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WAYNE COUNTY'S OLDEST WEEKLY NEWSPAPER ... ESTABLISHED 1869 ",tIS--.J ...... \ Vol. 116,No. 34.Three sections. 32Pages. Plus Supplements WI<~DNESDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1985-NORTHVILLE. MICIIIGA:>i \ J • • • CIty reverses Charter town! r stand, offers , . water serVIce resolution passed ByKEVIN~N By KEVIN WILSON But under the 1978Headlee amend· • The city will oreer water service to ment to the Michigan Constitution. the Normae, Incorporated, reversing an The signs on Six and Seven Mile roads board cannot gain Ihat taxing authority earlier decision that water would not be at the east end of the township may unless there is a vote of the people. Cur· extended to the industry at 720Baseline have to be changed to read "Charter rent legal opinion suggests that voter Road unless its owners petitioned for Township of Northville" this spring. approval of the shift to charter status is annexation. The board of trustees took the first of sufficient to grant the taxing aulhority. Council voted S-oMonday night to res· two steps toward incorporating as a Thus, anyone contemplating a peti· cind its earlier action and authorize city charter township last week. passing a tion drive to put the charter Issue up for manager Steven Walters to reach an resolution of intent during a special a vote must consider the possibility that agreement extending water service to meeting February 21. approval by the electors would increase the property. which is just across the The charter township form will take taxes while allowing the board to take • boundary in the township. Normae effect with the approval of a second the action on its own would not. makes precision tools used in the resolution in April or May. unless S13 The township currently levies 3.7 manufacture of drill bits. It has an· registered township voters (10 percent mills - one mill for the general fund. nounced long'range expansion plans of the number who cast ballots for 2.2 mills for the police department and that could more than double employ' supervisor last November) sign a peti· O.Smills for the fire department. One ment at the Northville facility. tion demanding a referendum vote on mill of property tax equals $1 for every Monday's council action followed a the issue. The second resolution must $1.000of state equalized valuation ISEV report by Mayor Paul Vernon about a follow the first by more than GO days. - defined as one·half the market meeting he had with township super- meaning the earliest possible date value>. Gaining the authority to levy visor Susan Heintz February 21. would be Monday. April 22.. five mills would allo>\' taxes to rise Vernon and Heintz both reported that "It is especially important that this another 1.3mills. or $65 on a house sold • they had agr~ that the city would ex· be done by Uie board. rather than by for $100.000and with an SEV of $50.000. tend water service to Normae without vote. for the tax reasons," supervisor Township board members say they insisting on annexation. The township Susan Heintz told trustees at last do not want the added taxing authortty .ha.s agreed. in turn. to support Verner week's meeting. - only the other advantages of charter Bodker's petition before the state boun- Unlike the charters drafted for the township status, including greater pro- 'dary commission seeking to have operation of cities, a township choosing tectIon agamst annexatIOn. the authori· P.armenter's Cider Mill annexed to the charter status must use a specific ty to bUy and sell land for public pur' city. charter spelled out in Michigan statute. poses and a bond rating separate from : Vernon said he and Heintz agreed That charter authorizes the board of the state's. there had been a "misunderstanding" trustees to levy up to five mills in pro- 'of the city's intent in advising the an· perty taxes . Continued on 6 .nexation of the Normae property . . : "I explained that we are not .ag· • 'gressively purSUing annexation." Ver, non said. "Normae and Parmenter's 'are two parcels of property that. Financing 'complete ,because of their locations. simply belong within the city. I told her that probably no other two parcels of pro- perty are in the same situation." for Haggerty sewer Heintz told the township board. at a special meeting February 21, about the By KEVIN WILSON discussion with the mayor. "Mayor .... ., - .. .. - - -- Vernon and I had lunch today and 'Of all th.. svstt'lJI:- - \\t • • al;r~ to meet on a monthly basis." Assessments against property in the look ..d al, lhis i~ prnhahlv Haggerty Road sewer district were con- she said. 7 ., - the most halalJ('t'd I'w (·,,('·r "He is now aware we have concerns firmed by the township board February about other things than Normae' and 21, cementing the last element of the seen. for any dislriel.' Parmenter's. He said he would advise financing scheme for the project. his council to extend water to Normae. estimated to cost $3.13million. - Richard AlI('n Special assessments to I?e paid by the It will be my recommendation at our Township trush' .. next regular meeting that we accept the owners of 83 parcels within the district city annexation of Parmenter's." served by the sew~' will cover $1.29 Vernon said Heintz had expressed million of the cost .:.. less than earlier reacting to external pressures. There some concern about potential annexa· projections. due to a $180.000contribu- are people who are going to develop and tion of other township areas. Firefighter Rick Bolly clears charred planks from window ledge after blaze at old county school tion from the state of Michigan. make fortunes in retail. mdustrial or "I told her that if we were seriously But several property owners lodged commercial development as a result of • interested in aggressively pursuing an· vehement objections to the board of this sewer. We believe the charge nexation, we would have responded dif· trustees' actions. Prominent among should have been at the time they tie-m ferently to questions from residents on those objecting to the assessments were to the sewer." West Main asking how they could get Abandoned county building burns the owners of Dun Rovin golf course Township consulting engineer Ed- their street paved and maintained by and members of the newly·formed ward IJack) McNeely explained that the city; we would have responded dif· Wolfbrook·Willis Property Owners the township has developed its entire Arson is suspected in a blaze that gut· water on it, it started to cook - the the job another two hours. the chief Association. Wolfbrook Estates and sewer system through the special ferently to questions from Edenderry plaster started coming off the wall in reported. residents about what they had to do to ted a portion of the main school building Willis are the names of two small sub· assessment method. The Haggerty at the abandoned Wayne County Child sheets. The glass had melted in the win· While all available township divisions !total area rOUghlyGO acres) Road district will be the 13th in the join the city." dows, it was laying around in little volunteer firefighters were on the Both leaders said they hoped monthly Development Center on Sheldon Road on Six Mile, just north of Dun Rovin. township. Tuesday. There were no injUries globules." scene. city firefighters were on call in Dun Rovin attorney Clarence R. "To my knowledge, the township has meetings between them would lead to Fighting the blaze waS"complic3ted case of a second alarm elsewhere in the improved communications and con· reported. Charest lodged a formal objection on not installed' any sewer on an at·large • Township firefighters responded to by the state of the property. particular· township. Toms said all available man· behalf of the country club. contending basis as you suggest," he said to I tinuation of the friendly relationship the scene shortly before 1:30 p.m. after Iy since mounds of earth had been piled power. approximately 12 men, was that the Haggerty Road sewer would Charest. "The township. in this in· between city and township. Vernon had up in the area to discourage trespassing committed to the fire and none critical words for unspecified persons, an unidentified caller reported flame not benefit the property. He noted that stance. is only proceeding with the and smoke streaming from the second and the water has been shut ore. available for backup. causing him to Dun Rovin has filed suit against the technique it has established for pro- who, he said, "seek out any hint of con· "The hydrants were all shut ore.so we ask city fire chief Jim Allen to be troversy" and would "fan a spark into a story windows. township and that the case is pending viding sewer ~verywhere else." . Fire chief Robert Toms said he had to bring in our tankers and get prepared to answer any other alarms. before the Michigan Tax Tribunal. Charest. however. contended that flame if given the chance," He sug· them over the piles of dirt." Toms said. The fire began in a comer of a gested regular meetings with the believes the fire had been burning for a A maior cause of Dun Rovin's objec· "what you are doing here is vou're long time. at least since some time He noted that the township fire depart· classroom formerly used for sewing in· tion is that assessments are based. in charging the individuals for the benefit township supervisor would negate such ment is eqUipped to carry its own water struction. Toms said. ereorts. ( Monday night. part, on zoning classification and a'rea. of the developers. As of the dav 'we "When we got there. it was raging supplies since large areas of its "There were a lot of wood cupboards With 137acres zoned to accommodate utilize that property. we'd be happy to Vernon told council Monday that he jurisdiction do not yet have water ser· in there. the walls were just covered was recommending reconsideration of preUy good on the second floor and had single family homes. the assessment pay whatever our share is." started to go up the third floor," Toms vice. That capacity proved valuable with them." Toms said. "The middle of against the Dun Rovin property totals Charest was joined by ·Wolfbrook. its January 21 action "recognizing It the room was full of tables and sture. might not be fair to other taxpayers said. "The bUilding is practically solid \ Tuesday. he said. almost $IS9,OOO. There would be Willis association president Marvin masonry. It was so hot in there, it was Bringing the fire under control took another $860 charge for each individual Gans in suggesting that the contrlbu. Continued on 6 like you'd turned on a ktln. When we put approximately one hour and finishing Continued on 12 home constructed on the property if it tions to the cost of the project being • were developed as a subdivision. made by Northville Township But Charest argues that Dun Rovln 1$450,000),the City of Novi 1$350.000) owners do not intend to develop the pro- and Plymouth Township 1right of ac· perty as a subdivision for the cess to an outlet near M·14) are not Northville loses dedicated servant C.A. Smith foreseeable future, do not need sewer representative of the benefits gained by services for continued operation of the the community through construction of Northville lost one of its most In remembrance of Mr. Smith's thville. golf course, and should not be charged the sewer. dedicated community servants last Fri· , dedication to the community. the flag in "I'm 73years old now and I was just a tor the sewer until it is needed. Gans argued that the township share day with the death of longtime resident front of city hall was nown at half·mast kid when we started coming out to the "We think your action is improper. is "merely what the cost would have Charles A. Smith. yesterday. Northville County Fair." she said. we think you should have reqUired a been to maintain two existing pumping Mr. Smith died Friday evening at Born in the foothills of the Ozarks in a 'Mr. Smith. who, worked as an vote of the property owners in the stations" over the next ISyears. so "Ihe Botsford General Hospital ,- only six small town called Libertyville on engineer for General Motors before his district," Charest said. "We agree with days shy of his 92nd birthday. February 28. 1893. Mr. Smith moved retirement, served as a plant engineer the other gentleman who said you are Continued on 4 '. for Gordon Baking Company in the Funeral service was held yesterday with his family to Farmington, at Holy Family Church with the Missouri, at the age Of15. 1930sand eventually founded his own Reverend Austin Denney of He attended Carleton College in Far· business, Smith Products Company, in Meadowbrook Christian Church of· mington before marrying Ida Florence 1954. ' flciating. Burial was at Michigan Green on March 22, 1911. The business, located on Grand River Inside: Mrs, 'a' of South Memorial Park in Flat Rock. Funeral The couple came to Detroit in Avenue In Novi, was sold in 1962. Lyon never used the Mon- arrangements were handled by January, 1916,and moved to Northville A member or Meadowbrook Christian day Green Sheet before but Casterline Funeral Home. in March, 1953.Mr. Smith lived at his Church, Mr. Smith also served as presi· dent of the Detroit Council of Christian Calendar 2A her ad for an apartment Remembered throughout the com· Nine Mile home until his death last elicited a tremendous munlty for his service to the needy. week. Churches for 15 years and was a "C.A." Smith devoted himself to groups Mr.,Smith's daughter Nedra Callard member of the board of directors for Classified 3B response and she rented it such as FISH, the Northville of Yakima, Washington, recalled Mon· the Detroit Council of Churches for 14 on the first day ... Goodfellows and most recently Civic day that when the family boUght the years. Obituaries 7A Concern. a local help organization property "it was between 11 and 12 Locally, Mr. Smith served as presi· which he'founded in 1983. acres - just an orchard then. dent of the Northville Area Economic Opinions lOA Ann Roy, who helped Mr. Smith "I remember my dad gave each of us Development Corporation, president of four kids an acre," she said. "But only the Northville Rotary Club and presi· organize Civic Concern nearly two Our Town lC GREEN SHEET years ago, recalled Monday that he my youngest sister used her acre - we dent of the Wixom Chamber of Com· ActIon Ads "was just about the most wonderful all moved away and gave it back to merce. man you could ever meet. dad." He was an honorary member OfNovl Sports 4C Get Results "He lived a very simple life," she She noted that though all four Rotary Club and received the 348-3022 children were raised In Detroit, her said. "But he had a heart bigger than he ,t. • CHARLESA. SMITH was." father always talked of moving to Nor· CoDUnued 00 4 . \
r. I~ f , 2·A- THENORTHVILLERECORD-Wednesdav.Februarv27.1985 •• ·.. '.t••' Community Calendar '.' 'Cahin Fever' winners hi ·" World Day of Prayer held at Bushnell announced by merchant1!i , 'I' THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28 SChoolwill host a paper drive from 3-4 p.m. In the TUESDAY, MARCH 5 Six lucky people walked away with Participant merchants Inc~ church parking lot. $425worth of "Northville Dollars" In Freydl's, Town & Country Cycl~J1, CHAMBER MEETS: Northville Community ROTARY CLUB MEETS: Northville Rotary a special "Cabin Fever" promotion Northville Camera, Anne's FabriCs, Chamber of Commerce meets at 8 a.m. at the MONDAY, MARCH 4 Club meets at noon at First Presbyterian Church sponsored by Northville merchants IV Seasons Flowers & Gifts. Orin Chamber BUilding. fellowship hall. last weekend. Jewelers, Green's Creative H9Ji
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"" Nort VI e Building ~ 348 • 9800 Northville • Diamond Boutique manufacturers THENORTHVILLERECORD 250/0 OFF Publoshe ) •• Wednesday, February 27, 19S$- THE NORTHVILLERECORO-3·A • Board approves middle school program By MICHELE M, FECHT involving three languages Of French, "In the end, we sJlOuld have six schools German and Spamsh also will be re- Arter nearly two and half years of qUired Ofall seventh graders. planning. Northville's middle school within a school. " The remaining 10·week elective program is ready for implementation course will be scheduled from the areas at the start of the 1985-86school year. Ofhome economics, industrial arts. art. Northville Board of Education - Dully ~lt'Ma:-It'r typing. vocal music, Instrumental • unanimously approved the administra· music. reading lab. computers and tion's recommendation for implemen, physical education. tation of the middle school program at areas. areas with one of the four being 10 In addition to one semester of its meeting Monday night. She said administrators currently are weeks of required computer Instruc· physical educatIOn. eighth grade The board's action Monday coincides introducing and inservicing starr tion. students will be required to take a 10· with earlIer approval of the middle members in order to Implement the In both the seventh and eIghth week foreign language course. The school philosophy statement. program reading component. grades. the Reading/Learning Consul· course will focus on conversational components and organizational struc· Students in all three grades also will tant Reading program will be reqUired French. Spanish or German depending ture. be required to take one period of core for at least a semester for students not on the student's language preference. In prefacing the administration's electives each year. reading at grade level. Other electives at the eighth grade recommendation to the board. Longridge desCrIbed the core electIve Students in the middle school will be level will be orrered In home economics. Superintendent George Bell noted that oHerings as an "orrshoot of the four required to have at least 20 weeks of industrial arts. art. typing. computers. • "Northville's middle school program is academics. computer instruction. vocal music. instrumental music. unique to Northville. "We wanted something that still con· At the sixth grade level. two periods reading lab and phySical educatIOn. "We did not throw anything away centrated on the basic four of exploratory courses (required elec· Longridge noted that the foreign that already is working," he said. academics." he said. "One thing we tlves) will be required. Among the reo language reqUIrement was built on the He further noted that the recommen· wanted to make sure of is that we don't quired electives WIllbe one semester of three languages taught at the ~Igh dation culminates more than two years lose the basic skills area." physical education with a flve·week school level. of planning by some 85 parents. com· He noted that "every core elective Health unit involVing nutrition and first munity members. teachers and ad· teacher is writing a program for core aid incorporated in the semester re- He said students interested In the language orrerings could feasibly enroll ministrators. electives," quirement. . Dolly McMaster. administrative At the sixth grade level. three Sixth grade students also Will be reo in all three languages before heading to high school. assistant for curriculum and instruc· quarters of core elective time will be quired to schedule a 10·week ex· "The program gIVes a student a taste tion. said the middle school program allocated to required reading instruc· ploratory course from the areas of .' will oHer an "exploratory" program tion of which 10 weeks will consist of home economics. industrial arts. typo of what the language IS like." he noted. for sixth graders with more elective of· Reading Lab instruction. ing. vocal musIc. instrumental musIc. Board members concerned about the ferings for seventh and eighth grade j One quarter of core elective time at art and physical education. variety of electives oHered were students. the sixth grade level will be allocated to At the seventh grade level. two assured by administrators that repetl· McMaster presented the recommen· required computer instruction. periods of elective courses will be re- tion will be not be a problem. dation to the board along with Cooke At the eighth grade level, students quired with one semester bemg "You have to make a real effort to principal David Longridge who will be will be able to choose four core elective physical education. make sure a child doesn't 'maJor' m heading the middle school in oHerings in each of the four academic A ten·week foreIgn language survey anything at this level." Superintendent September. Bell noted, adding that electives and McMaster noted that middle school core electives will focus on dirrerent scheduling for the coming year will be subject areas. _ • based on seven periods with classes Toto tryouts scheduled McMaster told board members that running 45 minutes each. there will be considerable assessment All sixth. seventh and eighth grade and evaluation of the middle school pro- students will be required to take four for 'Wizard of Oz' role gram during the first year. periods of academics (core classes) in She further noted that the district language arts. math. social studies and Dog tryouts for the part of Toto in the are eligible to audition. Melame Ben- cannot implement "the utopian middle science. Northville High School production of nett who plays the part of Dorothy WIll school" the first year. McMaster noted that one of the "ma· "The Wizard of Oz" are scheduled for be on hand so that director Kurt Kinde "In the end. we should have SIX jor changes in going to the middle 10 a.m. Saturday. March 9. at the high will be able to see how canine can· schools WIthin a schoot." she conclud. First clip school program" is the district's in· school. didates react with the leading lady. ed. • corporation of reading in all content Dogs small enough to fit in a basket Little Nickulas Jay Strauch, who is six-months-old today. was without a doubt the youngest customer in the swivel chair when stop fanrosi3ing he went for his first haircut at the Fashion Cellar. With help Direct to you factory prices . from his mom Carol, Nickulas managed to get through the Srnies Compare our Value and Quality :.:::: ordeal with barely a whimper. He didn't even have to stay for a CLEARANCE PRICES : ::' . blowdry. Record photo by Steve Fecht. WhIle our IDvenlory lasts Buy now before 19851ur puce IDcreases Many New Arrivals Once. for ex: fUCf WINTER flY international, ftd. STORE WIDE "'~: . ,.. .1 133 East Main St. Downtown Northville :::t--oIIi~ SALE 1f~~~;~u~ Mon -Sal 9 30-6 30 :~: SAVE 15%-40% ON· EVERYTHING IN STOCK ~.:~tt~"~~;1 We have aU your IRA answers. SUPER SAVINGS 25 % :.~ L::;~.~. I.J I~·.J'I! - ALL CORNER CABINETS r.EDUCED /( b .~~'t";:: ", .1,--, ~" , !_ ~ l .. )' II' SOUD OAK TABLES $13995 . rt::91 -~. ,.• ; ·.L r------~----~---~ --, "•••Retirement's only 1 I $1.00 OFF I BURGER FOR $1.00: 36" Round. As Low As I I ,.1. .J~, : Buy any dinner entree Special Buy any of our great '1.1 pound I ~~r. 10 years away-it's too FREE LAZY SUSAN . L. II I..;-J'] - - & Ernie's will give you 51.00 of burgers and Ernie's will give I Ii' II each entree I you the second one for '1.00 I WITH PURCHASE OF ANY SOLID OAK • r-:: I - ~. late to start an IRA ••• EXTENSION TABLE I I I ~t~!::r.---;~r.r~ I 13.301111clOSing L1mllonecouponper VlSl1 3:301111clOSing Llmil onecouponperVlslll : ! 1 ISOLlDOAKROLLTOPS3899SI·.:'·,,~·_ I lwot"""L~- INOSUbSlllullons Exp. March 15. 1985 NoSubslilullons Exp. March 15, 19851 ., right?" 1 fi~- f 2PANFRIED PICKERAL ~2-Corn-Beet'&-C~bb7Jge-: . VISITOURALLNEW ~r~--i U,) oJ ~u-, &:.~...--...' I , NORTHVILLE LOCATION \ '( ~ I"'" ~~~"'i- ,~~, $ Di~ners : ',' 42301 Seven Mile . 1 .z..~ l't;--.. .-'!!._" : DINNERS 8.25: (2m,lesW 011·2751 ,~..:~:- I - With potato, vegetable, toss I for 7.95 I ~ 349·8585 --.. r II l' : salad. bread basket. I Two corn beef & cabbage dInners wllh I : ,~1..I I polalo, toss salad & bread basket. I 13.301111clOSing Llmllonecouponpervis1113:301111closing Llmll onecouponperVlslt WYANDOTTE I ! I L--l~. l INoSubSlllullons Exp. March 15. 1985 ItloSubslltullons Exp. March 15, 198...5 3063 Biddle, 285·847 ~1~;-~-.... ._------~--~------Ask about Hours: Man ·Thurs 10·7. In Restaurant Catering available for Sunday Affairs Fn. 10·8; Sat. 10·5. Sun. 12·4 (Sun. al Norlhvllle Only) • STORE HOURS: Mon -Sat. 9·6 Sun. 10·5 . KOWALSKI • B A CON Cooked. Beer. or Smoked SOLE SALAMI $l°S! $23L! Wrong. ANDY'S MEAT HUT and ERWIN FARMS Putting $2.000 each vear inlo a IHA ·AVO'"• ~ - , 4·A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, February 27,1985 •• (- ., lIaggerty sewer assessment passed CootIDued from page 1 assessment method placed' an uiitair burden on their properties. Gans' township has not really put in any addi· calculations showed that, on a per·acre tional funds." basis, WoHbrook-Wlllis prop,erty He also suggested that Plymouth 'There are people It'110 are owners will pay nearly 5640 more per Township should make a monetary con- acre than will major land holders, : , ' tribution to the project, and that Novi's /!oin/! 10 develop ami llIak~ Assessments were not levied on ~ per contribution is too smalJ in relation to forlunes in relail. imlll~lrial acre basis,. however, Mc~eely: apd the area being served. or cOlJllJlerical (leJ'elopllll'nl Allen both saId they had explored many McNeely explained that the sewer possible methods of spreading the,cQst project needs Plymouth Township's as a reslill of Ihi ...~elt'er•• throuWtout the district. : cooperation in order to save the cost of routing sewage within Northville "We've looked at a lot of syste~s, .. Township to the west. The savings gain· - Clarence Charest Allen said, "It has to be the same alllhe ed through Plymouth Township'S Dun Rovin allorm'y way across, you can't calculate by one cooperation, he suggested, far exceed method for one area and by another the cost of prOViding access to less than method for another area. Of all ·the one mile of sewer routed through that systems we looked at, this is probablyt community. board of trustees and Meijer's?" the most balanced I've ever seen,Jor In response to questions from trustee Charest echoed that question. "Tell any district." Richard AlJen, McNeely said he me one person other than some Gans contended that the assessment believes the Novi contribution of speculator, who says they want It?" method "may be equal, but it is not fair, roUghly 10 percent of the cost compares Township oUicials said that the Hag· The whole township is going to increase to a "minimal" added cost to provide gerty sewer has long been an element of its tax base and this little corner is go- the capacity required by Novi. The the long-range development plan for ing to carry it." , , township will construct the sewer only the township and its water and sewer Lot sizes in the two subdivisions vary to the Novi boundary at Eight Mile and department. Hopes that federal fundi!1g widely, so assessments range {roin Record photo by STEVE FECHT Lew and June MOOD with their few remaining toys the only added cost of having Novi join would be available were dashed WIth $2.900 up to nearly $13.000 within the the system appears to be the possibility the demise of the Super sewer project Wolfbrook-Willis area. Gans said- the t that slightly larger pipe may be needed and the township board determined to per acre cost for these homeowners in the main interceptor on Haggerty. A proceed with the project on its own. averages $1.798.14. compared, to Moonkin closes doors this week meter pit to be constructed at Eight $1.535.71 for the district at large and Mile will monitor the sewage now from They pointed also to a history of sep- $1.160 per acre for major land owners. Novi and service charges will be levied tic system problems on the eastern "We are not against the development After 10 years of sawing. sanding and Lew designed the sitting camel with designs. and June Moon completing accordingly. he said at an earlier edge of the townShip, noting both the and installation of the sewer. for. we painting sturdy wooden toys for rocking seat between humps. them and keeping the store open from meeting. Park Gardens and Grandview Acres realize that without a sewer develop. children. many in animal shapes. Her husband won't retire from his a.m. to 6 p.m. weekdays and until 5 10 Another speaker against the project subdivisions had experienced pro- ment cannot proceed," Gans said. Moonkin Toys is closing shop at 446 post as director of student activities at p.m. Saturdays. was Patrick Coyne. a resident of Pier- blems. Similar soil conditions exist "However. the ineqUity of the costs IS • sOo.IthMain at the end of this month. Lawrence Institute of Technology until She notes that she can use all the son Drive. which was excluded from the throUghout the corridor and represent a the only thing we are objecting to. " - "'We're going to retire and take it the end of the year; so, June Moon says. machinery except the big saws. sewer district at the request of major reason more extensive develop· The township board voted lHl. With easy," explains June Moon. wiping a they really don't have any immediate At Christmas. a part·time helper was residents. ment has not occurred along Haggerty treasurer Richard Henningsen absent. t • Wi:;p of sawdustrrom her hair. plans beyond taking it easier at their hired. Road. "The thing that always bothers me." to approve the assessment rolJ. as :'Phe building. a former gas station home on Fairbrook. When it "wasn't fun any more" the ,.> Coyne said. "is that there is nobody for Gans stressed that he did not concur presented by McNeely. The next step IS garage remodeled into a toy shop The business actually began, she ~"ana Moons made the decIsion to close and the sewer except the township board, with Charest and Coyne in contendin~ to begin detailed engineering and pro- ~:;'tesembling a fairy tale gingerbread recalls. as a woodworking hobby of her sell the property - but not their wood- Meijer's and Mr. McNeely. Whose idea that the sewer should not be bUIlt. He ceed toward soliciting bids on the pro- is in process of being sold. she husband's in their home, was a ~::hl)use, It working eqUipment. June Moon ex- was it for the sewer except for the and his association argued only that the ject. ~.-1dS1s. natural interest, she mentions. as Lew plains that some will be kept by her hus- ~::"'~eguJar customers and passers·by Moon's grandfather had been a cabinet- band and other pieces will be given to ~:;';we noticed the closing sale sign and maker. their children. ~-1ia~e been buying the remaining toys When the toymaking outgrew the Their own grandchildren are among Active longtime resident C.A. Smith die~: :"~aDd doll houses. animal mobiles. house, the business was moved to its the reasons to close the toy store. :;-::aIPhabet and animal cutouts on the present location. Their daUghter Janet Twiss and fami- ~ ..~Jves. "It was a hard decision to make." ly with three children are in Brown City ConUnued from Page 1 .. Farmington. Missouri Public Library His WIfe Ida preceded him in death on t February 23. 1978. two years after the ';P::;'::~'There's hardly anything left." Mrs. June Moon admits of the closing but in the thumb area. Son Je(( Moon and prestigious Paul Harris award from to be known as the Carleton College Memorial Room. couple celebrated their 65th weddmg ~'Moon observes. glancing at bare says that at the holidays just past they his three children by marriage are in Norlhville Rotary. anniverary. :' ; shelves that used to hold rocking were so busy that they were open seven Northville. Another daughter, Robyn. Mr. Smith also served on the board of In addition to his daughter Nedra. : • horses. A lone yellow camel rocker re- days a week. presently is m Utah. She is making a direclors of the Wayne County Easler Mr. Smith is survived by another Mr. Smith also was preceded in deaih : ~mained. Like many of the items in the Right now the shop adjacent to the career with the U.S. Air Force. her Seal Society and was Invited last week daughter Nadine Lee. also of Yakima. by his daughter Mrs. Jeanne Woods m ~ ~store. it was an origmal Moonkin crea- display room is taking care of orders mother explains. and was in Germany to make a television prest:ntation in the She currently IS serving in the Peace 1977 and his son Charles Arthur Marion : . tion. received before Christmas that the before the assignment to Utah. society's behalf. Corps and stationed in Fiji. Smith in 1983. • :, June Moon recalls that a customer Moons couldn't get out. The business "At the holidays we've been so busy In addition to his local service, Mr. He also leaves 10 grandchildren. 17 The family has asked that memOrial ~.• came in requesting a camel rocker for has been a family one with Lew Moon - now we'll be able to see them." June Smith also was serving as chairman of great-grandchildren and five great- contributions be made to the ,~ ,an, Arabian friend. and her husband working nights and weekends to cut the Moon says. a committee to furnIsh a room in the great-granchildren. Meadowbrook Christian Church. ' ~ ,.'~------, ·. ENOIL" : i.. RESISTS .' ~ SCALP OIL :; ~M€lUSI" OUTPUT. ' .. , AVOIlable :.. .-,,----- B 16 .AUKIMlnH' ...... ' • G'OL o~~O~;conta;n;':;o'~b~n"'aH;;-;; Ross B..:,·· READERS MEET READERS :. .EE oj potent 0"Jlglltrng complexes The Wayne County Reading CounCil IS conduchng a read·a thon featunng seven Wayne rn a powerful synergIstic balance. :.' == Northrop & Son County school dlstncts. There Will be hands on eXhibits shOWing how reading can be fun , . to control excessIVe OIl on scalp == through skills" tables, reading games, slide presentation and three separate storytelling " and hOlr shaft ,'. .,:::_:,,_:'::~E:)(US Funeral Directors stations Saturday. March 2, 10 am 9 pm. East & Central Courts . " " ~ .. ~~::u:~:te~~;;el · . NATURE & EARTH WI/Iou balk & Caring Since 1910 .... Ol ,.". UNITED WITH VIola I,,, IT'S A PRIME TIME FOR A CURE ____ ~ SCIENCE m',,,· "'/ rt~~ISIUl9 19091 NorthVille Road pot4~ The Juvemle Diabetes Foulldation is sponsonng an Informative display and entertainment NorthVille Soap ba,k In conjunction With the first Annual Junvenlle Diabetes National Telethon. There will be /P~,SS~,I..s~.S,~.~~~n~n~~;a::7/"I/I' 348-1238 Shrine Clowns; Magician, Jim Ruth; and DiXieland musIc by Dave Miller and the Mlrthside Alo .. ('t"tO At MlDstrels. WXON. Channel 20 TV Will have momtors on hand shOWing the telethon In 102W. MAIN ST.• NORTHVILLE I"I0ba""/,,, mo", 22401 Grand River progress in Atlantic City. Sunday. March 3. 12 pm . 4 pm, Central Court " . 349-6050 concentrat,d condItIOning Redford ·,- ME~US PRODUCTS COMPANY /0<10"" 531-0537 • 5ar40_0, ColI"""" 93103 RECREATION-VACATION SHOW See the latest models In recreation vehicles deSigned to make your vclcahon a very speCial one. Monday· Sunday. March 4 10. Throughout Mall FASHION SEMINAR ~ MANAGER'S ..~ ..~~ 'i Guest Speaker. Marlene Coffey, fashion Instructor and consultant Will give the five steps to MR. TILE CO. ,...~o;PBIRTHDAY SALE" ~_ •• organizing your closet, how to buy Investment clothes and a touch on color A com ~ /" ,... • MENTION THIS AD'~ .- ~ \ phmentary Continental Breakfast will be served The Seminar IS free but reservations are . ~ AND GET AN EXTRA . • :.' ," necessary. Make yours now by calling 4255001. Tuesday, March 12 10 11 am '. Audltonum In the Emporium. '. ~: 10 01 \' f ~\ f. \ )J~liit~ 10 OFF ...,-- ',:'~'-"~ ~"""'."'I ~Anything in the BETTS FINE ART SHOW [ . ~ store A wonderful array of art dealers speCialiZing in all forms of hanglnq art Oil.,. pastels. .' - NOVI STORE ONLY watercolor. photography. pottery and more Many arhsts Will be demonstrating Thursday Sunday. March 14 17. throughout Mall t' t· SELF-STICK FANCY OR PLAIN I':~,.~ ...~ S"xS" ITALIAN (! ,.<~ SILVER STRING DULCIMER SOCIETY -:. NO WAX QUARRY ,> '~.~~ ••.~ Will be performing dunng the Art Show Thursday· Saturday, 7 9 pm: Saturday & Sunday. • · 2 . 4 pm. Central Court. ,:' t', TILES TILE ~ ....~(~; ~~ .::J1i' .' FROM .~ ~\' , ---- ? •• Wednesday, February 27, 19a5- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-~A I • t Site entry questions Footloose on the bill :.delayplan approval at Raven this weekend Northville's coffeehouse-folk music more room - it would be more the size :: City planners and developer Norman don't think the problems outweigh the emporium The Raven has already ofthe original Raven." .t Naimark have found Naimark's plans advantages. " become one of the Detroit area's hottest ,t~ build 26 apartment units at a tricky Rice predicts this weekend's show, One consideration, Nino noted, is that entertainment oiz success stories. Of featuring Footloose, a qUintet from Ann l~ation - just northeast of Eight Mile there are no truly good entrances to the the six shows GiUiddler owner Tom and Taft roads - a thorny problem. Arbor. will be The Raven's best yet. An site, even though Naimark's right to Rice has produced at the Northville acoustic mstrumental ensemble from The steep grade of Naimark's 2.7- develop it and have access to county Community Center. four have sold out acre site makes it a potentially attrac- rOllds is guaranteed. Also, Nino said, Ann Arbor. Footloose plunges into ,a and two were near·sellouts. variety of musical styles. from tive development. But traffic access to changing the entrance to Eight Mile It's plain Rice has found a unique and from the planned apartments ap- Road would make the development less bluegrass, old-timey. folk and country niche in the musical entertainment to swing, jazz and old rock and roll. pears to be something altogether dif- aesthetically attractive and could market, with top·rate acoustic musIc ferent. cause drainage problems. entertainment from local, regional and Members of the Ann Arbor·based . Naimark's original plans called for City Manager Steven Walters even nationally traveled performers. group are Julie Austin, a singer, driveway access to the site located near disagreed with Nino's dismissal of the But Rice might up the ante fairly songwriter. gUitarist and flute player: J I" the middle of the hill on Taft Road just dangers of a Taft Road entrance. "I'm soon. He reports haVing discussions Gary Reynolds on banjo. trumpet and north of Eight Mile. concerned that if we approve thIS and with Vem Huntoon, owner of the Main mandolin: Myron Grant on vocals. hare . At the request of the commission there is an accident there, the city wlil Street building formerly occupIed by monica, gUitar, mandolin, bones and several weeks ago, City Police Chief be left with the liability," Waiters the Winner's Circle tavern, about the "rediscovered" trumpet. BIll Barton on Rodney Cannon and City Engineer Ed- declared. "That's the part that bothers poSSIbilityof moving The Raven there. vocals fiddle, mandolin and guitar and ward McNeely studied the proposed en- me." When starting out The Raven at the Dave Crandall on string bass. Commissioner Jay Wendt seconded Northville Community Center last In 1983 an earlier incarnation of trance's location and determined It was Walters' reservations. "I think the big- potentially hazardous to southbound winter, Rice said it had been his plan to Footloose produced a critically ac· traffic on Taft Road. gest traffic hazard is people trying to eventually convert it into a more com- claImed album, Call In Well on Mudhen .. turn left onto Taft Road and not seeing fortable restaurant-style setting. And Records. . , 'City Planning Consultant Ron Nino anybody coming over the hill at 35 Rice agrees that if fixed up, the Footloose performs from 7:30 to 11 If) was skeptical of their findings. "The miles an hour," he said. building has potential. p.m. Friday and Saturday night at The most significant problem is southbound The commission elected to put off a "We're selling out at 200 seats. and Raven. 302 East Main. For mformation traffic trying to turn left," Nino said. final decision on Naimark's plans until that place would give us a great deal on ticket prices. phone 349-9420. "What we're talking about is maybe he could negotiate the best possible en- 10 cars a day .. _I think that's a pretty trance to the site with officials and thin basis for a planning commission to engineers. Among the options discussed reqUire a drastic redesign of a site plan. were an entrance from Eight Mile "If the developer says, 'Fine, I'll Road. an entrance farther south on Taft change it,' then who are we to quarrel? Road and the acquisition of an ease· But I think you're on thin ground. I ment from property on the north. Footloose will perform this weekend at The Raven I '0 Haverhill Farms • Spring Special Indoor Ring JUSTCOINS~ AND JEWELRY Bring Your Splc& 4 Riding AND STAMPS Span "Orall'lOllds"In Lessons AND SUPPLIES For F,.. Testing. We'll sel tour New Students AND ANTIQUES IIndlngs nlo AND SILVER earr ng8, l. pendant, Of ring. $30 AND GOLD Open 7 Days Call Now WeAlllo Bay All Of Tbe Above 4096514 Mile West of 1039 NoviRd. f; Haggerty Northville 348-8340 • .Walled Lake 624-5554 r------~---, '::~ ~~:::~ AUTO WORLD TRANSMISSION ~i'O~~~ ·f· i Towing ~ 1501 DISCOUNT -iro- .1 ?; & Road.5 10 . r-+ If::] I, ~4".1 Test .•~, On MaJ'orTransm'lssion Repairs ;~~~D F'R~INGJDN -I ?A4J\"~"~ JR'NS~'SS'ON 'NOUSJRlAl I Will Beat Major Chains Prices! CENTER YOUR ,: AMERICAN· FOREIGN· TRUCKS· 4x4's· AUTO & MANUAL CHOICE C r:1Iiil- / :.•, _ .... 24034 Haggerty· Farmington Hills· 471-7398 PARKE-DAVIS MEN'S SUPPORT STOCKING Coupon Expires 3-21-85 Discount Applies to List Price I: ' LEGS TIRED? HERE'S A , FASHIONABLE WAY TO ..I ~------~ HEtP SUPPORT THEM I • NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP We have aU your IRA answers. : BOARO OF TRUSTEES SYNOPSIS PAIR ·l ~} Dale: Thursday, February 21, 1985 It r-f'Il PARKE-DAVIS Time: 7:30 p.m. '·'I'mgoing to retire in It RAINTREE Place: 41600 SIx Mile Road It l U~~FASHION SHEER SUPPORT II HAND AND BODY LOTION 1. Call 10 Order. Supervisor It "\fl PANTY HOSE Susan J. Heintz called Ihe GREASELESS 20 years-no sense It I "- • '\ SUPPORT YOUR TIREO LEGS ~ Q. meeling 10 order at 7:35 p.m. It I "\ I IN FASHIONABLE SHEER·TO· . I~ ,.ABSORBS INSTANTLY 2. Roll Call: Susan J. Heintz. ... rJI!I!l It 1/ ~ THE-WAIST COMFORT. CON· ~ Supervisor. Georgina F. Goss. starting an IRA now••• It TROLLED GRADUATED SUP- w:. I 1 Clerk, Richard E. Allen. It \ •I PORT. NUDE HEEL m. Truslee. Thomas L. P. Cook. It l Truslee. James L. Nowka. !--, - 10 OZ. right?" It [----i \.=-J + 6 OZ. FREE $144 Truslee. Donald B. Williams. ~~ $~49 I!R:l:i 1--- I --- Truslee. Also Present The t!i!CI 16 OZ. press and approximately 35 *' - visllors. Absent· Richard M. :--*' ....P~A~C-_~M~A~N~--t---~:-:-=-~:"":":"---r----=~::-==~=-=- ~ n; Henningsen, Treasurer. PAC-MAN 1(1 3. Review, diSCUSSion and CHEWABLE MULTIVITAMIN SUGAR FREE MUL TlVITAMIN deCision - Haggerty Road *' WITH EXTRA C Sewer. Moved and supported : PLUS IRON 10 adopt resolulion 85-25. Roll • MULTI-VITAMIN WITH It -PRE~CHOOL Call Vole: Molion carried. MINERALS 4. Super Sewer Capacity -CHILDREN'S CHEWABLE Analysis. No action taken. i~, ·4 YEARS & OLDER 5. Adoption of Resolullon I' -CALCIUM 85-30 scheduling public hear- It --- YOUR 109 for GrandView Acres Water = 99 Assessment Dislnct. Moved :~~ $2 CHOICE It . ~...... : 60 CT. and supported to adopl 30 TABS resoluhon 85-30. Mohon car- ~ .' ried.6 Appointment 01 Alternale :------...------.:1 member to the Board of Ap- *'It peals. a. Thomas L. P. Cook. 20% Moved and supported to ac· *'It 200/0 Cepl the supervisor'S recom- mendation and appoint *' Thomas L. P. Cook as alter· *' DISCOUNT DISCOUNT nate to the Board 01 Appeals. *' Motion carried. 7. Fire Chief's vehicle - :_------~--- ...-~~~~~~~~--,..---~~~~~ .....-_I*' reconsideration for purchas- *' HERS PREFERENCE COVER GIRL ing diesel engine. Moved and *' SHAVE CREAM PERMANENT CREME-IN OPULENCE supported to remove this item *' HAIR COLOR from the agenda. Motion car· *' THE FIRST SHAVE CREAM SATIN FINISH NAIL COLOR. ned. *' FOR WOMEN WITH CONDI· / SOFT COLOR, SILKY 8. House Bill 4089. Moved *' TIONERS, MOISTURIZERS, • HAIR BECAUSE YOU'RE and supported to receive and *' • hie Ihis house bill. Mohon car· *' ALOE VERA & VITAMINS WORTHITI ned. 9. Resolution to approve the *' projecl area, approves prolecl *' district area, appoinls two *' 3 *' KIT $1 special directors to Eoe *' 7.5 OZ. rj Board, and schedule a publiC *' hearing. Moved and sup- *'------+----- ...... - __---- .....------~.JH ported to adoptlhe resolution : THE QUICK FIX L'OREAL COVER GIRL approving Ihe project area'l!p- ULTRA RICH SHAMPOOS LUMINESSE LIPSTICK : . proving the project dlstnct *' NAIL POLISH CORRECTOR AND CONDITIONERS area. and appointing James L. *' NOW YOU CAN CORRECT I I ~~-~;lSOFT SATIN FINISH ,::; Nowka and Eunice L. SWIlZler : ,---...... , THOSE EXASPERATING SLIPS I I FOUR FORMULAS ~ ,. as special directors to the *' OF THE BRUSH IN SECONDS. !I • NORMAL ~. Eoe Board. Roll call Vole: Mo- Wrong. AND YOU WON'T NEED ~n'5 ~ tion carried. Moved and sup- I I -OILY Start now with an "nnu,,1 $2.000 thl' I,"l", \Jou'd nurn ..,lIv 11.'Von 11 : MESSY COTTON BALLS OR i I!I I • DRY ported to schedule a public 'lIullll\" 1I1h·"· ...lt·.Ulh·:l .,,,' d,·I ..II('d SWABS. hearing for 7:30 p.m. March 14, contribution to a Down Riv..r *' __ I . I - FINE HAIR t985 for the purpose of con· F..dpral S.wlng .. Individual R..tlrp· I It·.. "..."'''''II f1r...t"'''·1l VI...II or «,111 $19~~ sldenng lhe project plan. menl Accounl and. al Ihe ..nd of .mvof lUll :l'1 Ih'lqhho,lv uiflu· ... In a_I~: *' 99 I .. lilt· ()"\\IlIlI",r 10. Charter Township. Mov- 20 ypar... you'll hav(' an .."tra ,lit·., •.,11~xr,(010 *' $1 :~;~r:::?J 15 OZ. __ J ." - ed and supported tf' adopt Nortlt\\'\· ...1 ,lIP,l '171 ') Y'10,md In lit,· *' .' - $132.0019" 10 1,Iaywith! :=:::~------=--..L-..:...... :.....:.:..:.::..---~-_L.~~:_:_------.....:;.;..:l resolution 85-40. Rio Call Mom'"' .lh',1 :!t1 \ hhlKI 1,1011'lOp ,. Vole: Motion carried, $1:1:!.(I'1') ""'11,,,1 wh,'" N(','d a loan 10 li"ann' your ilIA? 1111111 'f..~I) ,. ROBITUS$I~ 11. Any Olher Business thai In Ilunk th,1tllll14".m, 1..•...... May Properly be Brought .1 W('(·k 10 1Ilf1lw II $2 (lOCI .1 VI'.n ..on B"now frolll 'I' 'It ~v ,111.1'''VII' I" .. IlIonlhlv And Ib,- "'k"· 1 ,. CF :;~ Before the Board. Commenls H·lIh·rul,,·, Inhulron lUlu \lour IHA I1MI\." Inl *' HELPS BREAK UP ANI) ~ were made regardlOg Ihe 011 II" ...101ln 11k,'\-'Hur IH/\ I" ,1II01lU'r I, ... , 111<1" IIl,II'III"'''I,l.· 'I"·,"l ..,, SUPPRESS COUGHS legislative day In LanSing and AIt!f.' ,·rllc.·r1,111l111I'r,t' 1(1),d,I«llIflion "IIB RELIEVES STUFFY NOSE ~ the RME zoning dislncl. And 'Jon 1I1l('" 1t'll1l11'I" ...olul Ill' """'''''''"1'''' " .."",. U"il""llnillt' '" 'HllrvIf" ~(t 12. Adjournmenl. Moved .,.II'V lu,hl'nlfm' ',"fir '" ,,.,.. ,'j',I, nn IIll\ and supponed to adJourn lhe ,,'( llfC' .uldilion In ,,..ourfllillu' 11,·((,\ 40%. $2~~ ,". ""n" '",If ,,,1 """"""'''1'1 ''''fI'''' ",,",,""m, special meehng. Mohon car- ,I p)..·.',,"1111 IMHlII ... 111111 ~2 OfMI,. ",",n 'H"'Jf ""'IV ,,,,"'If'"u,IIHIt,",." 'rum" "11-, ull ried. Meeting adjourned at ",I,· .! • ~' l J.- : NORTHV1LLETOWNSHIP NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP CITY OF NOVI CITY OF NORTHVILLE BOARD OF TRUSTEES BOARD OFTRUSTEES PUBUC HEARING PUBUC HEARING NOTICE CORRECTION In last weeks Record in the Northville City Coun- Date: Thursday, February 14, Cil Minutes Synopsis lor December 17, 1984 under 1985 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a vacan- AGENDA REVISIONS: A. Recommendation from TIme: 7:30 p.m. cy exists on the Planning Board. Persons the Planning Commission: It was the recommen- Place: 41600Six Mile Road dation from the Planning Commission not to 1 Call to Order. Supervisor • interested in appointment to this Board rezone lot 721. 505 Griswold from R-1 b to PBO. Susan J. HeIntz' called the can contact the City Clerk for an applica- City Council did not take any action on the re- public hearing to order at 1:40 tion or additional information. quest to rezone the property because the appli- p.m. cant withdrew the request after the Plannmg Com- 2. Roll Call: Susan J. Heintz. mission Public Hearing and prior to the City Coun- Supervisor. Georgina F. Goss. Geraldine Stipp, cil Meeting. Clerk. Richard M. Henn- (2/27/85 NR, NN) City Clerk Joan G. McAllister. Ingsen. Treasurer. R,chard E (2·27-85 NRI City Clerk Allen. Trustee. Thomas L. P Cook. Trustee. James L. Nowka. Trustee. Donald B Wllhams. Trustee. Also Present: The press and ap- 1\ ~\ NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS proximately 5 vlsllors. JjI.~" 9 3 Public Hearing to listen to ~. CITY OF NOVI McNEFF ACCOUNTING REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS SERVICE The City of Novi will receive sealed proposals for the Con- dification of its Ordinances in accordance with specifications TAX PREPARATION which may be obtained from the City Clerk, 45245 W. Ten Mile Road Novi, Michigan 48050. Proposals will be received until 3:00 For Business & Individuals P.M. EST, April 1, 1985. There will be pre-bid conference held on fjotoa-, . ,tItt · Monday, March 11, 1985, at 1:00 P.M., at the City office, for the pur- pose of clarifying the specifications. Any change in the specifica- Small Business Accounting tions will be forwarded to prospective bidders following this pre- Year Around Tax Planning "BROSE-BRIGHTENS-WINTER-SALE" bid conference. OUR RAINBOW OF The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids BEIGE and to make the award in the best interest of the City. 200South Main Street GORGEOUS CERAMIC Northville GREY ..-LAMPS WILL BRING • "Across from the Well" MAUVE Carol Kalinovik, CHEER AND (2/27/85 NR, NN) Purchasing Agent SAND Donald G. McNeff (313)348-7575 WARMTH TO BLUE ANY ROOM- PEACH EVEN ON THE . r- BROWN , , DARKEST OF Cleary College L_ -_'n'r,,,,,-s . DAYSl HT. 27" Means Business F-=_:'1'!:.(.L~);fi::~ ~-~_ ~ ')DUo 1..-+- t"·r '\ /" !!I~ ,).. How about you? ~ ..'..[~ .::f".~ r ~Yh '; If you're ready to advance in your career or personal :<-). ~(.'" 14.., ,';fl,~:l'" ~~~ life, Cleary College is ready to help you. ~Ieary C?I- VA lege has been the speCialist in provldmg high quality __ J~~"~ ~¥.Ah business education since 1883. That's over 100 years _ ..JI ~ of experience in helping people like you learn new :::ll'r ~~ skills, get better jobs, and learn more about the world ~;; " 1~:" . . . y ~ around them. And your chance is commg soon-Spr- .-1tf "~ • .- ;. h ing Term classes begin March 25. J ~ ~ ...'t..\I\'¥': )!/.. 't...1' \:// " A wide variety of academic programs are avalla~le, 0.') . '(,~tr "ri ., ranging from such professional areas as accounting ( :. ~ (~t."..(( rf- )~ and management to data processmg, word prC?cess- ,L' ~1 i8l'1: ing medical and legal secretary, medIcal assistant. f (~ and more. Yl I can complete a traditIOnal Bachel~>r's I WHILE degree program at Cleary, as well as associate SUPPLIES degree and diploma programs. .,Ii, 'Ill I, Two modern campuses make it convenie~t to attend the help you need to succeed by making a variety of LAST GORGEOUS LAMPS •.. classes. A lull schedule of day and evening classes academic and personal support services available to $ 99 let you attend at your convenience, giving you the you at no charge. GORGEOUS SALE PRICE ~ 5 flexibility you need to balance the demands of work, family, and education. Naturally, Clearly gIves you Remember, Spring Term classes begin soon. If you're ready to start learning and advancing, call us 1.1,"lIn, Fj.ru,~. Fo, £.~" D~co, today. We'll be glad to meet with you and answer any W','ng Supp"~, And lI,,,, Bulb. questions you have about how you can begin, or con- tinue, your education at the college that means bU3iness-Cleary College. CLEARY H LIVINGSTON CAMPUS YPSILANTI CAMPUS BRaSEELECTRICAL COLLEGE CONSTAI'CTION 'NC 3750 Cleary Drive 2170 Washtenaw Drive , Mll( Howell, Michigan 48843 Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197 • SINCE 1883 37400 W 7 MILE ROAD MON., TUES .. WED, SAT. 11:30 & 00 (517)548·3670 (313)483-4400 LIVONIA. MI 48152 • 13131464·2211 THlIRS , FRI. 1I.30·S 00 ~ •• Wednesday. February 27.1985- THE NORTHVILLERECORO-:7~A. • • • iStreamlined· residential zoning proposed In CIty ------Obituaries----~r-".\ , GRANT D. HOWARD GRACE SHARPE , By B.J. MARTIN ; smaller percentage (of detached Grant D. Howard of Novl passed f<'uneral servtce for longtime Nor· , homes) and maybe there's a chance to away February 23 at Southfield thville resident Grace Sharpe was hCld , How do you adapt to the-{uture a com- bt'eJJ develop. That would be better for the ci· Hospice. A memOrIal service was held February 22 at Casterline Funeral : munity as strongly rooted in the past as 'A lot of undeveloped land has prit'NJ ty than haVing this undeveloped proper- f<'ebruary 26 at Calvary MISSIOnary Home. Dr. Lawrence Chamberlalllof the City of Northville? away from the average individual.' ty lying around." Church in LivonlJ. FIrst PresbyterIan Church offICiated ~ That's one of the questions the city's Commissioner Jay Wendt added the Mr. Howard was employed as a Burial was at Rural Hill Cemetery. 'r- ,longtime planning consultant. Ron city would benefIt from increased pro- salesman in the automotive bUSiness Mrs. Sharpe. a reSident of the com~ 'Nino, wlll try to answer next Tuesday perty tax revenues from the developed and was well-known throughout the munity since 1958. died February 20 at (March 5). when planning commis- - Rcmalcl ~ inu land. Northville-Novl area as a sales PrOVIdence Hospital m Southfield. She , sione.rs expe~t ~oreview his proposal to Planniul! c'un!'ultanl Nino agreed the change in the review manager at the former John Mach f<'ord w~M. • rewrIte the cIty s zoning classifications. process would be "drastic." especially dealership In NorthVIlle. Born m DetrOIt. February 16. 1896to , with partiCUlar emphasis on reSidentIal the increase in power that would be The son of Floyd and Naomi (Halver- Ferdmand and Frederica (Achwarh) . areas. granted to the planning commiSSIOn lor son) Howard. he was born In Michigan Diehel. she was a member of First The city now classifies residential whatever arm of local government on March 12. 1921. and was 63 at the Presbyterian Church and Northville property in one of four categories: R-I Such a plan. he said. would dlHicult approval process. Nino said. would be appointed to rule on special time of his death. Senior Citizens. (separate single-family homes). R.2 streamline the city's present method of there would be a greater economic in· uses). He is survived by hiS WIfe. OUida A Mrs. Sharpe was preceded m death (single and two-family homes). R-3 reviewing rezoning applications in centive for the building's renovation. City oHicials are by no means certain (McLean) and two children. Mrs. Jac- by her husband Earl in 1950. • (Jow-density multiple) and R-4 lh:gh- special cases. It would ellmmate the and neighbors may find such a use that kind of change is necessarily a queline Young and Mrs. DIane Survivors include her daughter It' density multiple l. need for public hearings to conSIder preferable to the existing structure. good idea. Chamberlin. Also survivmg are two Mildred Cross of Northville. her sister Outlining his idea allast week's plan- each rezonmg request. Nino also noted that single-famIly "The system we've had has served us brothers. Hilmar and Robert. and six FrIeda L'Hote of Union Lake and'otie ning commission meeting. NinO said detached housing in a community such well." city council member J. Burton grandchildren. grandchild. Nino mentioned several ways he that solving potential planning pro- as Northville is often beyond the finan- DeRusha told the commission. "My The famIly asks memorial tributes be thought the proposal could benefIt the blems such as prohibitive pricing. problem with (Nino's proposal) has to made to Hospice of Southeastern ELMER L. BENNETT community. cial reach of couples and familIes with blight and increased demand for moderate incomes. By permItting do with denying people the right to tell Michigan. Funeral arrangements were Lifetime area reSident Elmer L Ben- smaller homes might be easier If the He noted that in areas zoned for developers more options in how to build you how they feel. I don't thmk good made through Heeney-Sundquist nett died February 20 at Sl. Joseph classifications were reduced to three. detaChed smgle-family homes. there up their property. the demand for planning and popular pressure is m- Funeral Home of Farmington Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor. He'was or perhaps two. now exist run-down houses which blight smaller-scale housing could be compatible ... 62 .'. Under Nino's proposal. "speCIal the neIghborhood. but for which renova- assimilated in future developments. he DeRusha agreed With the commIs- ALBINAA. TAGGART Funeral service was held February uses" in each zone would be permitted tion for single-family use is too expen- said. sion. however. that Nmo's idea was at Longtime NorthVille reSident Albma 23 a Casterline Funeral Home. The ~ under specific gUidelines and subject to sive. "A lot of undeveloped land has been least worth a review. The consultant A. Taggart died February 21 at Wishing Reverend Bert Hoskmg of Cherry ·HiIl the approval of a deSignated city By permitting the property owner or priced away from the average in- said he would provide a written report Well Manor. She was 87. United Methodist Church officiated. authority - most hkely. the plannmg a buyer to convert his run·down struc- dividual." Nino explained. "Maybe we on his proposal to commissioners prior A resident of the community since BUrIal was at Salem Walker Cemetery commission. ture into a two-family home wIthout a can knock it down to where we requIre a to next week's meeting. 1920.Mrs. Taggart was a retired nurses in Salem Township. .. aId and a member of Our Ladv of VIC- Mr. Bennett. a native of SaJem tory Church. - TownShip. was born March 2. 1922.to Born in Ironwood. August 9. 1897 to George and Rachel (ShIpley. Bennett': Health-O-Rama to be offered at St. Mary on March 16 Andrew and Fortuna (Zambavtll A dairy farmer. he also was a Zadra. she was preceded m death by member of Cherry Hill Uniled St. Mary HospItal Family MedIcal It WIll be held at the center at 19335 WIll be glaucoma and hearing tests. to anyone 18years or older. her husband Cecil in 1980 and her son Methodist Church. - Center has been designated as one of Merriman Road from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. nutrition and medications counselIng. Jack. Mr. Bennett IS survIved bv his wife • the more than !Ill sItes for Project March 16. Films Will be shown on self breast ex- Volunteers from St. Mary Hospital She is survived by her son Robert Lucy Griswold Bennett. two daughters ~ Health-O-Rama '85. Health-O-Rama offers free health amination and smoking cessation. nursing services. dietary. pharmacy Taggart of Arizona. two grandchildren Mrs Gail Smith of Canton and Mrs. screening tests for height/weIght. VI- Those wlshmg to take optional blood and volunteer departments WIll par· and three great-grandchildren. Linda Van Sickle or West Bloomfield Sponsors for this community servIce sion. blood pressure. health hazard ap- panel test. at a charge of $7. are asked ticipate. Health-Q-Rama is designed to Funeral service was held February and hIS son Gerald Bennett of Canton. are Blue Cross/Blue Shield of praisal and counseling and referral at not to eat or drink anything but water. alert individuals of poSSible health pro- 26 at Casterhne Funeral Home WIth He also ISsurvIved by hiS sisters Mrs. Michigan. WXYZ-TV. Channel 7. and all sItes. black coffee or plain tea for four hours blems and to heighten public awareness Father Frank Pollie offIciating. Irene Proctor of Chelsea. Mrs. Eleanor Tanner of Salem and Mrs. Helen Clark the United Health OrganizatIOn. Also available at the medical center before the test. Health-O· Rama is open of health prevention/education. Burial was at Glen Eden MemOrial Cemetery in Livonia. of Monroe and eIght grandchildren. • FRESH CATCH EXPRESS Flown In Directly From New CITY OF NOVI England For Weekend Sale Only! Everything you need 'What t like about your Seafood Market IS is available at NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING know,ng Ihal I arn gOing to bp getting 1985 PRE-APPLICATION FOR LAND AND something that IS very fresh •••••••••••• , PLYMOUTH MarCiaThompson Barton H,lIs WATER CONSERVATION GRANT NORTHVILLE PLYMOUTH TOWNE APARTMENTS ~~~i~ .' ~~i~dl~2r Al;;.e~~~,~ COUNTRY FOLK ART EnJOy healthy mdependence 10 thiS 302 E. Main 820 Penniman NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Parks and Recreation beautiful new complex ~-.Freah SeafoodMarketOnWheela--- Commission will hold a Public Hearing on their pre-application for One and two bedroom apartment~ for 1985 Land and Water Conservation Granl. The Parks & Recreation SHOW & SALE SeOlor Cltlzen~ mcludmg Department is proposing the construction of two (2) additional • Transportation for shopping softball fields at Power Park. - - ,,~ ~~ • Opllon"l ~oc131aCl:Vllle~ The Hearing will be held on Thursday. March 14. 1985. at 7:30- • Emergency ~ecunly P.M. EST. at the Novi Public Library. 45245 W. Ten Mile Road. All • Two meah interested persons are inVited to attend this Hearing. • Housekeepmg servlce~ 1f.'~ ~;J • Linens I ~_"\.".~""'- -'-'-~} OPEN 9-5 DAILY Thomas O'Branovic. Director WI"LL It_ ' -- V --....:...- OR BY APPOINTMENT (2/27/85 NR. NN) Parks & Recreation Department •'.':W ..:R.\.I. 1I0;t1l:~.In.,. Now takmg ReservatlOllS .. Call or VISll 3 loc:ahons .11nf'''' f'tlflwaW'50 March 1, 2, 3, 1985 (:Sl:l) H,·,II",,' 1',4',1) """" ,,"' •.., .Wehave aU your IRA answers. 9:''7 ..:1670 I Ivnflt I l)OOOo;;,_M,I.IM Lansing, l',v'Iichigan O,-IIINI 4417 IIVI ,nlll' A'ltl LONGS CONVENTION CENTER DID YOU KNOW7 1-96eXitCedar Street. 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I'lu~ your eOJllnhllllon~.lfe d"ducled t,lX EDITOR'S NOTE: The Northville PTA· be conducting creative writing favorite principal. The staff gave him a showing a movie for the children during to each classroom and presents discus- period, 27 seventh graders. 25 ei~th fj PTSA News, published the last Wednes· workshops with a select number of new case for his tennis rackets and the parent·teacher conferences March 21 sions and visuals of great art. This pro- graders and 28 ninth graders made the day of each month september through students on March 25,27,29and April 1. PTA treated him and his wife to dinner and 22. This year's movie is the Walt gram started In February and will con· honor roll. Congratulations to these June, is compiled by volunteer Linda Any parents who would like to assist at Northville Charley's. Disney production, "The Sword in the tinue throughout the year. students. : Handyside, who correlates material with any of these workshops are asked Moraine held its spelling bee on Stone." The film will be shown at 1p.m. Judy Shattuck heads the publication Parent·teacher conferences will be from school publicity persons in the to contact the office. The students' work February 15. Our winner was Scott both days. Admission will be50 cents. of the "Winchester Razzler" whosese- held from noon to 2:30 p.m. and 5'7:30 Northville Public Schools. Jeanette will be on display April 3 for parents to Kolassa and runner·up was his brother The next Family Skate Night will be cond appearance of the year is soonto p.m. March 5 and from 3·5:30 p.m. Westerhaus does St. Paul's Lutheran view. sean Kolassa. Scott will compete in the held March 26 at the Skatin' Station. be made. Also slated for the next few March 7. There will be nC,)afternoon Schoolnews,Cindy Nuttall writes about All Amerman parents are asked to regionals. Everyone is urged to attend and make months are: a Hobbie Bazaar in April. classeson March 5. There also is an IIJ' Our Lady of VIctOry and Nancy save labels from Campbell's, Prego's, Our talent showon February 12was a this a family fun night. Skating Party March 12,teachers' lun- service Day March 20with no afternoon Lawrence does Wll1iam Allan Swanson and Franco-American and huge success. Approximately 150 The morning of March 28, "The Com- cheon in April and Founders' Day classes. . Academy. send them to school. They will be used students participated. The show was ic Relief Company" will visit Silver March 14.Our honorees for this year's Meads Mill PTA has invited all in· to order schoolequipment. . ' put together by our music teacher San· Springs for two performances. The 50- Founders' Day Banquet are Joe and terested Cookeparents to attend a joint ~ AMERMAN Amerman's Third Annual Roller dy Craig with the help of Millie Harder minute programs are entitled "Spring Joanne Brummet and Rosemarie meeting at Meads Mill at 9 a.m. March Skating Party will be from 6:30-8:30 and Wendy Kelly. Safari" with three actors who will be KucharskI. 5.This \·,m give parents a chance to get Congratulations to Amerman's p.m. March 28 at Bonaventures. On February 19,students enjoyed the singing and performing with involve- acquainted with Meads Mill and the Founders' Day recipients Judy Everyone is invited to bring a friend. performance of Scott McCue. mime ar· ment from the student audience. Kathleen Ripley Leo workings of the PTA. Beyersdorf and William Craft. Judy The next PTA meeting will be held at tist. Super spellers take note! March 28 On March 12, Frank Satarino. lOth has served as Amerman's PTA presi· 9:30 a.m. March 18 in the Amerman On February 6, Moraine students and also is the day of the Silver Sprjngs COOKE grade counselor,and Gladys Cohen.9th dent and co-president for the last two LIbrary. Mrs. Karen Wineman will families went cross country skiing at Spelling Bee. grade counselor, will be meeting in- years and also IS very active with discuss the Power Writing being usedin Maybury State Park. The next PTA meeting will be held at Career Day comes to Cooke Junior diVidually with incoming 9th and lOth church and commumty activities. Bill all classrooms. All parents and future 9:15 a.m. March 19.All PTA members High on March 27. Students will have graders. They will be helping students Craft was principal of Amerman for 17 Amerman parents are invited to attend. Brenda Norman from Moraine and Amerman who will the opportunity to hear three presenta- prepare their academIC program for years and recently retired after 35 be attending Silver Springs next year tions on careers. There will be 36 dif- the fall. . e years of service in education. RIta Gordon SILVER SPRINGS are invited to attend. Planning for the ferent speakers including a pilot who Cooke seventh and eighth graders Both recipients will be honored at the 1985-86school year has begun. soplease spent five years as a POW in Vietnam. recently participated in a math contest Founders' Day Banquet March 14. MORAINE The bright plumage of tropical birds join usand becomea part of our school. an FBI agent, a football player from the sponsored by the Michigan Everyone is invited to come and show brought a cheerful note to a bleak win· USFL and a robotics specialist. This Mathematics League. Wmners for the their appreciation to these worthy reci· March 20will be M·,:A :: S;. H Day at try day when The Living Zoo visited MIchelle Conquest promises to be an exceptional morning seventh grade were Bill McCullouch. pients. Tickets are available in the of· Moraine. Students and staff are en· Silver Springs February 15.StUdentsin for Cookestudents. first place: Paul Warner. secondplace: fice. couraged to dress typical of one of the each classroom had an opportunity to WINCHESTER Cooke student council collected Neysa Collizii and Craig DalZIel, third Moraine parents who Will have TV showcharacters. see and touch and talk to exotic parrots money to give to World Vision, who in place tie and Julie Howard, fifth place. children attending Amerman next year Parent conferences will be held and macaws, as well as ferrets. angora The Campbell Label Contest winners turn sends this money to the starving Eighth grade winners were Dave were welcomed with a coffee preceding March 18·22.Students will be dismissed rabbits. snakes, turtles and many are announced: Mrs. Sabo's second people of Ethiopia. On February IS, Felicelli. first place: Sean the February 18 PTA meeting. All at 11:45a.m. onTuesday. Thursday and others. Teachers and students and grade class won first place in lower they received $54in contributions from Starkweather. second place: Rick_ parents were introduced to Ronald Van Friday. visiting parents found the zoo a very elementary with Mrs. Schaal's P.M. students for this worthy cause. Abramovich and Mathes. third place tie ...., Horn, Amerman's interim principal. Brenda Garner and Donald Van In- rewarding and worthwhile experience. kindergarten class as runner-up: Mr. Northvi1le Founders' Day is March and Jennifer Dragon, fifth place. Con- . A kick-off assembly for the Science gen will be Moraine's honored guests at As February draws to a close, Bird's class won first place in upper 14. Cooke is proud to announce its gratulations to all thesestUdents. Fair for 4th thrOUgh 6th graders was the Founders' Day Dinner on March 14. preparations continue for the Silver elementary with the students of Mrs. honorees Jeff Radwonski and Jan held February 18. Students viewed a Brenda has given much of her time and Springs Fun Fair to be held from 5-9 Kuxhaus as runners·up'. We surpassed Janigian. Shari Daniels film and many suggestions for projects talents to our schoolover the years. Mr. p.m. March 8. The fair will inclUde ac· our goal of 22,500 labels by at least a few Basketball seaSOnhas come to a close were offered for the annual Science Van Ingen will be greatly missed as tivities for every member of the family. thousand with more still coming in and there will be a banquet for all those MEADS MILL Fair to be held during Parent·Teacher Moraine closesits doors on June 13. from games and contests to a silent from certificates from a few large who participated. It will be held at 6:30 ConferenceWeek, March 18-22. The students, staff and PTA auction and a used book store, plus grocery stores. Thanks to Lynn p.m. March 6 in the Cookecafeteria. The 8th and 9th grade students cur- . Art appreciation classes are under demonstrated their affection for our plenty of good food. Proceeds from the MacIver and Linda Phillips. A band concert will be held at Cooke rently are preparing for the 1985-86 way in Grades 1-6.The classes are be- principal with a surprise birthday party fair will be used to purchase new February began our Winchester at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Parents and school year. On February 19 the high ing taught by volunteer parents. on February 4. While Mr. Van Ingen playground eqUipment. Spelling Bee for 4th through 6th graders friends can look forward to a very en- school administration and counseling e Many exciting things are going on in was attending the PTA meeting, DWight Sieggreen and Pat Collins will with prizes ,,;iven to winners. A train joyable evening. the classrooms. A bulletin board in the students and staff gathered in the be the honoreesfrom Silver Springs this trip to Toronto also was planned the Tom Cey reports that last marking Continued on 9 hall has displays of children's Power multi-purpose room waiting to sing year at the Northville Founders' Day weekend of February 22 for students Writing. All of the classes are being ex- Happy Birthday the minute he walked Banquet. Tickets for the banquet, to be and families. Many thanks to Barb posed to Bloom's Taxonomy of Think- in the room. The students presented held March 14at the First Presbyterian Weix for planning the trip. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING ing to elevate their thinking skills. him With a huge "Happy Birthday" Church, are $9.59and may be purchas- Lonnie Petrie heads up the Art Ap- TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE Kathy Leo, a Northville parent and banner with all their signatures and a ed in the s.:hooloffice. preciation Program for our students. Date: March 26, 1985 editor of "Waiting for the Apples." will plaqu~ with a caricature of their The Silver Springs PTA again will be With her staff of volunteers. shegoesin· Time: 7:15 p.m. Place: 41600 Six Mile Road ON A PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING OR- , DINANCE NO. 77 OF THE TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE, WAYNE ' NOTICE OF HEARING TO REVIEW COUNTY, MICHIGAN. • NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a PUBLIC HEARING pursuant - • SPECIAL ASSESSMENT ROLL to the provisions of the Rural Township Zoning Act 184 P.A. 1943 aSI NOTICE OF RIGHT TO REFERENDUM amended, will be held by the Northville Township Planning Com-,. TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE mission, on it's own motion, on Tuesday, March 26, 1985 at 7:15" TO TH E ELECTORATE OF p.m. Eastern Standard Time, at the Northville Township Hall) COUNTY OF WAYNE, MICHIGAN located at 41600 Six Mile Road, for the purpose of considering and NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP acting up.on a proposed amendment to the Zoning Ordinance, be-, ing Ordinance No. 77 of the Township of Northville, Wayne Coun- . TO THE OWNERS OF ALL PREMISES WITHIN THE FOLLOW- ty. Michigan relative to the proposed addition in Article XV .... ING DESCRIBED LANDS: -General Provisions being. Section 15.32 Bike Paths. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Trustees of the Lots 23-'19 and 53-83. inclusive, of Grandview Acres Subdivi- The tentative text of the proposed amendment is available for Township of Northville declared by resolution their intent to become a sion, T. 1 S., R. 8 E., Northville, Township, Wayne County, inspection by members of the public during regular business' • charter Township at a special meellng February 21. 1985. Michigan. hours Monday through Friday - 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the The electors of the Township of Northville have a right 10referen· A special assessment roll comprising the above described township clerk's office. Northville Township Hall. dum on the question of incorporation of the Township of ~orthville as properties and made for the purpose of defraying the cost of water a Charter Township only If a 'petition of disagreement' With suffiCient F. Richard Duwel. Chairman i system improvements and appurtenances to service said proper- (2-27,3-20-85 NR) Northville Township Planning Commissiorl signatures is timely filed. ties is on file for public examination with the Township Clerk and Act No. 90 of Public Acts of 1976.being M.C.L.A. 42.3 et seq .. pro- any objections to said special assessment roll must be filed in vides that petitions of disagreement to a resolution of mtent to ap· " ' orove incorporation as a Charter Township must be hied wlthm 60 writing with the Township Clerk prior to the close of the hearing to days from February 21, 1985 with the NorthVille Township Clerk and review said special assessment roll. the signatures on the petition .must be those 01 persons. who are TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that the Township Board will meet at registered voters in the Township and the number of such Signatures the Township Offices, Northville, Michigan, at 7:30 o'clock p.m., AN OPEN LETTER FROM YOUR must not be less than 513electors. Eastern Standard Time, on Tuesday, March 12, 1985, for the pur- The petition should 1~lIow. 10 general form ..the nom mat 109 pell· pose of reViewing said special assessment roll. CITY BOARD OF REVIEW tion form as prescribed 10 the Michigan Election Law. and 10 the Georgina F. Goss I, heading will il1dicate 'dlsagreement of mtent to mcorporate as a (2-27-85 NR) Township Clerk charter township.' The petition must be Signed by not less than 10% of Michigan State law provides for all owners of real estate the oppor- the registered voters of the township based on the vote cast for all tunity to appeal the assessment placed on their property by the assessor • candidates lor supervisor at the last election at which a supervisor to the local Board of Review. This board consists of three City taxpayers was elected. who are appointed by City Council. . If the petillon IS succeSSful, the Quesllon of mcorporallon Will be If your assessment has been revised for the current year you will placed on the ballot at the next general township or speCial township NOTICE receive wrillen notice from the county in which you live. election. The City Board of Review meets on the first Tuesday after the flrsl TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE Monday in March and the fourth Tuesday 10 March. Additional days are ad- Resolution 40 ded as necessary. This year the dates will be Tuesday. March 12th and 85- BOARD OF REVIEW Tuesday, March 26th. Appeals are by appointment only. An appointment RESOLUTION OF INTENT TO BECOME can be made by calling Donna J. Kohs. 349·1300ext. 216. A CHARTER TOWNSHIP For the purpose of reviewing and adjusting the assessment The Board of ReView may do one of three thIOgsto your assessment: • roll for the Township of Northville, 41600 Six Mile Road, Nortbville, (1) raise it, (2)lower it or (3) leave it the same. Michigan the Board of Review will meet on the following dates: When you appear before the board, bring inlormation that is uselulto- NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP the board and supports your contention of the value 01 the property. WAYNE COUNTY, MICHIGAN March 5, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Market value is determined by comparable sales in your neighborhood for March 6, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. the previous year. Do not simply say that the taxes are too high! At a special meeting of the NorthVille Township Board of Trustees March 11, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. The Board of Review cannot discuss your garbage collection, street held on February 21. 1985at the NorthVille Township Civic Center the March 12, 2 p.m.-8 p.m. lights, police protection or what your friend in NorthVille Township is pay· ing in taxes. The board is there to determine whether the assessor has following resolution was offered: valued your property correctly: and if not. make the correchon. WHEREAS: The Township Clerk has been notified by the Members of the Board of Review: Charles George, Zowan Remember, your assessment IS supposed to be one·half the fair market: • Secretary of State of the State of Michigan t.hat the unmcorporat~d Chisnell, Russell Fogy. value of the property. . • portion of Northville Township.ha~ a populahon 01 ~.OOO~r more m· Call the Northville Township Hall for appointments 348-9000. When appearing before the Board 01ReView. information thaI Will be habitants. notice 01 which notification was duly pubhs,hed 10 the Nor· helpful in getting your assessment reduced would be. thville Record as required by law, and . (2-20,2-27-85 NR) 1. A recent deed to the property. WHEREAS: Under the provisions of 1976 PA 90. the Towns~lp IS 2. Recent sale of properties Similar in size. style and age. accordingly eligible to be incorporated as a charter township by 3. Documents Irom a cerlilied appraiser stating that a recent appraisal .. resolution 01 the Township Board 01 ItS intent to so incorporate and a values your property lower than the city appraisal. A leller from a real • subsequent resolution of said Township Board at least 60 days alter estate person is just that: His opinion of the value of the property. not an the adoption of the first resolution to so incorporate. and appraisal. WHEREAS: If no petition lor referend~m on tht; question 01 sl.ch NOTICE 4. Items outside of your property that would IOfluencethe value. incorporation is received by the Township clerk s,gne~ by n~t less BOARD OF REVIEW, CITY OF NORTHVILLE 5. Severe physical damage to the property. than 10% 01 the number 01 electors 01 the Township votmg lor 6. Most of all. pictures: Pictures are worth a thousand words. Township Supervisor at the election. said Township shall be m· WAYNE AND OAKLAND COUNTIES, MICHIGAN Remember, the members 01the Board 01Review are your neighbors corporated as a charter township on the date 01 said second resolu- and also pay taxes in your City. They must hear many cases during their PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Review of th~ City of meetings and must limit the time on each case lor lairness to everyone. tion· THEREFORE, in Consideration of the foregOing. IT IS Northville, Wayne and Oakland Counties, will.meet at th~ CI~y Hall, Senior citizens homestead property tax credit is provided so that NOW seniors will pay no more than 3.5% of their total income for property tax HEREBY RESOLVED that the Northville Township Board does hereby 215 W. Main Street, for the purpose of.reviewlng and a~!lIstlng t~e assessment Rolls of the City of NorthVille on the FollOWing dates. -with a maximum relund of '1,200. • , declare Its intent, by resolution to be adopt~d not less t,hansixty days Exampte: Total Income '10,OOOx3.5%• '350 • taxes '1.500 - Refund • from the date hereof, to incorporate NorthVille TownShip as a charter TUESDAY, MARCH12,19851 p.m. t05p.m.;6p.mto9p.m. TUESDAY, MARCH 26,19859a.m. to12p.m.; 1 p.m. t05p.m. '1,150. Cost to the taxpayer '350. • ''- township unless the aloresaid p~tI\lon 01 ~h'S agreement to so m· To take advantage of the deferment, lor senior citizens, set by Ihe corporate is filed with the TownShip Clerk pnor to the passage 01such Pursuant to Act 165 of Public Acts of 1971,.the Oakl~nd County Council each year your homestead tax form must have been filed with the final resolution. . Equalization Department sets forth the follOWing tentative Factors State by February 15th01the current year. . Motion was made by Trustee Cook seconded by Trustee Wllhams relative to the 1985 Assessments of Real and Personal Property: Anyone appealing for tax reduction on the basis 01 economic hard.' to adopt the foregoing resoluhon. Upon roll call vote the followmg ship should bring In last year's IRSreturn and be prepared to complete an OAKLAND voted . "income affidavit" that must be signed by the applicant. AYES: Nowka Williams, Goss, Allen. Cook. HelOts. Real Property Factor After you have presented your case. the board will notify you in The following ~,)ted Commercial Industrial Residential Personal proopoertyFactor writing as to their decision. Any reduclion by tho board is good for one (1) NAYS: None. 1.00 1.00 1.00 1. year only and returns to the original assessment the following year and The Chairman declared the motion carried and the resoluhon duly must be appealed the next year to receive a similar reduction. , . Pursuant to Act 165 of Public Acts of 197', Wayne County If you are not satisfied with the decision of the board you may then aR': adopted. Equalization Department sets forth the following Tentative Factors peal their dpclslon to the Michigan Tax Trtbunal by June 30th that year.' I Georgina F. Goss, Clerk of the Township of Northville, County 01 relative to the 1985 Assessment of Real and Personal Property: However, you must appear before the local Board 01 Review in March, Wayne State of Michigan do hereby certify that the loregoing is a true belore the tribunal will hear your case, and you must appeal to the tribuna.l: . WAYNE before June 30th of that year, Those two dates are the most important' .,' and complete copy of a resolution adopted by the Board 01Trustees at steps In the appeal process. . • : '-' their special meeting held on February 21,1985. Real Property Factor An appeal to the Small Claims Division 01the tribunal is Iree. InstruC.' GEORGINA F. GOSS. Commercial Industrial Residential Personal Property Factor tions on how to appeal to the tribunal are included with the letter Irom the' CLERK 1.0459 1.0000 .9945 1.00 Board of Review or may be obtained Irom ,he Assessor's Office. ' ; CERTIFtCATE Remember when appealing your property to the Board 01 Review or' I ALL TAXPAYERS wishing to review their taxes with the Boa.rd the Michigan Tax Tribunal, prepare your case. the burden 01proof Is on: The undersigned, being the 'duly elected and aclln~ Clerk 01 ~he of Review will be seen by APPOINTMENT ONLY. Please call City you. Copies of assessmer)l records are available In the Assessor's Ollice.' township of Northville hereby cerlilies that the loregomg resolut!on Hall at 349-1300, Ext. 216 for your appointment. If your case has merit or you can point out an error, we are more than hap.' was duty adopted at a special meeting ot the TownShip Board at whIch CITY OF NORTHVILLE BOARD OF REVIEW py to make a correclion. Our major concern Is that everybOdy is treatetl' a quorum was present on the 21st day of February 1985,and that the Harold W. Penn, Assessor lalrly and equally. That is why tt,e Board of Review was created. : : members voted thereon as hereinbefore set torth. James Cutler, Chairman GEORGINA F. GOSS. " TOWNSHIP CLERK Robert Brueck City of Northvilll.: (2/27/85 NR) William Milne (2·27-85NR) Board of Revie~ C '. , \ '-'J .1.... •• Wednesday. February 27.1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORO-9·A OL V sets all-school fashion show '~ CooUnued from 8 gratulations to both of them and their baseball, softball. track and field and staff mel with all 8th and 9th graders proUd families. men's tennis. Competition will begm in during the afternoon. This is being We also have a 1985 Presidential April. followed by Parent Orienlation Scholar qualifIer. Jeff Pelers was iden- meetings. The purpose of these tified as a qualifier through an ETS l.ols Hoffmeisler meetings is to welcome all incoming 9th standardized test. In the nation there and lOth grade parents and to provide were 1,500 sludents similarly identified. OUR LADY OFVICfORY them with up-lo-date scheduling and To be awarded lhe title. qualifiers musl program planning information. write an essay which will be senl to the The PTO of Our Lady of Vlclory. 'IS Incoming loth grade parents mellast judges along with an academic assess- happy lo announce a new event (his night and Incoming 9th grade parents ment prepared by staff members of year. They are sponsoring a Father'$On meet tonight. The follow·up on lhese lheir respective high c;chools. Good Breakfast March 24. This event ISopen meetings will be Monday, March 11, luck,Jeff. lo all male family members of Our when the high school counselors will be Despite the weather, Spirit Week had Lady of Victory School - falher". sons. visiting the school lo discuss high its happy momenls including an en- uncles, grandfathers. elc. Il WIll begm school regislration wilh 8th and 9th lhusiastic pep assembly where the with the 9:30 a,m. Mass followed by a breakfast at the Northville Commumty graders. Spirit Queens and Kings were honored. Progress reports will be mailed home Spirit Queens were - seniors Jill Center. A flyer will be sent home with to parents on March 1. This is followed Taschner, Denise Colovas. Claire students for all interested lo sign up. by parent-teacher conferences to be Langran; junior Mina Rahimi and Mrs. Obernick and Mrs. and Mrs. Sar- held from 12:15 to 2:45 p.m and 5-7:45 sophomore Susie Rahimi. Spirit Kings nickl are co-chaIrpersons and have p.m. March 5. On Thursday, March 7. were - seniors Bob Guldberg. Keith been very bUSy preparing the details conferences will be held from 3: 15 to Sanders, Greg Wendell; junior Paul for lhis much requested event. . 5:45 p.m. There will be no school for Newilt and sophomore Dave Townsend. Another new event this year wII) 'be students on Tuesday afternoon. We en- "Wizard of Oz" tickets now are on the all·school fashion show held at 7;30 courage all parents to meet with their sale. They are $4 for adults. $3.50 for p.m. March ?:l in the social hall. MrS. child's teachers. sludents. The play begins at 8 p.m. on Quirk and Mrs. Meyers. ,co- The Meads Mill Annual Career Day March 22, 23. 29 and 30. chairpersons, have lined up six slores will be held March 5. The program will The Music Boosters are planning a to donale clolhes modeled In the show. be tilled, "Enjoy Life More!" The pur- Spaghetti Dinner for the 29lh from 5 This event will be a joint effoll with lhe pose of the leisure time activities day p.m. to 8 p.m. Organizers are hoping students, who will work on the music. will be to help our young people find OUl playgoers will combine the two even IS decorations and advertisemenls as well more about themselves and what they for a dinner/lheater evening. This as do all the modeling. It looks to be one enjoy. We hope as a resull they will be should make a good family outing. of the fun events lhis year for parepts happier young men and women. Tickets may be purchased from student and students. '. ': Gary Gandolfi and the band sludents choir members or parenl tickel coor- CongratUlations to the winners of the are working to prepare music for the dinator Josephine Anderson. You may Science Fair at Our Lady of VIctOry. In band concert that is scheduled for 7:30 call her al348-1445 if you have any ques- the eighth grade. fIrst place went to tions. \ p.m. in the Meads Mill Cafetorium. All Julee Laulzenheiser, second place .lo parents are invited. In addition, the Band members will hold a fundrais· Chris Winnicker and third place to John Pump. In the seventh grade. first place band is preparing for participation in ing volleyball maralhon on March 2 the Annual State Band Festival to be beginning at 8 a.m .•ending March 3 at 8 wmner was John Okasinski. second a.m. They hope to raise enough money place wenl to David Best and a tf;Jird held on March 16. Time and place are place tie belween Jeff Duwall and LIZ not yet known. for a trip to Washington. D.C. in May. DeMattia. A speCial congratulation~ to The Michigan Mathematics League where they will participate in music Math Conlest was given to all 7th and festival activities. Julee Lautzenheiser. lhe all-school w'in- 8th grade students. Seventh grade win- On March 5, the wreslling team will nero Those students with projects )uQg- ed worthy of submitting to lhe Detroit ners include Eric Rossing. first; Ann hold its annual potluck banquel at 6 Melropolilan Science Fair are Liz Sheppard and Slephanie Wood. second; p.m. Highlight of the evening. lo which Poster winners Becky Crampton and Karl Siegert. the pUblic is invited al 8 p.m .. will be DeMattia, David Best. Jason Baldas'. fourth and Karen Coon and Carl Brown. guest speaker Steve Fraser. Olympic Jeff Duwall. John Gkasmskl. Erik Gold Medalist from Ann Arbor. All Galardi, Sara Iminck. Dan TOffitCa. The artistic talents of 10 Silver Springs Bemwanger and Amanda Spence. Middle row sixth. students proved essential for planners of the is Mayumi Tada, Mandy Shackelford and Kel- The eigth grade winners were Eric schools in the Weslern Lakes Athletic Julee Laulzenheiser. Jude Pererra·. upcoming Silvers Springs Fun Fair to be held ly Osburn. Claire Cryderman and Michelle Fogel. first; Mark Kiraly. second: Pat Association will be invited lo attend. A Mall Scarlell. Mike Kelly. J:ln~l Moylan, third; Brell Rousseau. fourth donation of $1 will be requesled at the Schlacler. Fred Cook. Susie Alfoidy'. from 5-9 p.m. March 8. Ten students from McNally are in the back row. Absent are Ker- Chris Harris and Chris WmOlclter.. and Michael Brown. Chris Julien and door. each classroom were chosen winners last rie Weaver and Katie Zimmerman, whose These sludenls will submit Scoll Worth, firth. Parenl/teacher conferences take t1ie'j~ Fun poster will be the cover for the March newslet- science projecls at the Science Fair week in the Fair Poster Contest to help The 7th and, 8th grade baskelball place from 5-8 p.m. March 12 and from 3-6 that runs March 7.8 and 9 at Cobo Hali: promote the upcoming annual event. Pictured ter. Record photo by Steve Fecht. season ended with the record of 7 and 4. p.m. March 14. Take special note of On Tuesday. March 12. the third and bottom row from left are Arnie Kabel, Joe The ninth grade team has a 10 and 4 the time schedule. Due to a conflicl with fourth grades at Our Lady of VICtOry record with one contesl remaining. Founders' Day. the evening con- The Advanced Art class allended the ferences are scheduled for Tuesday in- will be lreated to a free Pancake and Sausage "All You Can Eat" Lunch. Detroit Institute of Arts February 20. stead of Thursday. This is the school's gIft lo the chIldren The Meads Mill PTA has chosen to On March 6. our pom pon leam Will and has been taking place througholrt; honor Nancy Trabin and Norm Han- represent Northville as defending In Uniform - three from Northville champions during the Piston Compett- the year. The seventh and eighth' new aId for their outstanding contribu- , I tion Night. Cheerleading tryouls will grades were lhe firslto enjoy lhls treal: Navy Senior Chief Petty Officer Mar· speakers from various fields which pro- Fosler Freydl, 20. son of Roberl and tions to lhe school system. Special tribute lo them will be given at lhe PTA lake place March 11-16. February 28 and it will flmsh WIth the firsl and se-~ tin- H. Teasdale. son of Virginia vided him with insight on contem- June Freydl. 207 Norlh Rogers. recenl- marks lhe beginning of spring sporl ~ Teasdale. 18635 Jamestown Courl. porary issues such as defense Iy was promoted lo Petty Officer Third Founders Day Banquet on March 14. The next PTA meeting will be at 9:30 conditioning days with women's soccer. CooUn~ 00 It: recently graduated from the Senior economics. stress management and in- Class in lhe Navy Air Corps. Freydl I Enlisted Academy at the Naval Educa- ternational relations. recently completed a four-month delat- a.m. March 13at Meads Mill. i tio~ and Training Center. Newport. A 1982graduate of National Universi- chment al Moffet Field Naval AIr Sla- . . .". Rhode Island. ty, San Diego. with a bachelor of . tion in San Francisco. There he attend- ,. Betty House , While attending the. nine-week course business adminIstration degree. ed a P-3B Ranorion Avionics update We have aUyour IRA answe~::)~:~~ Tea~dal~ was able to prepare for fulure Teasdale joined the Navy in June 1966. school, graduating with a 94 percenl NORT1fV!LLE IDGH SCHOOL , p lea.dershlp and management respon- •overall average. Being a National Merit Finalist is e sibJlities in the Navy. Marine Corporal Bruce E. Lampela. His studies included leadership and son of Paul J. Lampela of 47000Six Mile Upon completion of the school. quite an honor. First you must qualify m~nagement techniques. communica- Road. Northville. recently reported for Freydl relurned to Palrol Squadron 68 as a semi-finalist. 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February 27. 1985 Our Opinions Heirlooms spur memory (- t---I4t By Michele Fecht { Its vast state of disrepair is evidence of nearly 40years of Though he owned a lumber and construction company use. The two drawers whichonce held doll-sizedSilverware and (which made the materials readily aVallablel. my grandfaJher makeshift napkins (made from my father's handkerchiefs I long limited his carpentry to the tiny cupboard. Perhaps runml)g a have disappeared. The left door with the tiny towel bar now business demanded toomuch ofhis time. Then again. maybe he. dangles from its rusty hinge and the once beautiful woodfinish realized that one cupboard was enoughforone little girl. . has been marred with KoolAidestains and hardened Playdoh. Save for a Mission-styletable which my grandfather "1ade Despite the negligence of its owners. the small child's cup- in highschool.that tiny cupboard represents the onlyhandJl!ade board built by m9 grandfather has survived two generations. item passed downfrom one generation ofour family to the next. I<'orthe last decade, it has occuppied a corner in the basement My grandfather no doubt realized the timelessness \of his along with stacks of old Life magazines. boxes of college workmanship. I only wish he was here to see his efforts ap- memorabilia and assorted collectionsofchildhoodtreasures. preciateo. Since discovering my mother's cupboard. I have begun to I'd nearly forgotten about the tiny piece of family history take a closer lookat our few family keepsakes which have sur-. until this weekend. As I scoured the basement for garage sale vived the test of time. Onecouldalmost tell my family's history items, I came across the little cupboard. ThoughI'd spent many from looking through the items stored away in the old c~dar Traffic backs up on Haggerty north of Eight Mile hours filling its drawers and 'shelves with my miniature chest retrieved from my grandparent's attic. '< bakeware and china doll dishes, I never noticed the detailed workmanship and obviouscare my grandfather put Intothis lit- By simply lifting its lid, I can escape into a time warp. My " tle piece. mother's mother, whodied a fewyears before my birth, stored '.'.' away her beautiful jett bead flapper dresses from the 1920sand r Growth requires all the letters she and my grandfather shared during their The tiny towel bar which rests on the Insidedoor most likely o' courtship some 60 years ago. There also are scads of old J was similar to the one my mother's mother had in her World photographs showing my great-grandparents on their wedding. , War II era kitchen. The little hookshanging from the topshelf of day and the old house in East Jordon. My great-grandfather, a ,J '. Haggerty widening the hutch were meant for doll-sizedchina tea cups. and candle cookon the Great Lakes steamers, also passed along his many stands were placed on each side for decoration recipes for future generations. Running my hand along ItSscarred surface. I realized that Amongmy favorite keepsakes is a record bookkept by.my The Haggerty Road corridor sion, does not deny the need for of all the family heirlooms I have horded over the years this tiny great-great-grandmother in 1880.Though it only lists her' ex- . through Novi, Northville Township, widening Haggerty Road, but penses, it provides wonderful insight into her day-to-.day dilapidated cupboard is the most precious. Perhaps because It routine. Her entries chronicle everything from buyinggingtiam : ~~lymouth Township and points maintains funds for meeting the represents the nature of its maker. • SQuth is booming ... a state of af- need are unavailable. The Oakland and flour to paying for her husband's funeral and burial' ex- .:•"fairs in southeastern Michigan that penses. t road commission, he says, concen- Though he was a businessman, it isn't hard for me to 1m, , ~ . some would have found hard to trates most of its available road agine my grandfather toiling over the detail work on this tiny All of these "family treasures" were left behind for future. ; ~believe only a few years ago. improvement funds on meeting cupboard. Mymother was his onlychild. It is obviousto me that generations to enjoy - and to learn from. I'm ashamed I dilln't minimal safety reqUirements on his handmade creation contained more love and affection than take better care of the litlle cupboard. I think I'll have some hew :": What's more, it's the type of existing roads. woodand nails. drawers made - then I'll buy a newtea set. ; : • "high-tech" development that : 0 state leaders dreamed of when they Northville Township officials , referred to the need for diversify· have designated the widening of ~ ing Michigan's economy during the Haggerty as their top priority in height of the recession. , response to a request for input After ~. from the new Wayne County Office . CBS/Fox Video has con- ht of Public Services, which in- -im"'sig 0-, .• structed a major facility at Seven corporates the former road com- the • , Mile and Haggerty Road; the Or- mission. Wayne County, however, , chard Hill Place office park con- has never before placed a high By Steve Fecht tains several "high-tech" com- priority on road improvements in fact panies, including Digital EqUip- its far northwestern corner and, ment Corporation and Hewlett given the dreary state of road con- By Packard Corporation, at Eight ditions elsewhere in the county, PHILIP JEROME Mile and Haggerty Road; and addi- there is not much cause to hope for - . tional development of a significant immediate action. nature is proposed along Haggerty Has anyone seen Miami Vice? The new Road in Northville Township, cops-and-robbers show on ABC on Friday Financial assistance from nights? • Livonia and Plymouth Township. state sources also seems remote. Robert Adams, deputy director of I confess that I've only watched it once. Other major Haggerty Road the Michigan Bureau of Transpor- And,qUitefranklY,1wasn't impressed. From development which will prOVide tation Planning, says the state's what I could see the heroes seem to be one jobs for local residents and tax current strategy is to preserve the blonde cop and one black cop. They work on revenues for local schools are the existing system before any im- the vice squad in Miami and spend all their Novi Hilton in Novi and Meijer provements are made. Consequent- time chasing cocaine dealers. Thrifty Acres in Northville ly, the bulk of the bureau's bUdget The problem is my wife loves the show. Township. Both are located at the is targeted for reconstruction ef- Which is alright, I guess, until she declared Eight MilelHaggerty Road in- forts, like the resurfacing of 1-96 out of the clear, blue sky one day that Miami • tersection and both are scheduled last summer. Viceisbetter than HillStreet Blues. =' to open in June. Now I'm a peaceful man. Not the type The reasons why Haggerty who argues with his wife. But the suggestion Although development along Road cannot pe improved go on and that Miami Vicecould be compared with Hill Haggerty Road is booming, the on. And the reasons are valid Street rankles my sense ofpropriety. same cannot be said for develop- within the constraints of current ment of the road itself. practices, procedures, philosophies "You've got to be kidding," I roared. and revenues. "How can you compare that two-bits cops- As the logical north/south con- and-robbers shoot-em' up with HillStreet'! duit to 1-96 into Detroit, M·14 to They are not valid, however, "Miami Vice is nothing more than the' Ann Arbor, 1-275 south, or 1-696 east within the overall framework of the 1985version of Starsky and Hutch: If that and west, Haggerty Road already need to accommodate the very type blonde cop and black cop had a female part- • carries heavy traffic volumes. In of development which state leaders ner, they couldcall the showModSquad '85. fact, the road is approaching its maintain they want to attract to capacity. And yet, there are no Michigan to provide jobs for "The two guys on Miami Viceeven owna substantive plans to widen the road residents and diversify the sports car. And they run across the hood, beyond its existing two-lane con- jump in and chase crooks down the highway economic tax base. just like your oldbuddies, Starsky and Hutch. figuration. The only adequate You'll never see Belker or BobbyHillroaring stretch is between Six and Seven In other words, companies around in a fancy sports car. HillStreet is too Mile roads, which was widened to such as CBS/Fox Video, Hilton Cor- classy for that type ofjunk." accommodate traffic to poration, Hewlett Packard, Meijer Schoolcraft Community College on Thrifty Acres and Digital Equip- "You're talking about Mike Belker, the. the east side and state facilities on ment Corporation have heeded the detective who goes around growling like a -- the west side. plea to "Say Yes to Michigan." But dog all the time, calling everybody 'dog state and county officials have not bJ:,eat~?'"she responded, a hint of anger In Several problems are involved responded by creating the in- her vOice."You think that's realistic?" in seeing the r('lad expanded to this frastructure (roads) to ac- "And that Joyce Davenport, the cap- capacity else\'tilere. In the first commodate those companies and tain's wife," she continued. "She's a real 'Ice place, Haggerty Road is a county encourage other companies to Maiden.' I don't understand what all you men road. That means that it is the follow. see in her." county's responsibility to fund im- And then she went too far. "And your provements. Secondly, the section Simply stated, Haggerty Road Captain Furlllo Is a real loser Inmy book.The of the road which needs im- must be improved. It's time for guy walks around with a chip on his shoulder (I provements crosses the boundary state and county leaders to step for- all the time, and you tell me he's just cool between Wayne and Oakland coun- ward and devise methods for pro- under fire." ties at Eight Mile, thus requiring a viding the funds that are needed to . mutual effort by both counties to make certain Michigan's economic I started to explain that she was reacting bring about any meaningful im- recovery continues. Local officials, to the characters ... that HillStreet Is good " provemen~s. who are properly encouraging the because the characters are so realistic and . , development of the corridor, must people react to their humanistic foibles just I,' Most important, however, is do everything within their power to Steam bath as she was doing. But I stopped short, realiz- ',' the problem of money. Dennis Pa- see that the growth is not stymied IngItwouldn't do any good.After all, this Is a I jot public information officer for by the lack of a few lanes of pave- woman who thinks Burt Reynolds Is a better. actor than ClintEastwood. -, ';•- _t~e Oakland County Road Commis- ment. "~ ",~" .. ,., '",JZ',i):.l t ,f r' •• Wednesday, February, 27, 1985- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-II·A ~I lIf you find a better dollar. • • ~1' 1 ,:------1 School N oteboo}( • ; I, By Kevin Wilson LEAH and LORA HIGGINS, student at South Lyon High SchoOl j• daughters of John Arthur Higgins of I MICHAEL EDWARD TOTH o! • 42945 Whitestone Court. received 42276 Old Bedford is among the more '" academic recogmtlon for their work than 100 students awarded master's done at the University of Dallas duro degrees from the Umverslty of Ing the fall 1984 semester. Texas Graduate School of BUSiness . As did thousands of others, I got a neat were motivated in part by a hope that the time, German cars were expensive because Leah, a sophomore, was named to at the end of the 1984 fall semester httle envelope in the mail last week with Lee underdog could win, is endearing. of the strength of the mark compared to the the dean's list for completing 14 or lacocca's return address on it. Inside was a dollar. The mark has been falling, the dollar more credit hours with a grade POint DEBRA MONCREIFF of 23!171 certificate worth $500 off the purchase of a In fact, it was enough to still my tongue rising, but German car prices have jumped average of 3.5 or higher. Woodham IS among the 40 semor Chrysler product in the next couple of months for a moment a few nights later when lacocca up as fast as anyone's. You figure it out. Lora, a semor, qualified for the level students at Western Michigan .~.,.ilml ~ comp~ter-printed letter telling me it showed up on the tube insinuating that. if the honor roll by earning a grade point University named the recipient oT a average between 3.0 and 3.49 for 14 Clifford and Ella Chapman was. lust Lee s way of saying thank you for Japanese import restraints are not renewed, I'd not be surprised if Iacocca, Donald or more credit hours. buymg a car back in 1981. he's going to take the money all those Petersen, Roger Smith and all the rest were Distinguished semor Scholarship for American car buyers gave him and invest it overheard muttering "you can't win for los· the 1985 winter semester. : CARL LANG of Northville, a The $200 award is prOVided from ~ow, that's nifty, I thought. And a public in Korea. I took a look at the envelope sitting ing." Here the U.S. auto industry weathers junior at Albion College, was named funds of the trust established In 1964 relations coup second to none. Never mind on the piano before I reacted. Call me an in· one of the worst storms of its history, gets a to the dean's list for the fall by the Chapmans, longtime frlen~s semester. that the likelihood of my buying any car , grate, but $500 barely matches the increased break with the Japanese quotas, devises new of WMU. It is given annually ·to He also is a varsity basketball I _ before that certificate expires is very slim. price of a car attributed to the anti- technology to improve productivity, in· seniors selected by the Umversity player and a member of Delta .' Never mind that the car I bought from a competitive nature of the quotas. "If you troduces new and innovative products. Scholarship Committee on the baSIS Sigma Phi fraternity. i l,l t:hrys~er dealer in ~une, 1981was not built in I can't compete by now," I shouted at the makes great strides in quality control, wins a of academic record and partlclpa· . 'America, Never mmd that I haven't finished screen, scaring the children, "you never will more cooperative attitude from labor. and tion in extracurricular and com- , : .paying for the thing (at 16.5percent interest! Northville resident TAMMY munity service activities. be able to." still ends up on the short end. {should be right SELFRIDGE was named to the yet. A form letter from the chairman of the - it should be time to lift the quotas and get dean's list at Miami UniverSity In , ~ard tha~king every person who bought a That was before I saw some hard on with showing the rest of the world that we MARY GROVES. daughter .of Ohio for the fall semester. Mary Groves of 21640 Kllrush Drive • \car from hiS company in the past five years is numbers detailing the impact of the "strong can compete. Given the dollar-yen relation- She is in the School of BUSiness Ad· and Gerald Groves of Dearborn: has - ,;a clever idea. dollar" on comparative labor costs. In 1970. ship, though, the argument catches in my ministration. • I~ • been named to the dean's honor'ltst the article said, Japanese labor costs. figured throat. at Berea College !Berea. Kentucky) · .' When I bOUghtthat car, I wrote a column in dollars, were rOUghly25 percent of those in AMY NIEUWKOOP. daughter or for the fall term. . '; .~oting that Chrysler had finally posted a pro- the U,S. (please forgive the estimates. I There are a great many of us virtually Mr. and Mrs. Peter R. Nieuwkoop of To be eligible. a student must fitable quarter and stating my belief that if mislaid the news story and have only my priced out of the auto market. Drop the Northville, has pledged Pi Beta Phi receive a grade of B or better in all anyone could turn the company around. it rough notes to gUide me>. By 1980,a Japanese sorori~y at Hillsdale College. of four or more courses. artificially-high prices resulting from the A freshman, she is a Northville • " 'would be Iacocca. I noted, too, that Chrysler laborer cost roUghly 80 percent of a U.S. "voluntary import restraints" and it seems High School graduate. Seven NorthVille residents were "was not yet building a car in the U.S. that I worker, after making the yen-to-dollar con- we could see record sales rates - but in the among the 391 students at Michigan , :)could both afford and trust, but that the Mit- version. But today, the difference has risen current situation, it would be the Japanese Two Northville reSidents are State University achieVing a 4.0 or , )subishi product "imported for Plymouth" again to approximately 50percent. setting the records. The solution is obviously among the 120 students selected to "straight A" grade point average would toss a few coins in the Chrysler till. as to solve the monetary exchange problems receive Eastern Michigan UniverSI- during the fall term . • f would the interest payments on the loan Similar bad news was reported in figures first, and only then drop the quotas. That ty's 1985 Recognition of Excellence Students receiving perfect '. thrOUgh Chrysler Credit. That Iacocca and on German, French and British labor costs means common sense from Washington. I'm Awards. averages were JOHN CRAMPTON. :.' ~tliscompany recognize the leap of faith it took after the conversion to dollars. And made not holding my breath. Meanwhile, I think I'll Winners of the $1.000 scholarships 16426 Winchester Drive, Finance -' :to buy from them back then, and that even clear that, even if Detroit has hiked its prices go see what a combination of lower interest must have earned a 3.5 grade point and Insurance; DAVID :'. Ithose of us who bought the captive imports beyond reason, it is not alone. Once upon a rates and a $500thank you note can do for me. average in high school or communi· EISWERTH, 37956 Tralee. Elec- ty college and demonstrated trical Engineermg; CYNTHIA .'::: outstanding leadership ability. EPPERS. 16454 Old Bedford. One award has been designated General Business and Business. :::,OLVPTO prepares for a Father-Son Breakfast for each community college and Law; GARY METZ. 42017 Sutlers high school in Michigan. Lane. Engineering; JUDITH ORR, JOANNE RUSSELL of 42232 18227 Jamestown. Economics; Ludlow Court. a student at Nor- STEVEN SMITH. 41877 Sutters I • , <;Ontinued from 9 this month. Februar) 22 through 26 for rest and common expressIOns. thville High School. is among the Lane, Biological Science and :.' cond graders in April. Mrs. Jan Forman has formed a relaxation. Our first/second graders at the recipients along with CHRISTINE ROBERT ZIEGLER, Fer- ~ Parent-Teacher Conferences at Our Children's Choir for all St. Paul's The three-year-olds preschool pro- Academy had a very busy month. 45835 PEARSON of 7753 Pontiac Trail. a :' ~!-ady of Victory will be held March 19. children in grades 1-4. The children gram is new at S1. Paul's this month Science Included an interesting study managh, Engineering SCiences. - ': ' I '20 and 21. gather on Mondays after school to prac- and available for members and non- on the three stages or matter - solid. li- •t The mid-year general meeting of the tice. They sang for the church service members. Interested parents can call qUid and gas - and how they change PTO was held February 13. Vice presi· on February 24. 349-3140 for information on this pro- rrom one state to another. Social dent Pat Bott spoke to the members Students can't work all the time so gram and become a part of the 51. studies included a umt on Washington, D.C. as well Abraham Lincoln and . ". ." 1:Iabout the upcoming election of officers the Annual Valentine's Day Skating Paul's School family or Christian c , I ~tCor the board in April. She asked for Party was a big highlight of the month. Fellowship. George Washington. The top event of .' "yolunteers to run for the positions of The student body spent the afternoon the month was the conclusion of the president, vice president. secretary hours of Valentine's Day at Bonaven· Jeanette Westerhaus study of money. What better way to and treasurer. Anyone interested can ture Skating Rink in Farmington. learn units or money then to set up a contact Glen or Pat Bott at 349-4556. No broken bones or sprains at the WILLIAM ALLAN ACADEMY "stuffed animal store." . ~ ' Start saving your papers for the PTO skating party proVided a good par· The third/fourth graders at the -;Ij Academy shared their adventures and .~ -=r ~e~spaper Drive in April. ticipation in the sixteen·hour Volleyball Who says winter produces the new ski1l~ learned after spemlmg three t: •.::J J t '~I Marathon held February 15·16. "blahs?" Not at the Academy! The SUNDAY SPECIALS : Cindy Nuttall -Parents, church members, students snow has offered the students many m- days at-wmter camp. Wmter survival. Com pie Ie Early COCKTAILS . I and friends along with the pledges from teresting units of stUdy in science. In forest man~gement. animal adapta- Sunday Dinners Noon·4 p.m • ST.PAUL'S~~RANSCHOOL area residents made possible the need- gym. the highlight has been cross coun- tions and outdoor cooking were a few of NEW DAILY ed funds to be used in redecorating in try skiing. skating and sledding. the reports shared. The class also con· S4.50-~5.50 each SPECIAL Voices, valentines. volleyball and theschooJ. The kindergartners have had fun cluded an excitmg study this month on Chinese Monday through Fllday 11 00 am -4 00 P m vacation have been some of the main Fifty percent or the students in learning units of measure in math and Australia with written reports and piC' Cantonese science. Speaking Spanish has been the tures. Hong Kong Features topics of conversation for Christian Grades 3·8 achieved either "A" or "8" Mandarin SouP ot the Day fellowship among the students and honor roll for the past grade period. All next highlight of February. All know Szechuan Lunch Combination Plate faculty at St. Paul's Lutheran School students took a winter break from their names, numbers. months and Nancy Lawrence Amellcan CUIsine- Tea or Colfee - JII ::::c: € ()~ A 50 Year Tradition BecomesA Celebration At (J~ ~ THENEW YARN ------.. SHOP IN TOWNI dt:::. r' ..' , FIRSfOFAMUIO\SM ". Marc Avellil has been WIth Ihe Film for 13 years o •... HIS degree on accounhng hom MIchIgan State WORKING TOGETHER TO BE FIRST. UnlverSllv and expellence ,n corpolale and on , .. dlVldual lax planning can benehl you II Avellil J prepares your 1984 Income lax rei urn .::' ." 535 South Main Street Plymouth, Michigan 48170 ", 459-9000 ". AP R '263% (plus $50 applIcatIon and $50 commItment tee) f'~~ Mu".r~FD.c;t.'; - 12-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. February 27. 1985 •• :Police Blotters Arson suspected in fire Stolen car recovered at old county building The complainant told police he heard In the City ... a loud crash in his driveway at approx· Continued from Page 1 said he has serious reservations about imately 9:45 p.m. When he looked out his responsibilities in protecting the . A locked two-door Buick Riviera his window. he observed the windshield The fire was moving toward the main abandoned property. reported stolen Saturday from the smashed. gym and going out the door. It was so "If it ever gets really tough in there, parking lot of Treetops Apartments, 905 Police at the scene noted the wind- hot, the fire crossed a 20·foot gets down into the sub-basements and Novi Road, was recovered Sunday shield was broken with a vodka bottle. (masonry) hallway and had started to tunnels underneath. I'm not sure I'd be afternoon by Detroit City Police. The burn the wood door on the other side." willing to send my men in there," Toms car, valued at $12,000, was believed Toms said he suspects the fire was said. "Those buildings don't seem to be stolen between 3 p.m. Friday and 8 a.m. ... From State Police started by trespassers on the property. worth getting someone killed." Saturday, according to the theft report Bad road conditions and poor vistbili- "There were probably kids goofing Township police captain Phtllip filed with Northville City Police. It was ty contributed to two multi·car pile-ups around in there and they just thought it Presnell said he is leading a Force FIVe found parked in front of a home on Nor- in Northville Township February 11. would be neat to start a fire," he said. arson investigation of the fire and ob- thlawn Street in Detroit the following state police reported. : Trespassers on the property. which is tained a criminal search warrant and t) day. A Detroit man is under investigtl- Four cars were involved in three ac- the designated site for a retirement administrative warrant Tuesday. tion in connection with the theft. cidents along the same stretch of Six village to be developed under t~e Anyone I providing information Mile on the hill east of Northville Road auspices of the county economic leading to arrest and conviction of those Two snowblowers were reported development corporation. have long between 7:20 and 7:30 p.m. that day. responsible for the fire will be eligible stolen last week. Between noon, reports show. The chain began when been a problem for law enforcement of- for two award programs. one offered by February 13 and 9 a.m.. Friday. ficials in the area. one car spun on the icy, downhill curve the state and another by the township. February 15, a $350 red and white Toro and a second hit it. One car went off the "We're just going to continue having snowblower was taken from the rear of north side of the road. the other off the this problem until they get 011 with what The Michigan Arson Committee of- an unlocked 1981 Chrysler parked on south side. A third car. its driver dazzl- they're supposed to be doing there," fers up to 52,000 for information leadmg Fairbrook. Another Toro snowblower. ed by the lights in the snow. lost control Toms said. "I wish they'd either tear to arson convictions and allows the colored red with splattered cream- and hit the first one. A fourth car piled lthe buildings) down or rebuild them or source to remain anonymous. To report colored paint the side and valued at on into the third one moments later. whatever they're going to do. So many information for this program. call 517- $330. was stolen from the unlocked A similar chain of events occurred on people have been in there looking for 322-0469. garage of a Dunlap home between 9:30 Seven Mile just west of Marilyn bet- anything valuable. that there's just The township police department p.m., Sunday. February 17 and 4:30 ween 8:05 and 8:35 p.m. Seven cars nothing valuable left. Those buildings operates a Silent Observer program for p.m .• Tuesday, February 19. Police were involved before it was cleared up. are just a mess." , information on all criminal activity. report no suspects in ~onnection with In this case, the first driver lost con· Noting that none of the fireftghters For details. call the department at 349- either theft. trol on ice. spun into a snow bank ad- was injured in Tuesday's action. Toms 9400. joining the road and a second driver hit A car stereo graphic equalizer valued the car. There was no damage but the at $140 was reported stolen from under bumpers of the two cars locked Tax instructions on tape at library the passenger side dashboard of a car together. A passenger got out of the se- parked in the driveway of a home on cond car and received minor injuries Revere Court between 11:45 p.m. Sun· when a third car plowed into the mess. Information for preparing federal in· available on cassette. ~ay and noon Monday. While a wrecker was trying to tow come tax returns now is available on There is no charge for the use of these away immobilized cars about 8:20 p.m .• VHS format videocassettes from Nor· videocassettes. Each cassette can be '... In the Township ... a fourth vehicle ran into the tow-truck. thville Public Library. checked out for one week by anyone At 8:35 p.m.. three people received An hour-long film giVing broad in- with a valid library card. : Unknown suspectls) caused an minor injuries while driving a car own- structions and return preparation help The cassettes will be available at the estimated $250 damage to an Olds ed by l\~cDonald Ford sales. The driver can be checked out fro Form 1040. library on a first come. ftrst served Gutlass parked in the driveway of a stopped because of the wreckage in the RecordphotobySTEVEFECHT schedules A and B. basis through April 15. Rayburn Drive residence the evening of road and another car ran into the back Firefighters battle Monday's blaze Line-by-line explanation of the two For more information. call the February 22. township police report. of it. I short forms. 104Q-Aand 104Q-EZ.also is library at 349-3020. .) NOTICE CITYOFNOVI REQUEST FOR BIDS CALCIUM CHLORIDE NORTHVILLETOWNSHIP Planning CommiSSionPublic Drainage Agreement lor Con- ~ .' BOARDOFTRUSTEES Heanng minutes lor January necticut Corners. Moved and 8. 1985.w. NorthVilleTownship supported to table thIS unlll The City of Novi will receive sealed bids for the following Date: Thursday. February 14, PlanningCommiSSionSpeCial next month. MotIOncarned: I. work: 1985 Meehng minutes lor January File Alarm Ordinance. Moved 38% CALCIUM CHLORIDE TIme:7:30 p.m. 8. 1985.Movedand supported and supported 10 table thiSun- (for gravel roads) Place'41600Six Mile Road to receive and hie other til Input ISreceived Irom Chiel 1. Call to Order. Supervisor Proposals blanks and specifications may be obtained at the minutes and reports ilems 8 Hardesty.MOhonearned. - Susan J Heintz called the (a) through a (WI. Motion car- 11. New Business: a Deci- Office of the City Clerk. 45225 W. Ten Mile Road, Novi, Michigan I ·.~eaUtifUl meellng to order ata.03p.m. ned. sion - Industnal Faclhlles Ex- I'" 48050. '" 2. Roll Call: Present: Susan 9. Correspondence: a. Let- emption Cerllhcale. Moved '1 Bids will be received until 2:00 P.M .• prevailing eastern time. J. HeIntz. Supervisor. ter to Gnlhn-Smalley re In- and supported 10 adopt the Wednesday, March 6, 1985 at the Office of the City Clerk. Bi~s will Georgina F. Goss. Clerk, surancecoverage.b. Leller to resolullon as amended. Mo- f Banqllets R,chard M. Henningsen. be publicly opened and read at that time. All bids must be Signed EdwardMcNeelyre: Township lion carned. b. 1985-86Block Treasurer. Richard E. Allen. 01 Northville As-BUIll Mylar Grant allocation. No action by a legally authorized agent of the bidding firm. Envelopes must / By Holid.~yInn Trustee. Thomas L. P. Cook. Plans c. Leller to Waller taken. c. Charier TownShIp. be plainly marked, "BID-CALCIUM CHLORIDE FOR DUST CON- Trustee. James L. Nowka. Hollnoty from Bonnie Thomp- Moved and supported to re- TROL 1985", and must bear the name of the bidder. Trustee. Donald B Williams. son 01 Gnfhn·Smalley,Inc. d. quest from the TownShip At- The City reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids or Trustee Also Present: The Leller to WayneCountyPlann- torney the procedures 10 be We make the special occasions in press and approxImately 10 Ing Commission re: Rezon- followed to become a charIer any part of the same; to waive any irregularities. and to make the vIsitors award in a manner that is in the best interest of the City of Novi. vour life more mcmorahlc_ ings of Five Mile and Sheldon. tQY'/nship.MOllon earned, 'd. 3 Pledgeat Allegiance. Northville Township. e. Leller Normae. Inc:s request for • \\'hl'\hcr il',; a \\l'dding hanquct, a 4. Public Comments and re: Meellng 01 all commumtles water service and related In- Carol J. KaJinovik rcunion dinncr, :111 award!t ccrcmonY.:J Ouesllons None In the North Huron Valley/- formallon. Moved and sup- (2/27/85 NR, NN) Purchasing Agent hU!tinc!ts mCl'ling IIr :IIlYIIlhcr ~.pcctal S. Department Reports: a Rouge Valley Service Area. I. ported to table until the next f) Supervisor. Supervisor Helnlz Leller 10 Senate Malonty regular meeting. MOllon ear- cvcnt, our cxpcricnccd staff wi 'I help adVised the board members LeaderJohn M. Engler.g. Let- ned. e. Chlel Tom's request ~IIUplan it wilh Illving allcntilln tllthe that a bill has been Introduced ter to RepresentativeMlnonty lor a newChlet's vehicle. Mov- la't dclail. to release the Plymouth State Leader J. Michael Busch. h. ed and supported to accept Home property. b. Clerk. Leller to SenatorHarryGast. I the low bid Irom Red Holman CITY OF NOVI Clerk Goss stated that two co- Thank you leller tram The Ponllac In the amount 01 ~, op students have been hired. Senior Alliance. j. Leller of SlS.07768 Roll Call Vole: 1.40- NOTICE OF MEETINGS OF Movedand supported to adopt reslgnallon from William J. lion earned. I. Wayne County resolution a5-2Sestablishing Bohan. k. Leller from James Bureau 01 taxalion's 1985 THE BOARD OF REVIEW Northville Townships policy H. Karoub ASSOCiatesdated Equalization Studies. No ac· regarding Freedom of In- January10.1985I. Leller trom lion reqUired. g Approval 01 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board of ReView meetings Will formation. MOllon carned. c. be held March 11. 12. and 13. 1985. ThiS year all appearances Will be by State of Michigan DNR Re: Election Clerk's request to Township Manager. David Sanitary Sewer extension for conllnue work. Moved and appointment only. If you. or your representative. want to appear In *~~~ Lelko reported on the & Hall DOME Northndge Estates - Phase supported to agree to accept person, the appomtment must be made on or before 5:00 p.m. EST. Michigan Managers seminar. III m. Leller from Vilican the request 01 the Elecllon March 7. 1985. Appearances before the Board of ReView are limited to I~IVONIA WEST d BUilding Department. No Leman & ASSOCiatesdated Clerk to conllnue to work. Roll .) 5 minutes or less. Petitions are available at the Assessor's Office, report. e. File Department.No January 17. 1985 re: Call Vote: Motion carned. h. 45225 W. Ten Mile Road. NO APPOINTMENTS WILL BE GIVEN UNTIL Catering Department report. I. Water and Sewer Preliminary SIte Plan for One percent administration A PETITION IS RECEIVED BY THE ASSESSOR'S OFFICE. - 6 Mile & 1-275 Department. No report. g. Montesson School. o. Leller fee for 'h school tax collection PoliceDepartment.A bnef up- from Vilican Leman & - July, 1985.Movedand sup- Written protests will be accepted on or before 5:00 p.m:, March 14, date on the department ac- 1985. The petition must be phfsically received by the Assessor's Of- Livonia • 464-1300 Assoc,ates dated January 23. ported to continue the 1% ad- IIvllles was made. h. Recrea- 1985re: P. N. P. LeasingCom- mlnlstrallon fee 'hrough the fice by 5:00 p.m. EST, March 14. 1985. Postmarks Will not be con- tion Department. Mr. Farland pany Final site plan. p. Leller summer of 198!l. Roll call sidered. When submitting a written petition for the Board of Review's updated the board members from Vllican Leman & Vote: Mollon carned. consideration. you must attach the formal petition (available at the on hiSdepartments actiVities. ASSOCiatesdated January 24. 12. Recommendations. a. Assessor's Office). fully executed along with any supporting mforma- 6. Approval 01 MInutes: a. 1985re: Preliminary sIte plan From the Water and Sewer tion. Public Hearing January 10. for ManoogianRetail Plaza.g CommiSSIon.1. Purchase 01 BOARD OF REVIEW SCHEDULE \ 1985. b. Regular Meellng Leller from Vllican Leman & 1985 Aluminum Step-Van. January 10. 1985. c. SpeCial Associates dated January 24. Moved and supported to ap- Monday. March 11. 1985-8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Meeting January 22. 1985 d. Tuesday. March 12,1985-12:00 Noon to 9:00 p.m. 1985re: Landscape plan lor prove Ihe recommendallon ot ." Special Meellng February 4. Cedar Lake. r. Leller Irom the Waterand SewerCommls, r/ Wednesday, March 13. 1985-8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 1985. e. Public Hearing Villcan Leman & Associates slon for the purchase01 a 198~ Any questions should be directed to the Assessor's Office: 349- February 7, 1985. f. SpeCial dated January 24. 1985 reo Aluminum Step-Van. Roll Call 4300. Meellng February 7, 1985. WaterandSewerMaintenance Vote: Motionearned. GERALDINE STIPP. Moved and supported to ap- Building on BeckRoad.s. Let- 13. Appointments: a. _ prove the minutes items 6 (a) CITYC:' ERK ter from V.hcan Leman & BeautlhcahonCommiSSion.1. (2-7,2-14.2-21,2-28,3-&-85) Ihrough 6 (f) with corrections Associates dated January 25. One AppOintment - WIll noted. Motioncarried. 1985re: Final Site lor Cedar Gertz. Moved and supported 7. Northville Township Billa Lake. I Leller from Helen to make this appolnlment to Payable: a. General BIlls Single reo Contnbullon lor the Beaullhcahon Commis- Payable- February 14. 1985. Chnstmas hghts. u. Leller 10 sion Motllln carned. b Plann- b. Water and Sewer Bills Kamp-DIComoASSOCiatesreo Ing Commission 1. One Ap· Payable- February 14. 1985 Township Hall ExpanSIon v polntment. Moved and sup- Moved and supported to ap- Leller from City of Novi re ported 10 lable thiS Item lor OFFICIAL NOTICE provethe bills payable ilems 7 File Department's mutual aid one month MOlloncarned. c (a) and (b) With supplements. w. Leller to CommanderBaker Senaor Alhance APPOint- Rollcall Vote: MOlloncarned. 01 V.F.W.4012.x. Leller to Mr. ments. 1.Delegate- DaVidA ." TO THE CITIZENS OF 8. Acceptance of Other William Oakleyre: Talt Colony Lelko. Alternate - Margaret rJ Minutes and Reports: a. roads. y. leller from Wayne Tegge. Moved and supported THE'TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE General/water and sewer County Office on Aging re: to appoint DaVid Lelko as Budgets. b. Treasurers Report Weatherization Services. X. Delegate and Margaret Tegge for January 1985.c. NorthVille leller 10 NorthVille Township as alternate. MOhoncarnell. A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER APPROVAL OF State Hospital Report for Police Department Irom Nor. 14.Resolutions: a From the A PROJECT PLAN AND THE ISSUANCE OF THE January 1985.d. Fire Runs for thvllie Goodlellows. aa. leller City of NorthVille.1.Reciprocl" BONDS PROPOSED THEREIN AS SUBMITTED TO January 1985. e. Building Irom McNeely& lincoln dated ty to Out-ol-State HandicslI" Department Report for January22,1985re: BeckRoad ped Certlflc'ates In the THE TOWNSHIP BOARD OF THE TOWNSHIP OF January 1985. 'f. Building Maintenance Facility Site Designated Parking Loca- Department Annual report for Plan.bb. Leller Irom McNeely lions. 2.OPPOsingthe olhce 01 NORTHVILLE BY THE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 1984. g. 35th District Court & Lincoln dated January 18. Management and Budget CORPORATION OF THE TOWNSHIP OF report lor December 1984.h. 1985re: Subsurface water in. recommendallons10 eliminate Waterand Sewer Commission vestigatlon Haggerty Road or cut any UrbanAid programs.~ NORTHVILLE FOR DOHENY PROJECT minutes for December 19. Sanitary Sewer. cc. Leller and the Treasury Department " 1984.i. NorthVille Area Senior Irom McNeely& lincoln dated Tax Plan. Moved and sup- PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to Act 3?8 of the Public Clllzen Advisory Council January 23, 1985re: FlIlal site ported to receive and hie Minutes lor OClober19,1984.1. Acts of Michigan of 1974, as amended, ~he Economic. Develop~ent plan for Cedar Lakes,dd. Let. these resolullons. MOlloncar- Northville Library Commission ter Irom McNeely & lincoln Corporation of the Township of NorthVille has submitted a project ned. b. From the Township of Minutes for December6'J984. datedJanuary21,1985re: Site Northville. 1. Relief In Tax I plan to the Township Board for its approval. • . . k, Northville Comm nity Plan review for MontflsSoJI Tribunal Appeals and School Said project plan deals with the c~nstructlon ~~d eqUipping of Recreation Minutes for School. ee. leller Irom boards asslslance to financial· a 30 000 square foot single story retail-supply faCIlity to be owned December 12, 1984. I. Nor- McNeely & lincoln dated Iy asslsl with allorney's fees thville Community Recreation by a'nd used l'" Jack Doheny Supplies, Inc .• and to be located on a January 22,1985re: Final site for Tax Tribunal proceedings. calendar of Eventsfor 1985.m. plan for the Grocery Bag project area 0, site described as follows: Movell andsupported to adopt Northville Community Recrea· Markel.fl. Leller from McNee- resolution 8$-22. MOllon car· North of and adjacent to 777 Silver Springs Drive and on the tlon Monthly Building UlIhza· ly & lincoln dated January24, rled. southern shore of Lake Success. .. tlon Report for December 1985re: Preliminary site plan 15.Any Other Business That . The street address of the facility is 777 Silver Spn~gs Dnve. 1984.n. Northville Recreation for Manoogian Retail Plaza. May PrOperly Be Brought Budget Reports lor 12/21/84. Said project plan details all information requl~ed by law Moved and supported to Before Ihe Board. DISCUSSion. o. Northville Community receive and hie items 01 cor- relative to said project and its impact on the communtty. No per- lollowed regarding the RME Recreation Goals and Objec· respondence 9 (a) through 9 zoning and joint purchasing . sons will be displaced from the project area as a result of this pro- lives 1985-86. p. Northville (If). Mollon carried. programs. ·ect. Said project plan also proposes the issua~ce .of revenue Community Recreation By. 10.Old Bualne .. : a. Healing 16. Adjournment, Moved bondS by said Economic Development Corporation In ~he. max- laws. q. Northville Community & Cooling ServiceContract - and supported to adjourn the Recreation Director's Report imum principal amount not to exc.eed $750,000.00 to assist In the Troy Milligan and DavidLelko. meellng. Mollon carried. December 1984. r. NorthVille Mr. Wm. James Is to be con. Meeting adjourned at 10:33' financing of said project. , Township Planning Commis- tacted lor repairs.b. Omnlcom p.m. The Township Board will meet at 7:30 o'clock, p.m •• Thursday, sion Annual report lor 1984,s. of Michigan - leller from the 14th day of March 1984, at the Northville Township Hall located Northville Township Planning Maurice M. Breen. No action at 41600 Six Mile Road, Northville, Michigan, and will conduct a Commission Minutes lor taken. c. Haggerty Road THIS IS A SYNOPSIS. A November 27, 1984. I. Nor· SanitarySewer Prolect- Let. TRUE AND COMPLETEcopy public hearing. f h thvllle Township Planning ter from McNeely & Lincoln The publiC hearing shall c?n~lder thE! a~vlsablllty 0 ~ e may be obtained at the Commission Minutes for Aasoclates10 Mr. Sullivan.No TownshipClerk's Office, 41600 Township Board approving. modifYing or rejecting by resolu.tlon December 8, 1984. u. Nor· acllon required. d. MSHDA Six Mile Road, Northville., said proip,,' ~':tn and the issuance of bonds as proposed therein. thvllle TownShip Planning Passthrough Procedureaand M\higan, 48187, Commission Minutes for discussion. Moved and sup- GEORGINAF.GOSS, Study Session December 18, ported to receive and lIIe this CLERK 1984.v. Northville Township Inlormatlon,Motioncarried. e. • ~ I. Want Ads Section GREEN SHEET INSIDE B Sliger/Livingston East • ...... Wednesday, February 27,1985 SBAM urges freeze on federal spending to holster economy In response to President Ronald provide time for better planning. Reagan's proposed budget for 1986 and • Strong efforts to balance the budget the need to reduce the extremely large and reduce the federal deficit by federal deficit, the Small Business limiting total federal spending to a Association of Michigan (SBAM) is percentage of the gross national pro- calling for Congress and the Ad- duct. ministration to freeze federal spending. • An intensive effort to eliminate- An affiliate to Small Business United. government inefficiency and waste. in- SBAM advocates instituting an im- clUding implementation of appropriate mediate one-year freeze by holding recommendations of the Grace Com- fiscal year 1986 spending to fiscal year' mission and elimination of direct and 1985levels. indirect competition with small "Federal spending is out of control business. and the resulting deficits contribute to Additionally, SBAM supports a con-, high inflation. continuing high interest stitutional amendment giving the rates, high unemployment and a lower President line-item veto power on ap- standard of liVing for all Americans." propriations. The veto could be over- said SBAM Executive Director John ridden by a simply majority of the Galles. House and Senate, Galles said. "By limiting spending in 1986to 1985 "Tax increases must not be used by levels, our federal leaders would not on- Congress as a bailout for failure to im- ly set a necessary limit on spending. but plement the short- or long-term spen- also would establish a quantifiable in- ding cuts." added Galles. dicator of their ability to control spen- Galles said further that tax indexing ding. must not be eliminated or delayed. "The American people need to know that their leaders can control spen- The Small Business Association of ding," Galles added. Michigan, a state-wide. non-profit SBAM proposes the follOWing organization. represents more than methods of maintaining control over 2.500 small firms throughout Michigan. government spending on a long-term Placing a major emphasis on achieving Photo by JOHN GALLOWAY basis: state and federal legislative reforms. • Adoption of a two-year budget cycle the association is dedicated to improv- Roger Heiple sits in front of monitors at SLC-TV inSouth Lyon to eliminate duplicatory processes. in- ing the economic climate for small efficient use of time and effort. and to businesses in Michigan. ~ndependent cable owner battles on State legislature okays . It's been over two years since South "For example. we could send one of Lyon businessman Roger Heiple 4The most important thin~ is not the quality our programs to Cadillac for them to Uniform Antitrust Act assembled a group of go-getters and run, and then they could send us a tape • organized Michigan's first independent of cameras and equipment, hut the quality of their parade or something. ThiS may, In an attempt to protect small lion, it should prove especially helpful cable television station. not happen right away. but it would. businesses in Michigan against unfair to the fast-growing service sector. Things haven't changed too much of the program. If the equipment wal"n't really be something if we could get the I and anti-eompetitive business prac- which previously was not subject to since theJnauguration of SLC-TV in Oc- adequate, it would he a different story. hut ball rolling. 1 tices. the state legislature has passed a state protection for unfair business tober of 1982. The corporation's capital "I think each community would: Uniform Antitrust Act. practices, Galles said. was not great then, and it's not great to- the stuff we have here is fine for now.' benefit greatly. It would be a sharing 'I' Public Act 274 rep,cals Michiga~'s He added that the bill parallels day: The corporation's equipment was process, with each community learning 1899 law and prOVides better 10- federal laws which outlaw price-hxmg not great then, and it's not great today. - ROf!'" /1,';1,1,·. and sharing with the other." vestig . DAVID D. WADDELL, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Waddell of Galway Drive in Northville, has become associated with the Lansing Guardian. reports gains;i· law firm of Fraser Trebilcock Davis and Foster. P .C. o He will practice with the firm's business law department. , " , A 1981 graduate of the University of Michigan, he received hi~ in revenue and income.;:~ legal education at Wayne State Uriiversity Law School where he was ~.) an active member of the Wayne Law Review. Guardian Industries Corporation glass operations, the division ek- He received his juris doctor degree, cum laude, in May. 1984, and (NYSE) of Novi has announced record perienced a small operating loss. ' .. .. was admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in November. 1984. Waddell revenue and net income for the quarter The Automotive Glass Division ;: resides in Haslett, Michigan. and year ended December 31, 1984. posted higher revenue on earningS"as • The company's performance during demand continued to be strong in bpt~ .:- MARK STORM, an agent for State Farm Insurance Companies in the fourth quarter marked the 38th con- OEM and replacement markets. "--I - the Northville area, has earned membership in the firm's Millionaire secutive quarter in which hIgher Guardian Photo Division, concenc Club. revenue and earnings were recorded trating on buildmg volume in its' exi- , ' This distinguished sales honor, the firm states, is based primarily over the comparable year-earher Isting markets, reported higher reynlie : '011 the quality and quantity of life insurance sold and serviced by the period. in 1984 fourth quarter versus 1983: : 'agent. Only about one in four State Farm agents attains membership Revenue for the fourth quarter total, Although operating results were. im- ed $131.7 million, nine percent higher proved over the comparable periO L_----.L L-- ....:..- • ---'- _ ... • •• Wednesday. February 27. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-3·B ANIMALS One local call places a want ad In Animal services 156 Farm Animals 153 over 64,000 homes through the Horses & EquIp. 152 following newspapers: Household Pets 151 Pet Supplies 154 AUTOMOTIVE Automobiles 240 Northville Record Autos Under $1000 241 Auto Parts & service 220 (313)348-3022 Autos Wanted 225 Boats & Equip. 210 Walled Lake News NoviNews campers. Trailers & Equip. 215 • (313)669-2121 (313)348-3024 Construction Equip. 228 4 Wheel Drive Vehicles 233 Motorcycles 201 South Lyon Herald Recreational Vehicles 238 (313)437-4133 Snowmobiles 205 Trucks 230 Vans 235 Milford Times EMPLOYMENT VISA." Business & Professional (313)685-8705 services 175 Business Opport. 167 Brighton Argus Help Wanted General 165 (313)227-4436 Help Wanted sales 166 Income Tax Service 180 001 Absolutely Free 010 Special Notices 010 Special Notices 010 Special Notices 015 Lost " Situations Wanted 170 County Argus/Pinckney Post FOR RENT HUSKY Malamute pup. 4 mono NOTICES LIVINGSTON County Parents WANTED allrachve female 6 Month old brown and whiie Apartments 064 1iiii SKI-eROSS COUNTRY·SKI companionship to share ex- Colhe pup. $20 reward.-:341 • (313)227-4437 Buildings & Halls 078 ths old. female. (517)548-5046 Wllhout Partners meets at at CondomIniums. anyllme. '--______IWoodland Golf Course. 7635 penses to FlOrida with fun· W~s~~\llon St!eet. Howt!l!. :: BURROUGHS FARMS Country Argus/Hartland Herald Townhouses 089 MAGNAVOX stereo With am· East Grand River. Brighton. lOVing male (313)437·5559after ONE lost ski. Trak. on Dawson RECREATIONAL RESORT pm. Duplexes 065 fm radio. pecan cabmet. Turn· February 27 at8 pm. Speaker. 6 or in KenSington Park. (313)227-4436 Houses 061 5341 Brighton Road (313)68$-9295. .' table needs repair. (517)546- 010 Special Notices Carol Varoon. handwriting Indust.oComm. 078 analySIS. For more Inlormahon Brighton 011 Bingo Lakefront Houses 062 6884. Hills. trails (14 miles). begin- SOUTH LYON'- February 23. Fowlerville Review AL TERNA -child blrlh ~~ ~udy-'~171~50n. Land 064 3 Moiilhold Husky mix pup. ii,,-e ner 10 advanced. night sklng, AMERICAN Legion. 510 W. 1985. Female German (517)548-2570 Living Quarters female. playful. (313)449-4535. classes m South Lyon. nexl seven Rights. renlals available Commerce. Millord. Bingo Shepherd. black and tan~ Last To Share 074 series begins in Aprtl. seen 10 Mile between Lyon OLD-piano. heavy. needs • all ages. group programs. every Friday_starts 7 p.m. Mobile Homes 070 Bradley·tralned MELODIES Blvd. and Stryker. Reward. Livingston County Press Mobile Home Sites on repair. you haul. (313)348-3891. ProfeSSional OJ - All types of and seasonal passes. EnJOya 013 Card of Thanks teacher .(313)437-3491. snack or a meal by the flrelace (313)437-1390. - ;--. Ollice Space • oeo PUPPIES. 6 week males. Lab/· musIc for memorable occa· (517)548-2570 ATL-Avon - on -sale including in the Roadhouse Tavern. Call VOUNGmale cat. blaci(-wjlh Rooms 067 Colhe/Shepard. (313)632·7173. sions. Wedding SpecialISts. THANK youSl. Jude for favor Storage Space Jewelry and collectibles. white markings. VICinity Con- 066 George and Lynn Gardell Call (313)22/·1381. received. Catherine. VacatIOn Rentals 082 PtiREEfRED COlhe. smooth March 1. 2. and 3. Hours bel· nemara Hills. Nine Mile-and (313)227·5731alter 5 p.m. THE family of Peart Harvey • POLICY STATEMENT: All Id ... rtlslng Wanled to Rent 089 coal. while. no papers. ween 2 p.m. and 5 p m. at Center. May answer to~·Cuf· published In Sliger/Llvlngslon FOR SALE Wishes 10 express their ap- Newspapers Is subJect to the condi- housebroken. beautiful 6112 Marcy Drive. Brighton. ley~' !lew_a.!-d-,-1!13)~9-7~2.1: RATES Cemetery Lots 039 preclahon for the flowers. tiona stated I...the applicablo rate card. temperament. (313)227·3157. t~!~l~7593. MEMORY • persons between TROOP 33. Milford. Troop copies of which are .waU.ble from the CondomIniums 024 60 and 85 years of age WIth paper drive. March 9. Bring donahons and kind remem· GREEN SHEET Farms. Acreage 027 PEKINGESE~ Lhasa" Apso mix. 016 Found -'. adwerllslng department. Sliger/. memory dllflcuilies are sought papers to parking 101. Pro- b!anc~s ~xpress~!l Uvfngston Newspapers. 104 W. MaIn. Houses 021 male. six years. blonde. CLASSIFIED DEADLINES APPROXIMATELY6 montti Old for an experimental medica- spect HIli. In front of ACO. ACTION ADS Northville, Michigan .ca1l7 (3'3~ Income Property 035 (313)437-4636. Thursday 3:30 • Shopper 014 In Memoriam male mixed puppy. part G.oIl!e. 1700 Sngor/Livlngston Ntt)1Il'spapors tIon study. Dlllicuilles should 9 amto12. 10 Words Indust.-eomm. 033 PUPPlES.-mother purebred Business Directory. Friday tan With 4 while feet. Found in reserves the right not to accept an Lakefront Houses 022 have perslsled for at least 1 for $4.49 advertlse,'s or~e,. Sllge"lIvlngslon MIRIture Schnauzer. father ? 3:30 - Shopper. Monday Green 015 Lost Gregory area. (313)498-2363. Newspapers adtakers hav. no authOr'" Lake Properrty 029 year. Phone University of Non-Commerclal Rate Will be small. 7 weeks. Sheet. & Green Sheet alter6p.m. ty to bind this newspaper and only Mobile Homes 025 Michigan Medical Center In (313)437·5920. Business Dlrectorys. Monday KEESHOND. fem"ale. lost slrlped " while 2... Per Word Over 10 pubUcaUon of an advertisement shall Real Estate Wanted 037 Ann Arbor. (313)763-9259. US DJ'S! BLACi< cat:- SUbtract 35' for conslllul. linal ace.ptanc. 01 the Vacant Property 031 Pupples~ 8 weeks. moiher red. 3:30 - Wednesday Green Weddings. parties. dances. Crandall/Burkhart road. paws. Bergin and Kellogg IIdvenls,.,'sorder, repeat HOUSEHOLD Sheet. elc. Lowest prices and you'lI Chlldren's pet. answers to PJ. (517)548-3543. bone coon hound. father SPECIAL thiS week. Cleaning Insertion of aarne ad Antiques 101 ?.(313)498-3258. have the best of times. JIm or (517)546-8917. Auctions 102 your VCR. same day service. FOUND horseancurne Road Garage 5ale. Lost. Wanted CONTEMPO -FASHiONS. $50 Cindy (5171223-9379 If no LOST or -found - a pel? Call area. South Lyon. Alter Bultdlng Materials 114 Purebred~ female. BOUVier. 3 $!!J§17E~34~5 __ • To Rent. Situations Wanted EQUal HouSing Opportunity sutemenl We Electronics 113 years. great With children free merchandise for havlRg a answer. leave message. ARimal Protechon Bureau 6 p moo(313)437-3783. & Housel>oId Buyera Direc- aro plodO~ 10 the letlor .nd SPIrit of U S party. Jewelry. sun glasses. (313)231-1037 and Hl'mane poUcy 'or thO achie.,ement 0' equal hOus- Farm Equipment 112 (517)548-7817. LARGE black dog- pOSSibly tory Ads Must Be PrH'akl Ing c»PortuNly thtoughoul the Halton We Farm Products 111 scarves. call (3131349-7083. VIVIANE Woodard Cosmetic Society (313)878-2581. encourage and support an atllrmalrre PIANO-'--iood condlllon. You THE Shepard / NewFoundland. Firewood & Coal 105 E.S.P~- readiiigs. -Call L.V. Consullant In LIVingston LONii Shaggy-haired -medium actYer1I$lngand martellng plO1l!r,m In Garage & Rummage 103 pick up. Call alter 6p.m. male. Goll Club Road and _hk:h lhere afe no bantefS 10 Oblain hOus- Hiner. Novi. (313)348-4348. County please call (517)548- SiZed female mixed Terner. Grand River. (517)546-5714. Classified ing beaus. 01 face. color. rettgtOft or na- Household Goods 104 (313)632~79. PHONE MAN Telephone Installahon at 30% 5010. ask for Dawn or (517)223- oil-white. gray ears and back tM)N.loflgin Lawn & Garden , SHEL TIE~ -male. - 3 years. FlEA- Market SlPatrick ac- SMALL Beagle mix-malepup- Equal HOUSing OppOrtunll)' slogan Care & Equip. 109 to 50% savings. (313)227·5966. 7158 evemngs. Need to place Reward. (313)227·9394 aller Equal HOUsmg ()ppot'tUntly housebroken. 30 pounds. no tlvilles bUildings. Brighton. py. M·59 - Ponliac area Display Miscellaneous 107 an order. Tabieltl-lIIuslfaUon cals. (517)546-7068. buy or sell. March 30. Tables 6 .£:~. (31~632-60~. __ Contract Rates 01PubllSher's NollCe Miscellaneous Wanted 108 available. (313)227·5370. PubhSher', NOI~o All realoal.lo advert.s- Musical Instruments 106 SEARS -COld spot 2 door Available ed in thiS fMtWsp.lper IS subteet 10 Ihe (313)~26.!8. __ _ Sporting Goods 110 refrigerator. Good condllion. Want ads may be placed un- Federal Fait Housing Acl 01 t. _hie" makes U .1Iegal 10 advertise • any PERSONAL (313)227~52. U13:3Op.m. Monday. for that prelerence, lI"'II&"on, or dlscnmtnaUOn Bingo 011 week's edition. Read your based on face cOlOr. reUgten or n.atlONl Card of Thanks 013 1968Snowmobllli: good track. IT TV origIn. or an)' inlenlJOn 10 ~ke any sUCh new skhs. (313)231·1124. advertisement the flrat tIme preference, hnlltallOn. or dlscrimlNltOft • carPools 012 LOWEST PRICES PLUS • This newSpapeI will nol knowu'lQly Keepl Found 016 It appears. and report any UPRIGHT-freezer. wall oven. NEW OPTION OF LIVE any adYertlSlng lOt feal esute whIChIs m error Immediately. Sliger/- Free 001 Both need repair. You haul. SPORTS. (P.A.S.s.) '6'tOIaIJOn01 Ihe ta_ Ouf r~ers .fe Happy Ads Livingston Newspapera will hereby jnlQfmed IhIIl all dwenlngs .dYe,. 002 (517)548-4198. CALL (517)548-1803 In Memoriam 014 not Issue credit for errora In tised in this newsp.aper are aV&Jlabie on an equalopportunlly Lost 015 veiiow Lab' mix 'female. 9 ads after the flrat Incorrect (FRDoc n-4i$3FtledWt·72.S.csarn) Special Notices 010 • months. housebroken. ex- Insertion. cellent dlsposllion(313)878- LOSE WEIGHT 2581. ... and make money With abs-olutely YOUNG· male Beagle. one natural herbal program. Call 001 Absolutely Free 001 Absolutely Free male barn cal. (517)546-5582 (313)437·5714.(5171546-9227. ~~f~re 7 _p...m. ADORABLE part C-how pup- FREE pies. 5 weeks. (313)878-6467. ELECTRIC range. Sears All items ollered in this ANIMAL Protection Bureau. dishwasher, You pick up. "Absolutely Free" column pels for adoption 10 loving (313)227-3765 must be exactly that. free homes. (313)231·1037. ENERGET~ -temperamental Are You Bored, Depressed, • to those responding. This AFFECTIONATE two Indoor· 18 month female Springer Unemployed? 'newspaper makes no outdoor tabby cats 1'h years Spamel to country SIIuatlon charge for these listings. old (313)455-40n. evenings. (313)474-8815. LEARN MORE and but restricts use to ALL black cat:"- young male. FEMALf--caiiCo:-- 1- year. residential. Sliger/- MAD! good house manners. spayed. hiler trained. well Livingston Publicallons EARN MORE! (5171546-8252. mannered. (313)349-8499. accepts no responsibility FREE-- puppies. Shepherd/. for actions between in- BABY bottle steiiilzer and Lab. mixed. (313)685-8609. Pre-Pay Your Classified dividuals regarding Ab- warmer for car. (517)223-7176. •solutely Free ads. (Non BARN cats. gOOd-mousers • FREE Wiilie - Roc-k rooster. Pontiac Green Sheet Ad in: commercial) Accounts on- hke people. to caring homes 1984bird. (517)223-9347. ly. Please cooperate by only. (517)548-9469. FREE female Beagle puppy. Business placing your "Absolutely BLUE TIck walker pup.-3 mono all shots and wormed. Free" ad no later than 3:30 (517)546-4369. ths old. (517)546-3374. I Institute Household Goods p.m. Friday for next week FEMALE mix--dog. 5 mo"nths • CLOTHING. Howell Church of I offers: publication. Christ. 1385 West Grand River. old. good With kids. (313)437· (No. 104) Classification 7 pm to 8:30 pm. Monday. 0670. Quality Career Training in: • Data Processing 001 Absolutely Free GUINEAPiiis-'--SmO Absolutely beaullful!! Low maintenance Stunning low maintenance brick home. Address , , ..•...... full brick ranch home on qUIet cul-de- Country livlng·city conveniences. 3 EnJOY the warmth of the family kItchen sac. Large lot with park-like back yard. Bedroom ranch. country kitchen. 2 overlooking gracIous brick patio. 4 Please place my pre-paid Green Sheet Ad in the newspaper under classification Family room. fireplace. 3 bedrooms. fireplaces. family room and more. bedroom. 2'12 baths. Excellent value at No. _ basement for only S75.2OO. $67.900. S109.500. IF WE $7.44 $7.44 $7.44 $7.44 $7.44 $7.44 DON/TSELL $7.44 $7.44 $7.44 $7.44 $7.89 $8.33 YOUR HOME Spacious 4 bedroom brick home In • WE'LL BUY IT. * $8.78 $9.22 $9.66 $10.11 $10.55 $11.00 country.hke SUb. Breck IIreplace in family room. second fireplace and huge rec IJ your home doesn't sell within Flickering lIames In your own fireplace room ready to finish in basement. Needs 210 days, ERA® will buy it, at a Will reflect the loveliness of thIS 3 work. Reduced to $89.900. bedroom briCk ranch. Custom made price to which you've agreed. drapes. newer furnace. enclosed porCh. $11.44 $11.88 $12.33 $12.77 $13.22 $13.66 Plus, ERA Real Estate can ad- land contract terms. S89.9oo 'vance you up to $100,000 equity Enclosed plase find my check or money order for the total amount $ _ on your present home before it Mall this form with your check to: sells, for use as a down payment THE GREEN SHEET on your next home. Our ex- Central Classified Dept" • P.O, Box 251 Great family home in lovely clusive ERA Sellers Security Meadowbrook Lake. Across from Plan means you won't miss your South Lyon, M148178 neighbOrhood park. fantastic view of .. lake. 4 Bedrooms. famIly room With chance to buy the new house you 3 Bedroom colonial With huge family L • _•• •• _ •• _ •• ~L~ ~ U~~ • __ • • _ _ .1. IIreplace, alllc fan. !>asement. $99.500. room and IIreplace. large country kit· really want, waiting for your pre- chen. formal dining room. basement. 2 sent home'to sell, car garage. Alllhis for $74.900. With ERA you're free to buy whenever you're ready. OR CAll (52) COMM[~IAt. CRPXT Northville ..•...... 348-3022 nNANCIAL NEI\\OIU( • (c'nId 0.. c""",*", Novi •.•...... •...... 348·3024 • Beautllully decorated 4 bedroom. 2'11 South Lyon 437·4133 bath home with large family room and CALL US TODAY \I you are looking lor a Wide open look In beamed ceiling. Warm and charming and a family home. thIS Unit Is for you. Super Brighton ...... 227·4436 made for the growing family. Close to clean. 3 bedrooms. 1'h baths. garage. schools and shopping. $119.900. 478·9130 $65.900. Livingston County 548-2570 Milford •••••••.••...•• 685-8705 RVMAL' SYMES _ REAL TORS Since 1923 - •.,'------' Our Green Sheet Classified Counselors ,_ill be happy to help you! ! I 4-B-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. February 27,1985 •• --' ~.... ------016 Found 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses for S.le 021 Houses For Sale 021 Houses for Sale 021 Houses for Sale ~21 Houses for S.le • 021 Hou ... 021 Houses fo! S." SPANIEL type lemale black BRIGHTON. What more could PINCKNEY. Super value. At. BRIGHTON. Country seiling in GREGORV. Sell or lease with HOWEU. 9Y1% Land Con- with brown. Found January 26. you want? Location. price. and tractive three bedroom. two city. 4 bedroom. 1'1zbaths. 2'1z option to buy. 3 bedrooms. 2 tract. 2.600 sq. It. colonial. BRIGHTON. 3 miles north. bath maintenance Iree horne ~79. alter~p:m. a great house. Three Quality Homes car garage. smjlll barn. on 2 acreage. many options In- New 3 bedroom bl·level under baths. 2 car garage. (517)548- bedrooms. den. two baths. Budl'd O,.. n!J N..•....Cu ..rolO Horn. acres. Assume mortgage plus BRIGHTON-REDUCED! 1960. cluding solar. sel.500. with finished basement. two construction. 2 car garage. Ex· lamily room has IIreplace wllh ~t"'llnQ .11s~') l)()()IIOClulh'" d 1,,1 HI cost. (3t31229-9045 or (313/231· ._------(517)548-1470. • car garage. Take advantage 01 cellenl sub With paved roads woodburner and a wet bar. C.IW'", O"clhlunl Charming Cape Cod on ~ acre this great buy at S52.000 With REAL ESTATE .e 9281. HOWELL- Country ranch of· and driveway 555.900. Call lor S75.900.(313)229-2508. lot. 3 bedrooms. 1~ baths. HARTLAND BYOWNER only 5% down. Call Jean Led. MODEL HOME BRIGHTON. 4 bedroom With QUality maintenance Iree 3 lers 3 bedroom. 1Y1 baths. 2 more details. (313/229-8007 aRIGHT('-N~ Contemporary sun·room. big kitchen. lormal lord. The Livingston Group. F9R SALE walkout basemenl. 2 lull bedroom ranch on 2 wooded car garage. lull basement. wet (517154&-9791. ranch. IIreplace. first 1I00r Open Wed .. Sat .. & Sun. dining room. basement. 2Y1 (313)227-4600or (313)229-5931. 12·5 p.m. or by appl. baths Tastelully decoraled acres. Security system. air plaster walls. hardwood BRIGHTON. Newer 3 bedroom laundry. models open satur· car garage. Immaculate. Now PINCKNEY: FIFTEEN YEAR plus 2 car garage. S57.5OO conditioning. luel elliclent. lloors. Only $53.500. Call Terri n".t-fllll ... $59.895 (BI72/ Call Milt at , O~1' Houses For Sale wood Iront ranch. large kit· day and Sunday. 1 pm to f.t'i¥.J~J,.I" .. SI,h REAL TY WORLD VANS. LAND CONTRACT. l0%. 3 l.'I·\(IR'\lf··I,IB'.'jh101l1ll'''l (313)229-8431. The liVingston wood deck. many exlras. Kniss. Preview Properties. chen. bath With skylight. on 5 pm. Take Spencer Road 10 (3t3/227·3455. bedroom ranch. all brICk, Ie .~ •• 'f" .... f1ulh I ,'ll fll "'tl' •. Group. 574.900. 9% assumable; (313/227.~: (!l5l3~_. , BUILD a home. Haven'l qUiet street. Hot water radiant Pleasant Valley. go north 1'Iz fll",ltlf' basement. garagel deck. new "1(0. BRIGHTON. Execullve ranch 520.000 down land contract: or heat. Brighton schools. close HARTLAND. English country Rush Lake privlledges. $61.000 $Old" your's yet? Call us today miles. turn lelt on CreekSide 24 miles Irom expressway. to town. easy access to ex· FRANK SOAVE. Builder B'RIGHToN:-' Land' 'contract rent at 5700 plus deposit. style ranch. 3 bedrooms. fami· lor the possibility 01 a Irade. Lane to models. Or by ap- Open lormal dining room. Call Chris at Preview Proper. pressway. 1.050 sq. It. terms. Brighton schools. 4 • 5 (517)54lHI525. evenings and ly room. stream in backyard. Musl ask lor Joe Phares or pointment anyllme. (313)227· 229·2710 Large lamlly room wllh snack tiles. 227·22OO(F605/. $49.500. (313)227·1838 even· bedrooms. 3 acres. Close to week-ends. Long Lake access. Close to .MIlCh Harris (313)227-4600 The 4600. Mitch Hams Building bar. poliShed lIeldstone With PlNCKNEV:109 Knollwood. 4 Ings. expressways and town. Move expressways S54.900. Call of..lv~IIQ.ll~~nGrou~ Company. wood stove. $83.500. REALTY bedrooms. 3 lull baths. 2 car In condition. S89.900. Call HOWELL conlnlercTiI property Ron Monette. (517)546-7550. WORLD VANS. (3131227·3455. attached garage. walk-out Sharon lor the extras. Preview on Grand River. live upstairs. ~~l· _ .. _ BRIGHTON Lovely well· olhce or business down. Ap- basement 10 pond. lamily Properties. (517)546.7550. HOWELL. Spotless 4 bedroom room with fireplace. Seller . , maintained. lamlly home. Very (C307). proximately 1.700 sq. It. quad With walk-out lower good neighborhood in pays most closing cosl. BRIGHTON' "Quallfied 6 loot privacy lence. Parking level. Country decorated. pole downtown Brighton Low heat area. $69.900. Nelson's Real Estate . FHA 235 buyers. possible 4% lor 8 cars in rear. Call (3131477· barn. 2 acres. Owner anxious bills. all onglnal woodwork. (3131449-4466.(3131449-4467. 1. ~ interest on new 3 bedroom 7883. to sell. 571.900. Call Kathy $64.990. call Linda at Preview ~~"'--' home. We have pre-quallhed HOWELL. - 8mUes west 01 Kaminsky. Preview Proper· Properties. 227·220015107/ .~~ lots available. Call lor details. Brighton. 3 bedroom Colonial. ties. (517)54&-7550.(F604/. Carol BRIGHTON. By owner. 1m· Rick Royce. Earl Keim. lY1 baths. 2 car garage. lull HOWELL. ' BeslbUylri lown. QUALIFIED BUYERS Ichweltzer maculate 5 year old. 4 (3131632-0450or(3131632.5314. basement. $49.900 or option to New Items to numerous to list. NEW homes in howell. FHA bedroom. 2'1zbath. Colomalln 23S SUBSIDIZED mortgages IItoI Mote. Inc. FOWLERVILle:-T-b"edroOrD buy S2.000. (313)229.8007. This low price charmer his country sub south of Brighton. (517)546-9791. are available now as low as Mason home. complelely carpeted. everything. $44.900. Call Star. '.~ Brighton schools. Beamed 4%. if you quallly. / Adler _.Better completely remodeled. Will -HAMB~U-RG-V~A~LUE Preview Properties. (517)546- lire place In family room. IIrst Homes Inc •• (3131632-6222. .- oller Land Contracl. 5 miles 7~.(W~L . ~ lloor laundry. walk·1n pantry. Spacious brick and wood quad . .- -~Homes. north 01 town. (5171223-9790 HOWELL. NEAT. CLEAN. . - --- -_. ~ ~ I I .. land Gltrdelll. S95.900.(313/231-3594 on large treed lot. Four - alterS pm. SHARP. 2 bedroom home in SOUTH LYON area. Farm BRIGHTON city. 3 bedroom. bedrooms. 2Y1baths. big lam .. house with 3 bedrooms. 1~ FENTO'N -;~fartiand' area. the city 01 Howell. 2 porches. eat·1n kllchen. dining room. Iy room. 2.100 sq.ll. Only baths. country setting wlth.1 Modern ranch. 4 bedroom New rool. insulation and basement. extra large lot. $85.000. Winans Lake area. acre. Convenient to e'x- home on 10 acres. 2Y1 baths. siding. $42.900. Call Michael Home is In excellent condi· Call Milt at 13131229-8431.The pressway. Reduced to 157.900. 349-1515 2'1z car garage. lormal dining Livingston Group. Sholtz. Preview P~operties. lion. $39.900. (313/227-0422. (3131437-9656. .: room. walk-out basement. (313)227·2200.(Jl04). BRIGHTON lor sale by owner. close to lakes. goillng. HAMBURG Twp.Lender 'own. SOUTH lyOn~eliy of: Walkinll SALEM TWP. Thought about property but 'don't HOWELL. Custom three Small ranch. 2 bedroom. 2 horseback riding and more. ed. 3S65 Junior Drive. 3 distance to schools, three know where? This is it! Seven beautllul roiling bedroom ranch on wooded lot bath. finished basement. Hartland schools. Appraised. bedrooms. 1YI baths. 2 story bedrooms. one bath. finisheil '. LARGE, LARGE FARMHOUSE acres of an apple orchard would make thiS .the In paved subdivision. 2Y1 car (313)229-9193 S!~,ll!lC! ..~13)6~02!l. contemporary. lamlly room basement. simple assumJ>- perlect spot 10 build. Approved perk! Good attached garage. central air. tlon. $49.900. Call (3131437·1109 ." lully carpeted, full basement with fireplace. walk-out base- neighborhood! Perfect lor a walkout basement! al!e! 6, p_m:_ _ '~ For rent or sale. Five bedroom. lots of Must see! $40.9OO! with fireplace. 1'1zbaths. great ment. attached garage. Super lor kids. 159.900. (3131649-2944. financing. 156.900. Nelson's SALEM. Three and onJ! wiE:leopen spaces. $650month rent. an- Real Estate. 13131449-4466. bedroom duplex on lour NORTHVILLE TWP. 1 Acre on private road near 7 'I1f-rall [H e81 Estate (517)546-8570. (3131449-4467or 1-800-462~. acres. (313)349-0603. ..: nuallease. Mile and Meadowbrook m area 01 $100.000 and up :lill"., ...._. Inc. HOWELL. Land contract. homes. $22.500. Wood burner Will help heal HOWELL 3'bedroom ranch. Wlxot,,:lilghgate. by owne;~ Mllford-(313)684-6666 your home. Four blocks Irom attached garage. maintenance Well maintained Colonial. 3 Brand spankin new ... Four condos left MILFORD TWP. 7 Great sites located m Maple Rd. e town. Nice larger home. Iree. newly decorated. plush bedroom. 1'1z baths. lamify ~ Hlghland-(313)887-7500 carpellng. on 1.8-acres. par- 'in the South Lyon area. Townhouse. and Old Plank Rd. area. 3 Acres to 19 acres. $3000 Hartland-(3131632-7600 142.000. REALTY WORLD room with fireplace. 2 car g @ tially wooded. Reasonable. to $4000 per acre. VANS. (313)227-3455. garage. basement. $87.500. one and a half bath, garage. basement. (5ln546-6698. HAMBUR~Ore Like waler (313)624-9021. ~ ..$44.500 is a great price. LYON TWP. 10 Acres m horse country. Additional privileges go With this 5 year HOWELL.3'bedroom ranch. WHITMOFiE-LAKE. 346 Fait • acreage available. $40.000. old 3 bedroom ranch With a lamily room. 2'1z baths. hrst mont. Reduced to $31.0I!Q. Do you have a rental that you would like partially linlshed walkout lloor laundry. basement. at· Aluminum sided. 2 bedrooiJ}. BRIGHTON TWP. 38 Acres 01 high roiling land Ad· basement. 156.350. REALTY tached garage. 5 years old. attached garage. lenced yard. ··us to handle? Call today and we will be jacent to Countryside Estates Sub. $125.000. WORLD VANS. (3131227-3455. 575.000. (517/546-4287 alter Assumable mortgage. &p.m. happy to work for you. HARTLAND. Allapplrances Nelson's Real Estale. (3131~ MILFORD TWP. ReSidential lot With City sewers MILF6RD~Three- bedroom 4466. (313)449-4467or 1-1100-462- and water. $9.850. stay With this three bedroom Enjoy year round lakelront living Irom this cozy bungalow. 1'1z bathes. ranch. lake access. $4.000 ~709.__ . ~ l~ 344-1800 two bedroom home with fireplace and family down. balance 01 $30.000. 11 % .' NORTHVILLE TWP. 3.6 Acres m orchard 011 pnvate fireplace. garage. lenced 022 Lakefront Houses room. All spons lake. dock and sea wall. Owners yard. good terms. $53.900. call hnancing(313)887·9877 • ;1 : '41766 W. 10 Mile RD. Novi, MI 48050 road. $50.000. For Sale very motivated. No. 366. $48.500. Bob Dingler at Preview Pro- NORTHVILLE-:--566.900 •. 4 H , ._--,- ... \ ;., perties ~7-22OO(M4l!O/. bedroom. 1'1zbaths. lull base- BRIGHTON. ApprOXimately ment. 2 car garage. aluminum 112 It. waterfront. 2 large siding. Cape Cod style. bedrooms and separate dming ~3)~132. (313~9-~175. room. Convenient locallon lor the out 01 town worker. COZY ...COMFORTABLE ...QUALITY ... S53.900. REALTY WORLD NOVI VANS. (3131227-3455. J BY OWNER HOWeLL. A waterfront. walk· • Four bedroom Saltbox. out ranch. 3 bedrooms. ~'Iz €l_ Meadowbrook Glens Sub. baths. fireplace. 2 car garage. Beautifully decorated and newly decorated and LOVELY RANCH With extra large lot. some large LIKE Surprises? See this 3 bedroom. 2'/2 bath landscaped. Two brick gas carpeled. WatCh the lamlly en· trees. 3 Bedrooms. prolesslonally hnlshed base· custom home, The quality's beller. the rooms are fireplaces (one in master joy the lake. Includes 17 lbot ment with bar. 1'/2 car garage. Washer and larger. & It'S ready lor you to decorate. Near N'vlle bedrooml. lormal dining room. Larson Tn Hull. 80 ,hp relrigerator In basement stay S57.900. center With lamlly room. I.p .. basement. lormal central air. two lull baths. Johnson. ski equipment. pad· ell dlnmg. allached garage. and land contract terms. underground sprinklers. lenc· die boat. 12 It. rowboat. Close .. LOVELY SOLAR COLONIAL w/mamtenance tree Askmg $109.500. ed yard with deck. above to expressway and shopping. extenor m South Lyon. BUilt m 19n. 3 bedrooms. ground swimming pool. finish· 35 minutes 10 Livonia. $69.900. 1'12 baths. lamlly room w/lJreplace. central air. FINANCING IS a breeze. Assume land contract on ed basement. Shown by ap- owner. (517)548-1219. patio. basement. 2 car all. garage. $64.900. thIS 4 bedroom. 1'12 bath bnck bungalow In town. pointment only. 1313/34&-0883 H'IGHLAND- Township. 'By liVing & dmlng rooms. kitchen and basement. alter6 p.m. owner. Knobbyhlll Farms. 17.5 NICE RANCH ON A LARGE LOT 3 Bedrooms. 2 Asking S67.000. acre lakelront. 3 bedroQm. baths. tamlly room. natural IJreplace. wet bar. - - -- - large great room With lenced yard. and patio, Additional bedroom In PRIDE 01 ownership in this budget priced home. . NORTHVILLE BY OWNER hreplaces. horses allowed. basement. Much more. $50,900. 85x222 lot in N'vlle township. Beautllully updated. Quality. custom-built colonial. SI79.ooo. Terms avallalile. "." . Must see mterior. 2 bedroom with unllmshed altlc • 1975. wooded hilllop lot near (313)625.0777. (313)887·5052 1ST OFFERING on" thiS super mee ranch 4 Call today. asking $42.900 with $7500 down. 11% in· downtown. attached garage. al~.!5P ... Bedrooms. 2'/2 baths. large rec, room. IIvmg room terest. 1350 monthly lor 4 year balloon term. I!J'__ security system.llreplace. air. "LAKELAND. Lakelront home NEW CONSTRUCTION: Cape Cod on 1.1 ~ooded acre home site. near w/hreplace. ExtenSive remOdeling Within the last Lake Sherwood. year. Great lor horses. 2 mce 2 stall barn w/hay new carpet. palnl. Imished on Huron Chain 01 all sports all basement. $99.500. (313)348- lakes. 5 bedrooms. 3 baths. 2 FEATURES: Beamed Great Room with natural',replace. library. 2'12 baths. storage. $87.500. 3 large bedrooms. luil basement. I,rst floor laundry. large kitchen With 7526. (313)56505388. hreplaces. Land contract walk-in pantry and 2 story loyer enlry. 1ST OFFERING on thiS nice colomal home on ten pOSSible. SI32.000. REALTY acres. Country sellmg. 4 bedrooms. 2 baths. lor· WORLD VANS. (313)227-3455. mal dining room. natural hreplace. pole barn wi· PARDEE-Like-: Howell south. PRICE: $99,900.00 paddock. 2 car all. garage. $95.000. Brighton 6 miles west.. 3 NORTHVILLE bedroom. new home. lamlly SPANISH RANCH IN WOODED SETTING on ap· OLING BY OWNER room. Ilreplace. 2 car garage. "Building Fine Homes For Fine Families" prox. 5 acres. 4 Bedrooms. 3 baths. sunken lamlly REAL ESTATE INC. Leaving state. must sell. trl' walk-out lower level. $79.900. room. 2 IIreplaces. FlOrida room wi skylights level. 1.860 square leel. 3 or will consider option. Many extras. $149.900. ~ 201 S. Lafayette bedrooms. 1'1z baths. (517/54&-9791or (313)229-8007. hreplace. 'Iz acre treed lot. l.!!J 437.2056 aluminum siding. 2 car garage. PINCKNEY.-Waterfront on century 21 Huron River. Simple assump- f()MEGA HOMES Hartford South-Weat assumable mortage. call lor I 22·5150 photo and details. S88.5OO. tion on a VA IIxed rate mor· 22454 Pontiac Trail (313)349-1970. tgage. Owner will look at ALL tI 1250 Old Milford Farma Dr•• Milford (313~2020 437-4111 2 BEDROOM CO-OP - LAKE ANGELA o"ers. $42.750. Call Mary. ... Preview Properties. (313)227· 1'12 baths. brick 2-story end unit. New carpet. NORTHVILLE. Excellent lOCI- 2200. cabinets. pnvate beach. Furmture and boat lion. Lovely 4 bedroom brick !'!~), negotiable. About $8.000 will cover an assumption home With allached garage 024 Condominiums at 11%. $39.900. and workshop. lormal dining For Sale SPLIT LEVEL IN SOUTH LYON room. lamlly room With Walk to/schOOl and Shops Irom this 3 bedroom fireplace. and many special aRiG-HToiICby' owner. 3 bnck and ahlmlnum home on mcely treed. lenced leatures. within walking bedroom. natural Ilreplace. 1 lot. 1'12 baths. lamily room. deck. Owner transler- distance 01 schools and shop- lull and 2 'Iz baths. large rec red. $48.900. ping. John Cole Reality room. walkout. pool. cenlral CUSTOM RANCH-SUPER WORKSHOP (313)455-8430. air. appliances. gas grill. 3 Bedroom. 1'12 baths. IJreplace. lovely open kil' NORTHVIl.LE.-Two 3 bedroom $69.500.(313).?27-9334. chen. dining area with bay window. Patio and houses and lot. By owner. deck. Garage has been converted to workShop. (313)34~. Fenced yard. Excellenl retirement or slarter 025 Mobile Homes home. POSSible land contract terms. $64.900. OWOSSO. rurai area two story For Sale bUilding. Clean 3 bedroom COUPON FOR FREE USTING APPRAISAL apartment up. down could be BRIGHTON. -Beautilul 3 lurned Into rental or used lor bedroom 14x70. $9.500. Cresl. Name. , home·type business. Also (517)546-3260. 1.200 sq. It. shop area. Praced BfllGWrON~-'4X6s Park Estaie. Address. ._._ to sell. $34.500. (517)723-2137. expando. central air. im· PiNCKNEY ~ Sma" home at mediate occupancy. $13.500. Pallerson Lake. one bedroom. Crest. (517)546-3260. all newly remodeled. Asking BRIGHTOiii. Sylvan Glen. very Salesperson Talked to , " _ 521.500 with Land Contract nice 2 bedroom With large Terms. $3.500 down. (3131878- FlOrida room. S12.5OO Crest. Bnng this coupon," or cail us lor your free ap- 3824. (5! 7)548-3260. praisal. Good to 3/31/85. BRIGHTON GLOBAL ENERGY HOMES, INC. CONSERVING Yourllstlng/5elhno Dealer (2x8WALLS) Excollent 5eIeclIon MODel HOMES Open. F". of New & day. Salurday. Sunday. 12-6 ~Homes p m or by appointment From 156.$00 Including 101 1m Barrlngton City Wiler and sewer. ftnanc .. ong available. 24152 - Shingled rool. .3 bedrooms. 2 lull bathS. Doreel_s. Grand RIVer to dishwasher. disposal Meny eroghlon Lake Road. lurn .-. ,. soulh to Third Streel. lurn Located In r , lelt 10 models Check IOf 1m. medlllie o«upancy Ask~~~~I~~~~:Pat I ADLER HOMES,INC. S800 Highland Rd .. Mlllotd (313)(l3U222 IM·59) , 887-3701 .I!IfIlUftltlllllmilll!ll. =: FEB. SPECIAL ~ ;Ii '11,485.00 ';Ii BUYS A NEW 14'x56' :lit NORTHVILLE - HIGHLAND LAKES - OWNER = MOBILE HOME! TRANSFERRED - IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCYI = ill ~. Spacious 4 bedrooms. 2'h baths. carpeted living. == Including: SIll dining. and family rooms, fireplace. country kit. == ·Sales Tax • Steps. Tie Downs iiiiiMiI Chen. appliances. basement, garage. Area of 3 - • Tille • Skirting' Down Payment $1.653.00 - lakes. $89.990.00. SEE IT TODAYI II ·Payment $135.00 per month plus Lot Rent ~ All: SET-UP IN HIGHLAND GREENS - NORTHVILLE - LEXINGTON COMMONS SO. - A .. 15Yearflnanclng ;;It superb executive colonial with In-ground swlmm. ;;;; Sales by Trlagle Mobile Homes _ Ing pOOl. 4 Bedrooms, 2'h baths. library. family room, fireplace. finished basement. exIra large - Locate4t ill garage. on a beautllul court lot. 1149.900. !Iii! Hishiand Greens Est.tes I 1M 2377N, Millord Rd. PLYMOUTH - CALL TODAY FOR DETAILS ON 1 mi. N. 01 M.59 OUR ROYAL YORK CONDOMINIUMS. SpaCious l1li (Highland Rd.1 (313) 887-4164 with beautiful views, wood decks, greenhouses, O~EPHONE67~153 and fireplaces. .'IIIIIIIIIUDWMIMIIlI.-. \ \ - , --- .. 'e •• WedneSday. February 27. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MllFORDTIME~-:-~~ m Mobile Homea m Mobile Home. 035 Income Property 064 Apartments 064 Apartments 076 Industrial, 101 Antique. 102 Auctions 104 HouMhold Good. ..f.otSlle Fors.le For Sale For Rent For Rent Commerlcal For Rent States. All property Is offered BASSETT dining table. 3 ANTIQUE SHOW & SALE MilfORD. Our lasl 1984 HOWEll. Sharp duplex. great BRIGHTON Cove Apartments HARTLAND/Howell. One lor sale "where Is" and "as teaves. 4 chairs. consol!,_ HOWEll. 1400sq. II. on Grand ANN ARBOR. MI mobile a 14x60 Skyline (Jayl tax shelter. low maintenance now accepting reservallons bedroom. $250 including heat. Is" and Without recourse lighted hutch. $150. Drex~l: River. 2717 E. Grand River. 5055 Ann Arbor· reduced to sell. $10.995. Also design. two bedrooms each • for one and two bedroom against the United States. No bedroom. double bed. ;'a(llt)\, ~2Jl~s~i517!~35~. (5171548-1300. Saline Road showing 1985 Skyline. side. $8.000 per year Income. apartments from $285. O'flce guaranty or warranty. express desk. dresser. $100. (313~: MilFORD Village. Two HOWEll:. Store: canbii-used SUNDAY. MARCH 3. &-4 (3131685-1959. $59.900. (3131391·1474 alter hours: 9 a m. to 5 p m. Phone or Implied. Is made as to the 8126. • , bedroom lower flat. 1375 per for multl·purposes. 1009 Old 45 Dealers 6 pm. (3131229-82n. valldlly 01 the Iitle. quality. CARPET. gOldmUitnWif4'.: MllfORD~'14X60~- excellent month. not Including utilities. US23. cornor 01 Bergin Road. Heated Building quantlly. weight. size. or con- $50. Pink multi 11·x16·. $60. BRIGHTON. 24x5O double condition. central air. washer. NORTHvILL:e:- Holbrook BRIGHTON. StudiO apartment Call 13131685-1588. one mile south 01 M59. Call Admission $1.00 ~e. on own lot. Large living dllion 01 any of the property. ®~7~. ..:.,~_ dryer. range. refrigerator. new Street. Enjoy a second income lor single adult. no smoking. NORTHVILLE. Unique newly alter Sp.m. (5171546-5383. Info. (3131753-4525 room. 3 bedrooms. spacious or its fitness for any use or wood shed. large porch. must with this home. Three no pets. Completely lurnlsh· decorated 2 bedroom in iNDUSTRIAL 'building. ·'6"'t. DARK pine drop-leaf table. 2; master bedroom with walk·ln purpose. ~. ~~~!!653-2729. bedrooms. two baths. walk to ed. laundry lacillhes and own histOrical district. Heat provld· under·hool. approximately leafs. 51addar back chalrs;ex: clo"t. bath and 3/4·s. large shopping. favorable terms. No claim will be conSidered private entrance. All uhlllles ed. References required. 1375 12.000 fl. (313)684·1115. cellent condllion. $650,. Nter kllChen. new well. security sq. A NEW DELUXE HOME Just 137.400. Culler Realty. Included. $225 monthly. per monlh with security for allowance or adjustment or &p.m. (3131471·5537. • light. Call for appoint· SOUTH l YON:-Retail or oiiice ~.ooo. 13131~9-4030._ .. (313)229-4460. deposit. Call (313)34&-4604bet· for rescission of the sale bas- DINETTEse'" whiie'lotmiC8. ment. (3131227-3737. space. downtown location. ween 8 a.m. and 11 a m. or ed on failure of the property to 4S-lnch diameter rouod ••- A $11 900 037 Real Estate Wanted (313)455-1487. B RIG H TON. 1 O-x '5-0 15 year flna~clng leatures alter8 p.m. conform With any expressed chairs. good condillon: $75. approxlniaiely 1500 or implied representallon. ( 104 Household Good. 105 Firewood 11711...... 107 Miscellaneou. 110 Sporting Goods 111 F.rm Proclucts 152 Horses& and Coal Equipment Three_e dining room set. 2 BABY announcements. S hp. Kohler 3500 watt motor WELLPOINTS from $29.95, THIRD cultlng Alfalfa. 120plus TRICOLOR Collie pups:- 3 buffets, 1 table and e chairs. 3 OAK firewood. 4x8x16 Inch golden and a1lver annlver· generator. automatic gover. lemales.1 male. (517)54&-3754. TENNESSEE Walker mare, decotatlYe rugs. one 9x12,one sarles. engagemenl an- Myers Pumps. plumbing, large balls. (517)46803983even- good disposition. Nice lamlly face cords or Federal cords nor. cast Iron engine. never YORKSHIRE Terrier pups, 2 Idand one 5x7. nouncements. and much heating and electrical sup. WHATISTHE Ings. weekends. horse. All equipment. 2 sad· delivered. 1(313)852·1389. used, S950. (517~. piles. Use our well driver Iree maler., 6 weeks, S350 each. TWO lighted curio cablneta. more. The Milford TImes, 436 BARGAIN 112 Farm Equipment dies, bridles. sonle show OAK. maple, ash and beech. N. Main, Milford, (313)66501507. KENMORE dishwasher. Den- with purchase. Martln's Hard- (313)437-9803. wood with glan display. like 4x8x16split. 145. Free local Im- ,Islon copy machine. Best of. equipment. etc. Hay and grain ware, South Lyon. (313)437· BARREL? FORD 8N tractor. rear blade. Included. S875 or best offer. new, S800 value. Best offer. mediate delivery. (313)229- BRUNSWICK 314 Inch alate ler. (3131348-5078. 0ll00. 152 Horses& regUlation size pool table. If you have an item you wish to tire chains, excellent condI- (517)546-1722. BrIohton. (313)229-6421. 5457. KILN dried hardwood EqUipment $495.Call Diana. (5171548-3280. aell for $25.or less or a group tion, (3t3)878-3335. THOROUGHBRED mare. 18 • USED TV's for sale. Jerry PALLETS. Are you burning IIwdust. Dow Lumber C0m- of Items seiling for no more ARABIWelsh mare, gray. 13 hands. sound. shown suc- I ~ Newhouse TV Repair. pallets? Iwill bUy or trade for CONSIDER Classified then pany. 7820 Chubb Road. WANTED Ihan $25.you can now place an In season sale. Lucknow (313)4G04554. consider It sold. Snowblowers. Tractor tire hands, 11 years. spirited, for cesslully B Circuit. some cord wood. call (313)449-4t49 Salem, Michigan. (3131348- ad In the classified section for experienced rider. $250 or evenings. J12O. ALL APPLIANCES chains. Snow Blades. Dave Dressage training. $1.600.Ask VALLEY pool table. alate; ~ prlcel Ask our ad·taker to best. 13131624-0793.(313)624- for Marsha. (5171548-3004. - loveseat and couch with roll+ Steiner Farm Equipment, SEASONED hardwood, cut \clrrors-gold vein, 3 pieces, 47 place a Bargain Barrel ad for (313)694-5314,(313)69S01919. 4839. way bed, two color TV•• All CIRCULATION DEAD OR ALIVE you. (10 words or less) and TOP Morgan training stable and split. $42.50per face cord (68. S60 each,(313)437-0947. A-1 Riding mule. 6 year old reasonably priced. call after 4 x 6 x 16, delivered. $35 NORTHVILLE RECORD (517)548-1300 she will bill you only $2.25. PRESEASON sale, new three needs part-time larm help. In- 6 p.m. (313)437-4582. (This special Is offered to point 6~ ft. discs. S365 plus mare, quiet and gentle. volves stall cleaning and some picked up. 2 minimum on Horses for sale. Boarding. In- delivery. (517)548-2840. 313-349-3627 homeowners only-sorry. no tax, while they last. Dave grooming. Experienced with commercial accountsl. Steiner Farm Equipment. door arena. Between Brighton horses required. Call before SEASONED hardwood. ready CAMEO Products avallable. (3131694-5314.(313)695-1919. and Harlland. (3131227-6563 5:30 p.m.(313)437-1051. WHATISTHE to burn, 135 face cord (4x8x1S). Diane Ebert, (517)521-4651. WANTED alter 6p.m or (517)546-3578. After 4 p.m. (5171223-9617. 10Year old registered Quarter BARGAIN CERAMICS kiln 27 x 23 In- MORTON Softener Sail 80 lb. WALNUT TIMBER 111 Farm Products 113 Electronics 'h Arab mare. black. 14.2 Horse mare, very gentle, great SEASONOED oak and maple. side. 3 shelves. excellent con- bags. White Crystals $4.50. hands hlg'll. must sell, best of· trail horse. S650 with tack. , BARREL? $50 for one, $45 for two or ALFALFAtTlmothy Hay. First KAY PRO 10 computer. dition. $575. (3131349-7964. System saver Pellets 15.95. &WHITEOAK Rlteman printer. Reasonable. ler. (313)685-8518. (313)693-3316after5 p.m. IIyou have 611 Item you wish to more. delivered. $043. picked Super Pellens $7.75.Rust Rout call and second cut. No rain. sell for 125. or leas or a group COMPUTER, Texas In· (313)231·2207. (313)227-9127. AQHA 1980 Bay gelding. 15.3 up. seasoned softwood. S30 Brine Blocks. 50 lb. $4.80.Col· (616)642-6023 hands, professional trained 153 Farm Animals 01 items seiling for no more delivered, $25 p~ked up. struments. with cassette ALFALFA hay for sale, no rain, STEREO'equipment; Pioneer recorder and tapes $125. e's Elevator, east end 01 or write and shown English. very gen- than125. you can now place an Green hardwood blocks, S30 Marlon St. In Howell. (5171546- Frank Risner first and second cutting. call CT-F9191cassette deck $175. APPALOOSA gelding, 11 ad In the clanlfled section lor {3131437-5128. Pioneer RT-1050 reel to reel tle. $2,700. AQHA Sorrel years. 13131437-4030. delivered. $25 picked up. 2720. 6435 Jackson Road after 5 p.m. (511)548.4781. gelding. 9 years, professional ~ prlcel Ask our ad·taker to Delivered locally. (517)546- saranac. MI46861 ASGROW sow bean seed. $475.Sony PS-X60direct drive AFRICAN geese. one pair. 3 place a Bargain Barrel ad for NEW! Camatlon Classic HI Pro turn table $175. call Pete at trained and shown Western. 1371. DON'T 28 Dog Food, No.1 Ingredient corn, clover. allalfa and hay quiet and gentle. $1.100. years old, proven breeders. you. (10 words or leasl and WANTED. firewood. Large mix seeds. sorghum. sudan (517)~204after6 pm. $40a pair. (3131426-4531. she will bill you only $2.25. meat and bone meal. 40 Ib WHITE aulomatlc zlg-zag sew· AQHA Bay Broodmare In foal quantities. wholesale. All WAIT UNTIL bag, $12.95. Cole's Elevator. ing machine. deluxe features, grass seed by Asgrow 114 Building M.terlals (Mayl. good producer. S850. BOTTLE Lambs and orphan (this special Is offered to hardwoods. spilt and O'sgold. Don Butler 7310 homeowners only-sorry. no east end of Marion St. In maple cabinet. Early American (3131437~71.(313)437·1267. goat kids need good home. delivered. 13131437-8009. MONDAYI Howell. 15171546-2720. design. Take over monthly Mason Road, Fowlerville. S35 each. Dairy goats to commllrclalaccountsl. You can place your ad any day (517)223-9957. (313)437-3012. OLUMPUS OM~ came~ payments or $49cash balance. CLASSIFIEDDEADLINES BOB WILSON Ireshen In March. S65 each. WANTED to buy standing of the week. O"lce hours are 5 year guarantee. Universal BRIGHT wheat straw. (517)548- Thursday 3:30 - Shopper (3131629-4993. WROUGHT lronlglass dining 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday system. $500. Howell. (5171548- STABLES timber or downed logs. sewing Center. (3131334-0905. 4708. Business Directory, Friday table.with 6 chairs, grape leal • Friday. Our phone room «86. L1mlted stalls available March Large Holstein heller. due Honest with relerences. call 3:30- Shopper. Monday Green soon, tested, $750. (3131685- design, $165. (3131632·7063or salespeople will be happy to RUBBER stamps - Millard 108 Miscellaneous BRIGHT straw. 90 cents. Paul 1st. $160.Indoor Arena. CALL Joel. 13131229-5457. Grill, (517)223-9240. Sheet. & Green Sheet BOB OR SHARON (313)437- 2635. (3131887·1472. help you. TImes, 436 N. Main. Millard. Wanted (313)66501507. Business Dlrectorys, Monday 2821. 106 Musical Instruments (517)548-2570 3:30 - Wednesday Green One large Holstein dairy 105 Firewood 13131227..c436 RADIAL arm saw. 10 in.. ex· A Bargain. Cash for existing BALER TWINE $15 Sheet. heller. due soon. $700 or .ndCoaI BALDWIN spinet plano with (313_2121 cellent condition. call after Land Contracts or Mortgages. FERTILIZER HARTLAND Equestrian reasonable offer. Fowlerville. bench. S875. Call Diana. (3131685-8705 Sp.m.15m223-3220. Highest Dollars - Lowest dis- HAY AND STRAW Center. Boarding. Indoor (517)223-9900after 6 p.m. ABSOLUTELY seasoned 1·2 (313)887-8247 GET Schelrich kitchen (517)548-3260. 13131348-3022 STEEL. round and square lub- count. Perry Realty. (313)478- arena. large stalls. Lessons, TWO Toggenburg does, one years Apple. Ash. Beech, (313)437"'133 7640. cabinets at 25% off. Free In· Jumping and Dressage. Nubian wether. (313)73S-7750. 00. Birch. Maple, etc. or the FOR sale. Splnet-Console Ing. angles, channels. beams. stallatlon. Call today. (313)223- Piano bargain. Wanted: etc. call Regal·s(517l546-382O. BOOKS WANTED. We buy col· EXCELLENT Alfalfa Hay. First. Horses lor sale! Open dally. 1 Vaccinated Holstein Heller "DELUXE MIX." Delivered. 3678. Kathy's Tack Shop. (313)632· Responsible party to lake over Dishwasher. gold. butcher lectlons 01 hard covered second. and third cutllngs. due February 20. (313l62H792 Free kindling. Michigan'S SKATES and saws sharpened. (517)546-7794. 4x8 Preflnlshed paneling. $6. 5336. (inest 'slnce 1970. Also semi low monthly payments on block lOp, good condition. $75. Lathe and mill work. Saw books. Call Tuesday thru after6 p.m. spinet plano. Can be seen Crib, new mattress. $25. Astra Satorday. H3131546-5046. 4x8 white prefinished panel- HORSE shoeing and trimming loads of 100" oak poles. Hank shop. 4524 Pinckney Road. FIRST and second cutting. ing. $6.50. 4x6 prelmlshed Johnson. Phone persistenlly, locally. Write Credit Manager: car seat $25.(517)54604590. (517)54S-4636. BUYING chests of drawers. quality hay. large bales. (horse or ponyl. Rick Morse. 154 Pet Supplies P.O. Box 537. Shelbyville. IN. paneling, blemished. $4.50 Blacksmith. H5171223-9305. 7 days. (313)349,1018. FILL sand or clay. special SILK weddings by Marilyn. Exer-blke.13131227·2326. (3131878-3550. . each. 1x2x8 firring strips. 28 46176. winter prices. Call for details. HORSESHOEING and trimm· v.A Firewood. coal. Super K bouquets. corsages. head LOOKING for Oak. Cherry. FIRST cutting alfalfa mixed cents each. Bargain Barn. .'... kerosene. propane filling. LOWRY IGenlel organ. ex- (517)~. pieces. and boutonleres. Pine. Walnut. Wicker fur- (517)546-5995. Ing. Reliable, reasonable. Call 155 Animal Services cellent condition. hay. (3131878-3874. Don Gillis (313)437-2956. Open 7 days. Fletcher & HALITE Ice Melting Salt 50 lb. (517)546-9581. niture. Plus crocks. dolls. UTILITY shelving. ~- Reasonable. (3131348·6156 HAY. Beautiful large bales, ~1Ckard Landscape Supplies. bag, $3.30. Dowflakes C8k:lum SMALL two-piece living room toys. quilts. glassware and " x 12" x 96". 75 cents each. HORSES boarded. English. after4 pm. Chloride 100 lb. bag. $13.95. yellow ware. 13131229-4574. IIrst and second cutting. Western lessons. traming (313)437-8009. set. 135. Krell Baby Grand Fowlerville. (517)223-8147. 50 pieces for $25. (313)348- GRAND ACE slab wood. large 4x4x8 4 Month old snare drum wilh Cole's Elevator. east end of Piano. S300 or best offer. LIONEL Iralns and ac- 9545. available. Veterinary approv- dual stand $180; Max with Marion 51. In Howell. 15m54&- cessories wanted. (313)363- HAY and straw delivered. call ed. Exceptional care. indoor bundles (approximately 3 face 13131229-6952. Selo Valley Farm. (313)47S- OPENING cords. $20 per face cordI. Sold pearl high hat with two 14 inch 2720. 8325. 9-5 pm. 115 TradeOrSeIl arena. stallion services TRASH compactor. portable, 8585. available. Renaissance Ara- by-bun4Ies. Delivery available. cymbals and dual stand $80. PLAYPEN and walker,ln good Whirlpool. like new. (517)223- HAY for sale. Reasonably pric· bians. (517)548-1473. livingston County Lumber. 13131878-5207. 3307. condition. 13131878-5525. 117 Office Supplies ACKLEY ed.13131634-1668. HALF Arabian hall Morgan (5tnm-eoeo. PREMIER drums. five piece. and Equipment .IT-TV TWO hydraulic cylinders. 4~ SCRAP copper. brass. mare. S years old wilh taCk. KENNEL ANTHRACITE. coke. Palste cymbal plus hardware. 'h Off Installation. movies 24 radiators, batteries. lead. Iron. HAY. Alfalfa. second cutting. S800 negotiable. (3131349-0363. Inch diameter. 24 Inch stroke. large bales. (517)224-7679. S950. (517)548-4587. HALF PRICE bttumlnous coal. All available hours, adult late night movies. S65 each. Tool box gas tank junk cars. Used auto parts ELECTRONIC cash register. by bag or bulk. We deliver. 9 Piece drum set. Heavy duty PASS Sports available. sold cheap. Free appliance HAY. Allalfa. clover and wheat 16 months old, S550. Bargain HALF Morgan, hall Quarler BOARDING combination. 50 gallon capaci- AND (313)474-4922. hardware. Best o"er. (313)887- ty with pump. fits across the dumping. Regal's (517)546- hay. 15171546-2596. Barn. (517)546-5995. horse. Bay mare. 1I years old. (313)229-7807 15 hands, excellent pleasure · ALL seasoned mixed hard· 5908 Ask for Jim afterS pm. , bed of a pickup, $135.(517)521- 3620. HAY for sale.llrst and second ONE Hamilton drafting board, GROOMING horse, asking tack in- .wood, face cord, 4x8x16. $55; 5 Piece Ludwig drum set wi- 3214. WANTED 10 or 12 Inch tilt ar· cutting. no rain. big bales. Can excellent condition. Best of- S6OO. 19Inch Everest Jennings com- ler. Please call (313)227~ cluded. (313)887-5406. 313-996-1335 • two or more $50. delivered case·s. ZlIdjian cymbals and mode shower wheelchair. TWO 011 drums. with oil. one bor. contractors type, table deliver. 13131685-2982. locally. (517)54&-1738. hardware. "Like new". Terry. all furnace. 150.000 BTUs saw. (313)437.5336. between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. MILEY 4 horse gooseneck. chrome plated deluxe. 6 inch dressing room. side ramps. • AU seasoned oak. split $CO (313)437-5020. foam seat. swlng-away legs. counterflow. $275; one 20 foot 109 Lawn & Garden 118 Wood Sto,es $6.000.Best o"er. or trade for PUPPIEPAD , facecord (4 x 8 x 161. Free 20watt PA systems. amplifier. brand new. Retail price S750. farm wagon. $200. (517)521- Care and Equipment tractor Iplus cash. (3131229- Professional all breed dog F .r. delivery on 8 cords or more. T. two mike's wlboom stands will sell for S350. 13131227-3120. 4024. FURNACE add on used 3 grooming. 18 years ex-"l .' T. &' G. Excavating. call and column speaker. "Like 2838• USED color televisions. AAA peat. topsoil. bark. sand, winters. $250. (3131227-2033 perience. Reasonable.}i ~ (517)54&-3146. new". Terry. (313)437·5020. after4 p.m:only. ONE 2 year old colt. one 3 year JACOBSONSNOWBURST reasonably priced. (3131349- gravel. Decorative stone. Im- Satisfaction guaranleed. I I SACRIFICE. Sousaphones. 5183. old colt. one proleslonally Like new. electric start, S330. mediate delivery, Open 7 trained 5 year old gelding. All 15171546-1459. • •'.' one brass $125. three (517)548-1115. WEDDING invitations. days. Fletcher & Rickard land- Bay·s. all will make Ideal show ,...------.!' ; CUT YOUR fiberglass $75 each: King I napkins. Ihank you notes. scape Supplies. 13131437-8009. or family horses. (313)231·9223 • baritone $150; Hollon trom- KNAPP shoe distributor. matches. everything for your Cub cadets sales and service, PETS OWN WOOD LAMA Lamb Milk Replacer 25 after5p.m. bone $125;Olds trombone $75; Leonard Eisele, 2473 Wallace wedding. The Millard parts. Suburban Lawn Equip- King valve Irombone S350: Ib bag. $24.00. Lamb Creep REGISTERED 314 Arabian EMPLOYMENT if 'I as low as 51 facecord (4 ft. x Road. Webberville. (517)521- Times.436 N. Main. Millard. menl. 5955 Whitmore Lake Timp-Toms. new carrier $150; gelding. 13.2. Iiverlchestnut. 8 ft. x 18 In.) 2 miles west of 3332. (313)66501507. Road. Brighton. (3131227·9350. Pellets 50 lb. bag, $7.50.Lamb 151 Household'Pets Rope bass drum $150: suckle bottles and nipples. Championships In English. tiowell. comer of 1-96 and M- Manhassel music stands $10: HOMELITE saw repair. sachs- Cole's Elevator. east end 01 Western. halter and showman- .. 59.call (517)54&-3146. Delmar saw repair. Howlett BBEAGLE - mixed female. 12 Ship. $795.(313)665-3070. ~~; . Armstrong piccolo $250; Marion St. In Howell. (517)546- weeks old. $50.(3131227·2910.• clarinet $50. First Marine Bros .• Gregory. (3131498-2715. 2720. REGISTERED Arab gelding. 3 BLACK Labrador pups. Band. (517)546-7225. 1983John Deere. 42 Inch rear MIXEDalfalla. first and second years old, green broke. FIREWOOD. split. delivered. bagger. snow plow with cutting. excellent horse hay. purebred. shots and wormed, sound. $200 firm. (3131878-2515. YOU 107 Miscellaneous (517)546-8064. 1 chains. electric start. like new. no dust. $1.95 and $2.75. $45.(313)887-6451. RUBBER matting, used. Ideal 2~ Bargain Barrel , $1.500. (517)546-2848.15171546- (517)223-9090. • __.LHI\SA Apso male. 9 months NEED AREWooD. seasoned oak. AMWAY Connection. Buy your • '8139. _ lor stalls. barn aisles. stock . S55 per face cord, 4x8x16. Amway producls. Iree stain POTATOESIred or whitel. car· old., $50. has AKC. 13131349- trailers. (517)546-3785,.., I USH . delivered. (517)546-2220. COLONIAL couch. good con- w -.. Ie 3 Year old Wards lawn lractor rots, onions, and cabbage. 11 ;.:1659=. _ I.;;. removal chart for new dition. $20. White carpet. e~tra • • Q9lwlth mower. snowblower. and miles north of FOWlerville on 2 Mixed Bassett Beagels. gun HARDWOOD logs. make 16 customers. Call Audrey. • large piece. 15. (517)546-8974. Kelly services Is accepting ap- 4x8x18lace cords. S400 a load. (313)227·5684. I • scraper blade. $1.500.(3131231· Fowlerville Road. 3 miles east dogs. $75 a piece. (313)437- SAWDUST' plications for: (313)437-1264.(313)437-7586. KING size bed springs. $25. 2280. to 5665 Braden Road. Mahar 5559 after 6 pm. LIVINGSTONCTY LUMBER AMWAY products delivered to (5m546-4870. HARDWOOD. free delivery. your home. We guarantee Potato Farm. (517)634·5349. NEWFOUNDLAND puppies. DELIVERYAVAILABLE INDUSTRIAL DIVISION SNACK trays, warming tray. 110 Sporting Goods FROM$6.50A YARD (313)437-5350. quality. (313)878-9169. PEABODY Orchard's Farm AKC registered. $400.(5171546- -Available all shilts toaster. fondu pot. console. DOWNHILL ski boots. only us- Market. Fall fresh quality ap- 4012. (517)223-9090 .5 Years driving expenence 18 to 18 Inch blocks. S32 lace ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL. sewing machine. 13131684- 'Good driving record cord,.4x8x18, free delivery on larry's Appliance now serving ed 5 times, like new. men's pies from our controlled at· PIT Bull puppies. $75.15171546- 6342. size 9. (3131761-9645. mosphere storages. Open Fri- 3578after 5 p.m. SAWDUST. 20 yard loads 'Automotive mechanical ablli· three cords or more. call Livingston County residents , ty Demeuse Excavating. 10 YEARS. Same low prices. WINTER MASON GUNS - buy. sell. trade. All day. saturday, Su.nday. 10- PUREBRED Siamese kittens. delivered. Maple Rapids 5. pm. Call 10 ship apples have both parents. No papers. Lumber Mill. 1(517)882...225. • (517)54&-2700. lasl service and most impor- \ Brick, block. fireplaces. IIIe• kinds. new and used. Com- Must have own transportallon tant. the same honesty policy. \ chimney repairs. A·1 work. plete reloading headquarters. direct. (3131629-8416. 12326 1 Bluepoint male. 1 blue Tor· t Foley Road, 4 miles South of tlePolnt female. 1 blue Lynx· JANUARY Special. Poplar 3 No gimmicks or hidden prices. Call TIm after 6p.m. (3131981- Guns Galore. Fenton. 13131629- Call for an appointment Mon- cords. $100. Free delivery in Our service charge $15 In- 3172. . 5325. Fenlon. point female. $75firm. deposit l ANY:-:ca=rpe=n7:try-a-n·d~-r-em-od-e-l. day thru Friday between 9 a.m. Brighton area. (313)229-0857. cludes destination and RING neck and ornamental will hold. (313)229-7575. and3p.m. diagnosis. For service you can pheasants. Also chickens. SOFT coated Wheaten Terner MIXED hardwood. well lng, licensed builder. (3131231. SAWDUST trust call (517)223-8106 or 1128. MINNOWS seasoned. split $CO, unsplit Small to extre large and Ice 1517)546-4634. puppies. two fuzzy females. DELIVERY (517)223-3464. $32. Plc:kedup. (517)223-8289. DECORATOR custom drapes fishing equipment. Eldred's STRAW for sale. call (517)223- nine weeks. 13131349-1687. (313)697~ AXLES and tires Irom mobile NEED Wood? Yours or mine? with sheers, beautiful must Bait Shop. (3131229·6857. 9790. • SHIH TZU • mixed. male. 12 homes. $150each. Call Diana. $45. per face cord 4x8x16 or see·to appreciate STRAW. Good sized bright weeks old. $80. (3131227·2910. SILVER trimmed saddle. bri- will cui wood on your land. (517)546-3260. $120.(3131227-3984. POOL table. completely bales. (517)546-8147. SHIH TZU dog, small brindle dle and breast collar. new. Hauling done for Spring AMERICAN Standard all SEARS aslt- saver water custom. 4x8. three piece slate SECOND cutting alfalfa hay. male, 4 white paws. white $585. Other tack. new and us- Clel/lllp. call Mike (5171223- boiler. 130.000 BTU. excellent top. like new. moving. must shelled corn and straw. breast. wonderful personality. ed lor sale. Amberlon Farms, softener extra high capacity. (5171223-9366. 8128. ,condition. (517)546-4634. 175.(517)521-46111.. sell. $995.13131227-5775. (3131878-5574. $100.(313)437-3850. All COlldltlolllng Attomey's Brick. Block. Cement Building & Remodeling Carpentry Carpet Senlce DelIYery senlce Fencing Heating & Cooling . '. AlIna SenIce 20 years. drunk driving. INGRATIA&SON ANY type of carpenter work. CARPET Installed and BETWEEN Detroit and Howell Flocir service divorce. all accidents. All BURNS AND SONS A·1 quality With guarantee and repaired. 25years experience. daily pick-up, save thiS ad lor NORTHVILLE REFRIG. ayatema. Commer· courts Livingston 'Oakland. CONSTRUCTION reasonable rates. Call Don. (5171223-3934. discount. WIlliam Wallace ALARM reasonable and reliable con- QUALITY BUILDER (517)54lHl970. Furniture Refinishing .'. cIII. nIIId8ntIat. fire. burglar. Robert E. Mccall. (313)684- (517)223-8028. sm. crete. brick. block and lot LICENSED AND INSURED Catering HEATING" COOLING A. McCardell. 548tl 101CO grading. 15 years experience. For free estimates on your ad· Handyman RoIId. Webberville. (517)223- * BRAD CARTER* Doors & service Asphalt Commercial. industrial. dillon, dormer. new home. CARPENTER Ceramic Tile Specializing in 3182. residenllal. Free estimates. garage. roof or sldmg. call: EXPERIENCED handyman. Specializing In Drywall tiome repairs. plumbing, elec· Oil Burner Service BURGLER alarm syste.m. full 5 Auto Glass Call Rico: All ceramic hie expertly done. year warranty. Free home (313)426-3396 trlcal. custom remodeling. • Boilers· 1517)54&-5616 new and repair. Licensed. DRYWALL and painting. tap- de.monstration. On sale $599. BASEMENT (3131227·7754.(3131474-0D08. Free estimates, satlslachon Auto Repair JOHN Wanko builder. licens- Ing, hanging, texturing. No job Central Air Condo Call151~. BOB'S -CERAMIC TILE wiii guaranteed. Call Dick. ed. quailly remodeling. REC ROOMS to big or small. 19 years ex· 13131227-2869or Ron 13131227- Sales & Service Aluminum ENGINE rerlng kits. MASONRY· GARY GARRETT repairs. electrical service. remodel bath or kitchen com- perlence. Free estimates. 2859. Carrier Dealer crankshaft kits. rebuilt short (5171546-8412. _•.__ 352-0345 plete. Will repair or replace (3131624-9379. * * HANDYMAN - Carpentry. GLASS'S Mobile Home ser- blocks. valve grinding. ex· Commercial and residential. tile. Free estimates. call KITCHEN remodeling. CARPENTRY. Offices anll LIVINGSTON Plastering 1- vice. Awnings and change cylinder heads. New Brick. block. natural stone. (313)229-2529. home maintenance. furniture cabinets and countertops. finished basements. Free Texture Company. Repairs, refiniShing. No job too small. NORTHVILLE enclosures, carports and skir- radiators and heater cores. Rumford fireplaces. (313)887. remodeling. customizing. pro- us for low low prices. call Relerences. Tom Nelson. estimates. 28 years. 13131476- Chlmn~ Cleaning & (3131632-5164. ting. Mobile homes and see 4923. (313)632-5135. fessional quality. (3131227· 34-9·0880 residential. (517)!i4.. Mechanics Auto Supply. 4990 9597. Repair QUALITY building at the 7325. JOHN'S Aluminum. licensed South Old US-23. Bllghton. HOME improvemenl. all iypes HANDYMAN SERVICE Home Products 13131229-9529. Building & Remodeling lowest prices. Additions. 01 carpenlry work. CuslOm M. B. Drywall. Quality work. contractor. We do residential garages. repairs, rooling. OlDE ENGLAND Free estimates. Re.asonable 'if Inlerior Remodeling& and commercial work. Free remOdeling. countertops. Bands siding, cement and block CHIMNEY SWEEP rates. (313)632-5899. Repairs Home Maintenance' estimates. and reasonable cabinets, drywall. call Gary. work. (313)437·1928. (3131437-9453. SERVICE 'if Carpenlry ------_.~ .. rates on aluminum and vinyl ACTION j Basement Waterproofing HOME IMPROVEMENT Professional Sweeping RONALD FRANCIS Janitorial services '0' siding. gutters. trim. storm Bulldozing Csrpet Cleaning 'if Electrical ,>~ Repair or replace doors, win- since 1979 DRYWALL-MASONRY .. windows. Thermopane 'if Plumbing -. Charler Member MI (313)87&6869 " replacement windOWS. storm Brick. Block, Cement dows. cabinets, dooMalls. BULLDOZING. grading. PROFESSIONAL carpet. lur· 'if Free Eslimales landscaping . doOrS. awnings. enclosures, ect ... call (3131227·7728. backhoe work. trucking and niture. wall cleaning. Fire and Chimney Sweep BRICK. Block. Camenl Work (313)231-1189 'if NoJob 100 smallor 100 lar cuatom made shutters, car· ~~~;;;;:;:;:;:;~~~. drain fields. Young Bulldmg & smoke, water damage. 2 slep Electrlcal Iiorts. mobile home skirting. and Footings. Also carpenter .: _.. ,,,.-=--. Excavating Enterprises. cleaning. service Master 01 'if Call Emesl work and excavating. 30 Years CHIMNEYS-FIREPLACES Fletcher &' \.. Insurance work welcome. 30 ... (313187&-6342,(3131878-G7, Howell. (517)54604560. ELECTRICIAN, licensed. 'if (313) 437·9114 Experience. Young Building Bulldmg and repair. Insurance years experience. Call " Residential and commercial. and Excavallng. (313)878-G7 It costs no more "'"':"' BAGG ETT work. also cleaning and In- Rickard 1: (517)223-11336or (517)223-7168. ... to gel Free estimates. Reasonable HANDYMAN. Carpentry, roof· ii' or (313)87&-6342. spection. State licensed. In- lng, electrical. plumbing. ce- LaachcapeSappll.·' • 24 hour answerlllQ service. flratclassworkmanshlp I rates. (313)227-1550.(313)437· HENRY Stamper and Sons. EXCAVATING NU-WAY sured. Northville Construc- ment. (3t3)43704834. JOHN'S Aluminum, licensed FIRST PLACE WINNER or . tion. Free estimates. (313)348- 1913. contractor. We do residential Cament and mason contrac- two National Awards t Septic systems. bas&-y carpet & Furniture HANDYMAN. Painting. Open 7 Days tors. Cament work. block 1036. and commercial work. Free HAMILTON has beer. ments, bulldozing,. Cleaning ELECTRICAL SERVICES drywall, carpentry, paneling - Peat, Topsoil. Bark~~ • work. block basements. foun- satisfying cuslomers i gravel, driveway cui-I and home repairs. Free estimates, and reasonable Licensed • dependable. All sand Gravel, j •• : .. dations. 35 ye.ars experience. Specialist THE Mad Hatter. Fireplaces, estimates. Call Loren. rates on aluminum and vinyl for over 20 years. • verts, parking lots andt types of work. home or Decorative Stone call (517)54&-2972. You deal directly with th_8 sewers. \ Flood Damage. Odors. wood stoves, repalrs, ac- (313)3:!g..2246. siding. gutters. trim, storm 1 business. 24 hour emergency (Immediate Delivery) I ~ windowS. Thermopane owner. All work guarall~ NORTHVILLE . Stains & 24 Hr. cessories. Cleanliness JACK of all trades, have tools, Emergency Service service. free estimates. Mike. repllCemellt windowS, storm teed and competltlvel~~ =~nteed. Insured. (517)548- (313)887-2921. knowledge and experience. - Garden Supplies • CEMENT. BlICK, priced. : 349-0118 - serving Livingston County lor • Absopure Water ;~ doOrS. awnings. enclosures. BLOCK AND 632-6286 CUltom made "'utters, car· ALLMASOHRY • FREE ESTIMATES If ("R"Custom Bulldozing;" CI..... THE Pioneer Electric C0m- over 18 years. Very - Softener Salt ,., por1l. mobile tIOm8 skirting. Large Jobs and all repairs. • Dealgne large or small dozer. finished pany announces Its special re.aaonable.(517)54M710. -Coal Insurance work welCome. 30 C.rpet servtce • Super K. Kerosene ." Expertenced, LIcensed & • Additions • Kitchens grading up to site balancing, Cle.n Up • Hauling Winter ratas on, Service yeart experience. Call' Insured. Wort myaell. Fast - Porch • Enclosures. clearing. all your excavating Change.. Pol" Barn Wiring -Firewood '. (517)22308331or (5171223-7188. CARPET, tile and vinyl In- - Propane FIlling & eflclent. Free estimates. etc. needs. (3t3)887-8418. stallation. repairs. 15years ex· JUNK removal. light hauling. and Service. Complete ,'I 24 hour anawerl!!A aervtee. 34N988or 532-1302. Reasonable rates. (313)349- Residential and Commercial Whll. You Walt • C.blnetry perlence. (3131227-4897. 'AppIIance Replir HAMILTON 8205. Wiring. Addition. and StMce an Custom CARPET. vinyl and tile In- Calls. Ask for Ken. (517)548- 437-8009':: staller 20 years experience. Clock Repllr 8710. SAPUTO ApplIanCe Repair. Remodeling C.rC.r. also has good buys on carpet Kenmore arid WhIrlpool and Small ad. get 54001Grand Rivet ' CllIl5lIW580 ... 24 Houra Ind pad. call Bob (3131227· D.IIYery ServIce EngIne Repair all :"'branCl namel. Noter- attention too. ~,., C.rpentry 5825. New Hudaon : ~ , ~ .. (S1S~ee. , \ I I J ------•• Wednesday. February 27. 1985-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-HJ ~.' • •115 Help Wlnt" aenerel 111 Help Went" • 115 Help Wlnted 115 Help Wlnted 'l.. \1.," 115 Help Wlnt" 115 Help Wlnted 115 Help Wlnt" 115 Help Wlnt" 115 Help Wanted ABUSED, neglected, injured BABYSITTER housekeeper. COUNTERand laundromat at- DIE Makers. Must be capable I • , dogs, cats. puppies, and kll. APPLICATIONS being ac· COSMETOLOGIST.Would you ADMINISTRATION ACCOUTINGCLERK Father of 2 boys works after- like to make 100% commis- tendant, part·tlme. mature of building progressive and, , tens In need of respOnsible, cepted for Nurse Aides. Ex· adult preferred, must be able line dies from start to finish ; , Will train. Good pay and AMBITIOUS perience helpful or will train. noons, prefer older woman, sion? If you have a clientele beneflta. Enlist In US Army. loving, tempOrarycare homes. We have an Immediate open· Need extra income? Earn pOssible live-in. (3131231-9091 to work every other weekend with minimum supervision.' .. j All veterinary care provided. Call (313l68S-1400or apply: and you're a self-motivated Ages17- 34,(313)261·7380. Ing for part·tlme employee in S200-S1000part·time. Earn West Hickory Haven, 3310 8:30a.m.to 1:30p.m.Evenings. person that would like to in- and evenings. (313)349-8120Full benellts. CallJerry Smlih. : - , Care enough to share your our accounting and data pro- Star Manufacturing. (313)227.·' while you learn IInanclal sere West Commerce Road, (313)684-6512. crease your earnings. write to call AM. ACTIVE people wanted by homeand hearts wllh a needy cessing area. The sucessful vices. Phone.(313)887-4351. CARRiERSwanted to deliver 3230. ~:"; animal. Animal Protection Milford. Weekdays.8:30 am to BABY-SITTER needed. my Box 161, Brighton. MI. 48116. Cameo Coutures for lingerie candidate will have two-three 3:30pm. You're resume should in- the Novl News. Routes open DENTALHYGIENISTDue you ," Bureau,(313)231.1037. years of experience as an ac- home, 2-3days per week. In- bJllr1Y plan. Free kit available. AUTOMOTIVEStamping Com- fant and toddler. Near M·59 clude: name. phone number, In Novl. area of Country Place realize the pOtentIal Impact , booking parties. (313)427- counting clerk with data entry address. present employ· Condominiums at Eight Mile you can have on people? VIe' .J .l~ and or system operations ex- pany needs press operators and Argentine. TranspOrtation 8713and(313~. ATIENTION and references. Non-smoker. ment. and somebackground. andMeadowbrook.Pleasecall do. If you're Interested In Ili-:-'~ pOsure. Experience with an with experience In pro- ploring this pOtential, let"s" " AUTO physleaf damage ap- gressive and line dies. Should (517)546-4108. COSMETOLOGISTopOrtunlty circulation. (313)349-3627. IBM system 34and or college CARRIERSwanted to deliver talk. We havea full·time pO,.:.' ," praiser, must be experienced, courses A-. Please send be able to set own jobs. ex· Is wailing for an expenenced call JOf Interview, (313)229-7003 APPLIANCE Repair TechnI- hair stylist with following, rent the Wednesday Northville tion available 10 Bnghton•. ·' resume to: BLUE cellent fringe benefits. Apply BRIGHTONTACOBELL Send your resume to BOx,'· between10a.m. and2p.m. cian, experienCedon all major at: Star Manufacturing, 11871 Now accepting applications, a station In one of Novl's Record. Routes open In the household appliances. Call for smartest hair salons. call area of South Rogers and 1896, In care of Bnghton' .' ACCEPTINGapplications for E. Grand River. Brighton, all shills, full and part-time Argus, 113East Grand River, full or part·tlme presses/- Interview.(313)227-5522. JEAN Michigan. pOsitions available. Appl\' In now, Your Hair and Us Main Street, Meadowbrook 0& S MANUFACTURING and 7 Mlle. Call C,rculallon Bnghton, MI.48116. counter persons, experience ACCEPTING applications for mw. EIGHTMILERD ANTENNA Installer, elec· person. (313)348-3544. dishwashers and buspersons. (313)349-3627. preferred. Apply In person at WHITMORELAKE MI. tronlcs background. WIlltram. CUSTODIAN. YMCA Camp DEPUTYCOURTCLERK"',' CanterburyCleaners, 43209W. Apply In perso!l- 126 E. Main $$JOBS$$ Ohiyesa taking applications CARRIERSwanted to deii;ir 48189(313)449-4401 Century Electronics, (313)227· BABY-Siller. my home, two 53rd Dlstnct Court - send seven Mile, Northville. Street. Northville. EOE. 5422. evenings a week. two for part·time pOSItion,20to 30 the Monday Green Sheet and the Wednesday South Lyon resumes to Court Ad- 7A.M. to 5 p.m. for a 10month APPLY TODAY AUTO, boat, furniture children. (313)227-9138. hours per week, must be 18 yearsor older. male or female. Herald. Routesopen In the C" minlstrator, 300 South old. muSl have own transpOr- UPHOLSTERER.must have BABYSITTERneeded for 11 ty of South Lyon. areas of Highlander Way, Howell, MI.-· , " tation. references please, call WORK basic experience. Apply monthold In my MIlford home, Call between 9 a.m. and 12 noon on Thursday, North Lafayelle and Donovan, 48843. ~v.h" : . ~ between6p.m. and9p.m.(313) Thursday - Friday, 9 a.m. to part-time days, call (313l68S------.... TOMORROW Whipple and Hagadorn. East 11C).' " ..I 229-8046. 12 noonat 4669 S.Old US-23at 2159after 6p.m. February 28, or Monday. ·..CLASSIFIED PHONEROOM SALES March 1, for interview. lake and East liberty, Walnut Spencer,Brighton. PLYMOUTHAND BABY-SITTERneeded for 3 (313)887-4533. and Garfield. Call Circulation We are in need of 2 individuals FARMINGTONHILLS A & W of Brighton needs day month old infant. in my Nor· (3131349-3627. You Must HaveOwnCar help. Apply 331 W. Grand thville home. Monday thru FrI- CARRIERSwanted to deliver who have good typing skills and DRIVERS Apply in Person9-3 River, Brighton Monday day. 7:30 a.m. !O 4 p.m. WORDPROCESSORS SECRETARIES. Ihe Monday Green Sheet and WANTED Mon.·Fri.at through Friday between TranSpOrtationand references the Wednesday Brighton 'pleasant telephone manners for 2 p.m.and6 p.m. required. (313)348-8369. EXEC. SECRETARIES 'flexible, 14 hour week, part-time Earn extra Income or AND DATA ENTRY Argus. Routes open in the DRIVER. PART-TIME. ~" begin a new career - STAFF ADULT group home direct OPERATORS areas of Wlnler lane and Needed for Mondayand Tues-,: : positions. Video-display terminal It's up to youl RPM ptz,. care worker Immediately. BIGLOUIE'S With typing 50 to 55 wp'm Osborn Lake. Cove Apart· day nights. Friday and Satur· use and previous classified sales za, the largest fran- BUILDERS Malelfemale. CertIfied andex· GREATAMERICAN and general office skills ments, Clark Lake. Lake day. FleXible hours a m...s\. .•- chisee of Domlno's PIz· TEMPORARYPERSONNEL perlenced preferred but WIll PlZZACOMPANY FREE WORD PROCESSING Moraine SubdiVISIon and Apply In person: SlIger/." • ·~experience desirable but not re- za. Is hiring new 23716WoodwardAve. train. call 9a.m. to 3p.m. Is accepting applications for TRAINING AVAILABLE Spencer and Church. Call Clr· liVingston Publications, C....··_· (3131624-3089. culation(313)227-4442. -quired. Applications being ac- drtvers. (at9'h Mile) pizzamakersand delivery per- ForBrighton,Howell& Milford culatlon Dept.. 113EastGriln • • Roofing & Siding Wedding Services landscaping Music Instruction Painting & Decoretlng Plumbing BILL Allor's Tree Trimming WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY WELL dnillng and repalr... - ARE you ready for Spring? eXPERIENCED Painter. In- GALBRAITHPLUMBING Snowplowlng and Removal, 30 years ex· done super reasonable. pOints changed. prompt. elh- Call now for estImates. Shred- M-USIC LESSONS terior and exterior. wallpaper. and HEATING A snow removal. residential penence. free estimates. in· 9 a.m. 109 p.m. (313)¥9-2130 clent se!y~~ (!'-~229-6672._ • . ded bark sales and Installation Free estimates. Quality Work. Licensed and Insured. No job sured. (313)449-a274. Piano-Organ and commercial. call (517)548- Welding Windows :~:::'::: (landscape supplies). Land- I call Steve.(517)546-8950. too big. too small or too far. 20 STARR TREE removat and tnmming. 3489 or (313)553-4893. ----*--- scapers welcome. Call lan- Strings-Wind PAINTING, interior, eiterlor. years experience. Electric CONSTRUCTION Reasonable.(517)54&-4387. don Outdoor services for all LUCKY'S snow plOWing, ARC. gas and portable Dry wall repair. Quality work, sewer cleaning. Mobil Home weldmg. Major and minor your:outdoor needs. (313)229- 349-0580 __J Service.(313)437-3975. dnveways. private roads. Trucking WINDOWS ' ::~j~ reasonable rates, free EXPERT ROOFING Reasonable rates. (313)878- repaIrs, fabncallng trailers 4j'076 •• estimates. Call Loren. . **** SOUTH LYON ".~,,:.: Schnute Music Studio (OLD AND NEW) 3714. and bumpers. State certlhed. Northville (3131349-2246. 30 Years experience. licens- INDUSTRIES .~~. Locksmith SHINGLES (313l68S-1819. PAINTING, interior/exterior: ed, highest 10 quality, depen- Tutoring 415N. LAFAYETIE' ,'1_'" • 20 years experience. Free dable. fair prices. (517)546- HOT ASPHALT SOUTH LYON. MI: .:.L.:- Malel Service Painting & Decorating estimates. Dave(313)632-7525. 8707,(517)223-3146. RUBBER BASE ROOT'S TV & Rlello Repair WELDING ALUMINUM SIDING EXCAVATING Miscellaneous A.1 Quallly work a\ sane Pest Control Pole Buildings TRIM & GUTTERS FABRICATING Manufacturers of archit~.· prices. Jack's Painting, 12 AND turally designed pnme ami ~ POLE BUILDINGS, Smithers All Types Masonry SNOW years experience. (313)231- Photography replacement Windows. ;\Iso.· .. Mobile Home Service 2872. • PoleBuildings. (517~...!-8419••_ C8I1Dan' PLOWING MICHIGAN REPAIRS storm windows. Stop by our • (313)348-()733 & factory showroomand see our • , GLASS'S Mobile Home Ser- A NewYear's Specialfrome & Pool Service vlce:(517)548-4448. W Painting. Most rooms 535, REMOVAL ANTENNA REASONABLERATES display. ,~ .' kitchens $30. Labor and white 24HREMERGENCYSEA. (313)437-4151 --; "" Pool Table Recovering Contracts available SERVICE '''';1''). paint Included. Call (517)546- 24 Hour Servico 1762,ask for BobWirth~__ FREE ESTIMATES ------.... -IJ .. Refrigeration Satellite 313-437-5500 Window Washing ; ": I: .. ----pAiNTING- -- -- (313)684~707 Systems • Interior-Exterior Roofing & Sieling $1900& up Well Drilling Wood Stoves JIM ROOT Installed WALLPAPERING COMPLETE home Improve- 16Years Experience Reasonable Rates ment specializing in siding, ~ GrandRiver CalfCou- _._- roofing, windows. and gUllers, Hot Asphalt Built-Up SNOW removal. residential, Novl deal direct with applicator. Roofs, Shingle Roofs. Brighton, Hartlandarea. Plow- (313)349-1558 licensed and Insured, 18years Aluminum Gutters and Ing or hand shoveling. 349-8895 experience. (313)685-7618. Down Spouts. Reasonable rates. (313)229- J and B Roofing Inc.. shingles BILL Ollver's painting and Aluminum Siding and 7115. wallpapering, references, free and flat single-ply systems. Trim. Licensed & In- SNOWPLOWING.commercial, Upholstery Mobile home specialty. sured. years estimates.(313)348-1935.__ Plumbing 35 residential. (313)227·7570or 24 (517)546-1271. • experience. hour number (313)229-1078. CALL Smllhs. All work " Most responses wtthin 30 GUARANTEEDI Labor start' at; Sofas. 1150. Chairs. 115. "PLUMBING- NORTHVILLE minutes. Call Landon Outdoor PAINTING T.D. Services for all your outdoor Cushions. $15. Check low 6241 E. Grand River INTERIOR· EXTERIOR Repalr-Replacement.~ (313)349-3110 needs. drapery prices. (313)561.oll82. • at Lake Chemun . Modernization .. BJorling Vacuum Clelnera WALLPAPERING SoIlr Energy AY' Mobile Home service. Electric Sewer Cleaning ( & CO. Rubbish Removel Fumace, air conditioning. In- BY LONG Stereo Repelr Willpapering stallation, cleaning and repair. All . typel. Shlnglel, FRANK MURRAY PLUMBING Silt Sprelellng WALLPAPERInllallatlon. very Doors, wtndOWS.skirting, heat Flat roofs, Slngfe Ply Storm W1nc1ow1 tapea. Licensed. Insured. Neatness & Quality Work reasonable. Experienced. call AND Rubber. Tear offe a Slndbl'stlng (313)227-8723. Guaranteed Repairs. Chimney KathI(517)546:1751. FANCY BATH T~e~lnltluat~ TOI)Grade Paint Applied repairs. Wall Wllhlng .24 yrs. Experience BOUTIQUE Slwmlll -----...., Snow Ind Ice S.O.S, Phone Service. .... Free Estimates with No removal •. Get your business I Serving the area Residential and commercial. I septic 'Ink service Water ConcIhJonlng golngl Usethe . Obligation since 1949 senior D1lCOUnt oyer 29 years experience. SUPPORT t .~':...~. 190 E. Main Street Terry 437-8388 lingle line and P.B.X. phone Bualn•• a Directory; I sewing WlterWHd Control FFA 8t VOCATIONAL AGRICULTURE' t:t :. • mart .ho rado. ; ...313-437-5288..... Northvllle-349-0373 . In'lallation. (313147&0741. . 167 Business 167 Business • 170 Situations Wsnted 170 Situations Wsnted Opportunities Opportunities --_._------FULL·TIME cashier. Apply In PART·TlME dietary aides. Day SALES co-ordinator. Reports WAITRESSES full and part· --_._----- A.l cleaning ladles. general or SALES rep want to add addl· person. Tlmberlane Lumber. and afternoon shift available. to markellng director. Must lime. midnight shllt only. JOIN THE FASTEST GROW· parties. Mrs. Hoban or Mrs. lIonal product lines from Llv, ~2780W. Ten Mlle. Novi. LIGHT Experience IIeIpful but not NEED EXTRA SSS have recent sales experience. 11 pm·7 am only. Applicants ING HERBAL COMPANY IN Ross. (3131887·2t97. Ingston County compaOles. I necessary. (313)477·2000or ap- Earn good money. Set your Fl,ILL-TIME sitter needed. INDUSTRIAL Must have management must be over 18. Benellts In· THE WORLD. ,teady. depen- ARE you ti;ed 01deaning your work on commission. calling ply al Beverly Manor. 2~500 clude paid vacallon. insurance own hours. Unlimited Income please call Karen. (3t3)348- potential. Excellent growth dable Income. direct sales. house? Let an energellc on retail. wholesale and Meadowbrook Road, Novl. and proht sharing. Apply in potential. Dlrecl sales. Call ~119. . JOBS posslblllles for results earn Irom S500 to $5.000 a woman do It for you. 20 years manufacturers in Michigan. person at: Denny's (3t3)~U7~1. FULL-lime mechanic. cerllhed PROTOTYPE Sh'op in oriented person who works month. Steady repeat experience. Call Susan at northern OhiO and northern In- NOW! well with the public and Restaurant. 27750 Novi Road. diana. Phone Bob. (517)548- a must. live years expenence Brighton. Michigan needs can bUSiness. Training available. (3t3)348-1705. Novl. (Next to 12 Oaks Mall). n~essary. Apply In person skilled technicians to work In work the needed hours to get We are looking lor you! SEE 3268. Q S.S.I. has long and short E.O.E. OWN - your 'o-wn lean· BABYSITTING In Pinckney between 9 am and 5 pm at our automotive stamping the Job done. General ollice US SATURDAY. MARCH 2. THOROUGH old lashlone~ terms temporary assignments and typing required. (313)229- sportswear. ladles apparel. area. (3131878-9784. Corky's car Clinic. 725 Grand department. fabricating sheet WANTED-someone to clean 11 a:m. AT THE HOWELL house cleaning done to your for Ihe Brlghlon. Fowlerville 2013. chlldrens. large size. com· BABY·SliM9. dependable. River. Brighton. and Howell areas. Must be 18 metal parts and components. ------stalls. horse larm. (313)~7- HOLIDAY INN; or call us now. satlslactlon In l'n hours. Long program. lull benellls. _. 6185. blnatlon. western store. ac· reliable. expenenced. crafts. FLORAL designers wanted. years old. Phone and car a SEMI driver. must have 2 years ask us how. (6t6)429-755O. Reasonable rates. relerences. Apply at Star Manufacturing. cessories. Jordache. Chic. snacks. TLC. first week 'n one lull-lime. one part·tlme. at mus\. No experience !!CJl.!~'!.ce·l5!!~~5. WAITRESs. bar-' mald.- and (313)23t·I94~ _ DOI(3t3I88J.2898. I 11871 East Grand RIVer. No Lee. Levi. Easy Street. Izod. rale. (5171548-t846. least 3 years expenence re- necessary. SET·Up and Maintenance Per- cook needed. lull·tlme or part· Espnl. Tomboy. calvin Klein. BABV:S,lllng in my licensed 175 Business & quired. send resume to 306 E. e.~~n.l!~lIs P~_~!'_ _ son. Experienced for small lime. west Livingston County Sergio Valente. Evan Picone. Pinckney home. quallly care. Professional Services Main. Brighton. Michigan NOFEE PROGRESSIVE styllll9 salon tubing labrlcator. (313)669- ~~a. !5t~)~~704. LIZ Claiborne. Members Only. call Karen. (3t31878-57~6. 48116. now accepting applicatIOns lor 4610. Walled Lake. Organically Grown. Heallhtex. A-CCOU-NTING - and all RESTAURANTS & BABYSITTING Bnghlon FULL·TIME cashler-wilh book· call .. licensed Cosmotologlst. STITCHER-Y Instructors need· WAREHOUSE SUPERVISOR over 1.000 others. $7.900 10 In Business Taxes done by a LOUNGES area by caring mother. any keeping experience. Gllhd· (313)338.0402 Please call Tuesday through ed for home classes. Set own $2~.900 Inventory. training. hx· CPA. reasonalbe rates. Small ages. weekdays. (3131227- Friday Irom 10 a.m. to 5 p.m .. second shift (2:30 pm-l1 pm). tures. grand opeOlng ect. Can dler Music. (313~9-9~2O. hours. will train. call Becky. ANN ARBOR. Restaurant on Businesses welcome. (3131449-8116. Pay commensurate with 5373. GENERAL OFFICE - help (3t3)227-1698. campus with liquor. GrOSS open 15 days. Mr. Loughlin (313)~2982. SUPPLEMENTAL PART:TIME' receptionist CARING. reliable. responSible needed. all shilts lor long· SECRETARIAL- duties. book- previous experience. Send 5800.000. BUSiness puce (6t2)888.6555. wanted lor medical oltlce. resume to: Warehouse super· mOlher willing to baby,sll. term temporary assignment. keeping and order process- $375.000.Terms OWN- - you-r -own Jean· CLASSIFIED DEADLINES STAFFING INC send resume to: P.O. Box 1910 visor. P.O. Box 70. Howell. your child or children. Lake 4i Some posilions reqUIre lo-key ing. 20 to 40 hours weekly. ANN ARBOR. P,zza reSlauranl Sportswear. ladles apparel. Thursday 3.30 - Shopper In clo The livingston County Mlchlgan~3. E.O.E. Wllh liquOr. Gross S650.000 Shannon area. (3t3)62!H1t57. adding maching ability. Call The Temporary Help Small ofhce located west of childrens. large size. com- BUSiness Directory. Friday Press. 323 E. Grand River. BuslOess puce $275.000.Terms. CHILD care. meals. snacks. Manpower.lnc .. (313166$-3757. People Northville. $4 to $5 per hour. BRIGHTON: P,zza carry·oul bination. Western Store. ac· 3:30· Shopper. Monday Green t'~~II!..to!l~~~Qa,,! ~. Waitress. Day -or night shllt. lenced yard. excellent GENERAL oHlce help needed, Call (313)~9-10SS. Good Location. Gross 5125.000 cessorles. Jordache. ChiC. Sheet. & Green Sheet references. All ages. Duck all shifts. lor long term tem· Cosmetologist PRODUCTION. Shirt press. SUBSTiTUTe teacher aide lor part·lime or lull·tlme. good 510.000down. Lee. Levi. Easy Street. Izod. BuslOess Drrectorys. Monday LiCENSED for sorter. and sewing. Full·time. pay and tipS. Apply In person ANN ARBOR. Chicken carry-oul Lake road. Oxbow elementary pilrson only. 3768 E. Grand l!~229-7~~:.. _ America's largest chainS of Automobile Club of Michigan is the stale's relerences. Call linda jliver. Howell. 12 noon to largest personal lines insurer providing a varie- Mercywood Hospital. a uOlt 01 women's ready·to-wear stores anybme (3131227-4968. ODD JOBS "':,'lOp.m. Monday through Fn- MACHINIST is presenlly seeklOg in· ty of insurance protection including auto. Catherine McAuley Heallh LIEBERMAN PalnMg. Intenor-exteno* Must be experienced on mills dlvlduals With retail ex· home and life coverages. LOVING Mother of .llay. Center in Ann Arbor. Is cur- mrnor repair. senior clhze and lathes and able to do ENTERPRISES penence to "lithe positions 01 The major responSibilities 01 the Field Sales klndergartener Will babySit jiELP wanted. No expl!flllOce be rently increasing its RN stall. discounts. Call alter 4 00 p.m. sales. cashier and Manage- Agent include: promoting and seiling days; Village elementary area. ~cessary. day shift available. own set ups. Part·llme or full- Apphcatlons are being ac· (3t3)229-8102. lime. Opportunity lor rellree. E/O/E ment. you are sell· Automobile Club 01 Michigan products and ser- (313)878-6552. night closing shllt available. cepted lor the Adolescent and II Send work history to: P.O. Box motivating and looking lor a vices along with respond 109 to questions and LET our helpll19 hands make I'pply at Pol)derosa. 8522 W. Psychiatric Intensive Care PIANO and orga-n Inslruchon. 767. Novi. MI. 48050. SECRETARY. -8:30-5 pm. $4 luture come in and talk to us. problems of memberslinsureds. your IIle eaSier. We are ready • Grand River. Bnghton. Apply . Unlls. Mental Heallh nursmg Graduate tram Royal per hour to start plus benehts. We oller excellent benehts willing and able.1Q. help With between 2p.m. and 4p.m .. MARKET research -phone in: experience Is prelerred. For Academy. London. (3131231- Skills needed: typing. phones. and OpportuOltles lor advanc- The qu'ahfied candidate will have: your housekeeping chores. Monday through Fnda'i, _ _ terviewers needed for com- more Inlormation please con- 2173. purchase orders. computer ment. Applications Will be ac- - Ability to prospect and develop new sales We oller consclenllous per- liELPER for carpet cleaning. pany in Farmington Hills. lact Doris lIpnlk. RN. In the entry. Please send resume to: cepted at West Oaks Shopp- opportuOlties and to meet production quotas. sOOlllzed servIce weekly or bi- ~must have own transportallon. have immediate positions tor Nurse Recruitment Olllce: Novi, P.O. Box 967. Novtr ing Center in Novi across trom - Ability to organize. plan, promote and sell weekly. You've tned the rest TYPING SERVICE (313\437.()368. part-time evening and Michigan 48050. - - • , 12 Oaks Mall or call (313)348- products. now try the best Call (3131~g. ManUSCripts. theses. weekend work. call Lois Mon- CATHERINE"MCAULEY : JiANDICAPPED male needS 1430 lor a conhdenllal inter· -Ablhty to work independently with minimal 3496. • resumes. lellers (313)624-5709 day - Friday between 9 a.m. HEALTH CENTER TAYLOR -and/or Seamskdss • someone lor early morning. view. supervision. evenings and week-ends. and 5 p.m. (313)851--4408. Mercywood Hospital wanted lor quality men's LIVE-IN housekeeper need~ ilarly evening personal care. clothing store. (313)~g.5175 or - Excellent commuOIcahon skills. MUFFLERlnstaTier. ex- 4038 Jackson Road new lamlly to care tor. - ~Ight housekeeplOg. TII - Experience selling intangible products TUTORS. Carefully screened ' perience preferred. Inquire at P.O. Box 1127 (313)~~77. Available April 1 sl. ~'p.m. call (313)227-7~60. after preferred. certlhed teachers Will proVide Top Value Mulller. 861 E. Ann Arbor. MI48106 SALES ENGINEER Relerences. Have a 2 year old ~,p.m. (313)229-2481. ___ - Possession 01 valid Michigan Lile and In-home prolesslonal service.. Grand River. Howell. (5m~ (313)663-8571 TERMINIX INTERNATIONAL son. Call alter 10:30 am. Housework. 1 bedroom apart· Casually Sales Licenses preferred. 2044. Extension 313 Manufacturer 01 steering com- ~13)229-2436. J.S. ~ss_ocla!es. (3131229-4832. ment. no laundry. dnve my EIOIE A large national pesl conUol ponents lor Ihe Heavy Truck MOTHER alone Wishes to far. relerences. (313)6ll5-~188:. MATURE persoritObabYSlt 9 We offer excellent earning potential. com- 180 Income Tax company IS looking lor several Industry has an Immediate babY-Sit. Novi area. Call month old in my own home. 5- prehensive training and a competitive benefit Service sales minded individuals who opening lor a Sales EnglOee~. (313)~8-8567. 10 hours/week. $2.50 hour. RECEPTIONIST. -Must hive package. II you are interested in the above : I INFANTRY-ARMOR want to work in very secure The sucesslul cnandldate Will (313)227·2366. pleasent voice. good typing position and meet the stated qualilications. PROFESSIONAL- houseclean· ACCOUNTING - and Income .1 ARTILLERY have 3-5 years expenence and hllng abilities. Call and recession prool business send your resume. including salary history to: ing. reallable. have Taxes done by a CPA. Will train. $5.000 bonus to MASTER EleCulCian to work calling on O.E.M. and Alter· (517)223-3768. We are looking lor people With relerences. Polly LambdlO. reasonable rales. (313)348- qualified high school grad. US with builder part·tlme. rellree background which tOcludes: 3 market customers. Bachelors Sondra J. Zardus ~3131~27.:7028._ _ _ 2982. Almy Ages 17 - ~. (313)261· acceptable. (517)~6-3412. REBUILT dryers. wa-shers. to 5 years experience in sales. degree in Engineenng prefer- ranges. relrigerators. Sr. Employment Representallve Manicurist. lull or part.llme. Excellent verbal and wnllen red. We oller a compelltlve QUALIFIED cleaning. apart· EVERTON'S INCOME' 7J8O. Guaranteed. Good condillon. ,. Command Performance. 12 skills. We oller: management salary and Innge beneht pro- ment or house. relerences. TAX SERVICE economy priced. See at World call Jill. (3131887-8m. opportuOlty. excellent com- gram. Please send resume to: Complete Tax Services • It.lSURANCE Venher. 20 hOurs 9.!!1s Mall. ~313)~~~ .• _ Wide TV. Brighton Mall. mission rate. intensive train- At Reasonable Pnces per week. High School (313)227-1003. RESPONSIBLE and lOVing Graduate. Typing or Computer Ing program. liberal auto mother alone wishes to care Plus 30% Senior Data Entry experience MFG. ENGINEER RETAIL SECURITY IIILOciI allowance. complete beneht 0& S MANUFACTURING lor your children. Call after Cllizen Discount Aulomoblle Club of Michigan desired. call Personnel 01· Store. Store Detective. start at package. proht shanng and m W. EIGHT MILE RD 5p.m. (517)223-9655. (Rellred or 62 $3.65 per hour. training pro- life Insurance. malar medical WHITMORE LAKE. MI. Auto Club Drive llee: (313)227-1211. Bnghton For growing stampmg com- RETIRED cou-Ple wanls to Years 01Age) pany In search 01 excellence. gram and equipment included. dental plan. paid holidays and 48189(313)449-4401 Dearborn. MI 48126 Hospital. 12851E. Grand River. house·sit June through CALL Send background Informallon vacalions. POSitions available EOE. Brighton. Degreed person. or non- August. Call (313,-522-2535. . degreed with knowledge 01 with phone number to: Fishers In areas 01 Oakland and Llv, SALES POSITION (517)223-3865 stamping dies. estimating. Big Wheel. Inc. No. 98. 2630 E. Ingston Counlies. Please call Anyllme/24 Hour ~ I TYPING by Peggy. total processmg. etc. Reply 10: Box Grand River AvenuQ. Howell. (313)227-4555. (313)~9-1030. Or Answering Service -",.. JOBS, JOBS The candidate we seek should business aspects. proles- MI48843. Allenllon: JEFF KAY. mall resume to conMence: 101 E. Grand River 1911. c/o Northville Record. have a sales background and slonal. Please call. (5171548- DISTRICT SUPERVISOR. ~o Fowlerville 'peoPle needed lor industrial 104 W. Main. Northville. MI Termlnix Internallonal. 22885 proven track record in retail ~95. _ .,jork.· possible 40 or more 48167. phOne calls please •• Heslip. Novi. Mich. 48050. At· sales. Qualilied candidate .I1Oursper week. Apply today: tenlion: sam W. Scamardo • should submit resume to P.O. NURSES. RN·s. and--CpN's. " RETAIL MANAGER ...... Box 1206. Howell. MI ~~. _:FUTURE FORCE Full time charge nurse needed TRAINEE • 27~ SChoolcraft lor midnight shill. Apply atll\'- We are a rapidly grOWing retail WATEFfsED Galle"iy-h-as open- (Comer 01 SChoolcraft and In· Ingston care Center. 1333 operation commilled to con- TOOL MAN Ings lor expenenced retail Experienced lor small tubing uter) located In shOPPing West Grand River. Howell. tinued expansion and sales people with managenal Incometax? labrlcator. wages commen- ~all. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY development throughout polenllal. Many bene Ills In· surate with experience. EMPLOYER. southeast Michigan. cludlng excellent commission (313)669-4610.Walled Lake. JANITORIAL Cleaners:-iTieii Now accepting appliC8tloiis and bonus comphensatlon .and women. part-tIme. even· between 8 a.m. and 12 noon We want you If: program. with gauranteed illgs. call between 3 p.m. and lor Brighton Pit SlOp. 320 W. monthly Income. Apply In per- 4':"30 p.m. weekdays at Grand River. Bnghlon. You have previolls ex· son at 8680 E. Grand River. (a13)675-3328. NORTHVILLE law firm seeks perience as a member 01 _ Brlllht.0'!. _ -- -- _ full time Secretary with ex- management In a retail WHY setlle' lorrepeats and - cellenl typing skills. prior rganlzatlon. poor service when you can JOBSI legal experience helpful but open livingston County With 167 Business not necessary. salary com- You are ready to accept a Toy Chest? 35 years ofternhc Opportunities -' mensurate wllh expenence. new challange and move quality and service. Earn to JOBSI Send resume to P. O. Box 848. ahead rapidly to manage your 25%. Hostesses earn ~ Northville. MI. 48167. own store. $5t plus. Supervisors and We'-' currently are IntervieWing demonstralors wanted. We WIXom lor openings In the NORTHVILLE couple seeks' You are willing to bring BE YOUR OWN-BOSS. JOIn'n. ill train. call 1-800-922-8957. Wixom area for Lightlnduslrial '!1at~re woman as fUll-time dedication Ind profes. ternalional Service Company. Work. 2 shifts available lor live-in Siller. Send resume slonallsm to your role as WAiTResSES-wantecf" will lull training with management r'nen and women. no ex· with references to P. O. Box manager train. neat appearance a must. assistance. Earn 25K to' lOOK ~r1ence needed. 99392. Troy. MI. ~.__ • Apply: Zukey Lake Tavern. per year. Exclusive terntory. (3t3)231-1~~I. NURSES You are looking lor an Im- Jerry Arthur. 1-800-433-3322. ... NO FEE mediate comprehensive WANTED, young-IiUCii helper, BRIGHTO!i:,aslgrowing- type benellt package for yourse" lull-lime. call (313) 349-5168 R.N,'s. L.P.N,'s needed for setting business located In and your dependants. ~.f..ler7e:.~-=-__ • _ ~:. 313-525-0330 private duty hOme care. Rellab large pllnt shoP. minimum , experience helpful. Days and WOMAN for part-lime ollice cash Investment. great op- You Ire expecllng an evenings. Pleasant working work. skill required with portunity. (313)227-43043ask for unlimited growth opportunity :~SUPPLEMENTAL conditions. For confldenllal In- calculator and percentages. Paul. In the years to come. . STAFFING INC terview. Brighton area should average 20 hours or ESTABLISHED auloclein.up (313)227-50456. more per week. $5.00 per and detailing business. Gross- You have demonstrated your • 1 hour. P.O. Box 608. Novl. MI• ed first year. ollered The Temporary Help NON-5MOKING oltlce 10000ing $80.000 leadership ability In supervis· 48050. because 01 owner illness. For TAXES TAXES .& People lor full·lime RECEPTIONIST. Ing the work 01olhers. TAX MASTER PereonaJ & Small BuaIMII good phone skills, typing. III· WELDER for braces and Informalion call (5171548-2911. ACT don" nil.. TIllII & Accounting Ing. customer relations. poles. must have arc welder Easy home Income:-Siill MICHIGAN·TAX now. a t L •• Wednesday. February 27. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOV' NEWS- THE MILFORD TIMES-9-B 110 IncomITIX .' 220 Auto Parts 230 Trucks 230 Trucks 235 Vans 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles service & Service 1973 Chevy Yz ton. Body 1984 Toyota 4x4. Excellent 1982 Ford XL Wlndowvan. 1983 Chevelle S Coupe. 5 S10 two short forms. Federal 1980 Chevy Cltallon. 4 door. 4 1961 Cullass Brougham. 4 CHEVETIE parts. transmis- rusted. wood bed. runs good. condillon. SI0.5OO. (3131227· Many extras. S7.OOO.(313)437- CIRCULATION speed. extras. 17.000 miles. 1040A • Michigan 1040. LIVINGSTON COUNTY speed. am·lm casselle stereo. door. plush interior. power sions. rear ends. lloor pans. S15O.(313)22H5OO. 5069. excellent condition. $4.750. (313)229-4803. !!~-'------$3.300 or best oller. (517)546- Windows and locks. am-1m shock tower cuts. engines In· (3131229-6938 iNCOME tax preparation by stalled. Champion Parts, 1970 Chevrolet C·l0. v:S 238 Recreational 517-546-4809 2584 stereo. 46.000 miles. 15.700; 1980 Cltallon. - 4- door. 4 Dorothy Harris In the Berrlman (313)437-4105. automallc. reliable. 1325 or Vehicles 1m-COrvetie-:-- Four speed. 1981 Cadillac Sedan DeVille. CaJIa!.f..e~ p.":I.J~~?~."; 233 4 Wheel Drive cylinder. 4 speed. power Building. 121 South Barnard. best offer. (517)54$-1590. Am·Fm stereo. T-top. air. gas engine. extra clean. like 79 Cougal XR7. power steer- CAR PROBLEMS? Major or Vehicles HONDA-ATC -110.brand new. steerang. power brakes. lust Ho)Vell.15171546-17oo. minor repairs. engines. paint 1982 Chevy Luv diesel (25-35 stored winters. 50.000 miles new condition. low miles. ask· Ing. brakes. seats. Windows. never used. S9OO.Call (313)229- like new. No rust. 30 mpg. ',NCOME taxes. Have you; obs. Work guaranteed. call m.p.g.) air. 5 speed. power ALL season vechlcle. 1981 $9.900 or best offer. (313168~ 109 $8.500. (313)229-9223 amllm casselle. cruise. ~It 8618. 32.000 mites. 42.950 (313)878- wheel. rear defrost. $2.295. • dtUrn prepared In the conve- lor estimate. SPECIAL OF THE steering. power brakes. Eagle SX4 Sport. air. rear 7992. 1978 Chevelle~ 4 door. 4 1973-Midas -motorhome. 3824 Call after 6. (313)231·2543 • nience Of/our own home. Call MONTH. Rebuilt Transmis- IIberglass' cap. 43.000 miles. delog. cloth buckets. 70.000 22 1984 cayiller hatchback. ex- speed. cloth Intenor. rool 19n Chevy pickup w/cap N,anpy 0 Michigan Tax at sions. S285. Front Wheel (313)231-3969. miles. new clutch. 13.595. loot. generator. air. rear bath. cellent condition. sport rack. radiO. excellent shape 1981Cltatlon:-4 door. clean; Runs excellent. $1.600 or best 15H!548-2963. Drive. S385.(3131229-7611. 1978 Datsun pickup. long' bid. (313)684-1191aller 5. etc. S5.OOO.Best oller or trade package. sunroof. (313)887· SI.395 or best oller (313)68~ steering. brakes. au. 4 speed, lor tractor plus cash. (313)229- (313)227.1807. 1968 camero parts. Youneed 42.000 miles. SI.ooo. (517)546- 1984 BroncOtCexcellent· con· 9306. 2379 rear delroster. S2975 (313)632- 2838.__ __. ••. 1978Chevy Camaro. good con· 5677. • them. I've got them. Evenings. 3739. dltion. two tone. XLT. loaded. 1979Chevrotellmpala Landau. CHEVy'1979 Cl0 Diesel TRAN SPORTATION dillon. $1.800 Days (517)223- 15171546-8351. 1984 Dodge pickup with ~w mll~l!.J~13!~2602. • 2 door. power steering, power Pickup. very good condition. 1979 ChevYMallbu· ClassiC 240 Automobiles 887t. evenings 15171548-4583 CONTRA::"C="T:::O'-,R-ca-p-'orDatsun cap.15171546-1883. 1969 Bronco. Must see to ap- brakes. air conditioning. onglnal owner (313)348-2800or Estate wagon. Excellent co",: ~ or minl·truck. like new. S15O. i980 Dodge truce 4 wheel preciate. Phone (313)437-1356. BUYING Junk cars and late cruise. stereo. excellent con· alter 5 p.m and weekends dillOn. S2.7OO.(5171546-0510. • model wrecks. We sell new dillon inSide and out. 13.900. (3131227-4953. drive. good condition. $4.800. BLAiER: with Meyers plow. (313)474~56. '72 capliCe. goOd -COndltlO~. and used parts at leasonable (313)227-4048. 201 Motorcycles EN G .':-:N'.::E==-r-e--:rI'-n-g -k-I (313)266-6762. runs and looks good. 1981Chevelle. automatic. rear SI.2OOor best. (313)227-3034. • is~ pllces. Mlechlels Auto crankshaft kits. rebullI short 19n Ford::;'Iz~t'--on--:s::-u-pe·rcab.ali. automatic. 350. steering. 1978 Chevy -Malibu. 2 door. Window delogger. am radiO. 1976Chevelle - Malibu Class~ 1985 Honda 200X 3 wheeler. Satvage.15111546-4111. We B!4Y Clean blocks. valve grinding. ex- cruise. power steering. power brakes. stereo. S995 or oller power steering. power tilt wheel. cloth seats. new Mint interior/exterior I New low hours. excellent condl- change cylinder heads. New brakes. SI.5OO. Bargain Barn. (313)449-2042. 1984- BuiCk ·Skyhawk wagon. brakes. air. great car. 13.000 IIres. good condition $2.950 Cars &. Trucks tues. shocks. Tilt. armres,t. 'on. SI.5OO.13131229-9688.ask firm. (517)548-1796. f' radiators and heater cores. (517)546-5995. 1976-Ciiivy 414 with plow. runs loaded. execellent mileage. (313)632.5515. power steering / brakes. for Mike. plush. (313)227-2632. Gall Walt at See us for low low prices. call '79 F250 Super Cab. 6 cylinder. good. SI.800.15171223-8834. 1983 -cUlfa-;-i-Supreme 1980 cheveiie~4 speed. 4 SI.9OO.(517)546-7566. 198O,l • f ~'-I'!~'!!:§, 15SJMHfordRd.. HIghIIIld FL184 15W40 . (313)887-2410 OIL·FILTER DIESEL OIL . Reg. $13'· 1971 Polaris 488cc.· electriC PerOt. start. S25O.(313)887-3248. NOW REPAIRS on all snowmobiles. buying and seiling used sleds and parts. (313)62~56. 04 40 650cc. 280-R Hirth engine with $8 $1 extractors on a 1973 Chaparral • chassis. $450. (3131878-9421. 5796 1979 SRX. engine needs some Fuel Filter FD811 Reg. $13.27 NOW '!*********************************************~ work. S650 or best oller. I31229-5587. Now~2250 QKIDOO 399. great Shape. new Air Filter track. S275 or best oller. 'ft'!'III~~~ (313)227-3741. 1969 Skl-Doo Bombadiar. lau condllJon. $50.15111546-7129. Diesel Car Owners Oil Filters t~ SHUMAN ~ i 1980 9700 Skl-Doo Blizzard. li- quid cooled. SI.2OOor best 01- FL 785 A Reg. $11.97 NOW $997 " ler.13131878-5925. ~ fl.IfI!ljI MOTOR SALES INC. 1il!8: TWO snowmobiles. excellent FL 786 Reg.$11.27 NOW $676 *' ,.. condlton. 1971 Skl-Doo and 1970 Evinrude. S300 each. Installation also available ,.. ,.. (313)227·7967. ,.. * ("ANTED (freel snowmobile. ,.. ,.. 'he have trails to ride on but nothing to ride. The neighborhood kids. (313)437- *' *' 0844. '!AMAHA 292 with cover. runs *' *,.. good. S2OO; two 1979 Scor· pions 440 with trailer. 15111223- MichigaN's Largest *' *',.. 9240.1511154lHl952. Ford· Uncoln· Mercury Dealer 1982 Yamahas: SS440~ -e;- .ROO·ACAR *' ,.. Cellent condition: BR25O. very good condition. low miles. Till HOWELL OPEN SATURDAY *' *' trailer. S2.750 complete. (aI3)629-4328. ,..*' *' t, 210 Boats & Equipment *' *' (184 Bala Trl-16 with 90-hp. *' **:Jf-*"* ****** * "ere Mariner. Shore lander lrail~r: 313)878-2433evenings. i! t..'1981 AMF Apal~ day il~f/racer with trailer and extras. excellent condition. : :8.8%·** :8.8%~~ -I< ' l~~~l.caIl13131878-3650 a~~~_~ *' * fiNANCING FINANCING * * IIHP Johnson outboard motor. *' ON HORIZON. * * ON HORIZON. * ,.. xcellent condition. $400 IIrm. *' TURISMO & * *" TURISMO & *' 3\31227-3120. _ *' * 984 Paddlewheeler 3. lour *' * LASER *" * LASER * *' ersoR. metalic blue. ladder. Ils~ ,canopy top. SI.oo0 ~ ** *** ,.. 13)453-8199. ,.. *,.. 1~Campers, Trailers :. ~ Equipment •" I *' * ,.. ~ 20 rAuto Parts Service ,.. ,.. I UTO body air tools. excellent ,.. Cash In Your 8500 * \ltion. (5m521-4818. Certificate At ARTIER Auto Parts and *' *' lell-.Open 7 days a week. I * Shuman's· '\ ,.. .m.t08 p.m. (313)231·1819. ~ NEW YORKER Sa,re $$$$ RELIANT: I>TEVENSON'S *' Luxury Equipped FREE Automatic JI- -I (to • !fI I * $13,750 Transmission! * ~ Plul T•• & O.llIn.llon SHUMAN'" ..: Nowupto $50.00cash paid .... ·for Junk cars. * *' ; . - - High prices . ~ for : MOTOR SALES INC. ~ late model ,.. n IltYSI.EH Corner of Pontiac Trail & s. Commerce Rds. Cli HYSI.EH ,.. wrecks .. 1* ,.. I I~ 669-2010 ~Walled Lake ~ <.,-! (~~3)887-1482 ~...... ~*****~*****************************~*********~ I 1~-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORDTIMES-Wednesday. February 27.1985 •• n\\Comesee us at our IUj New Buildi~&-----!. Buying in Livingston County /" /,;' ------J (J C ~_._._-- '.1 .'1' ·Saves Dollars and Makes Sense! · Good Selection of Cars & Trucks 1981 Plymouth Reliant Sta-Wagon f' I Air, auto., cruise. low miles ... 84688 1984 Dodge E.S. Sedan Turbo. all equipment. beautiful automobile. 7.600miles. full warranty 89888 1981 Dodge Omni Sedan Auto .• rear defroster. 16.000miles. one of a kind ... .~3688 1980 Plymouth Horizon Auto .• stereo. excellent condition ... ~2888 1980 Chrysler Lebaron 2 dr., well eqUiped, low miles...... ~3988 1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z-28 8' Well eqUiped, special...... ~4388 1978 Chrysler Lebaron Sedan Excellent condition. nice family car.. . . . ~3488 1982 Chrysler 5th Avenue White with red leather interior, all equipment.. •• 88488• f 1981 Toyota Pick-Up 5 spd .• diesel. real fuel saver, low miles . .. ~3488 1979 Ford Club Wagon 8 pass .. 6 cyl •auto .• stereo. two-tone paint. 58.000miles .. . ~4988 1984 Plymouth Reliant 2 dr ••auto., stereo .. p.s .• p.b .• 10.000miles. like new. .. ~6688 Stop at our "Budget" lot at our old location. Twenty good transportation cars and trucks under 52500. Warranty's Available. 1976 Chevrolet Window Van •..••.••• 5988 1978 Chrysler Cordoba ••:I.o.~~o:e ~1988 1978 Ford Station Wagon .•••...••• ~.1888 1978 Ford F·250 ...•. ~.U!~:y:~.~.~~2388 1981 ChevyCaprice L d d S 1978 Ford LTD•••.•..••..••.•••.•••• ~.1488 Station Wagon.•...•.•.... ?~.? 1388 1978 Toyota Celica ••••.•••••••••••• ~.1988. 1978 Ford Fairmont ..... ~~: ~1188 All Cars Completely Reconditioned • t e've Moved Come See Us at II~~7885 W. Grand River 1< Special Discounts on New 1985's!! ~. (1 1985 PONTIAC 1985 PONTIAC 1985 SKYLARK 1985 SKYLARK 1985SKYHAWK 1985 BUICK 1985BUICK 1985 BUICK 1985BUICK ;~ FIREBIRD FIREBIRD , dr • tinted glaSs II' tondl!lOner. LIMITED CUSTOMCOUPE LESABRE LMT. LESABRECUSTOM CENTURY LMT. SOMERSETREGAL 2 28 2 tlf • coupe. " Window defog 2 e lUte trans Ut • MOft' progrJ,m 2 doo< PIII .. d' . Re.. windo"defogge,. " tit • elee dOOf' kX;ks "In.,t lOp. " 2 do ~:rpU~~:~/SW~~~~~~. d' .elee Iotts. teW/S 4 dr. tie<: doo< Ioc~s.PIII.. tW/S V~ Ill. V~ engine auto trans wl'ltel eMe radIO trrdo condlttOtler. CtUlle dr. IInledgll&l.rr.. delog. eond. (lUlU eond. Defog.all eoncle'ulst eonlrol nl. engN. tutotlans. "heel stereo defog. ai' lulo trans pwr sttg. stereo Ilf cond. coach IImpI •• ~ mlr. wipers.delog all wipers.defog.all erulse it AM/FM IIdIO trim FlngS AM/FM stereo radIO control engln. V"' 25 ltter, luto 5 0 L controf. tth. CUsl WUI whl cyrs. luto trlns lilt stereo racho. auto lrtmrings. slereo • 'clOtk tOfI.crull.conl •• no V~$ OL• conllol.engonev~ autolItns pwr."t,nn. ::~ Iystem, prtCed preference sheet system l.I•• trans. hit CuSI wire wheel CYfI. lutollln,.fOd hll ...... f'lICWI. W/cwerdrtve. tin. wit' _hi C'fTI, 'tetlOW/Ok, pwrantenna l.ls. ,.'.( l.... l.I•• sltreor.C2tO l.lS. l•••• C... A~/fMIt"eo.p 'tlt,nN. stereoW/elock. l.lS. r/~ 59264 $18887* IStro,OO'515,397 510,967$20990 • 7885W. Grand River PONTIAC . Saves You (Just past Hacker Rd.) .Money!! , I Brighton WALDECKER II Open• Mon. & Thurs. 8:30-9 227·1761 BUICK Tues., Wed. & Fri. 8:30-6; Saturday 10-3 ·018mo. leaaewlth.'1~.down plus tax, security ~poslt and fees. •• Wednesday. February 21. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- i HE:MIL~ORDTIMES-ll.B Buying in livingston CountySaves Dollars and Makes Sense! We're Overstocked You Set The Price 1981 Escort 2 dr .• 4 spd .• 4 cyl.. ONLY Discover Your Livingston stereo. ---- 1977 Mobile Traveler 22 Ft. Mini Home County Auto Dealers Fully self-contained. ONL Y _ 1978 Shasta 23 Ft. Mini Home Gen .• dash air. roof air. Don't trudge off to the loaded. rear bath, ONL Y _ _ _ • 1984 Y-Bird big city V-6. auto .• air. cruIse. p. ONLY Windows. stereo. --- . to make 1984 Grand Marquis LS 4 dr .• tu-tone. full power. velour. tile. cruise. wire ONLY your •••• 1979 Olds Delta Royale 'r'.) 2 dr .. V-B. auto .• air. car deal p.s .. p.b .• stereo. ....l crUIse. tilt. very clean. ONLY _ ... J • 1981 Buick Century 4 dr.. V-6. auto .• air. stereo. ONLY -- when everything you need 1S here --- . at your doorstep! 1984 Escort 2 dr .• auto .• p.s .• only .- 11.000 miles. " ONLY -_.- 1982 Fairmont Futura 4dr. ONLY .-.- 1980 Camaro Z-28 Auto .. aIr, p.s .. p.b.. ONL Y stereo. • ••• ~...... :-~":_...... _...... _~ ...... __r,.,. ... -: :it .. '~ l""'l ,.1983 LTDBrougham .. _~,-'. " ~$-""- ...~ I • V-6. EFI. auto •• air. full power. tilt. cruise. slereo cass .• tu-tone. ONLY DEMO C_OUPONSALE _:. -... SEE US TODA Y AND SA VEl ;5-~, ~ 198r;:,~~ 1 1984 Olds 98 Regency Brougham - Auto. V-B. p. dr. locks. p. Win- Old 98 R 4 dr .• loaded. velour S egency dows. tint glass. tilt. wire 19984 Escort 1983 Lynx 1983 Dodge 1978 Toyota r I trim. wire wheels. last ONL Y . Loaded. stock no. 5831. I wheel covers. two tone paint. Wagon Wagon Aires SE Wgn. Corolla SR5 of the big ones. _ • • _ stock no. 225. :· Aulo dlt ..h', ..o Auto on Iv 2b uuQ Aufl' 011' P ~ P h ~ '\ P II Q r (. a 1 List$17.121 I List$12.375 I ONt Y mile" ONt y ~1l'fCO ",tn- pfHT ...hon ONt y Sale $15,291 Sale $10,580 I 1979 Ford Pick-Up plus tax & hcense I plus tax& hcense I V-S.p.s.&p.b .• 4spd. ONLY Good thru March 15.1985 Good thru March15.1985 ~:;:ii~~~;~:,~.9;~~:::~;~~,~;;:;,;oo~~;::o:: •••• 1982 Chevy 5-10 Pick-Up ~ "."~.,"~' ONLY $3795 51495 51495 4 spd .• box cover. low ONL Y 19850lds98 $8295 miles Regency Brougham 1979..Mustang 1981 Monte 1980Fire Arrow •••• r----' C b Carlo s ,,,,, .... " ,,0," I' Loaded. stock no. 5821. o ra ldn(J. J taulu .lU 1, t , I steleo ~ nUl!!.f' Sh'If'O SLlnfOO .: 1 .... ~t "',...... Turbo 000 60140 , ,t> lurnI'lIJh-rMI,1 .. mIle'S ONLY ~C ...IS ¥lI1If"""ht'#t .. cinl~ List $17,886 S3495 "')1)()" If .. ONl'f 1980 Buick LeSabre Limited $2995 44000m,"·S • $5495 56895 4 dr .• air. auto .• stereo. Sale $15,957 I I velourtnm ONLY plus tax & license I 19780lds 1984Mazda 626 1979 Pinto 1981 Omni 024 •••• Goodlhru March15.1985 Cutlass Salon :\~I~~~~ c~~g~:J(::j~l~ J ">pd .tIt ro.H1 Auto p ~ AMfFM ,.~ -I tJ, Q 0 0 11 qr ••ptllc eQu.th:, f ....rwel.. CjU~H"CAn I,flun Irdf"Spnrl.lhon ...... s .. plle ONl y 52495 1983 Escort GL Sta-Wgn. $1495 $8995 53395 Alr.4 spd .• crUise. cloth ONLY tnm, 1981 Cutlass 1979 Merucry 1982 Plymouth 1982 VW Jetta .-.- Regency-::::d:-'IBrougham ....~ Power steerong & brakes. door E locks. aIr. cruIse. \In.tonted glass. I r : ~od~$5~:r6~~>e9~5::~::nl·~~p~$~2r,~,s2t;9~~5~'J l~ ~5~li41~"9!'9'SD ,.~:,~I~.1l~~'I~,:}t ';I~~~ Loaded. stock no. 5Bl0. del~ger.===::-'~M.FM stereo. Slock CtHtd,luJ.O 38 ")()() I'rllll'" • I", .". ONI" II Ii l' nld.',1 rHol :' • ~ .:::., t " If.4' ... II 1980 Y-Bird List$17:S70 no. 18 L1St$12.184 I 'IIliIUC*ht.'('IS 5 '6295 VB. auto. air. p.s .. p.b .• p. Win- dow & 10~kS.p. seat. stereo. ONL Y velour tnm. Vinyl roof. Sale $15,944 I Sale :~!~~e!e5 I Most Vehicles Include Chrysler • ••• plus tax & hcens'l Goodlhru March15.1985 " Good thru March 15.1985 I I - Corporation's Used Car Warranty 1981 GMC Pickup • NOW IN PROGRESS High Sierra. VB.auto. ONL Y I slereo. tu-tone ~: Clhank- 'You cf1m£'tica! ---- 1980 Monte Carlo ". g Auto .• air. p.s,. p.b .• p. window & locks. hit. , 8.8% Finan::r On cruise. stereo. rally wheels. ONLY ~ ; Lasers, Daytonas. Omnis, Horizons, - ..-. ~ Chargers, Yurismos 1979 Sunrader 17 Ft. Mini-Home . Sleeps 4. self contain- ed.mintcond. ONL.Y ,: . "~'I ~ I . • • I -.-. ~ . . I ,~ 1983 Jayco Mini Home .. < • 25'12 ft.. Ford ('hAssls, ~ sleeps 6, rear bath. fully " self-contained. only ONL Y p, 19,000 miles. like new l I V J; ~~!GHT2~ ---- J. !f ~l 9827 E. GRAND RIVER {~ : Brighton 229-4100 X OPEN'Mon & Thurs. 8-9; Tues., Wed .• Fri. 8-6; Sat. 10-2 ~~~ . . •• .. •• • • .. .. 4 ~ ) I t =b t 12·B-~UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS-THE---_._---MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. February 27. 1985 •• 240Automoblles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobl!es 2411 Automobiles 240 Automobiles • 240 Automobiles 240 Automobl=.!.~s~__ . - MINI-VAN '82 Honda Accord 4 door. Air, 5 Chevette 1880. clean. air •• 1982 Escort wagon. many op- 1975 Eldorado. Iront wheel 1982 Fuego. 5 speed. loaded. 1977 Ford Mustang Ghla. High 1984 Fireblrd. T·top. air. am· 1979 Granada. outstanding se- 1984PLYMOUTH VOYAGER speed. stereo. blue. under speed. origInal owner. ot3.ooo tions. very clean $3.900. drive. power windows. power 37,000 miles. $6.000. (3131349- mileage. excellent shape. fm. 5 speed. gauges. rust- cond car carefully maintained. Special Edition 30,000 miles. $6.900. Call aller miles. SUOO (313)3.4&.92.3. (5171~~590. seats. power locks. very cC09O. $2.300 or best oller. (313)449- proofed. 30/35 mpg. $9.500 or ".7SO. Call days (313134HiI81, Automatic. power steering 19a1 Camaro. V·6. rear clean. very dependable. $3.000 1980 Fairmont. • door. • 2931. be~t o!!~r.J§17)5!8-4~-,- _ ~enl"'ps (313)231.!l!:56" _ 6p.~. (3,-31~~· __ and brakes. air. sun screen defroster. automatic. cruise. 198t Escort, excellent running or best oller. (3131227-913!,.• _ cylinder. • speed. power 1981 Ford EscortS2000. -Call 1983 Honda CIVIC 2 door. like glass. cruise. cas selle. wire (313)869.3879. condllion. am-1m casselle. steering. power brakes. new (3t31227-751. aller 6 p.m. 1963 Ford Galaxle 500. Georgia new. (3131349-0713. HORIZON 1978 deluxe • door wheels. rust-proofed. must sunroof. new tires and brakes. '81 Escort L. 4 speed. am·lm IIres. Very clean. $2.500. 1977 FordCfifil.-Runs good. car. onglnal tille. Excellent 1ge2" Horizon. Power steering hatchback. 4 speed. air. am· more. Under 6.000 miles. New DRIVING a LEMON? New car '2,200 or best oller. (517)~6- stereo. 2 new IIres. $2.500. 13131349-9393or (517)se8588 $1.500 or best oller. (3131437· condition. $2.100. (3t31229- and brakes, air. $3.500. Call fm. clean. $1,495 or best oller. Hudson area. $10.700. (313)437- ("+ 8831. (3131227-483..=7:.;.. _ legal advice. By appointment. al1er6 p.m. 9392. 2209. ------~t~!".J~~I~23-9780. (3131~1~4aller~_PI!'" 3715aller 6 pm. ".R. "Orick of Henslck. Orick. ------~ _. -- and Henslck.(517)5.4805601. 1983 Dodge Omnl. Charcoal gray. automatic, power brakes, stereo. paint glaze. Thank You Washtenaw, Oakland 5/SO warranty. 35.000 miles. brand new condition. «.875. (5171223-8809. and Livingston Counties ... 1981 Escort station wagon. SUPERIOR 50,000 miles. one owner. for One Week Only S2.995.(5tn5oe5995. Huge New" Used Car Only At ARBOR DODGE Inventory 1984 Buick Regal Limited s .. 01"ucoP '83 Oldsmobile 1981 Pontiac Bonneville s .. No UWA 54995 C dr •feQ Ale p lS P h .1,110 .l~feo p, P b • ..,10 p .. pi f d~tooOE't" ""C''!> '!>IN(."O .·Toronado'10 995 1983 Jimmy 4X4 s.. No U' .. 1981 Olds Cutlass Supreme s.. No U6'A S4344 l.oad..,...... , BloKlo. P b AIC folClo. st~feo S9898 1d' AfC p, pb 01'-"0 f CloeIoQ9f'f sl~C!'O tilt Cfl,lSt' sport.hH-ls p, Sspd 1983 Olds Cutlass Clera LS s.. No • '84 Chevy Caprice $500 Rebate 1980 Pontiac Lemans s.. No U,..A U,... S6959 .Classlc Cd. ,11,1100111 IPs pb • df au'o p s Db Ale Slt"tf'<) G" exec car, • loaded 1977 Jeep CJS s" No U61A S2495 1983 Cutlass Supreme Brougham '" OJ" U"A 59292 1"'''''~t.I ..f'~'S ptl ~to "'oOOo'lloo'f'f."~'SJI"" .. t-I('9 I ... r",* ...'!>l ·'83 Mercury Marquis ON ALL 1985DODGE LANCERS IN STOCK 3spd SeW'1ps tolpe ne...... htoels&fres 1983 Olds 88 Royal N> U."A 1984 Cutlass Supreme s.. No U,,.. u,.... S9292 s,. 'd, .100• .., low mil •• '8795 t ch()()$ 30Cars Available le81 Eoc:ort. • ap. p.... P b .. • 'MOO & mote •• " ••••• S83 mo 1981 Dodge Om", .. door 4 sp. P s p b. cilssel1e. more _mo 1982 Escori AuIO. au. p 5 ,p b •clolh Hurry _ mo 1982 Chevene • door clOlh. p s .P b •• economical S88 mo 1980 Ctlalton Fron1 wheel % du ...e. gas saver saa mo 1979 Capu RS Auto au. A.P.R. sporty St02 mo WHAT DOES 8•8 MEAN 1983 R.noer • cyl • Sp P S P b • stereo S111mo •On Approved Credit We Have 120 Sharp Used C8rs & ? ? ? TO YOU? ? ? Trucks. Gtve Us aC8l1orCome • In IIYou don': see What You're Looking for. We're Dealing •.. call In your Credit Come In. ESCORT 3 DR. THUNDERBIRD NEW '85 MUSTANG "GT" PIckUp YourC8rll LOOK ~ ~'~r~ . ,.~-- ~~~' .~, Varsity ~ ~ I ..... ~ New'8S_Bb • Ford ~~~~D $5290* ~~~~D $8990* ~~~~D $9190* Order Now 3480 Jackson Rd. F-150 PICKUP 996-2300 New'85 OPEN SAT. FREE AT.. _ 9-5 DURALINER BED ~!~-@' ~ PROTECTOR '---i=«~ No. T51653 ON ALL RANGERS $300 VALUE ~~~6890* Was $15998 • 18 ONLYNOW$138 * permo. '82 Camaro Berlinetla • ~~~::i.sh.rp58295 '81 Trans AM Turbo 25 LUXU RY VAN Uke new. you . . NO MONEY 6 A.CRES OF CARS ~::lSeothls 57995 CONVERSIONS DOWN "l"RUCKS & VANS • . PURCHASE PLAN P:~~~o513,$90 '82 Camaro Berlinetla IN STOCK r;:.~y&,e.dY 57595 Plus FREE Duraliner(Box Liner) '81 Camaro FREE LIFETIME SERVICE GUARANTEE O.rk blue. this 55195 • Based on zero down, 60 mos., lust add tax, litle. dest. • Pritt' InCludes 0111lactar.,. ..Iandard .,qulpm('nl hc('n51:!' sal('s '''I .lnd d(,~lInJlll')n('llr.1 weeks .peel.1 '80Camaro ~~ •• utO•• I', 54995 ~74Flreblrd 51395 While • • •• Wednesday. February 27. 1985-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVilLE RECORD-NOVI NEWS- THE MilFORD TIMES-13.B 240 Automobile. Z40 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles . 241 Vehldes 241 Vehlcl ...... Under ~1ooo. Under $1000. 1981 Horizon. 4 door. 4 speed. 1980 Honda Accord LX. 5 1979Mustang. power steenng. 1981 Mercury Cougar. 4 door. 1977 Mercury Monar~h. good 1976 Oldsmobile 2 door. TOYOTA Tercel 1980 52.000. (5171~340. speed. loaded. clean. 13.500. power brakes. V-6. automallc. cond.lIon. reliable Iransporla· all. automallC. Slereo. and 85.000 miles. 2 owner. 2 year Automallc. hatchback. air. 1971 Cullass Supreme. '77 Granada 5500 or De,;t. (313)227·2552alter 5p.m. lion. (313)229·2442 74 Mercury waoon~-' pOwer In good condilion (5171546- more. 41.000 miles 54.500 old pamt. real clean. no rust al 52.250 Must sell (517)548- aulomallC. am 11m Slereo 8- (517)546-1034or (517)548-1~1Q, steering. power brakes. 1979 MustangGhla. 4 speed. 3 2966. (313)437·3423 1977 Monle Carlo. 69.000 all Can be seen al lhe Village 1103 traCk. good condilion. 5950 1975 Mercury Montego. 1J00d power windows. automatic. door. air. stereo. sun.root. miles. lull power. all cond.· Ice Cream Slore 10 Village 01 1981 MarqUIS Brougham 4 1975 Town Car. 59.000 miles (517)546-6874 condillon. 60.000 miles S800 lair condition. runs good. 5400. leather Interior. 52.750. IIOmng. am·lm casselle. good Hartland Bnng cash. 10 old to door. loaded. 55.500 (313)632· 1982Mazda GLC. 4 door 52.600 Flonda car. excellenl condl' 1971 Chevelle. good body. besl (313)231·3189 Call (3131343-2164. cond.llon 52.200 Aller finance 51.850 (3131632-63439 (~J)223-97~ a~e! 5 p m 6658 musl sell (517)548-1155 lion $2.650 (3131229-2209 needs engme Best offer 11 am (313)227·2028 105 '74 Monlego. runs good. $600 1979 Volkswagen Rabbll (313)231·3456 (3131229-4413 67000 miles. am·lm casselle. 1375 Chevy pickup. wlleer 1977 Mustang. am·lm slerllo 1980 Omnl 024. am 11m stereo. very good condlllOn 52 300 cap Runs excellent. 5750 or \981 PONTIAC TlOOO. good Askmg S85O. Will deal (517[223- all condlllOmng. rusl proofed. 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It mythology and has found continued ex· is reassuring to realize that only two pression in the exaggerated folklore of conditions are necessary to foster the the ages. Historiographic methods and heroic ideal and behavior in our socie- other modes of scientifIC inquiry ap- ty. Our institutions - family, school plied to the study of heroic fIgures has and church. in partIcular - are well· apparently resulted In the demise of the suited to foster the necessary condi- . ' hero as he gives way to more objective tions. assessment. First, we must know by definition What is a hero? Could It be that we that the hero is not a super-human per- have defined the hero out of existence son. Rather, all humanity is the soJi of or that some would have us do so? the hero. All of us With our strengths Perhaps an allernative concept is war- and personal shortcomings can rise to ...... Where have ranted. the occasiun. In that moment of Where are the heroes for today? All of deference to others' needs and in the " ' us have within us the "seeds" of the spirit of duty, the hero eml!rges. " heroic ideal. The hero (heroine I IS a Values, those ideas we believe impor- '. person who at some critical moment tant. are the second necessary condi- • theygone7 chose to act decisively in regards to the tion for the re-estabhshment of the outcome of some Significant event and heroic ideal. The sense of duty is depen- in doing so places duty to God, famIly. dent upon a personal value system. By ARLEN SCHROEDER In heroes and the herOiC Ideal mirrors country, or friends and colleagues Values must be learned anew by each our own decline - our refutation of ahead of his own personal interests or generation; they are not inherited. We live in an age that has attempted human potential. safety. In America. values must be freely ac- to debunk the herotic ideal, and for that WIthout heroes we lose models of Heroes are mortals. They do not lead cepted. Basic values are both personal we are all losers, behavior and the idealism which they exemplary lives from beginning to end and universal; that IS,they hold both in- represent. If heroes are false and theIr 'They do, however, rise to the occasion. dividual and group allegiance such as Apparently 20th Century Americans behavior. therefore, non-heroic. what Heroes do not necessarily seek out our general belief in freedom of speech. have learned that human beings cannot have we to emulate? We are left with the event, most likely it is thrust upon Our schools in particular have a respon- sustain a lifetime Of behavior deemed the barren, desolate feeling lhat we as them. Their course of actIOn m con- superior to that of ordinary mortals. sibility to assist students in the develop- individuals do not count. Our lives, as sidering duty fIrst is the mark of heroic Our heroes have been psychologIcally ment of a personal value system. part of that great collective mass of behavior. • analyzed and found to be possessed by A society filled WIth vital interest in a humanity. are of no significance, It is'a A person, who does not beheve In dark motives for their supposed system flf values is the well-spring of negative - "n(}-Can-do" - outlook on heroes or the heroic ideal. is not likely the hero. Up With values! heroics. life, to act heroically when challenged or Our illusions were shattered when we A hero is courageous In act and in all value his cultural heritage from whIch Arlen Schroeder IS a Novi City Coun- became aware of the imperfect nature ways superior to ordinary mortals, He the courage for heroism arises. Cil Member and a professor at Oakland and behavior or our childhood heroes, is somehow .!>igger than life. This Community College. He said he wrote We are losers because our loss of faIth generalized idea of the hero emerged this article "about 10 years ago - I 4 ..... 4 ~ guess Watergate got to me ... , "0 .. • • 0 ...... .. " °0: .. • '. '. j '/>"1/' ~ . y.tr~rw"L 7 - ~s- Local folk cite their heroes, telling why By PHIL JEROME long, long time. 1 had an audience when things looked prelly dark duro • with him last summer and found hIm Ing the days at Valley Forge. for ex- Do people still have heroes? to be a warm, sincere. honest In' ample. Without hIm we wouldn't CLARA PORTER, director. No\" We decided to find out by asking dlvidual whose goal IS world peace. have the things we have today Community EducatIOn Department various people around town who He's not afraid to stand up and be "II was said OfGeorge Washmgton Porter selected her paternal grand. their heroes were. Although a few counted on the Issue of world peace that he was 'first In war. first In mother. AmabJle Calzavara. a~ her said the word "hero" was perhaps or moral issues In hiS church." peace and first in the hearts of hiS herOine. Inaccurate. all named indJ\'lduals countrymen.' I think the last part or "She was born In Italy and \\ orkcd they admired a great deal. EDWARD KRIEWALL, Novi City that saymg has eroded over the as a serf on a farm out~lde \"eDlCl' Here are their responses: Manager, "Lee lacocca He's years He was a true hero." untIl the family moved to Toronlo III . , . " become a symbol for taking a dif- 1906 Her hfe wa~ hlled With hard. .; . '. ARLEN SCHROEDER, No\'! City ficult sItuation and turning It around SUSAN J, HEINTZ, NorthVille ship and tragedy - her husband and CounCIl Member. "Mahatmas Gan- through good managenal practIces Township Supervisor. Heintz called a son were kIlled In a mine aCCident. dhi. I think when historians write He took over a situation at Chrvsler the Individual she selected "the per- but she was a strong lady who over. .. about this century, Gandhi WIll pro· that was almost hopeless' and sonification of the American dream came all her personal setbacks With ... ° 0 bably rank as the single most in· managed to turn it around. He's an - Tom Monaghan, owner of the courage and stamina, .....hile stili fin· dmg tiDle to take care of others" '. spirational individual. effective manager and a heckuva DetrOIt Tigers. .' . "He totally renounced Violence as salesman, and he's not afraid to say "He's a real 'rags to riches' type a means to an end, saymg that no m- what he thinks. . of indiVidual In the best tradItion of I JO TALIAFERRO, assistant " , dividual or national goal is sb impor· "He has some 'down' qualities. too the American dream. He came from mmlster. NorthVille Presb, terlan , tant that it warrants harmmg - he seems to think a lot of himself humble beginnings to become a very Church. "Reverend Margaret ,} another individual to achieve. When But all In all, you've got to admlrt~ .....ealthy man, whIle never forgelllng Towner. the first woman to be or· ~ some of his followers resorted to the guy." where he came from." dained as a mmlster In the '.' violence. he went on a hunger fast to Presbyterian Church. She .....as a real . " I. protest their actions." DEL BLACK, NorthVIlle FATHER KEVIN O'BRIEN, Holy pioneer: she ventured into an area businessman and owner Of Del's !o'amily Catholic Church. Father where women had not gone before NANCY SOPER, ASSIstant Shoes and Del's Department Store. O'Brien ciled two indiViduals "My "Most of the women In the church Superintendent for Instruction, Nor- "Jimmy Carter. I think the man .....as father because of what he's done in those days were involved m the -: ... field of Christian Education She '. , thville Public Schools. Soper said a genius, who was mIsunderstood. WIth his life: he's still gomg strong many names came to mind. but she "He stood for human rights across at84. said that women can be called to be : . finally narrowed her "most admired the world, and the world wasn't in· "'\ he other is Father Ed Cope, my ministers just as men are. If she .. list" to two - British Prime terested in listening to him. Even in confessor and prOfessor at Sl. John's hadn't stuck her neck out, the rest of ' '0 •• .. Minister Margaret Thatcher and Ameriea. we were too interested In Seminary, because of his .....hole at· us (female ministers) wouldn't be Poj>eJohn Paul II. materialistic things to listen to his lilude toward helping others. He was able to do the thmgs we are dOing to. .... "Margaret Thatcher has been a message about human rights." a lieutenant commandl.'r In the U.S. day." ..... friend of the United States. She Navy and is a real man in every '0 ,0 didn't inherit her posllion - she LEE BeGOLE, Novi Police Chief. sense Ofthe word. His basic tenet is ROBERT PIWKO, Super lOten· dent, Novl Community Schools. "Dr. •• earned it by being el~cted. She has BeGole said he's known a lot of the basic goodness of people:' •• 0,: demonstrated her toughness in the heroes dating back to World War II Wendell Hough, my advisor In my Faulkland Islands crisis, negotia· days, including his brother who PHILIP PRESNELL, CaptalO, doctoral program at Wayne State • ' .. ". tions with Egypt and by standing by "continually volunteered for Northville Township Police. "Presi· University, was a man who had an the United States during the Iran dangerous missions and eventually dent Ronald Reagan because he's a impact on my prOfessional career that carries Over into my personal '. crisis. I admire the tough stands she gave up his lire in service to his winner. .. has taken. She has proven herself an country." "I think he's made great progress lire. outstanding person - both in politics BeGole finally selected George in the country over the last four "He taught that anything can be and the cause Ofworld peace. Washington. "He's often overlooked years. He .has a policy of 'lead, attained If you're Willing to make a "Pope John Paul II has played a and he did the job, He took his follow or get out Of the way.' I ad· commitment to go after what you greater role in the quest for world chances - what he did was treason mire that type Of progressive want. That's the way he operated and It set a direction for me as well." '. peace than any reli~ious leader In a to the king: and he came through management. " .. .. .'I •• ,- :" 2-C- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wedneld.y, Febru.ry 27. 1985 .... Rites here follow Italian service Karen Boll wed in dual ceremony italian traditions were blended bride's parents were among those A reception (or 120 (amily with American ones as Karen attending the ceremony and lun· members and guests (ollowed at the Elizabeth Boll, daughter or Mr. and cheon reception. home o( the bride's parents on Mrs. Von V. Boll. and Francesco The couple exchanged vows In a Arselot Drive. Floral arrangements Saverio Savastano or Napoli. Italy, family ceremony at 2 p.m. January (eaturing while lilacs with burgundy were married last month in 26 in First Presbyterian Church or carnations and blue accents were us· ceremonies in both countries. Northville with Dr. Lawrence ed throughout the home and on the He is the son or Mr. and Mrs. Vito Chamberlain, senior pastor, or· bridal table. torio Savastano or Napoli. as Naples. flclatlng. A wedding trip to Florida (ollowed the seaport town in southwest Italy, Susan Boll was matron or honor the Ncrthville ceremony. The is called in that country. ror her slster·ln·law while Gregory bride's parents hosted a reception The couple met when Karen was M. Boll, brother or the bride, was ror rriends in Florida at their Boca on a trip to Europe. best man. Their daUghter. Sarah Raton home with a dinner (ollowing They were married rlrst in a tradl· Ann. was (lower girl. at the Costa d'Oro restaurant. tlonal civil ceremony in Napoli at 11 For both ceremonies the bride a.m. January 12.The rings exchang- wore a white knit. street length The bride Is a graduate o( Nor· ed dUring the service were the girt or dress. Ruching outlined the bateau thville High School and Hillsdale the bridegroom's sister, Rosanna neckline as well as the hem o( the College. graduating with business Savastano, following the Italian dress and rormed the short sleeves. and Spanish majors. She is a custom or the bridal attendant giv· A small white cap held her puHed. member o( Pi Beta Phi. Her hus- ing the wedding bands. Best man at shoulder·length veil. The bride's band is a graduate o( the University the service was Sabino Brunner. bouquet was a cascade arrangement o(Napoli. A wedding luncheon rollowed at containing white baby orchids and The newlyweds are making their the R~al Hotel In Napoli. The roses. home in Northville. MR. AND MRS. FRANCESCO SAVERIOSAVASTANO SUZANNE McCURDY, MATTHEW McCRARY Couple sets July date Plans made to observe World Day of Prayer locally t . Mr. and Mrs. James McCurdy of Northville announce World Day or Prayer services (or the Northville/Novi secutlve year to circle the globe In prayer (or peace and to Church Women United represents a broad spectrum or the engagement of their daUghter Suzanne to Matthew area will be held at 10a.m. March 1at Bushnell Congrega· actively become peacemakers. religious tradition. race. age, economic status and ethmc McCrary. tional Church, 21355Meadowbrook Road. Babysitting will The service seeks to motivate a commitment on the part backgrounds and works through a nahonal unit. 51 l>tate. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.D. McCrary of be provided. o( participants to become personally involved in the units (including Washington. D.C.1 and 1.800local umts Clarkston. World Day o( Prayer Is celebrated in churches across peacemaking process - as individuals and as (amllies The bride-to-be and her fiance met while both ",ere the United States and in 170countries and regions o( the within their communities. nation and world. World Day o( Prayer oHerings make possible the mlS· World Day o( Prayer is sponsored in the United States sion o( Church Women United mcluding Ihe Intercontmen· studentsat Ferris State College. world. local sponsors report. The 1985 service takes as its theme. "Peace Through by Church Women United. an ecumenical movement that tal Grants (or Mission program that (unds national and m· They are planning a Wedding this July at First Prayer and Action." Written by Christian women o( India. brings Protestant. 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McCarthy said. telling his au· of his Detroit debut. looseleaf book With 105recipes had been critical review, but for a good recipe." dlence to remember that thiS continent "What do you do that's romantic - I sold. McCarthy proved he does not take Jack McCal;1hy explained as he talked was discovered lJy people "10 a quest went with Marilyn Turner to interview himself too seriously as he recalled that .to some 150Northville women about his for food - they were look 109 for a new people applying for marrIage licenses he had a quantity prmted to lake ad· Channel 7 television show. Friday route for spices." that day." vantage of better pricing. Feast. which visits restaurants McCarthy recounted that he had McCarthy said his Jack McCarthy's Then. he said. he had to fmd ways to throughout the metropolitan area. worked "for 50 cents an hour as a disk Restaurant ReCipes cookbook came sell the cookbooks stacked 10 hiS McCarthy chatted informally of his jockey In Peoria before a three year about because of popular demand. garage. "My wife was saymg It would coming to Detroit from Peoria. of his stint with the Armed Forces radiO 10 "People would say. '1 meant to send be nice if we could get a car 10 by cookbook of recipes from the program Germany." He came to Detroit In 1956 for It tlhe recipe of the day I. but the wmter," It was at thIS pomt. he said. and tlis own newly opened restaurant in to Channel 2. switch 109 to Channel 7 phone was rmgmg,' or •.'the dog bark- that he discovered a Friends of the Keego Harbor to members and guests where he was Bill Bonds' co-anchor ed.· .. Library group - and went lookmg for of Northville Woman's Ctub on before movmg to Friday Feast. He . The cookbook has been out two years others to give hiS talk to - and sell hiS February 15. recalled that February t-I - Valen· and is 10 its third printing. McCarthy cookbook. Noting that he is no stranger to Nor- tine's Day - was the 19th anmversary said. noting about 20.000 copies of the ..It·s like buying an old home and try- • thvllle inasmuch as he has visited both ing to keep it up," commented McCar· MacKinnon's and Elizabeth's thy of his restaurant. "The place I've restaurants for his program. McCarthy bought looks like a truck stop." he said. explained the show's format generally Cookbook contains recipes explaining that it had been a breakfast focuses on the specialty of the stop whIch used to close at 3 p m. restaurant. Since buying it. he contmued. he "I tell them Ithe restaurant chefs). featured in local restaurants found it had to have a new roof - "and 'teach me as if Iwere an employee' and then Iwas told the wIrIng does not meet then we oHer the recIpe to viewers." he Recipes that were the result of Jack food processor and fold 10 sliced olives. the code," related. McCarthy's visits to outstanding tomatoes and capers. McCarthy said he was late for the Asked if he really appreciates the Detroit area restaurants for hiS Chan· Cook swordfish fillet 10 2 Tbls. of club program (which had been advanc· food prepared as much as he seems to nel 7 program Friday Feast are compll· clarified butter and I Tbls. virgin olive ed to I p.m. at his requestl because of •• on television. McCarthy countered. ed in Jack McCarthy's Restaurant 011. Seal both Sides then add small lunchtime problems. Smce the "What's not to like?" Admitting that ReCipes. amount of water. Cook about five restaurant business was based on "some (restaurants) are better than Categories in the looseleaf binder minutes. breakfast. he has contmued to serve others," McCarthy said he has had few range from Soups to Seafood. Poultry. breakfast while also oHermg lunch and bad experiences. He explained he viSits Veal. Lamb. Mexican. Other Meat dinner. "We serve excellent omelets," restaurants recommended by people he r'avorites and Potpourri of Meatless (o'rom the WhIte House Manor (which he told the club. feels are knowledgable. rarely does he DIshes. Desserts conclude the listing. recently closed in NOVII McC~rthy ob- "I guess you'd say we serve continen- visit at the request of the restaurant Each category features a specific tamed a chicken recIpe for hIS first edi- tal American cUlsme at dmner. The owner. "Naturally. he's going to think restaurant. tion. menu changes every day - we've had It·sgood." Included in his fIrst edition IS the BREAST OF CHICKEN pheasant. rabbit. salmon 10 baked He added that friends orten give him following rish recipe from Ellzabeth's Ala ORANGE pastry." explained McCarthy. noting ,.tiPS and that he tries ..to move around in Northville. that most entrees are under $10 at the geographically and ethnically." I Boneless breast of chicken restaurant located at Cass Lake Road Detroit. he said. IS an excellent SWORDFISH 2 ounces rice . north of Orchard Lake. It does not have restaurant city. "Right here in our own Medlterrian Baner Blauc a liquor license. backyard we have flOe restaurants." he Lay chicken breast out rIat on McCarthy credited hiS father with stated, "but who thinks of DetrOl!'! 2 Swordfish steaks workboard (skm down). put 2 oz. scoop getting him acquainted with dlHerent Everyone talks about the restaurants 10 Virgin olive oil of rice in center. fold skin over to cover foods. "He was the kind who said. 'You New York or Chicago." Durmg hiS talk rice. put breast on a little sizzling tray don't leave the table WIthout eatmg he mentioned such restdurants as The Brush swordfish with virgin olive 011. and put in oven. Cook for approximate- every thmg,' " Golden Mushroom and the Bijou 10 ly 35 minutes at 350degrees. Southfield as well as Joe Muer's and the Sauce McCarthy said he now IS gratified metropolitan area's ethnic restaurants. that he had. notmg. "it's really a shame • He noted that food being featured on One cup of heavy cream (whIpping) Orange Sauce when people don'ltry new foods .. the February 15Friday Feast was from reduced to 12 cup of cream. Cut I ~ I cup orange JUice That's why his restaurant menu 10- Africa. He explained that the program pound of butter (at room temperature 1 12 l.nnge marmalade c1udes the salmon and rabbit dishes had visited the only Ethiopian mto small pieces and whisk mto hot Cornstarch The restaurant IS not open Sunday restaurant in Michigan. cream. In food processor. puree cream evening and dinner IS not served Mon· "I renect that in part thiS (ethmc and butter mixture with 2 anchOVies MIX together 10 a pan and brmg to a day nIghts. Reservations are suggested heritage) is what is so great about thIS and 2 cloves of garlic. Remove from rolling boll. tIghten With corn starch on weekends. RecordphotobySTEVEFECHT In OUf Town Lee Baumann. program chair of the day. inspects cookbook with Jack McCarthy BETHLEHEMTEMPLE • Add OLVSt. Patrick's party to March events CHURCH DIRECTORY (ApoSlolic Failh) 9425V,ctor LeWISSt . In the V,lIage of Salem For information regarding rates (N at Frederick lust oil 6 M,le Rd ) By JEAN DAY The dance benefits to aid the Mill Race Historical Village for church listings call The Sunday School 1000A M restoration were begun in 1972 and held annually until four Sunday WorShIp 1230 P M Northville Record 349-1700. B,ble Study - Thursday 7 30P M Our Lady. of Victory Parish is making plans for a St. years ago. Walled Lake/News 624-8100 Guss U ChIldress. Pastor 348-4178 Patrick's Day par.~>,to be held from 8:30 p.m. until I a.m. Those who already have reserved tickets ($18 a person. $36 ., FIRSTCHURCH OF THE NAZARENE March 16 in the' cnurch social hall. A buffet dinner will be a couple) but have not paid for them should sy!09their*.bilks to .':,> .FIRSTPRESBYTERIAN CHURCH followed by dancing to the mu~~c.9f.the Jim Roberts Group. their ticket seller with a stamped. self addfe~a envelo ....St1e 21260Haggery Rd. 348-7600 ~. •,200E. MaIn SI • NorthVIlle (1-275at a MIle) • Door prizes are planned. '. said. Anyone wishing tickets should call Mrs. Bohn at 3.ftl-5096 349-0911 Sunday School 9 45a m It's a night for the wearin' of the green!" reports Connie as ticket sellers no longer have unreserved tickets available. Worshlp-9 30& 11ooa m WorshIp 11am .6 p.m Church School-9 30a m & 1100a m B,ble Study Wed. 7p m Ozanich. Tickets are available at $12 a person (including din- Or Lawrence Chamberlain-Pastor Or R,chard Parroll. Pastor Dr Jo Tallaferro-Mlnlslter of Educallon ner, dancing, beer, wine and set-ups) from Joan Schlachter, M.m·1I 23 i.....1 f"rt·,,,.11 ui:!111 .,, .";t·lwolt·r:,[1 349-1740. SPIRIT OF CHRIST WALLED LAKE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH LUTHERAN CHURCH OF NOVI March 23 is a popular date. Schoolcraft College Board of 309Market St 624-2483 TenMIle between Meadowbrook& Haggerty WendeliL Baglow. Pastor Candlelight Ball benefit's selling out fsst Trustees will host a French dinner dance on that date. The Worship. 10a.m WIthNursery evening will include dinner and dancing as well as a beer/wine Coffee & FellowshIp. 1100a m Wed 7 30BYF. Sr High thru Adull SundayChurch School 11 30a m Sunday.9 45Study. 11 ooa m WorShIp "Sales are going very well - we've almost reached our cash bar. Church Ofloce- 477-6296 Nursery AvaIlable AI ServIces limit," Nancy Bohn. chairman of the Northville Historical Haute cuisine of hors d·oeuvre. poisson. salada. viande. PastorThomasA Scherger- 478-9265 Society's Candlelight Ball to be given March 23 at Mayflower legumes, dessert and cafe au }ait are on the menu. R~serva- OUR LADY OF VICTORY ST. JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH CATHOLIC CHURCH • Meeting House in Plymouth. reported last weekend. lions at $12.50 a person are bemg taken by Joyce LudWig. 591- (ALC I Farmington 770Thayer. NorthVIlle 23225GIllRd. Farmington "I think people were ready for another ball." she added. 6400. extension 212. WEEKEND LITURGIES 3blks S olGd Rlver.3BlksW ofFarmlnQIOnRd. Saturday. 5 00p m. PastorCharlesFox Sunday.a.930.11am &1230pm Church·474.Q584 Church 349-2621.SChool349·3610 SundayWorship830& 11am ReligIOUSEducatIon 349-2559 r------.., You Really Care SundaySchool940am ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN FIRSTAPOSTOLIC LUTHERN CHURCH : RUBY How You Look. 26325Halstead Rd. at 11MIle Haverhill Farms HIgh & Elm Slreels. NorthVIlle FarmIngton HIli:.. MIchigan : OFFICE SUPPLY C Boerger. Pastor ServIces 10.30a m. Every Sun SUMMER Indoor Ring So Do We. T. Lubeck. Pastor 7.00p.m. lsl & 3rd Sun. of each month Irs Important to look your best at all times. Church & SchoOl 349-3140 Sunday School 9 15a m ::.r:25% OFF RIDING We'vededicated over 50 years to helpmg folks do Sunday WorshIp. a 30a.m & 11.00a m B,ble Class 7 45P m Tues Song ServIces 7.00p.m Isl Sun. of month • I .Marked Price On All CAMP lustth3t WeprOVidefast, dependable full service Saturday Vespers: 6.00P.M .1 Loose Leaf cleamng & pressmg.and we are sure you Will 1st Session agree- our Ime Quality workmanshIp proves HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST :1 Ring Binders 12MIle East of Haggerty SCIENTIST t Begins that expenencecounts ·1' : u; ( Farmington HIllS 1100W Ann Arbor TraIl :1Northville Plaza June 17th "~,'l1-" . SundaySchool915a m Plymouth. MIchIgan :I.~Xl to See of Stale Olhce) call for Information WorshIp. 10 30a m Sunday WorshIp. 10 30a m Sunday School. 10 30a.m '1 West 7 Mile Road 4096514 Mile V H Mesenbnng. Pastor Wednesday Meellng. a 00p m Phone. 553-7170 I Northville Walled Lake 624-5554 fre~~l'5 :I', 348-7170 DRY CLEANING SPECIALISTS FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH , L -...I OF NORTHVILLE :I Sale Ends3-13-85 112 E. Main (Assemblies 01 God) aMile& Tall RoadS 41355SIXMIle Rd . Norlhvllle NORTHVILLE Rev Larry Fnck-348-9030 I Rev ErrcHammar.MonlSler Sunday School. 10 00a m I 349-0777 WorshIpServIces930&11am Sun Worship. 11a m & 6 00p.m ChurchSchool.NurserythruAdull9 30am Wed. '"Body Life" Serv .700 pm .~------~...., Nurserythru3rt!Grade11 a m Chnshan Comm. Preschool & K.8 TAX and ACCOUNTING SERVICE BUSHNELL CONGREGATIONAL ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH CHURCH Business -Individual 430E. Nlcholel , Walled Lake 4a088 21355Meadowbrook Rd •Novl AI Bro- Phone. 624·3817 quet Rd (a'l> M,le) Albert J. Geisler, C.P.A. 349.8288 Church ServIce. 10.00a m. Morning WorShIp. 9 30a m 866Yorktown, Northville Church School. 1000a.m Church School. 9 30a m. Rev. Leshe Harding Dr. RobIn R Meyers. Paslor-348-7757 GRACE CHAPEL Coffee & FellowshIp fOllOWingservice WELCOMES YOU NOVI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FIRSTBAPTISTCHURCH, NOVI 41671W. Ten M,le·Meadowbrook 4530111MIle aITaII Rd 349-2652(24hrs.) Home of Nov, Chnstlan School (K.12) a'45 a.m. & 11a.m. WorshIp Services Sun. School. 9 45a m 9.45a.m. Church School· All Ages WorshIp. 11.00am. & 6.00p.m . '. 9.45& 11a.m. Nursery Care Available Prayer Meellng, Wed.• 7.30p m If you're looking for a church that re.ally cares Charles R. Jacobs. Kearney K,rkby Richard Burgess. Paslor Paslors 349·3477 IvanE. Spelghl. Assl. 349-3647 The last thin~ you ne('tl when you're about your needs. you'lI find a warm welcome ewer 55, is a prohlem payin~ for your at our growing church. \\e take the Bible seriously. ORCHARD HILLS BAPTIST CHURCH FAITH COMMUNITY UNITED ('ar insurunce. PRESBYTERIANCHURCH yet relate it to life in a fresh way. Our goal is to 23455Novi Rd. (between 9-10MIle) Age has its rewards. Sometimes. 44400W. 10Mole.Nov, Bible Siudy For All Ages 9:45a.m. 'h mile weSI of Novl Rd. It does with Auto-Owners. They give good strengthen your family Nursery. Youth Minister. Worship Services atl1 a.m. & 6p.m. Worship & Church SChool. 10.00a m drivers age 55or older a discount. So Instead of Presently worshiping at: Wed.. Mld·Week Prayer Serv" 7 p.m. P O. Box 1 349-5666 G..ry W. Schw,lz. Paslor 349-5665 raising your premiums or reducing your Richard J. Henderson. Pastor coverage you may pay a lillie loss for your auto William lYndale College Casterline3uneral 2-lome, .9nc. insurance . 12 Mile & Drake Roads Auto-Owners respects maturity and a good CHURCH OF THE HOLY CROSS FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF SERVING YOU FOR 3 GENER ...TIONS driving record. Farmington Hills. MI EPISCOPAL NORTHVILLE • Just ask your "no problem" Auto-Owners 10M,lo belween TalI & Beck. Nov, 217N. Wlnj 349-1020 agent how he can save you money on your car Church office: 422-6350 Phono 349·1175 Dr. ames H. Luther. Pastor insurance. When you hear the news, you'll be Douglas L Klein. Pastor Sorvlces: Salurday 5'00p.m. sunda~ Worship. 11a.m. & 6 30p.m. . 122 WEST DUNL. ...P STREET Sunday 8.00a.m. & 10.00a.m. Wed.• 7: 0AWANA. 7:30Prayer Service . ,[glad you'~e got a few years behin~ ~~~ Sunday School 9:30 am Worship & School Sunday SChool9.45a.m. NORTHVIL.L.E. MICHIG ...N 48167 The Rev. Leslie F. Hard,ng (313) 349.061 1 ~ --- \\brshIp 5eI'vIce 10:45 am GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTISTCHURCH OF WIXOM & • Coffee FellowshIp 11:45 am WIXOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K.l0) : 0( ... :._~~ ,.. C. Harold ~~:;~' Wisconsin Ev. Lulheran SynOd wednesdaY ServIce 7:30 pm Wixom & W. Maple Rds. :. " Agency Worship Service 10.00a.m. R ...Y J. C ...STERL.INE .... Family Bible SChoOl.9:45a.m. • , Sunday School & Blblo Class 11:15a.m. Family Worship, 10:45a.m. & 6.30p.m. 1893·1959 '!\ 108W. Main St. iEVangeliCal Presbyterian Church NovlCommunityConter. Novi Rd.lust S of 1·96 Family Night pr0'UJam(Wed.), 7:00p.m. FRED A. CASTERL.INE - R...Y J. C ...STERL.INE II "" ~.. > Northville, MI Future site 9 Mile & Meadowbrook Robert V. arren. Paslor • Gene EJahnke. Paslor-349-0565 624-3823(Awana& Pro-Teens) 624·5434' ". • 349 ·1252 4oC- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. February 27.1985 •• Sports Wile Nortiluille 1!\e(or~ Tanke1!s trip' Mustang rally Churchill, win division :falls just short Last Thun,day. Northville came up with what Coach Derek Gans called his Livonia Stevenson headed off a team's "best meet of the year" to claim fourth-quarter Mustang stampede last a Western Division swim title for the se- Thursday to bounce the much- cond straight year. improved Northville cagers out of the 'I like the way we've The Mustang swamped Plymout~ running for a conference playoff cham- Canton 52-28to complete their division pionship, 57-53. been hanl{inl{ toU~Jl seasonat 4-0. After falling behmd by as much as 12 a~ainst good teams ... Jeff Bainbridge. Eric Leindecker. points after three quarters, the Doug Buell and Joel Grasley notched a· Mustangs whittled the margin to four Nobody's I{oin~ to 1:49.88towin the4x50 medley relay. the as Greg Wendel, Don Norton and Mike first of nine firsts in 11events for the Hilfinger began to catch fire. Wendel blow us out. ' Mustangs. ! scoredeight fourth-quarter points, Nor- Darius Mikalonis clocked first-place ton six and HUfiger five. times of 2:11.06 in the 200 indiVidual But Northville could pull no closer, as - Omar Harrison medley and 5:14.76in the 500 freestyle. the Spartans scored all of their last five Mustan~ Ca~e Coach Also registering two individual firsts points on free throws. was Ron Johnston in the 50 freestyle (23.54)and 100freestyle 153.521. "It's a loss, so it's a disappointmenl," Northville Coach Omar Harrison said Jeff Bainbridge added a first in 100 afterwards. "But I liked the way we've backstroke 159.78).and Doug Buell won been hanging in pretty tough against partly to the homecourt advantage. but the 100butterfly 159.97). good teams lately, so I also fell pretty mostly to the Mustang defense. goodabout it." Taking seconds were Wayne in 'fly Northville held the Chargers to just 17' 11:01.77).Craig Smith in 100free 154.7). Wendel led Northville in scoring and first-half points and only 26points after Leindecker in breast stroke 11: 11.80) rebounding with 19points and nine re- three quarters. Meanwhile. Nor- and Pawloski in diving. bounds. Teammate John Storm had an thville's lead swelled to as much as 20 outstanding first half, scormg 10pomts. points. ,Il Tom Valade added a pair of thirds 10 but the Mustang center was held "The defensehas been the difference ~ the 200and 500 free. Paul Stoecklin add- scoreless in the final two quarters. He lately." Harrison pointed out. "We've ed a third in the 100back with a per- sonal best 1:05.8and Grasley picked up hauled in eight rebounds. been going With a man-to-man a lot , '.... since we did well with It agamst Walled a third in diving. Norton finished the game with 14 Lake Central. I give our guys credit. .. points and Hilfinger scored 10in an off- Northville's 4xloo free relay tea~1 they've done a pretty good job With it. the-benchrole. . (Johnston, Mikalonis, Buell. Wayne) We've beenright in every ball game." won in 3:31.74. more than 11 seconds "Mike's starting to play really good Harrison worked all the Mustangs in- aheadof Canton. ball for us," Harrison noted. "At first. to the game. Wendel hung around long Northville swam impressively being a junior. he was trying to force enough to pick up 21 points and 12re- against Plymouth Salem two nights things a bit and cause turnovers. But bounds. Storm snatched 12 rebounds before. but the Rocks simply packed now he's starting to settle down a bit." and added 12points - eight in the last quarter - and Norton picked up 19 more punch - and won97-75. Harrison added he was also glad to points plus sevenrebounds. Northville trailed by as few as nine seeNorton coming along well. After an "I think Churchill might not have points with two events to go. But the 'on-again off-agam first half of the been completely ready for us." Har- Rocks swam 1-2-3in breast stroke and season. Norton has now hit double rison pomted out. "Sometimes that'll just touched out Northville in the 4xloo figures in five straight games. happen when you beat a team pretty freestyle relay to win going away. . Norton's offense always gets op- soundly - the next time out you won't Buell in 200I.M. 12:12.27),Bainbridge ponents' attention. But ever since the be psychologically ready. in 100butterfly 157.611and backstroke . Mustangs have been using more man- 158.77)and Johnston in 50 free (23.361 "But 1don't take anything away from all recorded first-place finishes. to-man defense he's also emerged as our kids. They took advantage of it. Northville's best one-on-onedefensive Pawloski and Grasley finished 1-2 in They're not gomg to get blown out of a diving (207.85and 205.65respectively I. player. game by anybody. and I really think Taking secondswere Mikaloms In 200 Norton did a respectable Job of con- we're capable of starting to turn it mto free. Johnston in 100free, an Buell in taining Stevenson's 6'6" center Bob somewins." butterfly. Taking thirds were Wayne in Sluka Thursday - no easy task for the That's almost certain if the Mustangs 100free and Valade in 500 free. 6'2" Mustang junior - and helped free keep shooting the ball like they have Both relay teams were closeseconds: been lately. Against Churchdl, Nor- teammates Wendel and Storm to crash Stoecklin. Leindecker, Bainbridge and thville hit 48percent from the floor. and the boards. Grasley 10 the medley relay finished in against Stevensonthe figure was 49per- :'1 think his experience this seasonis 1:51.34(3.7secondsbehind SalemI.and cent. Mikalonis, Wayne. Buell and Johnston going to help Don a lot next year," Har- That's no small improvement for a , finished the free relay in 3:28.34 lO.4 rison said. "I expect he's going to be a team that struggled around 39 percent really goodballplayer next season." . secondsbehind Salem). I earlier 10 the year. NorthVille's free The week's activity left Northville'~ The defeat dropped Northville down throw shooting has also been respec- . season record at 6-3. This week. the table lately - 68 percent against Chur- to the 1?sers bracket of the WLAA ~ t WLAA meet wilJ be held at Plymouth playoffs, while the 16-2Spartans appear chill, including a 13-of-18tear in the to beon track to a title. fourth quarter. I~~=~_~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~': ••••~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'='J'S.aS~m~cl~~~es~~~~p.m. today. diving prelims at 3 p.rn Northville will take its 7-11record 10- On Tuesday of last week, Northville Record photo by RICK SMITH tomorrow and swimming and diving to the two final regular-season games finals will take place at 7 p.m. Friday. routed Livonia Churchill 64-51- a VIC- this week, Livonia Bentley Iplayed Kirk Morrison looks for an opening against Livonia Churchill March 1. : tory margin not much different than the after press deadline yesterday) and Chargers' when they bUrIed the Farmmgton. away, Friday. Beginning Mustan~searlier in the season. next week, the Mustangs enter the DETAIL TAX OIL, LUBE Harrison attributed last week's wm Class A district playoffs (See below J. ,OSAKA SERVICES & FILTER ORII-:NTAL TAX RETURNS PROFESSIONALLY MOD€RN-:9:' Districts begin next week PREPARED IN YOUR Formerly st 15378 Middlebelt & 5 Mile $14.95 Sl'A HOME, LIGHTING ELECTRICAL ALL EXPERT ORIENTAL STAFF BUSINESS OR • Muscle Pn:ssure poant Massage Plymouth Salem. 8-10Plymouth Canton OUR OFFICE. SHOWROOM SUPPLIES • S.~'sh .net Skin Tone MaSSllgr March Madness. an1110-8WestlandJohn Glenn. • sauna and Rerreshlna Sho....en APPOINTMENT 33509 W. 8 Mile 32422 W. 8 Mile V.I.P. It's the time of year high school boys At Monday's district drawings. the ONLY w. of Farmington Rd. E. of Farmington Rd. Beautiful dnd relaxed onental across the state of Michigan work on atmo\pherc sootne, tired dnd achml\ Mustangs drew a bye. and will take on CALL their jumpers and get a little jumpy. John Glenn at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, 471-0450 471-0451 Tire & Auto musclc"i from tcn"il('n dnd dnvtn~ Mon -Thurs 10-6. Fn 10-9 Mon-Fn 8-5 What it's all about is the ClassA state March 6 at Plymouth Salem High 453-8125 Sat. 10-6. Sun 11·4 Sat8·Noon 48705 Grand River 38499 N 10Mile/Grand R,ver Ave basketball tournament. which begins School. A victory would land the Novi 348-5858 FARMINGTON HILLS 471.2777 district-level competitIOn all over the Mustangs 10 the district championship state this week. Northville 17-111Will game against one of the three remain- I appear in the Plymouth Salem District ing teams. The final will be held at 7:30 _-1 With 17-1 Wayne Memorial, 10·8 p.m. Friday. also at Salem High School. 615 E. BlISeline Rd. Northville Mich. e ;;J' (313) 349-0220 !! Ullllol 11 I OPEN 7 DAYS !l I-U .~fi~'"I I $0, 1·5 $0.. 10·2 ----_-r.~:1.t.:"lfl ;-~- : r:~,~, , \ \~ lODAY Plastic laminate sale, SALE THE LONGER YOU LIVE 99~ Sq. Ft. 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SOCCER REFS NEEDED SCORES, RESULT,S · chances of a winning season from a good possibility to a long shot. If the Mustangs (now 6-121 can Northville Community Recreation CO·ED VOLLEYBALL But the Mustangs' promising per. avenge the loss to Central in this week's ,/ IS accepting applications to fill four Division A W L·. matchup, they will advance to the Class Gellle's 19 I· formance In the last of the defeats - a referee posts for the upcoming Ball Bangerb 21 4· ; three-game cliffhanger won by Walled A District Playoffs at Lakeland High 1m lP season. Adults are especially need- Old Guard 11 8' U' DlrlyDolen 10 5, School Saturday to play Howell at a ed. A two-day clinic Will be held, Lake Central last Thursday - left JuslFroends 13 12 1Coach Steve McDonald encouraged time to be announced. WIth sessions between 2 and 5 p m. The Farm 10 10 about the remainder of the season. Sunday, March 10 ar.d 2 and 5 p m. NelGang 11 14 Wednesday of last week, Northville Dogs 9 16 "If we come out and play like that Sunday, March 17, at NorthVille fell to tough Brighton 15-5. 15-9. "They FamIly Feud 3 22 every time out, we'll win our share of Township Hall. Referee testing WIll Slartlng Gate 2 23 were really very good," McDonald said games," McDonald declared. "We be held at 4 p.m. March 24 The Resulls of the Kensington Valley Conference The Farm 3. Dogs 2 played much better. I think the girls chnlc and test are reqUired for all champions. "They've got a couple of Ball Bangers 5. Slarllng Gate 0 just decided to play a mentally tough trainees of C and B grade referees Dlrly Dozen 3. Nel Gang 2 girls who had extremely good serves. match." and is suggeted as a refresher Old Guard 5 Family Feud 0 The bottom line was we have to move course for A level referees Coaches GelIle's 4. Just Froends 1 Northville rebounded from a 15-11 better." Ball Bangers 5. Family Feud 0 . , defeat In Thursday's opener to paste are welcome. For more information, - On Monday, the Mustangs fell to contact DOriSEdwards at 349·8628 DlvislonB W ~. the Vikings 15-9in the second game. In D,amond Dogs 14 6 the third, Northville again moved out Western Division runner·up Walled Jonalhan B Pub 13 1 Lake Western 15-8, 15-6.Northville was ROLMNets 15 10 front, this time by a 13-11count. But ST. PATRICK'S DAY RUN leadmg the first game 8·5 when Western Splkers 14 11 after Central tied the score on its next Grape Nuls 14 11 reeled off nine straight unanswered service, McDonald said, the strain Entries for the St. Patrick's Day Sawmill Slammers 13 12 points. MagnumP,e 12 13 began to show on the Mustangs. J<'unRun May 16are being accepted "We broke down a little bit," he con· Compared To What 11 14 "I subbed people, I called time out, by the Northville Community New KIds 1 18 ceded. "I can't fault our girls thOUgh.It Recreation Department. Both the 5- Hlls&Mrs 2 18 was a fun game to watch. I'm sure, we just couldn't stop them," McDonald Resulls sighed. "We didn't pass very well or' kilometer and 10-kllometer races ROLM Nets 4. Magnum Pie 1 from a specator's viewpoint." Will start at 9 a.m. at O'Sheehan's Compared 10 What4. HilS & Mrs 1 move qUite as well as we should have." Grape Nuts 3. New KIds 2 Henderson was Northville's domi· I Tavern. There will be t-shlrts for all nant player in the game. with seven Henderson had an excellent game, DIamond Dogs 3 Slammers 2 - 4- racers and first and second place Jonathan B 4. Splkers I good hits in 10 chances, two kills. eight putting 16of 17 serves in play, and hit- awards for all diVISions The fee m- Dogs 3. Nets2 (2/141 ,~inks and three for kills. "She did a ting and dinking intelligently on the cludes door prizes. refreshments good job of keeping them off balance," front row. LaRoque'S serving stats JUNIOR BASKETBALL and race supplies. Fee ISS8 for early Grades 3-4 W L' McDonald said, adding that setters were exactly the same, and Lynn registrations, due by March 8. P,stons 5 t· 'Nicki LaRoque and Chris McGowan Frellick contributed a fine net game. Bev Henderson: 'The best she's play~ all season.' Lakers 5 1. Rockels 2 4 Cellocs 2 4 BASEBALL, SOCCER WIldcats 2 4 REGISTRATION 16ers 2 4 Grades 5-6 W L I. Late soccer reglstrallon sllllis be- 16ers 5 1 ing accepted by NorthVille Com- KOicks 5 1 munity Recreation. An additional $5 Bucks 5 I Celtlcs 4 i· fee is requested and players may PIstons 3 3 have to be placed on a waiting list Lakers 1 S 1 4- JUOlor Baseball IS acceptmg Gumbles Royals o 6 registration through mld·March for ooys ';\11(1 girls :lgP 6-17 for hou!:p an(l Grades1·g W L Bullets 5 1 travel programs. RegistratIOn High Fives 5 1 VOLtEYP forms are available at the N<1\"thvllle Celtlcs 2 4' (.J fRELl\t\ Community Center. Lakers o 6, .. ) • - oJ ~ ,~ ...... I Maybury skiers finish strong The ski club that calls NorthVille Club members who placed highest at home - the Maybury NordiC SkI Team the Blrkebeiner were Greg Tavlor ~/ - competed last weekend at the North (45th) and John Gravlm (56th>. Nor· American Birkebeiner Cross-Country thville residents who skiled in the com- Ski InvitatIOnal in Wisconsm. anu plac- pelilion mcluded Barry and hiS 'wife ed four of its skiJers in the top 100of a Marianne, Cmdy Hayes and Brian Don- I field of more than 5,000. nelly_ . • "It's like the Boston Marathon of In a February 10 Blue Cross-Blue cross-country skiing. It's now the big- Shield Cross-Country Ski Race at gest cross-country skt event In the WhIspering Willows Countrv Club' m world," said Thomas Barry, who co- LIVOnia, the first two jUnior' members founded the Maybury team three years of the Maybury NordiC SkI Team Bran· ago_ The club trams at MaybUry State don Hayes, 11. and ChriS Williamson. 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A balanced fund has an in- And although he is taking a ~isk, he vestment policy of "balaflcing" their won't be alone in the gamble. portfolio. They do this by including A mutual fund is an investment com- bonds, preferred and common stocks of pany that buys stock in' many com- corporations. panies. Money is contributed to the fund by a large number of investors, and the A bond fund has a portfolio that con- investment company distributes profits sists primarily of bonds. The emphasis to the investors. on these funds is' normally on income~ Frank Fazekas, an account executive rather than growth. with E.F. Hutton in Brighton, said a Money market funds are aimed at the mutual fund offers greater diversifica- average investor who wants immediate tion of securities than an investor could income and high investment safety. probably afford on his own. Besides They accomplish this through buying! professional management at a low in- high-yield money irnarket instruments vestment minimum, it allows flexibility such as U.S. government securities, to change investments as market condi- ballk certificates of deposit and com- \ tions warrant. mercial paper. Before choosing from a wide variety . Municipal bond tunds aim for income of mutual funds, Fazekas said an in- by investing in a broad range of tax- vestor should determine his financial ob- exempt bonds issued by states. cities and jectives. To finance a child's college at other local governments. The interest education a person could invest in a obtained from bonds is passed OLD KENT BANK OF BRIGHTON growth fund. But to have money now to these through to shareowners free of federal pay current bills the choice would be a ~x. . Win a Fisher VCR or an RCA 13" Color TV growth and income fund .. This fund in- l2l vests in stocks that offer growth potential Fazekas said the major advantage of a or a Hotpoint Microwave or a Panasonic and dividends to provide current in- mutual fund is that a person is not put- Radio/Cassette Player! Enter as many times as come. ting his eggs in one basket. For someone who enjoys the benefits "On your own you could invest in you wish. *Entry forms are available at all of our of a high salary. but does not enjoy be- AlT," Fazekas said. "It would pay a de- offices. Drawing willbe held March 14, 1985. ing in a high tax bracket. 'a municipal cent dividend. With a mutual fund you bond fund could help preserve capitar could instead invest in ATT, Southern This type of fund invests in bonds that Bell and Detroit Edison, so you would be I~I Get a free meal at McDonald's! 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BEAT THE WINTERTIME BLUES 'Staff: Editor Phil Jerome Art Director leiirey Lapinski Staff Writers Nancy Hale Brown. MlCht>lt>M I (·t hI. M.m"" I Ht·r.t1d. ( hlll I.. Nusbaum and Robert Waters OLD KENT Photographers Steve ~echt and DenOl~Kro~,t"d BANK OF BRIGHTON Direcior of Sales Michael Previll£' Advertising Staff Suzanne Dimltrolt. LoUISClulllln,I..I. Don Colt'lll. 'lu,.lIl l.u\I'. Main Office· 300 W. North Street, Bri~hlon Garv Kelber. lisa Kemp. Su£'McClain. ~dn 2'/lnvestments '85 ·F.ebruary 27..·1985 -- '------• ~ .... 1!Il2_~··- _~ __ ... _ nuity is a contract in which an insurance company guarantees you future income in return for a specified payment. The payment can be made all at once or over a period of time, The money is then allowed to ac- cumulate on a tax-deferred basis at a guaranteed rate of return. When the money is withdrawn, it will be taxed ac- cording to a person's tax bracket at the time of withdrawal. Unlike other investments that also of- fer tax deferral, annuities offer a relatively high degree of liquidity, or easy access. A person can withdraw a specified amount each year without in- curring a penalty charge. Other tax shelters for high-income earners include tax-limited partnership programs, Fazekas said. The programs are actually business ventures in areas such as oil and gas exploration, timber, real estate and equipment leasing. Tax shelters for all The limited partner provides capital for those investments, while a general The words "tax shelter" have a seduc- bonds and buying-and-renting real district, for instance, may sell bonds to partner supplies the expertise and ex- tive appeal to anyone who wants to pay estate, Fazekas said, raise money for a construction project. perience to hopefully make the venture less income tax. And who doesn't? . By definition. he said, a tax shelter is Buyers of the bonds do not have to pay a success. limited partnerships are not But they also have the connotation of any investment that offers the opportuni- taxes on interest earned from their in- taxed directly like corporations, so all pertaining only to the rich who have ex- ty to reduce, defer or eliminate income vestment, Fazekas said. tax benefits and most of the profits go to tra dough to invest in cattle herds and oil taxes. Buying additional real estate to the limited partner. Even self-employed persons can wells. rent helps reduce taxes because deduc- Some tips to remember when con- benefit from a tax shelter known as a tions at the end of the year can include sidering a tax, shelter, according to a Are tax shelters only for the rich? Of Keogh. Keoghs permit a contribution of insurance, depreciatIon and taxes. consumer publication: course not, said Frank Fazekas. an ac- up to $30,000 per year. The amount of "People have the illusion that only th~ • Investments in tax shelters should count executive with E.F. Hutton in the contribution' can be deducted from wealthy can have tax shelters." Fazekas be consistent with financial planning ob- Brighton. annual gross income. said. "But with an IRA, all you need is jectives. "By owning your own home. you up to $2.000 to put away." Funds contributed to Keoghs and IRAs • Projections of tax savings and in- have a tax shelter because you can The amount of money in an IRA can can be invested in a wide range of come are expected, not guaranteed. deduct the interest from your income be deducted from taxable income at the vehicles, including stocks, bonds. • Do not wait until the end of the year and pay less taxes," Fazekas said. end of the year. and interest earned on mutual funds or annuities. to buy a tax shelter. Other tax shelters for less-than the savings is tax free. Annuities are one type of investment • Panic buying is unwise for all in- millionaire types include individual Another possible affordable invest- that would probably also be attractive to vestments, but particularly so in the tax retirement ·accounts (IRAsl. tax-free ment is a tax-free bond. A school someone in a higher tax bracket. An an- shelter area. WANT TO Lee Holland, C.P.A. E z:;-'------l h Not Only For The Wealthy. • Financial Planning is the The same sophisticted development and jmplemen- techniques can be used for tation of total co-ordinated virtually anyo'ne withone with plans for the achievement of disposable income. In fact, one's overall financial the results achieved are often objectives. more dramatic' when the dollars saved are compared. Developed By Professionals Necessary because without a Uniquely For You. Financial complete plan you are pro- Planning Services as offered bably wasting and misusing by Holland, Newton & your resources and pay much Associates are carefully higher tax rates than needed. tailored with. only your needs in mind. All fees are tax deductible. ,nves~m~nts:85/3 • • • • • • • "For th~person opening his or her first By ROB WATERS IRA, I'd definitely suggest a long-term in- vestment, such as a CD." The Economic Recovery Tax Act of IRA's are particularly attractive for 1981 made millions of Americans eligi- young people who can deduct their ble for one of the biggest tax breaks in yearly $2,000 contribution as they watch history - the Individual Retirement Ac- IRAs it balloon to $1 million or more by retire- counts, or, as they are more popularly ment. known,IRAs. Karen Stiles, an accounts officer with Since that year, more than $128 billion Escape from'IRS the State Savings Bank of South Lyon, has be'en invested in various IRA ar- said many young people just out of high rangments, legally escaping IRS coffers. school are opening IRAs. , Virtually every income-earning "I've had quite a few 18 and 19-year- American is allowed to play the IRA olds come in and open accounts," she game. And although there is a' very said. minimum income requirement, an ad- vanced degree in high rolling and wise "I think to be opening an IRA that investing is not needed. young is just great. By the time they The rules for IRA investing are pretty reach 591h (the minimum age for basic and the paybacks - both short withdrawing funds), they'll have a fan- , and long term - can be financially tastic retirement income." fascinating. Retirement is what- congress intended A single person under the age 70% IRAs to fund, so money taken out before with an earned income (salary, wages, age 59Vl is hit with a 10 percent penalty tips, etc.) of at least $2,000 can invest in addition to any income tax owed on that amount in a number of IRA options. tax return. Jane can deduct $900. If they Among the different types of IRA in- the sum. Only IRA holders who have A one-income married couple can in- file a joint· return , their IRA deduction is vestments, bank-issued certificates of become permanently disabled can vest up to $2,250 in two IRAs as long as $2,000. deposit, or CDs, seem to be the most escape the fine. Equally inviting is what happens to an popular among novice investors. neither account gets more than $2,000. IRA withdrawals must begin by age Two-income couples may deposit a total IRA investment during its maturity. Because of their low risk and easily 701f2and must meet certain minimums of $4,000, assuming each earns at least The chart below follows the growth of understood advantages and disad- based on life expectancy. The IRS says, $2,000 for the year. And, starting this a yearly IRA deposit of $2,000, with in- vantages (slower growth), CO's are for instance, that a 70-year-old man is terest credited and compounded often recommended by bankers and year, recipients of alimony can make expected to live 12 more years and so IRA contributions even if they have no quarterly at 10 percent. money managers as sound entry-level must withdraw one/twelfth of his IRA investments . eamed income. that year, one/eleventh the next year AmI. Years Value Lyle Rankin, manager of the Milford Of course, the immediately gratifying and so on. . feature of IRA investments is that they branch of Community National Bank. According to Stiles, many young peo- $10,000 5 $13,580 feels the main advantage to CD's is their are tax deductible and any interest paid ple opening IRAs are worried about their is exempt from income tax until retire- $20,000 10 $35,833 simplicity. retirement years and want to make sure $30,000 15 $72,296 "The attraction is their guaranteed rate ment. there's something there for them to live For example, John Doe earns $25,000 $40,000 20 $132,044 of return, and, you can deposit your on. in 1985 and contributes $1,100 to his $50,000 25 $229,947 money for different periods of time, "A lot of them seemed concerned," IRA. John's wife Jane earns $27,000 for $60,000 30 $390,370 usually between three months and she said. "They seem to kn· ,~ they can't the year. She pays $900 to her IRA. John $70,000 35 $653,239 several·years. It's really very simple and depend on social security." can deduct $1,100 from his individual $80,000 40 $1,083.975 risk-free," said Rankin. 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" Not everybody can make a million in Sumiec says there are two types of .' the real estate market, of course. In fact, people who invest in real estate for the people who wrote the books are the "quick profit." One is the individual exceptions to the rule. That's why they with a 'sufficient cash flow position to wrote the books. capitalize on property which must be But the fact remains that real estate sold quickly; the other is the individual can be a very good investment for in- who has the time and wherewithal to dividuals with the perseverence, in- ' ma-ke needed improvements before put- telligence and foresight to learn how it's ting it on the market. done. to make a quick profit. the meantime he's building equity in a In many cases, the tlNOoverlap. Andrew Carnegie, the great steel ty- People who invest in real estate to property that is appreciating in value," "Basically, this type of investor is able coon, once remarked, "Of all create cash flow typically fall into the he says. to purchase a piece of property at 50 to millionaires, 90 percent became so 40- to 50-year-old age range, according Others invest in real estate as tax 60 cents on the dollar," says Sumiec. through owning real estate. More money to Sumiec. "They are people whose shelters. They don't want to make "Some people want or have to sell their has been made in real estate than in all children have left the home and find money; they want to show a loss on their property quickly and are willing to sell it industrial investments combined. The themselves with a little extra money," he investments for tax purposes. at less than its true cash value because wise young man or wage earner should says. Sumiec says this type of investor they want to 'cash out' quickly. invest his money in real estate." ·"They know Social Security will not typically makes over $50,000 per year "Instead of having to go through the There are many different types of real support them in retirement, so they're and is looking for income tax wrfte-offs. prolonged procedure of mortgage ap- /' estate - vacant land, commercial looking for an investment that will "When you own rental units, you provals and everYthing else, they're will- income-producing property, shopping generate some income at the current have a lot of deductions for income tax ing to trade the loss on the true value for centers, residential income-producing time and still build equity they can cash purposes," says Sumiec. "You can write the benefit of getting their money quick- property, etc. But most common for the in when they want money for retire- off taxes, interest on mortgage ly. semi-amateur investor is income- ment." payments, depreciation, expenses incur- "The investor then / turns around, p'roducing residential property - single- To generate cash flow in rental pro- red in securing tenants and any repairs places the home on the market and family homes, apartments or con- perties, investors should s~ek the best or improvements that Qre made to the receives it's true value because he can dominiums. terms available, i.e. low down payments property. " afford to wait for the marketing process Thomas Sumiec, an Associate Broker and low monthly payments. The idea is Again, the investor is building equity to occur. with ERARymal Symes in Novi, says his to make sure that income (rents) exceed in the property while gaining the tax ad- "Some people criticize this type of in- clients invest in real estate for three basic expenses. vantages. Sumiec said he has another '. vestor, saying that he's taking advantage reasons: (1) to create a cash flow posi- Sumiec says he has one client who client who hopes to show a monthly loss of the situation," Sumiec adds. "But tion for additional income; (2) to reduce makes $50 per month on each of his of $50 for each of his units. the amount of taxable income, i.e. a tax seven units. "That's $350 extra dollars "One of the advantages to investing in shelter; and (3) to have the opportunity , per month in disposable income, and in real estate is the tax deductions," he. Continued on 11 '000(0 ,0 DIAMONDS 0 PRECIOUS GEMS () WATCHES ~ FREE SINCE 1933... 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The bottom line is, that Orins cares how Af\ you spend your hard earned money, and we make ¥JI DETROIT , t it a point to see that you get what you pay for. 0 FEDERAL () MICHAELA. MA7:l.ONI Does this sound like the kind of store you have If\ RegIstered Jeweler always been loo)dng for? U so, we hope you will U' SAVINGS · (;~ . give us the opportunity to prove the difference a 1\ Member of FSLlC and FHLB o professional jeweler can make. 0 LIVONIA 10982 Mlddlebell al Orangelawn :yo, MEMBER AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY 522·4551 0 NORTHVILLE 200 North cenler al Dunlap o 29317 Ford Road at Middlebelt . Garden City 422-7030 C 349-2462 East 42925 WlsI 7 Mile Road In lhe o 101 M~~i<:o:~~~!e 349-~940 0 Highland Lakes ShoppIng cenler 348·2550 00,00. ':1J,.~:C>:.~"1fI~~'~'~'~~~~~'~I~ · I' '.'4 ~l l:/I~\\ ~I~~'~'W~~~~~~'~~~ ,., Febr(iar'y 27: 1985'· •. : .8l1nv8stments '85 • • • Investments '8517 February 27,1985... --- c •---:"_-~__;_?J!,~~~ I I Which 1 is which? In the old days the differences bet- , deposit and loan services. And credit ween banks. credit unions and savings & unions can offer checking accounts. loan associations were almost engraved For instance. livingston Oakland in stone. Counties Federal Credit Union in But as laws that govern financial in- Howell offers share-draft accounts. stitutions have changed. the differences meaning that the depositor gets only car- have almost disappeared. area bon copies of his checks. and' not the spokespersons said. original checks returned wi!h a monthly "They are making us more like banks statement. ev~ry day." said Walker Aaron, presi- A spokesperson for the credit union dent of First Federal Savings and loan said such organizations were originally Association of livingston County. with a started by a group of people who had a . main office in Howell. "In the past. sav- common bond. such as place of ings & loan associations offered thrift for employment. The federal credit union savers and home mortgages. Now. we represents school teachers in, Howell, can offer checking accounts. commer- Brighton. Pinckney. Hartland. Fowler- cial and consumer loans." ville and livingston Intermediate School In general. savings & loan associations District. also are approached by people who Its membership also includes im- want to earn slightly more interest on mediate and distant relatives. such as conventional savings accounts than uncles and aunts of its members. All most banks offer. But even that will members can take advantage of services change. Aaron said. nOl"commonly offered by banks and sav- . "Banks were at 5'14percent:' he said. ings & loan associations: automatic "As of the near future. they too will pro- payroll deductions that are deposited in bably be offering 5Yz percent." savings accounts such as a Christmas Walker said since the differences have Club. other savings plans or to pay back nearly disappeared between financial a loan. institutions. the main advantage First Credit unions also generally offer FederQJSavings and loan can offer over higher interest rates on conventional other financial institutIOns IS its savings than banks and savings & loan friendliness. and the fact that it re- associations. Another advantage is that invests the money it has locally. which they offer a one-on-one relationship other institutions also do. with a customer through automatic ~}.,. ~ The main advantage of a bank over a deposits in savings accounts. and ,! ~«f t·, savings & loan. or credIt union. is that it automatic transfer of money from.a sav- ,{ 1 generally offers a much wider range of ings account if a mistake is'made in a i· • ~ financial services. said a spokesperson checking account. Some banks offer .. q,y M", >'fj ~ for The Old Kent Bank of Brighton. similar automatic deposits. and i. 4 "When banks initially started. they transfers. ... J... ~::;"'"' k-" .t focused on checking and savings ac- With such few clear-cut differences " ~ w counts. and loans." the spokesperson between financial institutions. how can I said. "Banks can now offer practically a consumer make a choice? The real dif- anything. including discount brokerage ference. area experts agree, is the quali- services. interest-earning checking ac- ty of service and professionalism that is counts and a wide variety of deposit and offered. loan services.': A spokesperson for New Century . To add to the confusion for a con- Bank in Howell' said in the future he sumer trying to decide where to put his hopes laws change to allow banks to money is the fact that savings & loan diversify and offer such services as in- associations also offer interest-earning surance and a wider-range of financial checking accounts. and many types of services. KROGSTAD G-pld dulled but all urlng• Now that the U.S. dollar is enjoying a the most precious of precious metals has portfolio. depending on their financial very robust period and the price of Mid- lost none of its allure to those seeking a condition and needs. dIe East oil has returned to manageable long-term hedge against inflation or to "And that is certainly reduced from levels, all that glitters is definitely not those who just happen to like the way it what it was previously," said King. who gold when it comes to quick investment feels against their skin. predicted that gold prices could very profits. Mike King, vice president of the First well skyrocket in the next five to 10 years The price of an ounce of gold has National Monetary Corporation in as the country moves closer to a new rapidly dwindled over the past several Southfield, readily admits that the often status as a "debtor nation." years to a current level of about $300. fickle gold market is no place for the King said some experts have predicted The precious metal has lost much of its casual. small-time investor. record gold prices of $1,500 or even luster among investors since the late With gold prices down and inflation $2.000 an ounce over that period. 1970s. when a record value of $850 pro- rising at a relatively slow pace of four But then, the experts also were predic- mpted thousands of people to cash in percent a year. the percentage of gold ting last year that the stock market would their high school rings. and many den- and precious metals contained in the peak out at the 1500-level. tists and morticians were accused' of average investment portfolio has certain- With gold prices stymied at the $300 unscrupulously profiteering in gold fill- Iy declined, said King .. mark, though. King said investors who ings. . King said gold and other hard assets are intent to enter the gold market - but Even though very few people are get- may comprise anywhere from two to 15 ting rich in the gold market these days, percent of an individual's investment Continued on 9 \0 \ \. " .... '" ~ ... !.. ". \, '" ;, \, ~ '" '_ l, I., ~, I,:"'.: If ..; : ~~."I • .! ...... " ." •.. ',.' " ~. ." I •.• ~~8'Jlri'vesfmen'ts 185"\,\..~'\,\ • "'. -.\. • ~" " \. po l ••••• '\ February 27. 1985 - . - • • • • • • • Gold not for commoner Continued from 8 which perform much the same as other "I tell people who want to invest in Wall Street securities and pay periodic who cannot really afford to take any gold to buy a piece of 14-karat jewelry," dividends unlike other forms of gold large risks - should purchase gold coins said Binkley. "To them the jewelry trading. Investors can also deal in and stash them away in a safe~deposit represents an investment in beauty or an box. mutual funds based on the gold market, investment in love or an investment in said King. "Gold has consistently outperformed prestige, but they shouldn't worry about While King thinks gold can still be a inflation over the long-term," explained their investment in money." viable investment commodity, one King, and can serve as a useful hedge Binkley said investors who buy Brighton jeweler suggests t~at dealing in should the value of paper currency jewelry strictly for its gold content and gold is "a lousy deal" these days. begin to plummet again in the future. value are sure to fight a losing battle. Keith Binkley, owner of Cooper's When that occurs - and the price of "1 just don't see this (gold investing) Jewelry Store in downtown Brighton, gold again shootS up in value - in- for the common person," said Binkley. strongly recommends against buying vestors may then decide to liquidate "1 see it more for a person who is willing gold to those who are strictly looking for .. ... t ..... some of their precious commodity at a to carry on an almost lifelong study of , . cash profits. profit, then wait for gold prices to sub- gold and how its value fluctuates." side again before re-stocking their port- fol ios with the precious metal. Other forms of gold-trading are available to investors who can afford to Platimun as good as gold gamble large sums of money on the precious metals market. In most cases, Platinum - one of the world's platinum in technology is increasing platinum investment. these forms of trading will take a precious metals - is "just as good as rapidly, according to Johnson Matthey, Brokerage firms, coin dealers and in- minimum investment of $5,000, ac- gold," according to Just Coins at 1039 limited, one of the world's leading vestment houses sell the bars. Just Coins cording to King. Novi Road, north of Eight Mile in Nor- manufacturers of precious metals. does not keep platinum ingots gn hand Trading in gold futures can be the thville. Platinum now is used in the manufac- but can get them without trouble, the most profitable way to invest, but it is It's value also is about the same as that ture of one out of five products. It is coin shop states. also the most risky, said King. Investors of gold. necessary in automobile catalytic con- While the metai does not enjoy the who trade in gold futures are susceptible verters to produce clean air, in While there are platinum ingots and popularity today in jewelry that it did in to what is called a "margin call," which pacemakers, cancer combating drugs, coins'that sell competitively with gold, the 1940s, it is prized by those who ap- requires them to cough up additional fiberglass and razor blades. platinum today is in the unique position preciate its purity. A platinum ring is 27 cash to restore equity in an account "Platinum soars into outer space as of being both an extremely rare precious percent purer in precious metal content when gold prices faJI. I . the key component in fuel cells and Exchange traded options are another metal and a critically important in- than a similar ring in 18 karat gold. dustrial material. . miniature electronic instruments," the alternative which protect the gold in- firm adds . A lustrous platinum ingot or ring may vestor from these very costly margin . Statistically, each yearthe world pro- The firm says that platinum ingots be placed in a safe deposit box for years, calls. While an investor is not required to duces 1,000 tons of gold and 10,000 tons have-become a popular addition to in~ and it will never tarnish or oxidize. restore equity in his options account of silver, but only 85 tons of platinum. vestment portfolios. Each bar carries a For a free brochure on investing in when gold prices fall, he does run the All the platinium recovered from the hallmark and its own serial number as a platinum, write Johnson Matthey, Ltd. risk of losing his investment altogether if earth would fill only one living room. signature of security. Thus, the weight 550 South Hill Street, Suite 1635, Los values fall precipitously. Investment interest in platinum has and purity of the bar is guaranteed, • Angeles, CA 90013. Area coin dealers Investors also can trade in gold stocks, grown recently because the demand for allowing buyers to resell easily their also should have information. Guarantee Self- Directed Easy Retirement IRATM Your Own Account Funds are invested in stock and An EASY IRA is the affordable way to bonds selected by you. No minimum save for a tax break. Weekly or mon- . investment amount is specified for Future trades other than the required $500 thly, we'll automatically deposit the amount you choose into your EA§Y minimum deposit. All orders are pro- IRA from your checking or savings ac- We make it simple and convenient for you to cessed by Michigan National count. The total annual deposit guarantee your future. We offer several IRA in- Brokerage Services. Transactions amount is tax deductible and the in- are settled automatically through terest earned is tax deferred. By sav- vestment options, two of which are our EASY your Individual Retirement Money ing a little at a time, all year long, your IRA ™ a~d Self-Directed Retirement Accounts. Market Account, which earns a com- investmer,l can grow up to an annual petitive rate of interest. Our dis- $2,000. And you earn an extra .25% You deCIde how much to contribute in order to counted commission rates can save just by opening an EASY IRA. !fleet your financial goals. Either way, the choice you a substantial amount of money in fees over those charged by full- ISyours. Come in to your nearest Michigan Bank- service brokers. liVingston branch and discuss the IRA plan best suited to your goals. DISCLAIMER: Inleresl and lax penallies apply for withdrawal prior to age 59Yl. unless permanently dlsab.'edor d~ceased. No ~ASY IRA aUlomatlc Iranslers can occur without sulflclent lunds In Ihe designated checking or statemenl savings accounl: wllh certain Iypes reslrlcted 10monthly or bl. weekly transfers. MiehiganBank -Livingston HOWELL HOWELL HAMBURG I BRIGHTON BRlmlTON BRIGHTON GRAND RIVER OFFICE PINCKNEY RD. OFFICE MAIN OFFICE E. GRAND RIVER OFFICE HILTON ROAD OFFICE 2260 E. Grand River 1195 Pinckney'" oad 7785 E. M-36 218 E. Grand River 10816E. Gtand River (Grllnd River lit 1·%) (NclIr Chilson Rd.) (AI 1·96 Exll) 313/231·9300 (East of MlIln 51.) (Wesl of P1ellSllnl Valley Rd.) ~17/546.7990 ~17/548-2820 313/229·4400 JJ3/229·8804 313/227-6047 . . Michigan National Corporation. Member F.D.r.C •• 24Hour Automatic Teller Machine (All 6 Locations) Including our drive-up window at Meijer Thrifty Acres ~1 , ; • • February 27, 1985 Investments '8519 it s; z r - Carol and Eric Nordell Antiques Pleasu re and profit, By MICHELE M. FECHT Nationally renowned antiques expert George Michael once remarked that "when you equateantiqueswith money. FECHT you've lostthe essenceof enjoying," Among the Nordells' antiques (above): An Amish quilt (circa While most authorities agreethat anti- 1922),a Tiger maple miniature slant front desk (circa 1830s), In- ques should be purchased "for dian basket, Quimper candlesticks (circa 1900), Kentucky col- pleasure" rather than value. the current demand in the antiques market has onel doll (circa 1910),train oil man doll (circa 1930),large folk art discerning buyers looking for quality doll (circa 1930)and an 1870chest from Pennsylvania. Detail of pieces to add to their collections - as dolls at left. . well asinvestmentportfolios, He says concentrating on one par- signatures always should be carefully Collectors Eric and Carol Nordell. ticular area can make collecting more examinedfor authenticity. Northville-based promoters of the Great enjoyableand far lessoverwhelming. Original finish or paint (particularly lakes Antique Show (formerly the Olde For those ready to purchase quality on pre-1850spieces) also will increase Inn Antique Show at Dearborn Inn). antiques, Nordell reiteratesthat the first the price of an antique 35-50 percent, agreethat the impetusfor purchasingan- rule of thumb is "to make sure you like Nordell notes. "The finish is a part of its tiquesshould be for pleasure. it. ' history," Nordell says, adding that he However, EricNordell notesthat "one "Second thing is to make sure'it is the discouragesrefinishing original pieces. of the added benefits of collecting is it bestof what it is," he notes. "Strive for With the current marketshifts, Nordell could be an investment." quality, not quantity," Nordell em- hesitatesto discuss the relationship bet- In addition to promoting the Great phasizes."It's betterto saveyour money ween price and age. However, he notes lakes .show, considered among the and buy one good piece a year rather that in general, "the older the better." premier antique shows in the midwest. pressedglass. than five mediocre pieces." Nordell explains that like any invest- the Nordells also have instructed classes Nordell also notesthat antique shows Once a collector has decided to pur- ment, there is considerable fluctuation on "American Country Antiques" at are among the best educational arenas chasea piece, Nordell suggestsseveral in the antiques marketplace due t~ the GreenfieldVillage. for beginners. thingsto keep in mind - particularly for "desirability" of certain items. For in- Ericsuggeststhat collectors looking to "The better the show, the better the those buyers looking at investment- stance, Victorian-periOd items have "invest in antiques" should prepare antiques," Nordell remarks, adding that gradeantiques. commanded higher prices in recent themselvesbefore plunging into the anti- exhibitors can be among the most "You should see if there is anything yearsdue to the increaseddemand. ,A,nd quesmarket. valuable resources for learning about about the piece that makesit unique for oak furniture, massproduced around the "The first thing you should do is get antiques. its form," Nordell says,noting for exam· turn of the century, can be sold for con· yourself aseducatedas possible - read "A lot of people are very shy about pie that a piece might have additional siderably more on the west coast than everything you can get your hands on," askingquestions," he notes. "You really adornment which separates it from the midwest or eastcoast. he says. For those looking to purchase needto talk with the dealers." othersof its kind. He attributes much of the differential 17th, 18th and early 19th century fur- Nordell says he, also considers the He also suggestsbuyersscrutinize the to the history of certain areas. He notes niture, Nordell recommends "Antique Henry Ford Museum and Greenfield quality of the workmanship and the type for instancethat in Michigan, which was American Country Furniture: A Field Village wonderful local resources and of materialsused. settled in the mid·l800s and is con· Guide" by Thomas M. Voss and "Old recommends a visit for anyone in- He further statesthat "the lessrepairs sideredan industrial state,"a lot of peo- Furniture - Understanding the Craft- terested in viewing some of the finest or change to its original state the better ple tend to like Victorian or later." sman'sArt" by Nancy A. Smith. ,. investment-gradeantiques. . the price." However, while certain periods such Booksabout antiques abound at both "When you are learning, you should Nordell also notes that any prove- as Victorian or Art Deco will fluctuate bookstores and libraries and cover a take one area," Nordell advises."Study nience or signing of a piece to originate with demand, the growing scarcity of myriad of subjects from country fur- it and learn as much as you can about its maker or area of origin is a "definite niture and. folk. art..to ..stoneware.and •• ·ih': .. , ••• ' , •• , , ~ 'plus." 'DistinC1ive" marks, stamps or . Continued on 11 1'Olln~estment!;"SS' February 27. 1985 , ... d - • • • • • • • • Enjoy investments MAYBE YOUR'RE PAYING MORE - -TA.XES THAN NECESSARY Continued from 10 While the middle market of the anti- E.F. Hutton invites you to a free ------Yes, I'd like to ques business went'soft during the reces- seminar on tax-advantaged in- vestments and financial planning. invest in myself. earlier (pre-1830s) pieces makes-them a sion, Nordell notes that it "has firmed up C Sounds great,l'U be there. Save_ seat!s). valuable investment. nicely" during the economic comeback. '. Topics to be discussed: :: I'm busy that night. but put me on your mailing list for future seminars. "Anything handcrafted or handmade Are there risks in antiques? "Certain- {. Your real rate of return after taxes Sounds so great I'm calling right away to reserve a seat. 313-229-6808. ' is worth more." he notes. "There is ly," Nordell says. However, he em- • Municipal Bonds nothing exactly like it. phasizes that "if something is good. it is • Tax advantaged Investments Nordell also emphasizes that when going to sell unless it is a totally • Annuities Name elRAs buying antiques "get it in writing on a ridiculous price." Address • Tax Shelters receipt. - at least that way you have Nordell notes that for anyone who ap- City State, Zip some legal recourse if it's not what it's preciates the history and uniqueness of The Hatton Seminar on supposed to be." antiques. collecting can be tremendous- Ta]l-Advanted Investments Business Phone HomePhone " A receipt as well as information about ly satisfying. . E.F. Hulton Account Number the piece also can be useful for resale "'t's a good way to spend money," he When: Taes., March 5th, '1P.M. purposes. states. "My bank account is around my .Where: Sheraton Oaks, Novi ~~HuttDn "You also have to beware of house. (Spruce Room) .325 E. Grand River, Brighton, MI48816 reproductions," he notes. "There are "I can live with my investments." masters in repainting supposed 'original paint pieces:" In searching for quality antiques, Nordell says that "any place can be a good place get a bargain." However, he cautions that there are fewer bargains to find today as people become more reluctant to let go of family heirlooms. He also notes that the bicentennial fever 'When you open of nearly a decade ag~ still brings p~opJe into the antiques fold. ,'-. -;, . • -{" . Nordell adds that not only has the renewed interest in antiques brought an IRA at masses into the market. but also has made prices very competitive. , "In the 10 years we've been dealing Citizens Trust, we and collecting, I'd have to say, in general. that antiques have moved 15 to 20 percent a year," Nordell says. add to your security He notes, for example, that "five years ago I could buy good quilts for $100, today it's $300-$400 and now they've plateaued.:::....~... .. with a cash bonus. He says Michigan remains a good / .... marketplace for antiques and points out that there is "a lot of money in Detroit to ", - \ support it." ~,,- <(o)!I--~,., '-' I; {()) \ Get help /" ;C" U ~ r '1\J' \ / \--' J i)\ I d, / with . / ./'"\.'\u'.~ / ---£ ~-~...... ,l/I \a - • .. .. . ~ .... ~." . - .~lllzensTrusl,sglvmgyou.an ~..-LV""- I - ~~..:::~. additional reason to start planning •...... -~-~t.... l/"'.....o _...:.:--. property for your future. / // /')... ~..., 0- When you open an Individual V (/ ""'.....~:~ ~=--:"- Continued from 6 Retirement Account (IRA) with us now, ~ "-,,-~,-;--- that's really not fair; the investor is really we'll add a two percent cash bonus to \,:7 providing a very valuable service to th.e your cqntribution- so a $2,000 contri- seller who needs to 'cash ouf quickly." bution will get you $40 additional in- $2,250 for single-income married coup- Similar is the investor who purchases terest up front. . les). You can begin withdrawing funds as property that needs repairs before it can This cash bonus is added to-first early as age 59112, and as an additional be placed on the market. Sumiec 'iaid quarter interest earnings on an eight- , ~'~bonus, you have your choice of several many people just don't have the time to een month (or longer) fixed or variable high-earning plans at Citizens Trust. make needed repairs on their. property rate IRA. It's a great incentive for you to This offer expires April 15, 1985, and are willing to sell it at a somewhat make one of the most effective long- so act now and we'll add to your future lower value to someone who can. term investments toward your non- security with our special cash bonus, ' Sumiec says he has two warnin~s lor working years. All your deposits and the Because Citizens Trust is interested in people considering an investment in ren· interest they earn are tax-deferred until you-not -. just today, but tomorrow as well. tal properties. First, you can't be friends you retire. And that tax-free compound- Matuntles 0118 months or more A maximum 01 $5,000 In contnbu' with your tenants. And, second, you ing really adds up over time. toonsper depoSItor IS eligible The minimum inohalconlrlbution IS $100 lorvanable rate accounts or $1,000 tor Ilxed rale, unless spousal ac· must be willing to take court action Any working person can contribute count. Withdrawal pnor to age 59th IncUrs substantial lax penalty ex· ceptlor death or disability. Early wl1hdrawaltrom any cenll,cate 01 against tenants who fail to pay their rent up to $2,000 each year to an IRA (up to deposit inCurs substanllal,nlerest penalty or otherwise abuse the property. Sumiec also has three recommenda- tions for individuals considering an in· vestment in real estate. "First. find a real estate agent who is knowledgeable about income· o Citizenillust producing and investment propert\', Se- cond. find an attorney who you're com- Downtown Ann Arbor· Augusta Township • Brighton. Chelsea. Lodi Township fortable with and can handle legal mat· . Plymouth Park, Ann Arbor. Saline. S. State St., Ann Arbor ters. And, third, find an accountant who MEMBER FDIC can assist you with all the financial con· . siderations, including taxes. F~bruary 27,1985 I~yestments '85/11 __ ~_·~··"~ __ """,,ca =----~--~-----~-- - ...... ~ ~ -' ~-_. -~------f _. • - - ...... •• There is still time to open or add to a... FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS I.R.A. and deduct up to $2,000 from your 1984 taxable income. After April-15th, it's too late for ~984. , • Deduct 'up to $2,000 ($4,000 if your We'll Lend You The Money For . spouse works) from your taxable in- Your IRA Tax Break.- come. • The interest you earn is tax deferred, Now, we're making it even easier to also. open or add to an IRA by lending you • Earn compounded interest at market the money you need to make the rates. maximum contribution *. You may borrow from $500 up to $4,000. • Several plans to select from with only a $1.00 initial deposit. For more information, stop by or call any First Federal Savings office and talk to one of our IRA Specialists. . • Deposit any amount up to $2,-000($4,000 if your spouse works). IRA's are insured separately up And get a tax break from the IRS with to $100,000 by the FSLlC. IRS regulations impose substantial tax penalties for withdrawal an IRA Loan from First Federal Savings. before age 591/2. There is a substantial interest penalty for early withdrawal on certificates. G) -~LRMDRR LIVINGSTON COUNTY'S ONLY HOME-BASED SAVINGS AND LOAN FIRBTFEDERALBAVINGB AND LOAN A~SOCIATION OF LIVINGSTON COUNTY HOWELL (517) 546-3610· BRIGHTON (313) 229-9576. SOUTH LYON (313) 437-8186 . PINCKNEY (313) 878-3127 • HARTLAND (313) 632-7495 • FOWLERVILLE (517) 223-9163 .I 1211nvestments '85 February 27,1985 ,(/'L" I "~l • OPEN .MOST " • DAYS, INSURANCE '., . PLANS A WEEK .~ c :fACCI5PTED • J,. r :';1" ~. -." A ./ .. \, .' t .' CHIROPRACT'IC L FECENTER, P,C, • 37617 FIVE MILE ROAD • LIVONIA (AT NEWBURGH RD.) IN CHATHAM VILLAGE. 591-9322 ~'I WISH WE 'WOULD'HAVE TRIED CHIROPRACTIC CARE SOONER~ ALL • OPTHOSE YEAR,S O,P'SUPPERING COULD HAlIE'IIEENAVOIDED,!" . <.' :....',;";::;,.::7.f .;~.:;: ,:-<: : ,":., ,... ,.;~t;;"f:"~;~'"" ";Z'fn') ;:;"U::;'~· __ !lr.·_liMolI_II!'lO!' __ ~ • • • • t I • 1 • • . '. WHAT IS A CHIROPRACTIC OUR PATIENTS AREN'T 'AVERAGE' I'd like to know about your so-called It's sometimes HARDER for people who "ADJUSTMENT"? "average" patients. Aren't these often des- think they know more to accept the fact An "adjustment", in Chiropractic terminology, is the usual means of treatment. It is perate people who come to your clinic as a that the power that made the body is the the specific manipulation of vertebrae which are slightly displaced or are failing to func- last resort? And, in general, aren't they same power that heals it. The same thing tion normally. often poorly·educated and low·income that took the body from two cells to a These are the vertebrae that interfere with normal nerye supply from the brain to people? That seems to be the stereotype. human being in nine months doesn't de' • First of all, we don't have any "average" sert it after the baby Is born. This Is the various parts of the body, causing not only a disturbance to the nervous system, but also power; this is the innate intelligence that many kinds of health problems and disorders. patients. All the patients in the office, as far as we're concerned, are special. They Chiropractors work with. Period. It doesn't Doctors of Chiropractic spend countless hours come to us for care; they come to us for matter whether you went to school for 52 (at least six years of college) learning the art of help - out of desperation because they've y~ars; your educated mind DOES NO examining by touch and spinal examining proce- been everywhere else - they put their HEALING. The innate mind of the body - dures in order to administer a specific spinal adjust- health on the line in order to seek either an the central neNous system, the life force ment. Both skill and dexterity are required to alternative type of care ... or because they of the body - is what heals ... NOT the . become proficient. don't want to take drugs or have surgery. fact that you can do calculus or trigono· • The adjustment is given by hand, consisting of They've come to Chiropractic as the only m~~ , placing the patient on a specially-designed adjusting natural alternative to orthodox medicine. table and then applying pressure, using specialized As to the claim that the majority of Chi· techniques, to the areas of the spine that are out of ropractic patients are on the lower eco· proper alignment or that don't move properly within nomic level, poorly·educated - it's just their normal range of motion. not true - lies set up by the political arm • • '> { INSIDE: t-~... It is a gentle procedure, and many patients feel of medicine and/or the enemies of ANY • WHAT AGE GROUP CAN new profession, whether it be a healing noticeable relief from pain after an adjustment: No, • 4 CHIROPRACTIC HELP MOST? your bones don't "crack". Sometimes a "popping" profession, a religion or whatever. • INSURANCE QUESTIONS noise Is heard as air is released between vertebrae In our office, we have people that are . '~NSWERED as the spine moves Into better alignment. two days old (Who have no jobs at all), from • bank presidents, state senators, U.S. rep· • CHILDREN ..& CHIROPRACTIC The number of treatments required by the in· resentatlves, full college professors, to ~ FREE' OFFER FOR YOUR dividual patient varies as greatly as the number of the man who's got to work with his hands ~..ENTIRE'FAMIL Y . health problems experienced. No inJections, medi- for a living: bricklayers, auto workers, pipe- '''.l~'''' '~,t:~\;' •..'f'~:.\~.. ""t"'.~~.,,: ' "" .. +.,- 1 ...~~~~~ .... ·"" .. ·:...... "it ./.*1, \}l'l, \, ~ "...... ~ cation or surgery are ever used in Chiropractic fitters, laborers. It runs the gamut. care. • SUPPLEMENT TO OBSERVER a ECCENTRIC NEWSPAPERS' .. " • "I WAS DON~T'ACCEPT ALWAYS IN PAIN AND THE VERDICTI "SEVERE PAIN • CONSTANTLY Haveyou ever been told, "You'll just have WHENEVER SICK1" to live with it ... nothing can be done?" Did , MOVED!" you wish you didn't have to accept this nega· • er and lower back tive verdict? You don't have to accept it. I had bad headac~es, ur~s and arms, which The pain or disease that is making your pain and numbness In ~~me from work early life miserable may respond to chiropractic caused. me to c?~eto my stomach from the because I was SIC hurting. care at our clinic. Positively. On this page are I Was haVing back . • headaches and my legSweeks of treatment~, I testimonials from just a few of our patients move without sever pr~b/ems. I Could not / Within a couple of tter I feel more active, e b results my husband ~aln. Af!er Seeing the started fee!lng ~uch ~ iu~t feel more like do- who DIDN'T accept a negative verdict ... who sleep better at night an to try chiropractic ~s ha~lng, I decided sought chiropractic care here instead - and n ing thingS. . ractic HIGHLY; I alwayS ment in the first we: not'ced improve- who are glad they did! e I recommend chlrop ood things that hap' ing the ailment rath . They Worked at Cur- am telling others O~a~ryei{theother person isn't to help the pai~. er than giVing me.pills pened to me, espec . . feeling good. Id try chiropractic, they THE FOLLOWING CONDITIONS ARE AMONG THE I wish everyone wou HENRIETTA WHEELER • won't be sorry. CONSTANCE BORUFF MANY THAT HA VE BEEN HELPED BY CHIROPRACTIC: CHECK LIST: 1/ Allergies r/ Arthritis • "I COULDN'T 1/ Headaches 1/ Back Pain "'SUFFERED WALK FOR OVER WITHOUT 1/ Dizziness HURTING1" 12 YEARS!" r/ Migraine 1/ Scoliosis • For 12years of m I'f 1/ Leg Pain fortably, and that f y I. e, I COUldn't sit com- thing I did. act Interfered with every- 1/ . m back, when' saw Sciatica I had tried man d - , had prob'e~s Wlth ~ couldn't wal~ any Then a friend told y octors without relief ic 1/ Stiff Neck the ads for chlropract .' And after a feW ~tarted chirOpracti:~:~out chiropractic. ; ·th ut hurting., 'th ImprOVing in a few w ka ments and began distanCe WI 0 Ik several blocks WI - ee 'can wa 1/ Painful Joints prOVing steadily eve . s and have been im- treatmen ts, feels great! . Th r since out any pain. It really HAROLD WHEELER ank you for relief f . • e/ Nerve Spasms pain that robbed my I'f rom .that miserable years:, I e ~f JOYfor 12 long 1/ Depression ESTHER DESJARDINS 1/ Tension 1/ Low-Back Pain -I 1/ Diabetes - • 1 FEEL BETTER? & Many More YOU'RE INVITED TO : A FREE DISCUSSION TELL OTHERSt eMIR P ACTIC ABOUT HEALTH • RKS! CHIROPRACTIC & YOUl • GIVE TH EM TH E IT CETS RESULTS, AND THAT'S WHAT'S ANY MONDAY G/FTOF HEALTH_ IMPORTANT! NIGHT AT 7:00 P.M. • FOR A- LIMITED TIME ONLY ... You've no doubt heard how chiroprac· mediate relief manipulation (adjustment) thermor~, Dr. Anthony DePalma, M.D., tors helped a friend's headaches or back· could have on spinal pain, often mistaken as stated: "No operation in any field of surgery aches or stomach problems. angina pectoris. By removing the subluxa- leaves in its wake more human wreckage But it's perfectly normal for you to • tions which cause the spinal pain, chiroprac· than surgery on the lumbar discs." By remov· YOUR ENTIRE FAMILY wonder whether a chiropractor can really tors often remove symptoms like angina pec· ing spinal subluxations, chiropractors have a help your particular problems - your toris and cardiac asthma. very good record of correcting disc problems WILL RECEIVE headaches, your back pain, your stomach without surgery. . problems - problems you may have had for ASTHMA - Dr. D. O'Donovan, M.R.e.S., some time. wrote in the Annals Of Allergy how scoliosis, HEADACHES - You may think there The truth is, doctors of chiropractic are a curvature of the spine found in over 50% of are all kinds of problems which cause • A Chiropractic. Exam extremely successful at eliminating many all teenage girls, often has a worsening eft headaches, but recent surveys show that symptoms - often more quickly and effec· fect on asthma. In Dr. O'Donovan's study, around 85 to 90% of all headaches are • First Spinal Adjustment • tively than other healing methods. when the patient's scoliosis was corrected, related to cervical (neck region) subluxa· But we can do so much more for you the asthma was also cured. And chiroprac· tions. In fact, Dr. M. Livingston, In The Cana· than Just treat symptoms. Your chiropractor tors, as you probably know, are the experts dian Family Physician, concluded that spinal Is concerned with making sure your entire at correcting scoliosis. manipulation could be effective in treating body Is functioning properly. Therefore, we headaches and a wide variety of neck, chest, go beyond treating your immediate symp· CONSTIPATION - Dr. R. Maigne, M.D., stomach and low back pains. By removing toms to make sure your body is again func· wrote in Orthopedic Medicine how func· the subluxations which create many types of AT tlonlng the way it was designed to. tional disturbance'l, such as constipation pain, chiropractors are very effective at'mak- Of course, as we said, chiropractic Is ex· and digestive problems, may respond well to ing headaches disappear, without having to tremely fast and effective at remedying manipulation (adjustments). Chiropractors prescribe pain·killing drugs. symptoms. have known for years that subluxations in NDeMARGE But we aren't the only ones who've said the lumbar region (low back) can cause con· STOMACH ULCERS - Even back In It. stipatlon and digestive problems, and that 1933, Dr. N. T. Ussher, M.D., was writing • Medical doctors and other health practl· proper adjustments can often correct the about how spinal misalignments can cause TDYDU! tloners who have researched chiropractic problem. stomach ulcers and painful gastritis. Twenty· also firmly believe that chiropractic pro· five years later, The Journel Of The American cedures really can help people with symp· DISC SYNDROME - Surgery should be Medical Association reported how 90 out of (IF X·RAYS ARE NECESSARY, MOST toms like the ones described here. avoided, whenever possible, but especially 100 patients with peptic ulcers also had INSURANCE PLANS COVER THEIR COST.) when spinal discs are Involved. In The Practl· problems with their vertebrae. Today, your . ANGINA - As far back as 1948, physl· tloner, Dr. H.J. Glanville, M.R.C.P., sug· chiropractor can often resolve many 'stom- clans like Dr. David Davis, M.D., were writing gested manipulation to relieve nerve ach·related problems simply by removing the SEE THE HEALTH CERTIFICATE In the Amerlcen Heert Journe/'8bout the 1m· pressure before considering surgery. Fur- misalignments which helped cause them. ON THE BACK PACEI • • I- " ..;'..tl.- 1 •• ~ ;';.~-.,''?-'~''.~.. , f: ...."'•. ..' I , •• ~ f I ...../t :;~. To ask this question is like hardly seems fair that having • asking which age groups The world today Is experi- to suffer with pain or being benefit most from good encing a terrible level of drugged into numbness are health. And yet, each age stress. Long work weeks, just rewards for all the years group has specific problems seemingly impossible dead- of hard work. for which chiropractic has lines and economic woes Depending on the degree specific answers. create incredible pressures. of spinal degeneration, the In addition, most adults chiropractor can often pro- (;~ !I r)'-{ Of! breathe in polluted air, drink vide help. Other mothers are often chemically-treated water and For senior citizens who amazed to see a mother car- consume an average of nine have been fortunate enough rying her baby out of the ad- pounds of food additives and to have suffered minimal • justing room. And yet, since chemical preservatives a trauma in their lives, virtually the delivery process itself year, putting even more complete spinal recovery causes a high percentage of stress on their bodies. One should be almost as easy as subluxations, infants do sure way to keep the stress it would be for younger peo- need chiropractic care. level from causing potential- ple. Obviously, children and in- ly dangerous subluxations is For those who have suf- fants are treated differently with regular chiropractic fered needlessly for years, than adults. There are new, checkups. chiropractic care can often highly-sophisticated meth- St=;'\;!f ....h f~ i lir"~f~l; slow or stop the degenera- ods of adjusting children to Retirement age for many tion, making life more com- • insure' the best possible people has become just plain fortable. It is certainly worth results with the least possi- tiresome. Aches and pains, the effort, so that senior ble discomfort. often the result of untreated citizens get the dignity of Though young children subluxations, abound. Yet it l1ealth care they deserve. can't tell you they're In pain, their irritability is often a sign of the need to be checked. YOUNG ADUI.T3 P.ND Children need spinal checkups ear- by chiropractic care and, better yet, rEE~U'GE:qS ly in life, for very obvious reasons. In the prevented by chiropractic care and early More and more young ad- • formative years, little ones are most spinal checkups. ults and teenagers are get- " susceptible and most exposed to the A very important part of your chil- ting involved in active sports. human and natural influences which dren's health program should be back- As a result, more and more of could affect their health. Preventative to·school spinal checkups, usually in them are getting injured, re- maintenance can ward off disease and the late summer. Your chiropractor can quiring prompt chiropractic care. illness: Children love chiropractic, check your children's spines and deter- Over half the girls in our because it is gentle and effective. No mine whether there is a problem and, if society develop scoliosis foul-tasting medicines to force down, so, correct it. Spinal checkups are not (curvature of the spine) dur- no painful and dangerous injections. only a good physical measure, but can ing puberty. Left untreated, And no financial drains on the parents. help your children be more mentally scoliosis keeps getting '. The diseases of children are many alert and, therefore, better students. worse. However, it can and varied, but virtually all of them can Any activity in which the structure almost always be corrected when chiropractic care is in- be avoided through regular scientific of the human frame is thrown out of nor- itiated in time. chiropractic health care service. mal balance can cause distortion of the Needless to say, every Why should your children be sick spine. Since it is impossible to restrain teenage girl should be when they can be f~ling well? a child from participating in the numer- checked regularly for / WITHOUT PILLS OR DRUGS ous normal activities that may cause. scoliosis and all teenagers stress and strain, the correction of faul- and young adults should see Things like leg pains, headaches, ty body mechanics during the early their chiropractor regularly to fevers, poor appetite, nervousness, stages is important. This is Whydoctors make sure their newly active nightmares, asthma, earaches and the sports lives aren't creating • of chiropractic recommend that chil- like can be cured without pills or drugs spinal problems they'll have dren hav.eperiodic spinal checkups be- to live with the rest of their cause they are energetic, impatient and lives. /. have an innocent disregard for caution. Spinal disorders often are the result of \ twists, sudden turns, aw~ward lifts and postural positions and shocking body contact during play. If not corrected, • --- spinal problems may lead to interfer- ence with normal nerve function and body mechanics, causing or contri- buting to severe illness. CHIROPRACTIC CJ\.N PREVENT . be called "The Silent Killer". Since 99 per- LIFELONG MISERY SU8t IJX/·~"'- ~ cent of your' nervous system deals with body You should see your chiropractor V E- H-, c: 6 H , function and one percent with pe;n, the sub· regularly to maintain the health of your luxation could continue undetected for entire family. His spinal checkups can years, unless triggered by a traumatic situ- save your children the misery of malady ation causing pain. • that could inhabit and haunt their entire Look at the sample illustration. As you lives. can see, one of the bones is out of place. This is called a "Displaced Vertebra", or spinal subluxation. If this bone moves far CHILDREN CAN RECEIVE FREE HEALTH CARE enough, it will press one of the nerve trunks that exit from the spinal column and run to FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY the vital organs within the body. When this IF ONE OR MORE PARENTS ARE RECEIVING HEALTH happens, it results in what is commonly CARE AT OUR OFFICE, THEIR CHILDREN WILL RECEIVE HEALTH called an "Impinged Nerve". If you have an • CARE AT NO CHARGE - CALL 591-9322 FOR DETAILS! impinged nerve in your spine, the natural healing, life-giving energy that flows through ~::~---';"'------";"------' your body is interrupted. This can result in pain, illness or organ malfunction. Chiropractors are specially trained to locate spinal subluxations and eliminate them through gentle spinal adjustments. NORMAL Once the impingement is removed, your SPINAL nerve trunk can begin returning to its normal DISC state, similar to the one shown in the illustra- If you are like many Americans, your tion. , .: spine has one or more spinal vertebrae that As this occurs, your body will begin are not in their proper alignment. returning to a niore natural health condition Michigan pays chiropractic and any other patient who re- Q. Does my health insur- This means that one of the spinal bones and you will feel better. Call our office for an ance usually pay for chiro- care due to injuries sus- quests adjustments. has moved and does not match those verte- appointment today. Natural health is as close practic x·rays and any other tained in accidents. " brae above or below it. This condition could as your phone! examination? Q. I am a senior citizen. Q. What if I need help in A. Yes. Will Medicare pay for chiro· filling out Insurance forms? Q. Does my health insur· practlc adjustments? A. Our highly-trained staff ance pay for regular office A. Yes (after deductible is will do all the necessary GOOD HEALTH COMES • .calls? paid). paperwork. A. Yes. Many major insur- Q. Are chiropractic servlc· ance companies, including es covered by Workmen's 'IN CANS· .•• Teamsters, Blue Cross·Blue Compensation Insurance, PILLS COME IN BOTTLES, BUT ... GOOD HEALTH COMES IN Shield Master Medical Pro- such as on·the·lnjurles? "CANS" ... Good Health comes to the person who: gram (General Motors sala- A. Yes. The Workmen's CAN - understand that Power that made the body is the Power that ried employees, Ford Motor Compensation Law allows heals the body. Company salaried employ- you to seek the doctor of ees, Great Lakes Steel, etc.), CAN - understand that Power is within you right now. your choice after the first 10 CAN - understand that Power (nerve energy) can be interrupted by a Aetna Insurance, Metropoli- days following occupational tan, Prudential and Travelers injury. During the first 10 vertebral misalignment. • CAN - realize an interruption of the Life Force wili directly affect pay a portion, If not all, days, you may require em· I regular chiropractic office ployer authorization. you~ health. calls. Q. Does medicaid cover CAN - and will seek chiropractic care to correct any interference of Q. If I receive Injuries due chiropractic adjustments this Life Force". to an automobile accident, and do you accept Medicaid CAN - break the bond that has had you "chained" to the pili bottle does my no·fault auto Insur· patients? - maybe for many years. ance cover any chiropractic A. Yes. Medicaid covers CAN - obtain periodic "Preventlcare" adjustments to maintain that care that I may need? chiropractic adjustments good 01' Happy, Healthy Feeling. • A. Yes, all auto insurance and our office will be happy If you have the cafls ... we have the can opener! . cl)verage In the State of to accept Medicaid patients , • CHIROPRACTIC LFE CEf\JTER, P,C, • 31611 FIVE MILE RD. AT NEWBURGH RD. • IN CHATHAM VILLAGE • LIVONIA' • 591.9322 . "P , \ • I SIX MILE J: z Cl 0 a: I- t :I Cl NOW OPEN & DAYS A al Z N ~ :: ~ w FIVE MILE a: z oe( WEEK TO.HELP YDU! I u. . • MON.-WED.-FRI. TUES. & THURS. SATURDAY 9 AM to 7 PM 10 AM,to 6 PM 9 A",to 1 PM -:I". 1·96 " ~ • " I ; , One of ,th~ AME~lriAN'iIFE C~IRO~~ACTIC 'CENTERS - Affiliated Clinics in Garden City,"Alhin,Park and Hamtramck ~ • • .. ~-<- .. ~ I• PINCHED NERVES .WE HELP FAR MORE MASQUERADE AS MANY THAN SORE BACKS When I first heard about chiropractic, I asthma, allergies, migraine •headaches,• •ear knew that it was probably where you went if problems, sight problems, lowered resis· HEALTH PROBLEMS, you had a back problem - and that was tance to infectious diseases, menstrual ALL Iknew. Now Iunderstand there Is Just a cramps, leg cramps, bowel problems, to • Nerves control each and every function of the human body. Nerves host of other health problems that have name a few. transmit all sensations to the brain ... control all movement ... make possible been successfully treated through chiro· 'PROOF OF THE PUDDING' sight, smell, taste and hearing. practlc care. How did chiropractic, in the These symptoms that I've just men- Nerves maintain the balance and keep the body temperature at 98.6 first place, get the reputation for Just being tioned can be manifestations of a malfunc- degrees F. Nerves control the blood pressure, stomach action, blood flow, for sore backs and, secondly, how did you tioning, nonfunctioning nervous system. It speech and breathing. In fact, every function taking place in your body is manage to overcome that? might have taken years to develop, before under the control of the nerve system. Therefore, it doesn't take. much im- Number one, chiropractors don't you get the symptom. By the time you ex- agination to understand what can happen when a nerve is "pinched", when its "treat" anything. Chiropractors look for and perience the symptom, it's too late to pre- function is diminished. detect spinal subluxa,tions which damage vent the problem that must be cared for. the central nervous system and peripheral Pinched nerves can "mimic" every known disease. But we help the nervous system to reo nerves that control how your body works - Pinched nerves can meticulously mock all the symptoms of such gain its function and start solving the health which causes health or disease, depending problem. • disorders as asthma, pleurisy, sinusitis, bronchitis. Pinched nerves can on the damage. Chiropractors have got this Then I suppose the proof of the pud· faithfully copy the discomforts of skin diseases, allergies, sore throat, "back doctor" image because we work with ding with all these people Is - are they be- gastritis. Pinched nerves can exactly duplicate the frightening signs of cor- the nervous system and it comes out of the Ing helped? And, if they're being helped, onary disease, meningitis, encephalitis, emphysema. Pinched nerves can spinal cord; that's the "back". Or the neck. they certainly have to accept the philoso· even fabricate the actual physical changes of ulcers, eczema, bursitis, ar- If the .nervQ!Jssystem CEtflteredin tpe leg, phy.that gets tf\~~ ~!l~rp. Wf! have already ~hritis - in fact, EVERY disease known to man. ' we'd be working on your h~g;If it centered in dlsc\Jssed the fact that chiropractic care the foot, we'd be working on your foot. That does far more than Just help sore backs, and just happens to be where it is. we've talked about some of the many kinds Chiropractors obviously are excellent of health problems that have responded • 1 DIZZineSS. headaches. nervousness, eye and ear "back doctors". Many of our patients have favorably to chiropractic. Could you talk problems, high blood pressure, chromc tiredness, musculoskeletal problems - back and mlgralOe headaches, nervous breakdown, Insom· about some of your more unusual or To AU SecttOns OIa, lalntlng spells, glandular lroubles. allergy shoulder and leg and arm problems - but a of the dramatic cases? Head and Face lot of our patients have them coupled with Let's preface this by saying that it is 2 SIan dlSO 6 Low blood pressure. poor cIrculatIOn. ulcers, hIves, it diabetes. If we have an irritation in part of stocnach trouble ~~---"I the lungs where there's an inflammation, ~~ . we may call that bronchitis. An inflamma- 7 Hoccoughs.lowered reslS1ance. dyspepsIa, ClrcUIa· tory problems, rheumatism " ' ~= tion of the bony joints of the body is usually #'~ ::)~~ called some form of arthritis. So we've tend- Conaln types of sterility, Impotence, menstrual a C ~' - l fI"~, ed to place names on everything, and then troubles, doarrhea. constIpatIOn ;or. ... .:\ \1 place priorities on the names, depending on • '0 Bla , A p lal-O an r! ,'} o • ALL NEW PATIENTS PRESENTING THIS HEALTH CERTIFICATE WILL RECEIVE HERE'S YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO • CONSULTATION • NERVE TEST • CHIROPRACTIC EXAMINATION DISCOVER 'WHAT CHIROPRACtiC • FIRST SPINAL TREATMENT CARE CAN ,DO FOR YOUR HEALTH FREE OF CHARGE! (PRESENT TO RECEPTIONIST) :PR'oBLEM - THERE'S NO REASON CALL 591-9322 FOR APPOINTMENT TO. SUFFER. ANY, LONCERI • ~--U\J-O-NIA~) 37617 FIVE MILE ROAD LIVONIA (IN CHATHAM VILLAGE) ,C,aIE591~ 322 .. ' CHIROPRACTIC (If X·Rays Are Necessary, Most LIFE CENTER; PC. Insurance Plans Cover Their Cost.) ~~':FQ~'~r,I'A~POINTMENTTODAY! '~:I~ , • " • 1 t l ; ~..'" I' \ • .M"\~\,,,,~/j.! ). (i • #./' III... . : . \ '" .. .r, ~\ ',,, '.",.,:t{;' ~..~~~"'.C·;~~~~../'~'~ ;..~.1 ,t' .. ./(~~ ":". I v..i~\~ . r'," •