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Pllbllca_Numbe .V __01_, _11_2_,N_o_._5_1,_F_o_u_r_8e_c_t_io_n_s,_3_6_p_aP_IU_S_S_Up_p_l_em_en_tg_e_s_, Wed n e s day, J u I~y 1, 1981 - Nor t h v..:....::...:.....=.:~:....:....:....:.:..:...:::...:..:.:....-i II e, M i chi g a n -'- --:~~~~~=_=~~TWENTY-FIVE CENTS " Nisun ousted for his role in bogus gun transaction By KEVIN WILSON learned that Nisun had released police The exchange was under investiga- •• letterhead stationery to a firearms tion by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Meeting in special session Thursday, dealer who used it for a handgun tran- Tobacco and Firearms, but MacDonald June 25,the Northville Township Board saction of questionable legality. The said he does not believe the former of Trustees accepted a request from 10- board subsequently asked the chief to chief should be implicated in criminal I. year police chief Ronald Nisun that he step down. activity. be relieved of his position immediately N1Sun,51, submitted his request for "1 don't think he intended to do and assigned duties as a patrolman. demotion without reference to the inci- anything criminal,'.' the supervisor It also named Lieutenant Kenneth dent, which was revealed after the said. "He (Nisun) has acknowledged Hardesty, second-ranking officer in the meeting by township Supervisor John that it was an indiscreet act that department, acting chief for an indeter- MacDonald and Clerk Susan Heintz, shouldn't have happened. It is simply minate time. who had discovered the misuse of an example of very poor judgment on The action followeda three-hour clos- township stationery in the preceding his part." • ed session during which the board week. He also said Nisun Wasnot acting for personal gain or profit. Nisun allegedly released a sheet of township police letterhead stationery, Hardesty's acting chief with two carbon backing sheets, to a family member of Robert Pattison, a After accepting Ronald Nisun's letter senior plumbing inspector for the city asking to be relieved of duties as ofLivonia who also operates a firearms township police chief, the board of dealership called Shooters Service at trustees voted unanimously to name 29419West Six Mile Road at Middlebelt Lieutenant Kenneth Hardesty acting in Livonia. chief until the post is filled by appoint- Township officials said Pattison, or a • person in his employ, wrote a letter ment. Clerk Susan Heintz made the motion dated June 3 "confirming" an order for to appoint Hardesty acting chief effec- 84 Smith and Wesson handguns of tive June 26,which meant immediately assorted types, put Nlsun's signature as it was then 12:20a.m. on the missive, and placed the order Hardesty, 34,has 11years experience through the John A. Biewer Company of in the township. Heintz called his Marysville, Michigan. Marysville is a record "excellent. " small port community immediately He is enrolled at Schoolcraft Com- south ofPort Huron. munity College to complete re- Pattison, they said, also forged an ex- quirements for a degree in law enforce- cise tax exemption form that was the ment, though he Is not attending primary concern of federal in- • vestigators. Firearms are subject to a' classes. He said his educational background inlcudes attendance at 10percent tax that is waived for sales to' Lansing Community College, East'.ml police agencies. Michigan University and Madonna Col- The officials supplied copies of the lege.• ,_ Hardesty was a reserve oWcer for KENNETH HARDESTY Continuedon2-A the tC!'Ynshipfor two years and a full time patrolman in Green Oak Township for two years. As a full-time township. patrolman he was promoted to sergeant In 1mand lieutenant in 1979. He and his wife Joanna are South • Park Lane, Fry, Maxwell and Lyonresidents and have two boys. MANY OFFICES and MacDonald said Hardesty will serve businesses will be closed Friday Marilyn immediately north of as acting chief "at least until the next for the holiday weekend. These Five Mile Road. meeting of the board" July 16. The include city and township of- fices, the library and The Nor- supervisor said the board will later COLOR PORTRAITS of Nor- decide whether to launch a search for a l: thville Record. Residents are thville High School seniors new police chief or promote from within , asked to shop early Friday as d most downtown stores will be receiving their diplomas at the the department. June 12 commencement h r, open only until 6 p.m. this week. That may be dependent on the results ceremony now are available at Photo by STEVE FECHT of an expected second attempt to in- i1 Friday is the compensation day t~ many companies are giving for the high school office. The 4 x 6 Librarian Melanie Robinson will parade Saturday as the literary Cat in the Hat crease taxes supporting the depart- portraits are $1.75each. ment. A May 19vote for a one mill in- ! the Fourth, which falls on Satur- • day. Northville school system, crease was rejected by a narrow ~{ margin. J however, will have Monday off ALL-DAY GOLF, a fund- Without a millage increase, the , as its compensation day. raiser sponsored by the Nor-, Firing up for the Fourth township contends, it will have to lay orr I~ thville Kiwanis Club, is slated at least one patrolman before the year PARK GARDENS subdivision Monday at Bay Pointe Golf Club, is out. homeowners are forming an reminds project chainnan Tom "The American Family" will be taking a bow in Nor- ing lot at 10.a.m., moves east on Cady, north on Griswold, The realignment in the 10-man force ~ Handyside. Admission includes thville Saturday as floats in the annual Fourth of July west on MalOand north on Hutton to Dunlap. association to more efficiently caused by Nisun stepping down leaves address their concerns regar- golf, breakfast, lunch and din- parade depict this theme, chosen, as a symbol of strength The route returns to Main Street from Dunlap at Wing Hardesty, a lieutenant, in charge, three ~ ner, an open bar the entire day, and stability in these times of economic and social uncer- and progresses west on Main to Rogers, turning south to ~j ding the lack of sewers in their sergeants immediately below him, and, neighborhood. The first meeting and many' prizes. The golf bonan- tainty, Jaycee sponsors explain .. Cady, then back on Wingto Fairbrook and the Downs. counting Nisun who starts duties after ~~ za replaces the club's annual The parade route will take a two-block detour to avoid The parade will feature clowns and costumed marchers will be Wednesday, July 8 in Nor- • completion of his vacation time, six thville Township Hall meeting horse show. Monies are used by Mainstreet renovations, as well as six bands, horses, bicyclists, 20antique cars, 10 patrol officers. r·R Kiwanis to sponsor activities for With Mayor Paul Vernon serving as grand marshal, the room, 41600 Six Mile Road. Af- The township department also fected homeowners are those on local handicapped children. parade leaves the northwest entrance of the Downs park- Continued on 6-A employs several part-time and full- time dispatchers, and record clerks. Worl{.on Mainstreet • is beating time frame Street and sidewalk construction on ahead of the timetable which calls for Center and Main in the heart of resurfacing of Main and replacement of downtownIs right on schedule this week sidewalks on Main from Center to Town as giant equipment has been clawing Square by Allgust 7. out old concrete and asphalt, emptying Resurfacing of Mary Alexander the huge chunks Into tandem haulers Court and the Town Square area is for removal. scheduled to begin August 10. • Other equipment has followed im- At the Downtown Development mediately to smooth the way for new Association meeting Tuesday members road bed construction. were to view a scale model of the enUre "It's moving along extremely well," project. DPW superintendent Ted Mapes DDAand city council member Dewey reported Monday, adding, "My depart- Gardner, who also Is owner of Four ment Is going crazy trying to stay seasons store, offered to display the ahead." model next in the windowofthe store on DPW crews worked past midnight MainStreet for community viewing. Monday replacing old water lines Inthe The model shows the four-sided town block by the theater. Mapes explained clock in place near the Town Square - that doing so will save tearing up the former parking lot area on Main streets later. across from the theater. • Malnstreet construction crews were Residents will be able to see targeting to have asphalt on the Main downtown renovaUon progress 'this Street blocks between Hutton and Wing Satuday as the Jaycee-sponsored by tonight. Fourth of July parade is expected to Traffic last week was detoured draw the usual crowds. The parade around the block on Center from route wlll detour to Dunlap from Hutton Dunlap to Main. This week the north- to Wingto avoid the construction scene. south route was open, but east-west Even though the asphalt surfacing through traffic was detoured around should be completed on Main, Mapes Main from Hutton to Wing. Main Is due said, there stlll wlll be island barriers to be open again by the weekend. and curbing work in that area that • WayneGriffin, liaison man on the site couldbe a hazard for the parade. for McNeely and Lincoln Associates, Ted Mapes,left, and Steven Walters display model of Mainstreet project now on view at Four Seasons said,Tuesday morning that crews were Continuedon S-A 'I / ,I .\ - 2-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wedneloday. July 1. 1981 ..._._-for all 1 Nisun demoted to patrolman rank OCC~SIO:ns• ' Continuedfrom Page 1 unlikely because the order was never Nlsun then went to his officewhile the from a fine or loss of vacation time Or , letter and forms to this newspaper. Pat· shipped, but that discovery of other board took a break. When Nisun again some such all the way to termination." From invitations to ice carvings, from tison denied that Nisun's signature was evidence might lead to more study of appeared the board was called into Although Nisun requested the demo- forged to the documents, saying they the case open session, and the chief presented tion by letter, MacDon~d left no dOUbt champagne fountains to !>even-course I were signed with the former chief's . The order has since been canceled, his letter. that the decision was the board's. dinners, your wedding reception will "permission, much like yOU'dhave a since the township's lo-man force has He requested that he be relieved of "It's important to protect the integri. be happily remembered as a beautiful letter signed by a secretary. " noneed for 84handguns. duties as chief immediately. The letter ty of the township police department," The board was told Pattison's at- event for all. The bottom of the letter bears the in- also asked that he be assigned to a he said. "You've got to respect the man itials RLN/jp. The officials said they tempt to gain a distributorship had patrolman position upon completion of for what he has done here, but you also believe "jp" to be the initials of one of been hampered by ill health and a his accrued vacation time. have to guard the reputation of the 27910 w. 7 Mile , Pattison's relatives employed at sUbsequent operation with complica- He made no comment on the reasons department. " LIVONIA Shooters Service. The tax exemption tions that reqUired further surgery and for his request. His comments after the MacDonald said the decision to have Between Mlddlebelt & Inkster certifICate bears no initials to signify hamper his ability to work to this day. meeting did not touch on the incident Nisunbecome a patrolman was govern. He and Nisun said they were acquain- ___ J, that tile letter was sign2d by anyone eithe:-. ed, to some extent, by perceptions 531-4960 After 11 a.m. other than Nisun. tances off and on for more than 15 "I believe what I just did was best for about how the department would - - ---J The signature on the order clearly years. Both are Livonia residents. myself, my family and the township," operate after the demotion. • does not match the one Nisun signed to he said. "I've served as police chief 10 "We (the board) didn't feel at this his letter last week. Additionally, the years now - I always thought I did a point in time that he should be placed in typist's initials at the bottom of the let- good job." a command position (lieutenant or ter do not match those of anyone in Pattison declined all comment sergeanO," MacDonald said. "My Store Hours townshiphall. beyond saying he had the stationery primary concern was maintaining the According to,township officials, Pat· with Nisun's permission and that it was integrity ofthe department." tison approached Nisu:l seeking to have signed with his knowledge. Contacted. Both the clerk and supervisor noted an order placed thrOUgh the depar~ Monday, he offered to call back, but there might be some diffiCUlty I ment. The gun dealer was, they said, at- was not present when a call was placed nonetheless, as the township is current- tempting to impress the company with toShooters service Tuesday ly negotiating with its police unions and high demand for weapOns in the area Clerk Heintz moved to accept the Nisun was included in tactical sessions because he was seeking to become a chief's letter and its content:;, and the for the negotiations. As a patrolman, he. distributor for the company. rather motion was seconded by Treasurer willjoin the union. than routing his orders through other Richard Henningsen. The board, with Heintz noted that there were no other dIstributors. all members present, voted unanimous- members of the department involVed In their understanding. they said, the ly in favor. and emphasized the gravity of tht: inci· order was a ploy to get the company's MacDonald said after the meeting dent in the board's eyes. atttention and was to be canceled after RONALDNISUN that all members of the board agreed "We're dealing with guns here," she Smith and Wesson contacted Shooters that Nisun should no longer be chief of said. "He was man in a pUblicposition, Service. Nisun is a member of the city's zoning the department, but that the board had anc we had to do something to say that But the order for 84 guns exceeded board of appeals, Pattison a former considered "the full gamut of penalties, was wrong." Nisuh's understanding of what was to plumbing inspector. He has not worked be done, and also was not canceled for the city since september 1980and THE NORfHYlllE RECORD I Pu~ shed £.c'" Wed_sd-l., before township officials learned of the said Monday he is seeking a medical e., The Nort", ...l e R&CO GLENN E. SHIPLEY 1906,in Salem. He worked in the Ford Complete Custom Landscaping Valve Plant and the former WillowRun Glenn E. Shipley, a life resident of the Bomber Plant during WorldWar II. Designing • Planting • Construction Northville area who for many vears owned and operated a jewelry and In addition to his wife he leaves two watch repair store on Main Street here, daughters Mrs. Beverly McDevitt of We will be closed Friday, July 3rd thru Monday July 6th • died June 19at the age of75. Livonia and Mrs. Karen Neal of Have a Happy and Safe 4th of Jujy He and his wife Eula had been living Wayne; two sons George Gorney of in Westland. He died at Garden City Clare and Norman Shipley of Canton Osteopathic Hospital. Township; 13 grandchildren and four 9710Rushton Rd., P.O. Box 178, South Lyon, M148178 Funeral was held June 22 at the R.G. great-grandchildren. He also leaves Call: (313) 349-1111 or 437-5454. Open Mon.-Sat 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. and G.R. Harris Funeral Home in nieces Irene Proctor of Chelsea and Garden City with the Reverend Ray- Eleanor Tanner of Salem and nephews Located 21h miles W. of Pontiac Trail (4 miles E. of US 23), mond Babb officiating. Burial was in Elmer Bennett of Plymouth, Eugene % mile N. of Seven Mile Rd. Cadillac Memorial Gardens West. Shipley of Port Huron and Eddie Kin- Mr. Shipley was born January 13, caide of Reading, Michigan. Early holiday deadlines Alleditorial and advertising of- The Green Sheet is 4 p.m. Thurs- ~~ fices of the Sliger/Livingston daY,July2. Publications will be closed this Offices will be open as usual Friday and Saturday in com- Monday, July 6, and other news memoration of the Fourth of July deadlines remain unchanged. holiday. Our Town news for July 8 edition must be received in The Record Deadline for placing ads in the office by 9 a.m. July 2. Deadline ...------1 HouseholdServices and Business for classified ads in The Green NOWOPEN Directory of the July 8 edition of Sheetis3:30p.m. Monday. Village Paper Station Parson to Person •.. ttrui's "About CUSTOM DRAPES God the UPHOLSTERING Miraculous" WHITE HOUSE MANOR • WALL COVERING Dr.James WINDOW TREATMENTS Luther RESTAURANT- Some people have trouble accepting the miraculous and the supernatural. But actually ALL OFF the acceptance of the miraculous merely 30% depends on your point of view. If I were to tell you that an entire city block was being ex- We will be cavated for a large sky scraper and the job was being done by a three year old boy with his toy Closed Thru July 11th pail and .shovel, you would not believe me. Sunday, However, if you heard that the same task had July5 • FREE with any purchase been done by a man with a steam shovel, you would have no reason to doubt the statement. So it is with the' miraculous. If your conception KIRSCH of God dwarfs him into a puny creature as weak as yourself, you will naturally "stumble" over "Windows Beautiful" the miraculous. Yet, if the omnipotent God of Scripture is believed, you have no trouble ac- a $2.50 Value cepting the miracles found in God's Word. God Is all p,owerful, " ... with God all things are possible' (Matthew 19:26). God Is all know- Ing, "His understanding is infinite" (Psalm VILLAGE ~APER STATION 147:5). God Is eternal, " ... from everlasting to everlaslng, thou art God" (Psalm 90:2). God Is BUSINESSMEN'S LUNCHEON 872 Starkweather, Plymouth always present (Psalm 139:7-8). No place to Weekdays 11:30·3 P.M. Reservations Optional • l:lkW for the lost man means never alone for the 9-5 DaUy, 459-3617 Christian. Dinner Reservations Requested Fri. tfl 8, Faith accepts, and reason demands a God of 5:30-10. p.m. Fri. & Sat. until 11 p.m. Sat. tlI4 "We Make Beauty Affordablo" the miraculous. And the greatest of all miracles is this, that God can transform a sinner Into a Saint. A God, who through the blood of His Son can cleanse a soul from sin and guilt, Is big HAPPY HOUR 3·6p.m. enough to do anything. INFORMATION/RESERVATIONS349-6200 Major Credit 43180Nine Mile Road First Baptist Church of Northville VALET PARKING OPTIONAL Cards Honored Just East of NovlRd.•Novl 217 N. Wing • Northville 348-1020 • rr .... • Wednesday,July 1,1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-3.A N-ovi Ambulance operation queried By KATHYJENNINGS regarding licensing to operate "Alert" bulances bearing "Alt'rt" as the also said that "Alert" is a subsidiary or .~With the cost rtfi ambulances as advanced life support predominant logo apparently were be- division of "Novi Ambulance, In- Novi Ambulance Company owner vehicles. The names of the ambulances ing used on advanced life support runs corporated" and he was licensed to run of energy lJ John Early has until July 31to explain used was the only issue dealt with at the normally handled by "Novi Am- "Alert" ambulances in 1979 . I rising between n • 0 Oakland County which of his am- hearing. ~ bulance" vehicles. Oakland County "The state says you must identify the ~ 50% to 70% .. ~ulances will be used for running ad- Formally, the issue under considera- health officials questioned whether vehicle, it is identified on the front as vanced life support service and which tion was that an ambulance Early had received proper approvals to Novi Ambulance," Early objected. U this winter can ~ are for basIc calls. predominantly identified as "Alert Am- use "Alert" ambulances in this area. "Alert was for Garden City and was ill. you afford Early's firm is contracted to serve bulance" was providing advanced life Additionally, constant changes in the purchased solely to run basic service in NOTto both the city and township of Nor- support servire in Oakland County vehicles which were providing advanc- Garden City. But I told the state I was uv thville, in addition to many other without knowledge or authority of the ed life support service created confu- running low on vehicles and received CALLUS Wayne and Oakland County com- cOUJJtyemergency medicine regulating sion at the hospital regarding the status authorization to run Alert. I never knew 0 "Help me to be the best self I can, for munities. body. of different ambulances and prompted I was running under any type of viola- 626·1808 tomorrow depends on me'" ·Questions over whether Early was On advanced life support calls train- the action, according to Dr. Paul tion. r Pre-school Call348-2940 sending the wrong vehicles on ed paramedics attempt to stabilize the Pomeroy. After hearing Early's remarks and 669·2020 ~ Early Elementary or 348·0951 emergency calls resulted in the tem- victim at the scene, treating the injured As Oakland County project medical approximately 90 minutes of delibera- ~If==Jte===c:::::!.i Day Care available Limited Enrollment .')Qrary suspension of hjs privileges to much as they would be handled in a control director, Pomeroy was asked tion the panel reported it intended to lift perform advanced life support service hospital emergency room, while basic by Eotsford to look into the matter. He the temporary suspension of Early's over the weekend. life support is/primarily first aid and subsequently issued a temporary privileges to perform ALS. ·The issue was presented Monday in a transportation to a hospital. suspension of Novi Ambulance's Hewas asked to provide a letter clari- hearing before the medical control Ambulances which are going to be us- priVilege to perform advanced life sup- fying the structure of Novi Ambulance board - a group of doctors and hospital ed for advanced life support must be in- port service. and the advanced life support opera- • 1 administrators which oversees medical spected by the Michigan Department of Early explained to the board he had tion. He further was told there :.hould care issues and reviews alleged viola- Public Health and the body governing in fact obtained proper approvals to use be clarification noted on the vehicle tions of procedures for emergency emergency medical service in Oakland "Alert" ambulances on advanced life regarding its connection with Novi Am- "1~ medicine in the county. County must be notified of the state's support calls. Early said one of his rigs bulance. For example if "Alert" is a ::~: ·While Early was not allowed to run approval. was having engine repairs and painting subsidiary that information should be ScissorsHair Design adyanced service, he said back-up was Action was initiated against Early by and the "Alert" vehicle was being used on the ambulance. .'1':. ~ .provided by Fleet Ambulance Com- Botsford Hospital. Botsford has served as a back-Up. Pomeroy explained after the hearing Invites you to a whole new experience! pany. Fleet's nearest base is in Com- as the base hospital for Novi Am- "All my vehicles have been inspected the committee felt there was no proof J'1:lerceTownship, but Early said he was bulance since December. Edward by the MDPH as life support units," that Early had intended to defraud Make Overs "promised a floater would be stationed Barter, an administrator at Botsford, Early said. "We had one vehicle tem- anyone. in Walled Lake, response time was not noted five cases in the past six weeks in porarily out of service for repair. We Hair Designed and Make-up Applied for S25 "Technically he may have been .r\·. , effected." which ambulances labeled "Alert" have complied with the proper notifica- wrong in terms of improper notification - The action against Early was lifted were used on advanced life support tion to the state. We have never been to the county. But this wasn't an issue -l\fondayafter his company was placed calls. told we could not use Alert vehicles as a that would have an impact on patient J" o,nprobation until July 31 or until the DUring that six week period several backUp when we have vehicles out of care," Pomeroy said. J matter is clarified. The panel requested different vehicles with different iden- service." The City of Novi has planned a documentation from Early as well as tification numbers and logos were ar- Pomeroy pointed out "Alert" is not a meeting with Early and hospital of- .:f. the State Public Health Department riving at the hospital. Specifically, am- "recognized entity" in Oakland County. ficials to discuss services there. '. t: He produced information that showed Early was licensed to run ambulances In the past week Early has been ac- - [. • cused of overcharging those he ....~ under the name "Novi Ambulance," WANTED! and "Novi-Farmington Ambulance." transports. Novi City Manager Edward ::f Campers for Panel member Dr. Robert Arano- Kriewall said those accusations have ..' prompted a lot of "telephone activity." BEFORE AFTER :: ...: HURON VALLEY HAPPY BIRTHDAY sian, of Pontiac Osteopathic, said that Northville Township Business GIRL SCOUT he had contacted the state licensing 33604 7 Mile, Livonia 477-4080 division and found Alert ambulances Manager David Lelko said he has not ~~j: COUNCIL'S Phyllis Lemon were licensed as basic life support received any calls in regard to Early's - .' Camp Linden vehicles and were to operate in Wayne .service or charges, but that a story in a Girls who have County. major metropolitan daily newspaper is completed 3rd But Allen C. Ingle, an attorney being included in board of trustees' ·'P-IIIII!!III--- .. ------.. thru 12th grade Don't Forget - representing Early at the proceedings, agenda packets for a July 16 meeting. can participate in: explained "we had approval to use that "I think we'll be looking into it," he SWIMMING, ijilli. inplace of vehicles which are down." said. "Since we do have a contract with NATURE STUDY, To Sign Up Early explained he is licensed to them, and questions have been raised, SPORTS, MUSIC, operate two advanced life support am- we'll be keeping an eye on the situa- ECOLOGY, ART, "??" For Social bulances and one back-up vehicle. He tion." DRAMA, AND MORE. • • CAll: ~ Security! 483-2370 FOR DETAILS Council closes meeting tWIce• In• one evenIng• Two closed sessions during Monday sion on whether to do so Monday night. night's city council meeting kept coun- Chief Cannon said Tuesday he has not cil members at city hall until half an been notified if this action is to be hour past midnight Monday. taken. As permitted by the Open Meeting Patrolmen HUgh Jordan and Dave We have in stock a full line of coins Act, 'the first closed session was held at Fendelet were the officers involved. and supplies-stamps and supplies. the request of two patrolmen whose Union representatives were William grievances were being appealed by Birdseye and Gerald Radovic. APPRAISALS-INVESTMENT COUNSELING their union. Council adjourned the regular When the council ended the hearing meeting at 11:45 p.m. to go into closed Certified Scales at 10:20 p.m., no pUblic action was session to discuss possible property taken on the grievances. City Clerk purchases. As a result of opposition by Joan McA1listerwho took the minutes residents of the Randolph-High street at the session stated afterward that one areas the council has delayed decision 348- action was upheld and the other penalty to move Kerr House to the property it was lessened by council. owns and purchased for this purpose at It was understood that the grievances the southeast corner of the intersection. were two, separate instances of infrac- 8340 Other property in the city to which tions for which disciplinary action was taken by Cannon. the house could be moved was discuss- 1039 Novi Rd., Northville ed Inthe closed session. By terms of the By union procedure the patrolmen agreemE!ntwith the postal service, the had protested to the union, who carried house must be moved by the end of the the grievance through the channels. After taking it to Cannon, it was review- month to permit construction of an ad- 4th of JULY ditionto the present post office. **** ed by the city manager. When it still was upheld, the session with council If a site is not located, the city was requested. In the action that upheld manager and council could decide to the chief's decision it now is possible for have the house demolished. the union to take the case to arbitration, The matter is to be on the agenda for ~~UJ~~P'~ PICNICS!I the next council meeting July 6. but the representatives made no deci- 41455W. 10 Mile-Novi SERVE ~ 348-3155 (at Meadowbrook) Mon.-Sat. 9 a.m.-ll p.m. Sun. 12 p.m.-9 p.m. SALE from July 1.tpo.J~u.ly.8.,""1.9_8.1,....1'W"I...... _I!I""'I"'l ~_.~IJ~BROASTED L WV sets millage forum V'~ _ _ • ••• =CHICKEN A public forum night has been board representatives and scheduled by the League of members of the Citizens Ad- r------~ Large Meaty Pieces Women Voters Northville-Novi visory Committee present. I PEPSI 8 Pk.V2 Liter I I 8 pieces=1 Whole Chicken $1 unit for discussion of the Nor- 89 thville schools' millage request. A question-and-answer session I COKE S2.29 without I ~1J'IA~~n~l4:~' I ALA CARTE CARRY OUT will I coupon '1 It will be held at 7:30 p.m. July be included. With Coupon . ~ - Chicken-up to 100 piec:es I I 16 in the high school cafeteria Everyone interested in the Hot & ~eadY to eat,$48 with administrators, school community is invited to attend. Il 7.;.UP (Limit One) ~__JI r------Cigarettes i $200 Off ! 29 WILSON't$' Akt~~rz~gs$5 I WilhCoupon KEG I eupholstery PLUS TAX I Callorder2da sahead.L ! Casual Indoor- Outdoor Furniture -0 Special MR. PURE 10%3~::les Orange Juice PVC Pipe :D Imported Wine Be C Construction off ... 25% Champagne 99 Y2 Gal. ON SELECT MR&MRS. T. HAAGEN-DAZ Colorful texture - FABRICS plastic-coated nylon o Bloody Mary Mix Ice Cream fabric cushions 1' LImit 1 -n '\Ir Case 49 99 Fifth 51 Pint Executive Recliner $175.89 Maintenance Free! c: BETTER MAID with Ottoman Triscuit Crackers • ~ Potato Chips Lots of Styles Be Colorful Cushions to choose from Z 89 C 91/2oz. box $109 100z.bag • Table and 4 Chairs (5 piece set) $384.99 • Loveseat $153.88 -... CANADA DRY Milk GRILL TIME _ CHaise Lounger $149.00 01 Tote Table 18" Round $21.00 Charcoal c: Tonic 79 -17" x 22" Table $31.99 - 3 Seat Sofa $203.50 Homo $1 ~ Serra's Interiors Gal. Hours: Open Thurs.-Sun. 12-5 10489W. 7 Mile Rd., Northville 116 N. lAFAYETIE. S. LYON 437-2838 Low Fat$ 69· 1h mile W. of Napier Rd. at the Red Barn rn 89,~., ~~.bag 349-8121 51 • 4-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, July 1, 1981 • Inability to sell house MSlJ graduates 24 from Northville 'l\'lenty-four Northville Clegg of 1113 HIllndge, science; Neal Haldane of Marshall of 990 Grace, Windsor, B.A. In Spanish residents were among the B.S. in medical 21776Woodside, B.A. In B.A in MLM- with high honors; and 5,218 Michigan State technology with honors; journalism with honors; transportation; Brian Morgan Wheaton of 412 behind zoning request University spring term Cynthia Cook of 640 Elizabeth Harrison of McBride of 43724 Horton, B.A. in degree candidates. Reed, B.A. in special 18280Shadbrook, B.A. in Westridge, B.S. in marketing with honors. Students receiving education; Laurie J. Day psychology with high packaging; Lea McElroy Difficulty in selling residential properties op- view across the street, and they just seem to coolto degrees in the June 13 of 20359Woodhill, B.S. in honors; Carol A. Hart of of 45790Fermanagh, B.A. In UnifQrm posite Northville State Hospital on Seven Mile lies the idea right away." commencement nursing with high honors; 38273 Tralee, B.S. in in MLM-purchasing • behind a request to rezone three lots from R-l (low CoIro entered a purchase agreement for the ceremony were Chris A. Matthew Dresch of 520 retailing clothing; David manUfacturing; Sandra "density single family residential use) to OS-I (of- three lots (numbers 51, 52 and 53 of Grandview Bechtel of 340 South Reed, B.S. in packaging; B. Jonas of 38695 Nor- McFall of 9031 Tower, Mark E. Arthurs, sonof fice services), petitioner Joseph Petro told the Acres subdivision; lot 53 's where he built the Rogers, B.A. in Jane E. Faustyn of 46060 thfarm, B.A. in criminal B.A.in marketing; Judy A. Wood of Nor- : township planning commission last week. house) three years ago with Wayne Claypool, after marketing; Lisa L. Bilin- Pickford, B.A. in justice; Timothy Lee of thville, has been pr .' .' · .'~-' .' JUL V IS SAVINGS TIME .' ON RIDING MOWERS, .' TRACTORS, TILLERS ...',.' ..• WE MUST CLEAR THE •.. FLOOR TO MAKE ROOM A:J ..... FOR SNOWBLOWERS, .. -,., WOODSTOVES AND c: • KEROSENE HEATERS • •.. en • Choose from Name 'brands ~ like Ariens, Bolens, ~ Simplicity etcr Also see our full selection of 0 Samsonlte' Furniture ...... {." ~ Complete Casual Furniture for over 35 years () . 587 W. ANN ARBOR TRAIL PL YMOUTH • 453-5250 LIVONIA BIRMINGHAM 29500 W SIXMile 221 Hamilton tt MON.-THURS. 9-7 522·9200 644.1919 FRI. 9-8 Hours Mon, Tues , Thurs , Fri. 930-900 Hours' Weekly 9.30.5'30 Wed. & Sat. 9 30·5.30 Thurs. & Frl. 'tll 9.00 SAT. 9-5 Sun 1100·4.00 • • Wednesday. JUly 1. 1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORO-5-A [hider New Management Downtown construction's on schedule Villalte Purno ALL NEW 'r'NTERT AINMENT Continued from Page 1 II.... f"b '0 Oups .. spaces because it was anticipated there television conduits workers have INe-llcwu' 8·8·Q DaUy still would be construction problems. discovered old bottles. Downtown merchants have been the Reservations for spaces are being Otherwise, he said, there have been main curbside observers of progress taken at Lapham'S store, no big findings, Fine Food but have been joined by customers Last week road crews unearthed re- By mid·September the Mainstreet Fine Spirits elured by special sale inducements, "It's mains of what first appeared to be a timetable calls for the completion of Come In & Join Us! been surprising that so many are com- wooden sidewalk or street and later street and alley resurfacing and curb Ing Into town," Charles Lapham were identified as streetcar line~. The and gutter installations. 32350 W 8 M,le Rd 474-7620 observed this week. excavation was near Del's Shoe Store At that point, City Manager Steven , , Mile West of Memman Rd Because construction of the but did not continue west on Main, Walters says, the community will see Mainstreet ~enovatlon Is going so well, leading city officials to speculate that the beautification part of the project as he added, It appears that it will be the rest of the line already had been trees and flower beds are planted as ARNOLD KELLER, M.A., C.S.W. possible to sell 20 percent more spaces removed in earlier construction. displayed on the Mainstreet model. than he had anticipated for the annual Is pleased to announce the opening of his Griffin said that throughout the This, he explains, will wait until after office and association with sidewalk sale August 1. Earlier renovation project which last fall in· the August hot weather is past to give Lapham had reduced the number of cluded installation of utility and cable the plantings best chance for survival. ALEX J. PETRIDES, M.D. For the practice of adult, child and family counseling and psychotherapy. at 511 N. Center St., Northville By Appointment 348·1100 Schrader's HOME FURNISHINGS "Since 1907" Closed Wednesdays NORTHVILLE III N. CENTER 349-1838 Center street was torn up last week Mechanical claw demolishes old pavement l- e' Authentic Great Lakes Series Prints •• avazlable U'lC!z deposics of S!OO .\\Ull"'" 1111 H DETROIT JI1J FEDERAL FSLIC SAVINGS " 200 N C.enterat Dunlap / NorthVille / 349·2462 42925 West? Mile Road / NorthVille / 348·2550 Pedestrians make faster progress through construction than vehicles SUMMER SAVINGS We're full of them! Delightful Summer .' 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ANESTHEnC-ANTISEPTIC CREAM RHULIHIST ·· MEDICATED SPRAY • ANALGESIC- HYROCORTISONE ,5% ~~~~' ANESTHETIC .,. , COOL RELIEF FROM "",...w~...... ---_.... · SUNBURN PAIN ANTI-ITCH CREAM ~INC'''''' CONTAINS CALAMINE ·· ...... --- ...... - AND AN ANTIHISTAMINE ~'~-'---- , "" ~ () FOR ITCH ·· 40~ $2.44 ~"q'r\/)\u $'188 40~ • JULY 4th EVERYDAY 10:00 a.m. to 5:0,0 p.m. Discount Prices of the Week twelve oaks mall Novi Road, North of 1-96,Novi G-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, July 1, 1981 Northville Township Minutes • City gears up for gala celebration Date' Thursday.June25, 198t Time 9p m Place 41600 SixMileRoad No __ Supervisor MacDonaldcalled Continued from Page 1 12 with adults welcome. Parental consent is re- and third place awards in each, there will be thl' special meeting to order at quired for contestants who are not 18 honorable mention ribbons for all participants. 920pm 10 stock cars and a host of officials, mcluding Con- There js a $5 entry fee due Withregistration. Call Chairman Marion Wilcox asks that all entrants Present Mr. John MacDonald, Car- Supervisor, Mrs Susan Heintz, gressman Carl Pursell, State Senator R. Robert the chamber office for additional information. bring their decorated bicycles to the Northville Clerk, Mr. RichardHenningsen, Geake, Sheriff William Lucas, Wayne County Com- From 6:30 a.m. Saturday until parade time Downsparking lot by 9 a.m. for the jUdging. Treasurer, Mr Richard Allen,. missioners Mary Dumas and R. W. Joyner and Union Chapter No. 55, Royal Arch Masons, will Participants afterward will ride them in the is foreign Trustee. Mr. C. James Arm- strong, Trustee. Mr Thomas L. 'members of Northville City Council. serve the annual pre-paradl.' pancake and sausage parade. P. Cook. Trustee, Mr. James A special feature of this year's festivities will be breakfast at the Masonic Temple, 106 East Main. Ms. Wilcoxemphasizes that parents should plan Nowka, Trustee. Also Present. the announcement of the community's Citizen of Juice, sausage, bottomless cup of coffee and all· to accompany small children during the judging to us. A Nels carlson, Township At- torney, Mr Thomas Brady, At- the Year Claude Ely Award to be made prior to the the-pancakes-you·can-eat will be featured with and on the parade route as there is no supervision torney beginning of the parade at 9:30 a.m. at the grands- donation asked of $2.95 for adults and $1.50 for by the Jaycettes and they assume no responsibility 3 Closed Session reGuested .tand by city hall. The honoree then willjoin Vernon children 12and under. for any entrant. by employeeto diSCUSSperson- in the parade line-up. The tribute for community Parking in the deck on the south Sideof Main will "Biggest and best ever" is the promise for the nel mailer. Moved and sup- No matter portedto close the meell'lg. Roll service is presented in memory of Northville's first permit easy access to the Masonic Temple. fireworks display under the direction of Jaycee Call Vote. Ayes All Motion car- mayor Bands include Fourth of July Band composed of Keith Mannisto. what make, model. or year ned of foreign car you drive NAPA has the re- Moved and supported to The reviewmg stand area also willbe the scene of past and present band students, Plymouth Com· To help defray the high costs involved with this reopenthClmeetingat 12 05 a m. the chamber of commerce's second Fourth of July munity Band, First Michigan Colonial Fife and annual attraction, the Jaycees have received per- placement parts. From the easiest to the Rollcall Vote Ayes All MOllon. mower race. Races will be conducted at 9 a m. Drum Corps, Plymouth Fife and Drum Corps, mission from the school board to collect a $1 dona- hardest to find parts, we have them in carned Moved and supported to ac- after registration at 8:30. Mowers up to 25 hp will Lions Youth Band of Windsor and St. Andrew's tion at the high school and Amerman elementary stock. If they aren't on our shelves. we can cept the letter of Ronald N,sun be eligible and will be divided into various competi- Pipe Band. parking lots. usually get them from our huge distribu- dated June 25, 1981 and accept Working on floats for the parade are First Bap- Each car parked in the lots is to receive a guide Its contents. Roll Call Vote: tioncategories. tion center within 24 hours. So remember. Ayes.AII Motloncarned. An obstacle course 100 yards long will be used to tist Church, Jerry's Bikes, Northville Beautifica- explaining what is happening during the display. for quality foreign car parts at the Moved and supported to ap- judge operators' skills, not speed. Minimum age is tion Commission, Goodfellows, Manresa Caravan The fireworks will begin at dusk. best price available come to your local point lieutenant Hardestyas ac· of Order of Alhambra, Northville Recreation, tlng chief as of today Roll call NAPA store. Vote.Ayes.All Motioncarnltd.• THEMAIL Montessori School, YMCA, Maybury State Park, 4. AdjOurnment Moved and DELIVERY Northville Cooperative Preschool, Rainbow Girls supported to adjourn the MAllBOY INDICATOR! and Northville Public Library. meellng. Ayes. All. MotiOncar- PAT PEND B.F.AUTOSUPPLYINC. ried. Meellng adjournedat 12 20 Until the mall arnves,the Children in the library's summer reading pro- 1100 STARKWEATHER 453-7200 pm. THIS IS A SYNOPSIS A. durableweatherresistanI flag gram will be marching and tossing balloons in the IN OLD VILLAGE TRUE AND COMPLETEcopy reminds you to aVOId those 4NAPA~ maybe obtainedatthe TownshIp air. Accompanying them will be Cookie Monster MON THRUFRI 8-700 unnecessarytnps. through ' , •• 1'-. SAT 8-4 SUN 10-3 Clerk's Office at 41600 SIX Mol& Inclement ....eather to an and Cat in the Hat. . Road. Norlhville, Michigan empty mailbox Other marching groups are the Lloyd H. Green 48167. SusanJ Heintz,Clerk ASmall ISbemgdeliveredthe American Legion Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, flag flips and flashesIts Cub and Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and NorthVille 'tr J'J~ l-=4,," '1 fluorescentorangeIndicator Karate Club. to let )ou know. With "0::.' l a glance that you have malf Promoters of the upcoming school millage elec- BTART YOUR BUMMER OFF RIGHT • ASSEMBLYIS A SNAP tion also have asked to parade. Millage Initiative ·IS EASILYINSTALLEDON children will march in the parade. There also is to WITH A POOL BUILT BY ANY ROADSIDEMAILBOX be a table in the Mill Race where informational • OPERATIONIS AS SIMPLE literature will be given out. AS CLOSINGTHEMAILBOX AVAILABLEAT $3.99 The parade is to include a Northville Mall A99EMANY Caravan, Maybury Park units of the Michigan Con· ~ BR09 • Ptae PI.. t I WIIIIlII* H I R Hard.1II 5 I W Pnl Hanttrn stable Association, Northville city and township 5705 ..... 5L 274..lOJoJ Rd ITS Ann Arbor Ad. police and fire departments and Michigan State ~ POOL CO. 453-5100 421·51&1 453-12iO Police. " Parade entries will be judged as they pass the Parade route detours FAST INSTALLATION CUSTOM DESIGNS reviewing stand. Can You Afford RELIABLE SERVICE GUNITE POOLS Jaycees announced this week that donations still POOL SUPPLIES LINER POOLS HIGH FUEL BILLS? are being accepted to help defray costs. Anyone We estimate your heating donating $200, and thus sponsoring a band, will CHEMICALS SPAS bills may rise have a banner of acknowledgement in the parade. Understanding FOR ALL YOUR POOL NEED'S 5.3 times for Gas Car owners and groups wishing to participate still may register with general chairman Doug CALL FOR A LOCATED IN 3.5 times for Oil FREE ESTIMATE OPEN 9 AM - 9 PM Southfield & 2.6 times for Electric Power Boor, 349-2710. John Danules is parade chairman • while Mike Batzka is in charge of parade awards fireworks 478-5656 DAILV Livonia in the next 10 years and Jim Steel is handling publicity. DO YOU HA VE AN AL TERNA TIVE? Dan Giesler and Greg Dawson head .Jaycee ar- YESI CALL FOR A SURVEY rangement for the popular chicken barbeque serv- ,Everyone knows how to enjoy ed at the Mill Race Village after the parade. fireworks. Take a blanket, spread it on Energy Conservation Analysts Jaycees also are planning a dunk tank under the the grass, and lookup. Right? 8 DiviSIon of Bruni Heating and Ventilating Company direction of Don Lucas; lumberjack contests and a Well, yes, you can enjoy fireworks that way. 30863 West Five Mle tobacco spit (a new event) headed by Boor; Livonia, Michigan 48154 watermelon eating contest headed by John Hewitt But what if you really understood 422~7575 and Ken Van Dam; and a baby contest arranged by what was happening, up there in the ANDWECANGIVEYOUAIRCONDITIONING Jaycette Chris Abbey. Volunteer help will be sky? FORA FEWCENTSPERDAYEXTRA welcomed for all activities listed. To the average person, one display can look pretty much like another. But • There will be no fee to enter the watermelon eating contest, which will be divided into heats by fireworks experts knowbetter. Keith Mannisto, who has organiZed age groups - 4-5,6-7, 8-9, 10-11,12 and up. Three Northville's annual Fourth of July We Do Good Work trophies and 30 awards are to be given. Dr. E. A. Blake is pLeased Northville Historical Society is planning many display for several years and is now Same Location 6 Years events for the holiday in the MillRace, inclUdingan considering entering the business, is CUSTOM DUAL SPECIALISTS .. .tQannounce his new.associate art and craft show, ice cream and lemonade social, oneof the experts. While declining to give away the SUPER TRUCKS, a demonstration and sale by the Northville Hand- SAVINGS COMPLETE BRAKE SPECIALISTS specifics of what he has in store for this VANS. DR.GORDONJ.KORBY weavers Guild in the handweavers' cottage, and ONALL FORD V-8 to his Chiropractic Practice year's show, he did offer a pamphlet CAMPERS & tours of the NewSchoolChurch, Hunter and Yerkes EXHAUST SYSTEMS • Neck - Back Pain Diagnostic and full of hints about what the experts do FOREIGN houses with Docent guides on duty. SYSTEMS ASLOWAS and watch for when judging the quality CARS Treatment Center Northwest Territorial Militia again Willhave its ofa show. AND BRAKES • • Special Interest in Jaw Joint encampment by the mill stream, giving FREE C-CLAMPS 95 WELCOME demonstrations ofearly-day life. Don't stand too close is the first rule $109 Disorders and Headaches offireworks watching. Not only is there At 12:30 p.m. the Northville Community Band will be playing in the gazebo. a slight degree of danger involved in standing too close, but to absorb the full 36016 W. Five Mile Rd. A white elephant auction is slated for 1p.m. Pro- Livonia ceeds will be used to help complete work on the effects of aerial shells it is best to be several hundred feet away. Wash Oak Schoolhouse. (1 Blk. east of Levan) He suggests 500feet or more as an ap- Northville Jaycettes agam are sponsoring a propriate distance. 464-2100 decorated bike contest. Prizes are planned for win· ners in each of the four categories - under five, 6- Color quality is an important criteria Hours by Appointment to use in appreciating a display. Blue is 7, 8-9, lQ-l2 year olds. In addition to first, second Continuedon 7-A • NOTICE - CITY OF NOVI STORE-WIDE THE 1981 JULYTAX NOTICES HAVE BEEN MAILED. IF YOU HAVE FANTASTIC SUMMER SAVINGS NOT RECEIVED YOUR TAX NOTICE BY THIS WEEK, PLEASE CON- -~~'" TACT THE TREASURER'S OFFICE WITH YOUR PARCEL IDENTIFICA- ~ TION NUMBER. PAYMENTS MUST BE PHYSICALLY RECEIVED BY '-".. CLEARANCE THE TREASURER'S OFFICE ON OR BEFORE AUGUST 31 TO AVOID .: < PENALTY. - ~ upto ~;. • EVELYN I. NATZEL ~;, ASSISTANT TREASU RER . PHONE: 349-4300 SELLDOWN OFFICE HOURS: 8:00 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M. NEW 1981 NEW 1981 NEW 1981 NEW 1981 MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY - CLOSED SATU RDA Y OFF SPIRITLIFTBACK CONCORD DL GRAND PRIX' CLOSED FRIDAY, JULY3, 1981. -:75% BONNEVILLE 4 cylinder. 4 Speed man- 2 door. 6 cylinder. auto- AIR CONDITIONING, AIRCONDITIONING,~ seat. 7/1/81 ual transmissIon. White malic. Landau top, fabriC steel belted whites, rear Whll(-' &Iectrlcclock,cruls&.reardefog- 7/8/81 ~upplyLd"t" wall radial tires. air con· reclining seats, air condi- defogger. tinted gla88. Q&r.tinted,Jlass, sport mirrors. dillonlng, power sleerlng. tlonlng; power steering. AM radio. deluxe wheel power wi ows. power locks power brakes, tinted covers. Stock 1180678. AM/FM stereo. lilt wheel, win; tinted glass, rear detrOIt- wheel covers and locks. body er. StOCk #3119. glass, rear defroster. ~~nQs. pin stripe. Slock No quartz digital clock and WAS$8S10 • more. Stock #3091. NOTICE OF THE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE SALE PRICE WAS $9903 LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING NOTICE TO THE RESIDENTS $LE PRICE OF $6051 $7475 $76'8 8781_ REGISTRATIONS FOR THE NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP .. o JEEPCJ'S REGULAR PRIMARY ELECTION The July meeting of the Northville 10 YoREBATE ON ALL RENAlft.T 18i'. FREE AIRCONDITIONING Township Board of Trustees has been TO BE HELD IN THE rescheduled for Thursday, July 16, 1981 NEW 1981 NEW 1981 NEW 1981 NEW 1981 at 8 p.m., 41600 Six Mile Road, EAGLE SX/4 JEEPCJ5 LeMANS STATION WAGON FIRESIRD CITY OF NOVI Northville, Michigan 48167. AIR CONDITIONING, • 4 cylinder. 4 speed. se- 4 cyllnCler. 4 speed. AIR CONDITIONING. au: leet drive. radial IIres, denim high back buck- while side walls. rear de- Susan J. Heintz tomallc transmission; ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 4,1981 power steering, power et •• mud and snow tires. logger, tinted glass, AM white walls. rear delog- Clerk brakes. Stock 113049. rear ... t. power steer· radio, deluxe wheel cov- ger, tinted 3lass. sport lng. tilt wheel. padded ers, power steering, mirror.. ra 10, deluxe PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that any qualified elector of the City of dash. denim 80ft top and power brakes. Stock wheel covera, cloth trim mor •. Stock #3007 #80687. Novi, County of Oakland, who Is not already registered may register SALE PRICE ordered. for the regular primary election to be held on the 4th day of August, WAS $8489 WA8$8351 1981, in said City. PUBLIC NOTICE SALE PRICE The City Clerk will be at her office In the City Hall on each working $6870 SALE PRICE SALE PRICE, , •. day during regular working hours until and including Monday, JUly 6, 1981, for the purpose of receiving registrations of qualified electors of $7414 the City of Novl not already registered. Absent Voter Ballots are available for the $7576 7813 On July 6,1981, which Is the last day for receiving registrations for Northville Public Schools special millage • said regular primary erection to be held on Tuesday, August 4,1981. ejection to be held Tuesday, July 28. 1981. the City Clerk will be at her office between the hours of 8 a.m. and 8 Applications for Absent Voter Ballots and p.m •• Eastern Daylight Time. for the purpose of receiving registrations Ballots may be obtained in the Board of PONTIAC of qualified electors. Education Offices. Business Office, 501 THE LAST DAY FOR RECEIVING REGISTRATIONS FOR SAID West Main Street between the hours of 8:00 AMC • Jeep REGULAR PRIMARY ELECTION TO BE HELD TUESDAY. AUGUST 4. a.m. and 4:00 p.m. For further information. 1981. WILL BE MONDAY, JULY6.1981. call 34g..3400. ext. 221. gJEANNOTTE Renault . Geraldine Stipp Gerald W. Munro, Secretary ,'~848.Sh.ldon R,d._, Plymouth City Clerk Northville Board of Education Publish: 6/24 and 7/1,1981 11JJMil.. _.1,01 1-275· 453-2500' ~v. Mlie Nor.th 01 M.14. • • ' Wednesday, July 1, 1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-7·A Understanding fireworl\:s display adds to enjoyment .~. Continuedfrom 6-A feet. chrysanthemum shape that fills the Americans are best known for multi- The pyrotechnician must decide what something going on almost all the time. Effects consist of either a burst ofcol· sky. break shells that produce seven or he wants the shell to do, then apply Experts also offer a safety tip. When especially difficult for pyrotechnicians or made by many individual pellets While orienfal and American more brilliant flashes of color. what he knows aoout chemical com· designing fireworks, one of the aims is to manufacture, so a deep, rich blue ap- called stars, or a thunder-like explosion fireworks are the most common, there The Spanish are said to prefer old· patabllity, physics and color aesthetics maximum public safety. They ask spec- proaches a work of art. and puff of smoke produced by poWder are shells imported from other coun- fashioned rockets, the Italians a lot of to make it work. tator assistance In staying In the Good clean whiles also are difficult to filledcylinders called salutes. tries as well. noise. German fireworks often employ To appreciate the display, watch the designated watching area (the view Is • create. A crisp white sparkle might Knowing the difference "between an Experts say each has national parachutes. probably better there anyway). look simple to the casual observer, but oriental shell and an American shell characteristics. George Plimpton (once Effeets are determined by the way a shooters' work. After firing the first round of aerial shells, they will They also suggest resisting the tetnp- it reflects a lot of work in eliminating can help the watcher know what to ex- New York City's Fireworks Commis- shell is packed. Oriental shells must tation to take home souvenirs of unex- tr~ces of color. pect. Oriental shells are spherical sioner) claims the French are famous have the stars arranged symmetrically sometimes light ground fireworks (set pieces consisting of several small flare- pended fireworks. Rarely, one part of a Count the number of breaks - in- and layered to produce symmetrical ef- for precise colors and dazzling effects in layers, sometimes with several multi-break shell will fail to ignite and dividual explosions - in each shell. The fects, while American shells are cylin· from multi-break shells. layers per shell. How a shell is fused type tUbes-'- called lances - arranged ina pattern on a woodenframe). fall to earth. fanciest display shelIs are multi-breaks drical and create a random pattern of Brazilian shells, on the other hand, and the relationship of where stars and These contain a quantity of that produce first one, then a second, color for a longer duration. are sharp and made to change color salutes are located in relation to black The ground display will entertain pyrotechnic compounds that can be and perhaps third, fourth and fifth ef- Oriental shells create the spreadinb several times before extinguishing. powder determines where in the sky the spectators while the shooter reloads the dangerous handled by an untrained per- color goes and when the sound will be mortars (tubes from which the shells son. Such findings should be reported to heard . ar!! fired). A good shooter will keep local police or fire officials. • School millage group schedules meets I I As part of its effort to tions subcommittee of the fees" to help answer Wilkinson, board of All Insurance Plans Welcomed I------OLD VILLAGE PLAZA I rally support for the up- Citizens Advisory Com- residents' questions and education trustee, and I I coming school millage mittee has scheduled a address concerns about Nancy Soper,. assistant Including Medicaid 198 W. Liberty at Starkweather election, the public rela- series of "millage cof- the school system. superintendent of instruc- I I tion. We Sell Lottery Tickets I I These meetings are 459·5610 We feature Fox Photo Flnlshlr." I I open to the public and will BUY ANY SIZE PIZZA, be held throughout the Today, July 1 - 7:30 I . I Your Miraculous Eyes' month. Each meeting will p.m. at Harry Cook's, GET IDENTICAL PIZZA be attended by a member 47103 Timberlane, with I I Nancy Soper, Business ¥.>r~~~~~S?fOpen Dally 9-7; ~. of the Northville Board of -If! Sat. 9-&;Sun. 9-1 "S~ I I: Education and/or a Manager Harold Hines I I' school administrator. and Board of Education ,tik -, J?NORTHVILLEPHARMACY'" • FREE I: President Chris Johnson. '!l!! ..,~'~ "Pharmacy First Since 1872" ?t£ I with this Coupon r The following is a l'i'{WecarryHOlilsterOstO:Yprod~cts CfJ~ Sorry, good only on pick-up! I: schedule of this week's I Tuesday, July 7 - 7:30 - ~t'7"..-l\ - . , meetings: , -,,'11 '.1J,,\ j' 1;'_.",..~:~1 I • Free Qt. of Coke with every Ii p.m. at Jane Bowser's, ~ <~~7, \ 18673Jamestown Circle, ~ /__. _=-r r_ ~'"'4G_, I large Pizza purchase • I: / - /-- --, - Today, July 1- 10a.m. with David Llewellyn, Expires JUly 12, 1981 I: at Sue Stinson's, 42691 board of education 134 E. Main, Northville, Phone 349·0850 I Savoy Court, with Karen ,------11 treasurer. ;======~.:======::;======:.:=====::; Protect them with Quality Blood donors sought Steel Chair Vision Care priced for value! Local American Red thville, from 9 a.m. to 3 Dr. Howard Saulles Cross officials are urging p.m. Appointments, dur- .. ing blood drive hours, at In Northville In Novi 1 blood donations through , YOUR FAMILY DOCTOR OF OPTOMETRY 349-3140. the summer months. 7 Mile Road between 10 Mile Road a" VISION EXAMiNATiONS. CONTACT LENSES Donations sometimes NorthVille & Huggcrty Pcads \~cadowbroot< RO::ld · • VISUAL TRAINING. LOW VISION drop during the vacation - Sunday, 'July 5, In the NorthVille Plaza In the Nov, 10 Plaza · period, but a Red Cross · Located in the Phone for Appt. Livonia Donor Center in Reg. 521.97 · Northville Professional Center spokesperson noted that Belle Creek Office Plaza, the demand for blood re- 420N. Center (Sheldon Rd.) 348 1590 29691West Six Mile, Suite OPEN DAILY 9 to 9 SUNDAY 10 to 6 Northville, MI48167 - mains the, same year 100C, Livonia, from 10 round. a.m. to 4 p.m. Fpr an ap- ..... Prices Good thru June 28,1981_ While Quantities Last r------~I FREE Second Pair of HARD I pointment, call 422·2820. Between 950 and 1,000 ------I CONTACT LENSES I units per day are used in IL With purchase of First Pair Expires 8130181_ , the 75hospitals served by - Wednesday, July 15, ENTIRE STOCK OF Flex Shampoo Southeast Michigan Ward Presbyterian Region BloodSevices. Church, 17000 Farm- 16 oz. bottle .------. ington Road, Livonia, t I SOFT CONTACT LENSES 1 Weedeaters Donors can be anyone from 3 to 9 p.m. Appoint· I Care Kit and Professional $29 I in good general health ments dUringdrive hours LFees not included~~~~ilWL ~ at 422-1150. ' between the ages of 17 and 65. 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Editorials • • • 8-A- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday, July 1.1981 • • • A page for your expressions and ours ------.------(t Our opinions Speal,;:ing . • • Fair shake of Sports Personnel matters in a small Those 10years of service, and community police force are another five years before that among the most .di.fficul~of issu.es time, are good reason to avoid the facing any admlm?tratIon ..In its other extreme - outright firing. handling of allegatIons of miscon- While Nisun may have exhibited duct on the part of its police chief, poor judgment, he was most cer· " . the Northville Township Board of tainly not an evil-doer in the by John Myers ~,.\ Trustees has proven capable of classic sense. He stood to gain meeting the task. nothing from the incident that forced his request to step down, During the past few weeks the newspaper has If I were to write just one inch of copy on each team, and released the stationery in an received a few letters to the editor and a number of plus run their standings, it would require a 76-inch· There is a temptation to apparent effort to help an ac- phone calls from parents in the Northville area about story. That approximates two or three sports pages. second-guess such decisions, par- quaintance or friend facing dif- The Record sports section. ticularly since the evidence used ficulties. Fact number three: I believe the sports section Some have been favorable, but others have question- should contain at least one feature story each week. by the board in making its judg- ed my ability to cover the youth soccer league in Nor- ment was presented behind clos- His service and loyalty to the thville. ed doors, but it should be resisted. township were sincere at all Many things have been happening to the teams and (, I All of which suggests some explanation about our people representing Northville. Features about them times, which justifies the board's sports section, for which I am totally responsible, is We normally oppose the con- decision to retain him on the force help liven the section, providing variety instead of a appropriate. constant barrage of weekly game wrap-up stories. duct of public business behind as a patrolman. First, to those of you who have sent letters or called closed doors, but in this instance If you haven't noticed lately this form has been the office I commend you. Your comments reinforce we can see little that might have Once the extremes - from a holding up much of the time since Ijoined The Record, our belief that Northville readers are indeed concern- ·and for past two weeks at least two features stories been gained by an open session wrist-slapping fine to termination ed about what is being printed in the sports section, and much that could have been - :-re eliminated, demotion have appeared in the section (including today's). and Ivalue your criticisms or commendations. These features show how active people and teams of lost. The drafters of Michigan's seems the only alternative. The Now for some explanation. Open Meetings Act were wise to degree of that demotion is a mat- Northville are and what they have been ac- Fact number one: space is at a premium. Just like complishing. Their efforts should not go unrecognized. ;.. ' allow such sessions at the request ter best decided by the board with most businesses around the state, the newspaper in- of the employee. the information it has at hand. Fact number four: Pictures tell a thousand words. dustry has been affected by economic conditions. We I'm sure you have heard or read this at one time or The structure of a small police depend on advertising. The more ads the paper can On the surface, Ronald force obviously does not allow the another. I like to have as many pictures in the section sell, the more pages and space it has. Fewer ads mean as possible to show you some type of action from the Nisun's release of a few sheets of flexibility a larger department tighter pages, which in turn requires more concise letterhead stationery might seem presents. and the decision must event being covered or person or team being featured. a petty offense to warrant the have been a difficult one to make. writing and greater attention to sports news balance. Fact number two: there are more sports in Nor- But because pictures also take up a lot of space in the board's request that he step thville than youth soccer and each deserves coverage. down. Had the township not The procedures of the hear- paper it is sometimes necessary to cut a story in order I learned rapidly how big youth soccer is to the peo- to have the photo appear. discovered the abuse when it did, ing, and the length of time sPt::nt ple of Northville. Most of the complaints I have been however, the potential for in: in deliberation by the board WIth I just hope I have made myself clear as to what I'm receiVing about my coverage of the sport is the lack of trying accomplish as the sports editor. " volvement with serious criminal concerned parties out of the it. conduct was great. The possible room, appears to reflect careful Remember, there are other sports in Northville It should be noted, however, that there are 36 teams besides the-one you are associated with and be con- ramifications of having a police consideration of the move. The from Northville in the West Suburban Soccer League. agency associated with less-than- township is to be congratulated siderate of them. honorable dealings in any field - on the swiftness of its response to let alone handgun sales - are the discovery of Nisun's error grave. A man with 10 years ex- while maintaining a reasonable perience as a police chief should level of equity in its treatment of .------, . be expected to know better. the matter. Getting Down JACK W. It's glorious to Brass Tacl{s HOFFMAN'S By CHRISJOHNSON tain attractions like the Colonial SchoolBoard President COLUMN Fife and Drum Corps and the ex- tensive fireworks. They also donate thousands of volunteer hours to plan the day's events, to The decision of the board of education Other items such as moving ninth become clowns in the parade, to to keep all seven schools open if the grade to the high school and sixth grade seven mill renewal proposal passes has to the junior high schools should also be After traveling hundreds of miles to supervise and to serve the generated a number of questions and considered. No one has even looked at Virginia, into the heart of early American chicken dinners at the Mill Race, comments. This is because the board the possibility of whether the smaller history, we tramped from one made-to-look-.. and to clean up after the fun ends. did not accept this recommendation of sized Main Street Elementary School old store to another as three ladies of our the Citizens Advisory Committee. could hold enough students to close house excitedly shoppedfor things that sell . Members of Northville There are several factors which in- more than one school. for25 percent lessinourowncommunity. Historical Society also dedicate fluenced this decision. Clearly, the possibilities and the op- The most important factor facing the tions are endless. For this very reason, themselves to Mill Race ac- board is the lack of time to make a the board has chosen not to make a "But a bookstore," I protested, "why on· tivities. Buildings are open and careful decision as to which school to quick decision which is not educational- earth mustwe gointoa bookstore. We'vegot staffed with Docent volunteer close and to successfully plan a smooth lysound. ... great bookstores at home." Il- guides. There's to be an auction transition. One item that should be The board is not burying Its head m to help with funds to complete remembered is that the criteria for the sand on this issue because it does "Because this is Williamsburg; it's ex- restoration of the Wash-Oak closing an unneeded or unused school is recognize the operational problem of citing," theyreplied. . '. : Schoolhouse, scheduled to be different from the criteria the board underusing the facilities. For this opened this year. established for closing schools dUring reason the board has directed the ad- Well you can have "exciting!~: an economic disaster. minist~ation to carefully examine Williamsburg.I didn't like it and I wouldn't. The intent of closing a school when it building use and to consider all of the The Masonic Temple will be recommendit to anyone. GreenfieldVillage:' is no longer needed must be delivering factors I've already mentioned. is far more fascinating, much closer and a . open from 6:30 a.m. until parade a sound educational program at the In addition to the study of building wholelotlessexpensive. . time for the annual pancake and most efficient cost. This will require use the board will involve a committee that a number of factors be evaluated of People from all of the various atten- sausage breakfast served by Most of the homes in the Williamsburg:AJ! Union Chapter No. 55, Royal Arch and considered before the decision is dance areas and schools to be affected. made to close a school. For those ofyou whowere around and historical village are not open to the publ~c;: Masons, at which everyone is While capacity and student popula- can remember, there was a fairly re- they're privately occupied.Several "public" :- As longtime residents are welcome. After the parade, the aware, staying home to celebrate tion is important, the board also would cent occasion of closing schools without buildings are closed for one reason or: Jaycees will be serving their an- require a report on all building use. proper planning. That was the disaster another. Andmany others are not originals,:- the Fourth can be more exciting nual barbecue thrOUghout the day This includes lease arrangements, which occurred at Meads Mill in the than vacationing out of town on either havingbeen extensivelyremodeledor :. in Mill Race Village. Baby con- special classrooms such as art rooms 1975-76school year. There the decision completelyrebuilt. '. the holiday. Northville Jaycees tests and games will continue and shops, and recreational use. The was based on the absolute reqUirement are to be commended for going through the day. Local fire board would also want to consider to balance a budget rather than provide all-out to make Saturday a fun- whether or not one of the Institution sound education In an efficient manner. Williamsburg village is a historicaJ: departments will be joined by Special Education Program Schools The students and the staff of Meads Mill queue;youfighttraffic gettingintoa parking; Fourth highlighted by a grand Plymouth and Canton depart- lot,wait inlineforan hour to buy$50 worthof. parade at 10 a.m. followed by a could be closed and have some of those in 1975-76will always remember that ments for a water ball fight near student placed in the K-2 schools. The nearly an entire school year was lost In tickets, wait in line for buses, wait in line to : (~ aay of activity in Mill Race the Ford Plant after the parade, board also would want to examine its the resulting confusion. . tour houses,wait in line to eat, wait in line to . Historical Village and concluding about 2 p.m. policy on renting schools and the costs The same situation will once agam use the restrooms, and then wait in lines to . with a spectaCUlar fireworks charged to rent that space. result if the seven mill renewal fails. getoutoftheplace. display from the high school hill The climax to a Glorious afdusk. Fourth comes with nightfall. Of all the fabulous places to visit in, Fireworks light up the sky with PubltuUon Nutfl* uSPS JtMIO .Virginia,it befuddlesthe mindwhypeopleby . A dozen floats, cars filled sprays of stars and exploding (il1~Nortl,uil1~ tl{l~rl1r~ the droves chooseWilliamsburgas the "ex- . with local, state and national of- bursts of color. This attraction br- citingplace to go." Wiservisitors willopt for' ficials horses and riders, 20 anti- ings hundreds of cars to fill school a walk about Winchesterand scores of other: que ca~s bicyclists and marchers parking lots and line Eight Mile Virginia towns, where countless charming: , all will para"de by, accompanied Member. MIChiganPress Association BUSiness EdItOrial and Advertosing ollices homes and stores evoke real history...a: () for miles. This year the school Suburban Newspapers 01Amenca located ai 104W. Main St • Northville. Michigan leisurely,informativechat on the porch of a . ' by music of half-a-dozen bands. 48167 Telephone34&-1700 district has given the Jaycees Natlonal Newspaper AssoclallOn stranger at the edge of :l veterans This year the parade route will permission to ask a $1 donation to detour along Hutton to Dunlap Represented Nahonally by cemetery...a quiet, contemplative morning: park on school property - it's a U.S. SUBURBAN PRESS.INe oreveningonanyone ofmany Revolutionary and then back to Main on Wing to small way to help the Jaycees Janice Murany •••.•••.••.•• Office Manager avoid the Mainstreet construc- And MIChiganNewspaper Coop, Inc Suzanne DlmUroff ••••••••••••• Advertising or CivilWar battlefields...or a breathtaking. with the heavy expenses. American Newspaper Representallves. Inc Michele McElmurry .•••••• School Reporter drive through the lOO-milelong Blue Ridge. tion. Kevin Wilson ••••.•••.•• Township Reporter MountainsPark. . It's an old-fashioned celebra- Jean Day •••••.•••••••..•.•••.•••.•• Editor Supplying a spectacular day •• sliger Michael Preville ..••• Director 01Advertising tion for all the family to enjoy - a •• ""Home newspapers Jack W. Hoffman •••••••••••••••• Publisher Virginiaexciting? Youbet...everywhere: is not inexpensive. The Jaycees great way to celebrate our na- except Williamsburgand the state's other: ,,~ spend thousands of dollars to ob- tion's Independence Day. A DiVision01Suburban Communlcallons Corp. touristtrap, VirginiaBeach. ~ : / - • I • Wedn6sday, July 1, 1981-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-9-A Genittis mistreated? you are possessed of sufficient integrity for Increased revenues for Detroit, to Readers Speak to retract your remarks, knowing them further tax individuals who are already to be erroneous, I assure you that the heavily taxed will only add to the ex- EDITOR'S NOTE: This copy of a let- Genittis would be willing to overlook odus of residents and non-residents ter to Northville City Planning Com- this entire incident. from the city. With fewer people paying mission member Thomas Wheaton was Sincerely yours, taxes and a smaller tax base fewer sent to The Record with other copies go- Charles N. Simkin') dollars will result in the long run. School millage bac](ed, opposed ing to the city manager, mayor and city council. · h D . 1 Our efforts failed when an unusual F19 ts etrolt tax p an coalition of Detroit and outstate legislators with different purposes the Editor: because of increasing student enroll- tion we asked of the real estate broker Dear Commissioner Wheaton: .0 As a long time friend of John and Toni To the Editor: united to approve the election. . The Northville School Board and ment. Now here they are asking for before deciding on Northville as our school administration have hit a new more tax increases when student community was, "Does it maintain a Genitti and as one who has admired I helped organize a group of state Now that the electorate has approved low to force their three-year seven mill enrollment is declining. Of course the good school system?" their efforts over the last few years to legislators (Legislators Against Tax In- the increase in DetrOIt Ifeel it is impor- increase on the people. Use of scare tac- school board doesn't want such issues If we had not received a favorable upgrade the quality and scope of their creases) for the sole purpose of offering tant that officials from both the state tics apparently has replaced logic. That raised ...it's much more simple to reach response, we would have settled business to the credit of our city, I was information in opposition to the recent and Detroit continue to work together to of course assumes there is any logic at a little deeper into our our pocketbooks somewhere other than Northville. shocked at your recent remarks. Detroit city income tax election guarantee that the needs of suburban all to a tax increase. and continue to satisfy he board's very I have listened to some of the reasons Over the past many years we have all We were opposed to increasing the communities are heard and acted upon. Threats to cut all bus transportation, large appetite for money. of those opposed to the renewal, in- shared concerns and thoughts over taxes of residents and non-residents Jack E. Kirksey all extra-curricular activities Just remember, all of the "facts" you cluding disenchantment with current maintaining and increasing business in since we strongly believe that an in- State Representative (athletics, band, yearbook, etc. ), closed hear from the Northville School Board property taxes and tJ»se who think the Northville, and to those people like crease of this type is counter produc- 35th District chools, massive teacher layoff, in- are being brOUght to you by the same school administration is lying about the Genittis, who have invested their time, tive. Although we recognize the need Livonia-Northville creased classroom size have been people who voted themselves a substan- required changes in the event of disap- talent and money into our community presented to the public on a total tial pay increase before last April's proval. If my arithmetic is accurate, to improve our business climate must package of absolute cuts instead of millage increase election. the system would have to cut nearly go our thanks and applause. • recommendations as possible areas of A "no" vote July 27th is not a vote three million dollars from operating ex- You, however, in your capacity as a WHY PRE·PLAN YOUR reductions. Anyway, consider this for a against qUality education but a vote to pense without the millage. .planning commissioner, for reasons moment (suppose the board is right and reqUire the school board to run their It is apparent that drastic changes which may best be known only to FUNERAL NOW? all of the proposed cuts would take operation in a more responsible man- would have to be made in all school pro- yourself, have seen fit to embarass the Here's why- place if the seven mill tax increase is ner. Then we will have a true quality grams to live within such a constrained Genittis in their efforts and hold them defeated), if seven mills will finance all education system with al of the extra· bUdget. up to the community for public em- FREEZE FUNERAL COSTS FOREVER of the services they propose to cut then curricular activities included. Those opposed to the renewal have barassment and ridicule. I specifically the board must be wasting the other W.J.Kaley not $iven adequate consideration to the refer to your remarks at the last plann· Funeral charges are frozen at TODAY'S PRICES. •. 5 mills they already have sacked. possible impact of their disapproval on, ing commission meeting; quoted ver- Protect agalOst tomorrow's higher prices Incidentally, without our intrepid not only the quality of education, but batim at page ll-A of The Northville school board facing this "money To the Editor: the community itself. Personally, I can Record edition of June 24, 1981. G(; o\RD AGAIXST IXFLA TIOX crisis," have you ever heard where I am writing because of my concern think of no friends or acquaintances While the knowledge upon which you based your remarks may be arguable, Who knows about where mflatlon will end? An they are considering any cuts in their over ~e possibility that the Northville who would knowingly move into a com- l"1flatlon protected funeral pre·pald plan holds to own staff or pay? doesn't it seem what is not arguable is that the city has Also, SChool System millage renewal will not munity with a second rate educational day's prices logical that with declining student be approved at the voting to be held in system. not appointed you as the roving fire enrollment teacher staff should be July. Education is, always has been and code inspector, but rather, has seen fit redl\ced? A few years ago the school We have lived in Michigan for ap- will continue to be the solution to our to leave this responsibility to others SA VE-AS YOlJ SPECIF) more knowledgeable in the area than board was asking for millage increase proximately two years. The first ques- social and economic difficulties. The Guard against over·spendlng SpeCIfy only what you you. If you feel yourself more qualified possible,long run consequences of gain- \., sh to spend ing a reputation as a community which than those presently serving the city in this capacity, we would sugget that you Allen explains does not care about quality education PRE\TH FA'ilL Y PROBLE'IS are significant. apply for that position, but if, as we his noise law Assuming that all or most of the know, you are not so qualified, you Save them the burdens of deCISion dUring times of changes as espoused by the administra- should restrain yourself on the issue. stress tion would be required, it is apparent To you, your remarks n,ay i.ave To the Editor: that we would be cheating our children. seemed off the cuff and spontaneous, GET PEO\CE·OF·'lI;\D It would certainly have a measurable but to the thousands of readers of The I received an unsigned impact on future graduates to cope Record, who may believe that pUblic of- You don't have to pre plan your funeral-but It'S a letter from an obviously with, not only college but life in general. ficials think and study before they good feel 109 knOWing It'S done and your family won't . concerned Northville The entire educational process in- speak, your remarks may unfortunate- have to worry Township citizen on June clUding academic curriculum, sports ly have carried some credence, and 22, 1981, concerning the and other extra curricular activities may have a very damaging and far PLBLIC o\ID EXE\lPTIO:\S tentatively approved "Happy contribute to the personality' and reaching effect on the Genittis. All noise ordinance. I' you ever plan on public alii or supplemental Social" psychological an social orientation of public officers, from the dog catcher to One concern was the Birthday!" Security. set up your funeral pre· paId plan IN the individual. Itis all a part of training the President, have a responsibility to apparent restriction of Hallmark has the mind to think and reason when con- familiarize themselves with a SUbject ADVANCE. so as to be claimed at least partially lawn mowing before 10 hundreds of ways to fronted with a problem. before commenting upon it, and we exe-npt See us for details a.m., when in fact the or- say It - and one of The school administration should, of believe that you, sir, have by your dinance specifies that the them is your way course, show reasonable economic remarks very seriously violated this FURNITURE lawn maintenance using restraint. We must, however, provide responsiblility. gasoline powered equip- them with adequate funding to properly As such a public official, speaking out FUNERAL ment shall not be con- educate our children which, as a on a topic of some local interest, we HOMES ducted between the hours SOLID PINE parent, I demand. would have hoped that you would have of 10 p.m. and 7 a.m. SWIVEL John M. Ackley exercised a little more discretion REDFORD 25450 P1,moulh 4823~ While 7 a.m. may seem before publicly addressing yourself to a UVONIA •37COlS -w.n ly Ie. Cr•• m th ••• '1.41 every party tray Sacramento •• 1•• $358 Manila ••••••• $1,240 ' ~u Flavors order , - We also carry: HAGGAN.OASZ. BREYERS & SANDERS ICE CREAM Northville Family Chiropract.ic Phoenix •••••••• $302 Londen •••••••• $533 ' ______.Every Wednesday· 10%WITHOFF·COUPONAll Seniora Citizens with _10 Randol N. Crain LosAngeles ••• a $289 Brussels ••••••• $616 LOWEST CASI BIIR PRICIS IN TOWN r I Doctor of Chiropractic I. PLUS ••• 75° 0" A CASI WITH THIS I I:, . ***COUPON*** I ''APrincipled Practice/~ Silverjet Travel I Limit 1 to Cuatomor I 349-3100 1 ------_· ·4001 1Q-A-THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. July 1.1981 A high·speed chase ended In a two- car, but Zeigler Increased his speed and moved his car into the eastbound lanes 6:40 a.m. and 4 p.m. June 19, township police said. car collision at Seven Mile Road and began weaving in and out of traffic, and ran the light that had just turned police report. Haggerty Friday night, state police Baker said. The speed of travel, Baker red, Baker said. Taken were a $2,000 diamond ring, six There are no suspects and the case Is report . said, at times reacht-d over 100 miles- The car driven by Coslet was in the gold rings with a combined value of open. The car driven by Mark Andrew per-hour. right·hand lane on southbound Hagger- $1,500, 11 chains worth $1,675, one sterl- Zeigler, 19, of Canton, collided with a When Zeigler would not pullover, ty. His vision of traffic was blocked by a Ing silver marquise valued at $200 and I Two incidents of stolen bicycles were car driven by Charles William Coslet, Laymond reduced the speed of his car van in the left-hand lane, he proceeded one pendant worth $50, police said. reported to township police last week. 59, of Livonia and tried to maintain visual contact, into the intersection where the car was The garage door on the east side of Police According to Sergeant Andy Baker, Baker said. Zeigler's car went from 1- struck broadside by the Zeigler car, the residence was opened by a small A 26-lnch Raleigh five-speed men's the chase began on northbound 1-275 275 onto the Seven Mile Road East exit Baker said. The entire chase didn't last screwdriver-type object at the frame. bicycle, worth $280, was stolen from ,tI) near Five Mile Road when Trooper where he lost control of his car at the more than four minutes, he added. The inside door leading into the house Eddinston Place residence between Blotter Donald Laymond spotted the car driven top of the ramp and skidded over the Zeigler was ticketed for reckless had been left unlocked by the owner, 9:30 p.m. and 8 a.m. June 15 and 19, by Zeigler traveling at a high-rate of concrete medium. driving. Zeigler suffered cuts and head police said. township police report. speed At this point Laymond again caught Injuries, while Coslet sustained cuts None of the rooms had been ransack- Laymond watched the Zeigler car in up with Zeigler's car and tried to get and complained of chest pains. Both ed. A cheCkbook in the library was mov- The owner said unknown suspects. 1- his rear view mirror, Baker said, and Zeigler to pull his car over to the side of were taken to St. Mary Hospital. ed, but no checks were taken, police took the bike from the rear patio area of noticed it tailgating and moving from the road, but Zeigler sped away on said. her residence, police said. lane-to-lane without using turn signals. westbound Seven Mile, Baker said. Jewerly worth $5,525 was stolen from Nothing was touched in the master Laymond then pulled up next to the As Zeigler approached Haggerty he a Baintree Circle residence between bedroom other than the jewelry box, Police have no suspects. A HOLE IN ONE? A ProCanEvenIt UpFor You. Don't discard your favorite clothing. We have Experts trained in the fine points of mending and alterations. All minor repairs are done FREEof charge. ((Janie/h." 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John and Sue Martin took a trip to San John said they moved to Northville Francisco. because "we liked the area and found a The first few days were like a second house we really wanted." honeymoon for the couple who had been Sue and her husband enjoyed the theater high school sweethearts back in Columbus, and the symphony and were active at St. Ohio. They spent their time visiting John's Episcopal Church in Plymouth, eelatives, sightseeing and generally just where Sue sang in the choir and was a enjoying themselves. member of the Liturgical Arts Committee. However, Sue SUddenly became ill. The Liturgical Arts Committee is Weak and feverish, she was taken to a responsible for all art'work which goes into hospital where doctors diagnosed her il- S1. John's. Before her death, Sue was lness as a bad virus. working with the committee on commis- Yet, a few days later she was much sioning a set of Stations of the Cross for the worse. Realizing the severity of her condi- church. tion, John brought Sue back to Michigan The Stations of the Cross, which depict where she was rushed to Henry Ford the last journey of Christ from Pilate's Hospital. house to his entombment, were a project in Two days later on August 7, Sue Martin, SUEjlfARTIN which Suewas particularly interested. .1e vivacious, 46-year-old wife, mother Yet, her death came before she couldsee and teacher died. The cause of death was "She was a very alive and caring per- the plans for the stations become reality. toxic shock syndrome. son," he said. "She was always giving of However, on June 20more than 250pe0- "It all happened so fast," recalled John herself." ple gathered at St. John's Episcopal Martin almost a year after his wife's For the last five years of her life, Sue Church for the blessing of nine ceramic death. "By the time the disease had been had been a learning resource teacher at pieces depicting the Stations of the Cross diagnosed - it was too late." Lowrey Junior High School in Dearborn, - commissioned as a memorial to Sue Sue's death, from one of the earliest working with learning disabled students. Martin. diagnosed cases of toxic shock syndrome, In addition to her teaching, she raised The stations, designed by Canton was a tremendous personal loss to her hus- three sons - Christopher, 23, a senior the Township sculptor Gawaine Dart, were band, three sons and many others who University ofMichigan; Matthew, 21,who dedicated in Sue Martin's honor for her b:newher. will be a junior at 1',1ichiganState Univeris- many contributions to the parish. • "She was a very excellent teacher and a ty and Andrew, 17,who will be a senior at "The church was very important to fantastic mother," John said in describing Northville High Schoolnext year. his late wife. The family moved to Northville four Continuedon6-B Artist Gawaine Dart with one of the nine station panels ~. ~ / . d f Tribute to a frierld r • The Stations of the Cross - the series of 17x Jane. Mrs. Dart, also a potter, is retired from . 2Q-inchceramic reliefs commissioned for S1. teaching art at Eastern Michigan University . John's Episcopal Church - were John Martin's Both have been working on large commissions I tribute to the memory ofhis late wife Sue. simultaneously. # - For Gawaine Dart, the Canton Township ar- "I began making sketches for the stations last I # ! tist who designed and sculpted the pieces, the fall, but it haS been slower than expected ! work not only was a part of his ('raft but alro a because we just moved into a new art building tribute to a friend - Sue Martin. at Henry Ford, and that has involved a lot of i f Dart was a personal friend ofSue's ana is both work," Dart explained. a friend and colleague ofJohn Martin's. "I'm primarily a functional potter and ;i An instructor of ceramics and watercolors at painter and have never undertaken a project of f Henry Ford Community College in Dearborn, this dimension before," he said. Dart also is a member of the Michigan Potters Dart paints in watercolors in a realistic style, Association and was founder of the Michigan but he hasn't exhibited any paintings in recent Craftsmen's Council. years. Examples of Dart's work are in many area "I paint as part of the demonstration process f « churches, and his commissioned stoneware with my watercolor class. I enjoy the process as functional pieces are in many private collec- I enjoy working with clay. In working back and .:.: tions. forth between the two of them, one seems to feed Dart works at home in the large. sunny, con- verted garage studio he shares with his wife, Continuedon 6-B Photos by Gary Caskey Andrew Martin, right, John Martin, and the Reverend Shank examine the • station before the memorial service First Federal's popular Interest-earning • 50 free personalized checks. guaranteed hlgt1 money market Interest for 30 months. Stop in at checking has already attracted • Overdraft protection (to be OPEN A$l,ooo 30-MONTH over 20.CXXlaccounts-and It applied for separately). any First Federal offICe soon and just got better' It's yours free of get the best of both worlds • No-fee CITICORP Travelers Of course, you can enjoy all the monthly service charges when you Checks. 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Kreutzberg of Memphis, Tennessee, ex- The bridegroom's brother Keith changed mal"riage vows May 2 in a Kreutzberg was bestman His other The bride-elect is a 1977 Northville morning service at First United brothers Clark and Kelly Kreutzberg High School graduate and currently is Methodist Church. served as ushers. employed by Northville Public Schools. The bride's nephews Chnstopher and Her fiance was graduated from Nor- The double ring ceremony was of- Matthew Gilbert were candle lighters. ficiated by tile Reverend Guenther thville High School in 1972 and is a Approximately 2O'J guests attended a plumber in Plymouth. Branstner. luncheon at Ule Farmington Holiday The bnde's sister Cnstie Becker- Inn following the ceremony. Out-of- A September 12 wedding date has Pacholski sang "Wedding Song" during town guests came from Florida, Penn- beenset. • Uleceremony and was accompanied by sylvania, Illinois, Ohio, Vermont and her brother Gary Becker on the organ. Canada. They also presented a song with words The bride's grandmother, Mrs JESSE BONNER,VICKIJACKSON written by the bride and bridegroom Robert Book of Florida, made and and music composed by Gary. decorated the three-tiered wedding Stacey and Gary Becker played a cake, as she had done for the bride's piano and organ duet while Mike sisters. Needham sang "The Lord's Prayer." The bride is a WayneState Umversity Families welcome new arrivals The bride wore her mother's wedding graduate and holds a degree in criminal gown of candlelight satin. The dress justice. She currently is employed by had been made by the bride's grand- General Motors. Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Wilber of 19625 Clement an- weighed seven pounds, three ounces. • moUler. She carried a bouquet of The bridegroom received a business nounce Ulebirth of Uleirson Scott Dey June 1. Maternal grandmother is Mrs. Beth Shekell of gardenias, ivy and stephanotis administration degree from Western He was born at St. Mary Hospital and weighed Redford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The bride's sister Cristie Pacholski Michigan University and is a cllstomer six pounds, nine ounces. John DunnyofColdwater. was matron of honor and bridesmaids representative for IBM. Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Wilber of Northville are Paternal great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. were the bridegroom's sister Christine Following a wedding trip to Hilton maternal grandparents. Paternal grandmoUler is Leslie Chaveyof Manchester. Kreutzberg and Ule bride's sister Head, South Carolina, the couple mov- PlymouUlresident Ella Joyner. Margaret Gilbert. ed to ZaneSVille,Ohio,where Uleyhave Una Mary Cowie of Silhoam Springs, Arkansas, MR. ANDMRS.CRAIG KREUTZBERG The attendants wore tunic·style chif- made Uleirhome. is maternal great-grandmoUler. Norbert Ronk of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Krowisz of Canton an- Farmington Hills is paternal great-grandfaUler. nounce Ulebirth of Uleir first child Jonathan David Also welcoming the new arrival is Ule couple's May 12. oUlerchild Shaun, 3. He was born at Providence Hospital in SouUlfield • Give Your Windows The'Works . Students featured in piano recital and weighed eight pounds, nine ounces. Maternal grandparents are Northville residents Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. Wilber. Paternal grand- 20·50% The piano students of and Michael Parkinson; daughter Margaret Mr. and Mrs. Greg Dunny of 559 Reed announce parents are Mr. and Mrs. George Baker ofDetroit. Mrs. James Crain Kathy and Andrea played a duet of Ulebirth of Uleirfirst child HollyJo. Norbert Ronk of Farmington Hills is paternal OFF presented their annual Barber; Ashley Piavis; Schubert's "Ballet from She was born June 16 at St. Joseph Hospital and great-grandfather. recital for parents and Margaret Brunet and Rosamond." - Verticals friends June 7. Charles and Karen Mrs. Crain and her ~~~ Kepner. daughter Marianne Crain Ol",ounl' I- HOrizontals Ar. Not E.,.,ythlng' The students par- Thelen opened Ule pro- Manufacturers offer severa' I_ Woven Woods ticipating were Janet Mrs. Barbara Brunet, a gram with Shubert's For OLV students ~~~get~t:dlO~~S¥rlC~~••~:: Robertson; Beth, Jenny former student, and her "Variations ofWaltzes." Bro. suggests you check and - Shutters compare the retail prices before you buy -Shades Washington, D.C. tour ends year • Maybe We're iVai Magicians. I EighUl graders at Our such historical sites as Richard Steele, Mrs. Lady of Victory School WINDOW SHADE co b:J I we do h.lVe ~Oll1e Lady of Victory topped Ule Lincoln Memorial, Patricia Steele, Mrs. ended Ule year with a Call the Store off Uleir studies of U.S. The White House, The Jane Martin, Mrs. Diane volunteers' luncheon to -Nearest You I1Iftv lIttle IflCks Government this year Capitol, the SmiUlsonian, Roslinski, Mrs. Mary honor all parents who for getting clothes ~pruced up Ole: Orchard Shopping Center wiUl a little first-hand Arlington Cemetery, Em- Jane Cordero and Walter have offered Uleir time Takes experience lI\...c ours Maple at Orchard Lake Rd. 626-2400 learning. bassy Rowand many Holinoty. and talents in Ule school Open Mon. thru Frl. 10:0010 5 After monUls of selling others. In addition to UleeighUl volunteer programs. • Summer - Sat. 9 to 1 bagels and candy bars, In addition to visiting graders' trip to More Ulan75 volunteers Washington, D.C., the Uleeighth graders raised Washington, D.C., Our attended Uleluncheon. t5150 7 Mile Rd. 342·8822 group stopped in Get- Open Mon. thru Frl. 8:30 to 5 enough money to lake a tysburg on Uleway home Sat. 9 to 1 three-day trip to $rrplll's Washington, D.C. to tour Ule famous Civil WALLPAPER 25% OFF War battlefield. EVERY DAY 112 E. \fAIN NORTHVILLE The class traveled by Chaperones on Uletour 30% OFF PlEASE HOTE Discounts are nOI applicable Greyhound Bus to the na- were OLV Principal Mrs. to speCifIed prlces Inslallallon or repatrs 349.Q777 tion's capitol. There Uley Sharalene Thompson, ALL WALLPAPER Inslallatlon and measure additional No freight on sizes up to 84x84 took a whirlwind tour of eighth grade teacher No Freight Charge 50- per roll added to all orders less than Full Case (24rolls) Gall in any pattern from any book or VISitour excellent wallpaper July 8 picnic set department Open 9-6 Mon.-Sat., • 11-3 Sun. for senior citizens BLACK'S 111E. Main Street HAROWARE Northville Members of Ule Nor- also may want to bring a 349-2323 Ulville Senior Citizens' card table and chairs. Clubwill meet at noonJu- There will be a variety ly 8 at Cass Benton Park of games and prizes for a summer picnic. Ulroughoutthe afternoon. Members are asked to In case of rain, bring a dish to pass, as members should meet at well as a table service Ule First Presbyterian and beverage. Picnickers Church. • Closed July 4th ~ ALL SUMMER SPORTS WEAR Sale Starts • Shorts • Slacks 11 Because You're Monday, July 6 • Skirts • Tops 13 OFF a Non-Smoker ... • Summer Butte Knits YOU CAN GET A 10% REDUCTION IN YOUR HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE l·····························j RATES FROM CITIZENS Check for our Many I for S<"veral \ears now ClllZens Insurance Com I . I p,lny of Ameoc.1 h,lS been ket·llIng.1 "atchful • eye on how household fires gel st.1"e Society activity Martha Nield,right, with Norma Peltz, gets help readying Nor- .: thville Historical Society membership invitations from Lynda .' Heaton, Virginia Hayward and Jewel Luckett, at left. The'· womenwere among 20volunteers who last Thursday prepared .: the mailing that is goingout to residents this week. .: Home ofJohn and Pat Meyers on Walnut, above, is one slated to be on this year's home tour. The wrong house was pictured - last week.SeeIn OurTown. . In Our Town You're getting an invitation to join • FLOW.ftS 149 E. Main Northville By JEAN DAY Women's Association of First Presbyterian Church of the 349-0671 • Northville Home Tour. It uses the funds from the tours for Anyone who has wondered how to become a member of restoration work in the village. the Northville Historical Society will have the answer this Announcement of homes to be open on the 1981 tour last week. In the first big membership campaign since 1975, the week included the Meyers' home on Walnut. However, it is society is mailing invitations to all homes in the community. the home of John and Pat Meyers at 146 Walnut, not the It is the society that was responsible for conceiving the idea home formerly occupied by the Charles Meyers across the for the Mill Race Historical Village - and then in large street, as photographed last week at 145 Walnut. Since the measure for making it a reality. two families are not related, the confusion has been a Last Thursday a group of 20 volunteers gathered at the plague, says Pat Meyers. She adds that she is aware how it • Pickford home of Martha Nield to fold and label the society can exist as both houses are painted red and are on opposite mailing. The lone man on hand to offer encouragement was sides of the street. Since the other Meyers family recently 100% Natural Francis Gazlay who has just taken over as society president. moved, she adds that the problem should be solved soon. Butler Flavored Granules Members explained that renewals as well as new . ~at and her husband have been restoring lovingly the 1'--- ~- ~--.., memberships will be welcome. "Even if the only support hIllsIde home and presently are renovating the kitchen. Pat l:-,.:s:'CJ3udsffiuttzr I you can give when you join is yoUl~interest, you're invited," Meyers adds that she is concerned now that it may not be members note. The society has created an inactive status finished in time for this year's tour. for those who wish to offer only financial support. Otherwise, :\ :( A those joining who want to be active can indicate areas of in- \B terest, ranging from research to painting and sanding. 3 ways better • Individual memberships are $8; couples $12; senior Students rate experiences 'fantastic' than butter! citizens and students, $1; docents $5; contributing $35; sus- Save calOries, taining, $100; annual patron, $500; patron, $1,000 or more. Diane Perpich and her brother Dave are comparing cholesterol & cash! Society members receive the Mill Race Quarterly - a notes this week on their recent study experiences. They are In Baking Sections publication that many save as a reference. Issues contain back home with their parents, the Edward Perpiches of Old Everywhere histories of the community, architectural descriptions of Bedford, after Diane, a junior at University of Michigan, local buildings and information about the village. The socie- completed a six-week self-awareness study in New England ty also has monthly meetings with speakers, Saturday work and Dave returned last Friday from a visit to Germany. sessions in the village and a festive Christmas party there. It Dave, who will be co-president of his Northville High is responsible for many of the Mill Race Fourth of July School senior class in September, went on the German class -r- __ ~~------. -J.- • events detailed in a story on Page One of this week's Record. trip with fellow students Tom Hanson, Sue Meredith and Windy Cikanek. Floor Sample Sale Confusion on Walnut Diane was one of 35 students on her outing with seven ad- visors. "Fantastic" is the way she describes the program in Now In Progress Northville Historical Society also is co-sponsor with the which she studied New England authors, climbed Mount Washington and camped and backbacked. She also received credits toward her English minor. S I/II'/' I !/.{ 7 She's graduated to prol!rammer A H/'(Il1flflli Ston • Deborah Maguire, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Maguire of Thornapple Lane, now has former student status. Since the end of May she has been living and working '\1.,"Hru..."flor smglC' qualified m('n Jnd ....omen may <,J\e in Kansas City, Missouri. plenty on eM Insurance After receiving her BS degree from Central Michigan \\.th fJrmNS ('xchJSI\(" 30/60 Auto Packa~e University May 9, she accepted the position of programmer- \\ h) not ("hpc~ ..\.th f Jrnl analyst with Kansas City Power and Light Company. (·ro:.lodJ}' ' •. Jim Storm Griffins went :"tudcnt EldcrllO.,teling 43320 W. 7 Mile (across from Llttlo caosar's) Garnet and Mary Griffin, Northville residents of Dear- Northville born Court, last week were among 40 senior citizens atten- 349-68"10 ding classes, living in a campus residence hall and eating in a student dining hall at Western Michigan University as part of Elderhostel, a week-long educational program for persons 60and older. Itwas a first-time experience for the Griffins. The courses offered included Introduction to Human Behavior, Michigan geography, current events and "Poetry •• and You." Elderhostelers also were offered such extracur- Summer . t~ ricular activites as a class in aerobic dancing, a trip to the f~r" Kalamazoo planetarium and a sing-along. Participants Clearance t# \ enrolled from Indiana, Illinois, Kentucky, Missouri, Ohio iii" l and Florida as well as from 17 Michigan cities. ~20 % -40 % Off 50% e.../} :All Summer Merchandise Off Last Year' 5 Dental .: Winter Merchandise Limited Selection Dialogue Woodmark cabtnets Pre-Season of A. Allen Tuchklaper, D.D.S. Lay-a-way Sale A MATTER OF TASTE Select &. Save Boys & Girls from over 5,000 Kitchen and Vanity Cabinets in stock • Coats. Snow Pants· Snow Suits· Jackets Q. Sincc I had a new partial your physician will probably Save % made I've noticed a metallic See All-New Infants thru Size 1620 Off solve y(;ourmetallic ~y:tery. % taste in my mouth. Can the Cabinet Designs 65 partial be causing this? on Mi ~ .. ,(\' 1 Save on Everything whh every kitchen C3blnet Brentwood ~} \"().O~'l.'l , marble & reg. counter tops, Sinks, purchase 01 $200 Of mOfe Cabinets -~~ ~\{' Q;l . with this ad. A. Not likely. Chances are V- , ,::>~-1 faucets, hoods, Whirlpool and other • brand appliances. your problem isn't dental. Mil· lelAND lions of people wear partials HOUSE OF Ill-Y-'-- , =::#==~'.('.::':-.•~.~~ made with metal and don't ,;. A'\ have your complaint. Most ,-.--;;;....~""'" ~ MAl partial frameworks are "old This column is presented in ~S~CABINETS ~\.l4ltJ FARMINGTON LIVONIA'S or chrome-cobalt alloys - the interest of better dental 2100 Easy St. WaIled Lake J SHOPPING PLAZA NEWBURGH PLAZA materials that have no taste. A health. From the office of L}t --~ at 6 Mile metallic taste can be caused by M Tu F851W Th 8 81Sat 931 Phone624 1400 VISA A. Allen Tuchklaper, D.D.S. 474-7900 stress, certain medications, or ~~~:'~61:Ins/.II.llon 301S, Main St, Royal Oak ~ 464-6500 I M·Th·F 9:30-9; T-W-S 9:30-6 10-9 Daily; 10·6 Sat. an intestinal problem. A trip to 24101 Novi Road, Novi 348-3100 CASH&CARRY MWF109ITuThl06 Satl05IPhOnc5464122" •1..------...... 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So I the other," he explamed Shepherd in Dearborn Heights, and I tists have handled the subject matter depicted her draWing the shroud over Dart said he was not sure he wanted was commissioned to do a baptismal thrOUghouthistory. He said he was par- hiSface as though she were wrapping a to thmk of hiSStatIOnsof the Cross even font for the Church of St. Blaise," he ticularly influenced by the free pen and baby." as art said. "I enjoy being able to manufac- ink drawings of Rembrandt. "They are focal POints of personal ture things for ceremonial use." "I started with one of the panels There arc no architectural details in. devotion If they turn out to be art, Mrs. Dart took issue with his use of strongly dprived from a Rembrandt Dart's panels - the backgrollilds are that's for someone else to decide, not the word "manufacture." She said, piece. I also looked at the draWings of made up of human figures Some of the me," he Said "that's really not the word; it's Albrecht Durer, but I found the works figures in the foreground demanded Mrs Dart said her husband's create." of the North Europeans too gruesome in anatomical detail realistic narrative reliefs were "not Her husband explained his term - depicting the wounds. For example, the panel depicting deSigned pnmanly to show the "It's hard for someone who's involved "I could not remain objective," Dart Christ nailed to the cross concentrates cleverness of the artist as so much with pots to think in terms of the crea- said. "I became emotionally involved on the head, torso and outstretched modern art IS." tion of a single object. We tend to think with the subject matter. I was readmg arms. The nailed hands are not in the The Darts' large, rustic living room is ofseries. The Stations of the Cross are a the Bible like I haven't read it in years boundaries of the picture, but the suf- decorated with their own art works. On series. I had to keep all nine panels wet I read and re-read all the scriptural fering IS conveyed m the face and the spacIous hearth stands a two-foot and in an adjustable state to keep the references to see where the artists tautness ofthe muscles. • high ceramic model of a Gothic church style the same." started from. In the last scene - the en- topped by the effigy of an ecclesiastical The state ions were designed in close tombment - I wasn't pleased with any "I had to press some of my students head. coordination with their architectural ofthe illustrative material. into service as models," Dart said, "to "ThiSmodel church," Dart said, "is a environment at St. John's. "The painters all dealt with architec- make sure I got the anatomical tribute to Abbot Suger, who is at- "I was a little anxious about inflicting tural details. I wanted to get close details" tributed With the invention of Gothic anything on that absolutely blank enough to the figures to make it POSSI- The Darts' avocation is music. Mrs. style. It was not a commission. I did it space," Dart said. He studied the ble for the viewers to get close to them Dart is a church orgamst who studied as an outcome of teaching a class on lighting in the church to take advantage The problem was to pick the most poig- Withthe late Enc Goldschmidt at EMU. Gothicstyle." of the angles of shadow in his relief nant moment for the viewer. "I make scraping nOises on the Christ on the cross Dart has fulfilled many commissions designs. He even designed the framing "The scriptures said this Without cello," Dart said "Our daughter, for churches. of the panels to conform to the curves of visual clues. I decided the hardest time Claudia, is a buddmg lutenist." Artworl~ commissioned· in memory of Sue Martin Continuedfrom 1-B The couple had bought a piano and were intending to take lessons Though her," said the Reverend Robert Shank, Sue had played before and was plann- rector of St John's. "She was a very in- ing to take it up again. tense Christian. She was very lovipg John, a ceramics teacher at Fordson • and giving Inall her relationships" High Schoolin Dearborn and a drawing The June 20 memonal service instructor at He~ry Ford Community featured a performance of "Oh Son of College, said he and his wife had dated the Living God" by J .S. Bach with guest in high school and both attended Ohio organist Robert Clark of the University State University, where Sue earned her of Michigan and the Handbell Choir. A bachelor's degree in education. luncheonwas served afterward. She taught elementary school in Col- umbus a11dMadison Heig..'1tsprior to "We really had a beautiful day for the teaching junior high school In Dear- service;' John Martin explained. "We born. also had a great turn-out." • She later attended Madonna College The crowd, gathered at St. John's a and earned a certificate to teach learn- .week ago last Saturday, came not only ing disabled children. to bless Dart's beautifully SCUlptedsta- tions but to honor the memory of the "One of the people Sue worked With woman for which they were dedicated. came up to me at the service and told In addition to her involvement with me what an exceptional person she was the church, Sue Martin was active in a in her work," John Martin said. variety of other things, explained her husband. "She was a good listener - always asking ~boutothers," he said • She was involved in the Michigan "Her children and her home were her Association of Children with Learning life, but she read a lot and always kept Photos by Gary Caskey Disabilities and enjoyed gardening, he on current events. She was a very alive !>aid. person." Four panels dry before being fired ULTRA LOWll • • • • / / ! ! I ! f I ," • /' I SatisfyiJig taste'in an ) ·tJltra-~9Wtar cigarette,l i • ;/ I I I ;/ / J I I • o PhI1/p..MorrIJ Jnc.<198J./ '7/" _.__..;l.. SoftPack:1 mg"IIlf:' 0.1 mg~icotjne-100's: 41119 I f "tar;' 0.4 mgnicotineav. per cigarette by FTCMetllod. / ! ,1 Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined Il That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. ! I- • • Wednesday, July 1, 1981- THE NORTHVillE RECORD-7·B Community .' .' Calendar TODAY, JULY 1 • Northville Downtown Merchants Association, 8 a.m., Manufacturers Bank American Legion Auxiliary Unit 147,Juniors, 7 p.m., post home Northville City Appeals Board, 8 p,m., council chambers THURSDA Y, JULY 2 Daytime TOPS, 9 a.m. First Presbyterian Church Highland Lakes Women's Club, 1p.m., Highland Lakes Clubhouse Mill Race Embroiderers Guild, 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church • FRIDAY, JULY 3 Orient Chapter, No. 77, OES, 7:30p.m., Masonic Temple , . SUNDAY, JULY 5 Mill Race Historical Village, open 1-4p.m. MONDAY, JULY 6 St. Paul's Lutheran Church School paper drive, 6 p.m., church parking lot • Northville Kiwanis, 6:30 p.m., O'Sheehans Little patriots Northville TOPS, 7 p.m., call Joan at 349-4415or Ettie at 349-2545for location Northville Masonic Organization, 7: 30 p.m., Masonic Temple The Amerman second graders in Ann Anthony. Dressed in period costumes, Northville City Council, 8 p.m., council chambers Holloway's class ended the school year with a students told their classmates a little about TUESDAY, JULY 7 surge of patriotic fervor. The students payed the character they portrayed. They also view- tribute to America's founding fathers - and ed a slide presentation entitled "America, the Northville Rotary Club, noon, First Presbyterian Church fellowship mothers - with their spring play entitled "A Beautiful." At right, Betsy Ross, portrayed by hall Salute to the USA." Students portrayed Kay Myers, shows-off her hand-sewn flag. At Sixgate Squadron Civil Air Patrol, 7 p.m., Novi Middle School various historical characters inc~uding left, Benjamin Franklin, alias Richard Northville City Planning Commission, 8 p,m., council chambers • everyone from George and Martha Walters, ponders his recent discovery of elec- Salem Township Board, 8 p.m., Town Hall Washington to Thomas Edison and Susan B. tricity. VFW Auxiliary, Post 4012,8 p.m., VFW Hall WEDNESDAY, JULY 8 Northville Weight Watchers, 10a.m., Community building 'New members elected Northville Senior Citizens' Club picnic, noon, Cass Benton Park Church schedules Northville Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Veterans of Northville Building Northville Communi tv Band. 7:30 n.m., Cooke Junior High band room for student con?;ress Northville Recreation Commission, 8 p.m., city hall - Heritage Day Three Cities Art Club, 8 p.m., Plymouth Community Arts Council ." Whenstudents return to secretaries Kim Hubbard ·Northville High School and Leslie Warren and next fall, at the helm of T rea sur e r She r r i The First Baptist It will be followed by an the student government Bongiovanni, awarded Church of Northville will old fashioned picnic on EPIPHANY will be 12-newly elected trophies to Congressman celebrate Heritage Day the church grounds. CHURCH DIRECTORY LUTHERAN CHURCH IN AMERICA officers. of the Year Tom July 5 with a day full of There will be an after- For information regarding rates for Yanoschik and Outstan- activities. noon outdoor service with Worship 1030 am. NHS Student Congress church listings call The Northville ding Congresswoman special music by the flute Record 349-1700, Walled Lake/News Nursery PrOVided members for the 1981-82 Paula Broderick at a In accordance with its 624-8100 41390Five Mile, 1 mile W of Haggerty '. "old fashion Sunday" choir, the adult choir ami school year are Scott special ceremony June a trumpet duet by George Faustyn, president; Tom 11. theme, the church will be Berryman and Randy FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH WALLED LAKE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH' • Yanoschik, vice presi- decorated with many an- Casteel. dent; Paula Broderick, tiques and reminders of 200E Mam St., Northville 309Market St -624-2483 Yanoschik, who will American history. The afternoon sermon 349-0911 Wendell L. Baglow, Pastor treasurer, and Matt begin his Nnior year in Worship, 9.30& 11:00a.m. Sunday, 9'45 Study. 11'00 a m Worship' Abraham, secretary. will be given by the Church School, 930 & 11 00am. 7 00 P m Fellowship the fall, was twice chair- Members of the com- Reverend Walter Larry McMellen-lntenm Pastor Wed ,6-6 30 p m Family Night : Representatives are man of the Blood Drive munity participating in Ballagh, former pastor of John Mishler-Assistant Pastor Kip Mack, Dave Copp, Committee and helped the event are asked to the church. Old-time ice organize the homecoming LIVING LORD LUTHERAN ST. JOHN AMERICAN LUTHERAN Sue Prim, Angie wear old fashion attire. cream cones will be CHURCH Goodreau, Steve Oullette, week activities. refreshments concluding Dr. James Luther, Amencan Lutheran Church 23225Gill Rd., Farmington Lisa Brownell, Linda the events of the day. 40700Ten Mile, NOVI Pastor Charles Fox Bobek and Jill Char- Broderick, who will be senior pastor of the Vacabon Bible School Aug 17-21st Church, 474-0584 Rectory, 474-4499 church, will present a ser- All members of the Servlce830&11ooa.m a senior next fall, was the Worship, 10'30wlth Nursery Sunday School, 9 40a.m • michael. election committee chair- mon entitled "God Is in community are welcome 4n-6296 Nursery at 11.00a.m the Happiness Business." to attend. New members were woman. elected by the student BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH AND ORCHARD HILLS BAPTIST CHURCli BETHEL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY body at the end of the Senior counselor Jack 23455NOVIRd. (between 9-10Mile) sdlool year. Wickens also was On dean's list 2230Crumb Rd off Welch Rd. Sun. S S. 9.45a m. & Ch Tr 6 p.m honored by the Student Fundamentdl-Independent Worship Services at 11a.m. & 7 p.m. Sunday services, 10:00,11:00& 6'30 Wed, Mid-Week Prayer Serv., 7 p.m Last year's Executive Congress with a plaque Northville resident Ian spring qaarter. Wed. Bible Study 8.00 p m. Bob Green, Pastor 349-5665 Council, consisting of co- for faithful service as the George McDaniel directed last year's C. Wild, a freshman ma- Rev Gordon Baslock, Pastor presidents Tony Nader Student Congress ad- Heritage Day choirs joring in electrical The 794 students and Dave Babich, visor. engineering at Michigan acheiving placement on OUR LADY OF VICTORY CATHOLIC CHURCH FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Technological Universi- the dean's list earned a no Thayer, Northville OF NORTHVILLE ty, was named to the grade point average of 3,5 WEEKEND LITURGIES They receive honors school's dean's list for the or higher on a 4.0scale. Saturday, 5:00 & 6:30 p m. 8 Mile & Taft Roads Sunday, 8, 9'30, 11a m. & 12.30p.m. Rev Guenther Branstner. Minister Serving the Northville, Novi and Wixom Church 349-2621,School 349-3610 Worship Services & Church School, '. area for 3generations from Albion College ReligiOUSEducation 349-2559 1000 a m ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Two Northville thville High School I High & Elm Streets, NorthVille SCIENTIST residents are among the graduate. C. Boerger, Pastor 1100W Ann Arbor Trail K Cobb, ASSist Pastor Plymouth, Michigan 154 students who have Sunday Worship, 10.30a.m. Mary A. Zbikowski, Church & School 349-3140 been named recipients of daughter of Dr. and Mrs. S.JndaySchool,10.30a m Sunday Worship, 8.00 & 10.00a.m. Wednesday Meeting, 8.00p.m Albion College's Webster Zdzislaw Zbikowski of Scholarships and 45778Fermanagh, receiv- Presidential Recognition ed a Webster Scholarship HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH Awards. based on academic 12Mile East of Haggerty (Assemblies of God) • Farmington Hills 41355SIX Mile Rd., NorthVille achievement and extra- Shelly A. Thacker, Rev. Irving M. Mltchell-34&-9030 curricular activities. Sunday Worship, 9.00 a.m. Sunday School, 9.45 a m daughter of Mr. and Mrs. V.H Mesenbnng, Pastor Sun. Worship, 11a m & 6 30 pm Robert D. Thacker of Webster Scholarships ROSS B. Phone: 553-7170 Wed "Body life" Serv., 730 P m. 42270Sunnydale, has won are awarded to high ~ Casterline a Presidential Recogni, school seniors with a BUSHNELL CONGREGATIONAL minimum grade point NORTHROP WALLED LAKE CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH tlon Award based on 1362Pontiac Trall-624·1107 Funeral Honle, Inc. outstanding academir. average of 3,5, Coy Roper, Mmister852·6454 Meets at Village Oaks Elementary School SUNDAY SERVICES Willowbrook, south of 10Mile, Novi achievement and extra· Mary is a 1981Our Lady &SON Morning Worship. 9.00a.m. Ray J. Ca.lcrlinc Ray J. Cd,tcrlinc II curricular activities. Bible Class~s, 9.45a.m of Mercy High School FUNERAL DIRECTORS Morning Worship, 11:00a.m. Church School, 9.00 a.m 1893·1959 graduate. Wednesday Evening, 7.00 p m. Dr.. Robin R. Meyers, Pastor-272-3550 "71 Years of Funeral Service" CoffE'e & Fellowship follOWing service • Frcd A. Cd,tcrlinc The award is given to Both awards are entering Albion freshmen available without regard ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NOVI who were among the top to need and are 22401Grand River 19091Northville Rd. 430E Nlcholet 4530111Mile at Taft Rd. Phone 349·0511 five percent of their renewable each year if Redford Northville Walled lake 48088 Home of NOVIChristian School (K-12) 531·0537 348·1233 Phone: 624-3817 Sun. School. 9:45 a.m graduating high school the student maintains Church Service, 10.00a.m. • Worship, 11:00a m. & 6.00p m class. Shelly is a 1981Nor- high academic standards. Church School, 10 00a.m. Prayer Meeting, Wed., 7:30 p m. Rev. Leslie Harding Richard Burgess, Pastor 349·34n 349-3647 NOVI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FAITH COMMUNITY UNITED 41671W. Ten Mile-Meadowbrook PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 349·2652 44400W. 10Mile, Novi '12 mile west of NOVIRd. 8:30a.m.-Informal Service WorShlp& Church School, 10 00a.m • 10.00a.m.-Morning Worship P.O, Box 1 349-5666 SAVE 10% R. Griffith, K. Kirkby, Pastors Richard J. Henderson, Pastor FREEDOM LUTHERAN CHURCH OF ... when you call us on Saturday. NOVI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF Meets at Novi Woods Elementary School 217N. Win NORTHVILLE 349-1020 One call places your Classified Taft Rd. between 10& 11Mile Worshlp,10:ooa.m. with Nursery Dr. ~ames H. Luther, Pastor Coffee & Fellowship, 11:00a.m. Sunday Worship, 11a.m. & 6.30p.m. Ad in over 65,000 homes. Study Hour (All Ages) 11:30a.m. Wed., 7:30AWANA, 7:30 Prayer Service Pastor T. Scherger-47&-9265 Sunday School 9:45a.m. CHURCH HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL OAKLAND BAPTIST CHURCH Monday-Friday 10Mile between Taft & Beck, Novi Meeting at Orchard Hills Elem. Sch. • Phone 349-1175 41900Quince, NOVI,Michigan 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Service, 8:00a.m. & 10'00a.m. Pastor Barry W. Jones Saturdays Worship and School Sunday School, 10.00a.m Holy Eucharist Wednesdays Morning Worship, 11:00a.m. 8:30 a.m.-12 Noon The Rev. Leslie F. Harding Evening Service, 6:30 p.m. DEADLINE Monday GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WIXOM" 3:30 p.m. FormerlyNOVIAREALUTHERANCHURCH WIXOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K·12) Wisconsin Ev. Lutheran Synod Wixom & W. Maple Rds. Worship Service 10:00a.m . Family Bible School, 9:45a.m. ' Sunday School & Bible Cla!!s 11:00a.m. Family Worship, 10:45a.m. & 6:30 p.m. Novi Middle School North Family NllIht Program (Wed.), 6:45 p.m. .• Taft Rd., south from Grand River Robert V. Warren, Pastor , - . • David J. Farley, Pastor-349-0565 624-3823 (Awana& Teen Llle) 624-5434 t • , SoB-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-Wednesday, July 1, 1981 -f} • The spirit of Marlboro , in a low tar cigarette. • F " i -,'" - " ' . .' . ~0.' _0 .... '. " . • : , Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 12 mg "tar:' 0.8 mg nicotine avoper cigarette. FTCReport Dec:79 ...... • 'J. .... Wednesday, July 1, 1981- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-90S •For accreditation Schoolcraft requests review reconsideration .Although generally pleased with the tention. self-study covered from December 1, - The college's goals and mlS~lOn revenue to the college. (District voters report of a recent North Central ex- Community Service programs. The review committee is scheduled to 1970to December 1, 1980,the 10years statement are adequately developed to rejt'cted live millage proposals by the - The Women's Resource Center ISa amination visit, Schoolcraft College ad- consider the request on September 26. since the college's accreditation was serve the citizens of the district. collegebetween 1971and 1979>' ministrators have requested a recon- national model in providmg services for It is expected that Edward V. McNally, last reaffirmed. - The board of trustees is very - A sound, traditional transfer pro- women sideration of the review committee's as interim president, and Dr. C. Nelson Dr. Grote said the report was very knowledgeable and operates from a gram is being offered that prepares recommendation to conduct a com- - The I'brary collectIOn IS of high Grote, who by that time will be in his complimentary in a host of areas and policyposition. students well for transfer. quality and audio visual services are prehensive evaluation in seven years. new post in Washington, will represent also contained a number of suggestions - ThrOUgha broad and extensive net- - Faculty in the technology depart- strong. The administration contends Schoolcraft at the meeting. which, when addressed, would help work of contacts and involvement of ment are well prepared to handle their Schoolcraft is qualified to have its ac· McNally headed the colIege's self- Schoolcraft improve its programs and persons in the community, the college assignment and are innovative m their - The deciSIOnmakmg process at the creditation reaffirmed for a period of 10 stUdy, which was the major effort in services. is maintaining a high level of communi- approach to instruction. years and is prepared to file sup- college IS quite clear and well preparing for the on-site visit by the ex- The report cited as the college's ty support and cooperation, in spite of - A high degree of student satisfac- ~Iemental materials ~osupport its con- understood, and there is a broad vane- amination team this past March. The strengths the follOWing: the failure of voters to increase tax tion with Continuing Education/- ty ofinput from all levels. Here's news of collegians REDCOAT PRESCRIPllON Northyille resident SERVICE.. 0 0 Deon 'Edwards, a business administration .lajor at Central LOWER Michigan University, has PRICES been inducted into the CMUMortar Board. TOOl To be eligible for Mor- tar Board, a student must be a member of the junior perry class with at least a "B" average. Membership is based on scholarship, ser- vice and leadership. Drug Stores COTIONELLE • Each year, senior class NORTHVIU£ SAl£ BATHROOM students select members STARTS TISSUE of the junior class for PlAZA NOW 4 ROLL PACK membership in Mortar 42401 W. SEVEN MILE ENDS Board. Next to TG & Y JULY 5. PHONE 348-2060 1981 - PACKAGE LIQUOR- Northville residents Kimberly A. DeRusha LIMIT 2 and David R. Selfridge PERRYSUPER COUPON have been named to the . - - .ean's honor roll for the I ~inter/spring term at I Lawrence Institute of 8-PACK Technology. I I COCA COLA CRUNCH To be named to the I or TAB OCEAN SPRAY 'NMUNCH honor roll a student must Ifz LITER SIZE 5 oz. TOFFEE POPCORN maintain a 3.5grade point I • Cranberry Juice WITH PEANUTS average and be a full· time student. I • Cranapple Juice I • Cran-Grape Juice I I Margaret L. Morgan YOUR and Michael J. Morgan, \ CHOICE 89( • 32 oz. daUghter and son of Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan of 15734Portis, have been ~------,. :PERRYSUPERCOUPON . named to, the dean's list ·.f .. for the winter term at ~ ~- WayneState University. i \~ Margaret, formerly a I \ I I 5Z-INCH substitute for Northville NABISCO I II ZO-INCH .ublic Schools, is a SNACK CRACKERS graduate student in TRISCUIT. WHEATTHINSor I ;;I, Z-SPEED special education. Her SOCIABLES I I BOX FAN honor point average for the winter term was a 3.5 - based on a 4.0scaIe. JUMBO Michael, who is work- ~\ +'~ INFlATABLE 79~c"I RIDE'EM PALS ing towards a bachelor's I ;~.'"-~~'\NQTAVAllABlEATELMWOODPARKPlAZA I degree in vocational- -TEDDY TURTLE \ Llml12·Good lhru July 5,1981 NV I -FREDDY FROG industrial education, -KENNY CROCODILE earned a 3.62honor point .verage winter term. ~------, WF RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LI"-\IT QUANTITIES . PERRYSU~~ COUPON . . . CAST IRON DOUBLE ~ HIBACHI Debora A. McDougall of 22074 Cumberland Drive has been named to 99 the dean's list for the spr- $6 DIAL ing term at NorthwoodIn- / BATH stitute. SOAP To be named ot the dean's list, students must :cf~J,) • earn a 3.0 grade point BEE~# -. average on a 4.0scale. 39~z. '12 GALLON OSCIllATiNG PICNIC JUG SPRINKLER Leslie Kresin of 40300 99 Fairway Three was S1?.9 SOMe IlEMS NOT AVAILABLE AT ElMWOOD PARK PLAZA $3 graduated with honors from Grand Valley State > PERRYsur.al ~OUPON . ColIege, receiVing a • f •• • [[(:] bachelor's degree in HAMPSHIRE :'FLEXI-POOL" ~arine biology. Kresin, a 1977 Nor- ""~-= BACI(Y ARD POOL thville High School 20 -~~ ~ 5 FOOT DIAMETER, 121NCHES DEEP graduate, will attend i\ i Detroit College of Law in the fall, having received a I I three-year scholarship to PERRY $9~ II!~Ir rfl"'$l Stortfs the college. I ZO-COUNT In addition to her I 99; I PlASTIC academic pursuits, I TRASH .. I ICECUBE BIN Kresin also Is a member "FlEXI-POOL" RIGID SIDE of the Rhinestone 6FT.X 151N. 8FT.x 181N. .vOwgirls, a Detroit dance I ~ERS I group and is a trained \ L1mlt2·Good lhru July 5, 1981 NV I $12~ $19~7PH' scuba diver. ~------, To get I I I ~ AIWE 51 COUNT The Record FOAM . I~-~~ CUPS Call ·1 39( 1 349-3627 VIDAL SASSOON $ -12 oz. SHAMPOO 239 I 7 oz. SIZE I -12oz. FINISHING RINSE EACH \ LimIt 2·000d thru July S, 1111 I 04oz. RE·MOISTURIZING CONDITIONER •• ru sliger'" III ~pe ~------~EVERYTHING YOU NEED A DRUG STORE FOR ••• AND MORE! > • • 10-B- THE NORTHVILLE RECORD-Wednesday. July 1. 1981 ATTENTION 6HAVE A FUN & SAFE 4TH OF JULY' CUSTOMERSI OPEN SATURDAY, JULY 4TH 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M.-SUNDAY. JULY 5TH 9 A.M. TO (; P.M. BUY THE ITEMS IN THIS AD ESTIMATED FOR A FAMILY OF 4- YOU SAVE 824.67 "GRATE ON 33503 w. 5 MILE R~ THE GRILL" CORIIER OF FARMINGTON I Phone No. 261-6565 I GROUND fRESH DAILY : STORE HOURS: I ..... __ MON.-SAT. g A.M.-9 P.M.lSUN. 9 A.M.-6 P.M. I GROUND BEEF I FROM CHUCK V.E VwUCOME NO StiLES TO FOOD STAMP~ DEALER~ OR MINOR!> ~ 5 SEA IDEAL FOR THE GRILL rwjin*w~nN~*!nAY!~LB.S1~~ONLY TENDER DELICIOUS BONELESS 8179 : DOUBLE MANUFACTURER COUPONS : LEAN ROLLED BONELESS CHUCK STEAK LB "JU Y 8 UP TO AND INCLUDING 50< VALUf • " L 1 19 1EXCLUDINCo COFFfE CIGARfTTES AND TOBACCO OR ANy. COMBINATION JUICY BONELESS ARM CUT " ' FREE COUPON·FACE VALUE WILL BE HONORED • 8169 8 99 BifsTONBun LB.S 29 LB. LB. 1 **************************************** PORK I BEEF ROAST SWISS STEAK' 1 PORK ROAST "DELI DELITES FOR THE HOLIDAY" BONELESS ROLLED 8189 .. _ (WHOLE CUT FREE TO ORDER) CHUCK EYE ROAST LB. KOWALSKI S FINEST S189 USDA CHOICE FLAVORFUL BONE-IN SKINLESS FRANKS LB. 99 HYGRADE'S ALL MEAT S 59 EXCELLENT TO BARBEQUE 69 N.Y. STRIP LOINS 82 BALL PARK 1 LB SPLIT C FRESH POTATO OR 79 1 C N.Y. STRIP STEAKS LB. S3.99 FRANKS PKG. FRYER HALVES LB. MACARONI SALAD LB. BONE-IN ECKRICH POLISH STYLE OR 81 99 TAN SLICED FREE! LB. WHOLE FLAVORFUL CHOICE BEEF LEAN REG. OR THICK ROASTED SAUSAGE S 39 ARMOUR 3 LB. 59 GOURMET BRAND 49 8259 TENDERLOINS LB. S4 SLICED BACON ~~~' 1 CANNED HAM EACH S5 HARD SALAMI LB. '1~1:ll)t~~~'~U REG. OR 1 CAL VERNORS GINGER ALE. REG. OR SUGAR FREE 8159~'_RI~~~ ~l!~IIIIi~il AaW ROOT BEER. RC COLA. ~1!t~~!~PLUSO~:~;'~'~~~ . "II ._--' '----= ~ KINGSFORD I REGULAR & DIET CHARCOAL ~~~!~~I~ESORNIALB59¢ FAYGO POP 99 A . PEACHES S'b~6':.7~NLB PLUS S3 3gc .-". 5LDEPOSITS1 20 LB. BAG FIRM RED VINE RIPE TOMATOES LB49c CLASSIC WHITE 9 DISPOSABLE OVERNIGHT PAPER PLATES FRESH LARGE HOMEGROWN C PAMPERS DIAPERS e GREEN CABBAGE HEA039 8 69 Bg SUCH------2/89C~CRUST 1 100 CT PKG HOT DOG I HAMBURG BUNS 8 PACK lL BIG G BREAKFAST CEREAL PLAIN & PEANUT NESTEA (1 OZ. FREE) SUNSHINE HI HO S OR , CHEERIOS MIM CANDIES INSTANT TEA CHEEZ-ITS ~ 8249 9ge 4 OZ. WT 160Z WT • • • II - '.:a. ~ • • III I • - • III ••• 11 - - BETTER-MAID POTATO CHIPS - 10oz.bag $1.09 Save 20¢ JERGEN S PRE·SWEETENED· GRAPE Or LEMONADE $3 DRINK 15 QT. 99 BATH S SIZE 4/ 1 SUPER KDOL - MIX SIZE SAVE BATH SOAP AID 60c SUNDAY 112 % LOW MELODY-FARMS FAT 29 SAYINGS BAGS l~K~T OLAllaioE S1 SPECIALI MILK - PLASTIC GALLON SUNDAY ONLY-JULY 5. 1981 $1.28 NABISCO ASSORTED FLAVORS 59C WT S 6', OZ. SLOYPPY JOE MIX 3/ 1 TDASTIES WT. . DAIRY SPECIALS (~~\~i~~~\\lV"!IM:,!E·mitmJ~~\\\\\,~@\l~~\~~i~~~~U41:'!E'l!m:;m~~\\\~\~~~}l I I,:::: :::\ I~ :::,\ 09 :'§ OPEN PIT REGULAR I gc ~I l~ SPARTAN FROZEN 39 ~I fUDGE~~C"!C~S1 l;~ BBQ ~ I n~ WHIPPED C r! t~ SAUCE 28 FL. ~ I I ~ TOPPING 8 FL. ~ c Wednesday, July1, 1981 p Acapulco divers perform at Boblo Plunging 8o-feet into a lo-toot pool is There will be three performances on just one of the breath-taking exploits weekdays and four on weekends now performed daily at Boblo Island by through Labor Day. the Acapulco High Divers. The Acapulco High Divers have A cast of six divers is featured in the toured America from New Orleans to 25-minute show as seen on ABC-TV's San Francisco, and its members have Wide World of Sports. Included are the performed in Japan, Canada, Europe National High Diving Champion and and South America. This year will the world's youngest professional high mark the group's 25th season, having ~ : HOT AIR BALLOONS will fill the skies over Plymouth when the Mayflower diver. performed before more than 22 million Hotel sponsors a Hot Air Balloon Festival on July 10-12. The performance includes four spec· Americans. : .;: Over 15 balloons will participate during the three-day series of competitive tacular acts, opening with a fast-paced events which begins Friday with a mass balloon ascent from the launch field adja- sequence of acrobatic dives. A high- Other special events slated at Boblo c;Eintto the Plymouth Cultural Center at 6 p.m. spirited comedy routine which extends Island this season include "A Salute of - into the audience follows, after which Broadway" by a cast of young enter- .:- THE MUSICAL HIT "I Do! I Do!" is playing at the Mama Mia Restaurant five divers will skillfully executive a tainers in the Carousel Theatre, and the and Dinner Theatre on Cooley Lake Road in Union Lake. series of "clown dives," while a sixth Maxivision cinema where parkgoers : Performances are offered Friday and Saturday nights with tickets priced at team member prepares for the death· experience real-life sensations in a $14.95 per person. defying human tor('.h dive. sight and sound simulator. In this 6o-foot dive, the diver sets Younger visitors will be thrilled by :: .JIMMY'S In the Farmington Holiday Inn is jumping Monday through Satur- himself ablaze before plunging into a "Old MacDonald's Farm," an op- day-nights with a combination of jazz and high-energy music. tank of water. The show culminates in portunity to meet and pet their favorite ; The Alexander Zonjic Quartet provides a jazzy flourish every Monday; and the famous 8o-foot Acapulco Cliff Dive. farm animals. Alpha comes in for the rest of the week with an ample supply of high-energy Richard Langlais, chief executive of- A rare and unique exhibition of wild nlusic. ficer of Boblo Island, caled the birds, "The Birds of Prey," is also Acapulco High Divers "by far the most scheduled to open at Boblo Island in Ju- .: CHICAGO'S MELIKIN Puppet Theatre will present two shows especially unusual act we've ever had here." ly. designed for children at the Detroit Youtheatre for three weeks during July. Giant hand and rod puppets will perform children's classics "Hansel and Gretel" and "Three Little Pigs Construction Company" for pre-schoolers (3-5 year olds) and "Johnny, Paul & Dan'l" - the stories of Johnny Appleseed, Paul !lunyan and Daniel Boone - for youngsters in elementary grades. Planes, autos featured ; Shows start July 7 and run through Jnly 25.832-2730 for more information. • .AN OLD-FASHIONED FOURTH of July will be celebrated at Greenfield at Detroit Air Show Village July 3-5. Included in the festivities will be band concerts, costumed demonstrations of early American games and a 1939,6o-foot steam-powered ferris Stunt flying, gliding, aerial ballet and 8A Harriet Jet is almost an , • :,heel. aircraft in military formation are just a unbelievable aircraft. Not only can it . THE PHIL ESSER SHOW with Barbara Bredius is playing a return engage- few of the highlights of the 8th annual fly at near supersonic speeds, it can ment at Duffy'S on the Lake in Union Lake Wednesday through Saturday even- Detroit City Airport Air Show on Satur- also aerodynamically break to a midair halt in seconds, hover, fly backwards ings. day and Sunday, July 11-12. : Duffy's, which is located at 8635Cooley Lake Road, features Bluegrass music on The theme of this year's show is and maneuver sideways. All this action will be demonstrated Sundays. "Wings and Wheels." In addition to the spectacular aerial circus acts, visitors both days at the Air Show. LARRY NOZERO is currently heating up the interior of the Excalibur with a also will be treated to on-the-ground ex- War Birds are a featured part of the Swinging jazz beat Tuesday through Saturday nights. The Excalibur is located on hibits of antique, classic and vintage show this year. The World War IIair- Franklin Road in Southfield. aircraft and automobiles. craft participating in the show will in- Airport gates open at 10 a.m. for clude the Mitchell B-25, P-51, P-40, T-28, : BALALAIKAS, AFRICAN DRlJMS, shepherd's flutes and many more visitors to explore these displays as TBM, Douglas Skyraider, AT-6 and • musical instruments will sound through the air at this year's Summer Ethnic Fun well as famous "warbirds" of World others. They will perform in the air, pays through August 19 at the International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit in War IIfame. There also will be music, and the public will also have an op- the University-Cultural Center. racio-controlled model aircraft in portunity to see them close up in the : The program is held by reservation for groups and individuals by calling the In- aerobacc demonstrations and other ground displays. The show-in-the-air begins at 12 noon stitute at 871-8600. entertainment. One of the most startling per- both days and features championship formances in the show will be given by acts and performers from throughout . "DO BLACK PATE:NT LEATHER Shoes Really Reflect Up?" continues at High Diver Randy Dickerson takes 80-footplunge . the Birmingham Theatre through July 12. ' . the Marine'Corps'''Harrie~'' ·The-AV- the world . < " • JUL Y WOODCUTTING PRICE CUTTING SPECIALS JULY TRACTOR SALE - - ;oj I Carry 10 hp w/38" Tractor ST-200 [HOMELITF J SAW CHAIN SPECIALS Reg. Sale 1249 8.95 Cases Reg. $2625 Sale String Trimmer/ 1376 9.95 1828 10.95 19.22 12.95 12-14" 24" 8ll 22,33 15.95 Carry Cases Brush Cutter ~;~~~~ua::Mr~ Heavy Duty 25 Ft. Roll Reg '95 00 -en Reg. $15.95 • Reliable 31.1 cc en9ine Sale '55.00 c ...-....:r- .; ALE • $795 • Double Channel frame • Heavy duty • O..ers.ze tires 23--850x12 monofilament line rear,1&-650x8front • Harness and • Total weIght 820 Lbs 14-16" .38" heavy duty 3 blade high Handle adjustable suction mOA-er • Brush cutter Sale .10 hJ.tCast Iron Kohler Engine Available Files Carry • Vlbrallon IsolatIon Engine Mounts • ElectricStart·'2V • High IntenSIty Lights All Sizes Cases .4 speed cast Iron transmiSSion Reg. $17.95 Reg. $1.69 99<: IlltiI;I~. SALE$895 Model L90 • Reg. $199.95 Woodcutters Kits Bar and Lawn Sweeper Sale Reg. $345.00 Reg. $16.99 95 Chain OilAJ Sale $395 SALE $8 Reg. s5.95 ~ Gallon Cash & Carry Chain Saw Specials limited Quantities ( ~ELITEr ) CASE lAWN SWEEPER-SPECIFICATIONS • Sweeping width 38" • Width overall 44" • Height overall 35" • • Length overall 71" Summer Blizzard • Wheel diameter wltire 12'/2" • Tire width ,. 2'/2" Snowblower ·11 Bushel capacity hopper Reg. $209.95 • Sweeper height selector provides Special Reg.~.$309.95 six sweeping positions 5 95 • Double brush system. One 5ale 144 Sale picking, one throwing Sale $22495 95 Free Carry Case Sale $224 -16" Bar Free Carry Case Bar . h' i - 3.3 cu. In. engine .CDlgnltion.1." Assembled - 2.6 cu. In. engine - 2.5 high output eml eng ne _ CD ignition Loaders '0 Sprockeltlp bar In Case - Auto oiling • Automatic oiling - Deco~presslon start • Manual Oller Model 646 , • Dual trigger control -Autoolling ~ - Manual override '. ~.-ro:--==--~l ' 360 AO 20" 750 I!~ . 'SUp~~ 31" SP 550AO 24" : Efar 20" . Professional Reg.$725.00 S 00 : 'Reg. $349.95 Reg.409.95$28995 Reg.s;~i:0$45995 Sale $595 Sale S k t tl b - 6.8 cu. In heml engine Sale • proc e p ar De om pression start Automatic Oiling - c - 3.5 cu. In. eng Ine FUlly Assembled _• Manual override oller - CD Ign1tl0':l . . : AMuatnouOalllolnvgerrlde • Sprocket tip bar • Automatic oiling _ 5.2 heml engine -Isolation Vibration • Chrome Chain • CD Ignition _ CD Ignition - Auto oiling Limited ~~~r&l~ l~:,hp.2cycllndor : t?J~g~~':fl~2" • . ' • CD Ignition - 3.55 cu. In. heml engine • Vibration Isolation _ Vibration Isolation - Manual override :~~e~m • Breakout C8P1lclty ,,00 Lbs • Overall width 44" , ".\ Quantities • Overall Ojl8ratlng helghI7'81'l" Homellte 3" diaphragm and trash pumps Reg. '1095 S.'e$685 ALL Homellte Generators and more 25 % Off NEW HUDSON POWER 53535 Grand River at Haas' NEW 'HUDSON POWER 2 Miles W. of Wixom Rd. 437.1444 53535 Grand River at Haas HourS~~t~~;Frl. 9-6 437.1444 • Hours:.Mon.-Frl •• 9-6; Sat. 9~1 2 Miles W. of Wixom Rd. No. 1 Case Dealer in the USA / ~ 2.c-SCUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, July 1,1!l81 • Sliger Home Newspapers Business J.W. STUART, a new fine jewelry store has opened in the Detroit development," he added. area at the Twelve Oaks Mall in Novi. Williams International is headquartered in Walled Lake with Located on the center court in the Lord &Taylor corridor, this new manufacturing plants in Michigan and utah. The company has con- jewelry specialty store's motto is "Where the scale of value tips in tinued the expansion of its Michigan facility and recently doubled the your favor." The store offers various services to its partrons, including size of its Utah production plant to accommodate growing re- an innovative gem mounting program and custom jewelry designing in quirements. addition to reliable,low-cost jewelry repair service. Over 5,000small turbojet engines have been delivered by Williams J.W. Stuart is focusing directly on savings and value and how the International for a variety of U.S. and NATOapplications. Williams In- store can provide the most competitive prices in the marketplace. Its ternational auxiliary power turbines are used in both combat and buyers search the world over for the finest jewelry values. Astute judg- transport aircraft. ment, backed by ample reserves, permit them to act quickly and effi- In addition to the major fanjet, turbojet and auxiliary turbine pro- ciently to pass these values on to the customer. grams, Williams International is continuing its manufacture and Aseven-day satisfaction guaranteed return policy is another asset development of a variety of small turbine engines for aircraft, of the store. The guarantee includes prompt, cordial refund of the automotive, industrial and marine applications. customer's mOlley. In addition, all of the fine jewerly carried by J.W. Stuart carries a full one-year service warranty. M~magerof the new Twelve Oaks jewelry store is Jeffrey Golding, a qualified diamondologist, who is available for consultations on dia- STANLEY R. KWIATKOWSKI of Novi has been promoted to senior manager in charge of the Detroit office of the leading accoun- mond selection and investment purchasing. Store partner Jim Proos and contractor Joe Weinburger talk over - : Golding brings 11years' experience in retailing to the J.W. Stuart ting firm; Price Waterhouse & Company. The store. A marketing graduate of Ferris State College and a graduate of promotion was announced by W. George remodeling plans at Spencer's Drugs _. :. the Diamond Council of America, he lives in West Bloomfield with his Kramer, Jr., partner in charge of the firm's wife and two children. Detroit office. J.W. Stuart, Fine Jewelers, is the new retail division of Robco, a According to Kramer, "Since his promo- SPENCER'S DRUGS in South Lyon will be holding a grand open- large jewelry merchandising firm that has served a select trade for tion to audit manager in July, 1977, ing July 15 to showcase its expanded facilities on South Lafayette, just over 55 years. Kwiatkowski has gained thorough experience south of Lake Street. According to Tom Spencer, workmen have been, in providing outstanding service to our clients busy for the past 2% months remodeling the store. When the work is -large and small. We are pleased to make this complete, the store will include 12,500 square feet of retail space and appointment in recognition of his superb ser- 3,000square feet of storage. Spencer said the facility will expand to' . WILLIAMSRESEARCH CORPORATION,the world's largest pro- vice." become a full convenience/party store and will carry such items as' : ducer of small jet engines, has changed its name to Williams Interna- Kwaitkowski joined Price Waterhouse in automotive supplies, greeting cards, housewares, dairy and food items~. :. tional. 1973 followinghis graduation from Wayne State and beer and wine.' . : Sam Williams, president of Williams International, emphasized University. that the change was in name only and that no additional changes in He is a CPA, an active member of the organization or corporate structure were planned. M&BCONSTRUCTIONCOMPANYof Novi was the low bidder at American Institute of Certified Public Accoun- $3,106,688 for reconstruction and Widening of major roads serving the "The name Williams International properly reflects this corpora- tants, Chairman of Health Service II Review tion's continuing growth as a producer of small fanjet engines, turbojet STANLEY new General Motors plant inOrion Township in Oakland County. and Allocation Committee and a member of the The project involves reconstruction and widening to four lanes one engines and aUXiliarypower turbines with applications in 15 countries KWIATKOWSKI Central Budget Committee of United Communi- throughout the world," said Williams. mile of Silver Bell Road from Giddings Road to M-24(Lapeer), and ty Services of Metropolitan Detroit and a construction of a railroad bridge separation on Silver Bell Road. "For many years, the word research in our name has not.properly member of the Architectural Control Commit- Approximately eigItt-tenths of one mile of Giddings Road also will portrayed our principal activities which involve production and engine tee of the Whispering Meadows Homeowners Association in Novi. be widened to five lanes from Brown Road to Silver Bell Road. , , :. r------,I PATIO BLOCKS Use the Wood that fights rot! Oal{.landChalllber announces stand -.' I 99 89 \ 24"X24,,$4 16"x16,,$1 I against the 'Industrial Hosta.ge' Bill I While Supply Lasts Reg. s2.59 The Board of Directors of the fitable incomes which historically have CUSTOM·MADE TO ORDER Oakland County Chamber of Com- provided for better and higher paying ® merce has taken a strong position in op- jobs. Feather Rock • For In-Ground All Wood patl/!ilJs ~. position to House Bill 4330, referred to "This insane type of legislation is an Carved Sculptures • For Pool Decks Docks Sun • as the Industrial Hostage Bill, spon- unnecessary cost to the taxpayers of 'With the high rate of unemploy~ Deck~· For Porches Cottage fi'. :.0 sored by State Representative Perry Michigan who have to foot the bill for For Lawn & Gardens Walks. For Fences Benches (, I Bullard 7:00 PM 2:00 PM 6:00 PM SKI SHOW PREVIEW STREET PARADE BOAT PARADE ·U •• Mnl,,1Tl PTO tip at 2flOO "1\011". ,~m 10' the MO a/'KJ aso )&00 f't\QIM ,t>t!\ 'or lhe 150 ~ .~ 'MO All '&11"9" by 0",(..&1 IUI •• ,.pl 'Ot the ~ and (Informal ShOW) Main Slreel, Green Oak Around the Lake 1~ *'-..(.h .r. laclO'y Obs...."Pd Waterfront School to Convalescent Begin at Waterfront • Home DUSK NOTE No parkIng along !!!FIREWORKSl!! SATURDAY,JULY 41h parade route please, (Approx. 9.45 PM) CARNIVAL All Day RaIn day JU~y5th Three locations to better :THURSDAY, JULY 2nd BEER TENT 4:30 PM serve you 'CARNIVAL Evening BINGO SUNDAY, JULY 51h SKY DIVERS BEER TENT CARNIVAL All Day • (Wealher Permi"on9) .BINGO THESIER EQUIP. CO. 9:00 AM Waterfronl 10:30 AM SAIL BOAT RACES FRIDAY, JUL Y 3rd FLAG RAISING and 28542 Pontiac Trail PRAYER SERVICE Waterfront CARNIVAL All Day South Lyon (313) 437·2091 Waterfronl 4:45 PM : • BEER TENT FISHING CONTEST NOON . BINGO AWARDS WATER BALL CONTEST .• 4:30·':30 PM WATERFRONT WLHS Parking Lot THESIER OUTDOOR PRODUCTS . OLD FASHIONED 11 :30 AM Hot Tub Be Spa Sales ICE CREAM SOCIAL CHICKEN BAR·B·QUE by 5:00 PM 6:00 PM CUSTOM INSTALLATION AVAILABLE 8160 vi. Grand River .• Corner 01 Main & KIwanis, Corner of Main WATER SKI SHOW SQUARE DANCE DEMO Brighton .: Ellst Shore Drive & Ellst Shore Drive FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL: Walerfront Main & Barker (313) 229·6548 :' Tom Skladany, of the Detroit Lions, Sales Manager .: FISHING CONTEST begins at Noon, June 19111,and ends at 9.00 PM on Friday, July 3rd. Please register al MAC'S THESIER'S, INC. MARINA. Tab For all Seasons, Inc. 610 N. Cedar WATERFRONT ACTIVITIES will be held In the Mac's (313}887-8651 Mason Marina Harbor area, . ~~ (517) 676-9588 ...'. ..' • Wednesday. July 1. 1981-S0LJTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVilLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-3.C One local call places a want ad in over 64,000 homes through the following newspapers: Brighton Argus Sliger/Livingston Publications 313-227-4436 County Argus/Pinckney Post • 313-227-4437 GREEN SHEET EAST County Argus/Hartland Herald 313-227-4436 Fowlerville Review 517-548-2570 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Livingston County Press 015 Lost 517-548-2570 absolutely 001 Absolutely Free 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses TWELVE weeks old mixed BEIGE clutch purse. reward ' FOWlERVILLEE Bea! infla- .Walled Lake News No vi News breed female puppy (313)349- lost corner Grand R,ver and tion with thiS beautIfUlly 7268 Latson, Monday, June 22 • • 313-669-2121 313-348-3024 FREE (517)546-9559 GODDARD REAL TV remodeled Centennial 4 All items offered In th,s THREE bath tubs for watering (313) 624-4544 b'ldroom. 2 bath farm house JUST LISTED - Newer 3 BRITTANY Spaniel male, liver "Absolutely Free" column livestock (313)229-8611. on 2 roiling acres FrUit trees, bedroom ranch with Northville Record must be exactly that. free to and white, Wixom and Maple walkout basement In WOOLEN clothing for rug BEAUTIFUL ACRE LOT- herb and vegetable garden, 313-348-3022 those respondIng This Road (313)624-7304 beaullful country selling newspaper makes no charge making (313)437-2385 WALLED LAKE out bUildings and more Land LOST Small black and white With 4 acres Perfect for for those listings, but restrocts WATCH dog, free male. Part With Immaculate 1,144 contract terms ONners leav- female cat at south bound horses With fenced pad- South Lyon Herald use to reSIdential (non- Shepherd. call after 6 p m square foot ranch home. Ing state Must sacnflce at US23 and Clyde Road Please dock, barn & shed POSSI' commercial) accounts only. (517)521-4003. Custom kitchen, fUll base- $65.000 Buyers only (517)223- 313-437-4133 ble spltt available. $78,600. Please cooperate by plaCIng call collect (313)35&-0043 or ment, 1Vz car garage. and 8214 your "Absolutely Free" ad no 8 Week old male kitten, litter Century 21 Cornerstone, (313)553-3156 FlOrida room. Sitting later than 3.30 p m Monday for trained. (313)437-5072. FOWLERVILLE Three Inc 437-4111/346-6500 Milford Times same week pUblication LOST dog Newfoundland, among the most beautiful bedroom aluminum ranch, full black, male, 2 years VICinIty flowers ever Don't mISS basement. shed. almost two 313-6~8705 010 Special Notices Latson and Curdy Roads thiS one at $79,000. Land acres $49,900 By owner HOWELL 2 story 3 bedroom. Reward (517)546-0764. (517)223-8964 POLICY Sf ATEMErH All advcrtl$ ng 001 Absolutely Free ALCOHOLICS Anonymous contract terms available. living room, dining room, large published In Sliger Home meets Tuesday and Friday 3 Month old while and gold FOWLERVILLE, by owner, kitchen, 1 bath. 1 car garage. Newspapers .s subject to the condf COMMERCE TOWNSHIP h¢n$ st.aled In the apphcabl;> rate AKC male Pekingese. 5 years evenings, 8:30 pm, Firet long half kftten Hughes and onglOal bUIlders home, all By owner. (517)546-3744. Clrd COPIesof which are avaIlable Needs excellent home. Presbytarian Church, Main Pathway area. Reward. 19 acres adjacent to High brick, 4 - 5 bedroom quad. 2 • RATES from the a 4-C-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, July 1, 1981 ------• 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses 021 Houses ----- H1DDEN- La'keSuper water· NOV~ Village Oaks:4 HOWELL, absolute bargain SOUTH Lyon, by owner. 3 GOOD STARTER HOME or HOWEl L, rent With oplton • 1 MilFORD Sears Lake proper- front home, excellent condl- bedroom, 2'12 baths, 10 5% l,m sQ ft on 2 lots Newly bedroom brick ranch, ~'h car ~% ~ ~ 1 ty 8Ox800feet, In the woods, INCOME' $35,000 Approx- yedr oplton $4,000 down, $425 Iton $69,900.(5t7)546-6440 loan assumption, $96,000 remodeled kitchen, breakfast garage, full basement, on 65 Imately 1,000 sQ. ft home per month 3 bedroom older ',' mile from proving grounds, (313)349·5763 nook, sewing nook, 1 ';' baths acres. $67,900. Land contract In Lyon Twp Needs a little home In town Call for details part'ally furnished, 2 or 3 and more Private access to or assume 8"..% (313)437-9873 T.L C BRING ALL OF- Really World Cornell and bedroom, by owner Land con· ~~~~",,", Lake Chemung $42,000 or FERS! V.A. APPROVED' ASSOCiates (517)546-2050 tract, nalUral fireplace. 10x32 $15,000and assume 13 ',.. per· foot deck If you hke seclu- 022 Condominiums :~ /;~ Pnces HermIts Heaven Century 21 Cornerstone, HOWEi:L,~asSumpilon.-S6.0c0 cent loan Payments $371 per Sion. you'll like thiS one Range from Only the sound of nature fill thiS 1 acre of seclu· Inc. 437-4111/348-6500 down. 2 bedroom newly ~ ~E§- month Call (517)546-4688 $46,000 (313)685-79~ _ ~ - -~ S8,900 to slon Beaultlul 2 bedroom plu~ den, ranch offered remodeled Lake Chemung BRIGHTON Sale or rent Wl\ii ~ ,,:-. ~4rll~" S24,600 for $79,000. OffIce bUilding on property, plus easy access $39,900 Call Realty MOVlNG?'-Thlnklng of In· buyout opllon. Excellent sale 4 QUIck terms vesttng? THINK FLORIDA' For ~ 30 day delivery World Cornell and ASSOCiates terms. Two bedrooms, 1112 .,,~~aliUt!.i...,\; (517)546-2050 Info on owner "rlanclng on all baths, full basement. Clean. i"· LILe Custom cutting Close to school and shopping IS thiS charming 3 type properttes Contact ,;;:,\tI~.. HOWELL, 12% mortgage Bnghton Lake Condominiums l---' ",.~ Available bedroom ranch. Full basement, finished, plus a 2 available, $12,000 down, on MERL CONINE of ROBERT L (313)227-3010 <~ car garage All sItuated on a court location. thiS Immaculate 4 bedroo'Tl RICHARDSON INC, BRIGHTON 2 bedroom, 2 $64,900 REALTORS, 422 US Highway PO Bo. 156 • Soulh Lyon Moch 48178 • 313994 5511 older home In town $59,900 baths, newly decorated, must 19 S New Port Richey, Fla call Realty World Cornell and sell Great pnce .E!.3)231-3055 33552 (813)849-5525 ASSOCIates(517)546-2050 FLORIDA, (New Port RIchey) 2 JAMES C. CUTLER REALTY HAMBURG/Plnckeny. By bedroom condo In beauhful LOW DOWN PAYMENT, owner. Rush Lake view and gulf harbors Access to (2) 103-5 Rayson LONG TERM MORTGAGE, Heritage Properties Co. access Adjacent golf course pools, club houses, and golf Northville, Mich. GOOD INTEREST RATEr If 2 bedroom, flreplace, gas hot course. Walking dIstance 10 you're sharI on cash for a 349-4030 43160 Grand RIver 348-1300 water base board, garage shopping center. cash pnce .. Novi large down payment, but "~. (313)878-3271,(313)538-4929 $49,500and maintenance. Cali' 4 can Quahfy for higher mon- or write. (313)227-7244. J D H thly payments - please 1751 Garnet Drive. New Port IB@ We are proud to announce our new larger loca- JUST LISTED In Salem call to check on this lovely , , , QUALITY HOMES ,- . Richey, Floroda, 33552. 1£J..TC?·~Jl('"B tion. Twp. - 5 Beautiful Acres 3 bedroom colonIal ,n City go With thiS nice 3 CONDO CORNER 43160 Grand River of South Lyol". ImmedIate NORTHVILLE. King's MIll C0- bedroom ranch. Includes NOVI, MIch. 48050 Occupancy. $69,900 Cen- op Townhouses. One, two, 31x51 pole barn, 24x36 348-1300 tury 21 Cornerstone, Inc. three bedroom. Monthly BRAND NEW South Lyon condo offers 2 good-size garage With 21 ft. added bedrooms, basement, and garage Conveniently Come see us In our broght yellow home across 437-4111/348-6500 charges Include gas for workshop, plus pond In located near shopping $51,000 from the Novi Post office We look forward to con- heating, cooking and hot tinuing to handle all your Real Estate needs rear of propertv. LAND NORTHVILLE Township. by water, and maintenance. ~ CONTRACT TERMSI owner Reduced pnce, ex· GREAT ASSUMPTION offered on thIs popular 3 MacLenover, Broker Memberships sold on cash $82,900 Century 21 Cor- celler't terms' Five year old, 4 baSISonly. Call (313)349-5570 bedroom Northville' condo. Dining area opens to nerstone, Inc. 437- bedrooms. 2 baths, charming beautIful patIo. Pool and recreatIonal facIlitIes In 4111/348-6500. custom bnck Cape Cod With 2 NEW Hudson area. Reduced .• for qUick sale from $37,900 to complex $62,900. plus 1 attached garage, ftreplace. central air. Many up $31,900 cash or land contract _4 SUMMER ENTERTAINING made easy In thIS 3 House, 3 bedroom Colomal Two bedroom Co-op apart-. FIreplace, 1'h baths, 2 car at- graded features Beautifully bedroom contemporary ranch. VIllage Oak offers landscaped With sprinkler ment on Lake Angela. 30 ft pool and lovely clubhouse In sub, seller offers tached garage, $58,000 Sim- Gampel Construction Co. system, '12 acre corner lot WIth hVlng-dlnlng area. 30 ft. base:- land contract fInanCing. $75,900. ple assumption at 10'.4%. Im- proudly presents r]~)CHOLS.~~ lake beach pnvlleges 30 year ment, electric stove, mediate occupancy, (313)878- reff/gerator, freezer. Carport . ftxed 13% Blend mortgage. TRANSFER FORCES SALE of thiS large 4 year old 3221 Buyer over 50, no children 10'12% land contract or 8''''% quad located on 2'12 acres In Novl. Land contract New Homes For REALTY INC. Simple assumplton Proced under 17. call (313)437-1390" terms. Contemporary flavor In country set- mornings or after 6.00 pm. . reduced too. $97,500 Open Ju- ting' $125,900. @~ 348-3044 the 80's JUST LISTED - Absolute- ly 3rd and 5th (313)349-4070 SOUTH Lyon. Owner transfe;: ~ ly Beautiful home on 8 INDEPENDANCE IS OWNING A HOME OF YOUR OPEN HOUSE, Sunday, 1 to 5 red, Will sacrifice. Senior' MINT CONDITION colonIal wIth fantastic terms I Acres il" the country. ThIS OWN. Lakefront, 2,651 sq ft Custom Citizen Co-op, 2 bedrooms, hv- What more could you ask? BeautIfully panelled f,'om $29,500 immaculate 3 bedroom Happy 4th of JUly. bUilt, 3 huge bedrooms, 2V2 Ing room, dining room, kit.' family room, 3 large bedrooms, 2'/2 baths. $15,000 ranch has family room, chen WIth stove, refrigerator, ON YOUR IMPROVED LOT LIVONIA Long term land contract enhances this baths, fireplace, dining room, down land contract. Proce. $79,900. fireplace, 2 baths, large dIsposal, dishwasher. 1Vz 3 bedroom brock ranch WIth good floor plan, 2 full family room, all bUIlt-inS, 2'12 sunroom, and more. LAND baths, screened-in porch, full Financing baths, family room, finished basement, workshop, car attached garage. full base- 4 CONTRACT TERMS! basement '....,th washer, dryer. . @ . 34~-1212.. dark room and a back yard totally enclosed by ment, gas heat M·36 to mM~S~ 12% Available $89,900. Century 21 Cor- BeautIful grounds, clUb o flowering shrubs. The conditIOn is excellent, the Lakeland, turn on Kress Road. • 200 S MaIn • NorthvIlle nerstone, Inc. 437- house, pool. $29,900 or make decor is cheerful and the price only $59,900. then left on Girard Dnve. 5039 VISIt Our New Model at 8367 Fleldcrest 4111/348-6500. offer. (313)437-6454 FARMINGTON - 1 Acre and 3 bedroom colonial Girard Dnve Just S of Brighton. 2 miles S of the Lee Rd bUIlt In 1977 WIth center entrance & open stairway MILFORD, 9% owner flnanc· 023 Mobile Homes EXit off US -23 on the East Side to 2nd floor. The formal living & dming room, 1st NOVI ing. Beautiful restored 4 WhIspering Meadows FIr. laundry, attached garage and full basement 1982 Buddy, 14x60. $12,449: bedroom farm house In Idylltc Sub. on MIll Rd Crt E. Im- OPEN: Wed.-Sun. 1-5 P.M. add up to more for your money $78,000 WIth a SIm- 1981 Sylvan, 14x56. $11,495.- treed setting on 2V2 acres mediate Occupancy. 1,700 and by A ppomtrrent ple assumption mortgage and land contract terms. These are two bedroom, very One mile from the Village and 5 sq.ft ColonIal WIth 3 NORTHVILLE - Township ranch With almost 2000 plush, fully furnished homes minutes from 1-96 ThiS bedrooms, 1V2 baths, in- sQ. and 132'x300' fenced yard. 3 bedrooms, 2 WIth many extras. Price in- Phone' (313)227-3868 ft. gracIous home Ineludes 2'12 cluding bay Window, stain- baths, family room With fIreplace and attached cludes free set of steps and car garage, modern kitchen, ed woodwork, f"eplace Builders of Fine Custom Homes garage. Lancl contract terms $79,500. set-up In our park West 1st floor laundry, horse barn and brock foyer floor. BRIGHTON - Clark Lake colonial WIth 3 Highland Mobile Homes. 2760 WIth fenced paddocks, 12 x 21 BUIlders model $85,950. 4 OLING bedrooms, 2 full baths, large country kitchen WIth S HIckory Ridge. MIlford patIO deck and much more Call 855-1616 after 1 PM. REAL ESTATE INC. bay Window overlooking wooded area. The liVIng (313)685-1959. $89,500. Call (313)685-2845, ROBERT S. BINDER room view IS of the lake and proce IS only S65,9oo. anytime. If no answer (313)642- BRIGHTON 14 x 70 BnstOI 201 S. Lafayett Call us about terms. @ 2502,9 to 5 pm weekdays. BUILDING CO With 2 baths, shed. Shown by- SOUTH Lyon Priced low' appointment (313)227-2074. 437-2056 $59,500 for thiS 3 bedroom BRIGHTON, Belvedere 1969, bnck ranch. "GREAT ROOM" With your own lot. Land con- With dining area, kitChen, and tract terms call Parker Real famIly room WIth fireplace Estate, (313)231-1411. Call Karen Madsen, Spear & Assoclates,1-(800)48l-1084 SOUTH Lyon. Two story, 3 SUBURBAN .-. bedroom farmhouse on 20 acres WIth private lakel Two MOBILE HOMES baths, 2 fIreplaces, 2 screened porches 4050 Square feet ' Skyline 14x70. three'_ Beautifully decorated and Im- bedrooms, two baths, maculate. Land contract perometer lot, owner must.- available $160,000 call Bar- sacroflce. Make an offer. 349-5600 G:t bara Flke or Dan Urbanowskl, LAKE SHERWOOD. Full boating and Spear & ASSOCIates, 1- 330 N. Center-Northville ~ sWimming priVileges on private lake Farmington. 12x65, 10x26 LAZY LIVING ALL BRICK I (800)482-1084 No maintenance with an all brock home lust out- TAKETIMEI .. . . _ ... CALLKEIM! In excellent subdiVISIon go WIth this 3 enclosed porch. Home IS SOUTH Lyon, 3 bedroom, 1 V2 side of town SpacIous liVing room and famIly for the deSirable terms available on the follOWing bedroom ranch, basement, 2 car bUilt In-ground. Located in bath, colonial 4 years !lId, 2 room Roomy kitchen. Three bedrooms. Base- homes and condos. garage proced unbelievably low at on- beautiful Country car attached garage wllh ment 2 car garage W,thin walking distance to ly 89,900. COUSins. opener. Country kItchen, schools $78,900 NOVI - PRICED RIGHTI Freshly decorated 3 dishwasher, ftreplace, finish- bedroom ranch on large provate lot With 2 car HARTLAND' Country kItchen that you've only dreamed about IS here In thIS (313)348-1913 ed basement. gas heat, deck CONSIDER A DUPLEX garage. 558,500. beaultful well kept 4 bedroom ranch. Features full basement, 2 car garage and and many extras Assume 8 ',4 When bUYing a home, why not a double invest- much more. $98,500 2 plus wooded acres ment to help make the payments" Beautiful SALEM - Older 4 bedroom farm house on nice lot mortgage pOSSIble CIty water and sewers $68,500 (313)437- parK-like setting surrounds thiS sharp Duplex. close to town has been recnlly remodeled. MILFORD VILLAGE 3 bedroom WIth "House Beaultful" decor brong your Long Term FinanCing 8442 Each unit has 2 bedrooms, spacIous liVing room SS9,900. fUSSIest buyers. Includes Franklin stove, custom kitchen, 2 car garage. S56,900. and kitchen Doorwall to patio and 1 bath Land Blended rate available. COntract Terms. $75,500. COUNTRY PLACE CONDQ - 2 bedroom ranch end unIt With garage Today's best value at LAKE SHERWOOD: WIth lake liVIng at Its finest .. space to play & entertaIn WANT SOMEONE TO HELP $67,900. .. open & spacIous WIth pool, whIrlpool spa and finIshed lower wal"out ... must Pay your payments? Duplexes are the answer and see .. reduced $182,000. we have a dandy In the City of South Lyon One SUPER CLEAN 3 bedroom, 2'/2 bath colonial with unIt ha~ three bedrooms and the other has 2 dining room, walkout basement, and wooded lot BRIGHTON Large 3 bedroom ranch In move· In condItIon on paved street NORTHVILLE 10 ACRES bedrooms. LIVing room, K,tchen and Baths Laun- $68,900 Large fenced lot Broghton Schools. V.A. and blended mortgage avaIlable, as Formerly a NorthVIlle Nurser>. Buy of the yearl dry. POSSIble Land Contract Terms $65,000 low as 5% down LC terms Beautiful California Ranch, basement, also attach- YOUR CHOICE of 4 lovely LeXington Condos With ed studiO apt for extra Income. 60 ft. heated metal VACANT all the desirable extras for comfortable living. HOWELL: seeing is belieVing thIS brock ranch with 2'12 car g~rage Walkout bUilding, lagoon, evergreens, trees, Country _ .. '.4 acre lot - City of South Lyon QUiet Dead end From $87,500. basement BeautIfully landscaped yard Close to Howell and 96 Interchange lovers paradise, free gas. $135,000. Easy L.C. • street $9,000 Won't last long. Land Contract terms. $63,500. t-:lrms NORTH HILLS ESTATES - Choose from 3 very NORTHVILLE 10 ACRES 65x154 lot on MIrror Lake. Pretty area Nice des "able colomals on lovely lots With most HISTORIC MILFORD VILLAGE Convenient to shOPPing & school~. Quality bUilt Formerly a NorthVille Nursery. RobinS, woods, homes $12,000. features available. From $110,900. 3 bedroom ranch, nPowfamily room and deck Walkout rec room $71,900. evergreens, lagoon, beautIful roiling country. Ready to bUild your dream home. Truly a country 58x144 Lot - City of South Lyon Ready to BUIld on. MEADOWBROOK HILLS - One might say "a lovers paradise $49,500. Easy L C. Terms. showplace in the woods" haVing seen this lovely GREEN QAK $42,000 Excellent Terms $14,000 VACANT LAND contempory colomal WIth custom features thru- 8 Mlle-Dlxboro - You can afford thiS! Sharp 3 B~ .71 acre - Nice BUIlding sIte In a Country Sub lust out. Call for detaIls at 227-0000 . alum Bungalow, Bsmt. on 3,4 acre. L.C. & V.A Select from our 2, 5 or 10 acre bUIlding SItes, subdIVISion lots WIth or Without Terms outSide of town $19,000. lakefront All these and more available In LIVingston and Oakland CountIes AWARD WINNING QUAD opposIte Meadowbrook NORTHVILLE $43000 Country Club offers 3500 sQ. ft. of hVlng area With One of a kInd! RetIrees or starter home~ 4-2 acre parcels-Partlaly wooded Rolling pro- ROSE TWP' 3 5 acres on Rose Center Road ThiS lot has everything 281 foot absolute Quality thru-out Call for detaIls at 240- Bargain In town. 2 Bedrm. alum. Ranch. 2 Car perty. Good Perk Excellent Proces' $20,000 each road frontage Slightly roiling, trees and a pond S22,OOO 0000. Garage. Sharp I Move right In loll W, OF NORTHVILLE; $49900 ' .. Dandy older home - Nlcelv remodele~ Roof, 3 Large Bedrooms, Dintng Room, Gas Heat, Garage. Just Reduced $10,000. NOVI-NORTHVILLE REDUCED! $88,500" URTIME IS YOUR TIME ...... _.... ,'. . . '. 3 Bedr. brick ranch, 2 baths, attached 2 oar garage . We are open every weekday from 8:30 in the mornl,ng until 8:00. In the.evenlng,. Satm BRIGHTON on almost 2 acres In prestigious area. 2,100 sq. ft. day 8:30 to 5:00 and SUJ1dayafternoons. al~o. We mean real.ly ope,nWith expenenced newly decorated, massIve stone fIreplace, YOUR 201 E. Grand River L.C. Terms sales people and offic!3 staff: ready to go to work for you. , (313) 227-1311 WEIR MANUEL. SNYDER ~ RANKE, INC. . Detroit Call 4n-9505 HAMBURG rnMU 349-8700 7486 M-36 (Next to Edelweiss) (313) 231-1010 "------" ...... :~ -lii,'l~ i Detroit Call 478-4455 .. .JILL ~~~:i$T--- I NORTHVILLE 321 West Main-HistOrical District-Two family Turn-of-the-Century residence WIth beautiful stained oak woodwork throughout, Pillared & mir- Ideal location, condItIon and prace on thIS three rored fireplace of oak, and formal dining room WIth bedroom townhouse condomintum In Novl. Pool pillared archway & high wainscoted walls. Full LOW down payment assume favorable and tennIs courts nearby and fabulous shOPPing Iow will a basement, alumonum exterior, 26x8 open front I~terest rate on this spacIous large family home. around the corner. porch, & 2 car garage. COuld easily be an elegant $51,900 459-2430 Four bedrooms, two fuil baths, famIly room and one famIly again. $78,000. Land contract terms. rec room (pool table included). $84,900 459-2430 42742 LYriC COltrt - Carefree condo living In this '. family Sized 3 bedroom WIth central air condition- PRIVATE LAKE access to all sports ing and a full basement. Natural oak parquet floor lake. Well maintained starter or In liVing room. F,replace in family room, 1'12 baths, retiree home with 3 car garage and doorwall to private patio area. Reduced to $59,990 .. lovely yard with super garden space. CUSTOM BUILT COLONIAL overlook. Assumptron or land contract terms. Highland '.- $47,500.231-1010. ing all sports lake offers privacy on Lakes of Northville. _ wooded lot only 20 minutes from Ann CUTE AND CLEAN - 2 BR ranch With Arbor. Clean as a whistle. $71,500. 541 Morgan Circle - Stately 4 bedroom colonial on', •. garage and fenced yard, lust 1 mile to 231-1010. treed lot. 2Y.! baths, full basement, pegged oak ' 1-96 and U8-23. Brighton schools. floors & attached garage. Bay window in formal $43,500.227-1311. dining room. Doorwall to wood deck. Balcony off master bedroom. $98,500. 13% blend rate mor-. tgage available. Walk to school and swim club from this four Lake privileges on Wolverine Lake. Sharp, clean bedroom, two baths split level with CENTRAL air, ranch with private subdiVIsion park. Family room two decks and a family room with fireplace. 1M· with fireplace, full basement, fenced yard. SIM- ". ", MEDIATE OCCUPANCY. 459-2430 PLE ASSUMPTION WITH LOW INTEREST RATE. S72,5OO $57,900 459-2430 SPOTLESS 3 BR ranch with 1st floor utility room finished bsmt., deck and lots more. Pinckney schools. $48,900. 227·1311. WATER PRIVILEGES fo all sports Beautfful wooded lot with rake lakel 3 SR brick l:Ind wood ranch With prlvil~gos. All the country living you full bsmt., deck, large lot, and Just 3 have boen looking for. $10,000. 227- years old. $84,900. 231-1010. 1311. 7 • Wednesday, July 1. 1981-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD T1MES-5-C 023 Mobile Homes 023 Mobile Homes 026 Vacant Property 061 Houses 062 Apartments 062 Apartments 064 Rooms 069 Industrlal- 069 Industrlal- SOUTH Lyon $10,000. 1974 Commercial Commercial 32 Acres, wooded, roiling, BRIGHTON. One bedroom PINCKNEY. Share expenses, BOise, 12x60 Two bedrooms, BRIGHTON, new 2 bedroom SOUTH Lyon. Sub-lease, one NO L L iltia-I pond site. over 1,000ft. fron- house. $55 week Utilities In· use of house No children BRIGHTON- Retail or office RYH Vi C co kitchen, nook, spacIous liVing apartment $290 Phone, bedroom apartment. NlOe bUSiness dlstnct, 1,100sq ft. tage. Genoa Township All or cluded (313)2~8982 Mile, Pontiac Trail, Brookdale L313)87/3-9221before 2 ~ space for lease In new mini 1981SUMMER room. Excellent condition. Af- part, $2500 per acre. Terms (313)227-1354,Friday thru Sun· Shopping center, Old 23 al private parking, SUitablefor of· '. fordable fmanclng (313)227- BRIGHTON. House for rent or day Apartments $255month Pool, flees or retail operation ~. Owner. (517)546-9376 or sale. $400. Reference Hyne (313)227-9457 CLEARANCE 3010 BRIGHT-ON -3~bedroom clubhouse, central air, car· (313)349·1~0 _~_: (517)548-3260 (313)229-4336 port, doorwall With ualcony, 065 Condominiums. BRIGhTON For-lease, 6.00e 1969 Star, 2 bedroom, ex- lakefront home, beautiful Townhouses SALE! BRIGHTON, 2 lots with FOWLERVILLE, 3 bedroom plus many extras New drapes sq fl building Has showroom 070 Buildings & Halls • cellent condition, washer, pnvlleges on pnvate Briggs state park Within walkmg ranch Family room, wood- and shades stay Call before BRIGHTON TWin Lakes Con· Withoffices above T//013 fool -- -- ~~-~ Low Interest dryer, refngerator. New stove, Lake, back up to state land. distance, $375month (313)2~ 4.30 pm, (313)22Hl191,or alter loading doors 10,000feet pav HARTLAND Downtown ~ Loans on Most furnace, hot water tank. burner and natural fireplace 7134 doml'llum 2 bedroom, all ap- Pleasant Valley Real Estate $500month (517)223-9412. 500 pm,@7)546-1~ __ ed parking 4986 Old US-23 Hartland Complex 4000sq ft. • Models $4,200. Must be moved. (313)227·7470. BRIGHTON One bedroom, pliances, carpeted, and car· SOUTH Lyon 2 bedroom, air port (313)474-7314 near Grand RIver (313)227· bUilding With 1700 sq It (517)546-4021. FOWLERVILLE, located bet- knolly pine interior, fireplace, showroom. 1400sq. ft. second ••$500Cash Rebate BRIGHTON, Howell area. 1 ween Howell and Fowlerville conditiOning, carpeting, ap- 4484 near mall $280Includes heat on Some Models SOUTH Lyon Woods. acre lot. $14,900.Land contract pliances No lease Heat in· FLORIDA, (New =Po-r7t--;:R:-,c--:-h~ey) floor 3torage (313/632·5665 Marlelle, 1970, air condition. Remodeled 2 bedroom house No pets (313)227-99n terms. (313)229-6155 on one acre of land Fowler· cluded Mature adults prefer· unfurnished 2 bedroom condo U~TOREIn your own enclos· Come and See lng, 12 x 60 $6.900. Clean FOWLERVILLE, 2 bedroom red, no pets (313)346-2819 10 beautIful gulf harbors Ac- ed heated area. keep the key', home Immediate occupancy. FOWLERVILLE 102 acres. 11 Ville schools, $350 month. CITY OF Quality at It's miles from Howell, perked, (517)546-2724 apartment $255monthly plus cess to (2)pools, club houses, M-59,Hartland (313)632-6734 ~ Best Darling (313)349-1047 WEBBERVILLE, 2 bedroom, and golf course. Walking BRIGHTON ready to bUild, 529 foot road security (517)223-9636, carpeted, appliances, air con- SOUTH Lyon, NorthVille. 1978 HOWELL, 3 bedroom house, (517)223-9248 dlstanco to shopping center 071 Office Space ~ frontage. Must sell $15,900 family kitchen, utility, 3/, mile ditioned, garage, no pets, mobile home, large deck, 2 L Rent $650 monthly Call or cash. (313)227·5114. FOWLE·R;:';~VI~L~LE;=-nBI::g-,-=c re=a=-n"2(517)521·3323,(313)553-3471 For lease, 5,000 square BRIGHTON OffIce space 35C bedroom, excellent condition. easl of Oak Grove on blacktop write (313)227-7244 J 0 H NO INTEREST FOR THE road Newly redecorated With bedroom apartment, all ap- feet of mdustrial space. to 2650sq It Millcreek Office - $15,900 Assumption of 12 pliances and air condltlomng 063 Duplexes 1751Garnet Dnve New Port Building for 3 or 5 year leases . FIRSTYEARI full walkout basement, on 2 Richey, FlOrida,33552 A new and modern ~ 5/8% mortgage possible. $245 per month Kids Available now. (313)2~ (313)437-9252 NO TAXES FOR THE acres. Available July 1. $400 BRIGHTON. 2 bedroom facility complete With DARLING FIRST YEAR I per month. Secunty and welcome (517)223-9813 or NOVItownehouse, 3 bedroom SYLVAN Glen. 1970 Cam. (313)227-4973 duplex, carpet, appliances. plus full basement Great office. Close proximIty ~~~n~'kl~:;~::d (313)2~29~:~ .MANUFACTURED "FAIRWOOD" IS a new references. (517)540-5428 air, 1 acre No pets $300 to freeways. bridge, 2 bedrooms, expando, decor S500 monthly or $54,900 BRIGHTON Prime offIce: HOMES washer- dryer, dishwasher, subdiVISion, WINNER OF HOWELL Exec home, 3 (313)2~9021 to buy Mr Westcott. (3131348- bedrooms, 1'12 baths, 2 car space for rent on Grand River, •• , 25855 Novi Rd. water softener, sned, carport THE DEVELOPMENT OF TWIN LAKES BRIGHTON.Large 2 bedroom, 9895Office (313)354-0470 Contact THE YEAR AWARD garage, central air, $500month Rlckell road area. 1 room or. , (313)227-3510after 500 pm. carpeling, appliances, com· MaUrice Terzano multi room sUites 144sq ft to:' . Novi - 349-1047 11% Land Contract terms plus utilities. (517)546-6869, 8711CANDLEWOOD pletely redecorated No dogs Noy! Rd., Y2 m. S. of 1-96 WANTED. Used mobile (313)4n·5644, evenmgs. 066 Mobile Homes (313) 229-2994 2.500 sq It Ideal for profes- - homes, paying cash Call Max pnced from $13,000 Paved $310, 1 year lease (313)2~ HOWELL. Secluded house on slonals, accountants, lawyers, .Now open Mon. Ihru Mobile Homes sales, (517)521- road. underground elec- 8510or (313)360-2578days BRIGHTON For rent Nice 2 18 wooded acres, 10 mll1utes V2 mile E of 1-96off Grand medIcal offices etc Contact 4675or (517)625-3522. tnc. gas & phone. Private HOWELL. Norton Road area, 1 bedroom mobile home With BRIGHTON 2,000sq It sho~ ThurS .. 10a.m. toap.m. from town Wood burner. $350 River, behind Brighton Sandra Erown (313)2~9200 01 mile 1-96.2 bedrooms, all ap- 2V2 car garage and water With apartment or office, zon Fri.' ~ Sal., 10 a.m. to 5 WIXOM Near Ford plant cam- park and spring fed pond a month. Move m as soon as Mall. 1 and 2 bedroom Ron Martin Ann Arbor (313)971- pm<. bridge 1972. 14x70With 14x20 All lots wooc.ed & roiling apartments With ap- pliances, laundry faCIlities, prlvllege3 Preferably 1 child ed commerCial, close to ex· 6070 poSSible.(517)546-0091. country selling $295 per expando. 3 bedroom, ex- V2 acre to 2 acres In the pliances, carpeting. From No pets $350a month, plus pressways (313)2~68;7 BRIGHTON Prime Grand HOWELL, Lake Shannon. montn. /313)229-4804 or cellent COndition. All ap- Village of Pinckney. $200 monthly. secunty depoSit call R,ck or HOWELL Office or retail, '/, River location Total space Custom 4 bedroom raised (313)227-4250 Bonme, (313)227-5005 BRIGI:ITON, 12x60 Riverside, pllances $13,500 Negotiable. Call 878-6474 Phone: 227-6392 mile from Howell on EaSl available of 800 sq ft ~oodlahd Park. Partially fur- (517)546-7313. ranch. 2V> car garage on HIGHLAND I bedroom BRIGHTON 2 bedroom trailer Grand River Ideal location 10 acres, 425foot frontage on acreage, lake priVileges. However, Will lease indiVidual Vshed, $4.000. No pets. call ;';W'-;;'X;;'O;ocM;-:-.--;:S"'tr-a-;:ffo-r"""'d:-:-:VI-::II-a,-19""8~1 FOWLERVILLE Three room BeautifUl location, $250 a m country. no pets, prefer Immediate occupancy Cal offices from 90 to 250 sq. ft Gannon road, near Oak Grove /313)227·71n. (313)227.-3166. Kmgsley. Family section. apartment, furnished, With month mcludes heat Securlly older adults /313)229-6857 (517)546-3482 Also, have available a quaint Road. Slightly roiling. HOWELL. 3 bedroom home CHATEAU NOVI. Adult sec- Assumable 14.84% 13,4batlls, garage. One person only Call depOSitreqUired. Elderly cou- FOWLERVILLE Cedar River HOWELL Storage garage stand·alone 636sq ft bUilding Beautiful bUilding site. Must With attached garage, corner tion. Sacrifice' 2 bedroom, 2 7 x 24 Expando Darling. between 12.00 noon and ple preferred (313)887-9589. Mobile Home Park Three 1,000sq ft ground level, 60C completely remodeled to code sell. Make offer. Descriptive lot, close to schools and chur- bath f4x65 With 7x23expando. (313)349-1047. sign on property. North of 4 00 pm. (517)223-8998 HOWELL, 2 bedroom off M-59 chOice lots available (517)223- sq ft attic (517)223-9587. and Ideal for the profeSSional. ches. 2 blocks from hospital. on N. Hughes Road. $270mono 8500 Ail space reasonably priced Kltcben appliances, central ;';W:;;E:";B"'B:-;E:-;R:::V7.I:-:LL:-:E=-.-"174-x-7"'0'--'L-a-sHowell./313)535-7387. (313)229-6857. FOWLERVILLE 2 bedroom, 24x36 Modular offIce leased secunty deposit reqUired. thly. No pets (517)546-6314. FO·::W-::C -=E-=R:::V::-IL-1:--:b"""'e-d:-roo-m-,7L-=E-, (313)227-1735or (313)227-7011. air~ make offer. Monday thru Bnsas, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, 1 HOWELL. 2V2 Acres, perked, L on your lot, from $375a month Friday, (313)589-2850. With separate dressing room, HOWELL $200per month plus $240per month (517)546-7623 HOWELL, newly decorated, 2 mobile home, Cedar River Call (517)540-7118 BRIGHTON 1200 sq. ft on beautiful trees. Count'Y liVing. utilities. DepOSit reqUired FOW.lE;RVILLE, Cedar River all carpeted except kitchen. $11.000.(517)546-5894. FOWLERVILLE. Large one bedroom, appliances, washer, Park (517)223-8500 Grand River, 'I, mile from (517)546-6731. dryer, air conditioner. $290per Bnghton Mall (313)2~9784 Parlt, '978 Vlctonan, excellent SlIdmg glass patio door, bnck- NOVI- acres residential, bedroom With fireplace $280 KING PLAZA 9.n HAMBURG, new 3 bedroom monthly, Includes heal. month. $250secunty depOSIt. BRIGHTON Pnme Grand condJtlon. Assumable mor- like front. 9 x 10 tool shed. zoned farm. Land contract OS8 Rental to Share SOUTH LYON tgago, (517)223-6547,(313)231- stove $7,000 cash or $6000 house and garage. $375 per Security depOSit $300. No pets./313)43Nl686. River frontage, excellent fOI terms. (3131348-9194. month. No pets. (313)231-3325 16.890 sq. fl. center ready 2422., land contract With half down. (313)632-5322 HARTLAND. Country setting, for Immediate occupancy. any use 2.000square foot of· 2 excellent investment lots BRIGHTON Female to share ~WLERVILLE. 1972Parkdale, /517)468-3678before 2 p.m. or HOWELL, super rent 4 FOWLERVILLE. Furnished 2 3 bedrooms, 1car garage. $32; Stores or offices from 1200 flce, 1,000square foot storage loeated on Sylvan Dnve In bedroom colomal, 2V2 car a month (313)632-5292 house, non-smoker, $150mon- Reasonable (313)227·12n. W' x 60 With 7 x 14 Expando, "a:;;ft"'er;oc5;:-!'-p.,.,m:=_-:--:---:-::-----=---=Three Lakes SubdiVISion, bedroom apartment, $245plus sq ft. and up. Excellent garage, lireplace, formal dm- depOSit (517)655-3924 thly. (517)546-8546. partially furnished, storage WOODLAND Lake, 12 x 50, 2 Long Lake, Hartland nOWELL. Two bedrooms parking & exposure. HARTLAND. 3 offices al)c.: shed, 'adult section. (517)223- bedrooms, adult section. Ideal ing, basement. on 4 acres $265 a month, plus utilities HARTLAND,Fenton area. Man Dinsmore Really reception room, $275a month;. : Township. Reasonable offer $495monthly or option to buy. HOWELL, near downtown 1 8B4~. _. flshmg and boatmg. $9,900. bedroom, $275 monthly, (517)546-2825. wants to share hiS 3 bedroom 313-356-7300 (313)553-2414 Will buy this property. For (517)546-9791. lakefront home With other FOWLERVILLE,1978Fairmont, Also, add·a·room (potential) depOSit reqUired. No pets HOWELL.1 bedroom, $245per more Information call Ken responsible profeSSional 14x70 With 7x21 expando, 3 12 x 18. $300as Is; where Is. Clum at RIZZORealty. (313)349- LAKELAND. Lakefront, three (517)546-3n2 or (517)546-3922month, first and last months bedroom, 1 '12 baths, stove ,-(3_13.;.:);;;;22;;;.7..;;-2",70.:.;7..;.'_ year old home, three large evemngs. rent No pets. (313)229-8832. roommate(s) $175per month, BRIGHTON 1515. bedrooms, family room, din· plus share expenses. Must and refngerator. Shed, wood Q2.4Farms. Acreage ., HOWELL, Byron Terrace PINCKNEY. 2 bedroom have references and depOSit patio. (517)521-4279 109 room, fireplace, all bUllt- Apartments. 1 bedroom apart- ins, 2'12 baths, full basement, duplex (313)876-5050. Call after 5 00 pm. (313)632- NEW HIGHLAND. 197312x60, good 10 Acres, West of Grayling, -. ROLLING & WOODED gas heal, 2V> car attached ments available. One month WHITMORE Lake SIX neVi 5839 COndition, mce lot, Highland near Mamstee River. HeaVily . garage. Available July 1. $625. rent free If you qualify duplex umts for rent, two Greens Estates, all ap- wooded, beautiful bUJldmg • . (517)546-3396. MILFORD, male or female WAREHOUSE SPACE (313)434-3634. bedroom, on Tillman Court pha.nc.es. $7,500 negotiable. site In Red Pme Grove. Ex- roommate to share large 3 Lighted, fenced and paved. ()Jtlyl~DOWN MILFORD. Three bedroom HOWELL HOLLY HILLS Child or pet welcome bedroom duplex (313)685-9671 (313)jlB7-3426. cellent deer and small game APARTMENT. 1 - 2 bedrooms, · , IlO III1UEST PAYllENT THIS YEAR modern home. Attached (313)449-2095. ask for Marsha '. 0 W ELL, Rem bra n d t, hunting. Good access, $6,995., 1O_"INDmr"3~ modern umts, $250 up, fUlly WEBBERVILLE. Three LOCA.TED IN THE CITY S500 down, $70. month, 10% garage, fenced yard, eqUipped, InCluding MILFORD Professional male ... 12 x.55, 2 bedroom, furnlsh- land contract Call /616)258- 3/4 acre & I.ger, fireplace, no pets. $430 per bedroom $265 a month. wide open country style clubhouse and SWimming to share large 4 bedroom ed, adult section. $4,500. 8745 day or evenmg. North month, $200security. (313)685- secunty depOSit reqUired Will space to fit your needs. Procedfrom' 17 200 pool Call ConOle, (517)546- quadlevel With 2 of same (517)546-1450,(517)546-2689. Country Acreage, RI. '1, 3796. (313)643-06411after5p.m. DIR£CTIOfIIS 9m. Fireplace, pool. $225 monthly HIGHLAND. 1979 Fairmont, Kalkaska, MI. 49646. .196 West 10us 13 Nor1h hit M 59 NORTHVILLE. Comfortable 3 WHITMORE Lake V>duplex, plus 1/3 electnc. (3131355-5082, COMPETITIVE PRICE 14 x 50, bay windows, country HANDY Township. Centen'lial rurn It1t. WtSt It! 0111US 13 Turn It II bedroom ranch in nice HOWELL, furnished 3 rooms clean Two bedrooms, base- days Sculh GoI nIle 10Btrqm Ro'd turn and bath. Adults only No (313) 227-3010 kitchen, aluminum shed, fur- Farm. Terms available on thiS nqhl Go 1 mIle 10 enlnntt lit II UP neighborhood, large treed lot, ment, stove and refrigerator, pets (517)546-2525 NORTHVILLE.Female In 2O's, OIshed. All monthly payments established 200 acre dairy TOMADLER REALTYCO. all appliances, 2 car garage, adults only Mamed couples share Withsame, fully furOlsh· and JJ{llItles are low! Best of- farm. 2 homes and trailer m- HOWELL. Country setting, 1 preferred, no pets $285 Call 313/632·6222 . patio, basement, central al(. ed except bedroom. S20C fer. Must sell II (31.3)887-9012 cluded. Barns. tool sheds and $500 monthly. /313)349-9357 and 2 bedrooms Inclcdes (313)231-3973 month. references (313)535- heat and water, carpet, HIGHLAND Hills, Novl. Carn- piped milk parlor are all In SOUTH Lyon. 5 Acres on Eight after6 pm. 4230,Chns bndge, 1972, 14 x 64, 7 x 14 good condition. Don't walt on drapes, appliances, pool and 064 Rooms Mile, approximately 1 mile NORTHVILLE.Quamt little 1'12 clubhouse. Call between NEWHudson area. Two senior Expando. Pnced to sell qUick. thiS one. Only $400,000.Mc- west of Pontiac Trail. Already bedroom home, walk to cen- HARTLAND. $35 a week. females, non smokers. prefer- Many extras. Clean home. Carrick Really. (517)655-2403. 9 a.m and 5 p m Closed perked. Must sacrifice, tral business dlstnct. Stove, Tuesday. (517)546-7773. (313)569-1122.After 6 p.m. red (313)437-0087. .ulmg./313)349-1047. HOWELL. By owner. Beautiful $27,900. Land contract refrigerator. Marned adults or (313)632-6203Ask for Diane t HOWELL. Apartment PINCK"'EY, older lady to live ~IGHLAND Greens, 1973 horse farm on ten fenced available. (313)437-3220 retired. No pets $275monthly, HOWELL. In tOVln, utilities in country home. Separate IIv· Liberty, 14 x 84, landscaped, acres, seven stall barn. Indoor security depOSit. (313)459- downtown. Partially furmshed. 5 acres next to state land. Utllllles furnished. (517)546- provided, full house 109 quarters (313)878-5033. corner lot With dnveway, 2 arena, tack room and hay Trees, hills and view. Shafer 1665. pnvlleges. $185a month. $45a • (313)87~728 bedroom, 1 bath, dlmng room storage. Quad-level home, 9698,(517)546-5417. Road, Genoa Township. Will NORTHVILLE, Novl. 3 week (517)546-6nO, (517)548- WANTED-person 40or over as has bay Window and pantry, 2,400 sq ft, four bedrooms. sell or bUild solar homl3 to bedroom ranch, over 2000sq HOWELL New Owners Apart- 1349after 6.00 pm neutral carpeting and drapes, 2'h baths, oflice, large country ments, $85 weekly, efflclen- companion to share liVing ex- suit. (313)231-1728. ft. living area, 2 baths, large NORTHVILLE Lovelv room in penses, starting September 1 stove, refngerator, washer, kitchen, family room with living room With stone C1es,$45 weekly, rooms, $40 WOODED building site. weekly Also dailies Crest older home. (313)34g.:7487 (517)546-9355. dryer, 8 x 10 shed, excellent fireplace, two car garage. Hughes and Golf Club Roads, fireplace. Nice kitchen and Exceptional Apartments condition, $9,500.(313)887-2845 Land contract terms. $117,500. dining area. 2 car garage. All Motel, 4495 W Grand River. 150x300, $15,000. Terms. (517)548-1220. or (~3)685-9012. =(5':'-17:.;)=:-"'548-:-::2066::-;-::.-=----,-,--__ -.,-- Owner (517)546-9376 or on 2 beautiful acres. $750mon- 1 Bedroom Plans from s260. Iy HIGHLAND. 12x65Holly Park PINCKNEY. Passive award· /517)548-3260. thly. (3131349-5480. HOWELL downtown, 3 rooms, , Adult section m Highland, wmnmg solar chalet set on PINCKNEY. Five bedrooms, appliances, all utilities mclud- 2 Bedrooms from $295 , G r e e n Est ate s. Two over 5 acres m Pmckney 027 Industrial- ed. $245.(313)632-5441. acreage. $550 a month. ••••••••••••••••• • Ideal IOCltlon only m n • ~·odern kItchen With edrooms, IV> baths, air, Recreation Area. Three Commercial (313)255-9846. HOWELL, upstairs. furnished, ul(~ frOM T""elve OH.5 • dIshwasher ·• , Ox20 covered porch, bedrooms, basement, garage, adults preferred, no pets, 1.~all • Cen"ral a r condItIonIng ,• PINCKNEY. Two bedroom, BRIGHTON area. Commercial • \ ...... al,1( In storage roo I"') • Private oalcony or patto , carpetmg, stove, refngerator, fireplace. Pretty as a picture, one year old, lV> baths, secunty depOSit, (517)548- lot off old U.S. 23.(Will bUild to wltrlln apartment • $wlmmtng POOl , drapes: $13,500.(313)887-3992. balcomes and skywmdows carpeted, first floor laundry, 0474 ! $250 ! , suit 1,200 sq. ft bUlldll1g). HOWELL, 14 x 70 Sheraton $62,?00. Heatmg under $500. basement. Rush Lake access 2 bedroom, second floor, Ask about our Special Heat Option , WillI ewando 2 bedroom 1V> Sulhvan Real Estate. Call Lois, $15,900call builder (313)229- ·, 6155or/313)2~4527. $410 month plus secunty carpeting. appliances, 6 miles ba ih $; Chateau ra n'g e ,( ~3~13"")"_63=2~-66~24_'_'.~~~~~~ deposlt./313l878-6915. from Howell, 4 miles US-23ex- = A MONTH! ; MOdels open daily So week.ends 11 a m 7 p m •, BRIGHTON. By owner. Prime I From here to Ann Arbor. the only thing better than I Located In Wlllorn Tllo:.e t 96 to Beel( Roaa proceed ncrlh to refrigerator. Located in family 025 Lake Property SOUTH Lyon. Easy access to pressway. $200 plus utilities. PO'ltlac Trail a.,,, tur'l left to Golden Gate Entrance section. Chateau Howell. Grand River frontage For sale Call after 6 pm. (517)546-9541. Srockdale's 5250 one-bedroom apartment or lease. 2,000square foot of- 1-96and US23. Custom bUilt 3 • ISBrookdale's 5285 t.vo-bedroom apartment /517)548-3638,alter 7 pm. BRIGHTON.Wooded 11/,acre bedroom ranch on 5 acres HOWELL Nice 2 bedroom I fice. 1,000square foot storage. 624-8010 HOWELL. 1974 Ridgewood 3 on pnvate lake, restnctions, 2Ox30barn. Available August apartment in good 10caliOn bedroom chateau. Call adjacent Winans Lake. (313)227-12n. 1st. $550a month plus secun- Adults preferreC: (517)548- (511)546-1354. $22,500(313)231-1819. COHOCTAH. Large commer· ty. (313)437-1995afler 6p.m. 2140. cial garage bUildmg. $12,500. = BRCIDKDALE = MO:BILE home transporting BRIGHTON Large old family WALLED Lake. One bedroom HOWELL. Very large very /517)546-5637. I PontIac Trail at 9 Mlle. 437·1223 I ... Complete tear down and set cottage m tranqUIl treed set- house. (313)624-4505a 30 a m. clean studiO apartment In I .,p.: Max Mobile Home Sales tlOg Huge lakefront lot, safe 028 Real Estate Wanted t05 p.m. town. $175 per month plus ••••••••••••••••• NO RENT TILL AUGUST (517)521-4675or (517)625-3522 sandy beach, pnvate beautiful WALLED Lake. Two bedroom depOSit Call (517)546-1593 MOVABLE home. You can af- area close to expressways. DENTISTdeSires to rent home bnck ranch. $325. (313)348- HOWELL Lake, 2 bedroom, N,ce land contract. Sullivan ford this full sized home. 1,344 on lake WIth oplJon to buy. 7226. newly decorated and No Security DepOSit Real Estate. Call LOIS. (313)437-8301,days. square foot, 3 bedroom, 1 r.arpeted. No pets Available on 1 Bedroom Apartments bath, plush carpet, shingled (313)632_6624. 062 Apartments 029 Income Properties in 30 days. $310,$100depoSIt to Qualified Tenants rool, gutters and downspouts, BRIGHTON area. Lakefront, (517)546-1024 AnENTION HORSEMENI 2 landscaped 101,adult secl/On. rustic s,dmg, 2 bedroom Beautiful 1 & 2 Bedroom bedroom apartment, 20 stall HOWELL, 1 bedroom apart· Can leave In Highland Greens home, knotty plOe mtenor, Pontrail Apartments barn, trall1lOg track, IIp- ment near downtown Howell or move to your property. If new furnace, natural fireplace AHIGHYIELD $250 month pll's utilities Apartments from $225 South Lyon Nice scenery, dock. $44,900. mediate occupancy. (313)3~ you don't check Ihis out, you INVESTMENT 9194. (517)546-2724 really don't want a nice home (313)231·2953 • Shag Carpeting • Pool Furnished Apts Available MORTGAGE ARGENTINE Township. HOWELL city. 3 room apart· at a reasonable cost. Flnanc- BRIGHTON. lake access, 10 FOR SALE ment, partially furOlshpd, 1 • All electnc "Itchen mg ISavailable. (313)887-6187. acres, 3,400sq. It home, large Spacious one and two • Modern Kitchens • Clubhou~e , Fully Carpeted bedroom apartments near bedroom, near shoPPlOg .1j..FORD, ChIlds Lake barn. $169,900 With lake lot, 17% return for $6.500 center. $195 per month With • Air ConditiOning • Convenient to , Air conditioned $199,900land ('onlract terms. LlOden and Fenton. Wooded • Heat furnIshed ESlatJls. 1969 Guerdon secured by residential surround lOgs WIth patIOs utilities (517)546-5995 mqdular home, 24x54 Three (313)231-3872. • BalconIes 12 Oaks Mall , Pool and Club HoustJ home. Guaranteed overlooking lake. Kitchen ap- NORTHVILLE Upper un· bedrooms, two baths, two FENTON. Lake Shannon, monthly check. pliances and wall to wall furOished 1 bedroom Working Heat Included - 6 Month Leases Available sheds, corner lot, children lakefront lot, 97x300ft , perk- carpetmg. Adults and no pels couple only Non-smoker or (313) 437-3303 section. (313)685-7326. PLYMOUTH ed (313)743-4039alter 6 p m. Call /313)735-4m or (313)879- drinker preferred $290 mono NQVI. Mobile home, excellent HAMBURG New house, 3 MORTGAGE CO. 1875 thly plus security. (313)349- (313)455-3070 condition, 1977 Marlette, bedroom, 2 car attached BRIGHTON Township, 1 0146after 5 30 pm 14~70. Two bedroom, new Don't be satisfied with garage, Portage cham access. bedroom on Woodland Lake. NORTHVILLE, 2 bedroom, 10 carpeting, designer drapery $58,000, 10% land contract 51/4%. Adult preferred, no pets home near downtown, pnvate rods, refrigerator and stove. available. Ann Arbor Trust Secunty deposit requl(ed. faCIlities, large lawn Leave $1~,5OO.(313)669-2071. Company, realtors. (313)769- $250per month. (313)229-9784, message at/313)459-9555 NQVI. 1980Falrmonl, 12x70,3 2800or after 6 p m. (313)878- [ after5 pm. Ie ~edroom, includes fireplace, 5175. FOR RENT BRIGHTON, In town, beautiful t •• d}lh.washer, stove and HOWELL, beautiful all sports place to live. 1 bedroom apart- LAKE POINTE refngerator. Asking $16,000. Thompson Lake home in city. ment $225, 2 bedroom apart· (3131348-9692after 6 p.m. APARTMENTS By owner. 4 bedroom, 2 bath. ment $260./313)227-8374. $75,000cash or 11percentland -10._======-:::: NOVI. Mobile home, 14x70, BYRON. Large upstairs apart- BRIGHTON AREA contract with $35,000 down. moving must sacnflce, ther· 061 Houses ment. $150por month, first and VLJgge mal windows, etc. Listed call /517)546-0474for appol~t. Modern one and two At Pontiac Trail & Beck Rds (Take Beck Rd EXIt BRIGHTON. 4 bedroom, last month's rent, plus $100900, going at $13,900. ment. depoSIt. No pets. (517)546- bedroom apartments north 1 ; mIles from 1-96)Open dally & weekends (313)349-7403. HAMBURG. Three bedroom fireplace, major appliances, 11am·7 pm Sorry no pets Phone: 624·6464 garage, in city. No pets. $475 5837. with carpeting, air condi· NORTHVILLE. Country lakefront home, two lots, tlOnlng, all appliances, 1V9RTH HILLS garage. $33,900.(313)476-1541. per month. (313)227·1632. BRIGHTON, pnvate home 10 Estates Mobile Park. 1973 town. Double lot, pOSSible gas heat and pool. AdJa- Cliamplon Deluxe, 14x60,two HOWELL. Lovely waterfront BRIGHTON,newer 3 bedroom cent to Bnghton Mall and house with family room and pool priVileges. Entire first ~oL~~~~~I~~~~me~ TiLLAGE b~ropms, all appliances. home on all sports Thompson floor plus large upper dormer. expressway. garage In town. August 1st oc· NorlhvllielNovlArea 10x2O·foot screened pallo, Lake. Includes 3 bedrooms, 3 bedrooms, appliances, $420 V;'PARTMENTS woodstove. Adult section. 1'h baths, and walk:out. cupancy. $550 per month plus FROM $210 security./313)2~5398 . per month. /313)227-9681even· Ideal Seltlng ... In a reSidential area so quiet, so • 313)437.9683. $54,500.land contract terms. Ings. Call Manag~r KENSINGTON private, so secluded yet so conveniently located NOVI==C:":h:::at:::e"'a-u."""'1=-=9=78:-;;'Fa:-:i-rm:-o=-=n:7Beth. Alder Really. 1/517)546-. BRIGHTON Township, 3 to 4 t BRIGHTON. Two bedroom (313)229-82n near everything you need and everywhere you Immediate possession. 6670 or 1(313)478-9289. bedroom country home, 2 car want to go. Just minutes from downtown garage, larg') yard and apartments, $275,heat includ- NEW Hudson. Small two HEIGHTS 24 x 60, 29650 Pierre, 3 HOWELL. Private, par 3 golf ed. Kensington Road. East our townhouses are homes NorthVille or Twelve Oaks. [bedroom, 2 full baths, family fireplace. $400 a month. bedroom apartment in seclud· course on 40 roiling acres. Grand River. (313)227·2139bet- ed aroa, retired couple only. Iroom, all appliances, (313)682·2645 evenings. Lavish See-Thru Units ... or 2 bedrooms, 1 or 2 (517)548-3094. ween 2.00 pm and 6:00 pm. $150 month plus utilities. 'Carpeting, shed. Excellent /313)624·7171days. baths. Hotpoint appllclilces, air conditioning, KALKASKA. Shell, septic, BRIGHTON, 1 bedroom (313)838-1638 'Condition. Shingled roof, BRIGHTON.Lease Withoption TOWNHOUSE 'sliding door wall, and large closets, separate water, electric, furnace, two downtown. Adults preferred. NORTHVILLE.Efficiency, $200 'energy package. $3,000down, to bUY,:I bedroom ranch. Call COOPERATIVE storage area piUS laundry room. acre lakefront. $29,000ca&hfor No pets. (313)227·7167. per month, no pets, adults on· .asllume 1H4% mortgage. quick sale. Mike, after Sally. Earl Kelm Rl'alty • IN MILFORD- (517)548-6440. BRIGHTON, large 2 bedroom Iy. (3131349-4654. Special features ... thru unit deSIgn with private (313)3~1972aftor 5:30 p.m. 7:00 pm, (313)824-3504. 2and3 balcony or patio, Including tennis courts, BRIGHTO~N7'."-;:::B~ul:;:ld;:e-::rs:-;:h::-o=m':"'e,deluxe lakefront apartment. NOVI, one bedroom apart· NOVI, Shultz 1979 furnished, PORTAGELAKE access. Two BEDROOMS swimming pool, community bultdlng and scenic 2,000sq. It. ranch. 3 bedroom, $310 monthly. Adults prefer· ment. Pa'1lally furnished, near 14x70,3 bedroom. 2 baths. ap- bedroom home with fenced red. (313)229-5900. pond. pliances, deck, many extras. 2 baths, air. sprinklers, ap- 12 Oaks Mall. call between 5 yard, good land contract and 6evenings. (313)348-2274. $17,900.Assume 12.7percent. terms. Call Hub Real Estate pliances, Brighton schools . • Tax advantages of Special Offer for Limited Time Only: home ownership • (313)453-9444. Service. Inc. (517)548-9400or Must be seen. For appoint· LAKE POINTE NORTHVILLE. 1 bedroom ment call (313)229-4468. • No maintenance headaches Over900 sq It Over 1,200sQ It. PlfACKNEY.196810x5OBuddy. Joanle Croy./313)878-6382. APARTM~NTS apartment In older home,love- $1;800. (313)231·9347 after BRIGHTON. Quiet, private, Iy back yard and basement, • Full basement ONE·BEDROOM APTS Irom TWO-BEDROOM APTS PINCKNEY. Lakefront, • Color coordinated appliance 5 !>.m. and secluded on three acres. $300 a month plus security Withone bath $ 340 Withtwo baths 'rom Highland Lake, large 1'h BRIGHTON AREA deposit. (313)349-7487. • Walk to shopping. Senior citizens activities PLYMOUTH Township. Dou· story, 3 bedroom, full walk-out $500 plus utilities. Furnished, partially fenced. three Modern one and two SOUTH Lyon. Extra large 2 ,ncluOO< $395 ble wide, 2 bedroom, carport, basement, attached garage, fr(l(tcarpon ce~tral air, deck. Land can· 13,4baths, mature trees. Land bedrooms, two baths, two bedroom apartments with bedroom apartment, heat In· cluded, air conditioned, quiet tract POsslble./3131459-9349. contract terms or assumption. decks, one patio. 100 large carpeting, air condition· from 00 Fuml~ A~'lrtmon1S AVl\ltat>'o pine trees, gas heat, two setting on 2 acres. $340. No $212. ·, , 1979 Sylvan 14x60, 2 Owner anxious to sell. $59,000. Ing. all appliances, gas .1$ well as ti.1fK:hc.'lp Uruts , , Oren Nelson Real Estate. fireplaces with one woodburn· heat and pool. Adjacent to pets. (313)227-2265. , I bedrooms, redwood deck, 1 Ing stove and one Franklin owher. $9,500. call (313)684- (313)449.4468. Evenings Brighton Mall and ex· SOUTH Lyon. Three room kit· /313)449-2915or /313)449-4486. fireplace. call (313)227·1680 pressway. OPEN MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1 to 5 Models Open 8476after 10 lI.m. evenIngs. chenetto apartment, furnished WEST of Fenton. Private lake • unfurnished, excellent area, Daily 12 to 8 SOUTH Lyon, 1972 Riviera, BRIGHTON. Executive 5 FROM $210 685-2400 .. I •12:lC 52 with 8 x 26 addition, on 18'h acre parcel, roiling private parking, walk to town. heavily wooded, black top bedroom with lake view near $195 monthly. Reference, • Presented by P.M. One.lnc • Phone , II' ~n. bedroom, full size wet Burroughs Farms. $600 a Call Manager · road frontage. Land contract. securlty./313)437-3576. Iiioo______348-3060 \.,.,·. ba..':: $8,000.(313)437-5797,after month. /313)227-4329. (313)229-82n •• I 5:;,u e.m. (313)755-4760after 6 p.m. . . 6-C -SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday. JUly 1 '981 • 102 Auctions 071 Ollice Space 074 Wanted to Rent 101 Antiques 102 Auctions 103 Garage a 103 Garage a 103 Garage a 103 Garage a Rummage Sal6S Rummage Sales i1ummage Sales Rummage Sales HORSE trailer one way o. -PUBLIC AucfioN-- HARTLAND Offices available CAR Showand Swap Meet round triP to St LOUIS July 11. 10 am BRIGHTON MOVing south HOWELL. big yard sale HOWELL. Small Yamaha .. In Downtown ~artland Com Sunday, July 12 South Lyon ANTIQUE HIGHLAND 1423 LakeView M'SSOUri (313)227-5622 Antique trucks. car. tractor. II, Must travel light Lots 01 Wednesday thru Saturday. motorcycle. snowblower. plex, 160 sq ft to 500 sq It For mformatlon call before Lane. off Milford Road near and wheel engines. farm Items Not before 9 a m 5333 Burkhart Road. Howell, shop tools, 2 fans. 2 air condi- Also 1,000 sq It store HOWELL Schools. couple and 6 p m Car Show contact Bill Gulf Station July 3. 9 to 5 Lug· HOUSEHOLD machinery. apprOXimately 4C Thursday thru Saturday 355! ~lchllJa,~n-c- --,-- tioners. bunk beds, boys' I available In same complex son, 1 cat and 1 dog seek (313)437-1177. Swap Meet con gage. typewriter. curtain and house Preferrabl, In town A tact Norm, (313)437·2712 units Partial listing 192: Aberdeen bike. snowmobile cart. 2 Edlt- (313}632·5665 GOODS many other Items HOWELL garage sale. Dodge delivery. 1929 Whippet BRIGHTON. -73-~NOrcrest. phones and old bottles, 7 mrnlmum 3 bedroom. l' 2 bath, HOWELL Sale Dishes. toys Wednesday. Thursday and Fri- NORTHVILLE ProfeSSion" small truck. 1936 John Deere horse Kolher engine. clothes' 2 car garage (517)546-6408 Howell and Hamburg Road and clothes 6641 Bergm day. July 1. 2 and 3 9 until 4 Center Choice lecatlon fOI AUCTION GALLERY tractor. 1937 F-12 I H C trac and miscellaneous 2727 Beck MAN 29 working long hours AUCTION area Couches. chairS. tables. 10 a m to 8 p m June 25 thru 260 Chilson Road. lawyers, accountants, protes 9810 E Grand River tor. 1'12 lIy wheel engine. 3'12 I Road. 2 miles south of Gra~d_ looking for room or small baby furniture. clothes. toys, July 3. 1981 HIGHLAND. July 3. 4. 5 9 a m. slonals One to five roorr Brighton H C lIy wheel engme Plus River on Chilson and 1/4 ml ...... apartment rn NorthVille area miscellaneous Wednesday t05 pm 3205Grandvlew. SUite, plus receptionist area Starting JUly 4th starting miscellaneous Items 26 foot HOWELL Lots of household west on Beck. 9 a.m .. to References (313)348-0147 thru Fnday. 10to5 (313)3494180 (Across from promptly 1 p m boat. Model T and Model A and miscellaneous Items HOWELL SIX family garage 6 p.m Thursday. Friday and BRIGHTON Wednesday, NORTHVILLE 100 - 1600 sq f' Waldecker Pontiac) parts. mags Wagon load 01 Home automatic pasturlzer sale Booth Road 9 00 am to ? Saturday. 101 Antiques Located Pinckney Village miscellaneous. Rlcharc Thursday. Fnday, after 9 am Wednesday· Friday. oHlce space. will subdiVide a~ and milk cans 3275 Chilson HOWELL. Wednesday. ThUfS- NOW OPEN DAILY Onken (616)561-2341 15 mlle~ ~20Jane. DaVIS Sub needed Ideal tor sales Of Square Road HARTLAND Shores Wednes- day. Frlday.Julyl-3 Clothes. ANTIQUES and collectables north west of Allegan on M-8S BRIGHTON, big garage sale engineering staff Cal, By and sell Furniture strtpp Seiling used furniture. an- HAMBURG. 4 family. Antique day. July 1st through Sunday. toys. bicycles, miscellaneous ROBERT E DUDLEY to FennVille. Michigan everyday 8228 Evergreen (313)349-7077 Irg and refinishing Wednes furniture. lots of goodies July 5th. Noon till 7 P m 9 am to 5 pm 2469 .Monta tiques. and reproductions Auctioneer Lots of clothes NORTHVILLE office space fOI day thru Saturday. 2 to 5 pm Wednesday thru Sunday. Household Items. dishes. an- Carlo. off Golf Club. rent 190 East Main Lone Apporntment. (517)546-7784 01 MON -FRI 10 a m -5 p m BRIGHTON Masculine sale 10445 Hall Road tiques, and clothlnCl. 1042 Sponsored by CONSIGNMENT AUCTION LIVONIA. 20051 Brentwood Plumbing Company (313)349- (517)546-8875 Lake Chemung Like new sofa With chair Sunday only. 9 a m to 12 HOWELL 228 Burkhart Road. Long Lake Drive. off M ~9 and PINCKNEY AREA Thursday and Friday. Lot~- DEADLINE IS DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AT FRIDAY AT 4 P.M. 4 P.M HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY, Bulldozing or Excavating Carpentry Chimney Cleaning , Engine Repair Aluminum Bends Brick, Block, Cement Building & Remodeling Building & Remodeling GET ready for summer. Com- SMALL Jazz group to play of- WATER and sand blasting, old DRYWALL SpeCialists. hang- SMALL company does all CARPENTRY all types. decks. basements, roofs. drywall, no plete air cooled engine r~l. fice parties. etc Reasonable parnt removal. bnck cleaning. Ing and taping. from small types home construction. Im- Job too small. (313)685-7992 BLOUIN (313)348-9688 exterior house cleaning. repairs to complete homes provements and repairs. EARL'S and service. Bruce '" alter5 pm. Baughman • Sons (3,1312~ grease and all from floors and Textured ceilings and walls Licensed (517)546-4387. ®lbr r~ 9882. ALUMINUM Brick, Block, Cement other miscellaneous Items Bar bUilding for family and rec TILE work. Reasonable rates. TRENCHING CARPENTER. 30 years ex- cleaned (313)227-3109 room Free estimates call (517)546-8921 or (313)231-3004 perience. Remodeling and MARINE engme repairs: tune- Sldmg • Trim (313)887-2789 repairs. A-l work at ups. rebUilds; outdrrves; 10- AWnings • Roofing C& FCEMENT DON'S MODERNIZATION Ad- Bulldozing or Excavating COMPANY reasonable prices. (517)223- ~~~~attb. boards; outboards, CEMENTWORK ditions, dormers. roofing. reasonable rates. Trailer ALL TYPES OF ALL TYPES OF EXCAVATING. 3146 ,==~-'-__ -'-___SWEEP SERVICE ALL KINDS _ I. boats only. (313)437-2402.- REPLACEMENT Siding. gutters. storms. Backhoe. bulldozer, trucking. CARPENTER. licensed. Will CEMENT WORK TO SAVE MONEY - repairs. etc Years of good BULLDOZING and rough your house. garage or TOM'S Lawn Mower Sepair. WINDOWS _' grading. dnveways Draln- OFF SEASON RATES BASEMENT, DEAL DIRECT WITH quality workmanship and fields repair or new. backhoe work. Sand dormer. (313)878-3694. expert service, lowest prrces. knowhow. Licensed. (517)546- AVAILABLE (313)229-6330. Storms: InSide, OutSide GARAGES, OWNERS. YEARS OF Reasonable. free estimates and gravel delivery. WOOD deck specialist. EXP. WITH THE FINEST 5315 (313)878-0301. DeSign. construction. CALL NOW!!! WES'S Small Engrne Service. DRIVES, WALKS, DECKS to dormers. all types Reasonable rates. Free Small garden tractors-.· iawn QUALITY BU LLDOZI NG-Iandscaping- (313)348-7586 (313) 685-1003 of remodeling Licensed. ex- estimates (313)231-1074. mowers. rototiliers. and .snm_ ETC. ITALIAN CEMENT pnvate roads. topSOIl. sod. (313)231-1189 perienced Phil Magee. gravel. fill No Job too small A- WOELMINIZED decks. blowers repaired Reasonabl .. Free Estimates RESIDENTIAL After 4 p.m. CONTRACTORS, (313)227-5340 1 Bulldozing. (313)685-174" Remodeling or repairs. All rates. Pick up and delivery & COMMERCIAL Clean Up & Hauling ALUMINUM SIDING SldlOg INC. GARAGES. additions and new around the house and garage. available. Used mowers for BULLDOZING, land cleanng. sale. (313)878-5514. your house Improves the Free Estimates LICENSED, INSURED, homes All work guaranteed backhoe work. finish grades. Free estimates. Jim. (313)348- ALL around clean-up and haul- State licensed bUilders Janlin 2562. looks. but Will It Improve the BONDED septrc system (new and Ken Northrup ing. residental. commercial Fencing (313)348-2710 BUIlding Company. (517)546- msulatlng factor ThiS IS my FREE ESTIMATE repaired). gravel. fill sand and Fill sand and gravel. Septic debrrs. rubbish, appliances. Carpet CleanIng !lrst conslderatlon when 356-0396 476-4271 8548 Free estimates. fill dirt delivered call Ken tanks. drain fields. bulldOZing. scrap. Free estimates, FRONTIER Construction Com- sldlllg a hou&e For estimates KITCHEN remodeling. Culver (517)223-3618. (313)231-3537. (313)229-9638. pany. Fences installed. 'all DEDES BROTHERS call Bill Murphy at (313)231- cabinets and countertops types. commercial and CONSTRUCTION BULLDOZING. excavating. PONDS and shoreline dredg- BUDS Hauling and Clean Up. 1219 AMERICAN References Tom Nelson . resldenllal. 8 years ex- COMPANY sand. gravel. stone and top- Ing Will assIst in D.N.R per- Have 11ftgate. haul anywhere. (313)632-5135 penence. (313)227-1460 - o & K Aluminum Free Cement & Masonry Con- MASONRY soil Reasonable. Free mits. Joseph Buono Ex- ·--Sefi'iceMAS'TE~ (313)885-7928. esllmates Licensed and in- tractors. All types of con- Brick, block, stone or LICENSED liUllder Remodel- eslimates. Radio dispatched cavating. state licensed con- • , (0 FENCING. Wood. cham link. sured (313)363-4269 or crete work. including Ing. decks. garages. trim Trierweiler Trucking and tractor. (313)229-6925 pool enclosures. CommerC1al (313)231-1344 cement. Estimates work. suspended ceilings Grading. (517)546-3146. cleaning people and reSidential. Fre .... custom fireplaces. POND dredging and develop- whocare® R' T Modernlzallon. aluminum free. (517)548-3355 esllmates. Bob The,sen 349-5114 437-9897 ment. Turn swamp areas Into PROFESSIONAL WRECKING sldrng and trim. awnlOgs and P and S <;ustom Homes. new useful IrrigatIOn or decorative (313)476-9488. (313)474-3691. BRICK. block. cement work (313)348-6134 CLEANING RUBBISH REMOVAL shdlng enclosures Free homes. re:modellng. Varbee ponds Equipped for fast efh- Trenching L R Sprey. Carpets. Furniture, End Loader estimate Guaranteed work (313)229-2787 Building & Remodeling blueprints drawn. licensed. in- clent work. Ron Sweet. Bulldozing FENCE (313)878-9542or (313)878-6157 sured. (313)427-5359. (313)231- Excavating (313)437-1727. Walls and Hardwood INSTALLATION CONCRETE work Quality at a Dump Truck 2782 Grading-Basements Floors. Residential. commercial. fair price Garages. pole SAND and gravel hauling. $75 Minimum Appliance Repair It costs no more FREE ESTIMATES wood and farm. 30 years barns, Sidewalks. dnveways. PIONEER CONSTRUCTION Sewer-Waterlines clean-up and dOZing (517)546- 349-1228 ...toget experience. Free ~7-::P-::PL:-:I-:-A:-:N~CErepair speCial for basements. patros. porches. first class workmanship Complete line of carpentry. Trenching 9744 bUilding and remodeling. NORTHVILLE June Service call $1200 rn- foundations (313)227-6389 FIRST PLACE WINNER of Snow Plowing SOFT ground grading. Wide esti~~~~sF. ROBINSO~ >. eludes diagnOSIs and Plumbing and electrical Let after7p m two NatIOnal Awards. track dozer. ponds dug. 349-0001 • (313)624-1163 .', '"est''l1ate Service on all major US help (517)546-7435. 685-8870 CONCRETE work. dnveways. HAMILTON has been (313)227-8900. Drywall appliances Also available satisfying 1(313)632-5127 basements. garages. pole TRENCHING 4 Inch thru 12 Electrical reconditioned washers and barns. etc Quality workman- customers QUALITY bUilding at the or Inch footings. electncal and BRANDENBURG Construction dryers All guaranteed. for over 20 years lowest prices Addlltons. Company. Drywall. Hangmg. ship Free estimate (517)546- 685-8502 waterlines. (517)223-9616 or ELECTRICIAN. licen~ea-. Larry's Wa~her and Dryer. 7264 You deal directly With the garages. repairs. roofing. (517)546-2117. tapmg and texture. New or Resldenlial and comm!}rcjal, (517)223-8106. (517)223-3464 Siding. cement and block Carpet Service FREE estimates of any krnd of owner All work YOUNG BUilding and Ex- remodeled homes. 30 years 10 new and old work Free guaranteed and com- work (313)437-1928 bUSiness. (313)363-8305. D R ElectriC Appliance Ser- concrete flat work. reSiden- BULLDOZING. grading. cavating Enterpnse;s Block estimates Reasonable rates. vice 116 W Grand River petitively priced REMODELING. painting. A·l carpet· linoleum mstalla· (313)360-2482. (313)882-6399 (313)227-2115 • • , tial, commerCial or Industnal backhoe work. trucking and work, bnck work. fireplaces t,on and repairs (313)227-6142. Washers. dryers. (313)885-8133 - FREE ESTIMATES aluminum SIding. roofing and drain fields Young BUilding & and addilions. (313)878-6067. DRYWALL. hang fmlshed and HAWLEY Electncal Contrpc- dIshwaShers. ranges. - DeSigns additions Licensed and in- CARPET rep.m and mstalla- textured. call Jim (517)546- FIREPLACES. bnck and stone ExcavatIng Enterprises. (313)878-0342 tmg, Inc Licensed. i"sure!! , refrigerators. freezers. - Additions -Kitchens sured. 15 years expenence tlOn. (313)227-9448 3634 or Frank (517)548-5389. mason. new and repair, 30 (313)878-6067.(313)078-0342 bonded. Construction. microwave ovens Prompt - Porch -Enclosures. etc. No jOb to small Reasonable KAMIN'S carpet service. sales years experience. (313)878- BACKHOE work, sand and LIVINGSTON Plastering/- maintenance. (313)685-3402. " 'courteous service Low rates rates (313)878-9553 or (313)878- grdvel. drain frelds. top SOil. and custom installation. Texture Contractors. Profes- Serving LIVingston County 6648 NEED a licensed electriCian HAMILTON 3693 dnveways Bnghton. (313)229- (517)223-3405. Sional quality, speCial '517)546-4960 MASONRY by G Garrett for that small Job around the Custom Remodelers REMODELING. Quality work, finishes. Insured. (313)227- Resldentral and commercial. 6155. BAGGETT Chimney CleanIng house? If so. call (313)229-6044 . )-lARTLAND Refrigeration Ser- reasonable pnces (517)546- Bnck. block. stone Fireplaces Call 559-5590 .. 24 Hours EXCAVATION. Dozer. 7325. ~ ~ce. (313)887-5141 8921 or (313)231-3004 EXCAVATING backhoe, black dirt. fill dirt. DON'S Chimney Service. New TWINSUN Dryall. "We do It all Engine Repair a specialty. Quality craftsman. Septic systems, ADDITIONS. rec rooms. REMODELING. Kitchens. chimneys. Repair and reburid. or part. Textured ceilings. 16 (313)887-4923 after 6 p m drain fields. basements dug =""'"=-=------...:...DICK'S mower and s~al. aluminum sldrng and tnm and bathrooms. addItions and basements, bulldozing, cleaned. All types of masonry years experrence. Low. low NINO'S Cement Company. (313)449-2094 engme repal,.. Pick-Up .a'ld gutters Licensed Jerry's repairs. Large or small. gravel, driveway work. (313)227·1875. (313)227- prices and free estimates Dnveways. basements. walks. GRADING, bulldOZing. ex- delivery available (51715.46- Asphalt Paving repairs and modernization References upon request culverts, parking lots 1325. (313)624·9379. etc ReSidential and commer- cavatrng, road bUilding. truck- 7053. . - - Jerry HOWitt (313)437-6966 and Licensed and Insured Roger and sewers. Cial (313)878-9064. (313)878- Ing Mark Sweet (313)437-1727. Mike Vallie (313)437-2109. Foss. (313)437-1194 5001 NORTHVILLE BILL MURPHY speCialized In GRADING. bulldOZing. earth -SOLAR- moving. land clearmg. Free VALENTINE home remodeling from Siding Passive solar deSign and con- 349-0116 and roofing your home to ad- deSign on horse trammg struction Low cost solar tracks bUilt. Free estimates ASPHALT ding a dormer. deck garage or homes. green houses and ad- HORNET addldlon Need a bathroom. (313)437-9168, (313)559-6445. ditions Air and waler collec- PAVING tors Free estimates and con- ,.. , 1 CONCRETE kitchen or interior remodeled LEE WHOLESALE SUPPl Y",: call (313)231-1219 sulalton Branstock, Inc., 55965Grand River, New Hudson, Ml " ;.::: . CO. BE ready for winters chills and (313)231-1728, Licensed Phone: 313-437-0044 or 437-6054 .~.: , FREE ESTIMATES bills Sunway Solar Systems BUilders call Tom Duncan (313)229- BUILDING YOUR Hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30-5p.m., Sat. 7:30-12 p.m. . ... 887-5622 8538 ,':. READY MIX 685-7044 CERAMIC tile work and BEAT INFLATION CONCRETE repairs Low bids. good work OWN HOME? SEPTIC TANKS Bob (313)669-3481. Experienced salespeople here to assist you. DRY WELLS CUSTOM wood decks. uSing KURTLIND l.TIETZ For Free Estimates Call WALLED LAKE decay resistant wolmanzled Free Instruction Booklets! wood. call (313)632·5360 after LICENSED ASPHALT 229 N. Mill St. 6 pm. AND INSURED Shingles as low as$19.95 per sq. South Lyon CERAMIC tile look bad? Will FENTON BUILDING for the do-It-yourselfer! • Parking Lots repair or replace Complete BUILDER Driveways Phone 437-1383 bath and kitchen remodeling. Passive Solar Hot roofing supplies available for • • Seal Coating call Bob (313)229-2529 New Construction COMPANY, Inc. the commercial jobs. Remodeling Certainteed and Celotex,. 624-1759 BEST CEMENT 11740 Ridge Road Custom Poured Walls fiberglass shingles - 20 year. ' •. South Lyon. MI 437-5505 Quality Custom COMPLETE warranty. $8.98 bundle •~ Work 437-9461 Using Exclusively Aluminum Forms • REMODELING A large·in-stock Inventory of ~• LEHR Repairs, Floors, premium shingles. CUSTOM & Brick Face Pattern ASPHALT PAVING Patios, Drives, Foun- MODERNIZATION Siding speCialS: Also ROOFING Additions, Dormers dations, Garages, ADDITIONS • Retaining Walls .Garage Footings whlte-$4695 Commercial & Residential, Decks, Klchens • per sq. NEW HOMES Ouallty Work. THE PRICE Bulldozer Work. We Baths, etc. 18 RIGHTI Deep strength For quality work by .Trenching Service colors -$39.95 per sq. • will beat all Written Licensed ...... -.,. - ~..... materials. FREE EST. 531- Builder who works on ..... - ~. 24" Alum. colis $41.50 per roll, , Estimates by 10%. Insured ... " ." 8016 Jobs himself ... call .Complete Basement Foundations 5" K gutter 63' foot (white brown' ,: : All work guaranteed. MARTY GRAFF'S Banda black) " " 15 years experience. DAVELAHO GRAFF CONST. CO. - AARON LOU Associates or- 4n-8381 476-8338 ROOFTOP DELIVERY AVAILABLE FOR SHINGLES <:hestras. bands, trios, duos, 887-7568 629·3239 or 629·3102 :tIngles. (313)227-1434. • • Wednesday, July 1, 1981-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-7-C 105 Firewood 106 Muslcallnstrumenta 107 Miscellaneous 103 Garage & 103 Garage & 104 Household Goods 104 Household Goods 104 HOlJsehold Goods 104 Household Goods Rummage Sales Rummage Sales DINETTE table with leaf, 4 KENMORE washer, REFRIGERATORS Including FIi'lEWooD 8ft lengths, al THOMAS Playmate organ, ex NOVI, Huge sale. Household SOUTH Lyon, basement sale. FURNITURE SALE chairs. While formlca guaranteed, $90 (313)231·1593 slde·by·slde $55 to $135 hardwood. Buy a seml·loac cellent condillon $1,000. 38C GOING furnishings, kids clothes, Appliances, furniture. 242 PRE-RENTED FURNITURE mushroom style, $150. Ranges $15to $85 Baby beds and save Ask about'our soft South Nalional, Howell Aftel KENMOREheavy duly washer wood (517)428-5916. 1 p m. Tuesday thru Saturday toys, work bench, plano, kit- Lyon Blvd, July 1, 2, 3. F-rom Model Homes & (313)878-0439evenings. and gas dryer, harvest gold, $15 to $35. Baby buggy $15 OUT-OF- chen set, more. Village Oaks 9.00 am - 4.00 pm. Transferred Executives DONATIONS of usable fur· excellent working condition, China cabinet $65 Bedroom FIREWOOD. 38 fallen tree~ UPRIGHT oak plano $250 Subdivision, 22632 Wmfleld. SOUTHLyon, garage sale. Ju- SAVINGS UP TO 70% nlture, appliances, baby fur· $200(313)437-8818 sets, dinettes, chests, desks, (mostiy hardwood). EaSily ac (313)878-9685. BUSIN ESS July 1,2,3. 9to 6. 6 Ceramic lamps •..•.. $20 coffee and end lables, beds, cesslble locallon for blocking ly 1,2,3. 635East Lake Streel. nlture, tools and LOVESEAT, table With 1 leal Odd dlnelle chairs .•.. $20 miscellaneous Will be greally sofas, etc Reasonable New Submit proposal by July 7 107 Miscellaneous i NOVl,l day movmg sale. July WE will clean up your left over and 4 chairs, cabinet stereo. things dal'y Joyce's Other EVERYTHING rummage sales. Brighton. Ass't pfctu res ..•...... $25 appreciated by the Unity 198t for entire lot only. Llv, ~rd. 43588 Cottlsiord, LiVing rm chairs ••.... $100 All colOnial,all 10 like new con· Barn 796D Allen Road Fowler· AIR condllioner, Vlclor elec· • rookland Farms Sub 2 lawn (313)231-1531. Universal Life Church. For mgston County RoadCommls REDUCED! l. 5 drawer chests •..... $120 dltlon. call aller 5 30 p.m Ville, 2 miles north of traffiC slon, 918North Street, Howell tronlc cash register, glas~ mowers, fertilizer spreader, free plck·up call (517)223-9904 (5Jn223-3332. WHITELake, Friday and Satur- 5 pc. dinettes .•...... $125 Taxreceipt given light Open afternoons except Michigan. Further information sho~, cases, refrigerator, ad garden tools, furniture, bikes, day. Jackson to 3721 Over- LIKE new, poppy red ap- Wednesday and Sunday or ap- dmg machine, lighted unique Tradllional sofa $200 ELECTRIC dryer, (313)437· (517)546-4250 dishes, more. field Hoover, oak rocker, Frultwood desks •..•• $200 pliances. Side-by-side polntmenl. (517)223-9212 business sign. Call Rendall's brass floor lamp, 1800 hutch 5043 NORTHERN Michigan hard 1ifNI~JLf?~i~( NORTHVILLE, Nme Mile and Herculon sofa & refngerator, self-cloanlng SINGER automatic zlg·za~ Cyclery, (517)546-6344 Taft. 45174Mayo Or. Thursday, bollom, twin bed frames, oak ELECTRICdryer, Sears Ken wood, full cords, 4 x 4 x 8 loveseat ...... •...... $300 electnc range With matchmg sewing machme, sews slngl~ AIR conditioner, 8,000 BTU 216 W. Grand River chairs, drop leaf tables, milk more, large capacity, hevy duo Delivered m 8 foot lenglhs Howell 546-6344 JUly 2nd. 9:00 am to 4 00 pm. 4 pc. oak bedrm set. .. $350 hood vent and bUIIl·,n or double needle, deSigns $100 Floor scrubber- polisher cans, Iron bed, ice box, dou- ty, 1 year old, almond $125 dishwasher $500. (313)229- (313)229-4902 NEW Hudson, basment sale, Trad. sofa & loves eat . $450 overcasts, buttonholes, elc $35.(313)449-8127. CUSTOM license plates, your Friday, Saturday. 30835South ble pine doors, 7V2ft x 4'12 fl. Firm. (313)437-2545 after 9353. SPRING firewood sale $2~ 5:30 pm. Modern cablnel. Take on mon face cord. 4x8x18, 2 core ANTIQUE hydraulic barbe, chOice of wordmg, logo ane HIli Road.(313)437-1817. YARD sale, July 2, 3. 10 am to OFFICE FURNITURE LAWN mower, 22 mch, $35 thly paymenls or $5600 cast minimum (313)4n·1744 chair, porcelln and leather color. Harriette's 001 NORTHVILLE. Girl'S clothmg 7 pm. Motorcycle, 011 pain- Desk lamps $25 FRENCHprovincial couch and Double oven gas Signature balance Stili unde, Good condition $100 (517)548- Hospital, 205 East M-59 sjzes 8 to 12, fabnc, bikes, lings, some collectables. Secretarial SWivel chair, With flaw. $400 firm stove, good condition. $65.Of guarantee. Universal Sewln~ 3010 Ho....ell Anything and everything. 4901 chairs ...... ••. $45 (313)878-9221before 2 p.m fer. (517)548-5514 106 Musical Instruments ; toys, hide-a-bed, 1981 Center, (313)334-0905 ANDERSON Windows. Twe CB base antenna, 2 ten foo' , a'::lcGregor Tourney golf irons Mercer, off Chilson Road near Guest chairs ...••.•..• $45 FIVE piece canopy bedroom LADIES, IS your Kenmore or Winans Lake and Arrowhead Bookcases ....••.••.• $50 SOFA and large coffee table 5 x 6 foot wood Withwhite ex· extensions and 100 ft coax c Rex, 0-1, Iwm Inner spr- set, excellent condilion. $375 Whirlpool washer gellmg worn both French PrOVinCialSear~ AMPLIFIER, Peavy claSSIC,5( tenor (C35W) With Inserts $40.(313)227-7842 .1mg. 15992Wmchester, Thurs- SubdiVision. 36x72 storage cabinets $90 (313)878-5213. out from lots of use? We can walts With two 12 Inct portable eleclrostaloc all new, $750total (517)548-2672. _------"""\ 30x62 desk ••..••••... $150 CONTEMPORARYcouch anc day, Fllday, saturday, 9'00 am FULL sized Serta mallress, rebuild It like neN for $145 cleaner. Best oller (313)363- speakers Call after 4 pm 8 ft. Alummum wirdow. Besl Larry's Appliance Seilice (313)878-9221. loveseat, collon velvet, mir· to5'OO pm. excellent condllion. $40. 7869. offer. (517)548-9209. rored coffee table. Nook set NEW NAME BRAND (313)349-0651. (517)223-8106 'NORTHVILLE, lawn sale, INNERSPRING SiOVE, refrigerator, washer GUITAR, Martm 12stnng, 012 BABY announcements table, 4chairs, buffet, yellow/· .washer, dryer, furniture, HOUSEHOLD JIr MOVINGsale. 2 refngerators, 28 With hard case. Excellent MATTRESSES & FLORALlove seat, club chair, dryer. (517)548-0438 golden and Silver annlver white. Grass top donongtable 'cI6ttres, plus much more. Ju- BOX SPRINGS 77 yards green carpellng washer and dryer, pool tdble SOFA, 64 Inch plaid Llvlnt condilion. $800. (313)878-6386. saries, engagement an With chrome, 4 cane backec lY: 9, 10, 11. 46057Sunset off Values to $300 • (313)632-7824. 16 h p. garden tractor With 4E room chair, white IIngene GULBRANSEN pacemaker nouncements, and muct chairs. Twin stroller, branc 'element, near 7. Full size mattress or box 16 cubic foot refngerator and inch mower and dozer blade, chest, vanity night ostand organ Dual keyboard, fOOl more. The Molford Times, 43f new SChwonn10 speed bike PINCKNEY.~n\lque dressers, 104 Household Goods springs .••••••.•••••.• $55 stove. Fngldalre, avocado. water SkiS, dehumidifier, dlnelle table. (517)546-441, pedals, Leslie speaker N. Main, Milford, (313)685-1507. Ask for Karen. (313)349-2313 miscellaneous furniture and -mirrors, tables, cane bollom Queen size mattress or $150both. (313)878-6271. Saturday or Sunday rhythmn. $1800. call aftel BLACK dirt, pick-up or deliver DRIVEWAY culverts South 'chairs, commode, two pie ANTIQUES. Round oak box springs .•.•...•... $65 household items. Call Wednesday. (313)229-2474. pedestal table, 3 leaves, oak HELP-Pleasecall us If you are (517)548-3879. SINGLE bed complete $30 loadmg 4 pm until dark, all da) Lyon Lumber and Farm , ,safes, glass, chma, copper, King size mallress or box new or know of someone nev. Deluxe vented exhaust hooc IBANEZ acustlc guitar, $220 Saturday and Sunday. Lange Center, 415 East Lake. t sliver, brass, bottles. Collec- buffet with mirror, other fur- springs •.••...••.•.... $75 MODERN china cabinet (517)546-4591 niture and tools. (517)548-8696. in Milford or Highland 30 Inch $55.8 track player $30 east of Bull Run (517)~1. (313)437-1751 , ero r LS i t ems, man y (313)437-2225after 3'30 pm. / Welcome Wagon. Call Beverly (517)223-8564. LOWERY organ and bench , miscellaneous. 75 Dexter ADMIRAL Refrigerator, 14.5 .90 karat Bnlilant cut diamond DEHUMIDIFIER, Sears, 2C GLOBE 887-7862Milford. NINE piece frUilwood, forma Super Gem With automatic pont, completely checked OK Road, corner M-36.July 3, 4, 5, cubic feet, coppertone, good INTERIOR RENTALS SPRING and mallress, gooc $4,200. Appraised at Donale HOTPOINTself cleaning stove dining sel. $800 firm. (313)348- condllion, $50 (313)437-6668 rhythm. MUSICbooks, begin· Yax Will sacnlice $2,500 Sears semce, $45. 2D onch ~ 9:00 am to 7:00 pm. condillon. $50. (3131669-2315. WEST - 37437 Grand River 0648 and refrigerator, like new, ~ TWO box spnngs, headboare ners and advanced. $800 (517)548-3666. speed electric fan, $10. , ADMIRAL 22 foot chest (at Halstead), Farmington years old, almond, $500. NORGE upright freezer, $95 (517)546-5267 (313)629-0031. freezer, six years old, good 474-3400 and frame. $50. (313)227-525, BATTEN board, reversed, f • SOUTH Lyon, Silver Lake, (313)878-3543. Kenmore white electric stove aller6 pm. PIANO- Organ, new and used, Inch on center, 5/8x4x8 fee' ELECTRIC range, electric condition. $195.(313)231-1678. $85. Very clean, excellent con 1:t 'Tnursday, Fnday, JulY 2, and EAST -1100 E. Maple Rd. HERCULON couch, $100 18 cubiC foot chest freezer best deal In thiS area. Kimball, (plywood). $14 each. (313)229- sewing machone. (313)227· :!,9063 Sllverside. AVACADO gas stove, good (313)227-4602. dltlon. (517)548-1277. Sohmer plano's, Gulbransen 2766. 5196. COnditiOn.$75.Vented chrome (15 Mile), Troy 588-1800 Whirlpool. 2 years old. Ex SOUTH Lyon, 28150Easlllriing HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9-6, HOTPOINT22cubic foot side- ON - TV - $59.95. Installed. (01 cellent condllton. $250 organs. We Villi buy your old BE ready for wmters chills ane ELECTRIC golf cart, EZ GO, 1 Road, Nev.man Farms, across fan, $25. call after 5 p.m. which $50 IS refundable). call plano. call Ann Arbor P,ano & (313)227-6425. Silt. 9-5 by-side refrigerator, $225.G.E. Refrigerator, GE, fair condl bills Sunway Solar Systems complete With balleries and l from John Deere. Fnday and 27 Inch self-cleaning bUilt-m anyday till 9.00 pm. Howell lion. $25.(517)546-9355. Organ Co., 209 South Malr Call Tom Duncan. (313)229- nearly new charger. TOilet ano , Si!lurday, July'3 and 4 from ANTIQUE prlcess dresser, CARPETING and padding, 40 oven, $100. G.E. countertop (517)546-3145. Street, Ann Arbor. (313)663- 8538 lavatory, Amencan Standard good condillon. $375 firm. yards, light blue sculptured WHIRLPOOL refrigerator, din 3109. .10.001115p.m. range, $35. Range hood, $15. ONE large dresser, 3 drawers, mg room set, Ilvmg room set BYERS Country Store, 21: Also inSide doors, odd (517)548-6354. pallern, good condition. $70. All avocado.(313)349-3573. beautiful mirror. Good con· PIANO console With benc~ lumber, frames, etc. (517)546- SOUTH Lyon. Used furniture, (313)349-0842. color console tv set, twlr Commerce Road, Commerce • mini bike, lawn mower, AIR condilioner, 4,800 BTU, I want to buy a used dlton. $75.(517)546-0252. bedroom set, miscellaneou~ Smiley Brothers Walnut E announces new hours Oper 4942. ~ miscellaneous. Thursday, Fri- $75.Sewing machme $35.TWin COUCH and chair, old, ex- refrigerator and stove, gas or OAK desk. Excellent condl' Items. Must sell by July 10 years old. Like new. $875 Wednesday thru Sunda) FOR sale. 2 Fisher ST-440's, • ; . daY,-July2, 3. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. bed, $65. (313)349-6410. cellent condition. $400. electnc, $20to $100each. Must tion. $95.(517)548-1277. Best offer. (51n548-7433 (517)546-8549. 11 am, tll crowd leaves. Fur Sony direct dnve turntable~ (517)546-0122. - 649Covington. AIR-condltloner, $75. (517)548- work good. (313)229-7668. QUEEN size hide-a-bed WHITE 21 lOch electric stove SEARS electnc organ, ne for whole family. Country pme With manual cue, 1 Numarl< 2799. CHROME and glass dinelle 1980Kenmore portable dryer. couch, $50.Crib and matching like new. $100.(313)231-1698 bench, $150 (517)548-1973. furnature, crafts, stamee mixer mooel DM-15OOAwit~ SOUTHLyon, July 1, 2, 3. Star- set, couch, chairs, end tables. glass shop, collectibles, fol~ mike. 1Crown De-3DOApower ling 9 a m. 13901 West Ten BEDROOMset, bed, dresser, Excellent condition. (313)685- dresser, $40.(313)437-3210. WHITE G.E. electriC self SPINET organ, two manual, Stanley bedroom set, double twelve pedals. $800 (313)363- art, doll houses ane amp. Call evenings after 6:3C Mlle. nightstand, $100. Pafnted, 0465. ROUND maple game roorr cleaning stove. $200or best of· solid oak. (313)231-3774. bed, 600D BTU air conditioner, 7869. miniatures. Children welcome (517)548-1967. SOUTH Lyon. Basement sale. desk, filing cabinet, washer, KENMORE electnc range. table. Table and 4 challs for· fer. (313)437-8064. BARGINS, gold carpet and Double bed. (313)437-2713. mal dmlng set. (313)478-3654. SILVERTONEelectnc 40 corei to feed ducks (313)363-979~ FIREPLACE, Preway, com· 'AD train on 4 x 8 table With dryer. (313)669-1536. 105 Firewood anytime. plete. $400.(313)437-6367. 'accessones, band saw, scan- drapes, orange sofa, sleeper organ, double keyboard, DINING room set walnut, in· KENMORE washer and gas RESTOKRAFT mallress and Vibrato control, Includes hinge BMX Columbia Curb Jumper ner, braided rug, outdoor sofa, Indoor - outdoor carpel. dryer, $50. Childs bike. $10. box springs. Simmons hide-a· 8 Foot poollable, 3h inch slate cludes table, 6 chairs and buf· top bench. Excellent condl pads, excellent condition, $75 , Nativity scene and many more (51n548-1433. Kitchen chairs, $5 each. bed sofa Excellent condition FIREWOOD$304 x 8. (517)521· top, ball return. $400.(313)437· fet hutch. $550. (517)546-0717, 3916. lIOn.$200.(511)548-2363 (313)349-5988 3454 household Items. (313)437- COUCH and matching chair, a!ter5 pm. (517)548-7933. (5ln548-1139. , 3373 $75.(313)437-5743. :•• 'I'------, DEADLINE IS I DEADLINE IS FRIDAY AT FRIDAY'AT 4 P.M. 4 P.M. HOUSEHOLD SERVICE AND BUYERS DIRECTORY I Tree Service Wallpapering I Floor Service Landscaping Landscaping Painting a Decorating Painting & Decorating Pole Buildings Roofing" Siding FRANK's roofing and reroof- K & S & Son. Tree removal, FOR expenenced profes- i G. A. Shekell hardwood floors. BLACK top SOil, dnveway TOP soil, sand, gravel' and D.M. Meadows Co. Residen- WATERand sand blastmg, old POLE barns and traditional tial, commercial, Industrial paint removal, bnck cleanmg, limber frame barns. Quality Ing. New roofing also pole tnmmlng, prunrng, cabling, Sional Intenor painting and l .Lliylng, sanding, fonlshing. gravel, fill dirt and fill sand. grading. Spring clean-up, wallpapenng call Tim Kourt at and steeplejack. (517)223-9987. exterior house cleaning, craftsmanship and unbeatable barn roofs. Graranteed work. cavity work, feeding, land free estimates. (313)227-4565, Mason sand and pea stone. landscaping, lawns mowed, Very reasonable. call for free cleanng. (313)477-1744. (313)437-1473. best to call after 3'30 p m. (313)229-6935. weed CUlling.(313)349-1755. EXPERIENCED painter, in- grease and oil from floors and prices. Kits available. Free other miscellaneous items planning and estimates. estimate (517)548-7094. PROFESSIONALtree care or WEEDCUTTING terior and extenor, very cheap DRIVEWAYgravel, fill dirt, top- cleaned. (313)227-3109. Branstock, Inc., (313)231-1728 REASONABLE roofing, new removal. Call Bnan zabawa at soil delivered. Bulldozer work. Lots and acreage, Steve, in- pnces and very good work. WALLPAPERING NORTHVILLE (313)437-8064. days and evenmgs. - and reroofs, repall&, (313)~72 or Ray GOlk at Expenenced profeSSional, DelGaudio Sod Farm. (517)546- sured. (313)4~71. (313)878-9570. . ~WOOD FLOORS Plano Tuning POLE bUlldmgs by Huskee- guaranteed, licensed. Free full-time. Starting $7.50 per 3569. EXPERIENCEDpainting, stain- estimates. (313)887-1862. Materials Ing, texturing, interior and ex- Bill. call us first for fully TREE removal and tnmmlng. roll. Also extenor house DESIGNERLANDSCAPERS PIANO tUning. Quality, (313)437-9455or (313)453-4461 __ Laying & Finishing terior. References. (313)229- engmeered bUlldmgs, com- ROOFING. Experienced, pamtmg Preparation for sod and reasonable. Call Jim Selleck. pelolovepr'ces, strong warran- reasonable. guaranteed. P.hone (313)349-6308 9021. (313)231-1171. TREE trImming, stump MARK seeding, radroad ties, trees, TOPSOIL ty. (313)231-3070 (313)227-3328. removal. Insured. (517)546- THE PAPERHANGER - ·between8a.m.- shrubs, pallo stones, wood FOR experienced profes- & FILL DIRT PIANO TUNING POLE BUlldmgs for warehous- WOLVERINE Rgoflng and 3810or (3131437-2270. (313)437-9850 12 noon chips and retainer walls. Call sional interior painting and Joe now for free estimates. All 437-9269 wallpapering call Tim Kourt at Rebuilding Ing, storage, workshops, Siding, new roofs, reroof, tear off and rocf repair. Aiumlnum Wedding Services .• : FUrniture Refinishing work guaranteed. (313)231- (313)437-1473. Reconditioning garages, farm bUlldmgs, etc. siding and tnm, aluminum gut- 1191. Historical and pnced at $3550 for 24 x 40 HOWELL catenng. All occa- • 1,IRNITURE stnppong and CUSTOMpainting. Interiors or Modern temperments bUilding, completely erected ters, licensed and Insured. G.T. Lawn Maintenance and exteriors, Reasonable. Free MAXONS sions. ResponSible rates. call t r~fonlshing. call Jim. (5Jn548- MSUTRAINED With overhead and service Free estimates. (313)887-7809.' landscaping. Residential and delGaudlo estimates. Marv Chapman (517)546-3052, (517)546-9649 , 7764 or (517)548-8875. STEVEN MANLEY door; also larger sizes TREE SERVICE after5 p.m. commercl')!. Low rates. (313)231-1330. available. call 8 am- 8 p.m , SOD FARMS Handyman (51n223-7255. (313)349-0642 toll free, 1-800-632-2725. WEDDING bouquets made Growers of quality turf. from Silk and dned flowers. KRAGER'S Trucking. Black Bluegrass blend. Pickup PAINTING Phoemx BUildings FIX-UP jobs around house, dirt, driveways, rough STARR Also other arrangements. II plumbing, electric, small and delivery. grading, small ponds. (5Jn548- Interior-Exterior Plastering Refrigeration CONSTRUCTION Trimming, removal, Reasonable. Kathy's Kraft i carpentry. Very reasonable. 4860. WALLPAPERING root feed and stump Korner. Farmlnglon (313)477- (3.13)437-0548. (517)546-3569 LIVINGSTON Plastering I- HARTLAND RefrigeralIOnSer- 3642. :1 LAWN maintenance and land------removal. Insured. A:1 HANDYMAN. Fix·up jobs Reasonable Rates Texture Contractors. Profes- vice. 24 hour service. Com- scaplng. Spring clean·up and COMPLETE EXPERT ROOFING Welding I of all kinds. Elect[jcal, plumb- Call Lou sional quality, special mercial, Industnal and mstltu- **** planting. Sod laYing, gardens LANDSCAPING linishes. Insured. (313)227- tlonal. (313)887-5141. I lng, carpentry, drywaillng, tilled, light hauling. Brush hog (313)349-1558 (OLD AND NEW) HEll-ARC, al-uminum, r painting. Paneling, ceilings, Lawn Maintenance 7325. work. Commercial and Roofing & Siding ALUMINUM (313)887-2190 stainless steel, ZinCdie cast, r i:loors and windows and more. A-1 Quallly, sane pnces. PLASTERER, free estlmales, resldenllal. Low rates. Glen Free Est.Reasonable SIDING brass, etc. Evenings a.nd I ~:1 work, very reasonable. (5ln223-7255 Clean Ups. Trimming Jack's Painting, 11 years ex- specializing in patching and weekends, LAKELAND - (517)548-2157ANYTIME. penence. (313)231-2872. alterations. Call anytime. TRIM & GUTIERS WELDING. (313)231-2887, LANDSCAPE.Design and con- Fotis Landscaping DON t~e handyman. Carpen· (313)464-3397o~(313)261-5746. MOUNTAINTOP (313)231-3023. t strucllon. Tree and shrub 437-1174 BARN PAINTING Call Dan I try, plumbing and electncal. planting. Sodding and _ Binks airless spray. TREE CO. WELDING, fabncatlng, and Nolob too small. (313)231-3647. Plumbing (313)348-0733 seeding. Lawn maintenance. References in South Lyon, Expert tree tnmming & repair. call (313)437-6593ask HARRY the handyman. Pinckney. flobert Finnell, ~ liVingston County landscap- LICENSEDplumbers, no lob to ANDSIDING Septic Tank Service removal. Prompt pro- fo~J. B. carpentry, remodelong, pain· A-1 SOD (313)478-5341. large or small. (51n546-8529, Ing. (51n548-5642, evenings fessional service. .ting, decoratmg, home repairs (313)229-8768 BAGGETI (5Jn~7. . Nursery grown sod pickup 1,000 Gallon tank installed, of all types. Licensed bUilder PLUMBING. Reasonable ROOFING AND $500. Complete excavating (313)348-3730 (313)449-4746. NINO S Trucking and grading. at farm or delivered. 8 Mile Bill's Decorations (313)878-9064,(313)878-5001. between Farmington and rates, 24 hour service. SIDING, HOT service. (313)227-6900. HANDYMAN. General repairs. Wallpapering (313)231-3004or (313)851~227. SAND, gravel, pea stone, top Newburgh roads. ASPHALT BUILT-UP Roofing, chimneys, 349-4751 Stereo Repair SOil, fill dirt. Reasonable. 437-9269 FEAR BROTHERS PLUMBING. Honest, depen- CLEAR eavestroughs, IIgl>t hauling, ROOFS, SHINGLE DAVID'S I (313)231-1150. Painting-Staining dable, 30 years expenence, ' •• etc. (313)227-2614. licensed. Someone you can ROOFS, ALUMINUM STEREO Repair Service. Fast TOP soil, $6.50a yard. Prompt ROLSTON SOD Interior-Exterior and profeSSional. Also used ,.-tOME repairman serving your trust to do a good job. (517)548- TREE delivery. RadiO dispatched SERVICE Drywall Repair GUTTERS AND speakers and components. • carpentry, electncal and plum- 349-4751 8707or (517)223-3146 THE HI-FI StUdiO, downtown Ann ~ 'blnp needs. (313)231-2333. trucks. (51n546-3146. Sodding - Lawn Repair- DOWN SPOUTS, REMOVAL Arbor, 'h block north of Liber- ffANDYMAN. Painting, TOPSOIL, sand, and gravel. Lawn Care - Weed Cut· ALUMINUM SIDING Brush Removal Hartland, Bnghton, and East FRANK'S Pamting, we do ex- t!'. (313)769-0342. AIR! drywall, carpentry, paneling ting. FREE ESTIMATES Howell areas. Reasonable. PLUMBING AND TRIM. If you want to cut and nome repairs. Free tenor pamtmg also stainmg. Storm Windows Tree Cutting (313)629-4200. - DEPENDABLE. estimates. Call Loren. 459-2150 (after 5 p.m.) Reasonable rates. Free Repair-Replacement NORTHVILLE Tree Trimming down on pollution, (313)349-2246.If no answer, call TOPSOIL, black dirt, sand, estamates. Also drop ceiling Modernization ALUMINUM replacement ~ef,oreBamor after 5·30pm. gravel, fill, driveways, loader - work. Call (517)546-7094. storms and screens, inSide or Yard Work start carpooling. All Electric Sewer Cleaning 349-3110 work. Bill Ladd. (51n223-892D. MILFORD PAINTING- outSide storms, pallOdoorwall HaUling across the country, '-.' Healing & Cooling TALL grass and weed culling MAIN'S residential and commercial, LONG ALL Stale Roofmg Hot tar storms and screens, storm • using brush hog. Fowlerville also texturing. Experienced in PLUMBING roofing, guaranteed work. Call and screen repairs Mobile folks are finding HEATING and air- PEBBLE PLACE top quality work, fully msured. (517)548-1949or (313)227-2161. service. ~-{ee estimates. conditioning, reasonable and Howell. (517)223-9248 (313) 477-6353 James Klepser, (313)685-7130. AND Baublitz Glass Company, that carpooling rates. (313)231-3004or (313)851- evenings, (517)2~9636davs. Landscape Material BARN doctor. Reroofing and repairs With asphalt, metal or (313)878-5649. pays. It puts fewer I • 82'Zl. Sand. Stone PAINTING. Interior and ex- FANCY BATH Woodchlps terior. Reasonable rates. Free BOUTIQUE wood shakes, houses includ- STORM Windows and doors, 'I 'WlNDOW and central air con- estimates. Call ScOll, (313)227- ed. Structural adjustment, mslde storms and patio door Upholstery cars on the road. ditioners, repaired and Install- Bark - Top Soli u-Cart 5400. Serving the area since airless spray, used for barn storms. Also triple pane And makes driving ed. All makes. f5171223-8038. RAY'S 1949 replacement windows. In- SERRA'S Interiors & Pre-mixed Concrete and house painting. Free PAINTING, Interior and ex- 190 E. Main Street Upholstery, 116 N. Lafayelle, 'more fun, terior. Free estimates. estimates. Book of stallation available. Factory Landscaping Northville-349-0373 South Lyon. (313)437·2838. KRAUSE'S 477-9717 Reasonable rates. Call references (51n288-6281. dealer. (313)227-1885. HOME (517)546-1370. & Nursery 477-9420 I HEATING PAINTING. Experienced In NATIONAL AWARD F'saturing HElL Heating & 39940 Grand River commerCial and residentIal. WINNER Novl,Mlch. Resonable rates. (313)231- ;;4 :.) 'Buy direct from the Pit and COoling equipment. Fast ~~ -QUALITY NURSERY 3112. ~ " d£lpendable service. Free •Locksmith SAVE, SAVE, SAVEl SHRUBS 'N STUFF, INC. estimates, of course. STOCK PAINTING. Interior, exterior, ANY QUANTITY I; • j 421-9170 -LANDSCAPE DESIGN ALLRIGHT Locksmiths, keys fast, professional, Landscape Design Patios Decks Retaining Walls ) Humidifiers, custom duct -RE-LANDSCAPING made, locks Installed and reasonable. Tanner Painting. . \ Bushel, Trailer, Truck Planllng Pruning Trimming Removal worl<, furnace cleaning (313)498-3296. -PATIOS - DECKS repaired, (313)437-0093,South - sand - Gravel - Stono Tree Surgery 8!1d electronic cleaners. PAINTING, Interior and ex- -SOD Lyon. 'iROBERT'S - Woodchlps - Peat - Topsoil -RETAINER WALLS terlor, fifteen years ex- Insulation Moving and Storage perience. Free estimates, PLUMBING Delivery Available MIKE ANUSBIGIAN DENNY BARNETIE -HYDROSEEDING reasonable. (313)632-7525. Specializing In plumbing DOWNS Moving Company. Bachelor of Science, M.S.U. Professional Counseling CHIRRI & SONS PAINTING, interior and ex- service. Licensed Master DAILY Licensed stateWide. Pianos. Tho1DSOn'5 Pi-t INSULATION 8 a.m.-6 p.m. terior, two college students, 5 Plumber No. 7498 Urban FOr~Slry @._.FreeEStimates 624-8666 Reasonable, independent. -Since 1941- TRI-POL YMER (313)422-2288,(313)227-4588. and 8 years professional ex· Repair-Residential • FOAM 624-6752 perlence, cheap rates, free Remodel 48399 7 Mile Rd., Northville 437-2792 ;;; ) 669-3693 Non-formaldehyde foam. / 1625 W. MAPLE ROAD Music Instruction estimates. Call Chris Missel, (313)887-0002 349-1350 V2 mile west of Beck Rd. 349-4400 , S!lfe enough to eat. (313)3~78after8:00 pm. • FIBERGLASS PIANO and organ Instruction, CELLULOSE also theory. Lewis : WALLS AND ATTICS Vanderbeck, South Lyon, ,..------. ~placement windows ,(313)437-4378. end storms. Licensed- TOPSOIL PIANO lessons by experienc- certified-Insured. SCreened ed college level pianist. Nor- FUTUR~ID BLUEGRASS ~~I~r : CARE AND QUALITY also Garden Soli thville area. (3t31348-9668. Landscape Contracting Co SOD Low Prices Serving DELIVERED-INSTALLED LAWN SUPPLIES ~ Free Estimates - Homeowners (313)348-7508 SCHNUTE are now culling also loading • ~~ - ~ndsC8pers TRUCKING U-pick-up at our farm, 12 Mile and Milford Rd Topsoil MUSIC STUDIO New Hudson. New varieties of blue grass blends - Prompt Delivery Plano-Organ - shade grass A-1 Nursery Sod Interlor Decorating Top Soli, Sand and Gravel, 7daysa weekBa.m.-5p m. ~i~I} " In'Buslness 29 years Strings , RICH BLACK SOIL a151825 W. BMile Rd. 1\ F~EELANCE Interior design JACK ANGLIN 120Walnut Shredded Bark DELIVERED FROM OUR FARM pickup, laid or delivered .;::':\ ;"'~ ~ service by experienced Northwest Area 474-1040 q\lallfled designer. (313)349- Novl Area 349-2195 349-0580 GREEN VALLEY FARMS 464-2080 (313) 437-8101 ~~qBt:fi>'~1~ !lll;"\~~~* .~. 437-2212 464-2081 ,~,'.",,,r~ ) , ~i~7J' --- ,t S-C-SOUTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE-NOVI NEWS-THE MILFORD TIMES-Wednesday, July 1,1981 152 Horses 165 Help Wanted 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 107 Miscellaneous 110 Sporting Goods 112 Farm Equipment [ a 165 Help Wanted Equipment ------20 inch boys bike. Exce 1979 Ford Model 1600 tractor. PANASONIC 4 channel stereo. ~VATERBE6-:--9-loot.round iienl PETS Heater, floor Irame InC"luded condllion $35 (313)437-9291 Four wheel dnve, Iront end ",j 1977 Campbell Coach tralle;:7 am 1m, 8 tra<-k and turntable, loader, rear blade, 102 hours '- -' feet high, saddle rack, other WANTED and records, $699 new, asking $250 (517}548-3258 GUNS - buy,-se~,trade AI' extras (517}223-9191. S85 Colonial couch makes In WEED and b'rush'cutter, 3 hp kinds, new and used Com· SO.2OO(313)632·5708 plete reloading headquarters FORD 9N'and6f1rear blade EQUESTRIAN VIllage has a MANPOWER 10 queen size bed. $799 new. $25 30 Inch lawn sweeper, $25 151 Household Pets asking $150 Potbelly wood RCA 40 channel CB, $35 Call Guns Galore, Fenton (313}629· $1700 Also, scoop bucket, complete line of English ndlng stale, $150 M'lhogany dining (517)546-1371 5325 auger, 4 ft cultivator, etc ALL breed obedience con- apparel, Jackets, shirts, hats TEMPORARY room table and 6 chairs, $30 LEFT handed golf clubs, lul' (313)459-5144 lormatlon classes 11 weeks, and boots Clyde Road EXit at 8 footcedar postS, $2 25each US-23 (313)632-7286. Gardening tools, power tools any Slle Will Install, exira ~et of Irons, 1, 3, 4 woods Ex FORD 250- baler, Newidea '7 $20 Southwest School Starts hand tools 16 gauge shotgun. charge 5840 Glen Echo, (Lake cellent condition Bag Includ loot hay mower, John Deere 4 July 7 Beginner thru advanc- HORSESHOEING and tnmm- SERVICES DENTAL assistant. FUVllme,,~ $30. 22 nfle With scope $50 Chemung), Howell (517)546- ed $125. (313)227-3273 bar rake on steel $950. Trade ed Latecomers welcome. Ing. Call Ron Gordon (517)468- Recent expenence or tralnll)\j HAS OFFICE JOBS y// Hard case lor nfles, $15 Cable 2521 SWEET 16 BrOWning automatic lor all (313}685-_2_5-c98=-~_ (517)546-5933, (517)548-3264. 3623 necessary. PInckney. (313)l!7&· .,.. I come-along, $15 Duck WITH GOOD PAY Will pickup free 01 charge shotgun Made In Belgium, ex· 3400 senes gas Ford tractor BLACK German Shepherd/- HORSES trained. Riding 6800 517 546-3145~ decoys, home lire ex· discarded GE, Kenmore ana cellent shape $400 (517)546- With Iront loader bucket and Collie pups, 3 males, 2 lessons 4·H and adults. DIESEL mechanrc, must .bE ~ tingUishers, large dinner bell Secretaries, typist, Whirlpool washers and dryers 9499 many acce!'sones (313)437- females, $5 (517)223-8471. Western, Hunt Seat, and Sad- certllied Contact Oor 20 pound propane tanks, 60C dle Seat. Expert instructions. stenos, word processors. Also, small refrigerators, ~Inch SchWinn Mag 5154 BEAUTIFUL multi-colored Newman, Superior Olds, s59 95 Installed It 01 24 Inch aluminum COI Sundance Stables, 20525 Call MANPOWER for an in- Ireezers and gas water Scrambler $75 or best offer 1953 Ford NAA tractor With cananes, 6 weeks old, gender Gadillac, 8282 West Gral)c rot v.n en ';'0 "lul-d"blel stock Senco Siding gun anc Spears Road, Pinckney. terviewappolntment. heaters Must be on grounc Aller 500 pm, (313)426-2351 Iront end loader, tIre chainS, 3 unknown, $25 each. Also one River, Bnghton (313)227-1100: FRANKLIN woodburnlnG staples Senco tnm staples, 1 (517)223-9560 level (517)223-3464 WANTED Lugers and pt utility box, excellent condi- brood hen (517)223-8761 DENTAL assistant. Insurance fireplace, $100 Boy's Chopper Inch and 3/4 Inch Large mar HORSESHOEING and tnmm- WOM EN' S =S";ch'-w-,-nn---;3;-:'sp-e:-:e:-:cBroomhandles (313)437-5364 tion $2,500 (517)546-5683 BOARDING $3 per day, groom- and chairs Ide experlenyE. II t d t ble slabs and lots 01 Ing. Call ChriS Leonard, bicycle. exce en can I Ion miscellaneous (313}229-4018 bicycle, new $125. (313)437· 1962 Ford 5,000 diesel tractor. Ing all breeds. Mrs. Hull, MANPOWER preferred. (313)229-8191.• _' .. $60 (313)624·5568 Four bar hay rake and hay (517)223-9793 3665 111 Farm Products (313)231-1531. DIRECTOR of Software Quallt} FORD 3N traclor, -;:$-:-1.~4=75:-:CN-:-e-... POWER lawn mowers, ne ... elevator. Taking bids Call HORSESHOEING. Dale. Call and used Loeffler H.W.! WHEEL chair, like new COCKER puppies, AKC, Sired TEMPORARY Assurance. 10 to 15 year: First Nahonal Bank In Howell, today Shod tomorrow. bush hogs, $425, 6 loot blade Hardware, 29150 Five Mile al Aluminum crutches, anc ALFALFA, $1 a bale (517)546- by champion Manbeaus bUSiness expenence, at leas'vt (517)546-3150, ExtenSion 223 (517)223-9789. $160 (313)721-5705 Mlddlpbelt, llvonta (313}422 vaponzer (313)437-0537 8163 or (517)223-7247 Military salute. B/W parties 5 years direct quallt~ 55 Gallon Iish aquanum, filter 2210 COW manure, pickup load, FORD 2000 tractor With 6 foot Wormed and first shots. Show Hoof tnmmlng-shoelng (horse SERVICES assurance expenence. salar} stand and fish $90 Gall alter ~"----~~--::-::--=-=- 109 Lawn & Garden $27 Delivered, S38 (313)632- mower and blade $4,995. quality and pets. $200 and and pony) R. Morse, range in the $50's. Fee panj 6 30 pm (313)229-5584 500 pounds Propane tank Witt Fowlerville. (517)468-2382 $250. Terms available Fenton. blacksmith. (517)223-9305. 250 pounds In tank. (313)437 Care and Equipment 7560 Placements Unlimited GLOVES and hats at Hamburg 6005 FIRST cutting allalfa gra~s H Farmall traclor, new motor, (313)529-7676. 1979 4 Horse trailer, excellent Livonia (313)227-7651. (313) 478-1130 Hardware, 10596 Hamburg ::"R::::ES:='T=-ACCU"7:R=-ACCN"7:r::--:b-r-o-as-Ct-er---:'CC::12ALLIS Chalmers Model "G' mix. South Manon Township new trres, was sold last week COLLIE, AKC registered, blue condition, wired for brakes EXPERIENCED hairdresser tractor, With 42 Inch mower, Road (313)231-1155. best offer (313)629-7624. H (517)546-9741. Man couldn't get the rest of mural, female, 14 weeks, $2,400. (313)437-6541. with clientele, full/part·tune t( Inch bottom plow and sno\\ GIRL'S 26 Inch 10 speec the money. First one here With housebrken, $300 (313)348- MORGAN gelding, 4 years old, AVON, to buy or sell In Greer jOin staff of new beauty safon SchWinn, less 50 mrles. like RECLAMED Bncks, Eldred'~ plow $1,150 or best offer the money gets It $925 Last 7226 chestnut, 15 hands, excellent Oaks, Genoa, Manon, losco (517)546-5739 . -. •• new (517)548-3174 Bushel Stop, 2025 Euler Road (313)685-8895 Putnam and Hambur\j callI (517)546-0641 COCKER Spaniel puppies, English Dressage potential Bnghton, (313}229-6857 township. Gall (313)662-5049 or EXPERIENCED sell starter te BLACK dirt, from A Sod Farm Beef Sides Internahonal Harvester 504 AKC regrstered, one black Needs experienced rider. work with elderly as d,ve( HEAVY duty galvanized 6 sw SPORTSMAN, kennel owner~ (517)548-2653. $9 a yard delivered. Sand anc diesel With heavy duty loader. Show home preferred. ASking Ing school playground unit and hunters. We now have ~ $1,39lb. male, $150, one chocolate sional actiVIties director' $300 500 gallon heavy duty gravel hauling, bulldOZing Ford 860 With live power take male, $200 (313)878-6908. $2500. As been shown and Coordinating social e"'ell~ back hoeing (313)632-7706. Custom Cut placed 2nd and 3rd. Contact gasoline storage tank With protein content vanelles 01 olf. Massey Ferguson 35. COCKERS, AKC, 2 maleS. Pro- volinteer services, crafts: 8hc{t G f I Krusty dog food Pnce range BUSHOG mowing, field anc We Do Farmers' Oliver super 55 With loader. Jenny Moore, (313)231-3397 pump, $150 lass Irep ace (50 Ib bags), 20% meal, $750, ven stud, champion pedigree, public relations. Apply ill- J)ef· screen 46'12 Wide 35 3/f lot (313)685-8197 Beef& Pork John Deere 420 dozer. Massey 21 months One b/w, one r/w. askforJ.R son at Greenbner, 3003 Wes height, $60 011 CIrculator, $50. 20% pellets, $8 50, 26% BRUSH HOG MOWING 101 With 3 POint blade $850. In- Must sacnllce to good homes POA Appy mare. Spinted but Grand River, Howell. (517)~ Pinckney (313)878-5577 pellets, $900 Gall (517)546- (517)546-3863 ternational Harvester 806 only. $125 Fenton (313)629- gentle, needs good home. 4210. • ' 9600 after 5 30 P m or Chopp Shoppe diesel With 3 POint, low hours $225. (313)231-1678. COMPLETE tune-up specla 7676. ENGINEERING automolivE HOUSEWIVES (517)546-4528 dunng the day. $6,750 Twenty others. Hodges Do you want to lose 5 - 50 or on most power and push type 136 N. Lafayette COO'-=:N:--Cd'-og-s-.-O=-ne--:I-cem---'al""e-,-=3 REGISTERED quarter horse quality control manag8!" wi'! Farm EqUipment (313)629- more pounds salely and earn SIMMONS spindle cnb, com mowers Also, Bnggs anc years old. One male, one year gelding, 6 year old, green Ilnal assembly expenence South Lyon 6481. Since 1946 ALOT more than a doggie Ir good money? (517)546-0708, plete, $125 (517)548-1374 Tecomseh engine repair old. Blue TICk pups. (517)223- broke. Must sell. $400 fIrm. deSigners, draftsmen;' too the window. Join our team 900 am to 3 00 pm NaturSlim SINGER deluxe model, por Pick-up and delivery available 437-6266 40 foot John Deere 300 grain 3745. (517)851-7643. follow up Wnte or call .car~ Help wanted, poSItions oper II Corp table, zlg-zagger m sturd~ Robertson's Lawn EqUipment and hay elevator. (313)453- and Concepts, Bob Pence COCKER Spaniel 9 month STANDARD two horse trailer, In sales and animal care, seE 8 loot pool table, Hollywood carry case. Repossessed. Pay (313)437-5682 0461. 12500 E. Grand R,v'e( male, papers, shots. Dog good condition. $1,000. II you quality. For appilcallor Home Excellent condition. olf S38 cash or monthly pay JOHN Deere Number 25 pull Brighton, Michigan 48116- GARDEN plowing, dlsclng or HONEY Bees. Certified house and accessones. $200. (313)685-8431. appointment, call Mr. Palmer I ment. 5 year guarantee type combine. $200. (313)878- (313)227-1400. An Equal 'Op- 3/4 Inch thlc k top, partlc e Universal Sewing Center. rototilling Lawns prepared for queens. 1 to 1,000. USDA ap- (517)546-5958. SWEET, gentle Shetland at (313)349-9765 3568 portunity Employer. • : .' - board Never been used. Balls sod or seed (313)685-8197. proved Complete supplies for GERMAN Shepherd pups, pony. Sweet, gE'ntle Welsh, rncluded $125 (313)685-052~ "(3,:,:1,,"3)-:::33<1-O9::-,=,=-,,,05~.--:---:-_--;-_-:- BOOKKEEPER, retal EXPERIENCED nrght auditor. GRAVELLY tractor mower, 5C the Bee Keeper The Honey- JOHN Deere 300 lawn and male. AKC, big boned, worm- Shetland pony. (517)546-1711. days After 6 p m (313)685- SHAKLEE products at cost bUSiness, lull and part-time must have knowledge of hole Inch cut Excellent condition Flo Apiary. 26800 Dixboro, garden tractor, 16 HP, 5 at- ed, shots. (313)231-2010 TWO horse trailer, all new (313)349-5220. accounting relative to unilom 7250. ~(37;13~}63:,:;2=--:.c-764:.::8:.:.----:------:-_-;-;----,-;- With sulky, $2,000 (313)663- South Lyon (313)437-9675 tachments, like new. $3,750. IIres $750. (313)878-9596. GOLDEN Retriever, SIX mon- BRIDGEPORT Mill Operator system of accounts. Apply a' 2,500 wall Honda generator, SAILOR has a boat and look· 3343. HAY and straw deil/ered (313)685-9429. ths, male, AKC, all shots, TWO horse trailer, trusty - rus- and CNC Tree Mill Operatol Holiday Inn, 125 Holiday Lane new condillon $400 (313)227· ing lor a hano for fun ana Reasonable. (313)475-8585 JOHN Deere 14T hay baler, 16 HP Wards tractor, has tiller, housebroken. $200 (313)348- ty, new wiring and lights, very and Lathe Operator for close 2808 pleasure. Great Lakes salling good condition, $695. Ford 7 Howell,MI. plow and garden cart, nc after5p.m 9465. sturdy. S600 or best olfer. tolerance precIsion machln IBM model C typewnter, ex. Car necessary. (313)349-1888. loot mounted lIaii mower, ELECTRICAL detaller, gooc mower deck $1,000 firm. Ask HAY for sale In the !leld, we HURRY! 2 Siamese kittens (313)426-5205. Ing. Must have 10 year~ cellent condll1on $225 Garol SCRAP copper, brass, $875. Gall after 6 p m. Dexter printing required. Pane. lor Joe (313)227-5310 load or you load. (313)349-5810 left. $25 each. (517)546-4462. TWO grades, one PalominO 7 minimum expenence. Stat Mae Hartwrck, (517)546-4678. radiators, ballenes, lead, Junk (313)426-4976. w:reman, expenenced. Con JOHN Deere 317, 40 hour~ HAY for sale. Pick up In the HIMALAYAN kittens, CFA years, one gelding 3 years old, PreCision, New Hudson area trol Logic, (313)231-2900.' . . LIQUID chlonde lor dust con. cars, Iron, etc Free appliance MASSEY Ferguson 300 com- new, under warranty WitI' field 80 cents per bale registered, show quality, reasonable to good family (313)437-4171. trol 45 cents per gallon Gall 0 dumping, Regal's (517)546- bine With cab, new engine, HAIRDRESSER wanted fOI mower. chainS, weights, Highland Township (313)687- champion sired, some (313)685-8518. BRIGHTON student for IIghl 'JGravelCo (5171548-2810 -':'38=2O=__ ---=-_,----- __ ~_ corn and grain head, excellent Brighton shop, SomE blade, plow, sweeper and 6435 pointed, some black Also Tor- USED !'orse trailers. 2,4 and 6 housewor~. OYJn transporta. condillon. QUIt farming, must clientele. (313)227-2851 LUCY'S LOFT. Macrame and STEEL round and square tub- cart MOVing and must sell NEW hay, mixed, 50 cents a ti point female, one year old, horse trailers. (517)546-1278. tlon (3131229-2012after6 pm. Silk flowers, padded picture lng, angles, charonels, beams, Hartland. (313)632-6631 sell. $6,900 Gall after 8 pm. HOUSEKEEPER for lather anc,.. bale (313)437-8346 show quality, Must sell due to BEAUTICIAN to assist anc frames, lessons Movrng sale, etc Gall Regal's. (517)546- (313)363-5061. 10 year old mare. Well trained, 3 school age children. Mus! bt~ LAWN mowing and yard work PICKED or U prck strawbernes Illness. To good home only. shampoo. The Main Streel MINNEAPOLIS Moline U trac- good trail horse With saddle live In and have driver license 20% OFF all supplies Movmg ;;38;;2O;-:-;-;~~--::-::-::-.-::-::-::---;::-==- Free estimates (313)231-204l at The Strawberry Patch, 2375 Fenton (313)629-7676 Salon, Howell. (517)546-6500. tor With cultivator, good and bndle $500. 3 year ole (517)546-7939, evenrngs. • 102 Barker Road, back 01 Pol· SET 01 large acetylene tanks. 01 (313)231-3872 Wixom Road, 1 mile east of LABRADOR Retnever pups, Iy's; August 1. Open Sundays $150 Negotiable (517)223 shape, $llOO or best offer. registered half Arab filly. Be- BAR maid wanted, apply Ir INFORMATION on Alaskar LAWN mowing service, no Jot Milford, between Burns and AKC, yellows and blacks, ing broke, gentle. $1200 person. Log Gabin, 5393 E 12.00 noon to 5.00 pm, alsc :::9209:=-=-=-:.==---=:---;---;---,,.-:-_;-:-:;- (517)546-1371. and overseas employment too big or small. Reasonable Duck Lake Road. Containers $150 (313)629-8193. (517)546-0382 Grand River, Howell. July 4 (313)449-4007 14 x 20 Steel storage shed 1971 Massey Ferguson model Excellent Income, -c~~ rates (313)867-9335 lurnlshed. Open 8 a.m MIXED Pugs $25. Bnghton, 300 combine, With 13 foot grain WANTED Iree pony, horse or BABY sitter needed, my Sout~ (312)741-9780, ext 6275 : • MUST sell In home sterec Make offer, you take down LAWN mowed, call Jack. (313)685-1393. (313)231-1531. Mrs. Hull. head, 2 row corn head Always donkey. Graranteed gooc Lyon home. (313)437-274C INFORMAION on Alaskan an~ system Pioneer SX98C (517)546-2619 (517)546-7863 REO RASPBERRIES. you pick receiver 80 walls, Harmman ~S:':N'fA:::p':';_oO-:n=.:co..to-p---;t-O-'-OI'------;b"CCO"CCY--;' housed (313)266-4479. NEEDED good lease home for home. (517)223-9432 per- before 3 p.m. Overseas employment.. Grl;la1 NEW and recondrtloned used Kern Road Farm. 1130 Kern female Poodle and male Shih sistently. Kardon 3500 casselle deck, 3 drawer $75. (517)546-635-1. NEW hay rakes. $685. Dave CARRIERS wanted to, dellvel mcome. Call. (602)941-801f lawn mowers, ndlng and pus~ Road, Fowlerville. Open July Tzu. Also Shih Tzu pups for the Novi News on Wednesday heads. Two Bose 501 STEELCASE desk, 60x30lnch Steiner Farm EqUipment. Department 4404 types MIni-bikes and ter 5. Gall for picking conditions sale. All AKC. (517)546-1459 153 Farm Animals Routes open In Country Place speakers $700 Like new double pedestal, 6 drawers (517)223-6457. (313)694-5314. IMMEDIATE openmg for SlatE speeds. We also have lawr PUREBRED Cocker puppy. CondominIUms. Please cal (313)231-3736 between sa m $100 (517)546-7589 after 6 0 m NEW Holland 273 baler like DUCKLINGS, $1 and up. Alsc certified master mecna.nl0 mower service. (313)34&-3925 RED raspbernes In July. Pick (313)632-6792, call after 12 (313)349-3627. new. New Holland 461 ducks and geese. (313)348- Good workload. Excellen\ and 3p.m TRAILERS for sale or Will bUlle PROFESSIONAL landscaping you own or order them picked. noon. hayblne, hay rakes, elevators. 9833. CARRIERS wanted to dellvel workmg conditions. APpIY.I. MUST sacnflce 4 rolls carpel to suit also trailer parts Free estimates. Lawn grading Bner HIli Farm, Fowlerville Brush hogs 4, 5, 6 ft 3 POint 10 It. Purnese Python, very FEEDER pigS, $30 each the South Lyon Herald or person only to Vmce W,lIlacq and pad (313)348-6523 NIghts and weekends, ten years experrence. Alsc (517)546-4644 and pull type I.M.C 0 3 blade fnendly, With cage, $150. (5171546-8629. Wednesdays. Routes open ir Service Manager, Waldecli,el MUSKIN pool filter and pump (517)546-0594. nursery stuck. (313)878-5326 RASPBERRIES. Thornless lawn mowers, 5 and 6 ft. Mott (313)437-1337. the town of South Lyon anc Pontiac, 9797 E. Grand R\ve( $75 or best offer (313)229-2024 =TW"""':O:'-'--co"";m""';"m-e-rc-,-al"-F=o-o-s-cb-:all red. Pick your own. 90 cents a FRENCH Lol' rabbits, 5 week~ POWER lawn mower service lIall mowers and parts. Land- PUREBRED German Shor- the Subehvlsion of Wilds Oak~ Bnghton. • MOTORCYCLE parts, bicycle tables offered at $100 each quart July 6th through July old, $25. (313)437-3911. Circle. Please call the Clrcula Factory trained mechaniC scape rakes. Hodges Farm thaired pups, tails and INTERNATIONAL Divlslol- parts, miscellaneous Men's, One pool table, lair condlllOn. 31st Everyday. sa.m to 8p.m HEREFORD bull, registered, ; lion Department at (313)349- Loeffler HWI Hardware. 2915C EqUipment (313)629-6481. dewclaws clipped. $50. Controller. MBA/CPA: size 7, roller skates and Ice and one large ping pong table Dnvers Berry Farm, take Ten years Excellent conlorma ie- Five Mile at Mrddlebelt Smce 1946 (517)546-2972. 3627. qUlred, must travel Fee paia skates 4327 Eager Road. All Pnce negotiable Galt Back Mile Road, two miles west 01 tlon Proven breeder. (517)546- LIVOnia. (313)422-2210. POLE ba·--'rn-m---'at"CCe-:ri";al-s-,w-e:-·stock CARRIERS wanted to deliver Salary range _ in the. day Thursday (517)546-7497. Door Drop-In Center, (313)229- South Lyon, turn nght and PEDIGREED puppies available 0973 ,$4O:ij PAINTING, brush hogging, the Novl News or follow signs 1V, miles, or take a fU1lllne BUild It yourself and soon Pekingese, glamorous Placements Unlamitea NEW heavy duty 8 foot PiCniC =6066=:=:....;. ,----_---:------:;:::-;- weeding, grass tnmmlng anc NUBIAN milking doe. $125 Wednesdays. Routes open ir (313)227-7651. .. US23 to Silver Lake Road eXit, save, we can tell you how. heavy coated fawns ice white tables, $60 Delivery alallable. TWO large glass panes, 59'12· mowing Trash removal top- Papers. (313)887-9562. Counry Place Condomlnium~ No 55 (south 01 Bnghton) and South Lyon Lumber and Farm and brown and white spotted, KNITTERS. Work m :youl (313)735-7175 x 77 x 3/16 rnches Mirror soil, sand and gravel hauling POLLED Hereford bull out 0 and Lakewood Condomlnium~ follow signs east about three Center, 415 East Lake very flat faced, gentle per- home Must be able to me~' OVERSTOCKED on gas con finiSh, tempered $100 each (517)546-9228 or (517)546-3538 registered herd, 01 ser Complex. Please call the Cir miles (313)437-1069 (313)437-1751 sonality. Toy poodles Ink schedules, and be able. Ie version burners, 011 tanks, 011 (313)227-5252after 6 pm PRACTICALLY new 6 hp black, lustrous coats, lovely vlceable age. ExceptIOnal nrCE culatlon Department a' RASPBERRIES pick your own PLOW - 3-14 bollom co-op smgle crochet. (313)fi!l5-9lJ~. furnaces Being sold at cost USED Bolen tractors and Horse Troy-bUilt rototiller. personality. Boston Terriers, anrmal, gentle. Raised on OUI (313)349-3627. or (313)685-9565. , at Spicer Orchards starting Ju- trailer on rubber. $125. Air King Heating and Cooling eqUipment (313)231-1110 regular prrce $959, Will sell lor black and white, nice even col- farm. 7350 Sanford Road CARRIERS wanted to deliver ly 3 from 8 am to 12. Next pick- (313)878-6198 8351 Hilton, Bnghton (313)227· UTILITY trailers, new Bu~ $745 (313)231-1137. or, sturdy bodies, nonag- Howell. (517)546-1067. the Fowlerville ReView or Are you an- Ing day July 6 Gall for dally in- TRUCK tires, 825x20, $75 each, 6074 direct from manufacturer gresslve. Chinese Pugs, RAM and lamb, hay wagon Wednesdays. Routes open Ir PEAT, 25 cent a bushel, $1C formation (313)632-7692. US-23 mounted on Dodge nms. expenenced: ONE plane ticket to Tucson, 4 x 8, $375 5 x 8, $450 5 x 1. fawns, well wnnkled, Itat pug fence charger. (313)437-3956 the City of Fowlerville. Please your pick-up loaded north to Clyde Road eXit, east (313)878-6346. SECRETARY Anzon3, between now and tandem, $600 Also wood haul· Evergreens (517)546-3094 noses, gentle dispOSItion, low RABBITS, Muscoby duckl call the CIrculation Depart· '12 mile TWO lour section spnng- STENOGRAPHER , August 9 $330 value, sacnflce Ing trailers (313)229-6475 maintenance, excellent family ings, barn yard chicks ment at (517)546-4809. ROTOTILLER, 42 Inches, 3 pt toothed drag Tandem trailer, $200 (517)546-5260 UTILITY trarler $125 (517)223- pet. All our top quality puppies (313)629-2169. CARRIERS wanted to deliver JUNIOR OR SENIOR hitch, YanMar, like new. Cost needs work. (517)546-3990. PIANO tuning. Quality, 8539. bred by me and are well the Pinckney Post or TYPIST $1,000, asking $650. (517)548- 2850 Fleming Road _ reasonable Gall Jim Selleck WE 0'--:::-0-:-1 :-:N-.:G,------,n-v-----:,t-a"":"t-,o-n-s . BLESSED'S socialized, wormed and shot. 154 Pet Supplies Wednesdays Routes open ir DICTAPHONE 2682 Three POint hitch 2 row Pnces begin at $150 Gall and (313)231-1171 napkinS, thank you notes STRAWBERRIES Buck Lake area. Please cal OPERATOR SAND, gravel, pea stone, tOj: culhvator, $175. John Deere, reserve one now. Small COUNTRY Corners Feed anc the Clrculallon Department al PLAYER plano rolls, now pnc matches, everything lor your U-PICK PBX OPERATOR SOil, fill dirt Reasonable model 50, $900 (517)548-1747. depOSIt. Available later Supply. Feed for dogs anc (313)227-4442. edfrom$350 LargeselecllOn wedding The Mllfora (313)231-1150 65' a qt. (Approx. 44' a Ib ) cntters and pet supplies. Mon WORD PROCESSOR· WANTED to buy: Allis Teacup Chihuahuas, South Lyon Pharmacy, (on the T,mes,436 N. Main, Milford, 453-6439 day through Thursday anc CHILO and Family Services ot SEARS 6 horsepower Chalmers G, Fords, Cubs. Any Pomeranlums, Japanese corner) (313)685-1507. PLYMOUTH Satruday, 9 30 to 6. Fnday lrorr Michigan now accepting ap- rototilier $300 (313)663·5320 condllion. (313)694-5314. ChinS. (313)426-2440 We have temporar~. PLUMBING supplies, Myers WOOD BUR N E R S, the r· 9 30 to 8. 142 Old 23, Bnghton plications for training of In SIMPLICITY summer speCials POODLES male, brown, Silver, long and short term pu m ps. B ru ne r wat er mostahcally controlled fur· YANMAR diesel tractors, (313)227-&114. Home Service Workers In the Model 5116 16 H P. tWin STRAWBERRIES at our U,Plck black Many toys. AKC $125. assignments close to softeners, a complete line 01 nace add-ons, airtight stoves demo speCials, 13 to 33 H.P., 2 LIVingston County area to dc $1,649. 4211 11 H P Witt Farm at 8 Mile and Chubb and 4 wheel dnve. Come In lor (313)231-1531. 155 Animal Services personal care and homemak· your home. plumbing supplies Martin'S ,,(5'-';1'"-'7)':':54-.,:6-....;1....;1....;2....;7._---,--_---,-----,--_ mow~r $1.359 Model 711f Road (313)349-5457 C",II !lrstl demonstration at Hodges PUREBRED rabbits. White, ing lor the elderly in the It CALL NOWI Hardware and Plumb:ng Supp- 8x8 White pine barn tlmber~ hydrostahc hydraulic 48 Inct 8 a m to 8 p m Bern HIli, Farm EqUipment. (313)629- grey, and black (313)229-8797. ALL breed tnmmlng. SUE homes Training IS proVided Iy, South Lyon (313)437-0000 and barn boards (313)685-264£ mower $3,149. Hodges Farrr 21165 Chubb Road. Senior Beyer. Also AKC Dobermar 6481. Since 1946. SHELTIES (miniature Collies) Contact LOlsann Smith, Coor Southfield PICKUP racks, 2 loot high, $25 or (313)685-0763 EqUipment, (313)629-6481 cItizen discount. stud !'ervlce. (517)223-8371. AKC registered $125 and up. dlnator, between 8 a m. anc (313)569-7500 (517)546-5637 WROUGHT Iron railing, pahc since 1946 113 Wanted To Buy 9 30 a.m. dally at (517)546- STRAWBERRIES at (517)223-3135 AKC English Bulldog stud ser Livonia 4x8 uhlity road trailer, $325 stones, concrete steps. SEARS ndlng mower, 6 hp DeGroot's Container furnish· Vice, new champion bloodline 7530. Equal Opportunlt~ WILL buy Poodle mix or small (313)525-0330 • < ~ Pair sheep, best offer railroad lies (313)231-346£ used, $250 negotIable ed (517)223-9311 from Oaklahoma. Mark Employer. BUYING used appliances and shaggy pups by the litter. Ann Arbor/Ypsllartti (313)349-0365 ::a7:fte=:r:::4c.:p~m.:..----;-;--_-;:::;:;-;;;;-(313)227-1299. STRAWBERRIES, you pick. lurnlture. (517)223-9212. (313)227-9156. CARPET layer helper wanted (313)399-3m. (313)434-5611 PING pong table, almost new, WATER pump, Meyers, QP-2O. SELF-PROPELLED lawr (313)437-6522 COMMERCIJlL Singer sewing BULLBANK Kennel. Proles no expenence necessary $50 or best ofler. (313)227-4386 new, 2 HP $225 (313)878-6841 mower, $39 (517)548-1512 STRAWBERRIES last week machine and hem stitcher. 152 Horses& slonal all breed dog groomln~ (517)546-0315 WITT SERVICE~. RUBBER !'tamps - Mllforc: WELLPOINTS and pipe 1'Jc TROY Brit rotohllers All Rasbernes you pick Whale- (313)227-1890 Equipment by Joanne and Nancy. Call for CLERK typist needed 1m apPointment (517)546-4039 Times. 436 N Main, Milford and 2 Inch, use our well dnver models In stock Immediate Inn Farms (313)685-2459 FIBERGLASS slide for SWimm- AQHA black show gelding, mediately for expanding In The Temporary Help "- (313)685-1507. and pitcher pump Iree With delivery. W.W. shredder WHEAT straw lor sale Ing pool. (313)632-6608 goes English and Western, 8 HEAD To Tall Dog Groomln~ dustnal fIrm. New Hudsor People r':: RECLAIMED road bnck, $230 purchase Martin's Hardware gnnders, power sprayers. Call has moved to the Grand Plaz, area. (313)437-4141 (517)223-8291 I want to buy a washer and years old POSSible dressage LIVE-IN housekeepe[' .t01 per thousand. Excellent :or and Plumbing Supply, Sout~ Sun Valley Garden EqUIp- prospect. (517)851-8668 'Jc mile west of Old U5-23 or WANTED someone to bale 10 dryer, $20 to $75 apiece bachelor automotive '9)\ patIOS and walks (313)349- Lyon (313}437-OOOO ment. (313)231-2474 Grand River. All breeds acres of hay for part 01 crop (313)229-7668 APPALOOSE gelding, 6 years ecullve. Lovely home Ir 4706 8 foot heavy duty Western (313)227-1032. SALES TOTAL yard care. extremel~ (517)546-8128 old, registered. Price ADMINISTRATOR Franklin Hills. WiJl\.·nc REO reclaimed brick, $140 < snowplow, complete. Best 01· reasonable. South Lyon ana SCRAP wanted Copper 50 to negotiable (313)229-2299, NANCY'S Grooming. Profes children and no pets.:~IJS 1000 (313)349-4706 fer. (313)498-2543 NorthVille area (313)437-6105 112 Farm Equipment 70 cents per pound. Brass 30 (517)548-8871 slonal all breed grooming Supervisor of internal speak English, cook and de Serving the Brighton area for ~ TOP SOil, dark processed, to 50 cents per pound Auto APPALOOSA, 10 year gelding. sales activities for general hOusework. ''Gooc radiators 40 cents per pound. years. (313)227-7915. shredded bark, wood chips ALLIS Chalmers model B, 3 Half Arabian registered mare, manufacturer of com- salary with exce'lent benefits stone and sand. Picked up or Tungsten Garblde $5 to $6 25 OBEDIENCE CLASSES, f Must have references. _Gal POint hitch, 60 Inch mower 9 years Registered colt, 1 ponent for on/off delivered Eldred's Bushel $900 or best offer. (313)876- per pound. Aluminum 20 to 40 year. (313)348-3754. week evening course beglnn· (313)349-6300 for appoint men cents per pound Battenes $3 Ing August 4th. REGISTEF highway vehicle re- SOD INSTALLED Stop 2025 Euler Road 6317. ANGLO-Arab gelding, and interview. -, - • (313)229-6857. each. Mann Metals Co , 24804 NOW. Gall (313)229-4339 quired. 2 to 3 years on CUTTING out!lt, tankS, hose, registered live year old gray. LIVE in companion for.80 'ye~1 Crestview Court, Farmington the job experience as TWELVE hp. garden tractor, 4. guages, torch, welding tiPS Very athletic. excllilent PROFESSIONAL all breed do£ old female. In Dearbetril Hills (313)478-6500. well as EDP exposure Inch mower, 42 Inch snow $300. Calf after 6 30 pm, diSpoSition. $700. Used two grooming. 16 years ex· preler retired person whO' car DELIVERED blade. $700 or best offer (517)223-3354. TOY electnc trains wanted. horse Tracer trailer, needs perrence, Reasonable required. We offer an drive, (313)3018-1574. • • : ~ :' (313)346-0219 Satlslactlon guaranteed (313)229-2257 after 2.30 pm. 850 Gase dozer and trailer. A1 some work. $275. (313)349- excellent starting LIGHT assembler, combtna Growers of quality grass for over 20 years. For (517)546-1459. USED railroad lieS, $8 ('ach, condition. (313)878-9029. WANTED. Used upnght plano, 7047. salary and fringe liOn offrce and miscellaneous your free estimate call (313)475-7426 or (313)665- reasonable. (517)223-3559. PROFESSIONAL dog groom· benefit program. You haul 4268 Strawber~ CASE 200 baler, New Idea BEFORE seiling, try us. Buy- Report to 4869 South Old '2: 9290. Don't delay call us today. lng, 12 years expenence, in Lake Road, 4 miles west 01 mower, Brady haymaker ing horses, lame, sound. Pick- Please send resume or between 10 am and 12:pril 114 Trade Or Sell eludes ears, nalls, glands Hamburg. (313)426-4901. crimper, $1,750. (517)546-2069. ing up ponies. (313)887·2101. call for an application. Thursday, Friday and Monday bath. $10. Brighton area USED pallO blocks 24 x 24, BUYING good riding horses. 0& S Manufacturing LAKE Morame area, sitter 101 (313)231-15n. REDING SOD FARM 100 or more, $1 each. After Grade or registered. (517)468- Division inlant needed. Part-time daY:; 5 P,ece lIarr couch, peach TAMARA Kennels offers al 530 pm (313)349-7406. Onglnally $2600 askmg $1600 3623. mw. Eight Mile September thru June breed boarding and per· (313)227-2790. ; ur trade for car. (313)629-1779. BRING your horse, have 1 free FORD8N sonalized professional groom Whitmore Lake, MI 48189 lesson, saddleseat, huntseat, LEAD guitar player wanted 110 Sporting Goods VIKING snowmobile, needs Ing. Appointments, (313)229- (313) 449-4401 tt:e tractor, restored. A western. Horses boarded, in- serious minded count~ roc:~ some work. $65 or best offer. 4339. Equal opportunity beauty, (313)534-5112 door and outdoor arenas, group. Needed immedlatele~ BOYS 10 speed, 24 inch, Will trade for something of employer M/F SchWinn VarSIty bike like after 4 p.m. equal value. (517)546-5637. trails, paddocks, observation for working band. (313l8ti new. (313)363-5494. room. Renaissance Arabians • • 5769. now olterlng huntseat EMPLOYMENT lessons Contact Adele Gard- ,.. ~ ,.r ~ 11 ner, (313)476-3898; Karla Rasmussen, (517)548-1473. RESPIRATORY SWEET CHERRIES BEAUTIFUL white Appaloosa, 165 Help Wanted General • registered with papers. call THERAPY (313)685-2671. ACCOUNTQANT for smal U-PICK BREAKING, training, Western, CPA firm located In Hartland English and harness, Lessons College graduate with accoun· Providence Hospital Is currently seeking ex: Starting July 3rd available. Lynwood Farms. ting major or Instead 2 years 01 perlenced part-time CardlopulmonaI'Y-" (313)43703274,Melinda. college with accounting ex· Technologists for our Novl Ambulatory care ~ Bring carry-home containers perlence. Desires to become Center, Qualified candidates must be certified, Picking containers furnished CPA. Overtime required duro Registry-eligible or Registered by the NBRT. Po~l- PROSPECTOR'S Ing tax season. salary rangE tlons Immediately available to work every or every $13,000 to $18,000. Sene: other weekend and holiday on the day or alte)'- FOREMAN ORCHARDS SHACK resume to R. J. Miller, 1155' noon shift, E;ccellent salary offered Including Highland Road, Hartland premium pay for weekend and hOliday work, Apply 3 Miles W. of Northville on 7 Mile complete line of Michigan 48029. at Employment Office, Monday thru Friday, 9 a,(T\.- ,. "Watch for Signs" TACK, AD Agency gal Friday. Blls~ 3p.m. ~' HORSE CARE Farmington Hills agenc~ 349-1256 • needs experienced secretary' PRODUCTS receptlonlst, superior typlnt PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL Skills, 65 wpm minimum witt WESTERN WEAR shorthand, salary to matct Fisher Center 22500 Providence Drive " ~ )'£ 7124Cootey Lake Rd. ability plus fringes. call for ap- _. I Union Lake 363-7328 pointment. Thompson Adver· Southfield, MI \'.~'tJ ' An Equal Opportunity Employer ;e .::L------' tlslng, (313)553-4586. • Wednesday, July 1, 1981-S0UTH LYON HERALD-NORTHVILLE RECORD-WALLED LAKE·NOVI NEW5-- THE MILFORD TIMES-9-C 165 Help Wanted 165 Help Wanted 166 Help Wanted Sales 170 Situations Wanted 175 Business & 201 Motorcycles 210 Boats & Equipment 215 Campars, Trailers 215 Campers, Trailers Professional Services & Equipment & Equipment RECEPTIONIST, - secretary. HOUSECLEANING or office 1980 Kawasaki KX-25O MX, trail RETIRED lisherman must sell, LADY to live In, free room ane EXPERIENCED real estate 1971 Frolic travel trailer, 18 Must type 60 wpm, answer sales person. No weekend cleaning. Experienced. LAND leveling and SOil ridden. excellent condItion, completely equipped deep 14 TRUCK cap. $219 and up Cap board, light house keeping foot, stove, oven, sink, busy 12 line phone. Growth schedule reqUired. Attracllve (313)231-9074 preparation, sodding and S850 (5t7)546-1749 alter 630 foot aluminum boat, trailer, replacement parts Hours 9.00 (313)437-6446. refngerator, furnace, flush potential. Fee paid. working arrangements. J. R HARD working, reliable col· seeding. New homes a 1979 Kawasaki 650 SR Low gas and electric motor, has 25 to 5 00 p m Monday through LIVE-In, light housekeeping tOilet. water pressure system. Placements Unlimited. Hayner Agency. (313)227-5400. lege student bound for Alaska specialty. Pnvate dnves and mileage, good condltron, gallon live box, bow and stern Frrday 9 to 3 p.m. Saturday Room: board and salary. MUSI $t.600 15t7)548-2490 (313)227-7651. will do yard, garden work, roads graded. Free estimates $1,800. (517)546-1343 or seats, sonar unit, battenes 1852 Old US-23. Bnghton drlvS'. References required G R0 U N D FL 0 0 R 0 1'- LAYTON travel trailer 16 It, (313)227-3763 SALES Marketing Manager. A painting. hauling, general (313)227-7562 (517)546-4338 etc $1,700 (313)876-55n. (517)548-1563. PORTUNITYI Attention multi· sleeps 6, 3 burner stove, Sink, fantastic opportunlly for the maintenance. Almost "MASS concrete" quality flat 19n Kawasaki KD-l00, ex- 1978 Renken, 17 foot bow UTILITY trailer. 4x8x2ft Sides, LEGAL secretary for genera level sales people. Everyone furnace. Nice. $550 (313)878- ambitious to help from the uses milk. Help them save up anything Call Lyle (313)231· work any kind satisfaction cellent condition (313)231- nder, 120 hp Inboard. out· steel angle frame. lights, ex- ~~w practice. Howell. Typing 9538 ground up In putting together to $1 per gallon and get nch 38n after 5.39 p m. guaranteed. Free estimates. 2672 board, full instrumentation, cellent condition, $290 ... rctaphone. ExperiencE 26 foot Layton 1978 (517)548-2963 and managing a great new doing It I (517)223-9968. HOUSEKEEPER. Reliable Call after 2 pm 1313)227-6998 1974 Kawasaki 500, new tire, folding top, mooring cover. EZ pteferred. Send Resume te loader trailer With lack Like bunkhouse, $5,000 Self con- Box 114~, c/o L1vingstor motor Inn In the metro Detroit INTERESTED In a career in woman to clean your home, PROFESSIONAL tree care or chain and sprocket BeautIful UTILITY trailer, made out of day. Call Laura after 2 pm. new 35 mph $5,900 frrm. tained. (')t7)546-0386. Country Press. 323 E. Grane area. You must have hotel ex- Real Estate? Call today for an S30 removal. Call Brran Zabawa at bike. $700. 1975 Yamaha 25G- pickup box and mobile home (313)437-5On. (313)629-0031. 1972 Lark 15 foot travel trailer, River,Jolowell, MI. 48843. perience in set·up and apolntment with a company (313)229-6672 or Ray GOlk at MX Monoshock New In 1978, axle $175 (517)546-9228 or organization of both sales and INVALID care in your home 1 very little use Excellent con- SAILBOAT, 13 foot Catfish, sleeps 4 $1.900 (313)227-7032 (517)546-3538 MATURE lady to care for semi with a proven record, profes- (313)878-9570. marketing. Send confidential day a week while you have day dition. $525. Or trade for $495 Evenl~l!s (313)629-6t85. 12 foot camper, sleeps 6, dou- Invalid husband. Private IIve-ir sional training, tops In adver- RAINBOW trout farm. We WANTEO pickup camper, selt resume to: Sheraton Oaks off. Expenenced, nurses aide ATC's (517)548-1735. ble Sinks. stove, oven. quarters. Meals and wages tising Licensed or unlicens- stock ponds Bass, Bluegill, 1968 16 It Taylorcraft tn-hull. contalred. good condition Motor Inn, c/o 21175 ed. Century 21 Bnghton training Day or afternoon. no counter space Many cabinets Near Milford. (313)665-6614 01 Brown Brook and Rambow KAWASAKI, 100 CC, 1974 40 h P Johnson With trailer. Will pay around $500 (517)f046- Telegraph, Southfield MI and other extras. Excellent (313)885-0432. Towne Company. Howell Of- house work, 7 hour day, Trout, Perch, etc. (313)878- (313)437·2225 after 330 pm $1980 Evenings. (313)229-8437. 3388. - 48034. An Equal Opportunity frce. (517)548-1700, Bnghton of- anything over extra. (313)229- condilion $1,700. Evenings 2179. MOTO GUZZI, 1978, 85(}- T3, ialr- 16 It fiberglass TrrHaul, WANTED class A motor home. MOTHER'S helper needed fOI Employer. fice (313)229-2913. 5004. (517)223-3374 TRUCK for hire, haul anything, ing, bags, rack. $1,450. 65 hp Mercury. ConvertIble Call George Seger (313)229- week day mornings and wee~ SECRETARIAL openings (2). MATURE persons wanted, full IRONING. Wrinkles removed clean out garages, (313)669-4285 yltxom. even- top, inSide curtains, tilt trailer, NOMAD, 19 foot trailer. Ex- 9337. ends for 1'h year old girl. 1( Novl Schools. One position and part time, to work in new at reasonable rates. Call basements, yards, etc. Ings good condition $950 (313)632, cellent condition Self- Mile near Rushton. (313)437· 6:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Other from drug store In South Lyon. Robin, (313)227-1823. (313)437-1994. 7155 contained. $3,000. (517)546- 220 Auto Parts ~91_ 12 noon to 7 p m. Excellent MOPED 1979 Motobecane. Retail expenence helpful. L1TILE DUDES RANCH, full 3460 & Service MATURE woman wanted fOI typing skills reqUired. Apply at TUTORING. my home. $450 (313)349-8229. TAYLOR Jet. 455 Olds engme, Flexible hours, good benefrts. child care services at $40 per cover, $6,500. (313)426-2468, PICKUP camper, 11'12 foot, ll 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 220 Auto Parts 230 Trucks 230 Trucks 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles 240 Automobiles a Service 1977Ford F-15O,V8, automatIC '78-'80 TRANS AMS, 1976AMC Hornet, standard, e 1967 Camaro racer, full roll 1978 Chevetle, 4 door, ( 1973Gran Torino Sport, power 1976 Mustang II, 4 cylinder 4 ------transmission, power steering, cylinder, good condition. $950 cage, fuel cell with dry brakes, sleering, power brakes, AM· speed, am-fm radiO, $1,950. automatic, loaded with op- radiO No rust $2,150 (313)437· speed, clean, radio, $3,195. tions. 4 to choose. Must (517)546-3535. 4 wheel disc brakes, reliable Caboose Motor Sales, 1059S FM stereo, new tires, Cragers, (313)227·7320after 3 Rent 0040. small block. Sell or trade 351c. Runs and looks good, See I WANTED '66 Ambassador station Oak Grove Road, Cohoctah MONTE CARLOS, 1974Ford Ranchero V-8, trailer wagon, 6 cylinder, good IIres, (313)22S2700. $825 or best offer. (313)227- (5171540-6418. CUTLASS & JUNK OR WRECKED towing package, good tires, clean N'.leds fuel pump $600 1888. BILL COOK 1980 Citation, loaded, 7,OOC 1961 Comet. $900. (517)548- GRAND PRIX BUICK CARS OR TRUCKS a new exhaust system Good (517)546-3901 miles, $5,950 firm (313)437· 1972 Gran Torino, good 2799. 5 to choo&e from Farmington Hills condilion $1,200. (313)437· 6659after 3 pm. TOP DOLLAR 1974Austin Marina, 4 cylinder engine. (517)548-1674. JEANNOTTE 471-0800 9291. engine and transmiSSion 1980 Cita':-:t'-:loL.n'-'-"-;F:-::o-:-:u::-r-::c:::y~lln:::d;:e:::r, 1978Gran Prix, loaded, good PONTIAC USED Chevette parts. Cham-. MILFORD SALVAGE Car 1962 F600, 5 yard Ford dump $225. Motor In car. You can automatic, two door, GM tires, excellent condition, 350 Sheldon Rd at M-14 pion Parts. (313)437-4106. truck, 6 cylinder, excellent rest of car free. (517)548-1512. employee vehicle, all options. '50 CORVETTE, auto malic, four barrel, $3000. Call PLYMOUTH, MI 1973Volkswagon Squareback, condition, (313)437-5154 AMERICAN Motors Hornet, (517)546-2926. power windows, power (3131358-3832,after 6 pm. 453-2500 (313) 360-2425 or solid, needs brakes, $850. 1975 Ford F-loo, $700 or best 1974, good transportation, 1980 Chevelle, 4 door, door locks, tilt, cruise, 1976Granada, good condition, stereo, air, aluminum MUSTANG II, 1974. $500. Firm, (313)231-1171. Fcr sale. All car and truck offer (313)878-6706 runs well After 6 p.m automatic, air, stereo, many low mileage. $1950.. (313)227- (517)223-9587. parts. RadIators, starters, 1969Ford hall ton, $500or besl (313)231-2203 other extras 27,000 miles, wheels. A Real Beauty! 4756alter 5'30 pm. 1972 VW trans axle, $75 1974 Mercury Montego, runs (517)548-3517. alternators, motors, Truck offer. (313)878-6706. '73 BUick Rlvena, AM·FlI very good condition. $4,950or BILLCOOK HONDA, 1979Accord, AM-FM, good. $250.(313)632-6559. transmIsSions, all body radiO, power Windows, seat~ make offer. Call (313~2692. five speed, well maintained, 1977Ford F250pickup, cap and BUICK 1973 Nova, automatiC, runs parts, etc and door locks Adjustable excellent condition. $4,800. camper, (313)878-6681 Farmington Hills good, $400.(517)548-1415. 25 steenng wheel, claSSICbody '78-'80 CHEVETTES, (313)449-8219alter 7:00 pm. '80VWJETTA FOUR B-78x14 Goodyear style. Good second car. Must automatic and 4 speeds, 2 471-0800 1973Nova, 6, automatic. Runs custom power cushion Poly· 1978 Honda CVCC, 5 speed, 4 Door Sedan, autornatic, sell, $800 or make an offer doors and 4 doors. 6 to good, body rough. (313)437- Steel tires $130or best offer rust proofed, excellent condi- sunroof, AmFm stereo. to CHEVY,1980 (313)227-1517or (313)2~707C choose. Real Gas Saversl 2330. Demonstrator. (313)229-704c::9,-- -;-:;,-:- lion. $3,195.(313)437-5901- 3/. PICKUP ask for Brad. BILLCOOK 1969Olds Delta 88. $225.Can SAVES2,ooo GM diesel engine, 4-71 Cougar 1978, 30,000 miles, choose Automatic, power steenng 1976BUick Regal, power steer· BUICK HORIZON,1979 be seen at211 E. Park, Howell, TOM SULLIVAN (313)437-2225after 3 30 pm sharp. $3995. & brakes, AM-FM, very lng, power brakes, power Farmington Hills JEANNOTTE 4 door, 4 speed, AM-FM 1975 Olds, Omega, low VOLKSWAGEN MAGNETIC signs for your sharp $5,985. seats, air, AMIFM stereo 471-0800 PONTIAC stereo cassette tape. Only mileage, new tires, good con- OPEN SATURDAY truck or car All sizes Custom from • JACK CAULEY cruise control Good condl Sheldon Rd. at M-14 $4,485. dition (313)34~2064. 25400W. 8 Mile 353-6900 designed for your needs Call - CHEVROLET - tlon. $2,000.(313)227-2177after 1972 Chevy Nova $350. JACK CAULEY (313)437-3949. Plymouth '76 Olds Cutlass Supreme. (313~1507 or come Into the ORCHARD LAKE RD. 5 p.m. - CHEVROLET - FT FT FT 1974Chevrolet Impala, 2 door, 453-2500 Power brakes and steering, Milford Times, 436 N Main 12 _18 _22 Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. BUICK Regal 1977,automatic ORCHARD LAKE RD. low mileage 49,000.Very good new tires, $2,000. (313)437- 1971Volkswagen. New. paint Street, Mlilord 855-9700 power steerIng. power Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. 1971 Mave'~r-.:lc::-k--;l-or-pa-rt-;-s:-,--;$;:;7~5 condition, $1,450. (517)546- DATSUN 310, 1979, excellent 855-9700 __ 0832. (red), brakes and clutch plate. MOYING YANS brakes, cruise, air, 68,OOC condition. 35 MPG, regular T1res excellent, engine ex- (517)46S-3462 5577. JEEPS, CARS, PICKUPS from 1976 Olds Cutlass, AM-FM mIles, $2,500 (313)363-531E gas, $3,500.(313)478-7024. casselle, power steenng, cellent. (313)266-4919. MIXAGOgas additIve. Increas· LOCAL 19i8 Ford 'h ton pickup. SI) after7 pm. CAR hauler trailer. $1,500. $35,Available at local Govern- (517)546-5280. power brakes $2,800.(31312~ 1974VW Super Beatie, damag- ed mIleage guaranteed Save cylinder, manual transmlSSlor 1973BUick LeSabre, very gooc 1980 Datsun 210, 2 door ment Auctions. For directroy 7155after 6.00 pm. or deluxe, 5 speed. $4,500. CDII Surplus Data Center, ed left front strut and fender, 20% now. $11.95 quart With overdnve Taking bids condillon, excellent mileage 1970Camaro Rally Sport. $400 engine excellent. $750or best (517)546-5280. (517)548-2243. (415)33G-7800. 1976Oldsmobile 98 Regency, (313)34~4882 ONE-WAY Call First NallOnal Bank ,r $700.(313)629-6923. olfer. (517)223-3559. Howell, (517)546-3150,Exten· loaded, excellent condition, 1972 Nova, four door, whole 1976 BUIck Skyhawk S V-6 1980 4 door Chevetle, GM 1974 Duster, good condition, INVESTORS or collectors, $2,000. (517)223-8863 alter slon 223. $650. (313)632-7590, anyone or all. 1975Brickhn, air VOLKSWAGON Thing, 1973.• New radiator, extra right fronl hatchback, automatiC, 22mpg, employee must sell, 4 speed, 5 pm. Gasoline heater, fiberglass door. Runs, you haul. $100 1947 International V2 tor 4,700 miles, non-smoking doors, 6,000actual miles, mint new'brakes, new shocks, ney, 1977 Datsun B210. $2,000 or 1968 Pontiac convertible. top. $1,500.(517)546-5280. (313)349-0440. I RENT-A-CARl pickup Good shape $1,200 exhaust. Excellent runmn(; driver, $4,350,(313)227-6590. best offer. Call after 7.00 pm, condition, $12,000. 1959 Good shape, runs excellent. (313)34&-1357. (313)887-1130. Triumph TR-3, restored, '75 WI Rabbit, 4 door, runs PARTS for Sale. 2 Anson condItion $2,250. (313)34~ 1969 Chevrolet, power steer· $1,400.(313)685-7758. good, body needs work, $950. aluminum rims With Micky 1976Jeep CJ-5, $2,650or besl 4830. 109, power brakes, automaltc, beautiful, excellent condItion, 1973 Dodge Coronet, Florida $6,000 1938Chevrolet, Master 1978Ponllac Phoenrx, 4 door, (313)449-4562. . . Thomson L60 tires, $75. 1974 offer. Good condl\lon good transprolation. $250. 1978BUick Regal Sport Coupe, car, runs good $595,$300down Deluxe, 4 door, excellent con- power brakes, power steer- Camaro 350transmIssIon, $75 HILLTOP (313)887-7888 (517)546-4366. $25 per week. (313)878-5330or 1967VW Squareback, engine V-6turbo, automallc and many dition, $3,800. (313)685-2657 109, air, am-fm, 6 cylinder, excellent condition, new Ford Mustang shllter, $20 extras. No air. $3,900.(313)44~ 1979 Chevette, 28,000 miles, (313)878-6111. Ford I Mere. 1980 Pickup cap, fiberglass alter6 p.m. automatic, (517)548-1058,even- generator, battery, tires; and (313)44~8m stereo, custom interior, air 2798 E Grard River sliding windows, like new 8127. 1980 Dodge Aspen station ings. tune-up. 4 speed. $450or best conditlonrng, 4 speed. $3500 JEEPS, CARS, TRUCKS TWO van seats, $50 each, $250 (313)437-8346. wagon, 6 cylinder, air, am-fm offer. (313)887-4230. green, excellent. 3 passenger. BUICK,1980 (313)227-5467. available thru government 1971 Pontiac, $475. firm. Howell, MI. stereo cassette, cruise, other agencies In your area. Many (313134~1023. (313)348-8253 PARK AVENUE DIESEL 1979 Chevette, 4 door, ~ extras. (517)546-1818. 235 Vans Full power, loaded, only sell for under $200. Call 1971Plymouth Barracuda, new USED Chevetle parts Cham- 546-2250- speed, 30 mpg, dark blue, (602)941-8014,ext. 4243for your VW'S pion Parts (313)437-4106. 1973Dodge van, 318,overheac S9,485. (517)546-6386. transmission, runs good. $400 JACK CAULEY directory on how to purchase. or best offer. (313)229-4412 1978Dodge V2 ton V-8 pickup. console, am-fm radiO FIREBIRD 1978 WANTEO • 228 Construction - CHEVROLET- 1973 Jeep Wagoneer, body after 4.30 pm. (517)521-3192. casselle tape deck, CB, wind CONCORD 1980 DL Esprit, 30,000 miles, air. TOP DOLLAR PAID ORCHARD LAKE RD. rough, runs good. Needs & Equipmont 1974Datsun pickup, good con- shield Visor, hood scoop, pop- 2 door, air, stereo, sharp, stereo. $3995 1966 Plymouth Barracuda, IMMEDIATE CASH out sun roof. $350or best of Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. brakes. $600. (517)548-1578. good condition. $700.(313)878- dition. $1,350. (517)546-2818 $5795. JEANNOTTE BEETLES - BUSES - RAB- STEELstaIrs Withcement rub- fer. Many extras. (313)231-373f 855-9700 6386. ber tread, 21 ft long, 12 Inch before 2 pm. JEANNOTTE PONTIAC 1980 Monza. Four cylinder, BITS between sa m and 3p m. Bids are being taken on 1979 Sheldon Rd at M-14 four speed, ait-condltioning, SCIROCCOS - CAMPERS step With 7 V2 Inch risers, PONTIAC 1976 PlOtO wagon, 4 speed, 1974 Datsun pickup, sbck, Chevrolet pickup, 1978Chevy PLYMOUTH, MI am-fm, rust-proofed. $5,000 TOM SULLIVAN steel hand ralls. (313)887-1448. $1,000.(313)348-8793NorthVille 1969 Dodge camper van. H Sheldon Rd. at M-14 $1,800. (313}227-2745 top, tan and white, sola bed Blazer. Contact Ray or Diane PLYMOUTH, MI 453-2500 (517)546-2716. Tuesdays, Thursdays after VOLKSWAGEN area at McPhersof' State Bank. ~30 Trucks pull out table, two gas burne; 453-2500 5 pm. and weekends. OPEN SATURDAY 1969 Dodge 314 ton 4 wheel (517)546-3410.These vehIcles stove, Sink $400 or offer FORD, '78LTD 25400W, 8 Mile 353-6900 1973Blazer, 4 x 4, loaded. Ex- drive pIckup, $500.Runs great (313)227-6687. can be seen from 1 p m. to 1972 ContlOental With air 2 door, power steering & MALlBU,19n PONTIAC, 1981, Lemans, 4 1964VW Bug, engine and body cellent condition $1,995. (517)546-4302. 5 p.m Fnday. stereo. Runs good. Fair condl· 2 door, hardtop, 1979Fo-rd-c-F='-':c15O==-4:-w---'--he-e--;-1-c :- - -,1977Ford, custom carpeted In brakes, air, AM-FM stereo, door, 3,000 miles, fair condition. $200or best 01- (517)546-7589after 6 pm d n ve tenor, power steering, air 1967 BUick LeSabre, 2 door, tion. Excellent transportallon vinyl roof. $3,885. automatic, power steering 1976 Chevy pick-up, 'h ton, 4 speed, 351, cruise control. good bres, 17 mpg, runs ex· $400 (517)546-6354 JEANNOTTE fer. (313)887-4230. stereo, 8 track. $2,500 JACK CAULEY & brakes, sport cloth, low PONTIAC power brakes, power steer- Lock-out hubs, am-fm stereo (313)437-6541. cellent. $250.(313)437-1351. 1970 Cutlass, Ram Air hood, mileage, $AVE. 1971WI, Karmann Ghia, $1,100A - CHEVROLET - Sheldon Rd. at M-14 or best offer. (3131227-7375..,. mg, 6 cylinder, automatic cassette, running board, 1972 BUIck Electra, mce car, headers, 350, Cragars ORCHARD LAKE RD. JACK CAULEY 1969 Ford one ton, 289cI, re- PLYMOUTH (313)227-1400,Ext. 139days. (517)548-1058,evenings sliding rear window, 32,000 $300.(517)546-1436. (517)223-9432 Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. - CHEVROLET - miles. $4,800.(517)223-3632. bUilt. New brakes, heavy duty 453-2500 1972 Chevy 2 ton, set-up to am-fm casselle, 40 channe, 1979Bobcat, low mileage, ex- 1980 Chevy Caprice Classic 855-9700 ORCHARD LAKE RD. Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. haul mobile home or large 1967 Ford "A ton With rebuilt ca, ladder rack. $500 (313)437· cellent condllton, many op- wagon, 9 passenger diesel. 1980 Pinto hatchbac1<, FORO Gran Torino wagon, 855-9700 SPECIALS! horse trailer. Excellent condi- 360 V-8 engine, 4 speed 0064. tions. $3,650 or best offer. air, am-fm stereo, power win- 1976, power steering, power automatic, power steenng, transmissIOn, body In fair con- 'n Newport, $1,995 . tIon. (313)231-3397 1978GMC 25 senes 350, V-8, (313)227-6117after 6 p.m. dows, power door locks brakes, air, new all weather am-fm, sports wheels, sports dillon, $550 (313)887-3647. crUise, bll wheel, 22,000miles '75 MONTE CARLO, 35,000 CHEVROLETpickup, 1971. "A automatiC, crurse, air· 1971 BUick Skylark converti· tires, 43,000 miles, excellent mirrors, radial bres, rear MI., $2,495 ~• (313)687-8989. ton. $600 (313)878-6915. 1959 F-25O Stake body, 6 condillonlng, AM-FM radiO,till ble, excellent condition, condition, $2,000. (313)231- MAVERICK, 1974, California defogger, 19,000miles. $3,950. 'n JEEP Wagoneer, 49,000 1968Chevy 'h ton pick-up 283 cylinder, runs and looks good. steenng, three seats, fully Florida car. $2,100or best of· '78 Chevelle. 4 cylinder, l 9162. car, 4 door, 6 cylinder, power (517)548-3055. mi., $2,195 cu, Inch. Good work truck. $750 (313)887-4706. carpeted, onglnal mileage fer. (313)878-5274. speed, 28,000miles, new tires 1972 Ford, V-8, automatiC, steering, air, clean, very good 1979 Pinto, automatiC, power Jeannolte $300.(517)546-0917. 12,300.$6,600.(517)546-6468. $2,395.(313)231-2869 power steering, power condition. Best offer. (313)34~ steenng, am radiO,rear defog- Pontiac 7403. brakes, runs good, $250. ger, radial tires, sports mIr- Sheldon Rd. at M-14 1977 Chevy pIckup Needs 1966VW bus Mint condilion '79-'80 CAMARO Z-28, 7lCORVETTE, automatic, freeze plug $500. Also, shell Collector's item. $2,000 automatic, loaded with op- (313)437-6115. rors, rustproofed. Low Plyrr.outh Mi. power steering, power mileage. $3,150,(517)548-3055. 453-2500 top for pickup, $35 (313)437- CHEVY, 19n, CAPRICE (313)6~9567. lions. 4 to choose. All brakes power Windows, 1976 Ford LTO, Florida car, 0725after3 p,m. ESTATE WAGON 1970Volkswagon van. RebUilt Sharp! tilt, stereo, air. Extra automatic transmission, air, MALIBU, 1979 1973Pontiac Catalina hardtop. CHEVEY 1980, half ton, 6 9 passenger, air, low motor, good tires, $550 BILL COOK power steering, power 4 door, automatic, power Power' steering, power cylinder stick, gauges, stereo, mileage, very sharp. (517)546-3067. Sharp! BILL COOK brakes, cruise. $1,700. brakes, V-8, automatic. $375. $3,985. BUICK steering & brakes, low LOCAL 2 sets of wheels and tires, 21 Farmington Hills BUICK (517)548-1928. mileage, very sharp, only (517)548-1024. mpg, excellent condlllon, JACK CAULEY 240 Automobiles 471-0800 Farmington Hills 1979Fiat Brava, 5 speed, am- $3,985. 1974Pontiac wagon. Running $4,725or best offer. (313)685- - CHEVROLET - 471-0800 fm tape, air, 22,000miles, ex- condition. Needs brakes. Best AUTO 1974 Capn stallon wagon, JACK CAULEY 7078. ORCHARD LAKE RD. AUTO Insurance too hlgh"- cellent condition. $3,995. - CHEVROLET - offer. (313l34S-2446. Between 14 & 15 M;le Rds. Chevrolet. Loaded. $800. BROKER 1974 Chevy four wheel dnve "CORVETTES" (517)548-3258. ORCHARD LAKE RD. 855-9700 Good dnvers call Ken Shultz (517)521-4344. 1980 Ponllac Phoenix, 4 pickUp 31. ton $1,000 (517)54&- Agency, (313)229-8158,Lee Pit· Before Buying 1964 - Ford~-Cuslom. SIx Between'14 & 15 Mile Rds. cylinder, 4 speed, power 2799 tman,agent. Come To cylinder. $250.(517)546-5280. 855-9700 steenng, power brakes. AM- DESPERATELY Bill Cook Buick 1980 Fairmont, excellent con- FM 8 track stereo, tinted win- LARGE SELECTION NEEDS dibon, very low mileage, 6 1973 Mercury wagon. Low dows. Good condition. $4,850 TO CHOOSE FROM cylinder, air conditioning. (517)548-1233alter6:oopm, $AVE miles, good condition. $600. ON GOOD $5,000. (3131437-3019 after (313)231-1145. 1970Pontiac LeMans Converti- 100 CARS ALL PRICED TO SELL 4 p.m. 1980Citation X-11,loaded, ex· ble, good condition. $300. 1977Ford Mustang, 4 cylinder, 'SO MALIBU CLASSIC, (517)548-3228alter 5 p.m. ALL cellent cond;\Ion, good BILL COOK automatic, power steer- mIleage. Bnghton (313)2~ BUICK automatic, am-fm stereo, ex- PACER1975,58,000miles, air, MAKES & MODELS cellent condition, runs good, Ing, power brakes, air. Ex- FOR 5640. Farmington Hills tra Sharp! Priced to Sell! stereo, power steering, power 471-0800 Ziebart rust proofed. Asking brakes, deluxe. 24 MPG, like OUT STATE BUYERS CHEVETTE, 1981. Almost all $2,700.(313)227-1888. USED CARS extras. Warranty. Like new. BILL COOK new. $1,5951 offer. (313)44~ CALL 1976 Cutlass Supreme 1976 Fiat 4 door, front wheel 4244persistently. $6,200 (313)624-9363. Brougham, power steenng BUICK "Bill Saunder's" drive, excellent condition. Farmington Hills PLYMOUTH Valiant, 1974, 4 1974 Chevy Suburban, ex· power brakes, air, am-fm, £ Rust proofed, 60,000 miles. 684-3691 s cellent condition, little rust II track, (313)887-9779. 471-0800 door, automatiC, radiO, power or , Very good mpg. $2,000or best steenng, air. $5..."0. (3131231- any. 49,000 actual mileage CHEVY Impala, 1974 offer. (517)548-6576. 1978 Mazda GLC Sport, 5 887-9653 $1,800firm. (517)546-4462. 1536after 5 p.m. Reasonable. (313)229-4675. speed, air, am-fm stereo WE COME TO YOU 1975 Flreblrd, V8, new tires, cassette, excellent condItion 1974 Pontiac Firebird, V-8, 1976 PLYMOUTH VOLARE : CHAMP, 1980,excellent condl' Mag wheels, new shocks, Many extras. $2,800.(313)66~ power steering, power i tlon, tWinstick, 40mpg, $4,450 muffler system, battery. brakes, air, stereo and tape, 1973Volkswagon, Super Bee- - '50 CORVETTE, automatic, 2315. 2-door. 6 cylinder auto- (517)548-3099. Needs body work. $1,500. runs excellent, needs quarter tie, body flar condition, in" *" $995 *" 1971 Chevy. Could be demc power windows, power (313)34S-8027after 6 p.m. panel. $1,195.Caboose Motor tenor good condition. Com- ,.. matic. transmission. door locks, tilt, cruise, 0 N LY 1 derby car. Good engine, 1971Ford 4door sedan. Rusty, MONTE CARLO 1979 Sales, 10595Oak Grove Road, pletely rebUilt engine, new needs radIator, $100.(517)223- cassette tape, aluminum runs good.~. (5171223-3464. Loaded, 6 cylinder, $5495. Cohoctan. (517)546-6418. clutch. $1,000.(313)437-1581. wheels, air, glass roof 8631. JEANNOTTE WANT to buy, VW van or small panels. Like New! 1974Ford Tonno, good condi- RAY Bird Scrap, Cars wanted ************************* tion. $350 or best offer. PONTIAC dead or alive. Will pick-up. economical car in excellent Sheldon Rd. at M-14 conditIon. (313)437-8349. '78 CHEVY '79 PLYMOUTH '77 CHEVY BILL COOK (517)548-5217after 6:00 pm. Also repaIr small engines. 1- PLYMOUTH, MI BUICK 1966Ford Mustang, 6 cylinder, (517}468-3307.H517)521-4304. MONTE CARLO HORIZON IMPALA 453-2500 H517)546-9669. Jack cauley Chevrolet CHEVETTE,1979 Farmington Hills automatic, runs and looks ex- PAYS TOP $DOLLARS 2 door, 4 cyl., 4 speed 471-0800 cellent, candy apple red, 1980 Rabbit diesel deluxe, 4 Full power, 32,000 4-door, 4 speed, air, 4-door, air, automatic, MECHANICS Special, 1974, door, 5 speed. Most options. FOR SHARP USED CARS transmission, radio, full ;;19;:;79"-C;:;a:::m=-=eroR~a-'I'-Iy----OS'-P-ort-$1,895.Caboose Motor Sales, 1975 stalion wagons. Need miles. wheel covers. Only $3,885. 10595OakGrove Road, Cohoc- $7,000. (517)546-0660 JACK CAULEY 30,000 miles. vmyl top repairs, $400for both, (313)632- 21,000miles, loaded, $5,40001 tah. (517)548-6418. weekends. - CHEVROLET- JACK CAULEY 7635. ORCHARD LAKE RD. - CHEVROLET- best offer. (313)887-1927. 1978 Ford Fiesta, runs good. Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds ••• $4,495 ORCHARD LAKE RD, 1977Cutlass 2 door, small V8 $2,595.Caboose Motor Sales, MONTE CARLO, 1979 Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. automallc, power steering 'n REGAL, 6 cylinder, 855-9700 .. 10595OakGrove Road, Cohoc- Air, AM-FM stereo, rear automallc, power steer- 855-9700 pO'lier brakes, rustproofed defogger, very clean, only tah. (517)548-6418. ing, power brakes, air, low 38,000 miles, lust like new $5,485. '77 FORD '78 PLYMOUTH '78 JEEP $2,950.(313)878-5330.(313)878- 1977 Ford Granada, 3 speed miles. Super Sharp! overdnve, stereo, power JACK CAULEY STEVENSON'S PICK-UP TRAIL DUSTER CHEROKEE 1980Camaro Berllnetla, T-rool 6111 - CHEVROLET- BILL COOK steenng, power brakes, runs BUICK 360 V-B, automa(ic, plus more (313)229-6380. and looks flOe, 97,000 miles. ORCHARD LAKE RD. 'n '79 '50 VETTE's - Farmington Hills V-B, power steermg, 4 wheel drIve, 4-speed. power steering, '72 Chrylsp.r Newport. Ex· $1,495 Caboose Motor Sales, Between 14 & 15 Mile Rds. Nowupto LOoking' for a Corvette? 855-9700 471-0800 au(omatIC. 30,000 miles. cellent runnrng condition 10595Oak Grove Road, Cohoc- Looks good. $250. (313)437· Before buying come to Bill tah. (517)548-6418. $50.00 cash paid 2312. Cook Buick. Large selec- 1977 Monte Carlo. Excellent '79-'80 RIVIERAS, for junk cars $3,995 $3,995 tion to choose from, 1978Fiesta, sport option, new 1977 Chrysler New Yorker brakes and exhaust. Am-fm. condition. All options with automatic, loaded with High prices BILL COOK power sunroof and SWivel equipment, all sharp! 3 tc Brougham, loaded, 32,00C $3,250or best offer. (313)66~ for miles, mlOt. $3,200. (313)437· BUICK 1536. bucket seats, $2,800,(313)227- choose, '78 FORD '78VW '79 CAMARO 6541. Farmington Hills 2808 late model wrecks tj LARIAT RABBIT 471-0800 BILL COOK PICK-UP BUICK Automatic, Power, ~======Farmington Hills (313)887-1482 . Two-tone vamt,custom Automatic (rans , air. Rally Wheels, 21,000 UNCLE LOU SEZ: 471-0800 wheels. Absolutely New Miles, Extra Sharp. SURPLUS Jeeps, cars and trucks available, Many sell $5,495 $3,995 '76 SUPER CAB SEE US FOR THAT under $200.Call (312)742-1143, Before buying a . AutomallC, power steering, power brakes, low miles. BETTER DEAL ON A ext. 1341 for Information on _ Used Car see $3295 NEW CHEVY AND how to purchase. 'n MALIBU '77 PACER '79 CHEVROLET SURPLUS jeeps, cars, and SOUTH LYON CLASSIC WAGON MONZA '76 CHEVY VAN SUPER CHEVY SERVICE trucks available. Many sell Customized, automatiC, extra nice! under $2001Call (312)742-1143 MOTORS White with red interior, Automatic, Air, Power Automatic, air, ext. 1341 for information on 105S, Lafayette One Owner, Extra $3995 how to purchase, 30,000 miles. Like new. Sun Roof '78 FORD 4x4 South Lyon Sharp, 30,000 Miles. 1966Sport Fury, body good, Phone 437-11n With snow plow, automatiC, low miles, engine runs fair, $400. (517)546-7895Howell, Used Cars Bought & Sold $3,195 $4,995 $3995 1979 Subaru Brat, 4 wheel '80 CHEVY 3/4 TON drive. Rust proofed, AM-FM, Camper top, automatic, clean. $3,900or best offer. (313)624- '79 DODGE '79 DODGE '78 SUNBIRD DIPLOMAT 8498after 6:00 pm, OMNI'024' 2x2 HATCHBACK $4795 SUNBIRD 1978 Pontiac, Station Wagon '80 EL CAMINO automatic. cou'pe, 35,000 Air, Automatic, AM-FM Red and Black,4-Speed, Automatic, Air, Low Automatic, looks like new. miles, excellent condition. StereowithCB, Low Like New. Miles Like New. $3,500firm, (313)437-9764, Miles $5995 TOYOTACorona Deluxe,19lO, $3,995 '79 DODGE VAN 4 door, good condillon. Little $5,488 Fully customized, automatrc, low miles. rust. $500 or best offer. (3131873-9252. $5995 1977Thunderbird. Lot of op- PONTIAC tions, $2.600, Call after 3:30 pm, (3131227-5494. , 38000 Grand River 1975 Toronado, $1,300, low WALDECKER Just E. of Haggerty at 10 Mile Road mileage, good condition, (313)878-5636after 4 pm, Farmington Hills 478~8000 1\\"1'\,j .... ('\'<'1) AMC JEEP, RENAULT 19n Toyota, runs fair, $150 ho'lU' The Northville Record Sports D Wednesday, July 1,1981 • Long Mechanical undefeated in 10 games And now there is one. disposing Baber Roofing in six innings 4: Keith SpigareIIi had three hits while Pitcher Michael Stratton had a Gallery of Flowers. hits, including a homer. Only one team in the adult recreation as Ron Tini slammed two homeruns, three of his teammates had two hits and perfect night at the plate by slashing Bob Simmons had the big blow of the Yankee, Russell Barnes and Allan softball league remains unbeaten and drove in five runs to pace the vic- another added a homerun in pacing out three hits in three at-bats. Jim inning by slamming a grand slam Cox all scored twice for the winners .rough 10contest this season. tory. . Northville Lab to victory over McNeely Wilson, Jotm Taube and Dan CarpE'nter homer. Ed Broderick had two hits and while Dennis Belleperch and Gary The winner of this dubious honor is John Sinclair, Larry Michalak and in American League action. all went two-for-four with two runs- two rbi while Keith Langham added two Batzloff each scored once. Long Mechanical of the American Doug Wojay all had a single and double Pitcher Dave Harrison, Bob Potter batted-in. hits and an rbi. Paul Koslakiewicz paced the Eagles League which has kept its record clean for the winners with Bill Sinclair adding and Bill Nowland all connected for a Pacing the Raider hitting attack was For the Raiders, it was their second with a three-for-three performance of losses. a homer. /' couple of hits, while Mark Reinwand John Hale with a perfect three-for·three loss of the week. Andy Orlando provid- while teammate Jerry MaId had two Sheehan's Little Caesars had entered For Baber, Jerry Sherwood banged belted out a round-tripper. including a homerun. Dennis Hite went ed some offensive punch with his two hits in three trips to the plate. last week's play with an undefeated out two singles while Dave Austin con· Reid Creager (double and single) and two-for-two and teammates Bob Powell hits and two rbi, while teammate Bill Action Dry Wall 6, J&S Steel 2: This record, but it fell for the first time last nected for a double with Roland Tar- Steve Fecht (single and triple) were the and Ken Hoobler each picked up two Bosanko knocked in the other run. was the first of two victories that helped week Mondav. row, Dave McLean and Allen Kahler main hitters for McNeely. hits. Sheehan's on the Green 16, Court put Action Dry Wall into first place. AMERICAN LEAGUE getting the only other hits off of Long Canterbury Cleaners 16, Recycled Northville Gallery of Flowers 8, Time Racquet Club 6: Sheehan's ex- Dry Wall used a four-run first inning Long Mechanical 16, Baber Roofing Mechanical pitcher John Bates. Raiders 5: Canterbury used two five- Recycled Raiders 3: A big seven-run ploded for 11 runs in the first two inn- to pace itself to victory, but jt had to -= ~ng Mechanical had no trouble in Northvile Lab 16, McNeely&Lincoln run innings to lead itself to victory. fifth inning turned the trick for the ings and coasted to victory. withstand a lo-hit onslaught by J&S Catcher Andy Bechtel had a big night Steel. at the plate for Sheehan's with a homer, Gary Globish belted a homerun and a a double and five rbi. John Boland had single and Mike Nave added a double three hits, including a homerun, and and a sirigle to pace the Action hitting It's a family affair for the Horsts drove in three runs, while Todd Eis attack. Globish also scored three times. belted a round-tripper and knocked in Fred Yankee and Ron White were the three runs. Tim Doyle also homered. big hitter for J&S Steel in a losing ef- TIns definitely was a family affair tournament. both of Plymouth, 6-2, 4-6 and 7-6 in what Hlady called one of the better matches Court Time could only muster up four fort. Yankee scored both runs after tJthough no local residents won any titles in the Northville Open Tennis in ...... M ... • Computer Alignment ~ • THE MOST ACCURATE ~:1'~\ I. Corrects Caster ~, 7- -J;/ 1/ I. Camber and Toe In \' I..~----~ I I t ":. \ \ I $1995 ~IJ~I(\':/ I -/\\ filii L~ ...... M•••• S •••••••• _---.-.--... • 2 Front Disc Brakes 4. . • or 4 Drum Brakes ~ inspect calipers, tum rotors fC~'. ,', •I • road test. drum brakes, Al.'" / • Chec~ bearj~, drums ~i,' i\. 'I, " I ", .' I '"":':'.:;~~""$4995 ~ <):)~= ...... Ii······~·····~···········M ...... • ~ ~~•.:1. Pack Front • ";:;; .<:..~, ,J-"J,"~ II.;'~~~'Wheel Bearings = f S Aecord photos by STEVE. 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July 1, 1931 • Pirates, Mets battle forJeague title Rec briefs Local youth As they head into the final wc-ek of the season the Reds 17, Cards 5: Mark Klokkenga crossed the muster three hits against the Giants - Todd There is a regular com· Pirates and the Mets are deadlocked in a dual for plate three times and Steven Bastian drove in four - Daniels' single and Robert Rlchcreks single and mission meeting July 8 at the H-League championship. runs for the Reds. John McNeil had a pair of hits double. However, they were timely hits enabling City Hall at 8 p.m. Both teams are tied for first with 10-3 records. for the Cards the Pirates to secure the win. Jeff Wesley ad Steve plays soccer Close behind at 9-4 are the Braves Pirates 4, Expos 3: Eddy Ruiz knocked in Chris Pearce collected a pair of hits each for the Giants. The recreation office In F-League action the Astros remain on top with House with the winning run in the bottom of the last In F·League action the Braves stopped the Mets, will be closed Friday, Ju- a 13-1 and are closely followed by the Dodgers at 9-3 innmg to help the Pirates edge the Expos. Heath 6-1, on a combined four-hitter by David Hall and ly3. ' and the Padres at 8-4. Meyers' triple paced the losers. John Mark Anderson. Hall also had two hits. For Here are the H-League results: Mets 7, Braves 6: Two homers and four runs-. _ the Mets, John Meadows had two hits. New open swim hours in England • PIrates 4, Braves 0: It took a two-run triple by batted-in by Chris Olson were not enough to help Reds 13, Phillies 8: Steve Rufchak pitched five at the high school pool are Nick Salas and a two-run homer by Robert the Braves past the Mets. Sugfried Shyn collected innings in only allowing two hits. Mark Deal had as follows: Monday Richcreek to power the Pirates past the Braves. two hits a"d two rbi to lead the Mets offensive at- seven rbi in going three-for· three including a grand through Saturday noon·2 By JOHN MYERS Mike Smith singled for the Braves. tack. slam homerun. p.m. and 4-6 p.m. For Braves 9, Padres 8: Danny Tomica went three- Cubs 4, Rangers 0: Four first-inning runs were Mets 14, Angels 9: Rob Canndn had two hits for adults only, Saturday 3-4 Steve Starcevich, 14, had an experience earlier for-three at the plate and Greg Paler supplied the all the Cubs needed to down the Rangers. The big the Mets and Chris Dominique was the winning pit· p.m. Cost is 75 cents at this year that many teenagers may never enjoy. power with a triple and a homerun as the Braves blow of the inning was a bases-loaded single off the cher. the door. The Northville youth was part of a national soc- slipped past the upset-minded Padres. Tom Whell bat of Jason Baldas. Scott Byam singled for the Phillies 16, Braves 6: Scott McLean was the win· cer team, comprised of players from southeastern and Mark Stevens combined for five hits for the Rangers. , ning pitcher and he was backed up by the hitting of Michigan, that went to England to compete for th~ losers. Pirates 6, Giants 2: The Pirates could only Russ Parker and Jeff Harp. Anglo-American Challenge Trophy. • The trophy is represented by a four-foot Wilkin· son Sword symbolic of international competition in athletics. According to Steve's father, John Starcevich, the sword in England is synonymous " with quality and swords. ! The Queen of England, he explained, commis- \ sioned about 300 of these swords in various events of Anglo-American competition, one of which was earmarked for soccer in this age group. The team traveled to Kent, England during the Easter holiday in an attempt to r 7/16" ROOF AND WALL SHEATHING PLVWOOO SHEATHING PLYWOOD SIDING 5/8" THICK 4xB 1/2" '" 4x8 REV. 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Rlvt·( f.umlllQlon I:? tllks t tst of F,HmlllqlOo Road)- 476 6SS0 P,,1omj.l~ TtllH...." t'i' Friday 10 9 Daily 10 S The players and their families will take part in a "", t..,t.>, C·l,trqt> ,tnO VI"') .leu ph-d or u<;.( our finance proqram picnic after the games, and all interested fans are urged to attend Schroes a winner • Kevin Schrot, 21, of place in an art contest Northville won two gold "Athletic Dreams and medals for sWimming at Aspirations" which took the State Special Olym- place in conjuction with pics which took place at the regIOnalspecial olym- Central Michigan Univer- picsMay2 sity June 4-6. Schrot attends the Nor- Winning is nothing new thwest Wayne Skills for Schrot as he won first Center. • SUMMER SPECIAL TRANSMISSION SERVICE $1400 COMPLETE!!! • Change Transmission Fluid • Adjust Bands· • Replace Filter· • Replace Pan-Gasket • Complete Road Test • Where applicable Note' ThiS ISa complete transmission service. no hidden extras FREI TOWING-ONE DAYSERYICE NATIONWIDE.. 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I However, he almost didn't make the 9 Holes 25 might transfer there after next year," state meet if It wasn't for a little "en- $3 he explained. couragement" from his coach. Also making an Impact on his decl- "I missed the first two jumps at the Mon.-Fri. before 7:30 A.M. 'slon was the caliber of competition he opening height of 6-1. I made the third would be facing In tile Mid-American jump after my coach had yelled at me," RESTAURANT Conference (Western's league) and the Burns explained. Specializing in Breakfast & Sandwiches Big Ten. After the slow start Burns qualified From 7 A.M. Everyday "The MAC Is a little easier than the for the state meet with a height of 6-5Ih. Par36 Big Ten. That Is because of the smaller In state competition, he placed seventh 3324 Yds. 437-5411 schools (in the MAC)," Burns said. with a jump of 6-6. He was two Inches The University of Michigan, he said, short of the winning jump. has the fourth best high jumper in the "I was surprised that (6-8) won it," Expert hand nation and to compete against those Burns said. I thought it would be a little tailOring type of people early in his career would higher. I thought 6-10 would win it," he Quality Work be difficult. added. Satisfied Customers In the MAC, the competition Is not A number of little things took place For Over 25 Years .qulte as stiff, he acknowledged, poin- tilat day, he said, which contributed to PROMPT SERVICE ting out that he will be better able to the lowheight. Custom Made refine his techniques for a possible "Nothing happened to me, but tile SUits from $300 move to MSUand Big Ten competition. competition started at 10 in the morning , Other Alterations Also ... Available for Men If his high school accomplishments and we were still jumping at 6 p.m. , w & Women are of any indication, Burns should Everybody was getting hungry because - Personal Fltllngs have little trouble making his mark on you couldn't go anywhere since you had the college scene. to wait in line for your name to be called . He was named to tile high school all· for your next jump, " he said. LAPHAM'S state third team for track. He was plac- "It was more nerve-wrecking," ed on tile all-Catholic, all-regional and Burns added. 349-3677 all-league teams as well. Burns was not too disappointed witil NORTHVILLE He also set tile school record in the his performance since the state's top Open Thurs & Fro high jump witil a height of 6-8 and was high jumper from Benton Harbor tied 9am to9pm named tile Most Outstanding Athlete at for seventh witil him. Mon.-Tues -Wed.-Sat. 9-6 l3rother Rice for track. Among his accomplishments were Better training and a possible pro- qualifying for the state high school blem witil peaking too soon might have track meet in Flint and placing seventh hinder his chances to do better for tile in the state for Class A competition. year, he said. Warming up for the high jump is Gary Burns Crosslin part • of Scots success It was a record-breaking season for tile Alma Scots baseball team, and freshman outfielder Keith Crosslin of Northville was a part of the suc- cess. Alma shared the Michigan Intercollegiate '-AthleticAssociation title with Albionand Olivet, all :had identical 9-3 records, and was second in the :Divison IIIMideast Regional Tournament to even- :tual national champion Marietta Collegeof Ohio. : Other successes for the Scots diamondmen were champions of the four-team Aquinas Invitational Tournament in May and a second-place fmish behind Iowa State in a four·team Florida tourna- ment in March. Crosslin, a 1980 graduate of Novi High School, saw action in 20 games this spring for Alma, which has won the MlAA baseball crown three out of the last four years. , Used mostly as a pinch runner, Crosslin also saw action in the outfield. He batted .333, scored 13 times and stole nine bases. His varsity letter in baseball was the second of the year as he received a letter in football as well. The bid to tile regional tournament was the se- cond consecutive for Alma. The Scots won three o&OQll--Atotallynew straight tournament games over OhIONorthern, concept-W~Module It is real Wooster (Ohio) and York (Pennsylvania). In the Ran· championship games, Alma lost twice to number- wood reinforced with steel. It Is designed one ranked Marietta, 8-5 and 17-6. with the natural look with the endurance drapery boutique of steel. • PRE-FINISHED • EASY TO INSTALL ON WOOD DECK OR $5.'99 ,~'( '.~ CUSTOM DRAPERIESI CEMENT SURFACE , I.) S~~E~02V FT. 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YDS. 3.00 1.00 yd. v?s.3.00 Deluxe Dress Prints Old-time classic Palencia Broadcloth Plains Cool, crisp ter Intertock Prints Pretty, perky PoIy .. Dancheck8 Woven Gingham Checka prints for summertime coolers by Wam- comfort for summer from Springs MiIIsf>. prints by Walnut Hille. You'll love the sutta/Pacific8. 100% cotton, polyester/ 65% Kodel8 polyester and 35% combed versatility of first quality, 100% polyes- By Dan Rivere ... preferred fashion cotton and polyester/rayon blends. Ma- cotton. Machine wash and dry. Per- ter in an easy-eare, machine washable, checks ... eye-catching vitality of 65'" chine wash and dry. Permanent press. manent press. 44/45" wide. Full bolts. dryable fabric. 50" Wide. Full bolts. Fortrele polyester/35~ cotton. Perma- 44/45" wide. Full bolts . Reg. 1.98 yd. Reg. 1.57 yd. nent press. Machine wash/dry. 44/45" Wide. Full bolts. Reg. 1.79 yd. .... • • • • • • Items Available In All TG& Y Stores 4Bits,6Bits, a flar:.. .... =-=--....._- ....". 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