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1982 Ssbgrbi* Comn)oeJ«» BILL BftESLER/»laff photographer in controlling Senate Sylvia Skrel blames the state's economy and the friendship of people who worked for her dur By 8andra Armbruster tion with James Blanchard as a Demo CONCERNED THAT Democrats Reagonomics for her'loss in a bid for the new 38th ing her campaign. editor. cratic governor in his "concepts that I could lose control over the state Sen State House seat. Skrel adds" that she has "won" think are viable and will bring Michi ate, the majority leader spent election State Sen. William Faust, who easily gan out of its deep depression." He also night in his Lansing office watching won re-election to a fifth term by a predicted that the executive and legis voting returns from the state's 83 coun 46,125 to 1,698 vote, expects that Tues lative branches of government would ties. day's Democratic landslide will mean continue to be independent, in spite of Confident that he would win the cam that for the first time in many years both being Democratic Party affiliat paign since his Libertarian opponent Westland voters follow the state will have a "team and a pro ed. had decided to not actively seek the gram that hopefully legislative leaders "Seldom has the legislative branch can support." totally accepted a governor's program Please turn to Next Page The Democratic Legislature has had without being involved in (developing) a "defensive posture" in past years, it," he said. } • r ' ; statewide Dem trends Faust said, although Gov. Milliken, a Although Blanchard was criticized Republican, "fortunately" agreed with for not being specific about his eco- Democrats on many of their own goals. High turnout local politics for the last 30 years, vic nomic programs, Faust thinks-BJanc- Westland voters followed a state gave Sheriff William Lucas about 72 Now, however, Faust predicts that hard was "smart enough to leave room torious over incumbent Republican Syl wide trend in sending Democrats to percent of the vote, slightly less than legislators will find room for negotia open so there could be compromise." Lansing and to Washington in Tues via Skrel in the new 38th State House the 76.8 percent he received throughout day's election. District. the county. causes wait Throughout the 15th Congressional The unofficial vote total in that race His Republican opponent, Robert ilfc^^m:..--. - • District, including Westland, voters was 10,850 to 9,505, giving Barns about Fitzpatrick received 151,583 votes gave_ incumbent William D. Ford an 53 percent of the vote. Also in that race compared with Lucas' total of 519,048 other term in office wltfc>'abour74~peT- was Libertarian Keith L. Kaye who throughout the county. at the polls n than cent of the total vote. His opponent was received 219 votes, sllghty ™ ™ —In statewide races, Democrats Republican Mitchell Moran. 1 percent. (See separate story). topped the ticket. For governor, James Westland City Clerk Diane Rohraff Skrel lost her*current 36th district in Blanchard received about 56 percent of said that a record turnout of 58 percent of the 40,060 registered voters cast bal IN THE 12TH State Senate District, the reapportionment process that fol Westland's vote. The totals were 13,091 Democrat-William Faust easily won re lowed the 1980 census. lots on Tuesday. That's nearly double for Blanchard, 9,440 for Headlee and the turnout in past elections. Final vote election to a fifth term in office with a In the 33rd District, Bill Keith also 583forTisch. vote of 46.12MO 1,698. His only opposi was returned to office with 15,766 results weren't completely tabulated tion was another Westlander, a Liber votes. His Libertarian opponent For secretary of state, Richard Aus- until aboutll a.m. Wednesday. tarian who had declined active cam received-only-417-votes: —— ..tln won by a^-Xmargin_oy^r_B€p_Mbili Long lines were, reported at many- paigning. The senate majority leader is can Andrus with a vote total of 16,656 precincts during the day. At 9:10 p.m.; -likelyHo-continue In his leadership role THE WAYNE County Commission to 5,164. Precinct 29 in the Wayne-Warren area with the state Senate maintaining race in the 12th district found Kay Incumbent State Attorney General of the city called election headquarters Democratic control by a slim margin Beard, who formerly represented only Kelley, who had personally cam to report that there were still 30 people of 20-18 (see separate story). a small section of southeastern West- paigned for the utility proposal before waiting in line to vote. Faust has been known for his state land, expand her district after reappor Westland's senior citizen -community, Rohraff said that nearly 2,400 absen Senate>eforms and authored the suc tionment to cover Westland, Garden received more than 60 percent of the tee ballots were requested, and about cessful Proposal A on the ballot which City and Inkster. vote over his opponent, Republican L. 2,300 were returned. Absentee ballots will allow revision of statutes regulat She received 28,082 votes compared Brooks Patterson of Oakland County. are largely considered to be from sen- lng legislative Immunity from prosecir-- -Vhcr Libertarian opponcnt's-total-of ltizens, a-vocal-part-of-ttie West- uSfT---:-- =—••-••• v-^726pr —WHIUrWESTtAND—voters satdTio _land community. Rohraff-said that Westland's most contested race In the race for Wayne County execu- -to electing the state's Public Service apartment residents fail to vote in found " long-time Democrat Justine tlve, a new^xwition under the recently OSfnmlssion by a/Vote* of 11,540 to most elections. Barns, a city councilwoman involved in approved charter, Westland voters 10,397, voters said a definite yes to two She added that some problems were other utility "Ballot proposals that reported with voting machines. Five would change the way rate hikes are •curtain cords broke, and machines'at approved. two precincts failed to work what's inside . Rohraff -'$ald that switching to a Proposal D, placed on the ballot by punch-card system of recording and the Michigan Citizens Lobby, won by a tabulating votes would speed up the- vote of 15,683 to 8,429. Proposal, H, process somewhat, especially' for 10 A placed on the ballot by the state Legis counting absentee ballots^ ^ _i. Calendar : _ Classified. .~. Sections C,b "EARtY^ EFFICIENT" lature, worthy £ similar vote of 13",570 ~ She "said "that the problem" with 14A "I could do a commercial tor your to 8,892 . switching is the edst, which four or five Editorials- •' paperl" J. Ruth was happy with the years ago she had estimated at about EntertalrimeriT .... 5-8C results of the Observer '& Eccentric Voters also overwhelmingly support $67,000 for Westland. The city current Military service . . . . •. 3A classified advertisement that tiad ed a nuclear weapons freeze (Proposal ly is having financial difficulty. Obituaries 10A been placed to self two care. Both E) by a vote of 13,073 to 8,452. Propos cars sold In the early morning hours Rohraff said it would take a long lime Religion 6.7B al C, which w'ould prohibit mortgage for the city to recoup that cost, since the first day the ads appeared. companies from Invoking the due on Sports . . • • • • ]C "sale'cTause, was approvea Iocs" .election workers stllL would be needed^- Suburban life . . . .- . .. IB vote of 12,111 to 9,311. "I'd like to do it (punch-card voting) Police .... , 722-9600- on a trial basis, starting with absentee Flre,rescue. . . .721-2000 One oall Proposal A, written by Westland ballots only, going slow and growing City Hall 731-6000 Democrat. state Sen. William Faust, into It," she said. does It all! was approve^ 13.701 to 8,021.,The pro ^Circulation .... 591.0500 Currently the paper ballots are kept posal would end legislative immunity. BILL BRESLER/staH prw>tograpf>ef In metal drums in the clerk'* vault ury /Wanteds 591-0900 The only ballot proposal rejected by til they are certified by the Wayne I Editorial dept.. . .^591-2300 591-0900 voters was B, which would guarantee Bob Mulligan edges out of the city clerk's vault after placing there County Election Commissiori.Ttie bal Use your MasterCard or Visa state police staffing. That vote was a cans holding ballots awaiting certification by the county. Once cer lots then are shredded before being dis resounding 6,951 to 14,823. tification la completed, the ballots' fate Is the paper shredder. posed of <^wm mmm mmmmim 2A(W) O&E Thursday, November 4, 1982 fflW^ Faust plans 90-day task on immunity legislation Continued from Previous Page Faust said, however, that "at the it would seem that the economic times office, Faust spent the final days be state level In House and Senate dis would be an aid to Democrats in the fore the election campaigning for Dem tricts, there is a closer allegiance to the election," he said, predicting correctly ocratic state Senate hopefuls elsewhere person than to the party. There is much that Democrat Justine Barns would In Michigan. cross-over voting (between parties)^ win the race for the new 38th state Sen The gamble apparently paid off with He said that's why Michigan could have ate District. the Democrats maintaining control in voted overwhelmingly for Blanchard The economy apparently was enough the state Senate by the slim margin of and Riegle and still have had a Repub to bring Barns to victory over the 20-18. Likewise, Michigan's House of lican Senate. "charming and gracious" incumbent Representatives also.will be a Demo Faust noted that while Governor Mil- Republican Sylvia Skrel, whom Faust cratic one, by a margin of 63-47- liken has easily won re-election in the said could have gained votes if people Talking with the Observer as returns- past, he was never responsible for car cast ballots according to friendship or began coming in Tuesday night, Faust rying in Republicans in other statewide image. said that there were 4-5 Senate dis offices along with his own victory. Faust's immediate plans include ac tricts in the state that could have gone There are exceptions, he said, such tion on Proposals, a ballot issue he either way. Although encouraged at the as the victory 6f Paul Porter in Cold- helped write, which allows revision of time by an unexpected Democratic vic water, which" Faust credited to the laws concerning legislators' immunity. 5". • •• >• V •. '•('>V«-¾¾ tory in Grand Rapids, Faust said that Blanchard vote. He said that next week he plans to act he was hoping for a "Blanchard and "There is no way" statistically he with House Speaker Bobby Crim, as Riegle trend" seen elsewhere in the could do it otherwise," Faust said. had been discussed, to set up a "blue state to swing districts in porthern IN WESTLAND , a city "traditional ribbon legal committee to write the Michigan ly more Democratic than Republican, new legislation." BILL BRESLErVstarf photographer Ken Mehl, Westland city councilman, re tards and double r checks precinct vote I mscfouWw tallys showing Jus I Coke, Tab Vernors R. C. Cola, tine Barns leading by or Sprite A&W Diet Rite & Decaf about 1,100 votes in I the race for the 3Bth I 8pk. 8pk. 8 Vt pk. fc State Houseseat. I Vt liter $•189 Vt liter $ 79 Vz liter V 59 btls. 8 I l+dep. btls. 1 btls. 1^-dep . I •-dep. ! 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These 'twins' each total "i quarter century of caring A rededication program, marking 25 Annapolis has been active in provid years of service by Annapolis Hospital ing such advanced cardiac diagnostic in Wayne and Outer Drive Hospital in services as cardiac catherization and Lincoln Park — the "twins" of Peoples nuclear cardiac imaging. Community Hospital Authority — was As part of the PCHA multi-hospital held recently. system, Annapolis oversees operation of the central laundry, central labora Participating in the rededication 1 r**£^S VHLLI AM J. RinaJdi, son of Charles Rinaldi JEFFREY L. WEST, Marine lance corporal, $ 95 of Wetland and Judy Rinaldi of Belleville, has son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray S. West, 31919 Calhoun Ct., Sale 329 competed recruit training at the Marine Corps has reported for duty with the 2d Marine Division, Recriit Depot in San Diego. 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Calif, "• " CARRY GLASS FIREPLACE DOORS During the six-month duty, his ship participated '/ill 3 :*H1:7.:1: SIZES OP TO 40 x 33" SIZES UP TO 52 x 33" The20-week course was held at the Naval ^ in several major multi-national exercises with the . AmpHblous Base, Coronado, Calif. In preparing for Seventh Ffeet. Port visits were made to Hawaii, the KEROSENE $ 97 $ 00 the ddy as.a Navy frogman, he underwent PhilUpinea,'Thailand, Singapore, Diego Garcia, extenlve instruction on amphibious Australia and Japan. 168 193 reconialssance techniques, the use of demolitons, Regularly up to $225.00 Regularly uplo $258.00 physio] conditioning and underwater breathing JAY T. DAVIS, Marine lance corporal, son of apparatus (scuba) diving. Mr. and Mrs. John F. Davis, 7827 August, has been promoted to his present rank while serving with the 27740 FORD ROAD First Marine Division, Camp Pendleton, Calif. TOWN 'N COUNTRY DONSA M. MCALLISTER, Navy airman 3½ blocks west of Inkster Rd. recroli daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. DENNIS TOTH, Marine private first class, HARDWARE and FIREPLACE GARDEN CITY, MICHIGAN McAHjtef; 822?Flamingo, has reported for duty son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hlltz, 5754 N. Harvey, with Fleet Air' Reconnaissance Squadron Four, has reported for duty at Marine Corps Base, Camp 3btZ6*3 Phone: 422-2750 based it Naval Air Station Patuxent River, Md. Butler on Okinawa. Open 9 to 8 pm Monday thru Friday • 9 to 6 pm Saturday • Closed Sundays rihc^^«^<^^riM^a^kM^liiilii^Mi «4U MM MMlMl *^MM ^ 4A(W,Q) O&E Thursday, November 4. 1982 Navy career man keeps his shipmates on course By Cheryl May Campbell stay current in their jobs," Lawson ing the intricate mission of transport special writer said. ing, launching, tracking and recovering "It's my job to make sure the courses the Navy's three deep-submergence ve She could be merely a cold, gray, get done. If someone in my division hicles — small submarine-like vessels steel hull moored alongside a pier. doesn't know his job, I feel it's my used for ocean research. But Navy Boiler Technician Second fault. Class Ralph Lawson of Westland, is one "But if someone gets a top score on Recently overhauled, including the of 250 men and women who give life to an advancement examination, I feel installation of sophisticated tracking the San Diego-based auxiliary ship USS like I had a part in it. I enjoy helping computers resembling four giant golf Point Loma. people get ahead," he said. balls on her bow, the Point Loma has "I'm the boiler-division-training pet A 1976 graduate of John Glenn High the additional unique role, of Pacific ty officer," said the 24-year-old son of school, Lawson enlisted in the Navy in Launch Area Support Ship for the Tri Ralph Lawson, 13534 Birchwood, and August 1977. He reported aboard the dent missile program. Margaret Lawson, 34600 Pardo. Point Loma, his secood ship, in Novem "I make sure everyone completes ber 1981 . • i The ship will provide range safety, their training by keeping their records Qualified as an enlisted surface-war tracking and telemetry support for the up to date, advising them on various fare specialist, Lawson completed a se T periodic testing of the nuclear-powered programs, and ordering correspond- ries of practical exams and passed an fleet ballistic missile submarine USS .ence courses." oral board proving him proficient in all Ohio, now operating in the Pacific. A member of the ship's 15-person re major shipboard systems. These in clude engineering, navigation, shiphan- tention team, Lawson is also the fire Married to the former Regina Gar room's leading petty officer When un dling, damage control and ship admin der way, he stands the "top watch." a istration. rett, also of Westland, Lawson and his wife live in San Diego. They are ex supervisory position held by the most The 465-foot Point Loma served as a qualified person in the engineering winterized cargo and dock ship, resup- pecting their first child. spaces. plying arctic bases, before being turned "Boiler technicians are important over to NASA to transport rocket Lawson recently re-enlisted for an because we supply the steam for all the boosters from the West Coast to Cape other tour of duty and plans to make ship's power. Without us, we'd sit at a Canaveral. the Navy his career. pier." he said. Originally named the Point Borrow, the ship was renamed and commission "In today's economy, the military is LAWSON FINDS a lot of job satis the USS Point Loma by the navy in the best way to get continuing educa faction in his training role, a job he 1975 after being converted to a deep- tion. You also get to see a lot of the feels is equally important. submergence support ship. world, and get paid to do it," he said. Ralph Lawson reports engineroom guage-readings to damage control central. 'People tend to get caught up in the work and forget they have courses to WITH THE HULL modified, the ship do or qualifications to pass in order to is one of the few Navy ships perform •r—•COUPON-"— r — -COUPON'—-1 ixi\ J WELLA I ZOTOS Curly t) MAVERICK EXPRESS A HEAT WAVE j No Set Perm IK^ !.C 5 Haircut Five Mile & Middlebelt ' * $20.00 Eitia )¾ $15.00¾° '&\-^ rJ Erpirtt 11-1)-82 427-5912 Ha < Cuts S Long v TmttO n& or- Perr & Heat A'?* Speca^ tx'ji "Crystal Clear" Discount Drugs WE'VE MOVED Beauty Package Liquor Dealer y % X Senear- Ujeliant Salon KEROSENE \ 34775 Warren at Wayne SINE OFF BAN any quantity EXTRA BIG BALL ROLL FDS ^rwVs7.a^^@J25^ Empty Containers in Stock STRENGTH ON DEODORANT FEMININE NO DROWSINESS •REGULAR DEODORANT SPRAY Or Fill Your Own FORMULA PROMPT •UNSCENTEO RELIEF • FRESH HK $ New Salon... $o33 m $099 1.5 oz. 20's 3.5 oz. ^MORF0 LOOK TO ROSS LO-SAL FOR ^ HAIR DESIGNS 4? 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Republican Richard Headlee (left photo), Farmington Hills insurance executive, ^FLOO R CavtniMf speaks to supporters in the Michigan Inn, Southfield, blaming the news media for his 54-44 percent loas. Governor-elect Now Located at James Blanchard and wife Paula (right photo) greeted an en thusiastic throng in the Southfield-Sheraton Inn. Democrat 15383 Inkster Road blanchard, of Pleasant Ridge, carried the state by a 54-44 per Just North of 5 Mile LIVONIA, MICH. 48154 cent margin, lost Oakland County 52-48 but triumphed in Wayne County, 6.6-32. Democrats swept all state-level offices, 261-1710 picked up one congressional seat and retained control of the VVOOD STOVE state Legislature, though with reduced margins. 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Fresh Clean Taste Low Tar v\ hi •V-:- Available in limited areas. 6rng.;'ia.r",0.5mg.nico.!ineav. :. :^A psf cigarette by f TC'meihod. h-s-^W ' ' , s' it' ' v'*.<&.* vjtta• t Cigarette iSmqikintf l$^p"ahgerpu^;f b^ydiur Health.^ : yc---:.'•-.• >;-^-3M. ^^ ^^^^vmmmmmmm : Wayne County roundup IhufsoTy, November 4, 1982 0 ^ ecmttur -T with thi* oMpm KARNEY DERDERIAN CONTRACTOR Hm i / 427-3981 >>% <»> LICENSED • INSURED • GUARANTEED rThere is no Sale bigger than a... tRUCKLOAD SALE Howard X" Miller CLOCKS This is the only Howard Miller Factory— *Authorize d Truckload Sale for the en tire Metropolitan Area of Detroit. Grandfather Clocks will be offered at a savings of 40 Oiirs first, the black dre to 50% savings and all wall for beautiful entrances and mantel clocks at 30% with the importdrtf refinement* we — a strikingly simple black velvet bod savings. balonced by a billowy laffeta skirl, belted 4 Over 50 models V bordered in velvet. In royon, for 4 to from S.G. Gilbert, 175 to choose from lord & faylor, Foirlane—coll 336-3100 Lokeside-^-coll 247-4500 Sale Ends Twelve Oaks —call 348-3400 Saturday November 13 Briorwood Moll —call 665-4500 (Mrmial Hnu0E You can thank Lord & Taylor for The-American Look. HT 77'V| .Michigan's Largest Pennsylvania House Dealer REG. $11$ 20292 Middlebelt Rd. (S. of 8 Mile) LIVONIA • 474-6900 SALE $6ff J&P • Thurs- Fri- 't'1 ^'Master Card or Visa Accepted^/ iMta 80* ~\ H-A- /mmk ill I &® KISHOW MSSS« . FOR THE V 3w? NEXT 6 DAYS ONLY <''•>! X * > Aw n ^, Skiing's BEST SKIS & BINDIN ill* at PACKAGE SAVINGS 41 •1983 K-2 SR 22 * • ATOMIC F-5 ,»» k-^1 FINE QUALITY SKIS J TOPBRAND EXCEPTIONAL SKIS $ vC • MARKER M-25 • SALOMON5-637 (&teh. <• STEP-IN BINDINGS 198 SKI BOOTS STEP-IN BINDINGS 226 ft< • T983 ELAN RC 02 !• 1983 OLIN730 TOP QUALITY SKIS SPORT REC. SKIS DOLOMITE $ • TYROLIA 38a NEW 1983 MODEL! • SALOMON 637 DIAGONAL W/ BRAKE BINDING W/BRAKE 264 • HOT NEW DYNASTAR • 1983 OLIN 770 CSX SKIS SPORT SKIS $ : -N <• / • LOOK 59 "SENSOR" • SALOMON 637 w SKI BINDINGS STEP-IN BINDING 284 *»> ' . • 1983 CS-2 DYNASTAR •OLIN MARK VSL & CHALLENGE SKIS PERFORMANCE SKI ? • LOOK 59 SENSOR • LOOK 99 "SENSOR" 369 SKI BINDINGS HP BINDINGS W/BRAKE * • DYNASTAR OMESOFU • • '83 TOP MODEL $ ¥ • TOP SALOMON 727 RECEIVE OUR TO IP BINDINGS W/BRAKE ITllWW.7n»III.Ll.»IWIMIIllMIM $100 IF • DYNASTAR.ST ARSOFT^ "LETSGO SKIING" PERFORMANCE SKIS S r.#~f. BONUS • TOP SALOMON 727 AT NO EXTRA CHARGf WITH AIL BINDINGS W/BRAKE ALF1NI SKIS PURCHASED THIS Witt •ALL NEW K-2 712 * •1983 K-2 SR 33 * SLALOM RACING SKlS PERFORMANCE SKI $ • SALOMON 727 • MARKER M-35 BINDINGS W/ BRAKE STEP-IN BINDINGS 243 • ALL NEW K-2 612 • 1983 ROSSIGNOL * THESE ARE SHARP CMV-VASSKIS $ • SALOMON 727 • SALOMON 727 T BINDINGS W/BRAKE BINDINGS W/ BRAKE 349 •NEW K-2 410 • 1983JOSSIGNOL * % STRETCH SKIS FPCdMP.VASSKlS • TYROLIA 280 • SALOMON 727 DIAGONAL BINDINGS BINDINGS W/ BRAKE 364 • NEW OLIN 930 • 1983 ROSSIGNOL * OR 970 SKIS STS SPORT SKIS $ $ ANSON • TYROLIA 380 MAGNUM • TYROLfA 280 DIAGONAL W/BRAKE 369 DIAGONAL BINDING 329 REG. M95 I WE'RE SHOWING ALL THE NEW STUFF & SHOWING SOME GREAT •HEAD SPORT 4.9 •1983 ROSSIGNOL SPORT REC. SKIS HPM SPORT SKIS SAVINGS ON SELECTED NEW 1983 STYLES. JACKETS. BIBS. VESTS. $ $ $ BEAUTIFUL SWEATERS & HOT NEW STRETCH PANTS. JUST RECEIVES • SALOMON S-637 • TYROLIA 280 SKI BINDING 263 1T9 DIAGONAL W/ BRAKE 314 WE HAVE THE SELECTION FOR MEN. WOMEN, KIDS. YOU WON- SALE FIND ANYWHERE ELSE. SALE ENDS WED.. NOV. 10. •NEW HEAD SC All MENS 4 LADIES SIZES • DYNAMIC VR-27 RACING SKIS SL CARBON SKIS $ $ 1 • SALOMON S-737 • SALOMON S-737 " SKI SHOW BONUS COUPONS 1 ¾ SKI BINDING 30 TOP BINDINGS 404 r COUPONS NOT VALID ON SALE MDSE. VOID AFTER NOV. 10.1982 | •OLIN MARK VI SL A, • LA CROIX MACH 2^ 1 % SLALOM RACING SKIS $ CARBON SKIS S seuxvxm 20 off ' $3 off ANY; • • LOOK 99 "SENSOR" HP • SALOMON S-737 ANY T-NECK | 3991 BARRECR AFTER SKI RACK I ^ V* * BINDINGS W/ BRAKE TOP BINDING 504 I 225 LANGE SAU *159] BEGINNER SKI $ ANY SKI • %3 Ol I GRABBER - woHEIERLING SALE'149 PACKAGE SET . 5 off ,: FOR ADULTS. TEENS / \:' 'RETAIL '15 OR MORE GOGGLE BARRECR AFTER " 5 e •isoNORDICA sALt 139 SKIS •BOOTS •POLES •BINDINGS _ $ $ MASTIR ~ >i75 LANGE Mil »129 SKI I SKI BOOTS $ sft^sr «;$i ga. 5 off "•i 3off n«N0RDICA SAU 109 ; lock V|MEO.\*l »» NQRTAUA BOptS - I T Q -^'^ORMOW POLE - *^»* 0 1 HEIERUNG SALE '89 BARRjEC(tA*T£fft6lES' §ALE""TP5 . 'JTJT "*ANY ^ ^ ANY \ 'SALE '• \m\ *fw Uotss SVJ^ . All MEN'S &JAOIES SIZES JYROilA'BJNOI^OS,;:^^ •::.; I *& Oil SUN I $ t RETAIL'15 Oft MORE 5 off ' yVAflMTH •COMfQRT'; Fit'* PfirofiMANcH GLASSES] BAG) [Qj $ I I SKI SHOPS FREE • BL00MFIEIO HILLS: 2540 WOODWARD at Square Lake Rd 338.0803 • . . FREE 2 FOR 1 LIFT TICKET COUPONS GOOD AT SUGARIOAF SKI AREA TO •BIRMINGHAM: 101.T0WNSENDcor/ier of Pierce .. • '644.5950 • EAST OEfflOlT: 22301 KELLY RD between 8 & 9 Mi 778-7020 ®m All CUSTOMERS DURING OUR SKI • PUT. CLEMENS: 1216 S. GRATIOT ^WNo of 16 Mi . 463-3620 •SUGAR LOAF: At Sugar Loaf Ski Area nr Traverse City 228-6700 SHOW SALE. LIMIT 2 COUPONS PER PERSON THAWED. NOV. 10, 1982. • UVONIA/fiEOFORD: 14211 TELEGRAPH at Refines Fwy '534*8200 • FARMINGTON HILLS: 27847 ORCHARD LAKE RD all 2 Mi. 553-8585 NO PURCHASE AT BAVARIAN • ANN ARBOR: 3336 WASHTENAW West of ITS 23 * 073-03404 .VI^A - •.MASTEtt CARO -AMERICAN EXPRESS «0INERS VILLAGE NECESSARY. NOT AVAILABLE AT OUR SUGARLOAf SKI SHOP. • FLINT: 4261 MILLER RD.-ac.fossfromGenesee.Valley'" 732-5560 OPEN EVENINGS 'TIL 9, SAT. 10-5:30, SUN. 12-5. SALE ENDS WED. NOV 10 End of road near Thursday, November 4, ^982'0&E (R-10A.W.G-9AXU15A Road Commission outdoors wins court round Fitness favored in tri-county area By Lem Mese* swimmng, bicycling, tennis, racquet- and Silhouette American), YMCA and gram is free, but pre-registration is re By Suzie Rollins Singer "I'm really not sure what else can be outdoors writer ball and exercise classes But only a YWCA. quired by calling the park office at 697- staff writer done. We do have one other case pend small proportion actually participated Among kids, the most popular organ 9181. ing in the Court of Appeals that should Metropolitan Detroit residents like in organized sports. izations are Little Leagues, Boy Scouts Even though the weather indicates The Wayne County Charter Commis be ruled on soon," Mack added. to spend their leisure time on physical Huron-Clinton Metroparks were vis . and Girl Scouts, in that order. Indian summer. Kensington Metropark sion has given up its fight "in Circuit Mack said the Court of Appeals suit fitness activities or other forms of rec ited by more than half of the 750 house A POPULAR activity not mentioned will hold a family walk called "Nature Court to dissolve a union contract be was filed on behalf of Justine Barns, D- reation they can do alone. holds in the sample. Prepares for Winter" at 10 a.m Sun tween the county Road Commission Westland, vice-chairwoman of the According to a survey by Market The most popular activities today in the survey is fishing. On Wednesday, Nov. 10, the Four Seasons Fishing Club day, Nov. 7, Naturalist Andy Retzloff and its top managers. charter commission. Because it was Opinion Research, adults and teen share these features: will conduct a 1 ^-hour walk searching Instead, the Charter Commission is filed on her behalf personally, it will agers have become quite concerned will hold its monthly meeting in the • Free, or based on predetermined Daniel A. Lord Council Knights of Co for animal homes, winter fruits and banking on a favorable state Court of not become defunct Nov. 3. with their health and the fitness of "once only" costs. buds. Persons should meet at the na Appeals ruling as its last hope their bodies. lumbus Hall, 39100 Schoolcraft Road, "She claims that all-of her work was • Nan-restrictive in terms of between Newburgh and Eckles roads, ture center building.. The program is According to Charter Commission subverted by the Road Commission. As The survey firm did the study for lengthy commitments. free, but advance registration is re attorney Milton Mack, vfsitlng Judge Livonia. Guests are welcome, and re a public official, she worked for reform United Community Services of Metro • Mostly self-initiated rather than freshments will be served. quired by calling685-1561 Kenneth Sanborn in Wayne County Cir and has the right to seek vindication of politan Detroit. team-oriented. WINTER DOESNT have to be drab cuit Court last week refused to reverse her work,'' Mack said. It found adults in almost 40 percent • Accomplished without the need of PERSONS LOOKING for a family For a list of all the happenings in II his August ruling that the Charter Com THE BARNS SUIT seeks to reverse of the area's households used half or special or conventional facilities outdoors program should stop by the counties of lower Michigan' from Octo mission has "no standing" to block the the opinion issued by visiting Wayne more of their leisure time outside ^heir ™ • Flexible in location. the nature center of Oakwoods Metro- ber through March, pick up a copy of Road Commissions contract. Circuit Judge David Vokes in January homes. This was particularly true of Tri-county residents have shown con park near Flat Rock at noon Sunday, the Southeast Michigan Travel and The charter unit branded the Road At that time, Vokes said the Road Com singles living alone, unrelated adults siderable interest in outdoor facilites Nov. 7. Park naturalist Mike George Tourist Association's Calendar of Commission-managers' contract a mission has the right to unionize. sharing quarters, or households with in that offer opportunities for picnicking, will conduct the program, which in Events at any state highway informa "sweetheart" deal aimed at frustrating "A three-judge panel is scheduled to comes ranging from $10,000 to $15,000 family recreation and walking. cludes a potluck lunch followed by a tion center, the State Travel Bureau, county reorganization by a new county read the motions on Tuesday and issue a year. Churches are the most popular form nature walk. Participants should bring Greenfield Village, the downtown De executive. an opinion. No oral arguements will be Physical fitness activities were par of organization, followed by commer their own lunch and meet in the park troit Visitor Information Center and heard," Mack said. ticularly popular — walking, bowling. cial health clubs (such as Vic Tanny ing lot of the nature center. The pro AAA offices. SANBORN SAID only the county ex "We want to get this settled before ecutive has the power to enforce the January (when the new county execu charter tive assumes office)," he added. "He (Sanborn) said the charter com The Charter Commission brought mission can only prepare and distrib suit against the Road Commission after ute the charter, but it has no mandate 73 top employees, all managers and to put it into effect," Mack said. highly skilled persons, approved a six- The battle is over, he added, because year contract for themselves. 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P215/75R-15 51.90 56.90 65.90 , 36" P225/75R-15 52.90 57.90 66.90 P235/75R-15 53.90 58.90 67.90 J7^r3Purchase 15° sq" ft- of any Headliner> Chandelier VANITY or Masters Qeiling - Get a smoke detector or fire extinguisher FREE from Armstrong. $148.00 PAINT SHINGLES RITE BEAM BUY 2 GALLONS OF OUR SECURITY LIGHT BEST-QUALITY PAINT - GET-THE 3rd GALLON ... at the ML - Instant BEST ,5—^ White Light FREE price aJ- Replaces MIX 'n MATC,H two 150 watt • in. floodlights Do your town! $7.89 whole house.' $29.95 Guaranteed Lowest Prices! ^ BRIGHTON 525Moin St 227 1831' - OPEN: , ^£jnd the lowest advertised price on anV tiro, we'll match it OETROir . 5311 t Novodo ..- . . 368 1800 Mon thru Thurv • ftNlOU . U37S Torr.y Rd " 629 3300 8 o.m. ro 5 p m on the same or dofrTpHfaDieiire UNCOINPARK 325$ fori St 386 5177 Friday MI ClfJWFNS 5 S Grooibock 4692300 PINE 8 o.m fo 6 p m OWOSSO 13 IS E MoinSt ,72} 8911 i FARMlNGTOfVNGVI LIVONIA GARDEN CITY RfOFORD 12222 lnk»(». Rd 937 911 ) "" Soturdoy 36591 Plymouth Rd. 33535 Ford Rd. CASHWAY sourHFiliD 22800 W 6Mil« 353 2570 8 O.m. to 4 p.m. 43111 Grand River SOUFHIYON 20801 Pontioc Troil 437 4161 Sunday 1 block E, of NoviRd. at Lov8n 1 mile W. of Merriman LUMBER UllCA 48075 Von Dyk« 739 7463 10 o. m. to 3 p.m i 348-20^0 425-7666 425-6668 WArtRFORO 7374 Highlond Rd 666 2440 YPSIIANH fc26N Huron 481 1500 PRICES GOOD VD (hir /on f>rict"* MlCMSUN vwww COOD/VI/M BFOoodtfch ,x\ ££t?f Soma ilomi may no' b» oven able ot oil locotiom AM il»mj Coih & Corry THRU NOV. 3-9 hclf) \ on mnkc it. J FREE MOUNTING* DAILY 9-8; Sat. 9-5 10A(W,G) O&E Thursday, November 4. 1982 New cards A Family Dedicated to BPW fund-raiser helps education assist racquetball Funeral Service . • FRUIT SALE group may receive information at Thursday, Nov. 4 — Garden City these meetings players Cougar Marching Band will hold a fruit sale through vNov. 15. Navel-oranges, community calendar • CHRISTMAS BAZAAR grapefruit and tangejos are available Saturday, Nov. 20 - Douglas School Westland Parks and Non-profit groups should mail items for the calendar to the Ob Recreation Department in small and large boxes Phone orders PTA is sponsoring a Christmas bazaar i; can be accepted after 4 p.m at 261- server, 36251 Schoolcraft, Livonia, Ml 48150. The date, time and from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m at Douglas Ele now is offering" raquet- 6185 or 422-0451. place of the event should be included, along with the name and mentary School 6400 Hartel, at Maple ball phone cards for play ers' convenience. The phone number of someone\vho can be reached during busmess wood, Garden City. Tab.es are $10 and can be reserved by vailing Audrey Wor- new cards allow the hold • EPILEPSY SUPPORT hours to clarify information er to. phone in reserva Thursday, Nov. 4 - The Epilepsy ton, 421-8351, tions for racquetball- 11 Support Program, Inc. a self help • WEIGHT CONTROLLERS court times up to one group will meet from 7:30 - 9:30 p.m. in Jewelers, corner of Ford Road and more information, call 522-8787 or 427- Weight Controllers, sponsored by the week in advance. AH Saints Lutheran Church, 8850 New- Middlebelt; the Hair Hut, 2P848 Ford 6179. Garden City Parks and Recreation De burgh Road, comer of Newburgh and Road, west of Middlebelt: or Garden partment, meet at 7 p.m. Tuesdays in 1 Cost is $50 for resi Joy Roads. For more information, call City Florist, 29920 Ford Road, just* • LAMAZK SERIES the Log Cabin, Cherry Fill east of Mer dents and $70 for non-res Jim Brown at 477-4064 west of Middlebelt. Prizes will be Monday, Nov. 8 - The Plymouth riman. Anyone may attend Price is 25 idents. Senior citizen awarded. Proceeds support the club's Childbirth Education Assoication is Of cents per meeting. For more informa rates are $40 for resi • AGING CHANGES education fund. fering a seven week Lamaze series at tion, call 421-4545. dents and $60 for non-res Thursday. Nov 4 — The Maplewood Garden City Osteopathic Hospital. For idents. Center in Garden City will present a • BAZAAR registration information and other 9 LIONS CLUB program on aging at 1230 p.m at the Saturday, Nov. 6 - The Garden City class locations, call 459-7477. The Garden City Lions Club has bin This-represents a sav Larry. Gerry and Larry Griffin center. A speaker will talk on physical Presbyterian Church will hold is annu- go Sundays in the American Legion ings of $10 for residents Licensed Funera! Directors changes in the body For more infor ., all holiday bazaar from'9 am to 6 p.m. • VOLUNTEERS NEEDED Hall on Middlebelt south of Ford. Doors and non-residents alike. mation, call Sue Wisocki at the Center The church is located at 1841 Middle- Monday, Nov. 8 — The Michigan open at 5:30 p.m. The club meets the L.J. Griffin Funeral Homf belt, one block south of Ford Road. A The department is lo Heart Association needs volunteers first and third Tuesday of each month cated in the Bailey Rec • LAS VEGAS "turkey dinner will be served from 11 from 11 am to 430 p.m. all Mondays at 7:30 p.m. in the Silver Bar Restau 7707 Middlebelt Friday, Nov. 5 — and Saturday Nov. reation Center, on Ford •am to 6 p.m. for $3 75. Call 421-7620 in November to help at the Michigan rant, on Middlebelt north of Ford west of Wayne roads be •Just South of Ann Arbor Trail) 6 Las Vegas night from 7 p.m. to 1 for more information. Heart Assoication in the Whitman Cen am. at Plymouth Knights of-Columbus- hind city hall. Phone 522-9400 ter. 32235 W Chicago Call 557-9500 for • DISCOUNT SKATING number is 722-7620. 150 Fair Street of Ann Arbor Road, on • LAS VEGAS NIGHT more information. Residents of Garden City wishing to Mill Street to the Railroad tracks (near Saturday, Nov. 6 — American Le • PINOCHLE take advantage of discount open skat the bingo sign). Admission is J3 and en gion Post 396 will host Las Vegas night ing admission at the Civic Arena can Monday, Nov. 8 — The Wayne-West- + ¥•¥• T --^ » X T--,--T--W--W- T^T.WTIT titles you to J2 in chips This night from to 12:30 a.m. in the Legion hall at land Community Schools Senior Adult purchase a discount tag for $1. Admis * LARmrP^oVlNVJTEsVwTOCALLTOE* * sponsored by the Committees /or the 2061 Middlebelt in Garden City. Admis Club sponsors pinochle Mondays at 1:30 sion with a tag is 50 cents for children need a solution * HAR80R ISLAND SPA * Proposed Canton Community Catholic sion is $5. which includes free beer, pop p.m. in the Dyer Senior Adult Center, and 75 cents for adults. FAST! * FLORIDA'S GREATEST SPA VALUE! * School. and $2 in chips. Food will be available. 36745 Marquette. For more informa C 5 • CHRISTIAN SINGLES tion, phone 595-2161. • FUNDRAISER Trinity Fellowship meets Friday and • ART FAIR Saturday evenings for a well-rounded Friday. Nov. 5 — The Committee to Saturday, Nov. 6 — The Association • FREE RIDES Wednesday, Nov. 10 — Free trans calendar of events for christian singels {wight km g\ur»nl* r w—****mmimmwm Thursday. November A. 1982 O&E (L,R,W,G)11A 'Customized service' •i S'eraft reaches out to industry Walk-in registration By Tim Richard pital, start-up training for Hanlo BARER, WHO previously worked in computerized at SC staff writer Gauge, and "out-placement*' services the college relations office, was shifted for Associated Spring. . to the business-industry program when When Richard McDowell was hired -it-was created. Walk-in registration different go to the registration center in the red as president of Schoolcraft College las.t SAID GRIFFITHS: "You work from "There are 2,100 companies which at Schoolcraft College for; e winter wood wing of the Student Affairs Build year, he talked' about "outreach" — their needs, not from your shelf. You have at least 10 employees," Be said of semester. ing to register. Students may also reg helping businesses train employees and discuss their. problems and concerns, the college district. The college target According to Register Russell L. ister at any tirne after their appoint aiding southeastern Michigan's rein- and work backward from there." ed 50 as early prospects. Bogarin, the regUtpkfion process has ment time if they find that more con dustrialization. The community college first sur The college aiso has joined other been computerized, and it will mean an venient. "The program is nine months old, and veyed its own faculty to see who might agencies in training programs. Among end to the long lines which students last week . trustees gave McDowell's be interested in teaching in industry for its partners are the Wayne County Eco have come to accept and endure over REGISTRATION appointments now staff high marks for the early efforts. supplemental pay. If no one on faculty nomic Development Corp., which is the years. / are being distributed for Mondays Highlights: is available, then an outsider will be working with automotive suppliers on a The new process is both-convenient through Thrusdays from Nov. 15 to • "Since the first of the year, nearly hired. . program of "just in time" delivery, city and easy for students. Dec 16. 50 companies have been personally Sometimes an existing Schoolcraft industrial developers; and the Michigan First, they go to the registrar's office contacted. The result has been a gener> course is used, as in the supervision and Department of Education. in the Student Affairs Building to get Hours of registration are 11 am. to 7 21 increase irr awareness on the part of public speaking couisis^Much' of the an appointment and the necessary reg pm. Monday and Tuesdays, and 8:30 both the college and the business com time, the course is tailor-made to solve McDOWELL REPORTED progress istration forms. am. to 4 p.m. on Wednesdays arjd munity. the company's problem. on another front: the Schoolcraft Col Then, at their appointed time, ^ey Thursdays. • "Six individual program packages "You have a three-way conversation lege Foundation, a nonprofit corpora have been implemented, and another — the company, the expert (instructor) tion which raises funds for scholarships DEE>"v~Y TRIPLE METHOD 12 are in development stages " and the college representative," said and equipment. N Stuart Baker Griffiths. Last year the foundation raised only I need a sorqtion STEAM Carpet THE REPORT came from Ron Grif $1,700 in new gifts, so McDowell set a •tempoo-Steam J "We enter into a formal agreement FAST! RiNSE * EXTRACTION fith, dean of continuing education and Holidome-Livonia West — employee to render services. Administrative goal of $15,000. He reported the foun I Cleaning commmunity services, and Stuart selection and startup training. costs are included in the total contract. dation already has raised $17,000 and Baker, coordinator of business and in Cadillac Motor Car Division, Livonia Much oTthe instruction is on-site in the that he is revising his goal upward to Living Room $26.95 dustry and the man whose job it is to - trouble-shooting course for 27 tech industry'-' $25,000. Free Scotchgard - One Room "knock on doors," in McDowell's nicians in digital electronics. All Additional Rooms $ 10.95 words. IndutM*. Pr»-&pomng. Cofcw Fisher Body. Livonia — fundamen &Vil«rwl • 0*OdOrtzar • furM\r» "It takes a while," said Baker, "for tals of speech, Schoolcraft's Communi The Pad* • Hand 8avfc6ad Ccrmr» them to understand what we mean by cations Arts 103. E.H. Rowley CO. Rc-Seli-It ^OarrUcr&BfrniTU Expires Nov. 11,1982 customized service to a business. 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S-liv .1 UKC V • that each and every week your funds are available on the , Minimum Balance $500.00 ...»..:; -1 J»«~ni i .1)4»..* *^ y< f - 1 maturity date and on the next business day without any •!: ,-i• • • • •'• V*. ,;i! v .!'=• ili"\vcii :' a division of $0estlan& ©b&erue Suburban Communications Corp. 3625 i Scnooicraft Sandra Armbruster editor Dick Isham, general manager Philip Power chairman ol the board Livorna Ml 48 150 Nick Sharkey managing editor Fred Wright circulation director Richard Aginian president opinion (313: 59 1-2300 14A(W) O&E-Thursday, Nov6mbet_4, 1982 - * Campaign literature handicaps race •^ "There's too much party and not enough The same leaflet said Skrel voted to raise the former Livonia resident. While in the process of policy of npt printing new issues or charges in its country — that's what's wrong icith it." state income tax. That's true, but the literature- selling her home, she is renting a temporary apart final issue before any election. ~ Remark overheard at Westland eatery on the conveniently forgets to mention that she was re ment in Westland. Skrel said she is unable to move morning of the election. sponsible for an amendment making it a tempo inta.a permanent residence- she wants in Westland Sure, this kind of thing has happened before. Even rary increase. until her current term in the Legislature has ex to Barns. That doesn't make it right, however, or ERHAPS THAT overemphasis on winning at pired. That condominium happens to lie in the dis make it any less onerous. all costs is what tainted the race for state MORE REPREHENSIBLE is an outright lie trict represented by Thomas Brown, who is retiring. The obvious lesson here is for Westland residents representative — Westland's only real printed in a four-page tabloid which lists its origin to be leery in the future of any political literature P electoral contest. distributed at the last minute. as the Westland Taxpayers for Tax Reform, 5627 N. The new 38th District is a combination of the Apparently it wasn't the candidate, but someone Crown in Westland. Barns said Tuesday night that Brown-Skrel districts as a result of new boundaries And that's a lesson learned none too soon. Voters trying to elect Justine Barns to the state House of she hadn't read the tabloid and disclaimed any re drawn since the 1980 census. will face another election Dec. 7 in the Wayne- , Representatives lost sight of the truth in campaign sponsibility for its publication Skrel's literature shows her posing in pictures Westland School District, where 10 candidates are ' literature distributed during last weekend. with Democrats Brown and State Sen. William bidding for four seats. Barns' opponent, Sylvia Skrel, was justifiably an The tabloid pits Democrat Barns against Repub Faust, who also is seeking re-election. Skrel admits Candidates ought to pledge themselves to be noyed to learn that the Barns for State Representa lican Skrel. she didn't have their permission to run the photos, above any dirty political tricks, particularly last- tive Committee distributed a leaflet accusing Skrel "If Westland elects Sylvia Skrel," says the tabloid, but said she notified the officials about what she minute tricks, in that campaign. of voting to give the city of Detroit permission to "she'll be going home to Livonia." Not only is that was doing. The Observer, will do its part to help air the issues hike non-resident income taxes. Skrel said she has a untrue, but Skrel also would be violating the Michi by co-sponsoring with the Wayne-Westland PTA a roll call vote that shows the opposite to be true. gan Constitution if she did so. A sta|e representative WHEN HALF-TRUTHS and distortions are dis candidates night at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 16 in Mar Barns said she received her information from must live in the district she represents. tributed to the public at a time when rebuttal by the shall Junior High, 35100 Bayview. state records she was given. "I will have some of opposition is virtually impossible, that literature Campaigns are an important part of the demo my friends look at it arid see if its correct," she Skrel, who now represents the northern half of does a disservice to the voters and reflects poorly cratic process, but winning isn't everything. The pledged Tuesday night. Westland as part of the old 36th House District, is a on the candidate. That's why the Observer has a objective is serving the voters. '•:m. Nick '%, 7 Arlene Sharkey Furike Tomorrow's Women don't world starts have to take in community beatings ^ST WEEK more than 10,000 persons — in-" OME ABUSED, battered women find their eluding some from suburbs of Detroit — moment of truth in a hospital emergency j gathered for the official dedication of Walt room. I Disney's EPCOT (Experimental Prototype S Previously, a battered wife may have re Community of Tomorrow). mained with an abusive man because she believed The highlight of the event took place when water she couldn't support herself or her children. Fear (rom throughout the world was poured from urns may have robbed her of all spunk. into the Fountain of World Friendship. Major bodies Joan Petroske^ nursing director at Oakwood Hos of water represented included the Arctic Ocean, pital's outpatient center in Canton, has seen plenty Caribbean Sea, River Thames, Mississippi River, of bleeding, bruised and battered wives irj, her eight Sea of Japan and Senagambja River (Africa) years of nursing. At the end of the ceremony people of all nations Recently Petroske and a dozen other nurses in joined in singing a stirring rendition of "Let There vited the First Step agency to teach a seminar on Be Peace on Earth." how to deal more effectively with battered women who come in for treatment. EPCOT'S OPENING near Orlando, Fla. attract ed the attention of people throughout the world. It FIRST STEP is an agency which aids victims of fulfilled the dream of the late Walt Disney, who domestic violence, a term which refers to assaults believed that persons in all nations should celebrate between adults who are married or living together. their cultures and traditions together. "We see (victims) in all stages," said Petroske. Numerous pavilions in EPCOT demonstrate the "Sometimes we see them when they're injured, dr vitality of the peoples of China, France, Germany, the next day. I have seen women hit in the head, and Italy. Japan, Mexico, Canada, the United Kingdom bounced against the wall or pushed down stairs. and the United States In the next year pavilions They may have denied previously that there was a will be added from Africa. Spain and Israel. problem." During EPCOT's opening ceremonies, many The victim may feel isolated, unable to leave speakers repeated the theme: All mankind shares home, but she needs emotional support. That's where First Step comes in. the same aspirations and fears. It was stressed that A government report indicates that one family in minor differences should not separate people from five is affected by domestic violence, says First different lands. Step Director Gayle Ma^tson-Croning«v-T-he-prob —At Disney's nearby-themeparkT The Magic King dom, the same message is given in a more subtle lem cuts across all age, economic and social lines. way. In one of the most popular rides, It's a Small Most victims are women. Police reports show World, boat travelers move past exhibits featuring Dinner and dancing cases in which women are deliberately burned by persons from foreign lands as they sing and play. scalding coffee or in which pregnant women are After a few days, it's easy to feel overdosed by kicked in the abdomen by their husbands. the Disney idealistic view of the United States and I WISH First Step had been in existence in the the world. But it's also refreshing. Hay ride to a country hotel mid-1970s, when women I've known were trapped . in violent relationships. They had to find their own IF DISNEY RAISES hopes about the future of solutions without the support of a unique agency. the world at Orlando, Fla:, they can be quickly O MATTER HOW he tries to avoid it on Jane, an attractive, intelligent woman, had a hus dashed by a return to the Detroit area. Newspapers these nice moonlit evenings in the fall band who blackened her eyes when dinner wasn't contain many stories which distress those of us who when Mother Nature is shedding her color- ready on time. He settled arguments with fists and N fal autumn dress and the air is crisp, The ) the stroller hope for the Disney ideal. feet. v CMKT VPPP Thursday. November 4, 1982 Q&E (P,017A.R,W,G-15A)»19A •---"- photography Monte Nagler 4 Be prepared' — that's motto of the good photographer In most of my past columns, I've pictures won't excape your lens. How exciting pictures of them would talked about planning your photo You may never know when that spe be, I thought. But I also knew that I graphs; studying the composition, de cial picture will come up, so begin by would have to be prepared if 1 wanted termining depth-of-field, expressing a disciplining yourself to carry your to bring home memories of them on single idea — in short/thinking it out in camera at all times. Make sure it's film. advance. loaded with film and that the ASA dial So I attached a 200-ram lens to my Often times, however, a picture is is correctly set. camera, set the shutter-speed dial to 1/ f|not planned . .it just happens. And if A newsworthy event or a beautiful 250 second, predetermined that the your camera is ready, you can capture scene may be just around the corner. matching aperture would be an accept the moment on film. And if you're shooting a sports activity, able F-4, and began to climb the steps. How often have you been caught have the exposure set and prefocus on The picture accompanying this story without your camera when a rainbow the area where you think the action is one result and has always been a fa- suddenly lit up the sky or a setting sun will occur. vSrite photographe of mine. If I hadn't painted it with vibrant colors? Or per- When traveling, put your traveler's been prepared, I would have lost the p haps your child looked at you with that vision in gear and be ready for the unu shot. unique, unforgettable expression and sual. « 1982, Monte Nagler your camera was packed away out of mreach . A FEW YEARS ago in Rome, I was Did you know that many well-known about to visit an old church that re Short shots p photographs, even Pulitzer prize quired a steep climb up an ancient, ^"' winners, were obtained only because stone set of steps. From below, I could • Columnist Monte Nagler will someone was there at the right time see a number of elderly women sitting teach a four-week photography course I% with a loaded camera? on the steps whose craggy faces were at Henry Ford Community College be etched with lines of character and wis ginning Nov. 8. Phone the college at An Italian woman in Rome made a prize-winning photo for Monte Nagler, who saw the situation in BE PREPARED and those exciting dom. 271-2854 for registration information. 1 advance and had his camera ready. StartA^h^ToD With Home Improvement IJ Laurel BE IN THE= ¾ FVBN1TUBE FOREFRONT @o*3X' IKO ARMOUR | SOLID PINE OF TODAY'S ISEAL SHINGLES THANK YOU x- *eete£x Shingles TECHNOLOGY S^"E>potur* SWIVEL >;^=P^ Spring 15 r»»/ limltod wa runty u Air Force scientific BAR STOOL engineering of ! appreciated your support ^3P - fecial S032 TWO FINISHES ficers plan tomor ^^ GjrxSl* 24"and 30' High in the general election, row's weapon $24.95 per *q. I MM i*H-tuBna. 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PrudentiahBache ?•••• •fit I rr\... .,'•<••. Uf-r-.tf- Thursday. November 4, 1982 O&E (W,G)1B -ForquiltelTTfTary Berkas (left) and Cheryl Boyd, Helen Blass was just one of many mall visitors interested in their work. The maU was in stitches "I have never done a show with so many dimen has been considered a leading fashioner of woven sions," she said. "When we started making arrange rugs, was there with an "apprentice," husband ments, the others came to me and wanted to be Richard Jodman. T WAS like a quilt convention with all the rela included." "This is a craft I learned as a child on the Mon tives invited. She said it was the first time Stearns & Foster tana prairies," she said. "We all prepared fabric for Prize-winning quilts were on every side for dedicated Patchwork filled the whole area surround stitchers who visited Westland Mall last week. had released more than a few quilts for an exhibit, a neighbor lady who did the weaving. Rag rugs I ing the fountain at the Westland Shopping so the profusion of colorful patterns around the -tave always been around — it was the way to use Center the end of last week. Westland fountain probably was a first nationally. up old fabrics.^ ._. ._ — Not your run-of-the-mill representatives of the The fair, dreg, an assortment of artists, like Ada- "The show, said Charleen Lamphere of the West- realm of patchwork, mind yu, but 25 real champi line Truax, who sat through the four days in old- land center staff, stirred major interest and drew a ons," allwLnners in the annual competition for ex fashioned dress and duster cap, turning out intrl- ^n>wdjh^jies4y1beda*^>ben<>menatf perts sponsored by Stearns & Foster, the nation's^ catejace .while-people stopped to^watch. : "We had several reservations from out of state top supplier for quiltere; "This is my retirement project," said the former for the craft classes," she said. They bloomed In bright appliques and piecework occupational therapist who will be 74 this month. The big response was explained in part by Bar- and kept a steady stream of visitors exclaiming in "I've been doing it for nine years. And coming to bar Cohoe of South Lyon, one of many visitors from admiration and laying fingers tentatively on the shows, I meet so many nice people." other sections of the metropolitan area. tiny, delicate stitches. "There are lots of art shows," she said, "but noth "Quilts just beg to be touched," said Mary Silber, ing bejorefor those of us who like to sew." who organized the show and really was trying to discourage that sort of thing. The hand making face belongs to Adaline Truax, a 74-ypa/-old De-' troiter who demonstrated her "retirement project" for visitors to Yer Lor threads a needle for Hmong the Westland fair. stitchery. Richard Jodman,-"apprentlcalio his.wife.Nina, demonstrates the wftawinn, nf mq HIQ* fnservice educator Hospital honors4tyeaFS of nursiifin jg By Margaret Miller Wp.slPy^pu^u<^-t»W>nf-m- iitir «mt-vir* ~ At BI-county Community HospitaUn IhaUorced-anotliei iielum to nursfe—_,_ left-write jEitLlheJiospUal-heFe-was-'lieT-ablltty—warren in .1968 and 1969, she started ln8- hf to influence young nurses an in-servic•-•••-e education• program. "»•"I'm— please dJ ~'"withi tlwrwatfflhffayy the family^ After 41 years- of assorted nursing _ "She-really had a- great impact oTT "" ^ reaTIy~ilked that work," she re has turned Out," said this working - responsibllitiesrMargnerne' Wesley of these girls right out of school," he said, members, "but my husband/s business mother. "The^ are making their own • way and doing well. I know, though, Westland finds herself in the annals of "particularly In the areas of empathy relocated so we moved to the west sub- 1 _the Michigan legislature. —. • : _ and concerned care for patjenisJl -._ _ _urbs. J_,decjded. to check the hospital^ that I've had some help from above. I The staff of Garden City Hospital, The document presented bore out his* here and see if they had that kind of a firmly believe-that" ~ ~ '"^ where she served 13.years before retir comments. situation" LOOKING TOWARD retirement, ing last weekend, Included a framed "She has guided, oriented and trained And that was how Garden City Hos Wesley will first be much Involved in proclamation signed by Michigan state literally hundreds of nurses," it stated. pital and its in-service director got to- wedding plans. Her son Dan Is going to Sert. William Faust and state Reps. "In teaching of new nurses, she has giv- getber for a 13-yearassoclatlon be married this month..beiDre=movir T5TJTe~San "Fra ncisco area,. Richard Young and William Keith en of herself ^Uh=^a4^th^»d=Jinder-==^^ realry-h^ve^^enjoyeTIll the varlons ^jin^n^Jhe^UttsJie^eceived-flt-tiTtJ--^ staiidTngrSWlnstllls in her students the kinds of work, the people I have known, Another son, Dave, lives in Los Ange-. flrement'tea love of people and continually stresses the patients I have cardd for," Wesley les with his wife Kathy. John, the oldest "I was pleasantly surprised," said the the many rewards she has experienced said. "I always felt there was a chal son, and his wife and two sons, are resi departing director of the hospital's in- In helping to make people wen." lenge." dents of New Baltimore. service education program, who also After the wedding the elder Wesleys received a money tree and a collection WESLEY BEGAN finding, those THREE SONS were born to Mar will work on refurbishing their West-, rewards in Hfghland Park General guerite and John Wesley between nurs- of cards and mementos from her fellow rt workers at the hospital Hospital after grfldllatj g-in-4944-from—-4ttg-asstgnnTBffPX ' retire In May as supervisor at Owens- - Jt-was-a-finctribute, And after they T'drnVaTn^XOtheraTrHo^ltalTsclTW)! ^- "I thought when I had my-first child— Illinois-In-Milanr and the-couple-figure read It they said it would be presented of nursing. "Highland Park was a very that 1 was through working," she said, they will then be able to do some lei-. to the state legislature. I didn't know a old hospital, but I was on a new ward, "but there were always crises." surely traveling. thing about it.» she said. She was head nurse there It was the need for nurses created by "I decided to stop working now;" said" Hospital administrator Allan Break- when she left in 1949. ' '.. World Wat' II that pressed: her back Wesley, "because I had passed my_60th le, who made the presentation, noted From" 1950 to 1955 she was head into service after her first son was birthday — that was a goal — and be nurse for the surgical and orthopedic born. "Then it became fashionable for cause I didn't want to drive through the Marguerite Wesley shows the floor at Children's of Michigan. women to work and I kept on," she said. winter snows." citation she received upon re She next served St. John's Hospital John Wesley was employed by the Looking forward to the chance to "do tirement as In-service educa on the far east side of Detroit." Ford Motor Co. when the second_son in special things^_durlng_ tha_daytlme^—- JbeJamily arrive^ "-and-when-he -was— Wesley expects to make the retirement- tion director at Garden City "I did many kinds of nursjng Mere," she said, "clinical, emergency room, six weeks old the Ford workers wenUn *rt||i<}tTnfrnt wlthh-iiLiort-mni !• •iMfflcuT ArfT EMANUELE/«t«tf photographer Hospital. head nursing." . —strike ~ ~ . ly* WMW *•** mww*wwm^^m*^^rm*mm*mm**^mmmm*ii9*mm^mi 28(l.R,W.Q) O&E Thursday, November 4, 1982 How you can submit news new voices Information for the clubs in action Suburban Life section of Andrea Marie Eggert was born' Oct. 6 in Provi-, - The Observer should be dence Hospital to Kenneth and Deborah Eggert of • CHINA PAINTERS submitted in writing to Wakendon, Redford. Andrea has a sister, Sarah Bill Garrison will demonstrate a new Margaret Miller, Subur Elizabeth, 2. Their grandparents are Joanne and- method of painting wildlife on pre-tint- ban Life editor, 36251 Mark Eggert of Detroit, Barbara Kulka of Farm-, ed tile at a meeting of the Northvillle Schoolcraft, Livonia ington and Roy Kulka of Brighton. Spring Chapter of the Michigan Feder 48150. Michael and Gall Buchan of Redford announce ation of China Painters at 10 a.m. to the birth of their first child, a daughter, Emily Mi day In Jackson Center, 32025 Lyndon, Notices should be chelle, on Sept. 26. Emily's maternal grandmother Livonia. Donation is |2. " received by Monday for is Mary Alene Phillips of DeBary, Fla., and her; * publication Thursday and paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bu • EPILEPSY SUPPORT by Thursday for publica- chan of Harper Woods. A group discussion will take place at . lion Monday. They will be > ' - a meeting today at 7:30 p.m. of the Epi used as soon as possible Brian and Deb Broombaugh of Redford announce, lepsy Support Group in All Saints Lu prior to the event.- the birth of a daughter, Sarah Lynn, on Oct. 14. theran Church, 8850 Newburgh at Joy, Steven and Virginia Llptak of Northvllle an. Livonia. nounce the birth of their first child, a son, Brandon ' All information should James, on Oct 13 In St. Mary Hospital, Livonia: • CAMERAICLUB. - be typed or-written clean "Brandon" is*the grandson of Junior .and Virginia An open slide competition will be the ly and should include a Jones of. Detfcoit and Donald and Rosalie Liptak of highlight of a meeting of the Livonia telephone number for Livonia. His great-grandparents are William and Camera Club at 7:30 p.m. Thursday, checking during business Bessie Gibson of McAUen, Texas, and John and Nov. 4 at Grant Elernentary School, hours. Pictures to accom Hazel Liptak of Livonia. pany news items may be 9600 Hubbard, Livonia. ., submitted for considera Katy Elizabeth Pepper was Born to Ray and Sar tion. ah Pepper of Novl on Oct. 16. Her grandparents are • AUCTION PARTY Jim and Rheyma Rutter of Plymouth and Roger An auction party to benefit Newman and Jo Pepper of Livonia. Katy has a.sister, Jen House, site of the campus ministry at Requests for pictures nifer Rae, 2¼. . Schoolcraft College, will be held at 8 to be taken by Observer fe p.m. Friday, Nov. 5 at St. Edith Church, staff photographers or Edward and Sharlane Leshinsky of Redford an 15089 Newburgh, south of Five Mile, suggestions for news sto nounce the birth of a son, Justin Alan, on Sept. 17.. Livonia. Tickets are $5 per person or em 8RESLER/8taH photographer ries should be made at Justin is the grandson of Mitchell and Catherine $10 for a family. To obtain them con The Garden City Business and Professional Wom ting the cards ready are Betty Kuhlman (left), Vir least two weeks before Sabal of Dearborn and Edward and Dolores Leshin tact the Rev. Bob Schaden at 464-2160 en's Club is holding its annual smorgasbord and ginia Ligghio and Ann Stapleton, party chairman. the desired publication sky of Southfleld. His great-grandparents are - or Judy Basile at 261-7065. Tickets also_ cardj)arty at 7:30 p.m. SaturdayJn RfldclifiJ -ceramfe-Chrtetmas tree and~a~1rlp to Toronto :<}ate^€ati"MiHer at-&9t^ Thomas and Philippa Ltshinsky ofDetroiraml-Celi-- canheycan be purcnased~at the door. former Radcliff Junion High School, 1751 Radc!iff> will be prizes for the event. • 230°-Ext 302 na Burton of Dearborn. Garden City. Admission is $4.50 per person. Get- # THREE FLAGS CHAPTER Mrs. Morley Foster of Farmington —Hills-wilr-speak T>rrirle""rnaians~of 15e~ • HUB 30 UP for dancing from 8-11 p.m. Tickets at week studying environmental educa Great Lakes region at a noon meeting The sixth anniversary of the HUB 30 $12 may be obtained by calling the Y at tion at Conservation camp" at a 2 p.m. Monday, Nov. 8 of the Three Flags" Up Club will be celebrated at a dinner- 561-4110. The event is open to both sin meeting of the Rosedale Garden Chapter of the Daughters of the Ameri dance starting at 6:15 p.m. Sunday, gled and married persons. Branch of the Woman's National Farm can Revolution. It will take place in the Nov. 14 in the YWCA Family Center, and Garden Association on Tuesday, home of Mrs. Ronald Zumbrunnen of 26279 Michigan, Inkster. The Wolve • ROSEDALE GARDENERS Nov. 9 in Alfred Noble Library, 32901 f , Plymouth. rine-Wash Combo will provide music Jeanette Scott will talk about ber Plymouth Road, Livonia. efu/ cuA FURS Manufacturing Makes the Big-Differe-ace Make room for "individuality". Ui^r EXPANDED 8 f Chamber ksm Real Estate Co Consult with the President, A J.RIcbter or Bad CABLE Chamberlain at 643-4500 THE TOTAL WOMAN LISTINGS. Would you like to be more organized? Want an eyen better marriage? Need a challenge? Need a change in your attitude? COME TO THE TOTAL WOMAN SEMINAR Nov. 13,9 am-4pm at Westland Assembly of Cod 1075 Venoy - Garden City for information & Registration call 421-0476 or 386-3765 -35ra-ANNGAfc-*** JUNIOR GOODWILL NOVEMBER 5TH, 6TH, & 7TH 11:00 AM TO 9:00 PM ON FRIDAY, SATURDAY 11:00 AM TO 5:00 PM ON SUNDAY • DONATION - S3.50 TICKET INFORMATION-(313) 474-5887 Fully let out Fiich as seen on Channel 9,10 pm news. One of Mr. 'FINE ART AND ANTIQUES^ Gervais very-unusual-designs. Full •Paintings—and-wate best.. XV Guide. Sfa&er&'&oos 762 Ou«1l«tt« Avtnu* 3 block* from lunn«t «ilt aaON.WoOcjwifdAvcflU* BirxalnltumMUhilOii^OM (313J&4C-4560 1-^19-253-2111 N«* Stw» Moor* • Ot'ly 9-6 _^._Jn_Wind»or ,„^Qn-sale now. 14¾ part of t wvm^vmmmmmmimm Thursday'. November 4, 1982 U&E (L.R,W,G)3B -" Crafty 'scrounger' highlights show mm'.? 3 David Moeller Is winding up the sanding, oiling Saturday, Nov. 6 In Garden City Presbyterian and finishing of the assortment of wood art works Church, 1841 Mlddlebelt. Lunches, deluding a com he will offer Saturday for the annual arts and plete turkey dinner, will be served for*3/75 start JlIltK crafts fair at Hawthorn Center. ing at 11a.m. Moeller, a Canton resident who "scrounges" na bazaars • ST. CHRISTOPHER-ST. PAUL EPISCO tive woods to turn slabs into bowls, platters and PAL candlesticks, is one of the artists who will be on . Jams, jellies, plants, needlework- and beaked hand 9:30 am. to 4 p.m. at the center, 18471 Hag- Other area bazaars are: goods will be among the Items offered at Shoppers' gerty. Alley frdm 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6 in St. The sale is sponsored by the Hawthorn-Northville • TRINITY PARK WEST "" - Christopher-St. Paul Episcopal Church, 20750 Six chapjer of the Michigan Association forEmotional- The residents of Trinity Park West, a home for Mile, Detroit. Lunch will be served from,11:30 a.m. ly Disturbed Children. Proceeds from the sale will .senior citizens at 38910 Six Mile, Livonia, will hold to 1:30 p.m., A snack bar will be'Open-from 10 a.m. be used for young patients at the center. Tours of their third annual Christmas craft bazaar Nov. 5, 6 to 4 p.m. the center, one of the nation's outstanding mental and 7. Handmade gifts will be featured. Hours are health facilities for children, will be offered during from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Thursday arfd Friday and • CAMBRIDGE MANOR tjie sale. from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. The annual helping hands bazaar.to benefit Cam Moeller is a craftsman in wood. He turns slabs of bridge Manor, a residential home for retarded citi ash, oak, walnut,.apple and cherry into bowls and • LIVONIA MALL zens, will be held from It a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday, platters. He said he likes his pieces to be distinctive Handmade, wood and ceramic crafts will be on Nov. 6 at the Wallaceville School, 24695 Ann Arbor as well as utiUtafian. A fruit bowl, empty or filled sale at the Livonia Mall holiday bazaar Nov. 5 and Trail, Dearborn Heights. Homemade foods will be • with polished apples, must, give pleasure to the 6. served all day. Featured will be games for chil beholder, he said dren, arts and crafts, flea market, cake walk and • CHRIST THE KING CHURCH many articles made be handicapped students. HE HUNTS THE raw materials of his craft in A craft bazaar will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 • OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP unusual places. p.m. Nov 5 and 6 in Christ the King Church, 16805 A Christmas boutique sponsored by Our Lady of Friends who burn firewood are a source He Pierson, Detroit. Proceeds will support Christ the Perpetual Help Parish Retirees Club will be held checks their woodpiles for chunks of cherry, apple King School. from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6 at 26667 or walnut. Sometimes he splits wood or turns out a Joy, Dearborn Heights. A snack bar will be open. bowl in exchange for his finds. • ASSOCIATION FOR RETARDED CITI "And I scrounge around the sawmills up north ZENS • OUR SAVIOR POLISH NATIONAL CATH when I go to visit my dad." he added. He tries-to It will be the third art fair for the Association for OLIC find slabs from logs or stumps of trees Retarded Citizens/Northwest Communities when Festivities willl begin at 9 a.m. and end at 6 p.m. The size of a bowl depends on the diameter of the the doors open on its event at 10 a.m. Saturday. on Nov. 6 at the annual Christmas Fair at Our Sav tree. Nov. 6, in Franklin High School, 31000 Joy, Livonia. ior Polish National Catholic Church, 610 Beech The fruitwood bowls are smaller I can_get a 12r._ It will-ee-fttinue to 5 p.m-The rentaHee-fortat Daly, Dearborn Heights. GrrNov. 7 the hours-are— inch bowlTfom appTe~wood. Walnut is almost im $17.50 each or two for $30. Wall space is $13. The noon to 6 p.m. To be featured are crafts, Christmas possible to find, but a 60-foot ash will have a trunk registration deadline is Oct 30. To register call the ornaments and pastries, including angel wings that is two-to-three feet in diameter." ARC at 937-2360. made from a secret recipe. Imported Polish foods He likes to work with ash and not_only because of -will-be sold, and traditional Polish-food-including— its size. "ItVoUe 6nffe~pfeffiest woods, blond, al • GARDEN CITY FIRST UNITED golabki and pierogi will be served. A beef dinner most whitish, and fine grained." METHODIST CHURCH will be presented Sunday. David Moeller shows Moeller also finds a use for smaller branches. On Stuffed animals, dolls, quilts, afghans, pillows, • ST. SARKIS ARMENIAN APOSTOLIC his wares crafted in I \ ( >K I i|<\UKiKD his lathe, he turns out honey dippers, jars with fit plants, baked goods and Christmas decorations will A full menu of Armenian foods plus booths and wood. ted tops, bottle-shaped pieces, goblets and stylized go on sale from 9 am. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6 in entertainment will be available at the Old World mushrooms in all sizes Garden City First United Methodist Church, 6443 Armenian Holiday Bazaar Nov. 6 and 7 at St. Sarkis THIS WILL BE Moellers first year at the Merriman. Rolls and coffee will be served alt Armenian Apostolic Church, 19300 Ford, Dearborn Hawthorn Center crafts sale. His participation morning, and lunch will be offered from 11 a.m. to Highlights will be a white elephant sale, cabaret, came about because of another hobby. He flies 1:30 p.m. games, an old world country_sjorg^ a Christmas model airplanes. -storev-eofrttmrous-buffeT art sale and surprises. He became acquainted-with Dick Sprague of • NATIVITY- UNITE B-eHURCnTJF Shish kabob dinners will be served. Livonia at model airplane competitipns^Spraguera— CHRIST duck__carver^-is a regular in the show, his wife The annual holiday bazaar at Nativity United Yvonne has been a major organizer since the Church of Christ, 9435 Henry Ruff at W Chicago, show's inception five years ago. Livonia, will be held from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Satur The sale features the works of numerous profes day, Nov. 6. Items to be sold include ceramics, ma- sional Michigarvartists as well as an unusual as- cxame.^tatned. glass, dolls, baked goods_andsnacks. ——sortment-of-^rafts. Bill Szaro, noted-Detroit carica turist, will again donate his services. There will be • FROST MIDDLE SCHOOL several special exhibitions including Chinese art, The Parent Teacher Student Association of Frost wood-carving and pewter work. Middle School, 14041 Stark, Livonia, will sponsor a craft show from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 6. CHRISTINE WONG of Livonia will provide the More than 130 artists and crafters will offer 40 dif Chinese water colors and calligraphy. ferent specialities such as leather, tin smithing, Qther Livonia craftsmen in the show are Howard fabric, leaded class and 18th century porcelain doll and Else Scheppe — Howard with his tinware and reproductions. Lunch will be served, and baked BY Else with her dried flower pictures. Elizabeth Cas- goods will be on sale. caden will be back with her paper tole wildlifes. THIS IS YOUR I JOHN Carol Noffz of Northville will take her hand- • GARDEN CITY PRESBYTERIAN CHANCE TO GET McCLELLAND loomed works. Fay Herman of Southileld will have CHURCH KATIE The Tightrope Walker jewelry, and and George Landino of Orchard Lake Homemade candy.plants, baked goods and hand Step right up ladies and gentiemenl We have a small will have handmade wooden toys. allotment ol this appealing new plate at the original issue crafted Items will be on sale at the annual holiday price ot $29.50. Please hurry In to avoid disappointment. - The women's volunteer group from Hawthorn bazaar and flea market held from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. will have trapunto pillows, decorated cheese boxes, jr. .^ MrddJebtlf • Livonia Christmas wreaths, table cloths, place mats andj ( Berween 5 & 6 Shle) tree skirts. They also will have puppets and tote Mon.. Tuej *>d., Sat. 10-6 pen ~iS -i 52201 bags. MK MONOGRAM TJiurs . Fri. 10-9 Open Sun 12-5 SERVICE • Quality work • Large Variety of 50% off your next 40 winks Letter Styles and Sizes by: Myrt Kelly 30425 Lyndon . 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The bride's gown featured long chif fon sleeves, a full skirt and a- jacket over a lace top. A tiara held her veil and her flowers were white silk chrysanthemums and stephanotis. Sharon Camp, maid of honor, wore a gown of apricot Qiana with pleated skfrt and matching jacket. She carried a lighted taper in a hurricane globe with silkflowers in blue, yellow and apricot. Jack Beard was best man. The reception was held at the Black- lock home. Gorshek-Robinson The newlyweds will live at Pine versity, is employed as a welder by Ar Manilla-Brown Bluff where the bridegroom, who grad kansas Louisana Gas Co. David and Joanne Gorshek of Hazel- uated from John Glenn High School and The bride attended the University of Ludwig Manilla of Hemingway wood Street, Westland, announce the attended Southeast Missouri State Uni- Arkansas Fogleman-Nagy Heldenjbrand- Street. Redford, announces the engage engagement of their daughter Debra to Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fogleman of ment of his daughter, Margaret, of Jeffrey Robinson, son of Patrick and Brown Street, Garden City, announce Tondreau Goleta, Calif., to James Brown of Gole- Nancy Robinson of Williams Street, the engagement of their daughter, Ter ta. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Brown Livonia. ry Lee. to Steven Allan Nagy, son of of Colon. The bride-elect is a 1980 graduate of O'Neil-White Mr. and Mrs. John Nagy of Chester Mr. and Mrs Robert Heldenbrand of The bride-elect graduated in 1972 Wayne Memorial High School and em Street. Garden City. Lexington Avenue, Redford, announce John and Dolores O'Neil of Beech- Both are 1979 graduates of Garden from Thurston High School and in 1974 ployed by CBS-Fox Video, Farmington wood Street, Garden City, announce the CTTy'East High School. The bride-to-be The bride-elect graduated from Gar the engagement of their daughter, De Hills. Her fiance graduated from Ste from Schoolcraft College. Her fiance approaching marriage of their daugh works for Taco Bell in Garden City and den City West High School in 1979. Her borah, to James Tondreau, son of Mr. graduated in 1975 from Colon High venson High School in 1977 and from and Mrs Joseph Tondreau of Livonia ter Frances Dee of Detroit to Thomas her fiance for Lee's Auto, also in Gar fiance is a 1977 graduate of Garden School and served four years in the U.S. Madonna College in 1982. He works for den City. City East High School and a student at A May wedding is planned. Donald White, son of Richard and Air Force. Both are employed by the American Community Mutual Insur They plan a Nov. 13 wedding in Gar Schoolcraft College. Both are employed Raytheon Co. at Goleta. ance in Livonia Yvonne White of Giiman' Street, Gar den City. den City Free Methodist Church. by Garden City Hospital. 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Evening Service 6:00 p.m. -"•<>•.''"[ » MINISTERS ST. MATTHEWS WORSHIP SERVICES EVERY SUNDAY 8:00 & 10:30 A.M. UNITED METHODIST i ARCHIE H DONIGAN BARBARA BYERS LEWIS NON-DENOMINATIONAL 30900 Six Mile Rd SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:15 A.M. WORSHIP SERVICE - 9:30 & 11:00 A.M. r8o/ Merrman i Mrddiebeii/ David T. Strong. Minister 464-SSS4 NURSERY PROVIDED 422-6038 522-6830 10 00 AM Worship Servtee Out i^ +^^^±)^^*^MM *^^^^*^*^^*M*M**^*^^^hM 4****±J***MJ*^M^***al^*^ HMMU**»M ^p^^ WP W«*««^^«^l^«PMiPV WJVPP Thursday, November 4, 1982 O&E *7B tHatiens^lanHBd-^ By Sherry Kahan "I hope to re-educate adults to make a commit thought there was more to life than just working staff writer ment to the church," said Charnley, who will lead a and making money. The best way for me to serve 25-week class directed to this end. "Those who were God was to live out my life as a priest serving peo Two men, both of whom have been fulfilling pas becoming Catholic will be baptised, if they have not ple. toral responsibilities at their churches, will have been previously. The rite will also be a profession He studied at Sacred Heart in Detroit, and later formal installations this weekend. of faith for those who have been baptised." earned a master's degree in divinity at St. John After serving Mt. Hope Congregational Church of People ca.n come together as a group in the class Seminary in Plymouth. Livonia four months, the Rev. Steven Schafer will to develop a feeling of community and to have a "I love my life," he stated. "I enjoy being a priest be installed at 4 p.m. Sunday in the church at 30330 faith experience, he explained. and helping people." Schoolcraft. The Rev. H.F. Brown, pastor of Pil grim Congregation Church of Bloomfield Hills, will SCHAFER, 33, grew up on a farm in Ohio. He preach. Joining him for the occasion will be. the SCHAFER SAID HIS hope is to increase, the came into the church as- a result of contact with a Rev. Robert Millar of First Congregational Church church's commitment to being "a family church in religious group working among students'at the uni of Wayne, the Rev. Mark Jensen of North Congre which we have something for every family mem versity he attended, Bowling Green State Universi gational Church, Southfeld, and the Rev. Norman ber, Sunday school, youth groups, fellowship times ty In Ohio. He was asked to train for a year in Ann Grange, retired pastor and Mt. Hope member. and adult education opportunities." Arbor with this group, the Inter Varsity Christian The Rev. George Charnley, acting pastor' of St. "We've already started adult'Bible meetings in Fellowship. Later he worked for the fellowship a Dunstan Catholic Church in Garden City since Sept. my home," he said. "I'm committed to an informal year as a* campusminister in North Dakota. \, will be installed in a service at 5 p.m. Saturday in ministry where individuals can talk about the scrip "While there I enjoyed ministering to students so the church at 1515 Belton. ture over a cup of coffee, and enjoy learning. The much that I felt the call to pastoral ministry," said Bishop Walter Schoenherr will speak. feedback is positive. We just finished a five-week Schafer, who then began to study for the ministry Charnley succeeds the Rev. Leonard Makulski, series concentrating on the chronology of Jesus' at Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary in Hamil who founded the parish 25 years ago and retired teachers, when they first appeared in the New Tes ton, Mass. recently. Makulski, known to his parishioners as tament and how they were trained. "Because I worked with students in college, I had Father Mack, was honored at a pot-luck retirement "We are also starting a second monthly adult fel some experience with the Congregational Church," party in October. lowship time." Schafer said he considers himself "a he pointed out. I liked the diversity of the back Shafer is filling the post vacated several months minister who happens to be pastor." grounds of the people attending the church, Metho ago by the Rev. Joseph Cimbora, who left after "In a large sense," he explained, "every board dists, Presbyterians, Catholics. Basically all de eight years to accept the call of a Seattle church. member and every congregaion member is a minis nominations who call themselves Christian worked ter to one another. In the long range, that is what together in the student group." THE TWO MEN do not plan any abrupt changes I'd like my ministry here to be about, that everyone The college experience led him to chose to minis or departures from the past. will consider himself a minister and be actively in ter in the Congregational denomination. Charnley said he will strive to make St. Dunstan volved ministering." "They are different from other denominational a praying community, the members of which will churches," he said. "They're run by focal congrega make "a journey of faith leading to the Lord." CHARNLEY, 41, grew up in a Catholic family of tions. There is no denominational authority." He will introduce the rite of Christian Initiation 11 children in St. Gregory Parish in northwest De Schafer came to Livonia with his wife Sue and of adults, a ceremony "to gear adults toward evalu troit. He has been an ordained minister only 6¼ daughter Rachel, 3¼. from a small church in a ation of their faith life." years. Before that he was an engineer for the Ford farming community, Hartford, Wis. He looks for Motor Co. for 12 years, and also a basketball coach ward to a long-term ministry in his new position. for St. Agatha School in Redford As a member of Charnley finds St. Dunstan "fantastic^— theNational Guard, he was sent into Detroit during "It's a viable church and parish," he said. "The BILL BfcESLEfVstaff photographer the 1967 riots. people show support and strength. I wanted to be at a place with a school One of my goals is to increase The Rev. George Charnley will be installed Saturday by St. Dunstan "I felt the Lord calling me," said the priest. "I school enrollment." Catholic Church, Garden City. church bulletin Installation for the • NEWBURG UNITED METH arias as well as familiar sacred and; Rev. Steven Shafer ODIST gospel songs. On the piano and organ he will take place Sun The Rev. Alex Brunett, pastor of St. plays a variety of composers from Bee day in Mt. Hope Con Aidan Catholic Church of Livonia, will thoven to his own arrangements of discuss "Hopes and Challenges for hymns and gospel songs. gregational Church, Christian Unity" at 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. Livonia. 7 in Newburg United Methodist Church, • PLYMOUTH UNITED 36500 Ann Arbor Trail, Livonia. ASSEMBLY OF GOD His talk will be part of the church's The film, "Heavenly Deception," will "First Sunday" speaker series. be shown at 6:30 p.m. Sunday at Plym Brunett is director of ecumenical outh United Assembly of God, 40221 and interreligious affairs for the Arch Ann Arbor Trail. The 80-minute film is diocese of Detroit and president of the based on a true story of a college stu National Association of Diocesan Ecu dent spared from destruction in a cult menical Officers of the Roman Catho in time to turn his life around. lic Church, a network of clergy who work in ecumenical matters nationally. _*. CLARENCEVJLLE UNITED £JQonsY2\p He also shares with the Rev. William METHODIST, Quick of Metropolitan United Method A turkey dinner with pumpkin pie ist Church of Detroit and Rabbi David will be served from 5-7 p.m. today by Hertz of Southfield a weekly television the Methodist Youth Fellowship of discussion titled "Open Door." Clarenceville United Methodist Church, J.*-. The evening will include time for dis Rev. Alex Brunett Archbishop Philip Saliba 20300 Middlebelt, Livonia. The cost is cussion and refreshments. There will $3.25 for adults, $2.75 for senior citi be a program for children. speaks on church unity St. Mary guest * zens, $2.25 for children under 12 and ASSEMBLIES OF GOD $11-75 for the immediate family. The i • WARD PRESBYTERIAN in the home of Mr ..and. Mrs.. .George. In.Ljyonla.Assembly of God. 33015_Sev- public is welcome. Dr. Walter Martin, noted Christian Naser of Farmington Hills. Naser Is en Mile, Livonia. The first film of a authority on cults and the occult, will chairman of St. Mary's Parish Council. four-part series is called "Why You Act present a series of lectures on cults Saliba will be the guest of honor at a TheWaiyYouDo." 41355 Six MiloRd. starting at 7 p.m. Sunday at Ward Pres grand banquet at 6 p.m. Sunday in Co'plng With Hostility will be a topic • ST. ROBERT BELLARMINE I CHRISTIAN Northville byterian* Church, Farmington and Six Southfield Manor. on Nov,: .14, followed by overcoming The Rev. Joseph Dustin will perform 348-9030 Mile, Livonia. His talks will continue at fear/.anxiety and worry on Nov. 21. A in a concert at 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 6 in COMMUNITY the same time through Wednesday, • WESLEY EVANGELICAL 'fllm'&Ued "Six Keys to Marital Happi- St. Robert Bellarmine Church, 27101 1 Nov. 10. The Rev. Hubert Harriman, evangel ness"iwjfll be shown Nov. 28. W. Chicago, Redford. The event is spon CHURCH Martin's topic on Sunday will be ist, will speak at an evangelistic ser sored by the Martha Mary Circle of the 11:00 A.M. 'The Whole Truth about-Sun Myung vice at 7 p.m. Sunday in Wesley Evan • CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY church. He will be joined by a jazz Irvincf M. Mitchell, Sr. Pastor MUSIC CONCERT Moon and the Unification Church." His gelical Church, 30069 Cherry Hill, Ink- Marjjri Thompson; lyric tenor, con group and Alma Santa and her accor Richard Easlick, Youth Pastor WITH subjects on Monday will be "The New ster. Harriman has served as a mis cert pianist and organist, will appear in dion. There will also be dancing until 1 Cults: ES/T," which will be followed by sionary in Argentina with World Gospel i a.m. Tickets, to be sold ar the door, are Dan R. Sluka, Director of Music MARTIN conceij| at 11 a.m. Sunday at Christian 1 "The Unity School of Christianity" on. Missions. He is a graduate of Vennard Community Church, 41355 Six Mile. $6, $3 for seniors. To obtain tickets in WEDNESDAY THOMPSON' Tuesday, and "The Errors of Positive College in Iowa and did graduate work Northville. His repertoire includes re advance call Connie Bonarek at 937- Family Nighl 7:00 P.M. • Lyric Tenor Confession" Wednesday. in Jerusalem. ligions art songs, oratorio and opera 2093. • Organist Founder and director of the Chris Nursery Available • j*ianist> - tian Research Institute of Anaheim, • ST. PAUL PRESBYTERIAN •» Calif., Martin holds four degrees in the The Pony Express will ride again fields of philosophy and religious edu this Sunday when 75 church members service cation He is the author of 15 books, in designated as trail riders relay saddle cluding "Kingdom of the Cults" and bags to families which belong to St. Sgt. Major Lawrence Sharp, past tribute to members and veterans of the "The New Cults." Paul United Presbyterian Church,. Five ^commander of the Redford Township- armed services of this country, Canada Brightntoor Tabernacle Nursery care will be provided for Mile at Inkster, Livonia. Each saddle phased 113th Disabled American Veter- and Great Britain. 26555 Franklin Rd • Southfield Ml pre-school children. bags bears the hame of 10 church fami Jjans, will lead the pledge of allegiance Preaching will be Rear Admiral II 696 & 7e)egrai>h Jutl West "< Hol ^•AiAafc .-. .„ ., ..... ^ , tfMfc** MMliflftliMtfti MbAAMli^ftaMfaftifl^il ta*MAMMaMiaMUMii^||i|fliMlAAaMa| 88** O&E Thursday, November 4, 1982 / Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Philip Morris Inc. 1982 16 mg "tar' 11 mg nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC method. i^i wmmmmmmmmm&mm iibe #baeruer Brad Emons, C.J. Risak editor/59 1-2317 Thursday, November 4. 1982 O&E By Brad Emons there was no tomorrow. I knew we North coach Guido Regelbrugge said staff writer could come back." the game-winner should have been disallowed because his goalie had pos It was like pulling teeth. STEVENSON kept up constant pres session of the ball. Referee Phil But Livonia Stevenson began scoring sure for 60 of the 80 minutes of regula Bryant, though, called it a legal goal. and extracted a come-from-behind 2-1 tion play. "I'm happy with everything except I double-overtime win over Grosse But the Spartans and their top thought the goalie had the ball in Pointe North in a Class A semifinal scorer, senior striker Gary Mexicotte, hand," he said. "I'm sorry on a ball like soccer match last night. were thwarted by the defensive tactics this we have to go home losers. of North most of the night. Mexicotte, "Normally ;he goalie gets the advan The victory sets up an all-Livonia who came Into the game with a state- tage." x championship game. Unbeaten Steven record 46 goals, was hounded constant son (20-0) will face rival Livonia ly by three North players. Stevenson outshot North 34-16, Churchill (17-2) at 1 p.m. Saturday at "They had six players back," ex statistic which_really tells the story. Flint Atwood Stadium. plained Scerri. "Gary couldn't move. The Spartans were hurt by the loss of . Larry Witkowski, a senior forward, He'd go through and find another de -midfielder Bill-Ravenna,-who-8tar-t scored" the" winning goal as he kicked a fender there." and tried to play, but was unable to shot through the hands of North net- continue because of a cracked rifcr. minder David Loren at the goal line af North opened the scoring just 57 sec Banyai, bypassed, on the All-Western ter a scramble in front of the net. onds into the match when senior for Lakes squad, was all over the field. He v ward Marc Tirikian kicked in a re anchored the defense along with The crowds estimated at 1,200, bound after Stevenson goalie Ken Burt sweeper Dan Divens and sparked the watched as the host Spartans were had made a spectacular save. offense with the help of Mike Aulicino. frustrated numerous times in their at tempt to score the tying goal in regula The Spartans' then tightened their de "HE'S LIKE a brick wall,"said Scer tion play. fense and Burt later made two key ri of his junior defender. "He directs But defenseman Chris Banyal finally saves, one at the end of the first half everything for us. He was the star of got the Spartans on the board with ap and another at the close of regulation the game." proximately 10 minutes to play on a play. Scerri also praised the play of short shot during another scramble in 1 Divens, calling his game "steady." front of the North net. A corner kick BOTH TEAMS were unable to score "Sooner or later I knew we could set up the tying goal. during the first 10-minute overtime. score a goal," said the Stevenson coach. "We dominated, but sometimes the The Spartans, however, were_eleajly-in, -^We-dominated-the-goal, but I behev ball doesn't go in," said Stevenson control at that point and finally scored luck plays a part of the games." coach Pete Scerri. "For these guys the tie-breaker. This victory, however, was no luck. Hansen's 2 goals power Churchill past Flint squad jaiL^BRESLER/itan ptwtograjpfwj. •v^e *.::>' m* Don't get me wrong. I'm not one .of those However, something must be done to re writers or fans who bad mouth the Catholic evaluate the present structure. The Prep League. I won't lead any crusades to get the Bowl could have matched Rice against De football teams" from that league banned LaSalle — two second-place finishers in Jrom state playoffs just because they "at their respective leagues. tract" student/athletes from other school It also could have matched Divine Child districts as opposed to working with the Jim against DeLaSalle — both" members of the available talent. Double-A. But it should have matched Di Fact is, I've been a fan of Catholic Hughes vine Child against Catholic Central. No ifs?' League football since my younger days first-place CentralTearh against the second" auds uoi playoffs: when I tagged along with my dad every place Double-A team, and the first-place Sunday to .watch games. M iJI2lJL6i^.glS.IU^Double«A-teanv~against the second.place "N.0 matter wftdt " CatMi" r ^.agitcrfiiw.. guy named-Kd-Putshes, who played in Jhe Central team. The two winners would meet tor Walt Bazylewicz said, "not everyone can Catholic League and went on to play college in Sunday's Prep Bowl. win. Someone is going to come out on the ball at the University of Texas-El Paso. I short end. If you're the better team, you're still have visions of Gary Danielson running In this case, Catholic Central played and going to win, if not, you're going to lose." Armstrong Designer Solarian and throwing his team to victory in parochi beat Warren DeLaSalle and Brother Rice One reason for playoffs is it gives the top al high school games. played and beat Divine Child. What's more, teams in the leagues a chance to play other The only no-wax Itoor with the Divine Child, which defeated Rice once this top teams. Since many public schools do not rtehnowof Inlawcolof. Stock material Even the mention of former schools like season and was 7-0 going into the game, favo._/,,.r schedulin" g the «parochia ,,•",...l powers,' only . Visitation, Sa'lesian, St. Ambrose and Austin" was forced to play at Birmingham Seaholm—Cattolic-scJjooUteams-must- look -within— Reg4i8.95sq.yd stir3 memories of my younger days watch —^,ne-of-Rice'&-home-fie5ds—on-parenfs theirJeagup In find learns to fill ont '*•- ing my idols playing each Sunday. night.-- ... — - ._nlne-game_schedute. Doesn't winning the league title mean So it disturbs.me to see what ha.s hap- Armstrong Designer Solarianll anything?. Shouldn't the divisional champ "I WANTED-itllke-we had iUin 1981 -^pened^hlsTy^aT in the Catholic" League." A earn the right to play ln the league cham when we had three non-league games and 'new playoff structure has taken the glamor t pionship game? If there Is a playoff game, then- went into the (regular) season," Fra A remarkable floor, oltera two away'from'winning the.league title. Most shouldn't the team with the better record cassa said. "As far as I'm concerned, It distinctly different no-wax particularly, in the Central and Double-A Mlrabond surfaces. have the home-fiefd advantage, or at worst, benefited us (this year). This year, we have Stock material $09 OKSpecial) r divisions, teams must do more than just win only. sq-yd meT# have the game played at a neutral site? the chance to play for tfie;Catholic League vsq. I Dsq.yd. the divisional championship in order to championship. Reg. $19.9$ (The games wlll.be played each year-at al .qualify for the Prep Bowler- the A-BCatho ternating sites. This season, the Central Di "•But then again, if I was on the other side, lic League Championship game which takes vision teams host the playoff games. Next I might'say I don't think It's fair, but I'm not place each year'at the PontFac Silverdome. year, the D0uble,-A fejjrisi" WiUMsfcjL,,.- that type of person. I would accept what Armstrong "Coll^torji^Solariail "IReyTold me to do because I'm part of the Offers built-in toughness BY ALL rights, Sunday's main event on a THIS BY NO means is a stab at Brother Catholic League." card of four games should pitRedford Cath and resistance to In-use Rice, either. The Warriors deserve a tre damage such as cuts, olic Central, the winner of the Central Divi mendous amount of credit for what they did Divine Child coach Wes Wishart, who is gouges and (dentations. NOW, sion, against Dearborn Divine Child, the to get into the position of qualifying for the on that other side which Fracassa spoke 95 winner of the Doubl&A Division. about, did not care to speak too freely on ONLY bowl game and for what they did against Reg. $16.95 $12 sq.yd. Divine Child. the matter because he was concerned it But what you are going to see Is Catholic .may corae^cross.as sour grapes. -He did oN -CentraUagalrist Birmlngham^rother Ricer fersome opinions on the matter, however:' Rice earned "the right to the "championship The Warriors scored three touchdowns MASTERCHAROE VISA HOURS: -gamjft" hv nVfMUng Divine Child Sat against a defense that has allowed just six "I think the system has some loopholes floor fdshtonn night in a "playoff game." poInts^lTf'season."And the Rice defense held Mon. thruFri.9-9 that should be looked Into You can win your Sal.9-6 the Divine Child offense, which had aver league, but that doesn't seem too mean Here's - what happened: The Catholic- aged more than 23 points per game, to just much," Wishart said. "We are going'to the League's, executive board *- a 16-member six. ' * Silverdome (to play Detroit DePorres), but R{tTt"fc'fjWsVrfr.Vtr» * "'* '•5 v<;1 v:'* *VJ ?'s"•; • 'W iWlWW*? b 2C(L.R.W,0) O&E Thursday. November 4,1982 Clough goes to Clarenceville Blazer center back, sparks 63-47 win Troj ans get new coach" Senior center Lavetta Willis, out the past two weeks with an ankle in ByBrftdEmons varsity coach. Kinsella said there were Temple was 101-12. The Crusaders jury, returned to the lineup to score staff writer about 10 applicants for the varsity job. went 27-0 last season. 23 points and grab 14 rebounds as "We have some rebuilding to do." But he,left Temple because of differ unbeaten Livonia Ladywood downed basketball Paul Clough responded to Livonia said Clough. "The varsity team was 7- ences with school administrators over Dearborn Divine Child in a Catholic Clarencevllle's "Help Wanted" sign. 13 and JV was 1-18 last year. the direction of athletics. - League girls* feaskelballgam e Tues He recently became the Trojans' new "It's a good challenge, I reel. Right "Because of certain things that they day night, 63-47. LIVONIA FRANKLIN 45 boys" basketball coach, replacing Jon now were at a disadvantage because had done, I couldn't stay there." said The Blazers got off to a quick REDFORD UNION 30 Thostensonrwho left to take a similiar the players don't know me. - Clough. "I wanted to play in the start and never trailed to pick up-' ' post at Dearborn St. Alphonsus.' "It's basically a junior team with not MHSAA (Michigan High School Athlet their 15th win of the seson. The Patriots overcame a sluggish The 33-year-old Clough resigned as much varsity experience." ic Association) and branch out our The rest of the scoring and re first hall with a 34-14 outburst in athletic director and head basketball schedule. bounding was divided by Janlne the final two quarters to even their coach at Redford Temple Christian in PREP cag'ers officially start prac "We were working on a game with Paul Clough ' Cerronl (nine points), Char Govan overall and NSL marks at 7-7 and 4- June to go into private business. tice Monday, Nov. 15. Clarenceville St. Agatha, but they wouldn't schedule now a Trojan (eight points and 12 rebounds), Jan *. . "In August 1 caught an ad in the Ob opens the season Dec. 3 at Grosse He. anybody*Dther than Christian (affilia Randall (eight points), Ann Lukens Franklin trailed 16-11 at the half server and applied," Clough explained. Clough spent seven years at Temple tion) schools. that I don'^ want to get into." {eight_points) and Emily Wagner by hitting only fivepf 23 shots. "I got the job around the first of Sep and prior to that served as a teacher "They changed their athletic-policy, ... Two"slarIerslgraduated from Tem (seven points). The second half, however, was a tember." and coach at Dade (FlaTChristlan. He "and I thought it was detrimental to the ple's 1981-82 undefeated.team, includ "We got the ball Inside to start, different story as the Patriots began Clarenceville athletic director Leo also was the dean of students at Tem athletic program. They cut back on the ing 6-foot-5 All-^rea forward John and they got into some foul trouble," to score off the fast break, making Kinsella Completed his staff last week ple. emphasis. Knight, who is now attending Oklaho said- Ladywood coach Ed Ka- 16 of 35 shots. when he named Chris Lessnau as junior Clough's record over four years at "There were a lot of things not right ma Baptist. vanaugb, who watched his team pull Alicia Lectka led the winners out to a 16-6 first-quarter lead. with 12„_points. Cathy Baringhaus Host Divine Child committed 26 added 10, despite sitting out a major fouls to Ladywood's 13. The Blazers portion of the game because of foul Garden City cagers hit 21 of 40 free throws. trouble. Sue Johnson, back from a leg inju the week ahead REDFORD ST. AGATHA 65 ry, added eight points and several aim folrkey NSL test „ ALLEN PK. CABRINI 43 assists. FOOTBALL Kellie Szabo and Brenda Peer GIRLS' BASKETBALL It's all on the line tonight when Gar THE COUGARS have cut down on 1 Friday, Nov. S Thursday, Nov. 4 den City meets North Farmington in a turnovers in recent weeks. Tttey start The Aggies made a clean sweep of each scored eight for RU, which fell Liv franklin at Uv B«nt!ey, 7 30 p.m Liv Franklin at Wsld. John Glenn, 7 45 p m to 2-15 overall. Garden Cily at North Farmington, 7AS p.m key girls' basketball game. ed slow against Thurston, trailing by the Catholic League's A-West Divi- Liv Stevenson at Liv Churchill, 7 JO p m two points, but roared back. _siojLJsilh-an-48-peint-spread- Tues-' - Cherry Hill at Liv. Clarenceville. 7 30 p.m. Redford Thurston at Redford Union. 7:45 p.m North can clinch the Northwest Sub- Garden City at Dear. His Crestwood, 7 M-p.w- fffilfffl (Jkei phyoft+Uft round) urban League tide wiUTaliome-court In the second and third quarters, GC day night. BISHOP BORGESS 45 Wayne Memorial at Wsld John Glenn. 7:30 p.m Liv Churchill at Ply. Salem. 745p.m. win. The Raiders are 13-3 overall and turned on the jets by outscoring Thurs Agatha, now 16-0 overall, had BISHOP GALLAGHER 34 Walled Lk. Western at Liv. Bentley. 7:45 p m Ply Salem at Redford Unron. 7 30 p.m Ply Canton at Walled Lake Central, 745 p.m 7-1 in league play. GC is 12-2 and 6-2. ton, 28-8. four players in double figures — Belleville at Ply Canton. 7 30 p.m - t Farm Harrison at Liv. Stevenson, 7 45 p.m. Meanwhile. Garden City, a 41-23 vic "We were a little flat coming jut," Mona Clor (18), Paola Picano (11),- The Spartans" recorded their first _Satfirday.Nav_£ .. tor over -Redford^Thurstofl^Tuesday "said Moore. "We didn't have school to Tia Littlejohn (11) and Mary Kellow league win Tuesday before the home —— - Saturday. NOVT-6 Liv Ladywood vs Birmingham Marian night, can knot the race up with a victo day and I always think that has an ef (10). crowd. South Lyon at Redford Thurston. 1 p.m. (Umv of Detroit's Calihan Hall), 7.45 p.m. Red. St Agatha at Bishop Foley. 1 p.m (Catholic League A-B Division playoffs) ry. The game starts at 7:45. fect. They kids are laying around. Clor, Picano, Littlejohn and Kel Nancy Rzepka paved the way Bish Borgess vs Center Line St Clement Red. St Agatha vs. M.C. Cardinal Mooney North won the first meeting at Gar "We started playing better control low accounted for 35 of Agatha's 40 witty 16 points and nine' rebounds. (Garden City High School). 2 p.m. (UDIV of Detroit's Calihan Hall). 4 pm. den City earlier this year by 11 points. basketball and we were much better points by halftime. Julie Burton added 11 points and Sonday, Nov. 7 (Catholic League C-D Division playoffs). "They have two excellent outside with our sh,ot selection and patience. Clor and Beth Reicha each grab seven boards. Catholic Central vs Birm. Brother Rice BOYS' SOCCER "We went to the boards better after bed 13 rebounds. Littlejohn added (A-B Catholic League championship) Saturday, Nov. 6 shooters — Lee (Margie) and Austin Sue Coppellie of Gallagher (Pontiac Silverdome). 8 p m Class A final at Flint Atwood Stadium. 1 p.m (Amy)," said GC coach Jan Moore standing around the first quarter." 11. pumped in seven. about the next opponent. "I hope we Tammy Narramore led the Cougars Both Ladywood and Agatha begin Borgess led 27-19 at halftime and can be .more patient and control the with 12 points. Angie Maggioncalda playoff action Saturday- at U-D's never looked back. ball more than we did the first time. chipped in with eight and Linda Webb Calihan Hall. (See The Week Ahead The Spartans (6-9) travel Monday snared 12 rebounds. for times). to meet Dearborn St. Alphonsus. "We hope to play a good game. The For Thurston, Laurie Mack and Ruth Hughes column kids know what they have to do." Arney each had eight points. Continued from Page 1 made during the course of one season and not during one football game. "In past years,5' Catholic Central Brother Rice really had nothing to coach Tom Mach explained, "both lose and-everything to gatrtr—Dtvine- winners from the divisions would go. Child proved itself all year. But the I'm not sure of the philosophy behind league's executive board made the Fal the playoff system, I'm not sure why it cons throw it all away for one qualify was introduced, and I'm not sure how ing game. much imput we have. As far as I know, "This is similar to the National Foot there wasn't much apprehension when ball League playoffs, where a lot of it was first introduced, none that I teams, not just the divisional champi know of." ons, get a shot at the Super Bowl," Ba- zylewicz said. GARY COOK, head coach at Bishop That analogy doesn't wash with me. "Borgess, simplified it all when he said, After all, the NFL is a business. 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November 4. 1982 O&E (L.RW,G>3C CC rally earns shot at title ~x The Catholic League's new Charger, CC harriers gain 1st playoff system worked, at least for "He (Andrysiak) ts a great quart erback," said Goddard. "One of the Detroit Catholic Central's football Detroit Catholic Central surprised no three seconds ahead of fast-closing up Redford Union. Farmington Our team. best in the state. "He really ran better than he one in dominating Section II of the teammate Marty Hegarty (15.-65). Livo Lady of Mercy was third (109), The Shamrocks took advantage of football passed." boys' state cross country regional at nia Stevenson's Ken Dubois was third "We had three tough races in a row, their second change Saturday night Northville's Cass Benton Park Satur (16:08), followed by Brian Hobart of but we ran. well enough to win," said with a 14-13 double*ftj(ertime victo ALLEN PK. CABRINI 20 BISHOP BORGESS 24 day. North Farmington (16:16) and Jeffery UNIV. OF DETROIT HIGH 0 Churchill coach Dave Westover. ry over Detroit DeLaSalle at Livo REDFORD ST. AGATHA 7 Livonia Churchill placed atop the Neal of Detroit Murray Wright (16:21). Recla was clocked at 19:22 in captur nia Clarenceville High School. CC, a The Spartans raised their overall girls' Section II regional to qualify for Rounding out the CC scorers were ing the individual title. Kelly Wool of 7-6 loser to the Pilots earlier in the The Aggies lost a chance to play season record to 3-5 with another this weekend's state meet. Tom ZakrzewskJ, seventh (16:28); Steve Northville was second (19:36), Kami season, will now play pirmingham in the Silvcrdome as Cabrini gained fruitful ground attack Saturday at The top three teams in each section Shaver, ninth (16:34) and Phil Schmitt, Laird of RU third (19:40) and Ellen Brother Rice for A-B' Division revenge. Garden City High School. qualify for Saturday's Class A cham 17th(16:58). ~Q* McCarthy of Mercy fourth (19:42). Championship. Cabrini lost to Agatha In the sec Junior Chuck Gregory, who was pionship at IMA Brookwood Golf Leading the Churchill contingent was Churchill and RU runners finished in Rice, a winner Saturday over ond week of the season,' 16-14 (over installed as the Spartans' quarter Course in Flint. Dan Miller, who placed sixth (16:27) the next five spots. Angle Mogielski Dearborn Divine Child in another time). The Monarchs will now meet back three weeks ago, rushed for 64 CC, raflked No. 1 in a statewide and Al Clemens, who wa!sjlth (16:42). (19:46) and Cathy Koskl (19:54) of RU revenge game, now has the incen DeLaSalle at 1:30 p.m. in the Silver- yards and, hit three of four passes coaches poll, solidified its chances for a RU's top runners were Cr^jg Slckmill- were fifth and sixth, respectively,-with tive of paying back a 7-0 loss suf dome. for 57 yards against the Cubs. state title with an easy regional victo er, 10th (16:39), and Keith Schwann, Kathy Curtiss (10:56), Andrea Bowman fered against CC on Oct 9. Penalties hurt the Aggies, who Junior Fred Owens rushed for 101 ry. The Shamrocks' first two runners 13th (16:47). (20:04) and Dorene Dudek (20:22) of DeLaSalle, scored first against CC penetrated inside the Cabrini 1&- yards in nine carries. It was the sec finished 1-2 and the top five CC racers Local runners who qualified on an'in- Qhurchill taking the next three posi- with 30 seconds left in the first half yard line twice in the third quarter ond straight week that Owens had were among the first 17 finishers., dividual basis for the state in Section II Uons. . _ "^ when quarterback Paul Temerowski but cam.e gp with nothing to show^ . gonei)yer.lO0-mark. .—— £C scored 36-points,-with Churchill were Dubois and Dennis Baglejr(23rd;~ ~Individual state qualifiers from local hit Rick. Trombley with a 20-yard Cabrini scored on quarterback Owens also scored two touch1 (92) and Redford Union (93) also quali 17:08) of Stevenson; George Iacocacci schools included Sherry Williams (11th, pass. Terry Andrysiak's four-yard run in downs on runs of 44 and four yards. fying as teams. (16th, 16:55) and Ray Brennan (18th, 20:25) and Louise Shaheen (20th, 21:03) CC sent th,e game into overtime the first quarter. Agatha came back .He added a two-point conversion "We're certainly capable of winning 16:59) of Redford Bishop Borgess and of Borgess and Sue Tatigian of Steven with 1:31 to play on a two-yard run to tje the game midway through.the run. (the state title)," said Kevin Ka- Mike MeCormick of Livonia Bentley son (16th, 20:44). and a point-after-touchdown kick by second quarter on a two-yard'run by Joe BuFns added a PAT and 31- vanaugh, who assists Tony Magni in (24th, 17:10). Rick Paler. The score capped an Tracy Ton ti. yard field goal to close out the scor coaching the Shamrock runners. "But it IN THE SECTION J competition, eight-play, 51-yard drive. ing. will be extremely tight." JULIE RECLA'S first-place individ Jay Hunt captured the individual title Andrysiak then hit Paul Malisev ual finish paced the Churchill girls to In the first overtime, Shaun Riney with a 28-yard TD pass with 30 sec Linebacker Tim Walton had a big PAUL BUCHANAN won the Section in a time of 16:09, and Westland John stopped DeLaSalle with an intercep the regional championship. The Charg Glenn teammate Tom Gibson finished onds to go in the first half, giving day as he opened the scoring, scoop II individual race, finishing in 15:52, ers totalled 40 points to 56 for runner- tion. CC, however, failed on a 26- the Monarchs a 14-7 advantage. ing up a fumble and racing 31 yards third (16:24). yard field goal attempt. Midway through the final period, for a TD to give Borgess a 6-0 lead In the second overtime, Jeff Pa- Agatha fumbled at its own 30 and with 9:51 to go in the first quarter. kulski put the Pilots ahead 13-7 with Andrysiak later scored on a five- The fumble was forced by team a five-yard TD run on third down. yard run. mate Jim MacDonald. Schoolcraft spikers moving up CC's Ed Ewald then blocked the ex "What turned the game around Walton was also in on 14 tackles, tra point which later proved to be _was_our failure to score when we recovered two other fumbles and Schoolcraft College women's volley their third invitational triumph. a first-round encounter. The Ocelots the difference. drove to the 10 and got three had one quarterback sack. ball team expects to jump up in the na Karen Kelley (Livonia Stevenson), also beat Lincoln (111.), 15-5, 15-5, and CC won it on Jeff Gatt's two-yard, straight penalties," said Agatha Also registering sacks for the tional junior college rankings after Nancy Hughes (North Farmington), host Moraine, 16-14,15-4. fourth-down run and Paler's extra coach John Goddard. "It was a great Spartans were Bill Lockhart, Dave winning the eight-team Moraine Valley Miki Truchan (Livonia Bentley) and "The last poll was the highest we've point. effort by our kids, but we made Murphy, Preston Smith and Jim Community College Invitational last Chris Stellberger (Livonia Clarenro- ever had" gflirl (YTnn1» "Wo irnrn weekend in Palos Heights, III. -The^hamrocks tarJiftrsmisTicaT some costly mistakes wnicn fturt Bennett. ville) sparked Schoolcraft to the title ranked No. 5 and I suspect we.'ll move edge in first downs (19-7) and yards us." Coach Gary Cook also singled out Coach Mike O'Toole's spikers, In the first set of a.semifinal match up after beating Jefferson." rushing (171-80). Gatt was the lead Tonti rushed for 169 yards of Aga the play of his defensive secondary. ranked No. 5 in the latest poll, upended against Joliet CC (111.), Stellberger ing ground gainer with 126 yards in tha's 251 total yards on offense. Ron Gasparotto and Tim Hanks No. 3 Jefferson CC of Hillsboro, Mo. for served 15 straight points, including six Schoolcraft will compete this week 23 carries. Quarterback Matt Andrysiak, meanwhile, hit six of broke up four and three passes, re the championship, 15-4, 15-4, 12-15, 15- aces, in a 15-0 win. The Lady Ocelots end in the 15-team Can-Am Tourna Wilczewski hit 11 of 19 passes for 89 11 passes for 127 yards. Cabrini add spectively. _U. then went oh to a 15-4,15-9 victory. ment at the University of Windsor. yards, but was intercepted twice. ed 140 more yards on the ground for Borgess outgained U-D in total The Ocelots are now 26-10 overall Schoolcraft downed Clinton (la), las*""' O'Toole's troops take the court for their CC also lost two fumbles. a 267 total. yardage 260-183. and have won 22 straight. It was also year's regional champs, 15-12, 15-5, in first-round match at 5 p.m. Friday. Top 10 team outlasts Spartans in 3 OTs It's time for Livonia Stevenson girls' bas Junior forward Crystal-Westfield paced playoff action. ketball team to check into Heartbreak Ho the winners with 19 points. SALEM tel. Dhana Ponners and Debbie Jurczyszyn NORTH FARMINGTON 44 The Spartans, who have played some of tallied 17 and 16, respectively, in a losing WSLD. JOHN GLENN 28 the state's top-rated teams to a near-stand- cause. "olf, lost yet another close ball game Tues LIVONIA BENTLEY 60 The Raiders stayed all alone in first place day to Ann Arbor Pioneer, 57-53, in triple PLYMOUTH CANTON 43 in the Northwest Suburban League behind overtime. the shooting of guards Amy Austin (14 Pioneer, ranked No. 10 in Class A by a The Bulldogs tuned up for the Western points) and Margie Lee (12). statewide'coaches poll, now sports a 15-1 Lakes playoffs with an easy home victory Sophie Castonguay countered with 11 record. Stevenson's mark is a deceiving 8-9. Tuesday. points for Glenn. The Spartans trailed by nine points enter Bentley, 15-2 overall, outscored the 'We were all right or^the defensive ing the final quarter, but rallied to send the Chiefs in every quarter. boards, but we stunk, on the offensive game into bvertime. They rallied despite Laurie Day and Beth Barnes each tallied boards," said Glenn coach George Sommer- the absence of starting center Sherry Ev 14 points to lead Bentley" Kim Archer add man. "We only had five on the offensive ans, who fouled out at the beginning of the ed 10 points (five for eight from the field), boards and 17 on the defensive boards. final quarter. nine rebounds and six assists. "But North really didn't give us much to The two teams each scored three points Sue Gerke and Missy Aiken netted 17 and rebound." ...... , ' in the first OT. Pioneer and Stevenson had 13, respectively, for Canton. •:,-.••• H ^North-..U now ISrS^oyeralL. and,;.'?-!"' in one free throw apiece In {he second OT! * Bentley was red-hot from the field, hit 'league play. Glenn slipped'to 9-7 and 4-4. Stevenson, which stalled all three over ting 30 of 59 shots. The Rockets trailed 20-12 at halftime and times, lost the momentum in. the third extra The Bulldogs^ open tonight at home were out of it by the end of the third quar period as Pioneer outscored the hosts, 6-2. against Walled Lake Western in first-round ter. • AH Makes and Models I Auto-Truck KEROSINE Ruslprooling FREE Any Small Fabric or Medium Car Uro* iVTr== — Protector Cars About Our on seats $ 00 Qlazlng and carpet 149 .2. Leemon OIL co., inc. Oiler Good Thru 11-30-82 I 27530 Warren — Westland (IWblks. W. oMnkster Rd.) 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November 4, 1982 football basketball s,Hocks have playoff shot standings rankings By Brad Emons OAE FOOTBALL STANDL\G$ > outside of the tough Catholic League Southgate, 11-8, which also cost the Through Oct. 31 and C J. Risak Central Division schedule. The Spar Chargers the Tri-River League title. MICHIGAN HIGH SCHOOL CATHOLIC LEAGUE CIRLSVBASKETBALL staff writers tans are running more and throwing They'll be looking for revenge against A-B Division COACHES' POLL less, with an end result of less mis Garden City. Central Bracket GiuA Football belongs to the fall takes, more points and more wins League Overall 1 Flint Northern 16-0 grid They'll get it, says Risak, with a 10- W L W L Cool, crisp, cloudy autumnal days Junior Chuck Gregory has per point win. Emons estimates a Cougar 2 Benton Harbor ISO Catholic Central 4 0 6 2 J.Trenton . ... 140 were custom-made for tackling and predictions formed admirably as a running quart win by six. Brother Rice J 1 5 J 4 Farmington Mercy iS-0 running and catching, without the wor erback and Fred Owens rushed for BELLEVILLE at PLYMOUTH Bishop Gallagher 2 2 6 2 i Plymouth Salem |$.i Notre Dame 13 17 6 Utica Eisenhower . 14-1 ry of intense heat or numbing cold. Jr. scored twice Saturday but Matt more than 100 yards Saturday St CANTON, 7:30 p.m. Friday — This is Bishop Borgess 0 4 J 5 But, for a pair of local football Chiodo is the Warriors' leading rusher Clement is 5-3 after slipping past Madi 7 Midland Dow . n-1 another test for Canton Belleville (3-5) 8 Livonia Bentley 15-2 teams, there is added meaning to foot this season, faike Baughman quarter son Heights Bishop Foley Saturday, 12- is, once again, a team the Chiefs are CD Division ball in the fall. backs, punts and kicks for Rice. Nose- 7. C Bracket Clan B capable of beating. League Overall As the green of summer burst into guard Mark Nichols and end Matt Risak thinks Borgess is improved But so was Walled Lake Central and 1 Okemos '. ISO W 2 Livonia Lady wood 15.9 the brilliant golds and reds of October, Dingens, a 6-6, 225 junior, lead the de enough to surprise St Clement and win Pont Catholic Livonia Stevenson, a pair of foes that 7 3 Kenton 15-0 St Agatha Plymouth Salem's and Livonia Frank fense. by four. Emons goes with the Spartans handled Canton in the last two weeks. 6 4 Manistee . . 150 lin's football seasons likewise bright CC was fortunate to escape with a to win by seven The Chief passing game, so strong in O L St Mary 4 1 5 5 Oxford i5-o ened. But as the weeks passed, the win over DeLaSalle, scoring the tying St Andrew 2 3 4 4 WAYNE MEMORIAL at WEST- the season's first half, has misfired re St Florian 1 4 2 6 leaves turned brown, withered and touchdown with 1 31 to play and the Oct Servite OUJC LAND JOHN GLENN, 7:30 p.m. Friday cently. They'll have to get back on 0 5 0 7 1. Union Sebawaing . . i$-o died,- falling to the ground where so winning score on fourth down in the track if they hope for a season-ending 2 Sag Carrollton .- ij-2 — This is another crosstown rivalry- WESTERN LAKES many of their ancestors had suc second overtime. Matt Wilczewski con win 3 Red. St. Agatha i$.n type contest, since lots of Westland ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION cumbed. » tinues to improve at quarterback, but 4 Hancock . 15-0 kids go to Wayne Memorial. Risak predicts Pat Murphy will start Wejtern Division "Like the leaves, both the Franklin running backs Jeff Gatt and Rick Paler 5 Newaygo is-0 The Rockets won six straight but clicking and Canton will prevail by League Overall and Salem gridders fell, dropping from and the Shamrock defense will have to W L have now lost two of their last three. eight. Emons recalls another Canton- OBSERVER LAND GIRLS' the ranks of the unbeaten last Satur excel to stop Rice. Farm Harrison 5 0 Too bad, because they're still getting Belleville contest that saw Belleville CAGE RANKINGS •W.L. Western 2 3 1 Ply Salem 15-1 day, their chances for a state playoff Risak thinks CC will have enough to win in OT. This one goes overtime too, Northville 2 3 fine performances out of Don For- 2 Liv Bentley is-2 berth withering as well. win by six Emons says Rice will send Ply Canton 2 3 chione and Todd Jennings and several Emons says, but with the Chiefs win 3 Ladywood -• . ISO league director Walt Bazylewicz to Churchill "l 4 others along the defensive front line ning by six. 4 St Agatha I6-0 WITHERED, BUT NOT dead Not heaven with a seven-point win •(Denotes nonleague tie) But Wayne Memorial is 2-6 and 5 Garden City 12-2 yet, anyway. If everything breaks SOUTH LYON at REDFORD Lakes Division 7 Liv Stevenson 8.9 doesn't have the horsepower to chal right, both could still reach the STEVENSON at CHURCHILL, 7:30 THURSTON, 1 p.m. Saturday — The League Overall 7 Westland Glenn 9.7 lenge Glenn. Risak forsees a 12-point W 1. W L playoffs p.m. Friday — One of the two games Eagles have a chance here to finish a victory for the Rockets, Emons says Ply Salem 5 0 7 1 featuring all four Class A Livonia high dismal season on the upbeat. South Salem has the more difficult task. Glenn rebounds and wins by 10. Liv Bentley 4 1 4 4 The Rocks must beat Redford Union schools, this contest pits a team getting Lyon is beatable. Winner of just two of Liv Stevenson 3 2 i 3 Friday while Monroe loses to Trenton better every week against a team that eight games, the Lions were battered W I Central 1 4 4 4 INKSTER CHERRY HILL at LIVO Farmington 0 5 1 7 and Ypsilanti falls to Flint Northwest has had trouble all year. Stevenson, by Howell last Friday, 28-6. NIA CLARENCEVILLE, 7:30 p.m. Fri soccer ern ff Monroe loses and Ypsilanti wins, now 5-3, has won four straight games, But remember, Thurston is 0-8 and day — Clarenceville assured itself of a NORTHWEST SUBURBAN LEAGUE it'll be a battle of bonus points between with Mark Mueting rushing for 500 has been almost incapable of scoring. League Overall better than .500 record with a 33-6 win Salem and Ypsi. RU is 2-6. so the Rocks yards in the last'three. Can the Eagles remember how to put W L W L standings Friday over Inkster. Walt O'Dowd's re Liv Franklin would have a difficult time passing the points on the- board and whip South 5 7 Don McGinlay caught seven passes turn to the offensive backfield was a W?ld John Glenn 4 6 Braves, who are 1.6 computer points Lyon? Risak would like to say yes, but for 108 yards in last Friday's win over big lift, especially for Randy Bame, N Farmington 3 4 WESTERN LAKES ahead Dearborn's Fordson and Edsel he thinks not: the Lions by three. Redford Union 2 2 ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATION Northville, establishing a new Steven- who lugged the ball for more than 100 Ford tangle Friday, with one earning . Emons goes with South Lyon by seven. Garden City 2 SOCCER STANDINGS , son record for receptions in a season. yards. the second playoff spot. Meanwhile, 1-7 Churchill was losing to REDFORD ST. AGATHA at MADI Ked Thurston 0 Final Melvindale bombed Cherry Hill (now Wet tern Division Farmington, a team that had dropped SON HEIGHTS BISHOP FOLEV, 1 For Franklin to qualify. Grosse 2-6), 38-26, Saturday. Clarenceville will INDEPENDENT Won Lost Tied Pu 17 straight. p.m. Saturday — The Aggies, 6-2 for Churchill 11 2 0 22 Pointe South would have to lose to do the same and win by 14, Risak pre W Grosse Pointe North (a possibility — Crosstown rivalry or not, this game the season, failed to get to the Pontiac Clarenceville s Northville 8 4 1 17 dicts. Emons taps Clarenceville by a Silverdome by losing to Allen Park Ca- Caotoo 6 6 1 13 North is 6-2) or Milford Lakeland must belongs- to Stevenson, Risak predicts, dozen. Franklin 1 9 3 S fall to Waterford Mott (very unlikely by 17. Emons favors Stevenson as well, brini last week, a team they had beaten Harrison I 10 2 4 - Mott is 0-8). And the Pats have to by 14 GARDEN CITY at DEARBORN earlier this season. Now they play win- beat Livonia Bentley in their finale, no HEIGHTS CRESTWOOD, 7:30 p.m. less Foley Lakes Division Despite the difference in classes — Sportsline Won Lost Tied PU easy task. FRANKLIN at BENTLEY, 7:30 p.m. Friday — Garden City (2-6) put up a Sleveosoo 13 0 0 21 Bonus points have a lot to do with all Friday — There's stilVmuch at staice struggle Friday but lost to Woodhaven. Foley is Class B, St. Agatha Class C - Salem 9 4 0 18 this, of course, and a computer is need for Franklin (7-1) in this game. The Although it was a loss, it was one of the the Aggies should handle this chal Bentley 5 7 t 11 ed to figure out the totals. But if every question is, can the Patriots overcorrte Cougars better performances in recent lenge, Risak figures, and win by four. Farmington $ 8 » 10 thing goes right. Franklin and Salem their heartbreaking loss to Fordson to Emons predicts a six-point St. Agatha 591-2313 N. Farmington 2 11 c 4 weeks. could still have a shot at a state title beat Bentley? Crestwood (5-3) lost a tough one to victory. Both Emons and Risak slumped in The Bulldogs (4-4) also slumped last their predictions last week. Emons Friday, losing to Walled Lake Western, right on eight of 14. Risak one better at a team they should have beaten. Both 9-5. Season totals: Risak, 65-24 (72.8 defenses are awesome, but Franklin percent); Emons. 63-26 (70.7 percent). has the offensive edge tharp^to Rich , Here's our final picks for the regular Popp's passing. Po'pp wlll-hawe to'Tje^ season. better than he was Saturday, however, when he threw four interceptions. DET f'ATHOI.IC CENTRAL vs. Risak says he will and Franklin will KIRNHN:, ,.i.M Blf-T!IF.R RICE, 8 win by 12. Emons goes with Franklin p.m. S'.;r. • ,, :,-•.• i'i!:,;i.u- >ilverdome by eight — its t'atr.oiic League playoff time and what better match-up than CC and PLY. SALEM at REDFORD UNION, Rice for the title 7:30 p.m. Friday — Salem (7-1) put up This game is the only saving grace a strong fight Saturday in a losing ef for the botched-up system installed this fort at Farmington Harrison, But the season. By changing to a two-game Hawks were more diversified offen playoff (instead of the one game of pre sively — they passed better than Salem vious years), the Catholic League has — and that proved to be the difference. forced teams to play each other twice. Redford Union (2-6) has struggled And there are few coaches that favor with inexperience much of the season that. and is still doing so. The Panthers were CC beat Warren DeLaSalle. a team it blasted by Birmingham Groves Friday, .lost, ip..earlier this year, to advance to and they may be in for another long the finals in play Rice, a team it al evening tomorrow. ready had beaten this season. If it Risak predicts the Rocks by 12. weren't for the long-standing rivalry Emons likes Salem by 16. between the two teams in the finals, the whole affair would be a big mess. REDFORD BISHOP BORGESS vs. Rice hasn't lost since the CC game CENTER LINE ST. CLEMENT, 2 p.m. and upset Dearborn Divine Child Satur Saturday at Garden City — Borgess (3- day to qualify for the finals. Mel Farr, 5) has won two straight, now that it's e knob SKI, RESOR'T The Delco Freedom n Express ic h^yiQl MITED SKIING ONLY Truckloads of powerful Delco Freedom II Batteries are for the entire being delivered all over town. Because we want to make sure 1982-83 . you4iave plenty of power for fast, reliable.starts during the cold winter weather ahead. ' > ., SKI SEASON if your old battery can t take the cold, nows the time for a offer ends fresh new Delco Freedom II Battery. Then early in the morning or late at night-anytime you or your family needs to start Nov. 7,1982 and go-the Delco Freedom II will mean peace of mind., Freedom II is maintenance-free. Filled and sealed for the Call fpr Info life of the battery. No worry about fluid evaporation. So you per person can get it and forget ft. 62 And the Freedom II Express means immediate availability. Right |n your neigh borhood. Head for your favorite AC-Delco pine knob outlet and get a charge of confidence. Gerrerai Motors Corporation mm 3iu-&bse*v*r- entertainment Ethel Simmons editor/644-1100 Thursday. November 4. 1982 O&E (R,W,G-5C)*7C Plymouth Symphony announces program with saxophone soloist A concerto and a fantasia for saxo 1933, four years after his tour of the phone are-two.pf the highlights of the United States, where he made his con- Plymouth Symphony Orchestra's sec duclorial debut with the Detroit Sym ond concert of the 1982-83 season at 4 phony Orchestra on Nov. 21, 1929. p.m. Nov. 21 at Plymouth-Salem High The Fantasia for Tenor Saxophone, concerts School Auditorium, on Joy, west of Three Horns and String Orchestra, Canton Center Road. Opus 630. by Heitor Villa-Lobos, Bra to, in which Sinta is joined by the Uni an Exhibition" as a tribute to his late Johan van dcr Merwe will conduct zil's most acclaimed composer and versity of Michigan Wind Ensemble. friend Hartmann. the orchestra, with Donald Sinta as academician, features dance-like The suite, originally written for pi saxophone soloist rhythms while making use of Brazilian THE PROGRAM will open with ano, is divided into 10 sections reflect Tickets for the concert will be avail folk music. Dvorak's "Carnival" Overture. Inter ing Mussorgsky's impressions of only able at the door. Single and season ad Donald Sinta, featured soloist for jected between the concerto and the 10 of the paintings-The last section Pianist Richard Cass, professor of piano at the Conservatory of vance ticket sales will be at Beitner these performances, became a faculty fantasia, concertgoers will hear Ra brings together the full orchestral Music at the University of Missouri, will give a workshop for piano Jewelry in Plymouth, Arnold! Williams member at Ithica College in New York vel's "Alborado del Gracioso" (literally forces and chiming bells to produce a teachers Nov. 11 at Schoolcraft College, Music Center in Canton. Four Seasons following his tenure with the Detroit "The Jester's Morning Song."} Written thunderous climax. Flowers in Northville and Liberty Mu Symphony Orchestra. In 1974, Sinta in 1905 for piano, it was arranged by sic in Ann Arbor succeeded his long-time teacher, Larry the composer for orchestra in 1918. The Plymouth Symphony concert is Single concert tickets for regular Teal, as professor of saxophone at the This work won instant appreciation for made possible by a grant from the Workshop slated season concerts are $6 for adults and University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. its Spanish atmosphere and virtuosity State of Michigan through the Michigan $3.50 for senior citizens and full-time Sinta is a recitalist and clinician who (both in piano and orchestral versions). Council for the Arts and the Plymouth college students. Students 12th grade has earned more than 40 commissions The orchestra will conclude with Symphony League. and under are admitted free. or premieres by American composers Mussorgsky's suite "Pictures at an Ex Free transportation for senior citi for piano teachers including two Pulitzer Prize winners. hibition." transcribed for orchestra by zens is provided from Tonquish Creek THE CONCERTO for alto saxophone Among Sinta's many recordings is a Ravel. A posthumous exhibition of Vic Manor the afternoon of each concert, Pianist and lecturer Richard Cass will present a one-day work and string orchestra was written by the new release by New World Records of tor Hartmann's paintings was held in and there will be free baby-sitting for shop for piano teachers from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Nov. 11 in the Russian-born Alexander Glazunov in his rendition of the Ingold Dahl Concer- 1874. Mussorgsky wrote "Pictures at preschoolers duringlhe concert. Liberal Arts Theater at Schoolcraft College in Livonia. Cass will give a lecture-demonstration on the piano sonatas of . Mozart and Scarlatti. As a Fulbright scholar, Cass studied in Paris with Nadia- Boulanger and Alfred Cortot, receiving a license de concert from Oakway Symphony Orchestra offers the Ecole Normale de Musique. He has performed in all 50 states, as well as Europe, Canada and ~ Mexico and is currently professor of piano at the Conservatory of Music at the University of Missouri jn Kansas City. • Registration at the door is $15 for adults and $10 for students. music by 2 Armenian composers For further information, telephone the office of Community Ser vices at 591-6400, ext. 409. Metropolitan Opera basso Ara Ber- Hovhaness and Yardumian are ac in Western musical idiom, Hovhaness chaturian's "Three Dances from berian highlights a concert featuring tive composers who have produced a was drawn to the culture, legends, phi Gayne." the works of contemporary Armenian significant number of works over the losophy, languages, art and music of Begian has served as director of composers Hovhaness and Yardumian span of their careers. Yardumian's ca the East. He found the Near East, Mid bands at Michigan State University in Encore Cinema shows with the Oakway Symphony Orchestra reer began in 1945 when his "Desolate dle East and the Far East a bountiful Ann Arbor and at Wayne State Univer at 3 p.m. Nov. 28 at Harrison High City" was performed by the Philadel source of inspiration. Most of his works sity in Detroit. He received bachelor's School on 12 Mile Road west of Middle- phia Orchestra conducted by Eugene had exotic subjects for his musical in and master's degrees from Wayne film starring Isaac Stern belt in Farmington Hills. Ormandy. terpretations. State and later earned his doctorate at Now in his fourth season at the Met, He has written in a number of musi Specific works performed in the con the University of Michigan. The Academy-Award-winning docu The film U an added program on the Berberi^n has performed with more cal forms including solo, chamber and cert include Yardumian's "Chorale- Also featured in the afternoon pro mentary "From Mao to Mozart: Isaac CranbrookP.M./Encore Cinema sertfc?v than 60 American orchestras and has chorale works as well as symphonies. Prelude," "Armenian Suite" and gram is flutist Pamela Hill, a principal Stern in China" will be shown at 8 p.m. A limited number of Uckets aV$5.fdr_ appeared in Russia, Germany, Israel One of his best known of the latter is "Lalezar," and Hovhaness' "Prayer of with the.syipphony and a frequent per Nov. llr12,ln the Crahbrook Institute of adults and f 3 for students and senior and Canada. His performance will hon the "Armeplan Sjjite," among program St. Gregory." former with the Detroit Symphony Or '-•'•'-'Science ' auditorium•'*•• ' , 500 Lone Pine,' ciHtehs are available at the door. or Armenian composers Alan Hovha items for the Nov. 28 concert. chestra. Hill will accompany Berberian Bloomfield Hills. Included in the admission are the ness and Richard Yardumian celebrat Guest conductor Dr. Harry Begian of in "Lalezar." (Urn and its commentary, an open dis ALTHOUGH BORN in the United the University of Illinois Music Depart cussion and Oriental-style gourmet ing their 70th and 65th anniversaries dessert with coffee served a. 7:30 p.m. respectively. States of Armenian parents and trained ment will conduct selections from Kha- 50 types of Omelettes ENTERTAINMENT CHINA STAR PALACE • # M. PLYMOUTHPLYMOUTH'S? 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Even if black hits on on the campus of the Uni \ Thanksgiving 1 While I am hardly an expert on the COMPARING THE relative White's only real advantage is that the one point and establishes it by roll versity of Michigan- so-called art of making war, it does Day :¾ •' strengths of the two inner boards, he has a four-point board while black ing a second one, he is in a much worse Dearborn. seem to me that in any form of con white has the edge with four points has a three-point board. This means position than he started in. Paul Ganson, associate i2 p.m.-2 a.m. frontation tactics should be a function built compared to three for black. So that should both players miraculously 7 On the other hand, if white plays for principal bassoonist of of objectives In other words, before we what does all this mean find themselves on the bar, black wil the blitz and covers his one point with can determine a course of action, we First of all, the race is an inconse the Detroit Symphony Or come in 55.5 percent of the time, while his hypothetical six, black should have chestra, and his Friends, FAR WELL'S- must first know what it is we are quential factor if you are blocked in white will enter on black's board 75 at least three or four rolls to roll a trying to achieve. and are unable to race. In fact, being percent of the time. other associate principal 3 three, where he will have substantially winds of the DSO, will of FARE OF THE WEEK In this week's position, white has a ahead in the race may well be a disad All this should make it clear that better chances than with two men on fer, a selection of pieces MON:. 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" An Equal Opportunity Lender R.0.M4OS- $69500 00 *5795 t .\«::r«:::r::;~;:-r,v:.:n- ^,:--::,-::^:::.-,.^1. i m FINANCING AVAILABLE • BENCH 1 v.::.., ":::::- ,, i Franco's Italian Restaurant DELIVERY • WARRANTY • LAYAWAY I :: ^..:::,.:./ •:'-: •: :: ... ::v-::..:' I • Family Dining • Salad Bar • Cocktails • Orders To Take Out • ! •• . : I- . . .* - - -., . ii- . •• -. j * - -. > 1 ...-i- - . !•- • DAILY SPECIALS MON. Veal Parmlglana...... $3.75 Buy One Dinner j HAMMEIX teUSIC.INC. TUES. Lasagna $3.50 or Pizza and get ! w^i MOUNTAIN ! WED. Spaghetti $2-90 second (of equal value) 15630 Mlddlebelt, Livonia—427-0040 THURSTFried Chicken $3,50 FRI. Seafood $1.50off «1/2 PRICE j 427-0040 • 3! JACKS • SAT. Baked Pasta $3.50 SUN. FREE Coffee & Soft Drinks , (Excludes^p&clais^^^J 1½...... J 7034 Mlddlebelt (1 blk South of Warren) Garden City Open Daily at 3 p.m. 421-4380 WORTH LEAVING HOME FOR. "\ ^M*^^^^**ftft*M*iMMMiM*til*iilM«MMMlMMflilMM* Mi mmmmmmmm^^mmjmmmm w UC(S.FX*^0C.R,W.O-8C) O&E Thursday, November 4,1982 wM-$mm Second runs mm^m Tom Panzenhagen "Dr. No" (1962) and 10 p.m. Satur tmm* day, 8 p.m. Sunday; "From Rossia ' ' WHAT'S IT WORTH? with Love" (1963),4 p.m. Saturday, 2 and 10 p.m Sunday; "You Only Live A ratings guide to the movies mmm Twice" (1967). 6 p.m. Saturday, 4 p.m. Sunday; "Diamonds Are Forev Bad . .. . $1 er" (1971), 8 p.m. Saturday, 6 p.m Fair . . . . $2 IHll Sunday all at the Punch & Judy, 21 Good . . . . $3 *?.;& •.«.\ - KerchevaX, Grosse Pointe Farms, Excellent ...... $4 phone 882-7363, $3 for four films. Running times 111 minutes, 118,117, M 119, respectively. v£?mM * nery himself. Stay tunedJiating: $3. "Tanan's New York Adventure" Sean Connery appeared in six Bond (1942). 11:30 am Saturday on Ch. 50 ; films from 1962 to 1971. This series at Originally 71 minutes. The title alone ofv this the last Illf • < the Punch omiis the middle' two, *&&*££&&& ""Goldiinger" (1984) and "ThunderbaU" Weissmuller-O'Sullivan Tarzan film of (1966). CoincidentaHy, Connery succes fers sufficient evidence of how far the He's Cyrano sor Roger Moore is at work on his sixth writers would go to provide-fodder for Bond film, "Octopussy," in this his another jungle adventure. This -time, Matt Penn appears in the title role of "Cvrano rie Bexgerac^-- ninth year as 007 fnmparigmi -OlMrngMte^Agte-ts-rmte^concreter 'through Nov. 12 at the Hilberry Theatre on the Wayne State tween the two are inevitable, but keep Boy is approaching puberty, and Tar University campus in Detroit. Edmond Rostand's classic ro zan and Jane evince a middle-age in mind that the early Bonds provided a mantic drama is about a dashing swordsman with the heart of a grittier brand of espionage, realism paunch. O'Sullivan wisely asked out of the series; Weissmuller clung to the poet and the face of a clown. Tickets may be reserved by call while the Bond films.* the 70s and ing the WSU Theatre box office, Cass and Hancock, at 577-2972. '80s have taken on comic-book propor-' vine for another six years and six tions. And those Bond fans who say films.Rattng. $2.30. Opening series they prefer Connery as Ian Fleming's "RioLobo" (1970), I p.m. Saturday 007 probably prefer his first three on Ch. 50. Originally 114 minutes. Ronnie Milsap will appear in concert Nov. 26 at the University of films; with 'ThunderbaU," even Con- They didn't know what to do with MONEY SAVING COUPON ^¾ Detroit's Calihan Hall. The singer of country and pop songs will nery's Bond began to be overshadowed John Wayne when he got old, so they give a regular concert at 6 p.m. and a black-Jie concert for a by multi-mjllion-dollar sets and space- thrust him into roles better suited for BEEF PASTIES $1.59 limited number of U-D alumni and friends at 9 p.m. The event age adventures stories. Clint Eastwood, Charles Bronson or a pQ/t Buy 4 or more, get t FREE with ad marks the U-O's return as a platform for top musicar entertain much younger John Wayne. Duke Rutabaga & carrots added on ment, after an eight-year hiatus. Tickets for the regular concert Rather than compare actors, it should have made "Rio Lobo" at least kitchen request at no extra charge. are available at all CTC outlets and U-D's athletic office (927- would be better fo compare films, the 10 years earlier, and he did. The film $2.00 OFF Dozen. . ^ first three Bonds vs. the last nine. The was called "Rio Bravo" (1959) and 2 LOCATIONS 1155). Tickets for the special concert ($100 per person) are 6755 MIDDLEBELT SPECIAL FAMILY SIZE PIZZA ultimate comparison may be made in Howard Hawks directed both pictures. GARDEN CITY 421-8580 available through the athletic office, or the alumni office at 927- U-BAKE-IT $4.99 A^ the next few months, though. That's Jennifer O'Neill, perhaps the worst ac 27831 W. 7 MILE 1008. when "Octopussy" premieres, along tress of all time, also starsRating LIVONIA. 538-7738 with another Bond film starring Con $1.10. : Sunday, Monday, Tuesday 6356 Greenfield BRING A FRIEND TO (Between Ford & Warren) Whole Slab of Ribs LUNCH, AND YOU CAN Dearborn 581-2344 BE OUR GUEST SUM' B for price of a dinner Buy One Lunch, Get One Free* Businessmen's Luncheons $2 80 up $£95 with this act| Complete Dinners $4.85 up 'Musi be at c^ul or UiS ul« tbio huxb purchiM^ EXCELLENT FOOr/SEPvEO'N A TROP'CAi SMELT PRY 9 pml ATMOSPHEPE SPECiAL'ZlNG 'N OPEN SUNDAY - DANCING LIVE BAND l:JO ami CANTONESECOCKiN" ALL YOU CAN EAT ¥ Chinese & American Food $ Food and Cocktails j ,29505 W. 9 Milel • Cocktails • Carry-Outs pL4CE 4.75 474-4650 Farmington Hills 421-1627 IT'] ZaWSPtrMOUTHRD Lironn Mon.-Tues.-Wed. (BZTWStHHIDOLtBtl T t INKSTCRDO > «M)W»r> American E*prt»s. VISA. Mailer Charge Accepted JAPANESE and CHINESE (t JUST LIKE HOMEMADE" - I Upper-Penninsufa - Delightfully Restaurant I Style Pasties with CLOCK. Jr. HAPPY HOUR 2 for 1 I that Finnish accent flNA'9 IMPORTS Different TUES-FRI IN THE LOUNGE til 7 PM 0M@$ I Rutabaga & Carrot 7 Bringing a pari of Europe to Livonia FRIDAY SATURDAY SPECIAL FRIDAY 2 for 1 til 7 PM in DINING ROOM FISH DINNER SPAGHETTI DINNER 10% OFF Indutftt PoUto, ic Chofc* o( NOW APPEARING TOPAZ _-^-i We tifk^rbt rnlmorab)e Happy Hour Monday thru Friday occasiont inyyut lifititfe AMERICAN and_ mike tfftm even >no\/s 5p.m. to8p.m. unforgettable. > • V' CUISINE Your wedding teceptio\, .1; «u> .. 1-.- .t. banquet, reunion, ahrii- . ' COCKTAIi LOUNGE virsdty • we know bow , Co-Sponsors of U of M Football , important it is to you that BUSINESSMEN'S the event be as subtly co-1 nnWW.I Radio rft,„ fog A ordinated and uniquely '? Monday Niqht Football Party LUNCHEONS tailored to 'your needs as Wide Screen TV vwisijptid piece 6j j^AJ£l!XQ!MNE£a— artwork. CARRY-OUT SERVICE that is why our expert •- <* >a •...3». Staff is'trained to assist in BANQUET FACILITIES every detail, from menu . Sheraton- selectionro-tsi>tTieTtihfi \Ve'IIbeipyou plana \ OPEN"EVERY DAY " masterpiece* • > Oaks Mondays-Thursday 11 a.m.-11 p.m. .... n.WGN > h t, -*•-- ^M^ Ai^HteAl >«B«i -^-^- Ji&fiikM* ^MMiriMi MW AAMMMykM^I L Thursday. November 4, 1982 O&E (P,C-f1C,R,W.G-9C)*J3C , ^7^- - * ROCHE ST Efl v,/. ;«---;• •-.•...; ..-.:^-.-: x * mm * TROY •+4m 333 Northern Property 414 Florida Rentals •1520 Secretarial Business 714 Business 8 818 Auto Rentals 25 Bathtub Refinbhlng 99 Gutters ftecreationlal Vehicle 334 CM Ot Town Property 415 Vacation Rentals Servvcea Office Equipment Leasing 26 Bicyote Maintenance 102 Handyman Service 33« Florida Property lor 416 Halts for Ren! FOR SALE •L522 Professional Services 715 Comm-lnd Equipment 619 Auto Financing 27 Brick. Block & Cement 105 Hauling 224 Retail Hardwoods ^^ >>•>"?; Sale* 419 Mobile Home Space L523 Altorneyj/Legal 716 Lawn. Garden* 820 Autos Wanted 302 Barntngham-i. 29 Boal Docks 108 Heating 225 ReTinisNng 337 Farms lor Sale 420 Rooms to Rent <- Counseling Farm Equipment 82« Junk Cars Wanted . BJoom5$( 500 Hdp Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 500 Help Wanted 502 Help Wanted «r2_Hel£Wa]ilgd_ 5Q2_Help-Wanted — CUIMS PROCESSOR nceocd for PAPER HA_NQEH_b£lper,. female-or Den^aT-Medical Dental-Medical Dental-Medical ACCEPTINQ SoulMkld Jcsirancc rnmoaoji.- Must -JACOBSON^-- male.no espereieoce needed WISH YOU have ineast 1 jrear uperteoce In mecii- Callipm-«pm 4SS-9147 ASSISTANT- busy orthodontic practice DENTAL HYG1ENIST -APPLICATIONS cal 4 dental claims Salary open, eic-el- HOLIDAY HELP HAD MORE in Plymouth oeeds full time Assistant Part time. Tuesday k Thursday l-J LPN'S lent f rlnje beoeTita. JJJ-tOlO Pull time tales, stock 4 wrapping post PROGRAMMER - experienced oo TELEPHONE Excellent hours & beoedts Apply in jrs current experience mandatory Immediate openings, Uvoola area. Lions open, splendid working conditions TRS80-II. COBOL & BASIC required own handwriting to box 85(. Observer 1( Mile Ryan area 979-1910 PARTTIMP.- MIDNIGHTS • People to fill full time openings ranging C0MMERCUL INSuTUNCE agtocj ^ Apply in person to: Previous experience with a Don-profit 4 Eccentric Newspapers. 5(151 School Premium holiday pay Free meals Ex from, stock Display • Sales Rep £ Deeds lev person, Farmlngotn Hjlls Personnel Dept organization or a church desirable Op SALES craft Rd . Livonia. Michigan 48150 DENTAL OFFICE People oriented cellent working environment Manager Trainee RiccUeot fay, irlLh area. Write to Boi 910. Ottserver & Ec portunity is with a dynamic grouth ori person to help with patieot relations JEWISttHOME FOR AGED i adTaocemat, call (or appc centric Newspapers, S«151 Scnookrafl ented operation Excellent working $$$ ATTENTION and recall Office located in Birming Rd. UTOOU. Michigan 4S15-0 JACOBSON'S conditions and renumeratioo. Send re ham Dental background beIpiul but not PRENTIS MANOR ' * 537-7066 sume, acid salary history to Personnel Long Term Assignments FOR THE ANN ARBOR NURSES necessary (17 5050 1(051 Uhser Rd . SouLhfieW NORTH CAROLINA COMPANY SM W. Maple Birmingham Dtrector. 31275 Northwestern Hwy. Call Margaret Godfrey. RN Eipiftsloo Co-otdioators wanted lo JOB INFORMATION' Overseas. Cruise suite 1M. Farmingtoo Hills. Mi .41011 HOLIDAYS 'GUARANTEED 1NCOME- DENTAL RECEPTIONIST 352-2336 Accepting Midiljin. Ponliac, JJS-1T67. Sbips. Houston, Dallas, Alaska. 120,000 Become part of the telecorrimunicalKia Is Worth Your Time Must type. 4 days, no Saturdays Detroit, »-SPM S1WJ0* to tU.OOO./yr. Possible CaD (call re PROGRAM WORKERS - Group Home industry. We need ARTICULATE and' — • ICU-CCU Maple Telegrap area MEDICAL ASSISTANT - part time. fundable) IOS-M7-0000.eit.Myin BUT FEEL THERE Applications COSMETOUXJIST All shifts SELF-MOTIVATED people to do tele • MED-SLRCE Call (47-554( Soulhfield internist. OB-CYN. vena phone sales In the BIRMINGHAM area puncture, basic lab EKG 5(9-5147 A FEW OPENINGS Wanted. esUMlsbed cUenteUe pre- MORC training preferred • PRIVATE DOTY DENTAL RECEPTIONIST- Experi (erred Llvoolj ibop 1«I-(IM Call9am-Spm 5J7-76M All 1 shifts or weekends available. Must ISN'T TIME TO •FLEX SCHEDULING PHOSVE SALES (rom onr Re4ford off be at least 18 and have own transporta enced. C D A or equivalent. Afternoons. MEDICAL ASSISTANT w»nted. LPN or ice. Part-time, evecluf and Satsrdafi. PRO CARE ONE INC ' eveninp k Sat Ford Rd . Canton area COUNTER PERSON PROPOSAL ENCINEER - individual tion. Sales experience and knowledge of EARN IT? RN. must do EKG k vena puncture, 14 per/Br^nmilniam pltf boaos, Incco- should be familiar with automated ANN ARBOR 761-1144 991-1400 part lime Call 10am- II noon for inter Utra or cominitsioo rale*. Full time, ma rare Royalty Cleaners, KELLY typing preferred 1400 West 14 Mile Rd . between Coo- quality coolrol equipment, knowledge LOCAL CALLS 592-0064 view 7111111 NO EXPEIUENCK NECESSARY of computer coolrol technology an as DENTAL RECEPTIONIST Call Mr. Gordoo between 10am-4nm, lidge 4 Crooks, Royal Oak 8USV ORTHOPEDICS olfice in ScmUv Full lime, assisting background helpful. MEDICAL ASSISTANT set Responsibilities would include 5 Mile Telegraph area Call for inter CUSTOM AUTO Upholstery Trimmer working with sales dept. to establish FOR INTERVIEW CALL field area oeeds experienced reception Experience necessarv in F.KC. X-ray. 533-7748 SERVICES customer needs, prepare design con ist and experienced assisant Knowl view 555-((00 Vena puncture Full time Excellent Minimum J yrs. experience in cut 4 WRONG! hours Call weekdays 10am-5pm sew with ability to read blueprints or cept, drawings, estimate cost 4 write edge of insurance, pegboard & typing DENTAL RECEPTIONIST (oil Lime. ACCOUNTANT/TAJC PREPARER skills. Moo thru Fri 5S9-1M9 7191151 0 rowing firm seeds experienced pro- develop pattern from scratch. Call Hal complete equipment dlscrlptions This KELLY SERVICES has temporary as Minimum 1 years experience. Er.thasi- Smith S41-W»i posilioo offers'a cballanging work envi- 569-7500 signmeots (or EXPERIENCED product 1 during Lai Mason, boca fall I NEED 8USY-W0V DERMATObeetST needs astie-.-mature.-careerbrTthled tor group MEDICAL ASSISTANT roomerJ-along with a-competitive sal demonstrators Musfbe" TTexib!* with dental practice Westland Livonia Pediatric surgeoo's oldce lo Troy seeks part Uroe- Call aJLer Jpm. 477-795« _ PAY_CAREJEAC«ER ary and benefit package Please send days and hours - some weekends II in medical receptionist with excellent typ ing skills Part time Call (1(-114( area Includes appointment control, a mature responsible individual wiih -ACCOUNTANT wTli I yean eiperleoce Wanted, II. an hr. Experience neces resume including salary requirements terested, call the odice nearest you for payments, insurance & pegboard Bene good personality Excellent beoefiu. la public accounting to stork in West sary Nce-arnoter, Plirrr>outh/Canuxi in confidence to. Hanlo Gage & Engi an appointment. Mon thru Fn between CERAMIST fits, confidential Call 425-5570 will train qualified Individual Send re area. Call between9 nodi. 471-14)7 TE0P neering Co. 4 HIS Plymouth Rd Plym Suburban CPA office. Reply u> Boi IM WITT 9 AM k 5 PM Highly skilled, small quality oriented sume to Box 714. Observerj&Eccentric outh, Mi. 41170 Attn Jim Hornbrook. Observer t Eccentric Newspapera, DIRECT CARE WORKER FOR Laboratory Salary open 1 weeks vaca DENTAL RECEPTIONIST - lull time Newspapers. 5(151 Schoolcraft Rd. Mil Scboolcraft Rd.. Uvoola. Uxii- Adult Foster care. Walled Lake area tion 8!oe Cross Profit sharing Pleas Minimum 1 years experience Enthusi Livonia. Michigan 41150 gan4HM SERVICES ant conditions Replies confidential astic, mature, career oriented for pro Male/Female. Training prowled. Call Telephone Sales PR DIRECTOR - communications de 29449 W. 6 Mile, Livonia Mon. thra FrL lOim-Jpm Only 4T«-MI» The Temporary Help People 477-0195. 47(-45(( gressive group dental practice. •* day ACCOUNTANT arith poblic accoonting There are openings available, all shifts gree. 1 to 5 yn experleoce In field 1 522-4020 Saturday and 1 eveoing. Westland/ MEDICAL • . eiperieoc* for Parmingtoo CPA flrm. agency work, media & fund raising, TELEPHONE SOLICITORS WANTED CERTIFIED occupational therapy as DRAFTSPERSON. experienced, need and weekends, for long term assign Work In your own borne. No selling In Livonia area. Includes appointment Excellent opportoallf for advacc*- ed. Equil opportunity employer. Salary ments In the Birmingham area. Call benefits. S1I.0O0 4000 Town Center . sistant Part lime, westland area. control, payments. Insurance it peg- PERSONNEL roecL Send restarje. to: 801 89}. Observ volved. Call Mary at Call after 4pm 511-1597 commeosarate with PCS art work lay Mon thru Frl between 9 AM. S PM. (45-0019 (suite 1115) board. Benefits, coofidentlaL er 4 Eccentric Newspapers, HIS! out, electronic and mechanical drafting Sales experience required Must be II Call 415-5570 ; PO.OL ScbookraJl R4. Uvoola. MJcilgin Southfield DENTAL ASSISTANT NEEDED The nonei usvtt U> Ireedom experience. Apply in peraon. Sterling and have own Lransportatioo. LOIS RAY SNOW SHOVELERS - needed. Also (or Livonia specialty otfice. 1 years ex «>1M Scale Co tmi Boeolng Or. DENTAL TECHNICIAN - Waxer - •TOP WAGES need soow plowing trucks 474-( 9 5« 352-7490 perlence necessary Part-time. No Crown k Bridge • highly experieoced. BENEFIT'S i •-•»-. AD A NEW DIMENSION TO Yoor Ufa (I MUe 4 Evergreen) 644-2160 PERSONNEL evenings or Saturdays. Call 511-7515 Top pay. Blue Cross, profit sharing. * - ST ART THE WEEK - 400 Town Center Or.' wetka vacation. Pleasant working coo- • Color! Eld Ling extra Income opporta- DRIVER, part lime. Domino's Pisa SOUTHFIELD 559-0560 DENTAL ASSISTANT-•• nltj u a color cosmetic corjfaltant QUALITY CONTROL SUPERVISOR WITHAVISiTTO. (suite 101) diUoos. Small quality oriented laborato Delivery- Most; be 11 years or older, To work approv Ik hours per week, ry • -.- 41T-01&0 Your boon. 45MJM own car, be sharp, aggressive 4 willing with ability to lasted k lavout parts - OLSTEN - ' Dearborn eveninp and Sat "Experience d' only " An Eq*al OpporlonUv Emplevw to hustle, male or female apply, flexible produced by a medium sized stamping Temporary work aisf gsmentj available Livonia area 511-(7,0 DENTAL TECHNICIAN to work in par ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT^est- plant. Must be qualified to deal directly 271-5300 MEDICAL SECRETARY ranted. El hours, store open from 4 JOpm-U mid ' KELLY For Experieoced tial department oo models Will train. peneoc* in LraojcripUoo k »ord pro dentlal real eatate in Birmingham U- night Call Mike after 4pm. ««-«111 with automotive company personnel L Word Processing Operators DENTAL ASSISTANT • to work la cbal Schumacher-Zedan Deotal Lab(2(-3144 ceaxd SakxperaoD Deeded for salarj capable of instituting a modern QC 2239 S. Telegraph langing position with excellent poten cessing needed Small bul eipanoiof ENTHUSIASTIC person to work West System Seod resume to box a»l* Ob tial in Fisher Bldg 8lue Cross. Blue medical business. Moo -Fri 9am-5pm posltlos plus cbmmlssioa. Mast be able (Michigan Miracle Mile! EXPERIENCED DCC Scanning or Call for information 417-0010 to wort flexible boors, show bousea, aide of Detroit area, price checking SERVICES server k Eccentric Newspapers. MJ5I CPT Bloomfield.Hills Shield hospitaliution. eicellenl pay, oo EKG Technician for noo-hospital set and manage office of busy, soccessia] rvpermartetj J days per month. Must Schoolcralt Rd. Livonia. Michigan weekends, opportunities for travel ting Part lime Oakland Counlv MEDICAL TRANSCRIBE female associate broker. U yog are an live West side. High Integrity, good The Kelly Girl People- 41150 642-9650 CDA or 4 handed sit do»n experience Reply to Box 880 Observer 4 Eccentric Wanted for temporary position In orguised tale-charee peraon, send writing, car, oeal Reply looghaod. Equal Opportunity Employer M/F/H An Equal Opportunity Employer preferred Call 875-7474 Newspapers. 3(151 Schoolcrafl Rd. cludes some office work Eipeneoce yoor res«me to Box (14 Observer 4 Ec Market Chek.j711 Brian Place, KNITTERS wanted to hand knit REDACTRON Livonia. Michigan 4(150 801 W: Big Beaver DENTAL ASSISTANT part lime Pre preferred Canton area 'V iiiMHiiiiiiMMiitiMil 1 www -T-«-a- "»y-»->-*-^-^---»---p W«^«* »^f-»* «•9 ^1985^^^^^^ L4r4»- 14C*(P.C-12C.R,W,G-10C) OAE Thursday, November 4, 1982 506 Help Wanted S02 IMpWanttd 504 Help Wanted 504 H^pWantwt 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 504 Help Wanted 506 Help Wanted 506 Kelp Wanted Sales D#nUMykd(cd Otfk»-Cbfte*, Offict-Clerical Olfice-Clericail Office-Clerical Office-Clerical Sales Sales SECRETARY - CLERICAL Good typ- ANN ARBOR AREA INSURANCE Multiple choice, l/ yoo NURSBAJDES ROUTE SALES lng a must !• good with figures Nation Growing Office Supply 4 Gift Store qualilv for any of the below categories EtftritoexA oeed.orjj tpptj. Accept- DONT LET YOUR SKILLS al financial company located in Uvo seeking persoo srith I Year eiperieoce you'll be a winoer NO EXPERIENCE iai tpotvcaviota tam lo tern. Hoe. tiro OIE ON THE VINE LEGAL 1 oia Good starting salary & fringes Re to assist Manager Full-tune Call be • Wanted proven commercial property IU setil Nor. 1». Pedtlora limited. RECEPTIONIST NECESSARY ply to boi SM. Observer & Eccentric tween* 10 AM-11 Noon. Only 525 8268 casualty executive Pwtnloctoa Nintcj B td______ft__^|_t__^_fc ' • • • 9-*mmwmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm*m mmmmmmmmmmmm Thursday. November 4, 1982 O&E (P.C-i3C.r4,W,G-i1C)*15C 508 Hdp Wanted 512 Situation* Wanted 518 Education 523 Attorneys 602 Lost & Found 609 Bingo 701 Collectibles 702 Antiques 702 Antiques - Dom««tk> — Parnate ••-—— AtnatrueHon- - Legal Counseling LOST Livonia, Coiden Retretver/lrisb MON 7 PM - THURS t 45 PM LLADRO COLLECTIBLES, for sale. * A PREMIER EVENT * JUNIOR GROUP GOQD97ILL HOUSEKEEPER COMPANION ft UCHT Housekeeping Setter, female, brown leather collar. 6 Knights of Columbus 10AM-6PM. (»5-620* 19*2 Small household. Irish traditional 6 yean experience flANO LESSONS months old Reward 425-1959 S9050 Scnoolcraft W of Neyburgb Antiques Sbow ftSal e Good coo*. 6*1-637» Will give references. Days only, own FREE PHONE (64-9*7* MING DYNASTY Jade rectangle, OLDEINN IN YOUR HOME . LOST - Male Cat, black with white legs, Nov 5 llirc-9pm transportation 636-5471 carved in boy ft dragon design, rare Nov * llam-tpm MATURE UVE IN HOUSEKEEPER Popular or Classical CONFERENCE belly ft face. Reward Mtddlebelt - blue gray color, suitable for.eeodant 2 ANTIQUE SHOW Curort rtfereoceawwo transportation COMPANION Nurse Aide, experience, Orangelawn.. 525-4175 Nov 7 llam-5pm 6:30 PM At other carved white lade niv> from . Bootique - Pantry - Country Store -"- Weat BJooinfteld area nights or live In. elderly Invalid care, All Ages with an Clung Dynasty All authenticated DEARBORN INN «i«-ei17 private home eases, good references LOST Male Golden Retreiver. name SHELDON HALL 20JO1 OakwoodBKd Fairlane Manor. 19000 Hubbard. Dbrn. ATTORNEY AT LAW "Caroaby". much Vved family dog. 255-3725 Refreshments - Donation- $3 50 »5/hr, own IransportaUoo 399-4913 The Association of Across from Oreenfield Village MATURE Burturtng pence Id babysit Robert D. Mouradian Beverly Hills area Please call 646-1717 33111 Plymouth Rd. PASHICIAN-S STAMPS ft COINS ting 4 driving chlljrea to school Ugfct COMPANION or Rocoe Sitting 'Grease Music Teachers CORNER PARMINGTON RD Livonia Mall Buying stamps, coda, sil NOVEMBER 19,20,21 housework, S day* per week, must have Polnte employment references. Avail LOST • male Irish Setter, answers to MEMENTOS 544-7264 "Jake". Avoodale ft Veooy area. 10-21- LIVONIA 261-9140 ver, gold, postcards, baseball cards, FRI.SAT. 11-9 SUN. 12-5 own transportation. Soolhfield area. able anytime after 6pm it boun Sat ft 851-5423 comic books Almost anything collect Gill liter Spm. 569-4009 Son. Non-smoker. After «pm. 561-6311 12 Reward After 6 PM 729 71*2 SUN • Wayne 2nd Dem Admission $3,00 Of a recent great ESTATE PIANO/ORGAN LESSONS - Your able Open 7 Days (77-4542 Gold ft silver thimbles, silveentralners bome or mine. Birmingham within a 15 LOST. Oct-26. male Husky-Mutt. 60-70 MON #1101015 Dem Exciting, nationally important sbow MATURE WOMAN to baby «lt b my DEPENDABLE WOMAN 600 Personals TUBS • Mich Young Dem PRINTERS TYPE cases, cups, plaies. and cblldreos' silver tableware. Desires domestic wort. I days per Mile radius. Specializing in popular mo- lbs. white, with gray spots, vicinity (J select eihibitors from 12 states borne. Than and Fit Infant and 4 reir sic Mn Burrows «41-0957 Shiawassee • 9 Mile. Farmlngtoo WED • 5th Dts Dem Lino. mags. mats, misc material Fea tuncg an outstanding selectioo of East Wind Antiques old References required 71*4*4» week. Own trans porta tioo References Reward. Please'call. 477 5*27. 477-9M THURS • Mica. Frootlaah 17J0J Wyoming. Detroit Pri . Sat ft 936-7(94 A friend)s someone Sun . 10 to 4 weekdays. 10 to J the finest antiques of the Itthft 19th C 520 So Washington, comer of Sixth. PIANO OR ORGAN LESSONS FRI #170)015 Dem for the discemin^col lector Royal Oak . NANNY Uve in for boy ft girl 11 ft » tn your home Bachelor of Music De LOST - Very much lovfiJLIrisi Setter. SAT. • 16th fXi Dem. vein respectively, ihoald drive, cook DOMESTIC CLEANING you-cancall on - STEUBEN T-ockfail -ft-wlne glasseT 38^TT79" Reliable Service gree Dan Hills (Music Dtr St. Rich male, slim "Black spot oo tongue ~ ~547^5~f4 W~~ ing ft light housekeeping Call weekday ards Parish). 1»7115» Or 71» 1140 when you need him... Reward Barbara or John 643-0405 or mint condition, also Royal Doulton figu Gala Benefit Preview-Founders Society evenings ooly. »15-1154 Reasonable Rates 891-7765 rines After 6pm 626-52(2 Detroil Institute of Arts MERRl TRAIL FLEA MARKET Call • «»-«17 VIOLIN/VIOLA LESSONS 700 Auction Sales Tburs November It • $25dooauoo At Mernman ft Ann Arbor Trail West- NEED la outgoing and respooxtb!* Artist Teacber Suruki Classes Forming Call 422-4TLC LOST • White Highland Teener (small). 7 00-10 00 pm The Dearborn Inn land Open Every Weekend Ftt. 4 to 9. womaJTo nandft 11J YT old jb-t-wtth DO YOU NEED HELP CLEANING!- red ,_411U2i CJI a io> Sim MO to 5 Will dean your apartmeot, coodo or Now. In Btrmtnghim ft Oai Part - black collar. Reward. CMl Barbara-or- 702 Antiques. seirores and CP Flexible boon, tome 54M1J0 or 64/-6511 "Telephone Listening Center John 641-0405 or 693-7765 Furniture, appliances, antiques, cull ft afternoons and evenings, preferrably home Very reasonable, honest and ef AUCTION bolts, waick repairs, books, leather weekeod evenings and occassional fected Mf-4170 111-0744 LOST- 2 ladies rings, engagement ft Antiques ft Collectable from estates Bloomfield Hills goods, collectibles. Jewelry, band-made, ( day start. Pertoqcan respond to any/ FORD MOTOR CO has done a good Job ring guard. "Birmingham area Reward and storage Sat. No» 6. 7 PM. al candy, dolls, cra/ts. B-B cards, records. or ill of the above. Wol BtoomDeld EXPERIENCED Baby Sitter ft mother 520 Secretarial & Lam permanently laid off I am well 64217W 22536 Michigan Ale . Wayne Partial 2nd ANNUAL of 1 will sit for your Infant or pre ALWAYS auto accessories, almost anything im irtt Own transportation. Business Services trained; OC , scheduling, coordinating. listing consisting of Antiques, Collectables aginable Win turkey dinners CaQ Eve's, or weekends, 616-074) schooler weekdays. John RU/Cherry 1st line sipervisioo, material handling' LOST • 2 Yr old male orange /carmel ft Hill area. Your transportation. 775-2(92 white cat. Long Lake/Lahser area Stain glass lamps, rrabogany bedrooms, Craft Show & Sale COMPLETE COMPUTER SERVICES • Mr Vandersajl. 5*9-0*2* china cabinets. 60 pe set coma made in NO TICKETS or lines. J oak desks. 3 SITTER NEEDED for 1 children, ages EXPERIXNCED CAREER MINDED payroll, mass mailing, accounting, spe Reward Call 645-15*2 November 6th, 9ajm-5pm piece mahogany dresser, carved ward I ft 10, Moo Pit in my Livonia bome, I FREE PACULS Germany, mahogasy desk, king srre THE • Hairdresser cial programs for vour needs, word pro brass bed. depression glass, battery ra 2601 Lone Pine Road. robe, marble wash stand, satinwood Mil*-M)ddleb«ll area. Call tiler 6pm seefa management post Bon i cessing. Call Mrs Bankki 56» «00 Try Shaklee Beauty Classics Your carved wardrobe ft dresser, oak bed. weekdays-weekends. 476-5W1- borne or mine Call for jfipnlnfroeot dio with eapojed speaker, 6 mabogaoy 2 blocks E of Middlebelt * ""MWMpn 604 Announcements ^i(»ag-roof» cfeaksr-teot-maker* -eat nitbt stand ft wardrobe, tables, (drop HOSIWHITEH ASSOC WriUngTedn-" 5TRJ9Y** " leaf, occasional, gale legt, 2 sets of TEACHER Deeds loving cire for I •nnwc tool Loi. sectional bookcase, chests, LEADER- Admission free. 934-3570 EXPERIENCED Ctrtstian woman de ing Reports, proposals, theses, disser Notices chairs, stained glass wintJows. from boyi, ) and schools ge, light housekeep tations, resumes Secretarial services HUNTINCCLUB »100 per week room/ glassware, linens, pictures, and much BOOK SALE for Collectors. Readers sires private duly patient care Good I AM NOW Taking orders for the Holi more not listed lAspcctioo 9 30 AM. and Investors 30¾ off oo all used and England, copper, buggy seat. Norilake ing, |] Mile Telegraph area. bewsletten. lay oot'deslp 551J760 board Blinds Nov 15-10 110 member dishes, decorator items FrL Sat Nov. Call ifter 5 PM. «45-0631 references av«ilable*53-5*95oe ship Bols Blanc Island Kevin Gibbons days for the world i best chocolates' day of sale until sale time COUNTRY FAIR rare store stock till Sunday. Nov 7. 332-70W OPFICE ALTERNATIVE - Executive 616-614-5361 Pecan. Walnut. Peanut.- Raisin, or Co- 5-30am-6pm e>ery day 50.000 Books' 5.6. 9-5 1622 Holt Tower. Bloomfield WOMAN TO do laundry ft Ironing, eve- Secretary with computer *• word pro eoanut Clusters Reasonably priced 'J. WOFFORD ANTIQUE Kir.g Books. 21 ( BAgley. downtown (be Hills. 1st street W of Franklin off W -EXPERIENCED CLEANING LADY INSIGHT into changes and every day Satisfaction or money back Also Quarton ry other week. 11 Mile ft Evergreen With references Good at organising cessing Simple letten to computerised tween Lodge Expressway and Grand area. Southileld. After 6pm 355-1606 reports Call Nancy 111412» problems Gain inner awareness. Astro- Christmas Stollen made with butter ft AUCTIONEER FLEA MARKETS Circus Park] — Experience In Interior dtssratuig Has TOgJTal birth charts. Mercury Communi filled with delicious fruits ft nuts Plum RED SLEIGH WOMAN to lire la. Light boasekeeplsg decorated lor boilden. »7*-221S THE LETTER WRITER puddings ft many other goodies Special 721-1939 Nations'! Largest Inside Markets BOOTH (0. small oak ice box. oak Country Antique ft Accessories. cations. 661-2027 626-2044 37590 Hebe!. Rkhmood. 1-727-19(4 and cooking. Willing to go South lor EXPERIENCED HOUSEKEEPER Need something written/at a loss for Orders Only* 534 73*8 LARGE FARM MACHINERY AUC Has 2 Big Locations chaise oak secretary bookcase Sat winter months Between (0-55 yein words? Secretarial Services, Bookkeep Nov 6 Bloomfield Hills Schools See yoo Nov 6th at West Hills Jr High. 9:30 AM. • 1 10 PM. Birmingham/ TION Sat. November 13th. 9am Locat 2601 Lone Pine Rd . West Bloomfield oM. Must drive. Vllerie. 626-7647 8)oomfield areas. References ing. Resumes. Glnny. 515-5504 455-6S92 ONE CALL DOES IT ALU ed 7 miles N. of Lapeer oo M-24 al (152 PONTIAC FLEA MARKET Sbow ft Sale Trustworthy, dependable. »15. (38-6054 Place yoar classified want ad in 606 Legal Notices N Lapeer Rd 75 (arm tractors, all su 20(5 Dine Hwy End ol Telegraph SELLING my bome. all antiques must WHAT IS YOUR TYPE' es. 1J riding lawn mowers, construction CHA! RS. CHAIRS. CHAIRS Resume, term paper, thesis, etc? Suburban Detroit's finest market NOTICE IS hereby given that the Anno Has both an indoor ft outside market Queen Anns. ( matching side. 2 match go Furniture, glass, hundreds of col 510 Help Wanted GENERAL DOMESTIC CLEANING The Observer ft Eccentric Newspapers equipmert. backhoes ft bulldorers. skid Phone 334-7MO lectables. large collection ol old rail Excellent references. k>w rites West Call Sandy's Typing Service al Report of the Gornick Fund (Mr loaders, loader tractors, etc, 100 sets of ing side. 1 odd arm. pair Victorian between 5PM- 10PM at 557-1*0« Alan L Gornick. principle manager), pressed back arm. cane seat; Victorian road collectables. 4 rooms and base Couples side of Woodward only 591-0900 Wayne plow ft disc, 50 pieces of ha^,<£uip- ment to choose from Do your Christ «37-3*84 will be available at its principle office. ment. manure spreaders, silage eoiftp1' •.'> . ,^VV>RREN MARKET platform rocker ft arm chair 644-1070 Oakland 15*5 Woodward Avenue, office s*. ceedlepoint seats. 3 early ladder backs mas Shopping at my bome Cash only. ASS'T menl. augers, cravity wagons, balers, JoyWTDequindre. 1 block N of 8 Mile No children please Call for appoint ROME HEALTH CARE 522 Professional 852-3222 Rochester/Avon Bloomfleld Hilts, Michigan for inspec mowers ft haybmds. blowers & Rd . has the famous rush seats, pair H:tcfccoc« chair ft rock FlESIDENT Screened, RN supervised. Insured tion during regular business hours by er, primitive rocker, gold gilt slipper ment S(((791or 5((-9713 Services Use your Visa or Master Card choppers, etc Several trucks, tilt bed ANTIQUE VILLAGE MANAGERS 24hour»-7days-SS73660 any citizen wbo request it within 1*0 with winches. 7 combines. 10 corn Phone 7S73740 original oeedlepomt pair barrel leath UNIVERSAL MALL. Antique Sbow and Professional Medical Personnel ACCURATE. CREATIVE RESUMES REGISTERED NUTRICIAN MSU days after the date of this publication planters, total 500 pieces of machinery er brass studs; oak cane back twisted Sale 12 Mile Rd ft DeQuindre, Warren. Professional Writing. Editing. gradoate Private counselling Call S13 79K700 BotlTTOca^.iorfi open every *«xend legs, empire mahogany settee ft match Ml Sun. Oct 31 thru Sun. Nov 7 Free Suburban apartment complex HOUSE CLEANING - 1 women with Roberta tor appointment 626-3462 TO THE OWNER OR OWNERS OF FR1 (9pm SAT ftSU N 10-6 ing chair new upholstery *55-3l30 Husband lor maintenance, wife tor references wish house cleaning. We Advertising ft Prtntiog ANY AND ALL INTERESTS IN. OR Parking Free Admission Dolls, res- The Write Idea 557*511 ALLEY' ARTS ft ANTIQUES trung while you wait - doll repair office ft cleaning. References required lake pride in our work. Please ciD Pa TWO MICHIGAN - PURDUE LEANS UPON THE LANDS HERE LN NORDMAN Open Daily 9-5 for dealer reservation 12*00 Franklin Rd at 1( Mile Ask for tricia or Shl/lay 541-0504 Football Tickets. $12 each. Call DESCRIBES LOT NUMBERS 222. 223. ' WALLED LAKE FLEA MARKET Stella Priestly COMPUTERIZED *** 135-6616 224 ft 225. HERNDON-S WALNUT CREATE a distinctive fireplace setting Antiques. Collectibles. Every Sat., Sun. 358-5550 HOUSECLEANTNC LAKE SUBDIVISION. WEST BLOOM ESTATE AUCTION for this rapidly approaching boliday WANTED Men ft Women of voting age Household • Tools ANOTHER Michigan Anuques Fairwill 10 AM-6 PM Nov! - IS Mile Rd. (I Mile COUPLE TO manage downriver apart- Reliable, thorough service RESUME BANK FIELD TOWNSHIP be held this Sun. November 7th at the seasoo We have the largest collection N of 12 Oaks) Call Fri 424-9736 $10 to 140 to join the League of Women Voters. Sale has been lawfully made of the fol We will have a public auction at 3111 of restored antique fireplace mantels in met complex Experienced ooly need There Is a Job waiting for you West Bloomfield/Farmlngtoo area. Packard Rd Ann Arbor 2 blocks E ol Lenawee Counly Fairgrounds in Adri call-- -lis-7111 Call Lyon or Xathy 557-5172 lowing described land for unpaid taxes an *am-4pm Quality dealers Chicken the midwest - oak. mahogany, cberry. WASH TABLE with long drawer suit- Let a computer help you with your Job P-0.B0I_ 2051 Famninrton HilU Ml there on andlnat the undersigned bas Plait Rd birch ft pine • ready.toinstaU.-lft addi able -tor -priimtiva -or -coloola 1—64 *" JANETS HOUSECLEANINC se'arch Cat!" Ron Cor appuYatioa^ In- 4401» Or call 855-0487 SUN NOV 7 AT 12 NOON dtoners served Let Janet's cleaning crew clean your tille there to under tax deed or deeds tion we feature a good selection of fully Dark stained lilt lop hotel desk with MANAGER (ormatioo issued there for. and that you are enti O-jrner Estate of Henry E Nordman ANTIQUE CLOCK Collection from restored antique wood, coal ft gas burn turned lep. DO drawers. 1 row cub bome and be In and out In 14 boon We Braun ft Helmer Auction Service do windows, wens, refrigerators ft cup 602 Lost & Found tled to a reconveyance there of. at any alarms to Grandfathers Victorian & ing stoves, ready tor use. Jest in time to byholes »120 Antique wrought "iroo bird COUPLE 338-6107 time within 6 months after return of BRUCE ROY REALTY. INC. 1920 furniture, and lots of old items help you fight oil those winter chills cage stand 110 After 6PM 459-5*56 boards on request Excellent referenc Jobslnt 1011 PootiacSUte Bank Bldg es Call Janet 589-9173 BLOOMFIELDTWP SHELTER service of this notice, upon payment to 349-8700 May be seen Sat ft Sun 10am-6pm. MATERIAL UNLlMfTED wanted for apartment protect in Metro Pontiac. Mi 4*058 Lost or Found a pet' Mooday-Friday. 9 the undersigned or to tie treasurer of 18(66 Middlesex Laihrup Village 2 W Michigan Ave . YpsiUnli OPEN WE BUY ALL ANTIQUES politan Detroit area Minimum ol 1 KIND CARING SINCERE GERIATRIC AMI PM. also nice Pets for Adoption. the county in which the lands lie Re WAYNE COUNTY' SHERIFF'S DEPT 552-0*39 Thurs thru Sun 10am-5pm Moo thru Glass Postcards. Clocks, Dolls, year experience in management of Aide waots work, excellent references. 523 Attorneys 4 200 Telegraph 644-6161eit_150 spond to Treasurer of County or Inter- Auction Sale to be held November 4, Wed by appointment ooly (65-6980 Art Glass. Jewelry Furniture and apartments required. Send resume and lakes Development Corporalioo 1982 on the ground* at Wavne Counly JC WYNO ROMA HALL Shelly china 3(8-3154 or 3(8-7964 fat) or part time Ask lor Mrs. Harris FOR INFORMATION. Antique ft Collectible Show Over 80 oauliflcaUocs to Box 78*. Observer ft «61-1071 Legal Counseling 642 1556 General Hospital A " Building Michi DARK OAK (8 in round table, opens to Eccentric Newspapers. 2*151 Scnool- Re long hair gray cat near Tieken. gan Avenue and Henry RufI Road, at 9 Dealers Westside Sun . Nov 7th 9 lo 4 95 in Cherry open bookcase. 1*91 mir- 703 Crafts craft Rd, Livonia. Michigan 481 Jo LOVING MOTHER wishes to babysit Adams, Call 652-116» CHAMBER MUSIC ENSEMBLE THE OTHER MOTHER -•& Flute, Classical Guitar, Cello Child care bome. Accepting children 1» For Any Occasioo months to 4 years. Full time. Loving 131-1175 care NorthvtJle- its-ml OSi 8P /*V P/I/OA/7 -pBoy U8JOiooqO$ i S29C DAZZ DANCE PRODUCTIONS TWO LADIES looking for day work. Professional, Licensed Disc Jockeys. Monday thru Saturday. Own transpor All musk Deaver Communications ts tioo, experienced and references. 465-1511 «1-040« and 115-2111 11¾ 5 FOLDFlAP ITS •SCHEER- MAGIC WILL CARE (or elderly or convales Specialising in Children's Entertain cent, mature, es^crieoced, IS per hr. OOWNANO ment. Magic. Comedy ft Balloon Ani Dally hrs. Excellent references Plym TAPESHUT pMjkwp mals. Magkiin Doug Scneer. 151-5661 outh - Uvooia area preferred. 455-4515 Jli|lU))J>;7JJi\U*t|t3> JAN SAN PUPPETS Children entertainment- Puppets, 513 Situations Wanted magic music, all occasions. Call •41 7450 or 647-4676 Male -JUST A FEW ACCOUNTANT • desires part lime. 30 Mask (or Festive Occasion* yrs. experience, general ledger, all tax Weddings, Christmas Parties, Dances es, payroll for Individuals or corpora PLACE ;< Carl; 455-SJH Lew 451-1110 tions Mr Saputo 6(7-27(9 FIRST j • ?,', LATEST AND GREATEST BARTENDER - Have Tools, Will Trav CLASS -N-; • D J. Recorded Music el Plan your bobday party now! Call J .••••: For All Occasions Honest John, Mornings fteves . STAMP *>^JS»-«6vl 474-6M4 671 5933 Weekends 673-3551 HERE • ' f' -' - ^-^_~_^^-~~.^^^—^^^-^^^^-. f,,y SHOWCASE OF ENTERTAINMENT GENERAL HANDYMAN moving, fiV; Need a band for a Wedding? Now you hauling, painting, bome repalri ft elea*^ . Pi .can bear 5 bands on 1 Sunday alter- up Do 11 rfefw ft save ' (©ijgtrtier<tetitrit >-*oon_ For tnformatloo Call 77MJM Call anytime Tim 277-6011 ,; j'THE Touch of Music for that special oc- HANDYMAN y. '.ctsioe • wedding*, private parties, club All types of work. Yard clean-up, :. 'meetings, luncheons. Chariot I*, plano- gutters, plumbing, wall washing, etc : 'organ. Mary, vocals. 459-1111.9*1-4034 All areas. Reasonable Rates 729-2551 '':i 11NCLE JOEY ft THE PROF!" MAN 26 • SELF MOTIVATED, quality classified j:i;\Unlque entertainment Magic sbow. minded, dependable, seeking employ- •^Balloon sbow. silts, much more. meet wilh company that has career op 548-5458 portunity No sales Jeff 476-7696 REMOVE RUBISH ft DEBRIS Also. Handyman Work ads ,512 Situations Wanted r Call Hamptoo *>:| Female AT 933-4681 36251 Schoolcraft Road, WILL Prepare your bouse for Winter Painting, repairs, yard work, odd )obs Hardworking responsible man Livonia, Ml 48150 ABCARE 623-1236 R^Specialixing In private duty nursing in Pf4 u* Home. Hospital Nurting Facilities 515 Child Care £3¾ RJ^s.LPfrs, COMPANIONS A FAMILY day care bom* may be your AIDES answer for child care. Accepting all NEWBORNCARE ages. Call (or a list of licensed homes in 4 FOLD RESPIRATORY -"PHYSICAL your area. 545-5750-. »73-5711. 155-9831 HEP.E OCCUPATIONAL TOWARD SPEECH THERAPISTS INFANT CARE ftTODDLE R Program FLAP HOME PODIATRY VISITS Is Troy area. Our qualified teachers There Is A Difference, We Care! will give your child loving care Discovery Comer 516-9191 1 424-8377 518 Education 14 HOUR COVERACE & Instruction AFTERNOON Baby Sitting available" Ford - Wayne Rni Area Weekends AIRLINE ^- anytime Day or Evening WJ1I even pickup your children from ScbooL Call CRUISE LINE •iter 4 PM. ask for Vickie 326-2097 TRAVEL AGENTS ARTOT/C*UlgT«pber wants wort oo CAREERS free-lance basis Can do special orders for certificate awards, wedding InvlU- Day ft night classes starting now at Uoo*. aB occasions, and holiday cards Michigan's oldest ft most modern trav Reasonable rates. Samples ivailable. el school Computer training included Hoo. thru Fri M PH. (89-4363 For t positloo In the travel industry 3 that offers good working conditions, Al CLEANINO-Need • good cleaning travel opportunities ft advaoce- u. 4 ( or someone to help serve your aocUl ment,call American Travel Sciool J - Orderyour Observer & Eccentric —" -|? Call Gwen « Housekeepers 22912 Woodward, Ferodale. Call lelpen IJjJm 1-311-1995522 .BOOKKEEPER. AlLofjV* skills lor manual operauoo. -eAfrTtNEHNG- ^fassffied-ad by mail— Just use this Oood telephone manner. Mature, re&- L«jdaT wrrilrriuni Age.18 able. Please call S6l-«J?i 1 ONE OR TWO WEEK CLASS a Dayor Evening Classes • BRIGHTEN YOUR BOME • handy envelope-form and save time. • 4 Kar* yonr borne prof esssooally clraned Tree Placement Assistance by '"SBiishln*- HousekKpfiuj Service"- 657-7757 fortbeHblloUys. JS7-IW4 PROFESSIONAL BARTENDERS SCHOOL Enclose your cash or check. 26719 Southfield Rd.. Southileld CArUNO .. A Tradition Sine* 1975. 13 Sclwols Coast U Coast ^» • RNS-LPNS 11 * UVE -IN COMPANIONS EXPERIENCED piano ft organ teacher ' 3 • flOME REALTH AIDES , for all ages, Will corn* to your home. • • SR. COMPANIONS Tutoring available In French. Spanish ft Fully Insured, BooSed ft Supervised grade school subjects 562 5(21 3 FOLD 1* Una Day 7 Days A Week HERE ZIP. JOIN THE EMPLOYABLES TOWARD NAME ADDRESS. CITY. — PBRO-CARg E ONE. INC ADDRESS •Toe H"eilli h ClM T>ft)f»36tatt= _RHOiNE_ 569-4400 BUSINESS 1982 CHILOCARB Please Insert my ad on Monday. .1982 or Thursday. (Moolh.Dry) And/or housekeeping, excellent refer INSTITUTE (UoolrvDay) ences and experience Call after 1 PM, Our grids an getting Jot* uUorDori, , »57-59»« TRAtfflN NOTE: DEADLINE FOR MONDAY IS FRIDAY • DEADLINE FOR THURSDAY IS TUESDAY SERVICE DIRECTORY CHILD CARE- Available between Nov. • DATA PROCESSING * Approxima teiy five 5-tetter words per line + (DEADLINES ONE DAY . * k And] M Any ahlfL Experienced • WORD PROCESSING • •. EARLIER IN BOTH CASES wlti reference* Westland area • MEDICAL ASSISTING 1 After »PM «22-0344 «^» RA TES: • ^CHHi>eAR&——---^ • ACCOUNTING Infants to ». Your trtnsporUUon. • SECRETARIAL Sou tMlrld area 86M96* Financial Aids Available ^-BQ-perWneiorautos-, CLEANINO Placement Assistance household goods and Call Homej, offices. 1 rlrls, 1 bourt. 11*00 Pontiac Business Institute miscellaneous D«p -SIS l"'1 L w ^^ I* wMla^tfMLftlli*!, mam* Mtfs* .Ml*M*f i'jpep-^5- ¢3.5^333330^^53.5^-5^^3^^-^^1 16C*{P,C-14C.R.W,G-12C) O&E Thursday, November 4,1982 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods 703 Crafts 704 Rummage 8alee 705 Wearing Apparel 706 Appliance* 708 Household Goods 708 Household Goods Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County Oakland County CHRISTMAS BOVTtQUR S»L Nov.AMERICA N LESION AUXILIARY. DESIGNER CLOTHES, die 11 to 1(. WASHER, Kenmore. coppertooe. good «liJOapl 13 pm. CUU l**>f». Nardil) Unit 171 of Redfort Twp., 1S54J Beech coat*, (boet, «Ue, IA to IAA. excellent coodilioo, $50 474-7584 RTMKNT <*(>• P.,-!.,.., CUSTOM FURNITOR6—*4*—4- PIIRMlTirPPU.VtlP.rTI.PS.pc Oady.-N.-ef 4 Miie^TortreMh** frethe*. cwtitkia ttajuaabre. JlHtJr .AUNOUNCINO. "tft'W**** Cirxrn*,-»*« WESTINGHOUSE electric hot water H31s^. Sat-Sun. lOam-Spm 11190 Creeo loveseat by Flair, dining room table 4 ESTATE SALES CLOSE-OUTS treuare*. NOT 11.9am-5pm. HtUa Apt 041. between Drake Rd 4 Offered to the public by FABULOUS LUNARINE Mini co*t healer, eicellent coodilioo. 555 UNDERGROUND chair*. 6 pc. bedroom set by Dreiel BARGAINS 0ALORE AVAILABLE Call M»-S*07 Halstead Bedroom set. 5 occassional Heritage Excellent condition 651-7871 BY IRIS .- QUALITY DISCOUNT FURNITURE "CoO«ticoo«N«wOwm(orL<»ki with detachable hood, practical!' new. table*, lamp*, wall accessories, ccrio 1 pc. Hercukxj living rooms, regularly ,^ wItiOMOoeatiyCUnB" Northrille Plata Mill Indoor Flea Mir- Call alter llNooo. 441-5545 COLLECTOR DINING ROOM set.- walnut modern "•J*- Annua] "(Uln Peddle*- let W 7 M1W Rd, Sat, Nov. «. »AM- WHIRLPOOL DISHWASHER Deluie- cabinet. Ranter*, misc. "The Most Beautiful Home $299, now $112; deluxe 1 pc mattress with energy uver. never used with 4 Conducts Our Own Sale style, extension table, 6 chairs, china with foundation twin - $59. Full - $7», Mow* to be held Nor. 4, ltw. 10 - t 5PM. For reservations. c*ll WMMO cabinet 4 buffet-$453 - 151-3115 In Franklin!!" PH. »1 tb« Portlwd Hlgji School Gym, 706 Appllarwt color panel*, WO 474-M55 OJ Estate & Consignment RftOYHXLL Duncan Phyffa cherry din Queeo - $9{*, 1 niece bedrootns, regular PortUed, ML Aimlako, $1 with a ing set Obi one table. 6 chairs. 1 leaves, Fn 4 Sat. Nov 5 4 6.10 to 4 PM ly $319, -oosr Jll», complete Lumber- BUtLT-DO • GE range top. Tappan WH0LLPOOL"electric doer, good coo Merchandise large china cabinet Best offer. 644-0174 DINING ROOM Set, Traditional, oral lack bonk bed sets, 166, detue full size yj»wtaf o4 prize* for thoM who atteod dilioo, gold. H5 515-5J15 table. 8 chairs, double china. 11500 26575 WILLOWGREEN, sleeper*. $119. Mirt BnmwUaj. the Author of Atoeri- BEL AIR ovea, both brown/electric, mate offer. AT OUR SHOP Queen size bed. 2 mgktslands, double FRANKLIN «*« OOBBtiy, editor ol Hoo»e Beautiful Will separate. Call 591-1496 WHIRLPOOL 11 lb. waster A dryer, al BUILDER'S MODEL All new merchandise in cartons FLEA MARKET dresser 4 chest |1200 Player piano (Take Franllin Rd to Woodlore. which QUALITY DISCOUNT FURNITURE will Jecturt «1 144. T»k« 1« wort 10 CHEST FREEZER- Coldspot 15.1 cu mond. »45« pair Gold 10 cu ft Whirl 790 N. Woodward HOME FURNITURE 1800 Ping pong table $50 Also Misc. is 3 blocks north of IS Mile, go w*st oo Xat St l\>claaxdej3Uo&>wtl4iaL Fif At pool refrigerator. 5454 All less than 1 H460CRAT1OT The Bel Air Drive- la Theatre ft Like new $135 474-1541 Birmingham 30-60% off cancelled orders All excellent cooditioo 643-7189 Woodlore. take fast left oo WiUowgreeo 1 blocl* N of 7 mile ty teno tpulltv tt*ien.tnm fl rtita year old. »11-4550 (N of Maple near Oat. eastside of New 1 pc mattress set* $47 to address). "ill *hos* their ccotempoctry coantry UMI UU* Rd. E. of Van Drke. COLDSPOT (reeier cheet while, 15 Co. DINING Room Solid btrch Conant Ball Moo thru Sat 10-8 EVERY SAT SUN. T AM-tPM WHIRPOOL portable washer 4 dryer, street) 1 top-of-the-lbe Queen, reg $489. $147 511-3500 ware*. Qirijtmu Shop tt Toootrr Ft Good coodilioo. $115 After tJOpm, Bed frames $10 drop leal table, buffet, china. 6 chairs GORGEOUS HOME wilh labuloos coo- Peddler Show" Shopper* free admisxioo, free parking 17S-1W7 gold with stand. 1 years old. 1400 CE NOV. 4; 5. 6, Mint coodition $500 661-2431 651-3264 Credit cards 4 checks accepted Call $54-1914 dryer, eicelleat coodiUoo. 1150 Heavy 8 pc living rra group with tables. $163 temporary furoilure and palnling* Delivery available Thurs., Frl., Sat. $1,400 sectional pit ' $59* v FALLCRAFTPAffi Sat Son. Call 144-4191 CORNWO ELCTRJC range. %t\S clean- duty micro wave stand $15 DINING room table. 42" square, wilh Numbers given out at $1,000 Sofa, loveseat. chair. Aotroo vel three 15' leaves, pads. 4 chairs, walnat, CONTENTS INCLUDE: Carl' GIFT SHOP CLOSED With Bake Sale and Pood At St Scoc Lng oven.1175. 641-1071 1S4-3M7 . >7»-»O70 vet oyloo $$J1 la*Uca Act BolMlnt Outer Driver * BETH SHALOM SISTERHOOD rurn^ 9:30am, sale hours 10am to 1350 Cabinet 334-3706 Springer 4 Knoll furniture, suede L Basement sale of new baskets, planter*, Southfleld, Acroo from Stacy College, age tale. HM1 W Lincoln Rd, Oak DISHWASHER. OE, white, perfect WRINGER wasting machioe in eood 7 pc bedroom with bedding $770 sofa and chair*, dining table and 8 cookie )ar* Other ilems for great Hob Nov.« * T, 19AM-4PM. Over 44 Table*. Part, between CcoUdge 4 Greenfield, condition, lite new. must sacrifice. ccojilioa $55. 411-1»75 5pm dally. SofabHs $115 DOUBLE BEDROOM set Bed. dresser, chairs, bar stools, family room and day gift* at one half retail price. Also, Saaiti. Nov 7th.. from 1« AM. 4 PM. Call . 1JS-M75 Bunk beds, all wood parts $47 chesi, mghlslarjd Sofa, chairs, otrJer study (urailuure. 1 bedrooms com terrific garage sale misc. tovs, house HOLIDAY BAZAAR and Monday. No*. •„ » AM. • 1 PM. De We will be negotiating prices oo aH Lumbertack bunt b«I rustic heavy duty items Best offer 563-7647 plete, Acrosooic spinet piano. hold, etc Nov. 6. Sat Only. 9 AM. - 4 signer dretsea, housewares, family DISHWASHER, KitcbeoAlde. poruble. with bedding $9» Edward Field area rug. huge B*k?l food*, >eUle<, 708 Household Goods m*rrhir%Ht*» which will be mAraed A DRAMATIC CONTEMPORARY arc PM. N off Lone Pine, between Middle- Craft* and hiocbeoa. clotilat ihoea, boob, toy*, etc. coppertooe, tlOO. 411-07»7 6:d ihett will be available for offers Hotel/motel oiatlreij 4 box spring l Youngercnan painting, huge Lester belt & Orchard Lake. 4360 Strathdale. Oakland County twlnlpc $75 lamp in marble base $400 646-1857 1 Johnson painting. MirO'i'CjrMef^jftder---.r . .JJ- front door, cash only. NOT.I.ICMPM. DA.V. FLEA MARKET ELECTRIC RANOE. avocado. 50 Inch, which will b< confirmed on Sat. Nov 6 Cocktail tables, reg $75-1350 . . DRAPES- Custom. Celery 2 pair 56x82 I lithos. Zox watetcolor. TnatcoenaCnef—i rZ. HOLIDAY BAZAAR. S*L, Nov «. 11- A Ur«e variety.- Every Sunday 6am- double orea. Eicellent coocUUoa. ALL' LIVING ROOM lumlture, sofa. closeouts . $19 i sculpture, furs Designer clothes HIDE-ABED, green/yellow plaid; Tux 4pm. 471» Deodhdre. N. of Aoboro, 5JJ-S014 chairs, bar. paintings, tables, lamps, Our shop is full of lovely antiques and 4 tie backs, pr 58i45. pr 66x37 Large SPM. Uniqoe handcrafted Item. Corner ... DELIVERY AVAILABLE hems, valances Best offer 616-4341 | collecubles, etc etc edo »ty>e $275. French eanebact Butternut Line and Westbcook Part UUca. PWie «top by mac items Best olfer Must sell Ex coltectables This u the perfect oppor-- 16706 Telegraph. Detroit ELECTRIC STOVE, coming ware ce cellent condition 855-9761 tuoilv to purchase holiday gifts Buy a loveseat $80 36 in round yellow table. way. Cranbrook VUU*e. Twelve Mile ramic harvest gold, f 100. flood coodi- h mile S of 6 Mile 592-8752 DRESSER 4 mirror, fruilwood, 6ft. 2 leaves. 6 chairs. $75 Wine rack cabi- between Evergreen k Soolhlield. FLEA MARKET. Baiaar 4 Bate Sale. gift that Is appreciated while it appreci SALEBYIRfS Nov. a, 9*m-6pm. Garden CM* Praby- (ion. 55J-7591 ALL WOOD DINING SETS ales lo value' 2360 Scotl Lake Rd . Pootiac ' $125. 7ft studio couch $50 Lamp $3« oet. $60 S4O-9105 tertan Church. It41 MlddlebelL Turkey The Emporium 674-4179 Other mpe. 645-0727 HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE ' ELECTRIC STOVE. Magic Cbef. green. Gorgeous mahogany 10 pc with oval 644-3982 Hours 9-5 daily. Sun J1-5 559-8908 HOUSE CLEANING SALE 5 pc wal Nov 10. R.LD.S- Cbirch. 1X441 Ridge dinner A loach 1» aerved. 10 In.. 4 year* old, & good coodilioo. table, beautiful » pc mahogany. 7 pc DRY SINK. Mediterranean style, an ESTATE SALE Southfietd Like new nut bedroom set-$25*. misc. pictures. Rati. Plymouth. I0*m-5pra Lunch 476-4511 Chippendale, 5 pc mahogany. 5 or dan- tique, green. 18 glasses 16 bottle wine lamps etc »3 to $50 «£»42x3- -•ervei-AltwekooBe. OAK DESK with matching chair. Queen rack, faille storage »130 6« «58» rimer dtcor-atcra livingi dining* bod- Anna love seal Hooka 4/$l Barber •aa^walnul. i pc htavily earvta-oatr-?- -ATTENTION- room furniture, accessories, clothes pole. Lota of mbc Item*- Rachel* Boot GE electrlt rangl. 4 vr» old. imm*,cu- pc mabogaoy HOUSEHOLD late coodilioo, almooi a color. 5175 BARGAIN HUNTERSI DUNCAN PHYFE dining, table. 6 155-4443 orfeave message at «5-0040 HOMMART Cater. Merri-TralJ Flea Market Mer- Interior Oesfgn Firm chairs. $425 Mabogany coffee 4 end ta 540-151« ANTIQUE TRADER PRE-RENTED FURNITURE ESTATE SALE - 1 day. only Sat Nov & ESTATE SALES rlman * Ana Arbor Trail Wectland. Returns from Model Homes 'Established Over 25 yrs' bles. $31 each 646 9052 DIRECT SALE Open Pit 4PM SPM. Sat • AM4PM. CE refrigerator, frost free, lieu ft, ei 21»05V»nDyte.Warren(atS<* Mile) ith. Sam-3pm EZ-mini storage, build- 10-5 Daily and Transferred Kxcoiuves Must sacrifice all remaining rolls of ng 9. locker 914. 15390 11 Mile Rd Conducted by "K" MAILORDER Sm HAM 5PM cellent coodilioo, $174 Kenmore elec custom, commercial 4 designer carpet DUNCAN PHYFE mabogany dining tric range, $55 M«-54H 756-7885 Floor Samples and room fable, buffet. 6 carved chairs. near Wacren. Mich) between Gross- RUMMAGE A CRAFT SALE- Nov «th. Antron. lltron Wool Berber. Terms 4 xck 4 Hayes oo 12 Mile Rd Oriental AMER1CAN Renaissance bed and vani Discontinued Items also marked down installation available Call now $750. China cabinet $100 573-457$ Servicing hnvSpm. Deonyi ReaUDrant, Ann Ar CE Americana 50 loch free standing SAVINGS UP TO 70". -ugs. Art deco nouveau. primitives. TRADE MART ty with marble tops, $1500 Beautiful ELEGANT DREXEL bedroom set Jueen Anne Chippendale Victorian Wayne. Oakland 4 Macomb Counties bor Rd * 1175. An proceeda for chart- range. Hl-lo ovens, self cleaning, high back church chair, with loot stool. Brass teaeart $50 Sat. & Sun. Nov. 6 4 7 «7 coppertooe. new coodilioo. J51-O770 353-9174 French Provincial, good condition /lail French traditional, mtse $150 519-1667 Pine rocking chairs $70 days 569-2124 eves 356-2749 559-778» KAY 247-0361 11AM-7PM ST. THOMAS HOLIDAY BAZAAR HEAVY duly deluxe Whirlpool washer Baby crib-walnut $7S CARPETING. 52 sq >ds Bigelow. ANN 771-0197 HOLIDAY INN METRO AIRPORT »11« Tea MUeRAfK. Mlddlebelt) and dryer. Excellent coodition, $»5 4 drawer chests »95 brown nylon, excellent condition $325 J1J00 Industrial XwivfOff Merrtmaa) Nov. 110AM-4PM. Nov. 7:11AM-1PM Deluxe electric stove 1185. 518-21» AN ESTATE SALE Contemporary oak rocker $95 Call after 12 Soon ' 642-7787 HOUSEHOLD SALE. , Romulus, Michigan Crafta. Albanlaa Paatrlea, Ethnic Fooda Frl., Nov. 5 6 pc. dinette $95 Estate & Household Sales ESTATES HOT POINT built-in electric range. lighted bookcase . $95 COLONIAL country slyie dinette set. 1473 Fairway - Birmingham SUPPORT OUR CHRISTMAS Cheer on $(5 410-OM5 &Sat. Nov.6, 10-5. table. 4 chairs plus leal. »180 Ultra E off Cranbrook. So of Maple $5,000 in Cash & Prizes Velvet Wing chair* $150 coMemporary chair new never used. ET CETERA Saturday, Nov. f. *-) PM. by cctnlng to LAIRD RD. & BROOKLYN Thomasvilld bookcase . $150 Sat. & Sun., 10 AM to 5 PM Will be Given Away oar Rummage 4 Craft Sale la the Ban HOTPOINT FREEZER 15cuft. upright American of Martinsville server $195 $50 852 8874 Sales4 Appraisals lite new $1« 19" color tv. $«5. IRISH HILLS SPECTRUM of Household Furnishings General Adult Admission $1 quet Room at Decnr'a Reatanrant Contemporary sofa 4 chair $245 CONTEMPORARY 4 piece sectional j Leonard console piano. Ethan Allen hat Ann Arbor Rd, Plymowh. 154-0158 1-94 West., US. 23 South, One of the Oldest Children Admitted Free Basset! sleeper sofa $295 sofa, suitable for home or office, eicel- ) WE WILL COORDINATE AND Established Firms in Oakland County chairs Country French sofa with cane WOMEN OF THE MOOSE KENMORE automatic dishwasher, hy- U.S. 12 West, past M50, turn Contemporary sofa 4 lovesejt. . $350 lent condition 644-8448 J DISPOSE OF YOUR ESTATE AND sides 4 matching tables, occassional (313)595-4481 enic runt, avocado, wooden cutting Bassett 5 pc dining room $350 HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS AT TOP chair, wuig back chair, antique trunk, Christmas Basaar, SOL, NOT.7, I-S PM. south on Brlx Hwy., past CONTEMPORARY • Traditional solas MARTELL CHRISTMAS BOUTIQUE »71« Shiawassee, Farmlngton Hill*. S.ard lop. $175. Call l-8pm 511-5806 4 pc oak bedroom set . $350 PRICES IN A COURTEOUS. RELI oil Minting, lamps. Siinmoods Hide-A- Marr Rd., top of hill on left. Traditional sofa 4 loveseat . . $445 Glass 4 chrome sofa and end table, sin ABLE 4 EFFICIENT MANNER 644-3682 Bed. oval braided rug. silk natch quill, Sat Nov t. 1» to 5 MM Uveroob. be Hand-made article*, bated good, games gle beds, desk 6415917 tween 1« and 1» Mile. Up to 100 Libia for children. Food will be eerved KENMORE electric range, self-clean, 100 ACRE ESTATE. ENTIRE CON Lea pine bedroom set $495 ETHAN ALLEN family room couch. maple kitchen seT. dryer. TV. Crafts new. used 4 months $415 firm. 5J1-0711 TbomasviUe china cabinet $t95 VOL R VALUED POSSESSIONS man lawn mower 4 misc. items of Tine crafta. gifu and decoraUoca. No Public welcome. TENTS Vast collection of antiques, col CO.VTEMPORY SOFAS, camel color j loveseat. tables, orange plaid & pine admiakmcharge. Informalioo514-*U! lectibles & quality traditional furnish Contemporary game set $515 ARE OIK SPECIAL CONCERN" Duncan Phyfe dining room set $45-1542 KENMORE washer and dryer, used 6 Stratford sleeper sectional. . $550 Parsons table, wall-hung buffet. lhro« | months, harvest gold. $400 455-7135 ing! • Hummels. Aurene chandelier, pillows, pottery, glass, etc 851-7434, ROCHESTER ESTATE CRAFT SALE 705 Wearing Appartl baby grand piano. HaviUnd. leaded Basset!oak bedroom set. . $575 FOR FREE CONSULTATION ETHAN ALLEN trestle dining table. 4 CERTCO.INC, November ». 10*b-4pm. 700 LeGrand. KENMORE WASHER. Whirlpool windows. Christmas decoralioos. much Thomasville oak 4 cane bedroom $975 CORNER china cabinet, mahogany. Duxbory chairs, good condition 1400 522-1736 off Avoo. E. of Jobs R. Rochester. apartmeol site dryer, $115 for both or glass d china, quilts, etc A bountiful $600 Chippendale Tradmonal bedroom Call BETTY G. Alter 2 PM or weekends, call. .524-9664 GRAND OPENING! paradise' Assorted lamps $20. living room table* £-,-> , . SAVORY SENTS L SUCH will seD seperately. 116-1456 set. brown mahogany chest dresser CONDUCTED BY »25, stack chair* $10. folding chair* M mirror, double bed." $650 Mahogany 642-9020 ! FAMILY ROOM furniture, matching INTERIOR THE 0ROADWAY SHOP KENMORE washer. $40. Kenmore chest. iSerpeniine front). $175 Match , couch, recliner 4 table $600 Annual Fall Sale. Thar*.. Nov. 4th. (We've Redesigned Designer Price*!) dryer. $55. Jewel gas stove, $45; Norge Many other items too otimeroos to bst I 548-2587 DECORATOR'S lOiin to 1pm. Pri.. Nov. 5Ld. 10am to The White Elephant ing double oed 1100 or twin beds-corn ALMOST NEW^ESlCffERCLOTHES refrigerator. $40 511-8756 plelte. $250 573-4578 FURNITURE in her Urge home, most 5pm. Lota of herb prodocU, wrtathi, vt- k FURS . from prominent boraes at ANTIQUE SHOP MATTRESS & ESTATE LIQUADATION Fl'RNITURE for sale - bedroom, living ly new must seH. Sofaj in velvets, ole Degara. culinary herbs, aacbetv t pot- torprislngly Low Prices! Fall k Winter LARGE commercial gas radg*. steel COUCHES. DESKS, lounge chair, book Edward Fields area rugs, perfect condi room, formal dining, freezer, assorted fins, loveseats. chairs, tables, unusual pouni Tole piiatinga, country fural- Coats, Sportswear. Jackets, Pants, grill with large accessory shelf Also 543-5140 BOX SPRING SALE tion contemporary wall units; chaise, tables 689-4512 lamps, curio cabinets, secretary Bod NEWDELUXE QUALITY shelves, chest 4 mirror combination, i tore, Chrtstmu decoratioos. Many Sweater*. Suits, Dresses. Gowns, Soede* small refrigerator. Best of fer MM 045 complete 30 gallon aquarium equip- | wla* dinvng sets, while wicker furni room sets with armolres In king, queen anio.oe gifU- »0J Partridge Dr. 6i Leather* - size 4 to 16. FACTORY SECONDS ture Deco and Nouveau signed bronre ! FURNITURE - HOUSEHOLD Sale MUST SELL - two ovea GE VersaIroolc BABY CRIB 4 rastlrcss. excellent coo ment 682-1 2f 5 4 full sizes Pecan dining set also Bloom/ifI d Hi Ux 1 block N. of So.oare -151-7011 - VALUES TO $500 sculptures, pamtings arid prints, silver. Oakland Twp Maple drop leaf table, Queen Anne cherry dining 4 bedroom Late Rd.. between Adams & Opdyte range. 74x10. good cooditloa. best offer dilioo. $60. Also playpen available. Call COUCHES, desks, lounge chair Fri. ooly 10aro-4pm 474-1580 crvstat china, linens and furs soowsboc chairs, small oak game table, with poster bed at THE BROADWAY PLAZA «5- Aluminum Cleaning 24 Basement 33 Building & Remodeling 33 Building 4 Remodeling 42 Carpet Cleaning 5$ Chimney Cleaning 66 Electrical 78 Firewood. 99 Gutters* ALUMINUM SIDINC CLEANED Waterproofing & Dyeing 4 WAXED ADDITIONS MARS BLDG. CO. CHIMNEYS CLEANED ALL ELECTRICAL REPAIRS •• A • l FIREWOOD GUTTER Hanglng-Cleining-Repair I Brick. Decreasing 4 Cleaning Service WE ARE THE BEST! Enj . 4 Arch. Ap MODERNIZATION Aaction Caps. Screens 4 Dampers Replaced Residential 4 Commercial breaker 4 I face cord $40.1 face cord* $75.1 face Aluminum fslduig 4 Roofing Licensed 4 Insured 515-0500 proved Syilern, Inside or Out Kitchens Alt Garages Residential Commercial. Additions. STEAM CLEANING SPECfAL 751-0334 fuse panels, plugs, violations Uc Low cords $100 (7i6x4).-12 to 18 in. length Free Estimates Refined Concrete Waterproofing. Inc. Bathrooms Family rooms Kitchens, Dormer*. Rec Rooms, Baths. 1 Prices Free Est. Anytime 584-7869 482-4517 Senior OUien Discount 180-1465 Lie. «61017. Bonded 4 Ins. 517-3144 Rough-In Redwood decks Siding Free estimate*. Prompt service /a Off Regular Prices CLARK'S CHIMNEY SERVICE • Clean ) Aluminum Siding 538-1666 626-704« from $23 screen 122 50. both $40 Bnck BASEMENTS 4 ADDITIONS WIRED A-l Local Firewood For quality work by Builder who works LIVING OR FAMILY ROOMS SERVICES INCREASED OR MOVED $50 face cord. (4x8'xI6> Stacking and ITS THAT TIME OF YEAR oo Job* himself • calL work. caps, downdrafts corrected In ALL TYPES SIDING 4 Insula Hon 27 Brick, Block & Cement RAYCO BUILDING COMPANY AS LOW AS $20 sured Call between iam-Spm 595-3066 - VIOLATIONS CORRECTED - delivery free Call evenings 4 week To Have Your Gutter* Cleaned Thermal 4 Storm window* 4 door* MARTY GRAFF'S We specialize in custom building, home Powerful truck-mounted steam clean Expert in Detroit Edison s New ends 855-5171 Guards Installed Custom trim, awnbg*. gutters, roofing. improvements, additions, kitchen 4 ing equipment gets carpels safely NORTHWEST CHIMNEY SWEEP Interruptible Service for Central A.C Free Estimates. 535-307» *etn Aluminum Frank .515-7677 CHIMNEYS GRAFF CONST. CO. bath remodeling Wood decks 469 4780 cleaner 4 dryer than all other methods NOV SPECIAL $26 55. professionally Licensed Master Electrician FIREWOOD-MIXED HARDWOODS 476-8338 cleaned. $42 95 cleaned and screened !5 YEARS EXPERIENCE $50 a face cord,Hi8rl6) NOVEMBER SALE ON ALUMINUM ALUMA ENTERPRISES Repaired or built new. Screened, SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC We guarantee to Get It Clean' Free Delivery GUTTERS 4 DOWNSPOUTS $130 Cleaned Roof leaks stopped Additions 4 Modernization $26.95 screened only 5379379 • FREE ESTIMATES- Ul aiding, trim, ptler*. storms, roofing ALL REMODELING 4 REPAIRS Upholstery 4 Velvets DAVID MOSS. 559 0315 591-0998 PER FT for replacement wilh baked tr repair* Work Guaranteed. Licensed GUARANTEED 4171981 Will Beat Anybody's Wrilteo Bid by 6% Design and Build Pet Odor Removal PROTECT YOUR LOVED ONES enamel aluminum All work guaran llnsured Free Es lima tes 644-1735 ADDITIONS 4 FTREPLAQES Licensed Builder Residential 4 Commercial Family Operated A chimney fire can end in tragedy For ELECTRICAL SERVICE FIREWOOD teed Free est, Ray. 368-0117 CHIMNEY REPAIRS Michael Forynski 728-3418 Licensed Builder • Fully Insured App t call the professionals Firewood. Commercial - Residential $65 per face cord. 4x1x16" THOMAS DEXTER-Masoo Contractor Free Estimates 476-4441 ACTION CARPET CLEANING screens 4 caps Insured Low rates. Free Estimats Delivered 4 suck OHMER CUTTER SERVICE ALUMINUM LICENSED 478-1791 A SMALLER company means smaller Oakland Wavne Allan Reed Chimney Sweep. 5311952 5378316 852-1389 Cullers cleaned, screened, repaired. price* All bom* improvements, base New Gutters Roof Repairs SIDING & TRIM SALE SIXER BUILDING 559-0050 421-5380 ALL CEMENT 4 Masooary-Porche*. ment* Call for free estimates, designs Dormers Additions ELECTRICAL Wiring Residential 4 FIREWOOD- 2 WEEK SPECIAL 624-6157 patios, driveway*, walk*, floor*, foun Complete Constructioo 477-3461 56 Chimney Commercial New construction 4 reno $38 S0facecor"d(4i$xl6) Complete Building 4 Remodeling Rec Rooms Kitchens Visa-MasterCharge vations Quality work, competitive Free Financing Available dations, new 4 repair* Licensed, Expe Roofing - Siding 4 Trim You pick up First class- rienced-Free Est »18-0066. 531-liOl BATHS - KITCHENS Building & Repair I prices Free esumatcs 546-3606 Split Mned Wood 622-4218 102 Handyman Licensed 4 Insured - Free Estimates Old Cabinets refaced like new Replacement Windows Member of SCT4HCUC ALL AROUND HANDYMAN. Plumt>- Over 10 Yrs Experience Formica Cabinet* 4 Counter* CARPET CLEAN ING CHIMNEYS. Fireplaces, repaired or ] ELECTRICAL WORKS LT D Heritage Home Improvement ALL CEMENT WORK Vanities. Dishwasher* 4 Disposals in built new. cleaned Wood stove installa INDl STRlAL. COMMERCIAL Good Seasoned Firewood : ing. carpentry, interior/exlenor paint CALL US NOW! Wai Stripping. Tile 4 Wood ing, window 1 gutter cleaning 4 small 537-0452 or 532-5797 & REPAIRS stalled LICENSED WALT. 476-6691 Free Estimates Reasonable Rates tion Slate licensed Insured Free est RESIDENTIAL 538-8630 eves. 437-5541 Northville Construction 348-1036 561-9395 appliance repair. Steve 855-5236 BLOCK, BRICK. DRIVEWAYS, CARPENTER/BUILDER 326-1905 Smith Bros 554-4092 HARDWOOD • SEASONED ALUMINUM SIDING SIDEWALKS. PORCHES, CHIMNEYS, Modernization 4 home repair 24 hr service Free Est CHIMNEYS 1 FIREPLACES ELECTRICIAN 6 cords hardwood $310. Softwood $270 ALL HOME REPAIRS FOOTINGS. FOUNDATION WORK 4 Licensed 4 Insured CORIAN CARPET Complete service For Hire Delivered CUSTOM TRIM SPECIALIST RETAINING WALLS TRUE Some have Met our Prices' Free Estimates REASONABLE RATES Gutter*. Storm Windows 4 Door* Awn Call Daniel 477-231» TRUCK MOUNTED Serving Tn-Couniy area IS 17-673-7094 FEW - OUR STANDARDS' GraSam Construction 453-3341 Licensed 531 0422 or 563 1306 Free Estimate. ing*. Porch 4 Patio enclosures. Father Free 4 fast estimate Master English Craftsman Specialir Siearn Cleaning Special MIXED HARDWOOD - $50 a face cord 4 Son Operated No Salesman. 20 year 525-942I on small 4 large jobs COMPLETE ing in all types of Custom Homes. Addi Clearj deeper - Dries quickly CHIMNEYS PORCHES ERNIE S ELECTRIC !4i$it6] Free Delivery • Livonia. Written Gcarantee oo all Materials 4 MODERNIZATION tions. Pubs with full copper bars j Restores Pile BRICK RESTORATION CODE VIOLATIONS Residential 4 Farmington Hills area .Before 5pm. CENTRAL HANDYMAN Workmanship Free Estimate*. 534-1570, 477-7251 PRICE 4 WORK-THE BEST IS) 3827 ! Living rm. dining rm. 4 halliSJOsq ft i Rebuilt Repaired. Leaks Stopped , Commercial Machine tool wiring 4766925 After 6pm. 478 2524 Good worker, dependable Licensed and Insured PRICED WITHIN REASON $48 00 licensed 4 Insured 464-7810 Reasonable COMPLETED TO PERFECTION Tuck Pointing Flashings Cleaned 4 MILLS HOME IMPROVEMENT 10*5 OFF each additional room Screened All Work Guaranteed Free NORTHERN OAK Mixed Hardwoods Bruce Smith 836-5192 39 Carpentry 20^ OFF all empty rooms Estimate Licensed. Insured 532-5168 $50 per face cord Call Anytime. 838-2326 ALL JOBS CUSTOM KITCHENS Family owned 4 operated since 1945 68 Engraving - Glass Truci load of 8. $310 (4x!a 16) HANDYMAN Fireplaces. Chimney*, Porches. Walts Al-L AROUND CARPENTRY 937-8240 728-7586 595-0469 Light carpentry, plumbing Aluminum Siding-Trim-Gutlers Patios, etc New or Repair or Laminate your existing Cabinets Rec Rooms • Additions • Kitchens Excellent work, reasonable WORK MYSELF FORMICA TOPS • REC ROOMS EDWARDS CARPET CLEANING GLASS ENGRAVING Tony Alfaro $63-5152 16 year* experience Custom Work Licensed WORK MYSELF Fuel Saving Windows - Roofing Tom Terns 422 5663 Service Deep soil extraction - steam CHIMNEYS For the upcoming holidays OAK FIREWOOD Licensed, Insured - 464-6745 326-9132 D Bowyer 669-7616 SO years of quality service Call the Repaired or built new Scrc-ened ! 4 all occasions $(5 TAKE OUT $S5 DELIVERED JACK OF ALL TRADES Professionals 422-5109 Cleaned Roof leaks stopped ' Unforgettably Beautiful Names - Ini 4772651 South field/Birmingham Areas ALUMINUM SIDrXG 4 ROOFING ALL TYPES BRICK. Block. Cement COMPLETE REMODELING by experi A Village Carpenter tials • Personal Messages engraved on Free Es Innate* All work guaranteed- Senior Citizen* Trench Footinp. Fireplace* enced license] contractor. Large or GUARANTEED- CA 73981 Home or Business your merchandise or ours . OAK FIREWOOD 557-1078 1D% discount I will beat any price WORK MYSELF BEST PRICES small .Jobs Qualllv wort Reasonable 44 Carpet Laying All stvles available • 1 week delivery- $50 per cord 4i8'xl6"+Delivery Soggs Brother* Siding 291-6250 Day*. 531-5148 Evenings, 534-1114 prices. Recommended . 477-7743 Val. after 6. 476-7656 ROOFING-PORCHES Call CRYSTAL CREATIONS. 9am-9pm JOHN S HANDYMAN SERVICE COMPLETE CHIMNEY SERVICE Seasoned BUILD YOUR OWN HOUSE & Repair _^^ 277-5777 Eaves troughs. Wall washing. Painting ALUMINUM 4 VTNYL StDING Trim BRICK, BLOCK 4 STONE CUSTOM WOOD DE(5KS FREE ESTIMATES • FAIR PRICES JOHN MACKIE 642-0457 etc. Reasonable rate* Call alter 3pm 4 gutters, itorm window* 4 door* Save up to 50% B SEOG CARPET SERVICE r SUBURBAN SERVICES CO 4219172 HOT TUBS . •15 Week Seminar 4 Workshop Free Pick up & Delivery RARE RARE RARE 836-6968 Guaranteed lowest rates, highest AMERICAN GAZEBOS Carpet Repairs 100¾ pure Hardrock Maple Burns qoallty.Ucensed ' 495-0948. •100 boors plus of classroom work PAD AVAILABLE ADDITIONS Classes are forming now longer, hotter 4 more aromatic. For MASONRY., INC. FINISHED BASEMENTS 421-6550.522-4227 62 Doors 69 Excavating merly $79 95 cord Now only $19 95 FOR BRICK REPAIRS •Limited enrollment taught by licensed HUFFMAN'S BY WOOD-AWL PRODUCTS architect 4x8. split 4 dry Free delivery Regu MR. FIX-IT A Decora live Fireplace CARPET CONNECTION BACKHOE. BILl.D07.ING lar wood $39 95 cord. In lots Order Roofing. Siding. Gutter* Or All New Construction JERRY FITR2YK Gound up (down) Sales. Installations 4 Repairs TRUCKING now- supply limited 632-7099 GENERAL HOME & 459-1519 181-8438 Licensed 4 tracred Contractor Licensed Builder Quality Carpets Low Prices SUBURBAN DOOR Grading - Clearing • Driveways - SHELTER SCHOOL 474-7762 OFFICE REPAIR SERVICE 338-2591 TA> LOR Insulated Garage Doors Septic Systems - Concrete Removal SEASONED DRIED OAK FIREWOOD SIDING :. STANLEY Entry Doors • Openers For Estimate Call Larry 453 8879 •PLUMBING Call, 348-6134 Trautman Assoc, Ltd $55 per face cord (4x8x1$). delivered • ELECTRICAL SENTRY CONTRACTORS INC 585-6797 CARPET INSTALLATION by full time Sales. Installations • Service Call today for the best in firewood Fully licensed - Fully Insured CUSTOM BRICK 4 STONE WORK CARPENTER, who teaches Industrial Installer, starting at $1 50 per yd Licensed • Insured • Guaranteed EXCAVATING TRENCHING 1329314 • APPLIANCE REPAIRS TJUKiTtTWORKMATISHIP- Faepiatea GMmney Repair-AddMioos — Pad-available-— Pree- TXxrr Est Im Jtes j Sewer, water lines, parking lots, pools. Courteous 4 Reasooable UCENSED-LNSORKD Licensed 4 Insured Builder 961-2984 Showroom 4 Parts Depl 1 septic tanks Trucking Reasonable. Ii- SEASONED HARDWOOD Free Estimate* 476-4444 FINISHED-- J censed -^398-3983 471-2875 348-6096 CARPET 1AY1NG 4 REPAIRS 28003 Five Mile Road. Livonia 838-6731 $10 per Face Cord^4x8xl$) (Between Mlddlebelt 4 Inkster Rds) 454-4616- 582-8196 REPAIRS In 4 around your home (All SIDING, TRIM. GUTTERS FREE EST...411-H04. LICENSED CARPENTRY For Home or Of fice Rcslrelching. patching and reweavlng plumbing, heating 4 electrical) Water R.K BEASLEY4SONS UNIVERSAL CEMENT 4 BLDG CO BASEMENTS Custom cabinets 4 counter* Reasonable 422-0931 72 Fences 100% OAK FIREWOOD beater*, bath fixtures, door* 4 win KEEGO HARBOR 681-2467 Garages, Driveway*. Walts, Patios, 5324218 $50 per cord 4x8x16 Call BOB WILKIE Basement*, bathrooms, elec., plumbing CHAIN LINK STEEL 4 WOOD FENCE dowj Reasonable. Randy. 426-0115 Porche*. Foundations. Brick, Bloc* etc Free estimates 476-4078 CUSTOM CARPET INSTALIATION Free Delivery ., Prompt installation, quality work Call 115-8670 TOTAL HOME SERVICE 15 Asphalt HENRY CUtDOBONO 4 SON EXPERT CARPENTRY 4 PAINTING $1 SO so yd Carpet, pad 4 repairs avail 63 Draperies Portable dog pens, pool enclosures, All carpentry repair* 4 remodeling Cement Contractor* lnlerior-4 Exterior • Free Estimating able References No job loo big or gool price, free est 514-5106.356-3017 Kitchens, bath*, basement electric, Licensed 4 Insured small. Guaranteed Call Bob. 917 «746 AL'S 286-7888 Senior Citizen Discount Custom Draperies 81 Floor Service heat plumbing, paintir.g. 541-4687 Free Estimate* - All Size Job* Licensed 4 irmi red. 478-3887 EXPERT. " ASPHALT PAVING Over «0 yr*. experience FREE ESTIMATES CARPET FREE ESTIMATES 78 Firewood ' ' FLOOR SANDING-REFINISH1NC WINTER IN MICHIGAN 153-1663 FRIENDLY 4 RELIABLE Licensed UkJlil, - 422-9143 Old floors our specialty Stain work SINCE 1944 Kitchen 4 Bath Remodeling Builder. All phase* of carpentry. Plym INSTALLATION AGED I YEAR M1XEDHARDWOOD CAN BE ROUGH 421-1459 beautifully done very reasonable. Free Paving, sea locating, excavation and IMMEDIATE SERVICE... 474-1980 Ceramfc Tile. Custom Van! lie*. Tub* outh, Uvooia, Northville Free est Ref- $56facecord<4i8'xl6l$") estimate 477-7736. But with new Paint A Polish I fm»M work. Crwaet* wperrttion and Cement Block 4 Brick Repair Changed AU Plumbingig.. Lowboy ttoilet* . w«vr—»v.H.M» V-r. 7?a.d»7A • Frte Delivery n equlpmeslt at reasonable rate*. Porcbe*. thtmney*. sidewalk* links. H0«U."R«6U«nien«nienl .W.Window*u . LOWDOTPniora- 04 Dressmaking- It sure would-be fiETTERl " modem rhstall. sell wholesale cost basis. 721-6610 464-2795 LEONARD'S FLOOR SANDING 4 SUUiiccssadaud .Insartd-IieXctxn a lir-llyn exkncfc- 47 • J 165 Painting & 165 Paintings Decorating Decorating ALS PLUMBING REPAIRS A I QUALITY 4 SERVICE PUSH OR HAUL AWAY YOL'R SNOW A-1 WALLPAPER HANGING EVERYTHING - ANYTIME! H L C Faucets Repaired L Replaced Sinks New Roofs - Roofing Repairs Heavy Duty Equipmeni Available Professionally bung Reasonablie rates I »30 per track load Fotis EUROPEAN PAINTER Replaced Hot Water Heaters Garbage Hot Roofs • Shingles. Eves call John 476 1060 j We also strip paper 4 pain Kelly -(73-054) or (73-(295 LANDSCAPING Not laid off auto worker or handyman Snow Plowing SPRAY TEXTURE Disposals Sump Pumps Drain 4 Sewer Leaks Stopped Guaranteed 453-3341 j Days call Emilio 525-8744 Call Sam 66"9 J Will give you free estimates for your Cleaning No Service Charge Free HAVE PICK-UP Landscaping Fall Clean Ups 4 Power Raking painting needs Call Jimmy 531-(685 From $160 l'p 69423S Will pick-op 4 deliver Estimates Al 357-4613 A I ROOFER wants work 18 vearsex- I •SNOW REMOVAL" B 4 J WALLPAPERING Fall Fertlliiatloo The Wall Works. 465-7016 or 792-7292 penence Expert installation 4 quality j 18 per Roll 4 up »15 fninlmnm LAWN MOWING Tree 4 Shrub Pruning Res:denttalCommercial *Fre*> Esti BRIAN S PLUMBING CO A Licensed materials Free estimates Save money' | mates Northvfest area only 20 Yea rs Experience 459-6111 OETHATCHINQ Fully Licensed 4 Insured European Touch Master Plumber Repair, electric sewer Call Joe Gregory anytime 478-1S94I Professiooal Free Est STOP Call Dews 537-5001: 354-3365 459-0389 HONEST PRICES - Trash remorii my FALL CLEAN UPS 26 YEARS PAINTING EXPERIENCE cleaning 4 new work. Evening 4 week kind Building site clean-up. Garage 4 WALLPAPER-PAINTING ends Reasonable rates 4594283 B 4 L ROOFING 437-1174 or 437-6039 474-1061 INTERIOR 4 EXTERIOR PAINTING New Repairs' Tear-offs - A Speciality' C&SPAPERHANGING Basement cleaning. Fast Service. Hygrade Painting CALL HANK Cullers. Vents No yob loo big or small 474-1(4( Free Estimates S5 per roll 4 up THE LAWN INSURED lor sewer cleaning or plumbing repairs 634 5134 - Free Estimate • 937-8139 254 Storm Doors & Decorating Co. Reasonable rates Senior citizens dis 634-8356 MAINTENANCE CO. count 261-5642 CEDAR ROOF SPECIALIST BIG DISCOUNTS'" - Insulled Prices'" 108 Heating GILBERT'S Commercial 4 Residential Residential-Interior/Exterior Shingles, lamng. guliers. related Quality Storm Windows. $45. Doors. FATHER 4 SON COMPLETE LANDSCAPING $136 Patio Doorwalls. $250 WALLPAPERING FALL PLANTING 4 CLEAN UP References Free Estimates CELEBRATING ;SON S JOURNEY- carpentry Small or big jobs " ALL Weather Climate Control Co Lawn Maintenance 641-7766 MANS LICENSE New Jew rales 32 4760011 981-3116 34 Yrs Exp.Lied -5651739 Hang all materials Furnaces. Humidifiers, Air Cleaners, SNOW REMOVAL S3I-2689 534-895$ Wolmaniied Tie Work, Patios 4 Decks & Snowplowlng EXPERIENCED (Full Time) Painter 774-0292 j years experience Bob Assenmacher Eoergj Efficient iTvermosUU. Plumbing 348 7429 or 349-1246 CHIMNEYS. NEW ROOF1NC FloeDampera.Heat Pomps SOD k SEED. Evergreen 4 Shrubs. Landscaping Brighten your home Inside or outside Spooner Decorating ROOFING REPAIRS. HOT ROOFS HAROLD GARDNER WaUpaperta* 471-707» RetalnlngWalls Liquid Fertilizer Fresh, clean decorating Free estimate Roof leaks stopped 269 Tile Work Commercial 4 Residential PJpenng Re-planting. Re-sodding. Yard Update Call John at 522-5787 A DEPENDABLE 427-3981 hangirg. stripping, and lighl painting Berptrom'i Inc. Heating 356-7877 Services ALL TYPES CERAMIC TILES Reasonable rates. references- Service-Repatrs-RepUcements 682-6702 EXPERIENCED PAINTERS Interior - PRE-HOLIDAY SALE MASTER PLUMBER New 4 Remodeled Free Estimates George 623-9870. Clenn. 8(2-517( GUTTERS4 ROOF REPAIRS 55 Years Experience Call alter 5pm Furnaces, humidifiers, air cleaners GRADING Exterior. Special end-of-season rates . Clean. Personable Journeymen PETER FRIEDMAN Professional • Reasonable Reliable VUltVMC 521-135« 144 Lock Service Free estimates. Livonia, Plymouth • Owner Supervised Licensed and Insured Marvin Berlin -517-0247 PAPERHANGING IS MY TRADE Let 5 Yards of Top Soil-$40 Farmingtoo 464-8160 455-5495 . Written 1 >ear guarantee Higbest quality in repairs 4 oew instal m* do your work and 1 know you will 47(-0(48 ARNOLD'S LOCK SERVICE lation, sump pumps, disposals, faucets. JOHN WILLIAMS 8(5-6813 CERAMIC TILE INSTALLED HUMIDIFIERS INSTALLED. BETTER HOME SECURITY • 3rd Generation Family Business tell your fneods and relatives R*fer FATHER 4 SON PAINTING • Sale Rales Sewer Cleaning expertly done, moder HULGAN BROTHERS ROOFING 3 walls around tub. 5 high $299 Bath ences Ernest R HeleobarL 348-134« ADD COMFORT TO YOUR HOME Dead Bolts Insulled Over 30 years experience Commer ate prices All work guaranteed 24 remodeling Guaranteed work After 474-7741 LaOOURE LANDSCAPING Bonded Free Estimates. 422-8387 Aluminum Siding and Trim 6PM 474-8809 or 517-546-8921 cial/Resldentia! Interior Exterior No We know ike value of a personal refer hour service in Oakland County Free Estimates Complete Lawn Care. Trees 4 Shrubs job too large or too small Name brand WALLPAPER REMOVAL POWER BLAST YOUR FURNACE Planted Sodding 4 Griding. Fall Clean ence. my iamily built a successful bust Call 557-4449 2SM421 CERAMIC TILE SUTE 4 MARBLE 0FALLri'PES4PAlNTTNG - cleaned 4 Inspected - »39.95. Free materials used Free estimates D*SS on it lhai s why our work is com Ups. Power Raking. Comm.-Res.-Ind 150 Moving & Storage 396-1246 •* 544-2496 Don t wait lor disaster, call the Master All work professionally insulled INSURED. A-GOLDIN smoke test, 14 hr. service Interstate Free Est Lk Ins 364-3113; 397-1160 pleted to your satisfaction and K's guar NEW ROOFS & REPAIRS New 4 Repair - Licensed - Guaranteed Heating 4 Cooling. 4779(96 or 4371(81 AAA COLLEGE STUDENTS anteed for one year in writing Preveot Water Back up This Winter Free Est 596-0888 AFTER^PM, 356-0499 LANDSCAPING 4 NURSERY Will move your Home, Office or Apt FATHER 4 SON TEAM For free estimate, call FRANK RASHID furnishings Dependable 4 Insured 30 years experience With Ice-Snow Shield Protection Landscaping Design 4 InsUIUUoe Reasonable Rates L1C ALL WORK GUARANTEED 285 Wall Washing Free Estimates Stan Lincoln Local or Long Distance Mark. 548-0125 Call New Way. "642-0457 117 Insulation Landscaping 4 Nursery. Call 719(378 Call 495-0*24 or 661-0276 525-4264 Kitchens - Baths 273 Tree Service ADVANCE TRANSFER BILL'S Walts. Windows, Carpels BESTWAY Builders-quality work at Prompt, careful service, local and Sute INTERIOR PAINTING Ree Rooms ROOFER EXTRAORDINARE A 1 CONNOLLY TREE SERVICE ••leaned Painting. Very reasonable. reasonable cost InsulaUoo, window re- RANDAL LANDSCAPE of Michigan. Charge by Job not boor !f you are looking for an experienced References. InsurtKl Excellent job at Inflation-Fighier Pnc Tree Removal Trimming Stomp Re Insured Free Estimates. pixcemeol, storms, etc Lie. insured TOP SOIL SPECIAL 521-1180 Painter to do quality work at a reason PLUMBING & ELECTRICAL es' Roof Removals Welcome Refer moval 4 Land Gearing Ins • Free Est 5(5-224»- Uvooia 515-1835,6)7 5375 ( YDS. DELIVERED. $57 00 able price Freeeslimat*. 474-8729 ences Skylight Specialists Free Esti 482-8517 LOW PRICESGOOD WORK Complete Landscape 4 Lasm Repair ALIENS MOVING males Call Charlie, anvticr.e 595-7222 BLOWN INSULATION Licensed 4 Free Est Local k Long Dtsunc*. Houses, Offices. -LeBLANC PAINTING - 50% OFF >' 474-5652 476-8124 ' H 4 S TREE SERVICE Wallwashing. window. 4 rug cleaning Now through Nov. »0 PLASTER REPAIR lnterior-Eitenor Trimming. Tree 4 Stump Removal Painting All types of repairs Bloomriel4 Firmlngoln area Apis. Leaving every week for Florida References Work Guaranteed Buy (", get 1" FREE Snow plowing (26-7309 626-1209 Reasonable Rates Free Estimates In FALL SPECIAL JIM'S PLUMBING REPAIRS ROOFING Free Estimates Proof of Insurance Handyman 47*4011. »35-8(10 Jorell Builders 543-7761 sured 542-8455 Call Paul. 669-3576 and 474-8516 LOWEST PRICKS-BEST WORK Reasonable rates SENTURY CONTRACTORS INC 2552258 ON PAINTING Call Jim 633-0831 Fully licensed • Fu II) Insured BOS MOVING 4 SERVICE LIVONIA AREA JESSE^ TREE SERVICE MACHINE-CLEAN INSULATION Any sire >ob. reasonable rales, short no- INTERIOR. EXTERIOR LICENSED PLUMBER, drain cleaning, QUALITY WORKMANSHIP Tree Trimming 4 Removal No Streaks - No Drips - No Mess Quality Painting COMPLETELY INSURED repairs, remodeling Dependable ser Free Esiimatcs 476 4444 26 vears experience Very Low Cost-84(-510( RAY'S Uc* service Free Estimates - Insured Senior Citiren Discount ' 417-6353 All work fully guaranteed SPECIALISTS 6(1-9172 vice 4 reasoanble rates 24 hours WOLVERINE ROOFING I Free estimale 722-5028 or 522 4606 Residential • ComroercUl Nolan's Plumbing. 887-2227 or 334 6013 Residential 4 commercial shinglers j Bats • Blows In - Roof Vents LANDSCAPING & CALLUS SAVE MONEY M. GORELICK *~ 425-9805 New roofs, reroofs 4 tear-offs Will Professional Painting-Decor a ling LOWEST PRICES meet any legitimate estimate Quality I STUMP REMOVAL 287 Washer & Dryer IJoexksed Insured NURSERYINC. No service charge Repairs, sewer Rite-Way Moving Commercial 4 Decorative Spraying 178 Photography workmanship, written guarantee Lie 4 Insured Free Esiimatcs Guaranteed Licensed, insured cleaning, bot water beat gas and water Ins Repairs 9373036 937-1734 Call after 6pm 513 3124 Repair WOODWORKS National Award Winner Local. Suburbs 4 Long-DisUnce lines, sump pumps Licensed 464-3022 Design/Build Firm Pisnos - Our Specialty 255-3914 474-0911 COMMERCIAL GARDEN CITY DEPENDABLE MOVING LOW PRICK REPAIRS WASHER DRYER SERVICE 477-5537 AAA PAINTER - Work with seniors PHOTOGRAPHY PLUMBING 43EWER CLEANING Servicing 7 days a week. All make*. $10 25 years experience After Hours and Weekends CALL6PM 8PM 626-6962 241 Sewer Cleaning 277 Upholstery NORTH AMERICAN INSULATION . QUALITY NURSERY STOCK Handled carefully-Guranteed est mostly Energy inspections, odd lobs, Related Alterations service call 2111-(142 425-4(01 door weather lams insulled Excellent 476-0011 B 4 J SERVICE ABOVE average upholstering at below Save twice by calling us • LANDSCAPE DESIGN Call anytime 2771620 Expert Service - Reasonable Rates average price Specials on nylons Her Blown-In cellulose • RE-LANDCAPlSG references Call A Sunley 478-2414 JULIUS ROSS MOVING CO INC 1(30 Piano Tuning PLUMBING SERVICE Sr Citiren 10't- Discount ri: Ions 4 vinyls Free estimate 30 yrs 4174458 • HYDROSEED/SOD PAINTING INTERIOR EXTERIOR REPAIRS ALTERATIONS 474-6224 exp Pari Upholstering • PATIOS-DECKS CUSTOM work, household moving, of 53956881289 Water Softening flees; packing, pianos,- appliances, local 25 years experience Work oo PIANO TUNING & REPAIR LICENSED . RETAINER WALLS job myself Free estimates Days 525 4591 Eve-622 4262 CUSTOM rYErTftOLSTERIN'G 123 Janitorial 4SUl*0fMich, 357-2674 Quality - Reasonable Qualify fabrics Modest prices Al Barber. 525-0009 JimSelleck FreeEst 455 4513 245 Sewing Machine Quality Workmanship RICE'S MOVING k HAUUNC PLUMBING WTlRK DONE Frederick's Interiors 4 I pbolstenog CONGRESS CLEANING CO. Reasonable rates Fast service For free estimates 477 5642 459 6480 NATIONAL It Yrs. Experience • House Cleaning. (Fully guaranteed) Apt*, Houses. Offices Local 4 Long Repair WATER CONDITIONING Will*, Floors, WlivdVWvCommT. Ind DuUoc*. Florida 4 Texas trips weekly No job too small flewoatlt Rales. Free Eat:—899-114( Resl den tUI-Comml-lndus trial 41e*»0B*tle Bill 1st ») ,«, i -'. 1—1.*-. l HiHiii "»T« !*??* .Jjj^j.j3*~&m^ ^mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm 18C*(P.C-16C.R.W,Q-UC) O&E Thursday, November 4. 1982 711 Misc. For Sale 714 Business & 726 Musical Instruments 738 Household Pets 802 Snowmobiles 820 Autos Wanted 822 Trucks For Sale 825 Sports & 825 Sports & Wayne County ' Imported Car* Office Equipment KIMBALL Swinger organ, bench k BRITTANY SPANIEL puppie*. mixed YAHAMA. 197« with 440 Chapparal eo- ATO'HARADATSUN FORD F250. 1942 1*4 Showroom Imported Cars book*, tike nesww . fSOO Call after »pm. « week* old To good homes 125-510« oe. custom trail machine, MW car- Nes»' Priced to sell' HOUSEHOLD SALE- Livonia, HJJI DESK. Executive Walnut, ()00 Book MCB 1977. •xcelleot coodlllon, fully 421 77M Ede». rebuilt clulch*excellent running We Buy All Makes & Models North Bros 121-1174 loaded, needs minor repair, beat olfer Utlier*. Ne^ 7 Mita 4 MlAflenelt Sat case, 4 (V maple with walnut finish. BRITTANY Spaniel. AKC Male, 3 Musi sell. 1500 Eves. «9-1533 BMW & Sua, 104cm. PtU»4flptJi Howe iiooc»il»n*r«poL »18-5«» LOWREY Genie Organ, eicelleot coo- months old. excellent bunting stock. Of Clean - Used Carsl 1st ANNUAL GARAGE SALE over »2.000^ »54-2753 4 FORD 1963. F ISO dump no rust, good atiplt Thursday. November 4, 1982 O&E (P,C-17C.R.W.G-15C)*18C 856 Buiefc 860 Chevrolet 660 Chevrolet 864 Dodge 866 Ford 868 Ford 866 Ford 872 Lincoln 872 Lincoln RIVERlA 1M1 Mist pay. Landau top. I CAMARO 1911 Bertlnetu. yellow, coco- loaded wtO). opuocs. Vow mUtttt MONZA LM7 2 • 2 hatchback $ cylin CHARGER 11. 1981 5 to choose from FIESTA. 1979. good coodiUoo. sunroof, LTD 1984 Light Woe with dark blue MUSTANC. 1*80. 2 door. 4 cyl, 4 speed. cJetely loaded 18250 Call (iter «PM der stick. AM-FM. heater Good me All priced for Quiet Sale' AM-FM cassette. »3200. Call lop. 4, door, power steering 4 brakes. power steering, stereo. 27.000 actual SPECIAL! iu.«« m-tai _ MMJN chanical condition SI.950 Call after SOUTHFIELD DODGE 154-015» S3M571 air oondiuonjog. heated back light, am- miles, like new. 84.495 Bill Brown RIVIERA. 197». loaded with most fac 5PM. «26-115» fm radio with front 4 rear speakers, Ford. 35000 Plymouth Rd at Wayne BUICK CENTURY 1977 CAMARO. lt'81. automatic, air. mint. CHARCER 8 cylinder. automaUc. low FIESTA, 1»J». Sport, low mileage Station Wagon AutomaUc. 6 cylinder tory options, extra cleao. specially 1500 miles, power braJtes/steeriaf, MONZA 1*77. 4 cylinder. 4 speed, pow very clean, 27.000 miles, »5195 Office Rd 421-7000 uittl.V.TSi. lluxmuxtly in* L'«d mileage, too condition. 82.000 AM£M XAilcUe.. tictllern rnndWcm. Hi*-*"* --- Home 4*4-0528 Really nice M.H4) After «pm • JH-Uil> er steering."am-fm tape-no "Hist," sf.OOO must sell »3,000 332-7411 tniks. 118» 278-1607 a: ...... -$ST.7i5f PINTO 1*72 Runabout, suck shift with $1,395. CRESTWOOD DOOCt* <11 5J0O irigina many extras. Very good condition CAMARO. Mil. Ui. »fcJt«/otack, auto COLT 1980. automaUc. AmFm. eicel FIESTA 1»80. OaJj, air. stereo, rear RIVIERA 1979, Turbo. 6 cylinder. ex MONZA. 1971. 1 + 2. Pastbacl. auto lent condition $1.9*5 window defroster, eicellent condlUoo. condition. 62.700 Call 425-637» or »1400 or best offer 6)8-9398 TYME SALES matic, stereo, power window*, defo*. matic, power steering $2.»95 415-1965 1982-1983 cellent condition. $6»3 Must sell 7,000 ralk*. 110.300 U1 -5026 Art Mora/i Pontlac - GMC »4.29» Eves 4 weekends »81-46») PINTO, 1*7). good condition, new en 19* Plymouth Rd Plymouth WIN) JOE PANIAN Telegraph North of 12 Mile MUSTANC 1966. automatic. 8 cylinder, gine, eicellent body. »1.000 or best of CAMARO 1912-ZI8. Black with castors FIESTA 1(89. Chla. navy with camel 455-5566 CHEVROLET Interior. 18.000 miles, power brakes, eicellent tracsportauoo. $750 fer. Call after 5pm. 4715874 GET OUR RIVIERA. 197» V-« ecooomy. turbo contour Interior, loaded Mint condition. 353-9000 531-1850 power, ooew brakes* & muffler lyjtem Mast tee'110.925 «44 1684 (root wheel drive, stereo cassette, ex PINTO 1*74 wagon, runs well »276 355-1600 CORONET. 1975. 56.OO0 miles, nghl cellent condition^ |4»00 455-1151 low mile* Excellent coodrUoo. loaded froot damage-repairable Best offer MUSTANC. 1971. Mac* I. 42* CJ. 4 455-4060 PRICE 37.300 793-3767, 79J-660I CAPRICE. 1974.2 door, power steering MONZA r»7», automalic. power peer Call 425-30)9 GALAXIE 500. 197». 3)1 engines. Runs speed, posi. nice Florida car, must sell I brakes, air. 54.000 miles, good condi- ing brakes. 2 + 2 HATCH8ACK »1.495 good »315 Call alter 5pm. $3350 or besl 649 6401 PINTO 1*74. wagon, runs well, some RJVIERA 197». 350 VI. gas. u>w mile- Uoo. 1750 7117841 MARK CHEVROLET DART 1*74. Sport. 198 slant 6. power 425-9268 rust, needs exhaust, minor repairs $AVE aie. loaded, extra clean, man «etl steering. AM radio, good mpg. runs MUSTANG 1973 Teias Car Kullpowev. »395/best offer 559-7015 BEFORE »6795 179-60« CAPRICE 1977. 4 door, cnilse, Ult. air, 33200 Michigan Ave 7229100 great, $450or 122-1679 GRANADA. I»7». 2 door, power steer air $1,200 Call after 4 PM ower windows 4 IOCUJ am-fm stereo. ing, power brakes. 3 speed Good condi- 981 5169 PINTO !*76, wagon, new tires 4 muf RIVIERA 1880. low mile*, leather MONZA 1880 Hatchback. 4 cylinder. fler. 4 speed. »1100 S4H053 YOU BUY 1.000miles, lowoer.iyoo. 515-4014 power" steering, good mileage 840O0 DIPLOMAT 1979 2 door, nice car. doc 1 Uoa »1600 After 6pm, 476-4957 1982-1983 wire*. lo*Jed. must sell. IS250 <55-98O0 r pass on this one MUSTANC. 1974. good transportation, CAPRICE lrttctiislc wagooTlojded.? . _. _ 464-))92 rusty 1440 423 6465 or - -121-7432 Pi.NTO, 1*72 saagoo. black, new paint 4 RIVIERA 1911. Gray, velour trim, as- SOUTHFIELD DODGE SS<0I5S ORANADA7TWS7T~»6r7~«tomaUe ». engine. 4 speed, many new parts, must passenger, owner anxious 85500 or best MONZA 1980 Hatchback. 4 cylinder. 4 am-fm stereo. low mileage Excellent tro roof, cruise, wire wheels cassette D0DCE0MN1S4 care. 81500 556-0105 MUSTANG. f*74. power. V 6. a.utomai- see to appreciate, make offer 728-65*6 GET OUR MARkW"""" loaded. 610.75» 626-0069 offer 'J5S-9J09 speed, good condition, rust proofed sic. air conditioning, stereo »595 After $1000 Days 476-7210 Eves 685-1*31 PLYMOUTH HORIZONS PINTO 1977 4 speed, radio sunroof, CAPRICE 1*71. Classic. 4 door, power 1978 THRU I960. 1 door 4 4 door, all CRANADA, 1*76, 2 door. air. 6 cylinder 6pm. 647-8458 good mileage, good condiUon 81.504 PRICE' RIVIERA. 1981 $8,988 windows, IOCXJ. stereo, air. 84750 NOVA 1*73- 350 Hatchback. Super pnee'i for Quick Sale No Reasonable 1 stoma be. white, maroon (op 4 deluie MUSTANG. 1S74. power steerinx 4 LINCOLN ' 10.500 miles loaded After 5 PM 3684360 Sport, 45.000 mil«. console, lactone Offer refused. Call Today' Musi see to) interior, great condition »2300 Call 349-7196 after 3pm 626-8608 -crakes stereo, red »900 or best offer ter.$80« . 647 4125 Believe' it Mile • Telegraph area 366-7294 PINTO 1978 Cruising Wagoo. 4 cylin CAPRICE. 1*78 Classic static* wagon, SOUTHFIELD DODGE 354 015» BEFORE fully loaded. 8J.750 or best offer Excel GRANADA 1*77, Chla, ( cylinder. der. 4 speed less than 40.000 miles CONTINENTAL NOVA 1*76 33.000 actual miles Pow MUSTANG. 1974. stereo, power steer »2.495 TAMAROFF BUICK lent condition 518-11*4 er brakes, steering. rad:o Well kept, no MAGNUM 1*79. automatic, stereo, air, 41.000 miles, power steering, brakes 4 windows, arr. am-fm. 82000 336-4752 ing, power brakes, stick shift, regvlar JOE PANIAN 353-1300 CAPRICE 1980 4 door, full power, air, rust.very clean car $2 375 729 6603 low mileage gas $750 After 4 30pm, 4648405 YOU BUY good coodjUoo. 14)00. Call after 5pm SOUTHFIELD DODGE 354-015* GRANADA 1*77, 6 cylinder, power CHEVROLET NOVA 1977. mechanically eicellenl MUSTANG 1975 RIVIERA. 1951. CM eiec. loaded, tow 297-0817 . r- -- -~*-u,8 a steering, brakes, air. cruise, vinyl lop. HINES PARK mileage. VI. gas. Light Jadestooe. condition New brakes, shocks, clutch, brakes, automatic, rear defrost, srereo. 2 door coupe 4 cylinder, loaded Like 355-1600 snows $1800 or offer Hamiramck body life new. »1.775 459-3713 new inside 4 oui $129 down. MARK VI $11.»» 617=0973 CAPRICE US) 24.600 miles Must sell' Days 872-7720 After 9PM W5-5365 air »5 500 477-1329 66«-"5989 16.900 35*8920 MONACO 1977. 4 door, loaded, with 60 CRANADA. 1*7«. 1*7» 4 1980 s. 7 to »119 month PINTO 197«. 3 door, automatic, stereo, Lincoln-Mercury RIVIERA 19S2 Jade green Executive 40 seats Eitra Clean Low Mileage choose from. 2 doors. 4 door Nicest se Also 1977 Mustang. 2 door coupe Im green, good Ures, battery 4 exhaust. car. low mileage, many options loclod- CAVALIER, 1982. 1 door, light Jade, NOVA. 1977. power sieentg-brakes, »1450 420-2949 slick stereo asking $r"200 SOUTHFIELD DODCK 354 015» lection In town' Bill Brown Ford. 35000 maculate condition 4 cylinder, fully- LINCOLN 453-2424 ir.g AM PM stereo J1S.S00 6<7-603t am-fm cassette, sunroof, aluminum Plymouth Rd at Wayne Rd 421-7000 equipped $139 down. $14» month or wheels Excellent J6OO0 ^56-8796 \fter8PM. call 427 1837 PINTO. 1978. 3 door Hatch, no rust. RIVIERA. 1981. loaded, low mileage. OMNI 1*78. automatic, power,steering cash42495 50.100 miles power steering 4 brakes, Ann Arbor Rd. NOVA- 1977 Eitra Clean' GRANADA. 1*78 4 door loaded no air AMFM undercoated. rear defrost CONTINENTAL GM exec, »13950 or make offer Dark CAVALIER. 1982. CL Hatchback, auto rust. 29.000 miles $3,750 2618066 at 1-275 . redwood Must see to appreciate After matic, air. tih. 12.700 miles, like new. 2 door 6 cylinder automatic, power SOUTHFIELD DODGE 354-015» . AUTOLAND er. 25 mpg. eicellcot transportation 6pm. or weekend! 85S-87SI steering. AM-FM No nisi verv clean. for student. »2200 or best offer $«00 After 6pm 851-8474 $1,795 Garage. 26100 W 7 Mile OMNI 1979. 4 door, automalic. air. GRANADA. 1981. 2 door.-silver grey, PLYMOUTH . ^ power steering, am-fm. deluxe trim, am radio, air 6 cylinder. 19.300 miles -728-3100 693-9062« -, 851-2437 RIVIERA. 1981. V-«. low mileage, astro CAVALIER. 1982 CL 4 door. Charcoal rustproofed. low miles. »3.»00 595-8807 »5.750 Alter 6pm 534 4504 HINES PARK roof, loaded GM eiec 649 4091 Grey, eitended Warranty, AM-FM ster NOVA 1579. 2 door eicellenl condition, MUSTANC. 1975 4 speed. V'6 runs PINTO 1978 4 speed Sports Package TOWN CAR 1977. broore. loaded, eicel eo, eicellent condilioo. 16*50 4217412 power steering 4 brakes, automatic, OMNI. 1979. 4 door, air conditioning CRAND TORINO wagon, 1*7). amfm good AM-FM stereo $925 • eicellent condition 464 2477 Lincoln-Mercury lenl Quad sound. 47.000 mires. Ziebart, RIVIERA 1981. wife's car trey, vioyl 23.000 miles. $3900 453-0717 automatic, power brakes, power steer stereo, power steering, brakes, locks. 459-9798 leather interior »5)00 Eves. 334-4 629 Landau lop. full power, loaded, diesel. CAVALIER. 1982 CL. 2 door Hatch ing. AMFM radio, lustproofed. light new tues. shocks 4 much more »1200 PINTO, 1980 10.000 miles, must sell, getting new car back. Charcoal Metallic. 4 speed, power MUSTANG 1976. Hatchback V6. 4 TOWN CAR. 1*77. excellent condition. green, deluie interior. 41.000 miles. speed air. power steering- brakes. 2 door. 4 cyl. 4 speed, sun roof, low 453-2424 »4500 Days 6884648 Evenings 855 1695 steering brakes, air. AM-FM stereo, till ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI $3350 645-0458 mileage Only »3.485 wheel, letter tires, custom interior, Place your classified want ad & LTD II 197*. air. power steering, AmFm 8 track, rear window defog Ann Arbor Rd. JM-026J SKYHAWK. 1978 V-«. 4 speed, am-fm Suburban Detroit s finest market brakes, stereo, excellent coodiUoo. 46.000 miles Like New' $2 700 Afler mint condition. 17,650 281-2571 OMNI 1980 024 air. automatic, stereo. »3976 Contact John days 353-9800 6pm. 669-4394 JACK CAULEY at i-275 TOWN CAR 1*77 SUck. loaded. 44.000 cassette stereo. J4.000 miles 11.540 or The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers rear defrost. $3400 firm Must sell I best offer 581 5169 CAVEL1ER 1982 Beige 4 door Air, Eves 459-8595 miles leather interior, good Ures. 647-0625 MUSTANG 1974. 4 cylinder. automaUc. - CHEVROLET- PLYMOUTH 83.995 Days 476-7440 Eves; 472-6161 AM FM-Stereo. power steering 4 591-0900 Wayne LTD 1971. Red convertible, while top 4 low mileage new transmission, eicel SKYLARK 1977. automatic, air & Much brakes, automatic door locks, much OMNI. I960. 4 door automatic, air. ORCHARD LAKE RD. More' Low Miles. 644-1070 Oakland interior, al] power, am-lm. air. 1 owner. tent condition. $2800 453-6602 more After 6PM 646-3737 AM FM. rustproofed 4 more »4,000 60.000 miles, restorable, »1500 or best Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds AMERICAR AMERICAR AMERICAR MARK CHEVROLET 852-3222 Rochester/Avon 626-0189 offer 534-9135 MUSTANG 1977. 2 plus 2. low miles. V6 CAVELIER 1982 CL 4 door, black bur automatic, power steering-brakes. 855-9700 xyiOOMichigan Ave -. 71:9100 gundy interior, loaded, low mileage Use your Visa or Master Card OMNI. 1980 4 door. 4 speed, rear de T BIRD. 1*74. loaded, triple Mack, sun froster, new Radial tires muffler. LTD 1975, Limiled. »300. blown trans $2,875 Alter 5 30 421 7805 roof, no rust, best offer 476-7239 SKYLARK. 1980 Best offer over $7 000 Monday - Fri SELLING YOUR CAR" mission 356-5396 day; 8AM-430PM 588-2262 After Display it where the Buyers are out 26.000 miles Must sell. »3.500 477-0221 ML'STANG 197», Ghia. 6. automatic T BIRD. 1»7». loaded. T lop 678-2146 Automatic, power steering, cruise, air. 4 30FM weekdays and any time week doors at the only automotive Flea AM-FM Oofy 8SJS5 LTD. 1*75. staUon wagon 89 000 miles air. tape deck, sunrool. $)800 ends 644 2693 Market" or its kind Sat-Sun .8-4pm »'400 421! 1*6. - 534-0961 422-6621 THUNDERBIRD. 197» automatic. V- Galaiv Dnve-m on Deouindrc. N of 10 866 Ford top power steering brakes. 1 owner, JACK CAULEY CHEVELLE 1967. Super Sport, original Mile Call PARK N SELL 751-6677 LTD 1975. 4 door, good condition, air MUSTANG 1*79. hatchback. V-6. auto eicellent condition. $3,895 464-778) - CHEVROLET - 396 built, 4 speed Muncie, new front AM-FM stereo, power brakes 4 steer- matic, power steering 4 brakes, air, end no rust 464-9175 VEGA 1974. rebuilt steel s!ee>ed en tog »1100 or best offer 478-8312. am-fm. ruslproofed. rear defrost, THUNDERBIRD 1*80. air. stereo, sun % Only at Amerlcar Leasing,.. ORCHARD LAKE RD. gine. last 3 years in Anrooa. mechani- ATTENTION! bronre. good gas mileage, must sell. roof Onlv $5.9*5 Hines Park Lincoln- Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds CHEVELLE 1972 39.000 original call) sound »1200 or best offer Even LTD 1*76 StaUon wagon, loaded $39S0or best After Spm 4717118 Mercury' .425-3036 855-9700 , miles Power steering 4 brakes Excel ings 349-6370 60 USED CARS 120.000 miles Some rest »9*9 Call lenl condition Asking $2,100 729-8948 TO CHOOSE FROM! 356-784» MUSTANG. 1979. power steering, air. THUNDERBIRD 1975- Classic Ediuon. SKYLARK 1980. Limited. V6 automat VEGA 19T4 Wagon Rebuilt engine, amfm stereo eicellenl condition, best factory moon roof, spokes, new radial ic. AmFm. defog. nndercoated. like CHEVETTE. 1916, 4 speed. scnrooUoo runs great, a winter special' Needs rejr LTD. 1*77 Deluie 4 door Brougham, offer 349-3629 tires, everv available option Condition new 38.000 miles, 85 195 478-4996 rust, mar.y new parts, excellent condi brakes »275 356-H?9 Starting at $1,500. cruise, air. small engine, absolutely no Al First $2700 or offer 566-9820 tion. 81500 455-1488 Financing Available! rust or dents Always garaged Family MUSTANG. 1979. 3 door 4 cyl auto. 11.8% 11 SKYLARK 198» LTD. silver & gray, all VEGA, 1976. coupe, white, am fm ra owned First »2600. must sell 566 9820 power steering, air. rear defrost wiper. TORINO 1972- 4 door, low mileage, eitras Fine condition Best offer CHEVETTE. 1*77. 2 door. 4 speed. FM dio. 52.000 miles Good condition »900 LOU LaRICHE TRX pkg . rustproofed. eicellent condi good transportation »450 522-8549 626-4665 cassette, low miles, good condition Alter 6pm. 689 4525 LTD 1977. 4 door, out of State car. no tion. )6.000 miles, $3950 348-3757 Or 637-4243 $1850 or best offer 3561282 CHEVROLET rust, power steering, brakes, air, 351 PORSCHE-AUDI £ SKYLARK. 1980. 4 door, automatic. Pl)mouth Rd - Just West of 1-275 engine. 41.000 miles, »2.500 53)-6952 MUSTANG 1979. 4 cylinder. 2 door, au DATSUN air. power steering & brakes, clean CHEVETTE 1978. 4 door. 4-spced. air. tomatic, air. power, am-fm stereo, rear 872 Lincoln $4,495 snow tires, am-fm cassette, excellent 453-4600 LTD 1977. 9 passenger stalioo wagoo. defrost. 37.500 miles. $3700 682-7124 JACKDEMMJtR FORD 7216560 condition 82500 Alter 6pm 628-7476 power steering/brakes. AmFm stereo CONTINENTAL. 1982. Signature Se 30 Private CREDIT PROBLEM air. eicellent body condilioo. »2.400. MUSTANG 1980 Cobra, black. 4 speed. ries. 1 tone blue, tike new 1AVE. Hines SKYLARK. 1*81. 2 door. V6. air. power CHEVETTE 1*7$ automatic, am-fm NO PROBLEM' 421-7865 4 cylinder turbo, power steering 4 Park Lincoln-Mercury -" 42S-30S6 steering 4 brakes Eicellent condition. cassette, tinted glass. 2 door hatchback Ask for Chris or Gary brakes, air TRX package, stereo »660? Eves 522-6964 Days. 525-4250 excellent condition. $2800 5371639 Party Cars 261-1283 LTD 1*78. 2 door. air. rear de-frost cruise. Ult 4 more Eicellent condiUon. LINCOLN 1970 Mark III full options, nice car. 82600 offer 261-9645 »5.500 or offer 427-0084 low mileage, show-room coodiUon •TOYOTA CHEVETTE 1*78. bought al end of At One Location CUSTOM 500 1973. Wagon. 64.000 Original owner $5000 f;rm 559-4027 858 Cadillac model year. 4 door Hatchback, 4 speed, miles. 1 owner, power steenog-'brakes. MAVERICK. 197) 2, door. automaUc. MUSTANG 1980. Hatchback, mint coo Plus frev loaner when your car it fn service AMFM stereo, fear defogger. rust- examples: best offer Pearl. 548-3300. 540-6274 power steering. AM FM »450 or besl diUoo. 4 speed. 4 cylinderjm-fm rust MARK III 1970. full options, low mile CADILLAC Calais. 1976 coupe 50.000 proofed, cloth interior, new tires. 22 9*9 77 VW BUG. 59.000 miles »1.395 offer After 5pm 455-5796 proofed. best offer After 5p> 641-723» age, showroom condition, original miles, white, camel interior 4 top. load actual miles. Eicellent condition 4 82 FIREBIRD, full power $9,650 ELITE 1976. air. cruise control, rust owner $6000 firm 539-4017 mileage $2700 661-0556 proofed, new ures. brakes, eihaust, low MAVERICK 1974; 6 automaUc. power MUSTANG 1980 6 cylinder. 4 spee4 ed 82.195 661-1759 79 TRANS AM. T tops Black Beauty' steering, new eihaust. radials, $330 MARK IV 1974 Looks i Runs Sharp" »6.795 miles, eitenor. interior like new. »2.»O0 TRX. stereo, more Verv clean Must CADILLAC. 1*75. Coupe DeV,||e. CHEVETTE. 1979. 4 speed. 4 door tilt, or best After 3 30 399-8419 1977 Fury. 46.000 miles. $700 533 8418 sell. »4300 or best 9370649 937-3067 No rust. 11.2*5 Tyme Sales custom interior luggage rack, rust 59 THUNDERBIRD. Collector 1 Item - ' 454-5566 649-1300 51.000 miles $2,595 Hines Park Un •7» GRANADA, automatic, air. »3.795 ESCORT CL, 1982'rtick. low mileage, MAVERICK 1976 54.000 miles, radial coLn-Mermry 475-30)6 proofed. 82800 533-5661 MUSTANG 1980. 4 cyl . 4 speed, hatch OPEN SATURDAYS power steenng. brakes^slereo. defog. Ures. power steering, power brakes, air. back, new tires, console, rear defogger. MARK V. 1977 . BJt Blass Ediuon CIMARRON 1982. warranty, sun roof, CHEVETTE 1979 4 door, air. rust eitras Mint 85700 After 4pm 477-2810 6 cylinder, »2(00 After 5pm 427-2925 recent tone-cp J420O 832-1032 36.000 miles 15 9*5 Hines Park Un- proofed. am-fm radio New Radials LiVONIAAUTO coln-Mercury 426-30)6 charcoal.' rustproofed. must sell ESCORT 1981 CL, automatic. 12 700 MAVERICK. 1*76. 4 door. sUck. eicel- icmyiiy »10.500. 693-8587 $2990 "• 661-04*5 MUSTANG 1980. 6 cylinder automaUc. CONSIGNMENT miles, many eitras $5700 lent body, clean. «6 000 miles, all air. power door locks. Ult wheel, cruise, MARK V. 1977. black diamond black CIMARRON. 1982 GM Executive, CHEVETTE. 1980. automatic, air. AM- Plymouth Rd . between 361-3497 weather Ures. $1,425 464-0*30 rear defroster more Offer 477 7219 leather interior, loaded mint condiUon. W 8 METRO OFFICES TO :mrSERVm E YOU FM. rear window defog new tires re Farmingtoo 4 Wayne Rd Grosse Pointe wife's car. low mileage. mint, loaded automatic, sunroof, low ESCORT. 1981 Wagon. automaUc. air. MUSTANG GT 1982. 4 speed. V-6. air. mileage. 810 600 642-5361 cently tuned $3500 474-6541 MUSTANG 1981. 6 cylinder power »7500 After 6pm 331-3606 427-5970 amfm cassette, rustproofed. warranty, premium am-fm cassette. 5 yr warren- steering brakes, air. TRX. AmFm cas AMERICAR AMERiCAR AMERICAR: C1MMAR0N 1982 automatic, silver, CHEVETTE 1980- 4 door. air. automat 862 Chrysler many eitras. $5 195 Eves 421-6678 ty.TRX. nndercoated. 38250 471-5830 sette 4 more 85.975 Afler 6 3496918 most options, like new 361-2934 ic, am-fm. »3175 375-9164 CHRYSLER CORDOBA 1977. 36.000 ESCORT 1982 CL. 4 door, cloth interi MUSTANG II. 1*76. automalic. power MUSTANG. 1982. GT. low mileage, ei COUPE DEVILLE 1978. must,.sell CHEVETTE. 1980. 4 door, stick shift, actual miles Totally {ust free. Not a or, air. AM-FM. 4 speed, rear defog. steering-brakes. AMFM cassette, low cellent. loaded with eitras. »9.000 or 84900 357 9984 7767156 radio, good coodiUoo 84500 Call after scratch anywhere. Garage kept Loaded rustproofed $6000 Alters. 464-4221 miles, real sharp $1975 626-7168 best offer After 3 PM 422-6453 6pm 397-1686 witheiiras Best offer over »3.000 COUP'S deVILLE. 198«. triple while, 626-6562 ESCORT. 1962. 4 door. 4 speed, radio. MUSTANG II 1*77 4 cylinder. auto AFTER S PM SERVICE loaded. 17.000 miles 642-6191 CHEVETTE 1980 Hatchback One 11.000 miles Like new sports st/ipes maUc, AMFM-Casette $2,200 or best owner Yellow Stick, low mileage. CHRYSLER 1*75. 2 door hardtop, bur- $4.»95 Bill Brown Ford. 35000 Plym Offer. 635-5438 537-4552 ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! COUPE DeVILLE 1982. low mileage, $1«»5 471-5222 gundy on burgundy, runs great, looks outh Rd a t Wayne Rd 421 -7000 Place your classified want ad in manv options Beautiful coodiUon good »lJ50or best offer 459-5040 MUSTANG 11-1*77. 4 cylinder. 4 speed, Suburban Detroit 1 finest market $I3 600 Days 363-2986. after 5 363-1920 CHEVETTE, 1980 EXP 1982 4 speed, air. Stereo- air. excellent coodiUoo, am-fm stereo The Observer 4 Eccentric Newspapers CORDOBA 1*80 Silver 4 gray. 6 cylin Caselte. cruise, eileoded warranty. «2500 , 4551911 COUPE DEVILLE 1982 Medium blue, 4 door, automatic, air. Ult, rear de- der, leatner 4 loaded. Excellent coodi- »5.»50 • 525-7295 591-0900 Wayne white cabriolet top. 8800 miles, beauti fogger. luggage rack, only »4.485. Uoa »4»00 or offer )75-3093 MUSTANGS, 1*2*4041 4 82, best sc- SPECIAL ful and fully equipped. $18,200 (26-1744 FAIRMONTS 4 ZEPHYRS - l«»Va_ 4 tectloo to lown." From »3.6*5. Bill 644-1070 Oakland JACK CAULEY IMPERIAL US1. 5000 miles, not driv doors, 6 cylinders, automatics, low Brown Port, »5000 Plymouth Rd. »t Wayne Rd. - „ «i 7000 852-3222 Rtx* ester/Avon COUPE deViLLE. 1*60. Diesel, low - CHEVROLET- en winter*, Voided. $1),700 or best of miles. Five (5) to choose from. Your : Use your Visa c* Master Card mileage, clean 4 sharp, full power. fer 52i-44»8 Choice . »6.4*5 Bill Brown Ford. SSOOO Plymouth Rd at Wayne Rd 421-7000 Present this ad for $9200 474-7463 ORCHARD LAKE RD. IMPERIAL 1981. double brown, leather COUPE DEVILLE. 1980, excellent coo Between 14 4 15 Mile Rds interior, mag wheets. tape deck, all the EAIRMONT. I»78. 2 door. automaUc. dition. loaded. $8800 W Bloomlield 855-9700 ••' toys' Lou of warranty left- Best offer air. 32.000 miles, eicellent condiUon 1-360-0578 CHEVETTE 198)- 2 door, automatic. over 810.500 Monday Friday $3,000 or best offer After 6 348-0788 ealras 5600 miles. $5450 . 459-304) 8AM-4 30PM 588-2262 Afler 4 30PM COUPE DEVILLE i»7» Like new. weekdays and anytime weekends FAIRMONT 197» Futura. 2 door. 6 cyl beautiful green, white top. loaded. CHEVETTE. 1982. red. 4.800 miles, air. 644 2693 inder, automalic. power steering- 39,000 miles,»7400 553-0448 automatic, cloth trim, electric defog. brakes, very clean Run? well. 58.0M more, cream-puff. $5,790 — 852-8120 K /^ 20C*(P,C-18C,R,W,G-16) O&E Thursday, November 4. 1682 872 Lincoln 874 Mercury 874 Mercury 876 Oldemobile 876 Oldemobile 880 Pontiac 880 Pontiac 880 Pontiac 884 Volkswagen CAPRI. 1(11 GS, tow roilejee. air. sun- TOWN CAR. 1»79. «irell«u coodiUoa, LN-7. 1911. red. TRX Dig. stereo t, CUTLASS 1976. Limited Edition. V«. TORONADO. 1981 Diesel Dark metal BONNEVILLE 1(7« Brougham, load LEMANS 1(7« wagon $ seat automat SUNBIRD. 1(7( V-«. 4 speed, stereo, RABBIT. 1(79. t door, anlowallc. loaded, best offer Call Sun Djvs.it}- roof. AM PM. much more 17,500 more Low mlks Ejcellebt cooditioo rare 5 speed, eicelleol mileage, respon lie brown, loaded Eicelleol coodilion ed. «0.000 miles, good condition $1,600 ic air. power brakes it steering, am-fm new tires braies 4 ihockj. low miles. am-fro. air. 40.000 mile*. M500- MM. Evening! «od weeleadi JiJ 918-( CaU 4177*7» Sacrifice $4«0 *»M«M sive driving, many options »4800 or 20.000 miles »10.400 197 0780 stereo tape deck eitras 149-(161 EiceUeot condition «3.100 7(1-4717, CaU w^eluIi)^(»u>Spm. »>-«<0 Call Diane 425 6855 AlUrtJpmi WttllB&Mkl& COMET. I97S auto. 6JOO0 milej. oo best »51-7215; 474 7181 m-swa TOWN CAR 1H0. k> mlkag*. loaded, Li'NX. 1((1 LS, air. power J.tetnng i. TORONADO 1982 10.000 miles, loaded. CATALINA 1(71 station wagon, some LEMANS 1977 air. stereo, rear window wire wbeels, $S.»00 firm Dayi not. Terr good cooditioo, am-fro brakes. 4 speed, amfm stereo. ESP op- CUTLASS 1(79. Supreme Brougham »12.500 Please call afier «pm «45-9l(» rust, good transportation wife s car. lsi defogger eicellent coodiuon Must see SUNBIRD. 1(80. low mileage, power RABBIT, 1(80, «lr, « »pe*!, low mlle- IM-OtO*. evening* W7-J STARK HICKEY WEST ^ 75 Financing! GET A ROUND-TRIP W^wm-^^imMm 1A/l A.P.R. TICKET F(J*R TWO ON EASTERN AIRLINES 1979 2 28 CAMARO 1981 AMC SPIRIT DL Oiaw T-Top». automatic, powet, el*.-floW.-km rnB«. 4speed, radio. 11.000mll«M -- On Select '82 Cars hke o«»wi CHOOSE ONE OF 116 CITIES IN 14 COUNTRIES, OR 10.9% FINANCING ON ALL $5995 LIKE NEW! ONE MAOIC KINQDOM PLUS NEW 1982 OLDSMOBILES 'Ticket Offer Good On Any 1982 Or One Of These 1983's • Chevette • Citation • Chevy S-10 or E-10 Pickup or Luv Truck Ticket Offer Expires November 15th, 1982. 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