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Volume 18 Number 33 Monday/October 18,1982 . Westland. Michigan 28 Pages Twenty*f4ve'cents

19fi2 SoberbID Vo[t.me3nrttK>e < orpc/-»t:oa All fUj^l-i RtvWvr ^\'^v-f:''iv>;-\ 'v;.| Proceeds will be shared by the Y nade." and the Indian Guides, a youth It was. group. Wright then started yelling in excite­ ment, not because he was scared, be YOUNG AUTHORS said,'but because the catch was so unu­ interested in seeing how they stack sual. "I couldn't believe it," Wright up against their counterparts are said. invited to participate in Lawrence Neither could Patterson. Institute of Technology's High •He thought I had a big snag," Wright School Writing Contest. said. , Entry deadline Is Nov. 19. After calming down, Wright said he Winners~wfin>e notified byJan. 14, took" toegrenad e off the hook, put It In .10837 . his knapsack ahd went home.:. Submissions may be in the form Westland police were called from of poetry, short stories or essays and there and a squad car was dispatched first, second and third-place prizes to pick up the grenade. of $50, $20 and $10 will be awarded Sgt. William Hochsteln, who's dealt in each category. with explosives in both the military All entries must include a and police work, said he immediately statement by a member of the recognized the grenade was a dud. contestant's high-school English "It was bored out In the bottom and faculty confirming the originality of had no firing pin," Hochsteln said. BILL BRESLER/«t8ff photoofapfw the student's work. He speculated that whoever tossed it October's glory Contact Ann Moloney in LIT's in the lake just wanted to get rid of it. humanities departmental 365-0200 > - -Wright said he continues to fish Nan­ Mother- Nature paints with her brightest colors in October, and Livonia. From left are Scott Harrington, Doug Zaklowski, Chris with specif ic questions, . kin Lake, where he's caught bass, blue-, roadside produce markets show off her work at its beet. This Cagle, manager of the market, and John Zilli in the truck. gill and pike — in addition to the gre­ bumper crop of pumpkins was unloaded at Cagle's Produce in JEANNINE GWIZDAK of nade. Westland has received an honorary award from Beverly Enterprises, a nationwide operator of nursing homes. Jeannine is majoring in Building study recommends closing 2 schools therapeutic recreation at Central Michigan University. fill those:vacancies will probably.delay closed most portable classrooms and "We would have done it anyway, but the board's review of the report until mittee also found that space was avail­ Scholarships and honorary - By 8an'dra Armbruster able at nearby schools for Tinkham stu­ awards were based strictly on editor moved students Into regular class­ parents' remarks caused us to move early 1983. rooms. that up on our priority list," she said. Before deciding whether to agree dents, that bussing could be eliminated, scholastic performance. that the neighborhood could be re­ It may be January or February be­ Csereszyne noted that Kettering has with the committee's recommenda­ JUST A REMINDER that the. advantage of being more efficient tions to close Tinkham and Washington, turned to the original boundaries be­ fore the Wayne-Westland board of edu­ "There was a perception of isolation fore Tinkham was built and that the educational classes are offered on a cation discusses a committee report re­ from the regular school building," said and allows for more effective teaching. the board will hold special public hear­ regular basis for retirees and all ings throughout the district. The neighborhood school concept could be commending the closure of Tinkham Dr. Georgina Cseresznye, an executive maintained. persons 55 years of age or older by and Washington elementary schools. assistant to the superintendent who ALTHOUGH THE committee's re­ schools will not be closed until June Westland's Department on Aging. worked with the committee. ^ port was completed last March, the 1984. The report-called for placing Tink­ ham area students in Kettering, Hamil­ Offerings include woodcarving, However, the committee's work, board didn't receive copies of the rec­ Cseresznye described the committee quilting, arts & crafts, drama, She said other parent concerns about ommendations until August after report as "very comprehensive." Every ton and P.D. Graham elementary which extended from December 1980 schools. sewing, ceramics, exercise, dance, until last March, is already having an the placement of severely mentally in- statlsUcs had been checked by John building in the school district, which in­ The committee listed the following current events and cooking. effect on the district's operation. paired students in Norris School Baracy, assistant superintendent for cludes part of Canton Township, was Classes are conducted at the prompted administrators to place them business. Cseresznye said the success­ studied, she said. drawbacks to closing . Tinkham: Whittier Community and Senior instead in a wing of Kettering Elemen­ ful recall of four school board mem­ The closings are being considered be­ $910,000 is still owed on the building, Based on concern of the parents on there are no sidewalks on Schuman or Center, 28550 Ann Arbor Trail, and the committee, the school district has tary. bers and coming election on Dec. 7 to cause of declining enrollments. The dis­ the Senidr Friendship Center, 37095 trict was down 642 students this year on the north side of Palmer going to Marquette. from last year. The officials count was P.D. Graham School. , . Stop by or call the folks at the taken on the fourth Friday of school Friendship Center, 722-7632, for year. > IF WASHINGTON School Is closed, information about what's According to the building utilization the committee recommends that happening. - committee report, the district could Wayne Road be used as a dividing line save $290,000 a year In staff salaries, with 140 students west of Wayne trans­ KARL SHELLY, a John ~p.Ulltles"and busing costs. ferred to Schweitzer and about the Glenn graduate, is serving as a The committee thinks Tinkham, one same number of students east of resident assistant (RA) this year in a of the newer buildings In the district at dormitory at Adrian College. 450 Venoy, is highly saleable. The com­ Please turn to Page 2 His major responsibility is to be available to help fellow students. Other duties Include halt organization and housekeeping, what's inside enforcement of rules, and, of course, paperwork. Karl was selected to be an RA on SOLD EVERYTHING the basts of maturity, understanding Calendar- 8A BY 10 A.M.! .-H of the academic system, knowledge Entertainment 7B COULDNT BELIEVE IT1 - of sejrytceaand activities available Letters 8B S. McCain placed u Observer & ticceotric i on campus and ability to work well Military news . . . . 8B MISC. FOR SALE WAYNE CO. classified .with others. ad and wu overjoyed at the results. He's a senior major In political Opinion. . . 6A "Everything Mid by 10. am the morning science and religion and Is a Shopping cart 1B the paper came out At least I0O-1W calls! member of the Inter-Varsity Sports 1C Thank* tor the good results!" Christian Fellowship and the Pre- Suburban life 5B Remember-. Law Society. Police 722-9600 You, too, can have news about Fire,rescue. . . . 721-2000 your community listed in the City Hall 721-6000 One call Observer. Send the complete Circulation ... 591-0500 information, along with the Wanteds 591-0900 does It all! name and phone number of Editorial debt.. . .591-2300 somionewho can be reached during normal working hours, to 591-0900 Plach& Faces, 36251 ' " . BILL BRESLER/Mafl photoftfipfw U$o your MasterCard or Visa SctuH kraft, Livonia 48150. Tinkham Elementary, one of the newer schools In the district, Is one of two being recommended for closure by a bulltflng-utlllzaUon committee. -

mmmm wwvivw^^ww^^ •» "» • ** m ""^ / 2A(W) O&E Monday. October 18, 1982 Light costs School-clqsing study on hold increases received recent improvements funded community college concept was tabled Continued from Page 1 by a bond Issue, Its two-story structure by the board. * Wayne transferred to Lincoln Elemen­ isn't suited for many other uses; the Although In-service programs were tary. Washington is located on Glen- school has a nice'kitchjen, gymn and held when the district closed five ele­ unknown wood just east of Wayne Road. stage facilities; it has low utility costs; mentary, schools years ago, "time-lines Continued from Page 1 The committee estimated that the and many students would have to walk were tight and we didn't do as good a district could save about $184,000 a a mile to their new schools. *- job as we could have," Cseresznye ex­ 1 year by closing Washington. It said The committee said other general plained. higher to balance for fairness sake. other reasons for closing Washington recommendations should receive fur- She said that she Is keeping records Why the difference in assessments in IHsan-old-btrilding-constnjcted'in -ther study. Oncol these is closing one of ait parents who ask to be notified of ' the first place? 1929; It has a low- debt and good loca­ of the district's four junior high schools public hearings. Building principals "It (the assessment) is based on the tion, making it more saleable; no addi­ when enrollment declines sufficiently. will notifiy parents in their respective type of light used, the type of pole used tional bussing would be needed in "Last year we thought we would attendance areas. and the number of people benefitting transferring students to other schoolsl; have to look at closing a high school in Administrative and union represent­ from a particular light," said Mayor there Is adequate space at Lincoln and five years and a junior high In two atives served on the committee only to Charles Pickering. "Seven variances Schweitzer to take new students . years, but with enrollment declines make information available to parent are used." Disadvantages, according to the slowing the last two years, it will prob­ members of the committee, according committee, include The building ably be 10 years before a high school Is to Cseresznye. -The. committee was "WE TRY TO make a good estimate closed. And junior high enrollments chaired by parents George Noonan and based on past experience and past ex­ . have held," Cseresznye said., *": Mike Miller perience has shown about 7 percent in­ Other parents and the elemetary creases annually (authorized by the THE COMMITTEE also has recom­ schools they represented were: Kathy Public Services Commission)," Matzo mended that the district restructure all Thompson, Edison; Jack Underwood, said. estlanfc elementary school boundaries, taking Elliott; Mike Comer, Graham; Pace, "They (Edison), are just not sure into account the neighborhood school Hamilton; Miller, Hoover> Dan Rich­ what's going to happen," he added. "At ©bseruer concept and eliminating specialjitten- mond, Jefferson; Judith Bailey, Ketter­ first they said they would ask for a 10- dance areas created as a reaction to ing; Glenda Knapp, Lincoln; Noonan, —15 percent increase the first year, then 663-530 declining enrollment Madison; Lynn Hihderlelder, McKee; go with cost of living increases the next "There have always been some spe­ Julia West, Monroe; Raymond Six, four years. Published every Monday and Thursday cial cases (In school attendance bound­ Patchin; Harper Brock, Roosevelt/ "Now they tell us it may be 15-20 by Observer & Eccentric Newspapers. aries)," Cseresznye said. "It may be McGrath; Nancy Kettler, Schweitzer, percent for each of the next five 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia. Ml 48150 Sharon Andrews, Stottlemyer. BILL BRESLER/statt photographer years," Matzo said. ...^,,. , Se ».you? funeral with SHOW Ml 48150. (313) 591-2300. 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By Marl* MCGM Ironically, Anderson is customer of accurately to earn a profit. staff writer ^Alexander's. They met when Ander­ She got the list of prospective cus­ son's son was attending MSU and she tomers by poring over the student Mary Ellen Alexander admits she ordered one of Alexander's "care" directory "with a magnifying glass for likes a challenge. packages for him. all the out-of-state students." She then For her it's meant the "best of two Alexander started the business out of spent days addressing envelopes, and worlds'-' on two fronts. a need her eldest son experienced when mailing flyers to the parents. One Involves a campus food delivery he left home to attend cOlWge in Colo­ The service, which Alexander called business she operates froni her home rado. Campus Tender1 Loving Care, offers and the other is being held up as an Alexander said she received a flyer chocolate or white birthday cakes to be example of a successful businesswom­ from the Mom's Club on bis'campus delivered on the birthday, fruit pack­ an in a book with the title "The Best of which provided food packages for ages (fresh and In season), exam and Both Worlds." "lonely, starving" students. "We or­ snack packs and also include cider and . Somewhere in between, Alexander, a dered one for him. Not only was it less doughnuts in the fall. Farmington resident, holds down a full- expensive than mailing the items our­ With the exception of the birthday tlme job with the Livonia Public selves, but when our son told us how cakes, all deliveries are made once a Schools. Most of the time she is a coun­ much he'd enjoyed the -package and month — .usually the last weekend of selor, but this year she got an addi­ how many other students were receiv­ the month. tional assignment that calls for teach­ ing them, J decided to try the same ing a cooking class to eighth-graders at thing at Michigan State University, my THE VENTURE was an immediate Frost Middle School. alma mater," and where her sister and success. "That's challenging," smiled Alexan­ daughter were students. As orders came in, Alexander han­ der, who is a 17-veteran of the'school dled them In two ways. system. HER SISTER, Johanna Durand, "Birthday cakes have be ordered on plays an important role in the opera­ a certain day, so these are purchased at CATHERINE B. ROBERTS BUT NOT NEARLY as challenging tion. She's in charge of the "special de­ a Lansing bakery and delivered by my Barbara Jupp focuses her camera for some nature hobbies enjoyed by Jupp, who suffers from a crip- as the campus food delivery business liveries" — birthday cakes that are sister who lives on campus." photographs. Photography is just one of many pttng disease that causes her pain and fatigue. she Initiated five years ago at Michigan personally delivered on the "big day." As for the other deliveries, Alexan­ Stale University that brought her a Alexander once had run a neighbor­ der goes to the Detroit Eastern Market lengthy mention in a book by Joan hood food co-op in the Farmington early on the designated Saturday and Wester Anderson that suggests home- apartment complex in which her hus­ makes her purchases. She then comes based careers as an option for women band and two sons, Kevin, 19, and home" and assembles the packages. Meeting the challenge who do not want'to work outside the Craif, 17, live so she knew what sup­ When that is completed, she organizes home. pliers to use and how to figure prices the delivery route. On Sunday — some­ times with her two sons in tow — she drives to East Lansing and makes the She enjoys life despite disease deliveries. She usually can count on some help from her husband. By Catherine B. Roberts opinion is, "If you have a disability, Monte Nagler and Allen Lo'wy. "He hates it - but he helps," she special writer make the most of it." Air brushing is the next skill she, smiled. "What he doesn't like is the One of her hobbies has been to as­ learned. mess it rnakes in the apartment. But "I don't intend to get old.-It's no semble an assortment of canes which it's only for one weekend." With her husband, Robert, she tra­ fun." she uses when she leaves her Redford veled to Hawaii and to the copper The biggest hassle is in the winter, Barbara Jupp, although almost 60, home on Salem Street. One of her country in Michigan's upper peninsu­ she said. It's so much slower making lives up to her words. cahes is an authentic Irish shillelagh. la, bringing back hundreds of photos deliveries. A victim of a crippling disease, she When she leaves home, chances are and slides. - -> decided to ignore the pain she has en­ she's headed for Madonna College in - One of her new goals is to do gal­ AS ANDERSON'S article points out, countered for years to pursue hobbies Livonia. lery work. She recently took first the key to Alexander's success is know­ ranging from photography, to com­ In the fall of 1980, she enrolled in place In the beginners division of a ing the campus and community and puters to auto repair. Chuck Derry's Photography I class at Motor City Camera Club competition having reliable help. A victim of osteoporosis, a disease Madonna. To Jupp, that was the be­ for a print called "Pictured Rocks." She doesn't think-she will expand al­ which affects the bones, Jupp was in ginning of "all this madness." The club is submitting four of her though she once considered taking on and out of hospitals or confined to bed Madonna is a familiar place to her. prints to the Greater Detroit Camera the Ann Arbor campus. for 15 years. She spent five years in a She started attending classes there in Club Council for competition. "One of the things you have be care­ wheelchair. 1958, long before the present campus ful of is competition. Many service The brittle bones in her'hip, nose at Schoolcraft and Levan had been JUPP IS cultivating other, new in­ clubs, booster clubs, sororities and fra­ and back broke. Last January, her built. An art major, she-graduated in terests, too. She-recently purchased a ternities offer the same service," she foot was operated on because of an 1982 and there were only 25 or 30 in home computer. Not only- is she be­ said. excessive deposit of calcium on her her class. She watched the present coming an expert at video games, but One of the fringe benefits of the job heel. campus go up, brick by brick. sheis* taking'computer classes and is has been the response from the stu­ She's been treated by physicians Later she received a master's de­ exploring the vise of computers In the dents receiving the gift. from Sinai Hospital In Detroit to the gree In art history from Wayne State darkroom, .. ,, V-,- .•---•; .!••.' The looks of. delight on the facesjrf famed Mayo Clinic In Rochester, University and then taught art at Ma­ "You've got Jto.keep going. Tfaer*'«_ the students when they,.djscx>veriheir^ Mj^n, Doctors are sUuVbaffled by her donna 'arid .Lawrence Institute of '•i> ; always >something;hew. td'Jliiw 4o!.-: parents have sent.them something has^ "• condition. *• '•• ~ '-—-— Technology in Southfleld:'' , " learn," she'said:1 Keep rnymind a

Mary Ellen Alexander packs fresh fruit for a Campus Loving Care package that she will deliver to^some lucky out-of-state Michigan State University student — courtesy of the folks back home. RANDY BORST/staff photographer Murder trial begins Dec. 2 in drug store stabbing case

The long-delayed murder trial of Kenneth He said he expects Fimswjll use the' test Slomovitz said the prosecution is ready to W. Simonds, a 1978 Livonia Franklin High results to base Simonds' defense~x«rfqsanlty try Simonds on the charges, whether or not School graduate, is scheduled to begin Dec. at the time of the stabbing incident. he's found to be criminally responsible. 2 before a jury in Wayne County Circuit Fink could not be reached for comment. Simonds' third trial date was scheduled Court. Gail Benson, an attorney formerly with Thursday by Judge Theodore Bonn at a Cir­ Simonds, 22, a former Westland resident, Fink's legal firm who had been assisting cuit Court pretrial hearing. Attorneys for is charged with first-degree murder aTTd~as- with Simonds' defense, said in Jujy that both sides meet with the judge to hear any sault with intent to commit murder in con­ Simonds is being evaluated to determine possible plea-bargain proposals which could nection with a March 17 knife attack that whether he was criminally responsible for be accepted In lieu of a trial. resulted in the death of one woman and se­ his actions at the time of the incident. Slomovitz said there were no pleas en­ rious Injury to another. -. She said a court notice for a defense of tered at the pre-trial, however, and the jury The apparently unprovoked attack oc­ insanity has been filed in the event Simonds' trial date was^scheduled by Bonn, who will curred around the 9 p.m. closing time of the forensic evaluation can be used to support preside over the trial. Revco Discount Drug Center in.the shop­ such a defense. ping compex at W. Chicago and Telegraph IF HE is found not criminally responsible KILLED IN the brutal knife attack was* roads in Redford Township, where Simonds and the insanity defense Is used, the prose­ .Elise Rouhler, 25, of Ypsilanti, a Revco and the two women were employed. cution could request an outside evaluation. pharmacist who was four months pergnant Court pfocedings In the Simonds case ; Simonds already has been Subjected to a with her first child at the time of her death. have been delayed so he could be given ad­ forensic evaluation to determine whether A second Revco employee, Ann Marie ditional psychiatric evaluations at the re­ he understands the charges, is able to assist Ceane, 19, a sales clerk who lives with her quest of his attorney, Neil Fink. his attorneys and is, competent to stand tri­ parents in Wayne, survived the ordeal by« al. fighting off her attacker until help came THE TESTING at.the Centerfor Foren­ * Doctors who evaluated Simonds found and he fled. She will be the prosecution's sic Psychiatry in Ypsllantl has been Com­ him competent to stand trial. key witness. pleted, and both parties are ready to pro­ ; Benson previously said that Simonds* She suffered a single stab wound to her ceed with the trial, said assistant Wayne competency to stand trial is not at issue In chest, a broken nose and Jaw, and cuts on County 'Prosecutor Murray Slomovitz. his'defense. her-hands. Ceane said she and Rouhler were in the process of closing the drug store when $$y let In Simonds, then assigned to several' W to get airing area Revco stores as a security guard and theft investigator. A speaker from the Michigan Citizen's Tuesday at the Senior Friendship Center, She said Simonds launched an unpro­ Lobbyt a consumer organization, will be in 37095 Marquette (between Wayne and New- voked attack on both women, using a knife Weatlaad twice before the Nov. 2 Election burgh roads). and a safety razor. to talk about ballot proposals D and H. The second session has been scheduled for ROUH1ER DIED following emergency Those proposals deal with procedures for 10 a.m. Oct. 28 at city hall, 36601 Ford surgery at Garden City Osteopathic Hospi­ authorizing rate iAcreases for utility com­ Road (also between Wayne and Newburgh). tal. panies. The citizen's lobby endorses Propos­ the forums, sponsored by Westland'8 De­ Simonds was arrested by Redford police al D. partment on Aging, are free. Senior citizens at Wayne County General Hospital In West- The first meeting will take ptace 1 p.m. are especially invited to attend. land shortly after the attack. IBnitlauii ©bseruer A school district faces

36251 Schoolcraft Sandra Armbruster editor NICK sfnaricey managing eauor issue of student smoking Livonia, Ml 48150 . (313) 591-2300 comment 4A(W) O&E Mdflday. October 18. 1982 THE ROCHESTER school board recently bit the dents on the problem. It might have been assumed that bullet. Its members snuffed out cigarette smoking by " thgy. already knew that tobacco can cause many students on school grounds starting next fall. Those illnesses. But it can't be assumed. In a recent survey who light up will be suspended for three daysjor the the Federal trade Commission found that 24 percent first offense, five days for the second. '" ~" ~> --of heavy smokers don't know that smoking is danger­ Smoking by students to Rochester schools began in ous. 1976. Like most school districts which in the 70s be­ Polls: beginning of the end gan to permit smoking on the premises, the school dis-, IN TRYING to turn smokers around, the adminis­ trict took the action so students would foul the air of a' tration wduld do well to copy the work of Livonia AS FAR AS. the major political ducted in such a way as to show only good polls are those which show designated area rather than school restrooms. Franklin High School principal Albert Zack, who calls campaigns are concerned, the days Ruppe gaining ground, when, In fact, the candidates nip-and-tuck, through­ The move was taken despite the ——— the move by the Rochester board "bold, -courageous are dwindling down to a precious Riegle is holding a huge lead. out the campaign. United Slates Surgeon General's and appropriate action." As a principal, he interested few, A sure sign that the end is near Polling has become an integral report on smoking in 1964. That students in launching student anti-smoking groups. ^ is when the candidates start bicker­ part of campaigns, but if the politi­ ACTUALLY the candidates, de­ report warned about dangers in- These committees try to take the coolness out of ing over political polls. cians were smart they would get to­ spite the fact that they pay huge ' herent in use of .tobacco. Later They have at- tmmamumtmmmm gether to ban them. The polls too of­ sums for the polls, never believe Kpols and other brands. They make an effort to recruit there were warnings by scientists the in-kids as role models. They not only educate their tacked each ten are devastatingly accurate and them. They think that the polls show that smoking was even more dan­ other's ad­ they tend to take the fun out ofj last month's sentiment, not how own student body, but they visit elementary schools to. gerous than the earlier studies in­ cut off interest in smoking before it starts. * vertisements, re­ ca) campaigns. things are currently. It's, something dicated. cords, tactics, Pity the political workers who" like Ronald Reagan's claim that the During the year before the ban takes effect, the Ro­ unemployment figures don't show ac­ A recent report by the Ameri- Sherry parties, plat- all fired up, working night and day on caff Cancer Society, for example, chester beard, no doubt, will be forced to deal with -forms, proposals, behalf of their candidates, secure in tual unemployment, they show how Kahan claims that smoking is a right. many people used to be unemployed. says that smoking is reponsible programs and the belief that their Herculean ef­ for "83 percent of lung cancer cas­ personalities. forts will carry the day for their de­ In a sense, that is true. But it seems ridiculous to equate with free speech served candidate. Then comes some The polls, however, have been un­ es among men and 43 percent among women." Smok­ and freedom of religion something that the surgeon Now they are on Bob ing "accounts for about 20 percent of all cancers," the general described in 1979 as the single most important to the polls. wisenheimer poll which shows their cannily accurate in recent elections, report said. Three major Wisler candidate twenty points behind the and ihe majority of them are giving environmental factor contributing to premature polls have shown bad guy. every indication that Blanchard and But even with/ those reports out in the open, the mat­ deaths in the United States. Republican gubneratorial candidate You can almost see the optimism Riegle will be elected by wide mar­ ter of health wasn't the reason given for changing poli­ I hope no student will try it. Richard Headlee running far behind and dedication seeping out of the gins Nov. 2. cy- Democratic candidate James Blanc­ doors and windows of the good guy's In this state, however, you almost Instead, the Rochester board of education found Until recently smoking was never allowed in hard. Headlee, as one might expect, campaign headquarters. don't have to be a weatherman to see fault with the messiness of the smoking area, although schools. Nor were liquor, guns, drugs, knives and other questions the validity of the polls. which way the wind is blowing. students who used it had promised to keep it tidy. things that hurt people. His own pollster, Headlee says, IF THE POLL shows the good guy Reagan may still retain a good deal shows that he and Blanchard are run­ ahead by any margin, the campaign of the personal popularity he started Non-smoking students in the 70s were happy to find THAT BRINGS? US to the matter of penalties for ning neck and neck. workers light up their cigars, lean his presidency with, but his programs clean air in the restrooms. But in 1974 a student I smokers. I'm not sure that three- or five-day suspen­ back in their swivel chairs and smile are going to do very little to help the interviewed told me: "If I hadn't been allowed to sions will do the trick for an age group that revels in REPUBLICAN U.S. Senate candi­ at each other. Somehow it doesn't Republican candidates. The percep­ smoke at school, I would have given it up long ago." sleeping late. While Bishop Borgess High School per­ date Philip Ruppe says the polls seem as imperative to get 400 volun­ tion that his administration is at lest mits smoking in designated areas, the school is tough show him closing on the U.S. Senator teers together to distribute flyers partially responsible for the terrible „, THE ISSUE HERE is the kind of example the on violators. The penalty is a five-day suspension the Don Riegle. Riegle apparently isn't from Port Huron to Zug Island. economic problems >eseiging us and schools are setting. Several Michigan legislators, who first time, expulsion the second. happy with the polls either. His aides The candidate is cursed if he's a desire for change will ensure Dem­ feel the schools should set a strong example about indicate that one poll has been con- ahead, and cursed if he's behind. The ocratic victories on election day. smoking, more than a year ago introduced a bill to Another way to catch attention might be to require outlaw all smoking in the public schools by both stu­ school attendance those three or five days. Miscreants dents and staff. The bill is expected to be taken up could be assigned to a room where they have to do" next year, according to state Sen. Robert Geake, R- some kind of schootwork other than their regular as­ Yet another no-show excuse Northville, one of those who introduced it. signments. He said the Michigan Education Association opposes I think hassling is a deterrent. I would suggest the WILLIAM LUCAS, candidate for Only a day earlier, Lucas had no with an announcement he is appoint­ the bill because some of its members want to continue first day be spent producing a resource paper on Wayne County executive, has come fear of showing up at a fund-raiser ing a commission to advise him on their lounge smoking privileges. smoking. Let the school keep on hand as a reference a 'up with a new excuse for avoiding with Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, who the reorganization of county govern­ The Michigan Department of Education gave report by the American Cancer Society called 1982 debates with the knowledgeable and hails from Massachusetts and doesn't ment. That group will report back af­ Cancer Facts and Figures. articulate underdog, Bob _FitzPa- know a thing about Wayne County ter the election. schools permission in the 70s to bypass a law requir­ trick. government. Lots of nice TV camer­ Nuts. An unprepared candidate ing that an individual be 18 to smoke in a public place. It contains material that would bring credit to any During the as there and not too many tough who needed such advice should have The department gave permission for schools to set school smoking study. Material like "Smoking?related l^emocratic' pri­ questions from flinty-eyed business appointed the commission last win­ aside an area where students 18 years of age could disorders are estimated to cause some 325,000 prema­ mary, the alibis people. ter, when Lucas announced his candi­ smoke' However, younger students also took advan­ ture deaths each year, and cost the nation about $27 for missing two dacy, so Jhar! he could present his tage of the area. billion in medical care." debates were RELYING ONLY on the Demo­ plans to the voters in both the prima­ In providing designated smoking areas the depart­ Or try this on. "Besides tar and nicotine, cigarette that he hadn't cratic vote, Lucas expects io be ry and general elections. • *• received the ment and the schools seemed to be saying, "Sure we smoke contains poisonous gases — hydrogen cyanide, elected the first Wayne County exec­ Instead, Lucas invites us to elect have a state law against minors smoking. And sure we volatile aromatic hydrocarbons and especially carbon written invita­ utive. Politically, the only thing he him first, then find out what reorg­ tions, which know it is unhealthy. But go ahead. We'll find you a monoxide, which the Surgeon General cites as a possi­ can do by showing up on the same anization plans he has in store. ble critical factor in coronary heart disease and fetal were sent to his stump with FitzPatrick, without Ted place to do it." Tim If, indeed, he really intends to Rochester has given itself a year to educate the stu­ growth retardation, among other things." listed residence. to protect him, is to allow voters to reorganize the county. That raises an Richard compare him and Fitz. interesting ques- In any comparison, Lucas looks tion about why he isn't receiving bad. He has no answers to many mail sent to his home, but let's not questions. He avoids educating the get into that. public on the monumental problems $$$SAVE$$$ Lucas' staff last week told the Wayne County will face next year, ON HEAT BILLS Redford Township Chamber of Com­ when the executive will have to find +American Don's Caulking Service merce it was no longer publishing his money to run a new jail, avoid fur­ RedCross schedule, giving chamber folks the ther deficits and get a handle on the RECAULKING 5 pc. Breur Set impression there have been threats Road Commission. - SPECIALIST on his life. Any fair-minded listener likely Be the first 25 years experience for A sheriff with 500 pistol-packin' could conclude that Lucas simply on your block assures you the highest deputies at his beck and call, afraid doesn't understand Wayne County toleamhowto quality and lowest c0 0 to go to a suburban restaurant and government. save a life. price work. *39£ talk to some of the tamest folks in Take the 421-6423 insured 261-9773 Save $300 on this Christendom? Ho, ho, ho. LUCAS MADE A splash last week RedCross fine set featuring a CPR course. 42" table of inlayed oak with natural cane-backed and Pre-Season upholstered chairs. All pieces framed FURNACE SALE in brass.

Furnace Installed tor as Low As 995 reg. $700. Sale $39900* *Sale runs Oct. 19th-21st. limited stock mmm® •58 OCTOBEGS 075-1 R BONUS Free Carrier 49WS Humidifier CASUAL CONTEMPORARY AND PAT'0 FURNISHINGS with every installation 33041 Grand River, Farmington (2 blks east of Farmington Rosd) • 476-6550 In October Monday, Thureday, Friday 10-9, Dairy 10-5, Sunday 12-5 Matter Charge and Vita accepted Features We Feature 1. Spark Ignition Carrier USED AUTO SHOW CARPET 2. Super Efficient Furnaces and Blower Motor A\r Conditioners 3. Blower Safety Switch* FALL REMNANT SALE! 4. Combustion COME IN Safety Switch 5. Redundant Gas NOW S Valve FOR BEST 60°% 6. Louvered Safety SELECT/ON! Grille USED 7.40V.A. Transformer AUTO SHOW 8. Printed Circuit Control Board CARPET 9. Acoustical Noise 1-800-462 TEIMDENT Tap© Titles Lining ( 1. What 19 the UNITED 9. Headaches, Joint pain 10.20 yr. Limited CaH TeVA-Deni toddy for Ftee dentej Information. Tel-A- OENTAU NETWORK and ringing In the ears Oort Is a free community eeMoe toonaxed by the United 2. Overcoming your fear d 10. Root Canal Warranty on DentaJ Network, an omanlxatlon of professionals dedicated the Dentist n. Oral Cancer Heat Exchanger to quality dental care. 8Jmpfy ceJI ©or operator and a&k for 3. Dental Accidents 12. Pregnancy arid Dental 58 SE 100*2 the aobfecf (») you wljh. lo team more about Tapes are numbered for your cortvenlervce. -.- 4. Baby Teem . v. Health Shown '&, Crooked teeth 13. Bleeding Gum» Tel-AOent Is for Infof matloo Ofty IMs noU substitute for 6. Dental X-Rays • 14. Bad Breath profewfefial denial care. V you need It* services of e - 7. Toothaches 18. Cavities and Decay dentist ptease Itay online andouf operator"will refer Cape. Should I have my TRUmTEMP you lo a quality dentin m your area. •• - 6. Postponing necessary 16. - Oenllatry- teeth capped? Heating & Cooling, Inc. 1 DONALD E. McNABB CO. Commw 30469 Ford Rd. — Garden City 22150 W. 8 Mile Rd. (W. of Lahserj 357-2626 UNtTED DENTAL NETWORK 427*6612 or 477-5600 *Y MAjklNO THE DENTAL PAOK88ION HBAITHI6R. - v: - ,.: InFarmlnqlon Hours: Moh.'Thurs. 9-5; Frl. 9-9, 8at. 9-1 mm mmwmwm

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Two of the five Wayne County landfills George Schutte, Oakland's supervisor of nity Conference) have plans on the drawing are nearly exhausted. Solid waste is piling solid waste, has had to face the wrath of board to produce steam heat from its waste. up at the rate of 35,000-cubic yards per day angry residents and local government offi­ Canton Recycling Inc., Central Wayne - enough to pack Tiger Stadium every two cials, as have members of Wayne County's County Sanitation Authority and Grosse weeks. Solid Waste Management Committee. Polnte are already - recycling metal for The 43 communities in Wayne County reprocessing and all landfill developers are may find themselves scampering to find "The five- and 20-year plan Is designed to lead Wayne County toward the objective of pursuing plans to extract methane gas for places to hide their rubbish. Suburban resi­ use as fuel. dents, confused over Public Acts fc41 and 64, relying less on sanitary landfills and more on resource recovery," Roach said. • Rlverview has a proposal, now, to re­ unite to resist development or enlargement move methane from its mountain of trash of present landfills unless they are certain Landfill sites In Canton, Van Buren and to heat local offlees. their areas will not be tainted by poisonous Sumpter Townships and the city of River- wastes.- view are the main recipients of county "RESOURCE RECOVERY," said Roach, "Creating safe landfills is not nearly as refuse with some refuse being seat to Salem "comes in many packages . . .from waste eicitirig as finding pollutants," said County Township in Washtenaw County and to Ma­ reduction, source separation, volume reduc­ Commissioner Clarence R. Young, chair­ comb County. tion, composting, energy recovery, modular man of the county's Solid Waste Manage­ combustion, refuse-derived fuel, pyrolysis ment Committee. •Resource recovery is not new and (chemical conversion to useable products), "But the day the rubbish collecjpr fails to received only scant consideration until gas and biological conversion to landfill gas re­ make his weekly^-rounds of Wyandotte, shortages and high prices in the mid 70s covery. Ecorse, Dearborn, the Pointes and the other resulted in crash programs to develop other "In every case," Roach explained, "the county communities will be the day when sources of energy. ultimate goal is to reduce the high cost of safe landfills become a headline issue." Now, with the availability of gasoline and waste disposal and eliminate the need for I oil, the search by large corporations and the additional landfill acreage, by converting THE 13-MEMBER Wayne County Solid,. .federal goverment to create alternate fuels such materials into useful by-products." Wast Management Committee must come from coal and exotic gases has given way to up with a master plan by July 1983. programs to convert our solid waste mate­ "The ultimate key to the problem," said rials into cheap energy and reuseable prod­ Maurice Roach, director of the county's ucts. planning commission, "is resource recovery Recyling centers for used oil have been Production — the ability to convert the refuse into use- opened in 154 county locations. . able energy or by-products. So far, 25 cities An estimated four million gallons are evolution is and townships have developed parts of such dumped annually in Wayne County. Until plans," he added. now, most of it has been' poured down Wayne. County's master management drains, in vacant lots and along river banks seminar topic ^ 1 five and 20-year plan includes a number of and swamps. Nearly every community in T goals and objectives calculated to protect Wayne County has from one to 41 such recy­ Citing an overwhelming amount of inter­ the health, safety and welfare of its citizens cling stations and residents have been urged est, the Economic Development Corpora­ in insuring that all environmental laws' through newspaper ads and mail to make tion of Wayne County is hosting a second rules and regulations are adhered to and en­ use of these centers. This is a minor exam­ all-day briefing Nov. 18 on the evolution in forced. ple of resource recovery, but it is a start. auto production techniques. The plan will preserve and enhance the "We were swamped with requests for res­ county's land, air and water by abating and FTVE COMMUNITIES composing the ervations (for the Oct. 7 seminar). And be­ eliminating pollution of all types associated Central Wayne County Saniation Authority cause many, many more firms want to find with waste disposal; conserve, recover and — Inkster, Wayne, Westland, Garden City out what is happening and what is going on, minimize the depletion of resources through and Dearborn Heights are preparing plans the workshop will be repeated. We already recycling and utilization of solid waste as to eliminate air pollution at thier incinera­ have 200 reservations in," said Robert an energy source; and improve the en- tor plant and add on generator and turbine FitzPatrick, executive director of EDC- 9^ conomic and social development potential. units to provide electric power for Edison Wayne. and steam that can be sold to nearby indus­ To register call the EDC office at 336- •/ MANY COORDINATED JACKETS, BIBS* BEAUTIFUL SWEATERS, OAKLAND COUNTY'S* Waste Manage­ try. 3806. SELECTED FROM OUR ALL NEW »83 SKI WE AR COLLECTION FOR MEN. ment Plan is nearly completed and is ex­ Detroit, by burning its rubbish, hopes to The briefing'will Investigate the adoption WOMEN & CHILDREN, ON SALE NOW. OUR SELECTION IS FABULOUS. pected to be submitted to the Michigan De­ produce electrical power and steam heating of techniques and processes developed by partment of Natural Resources (DNR) by for downtown and New Center areas. the Japanese in the last 20 years in manag- SKIINGS BEST! SELECTED MODELS OF CURRENT 1983 SKIWEAR & EQUIP­ year's end Wyandotte and DCC (Downriver Commu­ ment and the workforce. MENT ON SALE NOW AT SAVINGS OF 10-30%. IT'S TIME TO GET READY TO SKI NOW. TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUR PRICE INCENTIVE TO BUY EARLY! 10 io 30% OFF l SELECTED MODELS OF CURRENT 'S3 PULSAR A PARTY '.\ri

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Everyone has an • ROSSIGNOL '82 NORDICA excuse for not FORCE II seeing their doc­ PLUS... REG. $, tor about colo­ RECEIVE OUR 10Q rectal cancer. LET'S GO SKIING'BONUS However, every AT NO EXTRA CHARGE year 52,000 men \\\ WITH ALL ALPINE SKIS ALL SIZES and women die V,\ PURCHASED THIS WEEK FTTWnv.7-.- of colorectal FOR NEW, cancer in this 1 SKIERS ' country alone. FROM THE SKI SHOPS THAT ARE FAMOUS FOR LOW, LOW PRICES, EXPERT ADVICE & A Two out of thre'e GREAT SELECTION OF PREMIUM BRAND NAMES. MANY PACKAGE SETS ARE ON SALE of these people NOW DURING OUR PRE-SEASON SALE. HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES: migty be saved When the best beef and the best seafood restaurartts in town offer SETS INCLUDE SKIS • BINDINGS • POLES by early detec­ dinner for two at just $18.95, it's time to bring a friend and celebrate. tion and treat­ Do it righj now. Because right now, Mountain Jack's and j7*Ros§, ment. Two out of Browne's wtfl let you and your guest choose two of your favorites from J 139 159 179 199 229 three. So what is our tantalizing menus, for just what we said: $18.95. INCLUDED ARE FAMOUS BRAND SKIS SUCH AS: At Mountain Jack's, you can enjoy delicious selection like Prime your excuse? Rib, Mushroom Stuffed Filet Mignon, our new Strawberry Duck, •ROSSIGNOL -DYNASTAR -ELAN -HEAD Today you have Crab Stuffed New York Strip or 10 cuts of steak. RECEIVE OUR $100 "LETS GO SKIING" BONUS AT NO EXTRA CHARGE anew, simple, And at J. Ross Browne's, it's festive entrees like Gourmet Stuffed' WITH ALL ALPINE SKIS PURCHASED THIS WEEK. practical way of Shrimp, Deep Fried Seafood Platter. Lobster Stir Fry, Prime Rib or PLUS providing your Shrimp Crowned Halibut. The choice is yours. The price'is only $18.95. That's for two complete dinners, mind you. The preliminaries, like doctor with a salad with all kinds of toppings. Plus hot bread and baked potato. stool specimen Surrounded with so much attention, you'll feel like the two most ON TOP QUALITY • KNEISSL 'on which he can important people around. So, get your party togethets^feu don't need ROSSIGNOL • TRAK • KARHU perform the an excuse to celebrate. The price is reason enougp. /"^V SAVE To 38% SKILOM • KASILE PACKAGE guaiac test. This SETS THAT INCLUOt • SKIS • BOOTS • POLES • BINDINGS can detect signs -MOUNTAIN JACK'S Warren 5V>2"Twelve Mile Rd. 674-1040 Dearborn Heights 26207 W Warren 562-9000 Farmin'gJon Hills 24275 Sinacola Ct $ $ of colorectal" 476-5333 Troy 2360 Roehester Ct 689-7920 Lansing 5800 W.Saginaw Highwav 321-2770 Ann Arbor 300 South Maple 665-1133 97 75 m 99 109 119 128 cancer in its COMPLETE SET PRICES early stages be­ J. ROSS BROWNE'S Warren 30104 Van Dvke 574-9440 Bloomf!*** Hills PRE-SEASON 2262 Telegraph Rd. 334-4694 Southfield 26855 Greenfield Rd. 557057V SALE ENDS fore symptoms Okemos 1938 Grand River 349-1932 iSAT. OCT. 30 appear. While • r 1 two out three i i people can be i DINNER FORTWa*18.95. i saved. Ask your Olfcr food through Nortmtwr ^7 1^2 Ala-kan KinyCrAh I.obslf r Till, jnd lljt • dunr.ji regular dinner hour* (nr thv ttr Fhr TwQ-.*r JVblr *nd Standard Cut i WERE THE PLACE FOR SKIERS SKI SHOPS doctor about a foUcMnnjf Pn.T.* Rih i Mountain Jack* (rood for *r.\ •flwit-ir. |) i(*rh« i guaiac test, and from Khr Hou** SpooAhie* Str*X Mirkf t n>ft nor mall\ irx luded *ilh tn{rrt* N **l«iKn-vfr<>Ti ALL t.n Thartk*£ivin£ Day Coupon mu«; be pre I your life away. i [V*p Fried Saut$f^BrwlrdS#»to»3«^ i iK'rr* Houv Spccitlm»'Mcludir\/ ••ntrd **rvri ordering I . MT. CLEMENS: 1216 S GRAFIOT ': Mile North ol 16 Mile 463-3620 i I • LIVONIA/REDFORD: 14211 UUGRAPH at- lellnes fwy 534-8200 STORES i MOUNTAIN i . EAST DETROIT: 22301 K(L!Y RO between 8 and 9 Mile 778-7020 i JACKS I •SUGAR LOAF: at Sugar loa! Ski Area nr Traverse City 228-6700 OPEN .American • i • ANN ARBOR: 3336 WASHTENAW West ot U S 23 ,, 973-9340 i Weacrept reservations i Cancer Society j?) CoMin*nttl Reilaurirt Syjlcmj 198i J •FLINT: 4261 MIUER RO across from Genesee Valley ' 732-5560 SUNDAY • FARMINGTOM HILLS: 2184) ORCHARD IAKE RO at I? Mile Rd 553-8585 ' not ttta oomovn o a i KTIUC suwa WORTH LEAVING HOME FOR. • VISA • MASTER CARD • AMERICAN EXPRESS • DINERS 12-5 P.M. OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9. SAT. 10-5:30

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g_A(W,G) O&E Monday. October 18, 1982 Tonquish District scouts to honor leaders

• HAUNTED HOUSE nition dinner at 6:30 in Roma's of Gar­ Parks and Recreation Travel Arts Se­ any of the following: Fred Bablnchak Thursday, Oct. 18 - The Garden den City. All Tonquish scouters, par­ ries will be begin at 8 p.m. in the Mel- 427-8637, Greg Cooney 421-4189, Ralph City Jaycees Haunted House is open ents, and alumni are invited. Tickets vin G. Bailey Center, 36851 Ford Road. Gack, 638-2348. through Oct. 30. Hours are. 7-10 p.m. community calendar are $8 per person, reservations can be Frank Llpyd will present "Bulgaria — Monday-Thursday, • and 7^10:30 nm- made by calling 595-4102 or 721-1531. 1,300 years." Tickets are $15 for the • WEIGHT CONTROLLERS Non-profit groups should mail items for the calendar to the Ob­ v Friday and Saturday ^at Garden City season, $3.50 per adult, $3 per senior Weight Controllers, sponsored by the Park, Cherry Hill and Merriman. Ad­ server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, time and • RETIRED PERSONS and $2 for children under 12. • Garden City Parks and Recreation De­ mission is |f per person. place of the event should be included, along with the name and Friday, Oct. 22 - The. American As­ partment, meet at 7 p.m. Tuesdays in phone number of someone who can be reached during business sociation of Retired Persons, Livonia • CRIME PREVENTION the Log Cabin, Cherry" Hill east of Mer­ riman. Anyone'may attend. Price is 55 • NURSE MEETING hours to clarify information. . Chapter 1109 will meet at 11 a.m. at St. Wednesday, Nov. 10 — The Garden Monday, Oct. 18 - The Detroit As- Matthew's United Methodist Church, City Police Department holds a crime- cents per meeting. For more informa­ soicatlon of Occupational Health 30900 Six Mile Road In Livonia. Socila prevention meeting the second Wednes­ tion, call 421-4545. hour will be followed by lunch at noon. Nurses wilJ hold their monthTy dinner at 7:30 p.m. in Garden. City High School • ART FAIR day of every month at 7 p.m. in Maple- • LJONSCLUB in the caferteria. There will be a- fire­ Mmembere and guest are asked to meeting at the Schmid Haus, 6880 12 Tuesday, Oct, 20 — Table space is wood Community Center, Maplewpod The Garden City Lions Club has bin­ side chat with the principal Mark Gut- bring a sandwich; coffee, tei and cook­ Mile Road, Warren. To make reserva­ open for the Assocltation for Retarded west of Merriman. There are, lectures, go Sundays in the American* Legion man. The public Is welcome. ies will be served. Members shouldn't tions or for more information, call 556- Citizens Art Fair. Rental fee Id• $17 guest speakers, film and slide presenta­ Hall on'Middlebelt south of Ford. Doors 1711. each or 2 tor $30 and wall space is $13. forget their bakesale Items. For more tions, along with pamphlets on home information call 26M243. open at 5:30 p.m. The club meets the • WJSER MEETING Registration deadline is today. The fair and personal security. Anyone may at­ first and third Tuesday of each month • PINOCHLE Tuesday, Oct. 19 — Widowed in Ser-' will be held at Franklin High School, tend. People Interested'in forming a at 7:30 p.m. in-the Silver Bar Restau1 . Monday, Oct 18 - The Wayne-West-. vice (WISER) wUl hold.its monthly 31000 Joy Road, Between MiddleBelt • CRAFT/BARE SALE Neighborhood Watch ^crime-prevention rant, on Middlebelt north of Ford. land Community Schools Senior Adult meeting at 8 p.m. In St Davids Church­ and Merriman. For more Information Friday, Oct. 22 and Sunday, Oct. 23 group may receive Information at Club sponsors pinochle Mondays at 1:30 es hall, 27500 Marquette. For more in­ call 937-2360. The fair will be held — Lutheran Brotherhod Branch 2076 these meetings. • FREE TESTS p.m. in the Dyer Senior Adult Center, formation call 591-6400 Ext. 432. Nov. 6. j, will host a craft and bake sale from 10 Free blood-pressure readings are 36745 Marquette. For more informa­ a.m. to 5 p.m. in Good Hope Lutheran O GIRLS' HOCKEY taken 10:30-11:30 a.m. Thursdays in the tion, phone 595-2161. • PARENT SUPPORT • FREE RIDES Church, 28680 Cherryhill, in Garden The Girls' Hockey Club of Garden Maple Room at Maplewood Communi­ Tuesday, Oct. 19 — Parent Support' Wednesday, Oct. 20 — Free trans­ City. City has openings for girls ages 8-19 ty Center, on Maplewood west of Mer­ • LAMAZE CLASSES will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Room 17 of portation every Wednesday to Plym­ who wish to play ice hockey. Contact riman. Monday, Oct. 18 - The Plymouth Jackson Center, 32025 Lyndon in Livo­ outh-Community Medical Clinic leaves • CRAFT SALE Childbirth Education Assoication is of­ nia. This group is designed to Improve Friendship Center/37095 Marquette, at Saturday, Oct. 23 — Wayne Memori­ fering an orientation class on the parents' ability to communicate, with ,9:15 a.m. Leaves Whittier Center, al High School Girls Swim Team will Lamaze method at 7:30 in Newburgh other adults as well as with their chil­ 28550 Ann Arbor Trail, at 10 a.m. You host a craft show at the Wayne-Ford ENERGY. Methodist Church Ln Livonia. There is a dren. The group meets every third must arrange transportation by calling Civic League, 1661 Wayne Road in $1/couple charge. For further informa­ Tuesday of each month. 722-7632 for an appointment. Westland. Admission is free. For time tion, call 459-7477. and more informatioin call 729-9029. • LAMAZE CLASSES • BPW MEETING We ccm't afford • BINGO Tuesday, Oct. 19 — Lamaze classes Thursday, Oct. 21 — The Garden • TRAVEL ARTS SERIES Monday, Oct, 18 - The city of West- are being offered by Professional Asso­ City Business and Professional Wom­ Thursday, Oct. 28 - The Westland land's Department On Aging's Senior ciates in'childbirth education from 7:30 en's Club (BPW) will hold its monthly to waste it. Bingo will be held at*l 1:45-a.m. at*the. - 9:30 p.m. in Garden City Osteopathic dinner meeting at the Bronze Wheel in Bailey Recreation pomplex, 36651 Hospital. For register or for more in-, Deaf born Heights. Guest are welcome. formation call 827-8750. . For reservations at 422-7030 between Ford Road (behind City Hall). Donation. R-19 is SI plus extra carW The jackpot is ,10 a.m. and 6 p.m. for 800 sq. ft. DEER* TRIPLE METHOD $100 montly on a special bingo sheet. • PTSA MEETING STEAM This event is open to the public 18 Tuesday, Oct. 20 — Garden City • TONQUISH DINNER Open Ceiling V Srumpoo-StMjn / Carpet years of age or older. For further infor­ PTSA Council will meet at 7:30 p.m. in Thursday, Oct. 21 - TONQUISH R1N8Eft EXTRACTIO N mation, call 722-7632. Henry Ruff School. Scouters will hold there annual recog­ ^ «240 Cleaning Ul t class 1 • PTA MEETING Living Room & Hall «32.95 Tuesday, Oct. 19 — The Garden City BLOWN CELLULOSE Free Scotchgard - One Room PTA executive board meeting will be The Adventure School All Additional Rooms »12.95-, INSULATE NOW incJuclej: Pra-Spottinfl • CoWf for ' Compare our prices, quality, Brightenore • Deodorizer • Furniture Ptd» • Ht/vd Scrubbed Corr>«rt Pamir/ Ownod and guarantee. 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Sat, Oct. 23, 1982-9:30 AM ^^i5i»f«^WM • What's the right yearly deposit to plan on to meet your Mon. thru Sat 9;00 am-7:00 pm retirement goals? LONG ACRES ESTATE 27153 W. 7 Mile y^^>\ 31295 Ann Arbor Trail, LOCATED 1 MILE NORTH OF FARMINGTON,'ON • Is an IRA righUor you? FARMINGTON ROAD HALF WAY BETWEEN 10 & 592-9006 -4*3^- '. 421-9842 Those are a few of the questions that we can help you II MILE ROADS. JUST NORTH OF FARMINGTON COMMUNITY CENTER. - • answer.-'Ms. Terri Mcintosh, CNB's Retirement Income iwicyyraiNO RACtNO SVLKEY Manager, will be right here at your nearby CNB office to 1H1 PTTER.'UTlOrUL B .-<•..• CITY OF GARDEN &TY ' EARLY AMERICA* ENGLKH % TRACTOR CHUVEfgCHEtA ifiS er 1 Ml INTEBNAriONAL A give FREE personal fRA projections for you.,Stop by and EARLY AMERICAN ARTF/ACT* GLASS- TRACTOR NOTICE 6? HEARING ItTI/OHNDtERSmaALErt OOOTAraM WEATHER VANO LATB !>*•» INTERNJITONAX NO W EARLY AMERICAN RWS tSWLTS - BALER NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN ttit • b«irln« wfll be beM by U» Zooloj 8o»rd of Appwti'it Uw Civic Ceol*r. see us—its free, it only takes a couple of minutes, and EARLY AMERICAN PICTURES ANT5OUI8C3004DEM ANT10VK HCTVRE8 ANTWm TRUNK VIM MkJcflebelt RAti,CiritoCUT,MJcklitn.oo Wedoesdiy.October 17. \M. all0«PM.lor wmsMeriltoo of MTW! MOTORS FRAMES HAND rTtfNTINO PRESS u>« foUotrtaj tppeilt: ^- there's no obligation whatsoever! jpArrpiwARB , 8UREAT% CHEST* CANE CHAIRS NEWSPAPER TYPE. EBTTINO STAND Item S-M-OM - Rtqottt by D«l« Ry»n, «01 F«lrfIeM for * VATUOC* of City Code, Section 1» 110 - 'BABYruftNnywr RATABLE*, Scberfol* of regvlaUoos - whk* recjulra i mWroam »lde y»rd of tkree fe*l on ooe ilde OMAHTTJJttrtAXt* mnrciamD RATES. tod * totil of twelve feet tad not oo euemeeL Pertalalaj to Lot I4J. Hobbird Oirdena No JVEWKKBlCHAIRSt fURNV rtoroTpoTSAVAsB CHESTS * BOXES UWNMOTERS » EQUIPMENT iSsbdlvUloo. ' .^^- lROOMBLTTTI BORSJt 4 RIDTNO EqUFMENT , Item 1041-Ml -.Reqoejl by Jerrr todDonat Oreeo. »119 Renaepln,(Lot IIII. FolieftQtrdea City ihres L PANELED SCREENS MANVRKSPREADER ' . UiMATERIAlA < EUYWAOON3 .No II. SubdMtloo), Otrdea Oly. for a TtrUoce of Oty Oooe. Sectloo tKWll to t»o» lor a WEDNESDAY, OCT. 20 t CfflLDRENS SLEW 81OUS. LARGE AMOUNT OF HAY fixed ctoop? to be coroLrbcted oo to ttistitt porch. -AW t] GEESE ItemlO-II-Ml - l^»«by3^ij>nJokn»e*UllHirTt»oo(L<*^ THURSDAY, OCT. 21 WAOON WHEELS. CARRIAGE. CARTS IKS JOHN DEERE I FT, MOWER OLD PASSONED HAND PARM CONDITIONER OtnJeoUlf for i Ytritoceof Oty Cooe Sectk* IMM! to tllow for i filed Coopy lo be EQCIPMZNT* WOODEN LATE IMfl NEW IDEA t FT coottroctejon to tibtlfi| porcb. 10:OOAM — 3:30 PM EFTOCTl TRAIIJER-TYPKCVrrERBAR - OrUtN 4 rtZD BrKS LATE 1HT» NEW IDEA SPEED WHEEL Ilem 10-81-001 - Reooett by & Cbtod Mtrwtbt, I»»ll Elmwoot) (Lot IT, Staler SobdlvUloo), dtroeo Oly. RESTORED SLCH3B RAM Mkklttn for * vtritsc* of City Code. Sectioo 1M.0JI for permltskn lo coruuuet t porch Trthrinjjf^fa.lillWirilll'IpT^mi^nftrTfn^tfp^imiTi-wniii^ji.ijrj] «114» flied cibOpy.. THIS U JUST AS. PLEOf WHATtt TO BS_SOU> THS* WIU.BB Item lc>ll-0M - R*o,oe»t by.Jotepb H. Johfttoo, 1*411 John took. (N IW of lot 41«, Fotker'i Otrden City 20055 ANN ARBOR TRAIL (AT EVERGREEN) SOUSTHINO FOR ^r -ybst. THIS a THE ACCLWUTrON Of Atret No. I. SBbdJvl»3oo)0»rd«o City, MlchUtn, lor « vtrttnee of Oty Code, Sectloo OVER » YEARS. PLfctSS BE OS TIME THEMt WILL BE OTr PAMKJNO. YOU M\ttT KEOISTZA TO BUY. r 1*0.011 for permltoloo to cottLroct • porci wili t fued etoopy. Item I0-1X-00S - Reo,oe*t by Mtrlo Mootcelll. »«« R Teo Mile, Wtrreo, MkWitn for t *trltoce of City V ^SrX\ TERM* CASS DAY Of IALB. NO COCO REMOVED UNTIL r" ^<5%iN -,^02^)SETTLEDrofcWJRESPOrglBLE rod ACCggNTIDAY Cv^j^j) Code, Section UJHM (B) for permtoJoa U ptlst ilfcj oo ibe Ui^Ury kctted at ilH P\ Middlebelt (Lots It tod tt, Ataetsor1! PoUer UtU« Firm SobdlvUfoo) «Ucb u* In excea of ltotqtitfefeeL NICHOLAS^- SPICER Item 1MI-0OM ^- R/qoett by Wlllltm RtUt&dt), HMI Jobs ttiux (Lot JU. Harry B KlnyoeaUtUeRatttet SBbdlvWon), for a Ttrtaacw of City Code, Sectloo l»00»(O tod (0) for perrftbtlon to Personal Representative eout/uct tddltloo lo flit* *Ucb *U1 tmit (trite tret eiceed 0>e allowed M0 tqure feet tnd which will be loctlid wltUn Ihree feet of tide of lot Hoe 1-lciTY NATIONAL BANK •^i Cbarles^Chuck" Chestnut ARr^AA^fJlKTVNBANK- -MOfflbor POIG Sale Mgr. & Auctioneer ISiblUa: October II, Ittl -g SIl|e ©bstfruer ing cart

Monday, October 18. 1982 O&E *1B PUMPKIN"

When the da'ys turn.cooler.and golden pump- . kins dot the fields, desserts with a real homespun taste will midge nostalgia. Perhaps you'll remem­ ber Mich back-home favorite;, as fragrant pumpkin pics, fresh warm doughnuts and jewel-toned fruit­ cakes, deliriously .signaling the approach of .the holiday season. Capture the flavors of these old time treats, and create a feu surprises, with a beautiful bevy of new pumpkin recipes they're boujid to'*(nn praises asToTrg^as a country mile. - Pumpkin's natural rich endowment of Vitamin A, plus iron and other nutrients, has long been appreciated. But extra good-for-you ingredients have been added to this fine pumpkin fare. Milk.S • ricotta cheese, yogurt, bran, fruit and nuts enhance the flavor of these new pumpkin specialties and bring your family ;i nutritional boost. . $trth~Vour creation of back-home treats with smooth and flavorful' canned solid pack pumpkin from your grocer's shelf. You'll find the 16 oz. size perfect for a 9 inch pie and other delectable pump- kin-eating pleasures. For two pumpkin pies choose the 29 oz. can size. "Easy as pie," another conve­ nient pumpkin product is canned pumpkin pie mix, already sweetened and spiced. Pumpkin and pastry, like horse and carriage, make a natural pair. Our updated version of old- fashioned pirohpkin pie is lightly sweet and extra cream>- with the addition of ricotta cheese and brown sugar in the gently spiced filling. New as tomorrow; Pumpkin Ricotta Pie flaunts a flower--.., shaped" garni si) of vanilla yogurt and crisp pump­ kin seeds. Pumpkin-Eater Doughnuts are a welcome snack for the keen-edged appetites cool weather brings:- - Pumpkin and bran-make" these savory nut-brown doughnuts superb in flavor and extra hearty. Served warm and unadorned, with a mug of milk, or sparkled with cinnamon-sugar and tucked in a lunch box, they're a sure-fire success. As the holidays near,' a deliciously home-style, portable dessert fills many a need. Savor a richly , fruited Heajth-Niit Cake^and plan a fe>y. extras as ''fH'oughtfuKgfe a^dds to its hearty, wholesome texture and flavor. Honey, whole wheat flour, oats, walnuts and fruits, em­ bellished with a hint of orange and cardamom, make this a healthy loaf that could well become a "specialty of your house." Though the gingerbread man in tlic old nursery rhyme wanted a cake "baked fast as you can" we think you'll agree our Pumpkin Gingerbread is well worth a bit of extra time. Again you will find a nutritional bonus in the recipe made with wheat germ, honey, yoguff and a nicely balanced blend­ ing of pumpkin "n spices. Simple but elegant, this moist fluted cake is easily glazed, adding a sweet flavor finish that absorbs as it cools. Pumpkin Nog is a cool festive beverage to give your home-for-the-holidays hospitality..;! delicious —new twist. Flavorful pumpkin pie mix. conve­ niently pre-sweetened and spiced, makes for easy mixing with the dairy fresh flavors of ice cream and milk: To serve a group including children divide the recipe in half and consider a spirited addition of light rum to the adult portion of this smooth and delightful nutmeg-sprinkled nog. jkimming with honest-to-goodness flavor, you'll find pumpkin's just perfect for desserts that delight and bring a robust bonanza of good nutrition ?to your table. / Pfioto courtesy Ubb/g *c • CREAMY PUMPKIN RICOTTA PIE PUMBKINrEATER DOUGHNUTS PUMPKIN GINGERBREAD 2 eggs — - - ." 2 tablespoons shortening 2 teaspoons baking powder 6 eggs 3 cups sifted flour 1 cup ricotta cheese '3/4 cup sugar 1 teaspoon pumpkin pie spice 1 can (16 oz.) solid paclf 2 teaspoons baking soda 1 can H6 oz.) solid pack pumpkin 2 eggs . ( •' 1/2 teaspoon salt pumpkin 1/2 teaspoon salt 3/4 cup light brown sugar, firmly packed 1 cup cannedjolid"pack pumpkin Vegetable oil 11/2 cups honey 2 teaspoons ground ginger 1/2 teaspoon salt 1 cup shredded bran cereal Cinnamon-sugar, optional 2/3 cup melted butter or 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon I 1/2 teaspoons pumpkin pic spice 2 3/4 cups sifted all-purpose flour margarine 1 teaspoon ground nutmeg ~^ 1 teaspoon vanilla 1/2 cup plain yogurt 1/2 teaspoon ground cloves Beat shortening and sugar together in large bow] until fluffy! Beat in^eggs, one 1 small can (5 1/3 oz.) evaporated milk 1 cup wheat germ Yogurt Glaze (recipe below) 1 nine-inch unbaked pastry shell at a time. Stir in pumpkin,'then cereal. Let stand 2 minutes. Sift flour, baking, Vanilla yogurt and pumpkin seeds for garnish, optional powder.^spice and salt together; stir into pumpkin mixture, half at a time Preheat oven to 350°.'Beat eggs well in a large bowl. Stir in pump- Cover and chill one hour or until stiff enough to handle. Roll out on lightly .kiiij-honeyv-butterr-yogort-and^whertt-gernv-Sift-flour,- baking-sodar- Preheat oVvn to 375°. Beat eggs lightly mw large bowl; beat in cheese. „ilourcd.board-to-iy2-inclrthick^ess;-eut'fnt(yr6Tmds"aVfd hole's^wilh'ir3-fnch" salt arid spices together; stir into pumpkin mixture, half at a_.thne, until smooth. Stir in remaining-ingredients-until^welj-blcncle^. Pour doughnut qutter. In a large pan, heat 2 inches of oil to 375°. Fry doughnuts, until" welt mixed-Pour baTte"r"ThT6~a" greased~I2-cup 1ub~e~"pa~rr or" into.prepared pastry-sbcirjfcike at?g^5°^ior 45 minutes. Cool com­ -•a few at "a time, until golden brown and cooked through* about 2 minutes pet- angel food cake pan. Rake at 350° for 50 to 60 minutes or until pletely-on wire^mck^u^bjffiteWrv^Ba garjU5h.«vyJUK yogurt and side. Drain on paper toweling on a wire rack. Reroll and cut trimmings to vise wooden pick inserted in center comes out clean. Cool on jack for 10 pumpkin sccdj^'^ all dougn. Dip doughnuts into cinnamon-sugar if desired. Yields 2 dozen minutes; remove from pan and cool while funking glaze. Place cake doughnuts. on-deep plate; spoon hot Yogurt Glaze slowly over cake, letting it soak in. Spooh'any glaze that drips onto plate ba.ck over cake; con-' HEALTH-NUT FRUITCAKE tinue until nil glaze is absorbed, • . 1 envelope active dry yeast _. 1/2 cup quick-cooking oats Note: For a smalior cake, this recipe may be divided in half.- Bake OLIDAY PUMPKIN NOG (4_.cup warm water—Trsz~ .... - —^-1- teaspoon $alt=^=— uTa 13 xt>.-inch pan for "about forty miriutesT 1 quart vanilla ice creamr softened' 0i cup honey, divided 1/2 teaspoon ground cardamom 1 quart milk $jl cup^cajwed solidjpack pumpkin 3/4 cup snipped pitted dates ~:r~~ 1 can (30 oz.) pumpkin pie mix ar*v i /3 cup* orange juice 3/4 cup chopped candied cherries Yogurt Glaze 1 .to X 1/2 cups light rum, optional 1 cup all-purpose flour 3/4 cup coarsely chopped walnuts Ground nutmeg 1 cup whole wheat flour 11/2 teaspoons grated orange rind 1 cup sugar _ . ' 1/2 teaspoon baking soda Jeat ice cream in a large bowl until smooth; stir in milk, Sprinkle yeast over warm water in a medium bowl; stir until dissolved. Stir in pumpkin pie mix and rum! Cover and chill until 1/2 cup plaiu yogurt 1 teaspoon honey'and let stand until it foams. Meanwhile, combine remaining J tablespoon light corn syrup $y tq.serve. Just before serving, stir again and sprinkle honey and pumpkin in small saucepan; heat until just warm, not hotr Stir 7 nutmeg. Yields about 20 half cup servings. 1/2 cup butter or margarine pumpkin mixture and orange juice into yeast. Add flours, oats, salt and carda­ 1 teaspoon vanilla yt pi family party, divide punch in half befoj^^p^ mom; beat fifty strokes. Stir in fruits, nuts a rid orange rind. Spoon into greased add ms 8 x 4-inch loaf pan; cover and let. stand in warm place for 30 minutes." Mean­ Combine all ingredients in mcdilim saucepan. Cook, stirring con­ while, preheat oven to 300°. Bake for 1 hour and 20 minutes or until wooden stantly, until mixture begins to boil. Reduce heat and simmer, stirring pick inserted in center comes out clean. Remove from loaf pan and cool com­ constantly for 2 minutes. Remove from heat. Stir in vanilla. .Spoofr pletely on wire rack.-Yields one loaf. - over cake while glaze is still hot. wwM*««Hi«m n^mmmmmm wavOTwnn^iMWW mm

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Monday, October 18, 1982 O&E *2B We*re in the middle of the Michigan apple season Apple harvest is in full swing THE COOL nights and sunny days pounds. That's up nearly 3 pounds over apple varieties. This Is desirable be­ and for pies, salads, sauce, baking or relatively new variety and an excellent throughput the state and nation* The bring oq the red color so highly prized the 1980 per capita consumption of 17.9 cause some varieties are best for eat­ whatever. Another variety may be bet­ keeper, Idaredslre the apple for those U.S. harvest is forecast at 204 million by shoppers. Of course, an apple pounds. (Overall, fresh fruit consump­ ing fresh, while others are superior for ter for one thing, such as pies, but all- who want to put a few apples away for - bushels — almost as large as the 1980 doesn't have to be red all over to be tion gained 5 pounds per capita during pies, salads or other uses. When choos­ purpose varieties are acceptable for all winter In their own basement storage. record crop and 11 percent above last ripe and good. the same period.) ing apples at the supermarket, buy the uses. The Spy variety, considered the, year's crop. Patches of green are likely to be Apples have many pluses that are variety best suited to the use you have Mcintosh apples are generally premium apple for pies', is still pro­ Five major apple-producing states found on the side of the apple turned contributing to their popularity. A good in mind. sweeter than Johnathans. Idareds are duced in ^Michigan, though in smaller (Washington, New York, Michigan, Vir­ away from the sun. Often, a closer look source of dietary fiber, potassium and harvested after Macs and Jonathans. A quantities than in past years. ginia and West Virginia) are expected reveals the green area Is the shape of a pectin, apples are low in sodium. Eaten MCINTOSH, JONATHAN and to exceed their 1980 crops this year. leaf, proof Jhat. It grew In the leafs at the end of a meal or as a snack,'ap­ Idared are considered all-purpose ap­ The Michigan applie crop-will be the shadow. This is how Mother nature' ples are also excellent teeth cleaners. plies. All-purpose means that a given largest since the turn of the century, grows apples in America's heartland. Michigan offers a wide selection of variety Is good for eating out of hand according to the Michigan Agricultural , So that apples can be picked at jusf Reporting Service. Production is fore­ the right stage of maturity, university cast at 22,6 million bushels, a 44-per­ horticulturists issue harvest dates for cent increase over the 1981 crop. each apple variety in each locale. * Growing conditions for Michigan ap­ FARM 8 \ plies and other fruits have been ideal APPLE GROWERS most be doing this year. Generous rainfall .means ap­ MARKET something right, because apple popu­ ITALIAN AND AMERICAN GROCERIES plies will be larger than normal for larity is Increasing. A recent study con­ JU9T w lM,N0T0N most varieties. Quality will also be su­ ducted by the U.S. Department of Agri­ 33521 EIGHT MILE # L^0^( perior, as is usually the case when the culture shows 1981 per capita con­ 5 LB. BAQ8 FRESH SLICED crop is large. sumption of fresh apples at 20.8 GROUND $479 SLAB $-189 Lox kits available ROUND— * LB. BACON 1 LB. An post office box number foul-up spice mixture to draw moisture from may be causing customers to believe the salmon to create a brine-liko^solu- HOMEMADE •that a company that deals in mail-or­ tton. The additional spices contribute to GROUND $449 ITALIAN OR der lox-making kits is no longer selling the flavor of lox. Ingredients are salt, POLISH $ them. p- • ' sugar, yeast and natural hickory CHUCK I LB. 69 Evelyn Liberman of Liberman Meat smoked flavor. SAUSAGE 1 LB. Products Corp. reports that the compa­ ALL MEA T SPECIALS WITH MENTION OF AD ny is taking orders for its Penny Luxu­ Each kit contains instructions and ry spice mixture kits. spices to treat five pounds of salmor>. Lox is,commercially produced by To order lox supplies, send $5 in check $05.9. treating salmon with a combination of or money order plus $1 for postage to Boiled Ham 2 lb. salting and smoking. The Penny Luxu­ Penny Luxury, P.O. Box 2519, Detroit ry home process allows the salt in the 48202. heese $^89 lb.

$ M Mall will host food seminars Opco Hard Salami $ 2 TK OUR JOY ROAD & HIX STORE HAS BEEN Northland Mall will host two food- You can partake in dinner for eight $«199 related seminars during the coming as you work side by side with chef Du- Mozzarella Cheese lb. RELOCA TED A T 8675 NEWBURGH RD. (Just South of Joy) weeks. glass Buglass in the community kitch­ TWO POUND LIMIT ON SLICED DELI ITEMS Old-Fashioned Southern Cooking will en at Northland. The first session of the be presented by Dorothy Morgan of four-session seminar will be 6:30*fr3fl White or Red ^^-- \ A^..« COKE, TAB, SPRITE *^AM cvauo "--*69* DOZ. Morgan's Boarding House. She will ap­ p.m. Oct. 27. The seminar includes re­ $ $ 19 DIET SPRITE 6¼ itr. btis. $499 cipes and samplings as well as a dinner $179 pear at 9 a.m. Oct. 27 in the Northland REUNITE 2"! COKE 2 I DOZ. Community Room. Morgan will share at Restaurant Duglass. By reservation 750 ML. 18 pk.-18 or DONUTS (wrm COUPON) only. For prices and more information, MELODY FARM MILK her recipes such as chicken and dum­ with coupon flood thro KK2S-S2 j with coupon £ LB. call 5679-6272. - PLU8 DEP. $ 69 plings, peach cobbler and candied Jbcptt* 10-2S-W Gal. Homo 1 HARD SALAMI Northland Mall is on Greenfield in.irm.it»ij|,lti» $199 yams. By reservation only. For more >J.'.'».<.!•>«!.i.tii.'llCl Itilil) yj ^Q^ATWOVPM; 8UNOAY 11-5 PM south of Nine Mile in Southfield. 49 I LB. information, call 569-6272. 1.. r , i \\ ' • , , 1' " V GAL. 2% $1.59 Gal. Low Fal *1 HAM Phone 478-1323 $149 »#y»>«r»7*> $ 19 BUDWEISER (24 pic can*) 8 BOLOGNA I LB. TOSTIASTI $149 $750 TURKEYBREAST $189 CODORNUT SPANISH ITALIAN SAUSAGE I LB. WONDER HOSTESS $499 CHAMPAGNE bti. $^49- SWISS CHEESE Z LB. $199 %HM2SXZ™M" COLBY CHEESE I LB. $199 AMERICAN CHEESE I La

Come In and *eo 1 COUPOJ* „ a coupoTr""^ our unadvartl—d • .^-- • specials. [ FREE jIDOZEH] 115 Haggerty The Jack Cox family of (corner Cherry HHI) •SMALL PIZZA JD0NU TS i London. England were so CANTON 981-1200 . •hnlled when their hen. Pog BwWIno.Uquor | WITH PURCHASE I gartv laid her first egg that they placed a Want Ad an 8675NewburghRd.l PIZZA! nounong it in the prestig (8. of Joy) | (with coupon i • I IOUS London Times Weatland 455*0780 j only) | B««r • Win* • Liquor - (with coupon | only) •

^\ Promise SfcaRs Someone a Special Cfrft,.. DISCOUNT Blood... The PRODUCE Gift of Life AND DEW 39741 ANN ARBOR RD. • LIVONIA • 444-0410 •I American Red Cross K0UR8: MOM. thru 8AT. »-7 Prices Good Monday, Oct. 18th thru Oct. 25th ••••*•***••••*•*•••*•*•••*•• Weekly Sub Special CrubSub$1*9ea. Ham, Turkey, Bacon, Lettuce S Tomato STAN'S Ask about our Subs 2' to^They're Delicious! FAMOUS GERMAN DISCOUNT BEVERAGE •••••••••••* ** •••••• •••••••• BURGHARDT'S 38001 ANN ARBOR ROAD $ Directly Across the Street DANNON YOGURT CARTONS 2/ 1 N SOUR DOUGH RYE BREAD from Stan's Market «464-0496 HamburgeHrom Natural Fresh Sliced— . WITH THE OLD FASHIONED BRICK OVEN QUALITY $ 69 J Prices Good Oct. 18th thru Oct. 24th GROUND '* Goo^ -d u- OAC ACE With this Turkey Breast 2 LB. V Bakery OFF coupon CHUCK Fresh Sliced •--- — location onlv „2Jb.Xoaf_ _ $ $ 99 •-Fayga 1.68LB Chicken Roll 1 LB. TUESDAY Sw«'t Tooth Day — Specul Savings on Candy 33 great flavors WT.DN'F.SDAY. W.M Wcdntsdiy — Special Sivings on Cookies $ 29 "Crunchy outside, cool and chewy inside, the crust literally begs Butcher Boy Bologna 1 LB. to be ripped away and devoured with gusto." Expires Oct 31 1982 Patricia Chargot - Detroit Free Press KOWALSKI BURGHARDT'SJ3AKERY ; 8 pk. % liter bottles VA Imported Danish Polish Kielbasa or (UW W. ? Mile at Farcrttffjgton Rd. + depoeit Roasting $osd 477-7153 TT BOILED HAM Sausage m\ LB. $2.99-LB . .- W -T Pure KOWALSKI Olympia Apple Cider Krakowska or Mum $^99 $989 OAL. Honey Loaf am LB. Michigan GENERIC New Crop.i WILDBIRDsjfcQQ 24 pk. cans 5 YourChofoe Red or FOOD 2?AO 20 lb. Bag Muenater Golden -£osfack- Delicious Hot Pepper Cheese Crop Nuts Riunite S Apples Carlo Rossi 1"LB. Walnut Rhine, Vin Rose, 29' lb. Meats . Bianco New Crop Chablis, Pink Chablis Florida Fresh Home $0*9 Grown 4b lb. 4 liter Lambrusco Tangerines oo Cauliflower S 4 99 $597 1.5 liter 1 o/*i Almond Meats | it>. Mcintosh 1532-1181 Case price $21,80 New Crop Florida 78^ SCOTCH SHORTBREAD r PORK PIES - PASTIES $ 00 Pink or White Apples MEAT PIES - A'YJklHiRE HAM - PASTRIES Save $2:08 '" Grapefruit 2S566 FIVE M'l.£ ROAD 4 Bottles $5.45 ea. 2/ 10 i Bushel $49»BU, . NEAR BEECH DALY 4/$1oo 00 RCOFOnO. MICHIGAN 46239 Sale «3 %BU.

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Women who are achievers Dr. Diane Bert was picked as Distin­ guished Woman by the Redford Township BPW. Kathy Koveleski (left), president of the tinguished Woman certificate to Diane Garden City Business and Professional Kremser at the fall dinner meeting of BPW Women's club, presented her club's Dis­ District IX. BPW awards honor distinguished careers i& •fr&ff?-?

Education as a business and profession program recognized as outstanding nation­ sponsibilities," a curriculum for high school props chairman, costume chairman, producer, came to the forefront as three local Business wide. Focusing on helping parents help their students. president and corresponding secretary. youngsters, the program is state-funded and and Professional Women's Clubs picked their She has received many recognitions and distinguished women this fall. serves as a developer and demonstrator Currently she is recording secretary and project for the U.S. department of education, awards and is a member of several education­ al and psychological organizations. costume co-chairman for the upcoming pro­ Honored by BPW District IX at its fail training teachers in techniques of early identi­ duction of "My Fair Lady." meeting last week were Dr. Diane Bert, direc­ fication, intervention and parent education. KREMSER INTERESTS and activities ex­ Kremser, mother of John, 21. and Kathleen, tor of the Parent Readiness Education Project tend far beyond her job in the school offices. in the Redford Union District, Diane Kremser, Bert also developed her district's preschool 20, also likes crocheting and baking, and her secretary In the building and grounds depart­ enrichment and parent 'n tot programs which She has been an active member of Parent- secret ambition has been "to be a Woman of ment of the Garden City district, and Patricia have served 180 children and families, and is Teacher organizations on school, community the Year. Feight; who owns Yamaha Keyboard World, a chairwomancof the RU academically talented and state levels, a worker on assorted school piano and organ store in Wayne. planning committee. projects, a pusher of mlllage proposals and a THE MUSIC BUSINESS has been Felght's charter member and leader of the Garden interest for 20 years After working in stores City Civic Theater. She also took part in or­ that sell instruments and music as well as of­ The program seeks to recognize women She is 1U82 recipient of the Michigan De­ ganizing Garden City flower festivals and the fering lessons, she became owner of the who are outstanding in their business or pro­ partment of Education certificate of appreci­ community bicentennial effort. Yamaha store at 35164 Michigan, Wayne, six fessional fields, and names of 10 such women ation for outstanding service to education and years ago. Three years ago she added a store were presented by 10 BPW clubs at the dinner in recognition of significant personal efforts After serving in capacities from room at 20434 Farmington Road, Livonia. meeting. to increase the education opportunities for mother to president of the Farmington ele­ youth and adults in the state. mentary school PTA, Kemser helped restruc­ Bert was honored by the Redford Township ture the Parent Teacher Student Association Feight has worked with the retail mer­ BPW, Kremser by the Garden City club, and at Radcliff Junior High and was its president chants association in Wayne and is current Feight by the Wayne-group. In June of this year she represented 150 de­ for two years. She also was on the city's PTA president of the Wayne Chamber of Com­ veloper demonstrator project directors in tes­ council for five years, serving as president in merce and a member of the Wayne Soroptim- Also participating were BPW groups from tifying in WashingtbVbefore the U.S. House of 1976, and was delegate to state and national ist.Club,—- Respresentatives elementary and secondary PTSA conventions. 1 Farmington, Canton, Plymouth, Nortfiville, education subcommittee. Novi and Detroit. ' She and her husband, Bill, are residents of Honors from the Wayne BPW went to Pa­ With the theater group, she has been per­ Tecumseh. They have three married children tricia Feight. ' > BERT, AS director of PREP, heads one a She is author of "Parent: Realities and Re- former, assistant director and stage manager. and six grandchildren. Caucus leader reports

1 * Number of women candidates growing knob By 8herry Kahan and might be asked to work in a responsible posi­ staff writer tion in the campaign." SKI . "Real power is elected power," believes Kathy THE WOMEN'S POLITICAL Caucus "has done a Wilson. lot to change the image of female campaigners and . ._ The chairwoman of the_Nationa} Women's Politi­ to help women realize their potential," Wilson said. cal Caucus, visiting this area recently for a caucus "We're organizing an old girls' network." RESORT steering committee meeting, Wilson was feeling bullish about the possibility of women winning a share of that real power. She noted that the caucus has grown from a membership of 271 in 1971 to a national member­ "When the caucus started in 1971, only 4 percent ship today of about 80,000 in 300 local caucuses. To of the country's state legislators were women," she join, an individual must be a feminist and pro- said. "Now 12.1 percent arewomen. This year, 437 choice on the abortion issue. women filed in state legislative elections." Specifically, there are 68 women filing for these posts in Michigan, 17 in South Dakota, 81 in Florida and 75 in the state of Washington, Wilson said. 'We are hopeful that "We are talking of an unprecedented number of women have seen the fast women filing," she said. "Our organization has -helpe*! show women they, don't have-to-be~passl wringing of their hands in^ recipients in a male-dominated world. IHs possible to take political decisions into their own

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• FEINGOLD ASSOCIATION hold its monthly meeting at 7:45 p.m. meeting of Livonia La Leche League Pailey" will be presented at 8 p.m. Members of the Felngold Associa­ Tuesday, Oct. 19 In the home of Mrs. which will concern the art of Thursday, Oct. 21 at a meeting of the tion, a group that helps children with Edward Schenk, 16762 Ryland, Red- breastfeeding and overcoming difficul­ St. "Edith Widow/Widower social group. behavior or leaj-ning problems through ferd Township. ties. Open to all pregnant and nursing It will be held In the hall of the church dietary intervietion, will meet' at 7:30 mothers, it will start at 7:30 p.m. For at 15089 Newburgh, Livonia. Admis­ p.m. Monday, Oct. 18 at the Canfield • WOMEN'S ECONOMIC CLUB further details call Diane Knakal at sion is $3. The group is open to widows Community Center, 1801 N. Beech Sydney J. Harris, syndicated colum­ 255-7898. or wfdowers from 35-60. For more in­ Daly, Dearborn Heights. For more de­ nist, will address the Women's Eco­ formation call Sarah Skatikat after 5 tails on the group call Vleki Cummings nomic Ciub Tuesday, Oct. 19 in Cobo • CARD PARTY p.m. at 464-3136. at 561-8562. Hall. For more details call the club at Circle 764 of the Daughters of Isabel­ 963-5088. la of Our Lady of Fatima will hold a • BALLOT ISSUES • INVESTMENT IN YOUTH dinner and card party at 6:30 p.m. Ballot proposals from A through H Mrs. Walter Fysh will talk about • DRAGON Tuesday, Oct. 19 in the Immaculate will be discussed at a public meeting at "Our Investment in Youth, DAR - The organization of- the song trials Conception Council of Knighis of Co­ 8 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 21 in West Mid­ Schools" at a sandwich luncheon of the will be the focus of.a meeting Tuesday, lumbus Hall, 30759 Ford, Garden City. dle School, Ann Arbor Trail at Sheldon, Sarah Ann Cochrane Chapter of the Oct. 19 of DRAGON, (Determined Re­ Ticket are $3. " Plymouth. It will be sppnsqred by the Daughters of the American Revolution naissance of the American Singer Ca­ Plymouth Branch of the American As­ at noon Monday, Oct. 18 in. the home of nary Through Growth and Organization • BREATHERS'CLUB sociation of University Women and the Beverly Dobel. For detail on the DAR of the Novice). It will be held In the A registered nurse will discuss how Plymouth-Northville League of Women rail Christine Campbell at 464-1154. home of Judy Snider, 31650 Curtis, to talk comfortably and effectively Voters. Livonia. The group is planning its first with physicians for the meeting of the m •l:~ • MOTHERS OF TWINS , annual song show. In the educational Garden City.Hospital Breathers Club at • COMPETITIONS Advice from Ruth Winkler, parental part of Tuesday's meeting members 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 20. The hos­ /¾ *>J*Z'.^i Two competitfonsh one on nature resource nurse, and a panel of adult will discuss winning strategies for the pital is at 6245 N. Inkster and the gath-° slides and the other on architectural novice breeder and offer final hints in i sfs&i •' twins and triplets is planned for the ering for those with lung problems will pictures, will be featured for the-meet­ training birds to sing under command i$ft meeting of the Western Wayne County be in Classroom 3. ing of the Livonia Camera Club at 7:30 Mothers of Twins Club beginning at 7 during stress situations. p.m. Thursday Oct. 21 in Grant school, p.m. Monday, Oct. 18 in Holy Cross • WIDOWED 9600 Hubbard, Livonia. Meetings are Evangelical Lutheran Church, 30650 • GARDENERS "An Evening of Music with Fr. Joe open to the public. Six Mile. Livonia. The evening also will Members of the Livonia Branch of include a mini-sale of children's cloth­ the Women's National Farm and Gar­ ing, sizes 0-3 den Association will spend the day at Facts offered about childbirth Mathaei Botanical Gardens in Ann Ar­ 5 generations • CHORUS INVITES bor on Tuesday, Oct. 19. Classes in Lamaze and Caesarean childbirth will be held at 7:30 p.m. Nov. The Wayne Wonderland chorus of the childbirth and care of newborn babies 1 in Newburg. A three-week series on The occasion of James Paul Shilander's first birthday recently Society for Preservation and Encour­ • PROFESSIONAL SECRETAR­ will be offered in this month and next Caesarean childbirth begins Nov. 2 in by the Plymouth Childbirth Education agement of Barbershop Singing in IES Geneva church. Relaxation, birth op­ was reason enough for his family to gather five generations Association. America plans a guest and member­ Marie Ahearn, president of the Mich­ tions, hospital procedures, medications, together. James is sitting between his great-great-grandfather, A Lamaze orientation session will pre-natal and post-partum exercises James White Sr. 89, of Westland and his grandmother Janet ship recognition, night when it holds its igan Division of the Professional Secre­ regular rehearsal at 8 p.nx Tuesday, taries International, will speak at a start at 7:80 p.m. Monday, Oct. 18, in and adjustments will be discussed. Graham, 53, of Redford. At the left is his great-grandmother, Oct. 19 at Newburg United Methodist Newburg United Methodist Church, A November seven-week Lamaze se­ Mary Duffus, 71, of Detroit, and at the top is his mother, Paula dinner meeting of the South Oakland Church, Ann Arbor Trail between chapter of the organization at 6:30 p.m. 36500 Ann Arbor Trail, Livonia. A sev­ ries starts Nov. 8 at Sword of the Spirit Shilander, 30, of Ypsilanti. Wayne and Newburgh. Former mem­ Tuesday, Oct. 19. It will be held at Tap- en-week series of Lamaze childbirth Lutheran Church, 34563 Seven -Mile, bers and; ethers-who enjoy siugiug arc ™pe"f<55ney's, Crooks and 14 Mile, Royal classes will start Tuesday, Oct. 19 in Livonia. It is recommended these child­ invited to share in an evening of.quar- Oak. Dinner cost is $10. To make a res­ Newburg. birth classes be taken the last trimes­ tets, octets and chorus numbers. Re­ ervation or obtain information call Jill A two-week course for expectant ter of pregnancy to prepare the couple Brow-Fitzpatrick freshments will be served. Van Horn at 353-5454. couples on newborn care will start physically and emotionally for a shared Tuesday in Geneva Presbyterian birth experience. Church, 5835 Sheldon, Canton: For registration information call the Mr. and Mrs. Harvey David Brow of • LOLA VALLEY GARDENERS • LA LECHE An orientation class on Caesarean association at 459-7477. Dearborn announce the engagement of The Lola Valley Garden Club will Tuesday, Oct. 19 Is the date of a their daughter Theresa Kathleen to Timothy George Fitzpatrick, son of Mr. and Mrs George Thomas Fitzpatrick Want to be a foster parent? of Hugh Street, Westland. Mentally retarded and The bride-elect is a student at Henry physically handicapped rcnwn Ford Community College. Her fiance is teenagers in the area 60 0 studying at Lawrence Institute of Tech­ I St* */ need foster parents. S** *^ nology and works for Craig E.D.M.Ltd., " Farmington Hills. If you are interested in helping, call Janet Myers, They plant to be married Nov. 26 in community placement St. Sebastian Catholic Church, Dear­ unit at Plymouth Center b Off born. for Human Development, KODAK DISC 453-1500, Ext. 217. 4000 Camera On ALL Drycleaning 6« tosvArf ratart ptcnm «ttn »/o 04E Aim KJwxa. butt-m Huh i mxt: mort! 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An em­ Troshak, and flower girl The couple honey­ in St. Joseph Church of broidered headpiece held Amy Pickett wore pastel mooned in Florida and Howell. her tu'.le veil and she car­ dresses and carried dai­ the Bahamas and are liv­ The Rev. George Mi- ried white sweetheart sies. ing in Howell. BENSON & HEDGES H. A. Piraka, M.D., F.A.C.O.G. would like to announce the opening of his office for Gynecology and Obstetrics earthside in CANTON Michigan's Largest Ethan Allen Dealer PROFESSIONAL PARK 8396 Canton Center Road Canton, .Michigan 48 187 LIVONIA * SOUTHF-IL-LD • UflCA (formerly Dr Richard Rader's. Ofliro) Livonia ' middiebclt n ol 5 mile • -122-8770 Soi/thfietd • 1? mi!e at grconfictd • $57-1800 for Appointment or Information UUca • van dyke n o! 22 mile • 739-6100 ' Call 459-3200 r*-n"«m ifui'. Mr.'r« open wn 1? 5

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DINNER 8PEGIAfc6-i- the movies 4 p.m. j Clo*o I Mon. BtTburs. I Louise CHICKEN DINNER I On the soaps $3,491 t-"- Snider Catherine Anrte Le Blanc of Livonia, who Tues. 1 has moved to New York to pursue her CHICKEN & RIB DINNER | 6000 N. Telegraph career as an actress-singer, recently $5,491 D««rbOrn H*(ghlt taped her second appearance on the TV 561-7800 WED. | A violent society soap opera "As the World Turns." Her 9910 N. Telegraph SLAB DINNER I father, Vincent Le Blanc, said, "Although RKfford no lines as yet, it is a paying job in show 532-3130 $6.99j backdrops crime business." He added, "She works as a waitress at the Copacabana night club Louise Snider is on vacation. The following review is by guest critic for many long hours. But it is all worth it Tom Pamenhagen. - • . because some day that break just has to f^ With This Ad Get An Additional ^^ Maybe films have gone too far. : come." Movies today don't stop with the mere murder of children. In "Amityviile I Horror II," for instance, audiences are treated to the executjon-style slaying I I of a little girl. She's blown away by a shotgun blast. Fair enough. I I But' the terror doesn't begin or end there. Before the shooting, we're I I provided with menacing closeups of the killer's maniacal demeanor, which O AND ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE I 50'Off reveals that he thrives on his actions. Add the fear-struck face of a younger thru October 25, 1982 I sister who's about to witness the sororicide, not to mention the soon-to-be I I shattered innocence personified by the trusting visage of the young victim. I On Any of Our fl That's horror, you say. But wait, it doesn't stop there. I Put yourself in the place of the little girl. Her back is turned to the jlVe£SI£s I All You Can Eat murderer, but the time-honored conventions of Hollywood allow to us to see B 8 what she cannot. When big brother levels that shotgun, we turn and find the Daily Specials! Y I I MONDAY murder weapon pointed squarely at us. Kaboom — right between the ears! I I VEAL PARMIGIANA DINNER 3.50 That's style, you say. That's suspense. That's entertainment? Choice ot bowl o' soup, salad o' slaw, spaghetti w B I Breakfast Specials I potato, includes vegetable and bread bask*! I BATTER DIP'T FISH & CHIPS 3.50 " IN "BAPE OF LOVE," four buddies get a little boozed up. They joke and Served Monday thru Friday I Choice of bowl of Soup, salad or slaw. crack wise, strut their male egos and massage same, as boozed-up buddies Until 11:00 am • .nctudes oread basket are wont to do. Then they chase a skirt, in the vernacular of the breed. After I TUESDAY I all, boys will be boys. But it doesn't stop there, either. I FRIED CLAMS & CHIPS 3.50 All Specials Include Coffee ^'M V Choice of bo*i ol soup, salad or s'aw. I The sport of the chase turns into the humiliation of a human being. The I incudes bread basket Hash Browns or American Fries add .50 I skirt is chased, caught, abducted, beaten and raped. And all the while the B UVER&JONIQNS- .3-50 buddies hoot and whistle, sing, carry.on and have as much fun as they would— Choice of bo*i oi soup, salad or sia*. iic'udes No. 1 $1-.65 No. 7 $1.95 B r>oialo. vegetable ano bread basket rr at a screening of "Amityville Horror II." For the men, this is entertainment 1 Egg. 2 Slices ot 2 Egg Omelette WMn i. Toast or Biscuit with Sh3'P ChecMa' B WEDNESDAY When brought to trial, they manage no more regret for their actions than Juice - Cheese an*r> on Duty 552-8360 10 MILE and MEADOWBROOK • NOVI • (A.*PC*fiUO • •!.*% AFTER THE RAPE, the feelings of victim, victim's rrtotherrboyfriend —Ladies V2 Price Cover • Uon.-TKur*.*Adftai.7»m-»pm 0,Q oooc I and other friends and relatives of the victim and rapists are deftly exa­ 10 MILE and MEADOWBROOK - NOVI ^ Fri 7 *m-10 pm Sun. 7 »m-» pm -WU'liOOO M All Weekend (A » P C*nl*f) Mon-TTtur* *nd 8*1 7 tn\ - » pm mined. Most would have the victim, Nicole, forget the incident lest the Fri 7 un - 10 pm 8un 7 *m - • pm 349 pursuance of criminal charge*cause even more humiliation. Nicole at first feels compromised, cheapened — even somehow culpable — but it's her own inner rage which ultimately leads her to prosecute the wrongdoers. 'JUST LIKE HOMEMADE* Upper Penninsula "Rape of Love"-TS a thoughtful film that raises more questions than it Happy Styfe Paetie$ with answers about a society which condones rape by its very ignorance of the Hour matter and its reluctance to find adequate measures for controlling it. And that Finnish accent that's fine. The subject has been sensationalized enough. Here's a film that &y)%- Rutabaga & Carrot 4-7 P™ in every one! makes the viewer think and assess the situation for himself or herself. svP^& r r "Rape of Love," which runs through Thursday, is the last of six foreign Mon>-? ''. SOUP • SANDWICHES • films presented by the Bloomfield Theatre in Birmingham. 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ByBradEmona Trenton, No. 5 in the ratings, made it 6-0 center Sandy Clark and forward Trenton's sagging zone defense first quarter, Trenton, however, got swered with a hoop 10 seconds Jater to staff writer 11 straight win? withtfut a loss. Amy Welch, accounted for just 10 forced the Bulldogs to sboot more from rolling In the second quartet. Miller's send the teams tied at 31-all going into "Gibaratz was just super," said an points. the perimeter. The strategy seemed to three-point play with 2:22 left spurred the final period.' "* Sizing up Trenton's 46-39 girls' bas­ elated Trenton coach, John Bleden- payoff. the Trojans to their biggest lead of the In the final five minutes, Trenton ketball victory over Livonia Bentley is bach. "We've got to get her the ball be­ The loss overshadowed the sterling "We got good shots, but we just night, 25-16. made only two turnovers/ / easy. cause she breaks the press for us." performance of Bentley's Kim Archer. weren't hitting," Lang continued. "You The difference was the little guard," Just point to the smallest player on Trenton, playing a delay game for The 5-10 senior forward tallied 20 do what you aormally do best. They've BENTLEY trimmed that advantage Lang said. "We didn't know about her the floor - Debbie Glbaratz - a 5- the'fInal five minutes, used some clutch points and grabbed an equal number of always gone zone against us. It was to 25-21 on Archer's long-range basket or No. 32 (Miller)." foot-2 sophomore guard. She drove free-throw shooting by the little guard rebounds. nothing different than what we saw at the buzzer. The Bulldogs were also The Trenton view was much the Bentley insane with her slick bail han­ to pull out the upset win. Gibaratz hit last year." helped by a two-shbt foul and a subse­ same. dling, free-throw shooting and heads-up six of eight free throws in the final "WE DIDN'T hit our shots and we For the Trojans,- a state tournament quent bench technical against Bieden- "We felt Bentley's pressure at the play. quarter and finished with 16 points. were outrebounded in the first half," semlflnallat in Class A a year ago, it bach with l:0J'~to play. end and' we knew Ihey were going* to Bentley, ranked No. 34n Class A by a Teammate Emily Miller fired In 17 said Bentley coach Tom Lang, "it was was their first win over Bentley in six With 2:32 left in the third quarter, eoffce^ said Bledenbach. "We had a statewide coaches poll, suffered its points, connecting on nine of J2 from Kim Archer'against, Trenton on the years. Lonnie Payne's. basket put Bentley sihjple in bounds play - get the ball to first loss of the season Thursday night. the line. The Trojans' two top scorers, boards." -> . The two teams played evenly In the ahead briefly, 31-29, but Gibaratz an­ Gi&ratz."

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By Brad Em on » "YOU HAVE to give credit to our of­ FRANKLIN made several other big staff writer fensive line," said Franklin coach Ar- plays. Lewis picked ofLtwo Jeff Haw- mand Vigna. "They (Glenn) didn't have ley passes in the first half. Wood, Gary_ Westiand-John -Glean^s-Roeketsgot- •one"sack~and tnat s a darn" good John Staub and Herb Minard stopped Glenn off the launching pad for one half, but Glenn football team. drives with Interceptions in the final Livonia Franklin sent its homecoming "I'm happy they didn't get to Popp. quarter. crowd into orbit with a come-from-be- With the way he throws and the hind 19-7 victory in a crucial North­ receivers we have, he'll eventually hurt And Tom Lucas' shoestring grab of a west Suburban League football game you." Popp pass and subsequent 11-yard run Saturday afternoon. Franklin, which missed .the extra for a first down led to Franklin's final point omits first TD, regained the lead touchdown in the fourth quarter. The unbeaten Patriots (6-0) are one in the third quarter when Popp drilled victory away from winning the title a pass to a diving Chris Lewis just in­ The Patriots did not play conserva­ outright. They travel Friday to meet side the goal line. The five-yard scoring tively with the lead even though Popp Garden City. It was Glenn's first loss. play came with 1:44 left to go in the fumbled on a rollout play at the Glenn An overflow crowd of 4,000 watched third quarter as Franklin went ahead, 49 with 9:06 left in the game. 12-7. the Rockets puJiAhead 7-6 at Intermis­ "Our attitude this year is that we'i* sion on Don Forchione's two-yard * Earlier in the period, Glenn throwing the ball and we can't worry touchdown run and Todd Jennings' ex­ appeared to be driving for a second about turnovers," Vigna added. "We V" tra point. score, but the Franklin defense bottled gave 'Woody' the green-light-on-the~ The second half was a different sto­ up Jennings, the team's-workhorseron 'horn' and that put it away." ry, hqwever, as Patriot quarterback a fourth down and two play. Rich Popp drilled two TD passes, one a "We made some penalty errors and I a Franklin had 100 yards on the perfect 36-yard sideline strike to Riclfc made a substitution error in the second ground to Glenn's 131. Jennings, a sen­ Wood with 5:03 to play, putting the***quarter, " said Vigna. "We gave them a ior tailback, carried 26 times for 81 game away. second drive and they're tough to stop yards. ART EMANUELE/sUff photOQfapher Popp completed 13 of 22 passes for with their running game. 193 yards. He opened the scoring with a They had control of the second Popp now has 18 touchdown passes Franklin quarterback Rich Popp tries to elude a fired three touchdowns to give Franklin its sixth 10-yard TD pass to tight end Bob Steb- quarter and that had us worried, and this season, a school record. He also pair of Glenn tacklers during Saturday's North­ straight win, 19-7. blns with 55 seconds to play in the first then we stopped them on fourth-and- equaled Paul Downs' 1974 mark of 13 west Suburban League football showdown. Popp quarter. one. That was a big play." completions in one game. Rock gridders withstand Bulldog 2nd-half surge By Roger Hart good, physical ball game," Salem coach stopping the Rocks three times before blocked by Salem's Dave Slavin. stopped to give the Rocks the final yards on the ground against the stingy staff writer Tom Moshimer said. junior Scott Jurek went in from the On Salem's next possesion, Haut was margin, 20-12. Rock defense. Quarterback Gregor was "Bentley is much better than they one. Mark Dixon kicked the extra point. once again stripped of the ball, and this seven-for-23 passing for 125 yards, A large banner behind the Plymouth have been given credit for. They played Salem quarterback Dave Haul tal­ time Saplenza fell on it for Bentley. Bentley was without the services of threw for one touchdown and he threw Salem bench Friday night at Livonia with us tonight — hard, intense foot­ lied the next Rock touchdown as he ran The Bulldogs, aided by a pass inter­ its number-one running back, Keith one interception. Bentley proclaimed 'The Rocks Are ball. You have got to give them (Bent­ 81 yards on an option play with just :18 ference call in the end zone, had four Percin, who injured an ankle In last Real.' ley) a lot of credit for the way they seconds remaining in the first quarter. chances from the six-yard line to score, week's Northville game. Haut led the Rock rushing with 98 Salem proved they were for real by played," Moshimer said. Dixon added the extra point to put Sa­ but the Salem defense held. This is a good football team at Bent­ yards on 10 carries, scoring one touch­ downing the Bulldogs, 20-12, but before The Rocb started rollingJaihe first lem ahead, 14-0. ley High School," Bulldog coach Steve down. He was one-for-three passing for the contest was over, the Rocks discov­ quarter, scoring on their first posse­ Neither team scored in the second SALEM SCORED its final touch­ Naumcheff said. 16 yards and one interception. ered Bentley is a pretty good football sion. But It wasn't easy. quarter, but Bentley came out fired up down with just over two minutes re­ This was a close game, and the big Workhorse Jurek had 65 yards on 16 team. The Salem defense stopped Bentley in the second half and gave the Rocks maining in the third period as Mark plays went to Salem. Our kids played carries and one touchdown. Both squads came into the game with on their first possesion, forcing the all they wanted. Tindall, in at quarterback, hit Dave like champions, and they gave just a 3-0 records in the Lakes division of the Bulldogs to punt. On the opening series of plays In the Houle In the end zone for a 12-yard super effort tonight. This is a good Tindall, who played only in the sec­ Western Lakes Activities Association, third quarter, Salem's Haut faked a touchdown pass. The extra-point kick group of kids. ond half, was four-for-flve passing for with Bentley having won its last three A MEAGER 15-yard punt put Salem handoff to the fullback, and the ball was blocked. "You have to give a lot of credit to 59 yards and one touchdown pass. games after losing the first two. The on the Bentley 39-yard line. Six plays was stripped away by Bentley's Steve Bentley wasn't dead yet as with just the Rocks and coach Moshimer. But I Salem will put its 6-0 record on the win was Salem's sixth this season with­ later, Salem found themselves with a _Sapienza. — over four minutes left in the game, am very proud of our kids," Naumcheff line when they entertain Walled Lake out a loss. ' first-down-and-goal-to-go situation An opportunistic Mike Pomaranski quarterback Steve Gregor threw to said. Central Friday. "This game was for the champion­ from the five-yard line. picked up the loose ball and scampered Marv Rons for a 17-yard touchdown Bentley will travel to Farmington on ship (of the Lakes division) and it was a The Bentley defense played tough, 23 yards for a touchdown. The kick was pass. The run for two points was BENTLEY WAS able to gain only 52 Saturday. Double-victor trio Churchill corrals Northville Livonia Churchill snapped its seven- ceeded when Tim Luch completed a their mark to 4-2 overall Friday after­ game losing streak with a come-from- pass to Dave Mize In the end zone. noon with a big victory at Oak Park. behlnd H0*7— football -victory over Running back Ahdy~ DTmltroff was Randy Bame had a sparkling per­ Northville. heroic for Northville In defeat, rushing formance for the winners with two sec- powers Thurston n< nr thp The Chargers tallied all 10 of thelr for 166 yards in 31 carries. Blals led ond-ouarter TD "i i on flif "* ^ J2luxchlll.wiUi£Q-yards on-the-gpound.— football yards. JCor4he garnphe rushed for 123 Sheri Morse, Karen Helwig and polnts In the fourth quarterforthe UJH set win; whtch^lsTspolIed'Northville's Defensively, Kaestner praised the yards lh'2 3 tries. Paige Edwards each won two events homecoming Friday night. play Steve O'Hara, who blocked a field Thursday, carrying Redford Thurston Reardon. That's been our salvation." Quarterback Larry Beck with scored goal attempt, and Scott Paplch, who to a 74-49 Northwest Suburban "I'm really proud of the kids," said Reardon singled out the play of his two other TDs on runs of nine and 87 came up with two interceptions. yards. He passed for 87 yards, hitting League 'girls' swim triumph over Churchill coach Ken Kaestner. "We've defensive corps — Brian Youngberg, got the monkey off our backs." Senior linebacker Randy Smith also nine of 13 passes. Livonia Franklin. swimming Roger Beaune and John O'Connor, all Northville scored with five minutes came up with several key tackles. tackles; Tom Brzezinskl and Arakellan, Clarencevllle racked up 280 yards Thurston is 4-5 overall and 1-0 in left in the second quarter on a 16-yard league dual meets. linebackers, and Mike Hauser and Bob • rushing. John Emmons, who scored a She captured the 200 freestyle with pass from Dave Longridge to Jim Brown, defensive ends. third quarter TD on a four-yard burst, Morse captured first place in both LIVONIA STEVENSON 7 a time of 2:02.5 and then won the 500 Thompson. The play followed a Stevenson's Mark Mueting and had 42 yard* In eight trips Bflckwlth- the 200-yard individual medley FARMINGTON 0 freestyle In 5:52.3. Churchill fumble. Bill Klnnalrd's extra -Brzexlnakl each came up witn intercep- and Pat Burke_cojrobJned for_fl9-tnore- (2:38.4) and 100 butterfly (1:10.7). EkP _ On Tuesday. Garden City ttefpji T»lnt made it V-0 Mlke Arakelianls—onexyard—T-D—tionsr yards. aids,-meanwhile, swept the i>U and Dearborn Heights Annapolis. 69-52 ftrthTloTirth quarter, Churchill[ gqt__plj^e.capped_a.58^yaBl»Jourth-qua/. -Mueting was-the-garrre'rlea-aMag ball The Trojans.held Oak Park-to 113 -100-freestyle-event3~with times of Garden City will travel Thursday on ~the~ board ~*heh^BrianBussey ter drive to give Livonia Stevenson a 7- carrierwiUs 130 yards In 26" attempts. yards total offense. Sophomore Rob 27.8rand 1:01.7, respectively. Helwig to Westland John Olefin^ _... tackledlhe Northville punter In the end 0 Western Lakes Activities Association The Spartans had 186-yards rushing McCamant made three Interceptions. -grabbed-firstln both the 20fJ freestyle" zone. The snap from center sailed over (WLAA) triumph >Friday over winless and 95 passing. Junior quarterback Linebackers Ron Miller and Burke had (2:16,6) and 500 freestyle (6:06.1)'. LIVONJA--BENTCEy:"spla8hed the head of the Mostang kicker. Farmington. Dan Gllmartin connected on eight of 16 11 tackles each. Other Thurston Individual winners Plymouth Canton Thursday, 68-59, as The winning Score came when sopho­ The Spartans made the march de­ passes. He was Intercepted on one. Clarenceville won despite the ab­ "Included Karen Krzwada, diving, two records were shattered. more quarterback John Stoitsladis hit spite two costly penalties. Tom York scored Stevenson's other sence of one of Its.top runners, Walter 135.8 points; Danielle Miller, 100 Canton-s 400 freestyle relay team Junior Larry Blals with a 35-yard toss Stevenson is now 3-3 overall and 2-2 point when he kicked the conversion. O'Dowd,- who was unable to play be- backstroke, 1:14.6, and Debbie Ross, of Margaret Gllligan, Kathy Stern, on fourth down' and 10 situation. Blals In league play. "cause of an injury. 100 breaststroke, 1:24.3. Karyn Stetz and Ginnie Johnson came made a great individual effort on the Farmlngtarwas held to iust 81 yards LIV. CLARENCEVILLE 33 "I'm pleased," -said Trojan coach .The. team of Miller, Ross, Dawn in with a time of 4:02.1 to set a new play. on the ground and two yards In the air Rlckehback and Karen Ruggiero school record. Jrb^^hAvg6r»r^^i^ff^^t*1W^^^f^^o^n piaying good defense all, ___,OAKHPAftK=fr- -Raipirwedaie7*-Oun" job, and, of course, our line bad to be touchedlhe-wattllraUiith&200^ned~=-^ the the two-point coversion and sue- year long," said Stevenson coach Jack' The Trojans, an independent, raised ley relay (2:16.5). Edwards, Morse, school mark in the 500 freestyle with doing a good Job, too." Miller and .Helwig combined to win a time of 5:32.7. , • the 400 freestyle relay In 4:13.8. Other Bentley winners Included Leslie Martin, 5¾ freestyle, 26.7; Ann PLYMOUTH SALEM dunked Livo­ Schlaepfer, 100 freestyle, 58.1; and Ladyivood, Aggies remain unbeaten nia Churchill Thursday eight, 91-36. Stacey Baluch, 100 backstroke, 1:09.9. The Rocks captured eight firsts and __AUce and Ann Schlaepfer.-^Iartln- —.• -Livontff LSdywoodlSed a 17-8 "but- 19 points and grabbed 12 rebounds for REDFORD ST. AGATHA 54 sophomore Tia Littlejohn added 13 re­ -wereone-two-in botluelay eventr and Sue Stapleton combined, to win burst in the fourth quarter to beat the winners. DET. HOLY REDEEMER 38 bounds and eight points. the 400 freestyle relay In5:55.9. • Catholic League girls' basketball foe Sophomore Emily Wagner also had a The Aggies rolled t£ their 11th Unda Tennant registered 18 points GARDEN CITY'S dual record fell Glnnle~ Johnson was a double- Madison Heights Bishop Eoley, 63-4^- big night as she scored 15 points, dished-' straight win Thursday as senior center for Redeemer, now 8-3 overall. to 4-4 on the seasorras North Farnx- winner, for .Plymouth Canton.-captur- Thursday night. out six assists and made (lye steals, MonaClor fired In 21 points and col- Tennant averages about 25 points a tngten easily handled the Cougars on Ing the 200 IM (2:22.21) and the 10d Teammate Ann Lukens added 13 points lected 19 rebounds. game and I thought our defense played Thursday, 77-46- butterfly fl:02.7). i '" The Blazers, rated No. 2 In Class B and seven assists. It was the Aggles''second win this real wall tpnight," said Agatha coach The only bright spot for Garden The loss drops Canton to 3-2 on the. by the state's coaches, are.now 100 season over Redeemer. Jim Murphy, who also praised the de­ City was double-winner Kim Dorsey. season. overall and 8-0 in league play. Karen Swerski scored 18 points for Clor had plenty of help as teammate fensive efforts and rebounding of fresh­ Senior center Lavetta Willis scored Foley. Mary Kellow scored 13 points and man Susan Relcha. 2C(L.R.W.<3) O&E Monday. Octol 82 Beoedictine at Red. SL Agatna, 7:45 p.m Bedford Tbursloo at N. Farmiogtoo. 7:45 fxrr

the week BOYS'SOCCER Stevenson romps to easy triumph again Monday, del. 18 Northville at Uvooia Stevenson Livonia Stevenson continued to show third shutout of the year, stopping sev­ Paul Pummill scored the lone GC ahead (State pre-dlitrirt). 7 p.m. its power on the soccer field Thursday en shotl goal. MugUa and Sam Falk assisted. Loth Northwest at Ply. Christian, 4:JO p.m with a convincing 8-0 win over Plym­ GIRLS' BASKETBALL Tuesday, Oct 19 Three players were ejected in the Garden City had the edge in shots, Ta«*d*y.Oct. 19 Ply. Canton a^Llv. Churchill, 7 p.m outh Salem. game (or fighting. 12-7. Ply. Canton at Uv ChurcWD, 7:45 pm Farmingfoo at Ply. Salem, 4 pm The Spartans have now won 12- soccer ON FRIDAY, Bentley downed Dear­ CATH. CENTRAL 3 Farmlogton at Ply. Salem, 7:45 p.m. Uv. Franklin at Farm. Harrison, 4 p.m. straight matches without a loss or tie! born Edsel Ford, 3-1 on goals by Regtna at Bishop Borgess, 7:10 pm Uv. Bentley a t U v. Ste vensonr 7p.m. BISHOP BORGESS 0 Garden City at Uv. Franklin, 745 fJt> Gajdep Cityat Femdale Salem fell to 6-3. Ken Burt and Terry Harshfield split Patchett (penalty kick), Steve Hollar Sarin* at Uv. Ladywood, 7:M p m. the goaltending chores. (Slaw pre-dislrk?), 7 p.m. Senior striker Gary Mexicotte broke and Anwar Yaifal. The Shamrocks, champs of the Uv. Bentley at Uv. Stevenson, 7:45 pm South Manoogiad at Ply. Christian, 4:JO p.m his own school scoring record with four The Bulldogs are now 6-5-2 overall. Wsld. JOJUJ Glenn at Red. Union, 7:45 p.m. Wednesday, Oct.» goals, raising his season total to 33. LIVONIA BENTLEY 6 Catholic League's Central Division, Farmingtoo at Uv. Franklin. 4:J0 p.m PLYMOUTH CANTON O beat rival Borgess to finish with a Uv Stevenson at Farm. Harrison, 4 p.m Other Stevenson goal scorers includ­ LIVONIA CHURCHILL 7 9-0-1 league slate. CC is 12-2-1 ed Eric Pence, his 12th; Bill Ravenna, Raffi Tukehkjiao had three goals FARM. HARRISON 0 overall v Mark Giordano and John Gelmi$L. Thursday as the Bulldogs romped. The Chargers' Eric Hansen notched ft.*" » ^/ Larry Witkowski al)d Dave wfegel Canton slipped to 4-6-2 overall. four goals Thursday, raising his season Andy Rama, a sophomore, scored twice. Rick Longuski had SALEM each had two assists Dennis Patchett. Pete Lomas and total to 21 as Churchill won for the Chris 'Wiegel was outstanding on de­ Eugene R. Pulice had.the other Bentley ninth time In 11 starts. the other CC goal. __ *V fense. goals. Phil Lussier added two goals and Goalie Bob "SinnaevV posted his. Stevenson outshot the Rocks, 24-7/as Goalie Jeff Wilkinson posted his Dave Parr accounted for the other. fourth shutout. Goalies 5am Matovski and Keith • CC meets either Hamtramck Klucevek combined for the shutout. Immaculate Conception or Madison Heights Bishop Foley in the first Spartans fall 34-32; GARDEN CITY 5 round of the Catholic League Fall YPSILANTII playoffs at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Bell * KIRON « Artdersen The Cougars' Jeff Felts scored three Creek Park. Sliding Door goals, and Bill Hyde added two in a win 80-200mn\ f4.0 Thursday over Ypsl. SPECIALS Glenn rebounders on N. FARMINGTON 2 rocDBiNQ ZOOM LENS Garden City, 4-S-3 overall, drilled 19 State-ranked Plymouth Salem held points and grabbed-eight rebounds to shots at the Braves' goaltender. GC LIVONIA FRANKLIN 1 25% Off on for a 34-32 girls' basketball victory lift the Rockets to their second North- goalie Craig Skinner, meawhile, turned 1 - U8T Thursday night over luckless Livonia _w^sXSubjirhan_Leagii£.win.Thursday^-- —The^atriots -only-goat~was scored All 6' or 8' units back'14 shots. imagine how .easy It win be to Stevenson. by Carl Crawford in the final minute of In our stock Glenn, now 6-5 overall, dominated Felts, on a corner kick from Andy expand your photographic Salem, rated No. 6 in Class A, is now Muglia, scored GC's first goal. The play On a direct free kick from Dan horizons with this macro with bronze glass the boards as Darla Bergman and Col­ focusing, one . 11-1 overall The Spartans slipped to 6- O'Shea. leen Reilly combined for 20 more re­ teams were tied at Intermission, 1-1. touch zoom PERMA-8HIELD* 6. ON TUESDAY, Garden City and Oak North Farmington's overall record is lens. In popular GLIDING DOOR II bounds. . mounts. 11-4-1. Franklin feel to 2-11-2. IN WHITE Pam McBride and, Michelle Dawson o Park battled to a 1-1 tie. m • With USA. Warranty • One Per both hit key baskets with just under Alicia Leckta had nine points in a Customer • No Dealers • 5-Year three minutes to play to give Salem the Extended Service Contract 30650 PLYMOUTH ROAD losing cause. Available* yictory. "We felt it was a good win for us," LIVONIA _ Stevenson Bad a chance to tie the WORLD CAMERA GA-2-1000-^ - - said Glenn coach George Sommerman. 355$5 PLYMOUTH ROAD game with four seconds to go, but Sa­ Just W**t of Warn* ftoed "It put us back in the league, so we're Answer the knock lem forward Ann Glomski came up pleased. The difference was the re­ with a steal to seal the triumph. 525-4110 . bounding." ,. on your door 'They (Salem) are a good team," said Both teams are £-2 in league play. with an order for Stevenson coach Jim-George. "We ha­ Franklin, meanwhile,jsS-5oveftall.* Girl Scout Cookies! ven't had a break. We played as hard as • BASEMENTS we could play. FARM. HARRISON 46 • FAMILY • GARAGES MosterCord VISA "It was a very hard-fought game." LIVONIA CHURCHILL 29 ROOMS • CEMENT , McBride led Salem with 10 points. & BRICKWORK Dawn Johnson added eight. • DORMERS Sue Ferguson and Alice Short tallied • REPLACEMENT Debbie Jurczyszyn paced Stevenson AMERICAN and FOREIGN CARS 24 and 14 points, respectively, as the • ADDITIONS WINDOWS with 12 points. She hit six of seven Hawks raised their season mark to 10-2 shots from the free throw line. Center Thursday. RC & R Girl Scout CooAies.. 0 Brakes 0 Mufflers Sherry Evans added 10 points. Harrison, the Western Division lead­ CONSTRUCTION CO.1 er of the WLAA, outscored Churchill 20 Yean Experience 0 MacPherson Struts WSLD. JOHN GLENN 37 26-17 in the second half. 277-1726 LIVONIA FRANKLIN 28 Amy Brow led Churchill with seven Llc«ni»d Contractor* All Work OuaranlMd 0 Shocks Michele McCullen pumped in 17 points. The Chargers fell to 3-9 overall. 0 Coil Springs 0 Front End _'•-•••• Your best buy is but a _. — Bring Your Insurance 12770 FARMINGTON ROAD LIVONIA phone call away. Estimate or Claim to PHONES 937-0478 • 421-1170 Quality work at reasonable prices. HEADQUARTERS FOR BUILDING AND MODERNIZATION NEEDS" Dick Scott Buick Body Shopfor Repairs OFFER DRYWALL 255-7360 549-4360 EXPIRES 5% OFF OR UP TO $100 5-GALLON (West 8 Mile E. of Lahser) (Woodward N. of 13 Mile) DECEMBER 31. 1982 — H 14 Mile Rd READY-MIXED w E CASH BACK WITH THIS AD IN STOCtf Nft> + JOINT COMPOUND YOUR NG'Tia^dy \ s NEIGHBORHOOD I ^8 Mite R0 WE REPAIR ALL MAKES AND MODELS 4x8 4x10 4x12 4x14 1 13 M.le Rd 5 « TUFFY DICK SCOTT BUICK. Inc. USG oo 200 Ann Arbor Road * Phone: 453-441 1 1 1 DEALER V 3.25 5.85 T3 BUICK s 8 i Plymouth, Ml 48170 ' Detroit: 963-3025 •3 ~> a l/l" 3.30 4.90 5.90 6.90 • BOQOXV %" 4.74 5.92 7.10 8.30 CASH & CARRY ONLY CITY OF LIVONIA r NOTICE OF PUBLIOHEARING INTERSTATE'S TRANSMISSION In accordance with the provisions set forth in Section 4 of Act 207 of the Public Acts MON.-FRI. 8-5 SAT. 8-12 of Michigan of 1921, as amended, Section 8 of Act 285 of the Public Acts of Michigan MAINTENANCE SERVICE. of 1931, as amended, Ordinance No. 29, as amended by Ordinance No. 50, and Article XIX and XXHJ of Ordinance No. 543, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Llvonla^e This service helps • Change transmission City of Livonia will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, October 26,1982, in the Livonia prevent transmission ' fluid City Hall, 33000 Civic Center Drive, Livonia, Michigao. beginning at 8:00 p.m. on the problems. Should you • Adjust bands, if needed • ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••a following items: already have a prob­ • Clean screen, if needed lem, we'll diagnose it • Replace pan gasket Petition 82-9-2*30 by Major Magic's All Star Pizia Revue, Inc. requesting waiver for you and recom­ October Service Specials *• use approval to locate a restaurant within an existing building located on the north- mend just what's • Complete east corner of Plymouth and Mlddlebelt Roads in the Southwest V« of Section 25, needed road test subject property legally described as follows: • Part of the Southwest lA of Section 25, T.1S., R.9E., City of Livonia, Wayne County, Michigan; described as beginning at the Southwest 'A corner of SERVICE DEPT. OPEN Section 25, and proceeding thence due North 540.59 feet and N. 89° 32' 25" * • E. 310 feet to the point of beginning; thence doe North 182 feet; thence N. 261-5800 533-2411 7 AM-9 PM MON. thru FRI. 89" 32' 25" E., 75 feet; thence doe Sooth 182 feet; thence S. 89° 32' 25" W, 34957 Plymouth Rd. 26357.GRAND RIVER 75 feet to the point of beginning. 1 at Wayne Serving Fanning too HJls, * FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE • Petition 82-10-2-33 by Major Magic's Ail Star Pizza Revue Inc., requesting waiver In Livonia 5outhfie!d,-Bedf0fd 4 Livonia * (a Dick Scott Buick exclusive) use approval for a Class C Liquor License to be used In connection with a proposed restaurant to be located oo the northeast corner of Plymouth and Mlddlebelt Roads in the Southwest V« of Section 25, subject property legally described as follows: Part of the Southwest 'A of Section 25. T.1S., R.9E., City of Livonia, Wayne *TUNE-UP (6 cyl.) 95 County, Michigan; described as beginning; at the Southwest lk corner of "adjust carburetor & distributor, replace Section 25, and proceeding thence_doe North 540,59 feet and N.89° 32' 25" <2.00 DISCOUNT WITH COUPON « spark plugs, Inspect all hoee9> Wts,-4 $39 t E. 310 feet to the point of beginning; thence due North 182 feet; thence N. * Ignition wiring. 8 cyl. engines extra. WERE NATIONWIDE... SO IS OUR WARRANTY. 89' 32' 25" E., 75 feet; thence due Sooth 182 feet; thence S. 89° 32' 25" W.. •j± :2 FOR 1 ANTIFREEZE SPECIAL 75 feet to the point of beginning. AnVFRTISFMITrMT FOR RTnS The above mentioned petitions will b* nn U\P in »h«> nt? Pi»nninfl rv-»™ic<,t,m rvn^, 33000 Civic Center Drive, Livonia, Michigan, during a period of five (5) days immedi­ *B07Taallon, Mt 1 gallon 1m ^^^•^ ately preceding the said hearing and may be examined by any and all persons during LIVONIA PUBLIC SCHOOLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 7 includes draining, refilling A checking all ' S ^% ^^ 99 normal working hours, Monday through Friday. 15125 FARMINGTON ROAD * hows & belt*. Also inspect & wash ^ ^F ^^k * radiator cap, CITY PLANNING COMMISSION LIVONIA, MICHIGAN DANIEL R. ANDREW, Chairman PLEASE PRESENT THIS AD AT TIME The Livonia Public Schools School District, Livonia, Michigan will receive sealed • Poblish: October 1«, ltll proposals until 2:00 P.M. E.S.T. on November 4, 1982 for the demolition of Cooper OF SALE & GET A FREE • Elementary School, 29303 Ann Arbor Trail at Mlddlebelt Road, Westland, Michigan. DICK SCOTT T-SHIRT • --All-proposals-should be addressed to Livonia-Public SohoolrScheol District; 15125 -FannlngtoaRoad, Livonia, Michigan, the mailing address of the Board of Education. • . CITY OF LIVONIA- Bids wltt be received-at the BojrdjrfJEducatlon.offlces.up to time noted above, at which time they will bei publicly.openepublicly d &od read aloud. BUICK -NOTIGE-OF-PUBfcie-HEARING- Specifications may be obtaineJbtftlnedd ia t the office of the Architect- In accordance with the7 provisions set forth in Section 4 of Act 20? of the Public Acta William p. LINDHOUT ASSOCIATES, architects of Michigan of 1921, as amended, Section 8 of Act 285 of the Public Acts of Michigan 18518 Farmingtoo Road Dick Scott .J. of 1931, as amended, Ordinance No. 29, as amended by Ordinance No: 50, and Article Livonia, Michigan, on or after October 11, ld8t 200 W. Ann Arbor Rd. 1 Mile W. of I-275 XTX and XXJH of Ordinance No. «43, the Zoning Ordinance of the City of Livonia, the ' City of UvonlajsillholrLa public hearing-on-Tuesdayr October 26,-198*rln-th« Livonia - A PHOTOCOPY OF BIDDER'S VALID DEMOLITION LICENSE IS REQUIRED^ City Hall, S$600 Civic Center Drive, Livonia, Michigan, beginning at 8:00 p.m. on the FOR EACH SET OF BIDDING DOCUMENTS OBTAINED. 453-4411 following Item: ' " ' •

Site'will be open for Inspection on each Wednesday morning from 9 a,m to 1200 ., •» NOOn.' . • .- ''•;-. r Petition 62-10-2-34 by the Livonia Mall requesting waiver use approval to locate a Each proposal must be submitted on forms furnished by the Architect, and shall be ^,yideo_gama nwm^rojwsedto^Ioca'ted-to^pf^^ of Livonia= =«eal«d4aHUi-opa

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J 312 Livonia ^ 312 Livonia 312 Livonia 315 Northville-Novi 302 Birmingham 304 Farmington 306 Southfield-Lathrup 320 Homes For Sale 326 Condos For Sale ASSUMPTION POSSI8LEBUYDOWM SPLASHTACULAR Country Place - Northvillo Bloomfleld FarmingtOTi Hills TKLBCRAPH.104 Mite. 3 bedroom. Wayne County ROCHESTER 2 BEDROOM CONDO Super Livonia location with this 4 bed­ 14 bath ranch Separate dining room, Very nice area Newlx decorated Sim­ on this gorgeous brick ranch wwilb 3 Ranch style home features equtsite dec­ $79,900 $69,900 BIRMINGHAM - OWNER A BEAlTY Newly decorated 3 b*d- HANDYMAN SPECIAL room brick ranch featuring 2 lull baths family room, attached garage, central ple Assumption »7.000 down oo LC bedrooms, family room, ceou-al air, orating, heated pool. 2 lireplaces. for­ Quartos school district Charming 3 room ranch Stained glass accents 3 bedroom bungalow with den. family room with fireplace, hardwood Now $65,000 air Drapes, carpet, appliances »65.000 JS9.W0. Call for appt 689-5244 basement, yery pnvau patio and JS mal dining room and MUCH. MUCH bedroom borne on quiet dead-end street throughout Rec room with bar Central Good lerms By owner 358-4663 2 car garage aod fericed Good floors, full basement Now with imme 1 MUST SELL car garage t«i*00 Call diate occupanev ISS.SOO MORE " »98.500 1834 Fairview. 626-4467 air Now »59.000 land contract terms available ROYAL OAK, by owner. 14 Mile & Town House - Condo »26.000 Call 553-8700 • SCOTTIE FLORA : Crooks,area,l bedroom end unit, newly HITCHCOCK CENTURY 21 Three bedrooms. iv> baths. 1 car ga­ BIRMINGHAM - quality built 2 bed­ YOl LL KLIP OVER THIS 3 bedroom, 307 Milford-Highland carpeted, poof.' air. balcony carport. rage, air cooditlooLog. fulJ basement. room ranch, fireplace, full basement. fireplace It den. new carpet, new alumi­ Thompson-Brown low maintenance fees includes heaL, CENTURY 21 GALLERY Gold House Realtors (unshed rec room, garage, on Villa HAVE YOU EVER WANTED TO LIVE 553-2000, ext. 226 num siding with insulation Long term MIKOCK- 6893. near Dearborn Heights must sell, asking »32.500 Call 453-049» Gold House Realtors JM.900 Buyers only. 644-2031 Lacd contract Home Warranty A on a lake' Beautiful contemporary 478-4660 261-4700 Afler 6prn, 453-6184 home. Lake Sherwood 179 ft on the2 family house, good condition. 829.900 OF HOMES BIRMINGHAM great place lo sun »47.000 Consider offer Will trade for acreage. SOUTHFIELD - lovely 1850 sq fL. 3 464-8881 water Rourx] living and dining room bedrooms. 24 baths, finished base­ 453-2210 3 bedroom brick. Assume 9i«% mort­ with cedar ceiling 3 fireplaces. 8 car down payments Owner 624-9130 BEAUTIFULLY KEPT J bedroom. I u. 314 Plymouth-Canton ment family room. »73.500 or best of­ STATELY COLONIAL gage, »322 mooth. »61.500. Owner. electronic doorwalls. deck across back. 4x6 fer Land contract terms available baths, full basement with rec room, LIVONIA - PERFECT Family ranch, 360-261J OLD REDFORD AREA • Wooded lot features too numerous to mention, as­ whirlpool in bedroom Qualified buyers By Owner 4 bedrooms. 24 baths, elec­ Property settlement, roust selL356-3716 large lot. double garage Can view any­ NOVI/WIXOM AREA only »240.000 • 658-3055 sume T% mortgage or LC Asking Beautiful Quad BLOOMFIELD HILLS - by owner. 4 tronic furnace & air cooditiooiog. 11% time Call 4J1-91M Healty SOUTHFIELD • Spacvous 1650 soft 2 18» 500 Call weekdays onlv afler 3.J0 Very clean S bedroom 1 ^ bath with en-* bedroom colonial, newly carpeted & VA mortgage or LC . 255-0969 »450 PER MONTH bedroom condo First floor Under­ BY OWNER Small borne 4 bedrooms, 464-7077 closed Florida room, roto aoLeona. air painted. »129.900 Terms garage, comer lot. nice area. Deeds re­ conditioner in bedroom, finished base­ Associates 308 Rochester-Troy ground parking with door opener Ele­ Outstanding spaciom home with large 642-9101 . . . )54-7471 pair, near schools and shopping. )40.000 LIVONIA-JO DOWN ment with bar »63.900 Call . 321 Homes For Sale vator service Laundry room Tight se­ 47MJ18 3 bedroom aluminum ranch 120 mo EILEEN AGIUS carjieted living room, winding stair­ BLOOMFIELD KILLS - Looe Pine/ M.O. HARWELL CO. curity Small well maintained complex »35 900 559 4111. alter 6 PM way, formal dining room. 3 bedrooms, Lahser area 3600 Sq. Ft main floor. 31513 Northwestern. Farmington Hills 5 YR. MORTGAGE AT 13% Livingston County All appliances »79.000 74% assem- DISTINCTIVE J BEDROOM 39S-S609 Century 21*. , full basement, energy efficient insula­ 3000 Sq Ft lower level eitra clean 626-3800 3 YR. MORTGAGE AT T2% able mortgage Call Bob 357-3262 brtc« Ranch is a borne for all tion scenic countryTocalloo Call betweeo 2 and 4 P.M. 371-1012 MODERNIZED FARMHOUSE with seasons Fireplared living ALL-LEDATEO— WiLt-guataotee of renewal-Brand oew-LUpsla-OT Income Apartrnefil. large fam- SOTJTHFTELD. 104 Mile tt Berg. TRADE UP TO ! 23822 Village' House N. 2 bedroom. 2 room. Florida room and a fan- Gold House Realtors . - 4J.*00-DOWf4-PAVME?n f-BLOOMFI1EL D HILLS tiwuLKe scTtr 3 -bedroom ranch with lovely home in Chelsea Village with 4 bed­ ily room with fireplace, extra large bath. pool, all appliances including lisUc ree'rtoni wITAltft wet - AN EXCCOTiVE COt©NIAl! LOW INTEREST MORTGAGE level on «35 Roblnhood, 3/4 bedroom.. appointments Rec room car­ rooms, family room and" balcony off kitchen downstairs, located oo the main Are you ready to make the move but 459-6000 washer & dryer. »59.900 Asjumabte or bar Flexible terms. 167.900 2¾ balh. Urge Florida room, patio. peted perfect for entertaining master bedroom overlooking atrium road just N of quiet Howell. Mich in­ are worried about all the hassle of put­ deck & many fine features Lease op- cludes bam &7 10 perked acres, contain­ LC 547-61S0or » 353-6616 Call!61-M80 1 CANTON. »5000 Assumes 11¾% Ex­ LUMBERJACK 363-9209 with fireplace & bar 3000 sq It of luiory living. Only ting your house up for sale The answer cellent 3 bedrjjom ranch 00 tranquil ct. - Uon to purchase 1(219)277-1055 Doorwalls open lo deckhand IliVOOO ing trees, rabbits, pheasants & backs up is trade' Is your, family income de­ WIXOM Built in 197», Bargain; 3 bed­ Thompson-Brown full finished basement, large fenced super tred vard »84.500 Call lo Bogue Creek »82.000 with terms By WABEEK-SOUTH signed to fcindle a $699 monthly mort­ rooms. 2 baths, fall basement, attached BLOOMFIELD KILLS • »550.000 GREAT PLACE TO RAISE KIDS - owner 629-6880 DONT MISS SE*:iNG vard Quick occupancy 6t perfert for the 553 8700 gage' If yes. TRADE your J bedroom ta rage big lot. »49.900. with large 5.000 Sq ft living area oo approximate­ brick ranch has 3 bedrooms, oper. floor In Bloomfield Kills foe sale by owner, This most beauUM 3 bedroom young family Only »54.900 Call today' Souse or condominium for my 4 bed­ own payment no interest for 3 yrs ly 14 acres 3 bedrooms, library. 2 plan 4 large lot School i.i subdivision P1NCKNEY Ceotennial home, country, outstanding 3 bedroom coedo featuring Ranch borne lhats perfectjon R F. Network. Mall. Inc 455-57J0 Thompson-Brown room. 14 bath 2.200 so ft colonial 544-0245. eveninp 661-4535 complete kitchens. 3 full baths. 2 half Attractive lerms »61.900 selling 5 bedrooms. 2 baths, family a 2 story foyer in living room, formal la everv detail. Spacious living with all the extras' Pnme NW Livonia baths Family room, 3 lireplaces In­ BRICK RANCH 4800 sq ft. 2 fire­ room with fireplace Spacious country dining eroom. spacious 1st floor master rVim, firepUced family room location S6901 Sunnydale. N of S Mile. EASXJO E/JJOY! door pool. Wet bar. pool room Tennis places. 3 baths. 6 bedrooms. 34 at­ kitchen 2200 sq ft Portage Lake privi­ suite 1st floor lauDdry & many eitras Well decorated 3 bedroom Canton Colo­ and fc* added family enjoy­ W off Levan Owner 591-1724 1 316 Westland coort Great home (or sports & enter­ tached garage. I6i32 pool I"» acres leges Low down oo LC Call Rick Smith which include a professional dark room ment a luxurious, carpeted nial with 1 ¾ baths, huge country kitch­ taining Ceotral air 4 air cleaner By »112.000 11¾ Land Contract 626-7275 EARLKEIM at Livingston Group 477-0711 It plush Library den Excellent terms rec room Owner financing en with lots of cupboards and no-wax Garden City owner Days 2«0-O«O6. eves 647-3419 BIRMINGHAM Under »200.000' Call after 6pm available I7».900 Call WOODED ACRE floor, family room with fireplace, full BY OWNER desirable Farmington basement 2 car attached garage 00 lot J61-SO80 affords yoo the seclusion you've been BY OWNER Birmingham. Qulrton Meadows - 3 bedroom Ranch, full fin­ 322 Homes For Sale 851-0612 backing to minipark »65.900 CUSTOM BUILT Lake Estates 4 bedroom Wallace Frost ished basement with recreation room 645-5800 seeking 10 this custom built borne with >. By Thompson-Brown forrruldintng^fireplace in living room, 4 bedroom tri-level - home was built to English todor Charm and quality As- Fenced, yard Near Schools LC 11¾ COOLIDGE-16 MILE 4 bedroom coo- Macomb County HITCHCOCK 14 baths. 1.200 • SqFt. Air. Tennis, coved ceiling, wet-plaster, heated Flori­ perfection and shows iL Low heating ranabbte mortgage, reduced 1»" Pil­ »71.000 474-2769 temporary quad 24 baths Profession­ FOUR BEDROOM brtck ranch, family STERLING HEIGHTS. Simple assump­ pool, clubhouse, carport Nic* Area. da room, basement, aod garage bills Excellent land coo tract terms grim 64 V3016 or 644-3732 ally landscaped 2 4,car attached ga­ room, baaeroeot. I baths. 1 car garage. GALLERY TARM1NGTON HILLS SCHOOLS - 2 tion »445 month. 94% Interest Newly »44.000. Come It See - willing to talk. »71.900 Call »69.900. Call. rage Land Contract »125.000 643-787» Assume 10% Uod contract for f yean, MIKE WICKHAM COLONIAL, 4 bedroonu. By owners- bedroom ranch- Large double fenced decorated, family room with fireplace, Afler 6pm - weekdays; or aftet-12 noon, low down paymeoL $«J.W». Ot-4»Sl SCOTTIE FLORA OF HOMES Large Jot la Birmingham Farms Sub. lot Land contract terms - .U*. Good ROCHESTER - Prestigious Hawthorne. 1st floor laundry, formal dining room, weekeads - 421462» 453-2210 CENTURY 21 Assumable l\l% mortgage. Look It rental income property. »31.000 4 bedroom colonial, den, formal dining. »4 car garage. Utlca schools. H3.0O0. CENTURY 21 over. Owtiers will »ssW--lo financing. 474 276» 34 baths central air. air cleaner un­ 731-0912 ZERO INTEREST "IMMACULATE" JUST LISTED! Gold House Realtors 626-9)03. 626-1620 derground sprinklers, wooded lot 3000 Eicellent terms available 00 litis super Gold House Realtors FARMINGTON HILLS 3 bedroom sq ft Vacant (128.000 firm 375-0508 FINANCING sharp J bedroom brick ranch with fin­ BLEND AVAILABLE with this 4 bed­ bnck ranch Great room. Fieldslone room Canton quad level with 2 full 478-4660 261-4700 . GREATPRICEI! 326 Condos For Sale ished rec room, huge family room, 464-8881 fireplace, central an. wei bar. first ROCHESTER Deluxe brick colonial SHIAWASSE6 VILLAGE baths, carpeting throughout, oatural wood deck patio. I car garage, aod »4.900 DOWN AT»>-.% - Unbelievable GREAT TERMSH floor laundry, attached 2 car garage with *ei plaster, wine cellar, wel bar in ADAMS WOODS - Bloomfield Hills 2 Large 1 bedroom Coodo in South fireplace in family room, full base­ FORECLOSURE SALE beautiful landscaping Asking ti4 900 buy on this gleaming while aluminum Birmingham Schools and mailing »124.900 661J084 wi]i-oul basemenl Loaded with ex­ bedrooms. 24 balhs. walkout lower field with uniquely positioned patio 1 ment. 2 car garage Immediat^i^ccu- Low. Low down, lender offering special CallEDTREMBATH ranch with 3 bedrooms. 1 ¾ baths, cov­ Immacslate4 bedroom Colonial with tras Land Contract with »40.000 down level, 2 car garage Private landscaped facing the Rouge R|ver Many new pancy »62 900 ^*- low interest rales & price below mar­ GLEN ORCHARD Sob-brick bi-leveJ. 3 1st floor Laundry oo almost '. acres »105.000 Chirco Really 739-8200 courtyard Fireplace, decks, magnifi­ lururv features ered patio All this plus over a half ket, colonial. 3 spacious bedrooms. ${p- bedrooms. 2 4 baths, garage I a'ctelot. 422-6030 Den. family room »106.000 with 15 cent view for every season »139.800 PPENI7-7 DAILY EXCEPT THURS acre »39.500 HITCHCOCK arai* dinette, children's tludy. huge many extras 15¾ down land conlrart YEAR Land Contract at 10% If you TROY ASSL'MABLE Mortgage By owner 852-3665 family room with bar & doorwall to »85.000 Owner translerred 47S-7707 RE/MAX have »25.000 to put down Call Joyce at »10.000 down 4 bedrooms. 24 baths 352-7775 MOTIVATED SELLER has priced Hits GALLERY covered patio, den. carpeting thm out, BIRMINGHAM - 2 bedroom I balh home way below marke' An excellent 647-19J2 SCHWEITZER Real Estate energy efficient. ap?liaoc*s »79.300 FOREMOST, INC. all for (35.000 HILLTOP SETTING 772-2911 or 524-2127 townbouse. newly redecorated covered location eochances the value of this 3 OF HOMES LOVELY 3 bedroom brick ranch Over parking. 626-6654 330 Apts. For Sale IMMACULATE RANCH - in excellent bedroom quad levei with huge .family (l-sp) Attractive colonial offering 8 location All brick with aluminum trim 453-2210 looks tennis courts at Eton Park Par­ rooms. 4 bedrooms. 2 4 baths Owner TROY • beautiful colonial, landscaped room, natural fireplace, finished .base­ tially finished basemeel Will rent with to perfection with private backyard 4 BLOOMFIELD HILLS. 2 bedroom. 2 REDUCE INCOME TAXES makes it maintenance free J bedroom, ment. 2 car garage, huge palio Only transferred Home has natural fire- baths. 1st floor, immaculate 4 spacious. 6 urul bnck 4 aluminum apt building, full basement, beautiful remodeled option to buy »63.500 644 805» ilace m the family room, bar off the bedrooms 14 baths large country »51900 kitchen, family room with fireplace. rec room Pool 4 clubhouse Adults No low maintenance, in desirable Down­ kitchen. J ear garage Great urms of ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI Castelli fiving room, circular stairway. 2 car pets »87.000 642-1449 river rental area By owner 459-6667 turned garage, in a neighborhood of living room, beautifully decorated in fered (46.900. FANTASTIC ASSUMPTION - on this 3 Place your classified wanl ad In ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! »90.000 lo 1120.000 homes Winding neutral tones. 1700 sq feel, central air. 8R0OKDALE Condominium, one bed­ bedroom Colonial with formal dining Suburban Detroit's finest market 525-7900 finished basement, near schools An ex­ ROSEDALE CARDENS - Super sharp 3 LIVONIA SCHOOLS - BY OWNER Place your classified want ad In streets, rolling land »10.2.00 .oan as­ room, ali appliances including waher room, family room with fireplace, base­ The Observer It Eccentnc Newspapers cellent %uy at »84 900 Low fixed rate Several attractive buildings bedroom brick ranch with large mod- Er.jby quality living in a unique custom Suburban Detroit's finest market sume a 154^ ioc.g teVm" filed rate and dryer FHA-VA »31.500 ment. 2 car attached garage, aluminum The Observer It Eoeeolric Newspapers mortgage expiring 2009 Great terms. financing available By owner 689-7462 from 6 to 150 unlls. Will era kitchen. iv» baths, beautifully fin­ trim, central air Located in excellent 591-0900 Wayne built bvlevel home 2.600 sq ft. 4 bed­ Duke Really 477-6000 eat house, great location, great price ished basement J car garage Very Livonia location Immediate occupan­ rooms. 24 baLhs, country kitchen, din­ 591-0900 Wayne TROY by owner 1st time offered. 3 Show excellent returns along negotiable terms »59.900 644-1070 Oakland ing room, large family room with bar, 2 SL77847 BY OWNER - 2 condos. 12 Mile 4 Ever­ cy »66.90« bedroom ranch, family room with fire- green 2 or 3 bedroom, both profession­ wilh tax shelters. >~* 852-3222 Rochester/Avon natural fireplaces, oversized 1 car at­ 644-1070 Oakland lace, full basemenl. half acre. »73 000 tached garage Quiet cul-de-sac loca­ p!ai ally decorated, pool, tenrus. low majnle- RAVINE 4 STREAM - a beautiful Cape TRUE COUNTRY - in the city Fish in L'se your Visa or Master Card 852-3222 Rochester/Avon Ca! 1 betweeji*pm-9pm 689^0732 nancefee Must sell 886-2517 839-7707 Cod on » 1½ acre scenic setting in a tion LC available »82.000 Eveninp your own private pood when you live 10 PLYMOUTH TWP - acre olus. 3 bed Use your Visa or Master Card Century 21 Call Jardine Laurenceiie. much sought after location 4 bed­ 535-0487 TROY • Open Sat 6/ Sun Beautiful 4 this 4 bedroom, m bath Colonial, beau­ room ranch on beautiful ftidgewood Rd VINCENT N LEE CANTON Plymouth Landing The rooms, dining room. > natural fire­ bedroom. 24 bath colonial Fireplace & 549-8320- tiful patio overlooking 2 acres with f 140IS) Trade in will be considered WESTLAND EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES whole family can enjoy living in tios places, full walk-out basement, huge at­ woods* creek »124.900 303 West Bloomfleld wet bar in family room, finished car. spaoocs well-kept townbouse unit 3 45S-8496 Three bedroom block, g>rage. utility 851-4100 peted basemenl, 1st floor laundry, un­ tached garage Motivated seller is of­ bedrooms. 14 bathsr full basement. 2 WAYNE - 4 unit brick, minimum main-_ 1 room. House up to cod* By owner, derground sprinkling system, security fering fantastic terms »125.000 ' MOTHER-IN-LAW QUARTERS Move PLYMOUTH Tap—- ASSL'MABLE COLONIAL in Blcom- MAUREEN KEANE DORAN hoge walk-m closets Central air Sim­ lenance. II10 000 Principals-"oofy »27.900 Assume 7¾ — ' 7J9-930I system. 13 1 24 deck & other eitras mom in with you with her own separate field Hills School District 4 beorooms, Must sell their beautiful 5 bedroom. 4 ple assumption »48.900 Days 399-3610 Eves 5S1I480 -Move iri condition Terms available ONLY »2.700. assumes this fixed rale living area This, is an additional fea WESTLAND - 3 bedroom, gas heat, cen­ 24 baths, 1st floor laundry, ceotral air. balh mansion on gorgeous I acre in CHARMER large lot Owner »141.500 835-2983 »110000 643-4894 mortgage ] bedroom brick ranch with ture to this lovely bnck ranch wtth 2 Stunning 3 bedroom 2 full bath bnck tral air. funshed basement. 2 car ga­ Woodcreek Hills is Farmington Hills NOVI Stoneh**sJ«^Lar!d contract full finished basement, modern kilchen. lermj on this super sharp 3 bedroom bedrooms, fireplace. 2 car attached ga­ ranch newly remodeled country kitch­ rage. »60.000. reol with option to buy. Must return to Dearborn Best offer WATTLES 4 ROCHESTER AREA 332 Mobile Homes I car garage, aluminum trim Owner rage, all on a large wooded lot Excel­ en with oak cabinets, lovely family 420-3146 SKEPTICS ONLY 626-8027. 581-7015 Coodo wnh 14 baths, dining room, at must sell Livonia schools »51.500 lent land contract terms »59.900 room with natural fireplace, full base­ (1 fo) Prove to yourself that a quality 3 bedroom Tri Level Completely re tached garage and finished rec room For Sale built 2359 sq ft. brick home coold be »61.000 ment. 2 car garage, central air. profes­ MERCY AREA decorated m neutrals in ihe last 12 COLONNADE 1960. beauuful large mo­ •PICTURE PERFECT" describes this $5000 DOWN L.C. purchased for as k>w as »76.900 Home DREAM COME TRUE • If the country sionally landscaped 168.500. (! car garage OXK PARK N of 9 Mile- 3 bedroom 459-6000. (Quality Homes presents 3 pre-owoed HARRYS area in Livonia Featuring dining room. in Lake Pointe Village Sub Owner Is 1 CHALET NEAR THE LAKE ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! 24 bath brick ranch with den central hrinWiB HAtllml LUUIIIIUJTTVJ T new family room with fireplace, full base­ Chicago bound 5 year land contract at •cttao»OQp coiiTjoa CTWatrtntTTfr' Bring Offers! Spacious rustic designed 2 story, large Plaoe vrw r-l-m.r.prl • -> — "juuiu. gas UlUMiS. IKT.1I IfcoMiog home all ready for occupancy These ment, attached 2 car garage and, more 10^ Interest' «61.500 P-431 •nr Arbor Rd Lower Level 2 bedrooms, IIVIBU IU.41I. U'bOd oUMlIng" lireplac*. Suburban Detroit's finest market & Synagogues »49.900 398 6720 homes are located in luxurious High­ mtLiiiimuuiiJiiij »I,w/ room, garage, and nice lot Land con­ excellent tocalloo »53.900 The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers carport air. basement Carpet thm-oul. land Hills Estates, featuring club house. PLYMOUTH tract terms available. »48.900 verv clean »45.000 Offer' 453-6271 W0LIT ROYAL OAK • by owner.3 bedrooms pool spacious bomesites. sidewalks, 22 FT FAMILY ROOM with natural Weary of sterile subdivision houses »2.500 DOWN' »402 MONTH 591-0900 Wayne remodeled kitchen 4 bath, finished DESPERATION SALE »45.900 Sooth- paved roads, underground utilities, city fireplace Is ooeofmany fine features in Take a look ai this charming elder 3 CENTURY 21 Beautiful new home on a tree lined 421-5660 . basement. 2 car garage, new plumbing, field location at Civic Center 4 Berg water 4 sewer ano professional man this lovely 3 bedroom trick quad-level bedroom bungalow with fireplace.-for street near the Cake. Spacious unique 644-1070 Oakland agemer.i This well-estabtishedcommu LAND CONTRACT TERMS - Quality 3 electrical, reduced »7000 to $45.900-07- Rd 2 bedrooms, private entrance, utili- P!us_dmtng room, basement, attached 2 mal dining room and a spacious treed Gold House Realtors open floor plan, excellent location 852-3222 Rochester/Avon nilv 13 iruly your dream come Ime bedroom brick ranch in Roscdate fer Good lerms. 533 ¢089 tv room, carport air Ask for Mr. car parage All 00 a beautiful wooded kit GOOD LAND CONTRACT TERMS' Use your Visa or Master Card Prices range from »14000 to »33.000 Meadows 1 bath & full basement Close 478-4660 261-4700 Schaefer. before 5 963-SSS5 lot Terms »87.900 »58.900 P 445 Shown bv appointment only Call for lo schools, shopping 4 transportation LUMBERJACK. 363-9209 RAMBLEWOOD tillage II Must sec to ROYAL OAK 3 bedroom dollbouse After Spm. 855-3495 LAHSER RD U117 4 family, fur- featuring custom master bedroom, fin­ details 474-0320 , 474 0333 .)51.904 FARMINGTON • Stunning 3 bedroom Schweitzer Real Estate nished. Old Redford Separate utilities appreciate - the Custom appointments FARMINGTON HIU.S 12th estate 2 OPEN HOUSE • Oct 3S-24th. 1-4PM of this Executive Ranch on prime Coun­ ished basement hardwood floors Love- brick home with completely finished Good income. »50.000. Consider offer*. - 4190 Iveroess I-an*- bedrooms. 2 balhs. 3rd floor unit in NOW - 77 Bl'DDY. clean' Appliances GREAT LAND CONTRACT TERMS try Setting 3 bedrooms 2 bauhs. com-. Iv treed lot »52 900 544 1908 basement with bar. 2 full baths BETTER HOMES Trade for acreage. Owner 624-9130 Pine Lake Beech Privileges. Slmfld Mercedes Bldg »53 560 firm shed, deck »8.500 Immediate occupan and possible FHA or VA 3 bedroom, nlete lower level Qualified Buyers' doorwall off dinette, covered patio and Schools • 4 bednpom TrtLevei: 24 Broker Bruce 851-8070 cy Musi sell' Weekdays 9-5pm aluminum ranch on large lot with park­ LAND CONTRACT TERMS »150.000 By appt. Only 661-5168 2 car garage Land contract »65 900 & GARDENS balhs, family room fireplace (wet bar>. 978-7121. afler 5 4 weekends 546-4291 like setting m baths, family room 4 »7000 down at 11 % for 5 yean Spotless 310 Union Lake cathedra) ceiling step-down living FARMINGTON HILLS 2 bedrooms, 2 flntpllc*, wood deck and 1½ car al- 453-6800- 3 bedroom borne In N Redforo New PATRIOT 24x44 »4 000 Down 11¾ PRICED BELOW MARKET' • Call now room, forced air. corner lot, circular 5 BEDROOMS baths repainted tennis pool micro Uchjsj garage. »62.500 carpeu formal dining room, finished Commerce Interest Jus! 1273 per mo 3 bedrooms", to.jee this.aflotdahlt 3 bedroom brick drive, sprinkler system Assumable wave, carport. 94¾ LC. 845-3694 basement with bar. »19.900 Call Carol EASY TERMS many eitras Asking »19.900 tmmedi-_ In-level Featuring 2 lull baths. 23 ft SPACIOUS RANCH 18«--30Yr Mtge-»HS.O00 «26-41« (l-ba) Approximately 23&0 sqTt McV CETMR'IST.kND lake frbot 4 bed family room. -2 J ft palio-etlached t car weekdays 8-30 loi 42»-S00vT roapj_JtitepU«.. 2„i-TWPr-t»00 dawn, II*- borne lealures 2 car garage premium f^ARh-KPIM J5»:9W SnivleassLHipllui $132,900 included Good assumption or L-C simple assumption terms ava_ilabie.'_ balhs Easy land contract assumption Land Contract. »55.000 3-4. bedrooms, sile separate dining room, extremely RBOENT- 1 »71. 12 \ 36 dean partlv NOTT roodO'fealufihT T'beorooms" all SUBURBAN 261-1600 Good price for pleasani neighborhood finished basemenl, garage carpeting $i (l-bl) I2%_interesl 15 year fixed rale Sfurinits ianuly. room- with-weod-hoTn-- -8146900- 6981478 furnished walking distaf>c e to stores L BRICK BL'NGALOW • Super 10¾ down tefTft rriorlgage with 'minimum~&wn ing fireplace Substantially below mar­ appliances even washer 4 dryer, cen­ ii&iOO-Call - feramic. dTshwasherrmooeni kitchen- Sl'PF.R Cl'TE starter home 7 bed­ banks low lot rent »5500 Afler 4pm - LIVONIA- MerHman. W -Ctitcigc Tand contract terms available on this 3; could be possible on this prestigious co­ ket imprest rate Call for exciting de­ tral air attached garage »49 500 4 FRANK RILEY • Separale dining room, fireplace, large rooms, large lot All appliances includ 291-J099 I bedroom brick ranch 1 car gafage. bedroom home in Jjvonia .With large lonial Owner has been transferred tails and persorrtl lour Priced [or fast lot.eitras^646-9696. 471-4094 cd 2 fireplaces, bav »indo» lakepriv finished basement, washer. »54 900 living room, basement and garage all from this 8 room, 4 bedroom. 24 bath sale »79.900 ML 78025 •HITCHCOCK SHILT2 1971. 12x64. 2 bedrooms, ex 591 1041 on aneitra large lot »43 900 Century 21 REDFORD TWP 7«. VA mortgage borne Neighborhood of »130.000 to lieges »44 900 69^,1756. 647 4385 pando living room, all weather porch, »34.900 3 bedroom, asbestos ilding. 1200.000 price range homes Bargain GALLERY funjished. located io Child « Lake & 0% LAND CONTRACT terms of­ Gold House Realtors basement, garage »16.000 to assume price Creat location Attractive terms s tales. Milford Best offer 5S5 075! fered on this thirp (told Manor 4 bed- -24994 Midland After 4pm, SU-62M Bloomfleld Hills Schools ML 79395 Century 21 311 Orchard Lake OF HOMES ONE CALL DOES IT ALU- 459-6000 .- 1400 DOWN " Place your classiTied wanl ad in Toofrt bricl CdTonial Highlights irxTudV VINCENT N LEE Walled Lake 453-2210 famif, room with fireplace, dining KXKCimVE TRANSFER SALES 1982 70 X 14. 2 bedrooms. »838 per Suburban Detroit's finest market TAKE OVER month Must be working and have good The Observer & Eccentric Newspapers room basement, large lot and 2 car ga­ 302 Birmingham Century 21 851-4100 ' BV OWNER. Walled I-ake 1200 HQ rage Vt.VX> THE PAYMENTS ft ranch -J bedrooms, atfached garage, ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI credit BVlleville are 397-J3S3 591-0900 Wayne And move right into this lovely 3 bed­ Bloomfleld V INCEST N LEE fenced yard Consider renting until fi Place your classified waot, ad In CIRCLE THIS AD1 Newly decorated 4 room. 14 bath Canton home featuring EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES nancingavailable 886.-6088. _62<,-30J2 SubutbMTjgtroitafingsumrknt-- -- ATTENTION TRANSFEREES' 305 Brighton-Hartland 644-1070 . Oakland' bedroom brick ranch with 2¾ baths. 2f plush carpeting, no-war, kitchen .floor The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers 333 Northern Property EiecuUve-cofe»Ul-4<»-Bteomflq ft colonial In Executive Estate in Orchard l.ake lerms and priced below market HISTORIC VICTORIAN FARMHOUSE garage. Eitra money on on prioclpal bedrooms, panelled den. beamaed cell­ Pine. Lake Estates. 4 bedrooms. 24 Village 5000 sq tt Large living 644-1070 Oakland DRl'MMOND ISLAND - 315 (I lake LIVONIA M7HJOY »52.900 Circa 1863. professionally restored Lo­ will reduce, payments »66.900 ing family room/fietdslone fire- baths. 1st floor laundry, finished base cated in South Lyon Spacious through dming, kitchen family, rocreatino. Ii Huron froc.lage pari of 1812 Bnlufi Partially built borne »2000 down All 852-3222 Rochester/Avon place.many other fine amenities. Move- ment, central air. Bloomfield Hill out Mid »90 s Boardwalk Properties brar). 4 bedrooms 54 bathx. 4 car ga Fort Cotyer ruins. Whitney Ray brick Full basement, 3 bedroom ranch HITCHCOCK Use. your Visa or Master.Card 10 YEAR LAND CONTRACT lerms in condition »185.000. 104% mortgage Schools, Pine Lake beach privileges Call evenings »34 2314 rage. 14 acres beaunfully landscaped. 1 463-011( »450 per month Earn part or- all of available on this 2 bedroom brjci available 646-1819 »115.500 Assumable mortgage al Fronung tyrtvard Lake Country Club 4 PLYMOUTH LANDINO. By Owner, 2 your down payment br painting, floor GALLERY HIGCENJ.LAKE-- 1 bedroom *-<>jur- WoodvWw Cofido Featuring dining 74% »51 8485 or 644 4433 Orchard lake Pontoon boal included bedroo[n.lcjRuTil tit. tppliiaee»-tuy- V cKalel fireplace fully furnished Uilng.etc Goodman-Builder 3M-9034 room, kitchen with appliances, balcony OF HOMJEj BEVERLY HILLS • Spacious 3 bed- 306-Soulhfk>td-L8thfup Partially furnished cV oMurTusriec' redecorated Assumable at 8 . % or } full halhs and carport 119 900 ronTrrbfTc1rRaiv.il SllulIM onTarge" Call Mr Romeo 342-8661 LCOntv»34900 455 6390 L.YaJXMiTH-TWP * •worr'tt^rSorTt try kitchen with fireplace, all sew alu- ranch, full basement, brick 4__s1d«, KALEVA, MICHIOAN 5 bedroom Re ——SHARP! &oj,riMairiiiK«tf. j bt4taZai,lW 14 bath, basement, attached garage, TWrTrto^rTnoows'. immndiale "occupan­ lirement home no 10 beautiful acre? ) bedroom brick -broad tree I with fin 3t5 MorthvilMrOvi baths, plus basement and J car garage 3T9'Rome's For Sale fireplace, central air. riatio, pool available. 644 0486 cy Offer Broker Co rip 8614454 Also 2 bedroom guest house Move right ,-iaied bntiwn, cracfUkuv-rooWr-oar- Owner transferred Terrific value Itt.Ouu 644 3300 Alter 5PM 455 4643 petlng throughoet. Double closets, c*- Oakland County in. »45000 Down payment JtOOO Bal -WehFE- 1 $7,600 BIRMINOHAM-AM brick ranch. J-4 Your children will enjoy th« Iwimrriini LATHRl'P By owtwr Super energy r»mlc bain,, large feared yard Easy inc*"Land Contract Easy terms U-cr) This newer brick and aluminum bedrooms. ] baths, finished basement aw] boiling benefits of Pine Lake Call ellicient gai beat. 4 bedrooms 24 CLARKSTON AREA Beauuful home ROCHESTER CONDO 5 bedrooms 2 4 neilble terms Only»4».J00 1 Owner 1-616 887 4825 474-5700 150« sq ft home with attached J car near xchootj Mint »17.000 down today (or personal tour ML 78686 balhs. attached brccreway 4 garage, Hen wooded area 34 acres. J bed­ baths finished basement. 2 car ai- acbed garage landscaped privacy SUBSTANTIAL PRICE garage can be purchased for only Monthly paymenl »373 plus tax. large lol LC or owner terms 55» 5*81 rooms 2. luli barhs »96.00« willing to LAKE CHARLEVOIX v-en. desirable , Attractive! yard clubhouse with year rouno swim ADJUSTMENT and pcrfoctx* »59.904 Small initial inveslment of »72.000 Owner «49 »33» trade for C0060 in Rochester area Call Le Havre Con.V> on Rnztn) Lake" ? bed PmUlilly decorated brick bom* witi ming ByOwntr 8)5-9609 m every detail make ihls 3 »7.600 with rtqiuhfjratloo can assume Century 21 ...... -- «23-7060 rooms 2 baths, furnished include* dock 1 bedroom^, foil basement,. (trolly bedroom brick Ranch a must a 14^ flxe^ raft*Jong term_mor1x».g(. BIRMINGHAM. Mar Dowrilo«n. CXmy ROSELAND WOODS - •- . VINCENT N LEE ROCHESTER Kings Cove. J story 3 beated swimming pool. J blocks'from room and 2 car. attached garage Pri- to-swTh*»pa«oE3 firfpU?* Car! for MrsoriaT tour and exciting de­ ronahle"14 sTor7.n"6»^n»ms.-l car NEAR OM ORION EXECUTIVE TRANSFER StLES Rambling ranch with attached 1 car ga" oei]r\>oo-n 24 baths Dining room. Ilv- dnwnlown Oiatlevoti lias fanla«ic -Vths irard wtth targ> patto- Quahtt con- family room opens onto a de­ tails MI. 7193« garage, on tree lined blvd Movelbcoo- I'nique contemporary designer'* borne rage Nilcril 2 way firrolacc tn living ir.g room with fireplace Full basement view of Round lake bridge 4 towji atructjno - this home was built by an lightful summer porch For- ditkm «4X41» 851-4100 Million location 5 7 acres in ihe woods room 4 dining, room Modern kitchen Central air tlarage Eicellent »110 000 with creative financing avail arcillecL Lscrallve laud contract mil'dinlnr rtonr finish/'d rec Seclooed yet close t bath, attached 1200 fl deep efl IS 31 in Torch lake EXECUTIVE TRANSFER SALES financing flexible 1169/foo Village 14 acre mature hardnood. al-. 28200 7 Mile 533-7272 Mellon »65.900. «45-008» nam sceooLv lerms by owner. 626-0295 garage, deck, tool club Lowest price In Thompson-Brown 651-4100 REMAX NW 533-2800 Senou* buyers only Rv owner 627-3500 complai SLtiebVf Realty MSiSOO terSpm »5(3170

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333 Northern Properly 340 Laka-River-Resort 354 Income Property 360 Builnew 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartment! For Rent For Sale Property For Sale For Sale Opportunities CASH TODAY CHURCHILL SQUARE Troy's finest 1 BEECH 4 « MILE 1 bedroom, heat in bedroom ipu loclude Dishwasher, eluded, dishwasher, air ccodiLtooed. BOTSFORD PLACE BONNIE BROOK ACRES 1M and cabuv near Re«J Cltv 1100 DOWN Say YES" to yourself OR carpel.^oll site washer it dryer in eac* new carpeting. In quiet building, refer­ OuUltndiog kuotinj IJO.000 Call Bey 10 acres ol Hardwood A Pine on Invest in your own future' GUARANTEED SALE apt. central air. balcony, carport, pool, ences, $2)0 Call Days. 5)4-7670 GRAND RIVER-8 MILE APARTMENTS Also If In Porclos-re wee.da)-i . JUJJVJMI Cheboygan County Road will elertncv other features No peu 895 Klro. E of Behind Bou/ord Hospital 1 8EDROOM $285 ty close to suie land $'W5. |7S per We have lovestrrvecU that will yield 12- BUYING OH SELLING A BUSINESS' Or Need Of Repair Croot. »2 10)5 CHEBOVCAN - MKllown Ideal 4 fcta month oo lOJ^ LC Ye'Ole Realty. 15¾ oo your dollars > THATSOURBUSLNESS BIRMINGHAM. I bedroom, carport, RENT & SAVE 2 BEDROOM $325 son retirement uveocrve 3 family bom*. PO Boi«61 CrayUnj Mjchigao «»7J| air conditioning pabo, all utilities ex­ PRICES WILL NEVER BE AS LOW!- INCLUDES'HEAT completely updated IJi.900 Aounv »17-MS-MO) or Eves S17 J«» »J«7 4 « « unit. Plymouth. Royal Oak So PLYMOUTH cept electric, convenient location able 10* mortgae*. Write Conlin, Lyon. Garden City Owner will finance MANOR APTS l)M..-mo _ 644-27)1 1 Bedroom for $359 Carpeting, Alf Conditioning 1011 William St. Plymouth. Ml 48170 LAKEFROVT ACREAGE • N E of j VR BUSINESS BROKERS Castell City of Plymouth BIRMINGHAM 1 bedroom duplex, Swimming Pool Flint, b-a.llivil Otter Late *itb its 464-4403 2 Bedroom tor $399 DKER HUN^JIS PARADISE Family restaurant Westlaod. seals 61. newly decorated, porch, saie drive, rolling, treed land, u offenti ) acre to grosses over 1740 day- 525-7900 Central Downtown Area 3 Bedroom for $459 10 Acres Borden Uvousaoda oj acres o( 10 acre parcels directly «e the La.e for CANTERBURY APARTMENTS basement, carpet, drapes ))00 Includes 19800 Telegraph, next to itate Jand Beautiful woods rrnvxe Make your own future, don't leave it to 1 Beautiful 1 4 2 Bedroom Apts beat, water. Refrigerator 4 stove PETS PERMITTED your inspection large ironiai.es wood OWN YOUR OWN BUSINESS' Square Lake & Woodward Area Bonnie Brook Golf Club p.moo • iwooo dowo • iioooo ed a loo j la.e. owners will sell oo L C social ur-secuniy. your employer or Jean shop, children's shop, shoe store. From $305 64J5924 Smoke Detectors Installed momh Call Forest Laod Company Make your appt now (o inspect Vail someooe else dress shop )5.900 to )1(.400 b-store Desirable 1 & 2 bedroom apartments No Pets BIRMINGHAM Singles Welcome Office Hoofs: dayj or eveoiop. tlC-lM-£T<7 Real Estate One Krueo M6-1291 Perry Really (78-76(0 training, grand opening, futures in- from $270 Includes Heat. Appliances 45S-3Q80 2))7 E Maple Spacious 1 bedroom, Immediate Occupancy 9am-5pm Weekdays stAlled Call ngbt now 501)29-8)27 drapes, carpet, carport Adults, no peu We L' Club. I «1 floor two So. Ft partial .LIMITED PARTNERSHIP INTEREST Days. J55-0O97. if no answer. ))5-55)5 carport in fully leased suburban medical clinic CANTON Diplomat & Embassy ties. Intercom system Good security moo th­ «27-7018 ly furnished, golf, tennis, pool. 1175.000 1 ONE CALL OOES IT ALL) Playground oo premises For more lHrc assumable mortgage S8S->1<1 342 Lakefront Property 2 shares at 111.000 each yielding NOW TAKING APPLICATIONS FOR Apartments . 136"« The Brooks Group )5)7711 Place your classified nam ad in Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom Apts Information, phone GARDEN CITY Ford Rd 4 Memroan BLOOMFIELD l 4 2 bedrooms Stove, refrigerator HITCHINSON ISLAND oceaofront: BARNES LAKE — Suburban Detroit's finest rturtet Small, quiet, safe complex SOUTHFIELD Washtenaw County The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments carpeting Laundrv facilities No pets Condo J bedrooms t baths, all OJS!) M miles N of 1-75 by M-24 Ford Rd Near 1-275 COUNTRY MANOR ' 477-8484 - 177+117 T|-7((t upgraded New construction Pneedto- Spring led Baj-nes 'Lake waterfront AIRPORT 591-0900 Wayne from ))(0 Penthouse apartment. $595 «11 6«7-:i»i- home on doubie lot Sandy beach Has both E W N S asphalt 4 sod run­ STARTING AT $335. All appliances, carpeting and indoor 27883 Independence ways with active flight school & main­ pool Close to shopping and X-ways Large apartments tor rent on CARDEN CITY - I bedroom Carpel Terms tenance facilities 51 T-bangers & over 644-1070 Oakland Farmington Hills ing. appUaoces. air conditioning, heat 4 DEERFlELt) BEACH Laverne Eady i, Assoc Inc 6S6-4711 Open 8-5 weekdays. Sat 12 4 Woodward. N. of Hickory water )2)0 plus security 27*41)6 Spacious J bedroom Condo with pano- 30 tie-downs Located with easy access 852-3222 Rochester/Avon 981-0033 to town from 2 freeways 8? acres bor- CHERRY HILL £ INKSTER Grove Road. 2 bedrooms. 2 ramic view of Inter-coastal walk to - I'se your Visa or Master Card 559-2680 ocean 5 stops Many amfnTUeS LAKE Gl IANNON ders the C 4 0"f«TTwa'v~for"2CJi-fi 1 4 2 bedroom apartments baths, carport and heat In­ 400 Apartments For Rent )164.000 Boca International Really )750000 with terms Call Man Boyer. TAX SHELTER - Wanted professional For information 274-1983 FARMINGTON • FairrDoot Pari Apt- Inc Realtors Garv Croobel Realtor Owner unable to finish dream house mornings loot ball basketball players, executives, 1 It t Bedroom apartments 4 ) Bed 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, laundry hook-op. cluded at $500. Assoc Call collect tfves 1-JOS-42&-5970 36*0 so ft brick 4 cedar shell with ex doctors, in 50¾ tax bracket Write room. Iti bath townhouses Each unit covered parting, separate entrance. 335-1230 296-7602 , , pueed lower level J fireplaces Fin­ POBox lOSS.Southfield. Mi 48075 complelely air cooditiooed. carpeted, Immediate occupancy. MM month. V-H^»»*Jn>tA|l.t4/t4iktl,»tu»»»/»kA.»X>«sll *l*iVV A»'A»'* CENTURY 21' all appliances WE5T1NGH0USE • 7I4103OT 517))711)) ished to vour needs 100 It on PRI­ HARTFORD SOUTH WEST BIRMINGHAM AREA 338 Country Homes VATE LAKE SHANNON »'.49.500 WANTED TO BUYResuurant busi­ WASHER. DRYER in each individual Luxury I bedroom Apt- available. 348-6500 437-4111 ness, prefer Plymouth Twp Or will unit Large walk-in closets Lower units FABMINGTON HILLS $495 per Mo . 1 Yr lease 1 & 2 BEDROOM APTS. For Sale lease store or vacant space Suitable for and townhouse with private patios t Lowest prices (or extra large efficiency We invite vou to ule the color tour and 1-bed room is Adult apt complex Please call 64(-6105 around LAkE SHANNON Livingston restaurant Call Mike, after IIPM or doornails Ample parking Village park Extra Large starting at $250 per mo. -METAMORA 358 Mortgages* before 10AM 981-0865 with play area No Peta Newly decorated Drapes, shag carpet, BIRMINGHAM AKEA countv s largest* PRIVATE ALL appliances Individual central heal 4 HUNT COUNTRY.. SPORtS LAKE. 1 mile W. of L'S-2). be­ Land Contracts 2 4 ) bedroom luivryjipls. an- Sony No Pets-AH from ))55 land Best Bgy in the entire SR. CITIZENS WELCOME. Exclusive executive retreat for individ­ tween Hartland A Fenton Less thao 1 From $245 to $295 2 year teases available 474K52 | hi-ur from tVtroit Poatiac Flint. Ann 361 Money To Loan Birmingham area ual or investment group includes 4 oed- WE ARE BUYING 1 >-> months security deposit Includes 1¼ baths, with infra red heat lamps. room country contemporary A-frame | Arbor 4 Lansing Other takefrool second mortgages siissmmuu ~* A BEALTlTUL WOODED SETTING $695-)750 homes Also take lots lake acevss Call 522-S70O 647 1508 646-7500 Carpet, dishwasher, garbage disposal, walk in on the bluff of a 5 acre privale lake in 1 CASH FOR YOUR EXISTING LAND the middle of 440 acres of prime Meta- hornet 4 lake access lots Contract or mortgages RESIDENT MGR. 729-0900 closet, laundry facilities, outdoor pool, carport. rr.ora Hunt Country Excellent hurling ALTERNATIVE Perry Really 47)-7640 10 to 6 Weekdays. Sat by Appt -PO(MTIAC-_ BIRMINGHAM-DOWNTOWN L fishing -nth ur.i^'je privacy . ; Car." for free pictorial brochures of 17! 5 Orchard Dr Canton Twp One bedroom from $395" Charming 19tb Century farrfSotse. homes Financing Available ABANDON VOIR HINT One bedroom Olchard Lake Rd near GLENWOOD ORCHARD tastefully restored on 10 acrev in- SYLVIA L COLE Real Estate Broker Existing Land Contracts Purchased 362 Real Estate Wanted Select Rentals-All Areas Telegraph Includes carpet, air coodi with luxury' appliances and plush car- elude* 4 stall barn with L3c_ro>m 4 629(161 Call (or Quotes Selling Your Home1 We Help Landlords 4 Tenants tiooer 4 beat Working adults with ref­ peting - very cfeaclej n Elevators, laundry Newburgh Rd. Near .-275 Expressway fenced paddocks. itli.OOO Contact us for financing possibilities Share Lutir.gs '642-1620 erences preferred From )2)5 and storage each floor For appointment c all A BF.AtTIFVL private lake within (6 DETROIT BOND 4 MORTGAGE ABSOLUTELY ORCHARD WOODS APARTMENTS Furnished apts available Sherry 113-67« 3)21 ; aires wooded Also log catxn ID area. INVESTMENT CO ' TOP CITY OF PLYMOUTH Call before 5 PM 729-5090 Whitman v Associate* J13 664-I8S3 . needs miner repairs Call 334-1878 (or appointment to see : fall )55-4550 Oakland Ctv. -540-6060 CASH FOR PROPERTY Mon. thru Frj. 9-5. S.at. & Sun. 1-5 WavneCty 259 3)19 Regardless of Condition Beautiful AMBER COLONIES • Roy at Oak Troy 355-1673 337 Farms For Sale LOWER STRAITS IAKE FRONT 2 Even if Behind in Payments 0. 1. li.l plus loft. 4 2 bedrooms Make Your Home Here bedroom borne. 2 tuihs. wooded lot Im­ 1 & 2 Bedroom Apts. l All Suburban Areas Fireplace, oak floors, balconv ACRES 2 > large ranch walk out base- mediate occupancy Musi Sell immedi­ 360 Business No Waiting - No Delavs Pels? Ask 549-4045 BIRMINGHAM Leave the Maintenance to us. mem ru'ural fireplace, attached ga­ ately )6 500 Down LC 855-5087 From $300 Up ASK FOR JACK K' 5 Downtown-- — rage. S Lyons schools )6(.500 10> Opportunities A NEWLY decorated 1 tedroom Bert- lira* •»-•"•">& v»5i>«'.«»»YiYii>'^^hVW»<; down. LC terms Several other couftsrv ON LAKE by owner ( bedrAms. 2 255-0037 No Pets ley apt with appliances fully carpeted 555 South Woodward homes oo similar terms All American baths living and dining rooms, large HAVE AN IDEA' If so we are a nauoo- central air 6 Mo lease includes beal 4 LUXURY Apartments in high rise Real Estate 227 12)4 437 123( family room, heated work shop, plus al company looking for ideas, inven­ RITE WAY water $)16 Mo )96-4245 or )9)-6220 building for Immediate occupancy many eiiras Land contract available tions 4 new products Patented or un­ 453-6050 Within walking distance to shopping, )98 800 698-2127 patented Confidential statement signed 8f4.OOK.VIEW VILLAGE ATTRACTIVE 1 bedroom apartroeol. restaurants, and theatre Heat included 339 Lots and Acreage before disclosure Free information, W Bloomfield. Walled Lake area. Utili­ Model open Sat 4 Sun l-4pm APTS CLARKSTONAREA - GR0SVEN0R SOUTH 348 Cemetery Lots call Mr Kellv 961-257) 1 4 2 bedroom apartments Some with ties, pool, air No Peu $270. For Sale Palmer Rd.-W.of Hannan 644 11«) or 669-45)( 645-1191 INVESTORS basements Washer 4 dryer hook-up TOWNHOUSES CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL Cullcra! Cen­ Appliances Air coodiUooed We have a FARMINGTON HILLS almosi acre lot ter 2 lots in the Garden of Creation Needed for AduR Foster Care Homes Plymouth School District ELM ST., TAYLOR Heather Hills custom home area Walk- bousing 6 mentally retarded persons clubhouse, tennis courts, pool, fishing 4 AXTELL ROAD APTS. BIRMINGHAM out basemenl possible $35,000 firra )1 TOOfor both (East of Telegraph. Souih of Gcxldard) 656-0084 urvder 24 hour supervisor Investor may- boating A beautifully landscaped coun­ Lard contract available 478-0(5( lease own home purchase borne for 400 Apartments For Rent try' setung HEAT INCLUDED Near Downtown lease, or invest in newly built, barrier BAVARIA ON THE WATER Colonial Court Terraces SPACIOUS 2-BEDROOM UNITS 20 ACRES 351 Bus. 4 Professional free home Lease arrangements are «S >>4 MileN of I-7SOO Dixie Hwy One and 2 Bedroom Apartments from Spacious 2 and 5 bedroom lgxury town- Bldgs. For Sale made with Michigan Department ai For appointment call... 625-8407 $)70. Balconies, rarpeung. Carports, houses and 1 bedreom_apartmcnts Will divide - an ideal homcsite with Managment & Budget For information BRAND SPANKING COOLIDGE-9 MILE 2 large bedroom Air Conditioning. Swimming Pool. Club- available Lovely wooded setting Well p-'ac-e and tranquility Ga* & electric LIVONIA , contact apartment, carpet, air conditioned bouse No Pets maintained Fully carpeted Adults $262 month available approved perk Land con 2 700 5(1 ft medical 12 850sq fi gen NORTHV'ILLE RESIDENTIAL * NEW Good area ))00 includes heat 4 water iracc terms $U 000 Call eral (SO-"* leasedj also has «200 so, ft TRAINING CENTER' 559-5176. 5(1-66(4 Private Entrance BOBAITCHISON storage facility 2 800 sq ft general Community PlacementT>nit Be the'frrst person to live intone of Close to Shopping. 1 Block North of 646-1188 )49,8000 En 7)4 these spacious 1 or 2 bedroom luxury BIRMINGHAM - Walk, to downtown STOVE, REFRIGERATOR. CARPETING Caii SANDRA LYONS DUE FOR A Maple. 1 Block E of Coofidge. near CENTURY 21 REAL ESTATE OSE aranments Features include large bal­ Somerset Mall Over 1.000 so ft. ) bedrooms, large Heat Included COMMERCIAL INC DENTAL LAB All new and fully conies, deluxe kitchens, large bedrooms RENT INCREASE?? kjlcheo with breakfast area Includes Gold House Realtors )5) ((00 equipped Induction casting machine and living area 2 bedroom has a doOble Spacious 1 bedroom Apts avail­ FOR APPOINTMENT heat, water 4 appliances )560 mo, lit 420-2100 Moving, will take payments, eicellenl bath Walking distance to sJvoppuig and able where the rent includes heat. Contact Manager Borjile Miller month rent free Ask for 8il! 549-2000 OFFICE OPEN DAILY. SAT. AND SUN 352 Commercial /Retail opportunity for right person SS7-1255 c/urches Easy access to ) express­ water and air conditioning TROY 643-9109 ways-* Located on the N W corner of 10 Call 274-7277 for information. BIRMINGHAM LARGE LOTS in prime area of Avon BIRMINGHAM Sale or lease 167) S EXCELLENT BUSINESS opoortoruty Mile and Meadowbroak. Open boose or corne to the Rental Office at. 1 bedroom apartment close' m commut­ CALL 287-8305 («) Township Near schools 4.H ulilities in Woodward Approiimatfly 1750 sq ft Mulu level marketing plan - one prod dailv IPM to 6PM. Sat 10AMSPM 27201 Canfield Or . Dearborn Heights CARRIAGE HOUSE APT - Birming­ er lines 4 walking distance to down­ Paved street Good terms with parking Immediate occupano get full or part time For more infor- i 1 blk So of Jov Rd off IrJister Rd } ham area singles preferred. $)15 mo town $295 per month Call 15! 5518. 65 I -OS07 M B Realty 5(0 4122 mation call Helen 455 6691 349-0J6S 6(2-)4)6 Hours 9 AM to 6 PM pics heat 644)752 )(9-0)65 642)666

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400 ApartmenU For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartment! For Rent 466 Apartment! For Rent 406 Apartment. For Rent 400 Apartment For Rent 400 ApartmenU For Rent 402 Furnished Apts. 404 Houses For Rent FARMIKGTON HILLS SOUTHFIELD - Studio Apartmeot TROY/Birmlnjham. Attractive 1 bed­ WEST BLOOMFIELD Large 3 bed­ WAYNE - 3 bedroom apartment Car­ ._ For Rent ABANDON YOUR HVNT STONERIDGE MANOR Pwoeer Apt*. It Mile & Northwestern, room. 1 bath (dull com pie L Carpeting, room, dining, tlvinj, main.floor, carpet­ peted, air coodrUooed, ssrimroicg pool Select Rentals - AJ1 Areu > bedroom Luxury Apirtxrwol ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI COOLrDGE/9 MTLE AREA, sublease Luxurious PUc* your classified want ad in 1270 per month appliances, carport, balcony, beat, stor­ ed, (as heat utilities ercept electric $140 mooth Inlcudes all utilities except We Kelp Landlords t, Tenants FROM IJ7S Call after 5pm iU-im age, close shopping 4sM» 4813041 $110 moothJy. security $120 S43-U93 electricity Adults No pets. Call for i months uo^l April Completely Share Listings . " 441-1410 (Delude* rtrpeling. drlp« IpplitDra Suburban Detroit*finest market Noon to $pnx 714-0494 furnished. 2 bedroom, adults, oo pets, storage area rnitiin apanmeot. balcooj 2nd Floor Penthouse The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers TROY - SOMERSET AREA reasonable 3M-047! ALL BRICK. t-J bedrooms, plu* rjuny patica security entrance Cose to Attractive studio apartment 1283 EXTRAORDINARY extras Single, chrldren. pets okay. War­ 591-0900 Wayne FARM1NCTON HILLS. - completehr ren, Rediord 0 Dexte* area. Prom cSoaolowo Farmiogtoo Treedoro Road monthly. Spacious 1 bedrocto apart-' " SPACIOUS J 4 I Bedroom Apts 402 Furnished Apts. ft of Orchard Lake Road. S of Grand 3 bedrooms-4 baths meor$$40 monthly Attractive 3 bed­ furnished. 1 bedrooms. 1 naths. Immedi­ $415 JM-Ottl 644-1070 Oakland SOUTHFIELD Carpet. Patio. Air. Pool. Heat Included ate occupancy Asking $400 mo Farm- River Spadous Closet Space room apartroeot $i»0 monthly fJarpet- 1 BEDROOM $300 For Rent MANAGER 852-3222 Rochester/Avon 1 or 2 bedrooms from $330 ed. decorated A In a lovely area Heat ingtoo So Condominiums. All/active - Available Large breakfast room 2 BEDROOM $345 ABANDON YOUR HUNT Broker-Brwce 1*1-8070 WJT9 TunbendJe Circle. Apt 101 Use your Visa or Master Card Included No pets WESTLAND AftKA GANTOJ\NTONN - 1$ bedroo1 m brick ranch. CALL ArfVTlME 47&-14S7 Pantry ORCHARD LAKE VILLAS - Orchard HEAT, DRAPES, Village Apartments 341-014$ Select Rentals - All Areas IW baths, lit floor laundry, freshly BLUE GARDEN APTS. We Help Landlords and Tenants OFFICE 9AM-SPM 476-SJ45 Formal Dining Room Lake Rd 4/ Commerce Rd Spacious 2 CARPET INCLUDED decorated throughout fenced yard at bedroom. 14 bath lownhoose. foil base­ VERY SPACIOUS 1 bedroom apart­ Cherry Hill Near Merrlman Share Listings. 441-1420 403 Rental Agencies FARM1NOTON HILLS 1 bedroom, Library Carport, pool, clubhouse ment, centrally located In downtown ment, all appliances, central beat It air. 729-2242 ABOUT 10-min from Soothfleld. Livo­ USA HOME RENTALS CITY - Great family aeal 4 appliances tncloded. I2J0 mo Over 3,000 Sq. Ft. carport. From 1375 - I month free rent Oulet Condo selling Birmingham. Amlracl to downtown 100 I Available borne. 3 bedrooms, huge master bed­ ptaj IMS swunlj, .^ Detroit $324 month. Available from nia, Poouac. Plymouth Huge deck 1 ««1 4512. . S57-PM0. WESTt-AND AREA doorwall provide all-season sunset view 18120 W McNkhols room. lH balhs, fneced yard. 1 car ga- After 550pm «7« S44S 8tBul. Call 2pm- 9pm. 449-374J _5iSJJ24_ rage, h»iem>nt Ui9f(W$&&£g&.. Call -Shiawassee_Village_ Spacious 1 and $ bedroom apartments of private uevv] Lakefiuul ~3 "bediuuuts.' r OUTER DR - SCHOOLCRAFT AREA from $145 monthly Carpeted decorated fully furnished By week or 1590 /mo Clous ! bedroom Available for rent 352-7775 Walnut Creek Apartments 4 in a lovely area Heat useloded Re­ Linens, dishes available' 815-4435 Attractive 3 bedroom ^ ly carpeted, kitchen appliances, duced security deposit 404 Houses For Rent trl-level. family room, fireplace, large FARMINGTON drapes, beat & water TV mooitored se­ Noon til 7 • Closed Ttorv From $305 Country Village. Apartrneots. 3143140 557-5339 SOUTHFIELD - U Mile-Creeofleld BIRMINGHAM - attractive 3 bedroom, MC NICHOLS. W of Telegraph 1 bed­ curity systems 1245 per mooln Call area. Spacious I bedroom decorated Spacious I bedroom apartmeot ABSOLUTE LUXURY Available immediately - after 5 PM 5314100 Balcony or patio available oear train, appliances, gas beat, fenced 3 bedrooms, newly decorated brick room Adiflts No peu Heat furnished townhouses. iv» baths, carpeted, cec Monthly Leases yard. $47$. 444-0744 LIVONIA tral air. full basement, fenced to yard Storage Room la Each Unit WESTLAND AREA ranch. 1 ^ baths Laundry facilities »240 per month PLYMOUTH HERITAGE APTS Luxury a part rrkou Diihwasber, MCUT* Available. Nov 1 534-1047 ->ti5 monthly Fairfai 739-7743 Immediate occupancy Spacious 1 bedroom apartmeot. $245 COMPLETELY FURNISHED" BIRMINGHAM - Attractive borne oo EARL KEIM REALTY itj. Intercom, soundproof, pool, club- 1 bedroom, from $280 Farmiogloo Kills monthly Attractive 1 bedroom apart­ $395 AND UP Bennaville nesr YMCA 3 bedroom, ap­ bouse Sorry, no pets Adult community 455-2143 Hrs Moo thnrFrt.fr.30-S.JO ment. 1310 Carpeted, decorated"* in a PROPERTY MANAGER 525-7656 STONEREDGK MANOR APTS Birmingham Area pliances, gas heal, fenced yard $tio 1S1 Bedrooms Available 1 bedroom deluxe units Including car­ Weekends by appt lovely area. Heat incloded Reduced se­ per month After 4pm 444-3459 IMMEDUTE OCCUPANCY AUBirRNjTROY Area, 4 bedroom trt peting, drapes, dishwasher, carport*, 471-4555. curity deposit Maid Service Available , level, m acres, apotUocea, great pri­ COMEOltTiSEEUS storage area within apartmeot BIRMINGHAM - Beautiful 3 bedroom Mernman Rd (OrchinJ Lale Rdt N0RTHVILLE Plymouth WAYNE APARTMENTS Country Court vacy, natural fireplace, garage, near Starting at 1135 THEMANORS ranch, formal dining room, fireplace, P* Rent with optica. $5S0. lil-9031 Just one block S of 8 Mile Rd Natural beauty surrounds these spa­ Close to downtown Farminrlon Free­ 33402 Michigan Aye Ooe bedroom, car- appliances, fenced yard. 1 car garage, MERRLMAN PARK APTS cious newer apartments Take tbe foot dom Rd . W ol Orchard Like Rd. S ( oted, air conditioning Ideal for adults. Apartments 280-2519 near Ddwntoro. immediate occupancy. BERKLEY AREA " Tbe most beautiful Gardes ApartmeoU Hills bridge across ttrrorbng brook-to ti« .GTADSI River, . _ r215 Call » am to 7 pm 595-SOtO BEAUTIFUL Executive Apartments $535 Evest«eekeod, 445-1995 3 bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, fall in Michigan open park area or just enjoy tbe tran­ 72.1-0500 MANACER~~ Clean' Completely fsmtssed N Wood­ BIRMINGHAM Cape Cod 1 bedrooms. basemeot. fenced yard. - — • - KENKELL Telegraph area, one bed quility of our wooded setting EHO WTJEYMOUTrf- " 30379 Tim beridge Circle. Act 101 ward area Monthly Leases from $450 After 4 PM, call $59 1434 From 1345 Including beat WAYNE AREA WESTLAND • 7131 Lathers corner of !>* baths. 1 car attached garage. 1 fire­ room apartmentrlment., HJtljlO month includes 76« S MILL Call anytime 47i-14lf 435-4231 or 140-0398 places View «f Birmingham Country Office t am 5 pm 474-5345 NEAT AS A PIN Warren 1 bedroom. $295 No lease. BEVERLY HILLS • 3 bedroom ranch, beat and wa ler Call Sandy Modern 1 & 2 Bedroom Clean, newly decorated, carpeted, air. Club $495 444-547$ SM-M59 349(359 «42888« fireplace. IVj car garage, park next Air Cooditioned STUDIO APARTMENT. Franklin Vil­ heat, appliances, parting 417-4484 BIRMINGHAM-TROY door, ouiet street. $500 mo NORTHVILLE. 1 bedroom apartmenU, Shag Carpeting SPECIAL REBATE BIRMINGHAM. OPTION to-Boy- Near lage area Unfurnished or partially fur­ AREA downtown. Immaculate 1½ story. $ Days 399-4000eitUJ Eves- 444-5144 FOREST LANE 1 upper. 2 lowers, appliances, off street Dishwasher nished $200 per mooth Call « to J pm On our I bedroom apartments located W BLOOMFIELD - Walnut Lale cot- Uf,e. 1 bedrooms, at pUances. Ideal for bedrooms 1 car garage oo tree fined partiDg. all utilities paid Call after And Personal Laundry Facilities 373-1100 In Immaculate turroundUigs ID Wayne. 1 BIRMINGHAM! Appealing brick ranch APARTMENTS 5 30pm . 4775594 MI. 2 bedroom apartments also avail­ young professional B icbelor $175. Luxury Executive Apfs. blvd. Potential Buyers, please 44144!» oear Pembroke Park 1 bedrooms, able. Features HEAT PAID. Central 855-5087 6200 North Wayne Rd. TAYLOR Nice area 1 large bedrooms COMPLETELY FURNISHED BIRMINGHAM, painted throughoot. 1 basement, stove refrigerator, drapes. NOR-WAYNE AREA From $295 Super sharp Garage, stove, refrigera­ air. folly equipped A color coordinated TO EVERY DETAlL-s Possible OpUoo-to-Buy. »475 441-5109 WESTLAND 2 bedrooms, carpeting, appliances $240 kitchen, thig carpels A carport. New bedroom, fireplace rec room, garage, tor. All utihtes included 1140 plus se­ Maid Service Available l fenced yard. $500 mo Lease, security : BEDROOMS. «95 per month plus security Call 11 Noon to «PM curity 3(9 3482 3j 'I MOVES YOU IN ALSO Furnished units ASK ABOUT OUR RENT SPECIAO ' Air-Conditiofiffig • Range • Refrigerator • Carpeting 261-6350 or 296-7602 Office Open Daily. SaL & SOB — CMRTMINTS> —* 1 and 2 bedrooms from $285 • Garbage Disposal • Laundry & Storage Facilities LOVELY WESTLAND WOODS ft 557-8100 Attractive 1 bedroom apartment $330 • All Appliances • Clubhouse Swimming Pool • Tenrus Courts • Activity Building monthly Spacious 1 bedroom apart­ • Central Air • Swimming Pool ment $350 Decorated, carpeted, air. n • Heat & Hot Water conditioned 4 pool Heat included "See about our Rent Special" •Laundry 'Storage 71 $-1440 (Located on Venoy, Just N. of Michigan Ave. In Wayne) FROM $260 Open Daily 8 am-5 pm SAVE $350 GREENFIELD AT 10½ MILE RD. ! Weekends 12-5 pm :- m^SM£ 1 and 2 Bedrooms — nPFirPOPPKirvAii v Call SPECIAL 326-0070 SAT. & SUN. "968^8688- H.4TVIITED^FFER— tncftrdBS heat, water, air conditioner, Equal Housing .Opportunity ONLY carpetirrgrfaundry and storage facilities, and pool. *240 7 Mile - Telegraph Area per month Call 538-2158 LIVE ON A LAKE • Covered parking From Sedtoo^§235 • Wall-to-wall carpet ttoro FROM WHERE A &2 ente • Central air $ 1 & 2 Bedrooms •Lakefronl Apartment .Soulnfietd* Ann Arbor ; ' only $290 IN THE HILLS OF "Pool'8eacrVTenni8 • Gatehouse • Clubhouse • Dishwashers _/ Be prepared for a very pleasnt surprise when you come to PRESTIGIOUS W. BLOOMFIELD > Covered Parking ., — BROOKDALE. ideally located in countrified South Lyon rlTo^fSfierririd TowMouSS pm*: T.000 to ..next to the BrookdaleShopping Plaza. We" challenge you 2.800 sq.ft. to find a better apartment value anywhere! -. • • Dens, great rooms and attached garages available 681-4100 n All with private entries, laundry and storage Model Open 8-6 Dally, 12-6 Weekends (acuities O Incomparable resort and club advantages, situated on over 100 dramatically rolling acres of CASS LAKE trees and ponds Corner of 9 Mile and Pontlac TralP Q.Ly.xury Furnished Executive Apartments Available ~ Ml*""* Open Dally 9 to 6 9 MILE ROAD SHIMtti CMJK 1.2 & 3 Bedroom Terrace Rentals Phone 4371223 RENTALS FROM On OrO* Roed (tet M«pt« & Welnut L&X* Ro*Jj) Comer «1 est* Lek« no»d s CM« EliubttA Uk« Furnished Apartments Available $«0 TO $1100 In WEST BLOOMFIELO ..open dairy 11 to 6 Ro*d Near 0reh»n» Ukt Road • l»-S» T»>flriph . Carl 661-0770 'or rnor« Information ••MSH^^iBailBinHHnHi

1 i -- > ^^tmmmmmmmmmmamam mmmmmmmmmmmmm •M • 404 Houm For Rent 404 HOUHH For Rent 408 Ouptoxe* For Rent 412 Townhouses-Condo* 415 Vacation Rentals 421 Living Quarter* 432 Commercial / Retail 430 Office / Busineae BIRMINCHAM - spacious & elegant L1VONLA MerTtman. W. Chicago are* ROCHESTER Charming hoc* in heart WESTLAND, 2 bedroom doplei. $275 For Ren* HARBOR SPRINGS SKI AREA To Share BYWOODSOfJARE 8pace bedrooms. 2 baths, v full basement. ) bedroom brick ranch. 2 car garage. of City Modem Ltcheo It bath, 1 bed­ mo 9Jt-8»l Large family home, completely fur­ screened back porch. J car garage. finished basement, washer Option to rooms, finished basement with full Prim* retail • strip center. 416« so, ft - NORTHVILLE Large kitchen with paotry. 1706 mo/ WALLED LAKE nished, fully equipped kitchen. 1 baths, FEMALE mid 20-s, looking for same to purchase available. KM per mooth. bath, garage, 8515. a month pica utHJ- Lakeside townbouse apartment 2 bed­ sauna, fireplace, sleeps at least 8, $181 share beautiful 2 bedroom 2 bath 14 Mile Rd Clawioa. Beautiful energy Modern office apace for rent option lo buy Available soon- - 591-1048 tits, option to buy considered 8511144 410 Flat* For Rent efficient building Very favorable rates 149-0171 Slater Mgt Corp ' 540-8288 rooms, large, roomy we pay beat $115 r Veei. Entire seasoo to 1 family, apartment in Soothfield 190 E Mala St monthly 624-517» ii business hours only 889-8110 Call after 8pm. 144-7175 R M Smith Assoc «49-1030 UVONtA. ) bedroom ranch, neutral de­ BIRMINGHAM, charming 2 bedroom S BIRMINCHAM Attractive 1 bedroom TELEGRAPH - 5 MILE Area Newly carpeted lower flat, appliances, laun­ cor, large fenced yard, appliances. Real decorated 1 bedrooms, basement, ga_- 14 Mile, W of Haggerty. 1 bedroom HILTON HEAD Island - entoy faD long- MAPLE-ORCHARD plus fireplace, dining" room, den Appli­ or reol with option, $490 per month dry hook-up in basement Lincoln near ranch coodo. carpet, drapes, air condi­ ABANDON YOUR HUNT ances & garage Available Nov. 1. »%0 rage, fenced yard. appliance*. 1180. mo. Woodward. $185.-644-1171 844-7J11 er. Palmetto Dunes Villa, sleeps « 434 Induitrlai/Warehouae 2, 3 * 4 room rjompletely fin­ 421-«858 or call coiled 811-(5)-5811 + security 420-01884 tioning, basemeot, garage, appliances, 846-9114 SAVE 5C% 641-7207 «1«!» beat $450,553-1181 4771687 AVAILABLE NOW • Downtown Plym­ ished office suites. All ser­ UVONtA. 188» Sunset, 7 Mile - Merri­ DEARBORN. Lovely 6 room upper, ap­ SHARE.-A-HOME outh Shop space. Ideal for tradesman BIRMINGHAM Lovely J bedroom TELEGRAPH - 5 Mile^area. 15410 pliances, carpet, private porch, redeco­ SKI SCHUSS Mt Reservations now vices Included. New building man. 1 bedrooms. 1W bath*, family Grayfleld. Lovely 2 bedroom, built In OUR 7lh YEAR QF or light Industry. 1500 so ft. separate bock ranch overlooks tennis courts at room, $450 month, no pets 281 7607 or rated, separate IbenncoUt quiet ref­ being taken, for Chalet, t • 42 Luxuri­ utilities. $195 per month. 459-4100 Etoo Park Available .Nov 15 $550 range/oven, carpet, oewly decorated, 2 erences $295plus security. 511-1129 414 Florida Rentals ous Fully" equipped 1 bedrooms, sleeps wilh many deluxe features. ' 477-6291 car garage, fenced 1185 518-0114 •GUARANTEED SERVICE" Possible option-lo boy 644-8059 ABANDON the cold (his Winter, stay in 10 AskforF-4l J-8OO-812-7170 FOR LEASE 1100 sq. ft or warehouse/ Rent now A.get your 1st INCREDIBLE TO THOUSANDS IN ALL AREAS UV0N1A1 homes, both 1 bedrooms in TROY Sharp 1 bedroom, convenient lo­ our lovely 2 bedroom bland coodo over­ office space Immediate occupancy month rent FREEIImmediate BIRMINGHAM 1101 Hillside. J bed­ nice area 1585 and $170 per month. Se­ Located la center of Farmiogtoo. Spa­ looking Tampa Bau. Entoy heated pool Truck well Merriman. ScJsooIcralt room executive ranch, ftreplaced fami­ cation, new carpeting (fern-cut $150 per cious rooms, carpeting, terrace, aO ap­ FREE BROCHURE curity deposits required, .utilities ootin- month «51 581! and Jacuzzi, tennis and walk to Coll area. Uvooi* • 425-1740 occupancy. Secretarial & an­ ly L living room. I vanity baths, farm cluded. Available Nov 1 pliance*, garage. Call 474-22J4 beacbes. very private and quiet Month­ SKI VAIL swering services available kitchen. J.car attached garage .6144411 SHARE NOVI Tepee Realty 511-7174 TROY Small 1/1 bedroom borne on NOV! ly. 855-9191 nice lot. Appliances $125 per month REFERRAL SERVICES within building. BIRMINGHAM • J bedroom boose No LIVONIA, 2 bedroom brick, 1 car at­ 1 bedroom upper, quiet, private. $110 SAVE 40% Outside storage oo asphair paving, lease necessary $450 mo Age. qurober plus utilities Available Immediately. per month or $80 per week plus securi­ ABANDON YOUR HUNT feoced On Grand River Aveooe- tached garage, freshly painted, some 8114011 Florida Rentals • A1J Areas Rent Direct Prom Owner 642-1620 Tisdale & 'Co. o/ people. children oo probiern, wlih-ln oew carpet. 1515 per rooeth Call Mary ty 148-8251 478-9400 reason 540-8681 Tenants 4 Landlords FEMAL• 444-SE Adamswishes , tBipnlngJurno share wilh. Msami e a 278135$: 585-«« TROY. 4 bedroom cotooia) oo vi acre OLD^ REDFORD. upper (Tat. 2 bed­ Share Listings . 642-1620 New luxury 3-level condo furnished 3 bedroom borne oo large lot 626-8220 •- lot. lake privileges. Avoodale schools, room. $240 plus deposit $240 Children beautifully furnished, over­ in Southtietd. 1275 plus half utilities. 1 436 Office / Buainess NORTHWESTERN/12 MILE 4100 sq LIVONIA -1 bedroom brick ranch with security deposit 8 mooUl to I year A PLACE TO BREATHE in .Sarasota. 2 child welcome .355-4914 welcome. No petaXali after 510PM, bedroom. 2 batb coodo, screened porch. looking Gore Creek. Ride ft prime space, office or retail. Free carpeting throughout, basement, nice lease, $675 a month- Alter 5 194-0516 511-5104 Space . J8,nol» golf course, 18-min-frern air­ shuttle ou?^ Tntte to condo­ FEMALE fl5-40)"lo share" *-bedroom standing: WiH dJvMe " neighborhood, WtO month, 15O0 securi­ SPACIOUS Walled Lake Unci. 1 bed­ «41-5677 or 624-4121 BIRMINGHAM ty deposit 421-5469 or 148-054! PLYMOUTH Studio Apartment port 4 ocean $800 mo-minimum 1 home Must be Pel-Lover 1110 /roo + ABSOLUTELY unique way to your own rooms, 2 baths, family room, deo. mod­ months Immediate occupancy. le. 5 elegantly furnished t>ed- 2 bedroom raocb oo quiet, tree lined Wasaer, dryer, all utilities $Sl0./mo. hall of utilities Call before Nooo. Birmingham office address, business LIVONIA - J bedrooms, utility room, all ern kitcbeo. attached garage. $525 t 628-1951 rooms {sleeps 14). with 3 724-2714 phone and secretary for 170. mooth sireet Walking distance to parks. utilities/buy optioo. 641-3100. 618-8844 455-851« scbools. shopping, free tennis coorts. appliances, 6 mo lease, garage. 8J75 baths, large living room, 445-5439 ONE CALL DOES IT ALU plus security Call after Ipra 155-1120 REDFORD FLAT • witi separate en­ BOCA RATON Yacht 4 Racquet Club, LIVE RENT FREE Place your classified want ad in YMCA with racquet ball & pool $395 WAYNE, 2 bedroom, carpeted, fenced trance, incJodes all utilities and cable located oo ocean 4 Intercostal. 1 bed­ kitchen and dining room with ATTEKTION professiooala 4 olftcesi - Suburban Detroit's finest market per month, appliances included Optioo LIVONU - J bedroom, double treed lot yard, abed, references, oo pets. $115 $210 per Mo., security required _ room. 14 bath townbouse, pootside_ cory-fireplace and color TV7 —EVSRY-eTHCR MONTH— rSrfctrBoTWlog oo a large corner lot at Tbe Observer 4 Eccentric: Newspapers to boy possible . mr) use with option to buy-Call- - renUJlu deposit 515-416! Call evenings and weekends, 5$4 4647 Bealjtiluii*~ furnished as second borne. 28250 Warreo between Inkster 4 261-1088 278-0688 Seldom leased $1000 month Minimum Separate level for kids with Middlebelt Central air. 20 caraprking 591-0900 Wayne 642 8886 WEST DEARBORN - 2 bedrooms, car- REDFORD pet tog. central air. wasoer. dryer, 3 months, prefer 6 months. Call Mary color TV. HOME-MATE around this 984 sq. ft building. 525-451* LIVONIA - 1 bedroom lv» bath, at­ 1 bedroom upper weekdays, iaro-Spm. 446-7701 or 261-4072 644-1070 Oakland tached garage. $575 Ask for Fred iridridgi e 4 stove, cable TV boot-op. I ½ $250 per mooth plus security car garage. Exceptionally clean A well SPECIALISTS 852-3222 Rochester/Avon BLOOMF1LXD HILLS in 7 acre estate Miolke, Century 11. Cold House Real­ 517-4477 BOCA RATON • 1 bedroom Coodo. fully SHARON PHIL ATTRACTIVE Plymouth office suite. Use your. Visa or Master Card 1 bedroom, 2 loft coachhouse J baths. tors 459-8000 kept. $400 Mo. Alter $ PM, 277-0017 furnished. $400 per month. No pets' ' DETROIT'S »1 PROFESSIONAL Wood panelled, near Plymouth Land­ living foam with fireplace, family Available Nov. - Dec Only* Please call. 229-2190 682-5243 HOMEMATE SERV1CE- ing 260 sq ft. $140 a month. ONE OR TWO offices for sublease In 1 room, laundry room 2715 per month LIVONIA - 1 bedroom brick rarjeh. 1½ WESTLAND - Arm Arbor Tr. k Merrt- 118-7255 Featured oo. "KELLY 4 CO TV7 459-4200 attorneySoulhleld office Excellent lo­ car garage, family room, paneled base­ 412 Townhou8e*-Condos ST THOMAS. US Virgin Islands. 2 No pels, deposi I required »78-8011 man - cornlortable 1 bedroom Brick beautiful coodos. each with fabulous Choose from 100s . The Most Compati­ cation. Reasonably priced ment, carpets, appliances, 1440. depos­ Ranch. 1V» baths, 2 car garage. For Rent BONfTA. NEW duplex, 2 bedroom, BIRMINGHAM - CBD Call Mr. DeVioe at 154-0880 BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 1 bedroom cot it, buy option After Spm 478-0997 dishwasher 464-1157 or 417-1170 great room, porch, air conditioning. view. Fully equipped, maid service, ble Per** All Ages, Tastes. Back­ tag*, ideal for single person $160 per ABANDON YOUR HUNT dock. 1 mile to Gulf Completely fur­ beach. 2 pools, scuba, marina, restao- grounds. Occupations 4 Lifestyles Newlv remodeled office suite, approxi­ PLYMOUTH AREA Single ofnee. com­ month includes electricity 644-8088 or LIVONIA • 1 bedroom ranch, carpeted, WESTLAND AREA - 1 bedrooms, Select Rentals • All Areas nished Yearly or seasonal 794-4814 rantmuch more, 719-4J9I «41-4981 mately 800 sq. ft. 5 offices 4 work mon looby New professional building drapes, some appliances, basement. 1 vs 459-1000 fenced back yard, newly landscaped, We Help Landlords and Tenants SUN CITY WEST. Ariaooa. 2 bedroom SPECIAL TENANT RATES room. Reasonable rent, including utili­ oear X Ways All services furnished car garage, fenced, oo peu «15 mo + full basement, paved street. $400 Share Listings. 842-1620 BOYNTON BEACH coodo In Sterling Personal interviews only. ties 4 air cooditiooing Excellent loca- Call Gerry 149-5101 BLOOMFIELD TOWNSKiP-beautiful 4 $4JSsecurity 417-0881 Village. 1 bedroom. 14 baths, fur­ garden apt 2 baths, oewly furnished, monthly. $400 security deposit 729-0147 enclosed patio 4 garage Available References checked oo all clients tioo Dear Post Office. Library, etc. bedroom borne oo 1 acre Jenn-alre to ADAMS/SOUTH Blvd area 1 bedroom nished, pool oo Intercoastal waterway, 155 S Bates. Pbooe 644-4640 PLYMOUTH - Main Street, office space kitchen. 2 fireplaces. re< room. Urge LIVONIA WESTLAND, Ford-New burgh Rd. area. coodo, air. lovely quiet area. Stove, re­ 1 mo. minimum, $650 mooth. 474-9297 Nov , Dec, Jan. 624-3913 for renL Ample parking. Call for more 1 bedroom home 1150 plus security 644-6845 porch off living quarters overlooking 1 bedroom brick ranch. Basement, 14 frigerator Available Immediately. $150 TRAVERSE CITY Ski Area. 1 or 2 bed­ BIRMINGHAM - Deruxe Office Suite details. Ask for Mary Lou Cuilbautt stream, beach privileges oo Walnut Iramedi a te occu pa ocy baths, carpeted, jast decorated $195. per Ms. Call Eve's.. 644-1879 CONDO RENTAL . 30555 Sou thfleld Rd. Sou thiield for lease Good locatioo1 975 sq. ft. 484-7407 148-1110 John's Island. Vero Beach. Florida, oo room, 2 bath luxury furnished coodo WAYNE - OAKLAND • MACOMB HITCHCOCK Lake. 1900 month. 6 month lease possi- Good neighborhood Kids OK 591-9181 Fireplace, cable TV, pooL sleeps 8. All utilities provided b!e DayslJS-3941 Eves 698-2123 AUBURN HEIGHTS 1 bedrooms. 24 beach. 1 bedrooms. 2 baths. 1110 per 847-8117 LIVONIA, 1 bedroom brick ranch, 1 WESTLAND. Joy 4 Newburgfe. verr baths, family room. 2 fireplaces, ga day 646-0559 or 644-7046 walk to shops, slopes, dining. 115-9675 MALE TO SHARE spacious 2 bedroom GALLERY baths, large family room with fireplace apartment in Souihlield with respoesi BLOOMFIELD TWP Newly decorat­ neat 2 bedroom, appliances, large yard. rage Great location $675 Call Ruth TWO BEDROOM cottage for rent oo BIRMINGHAM - downtown 126 sq ft, ed J bedroom, den. 2 JJ baits. 2 acre lot & builuns Appliances, central air. Adults $175 per mooth Yates at Ralph Manuel Assoc 847-7100 DELRAY BEACH Coodo. Hamlet Coun­ b!e persoo Prefer 20 to 35. $50 weekly panelled carpeted, air conditioned. i OF HOMES draped 4 carpeted throourBasemet, 1 try Club 1500 So Ft. in floor.Com- Elizabeth Lake, ideal for retired 152-0714 with Wing Lake privileges 1 year lease. 271-4164 316-2311 coo pie'Call anytime 641-1211 all utilities, $90 mooth 1700 month. 11000 security deposit car garage, pod. Rent with optioo lo Sletely durnisnea. partially furnished MOTHER ol 1 will share with same or Call 645-20SO 453-2210 644-1180 or 851-5128 buy $650 plus securily 4711247 WESTLAND. North 2 bedroom brick AVAILABLE T for sale. Moo -Fri. 9 to 5. 584-5141 PLYMOUTH, modern private offices ranch, 14 baths, family room with fire­ singles 4 bedroom Farmingtoo Hills 416 Halls For Rent ranch, master bedroom with private BIRMINCHAM OFFICE SUITE available from 70 • 110 sq ft Secretari­ BRIGHTON Ml Brighton Sub. 4 bed­ METAMORA AREA. 2 bedroom bouse place; ?ully carpeted, finished basement 10 Mile - Lahser DISNEY CONDO - located in Lake 760 sq. ft available Immediately, am­ al and pbooe answering services avail­ room 21¾ bath colonial, family room oo country estate includes, barn 4 pas­ witi bar. 14 car garage. $500 plus se­ Buenoa Vista. *, miles from Disney bath available 8250 mo includes, utili­ BANQUET HALL AVAILABLE ties, laundry 4 garage 851-7679 ple parking. Call days 641-701« able. Conference room, copier, notary with fireplace. 1 car garage. 1 acre. tures. $400 per month plus security de­ curity. 722-4025 2 or 1 bedrooms, 14 baths, living room, World Village Sleeps 6 9 lighted tennis Great Saving. We cater Christmas par­ Excellent locatioo - Joy Rd. oear 1-275 pool, lots more. $700 mo Meadow Mgt posit 4 lease required 845-403! dining room, separate breakfast nook, courts, beated pool, transportation to 4 BIRMINGHAM WESTLAND - Veooy/Grand Traverse. ties and Wedding Reception. For reser­ NON SMOKING female, over 25 years, 459-6100 Inc • Bruce Uoyd 851-8070 built-in appliances Finished rcc room from Disney, minutes from airport vation, call Wayne 722-8220 wishes to snare attractive 2 bedroom Single office atu Downtown MILFORD AREA - Beautiful 4 bed­ 2 bedroom duplex. 14 baths, eicelltat wilh separate laundry room. Fully car­ Available Jan 15th thru 29th 749-1198 470 North Woodward PLYMOUTH OFFICE - Main St 1*0 room, m bath home, den and family coodittoo Fenced yard $275 Securily apartment with same. Call Paula CANTON 3 bedroom colonial. 14 bath, peted, drapery rods, 1,950 So, fju Club­ OR. THOMAS A. between 9am • 4pm 498-2911 Kassabian Builders 844-1100 sq ft All utilities $175/mo. room oo Lake Sherwood 45 Mm lo De­ $150.729-5775 651-7947 house 4 pool. Individual private patio, FLORIDA CONDOS. Luxury at a dis­ family room Short or long term lease troit- A fter 6 PR call 171 -8590 count Sanibel Island. Ft. Meyers. Day- DOOLEY Call John. 451-3616- $500 per month 417-1671 WESTLAND - $425 a mooth, or optioo carport Included Adult, teen 4 children N REDFORD- 8 Mile 4 Beech. Looking area Sorry, oo pets. From $515 loona. Orlando. Marco Island, and for Ird female to share comfortable J PLYMOUTH NEAR METRO Airport 4 bedroom to buy. 1 bedrooms, 2 car garage with Naples Ask for Flo 851-0833 K OF C HALL BIRMINGHAM' 320 sq. ft Private office New building. CANTON • 1 bedroom ranch on cttl-de- ranch Children welcome. $100 per workshop, modem kitchen, full base­ RENTALS for all occasslons Cap u> bedroom borne Nice area Basement sac. family room with fireplace, 2 car laundry facilities $160 plus H utilities. SOUTH ADAMS SQUARE Ann Arbor Rd. i Sheldon area Utilities month plus deposit 942-0769 men U energy efficient 721-5980 FORD LAUDERDALE Coodo, 2 bed­ »0 Office Hrs Mon-Fri 9-3. Sat 9- furnished Available Oct 15 459-3310 garage, full basement, patio, treed tot. HEAT INCLUDED rooms, fully furnished, seasooa! or Noon Call after 6 PM 514-1042- 1 - 1 room suites available immediate­ $525 mo plus security deposit 981-4791 ly Rales starling at $9 50 per sq. ft In­ NORTHVTLLE - 8 Mile 4 Haggerty WESTLAND Sparkling 1 bedroom moothly. oo a canal. 4 mile from Ihe PRIME OFFICE SPACE Troy/Big area. Highland Lake sub, rent or rent Brick Ranch, foD basement, draperies, 356-8844 ocean Call 451-2500 28945 JOY RO RESPONSIBLE roommate lo share 2 cludes beat, air cooditioa. free parking CANTON • 1 bedroom brick, family bedroom doplei in Oak Park. Inc lodes 4 use of conference room Secretarial 4 Beaver, small building. 24 Hr access with option Beautifully decorated 4 stove, refrigerator, dishwasher. $426/ WESTLAND. MICH Corporate owner is tenant in Bldg. Var- room, breereway. 2 car garage. large washer 4 dryer $165 plus half utilities. pbooe answering service available. - bedroom 24 bath colonial, full base­ mo + securily. 477-4490 FT MYERS - for rent with option to iocs stn* suites ayailabM 648=2183 JotJ400mo $400 security 981-1947 ment. 2 car garage with remote, family BEAUTIFUL buy^4 bedroom-unit in NortiSborc 421-9500. Evea 525-058S 542-4010- WESTLAND- 2 bedrooms, utility room, CANTON - 3 or 4 bedroom ranches, room, pool, reoced yard, rent $800 per KINGS COVE, in Rochester, for Imme­ Coodominlum oo Caloosahatches Riv­ LIVONIA Daniel A Lord K ol C, 2 halls' ROOM MATE wanted lo share fur­ 646-5900 mo Meadow Mgt Inc. - Bruce 851-4070 references. No pets. $300 moothly. diate occupancy Immaculate 2 bed­ er. Screen porch, living/dining area. 2 duplexes, or colonials- $480 up to $615. 100-275 capacity Ample parking/ air nished Oak Park bouse, retaied atmos­ BLOOMFIELD HTLLS professional oft- ^PteS'tE OFFICES $140 deposit 525-8282 room coodo. 24 baths, beige plash car­ baths, air. carpeted, au kitcbeo «ppli- cooditioQlog Rental for all occasions Ask for Fred Miotke, Ceotury.ll. Gold NOVI . beautifully decorated J bed­ phere, $175 mo Includes utilities, $175 ice for lease, beautiful locatioo. 12x15 House Realtors 459-8000 peting, bay window In living room, fully ances. covered parking Call 447-7979 AlZinger 464-0500 or ' 427-1545 • Executive Group, Inc. room ranch with fireplace 4 attached 2 WESTLAND security. Refereoces 646-1040 ft (rootage Heat, light 4 air cooditioo­ The prestigious yet cost effective 2 bedroom home, fenced In yard, car­ equipped kitchen. Attached garage CLAWSON - 2 bedroom. 1¾ baths, fin­ car garage, coovenleot location. $550 $575 month. Call HOLLYWOOD FLORIDA - Luxury $ LIVONIA H ROC. HALL ROOMMATE WANTED, professional ing Included 114-4191 office /secretarial coocept 7 prime lo­ per mootfe. 476-8310 port. $100 month. Call after 6pm bedroom, 2 4 bath, 25th floor penthouse ished basement, attached garage, 2 Capacity 200 people Ample Parking male. 34. has Birmingham borne with BLOOMFIELD HELLS - Expandable cation In the finest & newest full ser­ fireplaces, washer, dryer. dUhwisher. 477-4472 June Connor with S E exposure Directly on the Meetings-Classes; Showers 4 Weddinga poo) 644-8092 vice buildings serving Birmingham. NOVI/WALLED LAKE super rental. 1 ocean Underground parking, full secur­ office 4 studio space available Immedi­ $450 •* security deposit 415-5115 WESTLAND - 3 bedroom aluminum 18075 7 Mile, 478-1412 559-4021 Dearborn. South/ield tt Trey bedroom. 24 baths, 2 car garage, lake 652-1800-435-5866 ity Cannot sell Ihls brand new coodo STRAIGHT MALE seeks same. 2 bed­ ately Some with 14 ft overhead doors. 16 yrs. of successful growth privileges, oo all sports lake, excellent sided raocb. carpeting, feoced yard, ga­ BIRMINGHAM Colonial, f/uirtoo Lake due to the economy, so willing to nego­ ST SARKIS HALL Preferably. Media, Advertising. Video. DEARBORN 1 bedrooms (2 down, 1 rage, draperies Livonia schools. $415 room. 2 bath Northville apartment Call Elsie at Pnidential Town Center upl. full basement. I car garage. Newly coodition. 1.500 tq ft. fireplace $440, area, walk to town. 1 bedrooms, 2 car tiate rental for seasoo or year. I -1 year Package for 100 people $213 per mooth Call _, 218-2044 Pbotogra phy type company 112 -400» 271-8550 refereoces Days. 544-7870 per mooth 425-5042 decorated $160 month. $500 security garage, carpeted, appliances, freshly lease available Furnished or unfur­ For inforroatloo coctact Mr. Gardner BLOOMFIELD TWP. Orchard Lake 4 deposit I mile east Ford Motor Co painted Days 540-8184. eves 647-1182 nished 441-4111 between 9am-4pm at $58-7012 STRAIGHT MALE seeking roommate REDFORD - two stores for rent, Ink­ NOVI . 2 bedroom house near Twelve WESTLAND -1 bedroom, gu beat, cen­ for coty 2 bedroom flat, available Im­ Telegraph Rd Office suites to 1.000 ster & Schoolcraft I5i80. reol negoti­ - headquarters Prefer married couple, tral air. finished basement, 2 car ga­ sqft available immediately Under­ no pets Stove, refrigerator, wasaer. Oaks 8385 per month plus $185 securi­ BIRMINGHAM 2 and 1 bedroom fur­ HUTCHINSONISLAND mediately. 9 Mile/Woodward area. able 4771220 ty deposit 1491180 rage. $500. rent with optioo to buy Oceaofroot Coodo. 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, $160 mo., plus v» electric 543-1812 ground parking, all services. $9.50 so ft dryer iocluded 451-7134 420-3146 nished coodos. by the mooth or loose/ 418 MobjIiHome Space Owner-managed. 557-4815 from $450 to $1,000 841-0155 luxuriously furnished Jan 4 after N. DEARBORN HTS - N of Ford Rd., Mar. $1,200per Mo. Call $51-0845 ONE BEDROOM - furnished Mobile TEN MILE Telegraph - female will ROCHESTER DETROIT - Burl Rdf Jeffries Service W. of Telegraph. $ bedroom brick ranch WESTLAND. 1 bedrooms, garage. BLOOMFIELD, WEST 4 LIVONU Dr area 2 bedrooms, fenced yard. $275 feoced yard. $350 per roooli, security BLOOMFIELD HILLS • Large 1 bed­ Home Farmingtoo location share 1 bedroom house with same. available Nov 1, $195 mo phis securi­ room townbouse Fireplace, garage, all ISLA DEL SOL • St Petersburg Deluie References 4 security required «1-2104 Plush new Individual offices within per Mo. plus secunly Employed only ty. A Favor. PO box 142. Dearborn Hts required, available Immediately. secretarial suit* Professiooal Office Four 1 and 2 room suites Call 514-0016 appliances. Completely furnished or un­ waterfront 2 bedroom, 2 bati comer No pets 478-2999 Ml 48117 417-2264 furnished as needed Available Nov. 1st coodo Beautifully furnished Pool, ten­ WESTLAND. Sharp male will share his Services. 855-4955 or 477-0415 available now with 1 months nis, golf course, beach, fishing 2 week 1 bedroom brick ranch Completely fur­ DETROIT Evergreen-Plymouth area N ROSEDALE PARK • 1 bedrooms 14 WESTLANTJ. 1 bedroom, 14 bath $400per month. Call 6441575 BUCKINGHAM SHOPPING CENTER free rent. 2 bedrooms. 2 car garage, basement minimum 889-4341 420 Roorns For Rent nished Must be a neat clean 4 respon­ story brick. J4 baths, oew furnace, ranch, garage, basement, acre wooded sible persoo: $175 /mo Refereoces re­ Schoolcraft 4 Inkster Rd 1400 «q ft in fenced in yard $285 plus security de­ central air. fireplace, finished base­ lot, 1125 mo. $425 security, available high traffic area Will lease all or part TISDALE & CO posit Call after 6pm 399-3451 Nov. 1 675-5859 or 179-4881 CLARKSTON AREA LONG BOAT KEY Oo the Gulf ol Mex­ ABANDON YOUR HUNT quired, security deposit negotiable. ment References required $500 per ico One and two Jjcdroom condomini­ Select Rentals • All Areas After 6PM. 515-0754 Suitable for office, retail use or distrib­ 4 2 bedroom townbouses Washer & utor Call 559-1180 EIGHT MILE 4 Inkster Rd., 1 bed­ month 518-2)61 WESTLAND. 1 bedroom ranch, appli­ er book-up Appliances Air coodi- ums available for short or long term We Help Landlords 4 Tenants 626-8220 room, newly remodeled. No pets $400 We have a clubhouse, tennis lease Call 882-980« Share Referrals 842-1620 WILL SHARE lovely 5 bedroom coloni­ OAK PARK • Beautiful 2 4 1 bedroom ances, kitchen 4 living furniture tnclod al in Plymouth, fireplace, garage - pro­ DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH ROCHESTER OFFICE SPACE plus security deposit Days. 616-2450 ed. full basement, $400 month, first pool fishing 4 boating A beau­ One 6 room office suite. 1400 sq. ft One Evenings. 851-6117 homes Carpeting, appliances. Short tifully landscaped country setting MARCO ISLAND. Florida New Shlpps- FURNISHED ROOMS fessional employed person. $250 mooth term available. From (100 mooth. last mooth rent required 729-85 Landing, large 2 bedroom. 2 bath coodo. Also, eftecieocles available. Winter plus H utilities Evenings 454-1405 7 room office suite, 1400 sq. ft ExceK T660Sq.Ft. Rr8i"Flbor Call Sue, 855-4400 with gulf view, on private beach. Pool, rates. Dally, weekly or moothly. $90 lent location, ample parting. Immedi­ FARMINGTON HILLS WTJCOM • RENT or optioo to buy . $ ate occupancy 455-7171 Prestigious Building Rent with optioo to buy. Builder's mod­ BAVARIA ON THE WATER Jacurji. tennis, boat docks, fully fur­ {*> week, oo security deposit reoolred. WOMAN TO share home la Plymouth OAK PARK • 1 bedrooms. 2 full baths, bedrooms, 2 baths. Ml basemeot at­ V, Mile N of 1-75 oo Wile Hwy with same. Own bedroom 4 living Utilities & Janitorial Services el. 2900 sq ft colonial. 4 bedrooms, li­ tached garage, big lot, $450. nished Winter Seasoo $750 weekly or Color TV, phones, maid service Royal DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH 14 car garage, family room, tiled full For appointment call. .425-8407 $2,500 monthly 851-1914 Motor Inn, 27751 Plymouth Rd, room. $300 per month plus a Utile belp brary. 2v» baths, fireplace la master basement Available Immediately. $175 8444245. evenings 441-4515 Office 440 »q ft. Fisher Bldg, 905 W. Included. bedroom 4 family room, walk out base­ UvooU 422-1911 with utilities. 478-4492 month Refereoces & securily 984 6717 MARCO ISLAND, seasonal rental. 2 Ann Arbor Tr Occupy alter Nov. I. Call MEADOWBROOK ment. $1200 per mo 50% applied lo W. BLOOMFIELD- Walnut Lake privi WOMAN. 21 yrs. old wishes to shire M0AM-5PM. 451-17» purchase price Musi See Call 471-4555 leges, 1 bedrooms, screened porch. bedrooms on beach, luxury units, chil­ ATTRACTIVE UVONTA SUB PROFESSIONAL PLAZA OAK PARK -1 bedroom brick with util­ dren welcome, weekly, moothly Days Very good area by 1-94 4 375 Clean, Garden Cily apt wilh same $150 per ity room, no basement Close to schools, Franklin stove. $415 monti plus utili­ mo. plus ball pbooe 4 electricity Noo 651-5471 FARMINGTON HILLS ties. 471-4102, $55-5094 CLOISTERS 481-4400: NighU»M-4591 furnished sleeping room Private en- EXECUnyE SUITES AVAILABLE shopping New carpet, most appliances. trance"$J0-$84 weekly 464-1690 smoker. Pboo?after 6pm 161-5044 2 bedroom borne on 5 acres $475 per Includes spacious partiajfaclliQes. Js*. ROCHESTER - 845 sq ft., medical/gen­ $185 'mo »84-0020 W BLOOMFTELD - 2 or 1 bedroom 14 Mile 4 Crooks area 2 bedroom MARCO ISLAND. S of Naples. Decora­ month Contact WORKTNC woman.will share South- floor Experienced Executive Secretar­ eral office. Excellent location, oear • John Eckstrom Dayr 349-7800 ranch. 24 baths. Bkomfleld Kills townbouse. living room, dining-L, kitch­ tor furnished. 2 bedroom, 2 bath Coodo BIRMINGHAM, quiet, well furnished OLD REDFORD area 2 bedrooms, en, 14 baths, full basement carport, with Gull view, oo the Beach Excellent room for gentleman, very private Walk field home wiihjUD* ies, personalized pbooe answering, du­ Crtltenton, in quality well maintained basemeot. appliances Included, $125 » schools, 2 fireplaces, 2 car attached ga­ plicating Notary building Reasonable rent includes all FARMINGTON HILLS. Glen Orchard rage. 1/4 acre, appliances, 841-0181 private patio In backyard Central air shelling, tennis courts, pool, boat dock. to Downtown area After 6PM • 569-5162 mooth Call after 5 pm 272-8081 Heat Included $475. EHO By the mooth or seasoo 111-452-2914 648-2377 -escalators. Call Nancy 658-0900 Sub Rent/lease option Executive hi- 540-9010 YOUNG ADULT needed to share ex­ HARVARD SUITE level. 3 bedrooms. 2Vi baths, garage. 1 OLD REDFORD • Attractive 2 bed­ HAPLES, Intown Coodo. 2 bedroom. 2 CLAWSON penses Near Redford All privileges. 29350 SOUTHFIELD RD ROYAL OAK - Main St locatioo At­ acre lot. many extras $650 478-7707 room. Ideal for.couple 4 InfanL Stove 4 1494345 642-8886 bath, nicely decorated. 9 blocks from Excellent private room with bouse Call: r 5314J.59 tractive converted bouse Into offices - refrigerator. $280 plus utilities 4 secur­ 406 Furnlihed House* SUITE 122 FARMINGTON HTLLS, small 2 bed­ Gulf, in Old Naples Available Nov thru privileges for working woman 25 years Ideal for real estate, attorneys, doctors, ity 581.1147 FARMINGTON HILLS • completely March, monthly. 641-7527 or older. 545-2792 YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MALE (W- 557-2757 insurance agency or other small busi­ room bouse oo double lot In nice neigh­ For Rent 40 will share 1 bedroom Colonial borne borhood, no pets. $280 per month plus furnished. 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, immedi­ PARMINGTON GRAND RIVER AREA ness. Zoned light commercial. Ample ate occupancy Asking $6O0 mo Farm­ NAPLES. CONDO. 3 years old, top floor CLEAN, Comfortable sleeping room in Farmingtoo Hills Laundry 4 kitchen off-street paved parking Available $420 security deposit 227-1469 AVAILABLE now - Portage lakefroot privileges. $100 per month. 471-7172 1.150 sq ft Ideal location for office, ONE CALL DOES IT ALU home near Pinckney, 1 bedrooms, fur­ iogtoo Sq Condominiums. of 1 story building. Swimming pool, ten­ East of Telegraph, near 1-96. business or professiooal, finished suite. Nov. 15. Margie 548-18O0 or 879-081$ FARMINGTON HILLS • Colonial 4 Place your classified want ad in nished. Garage, fireplace. Weekdays af­ Broker-Bruce - 851-4070 nis.! bedrooms rent by seasoo or optioo Non-smoker 4 ooo drinker. Over 15. ready to move Into Multi-speciality. to buy. eves or weekends 841-1511 517-2609 YPS1LANTI • Owner will snare 2 bed­ bedrooms. 24 baths, family room with Suburban Detroit's finest market ter 6PM. 591-1784. Weekeods,"^28-4947 room home. Family room, fireplace, bosy-nuUding in Farmingtoo area. $9.50 fireplace Newly decorated Large The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers FARMINGTON HILLS, 12th Estate, SOUTHFIELD/ ORLANDO. DISNEY World Vacatioo. DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH quiet cable TV. $55 per week phis utilities. sq ft includes water 4 heat Ask for deca Central air 2 car garage $400 BLOOMFIELD HILLS, near 1-75 Com­ 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, appliances, pool, Call after 4pm. 485-0041 Pat 477-7111 GREENFIELD/9 MILE month. Farmingtfio Road 4 II 861-5498 591-P900 Wayne fortable completely furnished . small tennis; washer-dryer, carport Avail­ Beautiful coodo,. fully furnished, oo sleeping room for employed lady, ooo ranch home. Nov. 15 to April 1., $500 able now. $450. 681-4155 or 648-4152 Lake Rent weekly Near other attrac­ smokerpreferred withkitcbenelie priv­ ;FARMTNGTON HILLS - 12 Mile U Commercial Suites FARMINGTON HILLS. 1 Bedroom, ga­ 644-1070 Oakland per mooth Including utilities plus secur­ tions Reasonable 541-7144 ileges For further info 455-(610 Middlebelt, prime office space, 1st FARMINGTON HILLS - 11 Mile/Or­ 422 Wanted To Rent Ample Parking rage, basement. $!J5 month plus secur­ 852-3222 Rochester/Avon ity. Sorry oo pets $111575 PXA/STATION KEY • Gorgeous water­ FARkJJNGTON - Large oedroom In floor. 1500 sqft available Nov 1, ity 477-8120 chard Lake. Spacious cootemporary 1 ALL AREA-APIS-HOUSES-FLATS Broker-Bruce $51-8070 Full Maintenance Use your Visa or Master Card CASS LAKE bedroom. Carpeted Air. Balcony. Car­ front coodo. Swimming, Boating. Beau­ clean, quiet borne. Prefer studeot or Heat Included FARMINGTON HILLS„ "4 bedroom. PLYMOUTH Bl-Level borne, 1 bed­ 2 bedroom cottage, year 'round, adja­ port Pool Tennis. $145 mooth 545-5448 tiful Sunsets. Available except Feb 4 over 40. working, ooo smoking adulL Kitchen 4 piano privileges 477-9791 LANDLORDS FARMINGTON HILLS Office at 12 3.400 sq ft ranch, 2 baths, fireplace rooms, den. large kitchen, carpeted, cent to tennis courts. Mature couple March ail after 6 P.M. 681-1188 Mile & Farmingtoo Rds. Medical & From $5.88 PerSq. Ft. with blower. 24 car garage with open­ drapes stay, dishwasher. Urge family References required. $475 per month FARMINGTON HILLS. Hunters Grove SINCERE Genera) Office suites, all utilities In­ For Information, 559-2111 room with wet bar. 12i!2 deck, 12i20 coodo for rent, 1 bedroom. 1½ bath, SARASOTA • Siesta Key Luxury coodo FURNISHED SLEEPING ROOM er, all appliances $700 mo 851-7679 plus utilities 4 security deposit Call adjacent to Gulf of Mexico beach De­ For rent, some privileges. $10 week cluded. Reasonable! 553-2727 pa Uo, gu BBQ. cul de sac. Urge master Barbara, $65-4400 fireplace, 2 car attached garage, cen­ TENANTS LOOKING SOUTHFIELD FARMINGTON HILLS. 1 bedroom - bedroom, 14 baths $640./mo. Negoti­ tral air. $800 per month. 551-1221 signer furnished 2 bedrooms, 2 baths, Middlebeli;10 Mile area. 478-9181 OFFICE SPACE - Civic Center /Ever­ pool & tennis courts. 646-8172 No Obligation FOR LEASE - excellent Downtown possibly 4. basemeot dining room, able. No Pets! Eves .ft 45»-7167 FARMINGTON HILLS • executive MAYFLOWER HOTEL Birmingham locatioo, 4.000 sq ft, green Rd. 500-5000 sq. ft remodeled to fenced yard, aluminum shed, immedi­ FARMINGTON HILLS - Prime loca­ SHARE LISTINGS borne, completely furnished In Ramble- SIESTA KEY, Sarasota 2 bedrooms. 2 Dally maid service, Color TV. private Retail 2.000 sq ft. Storage. tenant specs. 589-4545 ate $190 * $190 security. 477-1797 PLYMOUTH • cory 2 bedroom borne, wood. J bedrooms, 14 "baths, Jacuxri tion. Sublet for 9 months. 1 bedrooms, Call 642-0024 Monetary Realty Co Inc newly redecorated. Carpeted through­ 2H baths. Available Nov. 1st $845 baths, furnished apt Tennis court, boat bath, telephone service Contact 642-1620 room/ finished basement, garage, lota dock, gulf 4 bay access. $415./wk. 10% Creoo Smith. 451-1620 CLAWSON 1 oewly decorated rooms In FARMINGTON HILLS, near 696.1 bed- out $190 month. Security. more $2000 mo. month. After 8pm, $55-1142 FOR LEASE • U50 sq ft Modern Off- SOUTHFIELD PRIME LOCATION ^room bouse in country setting, com- 111-211-1774. or 459-081« Disc for 1 4 4 months S-Spm. 641-1784 quiet area Prefer employed females ice space in prestigious Woodward 6 11 11 Mile/Northwestern Hwy l room Meadow Mgt Inc. - Bruce $51-8070 FARMINGTON HlUs • lor rent or sale - PLYMOUTH AREA, sleeping room. 588-1095 pTttefy remodeled 4 redecorated, stove, $50 week, 25 or older preferred Mile location. CaU for details, 218-5000 suite, over 500 sq ft All utilities paid refrigerator, garage, dog OK. $175 plas PLYMOUTH • Nicely decorated 1 bed­ beautiful I bedroom 1 bath coodo, dra­ SIESTA KEYS- Tbe Dunes. Gorgeous GORGEOUS - Beautiful. Super Clean apartment, 2 bedrooms. 2 baths, right 459-2747 Good parking. Basement storage Free utilities 4 security. Eves 915-8155 room near downtown. Carpeting, new Trt-Level In Executive-class neighbor- peries, appliances, washer/dryer, ten­ conlerence room. Secretarial A nbone kitchen, some appliances, some appli­ nis court, pool, carport $140 plus utili­ oo Gull. Available Oct liru Feb 4 af­ HOMES NEEDED in Western Wayne HOLUDAYPARK bond near new CM Plant $495/mo ter Easter. After Spm 1444570 PLYMOUTH-N, MILL ST. County with 1500-2200 sq ft for Group service available oo premises 158-5470 FARMLNGTON • 1 bedroom ranch. 14 ances Basement garage, low u till ties completely furnished to 1st Taker. Im- ties , nights 4 weekends, 851-4054. Adults preferred. 25 4 older 125-110 baths, large family room, living room, $475 Mo. plus deposit.Eve's. 248-4448 weekdays Melissa 448-1500 ext 142 Home Program for 6 adults, 1 bedroom OFFICE PLAZA SOUTHFIELD -14 2 room suites 11 medlat* Occupancy- Transferred to CA SINGER ISLAND - oew ocean front weekly plus deposit Laundry, parking. home requires 14* sq It per bedroom, dining room, kitchen, (oil basement 2 Call Mrs. Davts, 9,4PM, «444770; 45447)6 Mile/Lahser area. 5 day )anitortal ser- car garage, refrigerator 4 washer, $795 Plymouth -19697 Hillary Street, Plym­ FULLY FURNISHED CONDO. Short or Cornlche coodo, 1 bedrooms, never 4 bedroom Iiome renuires 2 bedrooms Perfect Professiooal Locatioo. Suites or after «pm 4 weekends, 391-1280 lived In. professionally decorated, from 272 op to 1000 sqft Will design vice, all utilites. Immediate occupancy month ~- 477-5478 outh Schools. $ bedroom brick ranch, Long Terms Lease from 1800 to $1,000 PLYMOUTH - THE MANOR ROOMS with 140 sq. ft each. Two remaining CaU AM. 158-5812 Afteroooos. 153-9085 family room, fireplace, enclosed yard. per mooth. Ask for Mary Savoie southern eiposure. annual or seasonal bedrooms, minimum 80 sq. ft each. space to your oeeds. Lease Includes Jan­ REDFORD • Near Botslord. Complete­ 844-5410 FuroWjed room with refrigerator. itorial, utilities. 8622 N. Wayne Road. FOUR BEDROOM ranch 9 Mile. Beech References, security required $495 per ly furnished 2 bedroom borne, many ex­ CENTURY 21 $10 and up plus security Separate dining and family rooms re­ SOUTHFIELD. 2 bedrooms, living area 2 baths, farm large tot Call after mooth After 8pm 349-4216 quired. For information caU Northville Westland Call Julie Ritter. McKlnley room, dining room, family room kitch­ tras. Low utility costs. Lease, security TAMPA BAY - New deluxe Gulf coo­ 455-2010 Properties. 6 pm. 849-2909 deposit 527-4407 PIETY HILL, INC. 642-8100 dos, sleeps 4, tennis, pool, fishing pier, Residential Training Center. Place­ en, full basement large lot, 1 car ga­ PONTIAC • 2 oedrooma, 14 car ga­ dally maid service. Unal, reasonable, ROOM, BATH, garage In Tin* private ment Unit at 349-8000. Est 734 rage. Residential or office services GARDEN CITY • Immediate posses­ rage, lake privileges on Lake Sylvan, FURNISHED - FARMINGTON HILLS home for business gentleman Excellent 769-8520 Across from Oakland Cty Health Dept sion. 3 bedroom ranch.-14 baths, WIXOM- 1 Bedroom house. Nov thru 12 Mile - Orchard Lake Rd. Immacu­ week or month. (111)261-1995 fenced back yard, available Dec. 1. April 5 minutes to Twelve Oaks. First, central Birmingham location, lit & last MALE. 17 vears old, Troy High School JOY RD - Middlebelt area, 800 ft. of $500 monti. 557 2214 or 157-4084 lenccd yard, appliances, basement $400 + utilities Call mortunp641-6646 late and attractive t bedroom coodo, month required^ 644-1172 student seels rodra In Troy area Look­ $195 plus security Call 882-2469 last, security. 4 ntilitles. $154. month. ceolral air. carport, near X-way $455 VENICE FLORIDA. Cull front, 1 story space, office It shop. $526 mooth In­ 624-1311; 634-4288 Hacienda condo. 2 bedroom, 2 bath, ing lo spend $30 per week Call Jack, QUAD LEVEL • 1 bedroom. N of Regional. 154-1060 SLEEPING ROOM only, for working Days 855-6551; or Eves 547-5891 cludes air cooditioning and utilities. SOUTHFIELD GARDEN CITY 2 bedroom. 14 car ga­ Maple Newly decorated. $600 per beated pool and more. Available Nov. 4274250 23 thru Dec. 181-4004 gentleman In nice Livonia borne, oear 2.2 It 4 Room Suites Available rage. $400 plus security month. Call Moo. Tues.,-Wed. 4 Fri. NORTHVILLE • Highland Lakes, nicely 96 & I 275 $30 week plus deposit 522-6429 or 128-2000 407 Mobile Home* decorated 1 bedrooms, family room LATHRUP VILLAGE Office suites Carpeting 4 Drapes JarrHpm, Sat 9-2pm. ' 642-5439 VENICE, 2 bedroom 2 bath, Bay view, 464-8179 424 Houte Sitting Service available Immediately. Up to 1.400 sq Excellent Layout with fireplace, full basement, all appli­ pool. II bote golf, tennis, $1200 per Good Off Street Parking GARDEN CITY REDFORD TWP. • 7 Mile 4 Beech. 1 For Rent ances, $595 mo. includes beat Earl WEST CHICAGO - Beech Daley area, TWO career minded accountants desire ft Approximately $9 50 sqft Owner- 2 bedroom older borne, extra large lot, month. Special rate for more than one managed 557-48» Basement Storage Space Available bedroom, brick ranch Ne?Iy decorat­ FARMKaTON HTLLS Keim Realty, Westland 729-2 500 mooth days 525-7200. eves. 217-7690 clean furnished room for persoo over 50 bouse sitting position. Excellent refer­ basement, $100 plus utilities 4 deposit ed, 2 car garage, appliances if needed. or retired, with or without kitcbeo priv­ ences, dependable. Birmingham, 512-8462 I bedroom, furnished, $45 per week, se­ LIVONIA AREA $400/mo. plussecuniy. 532-5920 curity deposit Call between 2 fnd.1 NORTHVTLLES Finest Lexington ileges, home a Iroosphere 917-1788 Bloomfield area. Bryan, between Coodos. 8 Mile 4 Taft 2 Urge bed­ WEST COAST pre-seasoo bargain rent­ 5 Mile - Farmlruitoo Rd- Area HOPP MGMT. GARDEN CITY - 2 bedroom home, PM, 477-8421 or 842-7747 als. Oct & Nov at Plantation Golf & 8 MAM 5PM, 646-9888 Approximately 2000 sq ft REDFORD TWP, 4 bedroom, 14 baths, rooms, 4 bathrooms, large family room Country Club, outside Venice. 2 bed­ WESTLAND • Coxy Studio apt. Ford • large lot. garage, oo pets, $290 monthly. dining room. Urge tiring room, deo 4 plus attached garage Tastefully deco­ Newburgh Rd. area. Carpeted. Appli­ 261 2230 $290 security. $75 cleaning. References FARMINGTON KILLS - 1 4 2 bed­ room coodo completely furnished, $225 557-2500 utility room, t car garage, oo pels, |450 rooms, furnished Including beat 4 air. rated Lease with option to buy avail­ ances Adult complex. Available Imme­ 426 Garages & LIVONU required 421-1515 mo. |6O0 security. Tease. »17-292$ able. Call Howard Johnson after 1 PM, week or $500 mooth 855-2081 THE PROFESSIONAL VILLAGE $165-1295 per month Reply to P.O. Box diately. $225. mo + Deposit 455-8791 Near 7 Mile b Farmingtoo Rd 1 room Livonia's most prestigious Professiooal 111. Farmingtoo, Mi 48024. 111-562-9915 WEST PALM BEACH Mini Storage CRAND RIVER, Telegraph area 2 REDFORD. WESTLAND - furnished room, kllcheo office plus attached enclosed storage Office Space. 705 sq ft (Medical) bedrooms, basement, garage. 1 child 3 bedroom bungalow Cute and clean, PLYMOUTH - CANTON area, 2 bed­ 1 bedroom coodo WANTED- Garage to rent In Rochester area It fenced yard. Ideal for small coo- 10955 Farmingtoo Rd.Just South of INKSTER RD oear JOT Rd. Sharp 1 Near large shopping center and more privileges for right party Deposit. $15 Uactor^|150/mooth- Located behind OK Working couple, $126 plus depotst $390 plus $190 security. No pets. Imme­ bedroom mobile home. Completely fur- room townbouse apt 1¼ baths, full weekly. 719-6155 area. Plymouth Rd • 417-1110 5149677 diate occupancy 514-2921 After 7pm f - 421 4496 13215 7 Mile Rd. Uvonia. 421-5880 or rJsbed.$215. 421-7122 basement, freshly decorated, $415 mx 651-5001 eves. t - 4274008 TROY • SOMERSET AREA includes beat After 5pm 544-1195 HARTLAND. MI Lakerrool borne. 1 REDFORD. 1 bedroom, country kitchen WILDERNESS COUNTRY CLUB, 421 Living Quarters I luxury ofneeswith $50 sq. ft Includ­ bedrooms, gas beat. l4M./mo + secur with appliances, finished basement, air Niplcs, 1 bedroom Coodo, Includes golf LIVONIA - Office Space 800 to 1.000 ing kitchenette and all utilities $750 408 Duplexet For Rent privileges, electric golf cart lly Deposit Call . 111-1!» 9154 cooditiooing, carpeting $450 per month 'ROCHESTER To 8hare 432 Commercial /Retail square feet Call MARY BUSH, * per mooth 841-8400 •rilhsccurily 4121941 535-5145 BIRMINGHAM deluxe > bedroom, oew 652-9404 Thorn psoo-Brown INKSTER, 16 Mile- Walnut LakTe priW FEMALE to share home with same In BLOOMFIELD HILLS • Expandable 55M700 TROY - SOMERSET AREA leges. 1 bedroom r^nch. 1st. floor guil­ carpetlag, appliances, dining room, Immaculate 1 bedroom, 1½ bath coo­ 1 luxury offices with 850 so ft Includ­ ROCHESTER • 2 bedroom ranch, fami­ basemen]basement, pa Uo, gagaragi e -$47— 5 Splui s etlti dominlum, custom drapes, fireplace, Farmlngton Hills $180 per month Call office It studio space available Immedi­ ty. Full basement, Birmingham scbools ly room, 1 acre. $150 per mooth pita 415 Vacation Rentals ately Some wilh 14 ft overhead doors. ing kitchenette and all utilities- $750 Available Nov. 1, $500 month. 626-4121 ties. Available Nov. «47-1715 spacious floor plan with attached after Ibm, 55M789 security deposit CaD after 5pm, garage. Immediate occupancy, ABANDON YOUR HUNT PreKrably.'Medla, Advertising, Video, - LIVONIA • per month * 641-4400 «89-5599 CANTON •• near sboeplng. J or-l bed­ FEMALE to share. 1 bedroom apart­ Photography type company »1-8009 LIVONIA AEA. Sehoofcartt 4 Uerri- J$25 month. * Vacatioo Reotaii - All Areas ment In Trdy. $115 per mooth plus elec­ 2 & 3 room, deluxe suites WEST BLOOMFIELD new 2 * 1 room mas. 1 bedroom ranch, 14 batfe, ga- rooms, IH baths. Central air. Base­ Tenants It Landlords suites, immediate occupancy Agent ROCHESTER -1 bedrooms, appliances, ment From $195. No pets. « Call June Connor tric Call 649-2029 or 939-0585 DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH completely finished, all ser­ rage. Immediate occupancy. $500 per carpeted, feoced yard. Basement Ga­ - Share listing* ' 842-1620 Cooimerdal/relall, prime, locatioo. ex­ 6J6-8411 month , 559-8729 Eves. 455-1847 vices included. Immediate rage, I blocks from School shopping 4 -652-1800 435-5866 ARIZONA - Scotsdale Completely fur- FEMALE looking for same to share cellent parking. ISM sq. ft. Immediate Southileld apartroeM, ooo-smoker. own occupancy. LiyONIA area Available Nov. 1.1 bed­ Park. Pels oX. $480 «51-5715. FERNDALE. 5 room Lower, furnished; SOUTHFTELD -between Telegraph 4 olshed 2 bedroom condo, patio & swim­ occupancy 455-7171 WESTLANtf or 4 room beatett Unper. furnished:. No ming pool Available now thru Jan. bedroom & bath. Alter. 110 week days room home, kids and pets okay $175 ROMULUS - Wayne Rd. 4 1 94, 1 bed­ Beech, oewly deocrated condo, 2 bed­ or anytime weekend 155-511$ EXCELLENT LOCATION month with securily. Call alter 6 PM. beta or children. Vacant Private'en- rooms, oew appliances, beige plush car­ 10t\l«11. Call tit details. 6J8-547-4971 - Tisdale & Co. WARREN-VENOY rooms, family room, basement. Imme­ Iranc*. 5413351 Same block u Allen Park Theatre 1900 t 174-4697 diate occupancy, $400 plussecurilyi op­ peting, carport, hasemenr, pool It club­ FEMALE WISHES same to nil 3 bed­ sq ft Use ror offices or retail store- Oeluxe medical & general house. Ideal for professiooal Excellent COLORADO SKIING - Copper Moon- 626-8220 tion ti boy. After 6.10 425-1914 FOR RENT • nice I bedroom duplex, tain. Beautifully furnished 1 bedroom room Townhouse in Romulus oea» 1-94 Call 928-2900 of(lce space, all utilities & LIVONIA-Atlracllve 1 bedroom trl- locatioo lo expressway, $425 Includes $99 per month plus security. Must see LIVONIA - S Mile 4 Farmingtoo, 410 with Urge yard, in Westland. 197-4)744 coodo, 75 yards from ski lift, also ski 1 level, large family room, country kitch­ SCHOOLCRAFT-Ouler Drive, 2 bed­ beat Call be/or* Spm, MP. 611-111! to believe After 7 PM,call 7111658 FERNDALE E 9 Mile lease, commer­ sq ft 1100 mo. pros aUliUes furnished, services Included. Immedi­ en, attached garage, appliances Includ­ room, oewly redecorated, fenced yard, LIVONIA. Wonderland area, deluxe 2 after 5pm, »nytlme weekends. 759-1155 Vail, Keyslooe, Breclenrldge, cial building. 10 x 100 Corner, was blue 4121111 ate occupancy. ed 5 Mile-Levta area Reasonable rent |275 month plus security. 141-9432 bedroom, finished basemeot, yard, oew Arapahoe, all within 20 minutes. FEMALE WISHES to share wilh same, print and printing operatioo (or 10 484-7651 carpet, paint No pets. $183 mooth. SOUTHFIELD- 11/Evergreeo. Near Dayr 647-7200 eyes 6464941 comfortable spacious home Royal Oak. years. 353-4798 LIVONIA Tisdale & Co. SMALL HOUSE • living room, kitcbeo, $417711 scbools 1 bedrooms, IH bafls, all ap­ 13 Mile t Campbell. $300 plus utilities 5 Mile 4 Farmlnfloo, '410 sq ft. 1 LIVONU - Plymouth/Mlddlebell area. bath, m bedrooms, corner lot all pliances, full basement, airr, «agas grill. HILTON HEAD ISLAND. SC New 6$93lll LIVONIA AREA rooms $100 mo plus utllKJes furnished. 1 bedrooms, 14 baths, appliances, full fenced $ 171 561-111$ LtVONTA • Mil Farmingtoo Rd. New- fireplace, patio, pool, tennis.ciii, childred n It ocean/rout fully furnished 1 or 2 bed­ SMile-Farmingtoo Rd Area 422-3111 orfrank at 455-8100 626-8220 basement, garage $375 mo. plus securi­ jy decorated 1 r^edrooms, full base­ pets ok I860 58M6J3 or 5892804 room villas Golf, tennis, pool $180 to BIRMINGHAM AREA - 2 gentlemen Approilmatetv 2000 sq ft ty deposlL After 4 10pm 160-14M SOUTHFIELD - Cambridge Vitiate. I ment Open Sat 1-5 PM Security De-' $180 weekly. Free literature 771458$ wish to share 1 bedroom upper. Garage, LIVONU - $ MJr« Rd . W. of Middle- Work Where You'd bedroom ranch. stodV IH baths. lolly poalt No Pets! 61J-7217 TROY CONDO FOR LEASE large country lot, $!00 a mooth plus belt. Ample parking. Includes all utltl LIVONIA • Plymouth 4 Merriman finished basement, $480 mo $5M se­ Newly decorated spacious 2 bedrooms, SKIERS Utilities. 644-1647 NOVI • Prime location. 1 acre Commer- ties Executiva-euTtes - Immediate oc­ area, 1 bedroom brick ranch, carpet, curity. Available Nov I 569-3111 NORTHVILLE AREA 2 full baths, central air, appliances, at­ Boyoe City coodo by the seasoo. 2 bed­ leial with 1 bedroom house. Next to cupancy 412-1870 Like to Live! drapes, stove, refrigerator, washer 4 1 bedroom duplet, large ysrd, quiet tached gtrlgt, basement, pool, club- rooms,! baths, sleeps 8. $1.500 plus util­ CHRISTIAN WOMAN looking for same New Chevy Dealer, oo Grand River. dryer, foil basement, 24 car garage, oo SOUTHFIELD. 10 Mile 4 Bwrgreen. sir**!, cable" TV access, $100. mo. + bouse. No pets. 775-2071 ities 611-7200 to share her 2 bedroom home In Dear­ $110,000 Low Down Terms 455-2018 Unique space In Farmlngton pets. 1450 per mooth plus securily 4 n«w]y rebuilt 1 bedroom. AvalHble No­ slilltlea 455-2411 born Hgts. area $100 per month and MEDICAL OFFICE utilities. ' 415-442« vember I, $175. TROY - Cuitorn Coodo. 1 bedrooms. IH HOMESTEAD RESORT • Oleo Arbor half utilitieHues 118-5008 or 917-1428 OPDYKESQUARE Hills with Individual en­ 157-1324 OAK PARK • 15241 CooUdge, i bed­ baths, appliances, air, fireplace, ga­ Spacious accomodations on ski trails Store For Leas*, m miles S of Ponttac Maple-Orchard trance, b8lcony. fireplace. LIVONIA • sharp, clean, ready lo move rooms, newly decorated. One child, oo rage, deck, drapes. No pets! $57$ /mo for couple or group. Sugar Loaf nearby-. CLOSE TO EVERYTHINO 1,500 sq ft Stadium, 5000 so. ft. ctn be divided as 600 sq. ft., 2 exam rooms, in 1 bedroom bouse. Carpeting through­ STERUNQ HTS.- 2 bedrooms, > baths, pets I vear lease required. $m 41M197; ,or eves. 528-0446 New Year's week *> wlnler week/week­ Oak Park borne to be shared by 4 single small as 900 sq ft Reasonable- 8bout850sq ft. out. Available immediately. «175 fireplace, tv» car garage monthly plus secarlty deposit. 847-8095 ends. Owner. 552 0841 people, all privileges, 1 bathrooms, new Immediate occupancy 648-5900 lav, perfect 2nd office. Avail­ roonti. Call after 510pm 464 9214 ROSEVtLLE • 1 bedrooms, 1'bath, TROY, NortluTeld Hllla, 2 bedroom, |v» decor, large kllcberL warm In winter, able now, feoced yard 9>l-1050orl«l-46U VYESTLAND-PaUner /Merriman area. I baths, all appliances, pool, tennis, $510 E CHARLEVOIX Home- for weei- cool In summer QuW secure safe WESTLAND - near Shopping Center, 2 You Must See It LIVONIA! Sharp 2 bedroom, attached bedroom, redecorated, 1115. plus de­ month includes maintenance • beat. reot this Fait A tbe Holidays. Fttr- neighborhood Available Immediately bedroom Ranch, oo Warren Rd. Hall Tisdale & Co. garage, 1 child OK. no peu $140 •*• se­ STERLlNO, 4 bedroom colonial, posit Also 1 bedroom, 1288. plus depos­ For sal* at $58,500 Eves,$4l-7U4 $200. per mo, Included utilities If oo Acre - $70,000 Low Down Terms! central air. $550 month. Keating-ton, " 1 oedroom, 1 hath, laundry fadT- For appointment call curity, lease 589 2900.*« 251 it No p*U M 4-6 27 9 or 582-4431 tiles. Call 1-517-791-1484 answer please leave message 988-5415 455-2038 or 141-3504 Super ) bedroom. $ bath Cape Cod. lake VILLAGE HOUSE Coodos, SootiileM I 626-8220- vtleges, $575 mdotn/Rochester, Gor- WESTLAND - Veooy/Dorj*y. Lovelv bedroom, den, living room, aJtcqeo, dio- MEXICO - Iitspa. ZlhuanUnero Aval) CONGENIAL female housemaid oeed- WESTLAND. 8041 Middlebelt across NORTHVILLE DOWNTOWN 626-8842 LIVOfrtA. TWO Bedroom borne, feoced ecus 1 bedroom raocb >•»"coodo•. Othev~<«r remodeled 2 bedroom, panelled, carpet- tog tr«*. washer, dryer, at. private en- able from January 4 th (o tbe (6th Coo­ ed to share 2 bedroom coodo, Bedford from Farj)Xr_Jacks 1000 sq ft Excel­ available. Cell From 115 to 1500 so. ft 18 00 a SqFT CooUdge It 11 Mile area yard, very large storage shed. $15« per leases Anna Pearrt I ed. fenced. Energy saving window*, trusee, carport Berf Rd, art* S, of do, sleep] 6. Includes maid service. Villa. $225 per month pica half utilities. lent fo,- retail or office. Below market From $1211 op. Secoud floor Up to l.W sq ft of Office Space in new month. $150security. - 47M541 'Chamberlain »51-8450 - 852-4811' $185 pros deposit No pets. $82-4451' TeJ-Twelv*.%er 5pm 851-0*80 $1600 624-5500 Call Lort. Days 4SS-82JS -Eves 211-3470 rental Call anytime, S81-182S; 484-7(51 Pfcooe 412-2490 'I bdlldlnhnll/lng- • " """

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