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IIuIlIlis term; ..... dIlIewaild tine 10 be fair 3IDd aciDd lit a ~ pUb1ie be Ibe day fGIJoaiI:C b e1ediGID nllilfr Slln'2lIIl.. .. ~~~~timlo~ •• ~ -DIe ~ 8ecGrd is trnIDC JiD ty~. DIe e9aill stftor"", ibid •-.mitJ . .IbJW Paul VaDIII asted ... a ... CJaIIDCJ • a .. UIIII1d ftIIlIDl!Ill a ticm matmg lamination dIediR pc"" _..... ~ ""d'..., 'D2 Acmt 11, 1IiIidI1QSlDlMldby a.d Nadltiille Bt!an.. CJlIIIIds.aest be- II:lISlbei J. BurtGD IWbzcjp 2Dd ty ~. CIIr aay adB' d:y CII!ficif4. Sft"'ed by G. JleoHy GardDer. U n:s.iP zd tile qaSiaD 1RdI1IeI be pa!RdllMn;n06J)_ thedepeeliD'aiiidllbereqaesteaaldbe \"ftIIllD asked Ogikie ~ SIDIDit to Ibe takel ser~j_1be penIlII1 nceiliDg dty 2ID)' biDs peadiDg as SOOIl as p0ssi- the 9 a sfiCl!!l eaaldsimply igDare iIl« ble. accept ilzdsdlalita I'f sig ... IDa- Be .. reported to CIlIIDCil Iha1 be tyCJOalX:il_~ aDd DeRusha 1I'ere meeting 1ri!b 3D at- VftUIIIl'eI'e2l1s iD the statement Ibm klrDey Tuesday eo had eapressed m- tenS iD the position Be said the city bas received umm iDquities" from four different ~ t1IU of nom Police, family mourn trooper beiDNorthviJle.. ""We Im"e resumes from t1IU ortbree and 1riII get them for you from all, " he Yore than 300 family members, told CDIDcil. ~ The discussion on the city attorney rela1i1'es and officers attended a came at the end of the two-and-cH1alf fuDeral mass for Midligan State Police ho!Jr alUDcil session during vilidl SpecialisVI'roO VICki ADD Moreau- Ma)-or Vernon read <3 se...en-page st.ate- DeVries at Our Lady of VICtory Catholic Cburth, 7iO ThayeI', at 11am. Mooday. Moreau-DeVries,. 28, wbo formerly had been assigned to the KorthviIlepost and wbo lived in Novi in Echo vaney subdivision, was killed at 1:30 am. Thursday when berpolice car orerturn- ed on 1-696 near 1-275.
See other photos ~ - on page 5-A ~ J 1 \ State, city and township police as well I" as sberiff's officers representing most " 1 of lower Michigan, along with Ohio and Indiana State Police, made up a majori- ~ ty of the three mile processional with" t ". ~raliillYaDd'»I~IfltiV~r1t'" -ute" Holy . Sepulchre Cemetery in Southfield' wb1!reshewas bmied.', '!bey assembled first at Casterline Funeral Home in Northville wIiere visitation was held and then proceeded t9 the church. According to state police, Moreau- DeVries apparently feIl asleep at the wheel causing the car to veer left, hit the median on 1-696 at 1-275 and ffip end over end Police said she was returning to the Northville post from a criminal in- vestigative assignment near the end of her afternoon shift when the accident occurred. Also, police confmned there was narcotic evidence in the car which Rec:onS ptIolo by STEVE P.:aiT Continued on5-A Dave DeVries tries to dry the tears after the funeral for his wi,fe Vicki Tax tribunal rejects township petition
By KEVINwn.soN and therefore-did not benefit in March. review to conduct a special December While the township bas not yet Michael Gibson of Kerr, RusseIl and session to correct the error. Section established its millage rate for the 1982 Hopes for a small reduction in pro- Weber, attorneys to the township, wrote 211.53b of Michigan property tax law tax year, most board of trustees perty valuations were dashed recently a letter to township officials explaining allows such corrective sessionS when members have gone on record sup- when the Michigan Tax Tribunal re. the tn"bunal's stand and the townships "there has been a clerical error or porting a roll back of last ,)'eaI'"s Ievy to jected a Northville Township appeal for options in response. mutual mistake of fact" between offset increased assessments. assessors and taxpayers. correction of an error in calculation for Essentially, Gibson related that tile The board met earlier this month to Dave Bach (and Andrew), Michael Kaley model 'head bobbers' 1982taxes. tribunal may have granted the reduc- establish a millage rate, but tabled the The "The Countymay not react favorably townshipargued that an error in tion had Wayne Countypetitioned with issue until its August session while to be sold at senior class sidewalk sale booth the sales study used to compute valua- to such a mass correction of errors," the township for correction of the error, Gibsonwrote. "However, 1feelthat this awaiting the outcome of the tax tions resulted in a state equalized which he said was the way such appeals tn'bunal hearing. Rejection of the peti- valuation for township homes approx- section can be used to correct the errors "historically" have been handled. for those persons who did not go the tion means the township millage rate Sidewalk sale will feature imately 0.8percent too high. Countyof- "However, in our case the county felt will likelybe 3.56mills. ficials did agree to correct the error for (March) Board of Review and receive and was upheld by the tax tribunal that reductions in their assessments." use in future years' tax collections. notwithstanding the error, equalization This includes 2.86 mills rolled back bargains, crafts, antiques But the tax tribunal ruled that the for Northville Townshipwas 50 percent Heintz said the township is exploring from the 2.98 miIllevy from last year; township board of review had reduced oftrue cash value," Gibsonwrote. this option for feasibility, It would be a plus an addition 0.7 mills authorized by voters in November for funding of the the 1982total township SEV by more Hesaid the key point inthis argument "massive" undertaking to notify all $4 police department. The rollback might . All 178 spaces for this year's have been sold. Some regulars like the than million while the error totalled was the township board of review ac- property owners who did not file in doWntown sidewalk sale being spon- man who sells old tools come every roughly $1 mUlion.The tribunal opinion March that they may bring cases in have been smaller had the petition for was that the error had been compen- tions reducing total equalized value by reduced assessments been granted. sored by the Northville Merchants' year - infact, he has rented twospaces about $4.7 million. December, she said. Association saturday have been sold, this year." sated for on an individual basis in Charles Lapham has announced. In addition to craftspersons and anti- evaluation of tax appeals by the local Heintz's greatest concern was ad- que dealers, several "businessmen-for- board . dressed by county tax officials, . Hesaid the remaining twowere taken however, he noted. 'arly last week and he now has a a-day" who Indicated they will have Clerk Susan Heintz said the township alUnglist started. items like telephones and stained glass is pursuing alternatives that might "One brighter point is that George Saturday's sale from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. ,have taken about 30 percent of the allow for a second board of review to McEachren of Wayne County (Bureau willbe the first since the Mainstreet '78 grant the 0,8percent (or less) reduction of Taxation) has indicated the error to homeowners who did not file appeals will not be cumulative," Gibson wrote, J)rojectwas completed. Beeause of the Continuedon4-A Antique Car Club, the annual mirrowed streets, Lapham explained, "He told me that the error will not be TOWNSIDP PLANNING Com- rolled forward Intosubsequent years, If mission cancelled Its regularly show will feature more than 350 Spaces have been somewhat redesigned cars on display at the track and a With several added along the side of the 3().monthequalization sales study is scheduled meeting Tuesday Two residents vie for post used Inthe future. " night due to lack of business. The flea market dominated by NOrthvilleDrogs. automotive items. Admission is , .Lapham added that all that is needed To gain any reduction in the current commission session has been of Livonia at 10 p.m. Mary Killeen, a rescheduled for next Tuesday, $1. nOW Is good weather. In event of a Two Northville residents are among year, however, Gibsonadvised that the August 3 at 8 p.m. In township doWnpour before the sale begins, he the 12 applicants to be intervlew~ by registered nurse at Henry Ford township has only twoalternatives. The FEATURED IN this week's Hospital, will conclude tonight's Inter" hall. 41600 Six MUe Road. To be mild,Itprobably will be delayed a week the SChoolcraft College Board of Tax Tribunal's decisionmay be appeal- considered are site plans for a free Sunday Concert-In-the-Park 0·August7. Tmstees In Its search for a new board views at 10:30p.m. ' ed before the Michigan Court of Ap- sponsored by the Northville Arts Other candidates to be Interviewed church and associated school , 'the annual sidewalk sale, a summer member toreplace Nancle Blatt. peals. proposed for a large parcel of Commission will be the Nor- clearaway with local merchants offer· LoisWinters of 1046Bristol Court and between August9 and 11include Wesley thville Community Band under L. Berry, Jr. of Livonia, Mary UbI of He advIsed "It would be difficult to property on the west side of Hag- iog bargains In their stores and at out" Paul R. Dawson of 21219 Chlgwidden win an appeal ...because we would have gerty Road just north of Five the direction of Robert Williams. door tables In front, Lapham said, has are among the candidates to be Inter- Plymouth, William Warren of Livonia, The concert will be held from 2-3 Carol Juarez-Beach of Garden City, to show an abuse of discretion by the Mlle. I,. meknown also for Its craft and an· viewedforthe post August 9and 11. Tax TrIbunal." .' p.m. on the lawn behind city hall. riUebooths. Three of the candidates will be Inter- Lawrence Schweiger of Livonia, ANTIQUE CAR SHOW and Residents are Invited to bring , rlmarlly, craft spaces have been viewed at the board's meeting tonight Shirley Kinsler, of Plymouth and The deadline for filingsuch an appeal was Tuesday. On the attorney's advice, automotive flea market Is blankets and a picnic. In event of Ialong· Main Street and antiques beglnnlngat9:30p.m. Richard Zimmerman ofLivonia. scheduled at the Downs from 8 rain, the concert will be In the . g Center. Both streets will be clos· Livonia resident Gerald J. Goode, a Board of Trustees also will consider township officials chose not to call a special meeting to authorize an appeal. a.m. t02:30p.m.SundaY,August community bUilding at 30.1West traffic during the sale. teacher/counselor In the Livonia Public acceptance of a $330Scholarship Fund 1. Organized by the Northvllle Main . • I:1~aphamsaid he anticipates "a good Schools, wlU be Interviewed at 9:30 established In memory of former Nor- The remaining option IS,to use legal ~Ique show this year as many spaces p.m. tonight followed by Sharon Sarris thvi1leresident Jean Johnson. provisions allowing the local board of '.' ~.''.' '.':~: ,:~-: $70~OOOsougbt
To"rnship files grant application for Park Gardens .- '..... As aHl1l.cICnm - .a Ii'\l.-' hQnQil 1b:'__ .I"·.v..lQIIf JIIl&I .... amr liauIltla ~tII ...... __ 1ft' lP'.r~*"'Bi\w. ibe Pm GardmsbomeollDBS associa- '; lIDIlI8IQIl ilJld .dlU'l'D'Ci ~ 31 ,..... bkd&:r..ul!tll"P.ld~P'\)alI * cemft"d P-.GaI*s fl9-'r ~ IIe\ied1I11llid *' tiaa. bad been c:rilieal of the plan to use I .... OltC!ibIiZ!~'.a!ltlr~ cmedmC IDDtJ CIUtlt'1'tIltHm llII *~ ~*~n."'...ad ...... tNU· ..... - -dlredn .,.. mooey for Ibis purpose. DOtiDg - ": 1"3lID!If :G laCIlbtdl~1lMc ~ ~ .a plaD !Ill ilId ftlIIlIlle *'ad CllIIIICndIIm fJI a IU- *...,.aDea' .a cilfapfr, .aB-oa, il)' tbal their membenbip Deeds help. 1be • .... !tlIr ~ part cf !tit' :tll'¥a" ~ Lt!Ii.'vftlClmmlllltlW JlIld * jQr ...... CIMIIlIbCltlt>' a-.... IliaIlbzo~·Boad two suggested tbe waIer aDd' ~'er : ~1JIl~..-idtmw~ ~~»~ ..._* 1!IDIId.lJDlt fJll!Ile lIlHlII1kId QPlr ...... ~ is bdL He aile aid ill commission could )lic:t up the S60.ooo : .11 Mm"" S7ll~ ~ IJM- .IJRPbnC liD Ilbr ~ pltq)ld,hUC?'I(' pHI' SWlIld bt dlir:iIJr.la' aDd -makes mare tab to buildwbal MlUId be. in essence. a : ~ )ftlt!Ul&ll'" QIn"JS ~ IlIAd ~ ~ P"UC! » ;a 'M!bIUt S. At ... ~ dlr pIJIl'1IoIIU4d bt Iftd. ~ lID" ~ema pipe ... beDefit to the t.oIrD5IIip sewer operatioD : ~ ~ d InIllItti "'1 3ll Ittul1 .a .. ~ tmf\dbn~ ~ ~.mI!bIIlU- tI4 .. Ift8W ...... ·.. 6eellire ndla" .... baft". IIlIft tbaD re,sidegfs • Iff'irM 'Ma CIDml1}' uasdt. .- tI4 &'Ill aIIlId naIe il....,...nJ .. ftlDrit) 811, jail_ ~ Cardeas resideds '!bey were more ~ with the : ~ ~ I!nl1 IIilt ..... ~ 1oarId.me ewr V'~ .. ti Id I ..", lil*r preiBll ~ Part Irad adriIIed Jd.r IS. LtAo Ieamed.Ibal rerised plan to seek a din!ct grant to : ~·s ideII1 cI ~ ;II ~ ... ,1"'",,. e6er Ilibd. eaa1l cnIft'1al.. ... Gar*ms _ ararbF JEIIlft'bts .-t Ibe a.I)' I'3IIIl -'" - ';drabs 1Rdd the Pm Gardt!&s JIIOject proper. Both : I ~ cf sraer lulr!t:Jil ~ rem1mI 1dIIDkI1dl!lt'~d~ paIIV» ... ~ apbiJl .. Ilbr tIlF:it. past 1lIIIlaDl*' a pnljed IargdeClIo Ibe .. pledged to do wbaIever they could in * md IltIll6ttd 'Illti D:il ~ .. Be eqUmt 'DIe IDamIIip 2IODi!C iDg ClIIdmaDcie. but .-as in than is aJlolftd UDder or- would tbeD be usable for CODduct aDOtber meeting _: Il!IlIard of appeals ~ place prior to the cfmance" be added. The many reereation pur- 00 the issue when the ad- ...... ~ ....--.~ I.iattots from ft'OiIa- edaN!ChmenI of stan- sebool property is poses )-eaT-rouod. Cook vice of the O'dkland Coon- • 511gr.u..u::c==z~tIC-_-... tiGas 10 BrooktaDe Gall dards.. said ty officials is obtained. preseally UDdergoing site _CiDCl>~ _ Notices CGarse aDd 10 tbe Little 1O.-J4. -:.I the plan renew before the of the petition will Bed 0II'Def'S ~ SdxlCliboase ~ ...-...... township planning com- The petilioo was tabled be sent to more property # POUCI'.. --~.. -. _ .,11. Ili&U.. but tabled a peti. b2d ~ forced to file for missioo and the variance so ZBA members could ~'DeJ'S in the area of the _~"~T .. SI9O"~.... -.. tiaa far a variaDce filEd a ,~~ on aD ~ was granted. Cook said. seek comments from the golf center than were ------___ d __ Iw 0II'DerS of the Oasis basis m the past, p3}'JDg a ".-.-.-.eooc==- cootingent on c0mmis- city of Madisoo Heights, notifi.ed of the Monday ~--U~_ Si5 fiJmg time. fee eac:b sion apprcn'3l of the plans where sucb a cauopy is in heanng. Cook added, -_._-- ...... '-0lIl:£. 'ibe board "felt it .-as in all other respects. place. and from Oakland with the idea of gathering,·, -. '!be J A promotion and a transfer affecting two Northville Michigan State Police officers were an- nounced by a department spokesman last week. h d ail DetectivelLieutenant ~rt an t . orin .... Joseph Koenig. 36, of the Quality Work detective division at se- Satisfied Customers cond district head· For over 25 Years quarters at Northville, I PROMPT SERVICE has been promoted to Custom Made Suits detective ~eiitenant ·v from $300 and ~~ to the detec- - Other AlteratioasAlso llVailable tive divisioiultDetroit. .' - for Ken IiWOIII8I1 DetectivelLieutenant Penoaal Fittings Ri~ard J. Benningltam, 34, IS transferred from LAPHAM '8 the detective'division at 349 3677 Detroit to the field section - of the division at second Northville district. headquarters at 0 n Thurs. & Fri. Northville. ~.m. to 9 p.m. Mon.-Tues.-Wed.-8at. Money Market, Account RVMAL', SYMES. .------REAL TORS Since 1923 ,,; ,. "'\"" 24632OLD ORCHARD - NOVI Desperate - Must sell - Assume low down land contract. Nice 2 bedroom, 11h bath townhouse overlooking vacate fields. Newly painted and carpeted. Asking only s56,9OO. Call 478-9130 Don't You Be a Poor Sole ••• Take advantage of this remarkable opportunity soon! 48405 TEN MILE 0 NOVI " I\\1TUJTH Quiet Country living - Flowering trees and • Don't be a poor sole. Find out Rate Convenience shrubs abound on the grounds of this fine ~ home located just minutes from the heart of • how flexible, secure and The 30 day average rate for COMMUNITY FEDERAL is right downtown Novi. Formal living and dining '.• profitable the MMDDA is ... June was 11.19% with an in your own community. If you live rooms, plus a family room with a natural And that its insured up to effective yield of 11.80% (annual firer-lace. Land contract terms possible, or work in Plymouth, Canton or CREDIT l.fDl Cal 478-9130 ': $100,000 per account. rate). That's twice as good as Northville, you are eligible for . your bank savings account. membership. Whatever your PLYMOUTH OFFICE 22666SHERIDAN· NOVI ' : SOOSouth Harvey Garden Lovers Only - Flower garden surrounds • financial needs, COMMUNITY Plymouth, MI .8 170 Check out the advantages of Dally Dividends FEDERAL can provide you with 453-1200 l~~~u~:~~t~~\I~a~~;~~~~ge~~~~{~~~e our new Money Market Daily ~?t~~e~~: Dividends are compounded complete financial services, PLYMOUTH OFFICE formal dining room, romantic family room : Dividend Accounts. They make 9.30 to SOO Men - Thur\ wi fireplace and doorwall to private patio, 2 car • daily and paid monthly. Money convenient access to your money good sense. Dollars and cents. 9 30 to 700 Frodoy garage with door opener and much more. A : Market Daily Dividend funds and friendly, professional 9 30 10 100 salurdoy real must to see, • At COMMUNITY FEDERAL are invested in Federal Funds, attention. PLYMOUTH DRIVE IN Call 478-9130 : Credit Union. Where your 900 10 700 Men - F" . U.S, Government Issues and 8730 BISHOP ROAD· GREEN OAK TWP. : interest comes first. 900 10 3 00 salu;doy Certificetes of Deposit in Services Beautiful wooded lot near a lake. Four bedroom : insured institutions. NORTHVILLE OFFICE ranch with large kitchen, walk-In pantry, 2 • • Loans 101 N Center fireplaces, large paneled rec room with den, : Norlhvllle, MI .8167 bath with shower stall. /. • Savings Accounts Call 478-9130 , : • All accounts insured to $100,000 348·2920 Flexibility NORTHVillE OFFICE 1336 MERRIWEATHERCT, - WIXOM : Only_~ • Individual Retirement Accounts 9 30 to SOO Men. Tue\. and Thul\doy Highgate on the Lake - Sharp 4 bedroom trio : COMMUNITY FEDERAL offers URA) Clo\4!d Wedne\doy level home In park like SUb. Featl,lres spacious • COMMUNITY two different types of Money 9 30 10 7 00 Frodoy country kitchen with a lot of cablnents, lovely : • Payroll Deduction 9 30 10 I 00 saturday FEDERAL . Market Daily Dividend Accounts: • Share Draft (checking) Accounts beamed family room w/cozy fireplace, 2 car • • • (' " ~ ~I hi garage, large deck overlooking park. Nicely : Only COMMUN.TY FEDERAL the Money Merket Daily • M9ney Market Certificates randscaped, • Call 478-9130 . : offers insured Money Market Dividend Account (MMDDA) • Jombo Certificates and the Money Market Share • Direct Deposit NeUA Daily Dividend Accounts in your • .'. ., t. .: .' ~ • ~ Draft Account (MMSDA). • Travelers Cheques ~ community. \'.. I ~I 1 .,! I' '(: r, II'" r q 11)'1 :".. We put your interest first ~ <,.( i l)//n (;)~ It ~~, d',. -;': ... ~ '.. " Absentee ballots mailed to voters Jlaybe lYe "re ~"ot:Uagicians .. __ JeI UiIte. .o\DIIIIiW SIl .. • appIiaf D>'S,. w.tft ...... ftPfld .. be-ce ...... • ....."e1IflcbIIada}' •.\aOIII • ....~ aIn)'s a.aw a ...... *'='ee baIkU,..... ~ npr- _1'tat5da)' IIIOmiICIlbII51-. ... bal'd.sba\~ beeD IUilfId IOdIi1e. Payne iJamed Hudson's presidelJt ~ $1)'5. _ a pelll!l1lD11!!l hI.1 of abclaIlClI ...... ~ a1I lid t-.o (for pedlla5 Cd ofli:.e CCUI!I'J j Reportedly looking for a bome A 195Z 51. liar)- of Bedkwd ~ for 5ftlior cili.zIrr5. StIe hided)' hIo in NortbrilIe is Iormef' resideal HigbSdlool~ Pa)'aralm I'tqIaeStS by last ~ fnIlD ptnlCIll5 1bomas PayDe. wbo was named aUpnded Uaiiesil) of DdniiI.. .t»erped IObec:m QCIblm. presideDt of the J. L. HucIsoa He bepl !lis r8aiIiaC caefJ' Company yesterday by Hulisilo's with Hudsoa's _ 1S57. Be bas August 1 at ~ p.I:l. i5 !!le last dI)' 10 dJainDaD Gera1dP. MiDs. served as dirisiGGII .... hall_ appI)' for abserIflP braBats b.r IDU. 11lose qua1ifaed to t'ClIe ...... PayDe. president and cbief ex- manager 01 tile IIll!D'S cirisiaa" _Ibe ecutive officer or JobD A. BnmJ. general maaager of tbe primaIy eJectioa August I'may '*ia a department store in the Southland store aad rice presi- penoa in tbe deB's CIIfficle iD eIber r!le southwest. is a oati\-e Detroiter dent and geaenl .... tsadise c:il)' or 1OIi'DSbip ImtiI -I pm.. ~. August 9. and {ortner resident of N'or- manager 01 lIaIIsaI!l's B.aizi)oa- PENTAlf thville. Division. Election regvJations dipn'ate also there ma)' be ~)' ahc;en!ee TCltiDg for tbe pmwy up 10 -I PJr!. Factory Demo Josh White Jr. to perform at bluegrass festival 7-31-82 10a..m..until? LX Body with By KEVIN WILSON attraction. 1be appearance was Josb White. Jrs.' return to tbe fe:stiTa) The Iesm31 btgios c:m SaImdar, FA-1 Rnder50 higblighted by an aMfience participa- is gj\-en added eror"asis 1rith lUce's ~ 7 rib a lineup 01 perfor'me!'S mmF2.0 Josh White Jr. will definitely appear tion reDditioo 01 Tobacco Road that dedsioo to lean more tonrd tbe folk tb2Il il:dades folk guitarist Seil Wood- in Northville at the Sixth Annual Folk PJce said "still realIy gets to me. just music side or tbe restivaJ after a -nrd.. AIleD Z aDd his duJcimer. the 5 and Bluegrass Festival Benefit for Hun- rememberingiL " bIuegrass-dom.ie\-ent last )-ear. BIaepass Geueaatioa, more folk music 599.50 tington's Disease August 7-8. Slated to appear in the third aDd White 'lill appear in tbe late after- fnlID BaD.jo Betsy Beckesmao. old time Those who have attended the event in fourth editions of tbe beDefit e\'eot, DOOD Sunday, August 8. at XortIniDe's by Xortbern Comfort, still more folk by its five previous incarnations may be White made late canceJIafims in favor Ford Field from 1-9 p.m. Sbariog tbe Nems aDd l*JegIass from \\1Jd C30rer saying "Sure he will They said that of revenue-produciDg appearances. Sunday bill of performers, all of 1rilom ao:1F12sb inthe Pan. ME Super 50 mm F2.0 • before and hedidn't show up." Rice said White was not the 0II1y per- ha\'e significant reputations in their X.mmm donatioo to the Ibm- But Gitfiddler Music Store owner and former ever to cancel an appearance fields, will be folk singer Dean tiDgIoo's Disease beDefit is S; per ~- 5209.50 festival sponsor Tom Rice said this for that reason. aJtbmgb be may have Rutledge, blues performers Rich aDd for adaIts. S! for dJilreo UDder 12 and PENTAX year is different, for' one important been the biggest name draw to the Maureen Del Grosso, some old-time semar citiz:eDs. Infants in arms are ad- reason: White's appearance was ar- event who bas doneso. musiC? from the Ruff Water String mitled free. The field is loeated behind I~·I ranged through his agency and the "Last year I even put notices on my Band, Larry Ste\'ens singing the blues, the Ford l'otor Company Xortlnille popular folk singer bas a contract to ap- Oyers that t"arwflafions could occur," more folk by Caliro, aDd bluegrass by Val\-e Plant.. just off Hutton immediate- pear. Rice explained. "It's just in tbe nature Home Grown Grass. ly north of Maio Street. M.G. SOmm F2.0 5169.50 "Josh White is absolutely going to be of the event, being a charity per- K1000MP 50mm F2.0 5149.50 here," Rice said. "I got smart this formance. that entertainers will often, MX SOmm F2.0 5219.50 time. I worked through his agency and say they'll come and be sincere.. Then I AF Flash 534.95 we have a signed contract. The date is 160 they get offered a paying date and theY At Flash on his calendar, so they won't schedule just can't turn down the money." Getting down to brass tacks 2005 562.95 something else." Booking the charity date as if it were AF 280T Flash 5109.95 Rice explained that White appeared a part of the singer's regular tour, I Mewinder 589.95 at the second festival and was a major however, avoids that problem. By CHRIS JOImSO:S 'Ib!s past school year, the board of report and set up a timeline to monitor Auto 110 Cameras education was involved in three \'ery future progress. At the same time, the important tasks. Those were selecting a entire administration was fe\iewing Camera with 24 mm F2.-8 new superintendent of schools, worlting tbe report.. with a citizen's rommittee to work on At the last school board meeting in program standards and their effec- Jtme, the curriculum subcommittee $119.50 tiveness and working with a citizen's reported back to the board. 1be ad- cOmmittee to help determine how to ministration found the report to be very Major Components best utilize our district's facilities. workable aDd a plan was developed to i Outfit The board bas rompleted the selec- start the work needed to implement the ~.,...... tion of the new superintendent. Dr. report. '._ ~ $199.50 George Bell began work on July 1after In August of this year, two teachers ' ~ his selection by the board. The board from each building will ~ meeting, .....,..gesyoulomeel .... getlolmow _an __ gro.p,lo_ "::,, , ~ 0 Complete Outfit Dr. Bell. We think you will see many of _ the citizen's report. In September, the· . ~ ~ thesamequalitiesthatpeopleaskedthe citizen's report wiD be reviewed b}·-the- - ~O~~ ~ 5259.50 board to look for when the board began entire staff at each schooL 'Ibose ~ ~~ searching for a new superintendent. teachers and adnlinistrators on the o Come in and see factory representative I M f th the ·tizen' committee will then present program .n ay 0 IS year, CI s ron;t- recommendations to the board's cur- and full line of Pentax cameras. 1Dltte: on program standards and their riculum subcommittee in October. e!fectIveness presented a comp~ The board feels this committee slve report to the board of education. helped move the district toward setting Northville Camera JOSH WHITE JR. The board asked the board's cur- standards and evaluating in our most riculum subcommittee to review the important area: educational program. Limited Quantity 105 E. Main St. 349-0105 School board members assigned to subcommittees Solid Northern Maple Bedroom Northville Board of Education an· Eronomic Development Corporation nounced board subcommittee Representative - Chris Johnson; "t:m IIJ rrrj assignments for the 1982-83school year Recreation Commission - David at its regular special meeting Monday Llewellyn; r- ~~~ ni~t. Title IX - Glenna Davis; / Subcommittee assignments include: Legislation - Jean Hansen. Curriculum - Chris Johnson, The board also agreed Monday to chairperson; Jean Hansen and Douglas revamp the format of its regular FREE SEMINARS Whitaker, members; Nancy Soper, ad· special meetings held the fourth Mon- ministrative liaison; day of each month. KIDS PROGRAMMING Facilities - Glenna Davis, chairper- The board has traditionally rotated 10 SESSIONS AUG, 2-13 10:00 ISO'" son; Gerald Munro and Douglas the location of its regular special meeting among the seven Northville ADVANCED BASIC Whitaker, members; Burton Knightlln, administrative liaison; schools to make board members more 4 SESSIONS AUG, 7 1:00 140" visible to the community. INTRO TO BASIC Finance - Jean Hansen, chairper· The board agreed Monday that each ~--~ son; David Llewellyn and Karen ~ ~~ 4 SESSIONS AUG. 5~26 135" host school will be responsible for I - -. - - - Wilkinson, members; John Street, ad- presenting a brief program about the FREE SEMINARS ministrative liaison; school's activities and goals. MEET THE APPLE JULY 29 7:00 Personnel - Karen Wilkinson, The board is hoping the programs MEET THE APPLE AUG. 7 3:00 chairperson; Christopher Johnson and will help members better understand Group Includes CALL FOR RESERVATIONS David Llewellyn, members; Burton what is going on in the district's schools Knighton, administrative liaison; and give parents some idea of what the Each piece is cralted of dense grain solid Double Dresser Northern hard rock maple. Jamestown ar· Policy - Gerald Munro, - chairper· schools are doing. tisans taper the edges and add rich hand· Mirror compUTER HOPl~GOf1S son; Glenna Davis and Karen Wilkin· Board members said they also hope rubbed nutmeg finish for an extra measure Chest o'styhng. • "THE FULL. SERVICE"COMPUTER CENTER". son, members; Nancy Soper, ad· to encourage parents to attend the Queen or Full Spindle Headboard Six Mile, 32 Stconcll ... t 01 1-275(In the Ntwbulllh Plan) ministrative liaison; meetings in their area. Footboard - Optional 484-6502 Nightstand - Optional Regular Price $1049 Make ~AHWOK Sale Michigan's Nationally Robertcl. 75th AN NIVERSARY Acclaimed Chinese Restaurant Sale "Come Taste Why" Home Furnishings Save • Specialize In Mandarin and Szechuan cooking Sale Up To • Exotic Cocktails SO%OFF Ends Sat. July 31 Colombo'clr. • All major credit cards • For fast carry out and Reservations call 349·9260 Special Businessmen's Lun~h Your Tues., Thru Sat. 11 :00 to 3:00 p.m. Sehrader's " • "HOME FURNISHINGS • Lunch Special .",. ;P2.75~~d "Quality Furnishings Since 1907" Wayne County Circuit Judge All combination plates .. $3.25 Includes soup, tea, main course, 111 N, CenterSt, (Sheldon Road) 349·1838 egg roll and fried rice. '.' .IN BEAUTIFUL DOWNTOWN NORTHVILLE ... 41563 W 10 Mile Ad Tues-Thurs11:oo-9.30p.m. I • • FrI.· sat1l:oo-11:30 p.m. Sale Hours Mon. Tue. Thur. Fri., 9!"'9 SatuTday 9·6 Closed Wednesdays o'ak1 'or by tile Committee to Elect RobortJ. ColombO, Jr., 720 Ford DidO .. Detrolt, Michigan 48m Novl, Mich. Sun 12:00·9:30 p.m. Corner 01Meadowbrook Closed Mondays ) 'Ogilvie's service ends with primary ..,.....,.,.Ie Ja'iOL ... h'''' ...,...... tiJIMd • Ibt pall «s- _ ~ .. __ " .. MlI'~ 1ftIlII*I''''~ aad .. _ 1InuIu ... c*dlGlllllr'aIldtD ...... ,. tIfo CIQdd ftIIIIIIISl a daIeIS tlfaInIIIr. -. "'An...... • tIfo cM5it -.. Ie ... ad- Ik ClMld if tIfo 1riIIIed .. -"IID meftdflail. .. • ...... ,..,..~ IIlie ciI}' is IasIa" .. tlariltg GIIf«ed • ill _ ...... \"~ ,.-wI _ ...... iI.... a)' .... - Thousands In • AuIIriaa PII'8. T&IlU5 -~ I .....ect 10 I.W d)' aG- REDCAPS Stock .8lue~ ~'1Ul1 a:prded d)' CIIMIId b}' a • .IunIipers. Dclu;tas n ~ ~ 1I1llUId ~ .. cbiIms $3" -Maples • AbcnliI.ae MIl ifbedidDrlldloal!;rle~"" tDD 10.. AIi; 17.ti (Varieties) andUlilnlr -Pin Oak &oadIeIf VaneIES FIarida~and -Sweet Gum • CMadran IIefdl:d; fWBadtQjps -Locust OPENING THIS FALL Sidewalk sale Saturday 3 bags $11- (Varieties) SEVEN fARMS MONTESSORI -Tulip Tree offers bargains, crafts *50% Off - tittle Leaf Unden OF LIVONIA ClII SeIecIed Fboeltng - Seedless Ash ... ,.~" '!E\""EX XJl.E (SEAIl FA£JtI1.~. SIwubs"'~ & More OPEN HOUSE ....------..... -J ... ~ ..". AL"GL~T II ... pal AT u\'OSL-\ lJIIIUUt" ..At a time 1Iberl Ibe 3\wage price (I( n"Lq).'" AI."GL~T 1-. -;'PJoI ATTH£ SCHOOL a baadbowd boot ism.- said Val Cook STEEL BELTED OR .. of Ibe F'rieDds of SortIrriDe Libr3r)-. RADIALS "ALL SEASON" - ~ b.!o dlr "'-:ricua ~ ~ ""yclU !ibaa1dD't pass up a deal liR 30 ~:'. -~ ~ ~ EJc.mcm.~' Tc:adx:n uutsf« a bardbowd book aDd %SUds BRAND NEW WHITEWALLS - FR:Dd:a ~ - An. Meic...Moo Do ... Yop Ha!f~. for a papeJback at lbesidewalk sale. SHOP&: COMPARE Fall ~ KG ~ Day ~ ..Sot aa1y wiIl)'OU ~ some great FIRSTS! persaoaI sariDgsClD boob, but ~'OU1l be A Cn:auw: ... dllD:cp:w:d JoIOC'C'\Ori Pcog::ua suppoItiIIg )'OUr local libraI)' 1dDd1 OC'1t n"O OTH£R LOCATIOXS: recea-es anoflbe local profits from tbis amiDgsaturday·ssale.- SO\'") )I()~"'TESSOJU L-\K£S AJlEA MO~&ESSOIlI The FrieDds· used boot sale will be - ....Eip )(ik 2800 ....asbec A'Co beId just east of XorUnille Drugs ClD (.at T.z:&) (Xear .Maple &< ~) !laiD. The Frieods report there will be more For Information Call 477-362i than ~OOO boob in the sale, including a 1980 set or the Thomas Register and a very reoeul bouDd set of Standard and , Poor's Cclrporatioo Guide. ~atiooal r ---- Geographic magazines. books ClD art. P115175R-13 BR7I-13S40.90 ~ sports, poetry, hobbies as well as DO\-eJs P115175R-14 CR7I-14 and cbildren"s boob "ill be offered. 43.90 A group that alwa~'S has a seDou1 is P1!l5175R-14 ER78-1444.9O Mizpah Circle of King"s DaugbteIs. ~~m1J)s~V Lapham said that, if the ideal sum- P2I5I7SR-14 FR7I-14 46.90 ~t Marge Bolton stressed that mer weather mntimll'S. he expects a ~'!I'JII')i' 41455 W_ Ten Mile, Novi '!'bi3if4 the baked goods sale is the cirde"s onl}- P215I75R-14GR78-1451.90 . record sale da}' .. When spaces went ClD ~raiser for its suonort of K'msfl' ~ ~", 348-3156 ~ J'my 1 6b Cs Un.l-<:UOlt; ftrSl. sene >, Daughters and for itS-local wemire >. MSC" In the Novi Plaza at 10 Mile & Meadowbrook I 'c j basis, be recalled. people were lined up P21517SA-15GR78-1551.90 work...... ~.4I- along the sidewalk waiting for his store P225175R-15HR78-1554.90 . ..iIW'U',!I,JIJ')il14!!" Kegs Sale d1airman Libby Kobring. who to open to sign up, "We were balf·fiJled ~ GUanuJ£eed ~15 LR78-1S 57.90 1aI'.on..-Thurs, 10-10; Fri, & sat.. 10-11; Sun, 12-10 also is the circle"s new vice presideD1. with about i'5 spaces taken by nooo." reported that the emphasis is ClD His total count, be said, of 178 includes Lowest Prices! homemade pies and breads this ~'e3r, merchants'displa}"S.. Circle members are baking more tban Find the lowest advertised price on any tire ••• I .: Michelob I AllBRAN~S : He also DOted that be encountered lit- 125 nine-inch pies in rbubaIb_ apple. tle opposition to cbarging S20 a space, We'll match it on the same or comparable tire. r cherry and blueberry fruits to be sold up S5 from last year, This charge, ~ 24, 120z..° Lite : Cigarettes : for $3.25. In addition, there will be more Lapham poled, pa}'S for publicizing the FARMINGTON/tvOVI ' LlVO~IA GARDEN CITY - than 100 small pies selling at i'5 cents. sale. He said be feels the new first-come 43111 Grand RiYer . 36591 Plymouth Rd. 33535 Ford Rd. .,Bottles 095:s 89 I she promised. resen-ation plan bas eliminated objec- 1 block E. of NoYiRd. at levan 1 mile W. of Merriman 61 6679 Wbite, whole wheat, oatmeal and I;warm only) I 6 , I tions raised last year by some who did 348-2080 , 425-7666 42~ fruit breads and cookies will be sold at oot like their booth locations. 1 • 100 s Carton I .'~_Iml't2 cases P1usTax& I Plus Tax ~-.-..... Tax I YOUR BRAND NAME DISCOUNT STORES!~ _ .«<-._ .3..'DIII.,,,- m a Deposit I iIIa • __ GDOD,.~ IFGoocIrtc:h ~T --- • COUPON ONLY COUPON ONLY • Mill Race classes slated • Korthville Historical -prize and tickets are 50-. Two's Company on Main- :-~··········"··········IBusch : Mountain Dewl Society members :'will centseach. , and at the North\ille, 71,-. _ or I take turns mamting the At SatunJay's Sidewalk Plymouth and Novi ~'24,120z.. I Pepsi I society's booth at the nor- Sale, the Society also will bbraries. ' theastcomerofl\lainand be selling colored Classes to be offered "'Cans I Reg •• Diet. Lite • 6799 Center at Saturday's postcards of Mill Race this fall include American ' 1.'Limit 2 case : 8 Pack, Sidewalk Sale. Village and "ill be accep- Samplers, Basketry, 6 199• On display "'ill be the ling new memberships as Calligraphy, Chair Can- (warm only) 'h !.iter Bottles I Greek Revival Dollhouse, well as registering ing, Clock Repair, Con- :' Plus Tax & Despoit : (warm only) PJusdepositl a replica of the Hunter students for the upcoming temporary Historic Land- House at l\lill Race fall classes and scapes, QUilting, I COUPON ONLY I COUPON ONLY I Village. The house was workshops at Mill Race. Porcelain Doll and Wood- ~ constructed for the N"me classes and eight carving. •...... •...... Historical Society's July 4 workshops are outlined in Saturday workshops · L b ' ~r.andMrs. • float to commemorate the the society's brochure w i I I b e h e I din MEYERS &SPORTSPAL : a att s T.I 10th anniversary of Mill which is being mailed to Genealogy. Market TRAILERS. CANOES Race Village. 800 homes this week. Bas k e t • 1\1 0 the r 1- i'24, I : ~ AS LOWAS Tickets will be sold Brochures will be Daughter Patchwork, $269 I 12oz. Bottles S9 49 I Limit3 99~I Saturday and all through available at the Sidewalk Natural Dyeing. Rug MEYERS BOATSs/attltlg81·325 • LImit 2 cases I the summer for persons Sale booth and beginning Braiding, Stencilling and • (warm only) I • interested in par, August 2 at IV Seasons, Wreath of Wheat. TRAILERS AS LOW As·269 ticipating in a drawing to • Plus Tax & Deposit I Quart BottJe Only • be held at the society's I COUPON ONLY I COUPON ONLY I Tivoli Fair October 2. The ~ ~ dollhouse will be the top & , '. DUNLAP HEATING COOLING '. I _ Plymouth's Only Heat Pump Specialist ,'. ,-' " , RED TAG " • .SALE rA ARMSTRONG DESIGNER SOLARIAN o • ARMSTRONG DESIGNER SOLARIAN #38HQ e only no-wax floor with the richness of Inlaid color. Reg. $17.95 Sq. Yd. • .-~. \• Fur .1 , \ NOW ONLY \ FREE ESTIMATE \ Offcr hpircs August 31 \ 95 \ (.111today \ Sq. Yd, \ $12 \, t CARPET "- ~ WcfOD The Carrier eat Pump is designed to give top performance in Michigan. .:. REMNANTS FLOORS ,.r LEES-MOHAWK-SIGELOW BRUCE> HARTCO Carrier is number one, the leader in the development of the heat pump. t ~ Rse~=.SIZE •ANDERSON '- 50.700/0 'Off Many exclusive leatures: ," eSQ• ,'. ::~~ ~E 30.60% Off FROM 3g Yd. High elliciency air conditioning Night setbaek thermostat lor , ComPiet. Stltctlon " Winter heating lor mueh less greater savings '. MASTEACHAAOE VISA MATERIAL ONLY Only heat pump designed lor FilterecJ air lor your home INSTALLATION EXTRA ,f • northern elimates Carrier quality eonstruetion ~ HOURS: Mon. Ihru Fri. 9- 9 , Sat. 9-6 ~ _lor Comlort (I savings save 200/0on Heating cos~ , Inar ••• Hrved by DUNLAP HEATING AND COOLING Datrolt Edlaon f Residential and Commercial 558 Farmer St. Plymouth 453-6630 15988 Mlddl.belt(betwe.n5and6MII.R~ds)Uvonl •• MI481S4.522'S300 I, .~, Police, family honor"State Trooper Vicki De Vries ..' ...... oeVrirs ..... • ....., to ~ cri..- ...... y • dle .!Ii«- ..... past. lIoreau-DeVries tIIIIiIaed illtile JU&e police .. FeInary of It11 .s .. fiat ~ 10 dle ...... PIeasarJl _ ill Jby III tile same )'eiII" • • .. traDsferred 10 NadIniDe post iIlliay ill 1f2I. befGre Rn'iIIC db :be CrimiDal .. ftStipl,iTe sectioD iD IJnIIIia siDee NomDber - el.... · !be was bom iD De!r'oil · aad 'nS graduated from ..,. sc:booI iD Bloomfield BiDs. Moreau-DeVries earaed a bac ..... ". of dence degree in crimiDaI justice from Ifichigan Stale UDi\'eJsi- ty wbic:b sbe attended from 1971-74- Sbe is survived by her ~, David, a stale ~ trooper at the ~ post whom sbe . mimed just CM!r' ODe year ago, and by her ~ents, Mr. and !Irs. The funeral processional stretched three miles long -Victor Moreau of Jadsooville, Florida. DaveDeVries rr COVER GIRL ~-: ALBERTO VOS BARNES-HIND ALL IN ONE SOFT CARE STERILE DISINFECTING I ?,:. CREMES & FROSTS .,:.-- ="""' SOLUTION 17 99~ ·L~ ~oz. $2 0 l~'~ - ~~~ 12 oz. . DR. WEST'S ~ TOOTHBRUSH ~SOfT MATE BARNES-HIND THERMAL SOFT CARE THERMAL -SOFT -...-...... SALINE SOLUTION -MEDIUM --- "., ....' .. -HARD ...... \ \ 0-- 12 oz. Enrollment NOW being taken '~ , Cas l COVER GIRL : (.;"I~)I . ORAL-B Call today ...Inqulre about early 1oVINISflN) BARNES-HIND MASCARA dCnIOlllOU DENTAL FLOSS enrollment DISCOUNTS ..;.... rn ~f!1-., I Wetting WETTING SOLUTION ., III ~ I _LONG 'N LUSH Solution FOR HARD CONTACT - Ucensed by the State of Michigan - ~ I' ~. _PROFESSIONAL I &'i - UNWAXED .....""' ...... - - Open 6:45 a.m. thru 6:00 p.m. LENS , I~ -III:i -MARATHON l ~ -UTEWAX - Ages 2lh thru 5 years 1==1 _ 'I" J -""1 ""nlQlllo" - Half Days Available :11\ ' •.-00 I ... ----..1., - Lunch and Two Snacks ~.. YOUR $186 : .. $109 A DAYCARE with a happy, _.. CHOICE 50 YDS. ~ secure setting - !i.iiiiiiiiiiiiiii !II: 23233 DRAKE RD. ... Corn ... Drake/Freedom ~d FARMINGTON HILLS .a care 478-1571 Police Bloller Two Livonia residents killed in motorcycle accident In the to\\"Il~hip••• bt-)"ClDlS ... cuD bdcIft ClO!WIC b ~ 'DIe ..... ftI*'Ied IDe ...... iiIGp. Wft nos"Ad CIdI_ "''OU\'ODia~cbf>dll2a ~ ~' said JlIClIft CIs .. Iune- ~ boa' .... ~ 1bUl"'"tlr miIiiIIiIIC .., molOr'C)-de ~ .. '1'bI.Irsd.a>' finD c:aIcwIation 01.- ,'duc1r'~' It'JlOdfd Iibr)' I81l *~•..., Di&ld at H.iDes Drift ad XortJniDe eulfIlllOsty ilwas '"tr.Iftl1IrCac~_ 5:31P" &:lIS ftlIlIlud all I ....m k Road. tolmSbip pcllbct c.tl)ri Keaoerh ra4e 01 ipf81- ~ ~1bt1dR loIoaiIClIlIlIIDqlOfirldtbe.,...... ,. Hardest,' said.. finl (dl1O!be pa,ftDMlall *'~ f'aIiclr IIIIIld be dIdrir iJlIIC 91iS Jftlre), Craig »!Bfr. ,n. of 01 the J'CIlId tlefcft """"'aq b er ClG Ibr a.rbr ~dclclru)-, BallI .... Houghton in I.mDa ~ £dilh JarJe curb. 1be dlid said tbe Iff! side p1MIirs my Ibe Ii!zle dlryRftaqpUc- Yanus. !3. oflhr ~ address ~ C!O'~ !be tr-tsmiSSM • ami!! dDldl gedfraaer ...... ~ .. ptOOOtIDCed ~ all ~ ~ b)' .-ere ~ elf ~ bile by fir Iaru cI MrCadftS br~" -aDd iIdrnDtllSc4 ~ HospiIaI dodar$ in radio CXW)- tbe~ the ~. ad said I!le:r ..ass CIIID- tact with ambld""""p»jamec5ts Ibrdi!st)' saKI be """'fP"'$ Ill) tact pcliier .iIb a ... tisl ~ IIlIIlIiIIC : Po!ke beJe\"e lIilJef' Josz amtrol or the cri.miDal charges intbec:ase. ilemsoa Ibeir' ft!m1l. ~.Da\idsoD ~'de 1I1ille ~aslwpbeodQDSOIIlbbouDd A SlClO lde\ision aad ~ ~ :Hines just befClrt' it ~ with Xor- iIems 'ftre stolen fnla1 ~ B.1a:ita)' 'lInille Road. The JDCllOrn'c::Je left the Court resideDce burgJarizledJal}'S. ~ side road. Slrikmg -a curb. in- ~ reports iDdic:a!e IDe I!ums i\'estigatiog offices said. lIaDus was a gamed ftlIlraDre by tapislg. IhmI brak- ~ 00 the JDOCorc)"de. riding ing. a 1rindcra' paDe in II3r fmat door ~ .\filler. The bodies or the 111'0 \ic- DeM the door bandJe.. 1beOlnll!llSG Ibe ifims lI'ere!OUDd at~: the motor- bouse.-ere 00 \-acatiOD, ad Ibe maD-S ~'de continued approximately EO feet pareDlsftre~ingat tbe .... ic4e •• t Tuna Melt Sandwich Wednesday Only Toa'DSbip pcl&e statistics sboa- the 15379F~ON aambt!r of f'Sl "lE!eS from SclItbriDe UVONIA BegianaJ Psydaiatrie Baspital CXW)- A si.2oo Aqua King automatic saim 261-5736 t:DDes to eueed the ODe-per- 170 Displays 01 Special Arts~ Cralts~ DOWNTOWN I For Antiques and Side- Merchants Sales 1.amps/ADdques Walk ....51oEWAJ 142 N. Center 313-348-2<412 Sale Northville Crock Lamp Muslin Shade 'Janey !Bath !BoutiqUE. 21" tall Usually '85 IIlJo~~~~~~~1li-;;;~;;;! UpTo • ...,. • ~ • .-0-"" • ~ • ..."..,.. ~ • ...... ,..,.•• 30%T050% 50% Off Summer Merchandise OFF Selected Titles Savings on Selected • "Warner Brothers Story" 50% To75% • "World of Movies" • Towels & Rugs • "The Beatles" OFF • Bath Accessories • "Old Barn Plans" • Long "Mother·of-the-Bride Dresses Country • Seats & Scales • "Scarecrows" • Sun Dresses • Shower Curtains • "Secret Life of Henry Ford" Style Gifts • Vanity Cabinets • Bathing Suits • Odds& Ends • Summer Dresses and Goods' % Off Other merchandise • Separates DiVision of Long Plumbing Co. 20 (Remember Chllslmas Shopping) Open Daily 9:30 - 6, Friday 9:30 - 9 190 E. Main 349-0373 116 E. Main • 348·1167 • 113 E. Main Street ""=" 349·8110 SIDEWALK J .1 [ , 'I' ~ illIe PeoR.it~:1 ... L :-'('\'/l'll\'llll BARGAINS I ' N i>easons 103 E. Main ATBOTH FLOWERS FREYDLSTORES Sidewalk Bargains 40%·50% 50%OFF OFF All Summer Table Merchandise And More Merchandise* upto ~~- 149 E. Main [~t~~~~.NOR1HVILU ~OA'HVIUl Plus lots more bargains OFF ).010171 )410771 NORTHVILLE 50% Plus Unadvertised Specials *Except some handmade items s, 349-0621 , • 316 N. Center St. 349-4211 Jaycees plan August Summerfest, Salem Air Show W, ' ... .,. • lIidMgan i...... "'- a ()penIars$illd fila all ptftft:tGlrilfJir • .3IMIa 'VLIr ..~~ ~ !It'¥ u- ICIUld c:ant.h'al.Sori.. business ellIIti __ ~ ~ ..~ _. Iftil_.pmr_- Clnl!l.. 'lUU'~ ~ ;wd to S A1r fi,1!tIl' atflC!~, ~w. A ~ollhe finD as.1Iftd as Ibe)' promistd 110 It). 110 CIlldRi *" ~ I!Itft" _liJI ibf' a itftlr lIdt .1IUt! a.d. ... _11 do IlOlbiDg 10 annal ndlts_ &'be' ~,. klUl· ·e cause IlIIlt5e Iat« iD r!le'ftemrc Ltsn:c It1It' &} lIbtft' K lllO Itlr a JIftIIlk'ms... aDd DlIIed Ibey ~. Orit arpmcWms aft bei!C MmItd Itftd at IS lor all aIO)' ~ ~ ~ j:m;l ~. am alln __ Clpr'lIlI.ed illBirmingtpm aDd R.oc:hesSft' IOtakeboolhsat Ihf'~ I.ftIlIo SIrS ftIlIIlI'l rile ncti .1i1l a::1u(ko ~ Upgraded program Ages 4-13 • Au.."'eat:.rd :-., 1S.ACS · OBITUARIES · Brd.~ Fini41 • 8:.uld ''-.l~: 10:- .o.::...na~ ~.ll:'.l.d Min- eD(~ Swing Bridge • ~.r.'.z: Jl C:mcu;:-::"; :0 d-~ c.d:a3 ~ :MARY YA.t\E'ITY In addilioD 1O.A. F. Posait arxf Company. be also :aJcu:r.d~£~ • ... operated the !\cJrUJriBe RidiDg Academy. Althougb Sweet Table Lamp __. FUIle'aI service for area resideDlllary ManeUy. be retired in 1971. !be busiDess still remains in the .. 1I'2S held at noon July 10 at St. Gerard 0Jurth. family, lmiDg bem acquired b)' his sm Ralpb of Treats '!be IleftJmd Jolin Menoor officiated. Burial was Northville. - Coam:y Style GIfts« Goods ~.88 at Daly SepIkhre MansolmlD Mr. Posnik 1I'2S a lire member of Detroit Lodge -CaDdy lIIS.lIaDetty. a Livonia resident, died July 18 at No. 2, F. and A.lI.: Detroit Commandery !\D. I, - Fres!llloas!ed (Height 18'" Botstord GeDeral Hospital. Sbe was born in Italy. Knights TempIar; Valley of Detroit Coosistol)'; Cc&eBeans Moslem Temple and a life member of its • Tea« Sp;ces lIan:b 13.189610 MicbaelaDd FiJomena FraDchi. SbriDe -A.:mqaes A homemaker, she also ,.-as a member of St. Arabian Horse Troop aDd a \-eteran of its patrol 110 E.1Iain NortJwiIIe Gerard CJJurc:h of Farmington unit and the Ro)-al Order'of Court Jesters Xo.1B. ~ 'It" A= A.-bot T. ();le'o.:.u.'l 'I~. i'!O( lIrs.lIaneUy was preceded in death by her bus- He also was an ac:ti\"e member in the YMCA, the < be< l..:ln ~ 6: y~ Sc • n=. 6: h :':"i'!>I! baDd Frank, lIoilo died in 1950. Polar Bear Post Xo•.c6oftbe VFW, Cburd1 by the ?h-." 4'\\';"'" Sbe is survived by her danghters Mrs. Theresa Sea in Bal Harbour. F1orida, King ~TOS Olapter (ADthoD).) Tahaccbi of Xorth\ille, Mrs. Margaret No. 133 R.A.Y. aDd Busbnell Congregatiooal (Sam> LoCicero and \Irs. Edith Renzi of Lh'Onia Church. • and !Irs. Frances (John) Loogo of Boca Raton, He is SUl'\i\-ed b)- his wife Vera, his son Ralph Florida. and his daughters Mrs. Dorothy Dasher and Mrs. 0Iber sunivors include her brother BeDeditto Julie Pettelle. . Fr.mdJi of Livonia and her sisters Mrs. Anna He also is sunived by seven grandchildren and 'Montemnni and Mrs. Rose McCarthy of Cass Lake eight great-grandc:hildren 2nd Mrs. Assunta Roberts of Allen Park. Sbe also is survived by four grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. . NICHOL.-\s WALTER BECKER Rosary and prayers were recited at Harry J. Will Flmeral Home in Livonia Graveside service for area resident Nicho1as Walter Becker, 76, wasbeldatl p.m.July21 atMl ANTHONY POSNIK Hope cemetery in Lh"Onia The Reverend Inring M. Mitchell of KortInille Qu-istian Community Fuoeral service for former North\'ille resident Church officiated. Burial was at Ml Hope. An1hony "Tony" Posnik, 89, was held at 1p.m. July Mr. Becker died July 19 at Botsford General 22 at .Ross B. Northrop and Son Funeral Home Hospital after a long illneSs.. . under the direction of Detroit Commandery No. I, Born in Chicago, ~is, January 22, 1906. to Knights Templar. Burial was at Acacia Park Nicholas and Ida CRAFT The Printed Word . ~... 146 Mary Alexander Ct. ~·~KSALE.... Specials FAIR Northville, Mich., 48167 - (313) 348-8050 9 A.M. - 5 P.M. 50% To 70% --.._ .. 1.,' See Our Booth On OFF f Suits and sport coats, dress and sport shirts. Main Street Sweaters scarves, gloves, ties and belts -Many More Bargains Inside- "Lots of goodies on sale on the street and in the store" 120 E. Main L~MEN'S SHOP 349-3677 Don't leave your film on the ·.U· , roll Backstreet Develop Your Film Today ,'" :- .. .. Fuller· O'Brien Color C Prints 10 . ~_ctory Cafe Exterior Paint Print Plus Developmg of: - • Sidewalk Sale Now In "An outdoor experience" Discontinued (110,126,35 mm)' :~Demo, On developing & printing Kodacolor type film. Pro- progress ... Colors cessing by linprints on original color roll filmonly Behind c:-~~...~ ~= !1.~,5) ,,. cr' ~ ....' 50% and more reductions ,,!ty.-31, 1982 ¥ Open."~.Dally 9-7; 'S:f. on summer stock .~:::;/11a c!:Ki I2l2u Il.i - If! Sat. 9-5;Sun. 9-1- ~~ ~avings - ~~ 'J-!NORTHVILLEPHARMACY~ 20% reduction on fall stock.visit .. ~ ··"".mnqFlnlSi~JB72·· ~ our space on Main Street. .fer·sales prices 126 E. Main Street !}\~lerOslomY~odU~:1:\~ All sales final 6"Camera Northville Limited Cash and checks only, please. byShop Quantities ~~~~'Q~(~~~ n.Street /.....•. / / --/ .- =?:~,~~-.... .305 Hurry!! - ---" -- 141 E. Cady 349-9020 348-1991 134 E. Main, Northville, Phone 349-0850 Racquet Del's Shoes Del's Department Connection 153 E. Main Store Formerly Braders Super Sidewalk 100's of Pairs 141 E. Main upto Selected Summer Wear Clearance Savings up to Frames, Shoes, and Soft Goods At "Wholesale Prices" Prices good 'til the end of 70% August 70% Center Street 348·6380 OFF OFF Travel ill drum corps Marquis features film trivia contest TtsIl ~liJ1r ~~ .laW .fC"ltnr.Al U"'I~~ !1'4' §'d' !IP)I'W'" MtlPfwt ... flIIib __ .-1lW ImU flU _. ~ ~ lID~ aQ}' a saalei 15M .. .. m&. 1IrIlI7 ~ .... IediIIC /Ill ..,. _ i5 a ~ a *' f')}~ f',tt(" ~ ~!Ibul:l la" .... _lti .. castIif' fne.. ~ .aDd 0nuID ~ ,.l2b pst'" ~ ~ - .,~ ticpew! is F'Iw!e III Au1} ..,. II ,. • ~ IbIdI ,. IIitIbD all *' 8H e lIIlBJo' ~ 1IIGria;..-e beea ,..,··c a.,...... l&\I~"''Nl!It'''''fAaqp IIt.wt\r .e ~, tra~ taft tiflbD" 4lOIllt dl ~ tamovll5 1!IIaIDW5 ... '1lrlrl'ia .... "._IaU __ ~ ClIID1~UlUl ad! Jftl :fftmarOet'l~, .... . I ....,...... w ~ Il1Wr III ... iiD iddutllir '¥lbtm *'.-- ArJDltaDd a. 5rmIId dlrI ~ ftMnJIMl1Iil flu!'1 ~ amd ..... aISIiIfII&I !Ib5 *£111.1.. -.,.uc", a ... ~ .-.~ ... ~ eidies. 'the ~ 1Jiria ...... beea a I Y"II'1".at ~lh1lftll. ... klo flee...,.... fer .'''''''d IrlO'rie pal , raenctog ...... Dur.IIlC IlJWf UanlralZT ..\ SENIOR CrnzEN'S CITY OF NORTHVILLE SYNOPSIS pi,.kE. Pef!TUm AcnvrnES 8aO;el15ll!Sf2. 8u:l;eI Ame:ld- eJ;leIlCI!fD!e ClCIClIiilltiieiti to:' e.csget ADeDCleeDt plus meal _ SZI,M. Aeftsed lbese_illld=-1lIlIICle. m.tlt. Aewised Budget COORDINATOR SII:5aa Pecrllllll. 9ucI;leIlS5e:t .... sol!llll:tbele_IIII)~ SUC,.C!&; ~es - .... ~Clf JIr. aDd)bs lOTA1. G9I6'lAl fUN!) EX- lor 1Ilec::e,I:l~ tt.-QIlS __ 8udgeI Sltt.%iS. 8udgII aad ameacI _ !i!lU2 ~ The NonhriIIe Area 5el:lior CGzen AO- !1. 8nlDe~ol-GH I'BOl\JiU. P!eSed Bc«/eI AT 1 I « c*lsSJ5.3CI. flews. visor)' Council is seekiog a 1es;xxlSb1e ~ $2.322.$; ~ ~ p"""liIlIODS a::t I:l ~ ~ eel 8udgeI S12CG5; l!IIance - CIIemer:f _ S2tJlS2; AeI'ISed acd;et dividuaI to plan and cleae1o,:) p1Dgi1ZQS and 0Jart. recedl!.r ClClDdi2at ~ Budget NoDe. 8udgII NOW 1lEAS'ORI: BE IT wont dosety with age:acies. c:ommuoi1y grou;;lS 1l2lS dfded presided d S2..3I&"di...... '.'c*lsSl7.JC1. flews. IW..AHCC: Sa!;*:slor ~ AESC1,Y£D. I!lIlIIbe tJISS.& ~ eel BadoeISl7~. and citizeQs ir.llbe the Gamma ~ senior NorIImBe area on a Presect ~ ($39.1651. PClPIIabClAS a::t IS !:>ere!))' part-time basis. ~ of Zd2 Tal ~ ~t micas -.:ledB to1lI:las: lOCAL STREETS:~- AI ~as. iinc:1I6r:lg resumes. ll%ll:St Alpha at Ceatral S379.515. Aerise NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Planning Board of the City of Novi will hold a public hearing to conSider the rezoning of lands Consolidated Report of Condition of shown below. Said public hearing has been initiated by the Plann- ing Board to bring the property in conformance with the Master Plan. The hearing will be held at 8:00 p.m., EDT (or as soon Security Bank of Novi thereafter as same may be reached), Wednesday, August 18, 1982, at the Novj Public Library, 45245 W. Ten Mile Road. State Charter No. 854 Consolidated Report of Condition of security Bank of Novi in the State of Michigan. and its Domestic Sub- sidiaries. at the close of business on June 30.1982. ,. Published in accordance with a call made by the commissioner of the Financial Institutions Bureau pur- suant to the provisions of Section 223 of the banking code of 1969. ASSETS 1", Dollar Amounts in Thousands 1. cash and due from depository institutions (From Schedule C, item 6) 11068 2. U.S. Treasury securities , 950 3. Obligations of other U.S. Government agencies and corporations .•.• , ••.•••••••••••••....•• , •• , .• 702 6. Federal funds sold and securities purchased under agreements to resell •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 800 7. a. loans. Total (exclUding unearned income) (From Schedule A. item 10).•.• 2112 t b. less: Allowance for possible loan losses 67 N c. loans. Net 2045 9. Bank premises. furniture and fixtures. and other assets representing bank premises ••••••••.•••••• 167 11. All other assets (From Schedule G. item 3) '" 409 , 12. TOTAL ASSETS (sum of items 1 thru 11).•...... •.•••••.•••...••.•..•••••••••..••••.•••.•.• 16141 liABilITIES 13. Demand deposits of individuals. partnerships, and corporations (From Schedule F, Item 1. Column fl..rime and savi~gs'depOSi'ts'Of ;nd;vid'u'als: parinerShIPS:a~d'COrpOrations (From'sch9duie F: iiem i:~~ NOTICE umnsB&C) 8418 15. Deposits'oj Unt'ted Siates'Go:"er'nmeniiFiom Sched~ie'F: i'te'm2:Columns A & B & C).•••••••••••.•• 628 TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVLLE 16. Deposits of States and political subdivisions in the United States (From Schedule F, item 3, Columns A There will be an official test of the Com- &B&C) 1719 18. certified'and'officers: cheCkS(i=rom 'SCheduie i=:'Item 5: COlumn A) 126 puters and Computer Programs to be used by 19. Total Deposits (sum of items 13 thru 18) ...•...•••...... •...... ••..•••.••••.••••.••••••••••••.. 14961 Northville Township, Michigan for the Primary a. Total demand deposits (From Schedule F, item 6. Column A) .••.••••••.•• 4917 Election to be held Tuesday, August 10, 1982. b. Total time and saving deposits (From Schedule F, item 6, Columns B & C) 10044 The test will be held Friday, July 30, 1982 at 23. All other liabilities (From Schedule H, item 3) 149 11:00a.m. at the Northville Township Hall, 41600 24. TOTAlllABlllTlES (excluding subordinated notes and debentures) (sum of items 19 thru 23) .•.•• 15110 Six Mile Road. Admittance credentials must be acquired from the Township Clerk In advance. EOUITY CAPITAL To rezone a part of the west V2 of Section 16, T. 1N., R. 8E., Ci- 26. Preferred stock a. No. shares outstanding ••.••.•••••.••••• NONE ••••••••••••••••• (par value) NONE ty of Novi, Oakland County, Michigan, being more particulary Susan J. Heintz, 27. Common Stock a. No. shares authorized 1,000 i"j 500 Publish: July 28, 1982 Clerk b. No. shares outstanding .••....•••..•••••••. 1,000.••.••••.•.••••.•• • •(par va ue 250 described as follows: 28. Surplus •....•.•.....•..•••••.•.....•••••• ' .. Beginning at a point on the southerly right-of-way line of 29. Undivided profits and reserve for contingencies and other capital reserves •••••••••••••••••.•• , ••• 281 Grand River Avenue (Old US-16) said point being located 30 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL (sums of items 26lhru 29) 1031 31: TOTAL liABiliTIES AND EOUITY CAPITAL (sum of items 24, 25and 30) •••••.•••••••••••.•••..••• 16141 Soo023'33"E 28.80 ft. and N71054'11"W 624.37 ft. from the center of Section 16; thence continuing along said southerly right-of-way MEMORANDA line N71°54'11'W 625.00 ft; CITY OF NOVI 1. Amounts outstanding as of report date: NONE thence SOoo08'11"E383.87 ft.; thence S88°43'49"W 137.50 ft.; a Standby leiters of credit. total. • . • . • • • • . • •• • • . • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • .. ... • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 2306 • thence S00031'20"E 893.71 ft.; thence N89°10'20"E 831.69 ft.; b' Time certificates of deposit in denominations of $100,000or more (included In Sched. F, Col. C).• NOTICE c' Other time deposits in amounts of $100 000or more (included in Schedule F, Column C) NONE thence NOOO31'20"W 300.00 ft.; thence S89°10'20"W 100.00 ft.; 2. Average for 30 calenCiar days (or calendar 'month) ending with report date: thence NOOO31'20"W nS.97 ft. to the point of beginning. a. Total deposits (corresponds to item 19above) •••.••••••••••••••••.•••.••••••••••••• , ••••••••• 15268 FROM: 1-2GENERAL INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a vacan- I Donald J Grevengood President of the above-named bank do hereby declare that this report of condi· cy exists on the Board of Review for the tion has been prepared'in conformance with the applicable InstructionS. and Is true to the best of my TO: 1·1LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT City of Novi. Any citizen desiring appoint- knowledge and belief. Donald J. Grevengood Comments concerning the request will be heard at the public ment to this Board should contact the City hearing or written comments will be received in the Office of the Clerk - 349-4300 to obtain an application We the undersigned directors altest the correctness of this report of condition and declare that It has City Clerk, 45225 W. Ten Mile Road, Novi, Michigan 48050, until 5:00 blank. been examined by us and to the best of our knowledge and belief has been prepared In conformance with p.m., Wednesday, August 18,1982. Information as to the duties of Board the applicable Instructions and Is true and correcl. l I All Interested persons are urged to attend this hearing. Members can be obtained from the City Philip D. caruso \ Arthur S. Boluch • Clerk. Charles Lapham • Directors CITY OF NOVI PLANNING BOARD Geraldine Stipp It Lee J. Mamola, Secretary .~ ~vPublish: July 28, 1982 Patricia A. Loder, Deputy Clerk Publish: 7·21 & 28, 1982 CltyClork W 1r 111._allD-1lE~18X)Cl!) .... NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP SYNOPSIS CITY OF NOVI ~*lEIIQ.nl!l':llP 8ClMDOf-....s NOTICE OF PUBUC HEARING 0..'I'..... ,:!"!ra_ ~T_~ __ .... tIIlMI• CITY OF NORTHVILLE NOTICE TO BIDDERS P.~7~$C':- CITY HALL JANITORIAL I ~"lIC£ ~ IR336 SERVICE ZONING MAP AMENDMENT t NoIice is hereby given thal1he CIty 01 Nof1blIiIe will receive bidS to proftde . janitorial °seniee for the Municipal • Building 31215 West Main Stteet. un9 2:m · p.m.. E.D.5. T•• on Friday. August 6. 1982, o c ! at which time the bids will be opened and o read inpublic. • Bid !;)eCifications and bid fonns may .. , · be obtained from the City Qefk's Office .~ _-s: The City resetVes the rights to accept o -o or reject any or all bids. c c Z Joan G. McAlister CityCiedt To rezone a part of the northwest 1~ of section 16. T.1N •• R. 1 8E.. City of Novi, QaJdand County. M:chigan, being more par- NOTICE TO BIDDERS ticularly described as follows: Beginning at a point on the noc1he1ty ri9ht~f-way line of Gand REQUEST FOR BIDS FOR LOCATION MAP River Avenue (Old U5-16) and the north-south tA fine of sajd sec- tion 16; thence Northwesterly along said northerly right-of-way line of Grand River Avenue (Old US 16) to its intersection with the WEED CUTTING NOnce IS FURTHER GIVEN that this hearing will be held at easterly right~f-way line of thence Northerly along 8:00 p.m.. EDT. Wednesday, August 18,1982, at the Novi Public Beck Road; CITY OF NOVI, MICHIGAN library. 45245 W. Ten Mile Road, Novi,_ Ml. •. the easterly right-of-way line of Beck Road to its intersection with All interested persons are inVIted to attend thIS public the southerly line of "Wilson Farms Subdivision" a subdi-.isio of • (l 5eaIed proposals will be received by the City 9f Novi. part of the northwest 1~ of said section 16 as recorded in Liber 63• hearing. CITY OF NOVI PLANNING BOARD Michigan. as owner until 2:00 p.m. on Friday. August 6.1982, at the Page 34 of Plats, Qakland County Records; thence S81026'38"E Lee J. Mamola, Secretary (l Novi City HaJI, 45225 W. Ten Mile Roa1. Novi, Michigan, at which Publish: July 28, 1982 Patricia A. Loder De u Clerk 852.40 ft. along said southerly line of said subdivision; thence· ~ time said proposals will be opened and publicly read. SQOD32'48"W132.65 ft. along a line common to lots 2 and 3 of said"\ The City of Novi seeks proposals for the following: subdivision; thence S1Ql'53'34"E358.64 ft. along the southerly line ! Mowing or cutting weeds, grass 01 brush, including debris of said subdivision to the southeast corner of lot 1; thence • NOOO32'48"c along the east line of said subdivision to its intersec- ; i:' removal, of approximately 500 lots. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING v Proposals, contr --,,-;..lt ':~GENERAL , - ! £ ~-, GENERAL-- ~ :-: t PRIMARY h ELECTION PRIMARY . ri: sI ELECTION 3To the Qualified Electors: ~-~- e NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a General Primary Election ::will be held in the City and Township of Northville, County of EIGHT MILE TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS: Wayne and in the City of Northville, County of Oakland, State of NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, That a General Primary Elec- I Michigan. tion will be held in the ON LOCATION MAP City of Novi, County of Oakland TUESDAY, AUGUSnO, 1982 State of Michigan ON at the Place or Places of holding the election in said TOWNSHIP NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN that this hearing will be held at : as indicated below, viz. : PRECINCT NO.1 - Moraine School, 8-Mile Road 8:00 p.m., Wednesday, August 18, 1982, at the Novi Public Library, TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1982 ! PRECINCT NO.2 - Silver Springs School, Silver Springs Road 45245W. Ten Mile Road, Novi, Michigan. ; PRECINCT NO.3 - Moraine School, 8-Mile Road All interested persons are invited to attend this public AT THE PLACE OR PLACES OF HOLDING THE ELECTION IN ; PRECINCT NO.4 - Meads Mill SChool, Franklin Road hearing. SAID CITY AS INDICATED BELOW, VIZ: · PRECINCT NO.5 - Kings Mill, Kings Mill Club House CITY OF NOVI PLANNING BOARD · PRECINCT NO.6 - Winchester School, Winchester Drive Lee J. Mamola, Secretary PRECINCT NO.1: Church of the Holy Cross, 46200Ten Mile Road • PRECINCT NO.7 - Meads Mill School, Franklin Road Publish: July 28,1982 Patricia A. Loder, Deputy Clerk PRECINCT NO.2: Novi Middle School-50uth, 25299Taft Road : PRECINCT NO.8 - Silver Springs School, Silver Springs Road PRECINCT NO.3: Novi Public Library, 45245West Ten Mile Road , PRECINCT NO.9 - Silver Springs School, Silver Springs Road PRECINCT NO, 4: Lake Shore Park Community Bldg .• 601South Lake • PRECINCT NO, 10- Winchester School, Winchester Drive Drive PRECINCT NO, 5: Orchard Hills SchoolS. 41900Quince Drive : at the Place or Places of holding the election in said CITY as indicated PRECINCT NO, 6: Novi Road Fire Station, 25850Novi Road below,viz. NOTICE OF PRECINCT NO.7: Village Oak Elementary School, 23333Willowbrook t Drive •PRECINCT NO.1 - City Hall, 215W. Main (Wayne Conty) SPECIAL ELECTION PRECINCT NO.8: Chateau Estate Club House, 4~OOOCarousel Drive •PftECINCT NO.2 - Amerman School, N. Genter (Oakland County) PRECINCT NO.9: Novi High School Auditorium, 24062Taft Road TO THE QUALIFIED ELECTORS PRECINCT NO. 10: Novi Fire Station, 42785Nine Mile Road FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION BY ALL POLITICAL PARTIES PARTICIPATING THEREIN, OF THE CITY OF NOVI: FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION BY ALL CANDIDATES FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES, VIZ: POLITICAL PARTIES PARTICIPATING THEREIN, CANDIDATES FOR PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that at the Special Election to be held in THE FOLLOWING OFFICES, VIZ: the City of Novl, County of Oakland, Michigan, on the 10th daV of \STATE GOVERNOR, STATE Governor, August 1982 from 7 o'clock a.m. to 8 o'clock p.m., Eastern Daylight CONGRESSIONAL United States Senator, Time, there ~i11 be submitted to vote of the qualified electors of said Representative in Congress :CONG RESSIONAL UNITED STATES SENATOR, City the following propositions: : REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS LEGISLATIVE State Senator, Representative Drainage Faclllties COUNTY County Commissioner ;LEG ISLA TIVE STATE SENATOR, Bonding Proposition Also any additional offices if any for which partisan candidates are to ~ REPRESENTATIVE Shall the City of Novi, Oakland County, Michigan, bor- be nominated row the principal sum of not to exceed Three Million Nine ;COUNTY cOUNTY COMMISSIONER Hundred Seventy Thousand Dollars ($3,970,000)and Issue 'AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF PLACING IN NOMINATION, CAN- its general obligation unlimited tax bonds there!~r for the DIDATES PARTICIPATING IN A NON-PARTISAN PRIMARY ELECTION Also any additional offices if any for purpose of paying all or part of,the costs of acquiring, con- FORTHE FOLLOWING OFFICES, VIZ: which partisan candidates are to be nominated tructing, improving and maintaining, drain, storm water JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, and flood control systems and all appurtenances and at- PROBATE COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT COURT JUDGE. AND FOR THE PURPOSe OF PLACING IN NOMINATION, tachments thereto in the City? CANDIDATES PARTICIPATING IN A NON-PARTISAN AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING: PRIMARY ELECTION FOR THE FOLLOWING OFFICES, VIZ: The above bonds will be payable in not to exceed twenty (20) an- Delegates to the County Convention of the JUDGE OF THE COURT OF APPEALS, nual Installments, with interest on the unpaid balance at a rate of not Democratic, Republican and Anderson Coalition Parties, ,- CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE, to exceed 13% per annum, or such higher rate of Interest as may be In addition, the following Proposals will blWoted upon: r PROBATE COURT JUDGE, DISTRICT COURT JUDGE. authorized by law, PROPOSAL A j THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF SAID GENERAL OBLIGATION CHARTER AMENDMENT PROPOSITION ' BONDS SHALL BE PAYABLE FROM THE GENERAL FUNDS OF THE Shall Section 9,1 of the Charter of the City of Novi, Oakland Coun- !. AND FOR THE PURPOSE OF ELECTING: CITY AND THE CITY IS REQUIRED BY LAW TO LEVY SUFFICIENT AD ty, Michigan, be amended by adding a subsection (e) thereto so as to t: Delegates to the County Convention of the VALOREM TAXES, IF NECESSARY, FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF permit the levy by the City of an annual ad valorem tax in an amount ; Democratic, RepUblican and Anderson Coalition Parties. UPON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY WITHOUT LIMITATION not to exceed one mill for the purpose of acquiring, constructing, Im- r AS TO RATE OR AMOUNT. prOVing, and maintaining drain, storm, water and flood control ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS OR PROPOSITIONS THAT All qualified and registered electors may vote.on the above bon- systems In the City? \ MAY BE SUBMITTED ding proposition, PROPOSALB The places of voting shall be as follows: DRAINAGE FACILITIES THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 o'clock a.m, Pct, No, 1: Church of the Holy Cross - 46200Ten Mile Road BONDING PROPOSITION ;and will remain open until 8 o'clock p.m, of said day of election, Pct. No.2: Novl Middle School South - 25299Taft Road Shall the City of Novl, Oakland County, Michigan, borrow the prin- Pct. No, 3: Novl Library - 45245W. Ten Mile Road cipal sum of not to exceed Three Million Nine Hundred Seventy Thou- NOTICE ABSENTEE BALLOTS Pct. No, 4: Lakeshore Community Building - 601South Lake Drive sand Dollars ($3,970,000)and Issue Its general obligation unlimited tax (ABSENTEE BALLOTS for the General Primary may be picked up by Pct. No, 5: Orchard Hills School- 41900Quince Drive bonds therefor for the purpose of paying all or part of the costs of ac- 'Township Residents at the Office of the Township Clerk at 41600W. Pet, No.6: Former Fire Station No, 1 - 25850Novl Road quiring, constructing, Improving and maintaining, drain, storm water 'Slx Mile Road and by City Residents at the Office of the City Clerk at Pct. No, 7: Village Oaks School - 23333Willowbrook Drive and flood systems and all appurtenances and attachments thereto In 215W. Main street until 2:00 p,m, on Saturday, August 7,1982, Pct, No.8: Chateau Estates Club House - 42000Carousel Drive the City? Special and Emergency-type applications for absent voter ballots will Pet. No.9: Novl High School Auditorium - 24602Taft Road ALSO ANY ADDITIONAL AMENDMENTS OR PROPOSITIONS THAT· •be received and processed In accordance with the General Election Pet. No, 10: Fire Station No.3 - 42785Nine Mile Road MAY BE SUBMITTED \ Laws of the State of Michigan, This Notice Is given by authority of the City Council of the City of THE POLLS of said election will be open at 7 o'clock a.m. and will Novl, County of Oakland. Michigan, remain open until 8 o'clock p,m, of said day of election. 'Joan G, McAllister, Clerk Susan J. Heintz, Clerk ',CIty, of Northville Township of Northville Geraldine Stipp GERAI.DINE STIPP, City Clerk City Clerk Publish: 7/21 & 7/28/82 •Publish 7-28-82& 8-4-82 Publish: 7/21 and 7/28, 1982 ._: -.' rEditorials, .~ Off the record By Michel~Mc8murry The high cost of higher education With the reoeut al...... emer# aI tuitioI1 iDaeases 21 1 ~ cmsjjc", abae ftlij ....twy far' Ioday"s ctndeat b)'i:Ic 10 Michigan's jlJ9jhd.,!S of ~ ~ it cm1y seems fitting 1RR b!s .. her 1I"3J' llaoogtJ aliJege WasbiDg disi3es" mrMac - that Dell year's crop of ClDiJEIie JP"'.ates ~ their Iaa!s aDII dfti.esiDg J3e'&'SPiiPb'S used to earn ID3DY s'n';ellc; , dip10mas ClD siht!rplatters.. EIlIOID&b IDIXII!J' to pay foriheir' lenDs' tuitio!1. Boauu. si!heaA- • a&s at Ibeir pte:st:d iDgb.. itseems dose to il'lj_tse:ib'e" HarirJg Jefl tbe Ry-dhesed 1I'a1!s of lIidIigaD Stale Univer- en!DlhemostE!JlelplisiDg~ to makeeods meet. • stty ooly bro years ago. it is a1an::l:Iing Inlearn tha1 b)' tho time tbis }'ear's fredliuetJ class "liiJie'es its graduation re- I also c:an"l beJp but wuuda about the dilemma faciDg 1Ile ~. quiJenEids, room board the mmnJafuoe c::cs of tDition. and pai"""... euts-.k of a sb'aigbt-A lIerit Scbolar 1riJo is accepted iDtD Bar- mostlikely..mesceed my kUleauBngsforthepast two years.. ~ Yale or auyo«berS1O..QOO.pIus per-yeaI' jostil,Ilm 1heex- 0IbitaDt cost of attending (IDe of the axmtIy's fiDest priI'a1e cd- The board of trustees at my alma mater' anrumced last leges makes it DOt ooIy UDaffordab1e to most Americans bat af- _ week that msts to next year's qwJedS ciIl ioccease 15pen:ent fordable to oo1y an elite few. over last year. Ca;ts for the 19t!-83 arademie year are pro- jected to be $3,9BS for Iowa:' dassmen aJJd$l,l65 for juniors and The bigb as of a college degree poses many qaestinns for seJiors. Of course Ibis ooly ac'" mts tuition. room and about the futmeofhigberedncatim WIth fewer sfOOe l!s able to -. board It S3}'S nothing for book costs, lab fees, dub and afford the colleges and uni.asities are finding itmoredif.. organization does and a bostof odha"expenses cost. fimlt to fnnction In MidDgan. state funding for bigber educa- • tioD has iDc.reased orer the past me years. ~~ jnf1atinn _::; Costs at other ~lic jnc;tibJfionc; 1I'itbin the state also will hassa-alJoa'ed up mostoftbose doIIars -leavingmaoy ~ ,j skyrocket ooce September roDs arcuDd. The University of and uniwesities to slash budgets and cut programs. ~ MidJigan leads the pack with fees projected 21 54,475 for .~ freshmen and sopbomores and a lEixlppiDgSl.711 for juniors and seniors. l1aDy coDeges are wiping em entire departments or' COD- ~i solidatiDgschooJsjust to maintain operations. Inthemea,dinE, .:{ Looking at the other side of the coin, prn-ate colleges and it is becoming increasmgly more difficult to retain qoality ~: universities will fare little better'. Fees at private institUtions facuJty members when so many are being lured away by : wealthier private industry groups. : will increase at approximately tbe same rate this coming I September as their public CODDterparts. \\"ith tuition rates already far above those of public coIJeges. it's a .. onder the bot- The irony - and perhaps the saddest commentary OIl the ~ tom hasn't dropped out of privatescbool enrollment plight of higher education - is that toOay's college degree no i longer is a ticket to fame and fortune. The job maIket is stuffed Many argue that higher educatioo has become a luxury to the gills with MBAs and PbDs - who in many cases are i unaffordable to many Americans. This observation. un- o\"'ereducated for the jobs they bold. 00 the other band, many fortunately, may not be that far from the truth. While $Ident. :conege graduates never find tbejobs1bey studied years to 21- loan monies, scholarships and grants still are available to those tain.lIany, simply don't find jobs. i• woo qualify. the depressed state of the economy has taken its i toll on the amount of avaiIablestDdeot aid. It's a hefty price to pay to stand inan unemployment line. l ~ t 1 . ,I I Photographic Sketches ... After f, . : By JIM GALBRAITH the Webelieve current conditions in Michigan and the region de- mand more than politics-as- fact usual. To force something more requires an informed and in- :.--_~ By PHIUP JEROME: terested electorate. Sure, this is an off-year primary and the nominees will be back in November. It is imporatant, It may be the way I was raised. but however, that voters make whatever the reason I have a confession - I careful selections now to insure pay my bills. meaningful choices later in the . year. We think voters realize the In fact, I don't rest comfortably until all ;C; situation and hope next week's my bills are paid. The ideal situation. as far as editions can help spur an active I'm concerned, is to not owe anything to , interest and participation in the anybody. , results. .1 I don't think there's anything unusual about this quirk of mine. I like to believe just about everybody does it. ;, Side·walk sale - But a recent study by the federal govern- ' mem's General Accounting Office has caused ~ • me to reconsider. Specifically, the study: showedthat federal employees have defaulted : fun and bargains on at least $20million and perhaps as much as \ $40 million in government loans. Again this year Charles Lapham and his son Scott have The computer stuuy showed that approx- imately 17,000 federal employees had I taken on the volunteer task of defaulted on student loans and roughly 66,000:: sellingstreet spaces to craftspeo- more had not repaid Veterans Administration ~ ple and antique dealers and then loans. arriving early Saturday morning ~ 4! to mark off the streets. The These are "federal" employees, mind. Laphams explain that the sale of you, including one individual, an attorney," spaces for antiques and crafts who defaulted on a $4,000student loan in 1978. pays for promotion of the mer- and now collects an annual pay check of: chants' clearaway and adds in- $35,000from UncleSam. : terest to the sale. The press release which crossed my desk ~ Through the years, sidewalk didn't say how many loans to "non-federal" ; sale day has been a growing com- employees had not been repaid. But it did say; munity attraction as neighbors some 5,000doctors are among those who have; pause to visit while picking up defaulted on government loans. , • bargains. It also has become a fund-raiser for organizations like As I get older, I find that I have become: Mizpah Circle of King's somewhat less forgiving of such transgres-l : In addition to tables of Daughters whose homemade sions. I'm sure there are some who would be: I araway bargains offered by baked goods sell out quickly and inclined to think those federal employees: ~ ~rchants in front oftheir stores, for Friends of Northville Library ought to be fired and those 5,000 doctors lhe sale boasts booths of craft- whohave 2,000usedbooksto sell. Alms for the blind shouldhave their licenses yanked. ,1 p'eoPle'shandmade work along Not me. As I said before, I've become a: ain and antiques on Center as It's a great way to enjoy a hard-1iner in my advancing years. Howabout· • oth streets are closed for the sunny summer day in our town. boilingin oil forstarters? • ~ay-Iongevent. Don'tmiss it. I ,....,. Here's Vernon's text on attorney action ..••• Oatir_... , ~ioo %ta\'ed - ~ nuas"~.CleIDIC"'" bea&. I ..." 1IIB1.,.a.... .eer at ... *'ee)' a8IIIIllIlI'}' blICl~ a by bontst maD 'ldrD IU1.. ~ .. __ ~ -~ flbI~ sa ftWIIIItIlI- ...... au m.aIPtlr ~. tltft. ... 'ldIldl -..aI)' ClItIa goocId}' -...,' .... I....a-. feealldltlillil1 ~t.lr~' ~ ...... IIIIiI1IIier Irat ~ .. .. bIIIRbtw_IIlIdJ'IlUUei5atJd. .. tftId'~' I SID .... at\lA ....,...... ,t.d'ID ___I"', * 1lI'0" Ibr _ ... 1iD.&llw.: CftldI:II1lt}' ~ RlIipfd .. lral 1DiIlItAIlf' ... ~. aaa4d *' I...... __ 1 'waaJie .. IIiIl U)' a 0...... , It 1biJI_ ._~_ -IUD)' _"'1 1I_ ~ eel""'. ....,lpa6 ,.. S--e.a-,_tCl..- ~~ ~ -HNeter aaIe ~ -IieJl1 DiNW' !bill I.... ~ ...... II1rIIlGi c. jIIa _ atIIl! Dt:m: ....."...... 1DuDd .... 1£ ..... ~GQUIlll} .... - .. dMaIC 1Il}' CIMD_5 ... &till .... 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"SI!CftC)' aDdsta iI:lJe petUd IiirD leftS!PDllld as tie did. td the W215- Sma!ntF• ...... e_' Amllbrie"-Illmer Cd ..... ~raiI'lSl!aL ...... __ " e¥S!""" 1ies_1be poiali51.h1d it__ .dJric.ion -1...... 1IIDak ll!tt bd~ GbjtUirID "'1IIIIlItw • IlIII Ibis fII'bt)' If ~ paIltic ..-.r _tidt ~ GO bJsis ill "Noll' rei IR "" CIa Ibe by !be lest till Ibe ~ as a _'.ill- "'-U (ad at .. ..,. are IIIft'dr GDHided ClISlD)" 0IIl£l ".. •• aea.d iii; :JII''''' • JDOd ediIariaI IlbIl i!!l * Wed!lesda), ~ IDId me prrlCleIfd 1 jrmrm1zem pr3dIaP I '¥IIIdldDl bin" q_*'*1S ef _ j- If ¥we wriler abiess- JuIr 2l. I!I!!. iSllIIt cl ~ Sar1hriiJe tbeD asbd 'An, ". DtRnstp .. jrmI bUt 1 dI ...... lit iii """an"""..,.. ~ triIh a Geed .. 1I'riIr inIJammJ!«)' ReaIrd.. me in ~ !be atr ~ Le"ers ClilaIIIt5 lilt adU1--.s.l15a~ artides -bile 1eetirC~ praIeded ...... ll!tt 1I'riJ,er was Jd idea- aad eap10iiIC GIber 'lI2)$ &0 med cmr .. 8Ie ft".IIdfIs..-a;ptd lIbttrdiaaDd by bis c;e;tihaiq,,' ~ as a jour- tified,,1beft5aarial s:t}te 'fCf'mb\M Ibat legal RqUiiser:De!ltS .. bib 'lie did dJ:Ir.zQ& tIreel5s ~tlf"D"lIIhi !lllcBalIr d1 ores aaJisl &0 _rile ~ be pleases in !be artier' 3IlItd bI' KeriD Wi!soD die aed ~a.mIf maIlIhs. .~ M·elcome idI5U&pI1aa5 1IU/eI$" ilIDeDIIe!D ....v \1ilhIU feartJI" npisaL and 3CICII5I!lI5lbtcity aJIir.d ~ ~ ClDIIDC:iI..-ed 'IriIitoal IakiDg actiaD the spiril ... as I!le IdSer of the CODCe'DiDglbedty~. ~_1dIlL He also IIla1IiIes tbe c:aadid obsl!n'a- 1'lIis ae1l'spaper ICn ZJra.-d Cli!ItJidr a .,.. 2IIR cI 1bIl Iiaa. '1do boa' most pabJliebodiesCllllD- OpeD ~ Ad.. 'DIe editorial1lUJld ""The.Noi1llrille Becard mtIes it ~~fDlbe = edIDria1 phdtp: ~ _ ftJ!!!V'lt of plaiD abo!ll ... aU«aeys.' 1dlid.l is ba\"e ,. ~ dIJIl city CIOIIDCil beJieres tbIl •_ i"'JEding the 2IIl. f'JJ rt Ja 4IJI E'.dIar. "e&.. i.oaese. - .... uaIism ca5 !be a1:Ide b,)' ~ il're5P'nstie bEcaase be bas DO members are IaItJiddels by In' from tomey"s ll"'SigMtion DIll oaIy GltD- Ulat tIley be iss.e (JU)'-.' EeriD 1rilsaD ill ~ ~. JIiy 11"31 01 boair.C if "JDQ5t' pdltic bodies taIkiDg a1:lClD! DIy b!&t*'SS at 1IIlI1 time stituIes adiI:m. bat is arguably tadIa- arieded.. confinrd Ie _ ...... complain IDs Edil«defendtd itby leU- except is _ ClJleD pabIIic meeting 1bal mouot ID diSh -. sa' '1bis is JDef'dy 2ID U.l9I:!.ismeol1be~iDe~ 'IIGl'ds 2IDd Ibat Ibey CIID- iDg me be is certaiIl it bappeas ia !\or- is DOt true. members opinioD CG of the De'lispapa"- - Asc:ggrted by alialQclimensidellt oIwilMS)' ClDaDciI !be part 121m Ibe sif,mtae. ad- UniJe Toaomip wtBch perhaps ia their ~ meI!t at nrioas functions AduaDy. CiO""C"lmart DeRmba aDd I 01 SodbriDe.l sbaaid~jSCIOD- dress aDd teJepboae sil5er IIJe souree ~ __ iiIJ""canse miIlds' •• sill'es 'most' piJtic: bodies. and it is .. illegal 10eqJR!SS opiDiaos did DIll "reqIleSt' tile city al!«De)""s DIIIlltl!!' of tile ..,... "lbe oaIy reaDy fadu:a1 comments I ID each Cll!!a abed mauers tbal may resignation ..mmbis9ti5e')l....,1etter ptiSlMsaRif's aDd 1I'riIiI:C $lJteS like sames 1ri1I be 1riItiJeId c:ouJd find ill tile eatire artide .-ere be acted qIIID al SI'M!lfI!i:JIe' city alUD- iDdicates deartr_ At our JUDe 14 Kevia Wilsoa's are geserall)' ClID reql1!St. td a Ixief es- cilmedingsblllttbaldoesootmtdilQlP meeting 1rih we first asbd as9. b«ed 'IIitb disa;:eat«s aDd raIlbJe- ·siDce 1cb'1"t gemeraDy carer tbe clt)' him plamdion of 1I1Jr the ~ an ._u_~- Your JOHN Free Date Photos FRIDAY, JULY }O 9AM-9pM Book by Wayne Loder Monthly calendar '4. , pages with room (or SATURDAY, JULY Jl 9iM-6pM ,1 notes, gift guide and Shooting more. FilS In purse Better ~ or pocket 10help SHOP THESE PARTICIPATING MERCHANTS VANDYKE 'iOU mnember Landscapes .J bl'lponant ewnts aD A flne landscape photo, dramatically enlarged and Fox Photo Willow Tree yearl And, II'S FREEl caretuny tramed and hung, can be an Inexpensfve and a Engraving Connection Nawrot Pendleton Shop very personal means 01 decorating your home. Lovely seltlngs are within walking distance 01 all 01 us, • Sportventure Wild Wings - waiting to be discovered by you and your camera. lent's Clothing Sack's of Forest Ave, Republican for Dramatic clouds add Immeasurably to the drama 01 a il Cornwell Pool & Patio Before & After Shoppe landsea~. Don't think you must shoot only In bright { State Representative sunlight. You can use flne grain films which make perfect land & Seas Gifts Plymouth Furniture . ax 10 or 11x 14 enlargements. me and mr jones Del's Shoes 0, District No. 60 Try braCketing your exposures. Try two or three shots with different lens openings to change the mood. ' John Smith Clothing Company The Needle's Friend Ii PhOtograph the same landsea~ just after sunrise or Pete's Shoe Repair Wayside r before sunset for a burst of exciting reds and oranges. For pondS, lakes or open water, try Shooting Into the sun Whiting's Fashions Village Square Outlet rather than with the sun at your back, to bring out o & 0 Bush Jewelers Maggie&Me highlights. Black and white landscape photography can be richly Plymouth Office Supply Tadmore's McDEVITT'S slartllng, You'll need the proper filler to bring out sky and Plymouth Book World Beautiful People Hair Forum water detail, Delta Diamond Setters & Jewelers Designs in Dining A New District Deserves Pay allentlon to composition. Instead of shooting alar· HALLMARK oil mounlaln! frame Ihal same mounlaln against a nearby The Art Gallery Kemnitz Candies 478·0707 Iree and see now the perspective Is enhanced, Famous Men's Wear Geneva's of Plymouth a New Perspective In landscape photogaraphy, your only IImllation Is In EASTLAND MALL your own Ingenuity, Sideways Put Up'On Shoppe !, 8 Mlleal Kelly see u•• f·.top, 43220 Orand River, Novl, 348-9355 Cheese & Wine Barn Saxton's Garden Center NORTlIWOOD CEIlltR for 111your photo nead., Minerva's·Dunning's 13 MIlO IIWoodward PHOTOGRAPHY CLASSES Bluford's Jewelers ~n UNlVERSAlIlALl Advanced PhoIOQraDhy 80 Aug, 12,19&26,7-9p m, '20 12 Mileal OequIndre IASlruclol'Ctiuck ren Paper Parade 7 FARMINGTON CENTtR CoIofPrinUnolromN8Qatlves Aug.II,6p m, '20 Armbruster Sootery Instructor Sandy Aronoff 01unlcolor " '7 P.1d IOfbyCommlllH to El«tJohn V.n~. 7 Mile.1 FarmlnQton,Uvonta Buic Photography Aug, 14& 21, 1o a m ..,oon '- ~-- __ ,Ii ~ Insl~ Peter WrObleWSki .. Adv.nce Regl.'r.t1on required. Enrollment I. limited, In joint session CONGRESSMAN Shopping center issues raised CARL PURSELL LEADERSHIP FOR • QUCI M tIIldfn1andllC • _ ~ ~ 8IKE\1.~ "'I!..SOS ~ .. CI:d1UlI ~_Ilbt' _ Jft"leIti "*9 WESTERN WAYNE COUNTY TCl'lnISbip lnI5Ulf$ seIIl a riIICIiIC ~ of JIIlmIC'"' - ..-s.. iIHi'!II'1If:"''' CI8IIlIIIW- tbeir CJR)05i'jon ... ClClG\~ en '''C at SIX XiJe -I think if ~'OU w the GII1~aDJ'MIlfft .. *_DihlP CongIess:onaI district boundaries have been aDdSbddaD Boadslast .... aDl!c.arriIfd d1topposi- residents )'ou·n find ~. do Qblrc .....""~ 1lIUbl!' P.Ill1l'nCUL ~ redIawrL But Plymouth. NorihviIe. and most 01 lioo M1.ber to irldudt an sum st-.'Pi'C ce.urs ill IbMl ~ tttll!!lClltlclml dnr:IUIIS." mtISIollr ..... eeaeraL not want COln"enieflC."'el"ftlters 1ICddde*mCl~ aCID W'~ -11IIlMIldaa Uvonia remain in the 2nd District. represented la a joial meetiDg triIh (be p1W!1jeg aamistion tit> 'lIJlPIl'IIfId III Sllll'IIlC ..... 1IlbIW IqcMryant; habIc • !bP eJI:Ille' __ "1I'rlCia ga4 ...... &lQl ... by Congressman Cart Pursel.. July 210, tnastee5 questioned (be .oefd Iart'lllllR~ e\'el)' two nl~I~: ~iDgean;al.bulldlroom_~- iUl.arr ...... _.:ma. etnte. - For the past six years. cart has provided strong PlaDDi:!Jg CIC)!lCUI!MI Claude CoaIes ftjbiMIlbe JId.aIt). ftlId a IId:Ier fr8m Ibe SaIldra:i1lr raliaIWe bebisld bis recomme .... jon Iba die pIaaD- _ Juba lbrDuoaJd Tu... 1iMDeoat.d"5 A ...... • - ~ representation in Congress. and excellent iDg commksim adjust the masler pia ...... eGO- ",_,rn-c1~:JlflflCtCt1!!:~ .. service to peoc* here in western Wayne \'eJ1iesft fibopping C8lI.erS atlhree Six lIi'It iI:UnEc- •• eIllld aartr UlII WlfG.IIlIO .. nmn!. tioos: Ha,ggert)', SbeIdoa aDd Beck. '!be presea pW. 'DIe Idler ca1Ied Iar a :1denIIII1 em Ibe dKeiDp- County. oaJy two )-ears old. caDs IDr sum CftIIftS. &gger- a:lI!lIIl eI c:euitiliia&:e caans aid ~ dIr- ty, SbekloD aDd ftjdge. lor a boUle of milk. Xosb said Iebt I.iwIDia S1Gre l3deSa ..... 'Wtr....llioaoflebtll8tll55Drlhfm. .. Catfs top priorities are creating business and Onl)' (be Bet:k road site. UD1ikeIy to be de\tdoped "'ma)' as -nhe on tbectbersUdCaDd BnEr- (or 'DIe .. pzutd Id ~ ill Chf kaer is dsallebt job opportooities. and helping to lower interest soon siDce (be roads are Ul:Ip31'ed. g2dlered mucb planning purposes. ppilJlticm sated)' 31pmaad~~' sympalhy from trm1eeS 1I'bo a1IoHd tbaI1 it m3gtIt be He supported ADeo's riea' Ibal mmild Iebt marRt ~ eam8lieDoe st nee is bdllo -I! ~ of rates. oeeded in the Ioog Ierm. area IDr the SbeIdon sUe add be n:pervd 10 sbop Ihe .. ojeded aeed. Tata1 ft!ai1 ~ !he Ids« Some board membeI's indiea1ed they migtIt acapt dn1JlDlm. "]'m not sure it's ",usSA,", 10 ba\'e a said.is.2Ibodepesu.atofpnl'jec1Deed. He has supported programs to reduce taxes and a Haggert)' Road ceur, but stated support less cet'- center tbere," be said. -rm DOl SIft; k.maD}' do '!be Idkr.-as sigDed by ~ of senm control the growth of government. He ~ sought lain than tbatlor the Beet location 1riIb mosllllltiDg we need?" baaleoa'Ilers IJIlIIPS emetiC Sc::w1tJriDe OwnrMl'$ tbat two miIes~' - Eight Mile aDd HaggeJt)' - is Supenisor Jobn )Jaci)yWct drea' Val$f from Gr:aodl:ies Aaes, LatesOlf~ trhi:speiiiClOd. to balance the federal budget in a way that is fair the plaDDed locatioo of a Meijer"s ~' Acres the many audience membas representing Sihw Spia[5. XortbriDe CdGay £stales I 3Dli 0. to Michigan and the Midwest. de\'eIopmen1. bomeoa'De!'S 3S'iOI'iation nea be SlfWled m1rith his Pam G3rdl!mad 1f.gb1and £/sUIIes. PJanniDg commission cbairmaD Kenneth lkLart)' \ieWofthesitllation '!be issue remajned U1BesaI.ed:at the eo:! 01 IDe Carl is an effectiVe leader on the influential set the tooe {or the discussion. ootiDg that the c0m- "We are primarily a rec;iderIiaI o...... ljty:· the ses!iaD.Xldlld.artyespta;nrd1!DltapdlliebeariDg s House Appropriations Committee. His mission is 0D1y coosideriDg actioo OD Coates' recom- supenisor said. "1 think if )-00 as Ihe nsideDls willbesrt,..,'"Je.1toaIkM'fm1berdi his§icnfromtbe • mendatioo and "'the priorities Claude has put on )"0011 find they do not 1I'3Dl mucEDiea:e CJeD!e!'S I'fSYIerts He said the board of InIstees iqd 'MlU!d participation is often SQUQht in top-level policy these are his priorities aDd not oect'$3ri1y ours. .. every t\\'o miles. .. be usefDI to the comlJlissXm as it tries 10 ddemiDe meetings at White House and in Congress. Trustee Thomas Cook asked if. based on preseDl C1erk Susan Heintz said she, 100. b8ien5 resideDls w1JalactioD to takeOD Coates" rt!II jiPruneflation the growth rates in the township "do )'OU reaDy think ll,e are satisfied without sboppiIIg ceat8sOD sa lfile.. ..I· VacflonaJd added that Ibe!e sbouJd be DO Yet Gar1 is one Congressman who remembers he Deed all these com"eDience centers oow?" ba\'eD'tbeardanybueandcr)'frompeaplewiJobare mjqn1etSancting of the c!iffemJce of opinion bet· Coates response was that his study is based on the to dri\'ethree miles to buy milk..- WftJl1he board and the commisSjpn From his poiDt works for the people here at home. Just as he ultimate capacity of the townsbip in order to allow Both MacDonald and Heintz eq:cessed coo:em of \iew'. be said. the differex:es ""Sbould DOt be coo- promised, Cart has maintained his home and loog-tenD planning. "We really don't deal with tim- that SixMile and~' is a majceD1I2DOe to the stroed asa alIlI!lid.. ortbat Ibe!e is~- aniJIlOsit)'.- ing here," he said. 4'iming is another factor difficult township and that they felt a sbc¥.I'jl «center there family in Plymouth. not Washington, D.C. He has to pin down. Ithink all you can do is plan and lea\"e it would not be an appropriate eotIaDCC to a residential never lost touch with the people of his home pretty much up to the market to detenDine when community. something isdone. "Northville Township bas the image of a terrific area He never will. "You can deal with it to some extent when zoning residential area," MacDonald said. -Scbody says to requests come up, but these things are really ~'em- me, 'Boy, you don't ba\'e any stores in XortInille.' I Primary Election - August 10 ed by when the de\-eloper believes there is eoougb of don't hear any complaints abOD1 Clem not being a market to support it," he added. there. I think any great influx of wa.euie:uo: stores Wh·.rlpool Trustee James Nowka said he could understand the would deter from that." G t busi rationale of the recommendation and the selected in- Commissioner 1\Ian'in Gans ~o:e SAVE-AS YOU SPECIFY , Guard against over-spending. Specify only what you WIshto spend. Senator JI PREVENT FMilLY PROBLEMS Save them the burdens of deciSion dUring times of I stress. I GET PEACE-OF-MIND JACK FAXON : You don't have to pre-plan your funeral-but It'S a ; gOOdfeeling knowmg It'S done and your family won't 18 years experience as a Member of · have to worry. President Pro'·Tem of the Michigan Senate the Michigan Legislature PUBLIC AID EXEMPTIONS I \I you ever plan on public aId or supplemental SOCial Recentralized Detroit Public • Security, set up your funeral pre-paid plan IN Chairman of the Senate Education · ADVANCE. so as to be claimed at least partially Committee Schools : exempt. See us lor details. Consolidated Public School Chairman of the Senate • ",..,,"-FUNERAL Subcommittee on Retirement Employee Retirement System , ILL HOMES • W , REDFORD2S4SOPlymooth48239 Chairman of the Joint Legislation Established the Michigan Council LIVONIA J7000SII Milt Road 481S2 Committee on the Arts for the Arts I1 , '0 937-3870 ~ James H, Will ; r - ._------_.St'IId for FREE Raokln President Pro-Tem of the Senate 1 Wewanllo know more aboulyour MaIM , INFLATION· EXPERIENCE GETS RESULTS I, PROTECTED ':'"':"":' _ FUNERAL Addres. PRE·PLAN City AUG. 10 PRIMARY ELECTION • DEMOCRAT • Paid for by Friends of Fallon, 28810 Northwestern, Sfld" 48034 It r -_ -. '. - - .. - ...... ..' - -..! . . "..:= ASlJeraton • J .. ,. .. ,- "S".....:;" ..-~ •••-r"'tt .... _:> -~ ... ~ -.'_ ... ~,""y~? --'. <.. ~""..'?~l':../ ...... _~ ...s.;.. .__~~-::~"-"h...-...;"' ..._- 0: " .. " ~"'- ;, ...... l .. l' -~~-~., ? . - ~ ...... J.. ~_"',;.; »~ .... ~ p .. -,_~... ~~~~,: .....__ •.,F ~ -;::.--- . 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"tar", 0,5 mg nicotine av per cigarenc by FTCmlllhod, Want Ads Srdioa GREEN SHEET INSIDE B Sliger/Livingston East ... • l'&~'day.Juty2B.19BZ DadeDe ~ of the Milford Body Sbop sbow'5 staffer Jeffrey f'raDk the ups aDd dons of tte new GraYiiy Guider oscillation table. FraDt survived tile ordeal. despite 5IIfleriDg tbe sensation of looking at JUs feet aDd seeing the sun. and actua1- ly reported fee1iDg somewhat better after his topsy-turvey experieoce.. (Photos lrJ Steve FecbU Try hanging around (by your feet) to cure problems with backaches By JEFFFBA!\K aDS1ft!!'~ "Okay, the oext time ~ swing down. grab - ready to test my sea legs ClD solid ground again. the bars at the side aDd use your bead to push the Outside of a sligbt queasy feeling from hanging up- DmeDe SzostkoiiSU speDt most of be!" time just tabie back,.. sbe iDstructed. sidedlml, Ife1tno illeffects.. ~ aI'O!JDd d!Bi!!g !be Milford Sidewalk Sa1l' Secoods later I was looking rigbt down into the And the eff~ of the sbort stint on the table was l.fu}y H-15). sun - my first diso"1('f1 ling experieDce. erideDt when I reacbed to touch my toes. My fingers By herankJes.. "Now." Szustkowski ':antioued, "arch your back easily lay flat on the ground. Usually several stret- A11east three dazeD times dmiDg the t1IID ~ toward the table.. _• No, not like that. the other dies are necessary before 1can do that. S2:oslkoa'sIti buc:tJed berseJf ooto the Gr.nity way." . The same early t.esifatim was apparent in GmderCJS!l"l1atjon table being rem. b1Jated infroat A disorieDled reporter IIIO\"ed the wrong way passers-by who satisfied their curiosity by bopping or the lIiUord Body Sbop aDd tmDed bel" WDrid up- mwe tIJing to get bis bearings in an upside down 00for'the same five-minutedemi !Q5tration. sadedolm. wortd. But after the original loss of directioD, "Y0ll wouldn't hmt IDe. would you," asked Dana Explaining erery step as sbe weut., S::i:QiooiiSi following insttuctioDswas easy. Sbaw of Milford as sbe lay down on the table. rocSf:d the table !Jack aDd forth, each time ~ E.~ally the iDstruction to do an inverted situp. "What's this for, anyway? dose!" to completriy im'erting her body. FmaDy It looks impossible. aDd it certain''y isn't easy, but Cl!mbing off was a differentstoly. hanging upside dalm. sbe went through a fell" eD!r"- by pulliDg up on my legs 1 was able to just about "Ithink it'sneat." reJDaIUdShaw. "I would do it cises 'IriIid1 acucdiug to doctors aDd eaacise ~ touch the boots before the stress OIl my uncondition- again.. It'sreally relaxing. .. " fessimaJs sboWd help the average peI'SOD ZI'Oid ed abdominal musdes proved to be too much. 1'bat's precisely the reaction that Zimmerman ex- back problems. "We're going to bring you back up oow," 1beard peds from most peoplewbo try the Gravity Guider. The Body Sbop intIodDced its Gravity Guider to SzostkowsId say. "Posb on the bars and then start He wouldn't want a person to put out money for the the lIill'ord area duriDg the sidewalk sale. iDriIiDg rocking with your arms again. C-et a rbythm going. machine without trying it., but he figures that once passersby to bop aboard and gn-e invel'siaDa try. This is important because all }-our blood and fluids initial fears are overcome. Cee's nothing to worry Oose to 100 people did just that during the two have rushed to your bead and ifyou get up too quick- ~ , . - days. according to Body SbqJ owner Dave Zimmer'- ly, you might get dizzy." FREEP-iANS • Onaneut Iron engine, 16.5hp, 2cylinder 1~_Allccepte • Loader11ftcapacity 650pounds Reg. $5550.00 J • Breakout capacity 1100pounds Mower and • Overall operating height TaW' Sale Tiller • DIggIng depth 21nc:hes • Wheelbase 41eet Available • Overall wldth 44 Inches $4250°0 One year warranty, parts & . • For In·Ground All WOOdPallas. For POOl labor on all Decks Docks Sun Decks. For Porches Collage Walks. For Fences Benches Landscape Ties All other Tractors & Implements on Sale at Big Savings tractors AVAILABLE FROM: New HudsOD Lumber 56601 Grand River, New Hudson , HOURS: Mon.-Fri. 9-6 53535 Grand 'RIver at Haas 437·1423 Sat. 9-4 2 miles West of Wixom Road Insist on "All Weather WOOd': .. Young dancer shares expertise • TBe 'Ell Up with opening of new studio Dori LaMarra Malkowski liRs 1Od3Dlle. low! And she also likes tead:Iiag otbels .... lOdaDce. -Wel Pumps So much so, in fact. tbal .'10 qlIeDed a DeW daDce - Lawn Sorinkler studio at 2153North Pootiae'll'ail iD t.beWddt Road PIara 8. Pool Pumps in Walled Lake. Dance Dynamics, the IWDe 01 Ibe studio, is WE CAIIIR£P",R Malkowski's first oommerdal ~ if you're wiJliDg to IlII.AIl£S OF PUMP overlook the fad sbe taugbt daDce Ierisoa:s at !be e-CAIII UII_JI,IIAI Stooecrest BuildiDgwbellsbewas IS. 8M S , I' But eventhough Dance DyDamic:s is tbe first time .'s stn1ck out OIl her own. the 23-)-ear CIId Mattloit!iki is an ex· perienced veteran in tbe ndd tJI daDce aIld teadring dance. WE ALSO REPAIR "Daneing has always been a big part 01 my life." says & REWIND the former Dori LaMarra. trbo DOW is married to Mark ELECTRIC MOTORS Matkowsld of Wolverine Lake VilJa8e. "I've bad 15years of traiDiDg as a daDca' aDd six years of teaching experience at Yarioas daDce studios LIIEUIID througbout the area. I guess 1just ~ it was time to Pl., 'Iolor strike out on my own." She started her teacbiDg carees- six )-ears ago at the SERIICEITER Julie Adler Dance ~ in Oak Park aDd then mcved to UVDlIGSTO!lI C()tJJlITY Southfield where she taugbt at Miss Barbara's DaDce Center. Most recently, she has worbd at the Fox School of 315-17 N. NabonaI Dance inNon. HOwat. Matkowski's list of credentiak are not necessarily 517/ 548-4803 limited to the field of dance, however. OAK1.Joh"tl COUHTY She was Miss Farmington in 1977 and was secood runner-up and talent winDer inthe Miss Micbigan ScboIar- 3075 Orchard Lk. Rd. ship Pageant - a division of the Miss America Pageant - KEEGO HARBOR in1978. She currenUy serVes as head dJoreographer for the 313/ &81.1292 Miss Farmington Pageant and has done a lot of profes- ~ ~ sional modeling - appearing this ~-earas a model at the Doti LaMarra Matkowski has opened new dance studio inWalled Lake auto shows in Detroit and Chicago. SHRUBS'N Flat-rate tax proposals I Business Briefs] STUFF INC. may affect homeowners . Complete design and construction of beautiful JACQUELINE LEONARD of WIXom has been promoted to assis- landscapes tant manager of the Twelve Oaks branch of the Detroit Bank of Novi. The promotion was announced by Branch Manager Barbara Hepp. Detroit Bank of Novi is a wbolly-owned subsidiary of Comerica, In- • Decks • Patios corporated. • Retaining Walls/All Types Mrs. Leonard has been affiliated with Comerica for the past 11 years. She has been at the Twelve Oaks branch since it opened in February 1980and previously has worked as a teller and head teller. • Rock Gardens Phone She is the wife of Wixom Police CbiefPhilip Leonard. • Japanese Gardens 437·2792 MANUFACTURERS NATIONAL CORPORATION reported net • Walkways income of $6.6 million ($1.30 per share) for the first six months of 1982. or Net income for the first half of1981 was $7.3 million ($1.44 per share). ... • Pruning & Trimming 669·3693 Manufacturers National Corporation is a bank holding company 'I • Perennials with subsidiary banks in Novi as well as Detroit, Bay City, , Watch for us at Northville's Sidewalk Sales, July 31st Coopersville, L~ing, Livonia, Sl Clair Shores, Saline and Southfield. \- Due to the persistent high of funds and the large component of FREE CONSULTATION WITH THIS AD cost fixed-rate assets held by the corporation. the net interest margin im- VISA & MASTERCARD ACCEPTED proved only. minimally between the first' and second quarter. The a~erage second qiIarter rate for the corporation's funds was 11.52 per- cent, compared to 11.58 percent for the first quarter. - SECURITY BANCORP, INC., of Southgate has announced that net ~ ~::.~~ income for the quarter ended June 30, 1982, increased 1.2 percent com- ~ pared to the second quarter of 1981. Net income for the six-month .~~ period ended June 30, 1982, increased 6.2 percent compared to the ....Authentic Weathered Cedar previous like period. ~ Security Bancorp, Inc., is the parent company of security Bank of SPLIT RAIL FENCING WE DELIVERI ' Novi as well as security Bank and Trust Company, Security Bank Monroe County, security Bank of Richmond, security Bank Oakland 8'&12'L~ S3S9 Sand-Gravel County and secureData Corporation. Reg. $4.50 Urnlt 24 Ea. Top Soil-Pea Stone According to Security Bancorp officials, the results represent a 1 to 7 Yard Loads reasonably satisfactory performance in view of the adverse level in Build A Patio Free Delivery local general business activity that prevailed during this period for the country as a whole and Michigan in particular. • Reg. '2.59 16" x 16" area with this t"-Oupon and $50.00 order Patio Blocks Thru Aug. 10, 1982 OMNICOM OF MICHIGAN'S parent company, Capital Cities Co~ericaacquiresbank Communications, has appointed Peter Newell, formerly president of Many colors & textures Landscape nmbers Omnicom to the position of Senior Vice President of its Cable Televi- Special Li"!it 25 99 Comerica, Incorporated. formerly proval," said Comerica Chairman 51 00 sion Division. Weathered $2 DETROITBANK corporation, has an- Donald R. Mandich, "and we look for- CANADIAN Approx.3" x 5" x 8' nounced that it has received approval ward to participating in Ute CQntinued Operating from corporate offices in Bloomfield Hills, he is respon- sible for all cable television systems in the division's northern region, Flagstone Wolmanb:ed 80 from the Federal Reserve System to ac· growth of the Jackson market." $4 quire the National Bank of Jackson. It Robert L. Condon, president of The including Omnicom. . 5 3" xS"xS' is anticipated that the consolidation will National Bank of Jackson, said he view- Newell's successor, Betsy Seeley, started with Capital Cities in Ton 120 Railroad Ties be <:ompleted in Ule latter part of ed the affiliation as ! positive step for their Bloomfield Hills office as a fmancial analyst. She was transfer- $6·$10 August or early September. operations. "The combination of our red to their cable television operations in Denver as manager of .. Prices good thru August 10, 1982 resources with those of Comerica, In· marketing services. In that position, she directed new product laun- The· agreement provides for corporated will allow us to increase our ches, promotional marketing activities and customer service and sales shareholders of The National Bank of scope of services and become and an training programs. Most recently, Seeley served as director of finance Jackson to receive approximately 1.224 even more important competitive force for the division's southern region. Before joining the company she R:'-:aTO:B::LElI& ~: shares of Comerica, Incorporated com· inthe Jackson financial market. .. ! -8 ~:l.1e &-UPP13T' mon stock in exchange for each of the The National Bank of Jackson is the received an MBA from Harvard Business School. 1,015,597outstanding shares of The Na· largest bank in that city with 18branch She has recently returned to the Detroit metropolitan area, and "29450 W. 8 Mlle.t Mlddlebelt 474-4922 HOURS: MON.-sA T. B-7 . ~;-...::..- - _ SUNDAY1D-4 tional Bank of Jackson. offices and assets of $226 million at will be relocating in NorthVille, to assume her new responsibilities as "We are very pleased by this ap- June 30,1982. vice president and general manager of Omnicom of Michigan. \ Above-Ground Now 60 ~'-r-~ ", ~C»'~~~\ POO~ PACKAGES Just in time for the primaries... ~ Channels ., ••\ ~ I' Best Prices Avallablel 1 .•.~ SEE OUR FULL·SIZE MODEL IN HOWELL . 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Sliger-Livingston Publications Call today! •••••••••••••••••••••8.21.82 (retail 63.95) COUPON :!'!:.~, -I• One local eau places a ant ad .. over M..ooo hoo1es ttvough the toMowing newspapers: 8dQhIon A1J1U$ Sliger/Livingston Publications 3t3-2Z1-4C31 County Atgu$/Pint:kntIy PQSt 3t3-2Z1"""37 GREEN SHEET EAST County AtgusIHartland HsnIld 3t3-2Z1-4C31 FowIeMIIe RevieW 517-548-2570 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING LMngston COunty Press 517-548-2570 absolutely Walled Lake News ~2121 FREE Notthville Record 313-34&3022 AU items offered in this ..Absolutely Free" column must be exactly that. free South Lyon Herald to those responding. Thi$ 313-437....133 newspaper makes no 07' charge for these Iistangs, 070 but reslricts use to 2 sets coftcrete steps. Milford Times 072 residential. Sliger ,- .c x ~ x 5 feet. 1.000 pounds oeo Livingston Publications 313-685-8705 W1 ead1. Uu5t ~ 1313)231· 0B8 accepts no responsibility 35Uo -..cr~"'_ for actions between in- HOAOSCOPES done. Frank. .. o...... ~ .... 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J.ablador puppies, 6 weeks PlUMSfNG fittings. gaJvaniz- J.AOJES: you saw us on Phil 101 old, rnar1ted lake Siarneeze ed aod iron. From 3/8 to 4 Donahue, now see us in your -.... as _-.. 102 cats. (313)887-2128. inch. (313)624-3861. home and earn free lingerie • ..- ---- 11. Classified AUSTRAIUAN Shepherd mix SOFA, (313)878-2586 after UndelcoVE!lWare Ungerie par- -"" ---- 113 ...... ----....-...... -. 112 pUppies, excellent farm and 8 p.m. ties are fun! call Ann, (313)227- ...... ---...-.-...... 111 guard dogs. (3131750-9295. ::13'!'-.ft.~SteeI:--'-rr:NI--::boat--::-you---'hauI:--:-.9248...... 105 Display -... ASSORTED wood windows, =(31=3~)22J==-:~=:=.:...-",--_-=-_ MORTON san pelfets, 50 ItIs.. ---_-.~ 101 s.-. .0Wa ...... WIXom Co-op, 49350 104 garage door, you haul. S1S,Suckface,lowesyollever s.e.25. BlACK male cat. a or 9 m0n- ...... -... - Pontiac Trail, WIXom. Contract Rates --.....--...-. (313)229-9756. so much! ths. Forbush and Richardson Available .. ADORABLE free kittens, aD STRA=::':::Y:=:,':-found:--7':'in--=Si::--Iver-7"Lake-:-NON-DENOMINATJONAL mar- area. (313)363-0386. Aa .... --.- ...... males, 2 look like Maoris. Road area. Young male, part riages performed. Rev. Clark...... Ff*..-AcI __ .... _ FOUND white pet rabbrtonJu- Want ads may be placed --- (313i887-3367.' German Shepherd. (313)437- (517)223-9904. _~ Iy 24. (313)227-3102- ...--...... -. unlit 3:30 Monday, for that ...... ABANDONED young female NUMEROlOGY anatysis of :0721:::::"=-_---:=-:,---=- __ MALE dog. tan/white, mix bet- week's EdItion.. Read your .... CdDr ...... __ ...... shorthair Pointer mix dog. STOVE. gas 30 in. Tappan. name and birth date. Carla T., ---...----- ween Collie/Shepherd, adwef1isement the first tJme P. O. Box 187, NorthYille, _.----~.-.-.-..., 0-:--.... 011 (313)227-7931after6 p.rn. White with warming shelf. Brighton Township. (313)229- 013 it a;»eatS. and reoort any AFFECTIONATE, 1 year old, Necdsdeaning. (313)878-6210. t.flCtoigan 48167. 9443. error immediately Sliger DM.....,.. ~ 012 ...... -=clIICII..,.....-cI.- .. __ - ew PRIVATE swim lessons, Mon- HOWELL - 016 nutered male cal Shots, litter STANDING hay,. Hamburg 2 Puppies, 1 black. 1 black and Home Newspapers will not 001 trained. (313)632-5257. Whitmore lake area. (313)231- day thru Thursday, day or FOWLERVILLE. 3 bedroom, 2 BEAT THE HEAT isSue Crecfrt for errors in ads .. •••...... ,..-w ..-.r:. .. __.... tan" Hacker and McCJements -- 002 evening sessions. 20 x 40 Roads. call (313)229-5292. fireplaces, huge family room • APARTMENT size dryer, after the first incorrect inser- =3631=.:::-::=_--:---:::-----:~ heated CertJfied first aid With 1i1 feet of prime 014 Maytag, needs small repair. TERRI-POO, male, 7 month, pool. attached two car garage, full tion. 015 instructor. Ages 3 to adull. basement, one acre. By Iakefront property on lake "'-1CFl':Ooc.12-"""~'. (313)437~. houshbroken, very lovable, 010 Beginners or advanced owner. ssg.5OO.(517)223-9412. Qlemung. Offers 2 bedrooms, -- BEAUTIFUL long haired grey loves kids. (517)546-ai33. lessons. (313)887-7396. REAL ESTATE ~ 2 natural fireplaces 6ving room cal Spayed, shots, 2 years. TEN week 1J.zSiamese black FOWLERVILLE. 3 bedroom, ROCK salt Number 2. 80 lb. and family room. formal dining (313)437-1025. male kitten, litter trained. 11J.zbaths, full basement. at- $4.50. Wixom Co-op, (313)624- FOR SALE garage, acres, by room, kitchen with dinette, BOX spring for queen size (511)546.7039. 2301. ~ ...J tached 10 owner, $60.000. (517)521-4073. den, 3 car garage. Has effi- bed. (313)227-5252after 6 p.rn. =TO::Y~Poodl:..:.:~e--:-free-~t:-o-good--; cient apartment and I2rge REUNION, South Lyon Class Want Bigger Ad? GREGORY, 3 bedroom mobile $110,000 A CUTE and cuddley kittens. home. (517l54&-66ll3. WOl1cShoP. .of 1977, August .21. 11 you 021 Houses For Sale home on ~ acre. Wood stove, 1305 Rowe Road. (313)685-8032 lVlO Rhode Island Red laying haven·t received an invitation add on, large bath, out- afterSp.m. hens and 1 rooster. (517)548- for your garage sale, to sell your home or for any please contact Kim (313)437- bUildings. big garden, good HOMEMASTER 22 Cu. chest freezer, doesn't ;292;=:4:::.".-,....- --:-_~ 2880or Usa (3131431-6345. terms. (313)498-3322. SUNRISE REALTY313-471-2fOJ work, down basement. Westinghouse copper drop-in ATTENTION reason. Ask for a GREENSHEET RATE BUSTER. REWARD 10r information GARDEN CIty, Jri-level, lower (517)548-1742. range. Needs insulation on leading to recovery of 1980 red HOMEOWNERS level finished, new storms. HARTlAND. land contract or 'n Chrysler. Runs, needs sides. (3131231-9084. Chose from 3 sizes and get. Ford pickup. (313)227-4839. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT screens. drive and roof. Nice simple assumption. Com- radiator repair. (313)437-1l421. YOUNG Beagle cross, male, FOR treed large lot. $49,900. fortable 3 bedroom Colonial, CLOTHING, Howell Church of excellent with children. Also 8 SINGLE FAMILY HOME (313)348-9119.(313)261.al44. 2Yz baths, full basement. More Attention SWEET CHERRIES Accredited Management Christ. 1385 Grand River. Moo- year old Belgian Sheepdog, HOWELL One year lease with beautiful kitchen, fireplaee in day7 p.m. to8:A5 p.m. spayed female, loves Organization, family room. 36 x 32 garage. More Readers Sf!ai~ht from Traverse City Meadowmanagement Inc. option to buy, $2.500 moves DOUBLE bed size box spring children. (3131431-3615. $88,600. England Real Estate. MichIgan. Over 200 lugs, on (AMO) speeilalizes in leasing you in, $450 per month, rent More Results applies to purchase price. (313)63207427. and mattress. (313)632-5173. I 1 ou.r truck load sale, at and management of single " -ELEVEN Black Lab and Ger- Brightons downtown' farmers ~famlty.- homes call Bruce Builders trade-in house. 3 HARTLAND. SOarp nicely and a Special Reduced Rate bedroom ranCh with 2 car man Shepherd puppies. NOTICES-d market, next to the miD pond, Uoyd (313)227-4222 or (313)851- carpeted 3 bedroom ranch, (3131878-5894. • • on Saturday July'31. Brought 8070 garage. Adler Homes. gas heat, large 101. $41,500 .• (313)632~ EXCEPTIONALLY cute kit- to you by BerryJan ..... ~e:.--t ...... a.. n Ct, ..... aD.corall ..g TrucIdng u.'llI£."'~-.- ~ 'r:a...... 0WI.UlY =Wll:lm; * !1M CaM~.~a ... DEVERE Wilt & 5011 Tructdng. , ... .-rr .. e J.teeleCl. ~ :w-~ AmI11OM.. :t:lCIi. lei ~ IIOIM Ct -... • CRANE * ToPSOil. sand. gravel. fill. "'.-a;.:.L,t •• -:.t+ ".'!..s. It" ~ -e:a1l"S... ~II¢. F.roe fOU;IlIlCI tinaJtI. .. CIo ill badItaoe wortl. (313P27.f38S. '"""'" ...... ~4IIi5E ~(l(IIll(tI'llMl:l~ aIl~6tl~ ROOFING CH"h~ :;.;n-:-~. _011lCS1-~ HOME .ape ..... e4*\. and Upholstely ~lI<1 1l'_rs. pole DIas. ~ -oclaI ~ Sheet metal CALL Smiths. All work ~ua~ -en:: r- ...... • (ICllIIb noIItCIIIre ~ ~ CJlke r'tS er.~=:.;1ll'1£ Ooeased !lullder. CIiIlIlOD ea· GUARANTEED! Labor starts - .!ODell ¢ Sotas. 1150. QJaIra, 175. ' a."Illf.'t,~~ I!I!.OCX lIotsldlSS -.ont..~ ~ fftJe ...... ~. 115. Check low AI '\!IJItl6 d JIllIISOa!)' -e! AA:ST Pt.Aa; ~ ell ~..ga (313l56HI992. SOUTHLYON A_dS. dr!fl!'Y cwices. "ftlllII1"f. ~lIICrt. 'ao ~ ;:epAJRS 01 i.' .. g. • \ "~ Shingles, l:w. ~CIIIi iNee es:Id'lIlleS H.UI1LTOH bas bNe ... 01 o:t. IIcml .. ~ HEAnNG PAINTING '" Built-uP HAINES UPHOl.STERJNG ANDCOOUNG W.:ll:,a.2l! ~IQ Old :0 .. iUI/. Free O~ ~'-'~2S!lZ. Interior-Exterior ·t· " One -ply Quality upholstering by a skill- ~ ....·-,--.."O''""_.--'-.-a systems ed cndtsrnan. Low ecclIomical 431·1882 'tan :JlCle ~ ads.. lor ower 2D J'flIlIS- IIQL Y'M2ED CleCb buill to WAllPAPERING You deal ewee:t)' 8dlIl1!:le prices. Wide seleCtion. Free A.\1Areas :;IIIIa. m-ts. rde tams.. t'OlIf s,pec fi "l!ClftS. Free owner. All _0,." Reasonable Rates pickup and deliverY. (313)887- ~ ::lCICIIoedS.re:-r ...... ~ -. ;;J:II:llles l.1oeftsed-e! GuMaftteed ~ COG!- CaULou 9223. ' pe!I1neIy pncect NORTHVILLE ITlllUl1Ie CalJ ~ 7 pm. c.petc ; 11 (313)349-1558 :m;:r:.QlR • FREE ESnMATES 349-5582 SERRA'S Interiors & ~ ~ Cammll!' .[)es,gns ... Upholstery. 116 N, Lafayette, SoutIJ Lyon. (313)C37-2838. ::at. ~1IIt ~n'. ~lII' .~~ * A~Usa~= • PcwdI eEnc::Iosures. etc. C&FCEMENT Wallpapering ~ JIIe:Oe.'Wdle ~,~ HAMILTON 3'1£2 WALLPAPERING. 1S years ex- AU. TYPES OF Custom Ren"'Ode'eB MGS Carpet Cleaning. Al,A.C¥ St~ Deal dae::l Call 55&-5S9O...2lI Hcus perience. Starting $7 a roll. wll\'l ~ a>'ll!JIdOI !!.:low CBlENTWORK ~ and ClCIIldIeIciaI. (313)348-1456. :ras. Cal, ~ AlamlS.. l.Mrlg room a!'d bd. S2C.9S. BASEMENT. F:ml!lIre .., car dealling AND SIDING (313~ KITCHEN reSlOo~ehlDg_ GARAGES. CZlmets .cI ~ anilabfe. (313)634..()!80. DRrV==-S. WALKS, 0'13~732B.C3t3~ BAGGETT WAllPAPERING ~erences.. T0IIl IlIe1sort- Experienced professional. Bt3~13S. TOPSOIL ROOFING AND I.l,JJWNLI1Il! $dmg aDd lItlCll- ETC_ Carpet 5enice union trained. full-time •• .i:lg. ~ 2mD doorS ••• RESIDENTIAL SIDING, HOT Starting $7.50 per roll. ~. sdIe:s. For ~ CARPET installed and SCreened ASPHALT BUILT-UP Satisfaction guaranteed. &COUMERCIAl ~25year'$~1lll1e:t!. Garden MARK QlI Sill M:Jr:tIy. ~tt2i. HANDYMAN. Pa'lDt.~g. also Soil 3:l Ye.s ExpeIietac:e (517JZ23.3!G(. ROOFS, SHINGLE THE PAPERHANGER ~II~ dtywaII. c:arped1:y. ;aDIIIiIlg 5er..ing ROOFS, ALUMINUM (313)437-9850 ~ #ld nnfl $dmg. (313)348-2710 and home re;:ails. Free • 'Homeowners a:s1Oal :r.:n. ~ gdl- estimates. CalJ L"en. • Landscapers GUTTERS AND _-.- _ ~ ~ and SJOm; (313)349-2246..If DO..-. call • Promp,t Delivery PAINTING and wallpapering DOWN SPOUTS. Wall Washing • ~~~~ CiE'IIIElG" wtrt.. Basement before8amOla!Jer~ In Business 30 Years H~r~_ garage floors. by Brian.. NealIbofOugh. Free ALUMINUM SIDING ------.,--- G:J%1erS. <3'l3JS7&-27t!7. JACKANGUN A1 PrGfessional Wallwashing. ~ pole buildings. HeallbCare estimates. C5~1257. AlJ,JWllIU1lI $ding. ia'Umsn= BuIdozing CII" EauiaIiItg EXPERT carpet insatlation. 16 ANDTRIM. no mess. no streaks. Work sc:lelDIks alId pa1iOs. Free yevs experience. Free N 'west Area 474-1040 PAINTING. ea;A!lienced. ex- a:s1Oal tl"JtIl. ~ and SbrJl- guaranteed! Super estmlIlIe. (17)S16-?254. estJma!es (517)5.$-1748.. ceIIenl job done by students ~ sOng and guttec re;:JaJ!'S. BULLDOZING. grad.ng NoviArea 349-2195 NORTHVILLE reasonable!! Also interior. ex· . Ca!I YeI 0Ja. (3t3l221-5813. CONCi'£iE wen all kincSs. baddloe weB. ~ anc allow cost. C313l221-7009. terior painting. 18 years ex- 1If!IfY sea! QJ!lIe rates.. CaB perience. References. ALUIIINlJY Sding Clecm!D; drain fields- Yoaag Baiding & PAlNllNG, inIerior and ex- 349-3110 ~~ Excanting Enterprises. HIGHLANDER HOST 'teriOI. lei us CUSIOm paint (511)546.0984. Cocq)any. ~. che:mCal- H.E. EDWARDS your house. No job too big or (313)878.63Q.~. CompIele ca2ering and ar- Iy bril;h1ened and waxed. Sod picked up at Farm 8 small. Free estimates. Water Weed Control ~ no shrub bum. rangement services. t517)54S. Mile between Farmington Distance DOproblem. Call sawmill Free es1JmaIe.1313)C1'1-3720. 'BULlOOZING "119. Tuesday througIJ Satur- & Newburgh 8-5, 6 days, (517)223-8)13. RENT our lake weed cutter. da)s. 10:00 am 10 6:Ul pm. DO·IT· YOURSELF SEAMLESS ea-testtou;!1S.. GRADING del. or laid. Old lawns ~PAI~.....=NG.===:Il:-del::-:-::;ioc~~and-:;--:e=-x.CUSTOM sav.ing. Your logs or $125 per day. (313)221·7258 or ...... ~---- ..... ~JI'o0'~ ... (313)221-5832.. Ak,r'ninum ooerteJ 19S. RooI- No job 1DOsmaD Ceramic Tie ...; .~ removed and resodded. ."" . ours. Munro's Sawmill .ng. Ctummey i1ash.ng. Free Eslii ales Hydroseedlng. Grading, tenor, 1S ~ expenence. (313)349-2359. Novi. '~ -- SECONDs- =0<1 Wedding Services RepaIrs.. lJcenSed 30 years. Topsoil and Fill. free estImates. Work (313)437-9269 AU. CERAMIC liIe work ex· Siding $35.95 persq. Septic Tank Service (313J229.Q77. pertly done. new and repairs. ,437-9269 437-3005 QUlIl'anteed. (313)632..7525. HIGHLANDER HOST ... licensed. (313)227-7'7S4 or Gutters No.2 3!JC It.. SEPTIC installation, repair and Complete catering ,and ar· -, lAND leveling, sodding, and (3t3)474-QXl8. White Siding deaning. Marv Lang Sanita- rangement services. (511)548- seeding. Private roads and PAINTING· D.R. Bednc. Applianc:e ser- CERAMIC tile. InstaUed and. Special 549.95 tion. (313)349-7340. (313)624- 4119. Tuesday through satur- driveways graded. Free Interior-Exterior reflJgela1UlS. 1135. days.10:oo am to 6:00 pm. 1rice: freezers.. repaired. COmplete bath ----rz5ir. estlma1es. Excellent microwawe owens. modemization.. (517)546-8921. WALLPAPERING references. (313)227-7562after Welding dishwashers. ranges. (313)474-S8l9. ~_F_:.'-iKo ~ ~. - - ."" Sewing 3p.m. Reasonable Rates dryers.. washers and Large CUSTOM draperies. free GEORGE'S Welding. Arc. parts ,inventory for do-/,e sent/co by thIs nowspaper BrIck, block or beautiful Info unIqueplaces" ROOFING In coopera"on WIlli '"0 /of/eli/lien Ste'o Board 0' Eclucel'on stone work by licensed IIh 25 Years experience at 1975 I and ,lie Molt Ch,/dUJn s Hoelth COnlOf contrac10r. For free Low honest lPrlc~e8 ~bS prices, Guaranleed. free I " estimate call: . builder work ng on eatlmate. (3131832·5845/· 1 I1!111 • l (313) 348-8134 • hlms:!f;;'V? ?81' _ n- Insured, . WedMtday.July 28. 198Z-SOUTH LYON ~NORTHVlLlE RECORO-WAU.EDlAKE-NOVi NEWS-THEMIlFORO TUAES-7-8 1IZ Auettocw -a..a• .,taw. ~~o.:r~ ~!!3..:::rs:... 1"~Goods 115 firewood 1D7~ uooa. Home Furlllture. SaM NOR1'HVIJ,.£ ...... We. SAI.EW. lJQI"dlhon of ClOlD- up to 80% All new from model BookS and ~ 90 pIete Ilou5etuI of items In like homes. Must sell. 15Ptece llv- HOT AIR AUCTION Can'inQIOO., 2 bloc*s ~ of 8 new condIbOn. from apo SUN)AY. AUGUST 1sr ing room with tables $265. S Mlle. 1 bIoc:* .... 01 Sheldon. ~ to Tupperwate. from piece bedl'oom $240 W1Ul bed- BALLOON RIDES 11:Q)A.U. Jlit 2J. 21. 3D. ()pen 10 a.m. lIoorpo1lSberllotll'ooms.6825 (;hampagne Ibghls. $150 lor TlEAUCTIOH 8AIW dlng. sofa beds $95. 2 P'ece P.F.,INC. No!IdY bitda. SIIem Road. Friday. Saturday. two or sas lor one. U.s,.-23.8a&E matlfess seta S45. $1,400 see- S9asoned Oak (313)363-4651 EXJT53c1f US-23 HORTtMU.E T,..,..,e SIIe. 3 ~SundaY~~'9~lO=4.,-=__ ~_ bonal S5llO. SlOOO3 piece an- U8x18. S45 PicIced Up 8uiIding 1DateriII. ~ fafDitY. Boob. biIces. baby SOUTH Lyon. CleaNng sale. Iton vetvet nylon $333, bUnk 7Il8OChllson Road suPPU... turnltu'.. cor>- c:IotheS and """e. <:orne Daughter.on-Iaw cleaned beds with bedding •• S2aW Sunday Only boIrds.loOII. tires. gdldla.. ~861A11enDriwe. house need I say more. Old electrICal bed now $600. Quantity Discounts and tIIIpe, clriII press. faille ..... N()RTHVILE I'IIOWing saIe•.Wty records. dlairs. SlO and Sl5. cocktad labIes regular S75 to Dehety, caJI HOWELl. Barn sale. Friday NORJHVIJ.E. &sa MaIn. 1IXI IIletaI c:utIing band saw e-t. 29. 30. 31. 10 5 p.rn. J..amps. $10. Clothing, cur· S350 IlOIIt doseout from Sl9 to (313)662·7655 oriy. Upright freezer, toys. 'a.m. sea. fl. carpeMd. reasonable. shOwcase. kitcMo Some antiQues. 965 NovI taIns. dIandeIIer SSS. 54322 149. Free same day deIrVery. INTERMEDIATE SIZe 10 speed otus ~ slze canning Imm.diat. occupancy t&bI •• , adding ~. clothes. Street. Ten Mlle. Thursday and Fri- 18706 Tetegraph. Detrod. ¥z bicycle. 1 year old. $&5. iIrs. YlISelI. antiQue cargo SlABWOOO. large 3 cord (313)227-3306•. (313)"'-1122. • ... nlngl 0uar1z wd cIodt bIaery NOVt 45391 Dunbarton. Bet- ~day~.,....,...,.__ ..,.--::-:::::---:- mile south of Six MJ1e. HourS wagon. muctI more. 9 a.m. to bundles. $20 per cord. (31~. eperated. van II8ldS taew1. nine and Ten .... off SOUTHLyonyard~. Thurs- 10 to 8. (3t3l592-8252. KNAPP Shoe Distributor. 9 p.m. 28115 Farm ween Denery llY3IlabIe. (517)223- feIoIding eQUipment tor County Leonat'd EIsele. 2473 WallaCe oua Road. Taft Road.. 10 t!l5. F~ and day. Frida)'. 29. 30. 22928 San- MAPlE COb. mattress and all lml. IIUII. SdlOOI desIIs. aaIiQIIe Saturday.7-311. 7-31. 3 window draStreet. 9105. accessories. S1OO. Round oalc Road. (517)521-3332. HAMBURG. 115&4 Old ~ TREE semee. Removals. tom- stJIe hII tree. doIbeS racb. air ~s. lUtchen, SOUTH Lyon garage sale. 6 ::l8destal table. S2OO. (51~ ~. toppong. hauling. No KENMORE portable ~ Toledo scale. wet or burg Road. JIit 31. August 1. hoUSehoId.lIlisceIaIl(lOUS. families. EWles. picniC tables. 7194. dishwasher, 145. May tag 10 LlIL to 4 J).m. Furniture. jobS to boo. (313)873.3194. dry -. 2 - 10 indl ..... NOVI. 3 1alDIies. sornetbing fiberglaS washer, $20. Hamilton dryer. electric dryer. clothing, office dlairs. new NORGE gas dryer. Good CO& worlt benches. 2 01 &ed for doChing. baby showet und.. laundry 116 MusIeaJ Instruments $35. (313)878-3972. __ ldera. 200 fL new 311 lIIisceIIaIl80US items. everyone. tl!b. drtion. 525. (313)227-6449. items. antiQues. bathroom building materials, sk.IS. LIVINGSTON Montessori indI cable spooled. I ONE full size bed includes ACOUSTIC 134 ampllIJer. 2 steel HOWELL ~ing sale. Color yanltl... stereo. Iota of misc:ellaneOUS. 12559 Nine Center offers half day and fuI frame. headboard. mattress channels. 200 watts. four 10 2ODOlb. 1963 GUC ttudt willi 12 lV's. rocker. bar stools, many mISCellaneous. ThursdaY on- Mile. ThurSdaythruSaturday. day academic programs lor fL good. 1 boaIebIl and b')x springs. $30. (51~ inch speakers. &ceJlent c0n- box runs BfIGHlON. 4 faIniIy garage household and baby Items. Iy. 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. 24500 Wilt· SOUTH Lyon garage sale. 7 chtldren ages 21k thru 9. Two EFfIClENCY apartment for CIIIlPer. 1·3 pt. cycle .... 1., 9684 after 5 p.rn. dition. $400. (517)546-2713. sale. 8aby Ituff. crafts. PIintlng contrador seJIlng out summer half sessions offered rent on weett)' basis on Bass Of!! Road behIeen 10 and 11 family. 717 East Lake. July 29. PINE baby crib. 525. 17 cu. fL fL ~bIade. 1- hydrUic lQ.oseho4d books. cIolhes. pain1 and painting equipment ALLEN Spinet organ. beautsful for chtldren ages 2'h thru 6. Lake near ~ Sl60 per mile. 30.31.10 am 'td dark. refrigelalor. S75. (517)546-5813. york rake, 1 - 3 pt. seeder or $I 0 "'ONIe. dog house. 791 Also two targe office desks. sound. saoo. (313)437-1259. week. (313J23h1394 or write _ spreader. 1 • 8 fL pic* up N 0 V I. Fur nil u r e. SOUTH Lyon yard sale FridaY Call (313)227-4666. Ora ~ Ct. FaIrway TrailS. Thursday. Friday. Saturday. 9 ROPER 30 inch gas stove. cosr BUNDY trumpet for sale. P.O. Box. 2125. Uwonia. MI miscellaneous items. hun- only. Records. bOOks. ap- UBRARY. Large selection of I0OI box, approximalety 30 foIIcNr SIgftS at Brighton Lake 105. Q Isbell. per. (3131878-5530. 48150. Security deposit. dreds of papetbadcs and pliances. misceltaneous. 450 Good condItIOn. $270. (3131632· new books, S2to SlO. (511)546- sheets 4 x 8 thennopIy new I Ac8d and Thin:l Street Thurs- REDECORATING sale. 7888. References. • 32 Inch pre-llung interior HOWELL July 28. 29. 30. 9 to 5. books. saturday. Sunday. McHattIe. 6655. ~. ffGy. saturday. 9 to Baby furniture. coffee pots. ClIandIier $55. Lamps SlO. FOR rent. Starc:raf1 pop-up doors new. molding. 1 IiJle 25899Clark. 'WIX :::;:,;OM.;;;::~J,...uty:--::29:=-.-::30"='.-::2:-F=anu~ly:- HAMMOND Piper Organ WIth 5 p.JIL jewelry. paperbacks. radioS. Cllairs. curtains, file cabinet LARGE speaker enclosures. camper. $seeps 6. Weekly or new step bumper tits NOVL 23584 LeBost. Juty 29, garage S2Je. 9 am. to 4 p.m. cassette recorder. $300. miscellaneous.. 531 Fowler. $20. Pictures. plumblng. 54322 (313J632.6222 after 5 p.m. electric chain saw. rubber .- weekend. (313)227-2230. Che ..rotet. miscellaneous 30.31.10 am. 104 p.ol. ClothIng and miscellaneous Ten Mlle. Thursday and Fri- HOWELL 3 families. Lots of my raft, vinyl hlde-a-bed. GAYlORD. Deluxe 3 bedroom sllowmobile and bike par1$. NORTHVIu.e. July. 29. 30, 31. items. 48001West Road. clay. LOWERY Genie organ, C key FREE baby Items. household chair. ceramic molds. home in .. ichaywe. office paftitions. 2 bIact and 10 am. to 6 p.m. 19576 and WEBBERVILlE, 316 E. Grand needs minor repair. $350. miscellaneous. 598 W. Davis. SOLID pine 2x6 bunk beds. fiberglass speed boat and Clubhoose. $Wimming pool. white lVs. tank trailer pr0- GARAGE SALE (3131229-2024. West off 0.19. Thursday thur 19801 Fry. off 7 Mile near Nor- River. July 31. August 1. Fur- Sl39.95. Call Slar. (313)227- more. (313)231-3359. golf. tennis. boating. pane. 5 hop. outboard RlnS, QIar1ey's. Old nllure. clothing. canning M1NSHELL cord organ. $150. Sunday.9 amt06 p.m. thviDe goJllS. 1156. METAL desk. four drawer fde children's program. (313)349- smaU arc welder. smaI ,. KITS! boltles. tools. 1970 Chewy. 18 items. to)'s. flower pots. Call after 5:00 pm. (313)437- ASK ABOUT YOURS WHEN SEARS vented countedlow cabinet Typewriter. table.-and 8113. • compressor. like new han1- HARTlAND Shores, US-23 foot camper. truck cap and dishes and more. 2128. wooer coffee tableS. ships YOU PLACE YOUR and M-59. 1181. 1101 and 1051 gas heater. 75,000 BTU. like chair. Orthopedic upholstered M1Nknolor home. sleePS 4. more. WHITMORE La.ke. 709 MAGNUM electric guitar with brass bell, N.F.L tootbaIL GARAGESALEAO IN. Long Lake Drive. Thursday. new. Best offer. (511)546-9529. table. exam room .cabinets. S329 weekly. no mileage NORTHVIu.e. Good garage Highland Drive. July 29, 30. case, good condition. $95. Ac- VIses. new QIevroIet van griI. THE GREEN SHEET Friday. 9 iii 5. Furniture. anti- etc. (517)548-3092. 1265 Nor1h charged. AYailable after SEWING machine, Sears. cessories available for sale. 72 to 76 left hand rear Yo ques. shutters. doonvall, toys. sale. old china. collectibles. 9 am to 9 pm. Many items walnut cabinet. $50. (313)227- Michigan Avenue. Howell. August 19th. (517)223.9267. coins, must space heater. (511)223-3146. panel. Monte Carlo. 72 SdlOOI FOWL£RVIllE. Fireplace. jewelry and china artist sup- basebaJJ c:an:!s. dolls. go. Gas 6410. MARBLE. assorted sizes. boys clothing. bike. black and white TV. hand buS runs. several garage Iishing equipment CB radioS, p1ies,lots more. TWO large enclosures for 15 white. Italian. $45 lot. (313)348- 088 StorageSpace beds~reads. curtains. made cradle. furniture. much 1 Set of twin beds. inch speakers. Krako power doors. new oil fired furnace doChlng. Much more. 1501 HOWELL July 28. 29. 30. 9a.m. 2662. ForRen! household miscellaneous. more. bedspreads included. $100. booster. 2 stereo speakers. stiIlln box, 115.000 BTU. muctI Cedar Road. between Judd to Sp.m. 8 ft butcher block (511)223-8342. 2 Man rubber raft. oars. an- more. Still taking con- and 5ergent July 29. 30. etc., etc. Thursday, 1022 Spr- ,_------"\ (313)231-3359. BRIGHTON. city of. Commer- picniC table with umbrella. Ingfield (2 blocks north of 8 STOVE. $35. Refrigerator. chor included, $80. Spanish or resicSentiaI warehouse signments. call (313)437~ 10 am. t!l5 p.rn. cial 3431 Charyl. Mile off Taft Road. Sl35. Washer and dryer. $200. 107 M,iscelfan9C?us style hanging lamp. good c0n- space awaiIabIe. Units In- anytime or (313)449-2750 FOWLERVILLE. Mulbple fami- HOWELL 482 Eager, off Golf Stereo. $50. Miscellaneous dition. $25. Two dark pine bar Thursday. Friday. SatuIday NORTHVILLE Township yard HOUSEHOLD edividuaJ or combined. Even- ly garage sale. Children and Club. 3 family. white dresser furniture. call persistently. AIR cond'boner. window unit. stools. good condition. $60. ings (313)231-1438. only. Refreshments. sale. Bamboo furniture. crib adult clothes, household with mirror and night stand. (313)437-4418. excellent condition. (313)437-9952. mattress. new shutler doors. L ...J ·AUCTIONEER- items, beeS 8 track and 10.000 btu. $75. (313)420-3270. trame, Cllair, baby swing. compound sports equipment. and more. SINGER automatic zig-zag 44 Massey Harris with 'plow. 089 WantedToRent JERRY DUNCAN muctI more. Thursday. Friday. bows. clothes. table hairdryer, 15894 Northville Road. bet- sewing machine, sews single AIRLESS paint sprayer. New parts. runs good. S850. July 30. 31. 10 am. to 5 p.m. COMPANY seeking small paperbacks, wedding gown, ween Five and Six Mile. JUly 104 Household Goods or double needle. designs. gasoIme powered. complete 2 Truck cap. $250. (517)546-7540. S3S Nic:tIoIson Road. miscellaneous. Thursday, Fri- gun set-up. $2.950. (511)546- restaurant or food production 30.31. AIR conditioners. GE windoW. overcasts, buttonholes. etc. MINIATURE Indie go-cart. FOWlERVILLE yard sale. day. Saturday. 29. 30.31. 9t05. 6329. facility to lease with option to AUCTION NOVI garage sale. Thursday. 220 volt, 8500 BTU. $85. Quanti- Modem cabinet. Take on mon- racer, 3 hp. engine, 1'year old. August 5. 6. 10 am to 4 buy In Brighton. Howell area. pm. HARTLAND. 'Garage Sale. Friday. Saturday. 9 am. to thly payments-or $56.00 cash AIR conditioner. 5000 btu yer· excellent condition. cost 825 East River. parking tydisc:ount (517}546-9501. ba lance. S ti II u nd e r (313)878-3215or (517)3&1745. Grand 5501 Hart1and Road. half mile 3 p.rn. Meadowbrook Lake tical unit. MOYing soon. $1.100. sell for $475 or best af- ARENA in rear. Clothing, paperbacks. north of Clyde. Air conditioner Subdivision between 9 and 10 ATTENTION. We buy good guarantee. Universal Sewing (313~77alter5 p.m. fer. (313)349-0922. DIants. miscellaneous. condition .used furniture and center. (313)334-0905. ' 101 Antiques Consignment Sale (room l!!ze), C31\:I!ng scppl!es. Miie Roaos off Meadowbrook ATARJ system. 7 cartridges in- NEW heavy duly wood picnic FOWLERVILLE. Console camping equipment. twin miscellaneous household SEARS upright freezer. 15 Every Sat. N,te-6:30 Road. 41834Chattman Drive. cluding Pac..Man. $180 or bid. tables, $70 deliyered. (313)735- chests, dinet set. crib, beds. dust ruffles, spreads, items. One piece or a f ood d ti ANTIQUE oak secretary, very stereo. housefull. (313)437-5910. cubic eet. g con Ion. (3131349-1848. 7175. Open td 5 highchair. baby chest. double skils. household items. PINCKNEY. 3 family garage nice. $395. (511)548.4164. Wed.·Sat.1 (313)437-6469. S2OO. (3131229-7082. BABY announc·ements. NOA'S Arc Bartending Service and single beds. day bed. chlldrens ilems, some craft sale. 3622 Windwheel off aARGAlNS galore at Ye Olde for Consignment golden and silYer anniyer· plus Bar and Accessory ren- washer and dryer. glassware, supplies. 9 am. Thursday. Whitewood IShehen Road. AIR conditioners, 6000 BTU·s. SIDE·BY-SIDE frosttree House during Brighton Call 632-5218 saries. engagement an- tal. Call (3131629-4377. Friday. Saturday. Househokl furnishings. skis, G.E. Sl15.;7500 Frigidaire for remgerator. white. excellent Sidewalk Days. Clean old miscellaneous. 10154 lsoco nouncements. and much camp stove, drawing board/· sliding window Sl35. Dining condition. $250. (313)685-8941. 3 Oil tanks. best offer, dresses, $1 each. Assorted 2895 Old U5 23-Hartlmd Road. (313)223-8214. HARTLAND. Garage sale. 5641 more. The Milford TImes. 436 arm. lawn mower. hunting table. $25. (517)54&-1131. TAPPAN copper gas range. (313)685-1749. bric-a-brac. 50 cents each. FOWlERVIlle. Barn sale. Mabley Hili. Tyrone Lake. N. Main. Milford. (313)685-1507. clothes. metal fence posts, BEDROOM set. white Provin- good condition. (313)464-7451. PLUMBING supplies. Myers 10% off everything in shop. Wednesday. Thursday. Fri- Wednesday thru Saturday. etc. Free beverages. Saturday BRICK. reclaimed. Excellent pumps. Bruner water JUST IN: 12 cherry blossom 103 Garage'& .. ,I 1118 ...... 11'1 $I' M-W-.s " , 211 aoa... Eqc...... 215 ~ T...... IS--- ..~ oppcw1llllMiM .. 18lootG1aatson apeft bOWWIth .. ~ MISCELLANEOUS job. . 1'lIO _ '1i!IGiII5 'tDI ~ ~ lIS l!dl Ohtwj ;.at". WIllMd. Plllg:';'=o. bIuIiog. ltlllIet. 140 Evinrude. po.-lIIl tI1lI CoadVDIa. 2S"b iQCII f(;IAOao-.aI~~ ~ $'KlO. tfA,16tf,- ~ogl __ ~ IS ...... MIt i8al:wogl ~OC' >i PI/II*IO. ~ eatpeIlIry. atld trim.. Deptb finder. Full Bunkhouse ..... 1 ..... fi813 /!ft,P.6lI5«lIL\ =aaIlt6ll'J56J1!o'1 lMilIdolw WAItilIIIO- Alto have CI/I\'M ccwer. l.OlII bouts. contained. CIn*...... a~ .... wort lIIIlcp for weIdinQ 16,300. CaI (51ns--108O afteI extru. 15.700 01 tlIl?I dW, dl7 'l4!;JI .... MO&Iltl *MIl£) ~~ M'.11t' _?~ 5 pm. (31;~3l42MlI04~~:::':....,-,...-~,,=,,:,""-:-: fUoG!>I£T.lC IIQIllS iClJ IfOI.It ~3llk ,... 611J56Z4I&] *IM!'« ~llT "U"..10 QI CiIl'. All $lZlIlS. ~ fM)Ol£ IgId WOl8IR -aukS HOelE CAT dose out. _ ,6 CAMPER tor ~ IlaiIW a W1 ~1t~'IIIIClf"\ !tJIIlIIC.llII ~ Sot)OlJll ~ CiIIi m ...... 0I)0S0I .... atld ,8 fool a2 dealer cost. Idda pIaybouse.. Gc:lOd ~ !IV ~ !~ 1lllCIC.. _ aeao ~ O1'-')!iOl or 001IlI .Q13)G7.... RepaIrs. used poweI boats m.c:afH517)5o&2II1. "'* ..... ~ Illl!!l I~ 8lIr.llllG JUflI- ~ om: ...w A&t&:lt":!~ __ '61bd.T_. Gill ...... PAIN1'E8. houses. bulIcings. atld ewWudes. Canoes. ~ ELKHART travel lJadei. 2Il56. ftOOtI/ ~ M Wli ,..,. .... eIC. Eipeliellced aI1d dleboats. (313)441-2184,(31 ::=3:!:~=::.=:...-.. -.,. ¥.:l .AllI:l ~ all If'biIYJ'.u:1lt relSOl .... 013)C31'~ (313)449.4052. 1f16 Ford 250 ~ ClIID ~r'U$ w_-" ~a ~.::l Sato;q ~·1f,,6.C'l~, OUAUTY hilling and 15 HP Ctlrysler outboard won adomatie. dual baillIIries. e-- ~ atld dlildtens sew- In lottei)'. still In c:aI1OC1. S8llO panded bumper. ~ FOR sale. SmaI oro-Ill Ing. Reasonabte rates. 01 best offer. (313~14112 package.~.ooo IIliIIes.. UlllId business in HoMl. fI'-" t313l2U.aIIlO. after 5 p.rn. • only for calIlCli-"'Go 16 tClClI bring you fun. Ir~ MCl 15 fL aluminum boat. t/'aIIer. 35 Wolverine. self~alHd opportunity. CaI (S1nseaoa h.p. motor. S750. 15 tool boat, refrigerator. AC/DC/9U 01 a/teIlS pm. (S17)566Q3 01 7J ~ It£-dI. Ex· tilt trailer. 35 HP. Ctlrysler PIdcage. ExceIenl CllnlSdiCIlL (517)5ot6-C3419. c..-a ~ bw lIIIiIes • motor. $675. (313)231·203'. 15.900. (313)227.fl56lL ...... aa~. 1178 Honda CR-125. good. 18 II. Garwood ~ nw. WTOAC'I'a.£ lIIledlIft.Ie. S450. 1973 SuzukI T5-SI. fl25. Older model but good sbIPL UQUORSTORE C8l2llied ... , J'8!S ex· (517)223.9975aftef4 p.m. 1&50. (517)223-9267'. Over 1550.000 voluee. petie.ce. AU .ork Brighton area. Real esDIe MCl 16 foot flberglas. 120 HP in- 11Vz footlTD sIide-tn C'.IlIJII*. g..arI , r erl OUJllS.5324. board outboard. Trailer and sleeps 6. refrigelaor. sDe. business. floo.ooo dCMD plus inventory. call Business ~ canvas. S2.300. (517)546-2919. eye-level oven. funIIce.1Diel. BlOkets Realty a2 Q13l681- 8 fL Hydroplane. Fiberg\asS- lightweight lubuIaf aIumirllIlII· 2111. Ask for Hidt ~ ed wood WIth 20 hp. Mercury trame. Good condilion- S85lI 01 outboard. Needs c:aItlurator. will trade for eemerc wcwtr.. Excellent COndItion. S2OO. :;(5;.:17)S4S.~:;1~789=. _ r.tJCHJGAN Tax ConsaIIanIs (517)S$8676. NOMAD pop-up camper. Inc. Is looking lor Irderes1ed persons witlI bacIlgrouIIds in JOHNSON 25 hp eIectrie start sleeps 6.(517)546-3231. business. accounbIlll~ and/or with controlS. (313)227-7757. POP-up camper for red. bookkeeping whom _ cor- 1968 Johnson 100 HP and sleeps eighl. stove and poration can train ao prepare WILL baby sit in waDed Lake lraller •• S600 or best offer. icebox. (313)3&5522. 1aXrelum$asa~."ed area. 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. (517)54&63881UttleJoe). PICKUP Topper cab high 8 It. agent of MTClnc.Oasseswill References available. run for 14 weeks. An ad- (313l624-68!l8. KAWASAKI JET SKI =~.J:sed~':::$1" nWlistrative fee 01 fl50 is reo ijWILLiiIT=;;c:are;;;;1for~haI;;;;;Idicappedii;;;;;;;:;:or;; C LEA RAN C E SA l E • PICK-UP camper. 197&CridIet. qulred to cover training elderly in your home Demonstration rides. Van's 10Vz fl. sleeps six. sell- materials and ins!ruclIor. For weeIldays. 2 years expel ieAee SUZ1JJCI dlJ ~ ~~3~~ lake. contained, $1,100. (517)SG6- further information. eontaet M. with 5 ex- haI---"" cetleDt ~ S5OO. ===::,:.:>'-=~=::":::=--:-'~ SC28after4p.m. Smith at (517)546-9fjOO after with ~ an:::: Uc*.... e 1111. eIl:leIent 3.5 h.p. outboard. $85. One- 1976 Pirate pickup camper. 9 5 pm Monda1 thru friday. 10 (313)221-3991' • man boat loader. $20. (517)546- fL slide in camper. sell- to4 on Satutday. ====._-..,....-- ,.".""... 1211R.~. OWN your own Jean - Sport- • 175 Business & . 1m Y..... fSl Special. ~YBOY paddle boats. truck contained. steeps 4. Qood Super C"C'W!CIlhcto _1Illleage. • condiion. $1,400. (313)3e9733. swear. Infant - Preteen or Professional SerYk:es load sale. Lowest pnce ever. 8 fL Pick -- Good Ladies Apparel Store. Offering flJm C511'J56m!. While they last. Fun for the en- -up _._. all nationally known bIands ALUMINUM siding. trim and 1915Y... &a:IrD. mint tire family. Master Charge and condition. Stove. heater. ice such as Jordache. Chic. Lee. gutter wort. Very reasonable. condition SG'5.~. Visa accepted. $399 tax includ- box. sink. 4650. (517)546.8676. levi. Vanderbilt. CaIrin Klein. (313)227·1196anytime. YAMAHA I!iD. SE, wind- ed. Wilson Marine. at Lake RV SAlVAGE Chemung. half way between Used 17 foot Carefree bIuel- Wrangler over 200 other HAVE openings fOi piano and sIlie1d. *1i 1!lie back rest. brands. $1,900 to $16.soo in- organ students. starting in Brighton and Howell. (517)546- white awning. fair condition. emas. W8Y good CCIIIdition. 'STl4. $199.24. Brad's AV. (313)231- • c1udes beginning inventory. 8eptember. Call Ruth Crotser. $12la~172l. • airfare for ~ to Fashion (3131632-5247. PHOENIX cayak includes float ;'l17t=-' =-~_-:-:--:--_-: center. ~ntng. r~es. =RA~Y';;:::;S==:maint==·:::"'enance--.-Carpe:---n- bags and paddle. Very good STOVE.sink. Jank. ice box and grand opecung pramoliOll$. t I bl I etri t condition. $400.(517)546-8739. furnace out of Travelmate 8 Call Mr. Loughlin (612)835- ry. P um ng. e e ca . 1304 . Storms. saeens. porches. 15 foot 11. fiberglass boat, Per- camper. $60 for all (313)887- former. 65 hp. Evinrude, Gator ;:52f17::::.:.• ..,..,.. ,...... _ . Repair. (517)546-3408.' YAMAHA 1912 Runs good. SPO!ITS shoP store. Fishing. TYPING. experienced typist. $4SlI.. (313J231-2956. lraller. $550 complete. 1021 6 x 12 Tandem trailer. $300 or hu~ting. ~ and !"D'e. will type fast and accurate let- East Barron. Howell. best. (3131231-3365. EJ:Itire bl,Jlkhng. C?" bUsiness. tars resumes term papers PONTOON. 24 foot, 1979. Har- 11Vz foot Wolverine pickup With or WIthout IiYing quarters. '.' • well stablished . Brighton transcripts. ele. Call K.J •• ris Rote-Bote. 35 hp. Evinrude camper. toilet, stove with motor. (517)54&.1256. oven, refrigerator with Also e ha I •:. • =(5=l;:7)5460661=~:,::3~.~-..,._..,.,..,._ 1313~~~~' TRUCK Ibr hire. llaulanything. PONTOON. Honeybee. freezer. furnace. gas or eIec- clean oul garages. fiberglass. 12 foot With 5 hp mc.13131887-4494. '81 Yamaha XS4llO. low 170 SitualionsWanted basements. yards. etc. Wards 8ea"King motor. New 220 Auto Parts mileage, ea::eIIeat condition.' (3131437-1994. gas tank. All good condition. & service $1.200.~ A-1 cleaning ladies. general or lYPING, experienced typist, $450 or make offer. 1835 parties. Mrs. Hoban. (313)363- reasonable rate. various forms 1975 350 Yamaha. Very good Hughes Road. Brighton. 318 Automatic Transmis$on. 5740. (313)887-6330. of typing available. Call ?at condition. saoo or best. (517)546-8124. Runs. good. Best offer. (517)546.QJ5. ALTERATIONS. sewing 13131227-9286. PORTAGE Lake chain with (517)546-8715. repairs, and restyling. Call 2IlS SrOOiiiid:iles summer dockage, 16 foot COMPLETE auto mechanic: Unda (517)546-8864. WEll DRlWNG R1nkerbuilt 55 HP Johnson and needs work, reasonable rates, ANY oCfd jobs, grass cutting, ANYSIZEWEll lraller. Convertable top and your home or mine. Call Bill. hauling. yard elean-up./ OR PUMP side curtains. Custom design- (517)546-1532. (517)546-5514. Same day service on repair ed marring cover. Outstanding Chevette parts. used. 1976 AN honest family man 'work. condition. $2,600. (313)231- through 1981.Champion Parts. desperatly n;ol!!ls work now! ROBERTS COMPANY 2996. (313)978-1143. New Hudson. (313)437-4105. Professional pa;nting. interior- ROB. MIKE, 211 Boats & Eqll,' '8ItI 25 ft. Pontoon. Johnson exterior. Also wall washing. 1S G. F•• DAVE 55 hp. Boat good condition, 12It.Aluminum rowboal, $125. motor overhauled. (313)878- years experience. Work (313)437-7502. (313)Z29.S04(. g u a ran tee d. Sup e r (313)878-3665 3233. WANTED BOAT and IIIClIOr rep;W. Van's reasonable. Please call now! 1974 16ft. - SWitzer, 115 JUNK OR WRECKED (517)546-O!lS4. ,._------. Sport Center. Whilmore Lake. Evinrude. trim and tilt, with BABY-sitter has opening for Micbigan.~ trailer. S2,95O or very best 01- CARS OR TRUCKS pre-schoolers. Children have TRANSPORTATION BOAT hoistwiUJ eaIIOPY.3,ooo fer. (313\231-1960. TOP DOLLAR pound c:apac:ity. 6ft rings plus closely supervised actiYites. SAILBOAT, Newport 17 foot. MILFORD SALVAGE Northville area. (313)349-6397. ~ srmgs. S7SO. Call after 6 pm. trailer. 9 hp. outboard and (313)62!l-.(73Q BABYSITTING by experienced many extras. 13131685,1741. (3'13) 360-2425 South lyon mother. Days on- COBRA jet, ?8. 15 ft..,3S00Ids 1977 SeaRay ilo boat, 17 foot. . - !Y. (313)437-6257. 201 Molorcydes Be:tdey Jet, excellent condi- 165 hp. blue and white with tion. V«'/low hours. (313)227- BABYSITTING by experienced cover. E-Z loader trailer. ex- 76 CS65O. Clean. 6400 miles. 5011. 1972 Chevrolet Suburban third mother. Spencer School area cellent condition. $6,800. some extras. $1000. (517)546- CANOE. Grumman. 17 foot. seat, like new. $60. (3131227- In Lake of the Pines. FuU or 6867 after 5:30 p.m. (3131887-9721. part-time. Supervised educa- n8'leC' in water. with paddles. 2655. tional and fun activities and 1968 Cl-450 Honda, less than $350. (313)229.6852. 1913 Charger parts. motor. meals. (313)229-4183. 10.000 miles. Excellent condi- CANOE. 16 It. fiberglass. tans. etc. (313)227-3352.: tion. S5OO. (517)22308634. BABY-SITTING by experienc- Sawyer. LiIce new. with pad- FRONT bumper. 1972 Chevy ed mother In the Lakeland 1981 Honda 650. Only three dies. (313)227~ Impala, $25. (313)498-2645after area. any ages. any hours. months old. with extras. 17 It. Classic fibefgIass, 1.0 .• 15'1.> foot. san-Mate with 5 p.m. perfect condition. $1,950. (313)231-1409. Mero-Cruiser. New canvas, trailer. Best offer. (313)437- (3131227-3034. BABY-sITTING Howell area, depth finder". stlip-Io-shore 2216 after 6 pm. 1973Honda ~Four Windjam- loads of summer fun. crafts. raeflO. down riggers., ttailer. 14 foot sears runnabout with mer. very good condition. Ready for Coho 01 water ski- snacks. swimming. (517)548- 28 hp. motor and tilt trailer, STEVENSON'S 1846. $550. Call Tom aver 5:30 p.m. ing. 14.000.. (517)2Z3-S302after side curtains and convertible (313)m-5484. 5:00 pm. BABY-silting in Hamburg. Ex· toP. skis included. good con- perienced mother will provide 1960 Honda 400 Custom. like 1919 29 foot crest pontoon. 50 dition. S7OO. (313)348-7794after 'Nowupto hOmey atmosphere for your new. (313)624-4074after 5 p.m. HP. S4.7S0. (313)227-9242 after 4 pm. $50.00 cash paid ,6 p.rn. child. Please calt (313)231- HONDA 100 street bike. Good 1977 Sunfish, excellent condi- for junk cars 2703. condition, $200 or best offer. 18. foot Chrysler tri-hull tion. $750.(517)546-0904. BABYSITTING. Fo:mer work· (313)3.&2849. bowQder.l35 hpQ1yr'slerout- High prices 'Ing mother knows how you 1982 Honda V-45 Magna. Low board, UUle Dude ttailer. 215 Campers, Trailers for want your children cared for at miles, mint condition, cruise $3.495.(313)348-3269. & Equipment late model wrecks contrOl. adjustable backrest trofling motor. $80. prices you can afford. Monday El.ECTRJC 16x7.3 Inches tandem trailer. through Friday. Call (313)231- and rack, $80 tune-up recently Easy load boat car top carrier, 9016. completed. $3,150. (313)887- $60. (313)227-9193. utility. 3 foot sides and ramp. 27ll3. Best offer over S5OO. (313)349- BABY-sitting by reliable car- ABERGlASS repair. ·boat 5982. (313)887-1482 Ing mother. Hi-la:ld Lake area. 1973 750 Honda. customized ~. rubout alld oays only. Any age. (313)878- chopper. Low mileage. $900 or "''aX. Call for free estimates. 5071. best offer. (517)223-3742. Professional Fiberglass ser- CHILD care, six weeks to 200 Honda, like new, $425. vic:e. (313l221.eilS. twelve years. quality pro- After 6 pm. evenings and Four Winns 19 foot, 140 in- grams.low rates. Uttle Dude's weekends. (313)881-9704. board. low hours, with trailer. Ranch, (313\231-3666. 1974Honda Cl-125. On and.off Many extras. $1D,500.(313)685- CITY of Howell, Mom will road bike. Excellent condition. 8441. babysit one'lo two toddlers. $325.(313)348-2445. 14 Foot aluminUm Blue Fin Steady hours only. (517)545- HONDA Sl-350 Enduro. ex- SeagUll for rough "aler 3757. cellent condition. 8.000 miles. fishi'!.9' (517)S460323t. COMPANIONSHIP for elderly. $400. (51~0. 14 Ft. Spor1paIe canoe, ex- Meals. housework dOne hour- 1960Honda C8-650. 4 cylinder, cellent tondition. used only 3 !Y. (517)548-1720. excellent condition. $1.300. times. Complete with motor HOUSEKEEPING, experienc- (517)548-1749. mount, paddles and high-baCk ed. any type of cleaning. 1974 Harley Da\'idson, 350 seats. weighs 58 pounds. $395. (313)231-9227. • Sprint, excellent condition. Call after 4:30 p.m. (313)227- 1283. Housecleaning or baby sit- low mileage, $375. (517)223- ting, very dependable. 3957. . 9x18 ft. FloatIng swtm raft with (313)227-3201. Iaddar to be sold to someone at Island Lake. $250. (313)m- UCENSED day care. Pinckney 8723. area. Near M-36. Call (313)878- "9095. 14foot Glastron speed boat, 40 hp. Mercury and trailer, good LIVINGSTON Montessori COndition. $1,100or best offer. center offers half day and full (313)685-3S03. day academic programs for 'chlldren ages 2'h thru 9. Two summer half sessions offered for children ages 2'h thru 8. Call (313)227004666. -LOVING child care. Brighton area. (313)227-5011. lOVING mother would enjoy babysitting other small children. Fenced-In yard. near M·59 and Michigan Ave. (517)546-7598. lET me be your cleaning lady. Home. office or whatever. ex- cellent references. (517)223- ~2. LAWN mow~owell area. Call Mike 151~276. 'MOTHER wishes baby·slltlng, ;Walled lake. Novi area, any 'age, reasonable rates. Pro- 'mlsos to make It a 10ving,'lear· nlng experience for your ·chlld. (313)669-3178. ' .MAINTENANCE and yard per· son, dependable. Ellperlene- 'ed in roofing, paInting, con- 'structlon repair, landscaping. • Referencos avallablo, For more Information, call ,(313)231·2629. _ Ad. IInUn .·.nIU...... n .r. _. t lIu ..-..Coa.Jleo,. ~lIll PAYS TOP IOQt..lA1¥ fQRfiiHN¥J~CAfIlS JAOIt. CAUIL£Y CHEYROL£T ~l,N(.£flO ...... U&1SMlie~ ~ me ' ... [1 'f AC 6IS ~ ~!lOa aEDfTSTART IOul1 AlifQl\f3,., ~ 1I'0J0m; -m; ~ 1:11'-' t1ceer" lII!leIll OllIe ~ aOlllClll 'IIaP.I oa a ~ case B.H sc..- liD .... c#~GIf 01•• ' a.H.'.. lG J 0 -=:at111Anl GI Garwat ~ au! case JS.-JI ~lClForCl -=t ~ IrXtCIrS ~ ~ Cl1a!iID eoilCl'N"C. Qar\:s TacIIn aft#Tnd:s.~~ s:. IIlcD'> ..... ClDunIr', Ii:lll. Sowle ~ .-- tl8IDClIl t:leMlMl:lllll8al.~ __ 8l1UDOZ9l~ q -a ~ tllIIlll!llmctl SID case bKl1dXIe.. 5 ,., tIlrJIQ. ~ -a ...... S ~ CklaQ.I.DIICioy. OU.lli5a'".t ..aJ-.a _ .IIlt8~ ;l.1ll~ 117:1 fO'l:l3StlO doe5eI tlIICk!loe mAea' m .... ~ ~ !'0111 ~. enra CAtlIF1.ILAt: $«oatil... 1_ CliIdas aDd ~ boo tlOJ VeIIides ~~ .wtIIl!b-*!lMIller hIIer.~. PAQ: Afro. wn IIIlC*lr bclme. .-rar. ~ ClCIIO- 25 f1. a.ss A.. ~ IIIiIes. ICln ~ ~ SlUIlD "'8:1LUV P.IClIWP ~ IDClIS'IeepsaDde..dasbt.ab__wlIIler-..sIloMr._ .. x 4, wa;::lOI1 'IIIbeeIs.. .. C8.1V~ __ Itra* I.AROiE OWer bIc*1Xle, b sPeed. AlUM QIlSc), JreCl, SIde. Good CIllI'ICii1olL WJII CI.g A'tIite ~ ClOIlleIr, IlA;e ~. IIr;e I~/· 15 Ieee ~ $&.000. cas new. S6.4i5.. treezer gas ", ~ .. ICW ~ MARlY fB.!)W'.A!lI geaealIgI. ~ Id. am· CHEVROLET 6ary tlIlIiery. ChId bctiIlg Q355G1ZlCl Rouer IaI*s arid gas..-s. AeduceCl ~ 1!IItI.. .. dI:Iclt.!JIII- Nowi 3llB-7ml:I toS13,5DQ.~ dlbIIcik.. IIIIl:Iem!iBlId, ea· 2'JI Tnds ceJleDI ~IOIL S05D. cNles 2.AaIill BlJI3& 226 15161 a-oIet 314 ton. 2!l3 SId. Good shape.. Heeds IIICll1t. S2lXl. (313)fl29-(i625. tST1 Qleyy pic:Iwp. good coo- dillon. (517)569292. "8OAMC SPFRlTD.L 71 FORD Auto. p.s.. stereo. air. RANCHEROGT cruise. sun roof. black.. $4295. Pick .uP. auto. as. stereo. CHEVETTE. 1979 39.000 miles. blue. S3395.. MARTY FB..lWAN 4 door. automatic. hurty MARTYFB...DUAH CHEVROlET fortta;sone.. CHEVROLET 42355 Grand River JACK CAULEY ~Grand River Nowl3C8-7000 -CHE".-noi..ET - Novi 3CB-1lXO ORCHARD lAKE RD. 1914 Da!sun pickup. flO.OOll junk Between 14 & 15 Mile Ads.. des. $1.fjOO.(511)521-3132. EltI"YIHG c:ars and Fate model wrec:Ics. We sell new 85S-97llO IMPALA. 19i'9WAGON · ~ one ton Dodge. only and used par1S at reasonable 11172 3lI=-a ss. :ro. beaders. •~ miles. Good condition. 233 4 Wheel Driwe p,ices. Miecbiels Auto Air, cruise. defog. rooII amunum :twdiUiissior<. HUISI ...-ct _ ~ 4 exIJa · Asiing $1.4lO..(313)449-2E.. Vellicles Sa!vage. (517)546-4111. carrier. power rear ~ We've purchased more 0-50 pickups at tremendous savings ,.. and we're passing the savings on to you! IMMEDIATE DELIVERY SPOT FINANCING 7 TO CHOOSE FROMIII Example: Custom bench seat! 4 speed , transmissIon, 1,550 POUND PAYLOAD, ·Open end lease payment based on 48 mon- I power brakes, 18 gallon fuel tank, tinted ths plus monthly use tax with rebate & $500 I glass, radio. No. 2202. cash or trade down payment. • f·I •• S .1_ Doctor's HOUSE CALL: A..1be doctor uses l1PO .. "tes i116esotiDg a peI'SlID's blood ptesswe. 1be ,•• ,Ies.. b:lDIm as SocIDds of Korotbft (after the Russian pbJ*jaa. ~ IInItoff. wbo first ex· plaiDed tbeir sigJrifio WM r I iEptstd bIG diffelem stages of pressme. based OIl thebeartactirm. 1be first DUmber' ina readiDgaf.. say ISiD 0\'8"85. is also ean- ed the s)'SIOIic: pressae. 1bal is tbe i*esswe created as the 0.'l1l1I a runner and bale ..... ailed plantar warts oa., heart beats" pmnpiug blood Do tile 2IIIita. It itpiesMs the left fooL Can these spread? Wbat is die best way to get rid01 mnimaJ pressure agaiDst aI1eiy..-..D5. 1be secood Korotkoff them? bale been adYised that SllIDlt tiad of surgery is tbe best SIllUDd is eaDed the cfiactotic i*me. 1hal is the p&eSSUie re- solution. Can you comment OIl Ibis? maiDiDg wbeD the heart rests ...... ariJy between its pcDp- _ClQ.'81Fa__PidHIpne58999 iDg beats. Itis the lowest i*esswe in I!3e arteries. A. Warts always represeot an adual viral inrectiClll 01 the w Both numbers are iIDpcli1.2D. aDd aJtboogb IDDCb skin. DO matte!' where they appear. Itis the same virus famjJy "'-'.-.y~ significance is attached to a high ~ of the secood (resting that causes all types or warts. 1be different appearances ol McDonald pbase) artery pressure. if eiiber pessme DUmber is bigb. it partiaJlar warts may result from differing types or skin ClD can bode ill for the arteries aDd lor gessal bea1th. Serious which they appear. or to differeDCeS in the way different ~ Ford damage from this mnsbnt ema pressure can be dooe to pie react to the virus. 550 W. I r,'ale organs, sudlas the braiD. e,)'eS. kidDeys2!ld the heart itself.. Some people may ba\-e diffe!'em degrees or immunity to at Northville Rd. A great deal or interest bas beeasbn'D inrecent years to the wart viruses, which would explain why some people De\'e!" get 427-6650 349-1400 value or exercise in mainfaitring a bea1tby heart and arteries. them and others are troubled repeatedly. Certainly. this isthe goal of aDJ' eR!'Ciseprogram. The plantar wart, orten mistakpnly referred to as uplantar's JACK DEMMERnx~ it UYlISSTOI SAVEUPTO COUIITY'S -IUIIBER DIE .USED CAR DEALER ON A 4X2 or 4X4 FORD -CAR WARSTRADE-INS- F-SERIES PICKUP Cash Incentives & Explorer discounts from Ford allow us save Special This 'Week you up to S2OOO.Hurry - incentives expire July 31, 1982 1914 Buick Regal 2-Dr. V-8 Auto ,~~ $177 1980 T-BIRD V-s auto, air, P.S., P.B., cruise, stereo, vinyl roof. Very Oean. ONLY 1979 OlDS CUTUSS SUPREME 2-DR. v-s auto., air, P.S., P.B., tilt wheel, cruise control, buckets, & console stereo, rally wheels ONLY NO FACTORY MONEY DOWN with Approved WARRANTIES Credit AVAILABLE 1978 LINCOlll 4-DR. TOWN CAR v·a auto., full power, sky roof, tilt, cruise, stereo, tape, tur- bine wheels, Mint Condition. $6995 ONLY 1982 FORD VAl FUllY CUSTOMIZED v-a auto., Air, P.5., P. B., tilt, cruise, stripes, captain's chairs, rear couch, ice box, mag wheels, running boards, roof rack & ladder.No Miles $14900 Full Warranty. ONLY , 1981 ESCORT GLI 2-DR. LAST WEEK - SALE ENDS JULY 30 : ALL CARS CLEARLY MARKED. MOST Front wheel drive, 4 cyl., 4 spd., moon roof, stereo, TRX $499& MODELS DRASTICALLY REDUCEDI wheels. ON LY ~~ .Ct 1982CHEVETTES Starling' 1979 MUSTANG HATCHBACK ~ From••• 4cyl. auto., P.S., P.B., stereo. $399& Very Clean ONLY 10~A,,"1abk. :2 do« Ilatellblocll, 4 .PMd. AM...... 4 CJ\1ftd«. ~:_.1 _I .. 811ftr. 54695*:: 1977 liNCOLN MARK 1 (SIock #1502) Tu • LlcMlM .lIt ... v-s auto., full power, stereo, $499& _... tilt, cruise, leather trim~~a~~ 1981 LTD CROWl 1ICIORIA2-DR 1882 CITATION 2 DOOR v·a auto., overdrive ·trans., nnlld gill'. plnl1rl~ •• power lI.erlng. power 1982 CAVALIER 2 DR COUPE brill... 2.5 Iln eu1omellC. IIIIIy _ ,...... GB 4 Ill"d. - oIIIdoncy 1*I<1lQI. '*S. Stoc:l< full power, tilt, cruIse, stereo. $199& rld-' AM '0<110.CIIarcoel. Stoc:l< "13M. ""53 14,000Actual Miles ON LY $6968 $6653 4 ,~ • LEASE A 1982 t~~~~~CsOR8T\. 0,., $4848 ~ S-10 PICKUP 12.5% LEASE spd., sterec. . ONLY .... _sl. ,.,. .... 4cy1Mw.'--,_._ ... AVAILABLE ON ALL MODELSI _ '400 DooIor __ 01\ a-te, • • _~.AM_""'''' =~,::- '':- WE BUY CARS - ··L_ lot quIItlId ~ 1_ PlY"*\I1lot ... Olherl To a- From ::::.o-'~.~--._-_. ~=-~"='~':':~;_1lIOII""'_ ..._,. T... .TO.P $$ FOR CLEAN CARS $15753::'_ a_ ....L We don't Just sell, We sew/cel . 40875 Plymouth Rd~ (11h mil•• W. of 1-275) ; HILLTOP FORD a MERCURY 453-4600 . At The Top Of The Hill Open Mon. a Thura. tl18 pm . IDWELL CLOSED SIT. 141-111 11~ II DIP TllAT QUAT QM fllLlNQ . cmmw._.....,-.. W1"I1I CDNUDII QaI PUTS. # " I \ t I"onl Flott'e6 IbtitItI""~tII." rIJytDtt atId~; MJoatbttJsl1'JIty~""'MT"...... JtMt ~ __ rddMrIIIIJd tbedtJtJI: Jlya.wsJlawo_~ '!.Ilr)'o-.bae~burIJbie SUfI-. 01SI!fa1I1u1IWf tIIjaft dlopp«J" ,. RJltdtt/ll SItIil UJ~ iD.. nwcfalhllsMr~.ords n.ar auIdI *~tJI ApI'iJ birds. !tlI!' niM!fs .1/fII'I!*1Iw ~~beMJty jaslt«-,YJIL "MID IIWdsMrrbrt:t1lunJbiJJl! Or 1I1IDISI.,. tlHeille tW. UUIDGnllillg~ full 01dJ«I:. 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I.I:Dowbow hardJY1U tried lJJ any day. 0lJ mountaiDs SbetalkedtoberpiamsiDberusual way' • I.I:Dow bowyou'ret:ried --tmerX:a. But most of all trees. sunsets, oa ooeaDS Numb, droopiag. Dear freeziDg. • America. breatbeasigb 5ereDity andseas Tbeir leafy1IJllgs Deering • yourGod1l3tdJesm'eryou MeansbeiDg Yes. 1like to get bigb oa !be beauty of all of Twas tbe last they 1iIadd bear. "Have a nice America. be tr.Je Able tobe me. these . day!" , for tbere~no ODe 011 earth quite likeyou To be free. Buddy Dennis LynoeE. Banisoo Buddy Dennis CMB LOSE 25 TO 50 LBS. r=- M5 5IlIlP8) ~ 61l) 'VCl'· • 2Q. """ JI1!MEDl'JIn If QllIIIlT. 1m COllI IlDDSICE -a._&.a.IlllIClJOJIilPS6111 FASTER THAN YOU _-L I&ss. ... _-:lQ~ ...... ""a.. • a. •\ \ I .' .. ,I Wednesday, July 28, 1982 Sports IIets wiD F..ague title 2 Arsenal captures crown 3 w1}t Nort1Juillt 1!ttcor~ Meadowbroc* golf resdts 5 Spade nets vidories 1 C Teams still unsuccessful against Jaycees u.Jt .. ~.iIIt' .b}a& a. in three 11m. uwe caesars was paced RBI's aod tnhils fRlm DorcCoak ... :=e..... *c lIle ...... bJ .. by two hils eadl from Paul StedIe)', Rtla ReaauIL 1tlr X3IliIIuI1aIIIf. 9.9."$ _* Bob Keboe. Jim Barbour aod Robert 51. Paul 1aCeraD used a ..... Cnlee aDd triIIDa"s arm ... a. NAl10NALLEAGUE Martin. faartb inDiag 10 poftr' iIsf.If past Cr- tIIIDf ..... seesn' ~ larlall p1Iu After' ,giriIt& ~ a IUD in (be first inn- Sheehan's LiWe <:aesan; 1RlD its tdr baD's Partition »11. ill DIe AsDericaIlI.ape lID ~ iDg. tbe Ja,ues broke loose f« 11nms cootest of tile qek 1ritb a forfeit om: Bob fJannaIz bad a big Gi&tIl at tile .1IdIIll .... actica. om:tile ne::d Ii\'e iDDiDgs to do'nTher- P .s.L H)dlauIits,. Go also forfeited a plate for tbe wiaDeIs 1riII: tw.o mal Sasb ll-L win to BeI ..... s. !1511l!l1DS as if 0) cme ill IIIr ~ bomenms. a siIlIgIe aDd ei&tll RBI's. LezogaetlillS 6glIred_ a 1D}'.. ~ Jim MoraD aad Roo Barnum paced O'Stwban's did DOt ~ better Judr. KeDa Cobb added tine ba aDd l1I'O :±If !Iiar.iIIe ..~ ... Qlllreul!)' tile ,.iJmeIS with two singles each, against 0I:r Lady 01 VICtory, vbidl RBIs. wbiIe JCliIIl JIaeDef' ....uec«ed l1I'O _'bile Jim Bbodes was (be top IUD pro- defeated tbe sealIJd.pIaCle dub II-II. rt$1m first pIace'lriDl_ U4l11lB1k. bits and tbnle RBIs. cDer 1ritb two. 1bermal Sasb scored The 'AiDDers 1iee paced by two bits Urban's was paced by l1R) bits eacb IIispnDabIyaal.1 __ O'SIbtlebIm·s its loDe IUD vbeD Mike Lauck Jedoff and two nms-batted-iD eacb by Bm from Tom Cbarbooeau.lIart Sims aDd 2l%ld Sbe!IIal"s uaIe CalsBIs sI8dd rib a double aod scored on .lobo Hale's JobDsoDaodDave Pearod. O'Sbfeban's EdMaas. h21'eplaJ'edloa tie last tIeek-. Dms, sacrifice By. Gary Beason tripled for bad two bits and lour RBI's from McNeely &: IlDcDIn reCIOI'd ClIIIy its ~ IberDsdps idlt a tie Iar. tilelosers' only other' extra-base bit Dewitt. two bits and three RBI's from third win of tile season 1ritb 1"sD: iDD- mod p1aeebdJiDdtbeJaJa6.H-l. Despite playing eight innings, John Maffesoli and two bits and two ing biumpy Mer PboeDix X.CJl'. in ~'slDOl'Edbacl:ilaefiSllbce Sheehan's Little Caesars and RBI's from Joe Staknis.. another game ealled because of tile .=! ::be A.mericaD 1.agDe1ril!l Dleilelpcl O'SfJeeban'spla)"ed to an 8-all deadlock However. OLVwas UDabJeto come up timelimiL A~'s upset 01 1IiDDer"s Oirde. in a game ealled because of the time with a vid.oIy against tbe Eagles. wbo Steve Fecbt paced the 1riDDeI's 'rib :S:leehan's CIOIIb'aIs fir5t 116 _ 11-3 limit were 12-5 winners. three hits and three RBIs. vbile JobD I :::H£.. 'IriIiJe W"lDDfr"s Qrde IeiI bact O'Sbfeban's scored a nm in tbe bot- The Eagles' bitting attack was paced I Griffin added two domIes and bI'O =ti> secmd at 1~%. 1GEC 'Me! hani a1 tom of (be senmb to force (be extra in- by three hits and two RBI's from Keith ' RBIs. Ed Smith and Reid Creager ead1 1 s:.a"s m!hird at 8-1. Ding. The team was led by three bits Nadusky and Dave Vaugban. Ric:kDod- bad t\\-o hits. "1 Mea."lIiWe. cm!S" in DIe 1IGmeD's from both Scott Dewitt and Jack son added a triple and two RBI's. OLV ! 1.eag'.:e, Getz:ie'sPub aad '-maer's Or- MianecJri. wbiJe Chris Pariseau drove was led by Jobnson's three bits and two Continued on 4-C TRUCKLOAD SALE! ALL UNITED LATEX PAINT PRODUCTS ARE ••• GOODTHRU AUGUST 10th ---~ _ .. - - CASH VISA AND Cindy Panowicz in one of the rec track club's top runners MASTER , CHARGE Local thinclad chosen to regional track squad C"mdy Panowicz bas been selected to the 25-member Great Lakes regional team that wiD be competing at the Hershey's National Track and Field fmals 10 Gal. Limit Retail Price August 12-15in Charleston, West VIrginia. She was selected to the team after her winning girls' 13- and 14-year-()ld 400- meter dash time of 60.8 at the Michigan State Finals track meet at Michigan CASH VISA & State University July 9 was compared with other runners from surrounding states. ' & MASTER By being selected, Panowicz receives an all-expense paid trip to Charleston CARRY CHARGE for the national fmals at Laidiey Field, the future site of the National Track and ·eldHallofFame. ACCEPTED 10 Gal. limit SAVE Matt Smith was a winner in the boys' 9- and 100year-()ld200-meter dash and ~ meter dash at MSU, but be was not selected to the regional team. Also, preparations are complete for the Northville recreation track team as it conducted its last inter-squad meet for Thursday'S Detroit Metropolitan Youth Fitness meet at the Kensington Metropark near Milford. The Detroit Youth Fitness meet has various teams from across lower OLYiMll southeast Michigan competing. Seven different events have been scheduled in the meet 5TAIN~ The mini-meet conducted by coach Brian Turnbull and assisted by Scott Dayton bad four nmning events and two field events. Here are the results of the mini-meet: BOYS' 10-11YEAR OLD -"'-'!!!I-_ ..... Mark Klokenga was fIrSt in the mile (6:29); Greg Paler claimed second Apply II f,rsl 10 new or Olympic Semi- Protect wood agaInst Olympic latex Stain Gel the tough acrylIC 'house (6:59) and JeffCass was third. bore wood and get a Transparent Stain. mOISlure. rOl. mIldew and Matt Smith won the ~yard dash (7.45); Scott Steckley was second (7.6); beller surface for your for use over po,nl Ihal really beats decay wllh Olymlc Clear po,nl or stain. ProteclS Beaullfoes deckIng. poliO f,nol COOlof polnl WIth Ihe weather' furnIture, fences Wood Preservative. Mark Kiraly was third (7.95); John Byrd was fourth (8.5) and Cass sixth (8.8). your home for years Stays beaullful for years. Kiraly took top honors in the 44O-yard dash (1:15.6); Smith was nmner-up Olymlc prlmecoat. REG. $16.95 Riding Lessons Offered N·QVI TROY CANTON UNITED PAINT West Oaks Mall Troy Commons New Town Plaza ' Weekdays Call for appointment &DECORATING Across from Rochester Ford & Sheldon Twelve Oaks Rd. & Big next to K-mart Beaver Rd. C ENTER S HUGE'INVENTORY 349·2921 455·0250 Call for further Information: 348-8619 MASTER CHARGE - ALL COLORS IN STOCK 689·6760 50265W. Seven Mile - Northville Weal of Ridge Road & VISA ACCEPTED STORE HOURS: MTW 7:30,6:00 TH & F 7:30·9 SAT,9·5 1WEI.VE OA..U ~~ :mmlm"il=~ iSIiltlnu:ueu- lUIECO .. Laterallypou-ersJlets 10 league tide 12..- 'tDl • 1"_ ~Ml'~.\'" Gtam&I"~ • firlIl5...... tmitl$~ 315_ k'IIIINI"~~ma.~ . .~1..~1~_ u-dn.s mr-'Ja&Il ~ "~=mc MtiiIiie Ifeser~ 1t>J' CiiiJllm; ~ 1bI ~ -eI tilCIIbl ,..~ mr~ :I-:_."~dmm- ~""BaMiT.Cag.f .... ~)~)~ ~~~Ib;&IIt /II QdlIr .. _~ "1!.WI)1litatD' Jo.,s ~CIl~~~ YourGDftf)flM '.MStIlIGIWlllb ..... bGllcdir.CIIIIi" 0.-". Aos,.' .... '*'~ -.DJI 01.... rlltePto !klIil. n.. ~ iulC! 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Drmii,f"1'. 1AlIrRd cut r;I 2Dlldler dasP ca1I in the fifth QeD Ibe Braws bad a rmmer at tbird 1riIh cme Ol:ll. blIt I:P agaiDm-ackcd the nest t'Alhattes &Dead IbeIhrea1. lIeaDalliJe., the Brafts' GecIr# Hanging Baskets D2I!3baD 1I"2S eqaal1y ~ em the J!lIIlmId, c:nIis1Dg ibroogt1 the fimsix iD- , ReouIar - How 1iiDgswi!hliWetrouble.. sS:9s - $2.95 Dar3haD famed aiDe lids batsmeJ • $11..95 - $4.95 1riIh IDe 0Dly serious tbreat aJIDiJJg in $11..95 - S6.95 the top of the sixth. Sean Vd angblin Sale !Fle::::IIIl~.D'ft;'IlI"fE'lS.: led off 1riIh a double aDd adlauo:d to tbird em a v;i1d pitch. Bo~, SereCody (rigbtl made it safe!y barS taD fiISt (Iespi1e a p"d oI'f attempt by Pilde' PLYMOUTH ..... DarabaD beared dmm to fan Ibe nes1 OJrisDcI!I*'~ (ceJter) and lIKe Da:r1vIr ,~) · Ibree baUers to end the imJing. · ()pen Mor>-Sa:! % NURSERY :~: ..... OA""?SN CENTER ~. Bat. the lIets were mt to be denied tbree iUts ead:l fmm.lcim)!arE ADOcr- the Beds ~~ beb"iDa l2he emplft# pit- 'DIe P'.I:ibOies ~~:seaIlIID:in~ · :Ie Sun&~ 1i)6 aDd the Br.n'es' cnm senonth iJmiDg ral- SOIl, Scd1 PeiersanaDd Daraban. Ke1h dDDg ci D&:Iqg lIattin. DIIfk:iet&itt ClDl- amd place, pesa::utage;KlJJlt5 2Ieaa ill 9900 ANN ARBOR ROAD IyfeDsDrt. Dultieaic:z 'a'2S t!te iasiDg pi1de', 5eded t1IIIID hits, 'lIibiie FlrI!d CabiD led !be Bumes. '&ilea ~ ~ l!be Ei- 0£- 453-5500 7.14i11!S wes: 011-275· 7 MiIt!s E. d us 23 1be title sbowdown was made possi- 1dJiJe fearnrmrte P.aul Xeri1 belted a Cbe 3Itark 1rifiI ane. 'nP Beds' Scott pos4-1l101:day:iigbL ~ ble 1iilen the Bl'3\"eS oots1ugged the tunenm. SJrienb'-cii IiOD'k l!be Ikss. QJris I)irea' ADgds J3-i. 'IbewinDe!slrerepac:ed by The ADgels diC nmn:I a ~ em!!!' pared the Joseo:s'lr.ifll tiIree!iits. - Mantle squad wins twO; battles Detroit PAL next. · AfteI' lealidiDg:- ':idwies 0\"8' Ibe ~ !'iG1iJriJles lIEidiey lIaDt.le basebaD team 'SiB tm:D its aUeJtjon tonrd the AmErican AmcI2Dr ~1 Fedetatiou tuu::uamem: tq;'" Ij,tgtoday at!iiclr1imDe BigbSdai. 'J -==- Nart1IriDe~ be ~ Detroit PAL at6 P-!D- at the XBS !JaseibciII ca.: iDllDd. 1becast is S1 5arpe!SllUS 17years old aDd ewer. 11ne dIer pmes 3l'8 srMn1ed today SlarfiDS at, am.. 1be disttid 1ri!:meI' will Mlm aD file stali twluame:4 iD~ ADgast5-8. .: 1be 1IaDIJe squad (Heated Xori 3-1 and IiToaia Cbun::i:JiD ~ ~ fiDiSb the regular seasaa at 1£.4 far the fcm1b-best mark among the 30 teams iIl1!Je L1tfle .. CaesarsDmsU:1. :;~ Store"-'s Dan K'Je!seD imried bIr imIiDgs of scoreJess baIl to register ms :seama Monday Ihru fnday SIled _ .. Hours IrimDpb of the year. SIeve FreDick siDg1ed home Thdd Deal Ti1!I fiJe 'IrimJiDi 30650 PLYMOUTH ROAD 11m. • 9am-8p.m. Uonc:iay ztwu Saba'da'{ ~- UVONIA t'JS4" Saturday 9 am -6 pm 9 arn..·5:30 pm. SUMMER In the victoryGW!l"Omrd!iJl, N'Jelsen was again thewimDDgpjtd:leriD a reD!!i Sunday 10a.m -4 p r.t ~ 422-1000 Sunday 10amAiIO p.rn. role. NorfIniBe bats boamed in the first inning ior fire nms -.ifb bcC1 Sea. Pegrom aDd Deal driDmg t1nH1m singles. Jay Bartlliig I:aJ a ~ SALE siDgIe., wbile ~ lIickey ~ewman and Stere SdJrader aD cxiIlected t1I9 BIGGEST bits. : ¥~15% DISCOUNT ~ EVER on all orders rec:eiwed during ___ !!!!!!I-. GlDleI'$IEITUTEl JULY and AUGUST Victories help Koufax team ~ R.lTItOUIC PAIl'T Willsie Cap ••• GewB eo-... y gain momentum for district S11~ 3452S Glendale ~s~ GlDleI'$ IESTUTEX (off SI8rtt R08CI- Bet--. " GLOSS HOUSE. ~ PAIn .Jeffries FwJ•.xs PtJiliOid2l RoBd) Northville's Sandy Kclaf3x baseball League fora biptothe~iD~· 421·8810 ~-=:.t. .. team won its fiDaJ ho games of the DeCreet. • season to give itself SCJC3e momentum Northville dosed out its seasaa '¥'it1i a for the AABC district pIayoifs alThorn- 2-0 victoty over seaJDd piace B'iriD- SOP Field today tbrougt Saturday. The ingbam last Friday on lIarlt Dears squacfs first game is al Sp.rn. today at eighth inning bomenm. Pitcber Keib the Training Ceute!' Jocaled on Sheldon Dutkiewicz hurled the smtDat for tile Road between~ and Six Mile. victors. ~ 1'autJ. ~UU«- iD~ 7a&e. ~y Craig and Qu:is Dom~ I 1lIe team will be battling squads combined for a four-bit 6-2 Iriumpb I 88 (d>(J NOW $23 from Washtenaw, Macomb County, O\-eI' Detroit West Se\'eI1 Saturday. . I HARDWARE ONLY Tecumseh, the Detroit PAL City The Koufax squad fmisbed the seasaa GODDARD1TALMAY League and thn!e teams from the Nor- with a 12-4mark for !iflh ptace in the'D- I S~Set ~AII',!Ctl//I/()~ thwest SubUrban Little Caesars' team league. I I Reg.SS6" NOW $4688 AGENCYINC. Local players key Kicks' effort :. I Life - Home - Auto - Business . ~ Serving the community};" to Bonanza division championshiri ~ ~(:" Since 1929 ~ Five NorthviIle players were part of the Kicks soccer team wbicb won thli I Bonanza Express Soccer League under-12 year old divisonal tiUe for the second I Hundreds of eye-catching ~ . ,~ ~../J. I 'L7 consecutive year this spring. :. uses: ~~. ~ The West Suburban Soccer League representative, coached by Tom ~ Goes on Wood - Metal -::::T ~ '~~ ~ went undefeated after playing teams from Livonia, Troy, Ann Arbor, Sterling Rber Board - Masonite Heights and Orchard Lake. . Drywall- Plaster The local members on the team were Chris Anderson, Pat Balai, John Harris; The Charm and appeal of Thomas D. Bingham Jeff Higgins and Brad Met%.There also were players from Plymouth, Soutl) real wicker and cane. at a $ 54 Lyon, Livonia, Southfield and Dearborn Heights. - fraction of the cost. 10 John M. Marshall Approx. 2 ft. x 3 ft. roll roll In addition, the squad took first in the Wolverine III soccer toumament-at David P. Bingham Schoolcraft College during the July 4th weekend. The Kicks won six games over ~ LIGHT or DARK shades three days to Win the under·12 title over 28 teams representing Michigan, OhiO Jon (J.R.) Retherford and Canada. : Gail Adams The team's final season record was 26-3·1with two of the losses coming ~ Be,.,., final games of invitational toumaments in Cincinnati, Ohio, and Washingt0lli D.C. 'B1dbt ~ ';D~ 04 6.4 Shirley Sova ~"" IfIid ~~ 4 S~' Gloria Storing St4uU Jane Tracy O/'nyle 7 ft. 79- e8. 345 N. 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(nit iWur.""'m ...mumCl · ., • RedlICe Enelgy CoSts I ~4AtfB~ • 15%TaxBreak Replacement , J. ~~ Windows Res 1-C'II-CoaaeClilll . h order lk) .a'IOw 0lIl" p.1diiercs and suft ~., a;.~lo~em the • Vinyt. Atuminum 2S!t ·. i J I • Beaubties your home -. I~s f~1at our office ""II be - CO... I»eiaa. Quality c1DSed July J 1. I,l • Cussorn Fit ... Sawrdar. I • No Mess Installation - ,- 1'1 ... • Manufaclurer"s . ...Me · Gual8I11ee - DUbin 0pt0meIric CIBc P.C. . 23342 Familagton Ad. • 10%Sr_ CitIzen Discount · - This~ Fannington i1 Northem W"'" Products 23629 liberty Ouroam 477-1616 ba1kJon festiYa1 " I FanningIon471-4007 --ancl7 • win a prize I OIRCOII CHANNEL 8 _just for I lUES & THURS 8 PM watching! ;-, I [CHRJS+fENS CABLE !J:,PROJECT ·.. ------COUPON------I I • FREE ICE CREAM I BUrSlllGlE OF. I GETZllDo.> FRE£! I tf£:~_~~I~ esp;r. .. ~ ~ .k~I3II.\-~se. FARIIINGTON ,,0'"pEtI. HD.LS 24 HOURS 7 DAYS A WEEX • I The Jaycees' Carl Lang (right) is safe at third after a latetag by := • ~~~~liiiii>! donut stores. j Belanger's John Trentacosta ~DONU'TS & CONES WAlJ.S) l.AJ(£ FARIIINGTOH tal.S WIXOM AREA NOYI AREA Rec track club ready oIS033 Pl:lr.-cT... 28427~ RIww ""__ C11gec*_ _~&10"'" In__ So:ae In_Granll~~ -~~------~--~2UIOUlS.7 DAYS 24 HOURS 7 DAYS for state youth meet OwdjrHeJfroml~ Smith was \o;ctorious in the l00-yard dash (13.6); Kiraly was second n4..1) and cass was third (16.6), BEDDING SALE Paler won the triple jump (28-feet-4); KJokkenga was second (19-5) and Byrd was third n5·fi)_ Smith was victorious in the nmning long jump m-8); Paler Genuine was runner-up ClI-7), KIokkenga was third (10-3); Kiraly was fourth nO-feet) JIOORE'S RECREATION Coil and Steckley was fifth (9-10>- Spring GIRLS' 10-11YEAR OLD MID-MADNESS- SALE Jessica Bohan was victorious in the mile (7:59.0). In the 50 dash, Quisty Mattress lffiagban was first (7.2); Wendy Buda was runner-up (7.6); Kris Abitz was third (7.62); BohanwasfOtr.1h (8.7) and Carrie Isabell was fifth (8.8), Buda took top honors in the 440 dash (1:24.0); Heather SOO was nmoer·up ON 81's, 82's & 83's' (1:34.2); Bohan was third (1:38.6) and Isabell was fourth (1:45.0). In,the 100 dash,Buda was first (14.1); Lenaghan was runner-up (14,2) and Abitz was third (14.3). FRIDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY Lenaghan was fU"St in the triple jump (18··1); Abitz was second (17-7); Soo was third U7-feet); Isabell was fourth (l5-feet) and Bohan was fifth ClH). JU~ Y 30th, JULY 31st, AUG. 1st Sixth and Buda tied for top honors in the running long jump (9-9); Lenagban was third (8-7); Bohan was fourth (8-3) and Isabell was fifth (tHO). OPEN 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. $158 perser BOYS' 12·13YEAR OLD pick up price Stuart Kissinger won the mile (6:05); Kevin Lege! was nmner-up (6:15) and WATCH FOR OUR TELEVISION ADS ON Eric Dove was third (6:08). Dan l\fagdich took first in the 50 dash (6,6) and Billy Craig was second (7.6). Magdich also won the 440 dash (1:09.9); Dove was se- CHANNELS 6 AND 50 & cond (1:13.4); Craig was third (1:17.4) and Kissinger was fourth (1:19.7). Full Size Twin Size Sets Magdich won the 100 dash (12.7); Dove was runner-up (13.6) and Craig was FULL TWIN third (14.0). Magdich was victorious in the triple jump (2&-6); Dove was second (2Hi) and Kissinger was third (2().4). Magdich won the running long jump (14- S108 S98 2); Dove was second (12·2); Legel was third (12·2) and Craig was fourth (1U). WALLGMAGR/GURNITURE GIRLS' 14-15YEAR OLD Cmdy Panowicz was first in the 50 dash (6.6); Kerry Lenaghan was runner·up 2I7IS PIJmOVIho2 Blka. E. of Middlebelt • (6.7) and Michelle Craig was third (6.8). Panowicz also was victorious in the 100 937-0270 or 427-8800 dash (12.2) and Craig was second (13.4). Lenaghan was first in the 44() dash (1:12.1) and Craig was second Cl:23.2). Panowicz won the triple jump (26-10) and Craig was second 09-feet). Panowicz Class A Choice 7,000 Sq. Ft. of • also won the running long Jump (14·7); Craig was second (12·5) and Lenaghan was third (12.1). Showroom Plus !~~~~ Sales, Service, Parts and BOYS'I4-1SYEAROLD B.R. Bohan won the mile (5:40); Ken Booth was nmner-up (6:03) and John 6:¥~Lzt5$ Storage '. Isabell was third (6:31). Bohan also was first in the 50dash (6.5) and Tom Kemp '------_ ..... was second (6.6). Kemp won the 100dash (12.9); Rich Naszardi was runner·up f-- .~_...=. ~, (13.8). L-!.l ,~. Bohan won the 440 dash (1:06.7); Kemp was second (1: 12.4); Booth was third · (1:18.1) and Isabell was fourth (83.2). Bohan took top honors in the triple jump ,.....·r·,..,,·; (25-3) and Booth was second (22·2). Bohan was victorious in the running long , • jump (12-8); Kemp was ronner·up (11·9); Booth was third (11·3) and Isabell , was fourth (9-8). WE NEED TRADE-INS! I... i EXTENSIVE SELECTION OF BETTER TERRITORIAL RD EXIT ., , FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES FROM ~--..-".------...... ~----._-----+- , BETTER HOMES, LOOKING , MOORE'S JACKSON , FOR A SECOND CHANCE. SUMMER SALE I , I WANTED ·, • FURNITURE-ALLTYPES NOW IN PROGRESS RECREATION,INc. , I 1222 E North Ter"lo"al Rd (Just oil US-23 North ot Ann ArbOn , , • ANTIQUES-ALL TYPES , I • HOUSEHOLDACCESSORIES Whl'mo.e lake M,ch,qan 481Rq PMnp (3 t31662·4548 ' • COLLECTABLES . .AND MORE. ~, , , We .... h 10< yOU Ind ,"ke I eommlSllon _ lhe .. '" Is THE NEW AIRSTREAM ,· compleled .can uS 10 FAMILY DENTISTRY J...c:Ie.1Ir. D..s.s..Pc. K.U .. 1nca. DDS 'tIa7~ D.D.s.•P.C. lW»Cu.D.D.5 41l-03t5 IN1'ERNAL MEDICINE le.mes l.iTemlat:e. N.D. .f78.8)C4 J&mes crowl. M.D. ALLERGY &bed£. w~ M.D • .f18.8)« LABORATORY AND X-RAY 471..Q300 5 BIG SAVINGS S • TRACTORS TILLERS • RIDING MOWERS • CHAIN SAWS • WALKING MOWERS • ATTACHMENTS • WOOD STOVES & FURNACES ARIENS, BOLENS, BOBCAT, HONDA, POULAN, STIHL, SNAPPER, SIMPLICITY, TORO, SAlOH BUG ~O% ' SCOTT ,- .: LIGHTS ~I '0 OFF UST PRODUCTS & ON ALL BOBCAT UPTO CANDLES PUSH MOWERS 50% OFF ORTHO SUPERSPEAR PEAT MOSS LAWN & WOODSPUTTERS 2 cu. ft. bag $1" GARDEN % PRICE 4 cu. ft. bale $495 On the links PRODUCTS NOW $1995 6 cu. ft. bale $195 ,• The women took over the Meadowbrook Country Club links grimaces at missing a putt, but she and Dot Benton took top ".1 587W.ANNARBORTRAIL , Wednesday and'lbmsday (July 21-22) for the annual Ladies' honors in the fourth flight with a 130 total. Edie pegrum and • U PLYMOUTH • 453-6250 111 · \ Invitational golf tournament Despite having to blast out of · Helga Ernst were the overall winners with a net total of 129. H ~- th¢ sand on this hole, Joy Holloway (left) and her partner They also took top honors in the second flight group. Helen ~nnie Andrews won the first flight with a 131total for the 36- Kenerson and Jeanne Ambler won the third flight with a 134 @[illNrnU~Jceater iDe. 1.ffi - . DeA1exandris (right) ~~- hole best ·ball tournament Sharon total. 11 .-11, ..11 •t 12 I 12 II 12 12 12 I ""'~1£I,Ql.E 12 11 ~~~ 12 Newton captures firsts I ~dJC:lr(,~ il:lSlllll.b"...:- , ~Stllll 2S !..IlCb a •It JoolUal&!'lf in five events at meet • il: hul .. ftlL'I. .. NortbriDe·s ~ ~ snm to fiR fint-pbre f.iID5bes lID lI'l'IeII!5;Hl. s ~. 4 Lmacal!l AI 11 Super Swim IJI! IIIIllt ..... td b.J die DrMtaJIIIe#lIs ~iim CUll ~ ~U"F Ibe~ ~Jil!i.~ Newtoa. 1dJD saims IDr IIIe Qaiea:tllMle S:aiaa Qm" a1ID ftlOft"'ftG !tie ~~_br .. 1'UIIber'~ ~ poD 1nI*J'. Be acoUI.''''''d 55 pcaids dtlhis fnlrhWi.1tiI1'IIt ~~ .. 13 secoods, ODe foar1IlaD461l1lplace fiDi:stJes. &\m.'I1GA\~ 13 He VOD the _ fnles:I:)1e «.2::37). 100 baIIedI.r U::2!j. 101 ~~ (D..:U.I. JIl 11 XAnox.U.~"£ (31.9) (32...0). llIIlibJlljJa;tnlR .. 11 baUerfIy aDdSiIreelil)1e Nes1GD 'ASSleClllDd illthe ill E.IImul:l.SII. P.aaI j 2 11 (l:rJ), 100 iDdI'idaIa IDldey (1:25) aDd 51 bai::b1sak (3U). Be ..-Iour!llllll TItlpIm ~ues. 2 11 the 100breaststnl1lle (1::51) aDd fifth intbe 51bft:aIIIsbaR (-tU). CITY OF NORTHVILLE TOWNSHIP OF NORTHVILLE -._------;~'Tothe qualified Electors of the County of Wayne# State of Michigan: ·• } NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT THE PRIMARY elECTION TO BE HelD IN SAID COUNTY OF WAYNE, STATE OF MICHIGAN, IN THE REGULAR VOTING PLACE IN EAot · :: B.ECTION PRECINCT IN EACH CITY AND TOWNSHIP IN THE COUNTY OF WAYNE, STATE OF MICHIGAN, ON TUESDAY, THE 10th DAY OF AUGUST, 1982 BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 7:00 :- O'CLOCK A.M.. AND 8:00 O'CLOCK P.M., THE FOllOWING PROPOSITION WILL BE SUBMITTED TO THE ElECTORS OF SAID COUNTY BY: ." RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE COUNTY OF WAYNE . • PROPOSITION "A"-TAX RATE LIMITATION INCREASE PROPOSlilON FOR FINANCING OPERATIONS AND ELIMINATION OF PROJECTED DEROT :; Shall the County of Wayne increase the millage as provided in Article IX, Section 6 of the Michigan State Constitution and levy an additional 1 mill ($1.00 per thousand dollars of State ~~Equalized Valuation) for a period of one year, 1982, the proceeds to be used for financing County operations and elimination of the proiected 1981-82 budget deficit? COUNTY TREASURER'S STATEMENT ~c STATEMENTAS REQUIRED8Y ACT 278 Of PUBlIC ACTS Of 1964 .. om~nding the Property TalC limitotioo Ad I. RAYMOND J WOJTOWIcz. C-'l1}' T,_ .... , 01 WO"fT1.C""nl}'. Mlchigon. d. h.r.bT certify lhal as .1 June 28, 1982•• he 1.1.1 .1 .11 •• '.d inaOGHS ia ...... of Ihe Con.liMional 6ft"a miD loa role li.. ilolion GIld It. ,.....Ada ioa_ .....elJectioe are as follows d..,;"g doe ~ p Dote of Votod ~ Date of Votod Effocti .. ~Uoit Bediooo I_se f« Yoors local Unit ElKtion '- for Yoors local Unit ~ of Wayne •••••••••••••••••••• A"lI. 8. 1978 1982 to 1914 inc.. Gr.nso Pointe PubJj~School 5yslem •••••• Morch 24, 1980 26.55 miIb 1982 Taylor School District •••••••••••••••••• Aug. 7, 1979 • ...... 1982"lta 1.C2 miIb 1982 Dee. 3, 1981 15 miIb 19a2.. 19&5-. Wayne C.... I}' lalermedHote School Dislrict ••••••••••••••••••• A"lI' 6, 1974 mill 1982. indefinitely School District of Ihe Tnnlon Public SdooaIs ••••••••••••••••• Feb. 5, 1974 1210 _miD. 1982,,190 City of Hamtramck Jan. 24. 1978 13.50 mill. 1982 J_ 10, 1974 1982 101914-. T..-ship of Gro.se lie ••••••.••••••••• Feb. 22. 1972 J_ 14, 1976 1.75 ....11. 1982 101986 in<. Morth 11, 1980 8 mill. 1982 10 1984Inc. 3 miIb 1912 .. 1916-. J.... 9, 1975 1 mill 1982 to 1984 in<. J_ 13, 1977 5.75 mill. 1912 .. 1916-. < May 9. 1978 1.833 mill. 1982 School Distnd of Ih. April 24, 1979 2.25 mill. 1982 to 1994 in<. City of Ha"",r Wood••••••••••••• J.... 12. 197• mill. •T..-ship of R.dlord •••••••••••••••••• No". 2. 1965 1.50 mills 1982'01915 inc. 6 1982,1983 WoyMos:....~.~ Sopl. 11, 197. 2.70 ..,;:r. 1982 District ••••••••••••••••••• Juno " 1981 Aug. 7, 19T.l 2 miD. 1982 '0 1993 inc. 32 mill. 19a2.. 19&5-. June 8,. 1981 5.50 miD. 1982 t.198$ In<. Jon. 12. 1982 1.75 mill. 1982 101986 inc. City of Romulu. ••.••••.•••••••••••••• N..... Non_ Wostwood ColllllnOnitySchool Ilistrid •••• N..... School Di.thct of Ih. AIeA r..,k Publ;" School••••••••••••••• March 19. 1974 Woodha...... School District ••••••••••••• March 21, 1978 7 ....11. 1982. 1983 City of Highland Park •••••••••••• M..rth : 8, 1978 5.90 mill. 1982 11.10 mill. 1982 Dee. 10. 1979 J .... 11. 1979 4 milts 1982. 1983 May 5. 1979 8.BO mill. 1982,1983 12.50 mill. 1982 Ju.. 9. 1910 21.50 miD. 1982. 1983 April 3. 1982 13.30 _11. 19.2 10 1986 inc. School I);smd of the Cherry HiDSchool District •••••••••••••• Feb. 24. 1976 6 miDs 1982 10 1985 Inc. City of Wya""- ••••••••••••••• March 14, 1974 • Feb. 22. 197. 12 n. 1982 School Di.trict of Iho 5 mi'/s 1982,,190 April 26. 1978 4.35 11. 1982 City of Ink.I.r June 11. 1979 5 mill. 1982,1983 1 mill 1982"Ita Juno 9, 1975 6 mill. Marth 12. 1980 S mi1ls 1982 J..ne 9. 1980 4 mill. 19.2 to 1984 in<. 1982 .. 1985-. Juno 13, 1977 5.50 nhlh Oct. 27. 1981 3 nun. 1982 10 1985 inc. June 8. 19.1 13 ....11. 1982 10 19.5 in<. 1912to 1917-. No". 3. 1977 6 ...m. 1912 .. 1986-' Juno 9. 1980 5 miD. 1982 .. 1990-, 'c.o-.od School I);strid •••••••••••••• Dec. 8, 1981 21.50 mill. 1982 10 1986 Inc. School Di.IrKt of Ih. City of Uncoln Pork •••••••••••••• Dec. 8. 1981 22.75 ....11. 1982101986 iac. School Dnlritt of Ih. Flat Rock Community SchoeIs ••••••••••• April 10. 19T.l 1 mill 1982 fob. 11, 1910 - Coty of Dearborn JUM 12. 1978 21 mill. 1982 21 mill. 1982 ta 1914-' livonia PubrtC School. School I);.Irid April 5. 1976 'Deorbom Heigh" Sch.oI 17.30 ...m. 1982 101985 inc. Huron School I);strKt F.b. 24, 1975 Feb. 27. 1978 10.50 ....11. 1982 1019.5 inc. 3 mal. 191210 1994-. o;strKt No 7 ••••••••••••••••• , •• Sopl II. 1979 11 mill. 1982 to 1984 inc. June " 1910 18.82 mill. 1912'01984-' Sopl. IS. 1981 16 mill. 1982 10 1984 into M.IYindolo-Northern AII.n Park •School o;IInd 01 North NorthYilI. pubr.. School Apnl 3. 1976 Public School Jun. 11. 1979 9.75 _11. 1982,1983 17 miU. 1m to 1985 -. July 2•• 1981 Dearborn HeIghts .••••••••••..••• No .... 7, 1979 32.75 mill. 1982 la 1984 into Jun. 9. 1980 1.50 miR. 1982101984 inc. 7 mill. 1912,1983 Jun. 14, 1982 15 mal. 1982 to 1986 inc. .school Dist,ict of ,h. Township of NorthYille Aug. 5. 1980 .50 mill 1m ta 1984-. City of Detr";1 " '" •••••.•••••••• Marth 19. 1974 7.50 mill. 1982,1983 Redford Union School. May 19, 19.1 1.50 miD. 1912101985 .... 7 mill. No". 3. 19.1 No". '. 1977 1982101987 inc. Oi",ict No.1 June 9, 1975 17.50 ....11. 1982 10 198$ inc. .70 mill 1982tal986 .... No", 7. 1978 225 mill. 1982 10 1985 int. June 13, 1977 11.50 min. 19.2 101987 inc. No". 4. 1980 3.50 mill. 1982 10 1989 into Plymoulh-Canlan Com"""';'" No". 3. 1981 3 mills 1982101991 into School Distnd April 23. 1977 5 mill. School District of ,h. 1m Jun. 12. 197. 3 mill. 1982 1<_ Publit Scho.l Det. 8. 1980 20 mill. City of Ri".r Roug Jan. 3D, 1979 8 .. aI. 1982,1983 1982 to 198. inc. Jan. 1•• 1979 6.50 .. ill. 1982 to 1914 inc. Jan. 27. 1981 9 mill. 1982 10 1985 inc. Jun. 11. 1979 :scJ,ooI I);str;,,1of Ih• 1.$0 mm. 1982 ta 1984 in<. Jan. 22, 1981 10.36 mill. 1982 la 1986 inc. •' City of Gord.n City Jun. II. 1979 2 .. ill. 1982 10 198' int. Riverview Community School District ...... June 13, 1977 5.85 .... 1982 to 1986 inc. M..rch 25, 1980 n. 7.50 mIll. 1982101989 into Marth 27. 1979 4.so mill. 198210 1986 int. Schoolc~a~ Community Collogo Jun. 9. 1980 21.10 mill. 1982 10 1989 int. ·:. Dec. 11, 1979 11 mill. 1982101989 inc. District Nont Nont Moy 11, 1982 9.90 mill. 1982,1983 ~"'raltor 5thool DistrKt Jun. 12. 197. 675 mill. 1982 , .50 .. ill 1982'01987 inc. Van 8ur.n Public School Ap,il 24, 1971 5.75 mill. 1982 Juno II. 1979 210 mIll. 1982.1983 Romulus Community Schools June 14, 1976 10 .. ill. 1982 10 1986 inc. March 31, 1980 6 ",ill, 1982 ~ June 9, 1980 9.50 moll. 198210 1984 into No". 6, 1979 9 mal. 1982 10 1984 inc. April 5, 1982 14.35 miD. 1982101986 inc. ..' Sopl. IS, 1980 5 .. ill. 198210 1984 inc• Jun. 14, 1982 .. ""II, 1982'01986 into Southgote Communi'y School Di,trict ...... Jun. 10, 1974 1.50 .. aI. 1982,1983 Airport Comm..nity School. ••••••..•••.. JUM 14, 1982 22.50 .. ill. 1982 to 1984 inc. ~ro ... II. Tawn.hip School••••••••••••• May', 1963 Jun. 13, 1977 3 .. aI. 1982 10 1986 int. 350 .. ill. 19.2 Sop" 25, 197. 5 mill. 1982 101986 Inc. • " June 12, 1967 3 "ull, 1982 10 1986int. Jun. 11. 1979 7 mill. 19.2 10 1986 Inc. Clar.nc."iII. School Di.thct Jan. 19, 1976 11 mill. 1982 10 198$ inc• No". 21, 1967 3 mill. 198210 1987 into Det. 10, 1979 4.50 .. ill. 1982 101986 Inc. Jon. 17, 1977 5 mill. 1982 10 19861ftc. F.b 18. 1975 .50 .. ill 1982 10 1984 int. Aug. 10, 1981 8 mill. 1982 to 1986 Inc. Jun. " 19.1 10 mill. 1982 10 1985 Inc. 5 mill. 1982 10 1989 into Jun. 14, 1982 3 mill. 1982 to 1986 int. No". 4, 1975 3 .. ,II. 1982 10 1992 into Feb. '. 1977 3 mill. 1982 10 1995 inc. Sou,h R.dfard School Di.lrid ••••••••••• April 6, 1974 10 .. ill. 1982,1983 Jun. 13. 1977 3 .. ill. 1982 10 1984 Inc. April 12, 1975 6.50 .. ill. 198210 1984 Inc. Un,oIn Can,oIidol.d School Di.trid •••••• Aug. " 1977 .45 .. ill 1982 10 1992 Inc. Jun. 12, 1978 3 .. ill. 1982 to 1996 into Jun. 14, 1976 6 mill. 19.2 10 1985 inc. Jun. 8, 1981 19.50 mill. 1982,1983 " Jun. 11. 1979 8 mill. 198210 1998 into Jun. 13, 1977 3.50 mal. 1982 I" 1986 Inc. .sS mill 1982.1983 .: Jun. 9, 1980 4 mill. 1982 Jun. 9, 1980 .50 mill 1982 10 1984 Inc• Aug. 10, 19.1 3.90 .. ill. 1982,1983 ... > RAYMOND J. WOJTOWICZ, WAYNE COUNTY TREASURER THIS NOTICE is given pursuant to the statutes of the State of Michiga,n in such case made and provided and pursuant to resolution of the Board of Commissioners herein set forth • .' THIS NOTICE APPROVED AS TO FORM '. GEORGE H. CROSS, WAYNE COUNTY CORPORATION COUNSEL JAMES R. KILLEEN,WAYNE COUNTY CLERK Joan G. McAllister, ~; City Clerk, Northville I .; Susan J, Heintz, I .' Northville Twp. Clerk Publish 7·28 & 8-4·82 • " Mets~late rally nips Spade nets Dearborn~ Braves 3-2 for title jl1onroe tennis crowns tt 1A3l5JIIlIl ~ 19DII ,. ~ 'M/IIIleP l"lDIIf:ICI!ItMIlts ~ ~ \\It ...... ""'" ...... afl:IltICl.... 1IUft)II6ll-at*I~~ 0IIII.,nd 1 1C ** !IftD .. &.r ~ .-a e..... 'De' ~4d Sdbllilit' mG.M" ~ !!tit ~ or- ~ UJt.. !lIItiIIIIIl 1!IIrea-1IId! .. ltlItbdI:PlI ~J&I1)'.!!.. _"'¥IIID_QDlI'~ ID *~OptlI!..~Joed..blJ' .nsw...... ~ ...,.,..aIf&1ftaftmzrl ..... !!IIo1faal 1!·11 • it ..... ,· .. ·!Nnlaa- ~:bl ~ Spdt. \\ilD is radIsCl D:h ~ ~~ H _aDder iIIl CiotIrtft,*,n Va"OIl, -.:IIIIrilllr.wm !l ~1IIt DIll' .... eD fFlLf)&Q~:mUGJJN{Ij; ... har .....etws AI&IIl' lID a!IIIIUIC!tbe' ~ ~ Hr """""WI U .at Old. JI ~ 1l'DI¥ ~ DeIlr.brlrD~ KId £,emll:-iH.oWiIIl ~...m.oq;.lI!ID8b;IamGdl 0:a1& pIlzd .. lbtUIIIC.IIUd. .wtItl .. :l .. 1Il1bt...... ,;r..,. bt~AIiatI P.ani"5Rd. ~~1" IIomcI&l- lbNNuII ttmDIdPUn -m.r Eo- ...... ~I .. .-.w- 4, .,.. Jrl us IiIf2 no p'\.:Irl.8s ahD tNuiztCI ilCllIlllb! D!lBr'brn ~ CUll- ..... '.... :tIDmIC phdlac tdfIua !!I'IIIIl : .II 4, leSt Spade'lllQD IbJIIZlIIIdIIW.. K ""Z! EIIlk »'M I ...... If-a ..bUNbtaIIr ...... tal .. ISI hs I!linS-nlar:II1 m**' ~ ...... Spde tr.1Imed _ Dttrot CIalb&Wt Car e-. . .tal :D!CIO'J,d.., lJ1l!bM! "' InIdrdIIes par1t.8'. SrdbI&"s .. Xania. arid .. H. H & 1Qi 'IlIt'- --.. %> .u .. ElIa-!UIIdI IIUrl"*dl ..... :; l:l knDIIsillbisseclllDd r8UDdmlddlUl8'8uib~GfTa'ledo. ObiD.lIII~~ ....(~ -=-=~:,..Il)oft. Vt$ft$ qb ... &1t1 I.~:DIrGUIIIti :; :::l , ~ .. ..,...,. ;..a It! !IMl ...."'t'? '.... r UMS ..... " ...... firlSlllebaD to first .~ Adcay Sound wins Thomson tourney STOCKADE FENCE ECONOMY SPRUCE # 1 GRADE GRADE 7· _ .65 6·xS· ~Baldos attends- 8· .89 18.59 4x8 - ~Meeker camp STUD GRADE 7· ._ .99 NortbriDe's .JasaB Ba1da5 ..-as cme of file mare 8· -.__. 1.19 fbaD 2DI pIajes 1ritD aAe'pn CJe BoIrie lIe58' Bodey SdJooI al Stale lJDiwci1)' 0iIege ill Pdsdam. New Ycd, hks-l-U'. The br:dey sdxd is direded by lIeeia". a former' NatiaDa1 9Dc:Se.Y !.eagDe RooDe of the Year aDd ges:eal "'2/ "V' wiD DOlI' senoes as _ ~T~~~~~ e~~~R FOR THE PRICE OF corn"entator CID ""Boc::izy !\lgbt ill CarJada:W ~, I Easy to install te1ec&s fm: - STEEL BLADES! Besides ice bldey. piaJes at Ihe camp were in- ~, 1 aj ; ~ - For replacempnt & new TOked iIlsoc:x:er. sa;1 InIli'.g :SrI6baIl. Jacrosse. ten- \(J ; .'1 J 1 1 ~ construction nis aDd taeqlehatl. . Ii :- ~..J -' ~ -- J~(~~les_a_ new -- COMB./RIP 'j :f atmosphere Plymouth-Ganton sets ~t • ffi]1 -jl ~~['It 6/0x6/8 hockey registration --~fT ;:1' 525 00 The ~ Boctey Associatioo wiIl ~ I • be CllDdocting regisbatiao for pIaye'rs' ages six . :",~lJl (Including tbroagh 17 years aid fnJ:D 6-9 pm. August 9 at the PI)muulh CUltDraI C'eJter. Jc!~ Screen) The fee is $tO. aDd players are asked to bring their birth certificates Begiming skaters are welcome. For more infc:JrmatioD., call459-639L A BEAUTIFUL AND LOGICAL Cuts 50 times longer ALTERNATIVE TO ALUMINUM Photo cutline correction tt"::.n steel blades SLIDING DOORS In last week's Record sports section, a cutline under tbe F-League pidme sboaId have said tbe batter was Ron McDooaJd. The Record regrets any TREATED LUMBER iDcoDVeslience the error may have caused. TREATED BOARDS Football conditioning slated ROUGH SAWN 8.32 BDL. 14'xl0' DECK Conditioning wortouts for aD grade 9-12 Nor- 24.96 SQ. ONLY 263.95 thville football players will begin Monday .at tbe 1x4 - S' high school weight room. The program nms 6:30- INCLUDES: Lumber, Nails, 7:30 p.m. Monday through Friday for two weeks. .79 Posts & Post brackets 8' 10' 12' 14' 16' 18' 20' Parson to 2x4 2.05 2.75 3.30 3.65 4.88 5.65 6.29 Person ••• 1x6 - 8' 2x6 3.20 4.05 5.50 5.96 7.35 8.45 10.75 1.19 4x4 4.39 6.65 7.99 9.19 11. 15 CommQaioa Dr. JamesH. WHOLE HOUSE FAN LANDSCAPE Luther KEEP YOUR COOL ... at 1/3 the TIMBERS cost of air It is important to remember that salvation conditioning! Rough Sawn, Preservative d~s not com~ through the taking of commu- 24"x96" Presbure-Treated nion. The believer, who is already forgiven rather celebrates the reason for his salv~ 8' LENGTHS tion: the death of Christ on the cross. The communion service should look both 2.99 backward and forward. We look back to the 1~C1~~~-,3-3/4 x 3-3/4 ... cross and remember the great sacrifice' 3.19 necessary for us to be forgiven. We realize Il:;;;;::;:::....:~:::"'"'r.m 3x 5 that without our trust in the work of Christ 48"x96" 15;;::....;;.~~~ 4 x 6 4.99 (rather than our own "good works") we would still be in our sins. ' 6x8 ...... 10.59 We look forward and rejoice in the pro- mls~ that our crusified Savior is living and commg again-soon: "For as often as ye eat this bread ••• ye do show the Lords' death till he come" (I Corinthians 11:26). We an- ticipate meeting our savior. We feel the warmth of Christian fellowship. OPEN: Yet, there is a solemn note to this sacred BRIGHTON 525 Main 51 221·IS31 "" time. We are to Judge ourselves (I Cor DETROIT 5311 E N.vodo 36S·ISOO Mon. thru Thurs. 11:31). Each Christian must analyze his FENTON U375 Torr.y Rd 629·3300 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. LINCOLN PARK 3255 ForI St 3S6·S111 spiritual condition and confess any known Friday sin to Christ. In such confession, spiritual MT 'lEMENS 55 Groesbeck A69,2300 PINE 5 8 a.m. to.8 p.m. fellowship with the lord Is restored and the OWOSSO 1315 E Main St 123·S911 activity of communion Is complete. How, CAS HWAY REDFORD l22n Inkst.r Rd 937·9111 Saturday wise It was of the Lord to give us a ceremony SOUTHFielD 22S00W SMile 353·2570 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. that moves us to remember his act of love SOUTH lYON 20S01 Pontiac TrOll A37·A161 rejoice In his soon appearing, and restore LUMBER UTICA AS075 Van Dyke 139·7A63 Sunday our fellowship with Him. See you next Sun- WATERfORD 73H Highland Rd 666·2A50 10 a.m. to" p.m. day evening at our communion servlcel YPSilANTI 629 N Huron' ASl·1500 PRICESGOOD THRU All ,Iems Cosh & Our IoU' prices Some Items may nOI be aVailable at all locol,ons JULY 28· AUG. 3 CO"., Sale ,Iems mo,ked wllh, * First Baptist Church of Northville 11l'/p you I1wke il. \. 217 N. WIng e Northville ' 348-1020 '. it... , I lr=-.I' -- + -,!~ ~ 1 'I i i ; •. I, : I :!i Im.~llllll IC~I:JDll :11 UGH1S I! I • i ; . I' ill 115~lll '. I I I !I i (7J4e'l, '1'1 Ii j : I I I ~~ : I, ! I I I I, I : . " I UlTRA lOW lAA I, ,0- :•• ""'t'lOl I Ij IIt Wherever the music Ultra Kmgs,2 mg. "tar", 0.3 mg. niCOllne;Ultra 100's, 5 mg. "tar", o .6 mg. nicotine; Lights Kings, 9 mg. "tar", 0 .8 mg. nicotine, Lights 100's, 10 mg. "tar", 0 .9 mg. nicotine avoper cigarene by FTC method; Mllds Kmgs, 11mg. "tar", 0.9 mg. nicotine; Mllds 100's, 12 mg. "tar". 1.0 mg. nicotine; Filter Kmgs, 16 mg. "tar". 1.1 mg. nicotine; Longs, 14 mg. "tar", 1.0 mg. nicotine; FOB, 16 mg. "tar", 1.2 mg, nicotine; Plains, ., 19 mg. "ta(', 1 .1 mg. nicotine avo per cigareue, FTC Report Dec. '81. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. •I Wed.fFb .... 21..JJ82 OurTown "Own...... ' ,..... 3 ""&ae »11M .5 5 5 D _L\.reahomes get summer spruce up SorthvilIe's bistorie cbnIkNu area.. .. i!!lit5nl!t amry of alder homes. bas JlI'O"D to be an ~ hiw:D _ a grwpol EDte1"pIisiDgstJldflnk GRg Bac:b, a UDis'fllsit)' of V"wtq,an stnr'f;m. bas reauited fellow dassmates aDd his ~ bJcdJtt Daft. a SEIDor at Northville Bigb Scbocl to beJp Iii!!! iD his snmmpr paintingbllsiDfSS BachPaiDtiDg Compat.fy_ Bach and company aDledJy are "'UC GDtlro ol tbe distrid'solder homes OIlllain Street. PJestdIy m~ to the 'MXId. they soon wiD be coated with fresh paD.. Joe McGraw, at left, uses a disc sander to scrape old paiot while Wally Pearson, below, uses the same tedmique OIl the window trim. Mike Fitzpatrick. at left, uses a scrape!" to ridold paint OIl his house at 101 Baseline From the look 5of tbiDgs. it appeas Mike may have his hands full right at OOme. NORTHVILLE PLAZA mALL West Seven Mile Road • Northville between Northville Road & Haggerty Road Northville Chamber of Commerce FLEA MARKET Collectibles InTheMaII . &ery 3rd saturday of each month-next one Aug.21. 1982 onations awarded hy Town Hall Series - Twenty-one are&«ganizatioDs bave--Novi Friends-u-the-~ SALE SALE ENDS ... now ill proores~ JULY31 Solid Maple Windsor Rocker Save SIlO. (rom our "tw "C"ca 1776" TRA VEL SPECIALS colltc,icn' Cra(ttd o( so',d maplt ,n'h " mtllow. ha"d rubfltd ('"ISh. dtla"td wllh 'OI"tly Orlando •• II ••••• 5250 Ireland ••••• II ••• 5580 tapmd spi"J'tS. (uFWd arms a"d a dttp'lJ saddltd star a charm,"" ntw Tampa ••••••••• 5250 Mexico •• u ••••• 5333 'oolt (or a"y room '" /jOur homt S 129. 7S 5 New york ••••• 5178 Manila •• 11 •••• 1,234 Phoenix •••••••• 5314 London •••• II ••• $660 earthside NOW AVAILABLE AT LosAngeles •••• 5289 Rome •••••••••• 5643 Michigan's Largest Ethen Allen Deeler ,Novi Family Dental Center Livonia • mlddlebell n. 015 mile • 422-8770 rm':'.it Soulhheld • 12 milo al greenfield' 557·1800 24101 Novl Roc.d Silverjet Travel SAIO ~nd' For More Information lNoYfRoadalIOMII.' Utica' van dyke n. 01 22 ml\e • 739-6100 $eplemb<>r 6lIl Inn.. MlchIganN.,lONlllIMk Building open monday, Ihurs & III. III 9 • sal. Iii 530 • closed sun. Ca.11348 3100 Novl, MichIgan 349-3100 I 61 In Our Town I Heirloom quilts being sought for show Suede By.JEA...~ DAY together on the third Wednesday of each month, decided to I eapitalize,on local interest in guilting b}' scheduling a Nor- • Ddpes Suits and Call Ibtm quilts. ca.mleIpa.Des. co\'eriets - the band- tbville quilt sbow. stilcbed bed CO\-er1Dgs in Dresden Plate. Double Wedding Bedspreads Leather Ring, lADe Star aDd jUSl plain patch-"ork patterns ba\'e as "Your Heirloom and Mine - Old or New" is the name 0 and theme of the two-day show to be beJel September 23--24 at Blankets S30 Wear Ule)' mud1 appeal today as lhe)' did when co\'ered four First Presbyterian Chureh. Sybil Kerr of the Northville poslffS gt>neratioo ago. OFF a Sorth\'ille Quilters. a group that Quitters reports that the event ,.,ill indude a mini.t>azaar of has bee!3 meeting at fo'irs! Presb}1erian <:nurch to stitch QCl mIIOa:rer 00 patcbwork and quilted items as well as booths for dealers of 20% ~S1o.m 55 quilt supplies. Quilting demonstratioos will be given during receill'e the show. she adds. and a quilt will be a"'·arded. OFF OFF Entries for the show will be accepted between August 1 • and September 15 with both heirloom and newly sewn quilts accepted. Lois Winters. 349-3892, and Mrs. Kerr. 349-31iJ. may be contacted about entering. Inpreparation for the event, the Northville Quilters are scheduling extra weekly "bees" through August. The women are meeting from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today at Mrs. Kerr's home at 121 West. Usually from 12 to 20 quilting en- thusiasts attend work sessions. Mrs. Kerr reports, bringing brown bag lunches and staying as long as they wish. She in- vites any area quitters to join the group. • ~ TlJerJChU'e~ The quilt show for which there. will be a $1 admission charge. she adds, will be the fall fund-raiser for the church A Family Portrait Service women's association. "We're very excited about it," she l.:;;J says, noting that it replaces the home tour project this year. The home tours. co-sponsored by the Presbyterian Women's Association and the Northville Historical Society. now are 9 5 ~~~:~;~~s being held only on.alternate years with the next scheduled $12 8 Wallets for fall. 1983. AUGUST SPECIAL OFFER GOOD THRU AUG.:nst Teacher im'ites whittlers to club's show No age limit. Family groups welcome. Full package • orders only, our selection of poses. 95; per additional Charles Plunkett, who teaches woodcarving for Nor- subject In group.Min. 95< Deposit at time of sitting. thville Historical Society in Mill Race Village classes, is hop- of PLUS: -Kodak and Fuji film and processing ing area residents will attend a free show the Livonia Woodcarvers' Club to see the rme carvings of some 90-100 -Copy and restoration service woodcarvers. Northville carvers in the show will include -Instant passport and visa photos Jerry Davis and Gordon A. Culpert. For those who think of -Standard frames and custom :raming ducks and birds as woodcarvings, Plunkett is quick to list STUDIOHOURS: abstracts, statues and balls-and-chains as other exhibits. At ., Monday·Saturday:10 a.m. !c 9 p.m.. the Mill Race. he teaches beginners to pare blocks of wood Sunday: 12 to 5 p.m. into shoes, a dog and such folk characters as a sea captain. LIVONIA MALL The club. which until recently was the only one in the 7 MilE ANDMIDDlEBELT 471-0390 metropolitan area, has so~ of carvers who are as young as seven years old and a senior carver age 83. The show at the Eddie Edgar sports arena, 33841 Lyndon off Farmington SybilKerr displays DresdenPlate quiltto be ondisplay Road in Livonia, will be open from 11a.m. to 8p.m. August 7 and from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. August 8. There is no admission charge, Plunkett emphasizes, and hourly prizes carved by members will be awarded. They're hiking their way to the fair _ _ ~~V~!1_a!.:ea young people are in a group using pedal power t~ get, t<.?th~. World's Fair in Knoxville, Tennessee. Eschewmg tlie freeways, the bikers planned to take secon- dary roadS-south from'Dayton. The 53-member group of young people and staff from Ward Presbyterian Church left by bus July 15for Dayton. Nor~ville an~ Novi members include Cathy Young, • Todd Lmcoln, ChIp Huber, Greg Young Khris Korowin CEILING Melissa Becktold and Greg Place. They are expected back August!. Carol Kullla's represel1ting llIic}Jigan in Florida . Carol Kulha, Miss Michigan Teenager, and her parents, INSULATION the Frank Kulhas of 16807Old Bedford, and sisters Diane Chris and Lisa are flying to Florida tomorrow where Caroi will be one of 52candidates competing in the 11th annual Na- .. tional Miss Teenager Contest in Lehigh near Fort Myers. I The pageant August 5 will culminate a week of activity for the Northville resident. With Pat Boone as master of LOANS. ceremonies, the show will be televised nationally later. Joining the Kulha family in Florida will be their next- door neighbors from Northville. Chris and Mary Arin Markatos with daughter Cathy are'driving south for the pageant. . Last week, Carol, 18,and a graduate of Our Lady of Mer- cy High School, was in East Lansing attending orientation ~ sessions for Michigan State University, where she is enroll- ' NO INTEREST. ed for fall. NO FOOLIN: FARMS MARKET When you take a loan from Consumers Power to insulate ITALIAN AND AMERICAN GROCERIES your ceiling. you can forget about the interest, all of it. if you qualify for 33521 EIGHT MILE. JUSTWu%~t:MINGTON an interest-free loan. -B-;;~"S1--Gr~;;;d--Il:;;;~&M~;: It's Simple. Borrow up to $1.000 for adding ceiling insulation ~.,., Pot Roast 0 Beef 0 Pork . or Chuck U Hamburger U Steaks to your home. Then take five years to pay it back - and never pay a Steak p P : penny of interest. 49 49 49 $1 Ib.2 $1 Ib. 2 $1 Ib.: So now while the temperature's up and heating bills are . Explr .. 8·2-82 i Explr •• 8·2-82 j Explr •• 8·2-82 : down. think winter. insulate. Call your local Consumers Power office .------~------. for details of the ceiling insulation loan that lets you keep the interest. $3°9 . Corned Beef lb. 99 American Cheese $1 Ib. WE CAN HELl! Boiled Ham· $239 lb. 99 ------Coupon------Provolone Cheese $1 Ib. @consumers Wehave excellent tasting unbaked pizza'S ~ power LARGE PIZZA $399 es with cou n ·7·31·82 • -.....------ 6O'97'173'G Hanstad-Freeman VOWS exchanged SUliiISl a...w.. f'1JIIIamUm. ~ ,,' ~ '¥!ail a"'" IaDf I:lcdice' '!be iN_.,CleID·~ ~ .Nart • .-.1Ift.. ~ a...~ Iat! Q, ~!W _!ail _ :ftlUllMl ~_ Jitof' Kaastad d ~ _:as ~ caD.. ~ ~ • !tJI!dir' ,at! ~ ~ t.eIl ~ '¥:¥ 1nLtl!lIIlIld.. GftlUlltsmte .... DIra 1brrt _ ~ Ihll~ ..a lid 'M!JIcuIrl. ~ ~ ~ ... - 8ass Darid fJI ~ and *' bIeIDII FlIN! (ltwt'ab"''' ~.m .. ~" DlIIlr JIt'£ 1AIld.a s-. bricSegrooal's ~·i.G-ln dl.r f'anbnlCftUl SlliIi> III LUlIIDa .. IDW'UD cI ~ JamtS ~ U £1 OQ..... 'DIfo ~ iii .. fIUIl iii! !UIr ...... 'Mft' DDDu cI EMsas. 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OOSALDEVERIL\RT :ht-~~ ___ ~. _. ottn 1"" .fId .._ ...... -... --....J ;owo<..... ~ ~ ... ~ Viki Purcell speaks vows in East Lansing service _~c:.n_'lft1-.~be"Dr't'*..,. -<~~~~'UI_ :I_C Two Northville tary through high school Lake·s second two-weet Call (313)349-1111 or 437-5454 : residents attended the se- students during the sum· session bad the option of cond summer session at mer offers instruction in majoring in art. band, 9710Rushton Rd., South Lyon Blue Lake Fine Arts a ~de variety of fIne dance, jazz ensemble, or- (3 miles W. of Pontiac Trail, Camp July 12-25. arts. cIIestra, organ, piano and 14mileN. of Seven Mile) DRIVINe Enrolled at tbe camp Students attending ~lue theatre. were Nicole Forman, Open Monday through saturday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. daughterHUgh Formanof Mr. andof Mrs.117 ....-- . --;- ~ YOURSELF Share a North Rogers, and Mary Widak, daughter of Mr. ride with and Mrs. Joseph Widak of 44889Thornapple. CRAZY? a friend. Blue Lake, which hosts more than 3,800 elemen- Factory Price OUR KITCHEN PRICES WlLLNEVER MARTIN·SENOUR'S DELOWER! BEST EXTERIOR PAINT BUY DIRECT FROM • Wide range of durable colors f • One coat covers, when applied IHE DISIRIBUIOR according to directions People wonder how Allied Cabinet can sell for a ) lower price than other dealers for similar quality. • Blister. peel. chalk reslslant It's SImple.We have our own factory in Ohio with over 100,000 sq. ft. of modern manufacturing space. that means no middleman and that's ~. money you save. ~e kitchen with 0 countf)' loO-"k~L-""-"'. is thiS ·'Legend" OQI~. Solid Oak botton doors. with lozy suson corner ond toll utility storage. fKI~ Product.KRAFT MAID Regular Price '21.49 J Counter top and sink not Included .1Wl Price eftectlve thl\! August 31, 1982 ON SALE NOW THRU AUGIIST 8,'1982 THE PROFESSIONAL PE.OL~ e' • HOURS: 117 E. Main Street Monday· 8:00 • 8:00 Allied Cabinet When quality and color Northville Tues. - Fri, • 8:00 • 5:30 are important, use 349·2323 Saturday 9:00·1:00 Distributors, Inc. Martin-Senour Paint BLACK'S 9·6 Mon·Sat PHONE: 569·6000 18875 W. Twelve Mile Rd. Ou.t we.1 of SouthflelctRd.) HARDWARE 11·3 Sunday ...... _. [ « '.'1 III _. ...._.-:-.~ am- J••• iU __.Y. ,_1.1 .. -.PIIIPIR 1I1E I.IIIII.I.-&. =--=: .=-~.::c. -...... i MY? I dll •.-zGaY • ....• d ,...... -&y-"- _A • -~ -.._1---... - SPECIALSA~-CHUCK .$1- 524.71 '--.we GI' -PORKGlOPS -..-.1 - ..._ -.a....1lOAST·239 __ 011.. -.. 1& SI99 -..-. - JlCM_ 59 ___- c.... S1UK$2JlCJlC_ POI&IIC&.BASA 1.58 N VEALPATIES $1.68 U5DA~_?m!5SWllau ~..... flCK_ c:.'&_Z a=1DftIIIR.~ CUBE S1UK S2.58 "OZZ''''', mau.cowyu aM. -.oIN •• _au.-.r ~ • :_.RDr.ca&CIB5E ..- $1.79 89 lIP BY'DE~ 51 sucmst... BIg.ns JlII. y;' 'M 1...... I.WICIIEOII MEAlS $1A9 USDAGIOICE SIICB i .. ..-ex.__ 11& ..... BEEF !199 EClCRlCllBOLOGNA 5219 ...... NESI' ...... &ABIC ..,.. SIDES $lA9 HOMEMADEIBSH BIG BOLOGNA S2.39 ...$1.69 .. FROII DEARIIoa PACltlIIQ HINDS PORKJAUSAGE RaLY ...... SJlWt&5UCID& BADY'IOSIINE FRONTS IS. $1.39 HOJIEYOF ~ .. !138 AHAM 1&....~-- JG~R=O=C::ER=Y:-: ----==-====-==------:------I GROCERY: 8~.-.sPMK PIC 6G'5 SUGAR fItOSlED R.AXES CRISCO oaSUGAR OIL SMACKS 29 $1 59 FARIIRlISH LARGE '1 FARII FRESH SWEET 1 SNO·WHITE . CORN ON CAUUFLOWER EACH THE COB DeDve'" toourston 7cIQs a week 5WIB&JUICY ____ .....,.--:~ FRrIO lAY'S R£GlI. AR OR RUIIU CAUFORNIA POTATO NECl'ARINES CHIPS 801.wr. 20 01. WI. ~ UL~ SAn 30- DAIRY: I fROZEN: MBODYFARMS ~ YAID ASSORIED KRP'IR 1/2% LOW .~ ICE WISK '-ii..~. ~. TOWNHOUSE LAUNDRY '":I' CRACKERS FAT MILK CREAM DmRGENT $li"9 $139 $139 $149 YiHm GiiiSE $148 YMDEKAMPS$I69 CONr~ REG&! 'R OR"AllAN 6 oz. WI'. sft¢1 VINEGAR 32FLOZ. 7 SINGLES 120Z.wr. FILLErS 140Z.wr. ==TO 3/$1 RHlNE.CARc:AOBUS,PAlS~ORYIN$ROSE 99 _VEDIA -COOLI"II . _.~5" '319 99¢ TASTII D·ITALIANO (IAR1.') 79C ROSSI 4: B011Ll CHEESE 2lB. PKG. WH. 1201. WI. WHITE BREAD 1IOLwi. I' II~---~--~-----~-----~---~----~~--C!!.¥N~~ i" CO.!~N. I ~!!!'B!!CNII tO~..!! II,t,', ORANGE I MARGARINE FOLGERS SPARTAN JUICE QUARIERS I COFFEE I SALT :1 37~1I" 37$1 I 54'9 I iij¢ I: ;1 ~==lY,=C1~~:Ii I '=-':=:F"=~~t:a. I ~.=~ I ..:=::c=t""~ I i !. A~EMY& SONS _ AGEMY & SONS I· AGEMY & SONS I AGEMY & SONS I .\~ ._------~-----~------~I~ Open Door &.1 1...... hosts __ J•• I II-all candidates ' .(4dllhAr~ ~QBn:lDd~ ¥liIWda -1ttad!.0.- ,~~~ all ~ §IA .~,_ .. dw!lch • pmd ¥!ll1_ czum.. ~ud .1 Jb.1l'i1 11!lc- !i.mGc.-".lII1~C' .lI«:lCI 2tpnN1CMI amclt~ U r1te d!iat' d StMw ~!:ouD1" Castediae FlUlelai ~'tb Olslncl Tla- modes ..... 5ur -J6td IIbe Bo.e,lac. CandidWs~·_:DIbe .. DuabBr !bI!5 II 1tbe3Sdl ~ClDur1 '!he 5cnIm _!ill lbeem .. 1ith CIpeZIUlc ¢:Mklments from I!le ~ .lI qDt"5tioDJaDoMd bJ'.l\2l(I .£amw1e~ ...,, ---.-;;;;;;;;;;=~;,;:;..;;,;;;;;;.;;...-- ...... _. period frra tbeDCi.....,.. SAME MESSAGE FISH~b NEW LOCATION! JOIJaljol~ Good Three couples announce engagements of clothes Shepherd [or children Lutheran Church P~uerson-Eghert .st.Ir ~ is the !pOItswear daag1ttrr Lori hyDe to Bmc:e AIer- !\ortIniDe-~ FISH is IZ'M'.,., ;,IAlbertsiDLituaia. aDtIer Hcbn:f. seeking donations of (WtSCCRSin Synod) He is 12 5aD of Mr. aDd JIzs. dJiJdreo's dGt!les. Pe-- Formtr.\iGrtbriDe ~.JIr. aid Btr ti1Jra:Je is a Bt!JdJard Uaizlllit!J aDd also f1"ederict B:1sstl1 Pidard of Alm Ar- SODS wisbiDg w mae Is moving its temporary worship site JIrs. Earl L ~ tJI Dc l.lZISplfJ Do Sd»oI gnduu 1I"as g,lat "affrrlmAdiaDCaOege.&azr- bor. donations sboald c:az:llart DI1Il1Jt:e the mpgement of tbeir from NeM M"tddJe School North to the 7be llrid!elect is a 1975 _~ Carol AIm DomIe1Jy at d:frJgIUrJbriIDJ~R. ~ol rediFisiDtbe US KasystJDdearpm- pIilsiIJJDJACI'aM. High Scbool graduate aDd 11"25 3&2325 for pkk-ap in- NoYi Community Center A1faafa. Gt!JDtrgiL Duggan-~aan formation. He istbes:m tJlJamesP_ ~d A ae:frfiqg date basDDt beeD seL g;radazt/IJd frrIm H"estem Jlkbig;m UDi.esit) in 1m. Sbe curreaUy is a (just of 1-96 on Novi Rd.) A.Uaza.. s_ mmRge atJacx:lb.soo:Sin.-ttmArbar. 7JJe bride dect OdJa4J.y is maaag- ThankstoyolL EffectiYeAug.1,1982 iDg the C""1I,aap tJI Bk:bard He.ad1ee Pickard-Sanders Her tiaDce isa 19i6 AnD _-4.riJ« 1IamD fee Gos"ermr tJI JI.icfligaa. .4 51 High SdJool graduate aDd .-as itwork.cL ~:nore iniorrnation contact Pastor graduateoI!tiartbriIJe Hig1J SdJoal.!!be g;rodrJatetI from We:stenJ MidJig;aD Gene Eo Jahnke also is a grad11aIe tJI .I:fic'bipn S/;;2 .JIr. aDd Jfis. James Rzzsse11 SarJdeIs UDifasity in 1980 a1Jere be was a for ALL OF US 348-2613 or 349-0565 UtJin!n;ity tritb a degree in poliIica1 of Z11S6 East GJeulJai'dl CUde an- JDembe. ofSigmaPiFratemity_ sdence. .DClGDCIe tbe engagemem of their A.'JtoIewber6.-eddillgisplanDed.. Her liaD:::e is a pradkiDg at1JJmey ill Atlanta. Read Jean Day to find Community out v7hat's happening Ask us for UnIted way . InOurTown COunseling • prior to need Calendar CHURCH DIRECTORY WALLED LAKE ARST SAPTlSTCHURCH Organization 1riD meet at i:30 p.m. at 3(8 ....arket St.~~2:B3 TODAY, JULY 28 For information legaldillQ rates for Tile-Carpeting-Formica MasonieTemple. ~ LBaglow. Pastor ~ church listings caJI The No:thviDe S-~.9:45S1udy.11:OOam. w~ Record 349-1700.Walled Lake/News 7:00 p.m. Servi:e Many people today are \"ied.. s.a:oo p.rn. Family Night 100's of Samples TUESDAY, AUGUST 3 624-a100 interested in making funeral arrangements 145 E. e.ty - Northville - 349-4480 RO'l'ARYYEETS: NortlniDe Rotarv UVING LORD LUTHERAN ST.JOHN AMERICAN LUTHERAN prior to ~We offer Club meets at noon in First- Americ::aI1LuthefanChurch---t- --- CHURCH - complete information _ Presbyterian Omrdl fellowship hall. - ~700'renuae..Hori . _.. 23225 Gill Rd •• Farmit1gtor: om pre-arrangements Sunday School 9 am. Children & AdultS Paswrs Charles Fox & Maak RadIof: and pre-6nancing plans CIVIL AIR PATROL: Sixgate Worship.1Q-.30withNursery Church.C4-{lS84 Rectory.474-4499 (including trust agree- Squadron Civ"J Air Patrol meets from i- PastorOfnrerK"1I1ceby-C1.Q96 SundayWorshi;l. 8.30 am. & 11 am. ments). available IJOUl Christian 9 p,m. at NO\i Middle School South. \Lithout cost or obliga- ~'GBTS OF COLUMBUS: Nor- tion. Feel &ee to ask us tIniDe Knights of Columbus meets at 8 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ORCHARD HIlLS BAPTIST CHURCH p.m. in the Administration Building at SEAL.uu\S: SeaJarks meets at i:30 for assistance at your T-Shirt p.Ol. at First Presb}1erian Church. 200 E. Main St.. NorttmDe 2365 Hem Rd. (between 9-10 Mile) convenience- It may Oar Lady of Victory. 3&0911 Sun. 5.5. 9:45 am. & Ch. Tr. 6 p.m. ease your family's con- Worship-8:3O& 9-.30am. Worshtp semcesat 11 am.& 7p.m. Sale THURSDAY, JULY 29 PL.-\."oi1'll"ERSMEET: Northville Cit" Church S<:hoclI-!t.30 am. Wed • Mod-Week Prayer serv •• 7 p.m. cern tomorrow. Reg. up to $4.59 Planning Commission meets at 8 p.ni. Dr. Lawrence Chamber1ain-Pastor SciJ Green. Pastor 3C9-5665 in the rouncil chambers. John M&Shler-Assistant Pas10r FARMER'S MARKET: Farmer's Now 79 $2 Market at Main and Hutton is open SALEM BOARD: Salem Township OUR LADY OF VICTORY CATHOUC Ross B. Northrop from 8am. to4p.0l. Board~at8p.m. inTown Hall. CHURCH ARSTUNITED METHODIST CHURCH Children's & Adults 770 Thayer. HorttMlIe OF NORTHVIlle & Son WEEKEND UTURGIES (100to sell) DAYTIME TOPS: Daytime TOPS VFW AUXILIARY: VFW Auxiliary. Saturday. 5:00& 6:30 p.m. 8 Mile & Taft Roads FUNERAL DIRECTORS meets at 9 am. at First Presbyterian Post No. 4012 meets at 8 p.m. in VFW Sunday. 8. 9:~. 11 am. & 12:30 p.m. Rev. Guenther Branstner. Minister SlNCEl910 Heaoeo & EaR~b,Inc. Worship services & Church School. amnn Hall. . Church~2521 SchooI3C9-3610 Religious eduCation 3&2559 : 10:ooam. 19091Northville Rd. Open 'til7 p.m. Friday Northville SUNDAY, AUGUST 1 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4 348-1233 4153910 Mile Rd. 348-3440 ST. PAUL'S LU1liERAN ARST CHURCH OF CHRIST SCIENTIST MILL RACE VILLAGE: Mill Race MERCHA.~"TS MEET: Northville High & Elm Streets. NortJlYIne 22401 Grand River at ~~~k Leo & sally Beauchamp C. Boerger. Pastor 11ooW. Ann Arbor Trail Redford HistOOcal Village located off Griswold Downtown Merchants Association K. CObb. Assist. Pastor Plymouth. Michigan 531-()537 near Main isopen from 1-4 p.m. meets at 8 am. at Manufacturers Bank. Church & School349-31~ Sundayworshir..10:30am. Sunday WOrship. 8:00& 10:30 am. Sunday Schoo • 10:30 a.m. Viednesday Meeting. 8:00 p.m. CONCERT-IN-THE-PARK: Nor- WEIGHT WATCHERS: Northville Sunday SchooJ & SiDle Classes 9:15 am. umDe Community Band will play at Weight Watchers meets at 10 a.m. at HOPE LUTHERAN CHURCH MICHIGAN free concert sponsored by Northville the commw'lity building and at 6 p.m. at CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CHURCH Arts Commission from 2·3 p.m. in park VFWHall. 12 Mile East of Haggerty (Assemblies of God) behind city hall. Farmington Hills 41355Six Mile Rd •• Northville NATIONAL BANK Rev. Irving M. MitchelJ-3.48.9030 SENIORS GATHER: Northville Sunday Worship, 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. 9:45 a.m. MONDAY, AUGUST 2 V.H. Mesenbring. Pas10r Sun. Worship. 11 am. & 6:30 p.m. Senior Citizens' Club meets for cards Wed. "Body Life" serv., 7.30 p.m. WEST METRO and games at 1p.m. at Allen Terrace. Phone: 553-7170 KIWANIANS MEET: Northville WALLED LAKE CHURCH OF CHRIST BUSHNELL CONGREGATIONAL NEW SUMMER HOURS Kiwanis will meet at 6:30 p.m. at l,EGION JUNIORS MEET: CHURCH Henry's Place. American Legion Auxiliary Unit 147, U03 Pontiac TraiJ.624-(600 Meets at Mill Race Historical Village, Effective July 3, Saturday, Lobby and JOhn Qualls. Minister-59C!O Griswold near Main. Northville Juniors, meets at 7 p.m. at the post SUNDAYSEFMCES Regular Driv"'n~ hoUrs Will now be DRIVE: SL Paul's Lutheran Morning Worship. 9.00 a.m. PAPER home. Bible Classes. lOam. MorningWorslllp. 11a.m. Church SChool. 9:00 a.m. , 9 am·1 pm Church SChool will hold a paper drive Sunday Eveninq. 6.00p.rn. Dr.. Robin R. Meyers. Pastor·2n-3550 ·Special Drive-In hours, 8 am - 8 pm from 6:»7:30 p.m. in the church park· BAND PRACTICE: Northville Com· Wednesday Evelllng, 7:30p.rn. Coffee & FellOWShip following ~ervice at these locations: ingloL munity Band meets at 7:30 p.m. in the -19120 Middlebelt - 30055Plymouth -15360 Farmington Rd. Cooke Junior High band room. ST. ANNE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH, NOVI 4530111 Mile atTaft Rd. 18 LOCA nONS SERVING THE LWONIA AND CANTON AREAS TOPS MEETS: Northville TOPS will 430 E. Nicholet meet at 7 p.m. at 40000 Ten Mile. Walled lake 48088 Home of Novl Christian SChool (K·12) APPEALS BOARD: Northville City Phone: 624-3817 Sun. SChOOl.9:45 a.m. 421-8200 ANEQUAlOPl'POlmNtYlENllSl IIemllttFtllC Appeals Board meets at 8 p.rn in the Church Service, 10:00 a.m. WorshiJ),11:ooa.m.&6:oop.m. MASONSMEET: Northville Masonic council chambers. ChurchSChool.l0:ooa.m. Prayer Meeting. Wed., 7:30 p.m. Rev. Leslie Harding . Richard Burgess, Pastor 349-34n 349-3647 NOVI UNITED METHODIST CHURCH FAITH COMMUNITY UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ,One call does 41671 W. Ten Mile-Meadowbrook 4044ooW.10Mile, Novl 349-2652 'h mile west of Novi Rd. 8:30 A.M.: Informal Worship Worship & Church SChool, 10.00a.m. 10: A.M.: Worship & Nursery P.O. Box 1 349-5666 Richard J. Henderson, Pastor itall .•. R. Griffith, K. Kirkby, Pastors To sell "anything or everything" FREEDOM LUTHERAN CHURCH OF NOVI FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF quickly, easily and at a cost as low NORTHVILLE as 10 words for $4.251 Phone the Meets at Novl Woods Elementary SChool Taft Rd. between 10 & 11 Mlle 217N. Wing 349-1020 classified department today. Sales WorshlP 10:00 a.m. with Nursery Dr. James H. Luther, Pastor l Sunday Worship. 11 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. are often made the same day the ad Coffee & Feliowshlp,11:ooa.m. Wed., 7:30 AWANA, 7:30 Prayer Service is run. Evorybody reads the StUdy Hour (All AgeS) 11:3Oa.m. Pastor T. SCherger-478-9265 Sunday School 9:45 a.m. classlfieds -let it sell for you! Phone today, sell tomorrow. CHURCH HOLY CROSS EPISCOPAL OAKLAND BAPTIST CHURCH 10 Mile between Taft & Beck, Novl 23893 Beck Road, Novl Phona349-1175 South ofTen Mlle' 349-4259 Service, 8:00 a.m. & 10:00 a.m. Pastor Barry W. Jones Worship and School Sunday School, 10:ooa.m. Holy Eucharist Wednesdays Morning Worship, 11:ooa.m. The Rev. Leslie F. Harding Evening Servtce, 6:30 p.m. GOOD SHEPHERD LUTHERAN CHURCH FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH OF WIXOM I ' WIXOM CHRISTIAN SCHOOL (K.12) '. Wisconsin Ev. Lutheran Synod Wixom & W. Maple Rds. '. Worship Service 10:00 a.m. Family Bible SChool, 9:45 a.m. . Novl Community Cenler Family WorshIp, 10:45 a.m. & 6:30 p.m. • Family Night Program (Wed.), 8:45 p.m. : Novl Ad./ust S. of 1·96 Robert V. Warren, Paslor Gene E Jahnke, Pastor-349-0565 624-3823 (Awana& Teen Llle) 624-5434. ... ::~~,~..._---.... " BENSON & HEDGES? 100·8 ~ ~, I ;! I #- I , I I' i:?" '/ ""/ I/- tw§p i r ~, , ~ ~ I , h PARK AVENUE-NEW YORK " ...;;-~ J:'~ ... ~:-.." ~ .. v} ... ~ ~ l '..,'t"£i.t~Aliril;t~(~th/@l~!_tm ;'i.t••• hliUt!tU Hi10;; hi j 4,$". "1))$41: lI{HlN j "Jlfhlt'i( ,!)t· ,'b .'Y~V~ ,: F""'~«-:»"""'.,("''0.-::-v~.y3''''' >-:;.-. ::."'...... ~ -. ~ ' ... .Jo ~ ... /> ...( < " bVI:n< "f\EII10E. Y1EM AOI:JK Only 6 mg yet rich enough to be called deluxe. Regular and Menthol. Open a box toda~ Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. 6 mg •'tar:' 0.6 mg nicotine avoper cigareue, by FTC method. I •.-Prices Effective at • • This A&P Store Only • •• 42475 WEST SEVEN MILE • • NORTHVILLE • • OPal 24 IIIURS : • • 8 A.M. MOl. TO11 P.M. SAT. • • SUNDAY9:30 A.M. TO & P.II. • lit... tIftIcI ... '1tftAol ~ .41\1' '" lI1IU __ CIftIlO*tl!lDl ... __ 1_. __ ~__ • __ '--"-"'F'\= 1_\I~n_ • • •••••••••••••••••••THRD SATURDAY, • JULY 31, 1982 ~ ~ W\aTWIa::"..,..~ -::.m.oI7f' ~ 4 1D _ m::u'tlm; ~r.: :':>K n:I1 aJI'P\t W ~ ... It' '"'- CD_tr """"',.,.,tDlII __ PtI:»11'f'W ""'" _omr " :::>.. ;m~ 1:>' ..". ~ ~ Al :...r :nJTl' ""Jot to !lr.: .." I ~ _ .' ta::e ...... A. t:::J'fter ~fil.·..nt ~.f'r1.J1.... trf¢ fYlmtU,l'lJr ~ ea=t~ -....."::J ~ .-- . -- I ,t l ~ • REDEEM ALL 3 coUP OIlS WITH DIE $10 PURCHASE ___ 0______lIDr ~ "-~-s..-.. :wy:st _1IIIe2...-....._~ •. '<~NO BACKS Fresh Fryer Legs C lb. FRESH - SPLIT OR NO BACKS - FRESH . Quartered 59~Fryer 8118 Fryers •••••• lb. Breasts •••• • lb. ~ 5-LB. BOX •.•S1.48 Grocery specialS) Chicken aaC Livers ••••• lb. P&O Fruit Cocktail '~~Z. 53¢ P&O Dill Spears 2~~~Z 89¢ P&O Macaroni & Ch~ese ~.:;:19¢ A&P DISPOSABLE 99 ~~::~:~ •••••• ~k~~'S5 • CHUNK WHITE MEAT Swanson '. C Chicken •••••• ~~~.79 • ALL VARIETIES . Ch · AOd ASSORTED Seven. Seas C oeerl- 01 FLAVORS 8199 89 Orin 31·oz. WITH DreSSings •••• 8b~r 41 IN·STORE k MIX •••••••• canister COUPON 2 " FLAT CUT Boneless Rump Roast S 89sID ~--:-lb. QiOICE BONELESS ROAST 82 BARBECUE FAVORITE ye of" 99 Country Style 8158 Round •• _lb. Pork Ribs ••• lb. BONELESS Loin End S188 Pork Roast lb. SMOKED. POLISH OR BEEF $218 Hillshire Sausage lb. Dairy Specials WHOLE. SPLIT OR BREAD N BUTIER $129 Vlasic Pickles qr;rt FRENCH ONION OR CUCUMBER ONION 79¢ GOLD·N·TENDER $169 Sealtest Chip Dip . , , "••g..J ~~~. Beef and Chicken Patties .. ~~~: LAND 0 LAKES """ii··.... 49 FRESH DRESSED 8¢ : Midget Colby Horn, , .. , , .. Ib, $2 Lake Smelts , , . , . lb. 7 . CHILLED • 64·oz. $169 ~ Snow Crop 5-Ahve" , .. , ,. ctn. Grocery Specials) ~J!.• OUARTERED. 1·lb. 59¢ • Parkay Marganne , , ... , , . ctn. PLAIN, W/MEAT OR W/MUSHROOMS 93c' lSl(2-oz. Prego Jar SpagheUiSauce . c~;f~CR:~;i 99 82 Philadelphia ~~:FJ 41~ Wines ••••••• 1.~~:~er Cream Cheese •••••• ~,~:: 27 t • 2o-LB. AVERAGE lb. • - • • SUPPlEllENT 10 S.E. •• NEWSPAPERS !He.• OSSBYEB ECCENTRICIIEWSPMBIS. SU&ER IIaISPAPEIS. DAIlY r--. YPSIlNI11 PlESS AID Assaaua .... 6IS.. I I I I . EFFECTIVE JUry 28 '.' r THRU A'US 3 1982 . .' II-!!!!!: I I I I I I I I I I I I l·QT.4-0I. 99 FOOD BLANCHER fA.9 l6-QUAIT PRESERVING KmLE EA.699 COLANDER EA.299 3'h lAIDS CHEESE CLOTH EA.994 22 QUART CANNER DING (3·a. GTS., 4·a. l'h·PTS., 5·a. PTS.) FREEZER CONTAINERS EA.994 " HAND SAVEl (15' OFF ON SPECIAL PIGS.) < PLA YTEX GLOVES EA.994 • I .. . ~. . . • • • • • • ..iI DEL MONTE DRINKS l~~i. c • PINEAPPLE ORANGE • PINEAPPLE GRAPEFRUIT $1.00 OFF LABEL SOLO DEL MONTE a DETERGENT FRUITS • YELLOW CLING CANS SLICED PEACHES (1-LB.) 38 • FRUIT COCKTAIL (1-LB. 1-0Z.) THANK YOU BAMA CHERRY STRAWBERRY LA CHOY PIE FILLING PRESERVES SOY SAUCE c c 10-0l. c BTL. 20' OFF LABEL 50C OFF LABEL NOQOlES ROMANOFF FAB ~ 24·CT. la.CT. 12·CT. 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GAL. 1·0Z. l,~f>-\DURA LEE .. ~::1::~I TRASH BAGS 48 :ltl CEREAL ~if~:i} 40 CT. - OCEAN SPRAY - POST CRANBERRY DRINK or DURA LEE 29 TOASTIES CRANBERRY COCKTAIL TRASH BAGS 20 CT. 2 25c OFF LABEl 12·0Z. C QT. C PKG. BTL. BOUNCE 40 47 SOFTENER CT. SUNRISE INSTANT 49 a-oz. 44 12>oz·1 COFFEE JAR 3 PAGE 3 ..".. .. ~------~. c c. ...--- • 20% COUNTRY PRIDi SALi Off 20% Off 3 TO 5 family Pack LB. AVG. 20% Off 3 TO 5 C family Pack . LB. f\VG. CHICKiN LB. CHICKiN tHIGHS LB. DRUMSTICKS 20% Off 3 TO 5 family Pack lit AVG. 20 % Off /3 TO 5 family Pack LB. f\VG. c CHICKEN CHICKiN BREAST LB. WINGS LB. Beafood. PlBR ----~IO,CJ FRESH SEAFOOD AVAILABLE THRU SATURDAY PERCH FILLETS LB. WEST VIRGINIA BACON 1·LB. 2.39 -1 Cooked Salami or ~~~ DUTCH LOAF LB.l.89 PAN READY ,;-? PESCHKE Reg./Thick (Beef 1.89) IN QUARTERS FRESH '~':<' BOLOGNA LB.l.79 LB. IMPERIAL J~>~ Sliced Bologna or WHITE BASS MARGARINE "1~ COMBINATIONC1V2)lBs2.79 Gunsberg Comed Beef FILLET OF C FLAT CUT BRISKET LB.l.79 FRESH 3D 1-LB. Pork (24-01. 3.38) LB. PKG. SAUSAGE LINKS 12-ol.1.69 COD Roll PORK SAUSAGE 1-LB.l ~49 PAGE 5 PAGE 4 .. • • I, • ...... : - - , ; ~ ~. .,------.- l-- -- ~. , ..-.,~., :'-":..• -' ;~ - ,- ( • -- c: e CREAMPIES 13-0Z. Bl HARVEST INN PKG. i11i1 r~ABLES 1-LB. Ie PKG. SPANK1S OlD f AS'l\ON P\{o DONU1S -SARA lit fR1NCR or P\{. BlUlBllll CRUMB CAllS - - \(O£PPl'MG£R'S c l\lE 1-LB. BREAD LOAf - - - ,-'G81 OR DARK c HOlllWOOD 1-LB. BRIAD lOAf \ J ... f MICHIGAN BRAND COnAGE STAY FREE 30 CHEESE '-;------:.1' MINI PADS CT. c ~-I SAVE 40 I======! 2S ALBERTO V05 SHAMPOO EXTRA BODY 15-0Z. c ~~=rp==rJ/1AND- JOJOBA 'I BTL. -r-----.. SAVE 30C BAND-AID .60 PlASTIC CT. c STRIPS 30' Off LABEL SECRET REGULAR, I"" SOLID DEODO UNSCENTED I iI RANT 2-0Z. L- ~_,.', ...... £ £ 2 - - • t: - - 30 MONTH LONG ~JlJ1JtIJmiJ SPECIALS u.s. NO.1 MICHIGAN 1--1 -ALL PURPOSE a-oz.354 BLlmEB~p~IES~~; ~ ~'e1I't. '100 POTATOES CT.211 l-PT. 12.oz. 129 6.4-0Z. 9 lUBE 994 1:bt494 4 HB.9 HOME GROWN HB.494 YELLOW 5~~ SWEET CORN LESS THAN $1.00 A DOZEN l-PT.594 FLORIDA c 12.pZ. 14~ JUICYTARJ " LIMES &FOR a.oz.169 SWEO s FRESH. FOR f .... '1,\. ,MANGOES 11...., • .. - _.- ...... -'"' ..... - .. ~~j' .. _--- - ..... -- --- ..... ~-_ ..... ~ - - ...... -- - ...... ,,-,-- - - ...... _ - ....._"" .... ""W'It '0( ""'''1 ...... _at"- _'I\""''''~''''''''_.------~ -_ • • • , ~ ~ ,1 1 ~ ~ ..:: - ~ - ~ - - -1 1 -- .., -: "I, jj ~ 8 1 - - 1 11 ~ - -, . , i1 - j; , u), I , ~:-.- I ~ r ~ F I~ I!i , i ~ l~H" i .. .. l' ~I 1 p 1 i!i i . il !- , H i I!: U I 1 It l' jl ? :i i P~ t I ft Ii J i g < Rf, t ,i ~ < '>, ~ s ~ i 1 ~ ~ 1 ~<' J~ t ~ 1, ~ ,~ , ,~ , ~ ~ • • • • • e- •Come inand save2Sqo on beautiful ...... • We'll charm_-----you with these lovely Pennsylvania House American traditional living rooms and give you great savings, too. Fme quality, meticulous craftsmanship, unsurpassed designs in cherry, oak and pine with select veneers. And a luxurious upholstery collection. Begin with just one item, buy several, or buy them all at 25%0££. A. Pine. Rustic, relaxed and counby fresh. , Reg. SALE 83" Cranston sofa, as shown with shirred skirt .. $1390 .. 'i1039 r With standard kick pleat ...... •...... $1349 .. 999 In otherfabrics, from $1199 899 r Wing chair; as shown $ 679 499 , In othertabrics, from $ 619 465 Tub chair, as shown ...... •...... $ 675 499 r In otherfabrics, from $ 635 $ 475 r Nest of tables ...... •...... $ 335 .. '1251 Drawer end table $ 259 194 r Dropleaf cocktail table $ 319 239 r Our entire line of pine wall systems is on sale at 25% off. :!!:---..::::::::- ~ B. Cherry. In the classic tradition. Reg. SALE 80" Warren sofa, as shown, quilted $1583 $1185 As shown, not quilted $1365 $ 999 In otherfabrics, from $1165 $ 869 Wingchair,asshown,quilted.: $ 831 $ 599 ASshown,notquilted $ 725 $ 539 In otherfabrics, from '" $ 645 $ 479 Tub chair, assho m $ 679 $ 499 Inotherfabrics, from $ 539 $ 399 Queen Anne host chair, as shown $ 499 $ 375 :;.~;._ Inotherfabrics,from $ 419 $ 315 Queen Anne drawer end table $ 455 ; 341 Queen Anne oval end table $ 419 .. , 314 I serpentine chest $ 569 427; ~uare Queen Anne cocktail table...... $ 519 389 I Dlsplaycabinet $1819 1364 . C. Oak. Real country flavor. Reg. SALE 86" Chesterton sofa, as shown $1389 .. '11039 In otherfabricshfrom $1189 889 63" loveseat{as s own $1125 ., 839 In otherfaorics, from $ 965 719 Wing chair I as shown $ 815 599 In other fabricsbfrom , $ 655 .. , 489 Octagonal end ta Ie $ 449 ; 337 Cabinet end table $ 519 389 Sauarecocktail table $ 379 284 Table desk $ 769 .,. 577 Tavern side chair $ 295 221 D. Cherrr.. Romantic 18th CenturY mood. Reg. SALE 82" Sofa, as shown '11799 1349 In other fabrics, from ...... 1299 975 Tub chair, as shown ...... 795. . . 595 In other fabrics, from...... 635.. . 475 Wing chair: as shown 805. . . 599 In other fabrics, from...... 625. . . 465 Miniature chest , '1499 374 Nest of tables ...... • ...... 465.. . 349 Butler's tray table...... 499.. . 374 Blockfront lowboy...... 829. .. 622 From the Front Cover Wing chair I as shown $ 805 .. '1599 In other fabrics, from $ 665 499 . Blockfront lowboy $ 829 622 2 All reg. prices are mfrs. sugg. retail prices. 't • •• • ...... ~House rooms inevery style. Beautiful Mapatjnns of American traJj'OpJ desigos-sometwo ceotories o1d--Dow c nfted by~House masters aDd S••",naer Sale priced £or great savings. Pine bachelors chest Reg. $479 SALE $359 Fiber seat chair Reg. $219 SALE $164 .~ ~ ~~&f ~lvania House Fumiture Polish --~ -1Q!i:.'''' AvailableSpecificallyin formulatedyour choice toofclean,spray preserveor liquid. ,.~.-:=oI:, •• ~ :.:,.':: and beautify all our fine wood finishes. SPRAY$3.49 - LIQUID $2.99 3 n' • • • • • • • i ~~~: \\e have five superb House • • rooms in cherry, oak or pine.~?~off. Gracious and elegant. And priced C. English country casual inoak. at 25% off. You'lla~tethat • Room as shown: $3565. SAVE $1190~ thev're exquisi~l Crafted ~t down to the finest de . and sized to suit • Table and 4 side chairs: $1519. SAVE $510~ every lifestyle. Insolid che~ oak • Buffet/china: $1399. SAVE$4;:..;;..7-=0~:....---__ or ~e with select veneers. Start with Dini!i8 table. dia. 46: ex1ends aD &4" Reg. 5849 SUE $637; Side chair ~ 5295 SALES221; ann chair Re8: a t3.bleand chairs, or a buffet/china 5349 SUE $262; bUiieI base ~ 5909 SAlES682; China or get them all at once. All at top Reg. $960 SAlES720: sene- Reg. $749 SALE $562. Comp1efe room.as shown indudes cfminf! tab1e.l side chairs, 25%savin~ 1arm chairs, buiief bit5e. dzrna top, sent;: D. Homespun freshness in pine. A. Scaled down elegance in cherry. • Room as shown: $2979. SAVE $1002~ • Room as shown: $4319. SAVE $144ZJ= • Tableand 4 side chairs: $1215. SAVE $410~ • Tableand 4 side chairs: $1605. SAVE $540~ • Buffet/china: $1049. SAVE $..;;;.3.;;;;..50..;;;.;~_ i. • Buffet/china: $1445. SAVE $4.;::.84....;:,•.::-* _ -. -Dini~ table 64" x 40: extends to 94" Reg. 5669 SALE ~ Oval dining table, 54" x 42: extends to 74- Reg. S789 $502; side chair R:eg, 5239 SAlE $179; arm chair Reg. ~ SALE $592; side chair ~. 5339 SALE $254; arm chair $279 SALE $209; bUffet base ~ 5739 SALE $554; china . ~. S389 SUE 5292; 48" buffet base Reg. S919 SAlE ~ ~60 SAlES495; door Oase unit Reg. 5359 5689; china toP. ~. 510105.o\LE$758 (AVailable with crown sdass at slight additional charge); server/sideboard Complete room .assho.m includes dIning rabie, 4 side chairs, Reg. SALE S9'09 $682. 2 arm chairs, buffet base. china top. door base unit. Complete room as shown includes dining rabIe, 4 side chairs. 2 arm chairs, buffet base, china top, server/sideboard. E. Queen Anne country dining in oak. • Roomas shown: $3979. SAVE $132Z* • Tableand 4 side chairs: $1639. SAVE $550~ • Buffet/china:jl809. SAVE $:.=6:...:..10=..::~_ Dining~able, 6 .. • • • • I House upbol~ "Create a ~ a feeling. Tom Burak, Fdshion Director for Pennsylvania House sophisticated home. Because even basic colors have new texture to add depth and dimension. Brilliant Design a room that reflects makes it that easy. His discerning eye pinpoints what is foremost inhome fashion fabrics. Adding new new patterns enrich the classic lines of Pennsylvania ~~Choose choices to the Pennsylvania House collection each House furniture and distinctively different room set' ColorS as current and excit.. season, 'he offers you an almost limitless variety of rings can be achieved with just a change of fabric. ingasany forecasted for the fabrics that are bOth beautiful and beautifully made. Tom's collection of wonderlUl fabrics are all here new season"s clothing, and Fabrics you can use with complete confidence: Over waitJng for you to express )UUI" personal style ..• ~themon lOOt" sofaand 700 perfectly correlated, exquisite desi~. And this while you save 25%. cb3k for years to come!' year you'll create with more versatility, design a more A.88" Queer! Anne sofa. 18th Century fonnality with 20th Century ins~iration . . As shown, ~ $1769 SALE $1325. rn other fabrics, from Reg. $1269 SALE $949. 25~off! And- A-Bed~ mhs. sugg. ref.all B. Gooseneck chair. New soft, Sits beautifully, sleepsbeautifull~ Younever geometric retains 18th Century refinement. know it's a bed until you need it! By day,it's As shown, Reg. $735 SALE $549. beautiful, d~_ed and constructed the way our In other fabrics, from Reg. $655 SALE $489. sofas are with kiln dried frames, lush pu:ldiDg. By night it sleeps more comfortably than VOl1 e\lel' C.lush multi-cushioned.sofa, thought possible. And with our heavy duty frame Armless chair and ottoman. construction you know it's built to last. Patterns and shapes contrast for dramatic design. 831h" sofa as shown, Reg. $1709 SALE $1279. fn other fabrics, from R~. $1209 SALE $899. Chair as shown, Reg. $569 SALE $425. In other fabrics, from Reg. $509 SALE $379. Ottoman as shown, Reg. $339 SALE $255. In other fabrics, from Reg. $279 SALE $199. 0.85" transitional sofa. ~ackdr9P. f~r unlimited design flexibIlity. As shown with single knife edge cushion, knifeed~ ':backpi 1I0ws, and built to the floor. Reg. $2027 SALE$1499. fn other fabrics.\, from Reg. $1477SALE~1105. All reg. prices are mfrs. sugg. retail prices. ~ PENNSYLVANIA HOOSE - E , \ • • • ~V'!1a."".~ House.At our store no~ A touch of country in oak. Reg. SALE 84-Winstonsoia. assho\vn .... - - - - -., - .. 51439 _. _$1079 In olhedabrics. irom _.. __- - _------.. 51189 . _.$ 889 l~ chair. as shown. quilted - - - - 5 831 $ 599 ~ As Shc:7...n. notouilted . _ - _. - _ - 5 725 _.. $ 539 - ~ In olhedabrics:from - .. - - . - . - - 5 &45 _.. $ 479 lou~ chair. as shO\vn .. - - . - - - - S 785 $ 589 Inothedabrics. irom .. _ - _- - - _ - - - 5 645 __.$ 479 Ottoman. assho\vn _.. _. - - -. -" - -5 349 _. -$ 259 In othedabrics. irom . __ _. __.. _ S 279 _.. S 199 Hexagonal end table. . __- . 5 459 $ 344 Drcn-.e-end table .. __.. _- . _. - _- __- - - .. - - 5 325 _.. $ 244 Cocktail nest .. __ .. - -., -. - - S 595 __.S 446 Curio cabinet .. __ - . S 799 _.. S 599 .'..\irs. Sugg. Retail Prices. optional with retailers. r ~ FREE! At our store. r The Brand New, Exciting r Pennsylvania House Collector's Book 9th Edition Live the Good life with Pennsylvania House furniture. Stunning full.color photos take you on an interibr designer's tour. In 240 pages, you'll visit six lovely homes; plus living rooms, dining rooms and bedrooms designed to solve everyday decorating situations. Get new, imaginative decorating ideas and a closer look at the entire Pen~tvania House collection. The new Collector's Book ... a $10.00 value. TWO EXCITING OFFERS! PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE SOLID CHERRY Come share the Good Life now and start saving on BLOCKFRONT CHESl: fine Pennsylvania House furniture. SALE $229.95 We'll share our best decorating ideas with you and VALUE $429.00 help you with personal decorating problems while you. Imagine the decorating possibilities this save on beautiful living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms slim, 20" wide blockfront chest will and accent pieces in cherry, oak and pine. Save too, offer; as a pair of nightstands, beside a wing chair, at an entranceway. Beaded on magnificent upholstered furniture in over 700 molaing and pierced hardware. Three decorator fashion fabrics. drawers. An exclusive Pennsylvania House design ... an outstanding value. Don't miss out on these outstanding values during our exciting Pennsylvania House Summer Saving Sale. Cash and carry. No charges, please. QuantitIes are limIted. Advertising Supplement to THE DETROIT NEWS and OBSERVER ECCENTRIC QInlnnial HunDt SOLID BRASS CANTERBURY MAGAZINE RACK ESlablis1wl1931 SALE$79.95 20292 MlDDLEBELT ROAD (South of 8 Mile) Comparable value $159.00 LIVONIA, MICHIGAN 48152, Phone: 47«)900 Stunning in solid brass, this charmingly simplistic Open Mon., Thurs. and Fri. Nites design lets this magazine rack move gracefully from traditional to contemporary setting. And, easy IfWI.rl out ofstock on any Item,we willspecla' ~rcltr roll- about casters let you move it from place to It for you unUI the endtng date or the sa'e. place, even room to room. Perfect for magaZines and records as well. SALE BEGINS JULV 19.5ALE ENDS SEPTEMBER 4 P95A Th(' Pcnnsvlv~nI.l HouS(' Two ye.1I Limited W,ur.lnIY applies to Pennsvlvanla House lurnlture purchased .1I.1ulhollzed ck'.llcrs only Cop,C' ollh(' W,lrr.lnty .11('.Wo1Il.lbl(>by wlltong Pcnnsvlv.ln1.l Hou,,". Lcwlsbu'll. P.l. 17837 • .I X (Summer 82) Pre- Fa\\ 8a\e Fam\\Y sav\Ogs . startW\th . 200/0 on iun\or- corduroY coord\oates. _ < 1982 . J C Penney Co. mpany.lnc. . ------• ----. --.~ • --.--- - • Go natural Save 20% on all cotton sweaters. Head back to the basics. With all- cotton sweaters from our fall collection. They're all on sale now. So you can choose from your favorite styles and colors. For juniors and misses sizes. Reg. Sale A. 3/4 sleeve boatneck $17 13.60 B. 3/4 sleeve stripe $20 16.00 C. Boatneck $17 13.60 D. Sweatshirt-style $26 20.80 A great selection at sale prices for petites and large sizes. too. On the cover: 20% off all our corduroy coordinates. Your fall wardrobe just wouldn't be complete without our corduroy coordinates. Choose from our entire collection. Now at savings! Shown, our town-to- country group in cotton or poly/- cotton for juniors. There's more in store for misses' sizes, too. Reg. Sale Vest $21 16.80 Solid skirt $32 25.60 Print skirt $22 17.60 Print blouse $18 14.40 Jacket $53 42.40 Stripe shirt $19 15.20 Pant $30 24.00 2 - ----_.~ ~----- 2CPIo:off Save on all Hush Puppies@; sweaters. We're putting on the dog. With cuddle-soft sweaters in acrylicl poly knit. Carrying the kind of style only Hush Puppies@;can boast. With classic details. Like a crewneck or tweedy texture. And snappy accents. Like bold stripes or a button neckline. They're the Puppies to pick. For those with a nose for fashion! Juniors' and large sizes. Reg. Sale A. Vee-neck sweater $18 14.40 B. Striped sweater .... $19 15.20 C. Tweed sweater .. " $20 16.00 D. Crewneck sweater $18 14.40 Not shown: Large-size sweater ... $23 18.80 ~ Hush Puppies· Is a registered trademark ot Wolverine•Industries. 3 - ..-...... -._------_ .....--~.....--_.....------.;-.~.....::....:...~-- • • • .~ • 2CFIo off Knit pick and save on them all~ Top off fall with our witty knits. And set your sights on a smart way of dressing. With clever details. Like a flirty shoulder ruffle. And a cropped sleeve. Or, choose the classic good looks of The Fox" shirt. So gather your knit wits and come see them all. Because every one is on sale! In poly/cotton, cotton and other fibers for juniors', misses', petites' and women's sizes. Reg. Sale A. Ruffle shoulder $11 8.80 B. The Fox'" $16 12.80 C. Puffed sleeve...... $13 10.40 D. Dolman sleeve .... $15 12.00 Not shown: The Fox'· for women's sizes .... $17 13.60 "excluding Hunl Club" JCPenney 4 ~=---- ~ ..._-- r---- ~__ --- ~ '. At the top 20% off all our shirts. Get your fall wardrobe in top condition. With our fabulous selection of shirts. All at savings! Boasting top-notch details like pretty puff sleeves. Endearing pinafore ruffles. Intricate dobby stripes. And more. In warm plaids, rich-looking stripes and solids that work beautifully with all your favorite bottoms. Poly/cotton and other blends. For junior and misses' sizes. Here's a sample of what's in store: Reg. Sale A. Pinafore ruffle " $17 13.60 B. Puff sleeve plaid $14 11.20 C, Oxford cloth $14 11.20 D. Dobby stripe $14 11.20 A great selection at sale prices for petites and large sizes. too. 5 , • Above it 811 Save 25% on all toppers. Our toppers lead a busy fashion life. Making yours a little easier. They're lightweight and tailored with puff shoulders, mandarin collars, peplum waists. And more. So you can take advantage. of their many-faceted good looks. From sophisticated tweeds to rich-looking flannels. In cotton, poly/cotton, poly/wool and other blends. For juniors, misses' and half sizes. Reg. Sale A. Mandarin collar .. , $39 29.25 B. Tweed $49 36.75 C. Flannel $49 36.75 D. Shawl collar , $39 29.25 E. Velvet $59 44.25 JCPenney ------...... -...... - • I 6 - . 20%-off All our wool and wool blend ski rts. Skirt up! And swing into fall with the prettiest new looks. Like tartan- inspired plaids to dance a fling in. Voluminous styles to stride through town in. Half circles, narrow slim- fits, pleated looks and many more. In poly/wool. wool/poly/acrylic, and other blends. For junior and misses' sizes. Reg. Sale A. Pleated solid $24 19.20 B. Button-front stripe $20 16.00 C. Half circle tweed " $25 20.00 D. Half circle plaid ... $22 17.60 A great selection at sale prices for petites and large sizes. too. 7 w~-----~---_·-. .. • .. • ~~ • 200!O off Save on all our pants for juniors. What's beneath all the fall fashion excitement? Our junior bottoms. From new looks to classic designs. With details that work their way from waist to hem beautifully! Like colorful belts. Side button closures. And precise pleating. Even banded bottoms that button or snap. Every style's a winner. And every one is on sale! Terrific colors, too. In poly/cotton, poly/wool, poly/rayon and other blends. Reg. Sale A. Side button pant •. $26 20.80 B. Yoke front pant. • .• $29 23.20 C. Belted pant $23 18.40 D. Banded pant .....• $26 20.80 JCPenney m ~= u __ £ -2' -, ~r.----~--~ ; ~~ -':"V';~~"" • .....-.-_ \ ...... ~~ ~.~.., • Petit fours Save 2QO/o on all "petite separates. Here's a flattering foursome of separates just for petites. From our exciting collection for the woman who's 5'3" or under. Great looks to greet fall in. Trim and proportioned to fit just so. Including our famous Picket 'n PostTII and Motion" coordinates. Choose pants and skirts, some belted and pleated. In poly, wool/ poly or other blends. Top them off nicely with blouses like these. Detailed with an elegant jabot, pretty bow or romantic ruffles. In poly or poly/cotton. Come in and see them alii Reg. Sale A. Striped shirt ....•.. $14 11.20 B. Pleated pant ...••. $25 20.00 C. Jabot blouse • . •. •. $26 20.80 D. Pleated trouser. . .. $44 35.20 E. Bow blouse ••...•• $18 14.40 F. MotionTII skirt $18 14.40 G. Ruffled blouse $17 13.60 H. Pleat skirt ...•..•.. $35 28.00 JCPenney 9 ------===-=-0== _ " ------. - - ._------,...... -- Be as art Save 2QO/o on all activewear. Sweat gear transformed. Becoming the hit of the season by taking a cue from the sports world. And gaining great style in the process. Minis, pants, tees and more team- ing for some winning combina- tions. The smooth knit follows every move. The fleecy poly! cotton and acrylic makes them feel so right. And the savings are hard to beat. Latest details too. Like drawstring waists, dropped yokes and great puffs of sleeves. Juniors' and misses' sizes. Reg. Sale A. Hooded top ....•.. $18 14.40 B. Pant •.••••.••••••• $13 10.40 C. Pullover .•.•..•... $14 11.20 D. Short ....•..•••..• $ 9 7.20 E. Peasant top ..•.... $17 13.60 F. Mini $10 8.00 G. Puff sleeve top .••. $17 13.60 H. Drop waist pant ... $19 15.20 JCPenney 10 r r -'------~------"";'; ~-: .-----_. ..,. 20% off Well-heeled looks stepping up with plenty of style. Sale $20 and 22.40 Reg. $25 and $28. Remember, it's the little extras that make your look special. Like our shoes. One of the most important accessories this fall. Step into this metallic- stitched pump. Or slip on our dressy heels. They're leg-flattering favorites, on sale now. A. Leather-look urethane pump with metallic cross stitching, Reg. $25 Sale $20 B. High heeled dress shoes, bow- trimmed or pleasantly piped, Reg. $28 Sale 22.40 . ,.' _-----=..--.....-~-~- -- eft Step on it Go-with-everything slings or sandals, 20% off Sale 1"Z60to 20.80 Reg. $22 to $26. Putting together your fall wardrObe? Start at the bottom and jazz it up with our fashion footwear. Contemporary slings to give any outfit a lift. Taking an asymmetrical slant or with dainty decorations. Or our practical quarter-strap sandal on a moderate height heel. All priced for savings! A. Contemporary slings, asymmetrical or leaf design, Reg. $23 Sale 18.40 B. Sling with scallop trim, Reg. $22 Sale 17.60 C. Urethane sandal in fashion colors, Reg. $26 Sale 20.80 JCPenney 8 '~.-..... :...... " . Carryon Save on all leather bags. It's time for a new bag when the leather is this rich. When the styles are just what you've been looking for. And when the savings are as terrific as this. We have shoulder bags, hobos, double handles and more. Some with trapunto stitching, goldtone or buckle trim. Shown, just a few. There's more in store at similar, savings. Reg. Sale A. Attache handbag .. $27 19.99 B. Double-handle bag $27 19.99 C. Multi-compartment bag $28 19.99 D. Shoulder bag .•.•. $27 19.99 Save on purse accessories. Luxurious little leathers, sporty vinyls and fine fabric accessories. Make a splendid stash for your cash and credit cards. Pick a wallet, french purse, key case and more. All at 20% off the regular prices. JCPenney 14 _~ --- -z- §..".... -::- - Grab a bag More leathers to choose at savings. Great savings are in the bag. When you treat yourself or someone special to one of our distinctive I~athers. Smooth and supple. Ready to carry you beautifully from this season into next. Extra compartments will help you organize all the essentials. And up-to-the-minute shapes will add style to everything you wear. Choose from an exciting selection in new fall colors. At prices too good to pass up! Reg. Sale A. Shoulder bag .•... $22 17.99 B. Top-zipped bag ... $25 21.99 C. ·Baseball glove leather bag $23 17.99 D. Multi-compartment bag $27 21.99 .. / . . . , - ---- ...... $ 25% off Our entire line of multi-look jackets. We want to cover everyone! With all our women's outerwear. At 25% off! For starters, try our multi-look jackets. They're versa- tile yet fashionable. Ready to suit your fall-into-winter needs. Sleeves zip off to make a vest. Snaps pop open to reveal a sewn- in vest. And reversible jacket and vest sets pair up or go it alone for many different looks. Handsome trims and details. Lots of colors. In cotton, nylon, poly/cotton, acrylic/wool and other blends. For ",etites, juniors, misses' and half sizes. A. Jacket with Reg. Sale sewn-in vest $49 36.75 B. Reversible jacket & vest $59 44.25 C. Zip-off sleeve jacket $45 33.75 D. Reversible vest with jacket $89 66.75 E. Zip-off sleeve jacket $45 33.75 JCPenney 16 ------.- .------'------~-.------=-- --- c ~ 25% off Save on all our stadium jackets. Three che~rs for the fit, flair and freedom of our stadium jackets. Sporty enough for the hometown game. Yet good-looking enough to take you along the city streets in style! Earning extra fashion points for their functional details. Like deep pockets. Detachable hoods. Reversible and quilted styles. In fabrics that win the fight against the cold. Like poly/cotton poplin, cotton corduroy and other blends. For petites, juniors, misses' and half sizes. ~ Reg. Sale A. Corduroy trim ....• $69 51.75 B. Quilted with piping ...... •..... $69 51.75 C. Snap front quilted .•...... •.•. $65 48.75 D. Corduroy detachable hood .. $65 48.75 E. Reversible quilted ...... •.... $65 48.75 17 20% off All our women's fashion boots. Sale 25.60 to seo Reg. $32 to $75. We're boot- legging it for fall! With great fashion that breaks the rules on traditional booting. In new liberated lengths. short to long. Sport to dressy. To wear with pants. Skirts. Any way you like. In leather or leather-look polyurethane. Women's sizes. Here are just a few! Reg. Sale A. Western pull-on ... $34 27.20 B. Pearlized short boot $32 25.60 C. Leather accordion crush $50 40.00 D. Sporty leather $75 60.00 E. High heeled .dress leather $60 48.00 F. Dress boot on stacked heel $35 28.00 JCPenney A 18 • ...... -..- •• ....----" ...... :o.~...:._ ...,- ...... ·~··~·,-'"_.:-~-::::::::::..:~~~~~:::::.:.:::==... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _ ~._---- 25% off Save on all our half-size outerwear. We want to keep you shiver-free. With our thoroughly warm and wonderful selection of outerwear. Done up in a big way for half sizes. Proportioned to fit. flatter and see you through winter's worst. Take your pick of spirited stadium-looks. jackets with over- vests. Even blazers. Spruced up with stand-up collars. patch pockets and toggle closings. Winter's best shades. In quilted -.- poly/cotton poplin, cotton/poly, and other blends. Reg. Sale A. Jacket with overvest ••.•...... $79 59.25 B. Stadium jacket $75 56.25 C. Stadium jacket $72 54.00 D. Jacket with toggles $65 48.75 E. Corduroy blazer .. , $46' 34.50 20 - ._--..,---·-r . . .. a -,i r ~ ~- \ ~ i - '" ----- '. 25% off m · , Save on all of our great Fall jackets. 0/ Sale $21to 48.75 - Reg. $28 to $65. Check out our Fall line-up of jackets for men. Excltmg new looks to take you I d from fair to foul weather with ,I plenty of warmth. Quality. And style. Contemporary designs, t. smartly detailed. Many with cozy ~ knit trims and handy pockets. ,- Poly/cotton or poly/cotton/nylon. , ..... Take your pick at savings. '., A. Multi-color quilted ski vest, t'· ,f Reg. $28 Sale $21 ~~. B. Jacket with snap down cape .< effect, Reg. $60 Sale $45 I" C. Jacket with acrylic pile collar L . and lining, Reg. $65 Sale 48.75 '.·'., D. Chevron stitched chintz jacket i" with contrast color yoke and t:'. shoulder, Reg. $65 Sale 48.75 ':-~" J •• ;.. '- __ -1Ilol:"':, . i . 22 t· ' t:u f - __ J I) --. ------Excitement Enter Cotler's XR-888 slacks/sweepstakes at JCPenney. Sale 19.99 R~g. $25. Cotler XR-88!>slacks t~llored with a trim, young men's fit. 10~%Dacron® polyester. a textunzed woven with a natural-like look and feel. ~asy-care, machine washable. Reslsls wrinkles. Sale 9.99 R~g,$13.Contour® plaid sportshirt wl~ha tapered fit young men prefer Cnsp poly/cotton with short Sleeves' ) Long sleeves. Reg. $15 Sale 11.99 . Enter Cotler's sweepstakes. • GRAND PRIZE: 1983 pontiac Trans-Am~ • 2 FIRST PRIZES: 7 days/6 nights for two at the brand new Maul Marriott Resort in Maui, Hawaii or the luxurious ~Penney Paralso/Marrlott Hotel in Acapulco, Mexico. Transportation courtesy of American Alrlln~s, a ,. winning way to·travel. All other expenses are the responsibility of the winners . • 10 SECOND PRIZES: MCSf> Series stereo system. No purclla" ~. Olt.r yold In washington and In stat.s wh.,. pro- hlblted, tailed, or oth'rwI" ,..trlcted. Entry blink and lull details ava"abl. at JCP.nney .tortl. -.--- -. --- -"lor= r C c Go sporty Famous-name tops, and trim-fit jeans : for young men. Sale 9.99 to 17.99 Reg. $13 to $24. Not all jeans are created equal. Nor the looks that tops them. Like these styled with extra dash. Easy-care, too. Tops, S,M,L,XL. Jeans, sizes 28 to 38. A. Poly/cotton knits in solids or pencil stripes with contrast collar, Reg. $14 and $15 Sale 10.99 B. Alfie of california@)terry in spun ~. polyester solids with contrast trim, Reg. $13 Sale 9.99 C. Amps boot cut western-style jeans of brushed cotton sateen, Reg. $21 Sale 15.99 D. Mach II jean of cotton/poly with front cargo pockets, back patch pockets, Reg. $24 Sale 17.99 -- __ • - ...---.....l4I ...T•• ~.,..'" o. ~ --- --..--.- .;;- t - t .----- \ . Extra texture, c top to bottom. Sale 21.99 . A. Reg. $28. Contour@ belted slack for young men. Styled softly in aflannel fabric of wrinkle- resist Dacron@polyester/rayon/ Orlon@ acrylic. Classic fall colors. Sale 11.99to 21.99 Reg. $15 to $28. Our casual tops are a plush touch in poly/cotton blends or practical polyester. Take your pick in sizes S,M,l,XL. B. Interlock knit and terry combo, from Peter B., Reg. $17 Sale 12.99 C. logistix'" velour in bold color combos, Reg. $28 sale 21.99 D. logistix'" terry with piping trim, Reg. $15 Sale 11.99 B uCPenney 25 ... --- r --~-...,--~ ...... - 25% to 40% off \ \ \ \ Silver Eagle luggage 1, only at JCPenney. 1 Sale $24to 71.25 \ '\ Reg. $40 to $95.This luggage is ; built tough to keep its good looks ,, through countless trips. Most pieces feature sturdy compression .' molded shell. recessed locks. and attractive vinyl covering. Tote and garment bag are expanded vinyl. Reg. Sale 22" carry-on $53 39.75 26" pullman with wheels $79 59.25 28" overseas with wheels $95 71.25 Garment bag $69 51.75 Shoulder tote $40 24.00 Beauty case $49 29.40 Luggage cart •...... $15 9.99 3" Attache (not shown) $58 43.50 .- 26 • • Corduroy It's the piushest way to suit up. Special 79.99 Be smartly suited this Fall in natural cotton corduroy. Nothing looks so rich. Or feels so soft. Choose the 3-pc. classic. tradi- tionally tailored with center vent jacket. Or. if you prefer a trimmer. tapered fit, there's our Gentry'" with fUlly lined side vent jacket. Both handsomely detailed in a choice of colors . •JCPenney 27 j. r -• -.. 25% off I All girls' warm coats and jackets. Sale 10.50 to $30 Reg. $14 to $40. We've a winter wonderland of coats and jackets. So what better time to plan ahead for colder weather. At a brisk 25% savings! With a terrific variety of cozy styles. Including hooded jackets, pull-over and snap front styles, zip-off sleeve jackets. In warm nylon quilted to polyester, poly/cotton poplin or quilted poly/cotton. For big girls, little - ~ girls and toddlers, too! And there's more. Here's a sample: Reg. Sale A. Poplin jacket for sizes 4-6X ...••••.•.••.. $23 17.25 B. Acrylic pile jacket, for sizes 2T-4T .....•.. $19 14.25 C. Poplin quilted jacket, for sizes 1-2 ...... $14 10.50 For sizes 7-14: D. Stadium coat ...... $40 30.00 E. Zip-off sleeve jacket ...... $32 24.00 F. Pull-over ski jacket ..•...•..••.. $27 20.25 G. Jacket with inner vest ...... $36 27.00 28 --~....-----~.~__= m =sa _ m= "11: ..... _ • ~. ~ • - ... - -- - .. - - - r "f.·~"."."·" •• 4 • Hunt Wardrobe makers for girls, 25% off. Sale 5.25 to $18 Reg. $7 to $24. Hunt Club~" The A perfect collection of separates for girls. Just like the junior collec- tion! With all the right touches. like ruffles and pleats. Of easy-care fabrics like cotton. Orlon® acrylic. poly/cotton. In assorted fashion colors. Reg. Sale A. Plaid shirt $15 11.25 B. PlaId skirt $16 12.00 C. Oxford shirt , . $15 11.25 D. Web belt $ 7 5.25 E. Pleated slacks $20 15.00 . F. Knit top $14 10.50 For Jr. Hi sizes: G. Pleated slacks $24 18.00 H. Knit shirt. $16 12.00 \' 30 • .= d;0+¥5'3T-- Gold mine 400/0 off regular prices All 14K gold chains, charms, earrings. Go for the gold! At dazzling savings. There's so much to choose from. Like classic herringbone and rope chains. Delightful charms in anchor. unicorn and initial styles. Plus earrings in delicate oval. ball stud or engraved hoop designs. Select as many as you like. At these savings you can afford to s\1ine! JCPenney EVENT STARTS SUNDAY. JULY 25.1982 Shop JCPenney Sunday noon 'tiiS p.m. Shop these JCPenney stores Monday-Saturday 1 O~OO a.m. til9:00 p:m. • Grosse Pointe WOods. 7 MIle & Mack, 884-3990, Catalog 885-3700 • lincoln Park. Fort & Emmons, 382·3396. Catalog 382·4453. Fairlane Town Center; MIchIgan A~e. & Hubbard, 593-3300. Catalog 593-3400. Tech Plaza,'12 Mile & Van DyI(e. 573.4370, . Catalog 573-4040. Twelve Oaks Mall. 12 M,le & Novi Rd.• 348-3190. Catalog 348·3600 • Northland. GreenfIeld Rd. & Hwy. 102.557-6600. Catplog 557-5040 I .. • Eastland. 18000 E. Eight Mile Rd • 521·4900. Catalog 521-2330. Westland. Warren & Wayne Rd • 425·4260. Catalog 525·1700. Northwood. 13 M,le & Woodward. : 1 288·6200. Catalog288-5600 • Southlan~. Eureka & Pardee Rd.. 287·2020. Catalog 287·9000. Bloomfield. Miracle Mile, Telegraph & Sq Lake Rd.• 338-4515 Catalog Phone858·2525 .lake5ide. M·59 & Schoenherr. 247·1710. Catalog 247-1760. Oakland Mall. 14 Mile & 1-75. 583-3400, Catalog 583.2006 • • \ • Briarwood Mall. Ann Arbor. 500 Briarwood Circle. 769·7910. Catalog 769-6960 . I Merchandise on pages 11. 26. 27 and 32 avanable at JCPenney Mall stores only. ,}"> I I.,,.1 SALE PRICES EFFECTIVETHRU SATURDAY. AUGUST 7,1982 \ .' Advertising Supplement to the DETROIT FREE PRESS and the DETROIT NEWS. Sunday, July 25. the MELLUS N'EWSPAPERS : ~ MACOMB DAILY. DAILY TRIBUNE. OAKLAND PRESS and the OBSERVER & ECCENTRIC. Wednesday. July 28 and Thursday. July 29. 1982 f • : f I ~4. 32 , _ -...... - ... _~ - - - \ :.:.L.....~."....~.::; ....·_,...~-~======-...... iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiilliiiiiiilliiiilliiliiiliiliiiillliiiiil---.--..,-- _ s