY.GA~ , tour house, large back'yard. huge deck in back plus 4 stall horse barn. $89.900. burner In fireplace. Priced to 025 Mobile Homes HAMBURGHills Eslates. 1983 pando. Marlette, shed, PROGRESSIVE . overlooks .stream with NorthVille local duck sell. $54.900.REALTYWORLD stove, refrigerator, _. For Sale ,_, -; ~.'" _. laVllla. 14x70.3 bedrooms. 2 (313\358-2210 '. · population to feed on the running 'stream at the VAN·S.(313)227-3455. ~. ~ri ""full"bathS:'mastl!r bath~W1th washer. dryer. wood- • rear. 8 rms., 1 car garage allached. you missed the PINCKNEY.Well built bl-Ievel A new 1986 model, 14x60 garden tUb. kitchen wilh lun- burner, paddle fan. PINCKNEY -glitter of the dlamorfd If you don't see the inside. in the village of Pinckney. Hampshire. 2 bedroom. cheon bar. cathedral celhng. $10.000.00. $1.000down Under $80,000.00. Walking distance to town. cathedral ceiling. paddle fan. many more extras. $19.500or ~ acre corner 101in nice sub- weltzer besl oller. Call (313)227-0112 HIGHLAND diVision. Perked. 5 year land Family room with french fully carpeted. Furnished. Reol EltOte.lnc. doors. Built in snack bar in kit- very plUSh.$15.495.FinanCing askforKlm. GREENS contract. 11% Interest. chen. Nice yard with shade available. West Highland HOWELL. 1973 Baron. 14x65. $11,500.(313)532·7239. oJ", , trees. Just SS6.900.Call Judy Mobile Homes. 2760 S. Extras. $8.700.(517)548-1306or ESTATES e~Better'es at Preview Properties. Hickory Ridge Rd.. Milford. (313)S81-S611. 2377 N. ~ilford Rd. 033 Industrial CommerCi~1 (313)227-2200.(P728). (313)885-1959. HOWELL. Beautiful 3 1mf. N ofM-59 I I ..... (Highland Rd.) For Sale >' H<2f.l~rdc:n..· bedroom. 14x65on large end lot. $10.900.Crest SerYIces (313)887-4164 BRIGHTON. COmmerCial' lot (517)548-3260. near US-23and Grand River. ~. S22,9OO.Call (313)229-6155. HOWEll. Nice 2 bedroom 027 Farms, Acreage HOMES FROM 2-5 ACRES 349-1515 with expando. Vacant. Reduc- HOWELL.1acre in city. zoned 4 bedroom, 2 bath, Tri-level 2 acres. $73.500. ed to $8.800.Crest Services For Sale light industrial. 3Ox40bUilding. • 3 bedroom. 2 bath Ranch. barn/pasture. 2 acres. CITY OF NORTHVILLE-New on the market. Older (S17)548-3260. CLYDE Road. off Fenton 'fz rented. S25.OOO.(517)546- $87,000. 3 or 4 bedroom home in "Cabbage Town." in- HOWEll. 14x65.3 bedroom. Road. Beautiful rolhng 10 8827. ., ~ , 4 bedroom, 2 bath Ranch, w/o bsmt.. barn 2 acres. quick occupancy. $11.500. acres. Sl,ooo down. $200 per clUdes dining room, 1st floor laundry. garage and 035 Income Property ::'~'f\ · ' $95,000. basement. Low price reflects maintenance needs. CrestServices(SI7)548-3260. month. (313)557-6404. For Sale I" This could be a charmer. $57,900. ('I tt CITY SUB HOMES ... . BRIGHTON.9apartments plus 3 b·edrooms. 1'h bath Ranch, rec. room. fenced CITY OF NORTHVILLE-New on the market. 3 yard. $57,500. house. Always rented. ex· bedroom home with desirable in-town location. cellent cash 1I0w.Assumable 2 bedroom Ranch, study. living room w/FP, fenc- Family room and dining room. Many newer ed yard. $63.900. land contract. Rent all or live features. Large lot with mature trees. $65.000. In house and rent apartmellls. HOMES OVER 5 ACRES NI,CHOLS $185,000. Call (313)229-61S8. 3 bedroom. 1'h bath Colonial, fam. room/FP. (3131878-9S76after6p.m. : wooded pasture, barn 8 AC. $130.000. FREEDOM OF CHOICE IN REALTVIN . 4 bedroom 2 bath Quad-level. lam. room/FP. roil- INVESTORS , ' .. HOUSING A mini-mall. owner retirlld. :rt ing 10acres, splillable. $129.900. 348-3044 't. Good tenants. land contract Make An Investment VACANT PROPERTY TO BUILD: okay. Call Irene. Alder Really ~, TOWNSHIP HOMES In Your Own Future ~1> 3 bedroom 2'12 bath Ranch. fam. mom in w/o BRIGHTON TWP.-Clark Lake priVilege lot across (SI7)546-6670. ~ • I 0( , • bsmt •• sm. barn. Ig. 2nd garage $89.900. OllNG Minimum Investment from park lot. Gas. electric available. Howell ------:-r:--- • 3 bedroom Ranch, breakfast nook. finished bsmt. REAL ESTATE INC. - Ma~imum Living schools. Land Contract offered. asking $12.000. t w/bar. $65.000. . 037 Real Estate Wanted. ~ 201 S. Lafayette • 4 bedroom 2'h bath custom Quad. fam. room/FP. TOMORROW'S DREAM IS HERETODAY REDUCED-Brighton Twp. 11.5 acres on Pleasant A Bargain. Cash for exi's,ling ., breakfast noon, 'h acre. $82,900. l.!!J Valley Road. Great location. Call for more info. land COntractsor Mortli~gi!s. 4 bedroom 1'h Story home. dining room. rec. 437 n2056 GLOBAL HOMES Highest Dollars· Lowest dis- room. 2·plus FP, bsmt. $44,900. - 2~ 1 .. (313)&&9·9030 29 ACRES on N. Territorial Rd. Spliltable, near x· count. Perry Realty. (313(-1"78- 3 bedroom RanCh. living room/FP. laundry 1st ways. small woods. and 20 acres cultivated. Ask· 7640. ' , floor, breezeway to garage. $62,900. WALKOUT RANCH/2.5 ACRES Ask for Diane carola or Kris Ing $74,500.with land contract terms. Hurry. CASH for your land contract. Sharp 3 bedroom home, '2 baths. Florida room, (517)546-7657. . I IN TOWN-SOUTH LYON partially finished walkout, woodburner heats ,- 4 bedroom. 1'12bath Farm house. din. room, above home. garage accomodates van or camper, ground pool. $47,200. workshop, deCk, horses allowed. $74,900. 3 bedroom, 1'12 bath 1'12 story home, IIb./study. dming room. covered porCh. $55,900. RANCH IN SOUTH LYON ANNOUNCING THE Fairway Trails & f' 3 bedroom Farm house, sitting area. 1st fioor, 3 bedroom, family room, fireplace. full basement, BRIGHTON laundry. formal dining room. $43,500. garage, all in newer SUb.$65,500. OPENING OF Woodlake Village .', (1 Mile Southwest Of 1:96 And US·23) • WIXOM SUPER COLONIAL 10ACRES FINANCING PLANS ARE AVAILABLE 3 bedroom Ranch. fam. room. hb/study. good ac- 3 or 4 bedroom low maintenance home. profes- cess to x-way. $54,900. sionally landscaped and decorated on private Fairway Trails FIXED RATE MORTGAGES CENTURY 21 road, lake. large heated barn. Family room. wood. V.A.-F.H.A.-CONVENTIONAL HARTFORDSOUT~WEST burner. wet bar, mud room, 1st floor laundry, 5 .M.S.H.D.A. 9'1.Yt FIXED 20 YEARS 22454 Pontiac Trail doorwalls opening onto decks and pallo overlook 437-4111 lake. $175.000. SUBDIVISION #4 Final phase. 65 lots available. Reservalons now being ar.cepted for the lot and the home ~ of your choice. SSI •• lOT -. , .- . ~~~ ~, ." ~' .. '- ' .: us.•• lOT '" '",..,;~ 2x8 ExteriofWalle ~ t'... ~ R-24SIdewall, ' SST.DOO • lOT - '.. II!J" Me cetllflGS ii'" HIGh energy gatnwIndows ~~ INCLUOIS:"~~, t-bitM. ~" ~t fjf. ~ efIlcIent h/mIC •. --lk,IAnJ. l13tU1#L; .,...... atAlg.,,,,. ~~ jj' Insulated foundatIOn (J lsuILDERS.INC BUY NOW·BUllD LATERI Lota also ayallabie for ADLER U HOIlI if Must 810n before HO'. 15 I~~,; purchase on ahort term land contract. QUA TV. ESTV...WE BUILT OUR REPUTATION ON--IT' "FOR THE QUALITY YOU DEMAND" ,'. > ~ HOMES IN~. __ -For Information Call Foran appointment call (313)632-7880or (313)971·7300or Stop In '(5) e: Monday.Friday9:00a.m. to 7.00p.m., Saturday & Sunday 1p.m.oSp.m. or anytime by appointment 4.... 0 OFFICE (313)632-6222or '.' 11526Highland Rd. (M·59) Hartland, MI48029 ." 9500Highland Rd. (M.S9) P.O. Box 117, Hartland;MI 48029 MODEL (313)229-6559 .. " 1 mile East of US 23 an , I &-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-·Wednesday, OCtober 23,198& REACH OVER 165,000POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS EVERY WEDNESDAY AND 136,000EVERY MONDAY . . DEADLINE DEAOUHE IS FRIDAY IS FtUDAY AT3:30P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY ATI:.' .... UVingston County Phone 227-4436 or 548-2570 Oakland County 437-4133,348-3022,685-8705 or 669-2121 Wayne County 348-3022 WashteMw County 227-4436 ___ ..L- • _ Rubbish Removal Air Conditioning Brick, Block, Cement Carpet Cleaning Drywall Heating & Cooling landscaping Machinery Repair Painting & Decorating Alarm Service DELUXE carpet and LIVINGSTON Plastering/. SHREDDEDbark, cedar bark, ANYtrucking and light mOVing upholstery cleaning. Fall PROFESSIONALpamtlng, in- or hauling done with 12It. • 2 INGRATIA&SON Texture Company. Repairs, NORTHVILLE REFRIQ. topsoil, firewood. etc. call terior. exterior. Cheaper cleaning specials. Speciallz· remodeling, customizing. Pro- Landonscape Supply, CONSTRUCTION ton stake dump or pickup. I'll Aluminum CONSTRUCTION Ing In deep steam and SOilex· H£AnNQ I COOUNQ rates. call Rodney, (313)227. haul what your garbage man SpeCialiZingIn concrete lIat· fessional quality. (313)227. (313)227.7570. EQUIPMENT JOHN'S Alummum, licensed traction. Dry and wet 7325. 5738. won't. Roofers, remodelers. work. poured walls, bllck. upholstery cleaning. Please PAINTING. Inlerior. Good etc. O.K. Shed. garage, barn. contractor We do resldenllal block and lot grading. Ex- Specializing In REPAIR call, (313)348-6723. Electrical workmanship. dependable. tree removal. Hank Johnson's a'nd commercial work Free perIenced, reliable and 011Burner Service 5and & Gravel • All types & makes estimates and reasonable Reasonable rates. (313)873- Firewoods, since 1970.Phone reasonable. Commencal. in· DAN Hammon Electric. ·Bollers· Topsoil Peat .In shop facilities rates on alummum and vmyl Play Sand 3256. . __ persistently 7 days, 10a.m.• 8 dustnal and reSidential. free QURACLEAN Licensed contractor. Com- • Field service p.m.(313)349-3018. , __ sid109, gutters. tnm. storm estimates, call EnriCO, Central Air Condo Stone • All work guaranteed SMALL town palOter both In· w,ndows, Thermopane CARPET·FURNITURE mercial, resldenllal. Free terlor and exterior. Free (517)54&-5616. estimates. (313)437-3n5. Sales & service J.W.WRIGHT • Lowboy service available Septic Tank Service replacement wmdows, storm CLEANING • Reasonable rates with estImates. (313)349-0146.Ran· 55 years of expenence servmg ELECTRICIAN- licensed con- Carrier Dealer doors, awnmgs, enclosures. SUPPLY estimates MARVLang sanitallon, seph j custom made shutters. car· Ron's BRICK, BLOCK Any South Lyon, Novi, Milford, tractor. Qualily work. No job ~)'-'--' ------Iype. You name ,t I can do ,I. West Bloomfield. PontIac, 474-9044 48575Downing, Wixom, MI Pest Control cleaning, complete installa. ports, mobile home sklrtmg too small. (517)546-8412. lIOns, perk tests and repairs Insurance work welcome. 30 (313)227-4.:..:154c::.,--_ Lakesarea. ELECTRICIAN. licensed. NORTHVILLE RESIDENTIAL 349-5959 Free estimates. 13131349-7340. yeals experoence. Call Building & Remodeling Residential, commerCial.Free SNOWPLOWING Photography (313)47&-7244. _ (517)223-9336or (517)223-7168. COMMERCIAL estimates. Reasonable rates. 349·0880 1-320-1539 Patented dry foam method. DUMPTRUCKSERVICE Ask for Dave 24·houranswenng service. ADD THAT EXTAA LIVING (313)227-1550. Top SOil, gravel, dirt, beach Plano Tuning Sewing SPACE you always wanted. TrUCkmountor portable units. SIDING, all types. Storms. DON'TGETSTEAMED ELECTRICIANmaster. licens- Home Products sand.Firewood.Commerclal/· roofing. Licensed, msured. Let us show you how mexpen· ed. ReSidential. commercial, reSidential. Mike. (517)548- Maid Service Plastering Sewing Machine Repair slve It IS to Improve! Add,· CALLDURACLEAN 13131227-4157. ASKFORFALLSPECIALS! industrial. 13131878-2444. Home Maintenance 5059. tlons, kitchens, bathrooms, Miscellaneous PLASTERING and drywall. Sharpening Appliance Repair garages. decks, si(1lng, pole (313)363-8613 Engine Repair New, repair and textunng. Ex· barns'or any other type of 1m- cellent quality. Reasonable Insulation Snowplowing provemenl. licensed and In' Excavating Mobile Home Service rates.(313)669-4157. CHUCK sured. 13131227·1793 or Carpet Service AMERICANEnergy Managers. GREENVIEW APPLIANCESERVICE RAY'S Mobile Home Service. Plumbing (313)632.7642. CARPET. tile and Vinyl In- BACK hoe work. Dozing. Thermal Crete. cellulose and LAWN SNOWPLOWING.REMOVAL grating. Dump truck service. Furnace, air conditioning. In- ADDITIONS, basements, stallation, repairs. 15years ex· all other energy saving MAINTENANCE stallation, cleaning and repair. Commercial and residential. decks, Windowreplacements, perience. (313)227-4897. Septics, drainlields, sand, deVices. Licensed. Garanteed WE WORK WHEN gravel, fill dirt, top soli, crush- Doors. skirting, heat tapes. GALBRAITHPLUMBING Free estimates. (313)227-7859 remodeling and general 25%savings off your heat bill. Complete Lawn Licensed, insured. (313)227. or (313)227-5214. ed stone, etc. (313)227-7859or and HEATING .... YOU DON'T carpentry work. Licensed call now! Tax credits end 1985 Care 6723. All major appliances. 20years (313)227.5214. (313)227.2600. Licensed and IIIsured. No lob builder. 13131227·5340. B.SEOG Mowing,trimming, too big. too small or too far. 20 expenence. EXCELLENTroad gravel 22AA, INSULATION blanket or Moving Solat Energy (313)624-8840 CARPET SERVICE fertilizing, weedcontrol. years expenence. Electnc It costs no more $85. 10 yards deflvered. blown. Free estimates. aerifying.dethatchlng. sewer cleaning. Mobile Home Rug Binding 13131878-9174. Licensed and ,nsured. DOWNS Moving Company. C & J Solar Panels. Meetmg ... togElt and Repairs Service (313)437-3975. SAPUTO Appliance Repair. (313)227-4157. Local and state Wide. Licens· lodays energy needs inexpen· Ilrst class workmanship PaddIngavailable Fall Clean-Up Kenmore and Whirlpool and TRENCHING ·7 ed. (313)422.2288,(313)227- sively. Call(313)887-8343. FIRST PLACE WINNER 01 4588. all major appliances. two National Awards. 421-6550 4 • 18 in. footings and water Interior Decorating Snow Plowing 655-5330 Stereo Repair Guaranteed and Insured. HAMILTON has been lines dug. Block work lor Storage 13131624·9166 . _ sallslying customers for garages. houses and add.. Janitorial Services (313)348-0133 over 20years. lIOns. Also floors poured. PLUMBING Storm Windows Architectural Design You deal directly with the Catering (517)546-2117or (517)223-9616. CLASSIC Cleaning Corpora- Music Instruction lion. Residential and small of- Repair·Replacement ALUMINUM storm windows' owner. All work SCREENED topsoil. RadiO PIANO IOstruction. All ages~ and doors, also patio storm RESIDENTIALand Commer- guaranteed and com- CAPELLA'S Restaurant. fice cleaning, bonded. Modernization Cial deSign, home mspection dispatched trucks. TT&G Ex· all levels. Certified teacher. doors. Inside storms and petitively priced. American and italian CUisine. Fencing (313)437-4720. cavatmg.(517)546-3146. Electric SewerCleaning service. LIcensed archItect .FREE ESTIMATES 331 M-59. Howell. (517)546- Adrienne Awender. (313)229- storm panel inserts. Free andbUilder.(313)349-7818. landscaping 6146. . LONG estimates. Howell Solar C<>m- ·Designs 6461l. Floor Service ·Addillons • Kitchens PLUMBING pany.(517)546-1673. Attorney's ·Porch • Enclosures. Ceramic TIle etc. Furniture Refinishing MUSIC LESSONS AND' Telephone Installation 20 years expenence. Former ALL ceramic tile expertly SOD Piano-Organ FANCY BATH SOS PHONE SERVICE. chief prosecutor. All ac· HAMILTON done. Newand repair. licens- COUNTRY HILL FURNITURE ALL LAWN MOWING Blue Gra5S cidents, drunk droving. ed. (313)227-n54, (313)474. repaIr and refinishing. Stripp- Dethatchlng. Aerating, Strings-Wind BOUTIQUE Business electronic systems divorce. Oakiand/llvmgston. Custom 0008. ing. 3123 Millord Road, Tree & Shrub Trimming. Blend Servingthe area Installed. Residential lacks. New home prewire our Robert E. Mccall. Milford BOB'S CERAMIC TILE Will Milford, (313)585-2264. Clean-ups.Reasonable. 349·0580 since 1949 (3~3}~-S777. 'NaUsd lake Remodeling {Pick-up or specialty. 13131478-0747. remodel bath or kitchen com- WE do furniture stnpping by rons LANDSCAPING Schnute Music Studio 190 E. Main Street (313)669-4449. Catl 559-5590... 24 HOUr! Deliver; plete. W,II repair or replace hand.(517)546-7784or 15171546- Slnce1954 437-117~ Northville Northville - 349-0073 Tree Service Asphalt tile. Free estimates. Call 8875. ALL remodeling and repairs 13131229-2529. DELGAUDIO We cut or remove trees, dead ALL Around Asphalt. Handyman SUZUKI plano lessons, now MARK'S Plumbing and Sewer or alive, sometimes free of from the smallest Jobto a com- Chimney Cleaning LEONARD'STREES avallalbeat the Gift Fiddler, by Cleaning. Free estimates. Dnveways and parking lots. plete bUilding. If you want ELECTRICAL.plumbing, pain' SOD FARM Charge.Call Landon Outdoor Freeesllmates. (313)231.2226. Lanscapedesign and installa- certllied instructor: Bonnie Reasonable rates. (313)227. Services13131227-7570. your lob done nght With no A-1 Service. All types tlng. mason and all home tion, large evergreen and 517 Mcintosh. Ages 3 to 10. 3459,(313)227-1681. delays, call Pntchard Con· masonary works. New and repair. After 5 p.m•• (517)54&- shade trees, patios, decks 13131349-9420. Trucking structlon (313)459-5486. repairs, roof leaks and 6452.(313)878-9810. and retaining walls. Licensed , 546-'3569 Pole Buildings ADORA Licensed and msured Withar- chimney cleanings. 13131227·HANDYMAN,carpentry. roof· nurseryman and builder. Office Equipment & DUMP truck service. Sand, chitectural service. 1325. ing, electrical, plumbing. ce- (313)231.1484. Services POST hole digging for pole gravel, fill dirt. top soil, crush- ASPHALT ADDITIONS, decks, new TOPSOIL, sand, gravel. lawn barns, fences, and wood ed stone, etc. (313)227.7859or ment, paintmg. (313)437-4834. LANDSCAPING. BrUSh hog gradmg, loader work. Bill homes, remodel, insurance decks. (313)437-1675. (313)227-5214,. SERVICES CIiIMNEY5-FIREPLACES ROB'S Repair. Plumbing, work. Land clearing. Ladd,15171223-892O.• Ornamental Iron Paving work. Licensed builder. Free BUlldll g and repair. insurance remodeling. welding, elec- Decorallve landscaping. Free Pool Service SAND and gravel, etc. Semor estimates. (517)546-0267. work. Also cleaning and in- tncal, windows, etc. Ask lor discount. (313)229-9747. Patching estimates. call after 4 p.m. Painting & Decorating ADDITIONS by American spection. State licensed, in- Rob,13131878-5864. 1517154&-5794. Pool Table Recovering SealCoating He[ltage Homes. Garages, sured. Northville Construc· Tutoring Landscapelies LANDSCAPE ATIENTION: Painting. wall remodeling, kitchens, baths. lion. Free estimates. (3131343- waShing, wood finishing. MIX Free Estimates custom bUilt homes. Call now 1036. SUPPLIES Refrigeration All WorkGuaranteed and match colors. Free TV & Radio Repair to beat the lall rush and wmter Keep SPECIAL .Screened TopSOil estimates. Years 01 ex- John Fleming weather. 15171548·3489, .Unscreened TopSOil Rentals (313)437-5500 Agriculture # 1 6Yds. TopSoil $55 perience. J. Dahlberg, Up.holstery (313)471-3660. 6Yds.Fill Dirt '42 .Peat (313)349-8545. D&R .sand All Types .cALL Smilhs. Quality work! CHIMNEYSWEEPS Support 6Yds.ScreenedTopSoil • '65 AM BRIGHTON - HOWELL Roofing & Siding 6Yds.Top Soil-Peat ..... '75 .Decorative Stone Sensible pncesl Huge fabric BURNS AND SONS ProfeSSional cleamng on all .Landscape Boulders painting. Quality work at _~ __Vo-AgIFFA!... - .. _·;1 ~. 150-50 Screened MlxturOl honest pnces! Twenty five ALLSTATERoofing. Commer· selectionl All types lurniture! types of woodburnmg umts. - ·Waoo Chips--' - -- cial, residential, mobile home. Free estimates! Pick up and • QUALITYBUILDER Chimney repairs and ac· 8Yds.WoodChips '99 years experience. call us for MICHIGAN 6Yds.ShreddedBark '99 .Shredded Bark Estimales. 13131348·5130, deUvery. La·Z·Boy special. LICENSEDANDINSURED cessones. Call Dan (313)437- ·Crushed Stone free esllmate: (313)449-4124. For free estimates on your ad- 6 Yds.Limeslone '89 (517)546-1271. labor$125.13131561-0992. ASPHALT 1279or Russ(313)437·9151. ·Dnveway Gravel dition. dormer, new home. • A1so llelmmng lG-12Yd. loads • 1-100 Yards Vacuum Cleaners PAVING garage,rool or Sidingcall. ALSODELIVERING PAINTING (313)426-3396 Sand. Ora'lIl. Stonll Prompt 7 Day Driveways, Parking D&R Delivery Interior-Exterior Wallpapering Mick White Trucking Serving Northville WALLPAPERING .STARR' Lots, etc. KITCHEN remodeling. CHIMNEYSWEEPS SAM and Judy SChendel,•• Area 18 Years Seal Coating cabinets and counter tops. Prolessional cleaning on all 348-3150 Reasonable Rates CONSTRUCTION wallpaper hanger and tile set· References. Tom Nelson. types of woodburning umts. R.G. Baggett (313)349-1558 ter. Call (517)546-2688.Senior Chimney repairs and ac- "All Work Guaranteed" (313)632.5135. 349-o~16 (313)451-0987 EXPERT****ROOFING cillzen rates. QUALITY bUild109 at the cessones. Call Dan (313)437- WALLPAPER installation. Free Estimates 1279or Russ13131437-9151. (OLD AND NEW) lowest pnces. Addillons, BILL JAMES SHINGLES Very reasonable. Experienc- garages. repairs, roofing. ed. Call Kathi(517)546-1751. TOPSOil - screened or HOT ASPHALT 887-4626 sidmg. cement and block THE Mad Haller. Fireplaces, A FallSpecialfrom B&W Pain- wood stoves, mserts. repairs, PLUMBING & HEATING 'unscreened, immedIate RUBBER BASE Wall Washing work. (313)437·1928. ting. Bedroom. $40. KitChenor relining. Insured. (517)546- delivery. (517)546-6825. ALUMINUM SIDING Residentiall Commercial bath, $30. call, (517)546-1762 Bulldozing 6358. WEED mowmg WIth brush TRIM & GUTTERS Water Conditioning STATEWIDE hog. Lots or acres. Free BobWirth. PAVING BULLDOZING,backhoe work, - FURNACES - BOILERS EXPERIENCED Painter. In· All Types Masonry WHITEWOLF estimates. Call 13131227·2851. Call Dan WATER conditioners. ·Bette;. Commercial sandand gravel. RadiOdlspat· - SERVICE - SALES Ask for Mane. terior and extenor, wallpaper. water Without salt and at les.,. Residential ched trucks. TT&G Ex· CHIMNEYSWEEPS Free estimates. Quality Work. (3131348-0733 Quality fireplace. wood stove, -INSTALLATION cost. (313)522-6942.Superior Parkmglots, dnveways. Big or cavaltng.(517)546-3146. call Steve.(517)546-8950. WaterSystems. small, we'll do them all. Free Insert and011 burner cleanmg. (313)437-4665 -All Major Brands- McKAY Painting. Excellent ALL siding and roofing. esllmates. Fast, Efficient, Economical Fletcher & work guaranteed by Christian Licensed. Free esllmates. Water Weed Control (313)887-9616 BAGGETT men who believe tn quality. Reasonble pnces. 15171546- Highland EXCAVATING Classes 25155Haggerty-Navi 476-2626 Rickard For free estimate, call 0267. Wedding Services Laudscape Supplies (313)632-6542. C. J. Roofing and SidlOg.Old Septic systems. NEEOyour room pamted?call roof specialist. (313)437-8m. Auto Glass Clean up & Hauling basements, bulldozing. , Open7Days Chapman Interior Paintmg. ROOFING,new or tear off. All .K&LVIDEO. gravel. driveway ALL types of clean up and Any size room, $40. (313)437. types siding, storms, etc. WEDDINGSVIDEOTAPED : Auto Repair culverts. parking lots hauling. CommerCial. • Peat, Topsoil, Bark, 7241. Licensed and IOsured. Free ReSidential, BUilders Clean Sand Gravel. PAINTING, intenor, extenor. estimates. References. Capture on tape that mos\ and sewers. Decorative Stone Up, Demolition and Concrete Dry wall repair. Quahty work, ~31227-4157. precIous moment 01 your life. removal. 13131227·7859, _:~ROOT'S (Immediate Delivery) to enjoy lor many years t9l111 NORTHVILLE reasonable rates, Iree FREE!! 349-0116 (313)227.5214. • Garden Supplies esllmates. Call Loren, com e . . ..' JUNK removal. IIghl hauling. II Absopure Water (313)349-2246. Underttood Inspection ~ EXCAVATING (313)229-5699 Reasonable rates. (313)349- • Softener Salt Radiatorsas low as $63.S5 8205. • Coal l,fetime warranty II SNOW PLOWING & REMOVAL QUALITY weddlnQ G & R Custom Bulldozing. WE pay dump fee. Senaordis- • Super K. Kerosene on our new counts. (313)229-9747. CONTRACTS AVAILABLE PAINTING photography done supnslOglt 30 mo.130,000 on Recores large or small dozer. Imlshed • Firewood BAGGETT ROOFING reasonably. Call Lovmg grading up 10 site balancing, II II II Propane Filling InstallationsStartingat Clock Repair BULLDOZING BACK FILLS INTERIOR - EXTERIOR Photography,9 a.m. to 9 p.m '11.15 cleanng. all your excavaltng AND SIDING CO. II BASEMENTS II DRIVEWAYS While You Walt GeneralRepairs needs 13131887-6418. WALLPAPERING Hot Asphalt BUlIt·up 13131449-2::..:1:::.:30:.:..,.-----c MachineShopService PONDDredging and Develop- Delivery Service II ROADS. STUMP REMOVAL Roofs, Shingle Rools. 437-8009 VIDEOWEDDINGS'! HAG'S RADIATOR menl. Turn swamp areas mto BY Aluminum Gutters and & * GRAVELITOPSOIL 0(( Done With quality and pnced ENGINE SERVICE useful Irllgallon or decorative Doors & Service 54001Grand River FRANK MURRAY Down Spouts. "WE WILL GLADL Y Aluminum Sldmg and nght. KlelOs Video Klasslcs ponds. EqUippedfor fast effl· New Hudson Neatness & Quality Work 313-227-253" MOVE THE EARTH Tnm L,censed & In- call (313)349-0002. clent work. Ron Sweet. Guaranteed (lOCallyownod (313)437.1727. Drywall FOR YOU" sured. 35 years ex· • &0 raled Top Grade Paint Applied penence. ------4 Cabinetry DRYWALL. Remodeling and FREE ESTIMATES Locksmith 24 yrs. Experience Window Wa~hing • textunng. Call alter 5 p.m. e_~'" Free Estimates with No Bands FreeeSllmates.(313)227-4961. 684.2707 ~ i·~·~ BURLEYLock & Key. Certified ObJlgation WINDOWwashmg. Industrial, Car Care HANGING. finishing. textur· Jim Root locksmith, keys made, locks commercial and reSIdential repaired. (313)~14 even- Low rates. Contact Paul at Basement Waterproofing 109 Arnold Fraley. (517)521. 17 Years Experience 313-437-5288 Carp~ntry 3221. ~g~and weekends. 13.!~)229-2530. • ~rlck. Block, Cement ANY type of carpenter work. I A-1quality Withguarantee and CEMENT! Dnveways, pallos, reasonable rates. call Don, Sidewalks, lootmgs. Removal ~17)223-8028 _ of old concrete. Reasonable rates Free estimates. U.S. Deporlment of Transportation 131~!?~7·'793or (313)632·764~ * BRAD CARTEFi* Paragon Installation CARPENTER Services, Inc. CUSTOM Specializing m FIREPLACES BASEMENT ( Announces An Introductory BRICK·BLOCK, CHIMNEY • , REPAIRS WlOter secure REC ROOMS CARPET SAL#E • • . basement 1Iiass block wtn· dows .* 352-0345 * In addition to the expert installation we have HUMBLEMASONRY • been providing to this community, we now CALLWAYNE offer a full line of Carpet and Padding. (313)348-6875 CUSTOMCARPENTRY 12 years expenence. Decks, Solid Plush b Cut & Loop CEMENT, masona;y~- quailly kitchens, recreation rooms, 50 colors 10 Year Warranty work Reasonable proces etc. No lob too small or large. 5YearWarranty a9.99 Free esllmates. Licensed. Reasonable prices. Free (517)~~l- __ ._. _ estimates LIcensed. 'S.99 Installed' Installed' HENRY Stamper and Sons. 1313~2840 Plush Cement and mason contrac· Advance Generation tors Cement work, block all.99 work, blOCkbasements, foun· datlons 35 years experIence. Installed' WECARRY IlarOIlN STOCK ODOHERTY In"nlDrYofPREMIUMSHINGLES: Gall15171546::.297~~_ _ _ . Low overhead enables US to oller Quality Carpet & CONSTRUCTION(517)54&-4121 Timberline, Sierra, Rustics, All Prices w. are d/strlbufers lor ' Free estimates. Pallos, Por· Professional Installation At A Fair Price Hallmarks, Fire·Halt 11, etc. Shown are Hunter-Douglas Siding DRINKING AND CEMENT,BRICK, ches, Garages,Remodeling. •All prices include carpel ~ urelhane pad Cash and Carry BLOCK AND ALL MASONRY Large lobs and all repairs, Call John Hoffman or Armand Magnelli DE~~ER Lee Wholesale Supply W.Acupt DRIVING CAN E~perlenced, Licensed & OiJiiIiTY' carpentry and IMured. Work myself. Fast at HOURS: 55965Grand River-New Hudson remodeflng. Licensed. Free Mon,thru Frl, 7:30.5 & ellclent. Free estlmales. estimates. Reasonablepllces. .1:E KILL A, FRIENDSHIR; ~ GOOdthrulOI30I85 Saturday1-12 437-6044 or 437-6054 • 304&0066 or S32·1302. ~~~7)~~~?:. _ 227-4897 ~ . 4ej1l Wednesday, October 23. 1ll85-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILL F RFr.nRn-NOVI NFWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-7·B ------1~ Ga~gel •• 037 Real Eatate Wanted 1M Apartments 069 Condominiums, III Office Space 101 Antiqu~s 101 Antiques 103 Garagel Rummage Sales 104 Household Goods For Rent Rummage Sales CASH for your land contracts. Townhouses For Rent ANTIQUE gold. cane and Check with us for your best For Rent POOR RICHARDS"antiques~ SQUARE oak table With large HARTLAND. Good clean boys smoked glass. Collee table FOWLERVILLE. Large 2 BRIGHTON. Office space for Open only" times a year. Fall ornate legs, and 5 leaves. 125 ALL GARAGE & RUMMAGE deal. (5171~1093 or (313)522· bedroom. Starting S300 a BRIGHTON. Brighton Valley and girls teenage clothes. and corner table. $85 for '2. lease. medical. dental and sale! October 26, arid 27. 11 years old. East Lake style SALE ADS PLACED IN New recurve bows. ice skates. (313)229-4460. • 6234. month. 11 month security Condominiums. 2 bedrooms. related health needs at the a.m. to 6 p.m. Refinished. square oak table. round oak THIS COLUMN MUST tires. sklis. All real cheap.A800 Iwant to buy your house. I will deposit. Security doors and 1Yl bath. range. dishwasher. Davis Health center. (313)229- recaned chairs. $49 each. table. old baker's cupboard. pay a lair market price II you START WITH THE CITY Brookside Drive (follow signs APPUANCE SALE!! : on sight manager. Call frost free refrigerator, central 2752. Beautiful oak bed, $115. many more antiques. primitive WHERE THE SALE ISTO will be flexible with terms. (5171223-8022. air, full basement with on Townley Road, off Old 23 GE deluxe electriC dryer. $139. I am a Manufacturers Library table, $75. Hossler kit- and collectible. Country Lane BE HELD. THE AD MUST soulh of Clyde), Thursday. Fri· (3131873-3824. FOWLERVILLE. Recently walkout. carport. Available chen cupboard, $240. Antique Sears 3 cycle electriC dryer. Representative and I would Antiques. 9925 Rusty Drive. 4 BE PRE·PAID AT ONE ~Saturday. $139. Sears deluxe electric , Iwould Ii::-ke'-:-to'""b"-u-y-a'""h""o-m-e-o-nredecorated 2 bedroom. near November 1. $485 per month. like to share my office and lamps. oak desk. sideboard. miles north of Brighton. off Utilities not Included. Call Lin· OF OUR OFFICESOR HOWELL'':';.~3:;;15~So=u:;:th:-W=al;:-nu;;;-t.dryer. S149. Lady Kenmore ... Sliver Lake. Call Dr. Carl cailln downtown. Appliances. 1m· secretary. We are located In hundreds of Items at aUrac· Old US·23. (313)229-2325.Open PLACED ON A MASTER • (313)437-8300. mediate occupancy. no pets. da alter 7 p.m. (419)471·9267. trive prices. U5-23 ex- October 26, Saturday from 9 deluxe washer, $169. New Hudson. on Grand River weekdays. by chance or ap- CHARGE OR VISA CARD. a.m. to 4 p.m. Furniture. Whirlpool 2 speed, 4 cycle S335 a month. Deposit. call NAPLES. 2 bedroom. 2 bath, near the Wixom exit. Please pressway to Clyde Road exit. pointment. Saturday and Sun- Iwould like to bUy a residen- books, clothing, washer. $129. Whirlpool 2 tial lot within city limits of alter 6 p.m. (517)223-3468. Florida Condo. Furnished. call 8 to 5 p.m. (313)437·1SSSor west 1 mile to Parshallvllle day 10 a.m, to 6 p.m. with pool. on goll course BRIGHTON moving sale. 755 miscellaneous. Health Oc- speed, 3 cycle washer. $129. either Howell or Brighton. call (313)437·1556. road. north 1 mile. 8373 Par· Rickett. Friday. OCtober 25th. overlooking wild lIIe sanc· shallvllle. (313)632-6824. Visit 102 Auctions cupations Students of Sears 4 cycle washer. $99. anytime (517)372·9590. MILFORD downtown office l' a.m. Baby clothes (girls). America. Free delivery on ground level. tuary. 4 miles to downtown sulle. 825sq. ft. Parking, heat. Cider Mill. WOULD like 3 to 5 acres va· ALPINE and GIJII. Seasonal or monthly TIM NA=RH""I""A7':U:;;C~T;;;;IO~N;;:E;:;ER;;-;;&Shopsmlth (best oller). sklls. HAR'=Ti"LA""N:-;'D=.--:M~o:-v-'-ln-g=--::-sa::-;l=-e.Livingston County seryice cant residential properly In 13131685-2203. rental. (313)34&-0733...... ASSOCIATES. For your auc- bOOts. tires, new stemware Thursday 24. 10 to 5 p.m. M·59 area only. All guaranteed. Northville. Plymoulh or Novl APARTMENTS NEWLY remodeled 1,100 sq. tion. call us for complete auc- set. lots of household items. to Bullard Road. 2600 Sun Ter- Larry's Appliance (517)223- areas. Wooded 101preferred. NORTHVILLE, Highland It. olllce or retail space In tion service. (313)266-6474. 8106. In the heart of Oakland Lakes. 3' bedroom, lYl baths. The BRIGHTON. Shed sale. Sun- race. call Rob or Sally, (313)348- Howell. Immediate occupan- Byron. day, October 27th. 1 to 2:30. at 8055. County's recreational lakeview. finished basement. cy. (313)25>4000. HOWELL yard sale. Some fur· private patio. $790 per month. Flying Pig Football Shed behind Hawkln nlture. small appliances. BUNK beds. Maple finish. With area - 2 bedroom Schools. Miscellaneous foot· mattresses. Good condillOn. apartments available References needed. Security 082 Vacation Rentals clothes. toys and games. will land In JERRY DUNCAN'S ball. cheerleading equipment Saturday. Sunday. Monday. Sloo. Double dresser. $50. immediately. Cable, Sr. deposit. (313)348-7286 even- ings. FLORIDA Keys. 2 bedrooms. Milford, Oct. 25 AUCTIONEERING and new Brighton sweatsuits. October 26. 27. 28. 9:30 10 4. Twin size maUress set. $50. ~. FOR RENT citizen discount. Next 1Yl baths. fully furnished, on SERVICE BRIGHTON. Brandywine Sub. 3026 Atwood, oil E Grand call (313)437-8743. to Alpine Valley Ski 070 Mobile Homes ocean. Call (313)349-4939. Come in and enjoy our 5021 Klerstan. October 26. 8 River. BEDROOM set. 5 Piece. but- Lodge on M-59 in For Rent unique line of country Farm, Estate, a.m. to 6 p.m. Pleasant Valley HOWELL. Bazaar for Eastern ternut. contemporary. Good Milford. \ 084 Land For Rent foik arl. painled fur- Household. Antique, to Brand~lne to Klerstan. condition, $350. Call (313)349- FOWLERVILLE. Lot 24. Mobile Star. Thursday. October 31st. 061 Houses For Rent nUure, fubric art and Miscellaneous. BRIGHTON. Antiques. collec- 10 tll 3. Howell Masonic Tem- 3339 alter 8 p.m. home for sale. Excellent con- 088 Storage Space colfectib/es. tibles. depression glass, BillGHTON 2 bedroom home. 887-4021 dition. Reasonable. (313)223- 437-9175 or 437-9104 ple. 410W. Grand River. BASSETT Crib. dark finish, For Rent crocks and jugs. lunque. mattress. Playpen. Pels considered. No vendor 3362. HOWELL. 2201 Clyde Road. payments. References re- HOWELL. Applicallons are be- Flying Pig tools. stereo. other articles near Fisher. Saturday only. Negoliable. (313)348-9422. BRIGHTON. 800sq. It. storage too numerous to mention. Fri· quired. First/last monlh rent. Ing accepted for 2 bedroom 072 Mobile Home Sites area. Garage door. heated. Everything hall price! BABY miscellaneous. Change - plus security. $340per month. apartments at Quail Creek. For Rent COUNTRY day. October 25 and saturday. table. Port·a·crlb. swing. $125.(313)227-9973. Artworks October 26 beginning at9 a.m. HOWELL/Brighton area. Mov- Terry Kniss. (313)227-2200or Call for appointment (517)~ AUCTION Ing sale, entire contents. Oc- clothes. car seat. (517)546- (517)546-1604. 3733. CHOICE lot available. Adult FALL and Winter storage. 453N. Main 1850 Odyssey. across from 0374. Motorcyles. cars. boats and (Door oil Commerce) TOOLS.HOUsEHoLD Hyne Road airport. tober 26. 27. 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. BRIGHTON. 3 bedrooms on HARTLAND - Rolling Hills - section. Cedar River Park. 1358 Elmhurst loff Hughes COLLECTION of Royal Fowlerville. (517)223-8500. furniture. (313)437-5357. Milford " MACHINERY BRIGHTON. Friday, October Grand River. Olllce or living. 1964 Energy-ellicient 3 5IillO North Territorial 11*. Road on Lake Chemung). Doulton figurines and Vene- • $425per montli. (313)227-2628. bedroom home on wooded lot. 089 Wanted To Rent Dexter.Michigan. TakeU S 23 25. Saturday, 26, 9 10 5. 5837 Drastically reduced. tian glass to be sold. Private 313-685-3818 Felske Drive. 9 a.m. 10 5 p.m. Aller 5 p.m. 1.700 square feet. dramallc. COACHMANS COVE 10 Te",lorlll Road Ihen west HOWELL. Wednesday party. (313)229-5421. FAMILY looking for 3 bedroom (313)229-2251. sophisticated. with stunning A beauUfulmoblle home com- TueS.-Sat. 10:00-3:30 betweenZeebandMaSI BRIGHTON. Garage sale. Oc- through Saturday. 9 until dark. COMMUNITY sllverplate flat- farm or house to rent In Saturday.October lS.1885 FOWLERVILLE area., 2 cathedral ceiling. Plenty of munity on BIg Pottage Lake. I tober 23. 24. 25. from 9 to 3970 Brighton road. New cof- ware. Service for 8. Save $400. Concreteslreeta& naturalgas. Hartland schools. (3131887- At11:GO bedroom home. family room. storage, 2 baths, microwave, 4 pm. 11343Buno Road. fee pot. roll away bed. radio, (313)229-5421. regular& doublewldes.3 miles 9562...... LeslerBritton fireplace. 3Yl acres. garage. dishwasher. crawl space. N.oIl-114.15mlnulesW.01 Ann BroilsWeldIng BRIGHTON. Friday 12 to 6. stereo. queen size bed. dining STOCK Exchange Antique COUCH. 82 In. long. Good References. no pets. $425per m.ooo. or rent with buy option Arbor. '125parmonth. Braun & Helmer Saturday and Sunday. 10 to 5. table • chairs and buffett. condition. (313)687-5752. month. plus securiJy. 1313187S- at $750 per month. (313)229- LEASE/OPTION. Shop. 1156Hacker Road. bet· AuctionSarvlce Tools. tractors. freezer. and clearance on all 2567. 517-596-2936 Midwest company seeks ween M-59 and Old Grand Lloyd R. Braun. CAI. Ann Ar· miscellaneous. 7500 Hamburg other items. COUCH and loveseat. navy 31n. Town and Counlry of Pin- print. 6 months old. $325. ckney. lease option homes for Its River. Open dailr' 12 to 6. bor. 313-665-9646. Jerry L Rd. No early birds. HOWELL. Choice lot available. Helmer. CAI. Saline. 313-994- HOWELL. Garage Sale, 455 (313)227-9911. • employees and partners. General line 0 antiques. east Marr road. Saturday 26. HOWELL. Cozy 2 bedroom GRAND PLAZA Oak Crest Mobile Home Please call: (313)231-3679. (313)227.7912. 6309 counlry home. Reasonable 27. COUCH. velvet. loveseat and Village. (517)546-3075. chair. $100. 3 piece childrens rent to farm-orlented adultls). APARTMENTS HOWELL. Mobile home site SINGLE father needs 2 HARTLAND. A garage sale. bedroom set. $60. Queen mat- Prefer retirees or someone 1461Old U5-23' Yl mile south tress. $25. Kitchen set •• $25. available daily. Send reply and IN HOWELL for rent. Fairlane Estates. bedroom apartment. or mobile FREE of M-59' October 24 - 27, (313)878-&29. reference to P.O. Box 422. Rentals trom $313 . (517)546-1450. home by December 1. Not • over $400per month. Excellent MOVING AUCTION 9:30 a.m. to dark. . Howell. MI48843. Includes heat. water. GARAGE SALE Comtemporary table. 42 in. 074 Living Quarters references. Call (313)42$01620. LYON township. 1,10ving and round, brass trimmed, 2 HOWELL. Small. 1 bedroom. Sat., Oct. 26, 7 p.m. carpet.. drapes. To Share WORKING couple with 3 KITS! garage sale. October 24. and leaves. 4 Matching chairs on large yard, outbuilding. $325 range, refrigerator. ASK ABOUT YOURS WHEN 25. 10 a m. to 6 p.m. 54800 9 BRIGHTON. Seeking adult to children. good references. Ornate hand carved queen size casters with upholstered monthly Includes utililles ex- garbage disposal. YOU PLACE YOUR Mile Road. east of Curne cept telephone. (517)548-3810. d h need 3 - 4 bedroom house In bedroom sUite. davenport. seats. cane backs. Perfect clubhous~. and share nicer 4 be room" ome Country. (313)437-4280. loveseats. chairS. hide-a-bed. end GARAGE SALE AD IN Road. condition. Originally $1.800. on ail sports lake, Lake THE GREEN SHEET HOWELL. Beautllul3 bedroom pool. No pets. Open- tables. 19" & 25" color TV·s. 21" & MILFORD moving sale. 3007 asking $650. Oak pedestal home In country. cathedral Chemung. $225 a month In- WANTED to rent for retired (You must pick up your kit at Ravlnewood Drive East. Lake ed 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. cludes utilllles. First and last couple. Small 2 - 3 bedroom. portable B.W. TV·s. baby bed. table. 421n. round. Kitchen ap- ceiling in living room. full your local newspaper office Sherwood Subdivision. pliances. Dog house •. basement. 2 full baths. $700 Closed Tuesday. months security deposit. Brighton. South Lyon area. HI chair. porcelain top tables. cedar chest. bamboo during normal business table. humidifier. microwave. elec. stove. luggage. Miscellaneous household Miscellaneous. (313)684-2087. 'per month. references. References required. Call bet· (313)231·2058alter 6. hours.) items. loveseat. picnic table. (517) 546-m3 ween 5 and 7 p.m. (517)~ Webcor record player. Phllco HIFI console. typewriter. DRESSERS. Sears. white. ,deposit required. (517)546- r Shetland couhtertop disbller. Bonnet. One 4 drawer and one 4942. 4202ask for Dave. drapes. fans. toys. lamps. Kirby vac. glassware. kitchen ware. shop vac. mag wheels. BB guns. IIShing eqUip. Thur~. October 24,9 to 4. 9 drawer with mirror. S3OO. call HARTLAND school district. 4 NORTHVILLE. $425. Large 1 bedroom apartment. bicycles. 12 ga. shot gun. 410 shot gun, SuzukI RM12~ NOVI Presbyterian Church (313)229-4726. • bedroom. Only a reliable party (needs work), Yamaha 80 Igood condl\lon). boys Rummage Sale. October 25. DINING room table and 4 need apply. Call (313)227-1423. downtown treed lot with stream. (313)478-8282. clothing. size 8-uP. much more unlisted. 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. October 26. chairs. Pecan finish. Excellent :HOWELL. Low monthly rent In 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. 44400 West 10 PROFESSIONAL writer seeks TERMS: cash or check With proper 1.0. Not responSIble condition. $200. call alter 6 trade for repairs for IIrst 4 101 Antiques for aCCidents sale day or goods alter sold. Moved Irom Mile. p.m. (313)229-4182. months. 13131669-9123. 1 or 2 bedroom apartment In Northville or Plymouth. call Whitmore Lake for Convenience. NORTHVILLE Commons Sub- DINING set. table, 3 leaves. HOWELL south. 6 miles west ANN Arbor Antiques Market, division. west of Haggerty. Martha at (313)591-2300,ext. Sunday. October 20. 5055 032875 OLD 23 (Exit 67 off 23) pads, 6 chairs. China cabinet of Brighton. 3 bedroom Col- south of6 Mile off Winchester. and buffet. $550. call (313)229- 313,9to 5 or (313)271-8218al1er Saline-Ann Arbor Road, Exit Im'8id8LeMar, Owner Ray Egnash, Auctioneer onial, with 2 car garage. $725 6. 16415 SuUer's Lane Court. 7671al1er2:30. per month. FOWLERVILLE. Working 175 off 1-94. 300 dealera, Thursday, Friday and satur- PINCKNEY. $350 Includes roommete needed to share everything gueranteed. 5 a.m. (313) 632-6591 (517) 223-8707 or" 548-7496 day, 9 to 5. Freezer. garden DOUBLE bed. mattress. box utilities. Easy shopping. large 2 bedroom mobile home. -4p.m.1I "The Auction People equipment, clay pots. lots of sprlng, frame, white head- '3 bedroom split levsl. $825per board. $150. Sold separetely. month or will consider option Senior citizens welcome. $200 per month includes ANTIQUE furniture, glassware miscellaneous. (313)87S-9144. (313)887-8154. ,to buy. (313)229-8007 or utilities. (517)521-3523. and collectibles. Furniture NORTHVILLE Estate SubdivI- (517)546-9791. WHITE Lake Township. NOW NON-5moklng female wanted stripping by hand, stripper sion, 47245 Battleford. Thurs- ':j"~------~..I" LEASING. Lovely 2 bedroom to shsre my Brighton home. and supllles for sale. Brass day. 9 to 5. Exercise bike, ' WHOLESALE DIRECT •• LAKE CHEMUNG. 1 Bedroom apartments near all sports Days, (313)47&-1300.ask for door pulls. keyholes, locks. wood table. winter fackets TO YOU house. furnished, with lake lake and metro parks. Easy Ann. Evenings, (313)227-5287. knobs, etc. Come In and piUSmiscellaneous. Furnilure Wholesale access. $475 monthly plus country living from $410. The SOUTH LYON. Large beautiful browse. Wednesday thru Distributors of Michigan seil- new Alpine Apartments on M- saturday. 1 to 5 p.m. or ap- NORTHVILLE. Antiques. ,utllilles. Security deposit. call country home. $200plus share baby. miscellaneous. Lex- ing all new merchandise in alter 2 p.m. (313)521-5226. 59.(3131887-4021. utilities. (313)437·9602. pointment. (517)546·7784 orlglnat cartons. 2 piece mat- (517)546-8875.Lake Chemung Ington Commons Condos. B96 WHITMORE LAKE. 1 Room ef- tress sets. twin $58, full MILFORD Township, on 1 Oldies, 5255 E. Grand River. Yorktown Court. Thursday m. IIciency. Includes stove. 076 Industrial, through Sunday. queen $99, sofa-sleepers $\19, acre. Large country kltchen.-3 Howell.MI. ~~,-ESTATE AUCTION refrigerator, all utilities. $190 Commerlcal For Rent bedrooms. 2 fireplaces. 2Yl NORTHVILLE/Edenderry Hills bunk beds complete $88, 7 monthly. (313)455-1487. piece living rooms 'car'garage. lYl baths. porch. BRIGHTON. First class profes- NOTE' IF BAD WEATHER AUCTION TO BE HELD INSIOE subdIVision. 18450Fermanagh m;, pallo. Buill In appliances. sional building on Grand River NOW OPEN HOME. SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26TH, STARTING AT 11:00 Court. Friday and Saturday. decorator lamps from $\4.88, 5 carpellng and curtains, 'new HOWELL near Brighton Mall. From 500 Arts & Crafts Wing in A.M.-RAIN OR SHINE October 25 and 26. 10 to 6. piece wood dinettes $1!ill,1llOO furnace. Near expressway. up to 7.600 sq. ft. call Howell Adams Antique Mall Localed at 710 E. Grand R,ver. Howell. Across Irom Qullts. afghans. household pitS now $375. Kensington. camp Dearborn Town and Country (313)227- First Federal savings. NEER items. toys. Many decorator '. Now open to public, skip the and General Motors Proving PINE·TREE 1111. • Space Available ROBERT E. DUDLEY. AUcnO items. middleman. Dealers and In- • Grounds. By owner. Appoint- 51'7-546-5854 PHONE HOWELL (517)54&-3145 NOVI. Gas stove. washer, old \ stitutlonal sales welcome. ment only. $59,900. (313)685- APARTMENTS BRIGHTON. 2.500 sq. It. Light 201 E. Grand Rfver ANTIOUES& OLDIES MAHOGANY.DUNCANPHVFEOINING Name brands. Serta. etc. Industrial shop, Includes of- ROOMSUITE.w/DROPLEAFTABLE.EXPANDER.4 CHAIRS & bed. bar. odds and ends. 0683. Downtown Howell miscellaneous. Saturday. ,9451 Bl.1IaJo, Hamtramck, 1 L"rq<.: 1·2 bedrooms. from fice. Dorr Road and Grand BEVELLEDCHINACABINETW/3 GLASSDOORS.PERFECT8 ,block N. of Holbrook, 1 block, NEW HUDSON 2 bedroom $305 Heat. all appliances River. Lease $no per month. ANTIQUE cash register. $500 DAY. BRASSDOMEDCLOCK.Wooden OCCASIONALBENCH Sunday. 26111 Meadowbrook townhouse. lYl baths and MARBLELAMP.Two MahogonyEnd Tables. ROUNDDUNCAN (Meadowbrook and 11 Mile e. of Conant. 'nr.luded. Dishwasher. (517)548-3OBO. or best offer. (3131632-6456. HIGHLAND, 3720 Burwood .~875-1188 Mon. thru sat, 10tlI7 basement. $425 per month. c.omplcte carpeting. ex' PHYFE.MAHOGaNYTAeLE.PINE2 Door.Gins. K,lchenCabooel. Lane. 2 miles north of M-59.off Road). BRIGHTON/Howell. VACANT BEWITCHING you with spooky 2 WoodenSiorageCabmelS.Melal & WoodHumpedBackTrunk. '!18108 Telegraph. 2 bIockI S.of Security deposit required. ten':>r security doors. pool ollice space approximately savings during Milford's MId- Hickory Ridge Road. Anti- NORTHVILLE. 22328 Con- (313)229-8007or (313)437-4811. Platters MIXing Bowls. Post Cards. RecordS. Sliver Plate & Spoon. SMile. and club house. No pets. 1 1,000 sq. ft. Zoned Co2. In- night Madness. Friday. 0c- Wicker Rocker. Two Gas Irons. Pewter Pcs. BuSIS.RoseVIlle ques. dolls. furniture. Ben' nemara. east of Tall. south of Mon. thN sat 10-8, , month security depOSit Franklin fireplace. boys and 532-40lIO, STOCKBRIDGE. Pittsburgh 3 cludes new Merlin phone tober 25. 6 p.m. to ? The Vases. Tm. Razors. Celery. Candy. FrUit Milk atass & Pallero Nine Mile. Thursday. Friday. Sun. 12-5 bedroom house. attached system, commercial sign, am- Upstairs Shops, 342 North GlasS.MOTHERNATUREBROODERWIISENGLASS.PICTURES. girls clothes. like new: 10t04. • 14460Gratiot, 2 bIockI N of 7 garage for rent or buy land (517)546-7660 ple parking. Terms flexible. Main, Milford. (313)684-5432. Godey's Lady Pronl.Hog Gambles.Black Overlay(SIlver.OISh. woman's size 6 thru 10. NORTHVILLE. Priced home Mile, 521-3500, Mon. thN Green Glass Swan. Souven" Spoon. JACK HORNERPLATE. outerwear, skates. skits. girl's SI1., contract. Low land contract Diana Kaye Gentry (517)~ Antiques, collecllbles and sale at the residence of 10-8 terms. Call 15171565-3383. STEELYARO.SheelMUSIC.Sail Shakers.Chlldren'sNovels.Cook bike, motorcycle. lamps. 3260. country accents. Books.RedllashedPcs .CeramIc& G'assTOOlhplckHolaers.HOb- William Miron. 43600 6 Mile • 111l109Grand River, comer of household Items and much Road. Northville. Friday and OIkman,lI34-ellOO,Mon.thN 062 Lakefront House.s 065 Duplexes F~, Rent COHOCTAH. Large commer- .... 'W'_ .. _~.~ ..... nail & Thumbprint Glasses. Master Salt. ShoebOx lull ''''hnlatures. more. OCtober 24 to 26. Thurs- Brown Cro:kery Pitcher. Leyel Plane. Craie End AdvertiSing Saturday. OCtober 25. and 26. cial building for rent. call 1 day thru Saturday. 10to 5:30. sat,lOo7 • For Rent BRIGHTON downtown, 2 (517)546-5637. Labels.Kn,ghrs TemplarBell Buckle.5 Gallon2 ToneCrock.N,ne 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Featuring: 4575 Dixie Hwy., (3 miles W. of ~~- 4 HOWELL. October 24th thru HOWELL. 2 bedroom. Gas blocks from Mill Pond. 2 'DOWNTOWN HARTLAND. PockelKnives.plusMORE'li , oriental rugs. sterling, Telegraph), Waterford Twp., bedroom, no children. no HOUSEHOLO.Three Pc LIMED OAK BEDROOMSUITE·W/, 26th, 9:30 a.m. Chlldren's porcelain. oak rolltop desk. • Pontiac, 874-4121, Mon. thN heat. remodeled. $400 plus 4,000Sq. 11., light service area, •• ~_. !. /fI!f' • SINGLEBED.CHEST& DRESSER.Lamps.Arm Cha". AlumInum utilities. Employed only. No pets. (313)685-8251. 4 clothes, miscellaneous. 7110 formal dining room. wrought sat 10-8,Sun. 12-5 9x7 garage door opening. 8 11. Chairs.LIGHTBLUE. 2 CUSHION& LIGHTYELLOWCOUCHES Bergin Rd., south of M-59. pets. (511)349-7051. HOWELL. Modem 2 bedroom. ceiling. $1.500. Available ~ ~gRGRET ~nLLER 4 ZENITHB&W TV. SIngle Wooden Bed. 2 Door Melal Cab,nel. Iron porch furniture. riding PressureCooker·Mlxer.TUPPERWARE.BaskelS.CannISterSel west of Hacker. mower. tools. and much. Stove and refrigerator furnish- • December 1. (313)632-7111. 20 and 40 gal. fiSh tanks witli 064 Apartments ed. No pets. $390 per month. • cot;, TRY ~\ TIQUES4 Slep Slool. Evervday DIshes. PolS & Pans. SET S HOMER HOWELL. Lake Chemung much more-a complete house. FOWLERVILLE. Contractors LAUGHLIN"EGGSHELL"DINNERWAREGE Colleemaker DIN· area. Household and garden Dumouchelles (313)963-6255. stand and accessories. $100. For Rent (517)546-2876. dream. Run your business • • NEnE SET.CHAIRS goods. 648 Sunrise Park Drive. NEW HUDSON. Indoor 3 fami- Dining room table. 4 chairs. HARTLAND. 2 bedroom condo from your home In authentic SHOTGUNS& RIFLES 20 GA "COMPANION" 3' MAGNUM BRIGHTON Cove Apartments • Enolilh IAmerlAn 4 Friday and Saturday. 11a.m. to ly sale. October 25. 26. 27. $75. Dresser. $25. (313)227- now accepllng reservallons with garage. $425 per month. country atmosphere. Rent a • Anlfques In the • SHOTGUN.TWOITALIAN65 Caliber. CARCANO RIFLESWI· 1162. ClipS & Shells. MAUSER759 Caliber. R,lle WITH 95 ACTION 6p.m. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Corner of for 1 and 2 bedroom apart- (313)632-7331. , unique estate in grOWing • Counly lI.nner 4 DARK pine early American downtown area on Grand "OAISY",TRAILRIDERCORKGUN. 2 DR CAST IRON WOOD HIGHLAND. 2929Tes Drive. oil West Twelve Mile and ments from $355. Office hours: 067 Rooms For Rent • • STOVE- MORE' Duck Lake Road. Movangsale. Spalding. sailboat. furniture. bedroom furniture. 2 beds. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday thru River. 964 sq. ft. Gargage or • 31' N. Main St., Mlllord dresser and mirror. Excellent shop. 442 sq. 11. office area. 4 SoldHome. Everything must go!! Thurs- small appliances. houseware. (/,. Friday only. Phone (313)229- BRIGHTON. Mature person •• 1ues\-5at."-4(313)615-7716 • L. THELMA BANGHART, OWNER .. day24.9to? __ clothing. toys. condition. Will split. (313)229- J8m. only. $200a month. First mon- 784 sq. ft. residence. call 4 5015alter 5:30 p.m. (313)685-8251. NORTHVILLE/Novj multi- ths rent In advance. (313)229- ~ DINING room set: 4 chairs, 2 FOR lease or rent. 2 stores in ...... -.... family. Lexington Green Sub. 4267...... $200 BRIGHTON Baby ilems. toys. bOOks. kids carvers. hutch. table. Or. mini-mail. Good exposure. best offer. (517)223-3538. LEXINGTON MANOR location. Ask us their uses • 1 CHAIR CANING. Pressed and FARM AUCTION clothes and household Items. weaved. Call (313)878-9412 46037 Galway (west of Taft). DINING Set. Walnut. 4 1 BEDROOM FROM S300 FOWLERVILLE area. large. 1 small. call Irene. Alder 2 BEDROOM FROM $365 Bedroom. furnished for rent Realty 15171546-6670. after 5. SATURDAY. OCT. 26.1985-10 A,M. Friday. Saturday. 9 a.m. to Upholstered chairs. carie Pool and carpeting. Senior MACHINERY WILL BE SOLD AT 10:00 A.M. CAme 5 p.m. backs. Leaf. New. $251' with house privileges. HOWELL. steel building. 4.000 (313)349-1867. '- discounts. 151n223-3196. sq. ft. Large doors. Commer- COUNTRY FOLK ART WILL BE SOLD AFTER MACHINERYI Having decided PINCKNEY. 1903 Kingston. (313)229-7681 NORTHVILLE. Furnished clalloadng dock on W. Grand SHOW AND SALE to discontinue farming. Iwill sell the following farm Snowblower. trailer. sofa. DINETTE set. desk With mat- I room. Male non·smoker. River. Immediate occupancy. Monroe County machinery and livestock at the place located: 1\11 freezer. stereo. recliner. etc. ching night stand. 1920 china Rent $850 per month. (517)546- Fairgrounds miles east of U5-23 on Thompson road to Fenton Monday through Friday. 10 to hutch. sleeper sofa. All in ve[y THEGLEHS ~(3~13~)348-~=268=7'-'.~._;;::"'::;=;;;:_ 5285. Between U5-23 and road, then north 2 miles on Fenton road to Baldwin 5. good condition and good LiveInlovelywoodedareanear ROOM for rent In Fowlerville. 1-750nM-50 prices. (313)227-4692. - downlown Brighton Easy ac· call (313)632-7802In Hartland. HEATED truck. garage space. road then east on Baldwin road, 6 miles to Gale road, PINCKNEY area. Thursday Admission $1 then' north 1 mile Gale rood. Or south of Interstate through Sunday. OCtober 24 DARK Oak Mediterranean cess 1096 and23 EfficIency.1 SOUTH LYON, unfurnished. fenced yard space and ollices , on & 2 bedroom unllS wllh Information: 69 on M·15 to Goodrich. Michigan, then take Hegel through 27. Large variety 01 dresser with mirror. Best of· • for rent. Novi. Wixom area. (313)286-2370 spacious rooms. provale House privileges. washer. Please call (313)349-9396. road west lYl miles to Gale road, then south Yl mile items. m6 Pinckney Road. fer. (3131349-0853. balconies, IUlly carpaled. apo dryer, all utilities Included. on Gale to the Place: 9010 Gale rOld, Goodrich, between Reason and pllances.pool. $200 a month. (313)437-4988. HOWELL. Commercial. 700sq. ELECTRIC dryer. like new, DAVISBURG ANTIQUES casablanka. Furniture. baby $150. Microwave oven, less StutlngAtS370PwMontll . WALLED Lake area. Furnish- 11. Bath and kitchen, large MARKET. October 27. 4th Sun- Michigan J~~~etre:, Crlb (15ft. diameter, 14ft. tall,l,SOD bu. capacity) accessories, maternl!y parking lot, garage and ~~bm than year old, $200. Aller 4 22N727 ed, kitchen privileges, utilities day each month. Sprlnglleld· 18882ton Chevy TNck w/14' Metal Grain Rack clothes, winter jackets, much p.m. (313)229-5305. BRIGHTON area. 2 Bedroom, Included. S55 per week. storage building. S3SO per UVESTOCK Oaks Building. U5-23 to M-59 more. Excellent. ELECTRIC stove with storage S390. Excellent references and (313)85s-S161. month. (517)546-5260. to Ormond Road, north to Seiling the entire Merrow Beel Brood Cow Herd. 11 Crosbred Cows w/Calves at SIde Income. (313)698-3138 even- ~W~A:pL:::::LE~D~LA:;-;K:;;E:;/..N70y::;l-=a::re::-a.NOVI. Warehouse, fenced (Hereford and Simmental base): 8 Yearling Bred Hellers: 1 Registered Polled Hereford unit, brown, good condition. Davisburg Road, east to $75.(3131887-8480. Ings. Near 12 Oaks. Immediate DC- yard and office space for Andersonville Road, south Yl Bull (4 yrs. old). TRACTORS G . Wh I PINCKNEY garage sale. Fri- BRIGHTON. Lake front, sandy cupancy, with kitchen lease. (313)34&-8684. \ mile. Hours: 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Massey Ferguson No. 285Diesel (600Hrs.), like new; Massey Ferguson No. 35 as. ee day and Saturday. Waterbed. FRONT paneled executive FREEADMISSION. children's clothes. toys and desk. S3S0. (313)231·9183. beach, new 1 bedroom apart· privileges. (313)624-0536. 078 Buildings Halls Horse 8-165 Lawn Tractor w/42" mower deck. I MACHINERY much more. Off Dexter- FREEZER. 21 cu. ft. uprlght. ment, utilities Included. many 068 Foster Care For Rent 2 DINING room sets. 1 cher· extras. 12 monfh lease. $450 rywood, S3S0. 1 oak. $250. Pinckney, south of Excellent condition. $250. Massey :~~u:~~ R~:l: :~::;vra:~~~y w~f~~~s~~c:S°& ~~~e~~:~~~~dS~~:~~~ MacGregor. 9630 Stinchfield per month. (313)229-2613. IMMEDIATE opening for male HALL for rent. American ~t3)4~7-8715. ~~H~~ (313)229-6698. • Road. BRIGHTON. Unfurnished, 2 or female senior. Highest Legion Post 419. Pinckney, MI. ~e~g~~~r Oilver gear. Statewide gear); International 13 hoe gral~ drtll (g~ ~~~~~ FREE for hauling. TV Iii bedroom water front apart· reference for senior care. call call: (313187&-9522. Masse Ferguson No. 74. 4 bottom. 3 pt. hitch. 16" plOW;McCurdy ravlty gr ~dem Axle SOUTH LYON. 12098Crooked mahogany case. 5 ft. electric ,tch Lane. October 26and 27,9 to 5. ment. Newly decorated. $400 Bettina Nelson at T. L. Care SOUTH Lyon/Brighton. GRAND OPENING gear)' Ymco6 It. 3 pI. hitch diSC; Corsicana 5 It. 3 ~t.8 Bu~;.~0jI2}i~ltg:r~ "Spllt.II" freezer. These do not work. ROADS END ANTIQUES Flat~ Trailer: 6 It. 3 pt. hitch back blade; Post Ho e. 2lgwg~r~ Tier 48 It Hay'Conveyor 8 piece dining set, bedroom GE electric dryer, Sloo. GE per month, plus securit~ ..Co~ny.@7)~2698 Storage building for rent. set with king size headboard, ~'!!!§. ~II (313)397-8321. (313)437.g~ or (313)437-5764. and Wood Spliller on Rubber w/8 H.P I'nnme: ROlollller. ee ral. . electric washer. $100. Both In COLLEQ.TABLES PRIMITIVE ITEMS kitchen bOOth with table. excellent condillon. Large (6 section). Buller Churn. Grain Cradle 080 Office Spaca NOVEMBl:R 2, 1985 stereo. TV, tools, games, refrigerator with ice maker, For Rent 10a.m. t05p.m. SHOP TOOLS miscellaneous. $100.(313)231·1819. 7200 ARMSTRONG ROAD 12" Dewalt No. 790 Radial Arm Saw. Lmcoln "Ideal Arc" No 250 Arc Welder. Oxy· SOUTH LYON moving sale. GE double oven-range, sell BRIGHTON, downtown. 324W. HOWELL. MICH. Acetylene Welder: Homellte Super XL Chain Saw wlt6" Bar. Welding Cabmet. Step Lad· October 26. 27. 9 to 5. 12074 cleaning. avacO < p 8·B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednelday. October 23. 19M ._----- 104 Household Goods 105 Firewood 101 Mu.lcal In.trum.nts 117 Mlac.llaneou. 101 Lawn I Oard.n 111 Farm Product. 151 Hou •• hold P.t. 152 Horses& 118 Wood Stoves and Coal Car. and Equlpm.nt Equipment ELECTRIC typewriter and AKC male Golden Retreiver. 8 Gas rang;-;-;':;;t;!abie: LUDWIG 6 piece drum set With HAY and Straw, heavy bales. AIRTIGHT, Ilrebrick lined, AM. FirewOOd, coa( SuperK 5 Palste cymbals. No stands. stand. 5100 or best oller. weeks old, 5160. (313)68S-1014, china cabinet. sola. love seal. AAA peat. topsoil. bark, sand, Seed wheat, 1 year Irom cere wood stove and fireplace In' BLUE Clay, 10 yard loads kerosene, propane filling. (313)887-5725. 1~131685-~55:. . _ desk chair, waiting room Excellent condition. (3121227- gravel. decorative stone. Im- tifled. Tri-axle implement serl. Free delivery, II needed, (517)548-1017. Open 7 days. Fletcher & 4012. FISHER pool table. Full size'. mediate delivery. Open 7 trailer. (517)546-t~. AKC Labrador Retrievers. chal/s. lighted showcase. 5400. (3131227-5t85 BELGIAtrreglstereci-i8- month store counters, beds, bed Rickard Landscape Supplies, PIANO--Everell:- French S3OO. (313)887-9737. • days. Fletcher & Rickard Land· Four black and 4 yellow. HAY and straw. Second cut. ASHLEY and Eirtilwood blond gelding. Negative Cog. (railles. cOil springs. lawn (3131437-11009. counsel. Ivory keys. Excellent scape Supplies. (3131437.a009: (3131878-6878or (31318~~7 .. FRANKLIN stove wiih-'maglc ting, top quality. $2. Straw, stoves. Howlell Brothers. g.'-n.s,sho~s. (313ljl!~1!!71. mower and beauty shOp styl· ALL Blrch·or.cherry:ApPre~ . condition. 5575. Call (3131878- heat, 5150. (313)227·9890. ALL types 01 lall cleanups 51.25. Top quality 3rd cutting AKc·ieIIISTe I { •I Wednesday, October 23, 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-9oB • 152 Horses& 165Help Wanted General 165 Help Wlnted 1&5 Help Wlnted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wln!ed 165 Help Wlnted 165 Help Wlnted Equipment ARGENTINEarea. Stanmane BEST Western 01 Whitmore CASHIER.Expenence preler· DETAILER/Dralt Persons EXPERIENCED set up GRILL and counter Appllca, HOUSEKEEPINGaide, part· IN·home Service Field Coor· Nursang Home is 10 need 01 dlnator Part·tome posltoon ROGER TURNER LakeWillbe acr.eptmgappllca· red, but Will tram. Company Contract workers and lO·oll,ce operalor lor Brown and tlons now bemg taken, 11a m time. Call (313168>1400or app- part·lime diShwasher, part· lions lor maids and clerks, 30 benefits available. Ideal POSI' workers. Call(517)546-6570. Sharpe automatic screw 101pm. or call (313)349-3033.ly West Hickory Haven. 3310 Field superviSion 01 m·home TOPHUNTERINSTRUCTOR lime nurse aide. second Shift, service workers to prllvlde Has moved to Near Knob. to 40hours per week, $3.50per lion lor high school or college DIRECT care workers Work machlOe. Top wages and or (313)261-8037 West Commerce Road, part·time LPN, second shllt. hour. Applications Will be stUdents.Apply atOasis Truck benelots. (517)546-2546R' 0 Millord. home heallh aide, personal lormerly known as Colomal For more IOlormallon, call With handicapped and relard· GENERALshop labor. No ex· care and home making ·lier. takenon Thursday.October 24 Plaza. Hartland. lor openmgs ed adults In small group Screw Products, Inc.. 810 HOUSECleanersneeded Top Acres. Soutt, Lyon. Nowoller· Mondaythrough Fnday,9 a m pellence necessary. will tram vices to older adulls 10 Llv, 109: Lessons, tralOIOg,boar· between9 and 1I a.m. and 2 to at our Bnghton and Hartland home. Training prOVided Call FowlerStreet, Howell Good potenllal lor advance- pay. Must have own transpor· to 3p.l1l'.(313)73>7413. 4 p.m. at LIVingston Waltec, Ingston County RN or LPN ding. bUylOgand seiling For stores. (313)769-0n5. EXPERIENCED rough ment Apply 10 person bet· latoon. Part·tome, lull·tlme A rapidly growlOg southeasl 828 E Grand River, Howell. preferred With home care general IOlormallon please CLERICAL skills neede·d. DIRECTCare Aides needed to carpenters. top wages Full ween 9 a m. and 4 p m Mon· (3131349-1703 communoty and/or geroatric LIVIngstonCounty automobile EEO/AA. preler title company lime. (313)878-9976. day through Fnday at· 10810 • call mulll·service center IS seek· work with developmentally HOSTESSlor night shllt. App- experience. EOE. Send BABYSITTER,my home. 2 In· background but not disabled In a group hOmesel· EXPERIENCEDperson to milk Plaza Dnve. Whitmore Lake, ly 10 person Red Barn Steak 109 a qualified service lants. 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Own resume to Child and Family NEAR KNOB ... necessary. Send resume to: ling. 9~1I(313)437·5858. cows. Havehouse. plus Innge lust west 01 U5-23 and north House, 1140Pmckney Road, Services 01Michigan, Inc. Llv. manager. ThiS is an excellent transportation. Whitmore (313)437-9071 Box 2083, The Brighton Argus, DISHWASHER Part·tlme benehts. Need 3 relerences 011011.4·36 Howell Ingston County Field O'"ce, growth opportumty. Quallflca· Lake,(313)449-4022. 113 East Grand River, tlons: Auto body repair and evemngs. Students welcome. Call(517)546-0719. GIRL Froday.Must spell. type INSTALLER wanted. 3075EastGrand River, Howell, BARN help. Clean stalls two Bnghton, MI48116, Apply 10 person between 3 EXPERIENCEDcustomer ser· and be orgamzed.Onlygrowth Drapenes. verticals and mlm 1.4148843 Allenllon Edith Bar· service expenence. Profes· days per week. (313)437-6519 slonal. dependable. per· CLERICAL 'ull·time. entry and 6 p.m. Annoe's Pol, vice cordlnator needed onented apply. (517)548-1333 blinds Expenence helplul but rell,RN. SAWDUST sonable. Call Lynn/Penny, BABYSITTER needed My level posillon. Must be Howell. Duties to IOclude' phone con· GRINDERS needed • Novi not necessary. Apply at. INC;PECTORfor Ime quality DELIVERY home 10 Whitmore Lake.days. mature. well organozed and lact Withcustomers. and sales area. No experIence ShadyWorks(313)437·5577. (313)697-0934 October 24. between 9 and 11 DENTAL TechniCian. Ex· conlrol,n small manufactunng a.m. (517)546-7450 E.E.O./· (313)449-2784. possess excellent typmg (65 penenced In ceramic waxing representatives General necessary. 55 to start Ex· plant 1951EasyStreel. Walled A.A. BOOKKEEPER.Part·tlme, lull· wpm mmlmum), grammar and or melal hnishlOg 1\800)292· sales analYSISand typlOg Ap- cellent benellts. Overtime reo Lake.(313)669-4610 spelling skills Circulation and ply by mall With resume to ACCOUNTANT.3to 5 years of lime. Career opportunoly. 2700. qUlred Call TemperFormCor· mature mdlvldual. 5 years IlX' typeselling experience Personal Department. H'H porallOn at (313)349-5230bet· expenence In all phases 01 helpfUl. Excellent benefits. DIRECTORof Chnsllan educa· INTERVIEWER perlence mmimum Credit lion: Growing congregallon of Supply Incorp. PO Box 802. ween8 a m. and4 p m SAWDUST Accounting. College preler. Contact Ms. Lynn Mamaci NewHudson. 1.4148165. red. Send resume 10: background helplul. Ag· 1,000 plus members seeks HEATING Installer Full·tome We are seekmg a people JANITORIALHELP gresslve growmg company (313)229·5868between 9 a.m onented person to mtervlew PINE-POPLAR Kaleidoscope, 1265 Grand prolesslonally trained EXPERIENCED ChrIStian New constructoon Excellent Part-tIme 6.30am· 930 a m. • Pickup or delivered. can han· With great benehts. Call and5p.m. applicants 10 our Bnghton 0" OaksDnve. Howell, 48843. educator to oversee and cosmetologiSt.(313)227-6918. wages and benehts lanSing Monday through Fnday.at 9 die IOsldearena. (313)4n-8373 lor appomtment. area, (517)349·0770 Alter Ioce Call between 10and 3 lor AUTO parts counter person. develop comprehenSive CE EXERCISEand Sightseewhile Mile and Novi Road. Novi (517)546-2942ANYTIME COMEJOINOURSTAFF! 7 p m. (517)322·2161. an apppomtmenl. We are a large Metro BABYSIITER needed 10 my program With emphaSIS on dellvenng Ice locally. $375an $4.00an hour. Call 1(313)534. OR(517)546-6629 home. Located near Holly children and YOllth. Com· hour. (313)687·5503.. HOWELL preschool program Chevrolet dealership, on the PosItions available 10 the (313)227-1218 8830. Hills 10 Howell. Afternoon pellllve salary. Send resumes needssubstotuteteachersand grow. We are presently seek· Twelve Oaks Mall area. Look· EXPERIENCED malOtenance 109 an expenenced parts per· shllt. hours 2:40 p.m. to to: D.C.E. Search Commilloe. manWithtools and Iransporta· cfassroomaids (517)548-2100 11:40p.m. Two boys, ages 8 109 lor motlvat'ld person to First Presbylenan Church. 220 SAWDUST son. We oller an excellent pay work 10a.m. to 3:30p m. Must lion. P.O. Box 1227.Howell. 1.41 HOMEMAKERS/companions plan, lor the nght IndiVidual. and 5. Starling 10 November. East Main, Northville, MI. 48843. needed 10 Millard area To 1·20YARDS$7.50YARD Call belore 2.30 pm .•(517)546- havereliable transportallon. 48167. GM dealership experience a APPLYATHUDSON'S EXPERIENCEDRN or LPN lor work. 4 to 8 hours aday. 5 to 7 21·30YARDS$7.25YARD 1294 DISHWASHERS and 60 YARDSUP$6.50YARD must!! Contact SCaliHall: Gor· PACKAGEPICKUP lull·llme afternoon supervisor days a week. Will mtervlew DRYSAWDUSTEVERYTIME don Cheverlot, (313)427-6200. BABYSIITER needed 10 my 12OaksMall waitresses. lull lime. lor after· 10 212 bed. long term care and anent at your convlence noons. Apply In person: NEXTDAYDELIVERY Fowlerville home lor 3 young Novi.1.4148050 laclllly. Call lor an apPOint· Pleasecall (313)628-9797,9to 5 children 2 to 3 days a week. Bnghton Big Boy. LIVINGSTONCO.LUMBER PageKBS,Manager ment. (313)449-4431.An Equal pm. Must have expenence. DENTAL ASSistant 10 highly • (517)223-9090 ADORABLElillie girl, ~O mono OpportumtyEmployer relerences and transporta· or call mOllvated, busy prevenllve EDUCATINAL asslstanl HOMEMAKERSAND ths Old, needs warm. canng, tlon. (517)223-9368. practice. Expenence preler. creallve siller lor our South Kellermeyer Building wanted lor aCllve church 10 RETIREES BRIDGEPORTOperator. part· Services red. Full·llme and benehts. Broghton. Part·time poSition. DEPARTMENTSTORE SAWDUST Lyon home. Monday through Apply at Kenneth McDamel. HOUSEKEEPINGSTAFF Friday, 9 a m. to 5 p.m. Non- time. evenings or weekends. (313)559-1620 Experience deSired and Clean, by Iruckload. (313)978- (5171548-4111. E.O.E. 11499Highland Rd., Hartland. resume reqUired. (313)229- Part·tlme posillons avallabeIn 0858. smoker prelerred. (313)437· 1.41. the NoviMallarea,early morn· 6478. BRIGHTON-area.'-General - - - - 8561. clencal. Typing, bookeeping. CARRIER-needed lor one day DENTAL. asslstanl lor part· EXPERIENCEDnight waitress Ing hours. Ideal lor THREE quarter Arab mare. AITRACTIVE RECEPTIONIST. lime position. Expenence homemakersand rellrees Ex· Matured, dependable. Apply Must be neat. Good With week delivery. The Novi Apply at The Red Timbers. unregistered. CH. W.P. Great ligures and have own News, area 01 Londonberry, necessary. Send resume to: cellent working condltoons 10 person. The Cullmg Room, 40380 GrandRiver. Novi. lesson horse. 6 years. $500. transportation. Permanent Oaktreeand Valley Starr. Can· M. A. Wlezniak, DDS. 1221 CALL Purebred mare. 8 years. Great Brighton Mall. Byron Road. SUite 1, Howell. EXPERIENCED-generalolhce KELLERMEYER part·llme position. Dally p m. tact (313)349-3627. clerk. Must be a good Iyplst producer. 8 crosses to Ra- ACTIVITIEStherapist needed Entry level position lor recent 1.4148843. BUILDINGSERVICES lor a communotyIIvmg lacillty CONSTRUCTIONlead person. Walled Lake(313)669-1121. (313)559-1620 seyn. $5,000.Purebred weenl· high school grad or high Experience necessary. Call DENTAL Hygienist- lor -part. 10 Brighton. Servicing emo- FULL or pari.tlme help for DUlingBusmessHours 109 colt. Ch. Flashy. Must see. school student. Send resume Penny (517)546-7450Thursday. time position. Send resume to 51,500. (313)629-7214 or tionally ill adults. 20hours per too:'Box 454.Mlllord, 1.4148042. M. A Wlezniak. DOS. 1221 horse larm. (3131632-5336. E.O.E. week. ResponSibilities m· October 24 between 9 and 11 (313)227-n07. • (313)629-0998after 6p.m. BOOKKE-EPER With am.EEO/AA. Byron Road, SUite 1, Howell, THOROUGHBRED. 15.3 clude developmg and coor· Receivables, Payables. 1.4148843. FIITERS. Expenenced In con· HOMEMAKERS Good earn· dlnatmg an ongomg actiVities COUNTER help' needed. hands. 4 years. Well trained. Payroll experience. K & J, DIRECT'care slaline~ild lor veyors and automallon. WIX' lOgs Irom your home LTD In· program mcorporatlng and 1m· Mollvated person. Days and om area. Apply in person. ternatoonal(313)227·9213 Black.5900.(517)468-3613. (517)546-6570. group home located In plementlng client treatrr,enl evenings. Openings now (313)348-n60. WANTED:Cart lor horse. good available. Mlmmum wage to Millord. M.O.R.C. tralnlOg HAIR stylist. Expenenced, plans. Flexibility and ex· FAMILY Therapist: MSW, part·tome.good workmg con· conditiO!,.(~~~546-4369. penence prelerred. Call CIRCULATION start. Applications available at prelerred but not necessary. MILFORDTIMES 300 West Grand River. $4.30to start. (313)68>0182bet· CSW. required to do therapy. dltlons. Call Hair DeSigns 153 Farm Animals (313)227-2534.Monday' Fnday, groups and FLE. Experoenced (5171546-7119. 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Brighton. ween 10 and 2 Monday 313-685-7546 through Fnday. • prelerred. EEO/AA employer. CHICKENS, laymg hens. BOYS and' girls mterl;sted in COOK.-Mature p'erson,-home Send resume to Tony Wilgus, HECTOR& JIMMY'S roosters. guinea hens. ban· cooking, lor small group 01 DENTAL-hygienist: Position WANTED delivering the Northville CONTROLSdesiQiiers.-Rapid· Child and Family Services, lor expenenced or startlOg In' ISA SMASHHIT! tams.All lor 5100.(313)449-2201 Record on Wednesday after· Iy growing automation and semor citizens. Also, light 3075EastGrand River. Howell, persls~n!~y, _, "_, " noon. Call(313)349-3627. housekeeping 3 days a week. dlvldual in Bnghton 011Ice. special machmery manufac· (313)229-8191. 1.41.48843. Due to our busy openlOg, we manager trainees FRENCH Alpine bUCk. BUR R 0 UG H-S F'a rm s turer is lookmg lor expenenc· Millord.(313)685-7472. DIETARY AIDE. part·llme. FINANCIALsecrita,y. shor· need addillonal walters and Registered. 575or best oller. Restaurant IS now accepting ed controls designers. Must CERTiFIED-medical assistant thand 85wpm, typing 65wpm. waitresses lor day and even· Dommo's Pizza.a company that oilers a supenor pro- • (313)629-8590. applications lor lull·time line be lamlliar With hydraulic and or LPN. Must type. Ex· 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Call duct and service, IS looking lor enthUSiasticmanager (313)685-1400'or apply: West Associate degree in accoun· ing shifts. Expenenc!L IS GOATS. Pels, etc. (517)223- cook. Apply in person, Mon- pneumatic deSign also AlB· penence desired. Relerences ling desirable. Manufactunng heiplul. but an outgOing, tramees MODICONprogrammablecon· reqUired. Must bnng resume. Hickory HavenNurSingHome. Depending on expenenCe.the trainee could be a store 9200. day thru Fnday. between8and Iorm In Wixom area. Send Inendly personality IS most manager In 6 months Average starting pay IS '214.70a 4.Ask lor Steve.5341Bnghton trollers. Health and dental (313)666-1400. • 3310 West Commerce Road, JERSEYheiller.-Registered 3 Millord. Weekdays, 8:30 a.m. resume to: Box 2069, c/o The Important. We're haVinglun • week. based on regular and overtime compensation tor Road,Brighton. benehts are ollered. Please CLEANING-part.llme 'Iniiiili. South Lyon Herald, 101 N lOin us! Apply 10 person. an average 50 hour week year old. Bred Oclober 10. apply or send resume to: Tek· t.m. _ 5500.(313)634-4334. BABYSIITER wanted lor the ApprOXimately 6 hours a Lalayelle, South Lyon, MI' weekdays, 3 to 5 p.m. 780 Dommo's Pizza IS growing lasl. and we grow fr6m Matlk Inc.. 10470 Highland week. Apply P.O. Box 163, DIETARYAids. Full and part· 48178. North Millord Rd.. Millord. Within ThiSmeansthat managertrainees qUicklybecome RABBITS'.52 and $4. (313)887- Hartlandarea.3children: ages managers, and store managers soon :lecome Interested 2. 4 and 6. Part·tlme. (313)632- Road,Hartland.MI.48029. BloomloeldHills. MI.48013. time lor day and alternoon FIVE-demonstrators -needed across from Krogers. 4771. shilts. Apply In person Mon- m bigger things like Domino's PizzaIranchlses and area 5895. CAR'PENT-E'FiS;- Ito'use 600KS,- busperson:- second Immediately to show toys, HECTOR& JIMMY'S SIMMENTAL' cross"ed steers day through Friday. 9 to 5. dlstrobutorshlps ' BAKElfand prep cook person' roughers. Experienced, umon shilt. Experoence preferred, gilts and Chnstmas Items. ISA SMASHHIT! Applicants Wishing to be part of our growmg company and heilers~ Good 4·H club ~cale.(313)878-3694. . but Willtrain. Elias Brothers, .. Beverly Manor, 24500 must be at leasl 21years of age, enloy personal contact needed. Part·time to lull· time. MeadowbrookRoad,Novi, MI. Work your own hours. Free calls prospects. (517)54~285. 96 at Novi Road. Apply alter kit. No collecling, no deliver· Due to our busy openong.we With the public, possess the skills to do paperwork. For late afternoon and early preferably have fast food management expenenCe. and STEWING''hens: $.50 each. evenmg. Must be experienc· COOK!!!! ~~y.,!!. --_ .. - DIRECTcaresiall needed lor Ing. (313)231·9n4. need addltoonal walters and alive. (517)223-9383. CLF home in Gregory. Work have the deSire and stamina necessary to grow With our cd. Apply LiL' Chel Experienced breaklast cook fEM"AlE/male cashiers waitresses for day and even· company, Domlno's P,zza • SPINNERSReduction.Palr '01 Restaurant,Brighton, (313)227- wanted. Full·lime! Apply lIL' With developmentally dlsabl· wanted Immediately lor 109 shifts Expenence IS ed, experience heiplul but not e- 3 year old purebred Angora 5520. Chel Restaurant, Brighton. COOK store gas stallon 10 Pinckney, helplul, but an outgomg, goats. Excellent health anlj (313)227-5520. necessary.(313)498-2157.Mon· Michigan. Apply In person at: Inendly personality IS most Send resume to: BABYSiTTERneedin myNor- Part or lull·lIme. Some ex· day· Froday.between 10 a.m. mogair. -Must go together. 103 West MaIO, Pmckney Important. We're havmg lun • P.O. Box 1041 thville home on salurdays. penence prelerred but Will and2 p.m. Ask lor Garyor Lln' ~~9O!I~. (51?)223-9532~_ \313)349-2807evenings. CARPENTER. For kitchen Total. between 8 a.m and 10m us! Apply 10 person, work and lormlca. Creative train well orgamzed. Itexlble da. 4 p.m. Ask lor Gayel. weekdays, 3 to 5 p.m. 780 Fowlerville, M148836 154 Pet Supplies BABy$iTiER: 'Part·lime.- My person, Apply In person only, North Millord Rd.. Millard. ~i!.c.!len~~?l548-1~!lc_ ,. Darr AL hygilii\lStlor 2days home. Monday and Tuesday, MeXican Jones Restaurant, FULL orpart.l\me cook need- across Irom Krogers CHILDCARE,part·tlme 10 your per week. Must be proles" ed. Apply Pit Stop Lounge, II. AQUARIlJM'20gallon:'Aii at- 8:30to 5:30.(313)437·9525. 675 West Grand River, slonal, people-onented. en- 45701GrandRIVer.NOVl.- , •cesones and supplies, $50. BOOKKEEPER'and secreianai home lor girl 9 years, and boy "Brighton: ..+' .- - .-, - 5. PineVally Estatesarea. Call thusiastiC.Call(313)229-0740. (313)~~~ work In your home. Ex- FURNITURE--iiiover needed. --,"~"'{h, (313)231-24n. DiRECTcare" Slall~Subslltu'te DENTALreceptlomst and den- perience required. $6 per CAR porter cleanup person. No expenence necessary. CHOIR director wanted lor positions open ina community Must be 18.(313)227-4588. Ial assistant. Full·tlme or.part· hour. (313)437-9602, Energelic dependable, en· living lacllity lor emotionally III lime. Send resume to: P.O. BAGmachlneoperator. -si; Brighton church. Part·tlme thuslastic. Apply within. Tull FULL'or-part:time help need· poSition. Experience preler- adults. Should have fleXible !3E2t ~,,!i~ghlan~. 1.41~8031.. _ cond or third shilt. Startmgim- Kole, 2n3 E, Grand River. hours, experience and/or ed to work 10 sawmill. Novl. IELL~ red and resume required. mediately. $4 per hour plus Howell. • DMH training a plus. .Call (313)349-2359. • 155 Animsl Services (313)229-8561. , ------medical. Some overllme, DISHWASHERS (313)227·2534.Monday· Fnday, GROUP-hOme staflne-ed"l!d. ALL breed dog groomIOg. saturdays. Apply AWC Corp. CHILD careworkerS:- Ex· Immediateopemngs lor even- 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Millard area. All levels, shilts Reasonable rates. Call lor ap- 5976 Ford~urt. Br!g~ perience necessary. Ages 6 ing shift Monday thru Satur· [IENTAL assistant, part.llme. available. Qualifications· pOI~t'!!..~~.J~1~)~2!~9~... , BABYSIITER needed days in weeks to 12 years. State re- day. Apply within at the Coun· Energetic. enthusiasllc per· depending on postlon applied ;~~'CES100 my Stratford Villa home. No quires 18years or older. lillie lry Epicure Restaurant, 42050 son. Some experience prefer. for. Call lor application m· PUPPIEPAD housework required. Call £!l!d!!~!!.anch:(31~)~~.!:~, _ GrandRiver.Novi. red. Hartland.(313)632~nO. lormat~~n:-(313)684~64' Prolessional all breed dog (313)63>1356afteri. grooming. 19 years ex· BABYSiTTER wanted in my Light Industrial Workers perience. Reasonable. Bnghton home. 2children. 1 10 QUALITY CONTROL MANAGER Satislaction guaranteed. s~!!001.1313)227.7236after G.._ MECHANICS WANTED Must have experience with high volume. electro- Needed Immediately For (517)546-1459. mechanical products. SPC. and automotive BEITER AUTOPARTS Growing Chevrolet Dealership standards. Day Be Afternoon Shifts Is now accepting applications • Excellent Opportunity lor counter and driver MANUFACTURING/INDUSTRIAL • GM SChoolsAnllible Job Description: assembly,- packaging, • • posiitons. Experienced re- ENGINEER t EMPLOYMENT quired lor counter. Take ap- • Career Minded warehouse. sh.ipping & receiving. • Dellership Experience Wlnted (Not Necesllry) Thorough knowledge of tool design and produc· ,. plications to: 110 East Grand Temporary Assignments River. Brighton. • PlY Depends On Ability tion processing. Rapid advancement lor the right • Benefits-Blue CrOll, Plld VICItlons, Uniforms individual. • 18 years ot age & O\ler • Available for 8 hour shilts 165Help Wanted General BARTENDER. day shllt and Ask For JOE DICICCO PLASTIC MOLD BUILDER • Reliable transportation waitresses lor lunchens • Live In Brighton. Howell, Mlllord Area AITENTION wanted. Please call Frank or Service Manager Must be able to build molds from part prints. Bridget: (313)348-4404. Heavy emphasis on prototype molding. Call Monday thru Friday 7:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Are you tired 01struggling to BARNhelp wanted. Handling Ihe top 01 someone elses horses and cleaning stalls. TOOLMAKER busIOess. are you tired 01 (313)437~201. Dicl \ lOeB-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. October 23.1985 ------1. Help Wanted Sales 170 SituatIons Wanted 215 Campers. Trailers 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 111 BusIness I & Equipment Opportunities IN~TALLER for Windows and OPEN hiring. Individuals to PERSON to stay With elderly SinER needed In my home AAA. I am looking for 5 hard RESPONSIBLE mother of 5 year Old girl looking for perma· 1972LII-Hobo Travel Trailer. 19 • nsulatlon. Experienced work With developmentally couple all night. References . lor 2 girls. Prefer mature working people who want to LOU'S Pack - N - Ship. nent babysillmg lob. Have ft .. self conlamed. sleeps SIX. preferred. Full and part·tlme disabled an a group home set- Brighton area. (313l634-8184 woman With transportation. become nch and are Willing to Established store front shipp- references. (3t3)887·7928. Air and aWning. $2.000 firm. ·(517)S'4~J8. _. __ • , MARKETING ting. Need direct care alterS p.m. Afternoons. 30 hours per work 14 to 16 hours a day to ing business. Good potential. Call (313)229-9335after 6 p.m. workers. All shifts. Must be 18 PERSO'::N:::'-:'w""'"lt-'-h-n-urses'-ex- week.t313)684-1864. achieve It. Todays top earn· $30.000. (517)548-4212. wlLLdo babYsilllng:- Blighton SECRETARY area. 1 child In home.t313)227· OUTDOORSMAN -model years old. High School perience to care for elderly SECRETARIAL POSitiOn open Ings are an the dIrect sales OWNY-our own-Tean: 1906. . camper for short bed pickup. JOBS NOWI! Growing corporate office of Diploma. or GED required. man. Weekends. Bnghton at Long Plumbing Company nutrition industry. Free train· sportswear. ladies apparel. Like new. must see. $750. Mld·west·s largest computer College Degree preferred. area.t313l634-8184 after 5 p.m. for person seekmg part·lime Ing. commission. bonuses. fr- chlldrens. large size. com· (WEE)-Iwlm - youriWees or Immediate 40 hour posItions peripheral dlstnbutor needs , Salary $4.00 per hour to start. PART-TIME doctors o,iice-'-2 work. BaSIC secretarial skills lOges. If serious call: Larry binallon store. petlles. mater- wake your weeves. We R twee (517)546-0139. • available In Bnghton and experienced (3 to 5 years) self- Applications and interviews days. Knowledge and ex- required. A knowledge of the ~9il al (313)449-407024 hours. Rlty. accessones. Jordache. and lawn xperts. (517)548-1380 ror-up -carTijler~-Sleeps '4- Howell. Experience IS helpful. starter 10serve as secretary 10 on Wednesday. October 23. 9 perience of all phases helpful construcllon industry would AAA. I am looking for 5 hard Chic. Lee. LeVI. EZ Street. or (517)546-6236. Stove. heater. Ice box, Sink. All shilts available. marketing manager and hiS a.m. to 12 p.m. and 1 p.m. to 3 but not necessary. Send be desired but not necessary. working people who want to Izod. Esprit. Tomboy. Calvin ------..- $400 or best offer. (517)223- NOFEE department. TYPing. 60 p.m. Howell Recreation resume to: P.O. Box 103. Apply at Long Plumbing Com- become rich and are willing to Klein. Sergio Valente. Evan 175 Business & 3513after 5. 80NUSPLAN w.p.m .• shorthand and Center: 925 West Grand River. Milford. MiChigan 48042. pany. 190 E. Main Streel. Nor- work 14 to 16 hours a day to Picone. LIZ Claiborne. Professional Services 1959 scolty' traiiir:-Sieeps 3: Howell MI48843. thville. (313)349-0373. Equal (313)338-0402 orgaRlzatlonal skills reqUIred. PERSON over 18 to work With achieve it. Todays top earn- Members Only. Gasoline. Stove. furnace. pressure Opportunity Employer,,- __ ._ BOOKKEEPING servlces"IOr Send resume and salary OFFIcE Manager/Secretary. handicapped. part-time hours ings are in the direct sales Heallhtex. over 1000 others. water. Ice box. Easy to tow. SUPPLEMENTAL history In confidence to: Unique opportunily for SITTER needed. Afternoons. nutrition Industry. Free train· S13.3OOto S24.900 Inventory. your small bUSiness. Ex- Very good condillon. (313)227- in Hartland. (313)632-~~~ __ perienced. Carol (313)437-34~~ STAFFING.INC Lowry Computer Products. management and profit shar· possible SWitch to days in the Ing. commission. bonuses. fr- tralnmg. fixtures. grand open- 1722. Inc .• Alln: KPF. P.O. Box 519. Ing. Must type 70 wpm. take spring. Call before 2 p.m. Inges. If serious call: Larry Ing etc. Can open 15 days. Mr. DISC JOCKEYS. Experienced QUALITY CONTROL SELF·CONTAINED101T. The Temporary Help Brighton. MI48116 shorthand 90 wpm. Send (313)669-9184. Hage at (313)449-407024 hours. professionals from DNS. $40 INSPECTOR ~~9hlin (61~~15~. __ , camper. Needs minor repair. People resume 10 Novl Secretarial: TAimLEwoODSRestaurant CAREER opportunil;; for a-n!- per hour. (517)723-4635. S6OO. 1969 2 horse trailer. MENTAL HEALTH ~!..-390W!~tJ.l!.~!!! Road. ~O!l. We currently have poslhons IS getting even beller. We are bitlous indiViduals who must AX that rooITeTo"ie -Wiriter: Needs cosmetic surgery on JOBS for persons 55years 01 THERAPIST I. Posillon 10- available for quality control an· beginning a new menu featur- earn $30.000 to $50.000 per ALL NEW R&W Roofing. Good quality outSide only. S5OO. (313)629- year to repesent a 25 year old age or older Clerical. volves cnsls mtervenllon and spectors on our day shllt. ing fresh lobster and we need work. 5 year warranty. Call n14 or (313)6~ after 6 • water treatment company. To maintenance and general of· short·term psycotherapy with OCCUPATIONAL Previous expenence not more staff to implement It. MULTI-LEVEL (517)548-7535. p.m. arrange for confidential mter- lice work. Eligibility re- chlldrena and families 10 an necessary. but must be am- NOW HIRING line cooks. salad HOME typislledltor. -Ex. 1971-SkIPPY.18itiiaY'e1 trailer. THERAPISTS view. please call (313)698-9211 -qUlrements: Age 55 plus. low out.pallent setllng. MInimum bitiOUS .sell starter With ex· prep cooks. dishwashers. OPPORTUNITY perienced and reasonable twin axle. sell-contamed. mcome. reSident of Llvmgston ",qualifications: Master's hosts. hostesses and waitper· St. Joseph Mercy Hospital. a cellent work habits. PrevIous 8 a.m. to=5::....-.p:.:;.m"".,.-_...,.,.,.,--.., rates. call Ann, (313)437-G497. $1.200. After 6 p m. t313)878- or Oakland counties. Contact degree 10 SOCIal work or sons. Apply 10 person at 12 FASTEST growing multi-level • Daily checks URlt of catherine McAuley work references required and MOBILE home roof coating. 9398. Jean. (313)858-5167. OLHSA. psychology and State Llcen· Oaks Mall. (3t3)348-7015. Health Center in Ann Arbor. is Will be checked. Some lifting company with proven product • Ground Floor $100. Quality work guaranteed. i9i2-~op·upcamper. 19§.- Oakland. Ponllac. MI sure a.. a cerllfled SOCial and marketmg plan looking for seeking Occupational and clerical work Involved. Ac- • No Inventory (313)437-5184. Excellent condilion. sleeps 8. 48056. E.O.E. worker or limited license curacy very Important. Apply TREE CARE AND people interested In direct :,:: _ : ------". psychologist. Starting salary Therapists on an as·needed • Tremendous Support WORD processing. Next day $1.400 or best oller. Call 10 person and note Quality LANDSCAPING INDUSTRY sales. No experience pI3)878-6582 alt~r ,~p.m _ baSIS for the expanding OT service. Call alter 2:30 p.m. Control on application. Tn- Needs qualified people. FREE necessary. Part time. $400 • • Many. Many Positions -.' . JOBS! ~~~'~nis~';'c~~~?y r~~~ case load. A BS degree 10 Oc- (517)548-1626. UTILITY TRAILERS. factory cupational Therapy and a State Hospital Supply Cor- TRAINING is being provided In $1200 per month. Full lime ~:~: : mUnity Mental Health Ser- $4.000 - $6.000 per month. Call MIke direct. 4x8. S350; 5x10. S5OO. mlRlmum of one year ex- porahon. 301 Catrell Drive. Livingston County for those 180 Income Tax vices. 2100B S HIghlander who quality. Please call or (313)348-4494. 5x12 tandem. S6OO. (313)229- .'. JOBS! perience In phYSical Howell.MI. Service 1." ~ J y!-~Y.Howell. MI48843. 5836~:..,. ,....-_ dlsablliltes is required. The stop in: 828 E Grand River. PART·TIME sales. Hourly plus (313)349-5333 ' ~,,,~: I MODELS! New agency seeks following experaence IS RN in long-term care faCIlity • Howell. (517)546-74508 to 5. or commission. for eager. in- 1970 Chevrolet e-3O State 6x8 Utility trailer. 14 in. metal • .\""..~... collect (517)641~ anytime. Sides. lights. etc. $200. .~... : JOBS • males and females. All ages preferred: \IE faCilitation. Part·time 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Full· diViduals. Evenings and trUCk. Plow. electriC tailgate. and sizes. for fashion shows. preceptual treatment. self· time 3 p.m. to 11 p.m. Call for E.O.E./A.A. trainer employer. weekends. Apply in person. hoist. Needs repair. $875. (313)229-6698. if yoU can work an 8 hour shift photo work. promotions. T.V .• care traming. and splinting. an appointment. (313)449-4431. Just Pants: 12 Oaks Mall. ( PROFITABLE satellite TV (313)459-084.=~6.:....- _ 220 Auto Parts we • have jobs in Brighton. commercials. and movie ex· ~~al Opportunity EmpIOY~ TELEPHONE salespersons. Hudson court. upper level.) sales company. You supply 13oWell. Walled Lake. Wixom tras. No experience Resumes must be received In Guaranteed hourly wage. Part- Novl.4S05O. the location. we supply the & Service and.Novl. Two shilts available...... l rest. mcludlng training. Great necessary. Not a school. our Employment Of lice no RESTAURANT HELP time evenings. 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. AUTO repair done by certified Up io 40 hour weeks. No ex· high tech opportunites for the AS LAN AGENCY. INC. later than ThurSday. October Our office. Experience prefer· TRANSPORTATION mechaniC. major or minor perience necessary. Must Berkley 1(313)54lHI27. Learn How To Make right person. Call for free pro- 31.1985. GRILL cook. days or nights. red. but will train. if depen- work guaranteed. specializes have' reliable transportation. Big Money In spectus. Starwalker (517)548- Manager. full or part-time. Waitresses. dable. Must be 16or older. Ap- ~ in engiues and transmissions. No fee. Call between 10 and 3 plicants call between 5 p.m. 5150. MACHINE operators. No ex- Catherine McAuley days or nights. full or part· Real Estate (313)632·7133. f!lr ~Ppolntment. Health Center and 6:30 p.m. weekdays only. perience necessary. Ideal for lime. Dishwasher. days or 168 Instructional CRANKSHAFT kits. factory St.Joseph Call Howell. (517)548-2725. Independence. lree ! " Wednesday. OClober23. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-l1·B .- 221 Construction ---_._--.- - m Recreational 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles Equipment Vehicles 1952 Dodge 43.000 mile:. LOOK. Must Sell. 1970 AUTO AUCTION TWO ,tractor tares 169x24. 1976 28 II. Cruise Air motor 1979 Malibu. 4 door. V-6. Good to excellent condilion Plymoulh Roadrunner. 20.000 automatic. cruise. alf. till. ", With IOdustnal lugs. good home Excellenl condilion. On All ouglnal. $1.500. (3131231- onglnal miles 440. 4 speed Iread. $SO Call (313)437-8428 board generator. Many. many slereo. 66.000 miles. $2.500 2508. , $3.000 IIrm. (5171655-4286call (5171546-6427. Green Oak Township Police Department will be holding an Autc? 230 Trucks extrasl! $12.000 (3131227-9583 1970 FORMULA Flrebard Jet belween 8 pm and 10p m. 1979 Mercury MarqUIS Auction for the following vehicles: t978 CRUISE Master mml black. Excellent runnang con- 1969 LeMans. Power steering. Brougham. 2 door. aulomatlc. 1972 AMC Matador, 2 dr., VIN: A2A157E327792. Corrigan's 1983 Chevy S-10. V·6 motorhome. Chevy 350 dillon and good body MUSI power brakes. air. 350 air. am/1m stereo. beaullful automaliC. aar condillonmg. engme. 30.000 miles. Ex- Sunoco. . see. $1,500 Call Greg. automaliC. 44.000 miles. Extra red. $2.250. (517)54&-9435. 1976Honda Civic, 2 dr., VIN: SBC4094576, Corrigan's Sunoco. power sleeflng. power cellent condllion. $9.000. (5171546-5530. clean. Californaa car. $3.500 or brakes. bed liner. Ilberglass (5171546-8426. 1974 Mercury Cougar XR7 351 1977 Ford LTD. Fully equIp- best Aller 6 (313)229-6930 1973Ford Econoline Van, VIN: E15GH532148. Don's Body Shop. cap. am/fm slereo. rusl proof- CRUISEAIR 1979Class A. 2811. Cleveland. red/While Inlenor. ped. Excellenl condlllOn. 1978 Lincoln Coritlnenlal. Ex- new paint. many new parts 1973John Deere Snowmobile, VIN: 600B00582M, Paul's Towing ed. Well eqUipped. S6.900. Has everything. 9.000 actual $1.700. (5171546-1127. cellent condition Loaded Wllh $1.100 or besl offer. (3131349- Unknown year, Boa Ski Snowmobile frame, Unkown Vin No., • (3131632-5684aller 7 p m. miles. Garage kepI. $16.700. 1982 'Ford EXP. Air. cruise. opllons 35.000 miles $5.800 6146aller6 p.m. Green Oak Police. 1976ChevYPlck·up 6cyllnder. ,(517)546-1961. automallc. am 11m. Red wllh (3131437-8929aller 5 p m 1982 red Mercury LN7 4 Auction will be held Friday, November 1, 1985 at the folliwng 3 speed. Runs good $500 Call CENTURY travel Iraller. 1973. red and black mtenor. $4.250 LADIES own car. 1979 Chevy speed. sunrool. loaded. $4.000 (313~187-6103. Mmt condllion Ready for that locations and times: or besl. (313)669-1522 after 4 Impala wagon (313)437-3109. or besl Call evenangs and 1980 Chevy Luv. Fiber glass tnp south. Many extras. Ask- Corrigan's Sunoco, 602 N. Grand River, Brighton, 9:00 a.m. pm. 1982 Lynx wagon. Air. am 11m weekends. (3131266-6573 cap. Good condilion $2.400 109 $4.000. (5171223-9337. Paul's Towing, 5910Whitmore Lake Rd., Brighton, 9:30 a.m. 1978 FORD Fiesta Gllla. Au. stereo. rear delrosl Excellenl 1979Mustang Power steenng. Call (313)876-9407aller 4 p m 1979 OODGE mobile traveler. Don's Body Shop, 7986Coyle Rd., Whitmore Lake. 1~:00 a.m. crUise. new tlfes. amllm COndlllOn. $2.950. (3131685- power brakes. 4 speed. no 1978 Chevy \11 ton PiCkup. 18\11 It. Sell contained. Low stereo. Ziebarted. $1.750. 3308. rust. am 11m casselle. $2.000 Green Oak Police Department, 8965 Fieldcrest, Bnghton, 10:30 Automallc. power steenng mileage. (3131227·2011. After 6 p.m. call (3131227-5326. 1979 LTD. Loaded. 1982 302 (313)437-3175. a.m. and brakes. nace cap. $2.750. • FOR rent. 1985 26 II. motor 1978Ford Fiesta. 2door. Good engine. 46.000 miles Ex- OLDS Cullass Brougham For further information, contact the Green Oak Township Police (517154&-9435. home. sleeps 6. (3131437-7104. condlllOn. $1.GOOor best offer. cellent condition Inside and 1980. Burgandy. Till wheel. Department at 231-1122. Please have cash or certified check on 1961 Ford Econollne pickup FOR rent. 1985 26 II. motor (5171223-8391. oul. $2.500 or besl. (313)887- power steenng and brakes . hand. New mOlor. good prolect home. steeps 6. (3131437-7104. 1980 FAIRM()NT.· Loaded. 2263. Slereo lape. 1 owner. Col- Charles K. Snelling: trUCk. $400 or besl oller Aller PACE ARROW. 1978.2811.. ex. orado car. Excellent condl- $2.100. (3131629-1333. 1977 LTD. No rust. new tares. (10/23,10/30/85 GSE, GSW) Chief of Police . • 6 (313)229-6930. cellent condillon. $19.000. 1978Ford Flesla-:-35 mpg.lront exhaust and palnl. Red. ex- lion. $3.995.(3131231·2527. 1985 Ford S150XL 6 cylinder. (3131227-3243 wheel drive. shck. air. cellent Intenor. not bad on 1980 Olds Cullass LS Ex- automallc. With cap. Beaullful RENT. Luxunous. complelely casselle. wlntenzed. Very gas. Dependable. AsklOg cellenl condilion. power trUCk. $9.100. (5171546-0359 equipped Mallard motorhome sharp Dependable. modern $1.200. (3131229-5457. steenng. power brakes. 1111. 1966Ford 'h ton Pickup. Clean. Sleeps 6. (313)685-8251. transportation. $1.150. 1985 Muslang. 2 door. low aar. stereo. cruise. $3.750 very good condilion. $1.295. TITAN. 1981. 29 II. 454 Chevy (3131229-8030., miles. am/fm slereo ••,power (313)68S-8666. (313)632-5715.call aller 6 p fIl. engine. Excellent condilion. 1980 Ford Mustang. 4 speed. brakes. power locks. $6'.000 or 1984 Olds Della 88. Power 1977 Ford F-600. 361 V-8. 4 All accessones lor lull-lime stereo. very clean. $2.295. best offer. call (391437.5846 sleerlOg. power brakes. speed wllh 2 speed rear axle. IIv.ng (517154&-2677. (5171546-3916. 1979 Mustang hatchback. 4 power locks. till. air. amllm dual fuel lanks. 20 II. stake 1979 Fiesta. New engine. new speed. sunroof. Body ex- stereo. 39.000 highway miles rack. tdeallarm or work lruck. 240 Automobiles. tires. $1.500 or besl oller. cellenl. Runs good. Lots 01 sa.5OO. (3131229-2412.9 a.m to Good condllIon. $3.500 or best (3131437-9363. new parts 1 owner. Musl see I 5 p.m. (313)227·2730 aller 6 oller. (517154&-3234. ADOPTION! 1966 Thunderbarc'l. $2.200 or besl. (517154&-7228. p.m. 1973 Ford F-l00 302 V-8 3 Landau. onglnal blue paml. 1978 Flesla. Sun·rool. air. • good mtenor. good body. A stereo fm casselle. Mlchellns. 1985 Mustang LX. 5.000 miles OLDS Omega. 1982 Brougham • speed transmiSSion. $295 looker I (313)624-8796aller6 rust-prooled. new engine $6.GOO.Call aller 5:30. (3131229- 2 Door. automahc. low (3131685-3308. • 1982 A·nes. 4 door. autom~tlc Must be seen. $2.000. (313)437· 7275. mileage. Excellent condilion (3131346-7037. • 1980Ford F15O.Excellent work plus extras. $2.500. (3131229- 6405. 1972 Mercury Monterrey. truck wllh tool box $2.800 6207alter 5 1982 Ford Escort. 2 door. 4 Loaded With options. 40.000 1981Olds Cullass Brougham. 4 (3131437-4834. • speed. slereo. very clean. miles. Never drIVen in wlnler. door. loaded. Jow miles BUYING lunk cars and late $5.200. (517)548-4383 FRONT wheel dnve 1983 model wrecks. We sell new $2.395(517154&-3916. Orlgrnal owner. $3.500. (3131437-8929aller 5 p.m. Dodge Rampage. Excellenl and used parts 'at reasonable 1981 Ford' Falrmonl. Power 1982 Olds Cullass. Supreme. condition. Many eXlras. $3.400 pflces. Mlechlels Auto brakes. power steenng. aar. 1978 Mustang T-Top. Power steeflng. power or besloller. (3131227·3508. Salvage. (5171546-4111. amllm casselle. low mileage Aluminum nms. body good. brakes. 6 cylinder. amllm. aar. rear defog. Excellent condl- 1983 Ford Ranger. 4 ;;peed. BIDS bemg accepted on a 1981 $3.200. (3131887-1641. runs good. $1.500 1517)223- cap. amlfm. extended warran- For d T h u n d e r b i r d 9950. lIOn. 27.000 miles. S6.100. 1979 Ford LTD stallon wagon. (5171546-1283. ty. excellent condilion. $5.300 , 1 FA B P4 2 0 7 B H 129441. Good condilion. mechanacally 1976 Mustang. 4 speed. $GOO or Aller 5 p m. (313)669-9841. Michigan Bank-Llvmgslon. 218 excellenl. Aar conditioned. besl. Runs good. (313)349- 1983 Olds Clera LS. Excellent 1985 Ford Ranger. Im- E. Grand RIVer. Bnghton. MI. small V-8. $1.200. (313)229-8121. 5293. condilion. $6.900. (313)887- 7274. • maculate. Loaded. Low 48116.' (3131229-2050 ask lor 1984 Ford EXP. 5 speed. hat· 1981 Mustang. Automatic. mileage. $10.000 IIrm. (313)876- Bob Kyes. chback. sun roof. amllm am 11m radiO. rear delrosl. 1976 Olds Cullass. Power 6210. . 1981 BUICK'Regal. V-6. ptlwer casselle. low mileage. Must power steeflng. power steenng and brakes. aar. Ex- 1982 Ford 150 pickup. Power steering. power brakes. aar. sell. (~131346-3658. brakes. Real good condilion. cellent condillon inSide and sleenng and brakes. 4 speed. am 11m stereo. 39.000 miles. $3.100. (5171546-7956after 5. oul. $2.000 or besl offer. must overdnve. 2 tone. rusl proof- Flonda car. (3131349-6507. MUSTANG 1978. Good condl' sell. (5171546-5!68. ed. $5.100. Call after 6 pm. 1977 B'UICK' LeSabre. EX- lion. 4 speed. Power steenng PONTIAC Phoenax W. 1982. (517)54&-3253. _ cellent condition. High and brakes. Amlfm casselle. Automallc. power steenng. 1983 Ford Ranger pickup. 5 mileage Many new parts. $1.200. Call after 5 p.m. brakes. Spoke wheels. load- speed overdflve. am 11m Ready lor winter. $1.950 or (3131231-2896. ed. Sharpe! $5.500. Call slereo. Excellent COndition. best oller. (3131876-3793. MUSTANG II. 1978 Hatchback. (5171546-1320. $4.500. (313l229-8968. 1984 Buick SkYhawk. sa.ooo or 4 speed. power sleenng and 1979 Pontiac 'Bonneville. 4 1976 Ford F·l00 plck·up. Runs best offer. Must see. (517154&- brakes. Excellenl condilion. door. Engine runs but needs good. but rusty. Make oller. 8310. $2.200 or best offer. call work. the rest IS sound $1.100 • (3131227-~. _ _ 1983 BUick· CenturY.' loaded. (5171546-01~ _ , or best. (313)229-4095. 1963 Ford NGOO.14 II. bed With $7.200. (3131496-3335. hOist. Decent condlho~. 1982 BUick Skylark. ~Limlted needs some work. TrUCk IS Edition. 2 door. power steer- ready to work. $1.500 or best ing and brakes. air. am 11m 01ler.(3~~I~E~745. _ stereo. velour Intenor. tandau 1973 ~ Ion GMC pick-up. rool. rear defogger. 60.000 UNSHIHI Overload spnngs. Good condl' miles. $4.500. (3131449-8419 lion. $1.200 or best offer. after5:3O p.m. PPJ Clean Cars, Trucks (517)54&-1673. 1980 BliicCRegal LTD.- All power. cruise. plush interior. 5.iiIi.i and Vans We Have $4.000. will negotiate. (3131227- All Makes & Models 2452. m 1981 'BUick -Centuryl$4.500). • TRUCKS! 1977 GMC 2 wheel drive ($2.9001. Bolh clean. run well. (Choose from power steering. power TO~~i~!ID brakes. am/1m radIO. i Over 100) auto malic. deluxe IOtenor. &.:. Ask For Used Car Dept. At y , (313)~9-3;l6~. 1983 COUGAR. TRX suspen· SIOIl. 302 engine. 29.000 miles. LOW 1_" sa.ooo. (3131227:2083. ·m SUNSHiNEHONDA ~ ,. 1979 Chpvy Impala. V-8. automallc. power steering. 12llS Ann Arbor Ad.. PIJ..-tIl 453·3800 PRICES! power brakes. air. stereo and ,,"',_ IV. 011-275 cflJise. $2.450. Call (3131632- - l8lSAIIIS 6429. • 1976Camaro. BlackWilhwhlte 4\?h4Wm interior. Power steering and brakes. 15.000 miles on rebuilt 4 38000 Grand River engme. new paint. $1.800. I Farmington (313)685-8165. ~ Hills 1985 .Cutlass -Gierm. ' Low mileage. Loaded. $9.700 IIrm 478-8000 (517154&-3196. - 1966Chevelle -55. 396~no rus~ Calilornaa car. low miles. 233 4 Wheel Drive needs pamt. $2.500 or besl. Vehicles Aller 6 (3131229-6930. 1984 8ro"£0-11 Eddie Bauer • 1984Cougar LS. iOaded. 26.000 with trailer towing package. 5 miles. Wintered 10 calilornia. speed manual. loaded. black With gray intenor. $9.750. • rustproofed. $10.700 (313)632- Leave message (3131227-9256. I 6647. • 1977 CJ·5~ black With Ian soft 1977'aiazer.-'aU!Oma.lc and top. am 11m CB radio. rusty. Call aller 4 p.m. mlOlmum oll-roadltowlOg use. (313)437-7115. Perlect power train/- suspension. etc. $3.000. Lf'ave GET 'set' for wmter' with this The new 1986 Oldsmobiles, "!esSC!g~E!31227.9256. ,,_ _ loaded 1982 Eagle. Asking $4.900. (3131437-7308 or 1977 Cutlass salon. T-top. 350 (3131431-(1704.Leave message. automallc. $1.500 or best oller. Cadillacs and GMC Trucks (3131~57 after 4 p.m. 4 wheel-dnve JJlep:·iS9'Ford engine. Also snowplow and 1976 Camaro. - 305 automatic. are now arriving at our truck bumper gUl'rd. (3131231- Tilt. casselle slereo with 1526. equalizer. Excellent condition. New pamt. brakes and 4x4 S-IOChevrOiet Biazer. showroom! 1984 shocks. $3.000 or best. Black. $10.000. (313)227-4206 (3131227-1425aller 5. af!e~5"p."!._. _" 1983 5-10 Blazer 4x4. Loaded. Excellent condition. $9.000 or We Buy Clean The beautiful best oller. (3131229-8260. Cars & Trucks WANTED snow plow for leep Cadillac CJ5. (5~7)54&-9228 Call Tom at '86 235 Vans .McDonald Ford Sedan DeVille "IM'Chevy'Beauvllle. Many 349-1400 options. 12.000 miles. $12.000 (31316~57after4p.m _ 1979 CHEVERLOT CAPRICE~ 4 • CHEVY van. 1983 conversion. door. 350. V-8. 68.000 miles. Greal for hunllng. $7.500. Power steenng. brakes. wm- (313)68S-7720. dows. locks. seals. 1111 wheel. There's a 1973-DO / 1'2-B-SOUTHLYONHERALD-NORTHVILLERECORD-NOVINEWS-THEMILFORDTIMES-Wednesday,OClobfr23,1985. :.. 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobile. 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles Buying in Livingston County Saves Dollars and'Makes Sense! • FACTORY OFFICIAL '78 Datsun 200 SX 2dr., 4 ~Pd.: air $ 4868 * Based on 14.5% APR for 24 mo. ....••...•.. mo. All $9388 1985 Chrysler LeBaron Sedan equlpment,low miles' '81 Do d g e Aires stereoBlue,4dr.,autotapedeck..p.s..p.b.. $ 7727 * Based on 14.5% APR for 36 mo...... •..•..•. mo. 1985 Dodge W·250 4x4 Twotone,cap,lowmlles:auto.,360V~ 11',888 '80 Ch evy Impa Ia p.sMaroon,auto..p.b.AM/FM,..V8.alr,tint $11952 * 19850-150 Short Box Black,auto.. aircond .. likenew $8588 Based on 14.5% APR for 36 mo. • . . . •. . . . mo. • 1985 Dodge Aires Sedan p.S.. p.b., auto.. aircond., lowmiles, $7488 '83 Chevy Malibu Ok.blue.4 dr..V6. auto.,air$16698 * . (410 choose from) Based on 13.75% for 42 mo...... mo. 5 sod.. turbo, sunroof $8988 1985 Chrvsler Laser '83 Oldsmobile 98 V8,Ioaded $29389 * Based on 13.75% APR for 42 mo. . ... ~.., . mo. 1982 Ford Escort $ - '81 BuickSkylark Limited ::~~:J:ci~:·,P.b., $11600 * 1984Concept IICaravans SPECIAL Based on 14.5% APR for ~ mo. ..•..••• mo. 4 to choose from 4 spd.,sunroof.lowmiles 2788 '83 Suburban Auto., air, tint $26294 * 1984Plymouth Horizon $4288 1981 Dodge Aries Sedan $3488 Based on 13.75% APR for 42 mo. mo. • 4 spd., stereo, cloth 5 spd., air cond., clean '84ChevyCavalier ~~re's,AM/FMstereoow $'1~3827 * 1985Dodge Omni $6288 1984 Colt Vista Wagon Based on 13% APR for 48 mo...... •.... mo. AuIO..stereo,cloth.rear AC,auto,p.s.,p.b.,AM/FJ7988 44 defogger (5 to choose from) • '80 Olds Cutlass ~~i~~~YY'£',~~i:~u~se'$1 05 * Based on 14.5% APR for 36 mo .• , •. : . . • mo. 1984Dodge Aries Sta. Wgn. $5888 1984 Colt Vista Wagon $ 888 ' Cloth,p.s.•p.b., auto. 4 spd..air cond..stereo, 7 '82Chevy Cavalier Hatchback $1.2304 23,000 ~~~~~5:;~ *. miles Based on 14.5% APR for 36 mo •. , ..•.. '. mo. 1983Ford Escort S.W. $ 1984 Dodge 0-250 Pickup $6488 P.s..p.b.,auto.,aircond. 2988 P.s., p.b., auto .. va '78 Pontiac Catalina $ 7314 * Based on 14.5% APR for 24 mo. mo. • 1982Mercury Lynx 1978Chevrolet C·10 Pickup $3588 '840IdSDelta88Coupe~~~=~~c:.re·$24347 * . Lowmiles, 4 spd. $2988 P.S., p.b.,auto.,VB,norust Based on 13% APR for 48 mo. ...••••.•. mo. '77Corvette loaded,onIY52,700ml.$29667 * SPECIAL Based on 14.5% APR for 36 mo. • • • • • • • • ..~ mo. 1985 Dodge Caravan Lowmiles.p.s., p.b., auto.. aircond., $11,988 "With$500 down,plustax,licenseandtitle fees. IWolone. 7 passenger BUDGET LOT SPECIALS Thirty Cars and Trucks Under $3000 1979 Ford Truck 6 cy!.,4 spd., runs good $988 We don't want to be the biggest, just the best! - JOHNCOLONE .. ~ CHRYSLER CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH-DODGE 8-8 1295 E. M-36 • PINCKNEY WEEKDAYS _~~ _. _,_ {R8;~1Jil~r ...878':.ca.154 . . SAt -' e' COME VIS" OUR NEW SHOWROOM 9:30-3:00 We're Truckin'! t) t) Don't let OJ' Man Winter Catch You Unprepared Come See Our Selection of.Dodge Snow-Plows! RenaultAlliance Here's. Just a Sample: , ~~~:;:;iiil1986 ENCORES2 Dr. 1986 Dodge 3,4 Ton Pick-up t} Snow Commander Package Auto trans, p.s., p.b., anti- ,- '-AsA~ow$6710** spin, 318 V-8 engine, RenaultEncoreS sliding window, 30 gal. tank, trans cooler, stereo, plateLT-2350versizetires,skid& much, much 1986COMMANCHE more.s289uo $28943 * . M~nth JeepComanche PICK UP "Basedon60months-10%down,taxes. .: title, transfer InCluded.. As Low As 2Wheel Drive56999'* *4Wheel Drive$8699* * 20-"NEW" 86 Caravans' & Voyager_In Stock! Dn'~~Jt86 CHEROKEE4Dr. 1986 Yoy.cer SE glass,Aulo.clolhp.s.. _la,p.b., tlnledradio withclock,sportwheel$22019* 1 • 2wd 'Basedon48monlhclosedend covers,stockNo.8102. $10,224** leasewlth'$225securitydeposit. $10.998. . mo. 4 wd $11,474 ** 85 DEMO SALE!!! tOl'iM'-I, ' \ Custom Vans by ~!.'O'~)H 1985 LeBARON GTS $13 98'0 • Auto.lInllO.p pto..lUIlfOOI.aa S •••• -0l; _ pO'"'.... "", 1S'·!OIdwlltels.Was 1...... , Van Epoch 9 I9 /0: ~ \ \ Fords & Chevys ~ ; '85 DODGE ARIES SE ,A.P.R. : I1.1BI.RTI· I 44' ..... IO •• If.IIII·_·cletrOI1If···w IftIWl $8900 Financing \ List PrIce $18,274 y~;:.~y'14,06928* ~ '48 mo loaso paymenls atS293 11plus '1000 down. Securoly deposll $300. and 11'Slpayment •• Plus shipping. options. lax. new or I,ansler plales 'Iii BRluGHTON 9797 E. Grand River !fHR~'~I~~ CHRYSLER. PLYMOUTH· DODGE Brighton Em 98~1-E.Grand River, Brighton 229·8150 [Plymoulfi I 229-4100 ( I Wednesday,Oclober23, 1985-SOUTHLYONHERALD-NORT':!VILLERECORD-NOVINEWS-THEMILFORDTlMES-13-B• • 240 Automobile. 240 Automobiles 240 Automobile. 240 Automobile. 240 Automobile. Buyiiig-in .Livingston 'County Saves Dollars and Makes Sense! I • NOW'S THE. New 1986 ~ TIME Models K SPECIAL FINANCING THRU FORD MOTOR CO. Extended Terms 2% down with ml301J~0 appro~e~credit • IlI3fSlJ013lJ!3CS1JD0IIJ 1979 Chevy Malibu 2dr., va. aUlo.very clean ONLy$1995 1979T-Bird ~ TownLandau,loaded ONLy$2995 1988 CELEBRITY 4-DR SEDAN TlOted glass. floor mats, rear window defogger. alf condItioning. left remOle 1980 Capri Ghia • mIrror, V·5, aulomatlc transmissIon wllh overdrive, sport wheel cover. whitewall tires. AM/FM stereo radio Aulo.•air, stereo. 1914FORD ESCORT STATION WAGON ONLy$3195 73 AulomallC. l")lld glass. radtal1Jfes, one owner .. low .. $180 'mo. 1982 Mercury Zephyr 19B6 CAVALIER Tr.naponatlon Specl.! ·3695 4dr.,6cyl.aulo .. p.s.. doo< CS ... condllJOlWlg. CL CUSlom onterlOf. AM/FM stereo riCflOand --53695 1980 PLYMOUTH p.b. ONLy' mudl.mudllllOfe $16298 HORIZON •• Iow.. 'mo· 1982EXP 1986 NOVA 4·DOOR 1984 CHEVETTE 2passenger.4cyl.. 4 5 speed. cloth butte! MIlS. body SIde mouldongs. AM rldio 24.000 miles, sunrool cIolh buckel seats. AM :;pd.•stereo 43 IIdlO .3995 ONL~3795 •• Iow•• 'mo· $136 1980 BUICK REGAL 1980 Ford Pickup • 1988 CHEVEnE CS 2-DOOR AulomallC. pOWef brakes. power 5tee'mg au. AUlomltlC. CL CUSlom onleJlOf,lJnted 9liss. remote m.,or, wheellrim nngs. AMIFM stereo. low moles $4895 ~;~;r3SPd .• bOX ONLyS3995 whrlewd IlleS $12061 " . •• Iow.. 'mo· 1982 MONTE CARLO 1985 S-10 PICK-UP 53.000 miles, .ulomatlC UanSll\lSSIOIl, a. condo 1979 JeepWagoneer 4x4 !0Q0.1b payload package, 4-speed tratl$ll1lSSlOll 1Jonrn!j, pOWef brakes. power $leenng AM/FM Auto••p.s.• p.b.•air. $399 67 slereo $4795 stereo. tu-tone paint. .. low•• $116 'mo· ONLY 5 1986 S-10 BLAZER 4 WHEEL DRIVE 1984CHEVY BEAUVILLE VAN 8 pauenger,low miles,loaded WIth equlpmenl 1981 Eagle4x4 Tahoe equopmenl.loaded wnh OP\lOllS. Rea:ly IrA WIIllerdlMng or hunlong 53 4 spd••stereo. I ·12,495 halchback • •• Iow•• $250 'mo· 1982TOYOTA SUPRA ONL~3995 1988 C·10 PICK·UP PIlWIf 5Unroof. &speed.loaded WIth equlpmtnl 50 V-8•• ulomatre transmission WIth overdrIVe. pOWef steenng .nd OWIIr 1978 Mini Cruiser Motor Home Inkes. Am r.,and lIIOfe $1'7236 $8495 .. low.. 'mo· 1985 CHEVY ~ TON ONL~4895 4 wheel drrve PlCk·up, one owner. low miles • 20% suggested downp.ymenl plus deslJnl\JOl1. State & IotII tales, 1982T-Bird license, fees. ~ on 9.9" v.nable IIle. 60monlhs rlltantong. TownLandau.tu-tone. air,stereo ONLy$4995 1982 Chevrolet Celebrity • 2dr.•aulo,air,slereo. ONLy$4995 1985 Escort L 2dr.,4cyl.,4spd., $4995 companycar. ONLY 1984 Dodge Aries - - - -.---- ~~b·,aulo.,air,p.s., ONL~S295 • 1985 Ford ESP 5spd .• stereo. ONLy$5995 1982 Ford Pickup F-250 4x4 ONLy$5995 1982 Crown Victoria ti::NCING 4dr., full pwr., tu·tone. ONLy$5995 'lJ1ILSON FORD-MERCURY, , 8.8 ::~~=~~el. 1985 Escort GL 2dr.,aulo.,air,p.s., $5995 • p.b., stereo ONLY For.d 86' s I 1984 Tempo GL ~:~E! 4dr.,auto.,air,stereo ONLy$S995 .. 1977 Corvette ~ ~!!~T~.!,~!~~~..~R. windows, vent wlndows.llnted glass. p.locks. 8F13. Auto.,air,~lassroofs ONLy$6995 . . $10695* 1984 Marquis Brougham Full pwr., stereo, tilt, cruise. ONLyS7995 1986COUGAR 1984 T-Bird v... auto. alr. def .. lInled g ..... IIghl gP .. p. lock •• callelle. p. seat. crulse.IIIl.lnl. wipers. p. windoWs. road wheel •• ~. Auto.• air, stero ONLy$7795 1983 T-Bird Heritage $11989* V6, aulo., air,liIl, cruise. p. windows, p. seals, p.locks, velour lrim, TRX package ONLy$7995 1986MUSTANG LX 2 DR. • cyl... spel .lInted g ..... del., p.locks. premium sound. road 1984 Buick LeSabre Limited wheel •• cruise control. 4dr.• full power. • velourlrlm,lill.cruise. $8995 mlntcond. ONLY $7785* PlusTax~Tille. TransportationCharges 1985 LTO Brougham . . . A-l USED CARS and TRUCKS '. 4dr., 6 eyl.. auto, air, p.s., p.b., p. windows, p.locks. p. sealS, till, cruise, stereo, 5000miles. ONLy$8995 1984BRONCO 4x4 19POBUICK LIMITED 1983BUICK CENTURY 1985T-Bird Aulo.trans., 511 395 V-6, air. 55495 ~~~ed~lr, 58650 V-5, auto, air, p. mir- va, air,cruise , rors, company car. 1985VAN 1983ESCORT L ONLy$9495 1984 Starcraft Conversion Van • CONVERSION ~9:lI1~Y~lA 4dr., auto. 53995 ~~~~x,s'nk·$21,995 Alr.,moonroof. 54595 1983BRONCO Loaded, 13,000 miles, $14 395 mlntcond. ONLY , '- 4x4, loaded. 59900 1983RANGER 1981GRAND PRIX 1984T;MPO OPEN SATURDAYS '4cyl ••4spd. 53995 V-6,auto.,alr. 55495 2dr., auto., air, 56395 'DEMO. FORD F.150 cruise. SuperCab. $AVE 1982LYNX L 53895 1985ESCORT55995 loaded 4dr., 4 spd., air. auto MANY MORE CARS, TRUCKS & .' MOTOR HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM .0 14·B-SOUTH LYO~ HERALD-NORnlIlILL~ Fl£COAD-NOvl NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesda~·. October 23. 1985 . ------240 Automobiles 241 Vehicles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 241 lIehicles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles Under S1000. ------Under S1000. Under S1000. Under S1000. Under S1000. 1981 Olds Omega SX 6 1981 Plymouth TC3 Miser 1984 Pontiac Fiero SE. Loaded 19n THUNDERBIRD. Nice car. 1978Chevelle. Must sell! S6OO. cylinder. standard 4 speed. Good condition. Greal gas to max. Extended warranty. Air. crUise. 1111. Marantz (5171546~. ------1955 Ford 4 door sedan. 6 1968 Mercury Cougar. 19n Ponllac Astra. Fair condl' air. amllm. $3.500 or best 01· mileage. $2.000. Call aller 6 S7.490.(313168$-3113. stereo. Asking S2.300. 19n Chevy Caprice Classic. 4 1971 Demon project car. cylinder automahc. rebuilt Restorable, but needs work. lIOn. Runs good. Call aller 5 ler (313)229-2085 p.m. (313)669-1899.:--=--,-_- 1979 Phoenix. 11-6. automatic (313)348-1376evenings. door. S500 or best oller. Disassembled, most parts to engine. many new parts. S600 $250. (517)546-2132. p.m. (3131878-3663. 1978'OldS Deila RoyareEx. transmission. 1 owner. Ex· 1980 Toyota Corolla. 4 door 1980 PiY"mouth Tc-3. 4 speed. (3131~2832alter6p.m. _ complete. $250. (3131878-9639. or best oller. (3131878-9127. 19n MONTE Carlo. Needs 1975 Pontiac LeMan's:liUii's cellent mechanically. looks am 11m stereo. $1.200. Depen. pressway driving. S2.000. sedan. amllm stereo 1976 Cordoba. Super depen· 1963 FALCON. Needs engane. some work. good body. 1975 good. $400 or best oller. good. $1.450. (313)231·2423. dable wmter car. (313)227·2604. (3131229-2175. cas selle Excellent condition. 1975 Dodge Dart. Good condi- dable. Excellent motor. New Some ,rust. Excellent lor Firebird. 350 automalic. (5171546-1516.:,..' _ 1983 RENAULT Fuego. (313)229-5662aller 5. lion. dependable. $300. 1m Olds 98 Regency. Good 1981 Plymouth Reliant. Front transmission. $750. (313)227· (313)437·5351aller 5 p.m. restoration. Mint Interior. S300 (51n546-8263. 1'974PINTO wagon. Rebulli.O Automatic. air. power steer. 1980 lIolare 4 door. 6 cylinder. mechanical condillon. $1.695. wheel dnve. 4 door. stereo. 4204. or best. (517)546-9872. 1978 MONTE Carlo. Excellent engine and transmiSSion. lIery • (313)437·1473 Ing. power moon rool. am 11m automabc, 21 mpg. power 1974Ouster. No rust. excellent Excellent condition. $2.300 or 1978Chevy Pickup, 1 ton. $450. running condition. Great litlle rust. $450. (313)449-4109. • casselle. Leather interior. steering. power brakes. air. running condillon. Needs lelt ,19n Honda Accord hatchback. i9"80 PmiO.-T"spee If you have an Item you wish to 0 sell for $25. or less or a group 01 Items selling lor no more tha!'! $25. you can now place an. ad 10 the classlhed section lor. 'h price! Ask our ad·taker to' place a Bargain Barrel ad lor' 510,495 you, (10 words or less) and she will bill you only $2.25. o (This special is ollered to '82 Camaro Z28 '82 Camaro BerJ. Black. t-tops. homeowners only-sorry. no' FIXEDRATE commerCial accounts). FINANCING1 $8595 56995 '84FleroSE '82 Audl5000 1983 Plymouth Grand Fury 3.:0 I Needs minor repair •• Loaded o loaded. sunroof Drlveable. S8OO. (313)459-ll846.• 57995 1978 Pinto hatchback. $650•• 56995 (313)~2824. AVAILABLE / 1978 PLYMOUTH wagon.: L '80 Gr!!n Prix LJ '83 Celebrity T·tops ImmediateDeliverY Clean, dependable and load·· 4 door. only ed. First S9OO. (517)546-6485. • ONAL-L 53795 $5395 , 1979 Pinto wagon. Automatic.: "SWITCH to LaRICHE" $595. (313)632-5402. • 19n TOYOTA Celica ST. Runs. Good Thru greal. $500. (313)231-9765., , '84 Beauvllle '84S-10 Mond,~~~~rsday 1976 Toyota Corona. Runs' '10-31-85 Loaded [ (Ilou lARbE well. S8OO/besl. (313)437.9128' USED ~~~ tJl 9 p.m. n alter 7. oJ $5995 Thurs., Wed. & Fri. $11,895 1976 Thunderbird. Good look·: '81 Datsun Pickup 4X4 ~.ft~.~ -AAlJ 'tU6 p.m. ing. needs minor repair. $200. '80GMCVan Up Tb 48Months Clean -- (517)223-3497. Rebate For Cash $3895 $3595 40875 Plymouth Rd., Plymouth 453·4600 1976 VW van. S8OO. Fuel 10-: CARS Jected. body good. runs well.' (~cross from Burroughs) From Detroit 961·4797 (313)426-2518. : 9851 East Grand River. Brighton _ Z WE BUY • WE SELL • WE SERVICE • Sf:RVICE HOURS Mon. & Thurs. 10:00a.m.-8:00 p.m. , Stop smoking Mon.-Fn.8:00-6:00 227-1277 Tues. Wed .• Fn. 10:00am.-6:00 p.m. Don't be a heart breaker Sat. 8:00-12:00 Sat. 10:00a.m.-2:00 p.m. The M,Chlgon HP.o.. A$SOCI01,on •() LEASE ONE STOP SHOPPING RATES 1982 Cutlass Supreme 1984 Chevy Cavalier 2 tone. ale. power, Stk. No. U525P '$6595 2 to choose from. ale. Stk. Nos. U525p·U529P $7295 1983 Cadillac EidoradO$15 995 1981 Pontiac Firebird REDUCED ON Loaded, Stk. No. U536A , V-8, air. p.s .• p.b., auto.• slereo,:!roO miles, Stk. No. U475A $5 9 9 5 1982 Chevy Malibu 1983 Pontiac Phoenix 4 dr., ale. Stk. No. U546P $5595 R~d, 2dr., air. p.S., p.b., stereo, stk. no. 389A $5896 BUICKS&· 1984 GMCS·15 Pickup 1981 GMC% Ton Pickup OLDSMOBILES 19.000miles, Stk. No. U534P $8995 6 cyl.,Auto., power. Stk. No U461A $4995 1981 Lynx Sta. Wgn. 1984 Pontiac J2000 GMAC has just announced a reduction in all leas- A/C, 4 spd. Stk. No. U551A $2695 Ale, rack. Stk. No. U531P $6895 ing rates. This translates into significant savings on every 1985-1986model Buick and Oldsmobile in 1984 Plymouth Horizon 1984 Olds Firenza stock or ordered. 4 dr., hatch, stk. no. U307P 53995 4 dr., auto, full power, Stk. No. U514A $6995 1981 Chevrolet Citation 1982 JeepCJ7 EXAMPLE: 4 cyl., 4 speed, Stk. No. U498A $1995 Hardtop, 30,000miles, stk. no. U330P $8295 1986 BUICK CENTURY 1984 Blazer 1981 Pontiac Bonn. $9898 4 dr., air, all power, stk. no. 358A $4995 V6, all the toys, stk. no. U249P . 1981 Ford F250 4 dr., a.c., stereo, def. 1983 Chev. Celebrity and much more. 210ne blue,4 dr., air, all power, slk. no. U360P $6895 Air, aulo., p.s .• p.b.•cap, Stk. No. U476A.priced for quick sale $3 995 WAS $250.00/month 1984 BuickSkylarkLimited 1977 Mercury Marquis Ale, loaded. Stk. No. U526P , $6695 Full power. Stk. No. U558P $1995 NOW 1981 Buick Regal 1979 Chevette Bucket,consol, air, all power, stk. no. U427A $5595 4 dr., auto. Stk. No. U452A $1995 $21S~~onth 1982 Chevrolet Chevette 1979 Chev.CamaroSport Stock No. 5915 4 year lease $4195 48,000 miles, Ale $5395 4dr., auto, air, Stk. No. U527P \ 1981 Ford Escort 1980 Chevy % Ton Van 52595 6 cyl., auto., p.s.; p.b., Stk. No. U451A $2995 NO DOWN PA YMENT Air, p.s, p.b., rack. Stk. No. U312A 1976 Pontiac Lemans 1984 Pontiac 6000 LE M t 5 4 dr •• black, Stk. No. U487A $9695 "The Best Kept Secret in 4 dr., 25,000miles. Stk. No. U445A US ee Oakland County for 50 Years" 1985Chevroletl·TonWindowVan59995 1985 Olds Regency 9,000miles Loa~ed. Stk. No. U549A $12,600 ~=.a~1I ..... , ., .. 11 ,.". \l t~.I, ... .. U , ...... t.\! .....,. Ir------_ Wednesday. OCtober 23. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-l5-B I. ~ Sliger/livingston .. Publications, Inc. Clean out your garage with a garage sale and clean up on - • savings with the help '. '. of a classified, ad in the Monday Green Clean Out Sheet and lor the • Wednesday Green (and Up) Sheet. Beat the rush You can place your ad in the , and call us before Monday Green Sheet, which is delivered free every Monday to over 3:30 p.m. on Friday 49,000 homes in Livingston County, • with your garage sale South Lyon and Milford, or you can place your ad in the Wednesday ad. Green Sheet, which reaches Over 125,000homes in Livingston County, South Lyon, Milford, Dexter, Nor- thville and Novi. Or call us before 3:30 p.m. on Friday and you can place your ad in both the Monday and Wednesday --- Green-- __ -~.~Sheets.~a.~.- _ 'l ' Brighton (313) 227-4436 Dexter (313) 426-5032 Fowlervi lie (517) 548-2570 Livingston County (517) 548-2570 Milford (313) 685-8705 Northville (313) 348-3022 Novi (313) 348-3024 Pinckney (313) 227-4437 South Lyon (313) 437-4133 -Special· . " When you place .. 'your garage sale ad in the· Monday or Wed'nes- . ·day.Gre~n. Shee\t~, . . y'ou're ..entltled t.o a free . . ," .' - • " o. ( . . .. ' , ' "". ",' . '.;~.: .~ , . ~' 16-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, Oclober 23,1985 • 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 241 Vehicles UnderS10OD. 1977Vega hatchback.:' speed. amlfm. Good mileage. Depen· dable. $500. (3131878-5649. 1967 Volkswagen convertible. II Good wlnler project. $500 or. McDonald best. (313)227·7276. ' - 1974 Vega GT. Automatic, 77.000 miles. $600 or best of· "Your neighbor in the car business" -----_ler. (3131229-6906alter.....6,-- DON'T FALL CLEARANCE SALE WAIT UNTIL Now in stock our biggest selection ever of new and previously owned vehicles MONDAYI _ You can place your ad any day dUST LOOK AT THESE EXAMPLES 01 Ihe week. Office hours are 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday • Fnllay. 8:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. 1986 ESCORT 1986 MUSTANG Saturday, Our phone room 1978CADILLAC 1978 FORD salespeople will be happy tei help you, , .• 18 ELDORADO MUSTANG (5171548-2570 $5908 * $6957°5* (3131437-4133 1.9.4 cyl. engine. 4 spd .• 010 2.3 engine. cruise. powr (313)227-4436 . -. • trans.. AM radio. electric locks. AM/FM stereo with $2499* * $1999* * (3131348-3022 premium sound, road • defroster. reclining seats. one owner, (313)685-8705 front wheel drive. Stk. No. wheels. much. much more. (3131426-5032 61121 Stk. No. 61153 To Late Too • Classify ESCORTS , . AEROSTARVANS . TEMPOS OVER SO 12 Foot Stake Truck MUSTANGS 15 Pass. Club Wagons THUNDERBtRDS OTHERS TO Eddie Bauer Bronco TURBO COUPES CHOOSE FROM Cargoyan. LTD'. CROWN VICTORIAS AT SIMILAR IN STOCK IN STOCK SAVINGS READY TO GO R1:ADYTOGO BIG CITY DEALS - HOMETOWN SERVICE I I Remember McDonald Ford Means~ , I f!( Small enough for that personal touch you thought was gone ~ Big enough for a good selection at lower than competitive prices [if' Well-trained staff of service technicians that care about you and your vehicle .11f A, S, X, Z Plan purchases welcome . '\ CLASSIFIED DEADUNES''''' [!( We are a Ford Lifetime Service Guarantee Dealer Wednesday 12:00· - Green 'Sheel Shopping Gurde Serv- ing Dexter & Green Sheet • Shopping Guide Serving Highland. Thursday 3:30 • Shopper Business Directory, Friday 3:30 - Shopper, Monday Green Sheet. & Green Sheet Busmess Directorys. Monday 3:30 • • ._".J~y Green Sheet. ... HIGHLAND. House lor rent. Hall mile off M·59. Maintained older home, secluded. gas heat. with appliances. 4 possi- ble 5 bedrooms plus garage: Immediate occupancy. S650 Monthly. Security deposit. references. credit report. , (3131887.0160. , I ;1 II 'j I I i I Ii I ______------'L- ....l...... :... ..:..:..__ -=-_..:.1 ,'. l.' -r------. Wednesday, October 23, 1985 Our Town InOur Town 2 Autumnfest fashions 3 wIte NnrtItuUle 1&ecnrb Gridders chop Chiefs 5 • Recreation Briefs 7 c .BREWING UP A THRILLER IY IROU MARTIN . -01°." • -0. of '0. - -.. , ., '" '. ' .:' :'''. Halloween, for a lot of us, Is our PLAYING , " favorite holiday. " The chance to mask our everyday "1:-: face and transform Into someone or -0:: ~ " ..... something else for just one night Is a ;" ~. tantalizing opportUnity, for adults as IT • well as kids. , • ' While there's nothing like a great big Halloween party thrown by friends or ,~ . whoever, It's a tricky thing to SAft organize. So In case you're not booked for the big day, we'll help you get In a ghoulish frame of mind for some HalJo. ween festivities. As Sir Graves Ghastly 8'1 8RUU MARTIN " used to say, "Happy haunting." With reports In recent years of abductlons, dangerous costumes _ and the occasional tampered·wlth , ca!1dy, Halloween this year may be more literaUy frightening than -fOR RIDS " in a long time - for parents and for chHdren. But there's no < A Scary HaIoween Show featuring 'reason chHdren can't enjoy trick- ' Mlng the Magician wDI be held at 11 or-treating just as much as their : a.m. Octo~r 26 at the Novl Library, parents once did If some common.: ' 45245 West Ten Mlle. For children age , .'. ' sense safety suggestlons are " -. flve and older; for more Informatlon, followed: ' ~, phone the library at 349-0720. Hdoween Masks created by a o Only trick-or·treat In makeup artist will be avaDable at the famOlar ~borhOllds and at Northville Community Center, 303 :. ~ fsmlliar ~ses. Plan to follow a " : " • West Main, prior to "Trick or Treat" route and designate a time to " .. tlme on Halloween. From 3:30 p.m. return. Consider drawing a single .• untO dusk, your child can be map route, maklng'sure both chUd • _ transformed Into his or her favorite and parent have a copy. • • creature or goblin. The $5 fee Includes .' D Alert your chHdren to watch, •• a "special treat." Register by Tues- .. for "tricks" In their treats. Make : day, October 29. For Informatlon, call sure they know not to eat . ',: ~349-o203. anything until they get home and \ Flrefllhters from the City of Nor- - you have a chance to look over thville will hosh Halloween Party for the treats for tampered wrappers chUdren from 5·7 p.m. Halloween or anything else suspICious. . evening at NorthvHle City Hall, 215 o To assuage Parents worried:' • West Main. A costume contest, as well about the treats their chHdren br·· : as goodies and refreshments will be on " Ing home, Providence Hospital In ; • hand. - Novl will offer free x-ray screen- H"een h8yrIdes wUl be available Ing of Halloween candy (detects at the Kensington Farm Center In Ken- metal objects, not chenllcals) sington Metropark ilear Milford on • from 6-9 p.m. Thursday, October Tue!day, Q~0I}e~,29t fron,L7,p.m. to ~ _ , .~.3J.J~I~~}..J!,~center Is J" ,,' -- 9:30 Rides' on-e-halflWiiT'elcn~ ,...... ,. '\'...... ,., P:nf. are ""'lOCated~t 'TeWMU:and'lIaDerty and charges are $2 per child and $3 '~" Road.'" r, ~er adult. Reservatlons and purchase • -,,~. o Costume. ShoUid be made of tlckets must be'made In advance at ' of Ilght-eolored fl8me-retantant the Kensington Farm Center. For In- • material, and large enough so that formatlon, phone 1-800-552-6772. " warm'dothlng can 'be worn undemeatl1. - , - ~ ..: o ' 'M~~1should be p~perlY ventuated with holes for nose and i,"·" 1 mouth ~'large eye:holes for GOING OUT , good visibilitY. Best of aU, use face desllns or makeup Instead of Anthony'. at the Sheraton Oaks In >\. a mask . " ~ , .• ~, ' , - ,<• Novl plays host to a Halloween . o Have chHdren':Wear the Costume Party from 7:30 p.m.·l:30 " ."<- .- ; , mask,on top of their head when a.m., with prizes for best costume, .' ., , ·walking. Pun It over the nee only best-dressed and a dance contest when reaching each home. • (music by Prime nme). Located at D Motorists should be ex- , 27000 Sheraton Drive, call 348·5000 " .' tremely careful entering or exiting , for detaOs. driveways. Strange as It seems, WhIspers at the new Novl Hilton has the Uvlng Dead, Psxcho, The Exorcist, up on appropriate Halloween selec- Shrlek. wearing masks and distracting a Halloween party of Its own, with The Omen, Friday the 13th, and of tions at non-elub outlets and at Dis- "you're short a VCR and short of other drivers have caused serIous- prizes, treats and other surprizes. course, all of their sequels. count Video, located at 45057 West cable, you're also going to be short on accidents. • < • '. ' Located on Haggerty Road at Eight the sort of Halloween fare network TV VIdeo yamplres can assemble a Among the most popular freshoOff- Pontlac Trail In Novl, and 42277 o When trlckoOr·treatlng, Mile; call 349-4000 for more Informa· programmers used to delight In servo choice battery of favorite scary the marquee-entrles are Nightmare on Seven MOe Road In Northville. young chDdren should always be tlon. Ing up on the big day. Not even a Vin- movies for home viewing thanks to Elm Street, Ghoulles, Friday the 13th, - Looking for something more geared accompanied by an adult. Older Dowfto,'tome good tlmes more your cent PrIce B·fllck on the late show this , the boonl In vldfllcassettes. Discount Part V, that's right, Part V, and to children? Cartoon Alley, 136 N. children should have a curfew. style? The Pit Stop on Grand River year. On Wednesday, October 30, , Video staffers report their fastest C.H.U.D. (Cannibalistic Humanoid Center, NorthvUle, has videos as mild o ReGidents staying home to WJBK Channel 2 will wrve up a • east of Taft In Novl will host a movers Include Dracula, Night of the Underground Dwellers}. as they come with Halloween distribute treats should keep an costume party at beginning at 9 p.m., Garfield Halloween special (8 p.m.) Uvlng Dead and Frankenstein, newer Only Discount Video club members vlewables Ilite Casper the Friendly eye out for unusual circumstances with prizes In several categories and followed by It's The Great Pumpkin, entries like Gates of Hell and may reserve the movies, so It'll take Ghost, seml-spooky Uttle Rascals or actions. music by South Star. For Information, Poltergeist, plus Halloween, Night of getting up early In the morning to load features Spnoky Hooky and Hide 'n' Charlie Brown. phone 348-2909. A haunted\ house sampler By JEAN DAY commission learned the Jaycees were having dif· flculty finding a new site for the haunted house. a For youngsters too old to trick-or-treat, visiting major fund-raiser for Jaycee activities such as scary haunted houses is a big part of the Halloween ' Fourth of July fireworks. To help, commissioners season. ' Instead authorized the use of the temporary site of There are plenlY around from which to make a the barn for a $1lease. "comparative study." And while they're called • haunted houses, two of this year's attractions are IN FARMINGTON, ghosts and monsters are In· really even;mor~scary haunted barns. hablting a haunted slore. located In Muirwood Square, Grand River and Drake Road. Cost Is$2.50, THE NOVI JAYCEES' haunted house, chock fullof Call477-5227If additional directions are needed. gruesome denizens, Is located on NovlRoad south of 1.96 freeway (behind the old Novi Elementary f2COUNTY4-HIs hoping this Friday will be a cool, SChool building). It's open from 7·11 p.m, dally crip October night for the opening of its haunted through October 31. Entry costs $2,50,$1.50for kids barn located at 5454 Venoy Road InWayne. It willbe under 12, openOctober 25,26, 'J:1 and 30 from 6-10 p.m. This Is the third year that the Wayne County 4' • NORTHVILLE AND PLYMOUTH JAYCEES have Hers have run the barn haunted by Dr. Rlgormortis joined forces to open a haunted house localed on and his monsters. Dr. Rlgormortls reports Ihal they Five Mile Road three-quarters of a mile west of "have created a maze that has only o'le lrue way Sheldon. Hours are from 7:30-10 p.m. nightly out. That Is, if you can make it out - for 1 will be through Halloween. Cost Isadults $3, children $1. looking for subjects to become my cadaver." Vlslls This haunted house actually Is an abandoned are a bargain at $1 a person. For additional In- dairy barn on Wayne County property - one might formation. call 721-6576 between 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 call it a Halloween treat from the Wayne Counly p.m. Commission. The county had 10 displace Ihe Jaycees from their locatlon of the past six years: a MILFORD AND HARTLAND Jaycees are joining cottage at the old Child Development Center now forces tohaunt at Ironwood GoldCourse In Hartland under development for the Jerorpe P. Cavanagh on M-59,three miles west of U.S. 23. Hours are 8· 11:30 p.m. October 25-30. Call 684·2795for additional Senior VUlagehousing project. These blood-curdllng types await visitors to the Novt Jaycees haunted house According to Commissioner Mary Dumas, the directions. Cost Is$2.50. I ' 2oC- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, October23.1985 : Katie Evans wed Austin Watermans mark 50 years " Katie Evans, daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. Luther Evans Last Saturday was Sweetest Day. For of 19580Crystal Lake Drive. became the bride of Floyd the Austin T. Watermans, OCtober 19 Raeon In a 6 p.m. service at Our Lady of Mercy Chapel has been Sweetest Day for 50 years. in Farmington Hms September 28. Father J. Robert The couple, who attended school ,Schadenofflclated. ' together at the old Waterford SChoolon The wedding ring given to the bride In the double ring Franklin Road jn Northville, eXchang- ceremony circled her engagement ring. which was the ed marriage vows on October 19, 1935, · bridegroom'S grandmother's ring In Its original set· before the Reverend William Richards, : ling. The service Included the lighting of a symbolic a former Northville minister, at his , OOltycandle. home In Belleville. , The bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Since their marriage, they have · 'Raeon of Jamestown, New York. . made their home at 16461Homer. just · The bride's gown of white satin was styled with a around the comer from 43333 Reservoir , ,high neckline with sequined lace Insets on the bodice Road where Austin Waterman was , .and long sleeves. The bloCkwas low cut, and the skirt born. Although their mailing address Is , extended Into a chapel-length train. A small cap held Plymouth, their home Is In Northville · the fingertip bridal veil of illusion. The bride carried a Township. bouquet of white roses. stephanotis and a hint of pink Mrs. Waterman, who was born In · jilstramerla. Detroit, was Louise C. Stelnhebel Connie Noftz of Birmingham was maid of honor. before her marriage. Bridesmaid was Sue Owen of Plymouth. They wore She first ret1red,from Burroughs Cor- : navy taffeta gowns styled with v-neck bodices and poration and then worked In Freydl's · skirts featUring scalloped hemlines. They carried red part-time. Her husband, who learned roses. beige carnations and pink alstramerla. truck gardening from his parents, , Jim Raeon of Coer d'Alene. Idaho, was best man for worked In a greenhouse before going to his brother. Ushers were Ray Roddy of Marietta, Ford.Motor Company. Now retired, his ·'Georgia, Michael Evans of Oakland, California, and hobby is gardening. " Mark Evans of Waterford, brothers of the bride. The couple's niece, and neighbor. ,': A reception followed at Mercy Conference Center for Eunice Switzler. reports that Louise : :150 guests. Special guests Included Clare Walsh, great Waterman "is a collector. especially of aunt of the bride, Joe Quinn, a cousin of the bride. and plates." The couple had no children. · his family, all of SCranton. Pennsylvania. and Sabrena MR. AND MRS. FLOYD RAEON More than 50 guests were to celebrate and Sari Raeon. nieces of the bridegroom, from the Golden Anniversary with the Water- ·Jamestown, New York. ' She Is a graduate of the University of Michigan. mans last Saturday at a dinner party at ': Arter a wedding trip to Northern Michigan, the The bridegroom is a student of chiropractic medicine the Elks Club in Plymouth. Special , newlyweds are making their home In Canton, Georgia. in Marietta, Georgia, and expects to graduate in guests Included former neighbors. . The bride is a registered nurse employed inGeorgia. December. Dorothy and Doyle McDonald from Tennessee, and family from Texas and Oregon. MR. AND MRS. AUSTIN WATERMAN IiI Our Town .:OLV Autumnfest style show, wine tasting benefit upcoming By JEAN DAY The third annual tasting presented by society member Dennis Makers" for 7,:30 p.m. November 12 at the new Novi Hilton Cassady at 8 p.m. November 8 in New School Church in Mill 'north of Eight Mile on Haggerty. For women attending, it will :: For those who look for something to do while Monday night Race Historical Village will feature Asti Spumanti and seven be an evening of information ranging from makeup, hair, fQotball dominates the television set, Our Lady's League of Our wines from Italy's best areas. Cassady mentions this includ~s a clothing and coloring. Dessert will be"served. Kay Buttigieg, Lady of Victory Church offers an Autumnfest Fashion Show. It 19 year old Barolo. Regions from which Cassady will discuss 420-4406,is taking reservations at $4.50 a person. Newcomers' will be held in the church social hall beginning at 7:30 p.m. next wines are the Piemonte, Toscana, Umbria, Campania, president Ina Hacker announces that women interested in join- .' Monday. Calabria, Sicilia, Puglia, Abruzzo, Mache, Fruili, Lombardia ing Newcomers are welcome to attend as a "trial evening to get • Women from the church will model the fashions from and Sardegna. acquainted. tI Woman's World in Twelve Oaks and Towne Classics in Prospective new members of the historical society are in- One of Newcomers' most popular couple events, A Nite at Plymouth. Following the fashion show, door prizes will be vited to join members for this event. Those attending are to br- the Races" will be held at Northville Downs beginning at 6 p.m. presented to those attending. A Basket of Cheer drawing also ing wine glasses (at least eight ounces) and one of eight sug- November 15.Admission fee, program and buffet dinner are in- will be held. gested hors d' ouvres. Reservations are being taken by Dennis j cludecl in the $25 per couple cost. Reservations may be made · The event is an annual fund raiser for the league's and Cheryl Cassady through November 2. Cost is $7.50a person with Dot Yetso, 348-0131,beginning October 24 through October charities. The $4 admission includes desserts. with checks to be made payable to the Northville Historical 31.. . · Because the show is so successful, sponsors report, tickets Society. .", The popular wine tastings given by Cassady have included Northville Newcomers' Alumni have planned a Christmas will not be sold the evening of the event. Ticket reservations French and California wine parties previously. Of the upcom- luncheon at 11 a.m. December-l0 at Genitti's. The $8 a person may be made by calling Claire Long, 349-4429, or Mirna Rothermel, 349-6313. ing Itillian party Cassady explains, "This is a stand up, table to cost of the luncheon which will include door prizes. Wine will be table tasting wih a short Italian lecture on wines, regions, available at the cash bar. ' ' • languages spoken. . Each guest is asked to bring a wrapped ornament or gift item Taste the romantic winl',o;of Italy . ,in the $3 price range to exchange. Reservations may be made Newcomers sharpen lnJaf{l's. hl'ad for tll(' track with Joyce Confer, 420-0103, or Cherie -Pearson, 348-9232, . Reservations for the popular wine tasting evening of the -.- ' .. ,' .,. -, .- -~. 00_" • • --- ·.~.·through .December 1. As always· -president 'Hacker notes N~rthville Historical Society are limited to the first 100callerS. Northville Newcomers have planned an evening of "Image Newcomer members are welcome t~ attend. ' , " CITY OF NOVI ..tb"iUe DiscO NOTICE OF REGULAR ~o· Beverage "., CITY ELECTION and TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF NOVI: Party Shoppe j PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that a Regular City Election will be held on 116 E, Dunlap - 348-0808 Tuesday, November 5, 1985. in the City of Novi, County of Oakland, from 7:00 A.M. to 8:00 P.M., EST. NEW OWNERSHIPl TO BE ELECTED: We're here to give you a better product Mayor - 2 year term & friendly, excellent service. Council Members - Three to be elected for Four Year Terms. All qualified and registered electors may vote at this electron. Watch For Our The Places of voting will be as follows: Pet. 1-Church of the Holy Cross, 46200Ten Mile Road SPECTACULAR Pet. 2-Novi Middle School South, 25299Taft Road Pet. 3-Novi Public Library, 45245W. Ten Mile Road GRAND OPENING! Pet. 4-Lakeshore Community Building, 601South Lake Drive Pet. 5-0rchard Hills School, 41900Quince Drive I ~pepsI'l PEPSI SPECIAL \E.... ~i Pet. 6-Fire Station No.1, 42975Grand River ~ PellSl I PEP.8l I Pet. 7-Village Oaks School. 23333Willowbrook Drive I~' DletPepl1 . ~ : Pet. 8-Chateau Estates Clubhouse. 42000Carousel Drive Pet. 9-Novi High School Auditorium, 24602Taft Road ' MountaInPepslUshtDew ill' Pet. 10-Fire Station No.3. 42785Nine Mile Road Please contact the City Clerk's office, 349-4300,if you are unsure • Su~~:::'FrN • 'of your voting precinct. ii-:~ apk.btls. &Pk.cans. GERALDINE STIPP, ~ 16oz. ~ CITY CLERK . (10-23& 10-30-85NR, NN) ~ $1~~; $1~ • 107 Haggerty Road Plymouth, MI 48170 (313) 459-3890 M.lnoed 0< \lngI<', qu.lofoed nwn .Jnd women molYY~f' pl(>nty on c.u In\ur.ancC" wlih f.umN\ t'" .. clU\IVt· Everything you need )0/60 "'ulO P.. k.g.· Jell" ... HENDRY / Why nol ch("(k w,th f.um- is available at CONVALESCENT N,'od ..y1 PLYMOUTH CENTER Jim Storm TOWNE APARTMENTS where excellence In pro- fessional care Is available. . 43320 W. 7 Mile Enjoy healthy independence in thls beautiful new complex. (ICroll'rom L1"I. <:e... r'.' Northville One and two bedroom apartments for The Hendry Convalescent center 349-6810 Senior Citizens including: Is accredited by the Joint • Transportation for shopping !IIi-"" Commission on Accreditation of • Optional social activities Hospitals; and a member of the • Emergency security Health Saving Services group of • Two meals convalescent homes. • Housekeeping services • LInens Choosen As One Of • DAY CARE for the adult OPUHDAILY The 10 Best In who nMda .upMVialon • ORay • TEMPORARY VACATION APPOINTMENT Michigan By Good CARE for overnight or Housekeeping wHkend. Now taking ReservaUoas Magazine • TWENTY-FOUR HOUR Call or VIsIt L- ..J NURSING CARE 105 Haggerty Road HENDRY Plymouth, Michigan 48170 CONVALESCENT Phone ',ss-0510 CENTER / Wednesday. October 23. 19S5- THE NORTHVILLERECORD-~'C ~apacity crowd applauds new look' • of fall fashions Sunrise to Sunset fashions from Del's, !<'reydl's, The Little Peo- ple Shop, Victoria's Place, Lapham's, Orin Jewelers and Onyx Furs were modeled by Highland Lakes residents at the annual fall benefit of Highland Lakes Women's Club last Thursday. ' Hair styles and makeup were by Continental Hair Designs. A capacity crowd attended the popular event, chaired by Audrey Hinchey and Jane Johnson. Record photos by Steve Fecht. Gene Fogel exhibits jewelry • • • • Attentive audience inspects fall designs Ruth Beagan escorts young mode~Michael Modlin , - ,I: ' CHURCH Pharmacy & Your Health CHRISTIAN FAMILy CHURCH DIRECTORY Novl Community Center For information regardln~rates 26400Novl. Rd. - near I 96 Northville for church listings call he 1--1; i Worship 10A.M. Northville Record or Novi News . ! " Come Prlase the Lord ,I: Pastor Leo Beauchamp. 348-2265 Pharmacy -Is a service club which fosters 349-1700 ~ Tlle-Carpetlng-Formlca fellowship and educational growth. 1,11'1 134 E. Main St.' -devoted to community betterment Northville OPE" DOOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH GRACECHAPEL 100's of Samples through service. . 145N. Center. Northville WilliamTyndaleCollege -membership open to men and women 12Mile& DrakeRoadsFarmln~onHIlls.474-0151 349-0850 348-2101 830a.m.Worship rvice 18year and older. "We Invite You To Come And 9:45 a.m.SundaySChool(allages) . Wm: R. Wright, R.Ph. 145E.Cady Northville 349·4480 For more information call FellowshIp With Us" 11:00a.m.WorshipService Mark Freer. Paslor 7.30p.m.Wed.evenin~service Joe Sedlacek - 453-2206 Services: Thurs. 7 p.m; Sun. 10a.m. Douglasl. Klein, aslor FREE DELIVERY Joe Henshaw - 453-7569 EvangelicalPresbyterian Church IN NORTHVILLE .. Organizational meeting for new Northvllle/Novi Clvltan Club FIRSTPRESBYTERIA~ CH'URCH FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE EachWednesday at 8p.m. at Denny's Restaurant 200 E. Main S\.. Northville 349-0911 21260Hag~erty Rd. 348-7600 SORE THROAT' . Worshlp-9:3O& 11:00a.m. (1-25atS Mile) "" near 12Oaks Mall, Novl .J Church School-Grades 1-8 9:30a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. & 11 a.m. Sore throat is among the most common health Grades9-12 11:ooa.m. worshlC 9:30& 11a.m., Eve. 6 p.m. complaints but, fortunately, is not usually sympto- Dr. Lawrence Chamberlain-Pastor BI Ie Study Wed. 7 p.m. Dr. Nile Harper. Associate Pastor Dr. Richard Parrott, Pastor matic of serious health problems. Sore throat is often due to (1)irritation caused by smoke, prolonged SPIRIT OF CHRIST WALLED LAKE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH talking, or sleeping with opened mouth, (2)irritation LUTHERANCHURCH OF NOVI 309 Market St. 624-2483 caused by drainage associated with allergy, (3) viral TenMII.ebetweenMeadowbrook& Haggerty The last thing you need now is Wendell L. Baglow. Pastor infection, and/or (4) bacterial infection. Pain often Worship.10:00a.m.SunclayCh. SCh.11:30 Wed. 7:30BYF. Sr. High thru Adult responds to use of throat lozenges or hard candy. problem with your renter's Coffee& Fellowship.11:00a.m. insurance. ChurchOffice ·477-6296 Sunday, 9:45Study. 11:00a.m. Worship Gargles and lozenges that contain anesthetics Nursery Available At Services flentlng fits a mobile America's style. PastorThomasA. SCherger- 478-9265 (numbing agents) provide temporary pain relief. When you rent. you may haveattractive surroundings, Aspirin helps relieve both pain and inflammation; tended grounds and on-call malntendnce. And you have OUR LADY OF VICTORY ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH the freedom to move as your heart or your Job takes CATHOLIC CHURCH Farmlnglon acetaminophen relieves pain but not inflammation. you-without all the hasslesof seiling a house. 770 Thayer: Northville Although you have all these convenient luxuries, you 23225 GillRd.•Farm. also havemany of the sameliability and personal proper· . WEEKENDUTURGIES 3blks.S.01Gd.Rrter,3blks.W.ofFarmingtonRd. In allergic individuals where drainage irritates ty risks as a homeowner. That's wily Auto-Owners Apart- Saturday. 5:00p.m. Church474-0584 Sunday.S, 9:30.11a.m. & 12:30p.m. the throat, use of an antihistamine and/or ment Dwellers Insurance protects the contenls of your Worship8:30a.m.& 11a.m. apartment from loss due to theft, vandalism, fire. water, Casterlint [Juntral 2lume, tlm, Church 349-2621,School 349-3610 SundaySChool9:40 a.m. decongestant may decrease drainag~ and reduce wind and allier losses. It protects you and you' family If Religious Education 349-2559 (NurseryProvided) PastorCharlesFox someone else Is Injured In anapartmenl accident. SERVING YOU FOR 3 GENERATIONS pain. Taking such preparations before sleep may And If something should happen to your apartment, be especially beneficial and eliminate sore throat AUlo-Owners pays for your living quarters until you can ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN FIRST APOSTOLIC LUTHERN CHURCH return to your own apartment. Just ask your "no pro- 26325Halstead Rd. at 11Mile on arising. blem" AlJlo-Ownersagent about Apartment Dwellers In- High & Elm Streets, Northville Farmington Hills. Michigan surance. It's a good wayto Insure peace-of-mlnd. 1 22 WEST DUNLAP STREET C. Boerger. Pastor Services: 10:30a.m. Every Sun. T. Lubeck. Pastor Sore throat due to streptococcus infection (strep NORTHVILLE. MICHIGAN 48167 7:00p.m. 1st&3rd Sun. of each month ~~ (31 3) 349'()61 1 Church & School 349-3140 Sunday SChool 9:15a.m. throat) is best treated with penicillin or substitute Tk'NJfI.4(.....f/q;4- Sunday Worship. S:3Oa.m. & 11:00a.m. Bible Class 7:45p.m. Tues. Saturday Vespers: 6:00P.M. Song Services 7:00p.m. Last Sun. of month antibiotics. Ifuntreated, the bacteria that cause C. Harold Bloom strep throat can produce rheumatic fever, heart Agency HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH valve damage, and kidney damage. RAY J. CASTERLINE FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST ''Over 38years ezpericce" SCIENTIST 1893 - 1959 12Mile East of HaHgerty 108W. Main St. Farmington HI Is 11OOW.Ann Arbor Trail FRED A. CASTERLINE - RAY J. CASTERUNE \I Northville, MI Sunday School 9:30a.m. Plymouth. Michigan Sunday Worship 10:30a.m. Sunday Worship. 10:30a.m. 349-1252 Nursery Care Available sundaJ: School. 10:30a.m. V.H. Mesenbrln~ Pastor Wednes ay Meeting. 8:00p.m. Phone: 553- 70 You Really Care FIRSTUNITED METHODIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH OF NORTHVILLE (Assemblies of God) How You Look. , 8Mile& TaftRoads 41355Six Mile Rd.• Northville Rev.ErlcHammar.Minister Rev. Larry Frick-348-9030 St. Mary's Preparatory Sunday School. 10:00a.m. So 09 We. WcrshlpServices9:30& 11a.m. Sun. WorShip. 11a.m. & 6:00 p.m. It's important to look your best at all times. ChurchSChool.NurserythruAdult9:30am. Wed. "Body Life" Serv•• 7:00p.m. We'vededicated over 50 years to helping folks do Nurserythru3n1Grade11a.m. Christian Comm. Preschool & K-8 just that. Weprovide fast, dependable full service "OPEN HOUSE" BUSHNELLCONGREGAnONAL cleaning & pressing, and we are sure you will ST.ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH CHURCH agree- our fine quality workmanship proves 430E. Nlcholet SUNDAY, OCTOBER 27,1985 Walled Lake 48088 21355Meadowbrook Rd••Novl A1Bro- that experience counts. Phone: 624-3817 ~uet Rd. (SY.!Mile) Church Service, 10:00 a.m. Morn nRWorship. 9:30a.m. Church School. 10:00a.m. Churc School. 0:30a.m. Rev. Leslie Harding 348-7757 Coffee & Fellowship following serviCe frt!1~l'£' 11:00 AM MASS (Shrine Chapel) NOVI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NOVI DRY CLEANING SPECIALISTS 41671W. Ten Mile-Meadowbrook 4530111Mile at Taft Rd. Home of Novl Christian School (K-12) 112 E. Main 12:00 Refreshments 349-2652(24hrs.) Sun. School, 9:45a.m. Sunday Worship at 8:45a.m. & 11a.m. NORTHVILLE Worship, 11:00a.m. & 6:00 p.m. Church School 9:45a.m. Prayer Meeting. Wed ••7:30p.m. 349·0777 12:30 Presentations Nursery Care Available Richard Burgess. Pastor and Tours Charles R. Jacobs. Kearney Kirby. Pastors 349-3477 Ivan E. Speight. Ass\. 349-3647 ORCHARDHILLS BAPTIST CHURCH FAITH COMMUNITY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 23455Novl Rd. (between 9-10Mile) CITY OF NOVI Join the Orchard Lake Family Bible Study For All A?eS9:45a.m. 44400W. 10Mlle. Novi wors~ Services al1 a.m. &: 6p.m. • Y.!mile west of Novl Rd. Wed.. Id-we~~r Serv••7 p.m. Worship & Church School. 9:30a.m. & 11a.m. ABSENTEE BALLOTS on October 27.and begin to P.O. Box1 349-5666 RichardJ. Henderson. Pastor ABSENTEE BALLOTS for the Novemb~r Regular City prepare for your son's bright futurelU 5, 1985, CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS 'Election are available at the City Clerk's office. Applications for EPISCOPAL FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF NORTHVILLE ballots to be mailed must be received by 2:00 P.M., Saturday, 10Mile between Taft & Beck. Novl 217N. Wlnj 349.1020 November 2nd, 1985. The Clerk's Office will be open on Saturday, ~l Phone 349-1175 Dr. ames H. Luther. Pastor ~ . Services: Salurday 5:00p.m. November 2nd, from 8:00 A.M. until 2:00 P.M. for the purpose of is- sunda~ Worship, 11a.m. & 6:30 p.m. ~~ CALL OR WRITE: sund~ 8:00a.m. &: 10:00a.m. Wed ••7: AWANA. 7:30 Prayer Service suing Absentee Ballots. • orshlp & School Sunday School 9:45a.m. Absentee Ballots may be applied for In person only and voted ~-~~ The Rev. Leslie F. Harding In the Clerk's office on Monday, November 4th from 8:00 A.M. until St. Mary's Preparatory GOODSHEPHERDLUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WIXOM" • 4:00 P.M. EST. Admissions Department WIXOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K-6) , 9Mile & Meadowbrook Wixom & W. Maple Rds. Wisconsin Ev.luthern Synod Family Bible School. 9:45 a.m. . Orchard Lake, MI48033 Worship10a.m. Family Worehlp. 10:45a.m. & 6:30 p.m ' . Geraldine Stipp SundaySChool& Bible Class11:15 Family NI~hl Pro9JJam(Wod.), 7:00p.m. : City Clerk (313) 682-1885 ext. 52 I GeneEJahnko. Pastor-34&-0565 Ro ert V. arron. Pastor (10/16,10/23,10/30/85 NR, NN) 624-3823 (Awana& Pro-Teells) 624.5434 I I 4-e- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesdav. October 23.1985 • Fall childbirth classes teach Lamaze methods several Lamaze classes for mothers November 12 at 7:30 p.m. at Geneva and parents·to-be are orrered this fall. United Presbyterian Church. 5835 Lamaze Childbirth Education Sheldon, Canton. The classes give in- Association of Livonia has scheduled a formation on care and development of • six·week class for sharing and exercise the newborn from birth through three for mothers .with babies and mothers· months. to-be includes discussion on child care • A Cesarean Orientation will be will meet from 10-11:30 a.m. Wednes· given at Newburgh Methodist Church day mornings, October 3O-December 4. at 7:30 p.m. November 4. This is an in- at Memorial Church of Christ. 35475 troduction to Cesarean preparation Five Mile. Livonia. Fee. inclUding classes and features a cesarean birth babysitting. is $25. mm. Couples anticipating a cesarean For information or to register for the birth as well as Lamaze prepared Lamaze Childbirth Education Associa- couples are welcome. There is a $1 per tion of Livonia class, call 592·8618. person charge at the door. The Plymouth Childbirth Education • Lamaze series of seven weeks each Association is offering the following are scheduled at the following times classes: and locations: • A six week pre-natal exercise class November 11. 7:30 p.m .• Sword of the of non·aerobic exercises for toning and Spirit Church. 34563 Seven Mile, strengthening will be held beginning Livonia; November 6 at 7 p.m. at Newburgh November 6, 9:30 a.m., St. Michael Methodist Church. Classes are physi- , Lutheran Church. 7000Sheldon. Canton. cIan approved. For information or to register for the • A two week course for expectant above Plymouth Childbirth Education couples on Newborn Care will begin Association classes call 459-7477. • BOYS STATERS - With Boys State chairman Paul Vernon, Matthew "Hinds, Michael Hilfinger, David Kaminski, Mike left, and American Legion Post 147Commander Jim Bonham, Todd, David Merrifield, Terry Michelitch, James Umpirowicz, ~ew daughters welcomed right, are, from left front row, delegates David Trumbull, Phil James Totten. Craig Kozler was absent. Record photo by Steve Pendleton, Mark Bertagnolli, Mark GUard, SCott Lazzara, Fecht. Dr. and Mrs. DOUglas Crossman of baby'S paternal great grandmother. Kevin Legel, Michael Yaekle, Michael Darrow; second row, 46274 Pickford have named their new daUghter Mary Elizabeth Margaret Matti Tyyne Brasure is the new _ Crossman. She was born september 16 daUghter of Tom and Leslie Brasure -~i Sinai Hospital of Detroit weighing Tuuri of Flushing, Michigan. She was eight pounds, one ounce. born October 11, weighing six pounds. 'Legion h~nors B{;ys,Girls State delegates. She joins a sister, Laurel Miner 14ounces. Crossman. 81h,at home. The baby has a brother seth Tierno. : Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs . . almost4. "I learned a lot about today's politics sponsored to the Michigan State Police quet. They were welcomed by Post introduced by Girls State chairman :Walter Crossman of Detroit and Mrs. Grandparents are the Reverend and - and had a lot of fun doing it," Phil student trooper program by the legion. Commander Jim Bonham and Mayor Jean Day, were Diane Dragon, Jill Mrs. Lloyd Brasure of Northville and Pendleton related at the annual Boys Paul Vernon, who heads the Boys State Kilner, Karen Legner, Mary ~Maxine Nerr of Montague, Michigan. Mike Todd said his time at Boys State State-Girls State banquet given last program. Auxiliary president Marilyn McDonald, Leigh Method and Mellanee : : MrS. Mabel Bloye of Detroit is the Dr. and Mrs. Arthur A. Tuuri of Flint. was "an experience I'll remember the Thursday by American Legion Lloyd H. Stockelman was in charge of dinner ar- Urbahns. Also delegates were Stacey rest of my life." Mary McDonald told Green Post 147 and auxiliary of the rangements. Fogle and Kim Valade. American Legion. _ those attending the banquet that in the Sponsors of the programs were Nor- short time at Girls State at Central State representatives Gerald Law, thville Mothers' Club, Northville Pendleton was summing up his ex- William Bullard and Jack Faxon at- :Zonta fashion benefit set Michigan University she made "so Woman's Club, Kiwanis, Casterline. perience at Wolverine Boys State last tended and gave brief remarks. many friends." Funeral' Home Inc., Multifeed, spring as a delegate from Northville. I · 'Zonta of Northwest Wayne County Cosmetics and hairstyles will be Superintendent George Bell, Northville Belanger Inc., Veterans of Foreign He and 16other Northville High juniors Their c9mments were echoed by the High principal David Bolitho and : Area will host its sixth annual fashion demonstrated by Beautiful People Hair were delegates to Boys State in East other delegates who reported thafthey Wars Post 4012, Ford Motor Company, · show November 7 at Meadowbrook Forum. counselor Alta Olson also attended and Jack Doheny, Rotary, Dr. Charles Lansing who were sponsored by local learned "how to deal with people" and praised the program that gives high .: :Country Club. The ticket price is $30 o ~ TRIPLE METHOD \ . -~------I SHAMPOO STEAM I • RINSE & EXTRACnON • STACKMORE ~~. I I The folding furniture with the permanent look! ".G''''',. ::·~L~~"e(313)3'~9577'---' - -: -I· ~ .. ",wi ..,," ...... 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Harper in- among the best in the conference this • and Phil Pendleton rushed for a career- blocks from tackle Dan Boland and Pendleton ended the game with a jured his knee In the season opener and year. high 169 yards - 81 on one dazzling guard Adam Morris, cut outside behind workmanlike 29 carries for his 169 was declared a dOUbtful prospect to Northville's undefeated junior varsi- touchdown run - to spur the Northville I Football I a downfield block by Don Norton and yards, a career high and a season high return this year. But the senior tailback ty gridders will host Livonia Stevenson Mustangs to a waterlogged 13-8football galloped 81 yards for Northville's for any Mustang this year. Tim Millen will resume practices with the team for the WLAA JV championship at 7 victory over winless Plymouth Canton longest run from scrimmage this picked up 59 yards on 13 carries and this week and should be in playing con· p.m. Thursday. Friday. • The Mustangs and the Chiefs stuck to season. quarterback Paul Newitt caried 13 dition by Northville's season finale The win lifted the Mustangs over the the mUddy ground during Friday Canton came back with a blocked times for 24tough yards. against Novl November 1. .500 mark for the first time since their night's downpour, with Northville pass- punt for a safety, then used a pair of The Mustang defense again was The North Farmington Raiders, WEEKEND RESULTS: Howell 21, season-opening win over Brighton. Nor- ing just 10 times and completing four back-to-back personal fouls against brilliant, led by Tony Briningstool's 10 whose 3-4 season record includes three Novi 0; North Farmington 21. Farin- thville is now 4-3 overall and 3-2 in the and Canton passing nine times and Northville to drive to the Mustang first hits and six first hits by Mark overtime losses, will host the Mustangs ington 14; Harrison 18, W.L. Western 7; Western Lakes Activities Association's completing just one. seven. From there, quarterback Steve Deal, playing his first game since injur· at 1 p.m. Saturday. Led by 215-pound Westland John Glenn 34, Plymouth • Western Division. \ The Mustangs dominated the game Jenyk ran in a keeper for the game's ing his ankle in the season opener. fullback Steve Goss. the big Raiders Salem 8;, Churchill 10,Livonia Franklin Last weekend's grid action locked statisticaly, running 65 plays for 290 final score. Northville stopped a two- Another key player on the road to will test Northville's run defense, 6; South Lyon 39, Hartland 3. Northville in a three-way tie with total yards compared with Canton's 23 Livonia Churchill and Walled Lake plays for 38 yards. But the Chiefs twice Western in the Western Division final hung tough on deep Northville drives in standings. • the first half, forcing the Mustangs to The Farmington Harrison Hawks (4-1 settle for field goals of 29 yards and 26 Mustang kickers fall in pre-regional IIi Western Division) locked up their yards by Sylvestre for a 6-0 halftime sixth division title in the last seven lead. years with their 18-7Victory over Wall· "I was very glad Jack got us those Plymouth Canton erased a two-goal ed Lake Western Friday. The Hawks points," said Northville Coach Dennis lead and posted a 3-2 overtime win over will take on Westland John Glenn (5-0 in Colligan. "I give Canton a lot of credit. . Northville Tuesday of last week to end Lakes' Division) for the conference They did a good job of shutting us down the Mustangs' chances of advancing to • championship this Friday night at when we got near their goal line. " the Class A regional soccer semifinals. Glenn. Northville's cross-dlvision game Northville opened the third quarter In the October 15 match, Northville will take place at 1 p.m. Saturday with two gives to Pendleton at the sprang to a 2~ lead on Matt Ashby's against North Farmington (3·4 Mustang 19. On the first, the senior . penalty shot six minutes into the game overall>. fullback was stopped for no gain. On the (Canton was whistled for tripping Mike Karfis in the penalty area) and Nick Morris' score one minute into the se- cond half on a through pass from winger Fred Cahill. The Chiefs dominated the second half with precision passwork, scoring their first goal at six minutes and the equalizer with 1:19 remaining in • regulation play. It wasn't until two overtime periods and 31k minutes into the first sudden-death overtime period Canton got its go-ahead goal against the effective Northville defense. Northville got back to the .500 mark (7-7-2overall) with an easy 2.0 win over Farmington Harrison on Thursday. Dan Magdich scored on a spectacular header off a somersault throw-in by Matt Peltz, then assisted on Nor- • thville's second goal when Magdich's shot rebounded in front of the Hawk . goal mouth to Steve Yezback, who fired It into the net. . The Mustangs will play at North Far- mington at 4 p.m. today, at Walled Lake. Centeral at 4 p.m. tomorrow and host Record phOloby STEVE FECHT Livonia Churchill in the season finale at 7 p.m. Monday . Mustang forward Nick Morris (18) is congratulated by teammates after scoring • ;-. You Are Invited .... FUNERAL HOMES. be. Trunk 3...... 1Ion...... , _.YO fRfnCI1 trStlRlnf~Showing (313) Rldlord-25450 Plymouth Rd. 937-3670 UV.... -37000SO. M," Rd. • D.trolt-4412 Uv ...... Avo. We are featuring the DID YOUKNOWl Sterling Collection • To receive medical assis- Northville connection tance you do not have perfect for all occasions to exhaust ell of your normally sold for $95, but Northville residents Jane Moylan, Julie Nowka and Angie assets. specially priced for this showing at Butterfield are members of the SChoolcraftCollegewomen's Send for "Old You soccer team. Moylan prepped at Livonia Ladywood while Know. ReptNt ii'" for Nowka and Butterfield are Northville IDgb grads. The Lady facts on pre-paid funeral $79.90 exemptiDns. Ocelots sport a 5-3-1record so far this season, with the most JAMES WILL Our gift to you with the purchase of any recent victory a 7-6 trouncing of Oakland University. This French Shriner Shoe will be a pair of shoe IPhont u•• ma~ Ot bring ,n ,hi. coupon I weekend SChoolcraft will travel to Columbus, Ohio for the ------trees. v••. I am Inter,lted In mora detail. on pr...pakl Friday OhioState University Tournament along with seven other col- """,,,I E.. mp,lonI. No coo, Ot obligtllon. This value will be extended • NIm4II:'" _ legiate teams. The Ocelots open the tourney against host Ohio October 25 to Include State~Record photo by Steve Fecht. AddI ... : _ 1:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Thursday, Friday and Saturday City/Slltt/Zip: _ Host Phont' _ AmfBRUSTER Bmtery Jim Lummis 10-3 Plymout Iga'':' French Shriner Company Representative 340 S.Main. h, Mlch Fall 455-7010 • IS Plant Now •• • FOR A BEAUTfFUL' SPRING for Special Purchase VI~UEE(f; ~ 10X25 Holland Bulbs Clear Or • --A _ ACRYLIC Black ~!!~!!!:g Mixed Tulips 12e ea. LATEX CAt:LK LAWNS. BULBS e <;AU. Mixed Crocus a ea. • Avatlable," '(O\Ir ChOl(t!' ot .. CO.()l''' Mixed Daffodils 25e ea. FIBERGI.AS ll>INSUI.A TION Req S219 47 PtR ~". S" Kraft Faced $5 Over 70 Other 99 ROIl ~'\{l2oq II Roo $1117 '13 Varieties Available 64 99 $1 , ~~121q f\. 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October 23.1985 Ohiefs edge harriers Northville DC!wnsopen for division crown for ii-per-day fall meet l-ast Thursday's battle for cro~· to take lOth place and Kevin Legel Harness racing returned to Nor- Babe (S26, 406 In earnings) are the' country supremacy in the Western finished 13th {our seconds behind him. thville Downs October 14 for the open- other top two-year-olds also eligible. ., Lakes Western Division was everything Northville's reserves avenged the Ing of the 1985-86 winter racing season. The leading contenders among the yO\!could want want in a cross·country loss in short order. beating Canton 35-25 Two and three-year-old standard- three-year-olds colt pacers include meet. to finish their dual meet division season breds.take center stage during October Keith Crawford's Good By Design and Northville Coach Ed Gabrys called 5-0. Leading the way was David Balok in two divisions o{ the rich Michigan Bank Teller owned by J.D. Cobb o{ the Northville-Plymouth Canton dual in 19:03. Sires Stakes. The divisions inclUde the Milford. Good By Design has won six of meet, the battle of the unbeaten men's Northville feU to 4·1 to finish runner- two-year-old filly trotters and the three- seven starts this year with total earn· squads, a "back·alley brawl." and in· up in the Western Division race. The year-old colt pacers. ings just over $40,000. Bank Teller deed, runners from each squad swap- Mustangs are 7-1overaU. recorded a mile time of 1:58 at Hazel ped positions throughout the race. The meet capped a remarkable varsi· Silvers KG, owned by Rob Park Raceway this year, a lifetime But it was Plymouth Canton who won ty season for Northville. The Mustangs Thomasma of Sturgis, heads the best. by.a Whisker, 25·30. lost a talented group of seniors from the eligibles in the two-year-old {illy trot. "We ran the best we have aU year," '84 squad to graduation last spring, and Silvers KG has been In the money nine Jackson at Northville Downs will • said Coach Ed Gabrys. "Our team has few picked Northville to rebound times in 11starts this year and has ac- span 66 programs on a Monday through been very consistent all year, and this strongly this year. cumulated $36,085 in earnings. Nobella Saturday basis conclUding December was reaUy the only close meet we've "I compared this year's team's times Bells ($22.132in earnings) and Tarport 31,with 11races nightly. had." with our times last year," said Gabrys, "and you know what? This team ~Close it was. Canton's Jay Swiecki would've won." grabbed the first finish just barely Gabrys is hoping the squad's positive New biathlon cancelled ahead of Northville leader KeVin Haas. mental state will carry over into this H!'!asran a personal best 17:04over the Saturday'S Class A regional at Royal A lack o{ entries forced the cancella- Plymouth and NorthVille recreation Cass Benton course. Canton picked up Oak Kimball High School. Northville is third and fourth to Virtually seal the tion of the Plymouth-Northville Oe. departments. a dark horse candidate to earn a team toberfest Biathlon, according to Traci Only nine applications were received win, just ahead of Scott Wiley <17:41), trip to state, with powerhouses like Far- John Kissinger <17:43) and Ken Booth Johnson, superVisor of the Northville in Northville and 20 in Plymouth when mington and Hazel Park running in the Recreation Center. at least 75were needed to run the event. (17:53) running fIfth, sixth and seventh meet. But Gabrys said he thinks • respectively. "We will try to reschedule the several Mustang runners may qualify Th'e'l)j!itHlonwas ~heduled to run Oc- Jeff Hoose ran a personal best 18:12 (biathlon) next spring because people to run at the state meet as indiViduals. tober 19 between Northville and are generally more active that time o{ Plymouth along Edward Hines Drive. year and you usually get a better tur- The event was to consist of a five nout," Johnson said, but added, "There kilometer run followed by a 20K bike are no definite plans for rescheduling Women's team, IV race and was to be co-sponsored by the yet." are finishing strong Quiz winner stays hot • . Northville's women's cross-country The Mustangs, 4-4 overall, will com- team clinched a tie for second place in pete at the Class A Regionals at Royal Art Thompson of Farmington is on a in Iowa's last-second 12-10Victory. Western Division standings last Thurs· Oak Kimball High School at 10 a.m. roll. Three weeks ago he took first place day by breezing almost uncontested Saturday. in The Northville Record/Novl News The second prize of $10 goes to Bob ps.st Plymouth Canton. The Chiefs lack- Northville's women and men football contest. Two weeks ago he Pode of Ann Arbor who was 16 points off . ed- ~I:I~required number of runners to reserves competed at the John Glenn finished second. And last week, Thomp- the actual total in the tiebreaker, while register an official score. Novice Invitational Tuesday, October son returned to the winner;s circle, win· the $5 third prize goes to a newcomer - The Mustangs ended their division IS, taking fifth of the 12 teams com. ning the $15first prize. Daren Johnson of Novl whose predic- dual meet season 3·2, tying with Canton peting. It was the Mustang' best finish tion o{ 42 points in the Michigan/Iowa . and Walled Lake Western behind divi· yet at the four-year-old meet. All told, Thompson has won $40 in the game was 20points off the actual total. . sion champ Livonia Churchill (5-0l. In the women's meet, sophomore grid quiz over the past three weeks. Jenni{er Goshorn was nosed out {or Goshorn plaCed seventh overall with a Thompson was one of three entrants Deadline {or submitting entries in the first place, but nearly matched her time of 22:32 on the John Glenn course. to lead the field with just four misses in • weekly grid game is Friday at 5 p.m. . previous best Cass Benton time of 21:48 Freshman Belding placed 11th with a last week's contest. He was awarded Check out this week's games, submit with her time of 21:51. NorthVille took timeof23:39. first place on the basis of the your entry and you could walk away . th~ 'following four spots with Sue Blan- On the boys' side, John Kissinger tiebreaker, predicting that Iowa and with some extra spending money. Just: chard (22:10), Wendy Nuechterlein placed third overall in 18:02, and Jeff RecordphotobySTEVEFECHT Michigan would run up a total of 31 ask Art Thompson - $40 bucks for 15 - (22:28), Pam Cavanaugh (23:11) and Hoose earned a 13th-place medal, runn- points in their Saturday showdown - minutes' time over the past three weeks : Nancy Belding (23:35l. inganI8:30. SCott Wiley finished fHtb against Canton Thursday ., just nine poInts of{ the actual total of 22 Is nothing to sneeze at. . .' , fi,OOD/'iEAII. Ask About Our :. CERTlRED SO·& 75· NORTHVILLE RECORD AND NOVI NEWS ·'11AUTO SERVICE.. MILFORD SPECIALS • Written Guarantee LANES • PRO-SHOP '. State of the Art LOUNGE • RESTAURANT • __ COUPON -- · Equipment 131 S. Milford Rd., 685-8745 • Goodyear Certified : '5 Off : · Mechanics _ C!~T~S.ER SP~~!~L~ IM~oo.nli8~tD~LS·1 FOOTBALLCONTEST! MOONLIGHT DOUBLES :: V.I.P. 1I $200 OffRec.Prq _ EVERY SAT. 10:30 p.m. I OPEN BOWLING I Tire & Auto $1000Winner Roll-Off THURS.. FRI •• SAT. 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O.me j, Wednesday, October 23,1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7-C Mustangs jolt Chargers RECREATION By B.J. MARTIN .. BRIEFS' Remember when Livonia Churchill beat Nor, Basketball thville's women's baskethall team 34·32 last COACHES NEEDED: The NorthVIlle september? I----_-----J Junior Baseball Association needs travel The Mustangs dld. And now ChurChllJ has a sour Northville shooters connected on eight of 13 foul league coaches for the 1986 season in the one to remember. shots in the final quarter. following age groups: Pee Wee Reese (11. Northville outscored the Chargers 12'()in the final Trtcla Ducker had a game-high 12 rebounds and 12), Sandy Koufax 03-14), Mickey Mantle quarter to charge from a 29-25 deficit to a solid 37-29 Stevens pitched in with six steals - in fact, the (I5-16), Connie Mack 07-1S) and Girls victory Thursday. Mustangs had 16steals from the guard corps alone Travel Softball (IS and under; IS and under>. For the first time this season, It was Northville's Tuesday. All games begin in April and conclude in backcourt that proVided the winning margin. The "We had a team effort that worked the whole August. For more information, contact Bob Mustang guard corps of Julie Anger, Jenny Stevens, game," said Kritch. "I'll tell you, if we can get our Frelllck at 349-2840before November 15. Roxanne serkaian and Chris McGowan combined to guards playing that way and our forwards playing OPEN GYM: The open gym schedule at score 24 of Northville's points. Backup guard Jill the way they're capable, this is going to be a pretty the Northville Community Center for Gallagher may have had as good a game as any of solid team." October 28 is: Monday, Wednesday and Fri· them, turning solid defense and good ball control The Mustangs looked anything but solid in a 39·29 day 4·5 p.m. (8-12 year olds), ~ p.m. 113·17 down the stretCh. loss to North Farmington Thursday. Led by 6'2" year olds) and S·9 p.m, (18 and over) on Fri· "All five of our guards did a really nice job," said center Heather McPhillips, the Raiders jumped to a dayoniy, Northville Coach Ed Kritch. "If you were to tell me 13-4 first quarter edge, and Northville pulled no RUN FOR REYES: The Novi Parks and at the beginning of the season we could win without closer than four points through the rest of the game. Recreation "Run for Reyes" will be held on any of our forwards scoring eight points, I would Last week's split left Northville with a 6-6 overall October 26at Novi Middle School North. Pre- have said, 'Noway.' " record, 4-6 in the WLAA. The Mustangs currently registration is $6 for the Mile Fun Run and $8 What happened down the final eight·minute trail 9-1 Plymouth Canton, 7·3 Churchill and 6-4 for the 8-kilometer race. Registration the stretch - the first quarter one of Northville's op- Livonia Franklin in division standings. Walled Lake day of the race will be $7 for the Fun Run and ponents has been held completely scoreless? Western also has a 4-6 record and Farmington Har- $10 for the SK. The first 250 entrants will "We played good defense," KritCh said. "They rison is still winless in 10conference games. receive T-shirts and all proceeds will go to - panicked and during the last four minutes we No~vill~ will.take QQ the Hawks tomorrow, then the Reyes Syndrome Foundation. For more played very intelligently and with enthu.o;iasm." seek to avenge a loss to'Walled Lake Western. information, call 349-1976... . CO·ED VOLLEYBALL' " A" Division W L Country Merchanls 16 4 Churchill swims past ta~kers· Getzles 13 7 Ball Bangers 12 8. Old Guard 9 11 First-place finishes by freestyler Shari Thomp- Athlete's Feet 8 12 200free and 100butterfly, Hilfinger In 200 individual Keford CollISIon son, breast stroke specialist Erika Nelson and Nor· medley, Thompson in a close 50 free, Wesley in 100 2 18 • "B"Divlslon thvllle's 400 yard freestyle relay team weren't backstroke and the 200 medley relay quartet of Kim W L John BPub 14 6· enough to propel the Mustangs past swim Valade, Jenny Clark, Kim Brining and Becky Magnum PI 10 5 power(boaUhouse Livonia Churchill last Thursday. Frayne. Grapenuts 10 5 The Chargers handed the Mustangs their second Net Gang 10 10 Nelson took third in 200 I.M, and other thirds were ItlshSellers 8 • 7 '. loss in eight meets 103-69,taking firsts in the first castaways 8 12 . seven events before Thompson's 500 yard free broke posted by Michele Beacham in diving, Karen HIts and Mrs. o 15 • up the sweep. Petersen in 100free, Hilfinger in 500 free and Clark in breast stroke. WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL By the time Nelson's Victory and the Victory Team W L posted by the 400 free relay were registered the Taking fifths were new diver Heidl Patterson, TeamNo.3 8 7' meet clearly, belonged to Churchill despite good Frayne in 100free and Valade in backstroke. Netwlts 7 3 r. The 6-2 Mustangs next will travel to Farmington O'Balis 7 3, swims by Sue settles, Julie Hilfinger, Pam Wesley SkImmers 7 8 and Thompson in the free relay. Harrison at 7 p.m. tomorrow, then to western Studelles 1 9 Taking seconds for the Mustangs were Settles in powerhouse Brighton Tuesday, October 29. .- Haverhill Farms Fall Special Indoor Ring Farmington 4 Riding Tennis Lessons 'JZm Farmington Road. Farmington. New Students Club 476-3246 $30 The Farmington Tennis Club is proud Open 7 Days CaJlNow to announce the Grand Opening 4096514 Mile West of Walled Lake Haggerty 624·5554 of its "INI" Tanning Salon Keep that Summer Tan All Year Long! Our New Tanning Salon is now open for your comfort. • Coo/Fans • Stereos ••••••. ·COUPON ·····r······. COUPON ••••••• .. Record photo by STEVE.fECHT WE MAY BE ABLE TO • Private Tanning Rooms : ONE FREE : 10 TANNING VISITS: All tanning packages Include use 01 Club . . .. Mustang guard Jenny Stevens goes up for a jumper facilltle$ during tanning sessions: saunas, REDUCE YOUR HEALTH Whlrfpools. Sh~, towels, gIant TV and : TANNING VISIT- : - $17.50 : free colfee. INSURANCE COSTS Nursery by appointment \ •••••••••••••••••• ; •••• ; •• JJ;~3~~•••••• ~ . ': .....------~-----..... INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP ". American Communit League Line Mutual Insurance Company Harry Hryczyk did a sman thing . .. Home OffIce - Li~onia. MIchigan With help from Michigan National, he exp:mded :m Founded 1938 Michigan National ambulance comp-my into a vital emergency ..IiPPOrt is helping smart 1tCrvice.Now, Harry's f1cct of dozens of ambui:mccs, SOCCER: Pandas, Stompers meet in final Manoug Anusbigian and his specially u'.uned crews, help save hundreds of 313·349·2355 people, like Harry lives C'.!chyC'.!r. BOYS 10 6 UNDER: Malt Schwagle's lour Stompers lIalten the Farminton Ayers 8-1. Harry~ plan for a better ambul:mce compmy act!1ally -':: goals paced the Hot Spurs to a 4-1 win over the Trlca Lukomskl;Kara Mihalko, Karen SChwartz Hryczyk. Marted the night he w·.!sbeing rushed to the hospital • P1ymoulh Bandits. Aaron Nelson was named and Regan Wisely each chipped In wilh goals the game's delenslve MVP lor the Spurs ..• lor the Stompers ... Joleen Fllkln's two goals with a l>CriOl!S injury. He thought the vehicle !>hould The Bandils edged Livonia No. 10 HI on Davld made the dIfference as the Stray Cals downed be better equipped :md the attendants more Capable. Morelli's score ... The Plymouth Sting zapped the Pymouth Flyers 2·1. Jennifer Hesse and the Knights 5-0. Delenslve MVP honors went Sarah Piner were the Stray Cats' defensive to Paul Maschek while Aaron Siuda grabbed and offensive MVP's respectIVely ... In a team At Michigan National, we think it's smart to heip the top ollenslve honors lor the Knights' ..• In ellort, the Blazers roughed up the Pandas 4-1. Ix:ople like Harry. Smart for business. Smart for the secoQd round NorthVille cup acllon, Uniled Llsa Hovnakf, Aura/yn Method, Katie McLean slipped past the Hot Spurs 4-3. and Valene SChueman each scoered for the communities we 1tCrve. GIRLS 10 6 UNDER: The Stompers and the Winners ... In Northville Cup semI-Final action. Rowdies played to a scoreless tie. Jill the Stompers took care 01 the Blazers 4-1 on We grow by helping the businesses in our communities Holloway recorded the shut out In the net lor goals by Megan Holmberg. Laura Whitley. the Stompers while goalkeeper COlleen Bethanle McLean and Karen Schwartz. The Wow. And it"s people hke Harry Hryczyk, of Oc'arbom, ' litzelman paced the Rowdies In this defensive Pandas ousted the Stray Cats 3-1 In the se- who give us that opporlUnity. struggle. cond game to earn the right to meet the • BOYS 126 UNDER: Irhe Express dropped a . Stompers In the IInal. decision to the Plymouth Hawlcs despite We're not just committed to good banking, we're 3-0 GIRLS 14 6 UNDER: The Pandas Shut out the line play by ollenslve MVP Ian Swllalskl the Sparlans 2~ In the Northvlle Cup Anal. committed to peopie. and defensive standout Gordie Collins ••, with a tolal team effort. Susan Weidenbach \ United watered down the Flymouth Flames 5- and Ashley MacLean notched the game's only O. as Goalkeepers Clay Cutchlngs and Chad scores ". The Spartans rebounded to edge Tolstedt combined for the Shut out. Steve Michigan Natiooal Bank-\\es( Metro the Plymouth Chargers 2·1, on goals by Pam £.11 Welger. Malt Golden, Craig Willey and Mike Yezbech and Betsy Petricca. Theresa Pachero The smart money ~ with us .. Husak all collected goals lor United ." Kurt was the Spartan's defensive MVP, Wahi scored twice to help the Hot Spurs burn the Plymouth Rebel Rousers &-1. Kevin BOYS UNDER 17: United handled Arsenal 3- o.:Neill, Jell Ozanich, David Chaves and Mark o on two goals by Mike Hiller and another by Leo each added goals for the Spurs ... Adam Brad Metz. Goaltender Craig Smilh recorded Davis and Kevin Rosllnskl tallied two goals the shut out for United ". Arsenal bounced apiece In leading the Rowdies to a convIncing back to beat Livonia No.1 4-1 behind three 9-1 win over the Farmington Tornadoes. tallies by Mike Pacheco. Jay Grillllh lead Ihe THI HIGHIST1"ICIINeY Rowdies Goaltender Kevin Worth spearhead- defensive effort Irom his goalie posillon for ed a line deillns)ve performance, the allowed Arsenal." Craig Smilh notched another Shut lust one score ... In Northville CuP action. out for Uniled. this time a 3-0 dacislon oyer FURNACE AVAILAILE Uniled handed the Hot Spurs a 4-1 loss. Steve livonia No.2. Jeff Higgins two scores and An, , . Welger, Mike Husak. sean Gordon and Malt dy Frey's one paced the winners ". Arsenal ., : Oseckl each scored lor United. and Plymouth NO.1 played to a 1-1 tie. Ken GIRLS 126 UNDER: Bethanle MacLean alld SpiOarelll kicked In Arsenal's lone goal while · Jane Luterer each scored lWlce to help the Mike Harmon was named delenslve MVP. :COLTS: 'Westland Meteors win two VARSITY~The COils' ollense never got un, on downs. With CO seconds remaining. Kevin tracked and the Westland Meteors took ad, Delaney picked oil a Meteor pass at mldlleld • but again the COlts couldn't capitalize. Runn- vantage 01 numerous turnovels to score a · come-lrOm-behind 1U win. Doug Cody put ingbackS Jell Todd and Mark Hellinger gained • the Colts In Iront ~ on a 55-yard Interception some good yardage on the ground behind the lor a touchdown, and a Garnett Potter kick. blocking 01 lineman James Poindexter. Tony The defense again rose to the or.caslon, as Nichols, Dave BulZ and Steve Uelterlng for the Andy Wayne blocked a punt to give the COils Coils. possession at the Meteor three yard-llne. But FRESHMEN: The Colt FreShmen used a the COIls lalled to take II In and turned the ball tenacious delense and an opportunistic 01· right back over to the Meteors. The momen· lense to shut out the Westland Meteors, 14-0. tum shilled and Ihe Meleors' later scored the Chrls Barbara's 1l1-yard touchdown run cap- winning touchdown. ped a 62·yard COlt drive fO open fhe game. In JUNIOR VARSITY: In J'iaction. the Colts the second quarter, Jerry White tackled a and the Westland Meteors battled 10 a Westland runner In the end zone lor a salety to scoreless tie on a ralnsoaked Ile: ...' 8-C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. October 23. 1985 • • • • , " • v . ' • 1. Marline'> 60WS Semi·Automatic .22 13. Remington Bolt Action Rifle. Caliber Rifle With Scope. 30/06 catiber. Blade action front scope. lS·shot capacity, side ejection'6992 Magazine holds 4 rounds. 27997 60WSMN Reg. $76.92 .... Sale 5773RAR Reg. $299.97 Sale 2. Winchester Ranger 20·Gauge Youth 14. Winchester 30/30 Rifle. 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Non·slip camo metal handle. 2497 X30306UHD Reg •.$7.96 .•... SaleS6.46ll11 43051UTA Reg. $29.97 ... Sale Super·X 30/06 180·Grain Shells. X30064UHD Reg. $9.97 ..... Sale S8.47rJIJ 24. Igloo\!> 15·Qt. Drab Green Playmate With Camouflaged Bag. 9. Winchester Super·X .357 Magnum Holds eighteen 12 oz. cans. 1997 Pistol Ammunition. 1284 1361361GLL Reg. $23.94 .Sale X3574PUHD Reg. $15.84 .. Sale .38 Special Pistol Ammunition. 25. Camouflaged Stainless Steel X38S1PUHD Reg. $10.97 ..... Sale $8.97 Vacuum Bottle. 1697 1610NLV Reg. $19.97 .... Sale 10. Security Combo ShotQun KIt. 12·gauge pump. Pistol gnp with sling. 26. Big ChlllTil Cooler. 50CXFMG 17996 Shoulder strap. 15x12x6". 1496 Reg. $194.96 Sale 79349PGP Reg. $16.96 ... Sale 11. Ruger Mlnl·14(!) Seml·Automatlc L'II Chili'" Cooler. 11x8x7Y2". .223 Caliber Rifle. 79345PGP $9.97 • 5·shot detachable clip. 24982 27. Flannel Shirt. 145URF Reg. $299.82 .Sale 100% cotton. Specify S, M, L, XL. 997 12. Remington 7400 Seml·Automatic ·3061MFN Reg. $13.83 ..... Sale 30106 Caliber Rifle. Tall Flannel Shirt. Gas metering system. 31997 Specify L, XL. 4716RP.RReg. $339.97 Sale ·3063MFN Reg. $14.97 ..... Sale $10.97 Sale EndsOctober 30 SHOWROOWl ADDRESSES ~ r::=~:;;;:;~;;:;;:;;:::::;_--SS~O;UUiiTHiitGiijA~TriE:iMilll-~A"NiiN._:A~RUBOR SOUTHFIELD STERLINGHEIGHTS,MI WESTLAND,MI TaOl1tOo~g~~ n~~~~/ke Southgate Shopping Center Arborland Consumer Hall 29720 Southfield Rd. Clinton Valley Mall Across from WesUand Mall C 13851Eureka Road at Trenton 3531 Washtenaw Avenue Phone (313)559-6000 Across from Lakeside Mall 7368 Nankin Boulevard 1-800-251-1212 Phone (313)281-0160 Phone (313)971-3022 Phone (313)254-2200 P~one (313)525-6600 Nashville, TN r:~~~r~s call 366·3900 ROSEVILLE LANSING NOVI, MI LANSING Service Merchandise Co., Inc. 28794GraUot Ave. Meridian Mall 43635 W. Oaks Drive Della Shopping Center P.O. Box 25130 Phone (313)n2-5858 1982 E. Grand River Ave Across from 12 Oaks Mall 5801 W. Saginaw Hwy. Nashville, TN 37202 Phone (517)349-6800. Phone (313)348-8970 Phone (517)323-0944 No C.O.D.Orders Firearms and ammunition not available through mall order. SHOWROOMHOURSMon. thru Sat. 10a.m.-g p.m.; Sun. 11a.m.-S p.m. ANN ARBOR III Indicates manufacturer's rebateavailable.Factory rebatespaid directly to the consumer by the manufaclurer.• FabricmadeIn U.S.A. Sundlly Noon·5:00p.m. Flrearml Ind Immunlllon nol lvailible through mill order.their 11"1 Ire lubJect to ftd.rl', 1111.Ind locliliwi Ind r8ilulltlonl. H.nc., 10m. flr.lrml Ind gun " kltl mlY nol be IVllllble In IlIlIorel. lllinoll rlw prohlbltllhlliale of flrelrm. Ind flr•• rm.mmunltlon 10personI filling 10dllpray I vilid flrelrm owne"a card. AVlllablllty of huntlnglfllhlng knlv.. lubJtellO ftderll, Ilal., and IOCIIIIWI Ind r8ilulltlon.. . ,.... • Prfce. efftetlv. unlll Oclober 30,1985.All phologrlphlc, clerfcll, \ypOgrsDhlcallnd Prlntlng .lfOrslubJ.ct 10correction. r VISAJ I For tha locatlon of tha alora "eare.1 you, cllllolI·fr" 1.aoo·SMC·INFO-(1.~782-4638).Se"lng AmericaIn 38 1111el. ~SMClnc •1985N207 L_~ - ~ I