w at Volume 18 Number 49 Monday. December 13.1982 Westland, Michigan. Twenty-five cents iiPfem>mm
Road work, % transportation hinge on vote The demise of a comprehensive 'TIS THE season to be jolly, transportation package in the state leg and persons who attended the islature this year could create hard For a related story, see Westland City Council regular ships for residents and hinder cities in page 7A. meeting last Monday night were maintaining services, officials from certainly in toe holiday spirit. Westland and Garden City said last Owners of Amarillo Slim's week. possible loss of Nankin Transit, a five- Restaurant, a new business Late last week the House approved city bus system. The Westland City proposed for the former Das the legislation, which the state Senate Council recently passed a special reso Haufbrauhaus site, told the council is expected to begin debating at 7 p.m. lution urging the state to pass a trans they hoped to attract customers in Monday. portation package that would continue the 25- to 45-year-old age range. Officials have feared that SEMTA funding for bus systems in Michigan. A This prompted Council President and Nankin Transit services would be similar resolution was approved by the Thomas Artley to inquire, "Could reduced or discontinued, and that city council In Garden City. Mrs. Barns get in?" referring to planned road improvements and major "(Loss of Nankin Transit) Is going to former Council President Pro-Tem repairs would be delayed or dropped, if create a hardship for the senior citizens Justine Barns. "We may have to , the package doesn't pass this year. that have their activities centered check her identification," one of the City officials said funds to maintain around it," Lundquist said. "And it was owners replied. roads and streets decline each year but allowing the handicapped to partici Barns had no comment. maintenance costs continue to go up. pate in our programs throughout the "They cut constantly on our ability to community." CONTINUING a holiday maintain our roads," Westland Public week tradition at the Senior Service Director Henry Lundquist said. SHOWALTER said some communi Friendship Center, Westland "We will have to maintain our roads to ties have tried subsidizing taxicab com residents of all ages are being the best of our ability, but It might panies as an alternative to Nankin invited to share the Christmas mean a cutback in services." Transit One drawback to such a plan is celebration from 11:45 a.m. to 2 "We've been hoping something would that taxis are not equipped for wheel p.m. Monday through Friday this come along," said Ronald Showalter, chairs, he said. week. Garden City City Clerk. "When the dol •Nankin Transit fills a need that re Activities at the center, 37095 lar is declining and your needs are in ally Isn't filled elsewhere," Showalter Marquette east of Newburgh, creasing, you've got problems." said. That's why it's really going to be include caroling, door prizes, tough If it goes under." refreshments and visits from old St. POSSIBLE solutions include cutting State Rep. Thomas Brown, D-West- Nick. Person wishing to eat lunch at services or finding other sources of land, said a trial vote on the transpor the center must make reservations revenue, such as an Income tax, the tation package would have been made 24 hours in advance. city clerk said. Dec. 2 If the committed "yes" vote had Showalter explained that the state been within 15 votes of the needed 56. KNOWING IT'S better to collects license fees and gasoline taxes "The statement most often heard on the give than to receive, warm-hearted and returns part of the money to com floor of the House of Representatives folks in the department on aging munities for their streets, based on was, 'It's not anywhere close to pass* and the visually impaired class are each city's population and miles of ing/" Brown said. Intent on keeping little ones cozy streets. The amounts collected have de- JBrown said that the 1982 transporta this Chrlatmas.ElUabeth Anderson, "cllried In recent years. •:••-. -.^.,:^ ,,.....; ,tio n jjackage, failed prlmarj^;b^use;>^ who is the chairwoman of the In the last fiscal year, Garden City "recent state and local election cifii- annual visually Impaired children's received 1180,000 for local streets and paigns have been run strictly on anti- program, placed a Christmas tree in $455,000 fpr, major streets. These tax gimmicks." the activities room of the amounts are expected to drop to Many people in government today, Friendship Center. The tree is $170,000 and $410,000 respectively In elected because of their anti-tax plat decorated wtih hats, gloves, scarfs, the fiscal year ending June 1983, forms, now support raising funds mittens and dolls. Showalter said. through-higher taxes and license plate ' Anyone wishing to hang articles The city clerk said planned projects fees, Brown said. on the tree should bring them to the on Merriman from Cherry Hill to Ford "I believe the message to local politi center or call 722-7632. The and on Warren from Inkster to Middle- cians from the legislature is 'Quit ask Friendship Center also is asking for belt may be in jeopardy if the state ing for new state taxes to deliver ser names of families in need this year. cannot come up with the necessary vices locally and then being politically ART EMANUELE/Staff photographer One donation, from Evelyn funds. negative to those who deliver,' * he Grogetsky, is a baby Afghan Cities had been concerned with the said. Giving this jolly old fellow a hand with his skates quick/ will skate at the arena with children and blanket, which will be presented to at the Westland Multi Purpose Arena are Renee have his picture taken with them Wednesdays and the first baby born on Christmas Tack,.5, Christina Rice, 3½. and Tina.Runski, 8. Saturdays all this month. It's all part of the arena's day. New parents may call the The bearded gentleman, known to be "lively and first "Skate with^Santa" program. , center with the name.of their what's inside newborn, time and place of birth. . ADD IT UP and you'll find a .. Calendar ...... 2A 'WONDERFUL RESPONSE" Secrets slip out as young list of 62 high school mathematics Entertainment 4C M. Preddy was pleased with the re students from the Livonia district Opinion 6A sults of the Observer & Eccentric who placed In the top 5 percent of Shopping cart 1B "APPLIANCES" classified ad she the 20,896 students who took the Sports 1C placed. "Wonderful response on first part of the 26th annual dishwasher! Had 11 calls the first glide into holiday on ice Michigan Mathematics Prize Suburban life 7A day with the first caller buying the Competition. Last week the students Police ...... 722-9600 Item. Had similar experience with an took the second part of the exam, Fire, rescue. . . .721-2000 automotive ad!" Santa Claus is a jolly old fellow of It is the arena's first "Skate With also listen to children's requests. which consists of problem-solving. City Hall 721-6000 many talents, as everyone knows. Santa," according to Ina Martin, rec The top 100 will be recognized for Guiding a team of flying reindeer and reation supervisor. Youngsters are asked to bring along Circulation .... 591-0500 Remember... their written lists — including their their achievement at a banquet Want ads 591-0900 going up and down chimneys in a Santa will skate with children at later in the year. wink are just two of the things he can name, address and phone number — Editorial dept.. . . 591-2300 various times during open-skating pe and drop them into his mailbox. One call do. riods. Elves will be on hand to take STATE AID to local school But young skaters who visit the Youngsters can "skate with Santa'' NEWSLINE . . . .459-2700 does it all! pictures of the red-suited gentleman systems amounted to $4.7 million Westland Multi Purpose Arena this and his young skating partners The from 4-6:50 p.m. Wednesdays, and for the Wayne-Westland district and SPORTSL1NE . . . 591-2317 month can see Kris Krlngle demon' charge for each picture of Santa with from 1-2:50 p.m. and 7-8:50 p.m. Sat to $28,000 for the Livonia district HOME DELIVERY . 591-0500 stratlng another skill — ice skating. one skater is $1.50. urdays during the month of Decem Wayne-Westland's funding was' CLASSIFIED. . . .591-0900 591-0900 And they can glide along the ice with ber. The_cost is $1 per child per ses under the per-pupll formula for Use your MasterCard or Visa him. The ice-skating Kris Kringle will sion. ~~ funding education in district's with Mfa low state equalized property values.
Livonia's aid was awarded under Title! of the 1965 federal education act for educationally deprived Parents mobilize to halt Bentley closing children. State fendfedera l funds are paid being an objective report ,when it was not a large difference," thus Implying out six times during the school year. By Mar'» MCQM had offered its recommendation to administration from the University of staff writer close the school. Detroit,said he moved to Livonia six really a highly subjective one." nominal significance; "I suspect that a proper architectur SUSAN M. MILLER was •years ago from Taylor primarily be Lynch said he had trouble with the No one'Is more surprised than Jim SINCE THEN his phone has been cause of .the problems the Taylor "numbers" that Garver frequently used al study of all buildings was not made', awarded a certified public because of the cost for the service and accountant certificate after Lynch about his emerging role as a "ringing constantly" with offers to help school district was experiencing. and likened the presentation to an old leader of a parents group seeking alter organise opposition or further meet "I did a lot of shopping around — Army practice of "showing only the the assumption that old should be successfully passing an examination dumped " givenTy the Michigan State Board natives to the closing of Bentley High ings, Lynch said. Canton, Plymouth, for instance. I set good side and touching up the bad fea of Accountancy. "School. , Peggy Matthews, president of the tled on Livonia and picked the Bentley. tures." Lynch almost didn't attend a meet Bently Sports Booster Club, said she area after a lot of personal Investiga HE ADDED that whetfit came to re novation, Bentley undoubtedly would TWO STUDENTS from ing Monday night meeting called by the also has been deluged with calls. tion." ONE,AREA he said he had trouble Bentley High School Sports Booster He said he was disturbed by the pres with was a supposed $3-milllon renova have "grandfather clause " protection Michigan will travel to Finland next The parents" who are opposed to the — or having previous existing condi summer on a full scholarship to yve Club. closing of the school "needed a leader," entation Monday night in which Super tion that the report said Bentley would intendent of Schools. George Garver likely need. tions which are exempt from the cur with a family in that country for But at the Insistence of his ninth she said. Lynch, unintentionally — If rent code. grade daughter, he decided to attend not reluctantly - filled the role. discussed the administration 'recom*' Lynch said the report tacked a price two months. The program Is open to "As for aesthetics, what do they all high school juniors. andprepared himself to ask questions. As a result of the support expressed, mendatlon to close Bentley and evenly on the the project but failed to say spe On what was to be a shopping day Fri divide the students among the other cifically what those renovations would mean by that? One man's castle is an Called the Finland - U.S. Senate Lynch has called a meeting of "every other man's hovel. Keep in mind that day, he spent a good part of the day one who is" interested in investigating three high schools — Franklin, Church entail. He said he has learned that the Youth Exchaffge program of Youth |3-mUlton figure is based on a "walk Lansing recently closed its newest for Understanding, it allows each analyzing the closing recommended by alternatives to the closing of Bentley." ill and Stevenson. Age of the building and maintenance through" of the building by several ar school — not its oldest. Thus, Lansing Michigan senator to appoint a the school administration. After talking to several board mem found that their moden facility more He did so well at the meeting that he bers after the meeting Monday night, costs were cited as reasons as well as chitectural firms. student to go. It Is funded by the "It's a ghost figure," said Lynch. "Af useful in another market." Finnish government. became something of a leader of par Lynch said "it's apparent the board aesthetic conditions that are "probably ents who. think there may be a better the least desirable In terms of an edu ter all, If money is used as the Issue to He said that after hearing the admin Nominations of students, based on wants information and we want to help istration report there is "obvious con way to save the Livonia school district them with that quest." cational environment." close a school, then we want to know adaptlblllty, scholarship and actual dollars saved not cost per flict on the numbers. The critical issue community Involvement, must be money than by closing the 30-year-old LABELING Carver's presentation as square foot. here is whose numbers are we going to postmarked by Jan. 1J and mailed high school. THE MEETING WILL be held at 7 use. Moments before the 2¼ meeting p.m., Thursday, Dec. 16 in the Bentley "Impressive with its numbers charts In this light, Lynch continued, Bent to Youth for Understanding, 8501 * ley provides the least cost savings "More facts and figures need to be Newark Street, N.W., Washington broke up, Lynch declared that it cafeteria. and graphs," Lynch said nevertheless he felt that it was a "biased presenta Even If expense per square foot Is val D.C. 20016, or call (800) 424-3691. behooved parents to offer some alter Lynch, who Is employed by the Ford natives, now that the administration Motor CJo. and has a degree In business tion because it had the appearance of id, the report acknowledges "there is Please turn to Page 2 2A(W) OitE Monday, December 13, 1982 Parents search for alternatives to closing Bentley Continued from Page 1 current administration feeling that a WSU administrator Richard Thorder- secondary enrollment continues to de small school setting necessarily would son Monday night in which he said the cline. In fact, there may be some evi uncovered. I'm not convinced that clos district would be doing the students a dence which could support the premise '. . . the report acknowledges there ing Bentley is the only solution. There be detrimental to a quality education. "I don't buy the statement by the great educational disservice to drop be that we could maintain the desirable are enormous psychological and social are other (conclusions) that can be ar low 1,500 at the high school level. elements of a smaller high school com rived at." Wayne State University administrator. He must see a lot of Class B and Class Lynch pointed to a 1981 report by plex without losing the advantages of a implications. The report tries to soften ONE OF THEM, he said, is to take a Garver that said the administration larger high school from the standpoint good look at operating smaller schools. C school students go through Wayne as the implications by making such well as Class A." was "very impressed" with the quality of program offerings."
875-0300 < t Offer good til December 24,1982. Present were Mayor PonJelL Counctlmerabera Marloalci. Kitzman, MeNolty. Haydoo. McDooell aM Sal»a- tore. Absent none. , • , Alio present were Clly Manager CaMwell. City 0«rk.TreiJorer*ShowalteriiM'bly Attorney Mack- For further information Moved by Kltotun, aupporleJ by McNultr RESOLVED To approve tb^ MlmiU* ol Use Council Meeting beM November l,It»l.aipre»«al«d.YEAS:UMn!mooj . Moved by Mctiolty. tupported by KlUraan. RESOLVED To approvt tbe Account! Payable, u lliled. YEAS: CALL 981-0997 ' Unanlnwni Moved by RaydoixiupporUd by Markoirlcx: RESOLVED To approve the proposal by the KiwanJa Cbb /or park TOOLS! dedication (M«p!e»ood ParkX »> recommecded by lb* R*cr*4.lioo Oommlnloo. YEAS: Unanlmoca 241 Selkirk Drive Moved-by McDooelL lupport/d by Haydoa: RESOLVED To approve Ibe proposed potky oo Political Uiuea YEAS Mayor FordelJ, Coaocllnxmbert Markoirict. Kitimaa. Haydoo and McDooell. 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McDowl) irvd S»]»itor* Aittet Moved by McNolty. ru&ported by Haydoo, RESOLVED- To cttabtlsfc Oovocfl Ooal Setting Sessfooi dalta oo March of Dimes »« Coar£flmejnb«r McNoHy. D*c*mb*r4i^Decemb«rir,l»atlfMVM.Y^AS;UiMalmoiia ..T MM WffTH OCT JOTS FOUNQAHONBaaai Abo prtKot ver« CM; Mtiugtr Cddnrll twJ CM j Atsesux Delibbio Moyed by Raydon; npported by McNoUy: RESOLVED To approve lb* amendment of tie icop* of tie'MMRMA CHEAP! Mof«J by Kltnrufl. »upporl« .1. mmmm Monday, Oecember 13, 1982 O&E (L,R.W,G)3A wOllnJ"" ' '• Class is attentive as Doug Rowe, their coach, explains routines. The girls, who prac tice gymna«tics routines as much as 4½ hours a day five days a week, are hosting a Christmas classic invitational meet that is expected to draw 430 young gymnasts from 28 clubs in Michigan and Ohio. Photos by Bill Bresfer Gymnasts ready for Christmas invitational By Margaret Miller Olympics ability, down to Class IV, cey Skeppstrom of Plymouth. her attention recently is a front semi- staff writer they will seek medals and team tro In class HI-are Beth Bernard and mount. She gets a running start and phies and qualification for state and re Kristen Larsen of Livonia, Ann Marie flips from a handstand on a spring For Monica Stavros of Westland, a gional gymnastics mets. Welcher of Westland, Rebecca Allison board to a standing position on the bal love of gymnastics began on the mon "We had to turn down 10 more clubs, and Lisa Faust of Plymouth and Darcy ance beam. key bars in nursery school. one from Kentucky," said Rowe, who Gignac, Stephanie John and Jenny Gayle Quashnie is aiming for the Lisa Bonn of Canton was inspired by takes the members of his team here to Krieger of Canton. rank of elite gymnast, the term used Nadia Comanici when she starred in meets all over Michigan and to other For the coming competition, all for those who have a chance to make the 1976 Olympics. sections of the Midwest. practice daily on the high balance the Olympic or World Championship Maureen Stress of Garden City tried "This Christmas meet has become beams and the uneven parallel bars as teams. Or she would like to use h«r gymnastics to improve her skill at fig very well known. People are planning well as doing floor exercises and vault abilities to earn a scholarship at an out- ure skating, and it was a similar story for it now." ing. of-state college. for tfebra Skeppstrom of Plymouth, Rowe is a former teacher and coach "And I enjoy meeting girls at meets," only for her the first sport was'swim- at Riverside High School. When he was AT A RECENT afternoon practice, she noted. "I like to write letters, and ming. laid off four years ago, he opened the Rowe worked with the girls individual I've made a lot of pen pals through Gayle Quashnie of Westland started academy and now has practicing teams ly and then gathered them for talk gymnastics." right in with gymnastics but never ex-^ and Classes keeping its cushioned floor about the schedule'ahead. There was to pected those first few lessons to carry" occupied most of the time. be a practice meet that weekend, and -A SOPHOMORE at John Glenn, her to an activity so major a part of "Basically this is a training center," they were urged to take it seriously and Monica Stavros has been fully Involved her life. he said, "both for girls who want to be give it their best effort. In the sport ever since monkey bar But all of them=are numbered among competitive, but also for classes for days and will keep at It while pursuing the dedicated 27 who spend hours every boys and girls from preschool up — "Scores are not Important," he told her aim to be a physical therapist. week, month In and month out, to per those who want.to learn and enjoy Uve girls. 'Wha\U Important Is.h6w •- i *l^p\)t In 4¼ hours,; live daysv a fect their performances on the parallel gymnastics but not necessarily com well you perform and show your week," she said, "and I do homework bars and balance beams to compete on pete." skills- when I get home. It's hard, but I the Michigan Academy of Gymnastics Scores will be more important, wouldn't give up, any of the gymnastics. Team. YOUNG MEMBERS of the team def though, when his charges get to the in I love it." " initely enjoy the activity, but also show vitational next weekend. Maureen Stress is happy she ALL ARE PREPARING this week a high degree of competitivespirit. "Our meet will be a qualifier," he switched from figure-skating. "It's eas for the fourth annual Christmas Classic They spend between 17 and 21 hours said, meaning that those who achieve ier to work out," she noted, "and it's Invitational their Garden City-based a week at the club, estimated Judy specified standards will be able to com more challenging." She also thinks she f team will sponsor Friday-Sunday at Skeppstrom, Debbie's mother, and wor pete for state and regional honors. just wasn't ready as a small figure- Garden City Junior High School, 1851 ry about the commitment only if they Quashnie, a junior at John Glenn skater for the competitive spirit de Radcliff. have to miss a day or two. High School and at 16 the senior mem manded. The invitational, said Doug Rowe, Gayle Quashnie, Debbie Skeppstrom, ber of the Michigan Academy team, Is "Crowds used to scare me," she said. who heads the Michigan Academy at and Monica Stavros all are Class I one who has known that competition on "They don't now, though." 32804 Manor Park, Garden City, and gymnasts. So is Amy Chlebek of River- several levels. In the Christmas Classic there will coaches the competitive team, will view. "When I go to a meet," she said, "I be events at 7 p.m. Friday at 9 a.m., draw 430 young gymnasts from 28 Area girls at the Class II level in set my own goals and try to accomplish noon, 2 p.m. and 5 p.m. Saturday and at clubs in Michigan and Ohio. clude Maureen Stress and Kelly Wheel a few tricks as well as making a cer 9 and 11 a.m. and 2 and 5 p.m. Sunday. Competing in skill levels ranging er of Garden City, Wendy Minch of tain point score." Daily admission is $2 for adults and $1 from Class I, described as Junior Westland, Lisa Bonn of Canton and Sta- The "trick" that has occupied a lot of for children and senior citizens. Maureen Stress of Garden City works out on the uneven parallel bars. • " With Old Qlory hanging just arjove her, Karen Krupa of Romulus gets some individual ized attention from Linda Bohn of Canton as she works on a gymnastic floor routine. Doug Rowe, a former teacher and coach at River- young gymnast Debbie Skeppstrom in an aerial Qayle Quashnie of Westland practices her technique on the bal side 4figh School in Dearborn Heights, coaches somersault. ance beam. Monday, December 13, 19B2 O&E (R,W.Q-4AKL)7A Transit taxes- Little immediate help for SEMTA By 8uzl« Rollins 8ing«r the House last week is designed to road officials say. staff writer 1984 and 1985, those fees would be boost state aid to highways and mass The House also approved bills in hiked by the same percentage that per transit by more than $600 million over creasing car and truck registration sonal Income rose In the state the pre-* Despite efforts by state representa \he next three years. fees. Beginning Oct 1, new car owners viousyear. tives to move a |600-million transpor "The Road Commission endorsed the would pay a license plate fee equal to tation package through the Michigan bills when they came out of committee 0.4 percent of the sales price. Present Super Sunday I Currently, the average license plate Legislature, SEMTA officials still say in November," said Dennis Pajot. pub ly, license plate fees for new care are fee for a passenger vehicle is $28 a it won't ball them out of financial trou lic information officer for the road based on weight. year. ble. commission. ' For used cars or new cars bought be Registration fees for buses, trucks Family | "We're pleased that the House "ft (transportation package) would fore Oct. 1, the current weight-based and otWr commercial vehicles would passed the-package. But in terms of putvour revenues at the same place fees would be effective. But they would rise by 30 percent Jan. 1 and remain at cutbacks we cannot say the passage of they were in 1979. We wouldn't be able Increase by 15 percent in February. In that level through 1985: the package will forestall cuts in Janu to return to the 1979 level of services ary," said Gall Whitty, manager of because of Inflation, but we'd be a lot FUN-DAY communications at SEMTA (the South better off than we are now," he added. east Michigan Transportation Authori Closes doors **> ty)- THE SENATE Finance Committee is At the Farmington Hills Holiday Inn, "Unless the state Court of Appeals scheduled to take up the package at 7 University of Michigan releases the $9.2 million it's holding in p.m. today (Monday). Board of Regents has ap 95 we love to sa^rkids and couples and escrow, our short-term operating needs The House version calls for increas proved the closure of the 129 crowds having a good time. So... will not t>6 met. The package provides ing the state's 11-cent-a-gallon gasoline university's Institute for HOLIDOME we're offering a special Super for money for mid-'83, '84 and '85, but tax as much as 4 cents by 1984. It also the Study of Mental Re BMX IHOOOfl *(C«(A!lO» CtNH* tardation and Related Swimming Pool Sunday Fun package for all not when we need it — for tomorrow," would boost annual registration fees EXERCISERS wrwlpoo* fun-lovers.. Whitty added. for cars and commercial vehicles. Disabilities (ISMRRD). H. Will Putting Greens B. E. Frye, U-M vice 10 SPEEDS Ping Pong & Pool Table* SEMTA provides bus service Sponsors estimate that the legisla FRANCHI8E DEALER Shuffleooard For only $15.00 you get a room in president for academic When vou Pre-Plan -ARCADe- throughout the metro Detroit suburbs tion would cost the typical Michigan FOR our Holidome from 12 Noon - 8:00 and a commuter train from Pontiac to affairs, said, "the insti your funeral with vJdeo'game room motorist an additional $20 a year. HoWome PuWCaf e p.m. with all the fun included. • downtown Detroit. 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December 13,1982 O&E DSO is bulk of income By Tim Richard estate and for private parties. Most of his perform staff writer ers are DSO members. "We set up 140 concerts a season, but I don't play Detroit Symphony Orchestra musicians cut in all of them," said Rachlevsky, a West Bloomfield themselves, off from their major source of income Township resident. when they went on strike Thursday, They insist it "It's only in the last year that I've begun to make simply isn't true that playing in the orchestra is a much money from them." He added it was a very sideline. small portion of his total income. "1 know only two or three who could live on in come from outside the orchestra," said Douglas "ITS HARD to support a family" on strike pay, Comelsen, spokesman for the 100 members of Lo said Bob Pangbom, principal percussionist. cal 5 of the Detroit Federation of musicians. "The orchestra's season is 52 weeks a year." Pangborrj, of Birmingham, said he has taught a course at Oakland University and teaches a few v students- privately in his home. The DSO salary, CORNELSEN, a clarinetist who lives in Warren, however, is "98 percent" of his income. said he plays with the Renaissance Woodwind Quin "There are maybe four players in music store co- tet and Detroit Chamber Winds. But those sources ownership situations," Pangborn said. of income are only .a small pacjt of his anmlal earn He and his wife, Brenda, had bitter feelings about ings, he said. the necessity of striking. Said Brenda: "I'm in the In a sampling of DSO musicians, only one would League, and I work my butt off raising money for admit to earning as much, as 20 percent of his in this orchestra. I'm putting together a cookbook, and come from outside sources such as teaching, cham we hope to net $70,000 from it. I'm chairman of ber performances, community orchestras or other billing for the marathon." businesses. The union will pay strike benefits of about $100 a week, said Comelsen. DSO base pay is $600 a week, ONE WHO does have an outside business is Hart and 85 percent of the performers reportedly earn Holman, a violist who lives in Detroit. He is a pro more than the base. fessional photographer. ' Comelsen said the bargainers were so close to Ironically, most of his clients are DSO musicians. agreement on most econorriic issues "that they are He takes publicity photos for album covers and the no longer issues." programs for Renaissance Concerts. The three major differences, he said, were 1) "We're going to keep practicing," said Holman, pensions, 2) the orchestra's role in selecting a new who also plays some^chamber engagements. "We musical director and 3) a management concert can can never drop the level of performance." cellation clause, Violinist James Waring said he plays for Sunday morning brunches at the Prudential Center in FROM A STRATEGIC point of -view, Local 5 Southfield but has few other non-orchestra sources picked the ideal time to apply the ultimate weapon of income. in negotiations." December is the DSO's busiest month. TOM DOWNS, a violinist from Troy, said about "Not only are the musicians denying audiences 20 percent of his income is from non-orchestra the opportunity to enjoy Christmas music, but they sources, including a few pupils. are also damaging our ability to provide the very But the 18-year DSO veteran called outside en salary increases they seek since the Holiday Festi gagements "spasmodic." val is a major source of revenue," said Oleg Nathan Gordon, principal violist, who lives in Lobanov, DSO executive vTce president and manag northwest Detroit, said he teaches at the University ing director. of Michigan and Wayne State University. A DSO spokesperson said some 30,000 tickets "I have nothing lijied up," said cellist Barbara worth $400,000 have been sold for the month of De- Fickett, who appeared close to tears as the orches ' cember. Many concerts are sold out. tra made its dramatic exit from Ford Auditorium Lobanov said the holiday season Is the~best time by playing the final passage from Franz Josef of year for DSO to win new friends. Haydn's "Farewell Symphony." Francesco DiBlasi, music director of the subur Haydn wrote the work as a broad hint to his pa ban Oakway Symphony Orchestra, was exploring' tron that the court orchestra needed a vacation. As putting on additional performances of Tchaikov the fourth movement draws to a close, groups of sky's popular ballet "The Nutcracker." But at press instruments extinguish the lights on their music time, DiBlasi had no definite dates scheduled. stands and leave the stage — some cellos, some violas, the winds, the string basses, most of the vio "I PLAY more outside (engagements) than any lins — until only the concertmaster (first chair vio body else," said Mischa Rachlevsky, DSO violinist. linist) is left. 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The powers that be in Wayne County In another category are counties where no clouds and shortcomings in the law under It wasn't delivered around a crackerbarrel "Wayne County is unique." may well go to Lansing seeking single-coun one city dominates. Such places try to offer which it operates But because of partisan io a farming village, as you might guess. It His attitude is harmful ty special legislation benefitting only Wayne services on a countywide basis. Outstanding politics, it is unable to get the necessary was delivered jn Detroit, at the Renaissance County and leaving the other 82 in the dust. examples are Oakland, Macomb and Bay. In amendments. Ideally, Oakland County's Re Club, by a high-toned ex- n^MaMHi^Mi I'VE HEARD that speech before, in the That is why Cushman's "unique" line is so deed, Oakland and Bay were the first to pio publican Executive Dan Murphy, Bay Coun ecutive type. village of Three Oaks, whfch is a very typical potentially harmful.' neer in county public works agencies and to ty's Republican Executive Gary Majeske and "Wayne County is Main Street town in Berrien County, and in adopt the county executive form of adminis Wayne's Democrat Lucas should be going unique," said Edward L. Kalamazoo, which statistically is the most WAYNE COUNTY is the largest county in tration. hand-in-hand to the Legislature for the au Cushman, a retired vice average city in the state. Michigan and one of the largest in the nation. If by these standards Wayne County is thority they need. president of American Wayne County is unique "only in the sense But such a natural distinction hardly war "unique," it is only in the intense degree to Already Lucas has sought and won legisla Motors Corp., a director that every snowflake is unique. The mere rants the term "unique." which many officials concentration creat tion to help him get a grip on the Wayne of many businesses* and fact that 20 quadrillion unique snowflakes Historically, Wayne belongs in a group of ing jobs and salaries rather than in develop County Road Commission. That's dandy But a former college instruc fall on our streets, however, does not mean counties where a central city a) has about ing innovative concepts of public service. it doesn't help Murphy deal with the Oakland tor. Tim that our town's public works department half the population, b) offers many pro Road Commission. Cushman was speak needs 20 quadrillion individual pieces of grams, c) is reluctant to see county govern UNFORTUNATELY, state lawmakers Detroit Mayor Coleman Young prefers to ing as chairman of the Richard snow removal equipment. ment become too strong and d) is ganged up have treated Wayne County, Detroit and deal with governors and presidents one-on- group advising County And the fact that Wayne County is margin on by surrounding cities and townships. Wayne County Community College as if they one, bypassing the Michigan Municipal Executive-elect William Lucas on reorgani ally unique doesn't mean that the Michigap Also in the category are Washtenaw-Ann were unique. In a thick file, I have a mass of League. He takes care of Detroit but leaves zation of county government. Besides sug Legislature needs to pass a separate law for Arbor, Jackson-Jackson, Calhoun-Battle laws and bills written for "counties of more Benton Harbor, Saginaw and Battle Creek gesting to Lucas the best way to structure his each of Michigan's 83 counties, or even one Creek, Kalamazoo-Kalamazoo, Kent-Grand than three million" and "cities of more than wallowing. administration, the group also will advise law for Wayne County and another law for Rapids, Ingham-Lansing, Saginaw-Saginaw one million." This "unique" stuff ought to stop It's hick Lucas on what changes in the charter and the other 82. . . . well, you get the picture even if Ed It's a bad way to run government. Oakland town thinking, even when uttered by an exec state law Wayne County should seek. Unfortunately, that is what is likely to Cushman doesn't. County, for one, has found a number of utive in the Renaissance Club. Man's home doesn't have to he a castle > tr, > vvjac iy 'xf^/^J^^rj^-'^yi^t^-^/^.y SOMETIMES you don't know how tennis racket over my head, for sure. of the channel changer. She doesn't bad off you are, or how well off, until The home tour people like to watch three TV programs at you see something better. THEN THERE'S the Steins' home. never show you the once and of late has taken to reading •> Last week I went on a tour of elite "She's Heidi of Heidi's Salons," at in bed rather than struggle for the Fox Photo's houses. It was the Detroit Symphony least four people told me as I mean good stuff, that is, the channel changer. League's 23rd Annual Christmas dered through her spacious contem basements and the Walk and six Bloomiield couples porary overlooking a small lake. storage areas where ALTHOUGH I enjoyed the home were gracious enough to open their I don't want to sound petty, but I the Nines, the Steins, tour, I got the feeling that many of home to hordes of sight-seers in an didn't like the northern exposure. the elite live with a number of rooms effort to raise money to support the Looking out the window at shadows the Alexanders, etc. which look nice but are only used FILM symphony orchestra. all the time would make me feel like put all the junk they when company is around, with a After looking ^m^mm^^mmm I paid for a Florida vacation and it don't want anyone to number of other rooms which are at all those big rained. 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The age" area where the Nines, the Steins, than at one of the many restaurants 0 126-12 E«;osj:e S 1-39 Bob large storage area and a large bed "26-?C t«oosj'c S i 9½ Elbert the Alexanders, etc. put all the junk in the area. Bathroom Two is used by Wisler me only because it has a big mirror room containing a bathroom area, a 1*0-2- Eioc^'e S i Si Hatchetts, that they don't want anyone to see. clothes-changing area, a refrigera '35?4E,3osure S i 9¾ is. He's a big- and I can easily see how many grey Fcup'irt ASA JOD 135 hairs I have and because it has .the tor-stove area, and a breakfast- 24 Eoe-sjre S 2 2? money lawyer who owns a contempo I'M BIG on storage, being one of lunch-supper table in a bay overlook rary tri-level featuring such things as those people who doesnt like to proper tub space to give the dog his KODAK SLIDE AND bath. ing a good view (definitely not a a Jacuzzi grotto with water continu throw anything- out. I have 75 wide northern exposure). 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I wasn't Redford office of the Association for working so fast at first, Retarded Citizens/Northwest Com munities. sol had to build up my And it was a most satisfying time for speed/ four of the young people present. — Anne Murphy Always before they had been in the roles.of listeners when it came to talk ing about the world beyond sheltered she does what she is told," said Jerry workshops. Vassel of Canton. "It is working out Now they were the adults of experi fine." ence. They had real jobs. Murphy started working one day a Trained in restaurant work in the week and now is up to three. What does ARC'S Cambridge Club, Anne Murphey, she like best about working? The pay Tim Neher and Gail Shute of Livonia check, she said. and Gary Fisher of Detroit all had been - For Tim Neher, who is 21, the best hired by fast-food establishments thing is- just to be working. But he also appreciates the people wo are fellow FISHER WAS a little depressed. He employees at the Big Boy restaurant in had been laid off from his restaurant Northville. He's a bus boy and puts in job. But all systems were go with Anne three days a week cleaning tables and Murphy, who is working in Silverman's carting away dirty dishes. His first pay in Livonia, and Neher and Sbute.who also went straight to the bank. He also are employed at Big Boy restaurants. would like to buy a car. They had trained about, a year in res taurant skills at Cambridge Club in EACH WORKING DAY Gail Shute is Garden City, a facility established by picked up by a SEMTA connector bus the ARC to teach retarded adults how and driven to the Livonia Mall, where to operate in a restaurant situation so she picks up another connector to take they could get jdos. This promising ef her to a Big Boy retaurant at 10 Mile fort to make retarded adults self-sup and Telegraph. porting "is now closed while funds are She attributes getting the job to her being sought to re-establish it. training at Cambridge Club restaurant. "I learned about cash and how to AT THEIR MEETING, the new job give change," said Shute, who is a host holders could have the experience they ess and cashier and sometimes buses had envied in others, talk about what tables. "The idea is really good. It helps they had done with their first pay a lot of handicapped adults learn res check, discuss their relationship with taurant work. their boss and relate high points and "The job is going great. I love it. Peo low pointsof the world of work. ple are friendly and helpful." Murphy, 20, stashed away part of her Her mother, Dorothy Shute, ex paycheck in the bank. She hopes some plained that Gail had'been trained at day to buy a car. Right now she can other places, "but this is the first time walk between her home and Silver she got any result from it." man's. "For her, this means she'll be able to "I wash dishes and put them away," have independence," her mother added. she said. "I wasn't working so fast at first, so I had to build up my speed. NEHER'S SISTER, Cindy Scaglione, Now I have it where it should be. The said working has made Tim more re manager is happy, and I am happy I've sponsible at home, that he puts gas in come this far and gotten a part-time "the car and is more careful about tend job." ing to his own needs Her manager is indeed happy. "Anne "He seems to be better adjusted," she is dependable and conscientious, and said. "He feels good about himself." Staff photos by Art Emanuele Men's Nite and Bill Bresler Anne Murphy is making money for the first time, working as ^dishwasher and busgirl at Silverman's. With her is her boss, Jerry Vassel. at a Salute to Women award Ladies' AAUW honors Christensen Store? Don't laugh . -CHRISTENSEN earned a degree in By Margaret Miller Men's Nite is a special one night staff writer education from Wayne State University in 1956. sale where you'll save on It was like a second close encounter - When she received the dipoY.ia, she Holiday fashion gifts for for Jean Christensen, assistant dean of said, "I was nine months pregnant with your "favorite gal'.' Schoolcraft College, and the American my oldest daughter, Holly." Association of University Women. "It was a proud day — we graduated Tuesday, December 14th "ChrrsTertsen "accepted- the Livorria together,"sheadded. • 4:30 p.m.-closing branch AAUW's I lth annual Salute To She returned to school a dozen years Women award at the organization's re later to begin part-time work on a mas cent Christmas luncheon. ter's from the University of Michigan. In doing so, she confided that the or "I was going to be a reading consult % ganization "really was life-sustaining ant," she saUJ,/and it took me a while when I had four young children and to realize I wanted to work with 20 off grownups." She switched to the pro needed a group where they didn't talk ali/egul3' pnc«J rrjercharxJiss all the time about babies and diapers." gram for a degree in guidance and counseling in comnfunityagencierand ' Membership in the Plymouth AAUW graduated In 1972. at that juncture was "an uplifting expe Two years later she was named di Free (Sift Boxes rience," Christensen said in accepting rector of the Women's Resource Cen and Refreshments the award the Livonia branch gives ter, and during her time there the cen each year for major contributions to ter expanded its work greatly. She women in the community. helped recruit volunteers and initiate In choosing the college administrator special programs coverings wide ART EMANUELE/Slaff photo who headed Schoolcraft's Women's Re range — return to the job market, source Ce'nteY for eight years arid now spouse abuse, assertiveness training, Jean Christensen is recipient of the Is In charge of all credit-free programs coping with divorce and widowhood. at the college, the AAUW said Christen Livonia AAUW Salute to Women S sen has "set an example for all of us." • Earlier this year she took over her award. S "She has given guidance and counsel present responsibilities In Schoolcraft's community education division. THE AWARD RECIPIENT told the ing to many women," the citation said. :h T rv "She has raised four children, been ac AAUW women her mother, AnnC UJ8 you' F»$ito0< «" " fl SfOOMi • She also began work on a doctorate cf>»rg# c«M VISA o M»sle'C*'n.«»sie'C*'d tive in volunteer groups and been ac Kaneskl, "would have been very proud Wonderland Stoppinh g Center Westbom Shopplfio Center tive In professional organizations, at U-M, specializing in adult and com today."' (Plymouth at Mldoldd)»t>»li)Lrvonl" » (UlcNo*n «1 Oulec Or*v«T Desrtxxn Moo. -83«t . 10-10 Moo.-9*1 10- FASHION BUG munity education, "which is what I'm many of which enhance the lives and Sun 11-C Sun. 12-5 Opportunities of women" doing." Please turn to Page 10 10A(LXR.W.G-aA) O&E Monday. December 13. 1982 Award winner tells of New provincial superior earlier help from AAUW Continued from Page 9 work with women's issues isn't over." "The issue for the '80s is economical is named for Felicians She said her mother, a Plymouth res £. equality, not just for women but for all Q» ident since 1963, died of a heart attack Nov. 23 after collapsing while working humans," she added. "The comment Sr. Mary Cynthia Strzalkowski, CSSF, is the new late Anthony Strzalkowski, is a native Detroiter. in Schoolcraft's Retired Senior Volun that the population Is getting older, provincial superior of the Livonia province of the She attended St Hyacinth School and Felician teer Program (RSVP.) more feminine and poorer is horrify ingly true. Felicia n Sisters. Academy before taking her bachelor's degree from "She shaped my destiny in ways I've Nominated by the local community and appoint Madonna College. She earned master's degrees In only recently realized,'' Christensen "Empowerment of women Is what ed by the Felician congregation's general adminisi music education and mathematics education from said. "I took business courses in high we're after, and more and more they tration in Rome, she succeeds Sister Mary Claren the University of Notre Dame and Stanford Univer school because she told me .a secre,tary will learn to take care of themselves ce Dzienls, who held the office for 5¼ years be sity. . . would always have a job, and I pre and become agents of change." fore her election to thecongregaUon's general coun At the time of her appointment, Sr. Cynthia was pared to teach because she said teach- cil in Rome. director of education for the Livonia province and 'ers would always be needed. CHRISTENSEN was honored last The new superior will administer the Presenta member of its administrative council. Prior to that "She impressed on me the need to be_ year by District IX of the Business and tion of the Blessed Virgin Province and its 436 she spent 25 years as a teacher and administrator able to take care of myself, "and that Professional Women's Clubs. The BPW members, who work in the Archdiocese of Detroit in elementary and high schdols throughout the was advice many women my age failed picked her for one of the Distinguished and Joe dioceses of Kalamazoo, Lansing,.Saginaw, Archdiocese" of Detroit. Her last position was as to receive." Individual awards it makes annually. Gaylord, Marquette, Grand Rapids, Toledo and principal of St. Andrew High School. Christensen mentioned that two of As a member of the Michigan Wom Fort Wayne-South Bend. Since 1977 she also has served on the corporate her own daughters are Schoolcraft en's Studies Association, she recently Sisters appointed to assist the new provincial su boards governing Livonia's St. Mary Hospital, Ma graduates and that she is urging them helped set up the Michigan Women's perior .as members of her administrative council donna College, Ladywood High School, the Felician to continue their educations. Hall of Fame. She also is a member of are Sr. M. Paulita BikowskT, Sr. M. Dennis Glonek, Sisters Child Care Centers and St. Joseph Home for "Although I am not now directly con the National Organization of Women Sr. M. Alfonsa Van Overberghe and Sr. M. Janice Children in Jackson. nected with the resource center," she and the American Association of Wom Ziolowski. In her new position she will continue member said in an interview later, "I know my en In Junior and Community Colleges. Sr. Cynthia, the daughter of Antoinette and the ship as president of the corporate board. Sr. Mary Cynthia Strzalkowski HOME ACCENT SALE NOW IN PROGRESS clubs in action SAVE UP TO 33% • PARENTS OF MURDERED CHILDREN • FORD WIVES by Dec. 14 payable to the organization to PO Box Psychologist Pat Rourke will speak to members A group? of bell ringers from Andover High 5332, Northville 48167. of Parents of Murdered Children at 6:30 p.m. today School in Bloomfield Hills will present a Christmas Since 1 In room 111A of Henry Ford Centennial Library, program during a meeijng of the Ford Wives Club • COUNTRY PANCE 16301 Michigan, Dearborn. For more information, at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14, in Ford World Head Old-time square and contry dances will be per call its president, Judy Thomason, at 278-3969 or quarters, Michigan and Southfield, Dearborn. Mem formed by members of the Detroit Country Dance A Beautiful Store with Beautiful Furniture Dolores Reynolds at 425-5703. bers may bring guests. Society from 8-11 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 18, in St. Timothy Church, 15888 Archdale, Detroit. Price is America s most distinguished traditional furniture • LIVONIA GARDENERS • NATURE SLIDES $3. Music will be provided by the Ruffwater String A potluck luncheon Is planned by the Livonia A nature slide competition will be offered by the Band. Colonial $?ouse Branch of the Woman's Farm and Garden Associa Livonia Camera Club at its 7:30 p.m. meeting 20292 Middlebelt Rd. (South ol Eight Mile) tion at noon Tuesday, Dec. 14, In St. Andrew Epis Thursday, Dec- 16, at Grant Elementary School, • WOMEN'S SUPPORT GROUP copal Church, 16360 Hubbard, Livonia. Hostesses 9300 Hubbard, Livonia. Anyone interested in pho Patricia Singleton serves as peer counselor for Livonia are Oliene Kirk, Margaret Wortz, Mildred Clark tography may attend. meetings of the Women's Support Group from 1-4 Open Mon.,Jhurs. & Fri. 'Til9 P.M., .474-6900 and Romaine Little. p.m. each Tuesday in St. John Episcopal Church, • CHRISTMAS PARTY 555 S. Wayne Road, Westland. The group discusses • ELECTION WRAP-UP The Livonia City Club will hold its Christmas problems of everyday living. The sponsor is the Beverly McAninch of Plymouth, state president party Thursday, Dec. 16, at Mojr's restaurant, 16825 Wayne-Westland Family YMCA. $ 95 OLD of the League of Women Voters, will offer a post Middlebelt, Livonia. Admission 13 |7. To make a 129 election wrap-up at a meeting of the Greater De reservation call Dorothy Bruce at 421-9214 or Brid • PENDULUM SINGLES PHOTOS troit Chapter of the National Association for Pro get Flynn aft 464-8556. The club Is selling fruit Members of the Ford Pendulum Singles Club will BMX COPIED fessional Saleswomen 6-8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14, In cakes to raise money for its various charities. A sing carols at downriver convalescent homes at EXERCISERS the Michigan Inn, Southfield. Tickets are $8. To ob one-pound cake costs 12.25, a three-pound cake is 1:45 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 18. They will meet at the Copying plus tain a reservation, call Nancy Gilmore at 261-0410. $6. Those interested in ordering may call Bruce or old auto center at Korvette's Shopping Center on 10 SPEEDS one 5x7 $ OO Flynn. Fort between Pennsylvania and Eureka. The ticket FRANCHISE DEALER 10 • LIVONIA NEWCOMERS deadline is Dec. 15 for the sleigh ride and dinner at FOR OrJtrNow The Wayne Westland Mime Group will perform • GOSPEL FELLOWSHIP Greenfield Village Tuesday, Dec. 21. The price is SCHWINN 8eaullful coplea-.as spar at a Christmas party of the Newcomers Club of $21 to members, $23 to others. For more details, kling as the originals on The Rev. Duane Stenzel, founder and director of AND the day they were takeo. Livonia at 8 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14, In St. Andrew the School of Evangelization at Duns Scotus Semi call the club at 386-5040. Christmas Ddivtrj Episcopal Church, 16360 Hubbard. All newcomers nary in Southfield, will arfeak at a dinner meeting KHS For Information Call or Write: to Livonia are invited. For information or transpor Friday, Dec. 17, of the Northville-Plymoutb-Livo- • SOCIAL SINGLES CHERRY HILL tation, call Rae Bruder at 522-5767 or Leslie nia Chapter of the Full Gospel Businessmen's Fel A champagne holiday dance has been scheduled BICYCLE CO. Rymer at 525-7175. lowship. The 8 p.m. meeting follows, dinner at by Social Singles at 8 p.m. Sunday, Dec. 19, at Ham 25630 FORD PHOTO ONE Sveden House In Farmington Plaza. Price is $6. ilton Place, 30333 Southfield Road, Southfield. For Oearborn Heights Diviilon of McFerrtn Stvxikx, Inc. 592-9333 6629 Middlebelt • WISER Make a reservation by calling Daniel Beetler at more information, call David Rosen at 968-8853 or 28860 W. Seven Mile Garden City, MI 48135 Widowed persons are invited to attend a holiday 349-0006 or Earl Flynn at 348-3352, or send checks Mae Smith at 399-2265. Llovnia* 471-0370 42S.Q991 celebration of WISER (Widowed in Service) to be held at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 14, In Amatea's res We bring the truck mounted , . taurant, 32777 Warren. WISER is a self-help group for widowed persons In Livonia, Garden City, plant to you! ATOTALNEWYOU • GIFT CERTIFICATE • ATOTALNEWYOU 5» Clarenceville, Northville and Plymouth school dis HYDRO STEAM O tricts. For further information, call the Women's o Resource Center at Schoolcraft College at 591- Cleans deeper, dries quickly, restores pile A Merry Christmas Holiday Gift to Someone Special O 6400, Ext. 432. • LIVING ROOM, DINING ROOM & HALL 3 CREATE a beautiful look... "A TOTAL NEW YOU" I— s» Thaw pastry according to package directions. Saute onion in butter in large frying-pan until transparent; remove from heat. Add spinach, parsley, green onion, cheese and 2 eggs, mixing thoroughly. On a lightly floured board, un fold pastry and roll to a 15 x 15 inch square. Cut each sheet into 25 3-inph squares. Place about 2 teaspoons spinach mixture in corner of each square. Brush edges with egg-water mixture and fold pastry over to form a triangle. Pinch edges with tines of a fork to seal. Brush tops with egg mixture and bake in a preheated "moderate oven (375 °F.) 12 to 15 minutes. Yield: 50 hors d'oeuvres. Spicy Lamb Pate 3/4 ijound cooked lamb, cut into 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder 1-inch pieces 1 cup shredded zucchini 1 medium onion, cut into 1-inch 1/4 cup chopped red pepper pieces 1 package (8 ounces) 3/4 teaspoon salt Pumpernickel Bread 1/8 teaspoon pepper * 1 package (6-1/4 ounces) 3/4 cup mayonnaise Butter Thin Crackers 1/2 teaspoon oregano leaves Place lamb and onion in bowl of food processor or 5-cup blender container. Add salt and pepper; process or blend until fine. Add mayonnaise^oregano and garlic pewder and process until blended. Add Zucchini and red pepper and pro cess until just blended. Place lamb mixture into a I-quart round bowl lined with plastic wrap. Cover and refrigerate 6 to 8 hours or overnight, if desired. Un mold on serving platter. Serve with party bread and ctackefs. Yield: 3-1/2 cups. mmmm mmmmmmm wmmmmm 2B* O&E Monday, December 13.1882 PHONE: 464-0330 MON. THRU SAT spsnTan 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M stones SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO 5 P.M. ^1 MARKIT 38000 ANN. ARBOR ROAD LIVONIA, MICHIOAN •uz4 DOUBLE COUPONS ON AU MANUFACTURER CENTS OFF COUPONS WEDNESDAY ONLY, DEC. 15,1982. 0 MERRY ^^5225 ^ CIGARETTES OR ANY FREE COUPONS Off COUPONS VALUED OVER 50< FACE VALUE Will BE HONORED. QUANTITY RUNTS RESERVED. PRICES EFFECTIVE MONDAY, DEC 13 THRU DEC 19,1*82. CHRISTMAS SALE ORDER YOUR HOLIDAY STANDING RIB ROAST NOW! LET US PERSONALLY CUT YOUR ROAST TO FIT YOUR HOLIDAY NEEDS • - • - IB. PHONE: 464-0330 OVEN FRESH GOLDEN WHITE Buttered Split FRESH HAMBURGER FROM POUND USOA CHOKE BONELESS ROUED POUND Top Bread Ground 58 Rump 18 Chuck M Roan $2 USOA CHOKE BONELESS POUND ECKRKH SMOKED SAUSAGE OR POUND $ s OVEN FRESH BROWN A SERVE N.Y. Strip Steak 3.88 Polska Sausage 2.18 Dinner Rolls ... 120X.WT. 59 ROTUNDA WHOLE POUND BONELESS POUND BONELESS POUND $ $ $ OVEN FRESH 100% WHOLE Semi-Boneless Ham 1.98 Chuck Roast 1.78 Sirloin Tip Roast 2.28 Wheat Bread 20 OX. WT. 89" HYGRADTS ROUND WHOLE POUND BONELESS POUND BONELESS TOP ROUND POUND Boneless Ham $2J8 English Cut Roast $1.98 Family Steak $2.58 OVEN FRESH APPLE CINNAMON $|19 SMOKED CENTER CUT POUND BONELESS ' POUND EYE OF ROUND POUND Coffee Cake . 12 0Z.WT. Ham Slices *2»48 Stewing Heef $2.28 Boneless Roast $2.68 fSttxHB&rzr'SF** rrrxrf&tttSttrv-JSr^ t HOLIDAY NUTS A SPARTAN SMOOTH A CRUNCHY Shelled •b- Peanut Butter MIXED WALNUT CASHEWS 5 LB. P Ail NUTS MEATS $ $ $ 3.99 3.99 LB. 2.49LB . BROCCOLI PASCAL CELERY 89*HEA D 69* 8TALK ^Z7Z* POINSETTIAS aa»w - Shortening $ 48 0Z.WT. 1.99 AND UP COUNTRY RUSH 2% Low Fat Milk COUNTRY FRESH 16 0Z.WT. Sour Cream 79* rjTJ LAND-O-LAKES s lcVOZ. WT, Wishbone ^ Butter 1/4's 1.89 KALIAN, SWEET/SPICY, 1000 ISLAND PM1SBURY 10OZ.WT. • I I i • K Pipin Hot Loaf _ 89* 16FL.OZ. CREMEDEMENTHE,PINilCOULDA& CRANBERRY QUART Country Fresh Sherbet cofraatuMiR i 7 320Z.WT. Coffee Rich ^ 69* TREESWEST 12FLOI. Orange Juke 88^ POWDERED OR BROWN ' 21B.PKG. PnRfTIDEEPRsH(2-COUNT) 12 0Z.WT. 8-9 0Z.WY. J Spartan Pie Shells 794 Snack ft Sugar 89 STAN'S BONUS COUPOIM Crackers All PURPOSE 5 LB. BAG 89 GoW Medal MAPJMGAAS 140 COUNT "ft. All PURPOSE UMCMORCUR W ft LIMIT 1 WITH $15.00 PURCHASE OR MOM. AMHTIOfUL QUANTITIES AVAILABLE AT REOUtAR RTTAt, COUPOH 69 EFFKTTV1 THRU SUNDAY, DEC \*t\n% 1 • v.v >--.• mmmmmmmm MEEaEM ^^mimmmmmmmmfmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimm Enj Monday, December 13, 1982 O&E 38* oy asparagus Customized Party Trays % even in winter The delicate flavor of asparagus is Drain asparagus spears. Arrange on Stan's Markets too delightful to be enjoyed only during serving plate. Serve with one of the fol those few short weeks when the fresh lowing" dressings. 4 servings. 2 Locations vegetable is available in stores. So DILLY SOUR CREAM DRESSING STAN'S MARKET STAN'S DISCOUNT PRODUCE & DEL! when the urge to indulge strikes, a deli V» cap dairy tour cream | cious solution is these recipes that use v. 1 tbsp. sliced green onions' 464-0330 464-0410 the canned asparagus spears found 1 tbsp. vinegar I year-around. 2 Up. sugar Since the canned asparagus is ready "A top.sal t to use without additional cooking, it is lA tsp. dili weed especially convenient for easy chilled In small bowl, stir together all, Party Trays recipes. A flavorful dressing or mari Ingredients. Refrigerate to blend fla nade can turn the attractive whole as-* vors. Serve over chilled asparagus •i paragus spears into a special side dish. T spears. ^ cup. The recipe for Elegant Chilled As CHUNKY FRENCH DRESSING paragus Spears offers a choice of Vt cup bottled creamy French dressing dressings. You can make either with 1 tbsp. diced green pepper ingredients you will have on hand, and 1 tbsp. sweet pickle relish the dressing is simply refrigerated to They may not be as good as fresh-picked asparagus can be in the 1 tsp. chopped chives spring, but chilled and served with a dilly sour cream dressing, i blend the flavors. H tsp. paprika canned asparagus spears can come close. To chill the canned asparagus quick In small' bowl, stir together all ly, arrange the drained spears on an at ingredients. Refrigerate to blend fla tractive serving dish, cover with plas vors. Serve over chilled asparagus tic wrap and refrigerate. If you mix the spears. ½ cup. FAMOUS GERMAN dressing and refrigerate the asparagus ASPARAGUS SPEARS BAKED IN first, then prepare the rest of your WINE BUTTER BURGHARDT'S - meal, the chilled vegetable will be 15-oz. can* extra-long green asparagus ready to serve. spears, drained "\ SOUR DOUGH RYE BREAD When a hot vegetable dish is your 2 Vi-oz. jar sliced mushrooms, drained * WITH THE OLD FASHIONED BRJCK OVEN QUALITY choice, Asparagus Spears Baked in 3 tbsp. butter or margarine /\ Good at 9fkC C\T<\< W,thth|s Wine Butter makes a lovely accompan 3 tbsp. white wine y Bakff) £*\J KJl. 17 coupon iment to a meal. In less than five min & tsp. pepper location onl) 2 lb. Loaf Expires Dec. 31 $1 7c utes, the recipe can be ready for the XU cup grated parmesan cheese "Crunchy outside, cool and chewy inside, the crust literally beqs oven, and baking time is only 15 to 20 Heat oven to 350°. Arrange aspar 10 be ripped away and devoured with gusto." X • 4 rJ per person and up i minutes. agus and mushrooms in 10 x 6-inch Patricia Chargot - Detroit Free Press The dash of wine lends a mellow fla (1¼-quart) baking dish. In smaJJsauce^ Includes sliced meats, cheese, bread and salads *&$&&£$ xti&k-O&U&HUU* vor to the dish. As the asparagus and pan, melt butter, stir in, wine. Pour ~ mushrooms heat in the lightly flavored over asparagus and mushrooms. Sprin For Every Occasion Prices good through New Years! wine sauce, the cheese topping melts. kle with pepper and cheese. Bake at also Because a 15-oz. can of asparagus 350° for 15 to 20 minutes or until thor BURGHARDT'S BAKERY spears.serves four generously, it is a oughly heated. 4 servings. M'09 W. 7 M,l<; at Farmington Rd. Custom made Fruit Baskets available at both good price value compared with other 477-7153 locations. Your Choice of Fruit, Cheese and Wine elegant treats. . ELEGANT CHILLED ASPARAGUS SPEARS 15-oz. can extra-long green aspar r agus spears, chilled. STAN'S DISCOUNT BEVERAGE StaRs Microwave aids 38001 ANN ARBOR ROAD Directly Across the Street DISGOUNT from Stan's Market • 464-0496 aid the busy cook Prices Good Dec. 42th thru Dec. 18th PRODUCE Every holiday season the number of microwave homes zooms up as Santa's helpers put new mi-, 7-UP, DIET 7-UP, LIKE COLA AND DEM crowave ovens under thousands of Christmas trees. 38741 ANN ARBOR RD. • LIVONIA • 464-0410 HOUR8: MON. thru 8AT. 9-7 You may be able to simplify your gift shopping 8PK. by tying into this trend, for a microwave oven is $^68 PRICES GOOD MONDAY, DEC. 13 thru DEC. 18 only the first step to easy, convenient and safe mi 16 OZ. Bottles + DEPOSIT crowave cookery. • Microwave cookware is the next step, and It VERNORS GINGER ALE, CANADA DRY TONIC, CLUB makes an ideal gift for those who own or are about REGULAR OR 1 CALORIE | SODA, GINGER ALE, 7-UP, to receive a microwave oven. In fact, If you're a DIET 7-UP, WINK Muenster or microwave cook who's been Improvising by balanc 1 Liter 88 ing a roast on an Inverted saucer, you could benefit I Bottles 3/97* 1 Liter 07 Colby •1 lb. ^4 by dropping a well-placed hint or two. + DEPOSIT M Bottles i + o£f>osn Although microwave cookware Is not a necessity, Swiss Cheese ekio especially for cooks who already have been using OLD STYLE BEER LABATT'S "BLUE Chunk or Sliced 92 ib. glass and glass-ceramic dishes for conventional Chicago's No. 1 Selling Beer cookery, basic or supplemental special cookware CANADIAN" BEER Dairy Fresh Sharper than designed for microwave oven use offers much in 24 Pk 17 24 Loose $ 49 terms of convenience and ease of microwavlng. I Cane $8 Bottles $gi7 Sharp Cheese 2 ny + DEPOSIT In selecting specific gift items, some knowledge + DEPOSIT of the cook's existing, or soon to be acquired, mi ECKRICH crowave oven is helpful. For although many items fit handily in all ovens, some don't. Also consider Andre Champagne CELLA Homemade Smoked or available cupboard space. If it is limited, look for White, Cold Duck, LAMBRUSCO, BIANCO, $ 39 dual-purpose cookware and/or cookware that is Pink, Burgundy ROSATO Cheese Balls... 3 ib Polish Sausage stackable. Some baking pans, racks, plates and cov s 67 Party Trays ers are reversible, providing dual uses. Some cas 2/ 5 750 ml. bottle uieV 9/$Q50 $499 r III mmi y from...... I p«rperw seroles can go directly from freezer to microwave Case of 12 bottles a I lb. oven to table. There are microwave sets offering W Case of 6 bottles »26 J31JO *2 per bottle Homemade various-combinations. *4" per bottle $ Lean, Fresh Roast A few microwave basics wjll help lead you to the Pizzas..... 3" ..*:• tiattiAi mmtmgtmt^mtmmmtmimmttmmmtmmmmim _y\ 4B* OitE Monday, December 13. 1982 Have freezer, SPIRAL SLICED HAM CO. INC. SPIRAL SLICED will enjoy FULLY BAKED ^fJI HONEY GLAZED A freezer well-stocked with foods for holiday en 29 tertaining will fight the frazzles we all encounter WHOLE HAM... *3 LB. during this happy, hectic season. Here are some sanity-saving ideas: 13to15LB.AVG. You can freeze almost any kind of appetizer fill $ 49 ings if you avoid mayonnaise products and eggs — HALF HAMS 3 L&. neither freezes well. There are exceptions — a pre 6 to 8 LB. AVG. pared, unbaked quiche can be frozen, and when YOOK trtCUJ. OLAZtO HAM HA» MIX C1MFW.IT CuftIO IMO UOWIV HAWWOOO $»»OKC0 TO PtWICnOHJ EACH tX.Kt 13 WOfOAM M noCX- baked, will be nearly as fine textured as a fresh NTM AND FLAVOW quiche. PLEASE CAf F PLACE Miniature cream puffs can be stuffed with all YOUR ORDERS A HOME 261-5421 sorts of combinations using cream cheese as the FEW DAYS binder. When removed from the freezer, just heat BEFORE IT DELIVERY 261-5422 at 400° for 10 to 15 minutes, serve hot. IS NEE0EO MasterCards Visa Available Cheese balls and spreads can be frozen for up to three weeks with no apparent change of texture. Meatballs are a versatile standby for hors d'oeuvres or main dishes. Freeze on cookie sheets, i>aec >s»c ysi*< >«< >sec >*t< >»< xazc >aeoafc< >«ec >&uy»<.ymt>*&:> Make your favorite liver pate and pop it fn the Smoked pork sausage links and eggs join ing that can be made quickly and conven freezer. When thawed, blend in some soft butter to flavor forces for a delicious pita bread fill iently in the microwave oven. restore smoothness, and serve with small sweet tes PastBeef or Chickein gherkins and cocktail rye slices. Popular quick breads, such as apple nut or pump Delicious, crusty, cold-weather kin bread can be frozen weeks before Christmas. meal to satisfy a hearty appetite! Sausage and eggs Thawed, thinly sliced and toasted, they are a treat Only *2.19 for three! for breakfast or teatime. (Reg. $2.45) (Tues. and Wed. only) Equally versatile are pound cakes, baked in loaf pans and then frozen. Thaw, slice thinly, spread Try our melt-in-your-mouth shortbread with a favorite jam and stack sandwich-style Just PORK PIES - AYRSHIRE HAM fill a neat pocket before serving, top with whipped cream and a MEAT PIES-PASTRIES maraschino cherry. Now is surely the busiest time of the year. These one fourth sausage and egg mixture in each pita Peach or apricot upside-down-cake (try making days leading up to Christmas are filled with the bread half. 4 servings. one with a chocolate cake recipe for a delightfully hustle-bustle of shopping. Iree trimming, baking •1 pound bacon may be substituted for sausages. different flavor) .morit -take snuch space in the Cut bacon into 1-inch pieces. Place bacon in c&ckroyd's and entertaining, leaving little time to devote to freezer All it needs is a crown of whipped cream family meals ll^xT^inch microwave-safe dish. Cover with before it goes to the table. Scotch Bakery & Sausage waxed paper and cook at high 15 to 17 minutes, One delicious solution to this no-time-to-cook sit A few hours of advance preparation and your 25566 FIVE MILE. NEAR BEECH DALY stirring every 3 minutes. Pour off all but 2 table uation is Anytime Pocket Sandwiches. That popular freezer, can reward you with more free time for REDFORD, 532-1181 ' spoons drippings; proceed with recipe; omitting 1 0PF.S< MOX.-FRI. 9-6 SAT. 8:}0> 1 breakfast pair — sausage and eggs — are teamed family and friends during the holidays. K v in a unique way for a pita-bread sandwich that's teaspoon butter or margarine sure to satisfy as their name implies — anytime, be it lunch, supper or late night snack. These handy sandwiches fit nicely into the quick- Q.T*" arid-easy category thanks to convenient smoked •j***** pork sausage links. The flavorful, fully cooked links are cut into pieces, then cooked in the microwave TKADI- VINE oven or on top of the range along with beaten eggs and sliced green onion. To serve, the sausage-egg Specials combo and tomato slices are tucked into warm pita 5; V bread halves. For a tasty variation, you'll also want We're famous for Americaji e to try these sandwiches made with bacon as a sub OUR beer prices!! Red Cross stitute for the sausage. /A\ EAD0W PARTY & DRUG STORE During this hectic season when meals are often hit or miss, it's reassuring to know that these MICHELOB Time on sandwiches hit right on target when it comes to BLACK TOWER your hands? DAILY LOTTERY - PACKAGE LIQUOR DEALER nutrition. 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Motors' European opera gage loans by 0.5 percent. gan adopted a "stringent, cost-saving um dollar for operations, one of the tions are well positioned with a full line The rate la 12.25 percent on new ad 1983 administrative budget that will lowest administrative expense ratios of of products and new or modernized fa Spain was chosen because of the justable mortgage loans (AMLs) and take less than a nickel of each premi any Blue Cross and Blue Shield plan in cilities to meet the anticipated future country's optimum availability of good 13.5 percent on fixed-rate loans, with a um dollar to finance company opera the nation and up to six times less than growth in the market there, Chairman 20-percent down payment. Both pro tions," according to President John C. competing commercial insurance Roger B. Smith said today. labor, land, utilities, transportation, grams continue to have a maximum MeCabe.' firms. Smith noted that, as a result of GM's loan amount of $200,000. McCabe said the board of directors The board also voted an 8-percent in 1979 decision to embark on a major communications, local suppliers, long- The discount on regular FHA and VA approved a $173-5 million net corpo crease in the dispensing fee paid phar European expansion program, "a new term profit potential and increased loans has-been reduced to four points. rate operating budget for 1983. In addi macists for filling prescriptions cov automotive era has begun for GM in These loans have an interest rate of 12 tion, BCBSM will be reimbursed $32.4 ered by BCBSM, the first increase in Europe." marketing opportunities. percent. million by the federal government for nearly two years;.The fee will rise 25 He told his Spaio-U.S. Chamber of First Federal of Michigan again was administering the Medicare program cents from $3.10 to $3.35 per prescrip Commerce audience that GM's expend the leading home mortgage lender In In the state. tion and will be followed by new cost- itures for its new Opel Corsa small-car local suppliers* long-term profit poten from the current sales rate of 10 mil the four-county metropolitan Detroit The budget projects: t containmenfinitiatives. . program totaled more than $2 billion, tial and increased marketing opportu lion units to 11.5 million by 1985 and to area, in October, with $7.3 million in • A 6-percent increase in claims, In other matters, McCabe said: including new facilities to assemble nities. 13 million by 1090. loans recorded, according to the latest nearly 62 million next year. "Our 1983 employee productivity in cars and produce automotive compo Smith said the introduction last "And among all the European car Lawyers Title Insurance Corp. Mort • A 9-percent improvement in em crease will be the sixth straight year'of nents in Spain, new engine and trans month of the new Opel Corsa subcom- markets, Spain is the fifth largest and gage Summary. ployee productivity. improvement. Since 1978, productivity mission plants in Austfia, and addl^_pact In Spain, France and Italy helped offers, the greatest potential for The second-largest lender, with $5.6 • And nearly 300 fewer employee is up nearly 50 percent. Claims have tional components '"""'facilitie-s i'n- othe-"•—r complete GM's small-car lineup in Eu growth," he said. "Spain is also — or million, was Standard Federal Savings, positions than there were at the begin increased 10 million, while the number parts of Europe. rope, adding that small cars currently soon will be — the fourth-largest pro followed by National Bank of Detroit ning of this year. of employee positions have been re "Our total investment in the four account for about 25 percent of total ducer of ears in Western Europe." with $5.1 million. McCABE REPORTED that only 4 9 duced more than 900," McCabe said. Spanish plants is about 11.8 billion, or European new-car sales and an even First Federal of Michigan also is the higher percentage in Southern Europe. Referring to growing sentiment for slightly more than 200 billion pesetas," restrictive trade policies in Europe as area's largest lender for the year to he said. The fuel-efficient Corsa, featuring well as In the United States, Smith said, date, with 1,295 recorded loans totaling front-wheel drive and a transverse- "It's been our experience that econom $57.1 million. National Bank of Detroit Tokyo Oriental "ALTOGETHER, these plants will mounted engine, is built in a new, high ic isolationism and protectionist trade has recorded 840 loans totaling $45 5 employ about 11,000 people, and we ex ly automated 4-milHon-square-foot as policies at best can only be stop-gap million, and Standard Federal recorded Health Spa pect they would create an additional sembly plant near Zaragoza, Spain. measures. 817 loans totaling $43.8 million. 30,000 indirect jobs in the supplier in • Whirlpool dustry and in our growing Spanish deal "AT FULL production, the plant will "In the long run, they do not serve • Saunas er network." produce 7b Opel Corsas an hour, or the long-term interests of a country, its DEE! • Shower 270,000 units per year," Smith said, people or its industry,'1 he said. "Trade T7UPU£ METHOD Spain was chosen for the largest 8TEAM •Oriental share of the Corsa investments, Smith "with an obviously favorable effect on flourishes best in a free and open at ttwnpofr-atMm J Carpet Staff said, because of the country's optimum Spain's economic progress." mosphere, and where all the trading HIN8* ft EXTRACTION ^'MuScterPfessure Massage availability oigood labor, .land, utili Smith added, that GM expects the ^partners can compete fairly on an Cleaning • Private Rooms for Men & Women. ties, transportation, communications, European new-car market to climb equal footing." Open Mon.-Sat. 10 a.m.-i a.m. "*" Living Room $26.95 Walk In or Appointment Froe Scotchgard • One Room 11M Ann Arbor Rd. 26841 Orchard Lak» Rd. (Brtrtan UHn t SftrtJofl) (Ber»een 12113 M4e) All Additional Rooms $10.95 PlWWilh Farmington Hill* tTKIhOm: Pr»-Sp©ttV^ « C<*y 455-8322 553-2628 BrtQ/h\tn»n • QtcOontm • Funltur* ,y P» 4mn LUCKY 7 STRIKE AGAIN / LOW TAR FILTERS W0pack... THE MOMENTIS RIGHT FOR IT. LUCKY STRIKE L $./M. f. T. MEANS FINE TOBACCO Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Filters 8ox and Soli Pack: 12 mg. "tar". 1.0 mg. nicotine av. per cigarette by FTC meihod. STIye #bseruer sports Brad Emons, C.J. Risak editors/5591-2313 Monday, December 13, 1982 O&E (L,W,R,G)1C Keyes propels Schoolcraft Ocelots turn back Mott By John Raby With Briggs and teammate Bill team the victory. It didn't happen on special writer Keyes fouled out, the Ocelots held back the floor. Mott Coach Robert Sippell Mott in the closing minute with guard was called for a technical foul aitef Flint Mott stopped Carlos Briggs George Merlweather and forward , charging on to the court and demand Friday night, but forgot to hold down Ricky Johnson each hitting a pair of ing a five-second call be assessed on his. teammates as Schoolcraft College free throws to ice the win. Schoolcraft. Instead, Merlweather sank extended its perfect basketball record the two-shot technical and the Ocelots to 8-0 with an 80-72 victory. Briggs, the nation's leading junior college scorer averaging over 44 points outscored Mott 19-11 the rest of the per game, was in for a rough night. He way. was benched midway through the first Merlweather was among five School half after committing his third person craft players 4n double figures with 17 al foul, and fouled out with over 10 points, including 7-for-9 from the free minutes left in the game. He finished throw line. Johnson had 13 points and with 13 points. eight rebounds, while center Scott Con rad finished with 11 points. "THAT MADE. IT a much tougher Mott was considered the toughest op ballgame for us," said Schoolcraft ponent Schoolcraft has faced this sea Coach Rocky Watkins about Briggs' son, and the final score was indicative foul trouble. "I don't think. Mott hurt of the battle Mott gave the Ocelots. Up Carlos as much as he hurt himseli. He to-now, Schoolcraft had averaged over didn't play a very smart game at all." 100 points In seven previous games, " In Briggs' absence, Watkins relied on with such blowouts as 105-60 over Ma forward Bill Keyes to have the hot donna and 100-65 over Flint Jordan. hand for Schoolcraft. Despite twisting his ankle early in the second half and "MOTT WAS A much better defen fouling out down the stretch, Keyes re sive team than we've faced thus far," sponded with 20 points. Twelve of those Watkins said. "They gave us a lot _of ' came in the first half as the Ocelots problems by switching in and out of built a 33-29 half time advantage. various defenses, but nothing that we "We Intended for Keyes to be our of didn't expect. fensive thrust against Mott," Watkins "We executed our game plan pretty said. "We knew that Carlos would have much the way we wanted to. We knew to sacrifice himself, but not to the ex Mott was a high-powered team and we tent In which he did." couldn't afford to get behind them. We The second half was a run-and-gun, had to maintain a lead, maintain our mistake-filled stanza. After Mott had heads and make them come after us so taken a brief one-point lead, we could outsmart them." Merlweather scored on a steal, then hit Mott was paced by forward Ted a three-point play to key a 15-2 School Jackson's 23 points (17 in the second craft spurt and help the Ocelots to a 10- half) and Dezie McClung's 17 (10 in the point lead with 13 minutes left. second half). ART EMANUElE/steff photographer BUT MOTT rebounded after Briggs' ON WEDNESDAY, Briggs poured in Bill Keyes (with ball) makes a fifth foul with a 14-2 siege to tie the 37 as Schoolcraft held off host Glen ART EMANUELE/slaff photographer baseline drive against Flint game at 61-61. Oaks. 93-89. The Ocelots led by 12 with Schoolcraft's Carlos Briggs (with ball) slides tion's leading junior college scorer, got into foul Mott. Schoolcraft remained un A pivotal mistake robbed Mott of — through the middle with teammate Tom Niergarth trouble and only scored 13 points but Schoolcraft beaten, 80-72. needed momentum and cost the Flint Please turn to Page 3 (far right), waiting for the result. Briggs, the na- won anyway, 80-72. Henry Ford to host Garden City comeback stuns Pats Garden City charged back from a more patient on offense and we didn't le) the press bother us.V-., "?;;;?.•# aW,-.:: nine-point deficit with 3:47 remaining : prep volleyball event to beat Livonia Franklin, 55-49, In a mp* Thurston was also red tidt from" the Northwest Suburban League (NSL) bas- free throw line making 34 of 41 shots. Henry Ford Community College ton, which returns some strong ketballopener for both teams. basketball will host the second annual Yuletide hitters; Wayne, third a year ago and It was the third straight win for the WSLD. JOHN GLENN 80 Women's Volleyball Invitational returning four of six starters; Bor- host Cougars. Franklin, the defending helped the Thurston cause with 12 REDFORD UNION 52 tournament on Saturday, Dec. 18. The Patriots, who led 24-16 at half- gess, RU and Fordson. NSL champs, fell to 0-3. points and 10 rebounds. Teams vying for the title include time, got 18 points from Mike Johnson Tournament action starts with two Scott McCloskey, a 6-foot-4*i junior and 15 from Stebbins. Also contributing to the win were The Rockets jumped to a 32-20 half- Redford Bishop Bofgess, Redford groups of five teams playing two- forward, led all scorers with 20 points time lead and never looked back to Union, Dearborn Fordson, Birming Garden City raced out to a,.10-0 lead guard Steve Smith, who had 10 points game matches under a round-robin and was instrumental in the comeback. ' at the start, but got into foul trouble and five assists, and Lars Anderson gain their third straight Friday at RU. ham Groves, Madison Heights Bishop format. The top three finishers in The Cougars, using a half-court traj>, Junior guard Greg Gill and 6-8 senior Foley/ Trenton, Wayne Memorial, -and lost the advantage by intermission. came off the bench to score eight and each pool advance to elimination , gained the lead 48-47 on McCToskejrs get six rebounds. center Paul Grazulis each tallied 16 Dearborn Heights Annapolis, Howell play. basket. Franklin center Bob Stebbins, points for the winners. Jack Walker, a and Southgate. Teams in Pool A are: Fordson, however?" scored to put the Patriots REDFORD THURSTON 70 Ray Boyle, a guard, paced the Raid 6-5 senior, chipped in with 13. "This is the first volleyball tourna back up 49-48, but they couldn't hold Foley, Groves, Trenton and Howell. NORTH FARMINGTON 55 ers with 24 points. Sophomore guard Pat Lowney regis ment of the 1982-83 high school sea Wayne, Borgess, Aquinas, RU and on. "I thought Jim played a tremendous tered 14 for wlnless RU and Rick Wil son, and it should be very exciting," Annapolis form Pool B. With 19 seconds left to go Mike perimeter game and Dan played a liams bagged 11. said John Carroll, Henry Ford's ath Tournament play begins at 8 a.m. Krauss hit a three-point play and The Eagles won their NSL opener strong inside game," said Thurston It was the NSL opener for both letic director. "Defending champ In the Athletic Memorial building. McCloskey added two free throws Friday night at home behind Jim coach Gary Fralick. 'We were much teams. Howell is returning a very young Admission is 11.50 for adults and $1 when Franklin called an illegal timeout Weiss' 26 points. team, but always a contender." for students. to give the Cougars the victory. Weiss, a 6-5 transfer from Temple Carroll said other teams to watch For more Information, call Carroll Craig Dimaya and Krauss added 14 Christian, added 13 rebounds and six include last year's runner-up, Tren at 271-2750, ext 462. and 13, respectively, for the winners. - assists. Dan Starinsky, a 6-7 junior. | EVEN SANTA f Oville9 Spartans eagers also win f WOULDN'T PASS UP | Charger balance trips Bentley 4 THIS SAVINGS! Livonia Churchill used a balanced at added eight. In three tries Friday night. ures Friday as the Spartans (2-1) tack to clip Livonia Bentley Friday "We really played good defense most Spencer, going inside, poured in 32 opened Western Lakes play with an im night in a Western Lakes basketball of the night," said Churchill coach Don points and grabbed 10 rebounds. pressive win. game, 56-47. Albertson. "Our stats show also that we Larry Wiegand added nine points. Stevenson rolled to a 27-8 first-quar 4 For A Limited Time Only The Chargers jumped out to a 14-5 out-reivuflded them 33-26, . Dennis Frantz and Dave Ross scored ter advantage and never looked back. Receive A first-quarter lead and never trailed to "It was a good, unselfish game by our 12 apiece for Ortonville-Brandon, Bob Palmisano scored 18 points to * .up their season record to 2-1. It was kids. I'm very happy with it." which dropped to 1-2. lead the winners. Also hijtlng for dou Bentley'a first loss. The Charger coach also credited his "We changed our press," explained ble-digits were junior Tom Domako 4 John Merner and Craig Hunter each assistant, Ron Reed, for giving him a ClarenceviUe coach Paul Clougb*. "We (15), sophomore Bob Sluka (13), Gary scored 14 points for the winners. They good scoutlngTeport. pressured the ball more and went with Mexicotte (12) and Pete Rose (12). # also combined for M rebounds. Team a diamond trap, and they made several Sluka, a 6-foot-5 center, grabbed 10 mates Dave Riley and Steve Juo- LIV. CLARENCEVILLE 53 turnovers." . . ,-r rotwMmrfg•-}* «•><> frig third fitrnifht- 4 dawlkls each.contributed ^j|ht polnfe- ^ game_wUhJ0_pr more boards. JunIorjuarilJc>hJ^G«ybek^chipped In LIVONIA STEVENSON 92 Rick Hunter paced~"wTril^s Wgstenr UNBREAKABLE SI lursixasslsts. Tim Spencer, a 6-foot-4 junior, WALLED LK. WESTERN 65 with 16 points. 4 Jim Thorderson paced Bentley with sparked a 20-14 surge in the final peri Stevensons Jayvee squad also won, 4 THERMOS. "* 16. Bob Friedrichs and Dan Rayes each od to lift. Clarence Wile to its first win All five starters were in double fig- 64-55. M STEEL VACUUM BOTTLE 4 Stevenson posts 2 big hockey wins 4 # TEEE1EI 4 By Paul King tion's three goals, . CATHOLIC CENTRAL 2 LIVONIA STEVENSON 9 100% AMERICAN special writer Cory Brocklehurst, Phil Bryant and ANN ARBOR PIONEER 1 LIVONIA FRANKLIN 3 4 Darin Phillips split the goaltendlng Livonia Stevenson hockey coach Jer chores for Stevenson. They combined The Shamrocks remained unbeaten Perreault, leading scorer in the # ry ^Kestner believes in a tough non- to stop 24 Purple Raider shots. after three outings with a pair of sec SPHL, tallied two goals and two-assists FEATURES: league schedule because he's hoping it ond-period goals in a Michigan Metro as the Spartans raised their season 4 ,• Unbreakable Steet •Threaded, insulated stopper won't pop out. will help his team down the road. LIVONIA CHURCHILL 8 game played Wednesday at Ann Ar record to 5-1 with the lopsided win over • Five yoar full warranty •Rugged polypropylene cup., I _ SOUTHFIELD 5 the Patriots Frlday.evening at Edgar. • Polished, all stainless steel vacuum • Dripless pouring Up. And Off Wednesday pight at Edgar bor's Yost Arena. M insulated liner • Full 1 liter capacity (1.05 quarts) Dave Cox, a defenseman, added two Arena, his Spartans edged highly-re The Chargers rallied from a two- OC'a Mike Cannon opened the scoring • Com** Iri «/• «(tr»cliv» ready 10 wr«p box • Pr>c« m«y v»ry tmong ret«1e ~*W*iw*te3*^Va*h- 2C(l,R.W.G) OitE Monday. December 13, 1982 White's 30 lifts Aggies 1st time: Churchill clips Franklin Center Joe White took control in the The Haran brothers, Pat and Doug, fourth quarter to carry Redford St. each added 10 points for the winners. Livonia Churchill's boys' swim ment, Drew Baird, Brian Comstock Senior John Simone paced the Agatha to a 61-50 Catholic League bas Bob Liplnski scored 14 in a losing team has become a new force in the and John Hutchison. Canton rout with victories in the 200 ketball victory Friday at home over cause. area. Individually, Drew Baird won two IM (217.3) and 100 butterfly (1:03.2). Wyandotte Mt. Carmel. BISHOP BORGESS 77 The Charger tankers, coached by events, the 100 backstroke (1:05.0) He also teamed up with Glenn Pla- The Aggies (2-1) trailed by eight HAMTRAMCK 37 Manse Tian, dunked rival Livonia and 200 individual medley (2.18 3). swimming gens, Bob Lewelling and Jim Casler points going into the final quarter, but The Spartans made it two straight, Franklin for the first time ever Fourment was victorious in the 100 to win the 400 freestyle relay in rallied behind the-play of White, who rolling to an easy win Friday at Ham- Thursday night, 75-52. butterfly {1:03.2) while Vic Valente 53.8. 3:42.8. - sparked a 26-7 surge. tramck. Churchill, now 3-0 this season, was best In diving (201.2 points). Churchill will take its unbeaten Plagens and Casler combined to The 6rfoot-5 senior center tallied 30 Borgess led 22-4 after one quarter WOD the meet by sweeping both re Franklin was led by Pat Garvey record Tuesday to Westland John sweep all four freestyle events points and grabbed 18 rebounds. and 50-11 at the half as 12 of 14 players lay events. and Dennis Keller. They swept the Glenn. That meet starts at 7 p.m. The win was the first for new "During the last four or five minutes scored. Russ Bergendahl, Eric Hutchison, four individual freestyle events. BEDFORD UNION had only one coach Sam Vicchy, who came to he (White) dominated both ends," said Senior captain Lewis Scott led the Vince Fourment and Eric Baird Garvey captured the 200 and 500 Individual winner in a 88-38 loss to Canton this season after spending 12 Agatha coach Joe Charnley. "He did way with 18 points and teammate Gary captured the 200-yard medley relay freestyles with times of 1:55.9 and Plymouth Canton Thursday night. years at Belleville. most of the rebounding and scoring. Dziekan pumped in 12. in 1:54.1. And in the 400 freestyle re 5:13.7, respectively. Keller, mean He was diver Matt Tripp, who to Canton, Dearborn and host Plym "We got going because we pushed the "Hamtramck beat us last year, but lay, Churchill hit the wall first in while, recorded firsts in the 50 and taled 206.1 points to 176 6 by Can outh Salem square off in a tri-meet ball a little bit more. We had to be this is a young team," said first-year 3:45.7. That team consisted of Four-' 100 freestyles with times of 24.1 and ton's Craig Vanderburg. at 7 p.m. Tuesday. cause Mt. Carmel likes to control the coach Mike Fusco. "We came out and ball." played well at the beginning." RU grapplers pin Bishop Borgess; Canton romps Redford Union captured seven of 13 matches re cently to edge Redford Bishop Borgess in a non- league wrestling duel, 40-36 Scoring victories for the victorious Panthers were Greg Bower (98 pounds), Jeff Hopp (105), B. Fowler (126), J. Van Dyke (132), T. Blackburn (138), Ron Fox (155) and David Mikols (167). Borgess, however, rebounded to win its first dual mm match in four tries Thursday night with a 39-32 triumph over Dearborn. i«*4A* «*,r"*» Of the seven Borgess victories, five were by pins. ~i\f w,; Dale Earbart (105) took just 44 seconds to pin Dearborn's Tom O'Rielly. Other Borgess victories the flve-l were turned in by: Mark Anderson (98), a pin ;r:r:3=r£EESri' •*rj against Bill Cadarett in 1:23; Mark Holt (119) deci- sioned Rich Woodall, 6-5; Carl McMasters (126) »»*«8W8KM SSIx&S 62S»SWSK%« LIVONIA CHURCHILL was roughed up in a ;?>-.' Western Lakes match Thursday by Plymouth Can •:*•'•; Michigan Money ton, 53-9. 'm The Chargers trailed only 11-9 after four match es, but lost the next six and defaulted the final three (185, 198 and heavyweight). Steve Campeau (112) scored Churchill's first vic ¥m&. tmmi WSM^M^mmm:^ • 'Xi^-Jis^K'ir^ tory when he pinned John Allmand in 3:38. Team Market Account. mate Charlie LeDuff (119) then bested Jeff Escote of Canton, 8-5. Tim Collins got Canton rolling again at 126 pounds with a pin against Gary Farquhar in 1:45. _ The Michigan National Corporation Banks will be offering a new savings account that offers In the best match of the night, Canton's Tom Frigge (132) edged Al Clemens, 5-4. a higher average rate than the five-leading Money Market Funds. In fact, our new Insured Michigan Money Market Account will indeed, make all Money Market Funds obsolete. IHSUREO BR0KEAA6E Compare for yourself... MICHIGAN MONEY MONEY- -MARKET 'Tough D' Rocks MARKET FUN0S The Insured Michiga%Money Market Account will pay a higher rate than the ACCOUNT El2($|* R *!#£** combined average weekly rates, paid by five-leading money market funds.* pound Harrison * «§*• ** But Jones got trampled under the boards In the second quarter, injuring an ankle, and scored Just one other basket the rest of the way. Michigan National Harrison closed to within 12 in the third quarter but Salem ended the period with an U-4 streak, with Rick Berberet banking In six, to keep the Rocks In conlroL Dave Houle topped Salem with 17 point*. Bef- beret added 10 and John Cohen connected for eight, Corporation Banks Jones'. 12 markers led Harrison, now 0-2 for the •' . J^L «6.3 8ILLJ0N IN ASSETS. ALL DEPOSITS INSUR£0 8Y THE F£0ERAL O^POSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION UPTO$100.000. j - • .. season, with Dave Younger and Gordie Dawson next with six apiece. '• Mercy wins cage crown Monday, December 13, 1982 O&E (L.R,W,Q)3C 9 the week 'The rabbit came out of the hat ahead BASKETBALL By Tom Ba«r (at Livonia's Edgar Arena), 515 pm being a total blowout with her accurate * Tuetday. Dec. 14 Wedoe*day, Dec. 1$ staff writer free throw opportunities in the last hec "For me, this (victory) means an end Liv. Bentley at Walled Lk Cent. 7.45 p m Liv Churchill vs Flint Kearsle'y. outside shooting early on, and the 5-11 tic minutes, Annette Ruggiero and to two years of frustration running into Walled Lk West at Liv. Churchill. 7 45 p m Liv Bentley vs. Treaton DeMattia provided the inside scoring Liv Clarreoceville at Novi. 7 45 p m It'll be known as The Miracle on Mary Rosowski, two more sophomore this team in the quarters and not get (at Livonia's Edgar Arena). 6& 8 p ra punch that brought the Marlins back. Farm Harrison at Liv. Franklin, 7 45pm Catholic Central at Fraser McNichols Road for as long as high, starters, each provided a foul shot to ting into a place like this," Baker said.* Farmington at Liv Stevenson. 7:45 p.m After the game, neither could move (at Krasefs Hockeyland.i. 7 30 o.m school girls play state tournament bas the final 30 seconds to ice the victory. "And we know we beat the best. We Garden City at Ypji Lincoln. 745 pm Liv Franklin vs Wyandotte Roosevelt ketball in Michigan. five feet without being descended upon Northern raced to a 20-10 lead after beat the best in basketball in Michi Lansing Eastern at Catholic C*nt, 7 45 p m 'at Wyandotte Yack Arena). 8 pm. and hugged by joyous fans. ' the first quarter and then boosted the gan-" Ply. Salem at Redford Union. 7.45 pm " Thorsay. Dec 16 "I've never experienced anything margin to 13 (35-22) at halftime. Things Northern coach Dorothy Kukulka Trenton at Redford Thorstoo, 7 45 p m Liv Btntley vs Southfield That old Ya-Gotta-Believe stuff and St Alphonsus at Red St. Agatha. 7 45 p m tat Southfield's Beechwood Arena). 4 p m like this," said Baker at a post-game looked bleak for Mercy when Northern said, "We lost our momentum, and all the other never-say-die expressions Btsh Borgess at S'gale Aquinas. 7 45 p m Friday, Dec. 17 press conferehce. "It's just • unbeliev Ply Canton at NorthviUe. 7 45 p m certainly applied to what Farmington started the second half by making Mercy capitalized. When you get to this Liv Stevenson vs Milford Lakeland able. The rabbit came out of the hat." three quick buckets. level, it's all a matter of who maintains Tborsday, Dec 16 (at Livonia's Edgar Arena). 6 p m Our Lady of Mercy pulled off Saturday Farm Harrison at Liv. Benlley. 7 45 p m Saturday, Dec, 18 afternoon in the state Class A girls' "Our goal at the quarter was to keep control. . . of who makes fewer mis NorthviUe at Liv Stevenson. 7 45 p m MERCY, TRADITIONALLY a takes " Catholic Centra! vs. Si Clair Lakeview basketball finals in/he University of our self-respect," Ba"ker admitted. "The Friday, Dec. 17 (Redford Arena). 8 pm Detroit's Calihan HjrU. strong fourth-quarter team, entered game seemed to be out of reach by any Both teams had close calls in semifi Liv Churchill at Walled Li. Cent.. 7 45 p.m COLLEGE SPORTS the final eight minutes losing, 52-33. Liv Qarenceville at Dearborn, 7:45 p.m Mercy, trailing perennial-champion stretch of the imagination — except nals Friday in Calihan Hall. MEN'S BASKETBALL Then it proceeded to-outscore North that they (the Marlins) did^tne impossi Liv Franklin at Redford Thurston. 7 45 p m Wednesday, Dec. 15 Flint Northern by 19 points at the Mercy used 14 points by Basford and Garden City at Wsld John Glenn. 7.45 pm ern, 28-6, in the stanza. ble." • Oakland CC at Schoolcraft College. 8 pm. three-quarter mark, staged a Airious 13 by Burt and some tough defensive Willow Run at Catholic Cent. 745 pm. Friday. Dec 17 fourth-quarter comeback to upset the Added DeMattia, "We had nothing to play by Rosowski to hold off a rallying Redford Union at N. Farmington, 7 45 p.m S'eraft CC in Rotary Classic in Dowagiac The play of DeMattia, who started Lansing Everett, 43-39. Northern Ply Canton at Farmington, 7 45 p.m (Glen Oaks. Mott and S'western). 7 4 9pm favored Flint five, 61-58, before more lose." Walled Lk West at Ply Salem. 7 45pm scoring from inside, and Basford, who Saturday, Dec. 18 stopped a strong Utica Eisenhower St Agatha at Flint Holy Rosary, 7 45 p m than 2,100 fans. Schoolcraft CC at Rotary Classic. 7 & 9 p.m. maintained her scoring pace, were fac BASFORD LED all scorers with 22 team, 36-31 Tern Christian at Taylor Baptist Pk . 8 p.m With the victory, coach Larry tors in the rally. And so was Mercy's WOMEN'S BASKETBALL Baker's Mercy club closed out an ex points on 11 field goals. Carolyn Burt, Saturday, Dec 18 defensive trademark — an effective, the only senior starter, contributed 12 MERCY 61 - FLINT NORTHERN S8 Bay City All Saints at Bish Borgess. 7 45 p m Wednesday. Dec. IS cellent 24-1 season. Northern, which turnover-producing full-court press. LADY OF MERCY (61) - Annelte Ruggiero 3. HOCKEY Oakland CC at Schoolcraft College. 6pm points, and Ruggiero and DeMattia Saturday. Dec 18 was shooting for a fifth-straight Class The press, which has sa'ved the Mar 5 6. lUCarolyD Burt 5. 2-7. 12. Sarah Basford 11. Toesday, Dec 14 each had 11. , 0-0. 22. Amy DeMattia 3. S-9. 11. Mary Rosowski 0. Ijv Stevenson vs Wyandotte Roosevelt Muskegon CC at Schoolcraft College 2 30 p.m. A championship, went out at 25-3. lins on many occasions, finally took I<4. I. Beverly White 2. 0-1. 4. Tern Ford 0. 0-0. 0 Baker, who's guided Mercy to star hold in the late going against Flint. Northern's Evette Ott, a very quick TOTALS: 24. 13-27.61 dom in his eight years on the bench, Pressed hard, the Vikings seemed to 5-7 senior guard, scored 18 points and FLINT NORTHERN (58) — Yvonne Thompson had trouble steering his two stars — collapse. Of their 31 turnovers, all but showed some dazzling moves. Vicki 3, 5-8, 11. Viclii Prince 6. 2-4. 14. Alayna McGree 2. Ocelot cagers remain unbeaten junior Sarah Basford and sophomore 1-2. 5, Tracy Wells 4. 0-2. 8. Evette Ott 9. 0-2. 18. nine came in the fourth quarter. Prince and Yvette Thompson added 14 Monica Hughes 0. 0-0. 0. Charlotte Johnson 1, 0-0. Continued from Page 1 Amy DeMattia - off the Calihan court Mercy finally took the lead, 59-58, and Irrespectively. 2 TOTALS: 25. 8-18. 58 Briggs then hit a pair of key baskets in the pandemonium which followed with about 50 seconds left as DeMattia Northern had eliminated Mercy in TOTAL FOULS — Northern 21. Mercy 17. 15 minutes to play, but the quintet while Meriweather, who finished with the final buzzer. FOULED OUT: McGee 95 Catch the jfiS^f^ M29 Wings in/gmfzS? Win sport shorts BMX car m our EXERCISERS motion! K($S§5^ • RECEIVES LETTER Lake Superior State hockey team this season. female finishers. Each child 12 and under who com 10 SPEEDS Albion College sophomore Mike Burton of Livo The 5-foot-10, 174-pound speedster was the pletes the one-mile run will also receive a trophy. FRANCHISE DEALER purchase necessary' nia received a varsity letter for his participation on game's second star in a 7-3 triumph recently over Entry forms can be obtained by sending stamped FOR • Q«rh« the 1982 football squad. D»y Dale Opponent Miami of Ohio. self-addressed envelope to: Belle Isle Runners- SCHWINN No Burton played defensive back as the Britons fin DeLabbio had a goal in the win and has now tal Jeanne Bocci, P.O. Box 15294, Detroit, Mi 48215. AND 15 Sat Oec 18 New Y;rk Ranges ished with a 3-5-1 overall mark and a 2-2-1 record lied six points this year. The entry deadline is Dec. 25. in the MIAA. KHS 16 Tues Dec 21 St LC-jiS Blues Late registration will be held from 10 a.m.% 2 Pittsburg" Ppngj-riS • NEW YEAR'S RUN p.m. Sunday, Dec. 26 at the Belle Isle White House. 17 Thurs Oec 23 • WESTLAND SOFTBALL The Belle Isle Runners and the Detroit Recre Late registrants also can enter from 10 a.m. to 2 CHERRY HILL For tickets, charge An open Softball tournament will be held Jan 14- ation Department will host the 13th annual New p.m. on race day at the Belle Isle Casino. BICYCLE CO. by phone 567-9850. ^, . 25630 FORO Ticket Inlormallon \y 9J 15 behind the Bailey Recreation Center in West- Year's Eve Run on Belle Isle.. For more information, call the Detroit Recre Dearborn Heights A group discounts /^n^B land. The event includes at one-mile run for young-, ation Special Activities Office at 224-1184. 562-9333 5676000. WTl* 26660 W Seven Mile Tickets at all CTC ^B£ The cost is $20 per team (single elimination for sters 12 and under and a four-mile open run. Lk>vrtle« 471-0370 outlets. """ mat). The entry deadline is Jan. 7. For more infor The first 3,000 registrants in the four-mile event . mation, call 728-7828. will receive a free spaghetti dinner and a cham pagne toast immediately following the event at the • HOCKEY HERO Brodhead Armory. All registrants will be given a t- SALEM., Senior right winger Chris DeLabbio, a Livonia shirt marking the run and the first 500 runners in Bentley graduate, has been working on all speciali the four-mile run will receive commemorative pla ty units as well as taking a regular shift for the ques. Trophies will be awarded to the top male and LUMBER t ^n open andjsliu(£q$e. Getyour Joanna Western Movable Louver Shot at buzzer ambushes Chiefs Shutters retain your privacy * but let the Holiday sun shine in. pictures back 1 CJear Pine Walled Lake Central led just once In its basket Jim Kreutezer and Scott Norris led the Central Shutters ball game with Plymouth Canton Friday at Canton. rally, Kreutezer knocking down 18 points in the But that advantage came when it counted most. game, six in the final quarter, and Norris dropping > Tn Stock 6" and 12' , At the finahbuzzer. In 13 markers, eight in the last period. in width A 20-foot jump shot swished through the net to The loss offset a solid performance from a trio of • 20" thru 36" in heighth tomorrow lift the Vikings to a come-from-behind 52-51 victo Canton cagers, led by Mark Bennett's 17 points, ry and send the Chiefs tumbling to their second con Jim Schlicker's 14 and Pat Murphy's 10. We din custom cut secutive defeat. The Chiefs jumped to a 19-8 lead after one quar any time our mil! is optn or get them However, this one, unlike the season-opening set ter, but Central narrowed the margin to six (31-25) back to Ypsilanti, was a'heartbreaker foj Canton. at the half. Canton led by as many as 14 in the third ic * " $¢)24 As coach Dave Van Wagoner put it, "We. played as period until Central roared back with a 17-6 fourth From y . well as we can play for three quarters." period. a pair THAT IS WHY the Chiefs led by 10, 45-35, going "It was like a horror show," a still disbelieving 30650 Plymouth road into the final eight minutes. But a combination of Van Wagoner said. "It's disappointing, but we'll things — "going cold, not executing the offense, and bounce back." ^--. livonta ^. (Central) getting red-hot", as Van Wagoner de The Canton coach then added, "It sure does Hr? 422-1000 JSU scribed it — allowed the Vikings to get back into it. (hurt). I died out there tonight.' 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A look at the world of teen-age prostitution the day. Crisp With all the trimmings— and drugs, based on a true story. Starring Natja Brunkhorst and choice of soup or salad, Thomas Haustein with David Bowie, directed by Ulrkh Edel. lettuce and gar- • den fresh comple potato ana bread EATING RAOUL (R). Deadpan dialogue and tacky surroundings ments in ao ONLY 2 RULES: I) You musr come in on vour binhcUy »fi«t 4 pm. 2) You mini set the tone for this bizarre comedy about a stuffy couple who t* 16 yf». of age or oldtf »nd furnish proo! to your itr*et Mote pladog order. come up with an dutrag'eous plan for bankrolling a restaurant. endless salad bar — A thick cut of THE EMPIRE STRIKES BACK (PG). Second In the "Star Wars" tender File? Mfg- saga, the further adventures of Luke Skywalker, Darth Vader noo with steaming and the rest. baked potato- Wo4k*~ Freshly made des E.T. THE EXTRATERRESTRIAL (PG). 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E of Wood in gorgeous condition, with a large OF HOMES West-2 lots Beaulidil location' room Brick Tn-Level wiUi lamily ward JW.0O0 Be'lore 9PM. 858-2362 CHAMPION 1976 Royal Holidav Park kitcoen with bullins. family room k »550 a piece 729-3728 362 Real Estate Wanted room, laundry room 2 full baths, lovely 453-2210 Canton 2 bedrooms all appliances fireplace, finished basement 2 car at New Construction 321 Homes For Sale backyard with deck, attached 2 car ga FOUR bedroom Tudor. 4 000 sq (i 4 Cork sealed rool In very got>j condi TWO CEMETEFIV lots, vaults and tached garage, central air conditioning Extra large 3 bedroom 2^ bath ranch, rage & asking 157.900 Simple Assump HELPFUL FINANCING baihs »295.000. magni(:ceni backyard tion Immediate occupancy 455-6830 marker Christian Memorial Ceme'.erv. ABSOLUTELY IM.800 dining room with bay-window. 1st floor Livingston County tion. FHA or VA with pool & jaccun. and doi: house. »I 600 Call after 6 PM 651-4221 laundry, wood windows, ouality AVAILABLE! Bloomfield Hills schools M2-04S3 FHA. VA OR Assume tins 3 bedroom COLONADE 1976 2 bedroom Slav on TOP • IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY Unbeliev throughout. low interest fixed rate BARGAIN BUNGALOW Charming WAYNE home Features include 14 HIGHLAND LAKES the lot. »8100 After 4pm 459-8335 CASH FOR PROPERTY able price & terms on this beautiful J »91 500 Call brick 3 bedroom home on an extra deep baths, newer furnace with energy- ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! area situated en over an acre is ihis 4 Regardless of Condition bedroom Brick Ranch with 2 full bauhs. Place your classified wan: ad in FARMINGTON HILLS 352 Commercial / Retail lot m Livonia With full basement and LARRY KLOSS saver. 2 car garage on r.ice •<" 8C*{R,W.G-6Q 0&E Monday, December 13. 1982 400 Apartment* For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartment* For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent 400 Apartments For Rent BIRMINGHAM-DOWNTOWN CHRISTMAS SPECIAL FOREST LANE PARKWAY ARMS WAYNE AREA CITY OF PLYMOUTH ROCHESTER WESTLAND AREA 1 MONTH FREE RENT One bedroom from $395 FREE CABLE TV NEW TENANTS ONLY APARTMENTS S Sfceldoo & Ann Arbor Raiis NEAT AS A PIN Spacious 1 bedroom acarur.eot 1255 MAKE OUR CASTLE Rene from 1247 50 STONERIDGE 4 TIMBERIDGE Spaciou5 1 and 2 bfdroom apartment* mocLbly Attractive 2 bedroom apart- • ili luiury »ppliinc« lod phiji car 6200 North Wayne Rd. LuniWd tune only 1 bedroom units f*tmg • very clean Elev«tar». Ijuodrj APAHTMENTS From $290 YOUR HOME SPECIAL REBATE mext. $310 Carpeted, decorated A ID a aod uortgt each floor FARMINGTON HILLS WESTLAND *'e have a f>w I bodroom apjrurenLs Eovelv area Heat included Hedooed se- PONTRAIL APTS 1 BEDROOM. IJ7S Feaiures carpeting appliances, central On oor I bedroom aporUrwrOLs lecated r\rol5he<3 af>U aradable 3rid icr*nhuas*-s available untrK-^ntm Curity deposit Ln IvxjLh Lvoo on Poouaf Trail HEAT INCLUDED Carpeting, appl: air security intercom cablr TV. large in unmaculate surroundings in Wa)ne. YOU Call lot appoiBimeai to lee- . rxl«con'l0 4 11 Mile R±s 1 MONTH FREE RENT aooes jwimrning pool, i car parking private locker with laundry tu&. car- GREAT OAKS MI 1 bedroom aoarlmenu aly> avail porta, swrimming pool walk to shop HEATFLRNISHED MOVE IN f OR CHRISTMAS Close Jo Westland SSoppuig Center Apartments ab)f Keaiures HEAT PAID. Central pmg. SEMTA bus air fuM\ equipped i co!of eoufdinaied Country Court BE THE ComfortJblt hvio| al Reascr.able 642-2174. 728-4800 Call 453 8811 651-2460 kitchiTV vbag rarpets & carport New RJI» 1 4 t BEDROOM L'NITS 1 bedroom deluie oniu including car cable hool-up available Fr«m |3M Apartments Available (or imrrh?d]3te ocvof»anc\ peting, rjrtpes. dishwasher, patios, car Pl.VMOl'TH Availatle Jan Spacious ROCHESTER MANOR Call MonKri. U-Spnv SJI l-«pm 437-3303' BIRMINGHAM' ports, storage area within apartment FREE RENT. 1 bedroom garden Apt Quiet adult 721-0500 STARTING AT JJ40 First Month complei Heal i.-Kli-'dco $285 Mo plui APARTMENTS WAYNE FOREST - Downtown - Centrally located E of Orchard Lake security 14S-M7? or (55 768( Across from Tel-Twelve Shoppjig JUDGE HIGH RISE 555 South Woodward Road on FoL . . ••••;,•• :&&*£•••'•'' IX-'.Z'. 'mm ^^l^li!»^agra^Ma^aHMBM^^i^: ^¾¾¾¾^¾¾ 400 Apartments For Rent , 400 Apartments For Rent 402 Furnished Apts. 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent 404 Houses For Rent WAYNE *ffiaet>cy awrUrwoLj TROY SOMERSET AREA For Rent CANTON RANCH - rent with option 3 EXECLTIVE new. w/ Bloomfield. } EARMINGTON HILLS • 8 Mile * FARMINGTON - 3 bedroom brvctJroot FARMINCTON KILLS Urge r bed" LIVONIA spacious 2 bedroom buv $50 • $W weekly Adulu No p*U Spacious 1 bedroom «pjrlment. HIS bedrooms, family room. deck, base bedroom, family room, fireplace, base Grand River. 2 bedrooms, girige with full basement tod iv, baths $396 room executive ranch, m acres. 2 fire galo* on an acre of land Close to shop C»ll lOam-ljxn 72I-&TJ7 mootblr. Attractive J bedroom apart- BIRMINGHAM - Ooe of a Kind" up ment & attached garage 6 months o}d ment. 2W car garaje. aoohaoces. car * fenced yard, appiu-ices. carpeting. per mooth plus aeevnty places all large rooms cewlv redt-co- ping jod transportation $356 per meot. (Hi monthly Carpeted, decorat town apartment Beautifully (unusted $4.50 per month plus tecum y Agent peting lake privileges $515 968-3595 drapes, immediate ocoipancy $325 mo TEPEE REALTY SJV7274 rated. $450 mo Security c;p,sil re m.>c,'r: plusf^cuntv ed tt in a lovelv area He-at included No quired. 1 vr lease imint-dia'e occupar. TEPEE REALTY ' 533-2174 Living room *ith fireplace Large airy After 6pm 459 5245 FARMINGTON HILLS - < Mile - Grand plus secvrilyTlefereooes bedroom Kitchen lmmediite occupan Between 1 lam • 4pm 1429 4929 FERNDALE - Newly remodeled. 5 cy ' 47 6-6660 1 Village AparlmeoU ' -, 342-0145 River area 2 bedroom bouse for rent. rooms, stove 4 refrigerator Garage LIVONIA r„>ce(ully decorated 2 bed- cy. U90 per monli includes, beat wa CITY OK PLYMOUTH - Exceedingly $260 mo plus $250 deposit Refereoccs rucms Garage Available immedtiUI)/ ter. Uneos. dukts «44-4553 Feoced. $37 $ plus security RED WING attractive m Story. Custom built - 12 472 8050 FAkMINGTON HILLS • I mile-Farm- Days, 3W-6946. ere 657-7621 LWONIA SCHOOLS $370 month se.-i.ritv Nu pels Eves, or Year old home in as established treed isgton Road area 1 bedroom borne, just Lease - Showplace Condition' J bed ueekends 348-3504 OAKLAND U AREA - A Cle*n Bicbe- neighborhood' 3 bedrooms. I Tufl bath. 2 FARMINCTON HILLS PREE RENT • Cantors • 3 bedroom room Brick Ranch, carpeted mru-out TICKET lor J room Efficiency - Jbrgecloseo Rent or optioo tp purchase Executive remodeled $300 per mooth plus securi LIVONIA 2 bedrooms, garage. large 402 Furnished Apts. bat! baths, farmly room mlh fireplace ty Please call 4/8-3754 bock ranch Family room with fire Lar^e kitchen 2 ear garage Immc-diate Completely private »55 week includes large Garden Room, etc J550 rno Colonial has * bedrooms. 2 i2W) baths, place. One roooth free rent Immediate ocupancy $145 mo Harry S Woife ;et one area $425 per month plus se WINNER For Rent alt uulities References Call Dorothy. Prefer No Pets' references will be oee family room, formal dio^pg, foil fin FARMINGTON HILLS- 9 mile & Grand occupancy Call after 5pm 994-9074 Company, ask for Doo Wolfe' 411 546« curity No peb, call after 6pra «74 0444. ore%es. 6-2-5933 essary. pie**1 As* for Robert Bake ished basement Ask for Don Harris River, cory 3 bedrbom. basement, ga 522-1862 ABANDON YOUR HINT 476-7000 or 477-4690 SOMERSET PARK Losury golf Only.' Robert Bake. Realtors. 453-8200 rage, bnck ranch in quiet neighborhood, EIGHT MILE & Inkste: Rd 2 bed EVKHtiRKEYi Ford fid , 3 bedroom Select Rentals- All Areas $500 Weekdays after i 30pra '553-8784 LIVON'LA - 121111NKSTER R/> We Help Landlords and Tenants .-ourse new, completely fumlsted C1TVOR PLYMOUTH FARMINGTON HILLS - 3 bedroom Brand oew 3 bedroom ranch All bnck room newly remodeled N\> pets $375 j bav-meni £*r3$r. stove & refrigerator. Share Listings, 5(21420 Available Jan 1 - May 1 Adults. Secur bock. 1 v» baths, large yard basement. pins security deposit ] dosr to xrwl* A shopping. $325 mo.. Seymour Zate ity deposil References 443-92-77 $375, security deposit $200 476-2693 GARDEN CITY for rent or for sale J Full basement Carpeted Security de 23864 Wendy Lare In-town ranch offering 2 or J bedrooms, bedroom borne with utility room, alt ap posit $300 per mooth With optioo to 161-6227 j Mcuricy Immediate 535-4219 Southfleld ABSOLUTE LUXURY •arge dining room. 1 lull bath, plus at pliances Large lot $325 a month plus purchase tached garage Short term lease with security 484 7984 Monthly Leases S0UTHFIELD option to purchase Available Jan 15 FARMINGTON HILLS-8 mile & Grand GARDEN CITY - 28438 BLOCK 400 Apartments For Rent C6MPLETELY FURNISHED $42S month plus security deposit Call R;ver 2 bedrooms, newly redooe Car GARDEN CITY - Middlebelt J bed Brand new 3 bedroom tri level Brick, Pfease call the promotion Furnished Bill Decker at 456 8400 peting appliances $J40 a mooth room bnck ranch Attached garage, basement, carpeted $300 per mooth $395 AND UP Adults.References Security 476 4976 basement $400 Security deposit With option to pur department of the Ob HIGH RISE APARTMENTS DACOSTA Kendall Immediate occu GARLINGS 2748949 Birmingham Area EARMINGTON HILLS. J bedroom, chase server & Eccentric bet 1 and 2 BEDROOMS pancy 3 bedroom, newly decorated &t C !%•>--.' r* ^* Ro*d Nttf OrchKd Ilk* ftotd • M-W Tsfegftpfi .-^ -V<.v- feyf-.'W.y,, " '^ ''- — t=i °i£ 455-7200 mm MM* rite 10C*(R.W,G-8C) O&E Monday, December 13. 1982 406 Furnished Houses 421 Lh/lng Quarters 43S Office Business GARDEN CITY Clean » bedroom brick UVONU - 1 bedroom, I bath, Fann- NORTHVILLE. Jfcedroocn brict ranch, REOFORD - attractive 1 bedroom For Rent Space ranch. Basement, garage, new carpet lajtoo Rd & Schoolcraft area. AppUV- brick ranch, finished basement, newly ABANDON YOUR HUNT BOYNE COUNTRY SKIERS To Share firolly room with fireplace, attached Florida Rentals - AJI Areas 4 bedroom chalet, rec' room, clubhouse ing, appliances, 60 pets, fenced yard, anees. feoeed. |SM month pha utilities. garage. It* baths, wsjkinj disusce to decorated and carpeted, oo-wai kitchen CROSSE POINTE ABANDON YOUR HUNT 8IRMINCHAM ' exjrtaios. 459-81(4 Call 5111400 floor, stove. »435 plusJdepasit 477-2631 Furrushed eiecutjve bome. 3 bedrooms Tenants L Landlords with hot tab A sauna Make reserva town Carpeting thruout »475 341-0349 Share Listings «42-1620 tions now Call after 4pro ,«74-J7«3 2(0 sq ft Near carpeting A wvMow family room, greenhouse CaU after SAVE 60% treatmeota CaJldays 643-764« GARDEN CITY • J bedroom ranch, car- UVONLA • J bedroom ranch, family «PM !»1-0880 . N DEARBORN HfJlCHTS A LUXURY 2 bedroom. 2 hath ocean- 80YNE HICHLANDS'Harbor Springs SHARE-A-HOME et, draperies, stove A refrigerator. room, basement. feoc«d yard, partially Brick. 1 bedrooms, fenced yard, close to REOFORDCOLUMBIA 196 3 bedroom BLOOMTIELD HILLS • 1 room suite A J2S plus utllitle*. 511-5454 front coodo oo WOO ft Hutchinson b- New deluie 4 bedroom J hash house la OUR Jlh YEAR OF r furnished, 7 Mile/Mtddlebelt trti Af schools. Immediate occupaJncy 271-1209 brick ranch, gas heat, newly decorated, land beijcb Cell, tennis & gourmet din up available. Secretarial A phooe an- ter « PM. call. 3J6-5717 downtown Harbor Springs great vvew "GUARANTEED SERVICE' iwertiig service available 334-9584 CARDEN CITY • J bedroom ranch, carpeted, drapes, stove, refrigerator ing Is our oceanfroei inn 647-0030 of Bay and Harbor Point All restau OAK PARK - Beautiful t A ) bedroom »450. security, rest with option to buy 407 Mobile Homes TO THOUSANDS IN ALL AREAS. newly decorated.' Immediate occupan LIVONIA. J bedroom brick ranch, full homes Carpeting, i enhances. 'Short rants A stores withia 100 yards Fully BLOOMFIELD - West Eiecutive dual cy Lease with option, »378 plus securi Zaioea Mgmt Co MS-0052 BOCA RATON - 2 bedroom condomini equipped wiph fireplace »175 per basement. 1W car garage. Northwest term available From i300 month For Rent um, fully furnished, goii it tennis avail FREE BROCHURE office suite, elegantly ^ furoished A ty Intl Appraisals* thvesuneotj location, »500 month. After 6 10pm, CallSoe. «55-4400 REDFORD TWP 2 bedroom. 1 bath weekend Christmas-New Years Uien equipped «325 monthly. 459-0410 477-42»7ot. 591-9115 FARMINCTON HILLS 1 bedroom, able, by month. «2150. 362-0180 Call for pictures A literature «47-782« Brasch Associates 682-8441 ranch with new carpeting and^oUrian furnished. »4S week, security deposit SHARE iplrx. 3 t no-wai floors, newly remodeled »335 BONTVENTURF Fort Lauderdale HUNTINGTON WOODS, * bedroom UVONIA • $ bedroom. 1½ story brick 1 tx bath, living room, Wintry kitchen, Call between 2pm& 8 pm 477-4421. BOYNE HIGHLANDS REFERRAL SERVICES BUCKINGHAM SHOPPING CENTER plus security Alter 3 PM 477 8409 completely furnished condo 2 bedroom. Oo site coodo Sleeps 10. fully equipped bungalow, ded, fireplic* ia living room. bome. Appliances. H acre lot, Farm> family room, full basement, fenced «42-7747 2 bath Golf, tensis & health spa »1200 Schoolcraft A Inister Rd. J40O sq ft In" dining, rec room. atnve & refrigerator Ingtoo i Plymouth. »425. security, ref AvaOable Christmas' 645-1667 bif.h.uaifie arei Will lease all or part yard, centra) air. appliances, available REDFORD 1 ½ story Brick. 1 car ga FARMINCTON LOCATION month 968-3779 968-0451 . 642-1620 Custom drape*, new carpeting, Imm»c- eresces. Available Jan lit 427-5222 Jan. 1 »475 month 3574084 OT5572214 rage, fenced. 2 bedrooms, living, dining, - Suitable (or office, retail use or distrib One bedroom furnished mobile home BOYNE HIGHLANDS' BIRMINCHAM_.»884 S Adams. Birmingham>RE-A--^ w<>rkin. Mj | ulaie »440 month. Mm mooch rent & modem kitchen, basement, new carp>t CLEAHWATKR - 2 bedroom coodo. 2 -mo*h#nFIt5~~chila' wishes to (hare 3 utor Call 559- lk*0 security required After 6pm. 1)9-71 99 UVONLV J bedroom, fenced yard. iv> OLD REDFORD 3 bedroom, appli 1 Reference* 4 securnv required No Luiury Chalet, 4 BedroornsJl_Bath»- thru-out Ready to move in »375 /mo pets 478-2999 bath, on golf course, furnished or unfur atjlM^^eeterEtcTusIve Area bedroom upper Large private lot. ga car garage ECONOMICAL All alli ances. 1325 month »325 security 1st. last, security 5J5 6059 or 531-5796 nished Call Even:ngs. _ — CHOICE BIRMINGHAM location den LEONARD AREA 1$ mile* north of ances IneTcding washer/dryer Pets OK 592-6(41 5410422 rage. 1325 month plus utilities 6M-J447 tist/>r optometrist, ground floor Rochester, country lakevlew home 3 »4*0 per month plus security UliU* " 732*237 334-5471 ... , . 646-7161 REDFORD - 3 bedroom home with ga FARMINCTON^,---— BOYNE HIGHLAND/Harbor Spnnp bedrooms. 1 bath Highest monthly Call after J 30PM. ^ 477-9307 rage, full basement; gas heat. 1425 1 bedroom, fumjihedr clean Reason DELRAY BEACH Condo. Hamlet Coun FARMINCTON HILLS - male, share 2 "ferwilluke 1*28-3781 or 641-71 area Lovely oew contemporary chalet DENTAL SUITE ONE CALL DOES IT ALLI month. I month security deposit newly able inclulmg-Ti'iiliiies Inkster and 8 try Club. 150« soft 1st floor Com in Hamlet west, sleeps 10 Available by- bedroom apartment Pool, tennis, rec LIVONIA • 3 bedroom 1¾ bath ranch. 5 decorated ' 476-5689 pletely furnished Or for sale Call Moo Professional builging in Birmingham LINCOLN PARK House for rent. 3 bed Mile* Levan.-»476 Call after 5pm Place your classified want »dJn Jdrfeafea Private 474-4916 week or weekend 65! 1348 884-5130 room, sauna «200 mocth. »200 security 1.008 sq ft Ample Barking Please call Suburban Detroit s finest market thniFri9am-5prn 5S6-614I Available immediately 476-4740 rooms, tcir garage »100 month 464-0019 REDFORD. 5 bedroom hsxaerfenced 8 SO 5 PM . Mon - Fri 689-3090 HHKT The Observer A Eccentric Newspapers BOYNE HIGHLANDS- Nubs Nob. ^ LIVONIA. 3 bedroom, l** bath frame, yard, washer 4^.4}ryer" store mi FORT LAUDERDALE mi 4 bedrooms. 2 baths, sleeps 13 FEMALE, noc smoking. 24 to share 2 DOWNTOWN' PLYMOUTH crowave, .dishwasher, finished base- 408 Duplexes For Rent !-arge 2 bedroom. 2 bath Coodo over Linens, equipped kitchen Week-ends, bedroom apartment with same. «155 UNCOLN' PARK - 3 bedroom brick, stove A refrigerator, »300 per moo lb 591-0900 Wayne looking canal A mtercoastal W mile 6 room suite. 1400 sq ft. and 7 room pba utibty room, insulated ranch bollt Security deposit plus ooe mooths rent ms\a».'f\JlTy carpeted, near a park, »450 weeks, holidays. 979-8202. 978-8299 mooth plus half electric Westland suite. 1400 sq ft. Ample parking 644-1070 Oakland-- 255-1115 BIRMINGHAM Walking distance from ocean Monthy rates available 427.5174 in 1978, 24 i 24 brick »(urninum garage required 421)120 First floor. J bedrooms 2 full baths, 455-7373 with 2 20 volt, water plus gas Large pri 852-3222 Rochester/Avon Dec. Jan Completely furnished COLORADO SKIING - Copper Moun MADISON HTS- REDFORD(« MileLahser). 3 bedroom, fireplace, carpeted, drapes, stose. re 4S3-25O0 tain Beautifully furnished 3 bedroom vate corner lot JH15reqoired lo more Use your Visaer Mister Card recently redecorated convenient area • frigerator washer dryer. 2 car garage. In Mr. Harmon »«-*«* Rent with option to purchase 2 bed condo, 75 yards from skt lift, also sks HOME-MATE EXECUTIVE SUITES AVAILABLE room. I car garage, utility room, no PLYMOUTH, close to Downtown - 1 »300 + Security Must see inside' »525 1- utilities i security deposit Vail. Keystooe. Breckenridge Includes spacious parking facilities 1st LIV'ONA Schools. 3 bedroom. ranch, DO basement Rent »299 95. security IsOO • «droom borne 1400 • »400 592-4961 Available Dec 15 642-7677 Arapahoe, all within 20 minutes SPECIALISTS floor Eipeneoced Eiecutive Secretar security basement, garage, children welcome References required S4J-6404,of" 721-271» RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY B1RMINGHAM - 2 bedrooms. IW Days. 647-7200 eves «46-8941 les. personaliied pboce answering, du Immediate occupancy 1440 month - ««11255 3 bedroom ranch with family room, baths, all appliances, atl carpeted Eco plicating Notary First and last month security 411-2121 PLYMOUTH • newly decorated 3 bed COTTAGE Featured on • KELLY A CO' TV7 rooms, basement A sun room, garage, electric hanging fireplace. 2½ car ga nomical' Close to do*mown Short term RED WING on Elk Lake near Traverse HARVARD SUITE M1DDLEBELT, Cherry Hill area - 3 rage. low gas bills After 5pm 533-7376 LIVONIA - large 3 bedroom colonial. bedroom ranch newly decorated. Car- stove, refrigerator, washer * dryer in lease (XK Alter 6pm «47 1182 City So pets. «550 weekly 649-8032 Choose from 100 s The Most Compati 29350 SOUTHFIELD RO living room fireplace, sunparlor. dining eted Country kitchen. Fenced yard cluded, available immediately. ROCHESTER - Eiecutive colonials TICKET ble Person All Ages. Tastes. Back »400 mo plus security 459-4416 FARMINCTON HILLS ore bedroom HARBOR SPRINGS MICHIGAN grounds. Occupaliooj A Lifestyles SUITE 122 room, basement. Urge lot, »400 mooti f300 month plus security 4 references »675 and »775 month Neutral decor newly decorated, new carpeting Stove plus security After «pm 477-2739 5M-8983 719-2*58 Condominiums A Homes for rent by the ' HOLIDAY TENANT SPECIAL" 557-2757 PLYMOUTH TWP - 3 bedroom colooi- Great neighborhoods Other leases A refrigerator «250 month plus securi WINNER Weekend. Week or Season Graham available Call Anna Pearcy. 50¾ Off -Call today LIVONIA - Mlddlebelt-* Mile area 3 NORTH DEARBORN HEIGHTS al, it* baths, living room, dining room, ty 522-316« or 478 2616 Real Estate. 196 E Main St. Harbor FARM1NGT0N CITY, oo Grand River, bedrooms. 1 full baths, immediate oc Newly decorated J bedroom ranch family room. 2t> car garage, wooded Chamberlain 651-8650.652 4618 Springs, Michigan 49740 «16-526-6261 office, approi 100 sq ft. »258 IS lot. minimum « mos Tease No pets GARDEN CITY, brick, sharp 1 bed- 644-6845 cupancy »495 per month 2 months «*- »450 plus security. ROCHESTER 3 to 4 bedrooms. 14 room. Ford Rd . A Mermnan Appli 30565 Southfield Rd , Southfield mooth includes utilites cunty deposit. Call 148-l8J»or 474-4200 After 5pm 949-«U« «500 mo «53-8340 HARBOR SPRINGS - overlooking 4 77-6OO0 baths, convenient intown location Im ances.carpeting, air. laundry. 8195 Caran Dumas Boyne Highland Luxurious 5 bedroom, WAYNE - OAKLAND • MACOMB LIVONIA, mint J bedroom brick ranch NORTHVHLLE - nice downtown loca QUAD LEVEL. No of Maple 3 bed mediate occupancy. »495 per month No pets Agent 478-7640 200 78CentraJla 3 bath chalet, beautifully furnished A FARMINCTON Franklin, Emerson, Cleveland schools tion. J bedrooms, natural fireplace, rooms. No of Maple, newly decorated 375-158« Red ford Twp equipped For rent • weekend, weekly NOV! 10 Mile A Haggerly Mature Deluxe office space with beautiful view »600 per month Call Moo . Tues . Wed . HUDSON'S - WESTL\ND area new 2 woman will share her home with same Fenced backyard, stove, refrigerator. stove, washer A dryer included, avail ROCHESTER. 4 bedroom, family room. bedroom appliances, wonted lot land or season Call Tom. Sam • 5pm. in prime area on Grand River Avail- »600 Deposit »500. «U 5655 able immediately. »400 mo SK-1834 Frf. sam • 4pm. Sat 9am - 2pm «16-526-2107 Clean, responsible, employed a must able immediate!) Reasonable'645-0148 2 full plus 2 half baths, fireplaces, large scape service. »355 Adults Ptease call the promotion 842 5839 screened Summer porch with barbecue 471-1447 LIVONIA, oeal and clean 2 bedroom, NORTHVILLE • old 1 bedroom Double 271-4164 336-2311 department of th« Ot>- HARBOR SPRINGS - Harbor Cove win FARMINCTON HILLS office avail REDFORD AREA 3 bedroom ranch 2 car garage with automatic opener PERSON TO share apartment in Novi stove and refrigerator, near Uvonia lot, »200 mooth plus utilities For party- L1VONIA/.3 bedroom duplex Farming sorver 4 Ecc«r>t/Jc beK ter skj vacation Luiury coodo sleeps 9. able in huary suite on Orchard Laic secluded area, basement, all appli Full lower level walkout, pool table.ip- bv owner" rales Call before 3 PM. HS-U89 Mall »150 plus security interested tn upkeep A miC9f_iror«rove- -fhioces. washer, dryer Clean, in oejji i?l^.Aiiie„trea, Large, hcrcc lu'J Rd Library, conference room, recep ments.- • 1«J"«1I9 ances, -f4ti-.;lttX.*Jif«*eJJ.*-«U-terras. I tion room, copy machine, secretary -file Call 584-3795 or 538-2J90 tra) tones, beautifufauiet iria. Refl rues itrifcer U, PERSON TO share large home in Palmer Woods on private golf course. space, free tenant-client parking eoces plus security. »750 roooth Call Agent 1982, to dalm yoor two HARBOR SPRINGS • ideal location in .651-9036 for 6 mooths Call alter 6PM 341-4318 Available immediately 553-3880 N ROYAL OAK (14 Mile Woodwardj FREE REO WING TICK- town. 10 miaules from Boyne High lands Completely famished, sleeps 4 FREE RENT SCHOOLCRAFT & TELECRAPH. fmmaculate 2 bedroom Dupleipli . base ETS. ROOMATE wanted tor Co-op type liv ment. garage, carpeted, kitchen appli After 5pm. 879-26*1 ing in large Southfield house After 6pm Southfield Perfect location Offices. Three bedroom bome in all brick area. professionals, beauty salon, etc « ances «395 mo i security 646-9419 591-2300 oxt. 244 354-2110 1 Finished basement, garage. »400 per HILTON HEAD ISLAND. SC New rooms, hasemeoi Greeofield-ll ^ Mile mooth. security deposit 1-791-2189 OAK PARK. 3 bedrooms, full base oceanfroot fully furnished 1 or 2 bed SINGLE FEMALES, mid 20i wish to Road »500 month First 1 months (roe 1 room villas Golf, tennis, pool «125 lo SOUTHF1ELD ment. 1 > car garage, gas utilities. »325 share with same Lower bedroom in 557-2214. 357-4084 per mo Securilv deposit Available Jan »125 weekly Free literature 771-4586 cozy B;rmingham house »110 mo pics Large J bedroom', m bjth. first flooV GRAND RIVER Near 8 Mile. Offices utility room 10 Mile - Southfield Area. I «876191 HILTON HEAD ISLAND share utilities- Call 540-6098 »595 month 357-0344 CONGRATULATIONS 1 suitej from.»Ju_ Secretarial services PLYMOUTH 280 Parkview 2 bed Start ^Spring' early PaLnetto Dunes SOUTHFIELD • female to share with available Air conditioning, parkine Villa, sleeps 6 Golf, tennis and beach same, beautiful 2 bedroom apartment, utilities included Owner managed SOUTHF1ELD • Rent to own. live in room, hssement «285 monthly, security nearby. Call 886-923« beautiful 3 bedroom home for »450 per deposit «285 Call between 9am 8pm »195 month plus utilities. »54-3808 Dula Center 514-110« 1-455 7988 month Receive half ownership Easy to HOMESTEAD - Glen Arbor. Plan y<*r WAYNE Female to share my 2 bed qualify, immediate occupancy Call FonT MEYERS AREA - Spacious 2 Holiday or Ski Trip in a beautiful 1 bed PLYMOUTH • 1 bedroom duplei. full bedroom. 2 full bath condo Pool, ten room apartment Mid 20 s, »150 per HOLLIDAYPARK Equishare 642-1454 After 5pm 19» 4522 room, 2 bath Condo oo Lake Michigan month plus 'i utilities Call after 6 pm. basement, all kitchen appliances, no nis tree, boat"dockage. 6 golf courses Owner 851-0581 OFFICE PLAZA SOUTHF1ELD 8 Mile Inkster 2 bed pets. 8275 month plus «200 security nearby Monthly onrv. 425-9623 »16-7110 523-3825 After 4pm 3493763 THE NUMBERS! rooms Clean, cete »285 plus deposit SCHUSS MT Shanty Creek. 1-2 bed WESTLAND AREA • female 18 - 25 lo | Perfect Professional Location Soltcs After 6PM 477-2789 FT LAUDERt77tt€ - plush 8th Floor. 2 rooms. 2 baths, luturious furnished coo *- « ' 9 bedroom. 2 bath Coodo with breaih-tak- share furnished apartment with same from 272 up to 3000 sq ft. Will design do. fireplace, cable TV. pool, sleeps 8. , space to your needs Uase Includes )an- SOUTHFIELD - 11 Mile, quiet neigh ng view, of Ocean A Intercoasul Rea »140 per month plus ooe half electric • walk to shops, slopes, dining S15-9«75 Pat. after 5pm 729-2869 I| itonal. utilities 8623 N Wayne Road borhood Vaca/it 2 bedroom brick 410 Flats For Rent v>nable ,1-629-2085 Westland Call Julie Ritter. ranch family room, fireplace, garage. SKI UTAH. Clark City condo. sleeps 4 WORKING female wishes to share | McKINLEY PROPERTIES »450 per rrtonth plus security. 557-4319 FT LAUNOERDALE Christmas week. »500 Winter. Spnng. BIRMINGHAM - Downtown .1 bed Luxury studio condo. on the ocean, fully apartment with same in Birmingham. room Refrigerator, stove 544 Hennet »400 week «600 two weeks Owner. Cairafter5 30PM 540-9028 I 769-8520 SOUTHFIELD - 3 fccdroom ranch, 11 equipped, pool, season rates. After Call 851-4039 Mile/Southfield JjB Central air full la »350 a month Security depose re 4 30pm 777-8990 j ONE MONTH FREE RENT basement, atl '•appfiaoces Available quired Call 8 SOaTn 5 30pm. 368 1200 1 Lathnip Village 1&8 U> 1.300 sq ft Jan 1st 4580 p*r Mo 855-1404 ISLA DEL SOL. St Petes Boca Ctega ST THOMAS • US Virgin Islands. 2 422 Wanted To Rent available immediately Altered lo suit 01,0 REDFORD 2 bedroom flat, beau- Bay Deiuie 2 bedroom. 2 bath; on a beautiful coodos, each with fabulous trfotly-.^eTOrated A carpeted «50 a sandy beach A Golf Course Tennis, TRANSFERRED EXECUTIVE needs your needs Adjacent parking »900 SOUffiFrElD-'jDed76omHck ranch" view, fully equipped, maid service, | sqft Owner-managed 557 4&15 Fenced yard, 2 car garage, central air, month plus security 661 1570pool , attractively furnished 2 week beach. 2 pools, scuba, marina, dining. temporary sleeping room. Monday thru 1 baths fireplace, full finished base min Available March I Ihru 18th A af 739-&391 641-8982 Thursday, starting January Reply to 1 boj.248. Observer A Eccentric Newspa LATHRUP VILLAGE ment with wet bar. appliances included ter April 2nd 851-8732 ori813>-86«-2494 . Office space for rent »525 per month ' 373 6424 412 Townhouses-Condos SUCAR LOAF-3 bedroom. 3 bath town- pers. 18151 Schoolcraft Rd. Livoou. Michigan «8150 250-1000 sq ft. services included JUPITER near West Palm Beach houses at foot of mountain Cross coun ! 559-3087 Oakland County SOUTHFIELD 1 bedroom brick ranch For Rent Beautifully furnished. 3 bedroom condo. try A» downhill sklmg Heated pool 6444070 4 minute walk to ocean. For details call WANTED GARAGE Particially finished full basement Near Midweek discou/its LATHRUP VILLACE office space ABANDON YOUR HUNT lor car. Dec thru April Near 1\ Mile Schools Southfield/12 Mile area «425 Select Rentals-All Areas 313-6641443 455-67190T 476-9184 with conference room A common area. month Call alter «pm -««2-5183 and Southfield area Call evenings '•> phone answering, typing A copy ma We Help Landlords and Tenants KEY, LARGO Luiury island town 64&-SJ22, chine availahllie Call 6 LittlU 'e 569-181------8 SOUTHFIELD • 4 bedroom ranch, gas Share Listings. 642 1620 house. sleeps 6 Florida's warmest pari VAIL be,al. ovenlied 2 car garage. 10 mile- FuJI> equipped, pool, tennis, sauna WANTED single garage stall for Jarr LIVONIA - Office SDace 800 to I 000 Evergreen area 1450 per*month 'AVAILABLE H50 week Call ' 568-7708 and Feb 1983. 5 Mile Newburgh area. square feet Call MARY BUSH. Days, 545 8233 eve 541-4779 Call after 6 PM 464-925« Thompson-Brown 551-8T0O LONG BOAT KEY . 40 % OFF 10 Mile - Lahser On the Gulf of Mexico Condominium TELECRAPH SCHOOLCRAFT area ON LUXURY 5 BEDROOM WANTED TO RENT a garage In the LIVONIA 2 bedroom, garag*. fenced Refrigera available for short or long term lease. •oo* block from Oty Hall - 2 or 3 bedrooms, l^r bathxhvi'ng room. S-LEVEL CONDO - SLEEPS 1« Farmingtoo area. Alta Loma Sub. CaU «40 sq. ft tor, stove, washer, dryer »250 plus se Call 882-980« after 5 30 772-9321 after* PM 478-1213 1 rooms. oU/Uies. curity After 6pm 538-7118 dmihg room, separate breakfast nook, 421-2121 or «55-6100 built-in appliances Finished rec room MARATHON KEY Beach Club, luiury, SHARON PHIL TROY. 1 bedroom ranch oo \t acre, ga with separate laundfy room Fully car- furnished 3 bedroom coodomltiiom, LIVONIA - « Mile Rd, W. ol Middle- rage, air conditioning, all appliances, d. drapery rods. 1,950 Sq Ft, Club- sleeps at least 6 Available 1-1-*S to 229-2190 682-5243 424 House Sitting Service belt. Ample parting, Ieelodej all utili 591-090Wayne County 0 fireplace,-Jan. 1, »475 phs security. dse A pixK. individual pnvlte patio. 1-14-83 Right oo Gulf »775 per week HOUSE WATCHING, malnteaanM. pet ties Eiecutive Suites-immediate oc 435-9158. or . Eves. 682-«123 carport included Adult, teen A children plus security Call - ' 134-2930 care A other services while you are cupancy «22-1870 area Sorry, no pe^s From»515 416 Halls For Rent MARCO ISLAND - Beautiful beach away. Responsible person References. NORTHVILLE DOWNTOWN TROY - 3 bedroom bome. attached.g'a- 591-1447 rage, all kitchen appliances included. front condo. 2 bedroom. 2 bath. 1st OR. THOMAS A. From 115 • l.OOOsq ft »400 per mo plus utilities Call Freda HEAT INCLUDED Ooor. 2 week minimum, prefer month DOOL6Y RESPONSIBLE - professional woman From »95 and up Second floor between 9am-5pm > .-162-3669 ly Afler4pm> 681-677« desires long term house sitting, excel 190 E Main St 349-2490 K OF C HALL lent references. 549-850« 549-2M7 TROY • 3 bedroom home, beautifully 356-8844 sly RENTALS for all occassions Cap to NORTHVILLE situated oo. *» acre - close to schools BIRMINGHAM LfJJvURIOUS" I bed nished oceanfroot 2 bedroom., 2 bath, 300. Office Hrs. Mpe,Fri 9-3. Sat 9- Modern office space for rent and shopping Natural fireplace »500 room .Townhouse- garage, utilities in condo. tennis. swtmming,pool Weekly Noon 428 Garages & 190 E Main St 349-0371 month plus I month security deposit, cluded Security plus references re or seasonal rental 651-7518 28945 JOY RD lease CallPn after «PM. ' 651.8397 quired »520 per month 646-2701 Mini Storage OFFICE SUITE Available. 20853 MARCO ISLAND oo beach 2 bedroom WESTLAND. MICH Farmingtoo Rd. Farmington Hills 285 UNFURNISHED 5 bedroom house. « luiury condo with all amenities, day. 421-9500' Eves 525-0585 AUTOMOBILE - BOAT STORAGE f1t »10 sq ft Located between 8 A 9 rmles N. rjf Rochester. References' A se week, month, chrldren welcome Inside. 24 hour guard service Sprin 478-O«40 Days 881-6402 Eves 682 4591 a.! 852-322Rochester-Avpn Twp. 2 curity deposit required Call after 6, LIVONIA Daniel A Lord K of C. 2 halls kled, lighted, drive-in reserve space. 651*45 BIRMINGHAM M/RCO ISLAND 100-275 capacity Ample parking, air 810 per month Mr Mc NeilageS«2-6S0O Summit jiouie^ New luiury beechfroot. conditioning Rental for all occastoas ONE CALL DOES IT ALL! UNION LAKE - Bilevel. 4 bed/corns, AlZinger 4640500 or 427-3545 INSIDE HEATED STORAGE 2h baths, fireplace, walk-out basement 2 bedroom townhouse. deluxe kitchen, 3 bedrwms. 3 baths condominium For boats or cars Place your classified want ad in covered parking, pnvate patio, air con Suburban Detroit's finest market A attached garage oo canal lot ««50 WeWcty or Monthly - --^7-63-68- " "LIVONIA - H R OC HALL Troy area mo 113-544-8232 ditioning. pnVate baserotr.i Heat in The Observer A Eccentric Newspapers , cluded. »525 .VAKCO LSLAND Mutiny condos. S Capacity 200 people. Ample Parking Call? AM to 4 30 PM 280-0396 Collier Bivd Spacious 2 bedrooms. 2 Meetings-Classes. Showers A Weddings 591-0900 Wayne UNION LAKE Bi Level. 4 bedrooms. 36075 7 Mile, 476-J432 859-4023 OMC ONLY. 20ft i 20ft storage area. 2^ baths, fireptat*. walk out base saths. large Itvmg room A kitchen Inkster Rd A 1-96. »125 month. 644-1070 Oakland ment, attached garage, oo canal tot 642-8686 Ground level, screened porch off pool. ST SARKISHALL Days,422-2350 «50 per month 1-3US44-8232 ler.ms. beach privileges 651-1822 Eves , 425-1696 852-3222 Rochester/Avon BLOOMFIELD HILLS - 3 large bed Elegant banquet room available for NAPLES. LAKEWOOD - 2 bedroom. 2 your holiday party. For infermatjoo Use vour Visa or Master Card WALLED -LAKE Ukefroot. 2 bed rooms, large living room with fire contact AlSayers at 531-8522 STORAGEGARAGES rooms, attached garage, gas heat, place, full basement, garage All appli" Mth villa on golf course Swimming 12I55. »175 mo - Also 3000sq ft ONE MONTH FREE RENT fenced yard. «400 per month 624-3755 ances Fully burnished or unfurnished pool No pets Available monthly or sea 9 Mile A Farmington Orchard Lake A Telegraph Rd Up to as you need »800 mo JeVry. '6441576 sonally _ . 879-969} 474 2290 6.000 sq ft available Immediately. Un WAYNE ROMULUS AREA 420 Rooms For Rent derground parking, all services »9 00 1 large bedroom with appliances.»250 CANTON • 2 6edrooms. m baths S'EWI>ORT RITCHEY. exclusive Gulf ABANDON YOUR HUNT sq ft Owner-managed 567-4635 per month 729 5133 Basement All appliances Lafge mas Harbors Woodlands 2 bedroom. 2 hath Select Rentals - All Areas 432 Commercial / Retail ter bedroom Private patio A entrance lome ne^r shopping, tennis, pool, DOWNTOWN PLYMOUTH WEST BLOOMFIELD Ranch home-for We Help Landlords A Tenanu Office-440Sq Ft, Fisber Bldg . »425 per month After 5pm. 453^5916 *jch Jan A Feb available 476-5M9 Share Referrals ' «42-1620 BYU'OODSQUARE rent. 3 bedrooms, stove, refrigerator, Prime retail - strip center 4160 sq. ft - 90S W Ann Arbor Trail Immediate Oc 3RLANDO DISNEY World Vacation attached garage, beach privileges, CLARKSTON AREA FARMINGTON HILLS - .vear Orchard 14 Mile Rd Clawson. Beautiful energy cupancy Call 9 10 AM - 6 PM. 453-3738 flower beds, trees, garden, fenced in 3eautiful condo. fully furnished, oo Ridge Campus Laundry A kitchen priv efficient building Very favorable rates The numbers yard with play area, very desireable 1 A 2 bedroom townhouses Washer A ^-ake Rent weekly Near other attrae- ileges, prefer college student, »150 a R M Smith Assoc. «49-3030 PRESTIGE OFFICE neighborhood, walking distance to dryer hook-up Appliances Air condi iors A EPCOT Reasonable S4I-7144 month Call between 5-10pm 471-5717 school A beach. «450 Mo 360-I1J2 tioned We have a clubhouse, tennis CENTRAL BIRMINGHAM retail IDENTITY PROGRAM are in your courts, pool, fishing A boating A_beau- ?LANTATION KEY • Gorgeous water- _Farmingtoo - room for »210 month, all space. Approximately 1125 sq ft Now available, 1150 per mo Mail ad WESTLA.S'D -'Beatrice off Joy Rd. 1 tifully landscaped country setting" ront Coodo. Swimming, boating Beau- utilities Included Call after 7pm 3S4-547! 848-7182 dress, professional phone answering A bedrooms, utility room, 2 car garage. tful sunsets Available eicept Feb and time-shared, furnished office BAVARIA ON THE WATER VUrch After 6 PM. call Ml-! 186 «71-7460 favor if you fenced yard, 1400 plus deposit, no pets. *•« Mile N of 1-75 on Disie Hwy RETAIL STORE FOR LEASE Eiecutive Group Offices Inc 425-7457 Offico hours l-5pm. Mon Sat. Sun. A FURNISHED ROOMS Excellent downtown Birmingham loca Prudenllal Town Center WTONDA 18 miles S of Venice near Also, effeciendes available Winter tion 3000 «q_fl. first floor, 1000 sq ft WESTLAND • Merriman/Dorsey area eve . by appointment only «25-8407 thinTsarKl gulf beaches. 3 golf courses. rates Daily, weekly or monthly »90 balcony. 200O sq ft basement storage Southfield dial one of Ntal 2 bedroom frame, carpeted, jreat fishing Spacious fuily furnished 2 per week, no security deposit required Central Park Properties 642 0024 DEARBORN- * bedroom Townhouse. >edroom. 2 bath condo «850 mooth or 352-2992 fenced, quiet street «275 plus deposit Michigan A Greenfield, appliances in •Color TV. phones, maid service Royal No pets 562-4451 I2.'i00 per season Call Jean Valka Motor Inn. 27751 Plymouth Rd . cluded, clean, newly painted J290 i41-SI42 645-6241 434 Industrial/Warehouse these to place you WESTLAND, Palmer & Wayne Rd, month After 6PM 348-2808 Livonia 421-1911 PRIVATE OFFICES clean, 2 bedroom home,-garage, fenced KKAT1NGTON CONDO - Orion Twp 2 1ARASOTA BAY - beautiful, spacious 2 FURNISHED ROOM A Bath for Rent FOR LEASE Executive Group. Inc. yard. No pets »265 month, plus deposit bedrooms, washer A dryer, all appli wdroom. 2 bath condo. golf course A for young woman, prime location in SOOO Sq. ft The prestigious yet cost effective Observer & Eccentric classified ad Call after 4 PM 261-1812 ances._garage. lake privileges 8JS0 per xwl Monlhlv rentals Days. Birmingham References required CardenOty office secretarial concept 7 prime lo month •« 540-4772 188-1 HO Eves, 274 4489 Call 644-3241 Call Reaurrx A Dodds, 965-4455 cations in the finest A newest full ser WESTLAND. secluded Mini-Ranch vice buildings serving Birmingham. arVa. Small 2 bedroom home. »150 /mo iARASOTA • 1 bedroom fully furnished GRAND RIVER Beech Daly area - LIVONIA • warehouse space A loading One call does it all—and will 1st floor apartmeni near gulf A shop- Dearborn. Southfield A Troy o/ Rent Free ^Including transportation) KINGS COVE pretty room (or working, lady. »15 dock available immediately. Asl for' l«yrs of successful growth tn exchange for services •' to right cou >ing center »700 Jan. Feb. Mar Dlus week. Call after 5 PM or weekends Carolyn 591-4111 ple Weekends or eves.. 522-101« 2 and 3 bedroom luiurv condominiums Jtilitjfs Evenings 642-1146 Call Elsie at Prudential Town Center put extra cash in your budget! (or lease in Rochester's (fifeI location -512-1154 LIVONIA 1714550 SIESTA KEY laiury furnished condo Wesliand't finest area. Livonia Schools Immediate occupancy &<•• URGE BEDROOM. TV. rec' room,re 600 sqft shop plus office PROFESSIONAL WISHES to share off New decor In J bedroom brick, finished Attacked Garage Vi the Cull cf Mexico 2 bedroom, 1 frigerator, garage Employed male J425 mooth including beat ice space with tAher professional in Call today. basement 8425 Call Pat $52-3560. or Deluie Appliances bath, pool, tcr.nis Weekly or monthly over 45 Security deposit plus »53 week 422-+(84 prime Plymouth location Office ma CHALET, 477-1600 . Plush Carpeting 61S-941-5776 6 Mile7 Farmingtoo Rd area 591-1150 chines A some secretarial included . Premium Locations Very reasonable 452-8900. WESTLAND - Tooqutsh Village, close Option to purchase available ST PETE Surjooast - motel or 1.2 3, MAYFLOWER HOTEL 436 Office I Business to Hudson's shopping center 1 oedroom 10% Rent Credit bedroom deluie gy^-'front condo Beach, pool,jacuCTl, tennis, fishing pier Daily maid service. Color TV, private RENTorlEASE-Uyonia Iri level, fully carpeted, new appli bath, telephone seiiict Cuitivt' Space Verriman at 1-9« ance*, central air, swimming pool, ivr DaTfy7weelT> rentals from »180 week Creoo Smith 453-K20 ABSOLUTELY unique way to your own 2000 ft - «00 ft office car garage, pallet this Is a beautiful through Jan 31st 453047« 376-1548 ,^5128469 bouse, »626 mo plus security deposit Call Juno Connor MERRIMAN/Plytnouth area Sleeping Birmingham office address, basloesa' THERE'S A LOT ... Job security A references required No TRAVEL TRAILER 12 ft. completely rwn maHre working gentleman pre phone and secretary for »70 month SOU-THFIEL? Northwestern Kwy pets Call Denny 718-4814 652-18052-1800 oorr 435-5866 contained for «• people, near Port ferred (21-3105 «455819 Successful cosmetic boutlgue has space GOING ON IN Richey AyaiUble Jan. Feb. March for related business or yoor choice. Up WESTLAND Newburgh. Palmer area LIVONIV'ONfA •- llfrdroom2/Wroom. basement.stove Noo smokers preferred Call after 9 pm MICHIGAN AVE-1-275 APPROXIMATELY »000 so ft. or part loSOOsq ft 157-1770 478-5418 Neat 1 bedroom frame Good neighbor refrigeraieAVasherrigerai<^rT*asher.. dryer, immediate 4120461 Room in comfortable home with or thereof Deluie 1st floor offices. Troy hood. 1286 plus deposit No pets, refer occupancy/adults preferred. «350 without home privileges Security de Will be priced right depending on use A SOUTH FI ElX) ences. ' 478-1*649 4258613 VENICE PLANTATION Golf A Coun posit References After 2PM 197-1680 needs Call 9 30am-« 30pm. S18M20O OFFICE SPACE Civic Center 'Ever try Club New Villa -' 2 bedrooms. 1 green Rd 500-5000 sq It remodeled to WESTLAND • 3 bedroom ranch, com- ROCHESTER CONDO baths, completely decorator furnished' NEWLY decorated furnished room ATTRACTIVE Birtningahm office suite tenant specs 589 4545 (©bsnlier<teimit pletely finished full basement, 24 caf 2 bedrooms. 1H baths, full basement, Pool'Monthly or season only. 647-8689 recreation room for mature gentleman, In cctter of downtown, includes heal, Monetary Realty Co. Inc garage. »450 per month plus »450. de appliances, privacy area, indoor-out Farmington Hills area (78-9047 lights A air. 1 offices A lobby, covered posit MJ.7-8695. 7J8-S3S4, t-437-8238 door pool. J5J0 per Mo 642 1620 VERO BEACH-lusurlous 2 bedroom parking available. 880 sqft 642-7210 SUBLEASE penthouse in The Moonngs 35fl boat PLYMOUTHNORTHVlLLE. large Southfield It Mile area WESTLAND • 76ii LOUISE COURT ROCHESTER - Kings Cove 2 bed slip, golf tennis, beach Available Jan bedroom, full house privileges, tele ATTRACTIVE Plymouth office suitttL. rooms. 2 ^ baths for rent, lease or saje Wood panelled, dw Plymouth 715 sq ft »9 \ Bedroom brick rinch". finished base I. monthly.season 628-6268 phone, color TV, laundry. «60 per week - - Laof-5Cal. l Herb 271 9100 ment, 1 baths garage »450 month plus 6*6)1299 349 1686 or 469(((7 trig 260sq ft. JMOamonth VERO BEACH Moorings, 1 bedroom. 4894200 security OARLING. 274-89(9 ROCHESTER • 2 bedroom condo. Car 2W bath townhouse. decorator fur PLYMOUTH-N. MILL ST 1 SUB LEASE W. BLOOMFlt'LD • rent with opUoo, 1 port, 11,000 sq feet »375 monthly nished, river view. pool, ocean bearh. AdultJ preferred 25 A elder »25»10 CREAT INTOWN LOCATION TROYEX-CELL-OBLQG. bedroom ranch, family rosm with fire- 542-4958 542 7357 golf A tennis Available 2 weeks De weekly plus deposit Laiundry.jvarklng Sublet large office 1 blks from down cember 17 31. 1 weeks January" 111, 451-677« town Birmingham Rental Includes lace, 1 car garage, large corner lot, RUSTIC FARMINGTON condo. wooded Available 1,15 8» 2432 so ft «tinv>. 361-1417 »400 week «42-9101 parking A kitchenette with stove A re f ravine with flowing stream One bed PLYMOUTH I'HE MANOR ROOMS frigerator Available immediately' For Extremely attractive II - office suite with reception A large common area W 8LOOMFIEL0 room, all appliances, heat included" A< Furnished room with refrigerator information call Mr Wickett 64((9(( tumable mortgage. low down payment 130 and up plus security Upgraded carpet A walls excellent 1 bedroom ranch overlooking Pleasant 4t5 Vacation Rentals rate A terms Lake, newly decoraled A carpeted Day« 956-5030 after 6 pm 754-2007 «55-2010 BIRMINGHAM »425 month 399 «6S2 ABANDON VOUR HUNT Attractive office building. 1400 soft. SOUTHF1KLD Rent acith option to Vacation Her.tals - Alt Areas Ideal for corporate, law. engineering Mary Porter 353-9767 W BlAXTMFIKLD N llaggerty Rd -1 buy 1 bedroorp 2>> bath, finished base Tenants A l-andlords leges Livonia area »47 50 per we«re * »8 per fool net «46-7900 or 648-3199 bedroom ranch, fenced yard, basement. ment garage, patio, central air »725 Share l.iitinp 6(2 1620 Call after 3PM 5911338 TROY Prime office space sublease on H5 car garage, lake privileges, »465 month l»ori«9 5pM 387 7800 After 6 BIRMINGHAM ' a long or short term basis, anywhere plus security deposit 6(5 0871.546 0098 PM »571151 ATTENTION SKIERS. ,u J X 1/)/63 4 garded Windsor Assumption 4-3. goal deficit in second period to notch with a goal at the 4:59 mark on assists goals and one assist. Other- Stevenson 4 Mark Kubitskey scored with 2:37 left their first victory In six tries Thursday from Scott Boxyk and Dan Whelan. goal scorers included Alan Harmon, >LSEE YOUR PARTICIPATING DEALER BELOW,M' [< In the ganie to give Stevenson the win. in a Suburban Prep Hockey League Cannon then assisted on Jeff Steffes' Brian Cox, Al Buchanan, John Phillips *£ OR OTHER FINE MERCHANTS U, The Spartans trailed the entire eve game played at Beechwood Arena. goal at 13:63 to give the Shamrocks a 2- and Kubitskey. ning/ Paul Blanch&rd and Craig Hanson 0 advantage. Scoring for Franklin were Kurt Hier- A John Phillips' unassisted goal late in each had a hat trick (three goats) for Pioneer, off to one of Its slowest ta, Jim Barnes and John Chimielewski. k\ An nS« I AJn!!Can£e I Dunham's Inc. I A.J. Foland |& the second period evened the count at the winners. Todd Baumann added two starts In years (0-4-1), made things In Stevenson outshot Franklin, 46-16. % Appliance PP" f WM Bioomw AH Locals E 3-3, Earlier In the period with Steven- goals, Including an empty net score to teresting when Ken Cain scored at 8:30. Franklin coach Terry Jobbltt was Meijer Thrifty Merchandise Murray's Ace J? . son behind 2-1, E.J. Perreault scored seal the verdict Kevin Gagnon chipped CC goalie John Bebes, however, was taken to a local hospital after being hit # Price Busters with a flying puck while sitting on the Acres Mart Hardware front Phil Lann and Phillips. in with three assists as rookie coach not severely tested the rest of the way. All Locations All Locations Redford Southhold . Lann tallied Stevenson's first g6al at Rudy Vavari gained his first victory. He stopped 15 shots. TheJShamrocks bench with 8:11 In the first period. He 11:20 of the opening period. Ken Cbaput scored twice for South- drilled 67 at Pioneer goalie Jeff Hous was hit above the right ear, requiring , Jeff Duyn\ scored fwo of Assume field, now 2-2 overall ton. stitches.