NRPH Improving, Babcock Tells Township by KEVIN WILSON We See an Increase in Direct-Care Staff, Time

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• WAYNE COUNTY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER... ESTABLISHED 1869 PubUelUon Number USPS396MO C1l18SSliger/llvl"llston ~ t- 'served • -001 Vol. 117.No. 20,Three Sections. 38Pages. Plus Supplements WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1985-NORTHVILLE, MICHIGAN Nn ~NTS \ . - •NRPH improving, Babcock tells townsHIp By KEVIN WILSON we see an Increase in direct-care staff, time. The real Issue, again, is patient "In this nat,ion, we have the op- and those outside the facility. figures, showing local reports of 361 the problem will lessen. " care." portunity to bear arms," he told the "I think a fence reinforces the belief walkaways through November 1, 1984 Reducing the patient population at Outlining a population reduction pro- Aside from agreeing with state gathering. "The next time, you won't that psychological patients are in- compared with 407 through the same Northville Regional Psychiatric gram, Babcock said NRPH has been Senator R. Robert Geake

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As an ongoing community tradi· Stacey Becker, Ray Ferguson and TODAYt NOVEMBER 20 hiblting. Other features include a raffle, bake sale BASEBALL BOARD OF DIRECTORS: Junior and visit with Santa. . tlon, the annual "Thanksgiving Jeff Fowler. Baseball board of directors meets at 8 p.m. at First Ecumenical service" will be hosted Everyone attending the ,CMC CONCERN: C.A. Smith Civic Concern Presbyterian Church. by the First Presbyterian Church at Thanksgiving service is asked to br- . meets at 2 p.m. at Bruce Roy Realty. HOLIDAY SHOW AND SALE: The Michigan Cultural Association will host a Holiday Show and ,TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 26 7:30p.m. Wednesday, November 27. ing canned goods for mission dona- The worship will be shared by tion to the "Food Pantry" sponsored .GENEALOGISTS MEET: Western Wayne Coun- Sale from 10a.m. to 5 p.m. today and Sunday at the Northville Community Center. Admission is SI. ROTARY MEETS: Judith Sechler of Michigan members of the First United by Faith Presbyterian Church of ty .Genealogical SOciety meets at 8 p.m. at Carl , National Bank will discuss "Changes in Banking" Methodist Church of Northville and' Nov!. The project provides food {or Sandburg Library in Livonia. Speaker Richard PAPER DRIVE: St. Paul's Lutheran Church at the noon meeting of Northville Rotary at First Bushnell Congregational Church. All needy families in the area. Any free Hathaway will discuss "Researching Family Presbyterian Church. • persons in the community are in- will offerings also will be con· History at the Library of Michigan." School will host a paper drive from 3-4 p.m. in the church parking lot. vited to attend the Thanksgiving tributed to the "Food Pantry" ef- . THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21 NORTHVILLE ASSEMBLY NO. 29: Northville celebration. fort. , SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 24 Participating in the service will be A nursery will be provided and ·CHAMBER MEETS: Northville Community Assembly No. 29, Order of Rainbow for Girls. CHRISTMAS WALK: Northville Community meets at 7 p.m. at Masonic Temple. the Reverend Eric Hammar, the refreshments will be served in C)lamber of Commerce meets at 8 a.m. at the Reverend Lloyd Brasure and Dr. Fellowship Hall. A special invitation chamber office. Chamber of Commerce will sponsor its annual Christmas Walk from noon to 5 p.m. In downtown CIVIL AIR PATROL: Slxgate Squadron Civil Air Lawrence Chamberlain. There will Is extended for everyone to come at Patrol meets at 7 p.m. at Novi Middle SChoolSouth. be a combined choir from the three 7: 10 p.m for a congregational DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS meets at 9 Northville. A parade is scheduled to begin at 1p.m. a-.m.at First Presbyterian Church. and Mill Race Historical Village will be open to churches under the direction of "Hymn Sing." visitors during walk hous. PWP MEETS: Northville-Novl Parents Without • HIGHLAND LAKES WOMEN: Highland Lakes MONDAY, NOVEMBER 25 Partners meets at8 p.m. at Novl Bowl. Women's Club meets at 1 p.m. at Highland Lakes SENIORS MEET: Northville Senior Citizens TOWNSHIP PLANNERS MEET: Northville Clubhouse. Rotary names winner , Council hosts an afternoon of cards, games and Township Planning Commission meets at 8 p.m. at township hall. ,SENIORS MEET: Northville Senior Citizens refreshments from 1·5 p.m. in Room 216 of the t Council hosts an afternoon of cards, games and Board of Education building. Four Northville residents are among meeting inclUde William Hopping, Har- relreshments from 1-5 p.m. in Room 216 of the WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER27 the seven weekly winners of $25 each in riett ·E. Snage, Norm Anderson and Board of Education bUilding. BPW MEETS: Northville Business and Profes- the Northville Rotary Club 1985-86Com· Lawrence Ordowski of Northville. sional Women will meet at 6:30 p.m. at the ,r ECUMENICAL SERVICE: The annual munity Calendar Lottery. Other winners are Terry Weed of BAND-O-RAMA: The annual Band-Q-Rama will Mayflower Hotel in PlymOUth. Speaker Sally "Thanksgiving Ecumenical Service" will be Westland, Barbara Robertson of Can·- be'held at 7:30 p.m. at the Northville High School Palaian will discuss "You Are What You Eat." For hosted by the First Presbyterjan Church at 7:30 . Names drawn at the November 12 ton and Jack's Meat Market of Nov!. AUditorium. The concert willleature the NHS Sym- reservations, call Kathryn Hoppe at 348-2651or p.m. Worship will be shared by members of the phonic Band, NHS Jazz Ensemble and Mustang Jackie George at 349-0145. First United Methodist Church of Northville and Marching Band. Admission is free. Bushnell Congregational Church. All members of MOTOR CITY SPEAKEASY: Motor City the community are welcome to attend the service. Band-O-Rama at NHS GREAT BOOKS GROUP: Great Books Discus- Speakeasy Club of Toastmasters meets at 6:30 sion Group meets at 8 p.m. at Carl Sandburg p.m. at Denny's Restaurant at Twelve Oaks Mall. THANKSGIVING SERVICE: The First Baptist Library in Livonia. For information or a reading For more informtion, call 422-8364 or 594-2543. Church of Novi, located at Taft Road and Eleven On Thursday, November 21, the new· Some of the works to be performed at ~ list, call Zo Chisnell at 349-3121. Mile, will hold a special Thanksgiving Eve service ly renovated Northville High School the program include Prelude IIby Ger- KIWANIS MEETS: Northville Kiwanis meets at at 7:30 p.m. Special music will be presented by Auditorium will be filled with the shWin, The Russian Sailor's Dance by ,HISTORICAL SOCIETY: Northville Historical 6:30 p.m. at the VFW Post Home. ' members of the congregation and Visiting guest sounds of the annual band-o-rama con- Gliere and The Purple Pageant by Society Board of Directors meets at 8 p.m. in the soloists. Three layman - Dr. Ismael Yanga of cert. King. New School Church in Mill Race Village. NORTHVILLE TOPS: Northville TOPS meets at Howell, Bill Yoder of Northville and Dave Stanley The concert, scheduled to begin at The Marching Band will perform 7 p.m. at First Presbyterian Church. For informa- of Novi will speak briefly on "Thanksgiving - My 7:30 p.m., will feature performances by works from the recently completed tion, call 624-4207. Country, My Home, My Church and School." the NHS Symphonic Band, NHS Jazz football season. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 Ensemble and the Mustang Marching All bands are under the baton of SCHOOL BOARD MEETS: Northville Board of JAYCEES MEET: Northville Jaycees meet at 8 Band. director Michael RumbelJ. CRAFT BAZAAR: Faith Community United Education meets at 7:30 p.m. at Meads Mill Middle p.m. at the Community building. Presbyterian Church of Novi will host its Third An- School. nual Craft Bazaar from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS: Northville Knights church located on Ten Mile Road across from the MASONS MEET: Northville Masonic Organiza- of Columbus meet at 8 p.m. in the Administration police station. Twenty-three local artists will be ex- tion meets at 7:30 p.m. at Masonic Temple. Building at Our Lady of Victory.

~. ovi, township among leaders in construction What do the cities of Novi, Farm- family homes. for single-family homes and 'JZl for (less demolitions). The report covers tzi~ ington Hills, Southfield and Rochester Rochester Hills again leads the SEM- multiple-family units. all communities in Wayne, LiVingston, Hills have in common? COGregion in permits for single-family The City of Northville issued a total of Oakland, Macomb, Monroe, St. Clair ';l'hey are the leaders in residential residences - 444. 12permits - two for single-family and and Washtenaw Counties. construction in Southeast Michigan, ac- And Farmington Hills remains the ubCJ 10for multiple-family units. The increase,in the number of per- coMing to the Southeast Michigan leader in the number of total residential According to the SEMCOG report, mits issued during the first six months Council of Governments (SEMCOG). permits with 947.Some 608(64percent) lower interest rates and decreases in of 1985was largely due to a 115percent £ooti~.sp.irjts According to a study entitled of the residential permits issued in Far- unemployment have contributed to the increase in multiple-family permits. A "~idential Construction Report for mington Hills were for multiples - the issuance of a total or 9,946 residential total of 5,510 multiple-family permits LUNCHON Uie First Six Months of 1985," the second highest,

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OpenDally 9-8; Friday 9-7; Sunday 12·5 t'~~~~~~ , • • Wednesday, November 20, 1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3-A Santa parade is JRnrquisT~ports Schoolcraft to seek new feature of .additional millage .a Northvllle residents wlll be among millage increase, McDowell told the Schoolcraft College District voters trustees that In the decade ahead, asked to approve a half-mill increase in operating fund needs - "just to do what the property tax rate March 24. we're doing now" - will outstrip Christmas Walk Without discussion, the Schoolcraft revenues by a total of $12 million, more College Board of Trustees Wednesday more than $1 million a year. . , agreed 6-0 to ask for the new revenue On the revenue side, property valua- Boughs, bows and lights were placed after weeks of stUdy. Trustee Paul tions are expected to grow 4.4 percent a Center as well as other streets wlJ) be year, tuition and fees 4 percent and. on downtown lampposts Monday in judged in this year's Windowdecorating Kadish arrived late and announced his support, making it 7.{). state aid about 6 percent. ., preparation for Sunday's annual competition. Christmas Walk. The money would be "general pur- On the cost side, personnel serviceS Planners of this year's event also pose," according to the ballot wording, are expected to grow 5 percent~ • This year's event is expected to draw note that civic groups will be featuring allOWingit to be used both for operating materials, supplies, utilities and in- bumpt!r crowds for shopping and holi- items for sale during the walk. and capital improvements. President surance, all by 8 percent. day fanfare, according to Dewey Gard- Members Of the Northville Branch of Richard McDowell outlined a mixed list "When the 1985-86 bUdget was ner, a member of the Northville Com- Woman's National Farm and Garden of needs, emphasizing the new com· developed," McDowell said, "there was munity Chamber of Commerce, spo!)- Association will hold their annual puter technology, new programs, not enough revenue to even fund. a sors of the walk. Greens Mart at the corner of Main and renovations on the 22-year-old campus budget at the same level as the year Center by the Community Credit Union. and upgrading the facility. before. As a result, the board reluctant- New to this year's walk will be a The college district includes the local ly agreed to reallocate money from the parade featuring Santa and Mrs. Claus In addition, Northville Rotary will be school districts o( Clarenceville, maintenance and eqUipment bUdgets. as well as both city and township police featuring luminaries for sale and the Garden City, Livonia, Northville and Trustee Sharon Sarris, who last June and fire departments and musicians Northville High SChool Music Boosters Plymouth-canlon, plus a small corner led the ticket in winning a new six-year from Northville High School. Heading will be selling their traditional pumpkin of Novi. term, will chair the campaign commit- • the parade in a horse-drawn carriage bread. The college already has 1.77 voted tee. will be Northville Mayor Paul Vernon In conjunction with the Christmas mills, receiving the last voter approval . A General Motors managerial staff and Township Supervisor Susan Heintz. Walk, which is scheduled from noon to 5 in 1964. If approved, the new half-mill member, Sarris will lead a campaign p.m., the Northville HistoriCal Society levy would add $1.7 million in new aimed at winning yes votes from the The parade is scheduled to begin at 1 will open MUI Race Historical Village revenue. The community college's cur- 8,000 students and tens of thousands of p:m. at the Northville Community during walk hours. rent operating bUdget is $18 million. residents who have taken courses at the BUilding. It will be routed down Main A half-mill amounts to 50 cents per two-year college. . Street to Mill Race Historical Village President Martha Nield announced $1,000 of state eqUalized valuation. On a Four millage requests in the 19705 and back to the Town Square where that docents wUl be on duty in the home with a market value of $70,000, were turned down by voters. .... Santa and Mrs. Claus will be accepting buildings and that the Mill Race assessed for $35,000, the tax bill could The 1986 request will be made at·a Christmas lists throughout the after- Weavers and the Mill Race Basket be expected to rise by $17.50 a year. special election rese,fted by the county noon. Guild will hold a sale in the village. elections office. OnlY-~' college re- That impact would be eased by the quest will be on the ballot. I • .In keeping with tradition, Northville Weavers Guild members report that state's income tax rebate system, merchants will be decorating their shop their annual Handwoven Sle will be In NortJrville, the Schoolcraft Coilege which applies to more than half the election will coincide with the district's windows for the holidays and display- held in the Weavers Cottage with a homes in suburban Wayne County. The ing Christmas merchandise. Windows variety of distinctive handwoven ar- special election to renew its voted state rebates homeowners 60 percent of operating millage. will be judged the day of the walk by a ticles available to the public. the homestead property taxes they pay committee announced by the chamber. Though the Northville Board of Basket Guild members will be selling in excess of 3.5 percent of family in- Education has not set the actual ·Merchants along both Main and their wares in New School Church. come. millage rate (or the March 24 election, At a special board meeting the district's entire voted operating November 9 to discuss the proposed levy of 26.5 mills will expire this year. - • Ardis McLeod and Camille Bloomburg put out the nutcracker THE NORTHVILLE RECORD Published Each Wednesday By The NorthVille Pecard I~W Main , A NEW SERVICE NorthVille. Michigan ..- 48167 Seeond Class Postage PaId \ ','The Northville At Northville Michigan Jt .. 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Stadium by singing it instead of the first thville Town Hall. The local celebrity verse. . first entertained In November, 1973, George C. Scott was the celebrity at and was soundly applaUded. If possible, the game, he recalled, and Scott was he was even more warmly received last delighted, but Jim Campbell said, week. "Don't ever do that again," Taylor "I am, indeed, Fat Bob, the singing North Territorial in Webster Township. other occasions as well. Dresselhouse related, saying he had "mail from all plumber," he slated, tellng his au- He and his third wife, to whom he has had been given the lecture ticket as a over the world afterward." dience he didn't mind the title a bit. been married for 11 years, have 98 present because she Is a Taylor fan. . He told town hall members, "I'm an "Until I became him nobody knew, entertainer, not a radio personality - • "critters" - none raised for meat. Noting that he has sung greetings since nor did they care, who I was." The angora goats, angora rabbits and 1968, Taylor gave his home telephone what you hear is what I am." It was J.P. McCarthy, h~ 'related, llamas are raised for their fleece and (449-8202) and noted he charges $10. And the audience Indicated by its ap- who had been back at WJR a year after the 21chickens for their eggs. In response to' questions at the plause that it liked what it saw. Taylor a stint in San Francisco, who pUblicized Mentioning their 17 cats and seven celebrity luncheon Taylor said he has obligingly autographed records and Taylor as Fat Bob. At the time Taylor dogs, Taylor asked bls audience to be four children, all grown, by his first chatted between the lecture and lun- had won the Metropolitan Opera Com- sure to feed their own pets quality food, wife. His present wife, Carol Ann cheon Which followed 40 minutes later. pany Regional Competition In noting that some cheaper brands "con- Taylor, is director of grapliic arts for He noted that a portion of the cost of the Cleveland (against 25,000 other lain ground up feathers - that's not the University of Michiga.n pUblica- records goes to the humane society. singers) and had gone to New York much nutrition." tions, he said, and currently is working where he had sung at the Met. He was In his lecture, a mingling of song, on a catalog of primitive art. She has Chairman Rosemary Palarchio back working as a plumber on a con- jokes and glimpses of his life, Taylor won six national awards in the past two reminded town halJ tickethoJders that • struction project during the summer said their turkey, Oscar - "every crit- years, he related proUdly. the next lecture in the 1985-86 series when he made a call to McCarthy. ter has a name" - follows him around, Taylor touched on another aspect of sponsoredby Our Lady's League of Our J.P. had played Vesti Ie Guiba and has a personality "but does not like his local fame when he mentioned The. Lady of Victory Church will be Ronna was raving about it, Taylor recalled for small children." Star Spangled Banner which he has Romney onMarch 13, 1986. his audience. He said he had noticed a Taylor told his audience his pro- flat spot in the rendition, finally picked gram's opposition to dove shooting had up a telephone in the construction been effective. He also enlisted support trailer and, identifying himself as Fat against the use of pound dogs in Bob the Plumber, told McCarthy so. medical experimentation and ad- Record photo by STEVE FECHT "You're 'Fat Bob' who?" roared Mc- vocated euthanasia for injured pets. Bob Taylor delighted Town Hall audience Carthy on the air. "It's done beautifully today," he said. Taylor went on to comment, "the fact Taylor told his listeners that if they that I'm a plumber does not mean I'm a have a pet it should be spayed or vacuum - besides I'm a plumber at the neutered - "have it done," he urged. University of Michigan. "Everyone asks about J.P. McCar- Civic Concern has need "That's how Fat Bob was born on thy," Taylor told his audience and jok- WJR," Taylor concluded. ed about their relationship. Many other A native of Canada, Taylor has a calls followed his initial call to the radio for more food donations British background but explained to his personality. capacity audience of 600 that his com- "But he is the' only reason PAL An increasing number of requests for tions at this time. petency in singing Italian was due to ce- (Police Athletic League) operates in emergency help recently have left the The Northville Area senior Citizens ment workers from Milan, who taught Detroit," Taylor said, noting that Mc- C.A. Smith Civic Concern in need of ad- Center, SOl West Main, will be collec- him their native language. (Taylor Carthy is about to get an award for his ditional food and funds, committee ting food to be contributed to Civic Con- noted that industry has many Italian charitable work. He added that McCar- member Ann Roy reports. cern. workers.) thy does much more than the public Taylor himself now has two regular knows about. Donations of money or food are The group will make sure that food welcome and may be taken to Bruce programs on WJR. He has hosted the Mentioning that McCarthy's boat was items are distributed to those who will Saturday morning program featuring one of the last to go through the Erie ; Roy' Realty, 105 North Center. Roy or need them this Thanksgiving. , Marlene Kunz may be contacted for ad- the "pet of the week" from the Canal before the collapse of a wall, ditional information about the local Residents can leave donations at the Michigan Humane Society for 41h Taylor used the incident to introduce help' organization founded by the late "Drop-In-Center" or the Activity years. This is a feature he broUght with The Boatman, a song about the men C.A.Smith. Center at the Board of Education him to WJR and which he had initiated who used to pull up the Erie Canal. Because of space limitations, Civic Building, SOl West Main. on a program he previously hosted on He also sang an aria, Women Are Concern does not need clothing dona- For further information, call 349-4140. an Ann Arbor station. Earlier this year Fickle, If I Were a Rich Man from Fid- he succeeded Ted Strasser as host of dler on the Roof and Some Enchanted the Sunday morning "Patterns in Evening from South Pacific. r Music." Taylor introduced his accompanist, He told his audience that Strasser, Jim Wilhelmsen of Ann Arbor, who, he who retired, has been difficult to follow· said, had just received his doctorate in although, he said, he plays "prima\ily music. Wilhelmsen received applause the same music." for his fine accompaniment. · (-Ii,NA f~L!r The. concern Taylor shows for Does Taylor still do singing birthday animals on his program goes deep. greetings over the telephone? As he , • ~ ';g;' , •• "I'm a country boy," he said, con- went into the luncheon audience to sing ~ fiding that he did not like living in New Happy Birthday to You to Dorothy ~ OJ¥: -=r -;a ~ York and now has a 2G-acre farm off Dresselhouse, he observed he did - and .~UNDAYSPECIALS COCKTAILS OPEN 7 DAYS Complete Early Mor.. thr'J Thurs. Sunday Dinners 11:00a.m.-10:oo p.m. Noon-4p.m. NEW DAilY Fri. & Sat. Northville Discount Beverage $450 $550 SPECIAL 11:00a.m.-Midnight : • •• each Sun. Nocm-l0:oo p.m. and · Chinese Monday through Friday carry Oul Available • Cantonese 11:00a.m.-4:OOp.m. 42313 W. SevenMile Party Shoppe · Hong Kong Features: Northville · Mandann Soup of Ihe Day (NorthvillePlazaMaU) 116 E. Dunlap (across from Arbor Drugs) 348-0808 • Szechuan Lunch Combination Plate · American Cuisine Tea or Coffee 349..0441 - X::::JC ::::J\ ::Jr - GRAND OPENING e> NOW FEATURING CHRISTMAS ACCENT PIZZA & ITALIAN SUBS ALSO: Discounted '._~SilLE Beer& Wine Come In To See Our ~O

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~ I 6-A- THENORTHVILLERECORD-Wednesday. November20.1985 Weather delays high school, again f Continue Jfrom Page 1 , installation of the carpet was delayed The renovated gym already is in use I until the kinks were ironed out of the for basketball practice and only :new activities center. heating system. finishing work remains to be completed : Construction crews moved equip- Placement. of carpeting in the in the locker rooms. 'ment off the back lot last week to allqw renovated auditorium comes just in :workers to begin preparations for pav- time for tomorrow evening's band-o- Projected completion date for the · ;ing. Concern was raised at last wee~'s rama concert. media center is December 10 - approx- · ,schoolboa:-dmeeting that paving work imately six weeks behind its original Community members will get their October 21 schedule. Knighton noted :n~s to be completed before asphalt first glimpse of the renovated 'co:npanies di"continue producing tar the delay was due in part to the tremen- auditorium when the Northville high dous amount of demolition work which for the winter. school symphonic band, jazz ensemble Among the first areas of the took place in the media center area. and Mustang Marching Band take to The new activities center is projected renovated facility to be completed is the stage for the annual concert. the auditorium. Carpet was expected to to be completed at approximately the be in place yesterday contingent upon Aside from the auditorium. other same time as the media center. building temperature. areas nearing completion are the The cafeteria - clearly one of the Heat was supposedto be turned on in English section (awaiting a final coat of most Impressive areas of the renovated the facility sometime yesterday after- paint>, auto shop, the main office area, facUlty - is expected to be completed noon. the new Forum, school store and data December 30 with much of the work Fearing that the glue would not stick processing areas and the mathematics needing to be completed In the to the Door in the unheated auditorium. wing. basement-level kitchen area. Time to choose a long-distance service

AT&T Communications tas kicked terms of the divestiture agreement. Af- operating companies have been given off a major marketing ca~paign for fected will be 12,045 customers whose until September 1986 to convert equip- long distance customers in. Northville phonenumbers begin with the prefixes: ment and software in their central of- and Novi. 344, 348, 349 and 486. fices sothat any long distance company "We'll bemounting an intensive cam- During mid-November, Michigan wishing to pay the extra cost can offer paign." said Bob Wroblewski, selection Bell will send a letter to Northville and its customers "dial I" long distance campaign manager. "We plan to be out Novi customers explaining the selec- service as AT&T does. there constantly, showing customers tion process. Northville and Novi customers in- that AT&T offers the best value, based "We're confident that as customers volved in the coJlversion who have not on its quality, reliability, convenience examine the options that we'll be the made arrangements with one of the andoperator availability." carrier of choice," Wroblewski said. companies by mid-December will be Business and residence phone "We're second to none in qUality, con- randomly assigned to anyone of the customers in Northville and Novi will venience, value and services." long distance companies competing in soon be asked by Michigan Bell The selection process Is part of the the\.t area. "Dial 1" accessgoesinto ef- Telephone Company to designate their court-ordered divestiture of the Bell fect in Northville and Novi on February Superintendent George Bell, school boar

• 'I NOTICE CITY OF NORTHVILLE Jt A\ BE'L YNN ••••• ftAftJ boutlAa 1I.4III!IIIa.'! •• ~ •• • O.E. r"~.:1 ~. LEAF PICK-UP SCHEDULE HAIRSTYLING City crews will pick-Up leaves raked to the curbs •47% WALLPAPER 47%01t150selected of City streets through Saturday. November 23. "I X OFF II other SpecIal Order bOOksIn our library •• 1985. 'VELCOME to the : SpecIal Order Books. 40% ot! a chargeS accepted. _ Beginning November 25. 1985. leaves will be picked up only in plastic bags as part of the .(/J~IMDI • Coupons valid at time ot order onl~. No nt Is 35% FreIght and Handling : regular refuse collection schedule. = Min. $50 at SlIleprice, otherwise d sc~~ • ~ollpop.r FobrtcstO~.Off • Please be advised that it is a violation of the City MAKEALLOFYOURHOUDAY added. Olter expIres Sat.•N~v.;.~°ti~~•••••••••••• Code to rake leaves or other material onto the = I••B••I·.···d···· street shoulders and curbs except during this APPOINTMENTS NOW- •••••••••••••••••Vertica In 5 I special leaf collection. Call today! TED MAPES. SUPERINTENDENT Call for Appointment _y 8:000 m-51l1lpm .. ~ ,: 111'\ Cust°s"RVE 7 5 0/ DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 24150Noyl Rd. at 10 Mile wecl"~~~~~~:~pm • (11-6.11-13.11-20-85NR) 348-1320 348-1323 sllu:'.s.jooom-300pm· 1\ \\1 il·' h TO /OOFF . 1\,1\\,\;\, \ I S.I.:!d:~hQ~~qO~7·3·~fyo··f;~~~~16rs II ,H DIscount 75% Off '0 '0_ to .-- . I -Sli. - -shod;-Ooth -P:V:C. Flot AlumInum db e-poro db .. db Wd.&H • e-poro 3 '01290036\ , ,~~~~~~!!~~ 47x48 1W 163.00 127.00 59 225'0056" CITY OF NORTHVILLE u .-'; ~ 131S. Milford Rd. 685·8745 72x84 1W 313.00 71 217.00 66" 259'006411 CLOSE OF CITY HALL 8411841W 360.0090"248.00 1S1333'0083" ~1~UCKNm WId.-TbuI$.-FrL $1001 109x84 1W 465.001161 319.0086 . Ilu REFUSE PICK-UP BOWUNG-DIINKS Alter9p.m. 11911842W 495.00 237 337.00 0" 353.00 City Offices will be closed on Veterans Day. All Oth.r Custom51•• ' At Equol Sowing' Monday. November 11. 1985.Thanksgiving. Thurs- ONE-GN·ONE H..-.,8lnglo NOV. COUPON . . day, November 28. and the day after Thanksgiving. II $500 Off on I . . - Every Sunday '15.00 Friday. November 29, 1985. MoonIIPt Dbls. 1f f Horizontal Blinds Refuse pick-up will be as scheduled for MoonlllhtDbIs.· ...uuu Veterans Day. Refuse pick-up will be one day late I RENT-A·LANE II 0 due to Thanksgiving with Thursday's pick-up on crJ~n;::~~\?1~:~~~m. Sun. 9 to noon '1000 Bali 62' /.2 / Off Friday and Friday's pick-up on Saturday. Classic 'I ~ w/:.o - CATHY.M. KONRAD,· BAND ·Thurs. , Fri., Sat. "NITECREED" B Ii CITY CLERK - c:stomizer 67'/po/.'I.~:_~O 'Off'. (11-6.11-13,11-20-85NR) Concord 70% Off The Diamond Anniversary Ring. Heavy Duty A band of Diamonds that says you'd • marry her all over again. :': - POLICE AUCTION OAK 32 Classic Styles , :: To be sold as is: 1975 Lincoln, 4 ! DINING DAILY 10-9; SUNDAY 12-5 t door. VIN: 5Y82A807316 SET 29317 Ford Rd. at Mlddlebelt. Garden City , 422·7030 Auction will be held on Saturday. 101 E. Main at Genter St., Northville · ; December 7, 1985,at 4:00 P.M. at the 88 349-6940 5599 "Orin's Your Family Diamond Store" Northville Police Department, 215W. Reg. 999.88 6 Main Street, Northville, M148167. Includes 42" Round Table. 1-12" Apron Leltf. 0000.00000' 4 Bow-back Oak Chairs. Light or Dark Finish. ,-. SGT. DONALD LANCASTER 514 W. ANN ARBOR TRAIL, PI. VMOUTH .453-4700 I! ------..'. (11-20-85 NR) Open o.JIyl1:30-4.'OO. ~& FrltMy 1/1 IIp.m. s.tuntq t05 30 I- - I .•. I , .. ,------ii' .•. I CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF ,. I t I NORTHVILLE I I ORDINANCE NO. 77. 03' 85 Located at 115 East Main St I • I.. in the Heart o( Downtown North~ille . I ' :: AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND THE CHARTER TOWNSHIP OF ·r 00 O~;A~;B~t·i·ieWINE: NORTHVILLE ZONING ORDINANCE BY AMENDING THE TEXT ~$1 ·Valued al'S.OOor more. I " THEREOF: I IArr/lflng Naif. 21 BeaUjolais Noulfeau I. PART I. The Charter Township of Northville Zoning Ordinance .'.. I SP«Ia/lzJng In urvIng YOU 7 Days Weekly with the finest Wines'Ekers • Liquors also K"!1 Eker I .. No. n, as amended, is hereby further amended by amending Arti- r We can fill all your party or entertaining needs I cle IIand Article IV. .., • So stop by or call 349-0646 A.k for Jim I · A.) Article II. Section 2.2 Definitions by adding No. 22 a. Dwell- Alwavs Beer and Wme SPECIALS ing, Earth-8heltered: Is a dwelling designed in such a way as to , Limit 1 Coupon Per Purchase. Expires Jan. 1, 1986 I • take advantage of the insulating effect of soil and constructed so that fifty (50) percent or more of the exterior surface of· the building, excluding unattached garages and other accessory ~------~I buildings, is covered with soil. The purpose of such dwelling shall not be to serve only a foundation or substructure for above-grade construction, and partially completed buildings shall not be considered earth-sheltered dwellings. B.) Article II. Section 2.2 Deflnillons by adding the follOWing sentence to paragraph 38, "The basement exclusion shall not be applicable to earth-sheltered dwellings as defined in Section 2.2". C.) Article IV. Section 4.2 Uses Subject To Special Conditions Feast Your Eyes by changing paragraph 7 to read as follows: 7. "Earth-sheltered on the (]ltimate Thanksgiving Buffet homes, provided that setbacks set forth In Section 14.1 appl, 10 • portions of the structure which are underground. SeafoodThennidor Smoked Salmon Whole Cranbeny D.) Article IV. Section 4.2 Uses Subject to Special Conditions VealRoll Stuffed with Strudel Sauce by changing existing paragraph 7 (regarding accessory buildings Apples Waldorf Salad Hot Breads and uses) to be paragra~h 8. Indian Rice Cucumber Dill Salad Walnut Muffins ~ PART II. CONFliCTING PROVISIONS REPEALED. SweetCom Tomatoes· Country CheeseLog .. Any Ordinance or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are Medallionsof Yam Style Stilton au Port WE BEND " repealed save that In all other respect Ordinance No. n, as Oyster Dressing PottedMushrooms Pumpkin Pie amended, Is hereby ratified and reaffirmed. Baked Aeur de Us Chicken Saladwith ChocolateMousse OVER · PART III. EFFECTIVE DATE. Ham Walnuts PecanSquares BACKWARDS · RaisinBread Pudding Raisinwith HazelNul Nougat Brownies · The provisions of this ordinance shall be In full force and ef- ~ · fective on and after December 20,1985. Carved RoastTurkey Salad Apple Strudel with ~~ PART IV. ADOPTION: with Giblet Gravy Yellowand Green VanillaSauce -~~ • This ordinance was adopted by the Township Board of the Scalloped Potatoes Squash English Trifle Charter Township of Northville pursuant to the authority of ACT Fresh Fruit Display Assorted Hard Rplls Mincemeat Pie TO HELP YOU WITH ANY PROBLEM NO. 184, Public Acts of 1943, as amended, at a meeting duly called SteakTartar BananaBread : and held on the 14th day of November A.D., 1985, and ordered to And much morel All for only $14.95 for Adults, H.A. SMITH Lumber & Suppliesll IDe. be given publication In the manner prescribed by law. $7,95 for Children under 12 • Where Your Business Is Appreciated ; ] [ (Price Indudes ptultles) • • and Strangers Are Only Friends We Haven't Met, Susan J. Heintz Hour .• Mon ·Fn ;' 30-.5 30, SUI /I 00 .... 30 ' • Northville Township Supervisor NOVI .i• Georgina F. Goss I .'''RMIN~;·~~t1~~:~:~~SAl'··IX,'ur .\f"'dl~I"'474-6610 (11-20-85NR) Northville Township Clerk HILTON • 1275II EIghtMIle •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Wednesday, November 20,1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-?~,

Wine stops flowing at Elizabeth's tables NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS USED TIRES OFTHE CHARTER C;ootlnued from Page 1 TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE , Since the Campbells stopped allowing adults, they have the right to coft..,Le. On the other hand. Campbell sald. 00 , wine, weekday business Is "down by 80 yet here's the state. which willT~ll selling wine at the restaurant would $10 AndUp" Under the law. the local government percent." Campbell said. "The them the wine. charge them the ,tax. add. "conservatively, one-third to your Please take notice that the Northville .n also receives a percentage of the an· weekends. because of the demand. are then tell them where they can andcan· gross." For a small. family-operated Township Offices will close for Thanksgiv- ~, nualllcense fee to pay for enforcement still full. But we're 9verbooking on our not open the bottle." I : restaurant such as Elizabeth's. the ing at 4:30p.m. on Wednesday, November V.I.P. of the llquor laws. Governments that reservations to fill the place. which we Although the new legislation ~YOuld ability to sell beer and wine with meals 27, 1985 and will reopen on Monday, faU to enforce the law can lose that never did before." simply allow more llcenses lon- may spell the difference between December 2,1985. Tire8cAuto revenue and their rights to local review Some nights have seen as few as four premise wine sales. and CampbelJ said economic success and fallure. Georgina F. Goss 48705 Grand River, of llcense appllcatlons. or six patrons In the restaurant, which he would pursue such a llcense If nade The downturn In business since (11-20-85NR) Clerk Novl 348-5858 , "All I want Is that everyone else has normally seats 44 and has a legal available. he also sald he would p-efer Elizabeth·s stopped allowing wine Is so ," , to obey the law. and they should. too." capacIty of 48. Campbell said. The a law allowing people to bring their severe that Campbell said the own. ; restaurant Is just "hanging on" while - said chief Cannon. "We're not out to restaurant has been open for lunch destroy anyone's business. Our job Is to regularly in an effort to make up some "If it has to be a llcense. fine. that's hoping It Is one of the 50 chosen for the enforce the law and that·s all we're try. part of the lost business. how we'll do It." Campbell said. l.But I new licenses. Ing to do." still feel the customer should be ~wed to bring his own bottle. I collect \\Ine - "Something has to be done," he sald 1/iJIo.' Meanwhile. though. business at '''It·s just the fact that they can't have (wine)" that keeps customers away • If I have a special bottie of wlnethat I Tuesday morning. "We're not an ., Elizabeth·s suffers. When patrons were isolated case. I can name a dozen allowed to bring wine. the restaurant Campbell sald. "The whole thing know no restaurant in Mlchigu has, doesn't make much sense to me - these it·s my anniversary or some otheJ'~a- restaurants in just Wayne. Oakland and was filled to capacity five nights per Macomb counties that are in the same >'leekand reservations were restricted are adults, in 99.9 percent of the cases ,slon and I want to have that wine, th a they bought the wine in Michigan so the meal. I feel I should I have the rr t to boat we are and that have been doing to the number of seats in the converted exactly the same thing." hOuse. state doesn·t lose any tax revenue. As bring, It with me." ~ Added lice,nsesmay.be targetted to restauran~s restaurants and prohibits installation of By KEVIN WILSON a bar. Wozniak said It "was felt this • wouldn·t create direct competition with Legislation under consideration in Lansing this week would provide a current licensees. limited number of additional liquor 'This law is utterly salvation for US.' "What led to It. initially. was these .... licenses allowing full·servlce smaller restaurants serving fine restaurants to serve beer and wine with cuisine. gourmet-type places that just meals. - Doug Camp want to be able to offer a bottle of wine As approved by the state senate last . Elizabf'th's ow r with a meal." Wozniak continued. "It week. the bill would address the needs would be another case of subverting the of places such as Elizabeth·s in Nor- quota system. but in a small way. The thvllle (see related story) that operate commission has become used to that in communities that have already I with the various exceptions previously issued their full quota of liquor licenses. through the house suggests it may be operating on the margins, just keep allowed. The principle of a quota • not pass with the amendment. If the their heads above water." Bm said. : "This law Is utterly salvation for us." system is not SUbstantially damaged by said Elizabeth·s owner Doug Campbell. house does not pass the blll as amend- "Obviously. you'd increase ~tition letting a restaurant serve wine with "Without something like this. our only ed. It would be sent to a conference by issuing more licenses. Yod cannot meals." real alternative is to get a resort license committee to work out differences bet- run an on-premise (cOlsuinptlon) from somewhere and move It here. ween the house and senate versions. operation with 400 potentialEustomers The language of the bill restricts the out there and survlvewlthlnme law!' li::enses to restaurants with at least 25 There are only two available right now "I'm sensitive to Ellzabeth·s situa- - one needs 100 seats and $1 m111lon. B f th d f I seats providing full meal service. tlon." Faxon said last week. "I've eaten e ore e a ditlon 0 Faxon's bill, Qualification as a full-service The other requires only 40 seats. but there many times. It's an excellent can't go Into a county with a population 'Brown said the MLBA waSDOtopposed restaurant requires that at least 65 per. ! ~urant that really should be allow· to House Blll 5050. intioduced by cent of sales (measured In dollars) be over 50.000. Besides, both are full liquor ed to serve wine with Its meals. And licenses and that's not What we need." Representative Gerryl Law (R- food prepared on-site with only 40 per- Want a gift that lasts? There's no place quite like Little they're not alone, there are many nice Plymouth), even though llmade an ex- cent of total sales allowed In beer and Professoron the Park to find it. Our shelves are brimming • ~ The so-called tavern licenses would restaurants that should be allowed to ceptlon to the quota In .hler to give be issued as an exception to' the serve beer and wine." licenses. to city-owned goJ(courses. wine. Operation must be at least eight with the best in books, to suit everyone on your list. Michigan quota of one license per 1.500 I hours per day. five days per week and Whafs more, we have an exciting collection of other gift ,persons In each community. No hard li- , The bill faces opposition from the "It was a good compranise." Brown _the menu must show five course selec- suggestions for you. And ifs so nice to shop at Little Pro- quor sales would be allowed and the 50 Michigan Licensed Beverage Associa- said. "It was limited b counties of tions. fessor on the Park:everything is conveniently arranged: 'licensees would have to demonstrate tion. a lobbying group made up of liquor more than 1 million porillation. effec- Wozniak noted that the state does pro- friendly, knowledgeable salespeople are happy to assist that beer and wine sales are vital to the license owners. tively keeping it tol Wayne and vide for tavern licenses In the present you. Plus.we'll gift wrap your selection at no charge. So, operation of their businesses. Oakland." I. law, but that most of those have been The legislation drafted by state Rod Brown. executive director of the upgraded to the full-liquor Class C make it easy for yourself, please everyone with a gift senator Jack Faxon

.8-A- THENORTHVILLERECORD-Wednesday, November20, 1985 • Township Blotter 'Test driver' steals Firebird

A 1m Pontiac Trans Am valued at an the garage of a LakesIde resIdence 1980Ford Pinto parked at a Steeplevlew estimated $3,200 was stolen from a sometime between 8:30 and 10 p.m. resIdence sometime between 11:30 Dunswood resIdence at approximately November 10,township polIce report. November 8 and 6:45 a.m. November 1:50p.m. November 16,townshIp polIce The complainant told polIce the 11,toWnshIppolice report. report. garage door was open at the time the in- The complainant told police the sub- The complainant told police the vehI· cIdent occurred. jecUs) smashed the driver's side win- cle was stolen by an unknown black On November 18, a neIghbor notified dow to gain access to the vehIcle and male who took the vehIcle for a test the complainant that she discovered the noted that the driver's seat was bent drive while the owner was negotiating weed whIp In the front of her driveway. backward causing It to break. the sale of the car wIth another party. Damage to the vehIcle was estimated The complainant stated the vehIcle A $550 half carat dIamond and gold aU2OO. was parked In the garage wIth the keys necklace was stolen from the second in the ignition. floor bedroom of a Portis resIdence The owner saId the suspect arrived at sometime between 9 a.m. October 2 and Unknown subjectCs) caused an his residence In a white Ford Escort. 9 a.m. November 2, police report. estimated $300 damage to a 1985Mer. He further noted that the car was The complainant told police her cury Topaz parked at Swan Lake drIven by another black male. house was up for sale at the time the jn- sometime between 9:30 p.m. November '. The suspect was described as approx· cldent occurred. She noted that several 9 and noon November 10. imately 5 feet, seven Inches tall and people had been through the house prior The co.mplaInant told police unknown weighing 165pounds. He was wearing a to the time she dIscovered the necklace subjecUs) scratched the left front and blue hat and black leather jacket. missing. rear quarter panels of the vehIcle. The officer at the scene noted the damage A $350 Toro snowblower and $150gas- Unknown subjecUs) stole a $200 appeared to have been made by a sharp powered weed-whip were stolen from leather jacket from the back seat of a object. 'Senior Prom' for retirees ------•

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\. - (' • 1ll-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. November 20, 1985 . :¥\rnold Gorn~ll, resident since 1930s, dies in Detroit at 70 , . • • WishingWellManot. • • : ~ ARNOLDG.GORNALLSR. (Harris) Cornall. Paul's Lutheran Church where Mr. grandchildren. She was born May 11, 1900, In He ltaves a son Arnie of Plymouth, Zabellwas a member officiated. Coblenz, Germany, to Mathias and Born in Plymouth, March 8, 1899,.to Carl and Minnie (Blunk) Wilske, she ': Funeral service for former Northville three ~aughters Norma Haslacker of Burial was in Glen Eden Memorial ANNACBRISTINABUTLER SophiaHelmerath. She married Donald 'resident Arnold G. Cornall Sr., 70, of Livonia, Betty Durham of Canton and Park in Livonia. H. Butler March 31, 1922.He preceded spent her life in the area and was a{- • Barbara Jackson in Ohio,brothers Vic- Mr. Zabell was born June 20, 1908, in Northville resident Anna Christina her in death in 1960. retired nurse at sessions Hospital. :Detroit was held at 2 p.m. Friday at She was a member of First Casterline Funeral Home Inc. with the tor of Alpena and Albert in Ohio, a Kinde, Michigan, to William and Laura Butler died November 4 at Kith Haven She leaves a son Donald H. Butler of : Reverend Eric Hammar, minister of sister Mrs. Velma Stewart in Illinois (Mass) ZabelJ. He married Mildred In Ypsilanti at the age of 85. She had Northvilleand one grandson Mark. Presbyterian Church of Northville, Northville Woman's Club and Orient •First United Methodist Church of Nor· and fourgr~ndchildren. Pappenfuss whosurvives. been illfor the past year. ROSE W. CARRINGTON "thville,officiating. He also leaves daUghters Arlene Funeral service was held at 11 a.m. Chapter, No.77, O.E.S. , . , : • Burial was in Rural HillCemetery. YlALTERGUSTAVZABELL Geyer of Bellevue and Luetta Young of November 9 at Casterline Funeral Memorial service for lifetime area Shewas preceded in death byher bus- · Mr. Gornall, who had come to the Plymouth, sons Warren of Novi and the Home Inc. The Reverend Eric Ham· resident Rose W. Carrington, 95, was band Thomas inDecember, 1962. ,,- : community in the 193Os,died November Walter Gustav Zabeil died unex· Reverend Philip Zabell of Hawaii, mar, minister ofFirst United Methodist held November 18 at Casterline Mrs. Carrington is survived by her 12 at Grace Convalescent Center in pectedly at his home in Plymouth sisters Elise Rook of Bad Axe, Rose Church of Northville, officiated. Inter- Funeral Home, Inc. Dr. Lawrence sonThomasofMassachusettes and four : Detroit. He had been ill for several November12. He was 77. Moldenhauer of Plymouth, Minnie ment was In Evergreen Cemetery. Chamberlain of First Presbyterian grandchildren. years. Funeral service was held at 11 a.m. Hoppe of sebewaing, brothers Emil A homemaker, Mrs. Butler had been Church of Northville officiated. Burial The family. suggests memorials be · He was born July 31, 1915,in Benton Friday at Casterline Funeral Home Zabell and Frederick Zabell of Bay Ci· a resident of the community for 50 was at Rural HillCemetery. . made to ~e First Presbyterian Churchf :~ounty, Indiana. to Joseph and Minnie Inc. Pastor Thomas M. Lubeck of St. ty, nine grandchildren and two great years. Mrs. Carrington died November 15at ofNorthville. ;Former education secretary Bell recommends school changes

:. State government must assume more ministrators an opportunity to grill poorly-skilledstudent teachers. -Healso rated the United States high student aid. state government what national •responsibility for financing public panelists about the state of the He pointed out that school districts on its ability to meet the needs of all "If you're a wealthy person in this defense is to federal government. I'd , education. American educational system. are "dredging the bottom of the students. country and are unhappy with the like to see governors fight as hard for • Local school districts must attract Bell, whoassumed the cabinet post In academic barrel" for prospective "You can be a late bloomer and a public schools, you can take your state education budgets as Ronal~ • · better teachers through bigger 1981,gave the keynote address and par- teachers, many of whom score within goof-offinschool ... and still make it in money and bUyyour services," he said. Reagan doesfor the defense budget. • · paychecks and more recognition. ticipated in a question-and-answer ses- the bottom 25 percent of coilege en- America," he said, citing adult educa- "If you're low income, all you have to "The state needs'to provide a tax Parents must become activists, and sion. Other panel members were trance exams. tion programs and community college dois be unhappy. base for education. We're relying too students must strive to achieve more DoUglasFraser, former UAWpresident Meanwhile, 28 percent of ninth opportunities. "If I don't like the neighborhood muchonproperty taxes." than minimal class reqUirements. and currently a WayneState University graders nationwide are likely to drop Bell favors a "career ladder" for grocery store, I can go across the street professor; Robert Stevenson, vice out ofschool.Andat the time "A Nation te~chers in public schools, enabling ex- with my business. I think school - In terms of curriculum im: That's Terrel Bell's prescription for president of government and relations at Risk" was released twoyears ago, 23 emplary educators to attain "master systems could provide' more choice provements, Yares said pUbliceduca- an ailing American educational for K mart Corporation; and Robert million American adults were termed teacher" status through a peer review among public schoois. I know It's dif- tion must resurrect humanities pro- - system. Yares, assistant to the president of "functionally illiterate." system. The process would be similar ficult because of busing schedules, but I grams and encourage students to study The former secretary of Education CranbrookAcademy of Arts. Although students in 1984were the to a promotion review board on the believe school districts have been too the arts,languages and humanities. and father of the "A Nation at Risk" " "We need to rejuvenate and renew first in19years to improve their college university level. rigid in the past." Fraser agreed. ·.report on education offered those and American education and strengthen entrance test scores, Bell noted "we Noting that tuition tax credits have "There's too much emphasis, on other suggestions during a symposium and renew our commitment to univer- still have a longway to go." been soundiy defeated in Congress, he Bell emphasized that state gove~· career avenues and how they can earn' • on "Excellence in Education" in Troy sities," Bellsaid. He ranked Am~can universities also suggested that the.federal government must take more responsibility for the most money.It's too materialistic," recently. Bell blamed education's shortcom- above institutions of higher education ment become "more flexible" in its funding education, allowing iocal commented the former UAWpresident, Theevent was designedto spur public ings on low,teac~ing salarie.s, an inade- in Europe and the Far East, but cited financial commitment to private distril.~ to set the lion's share ofeduca- suggesting that students spend more discussion of trends in education, giv- quate and meqwtable funding system, deficiencies in elementary and secon· schools.He pointed out that private col- tional standards. time learning how to serve the coming P~!1ts, teachers,.students and ad- lowered ,graduation standards and _d~ch..>oo.,.:,s. lege students are ellgi.ble for federal "I'm convinced that education is to munity...... ------...;;;.,;,.;.:.,,:;;;;....;;;;~------~ ." . Give someone • one more Ireason The days of • ·. the great auto to saythank you. technicians are back!

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Uwnla Slftllnlt H~ls Novi 15950 MJddlebelt 38200 Van !?y'ke At TwelveOw On Between 5 &" MUe Rds. Between 16& 11~Ue Rds. Service Drive Across 525-0030 264-3400 From Hudson's Entrance 349-%00 . Mon. thru Sat. 10a.m. t09 p.m .•Sunda~ Noon t05 p.m. Convenient Terms AvaUabic Master Caid & Visa Accepted •• ) Wednesday. November 20.1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORO-l1.A Officials angered at Babcock stand "Dissatisfied" would be an danger to themselves or otherst understatement of the mood among "If those people are Involuntary ad· local officials who had hoped last missions, they should not have the right week's visit by Department of Mental to decide whether to leave or not," Goss Health Director C. Patrick Babcock said. "Mr. Babcock just refuses to. would lead to Improved security at Nor· understand that a four-sided fence thville Regional Psychiatric Hospital. would be for the patients' safety as well I. After the meeting, state Represen- as the residents' ." tative Gerald Law (R-Plymouth Heintz said Babcock's objections to Township) said Babcock's rejection of fencing the property are orJy vague virtually all the requests made by of- ideas and not grounded in fact. ficials had angered him. "The only thing he seems to be "You can't get anything out of these primarily concerned about is a suppos- people," Law said. "They just look at ed psychological effect, which has you and tell you your concerns are never been proven, on patients," she groundless. The only way to do this is said, noting that Babcock's training is going to be to legislate a cap on the not In mental health. Prior tp his ap- population, just like we did with the pointment as DMH director, Babock prisons. It's the only thing they unders- was a Milliken administration official tand." In the department of management and ,• ,Township supervisor Susan Heintz budget. .'was similarly irate the next morning. Heintz depicted Babcock's presenta- ',' • "Pat Babcock doesn't realize what is tion as "defensive" and said it was 'happening In this community," Heintz. typical of Lansing bureaucrats who re- "You can go just so far In mental health ject outside criticisms. ,philosophy - he's got to realize there "They call us NIMBYs - Not In My are legitimate concerns regarding Back Yard," Heintz said. "He has no DMH officials Thomas Watkins, Patrick Babcock and Walter Brown field township board questions walkaways and public safety. He empathy for the people liVing In this doesn't give the community any community. He's not open to anyone .credence to their worries about that else's suggestions." hOspital." During the meeting, Heintz said the Babcock: Better care at NRPH is first priority I • Township clerk Georgina Goss said township board isbeginning to consider the present fence is bound to be ineffec- legal action against the hospital, keep- Continued from Page 1 tive and "it was just done to pacify us. ing an eye on a Plymouth Township suit What about our rights?" How many thousands of dollars did they against Western Wayne Correctional 'Northville will continue to be a problem Karen Woodside, another resident ,spend to put up a fence that Isn't worth Facility based on the state's mandate to solution to the walkaway problem but liVing near NRPH, told Babcock -.he • 'the powder to blow it down?" protect the public health, safety and was meant only to control vehicular as long as it stays that size ... Some progress should "just address your problem , ';Goss, noting that NRPH no longer ac· welfare. traffic In and out of the institution. (with security), then take care of patient care." '; .cepts voluntary admissions, said those "If we have to file a lawsuit, that's "After it was built, we lost the ability is being made at this time. The real issue, •patients committed to the Institution by what we'll do," Heintz said. to staff it," Babcock said. "Since that Resident Bob Johnson, saying he ,court-order, by definItion, pose a -Kevin Wilson time, we've Installed (closed-clrcuit again, is patient care.' didn't feel safe walking his dog, said TV) cameras." "the issue is public safety. Let's keep - C. Patrick Bahcock the people Inside the Institution. We ""-.-.... Babcock said a security guard in the don't want to deal with these people." facility does not get a good view of the DMH Dirrclor State representative Gerald Law (R- hospital's seven Mile Road frontage to Plymouth TovlDship) urged Babcock to No one conceding on the west due to a hill the blocks work with the community In much the sightlines. The cameras, monitored 24- dropped to 20 in 1982 when the state's care as the solution to NRPH problems same way corrections officials have hours per day from a central location financial crisis and union rejections of did not sit well with many residents in agreed to a cap on the population and within the hospital, scan the area from concession pacts resulted in layoffs. To- the crowded meeting hall. security measures for state prisons •f~ymouth Center issJ1e Haggerty Road to the shopping center, .. ' day, Babcock said, there are 36 security Rick Sykes, who said he has lived here. Qon't look for progress anytime soon Under terms of a 1957 deed transferr- Babcock said. He said is still not clear personnel working for DMH In Nor- across the street from NRPH for 20 Babcock rejected the notion of plac- how the patient who broke Into Hart- In the; ongoing negotiations over who Ing owiufrShfp of the property at Five thville, but 12 .are assigned to the years, said he believes the walkaway ing an official cap on the NRPH patient son's home evaded detection on the TV OWDs Plymouth Center for Human Mile and Sheldon from the county to the Plymouth Center for Human Develop- problem has increased in recent years population, saying that those commit- monitors. Development, if last week's verbal ex- state, title to the property is to revert if ment site, leaVing 24 at NRPH. and that he fears for his children's safe- ted to a mental institution by court changes between township supervisor it is used for anything other than treat- Hospital director Walter Brown said There are 80 patients housed at ty. order would have to be housed In the Susan Heintz and Department of Men- ment of mentally ill or deficient a third camera is needed to cover the PCHD in a special program. Babcock "I've got a six-year-old who comes in county jail while awaiting space at the tal·Health Director C. Patrick Babcock children. area by the hospital powerhouse and said that, as the state transfers owner- and says, 'Dad, there's a patient out hospital. areany Indication. Heintz, who hopes to see the land the internal roadway exiting onto Hag- ship of some PCHD property to the again,... Sykes said. "We ask for a "I'm not sure the county jail is the Heintz and Babcock are background developed in several parcels for gerty. Babcock said the DMH is prepar- county or private interests, security security car to follow the school buses, place for mentally ill people," Babcock • figUres in the negotiations, which multiple-family, industrial park and of- ing now to Install that third camera. personnel now assigned to the Five Mile and they show up for a couple of days, said. "And I'm not sure the county or t~cally are between Wayne County fice uses, sticks to a strict interpreta· On the security staffing issue, Bab- and Sheldon site will be transferred to and then they're gone. Most of the pe0- the corrections system would ap- and the state department of manage- cock said there were 29 security of- the seven Mile Institution. ple in this room are sick of hearing preciate the added burden, given their ment and budget. Continued on 13 ficers working in 1981. That number The emphasis on improVing patient about patient rights and patient care. own overcrowding situations."

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MembfrFDIC Paesands. .'. :~ . . ,.~ The Salvation Army I NCR EDI BULL PAS.TAS Over a 100 Years of GOOD NEWS! • • 3411 W •• htenew Benquet ~ellng for up 1075 971-0484 12-A-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, November 20, 1985 English programs entered for award Northville Public Schools three media specialists, aides, ad- elementarles have been designated ministrators and community mt-mbers finalists In the National Council of in planning and Implementing creative Teachers of English Centers of and productive language arts activities Excellence Program in English and in the elementary schools throughout language arts. the school year. While the council Is not expected to Cylkowskl, who met with McCaig name the country's top language arts along with staff and parents, said two programs until Its convention next areas considered highlights Of Nor- week, Northville's chances of being thville's program were the books selected are excellent, according to published by kindergarten through fifth Dolly McMaster, director of cur- graders and Winchester's newspaper riculum and Instruction. "Razzler" produced by students, McMaster told the board of education teachers and PTA volunteers. last week that the district was visited "Publishing professionally finished November 5 by Roger McCaig, NCTE student books which would remain in on-site evaluator. the media center was a dream Dr. Mc- She noted that McCaig was "very im- Caig voiced," Cylkowski noted. "He pressed" with the program he reviewed was delighted to see the anthologies at Winchester Elementary and men- which have been published of Nor- tioned his report to the NCTE will be thville students' work." very positive. She also noted that McCaig was im- Northville's selection as a finalist In pressed with activities such as annual the nationwide search was made possi- ~k fairs and book swaps and visits by ble through the efforts of learning con- wrIters, storytellers and Illustrators sultant Connie Cylkowskl, McMaster who share their talents with elemen- explained. tary students and teachers. Noting that Cylkowskl submitted During his visit McCaig joined two Northville's "Language Learners and classes of third, fourth and firth grade' Media Magic" program for the NCTE's students in the Little Theater where corisideration, McMaster said Nor- they read aloud book reports. thville's application was one of 700 Cylkowski noted that McCaig, along received by the council from districts with principal Ronald Horwath, also throughout the country. gave a report. The Northville administrator also Should Northville elementary schools credited the leadership of former Win- be officially designated as a National chester principal Milt Jacoli, now prin- "Center of Excellence," Cylkowski said cipal of Amerman. WINCHESTER WRITERS - Students at Winchester Elemen- the "Language Learners and Media Magic" program im- McCaig predicted the district would be plemented in grades K-5. Shown from left is Heather Contardi, "Inundated" by Visiting teachers and tary "Yerebusy composin.g Thanksgiving letters Monday after- While McCaig only reviewed Win- n!>Onm th~ school's medIa center. Winchester, Amerman and 9, Tim Newman, 8, Joel Pittaway, 9, Heather HUizing,8, Chuck chester's program, McMaster pointed administrators from across the coun- Apligian, 9 and Mathias Goebel, 8. Record photo by Steve out that all three elementary schools of- try. Silver Sprmgs recently were named finalists in the National fer similar programs. Council of Teachers of English Centers of Excellence Pro- Fecht. It was suggested that one day per grams. The district's elementary schools were recognized for The "Language Learners and Media month be set aside as visitor's day to Magic" program being considered by avoid disruption of the Instructional ~\ the NCTE stresses the cooperative ef- program and provide more effective fort of students, parents, teachers, help to visitors.

ORDINANCE NO. 85-18-408 ORDINANCE NO. 85-18-407 AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE ORDINANCE NO. 85-1~406 AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE OF CITY OF NOVI AMENlJ.1ENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE OF CITY OF NOVI " • =, OF CITY OF NOVI THE CITY OF NOVI ORDAINS: THE CITY OF NOVI ORDAINS: PART I. That Ordinance No. 84-18, known as the Zoning Ordinance PA~T I. That Ordinance No. 84-18, known as the Zoning Ordinance THE CITY OF NOV! ORDAINS: of the City of Novi, is hereby amended by the amending of the Zoning of the City of Novi, Is hereby amended by the amending of the Zoning , PA~T I. That

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t N To rezone a part of the S.E. If. of Section 2, T.1N., R.8E., City of Novi, Oakland County, Michigan, being parcel 22-2-400-002,more particularly described as follows: The east 31. of the S.E. If. of Section 2. EXCEPTING THEREFROM: Beginning at the S.E. corner of Sec- . To rezone a part of the E V;z of .the SE ',4 of SectIOn 14, T.1N., R.8E.• City of Novi, Oakland County, Michigan, being parcels 22-14-451.006 tion 2; thence West 191.70ft. along the south line of Section 2 (nominal and -007more particularly described as follows: I centerline of Thirteen Mile Road); thence, N 01 deg. 19' 30" E 158.03 ft.; thence N 89 deg. 13' 10" E 188.63 ft.; thence S 00 deg. 12' 00" W Parcel 22-14-451-D06 Beginning at a point on the south line of Section 14 (nominal 160.55ft. to the point of beginning. centerline of Eleven Mile Road) said point being N 89 deg. 54' 40" W Also excepting the south 208 of the east 1f2 of the west 1f2 of the ft. 902.60feet from the southeast corner of Section 14' thence N 00 deg S.E.'A. Also excepting any parts of the above described lands taken, SO'30" E ~46.~~feet; thence S 89 deg. 51' 20" W 439.64feet; thence S 00 deg. 16 SO W 644.84 feet to the south line of Section 14 (nominal deeded or used as a street, road or highway. centerline of Eleven Mile Road); thence S 89 deg. 54' 40" E 437.00feet . To rezone a part of the S.E. If. of Section 3, T.1N., R.8E., City of FROM: R-A RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL along said south line to the point of beginning. '!' ~ovi, Oakland County, Michigan, being parcel 22-3-4n-oOl, more par- TO: M.H. MOBILE HOME DISTRICT , ORDINANCE NO. 18.407 Parcel 22-14-451-007 ticularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the south line of Section 14 (nominal Beginning at a point of the south line of South Lake Drive said ZONING MAP AMENDMENT NO. 407 centerline of Eleven Mile Road) said point being N 89 deg. 54' 40" W point being N 15 deg. 30' 32" E 11.00ft. and N 52 deg. 14' 28" W 200.00 CITY OF NOVI, MICHIGAN 635.00 feet from the southeast corner of Section 14' thence N 00 deg ft., and N 53 deg. 02' 28" W 80.00 ft., and N 61 deg. 13' 28" W 170.00ft., CERTIFICATE OF ADOPTION 30' SO" E 648.00 feet: thence S 89 deg. 51' 20" W 267.60feet' thence S from the northwest corner of Lot 30 of "Walled Lake Shores" a sub- I, Geraldine Stipp, Clerk of the City of Novl, do hereby certify that the above Ordinance was approved and adopted by the Council of the 00 deg. 30' SO" W 646.80 feet t() the south line of Section 14 (nominal division of part of the S.E. If. of the S.E. If. of Section 3 City of Novi centerline of Eleven Mile Road); thence.S 89 deg. 54' 40" E 267.60feet Oakland County, Michigan, as recorded In Llber 23, Page 20 of Plats: City of Novl, at a Regular Meeting thereof, duly called and held on this along said south line to the point of beginning. Oakland County Records; thence S 17 deg. 01' 33" W 307,83ft., to the 18th day of November, 1985, and was ordered to be given publication EXCEPTING THEREFROM: Any parts of the above deSCribed easterly canal bank; thence, Southerly along the easterly canal bank In the manner prescribed by law. GERALDINE STIPP, CLERK lands taken, deeded or used as a street, road or highway to the shore of Shawood Lake; thence Southwesterly along the shore FROM: R-A RESIDENTIAL AGRICULTURAL DISTRICT of Shawood Lake to the south line of Section 3; thence S 87 deg 07' (11-20-85NR, NN) TO: 1-1LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT . 34" W 37.00 ft.; along the south line of Section 3; thence N 03 dl;lg' 02' 23" W 1176.20ft., to the south line of South Lake Drive: thence S 71 deg. 16' 23" E 224.78ft., along said south line to the pOint'of beginning FROM: B-3 GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT . It's your return ORDINANCE NO. 18.408 TO: R-4ONE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT ZONING MAP AMENDMENT NO. 408 ORDINANCE NO. 18.406 Support that counts! CITY OF NOVI, MICHIGAN ZONING MAP AMENDMENT NO. 406 CERTIFICATE OF ADOPTION CITY OF NOVI, MICHIGAN I, Geraldine Stipp, Clerk of the City of Novi, do hereby certify that CERnFICATE OF ADOPTION March of Dimes the above Ordinance was approved and adopted by the Council of the I, Geraldine Stipp, Clerk of the City of Novl, do hereby certify that City of Novi, at a Regular Meeting thereof, duly called and held on this the above Ordinance was epproved and adopted by the Council of the 18th day of November, 1985, and was ordered to be given publication City of Novl, at a Regular Meeting thereof, duly called and held on this In the manner prescribed by law. '18th day of November, 1985, and was ordered to be given publication GERALDINE STIPP, CLERK In the manner prescribed by law. (11-20-85NR, NN) GERALDINE STIPP, CLERK (11-20-85NR, NN)

I • Wednesday. November 20,1985- THE NORTHVILLERECORD-13-A Another 40 stores on Twelve Mile? No compromises in dispute By B.J. MARTIN Ward estimated construction of the cess roads facing Twelve Mlle. That "I know of plans for commercial over Plymouth Center land new plaza would cost $40 mUllon. When would mean all traffic would have to be development on the north side of Arlyone who thinks the Twelve Mile- completed, it would employ around 500 routed In from Novl Road or on a con· Twelve Mile, too," Phillips added. "I'm Continued from 11 "This tOWnship is adamantly opposed •. ~ ~Iovi Road area has reached Its com- full and part· time permanent ventlon center access road. concerned we'll have one of the largest to another state hospital at Five Mile . employees. "Our traffic engineers have told us ~l1erclal saturation point with existing commercial retail areas In the state. tlon of the clause, claiming all the pro- Road," Heintz said. After the meeting, Twelve Mile will have no additional stores and a proposed convention Among the firms negotiating to I'm not against this rezoning, but the perty should be turned over to the coun- she said she remains Intent on seeing center had better think again. become anchor tenants of the new shop- load," Ward Insisted. He &.lId he ex· more we do this the harder It will ty since the state no longer houses the entire PCHD property removed': There's more on the way. Lots more. ping center are Builders Square (a pects access to the new shopping center become to deny other (zoning) developmentally disabled children at from state control. . • will Include a driveway lining up with " Representatives of Ramco- home improvement subsidiary of K reclassifications. " Plymouth Center. . Mart), Marshall's (department store), the northernmost Twelve Oaks J'dall en· Babcock's response during the •. Gershenson, the real estate develop- Brandon Rogers, the city's planning Babcock, while conceding that all ment firm which owns the West Oaks Kids R Us (a subsldary of Toys R Us), trance along Novi Road as well as from consultant, reminded the board of meeting was to praise the Fairweather '. land west of Sheldon and east of the community llving program launched at Shopping Center on Novl Road, an- and Main Street (a family clothing the entrance to West Oaks to the south. future plans call for expanding Twelve main building should be transferred out the PCHD main building last summer. . nounced plans to build as many as 40 retail division of Federated Depart- But William Clogg, center manager Mile into a lSO·foot·wlde divided of the state's hands, wants to hold ont~ "Our plans are to operate that pro-' .. stores - including five major "anchor" ment Stores, which operates among of Twelve Oaks, doubts such a plan boulevard. Of Novl Road, Rogers said, would adequately relleve the additional the main building on the northeast cor· gram continually," he said. "We feel.'. stores - on 29 acres of land west and other stores, Bloomingdale's). "It may well have to be seven lanes ner of Five Mile and Sheldon. At pre- traffic strain. that the 80 patients are better served in' . south of the Midas Muffler outlet on the In all, there will be 335,000 square feet wide." He noted Oakland County sent, it houses 80 patients transferred "If the project is to go where Intended that area." .welye Mile-Novi Road intersection's of store retail space In the new area. All already has acquired the rights-of-way from Northville Regional Psychiatric and the traffic Is not being addressed southwest corner. the stores are one-story and, according needed for the expansions. Hospital in a program that trains them . Heintz said Babcock's intransigence': properly, the city will have major pro- The Novl Planning Board last to Ward, will be "a step beyond" the Board Member Richard Clark re- for community placement. The building on the issue was more evidence of What. ~ blems," said Clogg. Wednesday voted to recommend city firm's West Oaks plaza development In mained skeptical. "We know there are also houses offices of Wayne Communi- she called "insensitivity" to local con- . several neighboring residents atten- council uniformly zone for appearance. grand plans, but since It's a county ty Living Services, overseers of the cems. • • ding a pUblic hearing on Ramco- commercial/retail use all 14 of the In- "The new center will have traditional road, we don't have much control over community placement program in the "When you tell him outright that the : Gershenson's rezoning proposal told dividual parcels constituting the large architectural themes," he explained. it," Clark said. "I'm not particularly community doesn't want another men- board members they were concerned county. L-shaped property where Ramco- "The exterior facing materials will be enthused with the county. We've seen Heintz objected strongly to the con· tal health facility, his response is that Gershenson intends to build. brick In earth tones." about additional traffic. how slowly they've moved on other it's going to be there," Heintz said. "IV· "We should lower the speed limit and tlnued use of the so-called 'A' Building The board is scheduled to review Ward added the new shopping center roads. doesn't matter to him what we think ,r increase the width of Twelve Mile," when speaking to Babcock at last preliminary site plans for the project at will "broaden the retail base of the "It's common knowledge there are week's township board meeting. aboutjt." .:is regUlar meeting, Wednesday, area" and "effectively complement the said Mike Wargo, who llves west ot the substantial expansion plans for Twelve '~ovember20. other stores and the malL" property. "I've seen a lot of close Oaks. If that develops we'll have addi- "We're desperately hoping to break But It's unlikely the new center will calls," he added. tional traffic around the mall. The ground by February 15," said Michael have the effect Ward described If the Board Member Gary Phillips shared roads can't handle the problems they tober 14. 1985. q. letter to ll!Hl and 85-7. Roll call Vote: ' . War(l, one of the owners of Ramco- mounting traffic concerns expressed by his concern. "The way I see this whole have now. It may not be a bad idea to CHARTERTOWNSHIP Susan Hemtz dated October 9. Motioncarried. 4. Amendment· : local officials and business and residen- section going is commercial," he said. OFNORTHVilLE 1985from Fred Greenspan. r. to Zonmg Ordmance No. n: , Gershenson. "If we can, if aU ad- leave the area as is," Clark concluded. BOARDOFTRUSTEES F.arth Sheltered Dwellings" : tial neighbors of the proposed center "With this and the mall (possible ex· letter to Mr. Blauet dated Oc· ministrative approvals can be obtained "We've been advised the only way to SYNOPSIS tober 11. 1985 from Clerk Moved and supported to a~" by that point, we could have it done by are not addressed. pansion), I'm concerned we're getting get the county to move is to go ahead Georgina F. Goss. s. letter to cept the recommendation of fall of '86. If everything's not In place, According to Ward, the new develop- a high concentration of several million and develop," countered Board Date: Thursday, November Karen BaJa dated OCtober 11. the Planmng CommiSSion: . I'd have to say fall of ment would have no driveways or ac- square feet in additional retail space. 14,1985 1985 from Clerk Georgina F. Rollcall Vote: Motion carned. 'Irl." Member Judy Johnson. Time: 7:30p.m. Goss. t. letter to Carl SChleh 5. Amendment to Zomng Or- .- Place: 41600Six MileRoad dated October 11. 1985 from dlnance No. n: B-1 local. 1. Call to Order. Supervisor Clerk Georgina F. Goss. u. Business Dlstncts Pnvahi' Susan J. Hemtz called the letter to Robert Terwln dated Clubs and SOCialHalls. Moved • meeting to order at 7:35p.m. October 11. 1985 from Clerk and supported to uphold tM , ' .city hestitant to transfer cable TV franchise 2. Rott Call: Present: Susan Georgma F. Goss. v. McNeely recommendation of the Plann- ~, J. Heintz. Supervisor. lI. lincoln Associates. Inc. Let- 109 Commission. Roll call Georgina F. Goss. Clerk. ter of ReVieW lot Split for Vote: Motion carned. b. From Continued from Page 1 of information on the sale, including "educational institutions other than "When you read his references, you'd Richard M. Henningsen. Richard and Shirley Ruffner. the Township Manager 1. Surl's resume and a brief biography. "I public schools In the City of Nor- think this guy can practlcaUy walk on Treasurer. Richard E. Allen. w. McNeely & lincoln Recommendation - Recrea- Trustee, Thomas L. P. Cook. Associates, Inc. letter re: tion Roof Repair Bid. Moved'r franchise-holder the perceived short· just have a feeling something about this thville." water ... then you read a little further Trustee. James l. Nowka. Peaking Factors for Northville and supported to accept the , • comings of Omnicom's performance Is not right, but I don't know what It is." and you find out this man's not even a Trustee. Donald B. Williams. Township. x. McNeely & lin- bid of Firebaugh & Reynolds Thompson's letter recommended that Trustee. Also Present: The for a carlisle roof for $14.98811 and ask him how he intends to meet the Council member Paul Folino said he United States citizen." coln Associates. Inc. letter to believes there have been "too many lit- schools providing full-time general press and approximately 60 Victor Internallonal dated Oc- Ihe addilional lunds reqUired • franchise obligations," Walters advls· education and meeting state standards Visitors. tober 1. 1985re: Construction over the Block Grant allo~ tle complaints" about Omnicom ser· Suri is an immigrant from India. Ac- ed. for teacher certification, school calen- cording to his resume, he has lived and 3. Pledge of Allegiance. Standards. y. McNeely & lm- lion are done by the formula I vices and said promises about service 4. Public Comments and share. Roll Call Vote: Motion;' Vernon turned to other council dar and hours of Instruction be included worked in the United States since 1967 coIn Associates. Inc. Letter to to schools had not been fulfilled. Questions. None. liberty Construction re: Con- carned. anembers and said he had seen press In the franchise clause requiring free and his immigration status is as a per· Folino also noted a letter from Our 5. Department Reports: a. struction Standards. z. ~overage of cable television systems service. manent resident of the U.S. Supervisor. No report. b. McNeely & lincoln 13. Appointments: a. Board • and "the graft that's involved, the Lady of Victory School Principal Township Manager. No report. ASSOCiates, Inc. letter of of Appeals Two appointments unscrupulous people that are involved. Sharalene Thompson asking that a con· Vernon said he wanted to address Council member John Buckland, in c. Beaulilication problems ReView for NorthVille Place - Three years Ms. Karen BaJa. with signs were expressed. d. dition of transferring the franchise Thompson's letter later in the discus- his first full business meeting, asked if Apartments dated October 28, - November 1. 1988Ms. San- Fire Department. No report. e. 1985. aa. McNeely & lincoln dra Walts- November 1. 1988. :'1.don't know anything personally agreement include an expansion of the sion, but never returned to the topic. It was in order to ask Suri to appear and about the purchaser," Vernon admit· BUilding Department. No Associates. Inc. Letter of Moved and supported to ac-' definition of public schools (which The mayor said he was suspicious of answer questions in person. Told that it report. f. Recreation Depart· Review for Northville cept the recommendation of tea, though he pointed out earlier in the receive free cable television services the proposed sale, particularly in was, he and Folino made the motion to ment. Mr. Anderson noted Research Center dated Oc- the supervisor for these ap- meeting he had read the entire package under the agreement) to Include regard to Suri's qualifications, saying ask for such an appearance. repairs being done with tober 28. 1985. bb. Vllican pointments. Motion carned. b. Oakland County Block Grant Leman & Associates. Inc. let- Board of canvassers Two and' funds. g. Police Department. ter of Review Landscape for lour years - four Appoint· captain Presnell reported on a Northville Place. cc. Vilican ments Mr. Charles A. George safe Halloween. h. Water and Leman & Associates. Inc. let- - December 1. 1987. Mr. KNIT FAST Sewer Department. No report. ter of Review for Northville Charles G. GUider - I. Clerk. Clerk Goss informed Research Center. dd. Vilican December 1. 1989. Ms. Janis For the Knitwear you've always dreamed of ORDINANCE NO. 85-18-405 the board of a request from Leman & ASSOCiates.Inc. let- Stevenson - December 1. the Beautification Commis- ter of Review for NorthVille .987. Mrs. Eugenie Bemish - • WHITE/SUPERBA. BROTHER KNITTING MACHINES AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE sion. Moved and supported to Place. ee. Vilican Leman & December 1. 1989.Moved and loin Withthe City of Northville ASSOCiates. Inc. Letter of supported to accept the' Texture Stitches OF CITY OF NOVI for the 150th anniversary With Review for land division lor recommendation of the Clerk any monetary funds needed Richard and Shirley Ruffner. for these appointments. Mo- THE CITY OF NOVI ORDAINS: •. bemg approved at a later date. ff. Letter from Donald C. tion carned. c. Economic : ~~~~~~~~~~~~!i~~ " ·• FairPicturesIsle Pattern PART I. That Ordinance No. 84-18: known' as the Zoning Ordinance Mollon carned. Clerk Goss ad- Morgan Re: NorthVille Development Corporation Two ' of the City'of Novi, Is-fiereby amended by-the' amending of the Zoning - Visedthe board regard 109 Nor- Regional Psychlatnc Hospital. Map as indicated on Zoning Map No. 405 attached hereto and made a thville Homeowners Associa- Moved /and supported to ttr~~t~:n;:ar;-M~ni~g~~ ~ KNITTING SUPPLIES & ACCESSORIES part of this Ordinance. tion concerns With Satellte receive and file items of cor- L. P. Cook - December 13•. dishes. respondence 9 (a) through 9 , 1991. Mr. Robert G. Grant - ; AUTHORIZED SALES & SERVICE PART II. CONFLICTING PROVISIONS REPEALED. Any Ordinance 6. Approval of the Minutes: (ffl.Motioncarried. October 11. 1989. Moved and ; QUALITY SEWING MACHINES· SALES & SERVICE or parts of any Ordinance in conflict with any of the provisions of this a. Public Hearmg October 10. 10.Old Business: a. Depart· supported to accept the • Ordinance are hereby repealed. . 1985. b. Regular Meeting Oc· ment of Corrections letter recommendation of the super· PART III. WHEN EFFECTIVE. The provisions of this Ordinance are tober 10. 1985.c. Public Hear- dated November 7. 1985 re: visor and make these appoint- • WE de MAGIC NEEDLE hereby declared to be immediately necessary for the preservation of ing October 28. 1985 Federal Update on Western Wayne ments. Mohon carried. d.; SERVICE the public peace, health and safety and are hereby ordered to take ef· Revenue Sharing Funds. d. Correctional Facility. No ac- Planning Commission Three • 471-1077 fect ten (10) days after final enactment and pUblication. The effective Public Hearing General & tion taken. appointments - three years : ALL MAKES 35125GRAND RIVER (ORAKESHIRE PLAZA) FARMINGTON date of this Ordinance is November 28.1985. Water and Sewer Budgets Oc- 11. New Business: a. Pro- Mrs. Pat Wnght - December . AT DRAKE ROAD tober 28. 1985.e. Adoption of perty Specialists Corporation 1. 1988, Mr. Marvin Gans - . Made and Passed by the City Council of the City of Novi. the Budget October 28.1985. f. request for Traffic Signal December 1. 1988. Mr. Jerry : Michigan, this 18th day of November. 1985. Copies of the Ordinance Special Meetmg October 28. Seven Mile and Northndge Chisnell- December 1. 1988. : Amendment may be purchased or inspected at the Office of the City 1985.Moved and supported to Dnve. Moved and supported Moved and supported to ac- Clerk, 45225 W. Ten Mile Road, Novi. Michigan, .weekdays between receive and file items 6 (al to receive and file thiS item. cept the supervlsor's recom- 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. through 6 (I) With corrections Motion carried. b. lakes of mendation for these appoint- PATRICIA A. KAREVICH. MAYOR as noted. Motioncarried. Northville request for "Stop" ments. Motion carned. e. . GERALDINE STIPP. CLERK 7. Northville Township Bills and "Yield" Signs. ThiS item Group Home Committee Five . Payable: a. General Bills is to be forwarded to Wayne Appointments - two years. Payable - November 14,1985. County Road Commission. c. Mr. Edward Dorrington - b. Water and Sewer Bills Beck Road ReservOir Report. November 10. 1987. Mr. Greg Payable - November 14.1985. Moved and supported to Davis. November 10. 1987.Mr.. Moved and supported to ap- receive and file thiS Item. M~ Robert Jensen - November prove the bills payable items 7 tion carried. d. Reaffirmation 10. 1987. Ms. Kathleen Kauff· (al and (bl with supplements. of scheduling of Public Hear'- man - November 10. 1987. Rollcall Vote: Motion carried. ing for Application for Nor- Ms. Nancy Schlanser. - ' 8. Acceptance of Other mac. Inc. for an Industnal November 10.1987.Movedand Minutes and Reports: a. Facilities Exemption Cer· supported to support the General/Water and Sewer lIf1cate.Moved and supported recommendation of the super- : , Budgets. b. Treasurers Report visor for these appointments. , to reaffirm the scheduling of lor November. 1985. c. Nor- the public hearing for Motion carried. f. Recreation' N thville State Hospital Report November 14.1985at 7:15p.m. Commission One appointment • lor October. 1985.d. Fire Runs Motion carned. e. Capital - three years. Moved and . for Octobl'r. 1985. e. Building Cities cable. Inc. agreed to ac- supported to table thiS ap-· J8 ... J9 Department Report for Oc· quire cable teleVision systems polntment. Motion carned. g. ~ J7 i tober. 1985. f. Northville in Wayne County. No aClIon Water and Sewer Commission » Library CommiSSion Minutes taken. f. Fairway III Resolution One Appointment - three 0 lor October 19. 1985. g. Nor· NO.1.Movedand sUllported to years. Ms. Georgina F. Goss , \- R-4 thville TownShip Planning adopt this resolution. Rollcall - December 5. 1988. Moved . »- I Commission Minutes for Vote: Motion carried. g. Fair- and supported to accept the. " '1 September 24. 1985. h. Nor- way III Resolution No.2. Mov- supervisors recommendation .• .. suS: thville Township Planning ed and supported to adopt thiS Motion carried. h. Senior' u• Commission Minutes for resolullon. Roll call Vote: Mo-, Citizen Advisory Council One: oto.V.,'{.. •» September 24. 1985 Public lion carried. h. Mr. Patrick C. Appointment - three years .. Hearing. i. Northville Area Babcock. Director. Depart· Mr. Robert Russell - . ~ Senior Citizens Advisory ment of Mental Health re: Up- December 8. 1988.Moved and f Council Minutes September date on NorthVille Regional supported to accept the IOLE.MEll 20. 1985.Movedand supported Psychiatric Hospital. Ques- recommendation 01 the super- ~ to receive and !lIe other tions and comments were visor. Motion carned. I. minutes and reports Items 8 received and responded to by Beautlflcallon COmmiSSion (al through 8 (II. Motion car- Mr. Babcock. I. RIchard Henn- One appointment - three· ned. Ingsen's resignation from years. Ms. Barbara O'Bnen - • 9. Correspondence: a. State Recreation Commission dated December 9. 1988.Moved and • of Michigan notice Public OCtober 16. 1985. Moved and supported to accept the. Hearing Consumers Power supported to appoint Mr. recommendation of the super- Company case No. U-8287.b. Nowka as delegate to the visor. Motioncarried. \ '. To rezone a part of the S.E. 'A of Section 3. T.1N., R.8E .• City of State of Michigan notice Recreation Commission and Novi, Oakland County, Michigan, being Lots 36-39 of "Idlemere Park." Public Hearing Consumers Mr. Henningsen as alternate. 14.Resolutions: a. From the : more particularly described as follows: Power Company case No. U- Motioncarried. Charter TownShipof NorthVille : 8300. c. State 01 MIchigan 12. Recommendations: a. 1. Resolution approving the . Lots 36, 37, 38 and 39 and all of vacated Willow Walk adjacent to , nolice Public Hearing From the Planning Commis- Appllcalion of Normac lor an : Lots 38 and 39, of "Idlemere Park" a subdivision of part of the S.W. 1/. Michigan Consolidated Gas sIon 1. Rezoning Petition 85-3: Industnal Facllihes Exemption and S.E. '/. of Section 3. as recorded in Liber 17. Page 29 of Plats. Company case No. U-8288.d. The Dalby Corporallon to Certificate for Its faCIlity in Oakland County Records. State of Michigan notice rezone 18.7 acres 01 property Northville Industrial District • FROM: B-3 GENERAL BUSINESS DISTRICT Public Hearing Michigan Con- 011 the proposed extension 01 No.2. Movedand supported to TO: R-4 ONE·FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT solidated Gas Company case Northridge Drive. north 01 adopt this resolulion with ORDINANCE NO. 18.405 No. U·5743R. e. Letter Irom Seven Mile Road and In Sec- review by the township at- Wayne County Office of Public lion 2 of the Township of Nor- torney. Roll call Vote: Motion ZONING MAP AMENDMENT NO. 405 Services dated October 25. CITY OF NOVI, MICHIGAN thville from R-3. One-family carried. b. From the Charter 1985 re: Northville Research residential to RM·l Multiple- Township of Huren 1. Resolu- CERnFICATE OF ADOPTION Center. f. letter from Con- lamlly residential. a. letter tion supporting :~enate Bill I, Geraldine Stipp, Clerk of the City of Novi, do hereby certify that stance Wilson dated October received late dated October 9. 301. 2. Resolullon requesting the above Ordinance was approved and adopted by the Council of the 28. 1985 to Susan Heintz. g. 1985 reconslderallon Of deci- expondilures of community City of Novl, at a Regular Meeting thereof, duly called and held on this Leiter from Warden Lloyd May sion granted. Moved and sup- college districts. Moved and 18th day of November, 1985, and was ordered to be given publication dated OCtober 23. 1985 to ported to receive and llIe this supported to receive and file In the manner ptescribed by law. Susan Heintz. h. leiter to correspondence. Motion car- these resolulions. Molion car· GERI\LDINE STIPP, CLERK John Anderson dated October ried. 2. Rezoning Petillon 85-6: rled. (11·2()..85 NR, NN) 16. 1985Irom Susan J. Heintz. Occidental Development Com- 15.AnyOther Business That : I. Leiter to J. D. Lukomskl pany, Ltd. to rezone 145.5 May Property Be Brought • dated October 21. 1985 from acres of property located at Before the Board. Land . Susan J. Heintz. I. Note to the Northwest corner of restoralion for soft shoulder . Board of Trustees Irom Susan Sheldon Road and Six Mile on Six MileRoad was discuss- Heintz re: Planning Commis- Road from R-l One Family ed. Update on building expansion. k. Note to Board of Residential District 10 RM·l sion. lire station in western Trustees Irom Susan Heintz Mulllple·famlly Residential section and road cut was re: Population at Phoenix Cor· Dlslrlct. 3. Rezoning Petition given. reclional Facility. I. Note to 85-7:Occidental Development 16. Adlournment. Moved Board of Tr\lstees from Susan Company. ltd. to rezone and supported to adjourn Ihe Heintz re: 1990Census Tracts. 150.43 acres of property meellng. Motion carned. • Join the m. Leiter dated October 17. located on the southwest cor· Meeling adjourned at 11:15 • 1985to Chlef,Toms Irom Olive ner of Sheldon Road and Six p.m. THIS IS A SYNOPSIS.A HELP KNOCK OUT E. Kuszen. n. Leiter from Mile Road from R-2 and R-3 TRUEANDCOMPLETECOpy ; dp ~!9ns?'ll2\!!'~ Frederick Collman dated Oc- One-IamllyResidential District may be obtained at the : BIRTH DEFECTS tober 21. 1985 to Supervisor to RM-l Multlple·famlly TownShipClerk's Olllce, 41600 ~ Heintz. o. PlymouthoCanton Resldenllal District. Moved Six Mile Road. Northville•. ; Community Schools Regular and supported to support the Michigan.48167. Meeling October 28. 1985. p. recommendallon of the Plann- GEORGINAF. GOSS. ; PlymouthoCanton Community Ing Commission and deny the CLERK. Schools Regular Meeling Oc- requesl for rezoning petlllon (11-20-85 NR) J ..J GENERAL EXCELLENCE WINNER Editorials- . 1985

14-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. November 20. 1985 W~t Nnrt~uil1t 1Rtcnrb 8

Our Opinions Goals 'fade from view

Both sides of fence By Michele Fecht

shamefully intolerant During a recent closet cleaning excursion I came across'my As a female growing up during the heat of the ERA battle, I . pile of saved newspapers nowyellowingwith age and tearing at find Friedan's observation about my generation bears con-' .' their fragile edges. Weeding through the stack as I do about siderable truth. Unlike women of my mother's generation; I .'. There was a lot less genuine township residents. Frustration every 12months or whenever I decide to clean the closet.'1found give little thought to the discrimination whichproponents of the communication and a lot more and anger in the face of Babcock's an article I'd written a year after the deadline passed for' .equal rights movement struggled to rid. general orneriness at last week's intransigence are understandable; ratification of the Equal Rights Amendment. It is hard to fathom that by the age of 35,I willbe a IS-year meeting with C. Patrick Babcock threats of violence against patients 'Looking at the photos on the page, I couldn't help but veteran of the workforce. At the age of 35,my mother was just : tttan we had hoped to see. The men- are inexcusable. remember the night the amendment faced its final demise.. beginning her career after 15years as a suburban housewife - tal health director showed little Some of us piled in our cars after work to head up to Lansing for and fUlltimemother ofthree. • sensitivity to the community's We have argued vehemently on a candlelight vigil on the steps of the State Capitol. Looking Like most women of my generation, I tend to lose sight of . legitimate worries about hospital behalf of residents and the back on the ERA's final hours, I am haunted by a single ques- the struggles fought by older feminists. Whiletheir efforts open- security while residents refused to township in favor of fencing the tion which has been lodged in my conscience for some time now. ed the doors for this generation of females to achieve un- give him credit for the steps he an- hospital and improving security. Whathas happened to the women's movement? precedented equality, we appear too preoccupied with our own, . Ii~)Uncedto address the many dire We believe residents have a right to Whilethe commitment to renew the fight seemed so strong success to consider the ramifications of losing the 'precious . .& problems at Northville Regional live in their homes free from fear. that night on the steps of the Capitol, the enthusiasm seems to rights our foremothers achieved. :: : Psychiatric Hospital. Untrained in the field, they can have waned in the more than three years that have passed. Whilea student at MichiganState, I delved whole-heartedly '.' Many contend that the struggle now is more difficult consider- into the women's movement - as did many of my friends. The hardly be expected to know ing the present conservative political climate. Others argue . ~ If Babcock expects people to whether a patient poses a danger or consciousness-raising evident on campus between the years' .. that equal rights proponents of the 1970s,whose efforts saw the 1976-80mobilizedmany youngwomen. Yet, despite our commit-· .make a good-faith effort to unders- not - and it is not a judgement they ERA's momentous passage by Congress in 1972and its ratifica- mentto keeping,the fires ofthe feminist movement burning, few' :' . tand" DMH operations and accept should be forced to make. tion by 35of the needed 38states, spent all their energies in the ofus have carried the torch beyondthe campus gates. / . :them, he could start by making a decade-long battle for equality. good-faith effort to be honest about As journalists, food scientists, engineers and accountants , But argUing that patients Membership in the National Organization for Women,once we struggle to find a balance between career and family. We:, , the problems at NRPH. His full a powerful political force in this country, has dwindled in the findourselves caught in the "superwoman" syndrome ofhaving - .. ~ I 'defensive posture was evident very should not be allowed to roam free- ly through the neighborhood is not wake of the ERA's demise. Lockedin a power struggle between it all. Weare inundated by choices - often unable to find a mid- .' 'J' early in the meeting when he current president Eleanor Smeal and her predecessor (and suc- dle ground in any of our respective roles as career women, .- . distorted figures to claim an "in- the same as saying they should be swept under a rug. We feel it is cessor) JUdy Goldsmith, the organization's membership re- mothers and wives. . , crease" in security staffing at mains divided in its approach to renewing the struggle for NRPH since 1981, when in fact time this community started trying When I consider our transformation from college students· " to deal with NRPH as a neighbor women's rights. to career women and mothers, Ican't help but wonderwhere we . there are five fewer security per- In a recent article on·the status of the women's movement, sonnel working on Seven Mile Road and not as an enemy. Unpleasant lost interest in the women's movement. Whendid aerobics and ': . as it may be to confront the notion feminist Betty Friedan noted that "the potential of women's racquetball replace networking and NOWmeetings? today. of mental illness, it will not go political power is slipping away between the poles of self- away. Too many people at last serving feminist illusionand male and female opportunism. The Considering the paralysis currently facing the women's' . Similarly, he touted a decline promise of that empowerment of women that enabled so many movement, I think perhaps it's time to put away the leotards. , in the NRPH patient census com- week's meeting said, in effect, that they simply don't want to be of us to change our lives is being betrayed by our failure to and tights and pick up where we left off three years ago on the .4 fJ pared with four years ago. Actual- mobilizethe next generation to movebeyondus." steps ofthe State Capitol. : _ ly, the population went up in 1982 bothered by the mentally ill. That and is only now back to the level of attitude would have us lock up the 1981. A census of 987 with another patients and throwaway the key in ~Opatients at Plymouth Center is a return to the days of the snakepit not significant progress against the institutions. census count of 1,000in 1981.The 18- .i~n$1g ht~ month, $14 million program to cut A good first step toward more the census to 650 is encouraging tolerance would be to support Bab- news that was only blunted by the cock and his efforts to reduce rising suspicion in the room that population and improve treatment By Steve Fecht Babcock was more than willing to at NRPH. That goal serves the play fast and loose with the needs of both sides in the walkaway numbers. dispute, and community support in the form of letters to the governor ,t . Babcock also lost credibility in and legislators could go a long way I Our eyes with repeated claims that toward softening DMH perceptions press coverage of NRPH has in- that residents only care about their flamed public opinion. It isn't the own backyards. As citizens of this press that refuses to accredit the state, and given the very real institution, it wasn't the press that potential for mental illness in ~laimed a threat to patients' civil ourselves or our families, we ~t rights and it isn't the press that should consider NRPH very much I determines NRPH is overcrowded a part of our own backyards and do and understaffed. When the bad everything in our power to clean it (lews at NRPH goes away, so will up. That means all of it, not just the the bad press. symptom that most offends us. And that includes Babcock, if he cannot While we found Babcock's at- adapt himsdf to the idea that he is titude disappointing, but not sur- a public servant and has a duty to prising, we were also dismayed by deal honestly and forthrightly with the intolerant posture of many the citizenry. Wine with dinner deserves a chance Window shopping ~ The Michigan legislature glass or two of wine. Imposing the I should act immediately to approve same restrictions on a glass of wine Senator Jack Faxon's tavern licen- with a meal as on a shot-and-a-beer "Be quiet," she responded. "You've had too much to :Sing bill or some similar response in the corner pub is a ludicrous drink." to the problems plaguing form of inflexibility that should be After restaurants statewide. While ended. "I hopePurdue beats 'em," said MacKinnon,pointingto the Michigan'S quota system has the Iowa/Purdue game ona televisionset at the endofthe bar. : _. laudable goal of limiting access to Faxon's bill, admittedly, is the "I told him it wouldbe bad for his holidaybusiness if all the :: :alcoholic beverages, treating the nothing but a stop-gap measure. Michigan fans went to Pasadena for New Year's Day, so it was' !'. .diner's glass of wine under the We would much rather see the probably in his best interest to root for Iowa. MacKinnonsaid he ~ame system is an absurd exten- legislature tackle the imposing fact didn't really care - he was pulling for Michigan to go to the. sion of that goal. task of completely revising liquor RoseBowl. : control laws in this state in light of By modern conditions. Given the PHILIP JEROME The famous chef disappeared, but more peoplekept coming: The scarcity and high cost of powerful lobbying forces likely to in and I played the role of gracious host - updating the men on' licenses available under the quota oppose such a revision, however, it the details of the game while their wives sighed about not being: system in effect seriously restrains is more expedient to add another We had just finished signing the papers on another million able to get away from football even when they were out for a: the restaurant trade, particularly exception to the law that will at dollar deal late Saturday afternoon and had decided to nice night on the town. . in the segment occupied by least provide some hint of fairness celebrate with a glass of wine at MacKinnon's. Elizabeth's and similar in allocation of licenses for beer I think we saw the lady with the gorgeous hat at just about. f! I restaurants that serve dishes and wine consumption at The first glass tasted so goodI decided to have another. And the same time because she elbowed me in the ribs as I was' customarily accompanied by a rentaurants. so did she. So I ordered a third, just to prove I can drink more about to compliment the woman on the aesthetic quality of her- than she can. headgear. . I think the third glass was my undoing because all of a sud- "All I w~s going to say was, 'You lookmahvelous,' " I told - This newspaper welcomes Letters to the Editor. We ask, den I found myself in high spirits. By this time, late afternoon her. however, that they be issue oriented. confined to 500 words had become early evening and the dinner guests had started to and that they contain the signature, address and telephone arrive. "I'm taking you out of here before they throw you out," she' number of the writer. Names will be withheld on request, but responded. : a brief explanation of why the request is being made should Even Tom MacKinnonhimself walked by. accompany the letter. Deadline for submission is 3:30 p.m. She's a great kid and all that, but there are times when she f!. Monday. We reserve the right to edit letters for breVity. clari- "Look at that," I said. "It's the famous chef, Tom MacKin- just doesn't appreciate a man with a naturally gregarious ty and libel. , non.Taking a break from his culinary exploits in the kitchen." nature. : .: .' \ '- • Wednesday, November 20, 1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-I5-A Readers Speak Hag~erty Road plan important

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Progress in the quest for educational His remarks were made to about brightest prospects are turning to other do what they do best and teach in their excellence can be made only if there 1,800 members of the Michigan Associa- fields. Years ago, women and fields of expertise. are radical changes in the way school tion of School Board and Michigan minorities turned to teaching when • Teachers should be allowed time to systems operate and if more is done to Association of School Administrators discrimination shut the door on other exchange ideas with their peers. Today, ~nhance the teaching profession, ac- during the opening session of the possibilities. they have little professional contact .ording to the president of the 610,000- organizations' annual assembly. Today, these people are attracted to causing feelings of "isolation from member American Federation of Shanker said he favored testing for other professions. The brightest minds other adults. Very few adults want to be Teachers (AFT). teachers. He cited recent testing in are turning to fields like business and locked up with·a bunch of kids all the "U this wave of reform doesn't bring Florida where 35 percent of teacher ap- law, leaving schools with "an overtime," Shanker said. improvements, there's going to be a plicants failed the multiple-choice por- Whelming majority who don't have the Creative approaches will be needed terrible public backlash," warned tion of a sixth-grade-Ievel test. simple skills to do kids any good," to deal with upcoming shortages, he NOTICE TO RESIDENTS AND TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY Albert Shanker, head of the country's "I'm of the old school," he said. "I claimed Shanker. said. OF NOVI OF PUBLIC HEARING ON ESTABLISHMENT· largest teacher labor union recently. think teachers should know more than The answer to making the teaching Emphasis should be given to hiring "You can't do it by making incremen· the kids they're teaching." profession attractive again Is found in temporary teachers, individuals OF PLANT REHABILITATION DISTRICT tal changes," he said. "Unless we start Unfortunately, he continued, many of basic "market mechanisms," he said. diverted from other fields for stints in (PROGRESSIVE TOOL & INDUSTRIES CO. PROJECT) thinking of radical changes, we're those who failed in Florida went on to "In the past two years, I've probably teaching. To attract these people, he NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the City Council of the City ~oomed." , find teaching jobs in other states. In gone to 200 conferences on how to at- suggested businesses and graduate of Novi, pursuant to and in accordance with Act 198, Michigan' o. Among Shanker's suggestions were Baltimore, for example, prospects who tract and retain good teachers, and the schools offer incentives for time spent Public Acts, 1974 as amended ("Act 198") shall hold a public: competency testing during hiring, failed the exam once were hired answer Is amazingly simple," he said. teaching. Employment credits and col- because the school system was unable "Compensate education well and lege loan reduction are two examples. hearing on Monday, December 2, 1985at 8:00 p.m., in the City employment standards, more profes- Hall, 45225West Ten Mile Road, Novi, Michigan. .. sional contacts and shorter school to find other applicants. create an environment that Is (profes- He said there was precedent - the semesters. Quality teaching has become the cen- sionally) satisfying." Peace Corps and the military, for ex- The Public Hearing will be held to consider City Council . A former New York school teacher, tral issue in the reform debate, he said, Some of his suggestions: ample - for businesses offering credit approval by resolution of the establishment of a plant . Shanker praised efforts to restore but the profession has serio~ trouble • He encouraged school boards to for public service. rehabilitation district requested by Progressive Tool & In- . public confidence and legislative fun- ahead. develop a set of employment standards Inside the classroom, the shortage dustries Co. (the "Company") for property located at 44000 ding to education, but said more needed The "baby bust" has decreased and then stick to them. should bring about greater use of Grand Ri~er, Comm?nly known as the Portee, Inc. property, to be done to restore quality teaching. teaching·school enrollments, and the • Insure that teachers are allowed to technology. . , more particularly described as follows: Part of the South V2 Section 15, Town 1 North, Range 8 East, Novi Township, (now City of Novi), Oakland 'County, Michigan described as: Beginnng at a point on the North line of Grand -State officials consider River Road distant West 235.22 feet (231.80 described); and ' North 72 degrees 23 minutes 00 seconds West 1169.51 feet (1239.08described) centerline of Grand River Road; and North requiring exhaust tests 00 degrees 51 minutes 30 seconds West 95.14 feet (94.62

- - ~ J , described) from the Southeast,corner _of Section 15, Town J Motorists in southeastern Michigan • vehicles more than nine years old; North, Range 8 East, proceeding thence North 72 degrees 23 are being warned that they may be re. • vehicles sold as new in the last 12 minutes 00 seconds West 420.08feet along the Northerly line of quired to have the exhaust systems on months; Grand River Road; thence North 37 degrees 48 minutes 32 their vehicles tested before they can get • diesel or electric-powered vehicles; seconds West 1562.28feet (1556.37described) along the Nor- enew license plates. • vehicles with a GVW rating of 8,500 theasterly line of the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Right-of- Notice of the federally-ordered Auto pounds or more; Way 100 feet wide; thence North 00 degrees 35 minutes 02 Exhaust Testing (AET) program will • motorcycles and mopeds; and seconds West 19.84 feet along the North and South 1,4 line of come in the plate renewal envelopes • vehicles owned by people receiving Section 15; thence North 37 degrees 48 minutes 32 seconds from the Department of State that Medicaid and General Assistance. West 768.n feet along a line 12 feet Northeasterly of and motorists receive six to eight weeks Owners of vehicles that do not have to parallel to the Northeast line of the Chesapeake & Ohio before their plates expire. be tested must take them to an official The nearly 110,000drivers with com· emission testing station once a year for Railroad Right-of-Way 100feet wide; thence along the Souther- mercial plates will receive notices as a tailpipe check. Under Michigan law, ly line of the interstate 96 Right-of-Way the following 4 courses: early as the first week in October. the most a testing station may charge (1) along a curve concave to the North radius n89.489 feet, cen- Motorists with passenger plates will for an AET test is $10. tral angle 00 degrees 04 minutes 39 seconds (chord bears begin getting their plate renewal ap- "Already more than 600 privately- South 82 degrees 15 minutes 50 seconds East 10.55 feet) a aPlications containing the AET notice in owned repair shops, service stations distance of 10.55feet along the arc; and (2) South 82 degreeS'17 ~ovember. They will go out at the rate and other businesses have been licens- minutes 10 seconds East 459.44feet to a point on the North and of 3Q,OOO to 40,000per week. ed by the state to become official in- South 1,4 line of Section 15; and (3) South 82degrees 17 minutes The U.S. Environmental Protection spection stations," said Rodger James, 10 seconds East·1026.35 feet; and (4) South 82 degrees 18 Agency (EPA) has directed Michigan director of the state Auto Exhaust minutes 50 seconds East 320.26feet; thence South 01 degrees Testing Division. "Many of them are to begin Auto Exhaust Testing in 04 minutes 00 seconds East 896.27 feet; thence South 00 Wayne, Oakland and Macomb counties already set up to do tests," he added. because the air in those counties does If a vehicle passes the emission test, degrees 51 minutes 30 seconds East 849.03feet along the West not meet federal air quality standards. the driver gets a Certificate of Com- line of Supervisors Plat No.4, as recorded in Liber 54A, Page 83 The' goal is to reduce air pollution in pliance that is good for six months. The of Plats, Oakland County Records, to the point of beginning. th~ counties by requiring motorists to certificate must be presented when ap- Establishment of a plant rehabilitation district would allow keep the emission control systems on plying for a license plate or tab. the Company to apply under Act 198 for an industrial facilities .eir vehicles working properly. U a vehicle fails the AET test, the exemption certificate for. rehabilitation of obsolete industrial The law takes effect January I, 1986. driver can either make repairs, which property granting partial relief from ad valorem (real estate) EPA has threatened to block new in- EPA estimates average $40 in cost, and taxes for a period extending for up to twelve (12) years after dustrial construction and cut federal take a re-inspection, or, if repairs are completion of the rehabilitation. highway money to the Detroit area If estimated to cost more than $63, he or THIS NOTICE is given pursuant to the requirements of Sec- steps are not taken to meet federal she can get a low emission tune-up. The tion 4 of Act 198. Further information concerning the matters Clean Air Act standards for ozone and low emission tune-up involves simple carbon monoxide. set out in this notice may be secured from the City Clerk's of- adjustments to the engine to make the fice. Approximately 1.9 million of the 2.4 car run cleaner. The car Is retested and mlllion cars and light trucks registered All interested residents and taxpayers are encouraged to certified, although it is not required to attend and will be offered an opportunity at the public hearing to addresses in Wayne, Oakland and pass the test. MacolJ!b will have to be tested once a to address the City Council concerning establishment of the ~ear. Motorists who have tampered with proposed industrial development district. • Vehicles that are excluded from the the vehicle emission systems may be (11-20-85NR, NN) GERALDINE STIPP, CITY CLERK program and do not have to be tested required to repair the system no matter are: what the cost. Pella

CHARTER TOWNSHIP Sliding Doorwalls OF NORTHVILLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES CLASSIC LOOK SALON PUBLIC HEARING (6 & 8 Foot Only) 35524 GRAND RIVER SYNOPSIS FARMINGTON HILLS Date: Thul'lday, November 14,1885 SAViNe located. MUirwood Square Time: 7:15 p.m. Place: 41800SIx Mile Road 10% Off 1. Call to Order. Supervisor 477-3030 Susan J. Heintz called the public hearing to order at 7:15 p.m. Installed Price 2. Roll Call: PnlMnt Susan Pella ContemporalY --CONTEST-- J. Heintz, SupervIsor, French Sliding Glass Door ADDITIVE' · Georgina F. Goas, Clerk, Richard M. Henningsen, Treasurer, Richard E. Allen, REGISTERTO WIN Trustee, Thomas L. P. Cook, DETAILS TO BE Trustee, James L. Nowks, Trustee, Donald B. Williams, PUBLISHED NEXT WEEK Trustee. AJao PnlMnt The No.1 Installers press. 3. Public Hearing - Appllc60 in S.E. Michigan lion for NORMAC, Inc. for an Industrial Facilities Exemption C8rtlllcate. The application form was reviewed. Licensed & Insured • Free Estimates• 4. Adjournment. Moved and supported to adjourn the We Install pUblic hearing. Motion car- Cut fuel costs! Start carpooling. All across the country, Lets close ried. Public Hearing adJourn- folks ed at 7:20 p.m. ntlS IS A are finding that carpooling pays. thebook on SYNOPSIS. A TRUE AND CASWELL MODERNIZATION CO., INC. It puts fewer cars on the road. It saves COMPLETE copy may be 0b- SHOWROOM: 9450 Elizabeth Lake Rd., Union Lake effort, fuel and sure saves money, too. . forest fires. tained at the Township Clerk's Office, 41800 Six Mile Road, HOURS: Mon.·Frl. 8:30to 5· Sat. 10to 4 So carpool America! ~ Northville, Michigan, 48187. • Evenings by Appointment Share a ride with a friend. GEORGINA F. GOSS, 698 2081 CLERK (11-20085 NR) 16-A-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, November20,1985 Downtown Northville's Annu{ll , rls mas Sunday, ~ouember 24, Noon to 5p.m.

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~ - ...... , 'Sandie's ..... ( ..ltJO•• l. '" IIIUliamsburg Hallmark SlJoppe . 1'.,.... Splnn.ing ~..!:::: 1180~~~~~,,!~bJ I 4r L We~vmg > I .,~. ~ 7f - td. t- I 'J-7Dyemg Christmas Cards 116 E. Main • Northville ~~~ ~n.6ptra .tO~~ . GiftWrap ':-wet 348-1167 ~ .4#)"" Knitting eJ " Decorations ~ ~~ Lamps/ADIiques Little Boxed Sets of either ;J ..- Supplies & Classes • We cordially invite you to . Handmade Items Available share some Christmas , ,., and many special gifts Beatrix Potter or for your special giving Little Peter Rabbit Books Serving Hot Spiced Cider & Fruitcake Cheer. Serving Cookies & ~ Make sure you stop in and say hello. Hot Spiced Mocha Reg. $4.98-1 Day Only 53.98 154Mary Alexander Court 124 E. Main 348-0290 140·142N. Center Street Great stocking stuffers 349·7509 102 E. Main 349-1550 -=~ -.s.--:-_ ...... :..-,...:.':'';,..--.,------__

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~ .....-rSantaParade. with Santa 6 Mrs.Claus Funfor kids of allages 'p.m. Mill Race Open House ~ Our Historic Village will be open Noon to 5 p.m. Located on Griswold Street, Just North of Main Mill Race Weaoers and the Mill Race Basket Guild will be holding a Sale in the Village ) Want Ads . '..' Section GREEN SHEET INSIDE Sliger/Livingston East - B . \...... Wednesday, November 20. 1985 · .. ~tate ranks high as exporter of manufacturerd goods " ; MiChigan has been steadily gaining grolJld as an :exporter of manufactured goods - and those who '~say "'Jes" to the Great Lakes State circle the globe. 'Although Michigan is ~ERA RYMALSYMESCO.- ...... • If the metropolitan Detroit area were a state, Its 10wn expol1:Scould place it 13th among the states in geographically far away :-sheer volumes exported, according to UleU.S. Com· :merce Department. from either of the coasts, .~ "Although Michigan is geographically far away WE CAN HELP :Jrom either of the coasts, we are playing a signifi- we are playing a signifi- (cant role in international trade," said Victor Wong, YOU FUND ; head'of the University of Michigan-Dearborn arts cant role in international ~and letters department, Wong's department spon· THE HOUSE WE -:sored a day·long discussion program on exports. trade.' ~ The U.S. Commerce Department ranks Michigan NOVI-Lge. family home. 4 BR's. 2'h baths, HELP YOU FIND. LYONTWP.-EnJoy nature at its best. Quiet, ' fifth among the 50 states as an exporter of manufac- den. 1st floor Idry. FR wi fireplace & oak peacefUl living In excellent area offers 4 • • ured goods, earning $15.5billion a year in overseas - Victor Wong panelled bar. Backs up to commons area. BRs.• 2'h baths. Custom built colonial on 5 This home & area are ready for your The very best part about acre parcel. Lge. kitchen any woman would • ; and over·th~border sales. More than half those pro- U·M Dearborn transferred buyer. $133.000.Call 478-9130. enjoy. 3 Stall barn & extra Ige. garage. Don't ;:ducts are transportation-related products and non- ERA® Mortgages isn't the at- miss out on this onel $109,800.Call 478-9130• • electric machines. tractive rates or lower-than- ~ Those often overlooked market figures alone i seemed reason enough for a group of educators and Panelist John B. McLaren, Canadian trade com· usual monthly payments. ~business leaders to meet on the UM·D campus to missioner assigned to Detroit, praised recently an· It's working with someone ~discuss Michigan'S trade picture. nounced plans for his country to negotiate new trade you know and trust, to get I "Michigan Business and the International Arena" agreements with the United States. He called them your loan without delay. Call f pooled 20 pan~lists from education, government, "real and significant benefits to both countries." ;. busluass law and foreign service representatives "Canada is the largest market for U.S. exports, ERA today for details on low ; based in Detroit. ' about 20 percent. Last year, we took twice as much NEW HUDSON-Spanish style quad level interest loans with your in- as Japan," he noted. In turn, Canadians rely heavi- wi neutral decor. 'h Acre lot. 3 BR's. 2 Full .' Discussions also touched on national political and baths. formal dining, Ige. country kitchen terests at heart. ; iniernationalinterests. ly on U.S. markets, importing 78 percent of Cana- w/walk In pantry. FR with fireplace. 2 car , ~'Detrolt is a international pot, and we do have an dian exports. att. garage. $96,000.Call 478-9130. ~ international airport at Metro," said Wong. State Senator Harry A. DeMaso (R-Battle Creek), : "What we had hoped to accomplish was offering one of the more well-traveled members of the state ~ the university as a place for a meeting of the minds Senate, encouraged business people to use imagina- • between the faculty, students and other sectors that tion in deVeloping products and seeking out foreign ~ have been traditionally separate from one another markets. '1\ - educators, government and business. Each sec- "I've found the quickest way to break down trade f tor brings with it its own perspective and con- barriers is to go to those countries and sit down at : cerns." the table 'Yith them," he said. "Part of international FARMINGTON HILLS-Unique contem- "Hopefully, we broke some barriers," he added. trade is believing in the country you live in because porary ranch on 3.49acre ravine lot. 3 BR's •• • • . George Campbell, director of the Detroit office of that gets reflected." SOUTH LYON-Cozy 3 BR••1'h bath, FA wi· 2 baths. remodeled dream kitchen. fireplace. New wood thermo windows. 2 car Beautiful Inground pool and CIA for cool < the U.S. Department of Commerce, said his office Using agriculture as an example, he spoke out for att. garage & fenced yard wllge. storage ERA- REAL ESTATE summers. Additional 1 BR house on proper- ; has become increasingly aware of the need to pro- "diversifying away from growing the usual. barn. Close to shopping. Call todayl $71.900. ty, Don't miss this one. $199.900.Call 478- l mote local businesses in outside markets. "China, for example, produces more wheat and. call 478-9130. 9130. l In recent years, that need has prompted a number soybeans than anyone in the world. This tells me in l.of reorganizations in the office. It now uses six Michigan to diversify. Why not produce some of the · specialists trained in overseas markets. Besides br- oriental crops, like ginger root or long white inging back consultants from overseas, the staff radishes? We're in the same longitude (as parts of ': makeup has added people from private industry theOrient)." ~CALLUS.TODAY "with more expertise in their fields," he said. He praised state efforts such as those employed · In all, the' office provices monthly updates on by illinois to attract foreign buyers. With help from 478·9130 : foreign business to 2,500 Michigan firms with the governor's office, illinois established an office eJverseas interests. in China to represent 160illinois businesses. Recent- , · In the Detroit area, he said, the labor force work· ly, construction firms from that state won $750 ~.ing on exports numbers about 72,000.' million in road work contracts there.

> Other trade facts supplied by the Commerce The senator, who criticized America businesses RvlVlAL SYMES Department: Top foreign markets for U.S. goods in for failing to seek out markets in often-overlooked 1984 were Canada ($46.5 billion), Japan {$23,6 Third World and Pacific rim countries, said it's im- ..:.~:U~ALTORS' Since 1923 - portant to promote trade office in new locations. billion), the United Kingdom ($12.2billion), Mexico , \ - ($12billion) and West Germany ($9.1blllionk , .. ~ "It:sasmallwprla.:'saidDeM~. . ... '-

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r. 2·B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDnMES-WedneSday,November 20,1985 Home huyersf 1__ Business Briefs------' must consider

resale values:'~. I ".' " A wise homebuyer will consider 'a number of factors beyond the type'off home, location, c.ostand monthly pay. ment, according to Robert F. Craver, president ofMetroMLS. . .\J "All these things are major con'! sideratlons at purchase, but the smart buyer will also look ahead to the time whenthe homewlllbe resold, he statect., "With the payment schedule. in-, elUding the amount paid down,. th~ buyer shouldbegin to think in terms or' what equity wouldbe realized from, property if another move Is made two,; five,10or more years downthe road:'.'.,' Whilemost buyers may elect to use a~ ROBIN A. BROWN CHRISTOPHER BROUGH 3O-yearmortgage to handle financing; chances are they will not remain in the ROBIN A. BROWN of Novi has been named Corporate Sales' same home for the final paymen~ lie: Manager for Hotel Pontchartrain. The appointment was announced by said. ~::.~ R. Eric Bettelheim, general manager of the 42G-roomluxury hotel in "A recent survey of homeselleJj by'; Detroit's Civic Center. the National Association of Realtors, In her new position, Brown will be part of a team responsible for foundthe average had lived inthe home, the sales and marketing of Hotel Pontchartrain's new corporate pro- only 5.7years," Craver noted. '''JUst', gram, Pontchartrain Plus, a new marketing program developed to at- over a third had held residence ;for) tract national and international corporate travelers. Brown will be three years or less whileonly15percent responsible for selling the program in the Detroit market. wereinthehome for 10or more years.. Prior to the promotion, Brown was manager for Group Sales and The survey revealed that the mec:uan~ selling price was $63,000 with. the . Services for Hotel Pontchartrain where she booked leisure groups, J average equity realized $32,707. Eq$ty tour and travel groups, planned meetings, special accommodations varied greatly depending on the len~ and entertainment for various groups. oftime inthe home and theprice range.: A Michigan native, Brown's background in hospitality will be an "The two main reasons Cor moving asset inher new position. She previously served in management posi- these days seem to be because of job tions as Assistant Manager, Director of Sales for Howard Johnson relocation or advancement to a better\ Southfield, and the Murray Hotel, Mackinac Island. ' home," Craver said. "In either'case, She is a member of Hotel Sales, Marketing Association and cur- the amount of equity received from the. rently is working toward an Associate Degree in Hotel/Motel Manage- homecan be ofgreat importance. ment at Oakland Community College. "Sellers moving out of state will find homes in most other regions are higher Hotel Pontchartrain is owned and operated by Crescent Hotels a j priced_The equity in hand may not be. subsidiary of the Arizona-based American Continental Corporation enough to handle down payment. and' which purchased the hotel in December 1984. ' related buying costs for the type ,Of' home they would like in the new.l6ca': CHRISTOPHER BROUGH, a new vehicle salesman for Shuman tion. .'. , Motor Sales in Walled Lake, has received an award for individual per- "If the built-up equity realized' fiorit·· formance in selling Chrysler-Plymouth vehicles. the sale Is tobe used as a downpaymeitt A Wixom resident, BrOUghhas reached the Silver level of recogni- on a better home, the amount available.' tion in Chrysler-Plymouth's unique Sales Professionals Club. will determine the size of the new loan. Specially-designed incentives and awards are provided for neededand the monthlypayment." .' .:: outstanding product knowledge and sales achievement at three per- Craver said there are numerousways formance levels - Bronze, S}lver and Gold. Membership in each level the homeowner can speed equltYJ is determined by points earned for sales of new cars and trucks. buildup.Included are: . :.; The program continues throughout the 1985 model sales year. The • Use of a 15-year rather than a1 top 50 Chrysler-Plymouth retail sales personnel will win a trip to a longer term mortgage. Monthly: three-day national sales conference. payments will be somewhat higherbut more will be applied against the loan' THE 237-ROOM NOVI HILTON is featured in an article entitled principal at a more rapid rate. . "Detroit's Newest Hotels" in the November issue of AAA Michigan • Skllled do-it-yourselfers 'can' Living magazine. remodel key home areas such as baths8 .. Saying the hotel looks much like the office buildings from which it and kitchens. Care should be taken'not draws most of its weekday business, the magazine praises the seven- PholO by STEVE FECHT to improve the home so that the price, floor facility which has nightly rates ranging from $78 for a single oc- includinga goodreturn on the remoocl·· Balloon winners ing investment, becomes higher than cupancy to $290 for a suite featuring a 25-inch television set, wet bar mosthomesinthe same neighborhood.' and bathrooms, inclUding whirlpool tubs. "The Hilton's elegant Crystal Swam restaurant·is'across the lobby. __When Jaso"rDowdell, ..Dai1iel. Rasmussen ,and ~). Jason's balloon drifted to Richwood, West • Makingextra payments which~' Danny Rice' (above, leffto right> participated in Virginia, where it was found by a retired miner be applieddirectly to the loanprin~lpal. overlooking a hill at the hotel's rear," said the Michigan Living article. Some mortgag~ permit this without I "Lunch and dinner are served amidst oak paneling and rose-colored a balloop.lift-off during Northville's Autumnfest who wrote him. Danny was second as his balloon penalty. FinanCIal institutions noldlng glass separating tables and booths." sponsored by Northvllle Gallery of Flowers and was reported in Mt. Vernon, Ohio, and Daniel or administering the mortgage should The Omni Hotel in Detroit and Holiday Inn Fairlane in Dearborn Northville Pharmacy, they didn't know they came in third as his balloon was recovered in be consulted in advance. They maY·Of-. also are highlighted in the article. Michigan Living is circulated mon- would become the lUcky winners of gifts from Ashford, Ohio. fer additional suggestions for speeding thly to AAA Michigan members. pharmacy owners Joyce and Bill Wright (at. equitybuild-Up. •. '.'

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.... _. _ .. _",ft,eft __ • 0._ 1 _ I ., Wednesday, November 20, 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDT1MES-3-B It~s time to act to reduce 1985 tax load HCAM elects KUDlmer

o • You have until Dei:ember 31 to lower capital losses. Long·term capital losses yO'lr 1985 federal Income tax llabUity. , of $6,000 or short·term losses of $3,000 to board of directors Every year, many taxpayers choose to offset $3,000of ordinary Income. Ignore that tax deadline. But In doing Money Management Gordon Kummer, Administrator of •jO, some unWittingly end up paying ______mentplanlfyou'reself-employed.• Set up an IRA or a Keogh retire- the Whltel1a11 Convalescent Home In [ Novl, has been elected to the 1986Board lIfJ1ore. federal Income tax than I • Buy business property and use of Directors of the Health Care Assocla· ~ry. current tax rate, In addition, the deduc- , and income that can be delayed will flrst·year expensing or rapid deprecla· tion of Michigan (HCAM). , By making a few financial moves tlons accelerated Into 1985 are more surely lower your 1985tax llabUity. tlon to write-off Its cost. The association represents some 250 before the year ends, It's possible to valuable now than they will be under • Delay billing clients until next Michigan nursing homes and homes for lo~~r a 1985 tax but, according to the the proposed reforms. Here are 25 ways to accelerate deduc- year, so payment will be received In the aged, caring for over 26,000 Michigan Association of CPAs. tions and defer Income: 1986. residents and employing an equal J '.' To illustrate how effective this , • Review year-end tax shelters. Of· number of persons. ~1o.make the chore simple, here Is an strategy can be, consider the case of a • Speed up the purchar.e of a car so ferlngs late in the year must be careful· Kummer was Installed In the office of explanation of the basics of year-end single person with a taxable Income of that you'll get the sales tax deduction in Iyevaluated. director-at-large, basic homes, at t:uc planning and 25 tips to Implement $40,000 who Is about to ge~ a $10,000 1985rather than 1986. • Install storm windows In your home HCAM's annual convention In Dear- strategy. salary bonus. Let's assume that other • Your medical expenses must ex- and get a tax credit up to $300. born on September 11. This will be his \~ 'l:he,Strategy: Year-end tax planning income Is offset by deductions. The ceed five pereent of adjusted gross In- second consecutive term In the office. "':hvolves timing deductions and Income federal tax on the total taxable Income come In order to be deductible. If you • Give business gifts of up to $25 and In addition to serving as a director·at· to'maxlmlze tax savings. The conven- of $50,000in 1985would be $13,600.But if are at or near that level, consider get- get a deduction for each of them. large, Kummer also was the chairman tI~~. strategy calls for adding up In- the $10,000bonus can be deferred until ting that long-postponed physical exam • Throw a ChrIstmas party for of the communications committee In co,me for this year,and next, then shif- January, the tax owed will come to or buying that pair of eyeglasses. employees. 1985.Prior to his present position on the GORDON KUMMER $9,527. By delaying $10,000 of Income • Keeping the five-pereent Ooor In • Pay 1986dues to a union or profes- board of directors, Kummer served as ting deductions and Income. In most sional organization. dustry and the ,ability to properly care cases, It's best to accelerate deductions from the bonus until 1986, a person can mind, stock up on prescription drugs the Southeastern Michigan region's for patients." lower his or her tax bill by $4,073. That that you know you'll be needing, if • Purchase uniforms or other special assistant regional director in 1981and and defer income. But In rare instances clothing needed for your job. He said his short·term goals are to -:- such as when you expect a sharp in- amount can now be invested and put to they'll keep fresh. 1982and regional director In 1983and help the association "take a definite crease In Income In the coming year or work. • Prepay a mortgage payment on • Make repairs on an automobile us- 1984. He also served as chairman of position on Issues like the ones listed when the extra deductions trigger the your home to get an extra month's in- ed for business. HCAM's homes for the aged operations and then put forth a concentrated effort Alternative Minimum Tax - It's wise In other words, delaying Income terest deduction. • Purchase tools and other assets us- committee in 1982. to make sure we (the assocation) are .,' defer deductions to offset rising In· gives you the time value of the money • Make a charitable contribution. ed for businesses. Preparing for his second term, Kum- understood. " come: rather than Uncle Sam. Although you'll • Prepay January's alimony. , • Pay the 1986fee for renting a safe mer sees two areas as immediately per. Kummer is a vice president of pay taX on the deferred income In 1986, • Renew subscriptions to Investment deposit box. tlnent to the association. "The Whitehall Convalescent Homes, Inc., This year, however, the conventional delaying the payment until next year Is journals or professional periodicals. • Stock up on supplies for your challenges immediately ahead are which owns and operates three long· strategy of deferring income and ac- the equivalent ,of giving yourself an • Prepay state and local taxes where business or home office. great. We are faced with an inadequate term health care facilities in Ann Arbor celerating deductions could pack some interest·free loan. possible. Medicaid reimbursement and subse- and Novi. A resident of South Lyon ~tra' savings. If a tax reform bill Is Not everyone has $10,000 In Income • Arrange to receive a cash bonus • Deduct an uncollectible debt. quent difficulty In placing Medicaid pa· since 1974,Kummer is a Ruling Elder of enacted, the Income deferred .will pro- that can be delayed until next year. But after the end of the year. . • Deduct the cost of hiring a CPA to tients. These problems will have a the Fellowship Evangelical ~a~ly.. be taxed ~t a lower rate than your any deductions that can be accelerated • Sell investments to establish do additional year-end tax planning. great bearing on the future of our in· Presbyterian Church in South Lyon . jwdve Oaks Mall honors Novi superintendent WE RENT SOFTWARE The Over 1400 Titles In Stock latest i bi. Robert Piwko, superintendent of ~e. ~ovi Community School District, SPECIAL . w{lSrecognized for his commitment to PURCHASE ~~,...... ~- weapon excellence and community involve- SALE Exp.11-24-85 • ment by Twelve Oaks Mall at the 95 against Twelve Oaks Mall Marketing Con- C·128 •.•.•....•., $249 ference. on October 24. arson. The award was presented by William NEW DISK PRICES "Oar 1Wr;;;; ,,,,rums buying gs/s you /0.,pncss /,kelhese" .Iogg, manager of Twelve Oaks, on 10 SS/DD '5.95 'IlWJebaifof the management staff and 100 SS/DD • .. ·..···· ..···.. ·'54·95 store employees. 1DDDSS/DD I.'l..y!I\·t\$.'=9!'.~s 45· .e. 10 SS/DD B.A.S.F ••• '7.9510 DS/DD B.A.S.F ••• '9,95 . ,"We commend Dr. Plwko for his All disks are certified with t yr, warranty. understanding of the importl\nce of ac- TYVEK sleeves. write protects & labels. excluding bulk. tive community involvement and ap- SPECIALS plaud him for achieving such a high standard of excellence in the Novl .. C-64 ~13995 Public Schools," Said C10gg in making .1541 •••••••••••••••••••• ~17995 mg, ~~presentatlon toPiwko. • Commador 1802•••••.••• '14995 A PublICStmcr DfThis Nrwsp"P" The Novi,schools have been actively Color Monitor 95 0- T1rr AJI'

"Part-time Legislature" will be The cost is $5 which Includes a con- '" ...'-:i •• End of Season AND SEAFOOD TOO! discusSed at the Oakland Eye Opener tinental breakfast. Advance registra- - Arctic Cat Breakfast on Monday, November 25, tions are required. CalI ~148 or 644- • Polaris from:7:45 to 9:15 a.m. The breakfast, 3577for reservations. Factory Warehouse sponsOred by the Oakland County, -John Orion' Area and Greater Lakes Area Guest speakers will be Dick Chrysler, Deere , chambers of commerce, will be held at chairman of the Part-time LeglsJature -Yoro WINDOW SALE Vannelli's Restaurant, 801 South Committee, and State Representative Maxine Berman from the 64th District. Snow ft8~:Road in Lake Orion. Yhrowet:cS. Snowmobile We Believe ... Wild Bird Feed Clean Heavy Oab Clothing, UPTO OFF :: THAT Parts, Service 70% 95 Bring a list of your requirements and one of FAlTH~ $6 GROBAN our trained sales personnel will help you $7~~.bag 1001bs. GENERATORS with your selection of: 30% OFF I=~MEANING WOOD WINDOWS· PATIO DOORS SKYLIGHTS,. STEEL CLAD INSULATED DOORS ANDPUR. Morton Pellets Shelled Corn BAKER'S lAWN .. lEISIJRE Installation & Delivery Available 780 N. Milford Rd., Milford (313) 685-8779 :POSE TO 95 15S1111ford Rd., HIah/aIId across from Krogers HUMAN 313 887-2410 , "Un. 542~lb.baq 56 1001bs. • -'/"" rMh,t,. C....J &.llIEJAYCEES. @ Wixom Co-operative A Lcoders/lIp Tnllung Or)taNU""" 49350 Pontiac Trail Wixom I 624-2301 Whitmore Lake Jeffrey Convalescent r ------eOUPON------.. 00 Center, Bruce ~ '. $5 FREE : IIWeCare of "Kelly & Company" • I About People" : SAVE $5.00 OFF : A Basic Nursing RETURNS ••• 1'1 I Our LowPrices Facility FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12th JEFFREY BRUCE I Withthis coupon.Min. 150gals. I Ages from 18 I Ask About Volume Discounts I years and older for Your Personal Consultation Call I I Frederics Salon at 685-3500 10miles North of Appointmenl~ a MUST!! ~ FISHER FUEL : Ann Arbor on USOO23 MONA SPREEN: Makeup Artist lor Jellrey Bruce of.. Holiday Gift Certificates Student and Senior I I . . Citizen Discounts 8663N. Main St. . Available For All Services * offered on all salon I I Whitmore Lake .,." and Retail Products services I I Michigan 48189 * I I FREDERIC'S SALON . I I Cau Admissions Coordinator 325S. MAIN ST., MILFORD forfurther Infortnation (313)685-3500 OoloCIl7Wln1ton1er.o- I Sat. D8I1Y~fl I ltIon-Fri,8:!1a.m.4:«Jp,m. New Hudson Lumber Business Hours: Tuesday-$aturday, Evenings By Appointment I . Explre~ 11·2Nl6 I MASTER CARD/VISA WELCOMEO (313) 56601Grand River fI • IWE BEAT COMPETITION I l'IS4 I 449·4431 New Hudson 437-1423 L ---~------J

. I 4-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, November 20,1985

ANIMALS One local call places. a want ad in' Animal Services 155 over 125,465 homes through the' FsrmAnlmals 153 Horses & Equip. 152 following newspapers & Shopping Household Pets 151 Pet Supplies 154 Guides: AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles 240 Northville Record Autos Under Sf000 24f Auto Parts & Service 220 (313)348-3022 Autos Wanted 225 Boats & Equip. 210 Green Sheet Novi News campers. Trailers & Equip. 2ft' Shopping Guide (313)348-3024 Construction Equip. 22~ 4Wheel 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 & Professional Services 175 Milford Times Business Opport. 167 (313)685-8705 Help Wanted General 165 absolutely Help Wanted sales 166 . ; Income Tax Service 180 001 Absolutely Free 001 Absolutely Free 010 Special Notices 015 Lost Brighton Argus Situaflons Wanted 170 010 Special Notices I FOR RENT MALE Irish Setter. 5 y~a;·old' (313)227-4436 Apartments 064 FREE BLACK Labrador Retriever will 5,000 Gallon underground NOTICE: As of this date. Buildings & Halls 078 All Items offered In this be given to good home. lank. Solid condition. (517)548- COMINGSOON! November 8, 1985.we will not Brown leather collar. Reward Pinckney Post Shopping GUide Condominiums, "Absolutely Free" column (313)437-8568. 8843. BACKHUUS be held legally responsible for Euler and Grand River: Townhouses 069 LIMOUSINESERVICE (313)229-6121. • • (313)227-4437 m,.'st be exactly that. free BLACK male Bouvier. Medium GASCalclnator. (313)887-7382. any debts Incurred other than Duplexes 065 Call (517)54&8422for details. Ford thoroughbred farm "NIKKI". November 9. Black Foster Care 068 to those responding. This size. Shots and worming. 1Ox17Gold carpet with pad. Hartland Herald Shopping Guide Houses 061 newspaper makes no (3131349-4365evenings. manded by southeastern rac- Husky Lab. Female. long halr~ Good condition. After 6 p.m. Ing stables, Byron, Michigan. black studded Collar. 10 and'i Indust.-Comm. 076 charge for these listings. BEAUTIFUL kittens to good (517)546.6226. (313)227-4436 Lakefront Houses 062 but restricts use to CHRISTMASCARDS (313)266-6170. Taft. (313)348-5244. Land • homes. 13 Weeks. litter train- GERMAN Shepherd/- Stop In at The Milford Times, 084, residential. Sliger/- ed.(517)546-9621. NOVEMBER 12th. female Fowlerville Review Shopping Guide Living Quarters LiVingston Publications Malamute. 6 month female. 438 N Main. to see our Shepherd mix. 1 year old. To Share 074 PREGANCYHELPLINE accepts no responsibility Blue and green eyed calico. Hopi. Family moved for the beautiful selection. Featuring (313)229-2100.24 hours. Pro- Allen Road (between latson/- (517)548-2570 Mobile Homes 070 Female. declawed. spayed, af- winter. Needs temporary or fine papers and designs. Mobile Home SItes 072' for actions between in- blem pregnancy help, free Fisher). (517)546-6319. OfilceSpace diViduals regarding Ab- fectionate. (313)349-3858. permanent home. Lavada. Open 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. pregnancy tests. confidential. Livingston County Press 080 (313)348.0646,(313)684-1485. (313)685-1509. SHELTIE (Miniature Collie) Rooms 067 solutely Free ads. (Non BEIGE cat. 1 year neutered female. Amber. No collar, M.~ (517)548-2570 Storage Space 088 commercial) Accounts on- male. Vaccinated. Loving pet. HORSE manure for your Vacation Rentals 59 and Argentine Road. 082 ly. Please cooperate by (51~. garden. Will load. (517)223- PARTY (517)546-n57. • Wanted to Rent 089 placing your "Absolutely 8863. FORSALE CLOTHING. Howell Church of Planning your Holiday TWO Dachshunds, lo'ng- POlICY STATEMENT: ....1 advertising Cemetery Lots 039 Free" ad no later than 3:30 Chrlsl1385 West Grand River. KmEN and 2 cats, cats Festivities? Don't forget the pubU.h.d In SUger/LlvlngOlon p.m. Friday for next week haired. reddish brown. Newopapera I. oubject 10 the concl~ Condominiums 024 7· 8:30p.m. Monday. neutered and shots. (313)349- music. Professional D.J. with RATES e.'!bl!catlon. Reward. Old 23, north of State tiona atlltld Ih the appUc.abIe rate card. Farms. Acreage 027 CLOTHING. Brighton Church 2840. all types of music. Excellent Police post. 11-17-85.(313)227- GREEN SHEET copIe. 01 which ore avol_ Irom lha Houses 021 Christ. 6026 Rickett Road. KENMORE washer. Works. references. Colleen 'O'Connor 6682. • _ advlH1I.lng departmen'. SUger/. Income Property 035 (313)231·2612. Uvlng.ton N.... _ro. lOotW. Maln. Indust.-Comm. 033 001 Absolutely Free 6 a.m.oSp.m. Tuesdays. (313)229-5040. PLUS3 Northville. Michigan ~17 1313J3.G. Lakefront Houses 022 12It. aluminum boat. call after KmENS, 6 to choose from. 01& Found :, 1700. Sllger/Uvlng.ton N.__. ANIMAL Ald. INc. FREE I Lake Properrty 029 SPIRITUAL· Metaphysical ACTION ADS re...... the rlgh' no, to -ecep' an ADOPTABLE PETS. Brighton 6 p.m., (517)546-8876. Cute. litter trained. (517)546- BOXERlooking pup. 2-3~~nth advertiser'. Ot\ler. Sllge"Llvlng.ton Mobile Homes 025 9469. counseling and teaching. 10 Words N.... papero adtaltero have no au~ Northern Property 030 Big Acre. saturdays. CALICO cat, black and white (313)449-4071.Teacher. nurse, old. Dixboro between 6 - 7i Iy '0 bind thl. newspaper and only Real Estate Wanted 037 kittens. Litter trained, worm- KmENS. House or barn. 2 counselor, minister. Mlle. (313)437-2173. • for $5.24 oubllcatlcn 0' an advertisement .hIll Vacant Property 031 ed. shots. (313)227-1852. long haired Guinea pigs. coI\.Utule ftnal acceptance 0' lha BENJI type male dog. i Non-Commerclal Rate HOUSEHOLD CONCRETEpieces. You haul. (3131231-3113. 24' Per Word Over 10 advertl ... r·. order. Anti9ues 101 WhiteD lack. Found Harde!l'S; AuctIons (517)546-5356.(517)546-1333. KITTENS. 1 black and white. 1 THE Subtract 35' for 102 tabby. (313)437-1278. In Howell. (517)548-5325.. _ .' repeat Bargain Barrel 250 CHILDREN'S sleds. metal BLACK male Lab hound BUilding Materials 114 PHONE MAN Insertion of same ad ~ Houalng Opportunity at.lternent. desk, clothing, en- LARGE very gentle St. Ber- Charles Howell Scout Reser: w. Christmas Trees 116 Telephone Installation at 30% I Garage sale. Lost. Wanted ar. pledged 10 the len., and sphtt 01 U S cyclopedias, miscellaneous nard Shepard. Neutered male. vatlon area. (313)227-5238..' I 0QIk:y tor the Khlevecnent ot eQual hOu ... Electronics 113 household Items free. (313)669-1487. to 50%'savings. (313)227-5966. To Rent, Situations Wanted Ing -'>lnlly IIlnlughou' .... Mallon. Wo Farm Equipment 112 ATTENTIONI WatCh cats, kit- BLACK Labrador. male. j' & Household Buyers Direc- encourao- and "SUppOI1 an affinnatJott; Farm Products (517)548.4190. LOVING male cat needs ed¥ertI~ng and marketing program In 111 tens. Available to protect your Milford/Wixom area., tory Ads Must Be Pre-Paid which there at. no barrief'a 10 Obtain hOua- Firewood & Coal 105 property. (313)878-3063. DOG. AlredalelGerman children or older couple. November 17th. (313)685.1761. lno because Of raa.. COIot. NliQiOn or na- Garage & Rummage 103 Shepherd. Needs to run, Out- (3131349-7455. tional Of1Qln AMAZING HoudinI. Black 8 Household Goods 104 side dog. (313)227-4552. Beagle. November 5. 6, 8 mon- Classified Equol Houlltlo OOl>oftunlly_ Lawn & Garden month male kitty. shots. MOTHER cat and 5 kittens. US OJ'S! ths old. 7-Mlle. Beck. (313)349- "Equal Houlltlo 00l>0ftunIIy'. (313)43NI704. Entertainment makes or Tablelll-iliultrl.tion care & Equip. 109 wormed. (313)229-5718. DISHWASHER. Gold built In, 4373. of Pubillhef°. Nouce Miscellaneous 107 needs repair. (313)229-2597. 2 dishwashers. 1 electric breaks your event. Before you Display Pubiiahet"'1 NOtiee An real estlte ad'teltia- ABBY and Smokey, neutered. iiaCkiab pupple, mille .. Miscellaneous Wanted 108 ELECTRIC Magic Chef stove. dryer. Need repairs. (313)437- hire anyone. check fI4 in this l'NtWS~I'I"~to~ Musical Instruments 106 Liller trained. shots. Good references. Get what you pay November 16. 6 Mlle. U5-23. Contract Rates Fedetal Fait HoutJng Act 01 1" wh~ home (313)685.1632. Also kittens. (5tn546-2721. 9824. (3131449-8494. • mak.. It inegal to ad .... rtl.. "any Olllce Supplies 117 for!! Jim (517)546-2587. Available prefel'enee. limitation. Of dlaerimlnatlon Sporting Goods 110 ABANDONED trl-colored ELECTRICrange. Good condi- PUPPIES. Adorable mixed HAVE you lost your. TAl-. bned on rac:.. COlor. rel'Olon or nat~ Trade or Sell 115 tion. (517)548-2945. breed puppies free to good ortoin, 01 Intentk)n make anY' laUCh beagle. Also. black lab mixed CHEM, ARTEX, or CAMEO Want ads may be placed un- any to Woodstoves 118 Pl'ererence.llInltatlon. ordlxrlmlnatton " puppies. (313)231-3814. RFTEEN ft. carpeted wood homes. (3131349-7762. dealer? Well. get out'th'ose til 3:30 p.m. Friday. for that This newapaper wUl no. knowingty KeePt PERSONAL HEALTH INSURANCE handicapped ramp. Days, PUPPY, male, 3 months. week's edition. Read your any aet..n11Jl\g for real •• tate wh"'" ia In Bingo 011 ADDRESSOGRAPH.Excellent Short term. 1 to 6 months. paints again. We now have 4 advertisement the first time ..,k)latlOn 01 the law Our read.,. ar. card of Thanks (313)684-1616.After 5:30 p.m., Sheepdog? (313)455.5163. Individual or group. Long Instructors in this area 'to hereby Informed that aI. dwelinga acher- 013 condition. Good for church/- It appears, and report any lbed In thll ne_paper .... aYaI1abIe on an CarPools 012 , non-profit organization. (313)887-1565. PEKINGESE-Terrier-Bulldog term coverage. disability serve you. call (517)546-2102. error Immediately. Sliger/- OQuaI_ty. Found 016 (3131349-0631. FEMALE Golden Retrlver. 3 mix puppies. Animal Rescue, Income, short and long (313)437-2219. (313)227-~2~, (FR Doc '12-oUJI3 AIecI3-31·72. 8.45. m » Free 001 liVingston Newspapers will AFFECTIONATE. handsome. years old. Spade. Loving (313)227-9584. COMEHOMETO AVON term. (3131682-3505. • ••• not issue credit for errors in Happy Ads 002 MEDICARE In Memoriam 014' purebred male neutered home. (313)227-2863. 3 year male mix. Retriever. MALAMUTE type male.; In- ads alter the first Incorrect Lost 015 Siamese cat. Shots. wormed. FREE German Shepard, 6 bloodhound, boxer. Good with with our Avon Christmas Open SUPPLEMENT Jured. White Lake Road and InsertIon. Special Notices 010 IIttertralned. Adult home only. years. Siamese cat. 3 years. klds.I313l353-1911. House. Gifts for all ages, Impaired risk life In- U5-23.(313)227-9584. surance. fee-based con- (313)227-6405. (313)437-3011. Red Nubian goat. 3 years, many under $10. saturday, MEDIUM black. brown. whIte November 30.1985from 9 a.m. sultation on current pro- neutered male. Good pet. grams. female. Red collar. Faulkwood (313)685.2636. to 4 p.m. at the Howell Shores vicinity. (517)54a:2080.: Recreation Canter. can D.N. Manheimer REGISTERED Malamute. Registered Health Under- MEDlUM·slzed hound-type registered Akita. Both 9 mon- writer. licensed Insurance dog, black with brown. 12 If... ths. Good homes. (313)349- Counselor. chain attached. (313)227-5603:~ 8539. OJ (313)348-7375 BY the Sound Buster's, all oc- MIXED golden retriever male (313~ puppy. November 17.10 Mile/- SPRINGER Spaniel/labrador casion music. Ask for AI. mix. 9 month male. All shots. (313)229-2863. Rushton. (313)437-5601. - ~ ; (313)437-9548. WANTED: 15 people who are MEDIUM size black and white 17 In. Sony TV. Needs work. seriously Interested In losing dog. Hilton Road. (313)229- 13131349-2719. weight before New Year's. 8448. ' •. DEER PROCESSING call (313)437-5714, (313)887- •SHEPHERD/Lab and- collie ~"-ATOZZIE'S 1494. (517)548-4461. mix puppies, 8 weeks. Worm- HARTLANDAREA ed. (313)878-5227. (313)632-7165 012 Car Pools REAL ESTATE,;, ,.: . \2 Siamese kittens. Some look Siamese, also other colors. HIGHLAND to Westland. FOR SALE e, .• (517)546-8103. DR. Pat May has moved Into Hours 9 to 6. Rexlble. Sue. his new office at 1224 Byron (313)887-6482after 7 p.m. TO good home. black male ,Road. House calls. no ap- "'------l. puppy. Has shots. (313)878- pointments necessary. Just 013 Card ofTharoks 021 Homes For Sale 5582. walk In. (517)548-3145. TO country home, 6 week THANKS to the woman who BUY Repossessed Homes Labrador pups. Blacks, retumed my groceries at the From Government! $1.00 plus yeilows. (3131629-2899. Howell Kroger store repairs/taxes. Throughout PONTIAC BUSINESS November 14. Please call me. Michigan/Nationwide! DetaH~. TWO year old female Husky INSTITUTE Bill, (517)546-1546. $3.95 to: Homestead. Box 909- Terrier. Spayed. Ail shots. FARMINGTON A33.lnola. OK 74036. _: (313)42Q.2774. TO our friends In Howell. We Data Processing have faced the greatest BRIGHTON. Handyman UPRIGHT plano. You pick up. Word Processing special! 3 bedrooms. garage, (313)437-2510. Secretary tragedy of our lives. We could ACCOUnting not have done so without your ,basement. $41,000. The Liv- WOODENpallets, used. Good Your partnet' kM' support. Thank you. Sally and Ingston Group, (313)227-4600. for firewood. Call Wayne • proIesaional elfeet (W166). Finane .... '" ~has Johnston. (517)546-5400. Day & Evening classes 015 Lost BRIGHTON. In town" '3 WHITE Angora rabbit with Pracemenl.ssistanee bedroom ranch, large maste. ,Call today: 476-3145 papers and cage. (517)546-1175 COONdog. Black/white small bedroom. finished basement. after5 p.m. markings of brown. male. 4 fenced yard. Well maintalne1:l months. Rickett Road bet- home. $54.800. (313)663-7799or OUILOW E.S.P. readings and parties. (313)229-2139 for apppoint- ween Lee and Winans. call ElYleHiner (3131348-4348. (313)231-2418. ment. • • WHITEGerman Shepherd mix. FREE pregnancy test and BRIGHTONarea. 10acres Phis Female. spayed. Needs fenc- counseilng. Teens welcome. LOST. Small collie. (Shelly) newly rebuilt 3 bedroom home ed yard. (313)227-5801. Another Way Pregnancy male, sable. black. while. centrally located between Canter at 49175Pontiac Trail In Reward. (313)455-8205. Brighton. Pinckney and'l:faril- 002 Happy Ada Wixom. (3131624-1222. LOST male Irish Setter, dark burg. Running creek In back of property. By, owner •• 1(0 CLYDE. Lost my second best RRST Class limo Service. red. No collar. Duck Lake and CLOSING Stretch limos available for all Commerce Roads. Reward. agents. $59.500. call Rick at friend. If concerned. cail occasions. Christmas parties. Please call us. (313)685.0187. (313)878-5107before 9 a.m. or ASAP. after9 p.m. • ;. New Years Eve. concerts. call LOST dog. Golden Retriever HAPPY 18th Birthday Carll (313)227.e933. Love.Theresa. female. dark red wearing red EQUmES In land contracts GET out those old liquid Em- collar. Rush Lake and Farley. and mortgages bought and broidery paints and come to a Pinckney. Reward. (313)878- sold. Call J.R. Hayner. broker, TRI-eHEMOpen House at 9964 6901. (313)227-5400. • NOTICES Mavis Drive. Brighton. COSTSI ij14] November 23. 10:00 to 5:00. Cail (313)227-7823lor more information. 010 Special Notices For a limited time, * First Federal has cut ... ; ATIENTION laNn and garden tractor owners, we are form- "" I closing cost to a low ... Ing a show and pull club. We HOLLYWOOD 'I cordially Invite tractor owners i to come and participate In our next meeting at the Howell MARTY'S 1ST OFFERING ON THIS SHARP COLONIAL In:CltJ: • High School, 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. sub with 3 bedrooms, 11k baths kitchen with ap.;, Thursday November 21. Room pllances. living room With natural' fireplace Florida' G10.For more Informallon call NOSTALGIA ART room and basement. 2 car attached 'garage:: (511)546-5532. $59.900. '. ATTORNEY, Gary Lentz. MOVIESTILLS " $Z9.5. FLAT FEE DIvorce. from $325.Drunk driv- POSTERS NICE 3 bedroom Ranch Home In prestigious I Ing. from $300. 1 simple will: ART PRINTS resldentlel area. Features formal dining room' I $60. (313)227-1055, (313)669- DRYMOUNTING family room. large living room, 1st floor laundry' I If you have found the perfect home, get the So contact us today about our low $295.00 3159. FRAMING 21k baths, patio and deck. 2 car attached garage'· best mortgage deal from First Federal SaVings. closing fee. GOLF PRINTS Over 2 acres of land. Close to x-way and 12 Oaks: ONESHEETS Mall. $89,900. l We have eliminated high "origination fees" like At First Federal, we're able to handle almost ARTS-CRAFT INSERTS 2% ...3% or even higher charged by some any loan you may want; whether It Involves LOBBIES IDEAL RANCH for the growing family with family' financial Institutions. SHOW-SALE room, library/study, 3 bedrooms and basement ' your home, car, recreational vehicle or a Outstanding selection of 209S. STATE Large fenced yard. Close to churches and ShOPP: : Our $295.00 flat fee on Adjustable Rate snowmobile. First Federal Is a great place to handcrafted gifts and decora- ANN ARBOR Ing. Good X-way access. $54.900. .. borrow money. It's your financial center, tions. Something for everyone Mortgages' 0 makes It a lot less expensive for onyourlist (313)761-3400 BEAUTIFUL WOODED 2.28 acres with Brick Tudor; O your to own a home of your own. 0 0 We do ask handling everything from checking and savings Northville Community Home. 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, large kitchen with ~ that you pay the regular out of pocket to loans and IRA's. Canler dining area, great room with full wall fireplace. ; 303 West Main Street foyer. 1st floor laundry and basement with expenses (appraisal, credit, survey, title °Thls $295.00 closing fee offer ends December Off Canter Street (Sheldon) HOLISTIC • Spiritual medical fireplace. Flowing stream at back of property. recording, escrows). 31, 1985. between 7 and 8 Mlle. clinic. Licensed nurse. Must see II$139,900. NOVEMBER23and 24 medical doctor, minister. And being locally owned and managed helps 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. COUNTRY LIVING-Oulstanding Spanish Ranch' "Ad/uSt8bI9 R819 Morrg8g9 L08ns h8ve 820 8nnu81 (313)449-4071. you get your loan easler, because all decisions LUNCHBYJUAN CARLOS HAPPY ~B:7Ir~th:-':d=-a-y.--::B=-re:-n:"'::d=-awith beautiful step down living room with c8p-50 /lf9 C8p. cathedral ceiling and full wall Calif. drift stone' are made here by people you know and people ., 'Oll9r 8ppll9S only 10 sIngl8 18mlly hom9s. own9r "BABY" Sucharski. Irom so- ALL metals. Stock reduction meone who stili cares. Give fireplace. 4 bedrooms, 3 full baths, library/study who know you. oCcup8nt, pr/m8ry r9s/dence. 1J!!l' formal dining, breakfast room and finished' sale. till December 2. Many me a call some time. I miss hard to flnd Items. Sheet. bar. hearing your sweet volcel walkout basement with wet bar. BeautifUlly land •. rod and plate. Aluminum • BobD. scaped 2'h acres with pole barn. Additional LIMP." acreage available. $159,9OO. . -- brass - copper· stainless steel P.S. 1 don't like you lust lor - $2.00lb. Also steel sfartlng at your PIMPLESI 40 cents per pound. Round DOWN TOWN SOUTH LYON-Nice starter home' and square aluminum tubing with newer Insulallon, 4 bedrooms, 11k baths, 1st.: HEART-LITE sound.' Proies. floor laundry, formal dining room. deck and porCh •• avallsble. Minimum order. $20. slonal D.J.'s for ell oceaslons. 4091Carpenter Road, Ypsilan- 25x22 garage with workshop. Fenced yard and J FlvRSTc'FNEi'CERALSAVINGS The best prices. (313)449-8735. above ground pool. 147,200. 1 tI.1 Block south of Meljer·s. • HEART-lite sound. Profes- , AND LOAN ASSOCIATION OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY sional OJ's for all oc:caslons. I HOWEL.L. • BRIGHTON. SOUTH L.VON • PlNCKNEV • HARTLANO • FOWL.ERVlL.L.E A real santa. Authenllc 15 The best prices. Very years experience. Book early reasonable. (313)449-8735. Century 21 Hartford South-Weat e for your party or private. Free MINISTER will marry you 22454 Pontiac Trail "' I to ~ Call only after 8 p.m, anywhere. Reverend Elvie 437-4111 .. (313)349:21124,Bob. ' Hiner. (31313N!.

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021. House. 021 House. 021 Hou.es 021 House. 021 Houses 021 House. 022 Lakefront Homes 025 Mobile Homes 029 Lake Property For Sale For Safe For Sale BRIGHTON. Quad, approx· FOWLERVILLE. 'iery neat 2 lmately 1.800sq. ft., walkout, 4 bedroom 13rd bedroom In HARTLAND, Long Lake. Year NOVIMEADOWS LAKE Sherwood/Mllford~ bedrooms, fireplace. finished basement) home on over 2 around. Want trade for duplex. Beautiful Iskefront lot spprox:. basement, 2 full baths, 2'h car acres. Horse barn with 4 (313)632·7378. PREHOLIDAYSALE lmately 'h acre wllh 300 ft. lake attached garage, central air. stalls. Privacy fences. In- frontage at the end of U8,OOO. (313)229·5449 or ground pool. Owner says he 024 CondominIums For Sale New 1986 single and double Wavewood (dead end street)~ (313)229-2760. will listen to all offers. call $69.000. (313)229-4454 days •• Renas al PreView Properties, wide models on lots ready for BRIGHTON·HARTLAND FLORIDA, Titusville. 2 occupancy. (313)68S-2718evenings. - SCHOOLS.Execulive or home (3t3)227·22OO.S58,9OO.1L328). bedroom. 2 bath, first floor. oflce. Great localion less than GREAT BUILDING SITES. $42,000.(3t3)437·12Ot. Global will help you get 030 Northern Property four miles to expressways. Secluded area with woods and started. We will pay your park For Sale ~ YEARS OLD. This very special ;udor colonial Circular blacktop driveway. wildlife. Underground ulililles. 025 Mobile Homes security deposit and first TEN acre parcel With pond on tioasts 4 bedrooms, 2'h baths, den, formal living Only $88,500.REALTY WORLD Beautllul area. From $8,900. For Sale month lot rent. room and dining room plus super 2Ox15 family VAN'S. (313)227-3455. call Judy at Preview Proper. M-55. SI. Helen. Michigan. $9,500.13131348-3554. - r?Om with natural fireplace and wet bar. $144,900. BRIGHTON, $2.000 CLOSING tles,(313)227·22OO. A new 1986 model, 14x60 10% down, financing up to 20 COSTASSISTANTl SpaCioUS3 Hampshire. 2 bedroom, years. 30 years on private pro- LAKE ACCESS comes with this 3 bedroom condo cathedral celllng, paddle fan, 031 Vacanl Property bedroom ranch, extra large lot HOWELLarea. 6 Miles west of perty. For Sale ; In desirable Highland lakes of Northville. 1'h with garden area and fruit BrIghton, 3 bedroom Colonial. fully carpeted. Furnished, Baths, fireplace, newer carpet, stove, frlg. and trees. First floor laundry. I'll baths, fireplace, 2 car very plush. $15.495.Financing All new homes have a 7 year dishwasher stay. $65.900. ' available. West Highland BRIGHTON TownshlPt woodburner for low heat bills. garage and basement, $57,900. worry free service sentry. residential building site:· Just $41,900 (8-130). Cherie Mobile Homes, 2760 S. Natural gas. $5.000. (313)632· Hickory Ridge Rd., Mlllord. 1.66 ACRES zoned multiple: Sewer, water tap-Ins a lledroom-2 story home with new bathroom and Hammond. Preview Proper· 3 Bedroom Split Level, 1 balh, GLOBAL HOMES,INC. 5580. , free from city for right of way. Other plush rentals (313)68S-1959. new large country kitchen. Living room features tles,(313)227·22OO. rough piping for 2nd bath. Ex· OPEN7 DAYS FOWLERVILLE,good location: going up In area. Money not a concern till final natural fireplace. 12x14 cinder block bldg. and cellent home for small family, BRIGHTON. 1971 Liberty Monday through Thursday, m0!'1gage. $55,000. mobile home. 12xSOwith small super property. 3 acresl: 16x32 swimming pool. Land Contract Termsll No. $49,500. 10 a.m. 10 8 p.m. Friday and $6,900. 10 acres, $13,500. 11 enclosed porch. New steel sh· 442. $54,900. saturday, to a.m. to 6 p.m. acres. $9,900. All with land' I ,SOUTH LYON schools. 6 A~res on lovely private 3 bedroom colonial. I'll bath, 2 ed Included. $6,500. (313)227· Sunday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. , drive. Front Is partially wooded. Has septic, well 2833. contract terms. Terl Kniss; car garage. $53,500or will con- (3t3)349-69n Preview Properties, (313)227:- and electric. Sets around all newer homes great sider option to buy. potential. $39,900. ' 2200.(511)541>-1604. ~' AIlia Construclion Company HARTLAND. Partially wooded (313)229-8007or (5tn54l>-9791. 10acres. Splits available. Prlc: ~ ed for Immediate sale. Need 4MONTHS $13,000down. (313)684-6855. " HAMBURG. Country estate in DARLING BRIGHTON. $69,500. 3 Arrowhead. Family room with HARTLAND area. Attraclive cathedral ceiling. Arched HOMES lot In nice wooded area. 2.3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 2'h acres. acres. Perked. Terms' 2969 Hunter. call (313)227-4347. brlck fireplace, 4 bedroom, 2'A Mobile & Modular baths. Ilrst floor laundry. 2'h Specialists FREE available. $11.900. (313)349-; garage. $125,000. REALTY 2101. WORLDVAN'S,)313)227-3455. 349·1047 HOWELL. 'h acre wooded lot: NORTHVILLEI WOOD- Alter 6 p.m. (313)229-6690. HAMBURG Township. Water· Listing & Seiling HEAT ED & ROLLING SUR· HOWELL. 10 acre bulldinli NICHOLs:l 349-1515 front, 3 bedroom ranch with Brokerage ::c ROUNDINGS lend an 1'h baths. 1 car garage plus site. Perced and surveyed, ex, air of contented relaxa- ON SELECT 2'h car detached garage. 349-7511 cellent long term land contract , REAL TV INC. tion to the Edenderry 25855 Novl Rd. HOMES with low down. $23,900.Crest NORTHVILLE. First offering. Two bedroom Hllls/Shadbrook en- Beautllul stone fireplace and Gr.... Townhouse In Highland Lakes. TastefUlly woodburner. $73,900.REALTY Novl Services, Owner/agent.· 348-3044 virons. Here we have a PURCHASED (5171548-3260. • NOTE: Lowest Price In Northville Twp. - and pro- decorated In neutral tones. Deluxe carpeting. Full classic styled 2-story WORLDVAN'S, (313)227-3455. FOR bably nicest condltlonl Renovated with new basement. $61,900. HARTLAND area. Older home BRIGHTON. Sylvan Gien NICE 10 acres. 80 miles froli{: house eminently family Mobile Home Park. 24xSO,3 DetrOit in thumb area.' , ,drywall, skylights. doors, bathroom, carpeting and oriented with a lovely In country. 4 Bedrooms, pool, RESIDENCE garage. Hurry - Be In by Christmas. Asking NOV'-NORTHVILLE. First offer. Two bedroom paved road. 1 car garage with bedrooms, $19,000. (313)229- Mayville. (313)592-1883. t $43,900. entrance foyer, a 26 ft. 9206. IN NOVI Townhouse In Country Place. Dining room, 2 full living room with built-In workshop. $39,000. (517)546- PINCKNEY, next to the high baths, family room, basement. Kitchen appliances bookcases, formal din- 8213. BRIGHTON.Vacant 14x65Park MEADOWS SChool, 2.3 acres~ • VACANT: 2 plus Acres on Currie Rd. WOoded, with Inct Garage. $71,500. Ing room. a updated kit- HAMBURG. 1,400 sq. ft. 4 Estate with deck and awning. BETWEEN Underground gas and elec, ·f~~~"~'perked and land Contract Terms. chen, 4 large bedroom, I'll bath home. Full $9.500. Crest Services, trfcity, lovely walk-out slles to bedrooms, 2* baths, a basement on 7.8 acres. Fron- (5171548-3260. NOWAND foresl. Acceplional value,' welcoming family room tage on M-36and Petlys Road. 1983 Champion. 2 bedroom. CHRISTMAS $11,900 plus land contract • A1.S0 3.48 Acres on Seven Mile Rd. Perked and with full·wall fireplace, Excellent location for Must sell! Bought new home. terms. Teri Kniss, Preview. wooded - solar slle. Asking S30 000. Land Con- etc. New furnace, $20,000or best offer. (517)546- Properties. (313)227-2200, tract Terms. ' business. Land contract french doors to a rear terms. $52.000.Nelson's Real 2566. DARLING 1517)541>-1604. yard summer patio/- Estate, (313)449-4466,(313)449- HOWELL. Moved, must sell. MOBILE HOMES SOUTH LYON area. 35 acrss. pool area. ALL TO BE 4467,1-800-462-«lO9. 1977 Liberty. 14x60. In Wooded, high, rolling and EASfL Y ENJOYED. 25855Novi Rd. some open meadow, perked. HAMBURG. LAND CON· Chatsau. Asking $10,500. Novi $169,500. TRACT. 3 bedroom, aluminum (5171548-2512. $88,000.Terms. (313)43NI98t: .' ROBERT BAKE ranch. large kitchen. Partially HOWELL. 14x65 Baron. New 349·1047 REALTORS fumlshed family room, at· aluminum siding, carpeting, SOUTH LYON 453-8200 latched garage. Big lot. Lake etc. On private land. must be IOS'X360'SITE access. Low down payment. moved. $8.700. (313)581-5611. 1984Patriot. 14x80.4 bedroom. PROGRESSIVE (313)231·2413. Arctic insulation. Immediate (313)35&-2210· HOWELL. 1969 Rembrandt. occupancy. $17,900. (313iB87- BRIGHTON,city. $52,900.1,700 HOWELL. Roomy family 12x55. $6,700 fumlshed or 2980. sq. It. remodeled older home. home. 6 roiling acres. finish- $8,000unfumlshed. call Ken at TEN beautllul acres. Plenty of ed walk/out basement. 2 (517)548-4748before 3 p.m. or SOUTH LYON. 12x65, 2 pines, :v. acre pond, near GM OLING Maintenance free exterior. bedroom. New carpeting. fireplaces. $79,000. Ask for (517)548-122Oaller3p.m. Proving Grounds. Call' REAL ESTATE INC. Walking distance to schools Must sell. $6,500(313)437·2165 and shopping. 3 minutes to ex- Nancy Holladay at Preview George, (5t7)223-9427 after: ~ 1 201 S. Lafayette Propetles. (517)546-7550. alter 6 p.m. or (313)425-9700 60 m" pressway. Priced to sell. call before 5 p.m. ' Karl, The livingston Group. (E507). Sales by Triangle 033 Industrial eommerc~j : 1!!.I 437.2056 (313)229-2469. HIGHLAND. Sharp ranch In WEBBERVILLE. 1980 14x70, 3 ;;.m -- -- - , Mobile Homes bedroom, 2 baths, fireplace, ForSlle • 1 FOWLERVILLE, by owner. 4 nice sub. Lake privileges on 2 AN ELEGANT HOME lakes. Large lot. Oak floors shed, Hamlin Trailer Park. Located In one of the finest subdivisions In Novl. bedroom, H4 bath, trl-Ievsl on 14x70 Windsor with BRIGHTON. Commercial lot Just refiniShed. Redecorated. (51n223-9297. near U5-23 and Grand River. ' Four bedroom. two and a half bath, corner lot, this 11 acres. $63,900. (517)223- 7x12 expando. stove, 3642. GOOD LAND CONTRACT refrigerator, water WHITE LAKE, 1979 Village $22,900.call, (313)229-6155. 10 ACRE HORSE FARM .Is probably your home for the future. Great area TERMS. $59,900. call Bob Park. 2 bedrooms, garden tub, for children and a fine Investment. FOWLERVILLE by owner. 3 softener, enclosed . 035 Income Property 3 bedroom custom brick ranch. Family room, Dingier at Preview Properties, porch, washer, dryer, fireplace. shed. Must wo:>dburner, 2 car garage, ·outbulldlngs. Extra Bedroom 'ranch, 2 baths, full (313)227-2200.(0411). sacrifice, $10,500. Located In For Sale VACANT LAND Is available for you to build your basement, 2 car garage. Low shed, central air, garage.2'h baths. $165,000. HOWELL. Red Oaks of $21,000.00. Cedar Brook Estates. Mor- dream home. call today and we will give you the maintenance, energy effiCient tgage Is assumable. (3131867· BRIGHTON duplex. 1 details. electric heat. Interior extras. Chemung. 3 Bedroom, bedroom, excellent location. '12ACRE FARM modular. extra large garage 5345. Secluded 3 bedroom quad level. family foom, Country setting, 4.5 miles off I- 12x60 Active, washer, Always rented. 2 lots. $38,000. Our office Is closed on Wednesday. You can reach 96. $59.900.(511)6&9-9087Brian. with 2 additional rooms. d.ryer, sto'le, Farms, Acreage (313)878-6210alter 6 p.m. fireplace and woodburner, lots of trees, hardwood Owner anxious. $37,900.cen- m floors, pole barn. Assumable mortgage. $99,900. your agent at their personal number. FOWLERVILLE.21 ACRE MINI refrigerator, shed, two For Sale HOWELL: 8 Unit brick apart· tury 21. Brighton Towne Co .• /Iarge bedrooms, family FARM. Quality 4 bedroom (517)548-1700. ment building. Quiet residen- 5 BEDROOMS, 4 ACRES walkout. 2 FIREPLACES. 3 section. $9,000.00. 80 acre farm. DEERFIELD tial area. Full occupancy. Brick ranch wllh finished walkout; could be stall barn. Fenced paddock. 2 HOWELL REDUCED. Super TOWNSHIP IN LIVINGSTON $225.000.- Call after 6 p.m. f ·mother-In.law Quarters~ fireplace, formal i:llnlng, 344-1800 miles to X-way. $92,000. call buy ... prlced way below HIGHLAND COUNTY. 5 bedroom farm (3131231-3054. near 1-96.$99,900. )'! Nancy Holladay at Preview market. Neat and clean. 2 full home, large bam, plus 3OxSO baths. High privacy fence. GREENS pole barn. Ore Creek runs 037 Real Estate Wa,n!ed ) i Novi, Properties, (517)546-7550. 1 -. 41766 W. 10 Mile Rd., MI 48050 (G718). Dsck. Just $56,500. Call ESTATES through property. Property In Michael at Preview Properties, 23n N. Milford Rd• estate. Must selll 1st time of- A Bargain. cash for existing , (313)227-2200.(R913). 1mi. N of M-59 fered. (313)735-5532. Land Contracts or Mortgages. "..------_.. HOWELL area/schools. (Highland Rd.) HOWELL.12acres. Coon Lake Highest Dollars - Lowest dls- . counl. Perry Realty. (313)478-, . OWNERS MUST SELL!!! Nice (313)887-4164 Road between County Farm 3 bedroom ranch. Full base- and Cedar Lake Roads. 7840. ment. 2'h acres. Only $57.000. $26,900.(313)535.7878. CASH for your land conlract, Call Diane at Preview Proper- HELP! NEEDMOBILE HARTlAND TOWNSHIP. 140 (517)548-7657. ties, (517)541>-1550.(C345). HOMELISTINGSNOWI ACRES. 100 acres, tenant I want to buy your house. I will ·Energy Pkg.lncfudes: LAKELAND. 5 bedroom farm Cash buyers waiting. call farmed. beautiful wooded pay a fair market price II you CREST MOBILE HOME SER- will be flexible with terms. 2x6 construction outside house with 3 car garage. This areas. pond. roiling hills. I" house, built In 1840, abuts VICE, (517)50C8-3260. Charming historical house, (3131878-3824. walls (t( R-24 sidewalls Lakeland Golf Course. Needs fieldstone fireplace In parlor, WANTEDfamily home. $30,000 r~ R·38ceJllngs . Interior remodeling. $59,900. HOWELL Nice 2 bedroom country kitchen, formal din- to $40,000range. (313)437~759 r~ High performance wood REALTY WORLD VAN'S, with Immediate occupancy. Ing. Splits available. Eady & anytime. Insulated windows (313)227-3455. $8,900. Crest Services, Associates, Inc. (313)626-4711. PINCKNEY. Water privileges (517)5e3260. 039 Cemetery Lots ~ 96% efficiency furnace to Lake Property SBvefuel! and Club House. 3 bedroom, 029 ForSlle Otrergoodthru 12/15/85 wood burner In IIreplace. ForSlle Need Financing? OAKLAND Hills. Garden of large and cozy IlYlng area. Call Foremost Home Rnan- HOISINGTON Lake. Hartland Everlasting life. Several lot~. Priced to sell at $54,900. REAL- clal, collect at: (313)965-7080. schools. 5 acres starting at $315 each. (313)4~. • We're located ~ 11% CONSTRUCTION TY WORLD VAN'S, (313)227- $21,900. First Buslnss Brokers. conveniently on FINANCING 3455. (511)546-5823. , Highland Rd. (M-59) Homeowner participation PINCKNEY. THINK SPRING!II avallablel Comfortable 2 bedroom home 1 mile East of US-23. Or we can do It all! with water privileges on all sports Iaks. Guest cottage [ FOR RENT 11526HIghland Rd.{M-59) r.f Over 50 new and also Included. $58,500. call "';j . Hartland (313)632-7880 oJ exciting designs Nancy at Preview Properties, lr. Or bring In your own (517)548-1550.(N560). Ann Arbor (313)971-7300 plans r~ Actively building on REPOSSESSED homes from owner's lots in Gov't, from $1 plus repairs/- MODEL HOURS: taxes. Throughout MII- 061 Houses For Rent Mon.·Frl.9,00-7.00 Livingston, Nationwldel Also proper· Washtenaw, Wayne tax • • sat. & Sun. 1:00-5:00 ties. (2161453-3000,Ext. H2313. BRIGHTON home for rent..3 or Anytime byAppointment SPRINGFIELD 93 000 & Oakland Counties. bedroom house on river, part· from SOUTH LYON. 4 bedroom, 2 Iy fumlshed, wood burning bath ranch. Half acre, family QUALITY HOMES STARTfNG AT $60.000 ON YOUR IMPROVED LOT stove, sun porch, washer and room. deck. See to ap- dryer, large 2 acre lot. $BOO preciate. $68,000 by owner. plus utilities. Available now. (313)349-1451alter 6 p.m. (3131231-9687. lWO story farmhouse with 3 BRIGHTON, available late bedrooms down, possible 2 Fairway Trails & January. 3 bedroom ranch rI BRIGHTON bedrocms up on approximate- with walk·out basement. ANNOUNCING THE Woodlake Village FREEDOM OF CHOICE IN ly 10 acres. $48,000. $10,000 Children and non-piddling OPENING OF (1 Mile Southwest Of 1·96 And US.23) down, 10% land contract. HOUSING pets OK. S600 a month. Reply J FINANCING PLANS ARE AVAILABLE More land available. Marshall With Income and credit In- Reality, (313)87S-3182,(313)878- Make An Investment formation, P.O. Box 143, ~ FIXED RATE MORTGAGES 3487ater 8 p.m. In Your Own Future Brighton, Michigan 48116. V.A.-F.H.A:'-CONVENTlONAl TWO AFFORDABLE Minimum Investment FOWLERVILLE, 1 block oil I Fairway Trails M.S.H.D.~ 9~~"" FIXED20 YEARS BUILDING SITES. Howell Grand River. Cozy country 3 schools. Large lots. Great Maximum LivIng ENERGY 0,. uca anarvY wasta t .. a.tu,.. a,. bedroom, well Insulated ! tanns. Ready to go. Just remodeled home. Gas heat. I """ulnc buill Into .11 ADUlt HOMIIJ 216 "'arlor $8,900and S9,900lIllcall Janet TOMORROW'S DREAM IS HERE TODAY I ccnItlin ....11•• R·23 w.1I & R·3a calling large yard. Garage. $425. HOMES Inlul.1I0n.lrlple~I". windows... at (517)548-1550.Preview Pro- (517)321·2500evenings. SUBDIVISION perties. GLOBAL HOMES #4 (313)&&9-9030 HOWELL. 2 bedroom country Final phase. 65 lots WOLVERINE Lake. Small 2 home. Reasonable rent to .. ODELHO .. ES Ask for Diane Carola available. Reservalons bedroom house, large fenced retiree or farm-oriented OPEN DAILY NOON - 6 P.... yard, lake access, many new or Krls adult(s). P.O. Box 422,Howell, now beIng ar.cepted for or by appointment 7 day. iweek leatures. Relocating, .must MI48843. sell. Mid $3O's.(313)669-27!lO• the lot and the home HARTLAND school district. 4 of your choice. WHITMORE Lake. 4 bedroom bedroom remodeled far· home. 1~ bath, basement, , C.u mhouse available December baseboard hot water heat, (313)3."2212 1st. (5t7l546-8832. country kitchen. 2 car garage. •j HOWELL. Small 2 bedroom N~~ $,54,900.Nelson's Real Estate, Whitmore Lake, (313)449-4466, home available December'1. ~ .... a month plus security. SSO.SOO + LOT (313)44~7, 1-800-462-«lO9. $315 ! 'RUtESTATE call alter 8 p.m. (517)548-2350. WHITMORE Lake. Small INOVI I 26950 Taft Road . -.Novi, MI480S0 ranch. Excellent condition. HARTLAND schools. 4 New kitchen. 24x24 heated bedroom, 2 baths, fireplace, ; lIld air conditioned garage. PRIME INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY on 1-96 In Novl. family room, easy highway ac· $37,500.Nelson's Real Estate, 6.32 Acres, approximately 10,000 sq. ft. bfdg. cass, no pets. $700per month, I Whitmore Lake. (313)449-4488, S500 damage deposit. (3t3)229- SOUTH LYON-Ranch style home on 1 acre. com- 8i'90after6 p.m. ~4~7, 1-800-482-«lO9. mercIal property In the heart of South Lyon. _.. WHITMORELake area. Dexter $65,000. EASY TERMS. ~~t .."" '~- «, schools. MUST SELL. 3 LYON-10 Acre lot. Can be divided. $59,SOO. bedrooma, m baths. Ful! J ~ NOVI-2 Bedroom with fake privileges. $33,500 basement and 2'h car garage .~'~ L.C. on almoat 1 acre. Boat or HOWELL. 1 bedroom house, 1 157.000 + LOT storage shed too. $87,900.call NOVI-l Bedroom, $19,900 L.C. Lake privileges. mile south of town, 1 car \ Beth at Preview Properties, NOVI-Offlce rooms for rent from $125, utilities In- garage. $375per month. Cou- ple. prelerred. Days (511)548. INCLUOfS:3 bedroom., 2 b.th., (313)227·2200.(Jl08). elUded. 2852. Evenings (511)546-2933. ba.. mln" 2 c.r g.raga AM_ NOVI-Vacantlots with lake privileges from $6900, BUY NOW.BUILD LATERI Loti al80 available tor ADL 822 Lakefront Homes I Ask for Daveor Pam. I' • purchas~ on ahort term land contract. ER ~UAUTY. HON•• TY..,wE SUILT OUR REPUTATION ON /TI ForSlle CANADIAN LAKES PROPERTY-Mt. Pleasant HOWELL, M·59. 2 bodroom area. Your IRA Answer. I 1~ bath ranch, 2 car attaChed ~ @ HOMES INC. For~atlon Call LAKELAND. 3 bedroom home. garage, jacuzzi, fireplace Includes atove, refrigerator, NOVI-Prlme commercial spot In the heart of deck. Ideal for mother.ln.law :::" , OFFICE (313)632-6222or and aluminum row boat. Pric- Novl's New Town Center on Novl Rd., $89,000. live-in. $800 per month. Firat ed tCl sell at Just $54,800. saleapeople wanted - 34W52lI. Aak for =" 9500HIghland Rd. (M-59) P.O. Box 187,Hartland, MI48029 MODEL (313)229-8559 call and deposit required REALTY WORLD VAN'S, Hans. References. (517)548-9481. • (313)227-3455. 6-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, November 20, 1V85 •

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Huge fabric FIRST PLACE WINNER of STAN'S CHIMNEY JOHN'S Aluminum, licensed Rickard estimates. references. POLE buildings, roofing. LAWN selecllonl All types furniture! contractor. We do residential two National Awards, CLEANING (313)348-1935: Free estimates I Pick up and HAMILTON has been .... decap. Sappll .. carpentry. electrical. plumb- and commercial work. Free EXPERIENCED Painter. In- MAINTENANCE delivery. La-Z-BoY special. satisfying customers for Exper/enced. Profess/ana/ Ing. (313)437-4834. estimates and reasonable Licensed, Fully Insured NORTHVIW REFIIC. - Peat. Topsoil, Bark. labor $125. (313)56100992. over 20 years. terior and exterior. wallpaper. rates on aluminum and vinyl Sand Gravel, Decorative Pool Service Commercial, You deal direclly with the Highland, MI (313)887-2909 HEAnNGI COOUNG Free estimates. Quality Work. UPHOLSTERY FABRIC. Sup- Siding, gullers. trim, storm Stone Call Steve. (5171546-8950. Residential owner. All work (Immediate Delivery) plies and foam rubber in stock windows, Thermopane guaranteed and com- EXPERIENCED painter. In- Pool Table Recovering for, "00 1\ Yourselfers". 50 to Specializing In - Garden Supplies replacement windows, storm petitively priced. WHITE WOLF terior and exterior. Very good -SNOW 75% off. largest selectio. doors, awnings. enclosures, CHIMNEY SWEEPS 011Burner service - Absopure Water -FREE ESTIMATES work, very cheap prices. Refrigeration PLOWING around. Joarins Upholstering', custom made shullers, car- Quality hreplace. wood stove. - Softener Salt -Designs •Boller6· -Coal (511)223-7330. 644 East Huron Street. MIIJord. ports, mobile home skirting. -Addilions - Kitchens insert and 011 burner cleaning. -SEASONED (3131685-2813. Central Air Condo - Super K. Kerosene McKAY Painting. Excellent Rentals Insurance work welcome. 30 -Porch - Enclosures. (313\437-4865 -Firewood Sales & service work guaranteed by Christian FIREWOOP Vacuum Cleaners years experience. Call etc. - Propane Filling (517)223-9336 or (517)223-7168. men who believe In quality. Carrier Dealer For free estimate. call Roofing & Siding 24-hour answering service. HAMILTON Classes While You Walt (313)348-0133 Wallpapering _ • (3131632-6542. A.A.A. Construction. New or Appliance Repair Custom Clean up & Hauling NORTHVILLE 437-8009 tearoOff rool. siding of all SAM and Judy SChendel, types. Best prices in town. In- wallpaper hanger and tile set- SAPUTO Appliance Repair. Remodeling 54001Grand River SAVE your backs. tet us make JUNK removal, light haullog. PAINTING surance repairs. (51n546-6710. ter. Call (517)546-2688. Senior Kenmore and Whirlpool and Call 559-5590 ... 24 Hour: 349·0880 New Hudson Interior-Exterior your Hacks. Rand G Reasonable rates. (3131349- Speciallles Snowplo.wing. 4 citizen rates. all maJor appliances. 8205. WALLPAPERING Guaranteed and insured. years experience. Free WALLPAPERING. free KITCHEN remodeling. Reasonable Rates estimates. Insured. (313)887- (313)624-9166. Clock Repair Home Products MIXED seasoned hardwood, estimates. Reasonable cabinets and counter tops. $45 per cord. (313)227-7570. "Call Lou or Brien" 7192or (313)887-3359. Grass. strings. etc. Call Sue. Attorney's References. Tom Nelson. SNOW removal. commercial. (313)348-3437. ' Delivery Service Home Maintenance \ (313)349-1558 (313)632-5135. T.T.&G. Excavating. (517)546- WALLPAPER installation. (313)451-11987 CONSTRUCTION 20 years experience. Former QUALITY building at the 3146. Very reasonable. Experienc- chief prosecutor. All ac- lowest prices. Additions. Doors & Service LANDSCAPE ed. Call Kathi (511)546-1751. cidents, drunk driving, garages. repairs. rooling. HOMEOWNERS SUPPLIES NEED your rooin painted? Call EXPERT****ROOFING Solar Energy divorce. Oakland/livingston. siding, cement and block Remember last years heating Chapman Interior Painting. (OLD AND NEW) Wall Washing " Drywall FOR Informalion about solar Robert E. McCall. Millord work. (313)437-1928. bills? Now Is the time to re- -SCreened Topsoil Any size room. $40. (313)437- SHINGLES 313)684-6m, Walled Lake -Unscreened Topsoil healing and the sav[ngs call, DRYWALL. Remodeling and caulk and re-weatherstrip your 7241. HOT ASPHALT Water Conditioning 313)669-4449. Bulldozing oPeat (313)887-8343. , 1 texturing. Call aller 5 p.m. home. Free estimates. Licens- PAINTING and dry wall pat- RUBBER BASE ed. 15 Years experience. Call -Sand All Types Asphalt BULLDOZING and grading. 35 Free estimates. (313)227-4961. ching. Call after 5 p.m. ALUMINUM SIDING Stereo Repair Water Weed Control (313)437-406824 hours. -Decorative Stone (511)546-6452or (313)878-9810. ) years experience. (517)546- PHIL'S drywall. Finishing, tex- -Landscape Boulders TRIM & GUTIERS 9527. ture and patchwork. (313)229- -Wood Chips PAINTING, interior. exterior. All Types Masonry Storm Windows Wedding Services 5148. Ask for Phil. -Shredded Bark Dry wall repair. Quality work. Call Dan Insulation ALUMINUM storm windows -Crushed Stone reasonable rates, free (313) 348-0733 Electrical \ estimates. Call Loren. and doors. also palio storm MICHIGAN AMERICAN Energy Managers. oDriveway Gravel K&LVIDEO • 'r BAGGETT (313)349-2246. doors. Inside storms and WEDDINGS VIDEO TAPED DAN Hammon Electric. Thermal Krete, cellulose and 1-100 Yards ASPHALT slorm panel inserts. Free 'Book now for 1986 and receive EXCAVATING Licensed contractor. Com- all other energy saving Prompt 7 Day PAINTING, wallpapering. ALL siding and roofing. residential. commercial. estimates. Howell Solar Com- 1 duplicate copy. Demo tape PAVING Septic systems, mercial, residential. Free devices. Licensed. Garanteed Delivery • Licensed. Free estimates. Licensed, insured. Free pany. (511)546-1673. available. ,I basements, bulldozing, estimates. (313)437·:m5. 25% savings off your heat bill. Serving Northville Reasonble prices. (51n546- Call now! Tax credits end 1985. estimates. (313)227-4157. (313)229-5699 Driveways,Parking gravel, driveway ELECTRICIAN. licensed. Area Years 0267. , Telephone Installation Ii (313)227-2600. 18 PAINTING. Interior. Good Residential. commercial. Free ROOFING. new or tear off. All Lots, etc. culverts, parking lots R~G.Baggett workmanship, dependable. 50S PHONE SERVICE. estimates. Reasonable rates. INSULATION blanket or types siding. storms, etc. QUALITY wedding Seal Coating ~ind sewers. Reasonable rates. (313)878- Business electronic systems I (313)227-1550. blown. Free estimates. 349-0116 Licensed and Insured. Free photography done suprislngly installed. Residential jacks. Licensed and insured. 3258. estimates. References. reasonably. Call Loving _ "All Work Guaranteed" NORTHVILLE ELECTRICIAN master. Licens- New home prewlre our ed. Residential. commercial, (313)227-4157. Small Town Painter both in- (313)227-4157. PhotographY,9 a.m. to 9 p.m. ,I Free Estimates specla1\y. (313)478-0747. (313)449-2130. 349-0116 industrial. (313)878-2444. Locksmith terior and exterior. Free Interior Decorating estimates. (313)349-0146. Ran- JOHN Wanko Electric - licens- Tree Service dy. Welding 887-4626 ed. residential, commercial INTERIOR designer. Dawn Machinery Repair ------\". BULLDOZING, backhoe work, and industrial. Quality work. Buda. 18 years experience. WE remove trees dead or alive Pest Control ROOFING sometimes free of charge. Well Drilling sand and gravel. Radio dispat- (51;)546-8412. (313)349-4159. Maid Service Auto Repair ched trucks. TT&G Ex- ~ Landon Outdoor Sen.·lces, cavating. (511)546-3146. Engine Repair Janitorial Services Photography (313)227-7570. Windows • MINOR Collision Service. Miscellaneous G & R Custom BUlldozing. Custom Painting. Specializing CLASSIC Cleaning Corpora- Plano Tuning BAGGETT ROOFING Trucking A.A.A. Construction. Prompt In rusl work and leading. large or small dozer. finished Excavating tion. Resldenlial and small of- Mobile Home Service AND SIDING CO. reliable service. Serving Liv- (313)229-9423aller 6 p.m. grading up to site balancing, fice cleaning. bonded. ingston County for 16 years. clearing. All your excavating Plastering liot Asphalt Built-up Tutoring TRENCHING 07 (313)437-4720. RAY'S Mobile Home Service. (511)546-6710. needs. (313)887-6418. Roofs. Shingle Roofs. 4 - 18 in. footings and water Furnace, air conditioning, in- LIVINGSTON Plastering/- landscaping Aluminum Gullers and Window Washing: POND Dredging and Develop- lines dug. Block work for stallation. cleaning and repair. Texture Company. Repairs, TV " Radio Repair ment. Turn swamp areas into Down Spouts. garages. houses and addi- FILL dirt. moslly topsoil. 15 Doors, heat tapes. Licensed. remodeling, customizing. Pro- FREE!! useful irrigation or decorative Aluminum 'Siding and Upholstery Wood Stoves • lions. Also floors poured. yard loads. Bulldozing and insured. (313)227-6723. fessional quality. (313)227- ponds. Equipped for fast, effi- Trim. licensed & In- (511)546-2117or (511)223-9616. grading. (517)546-9527. 7325. cient work. Ron Sweet. Moving sured. 35 years ex- (313)437-1727, PLASTERING and drywall. perience. DOWNS Moving Company. New, repair and texturing. Ex- Fencing Local and state wide. licens- cellent quality. Reasonable Carpentry - SPECIAL ed. (313)422-2288. (313)227- rates. (313)669-4157. Floor Service ANY type of carpenter work. IIYds. Barn Clay •••••••••• '39 .4588. NORTHVILLE Plumbing A-1 quality with guarantee and 8 Yds. FIll Dirt '42 Storage (313)349-3110 . Confused Furniture Refinishing reasonable rates. Call Oon, 8 Yds. Screened Top Soil •'85 E & 5 Plumbing and sewer Yds. Top Soil-Peat •••••• '75 (511)223-6028. 8 cleaning. Licensed and in- COUNTRY HILL FURNITURE 15G-505creened Mixture) Music Instruction repair and refinishing. Stripp- 8 Yds. Road Gravel •••••• _'54 sured. 22 years experience. Rubbish Removal Ing: 3123' Mllford- Road, 8 yds. Crushed Concrete. '59 FINAtt;YI-Professlonal but in- Reasonable rates. Discount to about cancer - BRAD CARTER- Millord. (3131685-2264. 8 Yds. Umestone ...... '89 expensive guitar lessons. $6'!l Senior Citizens. (511)546-3419. Salt Spreading hour. $10 hour. Ivor, (313)437- CARPENTER WE do furniture stripping by 'AboDellvering 1l).12Yd.l.olIds· 2894. GALBRAITH PLUMBING ''; ~..' I Specializing in hand. (517)546-n84 or (517)546- Sand~lasting 8875. ALSO DELIVERING . and HEATING therapy? Brick, Block, Cement Sand - Gravel- Stone Licensed and insured. No job BASEMENT Handyman MUSIC LESSONS too big. too small or too far. 20 Sawmill MlckWhite Trucking years experience. Electric BRICK MASON RECROOMS Piano-Organ sewer cleaning. Mobile Home Septic Tank Service • Fireplace. chimneys, wood Health Care 352-0345 348..3150 Strings-Wind Service. (313)437-3975. sloves. All types of brick MARV Lang Sanitalion. Seplic \Call us repair. Craig (313)437-1534. 349·0580 cloaning, complete Installa- Free eslimates. MARK'S Plumbing and Sewer CUSTOM CARPENTRY tions, perk tests and repairs. CHIMNEYS, brick and block Schnute Music Studio Cleaning. Free estimates. Free estimates. (313)349-7340. 12 years experience. Decks, Reasonable rates. (313)227- \york, small repairs, additions, kitchens, recreation rooms, Northvlllo (313)478-7244. for help. 3459. (313)227-1681. etc. Licensed and Insured. etc. No job too small or large. Sewing Call, (313)227-9227. Reasonable prices. Free _:~ROOT'S Office Equipment & CEMENT work: garages, estimates. Licensed. patios. driveways. Also (313)685-2840 Services PLUMBING Sewing Machine Repair • chimney and porch repair. No ~~ EXCAVATING Repair-Replacement 1-800-4- lob to small. (313)449-8232 or Sharpening Ornamental Iron Modernization (313)231-9757. o DOH E R T Y eSNOW PLOWING & REMOVAL CONSTRUCTION (511)546-4121 Electric Sewer Cleaning Snowplowlng CONTRACTS AVAILABLE Painting & Decorating Free eshmates. Patios, Por- . LONG CEMENT. BRICK, ches. Garages. Remodeling. e BULLDOZING e BACK FILLS ATIENTION: Painling. wall CANCER BLOCK AND PLUMBING ALL MASONRY e BASEMENTS e DRIVEWAYS washing. wood finishing. Mix A PLUS QUALITY carpentry and AND Larlle jobs and all repairs. and match colors. Free remodeling. Licensed. Free eROADSeSTUMPREMOVAL ,Experienced. Licensed & estimates. Years of ex- FANCY BATH ASPHALT estimates. Reasonable prices. perience. J. Dahlberg. Insured. Work mysell. Fast -{:(GRAVELITOPSOIL,-{:( BOUTIQUE SNOWPLOWING (511)546-0267. (313)349-8545. Michigan Cancer & eliclent. Free eslimates. Serving the area SNOW REMOVAL A-1 quality work at sane 34S-0066 or 532-1302. Carpet Cleaning since 1949 RESIDENTIAL prices. Jack's Painting. 14 J 190 E. Main Street COMMERCIAL Information Service years experience. (313)231- DELUXE carpet and NorthYilie - 34~ Top quality work at reasonable CEMENT. masonary. quality upholstery cleaning. Fall 2872. prices. We'll tell you everything work. Reasonable prices. cleaning specials. Specializ- AAA BRIGHTON - HOWELL (313)632-7144 Free estimates. Licensed. ing in deep steam and SOil ex- painting. Quality work at . (517)54EHl267. Pole Buildings we know about cancer. traction. Dry and wet honest prices! Twenty live NORTHVILLE driveways, $10. HENRY Stamper and Sons. upholstery cleaning. Please • years experience. Call us for AAA Construction. Any size, Plowing done by 7 a.m. Jim, Free. Cement and mason contrac- call (313)348-6723. free estimate, (313)229-7334. very reasonable. (511)546-6710. l:(3~13:!:)34=-=-9-868=~1. _ tors. Cement work, block work. block basements, foun- dations. 35 years experience. DURACLEAN Call (5ln546-2972. CARPET - FURNITURE BILLJAMES PAINTING CLEANING INTERIOR - EXTERIOR INGRA ITA & SON 55 years of expenence serving South Lyon. Novl, Milford. PLUMBING & HEATING WALLPAPERING CONSTRUCTION West Bloomfield, Pontiac, Here's Ihree-ways Specializing In concrete f1at- Lakes area. Residentiall Commercial BY work, poured walls. brick, RESIDENTIAL FRANK MURRAY block and lot grading. Ex- COMMERCIAL • FURNACES • BOILERS perienced, reliable and Patented dry foam method. - SERVICE - SALES Neatness & QualllY Work not 10get reasonable. Commerlcal. in- TrUCk mount or portable uMs. Guaranteed dustrial and residential. free DON'T GET STEAMED -INSTALLATION TOI) Grade Paint Applied estimates, call Enrico, CALL DURACLEAN 24 yrs. Experience (517)546-5616. -All Major Brands- .mugged. ASK FOR FALL SPECIALS! Free Estimates with No (313)363-8613 Fast, Efficient,Economical Obligation / I hate to repeat myself- Building & Remodeling 25155Haggerty-Novl 476·2626 ;313-437-5288 Carpet Service but you're not listening! A.A.A. CARPET, tile and vinyl in- So I'll Sajy it again: CONSTRUCTION stallation. repairs. 15 years ex- Old fashioned prices with new I.Walk on well-lit streets. perience. (313)227-4897. ideas. We do all types of home 2.Don't walk alone late repair and remodel and new Catering construction. Additions. at night.' garages. pole barns. dormers, 3.Have yOill'keys ready, rec rooms, aluminum siding, Ceramic Tile roohng, gullers. storm win- BOB'S CERAMIC TILE will so you don't fumble dows, window and door remodel bath or kitchen com- around at your door. replacements, bath and kit· plete. Will repair or replace chen remodel. Welcome any tile. Free estimates. Call Find out what el,seyou can kind insurance repair. (313)229-2529. Ce,ot~xFibergiass White-Ot. do to protect yourself. Write Specialize In old home repair. $22 ~4295 95 to: Crime Prevention.Coali- Designing and consulting Chimney Cleaning Shingles ~:' Vinyl Siding:' 'Q available. License Number tion, Box 6600, Rockville, 068013.(5171546-6710, A-1 Service. All types Certain-Teed Horizon . . a" Smooth No. 2's masonary works. New and $3995 Maryland 20850. repairs, rool leaks and "0 " ...... , Sq ADDITIONS. decks, new Premium $39 'White Siding chimney cleanlngs. (313)227- • And help me ... homes, remodel, insurance 50 work. Licensed builder. Free 1325. estimates. (5ln54EHl267. D&R ~1~L~gleS$27~~ c'i~~'o~t':3695 ADDITIONS, basements, rec CHIMNEY SWEEPS TAKE A BITE OUT OF rooms. kitchens. All types of Professional cleanIng on all i'~'-'· \0 Roofir.~Nails .. ":4' ~:j Specla I remodeling and new construc- types of woodburnlng units. tion. Licensed builder. ChImney repairs and ac- WECARRYaillge IN STOCK "We Do Custom Bendinq • (3131227·5340. cessories. Call Dan (3t3)437- i"",,lory 01 PREMIUMSHINGLES 1279or Russ (313)43NI151. Timberline. Sierra, Ruslics. All Prices We '''0 d,srflburefS rOCI Shown are BURNS AND SONS Hallmarks. Fire-Hall 11, elc. Hunter-DouglasSi~ Cash and Carry QUALITY BUILDER OLDEENGLAND CRIME LICENSED AND INSURED CHIMNEY SWEEP SERViCe . , For free estimates on your 8<1. Professional flue cleaning DEr~~ER Lee Wholesale Supply we "cce~1 dillon, dormer" new horn",. since 1979. (313)231-1189. A m-"OC_l\'>om tho CMml P... _nuon CoaI,uon, rJ!I' HOURS: 55965Grand River-New Hudson ~ tll7I1T11_A",,_rullncOouncll,lnc \htl publloauon an4 TIl_ 1.4 CcunClI garage. rool or siding call: Member of Nallonal and ~5 Mon thruFri. 7:30·S 437 6044 437 60S" (313)426-3396 Michigan Chimney Sweep Salurday 8·12 • or - " Guilds. ..---Ii!III------..1------1

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• 061 Houses For Rent 064 Apartments 178 Mobile Homes 082 Vacation Rentals 101 A~tlques 103 Garage a 104 Household Goods 104 Houaeholcl Goods 104 Household Goods For Rent For Rent Rummage Sales ilOWE;LL. South, 6 miles west BEAUTIFUL old ornate Round AMANA microwave, 1 year CHERRY table. chairs, china HOUSEWIVES: Does your of Brighton, 3 bedroom col- HOWELL. Downstairs, 2 FOWLERVILLE. Lot 24. Mobile FORT Myers Beach, Florida. Oak cast Iron wood stove. Ex· old, liIebme warranty. $250. cabinet. Antique, curved glass washer or dryer have a cold? onial. 2 car garage. $725 per bedroom. No pets. First and home for sale. Excellent con- Luxury top floor condominium cellent condition. S3OO. Old HOWELL. Moving sale. Satur· (3131685-2601. display cabinet. Antique bed, Is your refrigerator warm with ~nth. Also 3 bedroom split last months rent plus utilities. dition. Reasonable. (313)223- on bay. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths. cast Iron and porcelain wood day and Sunday. November ANTIQUE sofa, country- marble topped dresser. Buffet a fever? SfI back and relax! We level, $625 per month or will S300 per month. (517)548-1400. 3362. Available December, January, cook atove wflh warming 23, 24. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Full French styling, hand carved dinette table, chairs. (313)227· will make a house call and give consider option to buy. house of furniture, ap- HOWELL Quail Creek has 2 ~prll, May. (313)227-5709. oven, $350. Oak dresser, 550. wood-trimmed. A rare IInd. 1340. you an honest diagnosis for (31~a29-8lO7or (517)546.9791. In Mobile Home Sites (3131878-3819. pliances, garden tools, riding lust $15. call for an apjllnt- bedroom apartments becom- 114 Land For Rent Perfect condition. Asking COLONIAL couch, loveseat, HOWELL. Large ranch, 2 ForRent BASKET classes. complete lawnmowers. 2915 Earl Lake $750.(3131684-2087. easy chair and olloman. ment. Livingston County Sere Ing available. For appoIntment Drive. (517)546-5496. Qreplaces, 2'k car garage. call, (517)546.3733. No pets. supplies for the basket Brown floral velvet. Excellent vice area only. larry's Ap- CHOICE lot available. Adult III Storage Space AVOCADO Tappan gas oven pliance. (5tn223-6106. Conveniently located. Walk· ADCorGA. weaver, chair canelng. Singer HOWELL Estate Sale. Fur· and stove. Kenmore gas condition, $800. (3131348-2364. section. Cedar River Park, For Rent nlture, appliances, antiques, • out basement. $525 a month Fowlerville. (517)223-8500. sewing machine, oak chest, dryer. $100each or best offer. COLDSPOT 14 cu. ft. KIRBY Deluxe vacuum with option. (517)54S.5059. household goods, etc. Friday, cleaner. $50. (313)669-1042 INSIDE storage for rent. cedar chests, 6 oak chairs. Ye (313)227·2265. refrigerator. Good condition. HOWELL. Choice lot available. Okle House Antiques. 202 Saturday, November 22, 23, alter5 p.m. HOWELL. Walking distance to GRAND PLAZA Oak Crest Mobile Home Trailers and molor vehicles. AVOCADO green sell-elean $90. (3131349-2026. city. 3 bedrooms. All built Ins. East Main, (across from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 43li9 Faussett KIRBY vacuum with all at- APARTMENTS Village. (517)546-3075. Person on property day and Road. No eariy birds. cash electric stove. $100or best of- COLONIAL COUCh, excellent Full basement with washer /. night. (3131437-2344. Sefa's) Brighton. 10 a.m.- fer. (313)229-6193. condition. S3OO. Dining room tachments. Excellent condi- dryer. 1 car garage. 5 p.m. (313)227-2326. seles only. (517)546·3248, tion. $175.(3131498-2469. IN HOWEll STORAGE for almost any size (517)546-3345. BEDROOM 'leI. Bassell. Anli- $et, dark wood, 4 chairs with References requIred. S600 per COACHMANS COVE COUNTRY Primitive kitchen cushions, could be game LOVESEAT. Colonial, earth · 'month plus utilities. call after Rentals Irom $313 recreational vehicle. HOWELL. Friday and Satur- que oil white. French Proven- A beauUlul mobile lIome co"," Reasonable rates. Call cupboard. Original glass table. $200. Beautllul colonial tone 'colors With wood tnm. 6 p.m. (5m548-3032. Includes heat. ~ater.· munlty on Big POflage Lake. day. November 22 and 23, clal. 8 pieces. Good condition. (517)54604463. doora. ExCeplional hardware. $375.(313)437-5216. TV stand with bottom drawer, $150.LIke new. (313)227.0262. carpet. drapes. Concrete sltee .. " natural gas. S850. (313)867-3916. 8:30 a.m. Very large quantity I;lIGHLAND. 3 bedroom trl- rl1lular & double wldes. 3 miles $100.(313)231-2943. 2 living room couches, 1 level, 1'k baths, 2 car garage, range, refrigerator, WINTER storage. RV's. cars, of TOYS. portable electric 4 piece Bedroom set, mat- N. 011- .... 15minutes W. ot Ann boats, motorcycles. Fowler- DAVISBURG ANTIQUES tress, box spring included. DINING room. Solid oak, chair. colfee lable, plano, 'k acre lot. Duck Lake access. garbage disposal, Arbor.'I25f>er",?nlll. typewriter. many household ville. (~17)223-9109. MARKET. NOVEMBER 24. Items, very good 120 Bass ac- $150.(313)229-6690. -' pedestal table. 4 chairs, 2 complete bedroom set. Nicely landscaped and clubhouSCil, and next month December 15. leafs. $475.(313134&-0918. (3131349-2360alter 6 p.m. 'decorated. Axford Acres. 517-596-2936 cordion, Norelco razors, BRASS bed. Refrigerator. An- pool. No pets. Open- D89 W.nted To Rent Sprlnglleld-Oaks Center. US- folding calrs, Magnus chord ETHAN Allen walnut base MUST sell. Hotpolnt range, 'S695. (3131867-3864. 23 to M-59 to Ormond Road. lique wood bed. Best oller. ed 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. HOWELL. Mobile home lot for organ. 2975N Burkhart Road. (3131629-7099. cabinet and hutch, with 3 glass Frigidaire. refrigerator, • " ISLAND LAKE. Rent with op- 3 or 4 bedroom house with north to Davisburg Road, east Closed Tuesday. rent. Will take up to 14x65.$145 basement In or close to HARTLAND moving sale. arched doors. New. (313)346- assorted furmture. Best offer. ;tlon. S350 per month. (3131878- a month. Falrlane Estates, to Andersonville Road, south BABY Items. car seat, stroller, 6276 after 5 p.m. (313)66S-5308. 5990. (517) 546-m3 Howell city limits. Good 'k mile. Hours: 10- 5. Free ad- Saturday, November 23. 3333 playpen, miscellaneous. (517)546-1450. references. (517)54S.5077. Cullen Road. (313632-5482. ELECTRIC stove (white) $120. MOVING out of state. • MILFORD. 2 Bedroom house mission. Maternity clothes. small. HOWELL •. Moving sale. (3131348-6653. Room size carpets; light blue Whirlpool washer and dryer. on 3 acres. Horse barn. pad- HOWELL. 1 Bedroom, newly 074 U,It19 Quarters PROFESSIONAL· Northville, FURNITURE - oak chairs. side shag, $30. Gold. $30. Red $75.6 pIece Drexel dining set, docks. (313)3.49-3658. c.Iecorated, new carpeting. all To Shire surrounding areas. 3 • 4 board, plano stOOl, birds eye Washer, dryer. refrigerator. BATHROOM medicine queen sized bed, antique shag. $75. Single bed. $35. (3) $700. Couch, $70. Chair, $40. NEW HUDSON 2 bedroom appliances. balcony, heat In- bedroom house or condo. maple rocker. etc. Evenings. cablnel. Mirror and light. End table, $35. 2 foot stools, DOWNTOWN Howell house to Basement, garage. Or (2) 2 typewriter. etc. Saturday. Oak chairs (2 match), S30 each • townhouse. 1'k baths and . eluded, S365 plus security (313)449-6321. 36x42. (313)227-7398 alter (517)54S.1835. $10.Chair valet. $10. Bathroom deposit. call after 6 p.m. share. $200 monthly. After bedroom apartments. 'November 23rd. 3100 Gentry 5 p.m. • •basement. $425 per month. SOFA. a rare find. Perlect con- Road. ELECTRIC dryer, $75. Ken- space saver. $10. Kitchen light (313)231-3054. 5 p.m. (517)54S.1080. December 15 move. (3131349- dition. (3131684-2087. BABY crib set, 2 matching 'security deposit required. 8554. more washer, $125. Large GE fixture. $5. Bell and Howell • • (313)229-llOO7or (3131437-4811. HOWELL. Now taking applica- FOWLERVILLE. Working NORTHVILLE. Tables. lamps, dressefS, mallress, white. pro/ector. $20. Polaroid 100 roommate needed to share RESPONSIBLE couple waiting 102 Auctions spice chest. guitar, music, chest type freezer. $150. NOVI. 3 bedroom stone ranch, tions for 1 or 2 bedroom apart- $125.(3131867.a667. Round maple table. 4 chairs, camera, $5. Brownie movie ments at Quail Creek. call for large 2 bedroom mobile home. for home to be built, available herb wreaths, dried flowers, CANOPY bed plus mallress, camera. $5. Must sell thiS 2 car garage, carpeted. S600 $200 Includes all utilities. wreath supplies. 20803 $35. 3 older living room chairs, • per month. (313145$-2036. appointment. (517)548-3733. to house sit during winter dresser. crib, miscellaneous very good condition. S30 each. week. (313)229-4617. • (517)521-3523. months. call (3131538-5156. Chlgwldden. Friday. Saturday, • 'NORTHVILLE. 2 3 bedroom MILFORD. Newly decorated 1 JERRY DUNCAN'S baby Items. Best oller. 2 blond end tables, $15 both. MATCHING 7 II. couch and HOWELL. Red Oaks Subdlvl- RESPECTABLE female wan- 9 a.m. t05 p.m. (313)227-1659. houses for rent or sale. bedroom. $290 a month. Im- Electric range, $50. Single chair. green 1I0ral. $150. mediate occupancy. (313)354- slon. Person seeking compa- ting to rent a room In pleasant AUCTIONEERING NORTHVILLE. Entire contents COUCHES (2). both queen- bed. complete, $30. Call (3131669-9166. ~(313)3.49-0603 of Immaculate house to be 6600. ask for Pam. nion to share 2 bedroom home. (313)229-9154. SERVICE size, one hide-a-bed. Also Renee. (517)548-3260 or NORTHVILLE, city. 2 trailer. $200 a month plus hall sold In 2 days. Bedroom. living MILFORD. New. large luxury SINGLE father needs 2 Farm. Estate. matching loveseat. 2 Large (517)548-3679. MUST sell. Coffee alY.l end bedroom bungalow. $400 plus utilities. (313)227·2265. bedroom apartment. or mobile room. dining room sels. floor lamps. Dining rooms set. tables. Cosmo clock and radio utilities. Security and apartments. Walking distance Household. Antique. Linens, dishes. antique fur- ETHAN Allen dining set. HOWELL. House to share. home by December 1. Not (3131878-9785. Maple table. 2 leaves. 3 chairs. phone. Mirage phone. i!eferences. (313)3.49-3738. to shopping and dining. car· Miscellaneous. niture. Cambridge crystal, Magnavox and Richochet TV port, balcony. very scenic. $175monthly. Utilities Includ- over S400 per month. Excellent COLOR T.V.s - used. $99 to Deacon's bench. 5 years old. 2 ~INCKNEY. Newly renovated. ed. (517)54S.7263. references. call (3131425-1620. 437-9175 or 437-9104 refrigerator, stove. tennis games. Brownie 6 111m S600 per month. (313)227-2265. snowblower. lots of $125. Mr. T.V. (313)227-3527or bedroom sets. Full and twin. charmiog 2 bedroom country PINCKNEY area. Afternoon WANTED: Responsible couple (3131449-4564. All like new. (517)546-5881. making camera and projector. home. Ready for occupancy. miscellaneous. Off Main west GE vacuum with accessories. shift person to share house. needs rental from December of Center. south on Rogers to CHAIR, Herculon. rust color. 2 piece beige sectional with No Indoor pets. $375 per $200 a month clears utilities. till March while rlew home Is Vlelor adding machine. Ken- • month plus utilities. call Alan HOWEll ANTIQUE AUCTION 716 Thayer. Numbers at 9. $50. Shell unit/sliding doors. queen size sleeper. Excellent more washer and dryer. (3131878-5616evenIngs. being built. (3131437-4171or Open 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday Good for garage. $15.(3131437- condition, $400. (517)546-4141. (312)352-1253 evenings or. (313)278-6577. SAT. NOV. 2311 a.m. Hampster cage with food and weekends. SHARE South Lyon apart- Knights of Columbus Hall. and Saturday. 4345. ETHAN ALLEN couch and water dishes. Bird cage. 2 10 PINE·TREE ment with Mother and Infant. • SOUTH LYON. 4 bedroom, 2 82115 Dexter-Chelsea Road. NOVI. 26111 Meadowbrook. end tables. Traditional styling. gal. aquariums with ac- APARTMENTS $162.50 plus hall utilities • Dexter. Michigan. We will sell 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday. Triple pine dresser with mir- cessories. 1 15 gal. with ac- •l]aths. ranch, hall acre, family (313)437-5846. • (oom. deck. See to ap- early furniture. a collection of Saturday. Sunday. Anlique WHOLESALE DIRECT TO YOU ror. All excellent condition. cessories, 2 5 gal. with ac· L"rq': \·2 bedrooms. from HOUSEHOLD (313)68S.9654after 6 p.m. · • preclate. $66,000 by owner. 076 Industrial, Royal Doulton ligures. early bed, small appliances, old tv's Furniture Wholesale cessorles. (517)521-3648. \'~r)5 Hr:at. all appliances stoneware, anllque rilles. pat- and radios. Dishes, books, (3131349-1451after 6 p.m. Commertcal For Rent Distributors of Michigan seil- FRIGIDAIREdouble oven, $50. MAGIC Chef electric sell- • 'n'.lurJr:d Dishwasher. tem glass and china, quality guitar, many other items. ing all new merchandise In Drapes and hardware for 3 cleaning range. with (.()mplele carpeting. ex- 062 Lakefront Houses BRIGHTON. Arst class profes- 101 Antiques . collectibles and 2 hand woven NORTHVILLE. Womens onginal cartons, 2 piece mat· doorwalls, $50. (313)227-5765. microwave. Gold. excellent For Rent le,,')r secunty doors. pool sional building on Grand River oriental rugs. Please loin us tress sets. twin $511, full $78, condition. $500 or best. and club house. No pets. 1 clothes. play pen. cnb. swing. FREEZER. Wards 23 cu. ft. near Brighton Mall. From 500 ANTIQUE fumlture. glassware for this quality auction. knlck·knacks and more. queen $118. sofa-sleepers $119. chest. S300 or best. (517)546- (517)546-7762aller6 p.m. , .BUCK Lake, Hamburg/- month secunty depOSIt ALCONRAD up to 7.600 sq. ft. call Howell and collectibles. Furniture November 21. 22, 23. 10 a.m. bunk beds complete $811, 7 3139. NEW round butcher block , • 'Whltmore Lake area. 3 AUCTIONEERING Town and Country (313)227· stripping by hand, stripper t04:3O p.m. 119South Ely. piece living rooms S239, FULL sized innersprings and table, 4 Breuer chairs. $150. I bedroom furnished ranch. (517)546-7660 1111. and supllles for sale. Brass (313)761-3162 decorator lamps from $14.88, 5 (313)887-5801. $450 a month plus security. OAK GROVE. 1347 Fausselt mattress with foundation. us- BRIGHTON area. New In- door pulls. keyholes, locks. piece wood dinettes $159.$800 OLDER cO·'-uc-':'h-a-n-'d-c""'ha-'l-r.""$1-00- call (3131437-3094. Road. Heated building. ed very lillie, $100.46 In. rol .... dustrial buildings In establiSh- knobs, etc. Come In and Something for everyone. pits now $375. way bed with coil springs, $75. or best oller. (517)546-1339 NOVI. Apartments now ren- browse. Wednesday thru BRIGGS Lake. Brlght.>n area. ting. starting at $450. ed park. Energy elllclent. Ex· Thursday through Saturday Now open to public. skip the Alter6 p.m. (3131459-6416. alter5 p.m. • Small 1 bedroom house. Stove Saturday. 1 to 5 p.m. or ap- middleman. Dealers and In- •Townhouses starting at $560. cellent expressway location • ~RROW the month of November. 9to 5. and refrigerator. $325a month, pointment •• (517)546·7784 stitutional sales welcome. GE refrlgeratorllreezer. Frost- OIL furnace, l00KBTU. Trunk Please call (3131349-8200. 6.100to 46,400sq. ft. (3131437· AUCTION SOUTH LYON • Thursday, free, 17 cu. It. $250. (313)231- duct work, 250 gallon tank. 6 1'k months security. (3131651- 8961. (517)546-8675.Lake Chemung Name brands, serta, etc. 9658. PINCKNEY. Private 1 Oldies. 5255 E. Grand River. November 21. 9:30 a.m. to 9451 Buflalo. Hamtramck. 1 2229. years. $250.(3131437-6563alter bedroom. Bass lakefront BRIGHTON. 2.500 sq. ft. Light Howell. MI. SERVICE 3:30 p.m. Rototlller, lawn GOLD loveseat, like new. $85. 7 p.m. or weekends. • HOWELL. 3 bedroom with Industrial shop, Includes of- block N. of Holbrook. 1 bIoclt apartment. Superb at· -..~ aerator, air conditioner. E.ofConant. Gold striped loveseat, $60. 5'h 2 Piece sofa. Floral pattern, , deck overlooking lake, 1'k mosphere for appreciative fice. Dorr Road and Grand humidifier. many other GIANT Auction Is our FunTIme Buslneu ll7S-71118Mon. thru Sat., 10tlI7 cu. It. refrigerator. $85. $40. (517)223-9403after 3 p.m. · baths, large living room. $475 single person. Inciudes River. Lease $770 per month. miscellaneous Items. 7 Mile · per month. (517)540-9021. FlEA MARKET 187118Telegraph. 2 b10cka S. of (313)878-5110. RECONDiTiONED AP· relrigerator. range and all (517)548-3080. Households - Farm Estates· Road east of Ponliac Trail. AnUques. Bargains, Furniture Business· Llquldahons SMile. GE apartment sized washer PLIANCES. All good condition SOUTH Lyon. 3 bedroom on utilities. $360 per month. BRIGHTON area. Commercial , 150 Dealers Sliver Lake. Areplace. garage. 104 Household Goods 532-4080, Mon. thru Sal 10-8, and dryer. $275.(313)231-1261. and clean. All guaranteed. (3131878-9788. building on Grand River for Fn ~1Opm sal.Sun.101m-epm Roger Andersen Sun. 1206 Immediate occupancy. Partial- Zf4 E.MlCHtlJAH AT PARK HUMIDIAER. Used very little. serving livingston County on- SOUTH LYON. Pontrall Apart· lease or sale. 1,500sq. ft. with (313)229-9027 A 'PAINTING' Just to Express 144tlOGratiot. 2 bIocka N of 7 ly since 1975. LARRY'S AP- ly furniShed. Gas heating. $550 sign privileges. Plenty of park- OOWNTOWN YPSlLANTI cabinet style fumlture. Mon- ments on Pontiac Trail now Dealer Spece Yourself and. happily 'LIVE Mile, 521-3500, Mon. thru Sat., PLIANCES, (517)223-8106.. piUSutilities. (3131437-7464. Ing. (517)546-0669. AV8IlaIlIe tgomery Ward make, $45. call renting 1and 2 bedroom units. Weekday8. m-7tt711 W1Tti: The perlect Gift. Also lG- after 6 p.m. or weekends UNION LAKE on Cedar Island I REBUILT dryers. washers, From ~ Including heat and DOWNTOWN HARTLAND • Weel

I .. .. • • II • ... • • .. • ...... • ... " " 8-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, November 20,1985 .' • 104 Household Goods 105 Firewood 107 Miscellaneous 107 Mlacellineou, 109 Lawn & Garden 113 Electronics 151 Household Pets 152 Horses& 165 Help Wanted and Coal Care and Equipment Equipment REFRIGERATOR and stove, BRICK, reclaimed. Excellent RECORDS: classical, Jazz, APPLE 2E compute; with wa,sher and dryer. call after rock, pop, Hard to find, mest ENGLISH Springer Spaniel for homes and fireplaces. $190 WANTED: Repairable lawn screen. 80 column copier and SLEIGH-Cutter. Horse drawn, 5 p.m. (517)548-1024. A-1 FIREWOOD per 1,000.(3131349-4706. mint condition. 332 East Maln more. $800. (313)632·7842. puppies. Liver and white. Dew Assorted hardwood. Semi- mowers. Will be repaired In good condition, $475.(517)548- RQPER gas range. almond Brunswick 7 ft. pool table, Street, Northville. (313\349- small motor repair class. claws removed. $75. Call after loads or partial loads, 4840. 114 Building Materials' 8 p.m. (517)548-2381. 7231. color, used 1'h years. Like delivered. 4 ft. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. $300. Ping-pong table and (313\437·2510. new condition. $200. (517)548- Federal cords. Also bundled equipment, $60. (313\437-3011. STEEL, round and square tub- 7007after 5 p.m. Ing, angies, channels, beams, 110 Sporting Goods CEDAR fence posts. 8 ft., 4 In. ,., . slabwood. $39.50 each. Cut BOY'S winter Jackets, size ex· tops. $2.85 oach. 5 In. tops, SAWDUST REFRIGERATOR.30In. Phllco. and split 4 ft. x 8 ft. x 16 In. tra large, $15. 3 piece suit, etc. Call Regal's, (517)548- ATIENTlON: Eldred's Bait 1-20YARDS57.50YARD 3820. $3.10 each. Taking orders ATIENTION Frost free, Avocado, $110. facecord. From $33.50. new, size 18 regular, $35. 2 Shop now handles hunting now. PIck up after Thanksgiv- 21-30YARDS$7.25YARD (517}223-3946or (517}223-7200. (3131231·2207. long sleeved shirts, size 18,$1 SEVEN ft. Meyers plow, com- and fishing licenses. (313)229- Ing. (517)548-7;480after 2 p.m. 60YARDSUP $6.50YARD . . RECliNER chair, $75.Console each. Girl's winter coat, size piete, $500.19.5 cu. ft. upright 6857. weekdays, anytime DRYSAWDUST EVERYTIME Canterbury Cleaners at 43209', 1V (colorl, 21 In. RCA, $75. ACE slab wood, 3 facecord • 12,$5. Miscellaneous girls and freezer, good condition, $100. BELGIUM Brownie 12 gauge. weekends. NEXT DAY DELIVERY W. seven Mile Road, Nor>-".I boys clothes. (313)231-1917. (517)548-9510. UViNGSTON CO. LUMBER (3131348-2153. bunks, 4x4x8. No splitting, $20 5mm Remington, 3 boxes am- FURNACE. Propane hot water thville now accepting appllca- ~ RECLINER. Heat and vibrator. per facecord. Delivery SUPER mix wild bird feed, 50 mo. (313\437-288810 a.m. to heat. 144,000BTU, brand new (51n223-9090 tions for full and part·tlme· Ru'sl color. Mint condition. available. (517)223-9090. lb. bag, $6.50.Finch mix, 25 lb. 3 p.m. In the box. $600. (517)548-2212. LABRADOR Retrievers, AKC. employment. Several cashier I $100.(3131349-2028. CIRCULATION bag, $18.50. Thistle seed, 25 O.F.A. certified. American and TWO saddles, good condition, positions are available. Apply. BLUE OX FIREWOOD.98 - 100 NORTHVILLE RECORD DOWNHILL skis, boots and % oak. $38 per face cord lb. bag, $22.00. Cole's Canadian field champion. $150each. (3131'!37-4951. althe above address. , • ; REFRIGERATOR and wood poles. $100. call Ken at POLE BUILDINGS Black and yellow. Ready to go table, (313)227-1027. unspllt, 16 In.x4 ft.x8 ft. $47 Elevator. east end of Marlon (517)548-4748before 3 p.m. or 313-349-3627 Street In Howell. (517)548-2720. Buy from the professional December 1st. (313)629-a847. WANTED: 12 to 14 hand child- SINGLE steel bunk beds with split. (3131624-6754. (517)548-1220after 3 p.m. eource, 24x40x8 galvanlzod LABRADOR Retriever pups. ssfe pony. I have 2 very gentle AUTO TECHNICIANS mattresses, like new. $35 per FIREPLACE wood. Mixed CONSIDER Classified then building with service door and horses that need training. hardwoods. Split and season- SAVe 50% sliding door Included. Only AKC, black. Physical and Top pay for certified master set. (517}223-3913or (517}223- consider Itsold. shota. $200. (3131878-5240. Your choice. Can we trade? 9267. ed. $SO face cord delivered, 16 flashing arrow signs, $269. $3,549 ERECTED (no cash mechanics, Ford Lincoln Mer- • , COLOR video cameras, Lighted, non-arrow, $249. POODLE pups, AKC. Small, (5ln548-7480 afternoons or cury doalershlp experience SIXTY In. round country pine In.x4x8 ft. Phone (3131349-3122 previously owned, from $299. DEER down paymenl, monthly weekends. or (313\437-1202. Unlighted, $199.(Free letters!1 payments as low as $89 to shots, wormed, groomed. preferred. Apply at: AppIlO:; .. table. (2) 12 In. wide leaves See at Worid Wide Tv, See locally. 1(800)423-0163. (517)548-1459. Lincoln Mercury, 2100 W " and 4 chairs. (313)227-7398 FUEL wood, seasoned hard- (313)227-1003. PROCESSING qualified buyers). Top quality 153 Farm Animals (Also giant blimp sale!!). Stadium Boulevard, Ann A~- I after5 p.m. wood. 15 cord minimum, steel (12 colors available) and • SIAMESE cats, $SO each. All CUSTOM butchering, wrapp- Top Choice high grade lumber, STAN- shots up to date. (3131229-6384. CANADA geese, $10 a pair. bor. (313)668-6100. . ; J STOVE, refrigerator, delivered. (517)732-4693.Call evenings. Ing and freeZing. For beef, SATELLITE System. Com- Hinds & Sides DARD SUPPLY AND LUMBER Wood ducks. $30 a pair. dishwasher. Avacado green. lamb and deer. Also beef SEVEN adorable AKC English ------,, plete. $900. Installation COMPANY. 75years of leader- Springer Spaniel puppies and (3131878-9439,13131326-7823. " Allin good working condition. FIREWOOD for sale. Hard- sales. Prescott's Meat Pro- available. Call Starwalker wood, round, you pick up, $27 Bill Chopp ship In the building supply 1 ugly one. $1SO. Great CATILE. Reduction of herd. Want to soli all together for a cessing, 18314 Williamsville (517)548-5150. business. Call toll-free 7 a.m. Yearlings, heifers, steers and very low price. (313)22&-2589. a cord. $38 a cord, round, Quality Meats playmates or hunting dogs. Road, Gregory. (313\498-2149 SALESMANS sample sale. Do 1118p.m. l-a00-442-9190. (3131887-9877. brood cows rebred. Will show ATIENTION SINGER-deluxe model. Par· delivered. $45 per cord, split, by appointment. delivered. 5 Cord minimum. your Christmas shopping ear- 22894Pontiac Trail TOY poodle. Male, cream, 5 saturday and Sunday. 11616 . ) \ table zlg-zagger In sturdy car- COLORanalysis. What season (313)887-1263.Call after 6 p.m. ly! Name brand leather goods, In King Plaza 4 SECTIONS of 5 ft. masonry months. $200. AKC. (517)223- Clyde Rd.. Hartland, 1'h miles Are you tired of struggling to'- rying case. Payoff $48 cash or are you? (3131229-4450. east of U5-23. (3131354-5566. the top of someone else$ ; FiREWOOD,mixed hardwood, Includng luggage, men's and scaffolds with 1 set of 6 ft. sec- 3431. payments of $7 per month. 5 ladles' wallets, brief cases, South Lyon tion and 1 metal plank. $400. business, are you tired of' 1 seasoned 6 months. 4x8x16,_ TEDDY bear hamsters, cute 4 year old registered Dorset year guarantee. Universal CHRiSTMAS CARDS desk accessories, appoint- 437-6266 (313)632-7842. layoffs, limited Income.:, not split. $30. Split, $37. and cuddly. Long hair and ram. Asking $125or best offer. sewing Center, (313)334-0005. Collection inctudes cards ment books, travel kits, Call after 7 p.m. (517)655-4040. possibilities. Be your own •• STEREO.cabinet, Walnut col- Minimum of 3. Free delivery. 115 Trade Or Sell short hairs. Wholesale prices. boss, be an agent with' designed for business and purses and more. A nice varie- DEER processing. $25. Any it or, amlfm cassette record (517)223-9247. (517)548-5077. Farmer's Insurance Group." professional use. Currier & ty of costume and fine Jewelry, SKIS, Olin 730, 180 cm with time. (3131227-6726or (3131735- player, good conditon, $100. FIREWOOD. $40 face cord, YELLOW Lab. 15 weeks. Start part-time, complete I I Ives, Madonna and Child. falls lewel boxes and umbrellas. All Solomon 337 bindings. New, 116 Christmas Trees 5524. (2) Gold leaf mirrors, 26 in. x 38 4x8x18. (3131750-9865 after shots, AKC. (3131348-5108after training program, unlimited)' and embossed designs. South Items from SO% to 80% off. never used, $189. CAMERA, In., ;20 each. (5m546-4642 4:30 p.m. 4:30 p.m. FIMMENTAL cross steers. SIlO opportunities. call Bill J. Cox. ' Lyon Herald, 101 N Lafayette. Hand painted Infant clothing Canon A·l with case. Like 117 Office Supplies after~ p.m. MIXED hardwood, $45 per and accessories from $2 to $8. to 700 pounds. (5171546-3285. (3131522.ooSS. ' • (313\437-2011. new, $200. (313)227-9588. and Equipment 152 Horses& SIEGLER 63,000 btu room cord, seasoned. Call (3131227- November 22, 23 from 10 a.m. HOLSTEIN fresh and spr- 7570. to 6 p.m. 10323Carriage Drive, SCHWINN Continental 10 Equipment Inging heifers. Hampshire fl, heater, $75. 52 gallon electric CHRISTMAS CARDS. Make 118 Wood Stoves !lot water heater, $25.(3131878- Colonial Village subdivision. If speed. Must sell. 570 or best. boars. (5171543-3415. MIXED firewood, 1 year your selection from one of our (3131349-71SS. ANNOUNCING the opening of I:'~, c- 2705. seasoned, 4x8x16, $40 face beautiful albums. Without you get lost, call (313)227-4392. AIRTIGliT, firebrick. lined, a new Hunter/Jumper training JERSEY cow, Bred to 0,' l TWO pairs of skis, poles and STEREO cabinet with 2 mat- picked up, $45 delivered. names or personalized. Six foot doorwall with screen wood stove and lirtlplace In- and sales center, Near Knob Hereford. $3SO. Also 4 month ACCEPTING applications for .f ching speakers. Excellent (51n521~62. Milford Times. 436 N Main, and aluminum frame, $150. boots. $150each. (313)669-1042 serts, $400. Kits also available, \ Farm, In South Lyon. Under helfer, $200. Both very gentle. experienced waitresses. App-' • after5 p.m. condition, $175.(3131348-2364. MIXED firewood. $4S face 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. (313168S- (3131231·2581. $200. Homegrown the management of Roger (3131750-0102. Iy In person oniy between ~ SOFA. Traditional, good concord, 4 x 8 x 16. Split and 1509. SLUSH Puppy. New com- 111 Farm Products WoodstoVEis.(313)227-5185. Turner. We ala looking for SILVER gray Ram. lY.l years. 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Potpourri • dition, $100.(517)546-1076. delivered. (5171521-4788 or COMMODORE computer, 1 pressor, great shape. $1,600 or ASHLEY and Earth wood boarders and students, sale or lease. (3131231-2098. Restaurant. Kroger Shopping , ; (51n521-39S6. year old. Complete wilh disk best. (5171546-3139. APPLES, cider, honey, jam, stoves. Howlett Brothers, students of all levels. Our sale Canter. Howell, Mi. .' ·.Ie SEARS upright frostless horses are reasonably priced. 154 Pet Supplies freezer. Good condition. $150. MIXED hardwood, split. $35 drive, printer, color monitor SHAKLEE. Lost your sup- popcorn. Homemade donuts Gregory. (313\498-2715. ADULT foster care. Live-in I ~ weekends or by order. Open 7 (313\437-llO71. (517)546-8173. facecord, 4x8x18. $40 and software package for a plier? We'll serve you. Free 1899Airtight Hotblast number RABBIT cages. Wire, hanging, manager. salary plus benefits. : small business. Complete days, 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. ARABIAN, 6 year old Chestnut Good driving record. South SEARS heavy/duty washer delivered. (517)2~-9339'even- delivery. (5171548-6835. 45 cast iron wood burner. ex- plus carryinp cages. Best of- Ings. $1,300.(313)227~ evenings. Hilltop Orchard, and Cider cellent condition. Call gelding. shown Western, fer. (517)548-7231. Lyon. (313\478-0870. : and dryer. $100 for both. TAKING Christmas orders for Mill, 1 mile north of White Lake SEASONED mixed hardwoods CLARION car stereo and CB. beautiful 21 inch Cabbage (517)548-7417. English and Dressage. Great AUTOMOTIVE recycler needs " (313)349-0918. Road, on Hartland In Fenton. disposition. (313\437-D368 or delivered $60 per face cord Currier Centurion 400 Patcb show ponys and BUCK stove, fireplace Insert 155 Animal Services responsible Individual' for. : TRASH compactor, Sears, ex- Homebase, new stili In box, 60 (3131629-9292.Also antique fur- (313\437-2671. 4x8x18.(313)348-0133. Unicorns. (5171546-0251. or free standing, 3 speed ALL breed boarding and disassembly and Inventory, J cellent condition. $100. It. tower. Approximately 100 niture! 8 year old ~ Arab gelding, shop clean up and; (517)546-0084. SEASONED mixed, split hard- TWO Sears chain saws. New automatic blower, like new, grooming by professionals year old cook stove, good con- ALFALFA hay, beautiful, 2nd J woods. Oak, hickory, maple, chains on both. 20 In., $150.14 $3SO. (3131227-2446. $300. (5171548-1127. maintenance, and deliveries: mUNDLE bed, dresser wilh dition, warming oven and and 3rd cutting. Bred Angus with over 25 years experience, ash, beech. $44. Free delivery In.. $125.(3131878-3733. CAST Iron wood burning AQHA. Mare and geldings. Don't be dissappolnted, make Pay negotiable. South L~on .• • hutcb. $350or best offer. After resarvior. WOmllnS SChwinn heiferll, some fresh. (517)521- (313\437-4164. I •• wilh 3 or more. South Lyon Both 3 years, excellent blood 3:30 p.m. (3131437-5242. 10speed. (3131878-9423. TR5-80 Model II computer. 2 3849, stove. In excellent condition. your holiday reservations ear- area also. (313)229-5457. bay disk expander. Assorted Call (313\437-6492. lines, show quality, some ly. Tamara Kennels, (3131229- MW Restaurant, 12 Oaks I 9cu. ft. Uprightfreezer, $80. 22 CLOTHING for tall or big men. APPLES. Old Fashioned Nor- SEASON ED hardwood, programs, AIR, G/L, Payroll, others. APHA-B. Mare, bay. 4339. Mall, Is currently restaffing cu. ft. upright freezer, $250. Dress or casual wear. Hatt- thern Spy. $6, $4 bushel. FIREPLACEInsert. 1 Year old. Simco 161n. western saddle, 4x8x16,$40 pIcked up, delivery Scripsit. Negotiable. (517)548- Arebrlck lined, like new, $375 and looking for cashiers, prep : 5 Leaves removed, grass- pot·bellled stove. ,/ , WORKBENCH, Wooden, 8 dethatched, Mowing, Insured, PINE-POPLAR ." 5350 300 It, x 2'h II. Sturdy. $15, (511)548-2294. Pickup or delivered, can han· I • (517)548-4875aher5 p.m. Foreman Orchards IELL~·~lr'" .' , dle Inside arena. SERVICES,INC. , . CALL EVENINGS INTERNATIONAL Cub Lowboy 3 mile, Wellt of Northville on 7 Mile Rd. (511)548-2942ANYTIME snowblade. Like new. $150. / OR (517)548-6829 349·1256 OPEN DAILY 9:00-5:00 313-878-6106 (517)548-3819. ~~~~~_Jl.

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ACCEPTING appllcalions for BRIDGEPORT operators, lalhe COOK wanted with DENTAL Hygienist. 1 or 2 days FAST paced automotive sales MECHANICS and helpers. PRODUCTION trainee full· evel\lng custodial work In the operalors and clean up. Kern background In oriental cook· per week. Must be people offICe, looking for person for HOUSEKEEPING AIDE Sky.Reach, 53843 Grand River. Ume. Permanent position with BrIght~n. Howell, Fowlerville Industries, (313)349.4866. Ing lor new restaurant In oriented, caring. prolesslonal customer service position. New Hudson. (3131437·1783. small manufacturing firm In area. send resume to: P.O. Howell. Please send Inlorma· COOK and enlhuslastlc. (3131229- Typing a must, CRT ex· Full-time position available. MECHANIC wanted. Com- Northville. Responsibilities In· Box ~0028, lansing, MI "8901 6740. perlence helpful. Send clude: Sodderlng, brazing, tIon on yoursell and for details Will train. Flexible, part·tlme, Job Includes vacuuming, mop- puter knowledge necessary. or C 1l\(517)372'()700. resume to: L. Bloom. 31500 testing 011coolers, operating a to Oriental Express, P. O. Box convenient hours. Perfect for DISHWASHERS. cooks, salad Ing floors, washing lurnlture, Chrysler experience preler. West 13 Mlle. Suite 140, Farm- bridgeport and mill. general AMOCO service stalion hiring 1034,Howell, MI. 48843. housewife with school bar persons. Full-time for days washing dishes. Whitehall red. Apply: Dave's Auto Ington Hills, Michigan 48018. machine clean up, etc. Will full time help for days and CONSTRUCTION laborer. children. Apply: Mexican and afternoons. Waitresses Convalescent Home, 43455 Repair, 2375 West Grand train. The right candidate will afternoons with full medical BLUE Ught, easy work. Must climb Jones Restaurant, 675 West lor all shifts. Apply In person, FINANCE ADMINISTRATOR. Ten Mile, Novl. (3131349-2200. River, Howell· Monday thru be responsible. hard working benefits available. High ladders up to 2 story. paid Grand River, Brighton or call Brighton Big Boy. New position 01 western Friday. 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and dedicated with excellent • school and college students JEAN weekly. (3131685-9949.(313)685- (313)227·2122a.m. only. DOMINO'S pizza 01 South Wayne County community. 2 Thursday until 9 p.m. INTELLIGENT caring mature attendance. Starting salary $4 welcorne. Apply In person: Lit- 8209 mornings or early or late Lyon now hiring delivery per- million General Fund. 1.7 MACHINE operators. No ex· person to manage Wall· per hour. Benellls. bonus,. tle Oasis, 1-96 and Grand River. evenings. sons and phone specialists. million Enterprise BUdgets. ed Lake group home. Live-In. perlence necessary. Ideal for JOBS CARPENTER'S helper needed Responsible lor accounts regular raises. Write R & 0 Brighton. CARPENTERS. Residential call or stop In after 3 p,m. WIll train. Call (313162+3285or women. 1951 Easy St.. Walled to Install windows. Long payable. accounts receivable, Enterprises, Dept. PT-NN. ADULTS motor route carriers Kelly Services has temporary production. Roughers and (3131437-4114. (3131681.a207. Lake. hours, some Saturdays. Some payroll, Investing and repor· P.O. Box 5380, Northville, MI needed for Howell. Contact assignments on day, after- finishers. Including crews. Ab- EXPERIENCED set up MATURE loving si"er needed experience necessary please. tlng. BA In accounting. IMMEDIATE openings for the 481S7. Jim Doll. (3131227-1129,Detroit noon and mldnlghl shifts. No operator lor Brown and part·llme In my home. Must solutely must have residential Must have transportallon to business administration or lollowing positions: Free Press. experience necessary; must production experience. Sharpe automatic screw have car. call after 7 p.m. Brighton area each morning. related lIeld. salary range dishwashers, 7 a.m. to have own transportation. Detroit suburbs. One years machine. Top wages and Fenton-Hartland Fred Lumley (313)231-1737. $17,500 to $23.500 plus educa- 3 p.m.; bus persons. (313)829-1m. PRINTING work for qualllied people. benefits. (517)546-2548. R ' 0 hQusekeepers, midnight kit- area. DIRECT care workers. Work tion benefits. Send resume to: ASSEMBLY Apply Monday through Friday TIme and hall over 40. Call 9 to SCrew Products, rnc.. 810 chen utility. Must apply In per· with handicapped and retard- Bruno SC8cchitti, Township MECHANIC wanted. Full or Livingston counties largest al: 5. (313)528-0055. Fowler Street. Howell. son only. Monday thru Friday, "'WORKERS ed adults In small group Manager. Northville part·tlme. Minimum 5 years commercial printer needs a CARRIERS wanted lor delivery EXPERIENCED cashiers between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. licensed experience. Apply In small press operator. Ap- Light: production assembly. 34115W. 12 MILE RD home. Training provided. Township, Northville, MI of the Monday Green Sheet. wanted. Dally counter help. Sheraton Oaks Hotel. 27000 person only: Brighton Auto plicants must have a minimum day: shift work with well SUITE 155 Good wages and good 48167·239by December 6, 1985. Routes open In Howell, areas Apply In person, Wixom Food Sheraton Drive. Novi. E.O.E Sales and Service, 9851 East 01 2 years experience on • established Howell company. FARMINGTON HILLS benellls. Call (313)769-0n5. of: South National and Bush Market. 31100Wixom Road. Grand River, Brighton. duplicators or offset presses. Good hand dexterity and team (313)553-7820 Street. Butler. Booth and DIETARV aides. Full and part- FILM PROCESSING Potential lor advancemenl to work Important. Good pay and MATURE person to work with Oakway. also area 01 Chateau lime day positions available. DAY AND NIGHT SHIFTS IMMEDIATE OPENING larger printing presses. Full- benefits with a people the elderly. Full-time Mobile Estates. Please call Apply within Monday thru FrI- EXCELLENT Ume position with exceilent oriented company. Please day. 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Beverly available. Must be dependable Clrculallon. (5171548-4809. Guardian Photo. a national Mlllord area supervisor for benellts. Call Dan at G- send work record In con- KELLY Manor. 24500 Meadowbrook and have common sense. Call wholesale photo IInlsher, is CARRIERS wanted to deliver WORK commercial janitorial service. Mary Lou at Whitehall Home Graphics, (3131229-8003. fidence to: Personnel, P.O. Rd •• Novl. currently seeking full·tlme the Monday Green Sheet In Hours may vary. Malure, ex· lor the Aged. (313)474-3442. Box 500, Howell, MI. 48843. SERVICES OPPORTUNITIES employees for the day and The "Kelly Girl" the areas 01 Brighton and PIn- DOWNTOWN Howell office ac- perlenced person. Send PART-TIME breaklast cook. night shifts. NO EXPERIENCE MACHINIST trainee. People. Notan ckney. Call Circulation cepting applications lor a lull- resume, Including previous part-time night cook. Apply In AS$ISTANT shift manager. Temporary Assignments lor: NECESSARY. we will train Mechanically Inclined. will egency; never a fee (313)227-4442 leaving nallle, lime office manager. Good employment, relerences to: person between 2 and 6 p.m. Aml!llious person looking for you. Starting pay. S3.35 an learn to operale moog, lalhe Equal Opportunity address and phone number to phone and clerical experience Personnel Director, 3093 Brighton Annie's. Woodland advancement. Good pay. App- hour. Full benelit package In- and I'llll and make deliveries. Employer M/F/H deliver Monday Green Sheet and computer skills needed. TYPISTS Enterprise Drive. Saginaw, MI Plaza. ly In person: Novl Big Boy. cluding Lile and Health In- Call (517)546-7450. Thursday In your area. send resume to: Box 2099. c/o 48603. Novl Road and 1-96. (313)349- The Livingston County Press, surance. pension, etc. Weekly November 21, between 2 p.m. PART-TIME day wallress. Register now for our 4243: CARPENTERS wanted. Ex· 323 E Grand River. Howell. MI production bonus, classiflca· and 4 p.m. Equal Employment 'Nlght dishwasher. Apply In "WORK TO WIN" perlence prelerred. Rough SECRETARIES Opportunity/Affirmative Ac- person between 2 and 6 p.m. • AUTOMOTIVE heavy repair. 48843. tion raises as you learn skills Sweepstakes. The residential. Steady employ- tion. Employer/trainer. Annie's Pot. Howell. Sta(e certified. GM ex· and seml-annual merit raises. IMMEDIATE openings; more you work. the ment. Call (313)348-2514,leave DESIGN ENGINEER, Pyles pe[lence preferred. Apply SWITCHBOARD switchboard/receptionist and PERSON wanted to deliver the better your chance name. number and past ex- DIvIsion, sealed power cor- service Manager. Stan Perry porallons. Wixom, MI. has an Interested parties apply bel· me clerk in Howell. Teller in MANAGER Monday Green Sheet and the towin. perience. OPERATORS Chevrolet, 2675 Milford Road, Immediate need lor qualllied «een 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Hartland. Apply In person at to operate convenience store- Wednesday Brighton Argus to al: New cenlury Bank, 207 North gas station. Musl have 1 to 2 carriers and to stores In the \4l1ford,MI. COUPLE or person to clean design personnel to assist In Michigan. Howell. E.O.E. years experience and reliable area of Pinckney and ,UTO mechanic needed now. churCh In Millord. (313)684- an expanding engineer group. WORD GUARDIAN PHOTO transportation: Starting salary Brighton. Must have van ot Full-time. permanent position. 0895 or (3131887-1052. Positions will be responsible IMMEDIATE opening lor for project development 01 PROCESSING 43043 W. 9 MILE ROAD eslimator. Automollve stamp- $235 to $285 per week bjlsed covered truck, must also be Full company benefits. Very BABYSITTER needed In CARRIERS wanted to dello/er special systems utilized In the NORTHVILLE Ing and prototype company In on experience. Apply In per- good with handling kids. call busy billion $$$ company at home. 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Monday Green Sheet and automotlves. aerospace and OPERATORS Brighton. Musl be able 10 son Monday through Friday at Circulation (313)227-4442 leav· -etail tire and auto service Monday through Friday. ex- Wednesday Millord Times In electronic Industries. Sound FULL·TIME receptionist/- prepare quotations Irom McPherson 011 Company. 124 Ing name. address and phone 3tore. Goodyear Auto Service cellent pay. (3131629-3451. Highland areas of: Helen and knowledge of mechanical secretary. Experienced In automotive blueprints. Ex· West Grand River, Howell bel· number. Conter. Detroit. Call Oon at BABYSITTER. My Fowlerville King, Davlsta and Oakridge, RECEPTIONISTS engineering prlnlclples. answering phones, typing, perlence In progressive and ween 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. (313)837-4494.Start Immediate- home. 3 young children. LaSalle Gardens and Highland PART·TlME person lor phone .' machine shop practices, and Blue Cross billing and account line dies mandatory. 5 years collections. At leasl 24 hours Iy If you are a salesmen and II 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., 2 to 3 days Hills Trailer Park. Call Circula- We offer: • control device required. ex- receivables. Send resume minimum experience with NEED a IIl1le extra money for per week. Must have good cortlfled In front-end tuneup. weekly. Experienced. tion. (3131685-7546. cellent opportunities for along with relerences to: relerences. Good starting the week? Work just on Mon- brakes and electrical. references. Own transporta· • Excellent Pay communication skills. Call" Child Family services 01 pay. excellent benefits. For in- days lor a lew hours at your tlon. (517)223-9368. creative Indlvidluals looking • Paid Vacation & (517)546-6438,Monday througti AUTO parts counter person. CLERK Michigan, Inc.. livingston terview. call (313)229-2364. convenience delivering a lew lor diversity. Competitive • Merit Increases Friday. 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Ask We are seeking counter per- BABYSITTER wanted In my Guardian Industries has an County Office. 3075 E Grand Monday Green Sheels. LOOk- salaries and excellent benefit • Work for Top Companies In INDUSTRIAL Engineer - for Mr. Ward. sons with previous retail ex· South Lyon home. Part·tlme. opening lor a lull-time clerk. Ing lor dependable people program. Forward resume to: your Area RIVer. Howell, MI48843. Atten- degree, experience to design PART-TIME bartender/- perlence. Contact Mr. Blair, (3131437-3730. Responsibilities will Include wilh a car. Routes open in all B. Kllllck, Chlel Engineer. tion: Billie Oberstaedt, Office and develop new appliance wallperson. Apply Pinckney (3131624-8767.Murray's Auto. micro-111m Indexing. swlt· areas 01 Brighton, Hamburg BABYSmER wanted for hap- 28990 Wixom Road. Wixom. CALL FOR APPOINTMENT Manager. E.O.E. products. Non-smoker preler· Bowl and Lounge. 135 W. Walled Lake. chboard receptionist, and and Pinckney. Roules all bas· py 21 month old boy whose Michigan, 48098. MONDAY-FRIDAY: FEMALE/male cashiers red. Apply at Johnson Pro- Main, Pinckney. light IlIIng. Excellent finger ed In small areas so they can r.. ' - BAKERY and Dell help mother teaches. Light DIRECT care worker In area wanted Immedlalely lor C- ducts, 7813 West 6 Mile, wanted. Must be hard working dexterity and prior experience be handled easily. For more PART·TIME cook needed. fop- housework and supper group homes. Full or part- (313)553-7820 store gas station In Highland, salem, MI48175-0444. Send or and pleasant. Full and part- on a large volume swlthcboard Inlormatlon call Bob at ply Pinckney Bowl and preparallon. References re- time, flexible hours, various 34115W. 12 Mile Rd. Pinckney and Howell. Apply In bring resume. . time available. Apply between quired. (517)S46-5915 aller Is required. We offer 8.'1 al'sac- (517)54&3838. Lounge, 135 W. Main. Pin- shifts available. ;4.20 to start, Suite 155 person at: McPherson 011, 124 INFANT care in my Brighton the hours of 3 and 7 p.m. p.m .. tlce starting wage and a com· ckney. S $4.70 after paid training. Good Farmington Hills West Grand River. Howell. NURSES aides lor long term ~ Marla·s Bakery. 41~2 West plete employee benefit home. Full-lime, starting PERSON with mechanical BATCHMAKER. Knowledge 01 opportunity lor students and between8 a.m. and 4 p.m. January 1. (313)229-7336. care lacility. Part and lull time • Ten Mile, Novl. (313)34&-0545. package. Please send a letter ability to work lor cable TV 1 basic math, ability to com- homemakers. Extra Income, Register now lor our positions available lor all or resume to: Bob Merrick, INSPECTOR small parts. Ex- company. Will train. WIlling to • BOYS and girls Interested In prehend lormulallon sheet. 11ft good benellls. Call (313)973- "WORKTOWlN" shifts. Will train. Apply In per- Guardian Industries. 43043 GENERAL LABORERS perience helplul. Send travel at our expense. i; delivering Northville Record up to 50 lb •• work with minimal 8611or (313)464-3344.EOE. Sweepstakes. The are needed 10 do a variety 01 son: Whitmore Lake Convales- West Nine Mlle. Northville. resume or apply: Patterson cenl Center. N. Main 1(313)352-2255. § on Wednesday afternoon call supervision. Call (517)546-7450 DENTAL receptionist. Ex- more you work. the work Including: grinding. ban- 8633 Michigan 48167. Lake Products, 1600 Patterson Street, Whitmore Lake. Equal PART·TIME or lull-time book. f; (313)349-3627. Thursday. November 21 bet- perience necessary. able to better your chance ding, assembly and machine Lake Road, Pinckney, MI Opportunity Employer. keeper needed. (3131449-2071 BRIGHTON area. General w!'en 9 a.m. and 11 a.m. controllront desk and handle to win. operation. These jobs would ~i COOKS and dishwashers. Full 48189. between 9 a.m. and Noon. - clerical. Typing, bookeeping. Equal Opportunity Employer/- scheduling. Insurance. and begin Immediately. 40 to 55 and part·tlme. Day or night JANITORS and supervisor NOVI Inn. 43317 Grand River. Must be neat. Good with Affirmative Acllon Employer/- collections for busy dental 01- hours per woek. Call Man- shift. Good pay. excellent wanted lor part·tlme evening Part·llme barpersons and grill figures and have own Trainer. l1ce. Please send resumes to: power, Inc. (3131685-3757. PROTOTYPE SHOP MNGR. working conditions. Apply In shift In the vicinity 01 10 Mile cooks. Apply In person transportation. Permanent BABYSITTER part·tlme for KELLY Leading manulacturer 01 Box 2101. c/o Brighton Argus. 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. weekdays. person. Novl Big Boy, Novl and Taft, Novi roads. Call relraclory products is seeking ~.tlme position. Daily p.m. toddler and Inlant. In my 113 E. Grand River. Brighlon, GENERAL shop labor. No ex· Road and 1-96. (3131349-4243. I Monday· Friday. 9 a.m •• (3131349-1438. Entry level position for recent Brighton home. (3131229-7525. MI. 48116. SERVICES perlence nece~sary. will train. recent engineering graduate COSMETOLOGIST. Ex· The "Kelly Girl" 4 p.m. (313)875-8787. NIGHT waitresses wanted. or experienced foreman to Ng" • school grad or high BOOKKEEPER. 2 years ex- DENTAL assistant. Experlenc· Good potential lor advance- perlenced prelerred. Must be People. Not an JANITOR and supervisor Apply In person at: Goal Farm. supervise prototype shop.- .. s.::llOOlstudent. Send resume perience In both accounts ed. 3 days a week In ment. Apply in person bet- I motivated and ambitious. agency; never a lee. wanted for part·tlme evening 23625 Novi Road, Novi. Ask for Desired qualiflcatlon~ Include too:"80x 454. Milford, MI48042. payable and accounts ween 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Mon- !: '. speclallst's office. (3131229- Equal Opportunity shift In the vicinity 0110 Mile, Paul. It B 0,0 K K E E PER \w I t h receivable and payroll. Small (3131227-5730. day through Friday at: 10810 mechanical creativity, com-· 7800. EmployerM/F/H Taft and Novl Roads. Call Mon- NANNY needed to care for my Receivables, Payables. busy office In Howell. good CONSTRUCTION trades, Plaza Drive. Whitmore Lake. munlcalive ability. and supor· » DIETARY aides. Good pay. day through Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 year son Monday - Friday. ~ Payroll experience. K & J. chance for advancement. carpentry. block and stone just west 01 U5-23 and" north visory experience. Compen- . Detroit Baptist Manor. Farm- 4 p.m. (313)875-8787. 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. My home sallon Includes competitive ~ (517)546-6570. Computer experience heiplul laying. Non-smoker prelerred. ELECTRICIAN wanled for wir- olfofM-36. Ington Hills. (3131626-8560. prelerred. Coon Lake Road. but not nessary. Willing to Apply Johnson Products, 7813 Ing 01 conveyors and automa- LIGHT Industrial workers salary plus bonus and I BABYSmER In my Northville GRILL. cooks. Experience Your home/Lalson SChoul. learn. Typing skills would be West 6 Mile, Salem. MI 48175- tion from electrical drawing. needed. Call K & J Associates benelils. Send resume 10: Rex , "omlt. 2 children. 5 years and prelerred or will train. Full- Relerences must. Good pay Roto Corporation, P.O. Box helpfUl. Reply to: P. O. Box 0444. DO YOU HAVE ACNE? send resume to: Trl-Veyor (517)546-6570. a yeats. Early morning hours. EARN $75to $100 time days or nights. Hartland lor right person. (517)546-8757 980. Fowlerville, MI48836. 440, Attenllon Betty. Howell, CUSTOMER SERVICE Corporation, 10125 Industrial LEGAL Secretary lor partner (313)348-6463after 2 p.m. Volunteers needed to - test DrIve, Whitmore Lake, -MI. BIg Boy.M-69and U5-23. afterS-p.rn: ' - MI. 48843. - REPRESENTATIVE.- THER- 01 medium sized western BABYSmER needed In my research medications lor GOOD Income working with MOFIL. an established 48189.(3131231·2100. I Oakland County law firm. Pay NEEDED: Driver lor ¥.tton PIT Stop now hiring lull and I'omellfull-tlme days, MolII/ay., BABYSmER. Teacher wants laclal acne. Office visits and mall from home. experience plastics manulacturer In the EXPERIENCED barn help commensurate with ex· delivery truck. Must have part·tlme 011technicians. Ex- Friday. 2 preschoolers and,1· mature loving person to care supplies Iree to eligible par- unnecessary. Details. send Brighton area Is seeking a wanted Immediately. Milford perlence and organizational good driving record. (3131231- perle!1ce necessary'. Apply chool ,aged child. Light for Inlant In my Novl home, ticipants. You must have sell-addressed stamped conscientious. service area. (3131685-3182. skills. Reply to: P.O. Box 400, 1722. within: 320 West Grand River, ,Iousekeeplng, dally wage. Monday through Friday begin- moderately severe acne (12 envelope: D. Johnson, P.O. oriented Individual to supple- FULL time position open In Northville. MI 48167 or call lor NEED extra cash? We need Brighton. ning In January. Relerences pimples or more). $75 to $100 Box 833-NN, Northville, MI. '. Social Security, transportation ment our customer service !in appolnlment at (313)349- honest reliable help cleaning PART·TIME dietary aide need· allowance. Rush Lake area. required. (313)348-3205. paid at the successlul comple- new construction work for per· 48167. department. Prerequisites for son with good mechanical 3980. homes. Call (313)231-2581. ed, 4:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m •• Contact Suzanne Duquette. at BABYSmER wanted lor 9 tion 01 the 12 to 15 week GROUP home lor handicap- this challenging position In- ability and at least 2 years LIBRARIAN. Children and YA. NURSE aides needed. Full- shift. Call. (313)685-1400or ap- PHS. (3131878-1115. month old girl In my home In studies. Contact University 01 ped adults needs direct care clude: communlcallon skills. working experience. salary MLS required. Automatlclan lime. part-time and partial ply: West Hickory Haven, 3310 BABYSmER, my Novl home. the Howell area. Monday Michigan, Department 01 Der- staff. Hours vary. High school phone etiquette and the ability based on ability. Good knowledge. Evenings. Satur- shifts. Call, (3131685-1400orap- West Commerce Road. Tuesday and Thursday 8 a.m. through Friday. Relerences matology. Monday Ihrough diploma or GED and valid to type, record and file, order benellts. Call (313)420-2561 day. Sunday hours. Resume ply: West Hickory Haven, 3310 Milford. weekdays, 8:3O.a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Happy 4 year old. required. salary negotiable. Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. at driver's license required. Call entry and shipping data, CRT between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m. by November 27 to director. West Commerce Road. t03:3O p.m. Qeslre mature, loving person. Call after 5:30 p.m. (517)546- (3131783-5519 lor lurther (517)54lHl581 Monday Ihrough data entry a plus. Applicants Monday through Friday. Mlllord Township Library, 1100 Mlllord. Weekdays, 8:30 a.m. PART·Tlme Waitress and (313)474-5318. 1716. details. Friday 9 a.m. to 4 p.m: may apply at Thermolil. Inc .. FULL-TIME posllion available. Atlantic Street. Milford, MI. t03:3O p.m. Doorman wanted at Rascal's 6150 Whitmore Lake Rd. 45 plus hours per week. 48042. Lounge, Soulh Lyon. (3131437- Brighton, MI48116. DENTAL front office. 30 hours secretarial skills a must. Non- GENERALOFFICE LOOKING lor part·tlme NURSING DIRECTOR 0707. per week. IIyou're experienc- smokers only. Optical ex- delivery persons with In-slore Hospice 01 Care Conlers 01 Novl company needs general MINI MAID CNC ed and want to work in a perience prelerred. (313)684- dulles also. (517)546-0869. Michigan Is seeking a Dlreclor office worker; mall. IIlIng and Need experienced quallty-orlented. supportive 4745. LPNs needed for Ann Arbor 01 nursing .to supervise the general clerical. Excellent Ir- · The ·team of professi0!1al house programmer/setup for CNC 3 office, call Caren at (3131437- convalescent home. All shifts. nursing luncllon and overall PART-TIME. DIETARY Aid'!. Inge benellls. (313)47S-9700. • cleaners is now expanding In selected and 4 axis lathes and CNC 8302. $7.20 per hour. Interview in management 01 coordination afternoon shilt .. , machining centers. Must have 01 patient care. Individual HOUSEKEEPER, day shift: : areas of Metro Detroit. Team cleaning DENTAL assistant needed for BrIghton. (3131229-2364. • own tools. Good wages. lull HAIR stylist wanted. Unhappy should have previous HO:lplce mostly weekends. JANITOR. busy energentlc office. Ex· LARGE Michigan based com- : positions available with potential for ad- benefits. clean shop. All shifts with your working conditions, Steckperson, afternoons. Ap- perlenced preferred but not pany expanding Its operation. experelence and available. Moving to Brighton your commissions or your demonstrated supervlsory/· ply Monday Ihrough Friday, \ vancement to supervisory & manage- necessary. We are looking for Has opening for route In 6 months. Call Mrs. North at FACTORY location? Then Improve all 3 administrative skills. Send ap- 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Martin LUlher l ment gositions. Immediate employ- a warm and caring, highly salesperson. Good com- (3131537-3305. by calling Kathl at Main Street plications to: Hospice Pro- Memorial Home, 305 Elm motivated person to loin our munications skills a must. Ex- · ment. ay work Monday thru Friday. WORK Hair Design. Northville Place, Soulh Lyon. dental team. Non-smoker perience helplul but not gram Director. 1333 W Grand ; Hours will vary. $3.55 per hour plus (3131349-2822. preferred. Hours flexible but necessary. will train. Op- River. Howell, MI49843. PART·TIME caleterla help : bonus. For consideration call Mon.-Fri. primarily evenings and satur- HAIR stylist/receptionIst. Full portunity lor advancement, 'wanted. Monday through Fri- CASHIERS SHOPWORK and part·tlme. Apply at Com- NURSES Aides. Above day. Daytime hours. Call ~349-7490. Positions available now. Day days. Please send resume to: excellent wages and benefits. Box office 2102. Brighton, MI mand Performance. 12 Oaks send resume to: Box 2103. c/o minimum wage. All shifts (313)348-2233between 9 a.m. and afternoon hours. Benelll We have the jobs you need Mall. available. Training program 01- and 11 a.m. or 2 p.m. and advancement programs. 48116. Brighton Argus. 113 E. Grand lllKI now. 3 shilts available. lered. Apply now and loin the 5 p.m. . DENTAL assistant needed. River. Brighton, MI. 48116. Apply In person, Speedway Located In Walled Lake, Wix- heallh care team at Livingston 3¥.t days per week. Millord HOMEMAKERS AND Equal Opportunity Employer. PORTER lor body shop. Slallon,7 Mile and NeWburgh. om. Brighton. Howell and Dex· Care center. 1333 West Grand area. (3131698-2220. RETIREES M/F. BrIghton (3131227-6151. ter. No experience necessary River. Howell. E.O.E. WANTED! DEPARTMENT STORE MECHANIC trainee for PERSON to milk cows and and bonuses. (Reliable HOUSEKEEPING STAFF NURSES aides. Aides needed MANPOWER lransportallon necessary.) Brunswick bowling machines. barn duties. All day or split ParI·tlme positions available Call Monday through Friday. who have compassion lor the shift. Excellent opportunity lor TEMPORARY SERVICES In the Novi Mall area. early Ask lor Bob (313)348.9120. elderly. Apply at: West Winds qualified person. (517)223- morning hours. Ideal lor Nursing Home, Bogie NEEDS YOU ••• NO FEE MORNING dishwasher need· 10765 3519. METAL FABRICATOR homemakers and retirees. Ex· Lake Road, Union Lake. • Assembly Packaging • Service Person '9r Healing ed. experienced waitresses, PORTER wanted full-time. Ap- cellent working conditions. (313)363-9400. • GeneralLaborers & Cooling & AppllGrosse Pointe 46400 Grand River, Novl, MI48050 3683. Home. 43455 West Ten Mlle. Woods, MI48238: HUNGRY Howles In Milford Is Novi. (3131349-2200. PART·TlME stock help 349·5550 MT. BRIGHTON wanted. Novl/Walled Lake' accepting applications for Wanted: 18 years and over. area. (3131624-7684. delivery people. Must be able Snowmakers, $4.00 per hour to NEW managemenl wants lull to work weekends. Apply In start. cafeteria help, minimum or part·tlme help. Apply at PART-TIME or lull-time person after 4 p.m., 238 Sum- wage. Training available. App- Dairy Dip Burger Den. MechanIc to take charge 01 mit. ly In person Wednesday and downtown Pinckney. Thurs- small' lIeet. Mechanical Thursday,10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at day between 5 p.m. and abilities, bump anll paint. HAIR STYLISTS AND Mt. Brighton Ski Area. 8 p.m. Preventive maintenance. etc. WANTED NAIL TECHNICIANS NEED housekeeper~ Call (511)548-3992. After Image salon will be MANUFACTURING company companion to live in Florida. INVENTORY manager trainees opening our second location looking for a few good people. Room and board Iree. Non· QUALITY CONTROL In the City of Brighton In the Full and part·tlme openings. smoker only. Retired woman CNC Machine Shop needs ex· Immediate Opening In Wixom Area for Temporary OOmlno's Pllza, a company that oilers a superior pro- month 01 December. We are Days and alternoons. Good prelerred. (3131632-7929. perlenced person lor young Inventory'Asslgnment .. duct and service. Is looking lor enthuslasllc manager looking lor experienced, per· potential lor advancement. OFFICE help needed In Q.C./S.P.C. Department. trainees. sonable Stylists and Nail Apply In person, Monday New Hudson. Entry level Aircraft/ordnance helpful. Assignment includes lifting stock Depending on experience. the trainee could be a store TechnicIans who are In- through Friday. 9 a.m. to position. $4.00 per hour. Inter- Must enjoy autonomy. last manager In 6 months. Average slarllng pay Is '214.71; a terestad In a progressIve pace and prollt sharing. Send upt040 Ibs. week, based on regular and overtime compensallon for 4 p.m. 10810Plaza Drive. Whit· view In Brighton. (313)229-2364. future. Reasonable commls· resume to: P.O. Box 1047L, an average 50 hour week. more Lake. lust west of U5-23 OUR Lady 01 Victory Cougar sions. a pleasant work aI- Brighton, Michigan 48116. Call or stop by Monday OOmlno's Pizza Is growing last. and we grow Irom and north off 01M-36. Booster Club wants applicants mosphere wllh a management within. This meana Ihat manager trainees quickly become MODELSI New agency seeks for Athletic Director. paid thru FrlE.ay7:~Oto 5 managers, and store managers soon become Interesled that Is Interested In you as males and females. All ages poslllon. One year contract. ROOFING. shingler. Ex· In bigger things like Domino's Pizza Iranchlses and area well as the salon. II you are an and sizes, for fashion shows. Job will entail managing the perlenced, lull-time. South dlatrlbutorshlps. Individual with these quallllca· photo work, promotions. T.V •• Parish C.V.0. program. Super· Lyon area. After 4 p.m. Terry • Applicants wishing to be part 01 our growing company tions who Is looking lor a commorclals. and movie ex- vlsory and coaching ex- (3131437-9366. musl be alleast 21 years of age, enjoy personal contact change, or looking lor employ· with the public, possess Ihe skills 10 do paperwork, tras. No experience perience Is preferred. Call Pat J, ment In II lull service Salon. preferably have last food management experience, and necessary. Not a school, Best, (313)349.()251to make ap- we will be accepting appllca· IELL~ have the dealre and atamlna necessary 10 grow with our ASLAN AGENCY. INC. plication. tlons through the month 01 SERVICES company, Domino's Pizza. Berkley 1(31315+4127. November. Stnrt a brighter 7990w:Grind River, Suite A luture now. call (313)684-5511. MATURE woman needed, ex· PART·tlme stock person Brighton Send resume to: perlenced lif Inlant care. wanted. $3.50 per hour. P.O. Box 1041 BrIghton area. In my home. Perfect for student. After Must be dependable. Early school and weekends. Apply (313)227-2034 Fowlerville, MI48836 HAIRDRESSER. Chair rental mornings. References need· at: Yankee Peddler. 12 Oaks EOE/MFH or commission base. Call Ola ed. Own transportation. Call Mall. between 1 p,m. and II. Young. (3131349-3480. Pat: (313)229-5318. 5 p.m, on Thursdays.

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240 Automobiles 165 Help Wanted 1&5 Help Wanted ill Help Wanted Salea 178 Situations Wanted 201 Motorcycle. 225 Auto. Wanted Z33 4 Wheel Dme 235 Van. Vehicles ALL Failor weekly cleaning R.N. for afternoon and mId- NATIONAL nutrition company YAMAHA 1985's. YZ-250, YZ~ 1981 GMC van. Air, power BUYING junk cars and late beautifUlly done by an ex· SELL ME YOUR CAR TRUCK night shift. Full or part·tlme. TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS expanding Into area needs 490. Both excellent condition. OR VAN. I make house calls. steering, power brakes, auto, model wrecks. We sell new perlenced woman Home BLAZER Cheyenne, 19n. 4 and used parts at reasonable Afternoons to start, S10.375 Clllzens Insurance Company people for sales and supervI- (517)548-3452. Outstate buyers with Instant wheel drive, K5. ~ton. Excellent condition. Economist for homes and v-a, prices. Mlechlels Auto per hour. Midnights to start, of America has openings In sion. Earn up to Sl,2OO per YAMAHA 250 dirt bike. 1982. cash. J. W. Auto Wholesalers automallc transmission. Nsw Must see. $4,495. (517)548- SlO.SOper hour. Apply In per- the Howell home office. month part·tlme. Full-lime up businesses. Also full-service 3867. Salvage. (517)548-4111. housekeeping skills expertly S6SO or best. (3131348-0213. (517)487·2735. Iires, shocks, brakes and ex- son, Dorvln Convalescent Minimum 2 years commercial to SMOOper month. Complete haust system. Many extras. BAD CREDIT? NO CREDIT? line rallng, agency or claim training. Call (3131437·5714, perlormed! laundry, meal Z05 Snowmobiles Z28 Conatructlon Z3I Recreational NEED A CAR? GOOD WORK center, Livonia. 1 Block South preparation, child supervl· Very good condilion. little of 8 Mile on Mlddlebelt. processing. experienced re- (3131887-1494,(517)548.4461. Equipment Vehicles RECORD.(3131227-12n. sIon. etc .. etc. (517)546-1439. ARCTIC Cat snowmobile out- rust. 12,995. Roger Sweet, quired. Send resume In· (517)223-9697, 1985 Buick Skyhawk. ,Lo't'/ RESPONSIBLE person need- Women's large Jaeket, HOUGH H80 Loader, 3V, yard 1876Crulsemaster. 21 ft. mini, eluding salary requirements In REAL ESTATE CAREER A·l cleaning ladles. General fIl mileage, must sell. S1,500 ed to babysit 3 girls, ages 7, 8 or parties. Mrs. Ross, (3131887- pants, mlts, boots and helmet. bucket. S25,OOO. Double 1977 Bronco, 4x4. v-a, Chevy 350 engine, 29,000 and 4, In my home from confidence to: Deborah We will train you and start you negotiable. (313)887-4494. • Mathews, Employment Ad- 2197. Used 1 year. (3131227·7398 tandem rider trowel, SS,OOO. automatic, power steering, miles. Excellent condition. 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. City of on a long-term, hlghoJncome 12,200or besl. (31313&5734. 19.000.(517)546-6428. 1982Buick century Limited. ministrator, 645 W. Grand BABYSITTING. Free after5 p.m. RlOO form tool truck, S7,OOO. A • Howell, Monday through Fri- career. Classes starting now! River, Howell, MI48643. Equal 1978 Johnson JX400. 1375. Utility trailer, trl-axle, S2,500. 1984Bronco II XLT. Dark blue, 1974Champion 25 ft. Sleeps a, door, 8 cylinder. Loaded. day. Must have own transpor- Call: Millord area; John breakfast. Non-smoker. CPR. 41,000miles. SS,800.(313)349- Opportunity Employer, M/F. (3131231·1965. Good condlUon. (3131227·1628. 1976GMC semi tractor-Detrolt 5 speed, loaded, excellent with air, generator, new tires. tallon. (5171546-7476 aller Beilfuss (313)684-1065. Nor- Diesel, S18,OOO. Rogers condition. 19,000.(3131227·7760 SS,495.(3131227-3488. 1793after 5 p.m. 5 p.m. 1hvJ1Ie, Novl area; Carolyn BABYSITTING. Mecca for 20 1980 Kawasaki LTD. 4/8 - 440 Lowboy 35ton, S10,OOO.28yard after6 p.m. DUNE cycle. 3 wheeler. 1980Buick Regal Limited. Air, RN's, LPN's. Nurse Aides, Beyer (3131348-6430 or months and up. Experienced, snowmobile. 1500 miles, ex- TREECARE AND semi dump box, 14.000.3 hand 1985 Chevy 4x4 ~ ton. 350 Perfect X·Mas gift. Runs good. stereo casselle. S3,200. Orderlies, Dleteray Aides and Brighton area; Nancy reasonable. (517)548-1848. cellent condition, must sell, trowel machines, each. 35 (517)223-9780. LANDSCA~NGINDUSTRY Sl,750. (3131437-8216, South S600 engine. Automatic/overdrive. 8 h.p. S250. (517)546-a876. floor buffer. experienced or Hasslgan (3131227-5005.REAL BABYSlmNG. Pleasant sur· ft. Allen SCreed, S2.700. 1 . Needs qualified people. FREE ESTATEONE. E.O.C. Lyon. $13,500. Daytime, (517)521· FOR rent, 1985 26 ft. motor 1980BUICK Skylark. Excellent will train. All shifts. Above roundngs. Portage Lake/- single axle trailer, S2,500.F600 3141.After 5. (517)521-3753. condillon. Air, low mileage. minimum wage. Full, part· TRAINING Is being provided In Pinckney area. Lots of TLC. (2) 1972 Motoskl 440. Very home, sleeps 6. (3131437-7104. LIvlngston County for those 5 yard dump, S4,OOO. 1 1965 Chevrolet V, ton pickup 12,995.(313)665.9751. lime. Contact personnel at: (3131878-6796. good condition. 1350 each. generator, Sl,OOO.GE truck 1985 Honda ATC 2OOX.Great who qualify. Class closing this (517)548-3758. 4x4. Black on black, EI Ran- condition, Sl,100. (3131227- 1976 Buick century stallon Greenbriar Care Center, weeki ~ease call or stop In: JCPenney_ BABYSIT school children, radios base station, S2,500. Howell, MI, (517)546-5210.We chero fiberglass cap, fully 2717. wagon. Excellent condition. 828 E Grand River, Howell. before and after school. 1973 Suzuki. Runs good. Spectraphyslcs laser, 13.000. are an equal opportunity Twelve Oaks Mall Under 1.000 miles. Needs loaded, 7,000 miles. S12,500. 1984Honda 2OOX.S950 or best. Air condlllonlng, amlfm radio, (517)641-«l84collect any time Spencer SChool area. call (3131227-3648after 6 p.m. employer. (3131227-7027. track sprocket. Sl80 (313)684- Z3D Trucks Must sell. (517)548-2939. 2 new tires. New exhaust or (517)546-7450 between system. Sl.295. (3131231.9316._ NOW 2758after7 p.m. 1978 Cherokee Chief wagon 1973 Lark 5th wheel travel a a.m. and 5 p.m. Monday BABYSlmNG In Milford area CAP for small pickup by Aad· with Fisher snowplow. 1979J- by caring mother. Any age. trailer, 27 ft. Excellent condi- 1983 Buick Park Avenue. 4 REGISTERED through Friday. E.O.E./A.A. ACCEPTING 210 Boats' Equipment' vanced. 3 years old. Side and 20 Jeep truck with Fisher door, loaded, excellent condl- trainer employer. (313)685.7356. back opening. Was on Ford tion, fUlly equipped. Gas fur- APPLICATIONS snowplow. (3131437-1848. nace. (3131231-3157. lion, 37,000 miles. 19,500. NURSES CLEANING. Responsible, BOAT. 15 ft. wooden, covered Courier. S75. (517)546-4875 (3131231·1822. dependable. references. \Call . bow, windshield, steering after5 p.m. GMC, 1964, 4x4, ~ Ton, 1984 32 foot Motorhome converted TAX preparers wanted for ac- for permanent and 1981 red Buick century. Ex· McPherson Community counllng office In Novl area. Vicky after 7 p.m. (313)227· wheel. Sound condition, 1978Chevy e-6O cab and tool Bronco. 1982 Bronco, 1964 from bus. 12 volt or 110 full·tlme positions In: 7027. needs refinishing. Tllt·traller. system. Sleeps' 8, running cellent condl!lon, S3,OOO. Health center, a 136bed acute Day or evening and saturday box. 1979 F-600 Ford cab and Bronco II. (517)546-3761. care general hospital Is active- hours. (313)348-3348. CHILD cere-experienced cere (3131227·7661. • Bill Brown Used Cars 522.()03() water, flush toilet, SECURITY chassis. 1980 F-600 cab and 19n Blazer. 44,000 miles. ly recrulllng for a registered TELEPHONE OPERATOR In my licensed home. FLAT bottom Bass fishing chassls. Could be available 1979 CJ7. 304 V-8, automatic, refrigerator. 12.300or best of· nurse to work 16 hours per MAINTENANCE Brighton-Hartland area. boal. S300 or best offer. Pad- fer. (517)546-3080. 12,000or best offer. (3131229- needed part·tlme for busy with water tanks. 19n GMC front' locking hubs. 12,400 9254. week on midnights In our medical company located In DRAPERIES (3131229-2465. dle boat: Needs repair. SlOO. Vandura 30. High cube van. (3131887-1332mornIngs. TITAN, 1981. 29 ft. 454 Chevy pediatric unit. ExperIence Brighton. Must have previous CHILD care. My Brighton (313)231-1391. 1980 4 wheel drive Eagle. engine. Excellent condition. 1972 BUICK Riviera. Classic preferred. ELECTRONICS 1983 Chevy Blazer S10. 4 style. Many options. Good telephone operator ex- licensed home .. Ages 2 and (313)346-80. speed, manual transmission, All accessories for full-time perience. Goneral office skills FURNITURE up. (313)231·2609. Ilvlng. (517)546-2877. condition. (517)548-6835. " • We are located In Howell, MI., 1983ClERRA 1500.Step side. 8 special 2·tone paInt, loaded. helpful. Hours will Include ALTERATIONS EXCELLENT 2 woman clean- WONDERLAND cylinder, standard transmis- (3131231-1110. • TWENTY-NINE ft. Interna- 1984 Buick Grand Nallonal. a pleasant suburban area bet- afternoons and nights. In- Black,loaded,l owner, lady'S Ing team. Experienced, fast MARINE sion. 52,000 miles. (313)437- CHEVY, 19n pickup. 4 wheel Iional Airstream. New carpet, , ween Ann Arbor and lansing, terested IndivIduals should Now accepting ap- shades, drapes and car. Excellent condlllon, aproxlmately 30 minutes from and efficient. Low rates all "Fun /n The Sun 4288after 4:30 p.m. drive, V-8, regular gas, contact the personnel office, plications for upholstery. Good condition. Sll.500. (517)548-3260. Rlnt. areas. References provided. Headquarters" . 1979CHEVY luv pick up. Light automatic. New body, paint PSICOR Inc., 690 Hope Street, Christmas help In all (313)532·7406or (313175().()(l14.• 19,000.(3131437-6261. BrIghton, Michigan or cell blue with cap. SO,OOOmiles. end drive train. 13.250(313)632- We offer an excellent salary Sales Departments. RRST Baptist Church Child "It's the Best Time 12,450.(313)4n-6912. 6179. YAMAHA, 1985.Moto 4, 8Occ. 2 (313)229-8700ext. 211 or 213. months old. Excellent condi- We Buy Clean and shift premium of 7%, a Applications beng taken Care center, 6235 Rickett to Buy" CHEVROLET. 1971Cheyenne. 1961Chevy 4x4 pickup. 28.000 comprehensive non- Apply In person Road, Brighton, Is now accep- v,ton, V-8, automatic. Must miles. Just like new. 14.500or tion, S700. call, (3131887-4034 Cars & Trucks 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday 86 Boats Are In! Aak for Travis. contributory benellts pro- through Friday. E.O.E. Personnel Office ling winter reglstrallons for sell. Sl,075.(313)349-0925. make offer. (517)546-3665. Call Tom at gram. Including tulllon reim- JCPenney children 2V, through 7 years. Stop In now & get 1979 Dodge D-3OO. 1 ton, 1977 Ford F·250, 4x4. Very 240 Automobile. bursement, exceptional pen- TEACHER aide, Novl area. At Bafore and after school care least 20 hours per week. Call, Twelve Oaks Mall Only SUPEROUT-OF-SEASON automallc, power steering, good condItion. S2,800. McDonald Ford sion program and Individual available for Hawkins SChool DISCOUNTS brakes. 46,000 miles. 12,500. (:l131227-30S7. ANTIQUE 1928Model A Ford. 2 orientation. Send resume or (3131348-2780. Monday-Saturday area. For Information and Plus FREE WINTER STORAGE (313)887-3918. 1978GMC Jimmy. New sheet door, partially restored. 349-1400 contact tl1e Personnel Depart- USED car porter wanted. Posl- 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. brochure call (3131229-2895. (517)546-0143 1978Dodge ~ ton step side. 8 metal and paint. 40 In. tires. ment. lion open Immediately. Apply E.O.E. TWO LOCATIONS TO SERVE HOUSE cleaning. 6 years ex- YOUSmER ft. box, 43,500miles, cruise, 2 Excellent condition. (517)548- In person, McDonald Ford perience. Reliable, honest • (Bel"'"" BrIghton & Howolll tanks. New: brakes, tires. U- 2971after6 p.m. McPherson Community Sales, 550 West 7 Mile Road, and references. (313)348-8897. SECURITY LOCKED Health center Northville. (31313&1400. SALES people wanted 517·548-5122 \OInts, tune up. Sl,400 or best 19n Jeep pick-up. 4 wheel residential and commercial HOUSEKEEPING. Reasonable OPEN 9-6 offer. (3131227-3616. drive, automatic. Rough con- FENCED & LIGHTED 620 Byron Road VETERANS OF ALL SER- ralell. call Paul (3131229-6236. Howell, MI48843 real estate. Good commlslon Mon. & Tues. Thurs., Fri. dition. Sl75. (517)548-2971after NICE LOCATION VlCESI Applications now be- 9to 5Sat. Closed Wed. & Sun. PICKUPS, small, medium, & (517)546-1410,Ext.295 Ing accepted for part-time structure and confidential In· I will do cleaning weekly, bl- large, 131n stock. Good selec- 8 p.m. EASY ACCESS Equal Oppor. Employ. posllions with the Michigan tervlews. call Lakeland Realty •weekly. References. Within 35 30303 Plymouth Rd. tion. 4 wheel drive Pinto wagon on LIYonl8. MI48150 Army National Guard. Special Inc. Associate broker, Dave mile radius. (3131231-9699. Bill Brown Used Cars 522.()03() 1967 Bronco chassis. 50.000 programs: such as 1 year Ridley. (3131-363-S0LD(76531. INFANT CARE done In my (3 blk •• We.t 01 MlddlebelU miles, new tires, needs DUPA·!lner box liner for 8 ft. - enlistment for qualified per- family home. References, ex- 313-261-253C finishIng. Sl,ooo firm or trade. .~ SPIRAL INDUSTRIES Business sonnel. Keep the rank you 117 perienced. Highland area, box. Sl50. (3131878-3568. (517)548-4473. Taking applications for full- Opportunities time production poslllons. 140 have already earned. E4 pay (313)887-2319. RFTEEN ft. Mlrrocraft, trailer 1973 Datsun plck-up. Runs 19855-10 Blazer 4x4. Most 0lr. good. S4Oil. (517)546-1762. ~-v~:; West Summit. Milford. as much as Sl28.12 for one AVON SPECIAL. Earn money LEAD qultarlst-slnger-song and 35 h.p. Johnson. Uke lions. Sl2,500.(517)546-7226. weekend. For more Informa- for Christmas and year end ex- writer looking to form or Join new. 12.500.(517)546-2950. 1981 Ford Courier pickup. 1979 TOYOTA Land Cruiser. tion call The Howell Armory penses. Start your own existing Heavy Metal Band. SAILBOAT, 15 ft. fiberglass, Longl>ed, 5 speed. aluminum Excellent condillon. Must see • SECRETARY/Typist. Some (517)548-5127or 1-8JO.292-1386. • bookkeeping for CPA firm. business now for as little as SS cell Chris at (5ln546-7722. Chrysler Mutineer Including cap, amlfm stereo cassette, to appreciate. $6,000.(517)546- R.V.STORAGE. • ,Send resumes to: 11590 WAITRESS wanted. Food ex· or S15. Call Immediately Serious musicians only. drl-

240 Automobile. 240 Automobile, 240 Automobile, 240 Automobllea 240 Automobile. 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 1978DELTA 88. Good transpor- 1985 Escort. Rear defroster, 1985Escort. 4 door, 4 speed, 1979 Ford LTD. Good cond,- 1984 Celebrity, 4 door, 6 1977 caprice. Loaded. Good lJUon. S500 or best oHer. tIon. $1,200.(5ln223-7340, condition. 811,000miles. $1,650. air conditioning, 4 speed, am/- lifetime rustproof, low miles. . CIRGULATION cylinder. Power windows and 1981 Datsun 210 hatchback. (313)349.3657. Must sell, $4,890. (313)685- UVINGSTON COUNTY locks. Cruise control, air, tilt, (3131227-41408. fm cassette, rust proofed. 1979 Ford Mustang. V-6 Good condition, automaUc. DODGE Aries, 1981. 4 door, 14,000miles. Must sell. $5,800 1101. automaUc. Air, sunroof, ami· tape deck. $7,800or best oHer. 1981 Chevelle. 4 door hat· $2,350. Call after 6 p.m., automatIC, air, cruise, stereo. 517·546-4809 (5ln223-8805. chbsck. Automallc. Cloth or take over payments, 1977 Ford LTD. Fully equip- fill stereo. Low mileage. Ex- (517)548-7614. Excellent condition. $2,995. $185mo. (313)852-0229 after ped. Excellent condition, cellent condition. $3,500. 1876Camaro. Excellent condl- seats. Must selll Reduced to DON'T (3131473-7380. $1,890.(3131420-2774. 1984DODGE Daytona Turbo. 1 4 p.m. $1,700. (517)548-1127. (313)229-2682persistentlY. CONSIDER Classllled then lion. Well kept. $2,250. year old. Low mileage. Must 11185Dodge Daytona. 12,000 consider It sold. (313)227·1425. 1981 Camaro. V-6 engine, WAIT UNTIL 1976 Fiesta, $1,250. 1978 Ford 1967 Flreblrd. 350, 3 speed, Mill Assume payments or miles. AutomatIC, tilt wheel, 1984Escort L. 4 door, 4 speed. power steering, brakes, win· 1977Chevy Monze Spider. V-8. CHEVETTE. 1981 4 door hat· power steering, power van, $800. 1953 GMC plck-up, MONDAY! bestoHer. (517)548-4892. am/fm stereo, delayed wiper, $4,550.(313)887·5956. $700.(313)632-6748. dows. New paint. Georgia car. Excellent condition. $1,000. chback. 4 Cylinder, automatic, brakes, tilt wheel, cruise con- You can place your ad any day rear defogger, rust proofed. 1880Datsun B210wagon. High 1984Escort. 4 door, 4 speed, 1980Ford Fairmont. Well main- $1.200or best offer. (313)229- (313)437-3949after 3 p.m. amlfm cassette, low miles, trol, black with custom sliver of the week. OffICe hours are mileage. very dependable. Excellent. SB,500(5m223-80CI1. very nice. $1,995. (511)655- Interior, bucket seats. less amlfm casselle, transferable tained. 6 cylinder, 4 door, 7153. 1974 Chevy EICamlno. 67,000 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday $1,800.(313)229.9777. 1981Escort wagon. 4 cylinder, 1313. than 43,000 miles. $4,500. • Friday, 8:30a.m. to 12:00p.m. warranty and rust·through pro- standard 4 speed transmis- 1m Ford Granada. 28,000ac- miles. Excellent mechanical 1981 Datsun 200 SX. Looks, 4 speed, air, power steering. tection. 28,000 miles. $4,900. condition. Needs paint. $1,400. (517)548-7007 after 5 p.m. saturday. Our phone room sion, power steering, power tual miles, power windows, 1879 Camaro. 350 V.8, runs great. $2,600. (313)349- No rust, Just like new. 51,000 After 5 p.m. (3131437-3388. power door locks, am/fm (313)227·7234. automallc, power, blue. 1980Cadillac EI Dorado. Low salespeople will be happy to brakes. Excellent stereo. 4721. miles, 30 mpg. $2,350.(3131873- 1981 Escort. 4 speed, amlfm Good tires and battery. Nearly radio, new exhaust. Must see (511)546:9791. mileage, good condillon. help you. 3824. (3131227-3633. (313)227-4438 1978 Dodge Omn!. 4 Door, 4 cassette , air. No rust. Low new transmission. Actual to appreciate. $2,750.(313)229- COMING SOON! 1975Corvette, original owner. speed, over 35mpg, $1,200. 1981Escort. New tires, shocks miles. $2,900.(3131437-8994. mileage, 116,000. $1,100. 78lI3 evenings. (3131349-1047 18n CHEVROLET Monte (313)348-3022 BACKHUUS Loaded, 73,000miles. $6,595or (517)548-2782. and more. (313)229-8355after (3131437-9448. days. •• ' LIMOUSINE SERVICE best oHer. (313)34~. Very good condition. (3131428-5032 1982 Escort. 4 speed, ex· Carlo. 3:30 p.m.. 1979 Ford Thunderbird. Call (517)546-8422for details. $1,300.(3131437-5438. (517)548-2570 1981 DATSUN 310 GX. Hat· cellent condition. $3,200. 1979 Ford Granada. 60,000 1981Chevelte. Sharp 4 door, (313)685-8705 chback. 5-speed, high mpg. 1983Escort wagon. Good con- (313)632-5145 evenings, and miles. Good condition. New Automatic, air, amlfm, cruise. many extras, standard 1981Cadillac Eldorado diesel. (3131437-4133 Sunroof, very clean. $3,600. dition. Amlfm quad. $3,000. (313)632-6400days. Ask for radiator, good tires. $1,800 or Nice running car. $1.850. 19 79 CO U GAR 'X R 7 • transmission. Call after 81,000 highway miles. (517)548-9228. (313)229-9m. Usa. bestoHer. (313)227-9866. (517)546-9435. AUtomatic, power steering, 5 p.m.. (313)685-1121. Beautiful condition. $5,995. power brakes, air, spoke 1982Chevette. Automatic, air, (313~. hubs, cruise, amlfm, rear defogger, tilt. 45,000 miles. 1978Chevy Nova. 2 door. Ex· defog. Interior like new. $2,495.(3131887-4914. cellent condillon. Amllm $1,495.(313)227-4028. 1980 Cutlass Brougham. 4 stereo c:aaaelle. 61,000 miles. 1981 Chevelle. 4 speed, 2 door. Extra clean. Low miles. $1,200.(3131426-8845. door, amlfm. Maroon. Good Retired owner. (313)437-3508. 1980Chevelle 2 door. Best of- condition. 50,000miles. $2,500. 1984 Chevrolet Eurosport. 4 fer. Good transportallon. (313)227-4125after 2. door, 6 cylinder, automatic, (313)437-4774after 7 p.m. 1980 Citation. 4 door, 4 amlfm, power steering and 1979 Camaro. Southern car, cylinder, 4 speed, 31,000 brakes, air, much more. ex- good condition. 4 speed, miles. Real clean, runs great. cellent condition. $7,850. sunroof, luggage rack. $3,000 $2,450.(3131878-3824. (313)632-6145. or best oHer. (313)685-1432. 1977 Chevrolet Caprice 1985Chevrolet Celebrity. Low 1978 Chevy Impala. 4 door. Classic. Power steering, mileage, custom Interior, Power steering, power power brakes, air, am/fm loaded. $8,900.(313)231-2229. brakes. Wife's car. Must sell! stereo, good condition. $1,300. 1984 Cutlass Supreme $1,800or best oHer. (517)548- (3131348-9187. Brougham. Loaded, 4 door, 5168. 1982Chevette. Excellent con- white/burgundy interior, 1982Concord Wagon Deluxe. dition. Low mileage. $3,000/- ladles car, V-6, sharp. $8,995. 37,000miles, housewives car, offer. (517)546-8757 after (51~74. automatic. (313)349-0918. 1986 T-BIRD -6 p.m. 1985 Chevy caprice Classic. 1968Corvelle. 427 5 speed. T· - 'TURBO COUPE TAURUS IS HEREI 1981 capri. 6 cylinder, power Dark blue, loaded, low tops, sldeplpes and more. '1341F,... steering, air, TRX, sunroof, mileage, mint· condition. $6,200. (517)548-3578 after See the car of rear defogger, am/fm stereo. (313)229-7233after 5 p.m. 5 p.m. i'" EqulpmMI, the FUTURE...and Asking $4,200.(313)684-6698or 4iI! 1977 Chevy Caprice. 2 door, 1960 capri RS. 5 speed, air, ~"'.::'o-~"'::::=--=':-:=:=c-,,:___ -IlIlII_nglllL-86122. (313)523-1323. very good shape,loaded. Ask- moonroof, stereo. $2,195. order yours today. 1985 CAVAUER. Well equip- ing $1,795. Call after 5 p.m .. (313)229-2523. ped. $7,800.(517)548-1606. WAS'16,405 Lease~O: (517)548-1589. CAMARO, 1980.305 automatic, SALE PRICE, $13 40"5* ~_ 1983 Cullas Supreme 1981Chevette (Pontiac T-1ooo). full power, rally extras, rust 50 In Stock AvaIlIlble At SlmItIIr 8aYIngs Brougham. Loaded, like new. 4 door, 4 speed. Excellent proofed. Immaculate condi- Low mileage. $7,500. (313)437· condition. 32,000miles. $1,950. tion. Must be seen. $5,100 9766. (313)227-9408. (313)684-2756after 7 p.m. 1988 LOADED - ~ESCORT' 1986F-150 , 4DOOR , 'I2'D FttNI PICK-U~ ~ "~I

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'COMINC &COINC? Share a ride with a friend. Wherever you're going, it's better to go together. All aaoss the cou.ntty, folks are finding that carpooling pays 'Cause itsaveseffort.~.i: It ~ves fuel. And it sur~ __ ;, saves money. ~~. So carpool America! Share a ride with a friend. 11ft A Public ServICe oIThl. Newspaper, the U.S. Department of O ~ Transportation & The Advertising Council ~oo~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~.~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.• :.:.• 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles

1982 Ford Escort. 4 door. automatic, rear defrost. ex- 1983 LTD wagon. Automatic 1979Mustang Cobra. 5.0 V-6. OLDSMOBILEToronado. 1982. cellent gas mileage. $2,750. overdrive. air. stereo, power 89.000 miles. Body. tires. sa,ooo miles. New tires. ex- (517)54G09435. steering and brakes. luggage engine in good condition. cellent condition. $8,400. Buying in Livingston County· (517)548-0009or (313)851-3930. =:=:== 1982 Grand Prix. 6 cylinder, rICk. cruise control, defogger. $2.300. Negotiable. (517)546- 43,000 miles. many extras. $6,800. (313)878-6210 after 1452. 1980 Olds Cruise wagon. 9 $6,000.call (3131m.8026. 8 p.m. 1984 Mercury Topaz GS. 5 passenger. New Goodwrench 1981 Lynx. 4 speed. amlfm speed, power brakes, steer- diesel engine. Air. amlfm T-BIRDS & COUGARS: 16 In stereo. Gaod condition. stock, 1982, 1983. 1984. 1~. itereo, rear window defogger. Ing, amllm cassette. 21.000 Runs great, excellent condI- $2.100. (313)229-2682 per- ESCORTS.~~.,~1981. 82. 63. 84. .Saves Dollars Makes~Sense!t. miles. Excellent condition. Plus Turbo Coupes. Big, Big, tion. $2.800. call between 6 sistently. Selection I $5.500.(313~1010. 121n stock. $49 down. $94.87/- BillBrown Us~ cars 52Nl03O and 9 p.m. (313)498-3360. 1977 Olds Delta. 4 Door. ex· MO.same Day Financing ~ • 1978LincolnTowne car, $3,800 cenenl condition. 53.900 miles. BillBrown Used cars 522.0030 1983Grand Prix W. Charcoal firm. 1975 Country Estate TEMPO'S DENT & SCRATCH $2,500or best offer. (3131437· grey. power package, cruise, wagon. $800 firm. call Sunday SALI:. 50 in stock. $49 Down. 9185. 1979 Pontiac Sunblrd. Sporty air. 37,000miles. $6.800or best or before noon weekdays. Let us budget a payment to 1979Olds Regency 98. 350 V-6 looking. Amllm stereo offer. (3131231-9133. (3131437-6555. your needs. cassette. 4 cyll nd er. BillBrown Us~ cars 522.0030 engine. burgundy exterior. 1978 Honda Accord. Good 1979 LTO, loaded. 1982 302 burgundy velour Interior. aatomatlc. Good tires. 'WILSON FORO-MERClJIl.Y· 8.8·,:i~~NCING tr~t=~~.'. shape. 15,000miles on rebuilt engine with 48,000 miles. ex- 1980Mazda 626. 56.000 miles. Loaded. excellent condition. Mechanically and body ex· . engine. $1.900 or best. cellent condition Inside and Rust proof. automatic. new (517)548.8529. cellont. $1.300. (517)548-3819. (517)54&.9981. out. $2.000.(3131887-2263. tires. $2,850.(3131349-7920. 1983 Olds Cutlass Clerra LS. 1981 Plymouth Champ. 4 SET YOUR SIGHTS ON THESE 1980 Honda Accord LX. Must 1979 Lemans. 4 door V-6 1978Mercury Grand Marquis. Excellent condition. $8.300. speed. rear defroster. 35mpg...... seel Loaded. Excellent condi- automatic. Clean car. $1.250. Full power. Mint condition. Days (517)223-3779,evenings $2,250.(3131437-5562. tion. $3.700.Offers willbe con- (517)548-1819. (313)229-9887after 6 p.m. or (517)546-6254. . 1964 Pontiac Parlslenne sidered. (51n223-3968 after 1976Monte Carlo. Air. power weekends. 1978 Olds Cutlass Supreme Brougham. 4 door. Loaded. 7 p.m. 1976 Mustang Ghla. Brougham. Excellent condI- Sliver and black. $9.700. steering. power brakes, am/- (313)231·2100 days. (313)231· 1986 FORDS' Automatic. air. 78,000 miles. tion. Loaded. $3,000or best of· MUSTANGS. 10 in stock. 1m, 8 track. 78,000miles. New 3537 evenings. GT·S. Fastbacks. Coupes. muffler. shocks. brakes. front engine needs work. $1.500/· fer. (313)348.6796. ~ 1986 Escort 2 Door Pony Some have T-Tops, sunroof & tires. Excellent mechanical best offer. (313)348-1562. OLDSMOBILE Regency &S, 1984 Phoenlx-S,.....,e-.""'H-.O-.-V-6-. more! condition. (313)348-9439after NOVA. 1978. 39.000 miles, 1982. 4 door. loaded. New Automatic. Most options In- Rear defroster, 4 cyllnder~ 4 BillBrown Used cars 522-0030 5:30 p.m. automatic, air. no rust. ex- diesel. $5.700.(3131437-4178. cluding sunroof. Excellent 1974 Lincoln Continental. MERCURYLN7.1982.4 speed. cellent. (3131437-6403. 1982PONTIACJ2000 wagon. 4 condition. Asking $8.700. Black. 4 door. mint condition, amllm stereo. power steer- 1981Oldsmobile Cutlass LS. 4 speed. some extras. Good (3131437-3088. i""--; Je& "'''''''';6°i'26';· must see to believe. (51n546- Ing. power brakes. air condi- Door. automatic, air. stereo. 1 mpg. S700 under blue book at 1983 Renault Alliance. Good 7232 days, (517)546-0816even- tioning. $3,500 or best offer. owner. garaged. 74.000 miles. $3,225. Excellent condition. condition. 33.000miles. $3,500. Ings. (313)678-9258. $4.195.(3131229-5317. (3131437-7597. (313)678-3783. 1986 MUSTANG LX 2 DR. :m~i:.~IS::%~I~:''''del.. p.lock •• premium sound. road 9-\O"'~\ $7785* ~~~CI"~ New! 1985 Rang~r Pickup 4 cyl.. 5 spd. overdrive trans .• power brakes. step bumper. AM :"o~ 4x4 Sale! radio. 1986 GMC 3~ TON PICK-UP 'Plus tax, title. tranl!E0rt~tion charQes. '. A-I USED CARS'and TRUCKS Plow-ready, V-8, automatic, heavy-duty chassis, radio, LT235 tires, engine oil cooler, trans. oil cooler, pow. 1984 TEMPO GL steering, pow. brakes, guages, large mirrors, step ~d~~A~/~~~ORT 1983BUICK CENTU~Y 4 rlr.• air. $6395 bumper, sliding rear window, auxiliary fuel tank, transfer auto. trans. stereo,p.s .• p.b·2695Auto .• air. $8650 case shield, stk. no. 161, M.S.R.P. $15,337 loaded 1981 OLDS OMEGA 1979 MUSTANG Air 2dr 4cyl $3775 2dr .•air. auto. auto.tnins. .• ¥~s.Askfor SAY E 1983 ESCORT L THURSDAY $ 1984 F-250 PICKUP 1981 GRAND PRIX 4dr .• auto. $3995 ONLY SALE 14 270 Price Expires Nov: 21, 19~5. , ~r~~ls:auto. SA V E ~i~'3utO.. $54 95 1984 BRONCO 4x4 1982ESCORTWAGON 1980BUICK LIMITED Auto. $ OTHER4x4's p.AM/FMst..steering $3395 ·~i~,auto., $5495 ~~~~r~rs~ 11,395 WITH DIFFERENT EQUIPMENT PACKAGES AVAILABLE AT SIMILAR SAVINGS!

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$2995 1985W-250 4x4, w/camper shell, loaded 1984 Dodge Ari~s Station Wagon SAVE$$$ WE HAVE THE BEST LOOKING $5995' 1984 Dodge Conversion Van 1985 Chrysler Lebaron GTS PRICED TO SELL BEST EQUIPPED 1400miles, loaded, factory official SAVE$$$ 1984 Plymouth Passenger Van BEST PRICED ,I ,~ CARS & TRUCKS'IN 1984 Dodge Daytona Turbo SAVE$$$ I, OAKLAND COUNTY Loaded, factory official, like new One Just Right For You! 1985 Dodge Caravan !: !. SAVE$$$ Passe~er, Factory Official t' «' " f' 1985Dodge Omni Rental Units 1 New car interest rate & warranty, used car prices. r t· ,~ ~. ~ ~ I' ./'.~ " ~ ~ . '::.~ ~ • I~ .' rorrls '4,

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" Thanksgiving .' • .,' Savings 1978 Mustang ", Get car washed Auto., p.s., p.b. ONLr 1495 ~· .0.a BOH.tifHI Harvest of 1982LN7 .· .for charity n ~ I!l A ~~6!·,air,4sPd.,P.S., ONLr2295 :, ..f~ .-"1,\'. . ',,'-::\ , C i1 C, Used Cars ...... ", !.9 1983 Lynx Station Wagon • --..../_." t "'/ ::;.:;~-:-hi~ '; .~.·.·l:;,..., 4cyl.,4spd. ONL ~ ='-1 'I 1'.-",",' - r2 795 h<. ~tJ~ ':7 I ~~ ~ 1l" ~ .J. i L ~~~,?~,~ 1981 Mustang ~~~--~ibJ'.;l~~) p.s.,4cyl. ~ 2dr. , ~. ~~"" e ONLr3295 ,. ~.f.'~; -'. :: to ~. ..J ... ~ ..... \ 1985 Escort Once again this year, ·the LiVingston $7795 \ ," County auto dealers will be conducting ~ ~~~p~~~lca~SPd., ONLvS4995 '. Empty Stocking Fund car washes on 1982Cutlass Siera 4 Dr. '. > • December 7 and 14, Persons can get II • , :~~'arl~r/'S" $5595 . .4' 1984 Tempo GL >. their cars washed for a donation of toys, clothing or money. Times and sites will 1983Ford F.150P.U. 1983Alliance 2 Dr. 4dr.,auto.,air,stereo ONLvS5695 4 spd., p.S., be announced next week. p.b. . $5495 4spd. $2995 . 1983LTD " ,'. Auto dealers will be conducting car 1980MazdaGLC Wagon 1984Alliance 4 Dr. ·. washes with proceeds going to the Liv- :t~re~j3~~Wmft~sONLvS5895 '. ingston County Press Empty Stocking ~,~ggmil~~~y $2495 ~t:!'e~: AIC, $6295 Ftmd. 1981CutlassSupreme Bro§ham 1985Alliance 2 Dr. 1984 Dodge Aries Sta-Wgn Loaded,even Auto., under Donations of food, clothing, usable t-top. $47 5 2.000 miles. $5695 Auto.,air,p.s.,p.b. ONLr5895 • toys and money will be accepted by the " 1981Spirit DL 2 Dr. 1984Cherokee dealers in exchange for a car wash. 4 dr.. 4 cyl., p.S., $10695 1985EXP ·'. Auto.,AIC,stereo, AMIFMstereo, 4 hatchback. $3495 spd. , '. 19824Dr. LeCar 1984Cherokee Pioneer ~~reds,stereo,low oNLr5995 4 Spdl'I'AIC, ~.b~~·au:~.~'st~r:O ow1 m es. $2995 and more. $11895 ,/, \1 1982 Chrysler Lebaron I I # ~ Conv.,~arkCrossEdition, -..56495 /(tek FtScltep-J$ ~, , auto., aIr, full power ONLY- 1981 Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham • Leather, full power, wires ONLyS6995 mrnO[Eillurnm 1'~~~ 1983 Mustang GT. . .._----'11797 E:;'Grand River T-tops, 4 spd., air, p. windows, lo~ks, tilt, TRX package,low -..58195 . Brighton miles ONLy' Hours: Mon.-Thurs. til9 TWFtiI6p.m. 1984 Bronco II 229·8150 Sat. 10·3 • ~t:j.:gPd.,P.S.,P.b. ONLr8995 rN~"~H~'~H~"~N~'~h'~'~~~' 1981 Trans-Van Auto.,alr,stereO,por- ONL-..5S995 ~ - Now's The Time ~ ta potty, stove,lce box y' § ~, ToBuy~ 1985T-Blrd Air. atuo .• stereo, p. windows, factory war., k . A 19B6~ company car • 1983 Datsun 280 ZX I · § T-tops, 5 spd., air, $9295 §Caravan or D ~tereo,leather. cruise ONLY ~ Voyager • 1984 Mustang GT 9.9% A.P.R. Fina~cingAvailable I 5spd., air, p.s .• p.b., ~II ~}i;~UiSe,21,ooo, ONLr9895 ~ fJ New Voyagers & Caravans in § § stock to choose from. Ready for ~ 1982 Lincoln Mark VII ~ . Immediate Delivery ~ 2 dr., V-8, auto., g leather, full power. .• ~ 1986 VOYAGER ~ alum. wheels, compo $999'5 SSPd.,30mpg,2.2engine, p.s., p.b., 0 $10390 ,$20623* S dash ONLY ~ tinted glass, cloth seats, radio & NLY ,OR mo.~ §Imore. '";> ·Includes 10%down, 60mo. financing taxes, title & prep. ~ 1981 Heritage Mini Home 20ft .• self contained, $10 995 very clean ONLY ,

~ ~ 1983 Lincoln Continental 4dr., loaded, leather, $11 595 • D ~ tu-tone ONLY , 1985 Club Wagons One 8 pass., one 12pass., air, I n auto .• company owned $12 900 ~ I vehicles ONLY , 1983 Country Squire Mini Home 20ft., fully self con- I • k I tained. 15,000 miles, $15 995 §I ~§ mlntcond. ONLY • ~ I OPEN SATURDAYS MANY",ORE CARS, TRUCKS & I'-BRIGHTON ~~~~~~ MOTOR HOMES TO CHOOSE FROM D /cilRYSI.F~ ~ I I&l:II ICHRYLSER· PLYMOUTH· DODGE I!"!,: § S r!'ymotilfi I 9827E: Grand River, Brighton ',I!;'Nh'I'lI«' ~ ti~, . D Ii< Mlie West of State Police Post (313) 229-41 00 jj! 'w' ~,~,~~"",,"~h"~'~N ....'~N~"~

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2CO Automobiles 2CO Automobiles 2CO Automobiles 2CO Automobiles 2CO Automobiles 240 Automobiles 241 Vehicles 241 Vehicles Under $1000. Under $1000. To 1a78 PLYMOUTH Horizon. 4- 1982Renault Fuego. 1.4L Tur· 1983Ponllac 2000.5 speed, air, 1878 TOYOTA. 5-speed, air. 1879 T·Blrd Landau. Loaded, 1813capri. V-6, ~ speed. Runs 1876 Granada. 2 door. Low Late door. Automatic, power steer. boo 5 speed (F·7 type), air, amllm, 2 lone, sunroof, lilt, 4 air, automatic, nice car. $2,700. and looks good. $500 (517)223- miles. Good condlllon. ~25. Ing. brakes. Amllm casselle. 1981 Suburban. engine, Low mileage. Good condition. 9840. vtslblllty group, red with gray door, luxury Interior. Excellent 0654 (517)546.9281after5 p.m. (313)437~. Mark, (313)227-9391. 54.000miles. Excellent condl· Interior. Excellent condlllon. condition. 15,700 or offer. heaY'1 duty. Loaded. Manyex- 1878 Chevelle. 4 cylinder, Too tion. $1.500 • (3131887~ Excellent condition in- 1971 Uncaln. Good for parts. ~,895. (3131887·5154. (313)3.48.7326. m. 1879 T·Blrd. Power steering, 1973VW Beetle. Kentucky car. aulomallc. Low mileage. Good Good -460 engine. Body rusted side and oul. $6,400 (517)851· $1,200or best offer. (3131887· condition. $675.(313)227-9391. 8814. power brakes. air, amllm oul. $250. (517)546-7784 or Classify stereo. Rear window defog, 5134. 1870 Cadillac convertible. (517)546-8675. 1979 Toyota SR-5 IIltback. cruise, Intermillent wipers. VW, 1981 SClrocco (S). 35,000 Dependable transportation. 84,000 miles. New exhaust. 1977 Maverick, for parts only. $1,700 or best oller. (313)227· actual miles. air. amlfm, no $400. (313l229-:784:.l~9!::.._...... ,.._ $175.Call (313)229-8500. Askln~ !2,~.(51~546-8843. 8078. rust, extra sharp, 5 speed. 1979 CheVet1e. White. 50,000 ~,775. (313)227·7549. 1978 Malibu Classic station miles. Asking $800. Must sell. wagon. Front end damaged. 1979 Z·28 Camaro. Loaded, 2 (3131887-5064. $500. (313)685-8945. seta of T·tops. Excellent con· 1975 Dodge van. 6 cylinder dltion. Needs engine. Spare 1978Mercury Marquis 4 door. automatic. Runs good, $550. Good transportation. (313)227' high· performance parts. 13131878-3824. (313)68S.3182or (313)227·2243. • 5603. 1975 DODGE Dart. 2-<1oor.318 1975 Mustang. Needs work. 241 Vehicles engine. $950. Call after Runs. $150.(517)548-4736. p.m. (5171546-4945. Under $1000. 4:30 NOVA, 1975.Automallc, power steering. power brakes. New 1971AMX Javlln. Out of state tires, exhaust, brakes. Runs car. Factory 401with automatic good. $500. (313)878-3662after transmission, fiberglass cowl Induction hood. Amlfm 5:30 p.m. stereo, power steering, power 1977 New Yorker. Loaded, brakes, air. Engine out of car, 1975 EI camino. 350, power White leather Interior, new partly redone. Must sell. FIrst steering. power brakes, air, motor, 380 Interceptor. Needs $400 takes. (3131887-6456 alter radio. Clean. $1,000 (313)229- assembling, $500. (517)548- 6 p.m. 6140. 4413. 1977Buick Regal. Good condi- 1978Ford Granada. 6 cylinder. 1978 OLDS Salon. 2-<1oor. tion. No rust. New tires. Runs good. Needs some Good condition. Reliable $1,000.(3131498-2064. work. Best oller. (313)437·1361. transportation. Fm, air. $800. (313)346-3824. _ Ttac 30S h~,ed belOW miss: 1971Buick Skytark. Automatic 1978Ford Granada. Runs. $500 ed the 3 30 P m dead~ne.· 2 door. air. 1 owner, runs or best oller. (3131887-6195. 1979 Pinto. $SSG or besl offer. and \" fe too lalO to' great. 1250. (313)437·1351. 1978 Fairmont. Runs great. Must see. (517)223-8966. classlfv look tor bargains. • here too • ",' 1975 Chrysler Newport. 1 S650.(517)548-6454. 1978Suburban, GM. $300. Run· 1985 & 1986 SUBARU'S owner. High mileage. Good 1975 Ford Torino. Restored. nlng condition. (3131437-0209. PROFESSIONAL carpet clea,,'- .- transportation. Body not bad. New palnt, brakes. mullier. 1975 Toyota Corolla SR5. For Ing. Low prices. (5tn546-6716, "" Interior very good. 1475. Rebuilt transmission, sport parts. New tires. $150. (313)685-7346. HURRY IN FOR (3131887-el65. wheels. $950 or best offer. (313)348-2364. JOURNEYMAN dry wall, tap. 1974 Chevy Impala. Good (3131349-7549. 1978 TOYOTA Corrola. Runs Ing. (313)229-2603.Wayne. transportation. S6OO. (313)227· FORD 1976 wagon. Excellent good, needs a lillie work. BEST SELECTION TREE trimming and removal. 5616after6 p.m. running condition. $350. (313)632·7590. (511)548-3260. Blue Sky Services. (5tn546- WE'RE DEALING! 1977 Chevy Malibu. Runs 1970 Volkswagen Camp. 6718, (313)685-7346. " good. Good tires. $999 or best. 1977 Ford LTD. Many new mobile. Runs great, good (313)669-1098. parts. $500. (511)546-0403. shape. S8OO. (5tn546-8213. 1985Dodge Omnl GLH (Shelby high perlormance). 5 spee(J, 1976 Chevy caprice wagon. 1975 Ford Torino. Good 1967 VW camper van. Sharp. air •• cruise, power steering. Runs good. Some rust. S550. transportation. $200. (517)223- New Interior. mechanically power brakes. sunroof. amlfm (313)887·2842. 9815. [ ~lOO LARiatE 8Ound. S900 or best offer. cassette: Santa Fe blue. Ex. 1974Cutlass. Power steering, 1975Ford Elite. Fair condition. (313)227-3446. cellent condition. '1.ow CHEVROlET power brakes, air, lots of $500 or best oller. (517)546- 1974VW for parts or fix engine. mlleage. $6,800. (517)546-9622. 2832. news. $500 or best offer. $150.(517)548-4038. SOUTH LYON duplex In town. e SUBARU 13131349-1182. 1975 Ford wagon. 400 engine. 1974 VW Super Beatie. Ex· 2 .bedrooms. S395 a month. 1976 Camaro. V-8 automatic, Runs. 1125 (313)437-9824after cellent transportation. New Security depOsit. After 4 p·.m.• 40875 Plymouth Rd. power steering, power 4 p.m. rebuilt engine. brakes, muf· (313)642-7264. brakes, air, amlfm stereo, tilt 1971Impala convertible. Good lIer. $750 (5tn546-9507. of 1-275,1ICrOa v.heel. $1,000(517)548-18n. SINGLE bed, pine headboard, fromcw. Burrougha) 453 - 4600 shape. Rebuilt motor and 1978Vega wagon. Very depen- 58rta mattress and box spr- 1972Chevy Impala. 219n Hon- lransmlsslon. $700 or best of· dable transportation. Must ings. Uke new. 1150. (313)227· daCMcs. (517)521-3648 fer. (517)546-5383. sell. 1450. (517)223-7225. 5409after 4.

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Our Town Our Town 2 Lots of bazaars 3 • wile Nnrtltuille 11lecorb All-league team 6 Swienckowski rides 7 c • H·O·L·I·n·A·Y ~R·E·C·I·P·E·S BY PHILIP JEROME

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nyone who has ever eaten at Crawfords' on Main Street in [A]Northville will tell you that the ~ pastries and desserts are first- rate ... not to be missed. All the sweet rolls, muffins, dinner rolls, cakes, tortes and pies are the special creations Raspberry filllng of Sue Poster, one of the owners of the restaurant. She learned the art of 1 small carton frozen raspberries, • pastry-making from Betty Adams of thawed the CozyCafein Plymouth. "The rest of 2tablespoons sugar it I just picked up along the way, " she reports, adding that "Betty Crocker 11ktablespoons corn starch was a good friend for a long time. II Gently strain the juice from the ber- Poster's resume also includes stints in ries. In a small saucepan combine the the kitchen at North\'ille Charley'S and su~ar arid corn .•starch.JJsJng..a,;;.~jre__ ..._~ ..~,.•.,,_. _".. ,- . 'Emma's in Plymouth as well as work whIsk to blend, pour juice into with Chef Fred Brown from the saucepan, cook over medium heat, stir- . Southfield Sheraton. ring constantly until thick. Remove from heat. Gently stir in berries, cool. • PRALINE CHEESE CAKE Cream cheese filling . 'haiq Husain is Executive Chef One of my newest recipes and and frosting at the Novi Hilton, where he already a favorite. A nutty sweet crust [SJ oversees both the Orchard with a light butterscotch flavor filling 1cup whipping cream Cafeand the exclusive Crystal and a southern praline candy toppin~. 8 ounces cream cheese Swan restaurant. Husain previously 1cup powdered sugar worked as Executive Sous Chef at the Crust Capital Hilton in Washington, D.C., Beat the whipping cream to soft where he was encouraged by Chef If.I cup butter peaks and set aside. Beat the cream Barry Thompson of London to pursue reat desserts are one of the lf4 cup granulated sugar cheese and powdered sugar. Fold the his interest in cooking. In 1981, he work- specialties of the new Country Ikcup graham cracker crumbs cream cheese into the Whippedcream. ed with the world renowned French [CJ_ ,Epicure restaurant on Grand lk cup finely chopped pecans Cut each layer of cooled cake into two chef Yannick Cam at his restaurant, Le G River Avenuein Novi. And the layers, making four layers of cake. PavilIon, in Washington, D.C. A native individual responsible for the wide Melt the butter and add the sugar, Place uncut side of one layer of serving of India, Husain has a masters degree selection of mouth-watering dessertsis • Michele Angelosante-Peppo. ·After graham cracker crumbs and pecans. platter and spread with cream cheese in Arabic Literature and Cultural Press onto the sides of a IG-inchSpr- frosting. Put the cut side of the layer on History of the Middie East from peaks form. Continue to Whipwhile ad- graduating from the food services pro- ingform pan, then onto the bottom. Set the frosting. Osmania University. ding one-half pound sugar. Whip yolks gram at the Southwest Oakland Voca- , aside. Spread top of layer with thin layer of until lightly thickened and fold all in· tional Education Center, she attended frosting topping with half of cooled gredients together gently. the Culinary Institute of America in Filling raspberres. Place uncut side of next In IS10 Alfonso d'Albuquerque cap- Serve in a coupe or champagne glass New York and was one of 15 students layer on top of raspberries, spread with tured Goa, India, and dedicated the city with a Whipcream rosette on top. from a class of 30tograduate, receiving 1ounce sugar to St. Catherine. From that time on, a her degree in 1984. More recenUy she 11kpounds cream cheese frosting. Place cut side of next layer on 1ounce fiour 1cup packed brown sugar the frosting. Frost sides ofcake and put massive religious conversion started PUMPKIN & PISTACHIO attended the International Pastry Arts 11kpoundsKaro Syrup (dark) Center in Bedford Hills, New York, par- 1can (S1f.Iounces) evaporated milk remaining frosting into a pastry bag fit- and, now,half the population consists of ICE CREAM IN VANILLA TULIPS 8ounces wholeeggs, beaten ticipating in one-week seminar 2tablespoons flour ted with a closed star tip. Catholic Christians who celebrate a on 1/4 chocolate and another one-week ounce salt 1teaspoon vanilla Pipe rosettes over the top edge of the Christmas with as much festivity as Ice Cream 1l,Z ounce melted butter • seminar on breads taught by torte - leaving no gaps between roset- their Western fellow believers, if not former 4ouncespecans Beat until creamy, scraping sides of tes. Spoon remaining raspberries onto more. 3egg yolks White House Pastry Chef Albert The Goan cUisine is a unique com- Kumin. bowl and beaters often. Add three eggs the top of the torte. Refrigerate before Ikcup sugar Place Karo Syrup and sugar into mix- .1 one at a time, beating well after each. serving. bination of Portuguese, Dutch and In- 11kcups heavy cream ing bowl. Sift dry and add to above. Pour batter into crust and bake at 325 dian slyle cooking. The following cake 1vaniIla bean PUMPKIN CHEESE CAKE Place in melted butler along with the degrees between 60 to 90 minutes until PUMPKIN CREAM CHEESE ROLL is a traditional Christmas dessert. beaten eggs. Stir in vanilla and pecans. - center does not jiggle. Turn off the Cook a custard by placing the above Basic Crumb Crust: oven, leaving the cheesecake un· This often-requested dessert is qUick BEBINCA ingredients in a double boiler and cook- BREAD PUDDING with disturbed with oven door ajar for up to and easy to make. Because of Its rich ing over a low heat about 15 minutes 11kcups graham cracker crumbs WILD TURKEY SAUCE twohours. delicate flavor, it is a perfect ac- Ikcupsflour and cool. 6tablespoons butter, melted 6egg yolks companiment to a holiday meal. If4 cup granulated sugar 1loaf, stale French bread Topping 2cups unsweetened coconut milk 1 pound peeled, seeded, diced and 1quart milk • Ikcup sugar cookedpumpkin Place the crumbs in a mixing bowl, 3eggs 10tablespoons 111/4 sticks) sweet but- Combine in saucepan: 1cup sugar Ikteaspoon crushed cardamom seeds 1teaspoon nutmeg add water and sugar. Blend well. Press ter at room temperature If.I cup corn starch two-thirds cup canned pumpkin puree 1cup clarified butter If.:cup Grand Marnier crumb mixture onto the bottom and 4bananas 4wholeeggs 2tablespoons brown sugar o/.tcup flour lk cup carmalized pistachio (heated partly up the sides of a 10 inch Spr- 11kcups granulated sugar 1cup dark corn syrup 1teaspoon baking powder Ikteaspoon nutmeg with one-halfcup white sugar) ingform pan. 2tablespoons vanilla extract 1teaspoon vanilla 2teaspoons cinnamon 1cup raisins Cook until bUbbly, stirring constant- 1hteaspoons nutmeg Beat yolks with a whip until lightly Add the above ingredients into the Filling ly. Add one tablespoon butter and cool. lk teaspoon salt thickened, add coconut milk, seeds, custard mixture. Freeze In the Ice Dice bread into small pieces, place Add one cup chopped pecans and pour 1cup chopped walnuts sugar and nutmeg. Mix well. Fold in cream maker. 21hpounds cream cheese into bowl, pour over milk and let stand over cooled cheesecake. Serve at room flour and let batter rest for 30 to 35 serve ice cream in Iulip with shav- 1cup granulated sugar until wellsoaked. • temperature. Beat eggs and sugar until foamy. Add minutes. ings ofwhite and dark chocolate. 4large eggs, lightly beaten Preheat oven to 325degrees. Grease a pumpkin. Combine in small bowlall dry Coat a round, one-quart cake pan 3egg yolks, lightly beaten 9-by-13·by-2inch baking dish. RASPBERRY WALNUT TORTE ingredients. Slowlyadd toegg and pum· with melted butter and heat up the pan Tulips 3tablespoons flour Beat together three eggs. the pkln until blended. in a preheated 400degree oven for 4to 5 2teaspoons ground cloves granulated sugar and vanilla extract. This beautiful torte is wonderful Prepare jelly roll pan - grease and minutes. Pour one-half cup ofthe batter 3egg whites 2teaspoons ground cinnamon Pour over bread mixture along with the anytime but makes a perfect ending to flour. Spread batter carefully Into pan In the pan and bake until lightly brown. Ikcup sugar 1teaspoon ground ginger raisins. , holiday dinners. and bake in a preheated 37S degree Pull the pan out of the oven and brush 1egg yolk lk teaspoon ground nutmeg Pour inlo the prepared baking dish oven for 15minutes. the top with more butter. Pour one-half 1teaspoon vanilla extract 1tablespoon vanilla extract and bake for 70minutes. 3eggs Sift powdered sugar onto linen towel. cup of the batter and bake until brown. 1poundpumpkin puree Repeat until all the batter Is used up. 11kcups granulated sugar Flip baked cake qUicklyonlo the towel Mixthe above Ingredients together. The final layer should have sliced Wild Turkey Sauce 11kcups sour cream and carefully remove pan. 51ft more Preheat oven to 425degrees. 1cup finely chopped walnuts powdered sugar onto cake. Starting at bananas on top. 1/4 cup flour In a mixing bowl beat together the 8egg yolks 2teaspoons baking soda the short end, roll towel and cake Cooland mold. cream cheese, sugar, eggs and yolks. 1cup granulated sugar lo/.tcups all purpose nour together. Coolon wire rack. Add the flour to the above mixture Add flour, cinnamon, cloves, ginger 16tablespoons of WildTurkey • CRANBERRY MOUSSE and mix well. and nutmeg. If.:teaspoon vanl\la 2cups heavy cream dash of salt Filling Beat In cream and vanilla, add the 1pound cranberries If.:cup melted butter pumpkin puree until miXedthoroUghly. Beat yolks and sugar very well. Cook Beat eggs and sugar until thick and 8ounces cream cheese 11kpounds sugar Pour the mixture into the prepared over water bath until thick and pale foamy. Add sour cream, beating well. 4tablespoons butter 6egg whites Add the butter 10the above mixture crust; bake for ISminutes. Reduce heat yellow. Slowly add remaining Ingredients. 2cupspowerededsugar 6egg yolks to make a smooth batter. Place two to 275 degrees; bake for one hour. Remove bowl from water bath and Prepare two nine-Inch round pans and 1quart heavy cream tablespoons of the batter on a cookie serves 20. stir in WildTurkey. pour in the batler. Bake In a 375degree Beat the cream cheese, butter and sheet pan and spread into a thin circle. Chilldowncompletely. preheated oven for 15minutes or until sugar together. Unroll the cake and Cook cranberries with one pound Bake in a 350 degree oven for three COUNTRY PECAN PIE Whip heavy cream until thick and • the cak~ springs back when lightly towel, spread filling on cake. Roll cake sugar. Cooland strain. Set aside. minutes or until the edges turn brown. foldIntothe chilled sauce. pressed in the center. Cool cakes on with fUllng. Refrigerate several hours Whipheavy cream to a sUUstage and With the help Ofa spatula and a glass, You will need one nine-Inch pie pan Serve In sauce boats with bread pud· rack and prepare the fl\llngs before serving. refrigerate. Whip egg whites until soft mold the cookiesInto a tulip shape. and one unbaked pie shell. ding. In Our Town. Kiwanis Club hosts Community Christmas Carol Sing

By JEAN DAY thville Newcomers head for the 15th annual florists' Christmas was a gfft from Charles Freydl and Jean Coolman, co-workers Walk at Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester. This year's theme is at Freydl's . . .J~st when it seems that our town couldn't have one more "A Bagpiper's Christmas." Florists have decorated the rooms actIvity, a new event appears on the calendar. The latest - a of the former residence of the late Matilda Dodge Wilson (heir Community Christmas Carol Sing - is being planned by the to the Dodge fortune) with lavish arrangements, trees and Anne Lang Hotchkiss, William Mirons making mo'Vt's , Northville Kiwanis Club aided by members' wives. It will be wreaths using lots of heather and matching tartan ribbons. weld from 2-5 p.m. Sunday, December 8, in the town square After the tour, Newcomers will meet in Farmington at the Former Northville resident Anne Lang Hotchkiss was tell- · park by the clock. Steak and Ale Restaurant for lunch, arriving back in Northville ing friends at town hall last Thursday that she has sold her · Northville resident Lou Koppitch with some friends who about 3 p.m. Cost of the tour and lunch is $11.75.Reservations Detroit town house and is moving in three weeks to a new apart- ; sing barbershop quartet music will lead the sing-along. It's should be made by call1ing Helen McKee, 349--2287,now through ment in St. Paul, Minnesota: to be near daughters Karen '. especially for families. There is no charge and singers will have November 27. Zaklika and Barbara Rajan and their families. She mentions · a hot chocolate treat afterward. Kiwanis is sponsoring the carol she is keeping the home she and her husband, who died earlier : sing to get us all into the spirit of the season. this year, had at Glen Arbor. Town Hall honored past chairmen Thursday While in the East recently she saw Joan Angle, one of town hall's first committee members, in Westport, Connecticut, This will be an old-fashioned Christmas party At the second program of its 25th season last Thursday where, Anne says, she is a successful broker. featuring Bob Taylor at the Sheraton Oaks in Novi, Northville : Members of the Northville Historical Society will be Town Hall honored five of its past chairmen. They were seated , holding their candlelight Christmas party at the Yerkes House at the speaker's table and introduced by chairman Rosemary Keeping mainly only family antiques, Sarah and Bill Miron : in Mill Race Historical Village, as has become a tradition. It is Palarchio, herself a chairperson for the second time. have completed their move from Six Mile to a very contem- : to be December 13. Linda and John Maxfield are chairing the TMy were Ann Brueck, chairman from 196&68,who still is porary split-level cluster home in Wabeek on Golfridge Drive in ~event. active on the board of awards and nominating committee; Anne Bloomfield Hills. She reports that, with the golf course so close, • : . Linda's mother, Elayne Elliott, is co-chairperson of the Lang :Hotchkiss, chairman from 1968-69; Estelle Hanley of Bill is hoping to get in more games. She is busy working with a · Mill Race Docents. She has been making arrangements for the Rochester, chairman from 1963-64; Edie Doheny, chairman decorator on their new home. The couple also has bought pro- · guides to be on hand in the village bUildings which will be open from 1971-73;and Reggie Hodson, chairman from 1981-83.Also perty in Williamsburg, Virginia, for when they retire. : next Sunday from noon to 5p.m. during the Christmas Walk. at the table was Claire Long, vice chairman. New owners of the Miron home here are Bob and Pam Fox. · She recently brOUght back information about guides as a At the luncheon, "Fat Bob" sang "Happy Birthday" to one They have two youngsters to enjoy the spacious home and pool. result of a trip east with the Friends of Greenfield Village who of his biggest fans, Dorothy Dresselhouse. Her ticket to see him He is in the entertainment field. with interpteters and volunteers, toured New England. Sh~ reports that the colors were "gorgeous" at Martha's Vineyard. Falmouth and Stockbridge were among the towns visited. Highlights included staying at the Wayside and Red Lion inns and receiVing much information from expert "step on" guides local to the areas. Wreath makers • Placing a wreath on the door 'Tis the partying season for fun and causes of the Community Credit Union office are Greens Mart The League of Women Voters of Northville-Plymouth- workers of the Northville Canton and Novi was encouraged at the positive response to its Branch, Woman's National 11th annual wine and cheese benefit held last Friday evening at Farm and Garden Associa- the home of Annalee Mathes on Silver Springs in Highland tion. It will be held at the Lakes. She was the league chapter's finance chairperson when credit union at Main and the wine and cheese party was initiated. Center in conjunction with the Donations of $10 a person will be used to help support the • Christmas Walk Sunday. Mary l~ague's voter education projects. Duncan, bow chairman, and Carol Rahimi, mart chairman, Friends of Mary Esther Fountain and Anne Pyett sipped hold the wreath. They are sherry yesterday afternoon at their annual sherry party. Mary flanked by Lillian Herbstreit, Esther, who moved here from Canada, and Anne, who is left, and Helen Single who are English, started the traditional British sherry parties as a among those who have tied gathering of women friends several years ago. This year's par- bows for weeks to decorate ty was at the Fountain home on Pickford. about 2,000 wreaths for the sale that benefits the branch Newcomers to see Meadow Brook Hall decorations scholarship fund. Record • photo by Steve Fecht. Carpools will form at 9 a.m. December 5 from the Nor- thville Plaza Mall parking lot in front of China Fair as Nor-

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) t • Holly Rinehart wed in Tulsa ceremony

Former Northville resident Holly were the bridegroom'S best man and Pamela Metz sets summer date Joeine Rinehart became the bride of ushers. Steven Bruce Blake of Norman, After a wedding trip to Hawaii the Oklahoma, at Kirk of the Hills United newlyweds will make their home in Presbyterian Church of Tulsa, Norman where the bridegroom is ~ Oklahoma, In a 7 p.m. ceremony last senior project coordinator for Mr. and Mrs. Richard Metz of 42017 . Saturday. Engineering Enterprises Jnc. Sutlers Lane announce the engagement He was graduated from Colorado of their daUghter Pamela Kay to She is the daUghter of Mr. and Mrs. State University in Fort Collins with a Patrick John Hennesseyof Fort Wayne, Martin L. Rinehart, former active bachelor's degree in hydrology. and Indiana. residents of the community who now from the University of Arizona in Tuc· He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Michael are living in Tulsa. The bridegroom is son with a master's degree in watersh· Hennesseyof Warren, Michigan. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Blake of A July 11, 1986, wedding date has Hayden, Colorado. ed management. Several of the Rineharts' Northville been set. The bride is a graduate of Northville friends attended the Wedding. They in· The bride-eJect is a 1980 graduate of High 'School and expects to be c1uded Mrs. Harold Bourne, Mrs. John Northville High School and a fall, 1984, graduated in December from the Conder, Mrs. Russell Anger, Mrs. Jerry graduate of Michigan State University University of Oklahoma with a Kissel, Mrs. Peter Lindholm. Mrs. with a B.A. degree In elementary bachelor's degree in business ad· education. She is a third grade teacher ministration. Joseph Lineman and Mrs. Roger • Nieuwkoop. at St. Dunstan Elementary in Garden City. For her wedding she chose a Vie' Mrs. and Mrs. Donald Williams with Her fiance is a 1981 graduate of torian style gown with high neckline daughters Gina and Joan, formerly of Cousino High School, Warrren, and a and ruffle-edge yoke and mid·Bishop spring, 1985, graduate of Michigan pUffed sleeves adorned with Chantilly Northville, attended from Carrollton. Texas. The Williams' son in law and State University with a B.S. degree in and Venise laces. daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce computer scJenceengineering. Bridal attendants were Lori Reband McGlory, attended from Wichita, Kan· He is employed as a systems of Chicago, formerly of Northville, sas. programmer/analyst with Magnavox Denise Didyk of Northville and Mary The bride's grandmothers. Mrs. Electro!1ic Systems Company of Fort Henley of Oklahoma City. They wore Joseph Meggs of Denver and MRs. Wayne. white Victorian blouses and long, Harold Rinehart of Odgen, Utah. at- • mauve moire taffeta skirts with con· tended. Other guests were the trasting mauve taffeta sashes. bridegroom'S brother and his Wife. Mr. Arthur Wyman of Santa Fe, New and Mrs. Kirk Blake of Rocksprings. Mexico, Mike Gates and Craig Bartlett Wyoming, and his uncles, John Kit- PATRICK HENNESSEY, of Norman, Mike Paczkowski of Redon· chens and Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kit· PAMELAMETZ do Beach, California, and Brad chens of Hayden, Colorado, also attend· MRS. STEVEN BLAKE Rinehart, brother of the bride, of Tulsa ed. •• Here's listing of upcoming holiday bazaars, handcraft shows As Thanksgiving and the holiday be exhibiting in a "Christmas Craft will be a snack bar. will be featured at the bazaar. stuffed animals and gift certificates. ship Committee. ~ong with other par· .eason move closer, numerous groups Show" at Roma's of Garden City this Friday, December 6, hours will be The auction will include such donated Proceeds from the bazaar will go ticipants from Bishop Borgess High and organizations are hosting bazaars Sunday, November 24. from 10a.m. to 4 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. items as a stereo. watches, radios. Mr. toward the outdoor camp experience School. is hosting its Fifth Annual Holi· with booths brimming with handcrafted p.m. The show is a continuing effort to Crafts, baked goods, a girt wrapping T. doll, large scale boat and plane for fifth graders next spring. day Bazaar from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. items for the holiday season. Hand- bring a quality Folk Art and Fine Art station. and many outside exhibitors models, an eight-inch ice cream cake. o The Michael T. Conklin Scholar- Decemberl. crafts are soaring in popularity, and Fair into this area. shoppers are finding bazaars and craft Roma's of Garden City is located at shows excellent sources. 32550 Cherry Hill between Merriman Here are some of the latest additions: and Venoy. Admission is $1 and will in· Scientists plan observance CHURCH DIRECTORY Commerce Township Area Historical clude door prizes. Lunches and Society will present its annual refreshments also will be available. With Thanksgiving Day occurring in It will include hymns of praise, brief For information regarding rates for church listings call • Christmas Bazaar this Saturday, For information cal 336-9267. the middle of National Bible Week. the silent prayer and the Lord's Prayer, as The Northville Record or Novi News November 23, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at local Christian SCience congregation is well as readings from Scripture on 349-1700, the Stonecrest Building in Walled Lake. o Forty-live craftspeople are making preparations for both. "Thanksgiving. " The Stonecrest Building is locatedl at scheduled to display their works in A special Thanksgiving Day service Since Christian Science churches are NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN CENTER CHRISTIAN FAMILY CHURCH Liberty Street and Pontiac Trail. woods, fabrics, ceramics, spinning, silk is planned for the community lay churches, "sermons" are not writ- 57885Grand River, New Hudson Featured will be historic note cards, nowers, painting, jewelry and stone November 28 at Plymouth's First ten by ministers but are composed of Novl Community Center ('14 mile west of Milford Rd.) 26400Novi. Rd. - near 1'96 Christmas ornaments, ceramics, finishing when the Central Woodward Church of Christ, SCientist. Bible readings with correlative Worship Services Sunday 11a.m. Tuesday Prayer Meeting 7 p.m. Worship 10 A.M. homemade chocolates, baked goods, Christian Church in Troy holds its an· During the same week, the local passages from the Christian Science Come Prlase the Lord nUal craft show. Thursday Bible Study 7 p.m. herbs, baskets, dried flowers, wreaths, church joins other denominations in textbook "Science and Health with Key For additional Information: 349-1n4 Pastor Leo Beauchamp, 348-2265 paintings and calico gifts. Luncheons Titled "Santa's Studio," the craft marking this year's National Bible to the Scriptures," written by church also will be available. show will be held Friday and Saturday, Week theme: "Bring your mind as well founder Mary Baker Eddy. December 6 and 7. Hours are 5-9 p.m. as your heart to the Bible." OPEN DOOR CHRISTIAN CHURCH GRACE CHAPEL • First prize will be a lovable Dakin Scheduled to begin at 10:30 a.m., the WilhamTyndaleCollege 30th anniversary limited edition bear on Friday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Special displays will appear in the hour-long Thanksgiving service will be 145 N. center, Northville 12Mile& DrakeRoadsFarmingtonHills. 47~51 348-2101 donated by Byer's Country Store in Saturday. The church is located at 3955 Reading Room window at 470 Forest held at 1100 West Ann Arbor Trail - 8.30a m.WorshipService West Big Beaver in Troy. "We Invite You To Come And 9 45 a.m.SundaySChool(allages) Commerce Township. Additional prizes Avenue in the Forest Place Mall. An en- two blocks west of Main Street. Care for Fellowship With Us" 11:00 a.m.WorshlpSemce will be donated by each participating tire issue of the denomination's "Chris· infants and toddlers will be proVided by Mark Freer. Pastor 7:30p.m.Wed.eveningservice Salem Elementary School's an· Services: Thurs. 7 p.m; Sun. 10 a.m. DouglasL. Klein, Pastor artist. o tian Science sentinel" - available at local church members. Sunday School· Evangelical Presbyterian Church In addition, Santi'Claus will be pre- nUal Christmas bazaar wUl be held the Reading Room - focuses on the en- age children are invited to attend the December 5 and 6 at the elementary at sent to hear the wish lists of boys and during vitality of Scripture. services. FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE girls. For more information call 363- 7806Salem Road. The Bible is central to Christian The special National Bible Week 200 E. Main St.. Northville 349-0911 21260 Haggerty Rd. 348-7600 0934. Thursday, December 5, hours will be Science services and practice, and the Reading Room displays will be in the Worshlp-9:3O& 11:ooa.m. (1-275at 8 Mile) 3-9 p.m. with an auction at 7 p.m. with upcoming special Thanksgiving service windows starting November 25. Church School-Grades 1-8 9:30 a.m. Sunday School 9:30 a.m. & 11 a.m. Seventy-five Michigan artists will Jerry Dtmcan as auctioneer. There also is no exception. Grades9-12 11:00 a.m. Worship 9:30& 11 a.m •• Eve. 6 p.m. o Dr. Lawrence Chamberlain-Pastor Bible Study Wed. 7 p.m. • Dr. Nile Harper. Associate Pastor Dr. Richard Parrott, Pastor SPIRIT OF CHRIST WALLED LAKE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF NOVI Ten Mile between Meadowbrook & Haggerty 309 Market St. 624-2483 Worship,lo:00a.m.SundayCh.Sch.11:3O Wendell L. Baglow. Pastor Colfee & FellowShip, 11:00a.m. Wed. 7:30 BYF. Sr. High thru Adult Church Office - 477-8296 Sunday. 9:45 Study. 11:00 a.m. Worship Pastor Thomas A. Scherger. 47So9265 Nursery Available At Services

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• By NEIL GEOGHEGAN NORTHVILLE It had to end sooner or later. Un- fortunately for Northville basketball (11-8) District Basketball Playoffs coach Ed Kritch, it was sooner. The Mustangs, who have been play- Thursday, (at Plymouth Canton) Ing defense as tough as any team In the state the past month, put together two Nay. 21, poor defensive outings In a row last 7:30 p.m. week but were still lucky enough to to salvage one win in the two games. • Northville had to come from behind Saturday, to down Allen Park·55-44 In a non- Plymouth Canton conference game Tuesday November 12, but fell victim to Westland John (18-1) Nay. 23, Glenn 53-51 in the Western Lakes league 6p.m. cross-over playoff matchup Thursday. An average of 54 points In the two games Is quite a bit, especially when you consider that prior to last week, the Livo'1ia Churchill Mustangs had been giving up less than (11-6) 30 points a game for the past month. "We didn't play any defense this week," Kritch said matter-of-factly. Finals • "We had two of our best offensive Monday, outings but the defense just wasn't there." Nov. 25, . Against Allen Park, Northville 7:30p.m. jumped out to an 11·3 lead, but It dwindled down to 16-15 after one Livonia Stevenson Winner quarter. Guard Julie Anger scored 10of advances to the Mustangs' 16 points, but the poor (5-13) defense kept Allen Park In it. At the regional half, Northville trailed by two, 30-28. Saturday, Kritch successfully convinced his at Plymouth • team that they weren't playing very Nov. 23, Canton well defensively during Intermission and it seemed to help In the second half. 7:30p.m. "We were not happy with our defense In the first half," Kritch said. "Lets just , say Iwas a little more vocal than Inor- - Plymouth Salem mally am during halftime. We bounced back and played well both offensively (16-3) and defensively In the second half." Northville outscored Allen Park 27-14 Record pholo by RICK SMITH In the second half to put the game on ice. • Ailing Tricia Ducker scored 10and 17points off the bench Continued on 6

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By NEll.. GEOGHEGAN grabbed Ail-Western Division honors. At 6-1, 205 Boland anchored the tough \ From Dennis Colligan's point of view, and physical Northville defense. He the 1985 Northville football campaign notched 34 solo tackles and 40 assists was a success. during the '85 season and added four big , Sure the Mustangs notched a third quarterback sacks. straight Winning season - but 5-4 is a "When (Mark) Deal got hurt in the lot closer to the .500 mark than the 7-2 first game, it was Dan who picked up seasons of 1983 and '84. But when you the slack." Colligan said. "He improv- consider all the adversity associated ed more than any player we've ever with this season, 5-4 doesn't look bad at had." all. . Defensive End Paul Newilt, : All-area lineman Mark Deal and top Linebacker Tony Briningstool and Mike athlete Gary Harper went down with in- HOfinger in the secondary all represent juries in the first game of the season Northville on the Ail-Division defensive DAN BOLAND PAULNEWlTT TONY BRININGSTOOL MIKE HlLFINGER and didn't return to the line-up until the team while Pendleton and wide final game. Even Harper's replace- recejver Don Norton made it on the of- ment John Bugar was lost for the fensive squad. season in the next game with a shoulder Newilt did a lot of' everything for the District foe is Canton separation. Mustangs. The 6-0, 175-pound senior . Phil Pendleton had an outstanding recorded 59 tackles, five sacks, three Continued from 5 points but it wasn't enough. year from his fullback position despite interceptions, and a pair of blocked "We made two nice runs at them but missing two games with an injury. kicks as a defensive bookend. As a Center Susie Schrader had her best we just ran out of time," Kritch ex- Quarterback Hutch Kearns suffered a quarterback, he accounted for over 500 offensive output of the season, pouring plained. • broken shoulder midway through the yards in total o{(ense and scored four in a game-high 17 points along with Ducker, who's been ill lately, again year and the interior lines somehow T.D.'s. eight rebounds. Anger, who was in foul came off the bench and scored 17points managed without Deal, but the damage "He could have been put anywhere on trouble all night, ended with 10 and and 10 rebounds while Schrader chip- was done. the Ail-Division team because he was Tricia Ducker came off the bench to ped in with 10 points. The regular "We've never had anything like this 'Mr. Everything' for us," Colligan add 10points and 10rebounds. Roxanne season totals show Northville with an happen (with the injuries)," Colligan pointed out. Serkaian scored six of her nine points in 11-9 overall mark, 8-9 in the Western admitted. "We feel pretty good about Only a junior, Briningstool has the the fourth quarter to help the Mustangs Lakes, good enough for third place in the year. We were in every game and to tools to become a college linebacker. I{ pull away. the Western Division. " go 5-4 with a group that was so mangled he can add some bulk to his 6-5 frame, The Glenn game was the regular For the third time this season, the with injuries - it says a lot for the kIds. the college coaches may give him a season finale and Krltch started five Mustangs' must tangle with They just didn't want to lose." sertous look next year. His stats are as seniors -including Mary Howley. The powerhouse Plymouth Canton, this Of the four Northville losses, all were impressive as his potential: 47 solo senior forward has knee problems that time in the opening round of the distrtc. within a touchdown. And in the tough stops, 54 assists, three sacks, two fum- will be taken care of in the off season, playoffs. Northville handed Canton itS Western Lakes Activities Association, ble recoveries, four deflected passes but she gave Kritch two and a half only loss of the season in October but going 3·3 isn't anything to sneeze at. and an interception. minutes of action despite the injury and the Chiefs won the rematch on "We stayed within a touchdown of "He's got the qUickness, the intensity a Whole roll of tape on the knee. Howley November 7. everybody," Colligan pointed out. "It and the skills, all he needs is a little Pun. PENDLETON DON NORTON grabbed an offensive rebGund and a "Canton scouted us in both our games really makes you wonder what would more strength," Colligan admitted. "I{ defensive board while in the game. this week so they are concerned about have happened if we had stayed he can bulk up, he will definitely catch a occasion on the pivotal plays." Norton was a two-way star. As a Nevertheless, the Mustangs fell having to play us," Kritch said. "I think healthy." lot of eyes next year." Pendleton, at 5-10,200 is the prototype receiver he grabbed 13 passes for 220 behind again 21-11 after one quarter they'll be playing not to iose instead of With so many key Mustang starters Hillinger was actually a defensive of a hard-nosed, bruising fullback with yards and four touchdowns. As a safety and 32-24at the half. to win. out with injuries, you would think that end, but the Western Lakes coaches put speed. The senior gained 626 yards on he led the team with five interceptions. In the second half though, Northville "The pressure is on them and we're very few of the remainders had a shot him in the secondary because they felt the ground in just six games. He scored At 6-2, 170, Norton has good size for a started to make up the deficit. The lead gonna come out shooting from the hip. at landing a spot on the Ail-League or he belonged somewhere on the first four touchdowns and averaged 4.17 receiver but also has the speed and was down to seven after three quarters We feel very, very confident about oue All-Division teams - but that's not the team. Another Mustang standout on yards every time he touched the ball. qUickness. and with several minutes left, it was 44- chances." case. defense, Hilfinger had 30 solos, 39 His best outing was 161 yards against "He held our secondary together 43. The game will be played tommorrow Senior defensive lineman Dan Boland assists, six sacks and a fumble Canton. through the injuries," Colligan. "He Glenn responded with seven straight (Thursday), 7:30 p.m. at Canton. The was the only Northville player to be recovery. would have been the AII·Division free points, but the Mustangs refused to give winner will advance to the semi-finals named to the Western Lakes Ail- "He had a big play in almost every "Most of his carries were tough yar- safety but we voted for the offense up. They scored the game's final six to play Livonia Churchill on Saturday. League squad, but five other Mustangs game," Colligan said. "He rose to the dage up the middle," noted Colligan. first."

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To complete your e!,Jry.~ojf)must do the PLEASE do not enter several times using friends names. Such ~ . JO.NES . following: '~J:.~."'-' .: .';.! entres will be disqualified If discovered. (1) After each number on your paper'WC1l,ethe. name of the Copies of the contest will be posted at the Northville Record INSULATION SUPPLIES INC • sponsor of the corresponding squares. ~' :",.;<";. " office at 104W. Main. each week. . 'CaIl348-9880 (2) Followilltl the sponeor's name-write the name at the.wlnn- Entries should be addressed "Football Contest" Northville Ingteam. " Record, 104 W. Main, Northville and must be postmarked or ~.' Blanket Insulation ;;;;.' (3) In addition, you must pick the total points scoree:! on' the brought to our office no later than 5 p.m. each Friday...... Available t..::.::=:>J outcome of the game in square 13.This will be used In the case Employees of the Nort1wille Record and The Novl News or of a tie and then the contestant whose score Is closest to the sponsoring merchants are not eligible. actual score willbe declared the winner. "",:" . _ .' Schrader's McDONALD Albright @~intfet(}~ONe 107 Haggerty Road Home Furnishing. FARM Photography 111 N. Center· Northville Plymouth, MI 48170 349-1838 FREE It's not too soon to plan ahead NEW/USED CARS & TRUCKS EAR PIERCING for Christmas! Come in now 1 Mon -Tues.-5a1. N: Thurs -Frl 9-9 550 W. Seven Mile 101 E. Main • Northville for your Family Portraiture (3 3) 459-3890 Closed Wedne$d,y Northvllle·349-1400. 349·6940 ZOOS. Main • Northville. 348-2248 1. Michigan State at Wisconsin 2,llIIno\$ at Northwestern 3, Purdue at Indiana 4. Minnesota at Iowa Everything you need HENDRY is available at PIZZA Cutter ~A CONVALESCENT ...., GREEN'S 340 N. 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, Wednesday, November 20.1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7oC • Swienckowski takes I RECREATION second in Nationals BRIEFS By NEIL GEOGHEGAN Morgan Show in June. She was award- HOOPS: A three-on·three basketball ed a western saddle for being named league Is now forming. Standard outdoor SuzaMe Swlenckowskl began riding the High Point Youth of the show. basketball rules are used: half court gym horses for fun in 1980 and now, five Swlenckowski again grabbed the and no referees. Entry fee is $60. Registra· years later, the Northville resident is High Point Youth award at the same tion deadline is December 6 at the Recrea- one of the premier Morgan Horse riders type of show held at the Mighigan State tion Center. in the country. Fair Grounds in JuI}'. On August 27·29, At the Grand National and World r.he returned to the fair grounds and SENIOR PROM: Tickets are stili Championship Morgan Horse Show Oc. was named the Saddle seat Champion available at the Recreation Center for the 'ober 8-13 In Oklahoma City, Okla., at the State Fair Horse Show. senior Citizens Prom, December 6 from 7-9 ;;uzanne and her horse October Moon. As the awards kept coming in with p.m .. Music will be provided by the "Melody shine placed second in the American her name on them, Swlenckowskl dIdn't Men" and cost is $5 per couple or $2.50 per Morgan Horse Association's Hunt seat forget to credit her horse, whose person. "Iat Gold Medal Class. nickname is Toby. There are three main equestrian divi. "Toby is really well-maMered and he CARIBBEAN·FLORIDA VACATION: The ;ions or equitations; the Hunt seat, the helps me keep my form," Swien· Recreation Department is sponsoring a one- ;addle seat and the Western seat. The ckowski said. "I think he's one of the week Caribbean cruise and one week In Fort Jerformance in Oklahoma means that top equitation horses in the state." Lauderdale, Florida for all Northville area 10ly one rider in the entire country Suzanne's parents, Dr. and Mrs. John senior citizens. Cost is $1,299 per person nanaged to score higher than Swlen. Swlenckowski, bought SuzaMe's first double-occupancy and tour arrangements :kowskl in the Hunt seat event. horse when she was nine and C.J.M. will be made through Bianco Travel. For You would think it would be pretty ex. Farms In Northville proVided the in· more information call the department at 349- :Iting stuff for a 15-year-old, but Swien- struction. 0203. :kowski takes it all in stride. "My mom used to ride horses and "I thOUghtI'd do better in the saddle when I tried it, I really liked it, so I TOTE BAGS: Attractive and distinctive, ;eat (event) so I was sort of surprised started taking lessons," Swienckowski Suzanne Swienckowski and "Toby" placed second In tbe Hunt 5eatFlat Gold Medal Class the NorthvUle Recreation tote bags sell for o do so well in the hunt seat," Swien- explained. just $6. Each bag displays the special depart· .:kowskl explained. "But I've been do- About two years ago, Toby was ment duck logo; bags are available in red, ing pretty good in both lately so I guess bought and Lori Marino from C.J.M. kelly green, royal and navy. For more in· it wasn't that big of a surprise." Farms began training Suzanne for the Copp wins grid quiz formation, call 349-0203. The Grand. National competition equitation events and the rest is COoED VOLLEYBALL :ulmihated a banner season for Swlen- history. As the NorthvUle Record/Novi News football con- Brian Odom of Livonia wins the $10second prize. "A" DlYlsion W L :kowski, a junior at Mercy High School Country Merchants 30 5 During the summer, Swienckowskl test heads into its final week, contestants are ap- He also missed two games, but was three points Gellies 27 8 10 Farmington Hills. And even though trains every day but slacks oU to twice proaching top form. away from the actual number of points scored in the Ball Bangers 18 17 she expected to do well this year, a week in the winter. In a month, she Six entrants in last week's contest missed just two tiebreaker. Third prize of $5 goes to Anne White of Old Guard 12 23 Suzanne admitted that a few years Alhletes Feel 10 25 will begin training for next year's show games, meaning the old tiebreaker again had to be Plymouth with two misses and a prediction on the Kelord ColliSion 8 27 ack, she never dreamt it would come season, which means three or four days invoked to sort out the top finishers. tiebreaker that was just four points away from the .0 this. of practice weekly, usually a couple of How keen was the competition? WelI, Hubb Copp actual score in the Penn StatelNotre Dame ooBOO DIVISion W L "I certainly never expected that I Jon B Pub 24 11 hours each day. . of Novi won the $15 first prize, missing just two mismatch. Grapenuts 24 11 would do this well when I was 10years Swienckowski's goal is, naturally, to games and predicting that Penn State and Notre Magnum PI 20 15 old and just riding for fun," she said. become the National Champion and Dame would run up a total of 44 points in the Well, folks, this is it - the last week for the 1985 NelGang 18 17 Irish Sellers 16 19 Swienckowski qualified for the Grand she'll keep striving for it, even if she tiebreaker game - just two points oU the actual football contest. And the traditional tiebreaker caslaways 12 18 Nationals by wiMing the Sliver Medal has to wait until she's at the ripe old age number of 42 in the Nittany Lions' 36-6 pummeling game for the last week pits (who else?) Michigan Hils and Mrs. 6 29 at the Gold Cup of Ohio, a Regional of 18. of the Irish. against Ohio State. -Swimmers suffered without new pool Michigan Bell Renovation at Northvllle High SChool freestyle (2:02.2), the 100 butterfly has affected all the Mustang teams this (1:04.5) and was a member of the winn· fall, but perhaps none has been so ing 400 freestyle relay along with Julie adversely affected as the girl's swim Hilfinger, Shari Thompson and Karen team. Petersen. Without a home pool to practice or The only other Northville firsts were Service Bulletin aompete in until early November, Nor- Hilfinger in the 500 freestyle (5:47.4) ~ville felt the consequences of a severe and Thompson in the 100 backstroke case of home sickness. And according n:07.4). ImgQrtant: Action you must take if your to coach Bill Dicks, It's made a dif- "It was pretty close the whole way ference. through but (Canton's) big advantage "Our ti!"es right nO':'!•.l!S_ateam, are was that they took 1-2-3 in diVing," phone numbe~ begins wit:h about where they should have been in Dicks pointed out. . . ,. mid-october," Dicks said. "It's due to not having our pool available for most Seconds for the Mustangs included: of the season and having to practice at Pam Wesley in the 100freestyle and the other schools and missing some prac- 100 backstroke, Thompson In the 200 tices. 1M, Erika Nelson in the 100 • "We have seen steady improvement breaststroke, Becky Frayne in the 50 but all those things threw us off this freestyle and the team of Wesley, year.7 Nelson, Frayne and Dee LaChance in The Mustangs ended the dual meet the 200medley relay. season with a 48-34victory over Livonia The Franklin contest was Nor- 344, 348, 349 and 486. Franklin on November 7, but dropped a thvllle's first and last real home meet. close 87-84decision to Plymouth Canton All the other scheduled home meets November 13. NorthviIle heads into the during the season were held on the road Western Lakes League Championships because the new pool wasn't completed. today (Wednesday) with a dual meet It was, however, a successful inaugural record 0(7-5. meet. . '~Weare pretty close to everybody in The Mustangs took firsts in six events a>ur division, but in the league meet, en route to the easy win over the -r..ivonia Stevenson wiII run away with Patriots. setUes won the 200 freestyle it," Dicks predicted. "I expect we wiII and 100butterfly, Nelson came out on Now you have a choice of long distance fight it out with Canton for fifth place. It top in the 100freestyle, Thompson plac· would be a great way to end the season ed first in the 500freestyle and Michele by beating Canton and avenging the Beacham grabbed a first in the one- companies for Dial! Plus service. loss to them." meter diving. The 200 medley relay Freshman Sue setUes helped the team of Thompson, Nelson, LaChance Mustangs keep it close against Canton and Frayne also captured a first. Don't leave that choice to chance. by being involved in three first place The league meet begins today and finishes. Settles won the 200-yard wlll continue through Friday. Watch the mail and make Don't give up your right • your choice soon. to choose. If you have not already received it, you As part of the restructuring of the soon willbe getting complete information telephone industry, you must choose a from Michigan Bell by mail, along with a company for Dial 1 Plus service or such ballot listing your choices of Dial 1 Plus a company willbe chosen for you. long distance companies. Your Dial 1 Should this happen, it willbe a random Plus options and the steps you should selection by computer. We urge you to take are described in detaiL And you will make your own choice - because a be given the date by which you must company selected at random willnot '. make your selection to avoid having a necessarily be one that be~tserves your long distance company randomly selected specific needs. The information you for you. receive willinclude telephorie numbers If your phone number does not for the various long distance companies, begin with one of the numbers above, so you can easily look into their services don't worry. You willbe notified when and charges beiore you make your your area is ready for Dial 1 Plus service. choice. • What is Diall Plus? Need more help? Lets Talk!

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SOUTHGATE, MI ROSEVILLE STERLING HEIGHTS, MI Ourbig,new Southgate Shopping Centor 28794 Gratiot Ave. Clinton Valley Mall 13851 Eureka Road at Trenton Phone (313) n2·5858 Across from Lakeside Mall 1985·1986 General Merchandise Phone (313) 281-0160 Phone (313) 254·2200 Calalog Is now available in your local store. Come in WESTLAND, MI SOUTHFIELD NOVI,MI and pick one up! Across from Westland Mall 29720 Southfield Rd. 43635 W. Oaks Drive 7388 Nankin Boulevard Phone (313) 559-6000 Across from 12 Oaks Mall Phone(313)52~O Phone (313) 348-8970 TOORDERBYMAIL • cill loll lree nlUonwlde 1·800·251-1212 NEW SHOWROOM N.. ""IIII. TN rl'IdI.1t .111366 3900 LANSING LANSING or"flte ANN ARBOR Servlc. Merchlndlse Co ,Inc. SHOWROOM HOURS Arborland Consumer Mall Meridian Mall Delta Ctr. Shopping Clr. P.O. Box 25130 ANN ARBOR 3531 Washtenaw Avenue 1982 E. Grand River Ave. 5801 W. Saginaw Hwy. NUhvllle. TN 37202 Monday through Saturday 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. Phone (517) 323-0944 NeCOD Grell" Sunday 11 A.M. to 5 P.M. Sunday Noon to 5 P.M. Phone (313) 971-3022 Phone (517) 349-6600

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